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BUS. ADM.
MONDAY
library
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
New
Number 4921
Volume 172
General
RAILROAD
Petroleum
Aberdeen
the
wits
Oil
Co.,
of
•Of Tuisu, Okla.
SEC
from
See V. 171,
In
1985.
p.
The
company
June
on
Issue
This
Slock and Bond Quotations
Page
Stock Exchange
New York
filed a letter of notification with the
4% cumulative non-voting preferred stock
23
covering 556 shares of
Stock Exchange
New York
$100', and 2,780 shares of common stock (no par*.
Price for
preferred, $100 per share, with each share to be accompanied with
New
(bonus of eight shares of common stock. Proceeds are to be used to
esipand operations and purchase additional receivers, and for work¬
ing capital. No underwriting involved.
15
27
31
36
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
(par
Los Angeles Stock
Airfleets, Inc.—Sells Piper Holdings—
is
this
that
reported
1950
May—
Net
134,822
79,311
62,762
93,475
64,389
1,943,415
2,104,765
2,419,367
2,192,625
591,853
935,377
763,097
322,610
283,541
465,296
Over-the-Counter Markets
379,858
__
Net
ry.
railway
from
Ned
,~-V.
railway,—
from
income.
oper.
__
171, p. 2293.
Stock
Stock
Gas
Alabama
The
The
share
one-sixth
of
of
record
to
subscribe
pro
rata
offering is to be made
rights
share
each
for
27,
June
1950,
being
are
of¬
.
common
held.
Subscriptions must be received by 3 p.m. (EDT> on July 19. Chemical
<fc Trust Co., 165 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y„ is subscription
the
under
agent
offer.
securities
these
Because
the company states,
tion.
Natural
Southern
Gas
are-
to
believed
be
registra¬
from
exempt
stock,
common
its
for
subscribe
sale
from
Proceeds
the
of
part
new
stock
are
to
be
used
for
to properties, for the acquisition of additional gas
and for general corporate purposes.
earnings available for common stock of Alabama Gas Corp.
amounted to $1,182,341 for the 12 months ended May 31, 1950, or
$1.64 for each of the 721.428 shares now outstanding. This compared
with a balance of $952,715,
or $1.32 a present share, earned for the
and
improvements
U. S. Savings Bonds Issued and
properties
utility
1949.—V.
year
May—
Net
railway..
from
$1,366,703
312,115
134,387
81,626
$1,368,333
The
156,833
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
6,570,251
6,771,210
7,382,217
1,49.9,029
722,953
1,877,953
975,730
1,344,420
685,055
income.
oper.
640,605
Co.—Earnings—
Power
Period End. May 31—
Gross
1950—Month—1949
"
depreciation—*
1,724,202
415,000
expenses
for
Prov.
Amortization
of
—
21,758,507
377,500
4,717,500
4,225,500
716,470)
(
776.814
J
i
585,193
585,193
48,766
taxes.._)
income
Gross
20,070,127
48,766
taxes
Federal income
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1,505,884
plant
acquisition adjusts
General
-
$3,618,189 $46,934,064 $45,621,229
$4,007,414
revenue
Gperating
.
*
171, p. 2293.
Alabama
4,480,380
4,329,300
4,849,098
3,825,478
$969,569 $12,231,266 $10,887,251
$1,042,632
after int. and
charges &
nonrecur¬
inc.
.Net
Fed.
ring
Dividends
p.
Net inc.
-V.
7,666,335
105,000
1,260,000-
1,260,000
$604,570
$633,396
pfd. div.
after
$7,550,025,
$6,406,335
10 cents)
(par
of
District
S.
fix
30
soon
Court
as
■tug
as
tne
make application for such a",
Boston.
Upon Court approval,-
in
(within 10 days after approval)
and
-
•
-
171,
practicable
plan; an
to
u
record date
a
American
cash,
2509.
p.
The
capital
stock
and
admitted
were
converoiole
three
the
to
list
San
American
47
in
having
admitted
been
Stock
Francisco
joins
thus
with
.
.
General
Motor
exchanges. American Telephone hatrauing
privileges on the San Franciscj
on
six
for
A.
listed
unlisted
to
1950.
Chrysler and
Exchange since 1924.
Stock
other
facilities
transfer
Francisco,
San
y.
Telephone
securities
of thi*
Stock Ex
issues
debenture
the
o;
change at the opening of business on June 28,
which
stock
state
T.
taxes
will
T.
&
the
eliminate
will
transfer
established
be
soon
i::
of New York or
stockholders.—V. 171,
payment
western
by
2605.
Ancient River Channels Gold Mining
—Stock
The
Co., Reno., Nev.
Financing—
Offered—Plans Additional
company
in May, 1£50 publicly offered "as a speculation" 600,000
at eight cents per share.
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
proceeds
will
be
used
to
buy
equipment,
pay
and for
expenses
*
The
at 25 cents per share through its
■
'
claims
in
Sanders
County,
Mont.—V.
The
171,
stock
of
American Can Co.—Barred from Using
on
leases
Quantity Dis¬
Judge George B. Harris at San Francisco,
cans
C.
the
ry.
o
,
owns
.
an
171, p.
1665.
1950
$860,520
!"49
1948
1947
$637,082
141,454
$655,904
133,586
54,683
3,189.444
133,983
57,898
$740,501
166,816
79,233
3,716.264
937,944
3.1I~4 615
3,512,451
574,237
658,450
687,285
530,453
income...
oper.
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
income
oper.
171. p.
230,891
263,650
282,914
2294.
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Earnings
Period End. May 31—
Oper.
lease
of
Operating
"
"•-.Gross
21,488,743
28,770
349,233
333,988
$477,432
income
income
1,665,190
$153,954
$6,131,879
$5,003,097
6.773
976
54,051
35,564
$359,930
$5,185,930
$5,038,661
231 092
4,516,024
period.
608,609
3,640,854
608,609
$3,907,415
$3,032,245
$27,969,855 $25,787,528
>
20,450,443
plant-
(net)
Other
$2,052,914
1,799,331
28,770
and taxes
exps.
for
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
$2,305,533
Operating revenues
depending on the fruit and vegetable crops.
entered on June 22 in the government's suit
calls for detailed regulation of certain business
As
total of 98,4751
share, netting the
a
266,785
railway
from
from
Net
Net
President, in connection with the above
judgment
10 cents).
