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MICHIGAN
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MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office.
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Volume 178
New York
Number 5241
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General
RAILROAD
Price $1 a
7,-N. Y., Monday, July 27, 1953
Copy
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Northern
announced-'on
The
four
of
Ohio,
Eastern
Division;
Cleveland, "Ohio//it
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complaint
extent
Ohio,'irtnthe U. S. District'!'Court/;*;
.Co? of Cleveland,
District
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infringements
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well
The
and
industrial
as
Aeroquip
has
manufactured
sales value of products under these
further
that
in-excess/of $50,000,000 in
patents,
not
counting
:
sales of Aeroquip
licensees.—V.
178,?
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Six
Months Ended June 30—
operating
Direct
flight
expenses
Interest
and
1952
886,857,160
42,992,553
for
Federal
taxes
income-
on
7,200.000
Stock
-•$6/658,150
$5,099,518
$0.68
48,137,876
42,514,524
1,552,624,603
Stock
Stock
Midwest
4.850,000
'.80.92
__5
income
share ? after
pfd. stock
flownij.-^—
per
Revenue
miles
Revenue
passenger
1,362,776,128
Mexico,
miles flown.
above''consolidated statements of income include
NOTE—The
;
solidation
_
divsn
the company's
S.
wholly-owned subsidiary,
The accounts of Sky Chefs, Inc.,
A.
Canadian
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The
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proposal is for
transported
and
is
rate
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Cyanamid Co.—To Construct New Plant—
American
cash
a
their
Kenneth C. Towe,
occupy/ a/1,600-acre
will
along
miles/of
two
.//
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Combined
at some future date/
will
The
other
will
Calco's third
be
Piney
be
two
in
are
20th
company's
the
quotations
of
as
June
/?/:/ Federal Reserve
System
expired
American
Offering—A
Co.—Secondary
Optical
ondary offering of 85,000 shares of common
sec¬
stock
(110
made on July 16 by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at $35
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per share.—
V. 177, p. 521; V. 176, pp. 1261, 765 and 49.
par)
was
for..
Co.—Arranges
Paper Goods
—This company has arranged
sinking
fund
due
note
in
it
1
July 22.
will
Proceeds
of
York,
New
and
add
to
American
at
of
to
paper
Paper
cups,
Conn.,
since
and
is
in
engaged
1893, has its headquarters
the manufacture and sale
The
The
to
be
With
Offered—A
underwriters, headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Hill Richards & Co. and Crowell, Weedon & Co., on
July 23 publicly offered 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $14.50 per share.
Of this stock, 50,000 shares
are offered for sale for the account of the company and
the other 50,000 shares for the account of 27 selling
Witter
Dean
&
of
group
Co.,
and
including
The
net
proceeds
funds
additions
and
to the
company are to be added to the company's
to be used, among other things, for property
working capital.—V. 178, p. 49.
and
are
American President Lines, Ltd.—Bid for Stock—
Signal
$380,075
Lines,
Ltd.
offered
p.
for
the
OH
13.061
to
Bank
shares
&
Gas
shares
of
at
Co.
of
America
class
N.
competitive
2669.
July
on
A
T.
&
sale
8
submitted
stock
S.
on
of
A.,
as
that
top
a
trustee,
date.
bid
which
See
V.
taken up
July 15.
The
were
on
were subscribed
by the under¬
financing
launched
for
,
tanker,
England,
which
has
on
been
"British
of
had
177,
it
the
addition, of "British Merchant'"
tankers
total tonnage owned by
are
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advisable
company
Electric
building
to
so
do.
2%
of
of
and The Ohio Power Co., subsidiaries of American
have received SEC authorization to issue and sell
Co.,
Gas,
$7,000.000,'or
to
100,000
shares
aggregate
an
issue
and
each
of
their
of $14,000,000.
no
In
par
common
addition,
sell, from time to time through June
poses.—V. 176, p. 2158.
Arizona
With
and
Aiz. —
Commission—
Phoenix,
Exchange
Registers
July 17 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 150.000 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be offered
foi' subscription at $10 per share by holders of outstanding common
stock at the
rate of % 0f a share of new stock for each common
share held on the record date
(to be supplied by amendment? with
on
No underwriting is involved.
corporation was organized to acquire the property known as the
Building in Phoenix from The Valley National Bank of
Phoenix,-The property was deeded to the registrant by the bank in
exchange for 200,000 shares of the registrant's common stock;
andthis ."lock was then distributed by the bank to its shareholders.
The
Professional
property was thereupon leased
to the bank for a term of 30 years.
of
amount
said de¬
therewith.
submitted
consent,
four
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—
Secondary Offering
—
A
secondary Offering Of 29,000 shares of common stock (plc
$10) was made on July 21 by Paine Webber, Jackson ik
Curtis and associates at $27.25 per share, with a deale/i
The offering
was
complete J
July 22.—V. 177, p. 1365.
on
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(Canada)—Stock Of¬
Mines Ltd.
Uranium
issue of July 6 ul
by George D. Clarke, Ltd., Net/
York, of 500,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at $1.25 per share (in U. S. funds) "as a speculation.5>
in
fering—Mention?was?made
the
our
offering
public
Further details follow:
The
name
the
of
the
organized
was
company
Co.,'5 Ltd.
Uranium
nadian
Feb.
on
this
was
24,
In Delaware
changed from
Sept.
on
20^
American-Ca¬
1953.
the company issued
Uranium Mines, Ltd., the mem ben
other promoters and 61,267 sharej
issued to the| public under two previous registration statements.
The company was organized for the purpose of acquiring, exploring
and
developing uranium properties in the Province of Saskatchewan.,
Prior
to
the
of
date
stock
common
to
Canada.
offering, of securities,
Athabasca
Syndicate
has
It
of
Pax
Marmac
and
reduced
now
holdings
its
claims
to
in
the
Beaver-
lodge area and is concentrating its efforts on the exploration of theo
If the results warrant it on one or more claims,
the com ¬
claims.
pany
intends to
producing mine.
Bancorporation,
Securities
principal
the
corporation was incorporated in Missouri on Feb. 24,
BUSINESS—Corporation
stock
Ohio was
30, 1954,
short-term! promissory
notes payable to five banks,
the aggregate
amount of such
notes outstanding at any one time
not to exceed
$23,000,000. - Both companies will use the funds for construction pur¬
American
for
authorized
.10%
to reimburse any duly licensed broker, In¬
Trust company who secures the deposits of any
or
commission
a
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Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
&
outstanding,
providing the name of such investment dealer, broker, bank or
is written in a specified space on the letter of trans¬
1949.
This
are
effective
agreement
company
Athabasca
Anglo-Iranian's
reached 2,030,000 deadweight tons.
included in the company's present
Co.
Tanker
more
bonds
such
this
declare
associated
and
connected with the operation of storage garages, as the sale cf
gasoline and oil, car washing, repairing and the sale of miscellaneous
automobile ^supplies and equipment.
The company's office is at 412 W.
13th St.,"St*,Louis, Mo.—V. 177, p. 2782.
was
tonners.
,
shall pro¬
has agreed
Merchant." was
July 24.
built for
The
President
American
the
the British Tanker Co., will be the fifth tanker
the company this year.
The others were four
oversubscription privileges.
The
ton
32,000
Merchant,"
This-corporation
stockholders.
general
second
Newcastle-on-Tyne,
"British
program.—V.'178, 'p.
to
—Stock
of
,
company's
British
the
Gas
South Gate, Calif.
more" than 96%,
or
shares)
account
group
shipping organization,
envelopes, and glassine and' cellophane envelopes
is one of the pioneers sin its field.—V. 167,
American Pipe & Construction Co.,
(8,351
49.
launched' at
company
1246..
p.
of
$100,000
shall
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Eleven
in business
that
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—Launches Tanker—
16,000
.
sinking fund note held by Mutual
and improvements
a
178,
extended bonds
of said
profits
concession ofi$l per share.
capital.
Goods,
paper
The
bags.
to redeem
used
on
provide funds for capital additions
working
Kensington,
and
p.
be
to
announced
was
announced
15
accelerated development
proven-properties-recently discovered, and for continuation of its
exploration'and-development program, principally in western Canada.
a
1968,
July
arranged by the company to provide funds for
—V;
date of consummation of thy
to the
retirment
garages, primarily for the storage of cars.
engaged in such incidental and related business, as usually
Subscribed
of
Loan
with The Mutual Life In¬
$.900,000 loan on a 4.75%
Co. of New York for
surance
$900,000
stock
for
sold
and
on
shares,
241,649
14,
July
President,
Jr.,
Unsubscribed
writers
,
American
at
net
company
bonds,
such
of class A common stock offered for subscription by
$11 per share through subscription warrants which
shares
will be
rate
intereset
;"•■■?
depositing bondholders shall recelvo
company
its
make
to
The
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Oil Development Co.—Stock 96%
Murphy,
H.
C.
250,000
the
to the difference between the present 3Vst%
the^incfeVsed
provided for from the date of
vestment dealer, bank
operates
stockholders
duo
and
will
increased
bonds
ment
9
trust
.
the
company
posits
Amurex
leasehold
equal
and
and if under
profits.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
1953,
30,
and
1971
1,
■
interest
such
mittal
the net assets of this
company
amounted
to
$11,169,998,
equal to $29.80 per share.
At
March 31,
1953, the net asset value was 831.70 per share and at
Dec. 31, 1952, 832.25 per share.—V. 176, p. 1469.
market
Nov.
to
;
that
The
At
3V2 %
mortgage
deposit their bonds under a bondholders plan
under which the maturity of
the bonds
44
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Securities Co.—Asset Value Off—
American European
Extend
Mo.—To
-.
The
the
plant in
first
$300,000
may
of
of
Condition, Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
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facility for production of titani,umudioxide.
River, Va., and Gloucester City, N? J.',1 It *•''
plant and
Cyanamid's 43rd
South.—V. 177, p. 2565.
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Louis,
44
Foreign'Exchange Rates
^
of
whenever all
of the outstanding bonds and coupons shall have been deposited here¬
under.
However,
the company may declare
this agreement effectiva
whenever, in the judgment of the directors, the holders of a sufficient
amount of the outstanding bonds shall have assented
to this agree¬
Dividends Declared and Payable.
;
the''south/i'':///,' T".*' ?
the
profits,
47
43
under, the/supervision of;Cyanamid: engineers' and /will be/built
permit /doubling 'of output
■.This
land
;has^beeh?designed by Robert and Company Associates of ;>
Tim. plant
Atlanta,
to
of
tract
the Savannah River.
been
shall annually deposit with the trustee a per¬
for the preceding calendar year on the fol¬
lowing basis: If $250,000 or more of said bonds are outstanding, 50%
of
such
profits; if $200,000 to $250,000 are outstanding, 331/2%
cf
such
profits; if $100,000 to $200,000 are outstanding, 20%
of sue?
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
^Construction/of ...the new plant. Mr.; Towe said., will . begin--.the- last
quarter of, this'year and is expected to be c6mpletedreariy/in;jl955.? It././'
had
President
St.
Inc.,
July
on
tires
Machlin,
Garages,
centage
State and City Bond Offerings
name
filed
suit
a
sidcwall
respective deposits of bonds
vide
The, Course of Bank Clearings
trade
in
sinking fund for the
,
General-Corporation & Investment News.Cover
President.
dioxide,? marketed by Cyanamid sunder the
"Unitane,? is the .whitest of all pigments.
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Titanium
sho're of
A
,
^
company's
Conn.
Haven,
white
Frederick
payment
df
rate
Miscellaneous Features
Calco Chemical Division will.build a $14,000,000
titanium dioxide plant on the outskirts of Savannah, Ga.; according to
This
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la.,
of Armstrong
agreement,
extended
plan.
?
r
a' subsidiary
is
firm
Upon consummation of the plan,
31
;•'■■_!
of
1956,
4 V2 %.
to
31
of Stock Prices
latter
The
Rubber,
answer
Holders
31
SEC Index
West
States
concerning
extension
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
;
237.
13 by this company
July
issued on
was
by the United States Rubber Co. in a
Rubber Manufacturing Co. of Des Moines,
patents.
of
Co.
his
Nov.
--31
Stock and Bond Averages
Dow-Jones
from
allegations
Associated
_«_42
Markets
addi¬
available.—V. 177, p. 2249.
Maturity Date of Bonds—
41
Section
Transactions American Stock Exchange
(
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25-cents
p.
Exchange.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
in addition to regular airmail now being
per ton mile between New York
;< •
tonnage
the
and
Angeles.—V/' 178,
Los
Stock Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter
July 21 proposed to the Post
on
37
38
Toronto
to acquire an addi¬
of the three banks..
proposes
respectively,
8, alleged that twoinfringed.
Armstrong Rubber
Co. said:
"We deny categorically that any patent has been infringed
by our company, either intentionally or unintentionally, and we aro
prepared
vigorously to establish this fact at the proper time la
coiirt."—V. 177, p. 1786.
1
In
36
Stock/Exchange
Stock
it
and
shares,
250
such shares may become
Armstrong
tire
two
United
35
Exchange
the
patents
35
Exchange
stock
of
Arizona;
proceeds, if any, will be used to purchase
of the three State banks on the market
strongly-worded statement
Rubber
35
Exchange
Exchange
of
and
the net
as
answering
over
33
Toronto
test operation
a
shares
against
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Exchange
Stock
A
in
32
Stock
Bank
2,016,
of
Flagstaff,
of
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Denies Patent Violation—
27
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Montreal
wholly-owned sub¬
a
tional
___32
Exchange
Francisco
San
con¬
Office Department
for the transportation of first'class mail over the New
York-Los
Angeles route, the test period'to be for ,one year and to
start on two weeks notice.
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corporation
Pittsburgh
,,
American Airlines de V
sidiary,.are not included in the consolidation.
This
in
-
1
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Net
Earnings
12,890,
the Bank
.
shares of The Bank;
and 6,400 shares ol
The corporation now owns 2,000
of
three State
and the First
of
purchase price being estimated at approxi-
the
shares
800
balance
The
23
(Bonds)
Exchange
Angeles Stock
Los
121,133
Arizona,
11
Detroit Stock Exchange
/
37,741,161
"
of
State
First
tional
Page
(Stocks)
Stock .Exchange
Cincinnati
39,045,348
—1——
I
41,949.804
(net' ■' ?■ 49,009
miscellaneous
Stock
York
Boston
4953
The
Bank
time to time
American
S98.849.516
-
- .expenses—.——
Ground
Provision
?
revenue—
-;/
.
Stock Exchange
New York
145.
p.
"•■,?;
.?
proceeds are sufficient therefor, stock
Bank of Douglas, the Bank of Flagstaff,
Douglas,
the
New
Total
of
Slock and Bond Quotations
American Airlines, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
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equipment.
complaint ."states
sold
yi'
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new financing,
the company proposes to
Employees' Profit Sharing Fund, to the
the
of
Bank's
the
the
mately $925,000.
-■'■*'
.
flexible hose lines,- used
as
State
proceeds
from
that
banks,
In This Issue
was
by the Weatherhead Co. of
patents,relating to detachable,
reusable
fittings for ;
extensively on military, and commercial aircraft •»;
different
alleges
the
pur.clwfse
in?ringemenits i-against//;''
-.filed.' * sult't fo^. ' patent
■>:#< the IWeatherhead
.'■x
With
Aeroquip; Corp.—Sues for-Patent;Infringements—
,r
The
develop
Uranium
Mines,
such, claim
acquired
Ltd.
a
and
or
Initial
its
company
group
claims
of
persons
into
from
properties
known
a
uranium
Pax
as
010
Athabascw
the
Muvma;
Syndicate.
These covered an area of about 179 sq. miles in tt >
Beaverlodge and Fond-du-lac areas of Saskatchewan.
Following pre¬
exploration,
liminary
miles
The
sq.
abandoned.
were
cessions
and
then
mining
the
Fond-du-lac concessions covering 75 so.
Similarly, 97 sq. miles of land held by cotwere abandoned in the Beaverlodge a vet.
claims
holdings consisted of 98 mining claims covering about seven
miles.
Pursuant
Resources
to
Act
the
of
Quartz
Mining/
Saskatchewan,
the
Regulations
original
under
concession
The
Mineral
area
ol
ap¬
required to be reduced to 10% of the
two and one-half years. The company
expended approximately $247,422 through 1952
proximately 20 sq. miles was
area
by claim staking within
and
in
Its
predecessors
exploring
these
claims
and
concessions.
In
1952
the
company
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Monday, July 27, 1953
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,
the
152
acquired by staking 56 additional claims, and allowed two of
original holdings to lapse. The total present holdings consist of
claims in the Beaverlodge area.
lodge
owns
also V.
See
(par
cents)
10
Months
Profit
Net income
Earnings
Sales
Co.—To
Be
Motor
White
below.—V.
Co.
178,
for
second
$6,900,219
were
31,
1953,
$659,506
earned
in
the
1890.
has
Since
have been
during
the
additional
and
1949,
five
year—1953-57—
generating
expanded
paid
dividends
capacity,
transformer
ex¬
capacity.
its capital stock in
dividends totaling $2.80
on
quarterly
paid.
operating
amounted
$3.36
or
to
for
revenues
$80,394,134
and
the
the
12
net
months
income
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
second
PRESENT
mortgage
May
$8,283,591,
FINANCING
Authorized
*First
ended
was
share outstanding at that date.
per common
CAPITALIZATION
months
quarter.
since
year
annum
expended
include
utility
EARNINGS—Total
$0.89
compared
as
be
facilities
BUSINESS—The
company's principal business
is
the
generation,
transmission, distribution anu saie of electricity to customers in
Boston,
adjacent suburban and rural areas.
quarter of last year. Of the earnings after
of 1953, $760,680 were earned in the
same
six
1953
This compares with
quarter of 1952.—V. 177, p. 1786.
238.
p.
in the
first
the
of
quarter
wJll
items
transmision
and
1,341,578
$1.02
—
second
$5,673,691
taxes
Acquired—
the
of
DIVIDENDS—The
1952
1,527,408
share
per
in
Principal
tension
$13,822,876 $11,513,596
4,312,408
3,615,578
taxes:
$106,000,000
period.
per
1953
30—
June
—
1,517,516 shs.
178, p. 49.
Autocar
Ended
before
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
mately
the arbitration pro¬
Keesling &
p. 2782.
each
with
See
in
and
Chemical Co.—Earnings Higher—
Net sales
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
shares
Common
litigation
by
Blockson
Six
EFFECT TO
GIVING
the
represented in
was
Cravath, Swaine & Moore of New York and
Keesling and Henry C. Clausen of San Francisco.—V. 177,
area.
CAPITALIZATION
large national holding company with more than 50,000 stock¬
a
ceedings
175,000 shares (being an interest of approximately
6.7% ) of Amax Athabaska Uranium Mines, Ltd., and
175,000 shares
(being an interest of approximately 9.2%) of Clix Athabasca Uranium
Mines, Ltd.
Both of these properties are also located in the Beaver¬
The company
Blair,
holders,
Outstanding
bonds;
[
Series
Avco
of
Corp.—Consolidates
Manufacturing:
Distribution
Crosley and Bendix Home Appliances in Major In¬
dustry Move—
Victor
and
radio
of
sets
the
Crosley
Division
and
laundry and kitchen ap¬
pliances of the Bendix Home Appliances Division, will be consolidated
under the supervision of a single distributor organization.
To
implement this new sales policy, the Crosley and the Bendix
Home Appliances Divisions will be consolidaed under one management
with headquarters at Cincinnati, Ohio.—V.
178, p.
the
sale
the
warrants
(U.
for
146.
to
Sell New
Holder Protests Move
Stock—
biggest shareholder in this company recently claimed Bates Mfg.
intends to sell a big block of its common stock and use the pro¬
Co.
ceeds
to
buy properties in the
Co., hotly protested the
Lester
by
Martin,
Abram
750.000
shares
of
555,000
owns
added
"Bates
(out
is
Bates
he
informed
was
will
company
has
1,760,000
issue
common
authorized) and Consoli-,
than a third of the total.
less
20-cent
a
the
now
shares
slightly
or
stated
Bates,
Bates
3,000,000
paying
now
Consolidated
dividend
common
feels
and
will
be able to pay 25 cents quarterly plus a year-end extra."
Ruhm, Jr., President of Bates, confirmed Bates interest in the
southern properties.—V. 178, p. 146.
H.
well
working
of
D.
its
(2)
of
more
or
estimated
an
the
well
12
the
the
reuriinng
other
cost
bank loan
the
10
at
60
offering
250,000
cents
per
share
will
be
used
proceeds
"as
shares
of
stock
common
speculation."
purchase
and
(par
ceeds
the
and
income
the
realizable
BUSINESS—The
drilling period,
to
corporation
corporation
sand,
from
install
April
plant
and
and
materials
to
Portland
other
cement
quartz,
earthy
prepare
brick.
and
metals, such
Negotiations are in
In
quartzite
Arizona
a
It
in
lead,
in
mining
has
the
been
and
as
manganese,
these
of
some
a
uranium
deposits
of
glass
the
and
dence
If
being, however, the
anything in Arizona.
200
negotiations
neither
of
Virginia projects
acres
will
in
are
have
prece¬
Virginia properties proves acceptable immediate
consideration will be
given to acquisition of the Arizona
property;
however, no present plans have Feen made for
acquisition of the
Arizona property.
Common
stock
—V.
pp.
177,
EFFECT
FINANCING
(par
10
cents)
Outstanding
10,000,000 shs.
850,000 shs.
at
corporation
$5
for
share,
per
working
July
on
37,500
20
without
capital.—V.
filed
of
letter
a
underwriting.
176,
of
stock
common
The
notification
(par
$1)
proceeds
with
be,
to
to
are
and
warrants
are
and
1954
the
laws
under
the
name
Blue
Crown
the
of
Van
to
and
to June
to
1,
of
United
of
the
of
part
company.
States
dollars
at
time after
any
public
a
its
1952. The
Avenue
head
West,
company
4, 1951,
changed to
was
owning
The
Canada.
ern
interests
is engaged in, and
operating oil and
and
office
Calgary,
in
1,590
or
of
others,
and
acres,
proximately
the
6,064
held
the
company's
leasehold
net
under
to
reservation
independent
an
company's
net
proven
the business
for
proven
exploratory
and
acres
also owns
of
consists
acreage
ap¬
approximately 371,751 net
a
wholly-owned
Through
permit.
or
approximates
acreage
drilling rig which has been leased
a
used
operator.
net
loss
ing
fiscal
of
$90,881
its
fiscal
ended
year
compared with
as
Jan.
reported
1953,
of $206,996 in
loss
a
31,
a
the preced¬
'
Biff C Chocolate Corp;, N.
Walter
efforts
50
Aronheim
basis"
cents)
units
51
of
and
"as
The
The
of
of
shares
Y.—Stock
City
6%
of
preferred
June
on
cumulative
share
one
Offered—
offered
on
preferred
stock
common
and
Units
17
(par
of
"best-
a
stock
one
(par
cent)
common
stock
Previously, this offering had been handled
Securities Corp.
(since Aug. 4,
1952).
The securities
net
in
stock
proceeds
is
subject to
to
are
be
redemption
used
to
at
60
purchase
cents
and
per
install
equipment and buy
H.
also
the
&
Co.,
Inc.
on
June
15
signed
}he
exclusive right to
the
rights
to
bottle,
distribute
a
are
share.
addi¬
name
and
of
giving the
"Sparkoffee" and
franchise
the
product
GIVING
TO
cumul. preferred stock
stock
"Includes
associated
(par
one
800.000
with
(par 50 cts.)
two
was
cash,
them.—V.
held
176,
by
400,000 shs.
p.
200,000 shs.
*1,000^000 shs!
organizers,
operations
operation
for
the
his
to
report
the
continuing
was
fiscal
current
to
one.
Current
assets
totaled
and current liabilities totaled
Mr.
said
Beattie
promoters
and
four
to
stockholders
"and
including
said
a
$220,075
$483,429.
the
Black & Decker
Manufacturing: Co.—Arranges Private
promissory notes due May 1, 1969.
planned to take down $1,000,000 or
1954, and will have
up
to Aug.
balance.
Of
the
more
total,
after
it
Jan
Booth
is
1
1, 1954, to call for the
Sales
Fisheries
Corp.
(&
and
Subs.)—Earnings
Gain-
before
and
income
other
and
other
Apr. 26, '52
$36,100,168
$32,734,896
1,369,514
1,485,934
836,590
-
824,768
taxes
taxes
—
income
from
operations
value
per
share
226,339
on
of
$2.15
Md.—V.
177,
p.
Blair Holdings
pay
for
a
plant addition
On July
Hamp-
of
7,735,955
outstanding
at
May
2,
common stock dividend was declared, thereby
shares outstanding from 205,763
to 226,339.
aggregating $1.00 per share were paid on the common
stock in quarterly installments of 25c each and the regular preferred
dividends of $4 per share were maintained.
The May 1, 1953 dividend
was
the thirtieth consecutive quarterly dividend paid on the common
the
common
order
to
finance
in
company
and
there
the
additions
spring
a
similar
is
presently
of $120,238.
of
of
plant,
1952
loan
of
equipment,
negotiated
'in
$750,000
outstanding
and
sales volume
long term
April
1953.
a
$1,683,333,
loan
Of
writing
177, p.
actions
involving
Crofoot
made
a
written
certain
contract
warranties and
representations
as'
to
the correct¬
of T & C balance sheets
(a vending
machine company)
current
income statements and certain
listings of unfilled orders " These state
ments, the opinion declared, were said
by Blair to have been false and
that Crofoot and Rice failed to
disclose the
ness
tations.
falsity
of
such
represen¬
Boston
Edison
Co.—Stock
& Company—
for each
new
shares
on
shares held of record
10
and 4%%
had
1953
with
compares
from
$31,695,720—
$31,695,720
less than
realized
178,
of
$22.83
a
gain
net
investments
on
one
shares
will
registration statement with the SEC
a
its
of
$1
par
offered
be
for
stock
common
convertible
debentures
public
$1,500,000
and
due
sale
July 31,
through
including
178,
repayment
of
bank
loans
and
to
purchase
50.
p.
(out
$12,500
of
$25,000
outstanding)
have
consented
to
mortgage bonds for an equal aggregate principal
exchange for first mortgage bonds now held by them.
The
refunding mortgage bonds in denominations of $500 and $100
July 1, 1953, and mature July 1, 1973.
The company will
not less than 25% of its net income after taxes and
apply
annually
depreciation
of
to
and
the
retirement
fund
sinking
a
bonds
these
of
provides
and
for
bonds.
the
This
gradual
is
in
yet
bonds
also
provided
is
premium
1973.
days
1,
1958,
to
July
1,
1968
premiums
notice
also
Co.,
remainder
for
down
the
sale
basis
at
net
premium
and
apply to
3%
of
to
premium
a
bonds
retired
the
refunding
public as of
the
Pa.,
the
July
available
cash„
notes incurred
■
financing,
The
The
company
together
with
jipjll be used to retire $12,000,000 in short-term bank
for construction.
The
company estimates
1963,
1,
a
l%',to Jan.
1,
by
on
best
a
efforts
take
or
par.
the
of,
not
company
surrendered
$100
of
in
bond
sold
first
the
exchange
to
mort¬
for
its
refunding mortgage bonds; secondly,
to
the
payment
of
the
out¬
standing bills payable of the company amounting of $2,500 ($1,500
due
to
due
to
of
Farmers
Joseph
cash
of
and
Merchants Bank of Linesville,
Pa., and $1,000
Beck, President of the company); and the balance
the company will be applied by it to the
making
A.
proceeds
to
improvements and
is
company
betterments of
Pennsylvania
a
authorized
value
$100
capital
stock
its
property.
corporation, created Feb. 24, 1898,
the Borough of Linesville and Pine
supply water to the public in
Township, Crawford County, Pa.
is
300
shares
of
common
stock,
par
share, of which 50 shares are now
outstanding. Thirty
outstanding stock are owned by Joseph A. Beck, Presi¬
dent, (who is attorney for a number of Pennsylvania water
companies),
shares
10
of
per
its
shares
Rosina B.
by
Martha
L.
S.
Beck,
Vice-President,
Lewis, Secretary.—V. 177,
p.
and
10
shares
by
2670.
California Water Service
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
1953
revenues
Operating
taxes
$8,516,179
7,690,564
6,670,318
$2,104,005
and
expenses
Balance
Interest,
$1,845,861
>___
income
before
etc.,
9,609
deductions—..
on
1
$1 880,343
718,869
692,459
$1,394,745
—
preferred
34,482
$2,113,614
deductions
income
Dividends
1952
$9,794,569
,
Non-operating income
$1,187,884
stock
377,527
366,463
$1,017,218
*$821,421
139,000
139,000
43,954
Balance
Shares
of
of
preferred
period
stock
outstanding
at
54,066
end
(par $25 per share):
series
Series
"C"
"D"
(convertible)
5.28%
Series
"E"
(convertible)
26,466
5.36%
Series
"F"
(convertible)
41,207
5.2%
Series
Common
"G"
shares
(convertible)
(par $25)
net
35 556
54394
48,503
outstanding
i
386,014
^Before
a
adjusting entries made directly to surplus
charge of $66,103.—V. 178, p. 238.
Canadian
The
service
that approxi«
and
National
will
company
between
Twelve
tended
the
the
com¬
mortgage bonds ($22,500)
were
July 1, 1953 through Graham <fe
underwriter
as
of
the company
'
of
by
proceeds to the company of $95 per
will be applied first to the payment
public
bonds
gage
of
to
Pittsburgh,
of
nature
of
improve¬
payment at any interest paying
given and provided a premium ol
is
of its net income after taxes and depreciation.
The
the
for
a
2%
of
Said
called
be
may
30
July
to
paid
the
retirement
permits the company to retain funds for
ment and
enlargement of its property, as the growth
munity may require.
and
iipsubsdrjbed shares.
from
amount
dated
are
The First
proceeds
accept
refunding
in
279,583
which resulted
last December.
net
1968.
under¬
an
company announced on June 15 that it had been" advised that
holders of first mortgage bonds in the aggregate principal amount
of
share
July 16, 1953.
$45 per share.
Boston Corp. will purchase from the
of
238.
p.
Bunday's Water Co. of Linesville, Pa.—Bonds Offered
operation
PROCEEDS—The
at
earlier after
year
headed by Allen & Co. and Mohawk Valley Investment
proceeds would be used for working capital and other corpo¬
has been set at
offer, which represents the first equity financing by the
67-year-old utility in 18 years, will expire on Aug. 3,
1953, at which time an underwriting group headed by
arfy
assets,
share
per
The
the
Underwritten—
on
subscription price
1.0
group
purposes,
4.4%
the basis of
1.0
Inc
of
Distribution of 246,866 additional shares of $25 par capi¬
tal stock commenced on July 20 with the offering to the
stockholders of the
&
1.0
M.
1952.—V.
subordinated
6%
machinery.—V.
2450.
Offering
2.0
1.0
West
L. Putnam & Co.,
Newton
2.0
& Tyson_
Manufacturing Co.—Registers With SEC—
100,000
The
rate
The
litigation arose out'of trans¬
"executed in April
1947
wherebv
2.0
E.
This
distribution
securities
The
the
including current
The notes bear interest of 4 >4%
1953-1967.—V.
2.0
2.0
F.
30,
share.
per
the
5.3%
annually
Inc
Co.,
Co
4.0
June
on
share made in
per
15-year
Net
mature
District Court of Appeals at San
Francisco, Calif., in an opinion
by Presiding Justice Raymond E.
Peters, concurred in by Justices A F
°/ay and Fred B. Wood, affirmed an order of Judge Preston Devine
of the San Francisco
Superior Court granting a motion of
this corporation to confirm an award of
Professor George E. Osborne of
Stanford
University in arbitration proceedings
involving claims against E J
Crofoot and Paul H
Rice.
The arbitrator has
awarded Blair damages
against
Crofoot
and
Rice,
aggregating about
$174,000,
subject to
alternative set-offs.
Crofoot and Rice had
appealed to the District
Court of Appeals which,
however, rejected their contentions
Accord ng to Judge Peters'
opinion, the
&
Street Investing Corp.—Assets
back
covering
stock.
$1,000,000
3 O
Day & Co
3.0
—
Inc
$21.19
cents
of
$27.84
stock
&
Co
&
238.
Brunner
7,491,007
$29.04
commop
Allyn
3.0
.
dividends
maturities
Corp.—Awarded Damages—
&
The company on July 21 filed
,
11, 1952 a 10%
increasing
Cash
foregoing
2782.
at
adding
$2.71
,..4.
stoctk.4
al¬
or
$661,166
*
stock...
commori
shares
$533,024
*
Co
Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
beginning of the year and was 4.3%
Its
May 2, '53
revenues
^Earnings per share of common
Capital stock and surplus
In
T1ie Pr°cee,?£ ,are t0 be used t0
_
Jackson
Burr,
p.
to
The
Year Ended—
the
*
stead,
the
Long-term Debt Increased—
"Based
company has arranged to sell to the
Life Insurance Co. up to
$1,500,000 of 4y4%
New York
C.
L.
Putnam
to
1953.
i
equal
•
others
Financing—The
A.
R.
Corp
corporation
The
$1,045,399,
&
Atnhony
5.0
—
Securities
1
&
178,
the
anticipate
we
Tucker,
5.0
Curtis
Coffin
—V.
year."
one.
""Book
850.
in
company's financial position has been further
improved since the end of January. On Feb. 27, it paid in full its
$200,000 unsecured bank loan, and on April 30 (end of the company's i
first quarter)
the ratio of current assets to current liabilities was
Net
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cent)
shares
in
in
FINANCING
Authorized
I
6%
PRESENT
and
The company's working capital at the end of
January amounted to
$561,970, and the Jan. 31 ratio of current assets to current liabilities
Income
EFFECT
1952,
Co
&
Webster
Webber,
offered
President,
improvement
Profit
CAPITALIZATION
July,
5.0
Peabody
Paine,
25%
in
Estabrook
41.0
Chace,
profit of $84,012. Loss for
$174,893.
was
Beattie,
profitable
contract
throughout the world.
Common
half
Robert
area.
Macy
corporation
first
th©
raw materials, and for
working capital.
corporation was incorporated in New York on
June
19, 1952
and has
acquired the rights to use the process to
prepare chocolate
syrup and carbonated chocolate soda.
In
furtherance
of
the
manufacture, sale and distribution of Its
chocolate products, the
corporation has entered into a contract with
a
modern and
well-equipped bottling plant located in the New York
R.
the
at
The
metropolitan
year.
The management of Elum's was changed
last half of the company's year it showed a
by
speculation."
a
preferred
tional
York
unit.
per
Prudential
offered
New
shares
200,000
share
one
cents
of
200,000
Corp
S. Moseley & Co...—_
period,
Francisco—Reports Improvement—
for
right
4.0
F.
The
company
the subscription
privilege:
of
subscription
Inc
Higginson
4%
The
the
Townsend, Dabney
Burgess & Leith
the
Blum's of San
not
and
Chas. W. Scranton & Co
the
and interests in exploratory acreage, held
totaling
424,524 acres. After deducting
gas,
reservation,
or
of
tDoes
acquired
5.0
Alberta,
principally in west¬
the company include
presently held by
approximately 5,780'acres considered
of
production of oil
lease
properties,
properties
total
a
intends to continue in
gas
bonds
A
4.0
Canada.
of,
restrictions.
series
4.0
at
April
on
name
unlimited
an
Hornblower & Weeks
Co.
as
Canaua,
and
16,
Eighth
the
exercise
upon
of
White, Weld & Co
Bingham,
1958.
Aloerta,
Ltd.,
Sept.
on
818
in
of
certain
of
2,715,522 shs.
to
Alstyne,
any
or
shares
incorporated
Oils
Ltd.
at
all
lots,
common
90 cents per share
was
Wagner
located
share
100
in
province
the
of
Boston
&
The
issued
exercise
on
amounts
underwriters,
exercisable
company
Petroluems
is
issued
equal
unissued
prior
or
on
subsidiary the company
2262.
p.
purchase,
to
BUSINESS—The
offered
be
Co.,
the initial public offering price of
acres
shares
&
in
issued
Lee
the
be
to
to
amount,
Corp.
the
Outstanding
*1,971,715 shs.
contracted
exercise
Co.,
Kidder,
45
authorized
purchase
interests
2670 and 2450.
covering
The
shares
any
sell
to
First
Stone
share
right
the
shares
subject
be
may
%
FINANCING
5,000,000 shs.
for
subscribed
upon
Blyth &
Inc., for cash considerations aggregating $3,750
purchase warrants conferring upon the holders
Hurry,
the
75,000 of
under
PRESENT
TO
Bettinger Corp., Waltham, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
thereof
the
GIVING
Authorized
SEC
PRESENT
TO
amount
bonds
below,
Broad
90,000
and
agreed
Walston
common
The company
the
CAPITALIZATION
and
Co.
&
S.),
company
time
over
&
(U.
not
The
of
of
for
part
bleow.
has
Walter
to
80,000
properties,
described
company
under
about
progress.
For
Noel
sand,
Virginia.
for
Canada
The
July 31,
ores.
of
aggregating
found
such
agricultural lime,
further, the mining of
view,
State
ore
process
such
various
claims,
iron
may
gold
for
limestone
and
in
27,
material
raw
mica,
It
products
has
progress
group of
for lease,
available
feldspar,
silver,
a
sell
and
materials.
valuable
more
precious
and
mine
to
the
EFFECT
mortgage
2,715,522 shs.
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
purchase from the company, in the respective percentages
all of the shares of the additional capital stock which
to
are
re¬
company
incurred
first
principal
forth
:
...
GIVING
additional
an
warrents
organized
was
to
proposes
quartzite,
limestone
quartz,
the
to
been
17,000,000
15,000,000
share)
per
$114,000, principal
by
the company.
lotted
of
cost
1973
due 1982
due
(par value $25
UNDERWRITERS—The
company's Namao
$66,500,
(3) the
obligations with respect to
had
3'/a%
a
the
and
the prepayment of
Common shs. (par value 75c per sh.)—
"Plus
1953, under
charter granted by the State of West Virginia on
April 10, 1953.
Its
principal office is located at 1435 University Ave., Morgantown, W. Va.
glass
well
of
cost
estimated
an
3%
will
company's operations during
the company may take no action to anticipate any
CAPITALIZATION
a
machinery and for working capital.
The
Grilling
Authorized
centst
The
the
C,
D,
agreed
and
proceeds
18,000,000
set
the
on
which
fered—
is
of
development
properties
1980
held
acquisition of producing properties and drilling expenses.
In the event
that
the
capital outlays required for such drilling and
reworking
operations, after making reasonable provision for the other working
capital requirements of the company, are in excess of such net pro¬
Betty Mining Corp., Morgantown, W. Va.—Stock Of¬
corporation
sale
net
one
company
(4)
company,
payment of its bank loan.
The
at
of
wells
the
to
and
program,
of
the
the
additional
company's initial drilling
properties, at an estimated
Lloydminster
a
of
company's Leduc property,
$59,000,
one
of
$80,000 for
$100,000
including
company,
acquisition
the
from
due
include
at approximately $266,500
proceeds
will
be available
net
2%%
"Additional
from
company
B,
aggregate
estimated
such
the
it
of
at
and
the
is presently intended that such
following specilic purposes:
(1)
on
company
property,
by
offered
above
are
the
ox
received
the
to
luliillment
of
stock.
shares,
shareholder,
Consolidated,
of
of
The
move.
director
a
common
outstanding
dated
He
President
Berkowitz,
shares
South.
the
to
While
purpose
properties,
capital,
devoted
second
The
Textile
be
shares
referred
expenses.
corporate
existing
working
proceeds to be
common
below
after
any
of
Bates Manufacturing Co.—Large
the
of
S.),
net
t$48,081,000
Series
on
PROCEEDS—The
1970
Capital stock
July 9 publicly offered 333,000 shares of
common stock (par 75 cents) at 90 cents per share "as a
speculation."
York,
duo
Series
(Canada)—Stock Offered
2%%
Series
—Van. Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Walston & Co., both of
New
Emanuel, Chairman and President, announced July 20 that
immediately
the
distribution of
appliances and
television
effective
Blue Crown Petroleums Ltd.
A,
was
introduced
additional
overnight
each
especially
has
a
1046.
railway-highway
and
by
trailers
Hamilton,
the
have
merchandise
12-ton
equipped
—V. 177, p.
Rys.—Rail-Highway Service—
extend
Montreal
to
in
CNR
been
freight
capacity.
transport
Six
Ont.
freight
The
between
purchased
service.
trailers
for
They
additional
between
service
initial
Montreal
use
are
flat
with
rail-highway
and
in
22
cars
railway
Toronto
the
feet
have
ex¬
long
been
terminals
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5241... The
Volume 178
Net
Important Chemical—<
of
in
of
this
important chemical
control.
June
1953
30,
of
$681,032,
year
a
Detroit Edison Co.
12 Months Ended May
the
share
per
year.—V.
(&
Operating expenses and taxes
Gross
$
it's
at
in
utilized
the
66,540,516
167,934
i—
57,257,847
16,852,026
income
income
deductions
etc.
(net)
15,761,396
-—'d-1
application * of
complete
method
the
Celanese
enable
will
to
177,
income
Net
per
—V.
177,
The
American Securities Corp. on July 21
record
stock
publicly offered 35,340 shares of common stock (no par)
at $37.87 V2 per share. These bankers were awarded these
shares on July 20 on a bid of $37.13 per share for 17,670
shares each on July 20.
proceeds
will
United
the
to
go
stockholder.—V.
178,
Gas
Co.,
Improvement
Inc.
offered
Textile
due
debentures
debentures
will
date
fixed
at
to
$12
be
Oct.
later.
of $1,000,000 5%
subordinated
exclusively
They
will
stockholders
to
convertible
be
into
of
a
capital
corporation on July 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of class Af common
stock
(par
10
cents)
to be offered at $1 per share through Elsele & King, Libaire, Stout
the
& Co.,
equip¬
certificates, maturing annually Aug. 15, 1954,
1968, inclusive.
The group won award of this issue
July 21
$4,185,000 of 3%%
bid of 99.67.
on a
Salomon Bros. &
The
certificates
bid 99.4379
Kutzler
the certificates also as 3%s.
for
yield from 3.05% to 3.80%, according
maturity. Issuance of the certificates is subject to the authorization
to
the
of
Interstate
The issue
road
is
be
equipment,
Included
to
Commission.
Commerce
to
and 200 70-ton
priced
are
to
secured
by the lonowing new standard-gauge rail¬
less
not
cost
than
50-ton box
625
$5,595,125:
Son
New York.
The net proceeds are to be usqd to open new branch
"
Cornell-Dubilier
stockholders I
The
Electric
July
on
plan for the company's
&
Ira
Inc.—V.
Co.
company
Manufacturing
178,
239.
p.
Co.
of
West
salaried employees.—V.
178, p. 50.
Conn.,
it
a New Jersey corporation.
office of G. H. Walker & Co. acted as agents
177,
and
proceeds
to
be used
to
are
to
$1,350,000 of short-term
repay
help finance expansion.—V.
178,
V.
50;
p.
174,
p.
debt
4.
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Secondary Offering—
A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on July 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$6.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 35 cents per
It
quickly completed.—V. 175,
was
1479.
p.
Crown Plastics, Inc., Memphis, Tenn.—Files With SEC
$100)
of
corporation
July
on
filed
15
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
covering 173 shares of 6% non-cumulative preferred stock (par
and 173 shares of common stock (no pari to be offered in units
share
one
class
each
of
proceeds
The
stock
of
to
are
be
at
$100
used
for
unit, without under¬
working capital.—V. 178,
per
&
Clarey, Inc., Minneapolis, on
dated June 1, 1953
and due serially June 1, 1955 through
The notes will
ranging from 3V2% to 4%, according to
1963 at 100 and accrued interest.
bear
interest
their
maturity.
issue
has
and
to
part
pay
the
of
cost
of
a
being erected by the Church of Our Lady
of converting the space in the school now
now
cost
the
church
authorized
been
gymnasium
a
to
contract
The
classrooms.
cost
the
of
new
debt
the
of
Parish
of
as
ait
and
par
written
all
-or
1952
amounted
issue may
interest paying date
of the motes of
accrued interest on any
one
corporation
of
name
Fifth
Building,
to
the
prepaid
30 days
on
Ended
June
30,
Co.—Earnings—
the
Williston
side
of
40,908
53,666
1,019,748
bonds..
on
Federal
Sinking fund
Return
19,069
capital
earned.
115,047
$30,469
first mortgage bonds.—
on
on
176,
:
!
tax
income
295,£45
$1,163,860
4
Interest
6 Months
$6,970,619
6,152,711
248,287
Month
Operating expenses
The
$158,929
The
SEC
has
in
order
an
authorizing
this
to
company
sell
its
Light, Heat & Power Co., Inc.,
and
to National Fuel Gas Co., for a basic
price of $4,650,000 and $500,000, respectively.
The transaction involves all of the 33,746 shares of $100 par com¬
mon stock of Republic,
a gas utility company operating in the general
vicinity of Buffalo, N. Y., and all of the 2,000 shares of no par
common
stock
of
Penn-York, a natural gas production and trans¬
mission
from
Gas
Corp.,
company.
declare
Prior to the sale of Penn-York, that company will
surplus an aggregate of $350,000 of dividends
on
its
outstanding stock
and
issue its
promissory notes in said
amount
to
Cities;
and Penn-York further proposes to increase its
earned
sell to National
1.400 shares of its newly authorized stock at $250 per (Share.
PennYork will use the proceeds of such sale to pay off the $350,000 note.
Sale
of
the
Republic stock is in compliance
with an SEC order
directing Cities to dispose of its interest in Republic.
Cities will
use
the
proceeds for the purchase of additional shares of common
stock
of
its
wholly-owned subsidiary, Cities Service Oil Co.
(Pa.).
177,
shares
common
from
2,000
to
4,000 and to
2676.
p.
Sept.
way,
office
is 207
of
at
1,
is notifying holders of its first mortgage and collateral
3%cic series, due 1972 that $87,000 principal amount of
has
for redemption through the sinking
plus accrued interest. The bonds will be redeemed on
been
102%%
at The
drawn
by
lot
Marine Midland Trust
Co. of New York,
120 Broad¬
New York, N. Y.—V. 178, p. 146.
Consolidated
Investment
Trust, Boston,
Mass.—Asset
Value Lower—Income Higher—
Total
assets
net
amounted
to
at
market
estimated
June 30, 1953
1,019,863 shares
June 30, 1952.
value
to $32.12 per share on
$46,-
were
for
figures
the
for
corresponding
first
the
fiscal
period
three
of
and
previous
year
the
quarters
this
of
fiscal
$12,120,467, $14,136,283 and $13,278,988.—V.
178,
The
A.
Grace
the
of
of
part
and
industry groups
plastic products;
died
proceeds
expected
Co.
the
was
who
and
the
of
to
be
made
is
underwriting
subsidiaries
organic
H.
The
sale.
Dow,
company
offering
Public
about
or
on
the
Herbert
1953.
28,
the
Aug.
1953.
6,
offering.
manufacture
line
diversified
a
chemicals
used
by substantially all major
by agriculture; a comprehensive list of
magnesium metal.—V. 177, p. 2247.
well
as
of
widow
June
from
its
and
company
inorganic
who
Dow,
company,
no
and
as
Duggan's Distillers
Petroleum
17,873
acres;
1.149.97 acres.
drilling of its first
'
Montana.
begin
to
the
D.
The
at
Dana
Seibert,
at
per
any
effective
(par
V.
178,
on
$51.00 per
On account
of
offering
the
of
prior
to
may be converted Into 40 shares of common
for each $100 principal amount, at any time
redemption or mateurity date.
the
The
if
company
debentures
earned,
to
will
redemption
at
now
be
Jan.
on
balance will
used
Since
its
organization
manufacture,
other
sale
and
of
of
Hotel
$952,136
934,206 shs.
headed
59th
business
past
the
fiscal
Life Iusurace Co.
has made
an
additional
cum.,
stock
the debentures
cent
stock
it
to
common
stock
is listed
on
the American Stock Exchange.
1048.
The
at
the
purchase
involved only
outstanding
common
stock,
Financial
circles
156,927
in
Fruehauf
position
in
130,900
shares,
or
9%
it
actually
will give
trailer company which
the
of
Mr.
has
Detroit,
Mich.,
the
said
Fruehauf
family
shares.
Trailer
Kuhn,
Loeb
Co.
&
and
A.
C.
Allyn
&
Co.,
by buying "85.000 shares of American
Optical Co. stock from Mr. Kolowich.
Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.
bought
a
10%
interest
in
American
Optical
two
years
ago
at
the same
time that Mr. Kolowich
bought a 9%
interest.
These were sold to
the public in a secondary offering on July 16 by the two firms.
Together
30%
to
with
40%
of
large holder is
Denver-Chicago
having
Lakes
his
the
purchase
family
Detroit
and
friends,
&
Cleveland
the
few
years
ago.—V.
173,
p.
Mr.
Kolowich
Navigation
controls
stock.
from
Another
D. & C., which
controls the
operates
"from
investments,"
boats on the Great
1698.
Alleghany Corp.
Trucking
Co..
now
its business of
discontinued
a
to
to
to
$250,000
805,587% shs.
connection
in
be purchased
stork
with
by the
pvoilab'e
underwriter
would
The
of
the
sale
conversion
$2.00
and
at
<*nd
$2.50
value
par
in
mortgage
common
1983,
Financing—-
Commission
would
to
authorize
bonds
and
a
stock.
issued
be
sold
and
is to be offered for subscription
company's
outstanding common stock
light to subscribe to these additional
the
FPC
it
would
that
application
bonds
Power
stock
the
asked
its
from
be
preemptive
provision
amends
the
underwriter at
fnr
at
refunding
due
company
the
to
and
no
bidding.
their
Federal
first
shares of
to
and
authorize
to
be
not
stock
will
be
the
stock
consummated
forth
set
the
issuance
the
until
subscription price.
in part to finance
used
construction, and to reimburse the company's treasury for expendi¬
tures, including the payment of notes, made and to be made between
1,
1953,
and
Paso
Sept.
15.
Natural
1953—V.
Gas
178,
147.
p.
1
Co.—Preferred
Stock
Offered—
White. Weld & Co., headed
an underwriting group which
July 22 offered 200,000 shares of 5.65% cumulative
preferred stock, at par ($100 per share) plus accrued
dividends from June 1, 1953. This offering was quickly
completed and the subscription books closed.
on
The
preferred
new
rate
of
$5.65
stcxik
will
share
per
be
per
entitled
cumulative
to
from
annum
June
1,
dividends
1953,
at
payable
quarterly beginning Sept.
Commencing June
annually
tional
The
with
3%
stock
will
part
at
plus
accrued
thereafter
will
be
be
time
any
thereafter.
1.
fixed
a
contingent
not
per
at
2%
stock
per
will
be
plus
annum
the company's
than
less
prior
point each
The
of
provided
addi¬
an
earnings.
redeemable
on
preferred
new
fund
sinking
on
dividends
one
$100
1,-1953.
1957, the
to
year
30
June
days'
1,
share plus
accrued
option in whole
notice
1954,
until June.
sinking fund redemption
and
at
at
$110
prices
in
or
share
declining
per
1958. and at $105 per share
beginning June 1, 1957,
price,
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
of
the
initial
passenger
directly
to
a
net proceeds of the sale, together with the proceeds
$24,000,000 installment of a new bond issue being sold
group
institutional
of
investors,
will
be
applied
to
the
Publisher;
St.,^Chicago 3, 111
ilimmS
Dominion
1
^
fluctuations in
the
Outstanding
$300,000
public
the
the
in
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
the
during
FINANCING
147.
holders
to
company
the
Co.
to
stock
has asked
which
The
subject
still
shares.
Fruehauf
the
PRESENT
)
reported on July 16 that Mr. Kolowich, who planned to make
payment for the stock July 23, has options to acquire additional shares,
in
TO
1,000,000 shs.
excludes
p.
208,321
bonds,
El
was
enabled
of
rata
May
stockholders.
9,370
the
but
$35,000,000
competitive
pro
Cleveland Navigation Co.—Acquisition—
commanding
and
■
Kolowich, President on July 17 said this company had
acquired a major interest in the Fruehauf Trailer Co. from Harvey
C. Fruehauf in a $3,000,000 stock transfer.
a
EFFECT
issued
178,
company
issue
Proceeds
J.
Although
handle
and
secure
Duke Power Co.—Seeks FPC Approval of
Offered—Lerner
'•
Kolowich
to
debentures..
optioned
share.—V.
per
Phillips.
i
Fruehauf's
been
specialties.
cents)
be
share
per
excludes
bers of the NASD.
George
able
was
10
to
1
pursuant
Detroit &
and
GIVING
(par
of
financing on the part of the company, carries the 30-cent
per share dividend payable Sept. 3 to stockholders of
record Aug. 10, 1953. A concession will be paid to mem¬
p.
on April 3, 1946.
engaged in the pro¬
bottling,
importation,
cordials, liquors, brandies and
gins,
income
conv.
maximum
177,
the
pay
company.
blending,
whiskies,
company
stock
Includes
New
Manufacturing Co.—Stock
The class A
to
the
Authorized-
6%
Common
Co., Boston, Mass., on July 22 offered 10,395 shares of
class A common stock (par $5) at $15.93 per share to
yield 7.53%. These shares, which do not constitute new
—V.
used
year.
the
on
St.,
David
by
be
Delaware
in
has
company
Corp., N. Y. City—Mtg. Increased—
Mutual
32-stery Delmonico Hotel at Park Avenue
York
City, absorbing a second mortgage
held by the Irving Trust Co., and increasing the first mortgage on
the
property to $2,300,000.
The additional
loan was
arranged by Feist & Feist,
loan corre¬
spondents for the mortgagee, and title was insured by
the Home
Title Guaranty Co.
The hotel is owned by the Delmonico Hotel Corp.,
East
and
annum,
per
interest.
due
will
building owned by
working capital.
beveraees
types of alcoholic
6%
of
past
or
-organized
was
the
rate
$20,000
rectification,
CAPITALIZATION
loan
the
additional
as
BUSINESS—Corporation
duction,
accrued
any
proceeds,
against
the
with the initial payment
maturity unless sooner called
147.
p.
Massachusetts
net
at
quarterly
until
1954
and
the
lien
a
interest
payable
15,
par
PROCEEDS—Of
The
bear
shall
and
commence
mortgage
date.
debentures
the
principal place of business of the company is at 248 McWhorter
St., Newark, N. J., consisting of a two story brick
building with
storage and bottling facilities for at
least
twice
the
volume
of
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
cents)
50
of
stock
President.
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
post office at New York,
of Canada,
is
granted
by the terms of the agreement an
purchase 25,000 shares of common stock of the corporation
share and 25.000 shares of said stock at $2.50 per share
time within a period of four years following 13 months after
to
$2
The
i
PRESENT1 FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
in
in
made
was
underwriter
option
exportation
well
Products
Corp.—Offering of De¬
our issue of July 13 of
public offering of $250,000 6% cumulative convert¬
ible income debentures dated July 15, 1953 and due
July
15, 1963 and 50,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
by Eaton & Co., Inc. of New York in units of $100 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures and 20 shares of stock at
$100 per unit.
bentures—Mention
the
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctcr 2-9570. Herbert D. SeioerV Editor and
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with -a,.statistical Issue on Monday].
Other offices.13!> S. La Salle
Drapers' Gardens, iLondon, E. C., England, c/o, Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1952 by ^Jlligm B. Dana Company. Reentered as
nn
wf?'
N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in
year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
"IT
">
THE COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:
or
$29,868,740, equal to $29.29 per share on
outstanding, as compared
William
of
receive
The
acquired leases
said leases being
Authorized
also
See
It
company
Bonds,
bonds
fund
all
proposes
County, N.
stock
Common
/
Citizens Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
will
for
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
holds
the
field
Its
&
Republic
Natural
authorized
1952
this
on
a
stock.
This
issued
interests
Penn-York
31,
for
July 23 filed with the SEC a registration state¬
proposed secondary offering of 400,000 shares of its
shares
are
being sold for the
account of the
company
founder
2155.
p.
Cities Service Co.—Sale of Holdings Approved—
trust
Delaware on April 6, 1950 under
Inc. Its principal, office is
535
and
D.
Basin,
corporation
Dennison
—V.
in
Oils,
Y.,
the
South Dakota,
acres;
The
1953—
Revenue
stock
N.
N.
covering 25,701 acres
located on the United
Basin, North Daktota, South Dakota, and Eastern
Montana;
therefore, on April 6, 1953, the corporation changed its
name to Dakota-Montana Oil Leaseholds, Inc.
The corporation,
at the
present time, owns approximately 24,555
acres
of non-producing leases In 29 counties—North Dakota, 5,758.27
the
3>elmonice
Period
as
covering
Estate
notice.
Cincinnati Transit
-V.
York,
Bismarck,
Thereafter,
in
States
$265,000
be
new
organized
was
Alberta-Canada
New
Avenue,
a bond issue and $185,000 of notes.
parish for 1952 was $82,017.
up of an $80,000 balance on
The net operating income of the
Any
31,
Dec.
made
The
the
Bottineau
building and remodeling is $235,000.
The
May
highest
the
Dow Chemical Co.—Files for Secondary OfferingThe
Each
June 19 publicly offered $215,000 of serial coupon notes
for
sales
follows:
were
the
50.
p.
of Victory, Minneapolis, Minn.—
Church of Our Lady
Victory
ended
year
were
147.
p.
is
The
sales
$15,467,207
year
2676.
p.
Notes Offered—Keenan
used
to
fiscal year.
Dole's net
ment
Dakota-Montana Oil Leaseholds, Inc.—History, Etc.—
of
compared
&
writing.
Hartford,
and
fiscal
,
shares
The
flie transaction.—V.
note
the
for
quarter
Barney
the Jacobs Manufacturing Co.,
This
sales
fourth
the
SEC
church
Net
The
of
and sales operation, the announcement said,
will
not be affected by the sale and will be carried on without change by
a
new
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
Chicago Pneumatic
Tool
called
June 1,
net sales in history—$59,108,377—were reported this week
company for the fiscal year ended May 31.
Fourth quarter
amounting to $19,572,639 sent the year's total figures above the
previous high of $54,718,976 made in the fiscal year ended May 31,
this
Smith,
the Jacobs Chucks.
The
$1.69
Highest
profit-sharing
proposed
a
Philadelphia, and
already taken down $1,500,000 on 4x/2% promissory
notes due June 15, 1963.
acquired the assets of Jacobs
Conn., manufacturer of
the
has
Hartford,
that
announces
Manufacturing
In
$1.63
$1.96
outstdg. during the period
sales
has
share.
of
$1.90
—
avge. shs.
on
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—Acquisition—
This
3,798,725
capital
Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Honolulu, Hawaii—Re¬
ports Record Sales —
Corp.—Profit-Sharing Plan
approved
22
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Note Placed Privately—The
corporation recently arranged to borrow $3,000,000 from
cars
Haupt & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Gregory &
Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
McMaster
Yantis
working
11,825,768
6,024,487
for
177, p. 2677.
common
the
Williams & Co.;
Inc.;
F. S.
13,868,938
declared
or
the business
in
8,270,703
15,624,494
gondola cars.
in
offering group are: R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Blair,
Rollins & Co. Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Baxter,
7,846,375
19,893,426
construction
Based
—V.
1951.
share.—V. 176, p. 2435.
per
ment trust
to
23,895,198
1
Net income per share of capital stocK:
Based on shares outstanding at end of period,
10,447,423 and 9,612,993 respectively
by
1956.
15,
offered
be
Sell Debentures—
Co., Inc.—To
offices.
July 22
13,340,919
$2.39
The
headed by Halsey, Stuart &
group
on
27,739,801
income___
239,254.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—A
Retained
Consumers Credit Corp., Tampa, Fla.—Files With SEC
238.
p.
23,343,612
551,586
2454.
p.
Consolidated
The directors have authorized an issue
Co.—Stock
Light
41,496,451
13,581,863
$2.97
.
of
resin manufacturers.
Offered—The First
Illinois
Boston Corp. and
The
June 30
share
common
convertible
selling
49,856,424
outstanding
Earned
2246.
p.
Central
636,555
__
uniformity
better
assure
product quality, which is most important to alkyd
27,103,246
Net income
57,143,090
114,757
66,708,450
income
Shares
Texas,
production of
corporation
and
Gross
Interest,
$
;
Cash dividends paid
developed by Celanese Corporation of
chemical research laboratories is
pentaerythritol, and represents the first
continuous principle to this operation.
process
Clarkwood,
utility operations
Interest, etc., deductions
448,002,375 424,130,073
381,461,859 366,986,983
,
from
Other income
1952
$
Operating
1952
$
Subs.)
1953
revenues
Non-operating
1953
182,037,189 166,397,462
154,933,943 143,053,850
556.
171, p.
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
31:
Gross revenues from utility operations
Utility expenses and taxes
paid in dividends during the first two quarters
was
3
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
ago
*
continuous
new
America
Co.
ended
period,
same
Income
has risen sharply in recent
years
under the stimulus of an increased use in alkyd resins lor
the paint lacquer and varnish trades.
Alkyd resin output has soared
from 166,000,000 pounds in 1944 to 440,000,000 pounds in
1951, with
pentaerythritol capturing a steadily rising percentage of that market.
The new volume production will come from the Edmonton, Alberta,
plant of the Celanese afifliate, Canadian Chemical Co.,
Ltd.
The
plant has the distinction of being the only basic producer of pen¬
taerythritol producing its own raw materials—acetaldehyde and for¬
maldehyde—within the same plant directly from petroleum hydro¬
carbons.
This
results
in improved
raw
materials availability
and
—V.
cents
65
of
the
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Production
This
months
share, was slightly higher than
partly due to several small increases in divi¬
dends received from the company's underlying investments and partly
due to a decrease in administrative expenses.
From this net income,
annually.
A
six
per
for
income
during
this corporation as one of the major
sources
of
the United States was indicated on July 20 with
the
announcement
by
R.
W.
KixMiller, General Malnager of
the
company's chemical division, that it will enter the domestic market
in
August with a new
supply of approximately 15,000,000 pounds
Emergence
Jpentaerythritol
the
equivalent to 67 cents
America—To Increase Output of an
Celanese Corp. of
(295)
the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York fundi.
,
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(296)
of
principal amount
incurred primarily to finance part of the cost
company's program to enlarge the delivery capacity of its pipe
system by 400 million cubic feet per day.
which
were
EARNINGS—For the
of
revenues
obtained
resources
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
mortgage
5.65%
cumulative
retired
convertible
stock
common
add
interest
on
2,400
mately
sidiaries,
note
of
its
price
of
plan,
the
institutions
full
will be
lend
to
secured
be
The
(1953)—The
■eligible
employees
Ted.
the company and its sub¬
the aforementioned
of
to
of
made
each
deductions
pay
until
of Feb.
as
July 31,
subscribing employee
the
salaries
employees
is
Such
or
If
79,604 shares of the company's common
proceeds of
net
after
share
firms
and
corporations
first
before
forth
set
Irving Lundborg & Co.____
&
Co
Co.
&
1,500
Inc
& Co., Inc.-;
Bosworth, Sullivan
&
Co.,
Merrill
Inc.
1,500
Sherrerd
Net
&
Courts
Co,
Ohio
:
119,000
250,700
236,200
430,100
—
$493,243
$535,858
$950,460
$1,037,417
$0.69
$0.75
$1.33
for
64
!Co._—
at
Shuman,
Agnew
the
Sills,
&
Ended
Smith,
9,000
Sachs
&
7,200
Co
Hornblower
E.
F.
Hutton
Kidder,
&
1,000
shall
excess
1,500
1955
Freres
EXPANSION
struction
of
system
by
which
300
G. H.
Watling, Lerchen
facilities
enlargement of
new
feet
cubic
On
increase
to
420
feet
million
day
per
the
cubic
delivery
feet
being
are
of
day
29,
through
the
expansion
the
Federal
a
1953
certificate
granting the company
Power
of
the
capacity
The over-all cost of construction
provision
f.iiancing
rr
the
of
San
Juari
its
on
order
ijicUon
of
the
X iah
had
1953
t cual
1
the
ission
cutioned
3
r
;.ui
which
(,aeys
Of
1953
Natural
materials
since
i A
at
from
the
net
replaced
of
part
temporary
the
prior to April 30,
ourred
$9,000,000,
for
.laaining
suance
and
will
needed
for
of
sale
the
bank
of
new
of
made
new
at
first
bank
after
project
the
loans,
order
so
of
June
expended
including
incurred
n
V.
$120,000,000
List mortgage
that
be
102%
assets
29,
principal
amount
of
for
a
shares
is
said
Stock
See
of
since
—
($1
series
which
,
the
177,
be
such
at
shall
board
added
foot
be
expire
of
of
of
in
the
1953,
another
con¬
look
at
2568.
p.
sold
Co.
$1,600,000 3%%
Life In¬
negotiated the trans¬
tank
&
terminal
facilities.—V.
178,
of
the
into
a
the
to
price
but not
May
on
a
Water Works,
made
in
scheduled
capital
1968, and 2,980 shares
1,
as
at
the
option of the company,
whole, or from time to time
a
-
and
including May 1, 1956; 104% there*
1958; 103%- .thereafter to and including
to
and
1,
1964,
furnished
Fort
including
May
100%
and
water
Myers
GIVING
1962;
1.
to
Beach
the
North
68,000
bakeries
45
—V.
March,
the
Carolina.
ft.
sq.
50
and
operation
177,
EFFECT
due
into
in
TO
"to
this
of
the
firm
—V.
of
Spartanburg, region
Establishment
floor
principal
27
states
net
Beach
as
Fort
of
Estero
as
PRESENT
FINANCING
July
on
20
approved
the
spread
of
Columbia.
value
$60.29
share
per
Dec.
at
and
!
Electric
Co.
(&
Sells
,Co. above.—V. 177,
publicly
an
consists
customers
of
Part
other
as
costs,
6 Months Ended June 30
1953
$
$
782,625,000
1,560,448,000
1,171,202,000
exps.
255,230,000
172,008,000
11,826.000
15,365.000
7,694.000
sources—140,685,000
other
270,595,000
of
a
and
milling
of
$250,000
1953.
operations
other
financial
inc,
taxes
and
the
full
on
June 30,
be
of
are
a
179,702,500
charges
117,000
178,000
renegotiation
75,000,000
147,000,000
96,500,000
profits taxes—*24,000,000
excess
at
"48.000,000
26,000,000
the
41.568,000
share
30%
for
rate
$2.61
:_
the
83,000
<■
75,417.000
$1.44
_
assumption that the
57,119,000
$1.98
-
profits tax-will be extended
excess
entire
year 1953.
Under the law in effect
the excess profits tax for the first six months of 1953
therefore earnings higher, by $24,000,000, or 83
1953,
lower,
and
share
per
New Million-Dollar
Project Announced—
A
for
the
The second
present
its
the
building will be
new
1.000-foot-long
this
struction
of
kind
the
year
department
the
latest
million-dollar
expanding the
the large transformer sizes.
Construction
scheduled
for
Issues
A
of
the
in
project.
tank
shop
is
will
start
in
addition
time
some
New
revised
tank
addition
foot
to
shop.
announced
plans
for
con¬
world.
the
of
purpose
80x210
an
transformer
power
G-E
sound-testing building that will be the largest structure
a
in
announcing
the
spring of
to
Ginn
Mr.
increase
October,
explained
production
with
in
completion
1954.
Measuring Equipment Catalog—
edition
of
this
company's 64-page measuring equipment
catalog, containing information on more than 115 testing and meas¬
uring devices for laboratory and production line use,, has been an¬
nounced
as
The
fully
available
from
the company
at Schnectady 5, N. Y.
publication,
GEC-1016A,
contains
informa¬
ranging from simple
current
indicators
to
com¬
pletely
automatic
oscillographs;
from
surface
roughness
scales
to
mass
spectrometers;
from
d-c " amplifiers
to
radiation
monitors.
tion
on
—V.
178, p.
illustrated
products
241.
General Gas Corp.—Builds Storage Caverns—
corporation,
gallons
work
La.,
major
two
on
distributor
of
for retail sale during
Company spokesmen said
in
remain
to
the
of
liquefied
petroleum
underground
storage
caverns
huge
the
new
start
refinery
General
of
winter
retail
giant
winter
demand periods.
plans call for the "bottled"
hundreds
depending
the
and
Gas'
peak
current
caverns
months,
seven
of
feet
fall
upon
underground
and
winter
we
D.
the
for
Phillips,
"payable
want
pure
to
storage vaults—hydraulically mined
President,
demand
on
recover
LP-Gas
it,
said
because
we
178;
p.
his
firm's
LP-Gas
brine
pump
another
up
delivery."—V.
to
from
prices
heating, season.
They pointed out that
rise during cold weather months;
massive
salt deposits
at
a
fraction
of
the
cost
steel storage tanks—will be enlarged next year to
capacity of eight million gallons.
are
fuel
for
refinery
prices
subterranean
o5
When
gas,
near
July 20 and began filling them with four million
LP-Gas purchased under favorable summer market condi¬
on
tions
Its
'
26
General
one
and
is
above-
combined
underground,
lighter
down
into
of
a
one
our
than
tank
de¬
water.
pipe.
That
cars
and
241.
Prin¬
After
by
total
were
the
The
for
equal
31,
177,
$3.94
to
stock
1952
stock
p.
market
at
$1,550,000
preferred
common
common
—V.
assets
deducting
000,000
concentrating
completed
below.—V. 178, p. 241.
General Public Service Corp.—Asset Value Off—
The
mining
Package Corp.—New Name—
Shellmar Products Corp.
See
of
,
group
constructing
tests
from
and
on
999,194,000
128,859,000
Int.
Federal
+
,.
charges—_________ 653,770.000 1,305,218,000
from operations
income
and
1952
$
Non-operating income
Total
.,
2568.
p.
Offered—
aggregate
176,
■
Subs.)—Earnings Increase—
t__
Operating
Income
Dec.
acquiring
-
products and services to
trucks
Official
outstanding.—V.
were
-V
ground
45,000 shs.
•
soon
30,
1953
was
$58.24 as
Total net assets at June 30,
shares
-
Sales of
would
the
June
at
1952.
31,
230,248
3 Mos. End.
out
$298,000
*
change
to
Capital Corp.—Asset Value Lower—
$13,409,976,
Rawlston
offered
proposal
a
June 30,'53
both
Outstanding
by
as
District
give
company's
and
1472.
This
Mining District in the County of Elko, Nevada.
property,
the
115
x
will
states.
the
raise
branches
the
and
600
area
Southeastern
will
sales
and
the
to
Pepsi-Cola
General
Bottlers,
Inc., in
the corporation more closely with Pepsi Cola Co."
Pepsi-Cola in Chicago; Kansas City and Des Moines.
asset
were
and
50,000 shs.
corporation
.^r^sen^ Plans call for
on
the
the
of
this
1147.
with
forces
*
in
space
fcorpoiation
bottles
171, p.
completed
2677,
%
on
the
serve
identify
Gibsland,
Waltman,
known
$298,000
value)
June
Morrison
will
plant
Bottlers, Inc.—To Change Name—
stockholders
of
acquired
May
—
p.
by Mr.
the
833.
p.
General
The
name
admitted
residents
also
is
1017c
thereafter.
Authorized
bonds
Cleveland "Navigation
the Alder
company.!
next
embracing
area,
of
with
for
partment.
issue of June 22
our
co-partnership, consisting of John
George E. Allen, doing business
had
par
marks the company's
in
10,
Inc.—Securi¬
and
1940.
which
announced
were
bakery
to
Earlier
working
was incorporated in Nevada, on March 27.
is 208-209 Taber
Euilding, Elko, Nev.
property
plant,
new
territory,
new
$1,600,000 bakery in Spar¬
according to George L. Morrison,
new,
Board.
as
of
development program, both surface and
underground, was started
the fall of 1952,
and is continuing at this time, it was stated
mill
(par
30,
existing market
take
will
has
build
the
reaches
posits
A
'
177,
company its fiist production unit in
Construction
of
the
Spartanburg
directors.
address
in
to
used
Chairman
bakery
total
of
Trailer Co.—Former
company
stock.
The
of
June
on
the
stock
million-dollar building project, second to be announced this year
this company's Power Transformer Department at Pittsfield, Mass.,
has been disclosed by William S. Ginn.
General Manager of the De¬
on
period
Holdings—
Company
cipal
"We
Day."—V.
Kuhn, Loeb
Piedmont
southern
payable
to1 be
declared
be
may
during
Garnet Tungsten
Mining Co., Inc.—Stock
claims
stated;
corporation
will
completion,
cents
board of directors,
the
redeemable
to
common
the
000 000
V.
Detroit &
The
expenditures
new
also
Stock
received
request
a
covering
common
1953.
greater
price
2784.
was
thereafter
which
Fruehauf
of!
pipe line bonds under the company's indenture of
mort¬
age as supplemented and modified, for the purchase of
which com¬
mitments have been obtained from various
institutional investors
Of
iuch $120,000,000 of new bonds, an initial
installment of $24
will
p.
maturity,
mortgage
1,-.1,965i
1953
through
On
five
first
See
proceeds, approxi¬
repayment of bank loans
date.
A major part of
the
provided
of
(Fla.)
be
to
105%
Washburn
Beach
Capital
represented,
$27,000,000
for
per
share,
stock
I
preferred stock, $10,000,000 will
loans
will
to
CAPITALIZATION
acre-
sums
offering
share i.
thereafter
the
of
(par
dividends
of
per
$10.50
each
and
by
stock
common
amount
$1.05
corporation
offer
resolution
177,
of
for
the
time
This
including May 1,
Works,
5 72%
addi-
gas
15,
"Based
of| 21 months after subscrip¬
to
dividend
of
its
Island.
miscellaneous
and development of
by
the
to
by
this
prior
1960;
the
Myers
for
1953 and the balance of such
be applied to the
expenditures
cost
the
repayment
are
lot
and
1,
Water
stock.
proceeds of
to
of
(less
year
the
payments,
time
extended
date
to
been
of
notes at par to the Metropolitan
Net earnings
Earnings per common
per
by
Eugene
1953
Building Co. The com$41,900,000 through April
supplies
of
share.-
field
been
large
from
per
share
per
of
amount
month
per
instalment
$18
will
stock
common
bonds
com-
and
facilities
Registration
statement
shares
$0.69
one
$1,000 bond and 10
($975 for the bonds and
share, for the stock), plus accrued interest
the bonds.,
Further details follow:
of
Its subsidiaries,
to
$898,000
$0.72
shares
16,000
current
cents
amount
Gas
and
the drilling
above,
other
on
advances
or
approximately
of
mentioned
Labor
Fed.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Florida and wds
do business
commencing April 10, 1953. The corporation
all
which were paid in April of this
year through the applica¬
proceeds from the issuance and sale by the
company of 883,882
mating
i
a
has
of
in
Paso
of
and
estimated
Feb.
502,000
796.000
—
$950,000
thereafter to and including May
to
gathering lines included therein, in
temporary certificate from the Federal Power Com-
of its common
applied
3. -i.de
3
project
above,
derived
El
is
the
$1
May
loans
of
(Wares
lip
and
expended
construction
:x'c pursuant to
3
remainder
acquisition
MMCF
40
)i
1
the
capital,
program
investments
Gas Co.
already
on
and
tor
the
additions and
Natural
j U.y
;c
during
working
543,000
845,000
_____
during the period
Myers Beach
part
have
to
were
construction
for
expansion
5,618,000
Goodbody & Co., New York, N. Y., and St. Peters¬
on June 8 offered publicly $298,000 of 5V2%
after
additional 400 MMCF project,
but
exclusive of allowance
for
is also estimated as of April 30,
approximately $33,515,000 for the
It
require
construction
current
expenditures
fy.tem
will
company
Plans
and
General
6,049,000
income—
$10.50
at
corporation.—V.
any
in
and
registration
shown
items
amortization--—
offering
the
50
proceeds
The
on
an
after
proceeds
President
■
shares of stock at $985 per unit
of the
additional
and
expense
the
is
during
of
the
unless
par,
Withdraw
1,500.000
Groundbreaking ceremonies for a
tanburg, S. C., was held on July 23,
p.
$7,814,000
—
is estimated
fixed
of
the
Division.
issued
public convenience
contingencies
proximately $175,250,000.
t'out
i
for
1152.
p.
$8,387,000
first mortgage bonds, due May
of common stock in units of
con¬
of
year.
machinery
all
241.
p.
1953
burg, Fla.,
necessity
authorizing the further enlargement of the company's system facilities
as
to increase the designed
delivery capacity by an aggregate of 400
) xJiiion
cubic feet of gas per day.
including
177,
1952
period
that
per day,
of
through the
gas
provided
Commission
the
1,500
3,550
engaged in
now
The
The
M, H. Bishop & Co.,
be used to reduce bank
to
are
share___
3,550
:
company's Permian Division and the attachment of
gasjsupply in the Permian Basin area and 120 million
per
June
of
cubic
Co
per
of
and
action.
compared
1953
of
on
ties Offered—Mention
the
of
sources
designed
aggregate
million
is
of
be
its
of
President,
Co.
& Earnings Up—
and
1,000
Walker & Co.—
&
it
by
Fort
Dean Witter & Cq._—
Adams,
situation
In
1,000
company
for
required
of
&
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
bids
Privately—The
on
cents
7,200
Dann
3,550
PROGRAMS—The
an
Common,
7,200
"Lee Higginson Corp
1953
21,
the 72
that the excess profits
30—
taxes
said shares
rate
The
Corp
7,200
Co.-
&
Securities
Co.
1,500
Peabody & Co.—
hazard
Securities
11,000
Vietor,
3,550
Co
Webster
&
Union
3,550
Weeks
&
with
through
proceeds
(exclusive
employees
price
the
the
Corp.
7,200
the
C.
General
1799.
p.
on
shares
_2
:
Stone
7,200
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—-
The
3,550
William R. Staats & Co—
Inc.
Ben
Deduct:
June
Federal
per
which
reduced
& Co
3,550
Forgan & Co
March
700,000 shares.—V.
on
share)
per
net
depreciation,
for
to'its
at
Harris,
Barney
1,000
3,550
Glore,
ended
compared
as
the assumption
on
tBased
($25
The
corporation
7,200
Fairman
—
Harriman
The
1,500
Co.—
Estabrook
The First Boston Corp.—
weeks
12
share
per
———
177,
1,000
Equitable Securities Corp—
—
—V.
3,550
&
mill
a
ditions.
order
139.
p.
expenses
income
payable
—
sale
July 15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class E 6%
cumulative preferred stock
par
Minn.
income
Net
Net
$1)
Co
&
tons
purchase
subsidiary of Cities Service Co. has filed
on
9,200
177.
and
tion,
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland
Shields &
the
4but the parent firm put off the sale because
profits tax being extended for the
I
1,500
7,200
Co
.
excess
cents
be extended.
Months
Provision
&
Schwabacher
for
(Mo.)—To
withdraw
and
Competitive
$1.45
the
corporation
Depletion,
7,200
Jackson
__
1,000
Elworthy & Co._
June 14,'52
1,640,417
below)
7,200
Co
Webber,
Curtis
issue
company's
(M. II.) Fishman Co. Inc.—Stock to Employees—
Beane______
1,500
(Eastman, Dillon & Co.—
Goldman,
24 Weeks Ended
1,500
1,000
Wecdon & Co
Dain & Company-—
&
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales————-.———
3,550
Co.
$10).
/
3,107,934
Earnings
offered
Costs
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Paine,
Dodge & Co.___—3,550
Crowell,
J. M.
The
3,550
(Inc.)
&
company, a
the
SEC
to
proposed
and
1,500
Marks
M.
&
ner
1,500
Central Republic Co.
Clark,
$0.33
1,336,775
Filtrol Corp.—Sales
9,000
.
___
Mason-Hagan, Inc
McCormick & Co
7,200
—
Brothers
Laurence
.
7,200
31yth
Butcher &
$310,859-
$0.47
2,523,435
share
were
not
loans.—V.
1,500
Co.——a-.
Becker
269,000
841,717
basis of
on
Minneapolis,
Shares
1,000
G.
$579,859-
$442,914
'
.
1,500
A.
$856,914
1,628,275
—
com.
covering
be
names.
Lester, Ryons & Co
Eichler
$475,954
103,905
tax
profits
per
The
to
have
Lehman
Co.
This
with
Fidelity Acceptance Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
esti¬
1,500
Co., Inc.
constructions
^
numbers
their
opposite
used
the
pro¬
General Baking Co.—Building New Bakery—
1952
678,875
would
White, Weld & Co.—13,000
&
the
1,291,118
taxes—
share previously reported
Robert W. Eaird
Ealrth
by
used
51,753
—
Federal
taxes
tax
below
the respective
company
preferred stock
named
50,000
be
in
the
$5,197,333 $10,189,775 $10,383,245
per
after
is
property
run
Statement—
per
June 14,'52 June 13,'53
1953.
employees
$2,545,000
at
years,
body to
ore
to
the
basis
Shares
Iiateman,
$42
at
stock issued and sold under
approximately
severally agreed to purchase from the
J.
be
to
are
covering
17
offered
taxes__————
common
year
Six
&
July
on
be
—-
same
expenses.
UNDERWRITERS— The
new
SEC
to
proceeds
—
the
of
subscribing
all
three
west
General American Transportation Corp.—Notes Placed
$5,183,822
"Computed
in the plan at the time of its initiation on July
for the shares allotted to them, there will be a total
of
of
The
par)
——
full
part
have /shown
Inc.
1
The
loans,
the
of
wages
underwritten.
not
1953
shares
the
with
(no
2
1953
—!—_—$805,161
equal to
which
amount
an
for.
subscribed
four
of
the
are
Service
surance
31—
financial
As a
1953.
in
ore
used
be
Co.,
concentrations.
177, p. 2678.
Gas
.'
expansion.
414,000
income
Net
and
1953,
28,
with
arrangements
shares
from
to
yielding
and
mechanization
Paper Board Co., Inc.
excess
SEC
plan,
filed
stock
May
—
income
tEarns.
is entitled
to participate
mated
first
of
process
was
sales
Income
share,, under
continue
has
price
subscribe
be
third
1160.
p.
income
6,
of
the
Ended
earnings
Federal
has
Company
by the pledge of the shares of common stock purchased,
over
a
period of approximately six years through
offering
the
-
176,
Net
repayable
monthly
is nego¬
successfully
Corp.
quarter oi
company and should
quarter by approximately
the
12 Weeks Ended—
employees.
the
in
common
earnings per
of
principal
and
suppliers in the principal
gas
by his rate of
will
company
purchase
which
investments—
Federal
1958.
$32.10 per
determined
is
in
underwriting.
income
Total
Net
payment
PLAN
minimum
a
Mining
to
.
income
from
—
—V.
offering of shares of its common stock to approxi¬
an
the
of
31,
PURCHASE
regular operating
at
Mfg.
should
Root
Square
—V.
"
of the company
employees
to
guaranteed
one
due Dec.
STOCK
subscription period
will
Taxes
the shares
of
The number of shares to which each eligible employee
subscribe
the
of
Months
Total
1954.
any
proven
proceeds
to
Tungsten
said
in the operation of such mill, and for the purchase of addi¬
tional mining equipment and for continued
development of the property.
June 13,'53
4%
a
recently initiated
the
include
Does not
net
Garnet
scheelite
at present
the mill and
design
Emery Memorial,
Operating
of 500,271 shares of
conversions of outstanding
upon
being offered
has
company
EMPLOYEES'
the
shares.
currently
of $750,000
amount
plan.
J.
Income
aggregate
an
issuance
the
to
sufficient
materials
overall
$1,500,000,
$2,000,000
made
subsidiaries.
its
NOTE—The
to
1953,
15,
for
treasury
1,341
the
1953.
profits
is
without
Three
in the company's treasury for application
requirements commencing in June,
July
reserved
of
that
stated
notification
of
shares
preferred stocks.
tilncludes
of
of
as
is
mill for
The
and
1963,
p.
letter
share,
by the stockholders) at the time of the issuance, on
or
about July 23,
1953, of the initial installment (in the amount of
$24,000,000) of the new $120,000,000 of bonds, referred to below. '"
stock
posed
from
amenable
There
cash
,
Thomas
already authorized
^Includes,
will
the
is
company
ore
Eversharp, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
{Includes 2,458 shares held
This
that
Emery Industries, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Files—
expects
against sinking fund
and
company
176,
A
to obtain the consent of the present bond¬
holders to increase the authorized amount of bonds to $500,000,000 (as
common
that
announced
has
excess
exceeding
August
sales
7,100
first
company
Utah.
readily
10-year serial
shs.
stock, may not be reissued.
tThe
by
in
is
further
contract
a
The
by conversion
or
City,
to
240.
p.
Lake
are
unse¬
other
or
178,
Salt
milling tests and will be retained
its construction. All mill tests so far
pro¬
of
75%-..
—V.
into common stock or otherwise. Bonds, de¬
preferred stock so retired, and second preferred stock
otherwise than upon conversion into or exchange for common
bentures
earnings
contemplated that sales and profits for
will be the highest in the history of the
1953
shs.
shs.,
shs.
shs.
17,980
5,591
40,527
97,995
!i4,362,255
issue
new
loans.—V.
bunk
is
It
of securities of
funds,
ing
tiating
concluded
figures shown in this column do not give effect to the retire¬
the various classes through the operation of sink¬
"The
ment
Korni'eld
exceed
shs.
shs.
shs,
S6,500,000 shs.
series of 1951——
$4.40 convertible, series of 1952
Common stock |$3 par value)
$4.40 convertible,
of a
retained
company's
proceeds of
President,
its' subsidiaries
Mr.
200,000 shs.
shs.
shs.
500,000
65,000
63,232
71,500
100,000
preferred stock (no par value)
$4.25 convertible (issue of 1949)——
$4.25 convertible, Series of 1950
_
amount
of
Co.
supervise
cash
and the other
principally from the
project
met
Galigher
completing
of
second
100.000 shs.
200,000 shs,
__—:—-——
shs.
Kornfield,
and
.
Second
later
quarter of
1953
exceed
sales in
the
first quarter
by
approximately $90,000; and it is estimated that the net profit for this
period will be in excess of 40%
more
than profits earned for the
previous quarter.
The current backlog of orders of the corporation
—
—
___
—--.J—.....—100,000
cumulative
the
the
the
.
5.36%
principal
the
and
not
balance
required
pipe line bonds—'—$300,000,000
$327,715,000
VA% sink, fund debs, due Nov, 1, 1957
16,000.000
14,400,000
sinking fund debs, due Nov. 1, 1953
8,000,000
8,000,000
3% note payable due i960-,—No indenture
1,200,000
i'irst preferred stock i$100 par valuei__
600,000 shs.
4.10% cumulative w—A—75,000 shs,
♦75,000 shs.•
4'/4%
cumulative i
25,000 shs.
25,000 shs.
5Me'/i- cumulative
100,000 shs.
100.000 shs.
tFirst
be
1953
the
net
profit of this corporation and its subsidiaries, Square Root Mfg. Corp.
and Mucon Corp., for the first quarter of 1953, was $12,286.
Sales for
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
TO
4
•
will
that
Electronics & Nucleonics, Inc., N. Y.—Profits Up—
Irving
CAPITALIZATION
MMCF
400
23,
thereafter
time
to
intention
other funds required for the above purpose
Any
from
from
or
time
present
mentioned
$25,000,000
debentures.
cured
be
sale
about July
or
on
from
the
additional
of
of
issued
sold
is
It
above
1953, total operating
months ended April 30,
12
the
requirements
amounted to $80,457,264.
company
of
costs
to be
be
1954.
30,
ceeds
operates a pipe
and
owns
bonds
June
the
line system supply¬
ing gas at wholesale to customers in west Texas, New Mexico, Arizona
and California.
Bv far the largest volumes of the company's gas sales
are
made to Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and Southern California Gas
Co. and Southern Counties Gas Co. of California.
BUSINESS— Company
will
than
the
line
was
remaining
aggregating
loans,
bank
outstanding
company's
the
of
payment
$38,000,000,
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
was
of
2569.
March
on
bank
$100
of
June
loans
per
common
30.
then
share,
stock.
1953
were
$15,553,088.
outstanding and $1,the remaining assets
The
asset
value
for
31. 1953 was $4.34 per share and on
share, after adjusting for the shares of
corporation sold under rights in January
1953
$4.33
the
at
share
per
on
value
of
stock
per
-Number 5241... The
Volume 178
This
order
1951,
28,
maturity
to the SEC for modification
to permit GPU's retention of the
has made application
corporation
Dec.
its
as
so
shares
Pipe
properties of Northern Pennsylvania
Power Co. and The
Electric Light & Power Co.; and the Commission has issued
an
order scheduling the matter for hearing on Sept. 15, 1953.
In its 1951 decision, the Commission found
that the electric prop¬
electric
The
—V.
they were
short
retire
construction program, including the conversion
to automatic dial operation.—V. 176, p. 1265.
its
financing
Fibers, Inc., Toledo,
Glass
The
company
1,762
covering
fiscal
last
of
$145,797,760,
V.
177,
in
in
of sev¬
for
Earnings
year
178,
paid
of
shares
drilling
in
company,
proximately
14,000 acres
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
stock
Common
177,
($1
par
EFFECT
value)
The
all
and
which
was
in
earnings
Etc.—Of the
$
$
6,413,358
6,408,810
11,356,849
11,917,197
2,374,166
4,751,620
4,748,307
$2.02
$2.03
$3.58
income
$3.77
5,230,000
4,450,000
9,100,000
7,960,000
of
taxes
178, p. 52.
of
June
net
30—
1952
1953
assets
$1,714,391
$31.48
$2,189,031
value
177,
share
per
$29.70
_
1902.
p.
30,100
and
shares
of
stock
common
to purchase
The
offered
be
to
proceeds
equipment—V.
to be
are
175,
at
($1
par
per
for drilling
used
517
p.
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.—Operations—
For
the
of
three
dry
Lone
Four
months
ended
recovering
ore,
June
mill
the
1953,
30,
$797,385.—V.
176,
61,520
treated
1472.
p.
Star Steel Co.—Four Furnaces Completed—
new
hearth
open
Lone
at
company
Star,
furnaces
Texas,
have
completed
been
accoruing
the
io
for
above
Co., of
the
Klist Furnace
Pittsburgh.
The
hearths
open
are part of Lone Star Steel's $87,000,000 expansion
facilities and construction of a new pipe mill for
steel-making
production of oil field tubular goods.
Designed for a capacity of approximately
hearths
will
the
serve
plant located
new
200 tons of steel,
near
the
open
existing plant of the
an
Texas.—V."
about 30 miles north of Longview,
company
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
1952
$714,768
123,269
1953
$885,636
121,707
taxes
and
$591,499
$1,76
The
$1.36
the
to
reoffer
for by stockholders.
Purpose
for
in
the
1953,
The
company
intends
company
to
not less
reduction
apply
the proceeds from the stock issue toward
owing
on
such
short-term
notes
to
banks.
of
proceeds
net
of
will
issue
the
,
not
its telephone
to
BUSINESS—The
of
telephone
toll
southern
in
Virginia,
wick,
service,
namely:
Jan. 18,
services,
in parts of the
following
Mecklenberg,
Halifax, Char¬
Dinwiddie,
Nansemond,
Lunenburg,
Nottoway,
Southhampton,
Surry,
lotte,
Greenville,
Bruns¬
Wight and Prince
Sussex,
Isle
of
George.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
(par
$5)
Outstanding
$630,000
282,240 shs.
300,000 shs.
-
177,
2131.
p.
177, p. 2784.
The
Tank
tank
gallons,
caustic
car
by
storage
new
Storage,
1,000,000
over
the
announces
from
soda
Hudson
Capacity Incr.—
availability of 50%
strength liquid
and distributing facilities located at
Weehawken, N. J.
With storage capacity of
the new facilities offer shorter delivery time
in
the
New
York-Northern
New
Jersey
area,
inland waterway, Hooker
ships liquid caustic by tank barge to Hudson Tank Storage.
Among
the
major caustic soda consuming industries to be served in
this
are
are
petroleum, chemicals, soap, dyes, pharmaceuticals and pulp
and paper.—V. 178, p. 148.
advantage
568,703
on
additional
basis.
American
has
authorized
stock
capital
Telephone
&
the
company
to
to its stockholders
Telegraph Co.,
the
about
99.31%
of the shares presently
outstanding.
offering is expected to be made in September.—V. 178, p. 241.
parent,
The
Commission
of
one-for-six
a
Co.—Financing Approved—
Commerce
shares
Illinois
The
offer
owns
Incorporated Investors, Boston, Mass.—Asset Value Off
As
June 30,'53
of—
Mar. 31/53
^
$
net
Total
Shares
assets
outstanding
Net
—V.
177,
value
asset
p.
per
share
——
1
less
than
000
a
4%;
about
Coincident
Corp.—Chairman
acquired by
Alleghany Corp.
Also
elected
to
Pennsylvania
effective
become
and
and
for
rate
the
Board
of
Industrial
Brownhoist
Chapman, former Secretary of the Interior of the
L. Subin and Seymour W. Heilbron, all members
were
from
would
of
raised
be
the
in
Oscar
L.
United States; David
of the Board of the
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.
Mr. Silberstein advised that there would be on change in the present
management of Industrial
Brownhoist.—V. 178, p. 241.
an
service,
revenues.
increase of
or $599,-
5%,
about
other
of
year
designed
are
rate
to
expected
classi¬
provide
revenues.
heating by about $200,000 annually.
the
of
the
way
entire
the
schedule
rate
new
in
electric
average
will
bills
to
be
between
ultimate establishment
LILCO territory.—V.
177,
to
reduce
a
p.
to
zones
single
2131. ,
of
zone
Louisville & Nashville RR.—To Sell Certificates—
The
10
issue
This
of
The
the
planning
is
company
an
1968.
of
$7,650,000
issue
will
be
to
sell
at
equipment
an
initial
competitive
bidding
certificates
trust
installment
of
to
a
total
80%
of
on
Aug.
mature
in
authorized
$9,645,000.
proceeds
purchase
are
of
to
be
used
to
about
finance
equipment.—V.
new
178,
the
of
cost
242.
p.
Lynch Corp., Anderson, Ind.—Quarterly Earnings, Etc.
6 Mos. End. June 30
Quarter Ended
June 30/53
earnings
share
per
19
$65,670
$0.14
declared
a
stockholders of
to
paid
Feb.
and
$0.33
have
10
S"ot.
dividend
103rd
Mar. 31/53
$146,048
directors
The
payable
by
17
dividend
record
of
Aug.
1953
1952
$211,718
$0.47
$322,157
$0.71
25
25.
cents
This
per
share,
will be
the
paid on
was
$1
the corporation. A like amount was
this year.
Total disbursed in 1952
share.
Zimmerman,
K.
President,
stated that increasing costs and
outlays for the development of new products were responsi¬
substantial
but that new orders received during
the second quarter,
1953, exceeded shipments and that the backlog
at June 30
was the largest in
more than a year.
Mr.
Zimmerman
said,
"The increase
in earnings for the second
for
ble
reduced
reflects
quarter
profit
margins
beginning
the
of
a
favorable
to
response
our
the progress that is being made in effecting
distribution efficiency."—V. 177, p. 2785.
and
facturing
and
new
manu¬
Mackey Airlines, Inc.—Stock Offering—Atwill & Co.,
of Miami Beach and
Miami, Fla., and Emco, Inc., of Palm
Beach, Fla., released for public offering on July 17 an
issue of 299,500 shares of common stock (par 33V3 cents)
$1 per share "as a speculation." The stock has been
qualified for sale in Florida and New York.
at
this issue is to provide additional work¬
the expansion of the company's operations, and
PROCEEDS—The purpose of
to finance
ing capital
to exercise its
option to purchase equipment that it is currently
leasing.
BUSINESS—Company was incorpbrated on Sept. 30, 1946, in Florida
the
name
of "Mackey Air Transport, Inc."
(The name was
under
Mackey Airlines,
Inc., by amendment to the charter
1953.)
now operates a scheduled passenger
airline between
co-terminal
points,
West
Palm
Beach-Palm
Beach and Fort
changed
dated
the
to
18,
May
company
Lauderdale,
and
Florida,
the
terminal
point,
Nassau,
B.
W.
I.,
averaging six flights daily.
Com.
the
next,
and
1,
annual
about $1,053,000 yearly,
later
types
difference
point
rapid
Sept.
on
the revised electric rate schedules, the com¬
intention to file revised ges rates which would
result
30%
Island's
Long
filing
house
general
structure
needed
facilities
now
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Elected—
through purchase of stock
of
for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Brownhoist
financial
sound
service
.
rates
special
its
for
present
13%
Silberstein,
just
'
up by
go
additional
with
bills
The
the
of
announced
The
President and Chairman of the Board of Directors
of Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp., has been elected as Chairman of
the Board of the Industrial Brownhoist Corp., control of
which was
D.
1
the
$50,000,000
utility
simplification
covering
$250,000
reduce
1049.
Industrial
L.
the
maintain
the
would
commercial
and
year;
fications,
$
". 129,061,962 134,046,792
12,467.751
12,297,152
$10.35
$10.90
step toward establishment of a
served; offset higher wages and
rate of return to only 5.4% ;
a
reduced
which
Residential rates would
1
i
as
territory
.
products
directly from Niagara Falls.
of its location on the
rail
Taking
two
to
have
which
rates,
new
Franklin
caustic
the
and
company's
apply to both residential and commercial customers
to
provide an estimated
additional
$1,902,000
of
per
company
12
entire
the
the
with
schedules
rate
revise rates and charges
present complicated zone
simplify
to
growth.
May
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Storage
The
is
reduce
from
for
prices
Earnings
FINANCING
debs, due July 1, 1968__
20-year 3>/2%
—V.
oil
Net
Common
service;
rates
zone
issue
incorporated in Virginia on
furnishing
communication
was
that
is
anc<
local
mainly
counties
of
step
and
as
for
im¬
plant.
company
business
Its
fuel
The
segregated
be
will be applied with other moneys of the company
corporate purposes, including extentions, additions and
general
the
of
electric
single
pany
had
outstanding
the aggregate amount of $400,000 which
tho general
construction
and
improvement
company.
the
right
April
30,
to banks in
amount
of
the
electric
company
has filed revised
York P.
S.
Commission.
New
is offering to its stockholders of
Illinois Bell Telephone
corporation, as of
1953—6 Mos.—1952
2,376,332
share_____
per
asset
of
but
provements
886,400 shs.
with but a few months operation,
a~5J—3 Mos.—1952
permit the company to
required to properly finance
annually to provide proper
incurred
of
the
of
Outstanding
offered to stockholders, a total of 308,637
units were subscribed for and 13,000 units were pur¬
chased by two officers of the company. The unsubscribed
376,843 units, plus 25,507 additional units, were taken up
by the underwriters, headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
During the standby, the underwriters subscribed for 219,990 units
upon exercise of rights purchased by them, and purchased 40 units in
the open market at $48 per unit. A total of 219,990 units was laid
$48.8712, less $1.75.
1,150,000 shs.
116,339,938
tons
Canada.
requirements
reserves
notes
$200,000
such,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
Gas Co.—Subscriptions,
2,900,000 shs.
104,422,741
expenses
Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Virginia—Stock
were
than
Offered
the black.
of a government core drilled property, known as
"Yellow Cat Mine" nearly doubles the corporation's blocked out ore
reserves. Operations have started to recover this blocked out ore.
It is planned to continue expansion by the acquisition of other min¬
ing holdings as they are available. See also V. 177, p. 1473.
Interstate
cents)
share), without underwriting.
for sale at a price or
event less than $5.50 per share such of the 40,320 shares
program
brought in.
is operating in
Gulf
10
Outstanding
112,091,556
Heinz also operates
United States,
the
and
purchase
698,480 units
FINANCING
PRESENT
53,855,339
paid quarterly during the
and
——
no
not subscribed
loans
and Colorado.
devoted to development, the
TO
59,779,562
covering
compared
1800.
p.
short-term
announcement said.
of
'
EFFECT
Keck Oil Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The company on
July 16 filed a letier of notification with the SEC
$763,929
company
are
for
further stated that
GIVING
123,448,405
—V.
income
1952
our
almost enough to offset these
year ago."
to $3.25 per share a
a
as
declared
charges
dividend
PROCEEDS—At
has four active mines.
of the Atomic Energy Commission are
the preliminary research necessary before
Danvers
Wood (Vice-President)
underwriters.
as
(par
lis
branch
a
Utah.
$
Net
the right to subscribe on or before July 29
for 40,320 additional shares of capital stock
(par $5)
at $5.50 per share on the basis of one new share for each
six shares held.
The offering is not underwritten.
reported to be
recommendation
for
a
long range core drilling program, and' are performing such
necessary serivce by outlining ore bodies.
These drilling operations are
In reality a subsidy and save the operators thousands of dollars, the
on
with
Nev.,
said
to
ore.
Johnston Mutual Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Off—
record July 9
2784.
p.
Geologists
working
Off at
stock
Offered—The company
now
company
1,
of
$3.09,
Australia
after
stock
177,
than
The
assets
were
items
factories
12
to
England,
income
—V.
Uranium Corp.—New Ore Deposits—
In
a
recent report
to stockholders, Don Danvers, has announced
the discovery of new ore deposits on the corporation's holdings with
the discovery
of uranium outcrops on the Howling Coyote and Sego
XJlly Lou claims. The work of opening up the ore bodies is reported
to be well under way.
With the addition of the Sego Lilly Lou, the
June
operations
were
Earned per share
Building, Denver 2, Colo.,
for the purpose of engaging
leases and interests in ap¬
TO
from
60,264.149
As
Balance
Great Western
much
$13,869,887, up 28% from
after taxes was $5,546,512,
Months Ended June 30—
Net
payable and to develop
in Montana, Wyoming
rights
City,
CHv.
and
1953,
1,
patent
minerals
Long Island Lighting Co.—Files Revised Rates—
of 332 Empire
incorporated in Colorado Jan. 15, 1952,
production of oil and gas. It has
Mr.
current
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.
6
(
the
—V.
to
rose
company
sales
balance
etc.
Mountain
at
on
and
extracting
66,192,920
•Inch
on business in England, Mr. Heinz stated that the British
completed the most successful year in its history, with the
volume and the largest net income it has ever had.
—V. 171, p. 103.
New York, on
BUSINESS—The
was
subsidiaries in
foreign
to
total
Reporting
common
expenses,
patent
of
in
in
largest
N. Y.—Files
Petroleum Corp. (Colo.)—Stock
May
the
heat
amounted
company
company
June 8 offered "as a speculation" 135,stock (par $1) at the market (about $1.50
per share). Of tfyese shares, 90,000 are represented by 90,000 warrants
which were sold by the company to the underwriter and 45,000 shares
are
for the account of the underwriter.
The proceeds to the
company from the sale of the 90,000 shares
(warrants exercisable at $1.25 per share)
will be used to pay for
& Co.,
Steele
and sales of
favorable
common
on
addition
In
plants
1915.
000
American
dividends, while the balance of earnings, amounting to
$1.29 per share of common stock, was retained in the business to meet
expanding needs for capital.
This is the 42nd consecutive year in
which the firm has paid dividends on, its common stock following its
incorporation early in the century.
,
Great Western
Nevada
variable
a
p. 2569.
system
22 that four wells have been
of
ago.
was
148.
p.
located
named
stock
1,77,
Net
totaled $3,040,447, or $1.80 per share.
Dividends on the 3.65%
preferred stock totaled $325,363. Of the company's net earnings. 61%
Oil & Gas Co., Corpus
reported on July
was
workability
in
the
purpose
Dividends
$785,000 through the elimination of the provi¬
tax made in the 1961 fiscal year!
This year
by
share
per
Dividends
leaseholds.
It
been
Earnings
O.—Files With SEC—
will be used to retire loans
per
for
•Expenses and taxes
year
as
—V.
the
Canadian
from
and
prices in
net proceeds
plant
Total income
the
than
the
on
of
profit
unusual
two
Co.—New Tractor Tire—
premium.
model
a
$
higher
29, 1953, Mr. Heinz stated
totaled $219,573,998, or 7%
company
of
3%
profit
excess
increased
capital.
Western
acquired
Bide., Salt Lake
—V.
reduced
were
sion
Christi, Tex.—
Stock Offering Oversubscribed—Hunter Securities Corp.,
New York, on July 21 offered 748,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at 40 cents per share. This offering
was quickly oversubscribed.
The stock is now selling at
The
Sales
of the
valuation
the
taxes
Exchange Commission—
The corporat'on
on July 6 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 299,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered
at $1
per
share through Baruch & Co., Inc., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for drilling expenses and for
Great
cents
c
build
to
tne
organized
was
has
620 Judge
at
Total
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be issued at $10
exercise of stock options to employees.—V. 174, p. 275.
International Development Corp.,
date
Period End. June 30—
company's earnings, Mr. Heinz said, "Last
year our net earnings were favorably affected by two substantial but
non-recurring items. We benefited from an exchange profit of $658,258
With Securities and
a
7%
were
April
ended
the
of
gain of
commenting
Home
Great
used
the
—V.
2248.
p.
working
year
year's
In
tire that has a tread which digs into the soil with
.knife-like action was announced on July 20 by this company.
The tire is called "Power-Grip," and will sell at standard prices.—
a
fiscal
$10,852,300, while net income
compared with $5,812,359 for 1952.
last
tractor
new
sales
profit
Preferred
A
84th
which
year
year.
a
Operating
on
(B. F.) Goodrich
corporation
Common
14%.
advanced
July 13 filed a
shares of common
share upon
per
(10
Authorized
17
year
consolidated
ahead
exchanges
eral
firm's
the
the
For
will enable the company
to assist the company
July
on
*
that
of the
realized from the new bonds
term bank loans Incurred
funds
The
be
disproving
or
CAPITALIZATION
and were the largest of any year in its history, H. J.
Henz II, President, announced July 20 in the annual report to stock¬
holders and employees.
Northwest—Sells Bonds
subsidiary operating com¬
pany within the General Telephone System, with head¬
quarters at Spokane, Wash., announced July 21 through
its President, W. R. Jarmon, that it had placed with two
insurance companies $1,200,000 of 4.15% first mortgage
bonds due 1983. New York Life Insurance Co. has pur¬
chased $800,000 of these bonds and Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Co. $400,000.
This financing was arranged
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp.; and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
to
to
are
proving
that
have
Heinz Co.—Yearly Sales Up 7%—
for
previous
This company, a
—
corporation
Sales
and that upon the completion thereof
Waverly's properties will become, and will be
a part of the Penn-Jersey System.
It is further
proposed
that North Penn be merged with Pennsylvania Electric.
—V. 178, p. 51.
-
General Telephone Co.
proceeds
Joseph E. Geertsen (President) and Lyman S.
With
O.—Registers
speculation"
a
par
furnace.
since
Commission—
"a:»-
at
Johns-Manville Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
normally operated as,
Privately
Cincinnati,
Inc.,
offered
stock
common
office
Fund,
(H. J.)
and
Penn's
publicly
of
—V. 176, p. 239.
facilities,
and
line
mission
North
shares
rotary furnace for
principal office is
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 20,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at the mar¬
ket, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for investment.
for
program
Products, Inc.—Name Changed—
Securities and Exchange
supplying North Penn's electric energy
requirements which demonstrate the feasibility of the inter-connection
of the properties of North Penn and Waverly with that of Pennsyl¬
vania
Electric and
the effectuation thereby of substantial electric
energy
supply economies. The application further states that, based
upon
such studies. Pennsylvania Electric and North Penn are now
engaged in the construction of the requisite interconnecting trans¬
long-term
a
rotary
175, p. 2487.
The
500,000
of
purpose
of this corporation has been changed to U. S. Igniter Corp.
name
Haydock
economically capable of interconnection;
and the evidence further failed to show that North Penn and Waverly
could
not
be operated as
an independent system
without the loss
of substantial economies.
At the close of the hearings, GPU stated
that it would not oppose the entry of an order approving its retention
of the
Penn-Jersey System and directing, among other things, the
divestment
of
North Penn
and Waverly.
The Commission's order
so
provided.
As grounds for the present request for permission to
retain North Penn and Waverly, GPU states that the conditions upon
which
the
1951
order were predicated, insofar as they involve the
relationship between North Penn and Waverly, on the one hand,
and the Penn-Jersey System on the other, do not exist; and in sup¬
port thereof GPU states that new studies have been made in respect
of
net
The
by
Jailed to show that
Missouri-Kansas pipe Line Co. of record July l at
unit; rights expiring July 14.—V. 178, pp. 51, 148 and 241.
per
of
15
'
The
.
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—
July
on
share).
and
Line Co.
corporation
issue
an
stock
common
Hahn Aviation
Pennsylvania Electric Co., Metropolitan Edison Co.,
Kew Jersey Power & Light Co. and Jersey Central Power & Light Co.,
constituted
a
single
integrated public-utility system retainable by
GPU. The evidence adduced at the prior hearing, however, disclosed that
North
Penn
and
Waverly
were
not physically interconnected, and
owned
The
1954, In 6% $20 par preferred stock, and five
offered to stockholders of Panhandle Eastern
1,
Dec.
on
of
$48.75
"Waverly
erties
Inland Empire Corp.
offered
Two Subsidiaries—
5
(297)
Giving effect to these transactions, the remaining 402,330 units were
July 15 at $48.75 each, less $2.
Each unit consists of $20 principal amount of 6%
notes payable at
Corp.—Seeks to Retain Elec¬
General Public Utilities
tric Properties of
of
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
stock
for
to
33Vb
(par
a
buy 30,000
option
to
exercised
run
until
the
1,500,000 shs.
Outstanding
"599,500 shs.
NOTE—Capital
1953.
23,
Also
authorized
present
number
of
company
shares of its stock at a price of $1 net pdf share, such
for a period of three (3) years, but which cannot be
one year after completion
of this underwriting.
June
of
cents per share)
has agreed to sell to the underwriters,
consideration of $500 an option not transferable for one year,
addition,
•In
stock par value changed by stockholders at meeting
value reduced from $1 per share to 33 Vb cents. 1
3 shares of new stock be issued for each one
Par
that
outstanding stock of present
shares.—V. 178, p.
authorized
stockholders.
53.
No change in
6
(298)
There
Magma Copper Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
the
During
duced
months
six
the
production
June 30,
1953, this company
During the same period of
ended
of
pounds
25.446,048
y.inc
which
pro¬
ing
1952
of
copper.
16,335.646
was
pounds
of
6,663
and
copper
tons
taxes.
1953
and
after
profit
$2,301,363
No
deduct
to
Copper
increase
in
If
of
and
have
from
income, the tax liability for the first
approximately §742,300.—V. 177, p. 2009.
Chitabo,
Central
Period End.
Railway
revenue.,
expenses
1,0431,256
111.
120.000
Net
railway
—V.
177,
proceeds
During
2353.
p.
$397,711
$400,421
$2,837,566
$3,320,618
106,155
192,896
1,158,277
1,302,138
to
are
and
only
in
178,
the SEC on July 15 covering
to be offered at the market
through Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
to a selling stockholder.—V. 170,
V.
$10)
go
Systems, Inc.—Stock
Sold—The
this
seven-lane
new
Philadelphia,
Delaware
of
A
and
River* Port
issue of
our
See
July 13 of the public offering of 19.9,000
10 cents) at $l.a0 per snare
•"as
the
two
low
has
J.,
N.
Authority.-—V.
177,
bid
Contract
contract
stock
"A"
c.as.s
stock,
and
is
the
redeemable
certificate
$3
at
plus
share
per
share
1
shares
the
on
alter
the
and
<#(
fo the
the
the
$3
class
per
"A"
share
class
.snare
and
dends
in
the
of
and
on
made
be
applied
"A"
the
net
that
class
proceeds
the
to
after
the
of
yiid Hugo
L.
Mars
Metal
Co.,
Goldberg
March
on
acquiring
composed
be
divi¬
used
the
over
A.
business
as
1953
assets
L.
from
in
and
Goldberg
the
father
who founded it in Seattle, Wash., about 1914. The
1,608,000 shares of its common stock for the assets
issued
business
of the partnership and also for certain
corporation, 75% of the stock of which
A.
L.
Goldberg,
12V2%
by Hugo Forster and 12'/st%
.Forster.
'•
of
25,
the
of
improved
a
real
owned
by
Helen
was
principal
ondary
non-ferrous
governmental
The sale
and
Another
metals,
to
corporation
chiefly
from
partial
the
is
acquiring of
industrial concerns
large
processing
brass mills,
lead
of
the
corporation
is
these
brass
and
to
grades of non-ferrous
chemical companies,
foundries,
act
as
metals
smelters,
metals
dealer,
a
and
to
other
and
sec¬
and
and
copper
exporter
announced
been
by
2785.
p.
Net
The
corporation
also
-the
carries
the
share
palm
oil
tin
residues
from
secured
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
steel
PRESENT
'Common
—'V.
stock
178,
cents)
10
mills
26,087
$1.05
share
f*-T
Fenner
by
&
The
shares
of
a
preferred
from
Outstanding
1,608,000 shs.
without
proceeds
stock
not
issued
sold
was
were
the
aid
to
used
of
The
the
of
group.
unconverted
Chemical
sales
dost
ol
22,957
&
of
a
54,295,557
107,598,190
Total
Prov,
89,446,471
23,552,945
18,151,719
2,588,936
5,308,005
4,935,047
9,088,802
6,371,742
18,244,940
4,546,314
2,374,548
9,033,807
13,216,672
5,757,000
income
for
Net
100,135,506
8,960,678
2,646,212
Fed,
taxes...
income
Preferred
3,997,194
191,250
Div.
per
382,500
7,459,672
.
382,500
paid
*Pro
per
8,828,633
5 463.773
5,463,773
30.70
$1.62
$1.30
$0.50
$0.46
$1.00
THE
stock
and
Squibb
PLANT—As
combined.
anticipated,
6%
The
wide
the
of
Powell
business
portant
Bales
will
Corp.
be
in
factors
Corp.
of
the
corporation
June
on
$5,000,000 cost of re¬
leased for a long term
this
Powell
acquired
1953
in
the
entire
exchange
capital
for
25,000
operating
materials,
growing
and
subsidiaries
are
of
one
do
the
a
world¬
more
im¬
industry.
companies,
which
$8,000,000
over
in
HYDRAZINE
Lake
On
PLANT
Charles,
plant
June
30,
La.,
which
the
will
NATURAL
tion
of
»r
•—V.
GAS
the
first
In
in
the
is
owned
over
equally
from
hydrazine
first
plant
commercial
Inc.
a
concluded
the
class
each
year, to form a new
Mathieson and Olin,
by
basis
of
on-
two
report
gas
Additional
successful
also
well
wells
announced
lands
on
are
now
production
comple¬
leased
by the
drilled in
being
viewed
as
good.
ie
authorized
°{
shares;-for
to split
par vajuei
by
4%
except
issued,
15,
debentures
set
by
1954
the
the
basis
of
tUnlimited
maximum
issuance
two
shares
P.
of
forth
Brooks &
The
W.
&
have
&
common
the stock
of
capital stock
stock
common stock without
the
severally
In
will
wi.l
for
be
to
the
is
surrender
for
leases
offices
at
2206
the
the
the
Gerweck
of
the
Miles
of
which
280
three
are
into
the
are
covering
there
wells
76.25%
in
the
leases
gas
eight
order
an
its $25
par
Association
the
retirement.—V.
New York
gas.
the
Mercantile
B
lease
gross
lease
land
of
acres
in
producing oil wells
Hunton
lime
and
covering
covering
160
is
the
of
in
acres
There
acres
the Miles
83.4%
owns
production.
Viola
80
production;
company
gross
authorizing this
company
stock
parent,
common
for
$274,600.
assets
which
well
one
of
to
its
With
the
Plymouth
to
Gas
issue
and
New England
proceeds,
Light
New
Co.,
Bed¬
another
173,
862.
p.
Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$
Net
$
$
$
revenue__
63,765,847
65,927,243
343,442,225
330,281,465
expenses
Railway oper.
Railway oper,
57,003,867
57,224,562
285,973,488
287,690,994
from
revenue
rail¬
operations
way
Net
railway
8,500
carrying
50,000
8,500
8,500
4,000
President
25,000
4,000
4,000
57,468,737
42,590,471
2,945,879
24,030,410
11,829,816
Central
the
and
remain
4,000
8,702,731
4,841,052
Chesapeake
and
Ohio
in
an¬
an
their
50,000
York
nouncement
joint
12,761,930
inc.—
oper.
New
25,000
&
L.
July
on
arrangement
of
cars
respective railroads,
Continuing heavy deficits
a
major
industry
the
of
their
said
17
companies
looking
forward
to
the
lighter
weight
and
lower
New
from
the
Central,
of
into
operation
passenger
to
Walter
a
passenger
of
William
according
and
entered
for
cost
operation
problem,
York
had
building
on
trains
White,
J.
Touhy, President
of
the
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Last
year
the
industry lost over a
half billion dollars on the
hauling of passengers, mail, baggage and
Manufacturing Co.—New
Presi¬
Hayes
President
as
National
of
to
the
the
of
cash
at
announced
and
sale
the
proceeds
the
from
The
of
to
additions
during
the
proceeds
and
from
the
sale
of
the
taking
on
hand,
new
of
submitted
1954
to
from
invite
on
Oct.
the
bids
6,
for
sale
the
1953.—V.
of
additional
bonds
new
177,
p.
securities.
from
Pacific
Period End. May 31—
revenue..
underwriters
expenses
835.
