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MONDAY
ISSUE
Commercial
Financial
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 176
Number 5137
New York,- N. Y.,
Monday, July 28, 1952
Price 90 Cents
Copy
a
UNIVERSITY
General Corporation and Investment
New*
F
MICHIGAN
,
RAILROAD
ACF Brill Motors
The
company
covering
the
market
the
on
S.
1,581
shares
York
This
Steel
filed
letter
a
common
stock
$6.75
(par
The
$2.50)
176,
published
circulated
the
be
the
offered
member
to
go
to
In This Issue
issue
of
175,
(Corp.), Chicago, 111.—Par¬
has called for redemption on
Aug. 1, 1952
mortgage
sinking fund cumulative income
bonds,
Nov. 1, 1934, at 100 and accrued
interest. Payment will be made
dated
at the American Bank and
Trust Co.
33 North La Salle St.,
of
Chicago 90,
Chicago, trustee
111.—V.
174,
and
depositary,
revenues
Direct
flight
Ground
j.___
and
Provision
Revenue
(nei)_^_
taxes
365,931
9,770,000
$5,780,051
$0.68
$0.79
__
income
cn
—
share__!„___
per common
miles
flown
l__
Revenue
passenger
miles
''After
dividends
on
NOTES—The
42,514.524
consolidated
months
tributions
and
of
the
to
the
175,
effect
income
include
Benefit
Plan
and
in
vacation,
1952—Month—1951
Sales
—V.
American Telephone
Period End. June 30—
&
on
4,040,000
3,906,378
15,780,000
operating
6,840,000
9,940,153
Dividend
Other
income
The
into
4,600,000
debentures, which
common
Mr.
101,460,000
—
Proceeds
14,946,131
88,170,000
Dividends
tEarns.
share
per
"Figures for June,
ber
of
shares
the
of
be
extent
1952,
$2.71
partly estimated,
$10.22
tBased
on
The
by
"BELL
they
includes
have
SYSTEM
Period End. May 31—
been
earnings
received
by
CONSOLIDATED
the
company
EARNINGS
1952—3 Mos—1951
$
subsidiaries
of
as
992,889,587 896,372,664 3,794,108,631 3,442,080,982
Net
83,301,941
370,192,489
79,139,948
73,238,472
300,281,712
income.
oper.
120,442,942
111,921,934
13,193,280
442,188,066
450,348,439
62,725,334
Total
income
Interest deductions—
Net income
135,747,966 125,115,214
28,548,092
30,189,843
504,913,400
Applic.
Co.
tCons.
i
to
107,199,874
94,925,371
388,311,840
2,557,673
10,993,246
earns,
subsidiaries.
cludes
and
per
sh.
tBased
proportionate
all
other
92,367,698
$3.05
Telephone
cn
&
in
Co.
number
average
interest
subsidiaries
377,318,594
net
not
its
shares
of
earnings
consolidated
of
the
July
Electric
share
two-thirds
owners
debentures
was
use
Of
announced
or
sell
far
so
the
on
their
of
the
company's
have used
company's
July 25.
subscription
sold
or
new
The
family
more
their
payment
for
pay
of
rights to the
will
have
second
$36
in
bonds,
issue,
July
31
1952,
spurt
in
including
that
production
22%
in Fort Erie,
antibiotics, vitamins
Canada
is
control
a
some
plant
in
attributed
lab
said
to
to
be
country.
has
now
15
a
on
some
reported
high
for
2,200
that
the
its
at
now
different
formulae
in
year.
backlogs have continued to
Employment in the Bryan
highest
a
reasonably soon,
Bank
the
announcement
added.—V.
176,
&
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Trust
Co., New York, has been
appointed
by Atlantic City Electric Co. under an
offer
dated
which the company is making to holders
of
preferred
series.
175,
40 of
The
stock
and
its
offer will expire
4%
cumulative
at 3
p.m.
(EDST)
its
preferred
Aug. 2,
on
2278,
p.
4%
stock,
1952.
are
debentures
be
2%%
reduced
convertible
from
according to
an
$146
of
to
of
these, comprising 18 A and
of
three
1600 h.
62
White, Presi¬
additional
diesel electrio
1500
h.
A
and
9
General
Motors
Corp.
will
bulid
freight units, and 13 road switch¬
B
p.
six
B
will
build
freight
ten
units,
of
and
the
locomotives, consisting
road
switcher,
each
of
for
one
the
each
of
p.
Alco
will
Delivery
build
of
6
all
A
and
of
4
these
B
freight
units
is
units,
promised
1,600 h.p.
first
1953.
quarter
In
debentures,
to
Division
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
extensions'
less
announcement
than
made
employees
under
its
Employees'
Stock
to
some
of
approximately 580,000 shares.
under
the
addition,
Fairbanks-Morse
will" build
two
road
switchers
of
1600 h. p. each and deliver them
during October of the current year. *
When delivery of all of the units included
in these orders is com¬
pleted,
it
quarters
will
of
permit
its
the
normal
Baltimore
business
and
with
Ohio
diesel
to
handle
about
electrics.—V.
three-
175, p.
2586.
160,000
employees
who
price
have
in
had
will
of
of
of
ac¬
The
net
The
until
conversion
issued in
converted
the
through
previous
amount
by the
of
close
Dec.
14,
$343,087,-
of
1958,
business
unless
redemption.-
announced
on
Oct.
that
29,
on
1952
21
of
the
$100
As
.
of
July
2%s of 1957
21,
be
redeemed
close
of
principal
1952,
142.
two
selling
stockholders.—V.
176,
it
of
will
the
proceed
then
at
the
office
of
the exchange
capital stock:
Barco Industries, Inc., New York, N.
Y.—Files
company
share.
on
140,000
The
July
16
shares
proceeds
filed
of
will
a
letter
common
be
used
of
stock
for
notification
to
working
be
with
offered
at
—
the
SEC
$1
per
capital.
out¬
V
of
both
amount
of
Is
$140
per
debentures
$37,559,000 principal amount of
all
of
;
Jund Power & Light
shares
share,
with
•
tildfes Common and Preferred
of
Liberty Loin Common and Preferred
payable
.
issues
Offerings
issouri Power Common
Pr.i
Missouri
may
Want
Arkan
(he Treasurer of
convert
them
into
business on Oct. 29, 1952.
.
by
Edward D. Jones & Co.
unmatured
interest
Members
and
New
York
Stock
Midwest
the
convertible
176,
230.
p.
(Calif.)—Proposed Acquisition—
company proposes to acquire Norwalk Co. through
Bankline shares for each of the
12,675 shares of
covering
1,
all
remained, outstanding of the original issue of
$357,532,600,,.
and $7,915,600
principal amount of the convertible 3Ves of 1959 re¬
mained
outstanding of the original Issue of $394,372,900,—V.
p.
to
Co.
outstanding.
The
Aug.
of
of
Oil
two
debentures
price
July 15 offered 4,000
(par $2) at the market (at an
The offering was completed.
stock
proceeds went
Bankline
Broadway, New York City.
the
common
estimated $5.25 per share).
The
were
been
continue
for
23
—
shares
conversion price
conditions.
The initial conversion
previous reduction became effective on
of 1961
July
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of
America—Stock
Sold
Scherck, Richter Co. on
certarln
last
called
will
company, 195
surrender
it
July 23 by Colonel Roy B.
on
units.
Electro-Motive
each
ers,
cash.
of 2%% Debentures—
and $40 In cash for each share.
Adjustment
dividends is made at the time of
conversion.
1,100,000
rights to buy
until
major
in
its
Canadian
reflected
43
additions,
coupons
than
subscription
$498,656,300 convertible
remainder
of
the
been
facilities,
July
at
are
agent
11,
—V.
issued
privileges
debentures
capital stock
Co.
estimated).
Two-Thirds of Stockholders Enter Subscriptions—
Nearly
The
plants is
Chemical
cumulative
43
payments
redemption
Holders
telephone
outstanding,
tln-
Western
received
distributors.
increased
and
have
Atlantic City Electric
The
July 31, will be convertible
1952, at $136 per share, payable
15-year
to
System
be
2%s
company on
the call for
The
principal
(partly
1951,
sales
and
has
Arner
on
now
operations
convertible
Issues.
The
10-year
2%%
convertible debentures,
due Dec. 15, 1957, will be called at
105% and
the 10-year 3'/8%
convertible debentures, due June
20, 1959 at 105.25%.
Accrued interest will be
paid to the Oct. 29, 1952 redemption date.
$12.91
and
the
August,
1950.
standing
369,465,270
$11.45
$3.13
Telegraph
and
The
A.T.&T.
"American
Bell
will
convertible
debentures
with
11,796,323
104,212,995
a-re
exchange
To Redeem Two Issues of
Debentures—
381,261,593
2,986,879
stock
to
stock
installment
Conversion
the
Applic. to minority
interests
of
expected
in
700, of which about 44%
on
July 18.
495,176,708
113,915,115
116,601,560
also
797.
p.
142.
p.
July 21.
on
$150
44,828,269
15,305,024
stock
was
The
272,007,579
jOther income
T
July 10,
299,807,364
taxes
is
early
adjustment
689^0^,655 627,910,317 2,681,446,364 2,419,917,600
on
oper.
price
1961,
price
$
expenses.
Other
reclassified
Equipment Corp.—Backlogs Rise—
operations
The
It will be the third
reduction made in the conversion
cordance with provisions of the
issue, which made the
Fed.
104,102,042
plant
of
said
Cleveland
normal
48
to
subject to
revenues.
inc...
15,
share
The
completed
REPORT
Operating
Operating
taxes
&
Plan.
to
dividends.
$
the
750,000
42
reduction, estimated to be between $2.10 and
$2.20, is expected
take effect Aug. 6
following the issuance of additional shares of
to
num-
only
be
was
Stock
to
This
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
per
the company
AT
statement
that
conversion
Dec.
$144
$10.89
average
to
Approval
174,
of
change
each
point since World War II,
multiple-shift, six-day-week basis. Difficulties
resulting from material shortages are of a minor nature
and no major
are
foreseen, provided that the steel industry can
resume-
dated
Sept. 30,
$100 debentures and
issue will be used to
Changes Conversion Price
outstanding.
NOTE—Above
the
$2.56
—
approx¬
problems
necessary,
continuing
81,111,970 340,080,000 314,314,005
67,418,805 299,600,000 259,799,082
77,470.000
manufacturers
modern
company
and
and
Bell System telephone service across
the nation,
the company points out, to keep pace with
the
heavy demands for the national defense effort and
civilian
are
needs.-
97,711,380 396,470,000 373,127,488
16.599,410
56,390,000
58,813,483
13,290,000
income
share
par
to
$6
par
production.
Aro
43
of
improvements
which
due
Net
$6
stock.
par
proposal
a
shares,
Commission.—V.
improved
most
Sanders
annual
of
Total income
Interest deductions
approved
500,000
present
$5
S.
home
half
and
and
Offerings
Clearings
to
are
stock beginning
by the surrender
40,188,091
83,631,259 346,880,000 320,396,100
4,139,968
18,870,000
12,543,297
90,020,000
income
each
new
specialties.
the
locomotive
and
income
is
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Orders New
Equipment—
30,720,000
Net
facilities
Co.—Reclassification
22
from
Announcement was made
276,720,000 260,232,165
46,044.195 197,840,000 174,330,943
6,482,000
32,380,000
30,767,000
8,620,000
of
one
$
operating taxes^_
proposed
dent, that orders have just been placed for
66,376,726
51,250,000
income
$
of
other
first
expanded
"1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
70,750,000
for
31
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve System
Federal
each,
Buffalo
the
and. ethical
Co.—Earnings—
"1952—3 Mos.—1951
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Fed. taxes
$126,345,003 $127,567,467
Telegraph
$
Other
Condition
2585.
p.
$5
Gas
July
slock
Ont., 47%. Increased
40
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$40,369,237 $39,826,011
175,
Section..
Foreign Exchange Rates
American Stores Co.—June Sales Increase—
Per. End. June 30—
The
over
43
salary
on
Arkansas P.
formulae
37
38
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_43
Dividends Declared and Payable
2277.
p.
36
General Corporation &
Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond
to
the
Drug output the first six months of this
year has set a new record
.for this 43-year-old
company. Roy T. Sanders, Jr., Vice President in
charge of sales, reported on July 17. The concern
produces special
35
Stock Exchange—Curb
The Course of Bank
Mo.
of
1121.
p.
Arner Co., Buffalo, N.
Y.—Production Increased—
34
34
Miscellaneous Features
m
adjustments made in
increases in company con¬
covering
year
Retirement
accruals.—V.
wage
Stock Exchange
The
consolidation the company's
wholly owned subsidiary, American Air¬
lines de Mexico, S. A. The
accounts of the following
subsidiary are not
included in the
consolidation—Sky Chefs, Inc.
Net profit (net of Federal taxes on
income) for the six months ended
June
30, 1951 previously reported in the amount of
$6,532,868 has
been reduced by
$750,000, after
subsequent
the
*
of
Western
shares
rise
statements
giving
from
32
iy2
1,175,331,987
stock.
cost
175,
33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35,093,661
1,362,776,128
preferred
above
L__
—
flown
Campbell,
capital
common
par
into
Over-the-Counter Markets
...41
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange
31
Transactions New York Curb
Exchange
31
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
31
National Quotation Industrial
Stock Averages.31
30,576,291
121,133
4,850,000
$5,099,518
Federal
income
"'Earnings
37,741,161
miscellaneous
for
near
stockholders
shares,
32
Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Toronto
The
authorized
32
Montreal Curb Market
Toronto Stock Exchange
1951
and
overall
$4,000,000.—V.
Arkansas
32
San
$86,857,160 $75,115,314
39,045,348
28,623,041
expenses
expenses
Interest
Net
1952
29
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June
30—
Total
Philadelphia-Baltimore
imately
25
Los Angeles Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—To Place Bonds Pri¬
vately—See New England Gas & Electric Association
below.—V. 175, p 913.
American Airlines, Inc. (&
(Bonds)
Ark.,
Estimated
11
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Exchange
101.
p.
(Stocks)
New York Curb
Exchange
Boston Stock
Exchange
first
County,
Page
New York Stock
Exchange
New York Stock
Exchange
Franklin-Adams Co.
of
gas
Slock and Bond Quotations
"Confab."
businessmen.—V.
Redemption—
The
MISCELLANEOUSmmtmmmm
The company has been
authorized by the Federal Power
Commission
construct approximately 140
miles of pipeline to provide
natural
service to 13 communities in
Arkansas and 5 in Missouri.
The company will
construct natural gas transmission lines
extending
from two
separate points of
connection
with
the system of
Texas
Eastern Transmission
Corporation, of Shreveport, La. The 140 miles
of pipe,
ranging in size from 2% inch to 10%
inch, will connect with
Texas. Eastern at points
just west of the St. Francis River in
Clay
at
firms
William
|
$39,COO
-
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.-Proposed Expansion—
SEC
141.
summer
90,000
among
Adams-Franklin Building
tial
to
will
p.
2277.
p.
with
through
proceds
stockholder.—V.
just
magazine
^UL 28 1952
INSURANCE
-
UMur
notification
share)
per
Exchange.
selling
of
Co.—Publishes New Issue of "Confab."-—
has
company
quarterly
of
Stock
the
INDUSTRIAL
-
Co.—Filing With SEC—
17
(approximately
New
Wasserman,
Acme
July
on
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
'
~
.
New
Stock
Chicago
Board
York
300
St.
Louis, Mo. (2)
Curb
N.
Exchange
Exchange
of
Trade
Exchange
4th
•
(Associate)
STREET
CE
7600
MONDAY
ISSUE
Commercial and
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 176
Number 5137
New
York, N. Y., Monday, July 28, 1952
Price 90 Cents
a
Copy
UNIVERSITY
General Corporation and Investment
News,
JUL
F
RAILROAD
ACF Brill Motors
The
company
covering
the
1,581
S.
shares
28 1952
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
-
17
of
filed
letter
a
common
of
uuur
stock
notification
$2.501
(par
with
to
(approximately $6.75 per share) through
York
Stock Exchange.
The proceds will
Wasserman, the selling stockholder.—V.
be
176,
the
to
go
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—Proposed
SEC
The
offered, at
member
New
to
firms
In This Issue
William
service
This
Steel
has
quarterly
just
magazine
published
circulated
the
90.000
among
Adams-Franklin
tial
Building
of
Stock and Bond Quotations
"Confab."
businessmen.—V.
2277.
p.
issue
summer
175,
The
(Corp.), Chicago, 111.—Par¬
dated
Boston
Co. has called for
redemption on Aug. 1, 1952
mortgage
sinking fund cumulative income bonds,
1, 1934, at 100 and accrued interest. Payment will be
made
Nov.
at the American Bank and Trust Co.
of
North La Salle St.,
33
Chicago 90,
Chicago, trustee and depositary,
111.—V.
174,
Los
101.
p.
Stock
San
Subs.)—Earnings—
Total
revenues
Direct
flight
Ground
Federal
Revenue
flown
dividends
42,514.524
Net profit
30,
been
reduced
subsequent
by
to
the
of
the
accruals.—V.
wage
year
Retirement
175,
the
Benefit
of
amount
Plan
and
1952—Month—1951
Sales
$40,369,237
—V.
175,
in
vacation,
__40
and
$39,826,011
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
$126,345,003
*1952—3 Mos.—1951
>1952
$
Operating
Operating
Mr.
Fed.
$
174,330,943
8,620,000
6,482,000
32,380,000
4,040,000
3,906,378
15,780,000
operating
6,840,000
The
into
Dividend
Other
Income
income
9,940,153
by
30,767,000
14,946,131
90,020,000
income
Interest deductions
101,460,000
13,290,000
_—
income
tEarns.
■"Figures
ber
of
for June,
shares
The
$10.89
partly
tBased
estimated,
on
average
SYSTEM
AT
CONSOLIDATED
EARNINGS
1952—3 Mos.—1951
$
&
revenues.
992,889,587 896,372,664
3,794,108,631
3,442,080,982
689,204,655 627,910,317
104,102,042
83,301,941
2,681,446,364
2,419,917,600
on
370,192,489
299,807,364
700,
73,238,472
300,281,712
272,007,579
on
Net oper. income. 120,442,942 111,921,934
tOther income
15,305,024
13,193,280
442,188,066
450,348,439
62,725,334
44,828,269
Total
79,139,948
taxes
income
135,747,966
125,115,214
504,913,400
28,548,092
30,189,843
116,601,560
Interest deductions..
Net income
Co.
i
stock
earns,
* American
subsidiaries.
cludes
arid
per
sh.
94,925,371
388,311,840
2,557,673
10,993,246
tBased
other
share
owners
104,212,995
$3.05
&
on
92,367,698
377,318,594
debentures
was
use
Of
announced
or
sell
the
on
their
be
used
to
for
pay
of
share, payable
$36
in
additions,
telephone service
1952,
$11.45
to
Bell
stock
will
System
be
employees
issued
to
under
some
payments of
number
average
interest
in
net
and
shares
of
earnings
consolidated
not
its
of
cash.
The
Electric
of
the
company's
used
company's
July
25.
subscription
sold
or
new
The
family
nation,
privileges
are
160,000
of
than
The
were
issued
had
been
converted
will
called
continue
for
its
Employees'
employees
in
the
by
amount
the
Stock
who
of
close
through Dec.
redemption.-
previous
that
29,
debentures
rights to the
have
bonds.
until
Holders
attributed
lab
said
2,200
different
to
to
bo
formulae
in
that
backlogs
have
continued
to
year. Employment in the Bryan
highest point since World War II,
its
the
soon,
announcement
added..—V.
176,
Co.—Exchange Offer—
and
its
4%
cumulative-
expire at 3
preferred
(EDST)
p.m.
Aug. 2,
on
stock,
1952.
units.
of
h.
1500
Division
of
three
A
and
General
Motors
Corp.
will
bulid
freight units, and 13 road switch¬
B
9
p.
six
B
will
build
freight
ten
units,
of
and
the
locomotives, consisting
switcher, each of
one-
road
units,
each
of
for
the
p.
.
will
build
of
6
all
A
and
of
4
these
B
freight
units
is
promised
have
14,
$343,087,-
of
,
1,600
h.p.
first
quarter
1953.
addition,
Fairbanks-Morse
will
build
two
road'
switchers
of
1600 h. p.
each and deliver them during October of the current year. 1
delivery of all of the units included in these orders is com¬
When
pleted,
it
will
quarters
of
permit
its
the
Baltimore
business
normal
and
with
Ohio
diesel
to
handle
about
electrics.—V,
175,
three-
2586.
p.
Bank Building & Equipment Corp. of America—Stock
Sold — Scherck, Richter Co. on
shares
of
July 15 offered 4,000
(par $2) at the market (at an
The offering was completed.
stock
common
estimated $5.25 per share).
The
net
proceeds
Bankline
of
business
1958,
on
1952
to
went
1,
all
it
of
will
the
unless
company
Bankline
Barco
share.
proceed
then
Oil
Co.
two
selling
stockholders.—V.
176,
will
of
for
conversion
be
redeemed
debentures
As
*
of
and
is
of July
23/4s of 1957
and
$40
142.
of
of
at
the
office
of
t;he
at
issues
amount
cash
for
the
time
1952,
each
of
of
is
$140
per
debentures
share.
on
140,000
The
July 16 filed
shares
proceeds
of
of
will
a
12,675
letter
through the
shares
of
used
of notification
stock
common
be
Y
exchange
capital
for
be
to
working
with
with
offered
at
—
SEC
$1
per
capital.
Pi
amount
the
original
the
.,
aund Power &
amount
of
of
Edward D. Jones & Co.
unmatured
interest
the
of
3V»s
Light
by
Members
and
New
York
Stock
Midwest
convertible
Issue
Offerings
Liberty Loam Common and Preferred
conversion.
of
Want
issouri Power Common
shares
all
of
1959
New
$394,372,900.—V.
Board
York
300
re¬
176,
Stock
Chicago
convertible
of
stock
the
Missour ' iiljtfes Common and Preferred
remained, outstanding of the original issue of $357,532,600,
outstanding
the
payable
share,
Adjustment
$37,559,000 principal
principal
of
Industries, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
company
Arkarr
Treasurer of
may
convert
them
into
business on Oct. 29, 1952.
both
principal
In
made
$7,915,600
mained
P.
$100
21,
close
price
each
out¬
Broadway,. New York City.
the
(Calif.)—Proposed Acquisition—
to acquire Norwalk Co.
proposes
shares
230.
p.
outstanding.
The
Aug.
of
21
covering
.
The
dividends
to
-
.
.
Alco
Delivery
two
of
capital stock until the
surrender
1,100,000
July 31
debentures
coupons
subscription rights to buy
$498,656,300 convertible issue, it
will
is
control
4%
stock
Electro-Motive
1600 h.
The
1961
company on July 23 announced
the call for
redemption on Oct.
the company, 195
estimated).
more
Erie,
vitamins)
the
for
at
these, comprising 18 A and
In
convertible
issues.
The
10-year 2% %
debentures, due Dec. 15, 1957, will be called at
105% and
the 10-year 3%%
convertible debentures, due June
20, 1959 at 105.25%.
Accrued interest will be
paid to the Oct. 29, 1952
Co.
their
remainder
of
some
reported
offer will
convertible
telephone
outstanding,
tln-
Western
22%
Fort
Bank
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
extensions'
the
across
approximately 580,000 shares.
18.
debentures
with
principal
(partly
Canada
a
some
in
antibiotics,
2278,
p.
each
ers,
1950.
convertible 2%s of
which about 44%
standing
$12.91
Co.
15
reasonably
preferred
series.
175,
40 of
of 2%% Debentures—
The
369,465,270
$3.13
Telegraph
in
plant
country.
has
now
production
in
&
Trust Co.,
New York,
has been
appointed
by Atlantic City Electric Co. under an offer
dated
which the company is making to holders of its
redemption date.
far have
so
will
convertible
To Redeem Two Issues of
Debentures—
11,796,323
subsidiaries
two-thirds
be
is
installment
Conversion
Two-Thirds of Stockholders Enter Subscriptions—
Nearly
10,
of
July
the
381,261,593
2,986,879
Telephone
proportionate
all
agent
11,
—V.
be the third reduction
made in the conversion
price in ac¬
with provisions of the
issue, which made the conversion price
adjustment under certarin conditions.
The initial conversion
was
$150 and the last previous
reduction became effective on
The
Applic. to A.T.&T.
tCons.
Chemical
second
will
July
495,176,708
113,915,115
107,199,874
Applic. to minority
interests
Arner
plants' is
operations
cumulative
price
1961,
stock
The
price
$
expenses.
oper.
spurt
including
that
Atlantic City Electric
cordance
Operating
Operating
Other
said
major
in
its
Canadian
reflected
subject to
Fed., taxes
inc.—
T
Plan.
REPORT
$
received
797.
p,
142.
The
the company points out, to keep
pace with the
heavy demands for the national defense effort and
civilian
15,
completed
1952—12 Mos.—1951
s
also
was
the
750,000
reclassified
43
necessary,
conversion
Dec.
It
*BELL
to
be
Equipment Corp.—Backlogs Rise—
exchange
reduction, estimated to be between $2.10 and
$2.20, is expected
take effect Aug. 6
following the issuance of additional shares of
to
num-
includes earnings of
subsidiaries only to
have been received by the company as dividends.
Period End. May 31—
change
each
to
Approval
174,
to
$6
This
statement
that they
Clay
approx¬
production.
normal
of the
15-year 2%%
convertible debentures,
expected to be reduced from $146 to less than
$144 per share
early in August, according to an
announcement made
by the company on July 21.
259,799,082
$10.22
issue
Changes Conversion Price
314,314,005
299,600,000
$2.71
1952,
par
share
par
the
been
facilities,
modern
now
of
outstanding.
NOTE—Above
the extent
81,111,970 340,080,000
67,418,805
$2.56
are
continuing
97,711,380 396,470,000 373,127,488
16,599,410
56,390,000
58,813,483
88,170,000
share
per
the
of
improvements to Bell System
needs.-
12,543,297
77,470,000
Dividends
payment
Proceeds
due
Net
which are to be dated July 31, will
stock beginning Sept.
30, 1952, at $136 per
surrender of $100 debentures and
the
which
40,188,091
320,396,100
83,631,259 346,880,000
4,139,968
18,870,000
4,600,000
Total income
30,720,000
proposal
a
shares,
$6
increased
and
have
The
improved
most
has
1951,
sales
high
The
debentures,
common
and
Net
is
Announcement was made on July 23 by Colonel
Roy B. White, Presi¬
dent, that orders have just been placed for 62 additional diesel
electrio
260,232,165
197,840,000
operating taxes
Other
plant
of
specialties.
and
locomotive
276,720,000
46,044.195
Income
S.
Cleveland
p.
$
66,376,726
on
facilities
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Orders New
Equipment—
51,250,000
taxes
in
operations are on a multiple-shift,
six-day-week basis. Difficulties
resulting from material shortages are of a minor nature and no
major
problems are foreseen, provided that the steel
industry can resume^
*1952—12 Mos.—1951
$
approved
500,000
present
company on July
and are now at a
July
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve System
Federal
proposed
$5 par stock.
Commission.—V.
new
P.
half
Sanders
Aro
43
$127,567,467
70,750,000
revenues
expenses
of
Increased
.
the
annual
43
Condition
miles
River
Mo.
and
Foreign Exchange Rates
1952—3 Mos.—1951
Francis
Co.—Reclassification of Stock
22
from
each
home
first
ethical
of
one
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Buffalo
expanded
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_43
Dividends Declared and Payable
43
salary
2585.
p.
shares
the
over
Miscellaneous Features
American Stores Co.—June Sales Increase—
Per. End. June 30—
each,
Arkansas
Ont., 47%
General Corporation & Investment
News-Cover
State and City Bond
Offerings
48
The Course of Bank
Clearings
42
2277.
p.
$5
Gas
July
and
$6,532,868 has
giving effect to adjustments made in
covering increases in company con¬
after
on
stock
The
Chefs, Inc.
income) for the six months ended
in
Western
rise
on
reported
$750,000,
months
tributions
and
previously
The
38
stock.
(net of Federal taxes
1951
Exchange
Exchange—Curb Section
1,175,331,987
above
consolidated
statements
of
income
include m
consolidation the
company's wholly owned subsidiary, American Air¬
lines de Mexico, S. A. The accounts of the
following subsidiary are not
included in the
consolidation—Sky
Texas
this
31
35,093,661
1,362,776,128
flown
preferred
on
$0.79
NOTES—The
June
37
Exchange
__31
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages_31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
'
.
miles
passenger
'■"After
$5,780,051
$0.68
Campbell,
St.
of
will connect with
output the first six months of this year has set a new
record
43-year-old company. Roy T.
Sanders, Jr., Vice President in
of sales, reported on July 17. The concern
produces special
formulae for other manufacturers and
distributors.
Over-the-Counter Markets
41
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange______31
Transactions New York Curb
$5,099,518
„
the
of
inch,
charge
36
Market
365,931
9,770,000
west
extending
140
The
Drug
for
35
30,576,291
4,850,000
___
just
10%
lines
system
La.
Arner Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Production
Increased—
34
121,133
income
cn
share
per common
miles
Revenue
the
Toronto Stock
(net)
taxes
income
•■''Earnings
iy2
37,741,161
miscellaneous
for
Curb
into
34
Stock
Stock
near
common
par
from
$75,115,314
39,045,348
28,623,041
expenses
and
Provision
Net
$86,857,160
expenses
Interest
Toronto
1951
the
33
Exchange
Stock Exchange____
Montreal
1952
shares,
32
.
below.—V. 175, p 913.
American Airlines, Inc. (&
and
inch to
2%
overall
stockholders
32
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.—To Place Bonds Pri¬
vately—See New England Gas & Electric Association
6 Months Ended June 30—
in Missouri.
5
with
Shreveport,
points
Arkansas
The
authorized
32
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Francisco
and
transmission
gas
capital cost of the
$4,000,000.—V. 175, p. 1121.
imately
.32
Midwest Stock
Montreal
the Federal Power Commission
pipeline to provide natural
25
Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
natural
from
Expansion—
of
in Arkansas
construct
at
Ark,,
Estimated
29
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
first
Eastern
County,
IX
by
miles
140
communities
pipe, ranging in size
Texas
Page
Franklin-Adams
of
of
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
New York Curb Exchange
Redemption—
$39,000
13
points of
connection
Transmission Corporation, of
Eastern
Co.—Publishes New Issue of "Confab."'—
company
approximately
to
The company will
two
separate
141.
p.
has been authorized
company
construct
gas
from
Acme
MISCELLANEOUSmtummsru,
Co.—Filing With SEC—
market
the
on
July
on
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
MICHIGAN
-
St. Louis, Mo.
(2)
Curb
N.
Exchange
Exchange
of
Trade
Exchange
4th
(Associate)
STREET
CE 7600
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
.
(326)
2
Sales
July 24
—V.
funds
be
ed
net
the
Outstanding
Authorized
$1)
(par
This
.
undeveloped royalty and leasehold
Basirt * in North Dakota,
(2)
authorized
of which interests are
proven for oil-and some of which are
unproven.
As of June 26, 1952, the company owned oil and gas leases covering
approximately 2,300 acres of land in the Blanco Field in San Juan
and Rio Arriba Counties, New Mexico.
Leases covering 2,071 acres are
subject to a 25% ''carried interest'' so that the company's share of
the working interest will be reduced
to 75% when the company has
received
from the proceds
of production an amount equal to the
some
WiJdston
the
.
full
175,
—v.
The
and
net
for
Operating
175,
—V.
$
861,246
619,693
10,338,969
$2.62
increased
Bond Stores
Sales
publicly offered
10 cents) at 25
additional leaseholds
working capital.
which
cents
40
at
2,159,352
1,553,394
$0.85
$0.7,>
O.,
the prior year.—V. 175, p.
Oil Corp.—Offer
Withdrawn—
Ry.—Bids Invited—
$6,323,891 $36,837,235 $36,793,382
$6,088,273
p.
Swain
President of Unit—
Closed—Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., the managing underwriter on July 18 announced
the closing of subscription books on the $15,000,000 of
first mortgage 3Vs% bonds, due 1982.
See offering in
Sales
,
825,058
Other
216,885
1,041,943
567,620
109,147
2,563,086
1,589,457
$474 323
income
Total
income
before
taxes
Provision for income taxes
$973,629
$10.88
Equipment—
gondola
cost
will
cars
new
the
to
American Car & Foundry Co.
gondola cars and 300 fifty-ton
cars.
estimated $4,360,000 and are
1953.—V. 176, p. 142.
an
income
Net
income
—V.
175,
per
$5.04
share
common
(& Domestic & Foreign
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.
Net
Brookings, Ore.—Files—
Brookings Plywood Corp.,
company
on
Texas—Stock Offered—Offering
180,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) was
made on July 25 at $5.75 per share by Dallas Rupe &
Son, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., and Straus, Blosser
Byrd Oil Co., Dallas,
of
offering,
Of the total
McDowell.
&
June 14,'52 June 16,'51
t6 923,356
1,778,343
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
by
devoted
the
in
PROPOSED
from
sale 'of
the
the
100,000
the
BOND
due
course
shares
About $1,000,000
OFF*ERING—It
is
the
balance
help
to
holds
step
contemplated
up
permits
that
a
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Los
development
business in the
and
States
Oklahoma, Utah, North Dakota, New Mexico, Colorado and
Montana. At present the company
is producing oil and/or gas in the
Waskom Field, Harrison County, Texas; Tennessee Colony Field, An¬
derson
County, Texas; Pickton Field, Hopkins County. Texas; Key¬
stone-Devonian Field, Winkler County, Texas; Wewoka Field, Seminole
County, Okla.; and in the Angels Peak Area of the Kutz-Fulcher Field
in San Juan Basin, in San Juan.
County, N. M. The company contemplates that it will continue drilling operations and development
activities on its proven or semi-proven oil or gas properties and the
extension of its activities to its properties situated in the San Juan
New
Mexico.—V.
175,
p.
2686.
Caliente Placer Gold Mining Co., Wallace,
company
on June
27 filed
a
letter
on
July 18
acepted an offer of Eastern Air Lines, Inc.
basis of two shares of Eastern
stock for
At the
time
same
bid
bids for their property
Northeast Airlines, Inc.
Colonial directors rejected
National
by
winning
The
Airlines
Inc.,
and
by Captain
June 26.
submitted
was
President of Eastern Air
Lines,
on
Eddie
Rickenbacker,
be
announced
debenture
bentures
A
Idaho—Files
would
for
into
value
for each
proposed new convertible 4%%
share of Colonial stock. The de¬
National common stock on the
a
each
convertible
par
be
N.
A.
L.
share.
value
of stock
on
the
in a ratio to be
of consummation.—V. 175,
date
175,
p.
p.
Stores, Inc.—Sales Continue
Colonial
Per. End. June 28—
Sales
2486.
1952—5 Wks.—1951
$20,171,000 $19,242,000
1955.
1
Higher—
1952—26 Wks.—1951
$103,811,000 $99,796,000
•
company
(Del.)—Stock Units Of¬
Mackie. Inc., on July 15 publicly
offered "as a speculation" 100,000 shares of 6% cumula¬
tive preferred stock (par $1.50) and 100,000 shares of
common stock
(par 50c) in units of one share of pre¬
ferred stock and one share of common stock at $2 per
Community TV Systems, Inc.
The
preferred stock is subject to
option of the company upon
share.—V.
175, p. 1538.
redemption in whole or in part
30 days prior written notice at
plus accriled and unpaid dividends thereon
up to the redemption date.
The method of redemption may be by lot
or pro
rata as determined by the board of directors.
,
After all accumulated, accrued and unpaid dividends on the preferred
stock have been paid,
and before any dividends are to be paid on
the common
stock, the company is required annually (commencing
with the year 1953) to set aside as a sinking fund for the purchase
or
redemption of the preferred stock, a sum equal to 20%
of the
net earnings
of the company remaining after taxes for the fiscal
year and after deducting an amount equal to the full dividend require¬
ments for the current period and all
accumulated and unpaid divi¬
dends on all shares of the preferred
stock outstanding during such
the
at
a
price of $1.75 per share,
period.
,
,
net proceeds will be used for general corporate
determined from time to time by the directors. However,
the underwriter has agreed with the company that the proceeds from
sale of the first 50,000 units are to be held in escrow by the company.
In the event that the
said 50,000 units are not sold on or before
Sept. 1, 1952, then and in that event the funds so held in escrow
are
to be
returned to the purchasers at the full price paid by the
PROCEEDS—The
as
The underwriter has further agreed that it shall not be
and receive any warrants to which it may be
a minimum
of 50,000 units has been sold as aforesaid.
purchasers.
purchase
to
until
additional funds will be required from time to
calls attention to the fact that it may borrow
other lending institutions, or issue additional
additional capital if the management deems such action
company's best interests.
probable
is
It
The
from
banks
securities for
to
be
the
in
that
company
or
BUSINESS—Company,
with an office at 418 Broome
St., New York
13, N. Y., was incorporated in Delaware on June 25. 1952 for per¬
petual duration to engage primarily in the business of
eering, installing, and maintaining master and community TV antenna
'systems in the states of North Carolina, Georgia and
employing
for that purpose the products and equipment sold
Radio Corp. of America known as '"Antenaplex" under a three-year
authorized distributorship to operate in the above mentioned states.
selling, engin¬
South Carolina
by
incorporation, the company acquired the assets of
Associates, a sole proprietorship of Murray Borkon,
sole stockholder of the company a?s of July 11, 1952.
These assets consisted of an authorized distributorship with Radio Corp.
of America (caused to be issued in the name of the company) for the
its
Following
Murray
Borkon
President and the
the states of North Carolina,
proposed agreements permitting the in¬
antenna system at Cherry Point Marine
Corps Air Station and in housing projects adjacent thereto in North
Carolina; and, an agreement with Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
permitting the attachment of a community antenna distribution
system by the company to Southern Bell owned poles in Asheville, N. C.
"Antenaplex" in
RCA
of
distribution
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT TO Authorized
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
cumul. pfd. stock (par $1.50)
stock (par 50 cents)
6%
1952 all of its
$100), at $105
100,000 shs.
has agreed with the underwriter to
issue and deliver to the underwriter,
or its nominees (Who may be
dealers participating
in this offering) in consideration of the sum
of
one
mill per warrant-share, warrants in such denominations of
whole shares as the
underwriter shall request, entitling the under¬
writer or its nominees, to purchase from the company an aggregate
WARRANTS—The
company
stock at a price of 50c per share on
1955. Such warrants are to be
nominees on the basis of one warrant
for each unit of common and preferred stock sold by the underwriter.
Warrants may not be exercised during the period of 14 months next
succeeding the commencement of the above offering.—V. 176, p. 52.
before
shares
100 000
or
sold
to
3:00
the
of
p.m.
common
(EST)
Nov. 30,
underwriter or ,its
Compo Shoe
This
Machinery
on
Corp.—To Enter New Field—
over-all field of cemented shoe
W. O'Conor, President, who an¬
will enter "the
according to Charles
corporation
production,"
Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
has called for redemption on Sept. 4,
of 6% preferred stock (par
outstanding 20,000 shares
per
Dillon & Co., of New York
fered—Singer, Bean &
nounced
Colorado Interstate Gas
of notification
The
New
—
of Pennsylvania.
of
based on an ex¬
determined by the relative net book
long-standing offer from Northeast Airlines was
change
>
offered to exchange
$11
2'/2' debentures
of
basis
soon.
had
of
partner of Eastman,
Common
special meeting of Colonial stockholders will be called "very
shortly" to vote on the Rickenbacker proposal. Date of the meeting will
—V.
with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at
15 cents per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds will be
used to purchase placer mining equipment and for working capital.
The
directtors
acquire the assets of Colonial on the
each three shares of Colonial.
to
Pa.
Georgia and South Carolina;
stallation of a community TV
Approved—
Colonial Airlines, Inc.—Merger
A
Texas,
of
Angeles—Files—
Abetter of notification was filed with the SEC on July 15 covering
2,000 shares of common stock to be offered in behalf of Stanley N.
Barbee, President, at $23 per share, through Lester, Ryons & Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.—V. 175, p. 2375.
proposed
bonds will be made
production
to do
$2.10
$0.97
allowance for re¬
tAfter
requirements.
dividend
173, p. 859.
850,000
850,000
T
preferred
National
BUSINES8—Corporation
Basin
$879,658;
share
common
sper
submitted
Is scheduled for redemption of bank
of the proceeds
outstanding
shares
♦After
exploration.
of
898,685
$1,837,336
negotiation.—V.
The
being
its business.
of
subsequent offering of $1,700,000 of first mortgage
to
common
stockholders on a subscription basis.
and
5,086,020
,
profit
♦Earning
being
the company will be added to working capital and will be
mainly to the payment of drilling expenses to be incurred by
company
debts
taxes
profits taxes
excess
100,000 shares are
being sold by the company and 80,000 shares are
offered for the account of selling stockholders.
sold
&
Common
July 10 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $250,000 of 5% promissory notes to be issued to shareholders
making individual loans to the company. The proceeds from this offer¬
ing, which is not being underwritten, will be used for working capital.
The
J.
funds
142.
p.
Young,
H.
time.
income
beiore
Income
Co., Dallas,
Telephone
has been elected a director.
company is one of the Sordoni Enterprises, headed by Andrew
Sordoni of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Secretary of Commerce for the State
entitled
Subsidiaries)—Earnings—
Profit
Vice-President of Product
This
entitled
12 Wks. Ended—
Net
scheduled
delivery in the second quarter of
for
2,453,939
profit
Operating
elimination
end
seventy-ton low-side
400
for
contract
The
year
awarded
has
company
high-side
1952
1951
$15,945,019 $19,400,479
Ended May 31—
Nine Months
a
Rubber Co.—Earnings—
Harold
purposes
Orders Additional
The
Boston Woven Hose &
and
increases
facilities.
emergency
175, p. 2686.
V.
$0.39
$2.59
$2.13
retroactive mail pay and
of amortization of
include applicable portion of
to
tax
$
$
31,093,000 181,535,000 175,488,000
3,079,000 20,557,000 16,957,000
$4.04
share-
com.
per
■"Restated
Income
1952—6 Mos.—1951
$
29,104,000
3,163,000
income
Earns,
of the cost
instalments from
MONTHS
FIRST SIX
AND
1952—Month—*1951
income
Net
Co.—Books
Edison
JUNE
FOR
$
Gross
80%
Sept. 1, 1967.-
to
Period End. June 30—
President of the corporation's
Emmert, retired.—V. 175, p. 2586.
has been elected
Division to succeed A. P.
Russey
Warner Gear
Boston
1953,
1,
EARNINGS
Borg-Warner Corp.—New
E.
March
2586.
p.
this corporation, the Indus¬
Nutrition Division, was an¬
Hamilton,
K.
unit.
to be received at
proposed $6,000,000
has issued invitations for bids
to noon (EDT) Aug. 5, on its
equipment trust certificates.
The proceeds
are to be used
to finance about
of
new
equipment to cost approximately $7,558,833.
The certificates will
mature in 30 semi-annual
1952—6 Mos—1951
Consolidates Product
1430.
offering of 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10
to be made through Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.,
share for the account of two selling stockholders
on July 21.—V.
175, p. 1954.
up
176,
two divisions of
and the Animal
by A.
230.
23
Commonwealth
was
company
—
City,
Chesapeake & Ohio
The
Cleveland,
Corp.
Director—
1,910,666 and at
1952,
30,
at June
outstanding
of
Division
July
on
Divisions—V.
per
withdrawn
was
Solvents
consolidation
nounced
1,622,397.
proposed
cents),
to March 31, 1951,
March 31.—V. 175,
2,228,661
$0.15
period and $411,385 for
current
first one having run for three years
second for two years' duration until next
Chemicals
trial
and income reservation; and before quarterly pre¬
ferred dividend requirements of $155,347 in 1952 and $102,847 in 1951
and before twelve moinths' dividend requirements of $528,637 for the
Inc.—June Sales Decrease—
-
175,
—V.
Electric Co.—To Inc. Debt
the
the
Commercial
interest
tAfter
and
1952—Mont 1—1951
$25 par
1442.
P-
The
2.942,002
520,459
350,175
$0.24
share
shares
1951,
30,
This
and
of
Period End. June 30—
of
may have outstanding.
of holders of two-thirds of the preferred shares is re¬
Holders of record on July 11 are eligible to vote at the meeting.
is the third such charter amendment which the company has
sought,
1952—12 Mos.—1951
Fed¬
com.
per
■"Common
June
share.
to acquire
shares
Approval
$4,216,780 $19,974,354 $17,460,315
$5,008,569
revenues
taxes
■"Earns,
Corp.—Stock Offered—
expenses
10,000
Corp.,
52.
p.
preferred
quired.
Electric Corp.—Earnings—
1952—3 Mos—1951
Century Natural Gas &
be used
drilling
Transmission
Gas
172,
Divisions—
income
tNet
50.
proceeds are to
exploration and
p. 2686.
and
par common
10,000 shares of $25 par common
3%% Installment promissory notes.
stockholders on Aug. 12 will vote on a resolution
which
would
extend until
March 31, 1958, the present temporary
charter amendment expiring March 31, 1953, which increases to 20%
of capitalization, from 10%, the amount of temporary debt which the
1420.
p.
Central Hudson Gas &
The
cents per
176,
Period End. June 30—
eral
Natural Gas & Oil
the
Columbus & Southern Ohio
260,588,322 223,446,259
6,392,085
4,336,746 11,926,102
■"Earns, per com.
share
$1.61
$1.08
$2.99
■"After
preferred
dividend requirements.
tAdjusted for
& Machine Co.—Votes In¬
Indebtedness—
The stockholders on July
15 approved a proposal to increase the
authorized indebtedness from $1,000,000 to $5,000,000.
The action clears the way for the company to go ahead with plans
to
borrow
about $1,500,000 on its
unsecured notes. Proceeds from
the proposed loan would be used to
retire approximately $950,000 of
current and long-term notes payable
to banks, to reimburse working
funds and
to enable the company
to effect possible future capital
Blue Ridge
common.—V.
Off—
profit after taxes—
Net
in Authorized
Whitney-Phoenix Co., Inc., on July 24
1,175,000 shares of common stock (par
funds by Seaboard for its 1952 con¬
balance to acquire securities of its sub¬
funds for construction):
the
of
and
and purchase by
$25 par common
notes; and
(the subsidiaries to use the
Ut.lities Co., 18,000 shares of $25
installment promissory notes.
Gas
3%%
of
Virginia
(3)
$
$
130,235,543 113,809,124
sales
Oper. income after
improvements.—V. 175, p.
the following transactions
Virginia Gas Distribution Corp.,
$250,000 of
and
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—
1952—3 Mos.—11951
1952—6 Mos.—11951
$
Steel Foundry
Birdsboro
crease
$6,350,000
of
program,
Amere
(1)
Tractor Co.
Period End. June 30—
Net
2586.
p.
Inc.—To Add Holdings—
order authorizing
company
1952—4 Wks.—1,951'
1952—26 Wks.—1951
$4,389,540 $4,286,955 $22,451,454 $23,325,289
28—
Use
$450,000
below.—V. 175, p. 2175.
Lines, Inc.
Air
United
Caterpillar
Corp.—June Sales Increase—
Beck Shoe
(A. S.)
Inc.—Merger Negotiations
Capital Airlines,
taxes—V.
Period End. June
(b)
sidiaries as fol.ows
The
See
an
and certain of its subsidiaries:
and
Issuance
struction
July 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 60,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share) by the Crystal Oil Co., Inc., through Kalmanir, Kline & Co.
of Las Vegas, Nev. The proceeds will be used to develop oil properties.
the company has an interest, the Southern
Union Gas Co.-Beaver Lodge Corp.
McCoy Well No. 1 located in the
Northeast quarter of Section Id, Township 31 North, Range 10 West,
San
Juan County, New Mexico, was
completed June 20, 1952. The
company owns 57%%
of the working interest (7/e) in this well. On
the
onicial test, tnis well had an
open flow potential of 3,850,000
cubic feet per day.
The company has under negotiation
with El Paso Natural Gas Co.
or communitization agreement under
which it is proposed to drill four
lvxeoa v.erae weds in the near luture
on 320-acre drilling units which
include lands under lease by the company,
the first to begin about
July 25
1952.
The company plans to drill the equivalent of 3%
working interest gas wells by the end of 1952, depending upon the
success of its linancing program.—V.
176, p. 230.
issued
has
SEC
sale by Atlantic Seaboard Corp.
Columbia of 160,000 additional shares of Seaboard's
stock and $4,000,000 of 3% % installment promissory
on
company
company
in
(a)
City, Nev.—Files—
Oil Co., Carson
Canoga
Gas Co.—Expansion—
Federal
a
(The) Columbia Gas System,
(2)
The
this
system
The
details.—V.
specify
by
by this corporation
President but he did not
required) said W. H. Rea,
172, p. 1230.
pansion will be
development^ costs;,'"
'The first well in which
gales
with par¬
principally of common
principal activi¬
of sharing
Ltd.—Stock Sput-Financing—
at a special meeting on July 30 to
2-for-l stock split and an increase in the number of
shares to 3,000,000 from 1,500,000. Further capital for ex¬
a
approve
its
on
will be asked
stockholders
The
&
Power Commission Presiding Examiner
to construct natural gas pipeline facilities
Colorado and Wyoming, at an estimated cost of
$149,904, has become effective as the final decision and order of the
FPC it was announced on July 7.—V. 174, p. 3.
decision
authorizing
Canadian Oil Co.,
lease¬
in the
Mexico, and
interests covering acreage in
interests
1,999,000 shares of common stock
15 cents per share was
Co. at a price of
See V. 175, p. 2536.
Teilier
by
Colorado-Wyoming
A
in a diversified investment consisting
companies incorporated in Canada, or whose
ties and interests are in Canada, and which show promise
in Canada's expected economic development.—V. 176, p. 230.
company's properties consist of two principal groups (1)
covering proven and undeveloped gas acreage
Blanco Field of the San Juan Basin in Northwestern New
The
hold
cent)
1
subsequently w.thdrawn.
American investors
designed to provide
Fund is
new
ticipation
stocks of
pri¬
development of leasehold interests,
and in the
royalty interests,
marily gas.
underwriter for the shares.
Co. as
Sanders &
500,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
BUSINESS—This corporation, formerly Beaver Lodge Corp., was in¬
corporated in Delaware on Jan. 4, 1952, and maintains its principal
office
in the Mercantile
Building, Dallas, Tex.
The corporation is
engaged in the acquisition and holding of oil and gas leasehold and
stock
Common
firms
Curtis, this
Vance,
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
the
Following
properties in New Mexico.
CAPITALIZATION
Open-End Fund—
capital
Fund, Inc.—Now
initial public sale of 1,100,000 shares of its
stock at $10 per share by a nation-wide group
of investment
headed by Bache & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Fund on July 22 became an open-end investment company with
be obtained
to
for
Canada General
proceds from the sale of this stock, together
from production loans from banks, are to
development of the company's San Juan Basin gas
PROCEEDS—The
with
Inc.—Offering Withdrawn—
of an issue of
recent offering
The
(par
1494.
174, p.
at $2.75 per share.
(par $1)
u
1951
$40,649,029 $36,786,452
1952
31—
3 Mos. End. May
Colorado Oil Ventures,
Corp.—Quarterly Sales Up—
California Packing
Dallas, Tex. —Stock
S. Stewart & Co. on
publicly offered 75,000 shares of common stock
Oil Corp. (Del.),
Offered—Beer & Co. and Harold
Lodge
Beaver
July 21
that new
and improved machinery and
techniques
obtained enough acceptance
will be made by the
organization in the near future. The company is a leading manufac¬
turer of cemented shoe-soling machinery, and adhesives.—V. 175, p. 610.
developed by the company have already
in the industry to indicate
that great strides
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(327)
Consolidated Cement
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
Net
profit before Federal income
Federal
income
Federal
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
80,000
453,400
49,200
taxes
profits tax
excess
1951
$2,290,800
taxes
*241,000
*19^000
-
the
of
1952
$1,958,100
sales
$10
debentures
value
par
loans,
to
build,
chemical
for
profit
tEarnings
•The
for
share
per
normal
1951
were
$30 800
$193 400
$0.31
$1.94
—
and
surtax
and
the
excess
profits
taxes
shown
above
have been adjusted to include the
increases in the rates which
Revenue Act of 1951.
tBased on
imposed
retroactively by the
99,916 shares outstanding at June
30,
1952.—V.
174, p.
the
farm
$69,700,000
last
week
used
be
provide
will
about
sale
will
to
of
from
the
691,276
be
of
bank
initial
of
s
manufacture
tractors.
Its
subsidiaries
distribution
agricultural
machinery,
harvesting
portable elevators, grinding and
for
farm
engaged
are
agricultural
principally
implements and
of tillage tools,
implements consist
machinery,
soil
improvement
tools,
roughage mills, and other incidental
seeding
required
of
operations.
Continental Baking Co.—Sells Notes—
The
Co.
of
by selling notes for
New
Notes
that
amount
at
3%
1952
sales
income
and
before
income
Income
Net
depreciation,
and
10,625,635
5,170,331
$3,446,885
251,667
the
140,625
$2,603,265
$3,306,260
3,167,058
3,161,151
$0.83
stock
$1.05
of
man
$1,000,000
10-year 5%
mortgage bonds
July 2, 1952 and due July 1, 1962 at
par.
The oifering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
of
the
below.—V.
168,
common
July 18.—V.
Curb
to
capital
Exchange
changed
stock
under
to The Croft Co.,
(par $1)
were
Tecorded
the new name, beginning
A.
C.
option
to
acquire
pletion of
Rubber
the
is
acquisition
transaction.
listed
Products,
the
in
Formed
net
in
basis
of
for
cushions
and
the
West
other
be
York
Stock
ended
Latex
Coast
foam
the
announced
is
com¬
30,
the
1952,
fiscal
approximated
ended
year
Oct.
large supplier of foam rubber
industry.
It makes mattresses,
for
the
large and
expanding Los
Angeles furniture industries. It also produces a sponge rubber product
of
its own
development under the trade name "Moltex," is among
the
largest U. S. manufacturers of office seat cushions, and is a
major factor in the West Coast adhesive
market, producing "Stabond"
adhesives
for defense
and
general manufacturing.—V. 175, pp. 915,
1024, 1222.
Decca
Records,
W.
Baird
Inc.—Stock
Offering
Underwritten—
Burge
&
Co.,
&
,!
Becker
William
&
Blair
&
C.
shares
the
on
basis
of
These rights will
expire at 3
p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 8, 1952.
An underwrit¬
ing group headed by Reynolds & Co. and Laurence M.
Marks & Co. will purchase
any unsubscribed shares.
be
poration's
working
chases of
securities
and
positions will
to
cash
them
The
of
the
capital
of
to
to
has
general
been
Universal
be
be
to
from
to
the
corporate
reduced
Pictures
restored
proceeds
received
be
added
as
Co.,
result
a
of
these
The
cor¬
its
pur¬
of
Inc.
Its working capital
levels by the application
proper
received
sale
funds.
from
the
present
offering.
corporation
cash
has no present plans for devoting this increase in
working capital to any particular purpose other than for
inventories and xeceivables and for current operations.
and
financing
BUSINESS—Corporation and its subsidiaries are engaged principally
In the recording, manufacture and distribution
of phonograph records.
Through one of its subsidiaries, Decca Distributing Corp., the cor¬
poration
also
factured
needles
by
in
engages
phonographs,
the
distribution
of
other
and
others.
accessories,
all
The
corporation
be
is
phonographs,
which
of
the
of
one
installment
EFFECT
1951,
1, 1957_
non-interest
notes,
dated June 19,
Capital stock
•Payable
1953.
(50
in
TO
Loeb,
in
are
Marks
M.
Mason-Hagan,
A.
McCormick
200,000
E.
Inc.
Masten
&
&
McDonald
Merrill
the
as
three
PRESENT
Laurence
Arthurs.
Bache
set
Baker,
Co.
of
W.
&
$800,000
Co
Merrill,
The
150,000
300,000
Turben
Crowell.
&
of
$100,000
each
Milwaukee
Weedon & Co
Cruttenden
&
—V.
176,
Deere
its
H.
name
for
Hentz
such
of
by
the
of
holders of
200,000
250,000
300,000
Julien
Collins
100,000
B.
W. Pizzini
Inc.
& Co
200,000
R.
W. Pressprich & Co._
Co
100,000
Co
&
Webber,
Curtis
Piper,
750,000
Jaffray
wood
A
and
sinking
& Co._
200.000
Quail & Co
200,000
Dillon,
Read
Dominick
Drexel
&
Co
Co.
&
&
&
Francis
Kirkland & Grubbs
&
Co
Carl
M.
1.93
.—
Rhoades
Inc.
1,500,000
Dominick
I.
Co.
Pierce
Inc.
750,000
duPont &
&
Rauscher,
500,000
Co.—
Elworthy
200,000
Reynolds
1,000,000
The
McKelvy & Company
1.93
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
3.86
1.93
Loeb & Co
made
prices
at
from
the
to
while
102%
to
maturity.
optional
up
•Includes
production
bonds
based
shares
&
Sinking
fund
redemptions
may
to
retire
75%
of
the
redemptions
may
be
receding
made
at
par.
land
in
the
Alberta,
Province
well
as
as
one
participating
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
3,400,005 shs.
*5,000,000 shs.
reserved
initial
subject
for
issuance
conversion
to
the
rate.
exercise
Also
of
conversion
upon
includes
options
company,
200,000
unissued
shares
vided
exercised
Mr.
an
officer
$2.25
per
1,
1955,
of
provided
Sept.
on
is
(a)
at
Sept.
an
purchase
Sellers
shares
to
to
1,
share;
the
on
company
Sept.
1,
1953,
(c) during the period Sept. 1,
is an officer of the com¬
and
Mr,
Sellers
1954, 50,000 shares at $2.25 per share.
No cash
paid to the company for the granting of such option.
was
dated Nov. 9, 1951, Mr. Sellers
assigned options to
180,000 shares for $9,000 as follows:
Alexander G.
Bailey,
director and stockholder of the
company—60,000 shares; George Eric
Tritschler, a member of the Jrm of Aikins, MacAulay &
Co., Solicitors
for
the
company—20,000 shares;
Henry
Eugene
Sellers,
father
of
George H. Sellers—20,000 snares; Charles Gordon
agrement
purchase
a
of
Smith, a
Vice-President of the company—60,000 shares; and one
Rathjen—20,000 shares.—V. 175, p. 2279.
the
Henry
brother
Thomas
150,000
Co
Diamond Alkali Co.
300,000
Subs.)—Earnings—
Port
1952
revenues
Costs
of
of
on
Federal
sold
and
cost
of
to
exp.
income
other
of
and
(incl.
expenses
properties,
plants and
current
excess
1951
$39,095,874 $39,087,052
24,914,396
28,416,824
_
products
allocated
250,000
:
(&
Six Months Ended June 30—
Total
int.)
3,030,507
1,825,155
1.670.196
*2,874,993
1-6,336,820
$2,943,195
(deprec.)
taxes
profits
2,753,506
equip.
t$3,412,134
opers.
Robinson-Humphrey
Net
income
for
300,000
Earnings
300,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
500,000
•After
150,000
Schwabacher & Co
200,000
excess
200,000
Scott & Stringfellow_—
150,000
average
100,000
Chas. W. Stranton & Co.
150,000
022,228).—V. 175,
1,500,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
250,000
Shields
750,000
Fahey,
Clark
&
Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Fauset,
The
Steele
First
&
Co
Boston
Corp._
First
Co.,
Inc.—
100,000
of Michigan Corp.
Fulton, Rcid & Co
200,000
200,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
Glore, Forgan & Co._
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
1,000,00J
Singer, Deane & Scribner
1,000,000
Smith,
Hallgarten & Co
Co
&
200,000
150,000
William R. Staats & Co.
200,000
150,000
&
Stern Brothers & Co
200,000
500,000
Hall
Stein Bros.
Stix & Co
100,000
Company
(Inc.)
&
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
250,000
Hayden, Stone
500,000
ties Corp
Stroud & Company, Inc.
200,000
750,000
Sutro & Co
150,000
150,000
Spencer Trask & Co
300,000
750,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co._
300,000
&
Co
Stone & Webster Securi-
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Parsons & Co
J.
J. B. Hilliard & Son—
Hornblower
W.
E.
The
&
Weeks—_
Hutton
Illinois
750,000
CO.——
Bond
Neuhaus
Underwood,
200,000
Company
Indianapolis
Share
&
Co.
Corp
100,000
G.
Janney & Co
100,000
White, Weld
Kay,
Richards
Kidder,
&
Kurn.
•—V. 176,
&
Walker
H.
300,000
& Co
&
1,000,000
Co.
1,000,000
this
Woodward-Elwood & Co.
July
on
p. 238.
Wurts, Dulles
for
Detroit Edison Co.
from
revenues
100,000
& Co
utility
operations
includes,"
and
"Our
taxes
first
143,053,850
23,343,612
24,153,584
551,586
361,650
23,895,198
24,515,234
8,270,704
8,415,812
15,624,494
16,099,422
11,825,769
:—
Net
Cash
from
the
the
tal
in
and
Income
ing
—V.
paid
the
declared
or
business
for
period:
outstanding
on
"be
The
loan
In
interest
which
at
5%
matures
Dec.
31,
banks
operating
satisfactory
two
From
six
of
considering
for
the
the
six
second
of
weeks
work
at
not
are
For
the
paid
to
the
has
1222.
p.
in
the chemical
the
expansion
industry
program
expended
approximately
fiscal years, Leland I. Doan, President,
1982.
the
Proceeds
company's
from
the
expansion
sale,
program
he
said,
the
over
check
a
of
for
Dow.
$100,425,000
In
addition
to
to
Earl
Mr.
W.
Doan
Bennett,
and
Mr.
on record,
irrespective of the type of security.
spoke optimistically of recent product developments and
particularly the use of saran line fibres in the
textile
pointed out further that the company "has a solid founda¬
basic
5%;
is
continuing
to diversify its line, giving
against fluctuations in individual
protection
products
being
are
propylene,
and their derivatives, and some of the de¬
become of importance, with promise of further growth."
have
chemicals
dollar
accounted
Bennett
the
plastics.
observed
"At
Dow,"
demand;
stop
never
of
volume
he said;
Mr.
Portsmouth
and
over-all
for approximately 52%
of the com¬
sales
during the fiscal year ended May 31,
29%; magnesium, 11%; agricultural chemicals,
and fine chemicals, 3%.
with
be
products
continuously introduced into the
particularly in the organic chemical field.
The development
has been of great importance to the company, especially
plastic latexes and plasticizers.
Research has been continued
ethylene,
pany's
for
that the financing was the largest ever effected
particular type of security—convertible subordinate
of the largest public offerings of securities of a
one
company
expansion.
to
with
subsidiaries
said
Additional
Styron,
presently
used
outlook for
proceeding
Doan
rivatives
participate
believed
stoppage
volume.
ago
tax.
company
175,
sales
year
profits
a
plastics
1952,
is
to
Continue Expansion—
range
and
due
in
Board
this
considerable
on
1959.
quarter
British
its total
in
excess
that
building."
build
See
"we
in
also
field
chemical
the
said,
he
we
build
slump
V.
176,
In
times
p.
is
boom
for
one
of
constant
times
to keep
future; so
the
up
we
236.
shorter
Fortunately,
downs, the
be
results
is
company
handed
the
Kennard
He
tion
of
Of the proceeds, $13,425,000 will be used to
retire the
outstanding first mortgage bonds and the balance will be
completion of the Portsmouth expansion program.
The
Co.—To
and
chiefly
of
means
market,
will
British
22.
Co.,
&
Industrial
company's commercial
the
gain
a
compared
as
the
to
Preceding the luncheon the financing transaction
concluded formally when Charles W. Kennard, partner in Smith
field.
$2.01
.
equipment.
and
operating
within approx¬
figure
years."
mentioned
dur¬
$1.69
the
due
debentures
used
few
chemical
$1.80
on
and
the increased
Gerstacker, Treasurer.
us
plant
company
$70,000 in dividends."—V.
the
July
subordinate
next
Mr.
July 25 announced that arrangements have now
been
completed
whereby
the
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation
will
loan $45,000,000
to
this company secured
by a first mortgage
property,
defense
However, eliminating
a press
luncheon marking the formal completion
by a nation-wide group of underwriters headed
by Smith, Barney & Co. of $100,000 000 Dow Chemical 3% convertible
A.
Detroit Steel Corp.—Borrows From RFC—
on
"government
1951.
Bennett, Dow was represented at the formal closing of the transaction
by Calvin A. Campbell, Vice-President and General Counsel, and Carl
1222.
company
no
stoppages at the Detroit and
New
Haven
plants.
serious damage to equipment resulted from these shut¬
said.
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc.—Completes Well—
company
present
months
of
indications,
1952
should
1951, according to the
net
profit
compare
of
the
favorably
announcement.—V.
company
for
with
same
176,
p.
the
the
The
last
company's
north
period
52.
line
Survey
No.
and
261
No.
330
in
1
E.
feet
J.
from
Central
Nevill
the
Jones
well,
west
County,
located
line
of
Texas,
3,120
the
has
G.
feet
N.
been
from
the
Robinson.
completed
Selbert,
(Telephone 8Tate
....
MOTS:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the rata of
exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
K.
spoke at
public offering
lines.
The
C.
stokholders
Doan
Chairman
6,780,785
$1.63
.
volume
ago,
to
European countries, and
Dictaphone Time-Masters for the
with
specified
optimism
which
Mr.
of period
Woodbridge,
shows
company views the long:
debenture—and
3,798,725
shares
average
the
175, p.
period
great
the
was
working capi¬
outstanding at end
total
a
year
a
letter
produced a net profit
it was a year ago.
year
level
Dow Chemical
The
with
share of capital stock—
shares
show
of
interim
regular products exceeds that of 1951.
on
world
this
British
parent company
by
construction
per
ahead
has provided an offset to
has
the
of
same
six-months
9,318,637
.
income
income
dividends
Retained
Net
income
corporate
unused
an
subsidiary—supplying Canada,
months
of
Mr.
of sales
what
throughout
six
quite at
of
158,920,165
134,766,581
utility operations
subsidiary
an
larger volume than in
a
and
British
others
in
reported
continued
imately $64,000 of
Mr.
$
166,397,463
$1.51
of
'
"The larger volume
stated
1951
1952
income
Deductions
President,
Canadian
substantially
16.
"This
costs
its
months
$441,000,000 during the past six
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
expenses
from
and
six
business for 1952 in
under
12 Months Ended May
$1.19
carryback
1759.
p.
that, the total volume
100,000
& Co
for
restating Federal income taxes to actual
(Original provision to June 30, 1951 was $6,-
1951.
300,000
Dean
shares—
$270,000
tAfter
corporation
year
Woodbridge,
750,000
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
1,500,000
Co.—
for
:
2.260,603
on
estimated
an
250,000
—
100,000
Co.—
Witter
period-.
share
credit.
rate
Profits
100,000
1,250,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs
150,000
Co
Peabody & Co.—
Loeb
&
—
Union Securities Corp.—
and
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
1,000,000
—
profits
This
150,000
Boyce
the
com.
Dictaphone Corp.—Six Months Sales Gain—
150,000
1,500,000
Barney & Co
F. S. Smithers & Co
300,000
Sulzberger
&
per
deducting
and Financial Chronicle
(Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers. 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher,*
President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and
advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith,
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, 'N. Y., under the Act of March
3. 1879.
Subscriptions In United States,- U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $45.00 per year; In Domlmop
•f Canada, 848.00 per
year. 1 Other Countries, 852.00 per year.
Dana
to
of
its capital
stock.
Said options
during the period Sept. 1, 1951,
to Sept.
1,
1953,
100,000 shares of the capital stock at $2.25
per
share; (b) during the period Sept. 1,
1953, to Sept. 1, 1954, and pro¬
be
may
Commercial
William
of
200,000
options.
OPTIONS—Pursuant to an agreement dated
Sept. 18, 1951, approved
by shareholders on Oct. 11,
1951, the company gave George H. Sellers,
President, a director and a stockholder of the
Selling, admin.,
Co.,
Gardner—
&
develop¬
participating
mtge.
value)
the
has
producing wells and
tests
EFFECT
fund
shares
but
of
17
and
southern
It
presently capped.
,
par
upon
unissued
Rodman & Linn
and
sufficient
(25c.
and
oil.
acres
in
1962
400,000
100,000
bears
the books closed.
prior
par,
gross
are
exploration
crude
interests
which
sink,
1,
300,000
11.69
on
July
Co.———
1.93
Sills, Fairman & Harris Inc.
set
&
—
Reinholdt
1.93
7.74
Kuhn,
due
stock
Estabrook & Co..
&
Co.
conv.
Equitable Securities Corp.
1.93
Herrman
Richards Sc Co.
been
bonds
150,000
Putnam & Co
on
3.86
has
central
of
Hop—
& Co.,
150,000
Based
Co.—Debentures
fund
&
_
150,000
House
on
Offered—Harriman Ripley
July 23 offered $50,000,000
of 25-year 3yg% debentures, due July 1, 1977, at 99%
and accrued interest.
This offering has been oversub¬
debentures
150,000
Jackson
Curtiss,
1.9$%
Kay,
& Co. Inc. and associates
scribed
the
in
GIVING
,
5%
Capital
300.ono
Based
Co
Loeb,
shares
52.
&
in
lands
sale
100,000
Courts
warrants:
Jenks,
1.93
p.
200,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Coffin & Burr, Inc
1,
3.86
Gillen & Co
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
&
Gross
7.74
Co
250,000
750,000
Other
commencing
Henry
1.16
10-year
will
beginning Jan.
7.74
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
1,250,000
The
Co.
—
Clark &
Utility
1,035,533 shs.
3.86
Co
wells
gas
CAPITALIZATION
By
Co.—
&
and will be available
company
engaged
gas
and
undergoing
two
in
pany
Clark, Dodge & Co
500,000
eaoh
Goodbody &
1.93
Co
is
and
The company has
currently
Barney
subscribed
7.74
Simonds
Clark
opposite
be
11.69
Co
Stearns & Co
Bear
E.
Marks &
M.
well
interest
oil
approximately 147,366
Alberta.
consideration
Paine,
largest
$4,000,000
1,500,000 shs.
11.69%
Lestrange & Co._
&
in
250,000
Pierce,
Outstanding
*$4,000,000
installments
not
Reynolds & Co
of
Corporation
production
200,000
Co
150,000
W.
E.
radio-
FINANCING
500,000
annual
may
general funds of the
prospective
interests
1954,
bear-
installments
percentage
capital stock
the
in-,the
50,000
500,000
UNDERWRITERS—The corporation has agreed to sell to each of the
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters has
agreed to
of
of
and
100,000
Co
&
Lynch,
are
for
BUSINESS
ment
150,000
Co
Fenner & Beane
150,000
Sons_
Income
value)
par
100,000
&
300,000
150,000
con¬
100%.
corporate
used
manu¬
19, 1953.
purchase,
be
purchase
500,000
500,000
&
&
Rhoades
Laurence
1,500,000
Republic
M.
750,000
Ohio Company
Pacific Northwest Co
15,
1952
cents
annual
tMaturing
June
Oct.
maturing Jan.
tPromissory
in,
dated
notds
them
500,000
$
Authorized
3V2%
added
general
sever¬
$150,000
Irving Lundborg & Co—
—
Co
Brown
Gross
GIVING
Harri¬
Co
phonograph record manufactures in the country.
CAPITALIZATION
whom
Co.
Inc.
Bradford
&
&
230,000
Co.,
Bosworth, Sullivan
Co., Inc
Harris,
proceeds
for
200,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
one
additional
will
below,
1,000,000
Co.,
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
share
extra share for each three shares held.
shares
par
1,500,000
Carl
Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
to
of the offering, approximately $320,000
the Payment of a bank loan and the remainder
^p!,le.d J?
to
u
will
authorized
300,000
Kraus
Bond
_i—
G.
per
$7.62Vz
additional
of
capital stock of the company at
per
share to $3.
The bonds
$2.50
stock
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
250,000
Harden
&
Bankers
Hallowell
258,883
number
from
ranging from 103%
1,543,000.
named
250,000
Weeks
This corporation is offering holders of its
capital stock
of record July 22, 1952, rights to subscribe at
to
without
common
W. C. Langley & Co
Lazard Freres & Co
300,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
a
aircraft
items
final
upon
is privately owned. Dayton
Exchange.
American Latex
June
Rubber, in
$54,602,954.
1946, American
products
the
to
of
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
will
year
Dayton
sales
of
American Latex
New
fiscal
sales.
had
1951,
the
on
during
$3,000,000
31,
the
of
all
outstanding stock of
of Los Angeles, Calif., largest West
the American Latex Products
Corp.
Coast foam rubber producer.
Details
reducing
500,000
Whipple & Co.—
Central
L. Freedlander,
President, on July 22 announced that subject
satisfactory completion of audits now in progress, this company
its
shares
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Alex.
A.
exercise
stock
common
two
2,000,000
underwriters
American Securities Corp.
J.
Brewing Co. above.
Dayton Rubber Co.—Acquires Foam Rubber Producer
to
and
from
—$5,000,000
(Inc.)
would
each,
& Co.,
Inc.
A.
173, p. 564.
Croft
$10
stock
of
into
convertible into
ranging
!nR?CEEDS~~0f the Proceecls
1,543,000 shs.
6,700,000 shs.
Incorporated is acting as representative, have
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to
Harriman Ripley
Ball,
(The) Croft Co.—New Name—
See
shares
unissued,
or
Inc.
149.
p.
having been
company
York
of
preferred
Inc.
the
New
50,000,000
1,543,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
5,000,000
issued
are
prices
redeemable at prices
severally, the respective principal amounts of debentures set forth below:
Baker,
Co.—Changes Name—
this
in
transactions
$19,250,000
50,000,000
bonds
version
purposes.
It is intended that part of the
funds
acquisition of
producing property, development of
presently held leases and the acquisition of
leases, and other interests
m
property believed to have the prospect of
producing oil and/or
natural gas in
commercial quantities.
Outstanding
1965 $19,500,000
1977—
Offered—
dated
will
FINANCING
Ripley & Co.,
The
on
1,
1,
(par $20)
$10)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Robert
(W. B.) Coon Co., N. Y.—Sells
Subsidiary—
Croft Brewing
April
cum.
(par
value
par
Bacon,
See General Shoe Corp.
due
due July
7%
authorized
ally agreed
$2,854,932
139.
name
stock
whether
shares
2,008,419
2,692,948
income
The
stock,
(Canada)—Bonds
—
income
p.
value,
of
taxes
175,
debs.,
debs.,
•Preferred
theretofore
2,157,197
applicable to common
Common shares outstanding
Net income per common share
—V.
PRESENT
of incorporation contain no provision for the
redemption of the preferred stock. The table gives effect to an amend¬
ment
of
the
company's articles of incorporation,
adopted by stock¬
holders
on
July 8,
1952,
reclassifying
and changing each
of
the
1951
7,705,077
depletion
Preferred dividends
Net
TO
•The company's articles
depletion
taxes
Depreciation
2%%
25-year 3Va%
as
$114,096,383 $112,279,566
___
20-year
•Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended June 30—
Net
for plant
Guaranty Trust
payable to the bank by the company total
$3,250,000
with $2,700,000 at the end of 1951.—V.
174, p. 1692.
Continental Can Co., Inc.
Net
to
York.
now
compared
EFFECT
Authorized
has added $1,000,000 to its funds earmarked
company
expansion
GIVING
Ltd.
& Co., on July 24 offered
convertible sinking fund
of
for
CAPITALIZATION
Oils
McLaughlin, Reuss
The
and
and
The
Devon-Leduc
sale
shares
short-term
repay
working capital for a new
nitrogen fertilizer materials, and
added
to
the general funds of the
production
$15,000,000
equipment
1595.
and
BUSINESS—Company
in
the
stock
the
company.
Net
from
equip
plant
than
more
aggregating
and
common
3
he
mads
In
New
Tork
funds.
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
(328)
topped at 4,544 feet. The well was drilled to a
feet. On official potential tests, the well flowed
140 barrels of 41 gravity oil in 24 hours on a 19/64 inch choke.
This well, a
semi-wildcat, extends Strawn sand production in the
Truby sand area approximately one-half mile to the northeast.
The
company
owns
leases comprising 346 acres in the area. V.
176, p. 52.
in
depth
4,567
of
Bond
Electric
sand
Strawn
the
total
prior
to
Laboratories, Inc.—New Unit—
(Allen B.) Du Mont
Cana¬
Television & Electronics, Ltd., a
dian subsidiary, was announced on July 18 by Dr. Allen B. Du
President of the parent organization.
of
formation
Mont
Du
Mont,
formed to effect licensing agreements
with Canadian, manufacturing
organizations for the manufacture of
Du Mont products in Canada.—V. 175, p. 2176.
The
subsidiary
new
Notes—
has applied to the SEC for authorization to issue and
sell a $1,000,000 note bearing 3%
interest and maturing in 80 days
in addition to its $14,810,000 of presently outstanding short-term bank
loan indebtedness.
The funds will be used to defray part of the cost
company
—V.
1:30
2586.
until
175,
p.
July 25,
p.m..
estimated cost of
an
The SEC has given interested
1952, to request a hearing thereon.
$30,000,000
about
persons,
involving
construction program,
for the year 1952.
current
its
of
common stock of
at
2694.
176,
Co.—Offering Not to Be Under¬
proposed
the
with
connection
In
shares of this
92,783
of
issuance
company's common stock, which it is proposed to offer to shareholders
in the ratio of one share new common at $1 per share for each five
issue
the
stock holders, with the result that
from
offering
preferred and common
no underwriting
group
to
will
there
the
presently held, the company has just received a release on
the Pennsylvania P. U. Commission which has limited
shares
by
a
shares not taken
handle any
to
be
the stockholders, it was announced on July 16.
The right of oversubscription
will continue and
subscribe
for
stock
in excess of the warrants to
by
shareholders may
they
which
entitled.
.
,
are
,
underwriters and dealers
shares, as previously proposed, at $1.25 a share. Warrants
will
be mailed to
shareholders of record July 15 and will expire
.Sept. 1, 1952.
It was expected that these warrants would be mailed
to shareholders around July 25, 1952.—V. 176, p. 143.
be no offering by
consequently,
will,
There
of
these
Bright—
Television Industry
A
in
five
next
for television dealers
billion dollar volume at retail
was forecast on July
24
potential $15
the
Laboratories, Inc.—Outlook for
Mont
Du
B.)
years
by Dr. Alien B. Du
and manufacturer, during a news conference
the national distributor convention of the
Division.
At the convention a complete line
Mont, noted TV scientist
prim1 to the opening of
development
has
Receiver
corporation's
of
receivers was presented.
stated, "A'c present there
television
almost 18,000,000
are
Mont
Du
Dr.
sets
its was thought that by the end of 1957 there
would be 40,000,000 sets in use.
Now additional surveys and informa¬
tion indicate that the figure may easily top 50,000,000.
On that basis,
in
I
recently,
Until
use.
projects
176,
confidently predict
Dr.
labor
Subscriptions, Etc.— Kid¬
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
underwriters of the offering by this
in
Increase
of
television receivers, lie stated, would
number of
the
several
to
due
construction
factors
including the lifting of the "freeze" on
and move immediately, the recent ex¬
engendered by the election campaigns, as well as constantly
improved television programming.
"In
past months," Dr. Du Mont slated.
"TV receiver Kales were
handicapped by the over-extended 'freeze' Which limited the number of
stations to a mere 108.'
Now that the 'freeze' has been lifted, a total
of 2,053 stations is available.
The tremendous rush of applicants for
the new stations plus the flood of orders for station equipment cur¬
being
evident that
pouring in on electronics manufacturers makes it
witness the debut of hundreds of new stations
predicted figures."
Receiver sales may well jump far above
five years.
the next
in
will
we
Complete Line of Television Receivers
quality
offered
has
Mont
receivers
television
at
prices under $200.
tax. Du Mont has
prices are inboard, including Federal excise
never
pharged for warranty on its receivers.
The line featuring larger screen sizes consists of
All
models
All
two 17-inch table
thirteen 21-inch receivers, including a 21-inch table model.
are
currently available for shipment to distributors and
and
models
offers
line
The
outstanding
many
at
features,
Mont
Du
all
price
only in the highest priced Du Mont receivers,
Including
the Du
Mont automatic Selfocus picture tube, providing
tieedie-sharp edge-to-edge
focus without the necessity for external
focus controls.
The Selfocus picture tube, developed .by Du Mont, has
been
called
the
most
outstanding refinement in
cathode-ray tube
1945.
outstanding design innovation in three de Luxe console models
found
in
the
complete series of television receivers manufactured
by Du Mont Is a special phonograph roll-out drawer, placed in the
receiver
at
no
extra
cost.
This drawer
enables the consumer to
design since
An
install
record
speed
any
instead of being forced
desires,
he
player
placed in a set by a manufacturer.
Dependable reception of sharp, clear television pictures in "fringe"
areas
at great distances from TV stations as well as in strong signal
areas
near
stations is now available to
the public in this area in
to
the
accept
the
of Du
engineers of
line
complete
television
to
Until
areas
Du
The
Mont
Allen
television
explain,
comprises
property
Paterson
East
according
receivers,
Laboratories.
Du Mont
B.
Mont
engineers
has been a problem.
Mont
television
quality
Du
now,'
"fringe"
58
player
reception
in
approximately
covering almost 480,000 square feet under
roof devoted to television assembly production.—V. 175, p. 2176.
one
the
with
acres
plant
authorized
Colonial Airlhies,
being
Inc.
above.—V. 174,
common
Eastern Kansas Utilities, Inc.—Sale of
Federal
The
electric
Co.
and
Power
facilities
Kansas
Under
the
City
Commission
of
this
issuance
Power
vote
Of
cither
of
securities
debt
of
or
common
of
proceeds, about $6,500,000 will go toward retirement of bank
other obligations incurred in connection with the purchase
American Coating Mills division
of Owens-Illinois Glass Co.;
the
will
be
used
retire
to
outstanding
Gair's
Robert
$20
Power
&
Light
Canadian
U.
S.
allocated
ana
to
stock will be come effec¬
of the parent company's preferred
Sept.
"
30.-
acquire
the
acquisition
Gas
&
Stock
York
New
its
called
acquire
in
part
Kansas,
of Eastern
and Kansas'
last
December
authorized
Kansas
City
Power
to
the
126,933
merger.
Kansas
Eastern
Gas
estimated
at
purchase the facilities
a
price based
at
$2,754,803 as of
justments.—V. 174, p. 2455.
on
it
is to acquire directly from
cost of the property,
the original
March
31,
and
subject
to
closing
(bi
notified that this company
cumulative) for redemption on
1760.
(6#
stock
$11,177,742
—V.
175,
of
shares
will
United
continue
the
Stove
to
basis
same
July
on
approved
18
Co.,
$1
the
value,
par
for
a
stock.
common
additional shares
limited time.
of
accept
for
United
Gar
p.
2694.
York,
transactions
Associated
to
GPU
by
par
stock
common
authorized
the
in
of
$5,000,000
for
additional
Pennsylvania Electric Co.;
preferred shares of Penn¬
of
$100
250,000
par
compet'tive bidding of
of the $100 par
shares
will
funds
the
use
construction program, to
off bank loans.
its
for
for past expenditures, and to pay
176, p. 144.
General Shoe Corp.—Expansion—
This
headquarters at Nashville, Tenn., announced
has been reached whereby Ted Saval,
Calif., credited with being one of the country's
pioneers and chief developers of the California type of high
slip-last shoes,
will
become
a
part
of the General Shoe
that
17
of
Inc..
fashion
Both
organization.
is
transaction
to
agreement
an
Angeles,
Lcs
foremost
parties
"the purpose of this
of both companies
the biggest and most
fashion slip-last and
that
announced
the
combine
to
expand
assets
numerous
organization as one of
the shoe business in high
Saval
the
in
factors
shoes."
Salav's
square-foot
17,000
Shoe
General
Corp.
also
manufacturing
foot
Co.
Coon
with
corporation,
July
on
of
factory
produce^ 500 to 600 pairs daily.
that it has leased a 40.000
announced
at Ripley,
Miss., from the
Shoe purchased the assets
plant
General
York.
New
W.
of
B.
the
the Coon company, and took
over its lease.
The lease has 23 years yet to run.
General Shoe will
make
women's
slip-lasted shoes in
the Ripley plant, according to
General Shoe Vice-President
Nelson Carmichael, who made the an¬
Shoe
Foot-Caress
nouncement.
With
the
has
was
operating
addition
to
City,
in
of
Lima,
Kentucky, Alabama
and Georgia, in
the Johnston & Murphy Shoe Co.,
Tennessee,
owning
New
Casual
Saval
subsldiairy
a
manufacturing
Newark.
in
Co..
Operatons w.'ll start in Ripley on or about Oct. 1.
acquisition of this new plant in Mississippi, General Shoe
plants in five Southern: states.
It already
now
operating
and
Jersey,
plant
Los
of
in
and
Peru,
tannery
a
Whitehall,
in
Mich.,
and the
Ted
Angeles. There also are plants in Mexico
Jerusalem, Israel.—V. 175, p. 2376.
Golden Gate Gas & Oil Development Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.—Files—
The
company
July
on
14
shares of
covering 274 000
with the SEC
stock to be offered at par ($1 per
proceeds will be used for commer¬
for exploration and drilling expenses.
filed
letter of notification
a
common
The
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.—Sales Higher—
Sales
on
kerosene
fuel
parts
facilities
the
at
oil
marketed
burners
stampings.
and
Ypsilanti
used
be
the
under
name
Fisher stated
Mr.
would
June
last
and
for
Savoil.
that in
various
and
addition,
manufacturing
conducted by Gar Wood divisions or by subcontractors.
facilities,
which
include
seven
plant
buildings,
an
and a storage building
will provide
approximately
175,000
square
feet of additional production and
warehouse
space
in
the
proximity of Gar Wood's main plant at Wayne, Mich.
lighting
batteries
storage
by
this
year,
Albert
to
hesitation
starting
month of June, 1952, showed an increase of 47%
and an increase of 30%< over May, 1952, ac¬
the
for
of
Daggett,
H.
in
the
President.
of automotive starting batteries for
purchases
which had characterized the year 1951 and the
early months of 1952 has come to an end, Mr. Daggett said. The
demand for batteries of this type could not long be postponed in view
replacement
the
purposes
of
number
passengers
cars,
busses,
trucks
and
tractors
now
record levels, he added.
expects its present fiscal year to be one of Its
the sales of automotive storage batteries, Mr. Daggett declared.
which
use,
This
is
at
corporation
best
in
—V.
176, p.
144.
Granite
State Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
& Electric Co., subsidiaries of
appplied to the SEC for authorizain the respective amounts
of $100,000 and $475,000;
and a third subsidiary, The Narragansett
Electric Company
iProvidence, R. I.)
has applied for authorization
to make additional bank borrowings of $3,100,000.
The SEC has issued
orders giving interested persons until Aug. 4. 1952, to request a hearing
on
the respective applications.—V. 173, p. 1792.
This
Suburban
and
company
Gas
New
to
and
automotive
automotive
of
corporation,
Wood
exchange
Edward F. Fisher, Gas Wood President. United Stove
will
be
operated
as
a
subsidiary company
and
will continue
to
manufacture
its
present
products
which
include
kerosene
stoves,
According
England Electric System, have
t:on
to
bank
additional
make
borrowings
operations now
United
Stove's
office
addition
In
and
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—New Store—
building
Wood
M'attoon,
111.;
the
a
plant
the
of
facilities
Ypsilanti
leading
of
Co.
at Tulsg,
Springfield.
at
in
Calif.;
Lift
in
the
and
Findley,
Wayne
Ohio;
plant,
St. Paul,
and through its wholly
Waukesha, Wis.
It also
owned sales and service branches throughout the
parts depot
Okla., and
a
tractor equipment
111.
of
manufacturers
truck
tractor
and
equipment,
roadbuilding and ditching machinery, Gar Wood's
construction,
line
Richmond,
National
12 company
States,
of
new
operates manufacturing plants
subsidiary,
diversified
hoists,
gates,
the
to
products
includes
all
truck
of
bodies
and
sanitary refuse collection units, truck cranes, elevating
power winches, utility and pipeline ditchers, power cranes
tail
shovels,
tractor
earthmoving
and
finegraders.—V.
175,
p.
types
equipment
material
and
and
spreaders
2376.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Earnings—
after
profit
Preferred
for
1952
Federal
1951
Long
taxes___
profit
on
for
Chemical
paying
Bank
agent
&
dated
of
July
$15,000,000
1,
1952,
store
in
the
New
it was announced
The Square,
On
on
July 18 by Philip S. Harris,
wholly-owned subsidiary of
Inc.,
center comprises a strategically
area covering more than 15 acres bounded by the
Hempstead-Jamaica Turnpike, Hempstead Avenue and Rockaway Road.
Financial
arrangements for the shopping center project have been
located-triangular
completed and ground is expected to be broken
The new Klein store, a four-story, 225.000
in September.
square foot building of
complete S. Klein operation, containing all
present Klein departments.
In addition to the Klein stores, Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc., oper¬
ates
a
chain of 66 apparel stores
extending from Coast to Coast.
modern
design,
176,
p.
will
be
a
144.
This
Crude Runs—
coroporation has announced the reduction
refineries in the U. S. and at the Puerto
of crude
runs
at
Trust
barrels
$1,390,824
$2.03
$2.12
stock____
p.
2189. '
Co.,
registrar
New
York,
under
above
has been appointed
corporation's equip¬
and agreement dated July 1, 1952, covering
3%%
equipment trust certificates, series 50
trust, series 50, lease
issuance
Y„
Klein
department
Square
Transportation Corp.—Trustee—
$1,330 578
common
and
N.
S.
The
will be opened next year in a new, multicenter now
being planned for Hempstead,
Gulf Oil Corp.—Reduces
44,463
656,049 shares outstanding.—V. 174.
trustee,
of
On
Area
shopping
La Cruz Refinery
said the reduction was deemed
advisable in view of the surplus of heavy residual fuel oil stocks and
the
slow
movement
of
residual fuel runs. The domestic refineries
affected by the order are the New York refinery where the reduction
amounts to 17,000 barrels daily and
the Philadelphia refinery where
the reduction in crude runs will be 9,800 barrels daily.
Puerto
La
Cruz
Refinery will reduce runs by
a total
of 10,000
stock
common
Island,
President
$1,435,292
dividends
profit per share of
'Based
dollar
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
The
site
for -the
new
shopping
two
in
'Net
Klein
S.
Metropolitan
million
.
$1,374,481
43,903
provision
third
The
York
1
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
General American
New
$10
Pennsylvania
of
Inc.—Acquisition—
consummation of a stock
exchange offer made June 16, 1952, to stockholders of United Stove
Co., Ypsilanti, Mich., who have tendered in excess of 80%
of the
outstanding stock of United for exchange.
One share of Gar Wood
Industries common stock, $1 par value, will be issue'for each three
corporation
July 1, 1972, inclusive.—V. 176, p. 53.
175,
Co.,
Associated
by
reimburse its treasury
—V.
in
The
—V.
Trust
contribution
preferred.
The
2593.
p.
Gar Wood Industries,
ment
Manufacturers
capital
sylvania from 300.000 to 370.000 shares; and
<di Issuance
and
sale
by Pennsylvania at
$9500,000 of first mortgage bonds and 45,000
cording
$10,730,758 $57,076,638 $57,076,438
has been appointed an
agent to accept for purchase for the above corporation, at $7.50 per
chare, all of its preferred stock tendered on or before July 31, 1952.
The
the
of
Increase
(cl
1952—6 Mos.—1951
1952-^-Month—1951
Period End. June 30—
ad¬
Y.—To Buy Stock—
cash
Purchase
shares
has been
Exchange
preferred
The
870 Seventh Avenue Corp., N.
Unit, etc.—-
following
authorizing the
subsidiaries:
without underwriting.
cial development of wells and
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—June Sales Up—
-
Net
will
Kansas
order
an
and
Electric Co.;
to
outstanding shares of Eastern Kansas' common
stock, as an initial step in the proposed merger.
As of March 31,
Kansas
City had acquired 96,560 shares of the stock at a cost of
$1,702,331, and Eastern Kansas plans to purchase the balance of its
outstanding shares, 30,373, at their book value for retirement prior
the
as
Cadillacs and
issued
corporation
$5,000,000
lai
—V.
Commission
The
purchase
has
SEC
this
over
and
remainder.
available
of
sharei,
:
1952 at $20 per share.—V. 175,-p.
Sept. 30,
One
of
Electric
Unit
and testing,
for automo¬
announced on July 15. The unit is
optional equipment at added cost
Oldsmobiles. The air conditioners
President,
made
unit
Calls Preferred Stock—
The
has
mounting
Co.
authorization, Kansas Gas will
electric properties, located
will
the
Kansas
by
The
by
par
stock and all of the preferred stock of its wholly-owned
subsidiaries; and the remaining $5,500,000 will
capital improvements and working capital.
The re¬
value preferred
tive
22
and
$8,000,000
Wilson,
development
conditioning
air
an
produced by the corporation's Frigidaire Division.—V. 176, p.,144.
square
the
loans
prefected
General Public Utilities Corp.—Loan to
increasing the authorized
the
on
announced that the company has
placed $20,000,000 of 4% promissory notes due 1982 with
a small group of institutional investors.
*'
July
on
maintains
Properties—
authorized
has
corporation
Utilities'
Kansas
will
19
$12,000,000
to $25,000,000 and on increasing
stock from 2,500,000 to 5,000,000 shares.
Gair Co., Inc.—Places Notes Privately—The
(Robert)
directors
Minnesota;
p. 274.
will be
has
be
experimentation,
of
years
models
1953
cement
Incident
United
the
Increase Debt, Etc.—
is
contemplated, the
increase in authorized debt and stock
designed simply to pave the way for possible future financing
to further expansion of the business.—V.
176, p. 143.
stock
owned
City
Aug.
on
from
inmmediate
No
Gar
Acquisition—
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—Proposed
See
E.
to
and
found
formerly
levels,
stockholders
The
indebtedness
Sales
■dealers.
C.
the
important
demption
ranging
prices
on
Fair Stores, Inc.—To
Food
be
Presented—
from $199.95 to $549.95 are a feature of a
complete line of 15 Du Mont and Du Mont de Luxe telesets presented
by the corporation's Receiver Division on July 24.
This marks the first time in the history
of the company that Du
List
cents to dealers. The subscription offer
July 2 and expired at 3 p.m. (EDT) on
less 45
July 16.—V. 176, p. 53.
pansion of the coast-to-coast network, the introduction of new "fringe"
area TV
receivers and the interest in television in new network areas
rently
remaining shares were purchased by the un¬
and were offered and sold at $20.87 V2 per
made
stations,
new
shares have been subscribed for and that
276,762
the 32,598
derwriters
several
corporation
biles,
utility corporation to holders of its common stock of
subscription rights to 309,360 shares of additional com¬
mon stock on
a one-for-five basis, reported on July 18,
.
service organizations.
from
The
be
pointed out
oil
of
operations.—V.
industrial
two
manages
144.
p.
expected
acres of the
than a quarter
more
principal
Beane,
will have increased their
coast
to
Mont
Du
respective beards of directors."
<
has participating interests in a number
the
addition,
in
five
cover
retail television dealers
that by the end of 1957,
sales to $15,003,000,000."
that 32,000,000 additional receivers would
mean
retail dealer sales of $10,000,000,000,
and that an additional
$5,000,000,000 would be due to sales of picture tubes, receiver tubes
and component parts plus the costs of normal receiver
maintenance
coast
from
with
by
already
General Finance Corp.—Exchange Offer Withdrawn—
North American Acceptance Corp.
below.—V. 175, p. 2486.
on
Florida Power Corp.—Stock
was
49%
interest."
"the purchase of the Phillips De¬
Okla.,
a
small oil producing afid
various interests in oil producing acreage,
that
Bartlesville,
company
and,
The business will be operated
Holly Corp. will have a five
Corp.
formed.
remaining
reported
of
approved
Corp.
be
the
General Motors Corp.—Perfects Air Conditioning
which / with its extensive parking
huge Lakeside district development
million sq. ft. of floor space, was
designed by the architectural firm of Welton Becket and Associates,
following
the specifications of E.
C. Lipman, Emporium President,
and store planning director O. W. LitsingSr.
As the first unit of a
major San Francisco department store to be built outside downtown
San Francisco, it
will provide the focal point for one of the largest
i35-acrc» shopping centers in the West, serving a community of better
than 300,000 people living within a four-mile radius, and represent a
pioneering experiment in store planning and design.
will
contain
share,
been
Holly
also
Corp.
Parts
to
soon
purchase
to
Kleiman
Mr.
Metal
company
velopment
After
merchandising efficiency.
The new
three-level Emporium,
that
Powdered
new
this
der, Peabody & Co. and
(Allen
in
See
Emporium, San Francisco, Calif.—New Unit—
marked the official opening of the new unit of The
in Stonestown.
It will be the first complete department
store to be built in the San Francisco area since the war and one of
the
first
to be
"traffic-engineered" for customer convenience and
and
President, announced that "Holly Corp. has re¬
to
purchase, subject to the final approval of the
interest in a powdered metal manufacturing business,
Norwalk, Conn., and presently operating under the name
option
year
16th
areas,
1952.
23,
51%
a
Pressco
of
Emporium
written—
July
contracted
located
1275.
July
on
Kleiman,
George
(The)
Duquesne Natural Gas
held
ipar -10
new
directors,
Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately—This corporation manufacturers of grinding
wheels, crucibles, refractory brick and shapes, and spe¬
cialty products, have placed privately $700,000 of 4%
and 43/4% notes maturing 1953-64 with the Marine Trust
Co. of Western New York and the John Hancock Life In¬
surance Co., it was announced on July 21. Arrangements
for the financing were made by Hamlin & Lunt —V. 173,
p.
the
cents)
from 2,000.000 shares to
stockholders of General Appliance Corp.
meeting
increase in
an
the
cently
Refractories & Abrasives
Electro
by
stock
was
and
Holly Corporation,
name,
shares will be available for possible future financing and
acquisition of additional investment situations. However, no
immediate steps are contemplated in either of these directions.
239.
P.
In¬
voted
new
common
special
a
The
for
Co.—Exchange of Stock—
The 4 000 shares of common stock (par
$1) covered oy letter of
notification dated July 8 are being offered to the company's employees in exchange for class A stock on the basis of 1 fa common
shares for each class A share, none is being ofiered to
the public.
—V.
a
3,000,000 shares
has been
Duquesne Li^ht Co.—To Issue
The
authorized
Furnace
Electric
The
Approval of
intention to sell from time
of the New York
notified the SEC of its
Jan. X 1953, through the facilities
Stock Exchange, the remainder of its holdings of the
The Southern Co. totaling 171,053 shares.—V. 175, p.
time
Appliance Corp.—Changes Name—Stock
Authorized—Acquires Metals Business—
crease
.
.
This company has
to
General
Sell Southern Co.
Co.—To
Share
&
Holdings—
maturing
quarter-annually
from
Oct.
1,
1952
to
of
its
Venezuela. S.
It
is
A. Swensrud, President,
daily.
not believed- the
announced
reductions
will
adversely
affect
existing stocks sufficiently to cause
any shortages next winter
the peak of the demand for such heavy fuel oils.
"Full charges
to the three refineries will be resumed as soon
the'situation warrants it," said Mr. Swensrud.—V. 176, p. 54.
at
as
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(329)
Gulf
States
Utilities Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. headed an
investment
which on July 23 offered for public sale 50,000
shares of $4.44 dividend preferred stock
($100 par value)
at $102.75 per share.
The shares were awarded to the
group
group at competitive sale on
Other
bids
Lehman
were:
July 22
Bros,
and
.Kaiser
The
Securities
The redemption price of the new
preferred stock is $105.75 per
prior to July 1, 1957; $104.75 per share on
July 1, 1957 and
thereafter to July
1, 1962 and $103.75 per share on July 1,
1962
and thereafter,
together with dividends accrued or in arrears in all
cases.
The
liquidation price is $100, and the liquidation premium
per share will
be equal to the
excess
over
$100 of the redemption
price at the time in effect.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
for
short-term
company
its present
ing of
general
portion of its
a
the
sale
1952
of
The proceeds will be used for
expansion.—V.
construction
crating,
in
transmitting,
requirements.
in
area
an
distributing and selling electric
southeastern
cluding the cities of
Baton
is
Rouge
and
Texas
Beaumqnt,
Lake
and
with
power
by
its
—V.
ended
April
1952
30,
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
revenues
for
company
amounted
to
TO
PRESENT
the
partly
owned
39,953,000
subs.
oil &
1952—Month—1951
175,
$1,604,960
$7,276,529
3,028,507
10,016,233
400,000
400,000
1,200,000
1,042,961
1,148,215
3,513,695
taxes-
Cr240,487
387,294
1,238,236
15,714
42,025
141,611
2,503,794
296,385
Net operating profit—
Adjust, for prior years'
650,651
1,050,973
3,872,691
4,029,805
90,166
290,781
605,442
1,537,814
740,817
1,341,754
♦4,478,133
*5,567,619
$0.14
$0.26
$0.87
$1.08
contingencies-.
for
depreciation
$7,661,473
2594.
p.
$
.
Minority interests' share
1952—5 Mos.—1951
gas
$1,455,301
$
38,933,000 135,646,000
132,883,000
1,868,839
for
Res.
Federal
deprec.
(Including
Year Ended—
Wholly-Owned
•
sales
&
and
Spruce
Co.,
inc.—
Falls
Apr. 30, '51
excluding
taxes
Net
per
♦Includes
1,420,780
excess
profits
share
com.
share
of
net
dividends:
as
income
None.
2,044,951
1,994,951
$5.80
$5.29
,
taxes
($975,000
$1,500,000 in preceding year).—V.
174,
in
April
30,
1952
additional
basis
of
involved
was
The
one
and
proceeds
The
fractional
no
to
are
is
company
molding
and
year
100,000
the
2548.
p.
company on
July 7 offered to stockholders of record as of that
shares of capital stock at
par
($i per share)
new
share for each
7,/2 shares held, with an
oversubscription privilege. Rights expired on
July 19. No underwriting
date
on
8,733,254
1,511,696
share
common
per
Loven Chemical of California—Stock
Offered—•
The
5,634,715
12,052,618
$5.29
outstanding
11,188,769
11,305,913
shares
Earnings
2,099,247
13,538,208
earnings
Common
;
of partly owned subsidiaries
not
tReduced
amounts for
1952
due
to
non-recurring taxable deduction.—V. 175, p. 1862.
156,659,870 144,948,343 115,930,380
131,815,749 121,706,956 101,562,411
income
on
profit
distributed
$
142,849,096 114,509,600
1,935,262
income
on
of net
♦Company's
Dec. 31, '49
$
154,724,608
i
♦Taxes
taxes
powders,
be
to
and
GIVING
will
be
issued.
replenish
working capital.
manufacturing and selling phenolic
in
compounds
CAPITALIZATION
shares
used
engaged
plastic
EFFECT
materials.
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
FINANCING
Authorized
Authorized
•1st
mtge. bonds (issuable
2%% series due 1976
3%
series
due
in
series)
Outstanding
28,000,000
1978
12,000,000
Net
Selling,
10,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
2,000,000
800,000
due
1979
12,000,000
10,000,000
series
due
1980
13,000,000
3%%
series
due
1981_
3%
debentures
Bank
notes
6 Months Ended June 30—
$27,000,000
10,000,000
13,000,000
10,000,000
series
23A%
due
Jan.
1,
1969
13A%
sales
Cost
of
Operating
.
Other
$6,231,494
7,820,401
5,208,133
331,951
299,379
$1,320,837
$723,982
7,658
10,905
sold
and
administrative
expenses—
profit
income
$4.50 dividend preferred stock,
lative ($100 par)
$4.40
dividend
preferred
120,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
stock,
♦Authorized
Bept.
1,
1926,
resolutions
within
the
by
which
such
limit
from
time
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
purchase
of
70,000 shs.
the
to
of
modified,
time
of
dated
stockholders'
company
by
bonds
of
the
to
series
any
&
Webster
terms
&
The
First
Boston
Lynch,
&
Paine,
1,000
Corp
176.
7,300
Net
earnings before Federal
7,300
Jackson
&
'
Pierce
Co.,
&
See
Pure
Oil
Rotan,
Mosle
and
Trask
Moreland
&
700
6,000
Cora
Securities
Co
7.3QQ
July 17 by Robert W. Baird & Co., at $20.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 175, p. 1760.
larly
on
Holly Corp., Springfield, Mass.—New Name, etc.—
See General Appliance
Corp.
above.—V. 176, p.
covering
$5.50
working
July 17 filed
shares
54,500
per
of
share, without
capital.
Kropp,
New
letter
a
common
492,000
$1.77
working
120,000
capital
shares
Frank
cn
plans
of
stock
notification
(par
underwriting. The
to
needs
of
ofi
5%
raise
its
of
aircraft
$1)
to
proceeds
with
parts,
be
will
at
used
for
about
$3,000,000
to
meet
increased
expansion program through the sale
stock (par $25) to stockholders.
of
preferred
Smith, President, said stockholders will be asked to vote
the offering at a special meeting on July 29. The
company will also
seek authorization of
The
ferred
until
stock.
the
30,
would
Such
right
Sept.
The
group
120,000 additional shares of
stock
common
to
cover
warrants
buy
warrants
would
share
one
give
of
common
to
be
equipment
of
at
common
the
$22.50
to
new
recently
has
company
per
share
1957.
and
in
now
operation
Co.
and
at
September.—V.
Moroney,
present
176,
is
Beissner
that
the
&
will
be
along
early in
Le
Roi
a
on
Bituminous
manufacture
to
Coal
market
and
the
extensive
further
development
of
Sept.
1952—Month—1951
by
BCR
methods
the
the Le Roi plants at Cleveland
of
in
order
of
the
30.—V.
Cost
further
of
—V.
2593.
175, p.
1952—6 Mos.—1951
-
inc.
Net
income
—V.
Net
per
it
announced
was
Neb.
ments
of
its
This
on
common
transaction
entered
July
18
stock
to
was
in
that
this
Northern
Dr.
will
1952
share
common
accordance
with
the
terms
100,000
Omaha,
of
by Husky and Northern in February 1952 pursuant
which Northern agreed to
buy the Husky stock at $10.50 per share
and
Husky agreed to give Northern Natural gas Co. a first refusal
of any natural gas
Fed.
and
estimated
income
•Prov.
&
Net
taxes
taxes
(est.)
profit
•Earnings
$3.32
$1,009,299
$1.17
$2.82
New
received
were
stock
bids
175,
1761.
p.
ton
(no
were
York.
July
on
par).
It
New
Other
said
his
176,
that
decision,
145.
p.
least,
the
for
company's 400
York
including
and
the
high
bids
were
$782,000
of
The
company
27,500
stock
(par
to
offered
be
Jto purchase
$10)
at
par
without
underwriting.
175, p. 2487.
The
proceeds
will
letter
shares
Turner,
July 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of 6%
non-cumulative
convertible
preferred
and 275,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
oil leases.—V.
of
be
used
3,545,000
4,960,000
7,205,000
$2,662,464
$5,518,016
$5,569,154
$0.86
share
and
Attorney
the
on
General
bids
new
James
on
or
Beseler
and $250,000
McGranery
before
Aug.
Co.
by
Ful¬
would
6.
of
certified
taxes
accelerated
stock
shares
proceeds
There
& Co. of
of
amortization.
outstanding June 30,
$1.75
$1.00
,
deductions
$0.80
taken
for
tBased
depletion
3,142,754
on
1952.—V. 176, p.
of
the
acquisition
statement also
and
stock
common
of
the
by
that
notes
exploration
the
145.
v
initial
of
unproven
holding of shares
directors
115,000 shares to be
and officers as a group will be a
acquired at the public offering price
6&cli.
Glenn
H.
McCarthy,
shares
President,
at
95%
&
Co.
the
of
is
to
fair
be
granted
market
an
option
or
value
$2,
to
buy
whichever,
^rcfltcr,
Christie
V.
stock to
is
the
offered
be
best efforts to
distribute
underwriter
of
2,000,000
shares
of
the
and, has agreed
the remaining
with the company to use
8,000,000 shares of common
The
proposed public offering is expected
May 31—
capital
at
$150
"
1952
per
company's
capital
go
no
to
filed
was
stock
(par
share).
stock
Warren
underwriting
New York City
July
$50)
to
14
with
be
(par
J.
proceeds
filed
July 21
—V.
1952—Month—1951
$8,305,824
-
175,
$50)
to
Bauman,
as
31.—V.
176,
SEC
at
will
in
be
the
to
go
with the SEC
offered
secretary
this
agent.
of
at
Mead
Net
Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
June 17,'51
—24 Weeks Ended—
Juno 15,'52 June 17,'51
$23,332,117 $26,252,626 $48,909,051
sales
Other
covering
market
John
129,679
income
83,110
254,267
$52,271,136
277,522
$23,461,796 $26,335,736 $49,163,318 $52,548,658
38,517,206
40,331,113
Cost of products sold—
20,299,352
18,572,698
2,901,406
1,527,326
3,050,326
Selling and admin, exps.
1,459,385
555,041
1,133,028
1,096,869
Depreciation
569,035
Total
Int.
income
and
term
exps.
on
long160,663
on
inc.
market.
but
133,104
308,787
262,228
1,572,962
debt
Fed. & State taxes
2,325,277
3,831,658
4,844,609
$1,495,636 ♦$2,322,313
$1.27
*$1.96
$3,112,433
$2.64
R.
covering
The
the company.
offering,
1952—6 Mos.—1951
$8,239,328 $45,712,080 $44,507,911
2488.
p.
Net earnings
involved
will act
30 or
1951
the
offered
The
also
was
July
McCrory Stores Corp.—June Sales Up—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
also
treasurer.
of notification
of
on
240.
—12 Weeks Ended—
notification
of
will
is
$1.63
$0.40
reflects
an¬
See
1497.
the
A letter
100
$0.84
$0.50
Federal
$1,000,000
$43,563,000 $31,175,000
(estimated
on
2,480,000
share—
for
will consist
acreage."
2,000,000
shares
I
A
Inland Petroleum Corp.,
Miami, Fla.—Files—
$6,396,769 $11,321,501 $13,141,584
189,305
843,485
367,430
taxes
com.
per
amended
$2
B.
Lock Haven Development
Co., Lock Haven, Pa.—Files
1648.
75
covering
bid
Charles
by
certificates
p.
2,633,986
$818,799 from Robert R. Hammond
___
p.
3,687,697
$2,909,983
common
minimum
its
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Quarterly Sales Up—
—V, 173,
1,318,256
$6,338,633 $11,027,958 $13,044,448
58,136
293,543
97,136
June 15,'52
Rayon
QUARTER
income
profits
per
paid
The
p.
disqualified,
of
23
Manca, Inc., of New York,
Refiners Corp. of New York.
was
nounce
V.
SECOND
'wildcat'
or
•
$721,770 by
Gold
1952
The company has filed a revised statement with the SEC
outlining
proposed offering of 10,000,000 shares of stock at $2 each.
Substantially the same as the original filed June 12, the amended
prospectus notes that the new firm's principal activities, "initially
_
York, because they did not provide for Immediate cash payment.
qualified bid was $787,008 byrDunhill International,
Inc.,
Newark,
28,
stock.
bids
Three
July
(Glenn) McCarthy Inc.—Prospectus Revised—
is
Leitz, Inc., N. Y.—Bids Received-
Seven
FOR
1,904,863
income
tEarns.
$2,357,133
$1.71
share
common
deduction of preferred dividends paid.—V.
of common
Ltd.—Rights—
record
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
435,168
Fed.
excess
Divs.
at
$1,451,368
per
of
$5,681,509
143,642
opers.
charges
for
Net
of
3 Months End.
175,
from
credits
allowances
June 30, 52 June 30, '51
July 1, '50
$29,821,277 $39,283,391 $31,130,297
3,225,263
1,979,018
3,928,622
1,773,895
969,719
1,571,489
sales
Sales
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will
exchange outstanding scrip
dated June 29, 1950,
for the common stock of Industrial
Corp. at the. rate of $2.89325 for each l/20th of a share and
$0.57865 for each l/100th of a share.—V.
175,
a
Net earnings before
which Husky proposed to sell.—V. 175, p. 2377.
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Scrip Certificates—
stockholder.—V.
1952—3 Mos.—1951
*
1952—6 Mos.—1951
$31,814,401 $24,156,990 $61,000,069 $47,416,125
24,228,029
16,500,101
46,284,414
31,737,691
Total
shares of
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Earnings Improve—
agree
into
to
(about
withdrawn.
$5,825,151
Income
be
Highest
company has sold
Gas Co. of
stock
common
market
been
1951
$3.17
6 Months Ended—
Net
of
Natural
selling
a
stockholders
STATEMENT
depreciation—
earns,
Income
by
2226.
p.
Chemical
mining
$35,583,460 $24,481,352
for taxes and renegotiation
1,680,936
1,759,683
after prov.
170,
of New
shares
has
coal
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
by Samuel Elison
Husky Oil Co., Cody, Wyo.—Sells Stock-
of
the
at
Co.
1032.
p.
sales
for
•Provision
Net
172,
sales
Prov.
and Greenwich,
develop new and improved equipment
mining.
This decision was
reached
of the Mining
Development Committee at a
yesterday in Huntington, West Va.—V. 173,
sponsors
Net
to
bituminous
recommendation
(E.)
$2,076,423 $13,413,645 $13,507,173
to
gone
preferred
Period End. June 30—
the
|
♦After
$2,169,328
shares
made
&
18 will be given the right to subscribe for not exceed¬
ing 261,804 shares of common stock at $13 per share at the rate of
one
new
share
for
each
four
shares
held.
Rights will expire on
Inc.,
continuous
mining machine prior to commercial sale.
The
design,
and
manufacture
of
the
continuous
at
and
common
common
Period End. June 30—
have
to
were
INCOME
Research,
2189.
Howard Stores Corp.—June Sales Increase—
Sales
3,000
been
Reynolds
about Aug.
or
Wis.—Acquisition—
from
plans
company
will be done
meeting
239.
p.
proceeds
Mathieson
purchased
a
Co,
offering
of
have
to
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
by
14
includes
Mining research, according to an announcement July 23
A.
Potter, President of Bituminous Coal Research, Inc.,
p.
Kidder,
&
Expectations
offering
was
through
2379.
The
installed
development,
State
by
which
share)
per
particu¬
the
The
the
pre¬
proposed
cent)
company on July 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 225,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per
share) without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used for working
capital and for other corporate purposes.
176, p. 145.
continuous
stock.
attached
holders
new
5%
preferred stock, $25 par, will be underwritten
under the joint management of Robert Garrett & Sons,
Peabody
fea¬
ideas in
spark
Malloran Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
program,
July
on
machine developed under the Mining Development
Program
Bituminous
Coal
Research,
Inc.,
the* national research
agency
bituminous coal industry.
of
SEC
offered
be
announced
was
mining
of
on
the
recent
one
The
President.
Pittsburgh, Pa., the rights
and
C.
preferred
will
more
on July 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
149,500 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
share through S. D. Fuller & Co. and Vermilyea
Bros., both
York, N. Y. The proceeds will be used for working capital.
cents
$1.51
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc., Peoria, 111.—Earnings—
company
that
add
$460,284
40,000-pound drop forge hammer, a 4,000-ton forging press, additional
furnaces for heating material to
forging temperature, new die sinking
facilities, handling equipment, and heat treating units, Mr.
Kropp said. I
A.
Houston Natural Gas Corp.—To Sell Preferred Stock—
The
75
952,284
530,000
share
common
production
continued
on
1,039,182
income
on
Ohio.
144.
Home Finance Group, Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Files—
company
income—
on
(par
2488.
p.
the
machine
The
taxes
Le Roi Co., Milwaukee,
Hoberg Paper Mills, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 4,500 shares of common stock (par $5)
made
to
per
The
$509,182
per
175,
This
was
1951
Completion of a $4,500,000 improvement and expansion
providing new facilities for all phases of forging operation,
844.
172, p.
want
been
The
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
below.—V.
New
p.
Earnings
—V.
700
Union
Co.
for Federal
taxes
profit
Roy A.
Inc.
$2
$20,581,133 $20,377,399
Provision
—V.
Hickok Oil
installations
who
has
Jalousies,
Magar Home Products, Inc.—Offering Withdrawn—
1952
sales
Kropp Forge Co.—Completes Expansion Program—
2,500
Rauscher,
144.
p.
covering
$299,904
at
6 Months Ended June 30—
Fen-
Beane
'
Spencer
—V.
Pierce,
Webber,
7,300
Kidder, Peabody & Co.„
the
and
Curtis
2,500
Hornblower & Weeks
$384,301
1761.
p.
Net
Net
underwriters
several
ner
Co.,
Jalousie
owners
of
uses
Lunn Laminates, Inc.,
Huntington, N. Y.—Files—
Shares
7,400
Sullivan
Inc.
profit
175,
said
of
preferred which each has severally
are as follows:
Merrill
Corp.
Bosworth,
of
Enclosures,"
the
20,698
company
Securities
photos
many
mii\ds of home
of
and modified.
Shares
Stone
414,285
excess
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
3,124,168 shs.
the
and
pursuant
the
of
Net
50,000 shs.
issuance
new
the
descriptive folder showing
a
living space by
enclosing their screened porches for year-round living—V. 174,
p. 719.
$734,887
924,300
booklet,
tures
70,000 shs.
mortgage
and
names
from
$1,328 495
19,894
deductions
Provision for Federal
normal, surtax and
profits tax (est.)
—V.
supplemented
as
Other
60,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
for
respective number of shares of
agreed
60,000 shs.
value)-
indenture of mortgage,
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
indenture
provide
The
The company
__
supplemented
as
(The) Ludman Corp.—Issues New Booklet—
1949
series, cumulative ($100 par)
$4.20 dividend preferred stock, cumu¬
lative ($100 par)
$4.44 dividend preferred stock, cumu¬
lative ($100 par)
Common stock (no par
120,000 shs.
cumu¬
Outstanding
1,597,750 shs.
1,600,000 shs.
55.
p.
A
new
four-page booklet entitled,
"Porch
prepared for distribution by this corporation.
the
Total
$1)
(par
1951
$9,473,189
___
products
general
stock
—V. 176,
1952
Preferred stock
(issuable in series):
$4.40 dividend preferred stock, cumu¬
lative ($100 par)
Caoital
Kingston Products Corp.—Earnings Increase—
$200,000,000
23A%
11,608,043
1,200,000
3,578,059
Power
Ltd
Total
Cost
Earnings
Subsidiaries)
Apr. 30, '52
miscellaneous
from
Paper
Fed.
after taxes
$
Net
&
Co.'s share
Kimberly-Clark Corp—Earnings—
twelve
$33,906,634.
EFFECT
GIVING
(est.)
Oper. profit incl.
wholly
54.
p.
7,''51
$
"
in¬
utilities.
The company also
distributes natural
parts of the Texas-Louisiana, Gulf Coast area served
system.
EARNINGS—Operating
months
Louisiana
in
electric
from
royalties
maintained for the exchange
are
176,
—40 Weeks Ended
June 5,'52
June
June 7,'51
Gross sales & oper. rev.*'
tRes. for
retail
Arthur and Orange (Texas) and
(La.).
The company's electric system
Charles
Receipts
other
and water
gas
central
173.
Co.—Receipts Decline—
Period End. May 31*-
gen-
Port
interconnected, and interconnections
of
south
12 Weeks Ended
June 5,'52
&
Dividends
of
at
energy
(See V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Res.
Kern County Land
purposes,
BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in the business
Loew's Inc. (&
761).
p.
the
stock will be used by
including the payment
aggregating $2,000,000 and the financ¬
corporate
notes
Sold—
Corp.
share
of
Corp.—Bonds
sold
$75,000,000 agreement.
{jointly), 100.2099 for a 54.43 dividend; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., 100.30 for
si $4.44
dividend, and Glore, Forgan & Co. and W. C. Langley & Co.
{jointly), 101.802 for a $4.50 dividend.
the
Chemical
&
has
the final $2,500,000 of 3%%
first mortgage bonds due 1976 to a
group of institutional
investors under a
bid of 100.6599.
on a
Equitable
Aluminum
corporation
5
Josephthal
tEarns.
•Not
the
sale
per
$1,127,053
com.
including
of
the
ferred dividends
$0.95
share.
gain
plant
ox' $860,375
at
after related taxes, resulting from
Manistique, Mich.
tAfter provision for pre¬
and based
on
1,124,873 common shares outstanding.—
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
€
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
(330)
Operating
Operating
Federal
revenues
expenses
tax
income
Net
l',160,448
charges
*
Dec.
SaS_.
—V.
1
-_-
175,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New
in cooperation with
the new autopilot
Perfected
Air
the
earmarked
is
Air Force for
the
by
Contract
the Air
that is
of such craft, the
to expand
considerably the usability
announced July 18.
by the company's Aeronautical Division
Force and
the Piasecki Helicopter Corp.,
company
oper.
175, p. 1542.
and Algonquin Gas
Transmission Co., its subsidiary,
Association
Period End. May
income
Federal
the efficiency and quality of nylon produc¬
tion
through new methods of temperature measurement and control
during processing was predicted July 16 by a textile industry expert.
The key
to the new approach is a "radiamatic pyrometer" which
measures the actual temperature of the
fabric itself during processing
—instead of just the air surrounding it—it was explaine by J. D. Mac
Namara, textile industry sales manager for the company's Industrial
913,569
829,607
4,492,904
4,051,309
oper.
income—
$1,320,189
charges——
1,299,035
$1,487,163
1,463,105
$7,239,602
7,107,493
$7,717,483
7,513,739
Net
after
—V.
175. P. 2489.
Ohio
This
Operation
for
♦Federal
Net
and
The
company
Pa.—Files With SEC—
filed
21
letter of notification with the SEC
(no par) to be offered to em¬
a
ployees
$67
at
used
be
of
4,156,523
526,159
—
premium
and
expense—
'
Mississippi Valley Gas
Co.—Acquisition of Natural Gas
10 applied
to the Federal Power Com¬
acquire and operate certain natural gas
transmission facilities, located in Mississippi, from Mississippi Gas Co.
The facilities involved in the proposed transaction
include Missis¬
The
company
mission
July
on
by Mississippi
operated
$13,153,744 $12,984,753,
Counties,
purchase price, based on Mississippi Gas'
March 31,
1952, would be $3,300,000, subject to
The
—V.
175,
As
District.
Mass.—To
Springfield,
Co.,
Insurance
Life
C.
J.
July 16 the directors voted to pay a semiannual dividend of $1.25
on the increased number
(80,000 shares at $25 par value
on Sept. 15 to holders of record Sept. 1.
The board on April 16 adopted a
resolution recommending an in¬
crease in capitalization from 40,000 shares
(par $25) to 80,000 shares
(par $25) through transfer of $1,000,000 from undistributed surplus
earnings to capital.
Stockholders subsequently approved this action.
the
of
income
S.
income
Other
Net
Co.—Expansion—
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Federal
The
construct
Commission
Power
this company to
Butte County, S. D.,
Estimated
will
V.
capital
financed
be
174,
the
of
cost
from
compressor
funds
current
This
corporation
July
on
filed
17
$3.95
has
transmission
and
line
Corp.—Expansion—
and
price
Hickey
Net
•
the
need
is named
Inc.,
be supplied by amendment.
principal underwriter.
to
are
the
as
financing will be added to working capital of
available for any proper corporate purpose.
such funds is indicated by the fact that during 1950 and
proceeds
the
of
and
company
The
terms
underwriting
& Co.,
for
be
will
The
equipment accounts, after depreciation,
increased over $5,000,000, working capital requirements for receivables
and inventories increased $18,000,000 and other assets
(except cash)
the
1951
increased
that
a
capital."—V.
175,
The
the
natural
company's
gas
transmission
Uinta
in
system
County, Wyoming.
The proposed project is estimated to cost $772,000.—V. 174, p. 2191.
•
offering
(par $5)
Finance
Mountain States Power Co.—Bids for Stock—
The
at
company
bids
receive
Proceeds
from
p.
So.
10:30
the
sale
of
La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111., is expected
(CDT) on Aug. 11 for the purchase
the
stock
(par $7.25),
would
be
used
to
help
In
175,
decision
a
pay
1951
Selling,
and administrative
general
from
516,414
$1,160,813
26,825
surplus
Interest,
Federal
106,461
has
4,500
Corp.
Securities
earnings
•Equal to 53
cents
per
common
shaje.—V,
175,
p.
3,657,000
150,572,830 132 696,424
2,712,000
18,723,000
14,802,000
operating
taxes—
3,67.6,654
3,532,664.