(par
From Jan. 1—
rued that the five-year contracts would be illegal but
the annual basis because of the unpredictable demand
from year to year,
stock
common
an
RR.—Earnings—
*
Net
said in part:
While
Nevada with
issued and outstanding
sold at eight cents per
company
railway...:.""
from
from
Gross
on
H. Black,
The
$7,878.
Arbor
Net
refused, however, a government request that totalTe^-'
quirements be abolished and that this company be ordered to with-,
draw from the manufacture and leasing of closing machines.
Judge Harris
shares of
were
stock,
May—
Gross
Judge Harris
,
there
common
shares of it
a broker.
authorized capi¬
additional
500,000
"Probably through
in
option to acquire certaL"
for which it will issue to Thomas H. Berry and William T. Berry
Ann
ning companies.
allowed them
offer
1,000,000 shares of common stock.—V.
Sales—
Calif., on June 22
ruled, that this company had violated the Sherman and Clayton AntiTrust Laws by monopoly practices that left "little room in a com¬
petitive sense for the independent small businessman."
The Court ordered
the company to end its practices of allowing
"quantity discounts" to big canners, of entering "total requirements
contracts," with canners for longer than one-year periods, of entering
into purchase contracts on a basis of more than one plant per contract^
and
of maintaining ownership of can closing machines used by can¬
Federal
later
to
cents per share,
5,000,000
1950,
of
shares
counts
at 25
corporation is incorporated
15,
April
plans
company
common
s
Trout Creek,
talization
21
has
company
against this company
1781.
171, p.
U.
Co.—V.
Rent
8.810,025
for a
$16,139,-
company
distributed represents
o.uer
proposed on June
to
company
1881.
for
709,570
743,396
105,000
reduct.
pfd. stock
tax
on
stock
proceeds are to be used to develop the properties at
The
6.610,518
1,476,830
railway..
this
the 2,342,411 shares of capita,
by
date.
corporation
railway
from
of
distribution
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Listings—
Montaua.
322,549
245,653
made
be
to
court
a
addition
ment
59
47
and directors.
officers
$1,513,762
464,499
plan
cash
to its stockholders.
cash proposed to be
working capital in connection with development of the Kentucky Placer
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
to
distribution
The
1947
1943
1949
168,228
income.
oyer
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
$1,208,581
__
railway....
from
Net
or
American will
Redeemed
Auction Sales
tional common
Gross
is
Claim.
1950
the
rata
pro
a
American.
entry
order
171, p. 1881.
Alabama Great Southern
Co.—Distribution Authorized
approved
and
the sa.e
...
>
t. i common stock o
Light Co. ($16,125,000).
The distribution involves s
&
the Commission
59
31—J
May
Through
Net
calendar
after
3
Capital Flotations for Month of May
Federal Reserve May Business Index
additions
28
capital
distribution
The
__.-47
System
171,
Hamburg.—V,
and
from
Power
of
stock
47
Reserve
ifork
payment of $6.89 in respect of each of
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
its
proceeds
Pacific
Miscellaneous Features
Reserve Banks
of
proportionate
R.
American's assets consist of its holdings o.
the outstanding common stocks of The Washingotn Water Power Co..
Portland
Gas
&
Coke
Co.
and
Washington Irrigation & Develop¬
Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Alabama Gas Corp., has agreed to
of the additional stock. No un¬
derwriting discount or commission is to be paid in connection with1
/■ale of the new stock, and expenses in connection therewith are esti¬
mated at approximately six cents per share, or a total of $7,500.
outstanding
the
Industrial Stock Averages_35
Foreign
they have not been registered with the SECCo,
owner
of approximately 99%
of the
June
on
of
partial liquidation,
Substantially all of the
News.Cover
.53
The Course of Bank Clearings
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.47
Dividends Declared and Payable—
47
Bank
....-aura<.a^
211, in
State and City Bond Offerings.--
issued.
be
SEC
reduction
General Corporation & Investment
S8.30 a share in the ratio
No fractional shares are to
a new
air service between
Harris Vice-President and
nights augment AOA'S pres¬
New
a ark,
Frankfurt and Berlin
Juue
on
Berlin, Germany, Harold
announced. The n;./
and
Manager,
American Power & Light
In
additional
120,238
to
at
L>ol.
p.
weekly round-trips between
weekly trips
between
new
The
Corp.—Rights to Stockholders—
stockholders
common
fered
shares.
per
by
2397.
p.
Exchange—Curb Section
National Quotation
171,
two
and
Exchange
Toronto
corporation
11
ent
42
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
36
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
36
Stock and Bond Averages (Dow, Jones).___35
Toronto
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Exchange
Curb
Montreal
$435,503
184,897
601,945
income.
oper.
ry.
$485,621
124,669
The
General
39
39
39
40
41
45
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Montreal Stock Exchange
1947
1948
$410,977
146,618
railway
from
1949
$425.84.9
railway,—
from
•Gross
$5
value
(par
stock
purchase
for
offered
be
of Illinois.—V.
Hamburg
—38
Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
to
is
American Overseas Airlines, Inc.—New Service—
37
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.— -Earnings—
."Net
stock
the State
36
36
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
corporation has sold its entire holdings of
€9,800 shares of Piper Aircraft Corp. common stock.—V. 171, p. 2397.
It
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
■
.
.
Exchange
Curb
York
Boston Stock
a
I
capital
of
shares
100,000
covering
holders of outstanding
capital stock of record at 4:30 p.m. (CDST), July 25, 1950, in th-.
ratio of one new share for each three shares then held.
The sub¬
scription price is $5.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds of the stock sale wi.l be
used ior general corporate
purposes and it is expected that in due course a part or all of thi
proceeds will be invested
by American in investments qualified a
legal lor casulaty insurance companies organized under the laws of
Bank & Trust Co.
the First National
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
Music, Inc., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
Air
-SEC
$600,000
and
INSURANCE
share).*
recently
loan
-
Financing—
Corp.—Long-Term
long-term
$2,100,000
York
New
INDUSTRIAL
-
received in connection
acquisition of all of the outstanding capital stock of Roytex
:jl.500,000 was received from the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
the
Of
Cop:
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
75 Cents
Price
York, N. Y., Monday, July 3, 1950
-
._
incomq.v_„_„
that Federal Judge George B. Harris *•' Net income after taxes
and
interest
upheld the principle of the requirements contract in the can industry
Cor annua', periods and ruled against divestiture of our facilities for
Dividends applic. to pfd.
bundling and leasing of closing machines,
.