15,726,484
Net
in
of
the
the
two
railway
an
on
but
part¬
and"
skill
also
among
equipment.—V
passenger
a
stand¬
equal
engineering
railroads
$350
imperative
necessary
177,
York, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952
revenue—
$14,006,338
$13,098,373
expenses
9,585,134
9,036,533
46,730,818
45,908449
$4,421,254
$4,061,845
$22,514,175
$20,386,326
1,843,902
1,851,480
oper.
operations
railway
—V.
177,
inc.—
oper.
$69,244,993 $66,294,475
9,322,197
8 872 789
2681.
p.
New York
The
line
Federal
State Electric & Gas
Power
will
Commission
authorizing
companies
which
York
1953—5 Mos —1952
79,564,919
advantage
against
makes
and
conducting the project
full
natural
carry
deliveries
to
has
them
other
to
into
gas
areas
which
77,125,634
State
order
are
Electric
Natural
Electric's
p.
and
in
already
two
to
operate
New
York
have
pipe¬
facilities
state
and
natural
gas
'
companies
State
certificates
construct
new
sections
Corp.—Expansion—
issued
service.
$19,090,941 $19,432,740 $99,246,523 $98,310,993
15,995,096
seat
per
cost
Net revenue from rail¬
increase
RR.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
in
acceptance
bonds
sold
to
The
Southern
Co,,
parent,
in May,
1953.
The maanagement estimates that ap¬
$1,000,000 of additional cash will have to be provided
end
$2,000
over
increase
public
its
the
the company
cash
huge
meet
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
stock
comomn
basis,
way
program,
sources
costs
this
will
2458.
$11,842,000.
internal
and
arrangement calls for
nership
bidding
sale
the
1926,
experience
available
not
only
the leading manufacturers of
directors
bonds.
coach
passenger
in
costly car that
of safety.
New
additions
and
property
two-year construction
from
the
competitive
mortgage
construction
for
that
at
first
30-year
apply
cost
generated
such
the
of
expenditures
finance
20
issuance
estimated
are
July
on
the
amount
a
seat
per
Advertising
was
proposes
cash
oper.
1953,
assume its liabilities.
Thereupon, Plymouth will declare
liquidating dividend of $274,600 to the parent, which will
to Plymouth its
outstanding 2,746 shares of $100 par stock
8,500
—
President,
planned
Railway
executive
which
on
73.8%
purchase
8,500
Buetow,
Total
Railway oper.
and
owns
issued
of
$3,000,000
It
23,
The
■
Wis.,
towards
proximately
June
on
producing oil and
County, Nebraska, and
Richardson
to
pay
25,000
principal
in
from
Delaware
next
subsidiary, and
less
P.
period
including
has
share
50,000
authorized
to
Charge of
in
"352,600 shs.
salary over the
Field Operations.
express.
company
order
Outstanding
as
16,500
Inc.__.__
Sweatt,
utilize
in
issued
offset
FINANCING
the
Electric
&
50,000
James
plant.
three
on
PRESENT
with
Wilcox
wells
SEC
one
and
p.
bonds
and
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light Co.—Sale of Stock—.
Mississippi Power Co.—Plans Bond Financing—
utility
Simpson
well on the Gerweck lease having been
completed
lime
formation at approximately 2,950
feet and
the
having been completed into the Hunton lime formation
at
approximately 2,200 feet. The company also owns the Miles D lease
covering 40 acres in which the company's interest is 75% of the
gross
production.
This lease is undeveloped.
Under its agreement with the
sellers, the company is entitled to the production from the leases
beginning July 1, 1953.—V. 178, p. 149.
472% Debs..
announced on July 20.
Mr. Hayes suc¬
recently-elected
President
of
Minnesota
Mining & Manufacturing Co., the parent.—V. 177, p. 2570.
new
be
priority
including
Viola
two
for
Unit-
17
well,
one
exploring for and
in
acres
and
owns
lease,
the
other
50,000
McDowell
Waukesha,
P.
will
received
of
,
connection
Agreement Made To Build Less Costly Passenger Car
Co.
Mining
Herbert
July
drilling
TO
organized
of
for
These
40
production,
into
*
53.
$4,000,000
in
1,000,000 shs.
was
Neb.,
company
company
each
ards
of
order
Hunton, Viola,
three additional
EFFECT
shares
oil and
owns
locations
covering
Today
on
proceeds
the
16,500
Co.—
Pope,
of
the
(2)
value)
records
County,
25,000
&
Minnesota
of
net
in
assumed
33,500
Co
p.
Election
the
use
62,500
Wright, Snider Co.
ceeds
to
expenditures
100,000
Prescott,
Of
to
owning
$62,500
Co
—V.
dent
10,030
375,000
McKeivy & Co,__
N.
shareholders
from
1475.
$375,000
•
Co
&
Biosser &
178.
in
1953,
p.
100,000
Scranton
Gibson
C.
the
on
of
below:
Penington, Colket & Co
W.
1952,
200,000
Simonds
Straus,
all
the respective principal amounts
company
Co
Converse
of
.stock
common
below
Co
Collins &
V.
gross
•
named
from
against
as
13,592
;
conversion
,,
underwriters
Co., Inc
Milwaukee
Baker,
C.
&
to
amount
tlijcludes
upon
stock.
A
Higginson Corp.—
W.
as
intends
GIVING
located
maintains
which
lease
ford
6,796 shs.
577,571 shs,
$5,000,000.
for
$11.63
16.1%
30,
177,
indebtedness
of
business
formations.
in
C
Gas
250,000
payable.
viz.
April
on
class
of
limited
as
be
may
until
1,500,000
all
par
are
company
The
8,131 shs.
notes
of
June
on
Vice-President
the
in
proven
sell
1750,000 shs.
90-day
to
Building, Dallas, Texas.
The
Outstanding
the
company
way
Net
—V.
operations
railway
178,
p.
oper.
$3,095,845
inc—
$3,706,256
1,716,856
1,915,112
819,681,604 $21,185,359
10,498,767
10,801,004
53.
covers
&
two
Gas
Corp.
estimated
are
facilities
York
New
have
separate
to
total
a
State
Natural
Facilities
cost
to
$35,920,
estimated
applications by
cost
Gas
be
built
and
of
Corp.
by
New
and
New
York
S2,650,000.
the latter
New
York
State
The
FPC
company.—V.
178,
150.
of
to
value
formerly
Mobile
Gas
Service
Corp.—Stock
Subscriptions—Of
the 40,000 shares of common stock
recently offered to
stockholders of record June 30 at $14.25
per share, on
Airlines,
Inc.—Operational
revenue
flown„
passenger
^
miles flown
Total
freight
ton
miles
flown
Total
express
ton
miles
flown—.
Total
msil
—V.
173,
p.
ton
miles
150.
Figures—
1953
miles
revenue
Scheduled
$6,000,000
the. par
par value
Northwest
Month of June—
Total
one.
changing the
;??'000 shares o£
60°.0°0 of
($5
$12.23
on
of
24,000
the
and
"$300,000
250,000
value)
par
equivalent
increase
an
estimated
of
($1
porperties
Richardson
FINANCING
t
value
asset
with
Net revenue from rail¬
•
-July 23 voted
~Sf*4St0ckliol?«rf authori'zed
,
($1
1973
1954-1958
was
properties, $87,837;
coring
to
engage
Bank
5,000,000
due
approximated
Net
compared
as
Weber835.
Lower—
and
year.
covering
by
p.
Value
19c3,
last
10
177,
Offered—Carothers &
July 14 publicly offered 260,000
stock (par $1) at $1.15
per share on a
BUSINESS—Company
to
Its
tools,
PRESENT
its
additional
years
The
242.
stockholders
hand
TO
July
marekt
Authorized
Mathieson.
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,
Inc.—Split-Up Voted—.
the
special
and
mechanics'
EFFECT
—
stock
A
share
purchase of
"An
capital
$300,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
nego¬
,
The
outstanding
manufactures
1916,
repair
banks-
whiph
Missouri
DISCOVERY—The
natural
for
..
on
standard
debentures
stock
that
improve¬
(Del.)—Stock
payment
lime
in
the
3J,
1953,
earlier.—V.
company
following
(11
Common stock
tools.
The compapy believes that it is the
manufacturing a complete line of both
equipment for automobile dealers and inde¬
GIVING
—_
reserved
before
Industries,
progress
of
p.
Olin
plant
Texas.
It
country.
Corp.,
successful
East
CORP.—The
completed.
and
this
a,r5a'
178,
MATHOLIN
been
this
been
Matholin
purchase
corporation
in
Mathieson
tiations, (Which have
company,
AND
has
built
to
amount
and
iit
and
debentures
shares
1952,
wbove.
hydrazine
the
Co.
CAPITALIZATION
States
and
Convertible class A stock
1953-54
were
an
unduplicated addition to the overall sales of the
corporation.
figures for Powell
are
included
in
the
statements
submitted
No
hand
United
garages
serial
The
various
pesticide
18,
stock.
common
and" its
in
of
Works.
for
sinking fund debs, due Aug. 1,
L.
CORP.—The
Powell
Mathieson
Tool
all
incorporated
equipment
tools
payable
4>/2%
Co.
the
the
POWELL
of
&
purchase
date
30,
on
the
formations, $45,000; (3) drilling
wells
locations, $90,000; and (4) working capital, $32,163.
initially subject to redemption at
sinking fund debentures are redeem¬
prices ranging from 101%
to par.
at
SEC
at
Asset
June
shares
year
common
the
pay
and interest accrued
par
Oil
diamond-bit
Mich.—Securities
Authorized
$0.93
Morgantown, W. Va., plant,
from the U. S. Government, to
supply important civilian requirements,
has been
fully repaid.
Earnings tnerefrom are now accruing to the
corporation.
,
shares
to
Forge
CAPITALIZATION
5,463,773
$0.80
lorma-Mathieson
to
Public
are
The
fund
incurred
the
plant
account.—V.
on
value
reported
one
PROCEEDS—The
common
the
7,077.172
shr.
com.
MORGANTOWN
habilitating
3,805,944
share..
com.
for
the
and
service
William
9,211,133
191,250
4,351,238
5,463.773
Xarns.
100.
at
Company
—
Mellon
of
"best-efforts" basis.
indicated:
Detroit,
the
offered
own
same
June
on
2,595,884
shares
shares of
of
some
with
be
Corp.—Net
asset
corporation
company
Bonney
tools
one
Julien
4.542,488
dividends
of
servicing of motor
vehicles, nearly two-thirds oi which are sold directly to dealers and
service
repair shops for products of Chrysler Corporation.
It also
manufactures a wide variety of special forgings and
castings for the
automotive, farm equipment,
construction,
railroad,
machinery
and
plumbing
industries.
Miller
is
the
third
largest
manufacturer
of
Chas.
45,334,879
depreciation__
loan
BUSINESS
Estabrook
11,735,014
for
of
the
with
$2,000,000
1955.
Realization
and
6% Debs.
$
123,688,451
1%
$574,000
bank
stock
the
to
offering
earlier.
year
Nemaha
proceeds of the offering, $591,220 will be used
principal amount of 5% sinking fund debentures
due serially 1252-1970 and the balance will be
applied to the repayment
redeem
Lee
$
51,433,264
Prov.
debentures
sinking
agreed to purchase from the
178, p. 242.
other
Balance
Co.,
priced at
are
serials
the
PROCEEDS—Of
shares
1953—6 Mos.—" 1952
$
63,173,278
sales
fund
the
Boston
of
of the
veiar.
Aurimg
o c<
trie
distribution
investments
of 41
cents per
share
paid
in
1953,
owning
to
their
the
Co., Inc., Dallas, Tex.,
907.
p.
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1953—3 Mos.—"1952
$
Ket
and
through
to
of
Period End. Juno 30—
Co.
in
opposition
about
unexchanged
Service
30
liquidated.
Midland
the
still
Co.,
the
over
is
of
two
authorized
conversion
July 10 at $25.75
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
D? $1.05 preferred stock at $26.29 per share. See
also V.
Mathieson
sinking
104%
able
series
"Represented
on
by
selling
a
retire
in
and
and
June
stock
on
being
are
Involved
Public
169,
Del.,
exchange
Aug. 1.
Debentures
199,000 shs.
of underwriters headed
group
Beane,
net
stock
common
SEC
Co.
United
Indiana
for
which
$1,500,000 of 6% sinking fund debentures due
$250,000 of 4Vfe% serial debentures due 1954-
Both
credit
borrowed
31,
filed
was
for
on
$11.22
on
30,
2,345,002
and
Common
convertible
Wilmington,
and
Maryland Casualty Co.—Common Stock Sold—
The
the
1973
First
shares
details
will
$zy,14o,203
figure
gain
one
The
•;
.
Offered—Lee Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co.
headed an underwriting group which on
July 23
offered
Dec.
stock
Investors
totaled
was
June
$12.50
Inc.
in
3,000,000 shs,
10 cents
(par
the
Utilities
Manufacturing
special
149.
p.
Miller
only
200,000 shs.
__
1256.
p.
date
concerned.
Indiana.—V.
con¬
FINANCING
Authorized
(par
at
cut-off
of
request
Northern
of
The
4,000
See
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
York,
beginning
realized
;
the
Notes
CAPITALIZATION
166,
companies
Midland
the
the
Co.
pendent
various
the
such
supply
industrial
refineries.
Class A stock
in
Jr.
the
companies
the Midland
formerly
stock
Service
a
smelting furnace in Sacramento, Calif.
operation in Farrell, Pa. having to do with
an
of
below.—V.
Biggs
30
the
of
loan
common
New
asset
the
at
Co.—Exchange Deadline Extended—
holding
mechanics'
operates
on
concentration
Co.,
at
so
for
securities
has
and
due
notification
assets
net
per
Co.—Exchange Deadline Extended
Co.
John
Nov.
utility
standard
sumers.
4,«td
did
counsel
service
throughout the United States.
of
all
of
the
the
various
to
others
activity
importer
metals
of
installations,
thereof
refineries
.end
business
He
W,
by
,
The
until
public
1958.
shall
corporation
partnership
a
Forster, which in turn took
'corporation
estate
of
payment
aforesaid.
as
BUSINESS—Corporation
was
incorporated
It was organized for the purpose of
and
participate share for<
of the
balance of net
out
Nevada.
A.
which
after
capital.
business
ui
of
corporation,
stock
two
at
redemption
of
lot
of
shall
year
"A"
balance
Utilities
Judge
extended
by
off
bfe used to finance
working capital.—V. 176, p. 856.
the
of
of
Co.,
the
dividends
said
of
date
the
"A", stock
the
redemption
tne
the
of
stock
declared
corporation lor
of
to
to
stock
common
dividends
any
payment
that
year;
stock,
common
after
dividends
class
redemption
tne
on
$60,000
shall
and
PROCEEDS—The
working
to
accrued
of
stock
equally
earnings
stock outstanding during that
dividends upon the said class
are
up
stock
shares
"A"
"A"
such
of
payments
earnings
♦mtstanding
tne
class
of
any
net
*m
corporation each
payment
before
Federal
of
incorporation
of
provides that the
year shall be applied to the pay-,
meat of dividends upon the outstanding shares of class "A" stock before
any payments arc
made on the common stock until an aggregate of
15 cents per share shall have been paid in dividends for such year
itet earnings
laid
cents.
$10,000,000
a
Co.
note,
Foods
of
National
for
anchorage piers of the
Delaware River between
the
across
Camden,
Midland Utilities
speculation',' by F. W. Stephens & £o., New York.
a
The
common
Midland
arranged
Trust
372%
a
shares
11,648
shares of class A stock (par
headed
40
Supply Co.—Borrows from Bank—
has
&
raise
letter
Millican
$3,400,410
for
bridge
Midland Realization
Mars Metal Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention was made
on
and
76,725
Corp.—Awarded
a
foundations
suspension
Pa.,
Fuel
Bank
National
242.
p.
Scott
&
corporation
the
less
share,
per
53.
p.
proceeds
ments
stock (par $1),' which were
July 14 by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
$7 per share, have all been sold. See
Merritt-Chapman
of
$15.50
common
on
offering in V. 178,
to
at
company
The
of
standby, the underwriters,
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
The
Mountain
This
National
the
in
the
Corp.
with
(par
share)
Handling
associates at
details of
2570.
p.
per
The
construction
inc.,,
oper.
stock
publicly offered
rail¬
operations
way
filed
was
common
$12.62'/a
shares
six
Award
Net revenue from
notification
of
Mechanical
$2,035,258 $11,239,356 $11,903,450
1,634,837
8,401,790
8,582,832
52,040,967
oper.
177,
1953—5 MPs,—1952
1953—Moiun-1952
'
Railway
'
certificates.
stock
present
practicable.—V,
as
soon
amount
UK—Earnings—
May 31—
oper.
as
206.
p.
and
Maine
of
shares
(approximately
fully offset the
been
letter
A
3,800
taxable income, for the entire
Manuel development costs had been capitalized
San
the
would
mailed
McWiliiams Dredging Co., New Orleans, La.—Files—
the
deducted
instead
months
their
surrender
not
be
group
Corp.
amount
1S53.
:year
'
need
certificates will
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
a l-for-5 basis,
primary subscriptions amounted to 37,977
shares, and over-subscriptions for 22,751 shares were re¬
ceived.
Rights expired on July 15.
compared
as
development costs of
its subsidiary,
San
Although the San Manuel development costs
did not
fully offset the taxable income in
the
first six
months,
resulting in an indicated tax liability of approximately §163,000 for
the lirst six months, it is expected that such development costs will
Manuel
increase.
Stockholders
New
provision for depreciation and depletion amounted
with $441,906 in the same period of 1952.
provision has been made fojr Federal income or excess profits
The
company
expects to
file a consolidated tax
return for
Net
were
previously 464.000 shares with no par value outstanding
be changed into 928,000 shares of $5 par value.
By reduc¬
price per share, it is expected that the number of stockholders
will
the
will
concentrates.
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
flown
2,428,039
88.822,400
1,022,829
V
1952
1,951,614
72,528,092
$30,973
169,072
152.198
429,215
365,579
Ohio
sell
75,000
($20
per
6%,
of
shares
and
underwritten by The Ohiu
Company of Columbus, and the remaining 25,000 shares may be pur¬
chased pursuant to option and offered for sale.—V. 1782, p. 2382.
total,
the
been
have
shares
50,000
1954.—V.
177,
The
for
service.
power
changes
Proposed
taxes,
sales
power
The
in
result
the
The new schedules would
industrial power rates
said.
the company
establishment of
$650,000
approximately
uniform
throughout Edison's entire service area.
This is the first time in over 20 years that the company
has sought
for a coal clause
increase in industrial power rates, execpt
adjustment, it was stated.
Construction expenditures for 1953 are expected to
a
general
The
the
at
are
to go to
175, p. 2490.
is the
who
Oil Co.,
Anderson
to
$1
its
the
and
Chemical
Mathieson
above.—V.
Corp.
178,
The
debentures
(par
$1)
in
stock
at
from Jan.
1
F.
interest
$3,100,000,
cemmenced
Payment
is
of
loan
C.
loan.
substitute
any
a
1953.
1,
that payment
R. F. C. loan
by
payment of interest may net
be postponed later than Jan. 1, 1958.
The debentures are redeemable
at the option of the
corporation at the following redemption prices
(expressed in percentages of principal amount) together with interest
accrued to the date fixed for redemption, viz: to and
including Jan.
or
but
financing,
substitute
any
the
total
thereafter to and including Jan. 1, 1956, at 102V2% ;
and including Jan. 1, 1957, at 102%; thereafter to and
thereafter
to
including
t,
1959,
Jan.
at
thereafter
1,
101;
1958, at 101l/2%; thereafter to and including Jan.
thereafter to and including Jan. 1, 1960, at 100V2%;
maturity at 100%.
corporation is procuring an
that
of
.1955
prior
year
sinking
no
equal
sum
a
modernization
The
Puerto
the
FINANCING
corporation
incorporated
was
PROGRAM—The
and
common-debenture
of
5,600 shares
of
and
M,000
Sale
R.
F.
Rock
of
Sale
of
pur¬
$2,251,956
stock
to
,
!
v
3,100,000
292,200
5,844
____'
publicly
public.
:__
_!____
ments of
below
forth
the
are
machinery,
engineering'fees
Building,
land $25,-
facilities $5,108,849;
equipment and
$200,000;
legal and accounting fees $50,000;
Interest during construction $200,000; starting charge $100,000; work¬
ing capital
$436,151;
reserve
against
increase
in
cost and other
000;
capital requirements $6,220,000.
contingencies $100,000;-total estimated
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
5%
sinking
1.
fund
debentures
due
Common
$2,207,800
5.000 shs.
120,000 shs.
stock
preferred
stock
(par
5,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
$100)__
(par
$1)_„
—V. 177, p. 2354.
formation of Oregon Fibre Products, Inc., Nov.
purchased at par 60,000 shares of the common
for the aggregate purchase price of
$60,000. Such 60,000 shares constitute 50%
of the authorized common
stock
of
the corporation.
Since such initial purchase, Pilot Rock
has
purchased
18,403 common-debenture
units composed of 36,806
shares of common stock and $1,840,300 face of debentures, and 3,597
The
.
company
covering
without
share),
for
drilling
July
on
filed
16
of
With SEC—
letter of notification with the SEC
to be offered at par ($100 per
a
underwriting.
proceeds
The
are
The
company's
quotations,
March
stock
to
pay
assets
net
of
as
June
30,
Value Off—
1953,
based
on
market
to
$1,708,410,
as
compared
with
$1,878,075
The net assets per share of outstanding capital
amounted
31,
were
31, 1953
used
expenses.
Overseas Securities Co., Inc.—Asset
on
be
to
1953.
equivalent
and $14.19
to
on
$12.lo
Dec.
as
compared
1952.—V.
31,
176,
h$13.3l
wit
p.
on
motivating
Rock
An
application
this
posed
•nd
company
been
its
tributaries
The
March
on
the
Federal
Project—
Commission
Power
prelimiary permit for a pro¬
the Middle Fork of the Feather River
36-month
a
on
French
which
has
River
been
Creek,
in Butte,
tentatively
Development,"
Plumas
American
World
*
This
corporation
transactions.
amount
of
One
notes
has
as the "Middle
have a total installed
It would be located near
borrowing
Loans—
from 29 banks in two
totals $34,000,000 and it to replace a like
outstanding
$59,000,000
under
.
a
1949
agreement.
of
The
Puritan
of
Co.
1567.
p.
elected
been
the
of
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
oper.
July
on
Net
railway oper.
inc.
$954,780
1,031,432
$4,998,774
5,707,356
for
filed
14
stock
This
$22,-
was
new
holders.
has
also
company
notes,
series
$6,500,000
sold
due
A,
$10,500,000
and
Boston
of 414 %
sinking fund col¬
June 1, 1959, to the First National
of 5% sinking fund collateral trust
1, 1968, to a group of insurance companies
investors.
sale of the notes provide for retirement of
long-term and short-term debt of Pittston Co. and subsidiaries, in¬
cluding Clinchfield Coal Corp., aggregating appproximately $16,000,000.
Clinchfield, out of proceeds of a $6,500,000 15-year loan from
Pittston
Co.,
has retired
about $4,500,000 of its debt and added
the balance to working capital.
The outstanding collateral trust 4%
bonds and 514%
cumulative income debentures of Pittston Co. have
been called
for redemption Sept.
1, with the privilege of immediate
series
notes,
other
payment.
June
due
B.
institutional
proceeds
The
notification ,with
leases.
the
,
July
on
of
and
par
$2.50
to
redeem
filed
16
letter
a
notification
of
the
with
convertible debentures due July 1, 1959
shares of common stock mo par) to be
5%
1,080
outstanding
The
underwriting.
without
share,
per
will
and
proceeds
and pay for machinery
debentures
St. Louis Public Service Co.—Bank Loan—
This
has sold $1,800,000 of promissory notes to four
company
headed
banks,
by First National Bank of St. Louis.
of the loan, which carries
3'/2% interest and comes
due muntmy from Sept. 1, 1953 to Aug. 1, 1959, will be used to finance
purchase of 100 motorbuses.—V. 176, p. 2439.
The
proceeds
of Stock Deposited—
Scranton Electric Co.—91%
of
The stockholders
stock
mon
and
91%
deposited 91% of their com¬
stocks for exchange into stock
this company have
preferred
their
of
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., under the latter's exchange offer,
Charles E. Oakes, President of Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. re¬
of
ported
July
on
15.
who
holders
their shares are
exchanging
are
^eing advised
Pennsylvania Power & Light that the new stock will be issued to
them as soon as they surrender their deposit certificates.
A merger
of
the Scranton company
with Pennsylvania Power & Light is ex-
by
f'-'-
*'*-
'
"-hiect
vp-r
June 30'53
Dec. 31,'52 June 30,'52
$25,383,602 $26,548,047 $23,941,893
assets___
net
value
asset
Dividends
totaled
of
the same
share,
1951.—V.
and
1952
177,
in
income
investment
per
$13.99
$12.84
share
per
from
cents
24
approvals required
the
Inc.—Assets Lower—
Selected American Shares,
As of—
Total
t.o
regulatory agencies.—V. 178, p. 55.
from public
$13.96
first six months of 1953
in the corresponding period
the
as
2252.
p.
Servel, Inc.—To Increase Prices—
announcement
an
The
costs
duction
1953
the
that
and
(ci/Clll
cost
increases will be based on
way, Mr. Jones indicated.
of
p.
from
also
See
up,
have
and
steel
1<7,
announced last December, cost in¬
Mr, Jones said, pointing out that
been granted to Servel employees
other materials has risen sharply in
were
pile
to
increases
wage
iuulltud.— V.
distributors by W.
to
prices
continued
have
s"bstantif>l
two
price
under
now
Servel's
Since
creases
sent
the
of
extent
Aug. 1, according
Paul Jones, President.
a study of pro¬
products will be increased (effective
Prices of Servel
to
2.jciZ.
Value Off—
Shareholders' Trust of Boston—Asset
,
Net
June 30, '53 Dec. 31,
of—
As
value
asset
per
share
177, p 1371.
—V.
changed July 16- (by
was
amendment) to- General Package Corp.- Transactions
Midwest
Stock
Exchange
began
July
17
under the new
charter
—V:
178,
245.
p.
'52
325,630
$26.85
Corp.—Name Changed—
corpora-lion
this
of
name
—
,
Shellmar Products
The
,
350,770
$24.84
outstanding
Shares
I
filing a-
on the'
name-.
.
Equipment, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.
July 1 offered $100,000 of
proceeds for working capital.
The company on
will
the
use
the
Is at
company
defensor bonds at par
and
appliances, canes, crutches
James R. Beet is General Manager. Office
1012-14 Locust Street, Kansas City 6, Mo.
corporation
deals
foundation garments.
The
in
orthopedic
Sales Increase — Reports
and Preferred Divs.—
of $23,555,000, for the
its subsidiary, Sloanewhose assets were recently sold.
Tms ligure represents
10% over the sales of the same period last year which
(Alexander): Smith,
Inc.
—
177,
V.
2787.
p.
corporation on July 22 reported net sales
first six months of 1953. excluding the sales of
The
working funds through the sale of
cumulative preferred stock, at par ($100 per
offered for subscription by common stock¬
5'/2%
$5,000,000 of new
trust
of
Smaller Loss—Omits Common
has completed a financing program involving
refunding and additional working capital.
company
of
letter
a
working capital.
$3,624,316
4,224,230
Co.—Completes Financing Program—
Pittston
000,000 for debt
share).
-
2459,
p.
& Coulson
244.
shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
$150,000
at
at
used
be
of
$1,331,561
1,396,112
operations.—I
way
177,
Ransom
p.
30,000
share,
corporation
sold
and
rail-
Net revenue from
'i
—V.
178,
—Bonds Offered—
1953—Month—1952
1953—5 Mos.—1952
revenue-! '$4,576,632
$4,134,412 $21,512,106 $20,522,906
expenses
3,245,071
3,179,632- 16,513,332 16,898,590
Railway oper.
Directoi;—
Whitman,
director.—V.
a
,
Bladon
Corp.,
of
increase
an
$21,400,000.
were
Operations
Corp.,
Blabon
for the first six months of
resulted in a net loss of
1953, also excluding Sloane$1,167,983, compared with a
the same period in 1952.
The directors have voted to omit payment of a dividend on the com¬
mon
stock and the quarterly preferred dividend on the 3.50%
and
4.20%
cumulative preferred stock,
which would have been payable
of $2,677,184 for
loss
^Sales' o^Sloane-Blabon
date
the
of
the
sale of
period, not including loss
approximately $1,597,000.—V. 177, p. 2252.
was
South Georgia
Federal Power
The
issued
order
an
on
natural
a
gas
May 12, 1953,
Inc„f were $5,from sale of assets,
Corp., from Jan. l through
its assets to Congoleum-Nairn,
Net loss for the
581,000.
build
other
sales and
Profit
income
income
before
for
Prov.
Fed,
and
taxes
state
inc.
1953
$13,767,000
3,502,000
taxes
2,518,000
1952
$5,872,000
1,237,000
889,000
1951
$4,199,000
699,000
$984,000
$2.34
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Net
—V.
$348,000
$236,000
$0.78
$0.51
—
profit
per
comomn
176,
p.
These notes
Co.,
E.
share
Standard
463,000
331.
than
I.
This
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Quinby Plan, Rochester, N.
Airways, Inc.—Bank
borrowed
the corporation by Pilot
from
above.
Inc.
Products,
More
Pan
of
available to Pilot Rock. The
and Sierra
designated
would
capacity of approximately 265,000 horsepower.
Quincy and Oroville, Calif.—V. 177, p. 2251.
.
produced
of chips
unit
Net
Feather
material
raw
site
plant
and
to
Mr.
Natural Gas
Co.—Hearing Aug. 10
for the rehearing of
Commission has set Aug. 10
May 4 denving an
apolication by this company to
pipeline system to serve
markets in Georgia ana
Florida
Calif.
project,
of
and
with
filed
hydro-electric project
Counties,
Fork
has
requesting
promotion
the
of
abundance
Polaroid
by
behind
factor,
the
is
of
1567.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Plans New
has
per
offered
corporation
units consisting of 7,194 shares of common stock
preferred.
For such units Pilot Rock paid par
value for the common and
preferred stock and the face amount of
the debentures, making an aggregate sum of $2,244,000 paid by Pilot
Rock to the Fibre corporation. By virture of the foregoing purchases
Pilot Rock owns more than three-fourths of the outstanding common
stock of the corporation which is the only voting stock.
Pilot Rock Lumber Co. Is a promoter of the Fibre corporation. The
Bank
stock
common
Co.,
Rock
Fibre
shares
3,597
The
shares
500
the
common-preferred
lateral
Orlo Oil Co., Boise, Ida.—Files
&
a
member
MacRae,
covering
Net
Investment
the
after
Pilot
of
Recently the company raised
$2,500,000
cum.
countries as
South Africa.
Inc.—Special Offering—A
Lumber Co.—Increases
(Ore.)
Rock
1950,
This
Outstanding
Jan.
1968
6%
Co., Ltd.,
Morris &
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
\
program:
succeed
Quinby
Roches¬
Reochester,
Inc.
Co.,
capital
176,
for drilling of
be
to
Period End. May 31—
presently
&
Bonbright
letter of notification with the SEC
stock to be offered at 12 >/2 cents
The proceeds are to be used to pay
filed
of
Siebrandt Fracture
estimated require¬
the corporation for capital^funds to carry out its construction
PROCEEDS—Set
F.
Scranton
have soared,
especially to such
Colombia,
Peru,
Venezuela and
also
completed in 16 minutes.—V. 178, p. 244.
Fibre
$6,220,000
_
than
received several individual orders totaling more
such waste. The contract provides
that in addition to sawmill waste, Pilot Rock will supply to the- Fibre
corporation at cost certain species from its timber resources suitable
for
the manufacture
of softboard and hardboard. See also Oregon f
60,000
SEC
sales for the fiscal year
July 21 by this company.
on
150.
p.
Shortly
per
510,000
-
"
r:
stock
/
by
purchased
Co.___
i__
common
in
(par $1 )
purchased by
pubiie—^
previously
debentures 'offered
Total
the
and
with
Y.—Equipment Sales Up—
disclosed
offering of 19,200 shares of common stock (par
made on July 23 by Lehman Brothers at $51.87 Vz
share, with a dealer's commission of $1 per share. It
and
operation
in
of the Tomore Electric
Royalcall, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
equipment
brewery
was
of the Fibre corporation is adjacent to • the sawmill and
dry kilns of Pilot Rock and the Fibre corporation has entered Into a>
"20-year contract with-Pilot'Rock whereby Pilot Rock will sell to- the
Fibre corporation all of Pilot Rock's waste suitable for softboard and
hardboard production. for
which the Fibre corporation will pay $1
(par $100)
stock
stock
common
Co.
Lumber
loan
C.
Sale
of
Lumber
common
Pilot
-
shares
Rock
©f
of preferred
preferred units previously
common
Pilot
previously
units,
by Pilot Rock Lumber Co. and the public
chased
Sale
Quinby
B.
was
13,
■
Sale
178,
stock
pro¬
to finance its capital requirements as follows:
poses
in
31
Cuba,
Rico,
Pilot
on
has* financed
corporation
to pay
special
equipping
constructing,
of
purpose
Quinby Plan
of
D.
director
a
shares
corporation
,~'t-
Nov. 13, 1950 in
and operating a
combination softboard and hardboard plant at Pilot Rock, Ore.
The
corporation
has entered
into a
contract
with L. H. Hoffman for
the construction,
installation and completion of the proposed com¬
bination
hardboard * and
softboard
plant
having a
rated capacity
of 300,000 sq. ft. (on a half inch softboard or one-eighth inch hardt>oard equivalent basis)
per
24-hour day, 300 days a year, making
an
annual capacity of- 90 million sq. ft.
Construction of the plant
Is in progress.
It is presently contemplated that the plant will be
completed and ready for operation on or before April 1, 1954.
for
yl8, p. 150.
orders
Philip
was
sold
$i0,0uo,uuu.
without underwriting.
covering
at $8.25
eacl
Export
1955.
to
BUSINESS—The
Oregon,
Peru in
programs.
company
$1,000,000
fund payment
the excess of
to
of
now
W. E. Gray, Jr., director of Brewery Sales, attributed the tremendous
increase
in
sales
volume
to
large-scale
brewery
construction and
amendment to the Indenture to
shall be due until Nov. 15,
$350,000 over the aggregate
amount payable during such calendar
year as principal and interest
on
the R. F. C. loan and other senior indebtedness and the interest
on
the debentures for such calendar year, and such
amendment will
provide that no such sinking fund payment shall be due for any
The
provide
Coast
Pacific
the
near
Inc.,
Co.,
the issue, the prospectus discloses, is to
oil and gas exploration of these lands and,
found in substantial quantities, to exploit and
any
Mky
ended
per
six
$1,088,400
Royal Oil Co., Inc., Wichita, Kan.—Files With SEC—
The
will begin immediately,
#6r
increase
400%
$5)
George
July 17
on
200,000
firm,
SEC
eft
purpose
capital
them.—V.
which
'
until
Government concessionaires
been organized in Delaware and maintains an
Street in New York City, received concessions
Pfaudler Cat, Rochester, N.
—V.
than
director
a
of
expenses.—V.
The
57th
resources
develop
1, 1955, at 103% ;
3,311
were
more
also
is
company
share,
statement.
such
A
proposed
Accruals of
to
interest may be postponed to the extent
the terms or operation of the proposed
of
prevented
Jan.
or
stock
debentures
the
unsecured
are
sinking
if
first
the
in
the
over
increase
Rockland Light & Power Co.—New
Inc.—Stock Offered—
speculation,
a
as
Concessions
major
raise. working
and two shares
offering is not underwritten.
and are subordinate
The
1953.
1,
5%
of
of common
shares
5,844
and
1968
1,
$292,200
offered
publicly
June
Jan.
due
units of $100 face amount of debentures
$102 per unit, plus accrued interest on'
debentures
The
R.
in
corporation
fund
of
Offered—
Fibre Products, Inc.—Securities
lt>%
a
sold
was
54.
p.
Cameron
holds 40-year concessions
for 20-year extensions on
three large tracts of land
acreage
of 120,846.16, according to the issuer's regis¬
options
a
tration
The
Oregon
The
law
common
offered
has
Oil
with
54.
p.
there
elected
Co.,
178,
per
effective the registration statement of
gas-exploration land
District, he added,
Sechura
Peruvian
Inc.—Affiliate Formed—
Olin Industries,
Trust
covering
revealed.
East
1
with
See
value
par
company
at
oil-
the
of $1,250,000
*
'
rate
annual
Plans
Reymert Extension Silver Mines, Superior, Wis.—Files
above.
Inc.
declared
23
shares,
Phillips
The
office
Quinby
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock at $2 per share, according
G. Phillips, partner of B. G. Phillips & Co., securities dealers
Wall Street,
New York, N. Y., and underwriters of the issue.
of
Mr.
on
proceeds
The
writing.
July
on
of
44
1,250,000
selling stockholder.—V.
Sec
B.
Sale
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
market (about four cents per share), without under¬
corporation
covering
offered
to
Pa.—Files With SEC—
Oil Finance Corp., Warren,
i
SEC
ter
—V.
potential oil- and gas-bearing land in the coastal regions
the West South American republic, for a public offering of 1,000,000
150.
178, p.
Bottlers,
corporation, one of 13 recent Peruvian
shares
the
at
1945.
of
of
Smith
W.
10
also announced. Mr. Sage, formerly a Vice-President of Lincoln
of unexplored
of
1953,
been
Sherwood
the
among
last year.
Investments
has
Co.,
Inc.—New Name—
Peruvian Oil Concessions Co.,
Tire
in
representing
period
30,
be
to
Dwight Sage, Vice-President and Treasury
drilling
General
See
June
F.
reported
for investment plus cash dividends
money
running
now
$1,264,000
1953,
same
Planned
244.
at
above.—V.
At
SEC—
is
new
$50,000
of
of
the
of
rate,
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers,
this
to acquire for $141,760
the
complete generating
and distributing facilities of the electric
utility system of the village of Arlington; Ohio. See also Appalachian
has received SEC authorization
Electric Power Co.
Co., Inc.—Registers With
Fruit
with
total
months
1582.
p.
flow
reinvestment
A
Kodak,
of
7
existence.
combined
compared
1963.
p.
Co.—Acquisition—Bank Loans, Etc.—
Power
for
corporation
dividend
total $54,700,000,
engineering studies indicate that large amounts of new capital
•will be required for property additions in future years.
Since World
War
II this
company
has expended approximately $165,000,000 for
property additions and improvements in Ohio.—V. 177, p. 531.
Ohio
The
shares
79,833
are
largest blocks in
writing group headed
and
This company
holdings
1953
The stock is to be offered for public sale through an under¬
by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. The conversion rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Net
proceeds will be applied to reimburse the company for ex¬
penditures made in recent months for leasehold improvements amount¬
ing to approximately $720,000,
and the balance will be added to
working capital and to general corporate funds to be used in ac¬
cordance
with th-3 company's future
development program.—V. 178,
31,
$31,500,000 to $33,400,000 on the basis of current rev¬
increase in annual revenues aiier taxes would amount to
from
or
enues.
to increase the company's annual
by approximately $1,900,000 before
estimated
are
from industrial
reveune
also
permission
30,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
July 15, 1953, covering 40,000 shares of ($50 par value) cumulative
convertible preferred stock (subject to the prior rights of 4.6% cumu¬
lative
preferred stock),
convertible into common stock until Aug.
The
application to the Ohio Public Utilities
to file revised rate schedules for industrial
made
has
company
Sept.
from
and
1958.
$25,000,000
totals
in
Penn
Commission
due
come
consists of 3%% notes
due from Dec.
31, 1954, to June 30,
The money raised will
be
used
to
help
finance
the
acquisition
of
27
passenger
and
three cargo planes scheduled for delivery late this year or early
in
in Rates—
Ohio Edison Co.—Seeks Increase
will
and
1957.
borrowing
other
The
share).
Of
interest
3%%
bear
through March 31,
authorized the company to issue
cumulative preferred stock at par
has
Commission
U.
P.
will
Co.—To Sell Stock—
Consolidated Telephone
Ohio
The
(299)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5241... The
Volume 178
du
Oil
Accumulation
Quinby & Co.,
$4,000,000
Pont
de
worth
of
Y.—Sales Increase—
common
stock
of
Eastman Kodak
Nemours & Co., General Motors Corp.
Jersey is o"'oed bv
Oninby P'"" fr>r
and
the
of Individual Stocks; H. Dean Quinby Jr., President of
Inc., of Rochester, N. Y., announced on July 20. Among
Co.
(New
ing
company
wants authority to
build 335 miles of
in
Florida.
pipeline extend¬
Gas Company s
and into
178, p. 151.
from a point on Southern Natural
County, Ala., through soufh"-estprn Georgia
Cost of the project is estimated at $8,141,513.
V.
southeasterly
svstem
Lee
Southern
Discount Co., Atlanta.
Ga.—Debens. Offered
July 7 offered/ to the pub.ic $158,500 of subor¬
dinated 5%
debenture bonds, series "F," due Oct. 1, 1970, at par
and
accrued
interest. Thev are offered in denominations ol $o00
and- $1,000 each.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans and for working
The
company
maintains its principal offices at 724 Healey Building,
was
incorporated by the Superior Court of Fulton
July 8.
for t'-* p-'po-e of "oiry- tvrsonl loan
discount business.
The issuer has five branch offices. Its prin-
The
company
Atlanta
Ga.
County,
Ge..
and
on
It
on
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(300)
■ -,al
r
"tomobiles,
that
is
business
r
of
to
indiivduals
or
furniture,
loans
goods,
household
which
secured
are
well
as
by
U.
personal
as
SEC
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
Series
due
D,
Oct,
Series
E,
due Oct.
1,
F.
due
1,
—V.
177,
(L.
Oct.
stock
(no
The
SEC
announced
Co.,
week
last
Rossmoyne,
has
it
tnat
writing
the
Although
uses.
established
market
several
unsuccessful
all-metal
for
attempts
(.fie
tests
the
successful,
Steelcraft
Steelcraft
will
red
the
bzy
Steelcraft
the
erect
not
turned
will
apartments
themselves^nor
will
panels,
doors,
The
finished
be
to
low
J65 per
of
cost
enough
the
apartments,
permit rentals
utilities.—V.
to
Mr.
Kolb
of the
178, p.
month including
floor,
roof
stated,
for
units
is
The
the
to
are
be
passenger
conditions,
shares of
There
The new addition will
molded
raincoats,
Latin
Colombian plant will be increased
American
Argentina,
are
countries
Brazil,
producing
now
Uruguay,
and
about
S."
"U.
Mexico.—V.
Mutual
Life
Co.
of
The
approximately
proceeds
will be
used to
The
SEC
at
•
corporation
covering
$50
used
share,
per
for
July 15
shares of
filed
without
inventory
a
letter
of
capital
stock
(no
underwriting.
purchases
and
working
2929
the
Manufacturing,
Universal
Inc.,
Lansing,
Mich.
for
home
New
—
Monte
Oil
no-par
Co., Inc.
end
A
revolutionary
Hold
food
type
freezing
of
has
freezers
been
shelf
developed
upright
by
the
This
and
&
payment
Kold- t
Feb.
Division.
The
shelf,
combination
unique
a
of
tubing
brazed
nounced
expanded
to
metal, is available in production quantities through the firm's Contract
Division, Mr. Tranter said.
Recently embarking
cation,
the
178,
to
par)
of
the
to
are
Albuquerque,
be
used
to
of drilling well
equipping same is
of
corporation
Vista
intends
freezing
entry into components
177, p. 2683.
V.
Tri-Contincntal
As
the
for
domestic
refrigeration
The
from
Corp.—Assets
Moderately—
June 30, '53
Mar. 31, '53
—$171,423,105 $177,029,786
Prior reported figures are not
strictly comparable because of the
merger
into this corporation of Capital Administration Co., Ltd. in
the first quarter of this year.
assets
After
Boulevard,
■
the
liabilities and reserves, net assets
share of common
stock on June 30.
per
$24,68
April
on
asset
tures
1953
8,
and
of $8,682
coverages
outstanding and $342.27
ferred
stock.—V.
Trusteed
177,
share
per
at
This
compares
The
report
mid-1952.
$1,000 principal amount of
per
405,370
on
The
shares
$6
of
corporation
pre¬
Inc.,
Boston,
With
July 16 filed a registration statement with the
covering $400,000 face amount of Commonwealth Fund—indenture
trust—plan C securities.—V. 178, p. 246.
on
SEC
'
the
v
N.E.,
Albuquerque, N.M.,
initially
in
the
1,840
Chase
The
corporation
covering
detachable
Co'.,
land,
be
to
Mass.
buildings,
15
shares
warrants,
Boston,
July
on
145,000
filed
of
offered
The
net
machinery
Each share
A
at
undivided
County,
$2
stock
share
per
for
with
(par
the
$1),
with
through Armington
be
to
are
equipment
be accompanied
will
used
the
to
purchase
manufacture
at $1.67
by
detachable
a
warrant
to
(William)
undivided
an
consisting
before
1958
of
interest
2,766
the
if
in
Corp.
share for four years after Aug. 1,
per
Buys
—
four
Building
pansion
of
ties.
The
Through Private
that
Ultrasonics
result
of
floor
Row,"
used
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Financing
situated
Mass.,
upon
of
in
its
con¬
approxi¬
the
"acquisition
engineering,
is
carefully
a
research
and
planned
production
increased
new
headquarters
ex¬
facili¬
corporation
trol equipment
manufactures
and
new
jet-type
sonic
air
and
electronic
control
automatic
conditioning.—V.
177,
be
recent
used
offering of 430 shares of
Is
for
limited
to
the
Corp.
178,
of
Net
ings,
i
13
in
Wm.
(alized
cents
the
per
of
purchase
at
proceeds
period
of
The
of
its
rants
Hickey,
period
President,
profits
were
Gas
to subscribe
June 30,'52
of
with
1952.
said,
the
$5.17
one
new
or
This
1953
amounted
$1,642,784,
The
resulted
to
12
from
profit
$1,850,-
cents
improvement
1953 period;
176,
or
in
of
per
earn¬
One of
share for
proceeds
and
bine Co.,
to
a
,,ight
Jj. 246.
Co.
of which
producers
of
record
July
23
has
company
from
3,600 feet
At
were
each
10
privilege).
from
acquire
the
ar.
sale
Osage
shares
the
additional
held
(with
subscription
stock
10,000
Gas
will
be
shares
p.
Improvement Co.—Sells
Stock,—Seel latter company
County,
Cochran County,
Stockholders
dependent
the
for
FINANCING
same
—V.
the
right
price
used
of
an
over-
is
$21
City of New
to
repay
United
Gas
bank
Pipe
152.
Central
Illinois
above.—V
178
Co.—Stock Option Plan—
Commission
shares
of
July
on
stock
common
the
in
Payne
County,
producers'
three
County,
Tex.,
Okla.,
and
to
in
one
the
drilled
were
dry
were
time
the
have
other
tion
of
the
86,500
options
given.—V.
are
177,
Acquire Autocar in Exchange for
approval
terms
White
by
Motor
all the assets of Autocar and will
obligations. Autocar own.s a block
Co. of
The
Edgerton, Wis.,
acquisition
in
of
is
drilling
preparing
or
to
drill
well
one
Okla., one in Wise County, Tex., and four more
Tex., according to R. B. Warren, Jr., President.
also
were
advised
engineers
2,921,429 barrels,
that
estimated
an
revised
a
the
appraisal
company's
increase of 80%
in
in¬
by
total
proven
since April
1952.
1,
bring to White Motor
heavy duty field. Sales of
for
according
covering
share
to
are
July
on
300,000
20 filed
shares
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
to
be
with
offered
through Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc., New York.
be used for working capital.
See
the
liabilities
Black
stated
Autocar
and
the
at
SEC
$1
per
Aeroquip
Corp.
above.—V.
165,
p.
by
the
of
rate
company
Raymond
said
said,
corporation
TV
the Commission
The
A
the
April,
appeal.
ing at
asking
increase
29,
of
the
a
suspension
order
until
the
to
The
the
issued
in
February
Commission
company
the increased
company
act
on
hear¬
13
why
cause
the
of
the
continued.
order
which
1951.
be
Superior
July
was
had
rates
requested
a
had
also
been
in
rehearing
disallowed
originally
ordered
to
part
granted,
make
effective
refunds
for the
effect.
by
the
After
this
it
appealed to the Superior Court requesting a suspension
Commission's order until the appeal could be heard.
West
—Harris,
Light & Telephone Co.; Inc.—Bonds Offered
Hall & Co. (Inc.) headed an underwriting
which
group
on
July
22 offered
publicly
issue of 4*4% first mortgage
bonds, series
a
$3,000,000
GJ dated July
1, 1953, and due July 1,
1983, at 100% and accrued in¬
Lincoln, Neb., and Martin
Investment Co. participated in the offering. This offer¬
ing was quickly oversubscribed.
terest.
its
White
current
and
of
$15,202,901,
operated
be
as
Co.
motor
business
truck
for
trucks,
over
powered
50
by
division
announced
July
on
that
25
to
five
be
of
the
radio
of
population
50.000
FCC
for
approval
approval
will
WCEN
requirements
Willys
equipment.—V.
some
man¬
panel,
in
in
be
"TV
is
expected
about
made
Mount
has
178,
intention
no
from
two
to
to
be
to.
ready
months.
Paul
The
A.
Brandt,
Michigan.
Pleasant,
of
he
450
etc.
for
holders
less
where high-
or
educational
of
package,"
operating
said
the company is also working
Educational Broadcasters to develop
that
Manager,
before
additional
more
complete
a
transmitters
console,
station
of
the
or
unless
projector,
areas
to
General
and
years
equipment
supply
1,000-watt
in
Vice-President
made available.
following
Rausch
with
the
National
transmitter
a
TV
systems,
building
radio
that
but
he
transmis¬
152.
p
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—New Operation—
A
new
batteries
Co.
underground coal transportation
self-contained mainline haulage
when
installed
was
by
mining operation.
operated
haulage
powered
Olga
This
is
by
tons
37
Coal Co.,
the
a
world's
of
recently
was
a
locomotives
20-ton
two
in
era
augurated
unit
Youngstown
In¬
comprising
Gould-National
storage
Sheet &
Tube
largest underground battery
unit.
The entire unit consisting of two 20-ton Jeffrey Haulage Locomo¬
tives and two power cars housing 625 kilowatt-hours of Gould-National
over 100 feet long, a length equal to that of two railway
box
cars.
The unit stands less chan 4 feet off the rails.
batteries, is
W.
unit
new
Va.
units
now
installed
was
Preliminary
are
Zenith
tests
under
The First Trust Co. of
financing,
together
preferred stock
expansion
with
the
company's
for about $1,900 000, will
program
through
1953.—V.
178,
recent
provide
p.
246.
sale
of
in
were
the
so
Olga
No.
successful
construction.—V.
176,
Corp.—Unit to
Executive
mine
l
that
p.
four
at
more
Coalwood,
complete
1420.
The
present
floor space.
and
a
Zenith
one
a
has
22
announced
plant
by the
wholly-owned subsidiary.
about
140.000 square
feet of
It produces electrical generating equipment, electric motors,
raido
receivers,
with
a
capacity of
650,000 radio
sets
plant
new
increased
million
will
and
will
The
exact
Wincharger
select
a
have
facilities
radio
employ about
the present plant.
to
Iowa,
plant
on
July
manufacturing
new
a
year.
The
greatly
It
Wincharger
Expand—
Vice-President,
plans for the construction of
Wincharger Corp. of Sioux City,
con¬
funds needed
Radio
Robertson,
Hugh
for
1952,
will
company
Motor
the
would
it
proposes
special
Power Company will not reduce rates or make
refunds to
pending the outcome of its appeal.—V. 177, p. 2788.
Western
vertible
31,
assets
Penn
customers
This
in
Executive
camera,
meets
The
Commission.
the
ordered
could
Court
purchased
White
signals are not received.
transmitter, now in production,
TV
delivery
sion
the
suspension was granted, subject to the
the Public Utility Commission could show
Commission's
rate
denied,
for
Commission's
The
which
suspension should not
The
the
firms.
individual
Dec.
on
current
prototype
submission
emphasized
the company were represented at the
hearing.
appealed
company
in
and
the
of
had
transmitting
were
of
licenses
powered
Public Utility Commission has been continued as the result
Pennsylvania Superior Court hearing at Philadelphia, July 13.
a
Both
1952
with
1952.
of
sheets
Electronics
obtain
megacycles,
of
the
of
the
The
been
indicated
could
consisting
900
Mr.
refund
favorably
$2,892,216.
of
Rausch,
R.
surveys
localities
operator
and
line,
in
the television transmitter business to help speed the
blanketing by local TV stations.
Approximately 2,000 of
these
very
high and ultra
high
frequency
stations
recently
were
authorized by the Federal Communications Commission.
1502.
reduction
Motor
volume of $31,677,034,
entering
Association
suspension
White
a
in
corporation's
is
first
Make
Highway
country's
for
or
in
model
Willys Motors, Inc.—To Build TV Transmitters—
The
it
The net proceeds
West Penn Power Co.—Will Not Reduce Rates
stock
broader
a
the building of heavy duty
gasoline engines.—V. 178, p. 246.
specializing
diesel
both
of
compare
$70,074,049
Autocar
of
has
Co.
1953
months
of
that
Division
in
balance
assets
$18,388,867.
current
The
1952
substantially
assume
will have total assets of nearly $110,000,000,
company
current
of
Autocar
far
so
corresponding
to
had
liabilities
The
Washington Natural Gas Co., Clarksburg, W. Va.—Files
company
the
combined
The
and
company
ufacturing facilities
176, p. 728.
The
each
on
which is not involved in the transaction.
will
the
shareholders
necessary governmental
agencies.
agreement, The White Motor Co.
will Issue
voting preferred stock, $100 par value, for
5 Vi %
of
stock
of
the
of
latter's
Trailer
in
feet.
2574.
p.
approved
preferred
new
and
shares
the
all
Carter
five
a
an agreement to
acquire the Autocar
Pa., a producer of quality heavy duty
trucks, in
preferred stock of White Motor to be created for this
for
holes.
depths ranging
thi3
with
motor
years,
ended
connection
F.
Black, President of The White Motor Co.,
said, "The
part of the company's long-term plan for diversification with¬
truck industry."
The purchase agreement is subject to
the approval of stockholders of Autocar on Aug. 24 and to authoriza¬
in
Mr.
months
authorized
13
in
is
move
2294.
six
Outstanding
599,950 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
Ardmore,
Motor
p.
is
gas
purpose.
Robert
Co.—Completes Wells
producers and
were
These
company
petroleum
oil reserves at
was
were mailed on July
given the right to purchase
The
of
of
total
in the development
hand at this time
on
177,
during
Hockley
to 5,091
the
present,
in
one
wells
11
located
County, Texas.
war-
the
RR.
30,000
directors
exchange
months
36%,
progress
Exploration
eight
is
Okla.,
The
Offered—Subscription
subsidiary, for $10,000,000.—V. 178,
United
1953,
the
Oct.
467.
The Chase National Bank of the
York is acting as the
subscription agent.
rhe
sales
net
of
good
$6,000,000.—V.
completed
Cochran
$264,186
in the first six months
p.
per share.
loans
increase
made
The
of
excess
with
compares
it has
business.
in
company
Court
before Aug. 14 for 1,171,863 additional
stockholders
jubscription
This
$2,229,993—an
Warren-Bradshaw
$4.95
held.
$19,405.—V.
Corp.—Stock
on
The
Sales
Up 36%—
24 reported net sales for the first six
reported
orders
The
.j'tares of common stock (par $10)
The
Co.—Six Months Sales
or
Stock—
Preferred
particularly
equipment.
$13
$69,637,206
compared
giving stockholders
M.
of
instrument
period
,
1952
company
unfilled
will
Dec. 31,'52
securities
sales of securities in
such
United
machinery and
the
at
substantially
Refunds Pending Outcome of Appeal to Court—
first six months of
share,
corresponding
H.
on
1952
(par $101
The
$4.80
value
income during the
or
With
1199.
p.
152.
share
per
market
on
con¬
$67,582,311 $72,811,001
assets
value
"Based
i 70,
p.
employees.
June 30,'53
net
asset
rhare
of
(Del.)—Net Asset Value Lower-
As of—
•■Total
K'et
to
company on July
1953
of $3,030,220.
Employees—
stock
common
company's
working capital,—V.
United
Co.,
centsi____
Commerce
issue
to
Aug.
15
Under
Weatherhead Co., Cleveland, O.—Sued—
United Board & Carton Corp.—Stock for
share
San F'rancisco,
10
White Motor Co.—To
Co.
on
Waltham Watch
was
arranged
through private
Corp. securities to the Value Line Fund, Inc. and
Axe-Houghton Fund,
two
well-known investment trusts,
a
company
spokesman said.
The
company
The
Ultrasonic
The
1166.
p.
(par
aggregated $148,526,317 while Autocar reported
in
Cambridge,
is
and
area
efficiency in management
engineering laboratories in all manufacturing facilities."
of
176,
July 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 12,100 shares of capital stock (par $10» to be offered through
Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco, Calif.
The net proceesd are to be
1954,
land.
stated
will
It
of
acres
"Research
on
feet
square
Danser
Wallace
County,
building,, located
Mr.
per
quarter.—V.
lease,'
any
oil
are
.
share
per
the
None
rentals
option purchase plan.
change
$2,545,098.
were
cents
11
in
acres.
annual
Officials and key employees of the company
and its subsidiaries will be given
options to buy the stock. The options
will be based on the price of the stock
on
the New York Stock Ex¬
$2,500.000—
Fund
of
Belmont, Calif.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
purchase
W.
254,000
mately
this
of
distribution
a
initial
Fund's
stock
the
Danser, Jr., President on July 23 announced the pur¬
chase of a large five-story brick
building from Massachusetts Institute
of Technology for
approximately $1,000,000.
The
Inc.—Assets
assets
net
corporation on July 20 filed 9 registration statement with the
covering 400,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at the
market, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for in¬
vestment.—V. 178, p. 152,
r
of
Financing—
sale
Fund,
total
declared
in
152.
p.
Interstate
railroad
record
SEC
June 30,
Ultrasonic
tains
of
stock
178,
The
an¬
'
additional share
Harold
holders
to
acres;
Cheyenne
interest
consisting of 1,120 acres;
Day lease in Chase County,
quantities Is found
perpetuated for as long as
Is
in
Neb.,
the
and
acres;
also
one-half
commercial
lease
Western Pacific
dated
President,
p. 986.
Strum & Towne Stock Fund, Inc.,
Van
'
notification
common
proceeds
and
of
letter
a
class
paper containers.
an
Clark,
made
of
in
thereon.
Common
interest
debentures
The
I
&
the
be
semi-annual
income
L.
the
interest
one-half
Sprenger lease,
an
in
expires
in
gas
the
County,
1,440
in
that
in
interest
leases
or
of
undivided
an
acres;
Dundy
CAPITALIZATION
To Pay on
—
payable Aug. 14 to stockholders of record July 31.
paid in the preceding quarter, as against 12 cents
amount was
of
will
payment
6%
Morton
and
State
Cheyenne County, Neb., consisting of 220
interest
of
also
oil
If
term
in
of
in
aforesaid
produced
2211.
p.
Calif.—Registers With SEC—
Tyte Products Corp., Westboro, Mass.—Files With SEC
SEC
have
earned income,
end
consecutive
1972,
and
I
be
to
are
173,
deben¬
1583,
p.
Funds,
$24.31
equivalent
were
Mass.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
1953,
directors
the
at
The
Income
30,
third
31,
Grabow-
producers,
•
<
mortgage
pay
on
operations
acquired
one-half
consisting
lease,
the
paid.
offered
has
one-half
lease
Jones
of
the
with
—-
deducting
$23.52
with
shows
-
i.
16.
Line
June
A like
Declined
Its
Jan.
of—
Gross
to
of
As
industry.—
July
on
make
due
on
was
conduct
to
consisting
undivided
Neb.,
152.
p.
be
proceeds
capital.—V.
Appliances, Inc.
holders of its 20-year
to
and
July 20, 1953.—V. 177,
Value
extensive program of product diversifi¬
shelf development marks the firm's
an
upon
Kold-Hold
first
of
as
will
of 3%
1952,
1,
of
Co., New York,
for cost
cost
.
Grabowski lease
—V.
company
com¬
corporation's
1953,
of
shares
common
(Del.),
Israel
—
proceeds
lease,
leases,
corporation
County,
Debentures—
Development—
mercial
Elec
Major
of
one-half
the
Authorized
Tranter
1952.
favorable mar¬
to
before
sold
capital.
undivided
an
an
notification
The
working
net
Sprenger
The
Druggists of St. Louis, Inc.—Files—
on
2,007
be
1,
exceeding
not
contemplated, subject
would
borrowing
of the
output
Nov.
sale of common stock,
which
would
provide
a
unissued,
retire
to
the
since
shares.
Grabowski
on
and
Earl
meeting
but
this
of
part
doubled
studying
are
stock
Offered
PROCEEDS—The
is
55.
contract
large
organized in Delaware on Feb. 4,
1953 for the purpose of exploring for gas and oil and
development of
likely gas and oil prospects.
The principal office of the company
and
issue
an
short-term debt.—V.
repay
said Howard
1953,
Nebraska.
York
New
Stock
—
BUSINESS—The
$1,000,000 41/2% debentures due May 1, 1978.
expected
M.
company
Insurance
is
A
which
operation
outstanding 978,527
1,200,000
for
246.
p.
1956.
funds
It
such
currently
are
ski
30%.
tires
178,
necessary
subsidiary now has outstanding bank
1,
trustees
with
loan.
that
assumed
plant where
mechanical goods are
light
and
it
July 21 publicly offered 299,950 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) at $1 per share "as a speculation."
be adjacent to the present
goods,
make
capital starting in
authorized
Western-Nebraska
N.
tires and tubes will
commercial vehicles, and for
and
April
the
bank
authorized
an
completed,
are
program
planning
current
will
said.
he
reimburse
country to manufacture these products. •
cars
said
already
$8,000,000
to
of
1
due
company
ket
1520.
p.
Caldwell
shares
electric
the
821
used
redemption July
155,
$8,000,000,
be
will
No
funds,
capacity
President.
the company's electric
under¬
shares
period.
the
shares
Privately—The
company has sold privately through Kidder, Peabody &
Co. to the Metropolitan Life Insurance "Co. and The
wall
of the stockholders was held on July 22, to pass
for acquisition of the 26,816 shares of company
owned
by the Sylvan I. Stroock Estate. The vote was over¬
whelmingly in favor of the acquisition.—V. 177, p. 1906.
special
30-day
a
Mr.
from
at
28
six
of
amount
construction
1953-1954
outside
system
the
generating addition
Springfield steam plant, in
West
offered
be
July
each
of
of
expansion
substantial
a
Caldwell,
Cos.—May Sell Stock—
company's
additional
financed
United Utilities, Inc.—Debentures Sold
Stroock & Co., Inc.—Stock Purchase Voted—
(S.)
A
raise
J.
the
with
to
record
for
Unsubscribed
17.
for
proceeds
with
facilities
plant
both
United Wholesale
upon
stock
net
of
share
new
Aug.
Latin American
new
for
Other
they
and
one
$2)
(par
stockholders
of
notification
of
stock
comomn
by
on
connection
in
letter
a
employees
Square footage of the
buildings as a "package."
Builders will purchase
the factory produced components of the buildings and will erect them
to their
individual designs.
The components manufactured by Steel-
framing,
Aviation
Hahn
out.
tubes
apartment
will include structural
windows and closets.
and
involved.
the
footwear,
according
Office,
expire
to
are
the fifth
made
bicycles.
component
rear,
from
this
without
further
He noted
field
of
preferred stock.—V.
When
be
go
into production of
parts of the building sometime after the first of the
to M. B. Kolb, Manager of Steelcraft's Eastern Sales
11 W. 42nd St., New York.
are
changed
believed
completed
indicates
Corp., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
17
shares
officers
treasury
become
one
housing.
rf
is
made
were
are
is
it
be
can
United States Rubber Co.—Affiliate to Expand—
family homes shortly after
World War II. notably Lustron, Steelcraft's new building is said to be
I'e first approach using established industrial techniques for residential
a
proceeds
While
offered
to be
Cia.
Croydon del Pacifico, 6.A., a Colombian company half owned
by United States Rubber Co., announced on July 22 that it has made
arrangements
to expand
its plant at Cali, and will begin making
U. S. Royal tires and tubes about the middle of 1954.
Colombia will
erection
an eight-family
"prefabricated" steel apartment building.
Sjteelcraft Js one of the largest manufacturers in the nation of
r'.eel building
and "prefabricated" steel buildings for industrial and
('>
to
the
O.—Test—
begun
July
on
10,603
Rights
offered
0-
commercial
covering
$7 first
Manufacturing
company
corporation
held.
share.—V. 176. p. 2440.
Steelcraft
The
the
with
be
to
to
recently
was
by company for subscription
$8.50 per share on the
basis
Offering—A second-
offering of 5,900 shares of common stock (no par)
was made on July 23 by Estabrook & Co. and associates
nt $44.25 per share (net), with a dealer's discount of $1
The
underwriting.
SIi
(par
debt
32,328 shs,
pry
per
name
stock
Western Massachusetts
notification
of
letter
a
common
United States Radium
450,000
'
Co.—Secondary
Starrett
of
share, without
working capital.
company's
filed
15
shares
per
for
This
(Pa.)—Files With SEC—
July
on
20,000
Products, Inc. to the present title.
$328,500
230,000
100,000 shs.
par >——.—.——-
2683.
p.
S.)
$2.50
used
Outstanding
bonds:
1966—
—
$328,500
1969—
—
230,000
1970__~500,000
1
Series
Common
at
Igniter Corp.
corporation
covering
^
debenture
5%
Subordinated
S.
TJie
indorsements.
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
site
of
2,500
the
executives
suitable
floor
for
are
of
people,
new
presently
178.
of
100.000
has
not
152.
and
feet,
per
as
City
for
year.
many
determined,
Sioux
with
capacity
sets
twice
been
working with
a.
square
motors,
television
approximately
factory
location.—V.
300,000
of
space
production
upwards
a3
but
officials
Number 5241... The
Volume 178
the
In
first
Then
nounced during the current week.
table
second
e
in which
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. 01
show the payments previ¬
we
Name
ABC
Alabama
•
3 V* %
Corp.,
preferred
prior
4.20'/
Alabama Power Co.,
4.60
preferred
$4.37'/2
9-
1
8-22
10-
1
9-18
$4.25
10-
1
9-18
Hudson
pfd.
6%
Steel
Gold
Automatic
Common
4Vi'/c
Mfg.
41/4%
Inc.,
Co.
Bower
2
Class
1
8-17
8-14
Knickerbocker
1
8-14
Corp.,
25c
9-
1
8-18
37'/2C
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
7-31
$1.12 v2
9-
1
7-31
9-
8
8-19
$32'/2c
9-21
8-20
35c
9-10
8-21
Mallory
40c
9-
1
8-14
Magnavox Company
45c
9-
1
8-14
Manhattan
10-15
9-30
:_
iquar.)
iquar.)
iquar.)
common
50c
__:
Quarries
Co.
Columbian
Continental
Corp.
&
(quar.i
preferred
Del.)
(Wilmington,
class
Meier
1
8-15
Michigan
9-
1
8-10
Mickelberry's
9-
1
8-10
Midland
9-14
9-
1
9-14
9-
1
9-12
9-
1
Corp.
Funds,
Fund,
dividend)__
*
—
10-
1
9-
8
1
9-
1
9-10
9-
1
9-
Commonquar.)
1
9-10
9-
9-10
9-24
8-25
9-
8-17
7-15
9-23
9-
8-
7-15
1
3
Electric
Hose
pfd.
The
(see
Bros.
:_
Franklin
8-
7-20
1
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-15
Fair)
&
8-25
9-10
8-25
9-10
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
I
9-11
Game well Co.
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
$1.37%
9-
1
8-14
$1.34
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
8-14
1
8-12
7-28
1
9-16
10-
8-14
8-
7
8-14
9-
1
8-
$1,121/2
5%% pfd.
9-
1
(s-a i____
$0.1795
8-
1
8-
7
8-15
8-
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
1
8-15
9-10
8-20
8-15
8-
5
56 %c
8-17
8-
3
pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
9-
1
8-14
60c
9-
4
8-10
9-
8-25
<N.
J.) - Iquar.)
12-
1
Common
5%
Public
Common
(quaA)~
Fund,
Inc
Quaker City Fire &
"———
Marine Insurance-
Quarterly
Quaker Sta.te Oil
9-12
1
1
9-12
1
9-11
8-14
7-31
8-15
8-
3
Texas
(John R.) Co
Thompson Products, Inc;, common—.
1
9-15
8-10
8-14
4%
Toro
6
9-30
1
8-11
9-15
8-17
9-30
9-11
8-
1
7-27
10-
1
8-28
10-
1
8-28
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14
9-
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8-17
8-
1
7-28
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-14
8-
1
7-21
9-30
9
8-11
7-27
9-15
8-14
4
8-15
15c
9-30
9-15
8-15
8-
8-14
7-31
1
7-25
Refining Corp. (quar.)
1
7-30
1
8-11
10-
50c
7-16
9-
90c
1
9-
2
8-10
7-31
8-15
8-
9-
$2.12 '/a
1
8-15
22'/2c
8-
$1
1
8-14
8-
7-20
45c
9-
1
87 y2c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
1
9-15
9-
1
9-30
8-31
57c
35c
9-30
8-31
$1.20
7-27
50c
9-
1
8-
$1125
10-
1
9-10
Agnew-Surpass
7-25
7-21
Aircraft
—
Acme
Corp.
6
Radio
9-15
7-16
8-28
Airfleets,
Airway
1
4
8-21
12-11
9-21
75c
1
1
9-J.5
10-10
9-25
1
9-15
10-
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7-33
8-14
10-
9-20
1
10c
8-15
7-31
75c
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-30
9-10
9-15
7-24
8-
1
7-21
75c
8-
1
7-21
8-18
8-
4
8-15
8-
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9-
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9-21
10-20
9-
1
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30c
40c
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10-
8-
8-15
9
1
$5
8-
1
7-23
i$1.12y2
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9-24
9-
8-
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10-31
8-1.4
9-
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8-15
7-31
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37 V2c
9-10
9
10c
8-15
1
3
previcn
list does not include diy*
these being given in th
Share
Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)—
Corp
Inc.
——
Corp. (quar.)
When
i$1.25
+30c
27V2c
50c
+10c
10c
25c
30c
H0IC.37
Payable of Hi
10-
—
Shoe Stores,
8-15
910-
—
"
Electric Appliance
-8-31
40c
62 y2c
Aluminum
$1.10
Adams-Millis
7-25
99-
1-2-54
$$1
50c
22'/2C
3
In¬
--
50c
7-24
90c
Alloys, Inc.—
convertible preferred (accum.)
8-31
8-31
8-15
9-30
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.),
A (quar.)
9-30
35c
9-10
1
8-
10c
preferred
9-30
39c
1
9-
Per
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Common
(quar.)
y2
9-10
dividends announced in
give the
Company
30c
$1.02
9-30
25c
(quar.)_
Co
class
8-15
35c
preceding table.
40c
7-20
1
35c
(quar.i
Machinery Corp.
Miles Co. (quar.)
Name of
7-24
$2.50
yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
$1.25
$1.17
Co., common
weeks and not
3
8-31
9-15
10-
Iquar.)
Co.
Newspaper
8-
3
9-
$1.13
iquar.)
& Fixture Co.
we
8-31
50c
———
dustries)
Below
9-15
11c
Ltd., 4V2% pfd. (quar.) —
Dental Mfg. Co. Iquar.)—___
(quar.)-——
——
Electric Power, common
Wysong &
8-31
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)_
——
3.60'%
preferred (quar.)—
Wisconsin Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Wood
(Gar) Industries (see Gar Wood
Wood
8-
9-15
30c
S.)
Wisconsin
8-26
8-17
37'/2c
1
fGeorge),
(S.
Motor
9-10
12'/2C
(annual)
iquar.)
Weston
8-17
14c
.
Ry. of Alabama-^
White
8-11
$40c
Western
White
4
15c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar. )___—_
Point
9-13
9-
10%
preferred
$5
West
1
$50c
common
5
1
8-14
27c
:—
-
Disinfecting
West
7-31
8-15
50c
income
Showcase
7-3:1
8-15
$1
Detinning Co., common
Weber
8~ 7
15c
Shares
& Swasey
i
10-
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.K—
Warner
7
9-11
1
70c
6%
$1.75
9-
35c
preferred <quar,)_
Wacker-Wells Building (s-a)
Walker Mfg. Co.
(Wise.), common
$3 preferred iquar.)—
1
8-
27 y2 c
8-
1
7 7*
1
10c
Ac
10-
$4.50
3
8-14
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Vulcan
8-10
8%c
earned
Ltd.
Vulcan
$3
9-
9-19
26
preference series A
Viau,
1
$1.25
9-
30c
iquar.)
Upson Co., common '(quar,)
4'/2 %
preferred (quar )_——
Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
9-
8-
7-31
65c
Pipe &
5%
9-
1
8-15
S. Printing &
From
1
7-23
30c
preferred (s-a)_
Foundry Co, iquar.)
Lithograph Co., com. (quar.)
S.
U.
8-20
9-
7-31
Petroleum, 6%
U.
8-14
8-25
7-23
37VaC
Lines
S.
4"V2 %
10-
7-23
7-31
—
Grain Growers, Ltd.—
non-cumulative preferred A
Co., common (quar.)
United
U.
9-10
40c
7-31
7-31
(quar.)
Canadian
United
5%
37 y2c
8-15
$1.08
pfd. (s-a)
Twin Coach Co., common (quar.)
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. (quar.)
10-15
30 %c
preferred
1
10c
Manufacturing Corp
Transtates
8-22
9-
dividend
Stock
8-10
9-
7-31
—
Thompson
10-
9-
8-15
1
37%c
(quar.),——
Fair
The
8-
7-2 4/
1
10c
3
1
8-20
7-29
8-
35c
3
1
9-10
Pacific Coal & Oil Co. (quar.)
8-
1
9-
(resumed)
Corp.
Telautograph
8-
9-
8-14
4.32%
8-15
9-
8-
9-15
common
8-15
9-
8-14
9-15
Electric Co., common (increased)
preferred A (quar.)
Tampa
10-
35c
dividend preference (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.) —
Pure Oil Co., common
(quar.)
5%
convertible preferred iquar.)
Puritan
Service,
Gas
9-12
10-
7-21
8-15
31 'AC
_;
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—_———
10-
1
8-28
40c
Oil Corp., common (quar.)_
r.—.
4'/4 % preferred series A (quar.)
5 V2 %
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)___
60c
4.70%
£3
9-14
8-31
(quar.)—.—
1
10-
$1.12 '/2
4.08%
8-
—
common
Sunray
20c
->-
r>
8-31
11c
8-21
$1.12 y2
-
8-
50c
9-14
15c
Co.—
3
8-31
(quar.)__
8-28
35c
iquar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Service Electric & Gas
8-
87y2c
9-15
25c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
—:
preferred (initial)1
Service Co. of New Mexico—
5
40c
8-
$1.14
(quar.) —
7-20
9-
_
8-15
1
7-20
1
(quar.)
common
preferred B (quar.)—.—.—_—
Suburban Propane Gas Corp., com. (quar.)_
5.20% : preferred
(quar.)J
*1
8-14
9-
3OV2C
6%
7-31
8-15
7
45c
(quar.)_—
preferred
$1.25
___—
of Indiana, com.
7-31
$1.10
(quar.)—,___
Inc.,
Wells, Corp.,
Struthers,
6
11-
22'/2c
r
8-31
75c
35c
Investment Fund
Sterling
7-27
3
8-
$$1.75
-
Water
50c
1—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel Spring CO.
$3.50
$$1
4.90%
,
35c
preferred iquar.)—__
(quar.)
8-15
50c
9-15
$1
iquar.)
iquar.)
Co.
Service Co.
3V27c
7
37'/a c
(increased 1
Public
7-22
$2.50
8-14
$1
$1.40
iquar.)
Corp.
common
7-27
Corp
Brands,
Standard
$1
Bureau
Princeton
8-14
8-28
9-10
25c
Co.—
8-
7
5c
preferred
Shoe
Stamford Water Co.
—
Valley RR._—:__
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
Pheoll
Mfg.
Co,
(quar.)————-—
Portland Gas & Coke
iquar.) —
Public
iquar.)___
Foods
8-25
50c
4.32%-
6c
Cigar Co., 7%
9-10
$2.50
Drug, Inc., 35c
&
Peoria
7
70c
50c
11c
General
'
7
8-
—
General
Water
iquar.)
Mills
'
(quar.)
Inc.. 4rS%<
Spencer
$1.50
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Parker
(S. C.i, 40c preferred
(quar.)
Penn Investment Co.
(Phila.)—
$4
non-cum.
convertible preferred (s-a)_
Pennsylvania State Water, $7 pfd. iquar.)_
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
8-14
$1,061/4
$2c
Can
Parkview
9c
Gar Wood Industries,
1
15c
preferred (quar.) ——
convertible preferred
Pacific
9-16
$1.02 V2
30c
Series
Co.
5
8-
25c
2nd
Pacific
8-28
Custodian Funds—
(Robert)
8-
75c
(quar.)—___
Cutboard Marine & Manufacturing Co..
Oxford Paper, $5 preferred iquar.)
5%
10-
9-30
Oil Co.
Texas
Falls Corp.,
Oswego
—
iquar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
1
50c
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Co., 4% pfd. series A (quar.)
7-15
1
8-
:*
8-15
37'/2c
pfd. (s-a)
1
9-
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service—
,
50c
non-cum.
8-
25c
Co.
Gas
Natural
Southern
—
Co., $5
25c
stocks
(quar.)—
$$1.25
prior
4'/2%
Rubber Co.—
Boston
preferred
$$1.19
Olympia Brewing Co._
Omar, Inc., common
(quar.)__
4'/2%
convertible preferred iquar.)
$1.10
Series
Income
31 %c
$1.41%
Gear & Machine Corp.,
Fund
8-15
$1.06%
:__
iquar.)
(quar.)
Foundation Investment Co., $5 pfd,
Bond
(quar.)
—______
(quar.)
4.88'%
$1.15
iquar.)—
A
7-17
(quar.)
37 '/2c
preferred (quar.),
—
$2 preferred
(s-aG—————
•
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.—
4%
preference (quar.)—
—
Noyes (Chas. F.), 6% preferred iquar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)__
Ohio Edison Co., 4.567* pfd. iquar.).
$4
.__
Morse & Co.
preferred
4V2 7*
Formula
8-15
8-31
75c
Co..
Rubber
&
Tire
8-31
$50c
Ltd
'___
Firestone
9-10
$1.50
Extra
(The)
8-
9-25
i
—!
Auto-Lite
Fairbanks,
8-15
Co.—
Ltd
Mines,
Central
North
$1.75
4.10'/
r-9-10
preferred
$1.37'/2
—
7-25
5
3
25y2c
4.08%-
15c
—_—~
8-
California Edison—
Southern
40c
Nopco Chemical
71 %c
preferred'(initial quar.)
5.65%
News
Newport
8
Dock
York
New
$1.50
preferred iquar.)
5 V2 7* preferred iquar.)^—
5.36%
preferred (quar.)
$4.25 convertible 2nd preferred
$4.40 convertible 2nd preferred
Electric
preferred
6%
4
(quar.)
8-17
8-17
20c
8-28
—_
Louis RR.—
Y., Chicago & St.
8-31
(quar.)
Co.
7-31
6c
——
8-
$1
8-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
3
8-25
Class B
50c
JRadiator Co
& Shipbuilding—
Common
8-10
9-18
—
Natural Gas Co.,
7-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
6%
N.
i
$1.75
4V4 7*
8-15
75c
—
X
8-
$$1.25
20c
Steel
National
9-25
$3
Trust,
8-14
—
preferred
4'/27*
National
10-15
30c
Eddy Paper Co
Paso
Distillers
9-17
8-10
3,/2%
the
on
preferred and the 4.20% preferred
at meeting held on July 22.
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
South Texas Development Co., class A
1
1
(Alexander), Inc.—
omitted payment
Directors
1
9-
8-15
37'/2c
Register Co.
7-20
9-10
Co.
Cash
8-15
7-31
Acme
National
15c
;
:
Water
9-
9-15
9-
—-
____.
9-17
to
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Products Corp.—
National
7-20
7-31
$62'/2 c
preferred A (accum.)__
preferred B laccum.)
Economic Investment
Gair
8
.
_.
preferred (quar.)
1
7%.
preferred (quar.)
._
Eastern States Corp. iMd.) —
.
9-
25c
67*
Foote
1
40c
!
preferred (quar.)
St.
Louis & Interurban
Smith
8-15
6%
4%%
9c
(quar.)
8-15
$1.06 y4
Morgan (Henry)
14c
Fund
5%%
Fair
10-
_______
iquar.)—
preference
Industries
Elder
7-31
5Cc
Inc._ —
Drewery's Ltd., U. S. A.—
Common (increased quar.)
1
3T/2C
—
9-17
9-
___
9-1
4.40%
Power, 4.60% preferred (quar.)_
& Co., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,
_____—_—
Murphy (G. C.)
Co. (quar.)————- —
8-12
8-31
35c
pfd. (quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
Dominion-Scottish
El
9-30
25c
57*
monthly)
1
(quar.)
9-
9-
Minneapolis-Moline Co., common (quar.)___
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
————
$1.50
convertible 2nd preferred
iquar.)_
1
20%
iquar.)___—_—_____
Inc.
Laboratories
Inc.
6-27
7-31
8-15
—
(quar.)
/
9-17
10-10-
10c
1
8-20
8-31
$2
(quar.)
preferred
9-10
10-10
35c
8-
9-
$37 >/2c
___—
9-29
10-10
43c
9-15
(extra)
changed
Name
5
(quar.)
9-11
IO-IO
General Package Corp.
Simms (T. S.), $1 preferred (quar.)—,
Simon <H.)
Sons, Ltd., 5%> pfd. (quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings—
.
common
10-16
$1.43%
15c
(quar.)__
Co.
Northeastern
Finance Corp..
Domestic
$6
8-14
30c
Extra
$7
9-
9-
Inc.—
iquar.)
Houses,
4
8-10
8-
________
10-16
1
9-25
Shellmar Products Corp.—
Servomechanisms,
7
Suburban
— -.-
Products Co.,
non-cum.
Miles
10c
Dixie Cup Co.
East
9-15
75c
iquar.)
Shares.
Investment
Diversified
57*
8-14
$1.31 %
.
Trust
Investment
Diversified
Dover
7-23
50c
quar.)
Investment
Oil
Rock
Dobbs
initial
1
common
Diocesan
1
9-10
$2
62 '/2c
(quar.)
com.
Shakespeare Co.
9-10
,
Products Co.
Food
Steel
preferred
8%
Corp.-
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Petroleum
Counselor's
Deep
8-
$15c
A
7-23
2.50
(quar,)__
Co.
Bumper
Midvale
30c
Corp.,
Electric
preferred
8-
1
Standard
(quar.)
1
11-
60c
1
1
pfd. (quar.)
11-
IV2C
9-25
9-
— —
r>
8-26
53c
Corp.—
8-
8-21
;—
8-
9-10
30c
9-
3
Co.—
laccum.)
Frank
&
Radio
Sentinel
50c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
5
8-20
45c
(initial)
25c
Co.
8-
50c
common
new
8-14
$37 y2c
(quar.)
8^19
10c
.
iquar.)
Seagrave Corp.
4
Co.,
5
—
Telephone
9-
Co.
(quar.)
Tire & Rubber Co
Copperweld Steel Co., common
57*
preferred
(quar.)
67c
preferred iquar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
was
one
Surety
9-
9-
to split the,common two-forapproved b^ the stockholders.
8-11
60c
A
&
4
(quar.)
(Del.)
$2.50
Publishing Co.—
1
1
4
55c
(quar.)
Chemical Corp., 4V4%
9-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
9-
Seaboard
50c
Mississippi
Cooper
New
8-15
1
$37 '/2C
(quar.)
Insurance
Seaboard Oil
The proposal
$1.13
iquar.)
Life
American
Continental
Cosden
McGraw-Hill
Mead\ille
Inc.
.__
preferred
$4.50
Power,
Cooksville
Mathieson
15c
Consumers
8-14
—
preferred
9-30
9-
25c
Ltd.
4
10c
(s-a»
R. 1
8-14
37'/2c
Industries,
Steel
Co.,
Copper
Glass
9-
$5.75
50c
,—
Refrigerating
7-30
—
iquar.);
Quarterly
Consumers
(P.
1
50c
iquar.)
Laundries
Consolidated
8%
50c
Inc.
9-11
—
_!
Corp.
8-15
9-
—
Co.
Carbon
Congoleum-Nairn,
preferred
5%
Lynch
25c
Wire
9-25
Southern
(quar.)
25c
iquar.)
Collyer Insulated
3
25c
:—
Foil
Class
50c
(quar.)_
iquar.)
Co.
__■
Virginia
of
1
9-
convertible
$2c
Groceterias Co., Ltd., class A
10-15
,
special guaranteed
Co.
Insurance
Loblaw
8-
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)______
Co.
8-
1
convertible
$2.12
Louisville Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
Co.—
iquar.)
Co.
Life
1
$1.72
7-20
50c
income
Glass
Libbey-Owens-Ford
8-25
3c
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
30c
Unadiila Telephone Corp., com.
$1,121/2
4V2 % preferred (quar.)-__
:_
75c
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
$1.25
57c
preferred
iquar.) _—___________
20c
Clearing
Machine
(quar. >
v___ /
8IV2C
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 77*
pid. (quar.).
$5.25
3
10-19
1
$1.25
(quar.)
investment
8-15
&
Cochran
8-
1
9-
2
8-
—
Mines,
net
1
9-
(interim)
com.
common
13%c
Ltd
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
Geld
Leitch
11-
75c
<
9-
75c
preferred (quar.)____—_
preferred (quar.)__
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
c
—
-
Sons
A
Corp.,
Co.,
Finance
35c
(quar.)
X
25c
$1.10
$1
$20
quarterly
&
Seaboard
9-
10-10
8-
85c
n'/ac
District Power Co., com. (quar.)
(James)
From
(quar.)
(quar.i___
Foundry Co., 5 7* pfd.
Extra
Increased
Concentrat-
preferred
Cleveland
preferred
1
Lees
8
8c
8-
4
9-
—
5%
8
Seaboard Container
9-21
55c
8-15
8-
7
—
preferred (quar.)—
Lanett Bleachery & Dye Works—
9-
4
8-14
8-
9-19
10-10
10-17
12'/2c
<quar.)_
Co
1
9-19
7-24
10-17
Air Line
1
$1.25
Lake Superior
—
Railroad—
Stockholders approved a proposal to split
the common stock 2V2-for-l.
—
7-31
1
Steel
Scullin
1
20c
$$1.75
iquar.)
(increased quar.)__
40c
Fund
7-31
8-15
60c
9-
$87y2c
prior preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
;
Kuhlman Electric, 5'/2%
8-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
$37 V2c
(increased quar.)
7-20
8-31
$3.40
25c
Ltd.
1
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
57c
9-15
9-
$4
7-20
93%
1
9-21
7-24
1
8-
8
7-20
8-
25c
40c
(quar.)
8-25
10-
$1.06%
7-24
1
8-
8-15
7-22
7-
1
25 c
—
Paper Co., common
1
8-
4
1
8-
$15c
(quar.)
common
preferred series A
1st
5c
Koehring Co.
$5
Co.,
Paper
Extra
8-
9-
8-
7-29'
15c
Sobering Corp.
Scott
,.
50c
Co.
7-29
Regis
$4.40
45c
Extra
Ltd., $1.30 pref.
9-10
$1.25
50c
__
V2'7c
(quar.)
68 %c
Foundry
8-
15c
._
1
:
(quar.)__
8-15
St.
Seaboard
Wire Co/ (quar.)_—
Kings County
Lighting
Co.!
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)
:
Kinney 1GR1 Co., common (quar.)
1
_____
(quar.)
Cannon
8-14
3c
T
9-
__■
&
8-14
1
9-23
7-22
15c
Special
8-14
1
Keystone Steel &
9-
(quar.)
iquar.)
common
Paper
Chenango
Extra
&
1
50c
4
1
10c
Fire
9-
:____
9-
8-
25c
(quar.)
1
Marine Insurance
preferred
Paul
9-
8
1
9-15
90c
Savage Arms Corp
&
9-
$1
Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Steel Products (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
40c
Canada,
9-
25c
Wyant
Carpenter
$4.52
9-15
I25c
Machine
Carborundum
47*
7-24
17c
5
9-10
Lawrence Flour Mills
9-
lquar.)____
common
8-14
9-
60c
—
30c
Britain
:
Royal Oak
St.
____
21c
Cement Co.,
Central
1
9-30
8-14
.___!_
2
8-14
1
>1.12%
common
B
32c
iquar.)
of
Kelvinator
7-24
Quarterly
4%
8-24
Co.
12 y2c
^l_
9-
(quar.)
Co.
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Carrier
9-11
9-
9-25
(accum.)___
Co.,
$1.06%
(quar.)
Borthers,
Campbell,
Canada
Kellogg
9-30
iquar.)
&
4V2%
9-11
1
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Die
Butler
9-25
3
(quar.)
Co.
Buell
Kawneer
8-
(quar.)
common
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining &
ing
8-20
10-
Inc
Rubber
Bullock's,
»
1
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
A
Brown
9-
$1.18%
il.06%
9-10
14%c
Stores,
25c
31 '/2c
iquar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
City Stock Yards,
Kansas
321/2 c
__!_
Inc., $2.75
Brantford
33/4%
$1.43%
(quar.f___
common
preferred
Roller Bearing Co.
Bourjois,
(quar.)___
common
9-25
St.
Class
7-31
50c
lfinal 1
Ltd.
&
31 %c
Great
of
Brownhoist
Tea
8-15
8-
Saiway
2
:______
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
1
25c
3
9-
(interim)
preferred
9-
62V2C
:
8-
$1.05
International Resistance Co.
8-15
Valley Gas & Electric—
Fund,
5'/
7-22
8-10
15c
(quar.)
6-14
4
10c
25c
(quar.i
4.257*1 preferred
Boston
1
1
1
1
8-28
.
50c
:_
iquar.)
preferred
Blackstone
A
8-
9-
9-
9-
50c
iquar.)
Co.
Tobacco
22V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__i
Bell & Howell Co.,
8-20
1
8-14
Gasoline (quar.)
——
Consolidated Copper Co
International Rys. of Central America—
8-25
9-
9-
—
!
(quar.)
(quar.)__
B
10
1
7-31
$6c
._:
Rose's
9-
7-24
common
B
Rolls Royce,
40c
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)_
A
Class
1
7-24
9-15
5c
Inspiration
Jewel
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Belden
9-15
8-
1
8-
Co.,
1
8-15
Investment
Canada
Mfg.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Inglewood
7-22
8-14
25c
E>Ura
1
8-
8-18
35c
iquar.)
Peanut
(Tomi
Industrial
1
t4c
<quar.)_______
& Sens Co. (quar.)
Shoe
S.)
9-
$4.50
(s-a)_
Corp.
preferred
4%%
__________
Ry. Co.
preferred
Refractories,
(A.
1
7-31
9-14
America—
of
Works
Gear
(Joseph)
5%%
Beck
9-
8-15
class
Ireland
$3
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Basic
9-15
25c
Collieries
Bancroft
2
4
75c
iquar.)
Automotive
9-
9-
56 '/4c
RR
Co.
convertible
Ayshire
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Mines,
Canteen
Imperial
1
9-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line
Air
Point
West
Co.
preferred
Foundries
Charlotte
Huston
25c
Steamship
4y2%
10-
9-10
9-10
—
(quar.)_____
preferred
2
9-
1
50c
(quar.)
Screw,
10-
9-25
25c
preferred series A
5.12%
__.
Co.____.
Furniture
Aunor
5%
5c
Colortype
&
Common
1
9-15
._
American
&
1
9-
1
25c
;_
iquar.)
American
Atlanta
9-
9-15
10-
75C
common
preferred
8-15
1
35c
Pulp & Paper Corp.—
$-30
50c
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred B
9-
56c
Corp.
Co.
E.)
1
Rheem
of
Resources
Holder*
8-15
8-
$15c
(quar.)
Fund, Ltd.
iquar.)
4'/27c
convertible preierred (quar.)
Riegel Textile, common (quar.)
$4 preferred A
(quar.)
Rogers Corp., class A (quar.)
9-18
9-18
Pennsylvania—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Electrochemical Co:,
$i.(J 5
(quar.)
(quar.i
common
Cable Co.
American-Hawaiian
(Charles
$1.15
(quar.)
&
1
6IV2C
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Note
preferred
Atlanta
Hooker
75c
American Chain
American
Hobart
8-22
$1.09%
Bank
American
Hires
8-21
9-
Leather Coi.,
Amalgamated
6%
8-21
9-11
iquar.)
preferred
American
9-15
20c
_______
(quar.j,
Steel,
Allegheny-Ludlum
(quar.)
common
10-
$1.50
(quar.)_
Products
Steel
Hercules
30c
(s-a)
Co
Mfg.
Gas
Co.
Brothers
15c
Vending Corp.
Ainsworth
Halle
Payable of Rec.
Share
9-30
—
Bojf)„(quar.)—
Southern
Great
of Company
30c
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co. (quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (quar.) —
Ilolden
When
Per
Quinte
Rayonier,
preferred
$2.25
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
preferred
$6
9-15
9-15
,
Payable of Rec.
37'/2C
Ltd., class A
Milk Products,
Inc. (quar.)
1
9-30
10-
50c
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
56 %c
iquar.)
common
4»/2%
follow with
we
Co.,
preferred 1st series (quar.)
Geneial Steel Castings Corp., com. (quar.)__
in two separate
the dividends an¬
all
indicate
we
Package
General
Dividend announcements are grouped
tables.
Share
Name of Company
Holderi
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
9
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1
9-F)
9-15
8-ilG
1
d:L)
10-
8-
1
7-'i!i
8-
1
7-TI
9-
1
7-31
8-14
7-.11
8-21
8-
1
8-
V
7-21
10
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Akron
Canton
07*
&
Alabama
Allen
&
Share
Youngstown
preierrea
ts-aj
Alloy
oo.,
Cast Steel
Extra
7V*
inc.,
pici.
(quar.)
_.
ts-<x/_
Alpha
Portland
Aues
Brewing
Co.
of
common
Li,u.
Amerada
3%%
Corp.
Airlines,
Book
American
Can
American
Car
8-7
1
8-7
5
7-31
(quar.
7%
35c
&
Products
American
Insurance
(quar.)_
Derrick
Co.
Semi-annual
Co.,
preferred
preferred
$1
9-
1
8-21
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals
Extra_____
1
7-15
Campbell Red
Canada
50c
Refining
8-
1
7-15
37%c
8-
1
7-15
Viscose
Canada
Canada
Co.—
Butue
preferred
(quar.)
Zinc
Lead
preferred
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Smelting
50c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Co.—
A
Starch
Canada
115c
Western
9-
1
8-10
Class
8-
1
7-10
8-10
6-11
_
receipts
(series
with
(final)__
30%
30c
9-
9
8-11
10c
8-
1
7-20
62'Ac
r-
1
7
common,
Associated
5.25%
6%
8-
6
7-6
Canadian
6
7-6
Canadian
ft-
1
7
Common
5%
2nd
Coast
Line
Co.
Line
RR.
of
5%
Tools &
prior
Avondale
From
1
n
r
1
c
8" 1
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
ft
1
8-
1
series
9
8-14
R-ia
50c
9-15
r
21
«.1
7
\
3
31'Ac
<;i
tocl
ioc
loc
Hi:::
(quar.)
56'Ac
8-10
«
1
8' }
8
1
£ \
8-1
7-20
Z
9,
Z"2}
n'on
£2°
7
7-15
dI'; —
r
1
7
«
1
7
8- 1
m
7-15
____
7
11
7.20
$1 l2'/2
(quar.)
Corp.
7-97
7-31
7-31
790
for
A
A
20c
.
_
7-3i
I..;;;".
nMx
PoTOrTpapefLtdTcTA"(qqVrT)
Eeaux-Arts Apartments,
$6
1st
preferred
common
7%
preferred
Belding
xiac
(quar.)
Heminway
Co.
"
(quar.)
& Gossett Co.
(otfW)
lleterre Quebec
Belmont Iron Works
(qtfar.)
B
Mine^Ltd
%orp.
Watch Co.
Berland
Shoe
17i/_c
~
J5c
l0c
""
1
(quar.)
Stores,
n\\?l
l'2QCp
.qnar".
nef.ciP'
Eenrus
S17fj
tL'sn
common
Bell
P
75Z
(quar.)_________
Beaver Lumber
Co., Ltd
Beming curticslh, Ltd.,
»75c
"ZZZZZ
Class
B
4.20%
Corp.,
preferred
Central
4%
Power
&
Publ.c
Central
&
I"
20r
&
Company
5%
(E.
Bloch
Bros.
6%
Co.
Moon
common
<quar.)_
Foods
Corp., Ltd.. 5%
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc
From
pfd
&
25c
20c
Co.
V*C
"
_
4%
Fisheries
preferred
rqu7rV)25C
Borg-Warner
3'/2%
common
common'TquTrJi:::::
preferred (quar.)
Edison Co.
(quar )
Real Estate
Trust Tquar!
Boston Woven Hose
& Rubber
C0.JZZZ
Bowling Green Fund (quar )
Products,
r
1
8" 1
01
8-1
Z'ZZ
7'20
$1
R7,7*
2
Co..
8
19
1
$10c
~
8\18
7-17
91
I'll
l0" 1
9-16
o"
J
^
S'Zo
ti
8
Real
preferred
preferred
3
3
ZZ"
?:>«
B
in
6-30
(quar.)
1
7-17
III
til
$50c
Cab
preferred
4
8-22
8-
$85c
12-11
11-11
$20c
7-31
6-30
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-15
2%
7-14
8-
6-19
1
8-
$$1.25
$3.75
5%
(quar.)
Continental
1
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
6-26
Corrugated
Paper
7-31
8-
1
Craddock-Terry
7-17
Crown
American
Class
A
Crown
8-20
Cuba
8-10
7-20
$1.05
8-10
9-
8
8-20
8-
5
9-
1
8-20
9-15
8-25
50c
60c
$1
933Ac
10-
1
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
7-15
(quar.)
7-31
77-
8
7-27
9-
7-31
7-
1
8-
1
20c
35c
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-15
40c
8-10
7-17
25c
8-31
7-31
21c
8-15
7-31
10-
1
$1.19
10-
preferred
Davidson
Davis
Leather
9-15
7-20
8-25
8-10
8-
50c
7-20
1
8-15
7-24
7-31
7-24
7-24
8-15
8-
5
8-
1
7-
7
»
8-
1
10-16
7-10
10-
1
12-16
9-30
9-14
9-30
9-14
9-
1
8-20
8-
1
7-24
7-31
7-24
12-
1
(final)—
6'A%
$2.50
$50c
Dennison
5%
Inc
&
$2
$1.75
87'/2C
(quar.)
4 7*
class
A
class
(quar.)
$1.50
Divco
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Dodge
Mfg.
8-15
7-15
(quar.)
10-
1
9-10
8-
1
7-20
75c
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-15
$1
9-
8
8-14
8-
5
8-
50c
9-
1
ZJ
8-20
$1.75
8-
1
7-23
35c
8-
1
(quarZ)ZZ—ZZ
7-i5
$1.06'A
8-
1
St.
~
12-31
12-15
5%
9-30
9-15
Louis
7-31
7-10
$1.25
7-31
65c
8-15
7-20
10-
1
10c
—
8-
1
7-16
10c
9-
1
8-14
9-
4
10c
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
$1.12%
10-
1
9-16
7-
7
8-21
3
8-10
Corp.
A
common
(quar.)
8-10
9-
8-15
8-
6
11-
5
1
8-15
11-16
8-15
7-11
8-15
7-11
50c
8-
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-
9
75c
9-
1
8-21
$1
9-
1
8-21
t25c
Co.,
A
8-
1
7-17
Ltd.—
preference
$37 %c
income)
8-
1
7-17
15c
8-
4
7-27
2c
—
8-
1
7-15
8-14
7-31
7-30
fi-30
25c
$17%c
25c
Ltd.,
Tar &
common
Common
&
&
Linoleum,
7-31
$ 20C
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
Ltd.
Ltd
$40c
7-31
7-
$25c
8-
6
7-1S
$l5c
(quar.)_
9-15
8-17
(quar.).
$10c
8-
3
7-
$10c
11-
2
10-
1
$25c
—
(quar.)
10-
1
9-
1
Donnacona
Paper, Ltd. (quar.).
Aircraft (increased quar.)
$25c
$1
$1.50
Co.,
Corp.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
common
preference
Paper
35c
(quar.)
&
Marine
preferred
Co..
4.80%
preferred
8-15
7-29
7-29
9-18
8-
5
10-
1
9-21
8-
1
7-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-
1
7-16
S
8-
5
8-15
8-
5
40c
1
9-10
8-20
$1.12%
pfd.
(quar.)
$30c
10-
1
9-17
8-15
7-31
31'Ac
prefered (quar.).
on
page
9-
1
8-21
31 %c
(quar.)
(Continued
8-15
7%c
,
(quar.)
(quar.l
Ltd..
5%
1
Instruments—
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., common
preferred
8-19
8-19
10-
6-30
50c
10c
convertible
7-30
2
$40c
Ltd.
Co.,
Dumont-Airplane
Freres
3
Chemical, Ltd.(initial quar.).
(quar.)
preference
8-25
7-17
$25c
Coal
Ltd.
9-17
$37'Ac
(quar.)
Co
Oilcloth
Dominion
(quar.)
8-17
9-30
$40c
common
7-31
8-31
25c
(quar.)
preference
Malting
Stores,
5%
8-10
12- 4
37 %c
(quar.)
—
Co.
Steel
4%%
3
3
25c
(quar.)
,
Dominion
Duriron
9-
9-
12-15
50c
class
(quar.)
Dominion
Dupuis
1
50c
class
Iamies,
30c
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly)"
7-31
9-
90c
7-10
Co.—•
8-15
7-27
9-
$2
(quar.)
Ducommon Metals & Supply Co.
$5
ZZZZZZZZ'
7-14
1
8-15
Co.—
common
convertible
4%
7-29
9-
25c
Dominion
Dryden
7-20
7-20
30c
(from net invest,
Bridge
Dravo
10c
ZZ
1
7-11
75c
(quar.)
Dominion
Drug
8-
1
(initial)
Dominion
Douglas
7-10
1
Monthly
$1
7-10
(s-a)_
7-15
1
1
1
30c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
New
4
88-
8-
(quar.)
Dominion
$1.25
~
(s-a)
4
30C
Dome
2nd
912-
—
1st preferred
Construction
Shares
1
8-
—
(quar.)—_'
convertible
Dividend
8-
9-24
$37 %c
(quar.)
Yards
Co.,
common
9-15
9-15
35c
Corp.,
Corp.,
Steel
1
25c
Fru't
preferred
8-15
12-24
35c
(quar.)
preferred
New
9-29
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Disher
9-17
7-15
3
$1.06
(quar.)
Stock
Maicn
8-13
9-30
8-
$1.13
rquar.)__
u
preferred
Dictaphone
1
Light Co.—
5%
Diamond
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
B
7-17
7-22
$1.12%
Airlines
preferred
Giorgio
9-14
3
10c
5 7*
Class
1
8-15
8-
25c
debentures
Union
10-
$1.75
Ltd.,
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Di
pfd.
preferred
Tramway Corp.,
Denver
fi-19
12-16
50c
common
cum.
Denver
6
$1.05
(quar.)
4%%
Manufacturing,
Voting
$8
S.
8-
1-2-54
$3.50
(increased)
&
8-14
7-31
(quar.)
Power
Common
Delta-C.
7-17
7-31
7-31
Delaware
8-14
8-1
50c
Co.,
Inc.
1
8-15
(quar.)
Bros.,
1
9-
$17'/2C
pfd. (s-a)
Corp.—
(quar.)
& Terminal
Railway
7 7*
9-
8-15
$1.25
preferred
Dallas
7-14
8-28
25c
Light,
Davenport Water,
4
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
&
9-
8-
9-10
$12'/2c
(quar.)
Power
$4.24
9-15
1
7-31
ord.
9-14
75c
Seal Co., Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (accum.)
A
Class
Dallas
9
7-10
5%
P'othing, 4Va% pfd.
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
7-11
9-16
receipts
piiriee
8
7-31
9-15
25c
&
A
3
8
1
Zellerbach
Class
89-
10-
(quar.)_
Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)_
Crum & Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil Refining Corn., $6
pfd. (accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co., 77*
pfd. (quar.)
Cuneo Preas, Inc., 3;/27*
pfd. (quar.)
7-20
7-15
8-20
1
(quar.)
$7
8-15
31 "Ac
International
Cork
Co.,
7-10
Industries—
Fibre
Shoe,
7-15
1
10-
(quar.)—
common
Box
deposit
Cork
8-
$1.13
Co., Ltd., common—
preferred
(quar.)—
rv>smopolitfln Realty Co
(quar t
Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd.
(quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
$1
8-
55c
(quar.)—f
Diamond
7-10
25c
Illuminating
3
9-19
3
$1.12'/2
Exchange Bank Trust Co. (quar.)
Paperboard Products Co. (quar.)
1
Pacific Rv
&
7-
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Corn
Dow
preferred
Co., Inc.,
Copper & Steel
8-15
$2
(quar.)
convertible
Co.
preferred
2nd
Continental
8-
$1
"_Z
common
Can
50c
$1
ZZ_
Inc.,
Gas
Power Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
4
Inc.—
Electric
Natural
Consumers
7-10
8-
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Common
1
8-22
$1.12%
4V2%
Consolidated
Monthly
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
Ry., common (s-a)___
5%
preferred (quar.)
3
8-
10-
25c
(quar.)
Continental
20c
preferred
7-
(N. Y.)—
Container Corp. of
American, com.
47* preferred (cuar.)
37VaC
(quar.)
convertible
7- 3
8-
9-4
7-
$1.25
Co.
7-10
12 Vac
Co.__
City Baking Co., 7%
City Stores Co., common
Foods,
preferred
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Clinton
Edison
$5
1
60c
Cities
Neon,
Consolidated
(quar.)
1
20C
(quar!)"
Service Co. iquar.i
Citizens Utilities, 50c
preferred
City Auto Stamping Co.
8-
37V2C
—________-s_;—____
Corp.
8-
$1.25
Texas
8-
10c
(quar.)
$1.50
Fund
&
.10-
55c
(quar.)
8-
87 %c
quar.)
A
20c
50c
10-
50c
(quar )
Paci"fic_R~R.—"
&
series
12-10
47'/2c
t31e
$1
(quar )
preferred
Island
preferred
Common
't \
6-30
$1
(quar!)
+<1,
_e
1
15c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
ZZ
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.—
4%
preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
Common
8-
75c
)_ZZZZI
Wilmington & Franklin"Co~a~l
Cleveland
6-24
50c
(quar )
(quar.
(1947
6-30
12-15
Industries—
(quar.)
Dearborn
7-15
7c
__
common
Stock
1
$$1
$1.04
ZZZZZZZZ
common
8-14
common..-
preferred
Chemical
A
B
Daystrom,
Common
r11
8-
7-31
i
37 Vic
preferred
4'/4%
4
20c
coni. 7qua~r ]
Y.)
1
7-31
37'/2C
40c
Consolidated
—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Claude
8-
50c
pfdZTciuar.7
Trust
(N.
(increased
preferred
Chicago Yellow
4%
1
7-20
A
5%
4%
9-
50c
Chicago, Rock
Inc.,
Class
4
11-14
Class A
New
8-
8-10
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
Chicago,
1
$1
Estate
convertible
Cincinnati
9-
(Texas)"—
series)
Chesapeake Corn, of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Common
$$1.25
11-30
(quar.)
1
Corp.,
4%
Class
7-10
9-18
50c
(quar.)
Bank
4%
5%
9
®
Co.
Cherry-Burell
3 '/2 %
10-26
$25c
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans
717
20c
Ltd
Erockton Taunton Gas
Co.
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
Motor
15
® i®
S"?5
8
till
British Columbia
Telephone Co.
6%
preferred (quar.)___
Broekway
8
*
^
ZnC
U4?
Forest
\
*.
,
Boston
Columbia
17
25c
iquar.)_
Boston
British
8
% J
Z'81
50c
lauar.)
Corp,
■1J" \
o'ln
on
f%
dividend)!
Corp.,
1
D
Bon Ami Co., class A
(quar.)_____
Bonanza Oil & Mine
(stock
Booth
10
Z9?
l'l\
I
?-28
l'l\
\
"
(auar)t69'/c
-
investment income
(Sidney,
fi?f/^
(quar.)
__Z_"
7"i«
1
_
Ribbon
Blnmenthal
7'31
01
25c
ZJ11Z2Z~SZ~
/quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
Blue
Blue
W.»
o",5
7
?°c
.Z.l'"""
(quar.)
common
I'3}
!"J?
r"1?
a
05c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_______
preferred
Bliss
Blue
Co.
(Pnila.),
Z 3
J- ?
7-29
$15c
37 Vic
increased)
(quar.)
National
?"«
(quar.)____
Electric
Biauner's
Store
Chase
15c
iquar.)_
common
Best
Chain
30c
common
6% preferred' (quar.)
Bessemer Securities,
Birtman
c
Chain
Z"J«
l'™
Z"?J
preferred
Class
25c
Light Co.
preferred
Belt
8-28
(reduced)Z
Utility Corp. (s-a >
IIIIIZIZ
West Corp. (quar ) ~
"
J.""
1
9-15
8-15
South
}
}
}
«"
lu"
Connohio,
11-14
(quar.)
Central Vermont Public
Service,
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
$2.20
7-31
17 '/2C
preferred
9-
$$3
pfd.
51c
8-31
ZZZ
Illinois Securities, $1.40
preferred
(accum.)
Central
partic.
1
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
Quarterly
Central
8-14
preferred
$25c
Electric & Gas Co.
(quar )~
Hudson Gas & Electric Corp
Central
1
$2.04
$12'/2c
(quar.)
Co,
9-
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
Storage
40c
—
preferred
5c
Cold
7-20
$2
24C
Corp.
Central
8-
8
$1.90
7-31
7-10
8-15
8-
3
ZZZZZZZZ
common
$1.37'/2
3
4%
preferred
6-22
6-26
$55
dividend
Celotex
Cenco
at
"ZZZZZZ
ZZ ZZ
common
1
7-31
7-
8-31
(quar.)
Stock
8-
15c
7-
$12 V2C
Caterpillar Tractor Co.,
87*
Association
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
Crown
(quar.)
9-""
r"
~r>'
(s-a)
(quar.)
B
6-22
7-28
$75c
(quar.)
Class
1
7-31
$12 '/2c
redemption on Aug. 20
plus this dividend)-^
Products—
Class
7-15
6-22
8-
7-31
+7c
preierred
7-15
1
35c
Cornell
common'Z'ZZ
Co.,
1
7-29
8-
15c
Ltd.—
(quar.]
Ltd.
Ry.
Century Geophysical
Bathurst
Ltd.,
Fund,
(sZa)ZZZZZZZ
com.
IquarT
Canadian
Central
20c
$l.l2'/2
Ltd.
8-
45c
25c
$25c
Utilities,. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)ZZZ
Carolina Power & Light Co., common
Carpenter Paper Co., 4% .preferred
(quar.)_
Carrier Corp., 4.80%<
preferred (entire issue
$1.50
ri/.c
$1 13
(quar".)
„uar.f.
Cos.,
non-cum.
per share
Catelli Food
Connecticut
$4.25
:
Oil
Pacific
5%
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1947
7"
9-11
Q-11
93%°
f'/2% pfd- fQuar.)
Balawin-Luna-Hamiiton
0
<7a
$1.25
_
<quar.)____Z___Z
preferred
Co.
9*
$125
_,
fquar.)_
"B," Inc.—
ineome
in^strhent
?1
6"28
17
$1 08%
(accum.)
$4.50
Fund
Rubber
9_
5
Machines, Inc.—
ii/VL' S'f
4/2%
preferred
Baldwin
S" Z
$L083A
(quar.)________
Co., common_,___ZZ"Z~~
preferred
Mills.
Axe-Houghton
}
$18
"
prior preferred (quar.)
Mig., $2.25 conv. preferred
Avildsen
o_
7
7-10
8-15
9-21
7-15
33c
Quarterly
8-
$7c
shares
Canadian
Canadian
called
Corp.—
$1.20
Avco
r
*
Conn,
Co.
common
preferred series
Ltd.
Nichols &
1
_
Coast
Refining Co.,
Steels,
7_10
8-7
q.
Industries.
Investment
Special
Life
$20c
Dock.
7-15
$10c
Amusements,
Ltd.—
Ordinary shares
-Class
convertible preferred
Powder Co., 4%
pfd. A
Atlas
7.31
9-, 1
40c
—
ts-a)
S1.25
Austin
' Ji
s>i 25
Co
(quar.)__..
preferred <quar.)__
Plywood
7I31
$•'5J
preferred
Atlas
7-31
1
$131»A
(quar.)
4.35%
3.75%
1
9-
$1 25
preferred
4.35%
Atlantic
9-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
8-11
10%
coin.
(quar.)
City Electric Co.—
Atlantic
9-11
$15c
__f_
Goods Corp.,
preferred
non-cum,
4%
20c
i**
(quar.)
ZZZ
Dredge &
8-
Co.,
1
$37 '/2c
Confederation
Confederation
4.52%
common
(quar.)
4%
_;
preferred
(quar.)__
Topeka & Santa Pe Ry
Atlantic
& Foundry
(quar.)
8-
10-10
75c
—
$$1.25
Car
A
8-14
1
*
(quar.)
7-10
7-10
1*1.50
(quar.)
Class
7-15
8-
(quar.)___——
(quar.)
7-10
$$1.25
ZZZZZZZZ
Ltd.,
6
3
20c
common
8-
8-15
7-31
8-
$5
Ltd
8-
tl5c
8-15
4
9-
37'/2c
5'/2% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
preferred
tlOc
9-
5c
income
8-
15c
(final) _ZZZZZZZZZZ
Ltd.
Co.,
Common
15c
$$1.12%
(quar.)__
2nd
Atcnison,
Canadian
$1.12'/2
Corp.—
Dry
1st
Bronze
7-20
$1.16
investment
National
Mills
4%
12-18
8-15
5c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
35c
.__
(quar.)
Breweries,
preferred
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Laboratories (quar.)
Corp. (quar.i
-__.____ZZZZ
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)
preferred
on
Conduits
7-10
$12'/2C
Canadian
5%
9c)
(quar.)
Canadian
f.)
s.
A
8-
from
9-16
12-30
$1.06'A
Edison
Concord Natural Gas,
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
Ltd.-
of
Ky. ,s-aj
Co., Ltd
Canada
7-31
7-31
Derived
9-15
8-21
2
$2
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
Consolidated
Soutuern
7-3
7-16
8-15
8-15
$37 '/2c
Corp. Ltd. (quar )"
5%
1st pfd.
(quar )
preferred
8-1
(quar.)__.
Research
dividend
Ltd.,
2nd
7-31
7-31
25c
Power
7-30
Oil
Stock
5%
8-15
8-15
7-17
9-
$2
(monthly)
Engineering, Inc.
convertible
1
9-30
$1.06
31 >/4c
"
!
Safeway
7-31
dividend of 6c and
(a
distribution
Northern
Canada
8-15
LtdZ—
P'orgings.
Fund
gain
$1 25
(quar.)
Z_
(quar.)
50c
Trap Co. of America, Inc.,
5%
preferred <quar.)_
Appalachian Electric Power—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
convertible
Canada
Canada
;___
Animal
Equipment
A
General
capital
a
Combustion
Commonwealth
7-15
8-
20c
—
(quar.)
7-22
7-31
7-31
________—
Insurance (s-a)
Ohio Electric—
preferred
1
8-18
7-15
$1
common
&
Life
4.65%
8-
9-15
1
$2
(quar.)
8-15
7-22
9-30
4
9-
______
—
Inc. (quar.)!
Corp., $4.25 pld.
Pictures
1
8-
since
payment
______
preferred
Cone
"""
Foundries
$56'Ac
deposit
Inc.
Preferred
7-20
1
$1.25
(quar./
Co.,
8-
25c
(quar.)
Ordinary Amer.
Anheuser-Busch,
7-10
(quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
preferred
8-7
7-31
11 quar.)_____
common
______
&
8-31
$1.75
Ltd.,
1st preferred-
Terminals, common
(monthly)
preferred
(quar.)
6%
1
7-31
31'Ac
System,
8-
32 '/2c
Ltd.ZZ1ZZ"ZZZ1ZZZZ"Z.Z1
Mines,
Class A
Class
50C
Corp.,
Foils,
(1st
30c
8-
(quar.)
Ry., 4%
1031)
Gas
7-21
25c
Co.
Common
8-15
33c
ZZZZZZ
ZZII
Co!7s-a7
(quar.)
Lake
Columbia
8-15
87'/2c
Columbia
7-15
33 '/3C
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
(quar.)