18,468,275
17,349,785
Net
operating
income
5,182,056
4,750,879
26,200,979
24,988,797
4,012,523
3,658,742
20,613,733
19,868,475
of this corporation,
for
of
the
175,
See
assets
Per. End.
July 12—
1952—4 Wks—1951
of
NAUSCORP
175,
be
to
are
(EDTi
noon
cumulative
*;
Co.—Buys Husky Stock—
the
Of
from
1959.
p.
p.
$201,172,745
$194,040,680
Airlines,
Inc.—Traffic
to
preferred
increase
an
reported
-
on
During
over
July
the
the
freight volumes for
corresponding
June
of
month
of this
office at 87 Broad St., New York 4, N. Y., will
5 receive bids for the purchase from it of
1, 1982 and 45,000 shares of
stock, series F (pdr $1001. 1
company's
Aug.
«
18.
flown
ton
being
miles
The
with 912,832 in June, 1951.
and mail categories showed
152,198
flown
revenue
compared
were
with
falling off,
31,
It
186,821
a
year
ago,
ton miles
while
365,579, compared with 407,028.
load factor In June of this year was
passenger
in June,
1951.—V. 176, p.
to be realized
accrued
of
interest)
Associated
parent,
to
Electric Co.,
$6,500,000 will
be
used
loans (the proceeds of which were
and the balance will be used for
company's treasury for expenditures
bank
of
purposes t
the
reimburse
company's
wili
$26,000,000
that
estimated
is
the
with
construction program,
during the year ending
general
required
be
1952.
and
1953
for new construction during the
aggregate $62,500,000.
Of this amount, ap¬
expenditures
will
1954
facilities
distribution
funds
and
has
determination
no
express
(exclusive
proximately $35,000,000 are in connection with the construction of the
new
Shawville generating station and the
connecting 220 kv trans-missioin
line;
$2,400,000 for transmission
facilities; $22,500,000 for
-
a
of
construction
or
bonds
series
stock and from the prior or simultaneous
250,000 additional shares of common stock to
principal
the
for
connection
years
1,951,614 revenue miles were flown, compared
with 1,655,389
in June, 1951; while
the total of revenue passenger
miles was 72,528,092, compared with 65,235,144 a year ago.
"
Freight ton miles also showed an increase, the total being 930.973,
1982
preferred
that purpose.
Dec.
month,
the
F
approximately
showed
corporation
year
the
1951,
>
of
sale
repay
for
Vol¬
Freight
and
traffic and
compared with 75.37%
2695.
on
proceeds (aggregating not less than $19,000,000)
the
utilized
Up—
Passenger
;
1952—28 Wks.—1951
$30,933,256 $26,652,114
175,
at its
company
to
up
In
Express
—V.
$2 600.000
been
made
as
for
to
other
the
construction.
method
of
Although
obtaining
Gas
Co.
of
West
Virginia
—
Borrows
from
mail
72.77%,
market
to
conditions
complete
from
the
time
to
time.—V.
176,
p.
57.
56.
Parent—
The
eell
to
SEC
its
Norwalk Co., Los Angela, Calif.—To Be
See
has
issued
parent,
Bankline
Oil
Co.
above.—V.
171,
p.
Acquired—
12 Months Ended June 30—
465.
Operating
order
authorizing
Columbia
Gas
this company
to issue and
additional
shares of its $100 par common
stock, at par, and a maximum of
♦600,000 of 3%% installment promissory notes.
Proceeds are to be
■used by Natural
Gas Co. to finance, in part, its 1952 construction
program estimated to cost $1,336,189.—V. 172, p. 937.
System,
Inc.,
5,500
Oakite
The
company
on
July 17 filed
a
letter of notification
with
covering
,
income
Dividends
the SEC
24,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered, pur¬
suant
to
options to be granted to
the employees of the company
and Its subsidiaries, at $11.88 per share, without underwriting.
operating
Net
Products, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files—
Balance
—V.
.
175,
1952
income
after
613.
taxes
etc
stock
2,031,086
1,973,617
1,983,605
1,659,075
-
344,069
217,811
$1,639,536
—
p.
after
interest,
preferred
on
;
1951
$11,327,485 $10,643,299
revenue
Net
an
The
the
construction program for 1953 -and
1954, additional financing will be required, the nature, amounts and
,tim:ng of which will depend in part on construction progress and
necessary
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Earnings Increase—
Natural
-
$86,658,819 $444,446,507 $438,638 887
2079.
p.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Bids August 5—
The
preferred
Husky Oil Co. above.—V. 176, p. 56.
Northwest
2379.
National Tea Co.—July Sales Up—
1952—6 Mos.—1951
1052—Month—1951
$83,448,182
—V.
together with all of the 60,000 out¬
stock.
Under the amended plan,
common,
Penney Co.—June Sales Decrease—
Per. End. June 30—
Sales
common
provides
second
2490.
p.
(J. C.)
holders of
public
the
charges-:
175,
investment
reflecting the results of a compromise agreement
committee
taxes
income
after
—V.
the
compared
Sales
$
27,819,596
Amended
—
the SEC approved the amended
July 24,
on
Northern Natural Gas
•
Net
$
31,095,105
expenses
$5,000,000
$115,806
...
1952—5 Mos.—1951
Operating
been
for
80,889
:
$2,784,185
Co.—Earnings—
sale
' 129,500
18,000
♦$483,178
taxes
taxes
-
$3,509,812
$
for its enforcement.—V.
20,832
580,000
deductions
etc.,
income
income
450,180
..
38,815,139 213,965,084 189,837,006
Federal
Utility
NAUSCORP
shares
remaining
ume
State
450,180
1952—Month—1951
series
$330,695
Total
$248,470
$299,376
'
\
-
the
$309,863
„
37,515
and
526,142
operations
income
37,515
stk.,
com.
1482.
construction
Profit
Other
$3,234,365
$9,500,000 first mortgage bonds due Aug.
7,514,779
expenses
$3,959,992
43,610,815
$8,350,784
8,454,107
—
1,349,559
$285,985
distributed to North
American as holder of the second preferred stock and the remaining
shares of
common
stock, following which NAUSCORP is to be dis¬
solved.
The plan will become effective upon approval by the U. S.
District Court in Baltimore, Md., to which the Commission will apply
;
$10,131,334
sales,
$4,583,924
928,601
requirement
175, p.
Net
NAUSCORP,
of
the
$1,187,638
of
stock
common
2695.
p.
announced
protective
of
(80.6%)
off
to temporarily finance
application says.—V. 176,
sales
$4,888,593
108,150
Operating revenues
for a cash payment of $9 per share
to
holders
of
the
90,397
shares of publicly
held common stock of
NAUSCORP.
North
American
holds
the
remaining
376,151
shares
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Earnings
Cost
$394,135
64,078
i,„
$
subsidiary of The North American Co.
the
stock
146.
Net
and
preferred
plan for the liquidation and dissolution
issued
1952
$400,969
de¬
Period End, May 31—
•
Plan Approved—
standing
April 30—
$4,578,775
5,149
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
"
'
the
company's
Year Ended
Offering With¬
85,016
—
other
"divs. and
14,010 shares of 60c dividend series pre¬
24,543 shares of class A stock in exchange
Corp.
American
North
with
a.m.
shares*of common stock
bank notes, which were
construction program,
outstanding
the
231
to
up
of
and
The amended plan,
from it of 200,000
—
'
stock
company
to
Corp.
$4,803,577
Z)r894
Other
company
on
174,
Co.—Proposed Expansion—
has asked the Federal Power Commission to authorize
construction and operation of a 2,640-horsepower compressor sta¬
tion
production.—V.
defense
finance
to
Acceptance
American
withdrawn.—V.
the
used
$395,029
2,955
income
div.
—V.
General
for
Mountain Fuel Supply
The
be
to
proposed
ferred
55.
p.
is
money
$398,014
(net)
Balance for
2458.
drawn—•
to
Pfd.
V
North
of $24,000,000. The company anticipates
plant and equipment will become necessary
working capital requirements of the company will in¬
higher sales volume and slower turnover of working
additions
"the
with
crease
p.
$1,000,000—a total
further
that
and
plant and
company's
Net
.
-
$1,566,709 $20,389,483 $18,928,069
1,171,680
15,585,906
14,349,294
1,277,012
(net)
and
ductions
1952—12 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
$1,675,026
taxes__
income
Gross
146.
Light Co.—Earnings Higher—
$336,891
income
Interest
its' subsidiary, Norden Instruments, Inc., Milford, Conn., have established a $2,000,000 revolving credit with the
Bank of the Manhattan Company, New
York, which loans will carry
interest at 4%
per annum and mature
March 31, 1954. Part of the
borrowing will be guaranteed by the Navy Department under a V-loan
and
agreement.
of pipeline
by this company, to increase
the Fresno-Merced service area in California;
to
revenues
oper.
Other
Credit—
and
exps.
Net
the two appli¬
•
corporation
miles
50
Operating revenues
for
This
notification with the SEC
of
by the Federal Power Commission.
facilities are estimated to cost $1,979,000.—V. 176, p.
new
Oper.
175, p. 2180.
Laboratories Corp.—Arranges Bank
Norden
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share
for each ten shares held of record Aug. 11,
1952.
The subscription
letter
a
authorized
Period End. May 31—
.
additional 2,200-horsepower at
an
of
deliveries
gas
been
Pacific Power &
has filed two applications with the Federal Power
proposing the construction of a total of about 59 miles of
gas
17 filed
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Proposed Expansion—
Th
existing compressor station, all in New York State.
estimated cost of the new facilities proposed in
July
on
Construction
natural
preferred dividend.—V. 175, p. 2695.
cations is $2,382,286.—V.
with the
offered
statement
registration
a
•$3.81
$0.41
Total
shares of its $3 par common stock, to be
covering 175,921
8,416,651
3,805,953
10,530,456
corporation
natural
Motorola, Inc., Chicago—Registers With SEC—
The
8,161,597
share
com.
Commission
an
SEC
1,297,153
$0.60
New York State Electric & Gas
station is $752,927, which
bank loans.—
637.
p.
944,725
per
♦After
from short-term
or
7,933,000
3.972,943
10,155,920
Black Hills area of
Y
South Dakota.
1,118,100
638,027
1,643,480
income
company
6,998,900
863,500
649,602
1,283,131
oper.
♦Earns,
authorized
has
2,640 horsepower compressor station in
a
provide more natural gas for consumption in the
to
Net
—
taxes_r__
tax accruals
income
ry.
ry.
MONTHS
1952-Month—1951
1952—6 Mos,—1951 ~
$11,157,390 $13,025,188 $77,451,865 $78,474,082
30—
Period End. June
U.
Hales.
Mr.
SIX
AND FIRST
The
.
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at 20 cents
per
share through Forbes & Co. of Denver, Colo. The
proceeds will be used to carry on an oil exploration program.
The company on July
17 also filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000,000 additional shares of common stock to be offered
at par (10 cents per share), without underwriting. The proceeds from
this offering will be used to explore, develop, and test oil leases.
*
,
JUNE
FOR
EARNINGS
Gross
Overland Oil, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
Plate System, was
manager
See details in V. 176, p. 240.
Company.
St. Louis RR.—Promotions—
for the Nickel
President-operation succeeding
Vice
appointed
share)
176, p. 240.
ing of $1,500,000 5V2% first mortgage bonds due Feb. 15,
1967 at 100 V2% and accrued interest was made through
orders was
company's backlog of unfilled
road.
general
Wallace,
during construction.—V.
Osgood Co.—Underwriter of Bonds—The recent offer¬
on July 15 announced the appointment of
President-operation, to the position of Executive
Vice
share
per
credit for interest
President,
White,
Hales,
President
Vice
On
per
L.
S.
F.
Shares—
Pay $1.25 Dividend on Increased
$1.87
-
the
1952,
30,
$1,349,471
$1.42
profits tax of $885,756 and $638,-"
include Federal excess
1952
and
118,
The Ohio
L.
Monarch
June
respectively, applicable to operations.
tOther deductions include
dividends on preferred stock of Pennsylvania Power Co. and is after
—
—.
New York, Chicago &
2594.
p.
of
1951
2,325,515
approximately $23,000,000.—V. 173, p. 49.
balance sheet as of
closing adjustments.
30,
3,674,986
$1,024,790
-—
share
per
718,240 shares.
on
$2.74
—
income for the 12 months ended June
on
1,730,500
—
r
income
♦Based
income
on
♦Federal and State taxes
4,798,460
$2.71
4,798,460
outstanding June 30—
Earnings per common share
2,755,290
taxes
taxes
shares
Common
»' 1952
1951
$18,688,681 $19,401,937
'
30—
—
Federal
Federal
Net income
♦Net
Winston, Choctaw, Webster, Calhoun,
under lease from North Central
Gas in
Chickasaw
and
Gas
Natural
June
L
before
for
Reserve
sippi Gas' pipeline system in Clay, Monrce, Chickasaw and Lee Counties;
related storage facilitties in Monroe County;
and a pipeline system
Oktibbeha
Ended
—•
Earnings
to
authority
for
Months
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
New York Air Brake
Six
Sales
1,401,581
1,593,479
preferred stock
Balance
Properties of Mississippi Gas Company—
401,913
$14,747,223 $14,386,334
___
on
4,082,953
580,670
Cr235,072
debt
disc.,
income
Dividends
corporate
debt
deductions
Net
will
without underwriting.
The proceeds
purposes.—V. 170, p. 1601.
share,
per
general
tor
$19,194,833 $19,451,870;
long-term
on
tOther
covering 4,000 shares of common stock
$19,011,225 $19,162,046
133,608
289,824
—
.
income
Amortiz.
6,939,080
15,057,925
6,923,982
16,663,933
taxes
operating income
Gross
July
on
income
State
Non-operating income less taxes
174,
1235.
p.
1951
1952
$98,448,794 $91,917,229
46,239,914
41,362,406
depreciation
:
8,643,020
8,429,052
of plant acquisition adjustmeiats__
966,720
966,720
maintenance—
taxes
General
Interest
recently de¬
taken much of
reducing proc¬
by his company, Mr. Mac Namara said, "has
the guesswork out of important
finishing operations,
essing time while improving quality."—V. 175, p. 2078.
172,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
and
expenses
Provision
due
with
to
New Process Co., Warren,
device,
measuring
temperature
low-range
new,
V.
190;
p.
Division.
veloped
plans
company
Dec.
Co.
Edison
12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating revenue
Service, Inc.—Plans Financing—
sell $6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
1, 1982, Bids would be opened about Dec,
15 after filing
the SEC about Nov. 14, the company announced.
The net proceeds will be used to pay for new construction.—V.
The
taxes
taxes______
Net
until July 29, 1952, to request
V. 176, p. 240.
the application.
New Orleans Public
improvement in
____
oper.
Amortization
Marked
$286,154
156,217
Other
given interested persons
hearing upon
Nylon Output—
Temperature Controls Aiding
$318,728
206,033
common
par
copter.
New
131,222
$54,893
28,316
1952—Month—1951
1952—5 Mos.—1951
$12,605,210 $11,805,232 $61,330,815 $57,885,858
9,046,185
8,245,862
42,347,047 39,713,099
1,320,267
1,242,600
7,251,262
6,403,967
31—
revenues
expenses
has
164,071
2380. *
p.
Operating
SEC
191,500
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
borrowings.
The
a
25,000
26,266
$62,673
39,907
charges______
175,
Operating
$100
135,000
39,000
income
to
authorized
its
1952—5 Mos.—1951
$2,453,479 $2,126,417
1,779,180
1,574,041
33,835
taxes,
privately
applied
sell
bank
heli¬
the H21 Piasecki
use in
the
after
—V.
stock, and to issue and sell, from
time to time, pursuant to preemptive rights, 48,660 additional common
shares.
Of these shares, NEGEA Is to purchase 15,610 shares, Eastern
Gas
and Fuel
Associates,
18.760 share,
and Texas Eastern Trans¬
mission Corp., 14,290 shares.
Algonquin will use the proceeds of the
financing for the construction Of its pipeline. To finance its purchase
of the Algonquin stock, NEGEA seeks authorization to make short-term
to this company by
pilot for helicopters
$4,500,000 order has been awarded
for a newly developed automatic
Force
expected
oper.
,
of
A
Other
the SEC for an order authorizing Algonquin to issue
to three insurance companies, $9,734,000 of its
first mortgage pipeline bonds, 4*/4% series, due Sept. 1, 1971.
Algonquin also seeks authorization for an increase in the amount
2488.
p.
Federal
Association—Unit to Bor¬
This
and
expenses
income tax
Net
Gas & Electric
from Insurance Firms—
have
1952—5 Wks.—1951
1952—22 Wks.—1951
$3,237,000 $3,072,000 $11,685,000 $10,962,000
—
from
Net
Inc.—Sales Show Gain-
July 5—
—v~
share distribution
per
28, 1951.—V.
row
Miles Shoes,
Period End
$1.10
New England
175, p. 2488.
—V.
After
revenues
Operating
312,978
2^:2^
$18.25
'■ $17.95
$17.62
realized capital gains paid
——
value
Asset
$9,040,505
7,869,828
$8,647,573
7,366,230
outstanding
per share—
Shares
ggg 213
Operating
$4,196,000
$5,021,587
$5,711,165
net assets
Total
4$-359.566 45,899, 13
7,545,892
6,582,532
4,347,640
3,811,506
$1,677,350
1,466,148
$1 406,147
income—
oper.
after
Net
$68,900,671 *45
784,919
959,363
taxes_
operating
Other
1952—5 M08-"^95*
1952—Month—1951
$14,088,267 $19.312,824
10,559,009
?'£23.886
1,163,748
1,226,669
period End. May 31—
Co.—Earnings—
1952—Month—1951
$521,935
$435,221
386,427
329,062
Period End. May 31—
Dec. 31, *51 June 30,'51
June 30. *52
As of—
Ohio Associated Telephone
Rise—
England Fund—Assets Continue
New
Co.—Earnings-
Michigan Bell Telephone
$1,441,264
4
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
(331)
Pennsylvania Power
&
Light Co.—Offering July 29—
Public offering of
100,000 shares
(par $100) is
expected to be made on
writers
headed
proceeds
Net
by The
from
First
sale
Boston
of
the
lor
construction expenditures
Construction expenditures for
of
Corp.
new
29
preferred
by a group of
Drexel & Co.
and
preferred
stock
will
stock
be
125,000
or
new
Martins
(including
second
to
Electric
132,500
add
foregoing. The
kw
balance
Station
unit
substation
the
on
and
and
Delaware
substantial
a
transmission
of
in
Fourth
in
1949,
unit
of
the middle
is
and
125,000
of
third
a
of
unt
kw is expected to
1953.
The
enter
Martins
new
kw
100,000
in
full
Creek
April
1951.
commercial
Steam
The
in
be
placed
in
completion
factors as
service
may
early
from
vary
cost
in
1954.
the
fluctuations,
Actual
regulations
and
addition to
will
it
is
cannot
now
the
or
will
be
state
nature
obtained
when
the
amount
or
from
internal
additional
thereof,
financing
that
except
will
176,
company
soon
The
it
as
expects
receives
Commission
& Power
to
borrow
approval
told
of
$12,000,000
the Pennsylvania
for
P.
it
company
could
issue
Corp. in
shares of the
•
The
and
Habor, Pa.—V.
176,
57.
p.
shown
is
company
the
San
Juan
the
an
Oil
stockholders
to
ratjo of
class
leases
gas
the
in
are
the
and
9,375
of
of
process
remainder
including
acres
Net ry.
the
Co.
number
the
Pure
Oil
of
for
common
Net
Hickok
offer
the
the
$1
85,688
par
shares
its
of
stock
common
Pure
Oil
stock
of
stock
for
Pure
A
Pure
and
Oil
of
500,000
Products
the
class
shares
now
stock
A
class
all
of
Hickok
of
B
shares
B
of
Hickok
stock
and
exchange of shares
Hickok
Oil.—V.
is
as
175,
Pyramid Oil &
now
respect
to
Robert L. Latzer, formerly
Vice-President, has been elected President
succeed his brother, the late John A.
Latzer.—V. 175, p. 2181.
(&
Beach,
Operating
•Interest
♦Income
before
income
on
basis.
annual
2,653,881
$411,851
bonds
which
tLoss.—V.
175,
(par
10
cents)—
for
is
1952
not
PRESENT
has
company
and
1,248,445
1951,
respectively, of
unless earned, on an
payable
1,000,000
acquired
Fla.—
at
Three Months Ended
March
Interest
part
of
but
for
Paul
Endacott,
of
the
made
2%%
sinking
amounting to $1,200,000 principal
pany
by
price
the
purchases
of
101%.
the
in
It
is,
therefore
another $1,200,000.—V.
by
K.
15,
been
met
the
—V.
sinking
due
1964,
by
the
sinking
issue
to
Adams,
S.
175, p.
fund
call
a
to
Oil
meet
profits
at
1953
Pont
1950
$3,930,000
$8,446,000
$7,940,000
528,000
600,000
550,000
tax
237,600
-
300,000
626,899
125,528
209,150
143,899
148,082
taxes
1
$170,962
Net
profit
Earnings
—V.
$290,400
Net
Six
138,299
sales
Profit
Prov.
Net
and
other
taxes
1951
$5,872,000
income
$4,199,000
1,237,000
1950
*463,000
taxes
$348,000
accounts
for
allocation
about
of
10%
to
cameras
of
our
5,000
$73,000
volume."—V.
Government
174,
H.
due
1981
will
temporary
Chemical
p.
be
ready
bonds
Bank
of
57.
for
said
& Trust
and
collateral
delivery
issue
on
Co., trustee,
in
trust
exchange
and
after
bonds
for
July
165 Broadway,
the
21,
of
Rohr,
in
series
the
in
of
stock
that
holders of record July 18,
1952,
common
stock
for the
are
the
of
Standard
stock
of
E.
I.
stock
will
be
Allen
&
for
of
New
will
'Proceeds—Net
used
for
The
at
upon
$1
such
purchase
the
all
holders
warrants.
proceeds
repayment
for general
to
SEC
be
offered
without
under¬
corporate purposes.
Revenue
1951
$3,988,812
415,637
1,107,339
460,530
600,000
600,000
$0.69
$0.77
'
of
Act
tons
new
that
Net
maximum
that
Servel's
production
refrigerator
is
meet
sales
and
initially limited sales.
and
The
the
favorable
Net
1952
set
Cash
of
10,881.297
_
amortization
Federal
9,844,466
204.919
989,265
common
per
stock
paid
adjusted
to
$2,636,058
1,345,570
$1.95
$1.00
$0.90
share
common
dividends
outstanding
1.035,332
1,345,570
taxes
804,193
1,037,049
$1.80
income
income
♦As
»1951
forth
$2,419,780
for
of
inventory
controlling
$15,566,383 $14,524,968
charges
238,992
Provision
Shares
of
program
other inventory reducing
which started
with
the
•
of
—
and
contract
200,000
a
plant,
the
to
M.
share
per
year-end
audit.—V.
175,
1483.
p.
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—Earnings—
foot
square
July
on
19
Golden
H.
manufacturing
announced
was
Three Months Ended March 31—
Construction
Revenue
building
by
started
July
the
on
80
not
acre
plant
affect
where
is
the
45,000
tract,
Income
Net
which
the company recently purchased.
expansion 0 fthe corporation's facilities
an
expansion
of
feet
square
the
of
main
plant
at
Chula
sales,
1952
etc._
i
and
and
accrued
$8 961,332
4,599,433
992,334
bonds
on
profits taxes
1,016,355
1,250.000
1,003,488
—
profit
973,422
$1,332 033
Dividends
on
referred
Dividends
Vista,
1951
$9,650,010
1,400,000
pa d
Depreciation
completion of the building is sched¬
production of aircraft parts has begun
in the 110,000 square feet available in existing
Limited
plant,
power
4,922,155
Interest
and
21,
from
Expenses
Fred
on
common
shares—
$1,122,121
256.250
256 2C)
653,475
653,475
$422,308
——
shares
$212,396
manufacturing
Surplus
—V.
for
174,
quarter.
—
2360.
p.
the
of
Chula
facilities
Vista
of
the
for
Riverside
the
for
plant will continue
other
Boeing
planes,
plant
will
Boeing
C-97
build
power
to
Lockheed,
be
devoted
Shawmut Association, Boston, Mass.—Stock
to
is
now
in
excess
Convair,
Douglas
offered 600 shares of
and
$150,000,000.—V.
of
175,
share.
for
$18.37 V2
per
,
share
earlier
additional
between
dates
of
of
subscription
shares
Jan.
the
as
<
warrants
currently outstanding
1,
of
—V.
p.
176,
which
Public
are
of
sale
of
$500,000
the
from
new
the
warrants
parent
Net
a
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$
'■■
proceeds
from
175,
income.—-
*
'
1950
not
The
.
-
sales
to
went
income.-..
,
428,315
48,387
444,546
6,726,024 "J 6.659.988
1,134,302
1,550,975
560,989
582,281
2491.
stockholders.
1952
.
.
l951„
„
$6 166,230
214,191
686,422
taxes
Sherman Products, Inc.—Earnings—
$1,436,958
153,238
*
42,604
-6,868,741
selling
$4,915,859
Three Months Ended May 31—
674,788
1952
Sales
6,890,884
sales
of
Selling,
1951
$1,342,746
_
Cost
railway
—-.i-——
$917,156
942,947
689,763
•
general,. and administrative expenses—
-139,246
110,769
$260,553
-
$116,624
1,493,287
915,185
Operating
-
Other
has called for redemption on Oct.
1,
1952, out of
in the sinking fund, 240,000 of first and refunding mort¬
B 3Vs% bonds, due Oct. 1, 1971, at 100V2V0, and accrued
income
Profit
Prov.
company
profit
3,522
before
for
Fed.
Federal
income
income
and
taxes—-—-
$120,488
taxes
183.532
74,703
$80,543
excess
profits
3,864
$264,075
$45,785
moneys held
series
interest.
Payment
be
these
1949
$1,235,645
109,053
.
74,821
railway—1,306.526
p.
of
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Earnings Down from '51—
earnings after
—V. 176, p. 58.
1—
oper.
both
176, p. 58.
(W. A.)
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,203,987
165,507
stock at
common
share.
per
Quarter Ended May 31—
St. Paul Union Depot Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Service
will
$
1951
$1,285,141
railway,
oper.
quickly completed.
Sales
railway—
From Jan.
'
company,
$
1952
from
gage
from-the
—V.
57.
May
Gross
on July 2
(no par) at $19 per
On May 22, the same
stock
1952—28 Wks.—1951
___.$116,324,409 $103.073 364 $779,729,857 $690.«59,109
11,326,846
10,459,615
73,474,427
66,249,186
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico
-•
loans
was
Net
and
-
sales
sales
may
"
1952—4 Wks.—1951
$
Domestic
on
1955
July 12—
Canadian
Pubco
company
""
The
Safeway Stores Inc.—July Sales Up—
Per. End.
.
the
It
common
bankers offered and sold 200 shares of
2380.
p.
Offerings
Completed—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Stratotanker, while
packages and sub¬
23
Wall
St.,
New
will
be
York,
made
N.
at
Y.—V.
J.
P.
174,
Morgan
p.
639.
<fc
Co.
Incorporated,
Net earnings
'
Net
—V.
earnings
175,
p.
per
50.
;
common
a
wings by fall."
inventories are low—-about
income
(excl.
expenses
of
hopeful
are
Corp.—Earnings—
May 31—
other
we
oi
were a year ago.' He attributed
two factors.
One is Servel's 1952
to
production
suspend
"but
they
Depreciation
fine
increase
to
us
explained,
Depletion
{1951
and
forced
Jones
delayed.
cartridge cases for our armed forces is on
Thunderjet plane wing plant built in record
December
is approaching
capacity production.
last
reach
said
6 Months Ended
of
$1.28
cellulose
an
to
Jones
has
Mr.
long
'steel
opened
expect
Earnings
period, representing
1951.—V. 175, p. 2596.
strike
be
Shamrock Oil & Gas
18
1951.
wood
of
steel
not
the
du
{Restated to give
month
of
_
.
1952
$5,329,233
1,116,289
pick-up in refrigerator sales
lifting of Regulation W-—V. 175, p. 1649.
$20,393,857 $20,518,395
2,928,698
2,856,841
113,551
Backlog of unfilled orders
subscrip¬
The offer expires
:
by
Mexico
the
w'th
cents)
:
of
feature
President.
assemblies
entitled to purchase
is $3 for each share
represents.
warrants
exercisable
Co.
subscribed
25
Exchange,
;
the
and
to
Corp.—Expansion Program—
(Calif.)
Riverside
Net
or
notification
Curb
'
below)
*
1952
outstanding.
will
production
Chase..
Allen & Co. is underwriting the subscrip¬
subscription
31, 1955,
designate. *
warrants
new
warrant
March
of
(par
York
;
refrigerators,"
situation
$1.32
production of power packages
for
purchase warrant
from Public Service Co. of New Mexico.
neyr
letter
stock
a
New
year.
Warrants
rights are being issued by Pubco in the ratio of a sub¬
scription warrant for one additional share for each share
The
current
and
We
space,
is
being
to the 610,000 square
feet already devoted to production and
facilities.
The company's schedule, Mr. Rohr
pointed out, calls
plant and office facilities of 965,000 square feet by the er.d of the
for
granting them
option to purchase its Pubco common shares, is issu¬
ing to holders of such outstanding stock purchase war¬
rants, rights to subscribe for subscription warrants for
605,978 additional shares of Pubco common stock.
The
tion warrants.
f led
common
the
business is about evenly divided
production, Mr. Jones said there had
pickup in demand for household refrigerators, all-year
and
water heaters during
recent months.
conditioners
time
$5,840
the
subscription
147.
third-quarter production will be the greatest in recent years,
President, announced on July 20.
The quarter ends
"Production
office
Offered—This corporation, all of whose
605,978 shares of common stock (par $1) is owned by
Public Service Co. of New Mexico which late in 1951
issued to its own stockholders warrants
Aug. 1, 1952.
p.
out that the company's
defense and civilian
schedule
added
176,
Stock
tion price
tract
a
2093.
noticeable
a
half
Stock
common
'
the
quarter
November.'
will
Most
of Pubco's
on
Kansas.—V. 176,
share
settlement
Quinby
taxes.
$1,084,710
Riverside
Calif.,
outstanding
1952, at the
New York—V.
Development, Inc.—Subscription
Common
Common
share
rates
first
a
was
for
The
3%%
,
Pubco
by
of
number of shares now
tax
Riverside
Work
uled
business
548.
p.
oi
Jones,
"The
& Co., Inc., of Rochester,
registration statement with the SEC covering
for construction of
its
at
and
mortgage
sponsored
common
the
the
Award
Co.,
*$236,000
dealers.
$32,663
Accumulatiton
income
Rohr Aircraft
78,000
'
Potomac Edison Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
first
for
company
produced
in the 1S52 three
buildings
Definitive
months
Jersey))
per
the
over
earned
sale
$2,571,000
699,000
889,000
.
taxes
6%
♦Adjusted to reflect taxes pro-rated over the first six months.
"Our
backlog of orders," Dr. Edwin H. Land, President, declared,
requires
Plan
after
cn
to
papers
'
1952
income
profit after
"still
income
♦Eased
Corp.—Earnings Continue to Rise—
Federal & State inc.
three
sales
The
before
for
$0.76
of—
air
138,299
31
Nemours & Co., sponsored by
Quinby & Co., Inc., on July
registrat on statement with the SEC covering $2,000,000
plans.—V. 176, p. 277.
effect
Months
been
2097.
(New
•Earnings
$341,000
$0.66
1543.
Polaroid
First
$300,000
$0.65
share
per
175, p.
Paul
between
$144 139
a
Net
14
of
on
taxes
Pointing
$1,879,003
657,529
Rayonier, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
209,000
July
taxes
p.
July 31.
$2,010,713
„-
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
wildcat well
new
shares—:
per
173,
Costs
1951
and
the
as
1951
de
said
1952
sales
Earnings before
completed
1952
N
Y., on July 15 filed a
$2,000,000 principal amount of plans.The Quinby Plan for accumulation
prices
approximately
Servel, Inc.—Reports Upturn in Sales—
—
.
debentures
Plough, Inc.—Net Sales and Earnings—
Net
for
Quinby
Co.
filed
Tax
—V.
Servel's
expenses
___
174, p.
The
call
.
on
shares
after
of
of
two
Quinby & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
com¬
anticipate all requirements in
1864.
6 Months Ended June 30—
acres
around
Mr.
1952.
2%%
sns.
W.
depreciation
and
before
profit
Number
1952
debentures,
below
unnecessary
in
14
July
has
amount
The company has purchased additional
below the sinking fund call price to
of
July
the
fund
market
open
sinking fund requirement
on
President,
a
in Stafford
County,
acres
sales
Net
218,550
other
income
profit
Surplus
announcment
an
1952,
reserves
through
Schick, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Profit
124,118
and
Dividend for quarter ended March
requirement
secured
July 17 announced
on
share
per
household
Net
be
-
The proceeds will be used
Earned
150,000
not
were
Purchasing Its Own Debentures—
fund
60i,2iti
Florida
bonds
Provision for
closed.-
According to
Chairman, and
company
$9.50
2490.
p.
—
taxes
on
Provision
must
6 Months Ended June 30—
FINANCING
sns.
31—
revenues
Operation,
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 50,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made July 24 by Bache & Co. at $60.62 V2
per
share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
of $12,000,000
of
3'A% bonds, and
acceptance of the entire issue was
He pointed out that of the more than
for capital improvements in
become available from depreciation
corporation
writing.
at
Quebec Power Co.—Earnings Higher—
Total
sale
prompt
required
covering 27,250
Outstanding
than
more
gas leases in the northwestern
test
wells which
showed oil indications
commercial producers.—V.
1959.
p.
TO
___
and
175,
taxes
and
stock
BUSINESS—The
oil
recent
public's
approximately 400
$1,405,436
taxes
equipment trust certif
income
$400,626
$36,908,090
1,114,298
1,207,280
t$92,892
interest and income
bonds and
on
♦Includes
interest
$35,978,411
revenues
Income before
EFFECT
Auhorized
Common
1951
the
the
share.
per
Subs.)—Earnings
1952
that
Savoy Oil Co., Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Files—
Corp., West Palm
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
746,689
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.—New Wildcat Well—
The
of
Net
6 Months Enaed June 30—
1,920,000
Financing Necessary—
while the remainder
securities.—V. 176, p. 57.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to
pay rentals on leases,
acquire additional options or leases and for
working capital.
to
819,766
$3,489,228
other shares
(par 10 cents)
$1.50
$4,308,994
1,920,000
dividends
dividends
$18,000,000
Stock Offered—-Willis E. Burnside &
Co., on July 17 of¬
fered 162,000 shares of common stock
1
7,020
$4,963,379
851,565
gratifying to the company.
The
Gas
$4,301,974
6,533
$4,111,814
931,000
surplus,
2490.
p.
$4,956,846
1
$4,000,000 will
28,713
Oil.
proposed with
income
mentioned
most
others, 237,025 shares of the class A common
(representing approximately 47.4% of the out¬
in exchange for Pure Oil common in the same ratio
of
1951
Speaking of the company's financial
structure, L. M. Klauber, Chair¬
Oil
standing shares)
unsecured
1952
$31,126,600 $26,663,934
26,169,754
22,361,960
taxes
deductions
remarked
certain
Hickok
of
109,826
*227,574
-
Co.—Earnings—
income
man,
According to the prospectus, Pure Oil Products now has an option to
acquire from Mrs. Daisy Hickok, the Executor? of the Estate of
Arthur
S.
*76,549
*420,141
____
a
Oil
Hickok
and
*12,673
1,433,231
2491.
p.
expenses and
More
in
common" stocks
the class
'
income
Common
of the 500,000 shares
than 50%
more
of
owns
*7,419'
revenues
Preferred
each
exchange
stocky The offer is conditioned
of the merger of Hickok Oil into Pure Oil Products
class
of
Oil.
1953.—
stock
common
shares, $1 par, of Hickok Oil, pur¬
plan of acquisition.
and
of
shales
A
175,
operating
Income
common
to
proposes
of
class
*54,093
*383,042
income
Gross
50,435
'
1,393,601
1,666,161'
._
SEC—Acquisition—
-
$304,769
*2,754
194,752
San Diego Gas &
Electric
Operating
Operating
1949
$278,534
*148,682
Years Ended
May 31—
negotiating for additional
Basin area lying in the
States
and
Utah, and
is investigating
1950
-
737
♦64,353
1,719,656
income
pper.
•Deficit.—V.
County, New Mexico.
themap thereof appearing
on
•
*23,'717
railway
railway
from
1951
$328,474
1—
from
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1952
$352,981
37,124
income
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
Net
of
the approval
by its directors and the holders of
Pet Milk Co.—New President—
to
Net ry.
covering
developed
are
now
share of
one
A
exchange offer
upon
calls for the expenditure of $27,435,000.
generating unit and coal preparation plant
32-mile, 220,000-volt transmission line fom Safe
a
of
which in turn will offer the
for 471,287 shares of Hickok Oil class
A
construction program
This includes a new steam
Holtwood
Co.,
Products,
promissory notes.
at
to
Pure
like
Commission.
3%
acres
total
Colorado, Arizona
175, p. 2696.
Products
suant
construction
U.
Mexico,
in
of
the
and
1,000 acres
production,
A
specifically
The
leases
gas
5V2
Co.—Expansion Planned
to
up
more
areas.—V.
shares
Pennsylvania Water
is
Oil
issued
additional
of
which
1,240
gas
undeveloped.
Oil
147.
p.
The
as
the
half
first
Verde
of
The company on
July 18 filed a registration statetment with the SEC
covering a maximum of 85,688 shares of its common
stock, no par, to
be
offered by
Pure Oil
through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pure
company
undertaken
be
of
part
financing will probably be undertaken during the
Mesa
are
land
of
& Gulf
,
.
The
sources.
4,
Other
stock,
balance,
expected,
for
owned oil
compaay
Pure Oil Co.—Registers With
the proceeds from the sale of tne new
preferred
provided from the issuance and sale of securities. The
be
New
other
by Federal agencies and
availability of labor and materials.
Based on present
conditions, it is estimated that in order to complete
the construction
program above described, approximately $65,000,000,
In
June
on
Antonio, Uvalde
from
railway
Net from
railway
McKinley
and
The
Station
orders
Gross
company.
incorporated in New Mexico
was
production,
gas
prospectus.
of
expenditures and dates of
because of such uncertain
foregoing
applicable
Verde
acreage
oil
being built on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware
River, south
Stroudsburg, Pa., and the initial 132,500 kw unit is expected to
of
the
of
May—
acreage and the acreage in the process of development are
in San Juan County;
6,100 acres are located in Rio Arriba
and 640 acres are located in
this
service
Electric
Mesa
County;
of
for
December
funds
San
,
,
located
a
facilities incident
$59,000,000 represents expenditures of
transmission plant, $36,000,000 for distribution
plant
and $9,000,000 for
other plant. The
Sunbury Steam Electric Station
is on the
Susquehanna River about two miles south of
Sunbury. The
first two units
aggregating 150,000 kw entered full commercial service
$14,000,000
general
developed
River
part
the
to
development
13,875 acres
$25,000,000
to
Steam
initial
and
for
in 1955. Of the total,
$60,000,000
complete the fourth generating unit of
Sunbury Steam Electric Station, to construct the
Creek
an
unit)
to the
and
the
at
the
As of May
20, 1952, the
approximately 16,115 acres
1953,
1954,
expenditures
kw
New
1951.
to
reimburse
the treasury therefor.
the
three
and
one-half
years
ending
31, 1955 are estimated at
$119,000,000 of which $22,000,000 is
scheduled for expenditure in
the last half of 1952,
$45,000,000 in
represents
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
used
Oec.
$27,000,000 in
of
added
Co.
Mexico; acquisition of additional oil and
and their development; and operating expenses.
At the
exercise of the new warrants the proceeds therefrom will
leases,
time
under¬
be
Service
.
gas
cumulative
July
Public
share—:
$0.16
$0.09
,
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
.
(332)
America (& Subs.)—Sales Up—
1952—4 Wks.-1951
1952-26 Wks -1951
$4,970,495
$4,614,379 $25,890,922 $24,260,128
Shoe Corp. of
Period End. June 28sales
Retail
—V.
175,
2596.
p.
With
Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Registers
and Exchange Commission—
Signal
Operating
revenues
Operating
:
$
$
$
28,971,054 164,584.806 141,199,251
20,796,535 112,016,795 101.210,572
2,458,995
18,929,452 ,11.823,333
2,208,633
12.629,802
11,052,967
$
34,072,834
expenses
Federal
.
23,621,757
3,714,474
taxes
income
Other
operating
taxes__
2 559 923
Net
operating
income
4,176,680
3,506,891
3,727,820
3,033,323
Securities
the
corporation
14 filed
July
0u
a
by him for this purpose.
of Schack and donated
property
Net after charges
—V.
175,
—V.
174,
"The
of
tional
June 30/52
be
Expense
Depreciation
Fed.
inco.
the
stock.
It
Net
(est.)
tax
$3,194,049
1,506,072
612,475
558,950
Earns,
"Based
The
and
$2,228,486
$1.26
$1,235,858
SO.67
Co.
group
a
a
Comments on In¬
—
Net
ry.
comment
following
this
of
barrels
presently contemplated that the offering
new share for each 10 held.
If the issue
to prepare for it indicates that
is
one
an
companies,
oil
Net
from
ry.
—V.
share
per
oil
through
recovered
drill-stem
clean
last
of common stock
with $4.03
compared
year
choke from
inch
%
test
test
The
Three
from
is
to
3,295
3,305
believed
American
Months
Ended
Depreciation
to
feet
be
a
Gold
March
Platinum
&
Net
—V.
S.
York, N. Y.—Files—
Missisquoi Corp. on a share for share basis, plus $5 per
Missisquoi share exchanged.
There is no underwriting
the
each
—V.
of
per
for
68,259
58,426
129,000
59,500
125,000
96,800
$288,289
t,axes__
Gas Co.—Earnings—
fixed
1952
charges
1951
$4,461,075
and
5,322,470
taxes_______
this
"
$554,971
common
$360,854
550,319
550,319
$1.01'
$0.66
share
income
Other
Sales Gain—
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—June
Net
1952—Month
31-
—V.
$949,309
$1,677,214
sales
Net
176,
155,238,075
$5,798,935
$3,869,007
company
on
used to repay a promissory
acquire oil and gas leases.—V. 175, p. 2080.
will
and
note
be
drill
to
$9
$20
per
Appointed—
Street Leasing Corp.—Trustee
New York has been appointed trustee
leasehold mortgage 4l/a% bonds.
Co.,
$2,500,000 first
of
an
Thompson Products, Inc.—Definitive Debens. Ready—in
Co.,
Months
debentures
•
1971
1,
are availabledebentures at
expenses
1951
1952
30—
June
70,961,100
Operating profit
.____
64,362,800
$7,415,900
L__.
____
-
$'78,377,000 $70,599,900
:
and
Other
April
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Ended
Revenues
Costs
due
$15,000,000
outstanding
temporary
New York City.—V. 174, p. 1302.
for
Trust
Time, Inc.
Six
3'/4%
20-year
exchange
Bankers
$6,237,100
1,583,700
735,200
$3,999,600
income
184,000
4,600,000
$6,972,300
189,100
3,520,100
$4,215,600
$2.16
$3,263,100
$1.67
-
life
leading
than $5
billion
-Has Over
Co. of Canada-
p.
Net
Sun
now
—V.
The
company
July 21
on
shares
30,000
of
filed
175,
p.
The
Pa.
pro¬
ry.
1952
Gross
3,181,175
17,135,439
15,241,68s
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
ry.
__
railway
1950
1949,
$377,250
$349,454
80,286
87,731
69.481
30,002
30,682
22,459
61,581.
income
oper,
1951
$423,300
119,318
railway
to
cost
in
the
$1,021,500.—V.
Logansport
175,
p.
gas
2,080,750
1,893.852
1,892.994
railway__
440.972
425,052
494,630
367,142
157,047
143,187
206,319
109,809
income
2381.
p.
23
Federal
corporations
field,
Com¬
in
Louisiana,
municipalities
or
a
Allocated—
Corp.—Gas
July
on
total
7
of
allocated
or
84,094,000
reserved
cubic
feet
of
of
an
The
and
remainder
feet per
cubic
this
1952—Month—1951
from
ry.
revenues
$890,679
$706,267
$4,231,316
$3,511,816
expenses
634,919
529,435
2,969,917
2,517,569
80,000
50,000
424.000
315,000
51,432
34,760
224,868
179,167
income taxes
operating
taxes
the
by
meet
to
at
about
7,788,000
Eastern for emergencies
to dispose
about
of
107
million
The FPC, however, said that if the allocations
were
authorized, Texas Eastern would be
requirements of its firm customers. The Com¬
company
future
February
reserved by
estimated
gas,
by Texas
sought authority
daily.
capacity
delivery
unallocated
is to be reserved
had
of gas
mission's
1951
at
order
estimated
91,882,000
the order of July 7,
operating income
chargesp.
cubic
the
feet
unallocated and unsold
total allocated or
the
1952.—V. 176,
p.
Net
from
Net
53,772
44,006
2,056,929
1,948,756
1,184,522
1,262,397
359,833
783,415
671,931
324,414
294,405
___
427,264
2382.
p.
Edward
rated
as
as
soon
ry.
Ry.—Earnings-
railway
railway
oper.
from
$92,097
$612,531
$500,205
Net
from
65,520
408,366
379,267
Net
ry.
income___
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
175,
p.
has
President,
announced
that
the com¬
No. 1, Hosston, Caddo Parish, La., will be
potential. Two more locations on lease plan
pipe • is available."—V. 175, p. 2382.
"Slaughter
drilled
be
to
Corp.—Brings in Well—•
Petroleum
Robinson,
barrels daily
50
at
This
Funds,
face
the
with
SEC
Mass.—Registers With
Boston,
Inc.,
investment
Boston
Commission—
company
July 22 filed a registration
of trust plans, as follows:
on
covering indenture
$4,254,000 face amount,
amount.—V. 174, p. 1200.
A,
Plan
and
Plan B,
1,380
$1,656,000
-
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—Borrows—
A $7,500,000 borrowing has given this corporation funds for repaying
outstanding notes and for working capital.
The Chase National Bank, Bankers Trust Co., Bank of America N.T.&
Manufacturers Trust Co. and Chemical Bank & Trust Co. loaned
the money at 3 lA%.
It comes due in instalments to
S.A.,
the
company
1957.
30,
company
rest
the
for
will use $7,000,000 of the funds for
working capital.—V. 174, p. 2551.
debt retirement
Plant—
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—New
Design and enginering work are underway, and Certificates of Neces¬
sity have been issued by the Defense Production Administration, for a
plant
in
Calif.,
Angeles,
Los
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals
today (July 28) by Dr. J. G.
for
according to an announcement made
President.
i"
'
.
which is a Division of Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.,
the wonder plastic polyethylene at this new plant.
The
plant also will produce ethylene glycol, which is used among
other things as a base for permanent anti-freeze for automobiles.
The
project, according to the Certificates of Necessity, will involve an
eventual investment of upwards of $36,000,000.
It is being designed
The
company,
plans
to
produce
to
from
produce
50
to
million
60
pounds of polyethylene
and from
glycol a year.
exact location for which has not
yet been
announced, will be the first plant on the Pacific Coast
to
manufacture polyethylene
and ethylene glycol.
It is expected to
supply the neds for those
Materials for the West Coast and the
5
to
million
10
The
Mountain
ethylene
plant, the
gallons of
Los
new
Angeles
States.—V.
175,
United Air Lines,
1764.
p.
Inc.—Merger Called Off—
Vice-President—finance and property, on July 24
announced that exploratory
negotiations between this corporation and
Capital Airlines, Inc., regarding the possible acquisition of Capital
had proved unsuccessful and had been terminated—V. 175, p. 2698.
Barkes,
Curtis
United Biscuit Co. of
1951
1950
$327,380.
$292,537
$297,406
$231,855
83,590
132.125
72,489
41,584
27,400
46.674
15,743
1,445.806
1.414.429
1.403,137
1.318,912
479.261
470,472
637,101
492,142
168,418
178,708
270,885
204,332
122,050
income
2382.
Manufacturers
The
change
1949
America—Definitive Debentures
Co.,
Trust
York, is now prepared to ex¬
due March 1, 1977, for definitive
New
temporary debentures
175, p. 2636.
33/s%
debentures.—V.
United Dye &
a
letter
special
to
Chemical Corp.—Increase Opposed—
stockholders
meeting
to
be
of this corporation
held
on
July
31,
soliciting proxies for
Sterling, a
Edward C.
opposing the proposal to increase the
authorized common stock to 2,500,000 shares.
Mr. Sterling's letter said
that the company has not made known the purpose of the stock issue-.
The letter complained,
too, that the company has not disclosed the
amount received for the sale of United Sanitary Corp.,
a subsidiary,
and
has
not
announced
that directors were
added to the board
following the annual meeting in May to replace R. H. Bailey, Ernest
Hackwitz
and
Harold E.
Mitchell, who resigned earlier this year.
director
From Jan. 1—
77,893
38,983
2,953,508
income.—
well,
pany's
58.
1952
from
$124,328
2492.
Mexican
Texas
May—
Gross
Gross
after
82,644
railway
oper.
—V.,175,
In
1952—5 Mos.—1951
111,006
contingencies.
Eastern
feet
the
of
day,
unforeseen
1865
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings
1949
$387,559
146,492
2,898,257
railway..
from
the
Period,End. May 31
1950
$404,266
165,994
to
corporation will have available upon completion
expansion program authorized by the FPC in February of 1951.
which
capacity
unable
3,333 horse¬
Commission
Power
natural gas per day from the presently unallocated and unsold delivery
proposed
Power
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
The
Texas
The company has filed an. application with the Federal
mission in connection with the proposed construction of a
station
2,186,982
oper,
175,
cubic
compressor
railway
from
the
Southern Natural Gas Co.—New Construction—
1951
$548,200
232,461
income
oper.
Davidson,
$438,848
May—
Net
RR.—Earnings—
$592,787
railway.—
railway
from
Net
Co.,
Gross
—
-
1952
Net
new
Central Ry.—Earnings-
Tennessee
17,289,698
2696.
:
______———
1227.
p.
from
Gross
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $2) to be offered at
a
common
per
19,110,403
share, less 25
175,
and
Taylorcraft, Inc., Conway, Pa.—Files With SEC—
3,539,753
per
profit
Earnings per share__
The
covering
taxes
,
June
4,013,872
3,689,791
laid off at $14
____*.
foreign income
and
Federal
for
i
force,
in
1834.
10,449,577
were
___!
deductions
Provision
$5 Bil-
stands at more than $1,380,000,000, an
increase during the first six months of the current year of more than
$125,000,000,
or
10%.
Annuities
to
individuals or through Group
Pension plans are not included in any of the above figures.—V. 172,
94,395,965
12,223,133
Subscriptions—Of
___
statement
the
company,
of insurance
insurance
life
11,980,604
Co.—Stock
•
Trusteed
Life of Canada, has now
according to an announce¬
ment just released by George W.
Bourke, President.
Since the first
policy was issued by the Sun Life in 1871, policyholders have received
from the company more than $2,500,000,000 in benefits.
Canada's
more
107,547,299
16,599,769
cents, by the underwriters headed by Lehman Brothers.
remaining 47,764 shares were sold by the under¬
writers on July 14 at $14.12y2 per share, less 25 cents.
Subscription rights had expired on July 10.•For details,
175,
one
below.
Definitive
3,545
2,122,069
19,111,777
The
—V.
two shares of common stock
note and two common shares of
unit, through Rotan, Mosle, &
and
amount
at
Co.
and
lion of Insurance in Force—
2,515,079
income
and 50,400 shares
Net
notification with the SEC
letter of
a
with
along
Royalty
Securities and Exchange
—V.
Net
(par
Irving Trust
of
Robert
July 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,225,000 shares of common stock (par 5 centsi to be offered
at 9 cents per share through Stanley Pelz & Co., Inc., New York.
The
The
3,482,094
2,420,130
taxes
134,358.373
1,004,510
shares of common stock (par $5), recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders of record June 19
at $12.75 per share, 906,346 shares were subscribed for
Federal
Houston, Texas—Files—
17 filed
Trans-American
1952—5 Mos.—1951
-1951
2181.
Southern
Other
136,135
income notes due July, 1962, and 30,000 shares
10 cents) to be offered in units consisting of
principal
$9
Co.
38th
The
issue
Colo.—Files—
Stout Oil Co., Denver,
27,288,678
charees__
175, p.
Operating
Operating
300,196
114,123
of Houston, Texas. The company will use its proceeds for
acquisition of oil and gas royalties in the southwest. See Wilhead
the
Net
From Jan. 1—
estimated
241,451
101,117
58.
p.
31,999,361
22,083,265
tax
operating
power
stock
of
Net
1952—4 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
Period End. June 30—
share through Graham & Co. of Pittsburgh,
ceeds will be used for working capital.—V. 174, p. 10.'
operating
V.
July
on
company,
Gross
$3.75
Operating expenses
see
281,562
93,508
Royalty Co.,
Wilhead
the
4,100.221
shares.,
revenues
after
310,129
income___
From Jan. 1—
$
—V.
545,463
Toledo, Peoria & Western
a
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Net
376.456
2382.
p.
note
one
of
expansion.
Group
Period End. May
Federal
548,521
May—
Sun Life Assurance
147.
p.
Operating
21,387
527,372
railway.
common
Inc.—Files With SEC—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 22,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to be offered
at $3.30 per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used
filed
July 11
on
Subs.) —
(&
$5,877,441
common
176,
36,091
2381.
175, p.
company
proceeds
2360.
incl.
Earnings
55,082
14,618
railway
company
Other
on July 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of $1.60 convertible preference stock to be of¬
exchange for shares of cumulative participating preferred
Steak'n Shake of Illinois,
1951
income
of
is
$503,015
taxes
revenues
Net
of
well
1952
-
income
income
South Jersey
No.
feet
This
$380,951
U.
p.
Expenses
1,100
2080.
$703,210
31—
12 Months Ended June 30—
Gross
was
sand,
p.
Co.
earnings
174,
clean
oil
Cretaceous sand.
a
recovery
Jurassic
and depletion-
Provision for Colombian
of
gravity
feet of 22.8-degree
3,231 to 3,254 feet from
Earnings before deprec., depletion and inc. taxes
Provision
$104,173
70,214
17,573
covering $135,000 of 3%
3,450
1,400
from
what
from
a
drilling and coring below 3,400 feet.—V. 175,
South
1949
$101,092
66,978
income
oper.
175,
6,517
in
The
feet.,
wildcat, Socony-Western Prairie Centaur, six miles southeast
another
On
from
Total
company
involved.—V.
required
$5.08
day
a
Fosterton,
now
1950
$114,623
67,258
From Jan. 1—
Gross
made on July 18 by Eugene Holman,
on
reports that the U. S, Department of
investigation of. the foreign operations of
including Jersey:
"We hope the investigation will, once and for all, put a stop
to
loose and
irresponsible talk about this company's foreign business.
We do not believe there is an 'international oil
cartel'—certainly we
are not a party to one.
I repeat flatly what I said in a recent letter
to our 300,000 stockholders and employees in connection with rumors
preceding the announcement of the investigation—this company is not
a
party to illegal arrangements of any kind anywhere, in the world.
Our business principles everywhere are in the open.
For years we have
reported regularly to the public on what we are doing.
We have in¬
formed interested government agencies, including' the Department of
Justice,
of important
steps as they have been
taken.
Our invest¬
ments abroad have played a major part in the
economic recovery of
friendly nations.
They have been an important means of extending
the understanding and practice of the American
business principles
of free markets and vigorous competition."—V.
175, p. 1961.
for
Simultaneously the company disclosed what appears to be a new
field discovery in Saskatchewan,
Canada.
A wildcat well, which
to open up a new field, it said, is Socony-Western Prairie
Midway No. l in southwestern Saskatchewan, about 15 miles southwest
of the Fosterton field discovered last January.
In a recent 90 minute
production test the Midway well flowed 21 gravity crude at the rate
a
1951
$115,772
railway.
was
company,
undertake
will
major
seven
oil
on
4,050,229
rdilway
oper.
Royalty
vestigation—
of
outstanding 31,801,880 shares
has
earned
it
Another
11,144,364
3,910,185
857,632"
Moreland
(New Jersey)
Oil Co.
Standard
fered
•appears
of
48,220,164
11,513,683
4,486,103
'
1952
from
from
recently
company
through
previous bond issue of $2,600,000 a,nd to replenish working
capital which had been reduced by the company's plant modernization
program.—V. 176, p. 278.
up
stock
offering could not be made before early September."
being discussed with Morgan Stanley & Co., the company
corporation
288
47,934,417
13,688,863
5,551,868
-
2382.
p.
Net
1950.
of
57,784,442
18,487,484
income....
Texhead
completed the sale of a $12,000,000
of underwriters headed by Smith, Barney
and the First Boston Corporation.
Proceeds were used to pay
issue
share
plan
a
are
which
in
62,367,967
railway
railway
oper.
175,
Gross
stock.
shares of common
1,693,012
on
NOTE—The
bond
share.
com.
per
The
explained.
on
2,317,250
808,660
May—
$8,585,776
3,284,570
1,097,020
1,975,700
$6,987,425
3,310,459
1,226,608
1,214,500
$516,552
$0.28
$719,306
$0.39
profit
for raising
time
the
upon,
actual
Details
from
from
ry.
Net
expansion and improvements by means
stockholders of rights to subscribe to addi¬
common
the basis of
on
decided
is
Gross
—V.
-6 Mos. End. June 301952
1951
Mar. 31/52
$3,793,376
1,804,387
614,133
655,550
Gross earnings
covering
capital for necessary
capital
woud
18 announced as follows:
been giving consideration to
directors have
offering to
an
*
$9,525,168
1,050,525
income___
oper.
2,440,782
From Jan. 1—
.
Co.—Earnings—
Standard Packaging Corp., New
Oil Co., Inc.—Plans Financing—
July
on
company
additional
ry.
1949
I
$9,882,169
2,279,230
•
758,571
i
3,183,445
2193.
p.
Socony-Vacuum
The
Net
railway
railway
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings-
Justice
constructing four new terminals with a total of
430,000 barrels of tankage for gasoline and light fuels storage along
the Plantation Pipe Line Co.'s products pipeline system,
and one on
the Southeastern Pipe
Line Co.'s products pipeline with a total of
95,000 barrels of tankage for gasoline and light fuels storage, accord¬
ing to an announcement made on July 14.
The company estimates
the cost of these facilities will be approximately $2,200,000.
At
Greensboro, N. C., 90,000 barrels of storage facilities will be
erected.
At Charlotte,
N. C., on a 56-acre tract, 95,000 barrels of
storage facilities.
At Birmingham, Ala., on a 14-acre tract, 150,000
barrels of storage facilities, and at Meridian, Miss., on a 20-acre tract,
95,000 barrels of storage facilities are being erected.
On the Southeastern Pipe Line Co.'s products pipeline, just outside
of Atlanta, the company has purchased a 17-acre tract on which it
will erect 95,000 barrels of storage facilities.
Present plans call for completion of construction early in November.
is
company
from
Net
17.112,379
14,473,260
21.008.757
18,835,093
Quarter Ended-—
President
Co.—Expansion—
Sinclair Refining
Net
2492.
p.
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing
The
This
from
Net
registration statement with the
BEC covering .250,000 common shares (par value $1)
unissued capital
stock and 50,000 common shares ($1 par) issued capital stock.
The 300,000 shares are to be offered for public sale in the United
States through Northeastern Securities Co., of New York,
at $1 per
share.
Proceeds of the sale of the 250,000 unissued shares will go to
the company
less 25%
thereof to the underwriter for effecting the
sale.
The 50,000 shares of issued stock is "Vendors stock, the proceeds
of which will go to the underwriter on a performance basis/'
Signal Mines was incorporated in Ontario on Feb. 14, 1951, "to en¬
gage
in the business of exploration, development and mining."
In
June, 1951, it acquired certain quartzite properties located near the
Town of Gananoque
on
Lake Ontario from Maurice Schack, cf New
York, Secretary-Treasurer and Director.
According to the prospectus,
Mr. Schack's
out-of-pocket expenses in acquiring the mining rights
and surface rights with respect to the properties were $3,500; dnd hh
received from
the company for
the transfer 750,000 shares of the
company's stock.
Additional disbursements by Schack of $12,586.99
will be refunded to him out of the proceeds of the present offering.
The underwriter "acts merely as an agent for sale of the Regis¬
trant's stock,
making no firm commitment for the same."
Net proreeds to the company of the offering, estimated at $160,768.44, are to
he applied to the company's normal administrative expenses and to its
program of expansion and development, as well as to the repayment
cf $12,586.99
to Mr. Schack.
As indicated, the underwriters are to
receive the proceeds of the sale of the 50,000 shares of Vendors stock,
; The
Gross
1950
1951
1952
$12,177,813 $11,740,110
May—
1952—5 Mos.—1951
1952—Month—1951
—Earnings—:
Texas & New Orleans RR.
Co.—Earnings—
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. May 31—
—V.
176,
of
p.
the
company,
is
148.
(Continued on page 46)
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(333)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the rirst we indicate all
the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then
we follow with
second
a
tahie
in
wnich
show
we
ously announced, but which have
the
not
payments
Gray
Great
t
4.50'/©
Allied
4'/©
Co.,
Halinor
Banic
Note
prelerred
American Cham
American
1
9-
2
lowa-llunOis
10-
K.
37V2C
9-12
9-
8-14
(quar.)
Inc.
__.
8-21
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
56 Va
(quar.)"
(quar.)
Mines,
RR
%
Ltd
Canteen
Co.
of
Colliers
:
&
Howell
Co.,
f. AV*%'
Shoe
preferred
Boston
Fund,
Bourjois, Inc.,
[
4
4.407©
preferred
"B"
Bruck
Mills,
Class
B
Bullock's, 'Inc.
8-25
7-31
7-25
8-
1
7-24
9-15
8-30
7-31
1
9-
1
1
693Ac
(quar.)_
8-15
9-
1
88-
'
$1.10
9-
1
7-31
.'_
9-
1
1
1
U5c
9-15
'
Meier
8-12
9-
2
8-
Midvale
Mining & Concentrat-
Co.
5
8-15
1
10-
1
;
ing
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
88-
8
9-25
25c
Burdine's,
Inc.
Burkhart
Burry
60c
(F.)
Manufacturing
Biscuit
Corp.,
$1.25
pfd.
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
California Title Insurance,
77©
preferred
_j
common
9-
8-11
8-15
8-
1
31c
(quar.)
7-24
31c
(quar.)
7-29
50c
;
9-
1
2
1
8-
6
5
8-11
8-30
10c
8-
8-15
8-
8-15
(quar.)__:_____
8-15
8-
$1
(quar.)
8-
1
1
7-25
433/4c
8-
4.407©
preferred series C
iquar.)
27'/2c
8-15
99-
2
8-
8
2
88-
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-
preferred series
iquar.)___
33 Vij c
8-15
8-30
8-20
8-15
7-31
50c
9-
3
8-22
40c
9-
2
8-
Service
Monsanto
Co.—
D
5.287© preferred series E (quar.)
33c
57©
2nd
Canadian
preferred
Iron
Canadian
8-
9-26
9-15
9-
8-30
8-19
9-
5
8-15
50c
8-26
9-
8-
30c
9-10
..
(quar.)
30c
$1.25
,
2
10-
1
8-15
75c
8-
7-21
8-
1
7-21
8-29
8-15
20c
9-12
8-18
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
a
t$1.25
9-
8-15
9-
Ltd
J30c
at
special
a
meeting
July 30 will be asked to
on
1
1
10-
1
two-for-one
split
Motor
8-15
Class
A
9-10
Class
B
Carrier
47©
common
Corp.,
<quar.)_,
(quar.)
Central
Foundry
Co.,
Central
Vermont
Common
Mill
&
Gas
$4.50
Glass
Power
Co.,
American
Dei.
+
(quar.)____
Life
Dickey
3%7©
(W.
Diocesan
S.)
Corp.
Investment
Beneficial
Distillers
interest
Domestic
Bros.,
Dresser
Ltd.
Industries,
3%%
preferred
Drewry's,
5%%
Ltd.,
U.
preferred
10-
1
7-31
8-30
8-30
115c
8-
9-
2
8-15
9-
8-
7-31
8
2
15%
8-
1
10-23
7-15
9-12
8-
1
9-
1
(quar.)__
40C
93%c
com.
9-15
9-15
99-
9-10
$3
;___
9-10
9-12
8-29
9-
8-
32 '/2c
1
8-25
8
10c
Federal-Mogul Corp.
(quar.)..
Federal Enterprises, Inc., common
9-11
8-27
9-10
8-29
tquar.)_
22 M>c
31V4C
9-
1
8-15
pfd. (quar.)
Florida Power Corp., 4% preferred
<quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)_____:._
$1.12 J/2
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
preferred
Firestone
Tire
&
(quar.)__
Rubber.
472%
9-
1
8-15
$5
non-cum.
preferred
(s-a)
Gair
General
General
General
Co.
Metals
Plywood
General Steel
$6
Corp.
(quar.)
(s-a)
57©
Georgia-Pacific
$2.25
Corp.
Plywood,
preferred
(quar.)
2
8-15
pfd.
■,
(quar.)___
of
1
7-21
1
7-21
9-10
8-20
8-15
8-
9-12
8-20
9-
8-15
60c
25C
$3
Pennsylvania
common
8-
8-
60c
Castings Corp.—
(accum.)
Telephone
9-
1
50c
___
preferred
General
8^'8
25c
i
Corp.,
8-
8-15
(quar.)_
56c
37 !/2c
56 y4c
5
8-15
9-
0
1
9-
1
7-31
8-15
8-15
8-
Ltd.,
1
1
8-
1
3
8-20
9-
2
pfd.
9-12
8-29
9-
2nd
Outboard
Pacific
Co.
6%
Marine
&
&
40c
redeemable
5%
redeemable
Peck
Mills
&
8-11
9-15
9-
4
8-
88-
2
2
10-
1
9-15
9-
2
8-25
7-22
8-15
8-
4
7-28
J-15
7-28
3174b
preferred
series
A
8-15
7-28
317iC
8-15
7-28
317*c
Wilcox
7-28
8-15
8-
10c
8-
7-25
1
1
25c
(quar.)
7-31
7-24
15c
(reduced)
Corp.
7-28
8-15
50c
(quar.)
8-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Co.
9-
8-15
2
25c
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
10c
Co.
preferred
<quar.)_
"
8-15
on
divi¬
common
87'/2c
Provincial
Transport
Transport
Service
Co.
Co.
Edison
Co.—
5
1
8-15
10-15
10-10
Telephone—
(quar.)
Electric
$1.37 Va
$1.37V2
Service—
$1.10
Chemical
Co.
Coil
Standard
Oil
ard
Oil
$1.60
$1.50
participating preferred
Participating
Gas
Co.
Manufacturing Co.
40c
of
New
Rohm
Haas,
8-20
Lawrence
8-
St.
Paul
Corp.,
Ltd.
8-
Fire & Marine
Arms
Corp.
Insurance
Studebaker
Suburban
25c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
62 y2c
9-15
8-12
9-15
for
each
8-12
50
Corp.
5.20%
preferred
6
8-15
9-
2
8-15
+20c
(quar.)_
9-
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
7-31
7-24
75c
9-
8-14
8-15
8-
65c
9-
1
8-15
25C
9-10
8-15
$2
Corp.
8-25
8-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Oil
of
Swan-Finch
6%
8-15
35c
(increased)
Co.
Superior
2
J60c
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
9-
2
Propane Gas Corp.—
Common
Sun
40c
30c
Spring
California
Oil,
2nd
4%
preferred
10c
(quar.)—_—
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Common
(quar.)
1
9-
1
8-15
37V2C
9-
1
8-15
(qi
preferred
35c
10-
1
9-10
$1.G2V2
10-
1
9-10
$i.ogv4
10-
1
9-10
$1.15
10-
1
9-10
$1.16
10-
1
9-10
$ 1.3 6
10-
1
9-10
$1.27 y2
10-
1
9-10
$1.31'/4
10-
1
—
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.l——
________
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
______—
preferred
(quar.)
—
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
—
—.
:
9-10
40c
Texas
Common
4.50%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Thalhimer
Coal
Bros.,
Fair—See
Oil
&
1
9-
8-
1
$1.12%
2
9-
2
S-
1
$1.18%
9-
2
8-
1
35c
9-
5
8-11
Co.
(quar.)__.
preferred
(qua
3.65%
Fair "
8-
25c
.*
preferred
Pacific
8-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
Texas
The
Transnifsslon
Eastern
1
91'/4c
7-31
7-19
15c
_
8-15
8-
(The)
'
Thompson
(John
Thomson
R.)
Electric
Co.
(increased)
Welder
Tobacco
&
Ailled
Trans-Canada
Series
Series
Stocks,
C
25c
'
(quar.)
9-
12 Va c
Inc
1
8
8-31
4
25
8-
9
$1
8-
7
7-30
J 10c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
Shares—
bearer—
C
—
(quar.l
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc.
_—T_
——
registered
JlOc
Quarteriy
40c
7-15
Carbide
4% %•
United
preferred
S.
1
4
50c
Corp.
(quar.)_.——_____—_
(initial
common
preferred
Upson
U.
Carbon
9-
9-
8-
1
9-15
8-15
9-
8-15
$ 1.12 y2
2
1
Engineering & Foundry—
New
7%
U.
&
9-19
25c
Union
Co.,
Pipe &
quar.)
(quar.)
25c
$1.75
—
preferred
4%%
Foundry Co.
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Playing Card Co.—
Printing & Lithograph, common
5% preference series A (quar.)
75c
_
,
S.
8-12
8-
1
1
8-
8-12
10-
1
9-15
9-19
8-29
$1
10-
1
9-15
40c
9-
2
8-15
62 %c
10-
1
9-Vi
20c
9-
2
8-11
2p,c
8-15
6-
30c
9-
2
8-15
50c
10-
1
8-15
20c
9-
:i
75c
U.
9-15
8-29
8-
7-22
__
S.
Vogt
Manufacturing
Volunteer
State
Corp.
Life
Warren
Petroleum
Weeien
&
(quar.)
Insurance
Corp.
—
Co.
(quar. I
(quar.)
4% preferred
Engineering Co
Co.,
Wellman
(quar.)
—
$3.50
Westinghouse
3.80 %•
White
Wico
Electric
preferred
(S.
S.)
Co.,
series
Dental
B
(quar.)
Mfg.
Motor
Co.
Co.
common
A
Wisconsin
6%
preferred
Electric
37
Co.,
5%
Industries,
preferred
com.
Inc.,
Below
Corp.
we
4
7-28
9-24
9-10
9-20
9-15
9-30
32 %c
(<
90c
common
(quar. I
_
(quar.)
30c
31 »/4c
Manufacturing
Radio
8-
8-12
$1.50
Co.——
Wysong & Miles Co. (quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
Zeigler Coal & Coke
Zenith
4
8-30
%c.
50c
preferred (quar.)
3 60%
preferred (quar.)—
Woodall
8-
30c
6%
Worumbc
8-15
1
8-30
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)___—_
Power
1
95c
—
(quar.
(quar.)
Co.,
50c
(quar.
com.
Electric
Class
25c
9-
9-15
1
10-31
9-
8-
1
8-15
8-29
8-15
2
9-
1
10-15
8-15
8-11
8-
1
10c
8-15
7-31
75c
(quar.)
9-15
8-15
25c
9-10
8-29
50c
(quar.)
9-30
9-12
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not
8-25
8-11
dends
8-21
8-
7
8-21
8-
7
announced
this
week,
these
Per
8-15
8-
8-30
7-17
Name of Company
8-29
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
50c
9-11
8-21
$1.20
35c
9-15
9-
5
57©
9-15
9-
5
Acme
9-15
9-
5
1
1
8-15
8-
50c
9-
5
8-20
9-
1
8-15
$1
9-
1
8-
1
7-24
10-24
9-30
8-15
20c
10-17
10-10
35c
8-20
class
6
Share
Refineries,
A
preferred
Aluminum
^
com.
the
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)—___
$1.10
convertible
preferred
(accum.) _;
Adams-Millis
9-10
1
9-10
9-15
8-20
'
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co., Inc., 77©
27!/2c
8-
1
7-15
27V2C
—
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-18
$15c
9-
2
7-31
10c
guaranteed
pfd.
(s-a)
(s-a)
8-15
7-25
25c
8-
1
7-21
$2.50
—
(s-a)_
Allegheny & Western Ry..
Control
1
10-
50c
Aircraft Radio Corp
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
Allied
of Ree.
10-
'
convertible
Corp, (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores)
Payable
H older y
tl2V2C
f$1.25
(quar.)
Alloys,
When
J30c
Ltd.,
—
$1.10
preferred
8-
being given in
preceding table.
9-15
40c
(quar.)—
5
1
t60c
A
participating
Participating
8-15
t50c
(quar.)
2
share of Stand¬
Jersey
Class
Stubnitz-Green
8-11
40c
4 7©
preferred "A"
(quar.)
Russell-Miller Milling
(quar.)_
St.
9-
preferred
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)_____
Stuart (D; A.)
Oil, common.;
9-1
50c
(quar.)
common
9-15
convertible
8-25
14c
'
8-15
—
37V2c
:—
9-15
87'/2c
one
held.
5c
(quar.)
5
8-
Packaging Corp.—
35c
(quar.)
Rockwell
5
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Indiana)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
8-
8-15
Products
Co.
shares
Standard
8-11
8-15
45c
iquar.)_"
Co.
1
8-15
$1.15
common
(stock dividend)
9-
56 y4c
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Standard
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brands,
Extra
quar.)
preferred
preferred
$3.50
7-19
•
Co.—
(increased
2nd
OO
(Dallas)—
40c
20c
<quar.)__
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Reading Co., 47© non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)_
Robbins & Myers, Inc.. common
(quar.)_
9
8-15
9-
preferred
J20c
Mexico
9
8-
8-29
5
lc
(quar.)
New
8-
8-30
50c
(quav.)
8-
35c
(quar.)__________
Co.
of
8-30
$1.05
(quar.)
Works
8-
7-26
lc
!
<quar.)__
7-22
7-22
8-31
V2c
Glass
Rockland
action
———
Manufacturing
1
1
8-31
White
-15
34%*;
(quar.)
88-
7-25
2
3772C
preferred
$1.25
30V2C
7-22
8-
12 72c
Provincial
Savage
5
7-28
9-10
35c
_______
Grinding Wheel—
Laundry Service, 77©
Phoenix
&
8-
2
Co.-—
Special
Public
5
8-25
9-
$1.1272
Peninsular
Pheoll
8-15
8-15
8-
15c
(quar.)
Cement
Peerless
2
15c
Manufacturing
preferred
Stow
2
9-
3772c
Parker (S. C.) Co., 40c
preferred
Feaslee-Gaulbert Corp. (quar.)
Peerless
9-
8-25
20c
(quar.)—
5 7©
Pacific
3
f$1.75
——
preferred (quar,)„
preferred
(quar.)
1st
3
9-
$0.55417
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
4.80
9-
50c
5 72 7©
57©
9-15
9-15
$1
(quar.)
•
common
preferred
Gas
2
75c
Tube
usu¬
common
2!iy2c
Standard
8-25
$1
(quar.)__
8-15
$1.50
Associated
Water
8-15
15c
___________
77©
9-15
the
on
(quar.)
5
9-
$1
Co
8-15
8-15
15c
__
8
9-15
Inc.—
no
Stamford
10-10
9-
9-
50c
(quar.)
common
9-19
9-21
11-
75c
$2.50
8-
8-15
t$1.12V2
;
action
no
Chemical,
California
4.60%
8
15c
8-15
1
5
8-25
——__
i;
8
8-15
8-22
9-15
(quar.)
8-18
9-
20c
M
8-21
10-
5
2
9-26
9-10
Extra
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
9-
30c
—
took
Lathe
Common
Corp.—
Bancorporation,
preferred (initial)
1
25c
(quar.)
Fireproofing Co.„ (quar.)
Foods
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
(Robert) C., common
General
1
8-
8-15
50c
AA
Gamewell
8-
8-15
$2.50
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Fuller Brush, class A
(quar.)
Class
8-15
$1.22%
4.907©
preferred
(quar.)
Foundation Investment Co.—
$1
$1.15
$1.22 V2
_____
9-15
2
preferred
4.50%
8-11
50c
—.
(initial)
Seamless
57©
8-25
60c
___
8-11
1
(quar.)
—
2
20c
8-11
2
(quar.)_
67© participating non-cum. preferred
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)—___
4V2%
preferred (quar.)___
2
71 %c
(quar.)
1
9-
35c
Cement
Olympia Brewing Co.,
8-15
_
Inc.,
B
Oil
Ohio
7-15
}30c
99-
50c
9-
Quarterly
8-11
$1.06
$1.18%
8-15
5
preferred
8-22
Co.____—______
(initial)
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Ohio
^
8-29
9-10
10-10
Water, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)————
$2
8-11
31'/4c
(quar.)
25c
9-15
Northeastern
5
8-11
9-20
10-31
preferred-
Northwest
7-21
9-12
13c
(quar.)
A
Class
5
9-
10-15
25c
Co.^ (quar.)
American
Class
4
9-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(The)
North
Shares—
Eddy Paper Co. (increased).
Equitable Gas Co.
(quar.)__
Fair
1
7
$1.06 74
________
7-31
8-20
Mfg.
8-
$1.12,/a
(quar.)
$5
8-21
1
9-
t$l
7
$1.75
Castings
common
Casualty
Dock,
8-
75c
.
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp.
(s-a>____
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. A (quar.)__—
8-15
8-29
93%c
(quar.)
common
A.,
8-29
37'/2c
Steel
8-21
7-31
9-
(s-a)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
8
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
2
•
(quar.)
S.
6-30
75c
shares..
Inc.,
9-
&
8-
—$1.50
(quar.)
Products,
Amsterdam
York
Newmarket
9
20i;
Co., Ltd.
(final)
Finance, 57©
preferred
Donohue
7-18
9-15
7-21
10-
Malleable
Starch
4.20%
___.
(quar.)
Trust
7-31
25c
(quar;)
Mfg;
8-
50c
preferred
Clay
9-15
9-10
"B"
preferred
New
7-23
9-30
(quar.)
2
8-15
f$1.25
(quar.)
4.65%
50c
common
pfd.
A
iquar.)_—
preferred
Southwestern
8-11
9-
7-31
$1
(quar.)
took
Bend
$5.50
8-11
9-15
8-15
50c
and
Southwestern
4
75c
—______
New
1
9-15
26 V4C
preferred
$1.40
9-15
8-
8-
9-10
4.88%
8-16
25c
^
8-
8-15
1
9-15
4.08%
1
8-15
8-30
50c
(quar.1
(quar.)
Distillers Products,
National
Co.,
(i_uar.)_
&
Petroleum
Co.
preferred
9-15
$1.13
Insurance
9
8-
J.)—
(Alexander),
Southern
9
8-
75c
preferred
National
8-25
50c
—
._.
Co.,
1
9-30
$1.3 2 %
_______
Varnish, c&iiir*"ui (quar.i
$3 prior preference
(quar.)
Cooksville Co., Ltd.,
60c class A (quar.)
Cosden
10-
c
40c
.__
common
(quar.)
1
8-
2
20c
(quar.)
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)____
Lead Co., common (quar.)
preferred "A"
(quar.)
7%
7-31
3V/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-
2
Cash
47*7©
9-15
20c
<quar.)_
Ltd.
9-15
9-
(quar.)_
National
8-15
25c
Aircraft
Co..
preferred
Wilmington,
Crane
1
8-15
9-
(quar.)
National
9-30
31>/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Paint
8-15
10-
30c
:
Vultee
Continenc-1
2
9-10
62 y2
Fund
CI *2
8-15
9-
30c
-
Co.
Power
Commodity Corp.
Congoleum-Nairn,
Consumers
7-25
1
15c
Interstate
Central
Cook
$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire__
Colorado
Consumers
8
2
50c
4% 7©
67©
<quar.)_
Colorado
Consolidated
8-
$1.25
$1.04
Co.
preference
Mills
Acme
National
Corp.—
Co.
Insulated
Concord
(quar.)_.
(quar.)!!'_
Lumber
Chemical
Coilyer
pfd.
Service
7-25
10-15
20c
preferred
Clorex
5%
(quar.)
preferred
4.75 7©
Chicago
50c
9-
8
8-15
t$l
preferred
4.20%
8-15
967ic
!
Register Co. (quar.)__.
National Cylinder Gas, common
fquar.)___
474 7©
preferred
(quar.)
7-25
8
9-
35c
,
Public
4.157©
8-15
8-
t40c
.
common
preferred
Paper
National
common
f 40c
2
6272c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
t $ 1.25
9-
$1.25
C
Products
National
common
7-18
$1.25
Chattanooga & St. Louis RR.—Quarterly
be
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Wallpapers Mfrs., Ltd.—-
Canadian
1
4
8-
75c
dend payment at meeting held
July 24.
preferred (quar.)
Nashville
stock.
Canadian
8-
8-
9-10
3c
!
5%
class
again
—
;
common
Corp.
(quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5 74 7©
preferred
(quar.)
approve
the
on
to
7-18
25c
(quar.)
1
$1.25
'
___
8-
2
8-11
10c
;
3 '/2 %
9-12
$1.15
Sons,
&
Directors
1
30c
(quar.)
Mass.)
6%
9-19
_
35c
Co.,
50c
9-18
9-
(quar.)
Agricultural
Smith
8
25c
series
participating
Mosinee
Cos.—
Stockholders
held
8-20
iquar.)_
$3
7-31
9-20
33 %>
4
8-
8-15
15c
.
Chemical
60c
preferred declarations
ally due at this time.
Smith
2
8-20
8-30
37.72c
(quar.)
lquar.)_
Ins. Co. (Springfield,
preference
9-15
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
(W.
common
8-12
10c
(quar.)
common
4'/2 %
Directors
9-12
50c
(quar.)_
&
B
Spencer
8-18
25c
Co.
(H.)
Sloane
2
65c
12J/2c
Moody's Investors Service—-
7-31
8-15
t32y2c
(quar.)
Foundries,
Oil
8-15
c
(quar.)
t$1.25
5.36 7© preferred series F
(quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., $1.30
pref.
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 57© 1st nfd.
$3.85
50C
quar.)
(s-a)
1
10c
Inc.
Semi-annual
7-31
Water
9-18
(initial
(quar.)_—
Class
8
30c
(quar.)
Life
10-10
(quar.)—
Co.
Ltd.,
8
$2c
1
Simon
Co.
Simpsons,
8
8-29
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Monarch
7-31
5.307©
California
t
5 7©
7-25
9-18
53c
preferred
50c
&
preferred
South
35c
Co.
4%
Simmons
1
8-29
25c
(s-a)
Co.,
10-10
Extra
8
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—r—
Co. ((juar.)
Utilities
43c
Products, Inc. !quar.)_.
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
(quar.)
7-28
8-20
25c
common
8-11
5c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Missouri
(quar.)__
Sherman
8-15
55c
,
(quar.)
Common
57©
10-10
Delaware
Servomechanisms,
9-10
9-
$1.25
1
of
Sears Roebuck
7
9-
35c
(quar.)_
Mississippi Power, 4.60% preferred
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
6
9-18
33 %C
preferred
Surety Co.
9-16
8-21
•
,t
9-18
(quar.)___
(quar.)___!
convertible
Oil
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
9-12
10-10
preferred
Seaboard
9-12
99-
tbc
(reduced)
Co.,
9-26
$1.12 y2
Telephone
Frank
9-26
10-10
convertible
Seaboard
Hoidere
65C
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
When
Payable of Re*.
45c
common
preferred
$1.72
7-17
1
8
50c
Co.
common
2
25c
__——
Metropolitan Storage. Warehouse
Michigan Sugar, 6%
pfd.
(accum.)_______
Mickelben'y's Food Products (quar.)
8-15
2
&
:
60c
Co.,
$2.12
7-19
8-
$1
Co.,
Share
(quar.)
convertible
8-11
8-
40c
(quar.)
Gardei» Corn...
Inc.
1
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
8-
10c
pfd.
Exploration
R.). &
(P.
»Meadviile
8-15
9-
25c
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
.____
9-15
37 J/2c
__
Chef,
Mallory
8-20
130c
r_
Magic
Square
Marathon* Corp.,
57©
preferred
8-30
9-
9
Savers
Madison
8-18
9-
8-
__—
8-18
$1.10
9-
Corp. (quar.)______;
Macwhyte
Co. .'dquar.)
4
15c
45c
of
&
5
iquar.)___
9-
3772c
Ltd.
8-
8
"
Co.
Co.
8-15
9-
Ludman
5
8-15
125c
v
75c
(quar.)
&
Mines,
8-11
9-23
Virginia (quar.)
Corp., .(quar.)
Lir dsay
Chemical
Co.
(formerly
Lindsay
Light & Chemical Co.) (quar.)_
Los Angeles Transit Lines
(quar.)
8-1
'
$1.25
(quar.)
Gold
2
50c
common
Inc.,
9-
20c
(quar.)
Cement
(Charles)
Insurance
Life
9-15
8-25
8-11
;..
Champagne
G.),
Portland
Leich
8-15
10-
2
(quar.)
(James). & Sons
Life
7-21
18c
<quar.)__
A
(K.
Leltch
7-21
7-31
9-
.,
Lehigh
8-15
7-31
9-17
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.);
Fabrics,'; Inc.'
Lees
7-21
9-
$1.06 74
(quar.)___
Ltd., class
(quar.)_
9-12
8-14
1
^
Tourneau
$4
Lea
8-11
4
2c
Co.
Machine
2
(quar.)
Co.
Le
8-15
inc.,
(quar.)
Louisiana. Land
_____L
Co., $5 1st preferred
2nd preferred
(quar.i
$3
Co.
Wines, &
Monotype
8-15
15c
/
Inc._.
Brown
uo.,
Apparel,. Inc.
Salle
9
30c
..(quar.)_.
Lansing
9-12
i
30c
Brantlord Cordage Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. (quar.)
J___
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.407© pfd. <quar.)_
V
2
9-26
$1.06'/*
i__
(quar. i
preferred
2
9-
12V2C
______!
common
9-
16y4c
(quar.)________i
$2.75
8-11
62'/2c
preferred
(quar.)__l
_____U______
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4(4 7©
2
162 y2c
67©
-
9-
10c
iquar.)____
(quar.)
Stores,
L'Aiglon
La
K.)
Co.
$1.35
8-15
99
(quar.),
common
1
10-
——
Copper Co.
Electric
&
preferred
Koe'hring
7-22
25c
:
common
prelerred
Berland
8-26
8-15
1
25c
lquar.)_l
lnc.__
(G.
prior
8-
25c
_.._i
.
________
Bell
$5
9-25
22V2C
(quar.)
_._
Sons
.Laboratories,
Kinney
9-
$1.06 74
—
common "A"
Co.
Steel
Seaboard Finance
9
37 72c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Consolidated
Lanston
_______
prelerred
&
8-25
America—
Corp._
(Joseph)
7-18
8-
25c
Mines, Ltd._____
County Lighting Co. (increased)
!4c
;
Gasorne
preferred
9-10
567*0
Laat
Kings
9-15
75c
20c
Point
1
Kerr
5
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
West
8-
9-15
C
75c
:__
8-
(quar.)__
(quar.)__.
common
Peanut
Per
Name of Company
Scullin
8-20
42'/2c
___.—
7-31
8-15
30c
preferred
Company,
$4.50
held
Co.
common
YV.
Kenuad
Bankers Bond & Mtge. Guar. Co. ot America
Bankers Commercial
Corp.
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.
Baxter
2
9-20
50c
(quar.)_____
Gas
8-20
$1
:
Battery Corp. (quar.)
Kansas City Stock Yards, 5 7©
Kawneer Co.
(quar.)
Kellogg Company
8-25
15c
Co.
Lines,
Copper
Bancroft
10-
Products
(quar.)
convertible
4'%%
25c
(quar.)
&
share
Gold
Ayrshire
Inspiration
(quar.)_______
Caole
Common
,i
Ingiewood
8-15
9-19
5
Corp.
Automatic
8-15
1
common
Foundries
Aunor
1
9-
75c
Co.,
Co., 4%%
&
9-
10-20
8-25
9-15
i'bc
Corp.,
Indianapolis Water Co.,
75c
50c
9-10
8
$2.60
(quar.)
Corp.,
(Tom)
(quar.)
9-
Steel
Co.
preferred
$1
American
Oil
Huston
9-
12 72c
Ltd.
Stores
(quar.).
Co.
American Screw
Argo
8-18
9-15
Pulley
Anaconda
5
(monthly)
Lignt (stock dividend) —
Washington Water Power Co.
each
Atlanta
9-
50c
&
Home
lor
8-18
2
Export
American
5
(quar.)
Pov/er
share
Howard
9-25
25c
____
Co.—
convertiole
9-
9-
American
Water
Mines,
$2.25
Payable of Rec.
1
American
One
common
Cement
6%
Holder«
35c
lquar.)_j
30c
—
4 74%
(quar.)
Portland
Oil
When
Holders
Payable of Re0.
Share
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Haekensack
$1.12V2
common
(quar.)__
Corp.,
preferred
Alpha
American
Share
K
Inc.,
prelerred
Stores
Ry.
Houdaille-Hershey
Company
Reduction
Northern
Gulf
previ¬
When
'
insurance
Non-cumuiauve
yet reached theii
Per
Air
Company
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
American Indemnity
(quar.)
Great
payment date.
Name of
Per
^.
Name of
Government Employees,
9
10-
1
o-1»
$3
1-2-53
12-20
14c
8-18
7-25
,
•
10
(334)
Alloy
Cast Steel
Co,
$3.75
America,
preferred
Aluminum
Co,
4%
pfd.
Amalgamated
Amerada
Petroieum
American
$3.50
Airlines
York
pfd.
Corp.
Book
Co.,
Car
(Subject
Boston
Woven
8-
1
7-21
Brantiord
7-25
British
8-15
7-24
meeting
to
Brockton
of
10%
9-25
9-
5
10-15
10-
3
75c
1-15-53
1-
2
75c
4-15-53
4-
3
12-12
Buda
4-1-53
3-13
7-28
7-18
Bullock's,
Hoist
Home
American
Insurance
Derrick
&
Co.
Products
Semi-annual
4'A %
preferred
American Marietta
preferred
Co.,
Mutual
Natural
Gas
Potash
B
&
preferred
American
"A"
Lines,
preferred
non-cum.
(quar.)
preferred
American
Tnermos
American
Viscose
prior
Lead
&
preferred
Common
10-
1
9-12
9-
1
8-21
8-
1
7-18
Calaveras
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
$1.50
8-
1
7-15
80c
8-
1
7-15
9-
1
12-
1
9-15
8-30
9-15
8-30
9-15
8-30
9-20
8-
7-31
Canada
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-10
8-
25c
7-
1
9-26
11-
60c
50c
3
8-14
1
10-
7-31
Inc.
Co.
5%
7-17
10-
7
9-
2
8-
8-
1
8
$15c
~
4'A%
$1.10
Service,
preferred
$2.36
Associated
514 %
6%
5%
Atlantic
4.35%
4%
preferred
common
(2nd
RR.
Atlas
Powder
Co.,
Steels,
Nichols
$4
Los
Basin
of
Belding
7%
II
A
Beilcterre
Belmont
$6
Best
&
Blauner's
5%
Bliss
(E.
Bloch
Brothers
6%
W.)
B
$25c
11-29
preferred
9-
2
7-25
1
0-27
8-
Electric
Central
preferred
& Gas
-
Franklin
Process
8-
1
7- 3
8-
1
7-
Hudson
Central-Illinois
3
8-
1
7-
3
$1.40
8-
1
7-
3
Central
9-12
8-15
4%
9-12
8-15
Central
&
preferred
West
7- 3
7-28
Chase
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred series 1946 (quar.)
4% preferred series 1947 (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
3V2% preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
1
7-18
7-
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-15
Bank
Y.)
(N.
7-14
7-31
7-21
7-31
7-21
7-31
7-10
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Chicago & Southern Airlines, Inc.
7-31
7-15
Chicago Wilmington
8-15
8-
Chickasha
10c
8-
1
7-30
Chiksan
8-
1
Chile
8-
Cincinnati
8-11
9-22
9-10
8-
9-
2
8-
1
7-lfl
$1.50
8-
1
7-18
75c
8-
1
7-18
5
8-
1
7-24
9-
2
8-15
20c
8-
5
7-25
$ 15c
10-
$17 V2C
32'/a
(quar.)
common ;
c
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
__IIIII
commonIII_I
(quar.)_IIIZIIII~IIHI
IIIIIIIIII
!
I.TIIIIII
.
common
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Tobacco,
& Franklin
Oil
preferred
Cincinnati
4%
4%
8-30
Cities Service
8-11
15c
9-
1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
20C
com.
(quar.)_
preferred
50c
8-1
7-31
7-15
Clarostat
7-31
7-15
Clearfield
1
7-15
8-15
7-25
8-25
1
10-
1
9-25
25c
8-
1
7-11
9-30
8-01
9-12
4Vt%'
9-
8-20
8-
9
8-28
8-
8
7-31
7-24
7-31
7-24
50c
8-15
7-15
I
9-15
8-
1
7-18
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)
preferred
Mahoning
9
8-19
25
12-
1
11-14
9-
8
8-15
8-
1
8-20
8-
1
25c
.__
(quar.)
(s-a)
8-20
50c
Co.
Ry.
8-20
9-
2
8-18
$1.75
8-
1
7-2*
8-
1
7-25
8-
1
35c
$1.06'A
$1.06V4
10c
$1.50
15C
8-25
1-2-53
9-
1
8-
1
7-25
8-
4
12-20
8-15
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Co., common
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., class A—
$1.20 pref.
(quar.)
7-31
7-11
$1.25
7-31
7-11
65c
8-15
7-18
$1.12'A
10-
1
9-
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
7-28
8-
75c
10-
1
9-10
9-
1
8-18
(from
Inc.
2
8-15
8-11
9-
3
9-
3
9-
3
8-11
12-15
12-10
30c
9-
1
8-14
8-
1
7- 8
8-15
8- 0
11- 0
11-15
8-15
7-18
8-15
7-18
88-
1
7-10
9-
2
8-22
9-
2
8-22
7-31
7-21
1
7-18
2c
9-25
9-10
8-30
8-15
8-30
9-15
8-
7-30
6-30
25c
8-29
8-15
25c
9-30
9-17
1
—
Ltd.,
$$1.25
common
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
+25c
8-
1
7-
4
$$1.25
8-
1
7-
4
$40c
$62'Ac
7- 3
1
8-15
9-
7-
9
$25c
7-30
9-15
8-18
tTT'Ac
8-
1
7-
2
$37'Ac
11-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-19
8-20
7-30
35C
10-
1
8-15
9-19
8-
5
50c
10-
1
9-19
$40c
8-
1
6-30
20C
40c
$1.12'A
—
$30c
8-
1
7-16
9-10
8-20
1
9-17
8-15
7-31
10-
31 Ac
—
9-
1
8-20
31 'Ao
12-
1
11-20
$25c
10c
10%
dividend
7-31
$12'AC
$1.75
(ouor )
Industries,
9
8-
$37'Ac
75c
preferred
Ltd
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Mines,
8-18
7-31
8-22
7-30
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
2
t40c
common
(quar.):
Freres, Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
9-
$37'Ac
Aircraft Co., Inc. (quar.)
Co.. 7% preferred (quar.)
Corporation,
common
Stock
9-20
8-15
$17'AC
(quar.)
Sullivan
8-15
20c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)__
Ducommun
Metals & Supply (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., common
Dupuis
8-
25c
25 c
Paper
Duriron
7-10
1
10c
Dow Drug
4V2%
8-11
40c
—
Anglo
Fabrics,
pref.
8
9-
15c
net investment
___
&
$1 preference
Dryden
7-
7-31
$1
conv. preference
(quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
t.
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)—
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical. Ltd.. com. (auar.)
Dravo
7-28
1
14c
37'Ac
5%
8-15
8-
1
7-15
7-15
8-29
8-11
preferred
States
15C
(s-a)
Corp.
preferred
"B"
*
8-
1
7-15
$1.75
6%
Eastern
$6
$30c
1
75c
10-
1
9-
$1.50
10-
1
9- 5
(Md.) —
5
$20c
8-
50c
2nd
Douglas
7-14
7-28
14c
25c
'Dominion
East
7-11
——
Dominion
5%
1
7-29
8-25
50c
Investment Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Coal, 6% preferred
(quar.)
4%
8-
25c
25C
Fund, common
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dommguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Eastern
$5
(s-a)
preferred
9-
18c
.'
common
preferred
$1.25
7-18
50c
Cox
&
Common
3%
Manufacturing
&
3
10-
$1
(s-a)
convertible
Common
$4.50
2
7-24
10-15
$1
(increased s-a)
Clearing Machine Corp. (quar.)_
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis—
5%
1
$1
-
com.
City Stores Co.,
8-
9-
8-
50c
(quar.)
8-15
50c
9-15
$2
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities Co.,
Stock dividend
Houses,
Dominion
Co.—
9-15
20c
9-12
7-18
1
6'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Co.
Monthly
9-12
9-30
$1
RR.
Machine, common—
(quar.)_
preferred
50c
7-18
9-30
15c
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)—
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
8-15
7-10
15c
8-15
75c
1
7
50c
2
20c
8-
25C
9-
62'/a c
„
7-
(quar.)
3-1-53
8-
1
7-10
1
8-
,
Extra
5
1
8-
75c
series A
Co., common
Shares,
Cup
Doods
8-
(quar.)
15c
8-15
8-
(s-a)
Citizens
25c
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
8-30
9-10
7-24
Dixie
87'/aC
(quar.)
Coal
1st preferred
Yard (quar.)
Corp.
Dodge
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
.
7-31
50c
Cincinnati Milling
3
15c
7-24
8-
35c
50c
income)
7-24
25c
Inter-Terminal
preferred
1
.
7-31
7-31
$1.13
30c
—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
4%
7-10
$2
(quar.)
Dictaphone
Divco
0
1
8-
30c
(quar.)
common
Dividend
3
$1<
Co.
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
9-
1
Co.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.,
10c
1
iquar.)
7-
$1
$5c
(quar.)
7-21
1
$1.25
30c
Ltd
1
8-
$1
Copper
10-
12-
8-
7-31
•
7-24
35c
Corp.,
Stock
Diamond Match
7-15
1
812-
10c
(initial)
Mfg. Co., common A
B
9-20
7-31
25c
Tramway
Class
1
9-15
12-26
$1.25
(quar.)
Di Giorgio
7-21
8-30
Extra
4%
00
—
(quar.) —
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fruit, class A com. (quar.)
5%
5%
7-21
15c
(quar.)
C
12'/a
7-10
1
common
new
Union
8-
1
10-
$1.75
(quar.)—
Lines
Air
8-15
68 3/lOc
preferred (quar.)
Power & Light Co
Denver
5c
7-30
8-21
1
Cotton
Co.
8-20
$75c
1
40C
5%
5c
(quarIF
8-
Common
5
(initial)
._
pfd. (initial).
Terminal,
&
Deposited Insurance Shares
Detroit-Micnigan Stove Co.
(Mass.) —
(quar.)
16c
(quar.)II
17'/a C
4%
$1.12'/a
III
1
75C
Trust
______
National
7-28
15C
3
7-
25C
—
Cherry-Burrell
3
7-
1
$1
1
1
1
8-
8-
Co.,
7-24
9-11
50c
Inc. (quar.)
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5%% preferred—
'A % preferred
&
r-4
1
50c
preferred
Denver
Corp.—
8-11
8-
8-
35c
9-17
9-30
15c
Voting common
(quar.)
8% debenture stock
(quar.)
7-14
1
7-15
8-13
1
00
87'Ac
Delaware
(Texas) —
8-
8-
7-31
8-
6-23
8-15
9-
9-29
1.12'A
tquar.!
preferred (quar.)
Water, 5% preferred
Brothers
(quar.)
Deere
8
(quar.)
Increased quarterly
Chain
Store
Real
Estate
$25c
7-
(quar.)__
South
&
7-31
37'AC
Light
7- 8
$2
(quar.)
Railway
"7%
8
(accum.)
preference
Power
7-31
$1.05
Davidson
Securities—
$1.50 preference
A
A
Dennison
7-
5c
(lncr.)
1
1
8-15
$1.75
Davenport
7-18
40c
Corp.
(initial)
3V2% pfd. (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)—
Clothing,
4V2 %
7-18
9
7-31
(reduced)
Electric
&
9
8-
20c
(quar.)
Hollywood Building
Gas
8-
$1.05
37'/aC
37V2C
(quar.)
Central
8-
11-
$17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Delta
25c
Co.
8-15
8-15
Sugar Co.—
Press, Inc.,
7%
75c
(quar.)
2
11-15
$50C
Dallas
11-14
5%
7-16
9-
6 % %
5
Class
7-15
9-15
$1.25
Dean
8
1
1
,
$1.25
Daystrom,
8-
12'/ac
commin
(quar.)
Co.
7-10
2
45c
(Philadelphia),
preferred
1
50c
8-19
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
9-11
8-
9-27
8-30
8-
20c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Mines,
Co.
Electric
10-15
(quar.)
9-
$$1.25
& Seal Co.,
Crystal Dairies, Inc.,
Dallas Power & Light, $4.24
10-15
(quar.)
1
(final)
Class
Co.—
common
9-15
1
10-
31 Ac
deposit receipts for ordinary
Cork
Class
$12>Ao
—
(quar.)
common
Company
Birtman
6-27
$25c
$3
Watch
6-24
1
B
30c
preferred
Benrus
1
8-
Class
56 'Ac
(quar.)
Works
8-
8
Corp.,
15C
Corp.,
$75c
8-
Celotex
8-20
8-25
9-15
10-
Industries, Inc.—
5
8-
1
93 %c
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
2
10c
IIIIIII
Iron
Beneficial
7-14
$$1.12Vi
$1
Ltd.,
Quebec
8-15
2%
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common
4.20% preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
9-
1
Curlee
8-10
8
8-29
8-20
7
Cuneo
11-14
$1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
$25c
31'Ac
!
Common
Gossert
7-15
1
8-30
$1.25
Common
&
1
8-
11-29
7-15
9-13
50c
8-
7%
8-
$7c
$12 tec
8-
8-31
8-
Cuban-American
*12'/aC
1
9-15
$1.50
8-15
Products, Ltd.—
2
8-20
25c
8-15
2
$7c
933Ac
Belding Heminway Co
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co..
Bell
2
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corticel i,
preferred
9-
(quar.)-—,
$1
(mommy)
Corp.,
Corp.
$$1.25
A
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Aircraft
6-30
7-31
A
9-
7-15
2
32c
Amer.
Class
C
8-15
2
8-15
$1
Imperial Mills, Ltd., new com.
Investment Fund, Inc
Crown
Class
9-
9-
9-
Ltd. (quar.).
Crown-Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.) —
Crum & Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
2
8-
11-12
Catelli
Central
Conn
Co.
Apartments, $6 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Beech
8-22
12-12
9-15
$1.31'A
25c
50c
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
$20c
—
7-11
62'AC
Counselor's
7-10
5
Iquar.)_
Shoe
7-10
1
•7-28
5c
S.)
I
8-
8-
(quar. 1
preferred
Cosmos
8-
8-15
9-
1
2
1
Food
8-
9-
9-
1
7-15
$1.25
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd., common—
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Va
8
7-15
1
Cosmopolitan Realty Co. (quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4A%
9-30
1
8-
6-25
5
9-
8-
7-29
1
8-
8-
9-20
7-15
1
15c
1
8-15
9-
59c
10-
2
6-30
J85C
pfd. (quar)
7- 3
9-
Co.—
preferred
1
$12'Ac
7-18
$1
Beau-Arts
(A.
Paper
3
8-
25c
Diamond Fibre Co.
1
$20c
—
7-
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
$31c
(quar.)
1
55c
(quar.)
8-
(s-a)
Light, common
3
8-
1
10-18
10%
(Calif.)
Baystate Corp.
4%.%
Carpenter
&
7-
8-
1
Monthly
Beck
7-31
Quarterly
Bathurst Power & Paper,
$3
8-
Power
3
1
—
Quarterly
—
5
7-
8-
9-12
1
'
Corp.
Co.
8-
9-
1
75c
8-
;
Co., common
Steel
Oil
Carolina
Co.—
preferred
Barium
7- 7
40c
Andes, American shares
Mig.
8-15
1
8-
20c
11-
dividend
de
7-29
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-10
10-
51C
(quar.)
Y.)—
Daitch
Central
4'A% preferred (1047 series)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp.
Banco
8-15
Co.,
Can
Corn Exchange
$1
Quarterly
payment
from
invest,
income
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Barcalo
tlOc
common
12-15
(quar.)
Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
9
$1
&
Rubber
8-
(quar.)
3
9-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Co., Inc., com. (reduced)
$1.20 conv. prior pref.
(quar.)_
Avco Mfg. Corp., $2.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc.—
Stock
2
(s-a)
Lumber
Western
1
1
Co.,
Ry.
1st preferred
8-
$1.25
(quar,)
conv. pfd.
4%
9-
(quar.)
7-
9-15
47V2c
(Reading, Pa.) (quar.)
ot America, common
Gas
Corp.
Continental
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd
Baldwin
4V2%
7- 7
Corp.—
Atlas
Austin
7-21
1
22'/a
preferred
conv.
$25c
——
1
20C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Continental Copper & Steel
convertible
Refining Co.—
preferred B (quar.)
Plywood
8-19
convertible preferred
(quar.)
serie<=)
3.75^
3
8
4%
series)
(3rd
$1.25
1
$1.083A
preferred
Co.
j
7-
9-
4%
(s-a)
preferred
Line
7-
7-31
Fund, Ltd.—
preference
non-cum.
8-
$1
Line
7-31
50c
(irre^.)_—
7-31
8-
$1.06'A
5
(quar.)
Coast
25c
—
6-23
8-25
8
50c
preferred
$3.75
7-31
(quar.)
Coast
(s-a)
(quar.)_
1
1
8-
47VaC
7-15
Canadian Refractories—
Fe Ry.—
4%
Atlas
5
25C
Atlantic
7-15
8-
(N.
Co.
Paper
Continental
8-
I
4%
Atlantic
7-21
$1.50
Atlantic
8-
35c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Pacific
8-
1
Electric Co.—
preferred
7-15
1
~~
6%
preferred
preferred
8-
4%
1
(increased quar.)
City
7-15
Container
8-
(quar.)
non-cum.
8-
Consumers
common
89-
$$3
Co.
Consumers
27 '/a c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Common
7-15
9-
(quar.)
preferred
8-
$$1.12'/a
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4'A %
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-31
20C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-15
$15c
Ltd.
33C
I25c
preferred (quar.)
Laundries Corp.
Natural Gas Co.
5%
$$1.25
Canadian
2
8-
20c
Goods,
Consolidated
s—-—
Oil Companies,
$15c
preferred
Corp.
Dry
7-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Canadian
9-
8-
shares
shares
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Equipment
1
Corp.
Dearborn
Edison
$$1.25
Dock,
Investment
Canadian
(quar.)
Arkansas Natural Gas,
Aro
&
8-31
9-26
62'/a c
common
preferred
8-
common
(quar.)—preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/a
;
redeemable
Public
75c
$$1.50
Ltd.,
Co.,
Industries.
Ordinary
Co.—
(quar.)
common
conv.
Consolidated
(s-a)
(quar.)
Foundry,
Dredge &
5%
6-26
1
25c
(quar.)
Arizona
Consolidated
7-15
(quar.)
Car
4%
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
1
(quar.)
1
22'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
&
$12 Vic
Bronze
Special
5%
Argus Corp.,
00
10c
4.50%
1
31'Ac
Common
America—
preferred
8-
8-
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
preferred
Canadian
(reduced)
4'A%
A
Canadian
7-10
25%
_
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power
7-15
30c
common
Ry.
Canadian
9-10
$15c
(quar.)
of
Western
Canadian
2
$56'Ac
.__
Amer. deposit receipts for ordinary (final)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.—
Trap
Ltd.,
Southern
Canadian
(increased quar.)
Common
1
Canadian Internat'I Investment Trust Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd.—
Anheuser-Busch,
Foils,
partic. class A
Class
Anglo-Iranian
Animal
8-
Co.—
W'yant & Cannon Foundry
Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd
Canada
Ltd.—
$50c
__
Consolidated
(quar )_____—_—
6—23
8-
(Toronto!—
Life Assn.
Consolidated
7-15
$1
&
Canada
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Interim
7-31
5
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)__
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Campbell
(quar.)
common
7-
8-11
1
45c
7-11
8-
(quar.)
7-15
7-29
8-25
37'Ac
7-11
25C
Corp.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.04 preferred
(quar.)—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.i
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
50c
Packing
.
$2
1
37 Vac
7-29
$20c
$1.90
1
—
7-15
8-
100%
—
preferred
Light
Connecticut
b
8-15
(quar.)
7-15
7-29
$1.06
($3 75
7-11
7-
f 20c
1
$$1.25
7-21
1
8-
7-20
8-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.).
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
7-11
$1.25
Quarterly
7-31
$1
pfd.
$3
Power,
1
$$3.75
8-
$1
8
Electric—
Quarterly
$20c
Water & Telephone
Common
9-10
8-29
$1.25
(quar.)
7-21
50c
common
California
9-15
12-15
Canada
(quar.)
7-31
$1.75-
_—
Electric
8-15
(stock dividend)
Edison
convertible
$38c
Ltd.,
Mills,
9-10
5% pfd. (quar.)
Engineering-Superheater, Inc.—
37 Vic
preferredpreferred
1st
2nd
California
Smelting—
prior preferred (quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co.
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills,
4'A%
7%
& Timber Corp
Linen
Caldwell
8-
Enterprises, Ltd.,
Conieaeration
6-30
_____
Land
8-15
Public Service Co. (quar.)
Conduits National Co., Ltd
Confederation Amusements, Ltd., 8% pfd
7-10
7-30
50c
$5
Class A
A
Ltd.,
7-19
9-20
10-10
50c
(quar.)_
(increased!
$1.32
7-10
$$3.50
25c
(quar.)
common
1
1
$1
Special
(reduced)
88-
t50c
preferred (s-a)
Byers (A. M.) Company, common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)—;
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
75c
(quar.)
American Zinc,
50c
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Hosiery,
8-11
7-19
1
8-15
$5
Community
8
$1.25
Corp.,
preferred
Co.
1-15
10-
$1.75
Bottle
2-1-53
10-29
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
$50c
Class B
Ltd.—
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
Common
(quar.)
7-
i
7-14
$1
(quar.)
President
1
10-
8-
50c
(quar.)
7
8-
5c
20c
UtCl., Class
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
%,
Commonwealth
7
8
50c
(quar.)
A
7-
1
50c
common
California
class
8-
7-
$1.75
Chemical,
Commercial Credit Co.
7-29
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Combustion
9-22
$50c
Paper Goods—
preferred
preferred
6-30
1
2
37'/a c
(quar.)
1
9-
12c
(quar.)
common
8-
10-
4A
Combined
8
45c
.'.
Inc.
Co.,
10-15
10-
$1.25
Fund,
preferred
*
(quar.)
2bc
(quar.)
common
<-A»
1
10-29
Corp.
(quar.)
1
150c
1
(quar.)
Southern Ohio
&
6-
5c
Co.,
Butterfly
(quar.)
American
American
(initial quar.)
Inc., 4%
<54
Carbon
7-15
8-30
20C
Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Co. (quar.)
Pictures
7-15
7-31
$1.18%
(quar.)
Life Insurance (s-a)
11-
1
J.)—
N.
Columbus
Inc.
Gas System,
Commoil, Ltd.
$1.12 >A
(Newark,
Columbian
8-
15c
_
Amcrican-LaFrance-Foamite
8-23
8-15
37 Vic
50c
Co.
1
8-25
8-19
75C
Company
tiUiua
Columbia
9-
9-iO
30c
(monthly).
7-21
1
Columbia Mutual
7-10
8-15
5c
,quar.)
Corp.
8-
75c
(s-a)
,
9-17
1
pfd.
4%%
95c
Extra
50c
Y.)
1
8-
20c
1-2-53
$1.75
(quar.)__
Columbia
10-
9-16
2
9-
9c
$10c
Steel Castings Co., common
preferred (quar.)
___
6%
(resumed)
common
Finance,
9-30
7-31
50c
Co.—
Buckeye
$1.75
Co.
Gas
Common
9-12
A
7-23
8-13
Colonial
87'AC
25%
$2oc
,
Products
Forest
Buckeye Incubator Co.,
1
iU-
Class
1
2
7-28
Corp.—
$25c
Taunton
preferred
5%
7-23
8-
75C
(quar.)
preferred
New common
be
$1.75
Furniture
Co.
(quar.)
Columbia
8-20
2
9-
7-15
8-15
4uC
common
Acceptance
9-
1
7-31
50c
Corp
Co.,
8-
1
9-
$20c
—
dividend
Stock
Colonial
50c
(quar.)
Rubber
Roofing, class A tquar.)
A
7-23
1
70c
Trust
Hose &
7-16
8-
87'/2c.
(quar.).
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—
:
American
85
Real Estate
8-15
$j.bo
Aug. 28)
on
American
5%
8-15
1
35 c
approval
to
annual
at
1
7-31
Aikman
&
$1
(quar.)
9-
Collins
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-24
Radio
Payable 0/ Reo.
$25c
(quar.)
Equipment
Farm
Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
10%
...
common
preferred
9-
Co.—
Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Equitable Assurance (N.
7%
Edison
3'/2c
(initial)
common
preferred
Class
Warner,
Class
American
5%
Boston
Cockshutt
Holder•
When
Share
7-18
25c
(quar.)
62 Vac
preferred
$4
Borg
8-22
11-20
50c
dividend
preferred
7-15
7-31
investment
(from
preferred
Amer.
4%
1
Collins
(quar.)
Monday, July 28, 1952
Per
Co."
&
.
Name of Company
1
8-
11c
________
Blumenthal
com.
9-
.
.
Holdert
11-30
15c
$62 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.,
Boston
Common
7%
7-17
Louis)
(St.
(initial)
com.
Foundry
Common
7%
Co., class A
Fisheries
Stock
9-15
1
75c
held
American
Ami
income
"Sidney
see
87'Ac
(quar.)_„
Insurance
new
new
&
stockholders
6%
1
8-
ordinary
3'A%
Common
5%
10-
50c
(quar.)
Shares
dividend
American
Bon
75C
__
Can,
American
7%
7-25
9-
12 'Ac
(quar.)___
income)
American
7%
7-29
From
Booth
Quarterly
American Business
Stock
8
Blumenthal
tt
50c
Automobile
American
8-
8-18
12'Ac
(quar.)
Mutual
Ridge
1
Inc.—
preferred
conv.
American
5%
Sugar,
Blue
9-10
1
9-
When
Payable of Reo.
15c
_
—
5% preferred™
Fund, Inc.—
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd.,
10-
t$l
New
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6% com. preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Bell, Inc.
Quarterly
8-15
$25c
(quar..
(quar.)
Bank of
Blue
7-31
9-10
93% c
Canada,
Aluminium, Ltd.
Amalgamated
common
8-15
75c
(quar.)
of
Name of Company
7-31
8-15
$2
of
Per
Payable of Reo.
30c
(quar.)
Extra
Aluminum Co.
7%
When
Share
Company
Share
Holder*
Per
Name of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(accum.)
(Continued on page 43)
5
Number 5137
Volume 176
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Stock Record
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Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
Tear
24
62
2
Lowest
Aug
14
8
Sep
114
Jun
1
15
x30% Feb
56% Feb
20% July 17
7% July 17
29% Feb
24% Jan
47% Jan
53
49
Apr
4
18
24% Nov
7
Oct
34
43% Sep
37
26
11% May
2
Jun
31% Apr
48
28
24
30
x78
Air
13
17
2
104
Dec
70
Jan
24
4% Jan
86
28
79% May
73
Apr
19
May
9
3% Jun 19
1
3
106% Dec
14
101
1
7b
5
36% May
Apr 26
52% Oct
23% July
4
2% Apr
Feb
Feb
8
102
July 24
82
7
May 24
46% Jan 2 1
110
May 29
Jan
17
6
102
Feb
13
85
9
Dec
11
11
Feb
5
8
58
Jan
10
Nov
8
77% Sep
23% Feb
14
20
28% Jan
4
37
Oct
17
32% Feb
21
86
37% Nov
8
48% Jan
26
36
17
40% July 16
3
Feb
9
25
54% Oct
13
89% Jun
29
107% Oct
15
34% Jun
28
91% July
91% July
40
Jun
67% July
84
2
Mar 13
X101
31
5% Jan
15
41
Jan
Feb
Jun
4
165% Oct
Jan
2
66% Sep
8
Mar 27
93-fti Mar 18
17% Dec
14
12% May
13
93
Dec
19
73
2
Jan
22
12% Jun
29
34% Jun
102
25
July
6
10% Jan
10
5% Jun 29
44% Feb
Jan
2
5
19% Jan
2
56
Apr 30
81% Feb
19
13
Feb
28
14% Jan
2
27
50
Apr
29
16% May
8
2
66% Aug
17% Jan 19
114
Jan
45 % Jun
57
20% July
6
3b
May
102% July
16
14% Apr 30
7% Mar 2
90
July 25
41% Mar 13
1
107
1
8% May 29
Apr 22
12% Jan
4
Jan
7
29
73% July
39% Jan
4% May 19
28 % May 16
18
35% July
44
x29% Jun
preferred
cum
45% Jun
12
42% Jun
27
July 10
32% Feb
20
73% Apr
85% May 17
33% Oct 19
6
2
34%'
34%
2,200
38
*37%
38%
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Industries
Inc
38
61
61
61%
61
61
1,400
27%
271/4
27%
27
27'A
2,700
8%
8%
8'/a
3,700
26%
27
27
77/a
8
8
50
*49%
50
*37%
8
*4l>%
5'i%
*49%
8%
50%
*49%
50 '/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
107%
IO71/2
107%
107%
10 7%
•107%
107%
♦107%
103%
155
*150
155
*150
155
*150
155
22%
22
74%
*<3
22
3%
95%
*931/2.
84
*78%
►103%
105
*93
1
*83%
8%
75 3/8
763%
2%
22%
96%
98%
*78%
81
*78%
81
39%
40
40%
•104%
105
*1041/4
105
93'%
93'%
*8 3%
*93
8%
76
96%
94'%
83%
763/s
8%
8 3/8
40%
*1041/4
77%
94'%
8%
500
11,500
_5
18'%
18%
18'%
18'%
19
*18'%
19
No par
35%
35%
35%
35%
353/B
35%
35%
35%
*35%
36
No par
39%
39%
38%
39%
39'%
39%
383%
39%
39'%
91'%
91'%
*:oa4
50%
50 3%
50 %
101'%
101'%
100'%
*413/4
42'%
42'%
Leather
Co
813%
92
503%
503%
101'%
415/s
82%
82
823%
107'%
2%
*323%
35
*32%
35
1
*16%
17
*16%
17
16%
No par
2023%
203%
203
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
653%
653%
66
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)_:
Amerada
3%%
Petroleum
cum
conv
Corp
6%
2nd
Corp
1952
convertible
7%
107'%
105'/a
106'%
11,300
23%
200
35
*16s/8
17-
*16%
17
207%
68
*323%
2075/a
209'%
69
*68%
13%
13%
14
14
133/4
77%
775/a
*77%
78'%
77'/a
77%
17%
173%
17%
173%
*17 3/8
17%
17%
173%
57
*56
56
56
*56
137/s
57
135/b
13%
133%
13%
47'%
47'%
47%
47%
*56
133%
473%
No par
393%
100
104%
104%
1
93%
93%
40
57
1,700
*104
10
5
12.50
X33%
333/4
33%
337/B
33 s%
*44%
443%
44%
445/8
44 %
40'%
40%
40'%
405/8
40»%
83
83
100
1,800
10'/8
5
57
14%
39%
*4%
*56
300
2,600
50
104%
5
173%
13%
39%
5
17%
15,500
483%
1045/a
1
78
133%
395/a
10
13%
*77
600
473%
1045/a
10
135/B
.
100
3,100
473%
395/a
10
69
13%
.
*104'/a
No par
com
*68
14
77%
209'%
2085/a
69
133%
common
Fdry
*2%
2%
35
25
&
2%
*323%
16%
207
66'% <
105%
2%
35
473%
preferred
Co
Can
3,200
5%%__50
preferred
American Car
2,100
84%
133%
American Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable
Radio Corp
American
43'/a
84%
common—.2
ser
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
4%
423%
*2%
205
5,000
84%
77%
—50
Bosch
preferred
23%
16,100
43
10
common
preferred
American
*2%
100
523%
1053%
84
100
preferred
American Bank Note
25/8
51%
104
104
600
42%
107
*323%
com
preferred
52'%
50%
102
92
*91%
500
3,300
42%
106%
1
convertible
92
393%
83%
83'/a
107
50
6%
*91%
50%
1003%
42'%
107'%
106
92
*91'%
101
*18'%
10
8 5/8
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
19
1,100
7,400
77%
77
Allied Mills
•18%
900
55,900
105
*93
8 3/s
773%
1,200
1,200
81
391%
94%
77'%
76
100%
*78%
105
*93
3%
100
40%
4,900
74%
3%
102
81
39%
22%
*73
3%
9'7
39%
3
22%
74%
3%
26
2%
221/a
*73
3%
25%
27/a
22%
71 */2
31/4
26
2%
22%
*7 J
31/4
•104%
94'%
2%
741%
3%
40%
*150
2%
27/a
No par
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
3,600
*37%
107 %
40
gtd—100
67/a
*60%
1
8
8
•78
No par
Amalgamated
15
35
•94
par
3
9
35
3%
No par
Apr
34%
22%
No par
70% July 15
16% Jan
2
341/4
♦73
5%%
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred—No par
Aluminum Co of America
X235
34 'A
1
Aluminium Limited
13% Jan
2
HOLIDAY
5
2
9
34V4
•49%
SATURDAY
100
4
60% Feb 20
34%
3
92 % Feb
141% Jan
2,200
155
125% Feb
2
28
26%
1
11
27%
26%
No par
Jan
27%
CLOSED
Alpha Portland Cement
3% Jan
27%
EXCHANGB
27
18% Jan
27%
61
25
35
27%
38
Jan
3
16% May 28
27%
3
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No
Allen
27%
•150
Corp common
preferred A
$4,375
27%
10
preferred
300
6%
*60%
44% Jun
107
21
78
16% Jan
4%%
3,600
67/e
_100
Allegheny
116
6%
1
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
51%
116
6%.