. ,•>
In addition to asking for discontinuance of
requirements contracts
Balance
I
and divestiture of the company's closing machines business, the gov¬
-V. 171, p. 2605.
ernment counsel had proposed a series of other injunctions and restric¬
tions which would limit the company's service.
All of these demands*,
the company vigorously opposed as not serving the best interests of its
customers-, of farmers, or of the consuming public.
The Judgment also permits the company to continue to provide clos¬
ing* equipment for containers and to continue the development and
improvement of this type of machinery.
Pursuant to the direction of the Court the comnany will make clos¬
ing' equipment generally available on a basis of lease or sale and (Will"
afcer furnish its patents and
"know-how" to other manufacturers^ of>
$43.4,210
.
procedures, the important point is
Albuquerque Associated Oil Co.—Stock Price—
50,157
The
priced
shares
recently,
offered
to
common
ay$2 per share. See details in V. 171, p. 2605.
/
•.*.
,..
..
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Co.—To Place
The
stockholders
have
directors
of
yeirs,
approved
~
•
Note§ Privately
during the-next three
plant improvement and
the expenditure,
$23,600,000
additional
an
jtfc
were
for
a
expansion program.1
The
management anticipates'being able to finance the. new $23,•fc'00.000 'program with but'$12;000,000 of outside -capital.— This amount
#
to be obtained from a group of insurance companies on
is expected
sinking
20-vear
If
fif
the
1953,
raited
ance
total
will
notes.
have
sum
of
the
issuance
been
obtained
by
have
fund
program
there
the
1946
w£l
new
loans.
See also V.
Ambassador
Is carried out as. planned; by the latter part
been -expended oh plant* and equipment* since
$53,600.0(30 o£-which about $10,000,000 wa-s
preferred stock in 1948
through long-term borrowing
of
and $12,000,000
from the insur¬
171, p. 1985.
Mines
Corp.,
Si Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D.Jones & Co.
scrch
equipment.
Established
immediately to what extent the changes in¬
herent in the ruling may affect the company's costs, but there will be
no interruption of its traditionr.l standard of service.—V. 171,
p.>l'56l._.
rt
is
impossible
to
say
Spokane,
Wash.
—
Stock
American
Motorists Insurance
Co.
Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
May
1
the
for
1871
300 North 4th St., §t.. Louis
Members , f
~ *v
2, Missouri
.„.,*»•.
New York Stock Exchange
Offered—
Tlttr corporation
?~0,8*7
stocks
publicly
offered 100.000 shares" of"addi-"3L,
T^':^0ttt))4tty'' bfr"Jafte-I 23 filed a registration stafe^eht;,,with'
the
Phone
Midwest Stock Exchange
CEntral 7600
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Bell Teletype
in
mi
ii
.ml
t r
SL 593
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f
■
f ifiti'Tl
i
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BUS.
ADMj
'.I8RAPY
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
/
2
(2)
of
shares
for
share
new
on
or
stock,
common
Net
from
Net
par
$926,603
$317,694
ry.
517,014
459,771
312,509
income—
211,101
*56,668
$786,521
$748,896
railway——
153,044
railway
from
Gross
before June 26, 1950 for 28.250 additional
$6. at S10 per share, on the basis of one
each nine shares held.—V. 171, p. 1985.
the right to subscribe
1947
1948
1949
oper.
369.528
229,897
,
closed
were
Western Ry. —Earnings—
1950
May—
1950 recently were given
stockholders of record May 18.
common
Beaumont, Sour Lake &
Co.—Rights Expire—
Arkansas Western Gas
The
.
Monday, July 3,* 1950
.
.
3/
<17
permanently
holders
their
for
receipts
arising
as
cancellation
of
result
a
New
in
time
some
the close of business on June 28, 1950.
York, depositary, which will circularize
July, 1950, requesting them to surrender
at
by Guaranty Trust Co. of
ADR
the
2414.
'
against" payment
of
sale
the
\
' '
,
.
the
of
funds
dollar
sterling.—V.
blocked
150,
p.
,
From Jan. 1—
Net
capital
financing as may be required in order to carry
out this program are not yet definite.
It Is expected, however, that
the company will use for this program
(a» treasury funds on hand,
(bi
funds from
internal sources,
the principal Items of which are
the provisions made for depreciation and amortization
(estimated to
be $3,490,00 and $67,000. respectively, during the year ending Dec. 31,
1950)
and
(ci
funds from short-term bank loans and/or from
tire
sale
of additional securities when
and as required.
The company's
present intention is to raise approximately $10,000,000 of the required
funds by selling,
in the fall of the current year, 50,000 additional
shares of cumulative preferred stock, a like amount of common stock,
and S8.000.000 of a new series of first mortgage bonds.
,
Authorized
bonds—
3lU'/c, due Dec. 1.
3\\%, due Nov. 1,
3V,b%, due Nov. 1,
due Nov. 1. 1978
Series D,
series
41/2'7c
series————
1947
5%
Future
if
series,
stock
Common
280,312
615,000
104,683
1,000,000
—
—
any
($20
value)
par
—-
'
Net
Los
ry.
—V.
aggregate
time
June
15,
outstanding
has concluded
company
bor¬
amount
increased
to
a
arrangement covering the
new
30, 1951, similar to the foregoing, except that the
which may be borrowed by the company has been
ending June
aggregate
at
stock
above
The
rowed.
The proceeds from the sale of the new preferred
will be used to retire in part the amount so
1950.
to
$8,000,000.
as
the
shares issued and sold on June 14, 1950, to the
General Telephone Corp.
The proceeds of such
will be used by the company for the same purposes1
proceeds of the sale of the new preferred stock.
See also
V.
171,
p.
{Including
sale,
125.000
$3,065,303
1,703.303
1,112,600
1.053 090
3,998,094
2,417,969
2,226,975
2,325.556
1,142,411
1.853,612
2,072,702
Gross
the
of
Net
ry.
Net
income
—V.
171,
2,uu5,oo2
l,379,7o3
2,155,283
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
2u,o2o,2U3
16,092,952
xo,/05,u53
13,103,132
railway
railway
income
oper.