12c
_
7-15
9-
50c
(quar.)__—
7-15
10%
Gas
preferied
Columbia
8-
7-13
7-31
9-
7-31
40c
preferred
2nd
8-
25c
preferred
4%
7-15
33'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
7-31
8-
27 V2C
(quar.)_Z
D
$1.12%
Inc.
<quar.)__
Thermos
series
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)'
$1.20
$1.25
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
C
5.20% conv. preferred series G
(quar.)
California Water & Telephone Co.—
9-
8-
series
2nd
8-
4
8-14
Inc
December,
43 3Ac
(quar.)___
7-20
8-15
4%
37 'Ac
(quar.)
1
7-17
$1.32
F
1
7-17
1
$37c
_Z_ZZZZZZZZ
ZZ
E
8-
1
50c
series
10-
8-
common
4'A%
series
55c
& Southern
Columbus Mutual
preferred
30c
Colorado
Columbus & Southern
preferred
preferred
Common
6-30
6-15
conv.
7-14
Interstate
7-30
Fund,
7-14
$25c
dividend
6-15
conv.
1
Colorado
8-
conv,
8-
Colonial
7-31
8-
5.30%
15c
8-14
Stock,
1
50c
8-15
e
8-
$20c
Corp
9-10
,20c
Corp. (quar.)
Service Co.—
Holdera
preferred
Co.
10-29
8-
value
par
(quar.)__
Aikman
15c
5.36%
1
Radio
68c
5.28%
7-21
&
Collins
(quar.)^_
7-17
(reduced)
American
4%%
12-11
9-
preferred
Collins
8
$1
__ZZIZ
__!
3-12
quar.)
&
preferred
Applied
1-2-54
•
$3.50
8
J20c
;
7-27
__
(quar.)
Smelting
7% 1st
American
4%%
Water
1
8
710-
10-
t6c
(quar.)
75c
Packing
California
9-10
Ltd.
Z_Z
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
CaJiforrna
8-
7-
Title Insurance—
3-12
Co.—
(increased
Pacific
9-11
30c
J.),
7-29
37'/2c
;
(quar.)
preferred (qbar.)__.
4.40%
(B.
$$3.50
Common
7%
Coghlin
31c
preferred
California
1
10-
20c
shares for each share held—
Cockshutt Farm Equipment, Ltd.
(quar.)
10-29
I
common..
4-1-54
Corp. /monthly)
(Newark, N. J.)—
Fund,
Gas
prior
12-11
Ltd.,
50c
(quar.)
zquar.i
Mutual
American
1-2-54
$1.25
Natural
5%
9.11
Co., Ltd.—
American
Common
1
Mills,
(quar.).
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet,
7-29
$1.75
$1.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
80c 2nd preferred
(quar.)
California Electric Power, common
$3
7-13
50c
$1.75
$1.75
common___________
American
6%
Co.
(quar.)
Metal
American
iq.
4-1-54
$1.75
—
American-Marietta
Linen
$2.50
75c
Hoist
Common
7-23
7-30
75c
Home
4%%
8-15
8-15
7-20
7-20
1
redeemable
20c
(quar.)
Byron 5uc..ooii Co.
r./_
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp..
75c
American
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Caldwell
7-17
7-30
7-30
8-
able
Ltd.
,50c
M.)
When
Payable of Rec.
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Class A (stock dividend) Two
non-assess¬
,50c
preference
8-13
7-21
6
7-20
7-20
Breweries,
J50c
A
8-15
8-20
7-
1
1
$50c
B
1
8-1
1
88-
$1
;
1
75C
American
preference
<A.
7%
8-
20c
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)__
Byers
Coast
-
B
Class
6
20c
(quar.)_-
9-
Semi-annual
preferred
7-15
in¬
preferred (quar.)
7% non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)_
;
American Equitable Assurance Co. of
N. Y.—
American
7-31
10%
preferred
Class
Share
7-
5ue
:
A
Company
1
50c
Inc., 4% preferred
Co., Lta.—
&
Per
Name of
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Burns
H older t
Payable of Rec.
37'/2c
common____,__
9-
—
non-cum.
5%
7-17
62%c
from
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
non-cum.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Castings
87 %c
•
(quar.)
7%
8-
50c
(quar.)
Common
9-10
9-
(quar.)
Foundry
Common
8-la
1
9-1
dividend
Common
9-10
10-
Buda
Class
9-
Co.
&
8-15
3%c
Shares
income*
American
Stock
5
12%c
__
Business
vestment
9-10
Ltd.—
Co.
preferred
Extra
Bullock's,
125c
preferred (quar.)
Automobile Insurance Co.
(quar.)
American
Co., common
Company
7-27
7-31
$$1.32
(quar.)
Share
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
7-31
933/*c
convertible
American
conv.
6%
8-15
fot/c
pfd
5%
Buckeye Steel
8-17
Ltd.—
(quar.j
Petroleum
American
4
8-15
40c
,
___
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
Atlas
9-
8-14
50c
4% preferred (quar.)
5V*% 2nd redeemable preferred
Alunn.iium,
Aro
1
1
Union
§2
<quar.)____
(quar.i
of Canada,
9-15
9-
5C
America,
preferred
Aluminum Co.
1
io-
l*c
Co.—
Aluminum Co.
6%
Cement
Name of Company
30c
—
______
__
Argo
10-
Vicksburg Ry.ts-ai__.___$3
Business Machines, Inc. (quar.)
25c
Control
When
of Ret.
Brooklyn
$2.50
Monday, July 27, 1953
H older »
Payable
RR.
(R. C.)
Allied
$5
When
...
12-
1
11-21
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Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(303)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
10«
Lowest
Highest
64% Jan
126
Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
41% Oct
Jan
39% Jun
17
24
99
25
Jun
4
Jan
1
10% Jun
29
6% Jan
23
ACF-Brill
Vending
Steel
30% Jan
24
10
26% Jan
6
Acme
36% Jan
30
28 Vi Jun
24
35 % Jan
2
Adams
42% Jan
6
31
Jun
10
36% Feb
25
Sep 24
48
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
24% Jun
4
32% Jan
6
Admiral
10% Mar
6
Affiliated
51 %
3
32% Oct
9
9% Jan
7
61
8% Jun 10
50
May 21
29% Dec
11
188
30
23% July 22
22
118% Deo
Jan
101% Jun
150
Aug 21
Jun
9
23% July
i
16
76
9
70 % July 20
8% Dec 23
188% Deo
3% Jun
Feb
74
10
14
23
132
Feb
9
152
4%%
27
Jan
80
Feb
13
91
16
39
Jan
97% Jun
16
104
Feb
90
18
98
21
110
Jan
17
m
Not
26
14
Dec
23
Jun
8% July 20
Industries
Allen
2
96% Jun
16
118% Jan
2
44 Va
18
DM
121
23
49% DM 36
96% Feb 21
Feb
42% Apr
64% Sep
3
•9
23
21
54% Jan
23
Jan
2
33% Jan
30
11
16 % Jun
29
19% Mar 18
1338
Apr
74
9
189% Jan
5
Amerada
61% Apr
12% Apr
23
75% Jan
6
Amer
2
23
15% Jan
8
90
2
74% Jun
9
84% Feb
4
3%%
26% Jun
16
8
American
95
16% May
16
19 Va
70%
3%
70%
71%
71'A
71%
71 %
71 %
70'A
70'A
170
3%
3%
3%
3%
37/a
3%
37/a
3%
3%
5,600
143
142 %
1421/4
*141 %
81
*80 %
82'%
33%
33 %
*149
*90
8%
68%
*90
95
*90
9 Va
9Va
68 Va
687/a
69 %
19 %
20
*2%
*35%
*16%
38%
90%
48%
487/a
*96%
97
97
97
*46
47
47
47%
47
47
47%
47%
1,200
46%
47%
46 %
47
47%
48%
48
483/8
7,100
46%
47%
45%
46%
47V4
14,800
48%
2%
*2%
38%
*35%
17%
17%
165
165
2%
37
17%
165%
36
36
100
18
*18Va
18%
18%
18%
300
165'/a
1,700
18
164 %
61%
61%
13%
13%
13%
13%
79
77%
78%
*77 %
78%
78
78
78
78
27%
27%
28%
28'A
28%
28%
95%
*94 Va
96 Va
17%
53'A
TOO
Co
com__No par
100
Jan
7
4% Jan
2
9
73% Apr 23
97% Oct 24
83% Jun
26
32% Feb
•
28
42% Jan
80% Jun
8
44% Apr
2
Bank Note common
28%
97
*94
17%
*17%
97
17%
27%
76% Feb
July
8
7
24
Ctfs
12
5%
6% May
1
37% May
American
4
44% Jan
of
5
Cable & Radio Corp
7%
85% Mar 18
Can
17'/a
9
55% Jan
6
Jan
9
170% Jan
30
64% Jan
Jan
9
89% Jan
8
Dec
16% Mar
7
7% Not
13
33% Aug 11
18% Aug 14
13% Mar 7
48% Jan
10
is
3
Feb
27% Jun
3% Oct 21
Feb"H
8% Jan
4
>9
18
31% Jan
20
17% Feb
4
American
May 25
American
11
33% Feb
Feb
14
86
Dec
19
8G
Jan
9
93 % Apr
90% Feb
26
23% Jun
30
18
July 22
22% Jan
14
36
Jun
15
36% Jun
15
6% Jan
23
23
Jun
16
99
Jun
25
8% July
Sep
9
89
16% Apr 24
24% Dec
2
20% Jan
16
24% Mar 16
78% Feb 11
84
Apr 24
86
13% Apr 24
16% Dec
2
7
Dec
19
Oct 31
3
July 21
Amer
Machine & Metals
Amer
Metal
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
15% Jun
10
18% Feb
2
7% Jun
May 15
31
Jan
4
7% Jun
15
35% Dec
11
31% Jun
18
17
32 % Jun
29
29 % Jan
5
90% Sep
23
16
16% Apr
1
Feb
23
175% Aug
Aug
7
7% Jan
17
Oct
29
24% Jun
12
42% Apr
24
49% Dec
8
3
Jan
29
Mar 27
News
39% Mar 24
American
37
30
Amer
15% Feb
4
Amer
11
171% Feb
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
American
Safety
6
23% Jan
13
American
Seating
65% Jan
30
American
Jan
6
159% Jan
5
48% Jan
14
30% July 14
165% Sep
2
136
Jun
25
11
39% Feb
9
37
Jan
2
44
Jun
20
120
Apr
20
36% Jan
29
31
Jun
10
38
Feb
2
50% Jun
22
58
25
134
135% July
1
10% Oct
16
16% Jan
11
180% Jun
11
161% Dec
1
14% May 19
66% Dec
16
121
Jun
12
Apr
14
152% Jun
10
65
Jan
8
127
36
Feb
Mar 20
American
No par
19
5
American
75% July 22
American
1
Co
Tel
&
Tel
Tobacco
100
25
100
prefeired
6%
3
130% Jun
5
138% Jan
2
69% Jan
21
40% Jun
10
60% Jan
5
116% Jan
3
119% Jan
24
112% Jun
8
Jan
7
7% Jun
13
9% Dec
15
Jun
9
10% Feb
2
American Water Works Co
82% Oct
2
American
Viscose
American
Corp
com
preferred
5%
122%
25
common
16
40%
*51
14%
154%
74%
135%
42%
*115
5
100
Co
Dec
119
25
common
129% Jan
139% Nov 21
*7%
32%
33%
34
'30%
13%
*158
7%
17%
53%
31 Va
140%
*39%
*125
31%
com—100
7%
preferred
..100
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
15% July 24
161% Jan
Stores
22
37% Jan
7
18% July 14
27% Jan
81% NOT 18
95% Jan
22
79% May 19
88% Mar 17
7%
preferred
9%
19%
80
64% Not
82
Feb
7
66% Feb
77% Mar 17
$4 conv prior
69%
19
9
24
16% Oct
16
13
13% July 16
21% Jan
89% Oct
23
Jan
30
78% July 21
97
Jan
19
55% Jan
24
33
July 13
45% Feb
26
2
48% Dec
31
46
Jun
57
Jan
30
40% May
26% Feb
109
10
5
Jan
40% Oct
15
15
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
26% Jan
94
Jun
2
25
30% Apr
106% Mar
common—Nopar
prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
33% July 23
45
19
41 % Feb
9
57% May
24
11
Jun
9
15% Feb
26
2% Jun
9
Jan
7
A
jV
Afctier-Daniels-Mldland
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
6% Jan
60
footnotes
see
July
nace
3
7
99
35
Jun
12
5.,
52
Jap
3
Mining
W Products Co Inc
Andes
P
14%
Copper
14%
34
7 Va
29
15
122% .122 Va
33 '/a
7
33 Va
.
*27
14%
14%
15
7
14%
44%
*120
*33%
22%
45%
34
700
16,900
100
125
7
1,900
30
93
i
7
*27
2,400
200
600
28
14%
15
1,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
7.600
29%
29 Va
29%
2<>%
29 '/a
29%
29%
29%
29%
22,000
58%
58%
58%
61
62%
4,500
4
*3%
4
58%
3%
38%
*34%
38%
*34 %
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
8
90
*7%
*90
8
92
*7%
*DO
59Va
59
3%
38 7
a
39 Va
60%
*3%
4
*3%
*34 Va
39
•34%
39Va
400
38%
38%
39
391/8
8
8
8
*8
92
*90
92
*90
4
8%
3,700
600
93
100
18%
*18 Va
18%
18
18 Va
183/a
18%
18%
18%
700
23%
23'/a
23 Va
23
23'/a
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
1,200
*100%
101%
100%
*100'A
101a/4
*100%
1013/4
*81 Va
*ioovi
4,000
14%
14%
14-%
14%
14%
89
89
89
89
89
400
21%
22 Va
22
22%
22
22
4,400
*81 Va
82 Va
14%
*86%
*81 Va
82%
*81 Va
82%
18
18%
18 Va
18
18
17%
18
17%
17Va
I.660
19%
19 '/a
19%
19%
193/a
193/g
19%
19%
19%
1,700
102
101%
101%
101 Va
101%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
101
16%
101
16%
*7%
7%
*73/a
7%
*73/8
7'%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32 V8
32 Va
33%
*33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33 %
34
7%
34
32
13%
160
7%
34
*31
13%
*158
7
32
13%
160
7%
17%
17%
17%
53%
53%
54
31%
31 Va
31%
142
39%
126
31%
40%
52
123
14%
155
75%
140
*39%
*125
31%
40%
*51
122%
14%
154 Va
75 Va
136
135 V2
43
42%
115%
*115
141
397/a
126
31%
40%
52
122%
14%
155
*31%
13%
158%
7Va
17%
*54
31%
141
39%
*125
31%
*40
51%
122%
14%
154%
32
13%
160
*7%
32 Va
*33
33%
33%
32 Va
*32 %
13%
13%
161
I
13%
160
101
16%
734
33
300
1,700
33
13%
160
7%
73/a
7%
18%
18%
19
54%
54%
54'A
31%
31%
32
31%
32
142
39%
126
31%
40 Va
51'A
123
/143/4
155
75%
135%
135%
135%
42%
43'A
115 Va
115 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 "A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
142
39%
*125
31%
40%
*51%
122 Va
15
154%
75
135%
43
115%
9%
19
143%
39%
125%
32
40%
52
1223/4
143
39%
9%
19%
160
14,200
690
400
32 Va
2,200
40 3A
1,100
40%
200
51'A
51%
122%
122%
430
15%
6,400
15%
43%
2,500
4,800
32
154%
115%
39%
130
125%
15%
136
144%
300
14,200
*125
155 Va
75%
10,200
33%
18
7 Va
340
2,800
33%
54%
7'/a
75 Va
43
32
*158
16%
17%
75%
115%
*33
101
64%
75
136
43
♦115%
9%
19
155
75%
136
43%
116%
35,100
19,500
510
7,800
170
9'A
3,000
19%
6,100
200
80
*80
81
793/4
80
80%
so8:,
79%
79 Va
*69%
70
67
69%
67%
67%
67 %
67%
310
69%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
15'A
2,600
80
•78
14%
78 Va
*/78
33%
33
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
No par
26%
96%
26%
27%
27
27
35%
34
28%
22%
*91
.
9%
14%
Nopar
127
7
*27
78%
50
*11
*3%
*33
7
33 Va
14
5
*122
29
14%
96%
*33%
24% Jan
$
6
*27
45%
33%
26%
60% Dec
Jan
27%
125
441/2
79%
6.25
1
88% May
*7
91
44%
44
91
14
preferred
Nopar
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
Anderson-Prlchard OH Corp
10
11% NOT 21
*33 Va
91
78%
33%
$4
5
'120%
7%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
15
33%
44%
22%
*90
25
50
$5
Anaconda
Anchor
May 12
Inc
100
preference.
No par
Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
Amer
6
Oct
Woolen
125
43%
82 %
American Sugar Refining
May 12
22%
82%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
Nopar
2
*22%
*81%
100
Co
22%
91
22 Va
Ship Building Co__No par
Snuff
22%
21%
6%
40% July 20
Feb
Co
preferred
7%
American
39% May 29
*22%
*90
22%
100
5
10
Razor
Amer Smelt & Refg com
19%
14%
No par
preferred
7%
Jun
6
16% July
48%
19%
1,200
28%
*47%
1<1%
89
Co
148
28%
48%
19%
14%
No par
Potash & Chem cl B—No par
Rad & Std Sany common...5
Optical
28%
47%
89
Gas Co—No par
Co
28'A
19%
14%
1
Co
Molasses
Natural
36% Jan
19
Mar 14
American
American
28%
90%
16
800
47Va
101%
2
Products Co
9,400
79%
19%
14%
*89
22
19%
*101 %
40%
28 %
44%
(
4,000
14,000
*78%
22%
14%
18
79
47 Va
*100%
No par
Nopar
com
41%
40%
78%
90
*7
*27
8
90
18%
*23
41%
40 Va
79 Va
19%
19%
1
100
7
—100
100
American
22
Feb
40% Aug 18
60% Mar 6
Ltd
22
16
38% Dec
9
American Metal
Jun
29
Co
Mar 17
37
1
41%
40 V8
47%
48
22%
90
43%
*120%
33%
9%
29%
58%
*3%
*34%
39%
41%
40
*78%
1,600
51/4
*19
28%
48
*19
100
preferred
4%%
13% Jun
M
131
900
No par
preferred
2
Oct
18
3.90%
24
27
13% Oct
16
Feb
Amer
19% Feb
53
41%
40
50
__1
common
26% Feb
12
Apr
100% Mar 17
Locomotive
8
Jan
41%
10
preferred
Macli & Fdry common
7%
10
8
41%
5
Co
Co
prior preferred
cum
American
12
36% Jun
80% Oct
5%%
9
18% Jun
19
80% Dec
Mar
16% Jun
88% Dec
29
1
18% Mar 26
79% Jan
36
222% Oct
104
31
31% July 30
38% May 19
SS
30% July 23
17% Dec
41%
noncumulative preferred__100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
25% Mar 18
14% July 21
Jan
34%
6%
6
15
Juiy*3i
13
Electric
&
Gas
American Ice Co common
8
Deo
105
34%
Secur—No par
European
convertible preferred
American Home Products..
39% July 20
21%
3
34%
Export Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
6%
39% May 27
25
Jan
34%
20
1
Hawaiian
8
97
34%
&
American
4
Co
Distilling
Hide & Leather com
Aug
■22% May 16
34%
10
com
American
8
24
Sugar
American
39% July 23
Jun
34%
28 Va
5% Mar 25
9
102
34 "a
47%
62'^ July 24
8
4
x34%
34%
28%
9
8% Apr
19
16%
5%
10
Co
10
45
17% Feb
14%
16%
5%
80
Jan
3
19% Jan
*13%
16%
5%
No par
3% Jun
48
10
90% Sep
«38% Oct
Jan
14%
16%
American Encaustic Tiling
Jun
200
II,700
14
*13%
American
«
13%
5%
5
14% July 14
14
16%
5
27
137/a.
14'/a
4%%
American
13%
5 Va
6
151
13%
16%
8% Jan
10
98 Va
*13%
39% Jan
33
38 Va
*97%
5%
30
117% Jun
22
38%
98
16%
29
22
31
38%
98
14%
Jun
41% Jun
38 %
5%
6% Jun
9
200
1,900
37%
98
37%
16%
100
Crystal
69% Jun
180
40%
5%
Nopar
Cable
Colortype
80% Aug 28
40%
*39
5%
*
40%
Co
6
39%
*39
I,300
11,900
8
1
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
May
7%
16%
79%
&
19
17%
53%
8
7%
14%
14%
40%
American
8
700
2,500
16%
79%
Chicle
20% May 28
37 Va
41%
Chain
25% May 27
96% Mar
4
37%
40%
preferred
2
39 Va
41%
American
2
90
39 %
39 Va
17%
54
17%
*53
1
7%
40%
80
28%
American
16% Jan
May
17 Va
54
*53
8%
-25
16
21% Jan
6
15
53
7%
*94
13%
*13%
12.50
common
26
26
Mar
Co
50% Feb
19% Feb 25
97%
53
Car & Fdry common—25
34 % Jan
96% Jan
93% Oct
97
14,300
1
common
preferred
7%
American
100
1
common
interest in
American
49% May 25
com
preferred
13
Apr
28
*94
1,800
62
20
Inc
Theatres
15% Mar 20
American
14% May 21
10
convertible preferred
Broadcasting-Paramount
16% Jun
165%
165
2%
61%
13%
•
9
90% Feb
164%
165
*2%
13%
14
15% Mar 19
100
2%
38%
13%
9
47
200
2%
97%
11
47%
5,900
99
*35%
♦96%
18
46 Va
*97
2%
98
Mar
99 %
91
48%
33 Va
*96 %
Feb
*97%
48 %
*2%
37%
4%
*89%
49 Va
*35%
40%
20
38%
91
48 Va
62
Amer Brake Shoe Co
103% Feb
38%
*89
13 %
27
24
3,200
38 Va
*88 Va
48%
62
26
Jun
38%
38%
90%
48%
13%
Feb
94
38%
38 %
*88 %
39
37%
Apr 22
400
48%
*39%
107
26%
90%
No par
17
100
*26'A
13%
40% Jan
23
800
4,700
20 Va
61% *61%
47
Apr
29
26%
9%
69 %
*19%
13%
39 % July 21
7
41% Mar 13
12% Jan
■
62
36
7% July 22
7
[■
95
9%
69
62
13%
78
27%
*94
*17%
pfd
conv
3,200
98
165
-.1
Bakeries
cum
1,800
33
No par
preferred
conv
82
No par
Corp
common
Airlines
300
*90
9 Va
68%
47%
48'A
400
145
*95
,
69
1
50
1
1,900
2%
32%
95
*9
154
82
33 %
98
95
800
*142
81%
33
Nopar
1
*152%
143
*95
8%
3,400
87/a
104
104
154
81%
33 Va
47%
America
9,500
98
8'A
18% Aug
83% Aug
142%
82%
33
8%
19
Oct
Per
82
53%
18
DM
143
46%
preferred
6%
*152%
98
of
50
24 Va
*95
*52%
23
84
95
8%
51 Va
24%
104
104
46%
100
20
common
50
American Boscli Corp common—2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
34% Feb
102
*95
69
8%
*50%
24
98
98
American
40% Apr
88
33%
8%
51%
23%
154
*70
6
31% Feb
67
19%
2
12
137
*2%
19 Va
Jan
12
34
2%
*19%
59
42% Jun 27
148
2%
19%
20% Feb
12
36% Deo
19
2%
19%
8%
*50%
103%
*152 %
July 13
45% NOT
9
2%
19%
154
Jun
M% May 16
160
2%
*19%
*152%
8%
51%
24
Va
103
17
43% Aug
8
91
Oct 22
88
2%
19%
154
103%
50
4% DM 29
96
2%
*19%
8%
*50 %
Nopar
cum
2,200
"
23%
24
19
14
73
24%
31
15
0
24 Va
61% Feb
13% Feb
143
24 V8
20% Dec
Amer
89
24%
preferred—100
Mfg
Agricultural Chemical
4%%
24%
6
96% Oct 38
ua
9734 Jun
24%
28
Not
10% Dec
43
29% July
July 10
24%
38 %
*88 %
48%
*97
Co
American
Jan
156
24%
900
51
Corp common__No par
Dye
Petroleum
9
30
Jun
Deo
51
103%
8%
Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
16% Jan
51
103%
24
1
:
Amalgamated
36% Mar 24
51
*26 Va
&
convertible
Aluminum
*
51%
103%
*152%
2%
gtd___100
r
Aluminium Limited
20
19% Jan
66
Inc
Alpha Portland Cement
3% Mar 24
51
24%
81
33%
*95
*90
preferred
3%%
51
8%
^.1
Co
Allis-Chalmers
52% May 25
48% July
9
41% Apr
2% Jan
lg
3% Jan
4%
51
26%
Stores
16
59% Jan
100
900
51%
26 Va
Allied
8
93% Feb
32
51%
No par
Mills
40% Jan
29%
32
26'/a
Allied
6
29'%
32%
26 Va
8
16
23%
29%
26%
Jan
July
23%
26%
33
Jun
23%
*31%
Nopar
9
200
5,700
29%
32%
*
25% Jun
88
23%
29
*31%
19 Va
Mar 27
48
32%
19 Va
Kid
36% Apr 23
23 %
29
20%
Allied
1
23 %
28%
23 %
29
*32
*19%
Mar 25
16
900
28%
33
20 %
Chemical
22
Oct
23%
23%
68%
Allied
11
96
2,500
*19%
76% Jan
19 % Feb
€1% Dec 23
4%
4
5
16
6
40% Dec
Apr 17
July 17
46% Apr 17
96% May 1
*4 Va
4
No par
65 % Jun
36
4
4
8%
100
cum
21% Jan
•0
A
preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
May
10% Mar
4
4
2,00o
.
23%
1
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp:
$4,375
101 '/a
9%
'50%
prior conv prelerred_No par
$2.50
9%
10
8%
100
common
preferred
5%%
5
Corp
*99%
9%
10
24 %
100
preferred
76% Aug 11
96
common
common
Alleghany
Apr
31% Jun
46% Jan
Inc
Aldens
5% Mar 25
May 24
93
Inc
4.50%
Mar 11
100%
9 Va
10
100
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
3% Apr
*99 Va
101
9%
42%
5
Air
5
20 V8 Mar 18
100 Va
*99%
42
51%
1
No par
8
160
3
2% Jun
100 %
28%
*32
*51
24 }'■*
8%
51 %
50
w
w
Reduction
Shares
42%
10
Equipment com
29% Jan
17% Jun
May
Gas
the Week
42'/a
4%
1
preferred
•
July 24
41 Va
9%
Corp
No par
Addressograpli-Multigraph Corp„10
$3
Friday
July 23
41%
*4'/«
23/a
Adams-Millis
Corp
Sales for
Thursday
42
9%
1
Co
PRICES
,
101
10
Co
Express
SALE
41%
1
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
July 23
42
2.50
Corp
114% Jan
12
6
3% Mar
July
July 21
100
Motors
AND
Tuesday
July 20
415/8
8
preferred
4%
29
July 21
22% Jun
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
5
ABC
9% JWy
2
47% Jan
112
LOW
STOCK
¥OKK
EXCHANGE
Highest
1®
8% May
64
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Bute for Prerloai
Lowest
Exchange
34 %
51
11%
3%
36
*96
97
80
33%
46%
46%
48%
27
27'A
97
97
97
33%
33%
33%
33%
*96%
33%
49%
50
49
49%
11
11
•11
11V2
*35%
3%
35%
80
33 Va
46%
33%
*3%
♦78
33%
33%
*3Va
35%
3%
353/4
33%
49%
*11
*3%
36
49%
11%
3%
36
27%
27%
80
13,600
620
1,900
180
*97
98 Va
34
34%
1,100
48%
3,900
47 Va
*11
11%
100
3%
3%
100
36 Va
36 %
1,300
11
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
1 <304)
2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1952
22
16% Jun
31
35% Jun
35% May
5
10
Jun
96
Mar 13
83
57
Jan
22
127/8 Mar
77 % Oct
22
10
92% Jan
3
107 % Nov
3
16% Jan
22
7% Oct
24
25% May
18% Feb
81
Jan
Jun
22
10% Mar 26
32% Jari
Arvin
6
Aug 18
25% J^n
10
29
19 % Feb
2
94
96% Feb
13
Dec
1
1
3
Atlantic
22
28% Jun
30% Feb
2
30
31% Apr
117% Jan
24% Feb
4
0"/4 Oct
16
29
12% Apr
17
6% Jun
23
7 % Mar
15% May
5
5
5
11 % Mar
8% Feb
26
52 % Feb
26
22
9% Jan
30
16
39'A Dec
-
5% July 21
35% Jan
16
Jan
——
Wilcox
Co
(The)-No par
11
73
Oct
16
54% Dec
10
15% Dec
22
19% Jan
10
23
38
Jan
24% Dec
22
20
July 13
11% Dec
Ohio
&
100
common
noncumulative preferred
4%
18% July 13
22% Mar 17
9
76% Mar 17
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
59% Apr
Barber Oil
67
Jun
47
July 14
7
17% Mar 12
July 15
15
39% Feb
12
common
preferred
4%%
Bath
new
Brothers
Barkfer
18
25% Mar 19
Corp
Works
Iron
21
27
Bayuk Cigars Inc
40
Dec
5
22
11% Feb
16
34% May 20
40
Jan
23
Beatrice Foods Co common
94% Apr
16
107
Dec
31
93
Jun
5
106
Jan
4
16% Oct
22
22% Jan
4
17% Feb
10
22
22
86% May
Sep
16
Oct
9% Feb
13
30
7
79 % Jan
May 19
Feb
8
Beech
12
33 % Jun
17
20
31% Jan
14
27
15% Jan
19
11'A May 11
14
20 % Apr
26"% Feb
23
28
Dec
9
Feb
28
18 % Oct
27
28
*91 % Feb
13
94
May 22
64
Dec
38
Dec
1
106% Dec
11
45 % Apr
24
29% Jan
14
Jan
19
•7
1% Nov
Oct
90
135% Jun
19
144'A Feb
16
30
36% Jan
17 % July
14
22'A Mar 17
21% Jan
13% July 13
11
20% Jun
5
18
22% Feb
10
36% July 13
41'A Dec
23
Oct
29
25
■Jun
30
17% Jun
29
29% Jan
2
21% Jail
48 % Mar
23% Mar
Jan
13
12
52 % Jan
14
11
9
82
89% Jan
8
95% Apr 23
86% Jun
Bordeu
Bosion
2
9'A Jun
9% Nov
17
21
Dec
21
1
14% Jan
13
13
25% Jan
14% Feb
47% Feb
10% Nov
39% Nov
25
35
36
21 % Jan
7
22% Dec
2
Jan
18
38% Dec
12
35
Jun
15
24
37
21
34% Apr
27
Nov
23-t
10
353/b Feb
4
18% Jun
Jan
9
1033/4 Jun
4
91
24% Oct
21
27 Va Jun
5
22% Jun
15
54aA May 29
45 '/a Jun
9
*23% Nov
9*
Jan
3
11% Oct
31
12%'Feb
14
61% Jun
20
63 % Dec
3
*50
"tv-
11% Jan
29
Jan
29
54
3%%
5%
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
24% Jan
19
15
15% Dec
12
12% Jun
10
Co
81 Va May
Budd
$5
(The)
29
76
Jun
9
83 % Feb
4
47
Apr
7
54% Mar 10
Buffalo
Forge
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
1
17% Jan
2
25 % Mar 23
Bullard
Co
40aA Feb
14
35% Jun
22
43% Mar
17
Jan
14% Nov
7
193/4-Jan
3
12
July
84% Jan
8
92aA Apr
14
74
Jun
10
91% Jun
67
Jun
10
78
76
Jan
25
84
Apr
16
16
Dec
22
18% Jan
7
12
Jan
2
14 3A Dec
31
118
Apr
26
33
Apr
11 % May
78% Jan
1
14% Dec
31
83 Va- Dec
4
28
8% Nov
13
14% Jan
28
26
-Jan
14
108% Jan
4
19% Nov
12
25 % Apr
4
34% May 16
1% Oct 28
•
7% Apr
32% Jan
30
2
Jan
2
3% Jan
22
10 VB Jan
17
29
26
Dec
12
July 17
11% Jan
7
Dec
4
95
Jan
14
43% Jan
19
51
Sep
*16% May 26
20
Jan
9
19
Bush
5%
31% Nov
146% Nov
9% Oct
16% Oct
17
25
15
9% Mar
22% July 14
•
9
5
46% Jan
22
52
11
17% Apr
24
40% Mar 31
24% Jun
16
' Apr
46% Jun
9
11
Jun
9
July 16
20% July 17.
34
Jan
5
54
Jan
5
13% Jan 29
30
May 27
19% May 25
18% Jan
3
30
Por footnotes see page
22.
90
17% Jun
18
102
Jan
30
May 28
11%
1%
34%
25%
35%
51%
138% 138 %
/ 13
13
72
73
7,600
25 Vb
25 Va
37,000
47
47 Vb
2,400
19 %
20%
71
71
25%
47
*70
*
20
71
300
10
48%
1,000
*15'A
15%
200
*38
39
47%
48%
*47%
15%
15%
90
38
38 %
20 Vb
20%
20%
20 %
500
10%
10%
10 %
10%
1,000
37%
2,700
37 %
37%
37%*
*100
85
200
2,400
86
60
2,300
187 b
85
19
*83
18%
101
19
101
*100
11%
10%
11
33
32'A
32 %
50
29'A
29 %
29
29 %
900
11 %
11%
11%
11%
500
.20%
20'2
2,200
11%
*32%
*
20%
20%
,
19
18%
*90
r
93
r
19
18%
57
34%
347b
98
98
70p,
93
*90
56 Va
56%
56
35
35
*98
99
%
6,500
1,100
20
1 Vb
1%
1 Va
1%
7,100
25%
25%
25 %
25%
1,100
35 7
35%
51%
4,700
36
35%
4
139
52 Va
138%
900
3,700
12%
12%
12%
74
12%
*72
18,000
51%
138%
52'A
;
139
139
139
12%
13%
73
74
.
1,900
3,400
9%
24%
25%
36
51%
*25%
35%
51 %
5%
38%
9%
47
98%
1%
25%
35%
51 %
1%
57
5%
38 %
9%
*19'A
19Vb
93
57Vb
34%
*90
57%
34%
98
5%
38%
9%
85
11 %
33
29%
*97%
1%
93
*90
57%
34%
*97
*5%
38 Vb
5%
38%
9%
24%
47
71
73
35%
35%
13%
22%
24%
38
14Vb
22 %
24%
38%
19%
25%
19
26
*8%
9
13Vb
14%
22%
24Vb
38Vb
19%
26
22%
24'A
37%
*19Va
25%
230
500
' 9
9
13%
<
4,800
3,300
800
*22 %
22%
22%
22%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
37a/,
19%
25%
373A..
33%
37
38 %
8,900
19 Va
1,100
,
19'A
19'A
26
26
,9
13%
133/4
13%
*19%
26
9
83/4
13%
•
1,400
220
9
133A
13%
.
180
26
*8 3/4
7,200
900
11%
11%
11%
11 %
113/8
11%
55%
55%
55%
553/8
55%
55%
55%
1,600
73 Va
92
73
*89
73
7j%
73
7
72%
73
3,700
ob
oS
11%
-
J va
91
*8J
*89
30
91
common
Copper & Zinc
47Vb
13
*60
•
•
9'/a
9%
38%
26%
8%
24%
35%
3ovb
*36%
•
19%
*92
23%
*47'A
19%
95
23%
47%
13%
13
61
9%
*60
■
9%
38%
26%
*37%
26%
8
23%
35%
3.6Ha
38'A
38 %
*26'A
26%
800
3%
1,200
*8
24%
24%
4,300
35%
35 V4
35 H'b
0 -J
"/8
35 Va
3,000
36
3o Vo
0 J
3 6 3/8
36%
600
19%
2,800
a
,
j
19
95
92
24
24
*47%
12%
43'A
13
60%
60'A
61
18 %
*18
18'A
25'A
25%
25
13%
13-,a
13 Vb
19
92
24
19'A
19 %
1,600
*47%
48%
100
13
123A
12%
6,200
60%
60%
18
18
400
25%
24%
25
4,200
13
13 Vb
13%
9,500
48%
No par
1
*78Va
79
*78'A
79
*78
*50%
*50%
51
*50
lo
19%
19%
19%
*19%
51 %
19%
39
39
*39
39%
*39
39%
39 Vb
12%
12V»
77%
*67%
14%
12'A
77%
72
12'A
*77%
*67'A
14%
12V4
12%
79
72
*67'A
1474
143A
5-
common.
1
100
100
5
1
100
50
15
100
5
Byers Co (AM) common
No par
7% participating preferred
10o
lo
12Vb
*77%
*67'A
14%
12'A
*130
*38%
13%
*81
8
23 Vb
*105
19V4
23%
2
8'A
22%
12%
*93%
*50Vs
20%
26
48
12%
27
17%
79 I
72
14%
12%
*12'A
133
40
*130
*38%
'
14%
12%
133
*130
39%
■
19%-
6
72
14%
12%
41
13 Va
13 %
13 Va
13'A
81%
82
82
19
24
*1%
8%
24
2
8'A
22%
12%
96
51 %.
1,200
400
*19
24%
1%
*1%
8%
22-%
22%
*50%
51 %
20%
.•*
-
*48
12%
12%
12%
22%
,
103
*106%
108
100
19%
8%
.*20%
25%
26%
17%
8%
23%
24 V8
*22%
12%
*93%
70
8 Vb
1%
<,
'
250
2,300
23%
8%
23 %
20%
26V4
48
12%
27%
"18
24
-
82
8%
8%
2
13V8
23%
*106%
19
24
12%
*81
8%
108
18%
400
*22%
: 3
23%
*106>n
19
60
6,200
133
*39
81%
108
*12%
14%
12%
*130
13'A
8
143A
40
81
*22%
10,800
72
133
13 Va
8
23%
108
12%
77%
40
81
8
300
*130
39%
13 %
23
100
8,100
3 9'A
*67%
82
8
23%
108
19% '
79
51
12%
12%
775, a
*12
12V4
,
22%
*39 Vb
39%
12'A
21
300
77%
20%
77 5/8
133
39%
50
23%
25%
13'A
79
50%
*18
95
23%
61
*47 Va
13
*92
25
13%,
50%
19%
600
24 %
25%
13%
79
51 %
*78%
2,700
23%
19 %
61
37%
26%
\
8
*92
24
19Va
95
23%
48'A
13%
37%
26%
8
8
24
9%
25Va
13%
*78%
*50lA
5
Bldg 7% pfd
prior preferred
.preferred
19'/a
*92
23%
9%
*38
26
8%
23%
35%
9%
38%
26%
8%
24'A
35%
36%
9%
9 Va
18 Vb
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co__:
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd-.
No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
25
Cannon Mills
No par
Capital Airlines Inc
1
Carborundum (The) Co
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
10
2
2
2
27a/4 Jan 29.
13% Mar 3
3v4 Mar
1
16
400
18%
27% Jan
16
1% July 14
■7% Jun
11,400
18 Vb
Byron Jackson Co
22% Jun
*19%
59"
24
47
-
>18 Vs
24% Mar 12
9
31
1
15
109% Mar 10
3
Jan
2.50
100
No par
40
19
Jan
Jun
56
36%
18% Jun 15
105
•
29%
11%
20%
13Vb
9%
27% Mar 20
Butte
7 Va
43%
11%
26Va
8%
24%
35%
12% Feb
26
7
*43
.20%
19 Vb
38
Co.:
9
July
11%
20%
19'A
5%
38%
9%
18%
83
11%
1
8
10% Jan
16%
Bros
4%%
11%
20%
18%
83
11
*32'A
55%
86
26
89
Terminal
Butler
33
29%
13
15% Feb
22% Jun
16
37%
98%
18%
*8%
1
Mar 16
7%
43 %
10Va
37
98%
18%
*82
11
*32%
*29'A
11%
preferred
conv
7
*43
7 Vb
43%
*10%
19
12% July 24
3
104% Apr
M*r
7
37%
*24%,
79'A July
17
19% Oct
ourunglon Mills Corp
4%
preferred
July 15
Jun
800
43
98%
73Vb
92
Bush Terminal Co
40
12
2
9
15
135
9
16.700
16%
10%
10%
37 %
55%
Burroughs Corp
21
10%
*16%
20'%
38
new
3
Jan
35
10%
16%
39
11%
——
30
Jen
125
2
10 %
16%
*38%
*98
100
16
10%
19%
10%
*15%
16
*15%
40
200
2,800
6%
16 Vb
71
47%
15%
39
20%
20%
6%
6%
10%
19%
73Vb
*90
Co
Jan
12% Jun 24
8
July
19
16 %
*70
47
15%
*38%
20%
15%
39
20%
200
32%
97%
*18
14 Vb
22'/a
Bulova Watch Co Inc
3%%
*32
*96
18
6%
16
560
10%
7%
55%
-!
2
7
32%
96%
6%
19%
14 Vb
22%
common—--No pur
preferred
*15%
43
-5
100
common—.
17% Feb
14% July 14
393/4. Sep
129
7
6
7;i
-
18
6%
10%
16
7
32%
96 %
32'A
96%
18
,
2,800
18
32'A
*95 %
71
47%
15%
24
Inc
Co
Aug
7
29
16
48
13,100
93%
29
18%
Co
50
36% May
28%
92%
29
Tnc—1.25
Gas com
Co
26
7
2834
94
15
Club
Bearing
Feb
76 % Jan
41
28%
29
14%
Bucyrus-Erie
27% July 24
28%
93%
29 Vb
18%
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
20%-May 26
28%
93%
29
14%
Brunswick-Bulke-Collender— No par
16
28%
93%
29
14%
22% Mar 17
23
28%
93%
18%
66% Jun
Oct
•'
107
34 %
5
preferred
Bigelow
5
20
3,600
101%
14 VB
No par
conv
13% July 2 J
2
*105'A
107
*105%
107
92
100 3A
101%
101 %
101%
101
*105'A
*90
RR—
Union
cum
92
18'A
1
preferred
Brooklyn
*90
3 4'A
9
22% Oct
13 Va Sep
9
27 % Jan
2,000
92
*90
18%
59% July 14
17% Jun
17
20
•99% Feb
May 28
3,300
27%
27 Va
34%
Bristol-layers
2
52 VB
27
18%
14
2 6 % Jan
'42% Feb
96
52 Va
26'A
*34%
A100
Roller
95
52%
18%
preferred
Bower
96
34%
38 'A Mar 11
2
15% Apr
2
Mar
11% Jap
7
25% Mar 10
7% July 14 ;
30% Apr
33
9
33
95
52
*26
18
—100
5
brumff Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
'
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Bnggs <Si Strutton
-No par
5Vo
46 % Mar
4
17
95'A
52%
*34
Corp
—
Common
13% Mar 19
16
Jun
25% Jun
3,700
943/4
18'A
Inc
Maine
&
2,900
34%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3% %
preferred
12
/
40
27 %
18
(The)
Co
10
93
94
27
29
138% 138%
12%
12%
*70
72
No par
Stores
*92 %
*93%
27
-
28%
35%
51%
5
Brass
Boolc-ol-tlie-Mont.il
3
Mar
94% Jan
15
Bond
14
V4
*34
Co
Aluinium
93
94
2
27
27%
93%
26
7.50
Class B
Mar 25
86
71% July 14
15
Dec
61% Jan
Bolm
58% Mar 27
6
54% Aug 28
3
14% Jan
Airplane
-
*93
*70
47
*15%
35%
51%
1
2.50
Co
W)
Laughiin Inc
Chemical Co
Boil Ami Co class A
12'A Mar 12
2
1
11% Mar
6
0% May 17
3
10
&
Boeing
29'A Mar 18
Jan
7
(E
Bliss
*
93
84
10
(Delaware):
Co
Blockson
20
12% Jun
25
16% July
•Bliss
5
12
24 'A Mar
2
49% Jan
1.600
No par
Decker Mfg Co
&
Blaw-Knox
27'A Mar 18
10
21% Dec
11% Jan
Black
13
31% Apr
28
18
Dec
15
19%
*19'A
25%
com—No par
100
Blgelow-Sanlord Carpet (Del) coin.5
4%% pld series Of 1951
100
82 % Jan
July 24
(Del)
preferred
T/o
Jan
12% July 14
71
22% Dec
12% Nov
19%
19%
I
Foods
25% Nov
6% Oct
19%
19%
71
1
&
Best
15% Mar 15
17
600
19%
52 %
102
34%
*98
100' .
1%
1%
common—_10
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
is % Apr 14
22'A Oct 27
31% May 16
26%
26%
5%
57%
34%
5
Co
Best
37 % Jan
39% Mar 12
23
—100
—_
Loan
57% Jan
14
18% Nov
20
10
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
Consol Mining Co—1 peso
Cum
7
7
Jan
ii
Benguet
27% Jan
18% Jan
3
15% Oct
Beneficial
10
33% Apr
49
146% Aug 26
2
Nov
7
---1
preferred
Jun
15
32
27
38
22
22
55% Dec 31
76% Sep
27
107% Feb
25 % Jun
29% Jan
36% Dec
84
Feb
17
„—A
commons.
Aviation
Bendix
17
—1
50
—10
Corp
llovvfell Co
4%%
Jun
23
1
29
&
12
Jan
1% Jun
3
16
Aircraft
Bell
68'A Mar 20
1
16
12% Oct
Bell
1% Jail
29% Mar
139% Apr
Belding-Heminwuy
2
33% Jun
93
46% May
25
93
;
Packing Co
13
10
100
RR
Beech-Nut
22 % Mar
May 21
Creek
May 26
55% Juu
22
1% Mar
14
7
18% July 24
pfd
4%%
Mar 16
30 %
8
Inc
S)
(A
Aircraft Corp
Beech
Jan
14% Apr
Shoe
29
33% Jan
Mills
Beaunit
Beck
16% Mar 20
10% July 24
25% Oct
10% May 16
26%
*26%
27
108
37%
37%
*98
100
18%
187/8
*83
85
11 Vb
11%
*32%
33
29%
29'A
11%
11%
20'A
21
?19%
19%*
*tO/'
931 V
..12.50
preferred—100
—2.50
convertible
3%%
9
% Mar
31
30
7,400
26%
39%
9%
24%
47
*10%
—No pur
9% Feb
33% Apr
87
400
14 %
5%
*38%
1,700
27%
14%
39
9%
24%
46%
*20
10
Corp
8
3
27%
14%
5%
39'A
9%
24%
47%
*70
48
*15%
200
27%
43
46%
19%
17
17
14 %
7%
43%
24
100
50
100
10
10
50
90
330
105 %
105
27%
19%
91
5%
39%
9%
Babcock &
800
92%
14%
*91 %
27 '/a
101 %
500
52
<
27%
27%
'105%
39
8
8
7%
10,400
*91%
17-
*16%
17
5.800
j
*51 %
lOu %
>1oj
loo
91
—1
inc
(l)
Babbitt
16
*4'3
Baltimore
€5% Jan
17
92
193
15%
11% Mar 26
44
26
Nov 24
14
51%
92
*27
15%
9%
pre!
Co
30% Mar 19
23% Jun
Apr
51%
92%
7%
95%
52%
94%
-52
9%
16
prior
48% Mar 25
23
12
51%
*27
19%
19%
15%
Austin
16
Apr
78% Feb
89
*26%
9%
16
7
No par
Nichols.'common——No par
Corp
lack
10
18
20 % May 23
10%
89%
26%
*15%.
20
(voting)
Jun
29% Dec
49'/a NOV
Jan
7
series B_
22% Jun
23
13
20
41
10%
89
.
Baidwin-Lima-IIamilton Corp_<—13
20
7
10%
89
416%
*91%' 93
94
94%
27 %
27%
.
96%;
52%
27%
92
92
102 % 103%
*105% 108%
28% 29%
94
94 %
*29
29%
5
42% Mar 25
14
9% Juh
10
11% Jan 22
17% Feb
May
0
17% Mar
9
15
July 21
36% Feb
36
10%
loo
32%
95%
19
Conv
Jun
7
43
6
36"
10
14%
*32%
95%
*18
6%
Autocar
4
13% Jan
3
14
0% Dec
36%
14%
32%
95
19
6%
;
16 % Mar 13
7% Jan
8% Nov 21
31% Oct
37
92%
27%
($1.20)— -No par
l
5c
(•Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mlg Corp (The) common—3
$2.25 conv preferred—
No par
9
3
15% Jan
3
26
36%
26%
95%
*52
27
convertible pfd series A—luu
Alias
23
50% Nov
6% Jun
42% Juu
37
3,000
13 %
51 %
Powder
v,o
i
Nov
9% Jan
30
18 %
10 %
106
17%
7%
*32
95
*18
6'A
36% Mar 27
108 % Mar 18
jun
common
$3.75
Common
24
n
27%
Atlas Corp
94% July 16
3
Refining
Preferred
7% Dec
17
5
Oct
42
Mar
Atlas
30
Mar
31
18%
14%
19%
__i
10
-100
W I SS Lines
Atlantic G &
2
Jan
2
.
92
95
27%
-No par
RR
Line
Coast
99
8
114
Jun
105
22
24
19%
-100
preferred
4%
Atlantic
33% Jan
102% Oct
8% Oct
Electric Co
Cily
Atlantic
2
119% Jan
95% Jun
—
89% July
44% Jan
106
*16%
*7%
*27%
18 %
*88
89
52
92%
89
*51%
*92.%
18%
37
10%
92
*94%
50
—50
-10
—
27% Jun
Dec
36 % May
30
6
5
97% Mar 25
88% July
6
23
31% Sep
14% May
28% Ja>4
25% Feb
100% Jun
< 2
26% May
Jun
13
30% Jan 26
15
*93% Jan
58
110
28
Sep
31
10%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Preferred
5
57% Jan
50 % Jun
97% Nov
10%
10
.
2nd preferred
Associates Investment Co
6%
Mar 25
Jan
103
88% Jun
123% Dec
9
75% Jan
36%
100
100
—
22
preferred
1st
5.25%
22
32
July 22
27
Jan
99% Apr
100
7
92% July
27
7
Aug 26
217/b Jan
---1
Co
Refining
preferred $1.50 series
No par
Dry Goods Corp-—
Common
i~_
-~~1
Atcliison
•
2.50
2nd
Mar 27
22% Mar 11
10
91% July
15
104% Dec
27
51% Jan
4
73% Feb
No par
_
37%
Shares
July 24
July 23
18%
18%
37%
Associated
Dec 16
Jan 23
101
98
&
Oil
—5
Inc.—
Industries
Ashland
18% Mar 25
No par
Corp.
Co Inc
Carpet
Artloom
1
July
10
$2% July 25
28
2
Constable
9
7% Jun
26
2
19 % Jan
16% May 28
preferred
convertible
$4
Arnold
18%
*89
89%
51%
51%
*92%
93 %
105% 106
*16%
17%
7%
7%
27
27
14%
14%
26%
26%
preferrecl____No par
-No par
preferred
No par
$3.75
112% May 25
July 16
corn
18%
10%
—10
5
„
Illinois
of
Co
&
•
Armstrong Cork Co com.;
7
Jan
14% Jun
31
20
Feb
55% May 22
23% Mar 25
16% Oct 22
27% Dec 29
91
93
9
105
31
32% Dec
6
2
97
Corp
$6 conv prior
Mar 25
Jan
90
1
116% Jan 22
19
Dec 31
9% Dec 19
Steel
Armour
48% Feb
28
Apr
99
Armco
5
12% Mar 26
16
8% Oct
46% Nov
43% Jan
10
1
42% Dec
Argo
18%
37 Va
5
Oil Corp
23% Mar 27
27% Jan
9
7
15% Oct
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
July 23
Tuesday
July 21
Monday
July 20
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
12'A
*19%
19'A
700
24'%
243/8
24%
3,900
2
1%
1%
800
8%
8 Va
8%
2,500
23 Vb
23 Vs
700
10,000
23
12%
12%
12%
96
*93%
95
95
95
*50 Vb
51%
*50 Vb
51%
51%
52
110
20'A
.20%
*20 %
20 %
20%
20%
900
25 3A
26%
«.
Vs
26%
25%
26 Va
11,700
48 Va
48 Va
; *48
-.12'/a
12%
96
12%
*93%
•
10
'
.
26 %
49
12%
-
26%
17%
26%
-
17%
27
•
17%
26
12%
*26 Va
17 Va
49
*473A
49
200
12%
12 Vb
12%
3,100
27
26%
263/4
1,200
17%
17%
17%
1,000
.
Number 5241... The Comfri'ercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(305)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1952
Lowest
34
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
104% Jan
9
1
116
39% Oct 30
Aug
10
NEW
Highest
103% July 20
5
41% Dec
Feb 20
43
Mar
Jan
42
Apr
6
49
45% Mar
16
23
36% Dec
4
34% Jan
2
39 % Jan
10
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
72
Mar
5
57% Oct 16
72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
89 % Mar
9
10"% Feb
20
Oct
21
142
Nov
3
47% Jan
14% Dec
12% Jun
3
30% Apr 18
154% Aug 2-1
66
2
■
16
119
Carrier
Corp
Conv
<
19
Carriers
Jan
5
Case
19
23
Jan
9
65% Jan
2
>
&
1)
(J
General
Corp
Co Common
2
78
Jun
12
98
2
16% Jun
10
19% Mar 25
Celotex
17% Jan
28
Feb
24
16% Mar 18 1
20% July 24 *
Central-
6
15% Oct 24
■j
Oct 45
16
16
20%' Mar 12
19% July 30
133 Va Jan
July 21
2
19% Feb
19-
5% Jun
10
'
6
Oct
9% Feb
23
14
Jan
4.20%
Celanese Corp
7%
5
7% Feb
17
"125
4
•
17%
17%
128
%%
preferred series A_ 100
'conv
Corp common.
5% .preferred
Central
„20
Central
of. Georgia
52%
118
24%
24
79 %
80
79%
17
*16%
79%
;
.
16%
20%
20%
53/4
5%
*5%
6
38%
39
70
1
16%
•
♦:
16 %
i
5%
<
13%
18
*123
51%
]
24 %
80
17
*ieV8
20%
20%
5%
6
100
24
13,100
30
80
1,400
600
16%
16%
20%
*16'A
>
20%
6
8,400
1
119%
79%
16%
16%
*20%:
,
23%
■
100
101
*118
17
4,900
51%
101
119%
,79%:
19
127
,
51%
101%
500
13%
17%
125
-.
16%-'
20%
-.
100
83
24
16% j 17
16 V4
20 %
3,500
66
*118
79% '• 79%:
•
17
41
*81
13
51%:
24»Ai
40%
*64
83
*100%
119%
1,200
43
66
125
52%.
90
38 %
*42%
41%
-
J,
.
17%.
!
1013/4
*118
<
*20%
• -
51%
*100%
*
118
*16%
__5
Foundry Co__
24 %
18%
Shares
104%
38
43
13
128
*103%
38 VB
40%
*81
t
the Week
July 24
104
*64%
83
13
*125
T
101%
24
17
—
No par
Aguirre.Sugar Co
;
26 '
52
41
66
^
17%
128
*100%
119%
*117
40%
18%
*125
24 %
110%'Jan
19% Jan
94% Nov
118
Preferred
.
*12%
52%
26
5
<
:
12%
12%
103%
*42%
*65
Friday
July 23
38 VB
*42%
r
Sales for
Thursday
43
*81
101%
150% Feb
131% Dec
<
6
83
52Vb
23% July 24
24
66
*81
*100%
96 % J'-n
2
Feb
41
*64%
10
7
51% Jan
38% Jan
40%
65'/a
100
104% Aug
105
43
13
PRICES
38
83
*12%
SALE
103%
38
*42%
ofAiner cOpi—No par
2nd preferred..
100
3
,
103%
38
41'A
65 Va
100
HIGH
Wednesday
July 22
104 %
38
43
*81
12.50
preferred ___—'
Caterpillar Tractor commpn
*103%
38
*42%
40 Va
1
.
Tuesday
July 21
103%
38
10
common
7%
33% Oct 30
99% Jan
103'A
series.
50
preferred 4.80% series_—50
143
Jun
50% Jun
Monday
July 20
Par
'preferred 4%
Conv
14% Mar 27 f
31
Dec
5
25
16% July 15
STOCK
Carolina Clinchfigld & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina.Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Col—
5
4
21% Jan
22
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
113 Va Mar 19
.
10
34% Jun
53%'Jan 28
>
Continued—Pago 3
STOCKS
*5'/B
; 200
1,000
6
1,000
*
'
•
17% Jan
7
35% Dec
B
47% Jan
17
68% Dec
8
22
10% Jan 29
13
36
31% Apr 20
62% Apr 20
11 % July 14
Jan
8
110% Oct
29
21% Nov
5
24% Oct
Feb
20
24% Oct
16% Apr
17
15% Dec
31
30
16
42% Mar 25
12
25
15% Feb
22
73 Va Jan
97
2
19% Oct
40% Jail
35% Jun
40%, Aug 18
Apr 24
Dec
104
15
Jun
13
110
Jan
Ry
No par
37
6
4%%
2
Central
preferred
17% Jun 24
20% Mar
9
20% Jun
15
28% Feb
24
9
20%Jun
4
28% Feb
25
20% Dec
1
18% Jun
10
22 Va Mar 27
Central
Feb
6'
11% July 13
17'/a Mar 16
Central
Violeta
Cerro
Apr
3
10
Jan
29
7% Jun
16
Dec
9
58% Feb
8
22% Jun
30
38% Jan
39%'
71
72
11%
11%'
37%
'
38 %
11% ^
37%
37%
37%
■>
*102
50
23'A
23%
50
*22%
South- West Corp
j
5
Sugar Co
,-9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
S
No par
187/b
19%
18%
11%
*7%
113/g
*11%
5
23%
23%
1
i3y«
10
*31%
Class-
13% Oct
23
16% Apr
1
13
Jun
16
15% Mar 20
33% Oct
28
42
Feb
8
30 % Apr
28
37
B
de
Pasco
1
Corp.
CertaiiirTeed
Products
Belt Co'
Chain
3
Corp
.
18%
18%
23%
8Vb
•
72
V2,
39%
39%
12,500
-72%
72%
4,400
11%
11%
11%
37%
37%
11%
37%
8,300
*37%
103
-
39
s
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103
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600
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103
103 >
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3,100
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24
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24%
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24%
24%
1,100
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19%
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18%
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23 %1
7%
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23%
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103%
18%
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5
Feb
Illinois" Public Service—__10
103%
'
71
11%
<
18%
r
9% Mar 12
8
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37%
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&
21
__100
_____
11%
37%
Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light common*
70'A
11%
Central
37%
69 Va
preferred series B—______ 100
5%
Mar 27
19 VB
18%
19 VB
19%
19%
8,500
11%
11%
*11 Va'
12%,
*11%
12 %
'
*7%
-24
24 VB
r
300
8 Vb'
7%.
7%
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8%
200
23%
233A
23%
23%
23%.
23%
24%
3,100
13 y„
13 Vb
13%
13 Vb
13%
13%
23%
13%
13%
13'A
2,700
32%
32
33%
32
32%
32
32
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32%
-
.
1
700
Champipn Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
Jan
15
103% Jau
30
26% Jun
16
Jan
18
105% Oct
21
92% Jun
22
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
5% Jun
16
May. 17
34% Jan
26
27 % July 14
31% Feb
4
16
41% Feb
2
3
85% Jan
9
98
28
30
1
22 % May
July 24
10
3 4 Va Jun
23
80
23
17% July 21
27
20
23% Jan
17
17% Jun
16
21% Mar 24
18% Jun
10
26% Jan
5
30% Apr
23
34% Jan
21
*Jun
12
18
Jan
6
May: 7
10
Jan'
6
Jun
28"% Apr 17
12% Mar" 1
34% Dec
1
*18% Dec
17
10.% Dec
18
Jun
14
28
8
7
>
Oct
*27Va
26 Va Mar 17
21% July 7
28% Dec 12
20
27%
100 %
*5%
Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
23 'A Mar 13
88
20
18% Feb
27%
100 '/a
1.25
3V2%
•
24
Mar J9
16
Jun
16
22% Jan
13 "
42
Apr 23
51% Jan
2
20% Apr 26
16% Feb
Chic
61 % Apr
Chic & North Western
62% Mar 19 '
Jun
19
65% Jan
9
12% Feb
8% Sep-18
Oct 27
8
8% July
10% Jun
14
98
68% Feb 27
70
Dec
30
-
•?
39
July 13
July 14
96% Jan
89% Oct
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
102,
'
18
90
35% Jan
22
51
16
Oct
77% Jun
11
155
5
74% Jan
48% Feb 21
'80
105% Mar 12
110
4
9
4
Apr
95% -Jan
•
•
90
10
"
15
9%
No par
16%
m '/a
17
17
17
17%
17
100
441/2
44%
44%
44%
44%
443/8
44%
„
900
1,100
1,200
15
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9
17%
17
17%
8,400
45
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19%
19%
193A
5,800
413/b
42
2,900
51%
70 \
51%
51%
convertible
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Co
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preference—No par
.
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Chile
•
90%
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—25
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25
70%
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1
5
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11%
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8%
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300
11%
2%
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2%
500
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2 3/4
2%
10 Vb
9%
9%
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71 %
26
243/e
25
70%
70 VB
70%
70 VB
10
26
27
71
70%
*9%
25 Va
*24%
300
300
10'
703/B
71 VB
VB
80
24,500
•
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18
18 VB
18
18
92 % *
92%
92%
92%
92
92
92 VB
92%
48%
48 Vb
48%'
48 VB
48%
48%
47%
48
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
253/4
48%
25%
25%
26
2,300
9,100
86%
5,700
12%
3,800
par
79%
5
111%
100-*
_;
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Co .common
,
11%
16%
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102
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11%
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80
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Co
$4.50 preferred
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*
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102 >
100
preferred
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10 VB
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48 %
common
—
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5%
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8
19
91%
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92%
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preferred
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July 14
10%
5
18%
new—4
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co' corny—100
.
91
2,600
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72%
10-
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Investing Co
Stores
•
91
71%
8.50
Milling Machine Co
City Products Corpli—_*
•
—
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91
70
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73
72
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-
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'
72%
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&
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71
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3
10 Vb
preferred
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8%
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73'A
1
11%
8%.
1
-
Cincinnati
91
25
New-common
4%
90V4
*11
*
72
72
preferred
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73%
1
Chrysler Corp
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72
72%
lo
common
convertible
5%
4
53% Jan
15
41%
6
109 Va Jan
31%
:
18%
2.
16
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8%
9
51
2
12
31 t
15
41
6
Feb
31
14%
18%
Apr
Jun
31 %•
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31 %
1,400
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9
158
.
9
18%
203/4
18%
6
80
14%
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18%
20 3A
14%
31%
14%
9
19
20%
3%
*30%
15
19
203A
51
44% Jan
'
31%
*8%
19
20%
40%
16
100
31
600
2,700
18%
20%
•
19
36% Jun
Mar 24
20 Va
32%
City
9
18%
20%
40%
12
33% Mar
18%
21
*14%
"
Jan
19
20%
18%
16% July 24
83% Feb
9
•47% Jun
187/b
200
2,900
243/b
51%
18
152
*24
40%
Jun
15% Feb.
24 3/6
Chfckasha-Cotton OiL—i.
14% Jan
102
19
77;'
Dec 29
56% Sep
16
10
,
243/8
19 VB
Mar 27
30% Feb
;
July 15
Jun
95
July *2
Sep 10
Apr
19
30% Jun
14
48% Dec 22
7
Feb
102
33% Julyi i
*
14% May 12
7
79% Nov
40% Dec 12
140
25
Jan 28
14% Dec 30
8
Jan
17% Jun
91% Jun
114
22
9
92
37% Dec
24 V*
*24
52%
10-
19% May
Jan
2
4
>
24%
12,100
81%
18'A
40%
14% Feb '11
24% Jun
31% Jun
Dec
24%
37%
81'%
18%
Cincinnati
«
24%
37%
51%
.
103
24
30
28%
40 %
•
94% Jan
*18
conv'preferred-'series A—.100
Chicago- Yellow" Cab'__
'—No par
5
,
18%
V 5%
Jail
24
81%
18
1,400
1,500
6
100
13
48% Jan 25
5
37%
18%
12
13 % Feb
37%
*80 3/4
37%
81
173/4
Jan
9% July 14
Mar 12
13
*27%
37%
coin—NSo
preferred series
$3
3% Feb
28%
81
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
7-
*27%:
17%
May 27
9% Jun.
37% '
28%
81
95
3
37 VB
*27 Va
"
100 Va
:■
*5%
par
82 % Mar 19
24
*100
Chicago Pneumatic.Tool com.Nopar
5%
July 14
2%
4% Mar 12
30
29 % Nov;
^6
Jan
18■
28% i
29%
29%
t
5%
17%
76%
89%'Jun 25
3
95
13
Nov
Nov
68
29 V4
100%
5%
*80%
noncuin pfd
A
21% May 21
42% May 21
75
July 25
72% Dec 23
'<■
5%
18
Pac
18
9
10
&
10
28
2% Oct
series
Pah 1
35% Feb
81% Jan 11
,
St
49% Jun
17
100
53A
*27 Va
37%
29
*100
28%
100
81
*80%
No par
30
42% Dec
28
5%
18
—___—
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16
20
28%
37
27%
100 Va *
5%
com__No par
preferred—100
A
Milw
5%
27%
*100
5%«
40
convertible
Class B
51'A Dec 23
49% Jan
of
Corp (The)
—_1
Chicago Great"Western Ry. com—50
5% preferred *
—5o
Chicago Ind & Lbiiisville'Ry ci A_25
*
27
Jan
Corp
Chicago
15
15
;
Class
18% Oct
32% Feb
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111 RR
*39% Feb
-45% Apr 24
;
/preferred——l__i
Chesapeake
Dec
39% Dec
4
16 % Feb
22% July 22
15% Feb 20
»
No par
$4.50
Checker Cab
7 Va Mar 27
23% Dec
2
81% Jan
33% Jan
32
*104
105
37
:
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37 1
•
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200
<
49%
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49%
31%
1,100
700
16%
81%
130
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,
200
92
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50%
2,800
103%
104%
220
50
105%
105
102
16%
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92
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49%
105
190
81%
363/4
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.
200
<
5,500
i
65% Jan
75
14
Dec
29
Jun
71
75
8
Sep
3
9
36
Jan
2
2
22% Jan
19
26 % May 20
89% Jun
12
95
Jail
23
8% Jan
2
2% July 24
1-5
Feb
4
91
102
3
28% Apr
6
5
129 A Jun
24
4
78
Jan
;2
87
Jan
117% Jun 13
108
88
7
July
6
Jan
-7
42% Jun
125% Feb
875
10
874
May
47% Dec >24
87
95
Jan
2
17% Oct
15
Oct
Jan
18
39
Jan
8
38
Jan
22% Feb
16
41
17
Apr
<
4 %%
7
59% Mar 27
•
Clopay.
Coca-Cda Co
20
13
24% Feb
17
Nov 28
55
Jan
Colorado &
67
•6
59
2
6
65% Mar 24
3
40% Feb
1
38 % Jan
8
39% Feb
1
38% Jan
9
16% Jan
11
10% Dec
5
13% Jan
56% Jun
11
Nov
42% Jan
3
B
15
11% Jan
29
16 % May 22
Columbia
26
59 % Mar
6
63 Vb May 27
Jun
23% July
30
39 Va Jun
11
38% Aug
7
31% Jun
22
46
"
Engineering
Commercial
35% Jan
11
18
Apr
27
22 % Jan
2
34% Dec
31
32 % Jun
17
37% Mar 17
14
34% Dec 31
32 Va Jun
17
37% Mar 16
$1.32
convertible
35% Dec 26
35% Dec 31
32 Vo Jun
17
37% Mar 16
$1.40
conv
6% July 21
3
10
10% Feb
18
B3% Oct 28
28% Jan
2
6% Dec
21% Apr
27
Nov
7% May
Cone
10
24% Jan
15
31% Jan
30
12% Jan 25
11
Feb
25
Consolidated
19
34% Jun
10
40% Feb
4
109% Mar 27
103 % Jun
2
109 Va Jan
5
27% Dec 31
25% Oct 23
97% Jan
13
19
113.
Nov
25
105% July 15
16% Jan
Apr 22
18
23% Jun
100
91
Jun
Jun
5
16
11% Jan 23
52% Oct 16
64% Feb
4
48Va Jun
27% Sep
8
9% Oct 15
9
Mar 24
39% Dec
12
16% Apr
7% Feb
9
Feb
7
102
Mar 26
24
13'/a Apr 27
10% Jan
8
Consolidated
Retail
6
10% Jan
6
Consolidated
Textile
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
Consolidated
8
5
3
109% Nov 26
36
Jun
17
3
45
Jan
$4.50
$4.52
43% Dec
17
103% Feb
8
93
Jun
23
16% Jun 12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
90% Jan
2
25% May 21
2
95% Jun
'55% July
4
3
97% Jan
8
126% July
3
99
Jan
96
89% Dec 18
41% Aug 19
62
Feb
31
7
,48% Dec 31
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
45% Jan 13
87
May 20
112% Jan
16
102% Feb
4%
11
42%
42%
42%
*.
*83
42%
42 Va
42 3A
433/8
*83
84'A
84
84%
18%
*18%
,18%
18 Va
18'A
18-
18
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
58
58
59
59%
61 %
84%
58%
58 %
60 Va
60 Va
*60
,,61%
*83
84%
*59 %
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
60%
*60
61%
42 Va
42'A
43
100
5
15
100
Inc
Co Inc
Aircraft
1
10c
—
1
No par
No par
preferred—
100
preferred—
Can Inc
—No par
common
20
80
3,000
1,000
33,800
900
14%
jj 14%
60%
*60%
6IV2
60%
60%
*60Va
61 Va
*60%
61 Va
43%
43 Vb
43%
43 Va
43%
44%
45
*44
45
1,800
23%
24
24 Va
24
24'
24
24
24
24
2,200
15
40
43 %
43
43
43
42 Va
43
43
43 %
1,700
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
313/4
18 %
18%
18%
13%
181/4
18%
18%
18'A
31%
18%
4.400
18%
9,200
34'A .34%
*34%
,(
4
34%
34 VB
n
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 VB
343/8
34 'A
34%
34%
34%
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34%
1,300
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
5,100
6%
6%
6Va
*6%
6%
6%
6%
1,200
1,000
6%
6 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'/a
243/o
24%
23 VB
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 VB
23%
25 %
233/8
28%
*28 VB
28%
*28'A
28%
*28%
283/4
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28%
7%
7%l
7%
7%
'
1,400
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8
7%
8
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4,200
8
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
8,700
106%
*106%
106%
106 Va
106%
106 Va
106%
106%
106 3/a
1,100
5,300
25'A
25 Vb
104% 104%
95
95
13%
13%
11%
11%
25
♦104
*94
25 %
25
25
25%
1043/4
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104
104
104
104
103
104%
180
♦94
95
95
95
*94
13%
14
13%
95%
13 VB
2,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,700
49%
49%
50
2,600
-
13%
13%
13%
11%
11%
11%
11%
50
49'A
49%
493A
49%
493A
22%
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22%
*20%
8
25 VB
25 Va
13%
* 20%
*7%
9Vs
17%
37%
100%
102%
39
*97%
23 Vb
91 %
52 %
*90%
122'A
6,200
34%
34%
*28Vb
7%
38%
106 Va
43
34%
34%
34 7 «
34%
"6%
*24 %
23 Vb
-10
■
250
4,900
40
59
*59%
61%
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*58
60 Va
60 Va
61%
2,900
600
59
*58
60%
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*7V4
8
•
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9%
9 Va
9%
9%
17%
173/B
173/4
173/4
,
25%
k
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8
21
*20%
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22%
8
7%
9%
9%
17%
9%
18
18%
38
38%
38%
♦93/B
18
38
80
21%
7%
100
9%
3,800
18 VB
9.300
38%
6,500
38 3A
38
100%
100%
101
101
102%
102%
102%
1023/4
102%
♦1003/a
101%
102%
102%
102%
102%
102 %
102%
250
39%
393/4
40'A
39%
39%
393/4
40 VB
3,200
98
99
99
*98%
38 VB
101
38
40
40
100
100
100
640
*100
100 %
20
23 Va
23
23
23 VB
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
2,700
92
92%-
92'A
blVfc
91 Va
91
91%
91
92%
400
52%
5,800
53%
52
52'A
90%
90 3A
90%
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12114
118'A
122'A
♦120
51
51%
51%
51
51 VB
943/4
92"%
92'A
*92%
119%
119'%
119
119%
For footnotes see page 22.
*840
*840
43
84
*34%
-No par
pfd
Stores
Vultee
<
*14%
60 %
43 Va
23%
43 ,
25
preferred-.
—No par
$4.25 conv 2nd preferred—No par
$3.75
100
6,600
15V4
preferred
$5.50
86
114
13%
preferred
Continental
60
136
*84%
112%
/
43
Continental Baking Co com—No par
1
1353/B
-
15%
Container Corp of America com—10
30
2
112
12%
Consumers Power Co com.—No par
38 Va May 18
86
111%
'■
*84%
43
Corp—1.33%
r Cuba ■ 6 %
20
22% Feb
102% Jan
Grocers
Consol RR
109% Jan
1
.'1
'825
*825
•
'
15%
Consolidated Natural Gas_
23
19
86'
135%
*132%
1353/8
111
2,600
2,700
13
100
2
10
99
*84
109 3'4
23/4
313/4
42%
series C
5
Jun
May 16
•132 Va
32
15
series B
Jan
35 % Apr
110
V
320
2%
31%
2%
31%
,
12%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
0
86
109%
Light &
38'/a Jan
58
135%
2%
2%
32
42%
Co of Bait com—No par
Consolidated
16% Apr
16% Jun
2
Gas Elec
Preferred 4%
132 Va
*84
109 'A
2%
32
15
i
1
Preferred 4%%
*
3
32
13
com—No par
preferred
Power
5
28
38% Dec 12
2
Jan
31% May
20 % July 16
Jan
110% Jan
20% Dec 23
15
34% Jan
102
10
Jan
10% Aug 13
Apr
1
12% Jan 14
15
13% July 13
11
11
10
*2%
42%
No par
No par
Coppermines Corp—5
Consol Edison of N Y
$5
4,700
4,100
91
15
Publishing Co—No par
16
39% Nov
265/B
91
12%
No par
com—25
Mills
10
27
25%
90%
42%
25
7% Jun
27% Jan
253A
90%
13
preferred
22% Feb
1
Feb 27
Co
27 Va Jun
24
25%
90%
42%
preferred
7
July
31 % Feb
23% Apr
Consolidated
106
Edison
2
25
19
6
2
Mar
Nast
253A
90
12%
10
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc—'
Consolidated Cigar
32% July 18
xl06% Jan
8
Conde
253/8
90
42%
IncANopar
Solvents
17% Oct 27
32% Jan
Commonwealth
38%
25%
13
Credit Co
30% Jan
2
4,900
42%
Ohio Elec—5
Southern
Combustion
6
59
59%
*59
1
-4
common—No par
Commercial
Mai 25
38% Jan
20%
38%
12%
2
44% Jan
2d3/8
39 VB
43
Columbus
2
20%
38%
42%
51% Mar 17
14
20 VB
39 VB
2.50
Pictures
&
20%
38%
No par
;
26% Mar 16
Nov
42 %
20%
39%
43%
16
34% Oct 20
42 Va
84
18
17 Va
100
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co__:
No par
20% Jan
37
Class
Columbia Gas System Inc
15
41
Jan
5
12% July 15
61% Apr
4
27% Aug 13
109%
No par
Iron
&
Southern Ry com
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
45% May 22
29
63
109%
"825
50
43
}
4'/a
1
45% May 22
4
13 % Oct
Jun
84%
73
43
,20%
31%
2%
134
*713A
73
43
>
20%
*89%
32
84%
Corp—No par
'
4%, noncumulative 1st pfd
Mar 24
32% Jun
33
Fuel
Colorado
66'/u Mar 24
10
Jan
'
;
20% Mar 17
July 13
53% Feb
55
InlernatT
27
8
12
32
134
No par
Coca-Cola
16
Dec
27/b
*71%
*42
,
25%
90
—1
-
38%
,
25%
(The)
1
21 VB /
38%
Colgate-Palmolive-Pect com—No par
$3.50' preferred——y_
No par
Collins & Aikhiaii'Corp_;
No par
.
43
90
"
100
preferred—100
cumulative 2nd
73
*42
25%
—^—
preferred
7%
4%
*71%
43
1
100
Cluet-t Peabody.& Co com—No par
4
73
*42
_Nopar
preferred
6
Jun
60
Corp
*71%
43
39
common
conv
73
*42
21
1
2
17% Jun
-
cum
*71%
gtd
50
stock—50
Jail
47% Jan
89% Jan
80
9
22% July 2
Inc
Foods
Clinton
.
40% Jun 23
7%
Climax'Molybdenum—
136
Feb
32% Jan
3
RR
—
32%!May 25,
July 24
4
136% Aug
24% Oct 22
Dec
•
•
Pitts
&
,; Special; guaranteed. 4% '
Clevite Corporation
44% Mar 19
18
39% Dec
25% Jan
3
3% Oct 24
75
8
July 23
Jan
1
18% Mar 18
130% Jan
Jun
25% Apr 15
43 Vb Mar 20
81% Apr
29% May
42
20 %
44
37% Jan 26
Cleveland
Mar 23
ft*
95%
119
%,
200
230
13
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(306)
new york stock record
Lowest
Highest
17
10% Jan
21
16% Feb
18% Jun
30
11
15
Nov 17
15% Feb
6
7% Nov
26
68% Apr
16
81% Nov
7% Apr
30
10% Nov 28
66 V2 Jan
Jun
10% Mar 17
17% Jun
10% Jun
67
82% Jan
13% Mar
Jun
22
22'% July 21
28% Mar
20% Jun
16
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
2
28'/a Jan
2
23% Jun
12
51% Jan
14
48% Jan
6
10
22%
Mar"21
50% Jun
19% Jan
19
17% Jun
Oct
58
Jun
18
70
Apr
1
23
69% Jan
9
66% Nov
5
16
87% Jan
99% Apr
25
Jan
93
Jan
23
65% Feb
1
63
22
99% Apr 23
73
Sep 25
27
2
Jan
68% Jan
80
15
July
3
96% Jan
98
16
6
172
Jan
4% Nov 26
3% Jun
17
5
Jan
20
2 % Jan
1% Jun
15
2
Mar
38% Jan
30
28% Oct
Apr
15
3
25
May 22
91V2 Jan
9
11% Jun
27
12% Dec
4
24% Jun
19
27
Dec
12
12% Oct
22
19% Jan
28
X32% Nov
13
36% Feb
5
97
Mar 31
161
9
103%
Jun~13
Convertible
Preferred
Cornell
Corn
Cum
12% Jun
15
28
Jun
10
34% Jan
16
16
31% Apr
9
15% Mar
103
May 18
5% Oct
28
Dec
22
65
19 %
2
Jan
16
2
6% Jan
68% Jan
23
26 % Apr
24
32
6
Feb
20
8
93
Sep
10
Dec
99
12
% Mar 20
Jan
54% Dec
3
16
29
1
2
6
8
64
Mar 17
51
3
Jun
67% Feb
Jan
7
24% Sep
10
24
Jan
2
129% Jan
19
132% Dec
4
9% Feb
7% July 20
10
2
27% Mar 20
16
131
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
3
44
Dec
9
35
Jun
10
43
Jan
IB
2
39% Dec
23
32 3/a Jun
12
July 23
95
May
8
13
Jan
2
85
Jun
10
92
133/a Dec
22
15% Mar 11
13% July 13
14% May
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
313/4 Jun
393/8 Jan
par
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
213/4
600
5
*24%
24 %|
*24%
243/4
24%
25%
3,000
51
*51
52%
*51%
51
*51
2
25%
*51%
52%
*51%
53
50%
50%
51
51 %
51%
51%
*51%
51%
900
21%
21%
21 %
2,1%
21%
21
21 %
*21
213%
800
59%
60
60
60%
60
60
59%
593/4
450
77%
78
78%
78
78%
78%
783/4
783/4
79%
1,600
94%
933/4
933A
93%
93%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*96%
983/4
*96%
98%
96
97
*96
97
*95%
69'/a
69%
683/4
69%
68%
693/4
693/4
693/4
167%
167 %
167%
167%
167%
167%
*167%
4%
4%
4%
700
1%
*1%
1%
400
28%
series of 1947-100
100
*167%
60
60
169
4
4
*4
4%
1
—
1%
1%
*1%
1%
25
common
100
America
28%
*90
1
(The)
26
12%
92%
15%
26%
*4
1%
28%
1%
28%
92%
*913/4
15%
153/4
153/4
16%
27,400
26'/a
*26
28%
92%
26
26'/a
26%
26%
800
13
12%
13
13
12%
123/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30
29%
30
600
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28
277a
28
9,500
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5%
convertible preferred
100
98%
98%
99
99
98
98
98
98
98
98
28%
28%
81
81
Zellerbach
$4.20
Corp
2.30
preferred
RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
100
Cuba
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Prior
Class
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
80%
80%
80%
80%
81
81
*19 %
15
6%
9
No par
20
19%
15%
„
*170
6%
19%
15
195
6%
*59
9
19%
15
*170
6%
59%
147a
*170
6%
59 %
59%
6%
59%
19%
15%
195
9
9
9
6%
9%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29%
*28%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 3/8
96%
96%
98%
98%
*51%
98%
51%
51%
51%
*97
*51%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
24%
24%
24%
24%
513/4
7%
1
243/4
*134
136
*134
136
No par
37
37
37
37
l
*33
33%
*33
333/a
*33
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91
*6%
2.50
63%
*6%
6%
*14
20
*14
141/4
1
*33
33%
323/4
53%
*53%
14%
*14
80
Daystrom Inc
10
8
163/aJan
16
38% Mar 13
92
Jan
2
Preferred
3.75%
series A
53%
100
92
Dayton Power & Light common
*14
36
90
90%
*53%
143/a
Xl4
35%
*89'
*88%
4,100
200
9
29
29%
100
6%
6%
6%
7,400
98%
99%
51%
*51%
513/4
200
7%
13,060
243%
1,600
136
36%
*14
33
200
91
6%
14%
32%
900
33
6 3i
36%
*88
33%
91
*6%
136
*134
36%
*14
323/4
14%
323/4
54
54%
543/4
*54
14%
*13%
143/a
14
353/4
35
35
*90
90%
91
91
83
Apr
28
Jan
16
Preferred
3.75%
series B
100
*88%
90
90
*88%
90
*88%
90
*88%
9
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
Preferred
3.90%
series C
100
*90
92
92
92
*91%
93
*91%
93
92%
22
24 % Feb
8
19% Jun
16
23% Feb
2
20
19%
16
9% Jan
14
83/4 Jun
30
12% May 14
Decca
63% Jan
25
Co
50c
193/4
193/4
19%
Inc
Records
50c
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
1
Oct
16
36 Va July 14
47% Jan
5
Deep Rock Oil Corp
283/4 Oct
21
34 % Sep
4
231/2 Jun
4
303/e Jan
2
Deere
313/4 Jan
3
35% Nov
24
283/4 Jun
18
33% Jan
8
52
15
Co
&
7%
Jan
2
52% Feb
2
Delaware
15
15% Jun
7
12
45% Jun
11% Oct
Jun
18
15% Jan
30
Delaware
Apr
18
26% Nov 17
233/4 Jun
16
27 Va Feb
2
Feb
27
85% Dec 30
963/4 July 23
243/8 Mar23
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
26% July 24
Detroit Edison
173/a Sep
22
243/4 Jan
17
Jan
3
25'/a Dec
12
24% Jan
55% Feb
13
66
17
61
5% Jun
19
6% Jan
11
Oct. 31
18% Feb
21
Mar
23
13
95
4
163/4 Jan
14
20 3/4 Oct
16
293/4 Oct
29
38% Nov
12% Dec
18% July 11
21
18
323/4 Jan
10
Jan
90.3/4 July 23
10
July 24
3% July
64
8
18% July
2
16% Mar 25
9
193/4 Jun
Mar
63/4 Mar 17
13% July 22
19% Jun
10
1
Jan
25
26% Jun
5
33
19
95 % Jun
9
108
Jan
22
52% Mar 31
323/4 Jun
24
40% Feb
3
30
Jun
12
343/4 Feb
13
11
July 24
43
8
353% Jun
23
30
143/4 Jan
3
Mar 17
Jan
2
16
9% Jan
31% Jun
12
39% Mar
3
29% Feb
21
39
1
Dec
4
283/0 Mar 27
13
4
79% May
Jan"
263%
26%
26 3/4
26%
263/4
26%
267/8
7,500
63
61
61
*61
63
*61
63
*61 i
63
*61
33/4
33/4
3%
3%
334
*3%
37/8
*3%
37/8
1,100
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13 %
13%
13%
13%
700
*18%
19
*18%
18%
18%
19
*18%
19
19
19
21%
21%
21
21
211/4
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
1,300
27 Va
27%
27
27
27
27%
"21%
273/4
273/4
28
4,300
100 %
102%
*100%
102'/a
101%
101'/a
*100%
103%
*100%
103%
100
34%
.35
34%
34%
34"%
347/8
347/8
34%
347/8
1,000
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
*31%
2,000
Distillers Corp-Seagram» Ltd
2
27%
27%
27%
27'%
273/s
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,900
Divco
1
*8'/a
8%
-No par
*34%
Dixie
Corp
Cup Co
Dr.
Pepper
Jun
17
833/4 Jan
14
33/4%
25
37
4 July
43
Feb
13
12% Jan
2
Industries
81/4
*35
35%
*34%
35%
*11%
11%
11%
113/8
*11%
11%
17'/2
17%
173/4
18'/a
1734
18'/a
18
18
67
66
66'/a
66
66%
66%
67%
353/4
36%
341/8
361/4
99
99
99
191/4
19%
19%
11 i/e
5
36'/8
No par
*97%
19 3/8
50o
11%
363%
36
363/8
*98%
19%
99'A
191/2
99
*98
19%
191/a
8
35%
(E I)
113/8
113/8
177/a
5,900
%
63%
12,000
34%
30,200
*98%
100%
19%
19%
200
3,100
34
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
80
*78
*37
40
*36
40
*36
40
*36
40
*36
9%
9%
9%
9%
934
9%
9'/a
1,000
96%
18,300
1,000
Jun
10
100% Jan
30
4
118% Jan
2
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
111
893/4 Jun
23
12
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
*91%
10
26%
27%
126%
27
50
44%
44%
*44%
443/4
*44%
44%
*441/4
443/4
*44 %
$4.15 preferred
50
48%
49
*48%
49V4
48%
48%
*48 %
49
*48%
4%
50
47
47'/a
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
9%
*9%
46%
9%
*9%
9%
91/8
9%
Jun"lO
52
25% Jun
277/8 May 18
42
48
10
Apr 27
19
47 % Apr
23
9
43% Jun
4
10% Jan
8% Apr 25
Nov
49% Dec
10
7
8% Jan
8
Feb
10
51% Jan
5
48% Jan
5
10% May 15
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
com
preferred
DWG Cigar
95%
Corp
9%
8
—
*93/4
Jun
B
—
—
93/4
91
BT
10
,
40
9%
No par
& Co— '
;
700
80
109
Jan
1
17%
X 63
15
Common
700
35%
1
Dunhill International
700
8%
100
preferred
Duplan Corp J
Nem
35%
*8
8
65 %
common
convertible
Pont de
35
35
X8
8%
No par
No par
Ltd
Dow Chemical Co common
$4 preferred series A
78
8
No par
Co
Mines
Dresser
97
400
l,50o
12
5
3
300
11%
243/4 Jan
July
50
*3%
11%
10
99
513/a Oct 27
*48% Dec
26%
119% Apr 25
8
8
45%
26%
11
17% Jun
97% Dec
900
26%
12
84% Aug 25
1
*92% Jan
12,600
20%
11%
du
*114% Jan
96%
20
12
29
1
95
20%
11%
10
10
11,800
963/4
20
12%
94 % Jun
9% Jun
90%
94%
20
4
113/4
33 % Jun
Nov
88%
95
20
11%
8
13 V* Aug 29
,903/4
94
20 %
86
12%
44% Dec
47
88 %
933/4
*19%
12 %
105% Mar 29
22
86 3
92 3/4
20
11%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Jan
87%
93
20
12%
Dome
9% May 19
88%
86
92
11%
233/8 Mar 10
32
2,800
12%
72 % Mar 20
11
3,700
11%
7
80% Jun
14
24
11%
16
8
500
13%
23%
12%
16
15
46%
14
24
2
Jun
43% Jan
1023/4 Jan
46%
•
13%
24
85%
10*
Corp_
Jan
5
47
13%
24%
50c
Stores
17% Jun
263/a Apr
1,700
13%
*31%
60
3
*46'/4
11,600
31%
>
233/4
31%
1
2l7o Oct 30
47
700
263/4
31%
26%
13%
31%
65 % July
36% Oct 27
*463/8
39%
263/s
31% /
40
23%
25
24
993/a Jan
47
8
13%
preferred—
cum
8
26
*391/2
233/4
133/4
24
34%
17
133/4 Feb
47
100
16
11
47
13%
No par
16% Jan
Aug 13
31 Va
common
10% Jan
12% May 13
26 3
31
2
A
preferred
Match
52
Apr
26%
30%
B
class
Diana
Jun
1272 Jan
1
40
26
31%
1
Corp
cum
$1.50
39%
39%
26 3/a
1
Diamond T Motor Car Co
8
13
28
4.40%
4,400
38%
8
Diamond Alkali Co comrhon
Diamond
9%
30%
100
Co
Raynolds
13% Feb
25
Nov
10% Apr
Steel
Vilblss
&
9%
25%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co-100
Detroit
9%
38%
100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Devoe
9%
31%
20
14% May 25
12% July 30
26% Dec
1
8
Escrow ctfs for common
De
24% Mar 10
114% Feb
213/4 May 27
8
Nov
23
27% Jan
31
106 % Apr
Dec
40
9%
9
1,200
26%
24
——
19%
38%
47
—
92%
253/,
50
'
193/4
*30 3/4
13.50
160
90
20%
*37%
100
Western
&
500
20%
Rio Grande Weal RR—
Denver &
74
Apr 24
81% Apr 28
173/4 Feb 10
62
X70
Hudson
Lack
Delaware Power & Light Co
700
3,700
19%
10
common
23
&
90%
20
new
preferred
1,300
14%
353/e
99 Va Jun
Rubber
200
6%
32%
July 15
96% Jun 19
Daytcn
150
100
54'/4
*89
500
*28%
35%
35%
90%
7
59
9
7%
33%
33%
54%
7
59
9%
243/4
*88
14%
33
6%
7%
36 %
6%
*14
1,400
247a
*134
36 3/8
*6%
33
35%
35 Va
7
14%
136
36%
15
195
20
7%
51%
33%
100
preferred series A
'134
470
15
*170
19%
243/4
7%
25
pfd——100
20
15
195
60%
*59
9
1
Corp common
.
*27%
*97
230
2,600
1,100
'
20
15%
195
3,600
'
80%
*59
common
123/4
28%
*170
10
A
12%
.31
80%
5
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
123/4
*30
28%
100
Inc
Press
10
12
100
No par
preferred
33% Jun
Aug
3,200
93
common--5
$2
21
43
120
28%
17% Oct
\
6,300
169
15%
28
39
100
1
28 3/s
15%
Jan
Apr
60
97
69 3%
92%
*90
15%
*25%
4'/8
1%
28%
28%
*90
15%
25%
a
Crown Cork it Seal common
28%
93
153/a
*4
1
69
92% Jan
8
80
51%
21%
82% May 28
88
1,700
94%
133/4 Jun
29
25%
52%
-
500
19
77%
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
Mar 16
'
5
49% Jun
57
25
19
20
96
19
25%
'
»
100
58% Aug 13
May 15
13% Apr 24
853/4 Jan
22%
common
of Wheat Corp
33/4%
4
13,900
22%
1
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
14
55%
55%
19
22%
163/a Aug
6
36% Dec 12
51
33% Feb
19
55%
19
22%
60
preferred
Crown
Dana
8
Jan
55
19
60
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Inc
8% Mar 17
22
7,600
223/4
Corp
Cutler-Hammer
40% Mar 2S
11
6% Jun
7% Dec
2,000
9%
19
2
6
71%
9%
22%
Refining common_25
of
71%
9%
18 %
8% Apr
Mar
55 %
800
71%
9
22%
6% July 23
100
55
71%
"
22%
Cunningham Drug 8torei Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
_1
$7 preferred
No par
2
9%
*18%
29
94% Jan
70
9
55%
55
56
70
9%
18%
34% Jan
24
Jan
Co
3%%
70%
,
2,000
23
series
Electric
9%
11
18%
July 14
28
21
32
6%
9%
10%
23
5
Cuneo
7% Apr
90
5%
series
55%
.14
12% Mar 19
23% Feb
32% Mar
Jan
Jan
8% May 21
7
8% Jun
7% Jan
12% Jan
5
17
185
24
Jun
6
Mar 17
36% Jan
July 22
14% July 14
65% May 26
9% Aug 27
49% Jan
Jun
180
70
9%
11
1
Cream
2
89
5
70
preferred
27% Mar 12
25% Jan
33% Jan
18
70
1
—5
Inc
Creameries
11
25
10
;
Delaware-
2
16
Feb
11
21
78
20% Jan
*1078
Jan
27% Jun
36 % Dec
7%
Coty
16% July 24
30
190
11
Corp.
pfd 3%%
95
30
19
*10%
pref
Products
Corn
5
39% Jan
25
11
preferred
1
Jan
92% Jan
Mar 25
11%
Exchange Bank it Tr Co
3%%
12
23
15% Sep
11
Corning Glass Works
87% Jun
28
22
5
Crane
Oct
129% Jan
Fibre
of
Dubilier
Shares
8%
183%
Coty Internation Corp
77% Oct
27
8%
*17%
34% Apr
28% July 22
91
8%
18%
3
26% Jun
99% Jan
8%
*17%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
Copper Range Co
No
Copperweld Steel Co common
0
12
178
8%
18%
Insurance
25
Jun
73% May 21
16
10
8%
*17%
Continental
19
1% Oct
Jan
8%
18%
Diamond
30
26% Mar 25
3% Jun
166
8%
*17%
Continental
28
65% Jan
93% May 21
67% Feb
6
27% Feb
52
2
93% Jun
Mar 18
26% Jan
16
Dec
93
8%
Steel
18% July 16
13
25
31% Aug
the Week
July 24
18%
Continental
3
30
18
Friday
July 23
8%
Oil
Apr
28
Sales fer
Thursday
July 22
*17%
Continental
Jan
19 % Oct
23 V* May
7
5
BALK PRICES
Wednesday
a
Continental Motors
25
2
S
AND HIGH
Tuesday
July 21
July 20
25
11% Mar 25
Jun
Monday
Per
preferred
convertible
5%
62% Jan
8% Jun
52
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com
20% Mar 17
8
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
75
25 V2 Dec
44
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
ConHaiittf—Pagi 4
STOCKS
Range for Prevtou
Monday, July 27, 1953
96%
95
95%
953/4
95%
95%
111'/a
*111
1113%
111 3{,
111%
111%
111%
95%
111%
111%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
600
27
27%
27
27%
21,000
91%
92
95
26%
27
47
9%
90
443/4
240
49
47%
1,600
9%
1,500
I
19
Apr 30
25
28
18% Jun
10
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
22% Jun
9
16 3/4 Nov
14
25 % Jan
18
14% Jun
5
19% Mar 27
Eastern
12% July 14
41% Jun 16
15% Mar 17
12% Oct
16
41% Oct 30
158
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
15% Jan
Jan
163/4 Jan
21
Jan
21
48
2
171% July 10
47 V* Dec
18
82 »/4 Nov
6
16 3/4 Feb
23
23
97
25
102
123/4 Mar 11
9
July 15
Apr 29
Dec 2d
20 % Jun
Jan
89
17
Apr
443^ Jan
24
l3/4 jun
20
34% Oct 22
10% Nov 24
24% Apr 15
48% May 13
89
158 % Apr 27
39
July 2
14
Sep 15
65% Dec 31
16% Jan
83
July
5
1
2
May 26
133/4 July 20
42 % July 22
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
29% July
16% Mar 19
11% Jun
1% Jun
11
3
18
23% Mar 11
28% Jan
8
22
48% Jan
30
Eaton
169
Apr 21
102
Feb
11
17% Feb 24
57
Mar 12
2% Apr
37% Jan
13
15
9
Jan
26
25% July 24
33% Feb
4
49
60% Jan
16
51% Jan 18
56% Dec 26
8
15
493,6 July 23
60% Feb
4
38% Jun
31% Jun
37% Jan
8
16
18% Mar
2
19
14
8
11
20%
20%
20%
23 34
24
23%
24
23%
24
15
*14%
15
*14%
15
*14%
15
5%
preference
62% Jan
61% Jan 11
2
B
20% Jun
4
24% Mar 12
7% Jun 18
6% Jun
16
7% Jan 3o
22% Jan
5
Feb
Jan
23% NOT 24
92
July 24
18% Jun
16
70
Dec 31
68% Jun
9
73
Nor 24
70% Jun
15
For footnotes
page 22.
99
Mar 13
74% Feb
74
B
Apr 21
5% conv 2nd preferred
El Paso Natural Gas
Erie RR common
5%
42%
42%
12,900
161%
161%
161%
161%
*160%
"40%
*91
160
40%
41
40%
41%
21%
22%
22
22
*22
*83 3/s
84%
*83%
84%
50
22%
22%
1,300
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
95
95
*91
*83%
84%
22
95
*91
22
*91
95
*91
*13%
133/4
43%
13/4
1%
1%
700
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31'/»
1,000
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
12
26
26 %
25%
26%
25%
25%
50
50
50
31%
31%
31%
31%
15
11%
11%
11%
ll7/8
26%
263/a
26%
26%
No par
100
5P
50
*49
50
*49
493/4
493/4
*49%
50
*493/8
33
33%
33 Va
493/4
1,200
33
33%
8,200
153/4
15%
*49
*15%
15%
15%
12
123/8
11%
12
12
12%
22%
22%
21%
22
213/4
21%
26%
26%
26%
96
94
94
21%
6%
*26 y8
96
21 %
21 %
*63/4
6%
26%
263/4
*94
*94.:,
21%
21%;
21%
21%
,•
*15%
12 Va
*22
153/4
900
12%
2,700
22%
700
26%
26%
1,200
92
93
21%
21%
21%
6%
6%
"
-
19%
63/4
-
19%
*69
69%/
*68%
73
•:
<
•
6%
19%,, J93A
i03 69%
! 469
*68%." fJ3
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1
6%
19%:
1
19%
69 ,».(
69%
*68%'
90
49%
33 Va
12%
26%
800
2,300
49%
16
95
500
4,200
32%
22%
263/a
137/8
43%
50
12%
95
43
33%
33
15%
*49
50
22%
15%
'
95
1%
No par
.
2,400
13%
133/4
43
*1%
10
1,700
223/4
42%
13%
42%
1%
33
42%
1%
14
43 Va
3
41%
22
22
*1%
ibo
60
41
22%
42%
*49
162
40%
*133/4
50
*160%
223/4
13/4
IlQ
162
413/4
133/4
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
4
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph—_5
Erie &
423/4
43%
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8 50
Equitable Office Bldg
1
26% July
42%
13/4
293/4 Feb
30% Jun 27
42%
133/4
Empire District Electric Co
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
42%
43'/a
26% Feb 19
May
Apr
42%
83 %
17
Jan
42%
21%
15% Jun
94%
20%
5%
173/4
800
42%
83%
21% Jun
26
123/4
21%
10% Jun
Jan
12%
22%
17% Jan 29
2
123/4
22%
15% Apr 14
26% Dec
3
19% Jan
123/4
84%
11% Jun 20
18
123/4
22%
12
——
*12%
*22
Oct
6,500
12%
*83%
133/4 Nov
2,200
<
12%
l
31
203/4
12%
160
2.50
I
203/4
42%
4%% preferred
—100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Is
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares—
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott Co common
,
123/4
100
common
48% Jun
16
1
2
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co
5
20%
24
*14%
100
Manufacturing Co
94
20
20%
233/4
15
10
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Feb
20%
24
I_5
25% Mar 25
23% Jan
21
23%
*14%
.18
Corp
Jan
47
20%
1
10
Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern Stainless Steel
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
6%
preferred
32% Dec 30
Jun
Eagle-Plcher
73
n
r.
.n
20
.693/4
.*68%
20%
20%
6%
20%
693/4
*69%
70%
73
*68%
73
50
1
3,100
2,700
7,100
400
Number 5241... The
Volume 178
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(307)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range tor Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1952
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
6% July
Highest
3
9Va Mar
14% Mar
Jan
13
16 ft May
Eversharp
Jun
16
59% Mar
Ex-Cello
7% Dec
6
15ft Mar
11
Jan
22
13% Oct
*13
*4
May 17
65ft Dec
48
2
Jan
2
16
3ft Feb
■lft Oct 29
1ft Deo
ll
18
Jan
23% Jan 12
3
Eureka
Evans
July 13
Williams
Products
Continued—Paga 5
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 20
July 21
July 22
Par
Corp
Inc
*7%
7ft
7%
7%
7ft
7ft
7%
7%
7'/a
7ft
12 ft
*11%
12 ft
*11 ft
12 ft
*11'/a
12%
♦lift
12 %
14%
1
15
15
48 ft
49
2.50
3
3
15
15
15
ft
15 Va
15%
48 ft
43
48%
48 ft
48%
43%
*2%
v
15'ft
3
3
27ft Jan
2
28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
No par
25%
Sep
12
7ft Not
12
7ft Jan
2
10% Mar 25
29
23% Jan
11
20ft Feb
18
22% May 11
Falrchlld Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
21ft
21%
12% Jan
3
16ft Jan 29
14% Jun
5
1
15%
15%
15%
15% Jun
17
19
15%
1
16%
16%
16 ft
16%
Jan
10ft Jan
2
19ft Jon
83ft Not
5
87% Dec
3
48% Jun
24
57
Jan
29
23
25% Feb
19
34% Apr
14
12% Feb 28
16ft Dec
9
14
10
18
48ft Feb 19
60
Deo
9
6ft Deo
3
23% Oct
Jun
(
Mar
5%
preferred series B
24ft Dec
28ft Not
16
Jon
lift Dee
25ft Not
19
7
08ft Mar
60
26
106
3
100
3
Deo
47
37ft F«b 21
Feddera-Quigan Corp
Sep 25
66ft Jan
S
66 ft Mar
9
15
53 ft May
4
5ft %
4% July 24
7% Apr
1
Federal
24
Apr
40ft Apr
94
July
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
9
48% J>w
~4ft
Co
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
14
30ft Deo
4
&
Falstaff
8
5%
conv
pfd
1
common
pfd
cum
conv
Fawick
*50 ft
-27%
28
*27%
Jan
104
2
5
24%
24 ft
40%
98
97
97
100
♦97
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
6
Filtrol Corp
1
14%
6
58 ft
106 ft Jan
6
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
4ft %
preferred
100
July
9
32
96
Apr 24
100
24 ft
Sep
3
18% July 21
17ft Mar
7
24ft Dec
18
32% Mar 20
101ft Aug
21 ft Jun
Mar 25
Feb
11
24ft Feb
27
10
38 ft Mar 13
25
34% not
19
16
23ft Jan
30
13% Jun
9
17% Jan
6
19ft Apr
18
24ft Deo
31
22% Feb
11
26 ft Jun
3
Food
02ft Jan
10
98 ft Dec
11
93
99
5
38ft Oct
95ft Oct
29
56ft Jan
28
33% Jun
Jan
90ft Jan
2
Dec
Food
pfd
cum
Jun
9
Jan
27
3%%
Jun
26
96% Jan
12
3%%
15% Jun
23
23ft Jan
20
9% July 15
13 ft Apr
15
Francisco
13 ft Apr
13
10% Jun
10
14
40 ft Feb
20
13ft Dec
23
18% May 21
10
22ft Apr
4
10
87ft Aug 11
22% July
84ft Mar 20
75
May 15
2
Mar 25
Sugar
*10%
11
*10%
11
20%
21
*20%
21%
70 ft
70 ft
71%
72
71ft
15%
16%
157/a
16 ft
16%
17%
16,400
57
58
56%
57 %
56 ft
57%
3,300
"
300
2,600
72
103 '/2
*103 ft
104
45%
46
46
46%
46%
45 ft
45
11%
10%
10%
10 ft
10 ft
27%
27%
*11
27'/a
103 ft
27%
103%
104
103 ft
1,900
100
ft
900
*10 ft
10%
700
1,900
27 va
27 ft
27'ft
*96
97
96
96
*18%
18%
18%
18%
900
7ft
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24 ft
24%
11,200
No par
34 ft
34%
34 ft
34
34 ft
1,900
14%
25'ft
2,300
10
of
1
'51
10
♦96
97
*96
34 ft
15
15
25 y8
3 4'/a
25%
♦93
97
*96
34 ft
27%
23%
34%
34%
14%
96
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14 ft
25'/8
,,
25%
24%
25%
25%
2 5'/8
24%
*93
96
*93
96
*93
b6
*93
40
400
96
10
36%
37
36 ft
36%
36%
36%
100
86 ft
87
87
87
87
*86
87
86 ft
86 ft
90 ft
90 ft
90 ft
90%
91ft
91ft
♦90 ft
92 ft
*90%
92 ft
110
16'/b
16'/8
16 ft
16 Vb
16%
16%
16 ft
16ft
16%
2,100
No par
Co
9
Froedtert
♦9%
10%
10'/8
9%
9%
♦9%
10%
*9%
10
Corp
27 ft Mar 24
Fruehauf
Trailer
4%
27%
30
10%
21%
21
45%
11
27 >/8
500
98
103 '/a
45 ft
11
*9fJ
4,800
18%
Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
6
104
45 ft
98
*97
3,300
5
24%
41%
10
51% Mar 17
Jan
103 ft
41ft
97
preferred
14 ft Jan
79
58%
98
*24
18%
Franklin
30
Jan
46
16 VB
58 ft
4%
24 ft
41%
18%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
13ft Sep
9
70'/a
14%
*10%
24 ft
41 Vb
18%
preferred
18
70 ft
15
59
*97
4%
4%
5
24%
41ft
19
common
ser
convertible
89
Feb
71 ft
41
14%
100
81
l
70%
*24 ft
ft
18%
Machinery & Chem Corp
29
19
35ft May 20
76ft Jan
2
div
24ft July
19
10ft Jan
43% Jan
103
$4.20
Inc
98% not 26
114
16
17% Not 17
12
16
Jan
-
1
14ft Oct
8
4,600
10%
No par
.
Stores
15
21ft
common—No par
25 ft Jan
Jun
10%
21ft
5
preferred
Fair
10 ft
21ft
No par
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
Follansbee Steel Corp
31% Jun
10 ft
21%
10
Carpet Co
Florence Stove Co
26 ft Mar 17
9
$4
5
Stores
Fllntkote Co (The)
27 ft
7
2
18
May 20
96
1,400
40%
5
(The)
28'/8
5
24%
41
16ft Apr
National
27%
15
5%
24%
40%
75 ft Jan
19% May
27 ft Sep
5
5'/a
♦
5
new
1
Firth
28
50 ft
86 ft Jan
First
28
600
58%
8
July 23
27 ft
*49%
Mfg Co
13% Mar 17
200
27ft
*56 ft
16
46 ft
14%
50 ft
J un
8
50%
58%
56 % July 23
12
50%
*50%' 51
*49%
68
May
50%
♦56 ft.
74ft
10% Jun
*49%
14%
83ft not 20
41
2,400
50
1
2
16%
58%
3
30
16%
14%
Ferro Corp
Apr 23
16%
*56 ft
2
Dec
16%
*49%
15
13
16%
14%
Jan
47ft Deo
600
16 ft
50 ft
29% Jan
9% May 17
15%
58%
10
34ft Mar 13
*15 ft
14%
Jun
1
15%
*49%
20
101 ft Jun
15%
*56 ft
2
107
15%
25%
58%
18
12
9,200
21ft
28 ft
14%
16ft Jan
Dec~30
7%
♦21 ft
*15%
51
13% Jun
May
7%
%
50 ft
Corp
Felt & Tarrant
3,000
8
21
25 ft
*56 ft
105
13
25%
7%
21%
7%
21
♦49%
1
10% July 15
51
25%
25 ft
8
21
25 ft
8
21 ft
<50
38ft Apr
'
25%
50
Federal-Mogul Corp
2
7%
*21
50
Federated Dept Stores common
4ft%
preferred
Mar
25 ft
8%
700
A
27% May 21
5
26
1,300
3
series
ser
1953
48
Jan
8
3
4,600
48%
*48
3
3
3
1,000
15
14%
28
1
Shares
July 24
<11%
3
Exchange Buffet Corp
16% Mar 24
the Week
Friday
July 23
5
Corp
Morse
Thursday
8
Co
20ft Sep
7
Bales fw
SALE PBICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
19
1
10ft not
6% May
NEW YORK
1
*16
*9%
36%
*86
36%
36'/a
36%
11
11
11
*10%
lift
*10%
11
43 ft
43%
43 ft
43%
43%
44%
44%
45
*44%
1
Co
11
10
♦ioy4
1
common
preferred
100
23%
*77
10 ft
"■
11
6,100
220
100
11
500
45
2,800
10 ft
10 ft
*10ft
10ft
10 ft
10ft
*10%
10%
200
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
4,700
78 ft
77
77
77
77
77
78
77'ft
77 ft
1,390
6%
3,400
! ■'
30
8ft Jan
4
May 19
19% Deo
IB
6% May 15
8ft Jan
8
Oft Deo
*15
36
Apr
16
39% Sep
6
18
May 15
26ft Dec
22ft May 20
22ft Feb
5% Jun
Gabriel
28
Galr
8'/s Apr
13
Gamble-Skogmo
36 ft
Inc
1
(Robert)
Inc
10
Gamewell
10
28 ft Jan
27,
Gardner-Denver
July 21
33% Jan
20
Garrett
20% Jun
26ft Dec
15
24
Jun
0
34ft Deo
8
18
32ft Not 17
Oft Jan
22
24 ft
Co
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
31
5ft July 23
41ft Jan
22
31ft July
24ft Oct
15
33ft Jun
29
25
26ft Feb
21
31
6
5%
7ft Mar 12
Gar
37y2 Mar 12
convertible
29 J/4 Mar 24
Gaylord
16
27% Jan
General
14
98ft Jun
24
104% Feb
6
preferred
not
12
15ft Feb
27
18ft Aug 14
l/ft JtaU
I
22% Mar 17
General
Bronze
13
11% Not 28
11
Feb
8
14
Mar 25
General
70
May
0
78
Jan
74
Jan
Jon
28
142
July
1
155
Mar 24
79
10
16ft May 25
115
Jan
9
May
33
Deo
22
31ft Jun
24
18
16ft Jun
10
19% Jan
Jun
25
24ft Jan
10
45% Dec
18
31% Jun
16
14
48ft Dec
19
35ft Jun
16
48 ft Mar 24
72% Dec 31
66 % Apr
6
lift Dee 22
7ft Jan
4
Apr 18
Jan
3
90
Oft Jun
Jan
188
25 ft
25 ft
25%
25%
23%
23%
23%
23 ft
98 ft
98 ft
*98 'A
99%
99
99
99%
Feb 21
69ft Dee 18
119% Jan
11
125ft Dee
28
*94% Jan
3
100ft Deo
22
34% Aug 15
Jun
11
119
106
58
Jun
16
69% Feb
2
123 ft Jan
3
99 ft Jan
Jun
9
44% Jun
16
16% May 14
21 ft
2
Jan
24ft Aug 29
Jan
10
~8ft
Jan
9
8
3% Jun
23ft Jun
10
Deo
38
4
20ftJun
3
Dec
2
36ft Feb
21
45ft Deo
17
82
25
104ft Jan
7
Jun
25
29 ft
July
93
36
May U
10ft Jan
1
2
35% Deo
4
34% Jan
35% Jan
2
27
100
Jan
26
102ft Jan
15
2
19
7
31
Apr
89
Mario
3
0
July 13
9
80
Feb
69 ft
July 21
|
77ft Feb
18
14% not
10
33ft Jan
8
12% Jun
26
30ft Jan
9
34ft Sep
25
32ft Jan
2
Apr
7ft Sep
143 y8
143 ft
143
144 ft
*143 ft
145ft
19%
19%
*19
19%
lift
11%
99
5%
Apr
3
General
Gen
40 ft
July
31'/a Feb
Shoe
Steel
73'/a
72 ft
72 ft
*72
73 ft
32'/a
*31 ft
32 ft
*31%
32 ft
*31 ft
17%
*16%
17
*16%
16%
16%
16%
85
10
80% Jan
30
84% Deo
31
47 ft Jun
9
19
102% Jun
2
62% Jun
May
5
Jan
3
6ft Not
17
49ft July
>
8
108
Sep
10ft Jan
4
Dec
29
60
6% Jun
61
26
~8
•
-
Oct~23
6ft Jun
3ft Feb
9ft Feb
2
59%
58 ft
117%
•117ft
94 %
♦94 ft
94 ft
24
24
•23%
24
♦48
48 Vb
48 %
22%
22 «/4
1
lOo
0
No par
100
6% Jun
18
lift Mar
31ft May
39
8
13% Jan
2
Dec
22
22
137 ft Dec
Mar 28
19ft Not 10
„J
*98
99 ft
99ft
*98
*11%
lift
11%
11%
*llft
11%
20 ft
20 ft
*20%
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
44%
44%
45
45
44 ft
44%
45
45
*44
44 ft
89 ft
90
89 ft
89 ft
90
90
90
90
90
90 ft
210
40
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
6,500
28%
*28
28%
28%
29%
*29 ft
103'/a
*99
103ft
27 ft
26ft Jan
22
19% Jan
13
28
12 ft Jan
9
40y8Jan
2
2
23% Mar 25
*99
103 ft
27%
*27 ft
*80 ft
27ft
27'/a
103 ft
*99
27%
27%
27 ft
*99
21
30
2,200
600
700
103ft
27ft
27 ft
800
•97ft
98 ft
99 ft
*97 %
Brothers
Harvester
Co (The)
Brewing
&
Stock
5ft %
City
cum
(W T)
,14%
14%
14%
14%
14 ft
14%
14%
80
*79'/a
80 %
*79 ft
80ft
80 ft
80%
*80%
82
14%
*14
11%
13%
14
*13 ft
14 %
*13%
14%
300
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32%
32%
1,500
2.50
No par
1
7%
'
Green
Green
7%
32 ft
32 ft
7%
7%
7%
7%
*131
.
8
*7%
8
132
♦131
132
*7%
131
8
131
500
800
60
*131
132
131
131
13
13
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,000
F)
10
66 ft
66%
65 ft
66%
65%
66 ft
66%
66%
66%
67
6.100
48 ft
6,300
49 ft
J—No
Co
*6%
61ft
49%
47%
105%
105%
26 %
1 ft
1%
7
7%
9
_10
preferred
*28 ft
12.50
16%
100
*91
5
com
30 ft
100
Co common
*90 ft
1
12%
preferred
.-No par
Ore Prop—No par
Iron
pfd-i-—No par
Sugar
Tap Ac Die Corp—No par
35%
*6%
6%
6%
61%
7
No par
common
Stores
49
*105%
61ft
-—No par
(The)
Steel
par
4
Inc
& Co—_
Motors
105 ft
No par
I
Batteries
49%
105ft
48 ft
47%
48%
47%
No par
i
com—No par
preferred
100
Bay <fc Western RR
100
(H L) Co-Inc
t
-„_1
Greenfield
32 ft
10
(B
Western
*14
,100
preferred
conv
5,700
14%
Co
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
100
14%
98 ft
14%
79 ft
Inc
Hosiery
Union
98 ft
98 ft
Corp
common
preferred
(W R)
*97 ft
98 ft
10
0
Telegraph Co
Co
*97 ft
50
No par
common
preferred.
3%%
2
21
*99
com—2.50
20%
preference—No par
convertible
Great
73ft Jan
20%
200
5,600
Grant
39 ft Mar 17
15
300
99 ft
11 %
40
19% Mar 27
30% Jun
*98
99'/a
lift
39 ft
2
I
*98
lift
39 ft
17ft Jap
41% Jan
31
39
4
Apr
*30
39 %
Gt Northern Ry 6%
64 ft
31
39
Gt Northern
128% July 17
25
*30%
39 %
19% Mar 27
2
25
31
33%
58% Mar 25
67ft July
24%
31
99 ft
Granby Consol M S & P
28
61%
60
27'%
*27
27
27
lft
7
*28 ft
29
16%
16%
*90'/a
92 ft
106
106
106
6%
7
6%
27
27%
27 ft
900
lft
1%
12,600
7ft
7ft
1,300
lft
7 Vb
7 Vb
7 Vb
*90'/a
92 ft
500
60
1%
16%
16%
200
60
27%
1%
*28 ft
29
1,000
7
60 ft
7
7
*6%
106
*60
61
lft
1%
*105 ft
27%
28%
29
28%
16 ft
16'/a
16%
92 ft
*90 ft
92 ft
29
17
29
1,000
17%
5,200
*90 ft
92 ft
1,000
30 ft
30
30'/a
*29%
30 ft
30%
30%
92
91
91
*90%
91ft
*90%
91ft
*90 ft
91ft
10
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 ft
12%
*12%
12%
1,700
36'/a
*35%
36 ft
*35%
36 ft
*35%
36 ft
100
*35%
35%
30
30
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17 Vb
17 Vb
17 %
17ft
3,300
54ft
55 ft
54%
55 ft
54%
55%
55%
55%
54 ft
55 ft
7.000
*18
18'%
18
18%
1,100
129
129 ft
18
*128 ft
*68 y2
32
*20%
18
18 %
129 ft
129ft
18 ft
18
129 ft
129ft
70
70
32 ft
32
•68'/a
70
32 '/a
20 ft
20 ft
129ft
32 ft
32%
21
21
20 ft
12%
13
72
*68 ft
72
32
20 ft
13
•
18 ft ~
13
r
128ft
*68 ft
32ft
32-ft
20 ft
*20%
129 ft
72
32%
140
20
5.800
21
500
13
35,100
—
^%jrey hound Cor p
-
lift Jan
2
*93% Sep
4
For
.