*37%
100
5IV4
117
6%
61
common__No par
52%
*115%
6%
38%
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common__No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
53% Jan 22
33% May
10
Jan
77% July 24
21% Jan
Inc
Share/
511/2
117
6%
60%
Apr 24
2% May 7
30
49
Apr
7
4
98
5
94
Apr 30
2
73% May
23
19
12
Jan
36% Feb
3
Oct
Jun
9
July 17
46% Apr 17
95% May
1
3
27/a Dec
96
90
40% Apr 27
88% Aug 31
16% July 13
36
2
67% May
18% Jun
2
113% Oct
Jan
Reduction
the Week
July 25
34 %
50
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
52%
*115%
Friday
July 24
67/e
l
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
83 preferred w w
52%
117
STOCK
Corp
23
3% Mar
53%
*115%
Thursday
•37%
1
Feb
1
20
27% Feb
28
Nov
Admiral
52%
116
Sales for
July 23
27%
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
2% Jan
12
87% Jan
36% May 26
Adams Express Co
Adams-MUlis Corp
PRICES
Wednesday
6%
10
Jon
3% Oct
80
2.50
Co
113
2% May 10
19% Jun 25
6
27% Jan
Acme Steel
SALE
July 22
53 %
116
HIGH
Tuesday
July 21
53'A
100
150
139
28
7
May 21
preferred
ACF-Brill Motors Co
AND
Monday
July 19
5
4%
2
106% May
137% Dec
Dec
9% Jan
Abbott Laboratories
17
111% Dec 20
May 31
14
51
Saturday
Par
Jan
2
19
3
5
Maria
29% Apr
18
121% Jan
73% Jan
63
22
101% Nov
70
42% Jan
13
May
2
24
25% Jan 39
Mar 13
Jan
24
30% Jan
7% July 17
5
Jan
8% May
25% May 1
17
63% Sep 25
2
36% July 12
125
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
64% Jun 10
30
5% Mar
19
33% Jan 30
NEW TORK
Highest
51% July 25
2
114% Dec
4% Mar 15
27 V* Jan
25% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
41% Mar 15
113% Dec
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
11
395%
5
24,200
393%
39%
39%
104%
♦104%
104%
93%
10'%
3,400
2,000
13,400
10
300
5
5>/8
5
5'/a
33%
34
343%
44%
34i%
445/8
34
44%
44'%
44'%
900
40%
403/8
40%
40%
18% Dec
2
2
40 5/a
3,600
83
83
83
5
26
21% July lo
Jun
89
4
171% Jan
111
400
26
83
83
83'/8
83'%
8
American Chain & Cable
No par
28%
28%
28
283%
*28'%
28%
6
28%
28%
28 5%
29
50% Jun
American Chicle
1,500
No par
*45'%
46'%
45'%
45'%
45 %
45'%
45%
19% Feb
25
453/4
45%
453%
1,400
16'%
1,000
Apr 15
96% Jan
15
59% Jun
9
270% May 23
289% Jan
17
143
9
170% Jan
22
1
64% Jan
22
9
28% Feb
24
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
Nov
19
89
99
4
294
180
42% Jun 29
83% Jun
32% Feb
22% Feb
10
Jan
Feb 21
X45
23
27% May 19
42% Jan
2
53% July 14
27% July
39% July
6
2
Aug
Aug
58% Jan
May
36% May
IB
Mar
26
6
7%
preferred
Tear
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
4%%
5% Jan
2
Feb
9
Jan
B
4
32 V* Dec
11
29% Jan
3
16% Nov
3
22% Feb
16
16% Mar
7
6
8% May 13
5
Nov
44
Nov
2
23
2
6% Dec
31
60% Aug
Jan
3
Jan
58
9
50
45% Jan
2
May
4
51% Jan 10
33
9
39
Dec
17
May
8% Jan 24
12% Mar
45
24
9
Jun
19
86
Jan 24
Feb
14
16
Jan
2
23
Sep 20
20% Feb
28
20
Aug
8
19% Jan
4
17
Jun
14% Jan
29
x77
2
24% Feb 21
Jan
3
90
10% Jan
25
17% Oct
31
7% Dec
26
27% Jan
May
19% Mar
3
3
35% Oct
36% Feb
2
163
Dec
11
7
Nov
20
Jan
3
30
Jun
30
19
*250
273
*250
3%%
conv
preferred series B.100
*150
155
*149
153
*150
155
•150
155
*150
39
39
*38
39
American Distilling Co
20
TORK
American Encaustic
Amer
&
Foreign
American Hide
6%
8S
Feb
6%
July 16
noncumulative preferred—100
70% Mar 28
X143
Dec
5
37
Jun
123% Jun
20
42% Feb
14
6
139% Jan
59% Jan
2
127% Dec 28
15% Nov 30
150
Jan
25
.,
34% Jan
17
36
Jan
17
American News Co
36% Jun
12
American
287/8 July 17
16% Apr
1
1
8
27
Feb
23
11
23% Feb
3
Feb
Jun
29
•
Oct
7%
7'%
7%
*7%
7%
7'%
7%
1,800
76'/4
76%
*75%
76%
*753%
23
*22%
23%
♦22%
23
*22'/a
23 %
200
22%
22 3/8
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
223%
22%
22%
2,200
21%
21%
21%
11,700
*22%
22%
22%
21%
21%
19
53
Jan
29
162
.
4
Jun
13
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
97%
97%
*97
98
97
97
18%
18%
18%
18%
183%
183%
18%
*81%
82%
*81%
82%
81
81%
15%
15%
*15
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
29%
30
30
30 %
30%
303%
30%
30%
102%
102%
*1021%
io23/4
•102'%
1023%
102'%
102'%
*13%
133%
13'%
133%
•133%
73%
73/4
73%
7%
1,300
28%
283/a
28%
11,600
16%
17,900
15%
16
15%
175
*173%
6%
6%
10
24%
241%
*24
24%
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
•42%
44
*43
44
Co
43'%
159%
441/a
160
6%
44%
25
37%
373/4
159%
37%
preferred—100
124%
125 %
125%
60% Mar
6
100
*56
135% July
1
100
1303/4
1
69% Jan 21
Co
common
noncumulative
American Sugar Refining com
7% preferred
Tobacco
25
9% Feb
1
American Water Works Co Inc
37% Jan
7
American Woolen
95% Jan
22
70% Apr
16
15
8
42
May
40% May
7
13
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
30
109
Jan
conv
44%
43%
44%
9,800
1603%
160'/a
161'/a
290
373%
•37'%
♦160
160
37%
37'%
37%
125%
34%
1243%
1243/4
124%
34'%
34%
34%
38
38
37%
57
1603%
♦56 %
131%
1303%
118
69%
118
2
fa
fa
57%
57%
57'%
134%
134%
132%
69
117%
69%
*69
117%
*117%
1
55% Jan 24
2
46% Jan 30
Anaconda Wire
&
Cable
20%
20%
95
94
500
57'%
200
57%
132
•57
131
131
240
500
13%
13%
•13%
13%
153%
153%
153%
153%
35,300
2 A
2 fa
2 A
2 fa
169,400
57 %
7,600
57%
132
57%
133
57%
132
133
630
693%
693%
683%
69%
1,900
118%
118%
•1173%
1183%
240
77/B
7%
2,900
28%
29'%
3,900
89%
733%
723%
723%
73'%
73%
150
21'%
21%
21'%
4,400
*72%
•93%
38%
♦89'/a
733%
25
38%
89 3%
73%
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
38%
29%
73%
20
35'%
893%
*89
20
200
35 %
29
89%
•73
118
400
3,900
35
7%
7%
28%
89%
1
69%
37%
124
100
90
73%
28%
891%
par
2 fa
57%
134
57%
1303%
124
700
29%
7%
28%
89 'A
com
133%
154
•38
124%
46
73%
7%
28%
prior preference—No
57%
131
160%
*37
•44
283%
5
No par
100
common
Feb
$4
69%
100
preferred
26% Feb
82
45
44%
13%
fa
4,700
45
44'%
1533%
57%
23%
233%
44
14
135
23%
233%
154
57%
6%
44
153%
2 A
134%
175
63%
233/4
*133/4
25
16
•173%
233%
*43
44%
2
16%
175
1,300
63%
14
2
15%
•173%
313%
6%
154
32
28 3%
32
63%
*133/4
100
common
preferred
13
18% May 17
x90% Jun 30
16%
175
313%
63%
153%
2
American Viscose Corp com
5% preferred
7%
*56
131%
16
*173%
6%
5
7% Jun
24
57
130%
16%
175
100
Rights
25% Apr 18
86% May
9
119% Jan
10,400
28%
37%
May
31%
283%
♦173%
6%
600
28%
5
American Tobacco
40
1,000
73%
28%
38%
30
14
28%
38
Jan
73%
28%
No par
68
133%
Light——No par
&
American Stores Co
138% Mar 28
1,800
33'/a
13
3
1,000
31%
38% Jun
Jun
15'%
30'/a
32%
34
4
70
15%
29'/a
31%
34 %
9
200
9,900
82%
•81
33%
34
Mar 14
7%
19%
32
No par
*
14
98
*31%
American Steel Foundries
16
Apr
9
82%
183%
•33
—
Snuff
♦81
•96 %
60
32
com—No par
100
6%
76
313%
preferred
American
♦753%
97%
29
131
76
18%
*97
36% Jan
9
76
32
American Seating
12
Feb
76%
100
313/4
3
/
18
52
HOLIDAY
1,100
32
116% Jan
2
47% Oct
7%
9
58
18
2
71/4
20
129% Jan
6
3
7%
Jun
Jan
55% Jun
3
37% July
5,900
31%
American Tel & Tel Co
36% July
39%
SATURDAY
4'%
32
American Sumatra
Oct
34
39%
4%
33
11
119
34
39%
31%
12
29% Oct
35
39'%
32%
15
94% Jan
4%
*33%
39%
39% Feb
<
127
16
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
2
4%
34%
393/a
33
Amer Rad & Std Sany
7%
4%
4%
*33%
35
31%
American Safety Razor
47
4%
39%
*331%
34
14
70
*4%
39'%
35
>
2U Jun
Mar 16
4%
39%
♦33%
31%
16% Jan
46% Jan
41/4
39%
CLOSED
33
157% Feb
107
1,000
32% Apr
16
27
9,000
50
9
31%
11
120% Apr
10% Feb
59
50
9
33
10
54% May 19
115% Nov 26
583%
50%
9
31%
26
Sep
59
50
33
12% Apr
78
9,600
587/s
No par
150% Jun
Jan
9
59
50%
No par
9
68% Jan 31
8%
50'%
No par
163% Sep 10
154
8
Apr 30
30% Jun 25
6
4,000
Co_
17
24% Jun
-
May 26
124
6
128% Dec 29
57% Apr
4
x93% Dec
May
Power
17'%
„—
Optical
7% Jan
24
2 fa
59
174
American
17
58%
*7%
Co
200
17%'
9
7%
Products
900
32%
51
13%
preferred
17
Share*
7%
7
32%
59
104
4%%
American Metal
17%
9%
7
32%
8%
7%
8
•32
51
13%
4
com
*6%
32%
the Week
58%
•102%
37
.
Oct 15
Mar
EXCHANGB
16%
7
Friday
July 25
52
1
148
38% Apr 27
73% May 28
138
9
*32
Thursday
July 24
58%
.
2
12
Jan
Ltd
Co
American Molasses Co
American Natural Gas Co
38% May 19
2
40
8%
*51
100
May 15
14% Jan
Metal
100
63%
171/a
No par
42% Apr
9
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
17
No par
6% Jun
5
Jan
17%
Amer
1
common
preferred
6%
32%
Amer Machine & Metals
165
103% Sep 25 <
167
►6%
►32
58%
STOCK
1
No par
7
321/4
—.
200
Sales tor
July 23
16% May 14
30% July 23
15% Feb
19
Feb"
50
common
21% Jan
26
56
1
com
preferred
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
7%
38 3%
Wednesday-
24
22% Jun
42
10
American Home Products
American Ice Co
39
July 22
17
—10
Co
Co
Leather
&
*6%
No pa;
Electric
convertible
*38 3%
Tuesday
July 21
32 »/4
40c
Power
&
Monday
July 19
1
JNo par
American Export Lines Inc
32% July 25
li
10% Jan
Saturday
Par
Tiling
American Hawaiian
39%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
American European Secur
American Gas
*383%
84
105
130
152
*38
300
24,000
173
11
2
553%
273
No par
100
29
54'%
*250
Amer Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred
Jan
23'%
93
55%
54%
23'%
93
275
American Locomotive
Apr 24
16%
233/a
93%
*250
21% July 15
99% Mar 29
11
16%
233%
*93
273
20% Jan
80% May
17% Nov 15
177
543%
✓
*250
31Va July 11
23% Oct
54'%
54'%
54%
24
7% Feb
8
3
3
55
54%
24
13
8
31% July 19
78
23% Jun
23
X22% May 16
97
Jan
3
3
Jan
16% Jan
12% Jan
93
163%
23'/a
93
Jun
66
106% Jan 31
11
23 %
93%
13% Apr
3
27
12% Dec 22
17% Feb
14
16%
23%
*93
16% Apr
78% Feb
29
20% Oct
105
Dec
94% Dec
73
Jan
397% July 23
7% July 15
1
17% May 24
7
5% Jan 10
6
Jun
35% May
6% Apr
1
53% May 26
55
Feb 11
1
18
75
95% Aug 28
Co new com_10
EXCHANGE
7% July
16'/a
163%
*23
93'%
preferred series A-100
NEW
32% July 25
18% Jan 22
*16
23%
conv
Highest
21% Jan
29% Jan
16'%
*23'%
*93
100
*82%
3%%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
51% May 15
41% May 19
10
com
prior preferred
American Cyanamld
16
10
STOCKS
1951
8
Co
American
Bange for Previous
Lowest
100
94
19%
*94
20%
943/4
73%
203%
•94
73%
943/4
•94
50
45%
45%
45%
45%
453%
46
46
46%
46%
No par
43%
43%
43%
43%
433%
433%
43'%
433%
•43'%
26%
26%
26%
•103%. 105%
•103%
95
100
50
46'%
433%
10,500
26%
105'/a
44%
1,300
310
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
x25% Apr
3
99% Dec 26
47
Sep
lo
31% Apr
3
24
34% Aug 20
110
64
Jan
13
102
49% Oct
16
60
For
page
Apr
4% May
Aug 15
see
17
16
8% Jan 22
footnotes
15
38% May
27% Nov 13
46% Apr 25
Jan
41% Apr
Sep 28
13% Apr
4
5% Oct 22
May 12
60% Apr
22.
1
18
5
18
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
50% Jan 28
26
•104
21.50
10
20
3
7
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
24
6% Jan
July
6.25
No par
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
24% Jan
60
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard OH Corp
5
263/8
*26%
26%
105%
*103%
105%
•433/4
44%
44%
44 %
45 %
46 %
453%
45%
*17
*4%
*56
18
5%
56 3/4
*17
*4%
*56
18
26%
,
26%
*103%
'
•
105%
■is
453%
♦17
5%
*4%
56%
55%
443%
900
45%
44% \ 45
453%
45%
46%
453%
46
4,500
18
18
18
18
18
200
5%
56
*4%
5%
4%
4%
100
*54'/a
55'%
533%
54'%
1,100
!
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
12
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
.
(336)
NEW YORK STOCK
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Highest
Lowest
Highest
51% Jan
29
12% Jan
2
9
10
86
18
20
Mi Jan
3
96
7
104
109% July 17
120
8% July
76 Mi July
46
91 Mi Dec
1
9% May 15
35V2 May
Dec
7
x50
Jan
5
92% Jan
110% May
8
23
197/s Feb
16
26
13 v* Feb
9
22% July 12
28% Oct
15
Dec
8 %
30
Apr
59% Aug
Aug
15 Mi July
4
Jun
16Mi Jan
3
1
22
7% May
25 Ms
7
May
17
May
6
1
20
Nov
7
24% Oct
91
Nov
28
101 Mi Sep
25
91
Feb
28
Oct
11
91
Jan
2
68 Mi Dec
4
66
Jan
22
2
73 Mi Feb
27
92% July 16
Nov
21
41% Jan
98
3
89
68% Oct
31
50 Va Nov
30
Aug
82
55
13
26% Jun
5
7
75% Jan
9
118
Jun
5
17
Dec
96 Ma Feb
28
109
May 28
26
*93% Jan
2
100% Jun 24
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic G & W I SS Lines
Atlantic Refining common
Preferred $3.75 series B
1
30% Jan 26
26 Ma May
12
287/a Sep
May 23
36% May
8
44% Jan
30
28
43 Mi Sep
18
34 Mi Apr
13
120
Sep
18
108 % May
25
31
Jan
11
24 Mi Feb
7% Nov 29
10% Jan
15
6 Ma May
9
7% Jan
3
18
8% July 10
18% Jan
10
14% May
5
15% Feb
14
11% Jan
19
May
1
9% Jan
5
Autocar Co
14% Dec
31
12% Apr
17
15% Jan
3
Aug 23
Automatic Canteen Co
1
6% Jun
3
7% Feb
16
Avco Mfg Corp
8
42% Jun
26
Feb
18
$2.25 conv
5% Jun
3
Jun
26
15% Sep
12
6% Jun
25
8% Mar
43 Mi Jun
18
51% Mar
7
47
19%
20
3C Ma
38%
39
38%
38%
39
39%
39 Ma
40
10 600
9%
10
10
10 Ma
10 Mi
13,900
10
87
52%
*17%
10
20
11 Mi Jan
22
17
20
36 Ma Feb 20
24 Ma Jun
9
45 Mi Jun
6
Apr
23
23 Ma Jun
26
65 Ma Jan
11
71
Jun
19
3
77 Ma Jan
7
114
15 Ma Apr
63% Sep
14
Jan
2
59
18
16
74 % Jan 30
277/a Jan
28
Jun
15
17
45% Nov
2
17 Ma Feb
Oct
88
17% Jan
2
28% Feb
2
43 Ma Jan
31
9 Mi Nov
10% Apr
29
23
9
17
9 V4 Feb
21
Mar
8
33% Apr
16
38
2
Nov 27
19% Oct
1
41
12% Jan
10
31% Jan
96
23
22% Feb
28% Jan
2
19% July
10
Jan
23
36
29
16
20
78% Feb
14
22% Jan
97 74
97
97 Mi
*96 Ma
97
140
75
75
7534
75%
75 Mi
76
1,100
92
x90Mi
90%
90 Ma
90%
90
91M4
90
90 Mi
6 200
54M4
55
5434
55
54 Mi
55
5474
55 Ma
2,200
26 Mi
26
2674
2,000
111 74
110
55
2 6 Ma
11074
106 Ma
*102
34 Ma
34
Jun
5
July 19
89
Nov
7
10% Mar 13
14
Sep
12
12
Apr
17
157/a July 23
15
30
Jan
12
33 Ma Jun
78
Feb
35
25
29% Jun
17
3474
34 Mi
35 Ma
34 Ma
34%
98%
98%
99
98 Ma
98 Ma
28 Ma
28 74
2,500
35
1,300
9874
9874
9874
28
28
2774
23
28
28
34%
34 Mi
35
35
35
35 Ma
35%
110
*109
110
*109
33% Jan
7
14% Dec
14
17% Jan
2
3
28% Apr
8
31% Jan
14
*26 Ma
6%
*6 Ma
6%
*6 Ma
6 3/8
674
6 Ma
15 Mi
*14Mi
15 Mi
*14 Mi
15 Mi
*14Mi
15 Mi
7 Ma
7 74
*774
774
7%
7 Ma
13 Mi
12 Mi
12%
12%
12 Mi
674
674
6%
6%
674
13 Mi
1274
6%
44 Mi
7
43%
7
44
8
10% May 16
15% Jan
19
18% Jan
25
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
Feb
28
Bell & Howell
14% Apr
23 Mi Feb
20 Mi Jun
9
28
12
28
4 Mi
9
X91 Ma Feb
13
94
46% Jun 29
597/8 Feb
10
45 Ma Apr
24
55% Jan
25
21 Mi Jan
10
32 Va Dec
29
29% Jan
14
34 Ma Jun
9
Jun
5
87% Oct
26
87
Jan
19
97
1% Jun
20
94% Mar
July 23
89
77
Aug 21
2
2
25
17
32% Feb
1
26% Mar
32 Ma Nov
37% Feb
5
29% Mar
46% Jun
29
60
138% Dec
16% Nov
1% Jan
26 Mi Jun
Jan
30
27
155% Feb
16
23
21 Mi Jun
21
Aug
7
91
80% Dec 31
18
2
14% Apr
-
19 Ma Jan
Nov 28
14
23
Black
39Ma Mar 12
34 Ma May 19
40% Sep
15 Ma Jun
25
2
20% Sep
16 Ma May 17
18 Mi Jan
17% Jan
15 Ma Mar 15
18 Ma
17% Jun 26
22% Dec
18 Mi Apr
3 6 Ma
.
Bliss
July
25
Jun
2 9 Mi Jan
2
5
Bon
12
9
40 Ma Jan
1
11 Ma Mar
—
6
23
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
21
5%
25Ma Jan
2
IOM2 Apr
28
24
15s/a Apr
2
19yeOct
3
2
36% Sep
11
27% Jan
3
34 Ma Mar
9
33
30
Apr
11
40 Ma Oct
Dec
28
105% Jan
Jan
3
16
IIM4 Jun
9
12% Feb
14
51 Ma Jun
20
55 Ma Feb
7
Brown
17 Ma Feb
6
May
4
23
123
25% Dec
26
18% Jan
24
13% Feb
14
28
91% Jan
2
76% Jan
Feb
7
26
27 Ma Feb
18
41
Co
1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
Bucyrus Erie Co common—
127
Jan
July
14Mi Apr
"
7%
1
Budd
22
preferred
Co common
(The)
48 M2 July 17
No par
-—-—No par
$5 preferred
81M2 May 29
1
Buffalo Forge Co
,
23% May 24
32
Oct
3
34 Mi May
13
25
47% Feb
19
3 6 Ma May
7
40 Mi Feb
14
Bulova
17% Nov
8
23 Mi May
15 Ma May 15
19% Jan
3
Dec
31
Jan
4
31
84% Jan
8
83% Oct
3
87 Mi Feb
26
76
Jan
25
17
Feb
27
Jan
2
—No par
Bullard Co
37% Jun
18% Oct
11
14% Jan
29
12
Oct
18
118
33
11 Ma July 17
15% Feb
~~9
75
88
Feb
13
19 Mi Oct
8
Dec
19
7% Mar 15
21% Jun
29
101% Jan
8
19% July
2
28 Ma Mar
78 Mi Jan
11 Ma May
21
1
7
14 Ma
38
Terminal Bldg
8
5 %
May 28
4Ma%
12
81 Ma Feb
1
14Ma Jan
Butte
26
Byers
Jan
15
108 Ma Jan
20 Mi Feb
26
25 Mi Apr
24 Ma May
16
conv
7%
22
33
July 24
29
5 Ma Feb
10
2M2 May
8% July
2
11 Ma Sep
21
7 Ma Apr
21 Ma Nov
8
29Mi Jan
10
2% Jun
10 Ma Oct
30
13% Apr
91 % Dec
28
108 Ma Mar
41% Jan
2
48
Feb
.5 Mi Jan
4
20
Aug
21% Jan
2
48% July 18
M)
22 Ma
16
6
9
;■
14
'
6
Jan
830
2
July 17
91 Mi July 25
43 Va Jan
19
XI6M2 May 26
29
Jan
2
17
Calumet & Hecla Cons
247/a JUly 23
11% Jan
7
Jan
14
95
18
Canada Southern
11
Canadian
32Ma Feb
20
40% Mar 31
46% Feb
26
56
Apr
3
2
23 Ma Sep
Jun
5
55% Mar
17
55 Mi Feeb
11
July 11
17 Mi Mar 22
11 Ma May
1
16% Jan
31
Jan
19% Aug
16% May
1
18 Ma Jan
30
footnotes
tee
51 Mi Jan
2
page
22.
24Ma July 24
com—I.66M3
$4.25 conv preferred.—...No par
20
16
21% Feb 20
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Ry Co.—
Breweries
..100
Ltd..—No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
25
—No par
Capital Admin class A common—1
$3 preferred A..
10
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
1
10
Shares
35%
300
17 Ma
17 Ma
2,300
18
18 Mi
7,000
35%
35%
17 Ma
1734
.
17 Ms
17%
18 Ma
19 Ma
*19 Mi
19%
19 Ma
500
34 Ma
34%
343/4
34
343/a
3,900
23Mi
24
24
243'a
243/8
800
23 Ma
223/4
23
24
23
23 Ma
23 Mi
*23 Mi
24
*23 Ma
•
23
23
*23
8 Mi
15 Ma
10 Ma
53 M4
*8 Mi
8 Mi
8 Mi
8%
10%
10 Mi
10%
10%
10%
10%
53 Mi
53 Ma
53%
53'4
53%
3,600
74
73%
74 Mi
74
74 Ma
3,400
*93 Mi
95 Mi
*93 7i
95 Mi
*93 Mi
95 Ma
1274
*1234
13
*12%
13
100
1274
*43
44
44
700
44
10%
53 Ma
533/s
74
73 Ma
73%
73 Ma
13 Mi
45
13 Ma
*127/a
*43
44
44
11%
11 Ma
11 Ma
18 Ms
19
19
35
35 Ma
337/a
337/a
28 Mi
28 Mi
28 Ma
*98
*11%
*HMi
11%
700
19%
1974
19%.
20 Vi
33,700
3574
35%
36
35Mi
35%
33P4
33 M4
*33 Ma
28 Ma
'
28%'
28%
300
28%
28 Mi
3,100
100
*93
100
2,000
34
34
34
28 Mi
*93
100
*98
100
*58
100
27%
11%
35 Mi
35 Ma
33 Ma
700
*27 Va
11 Mi
11 Ms
18Ma
27 Ma
19%
*27 Ma
28 Me
44
10
27 Ma
28
27%
27 Ma
27%
*33 Ma
40
4,800
53'4
10 Mi
53 Mi
95 Mi
450
155/s
15%
700
lOMa
95 Mi
15%
Mi
8
*8
15M4
15 Ma
95 Mi
23%
*23
8 Mi
*8
*19 Vi
15 Ma
15 Ma
15 Ma
5,300
25%
25 3 i
25 Mi
25%
25 Mi
25 Ma
2 5 Ma
25
257/a
*51 Ma
51%
52
51%
51 Mi
51 Ma
51
52
52
25%
*51
1174
11%
11%
11%
800
12
54
54
300
12
12
llMa
12
53%
11%
5 3 Ma
53 Ma
*53
54
*53
*19 Ma
1974
19 Mi
19 Ma
200
1974
2 7 Mi
27 Ma
27%
27
27%
12,000
'124 Mi
1243/4
13%
13%
*19 Mi
19Ma
*19 Mi
197/a
*19 Ma
25 Vb
26 Ma
26 Ma
26%
26 Mb
*124 MI
125
13%
*78
13 Ma
78 Mi
*124 Vi
133/4
600
54
12474
125
13%
13 Mi
125
13Mi
12434
13%
1243/4
14
*78
73Mi
*78
78%
*78
783/4
48 Ma
*43
49
*48
49
*48 Mi
48
49 Mi
30
5,100
'•
78%
*78
43
48
29 Mi
*29 Ma
30
2874
30%
30%
29 Ma
37 Ma
37%
*37 Ma
37%
37 Ma
37 Ma
3 7 Mi
17%
18
17Ma
17%
17%
18
18 Ma
87
85
*78
85
85
*78
*73
85
300
87
*86%,
*86 Mi
*86 Mi
87
87
*86 Mi
87
*86 Mi
*78
85
*78
17 Ma
177/a
17Ma
1774
j
17%
*14
5
the Week
19 Ma
*127
1
Fridav
July 25
34
14 Ma
Campbell W & C Foundry.—No par
48% Jun
Jan
Copper
17 Mi
17 Ma
130 Mi
5
:
Thursday
July 24
19 Ma
17 Ma
*14
100
10
Packing Corp
22
10
7
California
3Ma Jan
Feb
10
•
10 Ma Jan
17% Jan
F°r
40
—
34 Mi
*127
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
12
2
783/4
78%
*19
—
400
1,500
15
19 Mi
17 Ma
14 Va
100
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
52
16
1413/4
14%
7 9 Mi
1,600
32,700
53
52
337/a
1303/4
common...No par
7%
38% Dec
61
32Mb
32Mb
19 Ma
*37 Ma
12 Mi
*80
12
*21%
*106
*23
39
123/a
813/i
26 Mi
*80
12Ma
81 Ma
123/a
*80
14 Ma
129
39
128
*37 M2
12 Ma
22
22
107
107
23%
23
27
26Mi
27
8 Ma
24
9 Ma
2 Ma
8Mb
2 3 Mi
9
2%
8M4
24
9 Ma
91 Ma
92
*91 Ma
92 Ma
48
48
*47
49
17%
35 M4
36
*50 Ma
17 Ma
17 Ma
35 Mi
36
107
17%
18 Ma
17%
17%
17%
14 '/a
14
14
128
127
127
39
38
38
12 Ma
12
*227/a
38
8034
1174
23 Ma
*37 Ma
18 Mi
12%
22
107
37 Mi
80%
22
*106 Ma
32
81 Ma
1174
107
31%
31 Ma
12 Ma
92
8 Ma
*17
*37 Ma
11%
2M4
9
123/8
39
17%
*14
12
2 Ma
*23Mi
*37 Ma
17%
223/8
C
25% Oct
1,300
34 Mi
14
15
preferred.
(A
17 Mi
**27
50
common
Copper & Zinc
Co
17 Ma
1
pfd
prior preferred
Butler Bros
3
17 Mi
100
Co—
Terminal
Bush
14
100
_—
Bush
Apr
13
preferred
preferred
3 (/2 %
1
100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
July 21
13Mi Jan
5
Inc
Co
July
104 Mi Apr
3
109% May 15
25% Oct
Apr 28
ll7/a May
4%
18
129
Watch
Burlington Mills Corp common
14
Apr
18% Jan
Apr 26
92Mi Apr
84
5
100
t
17
'53
15
Inc
27Ma July 24
Feb 27
21
Dec
19
Bigelow
20Ma May 26
13 "Ma Dec
135
10,400
140 Mi
15
*78 Mi
350
1%
27%
*35 Ma
36
35
5
Co
Brass
Shoe
5
Brown
127Ma Aug 20
2
14%
95 Ma
Mi
1
PRICES
18 Ma
&
4
27 M2 Jun
2
19
'
323/a
*19
Wednesday
July 23
11 Mi
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
4
103% Jun
jhu
.
HIGH SALE
27 Ma
5
2.50
Bearing Co
AND
17
*44
54Mi May 29
35Ma Feb
9
14
28
79 Mi
*35 Mi
*12Ma
100
Briggs Manufacturing
11
18
Jan
July 25
19% Apr
13% Jan
.
--
35 Ma
*94 Ma
Corp..No par
No par
2.50
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com—No par
5% cum conv preferred
40
34 Mi Feb
122 Mi Dec
10% Jan
Ma
27%
32Mb
32 Ma
*78 3/4
35 Ma
73 Ma
—100
Airways Inc
Bridgeport
July 25
36
95
xoo
Braniff
25
3
23 Mi Jan 29
118 Mi Dec
2774
1
IMi
27%
.
27 Mi
97
*96
174
*19
36
HOLIDAY
5
100
:
July 21
SATURDAY
15
preferred wi
Bower Roller
July 23
20 M4 July 25
7
25
16
,
14% Jan
24
27Mi Jun
17
k
18
30% Apr
19
x92
100
%
—
Tuesday
July 22
Monday
*8 Mi
1
1.25
Common wi
21
17
13% Jan
29% Jan
82
79M4
*19
15 Ma
Maine RR—
&
14 Mi Feb
20
STOCK
5
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
47 Ma Feb
29% Feb
45 Va Jan
14%
*78%
79
34
No par
class A
Co
3
16
8
142
14Mi
15
*19 Ma
No par
Ami
10
Mar
8
38 "Ma Jun
95 Ma
17%
1
2.50
5
Bond Stores Inc
16 Ma July
97/a May 17
53 Mi Feb
77
96
1%
17
No par
Co
Class B
IIM4 Jan 25
7% Apr 23
13% Feb 20
19 Ma Jan
5
96
1 Ma
1%
36
No par
Co
Aluminum & Brass new
Bohn
30
May
24
17 Mi Dec
34 Mi
96
July 19
Par
Boeing Airplane Co—
1
July 17
11% Nov 26
13% Feb
34 Ma
95%
*19
Saturday
Laughlin Inc
Boston
62
34'/a
34
Ma
LOW
95Ma Apr
2
53%
34
14Mi
8
Mar 13
52 Mi
34 Ma
14%
89Ma Jan
53% Feb
52 Ma
33%.
*140 Ma
9
8
Apr
5174
95Mi
700
2,700
51 Ma
34 y8
500
2,600
9,200
51 Ma
95 Mi
110
54 Ma
52 Ma
34 Ma
79
9 3 Ma
*92
93
52%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
103% Jan
20%
*92
142 Mi
74M4 July 15
49
93
52 Mi
9
11% Jan
2074
*92
20 Ma
*140 Ma
61% Jan
29
*20 Mi
93
16M4
20 Mi
51 Mi
Borden Co (The)
48 Mi Nov
20%
*92
16 Mi
20 Mi
142 Mi
54 Mi July 11
5
*20%
93
12 Mi
16 Mi
*140 Ma
3
29
20%
16 Ma
1674
12%
16 Mi
*12
12%
*12
12 Ma
15%
*140 Ma
49% Jan
Jun
1574
142 Mi
2
12
*12
4,300
1,800
12 Ma
51%
31
24% Jan
123/a
15%
30
32M4
17
NOV
30
15%
32%
2974
27 Mi
Jan
39
30 Ma
15M4
32 Ma
30 Mi
30
51 Ma
Co
(E W)
Bliss &
22
3
71% Mar
*2974
15%
33
15 Mi
*32
30 Mi
32 Ma
Jan
27
32
28
52% Oct
Jun
15%
31 Ma
4,200
83
*82
83
40
21 Mi
Mi
20
213/b
51 Ms
12
89
15 Mi
32
1,300
37
100
32 Ma
19
29
15 Mi
*31
30 Mi
36 Ma
*97 Ma
*82
83
*82
82
3 7 Ma
100 Ma
21 Mi
21 Mi
21%
21%
37
100
100
90
*98
3 7 Mi
37%
37%
X27%„
12
58% Jun
1,500
51 Mi
13% July 23
6
'mn
9%
323/a
15
July
21 Mi
9%
28%
Jan
Jan
21 Mi
9%
9%
51 Mi
16
9
21 Mi
xl5%
'14%
39
33
21
32 M4
17
46
*37
38
9%
83
51 Ma
60
700
21
32
1
16%
38
15Mi
1%
*16 Ma
16%
16 Mi
9 Ma
100
21%
400
2,200
109
109
111
16 Mi
9%
9%
37 Ma
34 Ma
*
7
14
23
9 Ma Sep
109 Ma
*82
51
STOCK
Decker Mfg
&
Blaw-Knox
30
July
21 Ma Jan
14
31% May 16
6
111
27%
EXCHANGE
Highest
2
27% Dec
69%
Sales for
Lowest
44 Ma Jan
69%
1
—
(Del)
NEW YORK
32% July
13 Ma July
69 Mi
*91
preferred -—
•■«--—1°°
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
31
69 Mi
21
2 1Mb
22
70
1674
37
21 Ma
*98
22
*20 Ma
7%
7
Jan
20 M« Jan
84
1
37
21 Mi
9 Mi
1,600
22
*37
37
STOCKS
Highest
Lowest
18 Ma Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
Year
30
144 Ma Mar 21
29
14 Mi May 19
139 M2 Apr
Previous
Range for
54% Jan
16 Ms
98
19,300
44 Ma
22 Mi
109
109 M4
•37
23 Mi
44
22 Mi
*69 Mi
70
16Mb
■
22%
443/a
com—No par
——
Bethlehem Steel
16 Mi
23 Mi
44 Mi
*21 Mi
22 Mi
22 Ma
108 Ma
109 Mi
23
44 Mi
23
Ma
22
44
15 Ma
1
Foods
Best
22 Ma
44
22
*43%
12%
common—10
Corp
10
14,000
70
30
5
Best & Co
4
33% Jan
Loan
2,700
10%
32
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Co.—1 peso
Cum
6%
3 5 Mi
10 74
15%
Benguet Consol Mining
29% Jan 22
1
78 Mi July
Beneficial
1
6%
35 Mi
10 Mi
*36 Ma
100
Aviation
6 Mi
35M4
10 Ma
'21
10
Co common
preferred
Bendix
May 24
1% Mar
7
3
46 M2 May
May 22
%
6%
*35 Ma
10 Ma
70
*82
900
6%
35 Ma
10
*22
21 Ma
900
*6 Mi
22
9%
44
3 5 Ma
22
37
25,100
6%
43Mi
*97 Ma
500
7
44
44
1,000
7 Mi
12%
10 Ma
22 M4
16
15 Mi
7
35 Ma
'6 Mi
10 Ma
108 Ma
14 %
■
200
6%
35
6%
3574
69 Ma
44
44
44
■
*674
*
30
29
1274
10
10
1
—1
Beech-Nut Packing Co
l97/a Mar
30 Ma Jun
*26 Ma
29 7i
360
.
109 Ma
109 Ma
29
*26 Ma
*26 Ma
22
50
110
*109
29
*3474
29 Mi
*
100
20,200
3 4 Ma
28
110
4,800
103
*105 74
108
*105 Mi
111
34%
43 Mi
__No par
RR
110%
108
*105 Mi
110
*26
110 Ma
110
93 Mi
6 Mi
convertible
Creek
Beech
26 Mi
26 Ma
26
109
2 6 Mi
109
35 M4
12.50
preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
.2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 4Mi% pfd._
100
Beech Aircraft Corp
1
4
20
98
*96 M4
74 Mi
*43%
Beatrice Foods Co common
3Ma %
4,900
97
97
98
*97
9 6 Mi
6%
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
July 23
83
19
21
37 Mi Feb
Feb
94Ma Apr
8
Mar
107
37% July
100
*97
"
743/4
*12%
50
10
—.—
22 Ma
96 Mi
*6
50
Corp
2174
9,400
19 Mi
22 Mi
75
109
13
common
19
22 Mi
34%
10
Works
Iron
19%
22
98 Mi
(Delaware)
preferred
4M2%
Bath
19 M4
22
27%
100
Brothers
Barker
30
7
19% Jan
May
20 Ma May
3
Jan
37
Barber Oil Corp
July 17
19%
9 7 Mi
32 Mi
preferred
5%
Convertible
700
8MB
27 Ma
'
10 3M2
100
Bangor & Aroostook common
8
*27
98
*97
98
100
8 Mi
27%
*8 Ma
*27
19%
22
21 Mi
22 Ma
8MB
27%
*27
19%
19%
19%
19 Ma
103%
1
Corp
460
18
8 Ma
8%
27 %
*27
27 Ma
*27
26 Vi
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
114
*17 Ma
543/8
5
3
Baltimore & Ohio common
*113%
18
90 Mi
(The) .No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
22
24 M2 Jan
July
34
Feb
15 Mi Jan
2
15% July
114
18
18
*17 Mi
18
*8 Ma
8M4
9774
(The) common.
preferred
No par
Wilcox Co
&
360
113 Mi
113%
7%
Babcock
96
96 %
*7 Mi
Babbitt (B T) Inc
9% Jan 30
23
37% Jun
July 22
28
Jun
10
35
95%
*95 M2
113 Mi
B
13 Mi Jan 30
9M« Dec 24
55%
96 Mi
96%
*73
5c
of Amer
55 Ma
114%
*14 Ma
($1.20f
pref
87%
54%
114
18
3,303
87
5 4 Ma
*96
'17%
520
55%
87
53%
97
114 Ma
87%
*87
87
115
*96
No par
No par
prior
Conv
9%
10
9%
96 Ma
*26 Ma
Austin Nichols common
*
87
53%
87
52%
4% .convertible pfd series A
100
Atlas Tack Corp
No par
3
Mar
31
4
19%
2174
20
(voting)
Common
30
117% Jan
24
9
Jun
19%
*97
5
108 Mi Dec
31
HOLIDAY
No par
1
10
100
Powder—
Atlas
SATURDAY
10
Atlas Corp.,.
3,300
19 Mi
*8 Ma
par
Atlantic City Electric Co
105 Mi Jan 17
25
92 Mi Jun
x25
Jun
7
Feb
82
110
4
Jan
83
58
21% Jan
31 Mi Jun
2
29
CLOSED
5
Preferred
4
10
237/b Oct
18 Mi Jan
61% Jun
STOCK
EXCHANGE
50
50
51% Jan
Shares
20 Ma
19%
19 Ma
9%
Fe—
3
Aug
the Week
July 25
20 Ma
*86
par
par
par
Common
July 21
4152'/a
par
-100
100
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa
July 23
Friday
July 24
July 22
Thursday
Wednesday
38%
-5
10
5
1
Common
5.25% 1st preferred
6% 2nd preferred
Associates Investment Co
22MiJuly25
98
July 9
98
Jan 23
76M2Julyll
20
18% Feb
2
Sales for
PRICES
Tuesday
20
__2.50
1
Arvin Industries Inc—
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
SALE
AND HIGH
Monday
July 19
Par
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp.
Armour & Co of Illinois com
$6 conv prior preferred
No
Armstrong Cork Co com
No
$3.75 preferred
—No
$4 convertible preferred—_No
Arnold Constable Corp
—,
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No
27% Jan 22
41% Jan 30
12% Mar 5
96
Mar 13
57
Jan 28
99
Apr
1
116MiJan 22
17% Jan
3
9
Feb
8
28
Jun 10
23% Mar 25
22
19% July
36 Ma July
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Since Jan. 1
Range
1951
Year
Lowest
Saturday
12 Ma
22 Ma
12%
*80
12
22%
*107
107
4.700
300
7,600
...
•
7,800
300
210
40
123/s
2,100
81 Ma
10
12%
1,600
22%
1,300
108
60
23 Mi
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,000
27
27
27
Ma
27 Mi
27 Mi
4,900
2 Ma
2'/a
2 Ma
2%
2%
4,600
8 Ma
8M4
8 M4
8i/a
8M4
8 Ma
4,500
23 Mi
2474
2474
24%
24%
2474
1,700
9%
4.900
917i
91 Mi
200
2 6 Mi
2 Ma
9 Ma
91 Ma
*47
*17 Ma
35%
SMa
9 Ma
9
91 Ma
91 Ma
91 Ma
49
46 Mi
47
*46 Ma
47%
*17 74
17%
100
3574
36 Mi
18.700
*17 Ma
17%
36
35 Mi
36 Ma
*50 Ma
1774
52
5IM2
51 %
*50 Ma
52
23
23
*2274
23 Ma
*23
23 Ma
54
54
54
54
1274
1274
1274
13
1274
13
17
17 Ma
17 Ma
1774
17
17 Ma
*54
9
54Mi
23 Ma
52
'50
51
24 Ma
*24
24%
54
450
100
1,900
960
54M4
53 M2
12%
12%
12 Mi
12%
2,800
17 Ma
17 Mi
17 Ma
1774
1,600
*54
|
Y
Volume
.Number 5137
176
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(337)
13
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range (or Previous
<
Lowest
Range
111% July 17
35% Dec
7
30% Jan 29
Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
103 % Nov 23
4b
STOCKS
1951
Year
Oct
104% Jan
34
i.
Feb
9
114
Apr
2
2
25% Aug 17
43% May 1
21% Jan 23
35
13
July
Carolina
clinchfield & Ohio
Carolina
Power
5
45 % July 13
39'/a Jan
10
46
2
13
10% Feb
20
13% July 24
24% Jun
17
142% Jan
2
3
47'A Jan
2
Feb
13
99% Jan
3
58% Aug
2
138
Nov
43
May 24
98 % Dec
10
140
Jan
-4
Mar
106 :
2
152
105% May 24
14% Jan : 2
116
Jun
133% Jun
18
20% Sep
21
3
2
17% Oct
20% Jun
Jan
16
6
-
2
10% May
16% July
2
24% Feb
39% Jan
3
57% Feb
23
10% Dec
21
9 T
Jan
.
3
!
Conv
1
7%
58
July 14
104% May 19
51% Janr - 2
.
:
150% Feb
26
Preferred 4.20%
19% Jan !
.
8
2
17% Jan
20% Mar 12
30
-9% Feb
14
29
12
17
Jun
60% July
1
11% Jun 26
10% Jan 29
32% Jan
4
36% Dec
13
36
Apr
24
40
Feb
18
101'/a Dec
22
112% Feb
15
104
Jan
8
110
Jun
25
13 % Jan
19
10
26%
50
*44%
1
12%
12.50
STOCK
100
.10
common
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
.100
....
2
26
\
.28% Mar
17 y4 Dec
27
-
SATURDAY
HOLIDAY
19 %
*7%
5% preferred series B vtc__—100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
;
preferred ■——-'-'i
Central RR Co
2
8% Jan
2
11% Jan
58% Oct
Class
B
19
July
Central & South-West Corp.-
21
Feb
Central
3
10
8
Apr
Jan
29
58% Feb
8
2
18 % Oct
5
14% Jan
6
40% Feb
7
33 % May
6
.42
22% May
1
30
21
16% Apr
Feb
1
8
47%
*46%
473/4
473/4
48
27%
285/e
27%
28%
28 %
283A
28%
283A
45 %
45%
46
46
46
*46
46 3A
12%
13
12%
13
13
13%
13
13 VB
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
253/4
263/4
26%
27
151%
152
153
*151%
56
56
*103%
153
153
56%
153
♦152
154
Nov 23
97
Dec
3
5% Aug 10
29
Jan
2
28% Jun
32
Aug
6
107% Feb
2
9% Jan
16
383A Oct
15
'
98
Jan
28
18
104 %
55I/2
543/4
55 Vb
54%
553/8
104%
*103'A
1043/4
*103%
1043/4
43
*139
142
*139%
105
105
105
104%
17%
43%
43 Vb
43 V2
42 3/4
433/8
139%
139%
105 %
*104%
105 "A
17%
173/b
173/4
142
.
423/4
*139
10
105%
1053A
173/8
17%
1,600
2,700
17%
17%
17 y«
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16%
1,000
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
I,700
7%
73/4
73/4
7%
7%
73/4
73/4
*75/8
73/4
500
27%
26%
26%
26%
27
*26%
27V4
*26%
26%
57 %
57
57 Ys
563A
563A
57
57%
*57%
58
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll3/«
38
38
383/„
38%
38%
38%
109
108%
108 %
*108%
*108 %
109
*38
*108%
383A
109
108 3/4
30
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/8
2,400
*21%
22%
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
200
*21 %
22
*21%
22
*21%
22%
*21%
19%
17%
18
18
17
17
9%
9%
*21%
22%
18'A
18%
18%
183/4
18%
*16%
17'A
*163/4
17%
*16%
18%
17%
Pasco
No par
Corp—
108%
4
37
July
87
Jun
"
14
23% Feb
24
16 Ve Feb
20% July
2
27
Feb
13
22 Vb
12% Jan
9
17
Feb
9
May 24
17% Oct
29
33% Jan
27% Nov
5
383/4 Feb
12% Jun
29
7% Nov
7
19
20
July 22
20% July
27
Jun
3
9 %
*9Vb
93/4
*9 Vb
93/4
300
42%
42 3A
42 3A
42 3/4
42%
43 %
43%
433/4
3,400
14%.
15
15
15 VB
15
15 vb
15%
15%
15%
15 Vb
9,400
36%
36%
*35%
36%
36%
36%
36
36
36%
36%
500
29
29 Ve
293/8
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29
293/8
2,800
99
99
99
99
98%
98 3/t
*99
10
1
20
21% July
7
9
18 % Feb
20
21% Jan
4
2
28% Apr
17
32% Jun
19
1
15 Va Jan
28
26
9% Jan
16
5
12 % Mar
7% Feb
17% Jun
25
30
Feb
9
19% Feb
4
24
Mar 19
39 % Jun
28
59 % Feb
9
x39% Feb
27
49
Feb
15
Nov
24
28 % Mar
3
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
Dec
29
52 3/a Feb
9
325/8 Feb
20
41 Vb Jun
523/4 Oct
3
45% Apr
24
56 %
July 23
70 % Sep
12
61% Apr
28
75
17%
18%
18 3/8
19
19
19%
19%
195/a
19%
19%
22%
223/4
22 VB
22%
22 5/a
22%
22%
23%
223/4
223/4
2,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 5/e
203/4
20%
205/a
203/8
205/8
II,800
6,700
Class B
Chic
38% July 31
50
Feb
13
36
82 3/s Apr
14
68 Vb Feo
2
July 22
27
Paul
A
Year
Lowest
North
Western
1,600
8,600
76 %
75
75
1,200
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
5% conv preferred series A
100
Chicago & South Air Lines__No par
66 VB
66 %
65%
66%
663/8
67%
673/4
69%
68 Vb
69
6,400
*91 %
92%
92%
92'A
92
£2
92%
93
92
93
1,100
15%
153/a
15'A
153/a
153/B
15%
15%
15%
155/s
15%
1,500
6
Chicago Yellow
*11%
12
*11%
12 Vb
*11%
8
Chickasha Cotton Oil
*16
16%
*16
16%
$3
25
79% July 15-
Co
5%
Jun
29
27
31% Jun
4
36
Jan
2
43% Jan
8
38% Apr
57% Dec
11
54
84% Mar 28
120 % Sep
10
97
11'/a Jan
18
9
Jan
8
Oct
15
92
Jan
21
28% Jan
9
75
Dec
11
32% Mar
100 % Feb
15
90
May
14
42
Jan
30
55
5
140
Feb
7
155
Apr
25
7
5
30% Jan
26
38
Oct
18
3 5 Va May
Nov
30
74
Jan
31
38% Dec
28
5
24
31
29% July
17
130'/a Dec
28
84
Jun
28
xl00y4Nov29
806
Oct
42% Nov
26
74% Jan
5
48% Feb
21
1
105% Mar 12
2
78% May 23
53% Apr
7
110
Apr
4
3
42
% Jan
28
14
72
July
37% Jan
26
43
Jun
29% May
8
18
5%
Special
16
18% Mar 18
27
81% Apr
3
91
Jan
18
7% Dec 21
4y2 Apr
23
6% Jan
2
26% May 19
32% Jan
4
138
Jan
16
130 y2 Jan
Jan
860
3
May
1
Jan
7
136
Apr
88
Feb
4
117% Jun
13
28
Jun
102
29
55% Feb
Dec
18
100% Feb
25
23% Jan
29
19Va Jun
29
26% Feb
3
36
Jan
10
37% Jan
8
56
35 >A Jan
9
25% Jun
25
61
HOLIDAY
*86%
543/a
*78%
*71
*42
Inc
conv
No par
343a
87
543/8
165
x86
63%
*145
19'A
*83%
4%
45/8
1
„
40% Jun
23
46
Jan
2
95
18% Jan
8
87
19
May 17
Jan
4
*135
82
Internat'l
Corp—No par
*875
59% Mar 27
Colorado
&
Mar
19
41
Jan
18
Feb
24
39
Jan
8
57
3
4%
54% Mar 17
38
Jan
2
54% Mar 27
4%
Jun
22
35% Dec
28
33
3
40% Feb
Jun
29
35 y2 Dec
28
32'A Jun
4
39% Feb
1
2
16% Oct
15
14% Jun
24
16% Jan
11
11
Jun
4
11 % Jun
10
58
July 31
15% Sep 27
65% Mar 19
1
13% Jan
15
62
Apr
22
61% Apr
4
56% Jun
11
39 va Apr
4
51% Sep
19
42% Jan
3
19'A Jan
2
22% Mar 10
20% Jan
2
24
45 % Jan
29
38 % May 24
44% Jan
61 'A Dec
19
57% Feb
71% July 25
July 21
Southern
No par
Ry com—.100
noncumulative
1st
pfd.—100
noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
71%
71%
*71
44
44
*42
*42
37 Vb
363/4
373/8
193/4
19%
19%
84
84
84
*135
*82
1115/8
*875
136%
*135
83%
*82
112%
*875
112%
83
112%
*875
363/4
19%
70
87%
410
543/4
1,500
165
82
513/4
2,200
109
490
41%
900
72
40
44
37
26,500
20
9,600
843/4
200
43/4
2,100
28
28%
1,500
*135
136%
*84
43/4
82
112
*875
82
300
112%
1,800
•mmm.
44
x44
44 %
43%
44
44
44%
89%
*88%
21%
89%
*88%
89%
88%
88%
22
215/a
22
21%
22
2,400
20%
20%
21 Vb
205/8
21%
6,900
21
21
21
22
20%
20%
20%
203/8
52
52
20%
523/4
3,000
50
52
*52
53
150
51%
52
51
52 Vb
*51%
51%
*51
52
51
52
470
49 Vb
49%
49
49
49
49
*48%
50
*49
50
130
52
*52
53
52
34%
34%
34
34
34
34 VB
34 Vb
34%
33%
34'/a
2.50
34'A
34'A
34
34
34
34
*333/4
34%
333/4
34%
800
145/a
143/4
14%
143/4
14%
145/e
14%
143/4
14%
143/4
21,000
Pictures common..No par
cumulative preferred-No par
llS/8
11%
115/e
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
1,200
Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
B_
Columbia
.".
Gas System Inc
Columbia
$4.25
71%
51
98
No par
Columbia
Class
41%
193/8
113
Colorado
41%
*833/4
82
113
7
413/4
36 3/s
136%
82
113
433/4
41%
136 %
136%
*88%
1073/4
273A
113
43%
513/4
108%
275/8
*81
*77%
51%
27%
*135
89%
82
87%
54%
*145
*107%
109
27%
100
43'A
55
4%
No par
*88%
*77%
87%
165
4%
preferred—100
—No par
82
51%
533/4
*145
*42
28 Va
Aikman Corp
Fuel & Iron
*86 %
533/4
43A
(The)
&
87
165
43/4
28
Collins
*16%
43A
Co
cumulative 2nd
17%
*71
193/8
28%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com..No par
$3.50 preferred-No par
12% Jan
51
84
*28
2
May
53 'A
*145
3 6 3/b
No par
9
Apr
22% July
22% Feb
86 3/4
86
54
165
Coca-Cola
4%
600
300
42
19 V4
6,100
9%
16%
71%
83 'A
4 %.
104
16%
71%
19 %
93/8
17 Vb
*17
41%
83 V4
1023/4
9%
3,300
41%
1
104 Vb
9%
32%
*40%
100
common
preferreed
5,500
103 Vb
95/a
220
32
41%
35
68 3/8
32
*77%
*42
67
32
108%
44
1,500
673/4
1,500
•
32
82
505/s
353/b
33%
31%
109%
72
97 %
333/4
*95
50%
*78%
97%
34
98
109%
82
98
333A
*95
109%
51
*97%
SB
17'A
*145
38%
97
Coca-Cola
80
94% Jan
132
SATURDAY
38 5/8
67
104
33%
97
*163/4
gtd___50
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7 % preferred
27
cum
67
173/8
41
Clopay Corp
Foods
66
32
stock__50
4%
34% Apr
4%%
65
*31%
1
Molybdenum
Clinton
333/4
32
503/4
7%
RR
guaranteed
33%
*31 %
108%
Cleveland Graph Bronze Co—
Climax
33 5/8
98
com.No par
109% Jan
36% Feb
100
100
com
preferred__100
37% July 24
25VsJan
2
1
98
*97
No par
Pitts
38 3A
*97
173/8
5
20
Illuminating
&
CLOSED
Shares
Sales for
97 3/4
*9'A
No par
the Week
July 25
38%
1035/8
EXCHANGE
Friday
July 24
97"%
9%
20
12,600
38%
1033/4
9'A
400
79
38%
*9%
9'A
33/8
Thursday
July 23
103 Vb
102
STOCK
33/s
PRICES
Wednesday
103 VB
5
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland
SALE
July 22
64 %
100
noncumulative
Elec
HIGH
Tuesday
63%
10
C C & St Louis Ry Co
Cleve
37%
78%
63 %
preferred
Products Corp
C
*35%
79'/a
33%
Clark Equipment Co
4
37%
78 3/s
3334
5%%
July 18
*35%
78 3/a
33 %
common
Apr
65% Jan
13
16% Jun
85
IT Financial Corp.:
Cities Service Co
City Investing Co
37%
77
No par
C
700
*35%
77
*97%
100
33/8
11
10
100
Co
16%
*103/4
98
.
*16
11
383A
City Stores Co common
4%% convertible preferred
Jan
3% Mar 24
28
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
16%
33/8
*103/4
37
38%
*155/8
3%
98
17
12
103/4
38 %
com
1
Feb
Sep
Jan
10% Mar 15
4%
17% July
88% Jan
50 y2 Nov
24% Nov
114
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
*11%
10 3/4
76%
AND
12
*33/8
36
Juiy 21
*11%
16
16
33/8
12
11
77%
LOW
City
111
89 »A Dec
68% July 25
Feb
44% Feb
10
3%
*10%
Monday
July 19
Par
1
4
41
33/8
11
38%
76%
Saturday
STOCK
33% July
6
Mar 15
1
YORK
4
42 y4 Jan
28
*37
25
7
xl03y» Dec
67
33/8
10 3/4
25
14% May 12
X80% Apr 15
26
53 %
1
preferred
99% Apr
7
21% Jan
155
10
25
common
EXCHANGE
30
28
No par
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
9
25
A
Cab
convertible
NEW
Apr
Oct
com__No par
series
convertible preference..No
Childs
Mar 12
102
Dec
2,100
*73%
1
38 V4 Apr
10,100
433A
74
2
87
20%
43%
73%
94% Jan
140
20 Vb
433/4
73
37% May
27
205/a
43%
71%
26
16 >A Dec
20%
44
71%
31
July 31
203/s
43%
70%
Feb
27 %
20 %
43'A
9
par
Dec
94
20 %
43
9
6,300
40
3
20%
43
9
55%
107
27
203/b
423/4
*8%
40%
3
8'A Jan
100
20 %
pfd—100
9
19
27
85% Jun
9%
Pac—No par
&
noncum
preferred
Highest
22
500
*83/4
*8%
55
Dec
Jan
700
14%
39%
4 Vb Mar 12
41% Jan
313/8
14%
18%
93
31% Jan
21%
31%
14%
563/8
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
20 3/a
31
8%
STOCKS
1951
21
14%
*8'A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Range for Previous
Lowest
19%
31
14 %
19
July 24
48% Jan
19%
303/8
395/8
Jan
65% July
19 %
303/b
*14
18%
69% Juiy 24
13
13%
55%
18
13
26
30%
13%
39%
1
3% Jun
193A
*30 %
14
56%
11
15% May
St
series
&
19 %
303/s
18%
16% Jun
10% Jan
Chic
19%
14
No par
Milw
5%
19
30%
6,500
38%
12% Feb
8
300
54%
1
8% Feb
14,500
18%
19
19 3/a Mar 30
300
•
38 3/4
12
19% Jan
353/4
85%
54%
9
5
353,4
*85
18 %
11
28
85
383A
49 'A Jan
3% Dec
35%
53%
813/4 Jan
10% Dec
35%
85
*84
18 VB
9
16
35%
85 %
35%
85%
38'A
3
24
35%
*84
85%
53%
61% May
16% Dec
2,500
18%
94 % Feb
Apr
6%
30%
39%
26
113/a. May
6%
29%
53%
29
16
6%
30%
18%
80% Dec
Jan
6 Vb
*29%
*38%
43% Oct
13
510
6%
30 %
100
27
II'A Dec~19
99%
6'A
*29%
35*%
35%
*84
99%
6%
30%
com.No par
58% Apr
93
35%
100
98%
6 %
*29%
6%
30
40
July 25
15
6%
30
par
12
38% Mar 28
convertible preferred
Class A
13
37
1.25
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
4
Jan
No par
Chicago & East 111 RR com..No
20
15'A Feb
14% Feb
•
$4.50 preferred
3%%
200
9%
1
Common
13
11,000
17
93/4
43
Chesapeake Corp of "Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
2
18 3A
*9%
43
Checker Cab Manufacturing
dl%Jan
22
5
7
33 % Jan
1,300
22
26
2
700
38%
*38
6,800
19%
17
8
800
11%
*21%
Apr
38% Feb
8,400
19%
8% Jan
90 % Jan
100
43
140%
22%
34% Jan
26
6,800
19%
1
Apr 27
80
2,000
*21 %
May 17
6 Va May
s
2,700
130
543/4
43
17 VB
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chain Belt Co——
July 24
14,300
11,300
*103%
105
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
25
2,400
200
45
_5
de
20
37%
12%
Violeta Sugar Co—-—9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
114
37%
50
A
July 22
39% May 16
*113
37,/2
57%
100
of N J class
17
30
114
373/8
27%
Illinois Public Service—10
16% Apr 17
18
25
24% Jun-
Shares
*113
38
50
Central
20
the Week
27%
142
*16%
19% July
Feb
42%
*139
Friday
July 25
45
104
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
—
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry vtc_—No par
24% Jun
27
55%
104
17%
15
May 11
25%
*151 %
104%
15% Feb
3314 Jan
14% Jan
33 % Apr
*46%
20
2
5
47%
-
2
Nov
Mar"
"29
*46%
No par
19% July 10
Jun
15% July
47%
Thursday
July 24
114
*46%
preferred—
4% %
*113
-
37%
common——
-v
113
37'/b
preferred series A. 100
5%
113
37%
series
Sales for
July 23
37%
Corp
Celotex
9
16
114
conv
28
:1 % Apr
17% Jan
7
4%%.
PRICES
Wednesday
37%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
1.
7% 2nd preferred-™—100
110% Jan - 2
SALE
July 32
No par
—
Caterpillar Tractor
.
*113
HIGH
Tuesday
July 21
5
preferred 4%
preferred
Monday
July 19
Ry_100
Light
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common.
18
July
47% Jan
.
-
30 VP Apr
19% July 24
,
23
1
Jan
July 23
153
19
99% May 16
17% Mar- 3
'
3.
18% Jan
r.
36% May 14
Apr 12
,
15% Jan
8%
6
55"% Jan
5
43% Jan
-
155
8
6
&
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
28% July 23
J an
Dec
Par
3
9% Jan
.
Saturday
EXCHANGE
38% July 17
53 % Jan 28
20
18 % Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
58
:
1
Columbian
Columbus
Carbon
&
*
2,400
Southern
59%
59
59
59 Vb
60 %
*59%
60%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
503/4
50%
51
50%
50 3/4
1,800
Elec—5
Ohio
*58%
No par
Co
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
233A
24
235/8
24
3,700
413/4
42%
41%
42
413/4
413/4
42
42%
42
42
1,400
70%
70%
70%
70%
703/8
71
71
71 Vb
71%
71%'
2,700
355/8
355/8
36
36
400
*58 3/4
60
100
Combustion
x36y4 July 11
45 >/b Jan
8
4
35 Vb July 18
22% Jan
8
27% Jan
2
32 % Aug
32% Dec
21
6
36
35 Vb Jan
Jun
26
30
July 25
11
7
30% Jan
Dec
28
32% Jan
14
34% Mar 24
2
11% Feb
3
7% Jun
20
10% Feb
18
Dec
27
29% Nov
6
25 Vb Mar 10
28% Jan
2
22% Dec
6
25
31
Nov
9% Jan
27
25
30
33
28
33
Mar 21
Jun
18
21% Apr
19
28
18
31% Feb
7
1
12% Jan
25
Jun
29
35% Jan
20
71/s Jan
25
13% Oct
9
30
2
Jan
2
33% Dec
20
105 % Dec
3
108% Oct
2
Jan
7% May
32% July 18
xl06% Jan
2
July
2
35% May 12
109% Mar 27
Engineering
Superheater Inc
Commercial
Credit
Jun
29
104% Nov
16
115
Feb
3
July 19
107
98 VB
13% Jan
10
2
July 17
45% Jan
26% Feb
24
25% July 21
106
27% Feb
14
*35
Commercial
Solvents
Commonwealth
$1.32
Conde
Cone
Mills
Consol
Cigar
Elec
of Ealt
Feb
27
112% May
1
Preferred
4%%
19
105% July 15
16% Jan 18
Preferred
4%
series
13
Apr
22
Consolidated
Grocers Corp
12
1
10% Jan
3
11% Jan
23
Consolidated
3
64% Feb
4
Consolidated
Natural
56'A Jun
28'A Jan
30
33% May
8
31 Va Dec
28 % Jan
31
33
May
7
10% Dec
27
16
Feb
5
9% Mar 11
11
Apr
1
Consolidated
Retail
10% Dec
31
18
Feb
3
9
12 Vb Jan
14
Consolidated
Textile
30% Jan
25
21% Feb
24
26
2
34 Va Mar
29
113 % Mar
2
101% Dec
27
110
32% Jan
2
42
16% Apr
x95
Nov
16
17
Jan
2
92
Oct
24
Jan
21% Mar
99
11
99
May 28
2
29,
106
Jan
31
114% Dec
*335/8
7%
7%
75/8
75/8
73/4
1,900
27%
27%
27%
273/8
27%
27%
275/8
27%
27%
27%
2,300
243/s
24%
24%
243/8
243/a
243/a
24%
24%
24 Vb
24%
29
29
29
29
28
28%
28 Vb
28 Vb
28
28
8%
83A
8%
8
Jun
25
13
Oct
17
Jun
21
23
Aug 16
For
footnotes
see
3
page
5
10
96
21
Feb
7
48 Vb Jan
22
5
99
Jun
16
117
Feb
8
15
10% Jan
21
18% Jun
30
Container Corp
4%
$5.50
38,100
33 3/8
333/4
33%
34%
34
34%
34 Vb
34%
34%
34%
1073/8
1073/8
107%
1073/b
107
1073/8
107%
107 %
*107%
1073/4
1,400
253/4
25%
2534
25%
253/4
25%
253/4
25%
8,600
III3/8
111%
105
253/4
26
70
113
lll3/4
*111%
1123/4
*111%
104 %
104%
104%
104'%
1045/e
1045/g
70
14%
14%
14 %
*143/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
500
11
103/4
103/4
*10%
11
11
300
58
111%
112
111%
*104'A
105
*104%
14%
*10%
*105/8
11
*10s/8
59
59
59%
59 %
59%
59%
8,200
30%
30%
30%
30 5/8
31
30%
31
1,600
30%
303/4
30%
*30%
31%
*30%
31
*l03/8
10%
103/b
10%
*103/8
10%
103/s
10 3/4
10%
10%
900
Inc
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
95/a
95/8
9%
93/4
2,100
18 5/a
18 3/4
4,600
36%
5,300
Co
10c
Inc
Aircraft
com
1
1
;_No par
of America com..10
100
par
No par
common—20
preferred
$4.25 preferred
No par
18%
35%
107%
*107
183/4
36
107%
107%
18%
107%
*107%
108%
38%
373/4
38%
373/4
101%
*100%
101 %
100%
1003/4
17 Vb
17 Vb
173/a
17%
17%
913/4
91 Vb
913A
101
101
*100%
17
17 Vb
37
101 %
17
17%
91%
45%
46
98
91%
453/4
*96
*114%
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
8%
83/4
*17%
183/4
*17%
1153/4
200
38%
107%
363/4
♦96%
36
36%
1075/s
*106%
*107
36%
*91 %
36 Vb
35%
107%
36
35%
36
36
108
8 3/4
25
19
19
35%
*114%
preferred
18%
18%
19
59
107%
No par
convertible
4,700
30%
$3.75
5 %
900
1,800
8%
30%
Stores
Inc
83/4
58%
Baking Co com—No
Can
8%
31%
preferred
Continental
83%
30%
preferred
Continental
8%
2,200
58%
No par
23
8%
33%
30%
preferred—!
19'A Jan
8%
335/8
*30%
15
$4.52
2
333/4
pfd
100
of deposit
Gas
109% May 29
38% July 25
103% Feb
8
8% May 29
22
1.33 Vb
3
Jun
16% Feb
100
No par
12
Jan
Vultee
Consumers Power Co
32 Vb
&
C
6%
certificates
Consolidated
333A
333/4
7%
preferred
17
92
Cuba
32%
7,300
33%
$4.50
110% Mar 20
21
pfd
of
8,600
323/a
32%
May 16
42% Feb
4
106 Ya Oct
29
RR
22
73/4
110
Jan
x90
9
45% Dec
19% J an
36% July 25
6%
21%
32 Vb
33%
2
16% Jun
5
90% Oct
Jan
102% Jan
31% May
16
32% Jan
2
102
July 31
106% Jan
15
34 V« Jan
8
Oct
Mar 24
Consol
223/8
*7%
Laundries Corp
series
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
22 Vb
32 Vb
33%
100
3
25
22%
32%
B
10
31
223/8
7%
com—No par
Feb
Dec
102
Light
19% Mar
Feb
22%
323/8
No par
97% Jan
22%
333/4
Coppermines Corp —5
of N Y com__.No par
Co
22 >/a
7%
25
Edison
Power
35%
323/a
No par
$5 preferred
Gas
35%
No par
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated
35%
323/s
com...25
Corp.
Consolidated
22 Vb
35%
3 5 S/8
No par
Edison Co
Publishing Co
30
14% Jun
No par
convertible preferred
Nast
22% Jun
11
10
"When issued"
Consolidated
24
No par
Co
*100%
17
913/4
91%
1153/4
8%
18
%
45 Vb
1143/4
1,14%
1143/4
8%
8%
9
9
*96
?.
107
114%
46
46 3/a
98
107
*17 %
46
98
18
96
*17%
46
96
18
107%
*107
*91
445/8
*96
*114%
9
*17%
490
108
107%
5,400
70
I
1,800
91%
100
455/8
5,100
973/8
100
1153/4
80
9Vb
2,200
18
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(338)
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee for
1951
Year
Range
8»nee
Lowest
HigtiKSi
Lowest
Jan
EXCHANGE
Continental
Diamond
July 15
Continental
17 % Oct
13
12 Va Apr
24
15% Feb
64 % Nov
28
78
Jan
3
68% A pi
16
78 %
1
33% Nov
16
Continental
7% July
2
July
Apr
3
Continental
Oil
25
Jan
30
Continental
Steel
12
26% Jan
5
31 % Jun
9
8
22% Jun
22
Alay
6
29 % Jan
25
1
23 % May
2
28 Va Jan
2
14
52
Oct
11
48% Jun
26
51% Jan
x20 %
13% May 24
Sep
19
17% Jun
10
38
78
2
2
11
Apr
30
697/« Jan
16
87 % Jan
25
Jan
16
99% Apr
22
x92 % Dec
11
19
104% Feb
93
Jan
23
99% Apr
23
Jan
xG6
79% Aug
3
Nov
70% Feb
29
4%
65% Feb
16
23
1
Jan
10
3% Jun
17
Jan
5% Jan
2
26
186
166% May 17
166
Jun
28
2% Jan
12
27% Jan
2
42% Oct
19
31% May
88% Dec
20
103% Feb
10% Jan
2
2
2% Jan
3
38% Jan
25
97
9
11% Jun
27
29 Va Mar
17
91 % Jan
5
7
24% Jun
19
25
Nov
Jan
2
Oct
8
26
39% Feb
14
47% Nov
24
57% Oct
3
97% Nov
20
31 % Jun
29
47% Oct
79
Jun
28
99% Oct
23
Jun
25
32
22
106
Jan
3
1
19% Jan
28
36% Feb
5
28
*54
55
320
24
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23
400
24%
24%
*243/4
25
25
25
25
25
900
49%
49%
49%
SATURDAY
HOLIDAY
*17%
Jan
3
65% May 26
May
1
12% Jan
May
6
31% Aug 20
10% Feb
3
1
26 % A-pr
26
2
30
24
Feb
20
6
18
Feb
7% Jan
8
99
3
12% Jan
7% Apr
24
12
27% Feb
10
23% Feb
21
132% Jan
24
129% Jan
19
15
37% Nov
Jan
24 % Feb
17%
173/4
£00
67%
67
67%
310
72%
72%
72%
1/.00
73
73%
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
96%
*26
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
68%
68 Va
63
70%
*174
174 %
174%
3%
3%
3%
4
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
33 %
23'/e
33%
33 Va
95%
*94%
95%
*943/4
33
700
l3/4
1%
1%
1%
2,000
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
3,onn
95%
943/4
953/b
*94%
11%
11%
11%
11%
111/2
*11 %
11V2
'lOKf
25 %
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
253%
253/8
900
23%
33%
33%
85%
85%
*85%
26%
*26%
27%
28
*26
28
17%
26%
*26
Press
102%
1021/4
530
33%
34
343/a
33%
34%
3,700
86%
86
86'%
86
86
500
27
27%
*27
27%
260
28
*26
28
27
17%
*17%
187
64
*62
17
17%
17%
8175
6%
6%
64
*26%
1,900
188
63/4
6%
6%
*63
17%
*175
187
6%
64
*63
11
*10%
2,500
64
10%
107/a
10%
10%
10%
io3/4
2.50
23%
*27%
28'%
*273/»
28%
*273/4
28'%
27'%
273/4
700
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63A
6%
1,600
94%
94%
943/4
95
53
53
53%
500
8%
8,600
24%
400
No par
*95
96
*95
96
95
95
No par
53
53
*£2%
53%
52%
52%
*51%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
common
Inc
pfd
1%
*24%
24 %»
*24%
24%
243/a
*130
132
*130
132
*130
26
36
36
36
36
36
343/4
No par
2
35% May 26
Dana
9o
May
8
13
Jan
2
I0O
2.50
5%
20
Davison Chem Corp (The) com—1
Preferred 4.60% pfd series A..50
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
343/4
*34%
35
91%
*90
243/a
36
11
8%
8%
241/4
135
*130
100
Inc
8%
24%
1
A
Cutler-Hammer
102%
10%
37% Jan
3
*102
8,900
28%
common
preferred
preferred
Class
2,000
57%
5
Publishing
Cushman's Sons
500
57%
23
*175
6%
1
*62
65
*62
35%
57%
26%
17%
6%
15%
35%
57%
*26
187
*175
6 %
16%
16%
36
103
*102
103
17%
17%
187
6%
100
Inc
Curtiss-Wright
17%
*175
10
100
943/4
11%
25 Va
86%
6%
183
3%
*3"%
11 %
*25
preferred
4,300
174%
174
3%
4
25
*34%
*11%
100
10O
691/2
68%
70
174%
4
*37/a
33%
$7
11
73'/4
69%
174%
69%
69%
174%
174
7Aj/4
23%
RR
723A
73%
2
2.50
preferred
noncum pfd
*43%
93
174%
»
3
32% Mar
17%
67%
*85%
23
Jun
173A
67%
25
convertible
Curtis
7
132
173/4
67%
93
No par
Prior
Jan
100
*17%
102%
53% July 17
10
49%
17%
67
102%
29
Jun
49% Jan
x94
*49
17%
67
*43
*96
1
(The)
Corp
50
17%
67
*96
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
22
10
15
49
67
102%
Cuneo
8 % Mar 20
Jan
106% Feb
24%
11,200
*72%
25
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
16
Jan
24%
49
certificates
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
100
20% Jan
190
*2 i
16 3/4
6%
63
2
54%
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common__25
July 11
10
25"% Jan
54
*351%
Cuba
24
8
29
54%
17
23% July 14
Mar 25
Jun
8
Jun
54%
573/4
5%
128% May 23
28
55%
36
30
Mar
14% Oct
2
*54%
16%
30
77
8% July
STOCK
EXCHANGI
CLOSED
55%
*57
92% Jan
9
23% Dec
400
No par
*54%
*35%
39% Jan
2
57
30
55%
1
4
28
30
17
1
19
31
30%
35%
May
16% Jun
Dec
96
30
55 %
May
129% Jan
48% Jun
3D
16%
80
5
3
*293/4
35%
31
10
23
30
56%
3
Feb" 13
Jan
600
*2j%
17 Va
3
Apr
6% Nov
23%
2. %
26
13
Jan
9
66
23
29%
56%
103% Jun
13
Nov
651/4
223/4
66
Corp common—5
9
11
9% July
66
223/4
No par
Zellerbach
Crown
57% July 24
99% Jan
22
8%
65%
23
preferred
$2
t
Mar 20
7,900
66%
Crown Cork & Seal common
48% May
31
Jan
24%
Mar 27
7% July
25
26
2,400
8%
*22%
America
of
77%
,8%
common—5
Corp
Wheat
300
773/4
8%
78
22%
preferred
of
Cream
8%
8 Va
66%
common
Creameries
24
78%
8%
12%
78
77%
12%
22%
preferred
Co
3%%
May 22
12% Jan
185
19% Mar 29
G2
Crane
28
15% May
34% Apr
23
180
2
1
20
15
15
23
1% Jun
12% May
33% Dec
Apr
4% Jan
178
78
8%
123/4
*12%
65%
5
50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co
20
Corning Glass Work6 common
5
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%%
series of 1947_100
Corn Products Refining common_25
1%
preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
9
66% Apr
64
78
8%
123/4
66%
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
93
104% Mar
78 %
Share«
*12%
23 %
Copperweld
2
July 16
Jan
x91% Dec
12%
the Week
22%
Copper Range Co
22% Mar 21
72% Jan
29
60% Jun
$3 prior
12%
Friday
July 25
65%
5
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
28
8
Mar 17
49
55 % Apr
8
29
1
Sales for
Thursday
14
Delaware
of
12%
8%
4
30% Nov
28
19% Jun
«vb Jan
55% July
42 % Jan
14
x53% Dec
30
7 % Apr
Monday, July 28, 1952
July 24
July 23
f,8
10
Motors
75
53% Mar
12
Feb
2
27% Feb
59% Sep
32
6
20
2
2
»e
56% Jan
20% May
11% Jan
48% July
.
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
12%
9
Insurance
10
22
Fibre
f
12% Jan
SALE
Tuesday
July 21
July 19
Far
HIGH
AND
LOW
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
I
Hifche.t
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
.
*24%
36%
36
36%
210
132
*130
132
1,400
1,000
400
D
Jun
32
Jan
100% Mar 16
25
12% Dec
26
90
3
00
oaly 23
37% Mar
17% Feb
9
9% Jun
27
14% July 24
17% Feb
28
14 •% Mar 2«
31% Jan
47
Dec
31
34
May lfl
49
51
May 15
15~
29% Jan
14
20% Apr
34% Sep
29
Oct
2
13% A or
19
33% Feb
15% Mar
24
7
15% July
7
35% Mar 21
19
90
10
*9%
10
*14%
15%
15%
15%
*90
*143/4
151/2
35%
xl5%
34%
34%
*90%
91%
15%
200
37
37%
2,500
57%
57%
800
153/4
2,100
343/4
347/8
1,700
94%
95%
220
*143/4
353/4
56%
57
153/a
15%
15%
153/4
353/a
35%
35 Va
15%
363/4
363/4
363/4
57%
57%
57%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35
36 %
56%
*143/4
351/4
34%
25
94%
35%
95
*94
50
10
*9%
10
*9%
57%
35%
56%
*35
343/4
91%
34%
90
*9%
*9%
Stores Corp common
convertible preferred
11
Jan
35
*34%
91%
10
*90
Davega
57% July 24
2
1
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dec
28
Jan
4
85% Jan
2
Prelerred
3.75%
series A
*95
96
84% Dec
26
100% Feb
7
88
Jan
28
96% Jun
19
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
94%
94%
*93%
95%
*93%
051/2
*94
95%
*94
95%
Dec
28
104
Feb
26
92 Va Jan
21
99% Jun
9
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*97%
98%
*97%
98V2
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
17% Jan
8
25% Sep
10
18% Jun
2
24 % Feb
5
19%
19%
19i%
193/a
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
Jun
27
11% Oct
4
s.pr
16
9% Jan
14
85
91
8
99
8
96
% July 24
41% Jan
69% Oct
3
49 % Juii
17
30% Jun
25
37
41% Jun
Decca
Inc
Records
63%
j an
25
Deere
Co
&
Jan
19
3
34 %
53% Feb
9
43
Jan
2
51% July 24
Delaware
&
2
17 % Feb
2
12Va Apr
24
15 Va Jun
12
Delaware
Lack
20% Jan
2
26
Delaware
Power
48% July
2
60% Jun
Apr
7%
">1
Dec
27
23
Apr
18
25% Jan
2
69% Oct
5
62
Feb
27
82% Jun
6
17
x70
4
29
79% Feb
89% Jun
6
15% Mar 29
25% Dec
5
197/b July 21
24% Jan
17
10
6
23
Oct
23
25% Sep
64
Mar
ctfs for
,
Mar
13
60
Feb
5% Jun
19
6% Jan
11
1
21
Detroit
Steel
19% Mar
9
16% Jan
14
18% July 11
De
29% Mar
1
23% Apr
14
27% Jan
21
Devoe
43
Jan
25
Diamond
114% Feb
IB
45%
FetTTi
54
20
29
52% Mar 31
32% Jan
8
35% Jun
23
12% Jun
16
14% Jan
3
Jan
4
24
19% Feb
8
24
11% Feb
3
28
31
Feb
13
10
&
Year
12
Dec
48%
49
49
49
40
50
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
133/4
14
13%
14%
24
24
24%
24%
*24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
1,500
100
76
76
76
76'/a
76
76%
763/4
78%
78
79
3,300
100
8
85
85
843/4
843A
843/4
85
85%
853/4
86
86
19%
20%
20
23%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,700
233/8
233/8
23%
23 3%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/a
5,900
13.50
20
W RR
Co
Diamond
T
53/4
5%
15%
15%
183/8
*18%
*18%
Rsnge Since Jan
Highest
Lowest
16% Apr
33% Nov
26
37% Dec
17
10% Dec
21
14"% Jan
19
30% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
43% Jun
29
9
13
6
29% Feb
10% Jan
21
38% Aug 16
19% Oct
2
12% Jan
37 XU Jan
8
16
66% Oct
16
Apt
10
119% Sep
11
100% Feb
29
99
Dec
29
111% Feb
2
99% Jan
20% Jan
22
27% Oct
3
80% Dec
20
93% Feb
1
19% Jan
10
33
Nov
21
10% Nov
21
17
Feb
9
52
126
3
Jun
*107
Dow
Car
105% Mar 29
x22% Feb 17
5
Dresser
11
84
7
3%%
22
36% Mar 18
...
6
3,300
16
2,000
18%
*18 Va
18%
*18%
24%
24
36
36%
108
108
*107%
24
900
*35%
36
3,200
24
36
\
18%
23%
24%
35
109
109
109
300
45%
46
45%
46
*45%
453,4
46
46%
35
35
*343/4
35
34%
34%
343/4
343/4
2
*13%
Ltd
243/4
2
13%
13%
133/a
133%
13%
133/a
*13%
133/a
600
11
11
11
11'/a
11%
11'/a
11%
11%
3,200
25%
24%
25
24%
251/4
24%
25%
253/»
25%
5,200
Monday
9%
34%
No par
Ltd
11%
STOCK
351/8
35'/8
EXCHANGI
20%
20»A
No par
CLOSED
SATURDAY.
—No par
50c
HOLIDAY
common
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 23
Friday
the Week
July 25
Sharet
Thursday
July 24
*93/4
9%
9%
9%
1,300
9%
9%
91/4
9%.
34%
34%
35%
351%
35%
36
36
*11%
II1/2
11%.
31%
*113/8
11%
113/4
113/4
400
35
35%
35
35'%
35%
35%
35
353/a
3,500
20%
93/8
20%
20
20%
20
203%
19%
20%
5,400
623/4
62%
119%
1203/4
35
900
121
64%
64
65%
x63%
123
1233/4
123%
4.500
63%
122%
64%
633/4
118%
62%
118
„_15
common..
HIGH
July 22
34%'
11%
5
AND
Tuesday-
July 21
July 19
Fm
400
13%
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
1,600
11
11
50c
Corp
Industries
'
5%
15%
*18%
18%
103
•-
5%
153/4
24
*107
\
5%
15%
34%
108
62
*59
62
5%
15%
35%
Co
preferred series A
$4
26% Apr
*59
62
24
No par
Chemical Co
4,300
9,100
800
453/4
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc____No par
16
51
5%
;
34%
1
Mines
50%
35%
Cup Co
Pepper Co
Dome
51%
24%
*34
Corp
Doehler-Jarvis
49%
45%
Dixie
Dr.
21% May 20
65 % July
1
17
77% Jan
2
12% May 13
36% Jan
2
31% May 14
16% Jan
Divco
3
49%
25
EXCHANGI
Highest
Jun
33i/4
No par
common.
NEW YORK
1
33%
33%
343/8
23%
2
preferred
Motor
32%
33%
151%
»'
5%
15%
100
Diana Stores Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
86% Jan 19
5%
15%
10
common
preferred
Match
$1.50 cum
ft
54
323/4
*59
1
Co
A
cum
52
*59
62
*59
Co.lOO
_1
Stove
Corp
Alkali
%
r4
West RR—
STOCKS
1961
20
124%
101%
101»/2
101%
101%
101%
101%
*101
101%
101%
23%
23%
231/2
23%
233/4
24
-24%
233/4
5,200
101%
23%
—
24%
2,700
5,400
■
80% Jun
32
Jnn
9% May 18
Feb
12 % Jan
Nov
26
112% Nov
27
102% May
125
Jan
3
*114% Jan
•
90% Dec
19
106% Feb
23
x92% Jan
8
45
Nov
20
54 % Feb
7
9% Dec
26
12% Feb
9
197/« Jun
25
28% Nov
19
Jan
10
30
19
Apr
4
8
79% May
45% Jan
92
I
23
Jan
Pont de Nem
Common
9
10
51
July
*82
1
*33
35
*33
341/a
11
11
11
Jun
_
7
83
33
341/a
*32%
36
11%
11%
*11%
11%
2,100
111/4
20,900
*82
33
11%
11%
•
--
800
A
88%
883/4
88 %
887/a
89%
90%
90%
89%
90%
No par
No par
117%
117%
*117%
1181/4
118%
118%
117%
118%
*117%
1183,4
98%
961/4
*97%
98 %
*97%
98%
97%
97%
*97%
98
501.4
*49%
50%
20
9%
500
_
Preferred $3.50 series...
10
•82
83
33
83
Preferred $4.50 series
3
10% Jan
8% Apr 38
83
—No par
(EI) & Co.—
Duplan Corp
119% Apr 25
99
*82
preferred
83
*82
lOO
convertible
Dunhill International
du
82
33%
Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
32%
33'/a
Raynolds class A
Diamond
HVa July 23
21% May 27
Vilbiss
4.40%
44% July 17
8% Jan
Jun
9
20
36% Feb
13% Nov
24
July
106% Apr
Jan~~19
32% Dec
34
32%
331/a
100
Hillsdale & S
Detroit
29
Jan~~17~
11
32%
323/4
common
Detroit-Michigan
18% Feb
July 20
39% Dec
25,900
1,900
32 3%
Detroit Edison
7
16%
26
33%
33%
32%
323/4
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co (The)
24
23 %
36% Nov
2,600
33%
*33%
10
& Light Co
3
14% May
95,700
54%
Western
&
Jan
20
12,300
%
53%
8%
543/3
Hudson..
55% Feb
2
Jan
8%
%
52%
8%
8%
%
55
f
& Rio Grande
Escrow
"1% Apr
Mar
8%
8%
543/4
common
preferred
Denver
8
83/4
55
—20
new
25
5% July 25
8%
83/4
10
2,200
54
Deep Rock Oil Corp
10% July
0
8%
—50o
95
ft
33% July 25
9
31% Jan
19
50c
Dayton Rubber Co—
953/4
953/4
-—100
% July 23
25
31% July
July 15
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp
pfd
50
50
9%
■
*49%
9%
50 'A
*49%
50 %
*9%
50
9 3%
9%
9%
90
*491/2
9
9%
__
*9
j
700
20O
E
1
41%' July 10
11
182
36% July 2
15% Jun 28
44
81
Dec
22
11
Jan
3o
20
17
28% Jan
2
24
25% Jan
18
25
16% Jan 21
11
48
Eastman Kodak
158
Jan
21
7
36% Feb 27
15% Jan
2
Feb
26
83
2
97
Jan
|
18
2
54% May 2
2% Oct 10
44% Jan
l%Jan
40% Jan
2
46 Va Sep
21
40
16% Jan
12
31% Oct
13
12
July 20
22% Jun
25
,
48% Jun 26
52% Mar
23% Jan
38%
2
16% July 2
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
26% Nov
94
8
Oct
11
19% Jun
6ct~
22% Jan
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric Storage
12
161/2 Mar 19
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
24% Apr
15
28 % Mar 24
Elliott Co
38% Jun
16
El
17% Jan
29
Emerson
11% Jun 20
2
19% Jau
153/4 Apr
14
Emerson
23
26
30 % Jun
3
5
12
22% Feb
94% Apr
20% Jan
2
7% Feb
May
23
.
5% Feb
9
2
101
9
16% Jun 29
24% Feb
13
17% Jan
3
71% Feb
6
V 62% Jan
I
6
66
Mar 26
page
61 % Jan
92
-
11
143/4
14%
14%
1,500
18,300
2nd
A
14%
14%
14%
44%
44%
*169%
170
44%
44%
443/4
44 Va
44%
*169%
170%
'169%
170%
169'/a
169'/a
50
393/4
170% '
14%
44%
44%
169V2
39%
39%
393/4
39%
401/4
1,600
39%
*16 3/4
17%
17
17
89
*87
2
39%
39%
*39%
39%
1
*171/4
17%
17%
17%
*17
*87
89
*87
89
*87
17%
*17%
18
17%
*973/8
14'/4
49%
*973,fe
14%
493/4
1%
100
173/4
*97%
100
173/4
100
18
*97%
89
18
*87
18
100
*373%
89
18
14%
14%
14%
14
14
14%
14%
49%
50
49%
50
49%
49%
493%
50
1%
2
1%
300
700
100
14%
2
500
*14%
14%'
44%
14%
2
1,400
3,300
1,900
1%
2
1%
41%
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
*12%
123%
400
27%
28%
5,900
2
'
1,000
No par
41%
413/4
413/4
15
12%
12%
12 3%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
10
263/4
263/4
27
27%
27V2
273/4
28
28%
51
50
50
50%
50 3/4
51%
51%
51%
1,100
373/4
37%
38
373/4
38
4,800
50
preferred
*49%
51
*49%
4934
50
*50
*491/2
51
SO
_____
50%
50'/4
*50
51
40
37%
373/4
37%
37%
37%
4
153/a
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
153%
15%
2,400
3
10
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
12
11%
12
4,100
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/a
22%
22%
22%
1,700
28%
283/4
283/4
28%
29%
29
29
29%
29 %
3,900
99
99%
20%
21
Paso
Natural Gas
_
Electric Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
8.50
4%
,
;
-
Erie RR common
5%
12
66% May 13
8,100
20
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
18
May 22
69% Jun
3,900
241/4
20
shares
common
conv
23%
24
20%
3
10
23
n.
Amer
Empire District Electric Co
27
6
Ind
preference
5%
8
Jun
7% JUn
I
61% Dec
July
22% Jun
2
59
5%
18
51% Jun 20
23%
24 %
*20
0
52 % Mar 29
51 % Jan
23%
24
20%
1
_
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
Mus
23%
24%
20%
100
preferred
1
Elec &
23%
23%
20
100
24
May
23
23%
19%
2.50
common
Stop Nut Co
33% May
1
14% Apr 14
33% Feb
103% Jan
Co
11% Jun
15
see
4%%
Elastic
8
Nov
footnotes
14
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
29
For
14
6
5% Jun 28
Jun
Jan
14% Jan
preferred
Products
23
23%
19%
ICO
preferred
4%%
Ekco
223/4
233/4
lo
__
common
Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
July 15
89
Apr 29
18% May 17
102
Steel Corp
Co
1% Jun 20
16% Mar 16
20
6%
Stainless
Eaton
18
12% Mar 11
44% Dec
21
171% July 10
40% Jan 17
16% Feb 33
Apr 28
Jan
23
23%
*193/8
10
Airlines Inc
Eastern Corp
Jun
8
Dec
Eastern
22%
i
10
Eagle-Picher Co
42
11
15
29
Eastern
Jan
95
Jan
13% May 15
19
Sep 26
101% Mar 22
30
Jun
Apr
Aug
19% Feb
31
15% Jan
96
19
22 % Apr
19
Jun
18
33% Sep 28
51% Sep 17
50% Sep 14
13% Jun 29
156% Dec
Dec
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
VI?
*93
20%
100
20%
6Y4
1
6 'A
No par
2IV4
21%
100
68%
68%
50
*66
69
*99
20%
63^
21%
*63
*60
*29*99
100
20%
20%
100
*99%
100
21
20"%
21
15%
6%
3,000
21%
9,700
6%
6%
6%
6%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
69
681/2
683/4
*68'A
69
69
*66
63
*68
*
*66
69
*66
100
2,800
6%
21%
6%
21%
63%
69
15 »/4
500
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Volume 176
Number 5137
.
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\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
15
(339)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
5% July 27
13 V* July 11
Lowest
11% July 14
41
11% Jun
28
16
Apr
6
37
25
53
Dec
14
Jun
2 % Dec
31
26% Dec
4% Feb
27
27% Dec
26% Feb
19
9
11V2 Jun
28
16% Dec
1
64
S?% Jan
11
29% Mar 27
12% Feb
28
46% Dec
12
51% Dec
31
50 Y2 Jan
2
82% Oct
9
5
Nov
26
38% Oct 30
100
Dec
14
13% Jan
2
17% Jan
65
3
Jan
21
54% Nov
103
54% Feb
18
Apr
100
4
4
68% Mar
3
31
50
1
107% Mar 17
104
2
33% Oct
15
3
106% Feb
20
Dec
19
2
Jun
28
13% Dec
31
18% Jan
2
19% Mar 30
Apr
87% Nov
26
2
9
30
16%
Nov" 24"
10
Jun
29
35% Nov
29
July 10
24% Nov
75
Dec
26
3
1
27% May
■
96
28% Mar 21
12
•
1
10
25 V4 Jan
25
17
Jan
12
13% Jun
3
13
16% May 15
19% Apr 18
92% Jan 10
5
100
Feb
54
Dec
14
110% Dec
14
102
Jan
27
42% May 28
99% May
1
90% Jan
2
15
24% May 11
13 % Feb
9
14% July 23
10 % Jan
4
•
18
4
95
3
76% Jan
10
Feb
1/78
17%
3,30 v
16,600
*^5
5%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
55
55 y4
♦56%
57%
*55%
56%
200
75%
75 y2
♦74
76
75%
75 y2
1,000
35
35
*35
35%
35%
200
5%
5%
5%
5%
Carpet Co
Stove
Co
5%
1,500
44%
3,700
102 %
13%
13%
*13%
13%
300
30%
30%
30"%
2,500
79 %
73%
79 %
I,900
64%
6,600
Corp
&
Fair
Freeport
4%
64
105%
105%
105
105
340
40
40%
40 y4
40%
403/4
41
41
1,800
113/4
113/4
ll3/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,000
293/a
28%
29
29
2,200
*29
29%
29
64
29%
65
*211/4
100
20%
29
*99
28%
100
*99
22%
21%
20%
100
28%
99
99
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
800
21
21 y4
21
21'A
21%
21'/4
7,200
30
30%
12,900
*21 %
21%
21%
64%
105
21%
*99
100
10
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
25%
30
*14 Va
143/s
143/a
14%
*14'%
143/8
14%
14 %
*14%
143%
300
10
18 V2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'/4
18%
19
lo%
19%
2,200
1
213/4
213/4
22
22
213/4
22
21%
213/4
21%
21%
3,000
common
15
*96
10
106 %
100
96%
10
15
1
105
15%
15%
13
13%
13
43%
1
*15%
24%
100
243/4
83
1
42 •%
,
16
833/4
24%
*83
-
*96
48%
104 %
22%
13
97
48
22
<
41%
common
preferred
*96
48
96
•15%
r
-
97
15%
/
'
105%
96
96%
22%
10
Co
47%
107
22
No par
*96
97%'.
47%
47%
100
preferred
Co
.
64
105%
"
*99
<
1
Sulphur
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
84% Mar 20
65%
105 y2
39%
,
par
pfd ser of '51
cum
63%
105%
40%
No par
Machinery & Chem Corp
convertible
63 %
11%
•
7'/2
Light Co—No
1,820
105 %
40
,
;
5%
44J/a
102%
44
102%
62%
<
1
—
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
11
5%
30%
44
105 %
t
.
5
*35
44%
78%
(The)
15%
102%
79
100
300
15%
♦78%
—No par
8,100
74%
79 y4
Francisco
14
Jan
26
17%
79
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
13% July 14
Jan
ivy*
79%
3%%
46
4
17%
79
9
18% May 21
Feb
2,700
17y4
10
Food
1
15
15%
30%
3y4%
22% Apr
21'A
15%
20%
29
35% May 20
24%
21%
15%
30%
$4.20 div
28
3
24
21%
30
Apr 25
2
243/4
15%
30%
preferred
200
21%
30 y«
1
2,600
3
35%
74%
5%
52%
*2%
24'/4
—1
i
52%
15%
i
Corp
Inc
27
5%
1
v2
74
700
56
*55
35%
2,700
21 y2
13%
Stores
49% Sep
17% Oct
7c %
400
12'/4
24
13%
Food
30% Jan
15%
55 %
72%
6%
11%
1^74
15%
13%
Florida Power
9
Feb
17%
*6%
11%
%
♦21%
■
*13%
Corp
19
17%
♦35
_5
Mfg Co
Steel
98% Apr
24% July
19% May 16
17%
15%
23%
Shares
2
13%
Tarrant
Florshelm Shoe class A
Jan
15%
■
the Week
52
♦13%
&
Florida Power
30
66% Jan
21%
15%
♦54 V2
.
,
_
23%
21%
15%
15 y«
HOLIDAY
;
23 %
21%
2%
103'/2
Follansbee
114
SATURDAY
23%
♦2%
43%
Florence
July 25
98
2 74
2%
♦102%
14% Mar 14
■
1
Flintkote Co (The) common__No par
$4 preferred
—No par
8
July
5172
2%
43%
23% Jan
24
51
103 y2
4%%
32% Mar 20
30 %
50 '/a
17y4
Firestone Tire &. Rubber com__12.50
30
25% Feb
50
43%
Firth
21% jun
50
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
1
7
49%
6%
102%
July
17% Mar
.m
12
43%
Ferro
4
21
12
10o%
First National Stores
Mar
6%
*11%
m8
43 '/2
July 25
22% Jan
6%
12%
12%
102%
Felt
2
2
*6y»
•11%
12%
100
5
Apr 23
101
May 20
6%
11%
15 y2
No par
41
12
6%
3
Friday
July 25
24
y
12%
23 V4
CLOSED
1
Truck
1
11%
♦21%
EXCHANG1
1
■
197
•
STOCK
20
common
J
12%
♦2%
No par
Co
Federated Dept Stores common
4y4% preferred
79% July 25
19% May
19% Aug
26% Dec
26% Oct
Federal Motor
10
x6S% Jan
9% May 17
Dec
33% Apr
•
34% Mar 13
13
Jan
94
Jan
40% Aug
14% Apr
16
21
21
90% Dec
May
11
Jun
&
Sales for
Thursday
July 23
49%
3
2.50
5% conv cum pfd ser A
:
50
Federal Mining & Smelting Co—_2
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
16% Jan 19
38% Apr
2
29% July 18
1
22
44% July 25
194
Morse
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
6V4
11%
♦11%
,
1
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Apr 25
76% July 21
35% July 17
6»A
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
July 21
12
5
Brewing Corp
AND
Monday
July 19
-
5
Fajardo Sugar Co
67
5% Jan
18
■70% Dec
92
14
Jun
20
25
17% Jan
•
3
Jan
Sep 28
10 % Nov
21
Jan
13
26
x38% Aug 29
78
28
*% May
1
37% Feb 21
■
5
Jan
•
•
Corp
Co
Corp
Fairbanks
Falstaff
4
15% Apr
19
28% Feb
2
19% Jun
28
Apr
19
Oct
35
25
8% Feb
106
48% Feb
56
Saturday
Par
Exchange Buffet Corp
3
23% Jan
Williams
Ex-Cell-0
16Y« Jan 29
28
31% Oct
11
21% Apr 17
21% July 18
2
6
Feb
12% Jan
(
Eureka
11
3% Feb 15
3
LOW
STOCK
Eversharp Inc
27
15% Jail
23% Jan
Evans Products
12% Jun
22
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
6% May 16
15% Mar 4
May 17
2% Feb
2
17% Feb
Jan
44
26
21% July 20
12 V* July 30
13% Jan
Highest
8% May 3
18% Apr 13
6% May
NEW
*96
97
48
105
97
*96%
105
*96
97
47%
473/4
104%
48%
104%
1043/4
4,900
280
97
96
97%
260
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22 %
II,900
14%
15
15
15
15%
15 %
5,800
12%
12%
13
13'/a
13
13 %
1,800
43%
43%
42%
43 Vs
42%
42%
5,400
*16'/4
15J/8
*15 %
lo%
*16%
15%
24%
243/4
-
433/4
16
243/4
243/s
83 3/4
*83
24%
*83
833/4
243/4
833/4
24%
3,900
833/4
40
6%
*83
1,600
G
6% Nov
20
10% Mar 21
6% May 17
11% Mar 29
19% Oct
23
19
20% Jan
13
Jan
2
7% Jun
13
9% Feb
Xl5
May 15
19% Jan
9
9
May 29
17% July 19
40% Oct
6% May 15
36
Apr 18
21% Jan
18
20
Jan
3
18
Jun
28
36
6% Jan
31
25% Jan
2
5
26
6 Yi Apr
33% Apr
18
15
41% Jan
22
27 % Jan
18
34 v4 Jun
25
26% Feb
21
31
27
General
107 % Mar
58% Feb
10% Jan
12
6
26
Apr
162
102
61% Jan
4
3
Apr
152
9
17
ll7/s Sep
2
80
13
Mar
8% Jan 22
105V4 way
61
9% Jun
13
23
General
Bronze
2
General
Cable Corp
7
74
ian
8
79
May
26
x29
Jun
10
32
Inn
8
Apr
26
16 %
115
May 25
Jan
9
122
Jun
4%
1st
4%
13
17% Jun
29
27% Oct
18
24% Jan
16
32% Apr
41% Jan
26
37 % Jan
14
40
8
49% Jan
4
6 % Jan
63% Sep
18
19
91
Dec
5
7% Nov
8
xll8
26
Dec
6
109% Dec
13
5*-1* Feb
105
64 %
General
($2
General
Electric
Co
Finance
Corp
General
Foods
3
5
10 y« Jan
12
General
Instrument
62 % Apr
118
Jan
17
Jan
12
General
Mills
2
125
J.
105
18
116
Jan
6% Jun
Jan
18
90
65 % Jan
Feb
123% Oct
Apr
July 16
9% May
$3.50
ly 24
5%
preferred
Bange for Previous
Year
Range
Highest
Since Jan.
Lowest
46
Jan
2
Feb
21
Nov
29
126% Jan
2
119% Jan
11
94
Dec
5
105% Jan
10
x94% Jan
3
18
May 22
21% Feb
6
Jan
2
31% July 30
17% May 19
40% Jan
10
34y$ Feb
20
3
Jun
2
50
20
27% Aug 31
27
16% Jan
3
May
4
IO'/b May 14
Jun
29
115
Dec
10
8
July
Feb
23
3% Feb
20
21% Dec
31
20'4 Jan
3
9/64
22
July
8
25
Jan
10
Jan
12
119
Jan
25
9% Jan
17
8% Jan
9
130
2
20% Jun
34_
May
i~5~
39%
Jan" 17
101
Dec
28
119
Jan
Jan
2
32
Sep
33 % Jun
29
40
Oct
24
105
Jan
18
59 %
3
July
Preferred
34% July
121
Jan
10% July
1
81
Apr
89
Mar 10
23 y4 Jan
26
Apr
14
17% July 21
33
Sep
21
30% Jan
6
100
Mar 20
9
93% Apr 22
15% May
6
24% Feb
5
94 % Jan
30
82 %
18
16
26
July 15
Apr 15
34% May
1
7% May
5
124% May 24
31
.
Jan
3
16% Nov
23
?4% Fnb
1,J
16 % Mar
42% Jan
10
66% Sep
18
65% Feb
104% Aug 14
102% Jun
Mar
1
4%%
v«v. Mar
3
4V4%
5
21
18 y8 Jun
x8b
Jan
30
Gimbel
45
Mar 14
Oct
8
$4.50
20% Jan
7
42% Jan
24
6
8% Jan
134
Jun
18
40
May
6
105 y2 Feb
29
5
47% Jan
29
Jan
3
107% Apr
Apr
29
10% Jan
4
8
57% Jan
24
3
3% Feb
8
Aug 16
10% Jan
49% July
21/2 Jun
9
6% Jun
2
9% Feb
21
43% Mar 17
28% May
6
S3
29
28% Mar 16
21% May
1
24% Jan
27% Apr
24
88% Dec
17
12
97
45% Jun
29
2
Oct
9
103% Feb
14
2
99
16
July 17
18% Feb
5
11% Mar 17
Feb
2
31% May
38
13% Jan
2
46% Feb
27
6
4
17
28
154
Jan
30
140
29
82
Jan
22
65
44% Oct
9
10% Jan
2
Dec
28
For
15% July
22% Jan
36
86
page
,30%
30%
*37%
38%
38%
9%
9%
46%
46%
■
124
;
Mar
149
Jun
11% Jan
9«
22.
57%
7%
Jan
*95
96%
95
95
STOCK
EXCHANGR
4
317/a
SATURDAY
♦120
HOLIDAY
*124%
125 %
*110
118
Sales for
58
EG
50
Friday
23
23 Vs
23%
23 '/4
*23
43%
44%
44%
443/a
4 * •%
203/b
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
4
A
23 %
ft
32%
32
*120
123
99%
23%
*23
2"1 %
500
4434
4474
3,500
*20 Vb
20%
3,000
233/4
*120
33
*120
123
22%
223/3
38'/a
38%
par
*99 y4
100
99
99
99
99
88%
32
32 %
30 y4
29
*101%
29
29%
104
*101%
32%
31%
29%
104
/
.
1.7f0
22%
3,400
|
:<9%
1,21'J.
'
99%
28%
30%
85
<>85
86
*84%
85'%
*P4 %
85 %
*34%
79
*75
79
*75
79
♦75
79
*75
23%
,_1
17%
28%
29
17%
17%
*82 y4
17%
84 y4
17%
83
25%
1«
18
31%
31%
"98
98
17%
17%
*82%
83
99%
17%
17%
17 3/8
84%
20
19%
19%
19%
36%
26%
36%
*7%
73%
*127%
129"-?
72'%
72%
72%
*100%
101'/4
*100%
101
45%
46%
45%
46
106%
*105%
106%
105 %
105%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6%
51%
51%
52%
52%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2'/2
2
2
26% Jan
22
Inc
*8
31%
97
96'/a
15%
15%
15%
35%
34%
35
*35
*96%
700
72 %
72%
7"%
72%
7,300
*100%
<*534
4r'Ve
*106
106%
*105%
106%
8%
83/4
8 34
*52%
543/4
523/4
2%
2%
2%
!
*8
6,100:
400
400
500
53
2%
83/a
8,300
800
8 %
8 %
303/4
30%
30%
303/4
1,000
23 %
23 %
2"%
23 3/8
7,600
99%
100%
100%
100%
100%
500
31%
31%
*30%
31%
900
97
*96
97
140
7,600
96
8%
96
31
*96
15%
15%
153/4
157/a
15%
16
*34%
<
35%
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353/8
*343/4
35
20
*15y4
15%
15 %
15 '/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
1,400
51'/2
51%
51 %
52%
52%
52%
52%
53%
52%
53%
17,700
No par
100
17'/4
17'/4
17%
17%
17%
1,600
*143 V2
144 %
*143%
144 %
n
100
66
1
*38%
Greenfield Tap Sc Die Corp__No par
*21%
66
39
•65%
38
17%
<
143%
17%
144
17%
67 %i
38% n-
37%
38%-
38
,
"'
*
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10
373/4
38%
4,000
213/4
21%
21%
400
21%
21%
<21%
21%
21%
12
11%
12
11%
12
11%
12
•96%
97
*94%
95%
94%
94%
95%
130
67%
21 %<
V
143
*65 '/a
:*65%
.
100
11%
»
17'/a
142
67%
"! 383/4
•65%
•
3
17'/8
144
*143
67% KJ
(The)—
—
101]
46%
No par
—
j.
*100%
101
46
2~%
*30%
31%
15%
'
18%
99%
100
*99%
31%
18
*31%
23
100%
18%
31
*3
31%
22%
50
18 %
2?
8%
30%
?3
96V'8
1
Prop—No par
(H
8 y4
31%
31'/2
No par
pfd
Sugar com
5/s
*99V\
100
com
2,700
7%
No par
■(
1,100
2,100
129 %
52
.
200
20
36%
7%
*50 '/2
5
36%
*127%
4
100
*■19%
7%
♦8%
common
19%
18%
*1053/4
8 '/a
83
129%
45%
22%
83
7%
101%
*31
200
3,800
18%
45%
2,0C0
17%
*127%
*
3,800
17%
-
7%
*100%
5
17%
5 2%
is y4
7%
1*?0
9,500
85%
79
129 %
72
10
30 3/8
.
7%
72 %
12.50
i
99%
*93
>36%
.
36%
"
•
1,600
*127%
7i'/8
Stores
*19%
36%
common
84%
*83
19%
36%
(The)_
31%
32
99
19%
Inc—
17%
17%
31%
98%
36%
*18
preferred
17%
31%
No par
17%
Ore
29
28%
3,500
102%
29%
*85
>
.
ll7/a
*94'/a
'
30
30
*75
i
32%
*101%
100
180
100
.52
29%
104
2,100
in%
39
.
32%
2 9 3/8
*101%
333/4
22%
933/4
32
1" Vs
I
J
123
in
22%
39
3 2'/a
10,800
16,200
24
32
33%
*120
*38%
104
300
224,900
32%
123
23%
*?2%
32
4%
4
4%
23 3/4
38%
29%
1,600
*99
22%
*101%
38,500
99
38%
,v
58%
122 3/4
A
*32%
32%
123
4
23%
isfl
r
123
*122%
4%
4
4'/a
23%
Shares
58%
44i%
23%
the Week
1223/4
%
99
11/64
370
July 25
Thursday
July 24
99%
Vb
3,000
1,500
120
*99%
23%
57
PRICES
57%
58'/4
123
7,000
100
8 3/8
125
124%
*11J
99%
4
22%
CLOSED
SALE
HIGH
124%
120
?2%
preferred
preferred
9%
473/4
122 %
7%
Batteries
Common
9%
47%
122%
17%
preferred
4%%
57%
1?P%
Green
7
58%
1
8
>
18,500
1,700
9%
473/8
July 23
10
41% Jan
'
63%
62%
63%
i3/4
Wednesday
100
28
May 29
500
39
CcL
Bay & Western RR
•6% Apr
38%
47
July 22
_No par
Co
9%
2.50
Green
12
AND
No par
Western
30 %
22%
Co
2
L)
124
No par
Iron
Great
38%
44%
*227/a
com___2.50
Ry 6%
27
4,300
62%
62%
47
Tuesday
July 21
—20
67% July
1
32%
38%
33%
96%
*114
common—No par
No par
Ot
Northern
124
120
900
31%
22%
Corp
Gt Northern
3
53% July 24
iW-% Mar
4
124
*115
,
120
Monday
No par
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
conv
*95
96%
3u0
31%
♦38%
3%%
$2.25
*05
96%
17%
Co
62
9%
46%
5
City Steel
cum
62%
97/a
30
31
1
Hosiery
(W T)
61%
62%
>31
121
10%
Inc
Greyhound Corp
12% Jan
see
9
3
20% May
Aug 30
192% Mar
footnotes
July
Jan
July
Grant
35% July 18
16% Sep 26
73% Jun
2
8
57% Feb
14
5%%
May 26
33% Jan
60
30%
31%
Co
120%
121
121%
10%
.
Union
Granite
17%
120%
*120
10 '/a
preferred
Grand
104% Jan 30
21
Jan
91
138% Jun
91
1
15
17'/2
10'/h
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
30
2'jVa
17%
121%
*97%
Telegraph
Gould-National
May 26
27% Feb
X18% Dec
35% May 24
22
Feb
6
May
$5
Gotham
*78%
29'%
17%
46%
July 19
$5 preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
8
8
6% July 10
No par
100
common
Common
78%
29 %
17%
120%
32
Harvester
Gold & Stock
*7C%
29%
121 %
38%
50
78%
17%
>
152
17%
*
29%
17%
30%
152
102
29 %
*78 y4
*2'%
98
Goodrich Co (B F)
29 V4 Nov
2
78%
152
153
17%
31%
72% July 23
21% Jun
29
*78V4
30
*97%
20
104
5
Jun
78%
78%
1
Gondnll-Snnford
2
4% Feb
31% Aug
13% Jan
2,700
*152
10%
Glidden Co (The) Common
Goebel Brewing Co
19
8
34
1,200
103/,
preference—No par
18% May 22
Feb
6
2% Jan
17»/8
10%
153
ioy4
preierred
Gleaner
1,800
-100
3
17% Feb
51
5
Co common—;
Brothers
2,00)
11%
11 3/8
17
20 %
—
(The)
58%
11%
'59
10%
124
—100
Rubber
convertible
$5
58
11 %
17%
44
preferred
Gillette
58%
11%
10 Vs
*115
1
pfd—No
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
(■
109
i<\,
10c
Corp_
3%%
99'/a July 24
59
11 %
17'/a
23
——
Castings $(3
&
58%
11%
—No par
Corp—
Tire
60
59 V*
ioy8
99
preferred
General
18
1023/4
17 y4
99
Telephone
2
3
1023/4
10
*95
Time Corp common—No par
35% Jan
102% Jan
1033/4
17%
99
General
3
26
*102 %
400
10'/a
123
Gen
Tan
103
9%
100
General
28% Jun
*102%
56%
6
100
102%
57 %
7
Steel
3,200
17'/a
124
com
Refractories
Shoe
29 s/8
57%
33VsJun
2
22% Feb
Railway Signal
General
29%
58 '/a
Realty & Utilities
General
2J5/„
10
153
♦123
preferred
July 15
29%
17'/a
A
July 14
29%
10
60%
Advertising_No par
23
29%
17'/4
—No par
series
40
900
29%
58'/a
104% Jan
10
48% Sep
9% Jan
6%
General
3
31%
58%
2
17% Jan
3
General
2
25
315/a
153%
Rights
3
313/4
58'/a
Eqp Corp__No par
General Public Service—
10c
6
11%
*31%
58'/a
25
91% Dec
2
$3.75
*59
72
32
53%
Jun
24% Jan
19
59%
11
2,300
32
37
8%
Public Utilities Corp
77% Feb
13
102%
No par
General
Jun
A ^ly
3
18% July
31
4ya July 16
24
16
Dec
102%
2,700
6%
*36'/a
4.j'/4
Precision
Jan
9% Dec
2;%
♦37%
*
5
i
preferred
General
Jan
104
29%
LOW
5
22% Mar
81
50
31%
253/4
63/4
7
36%
8%
Portland Cement Co
76
8
31%
253/4
25 s/8
6%
30%
73/4
21
25% May
26
v
Saturday
General
16
40% Nov
■
-
Par
24
Jun
30
101% Jan
.
STOCK
46
92
27% Jan
YORK
Outdoor
96% Jan
140
32
30%
;
100
General
31
20
25 %
6%
37
7%
preferred
23 y4 Mar 17
27
7% Nov
25%
6%
*36%
7%
Motors Corp common
General
7
100 y4 Jan
81% Dec
120
24%
6%
36%
1,400
7%
EXCHANGE
$5
72
16% July
2
86% Dec 21
24%
6%
36%
200
24
7%
92
25
101% Apr
Jan
24%
100
193/8
23%
7%
29% Jan
6
Dec
24
*7%
36% Feb
29
27
NEW
124% May 29
2
28% Oct
1
Highest
119
54
193/a
*2~%
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
*19
No par
common
convertible
19%
23%
37
1
preferred
3%%
4
*19
19%
23%
6%
*120
——No par
Corp
*36
30%
17 '/4
_1
No par
com
37
19%
*29
No par
;
Corp
*36%
23%
*78V\
conv)__No par
cum
General
4
Apr
Jan
^
Dynamic Corp common___3
Preferred
36%
5,600
10
100
8
7% Jan
41
11% Mar
128
20
100
36%
37
78
17 '/4
,
^
2nd preferred—
50
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
47% July 25
96 Vs May 22
Oct
48% Jan
8
53 % Oct
17
preferred
2,000
7
17
153 V2
5
No par
7%
V '/4
23%
li-/8
No par
com
100
73/8
7%
*187/e
59 Vt
'
5
7% preferred
t
3
29
Mar
5
203/4
7%
7%
*102'/4
*
16%
*20 332
*20 A
29'/2
'
y
•
6 %
6 5/8
17%
20%
17
20%
*31 y2
■
e%
6%
17%
A
25
6%
1
Corp
6 %
16%
*20
*36
conv
General
9
34% Jun
39% Nov
preferred
9
19%
*24%
1.66%
Transportation
Baking Co common
*36%
6%
16%
20
24
23%
50
com
6%
37
*19
^
1
com
Amer
14
17% July
•
.
100
11% Feb
17% Jan
*36 V2
2
Inc
Investors
General
34% Feb
125
American
General
29
7%
5
preferred
4
29
7%
(The)
30
$8
7'/2
_No par
$4.50 preferred
n
*19%
—-
Industries
convertible
Jun
15% Jun
30
Wood
4%%
13
26% Jun
Jan
Gar
11% Apr
July 24
19% Mar 19
2
Garrett Corp
17 y2 Jun
11
6
May
July
preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Mar 14
Jun
convertible
16%
19%
50
Gaylord Container Corp
8% May
5%
16%
19 %
common
22 Va Feb
48% July
111
Inc
6%
16V2
5
*,
Gamble-Skogmo
6%
1
20
common
preferred
26% Oct
12
29
8
1
(Robert)
26% Oct
40% Aug 24
8% July
72% Jan
8y« Jan
6%
(The)
Inc
12
36% Aug 30
31% Dec
7
15% Jun
Apr 29
Co
Co
21
10
Jan
Gair
38 % Jan
25
149
20
Gabriel
19% Jan
Jan
20% Jan
4
23
May 15
22% May 20
23% Jan
102% July
8V4 Jan
19% Jan
12
.
95%
13,500
20
Commercial and Financial
The
16
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
(340)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year
19 Vi Jun
23% Apr
277/s Jan
29
Highest
Lowest
Highest
8% July 18
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
25
14'A Jun
21 Vt Jan
10
33 V* Oct
25
jf'eo
20
37% Jun
Feb
27
73
59% July
2
68% Feb
44
1
58 '/a Sep
50% May
Jun
99
97% Jan
3
27
Dec
Feb
14
98Va Jan
2
33% Oct
9
23 % Jan
Jun 25
May 7
106% May 20
103
July 23
July 22
*71
72
30% 30%
9
9
30%
9
34%
72%
53%
29%
9
34%
53%
52% 53%
23% 24
*99% 100%
*104% 105%
Oil Corp
25
Gulf States Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
July 21
30% 30%
8%
9
34% 34%
*71
Gulf
24% July 25
Feb
110
Dec
97
Mar 26
104
17
14
21
5
20 Va May 23
18
58% Jas 25
1
July 19
1
1
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
10 % Jan
63
Saturday
" *
Par
31% July 15
13% Mar 21
25
Sales for
PRICES
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
Range Since Jan.
1951
Lowest
RECORD
STOCKS
for Previous
Range
34% 34%
*71% 72%
53% 54%
23% 24%
*93% 100%,
*104'A 105
23% 24
*99% 100%
*104'A 105%
Friday
July 24
28
30% Jan
19
50% Nov
4
19% Dec
1
84
Dec
22% July
2
30
x5% Dec
18
8
Jan
Mar
11% Jan
28
9%
35
35%
35%
72
72
*71'%
72%
54%
54%
24'%
24%
100'/a
100 Va
104%
6% Apr
28% May
13
41% July 13
94
Sep
14
22 % Dec
22
8
Mar
Mar
97
31
Feb
5
27
May 12
100
24
26
38
34% Apr
2
40% Feb
1
9
17% July
23% Feb
24
15
Nov
20
120
Nov
21
127% Mar 15
37% Nov
3
44% Mar 12
Dec
14
20 % Jan
Feb
79
3
54
Jan
120% Feb
21
51% Jan
Mar 29
28% Sep
4
26% Aug
6
16
Nov
86% Jan
31
70
Apr
24% Jan
July 22
16
18% Jan
6
106% Dec
11
17% Feb
13
14 Va «/an
18 'A Mar 29
23
Nov
10
Nov
2
20
Dec
20
Jan
15
20 % Jan
9
Jan
21
Hires Co
18
Holland Furnace Co
4
Feb
9
7% Jun
2
11 % Jan
22% Feb
9% July li
8
17% Jun
16
28% Jan
23
x2G% Jan
4
42% Feb
19
33% Jan
2
39
2
66% Jan
19
54
Jun
3
July 30
52
Apr
30
& Sons—;
94% Jan
2
11 % Jun
29
15% Feb
17
12% May
3
13% Feb
7
4
30% Jan
20
37% Oct
16
32'A Mar 21
35% Jan
J8
31
33% Dec
52
July
42 Vt Jan
94
11
Dec
69
26
105
Jan
29
20
42% Dec
84
23
Dec
17
2
25
41% Jan
30
48
July 24
1
88 % Jan
4
96
May 16
3 %%
102
Mar 25
4%
99% Mar
90
69% Feb
63% Jun
102% May
24
30% Jan
Nov
7
Apr
Jan
11
24
18'A Apr
19
22 Va Jun
12
19%
19%
19%
15,200
31%
32
*31V*
32
*32
32%
*32
32%
200
85%
85%
*84'%
87
*84'%
87
*84%
87
87
32
32
*31 %
32
*31%
32
31%
96
96
95 Vt
95 Vt
*95
96%
32
97
i
67'A Jun
3
85
Apr
14
Houston
21% Jan
10
16% Jun
3
19
Feb
4
21% Apr
24
24% Jun
6
Jan
2
3% May 15
5% Jan
2
28
12
Jan
4
17
64% July 25
Hudson Bay
4
15% July 24
22%
22%
37 %
18%
18
73%
*73 V*
20% Jan
Hunt
18
20% Apr
4
17% Dec
29
Jufy
5%
12
75
18
Oct
9
5
9% Apr
Oct
3
20% Feb
2
26
52% Apr
12% Feb
19% Mar
48 % May 24
12 % Nov 16
16 % Aug
94
65
30
28% Feb
14
2% July 30
4% Jan
19
3
18% May 15
23% Oct
6
18
7
16% Jun
16
Jan
8
3% July 25
May
1
19% Jun 20
Year
ID51
Lowest
Highest
*123
73
73%
*123
124%
*39
39% Jan
Nov 20
32% Mar 15
45
Nov
Apr
6
54% Jan
1
95
8
Aprv
7
23
Jan
2
45% Feb
53% Feb
13
39
39
3)3/4
400
531/4
53
53
53
52'%
52%
1,300
*23%
24'/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
.400
23%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
11,800
72
72%
72
72
23%
*72
72%
72
72
96
95%
95%
95%
96
*95%
96
96%
95%
260
96%
15
14%
14%
15
15
14%
15
2,500
20
20
20
20
*19%
10%
10%
10%
*10 Va
10%
500
21%
22%
1,700
14%
14%
15
19%
197/a
*19%
20%
10%
10%
10%
10%
21%
21%
21%
9
*8%
*10'/4
22
22
21%
22%
22
9
*8 Vt
9
*8'/4
*
9
*8%
20%
8% Nov
23
6
6% Dec
11%
18
56% Nov
9
8 %
18
17%
18
18
18
18
28
28
28
28
*28
28%
800
28%
36 %
36%
36'/a
36%
2,703
55%
55%
55%
55%
1,800
55%
36%
36%
56
36%
55%
55%
56
56%
100
*99
100
*99
100
*55'%
56%
56'%
56%
56%
*99
36%
36%
*55 %
36%
13%
33%
33%
*33
33%
*33 V*
46%
46%
*46%
47
*13
13%
13%
100%
21%
21V*
33%
33%
33 V*
46%
11
94
93
93
102
*101
102
*92%
101%
102
21%
76%
77
75 % Jun
29
Dec
45 %
3,300
77%
2,000
21V*
77 V*
77%
19 V*
*18%
19%
23%
23 V8
23%
75%
76
19'/4
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
23%
23'/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
4%
4%
4%
*4'%
4%
4%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
64%
64 Va
63%
64%
15
60%
61%
61 %
62%
63 Vt
641/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
*17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3
29
29% Oct
Mar 28
20% Nov
90
20%
AND
15'/a
15%
18 V*
Va
■f 17%
18 Vt
200
3 Va
3%
3%
34,600
20
19%
'
XL
t
3%
20
900
Thursday
Friday
the Week
July 24
July 25
Shares
19%
20
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
/
Tuesday
July 22
July 21
July 19
12
Dec
26
2% Jun
25
5 Va Jan
15 Va Jun
28
199 % Jun
25
v
20% Feb
159 % Jun
26
10% Jan
2
Jan
4
July 23
-J
Inspiration Cons Copper
17% Jan
36% Jan
172
Business
Int'l
8
31% Apr
17
41% Jan
96% Jan
31
88 % Jan
25
94
5% Jan
3
31% May 24
129
Feb
14
12% Aug
9
45 % Nov 23
96 % Dec
6
6% Nov
7
15% Oct
56% Jan
109
17
Int
14
May 15
6
1
48 Va Jan
136% Feb
42% May
1
50% Feb
Feb
6
97% Jan
3
105
16
5% Jan
21
9
Apr
44% Nov
8
73% Jan
19
43% May 28
57
39
4
49% Dec
20
45
57
Jan
May
38% Dec
53
19
Jan
2
33% July 10
13% Jan
2
20% Jan
44% Feb
73
May
36% Oct
xl9 Va Sep
May 29
10
24 % Jan
31
27% May
24% Sep 28
20% July 9
18% Jun
26
8
X29% Feb
6
30 % May 19
1
8 Va Jan
2
37% May 28
26% Jun
23
27"% Jan
24
25 Va
24
1
May
22% Apt
8
Dec
28
1
39
Feb
5
34
July 12
139
Feb
7
134
Jan
22
4
17
May 10
34
July
9
32% July
2
9% July 23
Feb
29
27% Feb
1
25% Jan
30
36
47
2
90
1
70% Mar 25
Apr
4
95
78% Sep
64% May
18
Jun
3
Dec
3
106% Jan
11
47
Jan
26
70% Nov
15
64
Mar 27
82% Sep
31% Jan
4
Co
20
20
20
20
97
95
95
*94
& Light
Coal
Co
3'/a
3Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 3/4
3%
2,800
16%
16'%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/8
16%
3,"00
215%
216%
215
32 %
333%
33
216
216
33%
33
167%
*167
1673%
19%
193%
39'/a
167%
167%
21% Jun
25
85% Dec
96
19%
19%
193/4
3,600
39'/a
39%
39
39 %
3,500
95
*923%
2%
2%
2%
Feb
15
100
May
9
9
Johns
71% Jan
7
Johnson
1
25 U, Jan
21
21% May
29
2
90% Apr
1
38% Feb
18
25% May
38% Jan
3
49% Feb
13
Jan
3
2
35 3A Nov
16
34
29
40% Sep
13
99
86% Jan
May
2
Jones
&
2%
*2%
2%
1,200
45%
45 %
45%
14,000
45%
45%
*136%
10%
10%
10 %
10%
4.900
50'%
49 7%
50'/a
49%
50'/a
49%
49%
17,400
102 %
*100'%
*100%
102%
*100%
102%
200
102%
*8%
103
8'/a
83%
54'%
'
8'%
103
8'%
54
54
55%
51
55%
*8%
53 %
*136%
137
8%
51
51
51
51%
51
51
39
39
*38%
39
38%
39
39
33
39
25
*49%
51
*49'%
50%
*49'%
50'%
50 %
50%
*35%
86'%
*35%
36'%
*35'%
36'/a
*36 Va
36'/a
17%
18'%
173%
29
29
29
Corp—
*29
Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A—1
Joy Manufacturing Co
291/4
1.000
1.000
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31 %
32
93%
9%
9%
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
400
26
26
26'/'a
6,300
24%
24
24%
2,300
34V8
1,100
273%
27'%
27%
26
25 Va
24'%
24%
*24
34%
34%
*34'%
*138'%
*138'%
142
4 Va
24 3
:
34%
34%
34%
137%
138%
*136%
343%
86
68%
100
139
90
4%
4'/*
4%
2,600
24 V8
24%
2434
800
851/2
87
86
86
110
68%
8
4%
241/2
4'/a
24%
68'%
*98
24%
24%
142
86
87'%
68 Va
8
25%
1.300
11,000
68%
68
68
600
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
75
76
76%
773%
77%
78
57 Va
57
57%
57%
57%
58
58
23%
23%
233%
23 %
23%'
23%
24..