1948
$232,434
113,629
40,154
13,283
1947
$150,440
61.397
48,119
1949
$132,970
1950
$242,264
118,372
52,253
May—
Gross
24,349
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1.212.529
284,069
105,487
railway
income
oper.
805.190
339,229
139,654
993,306
473,857
815,902
600,273
254,551
railway
195,106
171, p. 2294.
West Point RR.—Earnings—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
-
income—
oper.
from
from
Net
$349,824
56,497
Net
ry.
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
1.652,492
153.805
*60,995
The
stockholders
mendation
capital
stock
of
shares
the SEC on June 23 covering
Colonial Associates, Inc., Boston, is
Net
ry.
Net
—V.
171,
157,441
685,710
A
wood
39,734
metals
of
The
Babcock
extrusion
&
alloys
complex
Wilcox
Tube
to
an
The
Co.
Isaac
pointed
be
Harter,
out
chairman
that
In
view
the
of
of
the
anouncement
uesd
tional
of
that
primarily in making carbon
shapes.—V. 170, p. 2020.
the
B&W
tubing,
welded
and
recom¬
a
shares of
followed
28
the
American
Tube
the
district of
that
announces
plans
Angeles,
Los
of these two offices makes
the six Western states.
a
Calif.
total of 22 Budget offices
•
" *•'
additional
...
.
underway
are
from
railway
Gross
for
the
scope
of
ex¬
Budget
alloy
tubes
of
ry.
.
1947
$319,239
69.192
1,645
1.865,973
1,712,359
437.471
645.200
299.821
1,506.778
250,335
155,188
2,078,802
477,415
92,614
income
oper.
*71,481
"Deficit.—V.
171,
Ohio RR.
Period End. May 31—
1950
Net
Net
ry.
Net
ry
$
37,556,522
34,373,953
8,081,814
revenues.
from
rev.
7,000,545
oper..
income
—V.
income-
The
directors
the
on
declared
also
and
preferred
the
on
26
June
on
stock
common
share
per
sec¬
stock,
a
dividend of 25
payable
both
Aug.
1
to
p.
12,900,265
to
showed
3,801,864
the
' 5,989,179
now
will
2606.
heavy loss
a
showing
be
of
Period End. May
Railway oper.
Net
ry.
Net
$1,036,265
$1,015,791
oper.
341.388
233.061
ry.
income
—V.
oper.
171,
p.
income
$6,718,160
3.086.536
107.001
1,615.394
1.905.196
57,800
1,397,740
1,679,957
fiscal
for
and
and
exploratory
for
used
"acquiring and holding reservations and leases *
operations and expenses of
the remaining portion Qt
in the capital stock of
Canadian-American
Oil
Co.f/ a
whoily-owned
subsid ary
and
the
balance will be advanced to that company to be held by that com¬
pany and applied to the repayment of such
advances when required,
by the company for use in its Canadian operations.
Superior Oil now owns all of the 1,000 outstanding shares of Cana¬
dian Superior Oil,
acquired at a cost of $1,000.
According to the
prospectus,
it is proposed that Superior Oil will receive an addi¬
tional 2,299,000 shares to be paid for by the cancellation of $2,299,000
of open account indebtedness owed by the subsidiary; and that Superior
Oil will make a capital
contributions to the company of $4,363,574,
being all of the balance of the open account indebtedness owed to
it by the subsidiary on
May 31, 1950.
Assuming the sale of all of
the 2,150,000 shares,
Superior Oil will then own 2,300,000 or 51.7%
the
drilling
and
other
company as and
when required."
Of
U.
S.
funds, $10,000 will be invested
the
t,h»
4,450,000
shares
common
Canadian
of
Superior
then
Oil
out-
but
the
of the
second
last fall and
other basic
Sales are
June quarter
quarter.
figures for the
third quarter of
substantial
1949.
Unless
the final quarter
should
year
show
improvement."—V.
171.
&
Wireless
(Holding),
Canadian
Superior
leases,
Dillon,
A
reservations
Read
options
or
Co.
inc.
the
by
the issue
manage
which
The three joint 4%%
Refrigerating
will
thorized by
V.
also
offer
of
ap¬
United
stock
the
public.
to
amount
to
$20,000,000.
over
Privately—
and of two subsidiaries,
recently
au¬
in the amount of $150,000 each.
See
Cassco
are
Berkeley
Corp.,
171, p. 2606.
.
Celanese Corp. of America—To Reduce Debt—
the
Accelerating
corporation
$5,000,000
retirement of funded
27
authorized the
debentures
effected
debentures,
and
over
the
the
of
directors
the
redemption
above
operation
through
due in
2.85%
debt,
June
on
of
on
sinking
this
of
retire¬
of
Aug. < 1
annual
normal
Of-the
funds.
be redeemed $3,000,000 is to be applied to the 3%
(see below),
1965
due
debentures,
and $2,000,000
is
to be
applied to
1966.
in
in building the company's working capital to a desirable
proceeding satisfactorily enough to permit a beginning at
in accelerated debt reduction,"
Harold Blanche, President,
"Progress
is
position
this
time
:
said.
'
...
the company reported first quarter net income
charges and taxes, equal after preferred stock
of $10,-.
dividend
provisions to $1.77 on the 5,514,107 Va
common shares outstanding.
In the
corresponding 1949 period net income was $6,047,624, equal
Recently
after
568,886
to
cents
95
common
a
share.
The
has
corporation
3%
$3,000,000
at
called
debentures
the office of Dillon,
together with accrued
frcm
ry.
171,
2606.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
1947
1948
$2,853,031
$3,333,669
$2,735,381
396,915
225,404
549,665
239.090
railway
147,575
6,059
275,628
*54
15,334,689
15,067,338
15,773,919
13,548,182
1,863,201
459,288
1,543,182
2,156,119
1,066.63b
299,259
718,654
*139,639
income
oper.
1.
New York,
1950
$3,198,395
railway
from
Net
redemption
on
Aug.
1,
1950,
1965. Payment will be made
paying agent, at 10334%
for
Oct.
interest.—V.
May—
Gross
due
Read & Co.,
from
frcm
Net
ry.
were
depositary
removed
opening
from
on
railway
railway
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
171,
p.
2301.