6,100
10,400
25
31 ft
24%
39
5
Mar
3%
25%
24%
*31
38%
23
1411
3%
25
31
♦98
common
14% Jan
37
3%
3%
3%
25
1
Co
51ft Apr
Jun
3%
3%
24%
31
1
(The)
28
149
2,900
♦lift
100
23
19ft Mar
36
0
22
lOo
Corp
Dec
16% Dec
30
61% Oct 31
34ft Feb
22
1
16 ft Not
87
22 %
6,900
Grand
7
46ft Feb 27
22
12%
Granite
16% Jan
16
22 ft
300
71
Grace
5
12 ft Jun
Aug 14
600
82
Graham-Paige
1
18
49
12%
Gould-National
4
17
48%
82
Gotham
25
97% Feb
48%
*69
31ft Mar 27
98ft Jan
100
48 ft
12%
20% Jan
33% May
11
23%
48%
71
$5
4
29% July 16
*23%
pfd—No par
Common"
2% Mar 25
86 ft May 22
90ft Jun
23%
82
Goebel
Mar 19
10
♦23%
12%
Goodrich
30
99
24
♦23 ft
*80 ft
7
May 26
2
95%
*69
Gold
9ft Feb
500
*94%
12%
Goodall-Sanford
34ft Dec
21
Jan
July 10
39,900
95%
118
71
8
104% Jan
9
27ft Feb
16
58%
118%
♦94%
118
82
5
20
19
30
58%
118%
94 ft
58
12 ft
$5
20
9% Jan
59%
117%
94 ft
*69
Mar
33% Mar
3%
3%
58%
58%
117%
*80 ft
$4.50
61 % J'-iy 21
3
26ft Jun
24ft Jan
81
2
15
33
18ft Oct
*92% Sep
July
lft July
3%.
58 ft
118
12%
Glmbel
4
24
30
May 26
27% Oct 30
25
8
Apr
59
100
94 ft
Corp
Rubber
Apr
108ft Feb
110
58 ft
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
40
104
*108
69 ft
Glldden
77ft Dec
110
54 ft
r_No par
$6
Telephone
Gleaner
20
10
*107 ft
117%
22 Vb
2,300
110
•107 ft
No par
21%
3,500
120
6
No par
21ft
12%
54 ft
*118 ft
82
9
27
110
48 ft
12%
120
12%
38 ft Mar 20
16% Oct
•108
54 %
54
♦118 ft
69 ft
21 Vb Jan
85% Feb
110
12%
12%
12 ft
54
119
12%
13% July 14
8% Jan
12%
54
119
54%
119
70 ft
30 ft Jun
19
12%
93 ft
82
I
135
53%
•117 ft
*92
12ft
24
2
12 ft
12%
55 ft
93 ft
*92
*69 ft
D««
24
93 ft
*80 ft
23
30
*92
100
12
Jun
600
2,800
93%
Gillette
15
7% Jan
9%
55 ft
100
16% Mar 25
12
*9%
55'/a
preferred
81ft Jan
130ft Jun
9%
55%
Georgia-Pacific: Plywood Co
1
'«•
♦9%
55%
119
♦47ft
71ft
9%
*92
94
1
71%
71 ft
71%
55%
*9%
preferred
17
»*n
71
4 y4 ft
6
15
Not 24
110
72%
3%%
May 11
13
3ft
12 %
55 Vb
•117ft
preferred
14ft Feb
18% May 22
10
2,100
55
28%
79 ft Apr
138
122
9%
27 ft
100% Apr
122
55%
39%
Jun
123 ft
♦122
123 ft
9%
39%
18ft Jan
*122
54%
9%
*27 ft
8
8
1
No par
71'/a
73%
55 ft.
20
30
30
*91
Corp
&
123 ft
60
800
22,000
9%
General Time Corp common—No par
29
23
•122
General
Jan
96 ft Jun
123 ft
2
74 ft Apr
40
*122
55
Utilities
Casting
Tire
200
32 ft
*16%
7
General
73
*72
*31 ft
39%
34% Mar U
4,700
72
Refractories
General
23
96% Mar 16
300
lift
71%
Eqp
&
19%
11%
17ft
Utilities Corp
Realty
19'/s
11%
73 ft
1
Railway Signal com
preferred
General
9
19%
11%
32 ft
No par
General
July 13
Apr
*19%
lift
144
*31 ft
Public Service
13
145 ft
19%
11%
73
-
♦72
Advertising-No par
Public
16
*143 ft
*19 %
144
11%
400
series
$3.75
11'/a
*16%
preferred—100
General
42ft Jan
124ft May 24
3,000
100
General
99ft Oct
27
18
5,200
13%
Corp
5
18ft JUn
19
32% Oct
34%
13 ft
32%
common
Mar 20
*86
14
30
34 ft
13%
37
Motors Corp common
4 */4 %
27 ft Jun
71ft Dec 31
14ft Not
34%
13%
37
27% Mar 23
3
24% Oct
83ft Apr 22
34
13%
32 ft
Precision
25 ft Feb
July
22
79% Dec
34 ft
13 ft
33
General
51
88 ft
Dec
3
34
13%
Portland Cement Co_
20ft July 14
27
Jan
34%
13ft
37%
Outdoor
43ft Jan
29% Jan
81
34
32 ft
General
37% Jan
90
34 ft
13%
37%
General
4ft Jan
99 ft
33
5
29
1,600
99 ft
50
preferred
Preferred
500
23%
99%
13%
100
54 ft Mar 30
25ft Feb
9
1
11% Sep
3
25
July 20
4% Dec
37% Dee
3ft Feb 20
20% Jan
23
Mills
$5
25%
23%
No par
com
Instrument
General
General
4
32
25%
34
No par
preferred
3%%
convertible
14
*30%
„
5
5%
5
Jun
92
,
No par
Corp
General
14
112ft Jun
34ft Feb 20
88
Jan
*30%
32
No par
$3.50 preferred
r
*30%
1,500
37%
94% Jan
9
32
25%
33
5%
*32 ft
18
2
5%
*37
88ft Jun
Jan
5%
23%
Corp
y2 Mar 19
5%
23'/a
Co
14
5%
700
32%.
Foods
61
1,900
37%
Electric
124y2 Jan
25
25
32 ft
Finance
9
25
37 ft
General
17
24%
32%
General
22
200
24%
37 ft
General
Jun
26
37 ft
26
10% Jun
*25. ft
32 ft
May 11
52
25%
conv)—No par
cum
liy2Feb
113ft Jun
25%
25%
100
($2
56
8
23%
*30%
Dynamics Corp common—3
23
12
5%
*23
23 ft
preferred
50% Jun
lift Dee
2
5'/a
23%
26
preferred
75 '/a May 22
125ft July 28
120
Dee
8
Apr IS
80
2nd
19
60ft Dee
5
82ft Oct 20
118
5'/a
5ft
400
*23
5
9ft Jun
2
24 ft
36%
32
Corp
8
83% Deo
24%
*36 %
23 ft
Cigar Co Inc com
Preferred
24 %
25
36%
*30%
common
conv
7%
25%
2,900
*36
*25%
Corp com
1st preferred
General
25%
3,900
7%
No par
Co
86ft May 23
84ft Fbb 20
41
1
26
*25'/4
19
7%
50
1.66%
preferred
General
46% Mar 24
37ft Jan
124ft Deo
121
8
23 ft
26
Corp_2.50
Transport
4%
2
8
Amer
Baking
4%
2
129 ft Apr
$8
35 ft Mar 25
30ft Dee
8
*29
Feb
General
7
23 ft
23%
18%
7%
com—1
Corp
Investors
Cable
9ft Jun
158
General
H'/aMarlS
Jan
23 ft
23
19
100
Container
American
149
34% July 21
13
36 ft
23
*5%
com
preferred
33% July 14
13ft Dec 31
*36 Vb
35%
1
17
36 %
36%
25
Apr
7%
.
6ft
6%
13%
7%
36%
2
11
6 V'a
18 ft
7%
50
*25 ft
6
6%
18 %
7%
(The)
3
6ft
18%
7ft
5
Inc
6
13
7%
No par
Industries
6ft
18 ft
7ft
Co
July
$4.50
6ft
18
5
preferred
convertible
It
1
common
common
(The)
Corp
4ft %
Jan
22ft Jun
5
Co
Wood
Jun 27
105% Oct
(The)
Co
20% Jan
2
1
102
3
10
Apr
5% Sep
7 Vb Mar
2
Jun
7ft Jan
17
Not
96ftAor
footnotes
see
page
7
22.
87 ft Jun
1
i%
95 ft
Jun
Jan"
_4
7
i
Common
4
ft % 'preferred
The )—
3
100
12%
13
B9%
89%
88ft"
88 ft"
12%
13
89Tft'
89 ft
12 %_
--
~
■"
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89ft" "
*83'V
89%
60
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
(308)
...
Monday, July 27, 1953
'
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Highest
25
31% July
Dec
10
13'A Mar 21
7
28 V» Jan
19% J>'y 13
15
23 Va Apr
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
—1
20'4
6%
20%
6%
20%
6%
20%
6%
20
6%
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
33%
33Va
33J/s
33/4
No par
70%
46Va
33%
71
*70%
46%
71%
46%
*70%
46%
23%
23%
94% 95 .
*96% 96%
100
100
23
*94%
6% July 24
8 Va Jan
9
Guantanamo Sugar
23
6
38Va Jan
5
Gulf
28
58% Jan 25
69% Jun
9
77
Jan
5
$5
42% Jun
9
50% Mar 27
Gulf
Feb
20
38% Dec
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
46% Oct
16
97% Jan
3
103
7
90
July
98% Jan
2
106% May 20
92
Jun
Dec
16
97
33% Dec
24
33% Jan
12
Dec
9
48% Jun
4
May
105
16
preferred
Oil
25
Corp
46%
20 %
6%
33%
71%
47
Sales for
Friday
20 %
6%
20Va
6%
20'A
33%
34
33%
*70%
46%
the Week
July 24
6 Va
Shares
20%
4,700
6 3,8
1,500
34
2,700
*70%
71%
200
47'A
71%
47%
477a
15,600
23 Vs
4,500
Gulf States Utilities Co—
20
Dec
Par
30% Apr
25
105
29
Monday
July 20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)52
Lowest
LOW AND IIIGII SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
July 21
July 22
July 23
STOCKS
Previous
Common
23% July 10
22
Jun
July
103% Jan
16
105% Jan
8
$4.40
Jan
8
$4.44
23%
95%
96%
100
23
23
23%
95
*94%
95%'
96%
96%
*99
101
*94
*99
94%
96%
100
25
*35
35%
35%
*35'A
36%
*35%
36%
351/4
35%
Cementing—5
55
55
543/4
54%
54%
54%
54 3A
55 %
553/4
56
2,300
27%
dividend
2
,
100
100
100
27%
27%
27'A
271%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28 'A
3,300
16%
12%
*66
*14
102%
16%
12%
67%
14%
16%
1,000
preferred-—.
preferred
preferred-—
dividend
105
23%
23Va
No par
—
$4.20 dividend
1
24
.
86%
96%
100
„
-96
99
95
70
90
96%
99
120
H
30% Mar 26
44
Feb
55
19
36 Va Mar
5
Hackensack
56Va Feb
6
Halliburton
28 Va
"When
July 24
Water—
Oil
Well
issued"
27
17% Jan
11% May 29
68
81
Xl4
May 26
Nov
17% Sep
19
102% Jan
107
23
Jan
21
2
142
21% Oct
23
26
5% Oct 29
33
Oct
16% Jan
5
preferred
;
i—100
Hammermill Paper Co—_______2.50
Jun
8
30
7
1
11% Jan
23
Jan
32% Jan
29% May 12
93% Mar 4
100
8
14% Mar 20
8 Va Mar 12
Hanna
6%
Corp
9
Hecht,
3
31
Jun
22
34 Va Jan
22
91
Apr
20
97
17 Va
5
3.65%
17
20% Apr
74% Jan
July 16
62% Jun
10
6
126% Dec
22
113
Jun
17
126 Va Jan
9
37% May 21
42% Feb
7
39
Jun
22
7%
44% Feb
3
53 Va Apr
29
Hercules
.5%
4
9
53% Oct
15
48% Jun
22
26 Va Jan
7
24% Jan
5
31
24% Jan
7
12% M--y 29
Jan
26
65% July 21
73 Va Jan
7
14
77% Jun
91
2
May 12
9% Dec
19% Oct
5
15% Jan
22% Jan
5
9% Jan
16
11% Mar 31
20% Apr
Feb
6% Feb
19
1
15% Jun
12
26% Jun
10
28% Jan
33% Jan
2
39
36 % Jun
5
44% Oct
23
69% Feb
2
47 Va Jun
10
50% Sep 30
66% Dec
19
57
Jan
19
7
90
Jun
16
106
Jun
1
13% Jan
2
94% Jan
2
102% May
12% Oct 24
14% Nov
32% Mar 21
41% Jan
"l9
35% Jan
26
85
Dec
Apr
16 % Nov
28
19 %
18% Nov
13
82 % Apr
16% Jun
112
4
16
3
Ja
n
May
36
Apr 29
103'/2
*102 %
23%
div 2nd
pfd
6Vs
6
333A
*33
14%
141/4
14V4
14
6'A
6%
6V4
6'A
18%
$2.25
5
4%
253A
*25'A
26
*79%
81 %
*791%
81%
*79%
Bli'a
*31
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
313A
31%
93
93
93
93
23%
233A
*16%
119%
119
*40
64 Vs
8% Jun
4
Dec
>.
15
.40% Jul?
9
17%
17%
29
11
13%
6%
19% Jan
8
Hunt
Foods
5% Mar 19
Hupp
10%
*10%
11
400
13%
13%
14
1,500
67s
*6%
52%
53
53
53%
571/4
58
57
57
573A
58
92%
92
92
*91%
107 3/4
1073/4
*107%
108 3A
13%
13%
108
16%
16%
*16'A
27'A
*26'%
27
36%
36%
36'A
52%
53 Va
,
13%
33%
53'A
;
14
13%
14'%
'
107,%
1434
95
17
13% July 14
19
16
3% Jun
10
19% Jun
28
24
15
Jan
5
Motor Car
Inc
40% May 29
48% Mar 25
Idaho
23
71 % Apr
24
88% Jan
30
Illinois
Dec
19
104% July
2
113% Jan
28
(>%
Apr
17
*35% Apr
7
42% Dec
10
35
Jun
45% Feb 23
50% Apr
17
44
May
16
-
8
53
41% Mar 24
52% Aug 21
55% Oct
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
Oct
41 % Dec
81
Feb
20
41% Oct
22
21% May
11% Jan
17
i
42'A
83
82%
*91
92 %
*91
92%
*91
92%
*97%
99
*98
99
*98
99
99
'
24'/«
24 Vs
24'A
2474
24'A
9,200
661/2
67V2
67'%
68
67'A
67%
2,000
67i'A
68%
16 Va
12%
*16'A
16%
*16'A
16%
12%
12%
12%
'12%
12%
3%
33V
4
,
4
10
10
*8%
46%
46 Va
11%
11%
*13'A
1j%
13'A
3Va
3%
*3%
,
.
* 16 Va
16'%
16%
16'%
100
12%
;
12=74
12%
12%
3,300
3%
3%
500
4
10
10
85% Jun
23
131/4
47
1.900
11'%
11%
5,900
13J4
3i%
13%
13%
3%
3%
3%
21
41%
42
413/4
4134
41 %
78%
77'A
78
771/4
78%
*103'A
*102%
105
*103'A
.
42'A
77 Va
No par
151
Apr
7
54% Mar 11
19
37% Jun
10
22% July
7
Jan
28
161 % Jan
4.70%
4.42%
Illinois
3%
20%
21
21
Jan
5
129% Feb
25
6%
Co
18% May 1
88% May 19
23 % Jan
3
21% Feb
24% May 15
Interchemical
186
3 % Mar 11
28
2
29
36% Jan
22
24
246% Dec
Apr 22
29"% Oct
160 % Jan
July 14
23
23
148 Va Jun
23
172
Apr
16% Mar
4
23% Dec
17
41% Jan
14
88 % Jan ,25
2
Dec
94
Jun
10
254 Va Mar 17
16
33
Jan
5
166 Va Jan
7
4Va%
Business
Int'l
5V«
16 Va
Machines.
No par
common
No par
27%
153'A
90
Jan
8
2% Jan
2
preferred
International Mining Corp
47% Jan
5
Int'l Niekel
132% Mar 11
Preferred
9
Chemical
4%
Canada
or
14% Jan
3
10% Jan
2
12% Mar 18
Intel-national
55% Dec
26
47% Jun
10
56 Va Mar 23
International
16
93% Jun
18
30
102
Jan
7
coin
■
$4
_l()()
1
1
Packers
1
eom__No par
'
Paper
preferred
5
*22%
23'A
22%
22%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*1%
41%
*1%
2
*5.9
59%
*43%
46
*
59
*44
36% May 16
40
Aug 15
38 % Jan
7
40 % Feb
3
International
Shoe
No par
39%
46
40;.'.
Jan
26
Interiiational
Silver
25
45Va
45%/-
Jan
19
20% Jan
6
International
30
Jan
2
International
30% May 19
35
4
29% July
33% Jan
22
26
32% July
2
27
30 % Mar
18
Interstate Dept Stores
14
Interstate
Nov 13
8% Jan
2
25% Oct
16
25% May
8
22% Apr 17
26% Nov
Sep
10
Feb
35
«.7%
$1.4o
cum
27
Jun
31% Mar 16
Iuterl.Vpe Corp—;
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec
22 % Jun
26% Mar 16
Iowa
30Va Jin
Island
28% Dec
31
30
12
39% Feb
5
126% Oct 22
141% Jan
13
-
21 Va Apr
120
July
130
Feb
6
11
.$6
Power &
161/4
*29'/8
29 Va
27Va
*27
27%
9%
9%
9%
No par
Co_No par
35%
29%
35-Vs
29%
*35Vs
10
23%
23%
Co
Light Co
Creek Coal
*45
27
3.50
41% May 21
25 % Jan
16
27
common—.
preferred.
50c
l
21%
-
*33
8%
130%
10'%
10%
2.500
«
49%
50 Va
7,100
98%
*96 V4
93i%
8%
8%
3.100
8%
330
59
59
59
45
4434
4434
40%
40'A
40'A
*
45 %
45'%
40 Va
.
9.800
410
59
40%
33%
100
2
41%
131
*44
46
46
1%
41%
*130'A
85
*45
46
*33
33%
*33
100
<
1,100
400
33%
16 V,
16
16'A
15.200
*26%
27 Vs
*26%
27%
2714
2714
300
293,8
29%
*29
21.'..
*29'4
29%
27%
*27
27'%
16
,
*27
16»A
16
300
100
27%
3,300
10
21 %
9%
9%
93/4
9%
9%
353A
35%
35%
*35V2
36'A
*35%
36 Va
200
291/4
..
29V4
29%
29%
29 3s
29 3
s
29%
2974
2.700
23%
23%
23%
23%
23i%
23%
23%
23%
1,900
21%
700
213/4
*120
122
*121
10
8%
591/2
40 %
33%
*33
1
29% Jan
Power
45
'
16 V4
27Va
29%
25
Feb:29
Jan
8%
59%
*43%
40%
33%
pfd_;
9 Va Jun
11
40 Va
45
.
,
*96
9
16
*26%
29%
27'A
25
:
Telep & Teleg-No par
Utilities Corp
5
conv
8%
*33
preferred
30
10% Sep
36
Jun
971/4
61
100
Apr
9
15% July 13
*
2
41%
10%
No par
24
41 %
130'A
50 3
Salt
33
41%
130%
*96
International
3
2
2.
41%
130%
*82 1
85
97'A
7
4
*82
41 %
*96
May 29
30% Sep
*1%
800
4.800
130%
98 Va
9'A
Jan
36% July 24
340
2271,
29%
10%
64
20 % Dec
11.300
227s
50
55
8
27%
156V4
29'A
10%
29
la
1.300
240
29'%
50 Vs
20
20
27'A
156
22%
10%
20
Feb
3.200
29 Vs
49%
Jun
15
3,900
22%
.
29%
83%
*82
.
23
10%
7% Feb
24% Jan
2
-
50
41
33%.Dec
29 Vs
10%
50% Jan
common.
53a
16%
240
273V
49 %
9
54
50
5'A
240
10%
9
July 21
1,500
89
16%
50Vs
14
45
500
2434
87%
10Va
Oct
2
14'4
5%
17
155V4
41%
Jan
61 % Feb
3,200
22%
24%
89
49%
*96 '
8'A
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer coin_.No par
3.900
22'%
24 %
27%
130 3A
41%
130
130
22%
,
83%
*82
* 84%
*82
68
22
16%
39%
*13%
14
1551/4
155
1531/4
22%
238
27 3-4
39%
'
57
Oct
154
153
May 29
47
16%
2,200
89
5V4
1
238
27%
6,600
157
*88
89
238
27 3/4
42%
88
1
15
.No par
preferred_s—
16%
237V2
474
421A
*152
40
24Vs
5'A
27%
43% May 28
5%
5 Vs
237
45
10% Mar 17
51/4
16%
1,800
36'4
*4%
88
*13'%
,
200
2,200
10
157
22%
24 Va
*88
36'4
361/4
7.50
Limited
common
2 00
13%
24 Vs1
89%
50%
9%
39%
22%
13%
5V»
154
&
24'A
22%
.
16%
237
237
14
51%
*49%
*87
3.9%
*88%
28
83% Jun
23
24
22%
13 %
24
5%
16%
Int.
1% Jun
12 % Oct
89%
No par
2
17
22%
*
14
1,000
50%
*152
.
,
39%
1,100
45%
*50%
36'%
87
157
24Vs
89%
26% Mar 24
1
21
22%
7%
Minerals
87
38
10
4%
*152
39%
5,100
38
42 V3
86
2,500
79
50'%
*4%
157
39%
421/4
105
51'%
10
42'A
86
.;
40
22%
1,000
45%
4%
42
2.300
4
42'A
*43A
'
900
3%
51'%
36
36
4%
42
1374
21 Va
*49'%
10
*152
86'A
*13%
5
common
Rubber..
Harvester
41%
157
39%
1
*4%
42%
86'A
*152
-
36
36
4%
41%
No par
Inl.'l
27
5% Jan
36
*4%
39% Jan
24
/ 38% Apr
128% Apr
Apr
36
29% July 22
22% Jun
,
6
105
*
Iron
9% Oct
3
503V
9%
20
i
preferred
Ioterlake
4
42% May
97% Jan
51%
*49%
10'A
—__l()()
Corp
Intercontinental
130% Jan
137% Aug
*50 V2
50%
9%
preferred
100
Iut'l Hydros-Electric Sys class A
25
48 Vs Jan 21
1
14
5% May 20
19 Va Mar 11
26% Jun
May 15
3 % May
19
40% May
92% Jan
16
224
1
31 % Apr
16 % Jun
51%
*49%
IOV4
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Nov
*51
50%
10'A
1
15 Va Mar 13
87% July 24
51%
*49%
100
13 Va July 17
9
50 3
*51
No par
common
9
4 % Nov
8%
*46 Va
46
*46 Va
*46'A
par
*103'A
383i
*45%
50%
5
Light—No
29
7
38 Pi*
38%
50 3-4
*46 Va
.
42V4
79
79%
46
50%
46'A
3%
413/1
105
46
38'A
46%
46
137's
21
20%
38%
37%
*46'A
50
Rayon
Steel
38%
78'%
*45%
.—50
1
preferred
Inland
*37%
41%
*1031/4
105
50
Industria Elect,rica De Mex, S A____
IngcrsoU-Rnnd
105
50
—
Terminal R.R Co
Industrial
12
48
No par
common
preferred
preferred
cum
preferred
ciun. preferred
Indianapolis Power
6% Mar 16
56 Va Jan
101
Co
cum
14% Dec
18
100
*8%
46'A
11%
*13'%
,
46%
11%
11%
874
*46'A
10
46 Vs
J 09
29% Jan
9
4
8%
*8%
46
11%
'46'A*
12
30
24
*16W
11%
common
l
16
320
*32%
42%
*82%
*20%
4
3
Sep
15% Jun
900
33'%
*42'A
82 V2
*8%
cum
4.26%
40% Mar 16
19
96
42 Va
83
*32%
42%
21
Co
Co
conv
Power
4.08%
2
4% Jun
25
Illinois
7
13
40% Jun
51% Jan
33%
400
33 Vs
pfd ser A—100
RR
lioncum
5
11% Apr
34% Jun
164% Nov
80
4,500
82%
92 Va
4'A
40
14%
42
*32%
—20
Central
Jan
50% Apr
8% Jan 30
28
1,300
108
82%
.
46'A
Power C'u
Jan
1
27
64% Aug
5
96% Dec 29
23
155 % Jan
52
7% Jan
8% Jan 1 4
4% Oct 30
62
6
50
46% May 26
49% Jun 18
May 21
5
48% May 19
*47% Jan
4,100
92%
32%
*91
.
21
Hussnian Refrigerator
88% Dec
109
14 Pa
3,600
*
11% July 24
46% Dec 31
8
*107
2QO_
16%
27
36%
42
*81%
.
53
107 %
.
36%
42
82Va
92%
*4
*26'%
36i%
32'A
42
-v
16%
16%
*26'A
'
64% Jan
674
■*913A
16%
27%
100
Corp
29
37'A
No par
Ltd
17%
28%
*26%
*16'A
6.66%
Hudson
2,200
17%
29
*363/4
-12.50
Hudson Bay Min &, S111
2
80
1,900
10%
6%
1
preferred
2
81
57%
v
66%
common—100
-Jan
70
81
923/4
*91
■
1,800
65'A
'
14
13%
*6%
13 Vs
*6%
11;
*103A
13%
*6%
300
26
66 Va
18
17%
29 %
—————I
5%• lioncMin
14% Mar 11
13Vs
29
17%
29%
1
59% Feb
*25 Va
133/4
17%
29%
1
Manhattan
25'%
13Vs
66.1/2
Apr ' 7
Jan
25%
13
81
16
<&
600
200
*65'A
14
Hudson
397s
51%
*79V4
*103/4
50
3974
51%
66%
66%
Mar 11
119'%
40'A
51%
81
24
8
*119
40
50%
*79V4
23%
I
119%
3,500
*51
40
50%
*65'A
97%
Co
65 3A
65%
82%
(Del)— 4—25
Stores Corp
17%
65
80
24,v
11
*119
*17
79
23%
3% Jun
119%
30
17%
65'%
65'A
97Va
Sound
64%
25%
—100
Howard
*17
13
No par
Howe
37
13
Oil
7
*36
25%
Light & Power.!
6
37
13
preferred-,—
May
*36
26 Vs
13
Houston
17% Jan
1,300
*25%
Houston
21 Va Jan
90
2374
2374
51
21
11
93%
*23%
*50%
13
10
*93
40
'■
600
94
643A
*119
40 3/8
-
500
26
173/4
*17
641/2
26
*23%
*93
:
23%
36
17%
64%
18%,
36
*231/2
37
*36
26 Va Apr
Jun
3,200
25%
81%
103% Jan
12% Jun
18%
253A
42
100
100
Texas
5,600
18%
22
&
6'A
18%
19
4.40%
10
2,100
573/8
*32%
50
Household Finance'common—No par
_
18'A
700
14
*79%
Jun
<
6'A
6'A
800
6'A
34
*25%
Jun
79
14
141%
23%
*913/4
13%
preferred
preferred
*6
*33
600
92'A
107%
preferred
conv
18%
181/2
233A
6 Va
26
57%
No par
B
6'A
233i
34
80
102'Ai
133
52% ;
com—5
—No par
ser
233/4
6 Va
25'%
*131
6%
16%
27'A
36%
53 "
common——__3
Hondaille-Hershey
Mar 25
Co
23%
26
133
333A
6'A
*102 Vs
57%
No par
-
26
*131
133
34
6 Vs
103
100
92'A.
12.50
——
103
25%
*131
233A
i
1031%
25%
26%
133
64
July 28
8*
24% Nov
200
22
4% Dec
i
14%
96
July 31
17% Dec
3
21i
*14
11
66 %.
8
18
14 Va
23
5% Aug 11
17
12% Feb
*14
*97 %
25 % Aug
3% May 15
9% Apr 28
'$4.20
99% Jan
91
103% Dec
116 Va Mar 19
*6%
*16'A
*26%
36%
30
Electrochemical
preferred
July 17
Mar 25
23
$4.25
17
5
2,
3%%
102
Dec
Hooker
4
3
11
18 % Apr 19
58% Oct 30
2
Feb
30
Jan
13%
10
& Sons—
55% Mar 25
24
94
103
—i
preferred
64% Jan
102
93 Va Feb
80% Jun
42
1
5
Honiestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
36 Va Jail
May 16
8
(A)
conv
:57 % Feb
96
Aug
5'/a
9
3
14
14%
13Vs
66Va
79
17%
28 Va
11*
13%
10
Paper Co
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
41% Mar 10
1
49
Nov
14
*
26n
13
*65
79
17%
28 Va
10%
-5
Corp_
(Charles E)
Hollander
7% Jan .< 6
July 20
32% July
18
30
88
•
Hotels
Hinde & Dauch
17% Mar 23
29% Mar 21
7
*25%
1
preferred series A
100
2nd pfd (conv)__No par
Hires Co
4
Apr
5
Inc
cum
Ilillon
9
29
4
50
40%
*50%
64%
119%
No par
Holland Furnace Co
Mar
Oct
7
Hewitt-Robins
12% Mar 11
t26%Jan
16
20
141/4
*33
36 Va
17%
; 64%
119Va
40%
51'A
—100
22
2
13% July
18
Sep 30
22% Apr
11% Jan
67'A
23%
36 Va
*16%
No par
Hoyden Chemical Corp common
2
19
Apr 21
31% July 17
6
21
22% Nov
17
27
*23%
25
i
preferred series A
$4%
23
14
Mar 27
18% Feb
preferred
Chocolate common—No par
3 Va'/o
107% Jan
Mar
-10
common—
preferred—>
%%
14% Oct
16%
*79%
31 %
*93
i„100
Motors
Her.shey
21% Oct
18
_
Hercules Powder common
51% Jan
74
W)
non-cum
4
Apr 24
15
100
25
preferred
(G
Helme
5
;
:
(H J) Co common
Heinz
38 Va Mar 13
120% Feb 21
70
Co
common
preferred
13
*66
'
25
35% Jun
3
5
26 Va Feb
1
23% July
Jan
Co
3%%
21
2
2
*12%
67'A
26
6%
34
14%
6%
18%
25Va
81 %
31 %
93 Va
50
1
16%
13
*66
*14
24
6 Va
*33
14 %
6%
18%
25Va
16%
*12 Vs
67 Va
x23%
*23%
16%
13
67'A
133
*131
16%
*12 Vs
67%
*131
1
of
16%
16%
13
*66
*102%
10
Marx
&
America common
4%'/o
preferred
Hayes Industires'lnc
Hat
163/4
300
*12 Vs
103
26%
*26
15
com
preferred-./————i— loo
Schaffner
Hart
2
15
pfd__No par
Refrac
78% Jun
21% Mar 31
82% Dec 26
14% Jan 21
Co $4.25
13
Mar
May 20
38% Sep
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
Jan
21
,--5
com.—No par
Co
86
Nov
x78 % Mar
Printing Co
Watch
29% Jan
19
7
24% Dec
F)
conv
Hayes Mlg Corp
Hazel-Atlas Glass
May
34
29
Jan
(W
4'Zo
25% July 13
2
90
36
Hall
2
7,% May 20
2
17% Jun
30
1
18
Feb
25% Mar 17
•
6% July 21
26
16
2
145
10
5 % Jan
10
Feb
31
32% July 15
7% Jan
66% Oct 31
105% Feb
9
July
22% Jun
1
12% July
21% Apr 30
34 % Apr 26
18% Mar 13
16
4
19 Va Jun
Oct
30
131
July 29
28% May
17
Jan
36% Mar
30
Sep
Hamilton
71
6% Jan
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
80
23
May 27
25% Jun
5
139% Oct
Jan
100
18
Jun
14
13% Jun
9
34 % Aug
26% Oct 23
2
30
65
19
Feb
Jan
12% Jun
18% July 16
July 13
16
3
15% May 26
35%
21%
22
121%
*120
22
121%
*21%
*120
21%
23
121'%
*120
121'%
*
«
"v
'
J
3% Oct
20
19% Jan
2
81% Jan
5 % Jan
19
3% July 17
26% Aug 15
21% May
1
18'/a Jan 16
25
89
2
90
Feb
15
100
3
82
July
34
96
Jun
Apr
23
May
9
88% Jun
19
59 Va Jun
10
50 '/a Feb
9
21
Apr
7
62% Feb
19
78% Jun
53% Oct
30
71% Jan
7
20% Oct 22
25% Jan
21
90% Apr
38% Feb
2
83% Feb
18
33 Va Jun
82
Oct
16
31% Oct 30
9
7
5% Mar
May 12
25% Mar
Feb
39 Va Apr
101
Jan
74% Jan
60
4
9
26
1
16
2
Jacobs
(F
L) Co
1
3%
No par
*22%
1
19%
pfd—100
*82%
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
Lake
Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Johns
18
5
Jones
25
85% Mar 30
Manville
5%
9
39% Mar 17
Inc
common
&
&
Laughlin Steel
37%-
3%
334
23
22%
22'%
22'A
22 3
*19%
19%
19 34
20%
20%
21
*821/2
89%
*83
83 %
82%
83
83
83
36%
37
3674
37,
36%
37
*92'A
93
92'A
921/4
92%
92%
110
60
5974
60%
8,300
37%
92
92
59'/2
60%
54%
55
22%
Joy Manufacturing Co
•-
378
500
4
11,600
.
100
4.300
60 34
59%
60 V8
59 %
55 %
*54%
55%
*5.4%
5534
*551/2
22 Vs
22%
22 'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
84 %
34 Va
84%
84%
84%
84%
140
*34
34%
900
4.600
100
22%
84Vs
84Vs
34%
34%
34'A
341/4
10
3%
*541/0
1
com.
A
3,200
33i
*22%
1934
37Vs
60 Vs
3%
334
23
93
12%
3%
*22%
*19
38
*91%
_No par
Corp
Johnson
preferred series
1
23
■
19%
83%
100
preferred
Johnson
Mar
24 Va Jan
Co
3%
*84
*84
*24
34%
341/4
34'A
56
200
6,400
1
K
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
25% Apr
6
42% Dec
16
4 9 T'h Feb
13
43 % Jun
16
x8
26
19% Dec
10
Dec
Por
footnotes
oaee
22
4
Jun
30
30 Va Mar 12
49
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
Kaiser
5%
Alum
cum
&
Cliem
preferred
Corp
(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
1
27%
28Vs
27
27%
27
27'A
27
27
27
27'A
50
*45%
46Vs
45%
45%
*45
45 V,
45 %
45 %
45
45
10
4%
4%
*43/s
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
*4%
4%
300
400
1
Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(309)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Jftar J952
Lowest
5
30'A Dec
10
261/a Jun
16
87'A Jan
2
96
Dec
3
85
Jan
10
102'a May 21
94
July 17
106
98% Jun
18
15
Jan
1
May
31 Yz Mar 13
i
95 Yz Jan
9
4%
6
Jan
4.50%
163A Jan
2
93A Feb
28
683/4 Oct
4
19% Sep
13'a Dec
'
—
*
16
15
10
19
July
45
36% May 11
4%
Mar 17
Kansas
Power
1
13'A Jan
27
Kayser
20 Vu Jun
18
Keisey
82
25
Kennecott
July 24
Feb
28'A
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
July 23
Shares
July 24
28'/a
285/8
281/4
28'A
28'A
28'A
1,000
28'A
"87
873/4
"87
873/4
"87
873/4
"87
95'a
"94
95%
"94
96%
"94
9 6'a
96
"101
1023A
"101 Yz
1023/4
"101'a
1023/4
"101'a
102 3A
30
413A
413/4
413A
41 7/8
421A
42'A
42i/2
2,200
343/4
34
34
"33%
34%
33'A
33'a
200
4,500
102
102
,42
42'a
50
"34
34%
preferred
413/4
"34
873/4
~10
96
8.75
173/4
173/4
175/a
17%
173/4
173/4
173/4
177/s
173/4
173/4
...5
10'a
10'a
10 5/8
10 3/4
10 5/8
105/8
103A
IO'/b
IO'/b
IO'/b
1
18'A
18%
18 »A
18%
18 Ye
181/4
18
18%
I73/4
173/4
3,200
No par
& Light Co.
64%
645/B
64 7/8
64-7/4
63%
64'A
63>A
637/8
63
63'a
11,900
423/4
_
(Julius) & Co
Wheel new
.
Hayes
Copper
28%
87%
"94
No par
non-cum
63
26
HIGH
Wednesday
July 22
"87
.
Common
May 25
21
July 21
287/8
100
preferred
City Southern—
17% July 24
—
92 Yo Jan
22
10,
17»/4 Jun
—
AND
Tuesday
July 20
100
preferred
cum
Kansas
39% Jun
32'a Jun
—
„
Monday
Par
preferred—
3.80%
v
'
_
STOCK
YORK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
13
100:i/4 Mar
105
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% Jan
95
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
103JA Mar 12
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
itange for Previous
—
1,700
'
40'A Feb
-
40
71
20
20 7/e May
30
Apr
110
Mar
2
70
7
21% Jan
2
3
35'A Jun
16.
Jan
12
108
Apr
26 'a Dec
27
183/8 Jan
9
19
24
Apr
Nov
7
24
114
5
21'a Feb
42% July 13;
July
223/4 Aug
517/s Sep
1
25
,
Jan
Apr
8
Oct
27
78% Jan
355/8 Oct
23
49% Jan
21
31'A-Tun
91.
Apr
28
97% July 30
85
34
Oct
80
July
60i
8
43s/8
433/8
437/8
427/a
3
Keystone Steel & Wire Co__..No par
22'A
23'A
22s/8
22%
"223/4
23
Jan
6
Kimberly-Clark
com__..No par
"42%
42%
41
42'A
40%
41
111'a Feb
23
Jan
24% Feb
49
9
28
7.
22
Mar 17
95
8i
May 12
$5
5
5
4%
5
33'a Jun
191
357/u Jan
5
Kresge
543/4 Sep
5
50
18.
57 'A Feb
5
Kress
31'a Jan
42 'A Dec
24
28
42.% Mar
6
Kroger Co
9% Dec
23
9% Jan
7
Laclede
5% F<'l>
4
25
8% Mar 13
5 J/4 Dec
1
8
18% Oct
45-
'
20 Ye Jan
Jan
2-
23:
12
15 % Jan
8
18% Mar 18
12
48:% Jan
23
56
20% Apr
28
24% Mar 17
i
Jan
Dec
30
48% Jun
24.
64
26% Dec
8
25% Jan
12
86
July 14
8'/4 May
1
21% May i 1
9% Dec
22
7% Jun
30% Nov
26
25% Jun
14
'
21% Dec
16
16
Feb
19
-1V* Dec
«•
26-
Jun
23
10
2.% Jan
4
5
17% Jan
29
3% Dec
29
5% Feb
23
3
70% Feb
21
81% July
2
65
July
13% Dec
-
18
14
Jan
21
,
; ;
Feb
27
25
•;
Jan
23
•
337/a/
52 'A A
41%
417/s
417/8
"41%
86
34'A
343/8
337/a
53
42
413/4
87/a
8%
8%
"523/4
42
"523A
8%
5,000
70
•
53
2,900
400
i
42 7/8
2,100
87/o
2,700
5'/2
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57/2.
5%
20 "A
20%
21
211/2
21%
22'/a
22'A
23 '
"15'A
15%
"15%
15%
157/2
157/2
15%
151/2
15%
51%
"50
51%
"50
51% v
21%
"21
217/z
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21%
"49
51
"49
51
200
15%
"50
50
5
21%
___5
49'A
50
26'A
26'A
87%
87'/2
_100
"5%
57/2
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1
preferred—
30
32'A
86
33%
f
417/8
8%
8%
86
32%
86
20%
"
1
267/2
26'/a
51%
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"
700
211/a
!
26
26'A
88
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7,400
513A
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50
21%
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213/b
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261/2
26 »/2
88
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51/8
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86
86
300
200
50
257/2
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251/2
87'A
1,500
20
8'A
8%
8%
8 »/4
8'A.
8
8'A
5,100
25
26%
26%
26'A
26%
26'A
26%
!
26'A
267/4'
26
26'A,
6,600
No par
17Vb
17%'
17'/a
17%
17'A
177/4
'
17'A
17%
17'A
17i/2
6,500
Lehiglr Valley Coal
22
2
$3
50c
8
8
8
»/8
1%
l»/4~
1%
l'A
l'/8 '
l'A (
l'A
1%'
l'A
l'A
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
83/4
9
1,600
No par
3%
3%
3'A
3
3
3
3
2,400
1
66%
67%
66
1
.--common
1st preferred
nonciun 2nd- pfd
.No par
noncum
18% Mar 27
22% Mar 17
Lerner
42% Feb
4
Libbey-Owens-Ford/Glass Co
10% Apr
13
2
8%
"85
32%
20%
5
No par
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
16
87/8
200
10
6
80% Jan
8
8%
39
86
523/a
4
300
"38'A
32
'!
335/8
;
20
247/b
247/8
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley. RR
A.
7
4%'Jan
July 23
87
33'A
& Sons Co common..3
(James)
86
86
32
106
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
20
-
Rubber
"85
86
32
"86
32 '/a
87
51%
19% July 17.
7
42% Dec
1% Jan
14% Jan
86
32
"86
39
335/8
35% Jun
167/,, Mar 28
Nov .17
*33%
•'
24-
86
32'A
87
"38'A
51'A
413/4
preferred.!
3.85%
Mar 24
22% Jan
8% July 24
1% Apr
853A
32
"101
383A
34
& Tire.,
34"
85%
"86
1,500
106
25'A
51'A
—
Lee
11% Jan
383/4
1,600
41%
"24 5/a
33%
(Tlie).
Lees
10*
38%
23'A
"41
25
"51'A
Co
26
Nov
13-
Co
Co
4%%
18
383/4
Oon.solJ<lada'67«.pld_75 Pesos Mex
Lane-Wells
Feb
39 3A
7,500
"23
41
"101
.No par
(The).
3
Jan
95
<
"38 3A
43%
23
40%
106
"24'a
44
23
>
.10
...
•
9
29% Feb
1
24%
423A
431/2
No par
—
& Co
Gas
24s/b
10
Lane Bryant,common.
Mar 12
-72 % Jan
2
La
Lambert
July 24
92% May
15
88
9*
16
197/„ Jan
25% July 16
1
20% Apr
Jun
21
50
2
54% May;
i
Jun
5
19
Jan
16% Dec
JO
.
8
Jan
24
7
11% Mar
i
7 %
6
•
37'A Apr
"101
24%
100
Co
(S S)
(S II)
106
"24'A
No par
_
preferred
397/« Jail
"101
106
1
common.
_
"101
1
_
Koppers Co Inc1 common.!—.
21
Jun
100
(cum)
preferred
prior
41% Jan
50'/a Mar 25
•
preferred
conv
431/8
2.50
Co
Corp
King-Seeley
Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
93 'A Jan
:
Land
County
4'%
41% May 19
10
9
Kern
(The)
Products
5
14%
"3
67
147/B
66 'A
667/b
14%
66'A
14%
"3
3'A
14%
147/8
No par
20
—10
-
36%
20
197/B
37 Yt
1
20
197/a
197/8 r
197/8
367/8
36%.
36%
367/8
-
36%
<
143/4
20
2,000
800
143/4
197/a
'
20
36 %
t
367/8
r
66'A
66
15
147/b
-
Stores Corp
66%
8,300
363/b
5,600
9'A
6,800
1
1,300
•
7% May .1
35% Oct 28
38
61% Jun
-
r
76
4
160'A Jan
49
•
May
43
,
,
Jan
2
1.
15
*12% Apr 30
33%
i.
Nov
14
16 y2 Oct
66.
,
1
Nov
26
9
Feb
13
8% Jan
7;
Jan
29
34% Jun
10,
38% Mar 17
Life
Dec
15
74
Jan
5,
80 % Mar 11
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
173% Apr
30
155
Jun
5
9
-
74
167
Jan
2
7271, .Tan
Libby
6
<jls
McNeill
Savers
.■',7"to
Libby;
9%
9%
x9%
5
35%
35%
357/8
357/8
35%
79%
79%
80'/a
79%
58% Jun
47% Mar 16
21% Dec
26
38% May 27
19% Feb
9
27% Mar 27
Lionel
46% Mar 17
32 % Jun
10
38% Mar
3
Lion, Oil
22
17% Jun
15
21% Feb
4
Liquid Carbonic1 Corp com
64
17,
74
Jan
2
75%.Apr
14
Jun
Feb
Tulip
Cup. Corp..
160%
160>A
160 »/4
"60%
61%
"60 %
61%
41 %
41%
41
13
"18
68
"67
68
68
68
"67
28
14% Mar 25
Locw'x
23% Jan
30
31% Nov
28
No par
1
Lone
Star
Cement
Lone
15
3,900
18'A
18 'A
ll % Jan
Apr
1,600
337/4
18'/e
33'/a
18
4
26
231/2
33
18 7/b
23
33
18
18% Jan
34% Mar 19
23'A
33%
23
18
28
109
233/a
23
337A
18
26 % Mar 19
16
42
l77/8
23
10
60'A
41%
No par
Star
Gas
33 7/8
21'A
21'A
21
21'A
21'A
11%
.
21%
12
117/8
12
11%
12
I
68
*
29'A
297/2
28%
29%
10
24Ve
"108'A
Ai__No par
26'A
26'A
26>A
26>A
10
16%
167/8
16%
167/B
__100
"103%
29%
12'A
293/8
29%
21
12%
29'/2
21%
29
24'A;
69
12'A
900
2,700
100
5,600
12,200
29%
24%
2,000
24'/a
4,400
23%
24
247/8
"108'/2
109
"108'/2
26
26
26'A
261/4,
26'A
26'/a
700
16%
24'A
23 Yz
24%
"661/2
211/2
ID/a
>100
common
"23
'
21
10
Corp
Co
"67
150
60'A 1
41%
,
600
41'/2
337A
3 % "'0 /convertible
Inc
162'/a
-
60 Yz
<
23
20% A pi¬
15
400
9'A
411/2
61'A
23
1
Jun
"60%
33%
24% July
23 % Jun
162'/2
601/2
41%
15
28
7,500
1621/2
23
preferred—zlOO
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
103% Jun
162
162
33'A
2.50
11% Oct
«
793A
No par
(The)
Co..
18% Apr
f
361/2
79'A
41'A
Link Bell; Co—
Cor])
36
79%;
'
•
"1607/2
160%
5
U
25
Lily
9'A
No par
Dec
97/2!
36 >Av
80'A
9%.
>100
48%-Jun
9'/2
"35'/2
79%
35%
79'A
preferred
9%'
-
—7
coni_t_25
Corp_-_______l
16%
16%
163/4,
163A
16%
4,500
'
r
X27% Nov
5
43% i''eb
7
26
14% Jan
2
I?1/), Deb
2
15% Jun
-
,102
Jan
101
t.'S
2
July 14'
20% Aug
5
143
Jan
3
33
Jan
9
52% Feb
24 % Feb
107
35 % Mar 26
July 22
»8.% Mar 25
10
Dec
24
101
106% Nov
21
97
6
May
101% Jun 23
25 %
Dec" 18
24% Jan
158% May 24
41
% Dec
Jun
147
Jun
110
12
Jan
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
9
5.25%
29 Ye July 23
pfd series A
B preferred—
preferred series C_
5.25%
Lorillard
158 % Mar 12
>C6
(Pi
347/8 Jun
10..
41% Jan
2
Louisville Gas
20
67% Dec 30
58% Apr
20 "
677',, Jan
2
Louisville'
20
337/,, Aug
91% Jan
8
37% Oct
16
30'/i. Apr
8
997/,, July r7
92
50
387/« Apr
Jail
30
6
May 25
23
.
35% May 25
97
Jan
22
4'A%
..100
1
Nashville.—1
(M)
Steel
& Sons
"103
1037/2
104
"981/2
99»A'
"98'/a
99'A
"103'/2
1037/8
"103'A
1033/4
~10
28'%
21,900
28%
28'A
38'/a
64'A
647/s
64 '/2
647/8
40'/2
28%
"1503/4
152 ;
"•
250
3a%
39'A
39%
4,200
64%
65'
65
65 %
2,400
327/8
32%
94'A
1,600
401/2
400
32%
"32%
32%
"93
94'A
"93
94'A
"40
41
32 »/2
,
39'A
94'A
32%
"93
41
*.
40'/2
32 l/a
32%
94'A
152
152
391/2
65
291/8
281/a
28%
152
1517/8
38
32%
20
997/4
150
41
104
103'/2
38
"93
"103'A
300
1031/2
150
10
1037/2
109
"98 '/a
38
100
109
997/4
'
28
28
1517/8
109
1037/2
"98l/2
99'A
"103 7/2
104
"103 7/2
64%
Inc com..1
Co
104
37%
"150
—50
preferred series A!
Lukens
109
"108'A
109
103%.
27%
—_iu
100
"98%
"103
«Sf EI Cot(Ky)_No par
&
Lowenstein
26
45% Jan
i.100
%i/—„
common
preferred!
7%
23
"
com
series
5%
103% July 13
r
preferred.
conv
Long Island Lighting Co
14
106% Jan
5,
18
July 24
4.75
41
41
"93
401/2
M
10
Nov
14
40 'A Aug
4
128% Sep
12
Oct
Dec
135
29
7% Oct
16
30
15% Aug 13
485'
Apr
9
■7% Dec
24
6
20
Jun
127
3
28
30
80
9% Mar 13
8
10% Jan
5
8 %
Feb
8
25
39
■: Dec
-
Jail"
Apr
18
2
12% Jan
22% Apr
24
29'% Jail
28
10% July
2
52% Feb 25
4% Jan
23
July 11
.
Dec 22
57% Jan
22
31
4% May
7
17
27% July
8
Nov
85
13
Oct
7
94
Jun
9
25
8% Jun
16
Dec
19
July
Jan
July
3
5
1
Jun
16
9
8
132
M
MucAndrews
Jan
9
May
8
5
10 ?
22 /2
80'4
*8 §
8%
28
17
Madison
Square Garden
Magic Clief
Magma Copper
552
,
Mar 23
Mar
28
9
25% Jun
10
11
18% May 13
25
15
Feb
4% Apr
9
4>A%
Jun
16
88 % Mar
16
18% Mar 20
9
preferred
4'A%
preferred
2
11% Jan
14% Mar
Martin-Parry
33% Jail
2
19
Jun
22
25% Feb
Masonite
20 % Feb
18
18
July 13
20% Jan
Master
38 % Oct
49% Apr
41% Jan
Mathieson
104% Jan
30
10
July 21
5
9.5
Jan
20
$3.75
97
May
7
82% Jun
12
95
Jan
6
$3.75
cum
87
2
75
13
$3.40
cumulative
14% Jan
4
45% Jan
18
15% Mar 12
x22 % Nov
7
Feb
28
14% Oct
28
89% Dec
30
May
July
19% Dec
31
17% Jun
10
21
Mar 16
30
49 % Apr
6
52
Mar 12
Dec
19% Dec
4
26% Dec
31
45'% Nov
13
17% Mar
7
30% Feb
McCord
45% Feb
17
15% Feb
4
92
8
78% Jun
28
64
38% Feb
20
56
Dec
I
52% Jan
65
Nov
20
83% Apr
3
33% Nov
17
28
26% Jan
7
3
15% Jan
21
22% July 15
28% Feb
2
86
Aug J9
23% Mar' 8
94
12%
Nov
10
42% July
1
12 % July 14
25
Jan
1
18
Jan
71% Jan
12
Mclutyre
porcupine
38.% Jan
2
McKesson
& Rpbbins Inc
6
26% Jan
21
McLellan
12% July 16
14% Jan
22
McQuay
23% Jun
16
28
95
14
87% Jun
18.
26% Jan
2
14% May 22
Meneel
46% July 21
50% May 21
16% Jun
9
19% Jan
6
35% Jan
22
18% Jun
16
93% Dec
12
80
4
121
Jan
2
92
28
22
Nov
7
Oct
15
37% Dec
18
92% Jan
2
101
91
Jan "
Jan
91% Feb
3
14
20
33% Jan
23
25% May
4
8
94% May 12
31
Jan
30
2nd
$4.25
16%c
19%
No par
"84
95%
"94%
"25%
23%
5
32 %
16
25% Mar 30
19
397/8 Jan
9
Mesta
11
98% Jan
2
Jun
25
96
Jun
24
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred
series
3
88
Jun
12
84
July
3
6
109% Aug
99
May 21
Jan
8
26% Dec
18
21
Jun
10
81% Jan
28
55% Jun
10
28% Nov
8
28
page
22% Jun
9
Feb
2
93% Jan
13
105
Machine
3.85%
Co
29% Mar
5
Miami
Copper
——
66% Jan
2
Mid-Continent
Petroleum
10
93% Feb
4
107 % Feb 19
27 % Mar
9
3.80%
4.45%
Middle
preferred
preferred
South
22
/
series
series
series
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
—5
preferred
34'A
23
13
26 Ye
89%
26'/8
14%
Jun
Utilities
Inc.—No par
86%
95'/2
95
26%
23%
32 %
90
90
98
98
"89
91
"85
89
100'A 100'A
21%
21%
58'A
58%
25
8'A
600
26%
25%
1.
257/8
167/H
167/8
"510
525
6%
6'/2
"6
6
23'A
24%
"8
8
6%t
19
!'
,
8%
(
1,300
177/4
3,100
525
6'A*6
19
18 7/s
53%
26 7/8
17%
23
8'/8
8
121/8
"53'A
26
"510
6'A
23'/a
8'/«
.1
231/8
"6
6'A
19
*
525
"6'A
6% i
23'A
'
17'A;
17
"510
117/s
19%
12%
53'/2
26
25%
26
167/e
525
6 Yz
6 »/4
23
8'/8
400
100
500
1,400
19
19
12%
12%
"53%
12%
533/4
27,000
533/4
12
"53'A
4,200
1,000
4%
4>/2
23%
r
41/2
4'A
4%
4%
4'/2
3,810
23%
237/8
237/8
237/8
23%
237/8
2,500
"82
1"
83
"82
83
50
127/a
12%
13
137/H
13'%
133/8
14
21,800
12%
12 7/2
12%
12%
123/8
12%
12%
12%
2,700
19>A
19%
19
19'/a
19
19%
3,300
19
19 7/8
18%
18%
18 5/8
18-%
18%
18 7/2
1,900
38%
38%
38'/„
38 3/4
39
6,200
"82
83
38%
38%
38%
100
100
1
100
83
"100
100
19
19
100'A
100
100
297/8
30
30'A
30%
30%
30%
"88
89
"871/2
89
88'/a
89
88
89
88
88
"88
89
89
89
"89
90
791/2
"78
791/2
797/2
80
"79
81
18
177/b
17'A
29%
29
"78
177/8
177/8
"49
16%
16%
16%
"26
26'A
26 Yz
"43
44
"43
127/s
127/s
12%
81 »/2
64'/2
61%
61%
56'%
34%
"22%
.
<■
81%.
"80'A
817/2
30
641/4
64'A
64 %
2,100
603/4
603A
60'/2
60y2
500
57'A
343/g
23
23
"12%
26
:
87'A
13%
137/8
"46'A
17%
19%
193/4
"12'A
13
13
100
*
25'A
253A
88'A
"87%
88'A
30
27%
27'A
273/b
2,800
137/8
14
137/8
14
1,200
"46%
17%
197/«
94
600
27'/a
"«
17%
"84
2,400
227%
48
"46'A
48
26
87'/2
27
"94
900
343/s
227/e
"12%
26%
94%
56'A
343/8
22%
"87%
f
89«/2
86'/2
56%
343/8
"56 Yz
13
26
27
95
57
34'A
"22'A
46%
94'A
5,700
"80 'A
57
"84
13
"63 '/a
34%
"93'/2
127%
817/2
13%
19%-
700
13
44
64'/2
46'/a
"17
1,300
"43
"63 »/2
23'A
12%
163/4
253/4
26%
44
13'A1
50
163/8
"43
127/8
20
60
1,200
25'A
"253A
34%
26%
"49
l7'/«
160
16 3A
44
62
12%
50
26'A
57
26%
163/4
16%
62
26
88 'A
"49
50
177/8
600
3,900
"80'A
81%
"63 '/2
-
177/b
50
"49
62 %
57'A
48
17,A
19%
Jun
8%
<
12%
127/8
82'/2
17%
No par
8>/2i
"81%
65
"46%
preferred—
"8%
4%
44
"13%
No par
8%
237/2
167/8
25%
1
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd
"8 »/4
'
I3
—3%
common.
200
8%
117/8
J*%
preferred__50
Inc
Jun
Oct
5
19
20
1st
Co
86
95% May 23
■'e*
1
22
58% Oct :16
14
Jan
Inc
Co
23
"12%
26 Ye
"877/2
26%
31
97%, Jun
footnotes
1
2
20
F"*
87% Feb
Merck
Stores
"61%
34
11
105
20% Feb
25.% Jan
111
Mercantile
64
83A
53'A
12 '■*
12 m
19 %
19 %
18l89"'8
38'/8 381/2
99 A 99%
29% 29%
*88
89
*88
89
*78
79%
18
18'/8
*49 \ 50
167/8
25%
*43
12%
*817/2
140
2,000
8'A
19
23/1»
82
>2
]l(2
57
May 27
54 %: Feb
108
Jun
4
10
Co
convertible
7
23
82
807/e
8'/2
8
12/a
53/8
23
80 7/4
"8'A
6
}9%
10%
23
1
8% :
23'A
®/B
19%
12
53 /»
4
5
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scett
12.50
28% Jan
101
May
92% Jun
5%
Shoe
8
18
:
10
No par
4'A% preferred (1st series)
100
Corp
(The) common
1
9
3
No par
Co...
Melville
May
50% Mar 12
84% Jan
Co.—
Stores
Nor rig,. Mfg
28% Mar 19
21% Dec
10
Mines
common—.—
16
127/0 Feb
Publishing.:
Mead! Corp
Mar 20
10
104% Oct
—1
33% July
22% July
22
.
Electric Co.j
56% July 21
Dec
Oct
preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp. common
50c
3'/2% convertible preferred.—100
McGraw-Hill
2.
No par
3
$2.50
67% May 27
15% Apr
22
;
common
2
24
8
No par
No par
•
M'cGraw
Jail
Feb
No par
73% Mar 12
26 HI. Dec
16
pfd
—
Corp
—.5
No par
series.No par
1947
common—
Corp
5
—100
9
July
12% Oct
47
pfd
preferred
24
Nov
>
preferred
McCall
Jun
preferred
conv
Maytag Co
$3
coin
Dept. Stoves common.
21% Mar 25
71
46
Mo"
16% July 14
98% Apr
23% Jan *31
85% Jan
51
5
55% Mar
2
4.25%
32% Mar 23
1
Chemical Corp
2
Jan
42
No par
27% Jun
110% Jan
.No par
Co
98% Jun
10
1
Corp
83 Mi Jun
Jun
>100
Corp.
Electric
98
2
__50
100
...
34% Aug 11
25
»
90% Jan
79
113
5
No par
Co
10
29% Jan
90 % Jan
3
•
24 A
(conv)
prior pfd
Co coin
(Glenn L)
13% Jun
16
23 /2
1
10,800
10'A
81
1
"8'A
6 '/2
6%
>.6.25
Marshall. Field &
Martin
5
300
500
8%
26
6 A
"80%
9s/8
41'A
134'%
103/s
23
•
227/s
'
"9%
41%
"131"
"8 »/4
"510
*8%
5
807/a
81
41%
1347/a
"8'A
I
I
10'A
23'A
80%
16%
J>f/8
Exploration
Market St Ry 6%
4% Jail
25% Mar 19
,,
lO'/a
22%
"80%
8%
"41 '/a
*131
;
10 'A
10%
23
9'A
9'A
9'/a
41%
134'/2
10 7/8
8 /4
1
Shirt
Oil
*5
"131
134 Yz
227/a
8*
28
17
41%
42
"41 'A
10%
22 /«
No par
Midland. Corp common
Marine
12% Jun
34% Jun
—50
Bros—
17% May 12
10
1
Marathon Corp
Mar
52% Jun
Mandel
Marncaibo
Jan
13
58
No par
10
—
Manati Sugar Co>—„_—_±
9% Apr 15
21% Oct 28
30
No par
(The)
Mahoning CoaLRR Co
Manhattan
Mar
10
2
100
9 7/8
9 Ye
9 7/8
91/2
41
"131
(R H) Co Inc com_—No par
414% preferred series A
100
Magnuvox Co
12
41
Macy
9
16
82
preferred—J
6%
"^'/a
5
common__10
Forbes
Mack Trucks Inc.-
6
Jan
23% July 13
1
Working Co
&
Apr
97/u Jan
32
8
11% Jun
8
M
&
22% Jan
77/a Jun
^
23
87% Mar 27
8% Feb
22
24
Mar 24
13% Jan
26
57/8 July 14
17
23
6
19
Wood
Mar 20
Feb
12
45
6% July 21 '
7
8% Oct
Jun
519% July
10
11% Mar 18
8
Apr
8
16% Jun
22% Nov 14
536
July 14
Jun
10% July 13
22
28
90% Jan
Dec 19
'
41
7
17% Jan
7% Aug 25
26% Oct
9 %
23
May
31% Jan
10
30
24% Oct 22
84
157/,1 Jan
45
14'/a
47
26
1,200
60
"17'/b
'
17%
17%
17'%
500
193/4
197/B
193/8
193A
14,400
>/2
*84
94
"94
95
95
95
943A
"94
943/4
94
94
250
86 7/2
"84
86
86'A
300
253/4
"257/s
263/«
500
23%
23'A
1,800
"25'/2
26'A
257/s
26'A
25%
237/2
23'A
23%
233/a
23%
32
23 %
327/e
"317/e
321/2
32
32
91 '/2
91 '/2
"90
91
"89'A
92
"97
99%
"97
99'A
•
32
32
700
90 '/a
91
130
"97
997/2
99'/2
"97
"89
91
90
90
"90
91
"88'/2
92
"85
89
"85
89
"85
89
"85
101
"100
101
10
89
"99'%
101
"99'/2
101
"99 Yz
10
30
"21%
21 Yz
2 l'A
21'A
21'A
21
21'A
1,800
58'/2
58%
58%
587%
581/2
58 3/4
58 5/a
58 5/8
3,700
25
25%
25
25 '/8
247/8
25
25
25'/a
2,600
21 'A
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
-(310)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
39% Jan
4
131% Jun
20
46% Dec
1
41
8oo
3
132
139
Midland
7
Feb
Steel
Midwest
16 Va Jan
26
21% July 10
13
23
30% Jan
22
22
13% Feb
26
17% Nov
28
15 % Oct
23
19% Dec
19
45% Feb
14
62% Dec
3
110% Dec
Apr
Prod
Oil
39
Mar
Apr
25
105
27
42
Jan
Jun
Apr
6
94% Jun
48 % Jan
24
101% Feb
53 % Feb
106
11
11
Corp
19% Jan
2
7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Jan
$3.75
49% July
104
6
40% Mar 20
28
24% Jan
15% Jun
80
Nov
19
91% Jan
78
July 16
88
Jan
5
23% Nov
7
i30% Jan
22
July 14
26% Jan
22
32% Jan
2
39
Dec
37
Mar 12
25
16
33% Jun
17
19% Jan
23
21%
21%
20%
21'A
14
14
413%
58%
*13%
58 Va
58%
*106%
48 %
48 Va
48%
98%
16 Va
?9
99
16
80
80
22
22%
36%
36%
31 Va
80'A
79%
422
22%
36%
30%
31%
422
37'A
36%
31 %
30%
20%
21 Va
11,800
48 %
47%
*79
22 Va
*22 Va
22%
36%
*36%
37
15%
80
48%
15%
80
*79
,
1,500
3,300
108
100
*99
15%
14
59%
13%
59
*107%
100
15%
*22 Va
36%
3,900
160
1,700
50
22%
36%
31 VB
-
1,000
•
900
Oct
15
20
34% Mar 25
Mission
Corp
31%
5,100
15% Oct
22
20% Jan
22
17% Jun
9
23% Mar 25
Mission
Development Co
5
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,200
33 Vb Oct
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
10.
41% Mar 17
38%
39'A
39
39 Va
38%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
2,600
3% Oct
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
5 Va
5%
5 Va
5%
100
pfd_100
20
62%
63%
63
63%
63%
39%
39%
38%
39%
37%
26%
26%
*26%
426%
27 % Feb
% Feb
15
Apr
20
16
67% Dec
31
60% Jun
10
21% Apr 21
24% Nov 12
12% Mar 4
59% Dec
23
37% Jun
16
58% Jan
31% Jan
7
25
Jun
30
32% Mar 12
14 % Aug
8
33
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
16% Oct
20
18% Jan
4
15% Jun
9
20% Mar 23
Monarch
82% Oct
30
109% Jan
2
80% Jun
10
95% Jaw
Monsanto
50
Jan
21% Nov
8
5
17
28% Jun
30
26% Apr 16
55% Oct 22
31 % Dec
19
67% Jan
2
58
16% Jan
18% Aug
8
15% July
1
12% Jun 10
12
Nov
36
2
Aug
3
7
22% Jan
23
Mar
18
14
Feb
1
14 % Jail
10
21% July 14
25% Jun
10
July 14
44% Oct
14
31
Jun
10
Dec
31
28% Jun
9
32
25% Dec
6% Mar 12
69% Mar
1%
9
—1
——
preferred
A
series
IMissouri Pac RR 5%
23
Mohawk Carpet
20
Mills
Hosiery
Co
Chemical
28% Mar 11
18% Apr
15
Moore-McCormack
15% Apr
10
43% Jan
6
Morrell
Inc
5%
5%
5V2
63%
63%
63 Va
2,200
38%
33 Va
39%
38%
38%
5,800
26%
26%
26%
*26
26%
200
3,500
13%
13%
413%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13 Va
13%
16%
16%
16 Va
416%
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
-5
88%
89 %
89
89
88%
89
89
89%
88%
89%
5,000
5
21%
22
21%
22
,22%
6,300
Va
500
900
22 Va
21%
21%
22
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
1,300
No par
58%
58 Va
58 Va
58'A
58 Va
58%
58 Va
58%
58%
58%
6,500
12
Ward & Co
15'A
15%
15 Va
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15 %
1,900
12%
12%
Lines
21%
& Co
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
800
3
32%
33
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33 Va
2,300
Corp
(John)
Motorola
10
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29
28%
29
28%
28%
1,300
—
Products
Motor
34% Mar 18
5%
63 Va
5%
64
16%
Co
(The)
Power Co
Montgomery
31%
1.25
Utilities Co
Montana-Dakota
Montana
65% Mar 19
27
31 Va
Wo par
Inc—
Tool—
Machine
32 %
Mar 26
conv
5%
31
90
900
59%
48%
79%
800
22%
107 %
*99
157/3
Shares
22%
13%
59
48%
15%
41%
135
21%
107%
100
16
80'A
.
4
48 Va
100
16
41%
*133
the Week
22%
13%
107 Va
48
41%
21
58%
107 Va
July 24
134
*22%
13%
58%
*106 Va
107
98
No par
*41 Va
134
22%
21%
Friday
July 23
42
422 Va
Sales fee
Thursday
135
22%
14
preferred
$4
29
Oct
41%
*133
22%
106%
No par
Minneopolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota Power«& Light Co_No par
Jan
16
41%
134
22%
58
1.50
—100
preferred
Minn Mill & Mfg common
conv
41%
133%
20%
Louis Ry—No par
Minn St Paul & SS Marie—No par
62
42
133
22%
Minneapolis & St
115% Mar 31
July 22
132
100
10
PRICES
Wednesday
July 21
441%
5
common
'
107
SALE
Tuesday
July 20
P«f
1st preferred
8%
9
24% Mar 20
6
Mar
46% Jan
139
4
Oct
20
->1
July 20
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Apr
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)52
Lowest
Continoed—Pag« 8
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, July 27, 1953
23%
24
4
23%
23%
12%
22% Jun
12
27% Jan
24
24
23%
Dec
8
23
23
27% Mar 10
Mueller Brass Co—
24%
25 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
1,500
22% May
29 % Jan
25
20
July 14
26 % Mar 13
Mullins
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
2,900
11 % Jun
13% Jan
26
12
Jan
5
14
Munsingwear Inc
12%
13
13
13
13
13
13
13%
900
44% Apr
24
20
49% Dec
25
15
57% Jan
106% Oct
130
4
Apr
% May 19
50
Jan
28
18% May
42% Mar 13
21% Dec
1
18% Jun
29
24% Feb
26
Aug 23
43% Jun
17
50
Feb
25
48
24
52% Feb
4
37
Jun
10
61
Feb
1
22% Dec
1
19% July 22
60% Feb
20
100% Dec
18
31% Apr
15
36
11% Oct
3 5
16 % Jan
16% Oct
24
Dec
48
104% May 18
110% Mar
3
1
Mfg
—A
Corp
Corp.
5
Murphy Co (G C) common——— 1
4%% preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com
10
6
Nov
Wheel
Motor
6
4%
2
•
*13
47%
47%
47'A
47%
47 Va
47 Va
47%
47%
4107 %
108'A
"107 Va
108%
4107%
108'/a
107%
107%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
443
44
443
44
443
44
442
42%
*
42%
*42
42%
*42
42
23%
47'A
47%
1,000
800
1
108'A
10
19%
19%
1,600
44
43%
43%
100
42%
*43
Ho pa*
& Bros
(F E)
*12%
24
#0
preferred
Myers
23%
42
42
100
*108
N
17% May
25% Feb
Nash-Kelvlnator
20
Corp
85%
National
Acme Co
1
33%
33%
12% Jun
18
15% Jan
8
National
Airlines
1
413%
19
10
21% Mar
8
Jun
99% Jan
Nashville
2
Chatt
National
Automotive
I
2U% July Id
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
31
34% Jun
12
38
National
Biscuit Co
2
179% Jun
18
158% Jun
24
173 % Jan
5
8% Oct
21
12% Jan
28
10% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
National
Can
49% Nov
3
61 % Mar 19
51 % July 22
59% Mar 19
National
Cash
2
14% Nov
23
13% Jan
2
*10% May 15
13% Jan
7
9% Apr
24
11 % Jan
5
19% July 16
20% Jun
18
9% Jan
13% Jan
14
48% Jan
2
Mar 19
16% Jun
7%
15% Jan
2
19% Mar 27
National
Cylinder
10
62% Feb
4
National
22
4
13
16
15% Jan
8
National
30
34% Jan
2
17% Jun
16
23 % Jan
0
National
16
110% Jan
24
87% Jun
26
99% Jan
9
18% Jan
2
Jan
17
25% May
165
136
17% Jan
23'% July
98% Oct
7
8
1
Jan
33
Jan
29
20
Feb
177
Jun
18
15
7 % Dec
24
30% Oct
23
30% Jan
9
147% Apr 24
9% Jan 31
40% Jan
34 %
Sep
53
26
22
43
May
1
25% Jan 30
27% Oct 22
Jan
2
31% Nov
24
85'/a Jan
91
15
19% Feb
101
23
Jan
2
3% Oct
11
35
May 20
27% July 7
109% July 31
23
Nov
14
5% Sep
16
11% Jan
13% Dec
16
104 % Jan
20
July 13
87% July 9
29% Apr 24
155 % Jun
3
132
Apr
15
Feb
7
32
9
July 21
July 14
20
42% Jun
87% Apr
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
21
9
20
3
13% Jan
9
.16% Apr
8
4
21
105
106
Nehi
16 Va
3,500
♦lO'/a
10%
2,800
19%
19%
19%
10%
10%
19%
19%
*19%
93% Apr
New
40
Jan
16
16% Jan
29
Jan
7
66
Jun
11
72% Mar 23
36% Nov
24
27
Jun
10
34
18% Jun
10
23% Mar 17
20% Apr
6
25% Jan
30
38% July 14
48% Jan
9
56
16
16
16 Va
4,300
60
59%
60 Va
4,300
13%
18
89
20
20%
20
90
89%
91
4136
4
28%
•
28%
100
4112 %
1
6 %
1
Fibre Co
410%
4
No par
5ye
18%
18%
90
90
20
20
20
20 Va
20
20%
89%
91
91
91
89%
91
4
19
18%
*90
91
2,700
21,200
600
5,300
40
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
9,200
162%
162 %
162%
162 %
*162%
163
120
137%
137
137
*137
138
4
30
8%
8%
32%
32%
88%
88%
88%
*88%
28%
28%
114
6%
1,000
28%
30
44%
26%
6%
1,700
32%
27%
26%
28%
8%
32 Va
28 %
26 %
*112
*8%
32%
44%
27
28%
8%
32%
27%
44%
27%
114
8%
32 %
4
%
27%
4
114
6%
6%
4
30
4
28'/a
30
44%
44%
44%
44%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
26%
27
88%
88%
88%
'
28%
114
28%
27
27
28%
800
3,700
70
28%
28%
114%
2,400
114%
300
6%
22,000
6%
7
410%
10%
10%
10%
11
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
6%
11
10%
<
3,700
88%
*87%
114
114
7
1
11
11
10
8%
*
30
28%
44
♦136
137%
8%
32
44%
88%
18%
89%
163
4136
27%
26%
13%
13%
18%
89%
32%
137%
44%
13%
13%
13%
18%
90%
%
162 %
33%
162%:.
27%
10
No par
13%
20%
90
32%
Inc
13%
13%
18%
89 %
No par
Inc
1,200
700
11%
11%
411%
11%
11%
11%
411%
11%
*11 %
11%
200
1
common
414%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
415%
15%
15'/a
15%
300
100
preferred
*105
106 ;v
"105
106
105
105
*105
;
106
*105
106
50
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,000
NO par
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33%
*33%
34%
700
preferred
490
—.100
13%
England
4%%
16
59%
18
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4* pfd-100
Newniont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
20
11% Jun
16%
59%
13%
*86
New
0
15%
59%
162%
Inc
3%%
2
14% Mar 30
16%
60%
4
Nesco
92% Jan
16%
59%
1
Bros
4%%
16%
60
89%
100
1
Co
800
16%
60
5
Newberry Co (J J) common
0
75
preferred
40%
4
91
90
13%
91
13%
88%
40
41
*90
12%
86
4
88%
40%
13%
*86
40%
412%
13
12%
*12%
468
100
69%
468
69%
4
12%
91
4
13%
88%
13%
41
12%
91
90
40%
69'
42
12%
69
11,800
89%
41%
13
412%
69%
13%
13%
*87
41%
68
91
*90%
•
13%
89%
487
12%
*68
70
8,200
24
Apr
9
Oct
108
10
May
14% Feb
15
Oct
3
Dec
5
14% May
300
60
Apr
9
9
82
Jun
400
24 % Dec
28%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
3,500
York
5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19 V.
19%
1,200
New
York Central
-No par
24%
25
25
25%
25
25%
25
25'A
24%
25%
103,900
York
20
38%
39%
38 Va
39
38%
38%
39
39'A
38%
38%
6,200
preferred series A
100
York City Omnibus Corp.No par
105 Va
70
Jan
10
6%
New
20
2
63 >/a Nov
25
13% Dec
22
18% Jan
2
New
Jan
8
N
Y
Feb
18
N
Y New Haven & Hartford Co-100
54
9
Jun
16
65% Feb
8
15l/8Jan
7
21% Apr
$5
8
8
32% Jun
10
3
80% Jun
11
92
Jun
6
24% Jun
28
80% Jan
12
87% Jan
8
93% Jan
7
15
Jan
8
Apr 23
43 % JUn
9
20% Jan
26
53 % Jan
30
26% Apr 16
22% Jun
12
26
16
25
19
19
23% Mar 24
North
American
20% Mar 19
North
American
Northern
Nov
12
79
Jun
22
86% Jan
2
87
Jun
29
24
98% Jun
14% Sep
3
8% Apr
26
1
52 %
8
Sep
Dec
16
8% July 13
17
Jun
Apr
28
17% Dec
8
16
75% Jan
Apr
17
89% Dec
19
83
July
5
47
% Dec 30
94% Mar 2g
2
13% Dec
16
Jan
2
90 % Dec
I
Jan
.
5
35% Jun
65 %
23
6
19
July 14
Jan
Jan
110
102
15
16
19
8
25?4j Jan
31
19% Jun
18% July 18
27% Jan
28
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
13
Northwest Airlines Inc
10
24% Jan
13
20% July 24
25% Apr
9
S
Ohio
10
94% Jun
12
83
12
100
Jun
May 18
97% Jun
19'A Dec
9_
Oct
17% Jun
0
Dec
27
12
108% Jun
For footnotes
see
page
2
12
49% Jun
10
23% Jun
39% Feb
106
common
preferred
3.90%
25
4.56%
4.44%
9
10
28
Jun
19
18% Jan
6
29
14% Feb
2
80% Jun
16
95% JRP
1
Mar 23
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
4%
Co
Gas
&
33
86 Va
*84
86 Va
84
84
25%
26 Va
25%
26 Va
26
26, Va
76 %
78%
*76%
78%
*76 Va
78%
*76%
78%
*81%
82%
88'A
88'A
180
8%
8%
1,600
17%
1,600
4
33
33
•
482
84
81%
81 Va
*81 Va
82%
89
89
89
89
*88%
90
17%
8%
8%
8%
17 Va
17
*17
8%
17%
8%
17
8%
:
17
33'A
17
*
45%
44 Va
44%
44%
44%
24
23%
24
*23%
24'A
*23%
24%
23%
24
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
83%
83%
83 Va
83%
83%
*83%
85
36%
36%
36%
37
35%
36%
66%
66%
66 %
66%
66%
:67%
10
4
12%
.
4
4
12%
12%
12%
4
44%
12%
84
85
*104
105
104%
92%
94
*92%
4
92%
94
12%
13
12%
11
11%
11
11
20 %
20%
20%
85
12%
21 %
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
4
12%
410%
44%.I
84
12%
67
12%
I
36%
36%
'
36
68
12%
85%
*84%
85'A
*103%
104%
94
44%
06%
104%
1
300
6,100
300
10,600
9,900
180
36%
3,900
67%
19,500
13
II,700
84%
140
.
12%
84%
50
•103%
104%
60
*92%
94
*92%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
3,700
11
11%
11%
11%
1,500
20%
20
11 Va
20 V,
2,500
21
20%
20%
600
20 Va
20'A
*20%
21 Va
*20%
20
85
*84
-44%
1,800
15,700
94
1
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
4,100
97
97
97 Va
97%
97
97
*97%
983/«
90
87%
87%
86%
87%
*86
87%
*86%
87%
87%
87%
ion
*101%
102%
102
*102
103%
103'A
103%
*102%
103 3A
100
4100 %
101 Va.
*97
No par
55%
56 Va
10
25 Va
25 Va
20
*17%
17%
11%
11%
11%
11%
82%
82%
82%
82%
,
.
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Elec
_
Co
com
Oliver Corp common
4 ¥2%
33%
84
26 %
37
„
—
preferred
33%
86%
100
preferred
Mar
56% July 23
I,400
12
preferred
104
1,100
19'A
100
preferred
106% Feb
59%
19
33%
8%
2.50
common
4.40%
11% Jun
—17
Edison Co
2
27
59%
19
83 Va
25
Jan
59%
18%
44%
1
nreferred
93% Jan
59%
19
10
Norwich Pharmacol Co
34% Jun
59%
23'A
100
14% Jan
"16
15,400
18%
SO
Pacific Ry
Northrop Aircraft Inc
22
13
2
Northern States Pwr Co <lftnn)— Common
a
4 6%
27%
1
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern
9
27%
100
2
8
Jan
28
83 Va
91
8%
17V*
..
—25
25
Central Ry Co
46% Jan
101
86
2,900
495
27%
10
18% Mar 17
106% Aug 12
94% Apr 10
17% Mar 13
—
Norfolk
10
485
*400
86%
495
1,900
69
26
84
10% Jun
91
Nopco
66
33%
4
105
12% Jun
16
489
1
84
7
27% Dec
82
100
Corp
Chemical Co
4104
31
2
100
preferred
Electric
100
19
22
4
preferred
3.90%
•
*59
17'A
27%
78'A
100
89% Jun
Apr'Io
76%
3.60%
Noma
27 Va
107
16%
4
4
$4.80 preferred
$4.10 preferred
25
60%
4
$3.60 preferred
Nov
6
26%
Mar 12
18
50 Va Oct
84 Va
26
109
100% Jun
7
33'/a
84%
Mar 19
7
106% Nov
33
100
14% Mar 12
16% Jan
104% May 15
18%
87
Nov
39% Dec
59
18%
16
15% Jan
8
58%
19 Va
24
9
2
59'A
19 Va
Pwr
84
Jan
59
Apr
11% Sep
14
485
®400
28
11% Jun
30
Jan
85
495
27'A
78
11% Apr
88'A Jan
85
*400
Corp comJNopar
preferred
100
3.40%
-
10% Jan
82
105
3
85
27%
16%
69
66
495
Aviation
87
92
69
107
106 Va
16%.
4
484
Co
2
66
106%
16%
*430
26%
Electric & Gas Corp—
No par
2
Apr
69
106%
85
i
1
28% Feb
75
66
16%
495
preferred
Niagara Mhk
69
106
4
484
100
10
May 21
7
state
$3.75
16%
Corp—
22
85
Feb
Y
Common
105%
16%
4
5430
series A
Jan
2
59
!'
105'/a
16%
50
Co
York Shipbuilding
Participating stock
37% Mar 23
Apr
28
35% Mar
RR
Preferred 5%
N
35% Sep
94
Aug *;8j
19% Jan
2
Harlem
66
106
No par
preferred
non-cum
&
New
26% Apr
16%
4
No par
common
Feb
2
25;
Dock
34
2
2
York
92
16
28
Louis Co—
520
Jan
46% Jan
St
&
5
85% Jan
18% Oct
Chic
16
May
24% Jau
Jan
Brake
19% Jun
23
46% Jan
Jan
Air
Common
1
17% July 13
Mar 24
673
27%
109% Mar 10
1
1
New
30
10
66
94% Feb
2
13
101% Jun
17% May 26
73
Jan
Newport, News Ship & Dry Dock
isew
14% Apr
Jan
15%
10%
19%
Corp
Neisner
Mar 29
Feb
1
49% Dec
33 Va Jan
16
10%
Corp
38
4
20
100
15%
10%
15%
10 %
20
common—0
15% May 15
56% July
22
Sep
15%
20
common
13% Feb
Oct
Jan
Co
10
22% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
94
15%
preferred
10% Jun
7% Mar
20%. Feb
9
<
conv
11
July 21
15
15%
10%
19%
1
Co
18
100% Jan
*
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4.20%
Vulcanized
34% Fel)
t
National
Theatres
30
82
16
10%
100
National
11
76
16
1
preferred
National
Jun
*29
29% May 20
116% May 20
% %
Na torn as
85
350
4
1
85% Jun
86
3,200
4
0
12% Jun
52
3,200
Supply (The) Pa com—10
12
14 % Sep
13
11%
53%
4
7% Apr
98% Mar 20
30
11%
52 Va
Corp
12% Jan
8
18% Nov
11%
52%
8%
2
29
17
13
90
11%
Shares Corp
National
900
51%
32%
Ref
164
164
11%
48%
Steel
165
51%
32%
National
National Sugar
*164
1,200
4,500
11%
Steel Cast-No par
&
164
35%
51%
1
National
8
Jan
Malleable
164
20%
35 Va
11%
100
9
27
31 % Dec
11% 1.11%
165
20%
35%
52%
1951
Service
30
Jan
Apr
89
Linen
5% Jun
Jan
97
Natl
4 % Jan
10% Apr
July 22
164%
common
10% Jun
31% Jun
66
164 %
500
20
20
21
60
400
13%
13%
20
20
25,700
51%
A
3
11
2
164%
100
Co
4
8% Mar
30
30
35%
86
411%
preferred B
National
9
22
Jan
8
32% Jan
Lead
preferred
6%
9
8"% Jun
37% Mar 19
31% Jan
13% Sep
43% Jan
Jan
144% Jan
9
105% Sep
% Oct 20
11% Oct 16
*20%
35 %
No par
7%
12
7
12
20%
20%
35%
10
5
preferred
National
9
30% Jan
3
45
Jan
52% Jan
23
84
20%
20%
4
19%
34%
52 Ye
Gypsum Co common
$4.50
33% May 27
172
9
9% Jan
4
20%
20%
21
19%
*85
*34
—1
Prod
pl'd series of
National
8
27% July 10
25% Jun 10
35% Dec
90 % Jan
93% Jan
13%
35%
4
22% May 28
*13%
21
Stores
Department
Distillers
4%%
13%
20%
Co
Gas
18
Jan
6% Oct 22
10% Feb
1
10
3
Apr
Jun
13%
35%
Dairy Products
Sep
13%
413%
14
25
56% Jun
19% Oct
33%
52
Inc
1
97
91
Lines
18% Mar 27
13% Dec
19%
85%
33%
20%
preferred
60
Dec
19%
85%
33%
No par
Register
City
19%
84 %
33%
35%
20%
*20
5
Corp
conv
19%
84%
35%
Inc—1
common
National Container Co common
$1.25
20
34
10
Fibres
Corp
preferred A
National
23
4
100
10
B
Dec
35 % Dec
23 %
Loula
& St
85
33%
85%
36% Mar 25
4
20% Jan
100
11
23
Apr 23
19%
85
20%
24
31 % Feb
29% Apr
161 % Jan
19
20
0
81% Apr
1
Aug
convertible preferred——100
102
98%
56
55%
*17%
r
17%
100
56
I
'
56 VB
25 VB
25 VB
25 %
,
100
36%
36%
98
98
*100
101%
100
56 VB
56'A
56
56 %
25%
25%
100
60
30
110
11,100
2 5'A
25%
25%
17Va
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,100
*82%
83'/a
82%
82 3A
82'A
82%
200
22
1
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5241... The
Volume 178
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I
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
D
Highest
9% Mar
10% Jan
4
Par
12
13% Aug 28
Feb
19
41% Dec
23
38% Jun
10
45% Mar 20
Otis
30
Dec
23
28
Feb
20
33% Feb
17
Outboard
83
Jan
11
81
May
Jan
6
52
Jun
11
38% Jun
16
47% Jan
6
Owens-Corning
69% Sep 16
85% Jan
23
69% Jun
16
Feb
2
19
41 y. Apr
24
84
1
18% Jan
30
17% Jan
14
11% Jun
18
31
97% Jan
24
81
30
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
25% Mar 22
38% Dec
31
37
Oct
28
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
1st
47
Jun
16
57% Mar
2nd
63
Mar 1T»'
61
Jun
48
July 16
10»/»
10
10
10
10%
40%
40%
41%
41
41%
41
31 y2
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
♦81 y4
84
82
82 %
Dec
25% Jan
2
30% Dec
2
25% Jun
16
80 % Fab
32% Jun
12
39% Dec
9
34% Jun
10
40
49
Mar 18
24
Jan
Pacific
Pacific
Lighting
30
Mar 17
Pacific
Mills
Pacific
Telep & Teleg com
10
16
2
129 y2 Jun
25
142% Jan
22
8% Jan
28
6%
Jun
15
26% Mar 15
22% Feb
20
9% Nov
7
8% Apr
16
9% Jan
8
5% Dec
12
4% July 24
6% Jan
19
11% Feb
26
8% Nov
6
21
5% Jan
2
17% Oct
16
8% Jan
7
4% Apr
30
Oct
16
12
Jan
2
33% Jan
10
41
Apr
12
33
Mar
2
52% May 25
83% Dec
29
65
July 23
88% Mar 25
9
69% Jan
9
100% Jun
13
17
9% Jan
14
6% Nov
34% Jan
41% Oct
30
Feb
58
Oct
16
38
15
30 y2 Jun
30
44% Jan
7
26
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
2
8% Jan
5
15
24
6% Nov
8% Apr
18% Jan
6% July
28
2
35% Nov
17
34
Jan
5
37% May
19
14% Aug
7
33
Dec
22
31% Jan
25% Oct
28
29% Jan
5
27
Jun
4
108% Feb
11
101
Jun
105
Jan
26% Feb
8
34% Apr
30
Jan
9
Aug
5
18
34
145
14
6
27
Jan
30
19 Vi Apr
23
39
7
100
19% Oct
22
23% Jan
22
19% Jan
16% Dec
33
May
29
Apr
31
July 22
43% Feb
5
33% Dec
15
99% Jun
17
Jan
*103% Jan
108 % Mar
8
32% Jan
16
24
Jun
1
24
86
Jun
24
96% Jun
4
104
July
99
Jan
Feb
108
10
7
Electric
4.4%
26
105% July
6
20% Feb
8
11% July 24
18% Jan
2
12
28% July 22
36 % Jan
5
90
Apr
42% May 15
52
Dec
8
May
80
12
3
93% Jan
101
12
95% Feb
13
91
28
12
1
Dec
31
18% Jan
98
Dec
17
92% Jun
1
30
52 Vb Jun
14
87 % Jan
55
Mar 13
Jan
23
5
101
16
98
Jan
29
20
9% Dec
23
12
Jan
4
10 y2 Jan
12
19
39
Mar
5
33% Jun
12
37% Jan
14
102% Apr
8
95
July 22
Jan
2
% Dec
24
19
Jan
5
83% Jun
Jan
4
15% Apr
29
19
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
Nov
14
110% Jan
21
24% Oct
1
37% Jan
29
21% Jun
85
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
86% July 23
91
Oct
1
106% Jan
28
86% Jun
9
46
May
Nov
26
17% Jan
14
110
1
62
46
Jun
May 18
101
6
106% May 22
10
9
94
13% July 23
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59% Feb
21
156
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
158
Jun
30
151
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153'/4 Jun
11
165
Feb
6
12
47% Jun
16
56% Dec
58% Mar'16
8
Oct
27
10% Jan
21
7% Jun
16
9% Feb
17
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
17 % Jun
9
21% Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
16
73% Feb
27
23
75
68
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
69
Jun
18
Jan
31
25 Va Apr
17
25% Dec 23
145
Aug 27
34 y4 July
12% Feb
9
14
21% Jun
16
146
Jan
9
23
Jun
19
94
20% Apr
129
July 24
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
150
Apr
27
31 y2 Jan
2
Jun
2
46 y2 Feb
3
17% Jan
29
13
36
19
Jan
22
19% Mar 23
18V2 Dec
4
Jun
8
9y4Oct
16
13% Jan
18
9% Jun
16
11% May
7
31% Sep
9
35% Dec
15
34 >/4 Jan
8
39
7
62% May
8
69% Dec
11
59% July
1
68 % Jan
15
11% Oct
8
17"% Jan
22
80
May 13
12% Jun
16
15% Jan
20
2
80% Apr
23
82% Jan
5
26% Jun
5
10
29% Jun
18
26% May
1
8
34% Dec
May 16
73
Jun
23
11
22
Jun
3
81
Jan
2
87
25
Sep
8
26 % Dec
2
24% Jan
2
92% Jan
2
May
26
28% Apr
24% Jan
16
86 y4 Jan
3114 Nov
27% Nov
18
27% Aug
6
103% Nov 20
24% Jun
22
24% Jun
9
Jun
4
92
33
Mar 11
36% Feb
83% Feb
4
2
Jan
5
27% Jan
20
27% Feb
24
Jan
6
26
102
21
101 Vb Jun
18
109 y2 Jan
39% Mar 20
43% Jan
11
38% Jun
30
43% Jan
6
20
56% Oct
69 y4 Jan
23
47 y4 Jun
9
64% Jan
2
Jun
2
109% Mar
4
253A Jun
26
30% Mar
9
131% Jun
17
146% Feb
2
22% July 21
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
6
102% Jan
3
16
106% Aug 11
25% Apr
17
109
110
Nov
Apr 28
35'A Jan
4
138% Jan
3
24 Ya Dec
15
23yiJan
2
29% Nov 25
72
Jun
18
277/a Feb
5
148
Jan
9
81 y2 Dec
8
3% Nov
14
47/a Oct
9
3% Jun
18
4y4 Jan
11
88% Jan
2
40 3% Mar
5
97y2 July 18
48
Aug 29
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34
34%
34%
*34V4
35'A
34%
34%
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
71/2
7%
7%
1,600
5%
5%
9,500
103
22% Jun
10
Jun
18
3% Jun
15
68
3% Jan
2
Feb
26
86
38% July 22
Jan
2
4% JaD
6
4% Apr
I
79
93
May 26
47% Mar 29
5 % %
Public Serv
5
1,900
4.32%
Serv
class
600
16%
16%
35
35
35
35
*35
35%
35
35%
800
69
68%
69'A
69
693/4
69%
69%
3,900
13%
13
13
12%
32%
32%
33%
33%
69'A
69%
1,100
2,000
12%
13
34 '/a
34%
*28
29 >%
*28
29%
28%
28V2
*28
28'%
105%
*105
105%
*105
105%
105%
'105
105%
*105
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
333/a
33%
21%
21
21 Vb
20%
21 Va
21%
213%
42
41%
42
*29%
130%
*36%
13%
129
130%
36%
37
37
13 %
13 Va
13%
13%
133/4
*39
40%
*39
40%
*39
40%
'101
102 %
*101
102%
*101
20%
*19%
18
17%
17%
*17%
28
28 %
27%
27%
98%
99
98
99
31%
32 %
31%
31%
30%
22%
30%
22%
104
104
89
89
*101
105%
30%
22'A
20%
17%
Va
27%
27
*98
30%
22%
20 Va
20 Va
17%
20'/a
1,000
19%
17%
700
27%
27%
20
17%
17%
27%
12,400
102%
*101
20%
17%
27%
5,900
98'%
*98
98'%
*98
99
700
41
*40
102'%
300
>
13%'
13%
41
*40
102%
♦19%
37%
100
130%
37
*101
1,200
*129%
*36'A
130'A
37
100
5
27,000
42%
30'%
*30
30
30
30 y2
129
42%
42%
42
42%
*41%
30%
*29%
*129
10
9,500
21%
21%
30%
100
33%
33
>29%
9
1
100
12.50
12%
33%
12%
12%
34
29%
33%
280
16,600
31 %
31
30 %
*22%
31%
32 Vb
31%
32
30%
30 Va
30%
30'A
30%
2,800
22%
1,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
70
105
*104
*86%
*104
105
104
104
104
92
*88
90
90
90
*89
90
102%
101
101
105
104%
104%
190
11%
8,800
102 %
*101
102%
*101
105%
*105
105%
105
*101
102%
105
105
104%
Co
3%%
113/4
200
10
51%
96
51%
517/a
*95
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
28%
29
29
29%
29Va
29'A
84%
83%
83'%
85
85
52'A
51%
52
51%
51%
27,300
96
95 y2
95%
100
*83
96
51%
*95
'
96
*95
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93%
95
'93%
95
*93%
25%
*24
25%
*24
25%
*24
25 %
*24
4,600
280
95
*24
25%
*933/4
55
*12
34%
*95
20'A
963A
55%
14
34%
96%
20%
*22
22%
*86%
88
*88
49%
13%
*158
*157%
95
54%
55%
14
34%
20%
34%
20%
55 VA
55
12 Va
*12
34
34 Va
95
95
*20'A
22%
22
*86%
*86 %
88
88
49%
49%-
49%
*13'/a
22
*86%
88
13%
483/4
13%
23 VB
24
24%
*85
3,500
10
86%
88
86%
86 %
88
88
88
*87%
89
48%
48%
48%
*48'A
48%
,2,100
13%
900
13 Va
13'A
13'A
13%
*158
161
161
*158
162
*157%
162
*159
163
49
48%
49
200
10
161
162
7%
7%
7%
73/4
18%
18
18
*18
70
70
70
70
70
23 %
—
24%
*69 Va
23%
23%
147%
23%
*693/a
70
:
—
12
*11%
233/a
—
12
161
7%
7%
*11%
27%
7%
3,100
1,500
18 'A
1,700
18 Va
18 Va
70
69%
70
693A
*69 %
70
69 %
69%
100
23%
23%
23»/2
23
23%
1,600
11%
400
17%
>147%
,
11%
*23%
23%
*23
11%
12
11%
94
27%
28 Vb
*37 %
*38
38%
*38
38%
*38 Va
38 %
15%
15%
15'A
15%
*15'A
15%
17 vb
17 Vb
17 Vb
17'/a
28
23%
95
27%
28
28
38 Va
120
*147%
—
—
23%
28%
,10%
—
7%
7%
28 vb
10
—
48%
*69%
18%
—
23%
—.
48 %
70
*147%
23%
.
*11%
2,900
*158%
7%
23
70
20%
24'A
*20 %
162
48%
*23%
•
1,100
♦105
161
49%
*147%
35
95
95
95
20%
*105
23%
343/4
34%
10
9,800
14
158
43%
*69
95
*20'A
21
55
95%
55%
*93%
*12
14
157%
48%
17%
34%
9534
55%
161
48 %
*69%
-
*105
89 %
13%
95%
54%
*12
96%
*95
*93%
*93%
95
*12
*105
*105
Co
RKO Theatres Corp
83
51
i
27%
*38'/4-
700
150
1,900
38%
*15%
15%
15%
17
17%
17
17%
17
10
10 %
10
10 Va
10%
15'%
400
17 Va
2,500
10%
5,400
10%
10 Vb
37
37
*36%
373/'a
*36%
37%
*36%
371%
37
37
62%
62%
X61 %
62
61%
6134
61%
62'A
62
62%
3,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,700
80%
80%
*80'A
28'A
28%
28%
2 8 3/8
31%
31%
31%
*80
100
25
Raybestos-Manhattan
29%
83
*95
1
1
1
pfd—100
No par
29%
83%
11%
1
America com—No par
preferred
No par
11%
29'%
83
B
Power
11%
'29
Co of Indiana—No par
Purina
5
5
5
5
16%
*16%
20%
100
5
5
Pictures Corp„
Ralston
53/4
5'A
5%
4%
500
*16%
105%
El & Gas com
1st
5%
5
4,400
16'A
16%
*28
l
Radio Corp of
$3.50
6
'
29
*28
29
*28
29
13
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
8
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.-10
RKO
*28
32%
No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.70% cum preferred
100
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure OH (The) common
No par
5% conv preferred
100
Pub
29
16'/4
68%
—100
preferred
preferred
3% %
26%
16%
35
No par
—
Electric
Potomac
26%
*28
5
5
'34%
1
—No par
10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
1
4 % % conv prelerred series A—50
Procter &
Gamble
No par
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colo
10
& Co
Poor
7%
5%
6
5
16%
Pond Creek Pocahontas
10
55 V4 Feb
22
7
34
353/a
*7%
.-No par
50
common
14% Jun
24
14% Jan
(The)
2
15
5,800
33%
& West Virginia
100
Young & Ash pfd—_100
14
40% Oct
26%
*343/8
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% prelerred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
12% Jan
26% Jun
26%
7%
7
prefered
34% Apr
37 Va Mar 15
26 5/a
34%
6
7%
1
10
3
16
July 24
26 3/8
34'/a
common
Mar 26
11
11 % Jan
95
6,600
26%
7%
7%
Co
7%
26%
34%
No par
10
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittston
7%
33%
eom__No par
preferred—No par
preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
♦95%
7%
29%
100
100
100
100
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
28% Oct
Dec
26
96%
7%
26%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry com__100
24
Feb
*95%
7%
*95
26%
convertible
Pitts
3
16% Mar 18
14% Dec
96%
96%
7 Vb
96'%
'28%
No par
5%
preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
—No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts C C & St L RR
100
$4.80
300
2,600
1
common—No par
Co
series
*95
-
7%
3%%
$5
142
423/4 Mar 17
96%
65
66
7%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
29% Jan
12
'95
1
__3
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred
100
Corp
8,900
66
Reading Coal & Iron
&
3.90%
69 % Mar 25
48% Feb
98
65%
Phillips Jones Corp com
25% May 26
27
20
July 29
653/4
preferred
■
Philco
98% Jan
May 26
90% Jun
64% Dec
13% Mar 15
94
.
Apr
46% Jan
98% May 10
65%
preferred
4.3% preferred
4.68% preferred
Phila
8
36% Nov
3
66%
(conv)
.
83% Jan
66
3.8%
•
26% Jan
68%
5
$1 conv preference com
5
2
Jan
2
15% Jan
68
& Co Inc com
2nd
Phila
19
25 Vb Mar 17
111
53,000
5
9%
No par
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
28% Jun
42,700
8%
4%
48%
Brewing Co
Pfizer
2
20% Jun
38%
'8%
5
9%
33 %c
5
99
36%
8%
5
48%
13%
33% Jan
6
38%
*8 Va
5
9%
13%
108 y4 Jan
Oct
38%
8%
5
48%
37
2
May 15
38 Va
*8%
5 Va
9%
36
18
25
37 Vb
8%
5
*46 %
100
10
112
4,200
9%
& Eastern Ry Co
16% Jan
2
6%
48%
132
91 % Jun
2
6%
9%
42
26 y2 Jun
17
6%
*46%
9%
*130
2
22 */* Jan
6%
9%
5
Light Co
2
103% Jan
330
6%
48%
100
25
31
620
115
135
9%
9%
25
Corp
Corp
41 y« Dec
29
3
1,500
26'/a
115
'134
6%
*8 V2
S
100
(Chas)
26
36%
353A
10
4%
26%
58%
58%
48%
Sand Corp com
Power &
Pficffer
58%
1,700
48
preferred
Petroleum Corp of American
19% Mar 25
6,500
58
48
4 y2 "/o
6
900
37%
57%
1
Co
Coke
Cement
42y4 Jan
30
93
21'/2 Mar
25%
37%
6%
8%
5%
No par
117% Jan
19
30 Va Oct
July
25%
No par
Pet Milk Co common
Jan
109
2
105% Apr
25%
371/4
37
5
Pepsi-Cola Co
43
21
44% Jan
2
105% Sep
15% May 21
6
Apr
18
58%
58%
6
35 %
5
Peoria
47 y2 Mar 11
10% Jan
11% Dec 30
20
Jan
88% Nov
101
6%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
148% Mar 16
23
15
Apr
6
1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
32% May 27
July 22
129
40% Feb
Nov
8% Feb
15
1
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
15
29 Va Dec
*25%
37'A
26%
Enterprises
9
19% Jun
40% Jun
26
37
2.50
02y4 Jan
23
49%
No par
Pennsylvania RR
67% Jan 23
♦48
No par
5
24
Feb
Penn
49%
134
preferred
5%
*48%
134
Corp
35% Mar 18
27
31
3
59%
134
Corp__/
23% Jan
29
*124
&
&
Glass
Penna
4
107% Feb
Oct
Dec
Feb
33
17% Feb
46
Penn-Dixie
Penn Coal
*58
133
prior preferred
(J C)
Penney
59%
135
1
30% Jun
11
33% Dec
5
Mines
39% Mar 19
9
11% Jan
15
11
*58
135
•134
240
38
38
38
1,660
9%
59%
49%
135
Penick & Ford
5
38
38
1151/a
Transportation
conv
2,100
83'%
26%
Parker Rust Proof Co
5%
13%
*9%
9%
114%
100
Pictures
73% May 27
14% Apr 23
65% Mar 19
9
72% Dec
30
Dec
23% Jan
.
13
*81
83%
114%
Peabody Coal Co common
18
13
9%
25%
Corp
Patino
8
7
4,700
114%
Transp
9
12
63% Oct
&
7
4'A Jun
15% Apr
31% May
Petrol
8
29
29
72%
25%
'8%
Jan
8% Jan
20% Jan
72'A
1143A
35%
Jan
23
20
5
37%
10
8'% Apr
5'% July 24
7
Dec
icy* Oct
73%
25%
preferred
Parmelee
1,600
*48%
26
37%
58%
42
114%
World Airways Inc
Paramount
25%
37%
58%
41'%
25%
Parke Davis & Co
18
26
37%
58
3,000
413/4
*25%
26
No par
Park & Til lord Distillers
16
28 Vb Jun
25
49 Vi
Corp common_4
7
Jun
16
'48%
900
84
*82
114%
Corp
Panhandle Oil
Jan
28
6% Feb
4>%
49%
84
25%
Panhandle East Pipe L com
Apr
'48%
100
Consolidated
vPan-American
2
30% Mar 27
43% Jan
Oct
33
10
12
*58
7,500
31%
12%
9%
38
59%
42 Va
31%
114%
preferred
Pan Amer
38%
*58
41%
100
Packard Motor Car
2
98% Mar
May 13
6% Jan
30% Mar 13
21 Va July 16
29
91
2
Jan
93
9% July 17
4%
*38
59%
42%
31%
'81
83%
38
3,500
3A
73%
12%
9%
10%
411/2
41%
73%
*81
10
10%
*82
12%
131/a
83'%
10
10%
No par
Western Oil
Pacific
47% Mar 31
13Va
*81
10
37%
No par
Corp
preferred
Pacific Tin
13%
83%
Shares
July 24
31%
,
73
10
61% Mar 13
22
24% Jun
111% Jun
11
73 Vb
25
Corp
Electric
&
119% Mar 10
55% Jun
26
120% Nov
Gas
73
*41'A
'58
No par
No par
preferred noncum
Pacific Finance
20
Mar 17
145% May 19
17
23
132
2
73 %
♦9%
10
Co common
preferred noncum
41%
13%
5
(Pacific Coast
35% July 14
58% Dec
Apr
24% Oct
108% Apr
60
3
4^%
♦81
100
Inc
41%
73%
No par
com
preferred
Fisheries
Pacific Amer
*82, „
41%
5
12.50
Co
Glass
83
10
the Week
Friday
July 23
10%
Fiberglas Corp
conv
cum
S
Mar
30
35
4%
Mar 10
88
13% Jan
Thursday
40 y4
Mfg
&
Pabco Products Inc
20
10% Oct
81% Dec
9% July 23
Marine
Sales for
PRICES
2.50
Elevator
Owens-Illinois
Mar 12
81
SALE
5
common
Outlet Co
Jan
19
79
HIGH
Wednesday
July 22
July 21
No par
(The)
8% Apr
35
Tuesday
No par
Omnibus Corp
6
Monday
July 20
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lew e>t
YORK
NEW
Banre Since Jan. 1
Year 1962
Laweet
Continued—Page 9
STOCKS
■ante f*r PrerloM
*24
\
25%
25%
31%
82
*80
81
82
24%
*24'A
24%
25%
25%
25 V2
25%
25%
25%
*93
93 Va
*93
93'A
*104
105 Va
*104
105 VA
39 %
50 Vb
107
39%
50%
107
39'A
50'A
106%
26
26
26
135
135
136
223A
22%
23
23 %
70'A 701/4
3 Vb
3 Vb
3%\
3%
*91'A 92
*38% 39%
39%
50%
107
26%
136
*80'A
31%
31%
25%
25%
*91'A
*104
39'A
50'A
'106 %
26
136
24 VA
24%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
8,000
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,300
93 Va
105%
39'A
26%
72
♦91%
r;38,%
93 %
105V4
39%
92%
♦104
39%
50%
50%
49%
108'A
*106%
26%
26%
137
26%
137
93V4
y,
30
155%
39%
3,200
50%
8,400
108
26%
137
400
4,100
80
22%
1,500
19,900
*22%
22%
22%
23%
23
71%
38%
39%
*136
136
22%
91%
*92i/2
*104
*106%
50%
108
71%
3%
-
25%
23%-
38%
11,500
82
♦24
70%
91%
31%
31%
♦80
24%
22%
3
31%
81
221%
<3%
2,600
*24
22%
4
80
28%
*80
22%
3%
80%
28%
82
22%
3
80'A
28%
31%
29 %
*24
81
28%
*80 Va
81
28%
*80
300
23%
23%
23%
71%
72
71
71%
3.900
3%
9,000
5,200
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
3%
4
92
♦91 Va
92
10
39
600
92
•>
38%
*91V*
39
39
39
19
20
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
ftaago tor Previous
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Dec
19
36% Sep
4
37
24 % May
1
33% Dec 24
9% Sep
15
12% Dec
30
25 % Feb
4
34 % Dec
22
10
24% Jun
31
July 20
10% July 14
Rayonier Inc
5
15
Jan
33% Jan
36% May 12
32% July 13
41% Feb
5
36
Raytheon
8
6
21% July 13
'
Feb
20
41% Dec
9
15
35 % Dec
IS
11 % Feb
11
13 % Jan
8
12 % Jan
6
1
17% Jun
15
26
13% Jun
0
18% Jan
22
4
13 % Oct
30
July
17% Jun
Mar
Reed
6% Dec
7% Jan
10
30% July 24
Jan
7
8% Oct
28
23
62% Sep
17% Oct
19
18 % Jan
3
13% Jan
19
3% Nov
10
9% Jun
26
Reliable
14% Jan
19
28% Jun
5
35
16
Oct
23% May 25
Reo
19% Jan
12
27
3% Jan
28
Dec
10% Jan
5
44% Feb
9
108% Jun
10
12
2
30
Remington-Rand
13
56
Jan
16
198
Feb
3
7
Revere
Feb
1
158% Jun
22
10% Jan
2
6% Jun
9
9% Mar 20
Reynolds
32% Jan
2
43% Dec
22
40% Jan
8
47% July 20
58% July 21
Reynolds
<R J)
53% Jan
27
3
92% Apr
25
80% Jun
5
2
107
Dec
30
99 Vu Jun
5
Nov
14
33
Jan
53% Feb
27
74% July
24
Oct
47
5
28
12
9
25% July
52
90% Jan
107
Jan
5%%
20% Mar 18
Rheem
Ricliiield
5
26% Jan
9
27 % Dec
7% Sep
5
29% Jan
2
14% July
27% Mar
35% Dec
17
48% Jan
23
32'% Jun
44% Mar 10
2
19% Dec
4
17% Jun
21% Mar
40
Nov
25
35% Jun
40% Feb
16% May
33% Jan
16
23% Jun
6 % Apr
1
155
Jan
22
115
Apr
132% Feb
Nov
3
103
Apr
23
92
Jun
100
29
18% Feb
15
7
Jun
19% Oct
29
24% Jan
3
May
Oil
Mills
Rochester
Rohm
4
22% Jan
&
4%
30
61% Apr
7
July 21
8
37
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35
21
21
21
21
21
20%
20%
18%
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Gas
15%
87
20%
20%
1
21%
21%
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series A__100
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18%
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37%
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37%
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16
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100
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1
16%
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15
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14,300
300
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11
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167
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111%
34%
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112
3%
27
54%
24
6%
16%
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Corp
(Jacob)
59%
19%
47%
26
53%
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6%
300
11%
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20
47%
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28%
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6
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series
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59%
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<
35%. 35%
2.50
Typewriter
Ruppert
*20%
28%
11%
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16
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50c
preferred series A
Ruberoid
17% .Mar 23
59%
1
common
&
Ilaas
11%
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No par
Inc
ltoyal
16% July 13
*36
34
50c
series
Ronson Art Metal
55
37
34
*27%
series
4,50%' preferred
29
14% Jan
*36
33
*32%
No par
13
17% July 18
36%
33
36%
33
28%
Corp
Jan
65% July 15
36'%
33
37
33
preferred™100
4.50%
10% Jan
2
5)0
36%
37
6
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
18
17
29%
5%
Manufacturing Co
Robbing
3
Jan
29%
Itoun Antelope Copper Mines
3
10% Apr
64
29%
6%
Ritter Company
8% Mar 13
9% Dec
110
*99
29%
10
Preferred
5
30
*5%
Tob class B
Preferred 3.60%
Jan
*29%
10
Common
65
Jun
29%
14
Co
5
6% May 13
18% Dec 16
23% Mar
convertible
5
10
29
com____No par
Co
Spring
Jan
9,900
18%
Inc____
Metals
21
85
10%
*13%
Copper & Brass
Rexall Drug
Reynolds
31
40% Jan
10%
25
prior pld
conv
Oct
101V* Jan
10%
14
___
6% Oct
242
10%
ly
common.-
Motors InC
6%
38% May 29
6% Apr 22
16
10%
$1 convertible preferred^——.10
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
52% Mar 17
116% Mar 17
Jun
5% Feb
10%
*13%
$4.50 pieferred
"
31 % Apr
45
10%
*18%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
6% Jan
23
172
1
20
67% Jan
July 29
48
Jun
3
101*
5
Jun
31
1.400
10%
'lo%
100
19% Apr
Mar 18
31%
No par
15
4% May 18
11% Jun
3
26%
31%
5
series
87
Jan
•
23
26
31%
50
Corp.—
2
19
115
Stores
pfd 3%%
16
11
47% Dec
_
2
Jan
26%
31%
50
Reliance Mfg Co common
1
19% Feb
26%
31 %
29
preference
31% Feb
10% Mar 29
24
prior
62% Jun
97
26%
31%
50c
16
9
26
31%
_„Nopar
29
5% Jan
16
Co
10% Jun
24
Nov
26
31
29
Inc
div
Conv
25%
31%
& Co—
54% Apr
22% Nov
6
37% Oct
108% Jun
98% Dec
24%
28% May 12
$1.25
Shares
26%
Mills___.
3
21% Jan
16
90% Feb
Jau
7% Mar 20
10
the Week
Friday
July 24
28
___50
preferred
26
10'% July
58
25
5% Jun
7
2nd
Bit
Bros
(Robt)
Sales for
Thursday
July 23
July 22
31
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Hosiery
Roller
Rels
PRICES
Wednesday
July 21
1
Co
noncum
Reeves
16
SALE
25
common
Mfg
Real Silk
HIGH
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Tuesday
Monday
July 20
Par
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
22 % Mar 23
15% Jan
STOCK
preferred
$2
14% Mar 18
23
28'/a Apr
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EXCHANGE
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NEW
Highest
30% Jan
36
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STOCKS
Year J 052
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.Monday, July 27, 1953
..
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53%
24
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128
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129
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95
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17
55%
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300
37%
7.700
S
29% Feh
35% Nov
29
26
32% Jun
23
Oct
9
99 V2 Feb
21
81
Jun
12
99% Sep
10
107 % Nov
26
103
Feb
26
Feb
6
32
31% Dec
23
84
-54
23
22% Apr
17
*60 % Feb
27
75
Dec
30
Feb
8
312
Dec
3
205
Oct
150
9
-
24
29
,27% Apr
6
68% Jun
265
150
10
Jun
Dec
5
24 % Feb
b
19
92
16
Jan
May 29
Jan
175
7
16% Jan
Apr
16% Jun
35% Oct
May 26
97
11
24.
Dec
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
29
33'A Jan
2
7
12y2 Jun
23% Oct
23'A Jun
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Mar
4
17"% Jun
13
31
37% July
Joseph Lead Co
17% July 17
St
Joseph Light & Pow
St
1. San
77% Feb
312
155
Jan
Feb
30
15 % Mar
28
17
Jan
17%
29%
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30
70
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2
5
6
5%
23% Mar 25
Jan
F Ry
100
Paper Co common
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13
100
preferred
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7
100
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5
series A
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100
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10
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Savage
6
Schenley
Industries Inc
Sobering
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Mar 23
Arms
Corp
5
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29%
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27
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1
5
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22 V2 Jun
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7
92% Mar 10
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10
54
Jan
10
30
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94
Apr
21
85% Jun
1
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23
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30
Jun
18
29 % Oct
30
35% Jail
30
28Vo Jun
26
29
81 y2 Jun
30
30
98
Jun
19
85
Feb
Oct
89 '/a Apr
116% Jan
13
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20
14% Jan
2
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8
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15y0 Jun
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97
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Feb
12
86% Feb
110
Feb
12
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2
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10
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29
6
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13
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1
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25
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10
19
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1
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Oct
15
13
60% Feb
29
62% Dec
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15
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9% Oct
27
14 V2 Jan
25
13% Dec
Mar 13
82% Nov
26
7y2 Feb
60% Feb
26% Mar 27
29
9% July 23
12 % Mar 12
29
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43
Dec
5
16
42% Jan
30
28
10 % Sep
8
29 y2 Jan
Mar
.