88%
88'/a
88'% •-88%
88 Va
88%
88'/a
883/4
370
35%
75
35%,
353%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
2,400
31%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
32
32%
4,400
47 Va
47%
47'%
47%
473/4
43
16%
17
17
17
17 Va
17'/a
57 %
*56%
23 Va
23 3 8
88
88
35%
35%
:
■
a
68
<
100
74
*£6%
4'%1
24 3
*86
87%
68
68
*27%
26
253i
34%
*98
1
29
9%
142
*86'
100
29%
32%
4'%
8
29%
32%
24%
23 3
28,100
9%
4»%
10
18 3/8
32'%
24%
12 %
100
18'%
18
*35%
32%
4'%
No par
400
36'/a
18%
33
24%
100
-
50
50
18
32%
1
V
1,100
32%
No par
No par
600
32'%
24%
*138'%
pfd„100
330
51%
33
34'/a
1
300
54
32'%
24
10
8%
270
29%
17%
17%
29
137
39 %
*53 Va
*50
50c
Johnson
*8%
54
50'%
:
100
2%
136%
10%
7.50
No par
No par
common
95
*92%
95
10%
493%
preferred
&
*92%
2%
45%
49%
Co
Co Inc
Manville
78% Jun
42% May
26
29% July
3%%
19
30
Apr
95
136'/a
49%
5
540
19%
39%
10 V8
No par
2,100
36,700
19%
45 Va
common
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
62% Feb
35'/a
168%
393%
136'%
54%
34%
*167%
19%
10 3%
8%
34%
167%
39'/a
2%
*102%
217
216
217
33%
167 Vt
19%
45 %
a
216%
*923%
94
2%
333%
168
40
39%
94
5
217
■
19%
136'%
Co
70
3%
16%
10%
;
95
*3%
453%
-1
preferred
55
1,300
20
*95
*
97
400
20'/a
19%
*27%
Jewel Tea
13%
95'/a
26
Machine
81% Jan
26
3,000
13%
193%
27 Va
(F L)
Mar 16
64
24%
14%
95%
'
80% Dec
2,800
24%
95%
25%
Jaeger
25
47%
24%
*13%
20
20
*93%
27'/a
Jacobs
2
46V4
24%
*13%
No par
13
23
47%
13%
No par
19
Ve Jun
19% Jan
164%
47%
243/a
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Feb
18
10
*162%
13%
Intertype Corp
5% Jan
8% Jan
164%
164%
47%
162'/a
164%
47'%
9%
$6
22% Feb
*162%
91%
24 3%
9Va
5
4
1,000
14
9%
13
28
92%
24%
3.50
Power
39% Feb
4% Jun
92%
13%
32%
141% Jun
18% Jan
92%
92
24
*32%
Creek
2.100
92
91%
6
25
conv
Power
62
14
-25
Iowa
100
61%
24
No par
Island
6
62
23%
pfd
Interstate
6
61 Vt
„
46%
Interstate Dept Stores
cum
*5%
60'/a
136'%
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities Corp
$1.40
*162'%
2,200
37%
6%
60%
47
No par
15
91%
91 '/a
164'%
47
37%
37
37%
70
3,000
60'%
*5Va
10%
Shoe
20
91%
*162%
7
7
7
3 7'/a
6 3%
45%
Silver common
19
60
59%
59
*37
37
*53%
6%
136'%
preferred
7%
37
37
7
6%
6%
6%
6 3%
6 3%
634
36%
No par
International Salt
International
Feb
54
.,100
International
2
52%
*53 %
*53'/a
r-
15
preferred
39% July 18
27% Sep
Jun
common
61% Feb
35% Jan
32
Paper
preferred
5%
36 Vu July 24
*51%
54
HOLIDAY
100
34
5
52%
*53%
1
36% May 16
May 19
*51%
54
100
47% Jun
8
129
com
Mining Corp
8
27% July 5
8% Nov 26
30% Nov
8
8% Dec
Chemical
&
preferred
4
28
523/a
*53,%
of Canada corn..No par
$4
14
*51%
54
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
July 11
52'%
_.No par
International
8
52%
54
SATURDAY
Preferred
16
52%
No par
International Packers Limited
July 15
49%
*53%
*53%
Int'l Nickel
3
11 % Jan
Minerals
4%
15
14% Jan
200
preferred
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
International
21
4
10% May 26
40% May
130% Jan
3
Int'l
3% Mar
2% July 22
42% Oct
8
133% Nov 27
7%
23
5,000
49%
CLOSED
common
Harvester
23
37%
*48%
No par
Int'l
Apr
3 7 Va
49%
EXCHANGE
Machines
2
23
20 Va Jun
4
37%
*43%
100
Rubber
Iron
Interlake
18
37%
49
1
preferred
%%
37%
49
5
common.:
100
37'%
48 3%
20
Inc__
Corp
Intercontinental
17
July
221
44% Oct
25
4
July 14
10
Jun
Interchemical
3
4% Jan
87% Aug 15
3
Insuranshares Ctfs
July 22
10,000
108
37 Va
No par
Co__
29
96
2
16% Mar
Steel
900
74%
73%
*105%
*52%
No par
100
preferred
Inland
14
16
160 % Jan
6%
19
73%
107%
*48'/a
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
July 18
73%
*105'%
48%
S A
Industrial Rayon—
105'/a
37%
37
37
37
72%
105%
72
72%
37%
STOCK
No par
De Mex,
*104'%
37%
37
37%
107
37%
37%
5
Co
RR
Power <fe Light
Industria Electrica
30
23% Jan
Apr 22
1
31% May
27
IndianaDolis
29% Jan
186
31
18% Dec
Illinois Terminal
1
71%
108
*105
50
50
50
:
51% Jan
1
15% Jun
2
4
92% July 16
3% July 17
3
Jan
163
18% May
1
88% May 19
Sep 10
37% Feb 14
179
28
11% Jan
6
231
2g
25% Jan
Jan
20
May 29
21% May
15
preferred
63
Feb
43
preferred
cum
30
x37
15,600
15%
*17%
3
20
20 Va
20%
20i/a
Monday
No par
preferred
cum
4.70%
8% Jan
20
81
,
29% May 9
101% Feb 23
8
30 Va Jun
26
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
2
cum
4.26%
8% Jan
Feb
x53
4.08%
17
500
19,100
3
3
3
3%
723%
common
3,300
10%
10%
37%
17
38 % Mar
1
155% Jan
16
92% Sep
12
July
18% Jun
11
71% Feb
Co
10
90
21%
*9%
pfd ser A—100
conv
Power
600
21%
21'/4
21%
77'%
*18%
Par
2,400
1,200
76%
21 Vt
21%
*76
23%
13'/a
48
47%
500
100
13
13%
*33 Va
94
*92%
56%
56%
*99
100
13
34
*100%
101%
*100'%
100%
*28
56%
*55%
47
47
94
*92'%
94
*92%
18
28%
*99
13'/a
13%
72
May 21
54% Jun
6% July 10
1
noncum
1,400
18
18
18
*37
50 % Apr
July 25
6
33% May
1
8% Mar
28
152
Jan"l6
36% Oct
6%
Illinois
300
28%
20
8
53
16
53% Apr
28% Feb
23
180
72%
72
Co common. 100
Illinois Central RR
50
39%
*52%
Saturday
Co—
Power
Feb
40
x47% Jan
52
30
40
17
x35% Apr
15
6
105 % July
8
39% Nov
Idaho
Feb
74% Jun
29
107% Mar
lg
47% Dec
36
75 'A Feb
93
9
1,500
*38%
I
33% May 15
51% Nov 24
100
73%
124%
73'
124%
52%
LOW
EXCHANGE
.
560
19
23%
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Range
600
37%
*18'%
38%
No par
Co
22%
37%
19
38%
STOCKS
I
22%
37
x52%
—1
Hussman Refrigerator
Range for Previous
22%
36%
38%
12.50
Hupp Corp
74%
22%
53 V8
6.66%
Inc
200
30
95
123%
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
19
*123
95
*38'/a
(Del)
Texas
of
37%
74%
74
123
123
10
31%
123%
—No par
—25
Howard Stores Corp
—1
Howe Sound Co
1
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
5% noncum preferred—
100
Oil
■
37 %
*18 Vt
19
19%
19%
19%
*18%
22%
22%
37%
*18 V4
19%
19%
22%
38
73
<
100
100
Hudson Motor Car
107% Jan
22
.
*22%
Houston Light & Power
Oct
5
Jun
54 3A Apr
2,300
6 V2
—
;
preferred
preferred
50
6%
6%
1,300
32
Household Finance common—No par
26% Oct
preferred-—
conv
300
12'/a
12
6%
400
19%
*96
-30
Homestake Mining
———12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp—:
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
$4.25 preferred
No par
IIoudaille-Hershey common..
3
$2.25 conv preferred
—50
5%
12
6%
5%
35
*35 Va
36
6%
24%
5%
11%
40
143
*24%
6
35%
2,300
79
*138
24%
*5%
11%
6%
6%
24%
36
11%
11%
6%
6
*35
36
11%
12
*5%
143
*138
2 4'/a
24'/a
5%
*35
36
*31%
10
Holly Sugar Corp common
1
29% Mar 21
23
(A)
Hollander
20% Apr
14
3^
17 3A Nov
(Charles E)
11% Mar 31
15
24%
*5%
5%
143
*138
143
*24
5
10
1
5
—5
Paper Co
Hinde & Dauch
32%
*85%
No par
No par
Corp——
Hilton Hotels
8
22% Apr
10% July 24
29
25% Mar
21
May 12
18
Aug 29
1,100
*138
(conv) .-No par
$4% cum 2nd pfd
20
33 %
24
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
-100
14
16% Mar 5
105%
33
*37%
7
2G
107% Jan
05% July 22
12% July 18
104
Jan
74
24
*105
33 V*
77 %
*
17
6 Va
—25
preferred-.
7
26'A Jan
105%
33
32%
33
32%
17
19%
-——
100
common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
Hewitt-Robins Inc.
5
53 % Mar 26
9
*105
32%
*31
preferred
5%
105%
*105
105%
*105
143
Hershey Chocolate
7
79%
103
*11%
10
common
Powder common-
Hercules
17%
78
*35%
100
25
——*—100.
Hercules Motors
9
42% Feb
22% May 29
6
W)
171/4
78
5%
Co common——
non-cum
17 Vt
78 %
24
_.
preferred
(G
7%
5
May
125
37% May 21
common
700
17
78 %
32%
-——--5
15
preferred
3.65%
Jan
x78% Mar
2
Corp
(H J)
Helme
11
15
21% Mar 31
18 % July 10
67
62
Heinz
22
Feb
Co
3%%
May 20
4
21% Apr
Hecht
7
May
33% Jan
30
93 % Mar
106% Jan
2
90
18
Jan
29 %
Mfg
2,000
17
*138
1
50
1
.————2
Industries Inc
16%
79
10
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co-_;
30
32% Jan
1
84
8
Hayes
Jan
23
53 %
*16'%
17
106
of America common
preferred
Hayes
7% Jan 26
16
16%
161/4
32%
53
53 %
16%
*78
*77
100
Marx
&
53%
16%
17 V4
HOLIDAY
com—No par
Refrac
53'2
I6V4
50
16 Va
SATURDAY
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
A)
Corp
4%%
12% July
15
19% Jun
Hat
6'A Jan
36% Mar
2
May
6
Nov
69
25% Jun
21
<M
52%
10
105
*32
32%
*32
52%
16 Vt
13,900
100'/a
*100
105
100
12,300
2434
24 Va
*104'%
7,500
55
54 %
17
100
preferred
Schaffner
12
32
49
6%
Hart
9% May 20
11
37
Oct
Harbison-Walk
Jan
8% Oct
26
30% July 30
82% Dec 21
36
Apr
27% Jan
6% July 17
20% Nov
34
142
5% Mar 14
35
x93A Jun
17
conv
2,000
9 Va
35'/a
.
16 Va
CLOSED
No par
preferred—:
Hanna
22% Feb
5
4%
19
Feb
Jun
32%
*32
16.000
9%
*9
52 V*
52%
52%
33
*32
33
*32
EXCHANGE
5
F) Printing Co
Watch Co com
Mar 27
140
5
(W
Hamilton
Oil Well
81
30'A Jun
1
17
Hall
3
STOCK
25
Cementing—5
Water
107
May 26
23
17
Jan
154
17% Jan
102% Jan
34% Oct
2
11
Halliburton
18% July 16
68
2
107% May
10
27% July
143% Dec
27
11% May 29
15% Mar 14
11
Oct
Hackensack
54% Jun
19
7
15% May 26
31
12% Dec
73% Jan
101
Feb
44
29
15% Apr
33'A Jan
30% Mar 26
Shares
29 Va
29%
30%
29 V*
H
30% Feb
the Week
July 25
Thursday
,77%
78
4,600
600
18.000
K
27
IT %
Jun
Nov
For
5
18% Jan
footnote*
see
15% Jan
9
ptnre
22
15
17% Mar 14
Chem Corp..
5%
cum
—50
.31% '31%
1
preferred (conv)__
Kaiser Alum
&
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace.
—10
■
*47%
47%
16%
16%
,
.»
v
i
>
743% V 48'/2.
17 Va
17%
900
3,500
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
17
(341)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
fiance for Previoui
tear
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
23% Mar 30
Lowest
28 >4 Nov
2
Highest
26% Jan
5
88% Dec
28
103 % Feb
1
87 %
dull
19
108
Jan
5
95
Jan
15
57
Jun
29
75% Feb
8
62
Feb
95'/2Jun
Sep 21
70% Feb
24
66
Feb
6
15% July 20'
11% Dec 26
28
Jan
,2
18% Feb
15
9% Feb
28
12*/2 Jun
30
2
33% Opt 25
31
Jan
70 >/4
May
14
25% Jan
20 % May
50"% Sep
108
20
17% Mar 20
19% Jan
Jan
24
80
Jan
2
51
103
10
4
13
Feb
Apr
1
2
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
29
Jan
•
70
Apr
8
42% Apr 21
20% July 25
x76
Kimberly-Clark
4%
13
91
Apr
35
Mar
39% Jan
5
Kresge
50% Mar 25
54
4
Kress
31% Jan 25
37 % July 15
May
7
97% July 10
4
Jan
4%
101%
*100%
102
*101
103
*101
103
105%
*105
105%
*105
1053/B
29
2,200
95%
"16
1053/b
*105
80
*79%
80%
80
81
80%
80 %
70%
*69
70
*69
70
69
17%
18
17%
18
173/4
17%
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
123%
12%
12V4
34
*33
34
1,300
69
18
*11%
2,50
com___No par
(cum)
STOCK
.
*33
*69
18
400
5,500
1,900
.
*32%
333%
*33%
EXCHANGE
341/4
32%
32%
*32%
33%
32%
323/4
32%
32%
32%
'323/4
CLOSED
77%
79
78 3/4
793/4
78%
79%
78%
79%
78%
79%
64 %
11,800
65%
63%
65%
643/4
66 %
65%
67 3/e
65%
67
22,000
21%
21%
21%
21 %
*21 %
-
SATURDAY
HOLIDAY
45%
100
*112 %
46
*33 %
22
21%
45%
46%
46%
46%
113%
*112%
113%
*112%
22%
22%
*22%
*
-
21%
21%
46%
*112%
113 %
34
1,700
22
700
46%
473/8
*112%
II31/2
47
113%
2,400
1
22%
1
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
19 %
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
20'%
No par
10
72%
72%
72%
72 3/8
*72%
723/4
*72%
723/4
*72%
723/4
220
43
43%
43
43%
42%
43%
43%
433/4
431/2
43%
2,400
*96%
common
common
preferred
(S S)
*94
11%
No par
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc
29
95%
18
Corp
Kinney (G R) Co
7
21
29%
*94
70
"
Feb
49% Jan
28
Corp
preferred
conv
King-Seeley
29
.95%
29%
11 %
class A__l
Copper—
County Land Co.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
39
25
conv
Kern
12
Sharet
29 %
,*94
18
1
24% Mqy 26
the Week
70
5
No par
114
78%
Friday
July 25
100
Class B
17
101%
*105
Thursday
July 24
8.75
Kennecott
9
49% Jan
5
27
18% Jan
78%
9
July
22% Jan
30
Mar
*78
26
71
95'/a
101%
92 % Jan
'
20
21 % Feb
9
29 %
*94
105%
Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
42
Sep 21
56% May 9
5
26
Jun
110
May
47% Sep
29
Nov
32
40
18
Dec
27 Vt Aug 27
Jun
29
95%
*105
preferred
July 23
29 'A
'
*94
com__No par
Southern
noncum
29 %
*
Sales fsr
Wednesday
July 22
*100%
34% Jun
1
40% Feb
29
35
3
49% Oct 31
72
36% Jan
7
887/e Nov
36
Nov
32 V* Jan
4%
Tuesday
July 21
100
Kansas
16% Jan
City
Monday
July 19
100
preferred
Kansas
6
19
preferred
cum
83% July 2
71% Jun 18
1
34% Oct
Dec 31
91
4.50%
17% Mar
67% July
2
36% Aug
6
19% July 3
42% Mar 15
107% Dec 12
23
4%
1
May
'
15% Feb
5
24% Jan
9
106
.5
63
Saturday
Par
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
102 % May 21
103 '/a Mar 12
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29% July 18
2
96
Nov
NEW YORK
22%
22 3/a
22%
23
23
23
200
600
100
96%
96%
96
963/4
96%
96%
96 8/B
96%
10
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
36
36 %
353/4
No par
36%
3,400
51%
51%
52
52
52
52
52
52
52%
52%
1,500
37
37%
37
37%
36 5/e
37%
36
37
363/4
36%
4,600
8%
4,400
Co
(S H) & Co
Kroger Co (The)
No par
97
180
L
6% May 24
5% July 9
22
Dec
2
16% Jun
28
Jan
2
17
8% Mar 13
9% May 24
7% Jan 19
1
4
20% July 25
24
Jan
6
11% Mar
16
July 17
51% Feb
9
45
211% Sep
72% Oct
J
Mar
28% May
14% Feb
2
42% Jan
Dec
8
26
11% Jan
56
9
28
9
Jun
6
4
7
Jan
10
20% Jan
2
19 %
July 27
16
87
Dec
13
100 % Feb
15
88
Jun
7
ll3/4 Jan
18
48% Feb
25% Feb
Jan
6
92% May
9% Feb
1
273/4 July 17
21% Aug
1
8% Jun 25
1% May 12'
26 3/4 Apr
19
15% Feb
17
14
3
Jan
2
1% Jun
9
15% July 20
2% Jan
4
23
Jan
22
133/8 Jun
2
173/4 Jan
29
113/4 Jan
2
201% July 11
30'/4 Jun 29
8% Nov 23
33% Jan
66
73% July 5
173/b May 17
27% Sep 20
36% Aug
7
103/8 Feb
4
Jan
Apr
15
5% Feb
70 3% Feb
21
813/4 July
13% Jan
5
x3334 Feb
9
2
27
38
7% May
July
9
Feb
1
13
Oct
16
Jan
29
79
Jan
3
61% Jun
713/e Feb
2
Jan
23
160% Jan
173 s/8 Apr
184
May
69
Oct
5
49
May
49
Oct
3
43
Jan
38
37% Jun
29
17% Jun
29
Dec
18
July
16 % Nov
21
46% Apr
23% Sep
27
x81
Feb
19
13
4
25
64
Xl2% Apr 30
38% May 27
17% Feb
Jan
483/4 Jun
15
4
153/4 Jan
46% Mar 17
27
71% Jan
22
Jan
2
*6%
6 %
6%
6'A
200
203/4
20'/4
20 a/8
20%
20 3/a
2,500
No par
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
151/2
900
*47V2
*47'/2
50
& Sons Co
59
*26%
*26%
27%
271/4
27%
275/a
RR
No par
Coal
1%
48% Jun
29
7
Dec
18
301/8 Jan
2
93
Ranr»
for
Year
j
20% Jun
143
14 1/4
43/4
4%
*4s/a
*43/4
5%
43A
43/4
&
Fink
Life
7%
Lionel
783A
78 3/a
79%
783/4
79
2,300
14%
14%
*14%
145/a
14%
14%
145/a
15
15%
151/4
1,800
No par
241%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
245/a
24%
24%
10,100
10
373/a
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
373/a
373/a
37%
3,500
7
73/4
7%
73/4
7%
73/,
7%
7 3A
7%
4,000
*363/4
37%
37%
37%
Co
Tobacco
25
66%
165%
165%
No par
*57
5
46
(The)
2.50
July 23
24
3
Mar 28
Sep
10
33
Jan
9
158% May 24
37% Jun 26
59% Feb
13
02
V4 ret.
2u
63% July 25
39
Feb
5
103
Feb
19
53 % Oct
6
24% Feb
913/4
20
Jan
23
32% Jun
8
99 % July
4
39 % Mar
50
5%
30
Lowest
B
Lowenstein
128
Jun
14
Jun
29
30% Dec
22
87% Dec
28
21
18% Mar 19
46
Oct
10
42% Feb
26
203/4 Feb
17
<M)
15%
15%
153/a
15
15'A
39%
39%
39%
40
19%
19
19
18%
183A
*72
74%
*72
7
157/e Jan
5
45
129 % Jan
4
135
133/e Jun
73%
23%
233/4
233%
235/a
23%
23%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
28%
29
28%
29%
29
29%
29%
29 3/a
28%
293/a
38
38
9% Mar 13
.
8 % Jun
23
10% Jan
293/4 May 29
15
16
Feb
28
485
14% Sep
4
10
573
12
Jan
16
19 3/4 July 25
253/4 Jan
31
7% Mar 23
13% Oct
8
May
Apr
4
8
23
Apr
11
Jan
7
July 11
29
56
Nov
28
52 % Feb
25
5
Jan
3
41/4 Jan
31
43/4 May
7
7
Dec
8
38% Feb
5
28
105% Feb
27
215% Jan
18
Dec
4
10 3/4 Jun
29
29
July 17
17% Jan
29
2
14%
24% May
Square
Mahoning
Mandel
8
94
Jun
9
25
14% Jan
7
24
4% July 14
Martin
(Glenn
L)
10
Mathieson
Martin-Parry
Masonite
21
90% Jan
7
90 'A Jan
2
97
May
7
$3.75
cum
Jan
10
87
May
2
$3.40
cumulative
27
113
10
16 % Feb
23
14 % Jan
98
4
43
17
493/4 Apr
19
45 % Jan
18
19% Apr
106% Jan
27
Jun
10
33% July 11
2
13% Jan
19
July 21
15% Jun
11
50
25
26
Feb
16
42
Feb
28
x44
Jun
11
16
Feb
5
89% Jan
14
17% Mar
98% Apr
7
25
2
60 3/4 Dec
3
42% Dec
7
38 % Feb
20
4
72% Oct
26
66 % Jan
9
Jun
1
39% Feb
26
46
Jan
28
Oct
4
23 3/4 Jan
31
26% Jan
7
19% Jan
19
13% July 22
15% Jan
21
32% Oct
4
223/4 July 15
'28% Feb
2
Jan
14
25% Jan
15
Feb
8
37% Jun
29
45
3
27
22
July
14 3/4 Dec
20
23% Jun
25
88% May I5
22% May 25
14
Dec
45% Dec
18
100
20
55% Mar
Mar 20
26% Jan
16
26
21% Feb
8
27
64
Feb
88
9
5
47% Jan
16
9
3
50% Mar 12
Jan
2
22% Feb
9
*pr
16
18% Jan
7
27
393/4 Sep
13
25 % Jun
24
35% Jan
22
82% Dec
27
101
Jan
12
84 % Jan
4
93
Apr
15
Oct
27
122% Sep
18
July
7
121
Jan
2
26% Jun
25
333/4 Oct
13
29 % May
1
33% Jan
23
21% May 24
473/4 Apr
2
31% Oct
17
22% May
1
28% Jan
2
Jan
24
43 % Jun
19
54% Feb
11
90
Dec
14
101
Dec
18
92
Nov
7
Dec
18
56
104% Jan
109
10
923/4 Jan
^
13
413/a
*130
14%
3,900
27%
5.900
8 3A
83/a
8%
500
*8%
83/4
*8%
83/4
8%
8%
*8%
EXCHANGE
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
83/4
9
8%
8%
1,600
CLOSED
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
1,800
16
*500
SATURDAY
10
HOLIDAY
16%
508
10%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
*73/a
73A
*7%
*233/a
23%
*22 3/e
22%
22%
22%
*22 3/e
10 %
10%
*10%
10%
10%
11
103A
11%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,900
11%
6,800
11
5
11%
*4%
25%
26
100
93 %
933/4
9%
10%
3%
*11 3/8
55
4%
100
42,700
32.700
'
11%
11%
11%
27
27'/a
27%
28'A
273A
28
2,300
18
18
17%
18
18%
18%
1,60'.
*11%
11%
i.
45
45%
110
44%
1103A
*11
113/8
97%
97
97
*94
95%
*94
95%
95%
95%
95
95%
*94%
*84
86
*84
86
*84'/a
86
84%
84%
*85 »/4
86
15%
*15%
50
*49
100
96
No par
111
45%
*110
313A
*97
46%
9,7'>0
110 >/4
6( 0
31%
5 AtO
98
70
.
,
80
20
*15%
153/a
*15%
15%
15%
15%
*49
50
*49
49%
50
50
17%
17%
17%
*17%
173/4
17%
17'A
17
17%
900
*24%
24-%
*24%
24%
*24%
243/4
*24%
243/4
24%
24%
200
*42%
43%
43%
43%
*42%
433/a
*423/4
433/a
*42%
43 3A
10
15 %
*49
16 3/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
16%
2,400
*94%
95%
943/4
9434
94%
94%
*943/a
943/4
*943/8
94%
50
68%
68%
€8 3/4
47
46
46
*46
47
*73%
74
73%
73%
*73%
74%
39 3
a
39%
39%
40
40
39 %
39%
1,400
25%
25%
25 Via
25%
25%
25%
*24%
25%
600
*133/s
10
13%
100
13%
23'/a
No par
23%
*88
89
13'A
*13%
133/4
2334
23%
23%
23%
23%-
*88
89
88
88
88
88%
600
1.600
70
24%
25
25
25%
25
25%
25
25%
133/4
13%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,609
*48'A
..
4,800
14
25
49
*48%
17%
17%
*17%
16%c
26
26%
*89
3%
Inc
1
No par
No par
12.50
Co
5
*110 %
90
112
.
Inc
common
*48
49
49
*48
49
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
2,400
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
12,100
112
*89
90
*89
90
111%
111%
•
1113/4
*30%
90
1113/4
31
*89
1113/4
*30
90
112
31 Ve
30%
31
24
24
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
*441/2
45
97%
*108%
97%
106
109%
*44%
97%
*105
97%
*93
*108%
*96
97
96
96
105
105
*104
107
*104
107
96
96
*94
96%
*94
96%
*93
95
*93
95
*93
97%
95
109%
1,700
400
97%
100
20
100
23
•
109%
*108%
109%
*108%
109%
23%
*108'A
23
600
-
95
97%
97%
107
400
31
31
24
23%
231/4
23%
23'A
1,100
23
23%
23
10
68%
69%
68%
69'/a
69'A
69%
693/4
70
69'A
69'A
2,800
No par
24%
24'A
24%
24 3a
24'
24%
24 3a
243/4
24%
24%
6,400
42 3/e
1,400
5
Petroleum
*110'%
*48>A
17%
26%
31%
65
Copper
*89
49
31%
100
pfd—100
26
24
preferred series
Utilities
14
25%
..
No par
pfd
Prod
13%
*23%
89
*13%
common
Corp.,
13%
23%
preferred—50
1st
Co
1st preferred
13%
23%
*88
1
1
4,45%
Steel
300
39%
25%
8
South
1,700
1,100
74%
395/a
26
Mid-Continent
69%
47
39 %
Jan
28
69
453A
*73%
*25%
20
813/4jan
74%
1
105 % Apr
Miami
69'A
46
*73%
18
Inc
3
24
69
46
69
*67
*46
23% Oct
18
68%
1
16% July 2
53 % Mar 15
Jun
400
50c
95
25 % Jun
1,909
_100
No par
5
Mines
common
Inc
2nd
15%
50
17%
3
(1st series)
Stores
Co.
Oil
—
97
*93
8%
3,300
10%
—
98%
100
Midland
10%
*97
preferred series
Midwest
10 3/4
98
3.80%
4
10%
93
95% May 23
22
10%
31%
20
30% Jan
10 3/8
4%
210
26
92
31%
91% Feb
42% July 23
1034
r3%
1,900
4%
31%
*110
2
138% Apr
10%
25%
*91
100
'
55
*4%
31%
44%
5
Oct
2
26
92
18%
98
4
253/4
92 '
27
*96%
20
10%
*54%
4%
93»A
18
106
39% Jan
11
55
26 %
27
100
21% May
4%
26
18
100
131 'A Jun
*54%
43A.
93%
113/a
preferred series.!
4
55
93%
27%
preferred series
3
*4%
26
25%
*92
18
4.35%
Jan
*54%
434
11
11%
11
11
55
113/a
3.85%
131
*4%
73/4
23
44%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Middle
*54%
27%
3
243/4 July 15
11
*54iA
25
May 1
2034 Feb 14
1,900
11
Jun
5
1,500
10%
233/4
May 27
31
16%
510
10%
97% Jun
12
10
*7%
108
72 y4 Sep
16
*500
10
*22%
101
48% Feb
16
510
10
*110%
Corp
(The)
Machine
22 % Dec
16
*500
10
44%
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
2
16
510
10
31%
Mergenthaler
29
16
*500
10
110%
$3.50 preferred
Jun
16
515
10
31%
Co
convertible
Jan
16
*500
44%
preferred
Robbins
Shoe
18
33
110%
Publishing
preferred
39
210
STOCK
3
108
14%
32%
McQuay NorrLs Mfg Co
Corp common
Mesta
14%
4434
Mead
conv
145%
50
&
$4
500
500
110%
McLellan Stores Co
&
13
413/8
134
88%
5
common
McKesson
5%
13
40%
*130
27%
—No par
Porcupine
Merck
13%
41%
134
88%
No par
Electric
Mercantile
*41
*131
273/4
100
pfd
Mclntyre
Co
*13
13
41%
134
series_No par
1947
convertible
Mengel
*4034
*131
88%
com
McCrory Stores Corp common
Melville
12%
41
134
31%
Corp
common
preferred
3%%
13%
-41
No par
Corp
4%%
*12%
*130
143/a
2
Sharet
88%
14
22
the Week
July 25
27%
Jan
page
Friday
July 24
14%
Jan
footnote*
Thursday
July 23
89
91
For
Wednesday
27%
101
Sep
30
900
Sales tot
14 3/e
1
142
451/2
27 3/a
21
94
31%
99%
45 'A
*88%
Aug
87
31%
*98V2
27%
1043/4 Feb
108
46
883%
1
Corp
$2.50
413/a
No par
preferred
$3
*13
134
1
Maytag Co common
McGraw
94
8
pfd
McGraw-Hill
July 15
83% Apr
28% Oct
113
99%
PRICES
July 22
50
preferred
69% July 25
13 3/a July 23
15%
46
No par
Stores
48
July 16
23 % Mar
$3.75
McCord
23% Jan
45% Jan
July
SALE
Tuesday
July 21
100
preferred.
conv
Dept
McCall
35
4934 Jan
HIGH
No par
Chemical
4.25%
May
July 3
18% May 23
15% Mar 12
8
Mondav
AND
No Par
101% Feb
26
*98 %
453A
14%
Co__
29
Dec
1,100
31%
99%
88%
common
Corp
3
16 3/a Jun
32
313A
60
6.25
Corp
Electric
25
91
6,900
27%
Co_.
29% Jan
41% Feb
4
800
63'A
14%
j,
104 Ve Jan
16
371/4
613A
453/4
Rights
49 % Apr
2
Corp
12
Apr
44% Jun
37
62 3/a
_1
preferred
Master
26
37
62
33/8
4%%
2
4
37
613/4
5
20
28
37'A
613/a
313,4
No par
Sep
Jun
*JbJ/4
88
Exploration
Corp
493/8 Sep
20% Jan
37%
613/a
27%
Shirt
35
42
36%
60%
14%
Oil
Midland
18
3
5,200
*98V2
1
Marine
20 % Feb
Feb
203/4
147%
45%
50
4%%
preferred
(conv)—
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd
Marshall Field & Co com
13% Jun
27
20%
147%
88
Co
24
33% Jan
2
560
20 5/8
148%
99%
1
RR
21
Jan
1021/a
20%
27%
Co
10
15% Aug
*102
230
148%
205/a
149
31'/a
10
22
27% July
79
102%
8,800
20 Vo
31%
___No par
123/a Jan
8% Jun
31
1053/a
*147%
*44
100
57% Jan
15
913/s Jan
700
\
15%
1053/a
16
No par
Marathon
July 22
101% Mar
37
15%
105 %
20%
*98%
July 19
36%
9,000
24,200
6,000
148%
45%
Saturday
com
28
27
28
*102
102
743A
233/4-
23%
20%
98%
5
29% Jan
17 y4 May 12
28
1013/4
37%
*72
r
148%
150
303/4
Par
Bros
Manhattan
19
Jun
105%
45'/2
Co
Garden
Coal
Sugar
16
Dec
15%
16
30%
No par
Manati
38% Oct
78
102
37%
37%
IO51/2
9 8'/a
common—10
Maracaibo
m
9 % Apr
Madison
23% Feb
87
15%
*105
743A
5
Jan
Jun
37%
16
1
com
Inc
29% Nov
87
60%
v
17
851/*> J«n
Jaii" 11
36%
60%
203/4
38%
105%
*72
743/4
100
12% Jan
2 % Jun
83
36%
preferred series A
13
Mar 25
11% Mar 18
July 19
26% Nov
*101%
50
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
29
52% Oct
Trucks
4%%
8
113% Dec
2
101%
20%
100
Feb
9% May
22% Apr 24
10 % July
2
Jan
15%
*105
No par
Magic Chef
515
Jan
6 3/i Apr
20
101 %
*38
16
1053/a
LOW
Forbes
5
39
_
9
&
18% Feb
17
6
15%
105 3/8
*1481/2
preferred
Mack
18% Oct
24
1,600
23%
STOCK
Macy (R H) Co Inc
42% Oct
31
6,400
18%
12%
10
Inc
& M Wood Working
6%
30
2
Aug
M
MacAndrews
28
25
9% Nov
7
3
17% Jan
12% Jan
7% Dec
25
May
Jun
90% Jan 28
23% Jun
500
1,000
39%
18%
M
12% July
40% Jun
31% Jan
11
151/4
39%
73%
100
EXCHANGE
18
13
*14%
.
22%
100
NEW YORK
863/4 May 14
7 % Jun
4
Jan
6,700
100
STOCKS
263/4 May 15
123/4 Jan
1,600
_lo
2
10
2,800
46 »/4
3 9 3/a
10
Sons
2
9
July I4
&
Feb
7% May 21
583A
46
15%
loo
1033/a Jan
38
58%
47
39%
preferred
f.
13% Nov 29
37% May 17
581/2
46
*18%
preferred series A
Highest
*57%
19%
Lukens Steel Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
20
58%
46
66
l
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)
& Nashville
\\
Highest
1651/4
58%
3/a
165'A
46
46%
651/2
165%
15%
Co common
tP)
P'nrious
1951
58
46
65%
*164%
39%
preferred
4%%
57%
46
500
65%
165%
153/a
Louisville
7
Jan
57%
66
,
No par
series
7%
653/4
*164%
37'A
39%
pfd series A
Loriliara
663/a
165%
*37
37
*18'/2
preferred
Inc
5.25%
36%
No par
com
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
convertible
Loew's
66
*164%
37
,
7%
73/4
No par
Oil Co
Liquid Carbonic Corp
3%%
37
66 3/a
100
com
Co
Corp
200
78%
Libby
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lion
300
78%
5
&
Myers
Belt
1,900
78%
preferred
Link
5
77%
Savers Corp
&
5
5
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Liggett
*4%
*
*77%
Products
Stores
Libby McNeill
106 3/4 Mar 14
24
Jan
—
13A
14%
2
17
'
10,200
1%
14%
16% Apr
Jan
1,700
19
18%
18%
1%
*14%
2
35
18 3/8
13%
14%
14 % Jan
25% Jan
18'A
1%
*14%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co
No par
170
18
134
14%
Lone Star Cement Corp
4
18%
l3/4
14%
7
13
18
1,000
900
13/4
437/s Feb
28
18%
30
,
14%
29% July 15
26% Nov
x
18'/a
27
49
1%
common
1st
18
Dec
1,000
25
33 % Jun
30% Jan
271/2
*90%
83/4
2
203/4 Dec
27%
83/4
273/4 Jan
143
9,100
25%
92%
8 5/8
30
102
8%
253/4
*90'/a
8%
30
2
921/2
8%
25»/2
92%
12% Jun
Jan
255/a
*90%
8%
27%
253/4
8%
23 Va Jan
July 14
25%
92%
25%
9
102
63
*90'/2
4
101
245/a
62%
8%
May 28
7
245/a
62i/2
25%
92%
19% Oct
153/8 Jun
243A
621/2
25%
25% Oct
2
48
243/4
8%
28
123/e Jan
48
24%
*90%
14
27
48
63
24%
*62
*24%
23
47% Apr
61
3
Nov
15
47%
24 3/e
60
,
10
common
14 ■% Jun
18 3/0 Apr
47%
24%
24%
22
2
48%
24%
59
100
75% Apr 14
24% July 1
4
18% Jan
9
*47
1
5
14 %
30
22
36
6%
20%
1
Lerner
7
8%
8%
*6'/4
20%
preferred
noncum
Lehn
Jan
8%
6 3/a
20%
preferred—No par
50c noncum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehman Corp (The)
1
$3
16% Mar 28
39
2
17%
23
8%
8 3/a
*6%
20 %
Tire
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley
8%
8 3/a
6%
20 3/a
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
21% Mar 14
407/8 May 29
151/a Dec 28
70
12
26
Dec
39
18
20% Jun
2
Jun
158
8% Jan
19
3.85%
8%
6 %
No par
Co
Rubber &
Lees (James)
8 3/8
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
Bryant common
"■4%% preferred
1
6
4
6%
Lane
Lee
1
Co
Co
Lane-Wells
30
25% July 15
2
Feb
Lambert
25% July 24
8% May
21% May
4% May 24
65% Jan
2
Gas
La Consolidad
72% Jan
54% May
1
20% Apr 15
8.
21
Laclede
5
100
10
42%
*134
22%
42%
135
22%
42 %
*134
223/4
42 3b
42%
135
22%
a
/•
42%
42%
42%
*134
135
134
135
23
23
23
23
42
*133
22%
135
22%
30
1,500 "
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
la
.
.
.
Monday, July 28,
1952
(342)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
13% Nov
21% Feb
8
Since Jan. 1
Range
1951
Year
lowest
13% Feb
9
13% Mar 28
21 % Sep
41'a Jan
19'/, Mar
8
16% May
1
45% Feb 14
56% July 17
21
55
Jun
24
3
113
J'un
24
18% Jun
29
27% Oct
16% Jun
24
24 y8 Jan
2
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
82% Jun
26
91'A Jan
11
27
30% Jan
9
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
$3.75 conv preferred
—100
Minn Mln & Mfg common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Mollne Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
36% Feb
7
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
2
107% Oct
29
37 'A Feb
20
54
May
lOO'A Nov
30
107
Mar
117
21
Sep
Mar
107
39
Apr
48'A Jan
24
101% Feb
25
25% Jan
2
34% Oct
24% Jun
29% Jun
14
33% Nov
32°b JaD
2
24% Jun
29
32% Dec
29 % Apr
17
13% Apr
11
18% Sep
17% Jan
5
2
35% Dec
34
30% July
7% Jun
4 5'A
25
2
July
16
15
33% Mar 12
39 % Feb
28
12% Nov
3
Jan
11 V4 Jan
16% Jun
5
19
Mohawk
12
18% Jan
109% Jan
Chemical
Monsanto
Apr
22% Apr
24
28% Jun
16
30 Vb Jan
Montana
64
Jan
2
75% Sep
58
15
Jun
29
22% Sep
16y8.l«f
12% Nov 27
13
1 8 % Feb
14% Jan
24
Jun
40% Jan
2
57% Dec
54'/? Jan
28
31% Jan
22% Jan
14
14
29
23
Mar
18
Feb
May
21% Feb 23
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
30% Nov
11% Dec
15% Feb
19
Motor
Wheel
Corp
Products
Motor
1
Mueller
22% July 22
20
22% May
1
29% Jan
5
Corp
Mfg Corp
Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
4%% preferred
Munsingwear
—
common
60% Dec
51
Feb
25
57% Jan
11
112% Jun
108
Jan
4
109% Feb
18% Jun
25
23% Feb
18% May
43% Sep
28
49% Feb
*21/4 war 13
47% Jun
51% Dec
5
66
49
52% Feb
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
Apr
May 20
Murray Corp of America com
Jan
1
4%
2
173A May
213/a Mar 28
9
60% Feb
20
91
Nashville
Aug
3
31'A Apr
15
National
12
24
35% July 25
16% Jan
4
20% Jan
National
2
22% Feb
2
79
31
Mar 15
37
12'A Jan
15
17'A Dec
7
16 3/4 Jan
2
21% Apr
21
Apr
1
17% May
19
Apr 23
1
July
National
8
4
National
July 24
National
22% Jan
29
23
Dec
6
12
353/b Jan
12
293/4 Apr
160
Dec
27
184% Jan
20
161 "0 Jnn
2
179% Jun
18
7
Jan
2
14
Oct
25
9 % Jun
10
12% Jan
28
National
Can
2
59% Sep
14
54"/a Feb
4
61% Mar 19
National
Cash
6
11 % Feb
24
0% Jan
2
10% May
8
National
City
133/8 Jan
7
National
Container
Mar 27
National
553/a July 15
42% Jan
9% Dec
11
2
Jan
X10% May 15
7
14% Aug
34
23
7%
18
34'A
30%
18%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35'A
35%
34%
7'%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
62%
63'A
63%
63%
64
28%
29
29%
33
31%
29%
63%
28%
63%
63%
29%
'29%
29%
'29%
30
29%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
64%
32%
29%
13%
17%
95%
97
95%
96 3%
95%
96
4,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
9,800
7
17 Vb
'17
30
13%
17%
97
96
96%
27%
26%
26%
27'A
27
27'A
27
27'A
27%
64%
64 %
64'A
64%
64
27%
64%
3,100
27%
17%
2,500
17%
13 %
13%
75
75 y2
17%
'
25'A
23%
23%
22
22%
22%
'26
112 'A Oct
4
100
May 15
110% Jan
24
May
Jan. 29
National
7%
24%
11%
54'A
'108y4
108%
*108'A
165
Feb
20
177
Jun
18
25
13«
Tan
1"
147% Apr
24
26
x8
Jun
17
9% Jan
31
29
40'A Sep
17
35
Jan
2
40% .Tan
26
2
34 % Nov
30
30'A Jan
9
333/4 July 11
National Shares
National Steel
185% Jan
12
156
5
30 Va Jun
25 % Jan
25
Jan
9
8
32 'A Feb
16
213/4 Jan
2
30% Dec
3
83
Nov
Nov
7
101
Jan
29 >/4
19
35
July 23
Apr
3
1
May
28
2
National
5
85%
JaD
15
91
2
19% Feb
23
273/b July
7
2
109'A July
3
Dec
15
Oct
11
14'A Jan
2
17% Sep
17
7% Dec
19
10% Feb
15
108
101
Jan
13% May 16
6'A Jun 20
May 20
Tea
4.20%
3
8% Mar
Natomas
Lowest
Range
Hiehest
Nehi
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
19%
86%
84%
853/4
86
86 %
85%
430
83
85%
83%
34
34
34%
34'A
343A
35
35%
3,600
33%
33%
13%
13 Va
13%
131/8
13'A
2,600
YORK
18'A
18 »A
20%
20%
1,600
33
34
11,400
33%
33%
33
33%
Feb
7
12
84
20
23%
82 % Jan
2
Jun
13
97
Apr
14% May 28
24
383/a Jan
12
23% Oct
17
75
July 22
1
4
Jan
7
32% Jan
18% Feb
12
36% Mar 21
26
21
17% Jan
3
Brake
16% Jan
10
Sep
26
34% Feb
20
13
100% Jan
9
183/4 May 10
26
41 % Jan
46
156% Feb
•
Dec
143/4 Apr
24
60
Dec
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
215
Jan
17
475
Oct
3
14
52
Central
York
41% Jun
New
26
144%
143%
143%
8 Va
8%
'7%
8%
May
Mar 24
673
2
14% Feb
13
59% Jan
46% Jan
2
58% July
1
May 24
22 % Jan
16
2
18% Jan
2
203A jan
2
293/4 Dec
99
28
Jun
Jan
16
34 %
85 Va Jan
2
94
Apr
2
28
x29
253/4 Nov
9
25
Jun
26
29
7
26% Jan
2
30% Jun
7.7
Nov
26
88% Jan
5
76
Jan
2
85
85
Dec
Mar
94
Feb
23
102
3
83/4 Jun
Feb
6
29
12% May
82
Jan
25
Jun
29
863/4 Jan
2
x52% Feb
8% Apr
24
27
46% Jan
2
9
5
51
18
28% Jan
13
25 Va Mar
4
17% Jun
25
193/4 Dec
31
19% Jan
2
*13% Jun
29
19
Feb
13
15
3
88
Feb
13
753/4 Jan
Jun
Class
3.40%
!
Jan
Electric
29
Adjustment
16
27
North
17% Jan
29
North
13
Northern
Jun
Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry com
2
Feb
5
93/4 Jun
1
10% Dec
10
10% Jan
2
11% Feb
80 % Dec
21
94% Feb
16
82
2
59
American Aviation
Central Ry
105
Jan
3
94
Jan
5
101 3/4 May
10
11% Apr
30
15% Jan
7
13
l13/8 juiy 16
16% Jan
31
27
109% May 25
92% Dec
28
103% Feb
27
14% Dec
18
16% Dec
12% Oct
22
16
19% Oct
Z3
Jun
22
Dec
243/8 Dec
26
353/4 sep
15% Mar 31
24% Sep
25% Jan
36
Feb
11
J
<0
193/4
20
20
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
40%
40%
4.6%
Airlines
161/2
'75
94
510
56
69
*65
*91%
94
510 •
34%
47
*66 3/4
193/4
41%
41%
12,100
19%'20'A
41
41%
343/8
20
'
105
105
104%
104%
;i6%
-
16%
,16'/a
'
70
*65
*65
1
*91%
"75
94
20
105-
105
-
16%
16%
510
21
21 ;
21 %
21%
21%
56%
56%
561/2
57
57
16%
16%
333A
34 VB
*55%
56%
*55%
16%
16%
16%
33%
34
34%
89 Va
90
*89'A
.
510
*450
2
26
110% Mar 12
16%
163/4
34%
341/8
34%
90
90
90 %
90 v2
250
90
26 3A
27
263A
27 Va
15,000
291/8
29%
29'A
5,700
263/4
26%
26%
26%
29
29
29%
29 Vb
29%
100
*80
82%
82%
83
82%
82%
*81
*80
87%
87%
87%
500
87%
87
*87
87%
87
87
94
93
93
91
91%
270
94
87
*92
93
93
93
*81
83
28%
11%
10%
11%
24,800
11
11%
11 Vs
11
11%
11
10%
22%
22%
22%
2,200
22%
223A
22'%
22%
22%
22
213/4
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 3A
49%
50
26
25%
25%
*25%
22%
22
22%
22 Va
22 3%
21,000
12,300
*25 '/a
22
26
22%
'25%
22
'
49%
26
22%
49%
*25%
22
86% Dec
27
99% Feb
43 % Mar
29~
57%
19% Jan
18
May
27
16%
17 Va
16%
17
16 3/4
17
16%
16%
*82%
83%
82%
82%
83
*82%
83%
82%
825/a
38%
391/4
40
11,300
38%
393A
39Va
38%
39%
38%
75
77
771/2
78%
76V4
77%
41,200
113A
20,600
87%
420
75%
76%
73%
75%
11%
11%
11%
11%
86
861/2
*108%
IO91/2
•■100%
101
1
86%
*108
101
86%
109-
11%
86 %
1083A
101
101%
U%
87
11%
*86%
H3A
87%
11%
*86 %
108 3%
*108
108 3A
*108
101%
100
1003A
100
133%
14
13%
14
13%
12
12
12%
12 Va
12 %
8,100
193A
20
19%
20'A
20
203/s
4,400
191%
113/4
19%
11%
19 3/8
34
34
333/4
333A
34
33%
33%
33%
34
50
33%
19
19%
20
1,300
19
19%
19%
*19%
19%
34'/a
34'A
8,200
Ohio Edison Co common
104% May 15
523/4 Feb 27
Sep" 10
19
22
Oct
10
2
20
Jan
8
22
Jan
8
•
111% Oct
8
2
106
Jun
9
.60% Apr 10243/4 July
8
173/4 Mar 13
.,
97
Jan
10
18% Mar
4
16 % July 10
17% Jun
6
Mar 26
108% Jun
2
102
2-50
8
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
No par
Oklahoma Gas <fe Elec Co com—10
3.90%
20
19%
convertible
34
105%
93
*105'/a
56
34%
105%
933/8
106
56 3A
34
*1053/4
923A
34
33%
34%
34%
34%
108
1053/4
IO53/41
1053/4
1053/4
92'A
92%
*92'A
933/4
923A
106
106
160
92 %
300
923/4
106
106
106 y4
*105%
106
55%
56%
56%
57
56%
57
56 %
56%
24
24
24
24
24
24
18%
18 Va
*18%
18'A
*18%
18%
18%
18%
20
1
16%
16 »A
16%
16'A
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
preferred—IOO
*102%
103%
1023/4
1023/4
24
24
24
*103
104
104
104
280
105 V2 105 %
106'A
24
4% preferred.
Oliver Corp common new.
4%%
2,700
11%
27
943/4 Apr
40
700
133/4
133/4
34% Feb
8
100
113/4
Telegraph
13%
1083A
180
14
2
88V4 Jan
200
11%
14
4.40%
3,200
19%
Jan
"
26
13%
e.
Norwich Pharmacal Co
5
4,700
common—10
28
106% Jun
200
1,300
16%
25
Inc
27% Jan
100
2,300
263/4
100
33% Jon
33% Aug 20
98'A Dec
700
400
510
O
30 Ve Jan
20,400
94
*91%
94
'
*450
3,500
75
*65."
*91%
♦450
10
.2,400
34%
41%
*16
67
35
20%
20'A
34%
>2ev<
19%
20%
*
1,900
'
21%
33%
*66 3/4
68
*34%
21%
16%
89
105
16%
*450
21%
100
preferred
Northwestern
105
*16
(Minn)—
preferred
Northwest
40%
40%
105
1
*66%
'
1,300
15%
16 3/4
——100
18.3/4 July 18
20
19%
34%
20
54%
143/4
£2%
5
Northrop Aircraft Inc
31
?r
14
66
34%
10
54
15 Va
v
38%
IOO
Co
$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred
2
193/a July 17
14
15%
66
343/4
60
17,800
10
Common
$4.10
15
15
67
34%
93
16%
1
Pacific Ry
Pwr
15
15
15%
*66
13%
*91%
54%
*54
54%
54%
93
100
95%
13%
50
Co
Natural Gas Co
States
•92
54
54
! 13%
16,200
39%
12 %
*28a/4
.10
Northern
18
89% May 20
109% May 22
Dec
*104
Jan
93
*92
-96
*94%
12%
*39
26%
—25
—
American Co
Northern
45 V4 Apr
preferred
Northern
7
131/4
39%
*38%
900
*94%
12 %
12
12%
39%
•
700
11%
14%
105%
*105%
93
333/4
100
100
100
1
2
25
preferred
preferred
3.90%
Noma
31 % Jan
70% Dec
13%
89
No par
preferred
83
7
13%
21%
IOO
A
3.60%
1
94% Mar 29
35 % Mar
13%
93%
*91%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.Nopar
6
2
May 21
2
8
133/s
16 %
series A
$3.75 preferred
31 Va Jan
39% Oct
95%
Shipping Corp partic stock—1
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No Par
22% Jun
17
95%
*450
Y
3
26V„ Apr
Apr 28
96
*65
50
5 %
143/4
*95
54
Sharet
105 %
951/4
93%
the Week
*14%
14%
*105
39%
54
1,600
Friday
11
11
11
105%
12%
13%
2,400
63A
Sales for
12%
12%
400
14
6 3/a
July 25
July 24
105%
*38%
2,000
108
14
6'A
Thursday
*38%
16%
No par
*107'/2
14
12%
*105
250
88
26%
107%
38 3/4
105%
5,900
87
26%
6'A
14%
14%
1,500
26%
13%
11%
*105
5,200
333/4
July 23
14%
*14%
50
89
107%
200
49%
29'A
6%
♦103/4
11
34%
*333/4
33'A
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
11
500
3,000
29'A
26%
30
8'A
37%
37
33%
13%
6%
Tuesday
14"%
40
Co
RR
13%
144%
*142%
12,400
120
173
173
33'A
108
*107%
109
40
~
29%
*88
26%
11,700
22%
29
89
26%
26 %
26
11%
*55%
N
11% July 23
26% Apr
1
Sep
76% July
*88
100
91% May 27
98 % Jun
3
2
20% Feb
44
88%
105
preferred
Harlem
Preferred
July 14
1
Mar
24% Jan
79'A Nov 30
33%
87%
r
common——No par
Dock
noncum
33%
29
32%
19%
Y New Haven & Hartford Co_10Q
N
23% Jun 30
29%
33
29
87 %
49
19%
20
common
Y &
50
33
*92
No par
York
$5
N
333A
49%
28%
15%
New
9
33 3A
33%
49
13%
holiday
94% Feb
7
363/8
34%
33%
48%
July 21
saturday
70
July
37%
49%
29%
37
*33%
34%
101
8%
8
8
37 %
49%
Monday
CLOSED
8
25% Jan
5
144%
*143%
EXCHANG1
New
25
26
*142%
*172%
STOCK
17% May 26
6%
July 15
14
83 % Dec
32%
1737/a
95 'A
preferred series A
IOO
York City Omnibus Corp No par
106
43% Jun
25% Jan
32'A
173%
Chic & St Louis Co—
143/4 Nov
15 Vb
32%
172%
12%
9
Apr
86% May
350
York Air
York
New
343/4 Nov 26
32%
172%
8%
5
New
New
32%
383/4
preferred
Electric System
3
Jan
95%
31%
32%
*105
England
21% Jun 12
•"
26% Jan, 16
*94%
32%
14%
100
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newmont
Mining. Corp new
10
Newport Industries common
1
4%% preferred
ICO
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
3%%
New
21
56% July
20% Feb
66
Feb~17
17% Jun 25
74
Jan
54
Feb
Jan
213/4
95%
32%
22
*94%
144%
5
Inc—::
22%
*94%
94%
11%
1
1
10O
preferred—
4%%
213A
95%
22%
263/8
2,200
22%
100%
22%
94%
37 %
2,400
27,500
26%
101 Va
1003/4
37%
16%
26 3/a
101%
261/a
26%
100%
26%
101
95%
37%
•
16%
16
153/4
16
16
22%
101
July 19
For
13% Mar 12
101
26%
100%
173%
Saturday
STOCK
98 3/4 Mar 20
25
26%
6%
4
29
16%
26%
*6%
30
15% Jun 25
16
LOW AND HIGH SALE
90% Jan
9
12% Oct 24
173/4 Jun
16 Va
2 6'A
6 %
43% Jan 22
2
54%
Va
c
6%
383/4 Mar 28
Oct
54 Va
173%
Newberry Co (J J) common__No par
28 3/4 Jun
17
54%
13%
Nesco
103
3,300
17
54%
13%
12% July 25
27
54%
16%
54%
*107%
105% Mar 25
Dec
5,900
2,600
54
16%
54
13%
7
87
11%
17%
54%
16%
107 %
3
102
10%
17%
13%
9 % Jan
2
11
17%
17 Va
26
104 Va Jan
29
10%
33%
11
Dec
10%
28"%
18
11% Jan
10%
11
*87
Jan
91
10%
10%
37%
13
Apr
42% Jan
xl05
10%
11
107%
Inc common
Bros
10%
IOV2
10%
1
Corp
2,300
2,700
10%
48%
1
7
10%
1,700
57%
57
10%
*33
17
11
58
11
*8
10% Feb
21
10
57%
144 %
14% Jun
8% Jan
9%
57%
*172%
19
343/4 Jun
9%
57
56%
*9%
57%
120
10
93/4
10
57%
31%
18
103 % Nov
173 %
10
10
173
173
173
173
173%
95%
18% Feb
Neisner
173 %
173%
33%
33%
33%
*173
22%
14 % Jan
3
3,300
18'A
20%
101
2
11
7,403
18
16%
25
Jan
12%
12%
12%
12%
54
15 % Jan
16
'
100
Fibre Co
300
19%
2
9% Jun
11% Jan
50
20%
5
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
*49%
No par
NEW
I
Since Jan.
50
50
STOCKS
1951
*48%
18%
10
Co
Range for Previous
Year
47%
50'A
203/4
No par
preferred
Vulcanized
National
*45
*48%
18%
1
Co common
conv
4
Jan
16
National
473/a
49%
20%
com—10
10O
preferred
4% %
Sep
90
*45
18%
1
Corp
19'A
47%
20%
No par
Sugar Ref Co
1,900
19
*45
49%
16%
100
100
National Supply (The) Pa
253/4 Feb
19
20
53
30
Feb
43
19%
19%
19%
18%
100
Corp
19'A
19%
100
20%
No par
5
Service Corp
Linen
108'A
108
108%
*108
47%
19%
'45
600
1,109
55
55
55
18%
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
?*% Tan
Jun
25% Nov
56
6%
National
108%
54
11%
*113A
12
*11%
1,400
23"%
21
5
preferred A
preferred B
4
Jan
31
8% Sep
7,000
54'A
No par
Co common
Lead
9% Jan
165% Dec
134% Dec
43
7
26'A
10%
29
33
25 3/4
26%
10%
27
1
5,600
25%
11%
56
16% Jun
17
22%
25
24%
10
106'A Oct
Jan
22
55'A
Distillers Prod common__5
253/4 May
23 3A
22 3A
11%
*173
Department
91
23%
22
32%
National
19
23%
24%
18%
National
29
26%
22%
11%
12%
National
Jan
27%
23%
*20%
2
33% Oct
26%
24%
19%
23%
2,900
23%
'54'A
47%
2,800
75%
11 %
108
300
76
76
75
55 %
25 %
33%
4
103
76'/2
26%
75%
6,400
£3
17% Jan
8
*13%
193a
34 Va Jan
29
13%
22
'45%
1
Oct
17'A
13%
23%
19
2
27% Nov
17 '/■
13%
75%
26%
'45
May 19
89
17'A
'13%
13%
108
14 % May
^yies of 1951
17'A
17'/a
11 %
25
pfd
500
64%
17 %
13%
1
preferred
400
2,500
26%
25
48 3/4 Jan
4%%
9,500
27'A
'54%
3
$4.50
2,700
30,700
64%
1
National Gypsum Co common
*17
,
27%
21%
2
7
29%
13%
13%
23 %
10
98
29
'25%
37 'A Oct
23% July
6,500
30%
18%
74%
513/4 Sep
2
35%
34
31
18
13%
233/4 Feb
18% Jan
4,400
34%
30 y2
18 Va
17%
10
21% Mar 22
2,500
18%
34%
30 y2
18
64%
1
Stores
30%
18
34%;
30 %
64%
26
44% May 28
18%
14
30%
34%
18 >/4
26%
16 Vb Dec
13% Jan
190
400
2,200
34%
'27 'A
26 % Jan
14
*25%
34%
17
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
16% Aug
13% Mar 26
27
30%
7
No par
Inc
Co
84
*25 y2
34
10
Register
Lines
83%
26
18 '/a
96%
100
Corp—
27
84
*83%
120
1,600
13%
No par
preferred A__
18%
84
104
*83
34%
I
Jun
16
*18%
30
Corp
*29% Dec
104
19.'A
29%
8
Chatt & St Louis
IOO
Acme Co
1
Airlines
1
Automotive Fibres Inc—1
Aviation Corp
5
Biscuit Co common
10
Mar
17% July
51 % Jan
104 %
19
34
N
Nash-Kelvinator
1
*104
3,800
43%
28%
1
5
1
10O
10
50
Mullins
25
13 Vb Jan
1
25
1
Co
Brass
107% Sep
48% July 19
25
100
43'A
43
18%
18%
2,300
111
111
43%
104
104
.
3.200
62%
No par
_3
10
5
Inc
Motorola
27 Vb July 23
25 % Apr
1
11 % Jun
20
10
'104
84
12
(John) & Co
104%
2,400
112 >A
*111
43
42%
43
104%
51%
52%
113
*112
113
25
No par
Morrell
26
Jun
80
2
23% Nov
24% Dec
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Mar 15
18
2
523/8
83%
HOLIDAY
Moore-McCormack Lines
67% Jan
May 20
51%
25%
SATURDAY
(The)—No par
Co
Power
51%
51%
85
5
5
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
26% Anr
Aug
Dec
17%
'25
1.25
27% Oct
107 %
2
13
17 %
18%
No par
Co
24
17
18%
—20
Mills
Carpet
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc.
Monarch Machine Tool
Feb
17
18%
10O
preferred series A—
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd-10O
29
25
21% Jan
14
16%
*84
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
No par
com
17
16%
17%
51%
16%
43
18%
7%
31% Jan
89
24% Jan
.
5
4
Co
RR
Missourl-Kan-Tex
15
33'A Jun
May
12% Mar
9
16% Feb 10
2
'
Development
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
16'A
43«/b
-104
1
5
10
Corp
Mission
22
65% July 15
21
21 % Apr
24
16% July
8V2 Feb
22
18% Aug
73
20% Jan
Jan
50
Mission
Mar 12
37% May 29
July 17
29
Nov
23
37
6% Apr
13% Mar
73% Mar
2
Jan
105
16 y8'
'110
113
42%
Sharet
16%
51%
52%
s110
July 25
July 24
16
16%
16%
51%
the Week
16%
'16
16
16%
No par
Friday
Thursday
July 23
July 22
July 21
16
No par
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
Minn St P & 8S Marie
16% July, 2
26
Pat
EXCHANGE
Highest
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
July 19
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*18%
19
200
10,400
4,100
600
16%
16%
7,400
1043/4
KM3/*
120
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(343)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Prerleus
Tear 1951
Lowest
10
-
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Aug
6
96% Jun
15
105
Jan
5
Mar 24
27
Dec
6
27
33% Jan
25
17% Sep
13
75
Dec
19
73% Peb
13% Jan
2
2
39% Apr 13
21% Jan 12
81
Aug
12
12
15
104
6
27
Feb
SB
Feb
19
19
Jan
2
79
6
STOCKS
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jun
27
July 22
Feb
5
38% Mar 25
23% Mar 10
Feb
19
83
Jan
li
41 % Apr
24
52
Jun
11
70% Jun
89% Aug 30
LOW AND HIGH 8ALE PRICES
NEW YORK
Highest
8% Apr
91% Apr
25
19
23
8B% Jan
2S
Saturday
Par.
"
Omnibus Corp (The) common
5
8%
convertible preferred A..100
Oppenheim Collins
Otis Elevator
*11%
2.50
22%
No par
Owens-Corning Flberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
II7/8
36%
22%
22%
79
48%
12.50
*27
37%
79
5
11%
103
28'/a
37%
49'
74%
Wednesday
July 23
July 22
102 %
*27
No par
Tuesday
July 21
102
lo
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Outlet Co
Monday
July 19
*79;48%
74%
74%
11%
11%
Sales for
Thursday
11%
11%
103
103%
102%
*27
28%
*27
36%
37
104
28%
37
36%
22%
22%
81
*79
22%
Friday
July 25
July 24
12
117s
102%
22%
5,300
103%
*27
630
28%
37
37
Shares
12
103%
28%
the Week
37%
23
23
81
♦79
2,700
1
23
1,800
•79
49
46
48 Vb
46
46%
74%
75
81
47%
49
75
4,600
751/2
77%
76%
77%
6,100
13%
133/4
133/a
1,300
81
10
P
16% NOT 28
21
Mar 21
13% May
7
17% Jan
101% Mar
1
92
Apr
9
97% Jan 24
19% Peb
6
14
Apr 30
10
35
Oct
1
25% Mar 22
July 13
65
Nov 29
95
Nov
16
14
Dec
20
17% Jan
53
37
*
51
24
19% Jan
11
80% Apr
4
66% Apr
5
40% Jun 27
Mar 17
Apr
6
44
16% Jan
3
25% Dec 27
25% Jan
2
34% Mar
3
32% Jun
12
36
Feb
9
54% Mar
6
50
17
52% Jan
16
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan
17
31
Nov
24
103
Jan
3
5
28% Peo
24
6% Feb
9
132
Dec
13 % Apr
18
25
40% Oct
'
6
20
92
Dec
31
7
Jun
29
21
62
2% July
9
2
100% Jun
13
0% Jan
14
20
15
Jan
4% Jan
36
21% Feb
8
11
29
Mar 18
30% Mar 13
30
19
43% Jan
16
8% Jan
Pacific Coast Co
let
preferred
5
i
HOLIDAY
25
Pacific
34%
No par
51%
10
Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
6%
&
Teleg
&
21
Park
Parke
Parker Rust Proof Co
7
8% Jan
29
20% Jan
29
31% May 2
85% Apr 29
12% Apr 23
34% Jan
2
72% Feb
8
23% Jan
14% July 16
30 % July 24
15
23
Utah
Consolidated
Davis
&
29
129
Feb
7
38% Oct
2
31
Feb
8
40% Feb
18
12% Jan
19
8% Feb 20
15
18% Dec 26
35% Nov
111
26
Oct
40
46% Aug
1
Jan
2
9
16^4 Jun
3
25
109
33
54%
a
2
37
July 15
Pfizer
4%
(Chas)
2nd
67
Mar 11
63% Jun
27
Apr
30% Feb
14
Phlla Electric
14
22% Dec
17
31
X115
Jan
8
18
106
Feb
9
100% Nov 30
110
Jan
4
26% Feb 23
17
22% Jan
36
2
May 15
(1
4.3%
a
20% Peb
8
a
33% Jun
25
90
Apr
13
49% Nn
30
95% Feb 27
83% Jan
56% Mar
42% May 15
9
91
Dec
28
107% Jan
16
93
July 11
104% Jan
19
3
93% Jan
12
95% Feb 13
6
20
Mar
7
98
Dec
7
39% May 24
11% Dec 3
54
101
May 8
98% May 10
16% Mar 27
13% Mar 15
95% Feb 28
94% July 17
48% Feb 20
16
Jan
2
91
July
6
1
22
*95% Jan
33% Jun
Jan
98
16
Jun
148
July
152% Dec
Jan
26% May
17
Jan
110% Jan
1
37% Jan
8
a
21
29
51
Sep"17
25
22
Feb
6
156
Dec
1
142
Feb
21
153
Jun
28
174
Feb
1
151
Jan
4
164
July 23
54% Oct
3
8% July
18
Jan
2
11
30
Jan
132% Jan
Nov 27
21% Dec
98
21
33% Jan
131% Nov 30
147
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
4
27
Jun
4
25% Jan
2
88
Jan
17
80
Jan
17
Jan
30
Jan
18
24
Jan
31
142
17
31
Feb
29
17
33
80
11
62% May
29% Jan 31
8
13% May 16
84
95
80
Dec
27
Feb
19
23% Jun 25
30% Feb
19
26% May 24
30% Aug
119% Feb
7
108
Dec
17
79% Dec
10
21% Jan
2
•
24
Dec
1
81
107
106
Sep 11
27% Jan
30
135
24
Oct
2
48% Oct
,
87a
223/a
8%
22%
4,800
22%
22%
221/a
22 %
4,100
39
*37%
37
7%
*7%
6
48
Feb
2
Jan
22
29
Feb
0
aoy* Apr IT
138% Jan
3
85% Jan
148
Jun
33
33 %
1,000
69
68%
687a
3,100
29 J/8
29%
29
*27
29
19%
19%
55%
55%
*106%
55%
543/a
547a
2,700
36%
*35
10'/a
10
10%
433/4
103%
*101%
22%
22%
*42
44
103
22%
*321/4
34
*137%
*321/4
10%
10%
*42
300
10%
19,000
*43
103
223/4
600
35%
10
44
*101%
100
1373/4
35 %
35
333/4
13774
138%
35
44
♦101%
223/4
103
225/8
223,4
800
17%
17
17
17
171/8
17%
17%
17%
35 VB
35%
35 3/4
173/8
800
35%
36'/4
36
363/a
36
109%
109 %
109 J/a
363/a
110%
11,400
110
110%
♦110
1103/4
620
36%
36%
36%
62%
62%
62%
110
623/4
30 J/b
30
30%
24%
24%
110 >/a
110'/a
111
98%
*97
*97
105%
24%
105%
*104%
Saturday
July 19
Monday
AND
36%
*
36 5%
36%
363/4
367a
62%
10,300
62%
627/8
623/4
6274
1,150
303/s
4,600
245/a
1,800
30
30%
30'/a
24%
24%
111
110
24%
*97
98%
%
104%
1041/a
HIGH
SALE
30i/4
301/4
25
*110
*97%
105
30
247/8
110'/a
98%
Tuesday
July 21
36%
623/4
241%
111
110
98%
104%
110
*97
104i/4
120
98%
104%
~70
105%
PRICES
Ssles for
Wednesday
July 22
Thursday
July 23
Friday
the Week
July 25
July 24
Shares
45
45%
45%
45%
45s/a
3,300
98 3/4
98 3/4
*98%
993/i
'100
96%
*953/4
45
*093/8
*95%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
45%
45
45
45%
*98%
100%
101
*98%
32%
*85%
11,300
97
*95%
97
*953/,
15
*14%
15
*14%
15
♦14%
15
*14%
96
*94
96
*94
96
♦94
530
15
*94
96
5 91/2
*10%
60%
61%
60%
613/s
60%
615%
20,200
11%
*10%
11%
*10%
103/4
1078
103/8
300
*35
35%
35
35%
35'/a
351/2
*35%
357a
101%
*100%
101%
16%
167a
101%
*16%
16%
101%
101%
163/b
*104
16%
*100%
16°/8
*104
293/4
29%
93
29%
923/4
173/4
17%
*29%
Q9
923/4
10034
52
101
16%
*104
100%
.
52%
*99%
52
52
17%
17%
30
29%
*90%
52
17%
155
164
51%
53%
52%
52%
513/4
523/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*150
*150
155
*163%
164
163 3/4
16%
Q9
1003/8
*163'/a
'
*101
61%
60%
*104%
*150
155
164
*104 %
30
29%
92
*90%
*993/8
1003%
52%
52%
175/8
*150
163%
52
9%
*52
17%
17%
155
*73
74
73%
*73
73%
♦73
*72%
73%
73%
73%
*73
74 %
*73
223/8
*213/8
223/8
*21%
22%
150
142
142
*140
150
215/8
•140
31%
31%
12
11%
900
"80
9%
73
*213/8
17 %
6,800
51%
9%
73
20%
60
300
2,000
52
52%
21%
205/8
1,400
99 3/4
155
21
203/a
29%
92
164
73
*73
__
164
73
21
10
1,500
♦150
163%
100
205/b
600
17
523/i
993/4
100
*138
100
*10 3/8
*100J/«
17%
97
603/a
HOLIDAY
29%
96%
11%
35
*91
97
35
SATURDAY
52
100
5,400
33%
87
96
100%
100
17 3/4
*94
*100
No par
17%
*141/4
31%
21%
213%
9%
5,100
22%
7,100
150
20
*
73%
200
22%
22
73%
221/4
800
*140
'
317a
31%
11%
*113/4
150
10
31%
1,900
12
.
400
3
Co
Power
313/8
31%
313%
315/8
31%
32%
32%
32
32%
1
45
45
45
45 %
44%
44%
♦44%
45%
♦45
45%
500
No par
10
Pocahontas
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
17
17%
17
17%
*17'/a
173/s
*17%
17%
17
17%
1,000
15%
15%
16
16
15%
15%
16
16
1578
157a
1,600
10 3/4
103/4
11
2,400
1
103/4
preferred series A__50
*331/4
com
Gamble
No par
Industries
Inc
67'/a
10%
34
13%
5
13%
*80 J/4
10
29'/4
29%
31
31
♦113%
10%
33%
x663/4
No par
com
103/4
33%
67%
preferred
3%% preferred
Pub Serv El & Gas
81
114%
103/4
*33
10%
34
32
*33
1074
34
67
66%
67
66%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
80%
80%
*80%
*29%
293/4
29%
29%
31
30%
31
*33
67%
31
81
801/4
•293/a
30%
6,000
34
100
66 5/8
<•
663/4
3,800
135/8
1374
2,900
80%
80%
80 »/2
150
293/4
297a
29%
1,700
31
307b
31%
♦114%
115%
9,600
2,040
113%
113%
114%
114%
114%
114%
100
83
83
*83%
84%
*83%
831%
*83%
83%
83%
83%
80
No par
com
26
26
253/4
26
25%
25%
25%
26
257a
26%
11,600
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
277s
27%
7,800
♦1011/4
102%
*107
107%*
•100%
102
*107
*100%
102
102
102
102
1073/4
107%
107%
*106%
1073/g
1073/a
1073/8
41%
41%
41%
413/a
41%
413/4
417s
No par
common
65'/a
65%
653%
66%
66%
66%
66%
67
1073/a
107%
107'%
31%
31%
107%
*107
31%
31%
32
4
Quaker Oats Co
5
26%
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
•144%
(The)
102
:
413/a
—
conv
323/4
139
36
*42
•106%
28% Apr 14
79% May 13
4,000
51,000
545%
*102
100
5
29%
207a
54%
♦li3/,
5%
109
54%
11%
(The)
♦1061/4
54 J/4
315%
cum
109
29
11%
$4.75
*106%
20%
...31%
Publlcker
29
293/a
32%
*22%
5,300
*271/4
30%
20%
*137%
22%
500
30
29
29%
193/4
32%
10
14
297a
*271/4
29
136%
10%
14
600
19%
136%
44
14%
17%
29%
36
103%
*14
*171/4
19%
136
*35
173/a
29'/a
.
*31%
No par
18
109
33
preferred
27% Feb
109
29%
19%
30
29
*106%
29
Purity Bakeries Corp
1
29%
*27%
109
7
24% May
29%
29
17%
100
Pure Oil
28
331/4
68%
14%
86
23
Apr
33%
69%
86
69% Jan
July
33%
68%
1,900
87
11
32
33%
*14
6
87
16
110
17%
88
6
a
17%
88
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
4.64% preferred
100
18
1,500
2,200
17%
873/4
Public Serv Co of Colo
Jun
77a
10 %
57a
873/4
2
tt% Jan
77s
101/8
6
18
Apr
107
7%
10%
5%
33
43% Jan
1
*73/4
10%
5%
173/4
30% Mar 28
108
7%
10%
12
2
5,700
14,500
367a
7%
32
22
2%
*36%
36%
45 Vb
5%
31%
86% Jan
*36%
39
23/8
44%
10%
*11%
conv
*373/4
2%
323/4
$1.40 dlv preference com__No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.70% cum preferred
100
Pullman Inc
No par
_
8
37
5%
5%
1
8c
39
45
10%
*10
5
4%%
*373/4
17%
10
Plttston Co (The)
Procter
39
10
Pittsburgh Young 8c Ash pfd
1
May 16
*373/4
2%
17%
68% May
110
May 23
31% Feb
8
159
18
39
32%
89% Mar 20
8
29
2
83/4
Plough Inc
4
87
92% Jan
62% Dec 28
Nov 28
Jan
8%
No par
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Jan
26% May 20
27% Apr 28
102% May 9
24% Jan
Feb 21
102% Jan
.41% Apr ' 2
46% Mar 28
8%
175/a
1
5%
60
8%
100
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
10,660
8%
1
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
40
22%
No par
7%
58% Apr
17% Jan
98
32%
116% Feb
Jan
24% Jan
27% Feb 13
18
13% Jan
S5
-
797b
98
*37%,
17%
2
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Electric
79'/2
98
323/8
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
Potomac
793/4
173/s
100
Poor 8c Co class B
May 28
39%
79
*97
8%
36 VB
5
$4.80 preferred (conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Creek
*37
32%
25
Plymouth Oil Co
16
39%
80
200
17%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
Pond
10,100
87a
32%
No par
common
Pitts C C & St L RR
22
19,300
10
*83/4
173/i
100
Pltney-Bowes Inc
13
Jan
5
97a
83/4
32
No par
65% Feb
47a
10
1
81% Feb
28% Apr
109% Jan
13
9
14
5
9%
2,800
35'/a
100
preferred
19
1
May 13
26% May 1
24% Nov 16
May 24
92
91% Feb
May
July 22
4%
2274
3
No par
com
Hosiery.
37% Mar 15
1
41% Jan
21
12% Feb
44% May 21
16% May 13
14% Jan
7
9% May
21
34% July
3
62% July 2
16% Nov 23
Jan
10% Jan
25% Apr
11% Jan
15% Nov 30
16% Jan 17
33
53 y8 July 21
28
20% Apr
15
29
23
Apr
129
Feb 28
13% Jan
53% July 15
17 % Jan
14
1
70% May 21
3
10% Jun
1
71
9
2
57
28
9
9
20% Oct
13
106% Jan
19% Jun
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
4
95% Feb
1
42% Mar 17
18
Feb
16
May
May
15% May
17
31% Jan
21% July 17
10% Jan
3
28% Jun
Jan
Jan
46
Sep 25
2
70% July 24
73
90
$4
8%
221%
*16 J/s
.100
5%
Pillsbury Mills Inc
100
3
Phillips Jones Corp
Phoenix
6
Sep 28
preferred
3.90% series preferred
2
108% Apr
15% Apr 29
110% Jan 21
13
4%
8
8%
5
23
22%
109
preferred series A&
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4
22%
8%
LOW
Par
70
1,600
22%
98
79'/a
*97
290
7
22%
22%
3%%
Jan
*36
79%
97%
10%
50
STOCK
Phlla 8c Reading Coal & Iron
Philco Corp common
Mar
9
37% Jan 25
com
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
97
37% Jun
preferred
YORK
62% July
4
23
17
39%
79
97
*42
100
12
5
39% Sep
*36
78
*102
coramon__.No par
89
10 y* Mar 14
Sep 27
17% Jan
8
110%Jun 29
110% Jun 29
19% Jan
Sep
xl7% Jun
104
Co
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
22
39%
97
36
1
preferred
NEW
16% Jan
95% Oct
10
136
12.50
preference
conv
Highest
13
39
9%
STOCKS
Lowest
19
2
4%
9%
55'/a
100
17% Jan
Jan
5
8%
*31'A
No par
100
27% Dec
31
4%
9%
19J/a
100
preferred
2
14% Dec
5
28%
5
com
(conv)
preferred
29
3
*83/4
*106'A
5
3.8%
Jun
13
22'/a
8%
28%
100
4.4%
20 % Jan
"45% Nov
21%
*8%
*27 J/2
17
Range 81nee Jan. 1
Highest
<61% Dec
21%
8%
14%
24
Year 1961
Lowest
22%
69
99% Jun
4
6%
33%
111% Jun
108% Mar
6%
14 Vb
2
8
6%
68%
17
xl03% Jan
7
6%
33%
Jan
93
1407a
7
14%
103% Jan
Kange for Previouo
13
& Co Inc
29
Nov
*1391/2
6%
69%
No par
preferred
63% Mar 27
2
Dec
3
25
42% Jan
Co common
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
103% Dec
91
19% Jan
140%
6%
33
100
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co..
30
Dec~13
25% Jan
May
Pet Milk
117% Jan
1
July 21
140%
7%
100
7
22
141
6
33 %c
2
106% Apr
23% Jan
23
33% Jun
1
121% Aug
29
May
20% Jan
141
10
10
Pepsi-Cola Co
101
142%
*36'/b
__5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
10% Apr
44% Jan
1,000
142%
*37%
50
25
2,100
34
142%
lll5/8
14 J/8
15
517e
337a
111%
68%
84% Apr
RR
51i/4
335/8
111%
8%
Penn-Dixie
8% Jun 29
51%
335/8
lllVs
32%
34% Mar 27
9
51%
33%
10
25
Apr 13
52
111%
No par
30
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
*51%
34
33%
No par
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
56
51%
111%
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsylvania
105% Feb
34
16
39%
111%
Penick & Ford
13
3
51%
57
111%
17%
23
Jan
51%
17%
67% Jan
34
13,900
*56
22%
5
20% Jun
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
35
25
29% July 24
1
347a
*36 '/a
5
July
35
37
27
138
1,900
34%
*36'/a
17% Feb
Dec
34%
76 %
2.50
26% Feb
130
34%
2%
60% May 6
31% Jun 19
Jun
29
34%
445/a
18
16
34%
23/a
18
Jun
34%
28s/a
45%
71
111% Jun 29
391%
29
2%
26% Jan
Dec
40%
28%
44%
5
5
11
57
*39%
45
10
29 y* Jan
108% Feb
4
*56
39%
2%
29
Jan
57
44%
24% Jan
26% Feb
10a
Sep 28
27% Apr 18
240
29
2%
16% Jun
Dec 28
112
20
1,300
2874
39%
45%
52% Jan
29
10
283/4
29
97
Cement Corp
7
Penn a Glass Sand Corp com
1
5% preferred
100
Penn Power & Light Co
No par
19% May 24
102% Dec
283%
41
2 J/4
Penn Coal & Coke Corp
16
28%
44%
preferred
91%
♦153/4
28%
1
common
prior
*90
16
28%
34%
*36
Transportation_^__No par
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
5
conv
*56
13%
91%
16
283/4
9%
5
Parmelee
5%
57
*90
No par
Co
Peabody Coal Co
*39%
29
4%
1
Mines
*56
41
29
16
8%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
l
Paramount Pictures Corp__
1
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
1
15
29%
133/a
91%
15%
21%
No par
Inc
*29
13%
*90
6%
10
Transp
15%
142%
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
Pan-American Petrol
92
15%
111%
110%
100
4% preferred
Packard Motor Car
Pan Amer World Airways
13%
92
57
*39%
34
100
com
preferred
*56
28%
No par
Pacific Telep
13%
15%
29%
SATURDAY
26
2
*29
13%
93
15%
No par
Feb
July
10
13%
*92
2nd preferred noncum
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
Jan
28
CLOSED
No par
68
8% Apr
18% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
noncum
38
July
8% May 15
5% July 2
27% Mar 10
100
common
3
17
41% Aug 21
74 Via Jan 10
15% Mar 16
25
81
No par
com
4% cum conv preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
34% May 7
6% Feb 15
8
28
Apr
44
14
10% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
2% Jun
9
21
22% Jun
2
12
7% Apr 17
21% July 16
21
64% Apr
12 % Jun
Jan
Apr
69% Jan
63% Aug
7
39% Sep 20
8% Jan 16
6% July 31
13% Jun 29
34% Dec
12
41
93
5
33% Sep
3
Dec
6% May 22
9% Apr 24
33% Jan lo
18
2
7% Dec
30
22
20
Feb
67
11
19
4% Apr
9% Jan
Nov
10
May 24
31% Jan
7
26% Mar 15
104% Jan
40 Y* July 10
40% Jan
145% May 19
7% Mar
3
8
8% Jan
7
7
2
Jan
23
35% July 14
112 y* Mar 11
2
20
19
6% Mar
Jan
5% Jan
14
22% Sep
Mar 15
29% Jun
25
108% Apr
x9% July 18
Peb
Apr
11
29
X40
Mar 18
49% Feb
3
4% Jun
35
151% Jan 30
May 24
8% Jan
15
114% Oct
*130% Dec 27
4% Jun 29
17
Feb
Pabco Products Inc
com
27
145%
32
263/4
26%
1443/4
146%
26%
26%
♦145
146%
♦25
25%
25
25
25
25
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
753/4
76%
753/4
107
*313/4
263/4
•145
•243/4
107
32
27
'
f
210
200
41%
417s
4,500
661/2
67%
7,000
107
3174
263/4
1073/a
400
31%
600
27
5,400
146%
•145
146'/a
90
251/B
♦25
25%
200
273/a
27
27%
763/4
755/8
75%
R
16% Jan
2
29% Oct 11
23% Jan
70% Dec
0
19
82
72
Jan
9
3% Apr
2
6
3
May 16
87
Nov 28
33
Jan
For
2
Radio Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferredJ
No par
RKO Pictures Corp..
1
Mar
5
Oct
4
3% Apr
7
4% Jan
23
5% Feb
8
3% Jun
18
4% Jan
11
9
88% Jan
2
97% July 18
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
40% Mar
•
46
Raybestos-Manhattan
103
Jan
45% Oct 18
footnotes
see
page
22.
Jan
21
*75s/8
4%
4
4%
3%
1
pfd
753/4
4
3%
3%
3%
33/8
100
•95%
97%
*95%
97%
No par
441/8
44%
44%
44%
27
763/4
27
•753/4
4
4
4
37s
4
3%
33/a
3%
33/a
3%
37a
*95%
97»/4
♦95'/2
97
♦95%
441/4
44%
*39
41
1,000
9634
44%
26,900
,
44
15,200
7,800
700
i
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
(344)
•0
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
Bange
24% Nov
24
35% Aug 22
36% Mar
25% Feb
4
31
Feb
20
40
May 13
30% Jan
35
July
36
19
19% Feb
7
11% Feb
29
20% Feb
18 y2 Jan
4
21% Jan
15% Mar
8
17% Jun
25
1
5
22
Jun
15% Jun
7 Ye Dec
31
12% Feb
8
5
9
2
17
6
17
9
24
21
2
5
9
5
13
13
29
4
5% Apr
13
Dec
17
14
Dec
28 % Mar
22% Aug 30
13% Feb
9% Aug 21
14% Jan
22% Sep
2
Jan
11
90
Feb
64
15
54% Dec
Apr
100
167/b July
2
22% Feb
10% July
3
16% Jan
9% Jun
21
27
6% Sep
11% Sep
35% Jun
29
49% Feb
3 % May
118% Jan
July 19
111
27% Jun
34% May
25
6% Jun
28
8% Feb
38% Jan
25
66% Sep
Jan
25
139
11 ya Jan
r7% Nov 28
36
Jan
45
26
31% Dec
Sep
240
Jan
2
83
Dec
13
6
Jan
28
13% Jan
47/e Aug 21
26% Nov
8
42
Feb
45 ye Dec
31
47
Dec
16% July
21% May
2
Apr
3
34 y4 July
937/s Jan
20
160% Aug
31
Feb
107
Aug 30
LOO
20% May
15% Jan
11
20% Jan
2
26 ye
3
63
47% Jan
8% Jan
Sep
Oct
12% Feb
3
Republic Pictures common
11
10% Mar 29
28 Ve Jun
32
Jan
3
22
7 Va Jun
1
8
Jan
25
43
Jan
106% Jun
101% Jan
25% May 19
53% Feb 27
23% Mar
5
4
Jan
12
33,
7% Jan
5% May 13
22
Robbins
29% Jan
2
43% May 15
48% Jan
23
2
19% Jan
4
16% May
14
Jan
22
Rohm
103
Apr
23
4%
Ronson
Gas
Rochester
155
3
May
37% Apr
102% Jun
Haas
&
2
18% Feb
15
Jun
9
24% Jen
3
54
Jan
2
65% July 15
Ruberoid Co
10% Apr
17
17% July 18
Rupperfc
29% Feb
29
87 % Jun
24
Jun
4
Royal
17%
6%
*6'%
6%
6%
6%
17
28
*28 %
30
30'/a
30%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
9%
57%
56
56
20
19%
20%
89 % Dec
20
Apr
41
9
Sep 18
Jan
101
57
4
9
Mar
39 y$
7
98%
*23%
98'/a
*933%
23 %
23%
23%
23'%
23%
22%
23%
15,300
17%
17'%
17%
■17%
17%
17'/a
17%
7.1O0
17%
4
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*93%
10
*56
19%
9%
9%
41 vb
112
3u ve
5%
5'/e
5%
5 Ve
51
51
51
198
rl97
200
52%
7%
34%
34%
,34%
*87'/a
89%
106'%
106'/a
27%
27%
*271%
27%
273%
27%
69 %
69%
69%
70'/a
70%
71%
26
26
26
27
17%
17%
36%
36%
36%
27'/a
27%
44 Va
443/a
443%
44%
300
17%
173%
17%
17%
2,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 3%
363/4
2,000
120
*115%
122
*116
121
*1153%
1191%
117
*102%
105
103
103
*102'/a
104
103
103
12
12
12%
39
16
22% Apr
17
x60% Feb
27
Feb
8
Mar 30
59
Sep
27
102
Feb
26
90% Jan
Jun
11
102 % Mar
21 ya
Jun
2
32% Oct
29
7l7/e Oct
July
57
205
Apr
5
122
May
Jun
320
148
Apr
11
11% Jan
10
18% Sep
89 y4 Jun
12
96
Nov
7
22% Sep
17% July 10
21% Jan
20
31% Nov
41
41 y2 Jan
24
87% Dec
Feb
205
16% Jan
21%
21'/a
21%
21
63%
63%
64
64%
*63
16%
16%
15'/a
16%
15%
16%
4,200
32%
42%
3?%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5,500
89%
90%
89%
90%
89'/a
90%
89%
893/4
1,470
44%
44'%
44%
44
44%
5,700
27%
*273%
28
28
28 %
1,200
32%
32%
89%
90
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
28
28
27%
277/a
27%
Nov
1
31
July
2
38
Jan
8
83
Dec
26
95
Feb
7
85
107% Dec
28
123
12
107
July 19
12% Dec
21
105% Jun 30
30
29
3.65%
116% Jan
30
4.30%
14% Mar
4
May
2
8
107
9
4
86
May 21
3.35%
67% Jan
3
97
July 24
Feb 16
12
Sep 18
Jan 15
Feb 14
Nov 19
May 4
Jan
4
May 23
82% Jan
103%
22 %
51 % Jan
25
58
16 Ve Jan
8
19
16%
11
July
8
Nov
23
11%
68% Dec
22
90
2
Elec
4.40%
75% Jan
87
31
preferred
preferred
5%
July 25
6
22% Jun
16% Feb
23
58 Ve July 25
50% Feb 29
29
7% Feb 25
8% Jun
5
Jan
22
74
Mar 13
68
common
Highest
Lowest
29y4 Jun
31% Feb
36% Sep 13
25
32% Jan
49 y« May
25
23
8y4 Dec
21
2
31% Aug 10
Mar 15
6
Jan
23
51
12% Feb
70% Sep
12% Jan
29
3
31
Feb
53 »/2 Feb
11
46 y4 Sep
Mar 14
95 y4 Oct
25
38% Feb
x34y4 Jan
75
35
8
41 y4 Jan
Jan
2
July
29 ya
6
Jan
39% May
32 y4 Mar 28
8
17
5
10
17
16
8
Dec
21
23% Feb
Dec
21
80% Feb
Jan
July 16
84
25
94
Feb
25Va Apr
25 ye Mar 15
37 y4 Sep
3
111% Apr
2
3
3
80 % Apr
22% Apr
3
40% Jan 25
15%
15%
15 Va
153%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 3/8
27 Va
4,300
57%
58
58%
58%
58%
5 000
2
21% Jan
92%
92%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
*103%
105 Va
*103%
105%
*103%
105%
*103'/a
105%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
124% May
7
2
9y4 Jan
8
8% Jan
9
52 y2 Jan
45 Va Jan
17
73
5
Aug 28
58% July 18
18
35 y4 Mar 9
12% Dec 28
22% Aug 30
38 % Apr
34
17
16«
Nov
32 y4 Jun
45
26
10% Jun 29
2
19% Jan
4% Feb
Jan
Apr
7
141
Jan
5 V4
5
July 14
Jan
18
42% Jan
14
36% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
21% Apr
22
84
23 %
July
South
47% Jan
9
5
2
60% Jan
48% Feb
2
20
63% July
63% Nov 27
75% Feb
10
65
Jan
9
66
Jan
3
18
70% July 17
57% Nov 24
46% July
*64 y2 Sep
75 y8 Mar
12
13% Jan
2
5
xl2% Jun
9
29
9% Oct
4
101
Nov 20
47% Dec
6
17 y8 Oct
5 Ve July
7% Jan
5% Jun 25
77
9
May 24
30
Jan
41% Nov 23
57 y4 Dec
52% Nov 24
105
99% Dec 20
Mar
3
22
6% Apr
9
Feb
21
9% Jan
'Spalding
17
57% Jan
16
Feb 23
99 % Jan
9
17% July 18
13
31% May
14% Feb
66% Nov 29
81
Feb
9
9
67
19% Jan
30 y4 Dec
2
17
29
Jan
103
21
21%
21
21'/a
21
88
89
89
903%
90
94%
14%
15
15%
15
15
15
15
57 va
57%
57%
573/a
57%
573/4
58% '
19%
*19%
20%
20%
20 %
*14
15
57
56%
20-%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
103%
10'/a
10%
900
*10%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
18,200
*70
71
7
39
Jan
16
73
5
25 % Feb
26
-
3
Jun
13
30% Feb
23
Feb
6
2
21% Jun
18
109% Jan
30
98 % Jan
3
26% Feb
8
22 % Jan
25% Feb
1
80% Jan
92
11
% Apr
3
13
12% Jan
15
July
8
Dec
29% Aug
79% Nov 23
96
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
14% Sep
13% Feb
64 ya
July
135
Jun
'.57
July
For
2
29
5
Mar
1
.
10% Jan
104
14% Jun
96% Jun
1
26
27
78% Feb
1
Feb
8
151
Jan
175% July 24
172% Oct
15
167
Jan
195 Va July
160
footnotes
see
page
74% Jan
22.
July 23
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
39%
43%
423%
42%
43
433/4
43 Va
43%
43'a
423/4
101 %
*100%
101J/4
100%
100%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
STOCK
25%
78%
23
25
25
79'/a
79
8%
793/4
80%
*14%
HOLIDAY
14 VB
14%
*14
14'%
14'/a
14%
13%
*13%
13%
133/e
133/e
2%
27/8
*2%
3
2%
*30
30%
29%
30
293/4
30%
*41 Ve
42
41
41
41
41
46%
46%
46%
46%
463/4
46%
89
893/4
*88%
46%
891/4
89 >/a
*89%
89%
36%
36%
*36%
37
37%
37%
*36%
*37%
37%
1,000
78%
79%
7,500
143/4
14 3/8
1,200
133/s
13 %
41%
40 34
40 3,4
400
463/e
46%
12,400
*88%
88%
46%
89
37
37
37
37
500
37%
37%
38
38
38
2,200
14%
14%
2,000
64%
64%
14%
14%
64%
*64%
•65%
*72
75
14%
14 3/8
14%
65'/a
75
21
*20%
21
20%
20%
*20'%
37%
17%
37%
37%
373%
38%
37%
17%
17%
173%
173%
173/4
5
5
5'/e
141
5 %
10%
10%
10%
-51%
51%
51 Va
60
60
10%
*50
60
59%
5
10%
141
*141
20%
145
400
5
5
2,500
5%
5%
103%
10%
51%
51 Vz
*51%
60
*60
1,300
145
10%
52
26,600
173/4
*140
5%
60
100
38%
*20%
21
50
75
*72
10%
*51
60
603%
10%
52
900
22.100
42%
*41
42%
42%
35
35 %
35
35%
35 vs
35%
35'/a
35'%
35 %
14%
14%
143/a
141/4
14 3/8
*40 %
200
6,200
*40
423/s
353/s
41%
8,500
60%
41%
>41
500
37
*72
*139
1,700
41'%
*64%
140
*
30%
75
141
2,100
3
30%
14%
64'/a
1,500
13%
3
3
303%
*30
64 %
*72
500
80
64 Va
100
14%
14%
143/e
22%
23
231/4
23i/4
23 Vs
23'%
23
23%
22 Va
593/a
57%
58
58
58'%
58%
58%
58
58%
59
1,700
813/s
81
19,500
80%
83%
14%
(22 %
143/8
82
82%
82%
823%
83%
61
61%
61%
62 %
61%
62%
18,100
72
72
72%
72%
72%
800
*70
71
*69%
605/8
60%
60%
72
713/4
71%
71
*70%
& Bros Inc
1
No par
*13
13%
*13
5%
*6%
5%
5 j/4
*6%
7
*102
104
101
Va siJ843/4
blOl
25
25'/a
40
40%
40
*54
54%
*54
101
102
*101
1,300
82 3/4
72
No par.
1
Stand Gas & Elec Co com—No par
$4 preference
No par
$6 prior preferred
No par
$7 prior preferred
No par
130
8%
25
25
15%
75
143/e
101%
8 Va.
8%
14%
60 Ve
1
37%
13%
3
3
101%
25%
79%
*13 Ve
CLOSED
SATURDAY
*
*70%
Products Co Inc
101%
*100
*25
25
25
79 Va
*25
EXCHANGE
7.50
preferred
3,300
2,700
38%
No par
$3.50
4,500
38%
*102
Standard Coil
"
Shares
39
38%
100
Brands Inc com
the Week
38%
July 24
38
No par
Chemical Co common
6
4.50% cum preferred
50
4.60%
preferred "
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
:
1
Sperry Corp (The)-,
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No par
Square D Co
5
Squibb (E R) & Sons com
50c
$4 preferred
No par
Standard
Friday
July 25
38%
Thursday
38%
ctfs
:
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
383%
*100
$5.50 preferred
32% July 25
10% Jan
(A G)
SALE
Sales for
Tuesday
July 21
30
72%
*71
12
*71
71
71
71
,
AND HIGH
Monday
43%
Spencer
July 16
1
8% July 22
31
21% Nov
*
38%
No par
tr
800
*19%
37%
preferred
Ohio stk
500
10,200
10%
common—No par
100
Railway
&
5,500
■/,?-;
193%
8%
July 19
Elec—No*par
Co
9,900
21%
87
>70
25
5
*
1,800
21 Ve
8
25
Spear & Co common
2
21 y4 Nov 24
97
&
Sparks Withington Co
May 16
26 Va Jan
"
Pacific
noncum
Mobile
2
13
29
6% Jan
16
52
5
5%
9
36% Oct
9% Jun
1
38 % Apr
31
Southern
30
47% Jan
29% Feb
25% July 12
29
26% Jun
72% Jun
103% July
100
Gas
6,400
19%
50
(The)
Indiana
103
87
10%
com_4.50
preferred
96
103
95 Va
97
40
823/4
82%
84
102
102
21
139 %
Co
1023/4
87
1
Aircraft
1023%
102
95%
963/4
95
105
*103
105
*82%
84
*82%
94%
*103
105
*103
84
17%
Southern
16
2,200
37%
Southern Natural Gas Co
Nov
10
14%
21 Va
17 Va
July 17
84% July. 1
74% Feb
64
Feb
51
2
35% Jan
107%
143/e
14%
101 %
102
37%
Southern Co
1
*106%
14%
91%
17 Va
preferred
Southern California Edison
61
107%
143/e
*82%
90%
37 Ve
8%
14 % July 17
*106%
14%
105
*103
105
*20%
5%
16
107%
14%
•
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
14
69
*87%
*106'%
14%
15
South Carolina E & G Co
10% July 17
51% July 22
89
107
14%
20
87%
87
89
*87%
89
1,700
107
*87%
89
108
Typewriters_No par
Solar
14
.
10
92%
*72
Smith & Corona
57
58 Va
56%
56
105%
56%
—100
100
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
1,800
27 Va
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
7
7
Jan
common
500
15%
15%
*14%
20
10
20
Corp..
(AO)
40
19%
15%
87
25
-
3%%
preferred
4.20% preferred
3
20
Corp
Smith Alexander Inc
22
34% Jan
16% May
14
9
6
Smith
July 24
17% Mar 12
66 % Mar
Oil
94
*19
21
No par
No par
No par
:
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
38
19
Dec
53% Jan
39
14
Jan 17
74% July 17
Co
'Skelly Oil Co—:
26
37 % July
Oct
143% Sep
4% Apr 24
7% July
46
102 V4 Jan
15
14 Ve Jun
4
19% Dec
Feb 20
32% Mar
19
11
Dec
Sinclair
31% Apr
60
Coalition Mines
Simonds Saw & Steel
18
49
Feb
of America
Corp
Simmons
7
July
32
48
5
16
19% Jun
16
20
42 Ve
23
75 Ve Nov
4 Ve Jan
Corp
Mfg
Sheraton
'Silver King
*93'%
19
19
27%
102
1
15
1
1
5
Pen Co
19
11,300
15%
90%
No par
No par
Corp.:
94
19
20
94
*93'%
*93
"■
19%
27%
*82%
No par
preferred
G)
(W A)
19%
20
175
20%
19%
20%
215
215
*130%
15%
—No par
Corp
19%
20 Ve
19
Saturday
(Frank
Oil
Sheller
1
40% July 25
5
60
Shell
7
July
14
2
2% Jun 18
28
May 27
cum
Sheaffer
29
16% Jan
2
13% July
$4.25
Shattuck
Mar 15
87
10% Jan
15
21
29 % Jan
65% Feb 27
5
12% Sep
Sharp & Dohme common
May 28
9% May 17
July.22
25
17% Mar 19
2
8Va Jun
3% July
19
10
Steel
175
94
1
Sharon
230
*130%
*18%
LOW
9
30
*215
175
*92%
*102%
Pat
Shamrock Oil & Gas
230
*130%
18%
14%
STOCK1
YORK
EXCHANGE
48 % Jan
107
11
x8% Feb 28
x96% Jan
9
Jan
108
42% Jan
1
1
39% May
Jan
96 ya Nov
37
July
40
20
May
34
9
9
50y4May
2
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Range
*215
175
19%
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1951
1,800
230
230
*87%
No par
$4.50 preferred
12.600
69%
*130%
*106%
1
1
Inc
27J/a
68%
31%
5
Servel
27
68%
93
56
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co
4
14% Jan
21
15
175
*91
5
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Apr
May 15
18 % Jan
10
27%
*103%
-—1
No par
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
27
68 %
27%
100
preferred series A
27%
68%
15%
com—No par
Seaboard Finance Co
3
26%
68
18%
100
100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
103% Apr
27%
*67%
19%
5
com
preferred
preferred
Seabd Air Line RR Co
103
3
12
86% Jun 24
12% Feb 13
19% Jan
(The)
Co
232
500
64
68
26%
26%
68
93
,
No par
No par
No par
25
100
100
conv
Scranton
102% Jan
14% Jan
.
Scovill Mfg Co common
35 Ve Jan
* 89 Ve Apr
2
5
21% Dec
3
Mar 14
74
Apr
68% Dec 20
29
Jun
58% July 22
14
Mar
104
26
17% Jan
2
Sep
15
13
73% Dec
47
Feb
May
.2
33 % Jan
94
Regis Paper Co common
Sangamo
.
*130 %
100
5
100
10
5
1.40
preferred
pfd 4.40% series A
Electric Co—_
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common
$3,40 preferred
^
$4 preferred
29
89% Feb
2
101% Nov
76
30% Jun
Jan
18 % Jan
1
9
12
23
13
20
noncum
1st
May 29
21
11
2
25% Jun
2
17% Jun
49% May
St
6
97
xl5% May
'
*228
2.600
21%
17
26%
21 %
17 Ve
*62%
17%
68
4,100
64
20%
63%
17
Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
St
9
Jun
24 % Feb
9
4
Mar
x88
99
13% Jan
69% July 25
240
5%
108
Jan
54
24% Apr
31
8
6
11
11
10
19
19
9
31
21
25 % Dec
19% May 23
21
Feb6
28% Jun 25
27 % July 14
99% Feb
12%
21 Ve
20%
63%
5
,
70
12%
12%
12'/8
12%
12 Ve
12 Ve
20%
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co common__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
300
117
105
120
*102 Va
1,200
17%
17%
36%
1,800
7
27%
27 Va
45
*44%
45
17%
100
26%
*6%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*44%
17%
4,500
*26
7
*63%
6%
6%
6%
6%
45
*25'%
26
*25%
»
450
1.000
71%
70%
6%
300
28
28
26%
4%
44
*41 Va
106'/a
106'/a
106
200
8,800
343%
44
%
89
89%
89'%
*105'%
275
73%.
*7%
89
*41
44
*41'%
44
89 Va
106
*44%
3
7 %
343%
2,600
203
203
205
205
100
53
52'/a
523%
52'/a
205
7i%
106
26
6%
13.400
34%
*41%
69%
69
*25%
3 200
5 Va
7%
*89'/a
27%
27%
31%
5%
34%
89%
106
106
111%
303/4
5%
5'/a
7'/a
44
*41%
*89 Ve
42'%
>110%
31'%
*7%
34%
34%
423%
111%
31
5%
200
900
600
15,600
42%
34%
7%.
*7 Va
%
j'
51'%
51
rl98
98
*933%
*109'%
42
*110 vb
30-/4
5 Ve
31
20
21,600
20%
20
20'/a
98
42 Va
41%
108 Va
*108
110
30%
20
57
*56
57
*55
30%
41%
42%
41%
110
1
Safeway Stores common
4
33% Jan
■
9%
*93%
S
29 yB Nov
100
500
30%
30
28
30
7
*6%
22%
1
(Jacob)
17%
7
*93%
No par
(The)
17vv
*6%
17%
9%
—100
Typewriter
*17%
17%
3%
—20
common
Metal Works Inc
Art
20
10% July
Co
17%
20
17 vb
El Corp—No par
&
1,100
*193/4
22%
1
preferred series A
17
20'/a
98%
50
preferred series A
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
300
*19%
17
Copper
4.50%
1
16
33% Jan
110
(
Antelope
200
20
20
19%
Ritter Company
Roan
100
12
*19%
*11%
57
No par
No par
Mines
Mills Inc common
20
Richfield
9
July 24
34
*11%
20
12
10
Corp
Oil
74% July
26
23 '/e May 16
17
26
4
12
29
23
29
13
17
21
Co
Manufacturing
Rheem
*33
12
34'%
*11%
*9'/a
10
100
100
1
series
Preferred 4.50% series
3.60%
Preferred
*39
34
41
*34
11%
17%
*6%
41
34
*39
34'/a
20
*27 Va
*39
41
11%
20
1
10
Common
3
92'/-» Apr
40% Jan
1,400
41
2.50
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
29%
*34
10
Drug Inc
29
22%
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
2
35 % Feb
32 ya Jan
85
Feb
10% Jan
242
May
180
/
67 % Jan
May
Rexall
2
30
6% Jan
5% July 21
49
700
28 %
29
*93%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
30
Jan
preferred
convertible
$1
44 % Jan
115
May
34%
29
*39
1
50c
.
32%
34%
29
19%
25c
-1
Inc
Motors
Republic Aviation Corp
5Ve Jan
9% Jun
Oct
32
18% Jun 30
38
16
10
5
6% Oct 18
10
9
108% Jun
62% Sep
2
Jan
23% Feb
3% Jun
common
$4.50 preferred
Reo
18y8 Jan
34% Apr
19
50 Ye Apr
Remington-Rand
July 11
96
90 y2 Feb
32
34%
28%
57
5
—100
50c
series
pfd 3%%
Conv
2
21 y4 Jan
17% Apr
HOLIDAY
Co common
Mfg
Reliarvce
3
26
Jan
58
Apr
SATURDAY
No par
Corp
Stores
Reliable
32%
341%
34va
11%
CLOSED
preference_____l0
prior
div
$1.25
7
,10% July
8% May
108 y4 Mar 19
.23
Jan
25
53
98% Jan 23
xl01% Dec
7V2 Jan
30% July 24
32'/a
34%
41
& Co—
(Root)
32%
34%
28 Va
28 %
11%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-No par
—.-50C
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc
26
31%
*33
50
5
14,100
31%
34 %
*39
50
2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills—__
8
1
July
common
1st preferred
noncum
July 24
July 28
Friday
July 25sdJLVXin
34 %
34 %
%
the Week
Thursday
x31 va
31%
28
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
July 21
30%
%4ve
25
50
noncum
4%
Reis
Mar 31
41
4%
1
13% Jan
Co
Reading
18
Jun
15
11
30
!
1
3
Jan
34
13
32% Feb
8
44
Feb 16
37
Feb
3
37% Feb
24
,
1
Rayonier Inc common
$2 preferred
.
32% July 23
1
24 y2 May
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
33% Dec
1
Range Since Jan.
1951
Pear
Lowest
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
July 19
STOCK
YORK
NEW
71
13%
5'/e
6%
104
401/4
55
101%
*13
5 Va
*6%
*102
413/4
*54
*101
13%
5%
7
104
42%
54%
102
72%
70
*68% '
70
13 Va
13%
*13
13 %
200
5%
5%
5%
1,100
*6%
*102
42
54%
*101
5%
*6%
7
104
*102
423%
42%
54%
*54 %
102
*101
7
104
42%
55%
102
3,700
20
130
18%
19 y8
2,400
37"%
38 3/e
4,000
18
18
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19'%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
38
38%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
68'/a
*67'/a
68'/a
*67%
68 %
68
68
68%
*67'/a
32%
32'/8
32%
5.300
24%
24%
24%
17,600
*67Va;
31%— 31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
24
24%
24%
243/a
245/8
243/8
*88
13%
93
*194
93
1753/4
1951%
*101
102
101
101
101
9
101
5,800
40
140
2,400
25
25%
25%
25'%
25 Vs
25 %
88
88 Va
*88
88'/a
88%
88'/a
88%
89
14%
143/t
"14%
102
8%
25%
14%
14%
14%
143%
14%
15
15
13%
14
13%
14,
14
141/s
14
14%
.11,900
933/4
3,700
25 Va
>,.,.,88%
14%
*174
*101..
*
•
93%
*174
1943/4
93%
93 %
93%
175%
174'%
174'/a
195
195%
195%
93%
93%
1753%
1753%
*195
198
93
*175%
195%
176
195%
320
4.200
300
1,300
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(345)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year
44
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar 13
59
Apr
587/a Jun
STOCKS
1951
Lowest
Lowest
55% Sep
78 'A Oct
2
10
NEW
Highest
50% Jan
64% July 23
Standard Oil of California
Standard
74% Jan
9
92
Mai 15
73% Apr
24
85
Jan
25
Standard
Oil
of
47% Oct
New
May
47% Jan
22
Standard
Oil
of Ohio
Jan
105% Mar
9
1
10
Jun
25
17% Oct
19
13% July 16
July
2
25 % Apr
18
22% Feb
24% Mar 21
July
9
56% Feb 13
53
37% Jun 29
44% Feb
16
13 %
15% Feb
3
36% May
2
13% Mar 24
July 16
Jun
2
28
14% Jun 28
16% Dec 26
19
.8
47% Oct
Jan
2
25% July 30
3
104% Jan
27
Jun
6
57
July 10
43% Jan 31
98
Apr 30
44% Jan
8
-
Jan
8
49% Jan
17
36% Apr
29
11
18 % May
20% Feb
14% ieb
16% Jun
10
20% Feb
8
.
18% Mar
2
16% Jan
25% Apr 14
35% Mar 7
•
•
Jan
31% Feb
23
63%
64%
62
63%
85%
84%
84%
84 3A
85
80%
79%
80%
14,400
80%
803/4
80 Va
80%
80
41%
41%
80%
42%
25,200
42
423/8
41%
42%
41
13%
24%
24%
24 Ve
241/4
Co
3%%
STOCK
preferred
Sunbeam Corp
Sun
Stone &
Webster—- —No par
Studebaker Corp
.n!
"
-.96
Apr
4
-67% Jan
4
115% Dec
11
17% Jan 10
2
9
Jun
17
10% Jan
21
99
7
96
Apr
4
101% Jun
27
Feb
Nov
1
79% Jan
3
94% Jan
5
Xl 14% Jan
8
119% Feb
15
93
'
37%
16%
37%
37%
37%
95
95
*94
41
41
41
41
41%
20
20
19%
19%
15%
15%
15%
•20% Jan
9
21% Oct 23
24% Sep 10
24%.Jan 29
22% Jan
28
217/8 Jan
29
22% Jun
5
56
10
355
8
Sep
10
10
67% Oct
9
26
15
Jan
18
Mar 14
570
Jan
Jun
16% Jun
29
22
20
Nov
101% Jun 26
10% July 24
32
Jun
28
13% Jan
2
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
24
25
2
10'/a Jan
24
18
Jan
8
30% May
17% Oct
6
15
2
39
95 % Mar
67/e Nov 24
102 % Jan
13% Jan
40
105% Dec
10% May
.
4
Sutherland
108% July 16
10% Jan
-
4
35% Jan 22
4.40%
Paper Co
Swift
37%
37 Va
*-37%
38 Va
31%
37%
38
31
31
31
38 %
31
*303/4
30%
30%
30%
1,300
9%
9 Ve
9Va
9Ve
9%
4,100
28
Swift
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
3
102
3
May
6% Apr
1
16
2
4Ve July
9
25
Jan
2
44 3A Jun
25
23V4 Jan
2
903/4 Mar 15
34% Mar
7
14
18
4V» Mar 11
9
34% May 19
42
Feb
1
Tennessee
52% Feb
60% Jan
29
Texas
32% Jan
19
Texas
Gulf
116% July 14
46% Jan 12
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Pacific Coal
Oct
59% Sep 13
30 % Dec 18
119
Oct
Oct
27% May 28
1
49
27
3
IOOV4 Apr
38
15
May
1
5% July
Jan
10
76V4 Jan 25
243/4 Jun
5
188
Oct
30
143
86
15
3
Jan
8
108% July
24
16Va July 19
23V2 Mar
7
12% May
17
July 18
233/8 Mar
7
17
11
Jun
39 Vs
2
July 25
*15
No par
107 Vb
107 VB
107%
1
6%
6%
Producing
Sulphur
4
42% May
1
5
91% Jan
9
51% July 25
98% July
3
37/s July 25
28%
28%
110%
1
1573/4
1573/4
157
10'4
104
104
41%
100
25% Mar
3
21% May 19
19
11
49
2
Timken
11
31
X10% Jan
3
1
Toledo
19 Vs July
July 3
10% Apr
2
102% Jun 26
15% Dec 31
28% Aug
8
23
20
15
Roller
Sep 21
110% Feb
Edison
27% Mar 12
Trans
27
28
7
Transue & Williams
18
8
Jan
10
105
3
21 % Feb
15
40% May 19
44% Feb
18
12
51 Va Jun
18
5
20'/a Jan
Jun
48% Jun
16 % Dec
28
24% Feb
9
7% Nov
8
13% Jan
16
8
41
16
Nov
8% Jan
Jan
15
Jun
9
8% July 15
29
Jan
31
7
9% Mar 10
32% Mar
100
1,000
58%
28 3/a
57/8
39 V2
58%
59%
58%
59 %
22,300
28%
28%
29 Vs
28%
29 Va
3,500
110
111%
112%
113%
112%
113%
5,200
42
42%
41%
42%
40%
41 %
8,800
158
160%
162%
164%
162%
105V4
41%
164
2,800
800
4,400
13Vb
131/4
3,800
17%
*17%
173/4
*173/8
173/4
*105
173/4
*173/8
12%
*123/8
1234
*12VB
12%
12%
123/4
12%
*39
40
*39
3S%
39%
39%
*39
393A
39%
391/2
*11%
11%
11%
11%
*111/2
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
117/B
100
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
9%
9%
44%
1,200
*44%
45%
44'A
45
45%
150
12%
3
Coach
3
10
45
45
2%
*2%
2%
*2%
11 VB
*10%
ll'A
*10V2
*
49%
491/2
49%
493/4
50
50
511/4
96
96
95%
95%
*95 %
97
*96
971/2
120
3%
3%
3 VB
31/4
3'/8
3%
3%
27%
27V4
27%
27%
28%
28%
29
22%
22V2
22 3/a
22Va
22%
203/b
20 3A
20%
43%
433A
433/8
,(20%
43%
11%
11%
11%
11%
■fU
Monday
July 19
July 21
HIGH
33/4
23%
7,500
20%
20%
21
2,300
43%
43%
433/4
44Vs
2,100
11%
SALE
23
203/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,400
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
July 22
July 22
Sales for
Thursday
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
19 Va
19%
193/a
19%
19%
20
No par
*25%
*25%
26'A
*25 Va
26 Vb
25%
15%
15 Vs
15%
151/4
153/4
110%
109%
1103/b
109'A
109%
Film
...
25%
*25%
26%
100
15%
163/a
15%
163/a
43,200
109%
110%
110%
1,230
18 VB
5,600
18 J/4
18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
44 %
44%
*431/2
44%
*43%
44%
*43%
441/4
100
17%
*17%
17%
rl7%
17%
17%
17%
600
*49 %
49%
*49
493A
*49
493A
*49
50
15
15 %
15
15 Va
15
15%
15%
15%
8%
*8%
83/4
83/4
83/4
*8%
83/4
29 Va
*29 %
29%
*29%
293/4
29%
29%
1
*10%
11
107/b
10%
26
12 Va Jan
7
Jan
2
15% Mar
3
123/4 Jun
2
15% Feb
2
47% Jan
2
58
49% Apr
11% Jun
56% Feb
4
Underwood
2
May 11
4
15% Oct
25
12% Jan
3
13% Feb
2
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
37VB Jan
10
52
43% Jun
26
50
Jan
2
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
57
Feb
27
68
July 16
Union
Carbide
104
Jan
2
111
110
3,400
*17%
183/s
44
8%
9% Feb
15,500
19%
29 %
7
27%
17%
18%
No par
12% Dec
Shares
27
17%
1
50
Co
the Week
19%
com—No par
50
6
Friday
July 25
July 24
27
*43%
22V4
22%
43%
1S%
Co common
1
Av (conv)——50
2,000
207/8
27%
26
22,200
22%
19%
15
3%
291/2
20%
26%
1
3%
293/b
43%
.
2
5
common
500
6,600
49
*27
Saturday
Steel
3
11 Va
97%
10
Inc
45
*2%
*10'A
11
40
49%
llOVa
Fox
11
10
200
1,000
'
49 Vb
prior preferred
conv
*2%
11%
12%
*95%
No par
Coal
Century
Twin
100
*5%
39 Vb
131/4
Par
Twin City Rap Transit
5%
13%
5%
39%
13 Va
STOCK
Corp
Preferred series
20th
*13%
*5%
39%
13 VB
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% series of 1952
8
28%
111
No par
5
preferred
Truax-Traer
15
18% Jun
15% Jan
13%
*13%
5%
39
13
LOW AND
Airlines
World
Tri-Continental
$6
1,800
13Va
Transamerica Corp
3
May
6%
13
EXCHANGE
16% July 24
110% May 22
6%
157
41%
5
YORK
NEW
23% Jan
13% Jan
2
17% Dec
Feb
6%
39 Va
Oil
Bearing
Co (The)
22
9
1,400
6%
1
Associated
Water
Highest
x21% Jan
17
27
42
STOCKS
2
107%
106%
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference
No par
Range for Previous
27% Feb
106 %
38%
Timken-Detroit Axle
51% Sep
18% Apr
42% Jun
15
29
24% Dec 26
107%
39
11%
29
29
190
107%
38%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
7,200
86
105'A
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
34%
38%
*2%
181/4 Jun
23
*133A
17
34%
*843/4
106%
44%
43
Jun
133/a
6%
*15
38%
15
5
100
17
19
6%
85
105%
50
25
16% Jan
6 3/b
108
34%
38%
preferred
convertible
Jun
Lowest
*107%
17
34%
.85
104%
Avenue Transit Corp_No par
22% Jun
Highest
107%
*15
373/4
Thompson (J R)
1
1951
353/s
86
373/4
common
3
Year
17
34%
*85
No par
Co
4V» Jan
11% July
*15
35%
86
37%
preferred
Fair
Thermoid
Tide
8,400
57%
111%
common
35% Feb
Jan
31%
No par
2.% Jun 21
21% May 15
313/a
57%
28%
Co
24'/2 Nov 26
29% July 25
24% July
7
31%
*51/4
*173/8
Jan
50
400
31%
*381/4
17%
Inc
conv
$2.50
1,200
108%
31%
57
110 3/4
certificates
Utilities Co
fThird
25
24%
*108
1,300
31 Vb
57%
13%
8
2,600
24'/4
10%
57 Va
173/8
18
23%
10%
5%
10
No par
10
Co
Oil
&
Texas & Pacific Ry
15
93/4
520
10%
38%
*13 Va
5%
13 VB
Jan
24
9%
*490
10%
5%
133/a
50c
Feb
9%
520
1,100
10%
38 J/4
*5%
Textron
4
93/8
"490
20%
*103/e
39
133/s
7
48
*108
383/4
2
15% Feb
9%
525
9
—8
5
The
Lowest
6 3/e
18% Feb
July 14
9%
*485
17
34%
*84 Ve
1
Dec
*15
84%
22
4
17
35 Va
84%
18% Jan
2% May 29
81/4 Jan 11
9%
520
3-4%
12% Feb
x93/4 Jan
9%
*485
_7.50
14% Jan
Jun
9%
516
32
May 13
2
1,900
93/8
31%
6
47% Oct
66
24%
16
103
65%
108%
Dec
4
65%
"108
46 % Oct
I3
65%
1087/s
12
Dec
65%
10%
40
90
1,400
*6434
108 Va
7
33Vs Apr
65%
10%
14
2
24'/a
108 Vb
15% Feb
7
24»/4
643/4
10%
43% Feb
6% Jan
24%
65%
21
32
2
11% Mar
23%
24%
108%
9
1
23%
20%
23%
19,900
*23%
24%
24
12% July
19
20%
23%
24%
*24
38% May
Feb
21 Ve
*23%
24 3A
24%
1
7
203A
23%
233A
18
3% Jun
30
20%
2334
Corp
11
11
11
11
18
*49
15
*8%
*29
10%
50
15 Vb
12,200
83/4
1,200
30
190
10%
1,000
U
13
533/8 Mar 28
100% Nov 26
Sep 21
66% July 30
112% Feb
2
49% Jun
403/4 July 17
Union
1
34
Jan
28
United
107
Jan
30
33% Jan
2
35
44% Mar 13
26 % Jan
18
21
Mar
3
30% Jan
21
Mar 13
1013A Jan
8
Jan
31
65% Oct
8
36
Sep
13% July 24
X60 % Feb
19
5 Vb Oct
8
25
56% Nov
16
15
22
Jun
2
47% Jun
26
May 22
25
Oct
163/b Jun
2
xl9
4% Jan
7
3
2
16% May 29
56% Nov
19
8
73% Feb
13
57
Mar
5% Mar 21
10% Feb
74
11
Feb
21% Jan
15
18
May
7
United
United
7%
28% Jan
16
For
footnotes
2,300
37'A
2,400
36'/a
*106
36VB
109
36%
36%
*106
109
36%
*106
10,300
*28
623/4
29%
62%
*28
14
*13%
62%
29%
4%
4%
4 3/8
65%
64%
14
13%
13%
62%
63
62%
63
28%
28%
*27%
29%
*13%
109
100
63%
63%
*27%
29%
100
4%
11,500
Va
43/8
43/s
43/8
4%
434
643A
*63%
643A
62%
63%
61%
4
14
62
Corp (Del)
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
—100
5%
5 Vb
V4
7%
7%
7%
*7
7%
*7 Vb
7%
53
53
52%
52%
52%
52%
50
52%
50%
50%
5
19
19
18%
19
18%
19
19
19%
18%
19
2,700
5
17
17
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1.200
Electric
Coal
Cos—
Foundry
5%
*7%
No par
United Fruit Co
60 3/B
5%
7%
61
5 V8
*7
60%
5'A
5
Vb
5%
5 Va
5 Vb
61 %
United
United Gas Corp
1
Gas
Paramount
Certificates
U S
&
$4.50
Feb
18
25
U
116% Jun
10
of
interest
Foreign Securities
1st preferred
Jan
26
167
Jan
8
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
64% Feb
20
13% July 23
25% Jan
2
U
S
Hoffman
4%%
U S
Machinery
preferred
Leather Co
143/4
143A
14%
14%
14%
14%
U%
14%
14%
13%
14'/a
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
No par
*68
68%
673A
673A
No par
*99
99%
993A
99%
99%
No par
25
25
25
25
25%
20
100
5
113%
114
113%
*175%
177
*175%
100
*6234
18%
14
No par
4
19
63%
14 Vb
113%
177
68
114
*175%
14%
683/B
100
25%
114%
177
*13%
68'/a
*99%
*25
'14%
68%
101
25%
114%
115
*175%
177
*13%
68
*99%
25
115
*175%
210
4,900
1,600
2,900
14%
68%
100
115
177
3,900
160
25%
1,200
2,600
•
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
*193/8
193/4
63%
62 3/4
623/4
63%
63%
*62%
64
14Va
l33/4
14 1/8
13%
14%
14
100
11,200
*623/4
14
19,200
13,900
14
*13%
com
61
13%
1
Gypsum Co common
7%
preferred
9
1
Freight Co
60%
14%
Theatres——1
U S
20
S
1,900
290
2
101% Feb
22
97%
7
13
page
29
97%
28
Feb
see
36
109
*13%
65%
United
27% Jun
May
203/B July
62%
14
TOO
United Engineering ft
2
300
28 3/a
97%
30%
34% Mar 25
179
104%
28%
97%
60%
Apr
17
*103%
28%
97%
30 3/4
73
25
104
28%
27%
100
Jan
104
27%
*96 3/4
61%
9
Jan
9,900
273/4
11
70
2,500
1,000
33%
3^4
643/e Jan
19
483/4
40 3/4
27%
96% Jan
185
483A
40%
33%
30%
61% Sep 20
1063/4 Feb 28
29
48%
40 3/4
32%
"
*13%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
United
7
123/4 May 24
58% May 19
19% May 24
48%
*40
20
62
21% Jan
164% Dec
4,100
303/4
26
124
118%
27%
133/a Jun
4
117%
60%
20
104% Jan
118%
27%
22% Sep
May
117%
303/4
17% Jan
19
8,300
27%
15% Jan
1
42%
100
303/4
21% Jan
24% Mar
41%
100
273/8
1
8
42%
30%
23
2
99
42Va
27%
133/b Jun
18
104%
60
99
30%
1
Jun
35%
*106
104
87%
273/B
16
223/4 Sep 20
18% Nov
105
500
97
30%
30
28% Jun
18% Feb
May
353/4
109
*104
86%
1,100
1,600
5,900
10
643A Jan
14Ve July 12
17% May
1
99
*106
105
*95
.