Vermont Public
Central
Connecticut
(Including
Period End. May
Operating
Valley
31—
revenues
Oper. expenses &
taxes-
Service Corp.—Earnings—
Electric Co.,
Inc.,
1950—Month—1949
$555,651
$499,732
454,361
434,756
Wholly-Owned
Sub.)
1950—12 Mos.—*1949
$6,890,532
$6,483,304
Net
income
Nonoper.
Gross
Int.
&
Repayable—
t
5,780,401
5,597,090
$64,976
$1,110,131
$891,214
Drl93
£>rl,288
3,826
$64,783
deductions
$1,108,843
$895,040
div.
after
June
per
"Includes
of certain
com.
the
gas
26,398
342,952
321,580
$38,385
$765,891
$573,460
16,259
13.092
163,436
157,102
$55,383
$25,293
$602,455
$416,358
$0.08
$0.04
$0.92
require.
pfd.
stock
requirements—
Earnings
29,883
$71,642
other
stock
235
$101,525
income
Bal.
$101,290
(net)_
income
div.
receipts for the 5V2%
preference stock., par
unlisted trading at the New York Curb Ex¬
income
operating
shr.
revenues
and
expenses
associated
with
properties sold April 21, 1949.—V. 171,
(Continued
on
page
9)
p.
the
$0.64
operations
2301.
-
PubH shers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert. President;
William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other
offices: 135 8. La Salle
St., Chicago 3. Ill
(Telephone State 0613);
1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
*s second-class matter February 25,
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan'
American
Uj^on, $35.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $38.00 per year.
Other Countries, $42.00 per year.
*OTl: On
account
of
the
Chronicle
fluctuations
In
(Reg.
the
U.
S.
rates
Patent
of
Office)
exchange,
-
States
offered in Canada by the Canadian "
Gundy & Co. as sub-manager. The
and
the stockholders,
portions
includes
<
the
notes of this company,
Corp.
total
^.oup
a
expected to
are
large
over
"nch
held
acres
freehold leases.
win
will be
Wood,
issue
headed
proceeds of
4,000,000
scattered
Manitnh->.
and
underwriters
of
portion
underwriters
net
approximately
1,600,000 acres under
Canadian
and
has
now
Saskatchewan
Alberta,
Ltd.—American Deposi¬
26. Under the terms of a scheme of ar¬
rangement, approved by the stockholders and by the High Court of
Justice in England,
these shares were to be repaid at par
on June
30, 1950.
in the form of blocked sterling. The ADR transfer books
Oil Corp. below—V. 171, p. 2194.
Financial
.
standing.
Net
American
£1,
and
trend
below those
tary Receipts for Preferred Stock
2397.
Commercial
steel workers
of
the
difficulties should arise it is expected that
Cable
3,632.058
131,486
,
subsidiary of The Superior Oil Co.
Candada
Pfd.
$7,999,637
174.585
Barnsdall Oil Co.—Merger Effective-
The
in
earnings
750.
change
See Sunray
upward
an
considerably
the strike
to
1950—5 Mos.—1949
revenues.
from
rev.
Net
1950—Month—1949
31-
our
J).
due
effected
further
unforeseen
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co.—Earnings-
filed a registration statement with the
shares, par value $1 per share.
The
teims are to be supplied by amend¬
27
common
limited the flow of pig iron,' coal and
strike which
coal
material
15.063,203
1,312,787
Commission—
underwriting
and
holders of
1950 fiscal
July 14.
Common dividends declared during the
date total $1.25 per share.
announcing the directors' action L. F. Rains, President, said.
"Although results for the first eigjit months of our current fiscal year
have not been satisfactory the directors felt that the common stock¬
holders
should have
consideration
at
this time.
Our first quarter
$
3,072,715
Ltd.—Registers
California,
of
Co., Ltd., the
It is a wholly
of California.
All of the proceeds
received in Canadian funds and a portion of
the U. S.
fundi will be added
to general funds of the company in
owned
Net
cents per share
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75
the
record
151,066,259 158,621,939
27,197,457
31,796,828
4,098,110
Oil
i*
will
2,391,579
oper.
171,
$
June
on
849,400
ment.
Gross
Byers Co.—25-Cent Common Dividend—
(A. M.)
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$
Railway oper.
*459,771
From Jan. 1—
Co.—Earnings—
Month—1949
*186,690
*525,865
641,324
2300.
p.
2,150,000
price
Net
2300.
p.
In
&
*223,781
*
Superior
Central of Georgia
railway
from
Net
pres±
various
171,
company
covering
offering
-
1948
$417,372
137,325
76,349
l—
railway
from
Net
by
income
oper.
1949
$488,468
195.787
109,459
1950
$456,704
167.087
94,934
railway
frc-m
ry.
year
Baltimore
The
SEC
the
Charles S. Offer, President, and Albert
the board,
this corporation announces the
Loan Service offices located in North Holly-'
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
company,
process
*377,9)0
With Securities and Exchange
ment
California—Acquires Two
com¬
company
new
*252,371
*550,686
income
Canadian
authorized
of
by
May—
the fabrication of tubes of
sectional shapes, will be built
board
fact
manufactures seamless and
number
in
Net
made June
982,000
Partial Redemption—
5.090,424 •' 4.515VJ28
6,171,306
5.202,148
announcement
*113,733
878,000
two-for-one stock split.
a
the
1950 which will still further extend
Finance Plan operations.—V. 171, p. 2393.
pletion of a licensing
agreement between the latter company
and
Comptolr Industriel d'Etrirage & Profilage de Metaux of Paris, France,
developers of the process and holders of the patent rights.
ently
increase
to
and act on
number of
authorized
possible
to make
Crenshaw
the
Offer
pansion
for
plant
in
according
Pa.,
consider
27 will
that the
entitled to vote.—V. 170, p. 2126.
Valley
two
in
Acquisition
Net
and
Falls,
*85,516
932.000
railway.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Plans to
—
capital stock from 500,000 to 1,000,000 and to pro¬
presently outstanding 450,000 shares of capital stock
900,000.
Stockholders of record at close of business
statement
chairman
of
and
Gross
$1,000,000
new
Beaver
Co., Detroit, Mich.
asked
be
joint
a
jrrom Jan.
at
will
1950 will be
purchase
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Unit to Build Plant—
ferrous
ry.
par
the
become
10,
July
on
be increased
$5
that
In
2606.
p.
from
Net
1950—5 Mos.—1949
743.682
income—.
oper.