13% July
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28
2
87
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2
15
Dec
May 27
32
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18
49
38% Oct
6
48
77
Sep
10
24
Sears
Co
Roebuck
$4.50
Shamrock
Oil
20
26% Feb
6
Shea Her
(W.A)
62% Apr
24
73 Va Mar
2
Shell
Jun
10
13% July 22
17% Jan
16% Mar
Oil
Shelter
6
Mfg
*95%
99 %
*95%
99
76
*74
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Simmons
preferred-No par
Simonds
Saw
43% Mar 20
July 16
35% Jun
9
43% Mar 20
Sinclair
71 % Apr
24
86 V2
July 17
112%
22%
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37
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8
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11 y2 Oct
15
17% Mar 12
63
Nov
20
66% Mar 22
42
July 23
58% Mar
63 y2 Nov
20
80 % Apr
51
July 22
70% Feb
19% Aug 27
22% Apr
7
3
27
July 15
8% July 22
17% Feb
4
25
16% May
124% May
4% Feb
15
2
7
40% Jan 25
14
21% Jan
143
5
63/o Dec
7
Sep
12
21% Mar
6
16
32% Oct
16% July 15
Jun
23
18% Jun
1
32% Jun
10
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5
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9
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83 %
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58%
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18
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18
2
May 29
121
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9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
45 % Jail
17
52
Dec
23
48
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16
69
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14
6
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16
14
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20
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9
38
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34
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2
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22
28
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10
9%
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29
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17
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Oct
28
100
Feb
21
38% Apr
16
62
Feb
23
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9
17% July 18
31% May
1
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49
9
Dec
19
57% Jan
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5% July
103% Jun
44
Feb
6
9
6
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7% Mar 25
18
56% May 14
59% May 14
100% Mar 16
Apr
16
2
52% Jan
98% Feb
2
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17
19% Jan
45% Dec
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12
49% Mar 20
6% July 20
9% Mar 19
7% Nov
16
18
73
12
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63% Nov
Jun
3
13
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10
24% Jun
4
25% Feb
26
34% Dec
8
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2
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11
2
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10% Jan
2
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18% Oct
28
3
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see
3
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22.
26% Jun
80% May
14
10
5
July 14
16% Jun
9
5
67'A Mar 23
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6
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&
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$5.50
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,
37
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15
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53%
35%
14%
4334
38%
5%
353/4
*23%
25
46%
14%
35%
43%
38%
*75
*14%
,
5%
56%
100
400
37%
106
53% 54 v
57
57
*99
5,800
37
5%
50
13
50
37
*5%
100
12%
*47
1.300
.4,500
37
*103%
preferred
13
50
5%
44%
6
53%
12%
*47%
,
443A
106
common
13
49
5%
44 3A
*5%
5%
5%
17
130
44%
*103%
*5%
5%
*126
44%
_i
No par
5%
i
5
Brands
34%
*36
35%
14%
23%
25
43%
*75
*14%
Co
Gas &
25%
44%
38%
(The)_
Spiegel Inc common-.:
Stand
24%
44%
*36
35%
14%
23%
5%
12%
49
44%
35%
23%
5%
13
50
38%
$3.50 preferred
:
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
6
"
5%
13%
74% ..74%
Standard
11
16'A
1,100
130
No par
2nd
pfd
16 Va
*123
*123
130
80
300
130
91
Feb
16%
300
18%
*123
29% Mar 18
17% Jan
16%
53
52
130
100
Sperry Corp
D
16%
45 %
*18%
*125
50
ctfs
preferred
Square
18%
16%
44%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
$4.50
54
18%
34%
47%
tr
42 %
*44
54
18%
17
43%
stlc
Chemical
Conv
*42
34%
46%
common
conv
42 %
17
No par
preferred
4.60%
4,200
34%
common__No par
& Bros
Spencer
4.50%
843i
17
-7.50"
Co
Sparks Wlthingl.on Co
Spear-& Co
843A
34%
Elec__No par
preferred
Ohio
(A G)
&
Gas
Railway
non-cum
15% May 25
7% Mar 17
105
19
Natural
Mobile
18
Gas
Pacific
9
May 16
26% Jan
7
103
Southern
84%
17
25
10
33% Feb
■!
7,300
16%
34%
15
5
53
38
x84%
44 "2
37%
17
14%
9
1
100
38
16%
34%
5
Jun
18%
41
16%
25
G
(The)
Indiana
44
51
*18%
55
*39%
37%
%
41
34%
*16
37
23
12% Jan
1,000
*39%
40%
17%
16%
*35%
35%
42% Jun
17
31'
100
pfd
preferred
23
Jan
,*30%
34%
45
23
16
13%
30%
17
*43%
Dec
23
13%
30%
16%
34%
Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
30
11% Oct
18%
5%
12%
*46%
47% Dec
5%
*53
50
10
May 21
\
*5%
16
77% Jan
19
13
*46%
24
40
55
*18
1
27% Feb
18
45
*53
par
5
15
Platinum
&
California
South
20
:____50
E
Co
Mar 30
15
85%
common
preferred
Southern
73
15
38
No par
oom_4.50
Carolina
&
Southern
37% Jun
2,600
15
15
40%
37%
30%
*39
1
39% Mar 16
29
13%
30%
13%
30%
40%
38
Co
16% Feb
Dec
15%
1,800
900
*30%
*39%
37%
100
10
76
8,100
*13%
100
11
18
100
71%
70%
*15%
Typewriters_.No
Gold
Amer
Nov
6
Inc
13% Jun
Jan
25'/a
71
30%
40%
15%
13%
15'A
"
2,000
1
American Corp.4%
38% Oct
66
*25
71%
25
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22% Jun
2
25 Va
25
70 V'«
15
13%
Corp
16
Dec
9 'A
*24%
No par
_25
16% Nov 19
26
40%
9'A
405/h
40%
9
71
3,300
40%
40%
9%
40
40%
70
1
40%
403/a
40
70%
73
9
39%
39%
9
25%
500
6,600
9%
*70 %
73
40
70
1,100
10
9%
No par
Corp
Aircraft
Solvay
1
*9%
9%
40
9
25%
70%.
15%
13%
30%
*25
400
.100
12,000
24
.9%
39%
9
„1
■
58%
57%
*23%
40
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Mar 26
58%
40'A
preferred
South
May
.53% Feb
14
23%
*70%
73
1,800
84
14-
40%
9Va
preferred
15
84
14
40'A
No par
Steel™:
4.20%
53
84%.
9%
9%
*70%
22%
a%
10
1,400
45%
*42
Oil
&
3%%
27
3,700
■
22 %
23%
23'!'4
23%
*9%
9%
■■
101
40V«
9%
Co
__i
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101
1
:
Smith & Corona
Solar
_
1
(Alexander)
38% July 24
22 3A
"100*
101
New
3
32% Mar
112%
22%
112%
22%
No par
Slcelly Oil Co__
26
111%
223A
5
Corp of America
19
102'A Jan
*100
No par
No par
Co
_
112%
%
45
22%
1
;
15
38% Jun
—
30
76
Corp
5
20
.•
1,700
16
*74
Co
Pen
18
Jan
15%
—
102%
16
99 %
No par
10
Jan
101%
16
76
Co
Jun
34
103
16
*95%
Corp
30
*101%
15%
*74
Gas
&
24% Jan
15
103 %
16%
99 %
preferred
15
7
86
76
of Del
&
29
23
2934
*84 %
*95%
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)__;
11% Mar 25
*29 %
86
*74
5
9
23
9
700
29%
99%
Servel Inc common
42% May 20
43% Mar 16
3 8'A Mar 31
Apr
100
29%
*84 %
76
Refrigerator Co
"Seiberling Rubber Co
14
9
15%
163'8
100%
86
*101'%
103%
5,200
38
100%
29%
*84%
86
*101%
102 ■" "
*29'A
29%
*86
101%
com__No par
RR Co
Jun
July
*38% Nov
80
.
3
59%
88
*100%
*95%
Seeger
26
18
36V2 Apr
20
27
14% Feb
Jun
71
Oct
23% July 31
3
*84%
86
103%
*100%
102
*86 %
88
*74
Corp
17
31% Feb
65 y2 Feb
Oil
10
*8 % Feb
33
Seaboard
Seagiave
56 Va Apr
29
*86%
100
sink .fund
17% Mar 24
22% Jun
31
16%
5
com
*1003/4
29
593/8
59%
59%
59 %
88
40
84_% July"23
15
*84%
*101%
.
*86 Va
loo
Finance
13% Jun
16% Sep
68
Line
Air
Seaboard
75"% May" 19
103 % Apr
12% Feb
(The)
preferred
preferred
$5.75
75
JOO
100
New
Mar 11
29
25
preferred
ScranLon Eleo Co
45% July 24
24 y2 Dec
No par
conv
4.40%
15
May
68% Jun
No par
preferred
59%
59%
59%
88
*86'/a
*100% 101%*
No par
common
preferred
.Scpvill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
3
117% Dec
3
y2 Jan
19
Paper Co
$3.40
25
31% Jan
45
67% Jan
Scott
6
6%
7
6%
60
62%
62%
25
24%
24%
1.300
28
4,900
83%
27%
82%
27%
82%,-'
27%
82%
27%
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27%
27%
28
83%
82%
82%
82%
14'A
14%
14%
28
l
82%
14%
27%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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2,500
-.18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18 %
2.200
260
1
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Financial Chronicle
Number 5241... The Commercial and
Volume 178
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
>703A Oct
92
Jan
22
18
94
May 11
,
15% Jan
5
11% July 13
,
.22.% Feb
27
27% Nov
10
21% July 22
9% Mar
28
.
40% Feb
3
.
15% Jan
32% Jun
4
43% Jan
31
98
Apr
30
44% Jan
8
1
22% Dec
30
17% Sep
2
.
11 »/8
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45%
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16
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15%
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'26'A May 20
35% Dec
10% Jan
17% Jun
12
Webster;.
9
43% Feb
2
•Studebaker
5
Jun
16
101% Jun
3
114%
8
94% Jan 29
119% Feb 15
•
Jun
16% Jun
t8% Oct
6
24% Apr
3
22% Jan
28
24% Jun
16-
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18
26% Apr
3
24
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4,900
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112
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72
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preferred series A_1
25
conv 2nd pid ser-1950—20
4%%
14%
•
'
99%
72%
72
100
'Sunray Oil Corp-common
21% Mar 25
24% Jaii 26
9
*97%
——No par
common—
:
17%
Corp
A -4 %
Class
2
20 % May
&
Sunbeam
10
Jan
35%
33%
141/4
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Jan
r.
15
5
-
24,900
33%
14
2
117
7
723/4
20%
>
Feb
-
721/4
97
*95
97%
4,600
,
35%
351/2
.
10,900
73%
.
29
82% Jan
16
July
110
Stone
10% Mar 13
99
74
88
Nopar'Sun Chemical Corp common
—1
$4.50 series A preferred--—No par
Mar 20
525/8
733/4
33%
5
'Corp—
52 y«
74
"
35% Jan
70
27
4
1
'& -dPujier.-Co;.
Baer
28% Jan'
9
*15%
5
Stokely'-Van" Canip- Inc -common—_1
1
5Vo prior preference
L
20
Stix
17%Feb • 2
15% Mar 11
95-
common
preferred —
&.Co Inc
16
21
- Apr
-79% Jan
Inc
43%
1
5
_100
15
Inc.—
(J P)
28% July 22
31
(
Stores
Bros
26% Jun
30% Aug
6
40%'Dec 21
•
16
common
531/4
73%
72%
451%
'Stewart-Warner
16% July
1
23 <
Juh 10
22
213/e
11%
2
21
'
21S/8
11%
23% Feb
Feb
Jan
21%
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441/4
3%%
18
l96
21%
11%
iStevens
21
17
21%
Spring
2
116% Nov
Nov
1
Steel
iStanley
94% Jan114
30
*95
98'/4
Shares
July 24
525/a
I
11%
.Sterling Drug
•
*96
11%
36% Jan
13% Jun
8%
35%
11%
10
10
j
35%
11%
24
16% Jun
5
355/a
11%
Jun
87
23
8
353/a
98%
26% Jun
>
13% Oct
Jan
35 V2
11%
35% May 21
>14% July;: i
31% Feb
35
*97%
?Sterchi
19% July 14
10
f
10
1
17.% May 25
V
23
*23
common
100
Standard
Mar 25
45% Mar 27
6
29
Nov
72%
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
;
12% May 11
5
22
18'/a May
72
preferred series A_:
3%%
-
13% Mar 26
t
Dec
-14%
721/4
Warner.. Corp.:
5
Starrett Co (The) L S___No par
100% Jan' 12
27
5
32% Oct
<32% Oct
.91
71%
Ohio
47% Jan
July
72%
of
100 % Sep
.17
72'/a
Standard Oil
10
U3% Mar 24
15
5
,
Nov
Jersey
38% Jan
10
23
45
73'/4
the Week
Friday
July 23
52%
73
New
30
May"?
52%
73%
of
Jan
36%
53
73
Standard Oil
.11% Oct
94
523/4
73%
.Standard Oil of (Indiana—
Sales for
Thursday
r
53%
5
24
July 22
73 y8
78%. Jan
,
Apr
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
July 21
52%
16
68
HIGH
Tuesday
■'
July 20
25
2
25
Monday
*
Par
California—No par
of
5
81% Jan
32% Jun
<35% Oct
Oil
Standard
59% Jan
69% Jun
Mar 15
85
16
Oct 16
:72
STOCK
YORK
10
49% Jun
64% July 23
3
50 Vs Jan
LOW AND
EXCHANGE'
l
Highest
Lowest
Highest
„
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1052
Lowest'
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Range for Previous
24%
,
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•
300
21
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63
,19
v
6
71% Apr
27
3
10% Jan
29
Sunshine
11
11% Jan
18
8
Apr
14
520
27% Jan
26
17
Jun
16
22% Jan
26% Aug 26
25
Jan
14
27% July 13
100
Jun
18
110% Mar 27
13
570
17
Oct
30
.
22% Apr
24
102% Jan
2
Jan
24
30% Oct
3D
112% Nov
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
;
32 % May
-
35% Jan
22
35% Jan
102
*
41% Dec
2
May
«iuu
21
13
15 % Nov
28
4% Mar 11
1
9% Dec
16
46 % Dec
23
60% Jan
29-
34% May 19
1
•
50% Oct
27% Oct
f
16
16
Dec
37
100% Apr
16
5
16
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
42% Feb
23
Texas
138
37% Jun
10
9% Jun
19
15% Jun
18
17% Jan
10
14% Mar 10
11
42 ••
Jun
Jan
" Mar
12% Mar
...
•
14% Jan
22
9% Jun
8
12% Jan
8
\ 12% Feb
1
.7% Jun
18
9 % Jan
14
Jun
4
44
18
1% Jan
15
15% Feb
8
9% Jun
4
8% Jan
11
88% J«n
1
97% Jan
2% July 21
28
July 28
31
24% July
18% Apr
f
23
,
29 % Mar 27
23%" July 15
20% Jun
7
23% Dec
15
39% Oct
•:
3
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25
22
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25% Mar
4
Jun
16
46% Jan
5
t
12% Dec 15'
11% Jun
10
"13% Mar 25
t
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9
27% Mar 13
25% Jan 22
14% Jun 16
20% Feb
21
Jan
Oct
23
22% Nov
18
28
40
2
23% Jan
16%
,
3
7
May
24
25 "•
16
17% Jan
8
17% Dec
9
10
112% Dec
15
24
>12% Feb 10
3
21% Feb
15
16% Jan
2
20% Jan 30
40% May 19
44% Feb
15
42% Jun
19
47% Feb
25
Jun
10
24% Jan
30
16% Aug 25
21%
Dec
4
17
47% Aug 25
60% Dec
10
51
10% Oct 271
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16
13% Jan
2
9
11% Jan
36% Jan
15
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16
c
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July 15
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,
38
31
Jan
29
7% Dec 22
v
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11
12% Jan
7
7
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122
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10
10 '
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16
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13
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common—_—
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17%
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50
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43
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52
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1,100
100
21%
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,
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39
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110%
18 y8
17'A
12%
39%
7,600
*51
17
12%
15%
*42'A
52
,17
100
15%
17%
17%
43
52
3,700
15%
109%
17%
52
16
22
•21
,
15%
*421/4
♦51
15%
22
*21
1103/4
110
27
161/8
153/4
t
'
27%
26%
,
15%
.17,,
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1
213/e ;2i%
211/4
70
2%
24%
'
15%
600
403/8
.12
*42 %
'
93
2iya
'41
1103/a
:
5,400
•2%
-213/e
40%
15%
110%
500
50 y*
11%
23%
21%
21%
27
110
3
10%
-*233/4
21%
2>A,
23%
23%
15%
2 3/4
49%
•92
21%'
f
1,900
1
92
23%
*
200
8
423/4
*93/4
IO1/4-
26 3/4
1
Co—
Coach
Twin
■'
11%
Film new.
City Rap Transit com—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Twin
Jun
Jun
•
.
•VB% Mar 20
J
-
*9%
„
"2%
22
—
10
*41%
",41%
21%
22
37%
7%
8
.
24%
*21
1,000
13%
10
10
8
'
;
92
2%
900
16
'♦
*13
*37
375/8
*23/e
48
'15%
16
40%
Williams
20th -Century Fox
3,500
21%
2
19% Mar 25
10
21%
Inc——,—5
Tung-Sol Electric Co commonConv 5% series of 1952-
"
10
*23%
jfAxle
5
Timken Roller ;Bearing_'_—No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)————5
&
2'/4
10'/B
41»/2
25/e
92
93
9,200
,
;
101/8
47%
48
200
43i/e
*231/4
Water
—
2%
.
1221%
423/b
*9%
10»/8
3
10%
1,900
122%
423/8
*37
<
r
■>*
10
10
'
Tiiiiken-Dfetroit
Wprld Aiflines
8,700
12%"'" 13
375/8
75/8
2%
2,400
37%
*153/4
"
13%
*37
10
*92
913/4
371/4
9%
' 41'/4
2%
.90>/2
37%
16
13 »/8
7%
93
913/4
"38%
91'A,
1
lOVa
*403/4
preference—*—"—No-par
Associated Oil
--10
$3.50
-.
10
73/4
23/8
5,400
125
403/4
93
15,!>00
46'/a
42
.40%
471/4
545/8
46%
*123
'.'7%
748%
54%
47
42
7%
47%
54%
125
403/4
*25/a
800
54
124%
10
*10%
9,000,
122%
7%
40%
2%
100
133/4
403/4
125
*9%
10% 710%
-143/4
13%
40%
124
—1
50
"*2%
*14%
13%
123
-
Corp_No j)ar
14%
411/4
13
415/e
37%
*97/a
2,300
46%
14%
No par
—
600
53/4
*122%
125
*37
993/4
5%
5%
70
79
79
*99
5%
1
100
certificates
Ry Co
69% Jan, 30
July 16
*
5%
383/a
Steel—No-par
Tri-Contioental Corp common—_1
$6 preferred 4.—
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co common—.—1
Preferred series'A (conv)
50
27
Jan
~
r
Inc
Transue
Feb ■ 2
Apr
Jan
<
120
80
993/4
91%
32
32%
100
*79
38
Thermoid "Co common——"
$2.50 corfvertible preferred
Trans
25
15% Jan
13%
122%
Transamerlca Corp
29% Mar 19
14% Jun
106% Jun
105
38'/a
Fair
The
Tide
<
3
49
91%
38
$1.25 conv
•
27 % Mar 25
9
Jan
r
>10%
91%
38'%
80'
100
91%
(J R1——-—-.15
Thompson" Products Inc com
5
>" 4%
preferred
400
Thompsoh-Starrett Co com—No par
2
3% Jan
Oct
913A
32
32 3/8
*
10
Thompson
14% Mar 12
10
61% Mar 26
4
17
Jun
2
■1
5
Jun
46% July 14
22% Jun
18
Feb 27
.
98% July
'9
'
'
'
*
59%-Dec 16
1
May
91% Jan
; 42%
10
Sulphur———No par
Producing Co
Thatcher Glass'Mfg.Co common—5
$2.40 cpnv preference-——No par
,
Mar 26
3
40-
Feb 15
-48
10
.
46%
32
.
Jan
25
Nov
'
36
43%.Feb 14
Nov
541/4
457/a
Utilities Co
Textron
6
20
26
%
53 3A
46%
& Pacific
Texas
47% Mar 19
10
:
54.
461/a
share
Sub
9
165
10% Oct
; 41
53%
461/2
Pacific Coal & Oil
Pacific Land Trust—
29
Nov
54%
463/8
1
^
Gulf
12% Oct 31
8
53%
1
\
Gulf
35% Dec
'
25
Corp
1
Texas
»
f
413/4
*403/4
Texas
24
2
15% Feb
*41%
;
Texas
,
,
12%
40%
5
Apr
7,
18% Feb
121/4
40%
1
Apr 23
12% Jun
17
14
*14%
12%
41%
1
24
54% Apr
110% Jan-
6
116
7
10% Nov
;
12
41%
5
19
'15% Nov
14%
12%
3
30
46% Nov
18% Jan
14%
12%
58 x Jan
Dec
135
*14%
8
5
47% Mar
115
195% Mar 28
Oct
86
-9
—1
_
(James)
15
Texas
128
53/4
10
2
5,400
5%
Jun
Jiin 17
32%
100%
Telautograph Corp
36% Apr
4,600
5%
Talcott Inc
89
•
400
37'/4
*991/2
50% Jun
34
Jan
12
161/2
*79
13% July 24
On
16%
37
100
15% M*r2B
Tpydq
16 %
371/8
79%
0
.
161/a
37
32%
-25
40
163/a
79%
L—
600
371/8
32%
.'
*15%
1,100
105
37
20
•-Tennessee
173/8
*26
*104
104
16%
Gould Corp
Symington
7% Feb 25
104
263/s
17
17%
265/8 V 26%
26s/8
104'
373/4
Jan
.39
31
46% Jan
111% Jan
16
17%
173/4
*263/s
*103%
1,400
550
*525
550
37
& Co
Swift
May 22
171/4
27
"Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com-—7.50
$4 preferred
-No par
$4.40 cum pfd. (conv)—„No par
5
Jan
*
173/4
104
1,500
8%
81/8
8'A
*525
701/4
70%
70%
81/8
8%
550
*16
8 % Jan
14
116% July 14-
16
32% Oct
86
o°/a ouiy
23
13% Jan
i
40
7
8%
*525
27
preferred
——_—100
Co of America (The)—4.16%
Sweets
6
39% Mar 18
2
11
97% Jim
4
5% Oct
7%
Jun
78% July
25
Dec
115
1
31
4
.89 % Aug
14
81% Jan
17% May
*17%
*693/4
70
70
8%
555 *
*103
5
4.40%
'
,10%
25
50
of California
Superior Steel Corp.—
Sutherland Paper Co common
20
70
8
*530
10c
Mining Co
Superior Oil
Mar 27
600
May 12
70
12.50
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Jun
70% Dec
Oct
490
66% Feb
-1
16
May
8% Oct
f
7
'
7
-
7%
1,500
■
u
18
15% Feb
2
11% July 22
30
Oct
12
47% Oct
.
56% Feb
4
40 %
July 21
55% Jan
18
13% Jan
Jun
3
43% Jun
26
11%
t
14% Aug
2
-
50
57
Feb
27
23
,
Dec
30
Jan
104
; 83%
49
15
72%
61 % Jun
-
'■
8
Feb'
110
Jun
Apr 30
9
98
July 31
82 % Jun
:
97*- Jan
5
78% Jun
87% Jan
25
91% Jun
Jap
100
Jun
90
f
Jan
15
,* 35% Oct
16
104 i Apr 21
45% July 9
Jan
2
121% Mar 31
101% Jun
115% Jan
5
Jan
4
50% Nov 25
44% Jun
50% Jan
12
46% Mar 26
Si
Jan 30
31% Apr
40% Mar 20
100
45%
,
37% May
1
42% Aug
May
1
3
38% Dec
28
101% Jan
107
106% Jan
102% Jun
Union
•
4%
1
29
1
91% May
1
30% Jan
101% Jan
'
,
8
17
Nov
acl3
17
57% Oct
i
21
26% Nov
3% Feb
Feb
50
'
.
12
6
7>
2
4% Jan
33% Jan
104% Dec
Sep
17% Feb
24% Jun
16
18
11
34% Feb
100
19
July 21
13% Jun
104% Jan
37% Feb
107
*
Jan
30
4
21
16
49
8
61% Jan
$4.50
31% Feb
22
4% Feb
69% July
9
5% Mar 21
10%
19
Oct
21
74
Feb
11
Feb
8
15
3% Apr
67
„
Jan
86
2
5% Jan
23
5% Feb
24
2
72% Mar 13
13% Jun
17
17"% Jan
8
15% Dec
22
21% Jan
14% Oct
22
18
7
13
July
^4
16% Feb
2
53% Oct
30
64% Jan 30
51
Jun
10
58% Jan
14
May
10
433/8
431/4
43%'
433/4
43%
63%
63
633/8
63%
633/4
63%
64
,
635/e
64
22%
22 3/8
22%
22%
22%
102'A
1021/2
102%
223/a
102
223/a
22%
223/8
22%
102 %
102 »/4
102'A
102'A
87
*83
87
84%
84%
*84
*80%
80%
*805/8
80%
*80%
95
*93
95
*93%
95
*92%
39%
2
29% Aug
30% July 26
34% Sep
24% Jan
6
54%
Jan
9
23% July 22
% July 24
37% Feb
17
11
96% Jan
19
2
May
10
7
31% Dec 31
96% Jun
22
5
101
Mar 26
31% Jan
5
120
Jan 20
175
Marlfl
102% Aug
Aug 27
179
May
16
Jan
Mar 19
For
50% Jun
119
61
9% Dec
:
1
8
Jan
"
17
73
20
101 % Feb
,167
30% Jun
„
9
5
9
11% Apr
13% Mar
22
24% Jun
105% Jun
15
Jun
9
159
21
Jan
35% Jan
27% Dec
2
22
July 14
66
Sep
8
62
Jun
15
68
2
10% Jan
12
16% July
3
2% May 12
65
25% Jan
fqptnotes see page 22.
40"
400
10
80
70
*93%
40
40%
Feb
23
1
40%
39"%
IO6I/4
1063/4
106 V*
106%
45%
455/8
455/8
455/8
455/8
455/8
45%
45%
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42
40%
41
41
41
40%
40%
41
41
37
37%
37%
37%
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1031%
103%
103%
200
24%
25%
25
25%
'7,300
.94%
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*41
40
106
•
.
373/8
36%
371/a
365/8
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36%
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103%
*102%
103%
*102%
245/a
24%
95
95
-
35
'
25%
95%
preferred
101%
100
103
,
No par
No par
51
51%
*503/4
5 li/a
28
28
*27%
28
Co
U
3%
*74
4%
8%
*56
13%
13
14%
3%
75
4%
8%
57%
14
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3%
*74
4%
*l35/8
141/4
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27%
3%
3"%
U
4%
47/B
,
.
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13%
600
50%
50%
2,600
*27'/8
28
33A
3%
33/4
43A
4%,
4%
8%
52%
110
13%
13%
1,000
13
13
*13'/a
13%
13
13%
1,700
52%
533/8 r
•
23%
24
7
32
523/4
531A
24%
24%
76.500
HJ
A
%
525,700
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33 »A
1/4
333/8
33 y8
33%
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333/8
33
33»/8
i2yz
12%
12 %
123/g
121/2
12'/a
123/g
123/8
Co common
preferred
Hoffman Machinery 00m
preferred
S Leather Co
20
100
5
100
No par
107%
♦165
22
*62
15
1%
-
1%
1%
51%
52'A
'
1%
1%
1%,
5,700
1%
4,400
52
52
52%
52
53%
97
*97
98
1
*97
98
97
97
98
25
*25
25%
*25
26
*25
26
26
25
107'/a
107
I67
107%
107%
167
167
22'A
*22'/a
63
*62
153/8
14%
223/s
63
15%
107
*167
*22%
*62
15
169
223/a
63
15%
52%
*167
22%
*62
15%
52%
107%
169
22 y8
63
15%
'
107
1071/2
169
*167
22%
*62
700
12%
12
98
lOT'A
8,900
53%
2 4 «/8
%
'
24>/a
*52%
23%
533/8
*33y8
S Gypsum
1,400
8'A
52 Vb
8%
8%
24
*25
15,700
13%
131/4
1%
20
4%
55
13%
1%
2,500
13%
52%
1%
3%
523/4
8%
53%
52
200
28
75
75
75
13%
243/8
*97
100
13%
57
8'A
*55
53
Park City Mines Co
200
13%
8%
56%
13%
-
300
35
102
102
51%
*741%
.5
95%
34%
.
14
*8%
561/4
*13%
35
102
*27%
37/8
24
(The)_l
Securities.—No par
$4.50 1st preferred
No par
S Freight
Co
No par
S
1,200
13%
27%
75
par
S & Foreign
4%%
U
1,800
11,400
50 y2
i
511/4
*74%
75
941/4
*101
14
10
1—No
Rights
7%
9
8
Co—
nited Gas Improvement
—1
gnited Merch & Mfrs IncCo—13'/a
U
3,400
107
107
107
*34%
102
*100
100%
*100
*13%
'
*34%
—No par
10
Carton Corp
Fruit
United
9,700
393/8
107%
39%
25
Gas Corp.
U
95
453/4
*34%
United
.
10
19
15% Jan
2
Apr
40
1,100
87
80
95
*93%
1,800
103
102%
80%
80
1,600
12,200
*84
.
"
Mar 27
1% "Jun
12% Oct 24
,
-
106%
*94
United
'
30
n7, July 22
■t
87
*84
807/s
"
i
43%
433/4
35
'
i
2,900
9%
433/4
94 y*
&
1,400
41%
,
63%
25%
Board
,
43'/4
94%
Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)*
1
t7-l
United Dye & Chemical Corp conii.l
7 Vo
preferred —
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
91/4 Mar 13
Jan
10
25%
United Cig-Whelan
29
4% Jun
49
10%
*34%
United-Carr Fastener
24
Feb 18
40%
10
Lines Inc common—10
series of 1952-100
United Carbon
11
Jun
.
40%
10
Biscuit of America-—No par
Preferred 4'%%
United
10
40'/2
10
11%
43%
41%
41%
41
'
'
United
5
26% July 13
4% Apr 25
Tank Car Co—:
;
16% Mar 20
70% Mar 19
11
California—!
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5% convertible preferred
100
Union
United Air,
32% Mar 25
10
93% Jun
33% Feb
5% Nov
47
2
16
37% July 25
107
of
Pacific RR Co common
}
'
24% May
'
Corp.——--20
25
50
noncumulative preferred—50
Union Oil
.43% Mar 23
37% Jun
Paper
& Carbon—:_No par
Union Elec Co of Mo common
10
Preferred. $4.50
series.:—No par
Preferred $3.70
series——No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
No par
8
40 % Jan
Union
11%
11%
41%
11%
41 "f
9%
*11%
10
11%
41
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Carbide
Jan
98
>■
*12
1
Udylite Corp (The)—
Underwood Corp
1
Union Bag &
2
24% Mar
19% Jun
.«
% Mar 20
:2
Jan
94
Jup
111
May
93.
72% Dec 30
24% Dec 15
Jun
42
6
Jan
9
-
r
2
14% Feb
7.;.: y
-
15%
22%
3,200
80
100
1,800
10
700
63
16
12,700
,
21
22
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new york stock record
18% Jan
3
23% July 11
19% Jun
8% Not 34
7% Jun
15
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
•
35% Jun
9
56
Sep
19
67
Jan
4
58% Apr
23
8
40% Mar 17
64
16
31
102% Jan
31
22 % Oct
16
30% Dec
31
24% Jun
10
2
146% Feb
6
128% Jun
16
Jan
87% Mar 29
30
68 % May 29
20
Dec
24
x87% Oct
22
2% Apr
1 % Sep
2
8
Jan
24
135% Jun
12
...144% Jan
28
23
Feb
13
May 18
25 •TV 21% Feb
20
U S Tobacco Co common
29
39% Jan
29
6% Jan
2
8 % May 25
10% Jan
11
8% Jvn
16
9% Mar 19
23
27
18
90
Jun
25
2
1% Jan
22 a/H Jan
29% Mar 12
14
May
2
14
24
57
May 23
28% Apr
15
Jan
8
13% Nov
6
27% Oct 30
12
23% Apr 23
26% Jan
169
Aug
14% Dec
7
156
14
Jan
7
68% May 20
28% Jun 10
34% Mar 21
40% Ang 14
34% Jun
16
17% Mar 23
Van
5
32% Mar 20
15% Jan
23
7
9
23% Apr
11
125
Oct
31
125% Jun
3
24% Oct
1
32
Jan
2
24% Apr
28
93% Apr
29
88
128
19
137% Jan
19
21% Jan
2
27% Dec
31
110% Jan
8
116% Nov
20
106
103% May 2
103% Dec 15
92
July 20
92
Jun
3
4
29% Jun
12
31
Jun
13
26% Jun
15
35% May 22
44% Jan
11
16% Apr
28% Mar
18
Jan
18
31% Oct
a
36% Mar
Jun
43% July
8
18
20
Mar
Jan
137%
137%
137%
138%
138'A
138%
1,700
2,000
18%
18%
19
18%
19
18%
37
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
7
8%
8%
8%
8%
80%
80%
2%
*78
2%
*21%
*78%
2%
2%
22
*21
7
7
7
7
1,200
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,800
*78%
80%
82
2%
22
*78%
2%
2%
21%
80%
*21%
100
2%
1,700
2%
21%
22
100
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
800
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
26%
♦26%
26%
1,300
com.No par
25%
*25
*157%
*25
25%
156%
159
*25
157
16%
16%
*63%
65
64
64
31%
32
31%
♦157%
16%
32%
37%
37%
16%
*25
25%
157%
*25
158
25%
*156%
158
16%
16%
I
64
63%
63'A
*63%
64
30
*31%
31%
32
*31%
32
700
37
37%
*31%
37%
37%
16%
16%
38
7%
7%
7
7%
7%
7%
7%
7
2.50
25%
*125%
126
*125%
126
125%
*125%
128
*125%
128
*125%
preferred—100
0
preferred
26%
100
partlc preferred
25%
26%
*88
*116%
Power Co com..10
25%
*88
17%
*
26%
26%
91
17%
100
25%
25
25%
26%
90
*88
25%
125%
*125%
128
128
*125%
128
26%
90
17%
17%
17%
18%
*116%
118
117%
*116%
117%
25%
*26%
25%
1,400
128
128
26%
600
92
18
117%
10
26%
*88
18
18
4,100
*125%
90
90
*116%
800
400
7%
*125%
26%'
2,900
14%
31
25%
1
5,900
38%
14%
*30%
7%
50
16%
*63
37%
37%
159
14%
&
200
7
8%
82
2%
21%
*21
*6%
30%
Elec
400
37%
6%
1,000
18%
*36%
7%
37
14
$4.04
7
25,500
30%
$5
22
16% July
27
38%
7%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
19
37% Jan
14
59
38%
14
Virginia
35% Feb
30
Feb
24
*27% Jan
47%
*57%
2%
Victor Chemical Workg common
23
33% Apr
*46%
58%
38%
30%
0
Jan
46%
38%
14
8
100
22
46%
*57%
*30
2
870
58%
14%
div
9,300
46%
30%
3%%
90
25%
133
38%
14%
27% Jan
Jan
85%
25%
30%
noncumulative
3,300
78
132%
14%
114% Jan
100
46%
25%
133%
31
6%
5
*84
25%
132%
14%
8
23
86
25%
100
23%
*76
30%
8
Jun
78
*84
61%
23%
23%
10
5%
Mar 20
22% Jun
*61
2.50
25% Jan
20
23%
*76
100
3,700
26%
Norman Co-
130% Jan
114% Jun
98% Jan
8
8
92
July 17
29% Jan
6
61%
39%
38 %
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com..100
13
27% Jan
17% July 15
24
Nov
Apr
*61
3,400
38%
38%
7%
2%
Vick Chemical Co
Mar 19
127
May 29
37%
Shares
20%
7%
*57%
138
18%
8
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
0
25% July 17
0
Dec
19%
19
20
20%
*7%
26%
Van Raalte Co Inc
25% Dec
137%
*36%
Corp of America—No par
July 22
Jan
127
B
Vanadium
49 % Mar 21
14
129
138%
138
preferred
100
Utah Power Si Light Co—~~.No par
28
3
38%
16%
4
10% Jan
58
38%
132
46%
57%
38%
1
16
July 16
46%
58 %
85%
July 24
132%
25%
46%
23%
78
85%
26
131%
38%
—100
Jan
86%
25%
131%
*76
20
the Week
Friday
July 23
1
Inc com
Co
17% Jan
31
17
Mar 12
Tobacco
Pictures
*85%
26%
61%
23%
78
46%
4%%
Apr
95
Leaf
Universal
61
86
132
>60
23%
*76
37%
Sale* far
Thursday
—.—1
Corp
preferred
17% May 20
Apr
9
8%
4
2
116
18% Oct
Universal
17
May
116
87% Sep
Feb
American
22%
23%
78
8
37
*57 %
50
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Feb
July 28
33% Dec 21
65
167
60%
Corp
convertible
Universal
21
26 % Mar 20
9
24 % Feb
6
18
26 % July
Stockyards
4%
3% May 13
5
8
Apr
119
Mar 19
2d
2
60%
85%
noncumulative
7%
United
Mar 18
4
80% July 20
20% Jun
19
3% Jan
Jan
Dec
Jan
26% Dec
11
10
Jun
4 % Jan
27
156
34
94
61%
23%
preferred—25
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common_2
27
37
*76
20%
*7%
*60%
No par
18 % Jun
20
8
36%
25%
35% Jun
20%'
*7%
36%
131%
10
20
8
36%
1st
noncum
7% Apr
'
20%
7%
—5
8%
2
66% Feb
44% Jan
July 16
2
21 % May
67% Jan
10
23
24% July 25
57
37% Jun
144
138 % May 16
19% Oct
46% July 14
31
42% Dec
July 22
preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref Si Mln com—50
7% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
7% preferred
100
144% Mar 11
41
3
23
36% July 25
5% Jan
7
U S Rubber Co common
85% Jun
90'A Dec
Oct
2
6
136 % Jan
61
0
31% Jan
2
85% Jan
4
20
10
1
100
100
S
97% Apr
32 % Feb
11
Wednesday
July 21
20%
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
July 24
90
53
0
Jun
34% Mar 21
17
37% Oct
U
Mar
Tuesday
July 20
.10
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S
HIGH 8ALB rBICBfl
Monday
Par
4%%
26
23 %
16
Mar 28
Jan
76
26% Oct
x81% Jun
STOCK
U 8 Lines Co common
22% Jan 23
10
9
YORK
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
x7% Dec
,
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1852
Lowest
ContlnBetf—Pafi 12
STOCKS
Range for Prerieas
Monday, July 27, 1953
20
18%
117%
2,700
120
700
25
5,900
24%
24%
100
*110%
111%
100
92
92
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
*91
94
100
95
95
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
20
31
31
*30%
31
*30%
31
*30%
31
*30%
30%
100
20
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
26%
3
preferred
Vlsking Corp (The)
27%
1400
*42%
43%
*42%
43%
43%
4
VnWin
10
preferred
dividend
preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
2
6%
if
0
Detinnlng Co common
preferred
7%
16%
,
24%
24%
*110%
111%
24%
24%
110%
111%
43%
43%
24%
24%
111%
24%
*111
111%
26%
26%
43%
43%
16%
*16%
17%
*16%
17
20
*27
28%
*27
28%
*27
28%
63
*13
63
*62
*62
63
10
90
17
43%
900
17
*62
*13
60
*16%
17
500
28%
*27
100
111%
*27
28%
w
05
Apr
11% Jan
27
17
2
68 Va Deo
12% Aug
29
6
14
Nov
24
29% Jan
42% Apr
29
51'A Jan
7
Jun
10
12% Jan
12
60
25
Jan
43 % Jun
Dec
22
10% Jan
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
3
18% Jan
98
12
104% Dec
0
99
15
Oct
25
Jun
22
20% Jan
30
3
35% Jan
30
27% May 15
37
Dec
30
25% Jan
4
31% Sep
3
49% July
8
Walker
9
24% Oct
23
2
25
Jun
15
105
10
14-% Jun
5
Feb
13
32% Jun
10
25
Feb
27
preferred
Feb
(Hiram) Q & W
16
Warner
17% July 17
Bros
33% Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
37% May 14
Warren
Petroleum
Jan
Washington
Mar 10
5
25%
*25%
49
48%
48%
48%
48%
7
6%
6%
6%
63A
233A
23%
23%
101
14%
101
14%
*23%
*99%
16%
14%
17
17%
17
29
33%
29%
26%
29
34
29%
No par
No par
17
*28%
29
34%
29%
26%
33%
29%
*28%
26%
Waukesha Motor Co
0
24% Mar 23
Wayne
Knitting Mills
6
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
11% Jan 19
13% Feb
Wayne
Pump Co
1
*22
*9%
5
*10%
11
*10%
10%
com__2.50
24%
24%
*24
24%
79
79
79%
19%
79
19%
19%
19%
78%
19%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
34%
100
' . 34%
34%
1*102
102%
34%
102%
9% May
9
25
10% Jun
16
12% Mar 27
Webster
Oct
30
32% Jan
B
23% Jun
12
28% Feb
2
Wesson
80% Feb
28
84
7
76% Jun
17
84% Feb
3
$4
28
16
19% July 15
29% Jan
26
Oct
3
May
Investment
Oil
&
convertible
41% Jan
9
21% May
2
28 % Dec
30
15
28% Jan
8
West Kentucky
29% Jan
2
37% Dec
3
32
Jun
9
37% Feb
4
West
106% Mar 18
8
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
8
West Penn
18
88% Jun
18
102
Feb
7
89% Jun
9
96% Jan
2
110% Sep
103% Apr
98
9
102
Jan
12
Sep
17
72
Jun
6
106% Jan
8
9% Oct
15
16% Jan
29
22% Jun
69
109% July IS
105
Aug
15% Jan
7
Jun
West Indies
Penn
preferred
No par
Sugar Corp
Coal
Electric
Power
1
Co
4
Co
No par
4%%
pfd
Mar
32
Oct
80
Oct
20
127
10
West
Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com_No par
109
Jan
8
12% Jan
8
Western
Air Lines Inc
10
July 14
4%%
preferred
100
1
Westinghouse Electric
6
89% Jan
22
34% Jan
7
May
4
Weston
14
127
Mar
4
2
25
28
83
10% Aug
4
14% Jan
29 % Jan
9
32
17 % Jan
2
27% Aug 29
13% Dec 17
4
Apr 21
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
68% Nov
Feb
10
86% Mar 24
2
30
10
Jun
Jan
9% July 23
$5
conv
Inst
prior
8
28% Mar
White
4
White
12% Jan
8
32% Apr
13
30% May 27
Wilcox
11% Feb
17
16
Sewing Machine
11"% Mar 20
Wilson
75% Feb
13
68
July 23
74% Mar 10
14% Jan
18
10
July
9
13% Jan
25% Dec
17
24% Jan
0
30% May 22
21 % May
28% Nov 28
24% Jun
17
29% Mar 11
128% Jan
7
Winn
Inc
138
Nov
26
126
10
Oct" 16
18% May
4
Wisconsin
64
Jan
25
42
Jun
15
53
Jan
2
Woodward Iron
43% Jun
10
48
Jan
30
Apr
24
135
2
Jan
42% Apr
17
45% Dec
9
26% Feb
20
32% Nov
19
29% July 14
35% Mar 17
76% Jan
8
83% Feb
8
78
86
97% Feb
20
Nov
19
111
70% Dec
22
75 % Jan
14
13% Feb
1
71% May 12
8% July 13
34% Jun
6%
9% Oct
23
x32% Jun
0
13% Jan
118
July
8
Jan
2
Woolworth
75
Mar
11% Mar 17
40% Jan
2
19
39% Apr
1
Yale
8
21% Oct
3
18
Feb
18
2
39% Jan
27% Oct 16
39% Oct 23
York
8
47
Jun
9
23% Apr
53% Mar
1
51% Dec
34
7
10
Oct
10
Jan
84
36%
83%
83%
83
83%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
26%
25%
25%
*25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1
9%
*29%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*29%
9%
30%
9%
30%
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
*29%
30%
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
x25%
26%
25%
26
2,800
1
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
16
16
16
37,100
9%
common
common
34% Jan
47% Jan
8
17% Jan 24
12% July 20
10% Jan
2
50% Jan
'» *
08
Jan
'•
'!-
J
2
88% NOT 28
03% Jun
10
4% Not 17
5% Jan 29
4% Jan
0
tflTwind* *v
^
VU*
84
Jan
95%
*94%
95%
94%
95
95%
200
42%
43'A
42%
43Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
14,000
26
26
26
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
2,500
43%
43%
43%
94%
44
43%
94%
44%
44
44%
20,300
94%
*94
94%
200
*18%
*124%
19
18%
*124%
18%
94%
*18%
*124%
19
__
37%
37%
83%
1
9%
9%
*68
70
9%
*68
9%
70
10%
*10%
10%
10%
1
29%
29%
29
29%
*28%
10
25"%
26%
25%
26%
100
Service
Corp..10
10
*128
130
20
28%
26
26
26%
128
*126%
6
600
26%
2,700
130
17%
9
35%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
30%
30%
31
31
31%
*30%
*79
79%
*78%
79%
78%
78%
79%
*112
114%
8%
35
*112
10
4,000
400
44%
7,800
31
2,400
80
79%
114%
73%
8%
73%
35%
35
*112
115
*112%
115
73%
73
73
72%
73
1,100
9
9
9
700
9
9
35%
35%
9
35%
35%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
48%
*48
49
48%
48%
48%
49%
27%
27%
27
27
*26%
27%
27
27
39 7%
40%
40
40
39% '
40
40
40%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
67%
66%
67%
*65%
67
67
434
4%
4%
*4%
5
•
130
45
19%
Radio Corp
Zonite. Products Corp—
*128
17%
73%
200
26%
45
73%
2,600
26%
17%
115
—
1,100
44%
44%
4,500
29%
443A
.
650
300
2,200
29
17%
44%
200
4,100
29
17%
30%
2,000
10%
48 %
Zenith
t
9%
68
443A
44%
200
*10
10%
1
preferred
68
68
50
common
convertible
9%
9%
-
26
17%
9
35%
29
128
130
68
10%
37
*44%
31 %
Mfg Co
9%
10%
36%
17%
79%
B
16
2,600
*124%
.
37%
9%
18%
44%
44%
Co
9%
9%
*68
.70
18%
57%
'
163A
30%
Worsted
9%'
,
56%
*94%
44'A
79%
*73%
__
26%
55
17
10
*112%
*128
94%
26%
*53%
44%
16%
*44
common—No par
series
100
Co
r-ii (■
/V!v'i
3^/$% Apr 1J;-
*94%
*10%
Co
Corp
Towne
Corp
4%%
13
2
26% July 16
37% Jun 16
&
37%
*49
25"%
*52
55%
No par
10
No par
common
Public
(F W)
—
49%
26%
54%
55%
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door—.
No par
9
600
37%
pfd 4%% conv series
100
(Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte
50
36%
83%
preferred 4%%
Wrigley
50
x25%
Prior
3
50
27%
54%
56%
1,400
1,700
84
25%
Prior
130% Mar 10
1
49%
26%
54
56
9%
25%
No par
preferred
Worthington
Mar 19
49%
26%
54
55%
9%
84%
26%
No par
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
16% Jun
51
10
20
100
&
15
10
19%
$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Co
10
9%
*18%
*124%
37%
84
*25%
Co—
14
&
105
*94
preference
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
10
105
44
94%
100
12.50
Willys-Overland Motors
May 19
106
43%
*94
12%
(The S S)
29
9'A July 14
*105
100
26
preference
Mfg
29% May 11
Oil
106
30
2,600
10
Corp
21% Jan
Prior
*105
15%
43%
26%
White Motor Co
Dental
75
15
95%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
25% Jun
29% Jan
'*73
43%
com
22
40% Mar 17
10
75
*94%
series B
preferred
10
Elec
9%
*73
49%
26%
*52%
55%
Union Telegraph
3.80%
10
15
75
0
50
12
106
15%
15%
15
*73
10
10
Mar 18
*104%
15
74%
100
41% Jun
99% Jan
10
14%
"12%
No par
com
91% Jun
Western
*104%
15
13
106
49%
26%
54%
56%
100
Preferred series A—
29
14%
73
20
RR
3
7
160
-
1
Pacific
31
17
8% Mar
Western
97% Mar 31
1
2,900
49%
26%
*53
55%
10
100
preferred
Westinghouse Air Brake—
23
Oct
67% Mar 10
2nd
noncum
29% May 18
25
102
93
July 24
28'A Oct
101%
102%
100
96
8
35% Apr
102%
*91%
16
30
102
102
*92%
25% Jun
41% Jan
2,400
300
20%
93
45% Jun
30
1,600
35
19%
96
Jan
Jan
22%
34%
*91%
May 14
387/a Feb 18
126
22%
35
16% Jan
90
Mar 20
22%
34%
*92%
10
127
22%
93
82
16% Jun
19%
22 %
35
96
51% Jun
Nov
19%
22%
34%
*91%
12
48% Dec
340
*92%
64% Dec
101
79%
93
Maryland Ry common
2
79%
97
Auto Supply Co
95% Jan
79%
*93
4%
27% Nov 21
79
*92
Western
24% May 14
35 % Feb 20
78%
19%
93
Western
7
1,500
11
97
57"% Mar 11
11
24%
93
63% Mar 25
Oct
24%
*93
32% Mar 25
98
*10%
24
<'•
9
45% Feb
10%
24
! '
2
4
*10%
100
Jan
16
10%
24
100
23% Jun
20
10%
24
9%
C
45
Mar
9%
B
15
Oct
9%
series
19
46% Feb
9%
series
23
89
9%
preferred
Dec
37
700
22%
preferred
Dec
49
15%
*22
4.10%
56%
47
8,200
*15
4.20%
26% Dec
22
26%
15
10
18
Oct
26%
200
22%
15
*22
10
46% Apr 30
34% Oct 21
*9%
9%
102
15
22%
Jan
19
9% Jun
*22
99% Jan
13% May 15
1
84
6
Co
Snowdrift
14%
15
22%
9%
1,000
26%
30
17% Apr
9% July
16%
1,000
10
15
*28%
10
16%
3,100
16
26%
29
'
29%
15
*22
16%
4,700
33%
14% Jun
15
*16%
14%
29
24% Jun
26%
16%
600
14%
29%
20% Jun
22%
9%
14%
2,600
23%
101
29
33%
3
15
23%
*99%
29%
21
(The)
6%
6%
23%
101
14%
29
33%
31
Pow Co
2,000
29%
Dec
Wat
49
6%
33%
18% Jan
Wash
483A
33%
24% Dec
9
1,000
29"%
26%
1
28
400
26
29"%
26%,
19
May
200
13%
25%
33%
19% Feb
16
62
*13%
49
101
143A
14%
62
13%
26
49
*23%
14%
No par
3
Corp
Light Co
6%
63%
*100%
5
Inc
Pipe
&
Gas
13%
25%
6%
1
100
Inc
31
13%
25%
1
Pictures
Warner-Hudnut
64
13%
25%
23%
23%
*100% 101
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
preferred
4
13%
25%
48%
No par
13%
25%
No par
10
-
Walworth Co
May 12
17% Apr
9
Jun
RR 4%%
Walgreen Co
6% July 15
29
Wabash
Waldorf System
S
13% Jun
Jan
1
13% Mar 10
16
30
8
70% Mar
29% Jan
9
—
—
35%
1,500
19%
19%
3.900
49 %
1
50
*26
27
1,200
700
40
40%
4,800
12%,
12%
1,200
'
No par
*66%
_1
.434
_
recelTership, or petition baa been tiled lor company's reorganization,
a Deterred
delivery,
67
,4%
r Oaeh
,
4%
sales.
♦66%
4%
67
4%
wdWben distributed,
500
1,800
x Xx-
.
Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
Bond Record
(315)
New York Stock
cc»
FRIDAY
WEEKLY
-
Exchange
YEARLY
-
fteite letters la th$ ooioma headed "Interest Period" indicate la tMli iin the month when the bonds miturt,
Flfini
decimal
after
yelat
reyreseat
aaa
ar
ISA af
mart
a
poiat.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Range far Previews
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Tear 1968
Lowest
Hlgeet
—
—
Range Sineo Jan. 1
Lowest
—
—
99.24 May 12
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
96.14.Oct
14
96.14Oct
14
96.19 Jan
9
94.8
96.20Mar ia
96.21 Dec
9
98.25 Deo
9
—
96.21 Dec
9
—
—
96.27 Not 18
10
96.22 Dec
Dec
24
96.20Not
19
100.4
Not
18
Mar 25
94.8
—
10
95.8
9
100.4
—
—
Not 18
_
—
—
—
102.18 Jan
102.18 Jan
29
—
—
_
100.9
*100.6
100.10
*100.6
100.10
*100.4
100.8
*100.5
100.8
»101.20
101.26
*101.20
101.26
*101.20
101.26
*101.20
101.26
*101.22
101.28
1956-1959
*102.24
103
*102.24
103
103
*102.24
1958-1963
*103.20
103.28
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
1960-1965
•104.20 104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
1956-1958
99.20
*99.14
99.20
*99.14
99.20
*99.10
99.16
99.18 Oct
—
IB
100.3
Mar 18
18
100.3
Jan
96.28 Ang
7
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
22
96.4
Apr
2
91.25 Apr
16
94
93
10
97.24 Feb
27
92
Jun
15
95.8
Jan
7
95
July
2
97
97.16 May 12
100
Feb
98.10 NOT
101
Dee
95
*94.10
94.16
*94.12
94.18
*94.10
94.16
*94.2
94.8
*94.2
94.8
93.28
94.10
94.8
*93.26
94
*93.30
94.4
94
*93.24
93.30
*93.16
93.22
*93.18
93.24
93.26
*93.16
93.22
*93.14
93.20
*93.14
93.20
*93.6
93.12
*94.2
230897645
1966-1971
*93.14
93.20
*93.14
93.20
*93.8
93.14
*93.4
93.10
June 1967-1972
*93.12
93.18
*93.12
93.18
*93.8
93.14
*93
93.6
*93.2
93.8
Sept
1967-1972
,
*93
93.6
*93
93.6
*92.28
93.2
*92.18
92.24
*92.20
92.26
Dec 1967-1972
*93.12
93.18
*93.12
93.18
*93.8
93.14
*93
93.6
*93.2
93.8
1957-1959
*98.10
98.16
*98.14
98.20
*98.12
98.18
*98.6
98.12
June 15 1958
*98.16
98.22
*98.18
98.24
*98.16
98.22
*98.12
98.18
*98.12
98.18
♦99.20
99 24
*99.22
99.26
*99.24
99.28
*99.22
99.26
*99.22
99.26
*100.18
100.24
*100.18
100.24
*100.18
100.24
*100.18
100.24
*100.18
100.24
*98.8
98.14
1956-1959
*97.6
97.12
*97.8
97.14
*97.8
97.14
*97.2
97.8
*97.4
1959-1962
♦OS.6
95.12
*95.8
95.14
*95.6
95.12
*95.2
95.8
*95.4
95.10
Dec 1959-1962
»95.6
95.12
*95.8
95.14
*95.6
95.12
*95.2
95.8
*95.4
95.10
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
*99.24
99.26
June
2 Vis
Bank
&
Development
July 15 1972
*99.13
99.15
*99.13
99.15
*99.2
99.15
*99.13
99.15
97.10
*99.13
99.15
*99
99.8
*99
99.8
*99
99.8
*99
99.8
*100
99.10
100.2
100.2
*100
100.2
>100
100.2
*100
100.2
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
5,000
94
94
94
94
94
94
*Q3
94
*93
94
10,000
93.16
93.16
93.16
93.16
93.20
93.20
*92.16
93.16
*92.16
93.16
10,000
May 151975
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
*97.4
Oct 15 1971
of
*93
94
1950
93.28
93.28
98.8
2s
*99.16
100.16
due Feb
15
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
due Feb
15
1956
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
due Feb
15
1957
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
2s
—
100.16
2s
—
»99.16
2s
—
due Feb 15 1954
2s
—
due Feb
15
1958
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
due Feb
15
96
2s
—
—
—
_
—
•Bid and
asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
Interest
Nsw York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's
Last
or
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
*94
*93
95
*93
95
*93
95
*93
;—due Feb
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*91.16
93.16
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
*90.8
92.8
15
1961
due Feb 15 1962
eCash sale,
r
Registered bond transactions.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
JULY
21
Range
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
No.
Low
Brasll
High
98Vi
June-Dee
69
98%
3Vis
95
101%
series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis
series No.
3Vis
series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
3Vis series No.
WERTHEIM & Co.
3Vis series No.
T eletypm
Exchange
Members Now York Stock
120 Broadway, New
NY
York
Oaldns (Dept
Foreign Government mad- Manielpal
Agricultural Mortgage
Bank (Colombia)—
sinking fund Ss 1947
Feb-A up
▲Guaranteed sinking fund 6a 1948
April-Oct
Akerahus (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Beg
lAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7a A 1945
Jan -July
(▲External sinking fund 7s aer B 1945—Jan-July
(▲External sinking fund 7a aer O 1946—Jan-July
(▲External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945
Jan-July
▲External sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Ocf
▲External
sec
sink fd
7s 2nd
ser
1957_Aprii-Ocf
sec
sink
7s
ser
(Commonwealth)
10-year 3 Vis 1956
5s
90%
95 V.
100
65
65%
65
68
—
——
—
—
——
65
70%
*60%
69%
June-Dec
1955
Jan-Juip
*60%
__
*60%
42 %
65
95%
77
94%
93%
93%
95%
68
93%
93%
95%
137
94
94
95%
59
Jan-July
June-Dec
*102% 105
——
(U S
of)
external 8s
1941
June-Dec
*91
109%
113
Btamped
pursuant
to Plan
A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
▲External s f 6 Vis of 1927 due
Btamped pursuant to nan A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
▲7s (Central Ry)
1952
Btamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
April-Ocf
(interest
April-Ocf
1957
April-Ocf
(Interest
5
89%
89%
2
86
7
76
81s
57%
8
100%
*42%
102%
100%
102% 102%
*102%
102%
100% 101%
92 3 a
92%
55
99% 103%
91%.
95%
41
10
*913 8
42%
91 %
91%
95 Vi
42%
42%
40%
44%
55%
58 %
*57
34
36%
59%
37%
*57%
55%
59%
—Feb-Aug
*35%
34%
36%
*57%
55%
59%
*35 %
33%
36%
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1962
April-Ocf
*57%
58%
58%
34%
36%
55%
59%
sinking
*34
fund 6s Sept
35%
—
*57%
April-Ocf
fund
1963—
bonds 2%s-3s
*35%
Map-Nov
1963
6s
*57%
Map-Nov
1993——June-Dec
*35%
35%
—
55%
34
07%
57%
—
86
—
.
▲ 8s
63%
—
—
57 %
assented
61
—
61
1
5
56%
assented
78%
55%
59 Ye
*34
34%
36%
58
58%
-April-Oct
*34
34%
37%
1962——Map-Nov
*57
55%
59%
Map-Nov
fund
*34
33%
36%
6s
1961
1961
*57
April-Octi
1962
For Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
6
75%
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
83%
76%
56%
78%
78%
76%
i
1
3Vis series No.
2
3Vis
series No.
3
June-Dec
75%
75%
75%
14
74%
4
June-Dec
77%
77%
77%
5
74%
79%
June-Dec
75
75
75%
4
74%
r«ARL MARKS & f!Oo INC,
78%
SVis series No.
78
June-Dec
—
—
•
series
No.
5
#3Vis series
No.
7
7_.
.June-Dec
3Vis series No.
8
8_
June-Dec
♦79
•82
3Vis
3Vis series
*83
——
No.
9..
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
10_.
June-Dec
88 Vi
3Vis-series
—
i
No.
11—
.June-Dec
*77%
80
series No.
12—
-June-Dec
*77%
80
3
%a
series
No.
13—
_June»D«>o
3Vis
series
No.
14-.
June-Dec
For footnotes
see
page 27.
_
*
?
*84%
♦74
u
77
88%
76
'
•:
.ibsn
78
-79 r
74
<
63%
80
T.'
':.L9
St., New York 4, N. Y.
sMii.
Telephone HAnbvfcF/J-OOSO
78
75%
"
50 Broad
85
85
1
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
83
82
79%
——
88%
80
74
—
80
3Vis
81%
.
,
.»
t
37 %
*57
June-Dec
61%
8
56%
56%
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)—
3Vis series No.
1
June-Dec
58%
34%
June-Dec
1961
sinking
assented
1
*34
9%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Btamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
April-Ocf
36%
.—June-Dec
89
53
—June-Dec
1957
61%
89
—
7
59%
36%
32%
60
90
55
90
57%
i
34
-
33%
33%
37%
33%
—
—
60%
57
44
40%
44%
|
*89
77%
77%
75 Vi
l
—
78
75%
*73%
92%
87
55%
a8s
(Interest
June-Dec
77
77
89%
57%
57%
April-Ocf
June-Dec
86%
86%
78
77%
78
2
33%
▲6Vis
63%
59%
59%
—
76%
75%
81
*77
82
57%
▲Sinking fund 6%s 1961
93
59
T
78
78
35 Vi
▲Guaranteed sinking fund 6s
June-Dec
77%
77%
*75
101%
88
74
10
81
—June-Deo
▲Chile Mortgage Bank 6Vis
▲ 6 Vis assented 1957
106
Btamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
▲External s f 6%s of 1926 due 1957
76
95%
95 %
91
75%
*73%
June-Dec
76
85%
77
*87%
75%
76%
73 Vi
83%
57%
Extl sink fund $
95 Vi
102
—
—
77
*90
35%
▲Guaranteed
(▲Brazil
*73%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
▲6s assented
99 Vi
88%
1
75
73
—April-Oct
▲External
98 %
88
—
111% 111%
—
83%
.
75
—June-Dec
▲6s assented 1962
102%
99%
75
75
June-Deo
44%
105
98%
80%
June-Dec
▲is assented Sept 1961
▲External sinking fund 6s
100%
74%
—June-Dec
▲External sinking
101
79%
June-Dec
63
98"%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
380
79
*74
June-Dec
67
97%
99%
June-Dec
1
102%
102
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
10-year 3 Vis 1957
20-year 3Vis 1967
20-year 3Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
Belgium (Kingdom of) 6s 1955.
External sinking fund 7s 1955.
42%
104% 104%
—__
102
79
June-Deo
40%
1
76%
June-Deo
65
——
—
76 %
78
June-Dec
65%
-w
—
63
—.
——
78
*75
*74
June-Dec
▲External sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
▲6s assented Feb 1961
„
*60%
High
75%
June-Dec
▲Bxternal sinking fund 6s 1960—
▲6s assented 1960
'
*60%
*60%
76%
▲Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
▲6s assented Jan
1961
Jan-July
92
*99% 100
1957-Aprll-Ocf
Jan-July
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
92%
*60%
*90%
'
▲External
Australia
93%
*90%
I a Qua ran teed
Jaa. 1
Low
No.
June-Dec
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
—Feb-Aug
of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-Julp
Canada (Dominion of) 3 Vis 1961
—Jan-July
25-year 2Vis 1974
Mar-Sepf
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sepf
Oauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f ( bds 1978—Jan-Julg
(▲Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Nov
(▲7s assented 1942
-May-Noo
Brisbane
1-1693
Range Slaco
Sold
June-Dec
23
series No.
Bonds
High
*75
June-Dec
22
3Via series No.
3Vis
Friday's
Low
15
No.
3Vis series No.
Foreign Securities
or
Bid & Asked
(continued)—
series
95
Week's Range
Last
Jan. 1
Sold
Sigh
Friday
Range Since
8Vis
IPSO
3rd
98.16
96
Issue—
fd
100
95
New lark City
Telephone
*98.16
*93
Friday's
Low
REctor 2-2300
100
100
100.16
*94
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Corporate Stock
*99.16
1959
Odd lot transactions.
a
Friday
Transit Unification
100.16
—due Feb 15 1960
2s
—
BONDS
*98.16
*99.16
*98.16
100.16
2s
—
_
—
1955
*99.16
2s
—
_
J—
Oct 1 1981
Mar 1 1976
19-year 3 Vis
bonds
*99.13
♦lOO
for
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
30-year 3Vis
23-year 3%8
Serial
*94.4
'
Dec 1953-1955
Sept 15 1953
19
99.6
95.2
*93.26
94
*93.22
Dec 1953-1954
7
99.14
*99
*94.28
-
*93.20
94.8
*93.26
1965-1970
2s
2
♦94.2
103
*99.8
99.6
*94.26
June 1953-1954
Mar 25
1
7
*99
95.6
2s
July 2o
17
99.12
*95
Dec 1964-1969
Reconstruction
20
98.10 Nov
*99.6
95.8
June 1964-1969
Treasury 2s
Oct
100.15 Dec
99.14
*95.2
Treasury 2s
_
18
92.12 Oct
Dec
*99.8
1963-1968
—
2Vis
2Vis
International
93.4
99.12
95.6
1954-1956
—
___
Jan
*102.24
«95
2 Vis
_
103
*99.6
1952-1953
—
100.3
1958
♦99.14
*102.24
1962-1967
2Vis
_
29
—
Dec 15
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
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2%s
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97.19Oct 27
27
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1978-1983
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Friday
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The Commercial and Financial
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July 27, 1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
or
Last
Interest
BONDS
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Consol
A7s
No.
of
1928
58%
ARome
37%
98y2
99%
51%
49%
54'%
62
62
62
*60
62
63 %
*60
93
90'/a
reduced
88 %
Czechoslovakia
113
(interest
to
reduced
extl
a
29%
42
dollar
bonds
(Republic
of)
Jan
28
•91%
A7s
to
102
1st
series A
mtge
A
ser
A6%s
6%s due
1950
to
mtge
gen
extended
to
*
1
—
99
W
extended
1952
96
93
A7s
part paid 1964———
A 6s part paid
1968——
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s
Italian (Republic)—
3%
2%
1
s
due
to Jan
Feb-Aug
14
-
I960—
15
■v
15%
10
14
15
14%
35
of)
108
49%
49
49
Jan-July
3%
Taiwan
993/4
series B
2%
Mar-Sept
-
Utility Institute—
1 1952, thereafter
1977
Jan-July
7s
Jan-July
5%. due
AExternal
Altaly
1952--—;
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Imperial Govt)—
49%
33
51
173%
extl
6%s due
loan
53%
42%
82%
43
91%
78
due
1965
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to
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of
129
142
59
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to
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s
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small
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of
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A
67
68
Yokohama
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121
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9
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Plan
A
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pursuant
to
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reduced to 2.125%)
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(30-yr)
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gold
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assented
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100 Va 100 Va
12
95%
97%
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100
35
1975
2
99%
to
99%
100 %
7
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3
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1960—June-Dec
1961—April-Oct
125
18
69
105
63
76%
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11
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A
see
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27.
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33
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29
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99
5
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95
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.-/--May-Nov
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42
106
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a
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July
Charlotte
101%
105 %
2
101 % 101T5
96%
>
96
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&
120%
112%
Air
Liue Ry—
1963
Refining 2%s debentures
7
8
Ohio
J?me-Dec
--.Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
1966—Ja't-July
May -Nov
June-Dec
A
June-Dec
RR—
105 V2
104 %
105 %
*93%
102
993/4
99 %
101 % 102
*93 %
95
103%
42
103%
99
102 %
18
99%
104 %
93%
96%
—
108 Va
51 %
92
46
86%
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97%
67
92
1
fixed
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and
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k
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38
48
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51
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1
29
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1
67V*'
67%
1
__
__
45
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45
1
67%
68
due Dec
1
441/4
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2010.-^
1
54i/2
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div first mortgage
Aroostook
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__
35%
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2
38
56i/4
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57%
5%
ser
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1
5s
series
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38%
37
37
1960
90%
16
65%
-
75%
86
96%
1
80
88%
8
75%
86 Va
91%
7
86 %
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21
107
6
92
95%
21
88
96
7
92
79
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90
92
92
93
93 Va>
93%
111%
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1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979
(The) Co 2%s debs. 1981—:
Maine
91
83
April-Oct
mortgage
93
*84
May-No?;
93%
tan-July
Mar-Sept
*94
Mar-Sept
*73-%
95
94
94%
—
91
95
Va
100%
98
RR—
First
mortgage 5s series
mortgage 5s series II
First
mortgage
mortgage 4s series
AInc
85
-
Jan-July
Steel
First
34'A
95
26
157
mortgage 2%s.series I 1970
Bethlehem
&
84
86%, 37%
67%', 677a
1961_May-Nov
Boston
85
67%
-Jan-July
Consol
;
85
73%
RR—
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34Vi
74
18
86%
debs
Borden
73%
Id
May
Consol
48%
53
__
85
76%
June-Dec
1995
income
1st mfge 4y2Ts conv
Bell Telephone of Pa
.
76
76
75'%
mortgage 6V
(2%'/
and 3%% contingent interest) —
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34%
75%
75%
general
Consol
__
76
_.Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996
(3 %7r fixed & 1 % % conting int) 1980^Jan-July
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
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i;'1
34%
.-June-Dec
2000^—
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Viiginia-r-.
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May-Nop
38
58
—
~~
1
96%
102
—
1995—
Series K due March
11%
•_
97%
14
37 y«
.
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
mortgage 5% series B (4V& fixed
A4%s convertible
(interest
pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
footnotes
76
103
98%
91%
ny2
6%
11V*
(interest
2004
stamped
(Interest
April-Oct
April-Oct
due
Plan
100
101
S8%
103
April-Oct
13 y2
~
June-Dec
1926
to
*—
98 %
% contingent interesti July 1975_AprU-Oct
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II %
'
*9
(interest
2012
pursuant
Nitrate
1095
4s
&
and
543/a
*9%
First
First
.
1940
A
6674
72%
99% 100 %
mortgage 3%s
Ati Coast Line; RR 4%s A 1964
Gen mortgage 4'/2s-4s ser A 1980
Gen tntge 4%s'ser C 1972
54 %
53%
52%
Feb-Aug
Plan
*71%
124%
B
—
A
10%
111
5
93%
115%
117%
99%
1977
54
•
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118
100
1969
Topeka
General
38
48%
—
52%
(interest
1999:
reduced to 2.25%)
7a
April-Oct
sinking fund gold 1968-^.— June-Dec
pursuant
reduced
to
2.5%)
1963
i
Investment
Baltimore- &
(interest
—Feb-Aug
A
13%
5%
3
(..April-Oe/
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debentures
debentures
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April-Oct
Plan
73
8
71
A
2012
Rio Grande do Sul (State
of)
|A8s external loan of 1921
Stamped
A
1953
to
64%
100 v*
34
32
Jan-July
-Jan-July
2001
6'/2s
96
89
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
1962__Ap?t(-Oct
June-Dec
Tobacco Co debentures
debentures
Atlantic
115
52
Apri/-Oct
1947—April-Oct
2.25%) 2006
(City of) 8s 1946
AExternal secured
9%
118
June-Dec
———
:
1964
First
101 Va
99 Ve
*30
April-Oct
April-Oct
Plan
debs
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1
72 y2
72
112%
1940
:
to
convertible
conv
Atlanta
98
1003/a
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,
1959
fund 7s
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88
90
91
15
9%
1st mortgage- -4s (reg only)
1960
—June-Dec
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first' gold 4s July 1995
-_Quar-Ja?i
A P W Products-Co 5s 1966
1
;
--.April-Oct
101 Va
1
—
*67
1963
pursuant
83
82
—
*12
Jan-July
—
1987—-
Atchison
1017/b
Mar-Sept
Alegre (City of)—
1961 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
1982
debentures
8s
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April-Oct
1
^
debentures
Associates
102
115%
*ioiy»
112
Porto
IA Rio de Janeiro
Feb-A?ty
-
1986
American
36%
99%
*101
*100
sinking fund gold 8s 1950
(interest reduced
1980
debentures
3%s
52
31%
36
1017/a 102
100%
1968—
assented
83%
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'
»
*31
Mar-Sept
series
A4V2s assented 1958—..
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10
(interest
series
2nd
34%
52
35
April-Oct
2.125%)
extl
extl
to
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debentures
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17%
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1068
(City) sinking fund 4Vis 1955
IAPernambuco* (State of) 7s 1947
&
2%s debentures 1971—
18 V2
100%
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to
100
1
"l
99
*65%
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18%
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^Mar-Sept
May-No?;
Oslo
debentures
3%s
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1958—
extended
88%
87%
90
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May-Nov
1966-!
23/4s debentures
18 %
Feb-Aug
1963—
(30-yr)
4
90
s
15 Va
—
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1953
1953 extended to
99 Va
r-t
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
14%
86%
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extl
88
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Juiie-Dec
:i18 V4
„
May-No?;
sinking fund external loan 1963
sinking fund external 1057—
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95
—
Ltd—
3%s
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3%s
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Anglo-Lautaro
1957
AND
1967
23/4s convertible debentures 1961—1
(Interest
(Kingdom of) 4%s 1956——
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6s due
88%
June-Dec
debentures
2%s
'
—
6
_Mar-Sept
Norway
4s
:154
1
__June-Dec
1975——April-Ocf
1962_
—May-No?;
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23/»s
1959„Mar-Sept
2008_„
3%s
78
148%
t
Jan-July
15%
(interest
A
693/4
1481
1978—Feb-Aug
debentures- 1970—
American
~9%
3s
to
pursuant
16
27
38
l958__Mar-Sept
reduced to 2.1*25%) 2008
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2%s
__
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128
73
100
—
sinking fund
71%
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15%
.
1963_Jan-July
6'/as 1952—
(Stale)
extl
119
122% 123%
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15%
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'
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55%
54
June-Dec
—
(1942
72%
49
49
-
May-Nov
14%
Jan-July
assented
64%
49%
f debs 1964—May-No?;
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1987
—Jan-June
——
new
117%
62
150% 150%
*
3'/2s
Canada
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1922
1933
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ASmall
of
3%s
1963_Jan-July
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__
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17%
agree¬
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lATreasury
73
mortgage 3%s 1972___Jrm-July
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9
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1961_
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16 VA
j
assented
new
66
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—
1984
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1
1968—Jan-July
1922
1945
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1937)
1971
16%
—
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111%
60
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49%
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June-Dec
1979—
to
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agree't)
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97%
,
extended
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v
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—-
Allied
—
to
103
64'%
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-
(assented
64 %
Feb-Aug
'26
of
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Aluminum
1904
86
16
94%
109% 110
June-Dec
of)—
loan
1961
Alabama
,
—
———
__
of
97 %
1958
(City
extl
9 %
—
1945—Quar-Jan
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97%
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external 7s 1958__
—_Feb-Aug
assented
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9%
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9%
,
(1942
6 Va
80
--
—
—
__
assented
10
Jan-July
RAILROAD
—
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.
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10
_
of
readjustment
(City)
6s due
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new
140%
8%
Jan-July
1979—
1943—May-No?;
—_——
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A5s
127 %
18
on——
readjustments
17
107
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(1922
15%
86
_
readjustment
10 %
5
—
assented
93/4
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bond
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(dollar
14 %
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1945
13%
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1945——,.—.
14%
115
115
—
due
f
s
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(Republic oi)—
5 A5s
15%
13%
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1978
(1942
mtge
77
1954
1968
9%
*135
Jan-July
Co
64%
1943—
assented
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73
14%
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1981—
1963
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43
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56%
73
June-Dec
1957—
to
1952
82%
115
72%
Mexican
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13 %
3%-4%-41^s external conversion 1978—-June-Dec
A4 %s
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1
1957—Avril-Oct
7s
73
*13'%
1961
71%
81%
82%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1975—
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May-Nov
1964
1965——
extended
66%
81
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of
March
33/4-4-4%s
92
6
77%
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June-Dec
1971
f
s
extl loan
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Feb-Aug
60%
73
79
75
Jui)e-Dec
—
1958
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3
87
87
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61
79
*__
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!
extended
1971
1953 extended to
A7s
52
133% 133%
June-Dec
1954
extended
1954
A5%s extl loan
5%s
'24
of
91
70'%
June-Dec
7s
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
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Japanese
A6V2S
1962
—„April-Ocf
5%s due 1961 extended to 1971——April-Ocf
A5s sterling loan of '12 1952
-—Mar-Sept
97.
80
49%
79
(City of)—
A5%s
19
Public
to Jail
Power
(40-yr)
5%s due
98
76 Va
32
49%
48%
48%
Jan-July
1947
Electric
A5%S
149 %
UJlgawa
due. 1977——
§A7s
Italian
44
71
70%
—May-Nov
1958—
Council
6s
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
2% to Jan 1 1952, thereafter.
70%
—
1962
to
external
County
A With
1, 1952, thereafter
1977
8%
93%
*97
April-Oct
10
56
156
Tokyo
May-Nov
49
84
April-Ocf
external
(Prov
49%
Jan-July
(Kingdom)
secured
due
56
(interest
A
series
6%s
138%
8
96%
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gold 4s 1989
—Jan-July
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96
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As ser B 1985
May-Nov
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April-Oct
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refunding mortgage 3'As 1985—Feb-Aug
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100
96
1975—April-Oct
Jan-July
1978
mortgage 3s
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debentures
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1976
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94
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s
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91
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gen
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City
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1961
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series
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1959
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2003
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64 %
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debentures
1973
88%
2
97
3
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see
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:
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page
27.
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95
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27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New Fork Stock
Interest
Exchange
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Last
Period
or
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Friday's
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and
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debentures
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of
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,
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126
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95%
116
1971
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——
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92
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98%
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101%
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82%
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110
fi/ar-Sept
2013
—
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95%
107 %
1983
debs
debentures
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93
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fi/ay-Nov
93%
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93
97%
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90
99
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93
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series
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90%
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97
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1972
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106
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101%
93
—
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(Oregon Lines)
98
—
93
1966—April-Oct
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112
100
—
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& North Ala RR
gtd 5s 1963
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Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
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94
—
w
1941— Feb-Aug
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Southern Pacific
20%
fi/ar-Sept
3%s
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RR
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99%
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s
f debs 1982—
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13
97
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86
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1966
debentures 1974
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48%
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100
gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
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*90
Consol
97%
75
84
86
1989__May-No®
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977
Sous 2%s
103%
90
95
*95
May-Nov
1970
trust
debentures
Vandalia
1st
&
96%
24
•
*99%
June-Dec
1970
1972
1977
& coll
4%s
100%
95%
May-No®
gtd 4s
96
96
74'%
Second 4s inc bond certificates
Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union
Depot 3'/as B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st
Seagram (Jos El
96%
126
96
18%
*94
97%
87%
June-Dec
23As debs
America
Corp 2%s
mtge
1st
100 %
83
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
bond
41
54
18
*86%
1976
Co
1st
86%
95%
*95
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996_Jan-JuZy
gold 6s 1996.
1
April-Oct
St Louis-San
Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A
Jan 2022
May
First 4s
99%
95%
91
114
RR—
Biscuit
United
99%
78%
—
96
Second
St
99%
53
18%
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—fi/ar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
Universal
81%
*97'A
Electric Corp—
Saguenay Power
1
*
Union
United
—
81%
April-Ocf
mortgage 4'/2s series D 1977.
General mortgage 314s series
J 1969
St
2
99%
May-How
1980
(subord)
debentures
2%s
*94%
3
89
118
V
first & ref 3%s series
(R
Jan-July
102%
92%
89
June-Dec
1974
1968
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
1964
3%s
96%
97%
118
1985—Jan-July
ref and
of California
Pacific
2%s
102%
84
93
E
ser
89%
34
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Cent
conv
Union
101%
127%
~7
98%
*87
Oil
3'%s
96
190
98%
of
debentures
98%
—
RR
Ohio
Union
98'/a
98%
Pacific-Missouri
3%s
1st mtge & coll tr 27%s
1st mtge 3'As
1982
96%
94
*99%
refund
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
Afap-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 23As 1975—ApriZ-Oct
*99
98%
115%
~3
90
99 % 100'/a
92%
Jan-July
April-Oct
impt 33As I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27/aS debs 1961
Mar-Sept
100
93'A
2
97%
102
89%
99%
{Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
3s
98%
94%
91
92%
96%
95%
91
104
May-How
M
Tol &
104
99%
98%
91%
91
90
u
104
98
Jan-July
April-Oct
3'As series B
Term
103
*—
Hit 1
85
89
92 %
New Orleans RR—
&
Texas
101
96%
Jan. 1
Low
13
•
*89%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
-June-Dec
101%
96
7
*104 % 106
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
2019
1965
First and refund M
86
*97% 100
May-Nov
3%s debentures 1972
82
89%
3
Jan-July
May-No®
1973
No.
*93%
Jan-July
1972
Refund
107%
*97%
1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2031--June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—fi/ay-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-Jwne-Dec
First and
Co
89 '/a
Jan-July
1966
Bange Sine*
gold
T
107
100%
100
97%
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—May-How
fi/ar-Sept
First and
refunding mortgage 314s
First
103%
103
4
96'A
100
ApriZ-Oct
1977
84
99
96
__
100
__April-Oct
First
mortgage 2%s 1984—
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
First and
4
1974
2%s debentures
Corp
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
109%
*„
June-Dec
1959
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 314s
First mortgage 3s 1983
debentures
Oil
101%
106
109%
30
Friday's
Bid & Asked
debentures 2%s 1971—May-How
J)
104
108
83
-April-Oct
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3s
Swift &
108
106'A 106%
106%
& Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B
1962—
...Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C
1974.J—__
-June-Dec
First general
4%s series D 1977—
-June-Dec
Pittston Co 5%s income
debentures 1964__Ja»-July
First and
96%
101
106'A 106 %
April-Oct
—April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Public Service
Sunray
105'%
(N
debentures
99%
*108
Jan-July
Glass 3s debs 1967—
West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4%s series
A 1958
4'/2s
2%s
105%
Oil
Texas Corp
——
Plate
4'/2s series B
102%
*108
1964—May-No®
&
First mortgage
First mortgage
Standard
100%
103%
—
or
Sals Pries
Low
95
*101
Week's Bang*
Last
Period
High
94
—
*102%
Coal—r
1965
462
Low
Interest
General and
mtge 3%s
Pittsburgh Consolidation
105%
Friday
27/8s
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
24
BONDS
94%
Feb-Aug
General
mortgage 5s series A, 1970
General
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
JULY
New York Stock Exchange
20
*95%
June-Dec
1960
ENDED
Jan. 1
No.
97'A
105
WEEK
Range Sines
Sold
High
97'A
1957—May-How
4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4J/2S
Bonds
Bid St Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 23/4S debentures
FOR
Rang*
& Power 2%s
delivery
1976.Jan-July
—
—
—
Included in the year'* range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included In the year'a range,
r Cash sal*
not Included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section Tt of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
'Friday's bid and asked prices; no salsa being transacted during current week.
Included
sale
not
in
A Bonds
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive
list
furnish
we
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 20, 1953 and ending Friday, July
24, 1953. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
security whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill Motors warrants.
Acme Aluminum
Alloys.
Shares
Low
%
8.600
4 %
1,300
3'A
~3%
100
Supply Manufacturlng.
1
"3%
3%
--
2%
2%
500
2% July
Air
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
common-
Jan
AJax
J OA
CX
Petroleums
4 Cbi ViO uttnj
4
July
Jan
Alabama
Jun
29
Feb
Alabama
Jan
4
Mar
6%
3%
Feb
83A May
9'/a May
Gas
Ltdm-wm —
Airlines
American
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1,300
7%
7'A
700
Jan
8%
Feb
Alles & Fisher common
11%
11%
11%
1,200
11 %
Jun
14'A
Jan
Allied Internat'l
13
13
100
12%
Apr
15%
Feb
Allied
see
page
31
9
6'A
July
13% Mar
Products
for Week
Shares
BOO
50
| Low
1A
13%
1
A
13%
111
111
~47/e
—1
ifV
Low
14'A
111
2,400
3,600
10
2
A
"5
High
1% May
l'/a July
13'A
103
Jun
Jan
Jun
i
14%
111
Jun
July
99 % Mar
400
4%
Jun
6'A Mar
1%
300
1%
Jan
2%
iV\ 2%
2%,.-2%
11,000
1%
10s
2
2
j55 July
Jan
3% Mar
1
31%
29%
31%
600
3%
Jan
7% Mar
2%
400
Jun
6%
1
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
B
Bange Sines Jam 1
High
89%
preferred—.100
Inc
Engineering Co
~9%
9
—
2
Corp
Alabama Power 4.20%
Alaska
—— — —_
Great Southern—
13
Air-Way Electric Appliance—
footnotes
~9
(N J)
Alrfleets Inc
For
1%
Pmt
All
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
High
25
—10
1
% July
Sale Pries
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Bangs
sf Prices
Last
STOCKS
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
%
4
Week's
Friday
for Week
Low
4%
Sales
Range
of Trices
%
-1
Acme Wire Co common.
Adams Hat Stores Inc
Aero
Week's
Last
Exchange
a
Feb
25%
Jan
3% Apr
32% May
2'/a
Jan
r
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
23
...
Monday, July 27, 1953
(320)
AMERICAN STOCK
FOR
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Ear
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
•
•
,25a
li
common
Ambrook Industries Inc new
Air Filter 5%
American
pfd
conv
82 %
400
90
90
100
preferred
Manufacturing
$3.75 cumulative
American
Republics
American
American
American
American
American
American
preferred
American
Thread 5%
Writing Paper, common
Amurex
Jan
Anchor
Post Products
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
9%
9%
23%
200
Tel
Class
A
Jun
31
Jan
33% Mar
31%
28%
Jun
34%
Jan
Century
55%
63
13%
14
13%
5 j-'g
11,500
Corp
Feb
Jan
Century
Jan
Apr
20%
5% July
10% Mar
Jan
17(4 July
5% July
9% May
15
17%
1,325
6%
17
Apr
2,500
Jan
400
100'4 102
11-
110
12%
12%
98
July
Apr
4%
Apr
22% Mar
Jan
109
8%
8%
24 % Mar
Jun
12%
Feb
15
7%
5,400
9
(4
7
14,700
18%
17%
10% May
114(4 M'ar
18%
Jan
Jun
1,600
9%
8%
9(4
Stores inc
convertible preferred
Clark (The) D L Co
Clark Controller Co
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Claude Neon Inc'
Claussner Hosiery Co—■—
117%
Feb
300
19(4 July
24(4
Jan
45%
45%
100
45%
Jun
53%
Jan
Club
18%
18%
Jan
22 % Mar
10% Mar
7%
"%
~1%
ft
60,500
J an
1%
Jun
Colon
Colonial
Jun
104
20
118% 118%
119% July
7%
1%
2
700
1%
Jun
2(4
Jan
Colts
97%
97%
99
175
93%
Jun
116%
Jan
Columbia Machinery
11,500
6(4
Jun
7%
Jan
Commodore
6%
11%
6%
6%
11%
11% July
1,500
12
xl%
Jun
Mar
15
5% May
2%
100
2%
2(4
400
2(4 July
4
Jun
9%
9 (4
100
9
Mar
11
Mar
Jun
21
Jan
2(4
~9%
•
1
600
17%
17%
17
Manufacturing Co
& Eng
Hotel Inc
;
Community Public Service
Consolidated Mining
B
Class
A
—.
.
,
Securities
Baldwin
American
Ban 11
600
3%
4,100
"3%
1
shares
Inc
Refractories
Basic
Baumann
(Li
Bearings
Inc
& Co common
E-eau-Brummell Ties
Beck
Inc
Watch
Blumenthal (S>
Bohack
Brazilian
Light & Pwr ord
Traction
Breeze Corp common
21(4 May
1(4
700
1
300
5(4
15%
300
14%
13%
6(4
Feb
16%
Apr
17
Jan
2% July
2%
200
1,500
10%
10%
200
39(4
250
10%
300
10(4
14
900
12%
13%
.
dep rets ord
Apr
40%
10(4
Jan
13
Mar
36%
Jan
46
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
Jun
16
38%
Amer
bearer
86%,
—
250
1
24%
25%
500
25 %
20
88%
10
•
10%
10
■%;.
300
2
2
4,800
2,400
5
10(4
Apr
10% Mar
19%
Feb
25% July
84%
Jan
90
Jun
$5 convertible preference
*
18%
5,700
18%
Bruce
(EL)
Co
common
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
97/o
4% July
7% Mar
25% Mar
24
Jun
22%
July
4% July
July
500
2%
Jan
60c convertible
•
preferred
9
2.50
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mines
American
33 %
Apr
1,000
7%
Jan
8% July
9%
2,900
8%
Jun
12% Mar
25
87
Jun
49%
75
47
Apr
13%
500
12
Jan
89
89
49 %
48%
13%
6(4 July
12%
100
14
July
Apr
17
Jan
19%
19%
20%
3,100
Mar
14'/a May
5%
500
6
50% Mar
xl4
Feb
2,200
15
6%
Jan
100
Jan
%
13%
7
--
1
12%
15
6%
Mar
37
150
8%
-
19%
Apr
Feb
8
20% May
Jun
8%
Jan
8% July
10%
Jan
8% July
10% Mar
x7(4
—
8%
14%
14%
200
9
14%
1,800
13%
Jun
19'4
Jan
Burry Biscuit Corp
;
%
ft
3s 6d
12 %o
dep rets ord shares
3%
Iff
4
%
■ft Jan
4,800
200
Crown
3%
Jun
5
Jan
Jan
Drug Co
preferred
Calamba
3%
1
Estate
Sugar
4% Mar
Jun
5(4
Jan
10(4 July
15%
Jan
•
10%
10%
11%
2,200
California Electric Power
*
9%
9(4
9%
5,200
874
5,600
5
Calvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
1
Co
6%%
Cement Co Ltd
20
Oil
Co
Ltd
l
Ltd
2
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Industries
common
l
Apr
23% May
21 %
Feb
24
9%
400
9
Jan
147%
100
14
Jun
6%
2,600
4%
Jan
4%
4,300
4%
Jun
100
12(4
Jun
9%
14 %
6
4%
14
14
8%
29%
100
8%
29%
8%
5'4
8%
Apr
Jan
9%
Jun
17% May
6(4 July
5%
Jan
15
Apr
10% Mar
100
4
26
Jun
35%
Jan
100
5%
3%
3%
Feb
May
42
Feb
8% July
5
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
Feb
5%
8,700
Feb
12%
Jun
14% May
17(4
100
13%
43%
Jun
20%
,
14 %
Jun
21%
Jan
4(4
Jan
13%
900
18%
1,100
3%
1,200
3 %
12%
1,700
12%
%
2,100
1% J uly
18%
200
17(4 Jun
(4
3%.
12%
12%
1%
1%
1
18
July
2% Mar
Jan
9
Feb
21 % Mar
11
July
9
Jan
15% May
Jun
8%
18%
Jan
Jun
10(4
13%
18
13%
18%
May
9%
1,500
12%
12%
13 %
2,700
11%
Apr
15%
Jan
12
11%
12'4
1,800
11%
Jun
14%
Feb
1%
Feb
9
1(4 Mar
27
27%
2,800
24%
Jun
35%
11%
27%
11%
800
10%
Jun
14% Mar
Apr
8% July
Julv
5% July
8%
8 %
8%
5
5%
1,700
1%
1 %
.7(4
700
5
100
5
5(4
24%
35
1,200
100
24
24
35
33 %
8%
8%
''
100
9
9
—
Feb
Feb
31 % Mar
July
July
—
■■
Amm
1%
Jun
24 %
Jan
7
15 Mar
40
Jan
Jun
10%
Jan
Jan
10
V Jan
%
ft
700
%
Jan
9%
9%
100
8%
Jan
10 %
Jan
7%
7%
300
7%
Jun
9%
Feb
16%
16%
200
16%
Jun
17
Apr
22% July
%
■
—
——
% July
Feb
72
70%
72
Jan
5%
Jan
67%
Jun
76%
Jan
4,700
22%
16%
%
Apr
1%
Jan
6%
20%
44,000
2,200
22%
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
4%
'
li
%
li
Feb
10%
13%
500
13% July
14%
Feb
1%
1%
1.300
13%
10%
10%
1%
400
1% July
2%
Jan
26%
2,650
23
22%
Jun
27
Jan
Jun
19%
180
Feb
163
~8%
7%
7,600
8%
Jun
16%
16%
50
14%
Feb
5%
1%
5%
100
/
12% Feb
Feb
18
6%
Jan
5%
Feb
13 %
5
Jan
6 %
July
7% Mar
Jun
,27% Feb
Q'/o debenture
Detroit
Hardware Mfg Co—
Detroit
Steel
Products
class B_
Devoe & Raynolds
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
16 % Mar
Jun
25%
Feb
6% July
15%
'
400
~1%
"l%
1,800
2%
I
--
2%
100
23
23%
10%
23%
1
Dominion
11%
1,400
300
..1
...
2.50
common—....1
Co Ltd
:
*
'5%
1%
Domihion
Tar
2
1ft
Drilling & Exploration Co
Harris
(Allen
B)
Co
(The)
Durham
Hosiery class B common.
Test Corp
Feb
9%
Jan
11(4 M ir
18(4
Apr
25 '4
5%
6ft
5%
Jun
Jan
8(4 Mar
6(4
Jan
82
Feb
11% July
16%
Jan
May
9%
Apr
Jun
10%
Jan
4%
Jun
Julv
12(4
500
8%
1%
6%
8
500
1,700
7(4 July
July
17%
17%
250
15(4
Jan
18
38
38
300
29%
Jan
38(4 Mar
16%
17
1,000
16%
Jun
20
8%
8%
8%
7% Mar
1,600
9%
Mar
Apr
32%
-
100
33
12%
33
11%
i2yei
Jun
40%
32(4
Apr
35 %
Jan
11% July
17%
Jan
6,000
5% May
3%
3%
600
5%
3%
5%
200
,
29%
29
•
300
Jan
5% May
3% July
-4%
Jan-
Jun
14%
Feb
11
1
Potash Co
Jan
1,800
3,300
Jun
Duval Sulphur &
2%
1,000
*
common
Jan
Jan
16%
£1 /
T
Duraloy
3
38
10c
reg
Jun
19%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
12%
1ft
Laboratories—
A common
Dunlop Rubber Co
American
6%
10
•
Co
Jan
3% May
8%
•
10 —
*
—1
Inc
Draper Corp common
2(8
29 % Mar
10% Julv
9,700
8%
..1
Company
Brewery Ltd
Apr
13% May
10%
11%
•
Oil
145
Jan
5(4 May
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Jun
Feb
17% Mar
July
2%
23
74
*
stock
& Chemical Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
9%
common
Steel & Coal ord
Jan
Feb
33
18%
19
Exploration Ltd
Bridge
Jun
*.
2%
7}j!
ord reg———4s
Dominion
Duro
14%
12%
Domestic Finance Corp
Dow
Apr
2%
Jun
137
rets
dep
Dobeckmun Co
Douglas
1%
6%
Jan
100
15%
^_
(The) Corp
American
Dome
1 ft
x5%
Co Ltd—
Distillers
Diversey
5%
400
-1
_1
1
,.1
10
...1
25c
Manufacturing
Iron Foundry
&
xl9
28%
—
6 '/a
100
_
Detroit Gasket
25--
19
1ft
5%
10c
35
50c
!_5
Mines
600
6%
6%
19
19
—1
Inc
1
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
i
Dennison Mfg class A common
Day
73%
9
%
7%
"9%
8,600
Jun
73%
Jan
29% Mar
Eastern
8%
Jun
1274 Mar
4%%
•
common
Light $5 pfd
•
Biscuit Co
page 31.
Gas & Fuel Assn
prior preferred.
5%
5ft
3,500
5
•
July
6% Mar
Eastern
5% May
6(4 Mar
25%
Jan
33% Mar
States
1
1
.100
21*
10%
11%
5,000
66%
67%
225
9%
preferred
preferred
—
Eastern
—
—
'
140%
-
"3%
13%
2,300
3%
Jun
25%
25%
200
25(4
Jun
13%
14
400
13% July
4
5%
Jan
26% Mar
15%
Feb
shares
of
900
7%
Jan
159
125
128%
Jan
165
Mar
140% 148
300
116
Jan
150
Mar
26
Jan
32
27%
Feb
30% Mar
133/4
Apr
16%
22%
Jun
10%
Jan
*
1
beneficial int.
-
-30
preferred
Easy Washing Machine class B
$2
Bond & Share common
•
6%
6%
200
5
75%
__
1%
75%
100
107% 108%
40
75
1%
1%
2,000
6%
Jun
8%
Feb
Electric
3%
—
Jar
4(4
Jan
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5%
Millwork Corp
Manufacturing Co
.100
.
v- *
74
Jun
83
Apr
Jun
114%
Jan
Empire
Jan
Emsco
1% May
2%
_
...
pfd
14%
14%
1.500
23%
24 %
11,100
11%
11%
200
100% 100%
10
100%
6%
6%
_5
21 %
21(8
.
_
.
—
14%
—1
__
■
23%
—1
106
10% Mar
10
Sugar Associates—
Common
Feb
30% Mar
10
■
~3%
Jan
74
159
Corp
series A
series B
13%
Jun
Jun
——
•
$7
Jun
64%
25
10%
67
common....10
_
Malleable Iron
Eastern
5%
2.50
see
ft July
Jan
•
5
19.50
1
Carman & Co..
For footnotes
19%
400
4%
-.1
27%
~
100
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carr-Consoliaated
Jan
6%
20%
600
23'%
6
2.50
$6
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Co
10%
Ltd—
1% preferred
Canadian Marconi
Carolina Power &
Jun
•
Canadian
Carnation
5%
•
common
preference
Atlantic
Itl
21(4
1(4
•
Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Canadian
0
5
Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada
5ft
Jun
7% May
Crystal Dairies Inc
Daltch
Class
Apr
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Feb
%
40 %
Davenport Hosiery Mills—i
Davidson Brothers Inc
DuMont
3%
50c
common
Jan
25 % May
22%
21%
2.50
Lighting Inc common:
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)—
74
July
67
25
1,500
9%
——5
*
Curtis
11 % Mar
23
*
———10
—
275
Jun
9(4
9
21%
—-——1
Atlantic Sugar common:
Cuban
Driver
c
Electric Products
25
reg)—£1
5
1
Duke Power Co
Cable
69
25
Crystal Oil Refining common—
$6
Jan
68%
9
5
•
common.J—..—.—45c
Dragon Cement Co
Ltd—
r,
Cork
Jan
7%
9
Internat'l "A" partic
Crown
Detroit Gray
3% July
35 %
89
12%
Jan
9
(4
10
50c
10
common
preferred
Burma
Mar
Jan
17%
July
*
Buckeye Pipe Line
7%
•
9
3%
Crowley Miiner & Co——
Crown CenL Petroleum
(Md)
Feb
9(4 Mar
7%
69
1
(The) Company
Croft
37
6(4
Jun
-*
Petroleum
Creole
Jan
7(4 July
July
—1
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cosden Petroleum common
Courtaulds Ltch—
American dep receipts (ord
$1
Mar
9
—
Corroon
Jan
9
5
5c
Gold Mines
10
50
-*
non-voting
Jun
Jan
1,500
———*
Class A voting—
Cornucopia
Feb
89
9%
Jan
3%
8%
35
8'4
2.50
Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Budget Finance Plan
3%
3%
,
(H)
10% Mar
May
5%
*
Co
Distillery Ltd—
Paint & Varnish
Corby
Jan
Jun
8%
80
Jan
4%
July
800
"4% _4%
—
1
preferred
cumulative junior
Rubber
4%
2
5
1
Distillers
Forman
Mar
200
9%
•
& Smelt'g Ltd—_•
Oil
10
Cuban Tobacco common
20%
—
1
•
$3 2nd preference
4%
Feb
9% July
22% July
4%
--
•
•
j.
Brown Company common
Brown
Jan
3% July
--
10s
dep rects ord regular
British Columbia Power class A
Brown
Jan
5(4
3%
1
10s
10s
dep rets ord reg
B
Jan
9(4
"9%
J
1 CO
—
British Celanese Ltd—
Class
6(4 Mar
Tobaccos
Amer
American
Jun
2% Mar
Jan
40 %
10%
23%
200
5 %
1
—__50c
1
11% Mar
July
13
2%
—
Jan
Jun
39%
•
British American Oil Co
(4 Mar
4% May
•
•
Manufacturing Co common
Apr
5%
10%
>
;
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.*.
British* American
100
—
20o
Works Inc
Foote Gear
24
14
5
1
Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Brillo
—
prior cumulative preferred—100
5%%
Borne
10
2,400
Continental
% Class B
15%
39%
_•
(H C) Co common
8%
1%
•
& Co common
3
Jun
39
—
3
common
ft July
Feb
6%
8%
80%
~5%
1-25
—1
1
Commercial Corp
1
Foundry & Machine Co—1
Continental
Feb
79
36
Royalty
Continental Air Lines Inc
Cont
Aviation & Engineering
Continental Car-Na Var Corp
Cook
2
300
•
A
Jan
4,300
■
1
class
17,700
-
com_#
Fdry & Mach Co
8
5%
4
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham
Blauner's
13% Mar
Mar
13%
1
Co Inc
Benson & Hedges common
Birdsboro Steel
Jan
4
24
15%
25
Telephone of Canada common
Benrus
18 (4
Jan
3V4
10%
—-
__1
Beckman Instruments
Bellanca
11 (4 July
7%
7%
1
1
Shoe Corp
S)
Jun
6%
-
•
1
common
Aircraft common
(A
11%
10%
7%
—
50o
___
~2% ~2%
CM
•
1
1
1
Ltd
Steel Corp
Barium
Jan
A May
I
50o
Ltd
Oil
4
6(4 Mar
Corp
Barcelonu Tr Light & Power
Brad
11%
3%
de los Andes—
Banco
Bell
100
11(4
1
10
Baldwin Rubber common
2,100
12(4
12%
1
Company.
Baker-Raulang
'4
4
4%
4%
24%
Jun
67
100
•
1956
Consolidated
Bailey & Selburn Oil &, Gas—
70
1,500
-10c
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Liquidating—
4% Mar
29% Mar
7%
Shoe Machinery—
Compo
Vtc ext to
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
Jan
6%
1
10
——.-1
10
Corp
10c
1
.10
Airlines
(The) Fund Inc
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colonial
Jan
3%
7(4
.20
*
Equipment Co
Development" ordinary—
6%
6(4
Manufacturing—4
Products Co
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc..
Aluminum
Cockshutt Farm
1
common
14
1,500
71%
7%
1
1
1
—5
Clayton & Lambert
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
45%
5% May
Jun
8%
50
4(4%
3% July
7(4
5
1
Stamping
Auto
City Specialty
6%
316
8%
preference
Aircraft Co common
Chamberlin Co of America
19%
18%
500
Jan
17% Mar
Jun
4% July
80 %
Convertible
19 %
"
3%
Cessna
City
5%
24,000
71%
10
1
2.50
Charis Corp common
10
Cherry-Burrell common
5
fchesebrough Manufacturing com
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
:
4
Chief Consolidated Mining..——
1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp..,
5
Feb
1£
15(4
Mar
1
7% May
5%
22% July
Jan
2%
Feb
26%
Apr
May
4,800
4
3%
4%
11
3%
4
Products
—l
Bower & Light 4% pfd
100
Electric Co common
10
Investors Inc ——2
Central
1,700
3%
Ohio Steel
Central
200
5
ft
4
17%
8%
4
1
pfd Wi
Machine
Collieries
Ayshire
Jan
9%
7,400
4J2
6
1
Products Inc
Voting
July
9%
12%
17%
dlv)—•
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
4
200
5ft
1
50
non-cum
13 % M'ar
13(4
warrants
Non-voting
54
200
10%
10%
July
600
1,300
%
4
4
50
27 %
16
4%
3%
Apr
3% July
15%
5
100
preferred
3.50%
Feb
23%
4 Vu
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Automatic Steel
6'% Mar
4%
800
54
£1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp
Conv
13,500
13%
2.50
America
$43 arrear
(ex
Conv
Central
6
Tel-
&
Ltd
Corp.
preference $1.50 series—
preference $1.40 series
Maine Power Co—
25
—
•
50
\ American dep rets reg
Associated
Jan
*
9% July
Power &
Armstrong Rubber
Associated Laundries of
Jan
25
-25% M'ar
High
%
100
3%
37%
10
~3
1
1
1
-*
—*
Explorers
Central
'
Jan
Low
5%
—1
Central Illinois Secur
31%
5
•
•
Gas Co
Light $7 pfd
Co class A
43A % convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
Associated Electric Industries—
12%
Jun
23% July
Jan
24%
1
Arkansas Louisiana
Arkansas
1% May
47
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
~
i
2s 6d
Corporation
Cenco
"5%
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Cameras Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets A ord
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America
24%
1
Argus
1'4
Shares
Carreras
Ii%
_£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Jan
21 %
2.40
shares
May
24
Jan
9
800
23 %
Corp—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
"A"
9%
4% Mar
Apr
44
350
23 %
5
*
2
Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
Feb
3%
1 Vu
0
class A
Oil Development
Anacon
16 (4
12%
44
44
2
5
American
Feb
%
10
American Seal-Kap common—
Jan
24%
20%
Beverage common
American
95
150
4%
4(4
Jun
Jun
3,500
14
14
—
Co'clasp A—1
1
Book Co__~———•
—100
Hard Rubber Co
25
Laundry Machine
20
Manufacturing Co com
25
Maracaibo Co
1
Meter Co..___——
•
Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
Potash & Chem cl A conv—•
American
III
lAmerican Bantam Car
American
3(4 Mar
Jan
for Week
Low
Par
22
Aluminum
Aluminum
2Ve
2,200
3(4
3(4
3%
1
Brewing Co__
Co of America
Altes
High
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Shires
of Pricee
Low
Salet
Week*«
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
\
Bale Price
Exchaagt
American Stock
24
Sales
Week'a
Friday
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JULY
7
21%
300
£00
100
Jun
6% July-
17%
Apr
Feb
Jan
28% Mar
12% Mav
104%
9 3/8
23
Feb
Jan
July
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Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Volume 178
(321)
29
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
$2
convertible preferred
WEEK
Low
2
Low
12
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Warrants
$1
2,400
1%
Jan
32%
Par
High
Jan
2%
Jan
33%
33%
200
5%
.5%
400
5%
Jan
5%
12
10,700
%
Jun
lis
Jan
8,500
y4
Feb
re
Kawneer
Feb
%
Jan
*
%
_
10
20
Mar
35
Pairchild
Fargo
Camera
Oils
Fire
&
Sterling
Fishman
1
<M
Ltd
(Phila)
Motor
Class
A
Class
Ford
of
Co
May
64%
5%
Amer
1
Key Co common
•
—
dep rets
of
ord
new
£1
reg
(Peter)
62%
3
50c
Jan
Kirkland
Jan
Klein
11
10%
7% May
Lake
Mar
7
July
63
1,100
59
Jun
69% Mar
68%. Jun
73% Mar
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jun
n
12
9,900
%
Feb
6Va
6%
6%
7
—
1.25
500
10%
i* May
5% May
7%
6%
Apr
8
200
10%
Jun
10%
5%
*
common
preferred
Gellman
Lake
11% Mar
General. Alloys
General
5%
i
;
General
Co
Ltd—
Co
2,100
1%
1%
v American
dep rets prd reg
£1
Finance Corp 5% pfd A—__10
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
Adv
General
Plywood
Corp common
convertible
^5
common
pfd
100
preferred
£
Giant
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A
C)
Mines
*
Alden
Glenmore
10
j
Coal
200
103
~3%
9%
9%
-21'.
18%
~7%
18%
Union
Class
Co
!
45%
Goodman
Gorham
Mines
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
108%
Feb
Maine
Jun
9
July
Apr
17
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
12%
Rapids
11%
July
pfd
conv
Jun
27%
35
Jun
35
Jun
78%
78'%
20
76
Jun
86 Va Mar
lii
it
3,800
{2 July
1% Mar
Great
Atlantic &,
25%
550
6%
300
52%
7%
1st
27%
•
preferred
Greer
Paper.
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Freehold
Griesedieck
152 '
Jan
5%
9c
Western Brewery
Grocery Stores Products
2
2,500
52%
550
15%
50c
'
6
15%
600
■
it
618
7ft
17%
17%
17%
100
131
8
t
1
Jun
Jun
14%
Jan
5%
57% Mar
X21
Feb
10%
1%
Bridge Co Ltd
Light
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co..
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hartford
19% Mar
Jan
11% May
Havana
Hearn
5!%
52 %
60
1
1%
1%
100
4Va
10%
1
Class
4%
25c
.
5%
Horn
Hubbell
<
Humble
Oil
2%
Jan
Mining
23%
Jan
Minnesota
200
8%
3,000
250
8
July
Va July
19%
21%
1,900
91%
91%
250
69%
69%
20
Jan
13%
20%
17%
Jan
18%
Apr
90% July
30
4%
12%
27
Feb
Jan
May
14% May
21 % July
99
Feb
68 %
July
71% Mar
9% May
Jan
Jun
3%
Feb
Feb
9
Jun
10
7%
Feb
9
Jun
2.50
11%
11 %
11 %
1,400
11%
Jan
12
Jun
__5
14%
14%
14%
3,000
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
200
*
Co.
11%
12
.*
,
13%
13%
300
19
18%
700
19
102% 103V2
100
,
40
26%
63%
64
Securities
16
Jan
46% Mar
152
23%
107
Feb
30%
Wohl
Co
•
common
Jun
14
14%
13
«'*
30
4% May
Jan
38% Mar
20%
5
Mar
1,075
3,300
11
11 %
4,200
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
90
90
87
82%
North
Preferred
Iron
Irving
A
106
Jan
Feb
28%
Jun
37
Jan
9%
Jan
11% July
7%
83
Jun
100
850
80
Apr
100%
100
20%
Jun
22%
23
.5
10%
10%
.10%
1
3
3
Co—
v t c
•
13 V2
1
Chute
33
4,400
200
600
13%
7
1
common..
Julian
O'Mahoney
&
Inc
14%
.17
Motors
Corp.
11%
21
21
300
15%
16
200
3% /' 4
4
■i.
32
32%'
3%
T5c
2 Va
3%
'2
.—3
3 Va
100
99%
3
99%
15%
13%
r.[
Feb
Feb
11
Jun
Jan
14
Jan
,
22
May
17% Jun
Jan
July
32
34%
Feb
40
Jan
4
Feb
3%
3%
100
20%
600
14 Va
8%
8%
600
7%
18%
18%
1,900
18
24
24
100
22
Jan
26 % Mar
July
15 % May
2%
16%
16%
•.*
—
-
'
3% July
Jan
3
Jun
Feb
12 %
xl3
23% May
10% Jan
10% May
Jun
9%
— —
24 % Mar
Jun
15%
Jan
4% Mar
1,400
2%
Jan
Jan
11%
1,600
14%
Jun
21% Mar
100
6%
Jan
7 Va July
16 %
7
7
6%
6%
12%
12%
.ft
55
Jan
60
Apr
Jun
2%
Feb
3% Mar
300
6%
Jun
8
Mar
700
1
it
it
7%
8
Apr
13
July
2,100
7%
1 Va Mar
it
500
7%
Jan
7
14%
,
Feb
11% July
1,400
14% Mar
15%
Jan
Jun
13
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
13% July
5
Feb
400
Jun
24%
12%
14
12%
11
12
14
—*
*
14%
14%
26%
1,100
2%
800
5%
5%
900
11%
11%
700
26
~2%
17 % Mar
2%
20 %
102
102
25
4%
31%
36%
11,800
3%
3%
3%
1,000
2%
Muter
2.50
—10
50c
Ring common
common
Company common
Jan
87
140
98
10
96
Jun
91
10
88'A
Jun
900
2%
Jun
161 Va 162%
35
5
35%
5
180
Jan
25 Va Mar
91
2%
5% Mar
33% Mar
15 Va
163 % Mar
86
2%
Jan
Mar
Jun
29% July
86
July
Jun
157
57%
Jan
4
Mar
96% Mar
103 Va
Jan
96% Mar
3%
169
Jan
Jan
34% May
100
37% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
4%
900
3% July
3% Mar
cumulative
Co
-
98
87
j
3% Mar
Jan
X100
22
35%
5%
29
Jan
Jun
xll% May
Metal
Clemens
6%
Feb
2% May
30%
100
•
1
1
100
_
-*
pfd
Products
—1
preferred
—4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills...
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Muntz TV Inc
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
—-5
Mt
17 Va July
__
5 Va Mar
3%
23
Apr
Jan
17 Vb Mar
16%
5,300
14%
Feb
99%
300
96%
Jun
3
3 Va
4,300
_L
3%
16%
99
16%
25%
Jan
7%
200
7%
Jun
y%
Jan
Jan
42 Va
Jun
"7%
2% May
27
114
4%
Mar
Jan
33 Va Mar
-
37%
550
6%
700
6%
Jun
8% Mar
16%
200
15%
Apr
17% Mar
100
—
6%
16%
37
3%
Jan
5% July
4%
Jun
8%
33
N
Nachman
10
Corp
Milling
1
Inc
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
••
1
Co
25
National
103
Jun
Jun
Phoenix
Mar
National
Presto
Jan
Jan
30 % Mar
10
12
5%
80
May
84
Jan
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
6%
Jun
12
Jan
3% July
5%
Industries
Industries Inc
Co
—
National Research Corp
National
Starch
National Steel
National
Machinery
Rubber
—
Products
Car
Transit
Ltd
common
Jan
609
Meter
common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
3%
11,503
convertible preferred
Idria Mln & Chem Co
r2%
15.100
Zinc
——
Jun
5%
Jan
New
Mexico
3%
Jun
5% Mar
New
Park
Jan
17% Mar
New
Process
1%
Jun
3% Mar
New
York
Auction
York
&
&
Land
Arizona
Co
30,009
43
3
£8 %
July
July
5% Mar
105
Jan
New
York
Founders
Jan
Jan
2%
3,400
2%
Jan
14%
7,500
13%
Jun
16% Mar
13%
Jan
17
—
1
25c
10c
—-2
4
1
10
-1
*
1
common
Co
100
1
20
common
Shipbuilding
"2 ft
3
11«
2%
12
2ft
18,400
3
*
22,700
12%
400
10
10
500
14%
14%
15
1,500
15%
15
15%
300
Jan
Jan
3ft Jan
3
July
Jun
13% Mar
lft Jan
1%
12
9% July
10% Mar
12
Jun
15%
Jan
13%
Jan
21
Mar
Jan
20
July,
Apr
27%
19%
19%
20
1,200
17
25%
25%
25%
300
25
3%
3%
3%
600
2%
5,700
2%
Apr
3
Jan
500
20%
Jan
25 %
Apr
4%
Jun
4%
Jan
2%
23
_2%
112%
2%
22%
23
3%
"2%
11,400
2Va
Apr
2
1,070
110 Va
Jun
115%
Jan
4% May
Jan
10 % May
2 Va
3%
1,900
2%
8%
8%
700
5%
1%
Jun
it May
1%
1 %
1%
11,200
49%
49%
50%
2,600
47
%
Jun
60%
1
16%
16%
17 %
2,600
16 Va
Jun
23
1 '/a
1,600
1
1
July
Jan
May
1% Mar
57
Jan
62% Mar
x9%
Jun
26%
26%
26%
450
25
Apr
10% May
28% Mar
7
May
19 Va
18%
19'/a
600
15%
*
•
10
Corp—
1
Feb
1% July
50c
1
Jan
4% Mar
112 % 113%
3%
8%
Jun
—-—25
Honduras Rosario—— 10
shares
2%
2'%
1
Co
Mining
.
14%
1
40c
Dominion Oil Ltd
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co—
New
4
5,300
2%
30c
2,50
National Union Radio
New British
5
14%
May
10%
2,200
& Stores common
Ltd
National Radiator
4%
■*
Gas
Mfg
Mar
5
1
common
Petroleum
22% July
Apr
2% May
Fuel
Hess
National
xll3 % Mar
32'/a
Bellas
National
203
4%
S9%
Apr
July
20%
2%
1
50c
50
4%%
3%
14% July
Jun
48%
18
200
1,500
cumulative preferred
100
series B—100
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
16%
10c
Jan
28%
32
cumul preferred
New Jersey
—1
18
12
100
14%
5
New York Merchandise
Kaiser
11%
21
4.50%
National
1,200
Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
400
11%
July
41%
preferred—*
Light 5%
&
Pwr
New
Jerry
12%
Jan
July
Apr
13% July
13 Vb May
100
112%
6%
45 %
42
6% Jun
4,500
14%
4.40%
New
Co
14%
47%
50c
Feb
-3
Jeannette Glass
14%
14%
common
conv
Public Service common
4.80%
Neptune
•I.
100
Manufacturing
250
27
I97.
22 %
Inc
Air
6%
110
•
capital stock.*
preferred
Fireman
Ironite
50
Industries
Products
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service
3.90%
.87'
20Vft20%
Jun
37% Mar
175/
46%
47%
1
1
Canada
of
Corp
Missouri
National
series
Metal
International .Petroleum
International
5
20%
Hydro-Electric—
S3.50
International
America.,
Machinery...
Jun
6% May
-
'.93
6%
100
45%
800
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongaliela Power Co—
National
30%'■30%
pfd__100
12% July
5%
30%
International
$1
Jan
'
£1
-
200
May
7% Feb
4 Va Mar
11%
capital
20%
38%
44
—
12%
'
'
,
...
Insurance Co of
7
6%
16% May
17% Mar
74% Jan
Jun
stock..*
(Canada)
7
6%
,
1
2.50
*
10
Corp
common..
Muskegon Piston
Jun
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob 01 Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
International Cigar
Co
Namm-Loeser's
dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil
Jun
43 %
.