Improvement Co__13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
7
2
8
38% Apr
35
No par
10
Corp
$3.50 convertible preferred
8
20
12
Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
Board & Carton
No par
25% Oct
13
32%
No par
31% Dec
24 3/8 Jan
40%
32%
United Carbon Co
2
30 Va July 16
49
40%
323A
70% Mar 19
25
July
26% Jan
48%
40%
32%
97
United
Apr 21
49%
40%
323/4
27%
TJnited-Carr Fastener
Nov
5
49
40%
96%
11
123/8 Jan
49%
32%
27%
25
88
48%
*40%
97%
United
42%
5
100
common
27%
4% Apr
2
118
97
33% Feb
12
116%
27%
69% July
12
Dec
1173/4
*104
United
9
117
41%
series of 1952.100
7
Jan
117
101
*99
423/8
118%
convertible preferred
Air Lines Inc common—10
Preferred 4%%
6
8% Dec
4
68
5%
Corp
Feb
50
110
No par
Co
Car
Aircraft
United
23
11
Tank
33/8 Feb
28% July 23
6
31/4 Jun
43Vs Jun
18
37% July 25
106% Apr
17% Feb
106 Ve
42
45 V8 Jan
109
106%
101
28
3
107%
107%
413/4
37% May
29% Jan
*106%
107%
*99%
9
Dec 28
153/4 Aug 22
19,000
102
2
101
66%
413/4
Preferred
'
Union Oil of California
102% Mar 20
48
66%
*99%
Feb
913/4 May
473/4
66%
25
Pacific RR Co common
50
noncumulative preferred—50
Jan
24% May
473/4
66%
par
52
101 Vb Jan
47%
66 3/a
97
40
2
48
65%
88
2
18
471/2
67
*95
Jan
35% Dec
47%
66%
*86%
3
10
46%
88
109% Jan
22% Jan
12 3/s
97
973/4 Nov 26
May
12%
107
45% July
9
121% Mar 31
\%
51%
12%
*86%
104
19
13
51%
12%
*95
15
Union
13
51%
12%
107
27
21
13
51
12%
88
Jan
Apr
12%
503A
12%
50%
97
353A Feb
41% May
I12Vb Jan
107%
*12%
12%
*95
94
29
HOLIDAY
12%
50 3/4
*86%
7
Jun
66%
107%
66
127/a
503/4
*12
88
6
36
463A
par
42% Oct
26% July 2
100% Nov 26
463/a
SATURDAY
par
$3.50
107
'443/4 Dec 27
12%
97
$3.70
Preferred
4
100
12%
503/4
12%
*86%
Preferred
5
3
Mar
12%
503/4
CLOSED
*95
11
33% Apr
May
par
30
91% Dec
93
83% Jan
pfd $4.50 ser—No
series
No
series
No
$4 series
No
Un El Co of Mo
Apr
96% Feb
96
11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
20
No par
Carbon
91% Jun
102
28
Mar 17
&
5
9
19
Jan
No par
Corp
25
96% Oct
83
Dec
1
(The)
Corp
Udylite
?
1,700
118
3/4
20
1
20
*1^
24%
Mar 10
9% Jun
10
83'/4
*23 aA
*233A
(James)—;
share
$1.25
100
83
20%
2334
com
*08%
25
Pacific Land Trust—
Texas
118%
233A
16% Oct
11
1163A
233/4
47% Oct
44
1163/4
233A
28
8
83
233/4
35% July 23
13V4 Sep 27
8'A Jan
2
18% Jan
100
82%
>117
500
7,500
18,700
23%
*485
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
Mar 13
*98%
83
23%
Co
Sub
195% Mar 28
32% Jan
103% Mar 10
35'/4 Dec
Jan
100
83
25
Inc
Talcott
Texas
80
*98 %
23%
Telautograph Corp
4
40
12
9 Vb
Wf
T
21
13% Jun
s%
*23%
Symington Gould Corp
Feb
13
*163/4
23%
Ltd
(conv)
6% Sep
13V8 Jan
*9%
No par
preferred
$4.40 cum pfd
110% Jan 29
7% Jar, 21
International
$4
::
12% July
9%
100
31%
8
Apr
2,000
37%
*10 %
1
Feb
153/a
163/4
28%
*108 Vb
39% Mar
15%
163/4
25
86
15%
28%
100
17
14
15%
20
17
17
——50
5
—
Apr 12
32% J^ay
2
1
700
283/4
(The)—4.16%
Co—
20
25
^_25
!
preferred
&
19%
20%
common
Sweets Co of America
20
,
28%
*99
10c
81% Jan
19
Sep
6
Jan
20
15%
28%
*9%
12.50
22% Apr
2,900
20
28 »/4
65%
Inc..
28% Aug 13
110% Oct
5
41
95 Va
*16%
31
set: 1950—20
18
41
37%
28 %
2nd pfd
14
4,700
*94
413/a
15 Ve
118%
26
37%
05%
41
16%
*ll63A
Apr
11% Jan
570
38%
*94
41%
28 %
118%
27% Jan
May 12
*37%
95%
16%
*11634
17
50U
37%
37%
99%
Biscuits
300
*94
83%
Sunshine
1,100
16 Ve
17
99%
24
Jan
200
38'A
16%
37%
83%
20% Apr
3
5
68
56%
373/4
163/4
28%
83%
conv
*55%
37%
*16%
'
17
83'A
5%%
56
37%
163/a
16%
95%
preferred-'-——100
Sunray ~Oil Corp common
1
•""4%%
preferred series A__
25
3
3
56
37%
37%
-
27%
4 % %;
4
Sep 20
24% Dec
23% Jan
102% Dec
May
1
9% July 18
16
26 Va Apr
56
1,500
1,300
20
r
*
*
Sunshine Mining Co
80
Dec
63
24% Apr
24 % Jun
.
*55%
"
37
•
Co common—No par
A
24'A
56
•
Class
24%
37%
Corp commoiu—__1
series A .preferred—No par
Sun Oil
24%
56
Chemical
$4.50
29
119% Jan
"
24%
*16%
_No par
"
12% May
24%
16%
—1
—(
200
241/a
39%
.15
6,800
133/4
57
—
100
13%
16%
:
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—_1
5% prior preference
,—20
*99 Ve
133/4
HOLIDAY
—15
100
13%
SATURDAY
100
—
*99 Va
26,200
42
133/a
*37%
CLOSED
5
common
100
%
131/4
*56
EXCHANGE
—1
Inc.——_
*99%
,
37%
L 8——No par
(The)
'
97/« Dec 26
I
99%
13%
28% JUly 25
39% May 8
33% Mar 24
26% May 20
64%
843/4
99 Va
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
Feb 21
18
63%
85
13%
Sterling Drug Inc
11
100
62%
84%
79
*
59%
41
Steel
Bros Stores
Shares
60
Spring common—1
convertible preferred50
4%
the Week
July 25
85%
99%
Starrett
Friday
July 24
59
13%
Sterchi
Sales for
Thursday
84%
99 VB
3
PRICES
Wednesday
July 23
July 22
1
3
92
4
preferred series A—
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co
Mar 21
20% Dec
<
*
25
Indiana
Standard
17
36
of
3%%
41 % Jan
July
Oil
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
July 21
common—HO
94
Monday
July 1!)
Jersey——_15
40
8
14
90
No par
17
20
39% Apr 11
15% Jan
2
Saturday
Par
3
99% July 10
15% Jan
5
36 Vb Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
75% Dec 31
13
33% Mar 15
93% Dec 31
50 'A
YORK
EXCHANGE
14%
1,300
40
6,900
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
(346)
NEW YORK
STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Higheet
7 v, Feb
Jun
13
39 % July
20% Feb
18
18% Jan
7% Dec
28
8% Jan
12
Jan
29
43
x36 V* Nov 28
36
58 % July
5
66
Dec
27
84% Mar
29
Nov
24
42% Feb
8
86% Dec
4
96% Feb
14
92'/* Dec
6
106% Oct
9
<n a
«
128% July
102% Jan
57% July
July 24
JUn
3
136% Jan
2
30
65% Jan
9
87% Mar 29
Jan
3
68% May 29
76% Oct
8
67% Mar
3
37% Jun
26
19
6
U
42% Jan
37% May 16
138 Va May 16
153% Jan
D
2
146 % Feb
47% Jan 30
29
138% Dec
61
27% July
Jan
Feb
13
Mar 18
20% Mar 20
19% Jun
21
43% Aug 27
36% July 25
5% Jun
27
7% Jan 26
5% Jan
7
7% Apr
10
9% Jun
28
Feb
17
9% Jun
4
10% Jan
11
13
7
96% Jan
4% Jan
Jan
24
94
Jun
22
4
% Jan
19
27
Jan
18
3% Jan
2
25% Jan
30
26% Jan
n
9
27% Jun
8
24
2% May 15
o% Jan
26
2
24
Jan
21% May 2/
22% Jun
29
Oct
6
22% Jan
27
x27% Oct
15
23
Nov
21
170% Jan
12
156
155
28
4
Jua
May
2
Jan
14
13% Jan
24
26
11
Apr
Jun
21
64
Oct
19
57
May 23
26 % Jan
10
29% Dec
31
28% Apr
30% Jan
2
40% Sep
13
34
Jan
•
13% July
2
19
Oct
9
14
Apr
17
27% Jun
13
8% Jun
51
14% Sep
4
29
July 24
33% Feb
5
14
Dec
26
23% Oct
23
3% Dec
14
28% Oct
9
115% Dec
14
lib
Apr
115% Dec
19
li6
Apr
3
Jan
26
Dec
Mar 27
89
J»n
28
20% May
Dec
21
3
140
22% Mar
29
21% Jan
9
110% Jan
8
93% Apr
29% Jan
137% Jan
25
July
115% May
Mar 12
1
Apr 30
120
18% Jan
3
116% Feb
20
xllO
Nov
28
106% Jan
29
95
Nov
26
103% May
7
98 % Jan
22
40
Dec
4
38% Dec
6
33% Apr
24
29% Jun
29
31% Mar
3
x27%Jan
14
27
95
8
SI
Jan
31
Apr
17
64
Jan
36
Wabash RR 4%%
11% Jan
2
Jan
20
28% Mar
25
71% Feb
7
13
55
54% Jun
28
28%
283/4
84%
96
25 3A
1393/4
23
95
10
2G
11.103
253A
23
139%
139%
75
1,000
75%
75
75%
700
139%
•63%
64
•63%
64
103
40%
41
40%
41
45,600
140%
140%
141
39%
140 %
2,800
84
•92%
40%
64
•63
40%
25 3A
1383/4
75
74%
74%
28%
28%
•82
94
94
139%
400
84%
•82%
26
139%
100
61'A
•60
140
141%
141
2,103
1,700
19%
19%
193/4
19 Va
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
38 3A
38%
38%
37%
38%
37
37%
363/4
37
•6%
6%
6%
6%
•6%
6%
•6%
63/4
6 3A
63/«
300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
93A
93A
1,500
3'/a
3 Va
3%
3'/a
3'/a
3%
3%
•24 Va
25%
•24Va
25'/a
24 Va
24'/a
100
2'/a
2'/a
2Va
2%
2'/a
2 "/a
2'/a
700
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
300
303/4
64
64
20%
30%
37%
30%
39 Va
16%
293/4
•29%
16%
16 %
29%
29%
700
12%
12%
12%
6,300
24
24
24
1,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24
''
29
93
23
•90
29
29
29
•283A
29%
•90
93
•90
93
•92
923/4
93
23%
23%
•123%
•123%
—•
28%
28%
29
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——
29
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——
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_
•123%
•123%
•123%
323 %
243A
24
24%
1273/4
1273/4
1273A
•127%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24 Va
100
.25
8,500
113
113
50
24Va
25
1133/4
113
1133A
•113
1133/4
•113
1133/4
•113
100
102
•100
102
•100
102
•100
102
•100
102
101%
103
103
103
•101%
1023/4
'101
1023/4
•101
102 3A
•343A
35
35
29%
29%
37%
163/4
•37
37%
•16%
163/4
30%
•59
12%
•37
12
35 %
100
29%
29%
2,800
37%
700
16%
300
80
•29%
•29%
59
59%
59%
12'A
12%
30
•59'A
30
30
•29 Va
16%
163/4
16 3/4
16Va
•37
37%
•37
37%
16%
30
30
59%
•30
20
•34 Va
29%
29%
37
•16%
35%
29%
35
29%
29
20
•34%
35%
•34%
29
5
10
—— —
129
•126%
129
•127
24 V8
600
■
10,500
243/a
23 Va
24%
24%
129%
24'A
—
•123%
•123%
'
1253/4
100
25
25
1,600
16%
29%
12'/a
123
11,500
39%
39
393/a
16 Va
•29 %
16
16%
29%
1,300
30%
293A
16
16%
293/4
20
65
30%
303/4
1,800
12%
•63
65
30 3A
39%
38 Va
38%
373/8
37%
16
29%
12
•63
65
30%
10
168
•166
12%
12%
300
25%
•243/4
25%
167%
•165
123/8
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65
30%
•63
^**12%
123/4
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25%
167'%
•165
166
166
•12%
13
25%
25%
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25%
•22
22%
•21%
167%
12%
2.700
3%
25%
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2'/a
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1
•
22%
•165%
94
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94
3'/a
25%
*2
•913A
94
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1,340
24 Va
3 Va
•24 Va
•21%
94
•91%
94
•93 Va
IOO
•
12
32
2
37% Jan
61
20
193A
No par
preferred
$4.04 dividend
61
1,500
39
38%
•38%
100
<
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
7% preferred
20% Jan
16% July
preferred
& Light Co
Power
4
31
Jun 13
44% Jan 11
18
Jan 18
ib% Apr
20
35% Jan
2
19
24
13
May 29
103
35% May 22
8
Oct
48
July 16
29
19
103 % May
I
Inc com
61%
28%
40
40%
39'/a
•82%
64
•63'/a
1393/4
Vanadium Corp of Amerlca__No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
2
Jan
32
1
100 7a Jan
31
112% Jun
26
18
28% Dec
9
25% Nov
10% Jan
23
34"% July 13
105% Jan
88
23% Apr
9
Utah
i
40% Jan 30
17'/a Jan
4
31
Jan 18
15% Jan 23
25% Feb 11
123% Jun 26
123% July 9
17
2
23% July
104
Feb
4 %%
July 16
32
May 27
12
11
64
16
40 Va
8Va
38 3A
6,400
23%
•8
•94
74%
74
63%
23
8%
84%
26
Sharer
23%
8%
•60
139%
139
the Week
23%
96
253A
26 Va
139%
139 Va
SATURDAY
HOLIDAY
100
Pictures Co
Universal
28%
84%
•94
74
1
preferred
8%
28%
84%
96
63%
Tobacco com_Nopar
Leaf
Universal
July 22
163
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
27
23
% July 25
89
24
18
29
25%
$4.20 nuncu 2d
fc>tore*>
United
593A
139%
No par
preferred—25
Corp
593/4
•94
100
United Stockyards
593A
:
38%
38%
38%
28%
Co common
noncumulative
7t
2% Apr
Nov
2% Dec
87
•
Tobacco
U S
3
37% Dec
5
preferred
7%
24
23
41
144
18% Jan
38 3A
•83
No par
Steel Corp common
D S
30
383A
,
8%
•8
8 Va
•8
July 24
23%
23%
23%
23%
8 Va
Friday
July 25
Thursday
July 23
59%
STOCK
6 alee tor
PRICES
Wednesday
July 22
'M
100
100
S Rubber Co common new
10
8%
noncum 1st preferred
100
8 Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1% preferred
50
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
23%,
"8
3%%
31
G4
ocVe
151
2
Mar 28
45
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
U S
Mar 28
23
23%
20
10
1
S
AND
July 21
1
1®
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
U 8 Playing Card Co
U
24
34% Mar 21
90
17
Co
preferred—
4%%
■*
i
Jan
67
3
Ju,y24
28
x81% Jun
<t
■
Lines
U 8
23% July 21
29
P*r
EXCHANGE
Monday
Saturday
July 19
STOCK
YORK
NEW
(
.
3
13
Jun
17
1
Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Slnee
Range
1961
Year
59%
W
li
Dec
29
27
Jun
29
X29% Feb
13
27% May 20
29% Jan
45% May 24
56 % Oct
13
42 % Apr
51% Jan
12% Oct
15
x8% Jun
21% Feb 23
17 Va Jan
8"% Jan
17 Va
4
July 27
5
15'A Feb 25
20% Jan 30
98
Jan
11% Mar 28
15% Sep
26
12
Jun
25
19% Nov
5
5
43% Jan
23
29
34% Feb
7
27% May 15
16% Jun
Jun
26
Jun
16% Apr
35% Jan
30
33
Jun
25
Jun
104
12
28
Feb
0
Jun
4
May
19% Feb
18% Jan
21
21% Jun
2
12% Apr
14% Jan
22
23% May 25
27
1
25% .inn
31
15% July
2
20% Oct
4
16
19% Oct
29
25% Feb
5
3% Dec
12
18% Feb
13
Mar
2
11% Oct
19
36% Jan
29
11 "A Jan
26% May
31
89% Feb
15
80% Feb
30
Mar 14
41% Oct
17
32
Jan
27
Dec
I
30
20 %
July 25
27
Jan
24
29% Dec
Nov
27
112% Jan
96% Dec
19
107
Feb
14
95
22
107% Feb
2
15% July 30
75
Mar 14
20% Feb
13
Jun
106
2
2
9
2
Jan
9
12% July 23
16% Jan 29
Jun
9
106% Jun
•
72
27
3
Jan
83
109% July 15
12%
•12
12
1
12'A
300
300
12'A
28
400
283/4
28%
28 Va
27%
27%
•27 Va
27%
28
47%
48%
48%
49
48%
49%
48 3A
493/8
48%
48 3/4
5,400
9'A
93%
9'A
9'A
5,300
1,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
0
/
8
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17 Va
17-/4
•100%
1003A
•100%
h-» O O £
•100%
1003fi
100'%
100'%
100%
100 3/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
12 Va
12%
12 Va
12'A
5.500
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17'%
17%
17%
17 3A
1,100
28
28 Va
28%
28'A
2d %
28 %
28
28
•27%
283/8
800
30
30
30%
30%
30%
31%
30 Va
31%
30'%
30%
4,100
30
29 Va
30
5,000
30
30%
17%
17%
•173/4
18
•173/4
18
2OV4
•20'A
203/4
•20'A
20 3A
400
13%
13%
135/a
135/«
133/4
14%
1.500
lOVa
10 Va
lO'/a
10'A
10%
•10%
10'A
3,400
28%
•28 3%
285/8
28%
18
18
20%
20%
13%
13%
•13%
133/4
10
10
10 Va
•27
28
30
30 Va
18
203/4
18
30
•20%
30 Va
20
30
•20%
•28%
-
29
600
100
29%
*28 3%
82%
82%
82%
82%
•82
82%
82'%
82%
82
82
32 V4
323/4
32%
33
33
33%
333%
33%
33%
33%
2,200
•25%
25%
25
25
25
25
243/.
243A
24%
24%
1,100
No par
1
22%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
107%
•107%
108%
108%
108'%
1073/4
•100%
101 %
100 Va
101
101
101
32%
•1^0'%
9,100
310
1013/4
1013/4
101
101
33'A
108'%
•100'A
103%
1013/4
•100'%
100%
•100
•IOO
102
12 V4
12%
12%
12%
F>%
12%
125%
74%
74%
74%
75
75'%
76
77
•1073/4
109%
•1073A
109
•107%
109
401
40
102
*100
12%
7,500
78%
81
2,400
1073/4
77%-
12%
109
123/4
•
;
109
•1073A
110
•1073A
33
323/4
107%
4%% pfd
4.20% preferred series B
103'% Apr 18
102
Feb
7
59
59%
•27%
West Penn Power
9
3A
•11
4
No par
100
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com__No par
4%% preferred
100
33 'A July 2k
96% Jan
19
Feb
convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
$4
9
110% Jun
106 Va Mar 18
98
98% Sep
111
8
Aug
7
27% Jan
21% May
23
B
May
41% Jan
July 17
29 % Jan
4
101
38
19
32% Jan
84
9% May
18
7% Jan
J Va July
7
19% Mar
Jun
104
23
97 % Oct
14
7
10% Jan 30
29
•59
IOO
preferred
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
No par
Walker (Hiram) Q & W
No par
Walworth Co
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
5%% preferred
ICO
Warner Bros Pictures
5
Warner-Hudnut Inc
1
Warren Foundry & Pipe
No par
Warren Petroleum Corp
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Wayne Pump Co
1
Webster Tobacco Inc
5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
12'A July 24
13% Feb
'
#•
LOW
STOCK8
Range for Prevlona
Range
1951
Year
46% Apr 30
15
16
Apr
20% Jan
9
24'% Jun
54
Oct
35 % Feb
8
Jun
29
27
42'% Jun
13
8
293% Feb 26
32 3A Nov
2
49 'A Mar
8
563% Jun
46% Feb 29
46'% May 24
543A Oct
5
84'A July
9
94'A Jan
24
89
28
47'% Feb
13
375% Mar 28
323A Jun
243A July
283% juiy 30
6
2 "
343% Jan
42% Oct
45% Feb
933A Dec
6
104 y. Feb
7
95% Jan
30% July
2
423% 0ct
0
34
Feb
125
333% Jun
!
28
843A Jun
26
38% Sep
Feb
30
5
7
9
41% Jan 30
22
89 Va Jan
8
34% Jan
13
25% July 10
30
4
23 % Mar 19
ll3/4 July 25
14% Jan
28% Nov 20
36'A July 31
29% Jan
32
25'A July
Oct
12
313% May
2
293% Jan
B'
2
12
Jan
12
Jun
17% Jan
2
21
75
Feb
9
75% July
65'% Dec
Apr 30
21
153/4 Jan 26
15% Jan
28
8 -/a
Mai
65% Feb
4
113% Apr
71
71% Dec 28
87'% Feb
5
125% Jan 25
17 Va Nov
19
273% July
«
22
753/4 Feb 13
n
-
15% Apr
„
23% Dec
3
15
140 3/4 Jan
10
45
Jan
3
543A Dec
5
415% jun 29
46 'A Feb
5
523A May 18
42 y8 Apr 17
233A Jun 25
293% Sep
6
26% Feb 20
75% Jan
84'% Mar 12
90
Jun
25
108
25
793% Apr
21% Jan
69'% Nov 21
123% July
Sep
2
21% May
1283% Jan
76% Jan
7
9
Winn
26
6%
137
18
97% Feb 10
6
18% July 11
25 V* Feb 28
2
4
Dec
>
Jun
25
64
Jan
45
July
3
-30% July 24
83% Feb
5
110% July 24
&
Lovett Grocery Co
(F
W)
1
Co
Towne
Corp
Mfg Co
2
46% May 27
1
34
Jan
7
45 Vb Jun
25
59 % Feb
2
'43
May
I
50% Jan
Younestown
,15 % Apr 14
.17 Va Jan
2
24
14
29..
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
13
5
•Bid
divldend.
and
y
asked prices;
Ex-rlghts.
t
83% Apr
4% May 10
5% Jan
68
no
sales
Jan
on
this
day
tin
No par
8
Youngstown
Sheet
Steel
&
*125
'
38%
i
receivership, or petition has
*31'%
.
25 %
9'A
'93%
67%
67%
*67%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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71'A
•14
71%
14%
•
is y8
18'%
t
'
25
24 Va
137
•135
!
.
*57'%
58
71%
*14
18 Va
243/4
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57%
-71'A
14%
18'%
24%
137
57%
40
3%
44%
27%
27%
44
•78
('
f
..
•100'%
79
102
28
•78
1013A
443/4
28'%
79
102%
*74 Va
743/4
*74'%
743/4-
11'%
11%
•11'%
12
*34
—1.
400
;
39%
38%
49'%
3,500
86
86
85'%
85'%
190
*31
26
9%
;
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.
'
11%
11%
*71
26%
27
27 y.
5,300
12,
113A
11%
1,300
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31 Va
500
26 '/a
1,300
:
26
26%
9%
68 3A
100
11%
11%
5,400
72
71 "
71
9'%
72
14%
14
14%
18
18 Va
18 Va
18
25
25 Va
,
137
*135
58
*57%
58'A
44%
28%
74
-
*11%
25
4,000
25'A
137
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'
30'A
1,700
58
*
44'A
29%
„
.
4.
200
44'%
9.200
30'/a
19,100
79 3/4
210
109% 110%
79
109%
110 »/8
2,440
*78 'A
107%
103%
200
18'/a
*135 V
58%
29%
293%
*78
14 Va
18
25'A
44 5%
400
*14
137
4^%
44%
5,800
93%
*67'%
11%
69
*70%
25'%
i
•
31%
*14
*135
300
31'%
31'%
31 Va
26 »A
93%
69
79
79
74%
*74
74'%
74 Va
743/4
600
12
*11%
12
11'%
ll'%
3Gi
34
34 Va
34 Ya
34%
2,400
19'%
19'%
183/4
19'%
13,800
46
34
34%
34
34%
34
18%
18%
18%
18%
193%
45'%
44'%
46
18%
;
'
'
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*
443%
600
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1134
24,600
.
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38'%
26%
•
9'A
69
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31%
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.
„
100
■
12,000
86'%
*85%
86'A
32
-
-
39'%
900
45
45
46'%
46'%
46
*31
32
32
32
*31%
32 3%
32%
32'%
32'A
32%
700
46%
46%
46 3%
47
47%
46%
473%
8,000
16
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
900
77
78%
2,400
4%
1,300
•44%
<
Tube__No par
46'%
46%
No par
15 Va
15%
153A
15 Va
*15%
76%,,r7€%
763/4
77%
78%
78%
79%
79'%
,4%
4%
43/4
4%
43/4
43/4
No par
1
-
38%'
38'A
•
•,
,
39'%
*125
V
46%
Door
.
.
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•
•
10
10
common
Mar
.
9'A
'
•
'
'
■
.
10
29
1
4'%%
convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
&
28
5% Feb
,
'
39% Jan
71% Feb
■
Worthlngton Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
8
2
i
_1
100
preferred
Wool worth
-
10
Co
14
2
38%
85'%
—
39
-8
Jun
4% July
•125
38
38
—
40%
1003%
25%
41 % Oct
47% Jan
HOLIDAY
/
40
25 V2
X25%
2
J
*125
SATURDAY
•39
40'A
*99%
25%;
19
17
39%
253/4
99 Va
253/4
Yale
19% Jan
39'%
1
253/4
3
2
•
40 »A
39
-
25'%
30% Jan
15% July
39%
100%
HVa
37% Dec
48
39 Va
*99%
*31%
Woodward Iron Co
York
25%
39%
100%
39%
99%
25%
39'A
•993/a
CLOSED
11%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
19% May 27
253/4
26
2534
STOCK
EXCHANG1
31%
1
40% Jan
403/8
-
-
11%
14
•
40
•
25 Va
*31%
Jan
1
25%
25%
J
42'A
11%
13% Feb
13% Jan
413/4
31'A
:
95%
*94
42 Va
11%
Co—
2,300
55'/a
543/4
553%
95%
.42
31'A
Oil
'
*94
41%
12
7
x32'% Jun
55 :
-
95%
41%
31%
3
14
55
-
*94
-
11%
Jan
Aug 17
/
42
31%
May
173% Jun
2
54
95'A
41%
20
preference
11
48
Jan
600
25%
71
11
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2
36% Jan 25
54
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18
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4
38
,
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Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
12 Va Jan
29
21%
38%
40'%
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11'%
11%
11%
48%
49
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July 24 ;■
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the Week
-
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July 23'
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11%
Friday
July 25
Thursday
32
Prior
10% Jan 14
69% May 24
July 22
11 Va
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
1
Sewing Machine common—1
Co_
Motor
White
28
Apr 28
9
27
July 16
12% Jun
White
8
Mar 20
127
1;
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Mar 27
94
25
29% Jan
35'% May
July 15
40% July
Mar 20
127
19
46'% Oct 15
Jan
126
8
9
Jan 28
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B
L100
Weston
Electric Instrument—12J50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No" par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The 8 S)
20
SALE
!
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
7
40% Jan
100
A
HIGH
Tuesday
•483/4
...
100
10
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series
11%
AND
21%
J.
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Union Telegraph
Western
27% Jan SO
24% May 14
35 y. F eb 20
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15
com
Preferred
11
Lines
Pacific
Western
953% July 15
4
Mar
11%
Inc
1
Western Auto Supply Co__
10
Western Maryland Ry common—100
4%
noncum 2nd
preferred—100
13
18
10
18
1
10% Jun
113A Jan
40'% Jan
July 21
July 19
f«f
EXCHANGE
Air
Western
7
54% Apr 22
15% Jab
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowe *|
Highest
Lowest
Jan.
Since
4%-'
been filed tot company'* reorganization,
4%
a Deferred delivery,
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sales
a Special
^
sales,
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Volume 176
Number 5137
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«
The Commercial and,
Financial Chronicle
...
(347)
Bond Kecord
New York Stock
<«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
Range for Previous
Year
i
109.8
May
Highest
9
109.9
Period " Indicate in each case the month when
the bonds mature.
petal
represent
GOVERNMENT BOND!
NEW
Lowest
"Interest
decimal
Highest
YORK
one
or
more
82d
of
point.
a
Monday
July 19
EXCHANGE
May 10
*
Saturday
STOCK
Low
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Via
Exchange
YEARLY
•
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1
1951
Lowest
headed
after
WEEKLY
•
Low
ttlgh
1955-1960
HIGH
SALE
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PRICES
Wednesday
July It
High
*104.2
AND
Tuesday
July 21
Thursday
Jiuy 23
Lew
High
104.6
*104.2
104.6
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18
100.4
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9
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96.20 Mar 18
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96.17 Mar 18
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105.23
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104.6
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107.14
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109.12
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107.14
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109.8
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100.30
100.3
Mar 18
*109.6
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■
27
101.28 Jan
II
96.20 Nov
8
99.9
96.24 Dec
4
95
97224 Nov 27
Aug 20
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31
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1962-1967
1963-1968
Jun 1964-1969
STOCK
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2 Vis
i
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—
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and
asked
price.
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transacted this day
a
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lot
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
Stock
99.14
99
*98.26
98.3 J
*s«.2i
98.31
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98.27
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98.29
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93.22
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98.26
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98.23
98.18
98.22
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—Dec 1967-1972
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98.18
2%s
1957-1959
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100.18
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100.12
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100.10
1958
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*100.9
100.11
100.12
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100.13
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100.8
1952-1905
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100.6
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99.31
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98.30
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99.28
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98.22
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1956-1959
98.20
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July 15 1972
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1 1976
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107 43
96.16
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Registered bond transactions.
FOR
WEEK
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
ENDED
JULY
25
High
Cridt)
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Low
1 07 43
107%
19
107Vi
Interesi
New York Stock Exchange
High
Brazil
series
No.
9
series
No.
10
(tang* Sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
No
High
Low
High
81
June-Dec
*67
82
92
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81%
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No.
11
June-Dec
No.
12
June-Dec
S%5
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No.
13
series
No.
14
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
15__
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No.
16—-
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3%s
June-Dec.*
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1980
96.16
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New York City
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100
*98.28
98.28
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transactions,
Low
3%
*99.10
*98.18
RANGE
Transit
*99.28
99.16
*98.14
2s serials of *50 due Feb
15 1959
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1960
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1961
2s serials of'50 due Feb
15 1962
—
—-
—
100.2
*99.12
Sep 1967-1972
15 1958
—
—-
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99.14
Jun 1967-1972
2s serials of *50 due Feb
15 1957
2s serials of *50 due Feb
—
—
—
—
100
*99.10
99
*98.22
456 serials of
50 due Feb 15 1953
3s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15
1955
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15
1956
—
—
—
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99.16
2 Vis
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
30-year 3 %s
27
—
—
*100.24
100.1
*99.12
1
SATURDAY
1952-1955
—
—
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99.17
*93.24
«■
1952-1953
—
—
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2 Vis
2s
2
97.24 Feb
—
—
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—
—
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v
EXCHANGE
Dec 1964-1969
101.3
*99.24
94.30 July
7
96.28 Jan 21
*
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International Bank for
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J
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1956-1958
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1960-1965
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the Week
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1958-1963
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Treasury 2Vis
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July 25
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120
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22
June-Dec
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77%
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series
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23
June-Dec
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77
75
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series
8 Vis
WERTHEIM
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24
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80%
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25
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28
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1945—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
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1957
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*;
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1979
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1979
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1955
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1966
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81
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—
Feb-Aug
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1958
June-Dec
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lABrazll
42%
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-—
1975
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1954-^—
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20-year 3 Vis 1967
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1956
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1978
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1958
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63
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June-Dec
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The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
(348)
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED JULY 25
Week'*
Friday
Friday
Stock Exchange
New York
Sale Price
Period
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A7s
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(Republic of)—
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April-Oct
Jan-July
1970—April-Oct
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April-Oct
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May-Nou
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June-Dec
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gold 4%s 1953
;———May-Nov
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Rica
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to 1960
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37
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—Jan-July
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—.——
Utility Institute—
5 A 7s
4314
Jan-July
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June-Dec
1977--——
due
40%
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1951
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1965
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76
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1966
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80'%
80
80
89
89'%
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J
due
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June-Dec
1995
1
income Feb
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2010
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and
—
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&
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mortgage
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mortgage
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mortgage
3s
series K
I
1970
1976—:
1979
J
Jan-July
May-Nop
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
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27/8s
debs
1981
.
series AC 1967
series II 1955
series JJ 1961
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mortgage
5s
mortgage
a
3s
1980.
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
80%
6
110%
90
112%
96 %
2
93%
96%
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20
94%
97%
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96
24
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97
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99
98%
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5
98
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11
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mortgage
1st
96'%
96%
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3
110'% 110%
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89
—Jan-July
1960
April-Ocf
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April-Oct
Jan-July
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969..Mar-Sept
General mortgage 2%s 1976
Jan-July
51
93
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1995.,
1
Dec
due
M
37 %
66
99 %
97'%
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32%
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36
94
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47
91%
102%
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93%
91%
20
92%
109%
50
40%
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April-Oct
92'%
87%
106%
103% 104%
54
April-Oct
23
103%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Series K due March
First
34
96
93%
34
143
108% 109
115%
4s July 1995
5s 1966
First
Feb-Aug
.
7
93
50
external sinking fund gold 1968
June-Dec
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to
9%
4%
111
35
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reduced
8
6
93
94 Vi
8 Vi
24
60
(interest
1999
98
27 3
35
35
—
1946
94Y4
93%
*49%
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;
79
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
April-Oct
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April-Oct
1953
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Rio
3s 1962
debentures
1
Ohio
and
fixed
Consol
secured
10
*5
mortgage 4s
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A
Janeiro (City of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
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reduced
98'%
79%
B
7
40
Plan
91
*7%
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and 1% contingent interest) July i975_April-Oct
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1st
2001
Co
Charlotte
&
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lARio de
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1963—
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7
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38%
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91
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7
9
*37
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to
10
112'% 113%
mortgage 4Vis-4s ser A 1980
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966
50%
48%
jJan-July
pursuant
97
95%
96%
93%
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52
(City of)—
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest
Atlanta
100
Alegre
1961
91'%
93%
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__April-Oct
1950—.Jan-July
8s
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112%
99%
93
52
April-Oct
April-Oct
1963
gold
95
89
1947—April-Oct
1940
1958
sink
92%
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1961—April-Oct
assented
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89
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1959
—
--
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71
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—
--
100%
98%
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Products
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99
1953
„
'
___
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Atl Coast Line RR 4 Vis A
Development Co Ltd—
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'
——
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79
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1964
first gold
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100
extl loan
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P
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sinking fund external 1957
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Oslo
109
96
92'/a
1977
mortgage 4s
18%
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3%s
A5Vis
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18%
17%
*72
--
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sinking fund 4%s 1965—
sinking fund external loan 1963.
83%
98'%
79%
31
109
94%
89%
-
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
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reduced
debentures
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reduced
84
98%
*92%
108%
1969
debentures
17%
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50
93%
93%
June-Dec
1961——June-Dec
debentures 1957
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,
reduced
60
40
140
..Jan-July
1987
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14%
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___
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s
3%s convertible debentures
*17%
1963-Jan-July
agree't)
461/4
'
—
(1942
6
55
135%
.May-Nov
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3 Vis
—
;
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A6s
AND
.June-Dec
1966——June-Dec
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1961
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1933
93
55
'151
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—
to
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103
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2%s
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i
1
1
1963__Jan-July
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66
23
96
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1986
convertible debentures
2%s
3s
agreement)
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—
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—
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1922
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1964
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103
81
89
91
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1946
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Jan-June
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———
'
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—Quar-Jan
1945-
9
12 J/4
8%
„_
Ltd—
1953—____—_____ June-Dec
fund 6s
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American
due
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3
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8%
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'
9%
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mortgage 3Vis 1972___Jan-July
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.
(1942 agreem't)
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ser
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assented 1958
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Albany
1968
81
61
2
66
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April-Oct
.Mar-Sept
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956—.-Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
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67%
47%
1943-May-Nop
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1943
small
assented
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(1922
Jan-July
12
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15
67%
77
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42
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63
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94
72
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Jan-July
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102% 105%
103
June-Dec
1978
70%
70
*74
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(State Mtge Bank) 7s
(Colombia)
6V2S 1954
Ajugoslavia
30-year
loan
.Feb-Aug
.
73
43%
43%
1
9
-May-Nov
May-Nov
(dollar bond of 1937) —
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thereafter
1952
1
1977
due
70
30%
9
9%
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45%
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for
1952, thereafter
1,
94
62%
—
—Jan-July
5 A Uruguay (Republic) external 8s
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AExternal
45%
45
—Jan-July
1977——
due
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to Jan.
2%
84%
2
66
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9%
7%
79
85
mtge
1st
90%
63
80%
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of
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67
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1962
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s
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102
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sterling loan of '12 1952
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84
75
—
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51
67
60%
59
69
.
.
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(City of) —
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—
51
—
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(40-yr)
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55
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Electric
Taiwan
*80
*8
assented
Sydney County
—
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Mar-Sept
7s 1958
external
1958
of)
(Prov
39%
72%
68
—
--
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40%
36%
—
—
*51
Ltd—
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co
A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
95%
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secured
B
series
96%
89
56%
36
—
37%
—
(interest
1962
external
external
secured
A7s
102
High
56%
■
*72
(Kingdom)-—
Croats & Slovenes
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53
49
54%
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—
—
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(interest
—Jan-July
dollar
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reduced to 2%) 2012
47
—
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Jan-July
2.25%) 2004
loan 1968
to
external
A6s
Serbs
Helsingfors
Italian
reduced"
113%
41%
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1999
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45%
38
109%
113%
'113
2.5%)
to
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999
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81%
part
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(interest reduced
external 1950
A8s
85%
81
Jan. 1
No.
of) —
stamped pursuant to
1936
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50%
62%
25
53 =
52 Vi
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—
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2012
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to
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Paulo
San
*60
paid 1964—
—._
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paid 1968
;
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Italian
(Republic)—
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A 7s
reduced
99 %
98
Government—
Greek
5%
3%
5Vi
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Vi
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-Jan-July
1944
1950
series
mtge
1st
55
*60
53
gold
1st
A6'%s
43
*96
20-year
External
External
57%
37%
*96
April-Oct
external 6s 1942
Jan-June
5l/2s 1955
Feb-Aup
gold 4%s 1962
April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of) —
4s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976——Jan-July
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—__Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—.—Jan-July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
—Jan-July
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
JADenmark
55
37%
*3%
May-Nop
1977——June-Dec
bonds 1978
30-year 3s sinking fund $
Czechoslovakia (State) —
43
37%
57
*37%
1951
7s
(Republic of) 4'/2 s external
Cundinamarca (Dept of)——
Cuba
57%
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.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Exchange
New York Stock
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or
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1960
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A
1982
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.
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1978
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1960
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mortgage
4s inc series A Jan 1983
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—
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mortgage
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1970
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trust
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._
1979.
25
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page
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1980.
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13
115
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12
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,.
series
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134
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1976
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4
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13
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95'A
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series
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2000—_Jara-July
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102% 102%
1986—„„Jan-July
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f debs
5s
102
103% 103%
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103'A
104
98%
mortgage 3'/aS series O
99%
99%
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1981
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series C 1973
——Jan-July
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(Bait)—
1976
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*95
86
98%
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Continental Can 3V4S debs 1976.
Co
94
103%
April-Oct
89'%
104'A
17
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Afar-Sept
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
3%s debentures 1976—
Consumers Power first mtge 27/8 1975
Crane
103 V*
101
-June-Dec
mortgage 4%s 1954
Consolidated Gas
79%
91%
95%
98
166
90%
100% 10n%
*99.
89%
1990—Jan-July
92%
100%
Feb-Aug
1981
92%
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104
104
4%s
95%
1972_June-Dec
& ref M 3%s ser H 1982—
convertible debentures 1963—
General
103
93%
88%
1969—_Mar-Sept
debentures
mortgage
99%
92
102% 103%
April-Oct
mtge 2%s
First
First
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Edison of New York—•"
refund
101%
—
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(B F)
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fund
89%
Jan-July
100'A
97%
1999
2001
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Afap-Nov
General
96
25
99%
debentures
100'A
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96
99%
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95
Co—
1982
102 'A
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f
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income
conv
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1
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f
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1977
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9
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s
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101
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s
and
65
89%
105%
98%
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—
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100
59
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85%
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated
87
General
Collateral
..June-Dec
—
mortgage 3s series N 1978
sinking fund debentures 1999_
sink
mortgage
First
First
River Pwr
95
77%
*85
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1977
Ohio
Conn
94
93
95
—June-Dec
gtd
1975——
C
ser
1st
General
—-Mar-Sept
1975
A
South
3s
97'A
24
—June-Dec
ser es
mortgage
10
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&
3s
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99
Corp—
series
debentures
First
4s
1966
Columbus
Commonwealth
1st
1985
System
3«
98%
June-Dec
1982—
First mortgage 3%s 1986
Cleveland Short Line first
95
95
101%
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First
~1
96
June-Dec
——
first coil trust 4s
First
105%
97
95%
100%
101%
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--
;
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—
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—
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Jan-July
1991—Jan-July
1990—May-ZVou
& Mich
—
June-Dec
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Cincinnati Wab
■
June-Dec
1966
1993—
B
96%
97
98%
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*104
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1977
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961—.
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gtd 3%s series E 1969—..Feb-Aug
2%s series G 1974
„Feb-Aup
C I T Financial Corp
City
l975_ApnZ-Oct
44
15
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June-Dec
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2%s
100% 100%
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..May-Nov
.
first
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—
1977
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1978—
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1982—
1st mtge
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2%s
/•V
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1972-
mortgage 3,20s series I
1982
*90
1986—June-Dec
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——Afar-Sept
108%
—
24
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.
—
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110
101
103
The Commercial and
26
Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 28, 1952
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(350)
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Bid A Asked
Sale Priee
AFirst
series
5s
1956
B
Jan-July
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95%
95%
5
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3
94
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82
1
82
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100%
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—
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.
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Franklin &
Jamestown
Light 2%s
Central Power &
Jersey
85%
85 'A
1976—Mar-Sept
85%
13
79%
86%
94%
1959—June-Dec
94%
2
91%
86%
K
Kanawha
Kansas
&
1st
Mich
mtge
1990
4s
&
Power
90%
97%
97
*94%
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June-Dec
mortgage 2 As 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%sl9S0
—June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975
April-Oct
City
90
"90
Aprll-Oct
98
First
First mortgage 35as series B 1968
June-Dec
City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974—_April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987^__
-Jan-July
Kansas
Kentucky
Indiana Terminal
&
Stamped
1961
,■
1961
Jan-July
unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—
_April-Ocf
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101%
100
__
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105
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—
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103
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85
85
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93
94
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1988
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1988
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1978
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refunding series S 1983
1991
1967
series
60%
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1975
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1990
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1962
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1962
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95%
—
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First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
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mortgage
27/as
1980
May-Nov
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RR—
series
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A
ser
59%
59
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series D 2047
1978
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mortgage 2%s
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1966
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72
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77
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73
3
98
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103
3%s i960—June-Deo
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
100%
126'/a
98
101% 102%
54
Jan-July
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Afar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
104
202
—«
*202
98
95%
124% 124 %
United
100 Va
102% 102%
116%
94
34
*95
103
June-Deo
1960
Jan
and Impt
California
Pacific
2%s
86
II
—
5s
*—
1985—Jan-July
& coll tr 2%s 1980
conv
Union
ioI%
96
—
*94
ftfar-Sept
debentures
Cent ref
1st mtge
106%
100
96
*98%
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
1963
2%s
income
First mortgage
Q
Oats
& Ohio
3%s
II
*101%
—
High
114
98%
102% 102%
-June-Deo
E
ser
Union Electric Co of Missouri
—
Jon-July
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug
2000
95 'A
106
—
first gold 5s
and refund M 3%s
Union Oil
.
Quaker
& Pacific
Adjustment
3s
—
Low
U
94
1
93
Jan. 1
No.
102 5/a
95
93
93
Range Since
Sold
__
*96 %
102%
1970_April-Oct
l990_April-Oct
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
101 y»
101 %
__
M
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
fThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
104
76%
27
101% 102%
——
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-Juip
and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—Afay-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/as
1979_June-Deo
First
85
'
*100%
and
First
Texas
*115%
Afay-Nov
3%s series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
107
13
81
refund
—
mtge 3 Vis
Gas
First and
106
102'/4 102'%
__
June-Deo
1964
1970
&
—
June-Deo
1984
4s
io4y4
104 %
__
__
100
101
April-Oct
1983
2%s
103
14
__
June-Deo
debentures
1st
3s
D
104
101% 102%
101'A
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1974
series
Power
debentures
First
C
5%s income
Providence
Public
series
Pipe Line 2%s
mortgage
mortgage
First
3s
5s
__
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Tel
mortgage 4%s series B
First
*107%
102%
May-No®
First mortgage 4%s series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%8 series D 1985
91
General
Aprll-Ocf
1964
__
*107%
102%
Bond*
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
101%
101%
'
Coal—
mortgage 4%s series
95 ye
101
—
*102%
—
Friday's
Bid A Asked
Low
100 y«
100
—
——
April-Oct
1975
Pittsurgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First
—
—
or
Sale Price
High
98%
--
June-Deo
3'/as
mtge
40
Week's Range
Last
Period
10%
99%
Interest
Exchange
11%
9
Low
1953—June-Deo
__
General
Pittsb
9%
12
'
No.
G
ser
mortgage 5s series A
21
9%
98'%
—
—
1957—Afay-Nov
ser
H
1960__Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4V^s ser 1
1963_Feb-Aap
Consolidated guaranteed 4'/2S ser J
1964_Afay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
10%
9%
27/8s
Friday
New York Stock
10
9'A
1954
25
BONDS
Jan. 1
High
107/a
Feb-Aug
1996_June-Dec
St Louis Ry—
Erie
JULY
Range Since
Sold
Low
IA Philippine Ry 1st sink; fund
t ACertificate8 of deposit
ENDED
Week's Range
Inter est
the
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companiei.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
ABonds selling flat.
during
current
week.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following
extensive list
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
I
we
furnish
complete report of the transactions on the New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
July 21, 1952 and ending on Friday, July 25, 1952,
Saturday, July 12 being a holiday. It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself and.
intended to include every
security whether stock or bond, in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Adam
Aero
Hat
1
1
6%
Air
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
Electric
6%
7
Low
800
~6%
~6%
300
common-
11%
11%
11%
10%
(N J)
Tootnotcs see peace 31.
9
12
1,200
400
9%
300
11%
2,100
Sale Price
High
Par
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Airfleets
2%
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
Feb
Inc
for Week
Shares
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
Jun
27%
Feb
Alaska
Apr
3% May
9% Feb
11%
7
9%
Feb
May
Feb
3% Mar
All
4%
Alles
Feb
;-y' 9% Feb
"
nPU Jan
javf97A
55
*
Jun
11% Apr
Airlines
American
Lot®
1
3%
3%
Sales
Range
Last
New York Curb Exchange
23%
3%
Week's
•f Prices
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
High
~
Appliance
25
8TOCK8
Shares
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores—
Air-Way
JULY
1%
Alloys
common
ENDED
for Week
warrants.
Stores
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Pricee
Low
7
Agnew
Ainsworth
Week's
,
Last
Exchange
FOR
Low
96%
97
300
'
6%
Jan
High
13% May
40
89% Mar
98
Jun
Apr
96%
96"%
50
89%
Jan
99%
5%
5 %
6 %
1,700
5%
Jun
8
1
2
2
2%
700
100
2
Jan
Allied
Internat
Investing
Allied
Products
(Mich) common
cap
stk
Jun.
3%
Jan
1
Inc
common
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
1
3%
Jun
37/s
Jan
5
Altes Brewing Co
1
Altofer Eros
•
common
97
10%
1
preferred
Inc
Airway
Fisher
50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
22
2%
10
May
26%
Jan
Jun
3
Jan
Feb
15
July
V-
27
NEW YORK CURB
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Range
Last
STOCKS
Co of America—
Industries common
b% conv pfd
{American Bantam Car Co claa*
Aluminum
Book
American
Co
Maracalbo
American
Meter
Co
American
pfd
Potash & Chem claas A
..
Co
Natural Gaa Co 6%
American
B
Class
American
Republics
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
common
1%
Feb
1
1,700
July
1
4,800
1%
Mar
1%
Jun
46'/a
Jun
12%
300
12
Jun
16%
Apr
24%
100
24
Jun
27%
Jan
20%
24%
—
Jan
22%
Jan
6%
Jan
~6%
1%
~6%
25%
1
*
SI
*
•
10
25%
26
5,600
8% Mar
24%
Jan
27 % May
30
500
'
Jan
35
May
40
Jan
40%
Jan
37
37
371/2
200
33%
Apr
37%
37%
37%
3,800
33
Apr
69 % July
shares
Natural
Arkansas
class
Common
22%
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
4 %
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
1,200
4%
10%
900
lOVa May
3%
6.200
2% May
8%
100
jun
8V4
Jun
10
Feb
Apr
6
Jun
Jun
17
Jun
4,300
16%
5,100
14%
Feb
10%
Jan
113 % Mar
Co
Jan
56
Jan
12%
12%
1,000
11
July
13% May
17%
18
19%
1,900
16
July
19% July
100
77/a Mar
9%
Jan
u
700
ii July
1%
Jan
2%
500
ii
\k
~2%
13%
13%
—1
4%
4%
40
100
100
2%
110%
150
7%
13 3/4
8,900
3,400
4%
100
8'A
8%
200
15%
15%
100
110
Inc..
7
8%
Automatic
Voting Machine—
Ayshire Colleries Corp common
—J
July
100
Jun
2%
Jan
Jan
114 Va
Jun
2%
77
.
~7
Feb
66
8V4 Mar
6%
Jan
13 %
July
20%
Jan
4% July
6%
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
8
15 %
July
18% Mar
B
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Baldwin
los
de
Bunco
—
-
Steel
Barium
& Co
(L)
Ties
common
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Aircraft
Bellanca
Bell
,
Watch
Benson
&
Inc
Black
Bohack
5%%
Borne
(S)
(H C)
&
500
5,100
200
11%
11%
900
24'/4
24%
950
10%
10% »'
100
15
15 '/a
200
— —
15
ord
IOV4
150
16
16 V2
1,100
81%
81%
81%
120
200
5%
4%
4%
400
11%
•
10%
11 VB
5,200
6%
7%
1,200
7
•
•
common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
5Va
Class
90
32
31%
32
*
British
Jan
13 %
Jun
Jan
16% Mar
5%
Jan
13% May
2% Mar
5% Mar
Feb
15%
4% July
Apr
39
Feb
8% May
12
Jun
25%
Apr
35'/a
20%
Jan
12
Feb
Mar
16%
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
9%
11
Jan
Jan
9% May
10%
Jun
11%
Jan
14 Va
Apr
18%
Jun
83
5
Jun
3%
rets ord
dep
Feb
22 %
21%
22'A
6%
Amer
5%
21% Mar
30% Mar
Mar
x32
Feb
26%
Apr
12
May
12
May
Apr
Class
B
Brown
Company
conv
$3
2nd
Rubber
(EL) Co common
Bruck
Jun
2%
30
Apr
Jan
5%
Mills Ltd class B
7%
101/2
1,400
5%
900
5%
11%
1,100
10%
23
22%
23%
1,000
18% May
5%
Gasket
Gray
Detroit
Steel
Dobeckmun Co
14%
Jan
Domestic
Jun
6%
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
Jun
14%
Jan
Dominion
Steel
23% July
Dominion
Tar
Apr
16
161/4
1,700
14
Jan
17%
Feb
Dow
1S%
20'A
2,300
17%
Jun
x26%
Jan
'/4
1/4
A
4,500
%
Apr
%
Apr
3%
4.1/4
1,300
3%
Feb
4% May
Electric Products
common
Sugar Estate
Draper
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
lift
California
l
9 Va
Electric
Power
Consol Oil
Calvan
Fire
Camden
&
Bread
Canada
Cement Co
6%%
Gas
Co
Co
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
Canners
Dredge
9Va
9
3,100
7,200
7%
71/2
18,400
22'/4
22V4
75
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
4%
13
8%
5%
20
Jan
19%
Apr
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
Apr
23 %
common
Ltd
Co
Ltd
67% May
78
Jan
25% May
27%
Jun
11%
1
Ltd
2
common
Dock
&
•
Co
Ltd
11%
6
6%
•
A
33%
——
121/4
6
12,400
Driver
Harris
Power
A
9,400
331/2
Durham
Duro
Duval
Co
7%
ord
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
City
Capital
loo
4%%
8%
Apr
Eastern
Feb
1
Products
Baxter &
Carman
&
Carnation
Carolina
Kennedy
Inc
Co
Co
&
28,000
8%
Apr
3%
300
3
Apr
3%
Jun
52
Apr
59%
Jan
59%
200
1%
900
1% July
2% Mar
8%
500
7%
Feb
8% July
12 3/4
Jan
18% July
17%
18%
2,000
"
19
8%
S'/a
1,400
9%
Feb
12%
13%
3,600
103A May
14%
Jan
13%
14
1,600
11 %
Jan
14'A July
%
200
3/4
Jun
37
37%
3,900
13%
14%
2,500
if
37 %
».
14 %
Light $5
pfd
108
•
"
1
2
Va
~2%
2 Va
2,600
2
Jan
July
91
Jan
112% May
2%
Jan
Co
(J
"or
rets A
W)
Co
footnotes
ord
£1
ord
2s 6d
common
see
page
j
31.
Jun
x7% May
x% May
x% May
5%
6%
5%
Apr
Jan
Jun
1%
Feb
53A
Apr
19% May
28 Va
Feb
44
Feb
Apr
12 Va
Jan
Va
Apr
11%
Jan
3/a
Jan
July
Jan
% Mar
9 V4
Apr
~8%
8%
7%
7'A
500
6 3/a
Jan
if%
16%
16'%
200
15%
Jan
20%
21 Va
1,100
18'A May
May
4%
Apr
78
78%
6,300
72%
Jan
81%
Jan
ii
Feb
.
603
83A
8
4
%
7lA July
Jun
16%
2234 Mar
1,600
8,300
3Va
Jan
7%
Jan
500
6%
Feb
300
11%
Jun
100
2,000
1 V8 Mar
11/4 July
15
Jan
12% May
13 %
Jun
Jun
23A
Jan
2
800
12
Feb
10
135
Jan
Feb
29 3/a
Feb
200
14,900
12% July
17Va
Apr
150
153/4 Mar
20 %
Apr
6%
Feb
12 % July
Feb
7
Jan
14%
21b
2%
6
2%
Ju.ri
1,300
311
%
"?%
100
16 %
"7%
16%
1,100
Jun
6%
Jan
133/4 Mar
138
400
1%
July
13
1%
Jan
6%
Jun
28
~7
Mar
35
5%
2%
Feb
Jan
Mar
33
7Va
Feb
16%
Aor
Feb
145
13%
Jan
1% May
2 % Mar
200
3%
200
28
Feb
~2A
2! X
934
5%.
85
85
18%
18
18%-
Jan
133/4
Jan
2
A Mar
3%
Apr
Mar
2%
Jan
8%
Jun
11%
Feb
21%
Apr
34
Jan
5
Jan
5,400
103
85
28%
Apr
300
24 Va
5'A
May
430
9%
23%
.
24
30,400
3% May
2
27%
25
12
3%
28
4 3/a
3,600
75
May
16 %
Jun
5% Mar
87%
Feb
Jan
Jan
421/4
43%
500
373/4 May
11'A
11%
11'A
500
10'A May
13%
*
Feb
19%
42%
Co
25
10
14%
200
25
300
20%
vr~
Z+"
21
400
—10
i
r-
;M%
CO
10c
^5%
84%
16%
15
125
9,900
Laboratories—
common
-£1
1
*
1
*
Co
Apr
21
Feb
Feb
51
May
21%
Jan
25%
19%
Apr
"4%
"4'A
Jun
Jan
44
Apr
84% July
89
Mar
15
193/4
July
53A
Jun
7
Apr
May
400
4% May
534
Jan
25
123/4 May
16 3/4
Jan
300
4%
13
13
"13
23%
38% Mar
1
•
Co..
12 Va
47
14%
25
...—
common
Co
Corp
Jun
30
1,000
5%
5%
common
Ltd
& Fuel Assn
common—10
100
prior preferred
Malleable
States
25
Iron
1
•
•
Corp
preferred series A
$6
preferred series B
int
int
Easy Washing Machine class B
$5
pfd
Emsco
shares
of
beneficial
Bond
Derrick
&
Share
&
Equipment
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
Esquire
dep
dep rets B
8 3/a July
Jan
8
1
1
*
5
Apr
Feb
July
16
Apr
300
%
%
1
100
1
5
80%
Feb
42%
7'A
8%
common
25
Jan
37
1,000
23%
22%
23
Electrographic Corp comomn
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
82%
82%
82%
73A
1
Electric
4% Mar
32 3/a May
2
3%
Feb
Mar
Jun
8
800
7%
7%
it. 7%
Jan
700
13% July
1 %
%
8%
4Va
4
Jun
13%
13%
17%
4
Jan
13
23% July
200
17%
21%
3%
18%
Jan
2,200
7%
Jun
Apr
8%
Feb
100
14%
7%
Jan
6%
19%
59
7% July
23%
14'/4
7%
—
Feb
Jan
38%
Jan
3%
12%
23%
141/4
—
6%
9%
13%
"i%
21
23%
•
Jan
Feb
Ltd—
Amer
Amer
Carter
3%
1
•
common
Carr-Consplidated Biscuit Co
Carreras
8,700
6
2.80
Power
5
19.60
common
Capital Transit Co
Carey
~4%
5
161%
Jan
5% July
7%
Jan
5%
29%
30 %
1,700
263A May
13%
14
4,300
15%
Jan
77 Va
77%
125
72% Mar
78
Jun
27%
30%
5%
27%
10
25% May
34
Jan
7%
700
5%
120
Jan
146
Feb
115%
125
108%
Jan
133%
Feb
100
30
Apr
36%
Jan
35% Jan
E
53%
Feb
Feb
July
Ltd
Chemical
$7
155
Jan
16
45
dep rets ord reg
Eastern Gas
Feb
Ltd—
Jan
13 % Mar
200
•
stock
Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
preferred
5%
5%
7%,
112
Eastern
Canadian
Jan
6%
31% May
600
tp/r
Ltd
Coal
&
Sulphur & Potash
Jan
518
53
29
Jan
13%
1
com
(The) Co
Hosiery class B common
Test
Eastern
30
•
Jun
4%
15%
(J;
Corp
(Allen B)
American
Duraloy
Apr
Jan
Jan
19%
__4s^
A comomn
15%
8 Va
Jun
4% May
500
6
6
6
Jun
Jan
Jun
Feb
8%
26
700
6,900
33%
33
33 %
•
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
14%
3%
20
Southern
Canadian
14%
A
7
fl
Ltd
preference
Canada
1,000
221/4
1
Insurance
Canada
4Va
i
21%
11%
Jan
8%
l'f>.
Ltd.
Corp
Class
4
—•
5
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
3%
6O0
53/8
4%
25c
preferred
DuMont
Calamba
Jun
Jun
12
Corp
&
Brewery
7%
Duke
C
Jan
1% Mar
19%
6% July
800
27 Va
5 V4
-1
class B.
common
Texti'e
Dominion
16 %
4%
26%
"4%
1
10
Dragon Cement Co Inc
dep rets ord shs
Biscuit Corp
Jan
9
-—100
1
1
Foundry
Mfg Co
Finance
8s 8d
12%o
American
Cable
(The)
Diversey
Feb
8%
common
dep rets ord reg__
American
Feb
Aor
20 %
200
10c
35
50c
5
Products
Co
20 %
8%
&
Iron
Raynolds
&
*
•
100
7'A
Manufacturing
Hardware
2.60
& Sullivan
21%
7%
1
debenture
Detroit
51
Jun
21%
7'A
2.50
Oils Ltd
Jan
10%
21%
Ltd—
15%
11
100
A
class
Distillers
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burry
Mfg
Dennison
Devon-Leduc
112%
11'/a
11%
partic
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Devoe
May
11%
15%
5
*
Day
Jun
July
47% May
Mar
1
500
1
6
—.1
Brothers Inc.—
Jan
10
11%
10%
Feb
28%
D
Jan
3%
33
X100
2.60
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker Hill
1,600
10%
1
common
Bruce
100
73/a
10
preferred
junior
Co
2%
311/4
7%
—
1
:
Distillers.
cumulative
—
1
•
•
common
preference
Forman
Brown
*
preference
300
2%
311/4
•
A
:
$5
Brown
class
761/4
Feb
22%
common..
Co
Detroit
—
....
"A"
Internat'l
Davidson
Jun
Jan
May
66
125
181
Jan
Mar
Jan
12%
to
9 %
-
Apr
8%
Jun
Company—
Apr
25
Mar
8%
675
Jun
Jan
7% Juiy
38
7% July
Jan
9%
...—
Curtis
Curtis
Jan
Company
Drug
Cuban
Jan
May
7%
71
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
—...
Cuban
May
12%
5% May
24
—25c
.—*
—10
Atlantic Sugar common
5
Tobacco common
*
Lighting Inc common
2.50
Manufacturing Co (Mo)—.—5
Crown
6% May
1,900
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
x20 %
10%
l'A
1
Company...
Cork
Crown
Apr
183A
20%
July
(The)
9%
1%
*
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner & Co....—
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
8%
10*
reg
Power
Croft
600
9%
I8V4
5c
Jan
11
II
*i
reg
rets ord
dep
Columbia
(The)
(Effective
92
69%
1 Va
_———
changed
Croft
Jan
9% July
1,000
receipts (ord reg)—£1
——5
Name
81 %
24
A
Brewing
(The)
25
8%
Feb
5
10% Mar
7,300
Croft
800
74 % Mar
6% Mar
common
Petroleum
10
88
~93A
71
Jan
79
20
8%
Ltd
& Reynolds comomn
American dep
Jun
Feb
May
78
""93/4
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
28% July
23
100
.
Mines
Petroleum
Cosden
Apr
8%
...
class
26%
1,600
...———1
50c
Gas Utilities
1
Liquidating
•
preferred
225
28%
35
•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Lines Inc
1.25
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co__l
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
*
Class
B
non-voting
*
$1
4%
4,200
10
Consolidated Min'g & Smelt'g
Corroon
Jan
7%
1956
Gold
3%
~7,%
Engineering Corp...
Consolidated
Apr
000
4
73/4
Machinery—
Consolidated
12%
19%
Public Service
Consol
Jan
—
13%
Celanese Ltd—
British
Community
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer
Amer
British
4%
Co
Hotel Inc.
Feb
10
American Tobacco—
Amer
Oil
Commodore
5%
_7%
1
1
25
Corp___10c
—1
Airlines
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Columbia Machinery & Eng
Colonial
Jun
77% Mar
18%
•
A
American
Jun
23
Manufatcuring Co common—*
British
Jun
9%
IOV4
16
—
5%
& Pow
10
9%
4%
1
Corp
4%
37%
3%
11%
•
Inc
Brazilian Traction Lt
Brillo
100
24%
prior cumulative preferr*d_100
Breeze
5%
14%
37
Scrymser Co
Bourjois
Feb
9%
5%
4%
3
•
common
Co common
Jan
8%
13
25
xl4%
Fdry & Mach Co OWL-*
Gorham class A
•
Blauner's common
Blumenthal
"5%
1
_l
common
&
Starr
300
15
4
Hedges common
Bickford's
Birdsboro Steel
4 Ve
Apr
7% May
10,800
11%
15
1
Inc
Co
91/2
11 Va
21
Telephone of Canada common
Benrus
1%
1
common
Apr
7
50
9V4
J
Shoe Corp
(AS)
3%
4,900
11 Va
1
common
15% July
7% May
1
1
Corp
Refractories Inc
Baumann
3%
8'/4
•
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Basic
3%
7%
3%
lo
Corp
Andes—
shares
American
8% July
12% Mar
200
13'/4
13
13
commou
July
8
900
8
8
A
Class
Colon
4,200
9%
*
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Farm
Feb
10%
~7%
Aluminum
Cockshutt
7%
9%
Clinchfield
Club
Jan
~9%
& Lambert Manufacturing—4
Coal Corp common
20
Products Co
•
Clayton
Cornucopia
& Selburn Oil & Gas—
Bailey
Claussner
Compo Shoe
Vtc ext to
8%
8%
8%
—
Products
Steel
25%
Jun
44%
50
45
11% July
115% Jan
Jun
20
900
20%
45
—1
Line
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic
Jan
15%
15%
•
A——*
1
It
class
Fisheries
Coast
6%
Jan
14%
20%
Jan
Apr
Apr
16 VB
■
8%
108%
5 Va
16%
Industrie*—
Tel
&
Coast
Atlantic
7% May
Jan
15 Va
dep rets reg.
Associated Laundries of America
Atlantic
101
13%
American
Tel
Feb
6,200
6V4
5%
6V4
4%
Inc
Hosiery Co
Neon
Claude
5%
88
•
1
1
1
5
Manufacturing Co
2,100
10
10
Co
Controller
Clark
Jan
6%
21%
-5
Stamping
Auto
Clarostat
3% Jun
410
106
15% July
Jan
v.
Circle
City
Jan
17%
78
1
5
Consolidated Mining
Wire & Cable Corp
& Suburban Homes
Clark (The) D L Co
13%
100
.10
Electric
Associated
3%
Chicago
Chief
4%
14% May
27%
5
10
4
common
Manufacturing com
Rivet & Machine
City
Jun
8
1,600
9
105
13% Mar
1,000
15%
8%
20%
America
Chesebrough
3%
$7 pfd.
class A—
4%% convertible preferred.
Aro Equipment Corp.
Aspinook (The) Corp
common
common
Jan
9
Armstrong Rubber Co
Associated
Corp
Charis
16% July
14%
105 %
Co
Chamberlin Co of
150
3%
& Light
Power
Aircraft
Cessna
1,700
nr
—
non-voting_
preferred
Arkansas
100
1
100
10
2
10
1
2.50
10
17%
5%
common——•
Gas
A
preferred ...
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc_.
Convertible preference
3.50%
67%
8%
3
1
1
pfd—100
1
Inc
Cameras
•
•
50% May
10%
.1.40
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
preference $1.50 series
Conv preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
3% Mar
400
3%
4
1
500
10%
10%
Conv
High
Low
3%
16 %
5%
6
Central Illinois Secur Corp
16%
H
-—
Central
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
16%
16%
—1
*
America
Explorers Ltd
of
Corp
Catalin
Shares
3%
*
10
Products common
Castle (A M) & Co
——
65%
65%
—-•
..Jl
Angostura-Wupperman
6%
1 %
4%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord ref.
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Argus
July
18
Co Inc common..
Augerman
"A"
Feb
200
—
Post Products
Anchor
16
18
12%
12%
common——I
Paper
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
44% May
preferred.
5%
Writing
American
16%
50
1%
—
Rubber Co——11.51
American Laundry Machine
10
American Manufacturing Co com
H
American
July
12%
1
Hard
American
12
23%
"l%
1
Beverage common
American
Jan
21%
17%
17%
11
A—1
Filter
Air
25%
100
12%
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing——
Amer
Jun
89
23 %
W»
cumulative preferred
$3.75
Apr
750
for Week
Low
Par
97%
Jan
95%
94'/a
94 %
Range
High
Casco
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Curb Exchange'
New York
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Monday, July 28, 1952
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
High
Low
P*r
Aluminum
of Prices
Sale Price
Curb Excitant*
New York
.
ENDED JULY 25
Friday
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
.
.
Eureka
Inc
Corporation
Ltd
10c
1
1
1
30
10%
10%
10
Apr
Jan
93/4
Feb
Jun
83%
11%
86%
10 Va
Jun
123A Mar
.24%
24
Apr
100
12,300
2334
Apr
26%
11%
100
103/4
Feb
95
Jan
•
102
102
7%
60
8
500
7% July
Jun
17
Jan
11% Mar
102
May
9%
Jan
Jan
22
1%
.Tan
1%
3,600
33%
500
31%
Jun
33% July
4%
1%
33
1%
Apr
5% Mar
~l
%
"1%
13.600
14
Warrants
Eureko Pipe Line common
30
133/a
%
3,200
1%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
18%
Feb
2
A Apr
11*6
Apr
34 % Mar
.
Number 5137
Volume 176
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(353)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
25
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Low
Friday
High
Low
New York Curb
High
Camera
Engine & Airplane
Fansteel
Fire
&
York
Par
Fishman
*
10
cumulative preferred
Co Inc
1
(M H)
1
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
26%
6%
7'/a
1,100
4,800
27%
28%
2,600
64
64%
40
2%
2,600
33%
600
6%
28
2%
333/4
33%
1
1
23
23% May
29% July
Kawneer Co
55 Va
5%
28%
Jan
7%
Jan
Apr
1
1
voting
Motor Co
Low
00
~8%
1
00
58%
59
800
•
Jun
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co
£1
6
5%
6
4V:%
33% July
liy4 Mar
May
7%
Jun
50
Feb
9 i/a
Feb
61
600
5
Simon & Co Inc
Fuller
1,900
Jan
% May
8%
8%
1,000
7 % May
7%
7%
%
8
2,300
7%
1
common
50
Feb
9%
50c
11
»-» O
5
liVe
vU
200
5%
Power
Co
common
Klein
Lake
Gellman
100
Mfg Co common
Acceptance Corp
(D
Emil)
Jan
10 %
9%
45
Feb
Alloys
»
General
Builders
General
1
Co
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
dep
rets
ord
General
Finance
General
18% Mar
General
Outdoor Adv
6%
Plywood Corp
conv,preferred
5%
Public
.100
Gerity-Mich
Gilbert
(A C)
McBean
Alden
Glenmore
Class
Coal
Inc
5
Mines
Atlantic
9%
300
8%
Feb
9% July
8%
8%
50
7%
Feb
8% May
29%
300
&
10
2%
2%
11%
100
4
pfd—25
conv
Co
5
Pacific
&
Great
Apr
103 y2 Mar
29%
107
2% Mar
Jun
2%
Jan
10 y2
Jan
13
Jun
Jan
101
Jan
113
Jan
10814 July
21
21/
4
.116% Mar
1091/4
Jun
2,300
10%
22%
3% May
5%
Jan
4,200
9% May
12%
200
18
24%
13%
200
12 y2 Mar
14
200
13%
Jan
17 %
Feb
9%
4,100
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
13%
133/4
300
12%
Jun
15 y2
Jan
24
.
3%
24
600
19%
Apr
25 %
Feb
3%
2,300
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
33/,
Feb
60%
59:
60%
200
48 y2
Jan
63
52
46'
52
400
27%
Apr
52
82%
84
Jan
86
82%
1
1
70
1%
73
18,500
If Jan
,
53 y2
25
—
23%
100
5%
100
143/a
—
203/4
53/8
•
25
20%
'
—
*
14%
1,200
134% 137
137
Paper
Chemical Co__
23
Jan
July
19 y2
Feb
600
13% May
Jun
July
1% Mar
59% May
28
Jan
25% Mar
5% July
Western Brewery
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
3
25
Griesedieck
600
134 Va 134%
1
54
2%
54
3%
55
121
70
128%
Apr
2%
Feb
300
2
18
17%
18
10%
10%
100
31%
31%
52
450
10%
10
—
Feb
18,400
5
•
71/8
Feb
15%
Jan
17
Jan
Jun
9% May
148
Jun
134% July
3% Apr
61 %
Feb
22V4
Hall
Laboratories
Lamp
Hamilton
Inc
Paper
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Hastings
Co
Hearn
30
Co
Mfg Co
May
♦
common
36%
Jun
27%
4'%
27%
1,600
225/b
Jan
8 3/4
900
73/4
Jan
4%
Mar
31% July
common
preferred
Henry
Steel
it
it
%
3,500
*
13V4
123/4
13'/4
400
Higbie Mfg Co
5%
w
113/4
common
& Co class
4
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Horder's
Hormel
Hern
5
*
common
Inc
(Geo
A)
& Co
Horn
5%
Oil & Refining capital stock..*
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co
5
Huyler's
common
Locke Steel
Lone Star
Louisiana
Public
Maine
Mangel
International
Cigar
International
$3.50
International
International
Machinery
*
series
Metal
Manischewitz
A
Marconi
Jan
Jan
2
74
5
Jan
46 Va July
(J W)
Mays
McDonnell
17%
Jan
Jun
19%
Jan
Jun
133/4
Jan
800
15 %
Apr
92
Jan
102
67
Feb
78
300
7 Va
33/s
900
3
6%
6V4
Italian
v
t c__
•
McKee
(A G)
300
5 %
17% July
McWilliams
Glass
Co
common
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jerry
Jim
(N
Brown
Stores
~
common
Jupiter
&
Kokenge
Oils
Co
Ltd
fnf.fnntor
«pp
I
Z
ai
25% July
6% May
8
Jan
22%
22%
25
26%
27 %
2,700
12%
12%
100
46%
46%
3,300
26%
46%
Jan
31% Mar
Jan
31 %
Jan
23%
Jan
205/a May
25
Jan
11% May
44% Jun
28
Jun
13
Jan
543/8
Jan
111%
13%
13%
1,100
17%
17%
1,400
15
15%
300
114
Jan
12%
Jun
15
Jan
113/4
13%
Jan
Apr
16%
Jan
15 3^
Jan
17%
143/8
1,200
123/4
Jan
10a/8 May
l3/8
~93/8
300
21
20%
21%
7,300
233/4
24%
350
4%
May
123/4
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
15
20 % July
21% July
23
25% May
Jun
153/8 Mar
28 3%
Jun
12
July
15%
Jan
2% May
3 Ve
Jan
Merritt
3
23/4
Mesabi
Iron
Co
Michaels
Brothers
Bumper
Hone
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel
100
51
3
__
9%
20
13
7%
Jan
143/4
5%
51
3
Feb
Jan
6
Apr
May
53
Jan
4%
July
7%
900
1,900
8
May
1%
600
1
Mar
8
6% July
Jan
Jan
2.50
*
10
1
Corp
common
15%
15
15%
1,800
7
Apr
12% Mar
15 % July
1
16 %
16%
17
2,300
153/4
Jan
20%
Jan
11%
Feb
20%
Feb
1
1%
73/8
7%
73/8
1,200
preferred..*
conv
Apr
9%
8 3/a
Jan
9
200
3
7
1
Petroleum
Corp $1
4,000
55/8
51
1
Inc—_
Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
States
14%
5%
1____15
Steel Tube
Micromatic
900
25c
common
Participating preferred
Michigan
11%
133/4
13%
1
Textile Corp
Middle
2,000
11%
Warrants
Metal
3
Chapman & Scott Corp—
10 Va
Jan
l3/a
Jan
8%
Jan
$2
dividend
noncum
Co
Midwest
I
Products—
shares...
*
Piping & Supply common
Refineries
Minnesota
Feb
Monongahela
Power
4.40%
Jan
18%
Jan
28%
28%
29%
1,800
3 Va
3%
33/8
700
cumul
preferred
5%
5%
200
14%
15%
3,500
•
zz
193/8
19%
200
48
46%
48%
3,900
3
3%
1,300
94%
50
preferred
100
preferred series B—100
Monroe
163%
163/s
100
July
17% July
Moody Investors participation pfd
14
525
14%
130
50
series C
Loan Society
100
class A
com
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
53/4
Jan
27 Va
Feb
32%
Jan
3% May
5
Apr
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
293/4 May
32 Va July
143/a
17 Va
100
3
*
10c
Jun
Morris
Jun
46
Jan
Mountain
States
Power
common—7.25
140
Jan
Mountain
States
Tel
Tel
America
of
&
94%
94%
15%
Jun
Jan
Mar
103 % Mar
Jan
19% July
36 Va May
53%
Jan
Apr
33A
Jan
2%
100
86%
97 %
92
—
"23/4
"2%
300
169% 170%
20
1
•
Jun
Corp
—
Apr
Co—
cumulative
4.80%
4.50%
Plan
26 %
4%
1
Molybdenum Corp
Jan
Jun
15% May
pfd——100
Monogram Pictures common
Jan
Jan
233/4
100
15%
50
*
Public Service common
Feb
8V4 May
100
17
1
& Light 5%
Pwr
•
1
50c
Mining Corp of Canada
Missouri
25
17
17
50c
convertible preferred
4%%
25
_*
common
15% July
33/a Jan
Jan
13%
2,600
Jun
13%
143/a
Apr
2,700
Apr
42%
47% July
3%
12%
2Vi
129
Jan
Mar
26%
13 %
13%
31
12 5/8
300
129
Jun
253/4
6,100
16
Jun
16 % Mar
12 3/a
7%
7
14% July
26 Va
2%
7%
17%
1
15%
—
2%
168
31%
~4%
Jan
98
2%
Feb
Apr
Jan
176
Apr
Apr
36
Jan
4%
~43/8
800
12'/a
123/a
1,900
113/4
Jan
240
99%
Apr
4
98
July
103% May
Jan
102 Va 1023/4
12 V*
102 Va
Feb
Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
12% Mar
105
Jan
'
19%
193/8
900
30%
30%
100
74%
73%
75
3%
3%
33%
400
f ft
3%
II
4,800
3%
1,100
19% July
Jan
Mt
Jan
1053/4
Jan
Murray
Apr
33%
Feb
Muskegon Piston Ring common
May
86%
Jan
Muskogee
Jun
4%
Jan
Muter
ft July
2V4
12%
29%
4,900
20
21
250
20
26
Apr
23
23
100
20% May
23 %
Jun
1,400
8% May
13 Va
Feb
Feb
2 3/a July
100
—
72
3V4
233/8
2.50
5
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Ohio Mfg Co
Co
—
common
83/4
9
10
50c
common
Company
—
2.50
"7%
9
July
233/4
233/4
100
22%
Jan
26 Va
Jan
7%
8%
1,100
7%
July
9%
Feb
15%
15%
100
14%
Apr
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
'
4% May
—
15
15
15
100
14
Apr
43/4 Mar
18%
N
Jan
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
20%
19%
37%
35
21 y4
6,550
18% May
37%
8,500
35
10 >/4
500
■'M
%i
9%
:
4% Mar
JpL'
95^7:95
31%
Jan
41%
x8% May
10%
Apr
Feb
9% Mar
10%
92
Jan
99
70
Jan
88%
85%
20%
20%
2iy4
50
99^4 100%
250
Feb
5
84;
11 V*
* 84
1 i;%
ny4
xl7%
4%
5 %
4}.:
18%
Feb
Phoenix
Pressure
National
Radiator Co
National
Research
Rubber
24% May
Jan
101
Jun
May
42
Apr
1%
National
National
Steel
Jan
40%
Apr
National
Transit
4,500
9%
Jun
3,500
3%
Jan
12% July
8% Apr
National
Union
Jan
84
77
300
10'/2 May
2Z600
51/4 July
1,600
1
Jun
Jan
Neptune
Jun
Nestle
5
7,400
2,900
5%
5,100
200
3 % Mar
18
3%
Mar
Feb
1 % Mar
1%
1%
2,1/8
200
1%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
50
19%
Jun
3%
31/8
33,400
2%
Jan
Ltd—.
common
2%
2,400
2%
Apr
13%
2,600
13%
Jan
14%
15%
16
200
12%
Jan
20
23/4
5,900
2%
Jun
2%
Mur Co
1
25c
2{|
2%
2
12%
10
July
New
Park
Feb
New
Process
New
York
2
2%
23
5ft
Feb
New
York
Feb
New
York
Jan
New
York
Apr
Land
Mining Co
Co
common
Auction
&
Co common
Honduras
15% May
183/a
Jan
28 Va
Jan
Rosario
Merchandise
16%
200
Apr
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
2% Mar
4
Apr
22
Jan
19%
"2%
"3
1063/4 109%
6%
65
183/4
183/4
1%
1%
2%
6%
Apr
8 Va
65%
2,100
61%
Apr
80
Jan
19%
2,700
17%
Jan
23 %
Jan
2 3/4
Jan
2
2,000
1% July
8%
7 3/8
Feb
1,100
65
233/4
Apr
6%
•
10
4ft
1
111
3%
•
10
Feb
1063/4 July
Apr
6 34
1
3,330
43/4 July
2%
3
64%
17,100
Jan
400
2%
1
...20
25
4
4%
1
Zinc
5
143/4
18 Va M'ar
Jun
5% July
Jun
500
2%
243/4
19
11%
19%
3
Arizona
13% July
400
1
109%
&
900
12%
1,000
100
Mexico
Apr
14
11%
1,100
40c
Jersey
Jan
5%
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
preferred
Jan
11%
3
New
convertible
Jan
14%
Mar
2%
Feb
4%%
2%
Apr
9
43/4
Jan
Watch Co
Feb
12
3
Apr
&
2
400
1,000
5%
7
Haven Clock
14,000
11%
25
7%
New
Feb
Apr
12 5/s
2
*r
1
3%
Jan
Mar
12%
16%
1
14%
England Tel & Tel
2ft
3
13%
12%
2.50
common
10%
11
10c
30c
Radio
New
19
23/4
13%
10%
1
Meter common
Le
10 % July
1,000
23/4
13%
4
Corp
Car
23%
10
common
Products
New
4
Cooker
Machinery.,
Starch
8,500
1%
.5%
Industries
National
National
Jun
93
7
19
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum
Ltd
July
35
4%'
common
National
20
1,250
84%
10 % July
10%
1
*
Hess
Fuel Gas
National
6% Mar
&
—1
Bellas
National
National
Dehydrating
Co
Milling
5% July
Jun
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
National
84%
1%
ZZZZZ*
ZZZZZlSc
Feb
1
25/8
i%"
~~~*
Preference
Julian
Jan
205/s
•
143/s
1%
1
Feb
Jan
5% Mar
31%
—
zz
Co—
12%
6 1/8
ioc
20 3/4
43
Dredging
Mfg
10% May
5%
1
I
Jan
Menasco
100
6 %
JJ.ZZZZl
O'Mahoney Inc
Apr
Mead Johnson & Co
4%
July
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
Z%
Jeannette
Jan
73/4
30
•
1,300
•
cl A
300
29
& Co common
73%
1
com
1,800
75/a
5
IP/4
1
Superpower Corp
24%
73/a
1
73/4
100
*
24%
—
*
11%
12%
Manufacturing
24%
•
Miller Wohl Co common
12% May
12%
7%
10%
Chute
21%
£1
Inc common
Mid-West
Co—
Inc
Jun
*
Aircraft Corp
Jan
30
74
4%
Air
13
10
6%
14 3%
7%
12%
Ironite
100
1
Harris common
Apr
3 V4
1
Iron Fireman
15%
43/4
133/4
Jan
63% Mar
100
17%
5
Irving
15%
Apr
9% July
Marine
Massey
50
International Products
preferred
10
10
Power Shovel
800
Investors
3.90%
Jun
•
Ltd
Marion
13%
31%
Service
8
1
Co
Co
16%
*
Royalty
700
1
Co
International
Communication
16 Vz
31?%
Public
83/4
5
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
13%
31%
Iowa
8 3/a
Co
■
capital stock.*
Petroleum
83/8
10
Watch
(The B)
500
50
Industries
Jan
1
common
5%
5
Jan
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
63/4
.__*
A
(Texas)
Service
Stores
Apr
pfd—100
»_5
400
43/a
M
343/4
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance Co of North America
73/a
5
2,600
American dep
Ireland
7%
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
46%
Industries—
receipts registered—_£1
(Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
163/8 May
7%
2
Nachman
Oil
Jan
4,700
Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Lynch Corp
44%
5
Imperial
15
500
10%
&
Midvale
II
•
200
4%
9%
1
Y
class
Mid-West Abrasive
3%
Chemical
Land
Jan
*
Zinc Co common
15 3/8
4%
5
Chain
Gas Co
Jan
Hygrade
Illinois
Jan
1
Inc
Longines-Wittnauer
4V4
1
Imperial
Jan
8%
9V4
•
103A
1
Products
5 Va
Jun
1
...
B
Apr
1st convertible
preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
Food
Class
Apr
5
Humble
33%
5
5% May
100
(Harvey) Inc common
(R G)
Groceterias
3%
*
preferred
Hubbell
Le Tourneau
Loblaw
9 %
•
15%
——
1
Machine
Liberty Fabrics of N
200
15
Hardart Baking Co
&
Hardart common
Apr
6%
Apr
800
163/8
Jan
3%
16%
9%
•
&
5
Realty common
33%
—
•
10%
1,600
1
Lefcourt
3%
14%
Apr
1,800
Jan
9%
1
Apr
4Va
7%
43/4
9%
11%
93/4 Mar
1ft
8 Va
4
8
5
1%
__
Apr
600
University—
600
163/a
2.50
10%
15% July
13% Feb
5
1%
99% 100
10
A
14
Feb
Machine
1%
1
convertible preferred
(R)
Feb
Extension
Salle
1%
33/8
100
10%
Jan
Monotype
La
48 %
__
Mil
3/4
Lanston
17% May
17%
1
113/4
103/8
10%
1
Delaware
45% July
99%
10c
Feb
9
9%
Corp of
180
100
common
Apr
31 Va Mar
13%
33 %c
Ltd
&
2,100
2
Products
Foundry
18%
13%
9
33
Lamson
47%
100
w
Holt & Co
Hercules
Jan
Apr
13% May
.
preferred
Lakey
17%
•
Jan
10
Jan
3%
5
Mines
46%
•
A
Shore
17%
5
25c
July
Jan
25
7.50
47
45%
May
1,400
10
Stores
16% July
19 Va Mar
10c
Corp
Co
5%%
Hoe
1
Co
2 3%
4
•
2
.
Rubinstein
Class
Heller
300
1
common
Helena
2,100
4%
25
Dept Stores
Mining Co
Hecla
3%
4%
2.50
common
Light
Lithographing
Hazeltine
2%
4%
*
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
3
5
Co
31
3%
1
Rubber Co
Michigan
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Hammermill
Lake
Jan
11
H
Haelan
8%
10 Va
Jan
341/4
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
July
•
Tea—
stock
4,300
Jan
Jun
3%
Jan
15%
9
24
73/8
20
Apr
13
9 Va
100
10
Jan
15%
—
75
28
93/3
Jun
Jun
13
34 %
Ltd
Co
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
99%
„_100
Great Lakes Oil
26%
100
11%
.
—
1
preferred
Northern
9%
106% 106%
— —
1
common
3% May
22% May
293/8
50
Varnish
Manufacturing
Feb
93/4
10 Va
•
'
5%
Jan
3%
Feb
293/4
1
common
Consolidated
1st
Jan
~3%
•
Non-voting
7%
2%
1
Sugars class A
Grand Rapids
Great
700
10'/a
5
Graham-Paige Motors
Gray
3
10 %
'
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Gorham
3
May
51/4 July
Jan
18 %
*
B
Goldfleld
2Va
10
prior preferred
Goodman
300
3
—
(Adolf)
$4.50
2%
~3%
*
Co
Distilleries class B
Godchaux
2%
♦
&
Globe Union Co Inc
Gobel
Jan
1
Mines
Co
Glen
8V4
1
Gold
common
Gilchrist
11,800
•
Corp
Yellowknife
Gladding
9%
103
Jun
2%
50c
$6
i
$5 preferred
3%
9%
20
Service
preferred—*
Power $6 preferred
•
Georgia
Giant
pfd—.
Jan
100
10
;_5
common
General
General
pfd A
common
95
4%
~9%
£1
5%
Corp
10
25
reg
Fireproofing
7%
28
9%
Jun
M#r
26%
11% May
4%
Supply Corp com.__l
5%
7%
28
Feb
Feb
104
1
M
Kobacker
11% Mar
7
Jan
1
Knott Hotels Corp
Jan
Jun
50
Co common
(I B)
4%
L
103
103
1
General
103
1
High
10
G
lft Jan
17% May
*
-
preferred
11,400
11
7%
G
Gatineau
43/4
23% May
*
preferred
9x/2
Feb
43
—
4%
100
5
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Apr
Mar
%
I
common:
4%. cumulative preferred
July
Mar
70
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting
Kleinert
convertible preferred
(Geo A) Co
4%
*
comnon
Kirkland
reg
jatv.
Low
5
Jan
54 Va
deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing
1.25
Range Since
High
100
3y2
Ltd—
American deposit rets ord
Motor of France—
pfd
64y2
14,400
59
American
1
Apr
Ford
Franklin
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
2% July
30% Jun
Canada—
of
non-voting
Shares
•
Feb
10 V4
2%
•
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
25%
— —
10c
common.
for Week
K
26%
1
(Phila)
Corp
dividend
$2
1
Metallurgical
Association
First
Instrument
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
F
Fairchild
Fairchild
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
24
7%
300
150
Jan
Feb
21% July
7% May
69 Va
Feb
Feb
Jan
9% July
34%
Jan
9%
Jan
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders shares
1
153/4 July
19
Feb
29
i
30
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(354)
.
.
A-WJ!Ull. (•*&»«**
tT*" "i'
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Niagara
Share
Nipisslng
American
North
Canadian
North
;
Jan
Segal Lock 8c Hardware
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
Belby Shoe Co
1%
Jan
2H
Apr
•
1
14%
15 V*
2,900
2%
2%
800
Serv 4Mi%
Pub
%
A
8%
8%
200
7% Mar
118
2%
37,20(5
1-18 July
22 >/4
22%
1,200
4%
1,600
%
5,700
Apr
Feb
43
2
22%
4
4 %
10
19
45%
3%
89
89
94%
310
18%
600
16%
Novadel-Agene Corp
Jan
common
Apr
27%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
6%
Jan
89
Jan
July
Mdy
20% July
9a
Jan
Jan
4%
common
preferred
5%
9%
2,200
44%
46%
700
67%
68%
1,200
Silex Co common
Publications—
preferred
23%
25
17%
18
300
1%
~3%
13%
Feb
Jan
47%
Jan
61%
Feb
69% Mar
8%
103
Jan
106
20% May
25
16% Mar
75
18
18%
200
—
Jun
Jun
39
10
105% 105%
"■
— —
25
Jan
11%
8% Mar
9%
%
Feb
Jan
15
13% Mar
(
■
„
6%
1%
% Mar
200
14
9%
46
1% May
13% May
I
1,100
%
High
May
9% Feb
4% May
60 J
%
5%
14
•
.
Ltd
Breweries
500
•
•
*
.
America class A
Shoe Corp of
Sicks
Canada
of
Sherwin-Williams
3,300
it
1
•
8
•
25
100
Shawinigan Water 8c Power
1%
12%
5%
—10c
4%
Jun
0 04
83%
Apr
11% Mar
Jau
a
94%
94%
pfd__100
A
Corp
Radio
Sentinel
Sentry 8afety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Seton Leather common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Low
1%
—
Bange Since Jan. 1
High
12 %
1%
1
18
Co
RR
18%
15'/4
%
Low
Par
High
Jun
15%
25
5
1
50
Ltd
Oils
Northeast Airlines
Penn
Low
Ltd—
Central Texas Oil
Northern Ind
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1,200
3s 6d
Rayon $3 preferred_50
Utility Securities
•
North
North
Shares
17%
dep rets ord shs
North American
for Week
ef Prices
17
5
Mines
Non-Ferrous Metal Prod
Amer
Range
Sals Price
17%
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Sates
Last
New York Curb Exchange
5
common
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
*
Corp
25
for Week
Low
Par
JULY
ENDED
Range
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
WEEK
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
*
Apr
-
July
•
3% Jun
5%
Jan
Slmmons-Boardman
convertible
$3
Oklahoma Natural
Gas
common
Old Town Corp
Oliver
Filters class B
United
10,000
52%
125
34%
35%
2,300
33%
Feb
56%
60
900
39%
Feb
15
15
100
14% July
16%
19%
19%
400
13% Mar
20% July
8% Jan
•
Olympic Radio 8c Teley Inc
7%
1
Omar
2% May
2%
50
59%
•
100
15
25
8
Ohio Power 4%s preferred
Okonite Company
2%
52%
50c
Ogden Corp eommon
Ohio Brass Co class B common
7%
1
1%
900
8
Feb
56%
45% May
103% Jan
Jan
109% May
36% Jan
60
6% May
July
Jan
16%
16%
50
>16%
Feb
18%
Jan
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
46%
46
45%
300
42%
Jun
54%
Jan
1
20%
20%
20%
500
17%
Feb
20% July
13%
14
900
Mar
14% May
32%
33%
3,200
x29 %
29%
300
27%
26%
27%
400
26%
x26%
26%
3,400
Inc
Securities
Overseas
Y
•
1
*
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
~4%
South Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Jan
29
4%
500
4% July
%
41%
1,390
39% July
41% July
40%
42%
1,400
38%
Apr
45%
3%
3%
100
3%
Feb
4
21%
21%
100
18% Jun
23
4%
4%
400
9%
1,100
9%
Jan
6
Jan
500
41%
41
41%
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered ...
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
Boss Manufacturing common—
Feb
—
.-£1
21%
*
1
1
1
12.50
10
9%
9%
■
——
4
—
■
42%
—
42%
--
42%
--
5%
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
11%
Jan
5% Mar
45"%
Jun
-
(
Jan
28
4% July
—
Jan
4%
Apr
-
Feb
Mar
Southern California Edison—
Can Co
Pacific
5
common
—25
1st preferred
1st
5%
preferred.
_
25
—25
1st preferred.
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A.—25
—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
redeemable
5%
Pacific Power
&
Ltd
200
25%
26 %
1,100
24%
97%
Jan
98
11%
98
50
'
—
95
27%
Apr
Apr
26%
103
May
101%
Jan
9%
Mar
Apr
Jan
15
Apr
95
Jan
102
Mar
15
12%
•
Apr
27
Jan
525
—
—
28%
Jan
26%
12%
.,100
pfd
25%
Jun
30%
26% Jan
25%
98
—
Light 5%
33% May
28% Jun
26%
J
•
Jan
30%
100% 101%
25%
»
Lighting $4.50 preferred—.
$4.40 dhr cum preferred
11
Jan
a-J
_
_
Pacific
Pacific Petroleum
—
32%
1st pfd ...23
Pacific Gas 8c Electric 6%
5%%
—
Apr
17
Mar
22%
Jan
21,300
'
—
~
'
Pacific Public
$1.30
Service
•
common
•
preferred,,
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil
Paramount
(C A)
t
v
•
3%
3%
30,700
2%
Jan
4%
Apr
5%
9,200
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
1
_
•
Telephone
common
$1 cumulative preferred
$1.32 cumulative preferred,
I
Penn
Gas
Penn
Power 8c
Penn
Water
Pep
Electric class
&
8c
com.
_
13 Va
13%
13%
4,600
2.50
39%
Pratt
...
Pyrene
—
Standard Forglngg Corp
Oil (Ky)
—
Standard
Standard
Packaging Corp
Convertible
preferred
Standard Power 8c Light common
13
Jun
Feb
Jan
37 %
14% May
5% Jun
44%
Feb
3%
Jan
Stetson
(J
Jan
Stlnnes
(Hugo)
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
Btroock (S) & Co
Mar
16
14
July
22
Inc
76 %
May
61
Jun
Feb
25% July
25%
25%
300
6%
6%
1,400
6% July
87/a
Jan
Sun Ray
3%
3%
300
3% July
4%
Jan
Superior
Co
B)
20%
100
20%
Feb
24
20% July
—
common
Corp
common
Drug common
Portland Cement
2%
2%.
2%
V
Feb
2%
2%
2%
3%
16%
100
16%
15%
200
14% May
39%
1,100
39%
10
10%
22 %
11%
-
Mar
11% Ju.y
6%
Jan
Jan
11% July
Jan
196 % Juiy
100
xl73%
1,500
7%
7%
24
7
600
195
Feb
41
12% May
Jan
20%
13,100
11%
11
194
Mir
Jan
500
11 %
11%
€A*1
Feb
21
Jan
38%
700
22%
10%
O
18%
Jun
7%
10%
Apr
Jan
5%
6
500
5% May
7%
Jan
5
5
5
200
4%
5%
Apr
4
4
4
1,000
3%
34
34
34
100
29% May
34%
Jan
16%
17%
300
16% July
21%
Jan
13%
13%
200
13%
Jan
15
7%
7%
400
V&
Jan
8y«
Apr
Feb
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
3
Apr
3%
Jan
16.%
'
2%
Corp
3%
400
18%
18%
19%
200
17%
5%
5%
200
4%
Jun
25%
25%
26
150
17%
17%
17%
200
4% Mar
Feb
5%
3
3%
5
25c
•
1
15
Inc
■\
—
Apr
Apr
5
100
25%
25%
100
3%
3%
Jun
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Jun
4%
23%
3
26
26
Feb
-
3ys
May
12% May
;
Feb
Jan
15%
i
7%
Apr
xl9
1,700
3%
20 y» May
Jan
Feb
20
Jan
51%
55%
56%
650
51%
Jan
59%
Apr
33
33
33%
500
32
May
42%
Jan
5
•
8
8
8%
3%
3%
3%
100
22%
10
2% May
4,200
1
—10
—
21
-
4%
Apr
8% July
Apr
3'/a
32%
4%
1,100
3%
2,400
7
Apr
32%
250
32
.
40 %
41%
41%
800
Jan
8% May
32% Jan
29% Mar
109
■
Jun
5
Feb
7%
Feb
24
20% Mar
4%
109
Apr
Apr
Feb
45
Jan
Jun
10%
Feb
11% Jun
2% Jun
13%
Feb
3%
Feb
38
'
America
—-
12%
200
2%
9,900
8
2%
•
9%
2%
8
12%
1
—1
_,
—'
—
'
;
•
100
6%
8
Apr
JiV.y
"
—.'
—,
Feb
9%
7% May
101%
—100
Pulp>& Timber com
101% 102
150
95%
31
300
27% May
37%
Feb
13% July
11% Mar
17%
Jan
*
30%
..
13%
14
450
14%
_
17%
500
10
Jan
102
May
18% July
class
A
Class B common
Power
&
*
/~V
•
17
Jan
Mar
18
1,100
300
21%
1,100
21%
•
n
1—5
!
1
25
17
.
0 17
200
18
2,200
,
Apr
24%
Feb
Jan
100%
Apr
Feb
25%
Jun
20%
20%
Apr
50
14
Apr
15%
Jan
1,400
1
May
8%
15%
15 %
Tilo
—1
7
■
Tishman
Tobacco
Realty
8c
17%
•
17%
99
17%
Construction—1
8c
Allied Stocks
99
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered- —£1
Shipyard Corp
Toklan Royalty Corp
Trunz
Inc.
18%
Apr
Jan
99
Jun
5%
Apr
%
Feb
5%
Apr
tt
u
100
%
Jun
58%
58%
58%
300
48%
Jan
61Jun
._70c
6 %
5%
6%
1,000
5%
Jun
8y» Mar
-100
98 y4
98%
98%
75
88%
Jan
100% May
1%
1%
500
1% May
1%
Jan
4&
4}«
3,000
4% July
7%
Apr
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Feb
3
Anr
4%
65,900
3%
Jan
800
17%
Jun
„
1
•
~4%
IIIi
2%
warrants.
.
4%
4%
•
20 % >"
20,
•
.
__
F°b
__5s
Corp
_
Jan
M%
88
-20
preferred
Tonopah Mining nf Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd
Trans Lux Corp
Temper
10
common
Toledo Edison 4%%
Tri-Continental
400
def registered.
Amer deposit rets
Todd
Jun
20%
14%
-25c
7
Jan
Feb
Thorofare Markets Inc
7
Feb
Jan
Jan
200
Inc-
Jun
12
13%
Roofing
24
22%
43
Jun
12%
13%
common
15%
15%
37% May
xlOO
—-.
25
—20
True
4»•
16%
40%
21"%
•
Light $4.56 pfd—
Thew Shovel Co common
Thiokol Corp
Thor Corporation
250
16%
40
16%
5
-
common
Technicolor Inc common
Texas
16%
16%
40
8
com
_
Electric Co
Tampa
Trans
Q
Co
Inc
Talon
5%
3
7%
•
,2.50
common
Oil
July
3%
2% May
Apr
2%
1,600
1,400
Hi
1
•
_
Finch
____
Mar
2
Jan
15%
39%
5
1
10c
1
•
5
1
•
com
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
--
600
16%
15%
•
Products
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling
Inc
•109
3% Mar
100
Sterling Brewers
5
Jun
%
15,900
2%
•
ordinary
Canada
Sterling Aluminum
4
2
Feb
Jan
Mar
5
July
1
B
& Co common
(A)
100
4%
4%
12
64%
47% July
2%
1
1
Corp
class
(The) Corp
starrest
4
May
'
1
Co
Standard-Thomson
Standard Tube
500
'1%
2
*
Products
Standard
900
4%
4
—
Jan
48 %
47%
—
•
B
class
preferred
Steel Co of
4
3%
Corp
Spencer Shoe
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
Brewing Co
Standard Dredging Corp common
81.60 convertible preferred
Standard
6
—
Jan
25
21% Mar
— —
1
5
1
•
2.78
1
20
1
10
1
10
1
Pipe Line
Royalty Co
Stein
600
,2.50
cumulative preferred—
Power
Southland
Jan
102%
■
Manufacturing
Quebec
Southern
Jun
Colorado—
Pyle-Natlonal Co
26% May
5%
1,600
41
IIlOO
Corp of Nevada.
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
Sound
23% May
■
common—
Producers
4%%
Jan
28%
500
6%
-25c
Prentice-Ball Inc common
Puget
23%
Feu
or«
...50
common
Corp of Canada
of
Jun
_
-
1st preferred
8c Lambert Co
Public Service
6% Mar
44
Feb
21%
14%
■
..
—1
common
of
1,000
Jan
Jan
71
shares.
Mines Ltd
Metals
25%
44%
May
5%
39% Jan
14
1
Amer
Mining Co
Pressed
25%
"
Powdrell & Alexander
6%
30%
25
25
25
Apr
100
■
•
Pittsburgh Metallurgical commonPittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Power
Apr
Jan
70%
•
Piper Aircraft Corp common—
Pittsburgh 8c Lake Erie-
Scale
28%
18%
Jan
400
4%
3%
10c
Johnson Ltd
Polaris
900
15
100
-.1
Pierce Governor common
Pneumatic
30%
27% May
■
103 % 104
—
,
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
'
5%
14
Pioneer Gold
250
22%
4%
104
Perfect
Pinchin
400
„
——
Corp
Co common
29%
87
1,500
42
5%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) —20
Philadelphia
6%
40
22%
71
Circle
Jan
29%
Common
35
—
6
•
•
Co—
Power
33%
Jan
15%
'■
■'
25
lioo
Boys (The)
Jun
Apr
Jan
12% May
•
pfd
46% Mar
28%
500
26%
30%
Jan
32%
4%
700
—.
40 Vz
—1
A
Light 4%%
Jan
1,500
32%
15%
400
2.50
—
41 y«
27%
32%
Apr
18
„25
__
320
27%
Apr
13%
•
,
Co.
43
25
25
x3%
13%
—
——
•
Peninsular
common,
—
_
2
Corp
—
17%
'
18
Mills
25
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.56% convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
12%
—.
2
Pennroad
60 % May
'
2
B
Traffic
Jan
23
——
—
Patlcan Co Ltd
Penn
Jan
65
■'
,
24% July
69% May
5%
Corp
Plymouth
400
3%
Parkersburg Rig 8c Reel
Patchogue
,
'
5%
Parker
Class
;
24
'
'
IB ol
_
Chemical Company
Pen Co class A
Park
23
lBol
c
(C A) Amer shs,
Motors
'•
„
1st
Pantepec Oil
'
-
45
6%
4.88%
16.,
__
——
Mar
..
4% July
21
,
Feb
17
Jun
R
Railway 8c Light Securities-
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond
Concrete
Pile
common
Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class B
175
21% Jun
25
Jan
45%
_•
45 %
200
31%
45%
Jun
5
~8%
8%
9
6.25
lOc
6%
6%
100
3%
3%
6%
6%
4
4
Co,
l
1
1
5
23%
23 %
♦
27%
27%
Engineering
Inc
Richmond Radiator
l
3
11%
May
7
Apr
Jan
July
3%
Apr
6
Apr
7% Mar
3%
■
Apr
4%
"
4%
Jan
Jan
% May
200
100
1%
Jan
Jun
29%
Jan
Mar
29%
Feb
May
4%
Jan
23
27
700
3
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
5%
300
200
Jan
8 %
300
•
20%
Apr
2%
300
&
&
Reliance Electric
19
6,100
1
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
(Robert)
1,900
22 %
__
22%
1
Red a
Rets
20%
22
1
10
Raytheon
Rlce-Stlx
20%
10
A
3
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
t
v
c
l
u—
Rochester Gas <fe Elec 4% pfd F—
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
Rolls
2%
2%
2%
95
100
•
26,000
97
~
2% July
Jan.
87%
Jan
97 %
25
38%
38%
"2
80
36
Jun
41
July
Jan
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field
fi
5
Inc
5
:
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Rowe (The) Corp common
Royallte Oil Co Ltd
lo
6% May
—
17
17%
600
22
22
100
20%
39yfl
40%
900
10%
10%
10%
400
17%
17%
17%
3,900
•'
.
10%
10%
10%
500
9
4%
4%
4%
600
4%
4%
4%
200
4%
45
Jan
11
Jan
21%
Jan
Apr
Apr
8
Jan
May
l
•
]
Feb
Mar
15%
5%
•
,
10
.
Apr
17% Jun
27% Mar
34% May
1.25
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson 8c Haynes common
6%
Feb
39%
•
common,
14%
22
1
—
Russeks Fifth Ave
—
11
Feb
Feb
6% Feb
5% Jan
4% May
u
Ulen
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
of
of
1% Mar
2%
10%
10%
3,100
5%
Feb
12 %
•
24 %
24%
24%
200
20%
Jan
25%
Feb
4
Co
8%
8%
8%
1,500
?%
Feb
8%
Jun
.Tan
99%
Apr
Jan
75% July
1%
Jan
Jun
California—
Yards
of
Omaha
United
Aircraft Products
United Elastic Corp
95%
93
75%
75%
common—50c'
5%
Milk
United
5%
5
72%
10
b
15,900
July
Jan
7
50
37
37
May
38%
Apr
13% Mar
37
♦
United
175
•
100
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock
100
10%
10c
Canada
Co
1%
5
Realization Corp
Chemical Corp
Unexcelled
15%
Jun
>32
Molasses Co Ltd—
Products
•
common
Jun
Amer dep rets ord registered
United NJ RR & Canal
United Profit Sharing common
10%
preferred
United
Shoe
Machinery
4%
33%
39%
7,000
—25
37%
37%
37%
80
Air
S
Foil
common
—
1
■12
U
S
10c
"1%
1
38%
and International Securities
•
8%
1st preferred with warrants
U S Radiator common
•
U S Rubber
1
Conditioning Corp
Co
Class
B
85
l
Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
.
.^1%. 12
1%"
2
4
Jan
249
38 %
July
4% July
45%
3
40
May
11% July
1,100
13
Jan
2
Apr
1%
17,900
Jan
3a*a May
50%
39%
2,700
8%
8%
3,500
75
10%
94%
11 %
2,500
3%
4,600
9% May
2% Jun
1%
200
1% Mar
Jan
14
2%
2
38
1%
50c
J:.n
Apr
37%
93%
11%
Apr
July
% July
Jan
3% May
50
38%
10
'
8
U
A
1,400
4%
25
;
Specialities
U
%
H
,—25
common
Preferred
United
210%
100
.
7%
Jan
9% M*r
89%
Jan
95% Jun
i
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
Feb
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance
39%
Schick
Inc.
Schulte (DA)
39%
1,500
34%
Jun
fe
4,100
%
Jun
3
Jun
4
1,400
4
Jan
2%
Jun
500
•%
Jan
3)8 '
Securities Corp General—
1%
16%
_
u*
n*M
''
8%
,
"
2
5,600
26% -27%
(Scurry Oils.Ltd
10
'
Jun
10
39
37% May
42%
Jan
B
3
3%
Jan
common
Utah-Idaho Sugar
;
39.
33
3%
3
50
3
1,000
Apr
-
»
13
600
Apr
3% Jan
,,9% Jan
;,. 2% Jan
1% July
-
;
92
22
Apr
3,400
9%
2%
1%
—
Jan
Jan
8%
8%
Seeman Bromine,.
1
2%.
Inc common
common
46% Feb
3A " 3%
.
«"^iilin fb*el r-o
39%
%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).:
Sayre 8c Fisher Brick Co—
72%
21% July
Universal Products Co
St Lawrence -Corp Ltd common
Samson United Corp common
10
■16%
"
400
33-'
Apr
"
Jan
21,900
4fV
1%
17%
28%
.
3}§ July
4$ July
200
i %
Apr
■13%.' Jun
2% Mar
rfVi July
'800
Valspar Corp
$4
75
preferred—,.,
-
Petroleum—
Venezuela Syndicate Inc.
Virginia. Iron Coal 8c Coke Co
Vogt
200
27
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.
Venezulean
Mar
300
commc
convertible
16%
4%-:
10
35
27
16%
16%
8,800
4%
1,300
.35 %
750
4%
33
*
July,
24% May
10
Feb
4% July
Feb
17%
14%
Jim
6%
85
..
27 J
Jan
Feb
Jun
,18% July
7% Mar
35% July
16%
Jan
^
"V
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
ef Prices
Shares
FOR WEEK
Sale Price
Par
Aircraft
Low
Waitt
&
Bond
Low
Ward
Baking
Webb
series
1
Western
Homestead Oils
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
Ltd
10o
1st pfd__100
Tablet & Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc
10
Willson
(R
C)
Hi
x
in
Feb
2ft
28,700
1
i i July
10
170
Jan
182
37% Mar
24%
250
23 %
Jun
31%
Jun
21%
19
50
18
24%
50
15%
15%
15%
100
22% Jan
14% Apr
~4%
~5%
1,300
8%
8%
30O
5%
6%
11%
700
1
8
deposit
6s
preference
Apr
5y4
5
Jun
11%
Jun
38%
100
3o%
•
5
!
~2%
5
1
1
to S?
Period
Power
6s
3y4s
Aug
2%s
1
1970
14%
series
revenue
IN £
1947-1978
of
&
N
mortgage
a 1st
Gas
Elmira
with
A6%s
ex
Finland
5s
Nov
Nov
or
a
with
a
Power
3%s
Western
(coupon
Nov
Nov
ex
Italian
a
6%%
Extended
1963
on)
of
4%
to
Second
10
Rail-
Util-
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util-
40
trials
roads
ities
Stock*
trials
Ralls
Ralls
ltie*
Bond*
4% Mar
5% May
2% May
1%
3%
Bonds
A 6
Jan. 1
No.
Low
15
101%
Oct
Oct
Public Service
96%
Southern
1
91
27/as
ref
12
—
series
C
73
59%
1940
1968
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Corp
100.64
96.80
98.91
106.07
98.76
100.54
96.84
98.85
98.75
50.05
106.54
98.86
100.50
96.90
98.86
98.78
July
July
24_
279.26
102.57
50.23
107.24
98.89
100.67
96.95
98.77
98.82
277.71
102.29
50.20
106.84
98.85
100.57
96.80
98.86
98.77
Terni
-
74
48.31-
109%
July
22
48.31
70%
July
24_
48.47
H,Sh
50.72 Sep 17
July
25
48.51
Low
43.37 Jan
67
1965
99-
—
A 7s
ex
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
!
Gas
3%s
1970
(Calif)—
5s
coll
Service
1
1
47
73
55
60
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended July 19, 1952, for the composite and by major
industry
groups compared with the
for the current year are as follows
1
69
66
76
78
2
7
102
104
7
103
103% 104
101
*103
80
—
101
98%
13
*71%
199.3
188.5
223.8
224.7
—0.4
226.0
211.6
190.7
191.3
—0.3
191.8
177.9
Non-durable
147
*98
101%
147
104%
101
103%
—
102
5
255.6
—0.5
260.5
240.4
226.2
—1.0
228.4
204.3
116.7
,116.8
—0.1
117.8
208.4
—0.2
210.4
199.5
290.2
—3.1
306.9
235.0
Trade,
trust
income
Finance
and
_
Service
Mining
207.9
.
»
281.3
Transaclions al the New York Slock Exchange
150
*100% 100%
99%
*95%
101 %
—
100
99%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102%
100%
-
99%
—
102%
3
100%
96%
101% 101%
21
101% 101%
Aprll-Ocf
98
97%
4
*97%
100%
102
100
98%
103%
96%
*102% 104
'
*93%
100
——
96
*87
89
Total
and Mitcel.
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
1\
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
* f
Monday
782,950
910.480
$2,039,000
2,058,000
$332,200
416,000
1,023,896
2,357,000
257,000
1,270,880
3,072,000
525,000
Stocks
98
' 102%
94
Week Ended
98%
<
1966
April-Oct
-
"
~
Jan-July
89
89
2
Aprll-Ocf
89
•95%
*
July 25,1952
88
£0
21
70
Railroad
Int'l
*72
FSb-AUfl
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1,131,730
2,436,000
315,900
~~2~000
5,119,936
$11,962,000
$1,846,100
$3,000
Week Ended July 25
1952
1951
95
70
June-Dec
—
—
—
debentures 1954
S.
1964—ilJune-Dec
__
—
--
.
100% 100%
2
98
1951
272,025,444';
191,527,742
„
*
|
*
.
$98,050
Bank
1
103%
105%
2
110%
512,000
221,000
1,846,100
3,225,500
43,330,240
56,159,320
11,962,000
12,365,200
363,320,300
476,448,900
$13,811,100
$15,610,700
$407,260,590
$534,792,220
111%
101
$20,000
$3,000
$1,963,000
100%
105% 105%
102%
*101% 103
Feb-Auy
.
7,863,700
5,119,936
Foreign
—
111% 111%
105%
—June-Dec
1952
Government
International
*30
JAar-Sfpt
Water Power 3%s
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union—
6s conv s f debentures 1959
Jan. 1 to July 25
.
.
Railroad and Industrial
Washington
2,753,900;
$13,811,100
—
*72
—-
-
•73
U.
1958
3,597,000
91%
Co—
1956
2,475,0001
2,614,000
t
Bonds
*30
——
$2,371,200
$1,000
04%
69
__
—
Total
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb Exchange
Interest
Period
Last
'
Bale Price
Week's
or
Mortgage
Bank
(Col)
Bid A Asked
20-year
7s April
1946
A
20-year
7s
Jan
1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of) —
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Cons
Municipal
External
5%s
External
5s
Danzig Port
A
Interest
AMedellin
No.
Stocks
Jam. 1
Sold
(Number
Low
High
—_April-Oct
*88%
—Jan-July
*88%
June-Dec
1955
May-Noc
1953
*63
98%
96%
Feb-Auy
Waterways—
6%s stamped 1952
(Peru) 6%s stamped
stamped (Plan A)—
reduced
7s
Mortgage Bank
to
2%s
stamped
88%
__
—
„
—
V
—
*80
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
*11
*37
98%
8
67%
90
67%
88%
98%
82%
12
10%
1958
2008
1951
(issue
Bogota—
of May 1927) 1947..
A 7s
(issue
of
Oct
1927)
1947
A
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Bonds
Bonds
May-Not
41
33
163
.,,42
42%
.May-Not
158
April-Oct
158
June-Dee
191
$13,000
$64,000
30,000
37,000
128,000
21,000
34,000
20,000
25,000
79,000
289,095
Total
35,000
11,000
12,000
58.000
$214,000
$81,000
$108,000
$403,000
1,336,110
Week Ended July 25
Stocks—No.
74,000
42,000
11,000
of
shares
1951
Jan. 1 to July
1952
25
1951
1,336,110
1,466,710
66,701,832
60,598,683
$214,000
$468,000
$6,670,000
$15,040,000
81,000
471,000
6,483,000
6,537,000
108,000
68,000
3,134,000
1,469,000
.*403.000
$1,007,000
$16,287,000
$23,046,000
Bonds
<
155
Jane-Dee
$9,000
61,000
268,095
Domestic
•
Closed
$42,000
1952
v
't
Bonds
Bonds
297,055
68
-
Total
Corporate
245,160
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
37
142
June-Dec
-
13%
--
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
of
Shares)
236,705
—
75%
82
of
A 7s
Week Ended July 25, 1952
Saturday
Loan—
City
Maranhao
Range Blnee
&
External
A Lima
High
Bonds
—
A
Danish
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Range
Friday's
Low
Agricultural
■
Closed
Saturday
Btoeks—No. of shares.
coupon
j
United States
Number of
Sharet
-
Total
1940 coupon
1947
115.8
71%
142
70
254.3
224.0
Utility
—
100
101% 101%
Goods
Low
104%
70%
—
—0.5
Goods
July 12,'52
Transportation
102
75
__
High
198.4
104%
101
104%
Change
197.5
Durable
103
102%
—
1052
Percent
Juiyl9, *52
Composite
Manufacturing
82
101%
25
*99% 162
73
107%
78
preceding week, and with highs and lows
(1939 = 100):
r
,
67
11
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A 5s
3
SEC Index of Slock Prices
95
73
Industries—
Dec
Dec
Range for 1951
48.34
Tuesday
1973
Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
with
A 7s
23
1
R.n.. fnr 1 QRi
102
58
102% 102%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
ex
Saturday
71
72
78
1971
Inc
Electric
30
21
—
107% 107%
3s 1981—May-No®
2nd
A6%8
49.67 Jan
45.06 May
19
70
__
67%
107%
Jan-July
A6Vis with
United
High
Low
July
July
'
-Jan-July
Gas
3s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Closing
58%
.
1998
Corp—
7-4s 3rd stamped 1946
Stinnes
25
98.78
Over-the-Counter Industrial Slock Average
(Hugo)
A
„
98.78
(35 Stocks)
*30
..—Jon-July
Southwestern Gas 8k Electric 3 Vis 1970
Feb-Aug
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989—;
May-Not
Starrett
105.62
50.00
107%
2
*30
:
California
Counties
Stinnes
49.77
101.59
65
73
coupon 1960
& Gas Co—
1976
Southern
mortgage
100.73
101.19
277.63
—
102%
51%
*56
Jan-July
3 Vis
3s series B
Southern
1st
274.91
275.95
23
Closed
100
—
17
*72
Jan-July
1973
M
21
22
Closed
Date—
$95
May-No*
3%s series D 1976
.„
64%
54%
101%
*101% 103
69
Water Power Corp
Edison 3s
A
July
July
■
95
'
.,
California
1st and
-
1
1947
debentures
3%s series
19
99%
S-3%
*71
_
1953
Electric
50-year 6%
Safe Harbor
1
July
152
8
*71%
Jan-July
with
Total
High
97%
*30
April-Oct
mortgage
3a 1971
ex
10
103%
150
__
Hydro-Electric Co—
Vis
A6J/2s
•
Apr
Range Since
Sold
High
107% 107%
Mar-Noy
1970
Piedmont
10
July
Jan
Range
Friday's
63%
mortgage
—A-pril-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
3%s
—Bond*—
Indus¬
100
Jan-July
1963
1st
1st
Stocks
Apr
*53%
100
May-Not
Jan-July
deposit 1958
6%s
mortgage
bonds
78 y4
93%
__Jon-July
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Power
and
Jan
96%
June-Deo
1958
New
a 1st
stocks
by Dow, Jones & Co.