*120,682
railway
from
proximately
New Offices—
$11,103,737 $10,086,0o4 $56,421,334 $od,274.444
income
*73,347
*60,327
*130,346
$5,000,000 of debt to
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
31—
revenues
President of Unit—
Budget Finance Plan, Inc. of
"
Period End. May
1947
$137,000
*34,643
income
oper.
Cassco
directors
stockholders
The
Mr.
Operating
the
of
operating in
171, p. 2294.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.
Mass.—
Split-Up Stock—
Behrstock,
270,137
30,222
1948
$190,000
*73,107
railway
from
ry.
under
Roller Bearing
Bower
England—Earnings—*
1949
$170,000
Cassco Corp.—Notes Placed
7,123
1,937,959
383,437
89,664
1.684,461
187,104
"1,754
1.646,340
railway-—
railway—
Boston,
the corpora¬
tion's Norge Heat Division, with central offices in Detroit.
He for¬
merly
was
Vice-President
and
General
Manager of
Norge
Heat.
Previously the chief executive of the division was G. P. F. Smith, who
has relinquished this post to devote full time to his duties as President
of the Norge Division.—V. 171, p. 1882.
July
From Jan. 1—
Gross
which
2434.
p.
per
develop
1950
Net
.£{. Davis, Jr., has been elevated to the Presidency of
C.
1947
1948
$401,562
73,765
17,221
1949
$325,484
22,734
*10,321
1950
$365,257
76,434
19,282
170,
($1
$198,000
railway
from
Net
of
would
Atlanta &
in
registration statement was filed with
vide
May—
America,
of
Trust
Borg-Warner Corp.—New
Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
programs
may
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$
$
2397.
p.
pension
approved
29
company
40% ahead of the same period last
including a recently introduced twist
50%
specially manufactured carpet
rayon,
were
well received by retailers at the Chicago Homefurnishings Market,, he declared.—V. 171, p. 1354.
distributor.—V.
37,813,095 176,177,414 191,434,333
2,oud,oj7
income
oper.
Approve
quarter of 1950 were more than
year. New fabrics and patterns,
of 50%
wool and
Investment
the SEC
with
Organized
in
November,
1943,
as
Rio Bravo Oil
adopted its present hame on June 9, 1950.
carpet, made
Bond
Files With
—
company
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$
31,726.894
revenues
due semi¬
eventually, participate. Most
employees will be eligible for a non-contribuury pension of $100 a
month including social
security, at age 65, after 30 years' service,
with proportionate amounts for less service.
James
D.
Wise,
President, announced
that the company's sales
volume
for
the first half of
1950 was running approximately 25%
ahead
of
the first half of 1949. He salcl«that sales for the second
A
$
Milwaukee,
Carpet
June
on
accord¬
From Jan. 1—
Synagogue,
150,000 units of beneficial interest.
1950—Month—1949
Canadian National Lines in New
2,244,618
Tamid
employees
8,000
from
Proceeds
construction,
mine.
Gross
stockholders
The
2509.
Period End. May 31—
7,234,361
8.002,C23
6,707,960
1,074,149
Co.—Stockholders
Programs—Sales Show Gain—
Pension
all
issuer.
171, p. 2300,
June 23 filed a letter of notification
Company on
May-
Bigelow-Sanford
$2,500,000,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
The
Gross
Ner
the
to finance new
Camp B Mining Co., Wickenburg, Ariz.
1,564,125
980.495
171, p. 2294.
El
for
agent
as
used
$2,771,831
1,529,770
907,795
1960; and 101 and interest for 41/2% bonds
annually from Nov. 1, 1960 to May 1, 1965.
parent.
company's
$3,015,731
1,424.378
income
oper.
acted
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
280,312 shs.
537.614 shs.
None
2333,038 shs.
outstanding at any
2% per annum.
$6,000,000
exceed
to
such
referred
year
not
amount
days unsecured notes, at an interest rate of
arrangement
55.100,000 of notes
were
90
on
Under
$2,800,139
income—
Wis.—
Bonds Offered—Seligman & Co. and Braun, Monroe &
Co. on June 27 publicly offered $290,000 of first mort¬
gage serial bonds, dated June 1, 1950, at the following
prices: 100 and interest for 3V2% bonds due semi-annual¬
ly from Nov. 1, 1951 to May 1, 1955; IOOV2 and interest for
4% bonds due semi-annually from Nov. 1, 1955 to May 1,
'$1,800,000
Angeles,
1947
railway
from
Net
has
company
of
1943
railway
from
Beth
an
arrangement with Security-First National
Bank of America National Trust and Savings
Association, Citizens National Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles
and California Bank to borrow from time to time up to July 1, 1330
"The
Bank
an
Gross
Co.
&
the bonds will be
sharej,
1949
railway
oper.
Witter
Dean
the sale of
ing to Ralph Elsman, President.—V.
covering 35,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds will be used to
RR.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
$1,368,000
10,300,000
6,950.000
6.000,000
9,000,000
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
from
ry.
has sold to the New York Life Insurance
first mortgage
bonds, series C, due in 1975, it has been announced?
Canada—Bonds Placed Privately
Erie
railway
from
Net
California Water Service Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
—The company
Co. in two instalments $1,600,000 of ZV4%
2294.
195C
Net
Outstanding
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
$6,000,000
1969— —
1974—
1977
Series E,
l33/s'// )_.
Series F, due Nov. 1, 1979 (27/8%)__
Short-term notes
(90-day bank loans)
Cumul. pfd. stock ($20 par valuei —
B,
Series C,
1,999,563
1,069,322
1.169,155
placed privately in
has
company
Gross
mortgage
Series
4,145.623
2,218,033
May—
EFFECT'TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
First
4.719,151
2,009,223
682,691
958.697
Bessemer & Lake
future
such
for
plans
4.101.335
2.200,634
income—
the United States an issue of
$8,000,000 first mortgage 2V2 % bonds, series H, dated May 1, 1950, and
due May 1, 1960.
The Montreal Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has been
designated paying agent for the principal and interest.
The proceeds wert used to redeem cn May 1 the outstanding first
mortgage 5% gold bonds, series C, due 1960.—V. 171, p. 1x42.
in
engaged
is
company
4,217,076
railway
railway
oper.