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
Apr
3% July
Jan
3%
1,400
1
convertible preferred
4% %
National
Zinc
6%
100
38%
15
dividend shares
Muskogee
I
Hlinois
Jan
"5%
12'A
Inc
common—
Feb
26%
1,500
33
5%
3%
38
Products—
Jan
60%
*
5
^
May
Jan
400
5
Products
101
15
3%
26 %
63%
f
Jan
July
18% July
3 % Mar
3,000
26%
common
May
13% July
-44
*
common
Jan
137
5
Food
11
•
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
25
2%
15
Baking Co.
Refining capital stock..*
&
&
3%
Jun
6%
Harvey) Inc
Lock
Hygrade
Jun
400
77/s
5% preferred
Hurd
Miller
3%
3
Jun
25c
Piping Co
Refineries
Midwest
Jan
2%
&
Co
Feb
25%
3
13%
12%
preferred
Corp
nou-cum
Apr
1%
100
A)
$2
Mid vale
5%
91%
1
200
10
Mid-West Abrasive
12 %
800
A
Steel
Jan
2%
preferred..
Oil
Jun
8%
Hardart
&
Jan
2%
Hardart
&
53% Mar
8%
Inc
(Geo
Hormel
16%
Jan
1
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horn
Jun
50
.1
& Co class
14%
1
Middle States Petroleum
Jan
10c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Horder's
5 % Mar
common
common
14 Va
18%
Hone Corp
Micromatic
Jan
100
convertible
(R)
3%
Jun
Products
Steel
Jun
5
*
preferred
6%
9%
*
Henry Holt & Co
Apr
14%
*
1
common
Bumper
4
8%
3%
8y2
»
Jan
7%
100
8%
■,
Steel Tube
1,100
2
preferred
Hercules
,#4%
Feb
8%
1,100
14%
£1
Michigan Sugar Co common
1,100
100
common
preferred
Higbie Mfg Co
Michigan
Michigan
Mid-West
24%
5
common
common
A
Co
5%%
4
10%
23%
*
Rubinstein
Heller
.
Jan
9%
& Scott Corp—
Brothers
2
4
10%
Jan
9
8%
.
1
Participating
1%
10c
Corp..
Mining Co
Helena
Hoe
2
1% July
14%
25
...
Lithographing Co
Dept Stores
Hecla
2,400
4
_
Electric
Harvard
Hazeltine
1%
4%
July
9V2
Midland
1
6 %
15%
15%
~3%
17% Mar
Feb
6% July
'•
5
Lamp Co
Hamilton
•
common
Textile Corp
Midland
Hall
2ft Mar
May
8 Va
Jun
4%
•
Co
&
Chapman
Michaels
-
815 Jun
Jan
17
Apr
H
Haelan Laboratories Inc
12
1,600
Warrants
Apr
2% Mar
•
l
Apr
Mar
■
Mesabi Iron Co
164% July
135%
Jun
50%
,
13%
8
—j.
—1
Co
Mfg
Merritt
Mar
21% Mar
Jan
.
1%
8,900
5
common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
144%
.130
1%
•
13
1
Co
&
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
27% July
Jan
15% July
250
134%
1%
52%
—
25
...
Inc
Leases
150% 155
134
100
lft
Feb
22
.
2,500
10
Harris common
(AG)
Metal
Great Lakes Oil &c Chemical Co..—
Great Northern
£
6
16 '
1%
J
,»
Power Shovel—„
McKee
Jan
Jun
200
16%
Jun
24 Va
24%
Feb
1%
3,000
^10
McWilliams Dredging common
Pacific Tea—
Non-voting common stock..
;
Feb
41
6 %
4%
5
Ltd—:
Co
Communication
Marlon
62% May
54% May
--
3% July
6%
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
22
10
24%
800
6%
I
common
—
(The B)' Co—;.
Massey
100
300
1
Stores
Manlschewitz
Jan
35 %
.5
3%
6%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co.——
Marconi Intel-national Marine
Mar
45%
25
Jan
3%
.1
Co.—
13% Mar
22%
Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
11%
300
Co__.-_»
Service
Public
Mangel
Jan
22
Jun
12
*
Grand
Jun
M
12% May
15% Feb
Feb
1,700
1,000
7%
Jan
4% Mar
Jun
11
4
10%
2
Mackintbsh-Hempliill
3%
50
100
Jun
12%
35 %
common
10%
3,100
■
Feb
7%
%
Feb
10%
Jan
43%
.1
Jan
it Jan
12%
4%
Lynch Corp
Mar
2%
•
Consolidated
Steel
117
*"
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield
108
_•
'
Chain
Locke
106
22 Va
.5
_*
Inc...
Sugars class A
B
Jun
18
Jan
6%
•
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
'
Globe
17
Jun
11%
4%
1
—10
Apr
Jun
"
Godchaux
9% Mar
700
.-*
10%
100
.12
6%
A.—
Feb
34% Mar
Jan
12%
7%
37% Mar
Yrr July
14% Jan
5
—
Jun
12
12 Va
Jun
Apr
12%
.1
9%
Jun
12
.1
.-
1,800
4%
25c
class
99%
200
Feb
Jun
7
«__5
Inc
5%
Jun
2,200
11 Va
11
""%
C&
6%
University
Groceterias
Loblaw
18% Mar
Feb
600
~9%
3%
2%
Feb
1%
5
common
(R G)
1%
10
:~3%
«
Distilleries class B
Realty
112% July
103% Jun
*'
r
Glen
10%
10%
.1
...
Gladding McBean & Co
30o
Jan
July
32%
3 Va
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred.
Jan
5%
"l%
103
:
*
Gilchrist Co
Extension
Le Tourneau
Apr
103
"l%
Salle
Lefcourt
Jan
2%
28%
300
"l%
•~T
.1
Gold
12%
Feb
8%
•
^
.
I
9%
36 %
28
1
1
Monotype Machine—i
Class B
30
13%
Corp of Delaware—
La
105% May
5% May
3
16 %
1
1
& Sessions Co.
Lanston
Jan
1% July
100
i*
/
common..
22%
1% July
800
29%
20
_
Public Service $6 preferred
Georgia. Power $6 preferred,
$5 preferred.
/
—*
50c
General
Gerity Mich Corp..
400
1%
17
Jun
8%
.1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
Lakey Foundry & Machine
.
General
5%
Apr
3% July
9% Jun
'
i%
17:
—
.
6%
21
500
10%
i%
1
25
General
:
3%
10%
*
*
preferred-
Electric
"3%
3%
10%
Corp
Builders Supply Corp com
convertible
400
102% Mar
.1
1
common
21%
,
100
;
Mfg Co
General. Acceptance
21%
—
1,900
3,000
1
•
10%
Company
Apparel Inc.
:
L'Aiglon
Lamson
Power Co
3 Va
32%
Jan
8%
15
1
12%
Laclede-Chrlsty
Jan
May
Lamson
Gatlneau
26%
3% July
2,700
-
5
1 1 Sf»
1
8
Krueger Brewing Co
50
Apr
1% July
12 Va May
■
33%c
20c
1
Forge Co
13%
34 % Mar
"3
1
•
Stores
(The)
Kropp
6,300
25% Mar
Jan
1% Jun
8% Jan
10
Kroy Oils Ltd
69%
Kobacker
Jan
10
31
7.50
2,400
100
9%
5
~7%
475
32%
1
Co common—,
dorp
Hotels
Knott
Co Ltd
M
G
500
10%
29
"3
1
1
Rubber Co
(I B)
"lit
Apr
11%
10%
10
*
10
(D Emil)
Kleinert
—
High
21%
50
preferred
713
100
29
10%
5
Jan. 1
Low
22%
"lis
*
Petroleum
Klrby
A May
73%
Jun
3%.
1
Brewing."
(Geo A) Co
28% Mar
4% July
9% Jun
it
_
Fox
3,900
France—
American deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fuller
Jan
69%
ft.
!
Range Since
High
22%
1
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
62
Ltd—
Ltd—
;
& Co
(Walter)
"7%
63
I
Shares
5
..
Oils & Mines
Kenwell
Kidde
32% Mar
lft Jan
5ft July
70
5Va
Canada—
Co
23%
3,100
64%
4%
7%
•
Motor
35,300
5%
1
voting
B
700
"2%
64
Inc
Kingston Products
25%
2ft
5ft
ft
10
Inc
non-voting
Motor
Ford
5
2.50
Inc
H)
25
21#*
*
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
25
25c
Association
Firth
Instrument.
Ltd
Petroleums
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Co
Kennedy's
4%
Federated
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
25c
or
Week'i
Last
.
fjigti
2
33y4
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Eurexa Pipe Line common
U
Friday
Shares
1
Esquire Inc
JULY
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
10c
common
FOR
Sales
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Equity Corp
Week's
Last
Jan
9
20%
Feb
Apr
■A
The Commercial
30
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 27, 1953
(322)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
5
Niagara Share Corp common
Niles-Bement Pond
*
J—.
Mines
1»
1
American Rayon $3 preferred_50
Canadian Oils Ltd
—25
Central Texas Oil—
—
~5
North
North
North
Airlines
Northeast
RR Co
North Penn
Pub Serv 4%%
Ind
Northern
Corp
Novadel-Agene
—
50
pld—100
*
600
19
15% July
Mar
16%
5,100
16% July
20% Mar
1%
700
1% July
2% Mar
Belby Shoe Co
—
oeutinel Radio Corp. common—
3%
900
3% July
4% May
Sentry
fa
5.600
1%
1%
600
41%
41%
100
2%
Va
%
1%
~2%
%
%
Jun
Jan
3% Mar
1% May
41
Jun
44%
Apr
Jan
3^ May
19 %
Feb
22-/4 Mar
4
3%
'
l{j]
300
600
3%
Apr
82%
~4
2,600
20
2 Va
20
Jun
4%
Bhattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
preferred
4%
91%
25
800
98%
87% July
Jan
Jan
27% Mar
20%
Sicks
of Canada
Corp of America class A
Breweries
Ltd
Co
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
common
500
4%s preferred
Ohio Power
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
common
Company
Old Town Corp common
preferred-class B
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
cumulative
40c
48
95
Jun
300
700
Inc
300
6
Jan
100
18
July
23% Mar
1,600
Jun
9% Mar
6%
*
——
——
Pacific
Co
Can
Pacific Gas
5%%
common
25
25
28%
1st preferred--———
6%
■
$4.75
Public
5% pfd
$1.30
Service
Pantepec Oil
Chemical
Park
Parker
28% Mar
Jun
28%
Jan
28'A
Jan
800
23%
95 %
490
-270
99%
10%
20%
100
1
Corp
A
13%
&
Light 4'/2%
Water
&
Power Co
pfd
Corp..
Jan
Feb
15 '/a
1,300
6 %
700
27
27%
22
22
50
27
250
X26%
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Amer
Corp
Scale
Jun
28 %
Jan
jun
275
95
35%
Feb
3%
Jan
59% July
70 '/a Mar
Jun
16%
Feb
Jun
6%
"5%
1,300
4%
3%
Jan
17%
17%
100
17%
Jun
"l%
"lie
~i%
1,100
1%
Jun
2>A
2%
500
2%
Jun
70%
69%
70%
1,060
57%
Jan
4
3%
Jan
Jun
38%
Apr
11
•
Jan
Mar
3'A
2% July
Feb
23% Mar
Feb
4%
3% May
Jan
2,700
7
6%
1,500
6%
Jun
8'A Mar
100
33%
Jun
40% Mar
34%
10
110
110
Mar
3%
34%
110
3% Mar75
8
200
2%
3%
34%
100
350
40%
110
Standard
Metals
of
40
9%
9'/8
200
11%
11%
11%
500
10
1
2%
214
2%
8,600
1%
1
1%
1%
1%
2,400
1%
Apr
Co
class
cumulative preferred—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
3-fa June
1
2%
Jun
8%
8%
100
7%
Apr
9% Mar
8%
8%
200
8
Jun
9%
90
100
25%
10
26%
14 %
14%
0
94%
26%
•
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pjrene Manufacturing
& Co
(A)
Stein
14%
50
34%
200
33%
—
common
Products com
Sterling Aluminum
Sterling
Brewers
Sterling
Engine
Sterling
Stetson
Inc—
Co
Inc
(J B)
Co common
(Hugo)
Coip_.
Stlnnes
1,700
1,100
37%
38
71
72%
99
99
10
17
17
100
1
Co
Feb
May
Feb
101
Stroock
Sun
Co
&
(S)
Inc
Superior Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
Pile
Inc class
Reda
21%
A common
common
Tampa Electric Co common
Inc common
Technicolor
Co
Shovel
Thor
common
Chemical
Thlokol
Corp—
Reis
25
21%
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction& Allied Stocks
Tlshman
Todd Shipyard Corp common,
Toklan Royalty Corp
preferred^
Toledo Edison 4%%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada™
Empire Oils Ltd
Lux
Trans
Corp
Feb
.4%
Jan
5% Mar
12%
Feb
17% Mar
37%
37 Va
37 Va
1,800
36% July
"4%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
2,300
42%
4J/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
19
5% Mar
10
10%
900
34%
35%
700
34
Jun
43%
43%
100
40
26
32%
32%
200
30%
30%
2,400
28%
Jun
33% Mar
24
24'%
1,400
22%
Jun
26%
Feb
22'A
Jun
24%
Jan
5 Va
43%
—
mm
Jun
8
Jan
49
Mar
■
.
—
'
—
24%
.
41
41
6
6
42
9%
Jun
July
~1%
~2
Mar
8% Mar
48
Jan
Mar
31 Va
Jan
May
28% Mar
Jun
35% Mar
200
6 'A
11
40 %
38
Jun
500
X4%
Feb
3% July
—-*
2.78
1
7JA May
5 Va
Jan
3,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
4%
Feb
6'A
Apr
Jan
20%
Apr
13%
Jun
17%
1,000
38
Jun
41 % Mar
11,400
4%
1,100
19 >/e
4%
„
11
Jan
17
Jan
24% July
39
38%
39%
17
10
1
10
1
15%
17
24 %
24%
800
13%
13%
8,500
13
13
'
—
13%
__
100
~i% ~9
9
20%
12 Va
Jun
Feb
July
16% Mar
July
15% Mar
Apr
214% July
'8% July
10Va May
13
700
—i
3%
Jun
6%
Jan
3 Va
700
2%
Jun
4 'A
Feb
31%
31%
100
29 % May
34%
Jan
2%
200
2%
3%
Jan
Jan
18
15%
15%
500
14%
Jan
18% May
9 Va
100
8%
Jan
9% Mar
2%
—
Feb
4%
16 Va
—
6'%
200
9Va
15%
5
—1
10c
1
*
3% July
5
2,%
31%
—
4 Va
3%
1
•
5
*
3%
5
3%
1
2%
500
2
3%
3%
600
3'A July
20%
21
6,100
Jun
Jan
Mar
3 Va Mar
Jan
4
23 % Mar
75
21
20 %
Jan
400
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
28
Jun
31%
Jan
18
800
17%
Feb
20%
Feb
Feb
32%
33%
175
x27%
Feb
3%
400
3 Va
Jun
4
Jan
12%
33%
28 %
17%
3%
.
8%
4%
„
—
7%
28%
7%
•
1
12%
150
10 %
Jan
16
Mar
600
12
Jun
15'A
13
13
fl
fl
•
1
•
8
1
50
5Va
Jan
33% July
13%
Jan
12%
12%
12 Va
200
11%
Jun
15
Jan
46%
45
46 %
1,700
40
Jun
47 %
Feb
15%
15%
15%
6,100
14'A
Jun
17 Va May
27 Va
27%
500
25%
Feb
31'A May
12%
12%
300
11%
Apr
17%
95
20'A
17
22 Va
3,200
18%
18
18%
100
7%
May
17
1,000
7 Va
1
1
5
July
13% Mar
6%
Jan
17
17%
600
16%
Jun
38%
250
35%
Apr
300
14
550
48%
Jun
3%
200
3%
Jun
93%
93 Va
100
85%
Jun
1 %
Jun
105%
Jan
Jan
28V< May
18%
7%
Jun
Jun
19% Mar
Jan
50 %
3%
•
38%
37%
""%
— —
5% July
--
49%
20
70c
100
1
•
1
—.
May
40
'
Apr
% Mar
Feb
4% Jan
97 %
Jan
1%
1%
300
2%
Feb
2%
2%
213
2,800
2% July
4
Jan
3
3%
1.700
2% July
4
Jan
5'/a
Jan
4
Inc
Mar
6
53
3'/a
•
Trunz
warrants
3%
4
16,700
•
Jan
21% July
Ulen
Realization
18%
19%
3%
Jun
18'%
Jan
19% July
16%
19 Va
Apr
18
1%
Jan
1,050
Jan
1
Mining Co
Grande Valley Gas Co—
of
aJn
Union
21%
Jan
23 % May
Union
Oil
800
43%
Feb
57% May
5%
Apr
6%
200
3%
Feb
4% Mar
United
6%
Jun
9%
Feb
United Elastic Corp
5
Jan
Apr
United
3 % July
8%
8%
700
%
%
300
%
100
Jun
4%
14 %
Jan
1% Mar
23% July
28%
25% July
27% Mar
26
100
2
400
1% July
2%
2
2
100
2
2%
2%
x2 %
4,300
86
86
21%
22
400
82
Amer
9
22
21%
common
dep rets ord registered
United Profit
10%
Jun
7%
Jun
20%
23
1,400
38%
40
1,400
12
%
12%
12%
•
14%
14%
15
6
Jan
6% Mar
1
14%
14%
300
12
Jan
16 % Mar
•
3%
3%
500
3
July
4% Mar
1
5%
5%
1,000
Jan
6% Mar
Air Conditioning
Corp
U S Finishing Co
Mar
22%
•
Feb
Jan
July
10%
Jun
96
73% July
Jan
Jan
80
Jan
5 Va
3,000
4%
Apr
6
May
38 %
100
35%
Jun
43
Mar
13
Jan
20
—
$4
preferred
conv
U 8
Foil
Co
43% May
U
and
International
Jan
14% Mar
Jun
17% Mar
class
B
Jun
221
—
Jan
4Va Mar
235%
Feb
25
10
25
39
39
39%
Jun
40%
Jan
25
37
35%
37
340
34% July
38%
Jan
1
17
17
17
200
14'A
Jan
3
Jan
3
4Va
50
35%
3,800
Jan
6% Mar
19% Mar
3%
Feb
1,400
1%
18%
17 Va
19%
6,200
14 V8
Jun
19 % July
61%
65 %
450
52%
Jan
65 %
July
35 %
35 Va
Apr
43%
Jan
•
35%
1,900
6%
6%
700
87%
•
warrants
2%
5
65%
lOo
Securities
U Mar
fa May
5
1
26 % May
Apr
10
8
3%
•
•
37 V4
19% July
3%
9%
31
Jun
8
88%
10s
100
Sharing common
preferred
United Specialties common
40
8
Jan
8% July
38
20
United Shoe Marchinery common
Preferred
1
9
4%
Feb
lo
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel Co-
73%
Jan
26
100
74
26%
225
4%
2%
Jun
3% July
900
(.8
73%
United NJ RR & Canal
U S
7%
£i
1,300
91%
8 Va
100
94'%
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
200
3%
90%
—
•
common—50c
Omaha
Products
Products
Milk
A
Jun
2% July
20
Jan
series
Yards of
Aircraft
2%
31
United Molasses Co Ltd—
2% July
July
4
3%
30%
California—
of
Co
preferred
Union Stock
Jan
1%
26
86
$3.75
—
*
Investment Co
225
1
pfd F
0
Corp
Canada
100
50c
v t c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Chemical
Gas
2%
10c
Corp
3%
•
Argentine
Field
32
1,100
4,900
6 %
True Temper Corp
50
1
Roosevelt
Jan
Va
10 %
Trl-Continental
22%
1
Co
Radiator
Royce
Jan
4% Mar
14%
—
19% Mar
3%
fl
Rolls
21 %
Feb
Ltd—
Trust Co
22 %
1
Co
(Texas Corp)
Jan
3%
Feb
~5
deposit rets def registered—5s
x49%
Richmond
Rio
Feb
21%
17 'A Mar
29 Va
rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit
Amer
22%
Reliance Electric & Engineering-;
Rlce-Stix
Inc
Rico
105
Jan
18 Va
30% Mar
19%
1
&
Jun
July
16
4,000
20
common
Markets
Inc
49%
lOo
Shoe
96'A
~4%
4%
34% July
Jun
22%
6.25
B
(Robert)
WV
25c
Corporation
Thorofare
Tilo
$4.56 pfd
Power & Light
Texas
Thew
•
1
Pump Co
Regal
Jan
T
B
Class
10
A
common-
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class
Jan
76 Va
14%
IB
Finch Oil Corp
Union
common
Concrete
44
Jun
u
_•
-
Utility Investment
&
Raymond
Feb
37 % May
5 Va
*
25c
common
Ray Drug common
Unexcelled
Rath Packing Co
8V3
65
3%
July
14
R
Railway
7% Mar
13% Mar
July
14 «/a
1
Q
Power
Jan
4%
21%
1
4
4Va
'
Quebec
500
2,400
5
19
5
Stop & Shop Inc
Trans
175
93%
100
6VB
1
1
Corp
Standard-Tube class B
Starrett (The) Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Steel
Parts Corporation
Tobacco Security
1
4%%
17% Mar
203%
$7 preferred —
Standard Products Co
Jan
8%
•
Public Service of Colorado—
42 Mar
Jan
5%
—
*
Standard-Thomson
Feb
8%
B
preferred
Convertible
Common class B
Tobacco
~12% Mar
Apr
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity
Jun
14%
20
1
Standard Power & Light common
10%
Jun
Jaitr
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Providence Gas
common
Standard Packaging Corp
44%
Jun
9
1
America
Co
Corp
(Ky)
Oil
Jan
%
600
5
1
r
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Jan
112
July
37%
40
2.50
common
Standard Dredging
"
Pressed
Brewing
Standard
>
Jan
2%
33
20 %
«
*
500
8%
2%
25o
Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Spencer
May
21%
500
,34
8%
2.50
common
Co
Royalty
Apr
2,600
~4%
—
—_—1
5
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
6%
%
72'A
25
25
25
25
25
25
preferred
cumulative
4.08%
Jun
16%
37%
Edison—
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
5%
Talon
33
5
Jan
64%
~5%
1
Co
Inc.
Jan
41% Mar
13
63%
350
10
common
Canada
108
Jun
3%
Feb
14% Mar
Jun
250
Jan
5%
July
12
May
28%
Apr
36%
36 Va
•
Co
Alexander
Lambert
&
23%
100% 101%
8
common
1st preferred
Pratt
30
Jun
26 % May
17%
50
common
Mining
Prentice-Hall
Jun
21 %
5
1
Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Feb
Jan
7% May
26
3,200
12%
12%
12%
20
1
common
Lake
17 V2
36
Feb
shares—10s
Ltd
Mines
4% Mar
Jun
5%
26%
1
common
Johnson
8%
14%
200
10o
Governor
Feb
13%
22
•
Phillips Screw Co
Plnchin
5% Mar
60
13%
2.50
Co—
Feb
Jun
Jan
1
Packing
2%
Feb
4
Jun
27
•
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)
July
Jun
6%
100
(The)
of
1%
67 %
26% May
1
Power
Corp
Feb
2.50
common
Penn
Powdrell &
Jun
25 %
12%
14%
•
25
Co
Corp
Penn
Polaris
Jan
21'A
Apr
12%
25
Power
103 %
Apr
1,000
13
12%
6%
preferred
Pneumatic
Jun
17
Apr
•
preferred
13% Mar
100
13
13%
1
Mills—
Jan
3%
1
2
cumulative
&
3% May
53
$1.32
Piper Aircraft
99% May
10,700
25
Pittsburgh
Jun
2% July
9% Jun
12,800
4 %
preferred
Pierce
96
101%
67 % July
2
Circle
Jan
97%
cumulative
Perfect
Jan
102%
24%
$1.30
Phillips
27%
Jun
Jun
9,100
20%
Jim
91%
1,900
9%
10
3%
2
Plymouth
Boys
25%
Jun
1%
Peninsular Telephone common
Pep
Jan
Jun
4
Patican Co Ltd
Traffic
31%
25%
2%
2%
2
Pennroad
Jun
25%
1%
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Penn
27
500
4%
class
$1 cumulative
Jan
Jan
1,600
vtc__2 Bol
A)
(C
If
Patchogue
16%
34%
1,000
•
Company
Co
Pen
Class
Jun
Jun
26%
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Motors
12
30%
26%
*
Petroleum
Pancoastal
Southern California
Feb
26 %
99
•
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Paramount
700
100
common
preferred
1st
29%
Jan
19%
.
90
Airlines
Pacific Power & Light
28%
94
95%
_1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—————-1
Pacific
100
2,700
100
11% Mar
1
12.50
Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
25% x25%
1st
Northern
Pacific
Jun
13%
5
High
1%
15 % May
176
6
1
Manufacturing common
South
52%
Jun
16%
32%
Jan
~4%
£1
*
1
Corp
Sonotone
Boss
20% May
26%
Lighting
$4.40
36
200
Feb
X26%
preferred
25
preferred--,.—•
div cum preferred
—•
dividend
preferred
•
red
4.80%
Pacific
250
x26 %
26 y2
redeemable 1st preferred——25
redeemable 1st pld series A—25
5%
6%
Jan
18
13%
32%
5%
18
38
32%
0
1st pfd___25
preferred
1st
.
17%
1
.
Electric 6 %
&
5%
37%
37'A
shares_10a
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Overseas Securities
Jan
6%
5%
—
Omar
Jun
16%
9.%
18%
6 %
18
1
72
Jan
Feb
11%
Singer
63
10%
Singer
Apr
18
72
Jan
20%
1%
100
15%
16
20
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
3%
Jun
Low
32,400
""%
•
1
*
Pattern common
Ltd common
Simplicity
Simpson's
Apr
100
1,600
66
SVe
Jan
1 Va
13
lVa
Publications—
preferred—.
$3 convertible
Jan
57% Mar
107
May
2 fa
2%
19%
10%
72
2%
r
Jan
102%
2%
•
Filters
United
Oliver
75
130
19
2%
Jun
50%
102
1027/8
1%
700
2
1%
50%
50%
19 Va
7.50
25
1
-7
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Okonite
•
100
90o
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
20c
*
8
•
25
100
•
•
*
1
Beton Leather common
Jan
Mar
92
Shares
13
lVa
•
10c
1
class B
Servomechanisms Inc
Corp
Silex
91
24%
24 %
140
for Week
Low
1
Control
Safety
Berrlck
flimmons-BoarUman
Ogden Corp common——;—-—
Ohio Brass Co class B common
1
—12.50
Begal Lock & Hardware
3%
—
Range
Par
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
American Stuck Exchange
1%
Products Ltd—
dep rets old shares
Laboratories Corp—
Amer
Norden
U
16 Va
16%
—-*
1
Inc
Non-Ferrous Metal
Lites
Noma
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
16
15%
16
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Nipissing
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
FOR
Friday
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
88%
50
7%
8Va
1,200
34%
6
Jun
8%
Jan
'
Rowe
(The)
Royalite
Russeks
Corp
Oil
Lid
Co
Fifth
common-
Ave
200
1,900
12%
1.25
common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
1st preferred with
$5
U 8
U S Rubber Reclaiming
Consolidated
Bt
Lawrence
Corp
Bchulte
Inc
(D
Inc
Bcullin Steel Co
Scurry
Oils
Beaboard
Bros
2
18
9,300
2 A
Feb
5%
5%
700
4%
Jun
2%
2%
200
2% July
2% May
12%
13J
1,700
11%, Jan
15% May
1%
1%
1
„
1
6% ""7 %
2,800
1
$4
Corp
common
convertible
preferred
Jun
28
Jan
Venezuelan
Jun
Jan
Venezuela
Jun,
2{J
11%
Feb
Vlnco
Feb
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
2%
JSL
Valspar
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
~
~;7T4%
14%
500
Jun
14 Va
Feb
—
2%
2%
700
Jan
—
2
Apr
100
1 Va
Jan
2% July
1% Feb
46
46
300
41Va
Feb
51% May
31%
32
200
2%
—
—
3
800
1 Va
1 Va
21% Mar
32
24%
Jan
Jun
37%
Jan
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
6Va
July
31
Feb
6%
4.700
Inc
page .31-
10
Petroleum
6%
6%
200
•
25%
25%
300
1
20
20
400
1
4
15%
Jan
Syndicate
Inc
Corporation
6%
—20c
1
10
•
7% Mar
76%
Jan
83
25
Jun
30'A
16%
9
'
1%** Til
—
11%
3% Mar
7%
Feb
25
10
fl
2
1% July
•
i
common
Sugar
1%
7,800
1
50c
96'A Mar
38 Va Mar
2 Va
50c
For foofpotes-see
Apr
1
Ltd
Airlines
30%
1
common
Securities Corp General
Beeman
1,800
1
common
Western
35%
25c
^
,
A)
35
1
common
Bapphlre Petroleums Ltd
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
Schick
Insurance
Products Co
Utah-Idaho
Ltd
Oil
Jun
7% July
10
Universal
Universal
4%
s
Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal
8
1
Radiator common
87 JA
Jan
23%
Apr
3%
Jun
5
Mar
May
Jan
~
3%
3%
800
..
-.5% Jan
27 % Jun
39%
Jan
13% Jun
14.%
Apr
8 V4 Mar
Volume 178
Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Pricei
Shares
Par
Aircraft
Co
Wagner
Baking
preferred
Low
7%
Waitt &
Bond
•
voting
ctfs
ext
High
Low
Waltham
Watch
Co
com
new
$6
100
11%
1%
1%
11,700
1 %
8%
8%
300
1
1%
lOo
preference
3% Mar
8% Mar
110%
Apr
1%
1
1%
162% 163
•
July
10
13%
1
Jan
70
xl48
Jun
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
lOo
lft
1%
ift
6,500
1%
5%
5
513
2,200
5'/8
Western Maryland Ry
Western
Tablet
&
7%
1st
pld__100
Stationary
Westmoreland
Inc
Auto
5%%
conv
Whitman
(Win)
33
14
14'A
18%
18%
18%
200
—
Mar
Wichita
River
Oil
(The)
Williams
Corp
Products
23%
Jan
17
Mar
18%
Jan
Petroleums
Wilson
300
8%
900
8
Jun
12
Jan
50
22
Jun
25
1
4%
4%
8'A
5%
1
1
preferred
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum
Woolworth
1*8
(F W)
pfd
%
196
12%
3
12%
3
12%
100
13%
Jan
6%
Feb
9
13%
40%
Jan
xi4%
£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
13
39%
Boston
Edison
Chicago
3%s
40%
&
Gas
&
EJmira
N
2
Marrelli
A6%s
Lt
Finland
&
j
June-Dec
RR
1947
1
Mountain
5s
1956
with
A7s
ex
Italian
Nov
A6%%
Italian
3%s
1940
1
1
1947
Valley
4%
1st
mortgage
1953
Power
1963
1st
June-Dec
3'As
A6 Vis
Oct
ex
1
1st
and
&
ref
95%
$103Vi 104
„
103
$87%
""
&
Gas
Gas
75%
$88
"
90
'953/.
Stinnes
April-Oct
3'As
1964
June-Dec
Jan-July
1960—April-Oct
coupon
__
A7-4s
2nd
3s
1965
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Anfif
1973
3'As
1970
(Calif)
coll
1970
Feb-Aug
88%
75%
104
96.05
49.01
105.89
93.58
94.77
104.86
48.82
105.47
95.05
94.72
95.97
93.64
94.84
|
t
105.04
48.60
105.52
95.02
94.72
96.00
93.57
94.82
;
23—
269.94
105.69
105.87
95.07
94.73
96.03
93.88
94.92
48.70
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
1940 coupon
1
1
Average
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
Closing
July
20
Range for 1953
46.50
High
49.80 Feb
2
Low
44.99 Jun
17
Tues.
July
21
46.55
Wed.
July
22___
46.57
Thurs.
Fri.
July 23
July
Range for 1952
46.71
24
High
46.76
49.67 Jan
Low
45.06 May
SO
1
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing
stocks for the week ended July 17, 1953 for composite
prices of the common
and by major indus¬
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
77
15
84%
98
103%
1947
LOW
High
Change
190.1
190.3
—0.1
207.0
Manufacturing
216.2
216.4
—0.1
235.6
211.1
187.8
188.1
—0.2
210.2
185.4
Non-durable
Goods
242.1
242.2
Transportation
222.5
223.9
—0.6
118.6
118.8
—0.2
186.0
242.0
Utility
125.2
;
259.1
0.0
234.6
216.8
115.4
'
90'/a
100
Trade,
99%
103
Mining
$96
93
101
87
90
94
__
1953—
Percent
July 10, '53
Composite
$99% 101 Vi
—
94
3
98'A
$87%
—
„
140
„
140%
$88
__
91%
77
4
130%
Finance
and
204.7
Service
204.8
0.0
213.8
237.0
234.2
+ 1.2
268.3
202.8
1
234.2
Transactions al the New York Stock Exchange
147%
90
95%
91
75
79%
6
99%
9gi/a
gg3/4
7g
96%
__
95%
95%
5
95%
94
99
96
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
„
$95
__
97
101%
94%
~
94%
1
92
95%
94%
95%
1
95%
101%
97%
5
93
102
97
$94'A
„
„
__
__
1
98
00%
95
$95'/a
98
93
$83
88
83
101%
93
$82
87
139
139
1
112%
Stocks
Week Ended July 24, 1953
Tues.
136
136
4
112
147
77
Feb-Aug
__
$2,014,000
835,030
Salet
$8,000
$485,000
1,805,000
416,000
147,000
6,000
1,001,230
2,204,000
373,000
5,000
890,030
2,060,000
259,000
$9,735,000
—
Total.
$88
93
June-Dec
$89
—
—
$25,000
$11,440,000
Jan. 1 to
July 24
1952
July 24
1953
1952
209,414,272
5,119,936
4,470,550
S.
Government
191,527,742
$35,000
Bank
Industrial
$3,000
613,000
512,000
1,680,000
-
and
$98,050
$25,000
Foreign
Railroad
$30
shares
1,805,000
2,582,000
Bonds
U.
$30
of
2,227,000
2,319,000
$1,680,000
Week Ended
Btocks—No.
$2,507,000
-
6,000
1,652,000
4,470,550
Fri. July 24
International
1956
coupon
Bond
Bondt
1953
—
1956
Government
Bonds
848,270
Thurs. July 23—
88%
Tot*I
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
895,990
July 21
July 22
9S
83
United Stotet
Foreign
andMiscel.
Shares
Mon. July 20
Int'l
Railroad
Number of
146%
1,846,100
57,076,340
43,330,240
9,735,000
11,962,000
410,015,500
363,320,300
$11,440,000
$13,811,100
$467,739,840
$407,260,590
Hotel—
Traction 5s
1
Mar-Sept
1964
—
June-Dec
1960
June-Dec
__
__
104
104
s
1
101'A 101'A
$105
3
108
debentures
f
1959
Feb-Aug
—
„
$99'A 102
102%
99
106%
104
106%
112
__
99 %
101
Transactions at the American Stock
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
i
or
20-year 7s April
Cons
AExternal
5s
City
$92%
Jan-July
$92%
June-Dee
$65%
7s
Feb-Aug
6%s stamped
(Plan A)—
to
stamped
Mortgage Bank
$99
May-Wop
1953
stamped
Nigh
2%s
2008
1951
Mon. July 20__
_
Bonds
255,485
_
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
$96,000
Corporate
Bonds
$15,000
$24,000
Total
Bondt
$135,000
—
—
„
—
July 21
245,680
46,000
25,000
92
93
Wed.
251,190
44,000
To'ooo
93,000
93
Thurs.
226,015
38,000
2,000
11,000
51,000
68
July 22
July 23
July 24
39,000
93
__
60
255,750
99%
101%
99%
99%
16
16
;
88
99%
3
12
17%
43
49
43%
43,000
14,000
36,000
93,000
$100,000
$81,000
$443,000
Week Ended July 24
1953
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1958
-v
$46
47%
Btocks—No.
of shares—,,
June-Dec
$40
::
$65%
63%
69
Domestic
Jan. 1 to
1953
1952
1,336,110
1,234,120
++-M- CO
<T> OJ
—
i
!
63%
-
■
.
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
May-Hot
April-Ocf
-
July 24
1952
60,670,889
66,701,832
$7,424,000
$6,670,000
Bondt
,
aCMay-Wop
71,000
$262,000
101
~2
42%
99%
of
Bogota—
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue 0! Oct 1927) 1947
July 24, 1953
Total
Waterways—
6%s stamped 1952
reduced
LOW
I Loan—
1955
(Peru)
No.
High
Foreign
Domestio
of
Week Ended
Fvi.
April-Oct
Danzig Port &
AExternal
Jan. 1
Tues.
1946
Municipal
5%s
Range Blase
Sold
(Col)—
A
20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley 7s I948__i
External
Stocks
(Number
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week's Rang*
Low
A7s
94.66
94.73
268.99
139%
127%
101'A
April-Oct
.
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A7s
94.82
40
93.49
269.39
97
Jan-J-.'y
BONDS
Interest
95.88
88%
76
100
85%
101
_
April-Oct
1966
stamped 1946
American
AMedellin
94.52
20
try groups
101%
$83
Friday
Maranhao
95.06
21
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ALima
106.32
Total
Bonds
Newspaper Union—
conv
Danish
ities
V 59 %
75%
$134%
101%
May-Wop
trust
Washington Water Power 3%s
A
Util¬
Rails
22
Wed.
3'As
A5s income debentures 1954
68
Grade
Ralls
Industries—
Waldorf-Astoria
Western
Grade
trials
July
102
—
Jan-July
Electric
Inc 5s
Dec
West Penn
Indus¬
Btocks
49.08
105.48
10
65
ities
$30
Corp—
stamped 1946
Dec
ex
269.74
Second
Util¬
106.03
First
July
July
Co—
Hydro-Electric Co—
'
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Electric Service Co—
A7s with
270.96
17
10
July 17, '53
1960
Gas
& Bros 5s 1989
(Hugo)
Rail¬
roads
•
10
Total
89
93
53
59
~o
Terni
A7s
July
19
trials
78%
77
953/.
$54
_
Jan-July
1968
1971
Gas &
3rd
Bonds
20
Indus¬
(Hugo)
A 7-4s
6%
Co—
series B
California
G)
6%
3%
$30
$101
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
3s
3
10
10
106%
84
1976
Counties
70
5
Stocks
63
79%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
5%
4%
the
30
101
1
1976
Corp
56
3
84
C
Starrett
1
95%
84
D
Stinnes
57
95V2
7
series
Southern
on
68%
63
series
(A
60
57
__
Jan-July
1963
1947 coupon
Southern
listed
91%
92
3'As
Spalding
8
'
82
April-Oct
1940
1
3s
4%
4%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Durable Goods
1973
M
Southwestern
84
911/2
2%s
1st
80
May-Wop
3'As
Power
Electric
A
4%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
96%
April-Oct
to
California Edison
3VeS'series
1919
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§ Reported In receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificatas;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
150 %
91
81
50-year 6%
debentures 1998
Jan-July
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s 1981—_May-Wop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb l962_Jan-July
Southern
~9
gl
;
Public Service
6%s
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exn Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for oaafc
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
102%
~
Jan-July
1971
Oct
11
33
High
96%
$30
ctfs
1953
Hydro-Electric
with
Low
~~
Mar-Wop
1963
1970
A6%s
36
$89
1952
1963
6 %s
Pennsylvania Water
Piedmont
No.
Trust—
trust
to.
3s
32
38%
$30
principal.
July
65
1952
coupon
mortgage
mortgage
41%
2l.%
38%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan. 1
94%
64
Jan-July
coupon
extended
1st
36%
38%
2012
Range Blase
Sold
RR—
at
6,Vis due
Ohio
Feb
150
65
May-Noo
New England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A
May
2%
RR—
Realization
liquidating
Extended
3 %
Feb
99%
94%
Mar-Sept
Superpower 6s
Midland
94%
May-Noo
1953
44
Mtge Bank—
Western
Nov
Power
May
88%
Mar-Sepl
1953
coupon
Power
&
7'A July
Bonds
High
99
86%
Jan-July
(stmpd mod) 1970
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
Jan
$125
May
1965
43%
37%
(Plan A)—
2%
Date—
ser
Isarco
99%
88'/b
1993
34%
40%
1997
1
Jan
2
Friday's
Jifay-Nov
1993
37
$40
June-Dec
44% May
6
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1961—
Guantanamo
May
38
Mar
RR—
1940 coupon
to
16% Mar
6,400
or
Quar-Feb
1970
Jan
Government
Mig Co—
Residential
stamped
June-Dec
$34
Jan-July
May
Week's Range
Last
1947-1978
3%s
Elec
Nov
ex
Apr
500
2%
Sale Frieo
Pries
1970
100%
Mar-Sept
1921
Division—
J
A6%s with Nov 1
4s
of
Western
Fuel
Water
Ercole
Green
A
mortgage 4s series A
mortgage 4s series B
Eastern
15
3
Period
1998
1
series
series
of
A 1st
Jan
Authority—
Lackawanna
5s
3Vis
Aug
2%s
Delaware Lack
1st
13%
__
Interest
Exchange
Power
6s
Transit
revenue
14
105 %
50
Low
Elec
Steel
3% Mar
Jan
Jun
'
BONDS
Appalachian
Jun
12
14%
Friday
Bethlehem
2%
250
-
2
58
96
e
Jan
—
•
2008
1997
Feb
% July
400
13%
5a
6%
Stock
A5%s
E
stamped
reduced
Date
deposit receipts
preference
American
Janeiro
101%
'
6% Mar
Ltd—
American
2%s
Mar
Jan
11%
__
8
de
Interest
ARussian
3s
High
57 Vi
A)—
series
fund
$100
Low
$50
June-Dec
Jan. 1
No.
Apr
8
98
2
common
to
June-Dec
Range SInee
Bold
3% Apr
4%
__
1
Feb
11,300
3
Jan
4'/a
400
1
Ltd
18'A
2%
200
8%
—
2%s
Bonds
Bigh
May
14'/8 July
•
common
Brothers
25% Mar
14%
—
Wiirich
Feb
22%
—
0
Inc
Mar
34% May
July
__
Willson
200
Feb
8%
14%
8%
1
& Co
Jan
Jan
14
23%
25
Corp
(R C)
Jun
32%
—
Wickes
1%
7'/a
.
22%
_1
& Co
50
__
5
Inc
113
375
1
preferred
July
Friday's
or
Bid & Asiaed
Jan
179
'
'
5
110
33
10
.
Stores
■
Jun
reduced
f
s
Sinking
Rio
(Plan
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
4
„
Mi
14
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
White's
——
•
com
Coal
Westmoreland
__
Jan
stamped
Interest
Peru
Jan
1%
Jun
•
May
189
Jun
*
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Parana
Feb
2%
Jan
13,000
1,700
Bale Priee
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
May
Jan
1.25
4%
Jan
14
6%
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
4
Last
Feriod
Low
Jun
1%
Jan
3%
—
•
...
Knapp Inc.
series
12%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
2'A July
7% Jan
105
Jan
__
1
Corp
Webb &
400
—
—
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
200
7%
12%
—
2%
1
30
Week's Range
Friday
7%
—
100
Inc
24
BONDS
2%
•
$2 cumulative preferred
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
Sales
Last
STOCKS
.
—
..
,
—
$214,000
$262,000
-
11,158,00
6,483,000
81,000
108,000
3,278,000
3,134,000
$443,000
$403,000
$21,860,000
$16,287,000
100,000
81,000
"
63%
Total
——
4M.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
32
..
.Monday, July 27, 1953
(324)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Exchange
<
Tel
100
—*
Tel
&
American Woolen
Anaconda
RR
Boston
—100
Maine new
&
—
Copper Range Co
____
preferred series
1st
Kennecott
Copper
Mathieson Chemical Corp,.
__
__
—
__
—
__
13%
England Electric System
20
England Tel & Tel
100
York New Haven & Hart RR..100
113
2.50
—
North Butte Mining
—•
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Inc
Stone & Webster Inc
Co
-
-
United
Fruit Co
United
Waldorf
——
Co
Inc
System
27%
52%
39
Westinghouse Electric Corp
__
—
43%
Apr
Apr
75% May
Jan
39%
Jun
Feb
33%
Feb
Allen
Jun
41%
Jan
Altes
Jan
Metal
25%
May
9c
Feb
19c
Feb
Bower Roller
14%
19% July
Feb
Budd
12%
Jun
110%
Jun
115 %
Feb
20%
Jun
33%
Jan
1.00 May
19%
Jun
23% Mar
10
Feb
11%
1
Baldwin
8
Jun
28%
26% July
37%
Jan
preferred
*
Edison
Jun
58%
Jan
Detroit
35%
Jun
41
Jan
31 % Mar
Detroit Steel
Burger Brewing
Jan
14
Jun
49% Mar
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
9
175
9(4
Gas & Elec.
8.50
new
com
5%
Jan
6
Feb
Jan
24
17%
17%
65
17 ('4
Jun
19% May
26%
Jun
31% Mar
76%
_
—
—
•
-1
---
52
Randall
class
B
120
35%
Jan
50% Mar
265
73%
Jan
77%
4%
4,725
4% Mar
3% Jan
14
14
5
14
Jan
15
Mar
41
14
40
Apr-
41
Jan
38%
100
35
Mar
39% July
52
52
60
48
May
53%
9
Feb
May
50
44'A Mar
49
41%
42%
219
36%
Jan
62%
444
59%
Jun
68%
22
22
22
25%
25%
—
Electric
*
38%
1
Airlines
Cyanamid
American
113%
25
18
Jan
80
?
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148
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26% May
329
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Apr
Apr
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-
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33
25
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98
161 %
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10
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July
10
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515
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75
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26
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Electric
General
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International
13
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100
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489
13
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Jun
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16
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51
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25
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35
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200
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41
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1
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55
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7
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25
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25
69% May
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25
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256
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27
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For footnotes see page 41.
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100
Jun
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44%
92
42
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49% Mar
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10
43%
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48%
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66
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48
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Feb
4
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50
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40
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,
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21
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70
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5
24
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200
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8
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2
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5
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3
Jan
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11%
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7% Mar
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,
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12
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11% July
150
463
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157
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1
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8
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58
Apr
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3
23
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255
3,144
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71%
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36%
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N
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26% July
;13% July
330
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100
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37%
Feb
Mar
99% Jun
1,050
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—
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25
25
10
1
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—
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50
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1
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3
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Jun
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10
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—
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16
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Hudson Motor
United
American
3%
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5
2
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--
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61%
—
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26%
jun
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—
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76%
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•
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.4%
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54
19% May
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Jun
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Low
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25
Champion Paper
32 %
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1,250
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100
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*
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20
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17%
10
—
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369
275
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22%
_______
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18%
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202
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—
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16%
13%
14%
13%
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25
10
—.—
Consumers Power common
$4.52
for Week
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21
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4% July
Jan
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1,806
210
11%
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.
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23%
95
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__
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Par
4%
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--
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Company
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Sale Price
—
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Baldwin
6% May
5%
535
Last
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66c
:
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2,078
1,007
95
10
Friday
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13 % May
1
1
2
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STOCRI
for Week
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Low
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"
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11
44%
Week's
Friday
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Jun
x81
July
Detroit Stock Exchange
34%
607
53%
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46
24% July
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39
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13%
43
Jan
Apr
11
297
150
592
20%
May
21
63
4,100
27% 28%
__
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Shoe Machinery common
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—
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-
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Jun
32%
25
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11% 11%
5%
6
24
24 %
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50
———25
Pennsylvania RR
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13%
Jan
66
140
1,300
1,422
160
112% 113%
27
27
85c
90c
__
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41%
110
19% 20%
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1
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1,377
212
405
131
130
190
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S
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Jun
DETROIT
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71
45% 46
70% 72%
38% 39%
63
64%
12% 12%
24% 25
38% 39
Jun
Midwest Stock Exchange
;
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Feb
53%
21%
5
100
71%
1
Association
Narragansett Racing
U
40
18%
—
—■—*
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100
5
—
Boston Theatre.—
Maine Central RR common
New
40
18%
—
Stock Exchange
Detroit
8/64 July
.
American Stock Exchange
York Stock Exchange
New
129% May
July
9%
54
1
Co new
Gillette Safety Razor
New
21%
•
•
General Electric
New
21%
—
Feb
4/64 July
111
•
National Stores
Loew's
80%
100
A—
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Jan
45%
78%
79%
—
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Jan
26%
46
Massachusetts Street Ry—L
Eastern
Eastern SS
First
30
190,844
73
„
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—
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4,008
47
46
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Jun
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4/64 8/64
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3,929
35
221
154% 155%
18% 19%
33
33%
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46%
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6%
__
25
Rights
Cities
__
Edison
Boston
18%
50
100
Copper
Boston & Albany
...
Low
High
Low
Par
•
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
& Co.
watling; Lerchen
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
JULY 24
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
—
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120
75
,
July
8(4 July
12% July
18(4 Jun
6
23% Mar
Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(325)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Quotation
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
California
Packing
Co
Canada Southern Oils
Canadian
Carrier
Case
Pacific
(Un)
Co
Ky
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Celanese
'
12%
a23%
Com
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co (Un)
Chicago-Ccrp
<Un»
Chic
Paul
26%
al7%
Feb'
American. World (Un)
Paramount Pictures (Un)
33
Peuney
Jun
25%
Jun
186
40% July
40% July
17
Jun
22%
38%
Jan
Feb
125
24% July
Jan
a37% a377/a
1
160
35%
Jun
40%
al8% al8%
40
19 %
Jun
Chrysler
St
(Un)
pfd
100
Corp
25
Cities
Service
Clary
(Un)
Foods Inc
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
(Un)
(Un)
&
Gas
a80%
90
42%
Apr
42%
70 % July
93 %
Feb
85 %
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Pepsi-Cola
Apr
20
38%
1,019
Phelps
Co
10o
9%
Jun
11% _Mar
194
26'A
Jan
30'/a Mar
a69%
a68% a69%
50
(Un)
13
12V
5
Apr
7%
Jan
Pullman
21%
_____33y«c *
(Un)
Consol
Chollar
Consolidated
(Un)
Gould
&
Edison
35
Savage
N
of
Y
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated
Pure
Oil
RKO
Apr
Pictures
Co
377s
Feb
41% Mar
Radio
50
23%
Apr
25% Mar
Raytheon
17% July
127s July
.20% Mar
344
1 4c
119
Copper &
Continental Motors
Creameries
of
Curtiss-Wright
Class
A
pfd
25
13
a
Corp
(Un),
com
of
America
Apr
15%
Jan
22%
Feb
[
Oil
&
Rice
80
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9
340
9
July
Aircraft
12
Jan
16
—.
27%
28%
794
27%
Jun
Dresser
a7%
a7%
30
a24% a24%
50
__
__
7% July
24%
9%
Jan
July
Ranch
(Allen
duPont
(E
II
26(4
26%
285
26 %
667/8
350
63
Jan
4
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265
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98
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110
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27
378
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Feb
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1.45
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55
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Hotels
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13
160
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Illinois
Central
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5
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35% Mar
RR
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Jun
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Intex
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217/8 July
28% Mar
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50
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Jan
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40
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55
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Jan
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May
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39
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215
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&
a23% a23 %
__
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Products
Emerson
Exeter
(Un)
Co
Natural
Electrical
Erie
Lines
Kodak
35%
36
•
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Schenley Industries
Shell
Eastern
42%
Jun
a39'/4 a39%
1
Co
San
Louis
Regis
Sapphire
357/a July
24% Jan
6%
3574
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July
29
a55'/4 a55y2
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Safeway
7% July
357/8 July
1
50c
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de
Oil
Oil
St
Feb
25% May
66%
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DuMont
32
136
29% May
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225
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50c
Ryan Aeronautical
426
10
Chemical
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50c
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Gas
&
Richfield
16
_
Douglas Oil Co oi Calif
Dow
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
11% Mar
16
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Company
Douglas
Apr
Feb
Jan
•
Manufacturing Co
St
Deere
15%
Jan •
5
Drug Inc
Reynolds lit Ji Tobacco
Rheem
18%
a
(Un)
Rexall
17 % July
17%
Steel
Reserve
l(j
_1
(Un)
11
Jan
Feb
9
__
Republic
15c
40%
36% Mar
5
(Un)
550
•
Manufacturing
Aviation
Jun
1
common
13%
July
«
Pictures
Jun
11%
al8%
1
America
Zellerbach
Crown
Steel
(Un)
23%
a31%
__
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Remington Rand Inc
Apr
305
12%
.
Continental
71
19% Jun
.
•
(Un)
(Un)
Republic
Jan
13c
103
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15
35%
1,000
'
,
1
67% Mar
21%
13%
a31%
12.50
(Un)
Corp
34
14c
a38% a385/a
__
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(Un)
Vultee
13
a34%a34%
__
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iUn>___'
149
780
20%
__
3
Incorporated
Republic
Commonwealth Edison
Htgh
9%
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(Un)
Corp
10
-
al7% al75/8
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9%
Low
9%
a26%
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Dodge
Philco
156
a25-*8 a25%
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426
7
38%
38%
1
Iron
System
7
■
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.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
94% Mar
a697/a a71%
a80% a80%
_1
Molybdenum
Clinton
a70%
lo
Multiplier
Climax
__
Low
1
Phillips Petroleum
Milw
Sales
Shares
1
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
19 % May
a44% a44%
__
for Week
of Prices
Feb
66
l
Par
Pan
12% Mar
26%
9%
165
al8
Range
Weea»
Sale Price
High
23% July
a23% a24%
25
._
125
Low
a40% a41%
al8
•
(Un)
Co
Last
Friday
190
a97a
26%
__
10
Corp
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23 7a
a9%
_1
:——
24
Range Since Jan. 1
High
237a
__
July
STOCKS
Shares
Low
5
;
Friday,
for Week
Range
Sale Price
for
Sales
,,,
500
900
100
12%
Apr
Apr
10% July
8% July
10% Mar
59
,
15%
j
Jan
Jan
33 7%
Jun
35% July
43 7%
Jun
46
21%
Jun
13%
Jun
15%
Feb
152%
Jun
161%
Jan
July
24% Mar
75% July
9% Mar
207/a
Apr
33% July
Jun
45%
Feb
43%
Jan
35%
10
14 %
26
Jun
July
Jun
121/4 Mar
18% Mar
28%
Jan
§ \
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 27, 1953
34
(326)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Stock
Mid wast
Exchanga
(Cool.)
JKJ?
Atlantic
Refining
Co
.—
—
Mlg Corp
Bastian-Blessing
Name
changed
Bearings, Inc
Co
(Un)
10
—
Corp
Booth
Fisheries
W
l
a
McKee
Feb
Medusa
Jun
Jan
45
550
Apr
56% Jmy
-5
ll7/a
10
—
—2uc
—
.—
48% Mar
Illinois
2% Mar
66'%
Feb
Iron
400
24%
24%
100
--
19%
18%
19%
18%
19 %
18%
200
37%
28%
37%
28%
37%
25
—,
--
70%
25%
,-25
25
Gas
Columbia
—
1
convertible preferred
Company
9%
Curtis
Co
Lighting Inc__
Corp (Un)
Curtiss-W'right
Deere Sc
Jan
Muskegon
Jun
Apr
Jun
May
16% Mar
Jan
100
12% July
17
700
14 %
17%
Feb
33%
900
Jun
24% July
25%
18%
22% Mar
Jun
Jun
17%
Jun
20% Mar
27
Jan
29
Detroit
Edison
Mfg
Dodge
Dow
Du
20
Co
10
Co
Class
—
—
A
Eddy Paper Corp,
&
Mlg—
Radio
Emerson
Falstaff
(Urn
Four-Wheei
Drive
Trans
American
General
Box
Co
Finance
Corp common—.
(U11)
General
Motors
Utilities
iThei
Gillette
Co
Goasard
;—
Co
(W
&
-
Rubber
Co___
Lakes
Great Lakes
7%
Jun
Greyhound
Corp
11% Mar
Patterson-Sargent Co
34
Peabody Coal Co common
Apr
400
28% July
200
6% July
135
5% July
5 Vis July
900
7 % July
9%
8% May
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
200
23%
Jun
30
9%
26%
10 %
36%
7%
Feb
11% Mar
26% July
1,600
25 %
Jun
500
9%
Jun
12
Heileman
(G)
300
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
Jan
900
42%
41%
Jun
July
120
46%
Apr
140
Jan
13
Mar
12%
12%
100
10%
Jun
13%
15%
15%
200
15
Jan
16% Mar
50
7
Jun
7
10%
550
6%
6%
100
7%
7%
34%
200
Heller
(Walter
Co
Petroleum
Phillips
&
10
6 %
Jun
Hibbard Spencer Eartlett
Hupp
5%
Sash
&
Door
common-
July
July
July
Feb
Central
Indiana
Steel
RR
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light
Inland
Steel
7 %
Jun
33% July
Feb
Radio
International
Harvester
Mineral
&
Paper
International Shoe
International
Tel
&
Tel
(Un)
Illinois Gas & Electirc
Iowa
Power
&
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel (Un.i
Kansas
Katz
Power & Light
Power
&
Light
<Un)__
Drug Co
Apr
Bt
Louis
Public
Service
34% July
St
Regis
Paper
2%
Apr
A
Jun
11% Mar
Schenley Industries
(Un)
Jun
55% July
Schwitzer-Cummins
Co
100
52
&
McNeil
Lindsay
Lion
Co
$2.50
25%
25
25%
500
23%
Jun
28% Mar
39%
39%
6%
700
34%
Jan
40% July
Oil Co
Lonergan
For
Mfg class
footnote#
see
700
37%
Jun
16%
300
13
Jan
17%
17%
550
16
Mar
lS %
Feb
36%
36%
36%
100
34%
Jun
39 %
Jan
56 %
56%
56%
100
50%
Apr
56% July
25%
25%
100
23%
jun
27% Mar
4%
9%
1
5
6,000
—
13
100
12 %
Jun
13'%
Jan
12%
12%
200
12%
Jun
13%
Feb
22
22
100
21% May
4% Jun
23%
Jan
5%
Jan
19%
23%
Jan
200
5
5
1,900
13%
13%
500
10%
Jan
15% May
27%
27%
800
26%
Jun
28%
31%
31%
200
31%
Jun
42%
29%
29 %
200
29
Jun
36%
55%
55%
500
52%
jun
69
Mar
13
Mar
21
27%
400
12% July
1U0
10
Apr
11% May
29%
Jun
36 %
200
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
26%
900
25%
Jun
30
Har
23
23%
500
22%
Jun
29%
Jan
10%
10%
200
10 % July
14% Mar
48%
48%
400
45%
52% Mar
12%
12%
10
10
31%
31%
1,100
39%
39%
26%
26
23%
10%
31%
6%
6%
200
47%
47%
47%
200
44%
Jun
47% July
29%
28%
29%
800
27%
Jun
38
Feb
53%
53%
10
43
Jan
58
Mar
13 %
1,000
13 %
12%
500
19
Jan
23% Mar
200
22%
Jun
26%
Jan
24
27%
Jan
Jun
Apr
60% Mar
1
15%
16%
350
13%
Jan
17% Mar
16%
16%
500
14%
Jun
37%
38
600
36
Products Corp
Shellmar
Name
24
1
Signode Steel Strapipng Co
Mar
oiucialr
10%
49
10%
400
8 % May
10% July
1%
1%
500
1% July
General
14%
14%
14%
250
12% Mar
14% July
19
18%
19
900
18 %
20
90
90
16%
12%
17%
16%
200
13
600
Package Corp
Oil
15
90
Jan
15%
Jan
46%
__
6%
6%
40 %
40
18 %
23%
Lathe
Bend
Southern
Co
Pacific
Apr
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
N
13 % Mar
12%
Jan
300
16 %
Jan
1
Jun
50% Mar
6
Jun
6%
600
28
Jan
9%
Jan
41% May
40'%
700
19
600
18 % July
23%
450
21
Mar
23% July
10%
10%
150
10
July
11%
20
21
700
18 %
40%
3%
24%
__
102
1
250
40 %
39
Apr
Jan
22
21
41
Jan
July
Jan
100
3%
Jun
150
24 %
July
28
Mar
Jun
102
Jun
15
102
79
300
22
22%
650
__
36
36
100
39%
39 %
40
600
__
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
29%
29%
—
102
72
14%
34%
38
Apr
Jan
86%
Feb
24 % Mar
Jun
40 % Mar
Jun
48
50
26%
1,200
26%
Jun
400
29 %
July
Jun
Jan
32% Mar
33
Jan
49%
50
200
49%
Jun
56% Mar
40%
40%
200
38%
Jan
40%
Feb
16%
16%
16
July
—
*
__
16%
200
9%
9%
.100
29%
—
*
29 %
200
23%
23%
100
20%
10%
Jan
27%
Jun
31% Mar
22%
Jun
26 % Mar
41
6%
6%
6%
540
5V4
Jan
10
22%
22 %
22%
300
21%
Apr
*
p
•
8%
.ms^_
100
42%
Jun
49% Mar
Feb
52%
52%
52%
600
51
Jun
59 %
Jan
72%
72%
72'%
100
68%
Apr
78%
Jan
35%
35%
300
32%
Jun
38%
1
11%
11%
100
11%
Jun
21%
21%
1
Equipment
Jan
13
Mar
26
Mar
100
21% July
Corp
—5
20%
20%
20 %
100
19% July
23%
Feb
Corp
—I
10%
10
10%
450
10
Jan
10 %
Feb
1
29 %
28%
30
800
28% July
43 %
Feb
28%
28%
28%
300
27
Jun
35%
Jan
15%
15 %
15%
650
14%
Feb
16% May
37
37%
400
35%
Jan
39% Mar
53%
54%
57%
Jan
54
Mar
Studebaker
Sunbeam
Spring
1
(Un)
Swift
(Un)
Gorp
Corp
&
5
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
25
Co
Texas
Co
-
__25
Thor
Tool Co
Power
1
Trane
Detroit
Edison
Co
Trav-ler
Co
Axel
:
Jun
100
35
Feb
20%
200
17% July
16%
16%
17 %
900
16'/a
Jun
19% Mar
21%
21'%
100
21 %
July
243i May
28% May
Truax-Traer
13 % Mar
Corp
Coal
(Un)
12
1,100
11%
Jun
33
33
100
31%
Feb
37 % Mar
2
Corp
11%
2
Corp
Radio
5
5
Co
(The)
Transamerica
208
51%
46 %
19%
»
Timken
Toledo
400
46 %
20%
—*
Producing..
54%
10
—20
(The)
Gulf
Texas
27%
27 %
100
26%
Jun
27%
1
.—1
2%
2%
400
2% Mar
3%
15%
Jan
15'%
200
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
500
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
55
Jan
60% May
17%
17%
59
59
59
•
63%
1
Jun
15%
•
common
So La Salle St Corp
60
Union
Oil
of
California
7
24 %
Mar
Air
Corporation
U
S
Steel
Lines
Inc
Feb
(Del)
(Uni
63%
63 7
8
600
62%
Jun
72%
25
40%
40%
200
37%
Jun
40% July
10
Union Carbide & Carbon
United
25
25
100
24%
Jun
32
4%
1
41
Corp
38%
4%
100
4%
38%
1,500
37%
5% Mar
Jun
38%
Mar
Jun
44%
Jan
Jan
Dorn
Works
Iron
28%
100
26%
Jun
500
17%
Jun
20% Mar
Western
12%
100
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Westinghouse
Wieboldt
•
8%
450
8%
12% Mar
8% July
31% Mar
17%
Union
Telegraph..
Electric
18'%
250
18% July
21%
Apr
64%
.500
63% July
80%
Feb
Willys-Overland
334
5%
Feb
Wisconsin
8%
300
8%
38%
38%
x9%
.
43%
Jan
10
Steel
3%
^.9%
16%
Container
18 %
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7
Jun
Stewart-Warner
Stone
63^4
♦
15
13%
*
Railway
12%
__
14%
800
15
Standard
17%
—
27% Mar
(Ohio)
Standard Oil Co
28%
__
8.75
37%
Jun
Jan
Jun
9%
23%
■
Jun
22%
(Un)
California
J
Jan
38%
40%
7.50
32%
150
5% Mar
3%
78
*
Jan
1,200
5
Feb
24 %'
22%
__
4%
34%
24%
43%
*
(Un)
5% May
800
34%
4%
15
5
Co
13% Mar
43% Mar
Jun
24%
5
19% Mar
42%
23
10
34%
5
Works
(Un)__
Mar
91
19
18%
21
1
15
Clothes Inc
Oil (Un)
Vacuum
ttocony
37%
May
1,200
17%
47
1
•
Corp
Brand
Society
18% Mar
changed to
July
Feb
Feb
22%
24%
Apr
38
2%
14%
Jun
22%
24%
58% Mar
Feb
Apr
56%
40
8%
12%
6%
Jan
23%
Jan
Jun
5%
16 %
Jun
800
5% July
Feb
700
Jun
1,650
Apr/
200
32%
17%
Jan
200
31%
12%
Jan
17
47%
__
Jun
58%
100
*
Jun
21%
21%
24%
300
48
Jan
11% Mar
13
17
32%
__
9% July
500
9%
6%
4% July
58 %
40
__
Feb
16% May-
17
32%
__
43 %
>
58%
38%'
9%
80%
80%
'33 .'>
1
page 41.
41
16
600
2,300
1
__
•
B
40%
Feb
•
&
40
6
4
preferred
HbbyH
Chemical Co common
14% Mar
—
1.40
6
1
61
23 % Mar
Jun
5% Jan
Corp class B common
Serrick
3%
Jun
1
luooy
Jun
12
18% July
Co
Roebuck
Jan
18%
Leath
19%
12%
May
75
Feb
•
(Un)
Feb
20%
12%
July
3% July
10
Apr
9%
35
Kennecott
Co
Jan
23%
41
common—*
Sanganio Electric Co
2%
67%
69%
__
Laclede Gas
25%
Jun
25%
18
5
100
Jun
1
Knapp Monarch Co
Apr
19%
*
Co
8%
Apr
1
Corp
20%
650
•
St Louis National Stockyards—
58%
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Copper
2,100
20%
Jan
19% July
7% May
Van
Kansas City
25%
20%
Jun
*
United
Johnson. Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
24%
•
Co
1,000
1—10
Light Co
1,200
20%
Bros
29
3.50
Iowa
200
4'%
12%
Richman
1,800
•
Interstate Power Co
2,800
18%
20%
Reynolds
3,250
•
(Um
20%
4%
25
Jan
59%
Chemical—__5
Co
19%
(Un)
Drug
Tri. Continental
International
8% Mar
18%
Jan
9
12%
Rexall
5,300
*
International
9%
6%
5
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Corp of America
2%
*
Co
Interlake Steamship Co
7% July
*
(Un)
Company
Quaker Oats Co
32
100
i_
Products
200
500
4%
•
Thor Corp
Illinois
8 %
6%
19%
2.50
(R J)/ Tobacco class B_—10
1.
100
Pullman
9%
55%
100
preferred
Jun
8
6%
—
1
—
of Indiana
72%.
25
!
Corporation
Huttig
29
10
5
Co
Car
Steel
Service Co
Public
58%
2
Co
Jan
1
(The)
Co
Potter
9%
55%
3
E.)
26%
—1
12.50
3
*
(Un)—
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
71%
1
Corp
28%
Jun
39
ll8,4
10
Brewing Co.
Hein Werner
Jan
28%
33 %c
& Co
Philco
31%
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Apr
July
Jan
100
1
Hammond Instrument Co
65
42%
-*
—5
50
(Un)
Co
(Charles)
58%
25
Co
6% Mar
2
Pennsylvania RR
Pfizer
11%
2
Corp
Hallicrafters
Mar
35% May
———2
A;
class
Co
B
Standard
Oil
41
Jan
Jun
4
Feb
11%
3
(Un)
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Gull
Jun
27%
10
37% Mar
Jun
32'%
:_100
class A___:
34%
350
4
♦
(Un)
Airways
8%
Pen
Class
Southern
preferred
200
32
Jun
(Un)
Car
32%
Towing—
non-cum
Greif Bros Cooperage
39
31%
Jan
10
Electric
&
Gas
500
41
Dock
&
July
1
200
Parken
*
Dredge
49
*
American World
32
1
Stores
Drug
Great
Jun
8'
Motor
Packard
Pan
Bouth
Gray
44%
31
—
37% Mar
700
34%
Co
Oklahoma
Sears
•
(Um_f.
Motors
300
53%
Manufacturing Co
Jun
26%
2%
_*
Co
H)
Graham-Paige
Co
*
Co
(Un)
Goodyear Tire
Bancorporation
Bush Shoe
Nunn
20
1
Corp_____
48%
Jan
4
200
1
(Minn)
Power
States
Northern
5
(Unf_
Co
32%
99% Mar
—
10%
200
(Un)
2,700
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310
17%
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27%
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13
9%
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24% July
5
Auto
National
Niagara
Basin
16
1,227
12.50
33 %
5
Ohio
15%
33
International Nickel of Canada (Un)__*
160% Mar
|
5
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
68%
134
1,980
Jun
60
•
1
common
*
20
Wedge
Mfg
56%
2.55
1
Ltd
Co
Co
___50
Corp
Atok-Big
11% Mar
Jun
Jan
10
(111)
l&
75
,,
(Un)
Corp
Refining
(Un)
Jun
56 %
60
(Un)__*
Corp
Maryland
Menasco
a__
—
13%
25
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Co
Jun
8%
50
36% May
31%
31%
154%
(Un»
Copper Mining
&
pfd
Mining
Oil
Mindanao
•
25
Woollen
Armour
17%
100
Feb
48%
__100
Anaconda
Steel
300
9%
Jan
July
250
5
Co
American
Armco
17%
9%
2.50
•
A
International Harvester
M
American
Feb
22%
17%
a55% a55%
•
(Un)
Preferred
LOW
24
a46% a46%
25
B
Smelting & Refining—
(Un) __i
American
Feb
a__
—
32%
3
Pineapple
Honolulu
Kaiser
Range State Jan. 1
a68% a69%
lo
class
American
&
12%
(Un)
Chem
&
American
a
33
*
non-cum
Development
Marchant
1
(Un)
Potash
Common
21
1
Co
Foundry
Cyanamid Co
American
a49% a49%
54
100
Corp
Oil
Hawaiian
Holly
Jones
Sales
Share*
High
a42% a42%
1
common
Can
40%
•
—
F)
North
Matson
American
Jun
2,950
10
common
Johns-Manville
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
35%
77
1
Ltd
Goodyear Tire &
fer Week
2%
a68%
•
Inc
460
26% Mar
12%
21%
20
Ltd
Airlines
American
38%
•
(Un)
Corp
Co
(B
Greyhound
25%
Mining_________lo
;
36% Mar
38%
•
(Un)
Corp
preferred
Great
22
24
(Un)
Jun
•
common
State
Jun
13 %
(Un>__
,
32%
28%
5
Jan
26
—5
Dye Corp
12% July
150
75
General Public Utilities
2%
156
Last
Mfg
Jan
15
100
58% Mar
28
7c
Par
Gold
40%
13
16
10%
32 Vb
1
22
Friday
&
33%
150
34%
58%
Jun
27%
__
Sale Price
Juneau
44% May
335
13
__
*
Apr
28
48%
STOCKS
Chem
Feb
39%
1.
Jan
8% May
1% July
1,803
28
48%
San Francisco Stock
Allied
Jan
40% May
a42a42%
__
5
IXL
Alaska
__
General Paint Corp common
Intex
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
94% Mar
Apr
10
Ltd
& Chem Corp
International
common
Jan
95
79% July
27%
1
Jan
24
1
Laboratories
50%
70% July
167
38%
__
3
Ltd
International
Reduction Co
42%
760
79%
34 %
5
Co
Gas
4%
39 % Mar
Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Air
50
71%
79%
13
•
Golden
Jun
United
Abbott
Jan
77
(Un)—10
Gladding McBean & Co
33%
ioc
Spring
Feb
22%
a44% a44%
__
25
(Un)
(Un)
Jan
31
25% July
29
*.
Toy Mining
41%
18% May
70%
__
*
Corp
Homestake
San
Jun
11
Apr
20
5
•
355
al7
28
(Un)__10c
A
common
Share
Jan
20
♦
common
1.10
«
Works
&
7%
29
714
Co
Oil
25%
lo
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
Plymouth Oil Corp
34%
Jan
al7
al7
5
Jun
25
Corp
Jan
1
Jun
341/,,
common____2.50
preferred
1.35
37%
a68% a69%
1
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
$2.50
Jun
1,400
a69%
___•
cl
5%
34 i/B
5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Jan
1.00
24
63 %
50%
425
1.05
__
*
20%
29
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
38%
340
24
37%
1.10
25
(Un)____
29 % Mar
1
Corp
24%
July
51 %
24
5
pfd
$3
Jun
♦
Gas
Jun
17% July
Jun
140
51 %
25
(new)
Co
Kodak
Gillette Co
Lone
al7% al8%
__
a55%
1
(Un)
Laboratories
Dorado
Food
64
7%
•
Manufacturing Co
Jan
BtgM
12%
.
5
Co
__
25
common
Mfg Co
Oil Fields
Chemical
Mont
Federated
Range Since Jan. 1
1 g i/0
'*
•
8karea
High
32%
__
Joy
1
Emporium Capwell Co
for Week
Sale Price
(Joseph)
33% Jan
_5
(Un)
Du Pont de Nemours & Co
El
Sales
Range
Par
Home
Jun
Eureka
Week's
Last
Walker Refractories
25%
___1
(Uni
Amer
of
Fruit
Doernbecher
Dow
Mar
58
$5,000
Friday
Harbison
130
16% July
27%
Jun
Jan
Piilsburgh Stock Exchange
Brewing
26
•
98%
59 %
60%
STOCKS
Gas Co
6% Mar
26
26
Preferred
33%
El
Fort
Jan
15
common
Corp
Apr
Eastman
Equitable
5%
•
(Un.)
Bank
Nat'l
Zellerbach
28%
72%
...
1,000
•
Gas
Refining
of
Electric Bond
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
5%
25
Aircraft
Co
132
3975
Co
5%
5%
38%
(Un)
Natural
29%
1975
Columbia Gas System
17% May
16% July
23
a42%
(Un)
Y
N
29%
10
4s
13% Mar
105
750
Jan
26
13'/?
A
412
16%
:____3%
Douglas Oil Co
Transit
Pitt
3
(Del)
25%
5%
71%
series
15%
25
(Un)
25 V4
Bonds—
5s
22% Mar
19%
__
class A____2%
_.
Sys
Oil
Dominguez
Baltimore
Co
Motors
28%
ZZZZZZZl
United Gas Improvement
Westmoreland Inc
FeD
17 %
19% July
24%
_10
Continental
29%
Co
Corp
Jan
Jun
15
50
195
23%
•
Edison
Edison
25%
~
9%
1,200
19%
14%
100
System
Common-wealth
25%
common
._
10%
al4% al4%
Mar
30 %
50
Scott Paper Co
sun
(Un)
com
(Un)
Gas
240
•
Co
10%
—
10% July
.16%
25
,
Co
Columbia
1,282
Crown
Reading
48 % Feb
15%
1
Continental
common
3.00 Feb
Jan
July
119%
•
(Un)
RR
Broadcast
3
Gas
Apr
2.15
35
10
common-
Corp
Ohio Ry
Chemical
42 %
22%
'ZZZ20
preferred
El
Jun
80 %
11% Mar
125
12%
Co
Columbia
21%
Co—
Corp
Service
54%
Feb
a56
25
(U11)
36 %
»
Participating
Philco
Jun
76
a55%
a72% a73%
2
Corp
20%
•
Common
Public
Ltd
Co
(Un)
Paul
Service
Consolidated
Philadelphia
54%
a55%
a73%
_5
cap__
(Un)
Ry
Co
&
4£ %
•
common
37
14% Mar
32%
"10
Co._ZZ_*
Mfg
Water
12%
32%
50
~
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt
Pennsylvania
j
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&
&
Oil
Tractor
EureKa
Clorox
Pennroad
Corp
Corp of America
Chesapeake
Jan
17
_i
242
Feb
14-%
10
(Glenn L)
37
Jan
32%
24
5
37
5
Co
Atlantic
39%
6% July
Jan
96
23%
58%
37
Co
8%
697/b July
325
Cement
32%
5
■
.
3,968
16%
100
151
24
io
;
Corp
Brothers
560
2.40
5% July
Central
Gimbel
12%
2.25
5
Apr
»
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a52
11%
__
10
:
3%
30
13'/2
a51%
2.40
10
Inc■%_:
Burroughs Corp
Byron Jackson Co
1.950
6%
ZZZl
Z
common__
Light Co
150
57% Jan
13% Mar
Jun
11%
5
(Un)
28 %
69%
49%
1
High
Low
__15
Corp
13 %
70%
i
Corp
Lignt
Delaware Power &
Duquesne
13
Range Since Jan.
High
5
(Un)
(Un)
_
California
$2.50
Budd
*
Low
Jan
18%
26%
Co—
common
Shares
1
(Un)_
Co
Broadway-Hale
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
for Week
2
Co
Hoidmgs Corp
Boeing
40% July
27
10
B)air
High
18%
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Bethlehem
High
40 %
Week'e
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
7% Mar
67% Mar
American
Pacific
•
Power
Aviation
American Co
Northern
•
(Un)
RR
Mohawk
(Un).,
Railway
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
10
(Uni
(Un)
__
26%
__
—
100
67
67
67
145
1
—
a 12%
al2%
50
66% July
83%
13
18 % Mar
July
Jan
■v i
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And Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 27, 1953
The Commercial
08
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
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Last
STOCKS
of Pricee
Bale Price
Low
Oil
20
Par
High
Low
280
12%
1,600
2.60
Jun
__
a36% a37%
a56%
a56a56%
34%
77
•
60
(Un)
14%
Feb
2.70
12
(Un)
Co
Co
13%
2.60
2.60
39%
Jun
51%
Apr
Feb
common
Pacific
Clay
12%
9
50
7
6%
100
1.251
a25% a25%
11%
871
a9%
7
6
—
13%
a9%
•
.
American Fisheries
10
15%
Jun
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Jan
Pacific Coast
Pacific
(Un)
Corp
a25%
5%%
red
common
preferred
1st preferred:
4.80%
28
1st
37%
25
Electric
&
Gas
6%
6
10
Aggregates
Pacific Finance
7
7
—
37
37%
32%
33
29%
25%
26%
26%
Southern
Calif
6% May
Southern
Co
Jun
5 %
Pacific
Railway
34
Jun
39% Mar
Southern
752
30%
Jun
34 %
Jan
Jun
31%
Jan
redeemable
Pacific
Pacific
Tel
Tel
&
Co
Motor
Stendel
Palmer
Standard
Inc
Oil
Co
of
Standard
Oil
Co
(Indiana)
25%
Jun
28
Oil
of
9%
10%
300
25
25
114%
25
325
24
Apr
115
112
Jun
119% Mar
a38% a38%
25
Jan
47% Mar
100
115
4
Corp.^
__
•
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
1,455
341
656
56%
315
94
61 % Mar
Apr
A
Pullman
Pure
Inc
Oil
9%
13% Mar
Jun
23%
Oil
Sunray
Radio
Of
Corp
Equip
Railway
6%
Realty
&
common
25
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem
Manufacturing Co
Riverside
Oil
class
Co
—
Foods
Fine
Stores
St
8t
Regis
San
Apr
Transamerica
43
Feb
Trans World
36%
Jan
Union
Carbide
&
Carbon
4%
Apr
Union
Elec
of
Paper Co (Un)
Mining
Roebuck
Oil Co of California
68% Mar
Jun
25%
Union
30% Mar
Jun
195
39% July
43 %
47
Jan
28% Mai
50
Jun
59%
Jan
72%
Jun
80%
Jan
.
Mar
52 %
53 %
2,654
72% a73%
159
60%
Jan
a71% a72%
22%
29%
Jun
13% July
300
10
92
20
<
25% July
220
Air
Can
(Un)
Jun
21% Mar
32% July
32!% July
32%
22
Park
United
33
75
3%
100
a39% a39%
S
Rubber
Universal
Victor
29% Mar
8%
9
Sugar Co
Westates
3% Mar
Jun
45
_
7c
32%
57"% Mar
11% Mar
27%
1,343
25%
Apr
29% Mar
16
127
15%
Jun
19%
266
37 %
Jun
42 % Mar
■
26
24
37%
-
a—'
a__
63%
Jun
33%
Apr
...
Feb
—
71%
Jun
23%
290
Mar
28
July
740
26
37%
21
400
40 %
25%
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Jan
27% May
<
39% May
a24% a25%
a 25%
2%
a
39%
'
107
25%
Jun
10%
2,388
10
Jan
11% May
23% July
29%-Mar
10%
10%
^
32
Mar
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1,005
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6,895
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40
1%
Jun
25%
26%
639
25%
Jun
28% May
38%
38%
444
37%
Jun
44
46
46
115
41%
Feb
51% May
3
3
300
2.85
Jun
3% May
j
10"% July
|
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23%
hi
25%
v
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32
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common
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July
2
25%
125
•
40c I
40C
291
3%
Jun
14% July
50
a 26%
3%
: —_1
(Un)
8%
3,951
10%
al4% al4%
14%
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Power
Petroleum
10
—5
(Un)
9%
Sugar
May
3,808
39c
l
3%
Apr
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Air
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Dent,
1
_
July
36% July
19%
Jan
26%
Jan
12%
Feb
al9% al9%
Jan
12c
1
(Un)
Stores
-
a24% a24%
59 % 59 %
a58a58%
;
Jun
27%
Westinghouse Elec Corp
-
(Un)
287
55%
Feb
59% May
Willys-Overland
24%
60
Apr.
9%
9%
100
9% July
9%
9%
909
8%
a
55% a56%
25
a
43% a43%
45
——
25c
—
_
*
(Un)
55
54%
Jan
54%
Woolworth
24
RANGE
Western
Western
Feb
Jan
Jan
Pacific
Union
(F
RR
Co
common-
Telegraph
(Un)
Motors
W)
__
10
__
12%.
10% Mar
Jun
43%
44
a.'_
a—
40%
43%
Apr
—
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
JULY
Jun
■
Sale Price
Abltibi
Power
$1.50
&
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
5%
Paper
r
galea
Week's
British
for Week
of Prices
Shares
28
Sugar
common
preferred
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shoe
13 %
13%
__
♦
__
•
I,560
12%
14%
British
41%
Jun
49
Mar
16
200
12%
Jan
16
May
!
270
43%
Jun
47%
Jan
>
1,072
-
Apr
26%
825
25 %
Jan
26%
75
6'/a
Jan
7
Gold
99%
99%
165
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80
351/2
36%
45%
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23 %
23%
100
104%
98
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Canada
5%%
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of
Can
2nd preferred
4%
___
Anglo.Can Tel Co 4%%
Argus
Corp
Ltd 4 % %
pfd____
Jan
8%
100 %
July
Feb
9%
Jun
$1.30
Jan
Canada
50
255
33%
Jun
49%
3,583
41%
Apr
53 %
23%
290
21%
104 104%
845
100
Apr
May
Canada
Jan
Class
Bank
British
American
Oil
105% July
2nd
Canada
Columbia
38%
275
37
Jun
41
Mar
80
82
85
80
Feb
84
4%%
5%
4%
25%
26 %
1,026
24
Apr
27%
Apr
Canadian
17
ie%
17
805
16
May
23%
Jan
Canadian Eronze
5',;
5%
•
__
37
371/2
225
36
Jun
Jan
45
Canadian
al5
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22%
Jan
Canadian
39%
39%
39%
4,440
37%
Jan
40
Jun
Class
10
10
10%
II,706
9%
Jun
11
Co__
*
•
preferred
British
Columbia
__
-
30
16%
16%
16%
25
18%
18%
18%
3,747
15% July
(
%
14
Jan
17% May
17%
Jun
21 %
Jan
100
__
78
78
65
78
Jun
79
May
95
94%
95
335
88
Jan
95
July
50
50
50
50
225
46%
Jan
50
Mar
•
5%
5%
5'/a
415
Products
on all
Canadian securities.
on
Canadian Stock
A
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
from coast to coast.
4.55
Apr
Breweries
tee
page 41.
78%
78
79
746
72
29
29
21
725
27
Jan
__■
20
20
1,185
20
July
a 10% al0%
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100%
100% 100%
74 %
74%
75
49
43
49
26
20%
—
100
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
20%
*
—:
5.90
7.00
Jun
Jan
Mar
87
Apr
Feb
Feb
291/4 Mar
22%
11
10% Mar
Feb
Mar
98%
Jan
101 i/a
5
99
Jan
101
May
44
70
Apr
82
Jan
51
46
Feb
50% Mar
20%
1,412
17
Apr
10
Jun
20 %
July
36%
30
Jun
40
Feb
104
104
104
10
102
Mar
105
July
*
28%
28 %
29
155
24
Jun
33
Mar
•
al7
al7
18%
20
al9%
*
*
Canners
Car &
36%
100
common
Ltd
Foundry
common
A
Canadian
5% May
Celanese
—
a
34%
al8
135
15%
Jan
19 a 19%
75
17%
Jan
Jun
20 % Mar
Chem
Canadian
Cottons
6%
&
Cellulose
Canadian
25% July
46
Jan
34 %
480
32%
Jan
34%
Jun
9%
9%
575
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
35%
48
Jan
29
36
a22%
36
a23
115
a22%
75
23
July
—*
a21
a21
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60
17
Apr
22%
Jan
25
26
25%
26
3,076
25%
Jun
33%
Jan
*
j
Railway
Q.
Co., Inc.
1,850
34%
9%
25
1
LocomotivePacific
29%
—
;•
.
common
preferred
Canadian
29
25
-*
common—
preferred
series
Canadian
—
251% May
MONTREAL,
Members: .Montreal
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Teletype: NYl-1979
BUILDING
BANK
ROYAL
'.
Stock Exchange
Investment ('Dealers'
Direct
NEW YORK
Jun
si
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
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York,
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of
Canada
private wires with
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Toronto
Maritime Provinces
^ Branches
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Halifax,
Pot footnotes
650
*
.__ _
Est quotations
Orders handled
__
July
Jan
100
Forest
8%
40
Jan
38
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33
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37%
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Jun
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63
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40
20
15%
31%
47% July
128% July
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195
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120
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West .Indies
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20
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Apr
11%
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86
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Phillips Petroleum Co.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco
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25% May
50
Pictures Corp
Pennsylvania
26 %
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Apr
Jan
Feb
9%
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Pan Amer
39% Mar
Jun
29
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43%
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1
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Jun
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166
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58
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138
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1
Jan
58
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5
Jun
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37%
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—
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41 %
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26%
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25
28
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29
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34%
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56
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
Canadian Vickers
Consol
Corbys
Glass
class
Hiah
Low
17
16%
17
960
13 V2
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1-3 %
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105
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19
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Jan
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Feb
8
16% Mar
Jun
24 %
July
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•
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preferred
&
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13%
15
1 060
99%
99%
7%
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63%
63%
•
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United
Steel
10%
Mar
Walker
Gooderham
84
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
Jun
Dominion Textile
Donohue
Bros
Apr
30
8%
8%
1,396
8
16
140
Jan
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11
Jun
14%
15
765
14
Apr
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•
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1,065
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99
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60
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100
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31
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41
245
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165
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39
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32
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11
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Packers
24
Jun
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Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co
81% Mar
85
Apr
Canadian
General
97
98
Feb
Canadian
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305
37%
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39
May
1%
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41
41%
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__
16
2,767
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Apr
16
Jan
International
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Canadian
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Jan
Canadian
Western
Mar
Canadian
Weslinghou.se
Mar
Claude
131
55
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49%
287
47%
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22
23
683
22
July
69
69%
55
62
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Feb
26
26
26%
296
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53%
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31
100
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25
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25
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34 %
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32
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Lindsay
*
common
David
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Frere
class
375
28%
Apr
32%
Jan
19%
Jun
29%
Feb
Dominion
Engineering Works
700
12%
Jan
16 % July
Dominion
Oilcloth
6%%
30
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1
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150
20
20
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755
140
Feb
144
Feb
Dominion
Feb
Federal
July
20
July
Fleet
Jun
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10
Jan
19
&
A
3.00
3.00
100
3.40
Frontenac
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130
75
100
Mar
1.100
16
Jun
20 %
Jan
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8%
8%
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Jan
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29%
class
A
28%
29%
28
Jun
37%
37%
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25
35
May
26
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2,645
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26
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24
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•
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38
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Jan
41
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•
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Locomotive
41
■
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70
38%
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21 %
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260
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Jun
26
Jan
15%
Jan
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100%
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Canadian
Co
98%
all%all%
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325
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69
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69
1,937
63
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225
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Apr
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146 146%
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21
68
68
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72
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52
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118
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118
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115
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1,410
27%
Apr
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178
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585
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1,100
24
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*
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25
10
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13% May
10
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20%
280
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100
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Coventry
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110
110
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50
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25
31%
31%
32
2,184
31
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25
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31
22
132 %
32
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
July
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6%
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Petroleum
Toronto
Iron
20
20
Traders
Finance
common..
July
&
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18% July
19% Apr
24
Jan
125
Apr
18%
Feb
20
July
100
13
Jan
15
July
100
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118
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HART
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CANADIAN
STOCK
Hotel
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Breweries
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Co
*
2,200
250
26
11%
100
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16
16
100
15% May
16
Mar
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30
Jan
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Mar
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23
200
22
May
30
Feb
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.
10c
July
Feb
July
30% July
11% July
20c
Mar
45c
Feb
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20c
6,000
1
1.60
1.48
1.60
1,700
Mines Ltd
1
23c
23c
23c
500
20c
Apr
51c
May
Yellowknife
Gold Mines— -1
23c
26c
2,000
22c
Mar
35c
Jan
5.10
4.80
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EXCHANGE
Jan
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30%
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Mining Corp
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17c
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5
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Stocks—
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Feb
30%
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STOCK
30% Mar
46%
135
1,010
30%
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Canada
Apr
Jun
28
37%
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33
28
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115
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38
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125
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Feb
4.05 May
| —
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Jan
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38
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20
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Jan
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4.40
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20
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Jun
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28
5
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of Prices
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Last
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July
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stocks
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100
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109
109
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Apr
21
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31
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8%
__
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23%
12%
48%
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2.10
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14
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13%
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13
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19%
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28
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20
Dominion Steel & Coal
.
__
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500
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25
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Dominion
Dominion
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Jun
24 Vi
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pur
Thrift
Jan
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Distillers
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
•
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JULY 21
STOCKS
Shares
♦
Cockshutt Farm
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Last
Sal© Price
FOR
Sales
Lead
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Mines
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1.37 July
2.25
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1.60 July
5.70 July
1
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_
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1
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—
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—
17c 21 %C
88,000
17c
2%c
3c
2,260
2c
Jan
3%c Mar
14c
17c
30,000
9c
Jun
20c
75c
78c
4,500
62c
Feb
1.04
1.33
17c
*
-
-
_
Mines
1
Ltd
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Belville
For
Sulphur
Metals
ft
Ltd
Ltd
1.33
100
Jan
1.49
July
29 %c
Jan
May
Apr
Street West, Montreal
Barnat
QUEBEC
Mines
Mines
Gold
Gold
_
Mines Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
__
_
_
__
_
1.19
Apr
10c
11c
2,000
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
1
54c
54c
61c
80,700
34c
Jun
84c
Feb
1
31c
30c
33c
12,500
4%c
1.10
Apr
1
Jan
37
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock
Exchange (Cont.)
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Par
Boreal
Rare
Metals
Ltd
Bouscadillac
Gold
Bouzan Gold
vtc
Mines
Mining
&
of Prices
Low
for Week
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Low
High
3.25
3.25
3.35
3,400
10c
10c
12c
26,000
3'Ac
Jan
22c
4c
1,000
3c
Jan
8c
We
specialize in and have complete information
Feb
23'A
2.50 Mar
18%
19
1,900
14%
Feb
75c
70c
75c
15,900
50c
Apr
14c
12c
15c
49,300
6'Ac
Jan
4.00 May
CANADIAN
1
Dev
&
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Mining Co Ltd
•
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Cheskirk
Mines
Chibougamau
Chimo
Ltd
1
Ltd
Gold
Cobalt
Mining Corp
Consolidated
Candego
Consolidated
Central
Mines
1
Cadillac
Cortez
Explorations
Mines
Zinc
Mines
East
Sullivan
Fab
Metal
Frobisher
1.55
l.OOo
20c
2,000
1.45
900
1.75
Jun
1.75 July
18c
500
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Feb
14c
1.35
10c
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5c
3c
Jun
4'/2c
10,500
3c
May
6'Ac Feb
38c
24,300
28c
Jun
54'Ac Jun
17'/a
17%
750
1.15
2.00
246,300
69c
69c
71c
1
5.00
5.00
5.00
625
4.35
Apr
6.70
1.15
1.15
1.15
1,000
1.05
Feb
1
Mines
75c
__
•
80c
3,500
2,700
1.15
July
Jan
Jun
-70c
22% Mar
4.20
94c
Jan
May
1.64
Friday
Jan
STOCKS
1.19
6,200
Feb
1.53
Apr
Abltlbl
875
5.45
July
9.25
Feb
$1.50
9.25
9.25
100
9'A July
11'A
Jan
2.30
2.30
&
Power
Paper common
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Manitou
Graham
Gold
Mines
Gui-Por Uran
*
Mines
Bousquet
Grandines
Mines
1
Gold
Mines
Mines
__
1,500
2.30 May
*
80c
80c
80c
1,200
58c
Feb
•
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Gunner Gold
__
19e
19c
21c
9,500
19c
Jun
1
Ltd_____
23c
1
5.000
7.85
__
25c
7.85
200
23c
July
3.95
Jan
3.80
Jan
1.43
Jun
Class
Gas
Jun
Acme
13'A
Feb
Agnew-Surpass
Hollinger Cons Gold. Mines Ltd
5
1
12c
12c
12c
500
12c
July
1
2.05
2.05
2.25
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48c
Jan
l
65c
65c
70c
17,800
65c
Jun
3%c
3'Ac
500
3c
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6c
Feb
12c
14c
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10c
Jan
24c
Feb
Mines
Iso
Ltd
Uranium
Jack
Lake
Jaculet
Mines_______
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Mines
Ltd
14'A
1
Ltd
14'/a
__
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14%
1,300
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Jun
Kayrand
Min
Development
Co
1
Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
8c
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1,500
6V4C
8c
50
15c
5,500
8.50
15c
19%
15c
__
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8'Ac
19%
__
1
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
8c
6,000
7'Ac Jan
Louvicourt
Merrill
Goldfields
Island
Minda
Ltd
Mining
Scotia
Mines
Mountauban
Nechi
Akaitcho
Jan
Albermont
1.85
Feb
12c
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14c
17
Mar
20'A
Apr
47c
Jan
Jan
New
Alberta
"O"
New
Pacific
Coal
2nd
Santiago
Nocana
Mines
Normetctl
Nubar
Oils
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8.65
Feb
Anchor
6.40 July
14c
\ 1,000
14c
Jun
25c
35c
Jun
66c
Mar
12c
12c
1,500
12c
Mar
19c
Apr
14%
Jan
350
33c
2,500
4%c
4%c
4%c
1,000
4'Ac
Jun
8c
45c
2,500
40c
Mar
65c
Mar
43c
43c
1,800
35c
May
47c
Jan
5,000
10c
July
36c
Jan
Mines
__
43c
10c
__
1
1.23
___*
11%
24c
Jun
May
11c
1.21
1.39
37,600
65c
Jun
33c
__
1
I
35c
2,700
25c
July
Preston
East
*
Dome
Ltd—___
41c
Mar
Yellowknife
Quemont
Gold
Ltd
2.90
Feb
66c
Arjon
Jan
Tache
Lake
Mines
Tazln
Mines
1,000
15'Ac July
15'Ac July
2.90
2.95
2,900
27c29'Ac
29c
15,500
1,000
2.80
__
a72c
__
1
2.80
100
a73c
2.50
Jun
20c
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39c
July
34'Ac Jan
4.20 Jan
23,000
4c
4c
1,500
17'A ' 17'A
175
1.30
•
1.26
6.90
Ltd
42c
1.84
Jun
3.15 Jun
1.54
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1
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2
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21c
Jan
Jun
1.54 May
8c
Jan
24'Ac July
4c
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17
Apr
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Mines
1
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Gas
Ltd
British
New
IPacalta
1
1
Ltd
class
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Pontiac
Quebec
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Oil
Oils
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Western
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Oils
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7c
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see
page
I
41.
Jun
40c
Jan
9.15 Mar
2.26
Apr
6%c July
20
Apr
5.70 July
21c
Jan
5.50
7,765
Jun
8.25
Jan
13
300
12%
Jan
13% May
22c
432,088
10c
Jun
30c
Jan
a40c
200
Jun
200
2.10
35c
42c
18,800
30c
July
10'Ac
10c
16c
18,300
6c
Apr
Jun
Mar
Jan
Barnat
1.05
17c
1.05
200
16c
__
20c
13,200
Apr
13'Ac July
83c
Jun
11'Ac Jan
Barvue
2.45
__
44c
35c
2.55
400
1.38
Mar
9.70
45c
14,600
35c
July
30c
3,500
25c
May
2,700
3c
__
3'Ac
3,500
1.90
3c
Jun
Jan
5.15
__
38c
30c
10%
10%
5.75
500
38c
40,700
1
5.15
July
30c
July
10% July
46c
Feb
3.25
July
Apr
66%c Mar
43c
4.40
7c
Jan
Jan
Feb
8.15
Jan
Ltd
2.90
Jun
4.25
Jan
45c
46c
1,000
45c
2.32
1,400
Bibls
79'Ac 79'Ac
__
500
5.00
5.10
1.11
1.10
1.15
8
8
300
30c
30c
31c
2.000
__
400
5,300
55c
Bidgood
Class
Bobjo
6.45 Mar
__
Ltd
2.35
2.04
27c
Feb
15% May
23%
Jan
11c
Feb
26c
Jun
July
80c
Jan
2,100
7c
Jun
16c
Feb
8.000
6%c
Jan
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Jun
Apr
3.70
19 %c
23c
9.364
16c
Jun
33c
13 %c
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2.100
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Jun
25c
Feb
2.40
2.36
2.40
833
2.35
Jun
3.10
Jan
8%
8%
130
7%
Feb
9%
20c
23c
26,900
19c
Jun
61c
17c
Jun
42c
-
21c
23 %c
21c
24c
10,607
4.35
4.25
4.45
3,200
4.25
Jun
5.80
2.40
2.60
7,540
1.90
Feb
3.00
7%c
7%c
2,000
6VsC
Jan
34%
34%
35
479
31%
Jan
35
July-
12c
2.55
Jan
13.25
Jan
55c
2.35
1,100
1.75
Jan
2.99
100
2.14
July
3.10
40%
635
38% May
42
Mar
40%
600
33%
Apr
43
Mar
1.28
1.33
4,420
1.05
Jan
1.55
1
2.40
2.30
2.49
9,601
2.25
Jun
4.20
Jan
95c
1.00
3,500
May
1.95
Jan
1.40
1.40
1.41
1.55
Apr
26c
28c
6,700
22c
Feb
43c
23c
23c
24c
11,900
19c
Jun
49c
Jan
24c
26c
5,831
24c
July
49c
Jan
1.00
1.00
6,200
39%
39%
8,230
20.800
85c
•
•
•
Ltd
Uranium Mines
—
3,600
1.30
Jan
1.00
July
37%
Jan
2.10
25
_
_
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39%
1
—
7'Ac
1,000
7'Ac July
11c
25c
46c
1,000
30c
52c
Mar
1.35
1.35
100
1
Mines—
1
_
1
2.17
68,500
90c
3,700
87c
July
1.000
41c
July
89c
1.04
1.00
1.10
25.125
1.12
1.12
1.20
2,500
Jan
1.07 Jun
2.18
July
1.68
Jan
76c
Jan
1.70 May
l,65_Jan.
Feb
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_1
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Gold
Jan
100
2.40 May
3.75
54c
31,400
36c
Jun
1.00
12c
15c
3,600
12c
July
7c
—
28c
2.50
38c
14'%
6%c July
7 %c
6%
75
14%
50
34c
34c
24c
7.750
6%
14%
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.
72c
24c
42c
1
common
preferred
37c
5
July
July
30c
14c
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
12%
16
Mar
19c
21.910
Jan
Jan
57c
Mar
—1
33c
30c
35c
103,900
2%c
Jan
1.08
Apr
1
12 %c
12 %c
14c
4,000
12 %C
Jan
20c
Jan
1
9%c
9%c 11%C
18,700
Jun
18c
4.05
4.00
4.05
675
1.40
1.40
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14
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1
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Brilund Mines Ltd
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10
10
12c
1
10%
11 %c 12 %c
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Feb
1,000
1.15 May
1.90
Jan
250
13% July
15%
Jan
3.80
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32.100
i
19%
100
2.40
223.750
41c
41c
3,000
Gairdner 8
1
9c
19
Jun
11%
Jan
Jan
19c
Feb
Mar
20% Mar
1.30 July
32c
May
3.35
53c
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5.25
1.95
2.10
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Jun
19 %
1
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2.25. Feb
Feb
Jun
2.50
1
—
Feb
46c
42c
Apr
40
Jun
8^c
Jan
39%
Jan
2.15
42c
July
40%
Jan
•
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.95
2.00
Apr
Apr
2.44
Jan
Jun
1.35 July
2.00 July
Feb
13%c
1.17 May
7.50
Jun
Jun
Anr
40%
Mining
Hats
Brazilian
Bright
7'Ac
-
19
Jun
40 %
Kirkland
A
Brantford
Jan
2.14
!
Jun
10c
—10
__
—
Quebec
Bralsaman
96(i
1.10 July
7.75
31c
16
—10
—
Bordulac
July
Apr
Jun
1.04
8c
1
Mines
Biltmore
Brewis
5.00 July
25c
Jan
9%c
—
—
Yukon
4.15 July
2.25 Jun
Jan
60c
8c
—10
Boy mar
Jan
2.25
45c
6%c
14.000
_1
_
Gold
Bralorne
5.95
4.15 July
2.800
80c
2,500
17c
1
—
——
Telephone
Jan
July
45c
21c
Feb
|
Bell
Jan
3.95
600
Jan
May
1
Lodge
80c
5,400
300
16c
17c
16%
1
_
Barymin Co Ltd
13%
4.50
2,500
Jan
15 %c
1
Feb
45c
8c
10,700
Beaver
16%c July
1.65 Jan
5.10
2.90
72c
1
100
4.15
70c
1,000
17
Beattle-Duquesne
5.20
45c
20c
—
85
16%
Jun
1.10
1,300
2.90
10c
12%
Jan
220
Petroleums
11
4.15
__
10c
11% July
78%
9,225
Metals
3.95
4.50
Jan
70
14c
Bata
5.20
__
55c
725
82
16%
Jan
Bevcourt
2.40
Jun
1,600
12
80
16
Jan
Belleterre
29c
30c
33c
11%
11c
2.99
4.80 Mar
2.20
Jun
16
39c
52c
30c
Feb
32c
Feb
Jan
2.24
10c
Jna
12c
Warrants
Jun
Jan
May
9c
82
—
Scotia
Mines
Bellekeno
2.40
25c
5c
92,650
_1
Mines
Jan
63c
50c
4,500
29c
1
Montreal—
of
; 36c
May
5%c
33c
33c
■
Bank
Nova
10c
Ltd
16 %c
25c
.
—
Toronto
1
Oils
July
5c
-1
Bankfleld Consolidated
of
1
_
Ltd—
footnotes
•
Ltd
Oils
16 %
28c
_1
A
Jan
of
4,800
*
Development
Jan
77c
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12%
18c
-1
-
—
_
—
Jan
22
Bank
14c
*
Ltd
54c
Jun
1
_
Mines
Bank
13'Ac
*
Ltd
Ltd—
Homestead
For
*
Oils Ltd
Petroleums
Grass
Corp
Dominion Oil
Oils
July
60c
10
_
Oil
5.80
6.15
•
1
—
&
Jan
104% July
50o
Bagamac
1.45 May
7,300
*
1
New
5.90
Jan
May-
'
1
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_
Banff
17c
2.30
*
&
Ltd
Petroleums
5.75
5.75
—1
_
class
Jun
31c
—
_
Jan
5,183
-
40
National
6,800
100
—
—
Jun
40c
-
Mines—
River
4.25
7.00
♦
Oil
*
Co
8 %c
30c
49 %
53 %
24
7c
8'Ac
1,400
Minerals
Ltd
7%c
-L-.
-
_____
90c
2,000
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Oils
8%c
1
*
300
42c
1
Corp
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Jet
46,700
—
Electric
Auto
Bristol
6c
1.535
5.30
*
U9371-
5,000
3.80
*
Ltd
Cordasun
Oils
87,900
13%
4.75
-
—
Corp
24,800
42c
1
Petroleum
Empire
28c
12%
5.05
Apr
Jan
1.08
6.45
__
Federated
24c
13%
„
_
1
_
13c
3.80
1
Explorers Ltd
Producers
24 '/2c
1
Jun
Apr
100% May
5,200
1
33%
4,500
77c
1
_
Gold
Bonville
Del Rio
33c
74c
*
Hardware
Aumacho
Aunor
Stocks—
Consolidated
32 %c
77c
*
1.40
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd—
Oils
32 %c
50c
_
Aumaque
37c
1
Allenbee
374
I
4.40
1
Westville Mines Ltd
Leduc
104%
Mines
Jan
2.25
__
Western Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd__l
Consolidated
103 %
_
-
33c
35c
1
Wendell Mineral Products l td
Central
104
Base
Pyrite & Copper
Commonwealth
21%
_
—
__
nc
l
United Lead & Zinc Mines
Violamac Mines
Central
41%
270
n
4.40
__
4.40
1
Ltd
Ltd
Atlantic
775
6,842
_
...
a40c
1
1
Canadian
Feb
36%
.
_
_
Atlin-Ruffner
Apr
Mar
3,200
20c
1
Ltd
Edmonton
3.85
Jun
Jan
Jan
77c
July
16c
17c
1.25
1
&
Feb
3.00
48 %
—
A_
Yellowknife
3.75
1,000
17c
19c
•
Petroleums
__
Steels
33c
Apr
1.20
__
Tobrit
Antone
500
1.35
2.80
23%
•
Petroleums Ltd
—
Mines
Athona
Jan
70c
20c
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Calgary
3.40
Jun
23
1
Ashdown
Jun
3.05
16c
400
1.20
*
Ltd
Corp
1.65 Mar
1.70 July
93c
35%
»
Metals
Atlas
1
Ltd
Mines
3.275
23,150
45%
common
Gold
Atlas
1,375
1
Oil
19c
9,300
1
Weeden
8%c July
16c
Ltd—
Asbestos
5,500
42c
Ltd
United
15c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mar
3.65
Sullivan
Trebor
18c
16c
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Silver
July
July
39c
1
Cons
1.00
1.98
36
-
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Mines
Avillabona
Mines
(19441
94c
1.85
47
Armistice
8c
3.55
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Jun
Feb
18c
40c
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
8% May
1.10
(<
_
class
Preferred
3,500
3.65
1
Gold
.
__
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Stadaeona
50
6,600
23
Mines
Area
19,000
1
Rexspar Uranium fc Metals
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Siscoe
9%
1.21
3.40
>
Consolidated Resources
Apex
9'Ac
8c
1
Quebec Nickel Corp Lld„
Quebec Smelting 6c Refining
'
-
1.89
*
Aquarius Porcupine
15'Ac 15'Ac
9c
_
1
__
Mines
9%
1.11
...25
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Aubelle
Quebec Copper Corp L.td
Quebec Labrador Development
Quebec
-
12c
1
1
Mines
Jun
'
1.15
__
Petroleums
Ankeno
19c22'Ac
____50c
_
Dredging
Feb
10
Feb
Jan
45c
Ltd
Gold
27c
1,500
Jan
15,000
1
Uranium
Cons
Jun
17c
_
_
_
Lead
n%
Perchcourt Goldfields
,
Amurex
Anacon
31c
Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
48c
15 %c
15%c
*
Yellowknife
Feb
36c
1
Ltd
100% Mar
Jan
1
Argus Corp
Ltd--
Jan
14c
15%c
1
-
—
Gas
Nepheline
Jan
11%
Mines Ltd
Norlartic
Pato
Mines
97
135
24,437
•
—
_
Leduc
American
American
10%
14c
1
Ryan Lake Mines Ltd—
New
18% Mar
21c
_
Canada preferred
70c
35c
•
Oils—
_
preferred
Ascot
New
I
&
—
_____
Ltd
of
Jun
31c
Ltd-
Island
7% Mar
Feb
100
♦
Steel
Algoma
Aluminium
Jun
_i
Dredging Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
Larder
Knife
Consolidated
8
__l
Cons
New
—
Petroleums
25c
14c
♦
—
Feb
16%
Jan
10c
35c
*
Ltd
Mines
200
6%
70
100
«
Anglo-Huronian
Ltd
—
Mines
6.65
6.65
270
Apr
1
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpas
100
13,300
Feb
7
17%
19 %c
*
*
common
Yellow
Jan
18c
5.20
1
___
Corp
8.50
25c25'Ac
__
25c
26%
7
—
'
15%
American
Labrador Mining & Explor Co__1
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—
_1
14% Mar
'
•
Petroleums
Aluminum
Kenmayo
Apr
Jan
20'/2c
1
.
Oil
&
61c
Huduson-Rand
Gold
12%
25%
Jan
61c
Alax
Inspiration Mining & Dev
2,595
1,761
17%
-100
-
High
13%
26%
—
-
Low
13%
•
Preferred
Range Since laa. 1
High
26%
-
Acadia-Uranium
Share*
13%
•
common
Sales
for Week
26%
20
•
A
of Prices
Low
•
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Yellowknife
Range
Par
May
5.55
80c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1,15
__
Exchange
Canadian Funds
5.45
1.16
♦
Exchange
i'
Toronto Stock
2.40 Mar
.
17% July
50c
CO.
CANADA
Feb
5c
__
&
STREET, TORONTO,
Jan
1.26
Ltd
Giant
FIELDS
BAY
July
38c
1
Ltd
200
Jan
4.40 Mar
1.75
C.
C.
19%c Feb
1
Corp Ltd
Iron
Jun
July
Inquiries invited.
Feb
__1
Mines
Fenimore
Jan
80c
10c
19'Ac
4c
_■_
•
Mines
Metals
6c
3,800
on
GOLD STOCKS
1.50 Feb
33c
4%c
1
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd
Donalda Mines Ltd
Eastern
3,000
18c
18c
1
Ltd
6,000
6c
1.55
Mines__l
Ltd
Lead
10c
1.02
1.75
1.55
l
Coulee
6c
10c
(
__
1
Cons
Dome
6c
1
6c
90c
„
1
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Explorers
all
Apr
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd.
Celta
STOCKS
I
Feb
4c
1
Smelting
COLD
CANADIAN
Ranre Sine* Jan. 1
High
1
Ltd
JULY 24
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•
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week-*
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sa'es
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Stock Exchange
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Jun
Jan
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Britalta
British
Petroleums
Eritish
Columbia
4%%
5%
Oil
American
Electric
4%
pfd—100
preferred
Forest Products
Packers
class
Empire
Broulan
Reef
class
Oil
Mines
Brunsman
Mines
17 te
Jun
21te
Jan
Consumers
76
Feb
81
Gas
Conwest Exploration
Mar
95 '/a
190
87
Jan
95 te July
Copper-Man
50
100
47
Jan
50% Mar
Corby (H) Dist voting
%
5te
5%
685
Cosmos
Mines
Ltd
Apr
12
20
12
July
15 te Mar
Crestaurum
8
8%
280
7
Jun
12te
34 te
35 te
2,670
33
Feb
36 te Mar
8%
£%
8%
470
7% Mar
87/a July
A
1
Ltd
62c
61c
70c
61,200
1
2.38
2.30
2.38
13,050
l
Ltd
22c
21c
26c
27,150
16c
17c
1,016
16c
July
55c
73c
139,495
26c
Apr
17 te
19 te
68c
70c
3,500
18c 20tec
22,100
1
1
Mining
&
Smelting
60c
1
•
17 te
l
Red
Lake
1
(_
Building Products
Yellow
*
Knife
Hill
B
38
14 tec
21c
A
Davidson
Davis
17c
Mar
July
93c
May
Delnite
23%
Del
Apr
Rio
Detta
Feb
10c
Feb
Ltd
Jan
39% Mar
Dome
34c
Jan
46,920
7y2c Jan
25c
Feb
Dominion
19 te
100
19 y2 May
22
Mar
Dominion
30
Jan
36
Mar
Dominion
Dairies
7
July
Jan
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
7%
50
19c
•
12,800
8'A
Caigary
Calllnan
m
Edmonton
&
Flin
10%
16 tec
Flon
16 tec
17c
8,800
1.22
1.17
1.25
2.934
35C
35c
1,000
-I——1
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
10%
Oils
7tec Jan
1
10%
460
10 te
15c
14%
Jun
Asbestos
32c
Dominion
Jan
Cons
67 te July
76
loc
11c
10,600
10c
18c
Mar
12,600
10c
19c
Feb
i3tec
13c 13tec
Jun
Jan
1.20
1.15
1.30
10,400
1.15
July
14%
14%
14%
65
12%
Apr
29c
29c
29c
2,333
1,43
1.43
1.43
600
2.20
2.10
2.33
6,200
18c
15 tec
18c
6,900
1.84
1.89
5,200
27%
27%
4,005
6.00
6.00
100
17%
17%
185
__
27%
„
1.25
1.15
2.00
30%
53/3
9
com
2.10 July
13c
Feb
1.66
Feb
1.30 July
16%
Jan
52c
Feb
1.90
Jan
3.75
Jan
45c
Feb
Jun
2.95 Jan
Jan
24%
277/a Mar
Jun
7.75 Mar
Jun
5.50
17
230
15
100
July
1.38 Mar
500
53/a
29c
266,570
30%
__
9
Magnesium
9
Dominion Scottish
Invest
Dominion
Coal
73c
Dominion
Steel
&
Stores
Dominion
Calvan
Feb
100
1
Jan
Mar
2.12
Jun
July
15c
72
10
common
Jan
33c
1.10 Jun
11
29% July
22% Mar
1.15 July
27%
Apr
4% Mar
4.25
Jan
34
July
5% July
15% Jan
15
15%
3,265
12%
Apr
99%
100
25
96%
Apr
12%
__
13%
3,290
12%
Jun
15%
10
9% May
11% July
14'A Jan
12%
Jun
16 te
Jan
Jun
100
Jun
25c
July
Mar
68
2.50
Bank
281
16c
10c
27% July
•
33te
7%
16c
10% July
Feb
58c
10% July
474
2
Dome Mines
32te
*
80
1,000
Jun
28 Va
1
19 te
1
10%
loc 10 tec
July
Jun
27 te
25o
Preferred
Calder
8
1
Ltd
Oils
—
July
27c
505
1
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
•
725
10%
5.45 Mar
9
Minerals
20c
28c
lOte
1
Distillers
34
28c
91/2
1
Mines
Devon-Leduc
1.05
Jun
3.75
28c
__
16% July
50c
A
Producers
Feb
35c
12,370
20c
100
Mines
Jan
4.80
High
Jun
Jan
14
1
class
Gold
July
1,080
9%
1
Oils
Leather
D'Eldona
16%
4.30
4.80
18,050
5
D'Aragon Mines
Feb
4tec Jun
8,500
16c
Jan
13c
177
27c
33%
Bousquet
14
45c
Low
16c
16
9
new
Patricia
Apr
1.40
3.35
Jun
Crowshore
Mills
Mines
50 tec
1,000
20c
9
class
5tec
37 te
Jun
2.29 July
3,250
20c
1
Burlington Steel
Burrard class
5tec
37 te
*
_
Co
20 ȣc
56c
21c
Imperial
Bange Since Jan. 1
8c
High
14c
1
Crown Zellerbach
Corp
Crow's Nest Coal
Jun
Shares
•
com
12
4.60
Low
I4%c
9
95
for Week
of Prices
10
50
5
l
12
Canadian
&
4,849
Sannorm
8%
Ankerite
Burns
Consolidated
34 te
Butialo
Bulldog
Jan
5% May
Buffalo
Bunker
10te
Salea
Range
Par
Jun
9
Mining
Brunswick
Buffalo
High
3.90
220
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
A
Mines
Brunhurst
Brunston
Friday
STOCKS
'
95
9
1
class
Power
B
British
24
Kange Since Jan. 1
Low
79 y2
•
A_
!