26%
Realization Trust—
at
on
First
RR—
liquidating trust ctfs
Superpower 6s 1963
Valley RR—
Italian
listed
July
1953
1 1940 coupon 1952
1947 coupon 1952
1
Power
Midland
Ohio
Jan
Hydro-Electric Co—
7s
A 7s
the daily closing averages of
representative
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled
are
10
102% 103 %
1953—-May-No*
coupon
coupon
Ex-coupon market
Isarco
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
Total
*150
97%
Mar-Sept
A
certificates
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 certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Mtge Bank—
&
series
6%
A
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1961
Mountain
4%
4%
IS
Bid & Asked
Afay-Nov
May
1993
1956
1940
1947
2%
2%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1965
5s
35
30
3%
"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 Tor
cash
(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.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
'
1993
A
B
3%
•
12%
20
Mfg Co—
1
1
Residential
Guantanamo
A 6s
RR
Elec
stamped
Green
3%s
Lt &
Marrelli
A6%S
series
Fuel
&
Water
Ercole
series
4s
mortgage 4s
Eastern
3
—
principal.
Division—
J
Jan-July
June-Dec
30
Western RR—
of
1919
Feb
5,400
Jan-July
Lack
43%
Jan
Week's
Quar-Feb
Lackawanna
1st
Jan
July
Chicago Transit Authority—
Delaware
Jan
39 y2
2% May
Sale Price
June-Dec
43
14 %
2,000
Last
1970
A
38%
30
41%
33
14
1
June-Dee
1998
series
40%
130%
—
Apr
Low
Elec
41%
.Jan-July
1,100
69%
4%
New York Curb Exchange
Steel
{Plan A)—
2%
2012.
to
44%
1953 and
stamped
reduced
High
42
__
11%
12%
67%
Low
e
Jan
102y2
Apr
12
12%
Jan. 1
No.
200
—
68
Interest
3%s
4%
Jun
100
BONDS
Edison
Janeiro
12 y2 Mar
'
Friday
Bethlehem
de
Interest
in
143%
—Jan-July
ARussian Government 6%8
A5%s
1921
7y2 May
Apr
3%
13% Mar
38%
Mar-Sept
Range 8Ine«
Sold
High
Feb
700
v
2008
1997
*'
£1
^Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Appalachian
Rio
Due
Date
receipts
2%s
57/a May
87/a Jan
(F W) Ltd—
American
Boston
19 %
200
4
37/a
2
common
July
4% July
8% May
100
Inc
Feb
Feb
25
3% July
11%
4
—
pfd
Jun
30 % May
23
Petroleum
July
188
100
6
Newspaper Machine
6%
Mar
32 %
8%
1
& Lt 4%%
Woolworth
5
113
19
l
w
Industries
Jun
Apr
Apr
24%
__
5
common.
Woodley
188%
3%
111%
24'/a
24%
•
Wisconsin Pwr
Woodall
143
Apr
20
1
Winnipeg Elec
Wood
Feb
100
2% Mar
1,500
5
to
57/s May
32%
1
common
preferred
1%
175%
182
__
5
Inc
Brothers
5%
IHIZb
Co
&
Products
Wilson
% Mar
24%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Whirlpool Corp.
Whitman (Wm> & Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams
Jan
11
8,000
reduced
Bond*
Bid & Asked
(Plan A)—
thereafter.
Apr
112% 112%
Western
May
1%
16%
21,100
1%
4%
107
Apr
2%
174
5
•
Feb
July
yl% Apr
4% July
5
1%.
175 %
x.25
pfd
stamped
(Republic of) —
2% Interest in 1952; 2%%
July
.
100
2%
47/a
•
Manuiucturlng
Utilities
$6
300
1%
preference
West
Apr
1 Ye
200
12%
2%
10c
Went worth
Texas
~1%
11
__
Inc
8
Mar
102%
~1%
__
30
t c
f
Co warrants
& Knapp
$6
1
preferred
Watch Co
3%
6
400
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Peru
2% May
7%
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
Interest
~77/B
—
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Parana
100
Inc
cumulative
$2
Waltham
•
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Co
Wagner Baking voting tr ctfs ext
7%
preferred
JULY 25
Sales
W
Waco
ENDED
for Week
,r.
—(raiHin;
Foreigh- government
Foreign corporate
94
91
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
32
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
.
.
(356)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week'*
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
100
Rights wi
Woolen
Co
Range
Jan
1,622
45 Vb
Jan
56
7%
75
110
23%
75
4S %
;
July
Kennecott
DETROIT
20V* Jan
23
370
34% Mar
40% July
857
54%
Feb
64 % July
IIIi
31%
32%
107
30%
Jan
33% Mar
34%
34%
280
34% May
*
—10
78%
79%
81
70% May
91 %
28%
29%
75
24%
29% July
1
England Tel & Tel
Butte Mining
8c
13%
13%
13%
39%
Detroit Stock Exchange
100
73
300
2,939
510
Jan
United
41%
48%
Feb
10%
Feb
112
Jan
102
Apr
21 % Mar
8c
Jan
12c
11%
Jun
13% Mar
107
Jan
111% Mar
July
55c
100
50c
Jun
99c
Feb
561
17%
Feb
20%
Jun
5%
49
5
197
17V4
Jan
23 y4
Jan
28%
31%
31%
50
29%
Apr
Mar
20
490
Jun
34
Jun
United
Shoe
38% May
44
Jan
1,281
56% Mar
64%
Jan
1,400
38% July
22% Jun
45%
60%
62
25
38%
39%
5
25%
26%
60
•
12%
12%
156
xll
Mar
39%
40%
699
35
Apr
Co
•
Machinery
common
U S Rubber Co new
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
61
12.50
40
______
78%
36%
-77
.
79 i
'36% 36%
108
108
5%
6
23% 23% :
1%
1%
5%
6
15 % 153A
Bros
*
Detroit
Gray iron
Detroit-Mich
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
27% July
Great Lakes
40%
Jan
Hall
6%
7%
—5
58%
57%
*
Sale Price
Par
American
Laundry
i.
24%
8
20
24%
20
__
Motor
21
135
24
High
21% Mar
Jun
Cincinnati
17%
17
17%
165
16%
Apr
18%
*
29%
29%
29%
815
24
Apr
29% July
_•
Churngold Corp
Gas
&
Electric
Preferred
5%
5%
__
common_8%
38%
39
100
99
56
153
39
50
99
3%
Jan
-
N O & T
P common
Street
Cincinnati
20
Railway
Tel
Cincinnati
Crosley
Tobacco
6%
50
„
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard
72
•
Ware
95
6% July
1%
27
Murray
95
Feb
5%
f
July
7%
Feb
6%
945
70
May
76
Mar
515
13
July
16
Jan
8
51
Apr
Apr
32
July
1% July
3
Jan
30%
Motor
Parke
10
Gibson Art
*
Hobart
Kroger
gtd
__
50
May
25
Jan
34
May
50%
Jan
49"%
300
47
Jun
51
__
361
26%
Jan
37%
263
96
96
31%
Jan
Apr
98
21
21
21
*
66%
66%
67%
839
July
62'A May
68%
5
16%
16%
16%
110
12%
24%
24%
132
21% May
32
50
50
49%
S.
Printing
•
common..
Preferred
50
Unlisted
86
& Telegraph
100
154
Rights
2%
Ashland
Avco
Reo
Rudy
Bethlehem
Canadian
Steel
City
Products __!
*
Clopay Corp
Columbia
Gas
Los
27
Feb
Jan
Apr
Curtiss-Wright
110
55
153% 154%
2%
2
32
55% July
54% July
164
151%
Jun
157%
Feb
1,228
2a2
Jun
2%
Jun
(Un)
American
(Un)
Airlines
Radiator
5
7
7
100
6%
Jun
7%
52%
52%
15
48
Apr
35%
35%
25
33%
Jan
407A
35%
35%
170
33%
Jan
37
77
77%
65
67%
Feb
79
102% 103%
20
98%
Jun
51
112%
Feb
Feb
Apr
General
Electric
•
General
Motors
5
National
Cash
National
Distillers
Northern
*
14%
382
14
Jun
16%
24
65
21
Jan
24
July
Jan
5% May
Pacific
*
_5
8'A
8%
15
7%
Apr
10
34"%
32
33%
Feb
35% Mar
88%
90%
180
81
Apr
91%
43%
44%
163
37%
Feb
44% July
61%
30
58%
464
Jan
54%
Feb
63% July
50
Feb
59
33
33%
155
577/3
10
55 %
Jun
32% July
36%
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•
Pan Amer Air__
1
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Pennsylvania RR
Radio
Sears
50
Corp
•
Roebuck
„•
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•
Socony Vacuum
Southern
Co
Standard
15
Brands
i.
*
—
Standard Oil
5
•
(Ind)
25
4%
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Steel
Avco
&
(111)
Standard
Standard
(Ky)
Oil
Oil
(N
25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Ohio)—
10
Union Carbide
Baltimore
July
Barker
&
U.
S.
Steel
•
Jan
60% Mar
Woolworth
For footnotes
.
see
page 41.
10
Feb
57
Mar
4
May
Jan
4% Mar
5%
Jun
'• v
20%
3%
20%
3%
250
20%
104
19
12%
350
200
100
31
__
5% May
19%
Jun
Oil Co
(Un)
2
32
Week'a
13% July
3%
Jun
Feb
12%
Jun
22% July
2%
Jan
13% July
16'A
Jan
3%
Jan
20% July
1
Feb
%
July
15%
2
Jan
Mar
33%
Feb
8alei
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
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Low
55
3%
200
3%
Range Since Jan.
High
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29
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48
14
14
230
219
185
12% Apr
28% May
15% Mar
17% May
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230
1.486
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151
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49% Mar
140
210
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Jun
Mar
Jun
Jun
Jun
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157
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67
Feb
Jan
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10% Apr
11
18% Feb
2.75 July
15'A May
24
6"%
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22 23%
115
650
Jan
36%
9%
74'A
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6%
34%
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Jun
55%
36
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10
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35 Vb
296
100
71
385
400
10
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100
23
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Corp
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86
Jun
35% May
7%
Feb
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35c
100
9
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20
54%
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60 Vb
70
4 Vb
Apr
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29
9%
Apr
17%
Apr
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Jun
Jan
28 Vb
Apr
1%
1%
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52 %
13%
13%
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Jan
80c
Feb
8
May
11
Feb
May
Jun
May
Jan
July
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Jan
47
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52
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74
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23 %
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3,200
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Jun
4% Mar
18%
454
312
413
52 %
*
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4%
30
35c
•
2
56%
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2.75
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2
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2.75
1
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Bishop Oil Co
Blue
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Bendix
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(Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Steel
13
10
—
56%
7%
15% Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
5% May
11%
\
10
Barnhart-Morrow
Basin
33%
Jan
57
57
50
50%
Feb
57
46%
46%
20
42%
Feb
Boeing
Airplane
37%
37%
104
34%
Jan
40%
Chica
Oil
Bond
Stores
(Un)
Inc
Corporation
(Un)
1
1
Borden
15
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8%
8%
13%
13%
120
'17%
17%
425
62%
714
13%
15%
23%
23%
104
22
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25'A Jun
5% Jan
5
10
Company (Un)
Burlington Mills (Un)—-
*
4% Jun
l
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6%
13%
1
1,125
Jan
May
Feb
May
35% July
5%
Jun
8% July
14%
Apr
19%
Jan
25
Apr
47% July
July
Jan
14%
14%
283
12%
Jan
14% July
25
25%
157
23% Mar
25 Vb July
84%
84%
84%
52
74%
89% Mar
Jan
Byron Jackson Co
10
California Packing
Canada Atlantic Oil
38%
Jun
40%
Feb
73%
Apr
85 Vb
Jan
Cessna
76
41 % July
47%
Jan
50
57% May
68'A July
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry Co
Chrysler Corp
42 Vb
Jan
Cities Service Co
45 Vb
July
81
41%
42%
67
67
40
44%
41%
118
37%
Apr
44%
35
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765
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Feb
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24
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150
26
47%
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5%
34
68%
99%
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Jun
Jan
Jan
May
1
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6%
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25
79
10
103
1
5
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Aircraft
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6JA
25
•
Certain-teed Products
Jan
25
.
2
Tractor
20
39%
80%
./„V-
50
797
5
Canadian Pacific Ry Co (Un)
Case
(J I)
Co (Un)
1
139
39%
—
Jan
Feb
50
Co
94
25
40%
July
2%
1V4
25
Corp common
Feb
50
41%
44 %
600
11%
»'
Ohio Railroad
Petroleum
Bros
Jun
20%
•
Jan
200
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65
27%
__
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5
25 V8
20
10
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Apr
4 % May
1,500
100
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
Caterpillar
Standard Oil
2%
1%
10
60
27%
__
Jun
13%
44%
(Un)
75
20
__
19%
14%
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74
27%
__
Apr
1%
•
(Un)
26%
46
__
18%
14%
(Un)_»
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26%
__
Apr
13%
Copper Mining Co (Un)_l_50
Bolsa
Oil
Packard
(Un)
(Un)
74
100
1%
Jan
34%
57%
Co
Co
Jun
14%
4% July
Tel
San
Atchison Topeka & S F (Un)
Atlantic Refining
(Un)
35
57%
__
Feb
Apr
1%
1
Armour
4%
32%
&
St
Viscose
Bethlehem
International Harvester
3%
25
Jan
4%
Jan
&
American Woolen Co
July
80
29%
American
Armco
31%
61%
58%
9%
1
1,128
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Anaconda
24
44%
Jan
8% July
14%
Rights
July
31%
__
Jan
2%
13Vb
•
(Un)
Tel
Bandinl
Ohio
Inc
Co
American
5
1%
20% May
1
23% Mar
Federated Department Stores
Apr
39%
280
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
17 % May
du Pont
15% July
Apr
22%
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Alleghany
16
34%
Feb
Apr
2% July
35
22%
.Friday
19%
__
Feb
22%
Skle Price
1B%
7
—
45
3%
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18%
1
Dayton Power & Light
12%
Jan
8%
-
Mar
Smelting & Refining
14%
Feb
Angeles Stock Exchange
Amer
5
44%
__
STOCKS
American
*
Col & S Ohio Elec
7'A
1,495
32
Jan
__
5
12%
1%
Jan
1
19 5A
2%
4%
l
55%
*
19 %
2%
,k
41%
__
Apr
1
35% May
10
Service
1%
200
386
628
100
100
630
300
'
17
850
630
Corporation
42 V8 May
Cities
1%
Wayne Screw Products
25
25
1%
36
36%
2%
2%
8%
8%
11
Young Spring & Wire—.
162
Chrysler Corp
6% Mar
45
1
—
40%
35%
6% Mar
19%
Jun
1
45%
—
Jun
14%
1
38%
__
5%
16% May
10
common
45%
25
Feb
17%
4%
Manufacturing
Superior Tool & Die
40%
25
Ohio
&
Apr
2%
17%
4%
Manufacturing
Scotten-Dillon
45"%
*
Pacific
Chesapeake
Feb
3'/a
150
750
4%-
Sheller
'
—
3%
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'
3
Jun
2 %
1
10
—1
58%
16% May
Co
50
Oil
Feb
7%
__
»
(Fred B)
American Can
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel
Jan
50%
Jun
4%
1
common
Brewing
Admiral
54%
10
new
Jan
Jun
Jan
8%
Jun
—
*
Prod
25% Mar
21
Stocks-
Cyanamld
American Telephone
13%
7
♦
Par
American
Apr
7% May
#y*
4%
„
50% May
U.
B
25%
135
—
.
—2
Car
Metal
16% July
class
Apr
4%
10
May
*
Randall
22%
3% May
37 % July
91%
Procter
Gamble
Jan
Feb
27% May
Lunkenheimer
&
3% July
50
Jun
2%
Jan
26%
36%
__
•
Little Mi
19
35
26%
49
10
Jan
3
47 %
7%
—
*
.
Timken-Detroit Axle
165
23%
40
49
__
23
40
23%
*
Jan
Feb
390
540
1,000
__
Davis
Udylite
Picher
Formica Ins
6%
18%
5%
7%
15%
7%
__
Stamping
Packard
Jun
13
1%
2% Mar
Apr
14% May
4%
2%
common
National
Pieiffer
794
32
1%
Jun
Mar
7%
14%
_1
Corporation
Peninsular
100%
Jan
90
832
311
894
1,925
1,588
Apr
6%
24
300
562
235
—
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Sugar
Apr
72%
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72 f;
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__
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95
13
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25
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..
__
25
1,000
125
1
Jan
1% July
100
400
725
Jun
17
—10
Stamping
Prophet
Cincinnati
5%
23
July
36% July
Jan
40%
37% May
94'A
10
420
14,853
79
108%
15%
6
—1
Drug
Michigan
Jan
27
Jun
20
-
Jan
July
17
15%
.12%
Car
Michigan Steel Tube—
10
Carey
Champion Paper
Feb
35
15%
7%
*
Lansing
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
118
68%
108
6
3
—
1
Kresge Co IS Si
High
Jan
„
5
10
2%
Electric Motors
Kinsel
Sales
Shares
8%
15 Vb
7%
7%
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79
79
103
103
5
5
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160
235
185
959
Jan
Feb
May
Feb
]
Jan >t
__
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&
Kaiser-Frazer
for Week
of Prices
Low
20
Baldwin
Exchange
Range
—
Apr
3
2'A
—
1
Manufacturing
Ball
Hudson
Week's
24%
—
7%
Ironrite
Last
3%
6%
714
50
3%
24%
6%
8
58%
2%
6%
common
Lamp
Howell
Friday
3%
50
3%
'
3%
1
Oil & Chemical
587
!
Apr
3 «
14%
Jan
13'A
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300
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High
2% May
12% July
Hoover
STOCKS
'
—
5
.
100
420
-
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;
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'
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General
6
—
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Industries
Wood
—
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Gemmer
—
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Corporation
Frankenmuth
—
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Baler
Economy
-
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20
—:
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Hoskins
Cincinnati Stock
.
Range Shice J«li. 1
.
Low
6%
preferred
$4.50
Detroit
Fruehauf
75
40%
' '6%
f.—♦
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Chrysler
Consumers Power
Jan
6%
July
19
28%
40%
'6%
—
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——
Detroit Steel Corp '
18%
•
2%
13%
—
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Shares
High
—•
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Big Bear Markets
Davidson
20
5
Metal
sales
-
.for Week
2%
13%
—1
—2
Altes Brewing
American
,
of Price®
Low
Par
13%. Jun
Jan
17% May •
27%
5
Fruit
' Week's
Range
Last
Jan
55c
'
Drill
Friday
T
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Gar
Twist
j
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Feb
19%
•
Co
'
109%
107
109%
——•
—
140
19%
2.50
Co
Association
Torrington
12%
8c
100
2.60
—60
—
Webster Inc
Si
12%
19%
20
North
Rexall Drug
45%
44%
•
Pennsylvania RR
130
t
1
Ass'n
Cos——
England Electric System
fihawmut
110
110
•
Chemical Corp
22
Sale Price
preferred- —100
Racing
Apr
180
40 3A
63%
Co new.
Copper*
Service
Jan
40
Coal Co.
Narragansett
Jan
28%
22
Nash-Kelvinator
National
113%
Apr
61%
»
Maine Central RR 5%
Eagle
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
.
7% July
Jan
22%
22
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IV*
96% May
623/4
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Inc.
—
Gillette Safety Razor
Island Creek
C
Exchange
Exchange
Jun
.500
Lines
National Stores
Union
Midwest -Stock
Jan
121
42'% May
New York Curb
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
37
Apr
Ford Building
'
49%
23%
.
Steamship
Eastern
Stone
116%
103% 104%
.
General Electric
New
50
7%
Service
Copper
New
162
48%
49 "A
$50 paid
Stamped
Lone
46%
120
25
New York Stock Exchange
2ft Jun
Elevated Railway-
Boston
First
Jun
50
Feb
157 %
Jun
i2A
120%
45%
—SO
Albany RR_
Boston Edison
Cities
*150%
18,994
28%
28%
—
Anaconda Qppper
Boston &
3,499
32
2
2%
Members
High
Low
153% 154%
154
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
American
ENDED JULY 25
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Tel & Tel-
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
American
FOR
27% Jan
8
40%
Apr
Apr
26% July
51
Jan
15% Mar
7% July
36% Mav
79
113%
July
Jan
5% May
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„.
(357)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
ol Prices
Fuel
CoiumDia
Gas
Commercial
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Inc
tUn)
(Un)
Edison
Chollar
Co
(Un)
Copper &
Continental Motors
Continental
Oil
Crown Zellerbach
Steel
14%
32%
High
Jan
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Southern
19
May
22%
Feb
134
14% July
16%
Jan
80
22% July
33%
Jan
4.48%
31% May
32% Mar
4.56%
400
33%
34%
34%
1,695
1
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12%
18%
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4.32%
371
Dresser
May
34%
11
May
14%
Southern
Jun
28c
Feb
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Calif
(Allen
duPont
dp
Eastern
Southern
Jan
B)
16% May
19%
Jan
Southern
33%
Jan
Standard Brands Inc
8%
200
7%
Jan
Electrical
Phono
Share
(Un)
Apr
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
67 % July
Jun
Standard
Oil
Co
8%
50 % May
56%
Jan
Standard
Oil
7% May
9%
Jan
Standard
Oil
ol
Apr
Oil
Farmers
&
57%
Jun
120
22%
Feb
(N
Webster Inc
Sunray
Oil
-
Apr
Swift
Jan
Sylvania Electric Prod
a23%
a23% a24 Ve
140
22 %
Apr
28 Ve
a43%^44%
160
42%
Jun
46%
Jan
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12% July
15
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26
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21
9 % May
285
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507
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common
•
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5
12
Tidewater
20
Great
Northern
*
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*
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Timken-Detroit
Jan
Oil
Axle
Hilton
•
Oil
Co
class
A
Apr
410
World
TreeSweet
Feb
Hunt
Foods
41%
63
25% July
63 Va July
Apr
Union
46%
Jun
50
Feb
59 %
July
Interlake
Jan
20
37
42 %
&
OH
Union
30% Mar
23% July
32 Va Jun
170
72%.:.72 %
350
a46 at46 %
52%
95
52 %
Apr
of
Co
Jun
Inter
Nickel
Co
International
of
United
July
215
48% Mar
52%
703
11% Mar
12
30%
195
23%
Apr
Paper
a;53 % a54 '/4
135
51% May
57% Mar
International Tel
Intex
Oil
Jade
Oil
Jones
&
Kaiser
Alum
&
& Tel
Chem
7%
Corp
Los
S
5%
10
pfd-50
Mt
Warner
Distillers
National
Gypsum
National
Nordon
North
Co
Northrop
Finance
Pacific
Gas
6%
(Un)
&
Co
Calif
of
25
class
A
Lighting
Corp
common
Packard
Motor
Car
Paramount
Penney
(Un)
C)
(J
(Un)
Pfizer
Radio
Corp
of
Pictures
RKO
Theatres
18%
658
Jan
17 %
(Un)
(Un)
.
(Un)
170
45
500
155
-2,281
Jun
4%
6%
74
Apr
90%
'Ml
Feb
195
Feb
25
860
20 Ve
7% May
100
85c
800
.18%
970
33
Apr
12% July
370
Abbott
Admiral
July
18 %
Jan
Aetna
July
July
4%
Jun
Jan
15%
Jan
15% Jun
66%
318
42%
2,502
327
57% May
36 y4
Feb
119 % Mar
19% Jdn
67% July
45% -T'Uy
119% Mar
a32% a33%
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120
28% Apr
33
260
24% May
25 % Jan
33%
Jan
28 Ve
Jun
20%
Jan
27%
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1,037
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25%
26
July
41.%
730
23% May
37% May
27
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83
__
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318
70% Jan
92
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35
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8%
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260
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27
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Cleveland
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23%
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525
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175
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150
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100
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100
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600
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100
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100
2,100
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(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp
y*1
a22% a22%
•
1
(Del)
25
Southern
(Un)
(Un)
Co
a
1
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated Vultee Air (Un)
Consumers Power (Un)
Continental
14%
a
25
S
&
20
__
*
Consolidated Edison ol N Y
i
•
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a35%ja36%
„
*
System
Solvents
Lotol
*_•
Iron
&
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Par
Molybdenum (Un)
Colorado
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
i
Climax
FOR
Sales
'
Friday
Du
Mont
Class
du
Pont
Laboratories
Inc
(Alan
A
5
de
Nemours
(Un)
5%
1,150
16%
16%
200
15 Ve July
19%
Am-
90%
90%
200
80
May
91%
Jen
5%
500
600
8%
Jan
10 V4 May
4%
Jan
10
13%
May
Feb
5% July
B)
10c
(E I)
r
July
1,600
11
—
33% July
33%
9%
H%
32%
9%
—
32
5
16%
—
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
(358)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
Ranre
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Fries
Par
Eastman Kodak
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
& Connell Dredge
Corp
General Electric
General
.
General Telephone Corp
13
Jan
16
Jan
Southern
100
12% Jun
14
Jan
9%
2,250
6% May
100
59
2%
Feb
300
7%
7%
7
523% Jan
2%
2,400
63%
800
63%
62
9%
9%
100
47%
47%
47%
100
Jun
2
9%
July
Jan
Standard
Oil
60% Jun
Standard
Oil Co
2%
63% July
Jan
9% May
47% July
57%
58%
1,600
50
Feb
59 Va July
23%
300
21
Jan
23% May
Studebaker Corp
32%
32%
100
«9% Apr
33%
Jun
Bundstrand
6%
6%
800
6% May
0%
Jan
Sunray
6%
30 %
Jan
33% Mar
100
14% July
15%
100
47% Jan
Gossard
*
40% May
I Va Mar
14% Jan
Gulf Oil Corp
Hall
Hein
Werner
Hibbard
Corp
Spencer Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
Huttlg Sash Si Door
common
Hydraulic Press Brick common
$6 preferred
Illinois Brick Co
13%
18%
19
1,000
12% Apr
18% May
iiy8
12
1,200
11% Jan
12
54%
53%
54%
51
58% Jan
~3%
24%
15% Mar
Apr
ov»
16% July
July
28
23
700
19% May
24%
10%
10%
200
39%
200
3%
600
Swift &
Utilities
Texas
Co
Detroit
Timken
Edison
Toledo
Tri
Corp
Continental
Corp
Carbide
Sc
United Air Lines Inc
United
U S Rubber Co_
U
200
4
Feb
300
43
Feb
50% July
12%
150
10
Feb
13%
Jun
19
450
18
Feb
19%
Jau
13%
100
12
26
5%
16% Jan
37%
100
34% May
37% Mar
47%
47%
300
43
51
Jan
8 8teel
33% Apr
1,550
13% Apr
20% Jun
16
24% Apr
31
35 y4
-5
153/,
14%
153/s
May
39
Jan
20%
203/4
21
31%
31%
32
59%
59%
59%
300
53% Feb
60
38
38%
600
3234 Jan
38% July
20%
20%
100
18% Apr
21
1,200
600
1,300
Apr
Jan
—
20%
11%
Jan
Jun
11%
11%
10% Jan
11% July
27%
28
550
22%
Feb
30
l93/8
193/s
400
23
2%
25/8
1,300
15%
16%
400
19% May
2% Apr
133/4 Feb
18%
18%
500
16%
53'/a
533/4
70
50
Feb
—
-
53%
66%
Jun
Jan
3%
Jan
16 %
July
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
53% July
67% July
66
66%
900
57%
28%
28=4
300
25%
33%
5%
....
5%
200
400
23% Jun
27 % July
4,100
37% May
42%
11
133/4 Mar
253/4
253/4
253/4
40 Va
39%
41
11%
11%
—
Apr
4% Jan
550
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
Feb
15%
35%
12% July
Feb
40%
Jan
25% July
29 Va
Jan
11% Mar
14%
Jun
200
13%
13%
200
9%
934
200
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
Apr
14 %
Jan
Wieboldt Stores Inc
12%
12%
*
common
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
"93/8
1
•
31% Apr
41
123/4
13
1,050
13
13
13
100
12%
Jan
Jan
50% Feb
100
«...
12%
Jan
47%
May
39
39
39
18%
17%
18%
500
36% May
15% Feb
9%
9%
9%
900
8% Jan
25% May
22% May
25%
*
10
26
900
24%
26
24%
400
•
23%
23%
400
22
May
29
23%
10
29 %
1,000
27
Jan
17%
79%
•
18
10
8.75
500
10
50
78%
79%
500
4%
300
4
~4.
4%
250
15%
153/s
200
8%
8%
1,400
14%
14%
300
4
16% Jan
8
Apr
70% May
4
July
3% May
Machine
—
18
18
Feb
25%
Jan
Friday
25%
16%
39
39
American Stores
Jan
American
91%
Jan
4% Jan
5%
Jan
9 % May
18
Jan
•
21
16
Apr
July
17% Mar
Jan
40
7%
800
1
19%
193/4
100
19
*
77
77
50
67
•
39%
39%
Oil Co
7%
7%
100
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Elec Co
•
Medusa Portland Cement Co
*
Feb
Metropolitan Brick Inc
4
Meyer Blanke Co
Middle South Utilities
*
21%
21%
*
24%
24%
100
6
l
common
prior
preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
Delaware
1
Jan
Electric Storage Battery
Fidelity & Deposit Co
General
Jun
45
Mar
__25
26
*
common
300
24% May
27% July
50
42% July
100
36% May
5% Mar
6%
Jan
15
20% Jan
22%
159
20% Apr
3% Apr
24% July
4%
Jan
12%
200
12% Mar
13%
Jan
11%
900
II
14
Jan
353/8
500
34
34%
Gimbel Brothers
(Charles E)
36
64%
643/8
50o
7%
7%
Jan
8
7% July
9%
Feb
Public
Jan
7
Jun
34
Mar
19%
800
18
Apr
21% Mar
10%
103/8
300
10% July
51
51
350
10% July
39% May
7%
7
900
•
19%
193/4
200
1
16%
16%
200
North American Car Corp
North American Co (Un)
10
Manufacturing Co
Jun
9%
July
Feb
18% Jan
15% Apr
21%
Jun
17%
Jan
16
18%
Jan
7
Mar
51
16%
17%
II
22 %
22 %
400
Jan
22% July
11%
11%
113/4
3,600
10% Jan
11% Mar
850
34% Mar
40
Jun
15
17
July
39%
9%
Feb
345
10%
Apr
14
Jan
13%
14
211
13%
Feb
14%
Apr
78%
76%
68
2332 July
Jan
21% Jan
6%
6%
24
38%
400
39%
19%
211
Jun
17% Mar
27% Jun
11%
Jan
79%
346
Feb
79'A July
6%
365
6
Feb
249
22%
Apr
8% Apr
25% Jan
145
40
23%
41
41%
24
42
78% July
Feb
59% July
100
15% May
18 % July
57
10% July
6% Jun
30
58%
2,463
17%
17%
10%
10%
8%
9
318
17%
18
47
10%
10%
13
13%
Service
El
&
Gas
1
17
163/4
17
Ohio Edison Co
8
34 %
34%
34%
400
33% Jan
•
57
57
100
54% Feb
60%
14
14
10
5
6,200
14%
Jan
Jun
14%
Apr
9%
185
12%
.29%
28%
29%
1,104
26% Feb
20%
19%
20%
1,691
17% Feb
54%
54 %
55%
639-
50% May
37% July
39%
40%
19
•
30%
29%
30%
2,458
28%
Apr
•
4%
4%
5
483
6%
Jun
29% July
2U% Jun
67% Jan
43% Feb
30% Feb
Jan
8
9% Jan
7
7%
358
6%
Jun
3
32%
32
33%
741
26%
Jan
•
26
25%
27%
766
24
Jan
27% July
27%
27%
6
25
Jan
27%
63
20
common
♦
25% Feb
33%
Jun
Apr
30% Jun
50
29%
28%
29%
•
58 %
57
58%
511
13%
14
259
13%
83%
82%
83%
140
95
Scott Paper common
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv
*
Sun
•
49% May
Feb
58% July
14% Mar
Jan
5%
290
30%
30%
30%
242
30% July
3414 Mar
—20
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Westmoreland Coal
79% Jan
4% Jan
13%
Co
24%
24 %
24%
10
23%
Jun
31
Feb
54
54
$3,000
48%
Jan
54
Apr
5
5
_1
5% Mar
BONDS
Bait
Transit
Co
4s
1973
34% Mar
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Jun
107
•
Reading Co
Oil
Apr
9Y« Feb
Jun
Feb
50
♦
11%
20
14%
13%
10
43% Mar
49%
78%
57%
8%
May
70 Va Mar
78%
58%
1
Jun
Apr
2
New York Central RR (Un)
North Amer Aviation (Un)
lo
420
13'%
1
Pennroad Corp
66%
25
19%
(Minn) com—5
Bancorporatlon
;
•
356
10%
♦
$1.40 preference common
Northern States Power
26%
10
13%
10
,
40
150
10
36
10 %
25%
—1
Lehigh Coal Sc Navigation
Lehigh VaUey RR
Martm
(Glenn L)
58% May
37% Feb
27% July
108
5
€4%
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp (Un)
5
Natl Alfafla Dehydrating and Mill Co_l
National Standard Co
10
National Tile Sc Mfg
1
1,245
5
Pennsylvania Power A Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Phlla Transportation Co common
Participating preferred
Phiico Corp
July
July
Feb
17%
12%
•
10
6
Corp
400
26%
26
*
Co
Motors
100
4
5
$3.50 preference
15%
Jun
2 372
Apr
6
11
11
35%
Power & Light com
Jan
25%
12%
10
38%
157%
10%
28
•
13%
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co common
Jan
42%
4
4
Apr
Jun
25%
100
•
tsudd Company
8%
25%
6
10
1st pfd
92
42%
25%
.
33%
150%
2,433
10,666
17%
•
10
13
Corp
Baltimore Transit Co 5%
Hires
Marshall Field St Co
101
2%
20%
38%
High
LOW
38%
38
154
Rights
May
7% May
Apr
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
153% 154%
38%
100
& Tel_
Tel
Low
Jan
•38
7
common
Shares
Par
11
8% Mar
17
for Week
Jan
100
5
16%
*
Week's
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
29% July
18 % May
Jun
Sales
Last
Sale Price
15
*
8
Philadelphia-BaHimore Stock Exchange
Jun
9% July
27%
16% May
14
—
Co
39% July
18%
Jan
15
Lincoln Printing Co common
Ontario
!
Manufacturing Co
♦
Packard Motor Car
(Un)
*
Airways (Un)__l
Paramount Pictures (Un)
1
5
Pan American World
Parker Pen class B„—_
Peabody.Coal Co
;
"
common
9%
13%
5
10
Pennsylvania
RR
;
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Coip new
Phiico Corp
Pure
Oil
Co
13%
100
Apr
100
6
534 May
113/4
60%
1
Mar
15
Jan
.
8%
18
100
17% Jun
22
20 34
900
17% Mar
20%
700
Feb
10%
Apr
36%
36%
100
33
603/4
61%
8%
37% May
'
17%
17 %
30
16%.May
18
690
8% July
156
14% July
1,436
73/4 May
33 %
62% July
14%
50
12% Apr
14"% July
29% Apr
31%
300
39% Mar
65%
66 Va
300
69
42May
68% Jan
May
Feb
(D
9
27%
3%
400
2,000
4
25% Apr
23% Jan
35
Jan
28% Apr
4% Jan
*
:
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
Home
5
(Joseph)
Star
Jan
Jun
Jan
22%
Jun
9% Jan
*
29
29
300
29
May
32
Jan
1
35%
35%
193
34 Va May
38
Mar
26%
75
2% Apr
18 Yi Apr
20%
Jan
McKinney Mfg
100
44
Jan
Mountain Fuel Supply
5%
5%
300
38% May
5y4 Jun
6%
Jan
National
50
30%
25%
Jan
Jan
33% Jan
27% Jun
Jan
35 y2
10
Fireproofing
34%
35%
300
32% Apr
39%
43%
100
43% July
10%
11
3,120
8% Jan
43% July
11% May
19%
20
400
16% Jan
24%
Feb
11
9
101/.
183/4
19%
500
18
Jun
20%
Jan
Pitts
*
273/8
58%
200
25% Jun
33
Jan
500
603/4 Feb
58 Va July
100
__10
Corp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
27%
_•
56%
19%
11
Jan
90
70
80
Jan
90 '
oiu,
34%
35%
1,400
32
Feb
1
ir3/4
16%
163/4
100
46%
463/4
38
37%
38%
5
26%
100
1%
„
1%
19%
19%
150
5%
19%
5%
450
2%
200
1%
19
Jun
May
4% Jan
2%
23
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
Brewing Co—
Common
2%
$2.50 convertible preferred
Sere#
&
Bolt
2
32
51%
25
Corp
Plymouth Gil Corp
Cov-
___*
1
2% Jan
2
July
50
32
July
35%
192
43
Mar
53 Va July
Jan
9%
31%
126
31%
Feb
36% Apr
85c
85c
85c
200
40c
Jan
85c
Jun
11c
3,200
15c
Apr
9%
3
Renner
32
5314
9%
32
10
450
8% May
11
Jan
20% Apr
883/4
6
—
1
43%
comllO
For footnotes see
page 41.
7
8%
100
*
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony Vacuum OH (Un),
20%
32"%
500
1 40
19%
loo
*
84
8%
20
10
.
495
Jan
10
32"%
42S/8
Co
5% conv preferred
Shellmar Corp
21
Jan
16% Jan
1
Gas—
Pittsburgh
8lgnode Steel Strapping Co
8%
20%
9
14%
8%
*
—,
20
*
Securities Invest Co of St Louis
8%
21
814
14%
Refractories
42%
10
Co_.
-
14%
>
11%
Co
Walker
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
*
8.50
Fort Pitt Brewing
2 50
Sehenley Industries (Un)
Sears Roebuck Sc
27
Co
•
50c
St Louis Public Service A common
St Regis Paper Co
Electric
4
263/4
2634
1
Joseph Lead
Sangamo
26%
•
Rexall Drug (Un)
Rlstaman Bros Go
St
<■
L)
Columbia Gas System
Harbison
Quaker Oats Co_
;
Radio Corp of America (Un)_
RKO Pictures Corp (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
46
*
48% Feb
1,300
High
55
27% Feb
4l3/4
Low
40%
800
31 %
Range Shiee Ian. 1
High
39%
200
41%
Shares'
" 39%
Clark
31
Sales
for Weds
1*
Blaw-Knox Co
31
Week's
Range
ef Prices
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
36"% July
413/
•
Low
Par
33% May
Jun
Friday
Last
Sale Friee
Jun
10%
V
Jan
19%
*
•
STOCKS
Jan
*
(Un)
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Jan
30
14%
36%
—*
Potter Co (The)
Public Service Co of Indiana corn.
Pullman Co
13%
9%
22% July
12% Apr
6% July
14% Mar
32%
common —12%
Co
200
Feb
4% Apr
Apr
10
20 %
3
Phillips Petroleum
500
14
Jun
18
33 %c
:
;
10
22%
93/4
6
5q
:
4%
2,300
22%
2
Penn Controls Inc class A
.
26% May
200
43
Lindsay Lt & Chem
!
700
1,100
40% May
39%
Llboy McNeil Sc Llbby.
t
31%
12%
100
18
Oak
31
Feb
40 3/8
200
25
Northwest
32
27
200
39%
4
Sc
200
40
45%
common
Montgomery Ward
lfuter Company
38
26%
50
(Un)
Cement
$0% Jan
37%
37%
40
45%
$2.50 preferred
Co
20% Feb
Apr
9% Mar
27
49%
(Un)
Monroe Chemical
18%
200
1
49%
5
Portland
400
9'/a
5
Wisconsin Bankshares
Land is Machine Co
Missouri
15% Jan
20%
9%
-12%
Yates-Amer
33V3o
Inc
100
19%
5
Co
Jan
Co
Hart
133/4
19%
5
(Un)
Motor
Jan
14%
&
Jan
*
Pictures
Bros
Warner
37
10
$1
15%
133/4
13% July
13% Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
White
36%
Lamson Sc Sessions Co
Miller
500
1
-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Lion
133/4
•
-
_
30% Jun
1
Co
133/8
...10
Works
Iron
31% May
Knapp
&
Jan
133/4
—
(Un)_
Corp
Van Dorn
1,200
1
Leath
47%
•
Jan
Apr
100
4%
2,700
Katz Drug Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Laclede Gas Co
May
»
(Un)
35
Jones & Laughlln steel Corp
Kansas City Power & Light
Laclede-Christy
85
40
1
(Del)
Corporations
31%
Iowa Power & Light Co (Un)
Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co
73% May
200
_
Carbon
Union
*
(Un)—
1,300
423/8
16%
208 So La Salle St Corp
.—*
Light
80%
1
Coal common
Truax-Traer
30%
(Un)
Iowa Illinois Gas & Elec
Jan
80
42%
—
5
—
—
_
Feb
3.50
Co
International Tel St Tel
80
Jan
2
—
—
Inc—_
35
5
Interstate Power Co
96
_5
„
—
Airlines
World
Trans
Co
(The)
Trane Co
*
7.50
(Un)
700
5
Co
Axle
Feb
Apr
85
*
Feb
May
843/4
63% July
91% Mar
—
(The)
3%
37%
47%
200
25
Co
Texas Co
11%
24%
18%
63%
— -
25
—
42%
24% July
60
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229
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15%
15%
14%
—1
Co.
Corp
57%
58%
Jan
5
al9%
al9% al9%
55
19%
Jun
23
Jan
1
Inc
Corp
al6%
ai5y4 a!6%
63
14%
Jun
14%
Jun
•
a66%
May
47%
Jan
43% Apr
iey4 Mar
48 %
July
Union
Oil Co of California common—28
18%
Jun
Union
Sugar common
12%
Feb
United
Aircraft Corp
(Un)———I
18'A
632
14%
ley*
4,503
11
Jan
17%
76
76
246
65
Feb
76
July
Carbide
& Carbon
(Un)
__
__
>
41%
'
42%
29
29
32%
32%
57%
1,986
,
f
•
150
478
;
Feb
36
188
a65% a66%
:
1
Apr
467/a
Corp (Un)__
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un).
1
33%
,
30
50
a79% a80%
Oil
Pacific
12
;
Mar
19% July
43% Jan
I
Oil &
Southern
52 'A
;
Jan
14%
35
Paramount
Southern
33y3C
Corp
96
Feb
5%
Airways (Un) .2.80
Jan
4%
(Un>
Jun
11 Va
5%
common..
Co ocmmon
16% May
(Un)_*
Co
Johns-Manville
For
com
17%
92%
34%
100
Motor
11% July
15% Jan
7.50
Tel
13% May
5
100
5%
common.
Preferred
Packard
Union
&
433
13%
34%
Pan American World
100
93
Paper
International
31% Jan
13%
28
Tel
215
35%
(Un)
59%
Jan
8% July
a—
•
Nickel Co Canada
Apr
31%
a91% a91%
25
Service
&
San Mauricio
117/e Mar
July
35%
(Un)
Harvester
56%
300
13%
13%
18
31%
,
•
Maryland Mines Corp
a56 a57%
31%
1st preferred
Transamerica
Idaho
Adt
a56
Feb
Jun
6%
International
Jun
May
a88% a9U%
-—1
International
July
34 %
Jan
21 % Mar
100
*
Corp
5.00
Jan
Apr
23 Vz
Public
16
:_.:5
Inc
Jan
33%
28
Lighting Corp
11%
12'A
(Un)
2.05
114
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
16
1
Battery Co class A (Un)
6,270
25
preferred
11%
a
.—
4%
0
red preferred
59 Vs July
(Un)__
Corp
4%
a33% a34%
4%
28
common
preferred
Feb
Pineapple Co Ltd
Hotels
46c
•
1st preferred
50
15%
class A—
29c
5
Pacific Gas & Electric
866
3
Co of Calif
100
*
common.!
Standard Brands Inc
Hancock Oil
Hobbs
Inc
58%
common...
Greyhound Corp
29c
A
Co
57%
__
Co Ltd
29c
100
Can
•
State
15 Va
*
class
Preferred
Pacific
1% May
8
Filters
•
Utilities
Mar
187
1
Corp
(Un)
Co
5
Corp common
Public
Feb
13%
1
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Hilton
219
2.75
a46% a46%
•
Corp
19%
2.75
48
106
10
(Un)
Corp
21% Mar
19%
100
common
Feb
44%
20
Chem
15%
9Vz
3
pfd
pr
130
5%
4
Co
19%
a23% a23%
„
Rights
Golden
__
a90
•
Preferred
General
*
10
Co
&
Kleiser
General
(Un)
Co
Prod
Electric
*
5
Corp
Capwell
Board
General
common
Gas
Machinery
al24%
70
13%
Richfield Oil Corp
'
1
Products
Plantation
Fibre
Food
10c
A
Works
Natural
Emporium
class
Lines
Dorado
Electrical
Ts
Nemours
Eastman Kodak Co
El
•
19%
29'A
2.75
.
92
a75 a78%
1
9% Feb
99
19%
5
common.,.—
DuMont
Pont
19%
Co
Dominguez Oil Fields. Co (Un)
60%
100
:
Co
United
Reserve
Di
Jan
22% July
July
35%
21
Ind
17%
19% Jan
Oil Co
Oil
Pabco
27% May
47% July
20%
Edison
Chem
Consolidated
Ohio
May
376
.3%
Edison of N Y
Jun
15% May
195
Jan
8
56
1.55
Iron
System
Petroleum
Edison
Oliver
Feb
May
't
Consoldaited
Ohio
5%
56
-25
Co
432
36
a26 Va a26%
.III
(Un)
27%
451
Pacific Coast Aggregates
646
"160
&
Columbia Gas
6c
612
C%
-23
Fuel
7c
27%
__
(Un)
Chemical
Colorado
50 V*
Apr
6'/e
America
Chrysler Corp
Clorox
Jun
27%
.10
Mining Co.
Paul
Preferred
15 Vz
47
300
6%
12.50
common.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chi
Jun
60
7c
24%
12
Jan
18
Feb
27%
25
(Un)
of
Eureka
25%
17% May
2
Ltd
(Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
7c
Jun
220
13%.
a47y4 a47%
—
17%
20%
5
Co
Ry (Un)
Aircraft Inc
Occidental
6%
Pacific
I)
%
13
*
Trading
Canadian
Ca&e
20
5
—
Calif
Pacific
Northrop
Oceanic
Bunker
533
17
22%
67
8%
2ya
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
26%
16%
21'/a
(Un)
(Un)
July
Northern
Borden
26%
1
10
Aviation
North
Feb
67% July
45% July
22
Jun
31
28%
Apr
33%
July
Jan
¥*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
(360)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Air
United
Can
28%
United
Corp of
United
Gas
C
6
8teel
Delaware (Un)_
(Un)
Corp
Corp
May
33 %
Jan
Apr
10
8%
8%
202
8%
Feb
1
a5
a5
33
4%
Jan
5% Mar
24%
Jan
27% May
a27% a27%
a27%
.—10
72
41%
1,292
40%
40%
37% May
8'/a
8%
630
a30% a30%
15
8 V2
8%
Co
—
Petroleum
Warren
25
570
41%
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
Si-
Petroleum
Westates
'Un
Preferred
Indies
West
for Week
Shares
(Un»._l
Common
Lines Inc
Elec
Westinghouse
63c
1
(Un
1,140
5
1,276
12
(F W)
*
(Un)
11%
78c
Mar
8% Mar
Feb
a—
a—
343
11%
Jun
4%
15%
10% Mav
Jan
50% Mar
53% July
39%
558
35V*
Feb
40%
J an
a44
a44%
367
42%
Jan
44%
Jun
a55% a55%
—
10
60c
,-39%
__
12%
(Un)
-—
11%
i
>
common
Corp
High
Low
65c
a33% a33%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
5
Pacific RR Co
Western
Low
•
Sugar
Western Air
Woolworth
a__
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
28%
28%
comotuu
Eonlnmfnt
Victor
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Sales
Week's
Last
8ale Price
2%
Co
Glass
&
Shares
Low
10
Inc
Lines
United
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Par
ENDED JULY 25
Friday
Range
Last
8TOCK8
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week'*
Friday
a44
50
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED JULY 25
Week'*
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Share*
Friday
STOCKS
Montreal Stock Exchange
"
-
The
in this issue on page 47.
published
publication is
which was not received in time for
Last week's compilation
being
Par
week's
current
is
tabulation
Smith
Howard
Hudson
a
Paper
Bang* dtnce Jan. 1
Low
High
15%
al6
High
16% July
13% May
35
21%
20
21%
1,070
17'%
Jun
24
62%
59%
63
5,615
52
Apr
64%
10%
10
36
9%
common
Mining & Smelting
Oil & Refining
Husky
shown below.
Low
Hamilton Brdige
Bay
._1
Jan
Jan
11% July
9.65 May
l07/e
590
34%
36
4,678
9'%
9%
2,105
a23
a23
80
5%
5%
5%
100
5%
Feb
6
Jan
52
49%
52
2,170
35%
Jan
52
97
97
July
July
Canadian Fonda
Low
Abltibi
•
100
—#
——*
common
preferred
5%
Algorna Steel
Aluminium Ltd
pfd
4%%
Tel
Canadian
Asbestos
Jan
25%
325
a5%
25
5
100
100
15
98
Apr
46
Jun
18%
Jan
25%
Jun
$5.00
preferred
$1.60
preferred
$2
1,290
44
May
56%
Jan
2,351
96
Apr
125%
Feb
23%
23%
250
23
Mar
39
40
75
39
May
12%
13
750
11%
Jun
International
6%
Class
40'% Mar
International
13%
Jan
International
Paper
Mar
International
Petroleum
Feb
International
Power
International
July
86
Apr
27
British
35
23%
23
23%
4,290
22
21
21%
1,085
20% May
24
Jan
-*
45%
44%
45%
345
41
Apr
53%
24%
24%
24%
23% July
31%
Jan
Jamaica
28
com_*
36
35%
36
3,205
34%
Apr
39'%
Feb
Labatt
10%
10%
10%
6,808
10
May
13%
Jan
Lake
13%
al4
85
14
Feb
14%
Feb
Columbia
20%
21%
5,705
20%
Feb
25%
Apr
89
89
100
88%
5%
6%
5,000
30%
30%
351
30
7%
7%
200
6
Jan
•
——*
common
al3%
21%
100
*
*
pfd
4%%
Co
British Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Power class A...
British
Class
Bruck
class
Mills
a
25
P
Ltd
Dry Dock Co Ltd class A
Cement
7%
Class
Canada
Apr
5% May
Apr
Iron
2nd
Power
preferred
5%
Canadian
Class
Car
&
33'A
Jan
Mtichell
7%
Feb
Molson
40 Vb May
48%
Jan
952
41% May
50%
Feb
1,404
73%
'72
73%
257
5
28%
28
28 %
315
25
Jan
30
PeD
32
32%
190
29% May
33
July
pfd
Jan
8
8
25
7%
Jun
9'%
35%
1,485
30'%
Jun
35%
Feb
Montreal
6.70
102
6.70 July
8.30
Feb
Montreal
8
8
8
200
7% May
8%
67%
—
—
68%
27%
68%
27%.
23
23
Jan
63
79
Apr
27% Mar
19
71
1,365
Jun
25%
1,385
23%
Jan
25
9% July
Feb
98
10%
Feb
al7
.'
100
4%
Apr
1,575
17%
Apr
26
Jan
10%
Apr
13
Jan
10%
11%
6,466
36
37
781
33
33
22%
22%
22%
a23
a22 %
Oil
8%
80
11
li
135
10%
Apr
f-^% 26
25
26
1,145
24'%
Jan
__
32
32
60
83
79%
83
33
32%
35
al8
al8
10
71
72
720
40/
5
*
Car
Weaving
Wire
97%
July
101
Mar
66
66
37
52% Mar
70
a47
13
44'% Mar
50
Jan
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
89%
Mines Ltd.
Noranda
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
1,491
15%
Jun
20
Jan
Penmans
75
30%
Jun
34
Feb
Placer
common—•
14
14%
2,096
River
,.
14'%
May
15%
Jan
Powell
16%
16%
16%
302
14%
Jun'
17'/a
Jan
Power
•
44%
42%
44%
875
38
Apr
49%
Jan
Price
a20
a20
25
21
Jun
4%
—
-
18% Mar
15'%
14%
15%
850
*
28%
27%
28%
410
99
99
99
10
20
34%
34%
35
2,833
al6%
al6% al6%
460
14% May
18%
Jan
17
255
14% May
19%
Jan
•
17
16%
14
July
25% Mar
29
Apr
96
Feb
99
July
32%
Feb
40
36%
36
36%
4,719
16
Mining & Smelting
16
16%
175
Textile
Consumers
Glass
a22
a21
a22
54
Corby
Distillery class A
8%
8%
9
450
8%
8%
300
35
35
55
Class B
Co
Seagrams
I
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
7%
Glass
Dominion
•
com
Tar
Coal
&
■
^
42%
Feb
Jan
15%
Jun
20
20
Feb
22% May
Apr
12
Paper
Electrolux
11'%
Jan
39'%
Jan
8% May
35
May
21% May
26%
Jan
_
10
10%
Apr
83
713
69
May
92
Feb
al8
50
16
Jun
21%
Feb
12%
12%
11% May
48 % May
14'%
Jan
66'/a
Jan
28
30
Jan
200
55%
1,205
—
29
29
375
17%
17%
8.20 May
Apr
3,030
15%
1,768
18%
Jun
19%
Jan
37% May
45
Jan
19
Apr
20%
Feb
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
•
42
40
42%
23%
19%
19%
19%
950
11
10%
11
4,308
al5
al5
125
15
July
&
16
3,185
12
May
20'%
•
•
16
Quebec
20
Corp
Feb
21%
l
Players Canadian
Corp
— —
•
16
21%
100
21
July
25 %
Jan
15%
15%
125
14%
Jan
16 Vb
Apr
615
lov2
Jun
18
15%
16
Mar
Foundation Co of Canada common
•
14
13%
14%
1,475
12%
Jun
15% Mar
Fraser
•
17
16%
17
5,312
15
Apr
17%
100
alOO
alOO
95
•
18%
Gair
Co's
Co
pew
common
preferred
Gatineau
5%
Ltd
Power
common
preferred
Bakeries Ltd
General
Dynamics
5%
3
8
•
preferred
Gypsum Lime
&
alOO
12
18
18%
600
103
103
5
4.00
4.15
1,175
29%
30
170
25%
Jan
31% May
--
56%
56%
25
55%
Jun
16%
16%
175
15
Jan
17'A
99
Jan«
•
——
100
Alabastine
•
a97% a97 %
31
31
30
31%
905
Jan
17%
Jan
97
Jan
3.45
Apr
28% Jun
95
quotations on all
Canadian securities.
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
Ltd
common
see
page 41.
85
Feb
Jan
35
16
Feb
19
July
Feb
64'% Mar
72
July
100
46
May
55
Jan
48%
570
40 %
May
52
Jan
23
22%
23
1,711
22
May
29
Jan
30%
30 %
31
785
29
May
32%
31%
31 %
32
3,870
26 Vb May
33'%
a91 a91%
16
100
12%
12%
Transport
12'%
Jan
Jan
89
91
July
12%
300
Jan
Apr
14
Mar
19
Jan
17% al7%
65
16
July
17
Power
•
Saguenay
St
Series
A
Corp
a
17 %
a
17%
455
16
Jan
Water
98
a98
35
4%%
Power
&
7lic
Williams
of
4'%%
Canada
Steel
2,621
38
.
_
110
48
100
46
a
80
135
50
19%
50
al8 al8%
100
18
25
Oils
United
Wabasso
Wilsils
41
Jan
32
29
Jan
43'%
102
on%
Jin
98%
19
340
17
a
32
33%
35'%
28% May
1,890
33
100
102
19
Mar
20
July
July'
Feb
May
Jan
35
Jan
102
July
29% May
102
July
13%
14
575
14%
Jan
2.55
2.60
2,000
Feb
3.30
Anr
11
10%
11
450
10
Mar
11'%
Feb
15%
♦
—.
15%
15'%
700
15
May
19
Jan
4'%%
*
Ltd
2.40
Apr
51%
Jan
7.10 July
9.80
Jan
Feb
92'%
Jun
May
19%
41%
Apr
47
47
48
1,715
7.00
7.10
400
91%
91%
91%
5
17
305
16
37
37%
170
34%
Jun
40
Jan
16'%
17
1,510
13%
Jan
17
July
21%
21%
270
r
•
.....
100
preferred
.
12%
17
Worts.
&
Ltd
Limited
Jan
2.55
Winnipeg Electric
Zellers
29%
July
333
13%
*
Leaseholds
(Geo)
Jan
150
_
Ltd
Gooderham
Weston
Feb
20
580
alOO
Jan
140
Jun
41
33%
Corp
Cotton
Western
23%
Jan
42
10.1%
_.
Steel
18%
41
33
Stores
Thrift
Triad
127
39
Preferred
_
Jan
48% July
Mar
4.1
19
common
Feb
Jan
45
19% May
26
135
.
Supertest preferred
Feb
47%
May
44%
102
Canada
Jan
46
110
Apr
40
~
..
.
98%
May
43%
19%
al8
100
Apr
Mar
41% Mar
25
19%
—IN''
—!'*
20%
;;;• ~
,r
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•
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of
44%
100
Co
Co
-
com
common
preferred
Southam
44%
1 -
certificates
trust
B
104
48
50
Simpsons class A
Class
34
45
50
preferred
Voting
50
109
43%
"'44%
preierred
Breweries
97%
38
109
...
com
,t.
Sherwin
a
__
38
pfd. "100
1%
preferred
4%
B
loo ~*k'~
pfd~_
common..
Mills
Flour
Shawinigan
Class
4%%
Power
Lawrence
Lawrence
.
*
common
*
common
July
4.15 July
91%
Jan
100
32%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Banks—
10
Canadienne
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
31
1,346
26%
Apr
31
July
36
36
36%
788
35%
Apr
38
Jun
30
29%
30
460
27 %
Apr
30
Jan
39
39
60
38'A
Apr
40%
Jan
10
10
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Jun
400
10
Scotia
28
May
580
32
Montreal
Nova
21% July
Apr
30
20'A
28
32
10
Royal
Jan
24
27%
28
10
Commerce
Imperial
Halifax, N. S.
For footnotes
Apr
24'%
Jan
18% May
103
Fast
on
73'%
47%
*/
Canada
Co
Toronto
Orders handled
1,984
2,815
57% July
„
4.10
General Motors Corp
General Steel Wares common
Jun
—
100
General
Jan
48
.
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Walker
A pfd
class
Jan
Jun
33%
47
-1
preferred
18%' Jan
14 %
common
common
Ltd
Co
11%
27
29'% July
H 48%
—
...
Company
of
Corp
Jan
8%
a8.75
55%
Brewery Ltd common
Famous
May
79%
55%
•
Chemical
&
Textile
Donohue Bros
2,110
•
common
preferred
Dominion
Eddy
& Steel
24%
20
Steel
Red
32
al8
82%
25
preferred
Dominion
Dow
•
preferred
24%
a8.75
24%
2.50
Bridge
6%
Apr
;*
common
Bros
Sicks'
Coal
8%
Mar
St
Exploration
Feb
Jan
15% July
•
:
common
Equipment
Dominion
51%
/•
Development
12
72
i.*
17
Railway
Dominion
7%
Jan
Jan
Jun
"
''
31%
16%
•
Farm
Dome
45
May
a46
Cockshutt
Distillers
25
17
20
Apr
14'% Mar
8%
55
"
100
Seal
Jan
8%
97%
25
&
25%
Telegraph
97%
•
Cork
May
64
97%
Vickers
Crown
21
65
1
Canadian
(H)
Jan
100
325
210
Pacific
Consolidated
35
15
9%
Canadian
Consol
Jun
45
31
& Cellulose
31
a23
97%
common
Companies
Jan
23
15
16%
preferred
5%
45%
45
Provincial
Canadian
34'% May
15
.
Drug & Chemical com..—x.
Niagara
6% July
6%
45
Steel
Jan
19%
37
♦
Preferred
Jan
Jan
8% May
Jan
Locomotive
National
_20
Canadian Chem
7
36%
6%
'',.11%
*
*
B
9%
series
$1.00
.18
Jun
19%
*
A
class
101%
Jun
6%
___*
Ltd
600
Feb
17
31%
19%
)*.■
*
B
73'% July
100
275
8%
8%
39% Mar
56% May
50
32
-
Jan
24
25
17%
8%
a
31%
*
July
July
al7
•
Jan
Class
a98% a98%
100
(Robt)
Breweries
*
Foundry
Jun
4,772
•
97%
;
A
Celanese
Jan
20
•
Oil
9'%
Canners Ltd
Canadian
10'%
Jun
30%
*
Frontenac
6.70
•
50
Breweries
Jun
18
48%
Massey-Harris
97%
common
Canadian
6
5
44%
common
class
*
preferred
Canadian
25
44
i
mo
100
Corp
1st pfd
:
Steamship
7%
al8
30%
Ontario Steel Products
Canada
July
7%
47%
*
McColl
34%
10
Foundries common
Ltd 5%
51
30%
Corp
7%
Ltd
Export
Jan
8
20
Northern
Co
8%
6.70
•
common
Canada Safeway
46% May
48%
B
35%
'
Canada
97
Jan
al8
.
25
Woods
Jan
91
•
1
*
preferred
$1.30
Jan
35
41% Mar
10
44%
(John)
the
National
Canada
95
10
50
•
:
Utilities
S
Ltd
of
*
B
Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Burrard
6 Vb
•
B
Building
Jan
com..*
Ltd
Co
preferred
MacMillan
British
Feb
Jan
7.50
Canada
common
Laurentide class A
A
Note Co
Bank
American Oil
Mar
Jan
*
Amer
British
Nickel of
81
B
Tract Lgt & Pwr new
50
7%
*
common
40%
11%
22%
Jun
8% July
22
51
a51 % a51%
—
34 Vb
24'% July
81
common
Power & Paper class
—
25
81
100
•
Telephone
Brazilian
Bronze
preferred
$1.40
Bathurst
—
a51 %
32
40
81
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bell
100
preferred
•*
Corp
common.*
Corp
Acceptance
Feb
48
*
•
5
25
£1
com
preferred
Industrial
Jun
6%
100
102% 104%
47%
102%
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
4%%
preferred
24%
25%
2#
pfd
of Can 4%
Co
Aluminum
Anglo
4,220
Apr
a5%
25%
preferred
$1.50
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
14%
14 Vb
of Canada
preferred
6%
High
Low
High
14%
•
Paper common
&
Power
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
for Week
Range
Last
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Sales
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
|§3|s.
and Maritime Provinces
Branches
-
Saint John, N. B.
-
Moncton, N. B.
32'/a
Feb
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
X
(361)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
25
Friday
Montreal Curb Market
Last week's compilation which
being
published
shown
in
this issue
on
not received
was
47.
page
The
STOCKS
week's
tabulation
Eldona
is
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Belgium
Stores
British
Columbia
Class
5'U
Ltd
pfd—_
20
$5
$3
2nd
1st
13%
13%
100
11%
325
11
10%
10
10%
3,290
*
98
98
993A
91
98
July
—
47%
47%
75
47
Apr
17%
173A
May
20 y2
Jan
Apr
50%
Jan
30
Jan
*
*
Canada
Malting Co Ltd
*
Canada
Packers
class
B
Dredge
Canadian
Industries
5%
Pwr
&
Catelli
Tr
49
47%
49
50
43 %
Jun
56
*
37
37%
921
33 %
Jun
43
a85
a85
10
94
Jun
96
82% May
83
a83
*
Co
Ltd
class
Ltd
al.05
a25%
6%
Co
34%
25
23
25%
Lambert
Loblaw
(Alfred) "Inc
Lowney
Co
Ltd
Moore
class
redeemable
Nova
Ltd
N
Russell
C
part
225
23% Mar
24
13%
14%
Feb
60
25%
25
25'A
80
18
Feb
30
17%
2,460
29
50
133/4
133/4
l33/4
Co
B
9
29
29
52
52
Traders
Trans
Finance
21%
13
Feb
14
Apr
12 y2
27%
Jan
30
51% Mar
52
Jun
10
50
Feb
•11%
10
100
Jan
12
30% July
31
12%
775
12
13%
Jan
al5 al5%
39
16
Jan
a90
a90
a90
6%
6% *
500
24
465
27
1,425
24
24
100
24
a20
6%
a20
18
20
23'%
26%
__
Apr
15% May
25
80
.*•
93
Metals
Belle
Lake
Lake
Bonville
Gold
22%
27
Gold
Mines
Bouscadillac Gold
July
24
Mines
Gold
Campbell
40
Feb
112
Feb
55
Celta
21%
21%
280
20
Apr
22 %
108
Dev
&
14
14
200
14
113
113
17
110
36
37
250
28%
•
21
21
21%
1.625
16%
*
13c
13c
14c
5,200
13c
*
Ltd
a24
a24
50
Mines.
July
Apr
17%
120
37
20 %
Jan
45c
35,300
3.45
12,600
25%
2.50 May
15c
17c
17.500
lO%cMay
2.18
2.30
1,800
2.25
42c
2.10
4%c
17c
1
Ltd
4%e
4%c
1,000
3%c
16c
17c
4,500
15c
5c
5c
4,500
July
4%c
2,000
5c
—
1
5c
5,000
—
1
4%c
—
4%c-
1
3.00
2.90
3.00
2.00
2.15
70c
3.75
Chibougamau
Explorers
Consolidated
Candego
3c
1,600
10c
10c
1,500
12%c 12%c
4,000
*
—
12%c
-1
Ltd
Consol
Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
1
Mines
Dome
Ltd_
&
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
Limited
85c
Jun
14%
15%
54c
54c
800
5%C
7c
17,000
70c
73c
6,850
55c
40c
40c
1,000
35c
1.75
1.80
1,300
lie
11c
1,500
1.80
Ltd
TORONTO
ST. JAMES
CURB
ST.
'Telephone
Branch
9c
1,500
5c
Jan
15c
May
65c
4,400
30c
Apr
95c
lie
600
10c
Jun
23c
May
Apr
18 %c
July
28c
Jan
9c
10c
2,500
8c
Feb
9%c
11c
7,000
Ltd
Prime
Mines
Ltd—
Smelting
& Refining
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Mining
Ltd.
Miller Mines
Gold
12 %c
Mines
Gold
Mar
Jan
9c
Feb
20% May
25
Jan
10c
20c
Apr
Jan
6.80
;
—
J37c
2.24
,f
■
200
53c
3,000
48c
Jun
8c
6,000
5c
July
8c
a37c
400
30c
May
45c
9%c
500
7c
Mar
11c
Apr
6.55
Ltd
1.83
5%c
5%c
4.70
9%c
Ltd
6.85
900
8.00
Feb
2.95
3.10
525
35c
41c
5,300
2.15
4,620
2.25*
4.00 Mar
1.60 Jan
6.30
33c
2.95 May
30c
1.72 May
8,900
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.45
Jan
Jan
65c
2.30 July
1,000
10c
Jan
19%c
Feb
6,500
33c
July
1.12
Jan
3.40
3.40
13
12%
13
600
71c
68c
72c
5,500
Mines
Feb
1.97
34c
33c
Ltd—
Corp Ltd
Jun
4.80 July
74 %c
10 %c 10 %c
f
Ltd
3.50
2.75 May
3,200
10 %
Jun
55c
May
4.75 Mar
13%
Feb
92c
Feb
21
Pyrite
Mineral
21
485
4%c
29,000
2c
Mar
4%c July
58c
16,200
51c
May
80c
Mar
31c
37c
2,700
30c
Mar
50c
Jan
4.25
4.50
24,800
85c
2,000
3.45
3.35
3.45
11,600
70c
72c
7,200
58c
Jun
89c
Apr
15c
15c
15c
2,000
14c
Jun
28 %c
Apr
8.00
7.90
8.00
485
7.70
7.70
7.75
5,900
67c 68 %c
4,000
Copper
Products
Uranium
Mines
20
55c
4.30
Ltd
3%c
55c
85c
Mines
&
4%c
72c
Malartic
Cobalt
Mines.
Ltd
14%
Jan
3.15 May
74c
Jun
21
July
4.80 Mar
1.30 Mar
Stocks—
Petroleums
Oils
Ltd
Oil
Co
Selburn
Oils
Ltd
Oil
Co
class
Ltd.
A
Ltd
—
3.35 July
7.60 May
7.70 July
67c
July
3.60 July
9.60
Jan
8.00 July
90c
May
14
14
725
13%
7.00
7.05
2,600
5.25
Jan
3.30
3.30
3.50
3,600
3.30
July
11%
11%
11%
1,930
8.25
Jan
1.20
1.16
1.20
6.05
100
1.16 July
Jan
1.75 May
6.05
6.00
7.75
Apr
1.42
1.70
15,200
1.30
1.76
Apr
& Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Ltd—
Southern
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Atlantic
Ltd
Canadian
Devonian
Oil
—
Petroleums
1.55
Canadian
14
Jan
Jun
Jun
3.35
3,000
-
Jun
Pipe Lines Producers Ltd—
Explorers Ltd
Leduc
1.44
10%
1.55
1,000
1.37 July
10
10%
7,750
5.25
Jan
5.35
Central
19
8.75
Jan
Am1
3.50 July
14% Apr
5.50
4,300
2.80
Jan
1.80
12
Apr
Apr
"
Oils
Ltd
Jun
Consolidated
Allenbee
4.70
Apr
Consolidated
Cordasun
10c
May
28c
Jan
12%cMay
19c
Mar
5.50 July
Jan
Del
5c
8c
May
1.20 July
Jan
11,600
1.55
18,700
44,050
4.75
5.00
2.43
2.52
2,400
38 %c
44c
14,500
9.25
10
2,025
8.15
2.90
3.10
2,300
9'
9
800
9
July
10%
Apr
13%
14
710
13%
Jun
17%
Jan
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
6%c
Feb
14c
May
Gen
3c
July
8c
Mar
Home Oil Co Ltd
Jan
21
2.60 Feb
90c
5.40
July
6,300
Apr
Apr
1.88 Jan
5.00 July
3.45
Apr
55c
Jun
Feb
13%
Apr
2.40 Jan
4.35
2.40 July
38 %c
July
1.70 Mar
Mar
16%
1.82
1.70
9.25
Ltd
Petroleums
58c
71c
1.26 July
Jan
1.09
41c
25
Ltd
Petroleum
Federated
1.40
1.39
4.90
Producers Ltd—
Rio
1.26
1.40
Ltd
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
July
500
Feb
200
1.30
Oils
95c
May
9.20
Canada
of
Ltd
cl
A_
—
14
Long
Island
Marigold
National
Jan
37c
Ltd
Petroleums
Oils Ltd—
Petroleums
—
Corp Ltd
9,700
47 %c
Jan
37C
8,500
32c
Jun
60c
Feb
1.73
500
Apr
2.25
Apr
2.70
65c
Ltd—„
2.90
2.82
2.15
2.32
Pnralta
Dominion Oil
Oils
Co
Oils
1,700
3.55
Apr
4.20
Apr
Jan
3.40
Apr
20c
1.15
Ltd
12c
12c
5,000
11 V2c
Jan
4.70
4.70
1,200
4.70
July
6.75
Apr
3.90
4.00
1,250
3.55
Jan
4.95
Apr
90
4%c
11%
11%
500
66c
64c
67c
11.000
2.20
2.10
2.25
2,500
2.00
Oil Co Ltd
4c
500
4%c
11%
2.00
2.00
Ltd
Pan Western Oils Ltd
9.85
53c
Jun
Apr
1.25
Apr
1.65
Jan
South
Sweet
Brazeau
3.00 Mar
2.40
Jun
1.85
Jun
3.30
3.30
3,750
2.80
Jan
4.30 Mar
1.20
1.20
6,000
1.04
Jun
1.28
12c
13c
2,000
1.26
1.35
23,700
70c 72 %C
14,500
Ltd
Sour is
PL-950i||
Jan
14%
1.26
Sapphire Petroleums
Valley Oil
WESl||lONTREAL
7c
Jan
July
1.20
Oils Development Ltd
Quebec
*
Mar
12c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Phillips
2.45 Jun
2.60 July
14,225
•
4.70
Ltd
of Can Ltd
Exploration
1.56
3,000
2.90
2.30
British &
95 %c May
68c
35c
1.73
New Continental Oil Co of Can Ltd.
New
Feb
2.60
66c
Jet Oils Ltd
Apr
May
3.90 July
7.55 May
Petroleums
Petroleums
Ltd
—
Grass Oils
300
10c
Jan
1.05 May
Apr
18 %c Mar
1.50
Apr
1
West, Montreal
Tor
American
Ltd
Oils
United Oils Limited
-
14c
18 %c
a34c
Mines
(1944)
Hill
Mar
50c
Ltd
Keno
5,500
Feb
5c
5c
1.83
Mines Ltd
Asbestos
400
Jan
1.04 May
4.55
4.70
Cons Mines Ltd
Mines
9%c July
7,500
21%
Ltd
Gold
5c
11 %c 12 %c
22%
Ltd.
Mines
3,000
22%
5c
Corp Ltd
"
offices:
1181 St. Catherine Street
TROIS-RIVIERES
Jan
Mar
11c
EXCHANGE
MA^CET
Jan
3.10
26c
9c
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd
May
Jan
HART
STOC^f EXCHANGE
STOCK
MONTREAL
July
48 %c
Oils Lands
8c
&
MONTREAL
1.75 July
lie
Jun
Omnitrans
MEMBERS;.
50c
Jan
Okalta
SAVARD
Apr
Jan
62c
65c
50
Ltd
4%c
250
JijbO'
95c
July
Petroleums
9c
1.60
3,200
j8t15
Jan
Jan
3c
Calgary
Mar
7,000
8.10
Apr
14%c
55c
Oil
May
May
14,000
3.25
3.25
75 %c
35c
Canada
6c
8c-
4&0
$Sc
17 % Jan
Mar
5%c July
1,000
Altex
Feb
4%c*
19%
Jun
36c
Jan
36c
82c
14%
2,400
5,500
Calvan
8c
11,000
4,40
1
SHERBRoSfcE
-
ST.
JOHNS,
P.
Q.
Westburne
Oil
Co
Petroleums
70c
Oils LtdLtd
1.00
10c
60c
Jun
98c
Jan
Jun
2.15
—_———
Ltd
Western .Homestead
Wilrich
Mar
6,200
Jan
7c
w40c-
19%
__
1
page 41.
60c
4c
Jan
23c
7c
1
Ltd—
see
500
Apr
60c
Nkw
For footnotes
66c
15%
Ltd—
Ltd
Co
New Superior Oils
-
66c
81%
37c
Wendell
#
QUEBEC
Apr
66c
Jan
Feb
Feb
4c
;
4.40
Ltd
276
73c
—
Fields
3.05
Jun
1.96
500
—
...
Minerals
1.30
36c
—
•
Asbestos
Oil
.
Ltd
Dominion
Duvex
May
Ltd
2%c Jan
500
40c
1
Explorations
6c
1.30
—
—1
Cortez
6c
—
1
Mines
44c
67
4c
Gold
Mining
Jan
4%cJuly
17,800
3c
—
—1
Ltd
265
52,200
57c
Western
Feb
May
5c
1,100
2.10
Ltd—_1
1.65 July
2.30 July
72
July
Apr
3%cMar
2,000
Jan
Jun
1.80 May
51c 59 %C
Ltd
29c
5c
4%c
,
—
May
1.60
*
Jan
42c
1
Ltd
Corp
500
Jan
1.50
35c
Ventures
Jun
20c
3.25
15c
1
Mining Co Ltd
Mining
700
71
71
1.65
2.30
Apr
36c
Empire
Century
1.65
2.30
.
-
Feb
23c
60c
Gold
Vinray
Jan
24 %
42c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
—
May
2.17
13
Apr
United
Jan
Apr
3.45
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
78c
United Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd—
Jan
Jan
July
1
—*
Gold
5,000
36c
57c
Dredging Ltd-
Weeden
100
Chibougamau Mines
Centremaque
1.10
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
May
21%
*
Mines
1.07
July
51%
Ltd
Gold
8%c July
—
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd
20% July
125
__
*
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
1,000
—
Central
Bouzan
8 %C
July
Jun
Trebor
July
May
54
Ltd
Mines
8%c
9.00
3.60
Gold
United
1
Gold
1,815
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Jan
Apr
•
Mines
10
Feb
Sullivan
Jan
112
Corp
Chibougamau Mines
Bob's
9.00
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
"28% Jan
54
Corp Ltd
Red
Jan
3.00
Canada
Beatrice
10.50 May
Jan
93c
1,300
Standard
May
8
Jan
6V2 July
May
22
111%
Lead Mines Ltd
Ascot
Jan
8.00
25c
100
Ltd
Soma-Duvernay
July
9
54
Line
Gold
200
3,000
1.20
3.50
Bristol
Mining
9.75
1.20
3.40
Bailey
Yellowknife
9.75
3.40
Cons
Silver
Stocks—
Sulphur
Jun
20% July
Ltd-.:
Mines
Anglo-Canadian
^nacon
47c
Jan
Mines.
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Feb
500
50
Corp class A
Arnora
Jan
17%
5.60
Anaconda
American
12c
500
Ltd
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Feb
31
'
Gas of Canada Ltd
Mining
57,100
Jun
Albermont
Union
43c
20 %
4.65
Quemont
Feb
30
*
(Can)
40c
—
Jan
12%
12%
1st pfd.100
Pipe
July
300
Yukeno
Oil
14c
4.95
Quebec
Jan
8%
10
27
:
Mountain
Jun
4.90
Stadacona
5
Ltd
Transvision-Television
7c
——
Mining Corp Ltd
Porcupine
Jan
31
__
__
"
pfd
35,500
20c
Pitt
Jan
29
Jan
50
all
all
.
__
—25
Southern Canada Power 6%
14c.
20c
Siscoe
*
Co
16% May
200
__
1
Ltd
Jan
12c
Mar
Perchcourt
Jan
29
500
g%
A__*
preferred
28c
55c
20c
Quebec
29
Apr
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines Ltd.
Jun
1.85
Apr
4%c
July
May
Jan
1.40
Jun
4.95
Normetal
Mar
100
3c
July
1.08
Mines
Mines
500
5 %c
Mines
Santiago
Nocana
May
50
cl A
Paper
New
Jan
2,100
*
preferred
Industries
Sangamo
28
July
1,045
____.*
2nd
25% July
Jan
1.70
M)
Corp of Canada 6%
6%
15
23%
Scotia Lt and Pwr Co Ltd com__*
Power
200
18
common..0
Corp common
4%
Jan
100
class
Ontario
Feb
39 y2
Apr
3c
Jan
12
14c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
32
May
57%
4%
pfd.____.100
Light & Power Co Ltd pfd—*
&
20
310
Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com__10
Mexican
Louvre
al5
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Minnesota
Formaque
33c
Apr
40c
Ltd—
Cons Dredging Ltd
Calumet Mines Ltd
New
Jan
Jun
July
500
Nechi
New
15%
18c
10
9.00
New
Jan
13 Vb
2,500
27c 29 %c
Co
Ltd
Jan
200
1,895
18c
1.20
Gold
Mines
10
14%
4,000
,
Mines
30
32% May
17'A
July
15c
Ltd
Fields
38 %
1.65
Ottawa
(Walter
Jun
20
__
Jun
1.25
20
Ltd
Mines
Montauban
Jan
23%
17%
8.65
41c
Ltd
Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Jan
56%
50
Groceterias Co
25
7
1.30
al5
*
1.01 July
Jun
Jan
41c
_
Ltd
Lake
Scotia
Monpas
Jun
56%
Ltd
July
6.50
40c
14c
3.65 Mar
__*
preferred
of
11%
380
„
88c
Feb
Apr
17% July
13 %c
Ltd_
Explor
&
Mines
Gold
31% May
2,090
al5
Jan
41c
—
Mining
Jun
18
__
12
1,600
14
18c
3c
Co
Mines
Red
Minda
12% Jan
Feb
„
%
1.60
18c
14%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd.
Jan
23
Jun
25%
20
common—*
(Can)
Publishing
4%
1.15
52
25
17
High
48c
10
Ltd
15c
Mines
Mines
Malartic
Pato
pfd
Ltd
Investment Foundation Ltd
Journal
1,050
2,687
34
7,000
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Madsen
Jan
10%
Feb
9
63
35l/s
34
:*
Paper Co
Paints
Shore
Lavalie
Feb
7V2
Feb
a25% a25%
35
6.25
Feb
2.50
al.10
*
Dauch
conv
*
al.10
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd____100
6%
405
4.85
1
Mfg Ltd
Sec
Dufault
Lake
55 V2 July
9'% July
22
30
-
4.75
*
Motor Co of Can class A_
International
"
2.75
4.75
•
Federal Grain Co class A
&
11%
2.75
*
Paper
50
11%
Jan
7% May
100
23
*
Sec A—
3.40
995
9%
•
common
Paper Co Ltd
Power
9%
23
*
common
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Hinde
Mar
9%
11%
Engineering Works Ltd—*
Lakes
July
43
B—_*
;
Great
5
12o
9
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
*
Foreign
165
1
common
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Ford
5%
&%
Consolidated Div Standard
Fleet
1,100
5
5
a56%
Alcohols
Donnaconna
a.83
4.90
a55a56%
4.90
Gold
Lake
Mackeno
4.65
—
1
18,325
1.25
Ltd
Mining
Ladulama
July
pfd—100
12,500
7.90
1.06
Ltd
Min Devel
Labrador
Jan
10
5%
Mines
Mines
Mines
___
Jan
_*
94c
7.45
Kenmayo Yukon Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
Mar
*
Preferred
25% Mar
*
Paper Inv Ltd com__*
Enterprises
Dominion
45
Ltd
ComDany
Products
Commercial
45
105
___
16
88c
Gold
Gold
Mines
Kayrand
Jan
Co
Feb
1.25
Cons
Lake
Jaculet
Feb
14
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd common..;—0
Combined
50
27 %
51%
Jun
Western Lumber
Food
2,755
17
27 %
—
1.00
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Feb
113
12 %
preferred
Cassidy's Limited
Jan
25
Inter
Canadian
15%
13
Canadian
Canadian
9% July
13
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Inv
Feb
common
Ltd
Marconi
Jan
18 V2
13
Canadian
Canadian
18
*
Dock
&
14% May
Jun
50
*
Vinegars Ltd
Canadian
17%
July
6,300
Mines
Hudson-Rand
Jack
11'A
preferred
18 %c
1.40
17%
Ltd
2,500
1.28
7.85
Mines
Exploration
Hollinger
Feb
13%
& Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Ltd
50
13%
11%
preferred
Low
19c
1.40
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
High
Apr
*
Canada
Canada
al4
10
14% May
13% July
A
common
convertible
al4
Low
2,890
__1
class
:
Company
10'A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10'/a
Low
18 %c
Warrants
T__*
Packers
B
Brown
Low
10 %
5
Shares
Ltd
Nickel
Iron
Frobisher
Sales
Range
for Week
Glacier
Fenimore
Week's
Last
Anglo Nlfd DeveloDment Co
Mines
Falconbridge
Canadian Funds
Eridaj
Gold
Emerald
below.
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
in time for publication is
current
Week's
Last
Sale Price
2.00
2.15
1.80 May
2.70
1.00
1.03
3,650
1.00 Mar
1.75
.2.06
25,400
1.70 Feb
1.08 May
2.88 Apr
1.38
1.38
100
1.38 July
2.02
.
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-
V
Apr
37
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
38
.
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
(362)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
ENDED JULY 25
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
INVITED
ENQUIRIES
Canada Northern Power
B
Canada Packers class
_
Mortgage
Perm
Canada
Oils
Oils
Canadian Atlantic Oils
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canada Southern
EMpire 3-8611
#
BRANCHES
MEMBERS
Car
common
A
Class
Celanese
Canadian
common
Canadian Chemical As Cellulose
45
8TOCK3
4,025
14
Apr
18%
25%
1,326
25
Jan
25% May
17%
17%
60
ley* May
18% Mar
5%
5%
200
100
100
1)
20c
20c
1,000
lie
Mar
28c
Apr
24c
28c
24,500
12c
Jan
25%
26
210
.
•
100
Preferred
—;—
Oil
&
Gas
14%
25
#
•
_
27c
""*"1
Admiral Corp
♦
9%
10
1.56
1.66
22,050
1.35
1.41
7,575
Apr
1.65
Apr
3.50
127,190
2,55
Jun
3.55 July
2.25
1,675
3.40
July
3.50 July
2 .DO
2.u0
AvJ
46c
47c
1,606
46c
45%
48
1,110
43
102% 104%
1,206
96
23%
65
23
Jun
2.00
•
47%
•
102%
—
23%
preferred
of Canada
Amalgamated Larder
1
.
t
Yellowknife
Anacon
Lead
125%
Feb
24% July
Apr
3,500
15c
Mar
60c
July
1.12
Jan
July
1.01
Feb
July
62c
62c
1,000
41c
45c
55,500
41c
3.45
•
Jan
11,375
43c
3.20
3.50
4,825
18c
6,200
1
Jan
56%
Apr
62c
Nepheline
American
65c
May
17c
American
3.50 July
July
74c
70c
70c
*
Anchor
2.00 May
18c 18 %c
"" '
*
Petroleums Ltd—
Leduc
Jan
2.00
3.32
1
Cons
Aigoma Steei
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
10%
Feb
Mar
1.42
99c
2.10
•
American
Jun
3.50
————
Pacific
Apr
27%
2.10
common
trust
Voting
69c
•
Distillers
Alberta
Feb
101
*
Ltd
Albermont Petroleums
Alberta
•„
•
1
Feb
6%
Apr
25% July
8% Jun
250
1.60
-
5
97% Mar
1.38
Agnew-Surpass
Ajax Petroleums
Akaicho Yellow Knife
Jan
14%
July
Juu
8%
8%
25
27%
27 %
28
1,385
24
Apr
28
July
17
16%
17
1,350
16
Jun
20
J ail
31%
30
31%
652
30
Mar
34
14%
13%
14%
880
12%
Apr
16% May
16%
16%
16%
150
15
Jun
17%
44%
42
44%
875
38 Vt
Apr
49
Jan
15
14 %
15
1,115
14
July
15
July
95c
7,901
85c
July
28c
May
Petroleums
26c
Feb
70c
3.80
July
33c
2.50 May
Mar
common
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
7.95
Mines
Jan
9.60
7.60 May
14% July
14%
2,320
11%
Jan
3UC
3oc
24 200
25c
Jun
02 %c
Jan
6%c
5c
7%C
5,600
5c
July
12c
Jan
IOV4C
Feb
25V2C
Apr
26c
Jan
50c
Feb
14c 14 %c
1,500
35c 38 %c
38c
.1
-
7.465
13%
«)C
v
III
Aquarius Porcupine
Area
7..65
14%
•
Resources
Cons
Apex
7.90"
•
-__1
Mines
Ankeno
16 %c July
10,800
common
-
Preferred
Gold
1
Arjon
__
1,005
13
80%
80% July
Jan
8%c
9c
3,000
2.17
2.30
8,350
16%
17
330
Feb
Jan
17c
Apr
8c
5,600
87
11c
15c
14c
14c
14
11% July
625
12%
80%
'
f-
80%
100
Apr
12c
Jan
Jun
3.10
Jan
■
Armistice
Ashdown
Atlas
class
18% Mar
16% Mar
1.61
1.52
1.62
7,950
9%c
9%c
9%c
2,200
*
21%
21%
21%
1,310
20% May
12c 12 %c
2,000
12c
Jan
2o, <uJ
12c
Jun
31c
Feb
(1937)
1
Yellowknife
Aubelle
2.10
+
Ltd
Co
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
1 *
Mines
5%
26%
26%
50
*
•
16%
16%
163/4
1,210
3.70
3.85
3,650
28%
28%
50
*
Mines
Porcupine
_
Gold-
_
_
Mines
8c
Mar
12c
Apr
Jun
24c
Jan
16c
17c
6,700
7.70
80
15.015
8c
8%c
3,000
3.60 May
Feb
2.86
*
—1
Mines
Bagamac
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Bank field
16c
1
class A_
7./0
1
Cons
■
20c
Mar
14o
Apr
7.70 July
8.25
Jun
Feb
9%c
Apr
6c
30
31
825
27
Apr
31
July
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
35
36
36%
bid
35% May
38
Jun
Bank
lo
38%
38%
38%
80
37%
Jun
41
Jan
-1
1.30
1.28
1.44
46,556
90c
Feb
1.50 July
1
5.60
5.45
5.75
4,978
4.95
Apr
6.65
2.90
2.85
3.00
4,840
2.85 July
1.04
Bank
Montreal
of
of
10
Toronto
Barnat Mines
-
Ltd
Mines
Barvue
Warrants
-
-
_
*
Barymin Co Ltd
Bates
&
Innes
Bathurst
class
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
15,200
60c
July
66c
July
11%
50
44%
70
23%
500
23
53c
57c
1,555
43c
7%
_
80c
12,200
11%
11%
it
A
1.15 Mar
600
42c
23
«
class A
Power
61c
62c
44%
«
Bata Petroleums Ltd
1.05
40c
60c
•
Base Metals Mining
Jan
3.05 July
Jan
7
11% July
13
Jan
.
.
.
.
42
Apr
54
Jan
July
32
Jan
1
Beattie-Duquesne Mines Ltd
Mar
63c
•
Beatty BrosBell
Belleterre
Bibis
25
Mar
9%
Jan
36
35%
36
7,828
34%
Apr
39%
Feb
.1
17c
16c
17c
3,400
14c
Jun
40c
1
.
Quebec
Gold
Yukon
Mines—
.
3.70
3.70
3.70
400
3.50 May
5.15
Jan
1.20
1.20
1.35
52,550
70c
Feb
1.40
Apr
50c
55c
6.900
45c
Jun
1 15
Feb
—1
*
Kirkland
Bldgood
Robio
JL
Gold
11c
1
Mines
Bonville
25 %c
1
Boymar
—
Bralorne
_
23c
10 %c
_
•
Mines
11c 13 %c
105,400
21c 25 %c
.
21,400
6.60
1.000
6,000
22c
10 %c 11 %c
4,075
6.75
445
16%
16%
125
*
13
13
100
10%
10%
Traction
ordinary
Oils-
American
Columbia
Oil
4%
pfd
British
Packers class A
—
Power
class
A
Feb
15
Feb
May
10c
May
21c
Feb
July
92c
May
6.75
7.20
8,675
6.00
21
21%
9,873
20 %
Feb
26
Apr
78%
55
77
Mar
80
Apr
275
87
Mar
91
Jan
89
91
7,634
Apr
13%
Jan
9.85 Mar
Jan
5%
6
4,185
5%
Jun
8
14
14
14
500
13%
Jun
20
11
11
250
11
July
19
Feb.
30
30%
435
30
Mar
33%
Jan
7%
Feb
30%
Jan
♦
Empire
7
7%
700
1.69
1.55
1.90
89,120
1.55 July
1.99 July
1.85
1.83
1.85
8,900
1.39 Mar
1.89 July
7%
A
7%
1
1
class
class
Mills
Bunadison
Oil
Mines
Reef
Bruck
17%
6
•
Class B
rroulan
15% May
12% Jun
10
<=
-
Columbia
July
65c
91
•
British
6.90
78
♦
British
Feb
5.80
21%
100
British Columbia Forest Products
Class B
Jan
11,200
100
!
preferred
Columbia
18c
51.400
*
common
Elec
Jan
70c
68c
1
Beitalta Petroleums Ltd
4%%
Jan
65c,
14c
l
British
May
13 %c 14 %C
io7/8
1
-
British
ADr
6c
45c
Jan
6.90
*
i
Lake
Red
8
130
7%
Jun
9
Jan
8%c
Jan
21c
Apr
B
Gold
5%
Jan
l
14c
13c
14c
48,700
Ankerite—.
l
1.10
1.10
1.10
500
92c
Mar
Canadian
Buffalo
»
22c
18c
Jan
35c
1
5%c Jan
12c
&
534
8,950
5.65
65c
66c
28,910
5,143
22c
23c
5,85 ?
16c
Feb
12c 12 %c
3,000
11c
July
22c
12 %c
Farm
Coin Lake
,
1.33
15,975
5%c
7,000
27c
27c
1.30
15c 15 %c
4,200
1.2~5~
1.21
1,100
3,800
1.20 July
5.75
9%c
13%c
Jan
Apr
86c
May
64c
67c
9,275
1.51
1.55
4,453
17%
263
12
Apr
18
19
19
193
15
Apr
19
65c
1.75
1.85
4%c
1,000
4.70
12%
12%
1.57
1.57
125
Coraa&un
Howey
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining As Smelting
Jan
13%
70c
70c
9,000
83/4
Quebec
8,250
40,275
72c
42,100
Jun
Jan
13c
May
12c
73,433
8%c
36
363/,
3,113
32
9,119
13c
23 %c May
Jan
May
42%
Feb
Jan
20c
Mar
3.00 July
July
3.00
1.00
200
15c 17 %C
17c
1
3.00
1.00
2.50
81,550
14c
May
26c
Feb
Apr
17 %c
Apr
14 %
Feb
4.50
Apr
1.00
10c
10c
12c
6,000
10
143/s
133/4
14%
3,795
12% May
•
3.75
3.85
3,325
Distillery common voting—♦
9
9
125
Mines
•
Exploration
Feb
3.50
8
Jan
1.35
May
100
Sannorm
Gas
Juiy
74c
Jan
1.50
3,587
*ur
2.00 July
1.30 May
12c
Consolidated
(H)
1.75
Jan
33c
10c
3.00
♦
Gold
Feb
9
1.00
1.44
2.00
15c 15 %c
11c
27c
Apr
7c
1.37
36%
•
Apr
Jun
1.82
68c
1
Rochette
1,000
Apr
1.85
July
6%
540
7c
1.25
12c
66 %c
1.38
1.99
•
class B
9
7c
83c
Feb
56c
74.4C0
14c
Feb
1.77 July
1,43 Jan
800
1.35
1
Oro
Nicholson
Consumers
11%
1.25
1
1
Oils
Consolidated
Consolidated
100
12 %c
1
Discovery
Press
1,335
4.75 May
13c
9
Jan
Feb
1.35
•
Anr
7c
3.60
1
1
Jan
May
2.40
3%c Jan
1
Coiioolicaiea
Consolidated
4.50
—*
Oil
Consolidated
Consolidated
4
Feb
1.05
10,100
%C
4.50
1.75
Feb
21c
Feb
11c
1
Cadillac
Central
DUO
Ju.y
19 %
14% May
1,995
16%
1.73 May
Jan
1.45
5
Bakeri^c
Con«5o'ldated
17
13 %c 13 %c
16%
•
Petroleum
Jan
8.20
Jun
8c
17%
65c
1.52
1
Mines
May
23c
5.25 May
8,000
•
National
Coniagas
Feb
1.70 Mar
May
14c
1,755
8c
1
Commonwealth
Jan
7c
50c
•
,
Jun
1.40
Apr
Mar
5c
5.40
1
Equip
Jun
2.35 May
Feb
1J0
1.12
8c
1
12
Jun
J^n
July
17
Apr
98
10
98
Mar
101
Feb
*
Mills
123/4
350
12
12
Mining
Craig Bit
1
;
12c
12c
4.50
4.50
9c
10O
1
14c
14c
I,000
43c
43c
500
Jan
100
113
113
Feb
7.00
15 %c May
Jan
Feb
32c
Apr
15 %c
4.00 May
11c
1
Mines
Pershing
13% May
12% July
1,000
0
Cournor
Crestaurum
12
98
123/4
*
common
Preferred
Imperial
500
100
Corrugated Paper Box
Croinor
Mar
50c
26%c Jun
5.75
Colomac Yellowknife
Cosmos
28c
19 % c Mar
July
40c
5c
Coldstream Copper
Corby
May
♦
Cockshutt
Conwest
87c
Feb
-
1.30
A
Consol
r
5.65 July
2.60 Jan
62c
May
48c
.
Crown
Trust
Crowshore Patricia
D'Aragon Mines
Davis
Be
Rio
Detta
Dnrti"
(Western)
Jan
1.03
Jan
1.95 July
4.80
4.75
5.00
43,105
1.87
Jan
5.00 July
29c 313/4c
15,500
30c
2.47
2.43
10c
2.00
19.070
2.60
Jan
llVs
Apr
24
24%
2,920
8.60
2,975
8.15 May
19%
19%
l
4.40
4.30
4.59
2,500
4.00
273/4
27 %
28
210
26%
*
common
Preferred
5
5
5
15
193/s
35
As
Steel
com
Dominion
Scottish
Invest
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
5.20
Jun
common
common
Woollens
Jan
5
Jan
13
5
30
July
Jan
19
14%
11% May
Jan
4
1,802
97
220
96
Jun
100
Mar
50
10
Apr
12
Jan
12 3
10
10
11%
11%
100
17%
18%
1,511
113/4
1134
11%
325
9% Mar
413/4
40
42
331
37% May
45
10%
10%
920
10
13
4.75
4.75
20
*
•
*
4.75
12%. Apr
10% May
15%
•
Apr
19%
Jan
12 %
Jun
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
7%
4% July
37 %c
37c
38c
7.300
37c
Jun
1
90c
83c
91c
II.450
59c
Jun
79c
85c
47.475
4nr
Jan
Jan
55c
1
Mines
Dragon Oils As Gas
Apr
Apr
Jan
•
-
May
5
18
1
common
Chemical
97
*
;
Coal
As
12%
97
13
13
12%
Apr
21
Jan
•
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion
13
*
100
Foundry
Preferred
As
3.45
26%
8.25
lo
Dairies
Jan
8.50
16%
July
36c
Feb
247/8
743
Jan
7%
21% May
*
Bank
Duvex Oils
17c
Mar
100
6,470
2
Mines Ltd
Donalda
May
4
5%
1.95
2.50
Seagrams
Dominion
10c
5%
1.70
1
Explor
Dominion
May
10 %c
25c
Oils
Dome
Dominion
26c
1.90
*
Minerals
Dominion
2,500
7%c Jan
1
B
Producers Ltd
Distillers
12c
Jan
116
Jun
107
10 %c
1
class
Mines
Devon-Leduc
29,750
1
Leather
Delnite
5
20c
17c
1
97c
1.40
Apr
May
_1
83c
East Amphi Gold Mines
1
133/4C
13 %c 14 %C
35,000
7%c Feb
15c
East
Crest
•
15 %c
15 %c 16 %c
10,200
15c
July
28c
East
Malartic
1
3.25
3.25
3.90
173 950
85c
Mar
3.90 July
East
Rim
1.14
1.10
1.19
21,750
84u
Mar
1.45
As
Oil
35%
225
30% May
36
2oc
31C
6,700
25c
Jan
41c
.
,
July
&
8c
4,000
6%c
Jun
12c
<•
18%
Jan
18%
20
365
18% July
22%
43
43
60
36
29
29
80
24%
8
8
8
25
14
13%
14%
650
*
Flon
-.1
20 %c
24c
8,200
1.70
1.55
1.70
20,550
65c
65c
72c
15,800
7.15
6.85
7.20
12,215
2.85
2.95
8.25
»
Oils—
Calvan Cons
20 %c
-11
Calmont Oils
III'
Oil & Gas
Bread
Canada Cement
Canada Iron
i:
-1
Gairdner & Gompany
Jan
SECURITIES
40 Wall Street, New York 5, N.
•
Jan
32%
Mar
»
common
common
For footnotes
see
8.60
»
4.00
68%
10
page 41.
api
6% July
8%
22%"'
Inc.
Jan
13%
Jun
19
Jan
20c
Jun
43c
Jan
1.50
Jan
Jun
2.48
Jan
1.53
6.45
Jan
8.85
Apr
2,200
1.98
Jun
3.35
Jun
8.60
6,620
4.30
Jan
8.70 July
4.00
4.00
100
67
68%
582
19
Jan
25
22%J 23%
365
45
Apr
50%
81c
2.50 May
Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 4-5336
Inquiries invited from
Feb
Dealers and Institutions
Toronto
.....
—1"
Foundry
1
CANADIAN
50
Feb
May
-
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Mines
Jan
Edmonton
Flin
Nickel
Apr
6%c
*
Calgary
Mines
Feb
35
2B0
6%c
35%
*
;
A-
1
class A
Calnorth
8,300
1
;
class
Co
B
Burrard
Calliman
23c
6%c
1.39 Mar
•
Burlington Steel
Class
21C
6%c
.•
Bunker Hill
Canada
10%
5.25
Apr
Red
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Burns
10
5.30
villi
Apr
Lake
Buffalo
Buffalo
Jan
5 20
10%
1.30
Dominion Asbestos Mines
*
Brazilian
38c
Jan
9 Sr
6.55
13 %c July
July
3%c
25c
Brantford Cordage class A
Bristol
Jan
15c
4%c
22c
Brantford Roofing class A
Brewis
4%c
4%c
1
_
bordulac
Apr
l.ou
Jan
Jan
1
.
Mines
Bevcourt
7%
25
_
Telephone
Bellekeno
May
Apr
3.75
12
5%c
—
it
Class B
4.80
Jan
6,658
Mines-
Apr
15c
Jan
2.17
9,100
common
20c
1,483
3.50
900
1
Allenbee
3,700
3,100
3.00
42c
Astoria
3,600
4.10
2.75
1
Coniaurum Mines
18c
3.90
3.00
1.10
2.24
Willans
Consolidated
3.20
4.00
1
Silver
Lode
Cochrane-Dunlop
Consolidated
8%c
9% Juiy
43
900
1
Jan
3.10
July
9%
•
Apr
16 %c
—
Feb
35
1.46
40c
Mines Ltd
Apr
8c
—1
9
«jall
6.50 1'^r
Jan
Jun
9%
2.17
Gold
2.05
17 c
1
_
_
2.05
40c
Explorers Ltd
Consolidated
_
_
lb7/s
May
27
•
Chibougamau
Cons
30
14
50c
1
1
Mines
Conduits
Mar
25% Mar
2.18
Oils
Cochenour
Jan
6%
May
5
1
Gas
Chemical Research
Class
Apr
1.66 May
1.35 July
1.45
1
1
Chamberlain Oil &
Cobalt
Feb
32%
1.45
*
1
Centremaque Gold
Citra-Lartic
Jan
May
40
*
1
1
Ltd
Gold
Patricia
Central
Chesterville
29
100
1
Central
Chimo
3.70
July
Jan
25
26%
24%
Feb
Jan
6%
72c
95% Mar
7,550
Explorers
Oil
Charter
25
Apr
25%
Apr
Feb
17,500
Central Leduc
Cheskirk
1,497
983/4
35
Trethewey
Central
29
98%
10
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Castle
27%
5%
Gold
Cariboo
28
98%
5
50c
May
1.90
57 % Mar
May
20
25
21,350
*
B
Class
50
5
72c
1.53
Wirebound class A
Canadian
23%
20c
21%
1.37
Minerals
Williston
14c
17c
Jun
5
Feb
Jan-
48c
Jun
43%
34%
Canadian Vickers
Jan
8c
1.30
275
1.50
common
Feb
1.46
20c
1
Mines
Aumaque
Aunor
2.22
lo
B
Steels
Atlas
__
1
Corp
Hardware
Asher Oil
Athona
\
—
Ascot Metals
7,100
66,150
49%
34%
'
•
Corp
Argus
34c
1.70
48
25
1
*
Line Producers
Canadian Salt Co Ltd
Chromium
•
31c
63C
Jan
1.35 May
1.40
63c
Apr
10%
21%
*
*
*
•
com
8.2o
8% Mar
1.55
Morse
Corp
»r
1.70 May
1.15
5.90
100
Tire
ill
5,720
Pipe
Canadian
a
/iar
7,698
Paciiic Railway
Canadian
Jan
14%
-
«
49
Cos
Oils
Canadian
O
49
*3% May
1.25
preferred
Canadian
30 %
34c
Fairbanks
5%
JjiU
Fen
26
6.30
Dredge
Canadian
High
14%
class A
.
Low
103
Jan
11
1.15
Canadian Malartic
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
85
11%
79
Apr
5.95
Canadian Food Products class A
25%
_20
Acadia-Uranlum
Acme
Shares
Low
Paper common—
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Abltibi Power &
Sales
Range
Last
45%
Apr
9%
1.15
Pete
Devonian
Canadian
Week's
Friday
815
85c
Canadian
Funds
Canadian
27%
11%
Warrants
Canadian
Exchange
27%
Decalta
Canadian
Toronto Stock
102
*
•
*
20
•
,—*
Cannurs
Canadian
St. Catharines
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Exchange
Calgary Stock
Canadian
Oshawa
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Montreal Curb Market
9 %
65
10
Canadian Breweries
Niagara Falls
Montreal Stock Exchange
Exchange
Toronto Stock
9%
27%
High.
Low
50
232
6.25
Canadian Admiral
West, Toronto
Range Since Jan. 1
High
49%
50
*
♦
*
20
1
•
2
-*
Malting
Canada
40 Adelaide St.
Low
Par
4.00 July
July
Feb
•
Montreal
* Hamilton
•
•
Quebec City
Kingston
•
•
Kitchener
Calgary
Number 5137
Volume 176
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(363)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCK8
Week's
Last
Ranee
Sullivan
East
Mines
Eastern
Liuer
4,415
7.50 May
9.25
1.24
1.37
54,500
1.20 May
1.60
250
4.00
4.00
0
Eiaona Gold
1
1
13c
Gold
_
-
Glacier
_
__
_
_
Equitable Life Insurance.
Lottiia
Mines
Eureka
J.
—25
—
Corp
Lia_
Candy
_
Fraser
Gas
5'h
940
15% Jun
18
280
22
25
22,700
Steel
•
•
—
__
_
13,621
7.95
Feb
13%
Apr
1.20
Jan
93c
76,831
30c
26,250
14c
Apr
35c
July
31c
15,600
29c
July
52c
Jan
2,500
1.65
1.70
56%
57%
788
50
Feb
60
14
14
415
11%
Jun
16
85
7.90
7.45
7.90
60.3 57
92c
1.30
53,880
100
100
1.50
1.85
153,900
10
1.05
100
Jan
18
18
18%
240
100
103
15
96%
3.95
4.30
2,470
3.40
2.05
Jan
4.25
May
17
May
4.30
29
Jun
55%
Jun
31% May
57% July
375
8.25
Jan
12 Va
9.00
9.10
16%
2,635
16%
412
17c
19c
18,000
10
9.85
10
3,024
53c
48'Ac
53c
44,500
25c
24c
25c
5,000
8'Ac
8%c
1,000
7'Ac
7'Ac
500
--
—
10c
13c
4,700
6.15
6.25
6.25
2,000
8.20
Jan
Apr
11%
Apt
Apr
Jan
17%
12c
Jan
28 %c
Apr
9.60 May
12'A
Jan
36c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
8c
56%c Apr
31c
Jun
Feb
12c
Feb
6%c Jan
18c
Apr
10c
May
5.60
23 %c
Jan
Apr
7.20
Jan
4c
4c
4c
1,500
4'Ac
4%c
6,500
4'Ac Jun
6'Ac Jan
3%c
3'Ac
3'Ac
7,500
3%c May
5%c
7%
7%
7%
50
61c
60c
68c
59,700
—1
•
_
_
Jan
4c
6'Ac Apr
7% Jun
8%
80c
Mav
Oils
Halliwell
Gold
Rock
Harrison
26c
July
40c
May
Hartz
(F J)
Hasaga
Head
Heath
Gold
Hellens
Heva
Gold
High
Crest
Oils
&
Home
Joliet Quebec Mines.
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Homer
Hosco
Gold
Howard
Kayrand
10c 10'Ac
May
2,500
10c
Jan
17%c
Feb
37c
35'Ac
20,400
23c
Mar
52c
Apr
6C
Mar
4c
4c
2,000
3'AC
Jan
31
31'A
1,391
28
Jun
32%
Apr
7%c
4,000
May
15c
Jan
2'Ac
—
31
2'Ac
Hudson
Bay
Huron
&
500
7c
2c
Jan
3'Ac Mar
16
135
14c
2,500
7%
7%
25
9%c
10c
11,000
9c
Jun
21c
Jan
20c
23c
9,500
19c
Jun
31c
Jan
7%
7%
50
7
May
16c
1,009
14c
Jun
24 %c
26c
7%c
9%c
20c 24 %c
18,500
16% July
13% May
11c
16c
Jan
9% May
6% Mar
22c
Apr
7% July
31c
71c
Jun
May
Feb
4,000
6%c Feb
15c
Apr
75,900
6%c Jan
30c
May
2.15
4,000
2.05 July
8%c 10 %c
35,750
8%c July
2.05
3.25 May
15c
Jun
64c
68c
35,400
44c
Feo
1.10
Api
65c
65c
4,300
60c
July
84'Ac
Jan
4c
4c
500
3Vac Jun
6c
33c
29'
1,800
25
27%c Jan
29
14
14'/a
5,480
14 'A
14
14%
835
10c
9c
lie
49,000
5%c
5%c
2,000
22
50
22
25
47%
Hoyle Mining
Hugh-Pam
Smelting
63,380
8c
Jun
14c
July
14 %c 16'Ac
54,300
32c
Jun
38c
Apr
25c
25c
6,150
21c
20%
6,796
16%
35c
30c
35c
1,000
30c
July
40c
Feb
8c
8'Ac
10,000
8c
Jun
17c
Mar
1.10
1.10
1.34
21,063
1.10 July
75c
79c
6,400
70 %c
13'Ac
14c
1,500
13'Ac July
Mines
Kirkland-Hudson
Lake
77c
Kirkland Townsite
Klondike-Keno
Lake
17
17%
300
9.90
9.50
10'A
Jan
10%
27c
30c
6,500
25c
Jan
36c
1.05
1.31
64,300
76c
Jan
Lake
Shore Mines
Lake
Wasa
9.00
47%
50
May
7c
Mines
Lauxentlde
Secord
Laura
Lavalie
Little
Loblaw
Class
Long
Macassa
class
A
MacDonald
Red
Apr
47% July
1,150
1.60
Feb
4.00
Apr
51%
Apr
64%
Jan
10,500
&
150
8'Ac
Jun
45c
Jan
1.15 Mar
1.10
1.12
2,550
1.05
Jan
1.27 May
24c
18,500
16 %c
Jan
34c
Mar
7'Ac
1,500
63Ac JUly
9c
Feb
74c
2,375
65c
Feb
78c
Jan
30 3A
31%
1,160
29
May
32
Apr
31'A
268
30
May
323A
Jan
7c
May
Madsen
Red
6c
4,100
4%c
Jan
17,000
31c
22 %c
24c
6,000
21c
Jun
14c
5,300
2.05
2.10
7,540
12,220
Gold
24c
7,000
9'Ac Feb
35c
8c
II,500
4%c Jan
9c
73c
Mines
53,600
Jun.
1.65
Feb
12,100
2.65
Feb
3.75
July
1,960
17%
Apr
2.05
Indust
5%
34%
36
4,136
40%
Mexican
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis
(John)
Inspiration
&
18 %
70
18% July
19% Apr
49%
52
2,265
35'A Jan
52
July
50
51
320
41% May
51
July
Co_
•
1
Powders
International
Metals
class
International
9
pfd
•
common
11
125
41c
44 c
12,600
18%
18%
8
Mar
11
Mar
35c
9
12
Feb
44c
Mar
Jan
M»y
100
17
34
34
10
32
Jun
42
88
34
preferred____100
Nicke] Co
100
,
11
44c
25
A
9
88
10
88
Jun
91%
Jan
Jan
21%
May
Jan
Mar
•
44%
44
44%
6,317
40% May
48%
•
Petroleum
30%
30%
30%
2,945
23'A Jan
39% Apr
i,
WVB
W
WIIIVIIl
inc
1IIva
18c
Orders executed
on
Montreal
•
"Winnipeg
Power
common
Midland
Mill
&
Pacifc
Mindamar
33c
Jun
12
92
Jan
Feb
July
80
210
45%
Jan
94'A
26c
13,200
72
32c
34% May
5
28c
Jan
41o
Jan
81'A
67
J an
Apr
Mar
Apr
14%
14
July
18
Apr
42c
8,000
38c
Mar
48c
Apr
4c
1,000
4c
Jan
»
500
8c
2.65
305
58c
17,000
3.50
450
6%
210
45c
77,350
4,050
Model
Metals
9
5'Ac Jan
7'Ac July
2.00 Jan
10c
43c
73c
May
2.75
Jun
Jan
3.00
Jan
Apr
4.65
60c
9,200
1.80
6,400
64c
67c
11,300
'
Corp
5,10
Jan
Feb
60c
9% Mar
87c
May
1.80 Mar
87c
Jun
5.20
30,875
3.25
Jan
5.20 July
300
3.25
Jan
4 90
14%
16%
2,096
14'A
2.05
2.15
4,320
15
15
15
30
15
July
16
16
16
600
14
Feb
55c
Jan
Locomotive
68c
G8c
1.85
650
Jun
Jan
17%
3.10
July
Apr
Apr
18
Jan
17%
Jan
1.00
Apr
15
15
15%
315
14% Mar
17
26%
26
26%
338
22
Apr
27
Jan
7%
7%
7%
300
7'A
Apr
9
Jan
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
—
Drug & Chemical
8c
8c
1,100
1.18
Ltd
1.09
1.18
8,800
1.08 July
Jan
1.41 May
National
Steel
Grocers
8%
Hosiery
common
class
B
470
Jan
9%
11%
240
10%
Apr
11%
Feb
14%
150
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
8%
8
25
Pipe class
8%
11
14%
common.
Preferred
A
_
j
51
Car
8
2.75
1,700
51
51
7
150
2.55
7%
70
2.45
49
Labine
Alger
Bidlamaque
465
24%
45 %c
45c
47c
6,409
41'Ac
3,00
2.75
3.10
16,475
14 %c 15 %c
40,161
25%
Mines
Concord
July
2.07
Sewer
rates
Jun
1.50
4.90
—
—
Nesbitt
Feb
55c
Jan
Jan
4.65
A___
Monarch Knitting common
Montauban Mines
Negus
6%
7%
73c
15%
class
Petroleum
regular
Jun
4.90
—
Oils
Oil
9
6% May
35c
325
55c
1.50
66c
Modern Containers
Naco
37c
58c
Voting trust
Mining Corp
New
Jan
13
Apr
1.70
Uranium
...
New British Dominion Oil...
New Calumet Mines
page 41.
Feb
July
10%
6%
__
Grain
Brick
Minda-Scotia
New
see
10% July
17c Mar
Apr
7c
143Ac
3.50
42c
City Petroleum
Milton
New
For footnotes
2.27
70c
4c
w
3.50
13.5
National
commission
July
125
52c
Preferred
National
Ottawa
65c
6,700
2.50
National
•
19%c Maj
14
:
Mid-Continent Oil
National
at
•
1.50 May
51,100
7%c
Island
National
Telephone: Digby 4-3870
Toronto
Mar
July
41c
—
MARKETS
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Jun
6c
20c
26c
71%
■
Light &
86
23c
92
14%
Jan
Feb
4'Ac Feb
1,685
71%
May
11%
37%
_
CANADIAN
37 Wall
6,165
357/a
Mylamaque Mines
BFI
11%
26 %c
Corp common
Morrison Brass
■Iw
10,200
37%
Moore
"HI
69c
11%
92
Jan
8'Ac Feb
3,500
11%
common
83A
7c
21,800
20c
22c
Apr
Jan
4%c Jan
8,600
1.78
5%c
10'/8
21c
•
A
July
225,300
65c
11%
1
2.36
83
12.000
20c
9c 11 %c
67 %c
.
2.20
23c
Feb
7%
30
5%c
1.68
McKenzie Red Lake
Montreal
Burns Bros. & Denton
84%
Jun
Apr
1.65
520
5c
Jan
26
July
51
*
Bronze
International
Jan
7
23% July
Feb
51%
Mining
Milling
11
July
5'A Jan
•
A
International
International
18%
*
8%
16'Ac
Mercury Mills
40
;
1.55
12c
25,200
5%c
10
Merrill
common
9,350
3,200
2.36
84%
10
Preferred
32% Jan
common
Acceptance
preferred
2.10
15c 16 %c
2.11
8%
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
Mclvor Drilling
i
Gold
July
1.20
1.68
Frontenac
Feb
May
3.60
*
class
1.56
193A
1.07
5%C
17'Ac
—
Jun
3.40
15c
Ltd—1
Grain
38% July
8 %
90c
19%
2.05
Ltd
Lead
Jan
22
Apr
2.25 May
1.10
9C
Oils
29% May
Feb
17c
22c
Gold
McLellan
Feb
Apr
6%C
2.11
Malartic
36
Jan
Jan
Apr
40c
13 Va
3.45
Maralgo Mines
25
25
1.75
Jan
62c
96 %c
Mines
Maple Leaf Milling common
5% preferred
85
50
12% May
12c
Jan
July
19%
Mines
^lass B
Lake Gold
38
1,070
125
12%
'
22c
Goldfields
32
July
11% July
14
23c
Jun
12%
Consol__
38
May
123
Mar
37c
1.10
Magnet
Marbenor
12
35c
13c
Bloedel
31%
7
Jan
83A May
7,100
1.05
MacLeod-Cockshutt
MacMillan
20,900
9%
May
8,500
23c
Mackeno Mines
McColl
Jun
6'Ac
27c
23%
Jan
6c
3'Ac
9c
Lake
McCabe
34% Jun
10%c
14
12%
__.
River
Marcus
6'A
37c
Mines
Macfie
Macho
Malartic
100
2.07
Mayo
57c
Jan
63c
31'A
Mines
Jan
24%
45c
Jan
4c
60c
13%
Goldfields
Jan
Jun
14,683
7
6'Ac
2'Ac Jun
63c
Lowney (Walter M)
Lynx Yellowknife
Matarrow
63
9%
4,500
Jan
19c
Jan
3.25
23%
7c
83A
Petroleums
23 %c
7
13
Apr
5c
Island
25
9'A
10%
83A
Lomega Gold
4,105
25
175
I,000
B
11
36
Jan
Apr
12
63Ac
Jan
May
May
20 %e July
May
6.25
83Ac
17%
9.65
49c
35'A
350
5,000
;
Groceterias
123
•
Imperial Varnish
5.60
July
31% July
5,25 Feb
4c
Lac
39c
£l
13% May
9.00
25c
25
July
31%
Long
38c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
ordinary_5
1
July
6,000
38c
1.12
10%
24 %c
preferred
2,505
23Ac
Gold
10
Preferred
10
42c
31%
7c
McWatters Gold
4%
32c May
4c
Mines
121%
Imperial Oil
Feb
23Ac
Acceptance class A.
39c
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Feb
4c
24c
105
F»b
18c
20c
23Ac
Island
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris
20%c Jan
Apr
May
2.40
7,750
12
Cadillac
121'A
100
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Jan
3,550
5.50
Lang & Sons
Jan
59%
62'A
8.25
Apr
18 %
27c
40c
5.60
15%
40
5,485
31%
Gold
13
7c
3.00
16% Jun
'
Mar
Jan
27c
9.00
Mining
Marigold
4c
July
1.70
26c
Lake of the Woods common
Martin-McNeely
17
23c
25 %c
26c
Apr
July
Mar
4,500
10,900
Lake-Osu
Feb
9c
67c
30c
1
34
13% Jun
Jan
1.18
L'ingman
54C
Apr
Ad>
24c
2.40
Mining & Exploration.
"U"
Jan
1.00
Feb
25c
Dufault Mines
Larder
2.40
2.30
Ladulama Gold Mines
Lapaska
20% July
17'A
Ltd
Lake
Lapa
Jan
2.40
__
(John)
Lamaque
Mar
30c
Kroy Oils Ltd
Labatt
14%c July
Apr
19%
Keyboycon
Kirkland
39c
19%
Kerr Lake
10'A
common
14c
Gold
Kerr-Addison
10
Erie
12 %c
15c
Kelore Gold
27% Jan
3.00
Mining &
Porcupine
5.00
73c
14'/2
:
Jan
Gold
Paper common
1
2.65
13c-
Mining
Kenville
10,300
10,060
Gold
35c
__
Smith
Preferred
Jan
44c
4.00
Lexindin
Feb
30c
Yellowknife
57c
40c
Lencotirt
Jun
a%r
29
;
July
jan
3.10
3.70
May
4.10
7,000
•
Oil
May
4.80 May
3,525
29c
64c
Hollinger Consol
May
11c
12
950
4.50
27c
65c
__
95c
Feb
Jan
12
4.25
9c
Dauch
Feb
6'/8C
8
11%
4.25
Highridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde
04c
1,000
2,265
2.10
Ltd
20,600
8c
Leitch
7%c
Highland-Bell
70c
8c
Mar
23 %c
Mines
65c
12
25c
_•
70c
Ltd
Jan
7%
Mining & Reduc
tic
7%
,
Headway Red Lake
Jan
12
16c
class A
tic
10%
0
21c
the Lakes Iron
5,020
Leduc-Consolidated
-
10c
Geld
of
8c
Mar
7%
Mines
7%c
50
13c
Gold
30c
21%
15%
Hibbert
July
7'Ac
(1939)
13c
16% May
Mines
Harding Carpets
Harricana
Jan
5,500
46% May
2'Ac
Gold
Jan
Mar
8c
15c
120
Bridge
Hard
18c
3,967
Swayze
Hamilton
Jun
13c
Gold
Louvicourt
Halcrow
9c
4'Ac July
14c
Mines
Joburke
1,500
5,000
7c
•
Jet
High
11,000
48
—
Alabastine
Mines
Jellicoe
Low
5c
11'Ac 11'Ac
—
26c
37c
&
Jaculet
4%c
Mining
17%
-1
Gold
Waite
Rsng« State Jan. 1
High
Jan
Jan
12
_
Jan
40c
27'Ac
1
Mines
Jack
12
0
Gunnar Gold-
Low
Gold
48
•
Freehold
Shares
26c
17%
Guayana Mines
for Week
17%
__
common
A
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
Jacknife
Labrador
15
4'Ac
*
B
Gypsum Lime
July
850
*
Lake
Apr
18% May
103
July
1
__
._
Preferred
Lead
July
544
1
A
class
Jan
_1
_
West Coal
95
ADr
1.30 July
30
*
Goldora Mines
Paper
8.50
9\85
_______
Porcupine
Mines
Jan
Jun
100
1
Mackay class
Bousquet
3.80
30c
Jun
18
56%
1
_
15% Jun
Jan
Mar
9.25
_1
__
1.90
56'A
1
_
Mining
Apr
29%
_1
Week's
Last
15% Mar
1.40
9.85
—
Manitou
Gwillim
Jun
56%
•
_
Golden
Gulf
lie
24% May
Apr
Friday
Sale Price
Jun
28C
__
Mines
Arrow
Gridoil
Jan
15
30
_
common
Gold
Mines
Class
4%e
62 %c
TORONTO, CANADA
Company, 15 Broad Street, New Tori 5, Digby 4-1400
BTOCK8
Apr
17,800
17c
Lakes
2.35
Jan
Jan
5
:
Wares
Golden
Great
10
Jan
12%
_1
_
common
Eagle Mines
Great
9'Ac
90c
23
29c
1.70
•
Lake Gold
Gordon
25
Apr
86c
100
Alberta
_
Burnham and
17% July
1.25
—
God's
Grandine
875
9.75
86c
15
24%
11% Jan
1.65
Lake
Graham
14%
24%
Jan
56%
__100
Yellowknife
Goodfish
15
__
9.90
•
common..
to
Jan
1.47
Direct Private IFire
Mar
23%
._
_
STREET WEST,
Apr
1.34
9.10
Goldhawk
1.27
23%
1.23
16
of
KING
Co.
&
Exchange
Apr
15%
1.01
48c
Daly
Telephone EMpire 4-4441
Jan
2.32
1.44
__
Giant
Gold
2.60
Jan
23,057
common
Power
Goldcrest
Jun
16
•
__
44
Feb
17%
A
Goldale
13
16
•
Petroleum
General
Jan
16
•
A
Dynamics
Geneva
11
14
General Motors
Class
10
17%
Co
Bakeries
General
11%
Apr
2,800
1
preferred
General
11%
A.
Members The Toronto Stock
Jan
1.65
3,000
__
preferred
General
11%
R.