Bell Telephone Co. of
The
in its history, it is expected that
required.
The company's present
construct on program
funds wiil be
largest
additional
the
PLANS—Since
FINANCING
FUTURE
ry.
♦Deficit,—V. 171, p.
Further information follows:
date.
the
issue of June 19, Paine,
our
from
Net
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and
Mitchum, Tully & Co. on June 15 publicly offered an
issue of 125,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock,
1947 series (par $20) at $21.50 per share.
The offering
was oversubscribed
and the books closed on the same
in
lrom
Gross
Ltd.—Preferred S^ock Sold
Associated Telephone Co.,
—As mentioned
William
remittance
B.
Dana
Company,
for foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must bs mads in New York funds.
y
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The
3
(3L
Capital Flotations in the United States During the Month of May
And for the Five Months of the Calendai Yeai 1950
3%
emissions in May aggregated $672,117,936
a total volume of $435,481,000 in April,
representing an increase of $236,636;936.
Corporate
Following
rprevious month wherein stock offerings in
This reversal can
readily be seen by a glance at the figures which reveal
that a total of $279,450,000 in public utility bonds were
31.60% of the month's total and compared with $137,615,-
that category far exceeded bond issues.
000 made up
of
fact
"January
A
of. 155
A further
that
"
tuted
,
a
a
181.500
181,500
100
2
273,275.500
100
b
2 years
i
the
of
May.:
on
L--C
bank
a
of'which
E
series
on
discount
a
basis,
have
oasis,
C-1948, C-1949
State
of
series
D
Comprised
a
10-year'maturity,
of
at
and
Sept.
C-1950.
to
as
OF
Accepted
Jan
5-
91
day Treas. bills
904,785,000
91
day Treas.
bills
905,112,000
bills
bills
Jan
1
U.
Jan
and
Jan
of
S.
indebt
Savings
1978, inclusive.
Tax Antic'n
Total
for
$
902,376,000
4,607,000
900,7,76,000
4,336,000
902,376,000
.902,846,000 '„
bds.
Indebtedness
900,178,000
.
5,371,726,000
.
900,603,000
municipal financing for the first five mpnths of
Co.
Supply
3lA%
Feb
2
91
706,854.823
1,631,000
notes_
1,631,000
*
411,046,500
January
411.04G.500
10,106,377,323
8,975,659,000
1,130,718,323
1,001,645,000
2,524,000
2,684,000
day Treas. bills
Feb
20-year
"February
,
$1,391,615
day Treas. bills
1,004,360,000
91
day Treas.
b lis
1,003.214,000
1,000.530,000
Feb
$-234,831,046
91
16
23
91
day Treas.
bills
1,000,930,000
1,000030,000
Feb
Total
Refunding
$233,439,431
9
1,000,827,000
1,001,836,000
Feb
I '
1
notes
1,918,018,000
581.028,070
1,918,018,000
20-rao. Treas.
1
Feb.
549,563,440
6,286,228
555,849,668
March
362-905,565
2,913,516
365,819,081
Feb
April
169,694,702
,6,114,910.
175,809,612
303,791,354
14,116,294
U.
Feb'-
S. Savings
bds.
1
•
'
:
'
:
Depositary bonds
1
Tax
Total
Antic'n
for
Mar
581,028,070
2
91
Mar
1,037,000
notes_
February
day
1,037,000
229,374,900
229,374,900
6,739,606,970
5,922,141,000
Treas.
hills
1,000,248,000
1,000,248,000
$30,822,563
^1,650,217,055
"Figures revised.
1,001,102,000
Below we'present a
tabulation of figures since January, 1948, showing the different monthly amounts of cor¬
poration financing.
Further revisions 01 the ia*9 arid it 50 figures may be necessary, particularly as additional
private financing is brought to light.
'
.
~.
CORPORATE
OF
FINANCING
BY
New
Refunding
Capital
S
$
1950,
1949
New
$
Capital
$
i
day Treas,
bills
1,001,102,000
91
day Treas.
bills
902,416,000
91
day Treas.
tills
900,323,000
day Treas.
bills
901,893,000
900,943,000
Mar
16-mo. Treas. notes
2,741,319,000
1,860,166,000
2,741,319,000
1
Mar
15L 6- yr.' Treas.
U.
S. Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
Mar
—+1948
Total
Refunding
$
New
'
Capital
$
1
373,524,374
March—'
for
».
661,164,348
107,974,500
553,189,848
457,478,725
1.295,000
$
148,580,192
March
First
20,487,877
169,068,069
245,905,085
7,512,700
253,417,785
565,380,788
14,091,516,
168,441,000
534,743,411
394,698,331
39.260,000
433,958,331
705,972,487
97,041,541
803,014,028
296,903,377
1,364,975,828
1,098,082,141
346,625,260
88,855,740
1,221,250
244,859,670
435,481,000
672,117,936
683,528,072
427,258,266
296,429.400
34,050,000
1,216,258,618
30,519,224
1,246,777,842
597,397,598
2,196,216,090
65,790,474 2,262,006,564
1,554,058,367
1,068,072,451
quarter
48,067,700
1,146,149,841
1,644,877,649
113,723,057
a
684,749,322
569,550,792
51,687,500
330,479,400
387.109.977
4,154,647
29,896,829
June
,'1,758,600,706
6
91
day Treas.
bills
Apr
13
91
day Treas.
bills
Apr
20
Apr
27
1
quarter
months__
July
3,294,298,231
113,858,174 3,408,156,405
621,238,292
Apr
{
391,254,624
,
Third
day Treas.
bills
J.,001,540,000
903,026,000
98.514,000
bills
1,000,032,000
902,846,000
97,186,000
887,097,000
887,097,000
notes
3,503,558,000
3,503,558,000
bdS._
422.535,517
6,758,000
422,535,517
Depositary bonds
Tax Antic'n notes.
210,534,700
210,534,700
5
Treas.
yr.
U.
i.