B
Columbia
Class
78
JULY
2,425
18%
79 y2
ENDED
9
Columbia
Class
British
18 y2
—50
British Columbia
British
4.65
18%
100
preferred
Shares
High
4.50
4.60
•
common
ef Prices
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Tar
&
13%
10
10
11%
n%
9
common
1
9
common
16%
16%
5
715
17
1,385
Chemical common...*
8%
8%
8%
815
23.50
20%
19%
20%
660
Oil & Gas
l
5.30
5.30
5.60
3,000
5.30
Jun
Campbell
Chlbougamau
1
3.50
3.45
3.60
Jan
Red
8,200
2.25
Campbell
4.60
l
8.30
8.50
1,420
Jun
10.50
Jan
Dominion
50
50
45
47
51
Feb
Dominion Woollens
79
78 te
80
405
72
Apr
87
Feb
Donalda
y8
29 y8
50
26%
Feb
29 te
17% May
9
Apr
20% Feb
May
8.50
Jun
8
Jan
Canada
Lake
Bread
Canada
class B
Cement
preferred
—50
common
Preferred
9
20
^
29
7.35
Preferred
6.65 Jan
Jun
Dragon
May
Oils
Duvex
Canada
Foils
Canada
class
Iron
A
*
Foundry
Canada
Northern
15te
9
8%
15 te
200
14
20
10
i
Canada Machinery
Canada
Malting
20
400
19te July
Feb
17
,
8%
87/a
400
7
Feb
9
52 te
10
50
Feb
54
Jan
10 te
10 te
125
10
July
12%
Jan
3.50
3.60
400
5.05
East
July
52 te
*
Oil
Lands
Apr
9
Canada
Packers
Canada
Permanent
Canada
class
B
3.50
*
Oils
31'/a
54
1
Warrants
31'/a
40
54 te
471
9.45
20
53 te
9.55
2,163
2.60
Southern
Mortgage
2.70
3.50
600
28%
July
Feb
49
&
•
Canada
SS
Wire
15
75c
75,100
49c
Jan
94c
May
43c
43c
48c
31,900
38c
Jun
96c
Jan
♦
common
Cable
class B
35
Malartic
Rim
East
55
8y2
Jun
Jun
2.80
Elder
75
73
73
15
40c
45c
3,899
5.15
5.30
1,862
13. te
13 te
100
11
Jun
13te
30 te
31
956
28 y2
Jan
32
El
El
20 te
20 te
20 te
2,200
17
Apr
20
July
te July
28%
28
29%
365
23%
Jun
33
Jan
19
Jun
Oils
9
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
2
5.20
*
13%
10
30 te
*
*
Canadian Bakeries
75
20
73
Apr
82
Nickel
Apr
84
Jan
Jun
95c
Jan
11
Jan
5.00
Feb
33c
33c
36c
10,287
30c
Jun
58c
Feb
28c
29c
2,000
25c
Jun
30c
July
1
Mines
2.00
2.05
2.10
10,800
1
1.04
1.14
50,300
4.90
4.90
5.10
3,580
1
Metals
i.H
1
Mines
1.18
1.15
1.27
21,200
5%
5%
300
45c
54c
9,450
♦
Mines
1
Pen-Rey
Sol
Oils
__
1
8c
1
Gold
9y2C
1.98 July
1.03
July
4.20
3.15
Feb
1.65
Jan
6.80
Jan
Apr
Jan
45c
5%
2.45 Mar
Jun
8%
Apr
45c
July
78c
7c
July
15c
Feb
Jan
16c
May
65c
Mar
5%
redeemable
for
Feb
redemption
$23
6.50 Mar
f
s
8c
3,000
9c
10c
4,000
5c
25c
7c
•
Empire Brass Mfg Co,
Jan
70
40c
5.00
3.00 May
Mar
0
Jun
75
Admiral
-
28c
__
12 te Mar
2.40
Mines
Sullivan
Eastern Steel
May
May
Jan
44c
9
Canadian
8% July
435
1
_
Lines
&
3.25
66c
1
Emerald Glacier
Canada
8%
3.25
66c
1
Minerals
8te
3.25
1
Gas
8%
9
___■
East
Eastern
Canada
&
Jan
Feb
•
Power
Oils
common
—
Dyno Mines
Apr
22%
Textile
Mines
19%
25c
2,350
25c
Feb
Ltd
pref
(called
July
on
15
at
share)
per
Bank
Canadian
of Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Car
*
common
Class A
18
20
18
25
15 y2
18
19
19
625
16 te
Apr
55c
55c
60c
7,600
35c
Jun
1
75c
72c
75c
2,405
72c
July
26c
25c
26c
6,200
22c
Jun
52c
Jan
16%
16%
17
3,568
15
Jun
23%
Jan
Corp
Warrants
Falconbridge
Famous
Fargo
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
common
Decalta
&
Cellulose
Gas
Oils
&
9
9
30
745
25
34
34 te
380
30%
Jun
34 te July
9%
9te
9%
940
9te
Jun
14
70c
\
29
34 %
25
Chemical
Canadian
29 y4
66c
73c
4,532
50c
Jun
86c
Jan
19c
preferred
Canadian
9
21c
2,000
19c
July
31c
Jan
July
_•
Players
Oils
Federal
Jan
46
Nickel
•
Fanny Farmer
20% Mar
Apr
I
Eureka
Canadian
Estella Mines Ltd
Jan
Ltd
25c
21
__
21 te
755
21%
21
1
21 te
355
18%
Jan
Jun
21
1.00
Feb
1.55
Jan
21 Va July
Jan
25
class
A
3.25 May
Preferred
2.16
2.10
2.48
24,700
,_9
17
17
17
450
15
Mar
20
Grain
26
25%
26
405
24
Jan
26% July
5c
Jan
13c
5.00
July
7.50 Jan
Jan
1.54
1.20
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
Federal
Kirkland
Jan
Canadian
Devonian
Petroleum
Dredge
Canadian
Food
Canadian
General
Canadian
Products class A
Electric
85c
85c
52
51 te
52
35
9
7te
7te
7te
25
450
450
6
50
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
Oils
*
Cos
common
preferred
Canadian Oil
9
Gas
Reserves
5,400
20 te
40c
75c
Jun
45
Jun
5te
416
530
1.51
55
Jan
8te
7c
7%c
5.00
5.00
5.15
5,193
1.17
1.13
1.20
252,500
1953—
5%c
3tec
12c
279,650
2c
May
3§c
9
18c
18c
19c
6,000
10c
Jun
28c
Jan
1.05
100
75c
Jun
2.35
Feb
Flank
5,000
40c
450
July
23
July
Mar
13%
13%
450
13
Apr
101
101
17
97
Jan
1
1.70
1.65
1.70
55c
Fleet
31
Manufacturing
Ford
Jan
Motor
2,550
1.50
Jun
1.77
3,700
74%c
Apr
Apr
257/e
25%
26
2,320
25 te
Jun
32%
1.83
1.80
|1.85
7,200
Canadian
9
37 te
37%
100
9
16 te
16te
•
2.01
2.15
1
1.05
1.05
4%
Jan
1
,
%
1.05
•
61
62
329
59
12%
11%
12%
136
11
■,*
5.70
5.45
5.80
6,720
1.00
90c
1.00
2,450
100
common
61
9
;
convertible
100 100%
70
debentures
Apr
Feb
5.45
July
78c
Jan
99
Jun
68
Mar
14'
Mar
9.25
2.20
120'
Feb
Feb
May
Jun
25
9
A
Warrants
July
Canadian Pipe Line Products
class
Co
Frobisher Ltd
15 te Mar
101
to July
Petroleums
Foundation
42c
Mines
Jan
Apr
17
7%c
9
1
Iron
Warrants extended
Jan
Feb
Jan
13%
100
&
87c
20 te
Malartic
5%
•
9
Canadian
1
Federated Petroleum
Fenimore
Warrants
Canadian
Pacific
Tire
Railway
Corp
common
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
Cariboo
Williston
Minerals
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
Ltd.
Corp
•
1.70
Apr
2,525
2.01 July
Gas
37% July
635
27% May
15% Apr
Gaitwin
2.30 Mar
500
1.00
July
5%
Mar
3.30
Jun
6.25
19
1.50
6.40
6.30
9.50 Mar
2.30
2.30
500
2.15 May
2.90
Jan
General
i
4.45
3.90
4.55
17.700
3.70
Jun
6.00
Jan
Geneva
•
2.80
2.75
2.95
3,950
2.75
July
4.30
Jan
Giant
Central
Leduc
Oil
6.50
1,775
ii~i
95c
95c
1,350
85c
Jan
Porcupine
1
19 tec
22c
2,700
15c
May
Centremaque Gold
1
10c
10c
110c
4,400
10c
Apr
Chamberlain Oil
1
25c
25c
1,500
25c
Jun
Charter
9
1.44
1.40
1.45
Central Patricia
Central
Oils
Chateau-Gai
Wines
—
Chemical Research
Chesklrk
——
Mines
9
_50c
11
1.37
1.36
1.52
9
126,910
1.18
11
Jun
Explorers
Ltd
150
4.90
58%
298
57% July
5.70
5.75
101
101
20
7tec
7tec
8c
7,525
9.45
9.25
9.45
920
3tec
3tec
500
1
preferred
100
;
Gold
5%
57te
1
A
5%
58
Mines
1
Citra-Lartic
Jan
18c
Mar
53c
May
Jan
47c
Mar
1
—
12c
12c
2,050
7c
Jan
15c
Apr
1
2.35
2.20
2.40
7,300
2.15
Jun
3.75
9
74c
70c
76c
11,900
60c
Jun
2.00
5tec
6c
2,000
3 tec
Jan
5c
6c
5,600
3c
Jan
10c
45
88te
Jan
98% May
49
;
Manitou
Goldfields
Uranium
Goldora Mines
1
Goodfish
1.05
7,200
80c
Jun
1
1.51
1.65
45,930
72c
Jan
4.50
Willans
Coldstream
Copper
1.10
1.20
4,400
1.00
13%
810
12 J/2
60c
60c
63c
26,700
5 tec
5 tec
5%c
8,000
4.25
4.25
600
National
7te
31c
Graham
Jan
Great
16 te Mar
Jan
74c
4c
Jan
11c
3.90
Jun
Ma*
Great
Jan
7 te
1,500
7
Jun
12 te
Feb
63c
63c
1,424
58c
Jun
80c
Feb
Paper
Devel of
Great
Can Ltd
Consolidated
Consolidated
Allenbee
Oil
48c
Astoria
45c
10 tec
49c
11c
10c
10.970
16,400
45c
July
7%
9c
Jan
2.25
Consolidated Discovery
\
7%
7%
400
7
43C
43c
600
43c
July
2.00
2.29
103,127
14,200
"
Gulf
Felt
preferred
4lc
5,350
8te
8te
100
13c 14% c
Consolidated
Rochette
For footnotes
«e«
1
page 41.
8te
9%C
9c 10%c
"
.
20,700
j
Jun
;
5te
9c
July
Jan
Jun
12tec 13tec
5,500
8c
5%
Jan
8.45
Jan
Jun
31 tec Mar
35%
14%
25
13
3c
3c
9,000
9
Halliwell
35c
Jan
14%
•
I
Feb
common
1
Gold
Hamilton Bridge
Hard
9
Rock Gold
Harding
1
Carpets
Harricana
Harrison
1.40
8te July
27c
Feb
Head
of
Hibbert Mines
Lakes
—
3c
14'A
—
15
105
15tecl5tec
2,400
8
18
14'A
8
Iron
Headway Red Lake
9
—
16tec
16c
18c
35,660
1
7 tec
7c
7%c
25,050
1
Hasaga Gold
Jan
35te
15,950
1
Gold
30c i Jan
,
3% July
Jan
Feb
34%
Gold
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
34% Jan
12 tec July
38C
4.30
Hahn
Mar
38c
3,600
Feb
50c
•
100
7.15
7.10
10%
10 te Mar
39
Jun
1
3.75
6.85
—
July
■
1.35
24% Jun
—
3.75
—
9c
Jun
6% July
6
Apr
Mattarow
class A
85
310
32
Consolidated
Oils
6 te
610
Jan
Orlac
4.30
6 te
20c
Jan
Peak
6.00
7te
3,530
7'A
Jan
73c
Press
5.45
—
Jan
85c
Consolidated
5.80
3.80
Jun
Consolidated
•
3tec
July
Consolidated
49% Mar
80
41c
13c
17% Mar
Feb
22,275
50c
4,000 ,!'
2,750
Jun
45%
12c
9,415
14c
15
50
4.10
2,000
13c
2,041
8.25
52c
•
16%
49te
10c
50c
—
16%
49te
4.00
1
Consolidated Nicholson
Lead
Brass
Jan
—
9
Freehold
Lake
May
16%
7.70
Howey
22c
9
He
Consolidated
3,02Q
Jan
2.29 July
[Feb
4,450
61 tec
1
46c
27c
Jun
July
Gwillim
1.10
27 te
1.45
17c
Jan
85c
41c
23c
Jan
15,600
13c
1.00
26%
47c
21c
4.00
46c
25c
96,100
18c
7.85
1.05
26%
88c
18c
1
1
1
80c
8%
1
1
9
Jun
9
Golden
Lead
7%
Gurney Products common
Guayana
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
300
Gunnar Gold
Consolidated
40c
Feb
7%
I
Jan
Consolidated
Arrow
47%
7%
76c
Jan
9%
1.35 Mar
50
7%
Jan
21c
Jun
\
Bakeries
Consolidated Coraasun Oils
1.03
48 te
9
:
Consolidated
96
48 te
—
9
B
West
Gridoil
95
48 te
_9
common
West Coal class A
Class
Feb
9
preferred
Great Plains
Feb
4.83
A
Feb
Apr
_-l
Mines
Lakes
Class
12c
Jan
9
Bousquet
Grandine
5c
9
common
Mackay class A
Apr
7te
Mines
Gordon
1.50
Jun
Petroleum
Jan
—
9,963
50
Tire
Preferred
2.50
July
13 te
Mining
Goodyear
14tec Jan
Jun
1.10
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
1.63
Jan
4.40 Mar
8tec Jan
13%
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Commonwealth
6,125
31,372
1.30 Mar
66c
Feb
1.77
7%c May
20c
Jun
9 tec
Jan
8,600
15c
9c
2 tec
16,800
83c
1.63
Jan
28c
Jan
9c
11%
35c
Jan
1.76
Jun
95c
5c
—
9.00
86c
23c
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Jan
25c
17,500
5.05
Jan
ll%c
34c
Golden
1.95 Mar
Apr
Jan
104
Jun
7p
27c
21,000
3.25
7.50
May
99
35c
6c
120
Jan
Feb
86c
61c
1.52
July
6.00
68%
1
Gold Eagle Mines
Jan
1.40
106
1
—
6c
87c
Jun
5.00
Apr
Jan
1.80
9
Gold
55c
1
Chimo Gold
__
845
Jan
60c
22 te Mar
Goldale Mines
6c
93c
Feb
100
105
55c
1
July
Goldcrest
Mar
2.10 Mar
Jan
50
1.00
20% May
5te
1
Chromium
Conduils
100
Jun
105 105%
Jun
30c
8
1
Mines
Chlbougamau
Colomac
11
1.35
Lake
885
1
class
Wares
Lake
Yellowknife
God's
19tec Feb
45c
1,700
21 te
4.50
Chesterville
Cochenour
3,100
Feb
47,750
1.05
21
_9
;
Glenora Gold
1.32 Mar
24c
49c
1.02
21 te
100
•
_
Petroleum
Steel
47c
1.05
9
!
Motors
General
:II Ii
Explorers
Central
49c
9
1
Alberta
common
Bakeries
General
Feb
of
Pov/er
preferred
General
Jan
Trethewey
Castle
Explorations
Exploration
Gatineau
15c
15c
15c
1,500
lie
lie
100
12%c 14tec
24,500
1
1
—
13tec
2'A Jan
Jan
13%
4.75
Feb
Apr
Feb
Mar
15%
Jan
7c
Jan
2c
Jan
13%
Jun
16
13c
Jan
Feb
23c
Mar
7%
Feb
9
Jun
6 tec
Jan
20c
July
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
12tec May
11c
6 tec
July
Jan
20 tec Mar
19tec
Jan
16tec July
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(332)
Monday, July 27, 1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto oivm *avi/
oruinv Stock Exchange (Cont.)
FrldaJ
week's
gale pflce
Qf price>
Last
Range
STOCKS
'
Par
Gold
Heath
Heva
High
1
-
Mines
Gold
Crest
12c
1
—
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
13c
22,200
6c
3,000
11c
24c
Apr
Feb
Mindamar
29 %c
28c
30c
12,200
27c
Jun
65c
Jan
Mining
34c
34c
1,000
30c
May
48c
Jan
Moneta
—
*
16c
16c
17c
2,800
15c
Jun
34c
&
Hinde
—*
Dauch
Hollinger
Consol
class A—
27
275
25
Jun
30
Feb
8
14%
100
7
Feb
10
Mar
2,230
12% Jun
8.15
1,060
7.55 Jun
19c 25 %c
107,300
6
14 %
*
8.00
7.75
X
—
8
14%
24c
Yellowknife
Homer
26 %
—
*
—
Oil
Home
.
1
Gold
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55c
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45c
42c
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55c
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2,987
.1
1
Rouyn
17 %
I
Mines
19,300
.
Feb
4.65
2.95
Petroleum
Richfield
New
Lingman
Luz
11,136
85c
1.65
Lac Mines
Oil
Dufault
La
2.26
1
-.
Pacalta
21
1
common
29c
Jun
80c
-f
Lake
Shore
Mar
1.75
1.56
.1
1
Gold
Lake
Lake
15c
1.60
81 %c
.1
Norzone
New
7%c
MO
Lake Wasa Mining
Lake of the Woods
♦
1.91
Ltd
Mines
Labrador Mining & Exploration.—
f
Apr
Jan
_
1
—
!
Jan
27%
16c
*
3.40
—
—
2.99
Apr
0
7%c
—1
—
Jan
25%
13c
.1
Osu
1.60
330
.1
1
Mines_,—
U
Larder
6c
Lake
Lake
5,300
*
3.25
Klondike-Keno
*.
Feb
8% Mar
2.35
1
-
Kelore
New
1
1
—
Jun
25%
.1
1
Malartic
3.35
1
Mines
7%
1
Hugh
—1
Kroy Oils Ltd
May
1.91
•
New Thurbois
v
27%
1
Higlnidge
—1
—*
Townsite
14
Jan
4%c
Goldvue
New
•
Kirkland
Jan
1.95
•
Gold____
6%c
•
Kirkland
12'
26
25%
1
—•
Klrkland-Huctson
125
Jan
2.35
1
1
Mines
Keyboycon
450
8
41c
25
27%
8
8
•
-1
Kerr-Addison
'
13
27
11
Jun
9%c
43,400
Jun
4c
6,936
14c
Mines Ltd
May
3,100
1
Fortune
1
&
Jan
84c
42c
—
New
—*
Kenwell
13%
41c
*
42c
Jan
100
22%
Gold
Jun
July
,400
1
Oil
—
145
12c
10%c
Kelvinator
Kenville
Apr
77c
12
•
<
Petroleum
Devon
Feb
21%
He
—
Dickenson Mines
New
:
27%
11%
1
Rights
40c
12c
—
Jun
Jun
1
New British Dominion Oil
35%
Alger
July
21%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kayrand Mining
23
40c
Jan
1.35 Mar
1
New
6 %
5
Ltd
Jan
Jan
.1
Negus
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
36
——
Mines
15%
21c
.1
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
Jan
11% July
80
-
Apr
Jan
25%
Jan
129% 129%
--
(1939)
Gold
Joburke
Jun
13%
270
1.500
—250
>0
.
12%
Apr
28
4,290
Joliet-Quebec
58c
»
-.516
Car
Jun
41%
41%
-
2,600
,
51c
*
Feb
•
1
Ltd
Oils
58c
13
Hosiery class B
New
Jet
Mar
25%
—20
—
5%
41%
•
—..
45c
51c
M;
9%
22
—.
Mines
500
25%
•
300
2,770
Line
Mines
Oil
Feb
45c
5
preferred
Preferred
New
Jellicoe
56c
•
J
Ltd
2,920
30%
Jacknife Gold
Jaculet
Jan
25%
Corp
Naco
6'A
97%
International Petroleum
Jasper
40c
•
Moore
6%
97%
5/100
Pipe
3,210
70c
27c
125
Jun
Jun
31%
600
29%
International Nickel Co common
Interprovincial
Jan
45c
14%
35
30%
11
30%
—
100
Preferred
14%
14
34%
30%
10%
2.10
__
__
Jun
110
550
12c 13 %c
10%
2.05
-
Jun
10c
3.40 Mar
2.26 Jun
5
120
9.40
——*
class A
Metals
Preferred
11%
65c
New
International
1,490
14%
National
30
40
*
—1
——
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
Jan
11%
1
Jan
2,100
1
'•
4.55
•
National Grocers common
19
—
Erie
Jun
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
Explorations Ltd
45
*
•
Porcupine
2.25
Montreal Locomotive
National
19
Smelting
&
2,600
45c
Porcupine
Feb
8%c
4%c July
3,000
45
Husky Oil & Refining LtdJ
Industrial
6c
—
Hy-Charger Petroleums
4%
4%c
—
:
Bay
High
25,500
44c
—
Drug
-•
Paper common
—
Hoyle Mining
Low
14c
2.60
Jan
30c
Jan
9c
50
Howard Smith
Range Since Jan. 1
2.40
2.55
_—
National
Hosco
1
High
12c
11%
common
Montauban
Holden Manufacturing
12c
Shares
Jan
—
—
Low
•
Minda-Scotia
9%c
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
5 %c July
Sales
Range
East
Sale Price
High
12c
Week's
Friday
Shares
•
Ltd_:
Sarcee
24
for Week
5'/fee
—
WEEK
—1
Oils
Highland-Bell
Highwood
Low
FOR
Sales
3.15
1.55
2lc
1.70
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.00
May
1.67
Jun
30c
Jun
48c
Jan
16
Jun
22
Jan
I
Number 5241... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(333)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
^
Uranium
Rankin
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Mines
1
Inlet
1
Redwater
Reeves
MacDonald
Rio
Prado
Robinson
Cons
Oil
St
1,500
'
2,750
2.15
600
5c-
80c
88c
2.10
10%
15c
1.80
13,800
1.62
10%
85
Vicour Mines
3.40
Feb
Ltd
Violamac
Ltd
1,986
16% Jun
24%
gc
2,000
7'Ac Mar
15c
Feb
2.60
3.25
Apr
39c
471/2
4
Mines
39c
*
__
1
Oils
:
_1
__
Jun
35c
Jan
Weedon Pyrites
1
500
45c
36c
10c
Feb
20c
Apr
Wekusko
1
8c
7c
35%
Jun
West
l_i__lc
26c
22c
12c
12c
34%
35
-720
14'A
14'A
15
864
--
'
17c
17c
2,200
—L,
3'Ac
3'Ac
14,95o
20
19
20
685
—
—
Water
%
11'Ac 11'Ac
500
32
Jan
12%
Jun
14c
Jun
—
1.65
1.62
1.73
13,525
1.90
2.00
5,30o
37'A
37%
37%
476
50
Mines
2.00
*
com
Class A .preferred
Winnipeg
■■■__
46
11c
1
Brewing
Gordon
class
B__
*
__
*
•
_j.
Breweries
4.35
*
17% Mar
24
1
Silanco Mining
46
160
10'Ac 11 %c
7,533
30%
31
125
4.35
4.45
12,260
Grocers
Jan
Western
Homestead
35c
Apr
1.70 July
37 % Mar
/
16c
Feb
L50
1.80
43
46
Jan
28%
4.25
25
495
20
25
195
20
150
23c
5,190
17c
Mines
93c
500
70c
Jun
1.75
10'A
135
Jan
10'A
Radio
class
class
*
A
A
Gas
&
—
new
Ltd
9%
8
14
14%
2,608
12%
42c 42'Ac
1,550
40c
55c
8,250
45c
July
24 %
120
20'A
26c
600
25c
30c
24%
25c
35c
1.15
•
7'A Mar
l
Gas
Jan
5.85
2,870
2.40
6,600
'95
95%
155
55,930
5.00
gc
8c
9c
6'A
3,125
99
99%
7
1
Hi
preferred
16c
48c
_100
21c
Lead
&
99
99
20
1.96
2.03
4,050
30c
35c
11,500
13c
19,600
1
Oil
__
1
12c
1
Bear
Mines
12c
•
1.90
Feb'
17c
May
14c
Mar
7% Mar
100%
Jun
22c
July
Jan
May
Jan
12'Ac
Apr
98
Jan
1.14
July
May
5c
80,500
99
1.96
Zinc
8c
5%
98
Jan
4.35
9-5'A* Mar
6%c Jan
6,500
6'A
July
Feb
Jan
6.85
Feb
47'Ac July
7c
Jan
1.66
Jun
91%
Feb
34
1.90 Jun
6%
1
24
42 %c
1.07 Jun
99%
•
100
Gold
(G
Yukenc
100
Apr
July
2.58
Feb
25c
Jun
47c
Jan
10c
July
22 %c
Jan
7%c
8c
4,000
1.23
1.34
}9c
24c
18,640
20,850
19c
July
59c
Jan
16'Ac 16%c
2,000
14c
July
49c
Jan
__
1
Mines
1.15
,
26
•
Jun
38c
4,700
20%
2,566
6 %
50
6
7
7
35
1.33
1.60
1.72
22,219
18c
14%C
19c
43,250
1.00
13c
Exchange
7c
Jun
13c
Mar
1.23
July
1.75
Jan
Canadian Funds
47c
Jan
17% May
Toronto Stock
Jun
Jan
Mar
Friday
STOCKS
Jun
7
Par
Jan
7'A
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
Anglo
Jan
1.85
Jun
July
Sale Price
Feb
34c
32
31%
32
3,220
30% July
32
5%c
7'Ac
5,000
3'Ac
15c
1
6.90
6.80
6.40
Sturgeon River Gold
1
Sudbury
Contact
1
69c
62c
78c
713,050
Sullivan
Cons
1
2.26
2.25
2.30
700
15c 15 'Ac
12,259
9,500
Jan
—100
101
15
15'A
101
101
115
15
,
•
25%
0
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
5
Curb Section
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8'A
8%
25%
25%
7
485
150
17
"
High
Apr
9%
24% Jun
27'A
Jan
Jun
J&n A
July
'
British
American
Feb
2nd
Co
Banknote
Bulolo
Gold
Jun
9.75
15c
July
22 %c
Feb
87c
July
Canada
Jan
Canada
25
9
9'A
400
48
49%
105
Dredging
17
14
,
Jan
17% May
12 % Mar
8% Jun
46%
Jun
5
6.10
5.95
6.10
2,200
•
17%
17'A
17'A
165
16
Feb
———*
13%
13%' 13%
40
13
July
3.45
3.50
260
227/a
22%
80
49'A May
6.75 Feb
5.70 Jun
Feb
13c
17
1
—*
common
preferred
6.10
2.00
Apr
„
2.92
Feb
Dominion
&
13
97%
'15% July
Jan
102
Jan
Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian
15 %
Develop
-
Week's
Last
20% July
.7 Vac
•
1
1
Jan
45c
6V2 Mar
1.63
Jan
Brown
Preferred
Jun
33
2.20
•
Jun
17c
33%c Jun
Jun
•
(ordinary)
6,174
20
Feb
Mar
*
Mines™
1.22
5.50
2.22
Jan
8
68c
Jan
19
35c
1
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
_1
Mines
Central
Yellowknife
Jan
17
Feb
6%
20'A
32c
May
35
1
common-.-
Gold
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
45c
7
Gold
1.13
.
8
__
14'A
"
:
15
July
Jun
•
;
4,100
34
Jan
13%
Jan
10'A
•
(1944)
315
20c
34
49
Jan
1,500
Mines
July
•
Paving common
21'A
18c
'
15,800
Canuck
50c
1
Ltd
July
8c
Yankee
25,42o
1
,.
21c
12c 13'Ac
Yellorex
Jan
71c
*
Oil
1,200
7%c
Yale
July
7.75
93c
._•
Co
Apr
26c
12c
25% July
68c
——
.
Ltd
Mar
17c
7y2C
Wood
Jan
69c
'
B
64c
Jan
1
25
Jan
July
5c
Apr
5.75
Feb
36c
6,500
12%
Jan
10%
1
Winora
Feb
'
May
Feb
7.00
3,100
9c
'
9Vt Jun
42
53c
&
Feb
*95c
45c
5.6O
95%
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
July
170
47'Ac
Larder
Jan
2,035
49%'c
Winnipeg Electric preferred
July
32
Jan
Jan
39c
1
Winnipeg
Mar
35c
•
1
100
Petroleums
Windward
Jan
43
Mar
8c
500
Winchester
Jan
2.80
Jun
1.37
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
2.82
Apr
36'A
Wilrich
Jun
16
Jun
1,650
2,391
1.13
Ltd
Jan
13
21
,___10c
(Geo)
Jan
15c
49
__
34
Tungsten
preferred
Weston
2.81 Mar
13% July
Jun
l07/a
18c
*>
A
1.70
10%
1
class
Leaseholds
Western
2.25 Mar
Jan
1.15 Jun
5c
Jan
'14% July
*
Jan
21c
A
Gold
*
Ashley
Western
21c
50c
class
Products
Western
Feb
7.35
25
Oil
Jan
24
'■]
Dairies
Territories
Westeel
32c
30'A
Feb
,
48%
49
*
Consolidated
5V2C
May
11
550
1.60
12%
•
common
24
1
Mines
•
-W*
&
Ltd
Jan
_1
Mines
G
Jun
'
(Quebec)
Amulet
Walker
3c
7.35
25
Voting trust
Standard
Waite
18%
9c
*
Apr
Western
.
*
Power
6c
12%
__
35
•
Security Freehold Petroleums
Supertest
471/2
gc
2.45
•
,
16c
90
Oil
Ventures
Apr
1.15
35,500
14
Olsen
43,900
5i/2C
24c
14
Canada
5%c
471/4
•
Mines
22c
23c
*
Stanwell
Roi
Feb
lie
'
Bridge
Starratt
Viln
Jan
Waterous
Sarnia
Steel of
4,800
Feb
3c
Brock
1.26
5c
1.26
7%c Mar
1.97
Stanley
1.23
1
Jun
3,870
Standard
Mines
2c
5,000
Standard
441/2
2,000
2.29
Stadacona
44
5c
2.07
Oils
Jun
3c
2.07
Spooner
May
90c
Feb
•
Valley
24c
4,300
22c
75
Souris
Canada
Feb
5,000
95c
Jan
3.25
Jan
Upper
Jan
58c
40c 44'Ac
35c
600
Southam
1.70 Mar
32c
103A
92c
"
Jan
35
Class
~~
Jun
11c
Simpsons
•
1
Jan
1.78
Siscoe
IV* Jun
9c
9c
Siiverwood
100
10 %
35
Miller
Mar
g 45
•
22c
1.75
Silver
Apr
24
9,900
'—A.
Silver
59
10,750
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
I
July
21% Jan
14c
10c
Sigma Mines
•
51
450
26c
1.76
Sicks'
Oils
Steel
118
24
11c
1
Sherritt
United
Jan
1
Shea's
Mar
Jun
_•
Gold
<194bj
Lead
Zinc
High
58%
22 %c
l
River Gold
Shawkey
Keno Hill
United
&
Low
58
22%
g 45
United
May
May
60c
•
common
Mining
Shawimgan
__
Ranee Since Jan. 1
High
12c
s
Oils
25
preferred
__
33c
May
4%c
1
Gold
Industries
Scurry
Low
50
2%c July
1.15 May
3,000
•
Antonio
preferred
22 %c
1
Lawrence Corp common
San
Sand
A
26c
Jan
8c
9,819
;
10
.
Oils
Ryanor
Class B
Jun
Par
class
__
1.26
1.95
,
10%
•
Royalite Oil
Russell
76c
Shares
5c
Silver
Rupununi
May
1
Fuel
for Week
1
Lac
Royal Bank
Rundle
55c
1
United
Feb
Vulcan
warrants
Roxana Oils
Roy
22,600
4'Ac
83c
2.00
»
Consolidated
A
10'Ac Jan
23c
1.14
Vac July
2,500
2,000
Sales
Range
of Price*
1
Long
Rowan
Class
105,701
13c
2.00
__
1
common
2c
15c 16'Ac
1
Little
High
Jun
58c
1.20
■
1
Roche
.
1.20
1
Rix-Athabasca
32c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
United
I
Regcourt
37,900
19c
20c
50c
Petroleum
Reel
Low
59c
12 %c
__1
Utilities
24
Friday
%c
1
Red Poplar Gold
JULY
STOCKS
55c
■
'Ac
Uranium.
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48c
58c
Rights
Ranwick
WEEK
lor Week
Sale Price
Radiore
Range
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
Collieries
Canadian
General
3
Invest
*
__
3.00
18% Mar
22% July
15
Feb
4.10
.
Jun
Jan
25% Mar
Jun
"
Surf Inlet
Sweet
50c
Oils
Grass
Switson
Ltd
25c
10c
5,500
6c
Jan
41c
42c
79,700
41c
Jun
Juiy
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
•
common
Western
1.80
1.70
1.80
3,700
1.70 July
2.05
Jun
1
1.32
1.32
1.35
12,800
1.20 Mar
1.46
Jan
Ingersoll-Rand
Consolidated
34%
33% Jun
490
42
Feb
Feb
95
Apr
Lumber
34
34%
*
86
86'A
10
1
Marconi
*
Gold
Industries
Canadian
12c
90c
'
Industries
Sylvanite
8 'Ac
41c
3.75
3.75
200
8'A
8'A
175
8 V*
Jun
37'A
38
977
34%
Apr
•
Paper
•
38
85
3.00 Jun
5.25
Jan
10%
*
Feb
38'/a
Jun
''
Taku River
♦
Taylor,
7c
_
Tamblyn -Ltd
•
common
a
__
10%
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1
2.05
•
__
Thompson-Lundrnark
7c
600
31
12c
31
37
9'A
.
Pearson common
9'A
150
10%
10%
50
2.12
1.545
12c 12 %c
1,500
2.05
6c
30%
8
July
Jun
Jan
10% July
1.90 Mar
11c
Jan
10c
Feb
38% Mar
Dalhousle
10
Disher
Jan
10% July
2.25 May
24c
Apr
I
*
Torbrit
0
Gold
Silver
_
_
Mines—
General
Toronto
Iron
1
18
18
18
67
Jan
18
22c
22c
25c
5,000
21'Ac
Jun
51c
1,000
16
Dominion
Glass
International
1.03
1.11
81c
Jun
12%
12%
12%
125
12%
Jun
14
Feb
30'A
30'A
31
370
28%
Feb
31
Mar
18%
18%
19
200
15%
Apr
19
1.70
Toronto
Finance
a
A
..
Mortgage
Traders
class
Trans
Trans
*
A
•
Oils
Trans Mountain Oil
Transcontinental
Triad
•
—
*
__
;
-
•
1
Corp
50
28 'A
1,391
225
23 %c
2.64
2.64
2.70
2,620
70c
69c
80C
29,100
36'A
35%
37%
Jan
101
27'A
20c
2.64
69c
Apr
Apr
Jan
107
July.
303/4 Mar
28'Ac Mar
July
4.00 Mar
July
1.55
7c
2.35
25c
Loblaw
•
Union
Gas
Mining
-
2,708
32%
41c 43'Ac
7,100
40c
Jun
99c
Feb
6c
11c
14,000
6c
July
17c
class
B
new
27c
2,000
2.35
2.43
8.430
25c
27c
22,720
22'Ac
2.00
17c
Jun
Jun
Jan
30'A
22'Ac
31
1,775
25%
23c
2,350
16e
Feb
Feb
3.75
3.70
3.85
9.900
3.00
Feb
a
T
10
71% Jun
30
57
July
46%
2.84
11%
11%
11%
385
10%
Jun
Feb
July
Jan
63
63
49%
49'A
250
47%
Jun
55% Mar
26%
625
25
Jun
29'A
220
31%
26%
26%
Mar
63
July
Jan
Ontario Paper
Weaving
Ogilvie
"
Flour
Yukon
Apr
38
Jan
26'A
130
24
Feb
27%
Jan
26
26'A
31
885"
24
May
70
31
July
35
5
145
Jan
160
"
•
31
26% July
preferred
100
1
Bros
—.
•
—
Consolidated
30%
.1
FOOTNOTES
•No
a
par
Odd
57c
FOR
155
4.60
155
4.75
700
4.20 May
30%
31
225
28
60c
15,100
57c
OUT-OF-TOWN
AND
Jan
year's
d Deferred
July
40c
May
4.80 Mar
Apr
e
t
value.
lot sale
Apr
53'Ac May
6.50
sale
(not
Included
I Flat
x
u
price.
sale
wd When delivered.
wlWhen
range).
Selling ex-interest.
rCash
privileges,
.
delivery
(not
Included
In
year's
range).
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
1
Issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
Ex-rlghts.
Ex-stock
dividend.
Jan
Jan
34
Mar
69c
July
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-llquldatlng
(Un)
(not Included in
range).
year's
Mar
1
Pend Oreille
Price
36
26
—
—
5
class A—
35%
26
—6
&
Brewing
Mar
31
12
10
63
,
Feb
36'Ac Mar
95c
28c
83%
49'A
8
Jan
Jun
1
United Asbestos
Unitedi Corp
30%
1
25
75
7%
Inc
Minnesota
Molson's
in
Upion
Jun
10
75
Jan
26c
41c
—
Oil
107
27%
24c
•
Petroleum
Tungsten
•
Pipe Line-
Resources
Transvision-Television
Trend
28
23 %c
•
Empire Oils
Era
107
50
—
class
Warrants
18c
2,000
10
74
1—*
—
Paper common
Utilities
July
1.09
Niagara Wire
Works
common
—
20c
18c
—
•
Jan
20
—
Trusts
20c
*
common
Mar
»
Elevators
Toronto
Toronto
•
new
Bridge
International
Tip Top Tailors
Tombill
Oil
Steel
Dominion
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(334)
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
I
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation
Bid
86c
4.80
3.86
11.25
25c
1'.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
9.52
18.07
3.01
94c
5.20
4.12
12.22
10.35
19.64
3.29
1
1
7
2.30
9.28
20.75
1
22.19
Corp
Fund
Boston
Inc
Green Fund
asset
value
Net
Corp
Invest
Street
Broad
Ltd
Bullock Fund
8.08
21.44
23.24
8.74
23.18
25.46
Plgurea after decimal point represent
Bid
29.64
30.24
25.80
26.93
2.30s
Aug.
B-2
24.06
26.25
2.75s
Feb.
Federal
Funds—
Custodian
Home
Loan
Federal
99.31
15,
99.29
1954
Inc
Fund
General
100.1
2%s
(Low
1
17.50
19.10
(Speculative Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
11.11
12.12
l%s
Priced
Bonds)
17.52
19.12
26.69
29.12
(Quality Common Stks)_l
Stocks)—1
33.93
37.01
(Income Com
17.47
19.06
(Appreciation Com Stks)_l
Priced Com Stks)_l
6-1
6-2
16.49
2%s
Feb.
1,
1954
99.24
June
1,
1954
99.16
99.23
2%s
June
1,
1954
99.20
1957-55
1.
1958
1956
99.8
99.8
95
95.12
98
98.12
99.30
2%s
1,
2%s May
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
May
Oct.
1,
99.24
98.28
98.28
1955-54
1,
Ask
99.12
1954
99.28
Panama Canal 3s.
111%
.1961
113
17.99
6-3
(Low
6-4
point
a
Bonds—
Bank
1
Feb.
B-3
6.31
6.39
1
5.73
6.23
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
9.33
10.20
36.77
36.77
lc
3.58
3.95
shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares lc
3.20
3.53
4.34
4.73
shares—lc
3.12
3.44
Furnishings shares—_lc
Metals
lc
3.11
3.43
3.65
4.02
Fund..
Lexington Trust Fund
Managed Funds—
Automobile
Inc
Fund
Canadian
Land
2%s Nov.
100.1
B-4
K-2
32nds ef
more
Bid
Banks—
1953
17,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Dollar Price
8.52
9.21
1
11.02
11.92
1
15.10
16.32
Century Shares Trust
1
18.72
20.24
Chemical Fund
--1
Christiana Securities com—100 6,360
6,510
136
131
Preferred
100
7.21
6.63
Commonwealth Investment
1
Composite Bond Sc Stock
16.49
Fund
Inc
1
15.17
13.59
Composite Fund*
1
12.50
12.96
Concord Fund Inc..
—1
11 -99
297/e
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
277/s
Canada
one or
Ask
2%s
Knickerbocker
10c
5
—1
Ask
(Investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-l
22.31
23.99
Inc—
Bowling
Bid
Mutual
Inc
Keystone
10.09
Corp
Holdings
Blue
24
1
Fund
7%
2.80
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Blair
(The)
Johnston
K-l
Beneficial
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Friday, July
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
for
Business
—
shares
Equipment
Industries
General
—
Home
Non-Ferrous
lc
Steel
shares
Bond
Manhattan
5.23
4.83
4.32
4.76
Inc„ 10c
Fund
Certificates
2%s
7.78
20.27
16.55
17.39
99.19
March
15,
1955
98.17
98.19
l%s
Dec.
98.14
98.16
1956
97.20
98.4
1956
97.12
97.28
97.4
100 3l2
100 :p2
l%s
April
100 h
„
100^
1 %s
Oct.
15, 1955
99.31
1953
Oct.
1%S
100.1
April
1%S
32nds—
l,
1,
l%s
In
2%s Dec. 1,
97.17
100 h
1954
are
1954
99 to
Treasury Notes—
Values
Ask
15
l%s
.0404
100.0271
1954 wi
22,
1,
Bid
Notes—(Cont)
March
April
1957
96.20
1957
96
96.16
1958-
95.6
95,20
1,
1,
1,
8.53
18.75
June
Treasury
!%s
Aug. 15, 1953
2%« Feb. 15. 1954
2%s March
Maturity—
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
2s
5.32
lc
shares—
Petroleum
4.75
lc
shares
Paper
Bid
Maturity-
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
De
Ctfs
Vegh Income Fund
asset value
Inc—
Fund
lac-
1
Mutual
Vegh
9.50
34.47
15.87
34.82
Mass
Fund
Diversified Funds Inc—
Delaware
5.12
5.61
1
Diversified Investment Fund-1
Dividend Shares
25c
6.97
6.52
1-83
7.64
common
Fund
Stock
Dreyfus
Mutual
7.15
2.01
Net
Bid
Ask
3-53
b2.20
1.80%
2.307*
3-
2-53
12-
1-53
b2.70
2.45%
2.25%
12-
1-52
9-
1-53
b2.30
2.00%
2.75%
6-
1-53
12-
1-53
b2.70
2.45%
2-53
10-
Due
Rate
Dated
Due
1
15.30
1
15.05
16.53
2%%
1-53
b2.50
2.25%
2.30%
4-
1-53
1-
4-54
b2.75
2.50 %
2.65%
6-
1-53
10-
1-53
b2.50
2.25%
2.50%
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
1
12.98
b2.80
12.93
2.55%
2.35%
2-
2-53
11-
2-53
b2.60
2.40%
3.00%
7-
1-53
4-
1-54
b2.90
2.75%
2.75%
7-
1-53
11-
2-53
b2.60
2.40%
8-
3-53
5-
3-54
b2.90
2.75%
Inc
Invest Fund
value
Mutual Trust Shares
1-
11.33
1
10.47
1
15.32
16.45
1
11.34
12.26
_1
8.97
9.30
1
6.70
7.32
Series.—_—1
7.72
8.44
July 30.
1953
1
4.74
5.13
Aug.
1953—
interest
beneficial
wi
2.90%
1
10.04
10.91
1
30.57
32.68
National
Investors
1
22.92
24.51
National
Security Series—
20c
5
4.89
17.25
Inc
Fund
Ask
8-
29.75
asset
Of
Bid
11- 3-52
27.67
14.03
Mutual Shares Corp—
Diversified Growth
Dated
2.25%
beneficial interest—*
of
Units
Kate
Fund—
Life
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
stock—1
Dlversilied
1
Inc
Massachusetts
17.45
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Growth Slock
Investors
Fund
asset value
Net
9.41
1
1
Net
De
beneficial interest—1
of
Nation Wide Securities—
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Stock
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
2.47
33%
7.89
Industrial Fund Inc-1
Financial
-10
Founders Mutual Fund
—•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
First
Corp
Boston
2
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Futures
Inc
5.07
18.63
2.71
35%
8.58
Fund Inc
—1
Corp
Investors Trust
1
1
19.01
58.54
5.54
shares
lc
lc
7.36
8.93
Building shares
lc
8.77
Oas Industries
Capital
General
Aviation
shares
7.10
7.52
20.44
2.78
shares—lc
7.67
8.41
lc
8.51
9.28
9.17
6.14
6.96
lc
3.84
Aug.
bl.85
1.65%
b2.05
1.95%
5.75
Aug.
20,
1953
bl.85
1.65%
Oct.
1,
1953
b2.10
2.00%
Aug.
27,
1953
bl.90
1.70%
Oct.
8,
1953
b2.10
2.00%
Inc..lc
4.14
4.54
Sept.
3.
b2.00
1.85%
Oct.
15,
1953
b2.10
2.00%
Sept.
10,
bl.90
1.75%
Oct.
22,
1953
b2.12
2.06%
Natural
Fund
Resources
Natural Resources of Canada
Fund
lc
2.75
17.52
Pacific Amer Investors corn—10c
$1.50
26%
25
32
1
13.98
17.75
19.29
1
17.94
19.39
Fund
(Geo)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
9.42
9.33
10.17
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Shareholders Trust
Sovereign
6.74
Stein Roe & Farnham
Investment
8.97
Income
Fund Shares—
Science
Fund-
lc
6.82
7.48
Inc
Texas
3.06
United
13.42
Fund
Shares
Industry
Line
Fund
Line
Income
Wall
11.85
Washington
11.37
12.29
street
13.71
16.63
Independence Trust Shares
1
11.41
12.40
North
Boston—1
10.96
11.98
Series
1955
1
16.50
16.86
Series
1956
Fund—lc
America
Investment Trust
of
Investors Management
Fund
Inc
Investment
20.05
4.07
12.53
83c
1.14
15.21
Fund
Wisconsin
21.57
18.55
Fund
Whitehall
8.84
13.86
10.20
19.77
Fund_lc
Institutional Found
Investment Co of
Fund
1.98
Fund—lc
8.12
9.51
11.14
Fund——lc
Ins
Bank of New York
Bankers
Chase
Continental
35
363
375
10
46%
5%
6%
59%
61 %
Plains
4.40
16
60
63
132
Diversified Trustee
Series
of
36
38
.100
Trust
National
20%
-10
387
Central
2.50
1
9.24
2.11
10.50
2.42
the
50
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
—10
Casualty Sc Surety
Life
1
5.31
l
:
Union
20
62%
92%
95%
32
34
(The)
2.52
—»
Bank
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Irving
10
Trust
Brook
York
Public
National
Co
Bank
Co—
Insurance
Jersey Insurance Co of N
33%
Lincoln
25
104
Bank
States
46
3%
4
26%
28
25
10
Co
Trust
115
267
119
17
100
Trust
&
107
44%
10
National
Los
Casualty_5
Assurance
.2%
24%
26
Merchants &
National
10
38 %
40%
60%
62 %
National
10
75
79
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire
New
York
10
Fire
18%
277
Life
Casualty
Forster
-
Casualty
Fire
Fire
10
Inc
Fire;
Pacific
Indemnity
Casualty
46
48
52
Peerless
51%
Phoenix
Federal
—10
23%
25%
Providence-Washington
fidelity & Deposit of
Firemen's
of
Md„ —10
80
Mellon
64
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp.. —10
Glens
Globe
Globe
Great
Falls
8c
8c
Republic
Rutgers
5
Fire
American
Hanover
Hartford
Fire
Fire.
Hartford Steamboiler
1
5
5
Republic
26%
St
Paul
12%
39
41
Bank-20
63
65
20
37
40
20
41%
44%
17
51%
54%
Bank
National
United
National
States
St.
Louis
Amer
Exchange
Boatmen's
First
Bank
Nat'l
National
National
Bank
Bank—.
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile
Mutual
St
Trust
Union
Bank
&
51%
60
63
20
Trust
Bank
Glove
58%
Trust—20
&
160
Amer
N
A. .6.25
T & 8
Ask
101%
28%
30%
9
53%
93
Gas
Electric
4%s
Power
Consumers
3%s
Credit
Power
3%s
99%
3%s
1983
101%
102%
1978
97%
98%
62%
Florida
Power
3%s_1983
102%
&
Lgt
59%
17%
18%
97
Jersey
10
28
30
Kentucky Utilities 3%s
103
Iowa
Public
Service
&
Pow
10%
Kerr-McGee
49
52
Montana Power
9%
44
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
47%
49%
35
Standard
10
44%
38 %
Travelers
Oil
46%
100
4s
Lgt
4%s
4%s__
103%
105%
106%
Wisconsin Public Service—
4,/aS
1983
1°3'2
,
,
t
Gas
4s
_
„
730
750
vt J
1983
102%
4s_1983
1983
102%
100%
_1968
107%
109
1978
104%
105%
1984
104%
105
FOOTNOTES
FOR
•No par value.
38%
40%
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
59%
61%
b Bid
—10
151%
156%
U
S
Fire
3
37 %
29%
k Admitted
-10
39%
41%
2
22%
23%
Fire
—
StocksNew
England
Power—
100
preferred
97
98%
103 %
101 %
Public Service Co of Indiana—
i
25
26 %
26%
/
Texas
Elec
Serv
$4.64
pfd
•
101
102%
103%
105
Texas Power & Lgt—
New York Tel 3%s
—10
Westchester
104
103%
102%
37/aS
Natural
35
—
105%
1988
4.60%
Cent
33%
Accident
104%
1973
Southern
100
3%s„
Diamond Alkali
93
12%
Ask
104%
105
Washington Gas Lgt 4%s__1978
Elec
10
5
2
1973
55%
87
Natl
Potomac
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983
33
17%
32%
101
25%
39
16%
30%
Bid
101
44%
8
Bonds—(Cont.)
100%
23 %
31%
Surety
(New
180
Francisco
Bank of
1983
42%
10
Marine
62%
60
100
Trust
1965
10
10
&
30
48%
25
Bank & Trust
Louis
27
25
Co
Philadelphia Electric 37/8S—1983
Calif
10
Security
36%
42%'
Portland
Northern
Commercial
Co
Seaboard
61%
33
333
40%
20
Security Issues
64%
Haven)
39%
59%
•
(N Y)
(Texas)
Fire
37%
5
318
4.90%
Reinsurance Corp
58%
25%
5
66
56%
(San Fran) —10
Bank & Trust—100
Nat'l
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
104%
45 %
84
—10
Philadelphia
103
103%
10
Co
Co
-
100
4%s„1983
& Lgt
41%
10
50
•
—25
Pittsburgh
105
39%
12.50
Pacific
37%
104%
62%
2.50
82
35%
1983
4%s
43 %
3.33 Va
78%
Power
5
River
Northern
43
.—25
Bank
Security-First National
San
2
Northeastern
49%
of
Arkansas Pow
North
—10
Assn
11%
24
Co— —10
Group Assoc...
Firemen's Fund
10%
35%
1.94
84%
5
Fire
Employers Reinsurance
Fire
4
10
Union
46
63
Bid
41%
22%
1.89
60%
81%
,
Recent
39%
33%
10
25
Trusti_33ya
&
Bonds—
Alabama
5
Co
Fire—
Bank
5
5
Insurance
&
55
—5
Manufacturers
25
Connecticut General
Employees
25
Merchant Fire
|
Crum
50
23%
21%
—
—10
Angeles
United
26%
47
20%
Shippers
Continental
25%
Bonding
__
42
88%
10
Massachusetts
Surety
86%
_1
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
Re-Insurance
40%
Jersey City
50%
2
171%
31%
American
10
34%
34
American
46
Commerce
of
34%
205
44%
42
166 %
49%
Newark
40
10
29%
of
190
16
Bid
V—10
Life
National
32
American
&
Insurance Co of North Amer__10
47%
Fidelity &
Automobile
55
75
5
—
Assur—
American
Boston
5
4
Automobile
Equitable
Camden
Home
31%
—10
Alliance
American
American
Bankers
Par
53
10
33
50
267
48%
Bank & Trust^-17%
Albany
National
National
72
—
20
Bank
Co
City Bank
National Bank of Detroit
First
31
29%
259
20
Bank of
Trade
62%
100
Rye National Bank
Sterling
60%
20
Continental Illinois
10
—
425
22
Bank
& Co Inc
Trust
Nat'l
1,500
19
20
Freeport
City
22%
21%
450
100 1,
Manufacturers Trust Co
Meadow
64%
10
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Ask
115
National
Bank
First
20
United
—10
Agricultural
American
111
390
405
53
Hanover
State
Trust Shares—
Insurance Companies
Aetna
375
100
Co
Cleveland Trust
Tower
Bid
Bk_100
Savings
22%
Chicago
Par
&
Trust
Bank
City of N Y
Franklin National Bank—
New
Shares—
;
Amer
Ask
241
Cleveland
399
10
First
National
E
Bid
234
100
Bank
137
Y)
-10
Fiduciary
of
Co.*.
Unit Type Trusts—
1.25
Trust
Northern
National
-10
N
Trust
National
Harris
48
10
Trust
&
First
46%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
(White
Bank
51
44s,a
10
& Trust
49%
15
Bank
Bank
Morgan (J P)
92c
100
Trust
National
Chemical
33 %
5.26
13.58
Mutual
1.81
Bank
Institutional
6.36
4.81
Inc—
Investing Corp
Investors
Wellington
Institutional
Fund
10.30
Growth
Co_10
6.13
5.82
Inc
1
Investors
Institutional Shares Lid—
Incorporated
4.57
12.85
5.61
Inc.lOc
Income Foundation Fund
Institutional
4.18
11.82
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.
25.46
11.50
1
Manhattan
Guaranty Trust Co
Value
10.45
24.72
Hudson Fund Inc
5.52
13.00
5.16
1
Inc
Mutual Fund
Guardian
Fund-
Fund
Continental
1
Inc—1
Companies Inc
Growth
Par
Chicago—(Cont)—
the
14.63
5.05
11.96
Inc
Accumulative
Value
Growth
Companies
Ask
Detroit
United
6.70
7.25
11.42
of
Empire
United
—
Bid
York
Television-Electronics Fund
United
shares
22.04
7.63
7.61
shares
69.00
21.82
Fund
8.59
65.50
Corp„
27.17
7.84
State
13.92
25.74
of Boston-
Investors
13.91
12.87
2
9.55
Street
55.16
13.91
Fund
Shares
Amer
55.16
Clark—
&
Stock
Common
Selected
value)—•
(net asset
Stevens
4.81
Utility
Par
New
Bank
9.04
Tobacco
Bank & Trust
14.40
2.50
Inc
-
-
6.55
24%
5
Inc
Fund
Fund
6.05
5
preferred
& Trading
Petroleum
Street
1953
1953
18.94
Fund
England
1953
24,
3.01
1
Inc
6.94
4.70
shares
1.95%
10.85
lc
lc
Petroleum
Bteel
Ask
1.90%
b2.05
9.93
Railroad stock shares——lc
shares
shares
lc
Railroad Bqqd shares.——lc
RR Equipment shares
lc
Mining
Sept.
Bid
b2.00
—
5.26
8.18
6.11
6.61
2.78
4.38
8.25
lc
lc
shares
17, 1953
Sept. 18, 1953 (TAB)
Sept.
3.51
Series
13, 1953
1.50%
1
5.57
shares
Priced
bl.80
1
9.61
5.07
shares-lc
Institutional
bond shares—lc
Investing Company shares.lc
Low
6.
Ask
1.45%
1
Putnam
5.08
Industrial Machinery
Merchandising
Treasury Bills
Bid
bl.80
1
Pioneer
8.61
8.60
shares
bond
United States
Industrial Stock Series
8.07
lc
administered
General
Stock
Speculative
9.79
4.62
shares
Fully
6.02
lc
Common (The) Slock
Food
62.91
lo
Fund_lc
shares
Chemical
20.55
9.44
Electrical Equip shares
Series
Bond
Series
Income
Pine
Group Securities—
Automobile
Priced
Preferred
New
General
Series
Balanced
Low
Corp
Stock Series
6.48
6.87
18.65
2.56
lc
slock series
Common
Fund
Balanced
Howard—
8c
Baton
yield
price.
to
$4.84
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
t New
5
'
listing on the New York
Stock Exchange.
x
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
——
ISSUES
Volume 178
Number 5241.
■
The Commercial and Financial
].
Chronicle
^
(335)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
increase compared with
an
a
based upon telegraph advices from the chief
cities
us
$17,981,425,709 against $16,436,036,890 for the
week
same
clearings will be
Our preliminary total stands
year.
at
in
1952.
At this
center
gain for the week ending
Friday of 6.1 %. Our comparative
summary for
the week follows:
a
BY
1953
York
1952
898.902,641
788,917,751
1,084,000,000
1,025,000,000
+
5.8
510,687,117
524,944,966
+
8.7
371.654,944
378,350,101
—
1.8
Boston
..
City
Louis
San
_—
Ten
483,496,247
five
days
five
324,505,281
Total
all
cities,
cities,
five
days
(11
all
258,380,033
Complete and
in
issue
our
ends
of
for
week.
We
Fifth
the
week
same
in
clearings at this
the
1952.
center
Outside
showing
Federal Reserve Districts
that in the New York District
of
this
city there
in
they
the
totals
has to its credit
a
register
we
was
are
decline
of
and
1.6
1,112,368,981
1,109,759,204.
District—Cleveland—
of
1.6%.
The
week
6,851,106
9,273,612
+ 30.3
381,301,655
8,799,362
344,435,451
8,144,107
+ 10.7
356.453,416
336,137,386
1,245,447,368
cities)
Reserve
1,112,422,198
+ 12.0
1,080,672,444
1,000,353,785
—
press.
week ended
this
note
we
improvement
an
Reserve
of
4,181,731
2nd
New
3rd
5,781,057
Nashville
Reserve
12 cities
York
12
District
Reserve
District
of
6.1%
and
an
the
increase
Minneapolis Reserve
smaller by 5.3%
are
and
in
the
San
11
Cleveland
7
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
St.
9th
"
1951
$
659,725,203
+
5.9
608,950,418
593,550,616
9,072,766,305
+
0.2
7,964,066,775
7.530,170,165
1,171,673,206
—
1.6
1,112,368,981
1,245,447,368
1,112,422,198
+ 12.0
1,080,672,444
+
6.1
558,042,058
897,385,085
+
1.7
819,084.672
750,176,414
1,350,933,090
1,232,908,658
+
9.6
1,133,927,200
1,069,888,611
647,115,396
625,072,571
+
3.5
562,316,115
574,483,188
498.262,522
469,888,312
+
6.0
10th
Kansas City
11th
Dallas
"
York
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
We
add
now
Reserve
South
Fall
Des
Sioux
1,027.763,665
995,406,435
18,369,995,715
9,726,954,635
452,558,362
New
Rhode
New
996,911,868
17,943,049,989
+
2.4
16,127,957,638
+
5.6
8,464,238,464
for the
1952
$
Inc.
July 18
or
Reserve
Dec. %
1950
$
$
+ 12.8
1.848,395
1,834,418
5,089,512
+15.6
4,247,482
4,661,581
506,803,205
495,991,709
543,000,751
+
4.7
2.427,113
+34.6
2,071.838
—17.8
1.025,806
Elmira
2.621,734
+39.6
2,339.790
2,263,333
11,412,734
7.8
9,772,729
9.935,388
8.960.104
32,125,429
+
+-29.7
+ 18.2
7,095,957
27,555,363
New
7,360,526
23,183,329
14,465,527
+
8.6
15,004,709
14,720,421
—
1.6
29,668,100
28.054,900
1,517,044
2,429,950
608,950,418
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
N.
J.—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(11 cities)-.
79,228,000
1.8
6,749,720
61,385,000
8,918,617
56,921,000
+ 17.5
10,674,938
—
3,886,118
103,920,830
4,994,119
8,980,9425
+ 14.1
3,388,373
3,218,537
+
4.4
88,105.722
+
1.5
3,964,200
+12.1
31,204,261
14,865,703
1.713,113
862,731,469
4,532,943
1,336,664
815,786,007
+33.7
3,437,804
4,498,594
14,280,722
9.0
12,815,286
13,589,382
9,989,553
-
+
+
—13.6
6,432,110 '
5,669,452
5,072,067
+
7.5
4,361,589
4,483,977
1,232,908,658
+
9.6
1,133,927,200
1,069,888,611
Louis—
349,800,000
+
0.5
311,800,000
325,400,00ft
165,099,146
+
7.1
144,686,964
152,254,888
107,558,537
+
8.3
103,721,624
2,403,063
94,541,121
2,614,888
8.1
2,107,527
(4
2,287,179
647,115,396
cities)
625,072,571
3.5
562,316,115
574,483,188
Ninth
Federal
Reserve
+17.8
8,165,143
301,485,756
115.556,985
307,468,92ft
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
St.
+
8,962,560
7,609,842
332,040.501
333,320,486
126,540,927
Paul
97,437,073
8,305,720
8,437,142
—
0.4
+29.9
—
1.6
7,585,876
7,350,79ft
121,215,569
8,893,158
5,225,722
4,960,947
+
5.3
4.170,650
5,328.102
5,014,399
4,445,719-
+
6.3
3,750,456
3,729,054
11,858,990
13,108,423
—
9.5
11,843,496
11,086,314
(7
498,262,522
cities)
469,888,312
+
6.0
452,558,362
Federal
Reserve
464,189,524
District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
City—
950,715
1,066,973
918,117
9,512,829
156,901,662
Kansas—TOpeka
953,105
9,763,898
J
166,980,655
9,626,974
Wichita
12,408,244
23,497,389
Joseph
;
Colorado—Colorado Springs-!
23,410,962
395,205,885
415,718,359
11,505,098
City
4,411,397
Total
(10
Cities)
3,401,754
616,414,499
__
13,613,682
3,681,921
3,633,364
!_
Pueblo
650,748,484
—10.9
771,321
748,87*
—
3.7
539,210
779,873
+
2.6
7,128,700
7,765,501
—
6.0
144,446,493
141,614,679
—12.4
7,908,241
8,740,368
+
0.4
16,798,114
15,904,98®
—
4.9
264,195,436
376,204,834
—15.5
10.578,621
13,631,093
+19.8
3,280,378
2,985,853
+
6.8
2,455,270
2,725,144
—
5.3
458,101,784
571,101,198
Eleventh
Federal
Texas—Austin
Reserve
Fort
+ 10.6
District—Dallas—
10,342,922
~~
Worth
Galveston
"
374,529,724
34,215,766
__
"
9,347,769
387,906,530
__
35,488,882
6,976,000
__
6,478,000
3.6
7,136,508
319,627.859
—
3.6
31.314,979
+
7.7
+
6,155,000
8,289,29?
258,971,55®
25,026,42ft
593,550,616
1,969,623
659,725,208
York—
+34.2
+
5.9
123,883,222
4,490,125
126,951,654
1
,
24,148,219
3.898,247
119.749,642
2,958,059
York
11,747,961
6,362,170
7,123,429
116.469,973
Dallas
33,992,000
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
+413.2
+ 15.2
13,935,928
2.137,912
2,138,496
2,138,817
3,609,761
8,643,041.080
8,732,103,150
31.440,172
22,153,201
3.993,865
6.0
110,141,016
100,482,858
+-38.4
1.977,696
1,782,772
+
—
0.1
Federal
Reserve
Washington—Seattle
23,156,845
2,391,247
2,236,248
1.0
7,663.719,174
7,235,499,925
26,106,397
+20.4
23,194,497
+
Lake
California—Long
City
Beach
Pasadena
14.5
17,138,613
23,245,837
20.336,448
17.037,279c
+ 14.3
17,847,523
56,323,010
+ 13.0
50.053,232
69,559.895
66,478,453
+
4.6
60,058.088
58,375,077
9,113,489,450
9,072,766,305
+
0.2
7,964,066,775
7,530,170,165
4,903,392
10,897,143
444,631,536
+
3.2
380,956,961
313,061,808
Francisco—
172,943,009
176,132,020
—
1.8
4.7
3,789,244
3,908,211
+
5.6
162,995,829
196,759,715
76,453,299
75,992,860
+
0.6
62,565,522
68,328,17ft
+
0.5
22,592,512
22,478,130
49.600,104
Outside
16,257,381
16,512,168
15,710,677
+
4.9
11,872,479
9,831,471
489,814,696
+
5.2
—
0.2
450,477,741
13,727,72ft
5,319,683
17,746,199
5,826,198
539,724,730
16.010,520
11,145,199
Barbara
Total
155,390,081
+
17,718,775
Stockton
Grand
166,420,151
4,608,865
175,434,660
11,662,130
—
8.7
—
4.4
15,619,669'
63,627,709
6,085,824
10,636,791
16,478,490
Jose
Santa
1.5
3.1
515,100,404
Francisco
22,385,523
19,346,010
—
+
+
458,709,243
District—San
6,260,035
12,527,126
4.826,949
Utah—Salt
San
4,974,00ft
6,354,968
12,913,057
-
185,185,345
Oregon—Portland
San
II
cities)--
Yakima
—
Jamestown
7,131,607
+ 15.4
1,051,398
698,481,025
,
13,108,291
+33.2
176,842,360
2,063,663
1.430,480
2,642,884
,
+29.5
8,497,602
351.400,000
St.
15,716,704
__
12,507,786
7,360,797
+10.7
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Missouri—Kansas
33.439,600
Binghamton
Buffalo
District—St.
Omaha
1951
2,229,801
37,961,502
District—New
1,643,044
Hastings
3.660,241
Reserve
1,484.305
8,186,106,781
11,624,941
Federal
+24.6
1,350,933,090
cities)
Federal
Total
12,304,257
York—Albany
f
1,536,927
917,026,134
Missouri—St. Louis
Twelfth
Second
New
750,176,414
5,452,275
(17
15.421,606,706
9,210,946,839
3,266,310
cities)—
819,064,672
7.7
929,593,997
5,885,919
(12
1.7
—17.9
Helena
4.2
1,176,119
Total
+
1,859,101
Dakota—Fargo
2,515,372
Hampshire—Manchester
897,385,085
34,798,191
Dakota—Aberdeen
District—Boston—
Island—Providence
152,463,923
8,633,478
Peoria
North
+
statement showing the figures for each
city
Haven
425,345
146,250,275
15,570,566
Decatur
464,189,524
years:
568,287,176
6 808,208
471,596
2.1
14,499,151
Montana—Billings
Connecticut—Hartford
7,305,305
+ 38.9
+
1,526,824
1,014,980,915
6,060,927
Chicago
South
Springfield
+ 15.5
430 466
39,023,323
City
Illinois—Bloomington
571,101,199
Worcester
8,889 398
74,205,153
4,476,323
32,782,371
17,437,305
Moines
313,061,805
Bedford
4.2
148,216 754
5,071,049
Rapids
458,101.784
Lowell
New
103,514,411
112,094,3021
15,614,517
Iowa—Cedar
380,956,961
River
4,494,304
120.124,032
128,510,213
—
108,549,926
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
3.2
Portland
133,457 496
4,691,028
4,013,901
+ 16.6
4,435,748
5.3
Massachusetts—Boston
130,388 763
10,481,073
+
Maine—Bangor
6,248,819
+ 24.9
77,816,000
—
1953
Reserve
4.3
—
9,802,792
Haute
650,748,484
$
Federal
7,539, 665
5,216 775
1,914,703
Bend
Lincoln
First
83,796,024
259,900,000
District—Chicago—
Wayne
444.631,536
at—
21,988,871
87,030,201
295,000,000
912,684,676
Indianapolis
616,414.499
Week Ended
Clearings
24,130,330
6.7
597,940
Lansing
458,709,243
detailed
+ 22.7
+-12.0
—
16,198,149
9,800,825
"
our
23,239, 237
95,406 531
339,600, 000
151,308,616
Arbor
"
July 18 for four
515,278,198
132,700,178
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
Tenth
week ended
558,042,058
152,003,536
(10 cities)
"
City
6.1
10,269,056
6
111 cities
Outside New
+
6,516,054
Orleans
10
Total
610,421,991
Mississippi—Vicksburg
10
—
Francisco
94,973,653'
515,278,198
610,421,991
912,684.676
"
7
261,387,625
108,144,813
7,213.583
1,000,353,785
_17
&
3,831,229
266.735,182
6.4
28,512,832
Mobile
Total
647,619,388
"
4,282,369
+ 11.3
1,109,759,204
"
4
3.2
++
1950
$
"
Louis
San
or
6
___
12,779,515
139,472,621
297,076,807
106,862,881
Alabama—Birmingham
Eighth
Inc.
Dec. %
10
Minneapolis
12th
$
1,153,075,393
&
8th
1952
9,113,489,450
"
159,223,791
107,799,036
316,700,000
_
Augusta
Macon
Total
698,481,025
"
2,833,555
16,424.000
1.7
District—Atlanta—
__
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
5,602,658
3,231.903
3.2
—
—
647,619,388
cities)
Louisiana—New
7.6
+
20,614.000
CLEARINGS
$
Philadelphia
4th
BANK
1953
1st Boston
175,442,889
330.541,028
Rockford
OF
6,311,423
114.640,201
Columbia—'Washington!
(6
3,886,601
19,954,000
172,521,371
~
~~
Federal
Terre
by 3.2%
SUMMARY
495 40?
District—Richmond—
Tennessee—Knoxville
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Week Ended July 18—
37,355,600
39,326,500
Carolina—Charleston
appear
going to
In the Chicago Reserve District there
is
a
378,498,485
9.6
+ 49.8
Springfield
furnish
+
7.693,381
226,183,403
6,960,277
in
.
we
45,423,800
8,067,127
229,894,652
431,280.281
+ 12.4
l^OSO^W
III
Virginia—Huntington
Sixth
the
as
from
Cleveland
Francisco Reserve District
by 4.2%.
following
+ 26.6
+-11.0
5.6%, the bank
record
of 3.5% and in the
In the Kansas City Reserve
District the totals
Dallas Reserve District the
totals are larger
In the
8,522,775
244,725,374
453,080,909
49,762,100
(7
Grand
9.6%, in the St. Louis Reserve District
the
12,190,623?
1,171^73,206
9.4
+
We group the cities
according
located
District of 6.0%.
in
9,661,050
10,785,666
Federal
District
5.9%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
gain of 12.0%, the Richmond
Atlanta Reserve District of
1.7%.
but
10.887,821
Maryland—Baltimore
present further below,
gain
a
(including this city) the totals
a
292,299
2.5
.
which
of 0.2% and in the Boston
Reserve District of
District
Reserve
Richmond
2.4%, the aggregate of clearings
$18,369,995,715 against $17,943,049,989 in
decrease of 1.0%.
a
11,208,947
6
+ 32.4
Florida—Jacksonville
to
5.687,554
1,153,075,393
Virginia—Norfolk
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
having amounted
5,792,915
+
271,667,868
509,424,433
+22.7
inasmuch
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week
18. For that week there was an increase of
for the whole
country
of
today,
are
July
+ 16.4
9,162, 488
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
by the foregoing will
them
not available at time of
are
2.945,776
12,133,479
_
8.9
+
619,809,432
above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
to
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the
we
cannot
3,358,758
6.577,156
3,273,733
+ 19.5
13,352, 829
.
cities)
Youngstown
+13.0
$17,981,425,709 $16,436,036,890
exact details for the week covered
next
0.2
7.1
—
1,242,641
13,'680,G08
Columbus
7.9
+
$17,220,808,853 $15,816,227,458
week
7,264, 753
3,005, 254
7,278, 400
g 469 791
Cleveland
+13.6
3,098,927,145
760.616,856
cities
3,612, 167
6,748.187
Federal
Total
Total
1,061,000,000
—
1,379,608
+21.6
3.503,094,280
day
one
1,064,000,000
3.706,168
3,606.173
Jersey—Trenton__
South
All
3,346,767
3,591,874
+17.9
419,058,679
$13,717,714,573 $12,717,300,313
days—.
4,115,298
2.0
—
Delaware—Wilmington
West
cities,
1.106,231
—53.7
8.4
+
509,710,553
293,594,387
Other cities,
1.263,335
4,868, 203
Cincinnati
+23.2
382,722,277
Cleveland
Baltimore
1,242,019
1,749,486
1,119,000, 000
01K
Total
Pittsburgh
+ 11.6
+ 35.7
Ohio—Canton
+13.9
296,000,000
524.293,000
.—
%
+-61.8
2,253,613
Mansfield
364,600,000
Francisco
1958
%
1,188 677
1,607, 778
1,097,000,000
Sit 2
Wilkes-Barre
New
1951
1,923,476
iCIL«
J
Philadelphia
Reading
x
or
1,332, 657
2,181,572
i
July 18
Inc.
Dec. %
1,486,620
6.1
+
%
District—Philadelphia—
Jo
dk
Fourth
$8,218,647,255
Philadelphia
St.
%
$8,717,549,654
Chicago
Reserve
Pennsylvania-Altoona
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended July 25—
Kansas
Federal
1952
$
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
New
Week Ended
1953
Third
indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, July 25, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly
9.4% above those of the
corresponding week last
there is
\.
Pre¬
year ago.
43
(10
total
New
cities)—
(111
York
•Estimated.
cities)
5.320,756
3,612,35*
11,955,256
-
11,046,35ft
1,027,763,665
995,406,435
+
4.2
996,911,868
929,593,997
18,369,995,715
17,943,049,989
+
2.4
16,127,957,638
15,421,606,70ft
9,726,954,635
9,210,946,839
+
5.6
8,464,238,464
8,186,106,781
Chronicle... Monday, July 27, 1953
Commercial and Financial
The
(336)
(84
Foreign Exchange Rates
Bank
the different
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
JULY 17, 1953 TO JULY 23, 1953, INCLUSIVE
'
certifies daily
York (Value In
Rate for Cable Transfers In New
Noon Buying
Unit
and Monetary
Country
Friday
July 17
July 20
.133333*
Preferential
.200000*
.133333*
—
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
.210450
Ecuadorian
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285520
.00285520
.00285625
.00285468
.210500
.210500
.210500
.210533
Ekco
2.815625
2.815625
2.815937
2.815937
.116009
.116009
.116009
.116009
Elastic
.263200
.263200
.263200
.263200
Elder
.263200
2.788056
2.788056
2.787747
2.787747
————~
—
2.786819
Electro
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0348900
.0348900
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
,233325
.233300
.233339
.233300
.233325
2.805105
2.805417
2.805105
2.805417
2.804171
2.815625
2.815937
2.815625
2.815937
2.814687
franc
—
.658327*+
.561797*t
.561797*+
.561797*+
.561797*+
peso
—
_.
rate)
(free
peso
.425531*+
.425531*+
.425531*+
.531914*+
.531914*+
.531914*+
.531914*+
.331000*
.330500*
.330166*
.330000*
.330500*
peso
Uruguay,
.425531*t
.531914*t
Uruguay,
Uruguay, peso
.425531*+
60c
Erie
of Treasury bills increased $413 million in
New York City, $133 million in Chicago, and by smaller
amounts in all of the other districts. Holdings of Treas¬
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Statement of Condition of the
dec. (—)
July 15,
1953
July 22,
1953
Assets—
20,294,102
certificates
Gold
for
fund
Redemption
F.
1952
797,084
21,091,186
—
+
+
9,169
321,346
cash
Industrial
U.
loans
Bought
'
securities:
Govt,
8.
advances
and
;
1,695
1
6,782.500
8,205.598
+
13,773,671
613,848
—
4,521,975
Bonds
Total
Held
2,388,054
+
24,963,666
outright
bought
under
agreement
Total U.
loans
Total
Due
P.
from
R.
dec. (—)
6,732
384,316
89
10,143
.
2,238,054
+
1,684,244
—
49,941
+
128,788
assets
+
24,364
+
4.263
assets
51,130,287
...
136,966
—
Federal Reserve
25,792,685
Notes
Deposits:
S.
538,934
524,606
—
322,575
Foreign
Other
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other
liab.
and
accrued
banks
Loans
+
56,994
101,038
35,932
+
—
+
143,666
+
+
21,128,369
3,083,796
352,063
404,976
—
19,181
divs.
583,788
345,367
19,742,254
acct._
Treasurer—gen.
+
to
loans
G.
S.
Treasury
72,864
Treasury
695,123
+
376,445
2,025
4-
4,400
144,580
+
728,950
bills
certificates
indebtedness
of
Federal
with
Reserve
Banks
Cash in vault
liabilities
Total
50,024,031
r-
Balances
61
+
1,843
1,764
161
+
with
banks
domestic
4
16
339
1
+4,064
+
—
+
14
+
—
455
+ 1,369
—
469
—
145
15
360
1
443
-f
—
—
+
1,481
536
+
—
+ 776
+ 3,129
35
497
244
—
—
—
—
—
+
98L
133
1,091
7
401
'
Liabilities-
Capital Accounts—
Capital
paid
Surplus
260,578
584.676
27,543
7)
13b)
Other capital accounts
Surplus
(Section
+
+
■
14.463
+
68
+
233,459
in
(Section
46,334
Demand
Time
U.
18,579
+
7,546
51,130.287
—
808,326
+
136,966
except government
deposits
of
note
certificate
gold
to
serves
deposit
liabilities
and
F.
+
193
12
—
64
+
+
1,378
+ 4,239
357
demand deposits:
Interbank
1
banks
Foreign
+
1 283
331
557
-f
702
+
10,950
banks
Borrowings
Ratio
—
6,226
Government
Domestic
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
52,643
18,568
deposits adjusted
deposits
S.
7
551
+
—
37
1,105
—
R.
combined
45.0%
25,288
—
Industrial loan commitments..
3,583
2.6%
0.4%
—
+
16.150
465
132
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
2,843
Notices
banks
condition statement of weekly
the
of
Federal
Reserve
reporting member
System in leading cities
shows
the following principal changes for the week
July 15: Increases of $776 million in holdings of
Treasury bills, $3,129 million in holdings of Treasury
ended
certificates of indebtedness, and $4,239 million in United
States Government deposits.
Commercial,
creased in
resulting
industrial,
seven
in
a
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
net increase of $61
million at all report-
Minneapolis District, and
of
$13
million
in
the
San
Francisco
Loans
to
cr
brokers
and
carrying securities increased
banks decreased $339 million.
dealers
$161
for
de¬
District.
Changes according to industry appear in another
release.
a
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
given in the "Chronicle."
Co.,
NOTICE
Company
American
Service
Company
Loans
to
(quar.)
preferred
Date
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
Co.,
common
mtge.,
1st
Valley
bonds,
Coal
series
1924,
Seabrook
maturing
Farms
Page
Co.,
Ray Drug Co.,
A,
Co.,
bds, due 1972__Sep
Feb.
334%
15-year
1,
(quar.)
Aug
1
f. gold bonds, 5%
1954
debentures, due
1962
debentures
series
Aug
1
Aug
1
Aug
1
preferred
preferred
"fhiblic Service Corp., $6 pfd.
$5.50r:preferred
(quar.)
1
$4
preferred (quar.)
51
(quar.)
—.—
Utilities Corp.—
(Quarterly representing a payment out of
net
iftc'ome from domestic subsidiaries).
1
9-
4
12-18
12-
4
1
7-16
7-31
7-14
8-
10-
1
8-28
8-
1
7-17
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
8-27
7-16
1
7-13
8-
93%c
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
9-25
60c
62V/2C
50c
,
(quar.)
General
1
Ltd.—
due 1954
6%
6%
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.37 Va
$1
8-
1
7-22
8-
1
7-22
8-
1
1
8-15
8-
7-30
7-20
7-27
7-
3
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
8-
7-20
1
8-
7-20
8-
7-21
8-'
7-15
8-
7-15
7-15
8-
7-20
8-
7-20
8-
7-20
7-31
7-31
7-20
9-
3
8-12
8-
1
|
7-20
7-16
7-31
6-131
8-
1
7-15
10-
1
9-17
9-15
8-14
11-25
11-10
11-25
11-10
7-31
8-14
8-
1
8-
1
7-10
8-10
7-101
7-10|
8-
7-
61
8-
7-
61
8-15
8-
11-16
11-
it
2|
1
e-3o|
8-
1
6-301
8-
1
6-30l
8-15
7-171
8-15
7-nl
8-
General public
Co.—
and refunding mortgage s.
of
Sun
7%
Power
preferred
$3.75
7-10
7-31
25c
$1
87V2C
.
7-10
10-12
Corp.—
General -Motors
8-28
7-31
S2
25c
(increased quar.)
Inc.
7-20
9-10
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
General^utdoor Advertising—
Date
Electric
Mills
7-20
7-31
15c
25c
5%
7-20
7-31
American Oil Co.
Finance
7-17
8-31
7-31
$1
of Texas—
6% convertible preferred (quar.).—
General Baking Co., common
$8
preferred (quar.)
Generar^Jigar Co. (quar.)
8-18
1
9-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-18
8-28
$1.50
15c
62V2C
_____
8-' 7
8-
37V2C
(quar.)....
7-15
8-28
15c
.
1
1
8-21
87V2C
12V2C
(quar.)
9-18
8-
8-15
8-
32V2C
18c
„
$5
Co.—
Consolidated
1st
237
REDEMPTION
and collat. trust 3V2%
1st mortgage
Great
Aug 12
preferred stock
Co.,
Page
7-21
1
'
933%C
(quar.)
common
Extra
TENDER
and Issue—
Utilities
Citizens
OF
and Issue—
PARTIAL
purchasing
million.
5%
Co.,
General
9-11
7-31
i
Securities, common
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were
7-16
1
10-
5%
pjfcferred series A (s-a)
4% p«X£rred series C
(s-a)__—;
General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
General "Petals Corp. (s-a)
the
7-17
7-30
25c
$1
25c
14c
General
Lehigh
press
notes,
9-16
1
10-
75c
$1.75
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co.
Gardner+Benver
list of corporate bonds,
a
Oil
preferred
preferred
4%
7-15
1
8-
25c
The date indicates the
districts and decreased in the other five,
3I^Poem^f-r banks; the principal changes were increases
J jr,?1' .?£ ln .Chicag°> $19 million in New York City,
and $12 million in the
crease
found
Below will be
A
preferred
5%
8-17
8-17
1
10-
$1.50
75c
—_—-_
(quar.)
Industrial
General
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(quar.)!
class
Co.,
Gamble-Skogmo,
l
The
AA
$1.50
$6
11-13
1
8-
Inc.—•
partic. class A
Blush
&
1
8-31
15c
17V2C
Franklin Stores Corp.
(quar.)—
...
20c
Fraser Cos., Ltd., common
(quar.)_,_._—125c
Freiman-IX. J.) Ltd., common
(quar.).
+12V2C
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
+$1.12V/2
Froedtert Corp., common
——
15c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
55c
Gale
8-13
8-15
9-
37V2C
$3.50
7-20
1
12-
(qi'.ar.)
Food Faii^Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3% %
preferred (quar.)
Foote Bros-; Gear & Machine—
Common" (increased quar.)..
5%%
convertible preferred (initial)
60c conv. pfd. (Entire issue called for re¬
demption on Aug. l at $12 per share
plus this dividend, convertible into com¬
mon
tmtil July 30)
——-—-—Foster & Kleiser Co.
(quar.)
Gabriel
re¬
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
—
—
—
preferred
Fulton
7-20
1
9-
25c
Fullerton
7-20
1
8-
(increased quar.)
class B
Class
7-24
8-
2%
40c
—:———
Products,
cum.
Fuller
1
8-10
62Vic
$1.06V4
$1
common
5%
non-cumulative participating
(increased quarterly)
6%
8-15
7-10
9-
68%c
J35c
15c
2Vic
30c
11c
50c
Sterling, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fitzsimmotis Stores, Ltd.—
365
—
1
8-28
62lie
(initial)—
com.
new
prior preferred
5%
19,469
7,454
14,124
935
2,919
securities
Reserves
+
7-25
1
9-
2%
(stock dividend)
(quar.)—...
Firth
3,085
5,224
5,548
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds
Other
3,177
7,972
33,326
securities—total
Government
241,193
+
751 " +
6,322
+
428
—
loans
estate
Other
i
bank—reserve accts.
Member
U.
93,692
—
Real
1,043,228
+
98
for
securities
Liabilities—
—
pur¬
carrying securities
I—
purchasing or carrying
or
loans
for
dealers
and
A
Fidelity <S? Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fire Association of Philadelphia (quar.)
22,651
;
chasing
Other
4
dividend
Fibreboard
6%
2,452
3,121
+
agricultural
and
industrial,
brokers
to
+3,981
98
—
1
9-
Corp.—
dividend
39,888
loans
808,326
+
39.268
Commercial,
69,843
.
6-30
8-
20c
Pittsfield, com.
Co.,
&
Cash
1952
7-31
$2.50
68c
(quar.).
—______
(quar)————.*•+
(quar.)
J.)
Stock
July 16.
July 8,
80,048
Loans—gross
Loans
Total
Investments—total..
and
Loans—net
282,728
+
Ferro
since
1953
J.
Referred
(J.
Felin
or
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
Loans
3,860,793
premises
Other
-f-
172,511
banks..
Uncollected cash Items
Bank
321,218
23
banks
other
of
25,487,590
securities..
and
foreign
notes
+
July 15.
1953
+
24,963,666
securities.
Govt,
S.
(+ )
7-15
7-17
6c
(increased)
Federal-Mogul Corp. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
8-14
7-31
$0.185625
com.
Co.,
of
Co.
Loan
4V4%
Inc.
150,000
—
(quar.)—._
(irreg.)
$1.20 participating preferred
(quar.)
7%
convertible preferred
(initial quar.)_
Federal
7-15
1
7-31
$1.50
25c
eohvertible preferred (initial)
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref. (quar.)
Federal Insurance
banks follows:
member
repurchase
(quar.)
series
preferred
Federal
Borrowings decreased $292
'
(quar.)
(Los Ang.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
5Vi %
8-12
9-
$1.25
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., 5% preferred
Fate-Root-Heath
5%
8-27
8-15
$1.25
12'/2c
$1.12'i
35c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Syracuse
Farrington
million in New York City,
$91 million in the San Francisco District, and a total of
$551 million at all reporting member banks.
A
of assets and liabilities of reporting
summary
1,578,804
+
4.995,716
Notes
deposits adjusted decreased $348 million in
York City and $61 million in the Philadelphia Dis¬
7-15
1
9-
Traders Life Insurance Co.—
&
7-20
9-17
50c
15c
15c
62Vic
common
Brothers Co.
Farmers
7-28
1
7-31
82
12ViC
15c
15c
—
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
Farmer
8-12
$1.25
15c
50c
tlOc
(quar.)
Ccrp.,
Brewing Corp., common
Falstaff
$557 million.
—
Certificates
62 Vic
4%
15c
25c
25c
8-
preferred (quar.)...——____
Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)...—
5%
million in the Chicago District
and $76 million in the Kansas City District; the net de¬
crease at all reporting member banks was $193
million.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks increased
10,657
—
1.672,304
—
7-15
Fairbanks
trict, and increased $116
552,115
—
outright—
Bills
New
1,058,045
100,001
339,455
520,981
2,943
gold ctf. reserves
—
Other
Discounts
1
(quar.)
Mills
4Vi%
prior preferred
Eversharp, Inc., common
Demand
100,105
+
10,999
+
$5
Erlanger
banks.
1,158,150
R.
notes
Total
since
July 23,
111,000
—
8-
Co.—
preferred
preferred
$5
of indebtedness increased substantially
in all districts, reflecting the sale of tax anticipation
certificates.
Holdings of United States
Government
bonds increased $51 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict and a total of $145 million at all reporting member
Inc. (+) or
Railroad
Erie
certificates
ury
dollars)
of
7-15
1st-preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
Holdings
thousands
1
Forge & Steel Corp., common
6%
(In
8-31
7-15
$1.12l/2
25c
J2c
pfd. (quar.)
i
<quar.)__
preferred
3
1
Equity Corp., common
—
$2 conv. preferred
(quar.)__
Merchandise.
depends upon type of
tApplication
Eppens, Smith Co. < s-a)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c
7-20
9-12
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
(stock dividend)
National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., com, (quar.)
Emhart
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
5%
preferred A (quar.).
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.
(quar.)—
.658327*+
.561797*+
.658327*t
8-31
7-27
7-15
8-
5%
.658327*+
.658327*t
peso
9-21
7-15
8-
8-
Elgin
.193233'
1
37Vic
(quar.).
Electrol,
.0348900
8-
8-15
10c
preferred (quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of America....
Ltd.
(interimt —
Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
.0349050
.140154*
1
15c
52Vfec
(quar.)
common
1
8-
—
_______
Mines,
.496766*
South Africa, pound—i
United Kingdom, pound sterling
•Nominal.
4Vi%
.140154*
.140154*
peso
of
Uruguay,
"■
Co.,
Products
.0349041
pound
(quar.)
Edgar
,
—
9-
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.,
Brothers Co.
Edgewater Steel Co.
2.814687
—.—
krona
Uruguay,
.210450
.210450
.210500
.00435401*
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Switzerland,
1.009062
.00285416
Ireland, pound
Zealand,
1.008750
(s-a >
Associates
Utilities
7-15
8-14
25c
10c
15c
(quar.)
common
convertible preferred
6%
Eastern
.210500
——
(Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee
Union
1.009062
1.008437
.115942
rupee
France,
Sweden,
.325833
.210450
Finland, Markka
Norway,
.325833
.325833
,325833
Corporation
Eastern Industries, Inc.,
8-15
J20c
.
Eastern
1.008281
dollar
Ceylon,
.0229295
.325833
Ltd
Mines,
Sullivan
East
Malayan dollar
Malaysia,
Canada,
.0231628
.0227090
.0229577
—-—
—
British
.0544060
.0230804
Free
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Holdera
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
—
Basic
New
.0200062
.0200125
Brazil, cruziero—
55
When
Per
2.243774
.0200062
.0200000
.0544060
Belgium, franc
1
(Continued from page 10)
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1
Aug
Dividends
V
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Aug
177.
Jin Volume
this issue.
in
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2.242778
Australia, pound
'■■Announcement
July 23
.200000*
.133333*
Standard Power &
1
—
bonds, due after Aug. l, 1953
Light Corp., $7 cumul. pfd. stock..
4V4 %
mtge.,
+2248
Thursday
$
.200000*
Argentina peso—
University
York
51
1
Aug
1961
due
50
Gear
Bros.
1st
United States Money)
■
.200000*
mortgage bonds,
& Machine
1st
Page
Date
Aug 20
stock
4.8%
convertible preferred
York Power Corp.—
Corp.—
Convertible cumulative preferred stock, $10 par value.Aug
New
July 'i'i
July 21
$
$
New
3 V\ %
Foote
ACT OF 1930
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Corp.,
Eastern
1930, the Federal Reserve
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
Carrier
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
and Issue—
Company
2353
55
55
35c
Special? (representing a payment substan¬
tially
from net income received from
Philippine
subsidiaries)
5c
Volume 178
Number 5241...
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Per
Home of Company
General
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
General
5%
Steel
Wares
preferred
General
5%
preferred
preferred
General
$2
Co.,
$5
Glatfelter
4%%
the
preferred
!
Rubber
common
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd., class A
(quar.)___
Class
A
Canada,
Co.,
preferred
West Coal
class
Green
A
(H.
Greer
...
5%
Stores,
Co.
9-15
10-
9-
New
1
8-
1
9- 1
8-14
7-31
6%
8-, 1
7-20
8-25
9-15
-i;
11-25
8-27
8-
Iowa
CO
CO
1
8-15
8-
J
■7-15
10c
9-
1
&
Co
Ohio
8- 2<-~■*-
I
RR.
8-
10c
quar.)
7-24.
7-15
8-
7-15
12y2c
Co.—
(quar.)
50c
preferreo 1 iquar.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Gurney Products Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.»__
(quar.)
Halliburton
9-14
11-25
3-12-54
2-20
Well
Oil
Stock
Hallnor
Mines,
Ltd
+5c
Bridge
Co..
Cotton.
Ltd.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quaiM
Class
Oil
B
Hanna
5% %
Hart,
Co., class A
Hartford
Hartz
pfd.
(quar.)___.
of
Haydock
Hayes
&
(quar.)
Light
(quar.)
Hazeltine
Inc.
Cement
B
$1.25
5%
Home
Hormel
(quar.)
.__
Co.
Home
3%%
4%
8-21
31c
9-
8-14
1
8-
7-15
30c
9-
1
8-14
(quar.i____
50c
9-
1
8-14
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
7-
7
8*v-1
7-
7
31 %c
8"-
l
7-20
50c
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-17
(quar.)
(accum.)
common
iquar.)_
7-25
8-15
7-25
25c
8-
1
7-11
9-
1
8-11
8-
30c
(quar.)
preference
7-17
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1
^
1
10-15
10-15
9-30
$1.10
(quar.)_
60c
93 %c
common
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)_
Smelting (quar.)
Co.
8-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Car
62'/2c
1
$1.25
common
Bay Mining &
5%
9-10
7-15
iquar.)
Motor
Foods,
75c
7-15
(quar.)_
Hudson
5%
7-25
10-15
9-30
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1
9-
8
8-
7
8VU
7-
7
25c
(quar.)
12 '/2C
preference
A (quar.)
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
8-31
8-14
12 %c
8-31
8-14
30c
Hussman
8-1
7-21
50c
9-1
8-15
5%
preferred
iquar.)
$1.25
9-30
9-19
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-19
Hydraulic
Press
Hydro-Electric
5%
class
Idaho
B
Co..
preferred
Bell
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
6%
common
Co.
(quar.)
50c
$1
Co.
(increased
quar.)
iquar.)
Dreferred
Power
$2
Co.,
common
preferred
7-17
8-
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)__
5(C
53 %C
55V4C
4.70% ' preferred
Illinois Zinc Co.__
Life
preferred
income
Stock
Name
7-10
1
7-10
7-10
8-
8-1
7-10
8-20
8-
3
Canada,
f 25c
Ltd.,
common
8-;l
7-
9-1
8-20
9-4.
8-20
9-4
7-31
$3
1-2-54
$30c
$37V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
12-
.
3
3
Fund
(10c
from
t
net
25c
from security profits)
Group Shares
35c
7-30-
■
1
Fund
income
and
iquar.)
13c
17c
from
from
security
ordin¬
Intcrchemical Corp.,
4j/2^
pfd.
(quar.)_
$1.12%
9-
8-
1
1
8-
;
1
7-17
7-15
1
8-14
$1.06%
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
25c
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_
8-27
8-17
t$1.25
7-31
7-14
Co.—
&
8-
56 %C
1
Stock
dividend
Market
10%
8-20
8-20
Street Railway—
6%
prior
preferred
Realization
Marshall
Field
&
(liquidating)
7-28
$3.50
(s-a)
Co.
1
12-
5c
(quar.)
7-31
50c
85c
7-15
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
9334c
10-
$3.75
preferred
(1947
93%c
9-
1
Gas
A
8-14
1
9-15
8-14
7-24
20c
8-
1
7-15
8-31
8-25
$1.06%
8-
1
1
7-10
8-15
7-16
!
;
$1.25
(quar.)
Massawippi
Mathieson
4(4%
preferred
Corp.
'(quar.)_.
15c
40c
Ranch
Royalty,
(quar.)
common
(extra)
___'
2.
Testers.
&
(quar.)
1
7-20
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
7-29
7-15
15c
Chemical,
32 %c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
(subject to the approval
California Corp. Dept.)
preferred
(quar.)__
McCabe
60c
Kalamazoo
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power & Light
8-31
5%
8-31
62 %8
(quar.)
9-
8-12
1
(quar.)
95c
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$1
$1.12%
87 %c
10-
9-
1
1
1
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
1
8-1B
Common
12-15
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Keyes
Fibre
Class
Ltd.
(Regular
(interim)
of
Kress
from
net
of
S.)
&
2nd
from
Salle
of
the
Common
Class
A
9-
1
9-15
1
7-15
iquar.)
$1.75
11-
10c
iquar.)_„___
(quar.)
University
Bank
Tire
J $ 1.75
,
pfd.
9-
29c
(quar.)__
McNeil
&
Lincoln
.
3
7-21
9-15
15C
9-30
9-15
'12-31
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
8-15
11-15
56 %c
8-
7-31
7-15
tlOc
7-31
7-31
7-15
75c
(quar.)
8-
20c
Corp.
7-26
1
7-15
7-
96 %C
8-
3
7-15
30c
(quar.)__
9-
1
8-
8-
1
8-17
40c
Tobacco
National
Life
Indiana)
Lincoln
(quar,)__
Insurance
Liquid
Co.
Co.
7-31
6-30
9-
1
7-27
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-12
8-
1
7-24
Carbonic
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
RR., original
Original
1
10-24
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
60c
9-
1
8-
35c
—
,
9-
1
87 %c
9-
1
8-20
Special
guaranteed
8pecial
guaranteed
11-19
2-18
9-10
8-20
50c
12-10
11-19
50c
(quar.)
12-10
3-10-54
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10-54
2-18
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
b-
1
(monthly)
—
9-
1
8-
7-31
8-21
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
$1
8%
preferred
$1
:.
Gas
common
Coal
&
Deck,
Louisiana
Land
5%
preferred
8-
1
1
7-20
&
1
7-22
10-
1
9-
3
9-
3
$1.11(4
10-
1
9-
3
8-
1
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12(4c
Copper Co
Petroleum
Abrasive
Piping
r_
7-10
1
7-15
7-29
15c
8-7
7-28
75c
9-12
8-14
25c
(quar.)
9-12
8-14
10c
9-
1
8-14
7-31
7-15
50c
4%%
8-14
7-31
$1.06%
7-31
28%c
8-10
7-24
10c
9-
1
8-18
40c
preferred
(quar.)_
:
.
Maid
8-
1
7-17
(initial>_
—
7%
pfd.
(accum.)—
Exploration Co.
(quar.)
1
7-15
4.80%
preferred
iquar.)
$1.20
8-
1
7-15
34%c
8-27
Monroe
pfd.
(quar.)
Society
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
$3.85
Chemical
Co.,
common
preference series C
Montana
Power
Co.,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
—
7%
4%
preferred
Morgan
(J.
(John)
Plan
Morris
$2.25
&
Mount
Diablo
13c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.L-t—(quar.)
Royal Rice,
Ltd.
1
75c
8-15
8-
1
t22(4c
1 t$1.75
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
10-
1
9-
4
9-10
8-24
7-30
7-10
5c
56%c
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7- 3
8-
8-31
8-10
lc
8-31
8-10
Straus-Duparquet,
Airlines,
National
Automotive
National
Biscuit
}20c
7-31
7-15
security
National
pfd.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
&
Class
Mills, Ltd.,
(quar.)—
:
(quar.)_
preferred
6% preferred B (quar.)
National Rubber
Machinery Co
Starch
B
—
(quar.)
4%%
convertible
Meter
New
Process
York
New
N.
Y.
New
Air
preferred
Co.,
preferred
England
common
8-11
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
25c
7-31
5c
5c
1
7-20
10-30
10-20
8-
10-
Brake
Central RR.
1
9-
4
15c
1-2-54
12-
4
$1.50
7-31
7-10
7-31
7-10
9-22
9-11
J5c
Co.
8-
1
7-31
8-
1
7-15
8-15
8-15
7-31
7-30
7-20
50c
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-14
8-20
7-20
(quar.)
40c
1—
50c
Co.
1
Y.
State Electric
3%%
Insurance
Wire
Cloth
Noranda
7
7-17
1
7-21
8-
1
7-20
8-15
7-17
'
&
5c
Gas, common
(quar.)
Co.
(increased
Ltd
47(4c
93%c
——
10-
1
9-
4
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Co., 3%% pfd.
Share Corp. (quar.)
Mines,
8-
60c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
■
8-
10%
(s-a)
Co
Newberry (J. J.)
Niagara
Co.
7-31
60p
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
dividend '.
N.
4(4%
7-17
16c
—
3
Y.
(quar.)
Certificates
Co
8-10
N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
8-
7-10
8-31
8-
York
Stock
9-15
$1.18%
37(4c
(quar.)
Neisner Brothers, fhc.—
$2.40
5
8-10
35c
preferred
Neotune
10-
1
Products
$1.40
New
9-
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
—
6%
Co.,
10-15
10-15
50c
50c
class A
(quar.)—
Lead
National
7-21
15c
Welding Machine
Hosiery
A
7-15
$1.75
Mfg.
Bank of N. Y. (quar.)
Electric
National
1
1
50c
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
National
7-31
88-
15c
_.
Inc.
Department Stores Corp.
National
8-14
56%c
10c.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Chemical
National City
1
1
from
(quar.)
Fibres,
Co..
preferred
National
Inc.
1
9-
2c
15c
National
5
Inc.—
and
4(4%
Electric,
3
8-17
2c
profits
Narragansett
Nathan
a
9-
—
(quar.)
Investment Fund,
net income
7-11
1
9-15
50c
;
from
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
Extra
Mutual
7-
12(4c
___
Corp.
Co.
8-10
8-10
7-27
t25c
—
(quar.)
America,
of
1
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Products
Motor
(quar.)_.—___
(quar.)
& Co.
P.)
1
20c
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
7%
1
99-
$1.50
participating preference
Moore
9-
62(4c
96(4c
40c
common
$6 preferred (quar.):
Monterey Oil Co.
<quar.)_
Moody's Investors Service—
$3
7-15
Loan
9-
9-15
11-16
1
9-
50c
12-15
f,50c
8-
38c
9-19
9-16
9-15
8-
25c
3-20
7-15
1
1
$1.10
Fire
12-19
1
1010-
$1.25
$1.12(4
Merchandise
1
8-
$1.25
3
(quar.)
Y.
10-
7-15
1
preferred
Y.
1-1-54
8-
4.50%
7-20
4-1-54
7-
J31%c
Co., Ltd
Mitchell
(Robert), Ltd. (s-a)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
N.
.
7-15
7-20
35c
(quar.)_
N.
62%c
1
7-17
9-ia
20c
&
8-21
62 %C
___
8-
$1.50
1
7-20
Co.—
Valley Public Service—
(quar.)
i—I
8-14
8-1
10-
15c
quarterly
S.)
7-31
5c
(quar.)
preferred
7-20
$4c
;
Corp., Ltd
Co
preferred
9
25c
(quar.)
Grain
Gas
8-
$1.10
Co
Corp.
Co.
9-
7-31
Co
Rhoades,
(J.
7-20
9-23
$25
.
&
3
50c
8
22 %C
3
1
9-15
9-
$1.42%
62V2C
(quar.)_
(quar.-M.—
iquar.)
8-
95c
10-
84.50
preferred
preferred
8-
10c
preferred (initial)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)
9-21
12-22
10-
35c
3quar. 1
convertible
9-19
1
1-2-54
15C
iquar.)
u—
Co.,
9-30
$1
(quar.)
Theatres
27(4c
—
$1.08%
5%
7-21
8-31
8%
Extra
3
$1
$1
common
(monthly).
Boston
8-14
(quar.)
Mitchell
7-15
llV4c
common
Common
Star
8-14
$1.10
guaranteed
Joint
1
Co.,
—
(quar.)_
Missouri-Kansas-Texas,
8-14
9-10
$1.10
Original
Special
I.),
9-
preferred
Common
4
$1.10
(quar.)
Miami
11-
50c
3(4%
Loew's
3
87 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(R.
7-17
9-
7%
25C
(quar.)
Finance
4
1
9-
Mississippi
(Fort
/
preferred
Link-Belt
—
15c
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
Printing Co.,
$3.50
U5c
25C
(increased
(quar.)__
Myers
4
8-
8-
1
Increased
7
40c
_—
Libby
8-
1
1
7-20
9-15
$1.12%
Ltd
&
7-31
1
9-
$1.18%
Insurance
1
9-
45c
(quar.)
9-
40c
10-
Mount
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
t50c
$1.06%
(quar.)
common
Mississippi Power & Light—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Vailey Barge Lines
6
Co.—
7-10
,
(quar.)___—
Cement
1
10-
4%
7-15
*30c
8-14
8-
97(4c
Morrell
$12%C
8-14
9-15
Mission Dry
Corp.
(quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co.—
5
7-31
8-28
8-28
9-30
$2.50
.
Corp., common
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
7-15
Corp., Ltd.—
5%
Midland & Pacific
8- 5
11-
1
9-1
t20c
(quar.)
12-15
,
7-31
50c
Extra
12-15
12-31
8-31
62(40
(quar.)
Manufacturers
Mid-Continent
3
8-
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
1
7-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sons
Brothers.
Liggett
Lock
8-
1
7-10
96 %c
Monsanto
(quar.)
Co.
Savers
Local
9-
15c
(M'o.)
4%%
preferred
Salt
Llbby
Little
7-31
7-15
1
t25c
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube_^
Michigan Steel Tube Products
7-16
t40c
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
Life
8-14
7-27
7-15
1
8-
(quar.)—^
Stores
Leslie
Lewis
9
$1
_
;
Candy Shops,
Portland
Lerner
7-
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
Meyercord
9-28
15c
Co.
(James)
7-24
10-10
Milling, Ltd.—
Inc.,
&
Leece-Neville
10-15
1
J2%c
(s-a)
1
.
Lee Rubber
3.85%
1
8-10
7-15
7-15
preferred
Miami
8-10
7-31
IOC
(quar.)
(Brooklyn)
(interim
1
20c
B
Lehigh
9-24
1
1
8-
115c
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric
12-23
8-
Co.
preferred
Lees
9-30
12-30
25c
Secord
5%
$1.12%
8-14
88-
preferred
4.45%
8-14
1
10-
Laurentide Acceptance
Class A
Class
8-18
9-
40c
(quar.)—
Bryant,
I,aura
8-15
7-16
9-10
$1.12%
(quar.)__
Quarterly
Lane
8-25
7-31
8-14
4.35%
8-28
$1.50
Corp.
Mines
Machine
7-10
15c
(quar.)
B
Landis
1
9-11
20c
(quar.)
A
12-24
8-
75C
(Alfred), Inc., class A
B
(quar.)__
Class
Class
12-30
8-14
1
3.85%
7-31
$1.75
Inc.
Woods
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories, $1.16
Lambert
$1
25C
(quar.)
preferred
Lakeside
$2.50
___
(quar.)
National
Lake
7-10
8-14
1
25c
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
Minute
(quar.).
common
Extension
Dufault
H
1
A
(s-a)
Minneapolis
82c
(quar.)
preferred
Lafayette
CO
1
99-
3.90%
8-31
50c
preferred
A
Telephone
Lake
7%
4(/2%
Apparel,
La
9-25
net
iquar.)
60c pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Crosse
8-14
9-
J15c
Corp.,
&
Y.
Miller
(quar.).
preferred
2nd
L'Aiglon
Co.
Co.,
Co.
Company!
1st
7%
1
"K-l."
(quar.)
preferred
6%
7%
Rubber
Co.
Mfg.,
4V2%
Kroger
9-
investment
38c
class
preferred A
Midwest
Fund series
special
a
B.)
H.)
Kroehler
8
8-25
45c
Ltd.—
Co.,
Shoe
Mid-West
Stores, Inc.
(S.
8
1-
9-15
75c
Creamery
(S.
4-
1-15-54
Funds—
44c
and
(I.
Kobacker
8
$20c
realized gainst.
1
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Knudsen
1-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Preferred Stock
income
Kresge
1-15-54
25c
;
Mines,
Custodian
Income
8
Co.—
A
Keystone
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gold
10-15
37%c 4-15-54
,
5% preferred
(s-a),
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
1-2-54
37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
87%c
common
8-7
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
8-14
37 %C
Kentucky Stone Co.,
&
Merchants
Kellogg Co.—
preferred
1
75c
pfd. (s-a)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
8-14
1
1
9-
25c
McCormick
N.
7-15
7-
8-27
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Melville
11-15
9-15
50c
Extra
8-14
9-
9-
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50
1
$1.06(4
(quar.)
common
preferred
8-
$3
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
3V2%
B
Corp.
McColl-Frontenac
8-13
9-10
preferred
4.50%
8-12
(s-a)__
Corp-,
Co.,
preference
4%%
25c
3.80%
Grain
McCall
of
the
4%
811-
Chemical
Co.
series)
(quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preference
(quar.)
McArthur Chemical, 5% preferred (quar.)
7-31
3c
u
Inc.
Aluminum
5%
8-28
7-31
2c
Extra
Kaiser
7-16
9-11
5c
Common
Johnston
8-15
35c
$1
& Johnson,
common
preferred (quar.)
4%
RR.
convertible
Class
(quar.)
Valley
May Department Stores Co.,
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
7-15
8-
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)
B
1
35c
(quar.)_
Knitting Mills, Inc.,
preferred
50c
8-14
$1
Corp.
preferred
15C
1
7-15
9-10
9-10
30c
•
7-17
—
8-18
8-25
$1
pfd.
8-14
5%
30c
1
9-
8-
(quar.)
4V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)
10-19
8-
R.)
7-21
1
Lorain
prof¬
its)
2
(P.
10-15
$1.43%
Co.
Madison Square Garden Corp
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preference
Mallory
7-15
1
7-31
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.),cl. A (accum.)
Long Island Lighting Co.
(quar.)
changed to
(quar.)
& Co., 4%%
preferred B
1
11-
15c
8-
4.75%
7-
preferred
(R. H.)
8-
62 %c
1
7-31
Lone
Ltd.—
11-
5
8-
62 %c
(quar.)
common
13%C
Preferred
9-18
10-^,
SI.25
common-
pfd.
($-ai_
Bond
8-rl
-8-1
7-20
10-19
$1.09
Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)_
Heintz, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Common
Color,
Growth
and
Foundation
ary
&
Shares,
and
7-10
Ltd.—
iquar.)
Co.,
Institutional
of
$37V2c
Canada,
participating
Ingersoll-Ranri
1
8-
58 %c
Co.
—i
of
Varnish
5
25c
-quar.)
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Assurance
Tobacco
Institutional
6-24
1
(quar.)
Convertible
7-15
8-
9-
(quar.)
Imperial
7-20
1
7-30
$3
(s-a)
preferred
Toronto
8-15
-
»
5%%
Macy
4%
Mar-Tex
&
Wayne,
1
preferred
4 %
7-17
6-30
8-
4.42%
Imperial
I
15c
4.26%
Imperial
8-
8-1
$25c
RR.
non-eum.
4.03%
15c
Corp.—
(s-a)
iquar.i
Telephone
Illinois
Illinois
Co
Securities
preferred
Power
4%
Brick
*
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-14
La
25c
Co..
Corp.,
Hudson
Hunt
7-15
8-15
1
iquar.)
preferred
Houston
8-4
C
371/2C
Y.),
Co.
Finance
preferred
35c
53'/8
1
2
250
Johnson
3
3
i quar.)
preferred
4.40%
8-
8-
11-
Co.—
(quar.)____,
Extra
9-18
3
iquar.)
(N.
(Joseph)
Household
7-10
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
4%
1
8-
(quar.)
&
A
Hardart
7-31
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-10
8-
preferred
preferred
&
5 %
9-
7-31
15c
common
(George A.i
6%
Horn
—
$1.25
iquar.)
Inc.
—
9-15
25c
common
5'i
Insurance
Horder's,
—
45c
93 %c
preferred
Corp.,
Stores,
—
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
1
2%
Corp..
preferred
Holly
8-
preferred
5%
Macco
9-
Kleinert
8-20
common
convertible
7-16
7-15
dividend
Sugar
,7-20
1
7-20
37y2c
Co.,
5%
9-
6-30
pfd.
5'/
4'.;
1
8-
1
5%
Company,
Holly
8-
9-
___.
Mfg.
Hotels
7-15
8-
8-1
(quar.)-_
Higbie
Hilton
1
68%c
7-31
iquar.I
Co.,
7-24
1
7-31
$1.05
1-20
8-14
9-14
8-
7-31
8-15
97 %c
10-20
15c
Higbee
Stock
1
25c
iquar. I.
Co.,
11-
2-1-54
15c
iquar.)
preferred
7-20
!
Hercules Steel Products, 7%
pfd. A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
4(4% preferred series A (quar.)_____
Heywood-Wakefielri Co.,
common
___!
5%
8-14
1
(quar.)_____
iquar. i
preferred
Powder
1
8-
56 %c
Company, common
3%%
preferred
iquar.)
Hercules
8-31
9-
Co.
Hecht
Hercules
9-11
$12i/2c
/
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
8-31
40c
(quar.)
Bakeries.
Hays Corp.,
9-11
$1.37'/2
Marx
America
Fund
Mfg.
8-14
8-14
$1,371/2
(quar.)
preferred
Hathaway
1
1
$1.37 %
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
F.),
(J.
Corp.
9-18
9-
50c
Electric
4!/2%
5
9-
$1.06%
5V2%
preferred
preferred
Shaffner
11-
9-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
tz
11-14
10c
10-15
37 %C
8-15
Lyon Metal Products—
Jersey Central Pcwer & Light—
5
20c
;
8-
$$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
(quar.i
(A.)
5% %
Co.
A
8-15
10c
preferred
Harris
Hat
A.i
B
$4.25
class
(quar.)
(M.
Class
Co..
8-10
9-15
25c
preferred
4.25%
8-10
8-31
1
9-
*$1.25
;
Manufacturing
Hancock
1
9-15
t35c
<quar.i__
7-24
9-
U2V2C
common
8-27
8-14
100%
Hamilton
Hamilton
9-10
10-15
1
25c
1
(quar.)
5%
7-15
45C
dividend
Hamilton
7-16
17 V2C
Cementing
(initial)
common
8- T"
9-
Island—
(quar.)
Service
Jacksonville
Co.—
New
40c
9-15
(quar.)
common
4.29 % preferred (quar.)
8-25
12-15
$1.25
1
8-15
7-31
8-15
9-
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
9-14
8-31
7-13
9-11
8-
9-
Stock
Common
7-10
1
$1
12V2c
$1.2813
(quar.)
35c
7-15
3
Rhode
Co.,
Mackintosh-Hemphill
1
quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
93 %c
4%
7-16
15c
(initial
of
(initial
Inc.
Extra
10-14
8-
$75c
(s-a)
com.,
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
Fundi
Co.
Public
Jack
8-14
37V2C
11* 2
$75c
Ltd.,
Ironrite,
7-31
50c
Co.
preferred
Jervis
(quar.)
Tanning
Trust
3.90%
*
8»17>
7-15
10c
Participating
$4.36
3
56 %C
1
Holdera
Payable of Ree.
Light—
Nashville
Steel
8-13
8-
Share
45
50c
&
Stores,
6-19
1
35c
(quar.)
Iowa, Illinois Gas & Electric
7-10
25c
(quar.)
8-. 1
8-31
7-22
9-
15c
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Jantzen
31 %c
__
(quar.)
Participating
8-25
12-15
9-21
&
preferred
Lucky
2
35c
preferred
$2.50
7-20
9-15
7-
35c
s-a)
Foundation,
conv.
Investors
7-10
-
1
25c
Corp.
Investment
8-14
1
8-
35 c
(quar.)
preferred
Engineering
Intertype
9-18
8-15
9-
preferred
(initial
common
Interstate
4
J25C
Inc.
convertible
7-21
t25c
.
Brewery
preferred (quar.)
Insurance
Mobile
$5
7-15
1
56 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mutuai
Life
$5
1
8-
convertible
25c
(quar.)
com.
Company
Power
Lukens
Ltd.—■
t$1.75
Corp.,
5
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
Western
Griess-Pfleger
$5
8-
t I2V2C
Inc.
Utilities
$1.40
7-15
75c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
L.)
Guardian
Gulf
1,
Canada,
Products Corp.
(quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
International
4.96%
8-19
8-
1
When
Per
Name of
Louisville
$1.75,
preferred (quar.)
3.75%
(quar.)___
Co., Ltd.—•
convertible
Gulf
8-
50c
(accum.)
common
Hydraulics,
Grlesdieck
7-11
ccrp.—
Grayson-Robinson
50c
1.&
3
t25c
preferred
7%
9-10
CD
Co.—
International
Ltd.
,___
Union
$2.25
8-
.
$1
(quar.)
Great
8-
15c
(quar.)
of
Cc..
A
■Grand
5;i~
75c
| Class
conv.
9-
10c
:
pfd.
preference iquar.)
Gould-National Eatteries, Inc.,
41/2%
preferred (quar.)
5%
$1
Harvester
preferred
(quar.)
International Nickel Co. of
$2.50
4%
Graham-Paige
7-20
$1.75
4%
preferred <quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
&
7-20
1
40c
6%
Graiton
7-15
1
8-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.I
Inc.,
1
8-
56 %c
common
Co.
8-
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
Louisiana
7%
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Sanford
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Goodall
Goodall
1
8-J.
55c
tquar.)__
Co..
8-
$1.27 %
(quar.)__
_
7%
8
$1.25
pfd.
Globe & Kepubhc Insurance Co. of America—
Semi-annual
Globe-Wernicke
7-
Share
Quarterly
8
1
Company
International
Southwest—
<quar.)_.
preferred
7-
8-
When
Per
Name of
International Business Machines Corp.—
$1.40
of
Co.,
1
Indiana—
<quar.)_
H.)
8-
50c
common
(P.
3
50c
of
(quar.)
preference
7-
25c
Waterworks, 5.10%
preferred (quar.)
Gillette Co.,
7-17
1
22 (2 c
(quar.)
preferred
7-21
8-1"
8-
California—
General
5%
7-3r±
*25c
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
$2.20
7-21
t $1.25
;
of
Telephone Co.
General
common
Holdert
7-31,-r
87 %c
Ltd.,
~
Payable of Reo.
62 the
(quar.)
preferred
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
4%%
When
Share
Shoe
(331)
10-
1
9-
4
$1.12(4
10-
1
9-
4
quar.)
32(4c
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
93%c
8-
1
7-16
15c
9-15
9-
+$1
9-15
8-14
1
(338)
Ry. Co.,
Western
&
(quar.)___
com.
adj. preferred <quar.)__
_______—
guaranteed <s-a)
—
Mining Corp., Ltd.—.———
4%
1%
Shore
Illinois
$1.50
(Hartford) (s-a)
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
conv.