7'Ac Apr
8%c
;
Exploration
Gatineau
Jan
1.00
_
Exploration
Co
18c
5c
6,200
33,900
-—20
Mines
class
Warrants
Gair
Jun
5,000
1.40
29c
Cos
Frobisher
lie
5'Ac
1.30
70c
•
Petroleum
Iron
Motor
12,233
5'Ac
1.44
w
Manufacturing
Ford
Feb
1.55
Shops
—
foundation
49c
67c
•
Petroleums
Fleet
Jan
1.35
Warrants
Flank
18c
1.46
•
Kirkland
Fenimore
22.500
Feb
Bonds
Jan
1.38
_
Preferred
Federated
Apr
19c
13c
4.00
1.52
•
—
Federal Grain common
Federal
77c
Jan
1
—
Ltd
Oils
27% Jan
Jan
23%
_
Players
Farmer
Fargo
Jun
48c
68c
_
—
Falconbridge Nickel
Fanny
23%
1
Warrants
Famous
3.50
67
5,425
1.40
1
-
—
_
125
24
65c
18c
18'Ac
El
Sol
and
Jan
12 %c
62c
Emerald
9
24
1
El
Jun
6%
62c
10
Rey
Stocks
Apr
7
Canadian
Jan
1.32
6%
Invest
25
High
8.20
Mines
Pen
Low
8.10
•
Easy Washing Machine
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8.20
1
Steel
Economic
Shares
LrJUt
1
Meials
Eaoitrn
a
ENDED
fer Week
of Prices
Bale Price
Par
FOR WEEK
Sales
Development
.1
Ml
25
26
Apr
May
Feb
53
Apr
29%
Jan
Jun
80c
Apr
j5%c Mar
.3c
Jan
3.60 Mar
Jun
2.65 May
fc
9%
Apr
Apr
3.50 May
16c
Jun
5c
Apr
4c
4%c
2,610
.2.90
2.75
2.90
IS, 95 9
2.60.July
4!25
Apr
4.80
1.71
1.65
37,700
3.10
Jan
2.49
2.45
2.50
5.444
5,1.71 July
,'.1.48 May
,
2.94 May
39
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
( 364)
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
New Davies
Petroleums
Hugh
New
Mosher
74c
Apr
Jan
3.90
Jun
South
14c
14c
850
12c
Jun
18c
Jan
Spooner
43c
52c
5,325
29c
Jan
74c
Apr
Stadacona
Jan
15c
Mar
Jan
New
Pacalta
July
12c
12c
July
30c
1.96
35c
Jan
55c
Jan
Starratt
43c
Mar
74c
July
Stedman
Jan
5c
Jan
Bteel Co
of
8c
3,500
4 %C
Apr
10 %c
Apr
8c
8 VaC
2,500
8c
Apr
22c
Jaa
20c
Mar
54c
Jun
4 %C
2.24
500
12 %c
83 %
2,287
4c
26c
5.00
4,206
3 Vac
4.90
8%c
70c
19c
Apr
1.65 May
28c
May
5.65
Jun
4.65
Jan
5,000
-
6 VaC
Jan
12 %c
Feb
58o
Apr
93c
Jan
Jun
30c
20c
O'Brien
Gold
Okalta
9
May
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Canners class A
8 VaC
July
17c
Jan
11,400
12c
Jun
39c
Jan
Toronto
1.44
Apr
7c
Apr
Toronto
Jan
Towagmac Exploration
Apr
Tower
7%c May
18c
Jun
10c
12c
13,700
15,000
500
18c
Jan
4,000
4c
Jun
May
7%c Jan
July
114% Mar
4%C
4%C
112
70
2.10
2.20
24,588
110
25c
3.20
Jan
1.46
61c
8,125
50c
58c
15,505
36c
July
17%
40
50c
Tip Top Tailors
Gold L
Toburn
Tombill Gold
Torbrit Silver
1.80
1.92
14,300
1.40
500
3.50
July
Mortgage
Trans Empire
Oil
Mountain
Hershey
Page
Pamour
17,500
4%c
Jan
94C
32,000
75c
Jun
85c
200
80c
May
1.35 Jan
11c
11c
2,000
6c
Jan
25 %c May
11%
11%
9,685
1.15
Paymaster
Jan
Union
Acceptance common
4 VaC
5c
60c
59 %c
62c
7.00
60c
Silver
50c
34c
Pershcourt Goldfields Ltd
Petrol
Oil
Crow
Gold
Pioneer
Placer
Mines
Powell
9,600
55c
July
25,800
56c
Jan
1.40 May
27%* 29%
210
July
29 Va July
46%
2
2.00
2.06
4%c
20,500
River
23
23 %
1,335
23
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
Prado
Oil
Preston
East
1.13
Apr
2.00 Mar
2.60
Apr
Jan
7%
24%
4,200
3.35
3.60
11,633
42%
42%
7
210
26c
Apr
Jun
8
May
Jan
25 Va
Feb
20
12 %c
46c
Feb
Mar
2.75 May
4.75 Mar
1.80
1.93
6,505
14c 18 %c
18,700
Ventures
Vicour
Ltd
Apr
11c
May
Wekusko
May
29 %
Jan
Western
Apr
Western
Feb
Western
Homestead
Leaseholds
^
Consol
75c
420
29
Jun
33
56c
Jun
85c
100
11%
Jun
14
Mar
1.43
1,800
1.32
Feb
1.60
Apr
25
11%
11%
1,250
11%
*
8%c
Jan
15
Feb
Apr
52
Jan
5
July
7
Feb
9
Jan
11% July
6c
350
56c
1.25
11% May
3,000
52c
54c
July
1.50 July
41%
14,000
6c
22
8c
6c
21%
22
1
Apr
11c
May
8c
Jan
5c
Jan
23
32c
19,550
Feb
19%
Jan
75c
Mar
34
Mar
«■
32 V2
32%
32%
90
10c
1.94
1.70
2.10
72,350
31% May
1.70 Feb
Ltd
•
7.10
7.05
1.25
1,084
7.00 May
common
•
23
23
43
Grocers class A_j
Weston
5%
*
Ashley
Western
395
5%
68c
3.009
Feb
Apr
July
12 Vs
13%
47%
1
Products
500
68c
1
—
Malartic
40,600
13%
46%
63c
1,500
13%
46%
♦
1
West
31
73c
•
•
1
A
Feb
4%c Mar
3,000
199.125
Class
2.10 May
79c
21% July
9c
7c
common
Feb
Jan
1.50
Ltd
11%
Feb
7c
Waterous
July
Apr
lc
70c
(G & W)
Feb
1.61
14c
Feb
3.44
14 %
7c
Oils
Mar
10
Jan
98c
2,500
1.40
Amulet
Jan
1.00
Mar
14 %
7,198
1
Waite
May
8c
1
Vulcan
Westeel
55c
213/a
Gold
Walker
Jun
20
21%
_1
Mines
May
10%
8c
•
Mines
Apr
Jan
1.04
100
7%
23%
7
18c
Mines
Mines
Jan
52
4% Mar
1.86
12 Vs
75c
*
Dome
100
July
1
76c
75c
Metals
5%
50
Mines
2.70
Jun
5
33c
•
Canada
72c
74c
14,800
*
preferred
Zinc
&
5%c
21
35c
470
B
A
Feb
May
4c
33c
3.35
11
30%
31
Gas
Pressed
1,050
48%
35c
Jan
2.40
10%
class
class
1.98 May
40
3,500
4c
Peninsular
&
1.04 May
60c
48%
Oils
Porcupine
21,150
10%
Violamac
Jan
2.60
•
Villbona
1.85
2.50
Steel
Feb
600
Apr
2.60
10,250
Jan
2.15
Jan
87c
2.25
13
2.05
20c
Jan
2.15
88c
1.12
;
Development
Ponder
July
59%c July
.
July
42c
2.18
Jan
1.50 Mar
10c
10,500
•
Jun
2,158
24,500
Oils
59c
'
13c
50c
56
200
1.75
Jun
3,153
10c
44c
21
18,600
4,000
1.61
24%
21%
12c
50c
72c
Upper
57 c
1.72
May
68c
Van Roi
1.05
28
Gold
16% May
Apr
1.65 July
67c
72c
Apr
60c
Engravers
Pickle
July
1
12
26
Jun
1.13
47c
6.75
42 % July
Apr
8.25
1.06
Gas
&
Photo
21
38% July
38% Mar
70c
9%
10,400
56c
52
12
Perron Gold
192,400
50c
Jan
Jan
4.05 July
75
Corp
68c
People's Credit Sec
1.65
47c
148,450
25
75c
59 %c
1.40
50c
Jan
35c
8,189
1.65
Jan
Feb
Apr
28%
3,489
4.75
117
10 %c
5,670
United
Jun
44c
38%
4.50
18%
13
5 %c Mar
July
38c
35%
Feb
30% Mar
54
United
31c
July
7%c Jan
2.27 July
15
54
May
50c
104
Apr
Feb
11%
Lead
19,400
38c
57
1,200
Jan
:
13
United
110,075
61c
35 Vac
Ltd
Mines
May
25
*
Mar
Jan
15
43 c
3.50
Asbestos
Fuel
6.65 July
100
4.50
1
United
3%c Mar
3,600
Jun
10c
25c
54c
16,900
6.90
May
27
38 %
24
Keno Hill
5c
13
105
104 1043/4
10c
25c
United
Feb
1.70 May
160
16
1
United
Jan
69c
27
15 Va
•
United
3c
63c
Apr
2,600
___9
Apr
3%c
2,000
9,000
Jan
31c
2.25
*
Mining
Apr
2,500
July
28c
13%
Union Gas
July
4c
4 Vac
._
Peak Oils Ltd
Penn-Cobalt
72
3%c
18
550
2.15
27
May
285
13%
-
2.85
3,200
20
39c
27
33% July
7% Jan
6% July
36c
2.25
Feb '
22 %c Mar
37c
Union
1.24
51c
4c
6.90
__
Gas
Nat
Feb
64%
65 %c
2.20
1
Corp
1.24
103
1,700
52,400
Apr
•
Jun
72
Apr
1.60
•
Oil
Apr
15%
5c
4c
Consol
River
Jan
3%c
Malartic
Partanen Malartic
Peace
66c
Mines
Paramaque
Parbec
10
85c
60c 67 Vac
72
Oil
Jan
1.54
_*
Petroleum
July
70
83c
Tubes
Porcupine
Western
Pan
14c
Jan
36c
•
Tungsten
9 VaC
9.50
'
July
July
*
Resources
Feb
8c
11%
.
'
.
6
*
Ltd
Transcontinental
Apr
85c
Pacific Petroleum
102
May
13c
76c
Navig
Jan
Jan
Jan
,.17
10c
•
Triad
•
100
•
A
Transvision-Television
4.15
3,000
6
1
Trend
2.45
Apr
15c
1
class
Oils
Trans-Era Oils
Trans
-
50
...
Finance
July
94c
(Eastern)
Feb
6%
-
13,163
18%
16
__i
Petroleums
Traders
130
2.53
6
20
Preferred
Pacific
Feb
Feb
22c
3.45
July
30%
75
7%
2.48
♦
—
Trusts
May
9%c
Mines
General
58c
Jan
4.00
8c
Feb
22c
v
Mar
1.18
13c
1
Mines
Elevators
19
15 % Mar
3.75
Apr
75c
July
47c
1.82
5.00
Jan
3.55
17%
Lake
Coyle
Apr
4.00
Crush
Pacific
5c
3.80
common
Lake
1.12 Mar
1,500
1,000
10 %c
60c
Red
33%
,o.8.00 Jan
..
1.02 Mar
=>
•6%
Toronto Iron Works class A__
58C
Orlac
17,525
•
10,333
2.14
Opemiska Copper Mines
168,100
33%
95
May
6c
13 Va May
.
9,100
1.42
1.52
1
14c
4%C
warrants
8 Vie
8c
Jun
Mar
35
2.95 May
90
1.44
2.51
1
*
9%c
6c
-
*
*
8 VaC
B
Osisko
-
12 VaC
A warrants
Orange
common
Jan
1.29
-
.1.25
*
•
Tambly Ltd common
Taylor Pearson
Apr
1.21
^
102
1.50
Mar
:t
99%
8c
Sylvanite Gold
5c
Class
Steel
May
6.30
...
Jan
35
:
Jan
10c
1.29
3,000
Class
Ontario
14c
Ltd-
Oils
6c
3.80
Ltd
Co
1,000
6,500
.50c
Grass
Sweet
6c
112
Pyrites
19c
100
4.10
Ontario Loan
Ontario
6.90
.100
Surf Inlet
18% Mar
,
Mar
10c 10%c
485
Preferred
Jan
.
Apr
4c
19c
13%
17c
Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
-15,445
Jun
.55 %c
Jun
29
...
Jun
,
7% May
1.15
..
July
6.55
13%-
Jun
18 %c 18%c
Oils
6.80
13%
July
lie
Selections
Oil
-..1,000
_•
11c
Ogama-Rockland
O'Leary
600
4%C
Supertest (ordinary)
5,500
6c
Mines
32%
4%c
30
Jun
28% May
5,300
Toronto
■
25c
-
-i-
Jan
Jan
15% July
.
Jan
16
899
3.10
9c
Ltd__L
Mines
.
250
:
Mar
1.00
12,000
v* :
3.00
13c
Ltd
Lake
Obaska
v,
17
3i05
10,500
6c
: 33c
33%
>5%
1
18,200
1.92
.
70c
Jan
27
150
>14,338
Mines
Cons
22c
lie
(1940)
-30c
180
7
Mar
46c
July
July
13'/a
—1
i
2.25
2.03
«'
1.10
20c
8%c Feb
Jan
Mar
17c
Feb
85
36c
Apr
19% Juiy
Jan
32c
<835
4 %c
—
11c 11 Vac
20c
1.92
Northern Extension
Nubar Mines
75c
Jan
2,100
9c
70c
—
3.00
Apr
3 VaC
12,200
4.90
73 Va
2,000
21 Vac
Jan
May
80c
500
7c
Jap
Feb
1.95
1,500
90c
79%
Mines
Jan
3%c
2,500
9%c
616
•
"30
7 :■
1.30
Apr
Mar
.-I
Sudbury Contact
7,087
■
31%
33
—1
Sturgeon River Gold
Apr
83%
Mines
33c
—1
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Jan
1.00
17
10,225
-
32%
Jan
90c
Oils
30
<'■
1.05
l.uy
...1
;
i
30c
6.75
15
•
:
-
Ltd
Mining.
10 %c
4.50 July
40c
"35c
High
Low
10,700
'
Preferred
Steeloy
16,900
2.15
Canadian
36c
35c
14%
16%
74,500
4.80
14 %c 14 %c
Ltd
North Denison
9,700
Canada common...,.
46c 49 VaC
4.50
Norgold
Northland
Gas
11 Vac 12%C
Mines
•
13c
Bros'
3 Vac
Nor-Acme Gold
Norpick Gold
12c
15
Gold
Olsen
8,300
2,000
4c
Northern Canada Mines
12c
37c
class A
&
96,053
3ulllvan
-
20
T
Oil
73c
4.75
Mining
19 %
r
Preferred
Stanwell
42c
49C
Noranda Mines
1.20
19 Va
i
Mines
4 VaC
l2VaC
Oil
1.15
Paving common
62c
39c
Yellowknife
Normetal
1.15 Jan
29,050
;
Standard Radio
Apr
2.15 July
7 VaC
Lake Mines
New Superior Oils of Canada
Noriartic
3,900
1.15
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Oils Ltd—
Standard
4 VaC
8c
Mines
6c
10,250
Brazeau
64c
New Ryan
Nipissing
6,100
14c
1.75
39c
Norzone
New
7%e
12c
6%c
12c
Norseman
New
'
1.33
Low
Oil
4 Vac
Ltd
Long Lac Mines
Newnorth Gold
North
Apr
40c
2,500
9,750
1.75
Shares
Co
41c
10c
'
for Week
19 %
Souris Valley
Southam
6%c
Mines
New Morrison
Nisto
July
3.65
12c
Mines
Mines
Newlund
Nib
48c
July
41c
Malartic
Laguerre
New
42c
5,900
3.45
Gold
New Jason
Sales
Rar.ge
of Prices
Par
High
Low
14c
—
Week's
Last
Range Shtee Jan. 1
43c
Fortune
Goldvue
New
Shares
41c
Dickenson Mines
New
New
Friday
Sale Price
3.55
New Delhi
New
ENDED JULY 25
STOCKS
High
42c 43 VaC
——
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
1.40
(George)
Preferred
2.88
9.70
Apr
Jan
Jan
20
89%
23
Mar
Jan
94
Feb
Punch
2.05
Ltd
:
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
13,850
1.18
7,254
41c
Mar
62c
21
22%
4,502
20
May
9c 10 Vac
13,064
12c 12 Vac
3,000
—
l
6 %C
6%C
1,000
6c
Feb
18 %c
Jan
Winward
25c
Jan
48c
Jun
3.20
Wingait Gold
May
Larder
Gold
Mines
Jan
Winora
Jan
Wool
Gold
Combing
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
Yale Lead
49c
Apr
Yankee
6.25
Jan
Yellorex
9c
Jan
4,725
32c
9,700
30c
4.00
825
5 VaC
5,000
3.00
100
common
3.55
Jun
2.75
34%
500
4%c Jan
3%c May
Jun
Apr
Apr
Yukeno Mines
Mar
Zenmac Mines
110
July
3,500
2c
Mar
9%c
18c
11,200
15c
Jun
30c
1.33
4,600
50
25
70
13
13
15
15
15
9c
9c
2,100
32c
28c
34c
26c
Consolidated
29c
Roy Silver
4.50
1.03
48
Jan
May
llVs Mar
14%
Feb
Apr
34c
Jan
57c
15c
Jan
20c
14,500
30
560
27 % May
120
9% Mar
Oils Ltd
17
17
:
.•
17
972
.
40c
common
40c
14,300
3 VaC
Rupununi Gold
37c
3%c
3 VaC
7,500
21
—
22
1,000
16
37c
2%c
20
100
30
Scarfe class A
Jan
lie
1,500
10c
Jun
14c
Jan
1.75
1.85
6,918
4.75
5.00
85
100
90c
32,780
1.15
1.25
1.25
70c
1.15
50,100
Oils Ltd
,\
Security Freehold Petroleums
Apr
Jan
6c
Apr
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—
5%
Jan
2.00
Jan
Jun
1.45 Mar
July
1.25 July
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Jan
*
23
97
Apr
98%
34
Corp
American
Brown
Co
97%
38%
1,052
Jun
46%
2.45
2.50
2,432
2.35
Feb
2.70
Jan
Canada
&
3.25
3.40
10,130
2.72
Jan
4.60
ADr
Canada
13%
13%
45
Jun
13% Mar
Low
Selburn
Oil
Senator
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
Shawkey (1945) Mines-.
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery class A
Sicks'
Silver
1.00
4,300
40c
Jan
15c
15c
8,000
14c
Jun
44
45
325
11c
11,500
37% May
10%
1,175
10
Apr
13%
23%
23
23%
576
22
Apr
26%
14
14
25
14
Feb
1
10
10%
1,375
10Vs
9% July
6.70
6.70
6.70
475
6.70 July
8.40
Feb
17%
17%
885
17% May
20%
Jan
13%
14
61
12% May
14
Canadian Collieries
•
3.85
3.50
3.85
2,400
3.25 Jun
5.15 May
Canadian Gen
*
.23%
24
3.40
Jan
Canadian Industries
•
37
37%
Apr
Canadian Ingersoll
July
4.65
Miller
Bulolo
Gold
_5
—
Dominion
•
Sugar-
class
18%
18 %
120
18
8.35
200
41c
45c
19,850
1.80
1.90
31,610
1.99
2.10
2,000
9%
50c
9%
460
8%
Apr
40
44
4,266
31%
Feb
—
A
42
•
41
IIIIII100
101%
;
Preferred
Gold
Co
18 Vs
common
see
—JflTio
page 41.
38%
42 %4
6,222
1.40
6.90
32c
Canadian
Coast
common
*
Consolidated
_
34%
34%
34%
.
;
Jun
43
Jan
July
97
Jan
85
85
4.75
100
9%
1.890
£50
2.00
2.50
200
34 Va
85
10
4.75
3.65 Jan
7% May
2.00
July
35%
902
1—
34c
34c
1,500
>--|l%
80
81%
136
70
May
$3%
33%
33%
115
31
Jan
Paper
Jun
Dalhousie
Oil
1.81
Apr
Dominion
Bridge
Feb
4.80
20 Va
Jan
31% May
33c
Jun
6.25
10%
Feb
Jan
3.50
Jan
38%
Jan
53c
Jan
July
Jun
Jun
May
Feb
Mar
Hayes
-
_
•V
.
Steel
19% Mar
International
International
71&
Paper common-
8.35
Utilities
60c
Jun
1.35
Jan
1.99
July
2.04
May
2.60
9%
46
Jun
-
Feb
Loblaw
Apr
Minnesota &
July
Ogilvie
Inc
Ontario
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
_
_
Jan
90
Jan
Jun
73c
Jan
34
Jan
35
Jan
Zeller's
Ltd
_
.
109
240
41% May
20% Mar
1.00
100
65c
Jan
60
60
10
60
Feb
75
May
Feb
28
July
1
_
—
28
320
23
23%
24
630
21% May
33
33
60
6.25
6.60
850
6.40
V
,
f
,•
32
825
57c 59 VaC
12,300
16%
100
31%
_
_
Feb
48 %
28%
28
24
1
;
_
50%
Feb
May
30
Feb
1.00 July
28%
Feb
'
_
Yukon Consolidated
July
—
T'V
.
Paper—
_
_
28%
102% July
^
»
Flour
48c
44 %
i
10CL
35
28
.#*.
Preferred
90%
1.00
48 Vs
-jf
~"-<s
-1P
Langley's Ltd common
2.720
20
33%
4v75
■
52c
180
1
_
_
Feb
154
26
34%
Western Lumber
Copper
Jan
Mar
Jun
9
__
4.60
22%
5,:
Rand
Marconi
1,650
,f
99 y8102%
50c
1
For footnotes
28
Canadian
Investment
*
B
(N)
4.05
200
1.90
Mines
Dairies
Slater
28,955
19%
—-
Simpson's Ltd class A
Siscoe
4.70
19
44 %c
Mines.
Standard
Silverwood
4.55
8.35
I
Jan
15
1,000
75
46%
May
31
145
1.50
15
1.95
23c
Feb
30
1.45
Feb
15% Mar
13%
13% May
15
29%
1.45
Feb
Feb
17%
May
Feb
15
*
Feb
15c
9c
19%
common
Mining
Class
92c
15
50c
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silver
July
lOVsC
Gordon
Breweries
Silanco
Jan
2.05
30
Creek Gold
Sherritt
1.50
4,100
45
Class B
Sheep
63,950
2.30
15c
warrants
4.00
2.25
92c
Rouyn
3.80
Hiah
10Vs
_
Vinegars
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
*
Banknote
common
38%
Apr
Low
Par
,
97%
2.25
2.24 Mar
Section
Week's
5
Asbestos
3.90
Jan
Jan
'
Scurry
Apr
Funds
of Prices
Apr
70c
Apr
1.75
85c
Jan
4% Mar
1.50
Last
20%
Jan
1.75
1.65
r
88c
Friday
July
15
13
42c
STOCKS
3.25
.
July
1.52
Sale Price
Jan
2.45
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
20c
1.75
9% July
38%
common
Gold
20,500
1.80
1
*
24Vac Jun
13%
Corp
25 C
Canadian
British
preferred
22c
10c
Mar
9%
84c
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
July
20c
18c
Jun
23c
__i
Apr
17c
2,500
9%
3.10
42c
July
26,751
29%
Jan
2,000
Hi
15 Va May
13c
30
3,075
53c
Feb
13
Mar
10
2.32
Apr
6%c Jan
18c
Royal Bank
Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil
Royal
1.75
61
15
10
__1
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York Knitting class A
Class B
4.50
July
Jun
Jan
40
10%c May
2.25
2.30
1
Mines
Feb
10
50
7c
Apr
4.75
Canuck Oil & Mining
3.25
4%C
9c
Lac
Antonio
990
5%c
Apr
50c
•
Zinc
&
Jan
4%c May
6.50
15
Rowan
Mar
50
■
A
Lawrence
5,000
5%c
1
1.25
——
Roxana Oils
San
10,300
6c
37%
5
Apr
22c
16c
1.25
Long
St
40c
363/4
i
33c
4.50
—
18c
Mfg common
Power
37c
4%c
37
•
common
39c
Jan
4 VaC
—
Petroleum
Saguenay
37c
l
1
Winnipeg Electric
Jun
8c
5%*c
7
Industries
14 %c
Winchester
100
Petroleums
9%c Mar
12c
3.00
Roche
Russell
Apr
7%c
He
4.00
Rix-Athabasca
Rundle
2.40
30c
Little
2.05
Mar
Wilrich
"
—
12c
Gold
Class
Jan
9c
Jan
25
__
Robinson
80c
12,500
Jan
35c
990
54c
Mines
Robertson
Mar
29c
2.60
25c
14,350
10c
Jan
1.90
26c
10 Vac
Gold
Renfrew Textiles class A
Richfield
Apr
22%
Regcourt
Reno
1.10
49c
12,650
31
1.40
9 %C
1.99 Mar
2.50
MacDonald
Renabie
5,700
91%
1.31
9%C
2.24 July
50c
Reef Petroleum
Reeves
1.25
91%
1.37
1
Jun
Feb
1.40
78c
28c
Ranwick Uranium
Poplar
117,440
1.82
2.50
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Red
2.24
1.65
1.25
Gold
Queenston
1.80
1.75
Airways
Petroleums
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Prospectors'
57c
—
16%
29
24%
;
Jan
5.65
Jun
8.75
Jan
26%
Apr
33%
Jan
50c
Apr
80c
Apr
13%
Jan
16% July
July
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(365)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual
Par
Fund
350
Affiliated
Fund
American
Inc
Bid
Ask
93c
Mutual Funds—
1.03
Institutional
1.25
4.90
5.31
x4.02
4.35
Mutual Fund Inc
1
12.14
"A" Inc—1
10.06
10.93
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"B"
18.72
20.35
9%
10%
Inc__5
Corp
1
Blair
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
Inv
Tr
'
2
Boston Fund Inc
9.88
21.56
23.52
25.43
Johnston
Net
asset
17.70
12.41
13.49
1
11.60
12.68
1
18.87
19.28
j
31.51
■32.15
(The) Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
(Medium
B-3
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
1
24.67
27.03
B-4
(Speculative
1
11.34
1
9.25
10.00
K-l
(Income
1
17.92
12.03
13.02
K-2
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
27.71
14.68
15.87
S-l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
35.65 '
23.00
S-2
18.63
20.32
17.89
19.52
Stks)_l
6.84
7.47
1
6.01
6.58
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
10.22
11.17
100 5:900
com
Investment
133
7.62
15.64
17.00
i
12.90
14.03
1
lruot-j.
Fund
(Income
Com Stocks)
1
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
(Low
Priced
Com
Fund
12.71
13.74
30
32
Automobile
38.42
—1
16.88
18.56
Funds Inc—
shares
3.99
4.95
lc
General
Industries
shares
*
lc
4.91
5.41
2.20%
11-
7.87
8.62
2.15%
12-
2.20%
1-
40.01
43.25
Manhattan
1
10.68
11.33
Mass
Furnishings shares
Steel
5.88
Metals
shares
shares
Bond
Fund
Investors Trust—
Ctfs
Mass
of
beneficial
Investors
Fund
1
Stock
stock _1
11.17
12.90
equipment
—1
15.67
17.17
Insurance stock
_1
15.22
Machinery
—1
12.47
13.67
Mutual Fund of Boston
1
_1
13.29
14.56
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
l
Inc
1
Massachusetts
16.68
Units of
Life
13.37
14.65
Mutual
Shares
__1
31.15
34.14
Mutual
Trust
Fund- „1
14.00
15.34
_1
10.23
11.21
_1
8.47
9.28
_1
Equipment
8.81
Sharps
Fund
Dreyfus
of
9.77
10.13
25c
1.95
10.30
1
32.29
23.90
5.47
5
18.21
19.63
Inc_l
2.64
2.89
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
Industrial
Fund
First Boston Corp
10
32%
stock
Preferred
stock
Common
Fundamental
Futures
of
Industries
General
Fund
1
Capital
1
57.67
62.01
_1
Inc
Corp
General Investors Trust
5.92
6.43
2.00%
5-
1-52
2-
2-53
«-
2-52
3-
2-53
b2.25
2.05%
2.05%
7-
1-52
4-
1-53
b2.25
2.05%
8-
2.05 %
1-52
11-
3-52
b2.25
2.00%
2.20%
8-
1-52
5-
1-53
b2.25
2.10%
August
14,
21,
United States
Bid
1952
1.70%
1952
bl.85
1.70%
October 2,
1952
bl.87
1.76%
bl.85
1.70%
October 9,
1952
bl.87
1.76%
1.72%
October
1952
bl.87
1.80%
October 23,
1952_.
bl.88
1.82%
August
bl.84
bl.80
6.36
1
10.09
11.03
Stock
Series
Group Series
8.99
de
6.01
4.87
5.33
1
18.23
19.60
10c
5.90
6.40
5
Vegh Mutual Fund
25%
1952
Par
26%
Inc
Bank
Bank
of
Manhattan
New
York
&
Co -10
lc
5.04
Chase
National
Chemical
Bank
Bank &
7.96
lc
8.56
_____
Trust
.....
15
38%
10
34.53
Corn
15.00
2.50
17.37
18.88
1
19.14
20.69
3.20
10.56
9.36
9.75
administered
bond
shares
58.46
14.04
15.18
29.28
8.35
9.14
70.50
74.00
1
23.04
Mining
shares
8.91
9.71
&
Farnham
Fund
Fund
Inc
Television-Electronics
Fund
Inc
1
1
1
6.08
13.94
14.22
National
1
20.78
22.66
New
1
19.73
21.22
1
4.26
4.62
stock
shares
lc
8.19
8.98
Wellington Fund
lc
7.34
8.05
Whitehall
lc
3.84
4.22
Wisconsin Investment Co
Hudson
1
12.14.
12.52
1
Inc
4.88
5.28
Street
Investing Corp
Fund
Inc
Series
E
2.50
26.14
2.22
Series
1955_
1
5.16
11.43
12.36
Series
1956
1
Insurance
Bid
North Amer T"'st Shares—
Par
Aetna
Insurance
_10
57
59
Lincoln
Aetna
Life
—10
94%
97%
-23
74 %
78
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
10
33
35
4
43
3
Casualty_5
27
17%
Equitable
Assur
&
Newark
,
2%
Jersey insurance Co
National
of N
of
Morgan
(J P)
1
22%
258
—25
116%
St.
45%
Sterling
Trust
National
25
110
100
250
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
52
Bank
&
Trust__33%
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Amer Gas & Elec 3%s
National
New
New, York
8
22%
23%
151
156
88
40
*
10
41%
43%
Pacific
40%
42%
Federal
10
93
Fidelity
Pire
&
Assn
Fireman's
—25
61
—20
54
Lgt
System
67
69
Illinois
Bell
5
41
43
Illinois
Power
102%
3%s__1987
101%
38
102%
Tele
3%s
1984
100%
104 %
105 %
102
Minn-Honeywell Reg 3.10s__1972
29
30%
8
10
Edison
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
55%
58%
165
185
.6.25
29%
31%
Bid
Ask
Fuel
Gas
National
Steel
Co
New
3%s__1982
100%
100%
99%
100%
3%s_—1977
3%s
Gas
4.56%
1982
101%
Peabody
Elec
103 %
102
102%
5.36%
102%
103%
General
3%s
-1982
4%s
Coal
102
—20
XI8%
19%
60
42%
44%
Bid
Ask
Grocers—
preferred—
conv
Pow
&
pfd_100
101
101%
104%
106%
Lgt—
100
preferred
101%
102%
1972
Tel
&
101%
101%
Corp—
Dallas Power % Lt $4.24
3%s__ 1984
Bell
Jersey
I
101%
1982
preferred—
conv
Delaware
National
Okla
83
60
.100
1982
5%%
El
Paso
5%%
Fire
Trust —20
56
102%
Metropolitan
44%
53%
&
Trust
Power 3%s
Plywood
Con sol
23%
7
Bank
Stocks—
Atlas
100%
1982
3%s
40
51%
46
'
Francisco
$1.25
42%
12.50
Trust
3%s
103
21%
—i-3.33%
Northern
Union
Trust
Bonds—(Cont.)
102
1982
5
2.50
&
102%
Co
10
2
Bank
West Penn
3s—,
Power
Chemical
10
Fire
Co
Natural
Gas—
100
105%
103%
104%
50
52%
53%
100
preferred
104
100
preferred
102%
104
100
101%
102%
100
99%
100%
Telephone—
16%
17%
Potomac Elec Power
3%s___1987
101%
102%
10
78%
82%
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
5
Md
10
93%
97%
Philadelphia
10
63%
65%
Providence-Washington
10
29%
31%
Southern
Calif
3%s___ 1982
102%
102%
Rochester Gas & Electric—
57%.
Production
107 %
108
102
103
4%% preferred
Safeway Stores—
Deposit
of
Fund
Firemen's of
44
Trust
20
Union Elec Co of Missouri—
42
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
29%
—25
31
Northeastern
84%
&
Gas
28
Norttn River
10
Dow
Power
(Detroit)—10
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
10
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
51%
26%
104%
26%
New
43
48%
Bank
Bank of Amer N T & S A
102
2 5'/a
68%
37
Bank-
40
Ask
101%
Consumers
57%
35
National
Security Issues
1977
9%
91
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
National
"
24%
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1982
66%
42%
62
St Louis
87
84
39%
54%
360
40%
40%
San
23%
88
345
20
60
United Bank &
8%
10
97%
12%
National
Tower Grove
37%
10
90%
55
21%
10
25
38%
Mutual
Chicago
5
Fire
45%
Mercantile
260
_
4
Union
43%
—17
First
114
_
_
Merchants
National Fire
10
Manufacturers Bank Si Trust-20
47%
York
Merchant Fire
Casualty
40
Louis
Amer.
119%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust- 17%
19%
Assurance
38%
Bank_20
United States
49%
29
Manufacturers
42
10
Commerce
First National Bank
Boatmen's
47%
45
&
29
375
40%
Portland
266
City Bank
103%
10
of
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr
56
.100
& Co Inc
52
37
150
Bank
27%
360
16
Mellon Nat'l Bank Si Trust—100
62%
-20
Freeport N Y
Ask
34
145
20
100
Pittsburgh
1,500
3%S—1982
3%s_1977
National
10
Bid
Y_10
Bank
Co
Security-First National
94%
60%
Columbia
52
General Life
1,460
50
35%
Connecticut
100
27%
33%
Camden Fire
10
47
50
Shippers
91%
20
25%
10
Bankers &
Bank
Manufacturers Trust Co
-20
Meadow Brook National Bank
National
—10
Life
convertible
25
Boston
306
preferred__5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
$1.05
American Re-Insurance
Automobile
52
297
381
Central
American
Surety
48
100
__
Companies
Ask
100
American Automobile
369
10
Continental Illinois
96
Alliance
100
Y
2.45
Par
of
2.60
2.02
-10
American
10.70
2.29
24.18
Casualty & Surety-
American
9.39
1
Independence Trust Shares
1
Agricultural
6.73
Trust
City Bank—
Los Angeles
United States Trust—
1
Investors
American Fidelity
6.16
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Aetna
American
13.76
10c
Income Foundation Fund
Incorporated
7.18
12.53
lc
1
Inc
Fund
6.55
11.47
Wall
12.66
670
36%
6.64
l
5.11
1
5.84
13.71
340
650
National Bank of Detroit
25
34%
35
Fund
3.02
4.65
Plan Fund
Union
22%
Value Line Fund Inc
16.28
2.74
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
23
21%
United Science
14.87
Howe
14.49
5.34
12.61
Shares
lc
Utility shares
Trust--10
32%
Fund
lc
Growth Companies Inc
National
55
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
United Income
1
Fund
325
—100
164
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
8.56
Inc
Accumulative
lc
Tobacco shares
&
Square N
(The)
7.81
Fund
United
—100
Savings
National Bank—
Hanover
9.59
shares
shares
53
159
-10
Guaranty Trust
7.76
Texas
Si
National
Cleveland
Bank
the City of N Y
14.95
shares
Steel
Bank
Franklin
8.75
Equipment
Railroad
13.29
of
Franklin
7.08
RR
shares
Central
7
10
National
13.66
Railroad Bond
Petroleum
47%
23.27
1
Roe
Technical
29.81
Ask
244
Cleveland
68%
66%
16
Fiduciary Trust
First
29.81
Bid
237
Detroit
lo
lc
shares^
Priced
(White Plains N Y)
Empire Trust
Federation
Com
27.09
-
Low
Fund
lo
Investing Company shares—lc
Merchandising shares
1.74%
—100
Northern Trust Co
40%
6%
Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
Trust
Bank
48%
3.50
58.46
-
46
Continental Bank Si Trust- -10
32
(Geo)
National
Harris
47%
14.56
Corp__*
9.38
9.64
Fully
First
363
10
34.19
Stein
8.73
shares—lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
bond shares—lc
General
16,
Par
36
348
.
25
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign Investors
1
State" Street Investment
5.53
bl.85
Ask
34%
Fifth
Avenue
Bankers Trust
1
Fund (net asset value)-*
Selected Amer Shares
2%
10.35
1952
1.70%
Chicago— (Cont)—
the
1
Stock
16.28
Bid
York
of
5
Putnam
9.85
9.45
14.87
25,
bl.80
Bank & Trust Companies
New
"5.50
lc
com
11,
4.17
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
lc
September
1952
5.45
5.82
8.88
lc
18,
1.70%
3.82
9.95
shares-lc
September
1.72%
September
4.99
9.08
shares
Ask
1.65%
bl.85
bl.85
1
8.72
Electrical Equipment
Food
shares
Bid
bl.85
.
1952
28, 1952
September 4, 1952
1
8.10
Building shares
Treasury Bills
Ask
3.50
1
lo
Chemical
2.05%
1952
7,
(Net asset value)
9.56
b2.25
8.52
Series
lc
shares
Aviation shares—
2.05%
2.00%
13.52
(The) Stock Pund-lc
Common
2.05%
b2.25
1.95%
12.51
Republic Investors Fund
1
Scudder, Stevens Si Clark
Fund Inc (net asset value)__»
Automobile
b2.25
2-53
1.95%
August
7.80
Stock
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc
Group Securities—
Ask
1-52
1-
2.00%
Petroleitjm & Trading
Gas
Bid
12-
1-52
b2.25
17.05
1
Pell
3.26
Due
3-52
4-
7.60
Pacific Amer Investors
$1.50 preferred
22.91
10-
Dated
3-
2.15%
b2.20
15.89
7.33
7.64
3.00
2-52
12.25
6.95
7.87
21.19
1.90%
13.43
7.02
Series
6.97
1
Inc
b2.20
b2.20
11.27
Low, Priced Com Stock Series_l
22.37
2-52
17.76
1
Bond
7.18
20.41
9-
1-52
August
Natural* Resources Fund Inc
New England Fund
2
Inc
3-51
Rate
2.15%
.
16.33
Canada
lc
Investors
1.85%
1-52
1
Corp
lc
series
series
Ask
b2.20
1-52
X13.43
1
Priced
Selected
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Bid
1-52
3.20
Industrial
34%
Due
8-
1-51
10-
July 31,
8.90
•
98.12
98
11-
1
8.18'
Mutual Fund
Founders
98.16
98.4
97.24
31.08
Income Series
Speculative Series
25.55
5.28
—
Fund
1956
1956
1957
1-52
16.08
Stock/Series
34.52
1
20c
Balanced Fund
1,
1,
1,
1-59
1
interest
Resources
Preferred
Eaton Si HowardStock
98.8
Oct.
2-
1
National security Series—
Bond Series
Low
Equity Fund Inc
April
1 %s
7-
15.02
Fund Inc
11.19
1%8
Shares
Investors
Natural
2.14
1
Inc_
98.31
1954
1.90%
28.91
Inc
Corp
beneficial
National
11.10
Dated
19.99
interest
Securities—
Balanced Fund
10.71
„1
98.21
98.29
15,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
18.47
Nation-Wide
9.63
_1
_—
__
99.2
98.19
Fund—
beneficial
_1
Railroad
99
l%s March 15, 1955
1 %s Dec. 15, 1955
2 2
interest
Growth
preferred
Tobacco
l%s March
l%s Apr.
Inc__10c
12.16
19.24
Steel
.0161
.0121
.9853
6.51
17.56
Utility
Ask
32nds—
.0185
299.9520
5.74
_1
Railroad
Bid
in
are
99.9977
1953
4.86
_1
invest
117
100.0014
1952
1,
5.91
Building Supply
Oils
June
100.0064
Values
.9893
lc
Chemical
Metals
97.2
116%
Maturity—
.0122
99.9673
Petroleum
15.97
Merchandising
96.26
1961
Treasury Notes—
100.0042
1953
3.53
14.57
14.94
100.8
Price
Ask
15.
5.22
11.10
5.37
Feb.
lc
—1
13.63
l%s
Paper shares
11.68
stock- „1
1957-1955
100.16
100
3.79
10.66
series
1%S Dec. 1,
4.41
_1
common
1,
99.28
100.8
Panama Canal 3s
Indebtedness—
l'/es Aug. 15, 1952
l%s Sept. 1, 1952
1%S Oct. 1, 1952
3.20
Aviation
Public
99.30
99.22
1, 1954
1, 1956
100.8
Bid
Certificates of
3.44
Non-Ferrous
Coast
99.26
99.26
100
Maturity—
lc
Home
10.13
Investment Fund_l
1955-1953
Feb.
2%s May
1%S Oct.
99.26
of Indebtedness & Notes
lc
13.71
Corporate bond
Ask
99.20
5.45
9.24
—
1,
2%s Nov.
4.11
12.51
—
2%s
99.31
Dollar
4.40
3.73
1
_
1953-1952
99.31
99.20
1953
1,
l7/ss
lc
_1
stock
38.42
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Agriculture
Pacific
99.28
12.38
Managed Funds—
Automobile
Electrical
B—
1,
19.92
Bonds)
Business
Diversified
99.28
ser.
l%s Jan.
26.87
18.26
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc
investment
Diversified
A
1953,
1954
Feb.
point
a
27.75
24.63
Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
Stock
&
26.54
S-4
138
7.01
1
Bond
1
Bonds)_1
Grade
S-3
6,050
1
Inc
Diversified
ser.
16,
38.89
21.27
16,
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
£.
2%s June 1,
32nds of
more
Bid
100.1
30.23
1
99.31
1952
1953,
2%s
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
19.55
1
Fund Inc
Tomposit'
Bank
Feb.
16.15
1
B-2
100
Diversified
2.00s
lc
B-l
Preferred
Delaware
15,
Feb.
8.99
Securities
Consolidated
Aug.
24.51
Fund
Fund
2.20s
one
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
2.00s
8.98
Fund
Commonwealth
Bid
1.29
22.67
Corp
Ltd
Century Shares
Concord
1.17
5
General
Fund
lc
Bond
1
Canada
Composite
93c
Trust
Fund
Christiana
84c
Inc.
Bullock
Chemical
lc
10c
value
Broad Street Invest
Canadian
14.62
Fund Inc
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
13.34
Investors Management Fund
23.18
Bid
lc
Group
Investment Co of America
Investment Trust of Boston
10.80
•
America
Stock and
2 %
l
of
25
Figures after decimal point represent
Group shares
Group shares
Insurance Group shares
13.19
Fund
Bond
July
Ltd—
Bank
Axe-Houghton
Beneficial
Par
Shares
Aviation
1
Business Shares
American
Friday
Investing Companies
Funds—
Aberdeen
for
of
of
Frisco
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
10
59%
Reinsurance
8
27%
28%
Republic
10
34%
36%
St
5
58%
Paul
Corp
(N
60 %
Seaboard
Globe
&
Republic
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
14
15%
Security
30%
32
Great
American
37
38%
Standard
&
Marine
Hanover Fire
10
37
39
Hartford
Fire
10
146
151
Hartford
Steamboiler
%
Home
10
3
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident—
U S
Fidelity Si
40%
42%
U
S
Fire
38,
40
U
S
Guarantee
84
86
Westchester Fire
Southern
45
Southwest'n Gas & El
Guaranty
4.75%
36
3%s__1967
3%s_1982
4%%
71%
75%
Texas
10
37%
39%
Texas Power
10
50%
36
38
660
680
preferred
conv
preferred-^,
52 %
10
100
Travelers
5
10
43
34
2
10
Surety
(New
9
10
12%
Y)__
(Texas)
Fire
Gas
Co__2
3
10
2
55%
57%
44%
46%
Odd
Included
change.
24%
•No
Serv
3%s—1982
& Light
lot sale
3%s__ 1982
(not included
101%
102%
101%
102%
Texas Eastern
4.75%
Trans—
preferred
——_
year's range). bBid yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
in year's range),
e Ex-interest.. f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
n Admitted
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash
sales (not Included in year's range),
t Ex-
liquidating
Issued,
116
23%
a
Electric
x
dividend.
(Un)
Ex-dividend,
y
par
value,
in
Admitted
Ex-rights,
tin default.
to Unlisted
z
Ex-stock
fThese
bonds
Trading privileges,
wd When delivered.
dividend.
are
subject to
all
Federal taxes.
wiWnen
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 28,. 1952
(366)
42
Week Ended July 19
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 26, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
9.6% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
at $16,519,788, 978 against $15,068,278,103 for the same week in 1951. At this center
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 13.5%. Our comparative summary for
this week will show an
Bank clearings
increase compared with a year ago.
compiled by us based upon
liminary figures
the week follows:
..
$7,241,753,408
788,917,751
794.763,119
1,025,000,000
975,000,000
+
5.1
524,944,966
507,775,427
+
3.4
378,350,101
296,000,000
312,078,952
+
21.2
303,900,000
—
483,496,000
324,505,281
500,532,432
—
Cleveland
419,058,679
420,040,381
Baltimore.
258,380,033
Chicago—
Boston..
Kansas
City
Bt. Louis
Ban Francisco-
Pittsburgh
338,522,508
260,322,848
1,332,657
1,342,019
Bethlehem
1,188,677
1,749,486
Chester
1,607,778
4,868,203
Lancaster
—
—
All cities,
1,061,000,000
899,000,000
7,264,753
3,005,254
Reading
—
6,577,156
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
3,273,733
2.5
3,358,758
2,766,686
+10.5
6,292,299
4,553,397
8.7
+25.7
+22.6
2,945,776
2,879,207
5,687,554
4,030,005
11,208,947
—
5.2
12,190,623
8,644,150
7,147,360
1,109,759,204
935,333,503
—
7.278,400
5,792,915
13,352,829
9,162,488
10,837,821
1.171,673,206
1,112,368,981
+
5.3
York
Delaware—Wilmington
New
3,706,168
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(11
Cities)
1,018,663
9,661,050
8,522,775
8,067,127
+
5.6
7,693,381
5,569,474
244,725,374
229,894,652
+
6.5
Cleveland
453,080,909
431,280,281
+
5.1
226,183,403
378,498,485
175,394,993
299,686,100
33,303,600
Columbus
39,326,500
+ 15.5
37,355,600
6,903,603
6,851,106
+
0.8
6,341,423
Youngstown
4.1
45,423,800
Mansfield
3.4
9,273,612
8,799,362
+
5.4
8,144,107
6,988,853
344,435,451
356,453,416
—
3.4
336,137,386
273,948,161
1,112,365,524
1,080,672,444
2.9
1,000,353,785
799,518,876
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.2
0.7
Total
(7 cities)
+
4,622.690
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
\
Total
the week covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
+ 20.3
+ 25.5
2,833,555
12,779,515
11,240,000
159,223,791
+ 10.2
139,472,621
116,717,915
+ 30.8
3,831,229
3.169,748
+ 11.4
261,387,625
0.3
94,973,653
220.264,115
73,552,913
9.4
515,278,198
427,122,752
5.602,658
266,735,182
107,799,036
108,144,813
—
610,421,991
(6 cities)
4,282,369
297,076,807
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
9.6
3,231,903
16,424,000
175.442,839
Richmond
Bouth
+
2,178,061
3,886,601
20,614,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
9.6
+11.4
+
$10,519,788,978 $15,068,278,103
Total all cities for week
3,060,261
5.2
Cincinnati
9.1
+11.5
568.931,503
633,748,152
day
one
3,346,767
+
+
$15,886,040,826 $14,499,346,600
cities, five days
1,106,231
1,064,000,000
West
Total all
1,379,608
1,242,641
+27.3
+18.3
—
4,115,298
1,119,000,000
3,612,167
Philadelphia
1,286,326
947,443
0.7
—32.1
1,263,335
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ohio—Canton
2.6
—
2,844,657,525
3,168,740,760
0.7
—
$12,717,300,066 $11,654,689,075
five days
Ten cities,
Other all cities, five days
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Favrth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 13.5
$8,218,647,255
Philadelphia..
$
$
Dec. %
$
1949
1950
Inc. or
1951
%
1951
1952
26—
Week Ended July
$
TELEGRAPH
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
New York
1952
558,042,058
+
Complete and exact details for
,>?,
in
our
issue of next week.
available at time of going to press.
in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
the Saturday figures are not
-ends Saturday and
Accordingly,
detailed statement, however, which we
In the elaborate
present further below,
week—the week ended
July 19. For that week there was an increase of 11.3%, the aggregate of clearings
for the whole country having amounted to $17,943,545,171 against $16,127,957,638 in
"the same week in 1951.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 8.8%, the bank
clearings at this center showing an increase of 13.9%. We group the cities according
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
"that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show a gain of 13.9%,
in the Boston Reserve District of 8.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
5.3%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record an improvement of 2.9%,
in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 9.6%.
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of 8.8%, the St. Louis Re¬
able to give final and
we are
serve
complete results of the previous
District of 11.2% and the Minneapolis Reserve
In the Kansas
District of 3.8%.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
21,988,871
15,246,980
—
87,030,201
+
9.6
83,796,024
67,727,296
295,000,000
+ 15.1
215.900.000
7,539,665
6,248,819
+ 20.7
259,900,000
4,691,026
23,239,237
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
4,180,460
5,216,775
4,013,901
+ 30.0
4,494,304
2,616,573
Florida—Jacksonville
130,388,763
120,124,032
+
8.5
103,514,411
80,158,803
Alabama—Birmingham
138,457,496
128,510,213
+
7.7
112,094,302
85.523,433
8,889,398
7,305,305
430,466
471,596
—
8.7
425,345
318,096
148,216,754
146,250,275
+
1.3
152,463,923
127,730,857
897,385,085
819,084,672
+
9.6
750,176,414
605,129,072
+
3.5
1,643,044
1,124,592
4.6
11.747,961
9,085,382
Macon
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Orleans
Louisiana—New
Total
(10 cities).
+ 21.7
5,721,569
6,808,208
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
1,536,927
6,362,170
7,123,429
+ 19.3
6,749,729
5,642,915
61,385,000
+ 29.1
56,921,000
49,588,000
10,674,938
—16.5
8,980,942
3,886,118
3,388,373
+ 14.7
3,218,537
2,495,423
103,920,830
Haute
Terre
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
3.2
8,918,617
South Bend
+
8,497,602
Indianapolis
7,131,607
79,228,000
Indiana—Fort Wayne
13,108,291
7,360,797
Rapids
Grand
Lansing
1,484,305
12,507,786
Michigan—Ann Arbor
88,105,722
+ 18.0
74,205,153
59,282,227
+ 26.0
4,476,323
+ 13.3
32,782,371
3,439,334
27,139,312
2.5
17,437,305
4,994,119
Rapids
Moines
Sioux City
3,964,200
35,350,047
31,204,261
14,499,151
Iowa—Cedar
Des
by 42.1% and in the Dallas Reserve District
16.7%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District the totals are smaller by 0.2%.
City Reserve District the totals are larger
3.7
24,130,330
95,406,531
339,600,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
14,865,703
—
—
4,837,917
7,059,621
13,058,034
a summary
by Federal Reserve Districts:
3tl& Boston
-13
■;
Philadelphia
.11
__
Cleveland
•A&i
7
_
Gill Richmond
Dili Atlanta
-
-
6
-
_
_
.-10
M
Chicago
Minneapolis
frth
4
.
7
-
JLiLfch Dallas
•
_
7,025,340,323
1,109,759,204
935,333,503
2.9
1,000,353,785
799,518,876
1,112,368,981
1,112,365,524
1,080,672,444
+
610,421,991
558,042,058
+
9.4
515,278,198
427,122,752
897,385,085
819,084,672
+
9.6
750,176,414
605,129,072
1,233,460,514
1,133,927,200
+
8.8
1,069,888,611
1,174,579
815,786,007
658,490,424
4,532,943
14,280,722
3,437,804
+ 31.9
4,498,594
3,473.048
12,815,286
+ 11.4
13,589,382
11,064,165
9,989,553
6,432,110
+ 55.3
5,669,452
4,266,089
5,072,067
4,361,589
+ 16.3
4,483,977
3,439,011
1,233,460,514
1,133,927,200
8.8
1,069,888,611
864,660,073
Total
562,316,115
+ 11.2
574,483,188
487,513,003
469,888,312
452,558,362
+
3.8
464,189,524
650,748,484
458,101,784
+ 42.1
571,101,199
472,494,250
444,631,536
380,956,961
+ 16.7
313,061,805
293,157,457
995,406,435
996,911,868
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
349,800,000
311,800,000
+ 12.2
325,400,000
289,300,000
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
165,099,146
144,686,964
+ 14.1
152,254,888
117,393,268
107,558,537
103,721,624
+
3.7
94,541,121
79,055,862
2,614,888
2,107,527
+
24.1
2,287,179
1,763,873
625,072,571
562,316,115
+11.2
574,483,188
487,513,003
Illinois—Quincy
—
—
m
—
0.2
929,593,997
735,213,363
+ 11.3
15,421,606,706
13,574,762,951
8.8
8,186,106,781
6,778,807,310
—
Total
17,943,545,171
16,127,957,633
9,211,442,021
.112 cities
8,464,238,464
+
(4 cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve
We
now
add
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
four years:
1952
1951
$
1949
1950
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
$
$
1,348,395
2,229,801
4,661,581
495,991,709
463,829,462
2,063,663
1,937.779
+ 39.4
1,051,398
887,139
2,339,790
+ 12.1
2,263,333
+ 16.8
9,935,388
+ 26.3
7,360,526
4,906,340
16.6
23,183,329
23,358,987
3.6
14,720,421
10,683,672
2,071,833
+17.1
fcowell
1,430,480
1,025,806
2,621,734
11,412,734
Worcester
«Pew Haven
Cthode Island—Providence
fStnr
Hampshire—Manchester.
Total (12 cities)
+
'
7.1
^
8,960,104
7,095,957
27,555,363
15,004,709
33,992,000
29,668,100
+ 14.6
28,054,900
26,302,256
1,969,623
,
32,125,429
14,465,927
_
Connecticut—Hartford
1,517,044
+ 29.8
2.429,950
1,229,222
659,725,208
608,950,418
+
—
548,751,717
8.3
593,550,616
+ 73.3
23,156,845
11,895,723
+
Binghamton
Buffalo
24,148,219
13,935,928
3,898,247
3,609,761
+
8.0
3,993,865
3,396,175
119,749,642
110,141,016
+
8.7
100,482,858
81,891.094
+
8.1
1,782,772
1,552,066
—10.6
2,236,248
2,026,993
CBmlra
2,137,912
1,977,696
Jamestown
2,138,817
2,391,247
flew
York
8,437,142
8,732,103,150
7,663,719,174
+
13.9
Goehester
26,106,397
23,194,497
+
8.1
22,385.523
18,403,696
(Syracuse
19,346,010
It; 138,613
+ 12.9
17,037,279
17,847,523
+ 13.9
15,619,669
13,962,466
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Montclalr
Bfewark
northern New Jersey.
Total (12 cities).
+ 11.2
8,893,158
7,073,349
4,170,650
+ 18.9
4,445,719
3.523,153
3,750,456
+ 33.7
3.729,054
3,530,755
13,108,423
11,843,496
+ 10.7
11,086,314
9,601,233
469,888,312
Helena
(7 cities).
452,558,362
3.8
464,189,524
380,523,562
20,336,448
».1;
7,235,499,925
-
(a)
(a)
56,323,010
50,053,232
66,478,453
60,058,088
9,072,766,305
460,290
771,321
+ 38.3
953,105
539,210
+ 76.8
779,873
435,359
Lincoln
9,512,829
+ 33.4
7,765,501
6,599,299
Omaha
166,980,655
7,128,700
144,446,493
+ 15.6
141,614,679
113,310,943
7,908,241
+ 56.9
1,066,973
Hastings
12,408,244
_i
Wichita
748,874
8,740,368
7,119,324
23,410,962
Missouri—Kansas
16,798,114
+ 39.4
15,904,980
11,805,206
415,718,359
13,613,682
264,195,436
+ 57.4
376,204,835
318,028,206
10,578,621
+ 28.7
13,631,093
10,868,743
3,681,921
3.401,754
City
St.
Joseph
3,280,378
+ 12.2
2,985,853
1,937,025
2,455,270
+ 33.6
2,725,144
1,879,854
650,748,484
458,101,784
+42.1
571,101,199
472,494,250
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
(10 cities)
,
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
9.347,769
7,136,508
+
2.3
8,289,297
7,335,635
374,529,724
319,627,859
+
17.2
258,971,553
243,918,145
35,488,882
DaUas
31,314,979
+ 13.3
25,026,420
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita
Total
'
23,286,202
6,155,000
+
5.2
4,974,000
5,144.000
6,260,035
6,085,824
+
2.9
4,903,392
4,399.074
12,527,126
10,636,791
+ 17.8
10,897,143
9,074,400
444,631,536
380,956,961
+16.7
313,061,805
293,157,457
5.8
155,390,081
120,007,501
.
Falls
(6 cities)
Washington—Seattle
.
Yakima
6,478,000
6,795,955,641
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
7,964,066,775
49,600,104
22,478,130
16,257,381
Barbara.
11,872,479
539,724,730
17,746,199
16,010,520
5,826,198
(10 cities).
5,320,756
11,662,130
10.7
58,375,077
43,966,317
(112
ctiles).
38,672,576
7,530,170,165
62,565,522
11,955,256
995,406,435
996,911,868
17,943,545.171
16,127,957,638
9,211,442,021
8,464,238,464
+
+ 21.6
3,908,211
3.458,600
7.6
196,759,715
150,2%,463
+ 21.5
68,328,176
56,199,763
+
+ 38.3
16,512,168
12.479,533
+ 32.3
9,831,471
9.048,118
9.2
450,477,741
361,287,975
+ 10.8
13,727,725
10,330,189
—
+
—
9.5
3,612,354
3.913,570
2.5
11,046,355
8,191,650
0.2
929,593,997
735.213,363
+ 11.3
15,421,606,706
13,574,762,951
8.8
8,186,106,781
6,778,807,310
—
730,336
+ 12.5
+
75,992,860
489,814,696
_
San Jose
Grand Total
+ L3.9
3,789,244
162,995,829
15,710.677
San Francisco
Total
166,420,151
4,608,865
Utah—Salt Lake
Santa
175,132,020
175,434,660
Oregon—Portland
Stockton
(a)
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
12,887.240
tSfavf
7,585,876
4,960,547
5,014,399
Dakota—Aberdeen
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco'
York—Albany
257,940,685
92,850,773
Montana—Billings
Louisiana—Shreveport
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
movr
121,215,569
7,536,034
4,247,482
506,803,205
2,427,113
_
6,003,603
—15.7
—
1,702,750
9,772,729
+ 19.8
5,089,512
Pew Bedford
1,671,466
4,706,610
543,000,751
Gpringfield
1,834,418
+ 20.6
P»ll River
Portland
tMossachusetts—Boston
7,350,790
307,468,920
115,556,985
North Dakota—Fargo
Kansas—Topeka
in—
flfialne—Bangor
6.8
+ 10.6
97,437,073
Paul
St.
8,165,143
301,485,756
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended July 19
Clearings
7,609,842
333,320,436
Minneapolis
Total
week ended July 19, for
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
South
Total
+
380,528,562
—
Outside Nov York City.
(17 cities).
864.660,073
625,072,571
M
10
£5tfch San Francisco
7.530.170,165
5.3
+
._10
City
593,550,616
+ 13.9
7,964,066,775
—
i&th Kansas
8.3
+
608,950,418
1,336,664
6.3
$
$
548,751,717
1.171,673,206
—
-17
-
__
659,725,208
—
—
Ytti
mi et. Louis
Dec. %
9,072,766,305
.12 cities
1949
1950
Inc. or
$
$
_
End New York
1951
1952
Week Ended July 19—
8.5
+
Illinois—Bloomington
Peoria
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Federal Reserve Districts-
+
862,731,469
Springfield
furnish
1,713,113
$17,026,134
Rockford
In the following we
1,859,101
Chicago
Decatur
toy
7,025,340,323
Outside New York
(a) Now included in Newark, N. J.
+
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company and Issue—
Adams Franklin
Pursuant to the
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the Treasury the
buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below
record for the week just passed:
a
'
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
FEDERAL
18,
1952
TO
RESERVE
JULY
BANK
1952,
24,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
and
ref
mtge.
$5.75
4(4%
bonds,
Corp.—
Electric
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
$4
series D,
due
Aug
1
143
1962____Aug
preferred stock, series A
Packing Corp., 3%% s.
.fdebs., due
of Newark,
July 18
1
12693
N. J.—
cumulative
preferred stock
County Lighting Co.—
mortgage 3(4% bonds, due 1975
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.— -
July 19
$
Free
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.324733
.325166
.325166
1.029843
1.030625
.208766
.208800
.208766
.208766
.144916*
.144916*
.144916*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.208880
.208900
.208800
2.788437
2.785625
2.787291
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115852
.263250
.263250
.263285
.263300
.263350
2.760828
2.758044
2.759591
2.760519
.208880
.
Closed
.140154*
Assets—
for
upon
2.778019
2.775217
2.776774
2.777708
2.788437
2.785625
2.787265
2.788203
*
/
237
+
7,039
+
99,435
8,000
—
11,000
+
.561797*t
.425531*+
.425531*t
.425531*+
Demand
38,133
13,186
995,014
1,181
deposits adjusted
million.
Borrowings increased $114 million in New York City,
$96 million in the San Francisco District, and $58 mil¬
lion in
Chicago.
A summary
393,772
—
8,673,424
+
+
+
3,000
dec. (—) since
331,802
—
102,360
1952
662,031
+
15
—
+
11,076
+
31,217
594,567
+
+
84
+
198,631
+
7,733
+
Loans
20,405
466,512
and
2,703,798
+
84,183
+
—
+
481,940
Foreign
765,799
Other
65.306
+
249,711
_
—
21,823,492
Deferred availability cash Items
Other liab., and accrued divs.
105,107
2,707,351
—
14,781
+
1,122,047
495,710
+
+
379,418
1,558
+
49,295,081
—
473,228
Capital Accounts—
■
+
2,646,602
Other
Cash
301
+
+
13,574
—-
+
gold
note
+
15,302
+
2,703,798
+
402
+
25
319
211
3
—
loans—
1
5,739
__
86
+
+
+
2
+
14
—
193
v
47.6%
1.3%
+
accept¬
foreign
9,138
9
+,
6,426
105
—
preferred
in
Demand
Seventh
370
4(4% preferred
Ekco Products Co.,
Reserve
4(4%
preferred
Inc.
Class
U.
Government
—
18,591
+
2,716
demand
6%
Interbank
and
S.
Govt,
The condition statement
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended July 16: Decreases
of $248 million in loans to
5%
brokers
States
and
dealers
Government
for
and
purchasing
other
or
carrying United
securities
and
$493
mil¬
lion in United States Government deposits, and increases
$252 million in demand deposits adjusted and $347
million in borrowings.
of
Commercial,
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
$21 million in the St. Louis District, $15 million
Philadelphia District, and $14 million in Chicago,
but they decreased $18 million in New York
City; the
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
9-
2
8-13
$1.25
12-
1
11-13
8-30
8-15
series A
(quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)_^.
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4(4% prior preferred (quar.)
Esmond
5%
Mills,
Eversharp, Inc.,
5%
preferred
15'4c
4(4%
preferred
Farmers
&
Y.)
increase
at
all
reporting
member
million.
Changes according to industry
another
press
release.
Loans
million.
to
banks
are
banks
was
$57
available in
increased
$87
•
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $63 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes were in-
1st
Series
ref, mortgage
T,
2%%,
Series U,
27/8%,
2%%,
Series W, 2%%,
Series X, 2%%,
Fonda, Johnstown
Series V,
30c
1st
870
mortgage
Seventh
9-
2
25c
(quar.)
7-30
$0.1856
$2.50
Life
Insurance
10-
10-1
1
fc
9-11
(Syra¬
(quar.)
9-18
68c
(quar.)
8-15
20c
preferred
7-18
8-
7-16
8-
1
—
7-15
7-21
8-11
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 redeemable pfd.—
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
+35c
8-
1
7-18
50C
10-
1
9-19
7-31
7-21
18
+
809
Federal
+
817
Federal
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
series A
Insurance
(Canada)
Federal
53
+
61
80
+
42
+
252
+
2,110
+
9
+
1,112
Ferro
—
493
+
2,558
Fibreboard
445
—
62
+
—
29
—
37
347
+
721
(Revised figure pre¬
vious week 22,376)
Loan Co. of Pittsfield,
Inc.—
participating pfd. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
$1.20
4(4 %
30c
62'4c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Products, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
of
65c
65c
Maryland (quar.)
Philadelphia (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
First
Bank
Stock
York
Corp.,
30c
preferred
(s-a)
Firth Sterling Steel & Carbide Corp. (name
recently changed to Firth Sterling, Inc.—
7% nreferred (quar.)
Food f air Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%% preferred (quar.)__
Foote Brothers Gear &
convertible
Fraser
(A.
$2.20
1,
1976
1
143
1981
Aug
1
143
1984
Aug
1
143
due June 15, 1980
due Jan. 15, 1986
Aug
1
J.),
Corp.,
Oil
Co.
(s-a)_
bond
Co.
5%
4(4%
11-34
8-
7-18
$1.75
3%
1
8-27
1
7-11
7-16
93 %c
8-
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-1#
8-
I
7-3 £5
8-
7
2 'A %
z
8-. J
8-15
8-
1
8-
3
56'/4c
(quar.)
20c
com.
(initial).
t25c
8-15
2
8-15
7-28
7-16
9-
7-28
7-
4
tl2'4c
7-19
1
7-19-
common
—
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
7-J5
7-31
7-35-
25c
8-
1
7-21
25c
-
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd., 4%
1
8-
55c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Securities,
8-
+$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-
8-15
9c
series
pfd.
(quar.)
Ltd., new
common
preferred
of
8-20
8-29
1-2-53
12'4c
(quar.)
Ltd,, common
Industrial
Co.,
9-10
$1
5c
preferred
$3.50
deposit receipts)
Funds
Inc.,
preferred
Froedtert
7-16
7-14
8-29
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Companies,
4(4%
com.
(quar.)
series
Stores
Freiman
Gair
due April 1,
due Dec. 21,
Co.
Franklin Simon.
Gabriel
fund bonds:
(Amer.
Kleiser
Income
Machine,
preferred
Custodian
Franklin
1
1
Co., Ltd.—
pref.
&
Franklin
8-
7-31
10-
17'4c
common
$2
Fulton
Page
9-fJ
of
4(4%
TENDER
7-11
Q-95
Deposit
Motor
7-11
7-31
40c
Association
60c
7-31
$1.06'4
(quar.)
iquar.)
prior
Fidelity
Fire
Ford
Light & Power Co.—
due Jan.
9-19
1
8—18
Quigan
preferred
76
Date
sinking
1
8-
8-15
5%
Fullerton
Electric
7-21
10-
7-31
number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Consolidated Gas
7-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Traders
N.
cuse.
1
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Fairbanks Morse & Co. (quar.)
Corp., common
8-15
8-
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Falstaff Brewing
9- 2
25c
$1.12'/a
preferred
common
8-28
of corporate
OF
7-25
,
t$l
page
NOTICE
8- 8
12 Vac
common..
15c
+
Company and Issue—
7-11
25c
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
creased
7-11
1
62 '4 c
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
ing tenders, and the
7-11
8-29
9-
(s-a)_.—
in¬
in the
net
list
8-29
15C
62 '4c
preferred
Foster
a
5-36
7-25
1
Fire
Notices
be found
7-31
$2
Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will
8-15
670
1,418
+
27,100
of
1
8-
HOC
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
9-
(quar.)
Fedders
accounts,
$1.25
(quar.)
First
U.
7-15
Co.—
2,253
+
•
7-31
50c
Corp.,
+
1,429
8
3-
8-28
preferred
Railroad
6%
during week
(quar.)
Co.
except
B
8-15
9-18
ureferred
5%
Erie
Steel
&
Fate-Root-Heath
1,228
deposit accounts,
pfd.
(quar.)
1,158
10,204
Foreign banks
Borrowings
8-
65c
Forge
5,807
deposits
8-15
15c
A
preferred
Common
government
30c
7-17
16,921
adjusted
except
7-15
6-lfa
7-15
+
.—
1
1
7-31
63
2,475
7-15
88-
7-31
52,002
banks
1
25c
—
45c
+
+
8-
1
3
7-15
15c
5(4%
—
1
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Eppens, Smith Co. (s-a)
Equity Corp.,
common
Farrington Mfg.,
15,060
12-
8-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
Corp. (quar.)
2,663
—
12-15
Empire Millwork
+
5
8-
10c
38
16
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
+
46
9-12
8-29
30c
—
70c
107
919
domestic
(initial)
Extra
487
+,
7-25
9-30
9-20
$1.12'A
Elgin National Watch Co.
+
+
8-21
8c
(quar.)
+
5,962
Holdtmn
t50c
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric Furnace Co.. class A
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.)
1
3,792
banks
$1.25
.
common
common
87
20,165
When
Payable of Rett.
22 >4 c
Corp.,
+
7,484
Federal
deposits
to
Ave.
3,483
_
deposits,
S.
(accum.)
Trust, Ltd
Ltd. (quar.)
+
vaujt
with
vtc.
Corp.,
33,402
securities
Debits
Industrial loan commitments—
$5
Ecuadorian
670
—
10)
Share
6,374
__i__
securities—Total
page
Economic Investment
Fairbanks
564
Domestic banks
R.
on
purchased
correspondents
466,512
—
re¬
F.
for
ances
223
Liabilities—
50,321,961
liabilities combined
Contingent liability
—
—■
Interbank demand deposits:
certificate
deposit and
1,602
for
Time
accts.
1,310
_
bonds
Balances
27,543
214,880
Total liabilities & cap.
+
28,320
6,415
538,342
13b)
accounts
808
__
purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations
with
57
175.
Sugar Associates—
■
+
246,115
_
7)
obllgatlons.
loans
Reserves
'
+
carrying:
or
Government
S.
3,182
pur¬
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Treasury notes
2,502
—
S.
U.
liabilities
for
securities
estate
Other
U.
deposits
dealers
Loans to banks
61,027
—
103
agricultural
Other securities
113,808
—
38,688
and
Government
S.
Real
58,408
+
brokers
Other loans
1,238,474:
174,455
+
and
6,558
3,086
20,637
to
chasing
1,147,639
95,966
Industrial,
85
Volume
Per
Eastern
Erie
105
tin
Name o/ Company
$2
76,643
loans
U. 8.
20,326,042
1951
35,757
Commercial,
Deposits:
Member bank—reserve accts.
U. S. Treasurer—gen. acct._
Investments—Total
Loans—net
Other
—
1952
36,313
3,577
24,749,457
July 18.
Assets-
328,415
—
July 9,
(In millions of dollars)
—
50,321,961
mem¬
Inc. ( + ) or
686,279
45,678
Reserve Notes
of assets and liabilities of reporting
issue,
8fS
87
Dividends
Electrol,
ber banks follows:
U.
to
$120 million in
the Kansas City
July 16,
196,875
3,578,065
assets
of
increased
Chicago District, $65 million in
District, and $42 million in the St. Louis District. De¬
mand deposits credited to domestic banks decreased
$62
1,644,982
+
this
(Continued from
Holdings
the
Liabilities—
serves,
million.
7,925,175
23
banks—
items
assets
Ratio
$46
of United
States Government bonds increased $16 million.
Hold¬
ings of "other securities" decreased $18 million.
+
—
decreased
*
*
Co., Inc., 6% cumul. preferred stock
Sep 30
Norfolk Southern Ry.—
General mortgage 5% conv. inc. bonds, due 2014
Oct
1
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—
1st mortgage 5% bonds, due 1955
Aug
1
Textile Crafts Building, Inc.—
10-year 3(4% 2nd (now 1st) mtge. bonds, due 1954_Aug 1
♦Announcement in
debtedness
239
(Robert)
of $71 million in Chicago and $45 million in New
City, and a decrease of $46 million in the Rich¬
District. Holdings of Treasury certificates of in¬
York
mond
1,606,849
—
23,803,346
foreign banks
capital
.561797*+
*2693
B.
creases
Loans
Other
.658327*+
.565 797* +
v
••Temporarily omitted.
+
75
•658327*t
,425531*t
July 25.
+
.658327*t
.561797*t
1951
237
—
22,725,612
securities—
other
.658327*t
230
1
Galr
t
Govt, securities.
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
Surplus (Section
1, 1962_Sep
.232550
5,568,073
Total
D, due Sept.
.233085
5,135,823
Total
ser.
.233000
Closed
*
RR.—
bds.,
.232521
+
154.500
premises
Federal
Indiana
mtge. 4(4%
.193269*
1952
11,867,216
Bonds
Total
Western
ref.
.193269*
securities:
Notes
Other
&
1st &
o
1959—Oct 29
.193269*
July 16,
350,112
_____
Certificates
Bank
Chicago
-
20,
.193269*
-
Pago
-
1957—Oct 29
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
General mortgage 4(4% bonds, series A, due 1980__Nov
1
F. Goodrich Co., $5 cumulative preferred stock
Aug 29
Colorado Interstate Gas Co., 6% preferred stock
Sep
4
type of merchandise.
4,638
of
'
15,
.0347875
.425531*t
1,073,096
__
advances
cash
Date
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
10-year. 2% % convertible debs., due Dec.
10-year 3(4 %
convertible debs., due June
.140154*
.564797*t
22,149,231
reserves
_
notes
Company and Issue—
American
.496766*
R.
F.
cash
R.
96
CALLED
.0348000
,658327*t
Industrial loans
F.
ISSUE
.140154*
2.786406
096,979
Due from
ENTIRE
.00435401*
•
.496766*
21,452,252
notes
Uncollected
14H
I
.0347750
2.775943
1952
certificates
and
I
Aug
.232500
tApplicatlon depends
loans
Aug
1965
bonds, due 1978
.144916*
m
sa
.193269*
July 23,
Total
3(4% convertible debentures, due
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—
mortgage 3(4%
1
I
,
.496766*
Inc. (+) or
S.
of America—
.140154*
dec. (—) since
U.
Corp.
.496766*
(In thousands of dollaws)
Total
Vanadium
.140154*
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Govt,
240
Union
.0347800
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Bills
1
Paul
.0347900
Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
and
240
bds., due 1975_Sep
Depot Co.—
1st and ref. mtge. series B, 3(4%
bonds, due 1971
Oct
Sun Ray Drug Cc., 15-year
3(4% debs., due 1961
Aug
coll. trust 4% bonds, series C,
Pacific Ry., ,coll. trust 4(4%
Northern
St.
Gas & Electric Association—
f.
s.
.496766*
peso
South
gold ctf.
*2594
1
2.788229
.00285625
2.786458
fund
sinking fund bonds, due 1954
*26 OS
1
.00285625
.208940
franc
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Redemption
mtge.
1
Aug
1st
.144916*
krone
•Nominal.
ref.
Aug
.208733
rupee
143
Aug 16
due 1971_Sep
1.033281
2.758766
of,
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
U. S.
.0544060
.0544060
.325166
1.029570
peso
Discounts
.0544060
.0198468
.115606
(Metropolitan),
Total
2.221613
.0198468
.00435401*
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Other
2.220866
.0198468
.0544060
.0719647*
.0719314*
2.219621
.0198437
.0544060
India, Dominion
Ireland, pound
Union of
.0710735*
2.221862
*
.324800
Markka
Norway,
.0719985*
Closed
&
New England
20-year
1.028437
.
Mexico,
$
.200000*
.0198453
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
France,
July 24
$
.133333*
2.220202
cruzeiro
Finland,
1st
July 23
$
.200000*
.0719985*
Brazil,
July 22
$
.133333*
Preferential
Gold
July 21
$
.200000*
—
14c
8-
1
7-15
87'4 C
8-
1
7-15
12'4c
8-
1
7-1D
+$1
9-
1
8-35»
143
& Gloversville
bonds,
Avenue
scries
Corp.,
A,
Aug
Aug
1
RR.—
4%
due
preferred
ML
33»
1
1st
Basic
230
r
Kings
Value In United States Money
Argentina peso—
1
1962—Sep
cumul.
Deerfield
Firemen's Insurance Co.
Country and Monetary Unit
1934__Aug
Sep
1
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4 Vs % cumul. preferred stock__Aug 10
Chicago & Western Indiana RR— ;
Cornell-Dubiller
INCLUSIVE
POOS
i
mortgage s. f. cumul. inc. bonds, Nov. 1,
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series
A, due 1965
1st
FOREIGN
Date
Building—
1st
1991
stock
Aug 12
July 31
■
143
Galr
(Robert)
6%
Gale
Co., Inc.—
preferred
preferred
6%
Company, common
$1.50 preferred A (quar.)
143 _,'Gamble-Skogmo,
5%
*
preferred
30c
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
9-10
8-1*
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
12-10
11-14
15c
8-
1
7-21.
37'4 c
8-1
7-21
15c
7-31
7-17
62 %c
7-31
7-17
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(368)
Gar Wood
4y2%
4%
Industries,
preferred
Gardner
Denver
preferred
General
preferred
General
Baking
$8 preferred
preferred
8-
5
kiuason
8-15
8-
5
Hudson
Hussman
9-17
Huttig Sash &
8-15
o7o
9-
8-15
5%
1
$1.75
(quar.)
1
4%
convertible
Foods
Industries, 5%
5%
preferred
General
Mills,
1
7-10
10-
1
9-19
12-29
12-19
$3.75
(quar.)
8-
1
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
7
(quar.)
Outdoor Advertising, com.
preferred (qusr.)
preferred (quar.)
General
Paint
General
Public
Service,
$6
Public
Utilities
Corp.
General
$5.50
$4
Corp.
preferred
pfd.
Refractories
General
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel Wares. Ltd., common (quar.)
$3.50
General
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (Indiana)
General
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
General
Water
5.10%
Mills
Gera
Glatfelter
4'A%
$5
(quar.)
preference
conv.
(P. H.)
Co.,
preferred
&
pfd.
5%
(quar.)_
(reduced)
Gillette Co.,
Globe
Works,
preferred
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Republic
Co.
Insurance
7%
(quar.)
Goodall-Sanford,
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
6%
preference
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
,
(quar.)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preferred (quar.)
Gould-National
4'A%
Batteries,
preferred
(W. R.)
Inc.,
(quar.)
class A preferred
(quar.)
8%
class B
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8%
class
A
8%
class
B
6%
&
Class
Union
.
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Y.)
(N.
class A
Class
Green
B
(quar.)
—
L.)
6f«
Gas Light
Inc.,
preferred
Griesedieck
5%
Western
Cooper
Guantanamo
Co.,
Co
Ohio
&
RR.,
(quar.)—
common
$5
$5
Gulf
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 4.64%
Power
preferred
(quar.)—
Ltd., $1.60 preferred
Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Halle Brothers Co., common (quar.)
Gypsum
Oil
Halliburton
Bridge
Hamilton
Cotton
1
8-1
7-15
8-
7-15
1
8-
7-21
1
Interchemical
9-19
8-
8-15
7-18
9-10
9-10
9-10
12-10
12-10
12-10
9- 2
9-15
12-15
8-28
11-27
11-27
$2.50
8-22
Iowa
7-10
8-20
7-31
7-15
9"
Jack
5
!>t
,
5%
8-
9- 2
12- 1
8- 1
9-10
8-25
40c
68%c
8-15
7-18
(J.
F.)
Co., Ltd., class A_
4'A% pfd.
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes
Mfg.
„
(quar.)—
America.
of
Corp.
Hercules
Powder
Hercules
7%
Steel
(quar.)
preferred A
$4.37'A
2nd
Heywood-Wakefield Co.,
5%
preferred class B
Higbie
(quar.)
Holly Sugar
Co.
class A
(quar.)
Corp.,
Insurance
common
preferred
Co.
Inc.
common
5%
Y.),
preferred (quar.)
(Joseph)
Hotel
Barbizon,
Co.
Inc.
A
Steel
1
7-31
7-31
7-19
25c
$1.25
10- 1
8-15
9-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Kirsch
7-10
8-
1
7-15
_
8-
8
8-
8
8-
8
75c
9-10
8-25
9- 2
8-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
8- 1
7-
7
7-
7
8-
1
7-
1
50c
8-28
89-
2
7-18
62'Ac
8-15
7-26
25c
8- 1
7-11
$2
8
9-15
8-I0
*20c
9-26
8-29
50c
9-1
8-11
8-
1
7-11
11-
1
10-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
6
Merck
8-25
2
8-15
9-
8-
1-
Miles
7-31
7-17
9-10
8-19
Kress
(S.
1st
preferred
75c
7%
2nd
2nd
4% "5-
preferred
Crosse
Tool,
(quar.)
6%
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-15
8-
1
7-18
$1.12'A
9-30
9-24
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone Corp.
8-12
8-11
$1.75
±
Mfg., 4'A% pfd. A
preferred A (quar.)
Kut-Kwick
La
2
2
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
7%
99-
$1.50
(quar.)
12-30
12-23
(quar.)
15C
8-15
7-15
20C
(accum.)
Co.
7-31
7-14
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
*7-15
8-30
7-31
8-28
8-14
8-28
8-14
Q-30
8-
1
9-15
'T-IO
9-2
8-1
7-11
9-1
9-1
8- 1
8- 1
10- 1
8-5
8-5
7-18
7~21
9-12
87'Ac
(N. Y.)
1
40c
$1.06'4
45c
27'Ac
20c
10- 1
9-12
10-
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
:.
(quar.)
8-
9-12
,8-1
7-19
$25
—
1
10f
preferred
(quar
RR.
&
7-31
7-11
88-
7-15
7-15
$1
Inc.,
1st
$5.50
Maid
$1.60
—i
common
Mitchell
preference
S.)
(Robert)
5'A%
$6
Co.,
preferred
Power
preferred
Monumental
Stock
7-31
8-
9
7-21
.*7-21
7-25
40c
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-30
(quar.)__
8-15
7-30
40c
$6 pfd.
Ltd.
Co.
Life
(quar.)—
common
:
Insurance
7-18
8-
1
10-
1
12-15
7-15
9-15
11-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..
1
*50c
(s-a)___
(year-end)
(quar.)
8-
$1.50
*31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Monongahela Power, 4.40% preferred
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Montana
7-31
7-31
$1.37'A
37'Ac
(quar.)
Co;, Ltd.
&
Manufacturing
Modine
7-21
7-21
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Mississippi Power & Light,
'(J.
1
Corp.—
prior
Mitchell
8-15
8-
30c
preferred
convertible
$1.50
7-15
2
$i.n6'4
27'Ac
(quar.)—
Co.:
Co.,
7-31
9-
$1.18%
(quar.)_
pfd.
4'A%
Mlnneapolis-Moline
1
|4c
50c
Inc..
(quar.)
common
Gas
1
10c
—
Co
Supply Co.,
Rhoads.
Minneapolis
$1.10
$1.22'A
Ltd
Grain
preferred
&
—
(nuar.)__
Pacific
Abrasive
Shoe,
(s-a)
(quar.)
Piping &
Minute
40c
(quar.)
common
6%
Kroehler
(quar.)—
(quar.)
& Co.
H.)
Kroger Company,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
43A%
Miller
50c
60c
Inc.
Co.
7-15
7-15
8-
Gas & Electric Co.
Midwest
20c
Creamery,
8- 1
8- 1
$2.50
t50c
(s-a)
Central
4 90^
7-31
—
Mines,
common
2nd
cony,
Midland
and
gains);
Co.,
Mid-West
9-19
i25c
tl5c
8-15
8-15
8-15
7-15
50c
Co
preferred
4.40%
8-15
income
Stores
pfd.
Michigan
8-29
10-
5%
Co.,
Michigan
7-23
9-15
8-15
9-
25c
&
Mevercord
7-11
8-
$4
8- 1
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
9- 2
8- 1
62'Ac
-
(quar.)
Porcupine
&
$3.50
7-11
8-
(quar.)
common
Melville shoe Corp.
(quar.)—
Merchants & Manufacturers Ins.
8-25
7-31
7-21
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 2
7-28
8- 1
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-26
7- 7
7-12
$1.10
$1.12'A
$1.20
34%c
35c
$1.50
Co.—
8-14
7-21
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-5
9-5
9-5
9- 5
37'Ac
9-15
9- 2
$2.50
9-10
7-30
8-25
7-10
50c
—
25%
t22'Ac
t25c
t$1.75
t$1.75
12'Ac
dividend
9-10
9-30
8-20
9- 9
Plant-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc.—
La
31'Ac
8-
1
7-15
Moore
Corp.,
Ltd.,
4%
Lft
Salle
Extension
University10c
Lafayette National Bank
8-13
1
7%
8- 5
7-30
Lake
Lake of the
12-26
redeemable
7%
preferred
7%
preferred B
8-15
7-31
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(J. P.)
&
(John)
&
*40c
9-
2
8-
1
Morrell
(quar.)
9-
2
8-
1
Morris
Ltd
*10c
8-
1
7- 1
Mines,
(quar.)
A
Morgan
*$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.
$1
Woods Milling Co., com.
preferred
Shore
9-26
1-10-53
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Semi-annual
7-21
10-10
10c
Quarterly
2
8-
8
1-
8-15
f25c
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
$4.2fF%referred
(quar.)__^
8
4-
$1
7-26
8-15
1-
Ltd.
Co.,
Mead
8-20
(S. S.)
—
class A—
—-
McLellfin
8
$20
1
9-25
10-
15c
Kresge
9-
9-15
12-18
Oil
preferred
McCormick
10c
Kobacker Stores.
9- 2
8-15
1
8-31
6-30
8-15
8-27
11- 7
8- 8
30c
Corp.,
$2.50
7-31
9-15
8-1
9-15
9-15
12- 1
t5c
Extra
8-15
3-20
7-25
9- 2
30c
8-15
4-1-53
n-ir
(quar.)
Corp.
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
8-15
32'Ac
Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.,
Frontenac
37'Ac
capital
(quar.)
Extra
12-19
from
series)
preferred
$3
Grain Co.,
A
McColl
1-2-53
8c
McCabe
McCall
37'Ac
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-12
37%c
1
9-
*
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Knickerbocker
Fund '(2c
Knudsen
Company,
preferred
8-11
$1.50
preferred
8-15
25c
$1.25
5%
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
(1947
McArthur. Chemical
Co.—
$1.50
7-10
$1.50
(quar.)
7-29
Co
common
(quar.)
Maytag
7-15
$1
(quar.)
8-
1
9-30
7-19
40c
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
4% convertible preferred
Zinc
preferred
3.75%*'preferred
10-20
7-15
7-15
50c
$1.06'4
$1.06V4
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
series)
(quar.)
1
11-15
7-31
7-31
$3
il5c
(quar.)
com.
series
preferred
8-
12- 1
45c
85c
93 34 c
9334c
75c
—
(1951
Hegler
3.75%
35c
(quar.)
Wire
&
&
1951
May Department Stores,
I
75c
(quar.)
Kinney Mfg. Co., $6 non-cum. preferred
8-
Matthiessen
8-15
8-20
11-13
100%
_l_
Corp.,
pfd.
pfd.
8-
75c
Ltd. (interim)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1st preferred
Keystone
6-30
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Horne
class
conv.
7-25
8-
i)0c
Chemical
conv.
1
9- 2
9-10
11-27
5c
p:d.
RR. Co. (s-a)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
9- 1
$1.18%
Kingan & Co.. 4% preferred (quar.)
Kings County Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
25c
(N.
5.60%
7-15
class
cumulative
cum.
Mines,
common
7'Jo
(quar.)..
(initial)
8-29
25c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
Gold
Co.,
$3
7-19
90c
6%
Co.
Fibre
$3
9-30
Co.,
Co.
3.40%
1
7-7
7-7
7-17
$1.75
50c
common
Valley
4.25%
7-18
7-31
35c
30c
t25c
Corp., common.
Co.
&
Harris
Mathieson
7-10
$1.25 1-15-53
7-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
Hardart
Utilities
preferred
Kerr-Addison
Keyes
9-18
25c
(s-a)
(G. A.) & Co.,
preferred class A
43A%
8-1
(quar.)___
Co.. Ltd..
common
Massey
8-25
87%c
10- 1
87y2c
1-1-53
37'Ac
10-15
37'Ac. 1-15-53
37Ac 4-15-53
,
(s-a)
preferred
Kentucky
1-20
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
7-17
2
7-15
7-25
8-1
8-1
$1
t$1.25
(quar.)
$2.50
Moore
(stock dividend)
New
Massawippi
Mclntyre
(quar.)
Common
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hormel
&
Common
8-29
*15c
1
(quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Horn
Kentucky
31c
common
(quar.)
(increased)
Co., Ltd.,
convertible
Horder's
9-10
8- 1
8-
Inc.
i\
Field
McCord
(quar.)
Stone. Co.,
Milling
95c
$1
$1.12'A
City Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
9-15
7-15
11-
$1.06%
pref.
(quar.)
&
8-29
5%
preferred
Co.
8-11
32'Ac
,
(quar.)
8-
53 Vac
7-15
7-31
1
$1.2458
(accum.)
Shirt
62'Ac
(quar.)-*
dividend
9-10
8-21
1
7-15
10- 1
7-15
8-25
7-21
8^18
iaccum.)
I
Marchant Calculating Machine Co.—
Name
changed to Marchanfc Calculators,
1
8-31
57c
Power Shovel
Marshall
1
8-1
8- 1
9-10
7-31
9- 1
10c
(quar.)
Mar-Tex Realization
Marion
8-
$1
87'Ac
8- 1
25c
'
Refrigerating Co.—
Maple Leaf
7-31
8-1
8- 1
$1.06'A
i
("initial 1 __1
Maxwell
Manning
10-
1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 5
Class- B
Kellogg Company—
3'A%
preferred (quar.)
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
8-
8-
8-15
8-
12'Ac
(quar.)-_
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
8%
Corp.—
9- 1
7-31
$1.09%
(quar.)..,
Class B
Home
5
jlOc
Mfg.
Holden Mfg.
5%
11-
87'Ac
common
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
8-20
35c
(quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp.,
(quar.)
&
45c
933/4C
(quar.)
5% preferred
9-
,,
8-15
9-12
8-15
$2.50
$1
(quar.)__
RR.
(quar.)
preferred B
Manhattan
,
5c
$1.25
Hershey Chocolate Corp., 4'A% pfd. A (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.
3'A%
5
Products Corp.—
preferred
Inc.
4.50%
8-
1
8-15
15c
Testers.
preferred
4%
8-11
1
8-15
9-
5c
15c
Corp.
Co.,
8-
.
15c
.
Cement
56'Ac
25c
—.
(quar.)
Hays Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Hecht Company, common (quar.)
33A% preferred (quar.)_„
Hercules
$12'Ac
(quar.)
Royalty Co., Inc., com
8.80%
10-20
Corp.
9-
35%c
44c
133Ac
Ry.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Manhattan
Kansas
8-30
11- 1
2-1-53
9-27
10-15
Hat
—
:
Stock
5%
$1.37'A
$1.37'A
$1.37'A
$1.12'A
Hartz
8-15
4%
-
7-24
7-19
Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.
(quar.)
8-15
9-
30c
(quar.)__„_——
Refining
Oil
Common
1
II-
9-
8-
preferred
Mailman
<5
Aluminum
Kaiser
8-15
$1
933Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Johnson
7-16
9-
Louis
St.
&
Nashville
4.25%
Common
8- 1
Hart,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred C
Johnson
9-15
8-15
15c
50c
62'Ac
20c
$1.25
$1.06'A
(quar.)
3%%
Johnson Ranch
$1.37%
IJarris
—
10-17
9-
30c
,
10-17
11-
97'Ac
$1.05
T—
7-18
7-18
11-
62'Ac
10- 1
9-20
62'Ac
1-2-53 -12-20
62'Ac
4-1-53
3-20
$1.50-^
1- ' 7-14
(quar.)
$6 pfd.
Light.
Corp., common
53A%
8-
7-11
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4'A% preferred A (quar.)
,
8-
& Johnson—
3'A%
'A.) & Co., 5'A% preferred (quar.)_
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Harrisburg Gas Co., common (quar.)_
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.).*
B
Johnson
8-15
preferred
$4.25
A
preferred
8-21
9- 1
common
Knitting Mills,
Jewel Tea Co.,
6
9-15
933Ac
(quar.)
common
9-25
$1.06'A
B
Inc.,
7-15
3-11
9-15
10-15
&
Corp.
Macco
35c
(increased) —
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
10-15
4%%
Lynch
2
37 %c
(quar.)
7-16
9-10
7-21
9-
1
Lucky Stores. Inc.
(quar.)
Luzerne County Gas &c Electric—
7-15
9-15
87 %c
1
9-10
10-14
1
7-31
25c
preferred
4'A%
12-
1
8-
25c
Heintz,
Jantzen
6-30
11-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(F. L.) Co., 5% preferred
Jacobs
8-15
7-14
75c
(s-a)
(quar.)
R. I.)—
preferred
&
4%
7-15
1
&
preferred
non-cum.
Louisville
35c
-
(quar.)
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Ironite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred (quar.)
43A%
7-31
.'
Class
.
Henderson
5c
8- 1
10- 1
9- 2
9-30
30c
common
preferred
Power
8
7-19
8-
(quar.)
Louisville
8-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Louisiana
2
7-21
7-19
1
8-
(quar.)___—__
preferred
2
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)^
:
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
....
Iowa Southern Utilities,
common
(quar.)—
1
8-
preferred
convertible
2
9-
9-20
12-23
8-1
8- 1
10-
y
7-
30c
'
1-2-53
,
r 22'Ac
(quar.)__
Dock
7-
3.75%
8-11
&
1
(Providence,
common
Coal
1
—
,
1
10c
8-
35c
preferred
(quar.)___
—
8-
*$1.50
Public Service,
Theatres
Boston
t83Ac
(quar.)
2
9-2
$1
convertible
5%
7-17
8-7
$1
15c
(quar.)____
convertible
8-29
8-5
•
$1
Inc.
t$1.75
(initial s-a)
Trust
(quar.)
5%
9-20
*
8-
11'Ac
5%
25c
9-
9-2
10c
common
5%
Lta^,," ?
8-5
*25c
Long Island Lighting Co., common
5
>.
(quar.)
Extra
7-15
8-15
8-
preferred
8-
2
9-
■
Pipe Co.—
preferred
Loew's
8-15
8-15
8-20
11-19
2-19
8-20
11-19
2-19
*25c
preferred
Lorain
V(^,.|80c
1
9-12
9-12
9-2
(quar.)
8%
"
Extra
8-15
9-10
8-15
8-15
8-.1
9-19*
8-
(quar.)
8-
7-21
10-24
7-12
7-12
8-30
8-30
8- 3
1
1
Finance of Rhode Island,
Preferred
(quar.)
8-19
com.
B
8-15
6-30
7-31
8-26
8-13
50c 3-10-53
Ltd.—
A 7(quar.)__
Class
.
Local
7-18
9-10
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
Lockwood-Dutchess,
8-1
.
original capital.
guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed
7-18
35c
9- 1
87'Ac
9- 1
$1.10
9-10
$1.10
12-10
$1 3-10 53
:, 50c
9-10
50c * 12-10 '
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
Groceterias
Loblaw
1
$1
"
(quar.)
Miami
Special
Special
Special
6-30
7-31
35c
preferred
$2.60
11-25
.
tquar.j
7-14
1
1
8-
87'Ac
common
(quar.)
8%
3c
811-
3uc
37'Ac
60c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Lock Joint
Extra
8-25
2
preferred (initial quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Investors
8-29
Co.,
Paper
(quar.)—
1
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Hanna
(M. A.) Co., class A common
4'A%
8-
convertible
convertible
6%
11-27
9-12
preferred
Hammermill
8-30
9-
$1.12'A
Corp. (reduced).
Investment Foundation,
common
50c
5%
9-10
17c
$1.25
$1.75
par)
($100
preferred
7-14
7-15
7-15
9- 2
50c
nnmrnon - •
Original capital
Original capital
7-31
Inter type
8-28
8- 1
9- 1
7-30
t$1.25
$$1.25
7-l»
(quar.).:—
Interprovincial Pipe Line. Ltd.
Interstate
Engineering Corp
8-28
8- 1
8-29
*35c
common
7-15
1
preferred ($5 par)
(quar.)
Products Corp. (quar.)
$1.40
$1.12'A
$1.06'A
50c
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
8-
8-30
preferred
$1.40
75c
preferred (quar.)
8-
15c
—
(Ind.)—
Carbonic Corp., common
Little
8-31
Co.,
preferred
Liquid
9-10
9-29
50c
$1
_
~
'
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
Link Belt Co.
9-10
1
Life
7-15
8-1
25c
Service
$1.50
8-20
1
(quar.)
International Utilities
9-15
9- 2
8-15
11-15
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
9-12
5%
9-10
10-
(quar.)
Myers Tobacco Co.
Printing
$3.50
6-25
10-
12c
Quarterly
Quarterly
3%%
7-31
*15c
Shares
11- •
,
40c
Fund
National
8-20
9C
Trust
&
8-20
1
$1.12'A
Co., Ltd
-
8- 1
8- 1
7-28 *•
8- 1
9-15
7-31
8-15
9-10
75c
96 %c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lincoln
4
25c
7%
7-18
8- 1
112'Ac
1
9-
International
7-10
*50c
t50c
25c
Ltd
Co.,
9-
72c
7%
8-15
7-31
8- 1
/
125c
*$2
(quar.)
preferred
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Lincoln
*40c
(quar.)
pfd.
Bros.
*20c
preferred A
4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
Liggett
1
(1.06%
Ltd
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
8-15
8-
137'Ac
Holdings,
International
8-20
25c
Co.—
Harvester
preferred
7%
8-15
8-15
8-
7-10
9-19
profits.)
4'A%
Corp.,
International
7-10
—
Business Machines Corp.
International
1
7-10
8-
7-
shares (11c from
inc. and 14c from security profits).
net
4
9-
7-10
8-
Corp.
Industries,
Stores
Lexington
Group
Bond
and
8-
1
~~
Securities
Realized
0
1
(quar.)
—
Stock
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Cementing
Well
Hamilton
_
7-
8-
8-
Silica. 6'A% preferred (accum.).
Ingersoll-Rand Co,
1
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Insurance
Group
shares
(1 l/10c from
ordinary
income
and
19/10c
from
8-15
1
$1.25 3-31-53
$1.25
9-30
$1.25
12-26
$1.16
10- 1
*40c
8- 1
Products,
Gurney
2
8-
9-
10-
Industrial
9-
50c
preferred
preferred
preferred
$5
7-21
37'Ac
25c
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
5%
Sugar
Mobile
1
Co.
Brewery
preferred (quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
Gulf
7-21
8-
75c
10c
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible
Griggs
1
Extra
Co.—
preferred
Hydraulics,
5%
(quar.")
Copper Co.
non-cuin.
Greer
(quar.)—
Co., Inc.
convertible preferred
Brownhoist Corp.
5%
8-
56'Ac
25c
*12'Ac
*12'Ac
50c
50c
Dredge & Dock (quar.)
—
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Cananea
Greenfield
Industrial
,
(quar.)
(H.
7-15
31'Ac
25c
Great West Coal
Greene
4-15
8-1-53
25c
25c
(accum.)
preferred
Co.
Lakes
5-1-53
Lerner
Tire
&
Leslie Salt
*25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
I-15
Leighton
7-15
7-18
$1.25
(quar.)
Products Co.
Indianapolis Water, 5% pfd. A
4%% preferred B (quar.)
3
7-
1
8-
8-
* 3 71/20
25c
Sons, 3.85%
(J.)
Lincoln
earnings)
Steel
Indiana
2-1-53
9-15
(quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Great
7-17
Corp.—
convertible
Grand
7-22
8-15
Lees
7-21
9-16
9-1$
12"12
12-17
8- $
12-31
12-31
8-15
11-15
8- 1
9- 1
8- 6
56'Ac
Secord
Rubber
Lee
7-25
8-20
40c
-
-—
accumulated
7-22
7-31
10- 1
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
Graham-Paige
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
Co.,
A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
National
Grafton
7-31
$2
$2
$1.50
$2
$2
$1.50
$2
(quar.)
preferred
Grace
5
9-
& Co.
8%
6%
6-30
6-30
8-
&3AC
/«
Canada Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Ltd., common
$1.50 conv. partic. preferred (quar.)
Incorporated Investors (out of current and
6-30
1
9-25
150c
75c
56'Ac
(quar.)
com.
1
8-
6-30
1
55C
(s-a)
Quarterly
1
8-
8-
1
8-
51c
A pfd.
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of
6-30
8-15
10c
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber
1
$1.75
15c
37'Ac
75c
$1
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
8-
1
8-
40c
preferred
Grace
b-15
8-
(Canada) —
Imperial Life Assurance Co.
4
Amer.
of
Semi-annual
rf'fjGlobe-Wernicke Co.,
1
«-
8-15
25c
$1.50
35c
$1.37Va
$1
40c
62'Ac
87'/2c
125c
$$1.25
50c
50c
50c
$1.25
$1.27'/a
5c
$1.25
25c
56'Ac
(quar.)
11-
series
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred (quar.)__.
Illinois Zinc Co.
(quar.)
8-21
9-10
11-15
$1.50
(quar.)
convertible preferred
General
(quar.)_
Co.,
Power
(quar.)
4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Candy snops, Ltd. (quar.)
Legare Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (accum.)
$3
4.08%
Co.
Quarterly
Laura
Lewis
conv.
non-cum.
Illinois
General
6%
6%
7-10
$1.25
93 %c
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
Machine
Lane Bryant, Inc.,
12-19
$1
^
B
-
7-31
9-30
9-30
15c
15c
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Class
5
9-
9-12
29c
15c
15c
-
class
inc.,
(quar.)
A
Class
a-ao
12-30
B
Landls
25c
Co.
RR.
7
7-21
*^5c
45c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
8
7-
1
*30c
(quar.)
Illinois Central
7-10
1
Brick
Illinois
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
—-
common
preferred
8-
1
8-
$1.2o
(s-a)
Co.,
Power
8
8-
tl.zo
(quar.)
pre/erred
4%
50c
Motors
preferred
6%
8-
50c
Extra
General
$5
Idaho
8-
$1.25
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)_—
Inc.
"B"
9-
>
(quar.)
(Alfred),
Class
$1
50c
common.,
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
11-10
87 Vac
$3.50 pfd.
Corp.,
11-10
11-25
$1
(s-a)
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred C
General
11-25
25c
—
8-29
Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred
$1.16
Lamoert
25c
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
Finance Corp.—
preferred A (s-a)
General
Door,
preierred
preferred
7-15
8-
30C
3
(quar.)
Refrigerator Co.
7-15
1
810-
25C
8-20
1
9-10
Co
Car
Motor
9-15
20C
(quar.)
9-10
2&c
—
(quar.)
Bay Mining & bmeiung Ltd. (quar.)
8-15
common
quar.)
(quar.)
Hubinger Co.
General
6%
preferred
25c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
General Cigar Co., common
7%
7-18
$2
Co.,
$4
37'Ac
pfd.
$1
(quar.)
(increased
Common
8-12
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
$1.50
3
9-
45c
1
8-
8-15
56 'Ac
(quar.)
common
Lakeside
Lighting & Power Co.—
Houston
Inc.—
(accum.)
Co.,
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
Houien
When
per
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
1952
Monday, July 28,
.
Holdera
When
Per
Holdera
When
Per
8hare
Name of Company
.
.
4%%
Paper
Co., Inc.
Co.
Mills,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
59%c
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(369)
•
Per
Name of Company
Morris
Plan
$2.25
share
Corp. of America,
Royal Rice
(G.
Mutual
olb
quar.)
—
,
C.)
Mills,
Co.
Chemical
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)_
of
cents
from
realized
income
Automotive
Biscuit
7%
5
(reduced)
common
&
Electric
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Welding
A
preferred
Macnine
Steel
York
York
Air
3.75%
(quar.)
4%
pfd.
7-15
8-
1
7-11
7-30
7-18
&
Co.
Engineering
7-31
8-
7-3J.
8-
8-15
Oliver
United
Inc.
•
Pacific
1
5%
Corp.
World
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
7-16
8
7-31
(quar.)
preferred
B
preferred
E
preferred
D
Shoe
7-21
9-10
8-20
8-
7-18
Class
1
7-18
7-17
Reynolds Metals
8-
7-18
7%
1st
preferred
7%
2nd
preferred
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
8
7-18
10-1
9-20
8-
1
10-
2
•
Inc.,
3% %
preferred
Voting
9-25
trust
1
7-21
7-30
7-18
8-
9-
2
7-14
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-
1
8-20
9-30
9-20
7-31
7-15
-
Gas
&
Co.
Bank
Valley RR.
&
($10
1
9-
5
8-15
9-
5
8-15
50c
Rockland
9-15
9-
2
8-11
8-
8
50c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
10-
1
9-18
19c
8-
1
7-21
93%c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-21
9-15
8-15
75c
5c
28C
8-20
7-
1
7
(accum.)
50c
12 %c
H
1
1
7-22
25c
7-30
7-30
7-18
$1
:
9-
1
$1.02%
9-
0-
1
8-15
8-15
25c
7-15
Rolland
7-31
(quar.)__
9-
2
25c
Light & Power Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
9-10
12-10
12-
1
15c
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
t20c
9-
2
8-15
8-
5
6-13
8-
1
7-19
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
20c
8-15
8-15
7-
American
7-31
7-29
8,
8-
1
1
7-15
8-15
7-22
8-
7-21
1
tered
7
7-21
8-
1
7-15
0-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-20
1-2-53
12-20
7-31
7-11
8-
7-18
1
8-15
10-
8-
1
1-2-53
8-
1
9-20
12-20
7-31
5
7-18
7-
9-26
7
9-16
9-15
8-30
9-15
8-30
Paper
Rose's
deposit
-
Croix
Paper Co.
5%
St. Regis
$4.40
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
Quarterly
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
5%%
preferred
Scott Paper
$3.40
Mfg.
8
Common
8
$4.50
8-15
3
1
9-
1
8-
1
10-
1
9-
8-15
11-
1
1-31
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
27 %C
8- 1
7-18
85c
8-
1
7-17
$1
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
;
8-15
91 %c
9-
1
8-14
$1.07%
9-
1
8-14
25C
8-
1
7-10
50c
Scythes &
5%
8-11
7-18
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Air Line RR.
1
8-11
9-
1
8-11
Seagrave
9-
1
8-11
Securities
1
9-10
Corp.
Acceptance
preferred
1
1
1
9-
1
t3lV4C
8-12
-
(quar.)__
$1.25
9-26
9-15
$1.25
12-26
12-12
30c
(Omaha),
com.
8-15
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
40c
8-
1
7-15
$1.06
9-
2
8-15
Selected American Shares
12c
7-28
25c
8-
7-17
(quar.)
(reduced s-a)__
1
7-15
40c
9-15
8-29
$1.50
(quar.)
10-15
9-22
Seven-Up Bottling Corp.
Antonio, Texas)—
$1.06'A
8-
40c
8-1
7-8
$2
'8-9
7-30
30c
7-31
'
7-16
25c
9-10
8-28
15c
9.10
8-28
par)
quar.)
(quar.)_
25c
8^
l4
7-21
8-
1
(s-a)
A
(quar.)
Shea's
preferred
Winnipeg
Class
A
(quar.)__
$1.06%
(quar.)__
I30c
Brewery,
50c
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
25c
0-
1
8-18
10-
1
4%
Inc.
1
7-22
10-
2
9.
2
9-
2
t27%C
8-15
7-31
1
7-21
8-
1
8-
1
7-21
$1.10
8-
1
7-21
(quar.)
$1.06%
8-
1
7-21
(stock
dividend)
1
7-
8
1
7-
8
1
7-24
7-15
9-10
8-
5c
8-28
8-15
$1.12%
8
8-29
9-15
10c
B
&
8-29
11-28
8-
1
$1
8-
1
40C
9-
2
8-
1
156 %C
7-15
;
7-15
8-20
7-15
150c
10-
1
y9-12
162%c
10-
1
y9-12
112%c
10-
1
y9-17
(accum.)_
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)__
Light, $7 pfd.
25c
9-
2
8-15
12yac
8-15
8-
5
Spring Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
50c
7-15
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7- 7
}20c
(reduced)—
8-
110c
}20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
7-30
7-15
115c
(quar.)—
'
Canada, Ltd.,
&
1
8-
30c
A
(quar.)_
(A.)
9-10
12-10
$1
(William J.) Co
Brock, Ltd., class
8-
1
7-
7
Inc
30c
8-15
7-31
37 %c
_
(quar.)
9-12
8-29
7-31
7-15
25c
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Stevens
P.)
(J.
&
Corp.
Strutherfc
Wells
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Corp.,
H
7-31
7-21
25c
Co.
preferred
HO
7-28
56c
(quar.)
Strawbridjge & Clothier,
25c
1
7-19
(quar.)
7-18
8-15
8-
1
31 %c
(quar.)
common
8-1
35C
(quar.)
common
8-15
8-
1
.
Suburban Electric Securities Co.—
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$4
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Suburban
6%
Gas
A
preferred
Sullivan
Sun
Service,
preferred
6%
$1
A
prefeired
5%%
convertible
Sunshine
Co.
Power
Gas
Lines,
Inc.
(quar.).,
—
—
&
—
Securities
deposit
Trust
rets,
ordinary
Trinity
Universal
Tyer Rubber Co.,
Union
Asbestos
Union
Electric
$4.25 pfd.
Rubber
&
Co.
preferred
$3.70
preferred
preferred
Gas Co.,
(quar.)
Aircraft
9-15
8-26
8-26
8-
7-10
1
1
8-
7-10
8-15
7-31
62 %c
8-
1
7-14
50c
9-
2
7-31
60c
9-
9
8-
$1.06 y4
9-
1
8-15
$1.14
9-
1
8-15
37 %C
8-
1
7-10
65c
5
7-31
63 %c
7-
8-
1
7-23
2
3
15c
9-
8-15
8-
6
11-15
11-
8
40c
9-12
8-15
62 %C
25c
10-
1
8-15
10-
8-29
9-18
8-
6
1
9-10
8-15
7-18
7-18
(quar.)
8-15
7-18
$1.12%
(Canada)
8-15
$1
8-15
7-18
125c
25c
50c
(quar.)
8-
88-
1
7-
4
1
7-21
9
7-11
Corp.—
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Biscuit Co. of
America, common
(quar.)
preferred
50c
$1.12%
9-
2
9-
2
10-15
8-15
8-13
10-
2
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
87 %C
$3.50 convertible pref
United
Corporation,
Class
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
7-15
8-15
B
&
7-15
Tool, class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
8-30
7-31
15c
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-10
8-25
9-10
8-25
140c
(quar.)
—•
Coal
Cos.
(quar.)
Extra
United
138c
1
8-
25c
B
Drill
United
Fuel
Investments, Ltd.—
6% class A preferred (quar.)
United Gas Improvement Co.
(quar.)
United Shoe Machinery,
common
(quar.)__
S.
1
9-15
9-15
92 %c
California
convertible
U. S.
10-
1
75c
87 %c
Co
5%
S.
12 %c
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
of
United
6%
9-11
Missouri—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Lumber
Co.
of
(quar.)
preferred
United
8-29
9-25
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
$4.50
8-20
12-
25c
Co.
True Temper Corp., common (quar.—)
208 South La Salle Street (quar.)
United
1
9-10
25c
Insurance
1
Quarterly
Oil
10-
1-1-53
Gas
Pipe
Line
Corp.—
(quar.)
Transtates Petroleum, Inc., 6%
pfd. A (s-a)
Union
5
7-16
5%
preferred
Union
8-
2
regis.
preferred
$2.55
$4.50
5
8-
Co., Ltd.—
for
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Trane Company (quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (increased s-a)
$4
7
9-
$1.14
Glass
Edison, 4(4%
4.56%
8-
$1
(quar.)
(interim)
Toledo
9-10
1
$1
(quar.)
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Amer.
1
9-
50c
Mfg., 2.40% pfd. (quar.)
Company, $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Guarantee & Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Title
7
10-
27 %c
50C
(quar.)
Thermoid
Tobacco
8-
$1
—
(quar.)
—.—
4.56%
7-10
2 61®6 C
(quar.)
40c
Steel
&
Sulphur Co.
Extra
Texas
7-16
1
9-20
40C
Natural
Gulf
8-18
8-
25c
2nd preferred
Iron
Corp.
Tennessee
Texas
7-18
30c
(quar.)
Taylor Wharton
Tennessee
7-18
7-31
HOC
(quar.)
A
7-18
7-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biscuits, Inc. (quar.)
Steel Corp. (quar.)
Superior
it
series
Ltd
pfd.
common
4(4%
10-15
37 %c
Mir>es,
class
Corp.,
7-15
1
7-31
37 %c
(quar.)
4%%
Co.,
Oil
1
11-
6%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
8-
$1
common
Consolidated
Oil
Sunray
U.
8-
7-15
1
Stern & Stern Textiles,
U.
8-
1
8-
20c
(quar.)
Sterling Brewers,
7-31
8-
8-
& Sons—
Steel
Preference
7-31
30C
5c
56 %c
common..
(quar.)_.
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc.
8-15
5%
Securities,
preferred
10c
convertible
Stein
7-21
$1.03%
(quar.)
Steel Co. of
8-15
15C
(quar.)
8-
97 %C
convertible
Class
t75c
of America
92 %C
preferred
Stange
t25c
Corp.
Quarterly
8-15
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Stanley
7-15
2
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Sheraton
1
Standard
8
8-25
8-
10-
156 %c
Extra
Sheraton,
10-15
t50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
B
B
7-31
9-
Service
Investments &
Class
10c
7-15
1
28c
Public
(quar.)
preferred
United
Sharpe & Dohme Inc., $4.25 pfd.
Shawinigan Water & Power, com.
4% preferred A (quar.)
4%%
1
8-15
8-
7-15
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
Standard Silica Corp. quar.)
(San
7-21
50c
preferred
class
Class
Co.—
(initial
Common
Houston
of
8-29
9-15
4
7-31
Standard Power
6-27
(from invest, inc.)
Seton Leather Co
9-12
31 %c
Paving & Materials, Ltd., com...
Participating convertible preferred (s-a)__
Participating \
:
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
70c
quar.)
Standard
7-25
12 %c
3iy4c
Corp.
1
1
(E. R.)
Union
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
Gear
$4
8-12
Co.
8-
8-
$1.25
(increased
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
;
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.—
4%% redeemable preferred (quar.)
9-19
9-
6
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Squibb
9-19
10-
t35c
common
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-18
9-
6
$3.50
15c
preferred
non-cumulative pfd. series A
non-cumulative pfd. series A
9-
5%
A
preferred
Seaboard
5%
(quar.)
series
Co.
Common
7-25
30c
—
Co.—
8-15
$1.20
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Spokane Portland Cement, common
7-17
Co.—
7-16
8-
Transcontinental
(quar.)
1
20c
Spencer Kellogg & Son, Inc. (reduced)—
Spencer Shoe Corp. (reduced)
:
Spiegel, Inc.—
1
11-15
5
8-
8-
preferred
Special
5
8-
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
8-
8-11
12-
7-
8-15
..Thatcher
t20c
Scranton Electric Co. (quar.)
Schenley Industries, Inc._.
11-
7-
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
8-15
1
A
preferred
11-15
9-
12-15
5
7-31
55c
4.40%
4.25%
6-30
9- 2
UOC
4.30%
7-30
1
9-16
12 %c
Class B
3.65%
92 %c
class
5
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
7-28
7-15
8-
8-
12%c 2-15-53
12-18
11-6
8-15
7-
t40c
preferred
4.15 %
5
$1.25
12 %c
;
12-20
11-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
8carfe
8-26
7-11
1
$1.10
1st
Antonio Transit Co.
San
t$1.75
9-10
7-31
10-
(quar.)_
Quarterly
$1.25
preferred "A" vtc." (quar.)
conv.
350
50c
t$1.06
70c
Lawrence Flour Mills, 7% pfd. (quart¬
et. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.
5% conv. preferred "A" vtc. (quar.)
Scovill
B
(quar.)-
8t.
9-15
8-
(quar.)
Gas
3.90%
regis¬
25c
com.
5
7-31
Electric—
preferred
3.70%
Swift
ord.
Ross (J. O.) Engineering (quar.)
& W Fine Foods, 4%
preferred (quar.)
3aguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%%pfd. (quar.)
8-1
8-15
for
Stores
25c
8
9-20
1
receipts
10%
10 and
9-2
8-
(quar.)
(final)
5,
$4 preferred
Scotten Dillon
25c
Ltd.
Co.,
Ltd.,
7-31
7-
80c
Common
7-11
$1.16
6-30
8-15
30c
Southwestern
8-15
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
7-30
7-31
1
Extra
7-18
56(40
(reduced)
8-
00
150c
1
6-30
37 %c
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Drug
(quar.)
$1.25
8-15
7-30
28c
Southern States Iron
Roofing, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Associated Telephone—
7-21
8-
(quar.)
8-15
4.65%
non-cum.
Stouffer
(quar.)
7-
1
Southwestern
7-23
(quar.)
7-15
25c
(no
10-
9-10
8-
50c
(quar.)
Natural
7-21
pfd.
Extra
non-cum.
7-25
30c
(Brooklyn)
par)
1
(quar.)
Extra
common
8-
7-31
com.
;
Machine
7-15
10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-7
$1.01
(quar.)
Extra
1
$1.25
Peoples National
Co.
7-15
8-
7-10
9-20
Railway Co.—
5%
8-28
Electric
&
8-15
$1.10
Coke
Co.
(quar.)__
dividend)
(quar.)
Ages Corp.
$1.17%
:
Peoria & Bureau
Cement
Inc.
Mills
8-1
90c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Light
1
50c
Quarterly
5%
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt
7-10
8-
preferred
of
J75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-28
preferred
4% %
Rock
9-10
7-29
1
28 %c
&
Southern
7-21
t27c
-
(quar.)
preferred
4.10%
7-17
8-30
4%
7-21
1
Co.—
Co.
Gas
7-15
1
35c
(quar.)
Mills, Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
Rochester
1
8-
8-
40c
(quar.)
com.
Robbins
4.50%
8-
15c
A
Gas
.
7-30
50C
J25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rice
8-15
25C
•'
J25C
Roanoke
7-18
7-17
5
8-
8-19
22 %C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Gas
Southern
7-21
7-25
25C
$1.25 participatihg class A
8-15
7-31
1
$1.25
certificates
Riverside Cement
Brand
8-
8-15
8-14
(quar.)i-
(quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas—
33c
(quar.)
7-21
25c
Corp.
River
25c
C
1
50C
common
9-25
7-30
31'Ac
(s-a)
8-
50c
common
(stock
common
Oil
33c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
preferred
Co.
preferred
Richfield
7-18
2
10-
Rich's,
1
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
2
(quar.)
Tobacco,
7-31
8-
9-11
2
^
class
(quar.)
Copper & Brass,
Inc.,
7-24
1
9-
B
Stix,
7-15
8-
7-18
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Revere
1
7-24
7-31
Power
preferred
4% %
9-
&
Renold-Coventry,
Reynolds (R. J.)
7-25
1
1
(Dayton, Ohio) (quar.)
Engineering Co
Electric
8-25
8-
1
—
1
8-
Indiana
7-31
8-
:
Co.
8-
1
Company
7-15
50c
preferred
A
Co
Reliance
5
8-25
pfd.
(quar.)
Canada
1
37 %c
Canada, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
8-
8-
10-
(quar.)_____
of
2
25c
3.70%
50c
_
4
conv.
preferred
Southern
8-15
2
93%C
(quar.)
2
t20c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.,
5%
B
Roller Bit
Regal
7-21
J35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
9-
12V2C
quar.)
56'/4C
25c
—
9-
75c
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
9-
8-29
37 %C
Pile
common
9-30
-
45c
preferred
4.70%
com.
Ovvl
Reed
7
(Phila.)—
Co.
4.05%
New
Inc.
9-30
2V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Old
Concrete
40c
Co.
tl5c
(quar.)
Reliable Fire Ins.
2%c
:
Co.
25c
25C
Class
8-15
•
25c
com.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5%
Reed (C. A.)
Co., class
9-5
8-1
,
Red
9-5
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
A
Co.; common
preferred (quar.)
3%%
7-17
5c
Corp.
Inc
Grocery, 4%% pfd.
Securities (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Pennsylvania Electric,
Perkins
Light
Reading Co.,
8-
$1.12%
preferred
Investment
Permutit
M.)
&
Rayonier,
8-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Penmans, Ltd., common
Peramente
(J.
7-18
1
32'/2C
pfd.
$1.50
t25c
Purina
9-5
8-15
10-
9-10
75c
$1.32
Peoples
Shares,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Raymond
$1.25
preferred
4.25%
Participating
7^-21
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Distribution
1
(quar.)
$1.32
;
Quarteily
90c
preferred
Southern
8-20
(quar.)_
Alegre Sugar Corp
Quaker oats Co., 6% preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Edison,
(quar.)
4.80%
8-15
9-
125C
1
California
Southern
7-18
9-13
8-
(quar.)
4%
preferred
Casualty
4.40%
8-15
75c
Randall Company
Peninsular Telephone—
„
20c
t20c
(quar.)__
Quarterly
r
8-29
8-29
8-29
$1.12%
(quar.)
pfd.
8-29
9-30
7-21
50c
pfd.
9-30
9-30
8-29
59%C
A
8-29
35c
(quar.)____
7-31
9-30
$1.02
1
50c
common
Steel
$1
common
8-15
40c
(quar.)
$1.17%
1
25c
com.
com.
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
Distillers
prior
$1
84c
Gas,
(quar.)
8-
35c
Airways, Inc.-
L
$4
preference
10-
Peabody Coal Co.—
&
&
preferred
10-
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Penn
div.
(quar.)_^
Electric
7-15
Hampshire—
Ralston
22'/2c
Corp
Paton Manufacturing
-
preferred
Service
New
of
(quar.)
preferred
St.
Parke, Davis & Co
Parmelee Transportation
.
Co.
Radford
15c
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Peerless
8-15
8-15
$1.25
5°fr.
Iron
9
6-28
9-15
50c
Southern California Petroleum
Corp.—
6% preferred (quar.)
;
7-25
7-28
75c
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.48%
8-15
2
20c
5%
conv.
7-14
1
9-
15c
'quar.)
5%
8-
1
2
7-18
50c
preferred
Peden
2
8-15
2
7-21
20c
class
4 V2 %
preferred
9-
8-
9-
1
t$l
(quar.)
pfd.
Oil
Tilford
25c
t$l
(s-a)„
8-
8-
$1
preferred
&
7-12
9-
7-30
50c
;
Light, 5%
Co.,
1
Quincy Mining Co. (resumed)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
20c
common
4%%
Chemical
8-
Punta
7-15
50c
,
Motors
7-12
$1.17%
com.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
1
8-
25c
pfd.
Corp.,
Co.—
(quar.)
American
1
35c
t$1.75
preferred
Paramount
Colorado,
1
28%c
A
Machinery
8-
4.08%
8-12
20c
$2
Corp.,
Western
90c
7-18
$45c
(quar.)
Aircraft
7-18
1
65c
&
Common
Solar
1
8-
75c
(quar.)
& Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Sloss-Sheltieid Steel & Iron (quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp
4%
8-
(see Franklin Simon).
Corp.
Co.
7-10
7-16
2
40c
(quar.)
1
1
9-
$1.50
common
(quar.)
88-
25c
Ltd
4,56%
8-20
$1.05
3.35%
7-21
'
Public Service—
Package
of
t25c
*25c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
(N.)
7-16
65c
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
&
1
1
2
(quar.)
8-15
37y2c
"(quar.)_
Lighting
10-
8-
$1.06 V*
25c
..
(quar.)
Finance
10-15
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
J
1st
Co.
Oil
Slater
1
9-
(quar.)__
common
Quebec Power Co.
$3 50
*
common
Filters,
Co.
7-
(quar.)
Rice
Products, Ltd.,
class
1
$1.75
(quar.)
1
tlOc
(quar.)
conv.
Company
$1.30
Co.
Skelly
7-21
8-
preferred
Reitman's
(quar.)
B
Pacific
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp., 4%%
9-18
preferred
Public
1
75c
Portland Cement (quar.)
Inc.,
A
Oliver
Power
America
Co., Ltd.,
8-
93%c
(quar.)
common
4.56 %
preferred
1
8-
Oil
Southern
8-15
$1.50
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., com.
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Olcm'te Company (quar.)
Pacific
8-
t$l
*uar-nteen
Leather Co. (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
Pacific
1
8-22
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Industries,
8-30
4.20%
7-11
8-
47%c
Ohio
Co.,
1
8-15
93%C
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Noxzema
Chemical Co.,
common
(quar.)_.
Class B (quar.)
Noyes (Chas* F.), 6% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
17% %
Extra
Inc.
States
Elevator
Public Service
5
of
&
Gamble
10c
„
Class
&
60c
Extra
preferred
Metals
Brothers
Procter
Corp.—
pfd.
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
4.60%
convertible pref.
Steel
conv.
Edison, 3.60% preferred
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
Edison
7-21
ll'Ac
Railway
comihon
Corp.,
Shoe
7-15
1
62 %c
Pressed
RR.—
$1.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Northern RR. of New Hampshire
Nunn-Bush
8-
$1.12,/2
7<-.
Plastics,
1
8-
pfd. (quar.)
50c
North Central Texas Oil
Co.,
Northwestern
8-
$1.25
10c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR..
Illinois
Sinclair
7-15
Smith
*
60c
quar.)
Ltd.
"
Simon
7-10
Co
37y2c
(quar.)
Western Ry.,
Northwest
12-
7-10
Bolder«
When
Payable of Reo.
Ltd.—
;25c
(Franklin)
1
1
Canada,
preferred
&
Power,
preferred
1
60c
convertible
4.70%
9-5
1-2-53
$1.18%
1
(increased
Northwest
1
Mines,
8-
,
10-20
10-
Sigma
8-
preferred (quar.)
•
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
7-22
10-30
7-10
8-
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
8
1
1
Pacific
8-
(quar.)_„
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4%%
9-16
8-15
J5c
Osgood
8-
shares
Sierra
$1.10
(quar.)_
Associates, Ltd.—
(final)
Petroleum
12-12
97%C
(quar.)___«
preferred
15c
State Electric & Gas
Mines,
Northern
7%
1
Co.
Share
of
(quar.)
1-1-53
$1
5%
50c
Brake
Carolina
Park
8-
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Extra
Park
8-29
American
Pioneer
Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
Normetal Mining Corp.-, Ltd.
Pan
10-16
15c
6%
,
8-11
25c
Co
(quar.)
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp.—
f
7-15
2
Common
Shirriff's, Ltd., 5%
Sidney Blumenthal
9-12
4.70%
:
Cotton
preferred
Noranda
Pacific
1
9-
$1.40
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Outlet
8-
35c
Newberry (J. J.) Co.. 3%%
Otis
Pinchin Johnson &
9-12
12-12
1
$1.07%
*
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Phillips Petroleum
50%
A (quar.)
Insurance Co. (s-a)
Merchandise Co. (quar.)_
-Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
62 %c
Fire
New York
preferred
7-15
1
10-
6%
95c
preferred
7-31
10-
1-1-53
Co.—
Philip Morris & Co., 3.90%
8-
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
4.40%
9-29
Shipbuilding Corp.—
(quar.)
York
Electric
preferred
Pubiic Service
Chicago & St. Louis
York
New
Ontario
3.80%
12-29
$1.50
preferred
New
7%
9-30
15c
(quar.)
&
Steam
Common
4%
Philadelphia
Price
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New
Olin
7-15
8-15
2
12-30
15c
Meter,
New
Ohio
7-31
9-
Potomac
England Fur.d__—
Nortn
$1
Co.—
New Process Co.
Norfolk
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
convertible
.$4.50
preferred
Per
Name of Company
Sherwin-Williams Co.
$1.12%
.45
H older t
^
4»A%
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
4%%
2nd
Co.—
preferred
6%
non-cum.
50c
.
(quar.)
Neisner Brothers,
1
$4
5c
Naumkeag
New
8-10
50c
(quar.)
Lead
National
$2.40
$1
15c
.
Standard Co. (stock dividend)
National Starch Products, Inc.
4%%
(quar.)
$1.75
Mfg
National
Neptune
preferred
50c
6% preferred B
(quar.)
National Paper & Type Co.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
2nd
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
class
6%
preferred
non-cum.
5C
class A
$1.40
1st
$4
15c
Quarterly
60c
$4.50
8-10
8-31
56%c
Quarterly
60c
8-12
8-31
Phillips-Jones
(quar.)
National City Bank (N. Y.)
National Department Stores
National
xquar.)
8-30
2c
cents
(quar.)_-
Chemical
National
prexerrea
4.30%
(quar.)_
Inc.
Fibres
Co.,
preferred
1st
prexerred
and
pfd.
Straus-Duparquet,
National
>
$4.oo
profits20c
National
National
7-11
$1.50
Narragansett Electric, 4%%
Nathan
1
$1.50
:
net
8-
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
-
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
from
7-11
37VaC
America—
(quar.)
1
$20c
<quar.)_
Co.
-6%
(15
Payable of Reo.
8-
56%c
.i
—
Murphy
When
Share
Name of Company
5c
50c-
(quar.)
Motor
Finance Corp.
(increased
Mount Diablo Co., (quar.)
Mount
Per
Payable of Reo.
•
(quar.)
com.
Holdera
lc
preferred A
Extra
When
preferred
Fire
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Guarantee
Co.
(quar.)
175c
35c
62 %c
10-
1
9-30
8-
1
9-
5
8-29
7-
3
3
37 %c
8-
1
7-
35c
8-
1
7-15
60c
9-10
8-25
2
8-15
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4 lA %
preefrred
(quar.)
$1.06%
9-
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(370)
United States
4%%
U.
S.
Stock
6%
U.
50c
22'/fee
8- 1
7-18
8-1
7-18
8- 1
7-18
12Vfec
12%c
9-30
12-20
9-15
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred (quar.)
S.
Sugar Corp.,
Common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
.
Extra
C
(quar.)
Preferred
C
(quar.)
S.
Testing
United
Corp.,
United Transit, 5%
Universal
preferred
Oil
Co.
Insurance
Universal
$1.50
8-15
62Vic
8- 1
8-
1
7-15
div.)
Co.,
7-17
50c
$1.06Vi
8- 6
9- 1
7-25
8-15
30c
$1.31 Vi
8- 1
8- 1
7-18
7-18
62Vic
62Vic
10- 1
1-2-53
9-19
12-22
1
7-15
30c
Universal Pictures Co.,
4y«%
Upper
preferred
Peninsula
5V« %
Utica
_
(quar.)
Power
preferred
Knitting
5%
(quar.)
com.
Corp.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Van Raalte
Vanadium
o%
8- 1
8-1
7-15
7-1
9- 1
8-14
60c
8-18
8- 8
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
9-10
12-10
9- 2
12- 1
(quar.)
of America (quar.)
Corp.
Vapor Heating, 5%
preferred
distribute
7-16
7-16
10c
37Vic
(s-a)
Food Co., com.
(quar.)
Co.
unclaimed
8- 1
8- 1
preferred
-
(quar.)
<ouar.)__
any
liabilities
has
five
of
will
Corp.,
5%
new
sales
Net
common-
10- 9
15%c
9- 1
8-21
9- 1
8-22
35c
9-20
9-20
systems to
Division,
United
known
July 15.
pared
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
9-20
9-20
135c
9-10
Walker
&
Warren
Mines,
Co.
(quar.)
common
$4.25
(quar.)
preferred
—
Washington Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Waterous,
(quar.)
Webb &
Ltd., class
A
Knapp, $6 preferred
Wellington Fire Insurance Co.
Rust
on
Kentucky
Coal
Co.
Michigan
Steel
Bunker C,
9-15
8-15
prior preferred
7-15
50c
8-
1
7-10
Gross
4Vi%
Pulp &
preferred
Westchester
Fire
Canada
Insurance
class
Western
Western
5%
„
.
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred A
5%
5%
preferred
Westminster
Class B
(quar.)
7-31
8- 1
7-18
9-15
9-' 5
„
8-
from
1
ry.
Weston
Electrical
class A (quar.)
—
1
7-31
7-31
10-
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.43%
8-
1
1
7-18
8-
1
prior
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Auto
Stores, common (increased)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Whitehall
Whitney
Wilcox
17Vic
31 Vic
8-15
8-15
7-31
$1
9-30
15c
8-15
8-
Blake
Co
15c
9-15
9-
4
(quar.)
25c
8-21
7-28
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Willys Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4.50 convertible preferred ser.
Winters
&
Crampton
Electric
Wisconsin
Power
$1.12 Vi
1
8-15
7-23
$1.50
7-31
7-15
30c
(increased)——
Corp.,
8-15
7-31
27Vic
com
8-
1
7-15
$1.25
(F. W.)
Co.
Woolworth
(F. W.)
8-
1
7-15
50c
9-
2
8-11
& Co., Ltd.—
Amer.
deposit
(quar.)
receipts
for
.
ord.
(interim)
8-22
to
Jr.,
Co.
15%
(monthly)
8-
1
7-18
9-
2
York
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
6% conv. preferred
Co.,
County
Gas
Yuba Consolidated
.'Seller's, Ltd.,
5%
Co.
Gold
1
10-
1
9-10
7-31
7-10
37Vic
50c
Fields, Inc
5c
8-
1
8-
9-20
2,023,928
$116,537
$137,705
$216,168
16,513
68,746
67,897
$100,024
$68,959
$148,271
909
7,205
3,879
$100,931
$76,164
$152,150
Cr3,409
—
46,250
29,800
63,515
♦$667
$54,681
$88,635
$46,364
tax
adjustments
—V.
175,
2182.
p.
Placed Pri¬
borrowed from the First National Bank
shares
is
of
of
preferred
common
stock
the
to become due May
at 3Vz%
1953 through
1,
1960.
retire $92,000
the remainder
both defense and
proceeds from the insurance loans will be used to
Porcelain Steel Co. 5%% convertible bonds and
The
Clyde
corporate
general
purposes
connected
with
production.
borrowings.—V.
bank
1375.
the
from
money
175,
p.
loan
was
used to
other bank
off
pay
White Motor Co.—Refinances Bank Loan—
Trust
and
The
sold, various contracts for $6,256,933
has
company
Co.,
has
contracts.
lease
proceeds—$5,858,348—were used to help pay off $6,000,000
notes the company owed the banks.—V. 175, p. 923.
net
short-term
Wichita Falls Oil Co., Inc.,
The
to Cleveland
Chase National Bank and National City Bank of New York,
assigned the banks chattel mortgage, conditional sale and
company
9,800
Washington, D. C.—Files—-
on July 14 filed a letter of notification with tne
shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
share), without underwriting.
SEC
per
The proceeds will be used to drill three
wells.
to
$0.66
stock
stock.
be
$1.00
$0.66
outstanding
when
$1.47
seven
preferred
represented by scrip have been issued.
tAfter giving effect
effect until after the periods
tions
of
tax
British
Wilcox Oil Co.—Earnings
.
$5,401,324
June
1951
$5,328,667
4,740,653
1952
30—
i
income
Gross
Fall Off—
4,931,870
Ended
Months
Six
x
The
payment
Previous published
or
on
300,000
without
Net
The
underwriting.
will
proceeds
be
for
—V.
share
per
140,000
$448,014
$1.35
$1.59
income^.
income
income
Net
on
90,000
$379,454
taxes
,
175, p. 2119.
used
purposes.
July 23
sold
filed
registration statement with the SEC
a
shares
common
be
to
are
Net
by
($1
par).
Of
these
shares,
150,000
the
proceeds to the company from its
to
the
general
available
for
company
contemplate
new
any
and
proper
The
R.
Robert
were
record
incorrect.
The
Warren.
for
drilling
the
and
are
reported
here.
plans
present
development
selling stockholders
President
Jr.,
Bradshaw,
R.
On
of
will
of
be
the
approximately $250,000 for
modernization of present drilling
as
its
of
oil
and
"follows:
Holds
B.
Bradshaw
Selling
312,001 shs.
37.500 shs.
200,000 shs.
:
75,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
Vice-Pres.-Treasurer
37,500 shs.
April 26, 1952, the company increased its 2,000 authorized shares
par common stock to 1,500,000 shares, $1 par, and the 2,000
$50
issued
On
dates
and
•
names
shares
May
1,
for
changed
were
1952,
the
the
with
after,
Ruth
on
C;.
May 22,
C.,
1952,
increased
issued
outstanding
consisted
Jean
and
company
entire
whose shareholders
of
shares will be
150,000
company
of
7-16
7-1
of
the
purpose.
expenditure
for
sale
of
.
prospectus
7-1
funds
corporate
the
$200,000
properties.
gas
corporate
drilling equipment, $150,000
equipment
change
operations
Provision
issuing company and 150,000 by certain
selling stockholders. The public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment. Paul H. Davis & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and F. S. Moseley & Co. are named as the under¬
this dividend.
holders
dates
each,
company
covering
9
Less Jamaica income tax.
Corrected
$500
Cost of
Wilhead Royalty Co., Houston, Texas—Files With SEC
company on July 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
$135,000 of 3%
income notes, due July, 1962, and 30,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to be offered in units con¬
The
8-1
tax.
y
(not in
923.
p.
general corporate
8-1
15%; resident tax 7%.
income
participation
175,
Warren-Bradshaw Exploration Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
t31Vic
(quar.)
for
stock
The company on July 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $150,000 of 10-year 6% debentures to be issued in denomina¬
Leita
resident
2,882,296
Walman Optical Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
7-15
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
^Payable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source
Non¬
Less
712,886
__
preferred
117Vic
common
preferred
10-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
•Transfer books not closed
a
$3.12
1952 for a gross
adding special
of $110,600, consolidated net income was $11,752,427.
the 440,000 shares sold during February
consideration
of
approximately $12,650,000.
tBefore
$2,240,096
5,878
(est.)
tThis
8-20
25c
Towne
1952—12 Mos.—1951
$3,020,001
*$4,076
taxes
$2.96
adjust.)
shares
3,520,000
♦Including
The
$829,423
(net)
covered).—V.
6-20
25c
25c
(William),
Cab
per share on common stock:
3,960,000 shares (before spec, tax
♦On
covering
of $9 principal amount and two shares of common
along with one $9 note and two common
Royalty Co. at $20 per unit, through Rotan,
Morehead
of
Houston,
Texas.
The company will use its
sisting of one note
stock
of
shares
this
of
Mosle
the
&
proceds
Basin
for
area.
company,
Texhead
the
(See
acquisition of oil and gas royalties
also Texhead Royalty Co. above.)
in
the Williston
writers.
Monthly
Monthly
Yale &
*99,706
$6,602
30,000
added
Yellow
$10,996,901
adjustment $11,752,427
inc. before special tax
net
Earnings
for
1952—3 Mos.—1951
profit
shares
(quar.)___
Woolworth
Wrigley
♦136,484
*195,172
9-26
10-
Co.—
Service
Public
preferred
7-31
15c
preferred (quar.)______
5%
Consol.
*43,661
*96,010
40,000 shares
for
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Wisconsin Power & Light
Wisconsin
788,055
650,022
tOn
1
Mfg.
Rubber
Bros.
Oil
493,287
*118,533
*$9,954
now
special tax ad¬
ended May 31, 1952t$ll,863,027
9-19
Cement
Whitehead
6%
1
mos.
of Chicago
*41,759
403,640
__
shares
White's
5%
8-
5
♦47,028
16,556
♦Loss.
$2,456,250
$96,616
tEarns. per com. share:
^
18,910
$2,729,708
—
incl.
income,
justment for
covering
7-19
7-19
net
Consol.
bailment
7-18
8-
25c
common
12,189
*20,846
Balance
Net
—
:
$97,521
*22,578
profit
inc.
1,256,345
*38,189
$60,762
*189,686
goods sold
Total
1,288,415
1——
*31,629
1949
1950
1951
$656,624
income
478,000
711,000 '
tax
vately—The corporation has borrowed $5,000,0fl0 at 4%%
from Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Bankers
Life Co. and Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
This loan will mature from May 1, 1961 through 1968.
Expenses
Other
$670,925
$750,174
long-term debt
:
The
8-25
$1
com.
Machine,
Ex¬
175, p. 2284.
9-15
10-
50c
prior lien (quar.)
Sewing
Accept
668,711
income
tOn
4%
White
$2
1
9-10
25c
Instrument
J
-
of
Gross
7- 5
7- 5
8-15
U2Vic
$12Vic
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie,
Stock
1 *78,109
sales
Cost
.
general
income)—
An additional $4,300,000 was
railway,
Period End. Jan. 31
Net
'
and
fiscal expenses
*53,356
railway
oper.
$14,592,735 $13,453,151
Whirlpool Corp., St. Joseph, Mich.—Loans
$61,782
Income
Deficit.—V.
Fed.
Westmoreland, Inc.
of
Valcar Enterprises, Inc.—Reports Loss for Quarter-
8- 1
8- 1
11- 3
2- 2
9-12
8-15
$1.25
Ltd.,
quar.)
*
from
stocks
common
*44,097
railway
railway
oper.
from
Net
7-15
7-15
1
8-
$1.25
11-17
$1.25 2-16-53
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
(increased
2
75c
$1.25
preferred A (quar
preferred A (quar.)
5%
9-
40c
31 Vic
(quar.)
common
3%
7-16
30c
and
income
civilian
(quar.)
RR.
1
$1
common
Light & Telephone, com.
preferred
Western Pacific
8-
$25c
;
Insurance,
80%
Co.—
(accum.)
A
Life
Securities
Net
25c
(quar.)_
Ltd
Breweries
Co.—Over
1952
from
to
Co.—
miscellaneous
(less
on
176,
the light fuel oil.—V.
of
Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
Gross
8- 1
8-15
$1.12Vi
Insurance
Western
$2.50
Co.
Paper
applic.
Electric
Federal
From Jan. 1—
(quar.)
Western
7-15
8- 1
17Vic
Stove
May—
Net
$23,055,659 $21,748,067
8,462,924
8,234,916
:
by West Penn Electric Co.
Penn
Administrative
8-11
1
(quar.)
1,000,000 gallons
and
change Offer—See Gar Wood Industries, Inc., above.—
V. 175, p. 2284.
7-31
1
Net
7%
income
of
owned
On
United
673,032
588,888
j
,
....
8-
1
$22,466,771 $21,075,035
handling
fuel oil
complete
the
Foundry
West Virginia
-—
deductions
West
pipe mill of National Tube
Morrisville, Pa., it was made
at
12,095,170
16,228,910
income
income
Balance
Works'
Co.
$103,722,706 $96,820,425
—
65,027,025 63,650,220
-—
Non-operating income
95.
8-
(quar.)
Steel
of
t$1.37Vi
West
two
construct
Fairless
new
p.
Utah
West
will
Co.
the
States
1951
1952
Total
7-16
10-
$1.75
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd.—
5 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Furnace
serve
761,893
359,996
$2.11
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
tax
income
Operating
Pipe Mill—
7-22 A
7-25
7-25
8-15
J20c
(s-a)
com¬
as
8-15
$1.50
„
Federal
Interest
totaled $5,150,000
174, p. 1897.
1952
Light fuel oil will be handled by one system and Bunker C fuel oil
by the other.
Plans calls for tank storage of some 300,000 gallons
8-
25c
(accum.)
31,
1951.—V.
31,
May
on
May
on
8-1
45c
$1.12 Vi
$1.06%
(quar.)_
12 Months Ended May
taxes
1
8-11
8-11
62Vic
(increased)
preferred
5%
Co.,
Light,
Gas
$4.50 preferred
The
8- 4
8-20
25c
(quar.)__
Brothers
Washington
Ltd.
orders
to $4,900,000
to approximately
taxes equal
income
years
-
Subsidiary Companies—
share.
United States Steel Corp.—New
8-11
Amulet
prior
per
1,248,997
"
1687.
175, p.
Miscellaneous
$4.04
Waite
(quar.)
of
NOTE—Unfilled
8-29
8-29
8-29
preferred
refund
50 cents
or
-
1950
$6,623,414
630,286
359,996
$1.75
*
$1.69'
——
West Penn Electric Co.
443,424
$2.77
*239,300
$1.81
„
8-29
$80,000,
$1.25
$1.01
$5
share
per
Co.
176,
1951
1952
earnings
11-3
—_
—V.
$9,613,969 $12,016,804
,
Earnings
being of¬
1951
$6,487,250
1,313,322
610,174
359,996
;
Earnings per share
Income
Nine Months Ended May 31—
Net
$1
Power,
profit after taxes
capital shares
Operating expenses
-
$52,500.
2465.
p.
1,296,736
taxes
Number
Gross
7-10
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
*?4rginia Electric &
of
before
Operating revenues
United Specialties Co.—Earnings—
75c
quar.)
169,
made
be
7-28
of Cuba
(initial
pfd.
Net
<
1952
$7,022,661
Profit
final cash distri¬
the effective date of the plan, a
from any remaining funds.—V.
from
years
bution
"Includes
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
liabilities
contingent
and
$182
of
*
Earnings—
Wayne Knitting Mills—Semi-Annual
6 Months Ended June 39—
Following the $1.10 per share liquidation payment, and upon expiration
115c
Ventures, Ltd.
Vinco
and approximately $35,700 of
stockholders. At Dec. 31, 1953, Utilities will
remaining balance on hand to its common stockholders.
expenses
distributions to
■-
Subscriptions— Un¬
common
Sales
of dissolution
to the
subject
Service
65c
$4 convertible preferred
6%
is
<
•
,
Filed With SEC—
liquidated all of its assets and distributed the proceeds
security holders except for approximately $70,000 which'
its
to
v
First Boston Corp.; Johnston, Lemon &
and associates at $30 per share ex-dividend.—V.
p. 96.
outstanding 25£ par capital stock (equivalent to approximately $1.10
per share), less certain expenses and liabilities existing at the effective1
date of the plan. At Dec. 31, 1951, its assets consisted of $339,491 of
cash and U. S. Treasury securities and 148,055 (approximately 40%)
of
the common
stock of United
Public
Utilities Corp. Utilities has
substantially
12Vic
$2
(quar.)
common
Van Camp Sea
8-
15c
(quar.)—_
pfd. A
f
fered by The
Pennsylvania.
facilities, it is estimated, will cost $798,500.—V. 174, p. 278.
new
thereof
Enterprises, 6%
Valspar Corp.,
7-17
Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
prior preefrred (quar.)
Valcar
,
'
remaining 9,766 unsubscribed shares are
The
the Federal Power Commission
increase the delivery capacity
transmission system in
United Public Utilities Corp.—Plan
8- 1
8- 1
35c
(quar.)—
com.
Extra
been authorized by
held by
this company to its common stockhold¬
shares were subscribed out of the 105,033
stock offered on a one-for-seven basis.
95,267
shares of
The
corporation on July
17 filed a
plan with the SEC for its
liquidation and dissolution; and the Commission has scheduled the plan
for
hearing on Aug. 14, 1952.
In brief, the plan provides for an initial ca^h distribution of approx¬
imately $340,000 in cash to the holders of the 305,992 shares of Its
8-15
9- 2
25c
Co.—Proposed Expansion—
pipeline facilities which will
natural gas
The
7-15
100%
(stock
(quar.)
Tobacco
Leaf
The company has
of its
3
total of 800,0
a
der the offer by
ers,
to construct
approximaite y
all of which are
1952,
of June 30,
Washington Gas Light Co.—Stock
(Continued from paget 8)
United Natural Gas
7-25
(quar.)
Co.
share
each
as
Bradshaws.
and
on the basis of
then held, making
shareholders
for
shares
outstanding
-
7-21
(quar.)—
preferred
$6
Consolidated
Universal
7-29
shares
its
to
common
additional
Warrens
9-30
1- 2
$1
and
Investment News
12- 8
—
Co.
Stores
General Corporation
12- 8
10c
12-20
37Vic
10-10
37Vic 1-10-53
i
Preferred
U.
8-22
12-12
25c
(quar.)
com.
9- 5
1-1-53
75c
Co.,
(s-a)
When
Payable of Rec.
2 V* %
Lines
preferred
Radiator Corp.,
par
Holderi
Per
Share
Name of Company
1952
Monday, July 28,
.
.
.
and
the
of
the
Jackie
shares
above
C.
company
to
84,615
of
100,000
shares,
common
Coronado
shares
Oil
$1
in
par.
ex¬
Company
selling stockholders together
all of Tulsa.
There¬
Warren,
issued
615,385
shares
of
the $1
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Reopens—
prolonged nationwide steel stnke this corporation
some departments July 18 and in numerous other
21 and July 22 following a partial shutdown two
weeks ago, for its annual plant-wide inventory.
Departments reporting for work on the dates mentioned involved
the return of between 5,000 to 5,500 employees,
or
about one-third
of the Toledo working force, it was stated.
By careful planning and by exercising most efficient use of raw
materials, a company spokesman said, Willy-Overland
was able to
maintain
full operations through
July 11—39 days after the steel
strike
became effective.
The inventory-taking had been stepped up
In
spite
of
the
resumed operations in
departments on July
from
the
usual August
date.—V.
176. d.
187.
Working Capital, Inc., Garden City, N.
The
company
on
July 21
filed
a
letter
Y.—Files—
of notification with the SEC
239,800 shares of common stock (par 5 cents)
along with
common stock purchase
warrants expiring Sept. 3, 1963, to be offered
in units of
100 shares of stock and 50 warrants at $125 per unit,
covering
through the W. Harry Young Co, of Garden City, N.
be used for working capital.
will
Y.
The proceeds
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(371)
Montreal Stock
This
tabulation
is
Friday
Exchange
last week's range
which
STOCKS
not
was
re¬
ceived in
time for publication.
The figures are for the
period Monday July 14 to Friday July 18
inclusive.
Canadian Funds
Quebec Power
Royalite
Oil
Lawrence
Sales
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Phr
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper common
*
$1.50
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Aluminium
Aluminum
class
4%
al7%
9
9
45 %
103%
pfd
293
625
98%
98%
75
38%
38
38%
348
4
43%
43%
44%
2,647
43
44
223
450
50
47%
1,735
99% 103%
2,540
24%
24%
1,085
39
39
12%
48%
48%
100
83
83
23
22%
23%
2,824
*
21%
21%
21%
960
0
44
44
—
Telephone
44% '
205
23%
.■-*
23%
100
25
L
&
P
British
Amer
British
American
British
British
Note
35%
35%
36
5,771
_4
—1
Bank
10%
10%
10%
5.216
al4
al4
65
Co—
Oil
4
*
21%
20%
21%
3,530
Columbia Forest Products
0
5%
5%
5%
Columbia
2,485
*
30
30%
310
Class
B
British
Power
—
Mills
Class
B
Building
Corp cl A
*
—
Columbia
Bruck
_
Telephone
Ltd
class
15
33
150
al9
41
a6%
32%
33
*
:
Products
Bulolo
a6%
25
A
__________
al9
ctfs__
class
Cement
$1.30
7%
Press
Canada
Steel
of
Co
Canada
Iron
Canada
34%
33%
34%
Canada
Walker
6.70
6.75
105
*
Canada
'5%
Steamship
825
24
23%
25
3,450
9%
9%
98
98
64
5%
Canadian Canners
_1
series
Canadian
Cottons
Oil
Canadian
Pacific
Companies
Winnipeg Electric
5%
32
180
14
955
16
16%
905
41%
42%
a33 %
a34
20
20
Distillers
14%
14
14%
22%
22
41
27
26%
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
34%
*
——2..
Dominion
—25
&
Steel
*
Glass
common
—*
—:
Royal
This tabulation
ceived
in
is
time
36%
36%
535
30
30
Exchange
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
550
Auto
36%
36 %
37
4,544
21
20%
21
235
8%
9
252
al5%
al6
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Pap Mills Ltd-41
Develop
Fabrics
Co
Ltd—
Belding-Corticelll Limited
Brown Company common
$3
2nd
cum
5
Products Co Ltd
cl
B
-23%
24%
5,636
8.70
8.75
200
75%
79%
760
17%
150
Canadian
Dredge
General
Industries
all
all
50
13%
1,718
Canadian
96
96
-1
7%
56
19%
175
10%
5,820
al5
75
13'/a
14%
14%
2,305
Salt
Canadian
al5
21
21%
255
15%
15%
15%
100
Corp—4
16
15%
16
655
*
13%
13%
13%
16%
16%
16%
4,530
2.50
100
al2
Gatineau
100
common
4
"
5%
preferred
5%%
.—100
preferred
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
Ltd—
Steel
Howard
10
97/a
10%
5,829
47
47%
150
a6
a6
50
*
17%
4
34
17
Dock
Co
Ltd
Ltd
Chateau-Gai
Commercial
Co
4.^
Consolidated
Hudson
Bay
Paper
Standard
Paper
Corp
Dominion
Engineering
Sec
$5
Corp
4.00
9
Can
International
Power
Utilities
30
402
90
—
16%
—
31%
16%
30%
al5%
—
31%
a
125
'
2,130
15%
25
20%
2,025
59%
55%
60
Woods
preferred
11
;
4
a25% a25%
——
*+
Mailman Corp
Massey-Harris
Ltd
Fleet
Mfg
Ford
Motor
Foreign
4
23
a62
Hydro-Electric
7,306
838
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
London Canadian Investment
Corp
Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com
50
97
49%
50
1,860
*
50
280
Mexican
18
18%
150
97
44%
5,730
Minnesota
2,247
Moore
30%
—
31%
1,597
7%
Flour
4%
pfd
Limited
Page-Hersey
Ontario
&
Paper
Ltd
Corporation
com_
Mount
Royal
Metal
Co
1,175
Nova Scotia Lt & Pow Co Ltd
a31%
a32
15
136
al36
5
11%
11%
200
__4
100
——4
-a
--
19%
19%
20
Power
Corp 6%
Purity Flour
Reitmans
19%
20
275
Pow
Co
class A
Mills
(Can)
Co
Ltd
Sangamo Co Ltd
—
4.15
760
3.25
3.25
100
75
135
Southern
10%
11
6,730
Supertest
36
36%
a3.00
a3.00
40
15%
15%
100
a88
a88
5
33
33%
200
22 %
22%
665
(G)
Traders Finance Corp
a22%
a23
609
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
al4%
al5
125
Transvision-Television
-
22%
a23
-
-
45
45
25
a98
a98
20
~
a99 % a99%
10
—5
8%
8%
100
———5
11
11
_4
4.50
4.50
4
3.00
3.00
3.00
540
6%
6%
6%
500
5
a23% a23%
26
25%
26%
-
-40
970
—*
25
25
25%
1,100
*
80%
80
80%
1,641
*
common—.
—i
—100
*
33
—
69%
29%
34
832
al50
al50
5
common
all
50
18
18%
300
4
20
160
53
30
a7%
10
20
53
53
a7%
10
4
23
23
150
4
a22
a22
100
4
Tamblyn
Canada Power 6%
Petroleum
pfd
14
14
100
100
Ltd
112
4
112
al4%
Ltd
32%
class A_
Line—
(Can)
Canada
Breweries
5
14%
50
32%
70
21%
Ltd
35%
25
21%
22%
1,525
14c
4
Union Gas of Canada Ltd.
United Corporations class B
Westeel Products Ltd
Woods
112
a
35%
14c
5
a
25
150
41%
25
21%
Ltd
Manufacturing Co Ltd
_4
21%
225
15% al5%
40
69%
69%
Mines
7.30
7.40
18,200
7,125
10
10
900
14
14
14%
1,040
20c
20c
20c
500
15c
16c
12c
9%C
12c
13,500
43c
-
39c
46c
38,200
20%
1,000
a9.50
a9.60
135
27c
5,500
1.15
300
10%
10%
28c
1.15
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
10%
490
9c
9c
1,000
3%c
3%c
I
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
Mines
Mines
6,000
197/a
Mining & Explor Co Ltd.
22c
22c
Ltd
3,000r
22c
96c
Ltd
96c
2,000
1.20
1.08
2.25
2.20
2.25
72
72
73 'A
Mining Cor Ltd
425
54 %c
51c
55c
29,500
€7c
75c
Fields
Island
Ltd
67c
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
147/a
1.22
14%
2,600
200
700
450
60c
1,500
6c
7%c
5,900
70c
Monpas Mines Ltd
Mountauban Mines Ltd
15
56c
Mogador Mines Ltd
70c
3,600
6c
New Calumet Mines Ltd—
New Goldvue Mines Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Santiago
Mines
Normetal
O'Brien
1.80
48 %C
50
Pato
Gold
Corp
Mines
Copper
Cons
Ltd
1,500
75c
10,900
11c
lie 13 %c
4,500
70.
Gold
Mines
4.90
4.90
1.25
1.25
10o
1.75
Dredging
Corp
4,800
1.25
Ltd
1.75
1.90
2,840
Ltd
500
3.50
3.50
200
37c
36c
40c
17,400
56c
55c
60c
14,900
1.23
Ltd
Perchcourt Goldfields Ltd
Copper
1.95
4.90
Mines
Penn-Cobalt Silver
Quebec
49c
60c
Ltd
Mining
Opemiska
45c
60c
Ltd
1.75
I8%c 18%c
Mines
Ltd
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd—
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
800
22c
1,000
27c
29c
1.26
22c
Que
29c
4,100
Quebec
Smelting & Refining Ltd
97/aC
Quebec
9%c
10c
Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd.
8,500
5%c
5%c
5 %c
1,000
t
Rix-Athabasca Uranium Mines Ltd—
Rowan
1.40
1.39
1.41
a21c
a21c
225
12c
11 %c
14c
14,700
4.60
4.35
4.80
18,910
53c
53c
1,500
5c
5c
2,000
9%c
9%c
Consolidated Mines
Royran
Gold
Fields
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines
Standard
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
5c
Ltd
Steep
Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Tache
6.70
Silver Mines Ltd
United
Corp
40c
United
Lead
Can
Ltd
40c
Waite
51c
13,000
2.18
2.25
12,100
35c
Mines
34c
3.60
69c
70c
Mines
Ltd—
Ltd
9,70
3c
4,10)
7,6C
20%
425
2%c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—.
Mineral Products Ltd
Western Uranium Cobalt Mines
3c
13%
Amulet Mines Ltd
Wendell
13%
20
15,00
58c
55c
58c
37c
36c
6,0
38c
7,500
4.50
Mines
4.65
3%c
2.25
2.25
90 c
Ltd
3%c
90c
90c
3.30
3.55
7.70
7.85
1,001
71c
Wright
4.05
3%c
3.35
Westville
74c
2,100
7.75
7.75
5,100
70c
2,000
Hargreaves Mines Ltd
Yukeno
Mines
Ltd
24,85
1,00
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Mines
Anacon
Lead
Sulphur Mining Corporation__l
Mines Ltd
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Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1,055
Belle
30%
30%
31
560
:*
31%
31
31%
5,696
91
91
100
12%
5
a 12% a
Ltd
Chibougamau
Bellekeno
Mines
Bob's Lake
Gold
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
Gold
Selburn
Bristol
Oils
Calgary
&
class
7.75
Ltd—_
69c
Calvan
Petroleums
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Admiral
Oils
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Devonian
Oils
Rio
Producers
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ltd..
9,900
1.40
100
10
10 %
5.20
5.40
3,150
5,500
1.27
1.30
7,500
1.45
1.43
1.59
55,000
4.95
50
Oils
4.60
5.00
2.48
2.57
4,600
40c
45c
6,600
10
10
10%
3.00
3.00
3-10
500
14
13%
14
1,535
Ltd.
,
Island
4%c
1,000
41c
45c
23,94"
900
Ltd
Petroleums
68c
;71C
31
2.25
200
35e
35c
35c
2.65
2.66
1,800
British & Dominion Oil Ltd
2.82
2.62
2.85
4,600
Continental
2.30
2.30
2.45
12,000
5.00
5.00
300
4.10
3.95
4.10
2,400
11%
National
New
'
2.25
Kroy Oils Ltd
Long
300
42c
Ltd
New
Petroleums Corp Ltd
Oil
Co
of Can
Ltd
Pacalta
Superior Oils of Canada
Oils
Co
12c
12c
2.00C
2,500
26,300
3.30
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
9
3.50
8,700
Pacific
15c
16c
8,500
Pan
2.27
2.35
1,800
Phillips
Oil
Co Ltd—
Quebec
Oil
20c
Development
20c
20c
500
4c
4c
2,000
1
!
1.47
25c
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Limited
al6c
Petroleums
Western
Sapphire
al6c
al6c
18c
18c
500
1
5c
5c
4,000
Tor
1
5c
6c
2,000
Westbourne
4%c
4%C
5.000
Western
1
1,100-
Souris
Sweet
Oils
Valley
Grass
Oil
Oil
American
600
53c
68c
2.10
2.30
78,200
3,350
2.00
2.00
2.10
400
3.30
Ltd.
3.20
3.35
3,770
1.18
1.20
1.27
1.33
7,800
73c
71c
77c
12,000
1.00
1.00
1.02
12,800
2.03
2.03
2.15
3,725
1.20
Co
Ltd—
Oils
Oil
11%
68c
2.20
Ltd.
Petroleums
1
Ltd
101
1.43
1.27
—
95c
5.40
Oils
1.30
6.15
95c
10%
Ltd
Petroleum
Oil Co
967
1.20
6.15
1.45
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Home
1,900
1.40
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd.
Empire
3,550
95c
Petroleums
Cordusun
100
7.35
U7/a
1.20
Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas
Consolidated
13%
6.15
Canadian Pipe Lines Prod
Central Explorers Ltd
Leduc
21,30
7.20
_
Decalta Gas & Oils
Jet
2,50 J
11%
7.20
Ltd
16c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
3.30
13%
Ltd
Oils
Canadian
Central
69 c
Edmonton Corp Ltd
1
100
2,158
Mines
Bailey
2.30
155
24
*
35
4%c
42c
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Altex
1
49%
—100
1
Arnora
Barvalee
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd—
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Abermont
Ud
Co
Homestetad
Ltd—
Oils
Ltd
10c
1
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19%
Malartic
3,500
38c
3.35
Ventures Ltd
Vinray
2,950
2,400
3.45
Corp Ltd
Zinc
&
6.70
3.10
10 %c 10 %c
of
Asbestos
500
6.50
2.18
Trebor Mines Ltd
Tungsten
4,100
2.99
Lake Mines Ltd
Tobrit
Ltd
*
1,300
-
Ltd
Gold
New
1
Gold
46%
3,025
1.01c
15c
New
Ltd
Yellowknife
23%
of Canada
35
Mining Stocks—
Alta
48%
Transport
8,700
16%
93c
1,000
25
41%
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd
46%
41
common
1.35
15%
7.40
Mines Ltd
Canadian
all
18%
100
Corp
1.25
7,000
16
Kayrand Minq Develop Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Lavalie
2,000
93c
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Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Jaculet
1,100
20c
1.30
300
15 %
1,360
73%
100
.—100
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
1
10
pfd—50
23%
Provincial
4.10
4
—
11
—*
—
Mines
2,035
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36
*
—
Ltd
181
17%
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*
—4
preferred
—
1,280
17%
com
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—*
:—100
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Co
2,200
57%
17%
Ltd—__10
1
&
1.65
57.
5
200
19%
common
preferred
1.55
4
32%
&
*
Bros
100
4
Ltd
32
Lt
River
4 'it
24
25
4
Development
Power Corp
a85
24
25
com
Powell
Price
a85
100
Placer
-
201
25
Co
32%
Tubes
Ltd
10
4
Newfoundland
40
Mills
preferred
Penmans
Oil
Distilleries
48%
American
Ogilvie
10
1.65
Corp
Light & Pow Co Ltd
44
Western
Mines
350
100
57 %
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46%
44
48
—
10
Melchers
50
18
Securities
McColl-Frontenac
97
A——_♦
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National Steel Car
25
4.95
425
—
Frobisher
23,800
1.20
8.35
19c
20c
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10
24
4.95
4
8,510
37
9%
1,775
"
Noranda
a62
4
11%
73
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redeemable
750
4
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd common
28%
Locomotive
National Drug &
Preferred
450
34
100
pfd
9
———4
Ltd
23
34
1
class A
red
70
Montreal Telegraph
5%
6%
26%
________——
Montreal
Sec
72
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5%
2,113
23
100
35
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Breweries
Class B
«—•*—
10
35
4
-
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26%
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Molson
Ltd
Pow
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McColl-Frontenac
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— —
a9%
337/a
4
10%
4
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class
---*•—
4
a9%
34%
4
com—__5
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Export
B
900
100
Ltd
East Kootenay Power 1%
pfd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Russell
MacMillan
5.00
7
Worsteds
11
7.50
common
—«.
35
al.05
Ltd
_25
Lang & Sons Ltd
OlftSS
Steel
&
Paper Co
35
25
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the
1,150
4.90
4
9%
41
—
Iron
3.80*
3.15
1.17
Mines Ltd.
Glacier
7,500
6,065
com
Corp
50
9
550
20
com
pfd
100
7
Ltd
__5
common—
International
1%
Woollens
Donnacona
59%
international Petroleum Co Ltd——4
of
Structural
Dominion
10
40
Nickel of
International Paper
Lake
Dominion
20
57
100
6%
5%
all% all%
Ltd_4
—*
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International Bronze
International
665
29%
—1
—
70
al.05
Square Corp
18
4
Acceptance
preferred
325
A__4
cl
Mfg Co
Ltd
Works
Dominion
106
20%
Mining
Canada
35
5%
55%
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4
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103
:—4
—
3
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4
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18
30
•——41
common
1,590
5%
4
common
40
37
157
5
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106
3.95
—*
Husky Oil
1
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
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165
4.00
4
common—
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a24
a
5%
4
preferred
2,065
-
55%
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Ltd
160
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55%
41
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47%
36
1
4
class
175
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36%
100
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55
28
a22%
common
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Wines
34
47
Ltd
18
34
27%
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102%
18
■— —
5
Smith
100
3
—
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Gypsum Lime
Hamilton
100
*
—
General Motors
General
100
100
General
Emerald
3,400
84c
8.25
50
1,030
__4
15
3,348
1
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Marconi
Canadian
10%
26
10%
*
preferred u__L_
19%
10%
26
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—
Canadian
12%
20
__—
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Nocana
26
10%
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Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
Canada Packers Ltd class A
&
High
2.50
1
Class B
17%
Low
100
com
Ltd
Co
79%
17%
;
3.80
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
New
*
preferred
Hosiery
24%
1
preferred
Shares
75
Par
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_4
Co
re¬
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Gair
not
Sale Price
8%
Foundation Co of Canada
Limited
Mines
4.50
71c
83c
747
4.40
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Minda Scotia Mines Ltd
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12c
19%
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17
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4,078
8c
19%
1,300
29% '
figures are for the
period Monday July 14 to Friday July 18 inclusive.
16%
41
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36%
last week's range which
Canadian
Fraser Co's Ltd
50
1,571
for publication.
425
Canadian
27%
29%
Montreal Curb
40
*
&
East Rim Nickel Mines
East
Mackeno
Anglo-Nlfd
23 Mi
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Asbestos
Oils
Malartic
Macdonald
37%
Players
305
27%
28%
10
40
Famous
27%
27%
29%
—
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Electrolux
27%
610
10
Scotia
Canadian Pow & Pap Inv Ltd
5%
preferred
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
21%
10
—
Canadian
__"
21%
10
_____"
360
common
21%
10
—
Dominion
Montreal
Nova
10
—
—
300
12%
3,500
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
Canadienne
200
Donohue Bros Ltd
Duvex
East
Labrador
4,756
Brewery
550
Banks—
2,868
8%
2,000
4%c
5
30
Dow
15
25
18%
——
15
—
25%
30
preferred
Dominion Textile
—
28%
16%
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25
281%
16%
,
15c
3c
8c
958
97
251/4
55%
-
37
97
25%
18%
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&
35%
97
28%
35%
20
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37
*
:
55%
__.
preferred
50
41
—;
25
7%
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216
25
16%
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,
100
23
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25
34%
*
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7.10
23
common
665
2.50
—
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7.10
preferred
27
41
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1,576
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150
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47%
preferred
205
22
,—4
—
300
46%
46%
15%
6%
1,585
22%
class A
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15Va
5%
Butterfly
Ltd
635
125
4
—
Leather Co
4,550
41
66
—
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2.62
107/a
4
common
2,000
15c
19%
229
100
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1,419
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25
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14
4
preferred
5,000
9c
15c
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60
31
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—_5
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4
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Dominion
102
16%
common
.___—:
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2.55
—
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Dome
925
42%
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10%
:
1,000
40c
Mining Co Ltd
17
25
Railway
—
41
9%c
9c
3c
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17
12%
41
preferred
610
9%c
38c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
_♦
67c
1,863
32
Cournor
4,700
Ltd
Malartic
25
Locomotive
Canadian
32%
32%
45
4
Canadian Chem & Cellulose
Canadian
31%
31%
Explorations
2,500
9%c
173
25
——
230
■
2.60
Worts—
common
200
10c
1.30
Ltd
Cadillac Mines Ltd
Ltd
393
41
______
10
27
—
10%
Leaseholds—
(Geo)
10,925
3.95
10c
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65
.
20
common
series
50
45
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25
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Central
102
—*
common
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—
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41
Wilsils Ltd
3,750
2.30
3.95
1.25
Ltd
46%
46%
preferred_____100
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Canadian Celanese
Cockshutt Plow
64
——50
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50
Candego
Fenimore
&
3.00
2.06
25
630
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25
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common
Canadian Car & Foundry
Class A ___i_—_____
$1
390
27%
*
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Canadian Bronze
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68%
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preferred
Canadian
68
27%
100
preferred
68
27%
10
Foundries
40
43%
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Gooderham
Weston
100
39
41
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Cotton
Western
9%
41
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Wabasso
Cortez
40
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United
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2.85
Corporation Limited-
Mines
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Eldona
Thrift Stores Ltd_.
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220
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5
.
181/2
a99
41
common—
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43%
41
Power
Consol
975
6.75
20
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North Power Corp
Safeway Ltd 1st pfd
Canada
2nd
common
1
Co
Preferred
300
4
preferred
41
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Southam
50
450
9%
100
Southern
Cons
26
18%
18%
18%
41
A
Commerce
Canada
41
preferred
70
26
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—
26
41
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Citra-Lartic
18%
—
41
Class B
4%%
20
7%
5
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50
com
common
300
60
trust
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45
12%
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Canada
Low
Chibougamau Explorers tLd
43%
Shares
3.00
Celta Dev & Mining Co Ltd
Asbestos
for Week
of Prices
2.15
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cassiar
Sales
Range
Par
17%
—
100
—
of
High
17%
—
41
4%%
Williams
Week's
Last
Sale Price
50
preferred
preferred
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Simon
70
9
45%
25
preferred
17%
a
4
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*
Corp
Brazilian
1.215
*
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Class B
1
Bell
25%
25%
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Argus Corp Ltd common
4 % %
preferred
Atlas
2,005
*
Can
of
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Asbestos
14%
25%
1
Ltd
Co
14%
14 Mi
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16
4
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4 %
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Sherwin
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20
——
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4
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
Class
16
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for Week
17
Ltd
Saguenay Power 4%%
for Week
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*
Co
Shawinigan Water & Power
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Last
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of Prices
Par
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Week's
Last
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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48
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.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
^
ALABAMA
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An-
ALASKA
Ketchikan, Alaska
(P. O. Bay
Bond
Sale—The $900,000 Mu¬
Minette), Ala.
Warrant Sale — The issue of nicipal Utility Revenue, series A
bonds offered on July 23—v. 176,
$75,000 capital outlay school war¬
rants was purchased by Thornton, p. 96—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed
of
the
Pacific
Mohr & Co., of Montgomery, as 2s, cate
at a price of 100.53. Dated May 1, Northwest Co., of Seattle* B. J.
1952. Legality approved by White, Van Ingen & Co., of New York
Uradley, Arant, All & Rose, of City, Foster & Marshall, Blyth &
Co., Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.,
Birmingham.
all of Seattle, F. Brittain Kennedy
^Cullman County (P. O. Cullman), & Co., of Boston, and Allison-Wil¬
Alabama
liams Co., of
Minneapolis, at a
Warrant Sale — The issue of price of 100.00, a net interest cost
$250,000 tax anticipation warrants of about 3.59%, as follows:
was purchased by Hugo Marx
&
$236,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
<3o.f of Birmingham, as 3x/2s, at a
1956 to 1966 inclusive.
juice of 98.001.
Dated June 1, 201,000 3y2s. Due on July 1 from
21952. Legality approved by White,
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
355,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from
Birmingham.
Sale
Warrant
—
The
Jointly, as 2^s and 23As, at a
jprice of 100.07. Dated July 1, 1952.
^Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birm¬
ingham.
Foley, Ala.
Bond Sale—The issue of $360,-
1 in
Elementary
20,000,000 Los Angeles City High
$19,000
&
Trust
San
America
of
Bank
the
Association,
follows:
Savings
Francisco,
National
as
$6,000 3x/2s. Due on Aug.
1
Bond Sale—The
from
175,
bonds
The
1952.
inclusive.
1971
1959 to
dated
are
Aug.
1,
of
about
$250,000 sewer,
series C bonds offered on July 17
Francisco, at
Navajo County Sch. Dist. No. 3
net
interest
a
Co., of San
price of 100.01, a
of about
Fresno County Water Works Dist.
Clerk of Board of Super¬
No. 10 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $38,000
visors, will receive sealed bids
water
until 2 p.m. (MST) on July 28 for works-1952 bonds offered on July
the purchase of $485,000 bonds, as 22—v. 176, p. 279—were awarded
follows:
to
Bailey & Davidson, of San
$185,000 building bonds. Due on Francisco, at a price of 100.02, a
July 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬ net interest cost of about 4.16%,
Adelanto Sch. Dist. (San
Cuin, Ala.
issue of $106,-
>000
.sewer
water
mortgage
first
and
was
pur¬
bonds
revenue
Bernard- $21,000 2y2s. Due
ino
County), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $44,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on July 21—v.
on July
1953 to 1955 inclusive.
3priceof 98.001. Dated June 1,1952.
^Legality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birm«soigham.
(P. O,,
Ala.
The issue
Vernon),
Sale
—
(J-J)
of
176,
payable
at
office.
the
County
Legality ap¬
1 from
46,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
&
(Orange
Savings
.00.13,
National
America
of
Francisco,
Trust
Association, of San
as 23/4s, at a price of
basis of about 2.73%.
a
COLORADO
Denver
(Santa Clara), Calif.
Offering—E. T. McGehee,
the
for
28
and County), Colo*.
Camp¬
(City
Offering—Thomas
Bond
1951.
Due
June 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
1976
purchase of $4,000,000
$850,000
parking revenue bonds.
June 1,
purchase of
Dated
bonds.
building
Interest
J-D.
the
Bank
Trust
San
&
America
of
3s.
1
from
1952.
on
July 1 in 1961
bonds
i
Bethel), Conn.
Sale—The $390,000 Frank
(P.
A. Berry
July 22
O.
School bonds offered on.
v. 176, p. 280 — were
—
to
awarded
Harris
the
8c.
Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as 1.70s,.
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
are
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
on
'
Bethel
Bond
July
on
1962.
and
The
Bond Offering — R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on July
Armijo Union High Sch. Dist.
28 for the
purchase of $69,000
(Solano County), Calif.
bonds. Dated June 30,
Bond Sale—The issue of $152,- building
Sale—The $264,000
clusive.
of
follows:
as
Due
National
Association,
Savings
Francisco,
$32,000
(San Joaquin
Angeles.
Bethany, Conn.
Bond
build¬
July 23—v.
176, p. 280 — were awarded to
Pleasant Grove Union Elementary
Laird,
Bissell
&
Meeds
(Day,
Sch. Dist. (Sutter County),
Stoddard & Williams Division), of:
California
New Haven, as 1.90s, at a price of
Bond Sale—The issue of $35,000
100.21, a basis of about 1.87%. Due
building bonds was purchased by on Aug. 15 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
3,000 23/4s. Due
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
CONNECTICUT
ing bonds offered
Francisco.
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
County), Calif.
off-street
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Neff & Herrington, of San
ton, of San Francisco.
Lincoln Sch. Dist.
Dist.
280—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
Bond
on
Treasurer's
Los
Lamar County
■Warrant
July 15 from 1955 to 1963
inclusive. Principal and interest
was,
bell, Acting Mayor, will receive
County Clerk, will receive sealed sealed bids until
Aug. 15 for the
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on July
a
Due
1,
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
syndicate composed 175, p. 2739—were awarded to
The bonds are
dated July
1,
the
Bank of
America
National
of Hendrix & Mayes,
Watkins,
1952. Principal and interest (J-J)
Trust & Savings Association, of
Morrow & Co., Hugo Marx & Co.,
payable at the County Treasurer's
San Francisco, as 3x/4s, at a price
and Odess, Martin
& Herzberg,
office. Legality approved by Orof 100.20, a basis of about 3.21%.
all of Birmingham, as 4s, at a
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herringchased by
July
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Due on July 15 from
sale
County), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
1952.
bonds
building
ing bonds offered on July 22—v.
dated
are
District
Calif.
Sale Postponed—The
$190,000
follows:
$20,000 4s.
series A and series B bonds
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
purchased by a syndicate
clusive.
18,000 4y4s. Due on July 15 from
composed of Hendrix & Mayes,
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
The bonds are dated July
1,
«Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, and
.Sterne, Agee & Leach,
all of 1952. Principal and interest (J-J)
Lincoln Elementary Sch. Dist.
Birmingham, and Thornton, Mohr payable at the County Treasurer's
(Sutter County), Calif.
& Co., of Montgomery, as 2x/2s and office. Legality approved by Gust,
Bond Sale—The issue of $67,000
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
2%s, at a price of 102.83. Dated
building bonds was purchased by
July 1, 1952. Legality' approved of Phoenix.
i;he
Bank
of America
National
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Trust & Savings Association, of
CALIFORNIA
Bose, of Birmingham.
San Francisco, as follows:
was
Bond Sale—The
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
School
County),
Westminster Sch.
57,000 2y4s. Due on July 1 from
The
the
at
postponed.
from
1
$50,000'
payable
(F-A)
Bond
of
Palo Alto Unified School District
300,000 building bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1972 in¬
enue,
July
Due on
of
purchase
(Orange
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
vitt,
as
2s.
45,000
1.73%.
(Los Angelez
bonds.
Westminster
1 from
Due
5s.
Dist.
County Treasury.
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
(P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Dorothy J. Lea-
clusive.
terest
purchased
was
45,000 l3/4s. Due on July 1 from
Trust
cost
bonds
on July
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
$36,000
188—were awarded to
American
of $183,-
issue
by the American Trust Co., of San
Francisco, as follows:
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
p.
Calif.
County),
Sale—The
11
the:
Dated Aug.
1,
1952. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 toL972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
(Santa
View Sch. Dist.
Clara
000 building
ton, of San Francisco.
176,
the
for
.
building
Bond
for
County Clerk, will receive sealed,
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on July
29
2.19%.
Mountain
until
15
Aug.
County), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Principal and interest (F-A)
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring-
the
Walnut Sch.
Trust
Association, of San
Francisco, at a net interest cost
Savings
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or-
ARIZONA
National
America
of
&
bids
sealed
on
bonds.
2637—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
13,000 3*4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
(PST)
C. W. Vernon,
of Directors,
—
Board
receive
a.m.
bonds offered
1952
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
Calif.
$400,000 seweron July 1—v.
Millbrae,
of
of
purchase of $97,000 sewer im¬
provement general obligation,
School District bonds.
building bonds was purchased by
Offering
Chairman
will
District bonds.
Calif.
County),
Bond
$10,000,000 Los Angeles City Sch.
(Calaveras
District
Bond Sale—The issue of
—v.
utilities rev¬
mortgage
School
Fresno,
1981 and 1982.
of
issue
Union
Dorado
El
Tahoe City Public Utility District
(Placer County), Calif.
follows:
as
inclusive.
Due on July
3y2s.
108,000
$56,000 park and recreation re¬
funding, series 3 warrants was
jpurchased by George M. Wood
Co., of Montgomery, and the
Trust
Co.
of Georgia,
Atlanta,
first
1980
1973 to
Dotham, Ala.
4900
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of $30,000,000 bonds,
geles.
County
JSaldwin
at
price of 100.10.
(P. O. Manchester),
Connecticut
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring¬
<#300,000 tax anticipation warrants
ton, of San Francisco.
was
purchased by Hendrix
& 000
1952. Due on June 30 from 1953 to
building bonds was purchased
1961 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Mayes, of Birmingham, as 2s, at
Sanger Union Sch. Dist. (Fresno
by the American Trust Co., of San
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
^ar. Dated June 1, 1952. Legality
County), Calif.
Francisco, as follows:
approved
by
White,
Bradley,
Bond Sale—The $36,000 build¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Arant All & Rose, of Birmingham. $24,000 5s. Due on Aug. 15 from proved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff ing bonds offered on July 15—v.
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
176, p. 188—were awarded to the
Marengo County (P. O.
54,000 2s. Due on Aug. 15 from
Security-First National Bank, of
Linden), Ala.
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
Long Beach Unified Sch. Dist.
Los Angeles, as follows:
Warrant Sale
The issue of
74,000 2y4s. Due on Aug. 15 from
(Los Angeles County), Calif.
1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, $10,000 2x/2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
$100,000 gasoline tax anticipation
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
warrants was purchased by Odess,
The bonds are dated Aug. 15, County Clerk, will receive sealed
11,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Martin & Herzberg, of Birming¬ 1952. Principal and interest (F-A) bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on July
a
Manchester
Bond Sale—The
$1,580,000 school.
project-1952 bonds offered on July
23—v. 176, p. 280—were awarded
to
syndicate composed of J. P.
a
Morgan & Co., Inc., Union Secu¬
rities
Corp., both of New York
Equitable Securities Corp.,.
and R. D. White & Co., of New
York City, as l3/4s, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 1.74%.
City;
—
ham, as l%s, at a price of 99.79.
Bteted July 1, 1952. Legality ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
AH & Rose, of Birmingham.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Bond
000
Sale—The issue of
water
works
revenue
$140,bonds
purchased
by William R.
Staats & Co., of Los Angeles, anc
Co., of Montgomery, as
Associates, at a price of 100.07
2%s, at par. Dated May 1, 1952.
a net interest cost of about 3.56%
#»egality
approved
by
White,
as follows:
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
$25,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
Birmingham.
Mohr
was
&
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
Sheffield, Ala.
115,000 2V2S.
Bond Sale—The $205,000 public
as
purchase
of $8,500,000
follows:
1958
to
Due
1972
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Mar.
1
from
1956
to
1971
Due
1971
Junior
on
Mar.
bonds
offered
on
College
1
from
bonds.
1956
to
inclusive.
The
bonds are dated Mar. 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
1951.
office.
Chairman
on
July
$600,000
of
Board
of
30
warehouse-1952
at
the
American
Bank,
bonds
1,
or
Trust
Conn.
The
$2,569,000*
July 24—v. 176,
280—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of
the Harris Trust
of Chicago, Estabrook & Co., New York City, Put¬
nam
&
Co., of Hartford, Barr
Brothers & Co., Aubrey G. Lans-
(P. O.
Commis¬
revenue
office,
Co.,
*
or
San
both of New York City,
of Portland,
W. H. Morton & Co., of New
ton & Co.,
National Bank,
First
and
York
City,
as
1.60s,: at
a
price of
100.72, a basis of about 1.51%.
July 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclusive
Principal and interest payable at
Treasurer's
—
on
& Savings Bank,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1952. Due on
the District
Sale
bonds offered
p.
1 from
receive sealed bids
for the purchase of
will
Francisco,
Los
Aug.
Stockton), Calif.
Offering—Martel Wilson,
sioners,
inclusive.
2,274,000
on
Stockton Port District
Bond
3,102,000 high school bonds. Due
on
Due
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Angeles School Districts
The bonds
are
dated July
(Los Angeles County), Ccdif.
1952.
176,
p.
188—were
Bond Offering — Ray E. Lee,
Principal and interest (J-J)
awarded to Hugo Marx & Co., of payable at the
City Treasurer's Clerk of Board of County Super¬
office.
Birmingham, and Associates.
Legality approved by visors, will receive sealed bids
improvement
July 22—v.
3s.
15,000
1971 inclusive.
Brea, Calif.
Warrant Sale—The issue of $10,-
the
bonds,
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring- $3,124,000 elementary sch. bonds.
Due on Mar. 1 from 1956 to
ton, of San Francisco.
Ozark, Ala.
4)00 general obligation sewer war¬
rants was purchased by Thornton,
29 for
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
New Haven,
Bond
Wallingford, Conn.
Bond
Kane,
Offering
Borough
—
Lauretta
Treasurer,
F*
will
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.nu
(DST) on Aug. 5 for the purchase
$4,000,000
electricity
bonds.
York City. The of
Due on Sept.
on and after July Dated Sept. 1, 1952.
at the National City
of New
maturing
1963 are callable. Legality ap¬
1
from
1953
to
1972
inclusive*
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
&
able
Herrington, of San Francisco.
at
the
First
National Bank*
Volume
176
Number 5137
.
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The Commercial and Financial
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{Chronicle
(373)
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Greater
Peoria Airport
Authority
(P. O. Peoria), III.
Bond Offering—H. C.
Erickson,
Ropes,
Secretary of Board
sioners, will receive
FLORIDA
until
Delray Beach, Fla.
Certificate
Sale—<The
water system revenue
series
176,
1952
offered
$300,000
certificates,
July 23—v.
on
188—were awarded to B. J.
Ingen & Co., of New York
p.
Van
City and E. Ray Allen & Co., of
Chicago, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 98.11, a basis of about
3.12%.
Eustis
Bond
ties
21—v.
176,
188—were
utili¬
on
July
awarded
(CDST)
p.m.
the
1972.
purchase
McCord,
Legality approved
Ice
&
by
of
Miller,
Penn
bids
Township, Sch.
and
F.
Hahn, Township Trustee, will
ceive
No. 43
sealed
bids
until
8
Jan.
1
from
1953
1967
to
of about
$52,000
3.49%,
3s.
follows:
as
Due
interest cost
Nov.
on
1
from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
94,000 3V4s.
Due
Harrisburg), III.
Sale—The $485,000 build¬
ing bonds
offered on July 2—v.
175, p. 2637—were awarded to a
syndicate
composed
of
G.
H.
1
from
INDIANA
Chairman
Commission,
tional
Bank
of
Mishawaka.
bids
Le¬
154,000 3V2S.
1974
to
Due
1982
on
Bond
Nov. 1 from
176,
Lakeland, Fla.
Offering—L. R.
Bond
City
Clerk,
bids until
12
for
will
tary
receive
1952
a.m. (EST)
purchase of
Aug.
on
$260,000
revenue, series
Dated June 1, 1952.
bonds.
June
on
inclusive.
June
1,
1957
callable.
(J-D)
1
from
and
and
the
at
Trust Co.,
maturing
thereafter
Principal
payable
turers
1953 to 1972
The bonds
on
are
interest
Manufac¬
New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Miami Beach, Fla.
Bond
Offering—C. W. TomlinCity
Clerk,
will
receive
son,
sealed bids until 11
a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $1,045,improvement bonds, as
000 public
follows:
$349,000
series
12,
South
Beach
Community Park bonds.
Aug. 1 from
on
1953
series
Park
13.
on
1
1952
299,000 series 16, Flamingo Park
Grandstand
bonds.
Aug. 1
from
inclusive.
1953
Due
to
on
1971
17, Municipal Of¬
Building bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 from
1953
to
1971
York
175,
—v.
the
J-J.
ILLINOIS
Alhambra,
III.
Bond Sale—The issue of
road
bonds
was
$30,000
purchased
by
Vieth, Duncan & Wood, of Daven¬
port, as 3V2S. Dated June 15, 1952.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
act
of
Sale—The
Offering
will
Arthur M.
—
receive
of Ed¬
sealed
bids
until
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
$230,000 building bonds. Interest
These
bonds
not
were
sold
when first offered.
1949 bonds offered
to
176, p. 280—were
Estabrook & Co., of
iv2s, at
on
7
(P.O.
Mattawan), Mich.
July
Bonds Not Sold
awarded
The issue of
—
Boston, asv $230,000 building bonds was
price of 100.17, a basis sold. The bids were rejected.
a
of about
Sch. Dist. No.
sewer
not
1.46%.
Belchertown, Mass.
Bond
Offering — William
Shaw, Town Treasurer, will
p.m.
Bond
Jan.
Legality
1,
ap¬
Ice
&
bonds
are
Interest
100.08,
a
Co.,
price
as
l%s, at a
basis of about 1.61%.
of
of
Sale—The
rie-Logan
on
Bridge
July 19—y. 175,
awarded
tional
the
to
Bond
000
&
2740—were
City
Na¬
Bank, of Bedford.
bonds
30—v. 175, p.
to
the
100.42,
a
as
R.
l%s, at
basis of about
Needham
Bond
National
R.
4,
Township
Franklin),
Offering
—
McDermott
as
swimming
pool
chased
by
the
Co.,
Des
of
of
was
Carleton
Moines,
as
D.
pur¬
Beh
2V4S, at
a
101.44.
KENTUCKY
Letcher
County (P.
Whitesburg), Ky.
June
on
Bond
Sale—The
issue
O.
of
$310,000 school building revenue bonds
Bank, of
was
purchased by W. C. Thorna price of
burg
Co., of Cincinnati.
Dated
1.63%.
June 1, 1952. Due on June 1 from
(P. O.
1954 to 1973 inclusive. The bonds
Ind.
Archie
Paris,
maturing in 1958 to 1973 inclusive
are
City
callable.
bids
1
from 1953 to
until
Due
1977
on
J.
Interest
J-J.
tional American Bank, of New Or¬
—
75,000
noon
1952.
1953
Principal
able
at
the
to
are
1977
as
follows:
interest
inclusive.
Due
to
April 1 from
on
1956
April
on
1962
from
1
inclusive.
45,000 l%s. Due
April 1 from
on
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Aug.
Colon Frac.
Aug.
Aug.
to
2s.
1957
Community Sch. Dist.
No. 4, Mich.
Sale—The $195,000 build¬
bonds
offered
on
July 21
Bond
inclusive.
dated
and
First
on
ing
1,
176, p. 281—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Paine,
—v.
pay¬
a
National
Bank,
Boston. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chi¬
McDonald-Moore & Co., of
Detroit, and Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
of Grand
Rapids, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
1.80%, as follows:
of
cago;
Note Offering — Thomas F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
bids
until
11
$105,000 2s.
80,000 13/4s.
July 29 for the purchase
$50,000 Court
House
notes.
of
Dated
in
1
on
Aug. 1,
1953
interest
and
1952. Due
(F-A)
Merchants
on
1954. Principal
payable
National
1959
at
22—v.
to
Gloucester, Mass.
176,
April 1,1963.
on
p.
$22,000 depart¬
equipment bonds offered
July 22—v. 176, p. 280—were
awarded to Tyler & Co., of
Boston,
as
1.30s, at a price of 100.09, a
on July
281—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at
price
$5,000
of
100.03,
as
sewer,
$1,000
interest
net
a
1.53%,
lateral
bonds:
on
follows:
series
2V4s,
52-B
due
on
June 15, 1953, and $4,000 lV2s,
due on June 15 from 1954 to
1957 inclusive.
1.26%.
200,000 alley paving, series 52-C
bonds:
Mass.
June
issue
Due
cost of about
mental
Lexington,
\
April 1 from
on
assessment bonds offered
of
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The
Due
1962 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $205,000 special
the
a
Bond
April 1 from
on
Detroit, Mich.
and
Salem, or at the National Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
basis of about
to
10,000 1V2S.
Aug.
Bank,
Due
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
am.
of
$175,Legality ap¬
$4,980,000 3V8% serial bonds. Due
000 sewer bonds was purchased by
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1982 proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & leans, at a net interest cost of
W. E. Hutton & Co., and Lyons &
about 2.04%, as follows:
Miller, of Indianapolis.
inclusive.
Shafto, both of Boston, jointly, as
3,320,000 3V4% term bonds. Due
$545,000 2V2S. Due on July 15 from
North Liberty, Ind.
2s, at a price of 100.81, a basis of
on Sept.
1953 to 1957 inclusive.
1, 1982.
Bond Offering — Carl
Eskridge,
about 1.92%. Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
The bonds are callable.
1,455,000 2s. Due on July 15 from
Princi¬ Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1982
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
pal and interest (M-S)
bids
until
2
payable at ceive sealed
p.m.
inclusive. Principal and
interest
the offices of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. (CST) on July 28 for the purchase
Mamou, La.
payable at the Merchants National
Inc., in Chicago and New York of $8,000 street improvement
Bond Sale
The $376,000 im¬ Bank, of Boston. Legality approved
City. Legality approved by
Chap¬ bonds. Dated July 1, 1952. Due on provement bonds offered on July by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1, 1961. In¬ 18—v. 175, p. 2536—were awarded Dodge, of Boston. ~
1952.
1953
re¬
inclusive.
150,000 water bonds. Due
bonds
1.87%,
$40,000 23/4s. Due
Treasurer, will
sealed
1 from
bonds
,
on
The
$90,000
Bankers
Edward
—
$300,000 water bonds.
IV2S, at
Bond Sale—The issue of
price
2536—were awarded
First
Owensville,
offered
was
price of 100.02.
Montgomery Township, Civil Twp.
(P. O. Owensville), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 building-1952
$200,-
bonds
the
July 30 for the purchase
of $450,000 bonds, as follows:
Humboldt, Iowa
$35,000 Guth¬
bonds offered
p.
Shaw,
Co., of Des Moines,
Ind.
Stone
ceive
(DST)
issue of
Hospital
by
Offering
Ziemba,
(P. O.
to
about
Bond
Iowa
Sale—The
County
purchased
a
Lawrence County (P. O.
Bond
Adel),
awarded
Chicopee, Mass.
IOWA
awarded
Trust
dated
J-J.
Dallas County
ing bonds offered
on July 23—v.
176, p. 281 — were awarded to
Trust Co., of New York
City, and Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
the Rockland-Atlas National
ledo,- and the First State Bank, of
Bank,
of
Boston, jointly, as l%s, at a, Greenville, jointly, at a price of
price of 101.67, basis about 1.53%. 100.0005, a net interest costof
June 25,
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.'
1952.
$682,700 bonds
July 21—v. 176, p. 280
on
—were-
1966.
The
$175,000 build¬
Sale—The
offered
19,400 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
July <15, 1953 to Jan. 1,
Principal and inter¬
Township
Trustee,
will
receive est (J-D) payable at the Bank of
Chicago Park District, III.
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
Bond Publicly Offered—A
Whitesburg.
Legality
approved
syn¬ on
Aug. 5 for the purchase of by Wyatt, Grafton. &
dicate composed of
Grafton, of
Halsey, Stuart
$120,000 school bonds, as follows:
Louisville.
& Co., Lehman Brothers, of New
$66,000 School Township bonds.
York City; Blair, Rollins &
Co.,
LOUISIANA
Due on July and Jan. 1 from
Inc., Mullaney, Wells & Co., Mc1953 to 1967 inclusive.
Cormick & Co., and Julien Col¬
Louisiana (State of)
54,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
lins & Co., all of Chicago, is of¬
Bond
Sale—The $2,000,000 in¬
on July and Jan. 1 from
1953 stitutional
fered $8,300,000 Grant Park North
improvement, series I
to 1967 inclusive.
bonds offered on July 24—v. 176,
Underground Parking Garage
Revenue bonds, as follows:
The
bonds are dated
Aug. 1, p. 189—were awarded to the Na¬
(P. O.
Antwerp Township Frac. Con.
$116,000
22—v.
Bank & Trust
Co., PlainLegality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
pur¬
to
2740—were
p.
Northern
Chicago,
dated
City.
7
Bailey, Secretary of Board
ucation,
AycYp Mass.
1, 1960 and thereafter
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
on
July
22
in¬
Aug. 1,
1951. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., New York
City.
LeMarshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
New
Interest
1953
Bedford),
are
No.
Mattawan), Mich.
Bond
The bonds matur¬
tional
Municipal of
July 1, 1952.
Dated
1,
1
the
for
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
clusive.
bonds
Sch. Dist.
Prin¬
M-N.
1966.
until
29
$100,000*
July
.on
bids
July
bonds.
Due
to
199,000 series
Antwerp Township Frac. Con.
bonds.
Sept. 1
MASSACHUSETTS
callable.
Hammond School
inclusive.
The
sealed
on
of
1967.
99,000 series 14, North Beach
Community Park bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1971
on
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Sale—The $112,000 school
(CST)
Aug.
on Aug. 6
$500,000 sani¬
"HI"
call¬
are
J-D.
Burton Township Sch. Dist. No. 16
(P. O. 2410 South Center Road, *
Portage Township, Sch. Twp.
Flint), Mich.
E.
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
bonds offered on July 18—v.
Bond
175,
Offering — William
E.
re¬
Bond Sale—The issue of
$87,500 ceive
p. 2740—were awarded to the In¬
sealed bids in care of the Herbst, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp., of building bonds was purchased by First National
Bank, of Boston, 45 ucation, will receive sealed bids
the City Securities
Corp., and the Milk
Indianapolis.
Street, Boston, until noon until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 5 for
Indianapolis Band & Share Corp.,
(DST) on July 29 for the purchase the purchase of $360,000 building
Corydon, Ind.
both
of Indianapolis, jointly, as
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1952.
of $400,000
Due
Bond Offering — Clella
bonds, as follows:
Kemp, l%s, at a price of 100.12, a basis
on June
1 from 1953 to 1962 in¬
Town
$225,000 school building, act of
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬ of about 1.60%.
clusive.
The bonds maturing in
ceive
sealed
1951
bids
until
2
bonds. Due on Aug. 1
p.m.
1960 to 1962 are callable. Princi¬
York Township (P. O.
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
(CST) on Aug. 2 for the purchase
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
of $12,000 Municipal-1952 bonds.
R. F. D. No. 2, Bristol),
175,000
school
bonds.
Due
on
the Citizens Commercial & Sav¬
Dated Aug. 26, 1952. Due on
Indiana
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1972 incl.
July
ings Bank, Flint.
Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—Frank B.
1, 1953 to Jan. 1, 1965. Interest
Eby,
The
bonds
are
dated
Aug, 1, proved by Berry, Stevens, BarJ-J. Legality approved
by Ross, Township Trustee,
will receive 1952. Principal and interest pay¬ bier,
Evely & MacFarlane, of De¬
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬ sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST) able in Boston.
Legality approved troit.
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of by
apolis.
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
$38,800 school bonds, as follows:
City of Greenville and Eureka
Rugg, of Boston.
Decatur, Ind.
Township, Greenville Sch. Dist.
School Township bonds.
Bond Offering—H. Vernon Au- $19,400
(P. O. Greenville), Mich.
Due on July 15, 1953 to Jan. 1,
Brookline, Mass.
^rand, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
Bond Sale—The
Bond
receive
Normandy Isle
Due
(DST)
series
Interest
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
(M-S) payable
County Trust Company of
Maryland, Glen Burnie. Legality
approved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Indiana
chase
bonds.
able.
the
Jan.
on
maturing in 1959 to 1963
cipal and interest
at
field.
Township (P. O. Franklin),
Due
from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
fice
Clark
1971
to
inclusive.'
99,000
est
sealed
district,
Dated Aug.
1, 1952. Due
July 1 and Jan. 1 from 1954 to
are
189—were awarded to Raf-
p.
noon
Dated Sept. 1,- 1952. Due
inclusive.
on June 1 from
1953 to 1963 inclusive. The
bonds
sealed
from 1954 to 1982 inclusive.
ing
build¬
July 19—v.
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
Municipal Parking
Due
$18,000
on
Shuman, dianapolis.
10
the
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
inclusive.
until
receive
for the purchase of
1984
July 1, 1952. Due
Gray,
Sanitary
County
will
—
building bonds. Dated
County (P. O.
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
bonds.
Township, Sch. Twp.
O. Burlington), Ind.
(P.
of
Dist. No. 3
Burt), Mich.
Bond
Bond Offering—W. Calvin
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
D.
Offering
Dorothy T.
Robinson, District Treasurer, will
cost
Glen Burnie), Md.
(J-J)
on
Burlington
1963 to 1973 inclusive.
of
F.
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EST) on July 29 for the purchase
of $40,000
Plainfield, Ind.
Bond Offering—O. T.
Hancock,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Co., Newhard, Cook &
'
Nov.
on
Co.,
interest
MARYLAND
in¬
price of 98.26,
net
net
a
Anne Arundel
Co., A. G. Edwards & Sons, and
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., all of St.
sealed
bids
Louis, at a price of 100.38, a net, ceive
until
7
p.m.
interest cost of about 2.71%.
(CST) on July 29 for the purchase
of $550,000 sewage works revenue
a
Hickman
R.
of about 3.77%.
p.m.
Walker
Corp., of Jack¬
sonville, and Thornton, Mohr &
Co., of Montgomery, jointly, at a
G.
clusive.
O.
&
J.
Vicksburg, at
Township Sch.
(P. O. 3840 West Verne
Road,
F-A.
County Sch. Dist.
(P.
the
Albee
re¬
Bond
and
Saline
MICHIGAN
Crane, of New Orleans, Juran &
Moody, of St. Paul, Herbert J.
Sims & Co., of New York
City,
(P. O.
Mishawaka),
Offering — Edward
July
$240,000
on
of
Twp.
Ind.
syndicate composed of Arnold
a
&
Indianapolis.
to Pierce-Carrison
"
to
Legality ap¬ (CDST) on Aug. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $225,000 building bonds.
proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on July 1
Chicago.
Interest
Bond
$300,000
bonds offered
p.
7:30
for
J-J.
Ross,
Commis¬
sealed
airport bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
Due on Aug.
1, 1957 to Feb. 1,
Fla
Sale—The
revenue
30
of
terest
49
V/2S,
$40,000 2V4s, due on
15, 1953, and $160,000
due on June 15 from
•
/
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
Drummond
Township,
Twp.
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Drummond), Mich.
Bond Offering—Mabel E. Bailey,
Secretary qf Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until Aug.
5
for the
purchase of $125,000
building bonds. Interest J-J. These
bonds
were
offered.
not
sold
when
first
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 28, 1952
.
(374)
50
(F-A) payable at the
Kent Bank, Grand Rapids.
terest
Sale—The $360,000 street
Bond
assessment
special
improvement
MINNESOTA
Albert Lea,
98—were awarded to S. R. Liv¬
ingstone & Co., of Detroit, as fol¬
p.
Bond
72,000 2y4s. Due on
Livonia Township Sch.
Dist. {P. U.
Plymouth), JWich.
school site and
*nn nnn
$1,500,000
The
Sale
^
/t>
_.
_
_
f.
July 1, 1957.
$270,000 2V4s. Due on July
1955 to 1963 inclusive.
i July 1, 1952.
1954
19g3
1963
tQ
to
Aug. 1 from 1954 to 1963
on
Bank,
from
purchase
1-
Mac- 1 from 1954 to 1972 inclusive. Le¬
Arthur & Co., and Shannon & Co., gality approved by Faegre & Ben,
.
all of Detroit, at a price of 100.22, son> 0f Minneapolis,
a net interest cost of about 2.88%,
Carver County Indep. Sch. Dist.
as
follows:
No. 32 (P. O. Watertown),
$1,350,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
Minnesota
1953 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 build¬
150,000 2V2S. Due on July 1, 1965. ing bonds offered on July 17—v.
1977 in¬
clusive.
City
County, Calhoun
Calhoun
at
price
a
Hampshire (State of)
Note Sale—The issue of $1,000,New
by the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
notes
000
ton,
Bond
Cutler, of Chicago.
1973
Dist.
Plymouth Township Sch.
No. 30
281—were awarded to a
Bond
syndicate composed of the Northem
Trust Co., William Blair & ing bonds
176,
p.
both of Chicago, and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
Detroit, at a price of 100.001, a
net interest cost of about 2.29%,
Inc.,
Co,
as
offered on June 20—v.
175, p. 2537—were awarded to the
La Crescent State Bank, of La
Crescent, as 2%s, at par.
Meeker
follows:
No. 9
$165,000 3s. Due on
April 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
April 1, 1959.
405,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 from
35,000 23/4s. Due on
1960 to
Bond
Christian, Miss.
was
Smith,
Offering—Wm. R.
Bond
No. 2,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
July 14—v.
awarded to H. V.
Sattley & Co, of Detroit, and As¬
ing bonds offered on
176, p. 98—were
payable at the Na¬
tional
Bank
of
sackie. Legality
Kansas
Co,
equipment bonds was pur¬
chased
by George K. Baum &
bonds. Dated Aug.
Aug.
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
MONTANA
son,
ed
Township and City of Ecorse
School District No. 3 (P.O.
*
Ecorse), Mich.
Sale — The $1,650,000
'
B o n d
il J i
VI
r*
V\rkv\ /I
'
/J
n
rvw
Til
1 O
v.
Mont.
Offering—Grace
M.
Nel¬
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on
to
p. 2425—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
of Detroit,
175,
—v.
a
Bosworth
Co,
&
Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
■of Chicago,
McDonald-Moore &
Co, Kenower, MacArthur & Co,
Shannon & Co, H. V. Sattley &
Co, and Watling, Lerchen & Co,
of Detroit, at a net interest
.all
-cost of about
2.54%,
as
follows:
$685,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
ing bonds offered on July 17—v.
& Co., of New York
2%s, at a price of 100.19,
basis of about 2.35%.
Two
Offering
Certificate
Carlson,
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
28th Street,
Grand
Bond
—
S. W.,
Herman
July 29 for the purchase of $225,000 water and light fund revenue1952
certificates.
Dated Aug.
1,
1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
sealed bids at the
Bank, Franklinville,
a
as
J.
New Brunswick, N.
Bond
Offering
—
Henrietta G.
De
ceive
until
7:30
p.
by James S. Pierce,
as
3s, at
No. 2
Bond
len,
July
Bond
Bank, of
price of 100.30.
County
Yellowstone County
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Offering—Edward Lack-
District
Clerk,
will
Deming), N. Mex.
Offering—Warren McCan,
Treasurer,
Legality approved by Dor¬ 000 building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬ 1952. The bonds are on the amort¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
ization plan. Interest M-S.
NEBRASKA
York
p.m.
a
NEW HAMPSHIRE
syndicate composed of Juran &
"
Moody, of St. Paul; Paine, Web¬
"
of New York City,
price of 100.03, a
1.80s,
basis of
as
1.79%.
Lancaster Common
Sch. Dist. No. t
(P. O. Bowmansville), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Fred Hummel,
will receive sealed
(DST) on July 31
for the purchase of $235,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1952. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1953 to 1981 inclu¬
District Clerk,
sive. Principal and interest
gality
approved
to 1962 inclusive.
Sykes,
Heckler
New York
NEW
YORK
Brookhaven Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 24
(P. O. Patchogue),
New
Bond
York
bids
until 3
(J-D)
receive sealed
(DST) on July
purchase of $975,000
p.m.
by Vandewater,
& Galloway, of
City.
New York City, N.
Note
Sale
—
Y.
The issue of $40,-
000,000 notes was sold as follows:
$13,209,000:
National
City
York
City.
New
Offering—John C. Hylan,
ples National Bank, Patchogue.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Claremont; N. H.
Bond Offering—Philip L. White, Sykes,
ment-1952 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago;
Heckler & Galloway, of
,1952. Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to Kalman & Co,'E: J. Prescott & City Manager, will receive sealed New York City.
{EST) on July 28 for the purchase
«£ $37,000 sidewalk special assess-
a
about
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $250,000 school bonds. Due from 1953
29 for the
County Sch. Dist. No. 56
building-1952 bonds. Dated Aug.
(P. O. Bradshaw), Neb.
Bond Sale—The issue of $35,000 1, 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from 1954
Bond Sale—The $875,000 build¬
to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and
ing
bonds
offered
on
July 22 building bonds has been sold.
interest (F-A) payable at the Peo¬
—v.
176, p. 98—were awarded to
O. Forest Lake),
at
receive payable at the Manufacturers and
(MST) on Traders Trust
Co., Buffalo. Le¬
District Clerk, will
Chisago and Anoka
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Co.,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
able.
July 22
bids until 3 p.m.
hospital
on
equipment bonds offered on
— v.
176, p. 282 — were
awarded to Bacon, Stevenson &
way
NEW MEXICO
County
a
of Franklin¬
ville.
County, Deming Municipal
School District No. 1 (P. O.
awarded
190—were
Liberty
1962 inclusive.
McLaughlin, Assistant City Treas¬
Haverstraw, N. Y.
urer, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Sale
The $31,500 street
11 a.m. (DST) on Aug. 5 for the
purchase of $775,000 water-1952 improvement bonds
offered on
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on July 2 — v. 175, p. 2742 — were
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1982 inclusive. awarded to the Peoples Bank, of
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ Haverstraw, as 2s, at a price of
able at the City Treasurer's office. 100.12, a basis of about 1.95%.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
I slip (P. O. I slip), N. Y.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Bond Sale —The $24,000 high¬
Minnesota
Clerk, will re¬
bids
176,
until 2 p.m.
(DST) on July 29 for the purchase
of $13,775 fire equipment - 1951
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Union National Bank,
Franklinville. Legality approved
1970
inclusive.
The
certificates sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
maturing in 1963 to 1970 are call¬ Aug. 18 for the purchase of $400,-
No. 104 (P.
Zwaan, Township
sealed
the
to
Counties Joint
Rapids), Mich.
Offering
21—v.
City Clerk, will receive
(CST) on Chester,
Washington,
1155
Ernest
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(P. O.
Township
—
Treasurer, will receive
Union National
Village
Luna
construction bonds offered
Minn.
Y.
J. Grierson,
Aug. 1 from 1953 to
Chester), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $35,000
Harbors,
N.
Offering—E.
Bond
City,
Liberty County (P. O.
-n rw •
Central National
land, Saffin
sey,
965,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
Wyoming
|I
of
Co,
3V2S and 4V4%.
First of Michigan Corp,
Braun,
the Allison-* •
Minneapolis, as
both of St. Paul, and
Williams
the
1952
—
Due on Jan.
tt* • i i •
at
-
interest (F-A)
Franklinville,
1 from 1955 to Aug. 1 for the purchase of $70,000 water revenue, series of 1952
1980 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1952. The New York
City.
ing in 1973 to 1980 are callable.
bonds
are
on
the
amortization
Legality approved by Dorsey, ColWest New York, N. J.
plan. Interest F-A.
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Bond Sale—The $298,000 school
Minneapolis.
Lewis and Clark County, Augusta
bonds offered on July 23—v. 176,
High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
St. Anthony, Minn.
p.
282 — were awarded to Ira
Helena), Mont.
Bond Sale
The $225,000 local
Haupt & Co., of New York City,
Bond Sale—The $330,000 build¬
and MacBride, Miller & Co., of
improvement bonds offered on
ing bonds offered on July 19—v.
July 1 — v. 175, p. 2741 — were
Newark, jointly, as 2V2S, at a price
awarded to a syndicate composed 176, p. 190—were awarded to Fos¬ of 100.26, a basis of about 2.46%.
ter & Marshall, of Seattle, as 2.90s.
U1 Kalman
of JLvdJLIllciil & Co, Juran & liXwUtlj y
06 V/-U,j u U1 CU1 06 Moody,
building bonds offered on June 18
•
p.m.
1962 inclu¬
from 1953 to
1
payable
—
sociates.
3
1, 1952. Due on
sive. Principal and
(P. O. Englishtown), N. J.
Sale—The $202,000 build¬
Co, of Kansas City, as l%s. Dated
May 15, 1952. Legality approved
Benton,
until
reconstruction
building
176, p. 98—were awarded to Bo-
fire
Bond
Cle<rk, will re¬
(DST) on July 31 for the purchase
of $22,500 street improvement and
Bond
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
Fort
Arthur R.
—
Milks, Jr., Village
ceive
sealed bids
Manalapan Township Sch. Dist.
of
Missouri
(P.O. Litchfield), Minn.
Offering — Arnold D.
Offering
.
Trust
Commerce
City.
the
Williston, N. Y.
East
Bond
Sch. Dist. R-lll
building bonds was purchased
000
& Gallo¬
City.
of New York
way,
Cox¬
Coxsackie,
approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
(P. O. Plattsburgh), Mo.
Bond Sale—The issue of $275,- York City.
purchase of $600,building bonds. Dated July 1,
1952.
April 1, 1970.
45,000 2s. Due on
St. Clair Shores Sch. Dist.
(F-A)
Bank, Mineola. Legality approved
ty Treasurer's office, or at the by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
Chase National Bank, New York of New York City
MISSOURI
Aug. 14 for the
000
and in¬
Principal
inclusive.
1971
Bergen County (P. O.
Hackensack), N. J.
$50,000
bonds
improvement
Clinton County
Klein, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
1969 inclusive.
York
New
$34,000
Sale—The
Bond
Sch. Dist.
County Indep.
(P. O. Coxsackie),
ing bonds offered on
Normandy Fire Protection District,
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Brownsville), Minn.
Sale—The $14,500 build-
1
Offering—Robert E. Hert-
Bond
Belvidere Sch. Dist., N. J.
Sch. Dist.
Cairo Central
and
of about 1.64%.
Bond Sale—The issue of
street
County Indep.
Houston
offered on July 23—v.
Coxsackie, Athens, New Baltimore
terest
Pass
;
apolis.
City.
York
No.
Interest F-A.
sive.
approved by
Benson, of Minne¬
by Faegre .&
(P. O. Plymouth), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 build¬
ing bonds
inclusive. Legality
Heckler
Sykes,
New
Le¬
build¬ wig, District Clerk, will receive
July 23—v. sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
(CST) on Aug. 4 for the pur¬ 176, p. 281—were awarded to the July 29 for the purchase of $100,chase of $12,000 school bonds. Due First National Bank, of Hope, as 000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
on Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1964 inclu¬
1.65s, at a price of 100.02, a basis 1952. Due on Feb. 1 from 1953 to
Crystal, Minn.
Offering—B. E. Scott, Vil-
lage Clerk, wil receive sealed
1952. Due on July 1 from 1954 to bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 11
1972 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le- for the purchase of $33o,000 imgality approved by Chapman & provement on Aug. Dated Aug. to
bonds. 1 from 1953 1,
1952. Due
Peekskill.
by Vandewater,
& Galloway, of
approved
gality
JERSEY
NEW
1,
July
dated
are
Bank & Trust Co.,
at 0.89%.
purchased by Newman, Brown & Clerk of Board of Chosen Free¬
of Education, an 0f Minneapolis, at a price of
Co., of New Orleans, at a net in¬ holders, will receive sealed bids
will receive sealed bids until 8 100.04, a net interest cost of about terest cost of about 2.86%.
until noon (DST) on Aug. 6 for
p.m.
(EST) on July 30 for the 2,78%, as follows:
the purchase of $1,198,000 bonds,
Sharkey and Issaquena Counties
purchase
of $320,000
building $100 000 2i/2s. Due on July 1 from
as follows:
Rolling Fork Line Con. Sch.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on f
'1955 to 1966 inclusive.
■
$675,000 County improvement
Dist. (P. O. Rolling Fork),
April 1 from 1953 to 1970 inclu¬
110,000 2.90s. Due on July 1 from
bonds.
Mississippi
sive. The bonds maturing in 1963
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
238,000
vocational school, 2nd
Bond Sale—The issue of $330,to 1970 are callable. Interest A-O.
series bonds.
000 building bonds was purchased
.Legality approved by Miller, Can- .
Columbia Heights, Minn.
285,000 park, 2nd series bonds.
field Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.'
Bond Sale—The $150,000 bonds by the Hamp Jones Co, of Jack¬
The bonds
are
dated Sept. 1,
(offered on July 22—v. 176, p. 190 son, as 2%s and 23/4s. Dated July
Negaunee, Mich.
I—were awarded to Kalman & Co., 15, 1952. Legality approved by 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from 1953 to
Bond Offering —Jacob H. An- 0f Minneapolis, as 2.60s.
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of St. 1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
rierson, City Clerk, will receive
Louis.
terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
until 8 p.m. (EST) on
bonds
*
Principal and interest (J-J)
1952.
purchased
was
Secretary of Board
July 31 for the purchase of $400,000 sewer bonds. Dated July
1,
The
1
July
on
1985 inclusive.
a.m.
Marine City
sealed bids
Due
bonds.
1952
from 1953 to
of payable at the Peekskill National
100.15, a basis of about 1.78%.
Special Con. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Pittsboro), Miss.
Bond Offering — J. E. Carter,
Clerk
of Board
of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
and Cottrellville Twp. 175, p. 2741—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Piper, JafJFrac. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Marine City), Mich.
fray
&
Hopwood, Allison-WilBond Offering—Ervin C. Jones, nams Co., and J. M. Dain & Co.,
1.80s,
District-
10,500 Toddville Water
July 22—v. 176,
Dabney & Tyson, both of Boston,
as
1
July
on
from 1953 to 1956 inclusive.
281—were awarded to W. E.
Hutton
&
Co., and
Townsend,
school
$290,000
of
Due from 1953 to
bonds.
Due
bonds.
1952
p.
jointly,
improvement-
$20,000 highway
Sale—The $240,000 water
on
$30,-
July 30 for the purchase of
500 bonds, as follows:
Keene, N. H.
Bond
(DST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
interest
Grant,
will receive
Jr., Town Supervisor,
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Y.
Offering—Alan M.
Bond
Palmer &
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on July 28 for
the
and
Principal
at
the First
National
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
Croton-on-
O.
(P.
Hudson), N.
the
payable
Municipal Sep. Sch. Dist.,
Mississippi
Bond Offering—J. A. Creel, City
Kenower,
Co.,
&
Lerchen
Due
Biloxi
building bonds of¬
r
sewer
MISSISSIPPI
Minneapolis.
of Michigan Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Stranahan & j bids until 8 p.m.'(CST) on July
Co., of Toledo, Braun, Bosworth 30 for the purchase of $304,000
& Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬ storm sewer improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Jan.
son & Curtis, of Chicago, Watling,
for
bonds offered
' approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minnppnnlis.
of the First
of Detroit,
Corp.,
1969 to
Legality
Brooklyn Center, Minn.
Bond Offering—Paul H. Weekly,
Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
Due on July 1
1982 inclusive.
455,000 3s.
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1 from
1964 to 1968
(CST) on
purchase of $200,improvement bonds. Dated
000
17—v. 175, p. 2741—
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed
150,000 23/4s.
will receive
July 31 for the
fered on July
were
Manager,
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
1 from
$288,000 2V2s. Due on July
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
Offering—R. L. Van Noc-
City
ker,
lows:
Minn.
Cortlandt
(DST) on July
purchase of $70,000
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
until 3 p.m.
bids
29
inclusive.
follows:
July 17—v. 176,
bonds offered on
Bond
and in¬ Co, both of Minneapolis, and the
American National Bank, of St.
Old
Paul, at a price of 100.001, a net
interest cost of about 2.92%, as
inclusive. Principal
1957
Detroit 24),
Harper Woods (P. O.
Michigan
Bank,
12,376,000: Chase National Bank,
New York City.
7,329,000:
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
New York City.
6,104,000: Manufacturers Trust
Co., New York City.
4,676,000:" Bankers - Trust Co.,
New York City. ~
\' /
Chemical VBank
&
Co.; New York
City, v
•
-
4,172,000:
:
;
Trust
Volume 176
Number 5137
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(375)
4,095,000: the Hanover Bank, 100.01, a net interest cost of about ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
New York City.
2.07%, as follows:
(EST) on July 29 for the purchase
3,052,000: Irving Trust Co., New $100,000
hospital bonds: $15,000 of $19,000 Tuberculosis Hospital
York City.
2V2s, due on Feb. 1 from 1953 improvement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
2,940,000: Bank of the Manhat¬
to 1957
inclusive; $25,000 l%s, 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from 1953 to
tan Co., New York City.
due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1957 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1,862,000: The New York Trust
terest (M-S) payable at the Coun¬
1962 inclusive, $15,000
2s, due
Co.
from 1963 to 1965
inclusive, ty Treasurer's office.
1,855,000: Corn Exchange Bank
and $45,000 2y4S, due on Feb.
;
Trust
Co., New York
Hayesville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
1 from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $192,000 build¬
City.
53,000 road,, bridge and general
1,827,000:
the
First
National
ing bonds offered on July 22—v.
refunding bonds: $23,000 2y2s,
Bank, New York City.
1,827,000: J. P. Morgan & Co.
due
Feb.
1,211,000: Public National Bank
Co., New York
City.
Co.,
New
National
Bank & Trust
Co., New
County
Kings
County
1956
Federation
Co.,
&
York
City.
91,000: Amalgamated Bank of
New York.
The notes
Due
are
dated
July 7, 1952.
Oct. 20 and Oct. 23,
on
Niskayuna
Sewer
Dist.
1952.
No.
1
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Harold N.
Howe, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
at
the
office
of
Roy
W. Peters, 514 State Street,
Schenectady, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
July 30 for the purchase of
$19,000 water-1952 bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1952. Due on Sept. 1 from
1953
to
1971
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
Schenectady Trust Co., Schenec¬
tady. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York
City.
Olean, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$352,000 bridge
bonds offered on July 24—v.
176,
p. 282—were awarded to Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
of
New
York
City,
as l3As, at a price of 100.39,
basis of about 1.70%.
a
Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Offering — Anna D. Din¬
Bond
Village
ger,
,
ceive
sealed
(DST)
Treasurer,
will
re-
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
July 30 for the purchase
$38,500 general improvement-
of
1952
on
tional
Bank
&
Trust
inclusive, and
due
Feb.
on
1
from 1958 to 1960 inclusive.
OHIO
Akron, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Director
John Currie,
Finance, will receive
of
Co.,
Tuck¬
ahoe. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
No. 1 (P. O. Wilson), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $695,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on July 23—v.
176, p. 282 — were awarded to
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Smith,
Barney & Co., of New York City,
jointly, as 2.20s, at a price of
100.70, a basis of about 2.12%.
assessment
1952.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
Aug.
from
1
OREGON
Central
Bond
People's Utility/
(P. O. Newport), Ore.
1953
Offering—John Greenbo,
.
,
District Secretary, will receive
(J-D) payable at the Vil- sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
inclusive.
Principal
and
Treasurer's
age
Lincoln
District
1,
,
1962
;o
interest
approved
office. Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Cleveland.
by
Dempsey, of
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $600,000 electric revenue bonds. DatedL
July 1, 1952. Due on Jan. 1 from.
11955
Willard, Ohio
Offering —C. C.
Bond
and
to
1974
inclusive.
Principal.
interest (J-J) payable at the
Hessler, United States National Bank
of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed Portland.
Ohio
Legality approved by
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 4
Bond Sale—The $30,000 build¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago
for the purchase of $20,000 sewer
ing bonds offered on July 1—v.
improvement bonds. Dated June
Clackamas County Sch. Dist.
175, p. 2742—were awarded to the
No. 103 (P. O. Box
First National Bank, of Kingston, 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953
256,
to
1962 inclusive.
Principal and
Oak Grove), Ore.
as
23/4s, at a price of 101.38, a
interest (J-D) Payable at the Wilbasis of about 2.60%.
Bond Offering- Maxine
L_
lard Umted Bank Willard LegalMohr District clerk, will receive
ity approved by Squire Sanders sealed
Latty, Ohio
bids
Bond Offering—L. A.
lage
bids
Clerk,
Peck, Vil¬
receive sealed
will
&
nu-1
1 for the
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1953
to
A unit A A
Beaver,
Bond
inclusive.
Okla.
Sale—The issue of $25,000
sanitary
extension
sewer
(PST)
ore
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $80,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1960
OKLAHOMA
until
7 p.m. (EST) on Aug.
purchase of $20,000 sew¬
er
improvement
special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated June 1, 1952.
until 8 p m
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds
Interest
F-A.
Legality-
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland,
1972
inclusive.
„
improvement,
series
120
1V2S, at
a
special
notes
assessment,
awarded
were
price of 100.29,
a
as
basis
of about 1.32%.
Defiance, Ohio
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,120,000 water works revenue bonds
purchased
was
land
by Ryan,
Suther¬
&
Cincinnati.
a
works-1952
1952.
1977
Due
inclusive.
to
on
bonds.
on
to 1976
are
interest (J-D) payable at the Ohio
Citizens Trust Co., of Toledo.
Fairfield Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
North Fairfield), Ohio
Bond
Sale —The $16,000 build¬
Bond
Sept.
(DST)
until
Nov.
due
from
1953
to
1973
as
by
the
First
Portland, at
Feb.
inclusive.
a
from
1
July 1, 1952.
from
Principal
1953
and
1957
to
interest
by
John
W.
Shuler,
of
about
PENNSYLVANIA
follows:
1
Dated
Portland.
proved
of
$125,purchased
Bank, of
net interest cost of
a
1.97%.
on
was
National
at
bonds
cost
Sept.
on
Sale—The issue of
building bonds
(F-A) payable at the office of the
County Treasurer. Legality ap¬
$148,000
2y4s, due on Sept. 1 from 1955
to 1958 inclusive, $333,000 2s,
1959
to
Hazle
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O«
Hazleton), Pa.
•
Bond Offering—Patrick J.
Boyle,
inclusive, $185,000 2V4S,
Secretary of
Board
of
School
Sept. 1 from 1968 to
Directors, will receive sealed bids
1972
inclusive, $74,000 2%s, until 8
p.m. (DST) on Aug. 12 for
due on Sept.
1 in 1973 and the
purchase of $12,000 building
1974, $111,000 2y2s, due on
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due
Sept. 1 from
1975 to
1977
on
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1958 in¬
noon
1967
on
1
Bond
000
1977
1975 to
sewer
interest
2.24%,
Aug. 13 for the purchase
of $825,000 building bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1952. Due on May and
sive.
1 from
inclusive.
Offering—Evelyn Hazen,
Education, will
bids
County Sch. Dist. No. 21
(P. O. Box 38 Enterprise), Ore.
Due
851,000 storm
Clerk of Board of
sealed
Wallowa
about
on
Township Local Sch.
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio
receive
about
inclusive, $144,000 2%s,
due on Sept.
1 in 1973 and
1974, and $219,000 2y2s, due
Painesville
callable. Principal and
of
1972
July 1,
Sept. 1 from 1953 to
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
Dist.
cost
1958
net
1976 inclusive.
interest
inclusive, $648,000 2s,
due on Sept. 1 from 1959 to
1967 inclusive, $360,000 2V4S,
due on Sept. 1 from 1968 to
Dated
Orwell.
net
to
Dec. 1 from
; The bonds are dated June 1,
1952. The bonds maturing in 1967
,
2.24%,
as
follows:
$72,000
2V4S, due on Sept. 1 from 1955
Orwell, Ohio
Bond Offering—Helen R. Irwin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 5
for the purchase of $80,000 water
Co., of Toledo, and Asso¬
ing on Sept. 1, 1965 are callable.
ciates, as follows:
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
$490,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from able
at the Orwell Banking Co.,
1953 to 1966
1967
Cambria Central1 Sch. Dist.
bids until noon (DST) on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $174,850
street
improvement
special
was
purchased by the First Na¬
Principal and interest tional Bank, of
Gresham, Ore.
Beaver, as 2s and
Bond Offering — Lucille Eriek(A-O)
payable at the National l%s, at par.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
Bank, of Spaulding. Legality ap¬
son,
City Recorder, will receive
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Cushion, Okla.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on,
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,000 Aug. 8 for the purchase of
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
$31,000
Bay Village, Ohio
Bond Offering — Glen L. Gangas distribution system bonds was Bancroft
sewer
improvement
Liberty Local School District
purchased by Jennie Stoner, of bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
yard, City Auditor, will receive
(P. O. Jackson), Ohio
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Cashion, as 4s, at par.
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclu¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
sive.
The bonds
maturing after
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $112,construction bonds was purchased
Creek County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Aug. 1, 1956 are callable. Interest
700 street improvement, series 1
No. 18 (P. O. Sapulpa), Okla.
by Sweney Cartwright & Co., of
F-A. Legality approved by Winspecial assessment bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The
Columbus, as 3V4S.
$20,500 build- free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from
ing bonds offered on July 1—v. of Portland.
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Principal
Mansfield, Ohio
175, p. 2743—were awarded to R.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Bond Offering — P. L. Kelley,
J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma Jackson County Sch. Dist. No. 8S>
National City Bank of Cleveland,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
City.
I
(P. O. Shady Cove), Ore.
Rocky River Branch. Legality ap¬ bids until 1
p.m. (DST) on Aug. 4
I
Bond Sale—The issue of
$9,50G
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
& for the purchase of
$99,000 im¬
m,'
morLnn™
building bonds was purchased by
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
provement special
assessment
,on?i- ®
i? $2,510,000 gen- the First National Bank, of Portbonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on end obligations bonds offered on
Carlisle Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
iandj as 23/4Si at a price o£ 10089i
July 22
v. 176, p. 191
were a
bas[s o£ about 2.60%.
Bond Offering—C. E. Branden¬ April and Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1957
awarded to a syndicate composed
inclusive. Interest A-O.
burg, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
of
the
First
National
Bank
& Lane
County, Rainbow Water Dist.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Trust Co., of Oklahoma City, First,
Norwood, Ohio
(p. o. Eugene), Ore.
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 12 for the
Bond Offering — Ralph J. Gels, National Bank, of Enid, R. J.
Ed-| Bond Offering—Veral H. Crowe,
purchase
of
$18,000
building City Auditor, will receive sealed wards,
Inc., Small-Milburn Co., C. District
Secretary, will receive;
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
Due bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 1 Edgar
Honnold, all of Oklahoma sealed bids in care of
on
Husband,
Dec. 1 from 1953, to, 1962 in¬
for the purchase of $250,000 street City, First Securities Co. of Kan-.
port & Johnson, 72 West Broadclusive.
Principal
and
interest improvement bonds.
Dated June sas, Wichita, Calvert & Canfield,
way> Eugene, until 8 p.m. (PST>
(J-D)
payable at the Franklin
1, 1952. Due on Dec. 1 from 1953 of Oklahoma City, City National lon
July 30 for the purchase of
National Bank, Franklin. Legality
to 1962 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Bank & Trust Co., Stern Bros. &
$24,000 water bonds. Dated July 1„
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ terest
(J-D) payable at the First Co., and the Commerce Trust Co.,! 1952.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to
liams, of Cincinnati.
National Bank, of Cincinnati, Nor¬ all of Kansas City, at a price of
1978 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
wood branch.
Legality approved par, as follows:
Columbus, Ohio
ing after July 1, 1960 are callable.
Note Sale—The $184,460 street by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of $1,659,000 sanitary sewer bonds at
(M-N) payable at the
office of the Director of Accounts.
630,000 23As. Due
Wilson, Newfane, Porter and
fensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis.
—
sealed
bonds.
Dated July 1,
1952.
July 1 from 1953 to 1957
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
Due
1957
l3As,
Trust
Bank
New
on
in¬
191—were awarded to Raf-
p.
lin,
bids until Aug. 4 for the
purchase
of $465,000 bonds,
sealed
Kingston Union Local Sch. Dist.,
and
and interest
Trust
1960
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on
Nov. 1 in 1960 and 1961. Principal
Co.
119,000:
to
Trust
Co.
126,000:
1958
bids until noon (DST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $385,000 refunding general obligation
York City.
Bronx
from
$45,000
New York City.
133,000:
1
Trust
Sterling
and
refunding school bonds:
$22,000 2V2s, due on Feb. 1 in
Co., New York City.
378,000:
Empire
Trust
Co.,
301,000:
1956
67,000
York
States
City.
392,000: United
in
clusive.
1,008,000: Bank of New York.
917,000: the Marine Midland
Trust
1
1957, and $30,000 l%s, due
Inc.
& Trust
Feb.
on
176,
Westlake, Ohio
Offering — Eugene HickVillage Clerk, will receive
Bond
51
due
inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
on
ing bonds offered on July 19—v. payable at the Cleveland Trust
inclusive.
clusive.
The bonds are callable.
176, p. 191—were awarded to the Co., Painesville branch. Legality
Additional Sale
The $50,000 Interest F-A.
United Bank, of Willard, approved
Beaufort County (P. O.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders &
swimming pool and park bonds by James P.
as 3s, at a price of
101.001, a basis Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Costello, Jr., and
»
Washington), N. C.
were
purchased by the Central John E.
of about 2.81%.
Bond Sale—The
Cotsack, of Hazleton.
$73,000 general
National Bank, of Enid, at a net
Portage County (P. O.
refunding bonds offered on July
Franklin County (P. O.
interest cost of about 1.71%.
Meyersdale, Pa
Ravenna), Ohio
22—v. 176, p. 282—were awarded
Bond
Sale—The $20,000 street
Bond Sale—The $60,000
Columbus), Ohio
bridge
to R. S. Dickson &
McCurtain County (P. O.
Co., of Char¬
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar- construction
bonds
resurfacing bonds offered on July
offered
on
lotte, at a price of 100.03, a net
Idabel), Okla.
1—v. 175, p. 2743—were awarded
ley, Assistant Clerk of Board of July 18 — v. 176, p. 99 — were
interest cost of about
Bond Offering—James B. Ray,
2.31%, as County Commissioners, will re¬ awarded to the First
to the Citizens National Bank, of
NORTH
CAROLINA
Willard
Cleveland
follows:
$23,000
1966
County Clerk, will receive sealed Meyersdale, as 2s, at par.
Corp., of Cleveland, as IV2S, at a
(EST) on Aug. 1 for the purchase price of 100.35, a basis of about bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $310,000 bonds,
Muckinipates Authority (P. O.
of $20,500 Joan Heights Road Im¬ 1.37%.
ceive
2V2S.
and
Due
on
June
1
in
1967.
50,000 2V4S. Due
on
June 1
from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
North Carolina
Sale —The
$220,000
sealed
provement
bonds.
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
Bond
gen¬
eral obligation bonds
offered on
July 22 — v. 176, p. 282
were
—
on
the Branch
Winston-Salem,
and
Banking & Trust Co.,
Wilson, jointly, at
a
price of
#
bids
until
Special
Dated
10
a.m.
as
Assessment
Aug. 15,
1952.
Toronto,
Due
Bond
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1961 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Franklin
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond
Hickey,
sealed
Ohio
Offering — Ralph J.
City Clerk, will receive
bids until
7:30
(EST)
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $11,250
street
improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Due on Sept.
p.m.
on
office.
awarded to the Wachovia Bank
&
Trust Co., of
of
—
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
1
from
1954
to
1963
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
ley, Assistant Clerk of Board of able at the Union Savings Bank &
County Commissioners, will re¬ Trust Co., Toronto.
' 1
follows:
$160,000
■p,
Due
t
n
from
.rnnnf176,
150,000
Glenolden), Pa.
•
Bond
County
u
Hospital
v
school
bonds.
.
,n(-p.
1955
to
bonds.
inC/1
1964
•
•
in-
Secretary of
recejve
J (DST)
improvement
1964
Due from 1955 to
inclusive.
on
Authority, will
bids
until
8
p.m. 7
Aug. 5 for the purchase
March 1 from
County (P. O. Frederick), clusive.
Oklahoma
the
sealed
$1870,000 sewer revenue, series
A bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Due
on
Tillman
Offering—Harry I. Simon,
The
1956 to 1985 in¬
bonds
maturing
on
[March 1, 1958 and thereafter are
Bond Offering—Byron E. Bailey,' callable.
Principal mid interest
County Clerk, will receive sealed (M-S) payable at the Girard Trust
52
(376)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corn
Exchange Bank, Philadel¬
phia. Legality approved
by Vati¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & GaUrnway, of New York City.
TENNESSEE
Sale—The
Bond
and
works
Plains
Township
(P.
O.
Tenn.
on
15,000 City Hall bonds.
$600,000 water
The
improvement
July 21—v. 176,
1952.
bonds
dated
are
April
15,
of
composed
cate
*
Bond
Sale
The
—
$75,000
provement bonds offered
on
im¬
July
system
ser,
ceive
bids
sealed
(DST)
until
6
p.m.
Aug. 21 for the purchase
$25,000
improvement - 1952
of
on
bonds
D
Sullivan County
(P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Sale—The $144,000
bonds offered
Texas
on
$155,000 2V?.s. Due
Bank
Equitable
net interest cost
on
on
on
Feb. 1 from
The
TEXAS
bonds
Feb. 1 from
dated
are
Aug.
1952. Principal and interest
Cameron
Bond Sale
The $25,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on July
—
21—v.
to
176,
the
191—were awarded
p.
West
Side Bank, of West
l%s, at a price of
basis of about 1.54%.
Pittston,
100.40,
as
a
1,
(F-A)
the Chase National
Bank, New York City. Legality
ville), Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of $2,750,- approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
000 Padre Island Causeway bonds Crowe, of Dallas.
was
purchased
by a
syndicate
Sutton County (P. O. Sonora),
composed of James C. Tucker &
Texas
Co.
of Austin,
Ranson-Davidson
Bond Sale
The $75,000 road
Co., and M. E. Allison & Co., both
bonds offered on July 21—v. 175,
of San Antonio.
p. 2539 — were awarded
to the
Cedar Hill, Texas
First Southwest Co., of Dallas, at
County (P. O. Browns¬
payable
Feb. 20,
on
Calif.
1952. Due on
ISLAND
J
Cranston, R. I.
Note Offering
Brown,
City
William A.
—
Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until
on
July
1952.
notes.
Due
gality
for
28
$500,000
the
will
re¬
(DST)
purchase of
noon
July
Dated
31,
July 31, 1953. Le¬
approved by Ropes, Gray,
on
Best, Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bond Sale—The issue of
water
works
revenue
$60,000
bonds
at
Feb.
574,000 Winnebago Co., 111. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
Dallas.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Henderson
Britton, S. Dak.
Bond
City Auditor,
bids
until
4 for the.
8
will
p.m.
receive sealed
(CST)
Aug.
on
purchase of $10,000 elec¬
tric lighting
(P.
County
O.
Athens), Texas
Offering—Donley Raines,
Bond Sale—The issue of
road
and
$29,400
Public
STATES
Housing
Suffolk,
and
general
offered
Administration
Due
on
Nov. 28,
1952.
bridge refunding bonds
Baltimore, Md. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on March
Texas
Boston,
6,367,500
Bond Sale—The issue of
$60,000
bonds was purchased by the First
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1964 National
Bank, of New Boston, as
inclusive. Interest F-A.
4s, as follows:
Aug.
20,
26,
1952.
2.36%,
1954
to
1962
able
buy any of these securities.
a
solicitation of
an
Mass.
Dated
Due on Feb.
1953.
to
ISSUE
JULY
24,
1952
22—v.
to
Feb. 1 from
on
Bond
(par value $1.00
Price
$2.75
per
12
WASHINGTON
Everett,
per
S
Bond
of
1
a
e
revenue
the
to
bonds
a
offered
2539
p.
on
were
—
syndicate composed
Securities
Corp..
Union
circulated
$75,000 6s.
1954
Due
to
July
on
from
1
inclusive.
1956
388,000 Lubbock, Texas. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
as
may
1953.
lawfully offer these securities in such state.
(CST)
a.m.
1972
$500,000
improvement,
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1953 to
on
inclusive.
terest (J-J)
Aug.
on
of
Principal and
in¬
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Little
Chute,
Wis.
Bond Sale—The issue of $75,000
bridge
bonds
2V2S,
as
at
&
by
about
1,
Due
Co.,
of
St.
price
a
basis of
1952.
purchased
was
Shaughnessy
of
100.66,
Paul,
a
2.42%. Dated July
from
1953
1971
to
inclusive.
62,000 21/4s. Due
on
July 1,1957,
194,000 l%s. Due
on
July 1 from
Outagamie County (P. O.
Appleton), Wis.
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
Bond
Due
July
on
from
1
taxable
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Sale—The
$15,450
565,000 2i/4s. Due
to
1972
July 1 from
on
Franklin
County Sch.
Dist. No.
(P. O. Pasco), Wash.
from
1954
to
1972
bonds maturing
175,
—v.
inclusive.
1
inclusive.
County, Moses Lake School
District 161 (P. O. Ephrata),
Washington
Robert
—
(PST)
of
Sept.
15,
awarded
Bank,
at
price
a
of
104.41,
building
1952.
1954 to
bonds.
Due
as
2s,
of
about 1.33%.
Village and Town of Benton Joint
Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Benton), Wis.
Bond Offering—C. M.
30
Clerk,
until
for
will
3
p.m.
the
building
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
1952. Due
on
Vail, Dis¬
receive
sealed
July
on
of
Dated
$25,000
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1953 to
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
&
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
S.
will
DIVIDEND NOTICE
p.m.
64th
Dated
Dividend
Sept., 15
on
of
basis
a
Aug. 1 for the purchase
on
$30,000
from
National
se¬
Chicago, and Robert W. Baird &
1972
Grant
Offering
2744—were
Co., of Milwaukee, jointly,
Seattle.
Bond
p.
The
are
non¬
July 17
on
First
the
and after five
on
from date of issue
...
highway improvement,
ries H-8 bonds offered
O'Brien, District Treasurer,
10,562,000 Hartford, Conn. Dated
receive sealed bids until 2
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Dec. 19,
obtained in any state in which this announcement is
from only such of the undersigned and other dealers
"J"
1952. Due
bids
1952.
The prospectus may be
Wis.
purchase
building,
series
The $1,250,000
—
175,
v.
—
awarded
1,005,000s Erie, Pa. Dated Aug.
26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 1953.
share
10
the
for
County
Wash.
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Dallas, Texas
Dated
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
share)
County (P. O.
Claire),
Offering—Esther F. Voss,
bids until
trict
1,230,000 Decatur, 111. Dated Aug.
26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 1953.
July
on
par.
Claire
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
21,047,000
Common Stock
$42,000 general
283—were awarded
p.
2s, at
as
call¬
1953.
Route
Wis.
bonds offered
176,
inclusiver-
1953.
75,000 Shares
O.
Gillespie & Wouters, of Green
2,700,000 Covington, Ky. Dated able.
Principal and interest (F-x\)
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
payable at the County Treasurer's
Lodge Oil Corporation
(P.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
years
Beaver
Treas¬
approved
Appleton),
Bond Sale—The
Eau
1953.
155,000 Conway,, Ark. Dated Aug.
26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 1953.
City
Legality
Locks
4,
obligation
Bay,
Bond Offering—Edith H. Hales,
County Treasurer,
will
receive
461,000 Clackamas County Hous¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
ing
Authority,
Ore.
Dated Aug. 1 for the purchase of $350,Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 000
building,
series
A
bonds.
1953.
Dated Aug. 1, 1952. Due on Aug. 1
Feb. 20,
NEW
office.
No.
Feb. 1 from
on
460,000 2.40s. Due
1966
13,250,000 Capital of Puerto Rico
Municipal Housing Authority.
Dated Aug. 26, 1952. Due on
The offering is made only by the prospectus.
Agency in New
at the
or
WISCONSIN
inclusive.
1971
354,000 2s.
196,000 Brownsville, Tex. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
offer to
State
City,
Combined
to
sell, nor
the
at
Eau
1963
Sept.
callable.
are
Feb. 1 from
on
320,000 2V4s. Due
inclu¬
1937
to
Principal and interest (M-S; pay¬
a
follows:
as
$120,000 2%s. Due
1953.
This advertisement is neither an offer to
1970
1, 1962 and thereafter
192
Richmond, Strader, Taylor &
Co., of Lynchburg, and the In¬
vestment Corp., of Norfolk, at a
price of 100.03, a net interest cost
5,036,000
13, 1953.
gation bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1952.
from
1
sive. The bonds maturing on
syndicate
composed of F. W. Craigie & Co.,
of about
LN-2
series
bonds
p.
Sachs & Co., both of
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
New
York
City, Blunt EJlis &
be received until July 31 for the
Simmons, of Chicago, Rand & Co.,
purchase of $165,865,500 notes of
of New York City, and Grande
i;he
following public
housing &
Co., of Seattle, at a price of
agencies:
98.50, a net interest cost of about
$4,850,000 Alaska. Dated Aug. 26, 2.31%, as follows:
purchased by the County, as
33/4s, at par.
Hew Boston,
Revenue-1952,
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1952. Due on
$900,000 school
to
receive
(PST) oil
a.m.
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
City.
improvement
awarded
were
Thomas,
York
Va.
July 24—v. 176,
on
C
will
purchase of $25,-
for the
5
Goldman,
1952.
1
000.000 Municipal Light and Pow¬
urer's
VIRGINIA
July 2
(Washington, D. C.), U. S.
was
system general obli¬
Aug.
York
1953.
water
UNITED
by the
Offering—W.
Comptroller,
Sept.
20, 1953.
625,000 Tucson, Ariz. Dated Aug.
26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 1953.
net interest cost of about 2.48%.
was
Texas Bank &
Trust Co., and the First South¬
west Co., both of Dallas, jointly,
as
3s and 4s, at par. Dated June
1, 1952. Legality approved by Du¬
mas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of
purchased
a
City*
er
114,000 Santa Barbara Co., Calif.
Dated Aug. 26, 1952. Due on
—
RHODE
Bond
Dated
Francisco,
Aug.
26,
20, 1953.
Feb.
July 1 from
on
of
1969 to 1977 inclusive.
of about 1.67%.
San
Dated
COMMON
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Stock
60,942,000 New York, N. Y. Dated cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, at the
County Treasurer's office.
AMERICAN
1953.
Beer &
201
Golf Stales
Bldg.
Dallas 1, Texas
Harold S. Stewart & Co
No.415
Bond Sale—The
1953.
The
'
series A bonds offered
4,335,000 Norfolk, Va. Dated Aug.
26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20, 1953.
Paso, Texas
,
5,725,000
Philadelphia.
Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
1953.
—v.
on
July 17
176, p. 98—were awarded to
Board
Export
July
$285,000 school,
cents
mon
to
-
EXPORT LINES, INC.
of
Lines,
22,
dividend
1
1205 Bassett Tower
£1
Kent Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
King County,
23,317,000 New York, N. Y. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on May 29,
Company
.
inclusive
1967
to
sealed bids until 10
Bond Sale—The
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
467,000 2V2s. Due
111.
1953.
—
206,000 21/4s. Due
175,
July 23—v.
Island,
Aug. 26, 1952. Due
1,531,000
July 1 from
on
Seattle, Wash.
Rock
price
cost of
Feb. 1 from
1958
20, 1953.
a
school
awarded to the
Securities Corp., at a
bonds.
West Pittston Sch. Dist., Pa.
Feb.
613,000
Due
143,000 2.20s. Due
Co.,
111.
1952. Due on
26,
Monday, Juiy 23, 1352
.
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
Island
Aug.
&
1963 inclusive.
1953 to
2640—were
p.
the
and
on
Bond
Offering—George BalthaBorough Secretary, will re¬
Antonio,
Trust Co., of Dallas, at
July 11—v. 176, p. 99— of
100.009, a net interest
rejected.
about 2.46%, as follows:
were
Wernersville, Pa.
Bond
series
revenue,
offered
2—v.
175, p. 2640—were awarded
to the Jenkintown Bank & Trust
Co., of Jenkintown, as l%s.
Dated
99—were awarded to a
p.
Rock
295,000
Legality approved by Dumas,
.
$74,000 l%s.
1953.
syndi¬ Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
the First Na¬
Seminole, Texas
zatko,
tional Bank, of Memphis, Fidelityreceive sealed bids until 6
Bond Sale—The issue of $40,000
p.m. Bankers Trust Co., of Knoxville,
(DST) on Aug. 5 for the purchase
water works improvement bonds
J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
of $50,000
funding and improve¬ ville, Provident Savings Bank & was purchased by the Central In¬
ment bonds.
Dated Sept 1, 1052.
vestment Co. of Texas, Dallas.
Trust Co., of Cincinnati, and
J.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1.302
Osborn Wood & Co., of Knoxville,
Sherman, Texas
inclusive. Interest M-S.
at a price of 99.66, a net interest
Bond Sale—The issue of $828,cost of about 2.62%, as follows:
Sharpsville, Pa.
000 general obligation bonds v/as
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
$322,000 2V4S. Due on July 1 from purchased by a syndicate com¬
ing bonds offered on July 21—v.
1953 to 1964 inclusive.
posed of the First Southwest Co.,
176, p. 191—were awarded to the
278,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from of Dallas, Commerce Trust Co.,
McDowell National Bank, of Sha¬
of Kansas City, Rotan, Mosle &
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
ron, as 2s, at par.
Moreland, of Houston, Dallas
Rockwood, Tenn.
Union Securities
Co., of Dallas,
Upper Moor eland Township (P. O.
Bonds Not Sold—The bids re¬
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
of San
Willow Grove), Pa.
ceived
for the $300,000
electric
Bond
547,000 Richmond, Calif. Dated
Aug. 26, 1952. Due on Feb. 20,
>
sewer
Plains), bonds offered
Pennsylvania
Offering — Joseph pocTownshio Secretary, wilt
$45,000 water works improvement
bonds.
Cleveland,
.
Inc.,
at
a
thirty-seven
<$.371/2)
of
per
share
a
held
quarterly
and
on
one-half
the
Com¬
Stock, payable September 12, 1952,
stockholders
of
record
August
25!
1952.
Conrad. Bruce •&
at
a
net
2.04%,
as
Co.,
cost
interest
follows:
.
of Seattle,
of
v
C.
about
J.
KINNEY,
Secretary-Treasurer
vJuly
.
American
meeting
declared
1952,
of
Directors
22,
1952
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