Northern Liberties Gas
Northern
of
RR.
Northwest
Northwest
Engineering,
Extra
Class
(quar )
Shoe
Leather
Ohio
Co.
Gas
Oklahoma
Natural
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
4%%
Okonite
Industries,
Olin
preferred
Oliver
Oliver
Extra
1---
class A (quar.)—
—
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
7%
Outlet
(quar.)
Co.
—_______
8-15
preferred
Pacific
6%
Electric
&
Gas
iquar,)
preferred
(quar.I
preferred (quar.).:
(quar.).
1st preferred
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Power
7-31
Pacific
Public
$1.30
8-
Eastern
Panhandle
(quar.)
8-15
Ryan
8-15
(quar.)_
7-15
8-
8-
1
7-15
preferred
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A %
8-
1
7-15
St.
Inc.
Airways,
Line,
Pipe
Park
Chemical
7-27
7-27
8-15
7-27
8-15
7-27
8-15
7-20
1
7-20
8-
8-
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
Sheraton
7-31
Scott
7-17
9-15
Park
Distillers
Tiliord
&
Parke,
Parker
Class
B
(quar.).
A
_,—
(quar.)
Coal
Peabody
class
Co.,
Pen
Co.—
prior
Peerless
V/iicox.
Casualty (N. H.i
Peerless
Cement
Stow
Peck,
&
Corp.
(quar.)
__
______
___
I
Special
Peninsular
Wheel.
Grinding
_
7-31
7-
8-26
8-12
preferred
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
————————
$4.50 series A preferred
(quar.)—___—
8-26
8-12
Scythes
9-2
8-
7-31
7-23
Seabrook Farms Co.,
9-
1
8-15
Sears,
8-
Securities
0-
4.30%
3
12-
12-15
7-24
D
3
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
$1
$1.32
$1.30
preferred
preferred
$1.30
preferred
$1.32
Penman's
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—v..
|
7-20
8-28
8-28
Security Insurance
8-15
7-24
Selected
4.25%
32'Ac
{75c
{$1.50
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
:_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.).
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
$1.06'A
40c
$1.50
40c
&
Permutit
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)..
Gear
Co.
Cement
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
1st
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Electric Co.—
quar.)
Philadelphia
pref.
3.80%
(quar.)
common
preferred
(q»ar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred
(initial
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.
3.90% preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
Phillips-Jones
preferred
PiUsbury
Mills,
common
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-
Class
10-
(quar.)
1
10-
9-10
9-
8-14
Sherwin Williams Co.,
Extra
9-15
8-31
10-15
9-21
dep.
Co
Petroleum
Pioneer
—
Plate
Scale
Corp.,
K.)
iH.
Edison
Potomac
Metals
Procter
&
9-10
8-28
Sierra
9-10
8-28
Provincial
'A%
Co.
preferred
4.20%
1
9-11
1-2-54
12-11
10-
12-11 ;
4'A %
2
9-
9-30
Smith
(A.
O.t
Morgani
8-
1
7-10'
8mith
(S.
1
7-10
Smith
(Howard)
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
8-
7-20
7-31
7-20
9-
1
8-
6
Southern
10-15
10-
1
Southern
Southern
Mining
Ralston
Purina
33A%
Co.
(irreg.)
Co.,
Stores
Pile
Co.
(C.
Class
A.)
B
Co.,
Fire
7-
1
Old
1
7-10
{40c
5c
25c
8-
3
7-17
8-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-13
9-
1
8-10
fSl
8-
1
7-14
8-15
7-24
8-21
8-
7
8-
1
7-15
$1.06'A
$1.05
$1.12'A
75c
15c
f30c
{20c
30c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-14
8-20
5
7-31
8-25
7-15
8-
7-
8-
$2
class
A
1
1
Southwestern
3.70%
Common
Renoid
Eiectric
Engineering
Coventry, Ltd., class A
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-17
8-
1
7-17
7-28
9-
1
7-20
9-15
9-
1
Fuel
each
50
7-20
$1.60
8-15
7-31
8-
7-15
8-
1
com.
1
7-21
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
conv.
Standard
this
8-
1
7-31
7-21
1
9-15
U.
8.
Radiator Corp.. com.
9-10
8-28
7-30
6-38
U.
S.
Spring
7-30
6-30
U.
S.
Vitamin
3
7-31
8-15
4
87-
5
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
9-
Ltd.. 4'A%
pfd.
Jersey
held)
New
shares
pref.
&
shaies
—
common
7-16-
1
7-20
8-15
1
*
7-15
7-31
8-
6
7-31
9-
1
8-17
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
Vapor
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
10-
Oil
9-10
1
12-15
8-
7
9-18
12-
1
9-10
8-31
12-10
11-30
8-
6
7-
8-
6
1
7-15
9-14
8-11
9-14
8-11
1
8-15
,
at
$104.65
J.)
Brock,
B
9-
8-
{27c
10-
5%
5%
Petroleum
Washington Gas
Air
Lines
8-
5
Wtestern
Canada
7-31
7-15
Western
Insurance
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
$2.50
class
A
(quar.)
Breweries,
8-15
{15c
{10c
(quar.)
'quar.l
Pictures, Inc
Light Co., common (quar.)_
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 convertible preferred
iquar.)
Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)
Waterous, Ltd., 80c class A (quar.)
Wellman
Engineering Co
West Kentucky Coal Co.
(quar.)__J
West Michigan Steel Foundry
7% prior preferred (quar.)
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4Vi%
preferred iquar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
(quar.)__^
Warner Brothers
Western
1
Corp.—
$1.25
$1.25
1
9-30
9-15
12-31
12-15
9- 1
9-15
8-1
8- 1
8-15
8-14-
Ltd.
(quar.)—
(accum.)
Insurance
Co..
common
Western
Life
Light & Telephone Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (initial)
5%
$1.06'A
30c
$1.31 V*
12Ac
$2
4c
10c
25c
60c
$1.25
$2.50
$2.50
15%c
$1
37'Ac
20c
{35c
25c
62'Ac
4Cc
30c
45c
$1.06'A
$1.12'A
25c
{20c
8-15
8- 1
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-31
8- 1
9-10
8-18
9-10
12-10
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
8- 1
9- 1
9-10
8-20
7-31
9-1
8- 5
8- 1
8-10
8-10
8-15
8-17
20c
50c
9- 1
8- 1
17'Ac
8- 1
$1.12'A
8-15
8- 1
8-15
25c
15c
{25c
9- 1
Securities Co.—
Western
preferred
(s-a)_
preferred (s-rl—
5% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
iquar.)
Virginia Railway, 6%> preferred (quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Ccrp. iquar.)
?_
Waite Amulet Mines. Ltd.
:
i.
Walker & Co.,
common
iquar.)
Warren Brothers Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)_
Corp.,
Warren
25c
35c
$1.25
5%
40c
Co._^
(quar.)
Lithograph
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Heating, 5% preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific, com.
5%
12'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
4'A%
8-15
for
price
Corp.
Co..
convertible
Vinco
62'Ac
30c
pfd. (quar.)__
Upper Peninsula Power Co., common (quar.)
5 'A %
preferred
(quar.)
Valspar Corp., common (quar.l
Universal Pictures
preferred (s-a)
Value Line Fund, Inc.—
Distribution from earned income-—-_—
Van
Camp Sea Food Co. (quar.)
Van Norman Co. (quar.)
1
Vanadium Corp. ot America (quar.)
—_
redeemed
5%
Extra
8-
preferred—
being
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Universal Insurance Co.
(quar.l
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com. (quar.)_
8-14
40c
$7
10c
(quar.)
preferred
$6
45c
5%
75c
20c
(quar.)
25c
25c
10c
(quar.)
Light,
(stock, dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
-
•
——
(quar.)
& Bumper Co.
8-1
5%
$1.06'A /
5c
56'Ac
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
United Transit,
9-15
5%
{56'Ac
62'Ac
9-30
10- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
45c
$1.06'A
62'Ac
37'Ac
35c
Stores Corp.—
United
9
7-31
8-
common
7-13
8-31
8-31
7- 3
7- J*
7-la
(stock
B
preferred
6%
7-27
40c
7-
and
A
Class
$1.033A
$1.06'A
$1.10
$1.15
(one share of Standard
Power
(Wm.
Class
8-31
Tobacco Co.—
(Indiana)
of
Standard Silica
Stanley
1
92'Ac
97'Ac
preferred
Cement,
Co.,
Unexchanged
Stange
10-
—
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
9-4
7-31
Foil Co.—
80c
30c
7-21
8-
8-
S.
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
,
Service,
Commercial
Company
7-16
2
Fire Insurance
U.
8-
10c
dividend
Stock
3
9-
S.
8-31,.
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
8-
1
U.
1
Potash
Common
Standard
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
6%
6-26
10-
S.
Quarterly
Portland
Shoe
U.
Quarterly
Spokane
Improvement Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Machinery, common (quar.)__
Gas
4'A%
United
$4
(quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Spokane International RR.—
8-13
9-11
United
10- 1
4c
income)
investment
<7-10
145c
(quar.)
1
1
8-
35c
&
8-
net
(From
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
Inc.—
Funds,
United
7-31
7-15
7-14
7-14
8-24
Ltd.—
preferred
1
10c
(quar.)
convertible
Stecher-Traung
Reliance
7-10
7-15
Cos.
Investments,
A
class
8-
50c
28c
23»Ac
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Standard
—
Quarterly
Fuel
8-12
22'Ac
(quar.)
4.15%
(quar.)
4.25%
(quar.)
4.40%
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
3.90%
Standard Oil Co.
10c
Ohio)
Public
1
25c
(Dayton,
Electric Coal
$1.20
common
prefeired
6-30
25c
(quar.)
United
United
8-31
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
9-10
{75c
(quar.)
B
7-31
8-14
6%
(quar.)
A
8-14
37'Ac
preferred
Drug,
9-
10-
50c
(quar.)
Class
Class
Tool,
&
7-13
7-15
15c
25c
2dC
(quar.l———___——
7-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
A
Drill
4
Extra
7-27
2(lc
_„
Insurance
5%
Southwestern
9-11
$1.25
(Canada) Ltd., common
preferred
Reliable
7-15
8-
7-31
25c
(quar.)
Class
United
7-31
Railway Co.
7Sc
i.
(quar t
3
8- 1
7-31
■
+10c
{38c
Corps., Ltd., class B—
United
3
4
(quar.).
Co
common
(quar.)
preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reed-Prentice
Reitman's
8-15
10c
25c
(Mass.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
(increased)
Corp.
{10c
37'Ac
Reading Co., common
Owl
7-17
933Ac
(quar.)
Concrete
9-21
50c
(quar.)
common
(qqar.)
(quar.)
Electrotype
Raymond
(quar.)_
Inc.
Corp
Co.
preferred
Randall
__
7-
9-22
87'Ac
4c
9-
Ltd., common
Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
4.80%
12'A%
40c
_
(quar.)
Co.
Platinum
(quar.l„_—
Canada Power Co.,
4'A%
(quar.l
Telephone
Quebec
Quincy
quar.)
(quar.)—
Distribution Shares,
Power
pfd.
conv.
&
preferred
6%
{20c
—
7-31
7-
50c
$1.12'A
7'Ac
56'Ac
income
investment
net
From
California Petroleum—
Southern
7-31
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
4.56%
7
Gold
California Edison,
Southern
4.48%
90c
Co.,
American
South
—
$1.12'/a
r
(quar.)
Stic
25c
125c
(quar.)
Aircraft
Solar
(quar.)_.
Co.
Paper Mills, com.
4% preferred
(quar.)__
{45c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Corp.
common
150c
<fc Co., Ltd,,
(N.)
Co.,
9-15
100%
—
—
Slater
Glass
&
Can
25c
__—____
9-
65c
75c
—.—
(quar.)—
2
9-
9-30
(quar.l—
Corp.
Co.
dividend
Stock
Colorado—
Inc.
Quarterly
Quebec
Ltd.
1
(quar.)—
preferred
Oil
Skelly Oil
7-3
7-20
7-10
8-14
8-15
8-15
8-13
10- 6
9- B
9- 8
dividend) —
Payable in class B stock only
U.
S.
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4V*% participating preferred (quar.)
110c
B
Sinclair
9-11
10-1
1-2-54
65c
(s-a)„
7-31
7-31
40c
$1.50
120c
115c
(quar.)——_
iquar.)
United
7-31
8- 1
common
conv.
common
A preferred (quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores—
convertible preference
United Continental Fund—
2
'
Pacific Power,
Lines,
$3.50
125c
{25c
8-1
8- 1
8- 8
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
10-15
9-22
convertible
Series
2
8-15
Co.
Class
25c
common
United
9-
Ltd.—
Canada,
{35c
25c
50c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)———
United Biscuit Co. of America, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—~—
9-1
preferred (quar.)—
Mines, Ltd.
8ilverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
$1.17'A
(quar.)
prefeired
Pullman,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.,
of
Co.
(increased
Common
Ltd.,
Co.,
Transport
Service
pfd.
Air
9-
$1
6%
90c
c_
B (quar.)
America, Inc
Gamble
&
____.
—l
3.60%
Co.,
of
Brothers
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.70%
Pressed
Ltd.
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Steel
Portsmouth
Reece
&
35c
Co
Glass
Pneumatic
Porter
Pittsburgh
Rapid
Shirriff's,
Aircraft Corp., 5%
7-17
8- 3
7-20
7-20
7-20
7-20
pfd. (quar.)
United
United
Sidney Blumenthal—see
7-17
Johnson
Amer.
Public
7-14
7-20
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
of Calif,
7-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
Blumenthal (Sidney)
Ltd., 5%
1
1
Oil Co.
6-26
——
——
8-
8-25
10- 2
10- 2
$1.12'A
$1
92'Ac
87'Ac
Co.
Lumber
Union
4»A%
———.—-—
(quar.)
Common
Union
7-17
15c
5%
87'Ac
(increased quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of
7-15
7-27
8- 3
—
——
9-10
8- 3
8-15
8-15
—
—
preferred
4%
10- 1
8-1
125c
:
Corp. of America (quar.)
Stock dividend _—_——
9-10
8-
B
Extra
8heraton
2
,
& Associates, Ltd.—
receipts for ord. shares (final)
Pioneer Gold Mines of B. C., Ltd
Pinchin,
5%
7-15
8-
97'Ac
$1
65c
20c
$1.25
50c
1. $1
(quar.)—
preferred
Reed
10-24
8-15
10- 1
127'Ac
{75c
(quar.)———-—————
A
8-
quar.)
preferred
Red
11-15
Class
$1.17
—
4.30%
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
-
7-25
40c
25c
95c
$1.07'/2
$1.10
(increased
Common
4
10-24
8-15
4'A%
7-31
$1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
non-cum.
Price
11-15
preferred series A (quar.)—
preferred series B (quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.—
4%
8-
$1.12ya
$1.12'/a
$4 non-cum.
$4
7-25
Sigma
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
5%
7-25
10-24
50c
35c
(Brooklyn)
Bank
Machine
P**rmanente
4%
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
7
9-10
8-
130c
150c
156'Ac
Co.——————
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com.
15c
National
Perkins
$1
Leather
8-14
8- 9
11-8
8-23
8- 6
40c
$3.70
$3.50
9-18
9-10
$1.06'A
$4
8-14
7-15
8-14
11-16
9-11
8-15
(Mo.)
Co.
Electric
(quar.)
iquar.)
$4.50
9-19
9-29
9- 1
preferred
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)—________
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Union Gas Co. cf Canada, Ltd.*—
Increased quarterly
9-19
8-14
8-3
25c
25c
—————
Rubber,
7-14
7- 3
633Ac
______
Corp., common
Temper
Tyer
8-14
8-14
8- 4
(Dallas, Texas)—
—
Quarterly
True
8-14
9- 1
60c
—
—
8-14
8-21
8- 1
7-31
Pipe Line—
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Union
40c
9- 1
37'Ac
(s-a)
Trinity Universal Insurance
7-24
Inc.—
income—
Seton
11-15
7-17
12c
25c
—.
Corp.
preferred
$2.25
7-17
10c
—.?
—■-
(quar.)_
Company
Transamerica
7- 8
—-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8-6
7-28
9- 1
$1.06'A
$1.14
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas
31'Ac
40c
common
(quar.)_
Shares,
American
investment
25c
Peoples
$4
(quar.)
(N. H.)
9-10
1
10-
$1.06
iquar.)
preferred
5%
From
32'Ac
—
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Send Corp., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
,__
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24 % pid.
6%
33c
33c
—
Corp.,
Acceptance
1
9-11
Townsend
Trane
50c
(quar.)
4.56%
(quar.)___
common
preferred
preferred
4.25%
7-20
10c
10c
partic. preferred
Roebuck & Co.
9-11
——^—
class A\——.—
Corp.,
Container
Co.,
Edison
Toledo
7-15
10- 1
9- 1
135c
131'Ac
(quar.)_^
common
(quar.)_—
preferred
5%
40c
25c
25c
;
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
&
Seaboard
3
Peninsular Telephone Co,
Common
——
1
7-10
9-9
17'Ac
preference (quar.) ______
conv. preferred (quar.)
Ltd|.—
dep.'rets, for ord. reg. (interim) __
Amer.
7-31
8- 1
7-20
7-20
Co.-—
Trust Co.,
Securities
7-15
10- 1
(quar.)—_—
preferred
1
8-15
5%
—
(quar.)—__
$2.50
Co.,
7-13
7-10
7-10
7-10
9-13
9-18
SI
15c
91'Ac
1
convertible
Tobacco
5-
Co.—
Mfg.
3.65%
34'Ac
25c
10c
2*c
25c
12'/ac
10c
preferred (quar.)—
Peaslee-Gaulbert, common (quar.)
convertible
5%
Thermoid
2-
15c
$1.12'A
Scovill
35c
30c
30c
—
$2.40
1
9-1
9- 1
7-31
3<720
iqUiu.y
uoijj.
(reduced)
Co.
&
Davis
1
8-
7-20
preferred
9-15
9-20
7-13
8-26
8-26
7-31
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
7-31
7-31
$1
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Glass
Thatcher
10-31
91'Ac
Sl.OV'/a
7-31
Brothers,
redeemable
1
8-15
8-14
Thalhimer
12-
30c
Co.
Dillon
5
$4.56
9-
(quar.)
Scotten
4
preferred iquar.)———
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Textron, Inc. «'R. i.), $1.25 conv. pfd.
4%
preferred A (quar.)
9-15
$1.21
$1.14
(quar.)—
Light, $4.84 pfd.
&
7-22
9-1
12- 1
7-17
9-10
60c
62'Ac
:—-
(quar.):
Inc.
Industries,
Power
7-16
8-14
7-10
8-5
10- 1
8- 1
12'Ac
$1
$1
25c
15c
iquar.»__——___
Extra
Texas
3.65%
8-1
8- 1
7-17
—i
8-
8- 1
$1
Sulphur
50c
25c
50c
(quar.) _______
pfd. (quar.)
$4
9-
85c
$3.40
Gulf
7-17
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
$4
9-15
Texas
7-28
Co,—
Paper
8-31
1
10-
common
new
Service.
Electric
Texas
8-10
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_—:
A
preferred
5'A%
Texas
7-20
8- 1
110c
50c
—
——,
Inc..
8
8-26
Schwit,zer-Cummins Co.
(s-a)—22'Ac
preferred
non-cumulative
(quar.)
B
Schenley Industries Inc.
8-14
'
Corp.—
4Vfe%
—
——-—
—
$1
—i
linitial) ___.
—
8-27
9-15
{8c
25c
$1.12'A
(quxy*'i_;—
Corp.
iquar.) —
Natural Gas Light
Tennessee
1
6-
8-15
14c
11-15
14c 2-15-54
14c 5-15-54
t20c
8- 1
•_
Quarterly
Technicolor,
Co.
&
Tennessee
12-15
7-15
10-15
7-15
11- 2
8- 1
8-17
9-10
8-1
9-4
8- 6
10- 1
1-2-54
7-31
9-24
(qpsfn)-——25c
(qttar-,ftr-_<__
50c
Swift
9-
14c
Quarterly—-.—-——
Scarfe & Co., Ltd., class A iquar.)—
7-15
1
9-
$1.25
8-1
$1
$1
65c
Superior Steel Corp.
7-15
8-15
$1.25
Antonio
Biscuits, Inc.
Sunshine
7-13
10-1
70c
convertible preferred A (quar.)—.—
Transit (increased quar.)——
5%
San
Class
50c
7'A«
Co.
Park
{$1.06
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
7-20
7-15
Propane
7-13
7-31
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
7-27
8-15
25c
62'Ac
$1
(quar.)
8-14
9-30
8- 1
7-31
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
2nd
7-27
8-14
10-12
25c
12'Ac
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Gas, 5,20% pfd. (quar.)
Sullivan
Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
Sun
Oil Co., common
(quar.)———
4'A% preferred A (quar.).
8-15
9-13
9- 5
30c
common
Spring Corp. (quar.)_
Electric Securities Co.—
2nd
$4
8-23
7-13
10- 1
7-31
56c
—
—, 50c
(quar.)——___—35c
Greene
Suburban
8-14
St.
10c
_
...
com.
Croix
Suburban
8-14
8-21
50c
(quar.)——
pfd. (quar.)—
convertible
Stubnitz
7-15
Foods, Inc.—
Fine
W.
&
S.
8-20
4%
•
Strawbridge
7-18
9-11
7-30
iquar.)
Corp.
Fuller Co.,
& Clothier,
&
7-10
8-1
—-——5%
dividend
Stock
7-20
32'Ac
:
Consolidated Petroleum—
1
8-15
i—__—
30c
Baer
$4
Co.
P.)
Warner
8-14
9-10
9-23
35c
5c
Co.
Milling
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)..
...
Motors Corp.—...
Paramount
7-15
75c
.
preferred
4%
1
8-
(quar.)
Management
Royalties
Russell-Miller
Stix,
(J.
7-20
7-29
10%
(quar.)
Engineering
O.)
(J.
7-15
7-15
.
Co.—
(quar.I.
World
American
Pan
1
Corp.—
Oil
Western
preferred
4%
Ross
7-15
1
8-
31'/4C
31'Ac
—
preferred A (quar.)—_
(quar.)
—
Light. 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
1st
Pacific
...
1st
Service
7-15
8-15
Corp.
&
9-18
{25c
{$1.06'A
Stewart
7-20
1
1
1
1
8-1
7-27
9- 1
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
Rolls Royce, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Paper
Stevens
7-20
—
—
—
preferred (quar.)—
4'A%
9-15
9998-
SI
$1.02'A
$1.183A
15c
$1.16
4'A%
9-30
37'Ac
34%c
31'Ac
—
—_—___
preleried
1st
Rolland
Co.—
5'A%
5%
Rohr
7-17
8-21
8-
31'Ac
,—_____
Aircraft
7-31
1
8-15
Brewing
$1.25
7-31
8-31
Co.
(quar.)
—______—.—
25c
Pacific Finance Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.$1.25
Pabst
7-14
7-31
7-20
Co.
Gas
—
(quar.)J—
Stores
Brewers, Inc
9-15
7-31
—
Stern Textiles
&
Stern
Payable of Rec.
8-1
7-7
8-1
7-7
8-14
7-30
{20c
{20c
30c
37'Ac
25c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)-—
Co.
Bros.
Sterling
7-15
8-18
8-1
8-14
8- 1
7-30
23c
50c
15c
56'Ac
_—__—
(accum.)
7-30
7-15
7^15
7-31
$1.25
.—:——
...—_
Inc. iquar.)
Cement Co., class A
8-15
7-15
8-
25c
50c
{20c
{$1.75
convertible
$2
—
(increased quar.)—-Robbins Mills, 4.50% preferred A (quar.)—
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4% preferred F (quar.)
—
——4.10% preferred H (quar.)
—
$4.75 preferred I (quar.)
—-——
Rocklanu Lignt & Power Co., com, tquar.)4.65%
preferred
——f----—
8-
25c
....—
—
Roanoke
7-30
$1
$1.12,/2
A (quar.)
Corp., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
^
United Filters, Inc., class B (quar.)
4%
7-15
20c
common—...
Riverside
93JAc
7oc
5c
(quar.)———
Corp.
Sterchi
5
8-
jj" {
8-1
9-15
3°c
Brand Rice Mills,
River
8-15
1
(quar.)—
Valley Gas (Texas)
Oil
Giande
Rio
j
-10- .1-
(quar./__
common
preferred
3%%
Richfield
7-15
61'Ac
593Ac
50c
—__
(quar.)
Company
7-31
7-20
37'Ac
30c
_
(quar.)—
com.
7-16
50c
$1.75
(quar.)(quar.)--——~w.—
common
preferred
preferred
Inc.,
Rich's,
3
8-
8-14
—25c
iquar.)
common
Co.,
Gas
2nd
7-31
10c
20c
(quar.
Electric,
&
Oklahoma
1st
7%
10c
(quar.)
Co.
7%
7-20
9-14
25c
—
______
Nunn-Bush
7-20
1
25c
—
__
B
Extra
Inc.,
Rice-Stix,
7
8-
1
3
Stein
(quar.)
&
(A.)
8-15
Ltd.,
Canada,
of
Co.
Preference
8-10
9- 1
9- o
jj" ®
*c
Co
Oil
Steel
7-10
7-25
35c
50c
50c
'quar.)
Ranch
Rice
8-
283Ac
(qUai\)_—__
A
mass
8-15
8-
37'Ac
(quar.)
B
Class
1
9-
1
8-14
__—COc
iquar.t$1.50
Co. (quar.)
$1.50
Inc.—
preference
Airlines,
convertible
4.60%
7-20
9-
(s-a)
Lumber
Redwood
Northern
1
9-30
Hampshire
New
7-16
Holden
When
Per
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
Payable
Share
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.) (quar.)___.
Revere Copper & Brass Inc, (quar.)-Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com, tquar.)
8-13
8-
{8c
85c
25c
20c
_
Insurance Co.
Noitheastern
Northern
(quar.)
Gac Co.
9-10
8-10
$3.50
Normetax
North
Payable oj Rec.
Share
75c
25c
of Company
Name
Norfolk
Name of Company
Holder*
When
'
Per
Holder»
When
Per
-
Chronicle... Monday, July 27, 1953
Commercial and Financial
The
46
(quar.)
$1.37'A
30c
40c
31 'Ac
12c
8- 1
9-15
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-1*
8-199-
1
7-17
7-1T
8-
1
8- 3-
7-24
7-13
8-14
7-18
7-18
8-13
7-22
7-22
7-18
7-16
7-15
7-13
8-31
8-
7
9-
1
12-
1
y9- 4
y9- 4
8-21
8-20
7-17
8-
7
8-10
8-
7
7-15
8-14
7-15
7-15
7-24
7-24
8-
1
7-31
8-14
7-10
7-13
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-31
6-18
9- 3
7-15
7-15
7-15
I
Number 5241
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(339)
Per
Name o) Company
-
Pacific
Western
b'/o
RR.
A
prcierren
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
Class
B
tquarj
$1.25
&
$2
Ltd.,
cl
Winn
0
11-18
11-
i
2-
1
•
(quar.)
.A
10-
1
Company
Corp.
&
Co.
_
Inc.
(quar.)
25c
Instrument
common
(quar.)_
Brothers
9-15
9-10
8-26
$1.43%
Co.
8
Wisconsin
Public
common
Service
'1
7-17
7-17
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
Co.
si1
7-17
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
&
8-
7-17
50c
(quar.)__
Rubber
1
$1
(initial
9-30
8-15
8-
17'/2c
8-15
8-15
7-io
York
4c
8-
1
8-
1
50c
_
9-
1
Extra
Co.
_
8-25
25c
___
7-
8-
25c
7-10
Ltd
J4c
8-
'
7-28
50c
8-28
1
7-17
t20c
8-1
7-2
8-1
7-2
6%
preferred
(quar.)
J37Vic
8-1
7-2
•Transfer
books
tPayable in U.
^Payable
7-2.
9-
1
2
in
resident
S.
a
Less
Less Jamaica
British
50c
■
_
9-
8-20
x
10-
1
9-19
y Corrected
11-
2
10-20
1
Previous
for
Funds, less
15%.;
8-20
1
closed
not
Canadian
tax
25c
_
_
9-10
7-31
37V2c
(quar.)
Co.
Holder*
1
+31 Vic
25c
_
10-
(quar.)
8-10
20%
_
(monthly)
___
(quar.)
common
Ltd.—
_
50c
preferred
7-13
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)_
7-15
$1.26
pfd.
conv.
Mines,
Gas
Ltd.,
Co.
Payable of Rea.
5%
7-15
1
County
Zellers,
7-15
8-
$1.25
7-25
1
Jr.
7-31
2 '/2c
_
.
9-13
7-31
7-25
34 %c
quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred iquar.)___
9-30
6%
Bear
When
Share
Manufacturing
Yellow Cab Co.,
Corp.—
(interim)
Wrigley (Wm.),
Monthly
9-18
15c
Ordinary
8-20
Towne
Yellowknife
_
preferred
(quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
25c
common
7-20
8-31
&
$1.50
5%
8-1
-
7-31
Yale
11c
_____
Inc.,
$1
Stores,
convertible
10--1
25c
Corp
(.quar.)
Mfg.
7-10
Per
Name of Company
7-2fi
11c
_
________
income)
Wizard Boats,
8-21
11c
Wisconsin Electrc Power, 6%
pid. iquar.t__
Wisconsin Investment Co., (from investment
7-10
7-31
(monthly)
Holdert
Payable of Rec
25c
Grocery
_
When
Share
(quar.)
Loveit
Monthly
Monthly
9-10
7-31
mvhc
tl2V2c
Cement
Auto
5J/2%
Wickes
__
Sewing Machine Corp.,
prior preferred (quar.)
White's
0-
2-15-54
$1.25
_____
Co.,
preferred
Whitehead
Per
Name of
3
Stationery
(quar.)
Electrical
Whitehall
8-
0-1.
$1.25
(quar.)
prior
White
$1.^5
'quar.)-
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4%
8-17
(quar.)_
Paper
Westmoreland,
Weston
^
Holdert
Payable of Rec
75c
■..
A
preferred
5%
Westminister
(quar.)
A
Tablet
Western
When
Share
Co., com.
47
15%
Funds,
resident
income
this
dividend.
Canadian
tax
tax
non-residents'
deductible
the
at
tax.
source.
Non¬
reported
boxa.
7%.
tax.
income tax.
payment
published
holders
or
dates
of
record
dates
are
incorrect.
were
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Analy Union High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Andalusia, Ala.
Bond
Sale—The $215,000 public
improvement
15
bonds
offered
awarded to
were
a
July
group com¬
posed of Thornton, Mohr & Farish,
of
Montgomery, Hendrix & Mayes,
Sterne, Agee & Leach, both
Birmingham, as 3!/4S and 4s, at
and
of
price of 100.03,
a
3.45%.
from
Bond
Due
basis of about
a
serially
1954 to
1963
Aug.
on
1
Offering—Wm.
County
sen,
sealed
bids
Clerk,
his
at
J.
Santa
Rosa, until 2:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $500,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
1953.
Due
1978
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
terest
ty Treasurer's office.
inclusive.
i
Eastern
Greensboro, Ala.
Bond
Sale
natural
mortgage
bonds
offered
2399—were
gas
June
revenue
5—v.
awarded
177,
p.
to
Sterne,
Agee & Leach, of Birmingham, as
4V2s, at par.
Union
Springs,
Ala.
Bond Offering—Charlie S.
Eley,
Secretary of the Water Works and
Gas
will
Board,
(P. O. 512 West Florida Ave.,
Hemet), Calif.
The $205,000 first
—
receive
sealed
Municipal Water District
1
from
on
Aug. 1 from
1978
inclusive.
District,
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
his
at
will
Bernardino, until 11
Aug.
on
10
for
in
interest
County
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
: -
issue
for
or
accordance
both
with
the
at
9
a.m.
systems
bonds.
Dated
to 1966 inclusive will bear in¬
inclusive.
and
interest
Aug.
1 from
terest
(F-A)
the
County
mortgage
revenue
Aug. 1, 1953. Due
1956
to
of
as
1983
Aug.
on
Callable
inclusive.
1,
by
proved
gas
5%,
1958.
Legality ap¬
Thompson,
Dumas,
Sold—No
1966
July
bids
were
23—v.
inclusive
rate
Offering—A1
bids
until
Aug.
3
will
7:30
G.
Wilson,
receive
sealed
following;
improvement
bonds.
Due
on
July 1 from 1954 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
to
exceed
1955
Bonds
5%
on
in
as
at
the
First
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel-
Robinette, of Phoenix.
CALIFORNIA
Vista
any
on
July
$62,000
Clerk,
10
for
the
building
Sept. 1, 1953. Due
1955
and
to
will
until
27
1972
(CDST)
purchase of
a.m.
bonds.
on
receive
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
in
Angeles.
District,
Kern
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
Vera K. Gib¬
Clerk,
County
will
receive
field, until 11 a.m.
(CDST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $550,000 building bonds. Dated July 7,
19£3.
1963
Sutcliffe,
of
Francisco.
San
serially from
Due
inclusive.
1954
Principal and
to
in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Union
Riverside
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
High
Sale—The $210,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 178,
p.
94—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National
Trust
ciation, Dean
son,
&
&
Savings
Asso¬
Witte^ & Co., Law-
Levy & Williams, and Stone
all of San Fran¬
Youngberg,
cisco;
N. White & Co., Oak¬
land, and Jones, Cosgrove & Mil¬
ler, of
100.11,
4.15%,
C.
Pasadena,
a
at a price of
net interest cost of about
as
follows;
$30,000 4V4s.
1960
to
Due
Bond
Sale—The
1962
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1973
July
inclusive.
of
Sav¬
as
fol¬
Due
1965
Due
to
June
on
1971
400,000 3s. Due
and
June
on
1
1964 inclusive.
2%s.
from
June 1 from
inclusive.
2V2s.
1,400,000
William
2.80%,
on
1957
from 1958 to
15 from
—
1955
p.
246—were awarded to the Bank
Association,
of
San
Fran¬
cisco.
Lancaster
Sch.
Dist.,
Los
Angeles
County, Calif.
1963
to
72,000 4s.
June
on
1
inclusive.
1,
1972
1973.
Santa Rosa High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
a
R.
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
246—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
cago, and Taylor & Co., of Bev¬
erly Hills, jointly, as 4s,
at
a
price of 101.46, a basis of about
Sch.
Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $59,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
p. 246—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
4j/4S, at a price of 100.40, a basis
of about 4.20%.
Orland Joint Union School District,
Glenn and Tehama Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $398,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 178,
p. 191—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust &
Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows:
$60,000
5s.
1954
to
to
on
1956
to
Aug.
on
1960
1
1972
1954
15, from
County
er,
2.85%,
Due
to
to
1966
to
Clerk,
will
Due
Due
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1974 to
(
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
300,000 3s.
receive
sealed bids at his office in Auburn,
Aug.
1 from
inclusive.
1965
425,000 2%s'.
County, Calif.
follows:
as
on
1957
365,000 2V2S.
inclusive.
Aug.
on
1978
1 from
inclusive.
July 27
Other members of the syndicate:
for the purchase of $23,000 build¬
First BostJon Corp., Weeden &
Co.,
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1973 in¬
of
until
10
a.m.
(CDST)
Principal
(M-S)
on
interest
and
payable
at
the
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
San
Francisco; Harris Trust &
Bank, of Chicago; Cali¬
fornia Bank, of Los Angeles; Dean
Witter & Co., J. Barth & Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, all of San Francisco; Wil¬
Savings
liam
R.
geles;
cisco.
ser
Russell School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $34,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 178,
p. 94—were awarded to the Bank
&
Staats
& Co., of Los An¬
Bruce & Co., Kai¬
Co., H. E. Work & Co., Law-
Heller,
son, Levy &
Williams, Stone &
Youngberg, all of San Francisco;
Taylor
&
Co.,
of
Beverly
Hills,
Skaggs
Co., and
Hill Richards & Co.,
Davis,
& Co., Brush, Slocumb &
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Hannaford
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Francisco.
as
&
Talbot,
all
of
San
follows:
Sierra
$11,000
5s.
1954
Due
to
15 from
on
Aug. 15 from
to 1978 inclusive.
Dimas
Sch.
Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
School
County,
Bond
District,
Calif.
Offering
J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
San
Union
Fresno
inclusive.
23,000 4 V4s. Due
1965
Aug.
on
1964
at
10:30
—
his
a.m.
office
in
Fresno, until'
(CDST)
on Aug. 4 for
purchase of $100,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due se¬
rially from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
the
Bond Sale—The $172,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
p. 247—were awarded to Weeden Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
& Co., of San Francisco, as
3V4S,
at
a
price of 100.58, a basis of fice.
South
Aug. 1
from
San
on
1973
on
Aug. 1 from
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Bond
from
inclusive.
Due
118,000 3V2S. Due
to
Aug.
on
about
Bond Offering—L. Rechenmach-
inclusive.
140,000 3V4S.
1968
Due
cost of
$160,000 5s.
about 3.17%.
Due
80,000 2%s. Due
1957
inclusive.
on Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
Elementary School District,
3.81%.
River
1966
1958
Rocklin
clusive.
Bqnd Sale—The $190,000 build¬
Old
1962
Placer
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings
to
48,000 4V4s. Due
$155,000 build¬
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
on
to
to
1,100,000
inclusive.
on
composed
group
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
p.
Hills 1 School
Elsincre
Offering—L. Rechenmachbids
Los
Elk
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
County
Association
Los
or
Chicago or New York City, at
the option of the holder. Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Placer
sealed
office
National
Angeles; or
fiscal agent of the District
Savings
Orange County, Calif.
Sept.
District
the
1963
Due
building bonds offered July 13
v.
178, p. 191—were awarded to
1967
sealed bids at her office in Bakers-
Holbrook.
Bond
at
or
America
of
Francisco
son,
bonds
are
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at tne Town Treasurer's
er,
the
at
office
Bank
to
$600,000 43As. Due
15 from
Sacramento County, Calif.
Sale
The
$144,000
about 4.40%.
in
of
The
or
of
interest
&
and
1964
callable
are
1953.
Alta
payable
the
dated
and
&
lows:
1954
July
on
Bond
rate not
a
Trust
July 1
July 1, 1963.
&
inclusive
Trust
office.
Bond Sale—The $1,250,000 build¬
Staats
Co., Los Angeles, Dean
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
Witter & Co., and Blyth &
Co.,
Keppel Union School District, Los
both of San
Francisco, at a price p. 191—were awarded to a syndi¬
Angeles County, Calif.
cate
headed
of
by
the
Bank
of
100.10, a net interest cost of
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
America National Trust &
about 4.06%, as follows:
Savings
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
Association, of San Francisco, at
p. 246—were awarded to the Bank $24,000 4s. Due on Aug. 15 from
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
La Habra School District,
be
Principal
Treasurer's
of
will
bonds
inclusive.
1971
to
maturing
thereafter
bess
1981
to
water
bonds. Due
revenue
Bank,
1967
1953.
of
not
Principal
payable
at
1973
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 4V2s, at a price of
100.77, a basis
(M-S)
at
office
be
San
$35,000 not to exceed 4%% water
from
will
1954 to
Treasurer's
exceeding 4y2%.
1,
p.m.
(MST) on
purchase of the
the
for
60,000
a
not
will bear interest at
178,
Springerville, Ariz.
Clerk,
at
1 from
National
terest cost of about
Rio Linda Union School District,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
The
Bond
issued
Aug.
issued
a
from
94.
Town
be
1981
to
on
exceeding 5%,
and $3,620,000 due on Sept. 1
submitted for the $37,000 building
offered
will
1967
exceeding 4%%.
at
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
p;
maturing
from
4,300,000 bonds, of which $680,000
due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 31
bonds
exceeding
1
inclusive
ARIZONA
Not
not
$2,120,000
and
rate not
rate
a
Sept.
on
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
Bonds
at
Due
America
follows:
as
Due
4s.
1964
his office
$2,500,000 bonds, of which $380,000
maturing on Sept. 1 from 1959
natural
County, Calif.
3.93%,
3s.
1954
following
and
about
39,000
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on July 29
works
—
Sale—The
$40,000
for the purchase of $625,000 water
provisions.
Bond
Sale
The $3,500,000
building bonds offered July 21—
v.
178, p. 95—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
Co., of San Francisco, at
price of par, a net interest cost
of
in Los Angeles,
(CDST) on July 28
for the purchase of $160,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
until
San Mateo Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
in¬
Witter &
a
Garvey School District Los
Angeles County, Calif.
bids
either
in
and
$79,000 build¬
ings Association, of San Francis¬
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 177.
co, at a price of 100.15, a net in¬
p.
2726—were awarded to Dean
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
them
Principal
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Sonoma
Bond
(F-A)
made for
inclusive.
Rincon
Prin¬
10 a.m. (CDST) on Aug. 4 for the
purchase of either $2,500,000 gen¬
eral
obligation water bonds or
$4,300,000
bonds.
Bids
may
be
of
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
office.
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
of
payable
Treasurer's office.
the
payable
receive
until 10 a.m. (CDST)
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $99building bonds. Dated June 1,
1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to
1973
(CDST)
1966 inclusive.
will
000
$360,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 15, 1953.
Due on Aug. 15
from 1955 to
Clerk,
on
San
purchase
Offering—John A. Brun-
County
sealed bids
receive
a.m.
the
Bond
ing,
San
office
Elementary School District, Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 incluMateo County, Calif.
sive.'Principal and interest (M-S)
San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
son,
Portola
inclusive.
Due
School
Fontana
at
tors, will receive sealed bids until
Aug.
on
1971
to
cipal and
Bond Offering—Ruth E.
Norton,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Due
to
1972
receive
in
4s.
1963
Johan-
will
office
90,000
90,000 4%s.
Mateo,
Offering
—
Calif.
William
J.
O'Farrell, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
bids
Aug.
$820,000
12
until
11
for
the
municipal
a.m.
Sacramento
School
District,
Sacramento County, Calif. f>
(CDST)
purchase
of
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on
Bond
Sale—The
$59,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 178,
p.
191—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
48
July 27, 195a
(340)
at
(J-J) payable at the Con¬
terest
FLORIDA
price of 100.13, a net interest
4.31%, as follows:
a
Trust CO., Chicago. Legality ap¬
$525,000
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
utility rSVefflte certifi¬ Chicago.
39,000 4y4s. Due on Aug. 15 from cate? Onered July 20—v. 178, p.
Fort
Wayne Independent School
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
191—were awarded to a group
Certificate
from
$20,000 4%s. Due on Aug. 15
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
municipal
; i
Offering—Harry
Bond
bids
sealed
will
Clerk,
County
isoo.,
office
his
at
Secnardino, until 11 a.m.
Offering
Bond
Bernardino County, Calif.
E.
Joseph
—
Kern
District,
School
Vineland
bids at her office in Bak-
crsfield, until 11 a.m.
(CDST) on
$150,-
Atfg. 4 for the purchase of
<400 building bonds.
Dated
1954
Principal and
at the County
inclusive.
1967
to
June
Due annually from
23, 1953.
payable
interest
^Treasurer's office.
Elementary Sch.
Whittier
Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
umfcil
9
July 28
on
bonds.
building
1954 to
Principal and in¬
Due on Aug. 1 from
1953.
inclusive.
1973
payable
(F-A)
terest
at
2%s,
basis of about
a
of
basis
a
178,
(CDST)
and Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
price of 100.11, a
cost of about 3.57%,
1973 inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
Oct. 1 from 1954 to
90,000 .3%s.
1956
100,000 3y2s.
and
1973
various
Conn.
—
H.
W.
will receive sealed
Britain National
the New
at
at
first
the
Due
to
July
bonds
July
on
1973
1
1
from
inclusive.
dated
are
Interest
J-J.
provement
.aLcn.
1972
New Britain, pntil 11:30
(DST) on July 28 for the
purchase of $700,000 bonds, di¬
follows:
inclusive.
190,000
street bonds.
Due on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
Due
for the
Aug. 3
Dated July
bonds.
(J-D) payable at such bank
North Judson, Ind.
Rapids City, III.
clusive.
Bond Offering—Theodore
Tyler,
$135,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
Dick
or
Allen Parish
Due
Aug.
on
1,
1968.
F.
build¬
$82,000
2832—were awarded to
Calcasieu
Barrow,
Shreveport.
W.
Craigie
Co.,
&
of Rich¬
Pollock &
Co., Hirsch & Co., all of
York, R. H. Moulton & Co.,.
New
of
San
Francisco,
&
Co.,
La.
both
of
New
A. Norton,
Haupt &
York;
mond, King, Quirk & Co., Wm. E„
Pont
Offering —H.
Bond
of New
Parish School District
(P. O. Lake Charles),
No. 29
R. S. Dickson & Co., Ira
Co., all
offered July 21—v. 177,
Leary & Co., of
&
Co., of Philadelphia,..
Merle-Smith, Reynolds &.
&
Hutton & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,.
School District No. 4
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds
Hall
Weeks,
Co., both of New York, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬
falo, Hayden, Stone & Co., W. E_
Cutler, of Chicago.
O. Oberlin), La.
(P.
p.
I
& Co., Hornof New York,.
Republic. Co., of Chicago,
&
Burr,
of New York,.
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
&
1, 1958. Principal and Coffin
payable at the Chemical Braun,
& Trust
Co., New York" Stroud
LOUISIANA
company
2.60s.
and
Harris,
blower
O.
in Chicago or Aug. 1 for the purchase of the
Decatur as may be agreed upon $20,000 school and civil township
bonds originally scheduled to have
between
the
purchaser and the
been
sold
on
July 25.—v. 178,
District.
Legality
approved
by
p. 247.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
trust
York,
Central
of July
Bank
Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Aug.
on
Dated July Hemphill, No.yes & Co., all of New
interest
Township
Principal and in¬
Due
& Hutzler, Bear, Stearns &
Co., Hallgarten & Co., all of New
York, Lee Higginson Corp., A. C.
Allyn & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,.
at the Kentucky Trust
Co., Louisville. Legality approved
(P.
2V2s.
Bros.
1953. Due on July 1 from 1954
1983 inclusive. Bonds maturing
1959 and thereafter are callable
by Chapman &
Township
Highways, will
10 a.m.
Project No. 18 bonds.
and Mer¬
City,
of Fort
Offering—Leslie G. Ross,
Bond
of
(CST) on Aug. 7 for the purchase
$4,361,000
bridge
revenue,
Aurora), Ind.
R. R. 2,
1,
Township
1
members
of the syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co., C. J..
Devine & Co., Eastman, Dillon &.
Co., White, Weld & Co., Salomon.
of
in
Aug.
on
Other
sealed bids until
receive
1,
'Due
cate:
Commissioner
2%s.
as
Manchester
Dec. 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
terest
or
$100,000 sewer fund bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973
on
Branch,
purchase of $4,200,000 sewer im¬
Bank
National
1967
not
Kentucky (State of)
—
W. P. Curlin,
as
chants
2y4s.
3,334,000
bonds offered
Bond Offering
July 21—
Aug. 1 from;
on
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
$325,000
sold.
O.
Due
1957 inclusive.
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
Sold —The
natural gas revenue
offered the same day were
awarded to the Farmers
6,667,000
July 17—v. 178, p. 192—were
$60,000 Civil
School
1954 to
8,335,000
to
bonds
$6,664,000 4s.
a
Fulton, Ky.
ton, as 23/4s.
The
$45,000
re¬
100.72,
of
price
a
Not
Bonds
178, p. 95—were awarded to the
Gibson County Bank, of Prince¬
Sanitary District, III.
Offering—Lyle V. DeWitt,
(CDST)
p.m.
Bank,
as
District
on
July 1,.
Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
KENTUCKY
v.
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
1953.
vided
The
1953.
basis of about 2.37%.
Board
(P.
Township bonds offered
1,
Decatur
Judd,
President of the Board of Finance
sand Taxation,
Ja,n.
on
callable annually in
are
amounts,
Bond
bids
Bond Sale —The
,
mature
bonds
The
CONNECTICUT
Offering
2M>s,
as
Ind.
Haubstadt),
r
demption date being Jan. 1, 1956.
^ta'1993 inclusive.
Bond
Township
Johnson
$85,000 3V2s.
New Britain,
1955
County State Bank, of Ida Grove,
4.16%.
Aug. 7 for the pur¬
on
follows:
as
bids
until 9 p.m. (MST) on July 31 for
the purchase of $600,000 (non taxexempt)
dormitory construction
1 from
bonds.
1,
Aug.
Interest J-J.
Earling, Iowa
payable at the office of the
of School Commissioners.
interest
net
Offering—William H. Gill,
Jan.
dated
Due
proved
$165,000 school building
Dated Aug. 21, 1953. Due
bonds.
on
sive.
of St. Louis, at a
College (P. O.
on
1 "bonds.
23,000 Water Works District No. 1
1, 1968 inclusive.
are
follows:
as
Protection
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
O.
of
chase
95—were awarded to a group
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
McDougal & Condon, both of Chi¬
President, will receive sealed
Due
bonds
1953.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Offering — M. V. Bailey,
2.72%.
ing bonds offered July 20—v.
Colorado Springs)',' Colo.
bonds.
1954 to Jan.
The
Fire
$23,000
No.
Lawrenceburg), Ind.
p.
cago,
Bond
bonds, divided
40,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from
July
1,
School District No. 70 Business Manager of the Board of
School
Commissioners,
will re¬
(P. O. Morton Grove), III.
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
COLORADO
Colorado
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until
10 a.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $46,000)
1968 inclu¬
1954 to Jan. 1,
1,
La.
Offering—Walter L. Bre-
Secretary of the Board of
cheen,
sive.
Cook County
'•County Treasurer's office.
The
Ice & Miller, of
Greendale Sch. Town (P.
Pinion,
M.
100.29,
of
price
a
about
the
at
Greensburg),
Bond
IOWA
National Bank of Chicago, as
$500,000
Aug. 1,
of
Dated
purchase
the
for
(CDST)
a.m.
re¬
p.m.
receive sealed
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bids until 5 p.m. (MST) on July
MARYLAND
be received by the Town Clerk
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
31 for the purchase of $6,500 im¬
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 29 for
p. 191—were awarded to the In¬
Maryland State Roads Commission
provement bonds. Due on Aug. 1
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp., the purchase of $4,000 Town Hall
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
(P. O. Baltimore 2), Md.
Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price of bonds. Legality approved by Ban¬
Bond
Sale —The
$25,000,000-nister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
ILLINOIS
100.32, a basis of about 2.81%.
highway construction bonds of¬
Cooney, of Des Moines. *
fered July 21—v. 178, p. 192 —
Hagerstown, Ind.
Cook County School District No. 37
Ida Grove, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $83,000 sewage
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate(P. O. 2921 Illinois Road,
Bond Sale—The $55,000 general headed
works revenue bonds offered July
Wilmette), III.
by the Union Securities.
street
construction Corp., New York City, at a priceBond Sale—The $272,000 build¬ 18—v. 178, p. 191—were awarded obligation
bonds offered July 21—v. 178, p. of
100.06, a net interest cost of;
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 178, to Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬
248—were
awarded
to
the
Ida about
p. 247—were awarded to the First nati, as 4V4s, at a price of 101.14,
2.58%, as follows:
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
2
Indianapolis.
Village Clerk, will
Gib-
K.
will receive
Clerk,
County
a-jv,
sealed
■
Idaho
Offering—E.
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering—Vera
Bond
by Ross, McCord,
t
until
of the Board of (CDST) on July 30 for the pur¬
will
receive chase of $80,000 school building
bonds, divided as follows:
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CDST)
on Aug. 4 for the purchase of $1,$40,000 School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
250,000
school
building bonds.
IDAHO
Culdesac,
will
Trustee,
bids
Kramer, Secretary
School
Trustees,
the purchase of as follows:
Dated Aug.
1, 1953.
Due semi¬
$180,000
building bonds.
Dated $103,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from annually from July 1, 1959 to Jan.
Aug. 15, 1953.
Due on Aug. 15
1, 1964 inclusive.
Principal and
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
from 1954 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable at the Lin¬
422,000 33/4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
coln National Bank & Trust Co.,
1963 to 1974 inclusive.
at the County Treasurer's office,
Fort
Wayne.
Legality approved
legality approved by O'Melveny
4k Myers, of Los Angeles.
sealed
ceive
for
10
Aug.
oc>.
Township
ers,
City, Ind.
composed of Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., both
of Chicago, Stubbs, Smith & LomL. Alli- bardo, of Birmingham, and Prenreceive dergast, Fahey & Co., of New
in San York City, at a price of 97.10, a
(CDST) net interest cost of about 3.96%,
School District, San
Terrace Union
Co., and the Fletcher Trust Co., all New Orleans, Harold E. Wood &
Indianapolis, as 3V2s, at a price Co., of St. Paul, and Bohmerof 100.10, a basis of about 3.48%. Reinhart & Co., of Cincinnati, on
a bid reflecting a net interest cost
Wheatfield Township (P. O.
of about 4.50%.
Wheatfield), Ind.
Bond Offering—Walter L. My¬
St. Helena Parish (P. O.
of
Bank &
tinental Illinois National
Myers, Fla.
Sale — The
Fort
<cost of about
Francis
I.
du
Roosevelt & Cross,,
York, McDonald &
Co., of Cleveland, Mullaney, Well^
&
Co., Blunt Ellis & Simmons,.,
offered Secretary of the Parish School both
of
Chicago,
Andrews
&.
247 —were Board, will receive sealed bids Wells, Inc., of New York, Paul H_
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 1
awarded to the Channer Securi¬
Davis & Co., of New York, R. D„
on
1963 inclusive.
July 27 for the purchase of
ties Co., of Chicago, as 4V4s, at a for the purchase of $440,000 build¬
White & Co., Rand & Co., Tripp
The bonds are dated Aug.
1, $71,000 water revenue bonds. Le¬
price of 100.67, a basis of about ing and equipment bonds. Dated
Co., all of New York, Merrill, Tur1953. Principal and interest pay- gality approved by Chapman &
Aug. 15, 1953. Due on Feb. 15 from
4.24%.
200,000 public improvem't bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to
the
at
sable
First
National
Bank
Cutler, of Chicago.
Boston, or at the New Britain
National
Bank, New Britain, at
of
Scolder's option. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer &
Bodge, of Boston.
9
DELAWARE
at
County (P.
Wilmington), Del.
of the Levy
Clerk
will
receive
a.m.
(DST)
sealed
on
vided
on
1989
14
Sch. Dist., No.
(P. O. Prophetstown Road,
County
Rock
payable
the
ton.
bonds.
Bond
p.
Sale—The
$50,000
build¬
1 from
1954 to
liam
of
S.
or
dated
Delaware,
approved
Bank of
Wilming¬
by Wil¬
Satterwaite, of Wilming¬
of Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
bonds.
Dated
semi-annually
Due
from
July 1, 1954 to July 1, 1965 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
Lamasco
Elwood,
Bond
Offering
civil
township
bonds offered
178, p. 191 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
Gladys
Land,
Clerk-Treasurer,
will
sealed
,7:30
23/4s, at
of'
p.m.
(CST)
on
bids
until
Dated
July 31 for the purchase
water revenue bonds.
June
15,
1953.
Due
on
New
York
a
bids
ed
until
Aug. 7 for the
700
bonds,
on
Corp.,
Indianapolis,
as
price of 100.41, a basis
(CST)
Bond
Due vin,
1
225,000 natural gas and water
system revenue bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1954 to 1983
1953.
Sale—The $138,000
are
dated
July
1,
Legality approved by Chap¬
Chicago.
& Cutler, of
Bond
works
build¬
sewerage
bonds for which no
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 177,
ceived
2831—were awarded to a group
composed of the City Securities
vately
on
on
Bonds
maturing
on
July 15,
posed
of
care
Bank
Room
National
308,
until 11
30
re¬
of the Mer¬
of
Boston,.
St.,
State
Boston,
(DST) on July 28 for~
the
purchase
of
$88,000 sewerbonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1953. Due*
on
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1971 in¬
a.m.
Principal
and
interest:
payable at the Merchants NationaP
Bank of Boston. Legality approved?
by the
Massachusetts
Director
of"
Accounts, Department of Corpora¬
tions and Taxation.
Sale—The $1,150,000
and
Jr., Town Treasurer, will
ceive sealed bids
clusive.
inclusive.
man
Mass.
Offering—Andrew D. Cal¬
chants
1973
from 1955 to
inclusive.
bonds
Dedham,
purchase of $263,-
19,350 gas bonds. Due on July
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
The
MASSACHUSETTS
on
Jennings, La.
District, Ind.
p.
a.m.
divided as follows:
July 1
about 2.67%.
Bond
10
water
Dennis
revenue
June 25, were sold
pri¬
July 20 to a group com¬
Water
District
(P. O.
South Dennis), Mass.
bids were re¬
Equitable
Securities
1961 and thereafter are callable as Corp., Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp., Nashville. John Nuveen &
of July 15, 1960. Principal and in¬ Corp., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Chicago, Scharff & Jones, of
sive.!
Cleveland, Courts &
Co., of Atlanta, G. C. Haas & Co.,.
of New York, Arthur L. Wright
& Co., of Philadelphia, and Burns,.
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of Chi¬
cago.
v.
Topeka Metropolitan School
of $490,000
July 15 from 1955 to 1983 inclu¬
of
Greensburg, La.
re¬
ceive
—
Share
&
Ind.
—
Dawson,
Bank, $19,350 water works bonds.
Legality approved by
Prairie
July 16
City
Legality
1953.
and
INDIANA
&
King
City.
ben & Co., of
Bond Offering—R. E. Hamber$45,000
Aug. 1, lin, Town Clerk, will receive seal¬
building
247—were
of about 3.47%.
Interest
Aug. 4 for the purchase of
Township (P. O.
New Castle), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
at the Farmers
State
sealed bids
awarded to Vieth,
Duncan & Wood, of Davenport, as
3V2s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
Aug. 1,
1953. Principal and interest (F-A)
are
will receive
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
bonds, di¬
1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
bonds
James Rambo,
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
11
clusive.
The
—
inclusive.
Legality approved by Wood,
F-A.
Trustee,
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
for
139,500 Suburban Communities
improvement bonds. Due on
Aug.
Offering
Evansville.
Falls), III.
inclusive.
Aug.
Bond
Township
1973
to
1954
(P. O.
the
28
system
sewer
Due
ton,
$90,000 water
Rowe, of Peoria, jointly, as 4s,
a price of 95, a
basis of about
Court,
follows:
as
The
p.
Perry Township, Sch. Twp.
Evansville), Ind.
bonds offered June
awarded to White-Phillips
were
Whiteside
until
bids
July
purchase of $1,139,500
$1,000,000
—
revenue
4.41%.
O.
Bond Offering—Michael L. Cen-
trella,
Sale
Bond
works
178,
-
Co., Davenport, and Negley, Jens
Castle
New
-
bonds
revenue
21 —v.
July
Waterloo, III.
&
'
works
President,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30'p.m. (CST)
Village
Note
offered
the
Sale
—
July 15
The
$73,060 notes^
were
awarded to>
Hyannis Trust Co., o£ Hyannis, as 23/4s, at a price of J00.29, a
basis of about 2.70%.
Volume 178
Number 5241... The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(341)
Gloucester. Mass.
Sale —The
Bond
$50,000
sidewalk
and
ment
West
bonds
awarded
Boston,
178,
v.
—
R.
to
L.
2s, at
248
p.
Day
pave¬
offered
1
July 21
Springfield, Mass.
Bond Offering—George W. Hut¬
chinson, Town Treasurer, will re¬
&
ceive
were
—
chants
Co., of
a
Bond
Offering
Hughes,
Mass.
water
J. Howard
—
City Treasurer,
will
Due
Bank
Boston, Trust
Dept., 40 Water St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (DST) on July 28 for the
purchase
of
$80,000
macadam
pavement
and
1, 1953. Due
from
1954 to
sidwalk
Bank
Mer¬
of
Principal
National
Bank
of
'
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Bond
school,
Sale —The
Addison
July
were
awarded
posed
of
23
178,
v.
—
to
a
Halsey,
Boston,
First
of
248
p.
group
Stuart
Bond Sale—The $258,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 177,
p. 2401 — were awarded
to the
—
com¬
Co., First
&
Michigan
Corp.,
F.
of
Allen
Bond
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
$787,000 street
improvement
bonds
21—v.
248—were awarded
to
a
178,
p.
offered
July
con\posed of the First
group
S. Smithers & Co., and Bache
of Michigan Corp., Detroit,
Braun,
Co., all of New York City, as
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Stranahan,
2.40s, at a price of 100.56, a basis
Harris & Co., both of Toledo, and
of about 2.33%.\
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, as follows:
New
Bedford, Mass.
Bond Offering—Leonard Pache-
City
sealed
on
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
11
receive
$138,000 general obligation bonds:
$42,000 3V2S, due on Sept. 1,
construction
Aug. 1, 1953. Due
1954
to
1973
interest
and
tional
bonds.
inclusive.
payable
Shawmut
the
Bank
of
Boston.
Bond
Sale—The $550,000 bonds
July 22 were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., both of New
York, jointly, as 2.70s, at a price
i
.
:
./
Antrim
125,000
1
Aug.
on
1
the
State
from
1954
bonds
1968
on Aug.
inclusive.
Principal
at
the
dated
are
1953.
and
Aug.
interest
National
1,
pay¬
Shawmut
Bank of Boston.
Legality approved
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Scituate,
1
the
10
a.m.
Bond
Roll
(A-O)
bank
by
&
Stone,
12
O.
P.
(Grand
Grand
of
Elk
Bond
ing
bonds
1, 1953.
Due
to
inclusive.
1957
ing in 1957
awarded
to
a
July
22
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., and Estabrook &
Co., all of New York City, as 2y2s,
at
a
price
about
of
2.47%.
100.17,
a
basis
of
Offering
—
Iris
E.
supply
&
bonds
State
of
Stone, of Detroit.
at the
Ithaca.
system
of
100.33,
of:
1953
dated
Aug.
interest
1,
pay¬
able at the
price
of
on
p.m.
193—were
awarded
to
fund
Halsey,
Co.,
Chicago,
100.006, a net interest
about 3.21 %, as follows:
Co.
both
price
cost of
Inc.,
and
Blyth &
jointly, at
of
30,000 3s. Due
on
interest
1,
1957.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at
April 1 from
by
the
proved
purchaser.
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Pad¬
20—v.
Wakefield, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $333,000 sewer,
street construction and water main
July 23—v. 178,
Du^*hn Nov. 1 from City
1967;!5jyaclusive.
bids
a
2.74%,
as
1955
000
to
1958
3s,
1959
due
to
$35,000
1966.
1,480,000
bonds:
Clerk,
system
inclusive.
1968
July 1, 1954.
est
Bank
of
proved
dock
1
1
from
196§^ inclusive;
and
April 1
&
improvement
$380Jj£o 33/4S,
due
on
April 1 from*4955 to 1958 in¬
Co.,
price of 100.16.
of
at
a
water
Callable
as
of
Detroit.
July
Southeastern Oakland County
Garbage and Rubbish Authority
8
will
Leutscher,
receive
sealed
p.m.
assessment
Aug. 8, 1953.
Detroit.
street
Due
bon.V.
on
Aug?
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
terest F-A.
Berry,
v.
—
lon,
offered July 22—v.
178,
Spring Lake Township Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Ferrysburg),
Bond
Secretary of the Board
of
rial
and
Bonds
thereafter
maturing
Building bonds offered July
178,up. 193—were awarded
Allison-Williams Co., of
3y2s.
as
Crystal, Minn.
Sale
provement
were
The
$180,000 im¬
July 14
Kalman & Co.,
Juran & Moody,
—
bonds
awarded
offered
to
of
Minneapolis,
of
St.
Paul, and E. J. Prescott &
Co., of Minneapolis, as
3y2s, at a
price of par.
The
1%
bonds
interest
bear
from
an
Jan.
1, 1954 to July 1, 1956.
Dodge County (P. O. Manterville),
Minnesota
Bond
Sale
drainage
—v.
178,
the
The
—
bonds
249—were
p.
First
Austin, at
$25,000 3%
July 21
offered
awarded
National
Bank
price of 101.75,
of about 2.68%.
a
a
of
basis
Hennepin County Joint Indep.
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 142
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
Educa¬
in
callable
are
Cey¬
par.
the
Minneapolis,
Jordan,
tion, will receive scaled bids until
5 p.m. (EST) on
July 27 for the
purchase of $235,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
—were
21—v.
to
Michigan
Offering—Albert
249
p.
price of
a
Clinton, Minn.
Sale—The $25,000 Memo¬
Bond
to
193.
p.
178,
2s, at
as
additional
1959
as
of
Aug. 1, 1958. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Taylor Township School District
(P. O. Taylor Center), Mich.
Note Offering—Martha A. Stan-
until
Mich.
(EST) on July
for the purchase of $98,000
spe¬
Dated
20
awarded to the State Bank of
Bond
Offering
—
Allan
Moir,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids until 7:30
p.m.
6
for
the
(CST)
purchase
building
bonds.
Aug.
$930,000
Aug.
1,
on
of
Dated
1953. Due on Feb. 1 from
1956 to
1982 inclusive. Bonds
maturing in
1969 and thereafter are
callable
as
of Feb.
1, 1968. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
La
Crescent, Minn.
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale —The
$90,000 street
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ islaw, Secretary of the Board of
improvement bonds offered
July
Stone, of Detroit.
Education, will receive sealed bids 20—v. 178, p. 193—were
Clerk,
cial
Ceylon, Minn.
,
Certificate Sale —The
$10,000
water revenue certificates
offered
April 1, 1971.
Detroit,
a
by
until
8 from
***-■»
stregtr
27
sealed
Aug. 4
Principal and inter¬
Muskegon,
bids
on
on
Bond Offering—A. J.
$120,000
on
(J-D) payable at the National
City
April
receive
(EST)
bonds. Dated June
June 1 from 1955
to
from
2y>sisJue
revenue
Due
-inclusive; $245,en
will
until 8 p.m.
Medbery,
the purchase of $70,000
hjlows:
$400,000
bridge/^onds:
3%s, due 'cSSf April
.
96^-were awarded
syndicate headed by Prexel
Co., Philadelphia, at a price of
100.001, a
net ^friterest
cost of
248—were awarded to Hornblower
2.29%.
p.
for
Offering—Edna
I. 1953.
&
p.
Weeks, and Townsend, Dabney
Tyson, both of Boston, jointly,
2.40s, at a price of 100.61, a
178.
Montague, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $6,500,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
eral
&
i-
designated
Legality ap¬
by
dock &
1962" inclusive.
-yWiP-
Moore
price of 100.30, a basis
2.44%.
about
Bond
bank
a
trust company to be
or
2V2S, at
of
inclusive.
on
bonds
Brainerd,
as
of
1970
$115,000 per¬
revolving
offered July 22—v.
improvement
178, p. 249—were awarded to the
Citizens State Bank of
&
Les-
callable
from
Sale —The
manent
of
are
1
May 1, 1969.
on
Brainerd, Minn.
Bond
(EST)
purchase
May
inclusive.
Aurora, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$85,000 general
water
bonds
offered
June 9 —v.
of the First of
thereafter
Oct.
Nov. 1 from
Flint,^Mich.
about
basis of about
a
cost
follows:
as
,
Boston.
as
3s.
1963 to
to
&
Detroit, at
nek-interest
a
to
100,000
Day Trust Co., Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
&
of
4
the
and
of
as
Bond
are
Principal and
offered
1964
100,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1968 to lOTS^inclusive.
inclusive.
bonds
Bank
Until
for
1968
obligation
Community Schools,
District, Mich.
(P. O. Pleasant Ridge), Mich.
on
July
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
$400,000
submitted for the $1,950,000 in¬
building bonds.
Dated July
1,
1953.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1954 to cinerating
plant revenue
bonds
bids
to
177, p. 2401 —were
(The April 6 offering
awarded to Kalman &
Co., of Min¬
neapolis, as 3.10s.
awarded to McDonald-
28
May 1 from
cancelled.)
1954 to
kee, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
on
on
MINNESOTA
Stuart
a
Due
1960
Sale—The $400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 16—v. 178,
p.
4s.
20,000 3V4S. Due
Commercial National
Bank,
Legality
approved
by
Detroit.
was
Due
1954 to 1959 inclusive.
bonds.
revenue
follows:
as
295,000
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
on
,1970 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
$300,000 library
July 13—v. 178, p.
offered
atyout 3.05%,
35,000 school addition bonds. Due
on
Aug. ,1 from 1954 to 1960
„
matur¬
of Sept.
192—were awarded to the Wabeek
inclusive.
bonds
as
of
$185,000 4V4S.
Bond
-
consisted
The
Bonds
callable
are
ap¬
group
Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due on Jan. 1
from 1954 to 1965 inclusive, Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Randa,
M.
Legality
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
composed
sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 1
for the purchase of
$18,000 water
88
Offering—Mabel
In¬
a
Co., Inc.,
Village Clerk, will receive
Corp., Detroit, Braun,
Roseville, Mich.
Co., Inc., Toledo, and
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 special
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, assessment
paving and sidewalk
of Chicago, as
3y2s, at a price of bonds offered
July 20—v. 178, p.
100.08, a basis of about 3.49 %.
193—were
Bond
at
designated
District, Mich.
School
Marquette School District, Mich.
payable
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v.
178,
p. 249—were awarded to a
Drake,
Bosworth &
Sept. 1 from 1954
Bond Sale—The
$430,000 school project bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1973
1953.
on
$100,000 23/4s. Due
Sale
receive
Ferndale, Mich.
were
composed
group
'
will
1,
1955.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Detroit
Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
$465,000 build-
offered
Clerk,
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
July 27 for the purchase of
$109,000 special assessment street
improvement bjtinds. Dated June
dock
Mass.
Sale—The
bids
of
Bond
Ledge Sch.
Ledge, Mich.
Michigan
on
be
Walled Lake Consolidated School
3.97%,
Bond
Woods, Mich.
group composed
1959
as
Principal and in¬
to
purchaser.
dock &
of
callable
trust company
or
the
proved
Township Fractional Sch.
Quincy
(CST)
No.
terest
payable
to be
maturing in
are
1958.
Braun, Bosworth &
Toledo, First of Michi¬
were awarded to
gan
Corp., McDonald-Moore &
Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
of
Detroit, at Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., and Siler
& Co., all of
2.9486% interest.
Detroit, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
Perrinton, Mich.
Sale—The $39,000 Special
Assessment
1,
company
Paddock
$370,000 3V4S. Due
Pointe
April
Prin¬
1957.
(J-D)
Bonds
thereafter
are
Sale—The $25,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered
July 9
syndi¬
July 29 for the purchase of $115,tax anticipation notes.
Dated
July 22, 1953, and due on Jan. 25,
Grosse
1,
and
ma¬
Note
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Dec.
clusive.
from
Bonds
thereafter
trust
or
No.
Dist.),
1954.
Detroit, Mich.
City
sealed
"
*
of
Note Offering—Jacob L.
Mich.
Offering—Chas. H. Beau-
bien,
bonds. Due
sewer
able
.
Bank
East
to
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
"■
1
inclusive.
Kansas
City, First Securities
Company of Chicago, Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis,
H. M. Byllesby &
Co., of Chicago,
J. G. White &
Co., Inc., Freeman
& Co., Talmage &
Co., all of New
York, C. F. Childs & Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬
a
Bond
from 1954 to
The
r
Dist.
Gogebic County (P. O.
Bessemer), Mich.
Note Sale—The $45,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes-offered July 17—
v.
178, p. 192-Mvere awarded to
inclusive.
50,000 water bonds. Dated Aug. 1
.
members
and
April
on
1982
and
Dated
1
Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST) on July 29 for the
purchase
of
$300,000
building
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1953.
Due
on April
1 from 1956 to 1969 in¬
of
school
Dec.
on
Offering—Gordon Daniels,
Secretary of the
Stin-
Board
$300,000
bonds.
and| interest
bank
a
Oneida
and Kalman & Co., of Min¬
neapolis.
County (P. O.
175.000 street construction bonds.
1963
„
to
R.
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
April 1 from
inclusive;
Bond
improve¬ Ridgeway Township Fractional Sch.
Rapids, ai ment bonds offered
July 20—v.
Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
2.98% interest.
1
Ridgeway),
178, p. 193—were awarded to the
Michigan
Grosse Pointe
Detroit, Mich.
Bank, of Grosse
Bond Sale—The
$30,000 build¬
Pointe.
of 100.15, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The $145,000 special
2.66%.
ing bonds offered July' 8 were
assessment bonds offered July 21
Sale consisted of:
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Harper Woods Sch. Dist., Mich.
—v.
178, p. 248—were awarded
&
Co., and McDonald-Moore &
$200,000 remodeling and recon¬
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 build¬
to -the
First of Michigan
Corp.,
Co., both of Detroit, jointly, as
struction bonds. Due on Aug.
ing and site bonds offered July 22
Detroit, as 2y2s, at a price of
3y2s. Due serially from 1954 to
1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
—v.
178, p. 192—were awarded to
100.004, a basis of about 2.44%.
1965 inclusive.
Due
•
from
cago,
„
Bellaire),
offered
at
000
Boston.
Revere, Mass.
on
the
Due
of
as
April 1 from Canfield,
inclusive; $505,- Detroit.
1973
1974
1
of
School District, Mich.
Mich.
John
—
building
on
1965
2V2S, due
to
cipal
sew¬
inclusive; $250,-
due
and
callable
of
inclusive.
>
Offering
turing in 1958
$155,000
April
on
1958
O. Inkster),
1954 to 1971 inclusive.
from
& Co., Wm. E. Pollock
Co., Bartow Leeds & Co., all of
New
York, Shannon & Co., of
Detroit, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
of
Cleveland, Stern Bros. & Co.,
bids
Na¬
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
bonds:
Vicksburg Community Schools,
Inkster Public Schools
Aug. 1, 1953.
G. Lanston
$154,000 3V2S, due on Sept. 1,
1954, and $465,000 3V4S, due
on
Sept. 1 'from 1955 to 1957
Principal
at
Bond
site
to
Dick
&
Merle-Smith,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Aubrey
619,000 special assessment bonds:
Aug.-vl from
on
1966
delphia,
inclusive.
Dated
from
$805,000 2%s, due
on
July 28 for purchase of $317,000
sewer
to
1966
1954; and $126,000 3V4S, due
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1957
(DST)
a.m.
1
&
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
&
co,
3s,
1959
000
to
cate: Glore, Forgan &
Co., Phila¬
delphia National Bank, of Phila¬
Dist.,
Michigan
Blyth & Co.j Goldman, Sachs &
Co., and Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, all of New York
City,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of
.
000
Co.,
Other
Community Sch.
$2,315,000
sewer and street bonds of¬
fered
to
y£>
Mass.
1959
on
due
1954
MICHIGAN
Needham,
April
system
age
from
Boston.
from
1,715,000 sanitary and storm
and R. L.
Bos-
1
April 1
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
Day & Co., both of Bos¬
ton, jointly, as 2.30s, at a price of
100.04, a basis of about 2.29%.
Shawmut
April
due
3%s,
awarded to. Estabrook &
Township School District
7,
(P.
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on July 30 for
the purchase of
inclusive; $455,000 3s,
inclusive; and $1,280,000
23/4s,
Sale—The
were
No.
Secretary
Education, will
inclusive; $890,000 2y2s,
on
1973
Boston/Legality approved
cipal and interest payable at the
-
1965
$710,000 bonds
offered July 21—v. 178, p. 248—
1958 inclusive. Prin-
on
due
Weymouth, Mass.
Bond
1958
due
Storey,i Thofndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
-
-
to
Dated
by
bonds.
Nankin
2,905,000 hospital bonds: $280,000
son,
3%s, due on April 1 from 1954
Sept. 1, 1953/
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1968
on
Bank of
Aug, 1
on
the
and interest
payable at the Merchants National
of
Dated Aug.
bonds.
inclusive.
re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Shawmut
National
c/o
Boston,
308, 30 State St., Boston,
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on July 29
for
the
purchase
of
$1,300,000
a
Maiden,
bids
Room
price of 100.13,
basis of about 1.95%.
as
sealed
clusive; $840,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬
clusive; and $260,000 2y2s, due
on April
1, 1966 and 1967.
49.
the
4 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 3 for
purchase of $200,000 building
notes.
Dated
June 30,
Aug. 3, 1953. Due
on
1954.
awarded
to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis,
as
3.20s.
Sibley County Indep. Consolidated
School District No. 81
Traverse
Bond
and
Sale
Gutter
District
Legality approved by July 20
Stevens & Moorman, of awarded
No.
—
v.
to
City, Mich.
The $17,000 Curb
Special
Assessment
1
Bond
—
53-1
178,
bonds
p.
193
offered
—
were
McDonald-Moore
Co., of Detroit.
&
(P. O.
Gibbon), Minn.
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 22—v.
177,
p.
2728
—
were
Northwestern
awarded
National
1
to
the
Bank
Minneapolis, as 2.90s, at a price
100.14, a basis of about 2.88%.
of
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
178, p. 193—were awarded
the
Allison-Williams Co., of
10—v.
offered
July
6s, at par.
Bank of Laurel, as
O. Dutton),
(P.
Vaiden Consoli¬
(P. O.
County
County School District
Teton
MISSISSIPPI
178, p. 249—
21—v.
awarded to the Yellowstone
were
Minneapolis.
Carroll
Special
$8,020
Sale—The
Bond
offered July Improvement Dist. No. 74 bonds
improvement bonds
to
ing
Laurel, Mont.
Wanamingo, Minn.
Sale —The $35,000 street
Bond
Sale—The
Mont.
$384,000
budd¬
178,
Vaiden), Miss.
i
p. 97 — were awarded to Piper,
Bond Sale—An issue of $36,000
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
and 4V2% school bonds was
apolis, as 3%s, at a price of 100.26.
.sold to M. A. Saunders & Co., of
Toole County Sch. Dist. No. 20
Memphis.
Dated June 1,
1953.
'.Legality approved by Charles &
(P. O. Shelby), Mont.
Bond
District
School
dated
ing bonds offered July 20—v.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$12,000
County, Seminary Con¬ ing bonds offered July 20—v. 178,
p. 249—were awarded to the Mon¬
solidated School District (P. O.
tana Department of Lands and In¬
Collins), Miss.
Bond
Offering — C.
V.
Dees, vestments, as 3'/2s, at par.
Covington
of
Clerk
of Supervis¬
Board
the
Claremont, N. H.
Supervisors Dists.
and 3 (P. O.
Monticello), Miss.
Bond Offering—W. H. Nellson,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 11
JLawrence County
2
(CST)
on
Aug.
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
industrial bonds.
from 1954 to 1973
serially
The
inclusive.
No.
Canton), Miss.
Offering—A. C. Alsworth,
Bond
sell
at
dated
are
Aug.
1,
National
First
the
at
Bank
Concord, N. H.
1954 to 1978 inclusive.
from
to the Chemical Bank & Trust
Offering
of
Junkin,
F.
Note
Offering
of
of
(CST)
an¬
State
Capital
Bank,
NEW JERSEY
the Board
Bergen
Bond
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
$15,000 school bonds.
on
chase of
$75,000 tax
Darby,
D.
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Clerk
County
(P.
O.
Hackensack), N. J.
Sale
The $770,000
—
im¬
provement and park bonds of¬
July 22—v. 178, p. 193—
fered
McNeil Consol. were awarded to a
group
com¬
Poplarville), Miss.
posed of the Guaranty Trust Co.,
$10,000 school Bache &
Co., both of New York
bonds
offered
July
20
were
City, and Julius A. Rippel, Inc.,
awarded
to the Bank
of Com¬
of Newark, as 2.15s, at a price of
merce, or Poplarville, as 33As.
Pearl River County,
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Sale—The
Bond
100.08,
Picayune, Miss.
Sale
The
$7,400 play¬
bonds
offered
July
21
Bond
Sykes,
approved by
Heckler &
April
City.
No.
District
School
$90^000
1954 to
7
Due
1970
170,000 3V4S.
1971
from
1
inclusive.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1981
to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until
11 a.m.
(EST) on July 28
for the
purchase of $440,000 bonds,
divided
a.m.
follows:
as
$380,000
bonds.
water
June
1
from
1955
Due
on
1977
to
in¬
clusive.
60,000
1
bonds.
sewer
fronti
1
1955
Due
on
1969
to
June
inclu¬
sive.
Dated
office.
Supervisor's
to
of
cost
May
on
1958
1959
1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Town
the
at
Due
to
240,000 3s.
re¬
April
on
interest
follows:
net
a
5s.
1954
Union cipal and interest (A-O) payable
June
1,
1953.
Principal
O.
14—v.
York
City.
Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler &
a
basis of about 2.13%.
Mercer
Dated
Due on July 1
July 1, 1953.
Prin¬
from 1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Galloway, of New York City. (At cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
previous offering on June 11, the National Bank & Trust Co.,
bids were rejected.)
Norwich.
Legality approved by
178,
194—were awarded
County State Bank
p.
to
the
Foster
of
Carrington,
as
3.40s, at
a
price
of par.
the
Cicero-Oneida Lake Water
District (P. O. Cicero), N.
Cicero,
Offering—Helen
Town
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
Torsleff,
(DST) on July
30
for
the
purchase of $13,500
water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1988
2
until
bids
p.m.
Principal
inclusive.
intere'st
and
(F-A) payable at the Cicero State
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield
Delafield
Hawkins,
York City,
New
Wood,
&
County, Linden Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hannah), N. Dak.
Bond
v
Sale—An issue
school bonds
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P.O. Hicksville), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
District
Heberer,
—
Andrew
Clerk,
bids
sealed
ceive
will
until
2
July 29 for the pur¬
chase of $1,080,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1953. Due on May 1
(DST)
from
on
1954 to
Prin¬
1983 inclusive.
of North
was
of
$24,000
sold to the Bank
Dakota, Bismarck.
B.
re¬
p.m.
Wood, of New
&
Cavalier
of
OHIO
Boardman
(P. O.
Local
School
Youngstown
District
12), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $42,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 178,
p. 194—were awarded to McDon¬
ald & Co., of Cleveland, as 3V4S,
at a
price of 101.14, a basis of
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
holder's option at either the
.6
Bank
of
Hicksville,
the
Long about 3.04%.
Ellicott Water District No. 1 (P.O.
Island
National
Bank,
both of
Falconer), N. Y.
Bowling Green City School District,
Hicksville, or at the Irving Trust
Ohio
1
Bond Offering—Harold T. SwanCo., New York City. Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The $970,000 build¬
son,
Town Supervisor, will re¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
ceive
sealed
bids until
10 a.m.
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 178,
Wood, of New York City.
(The
p 97—were awarded to the North¬
(DST) on Aug. 3 for the purchase
sale was originally scheduled to
ern Trust Co., Chicago, McDonald
of $11,500 water bonds. Dated July
be held on July 15.)
& Co., and Ball, Burge & Kraus,
1, 1953. Due on July 1 from 1954
both of Cleveland, as 3s, at a price
to 1963 inclusive.
Principal and
Penfield, Perinton, Walworth and
of 101.19, a basis of about 2.86%.
interest (J-J) payable at the First
Macedon Central School District
National Bank of Falconer. Legal¬
No. 1 (P. O. Penfield), N. Y.
Brookville, Ohio
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Bond Offering — Thomas A.
Bond Offering—Chas. L. Harris,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Powell, Village Clerk, will re¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
New York City.
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on July ceive sealed bids until noon (CST)
28
for
the
purchase of $20,000 on Aug. 7 for the purchase of
Gates Union Free School District
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, $4,000 water and sewer improve¬
No. 7 (P. O. Rochester 6),
York City.
Trenton), N. J.
Due
1953.
York
New
County (P. O.
—
ground
Due
1953.
1,
100.08,
about 3.20%, as
(DST) on July 28 for the purchase
of $114,000
water bonds.
Dated
Galloway, of New York
kins,
Concord, at 1.69% discount.
Miss.
I.
—
Sale—The
National
the
Linwood Con¬
Philadelphia),
Legality
Vandewater,
11
until
bids
sealed
ceive
Bank.
ticipation notes offered July 21—
v.
178* p. 249—were awarded to
solidated School District (P. O.
Bond
a
Concord), N. H.
improvement bonds. Due serially
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
County,
2s, at
Merrimack County (P. O.
purchase of $50,000 street
Neshoba
a
as
•
bids until 4 p.m.
lor the
100.10,
Co.,
price
basis of about 1.98%.
City,
j
will receive sealed
(CST) on July 28
Clerk,
City
S.
—
York
New
Natchez, Miss.
Bond
of
on
will
Supervisor,
Town
man,
Bank, Bing¬
the First National
at
hamton.
Bond
auction
public
(DST)
p.m.
Offering—Harold P. Her¬
Bond
Prin¬
payable
(J-J)
interest
cipal and
Vandewater,
at 10
Bond Sale—The $700,000 public
a.m.
(CST) on Aug. 4, an issue of improvement bonds offered July
$80,000 road bonds. Due serially 22—v. 178, p. 249—were awarded
will
1963 inclusive.
1955 to
from
Boston.
Supervisors,
Clerk of the Board of
1961 in¬
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
of
(P. O.
District
Road
3:30
July 29 for the purchase of $95,000
building
bonds.
Dated July
1,
1953. Due on Jan. 1 from 1955 to
payable at the University
1964 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Bank, Alfred. Legality approved
terest (J-J) payable at the Mea¬
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
dow
Brook
National
Bank
of
Galloway, of New York City.
Freeport, or at the Chase Na¬
Broome County (P. O.
tional Bank, New York City, at
Binghamton), N. Y.
holder's option. Legality approved
Bond Offering—Ralph C. Page, by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
County
Treasurer,
will receive & Galloway, of New York City.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Hempstead, West HempsteadAug. 3 for the purchase of $184.Hempstead Gardens Water Dist.
750
airport improvement bonds.
(P. O. Hempstead), N. Y.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1
(P.
Principal and interest pay¬
able
County Supervisors Dist,
2
from 1954 to
1
bonds
1953.
Madison
until
bids
(M-N)
;
clusive.
chase of $150,000
Due
1953.
1954 to 1970
and interest
and interest (J-D) payable in New
Depew), N. Y.
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
Bond Offering—Gordon Dillon,
York City.
Legality approved by
Bond Offering—Walter Miecho- water,
Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
City Manager, will receive sealed
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
wicz, District Clerk, will receive way, of New York City.
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on July
of New York City.
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
28
for the purchase of $159,333
Norwich, N. Y.
July 29 for the purchase of $2,NORTH DAKOTA
bonds, divided as follows:
Bond Offering—Donald H. Burr,
100,000
building
bonds.
Dated
$40,000 water and sewer bonds. May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from City
Chamberlain,
will receive
Carrington, N. Dak.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to
1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
Bond Sale—The $30,000 armory
1963 inclusive.
and interest (M-N) payable at the on July 28 for the purchase of
and refunding bonds offered July
119,333 highway bonds. Due on Marine Midland Trust Co., New $30,000 street improvement bonds.
purchase of $50,000 school bonds.
Due serially from
1954 to 1968,
a.m.
1,
May
1 from
Principal
inclusive.
Free
inclusive.
I,
Nov.
Cheektowaga and Lancaster
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
a.m.
Nos.
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
from
will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the
ors,
10
Monday, July 27, 1953
...
(342)
Bond Offering—Harold
T. Jenk-
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1963
1 from
1954 to
Principal and in¬
ment
bonds.
Due
on
Oct.
Dated
1
April 1, 1953.
from
1954
to
1961
terest (M-N) payable at the Se¬ inclusive.
Principal and interest
$589,000 im¬ inson, District Clerk, will receive
were
awarded
to
the
Bank
of
provement bonds offered July 21 sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on curity Trust Co., Fairport. Legal¬ (A-O) payable at the Brookville
Picayune, and the First National —v.
National Bank.
178, p. 193—were awarded to July 29 for the purchase of $600,- ity approved by Bown & Bradley,
Bank of Picayune, jointly, as 2V2S,
of Rochester.
the Trenton Trust Co., Trenton, 000
Catawba Island Local Sch. Dist•
building bonds. Dated June 1,
at par.
as
2.05s, at a price of 100.05, a 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953 to
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Portc
Perry, N. Y.
rate County Indep. Consolidated basis of about 2.04%.
1982 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Clinton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $355,000 water
School District (P. O.
terest (J-D) payable at the Union
Bond Sale—The $176,000 build¬
Monmouth County (P. O.
bonds offered July 23—v. 178, p.
Senatobia), Miss.
Trust Co., Rochester. Legality ap¬
ing bonds offered July 22—v. 178,
Freehold), N. J.
249—were awarded to George B.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
p. 97 — were awarded to a group
Sale—The $594,000
gen¬ proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Gibbons &
Co., New York City,
"3%% and 4% school bonds was eral
Wasburn, of New York City.
composed of Roose & Co., of To¬
improvement bonds offered
and Sage, Rutty & Co., Rochester,
isold to the First National Bank of
ledo, Berman, Selonick & Co., and
July 22 —v. 178, p. 193 —were
jointly, as 3.10s,i at a price of
Gowanda, N. Y.
Memphis. Dated July 1, 1953. Le¬ awarded to the Chase National
Fox, Reusch & Co., both of Cin¬
100.41, a basis of about 3.06%.
gality
approved
by
Charles &
Bond Sale—The $201,000 sewer
cinnati.
Bank,
New
York
City,
taking
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
$593,000 bonds, as 2l/2s, at a price system bonds offered July 16—v.
Rotterdam Water District No. 5,
Columbus, Ohio
178, p. 194—were awarded to the
Wayne County, Buckatunna Special of 100.26, a basis of about 2.46%.
Bond Offering — Agnes Brown
Extension No. 1 (P. O.
Union National Bank of FranklinConsolidated School District
South Plainfield Township School
Cain, City
Schenectady), N. Y.
Clerk, will receive
ville, as 3s, at a price of 100.10,
(P. O. Waynesboro), Miss.
sealed bids utnil 11:30 a.m. (EST)
District (P. O. South Plainfield),
Bond Offering—William L. Ala
basis of about 2.98%.
]
Bond
Offering —J. W. Wells,
on
New Jersey
Aug. 5 for the purchase of
heim, Town Supervisor, will re¬
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Bond Sale—The $1,650,000 school Groton,
Lansing, Dryden, Locke, ceive sealed bids until 2 p.m. $257,580.54 bonds, divided as fol¬
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
1
(CST) on Aug. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $30,000 school building
p.m.
bonds.
Due
in
10
Sale
Bond
years.
—
The
building bonds offered July 21—v.
178, p. 194—were awarded to a
group
composed of B. J. Van In-
& Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Boland, Saffin & Co., all of New
York
Bond
Sale—An
Mo.
issue
of $50,000
■4%% water works bonds
to
City; J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Hanauer & Co., J. R. Ross
Co., Julius & Rippel, Inc., and
Ryan,
was
sold
&
F.
R.
Cole
the
&
Co., all of Newark,
price of 100.001, a
Municipal Bond Corp., of as 4i/2s, at a
Chicago. Dated May 1, 1953. Le¬ basis of about 4.49%.
gality
approved
by
Charles
&
NEW YORK
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
MONTANA
Billings,
Bond
cial
Assessment
bonds
offered
193—were
Central
Mont.
Sale —The
$100,000 Spe¬
District
No.
July 21—v.
awarded
Co., pf Seattle.
to
582
School District No.
1
(P. O. Almond), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James R. Evans'
178,
p.
District
Grande
&
bids until 2 p.m.
(DST; .on July 30
for the purchase of
Clerk, will receive sealed
and
Groton),
Bond
Homer
Sale
—
N.
1
Central
(P. O.
Y.
The
$1,683,000
building bonds offered July 21—
v.
178, p. 249—were awarded to
of
Halsey,
George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
a
group
composed
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Taylor & Co., B. J. Van
Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Bache & Co., Chas. E. Weigold &
Kean,
Ingen
Co.,
Alfred, Almond, West Almond,
Ward, Hornellsville & Hartsville
Hill
School District No.
gen
MISSOURI
Hollister,
Summer
July 28 for the pur¬
$120,000 water system
construction bonds. Dated May
(DST)
chase
on
of
Wood,
Struthers
&
9
tady.
(M-N)
Legality approved by Van¬
Gallo¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler &
way,
of New York City.
on
clusive.
1
on
Sept.
1 from
1955
to
1965
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
1953.
NORTH
CAROLINA
Co.,
(P. O. Freeport), N. Y.
Due
62,000.00 Landscaping and Nurs¬
ery Fund No. 1 bonds.
Due
interest
Haywood County (P.
O.
Waynesville), N. C.
Cleveland.
school
building bonds offered July 21
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. —v. 178, p. 249—were awarded to
No.
improvement,
bonds.
payable at the
Schenectady Trust Co., Schenec¬
1993
to
a
Bond
the
Sale—The $500,000
First
Securities
Corp.,
Dur¬
Offering—John T. Cotter, ham, and Byrne and Phelps, Inc.,
$425;p00 build¬ District Clerk, will receive sealed New York City, jointly, at a price
Bond
239
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
all of New York City, as 3.20s, at
price of 100.32, a basis of about
3.17%.
street
series No.
Due on May 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1953.
&
and
lows:
$195,580.54
Franklin
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCarley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
of County
Commissioners, will
re-
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ceive
bids
sealed
until
10
51
a.m.
Linn County School District
Washington Local School District
RHODE ISLAND
Cookeville, Tenn.
No. 113 (P. O. Foster), Ore.
(P. O. Lewistown), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Dero Brown,
Bond Sale—The $375,000 build¬
Pawtucket, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $57,000 buildbids
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes Mayor, will receive sealed
ing bonds offered July 17—v. 178, ing bonds offered
until 2 p.m. (CST) on
July 21—v. 178, offered
Aug. 11 for
July 22 were awarded as
p. 97—were awarded to Hayden,
p. 195—were awarded to Blyth &
the
purchase of $150,000 water
follows:
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Principal Miller & Co., of Cleveland, as 32/2S,
Co., of Portland, as 33/4s, at a
works improvement bonds. Dated
and interest (M-S) payable at the at a price of
$650,000
to
the
First
100.39, a basis of price of
National
100.16, a basis of about
April 1, 1953.
Due on April 1
Bank of
County Treasurer's office.
Pur¬ about 3.46%.
Boston, at 2% dis¬
Aug. 4 for the purchase
of $20,000 Home Hospital Build¬
ing improvement bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Sept. 1 from
(EST)
on
3.72%.
chaser to furnish
legal opinion.
Indian
Hill
Sch.
Exempted
Dist.
(P.
O.
Village
Drake
County Dependent School
(P. O. Stigler),
Ohio
kening,
Clerk
of
W.
the
Bond
Wil-
of
Board
Clerk
will
Offering
of
the
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Central Trust Co.,
Eakle,
Education,
Lloyd
—
Board
of
receive
clusive.
County Dependent School
District
Cincinnati.
cinnati.
,
;
.
(P. O. Madison), Ohio
Co., Toledo; Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland; Stranahan, .Harris &
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both
of Toledo, and Merrill, Turban &
Co., of Cleveland, as 3V2S, at a
price of 101.69, a basis of about
3.30%.
—
awarded
177,
v.
2834
p.
were
—
to
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland, as 3V4s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 3.19%.
of
1958
eral
July 21—v.
awarded
of
of
3%s,
at
price
a
101.44,
Bond
Offering
Director
receive
sealed
P.
will
until
noon
(F-A)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
interest
First
Na¬
tional Bank of
Shelby. Purchaser
supply legal opinion.
to
Springfield Local School District
(P.
O.
F.
D.
No.
of
the
Board
of
noon
Aug. 3 for the purchase
of $35,000 building bonds.
Dated
March 1,
1953.
Due on Sept. 1
from
on
1954 to 1965 inclusive.
cipal
interest
and
the
at
First
(M-S)
National
Prin¬
payable
Bank
of
Zanesville.
Legality approved by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
ton, of Columbus.
Bond
Local
Sch.
Dist.,
Offering—Ruth
I.
Ohio
Schu¬
macher, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
(EST)
noon
Aug. 1 for
the purchase of $125,000 building
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
1
on
June
from
1.
1954
1953.
to
Due
1977
in¬
Interest J-D.
Offering
—
Edwards,
City;
Esta-
Sept.
Due
Sept.
on
1,
Sept. 1 from
on
Offering
Louis Cren¬
—
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
ing bonds.
Due serially from 1956
inclusive.
1962
Bond
Sale—The
system
improvement
the
to
Bank of
E.
bids until noon (DST) on
5 for the purchase of $4,731
as
water
bonds
of¬
195—were
p.
First
Portland,
National
5s, at a price
of par.
Sch. Dist. No. 84
(P. O. Route
1, Box
98,
Mulino), Ore.
Sale—The $25,000
Bond
offered
Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
Dated
1
Aug. 1,
from
inclusive.
Interest
approved
1954
to
by
J-D.
United
1956
Legality
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
States
178,
July 20—v.
National
p.
Bank,
and
about
Sale—The
follows:
to
1965
6,000 3%s.
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July
from
Coaldale
Bond
Greenville.
Due
Dated
sion
bonds.
The issue was origi¬
nally offered July 22 and the sale
postponed.
June 1 from
on
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Trust Co., New York
Rockwood,
School
on
Sale—The
$37,500
build¬
ing bonds offered July 20—v. 178,
195—were awarded to the First
Bank
of
Portland,
price of par.
as
Postponed—Proposed
July 16 of $400,000 water
the
of
Bond
District,
Pa.
SOUTH
Offering—Palmer M. Ev¬
eral
7:30
(DST)
p.m.
Aug.
on
purchase of $100,000
water
3
Township
266,
(P.
will
July 20—v.
awarded
were
$105,000 storm
airport bonds
and
sewer
offered
gen¬
Sale—The
to
G.
Jr., of Sioux Falls,
O.
178,
250—
p.
J.
Danforth,
2V2S, at par.
as
Bond
The
$10,000
road
Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation auditorium bonds of¬
offered
July
fered
awarded
were
Bond
13—v.
Sale
178,
the
—
195—were
p.
First
National
Schickshinny,
3s,
as
Bank
at
of
June
State Bank
price of
a
par.
10—v.
awarded
of
177,
to* the
Canton,
County
Court
receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 20 for the
purchase of $5,050,000 bonds, di¬
vided
as
follows:
$3,500,000
school bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
p.
2507—
Farmers
as
23/4s, at
par.
hospital bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
400,000 harbor and port terminal
bonds.
Due
on
200,000
Cossitt
bids until
on
Aug. 3 for
$8,000
general
7:30
the
Bolivar,
obligation
bids until 3 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
road
bonds.
hall
Leet
Township (P. O. Fair
Oaks), Pa.
Bond
Due
awarded
to
Bond
1960.
man
414s, at
Dated
Callable
on
1955
of
to
1974
July 1,
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Arthurs, Lestrange &
as
Aug. 7
$75,000 city
July 1, 1953.
July 1 from
inclusive.
Sale—The issue of $13,000
offered
July
14
was
bonds
bonds.
on
as
on
inclusive.
were
to
bonds are
dated Sept.
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Union Planters Na¬
1953.
tional Bank of
group
a
com¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., both of
New York, and Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., of Pittsburgh, as 3V8S, at a
price of 100.31, a basis of about
North Franklin
No. 4,
retary
sors
Township (P. O.
Washington), Pa.
Offering — Sealed
for
the
of
Board
of
Sec¬
Supervi¬
until 8 p.m.
(DST) on Aug. 3
purchase of $10,000 gen¬
obligation certificates of in¬
the
eral
debtedness.
North
Huntingdon Township
(P. O. Irwin), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $125,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered July
20—v. 178, p. 195—were awarded
to
the
Peoples Union Bank of
McKeesport,
of
as
3V2S,
at
price
a
100.06.
'^S/1V|NGs
Tinicum
Township (P. O.
Essington), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
obligation town hall bonds offered
July 22 — v. 178, p. 251 — were
erts
to Schmidt, Poole, Rob¬
Parke, of Philadelphia, as
&
a
price of 100.38.
West
Bond
heiser,
Borough
receive
p.m.
tion
sealed
(DST)
chase
Lees port,
Pa.
Offering—John
of
on
bids
Bern-
until
Aug. 7 for the
$75,000
water
G.
Secretary,
general
will
'..ir
7:30 \ ft]
pur-/ Z
obliga¬ bf
improvement bonds.
M
t
-
Tr
Trust
or
at the
Co., New
City. Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
..C
of
R. D.
Memphis,
Chemical Bank &
York
Pa.
a
1 from 1954 to
clusive.
Sale—The
awarded
Sept.
The
$350,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvem't bonds
offered July 21—v. 178, p. 250—
posed
from
bonds.
300,000 seawall bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1968 in¬
Tenn.
Bond Offering — M. G.
Isbell,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
p.m. (EST)
purchase of
1
Library
1969
TENNESSEE
Offering—John A. Habel,
Secretary, will receive
Borough
sealed
Sept.
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Due
Bond
Pa.
Clerk,
bids until 2:30
650,000
Lennox, S. Dak.
Mocanaqua), Pa.
Memphis), Tenn.
Offering — John W. Mc-
Goldrick,
DAKOTA
Huron, S. Dak.
Bond
obligation funding bonds.
Conyngham
Tenn.
Bond Sale
sale
Guaranty
works
and
sewerage
revenue
City, or at holder's option, at the bonds.—v. 177, p. 2835—was
post¬
South
Carolina
National
Bank, poned.
Greenville. Legality approved by
Shelby County (P. O.
Gibbs
&
Sinkler,
Simons,
of
ans,
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
3%s, at
County Sch. Dist. No. 45
(P. O. Trail), Ore.
a
of
awarded
1
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
National
Co.,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until Aug. 11 for the purchase of
$300,000 fourth series, general ob¬
ligation and revenue sewer exten¬
eral
3.34%.
2
3%s, at
to
obligation
water
sold to Alester G. Fur-
was
and interest
Bank
Chase
National Bank,
City, at holder's option.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago. (These bonds
are part of the
$300,000 issue un¬
successfully offered on May 12.)
Charleston.
Blyth
both of Portland, jointly,
bid reflecting a net interest
County School District
(P. O. Medford), Ore.
$28,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
o. 250—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., of Portland, at a price of par,
p.
National
Marietta), S. C.
issue of $75,000
Sale—An
PENNSYLVANIA
Co.,
Bond
CAROLINA
County, Marietta Water
June 1, 1953.
1955 to 1978
Portland.
Certificate
Jackson
1953.
awarded
were
—
City Treasurer's office
the
Bond Offering—Louise Sullivan,
general
bonds
thereafter
New York
awarded to the United
195—were
special assessment street improve¬
3%%
man
bids will be received by the
City (P. O. The Dalles),
Oregon
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 gen¬
eral obligation and water revenue
sealed
ment
195
p.
3V2S.
as
Bond
Wasco), Ore.
at
or
3.08%.
Dallas
Jackson
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
and
of
April 1, 1963.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 178,
p. 98—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., of Portland,
(P.O.
Munhall,
Ore.
$30,000
July 20—v. 178,
awarded
No.
24,
by
Palmer
District (P. O.
Ore.
Co., of Philadelphia,
price of 100.25.
OREGON
Canyonville,
Bond
July
June 21, 1954.
on
1964
as
Fayetteville (Town), Tenn.
Greenville
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 21—v. 178,
July 30
on
for the purchase of $15,000 build¬
of
Pawtucket,
dated
are
approved
in
callable
are
Boston.
The
—
Garrett,
Due on Sept. 1 from
1973 inclusive.,
to
Bond
a
notes
SOUTH
County School District
7
inclusive.
Okmulgee), Okla.
1955
Florence
Yohey, Cit.y Auditor, will receive
Aug.
Sherman
to
Okmulgee County Dependent
School District No. 11 (P. O.
on
The
Thorndike,
al Bank of Portland.
1 from
1960.
1965
to
1966
cost
to
awarded to the First Nation¬
were
880,000 23/4s.
States
Bank
improvement bonds
inclusive.
and
1961
bonds
1955
$119,000 im¬
provement bonds offered July 15
2.72%,
1958
560,000 2V2S. Due
as
Bond
J.
on
$22,000 3V2S. Due
Tallmadge, Ohio
Sale
Savings
Due
2V4s.
1959
fered
from
Principal and in¬
Pendleton,
Bond
Box
to
224,000
to
1
Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
follows:
1956
&
Springdale
&
net interest cost of about
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
Trust
Clackamus County
2,
inclusive.
until
Zanesville),. Ohio
Offering — Paul Wilkins,
Bond
Clerk
R.
1962
Feb.
on
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
for the
(EST) on Aug. 5 for the purchase
of
$35,675
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1958 in¬
clusive.
Due
com¬
Webster
until
Finance,
bids
Legality
shaw, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Chester
—
of
195—
Co., New York City, and
Dougherty & Co., of
Philadelphia, at a price of 100.06,
a
Shelby, Ohio
Monn,
p.
group
a
City; R.
Oklahoma
Cleveland,
of
1953.
brook &
Corp., Detroit, Fulton, Reid & Co.,
Merrill, Turben & Co., both of
Cleveland, Ohio Co., Columbus,
Island,
maturing
able at the
Plantations
1953 and mature
A.
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland,
First
of
Michigan
basis of about 3.54%.
178,
York
Sale—The $900,000 school
bonds offered July 17—v. 178, p.
97 — were
awarded
to
a
group
as
to
Harris
Inc.,
a
the
at 2%.
Bank, Chicago;
Chase
National
Bank, Smith, Barney & Co., and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., all of
as
to
Rhode
(PST) on
July 24 for the purchase of $13,000
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
No.
obligation water works bonds
posed
100,000
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
serially from
Sale—The $2,000,000 gen¬
offered
were
2%
Ore.
of
1960 inclusive.
to
Bond
Bond
& Co;, of
un¬
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Parma City School District (P. O.
Brooklyn Station, Cleveland 22), O.
Prescott
O.
on July 29 for
$2,800 repair and
furniture bonds. Due
$336,000 4s.
and
(P.
(CST)
p.m.
New
City, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $104,855.23 spe¬
cial
assessment
bonds
offered
14
7
the purchase of
$800,000 build¬
ing bonds Offered July 21—v. 178,
p. 97—were awarded to a group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
July
276, Salem),
Bond Offering—Lorraine Eichel-
Poteau), Okla.
Offering—Harold A. Har¬
Bond
til
0
Bond Sale—The
Parma
7
tion, will receive sealed bids
Madison Local School Districct
,
No.
ris, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
./
(P. O. Route 2,
ty Treasurer's office.
Leflore
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
122
250,000 to the Rhode Island Hos¬
pital Trust Co., Pawtucket, at
berger, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7
Education, will receive sealed bids
(CST) on July 28 for the
until noon (EST) on Aug. 6 for p.m.
the purchase of $575,000 building purchase of $4,300 building bonds.
Due serially from 1956 to 1959 in¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953.
Due
on
Box
District No. 33
Oklahoma
Offering—Fred
County, Clear Lake School
District No.
Haskell
Road, Cincinnati 27),
Bond
from 1954 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds
count.
Marion
OKLAHOMA
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, July 27, 1953
(344)
52
Bond
Offering
Town Recorder,
ed
bids
until
—
F.
B.
will receive seal¬
2
(CST)
p.m.
Local
fering
Housing
Notes
—
Twenty-one local
housing authorities are asking for
sealed bids to be opened at 2 p.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 4 on note issues
aggregating $188,435,000 and
dated Aug. 25, 1953. Details of the
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
Orange,
refund¬
ing bonds was sold to EddlemanI
Pollok
Co., of Houston.
Dated
street improvement
July
1,
1953.
1954
to
1963
Due serially from
inclusive.
Legality
Aug.
6,
39,996,000
series).
Ga.
Brownsville,
(14th
series).
Due
Due
March
1,033,000
Norfolk, Va.
ries). Due Feb. 5,
1954.
12,
City
York
l^eb. 5, 1954.
&
er
New
•
July
Island,
plant
252
p.
the
to
San Francisco,w Calif.
(66th series). Due Feb. 5,1954.
1954.
;
•
Hayward), Wis.Offering—Arnold
Bond
-County
son,
7
1954.7
Clerk,
It®'
"•
( 14th Vse-;
1954.
„
•;
.
*
.County^
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
&
Cutler,
Albion,^ Wash.'
or as a
solicitation of an
cis made only by the Prospectus.
Bond Offering—John
-
Sheridan
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on Aug.
7 for the purchase of $8,000 water
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug.
15,
Due
1953.
serially
1955
from
Chicago.
(P.
County
Sheridan),
O.
Wyo.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 Memo¬
rial
to
inclusive.
of
WYOMING
M. Lilley,
receive
will
Clerk,
receive
a.m.' (CST)
fice.
WASHINGTON
Town
Ander¬
will
-
•;
Tucson,' Ariz.
610,000
ries). Due March 12,
^
were
—
National
First
Sawyer County (P. O.
1,956,000
(64th se¬
■7:;
offer to sell,
offer to buy these securities. The offering )
.
offered
bonds
178,
v.
—
Wis.
$126,000 sewage
4,352,000
San Francisco, .Calif. sealed;yb'ids ,until'710
7,7. (68th series). Due Feb;5.1954.';
110,000 Santa Barbara Co.; Calif
(14th series)*.* Due March 12,•
as an
Le¬
,
series). Due March 12, 1954.
1,244,000
San Francisco,
Calif.
(67th series). Due Feb. 5.1954.
j' This advertisement is not to be construed
1954 to
J-D.
Bank, and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,.
ooth of St. Paul, jointly, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.13,
a
basis of
about 2.72%7 v
7
7
(24th
111.
21
awarded
series). Due March 12, 1954.
Rock
Richmond,
Bond Sale—The
(15th se¬
ries). Due Feb. 5, 1954.
277,000 Rock Island'Co., 111. (17th
507,000
1 from
Interest
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
treatment
541,000 Richmond, Cal,
65th
June
on
1954.
(63rd
Dated June 1,
gality approved by Lines, Spoon-
ras) (36th series). Due Feb. 5,
series). Due March 12, 1954.
March 12, 1954.
443.000 Clackamas Co., Ore. (15th
series).
New
13,340,000
Due
Wauke¬
of
Bank
par.
3s, at
as
1973- inclusive.
6,400,000 Ponce, P. R. (25th se¬
ries). Due F|Jh 5, 1954.
12,945,000 Puert<3*#tico (Rio Pied-
14,400,000 New York City (64th
series). Due March 12, 1954.
(2nd se¬
Tex.
York City
awarded to the Wau¬
were
National
1953.
Philadelphia, Pa. (41st
series). Due
series). Due April 9, 1954.
ries). Due Feb. 5, 1954.
200,000
New York City (62nd
Due Feb. 5, 1954.
38,000,000 New
1954.
13,317,000 Atlanta,
10,984,000
ries). Due March 12, 1954.
issues, according to issuer, amount
j and maturity are as follows:
; $358,000 Albany, Ga. (14th series).
Due
sha,
799,000 Milwaukee, Wis. (19th se¬
|
TEXAS
9,606,000 Philadelphia, Pa. (40th
series). Due Feb. 5, 1954.
315,000 Meridian, Miss. (15th se¬
ries). Due March 12, 1954.
Of¬
Authorities
kesha
general
building bonds offered
obligation
July 20
6, 1954.
Wis.
2,
Sale—The $45,000
Bond
5,053,000 Norfolk, Va. (66th se¬
ries). Due Feb. 5, 1954.
750,000 Philadelphia, Pa.
(39th
series). Due Feb. 5, 1954.
Due 'Aug.
No.
District
1954.
5,230,000 Mayaguez, P. R. (22nd
series). Due March 12, 1954.
United States
Cutler, of
Chicago.
3¥2%
ries). Due Aug. 6, 1954.
964,000 Erie, Pa.
(19th series).
on
13 for the purchase of $16,000
street
improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug.
1
from
1954 to
1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the National City Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
Aug.
proved by Chapman &
STATES
UNITED
New Berlin Common School
(65th se¬
113,000 Norfolk, Va.
ries). Due Feb. 5,
se¬
l)ue March 12, 1954.
1,212,000 Decatur, 111. (24th se¬
ries).
Weems
Beak,
(15th
Ark.
Conway,
150,000
approved by Vinson, Elkins,
& Searls, of Houston.
Stanton, Tenn.
Hospital
21—v.
178,
bonds
offered
July
252—were awarded
p.
to Stern Bros. & Co., of Kansas
City,
and
Carroll, Kirchner &
County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
Jacquith, of Denver, jointly.
No. 412 (P• O. 'Seattle), W;ash.>■,,
Bond Sale—TKe $1,700,000 gen-:
1970
,
King
NEW OFFERING
eral
bonds
CANADA
obligation ^schoolbuilding
offered July 22—;V.yl78,'7p.
awarded
196—were
to
a
NEW
New
_
PERUVIAN
of
of
OIL CONCESSIONS
Brunswick
Debenture
Bank, of Seattle4,ra.nd Atkinson'&'
Co., of Portland's follows: 7
Djle
$643,000 3V2S.
on July
inclusive.
1960
to
'
Due
241,000 3s.
July 1, 1961
7-77
"7
on
July 1 from
on
1962.
and
528,000 3¥4S.
1963
288,000
Due
1968.
and
■'
'
*
••
sold to
„•
:
%r"'r>
.777
,
"*
'
Commission
and"
debentures
was
Securities
Corp.,
To¬
Dated
July 15, 1953. Due
July 15, 1969. Callable as of July
15, 1965.
Principal and interest
payable in Canadian funds in va¬
cities in
rious
&
Judson
Dominion.
the
Le¬
by Daly, Thistle,
approved
McTaggart, of Toronto.
'
' '
'
of
issue
Brunswick
syndicate headed by the
a
Dominion
ronto.
An
—
New
purposes
^Due -on." July V 1,- gality
3%s.
1967
inclusive.
1960
to
1 from
other
(Province *of)
Sale
$7,500,000 4y2 %
Seattle; First- National Bank,;*
Electric
Power
Portland; Seattle-First National
1955
COMPANY, INC.
BRUNSWICK
group
Blylh & Co., Foster
&
Marshall,
Pacific ^ National
Bank, Pacific Tvjprthwest Co., all
composed of
Lolng Beach, Wash.y* 7- 7'7
•Bond Sale—An* issue of $125,000
water revende bonds
4%
Chas.
to
N.
Dated June
land.
1 from
Jan.
Callable
est
Tripp
Co.,
of
1, 1953.
ONE MILLION SHARES
Inter¬
by
approved
777
per
Share
was
of
Speculation
Thompson,
follows: T;"
7 >
as
1954
.
1959
PROSPECTUS CAN BE OBTAINED
Du»
1958
to
84,000 3V2S.
to
on
FROM
YOUR
OWN
BROKER OR
UNDERWRITER
Wood,
Gundy
&
Co.,
Co., Gairdner &
Spence &
dated
are
7June
1,
callable on or after
of issue. In¬
terest J-D.
Legality approved by
Preston,
ThorgHmsoh &
Horo¬
are
eral
—
—
awarded
to
&
Foster
a
Eastern
of
St.
Se¬
Johns,
James Richardson
& Sons, of
F.
&
Winnipeg,
St. Johns,
ton,
of
J.
Brennan
Co.,
Burns Bros. & Den¬
Stanbury & Co.,
of Toronto,
Halifax, W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
of
Montreal, and J. C. Mackintosh
&
Co., of Halifax.
NOTICES
Edmonds Sch
Everett), Wash.
$150,000 gen¬
The
173,
v.
Ltd.,
Cochran, Murray & Co., of Toron¬
to,
SINCLAIR
obligation^ .bonds" offered
17
Co.,
t
County,
Sale
Bond
Montreal,
of
DIVIDEND
SeattleTr"
Snohomish
Co.,
curities
of
on
five years from "date
July
THE UNDERSIGNED
7;7
June 1 from
1974r inclusive.
7 7
Dist. No. IS (P.O.
te
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
bonds
witz, of
&
Mills,
&
bonds
revenue
to Metcalf &
sold
1953, and
a
City, Wash.
sewer
Seattle,
The
These Shares Are Offered As
Toronto, Greenshields & Co., of
Montreal,
:
,»■
Sale—A^lssue of $100,000
and
water
$16,000 2V2S.
z2
of
Co., all of Toronto, L. G. Beaubien
Moxee
Offering Price -
& Co.; of To¬
Due on
JanV l, I960.
of
Legality
Seattle.
Bond
COMMON STOCK
Beli^Gouihlock
ronto,'-Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.; of
Port¬
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
of
cate:
1955^0 1983 inclusive.
as
J-J.
sold
was
p.
group
2836
—
were
composed of
OIL
Marshall, Blyth & Co.,
both of Seattle, and the First Na¬
CORPORATION
tional Bank of Everett.
*'
WISCONSIN
La Crosse,
Bond
City
son,
ed
bids
CommoriStockDividendNo.91
Wis.
Offering—Alice
A. Dick¬
Clerk,"7will receive seal¬
%
until
p.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 13 for the purchase of $350,000 school bonds.,. Dated Sept. 1,
1953.
1963
[44 Wall Street, New York 5j N. Y.^HAnover 2-6226J
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1954 to
inclusive.
terest
(M-S)
Treasurer's
Principal and in¬
payable at the City
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
u
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
Corporation
on
July 9, 1953 declared
from the Earned
poration
a
Surplus of the Cor¬
regular quarterly dividend
of sixty-five cents
($.65) per share on
the Common Stock,
on
payable by check
September 15, 1953 to stockholders
of record at the close of business on
August 14, 1953,
P. C.
SPENCER
President
@FedFRASER