1
S. Savings
for
April__
8,934,763,217
8,003,848,000
9i
day
Treas.
bills
1,102 ,229,000
1,002,780,000
99,449,090
199,462,033 3,398,398,049
3,198,936,016
May 11
91
day
Treas.
bills
1.102, 803,000
1,004,410,000
98,393,090
May 18
May 25
91
day Treas.
bills
1,102. 027,000
1,003,584,000
91
day
bills
1,102, 992,000
1,000,930,000
U. S. Savings bds._
415, 584,805
17,864,226
446,552,109
508,794,501
16,774,735
' 525,569,236
8,118,500
127.184,110
259,360,941
3,090,0(J0
262,450.941
43,097,486
171,539,039
461,630,369
26,631,500
69,080,212
! 745,275,258
1,229,785,811
—
488,261,869
,
1
May
May
Treas.
October—.—^,
441.179.034
182,938,386 4,153,431,663
»
90.958,444
'
4,428,721,827
532.137,528
November
182,930,760
35,125,000
Depositary bonds—
May
1
Tax
Antic'n
314,693,097
105,249,790
419,942,887
18,743,019
504,013,576
15,600,000
695,623,105
181,500
181,500
273 275,500
notes.
for
273,275,500
May.
for
five months...
4,811,704,000
1,087,338,805
41,075,811,959 36,219,869,000
4,855,942,959
5,099,092,805
4,071,860
648,731,012
"INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Fourth
231,333,234
938,802,941
quarter
1,170,136,175
'38,414,879
1,829,624,674
Issued
i
699,694,965
.
1,868,039,553
414,271,620 5,323,567,838
4,909,296,218
6,258,346,501
-
,.
,
January-—
$
117,545,000
139,815,000
491,482,000
+351,667,000
257,360,000
651,314,000
1393,954.000
'
159,000,000
90,760,000
53,045,000
828,047,000
105,955,000
t737.287,000
249,760.000
881,082,000
1631,332,000
—
_____
_,
for
February—
Certificates
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder announced on May
the offering, through the Federal Reserve Banks, of
Treasury Notes of Series D-1951, open on an ex¬
change basis, par for par, to holders of Treasury CertifilJ/4%
•of
of
Indebtedness
$5,018,788,000,
of
which
Series
will
E-1950,
mature
on
Applied for
in
the
amount
June
1,
1950.
Accepted
$
Yield
Price
Total
Jan
27
Feb
2
91 days
1,685,534.000
1,001.645.000
Feb
9
91 days
1,637,001,000
1,004,360,000
Secretary of the Treasury announced on May 12
outstanding issues which may be
redeemed at the option of the United States on Sept. 15,
the bonds of two
1950,
called for redemption
on that date. These issues
Treasury Bonds of 195(L52, dated Sept. 15,
1938, due Sept. 15, 1952, and the 2% Treasury Bonds of
1950-52, dated April 15, 1943, due Sept. 15, 1952. There
:are
now
outstanding $1,185,841,200 of the 2%% bonds
.and $4,939,258,500 of the 2% bonds.
.are
are
the 2V2%
The
Treasury Department in May, outside of the above,
Bills, Savings Bonds,
Depositary Bonds.
ury
Tax Anticipation
Notes
7
Feb
16
91
Feb
17
Feb
23
91
Jan
20
Feb
1
Feb
Feb.1-28
Feb
Feb 1-28
Feb
Ceitificates
*1.132
Notes
1,003.214,000
1,000,930,000
1,918,013,000
1,918,018,000
100
10-12yrs.
1
1
Feb
*1.131
99.714'
1,551,109.000
L554.884.000
581.028.070
-
-
12 yrs.
1
2 yrs.
581,028.070
1,037.000
1,037,000
100
229,374,900
,
a
229,374,900
100
1
i
a
UNITED
STATES
.
2
FINANCING
DURING
Amount
Dated
Due
Feb
M&r
24
Mar
2
91 days
1,664,590,000
Mar
9
91 days
1,525,461.000
"99.713
1,000,248,000
3
1,001,102,000
i
*1.13(7
99.712+ *1.139
1,641.347,000
902,416,000
Mar 17
Mar 23
91 days
1,477.357.000
900,323,000
99.714+ *1.13.1
99.712+ *1.138
Mar 24
Mar 30
91 days
1,423,742,000
901,893,000
99.711
Feb
17
Mar
16 mos.
2,741,319,000
2,741,319,000'
100
Accepted
1950
Feb
17
100
$
91 days
1
Mar 15
5 years
1,860,166,000
Jan
27
Jan
6
Jan
1,782,159,000
99.727
*1.081
10-12 yrs.
524,479,344
524,479,344
Mar 1-31
Mar
Mar 1-31
Mar
12 years
2,367,000
2 years
1
361,658,300
99 723 + *V.fV6
days
1,646.065.000
905.112.000
1,633,106,000
902,376,000
99.722
days
1,614,132.000
902,846,000
1
1 year
5,371,726,000
1
10-12 yrs.
706,854.823
26
Dec
19
Jan
Jan 1-31 Jan
Jan
,
a
12 years
1
1.631.000
1.631.000
ino
2 years
411,046,500
411.046.500
100
Digitized forTotal for January.—
FRASER
I ft
5,371,726,000 100
706,854,823
10,106,377,323
"1.101
a
;
2
17.950,000
413,600,000
•
for
+314,072,000
229,528,000
April—
525,650,000
+296,122,003
May—
Certificates
210.000,000
16,550,000
35,693,000
163,570,000
245,693,000
J
—
Notes
180,120,000
_
Total
for
for five
May_
months—
6
91 days
1,428,398,000
901,559,000
99.710
*1.148
91 days
1,367,892,000
1,001,149,000
99.707
to
Service
Life
Retirement
Apr
91 days
Apr 27
20
91
days
1,658,682,000
1,001,540,000
System,
Insurance
1,000,032,000
99^705
Federal
100
887,097.000
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund
Government
Fund,
8avings and
Life
Insurance
lft',
Apr
1
15 mos.
887,097,000
Mar 20
Mar 15
5 years
3,503,558,000
10-12 yrs.
422,535,517
a
Deposit
Insurance
Insurance Corporation.
on
page
6,758,000
6.758,000
100
2
2 yrs.
210,534,700
210,534,700
100
b
In the
Apr
1
422,535,517
4
lft
Apr 1-30
Apr
1
b
lowing
ures
*
Apr'1-30 Apr
pages
-with
for
April
8,934,763,217
we
those
period in the four
affording
Total
Fund
Post*
Servlc<
Corporation
+N<|t retired.'
6)
comprehensive tables
a
12 yrs.
Apr 1-30
National
+ *1.166
Mar 20
3,503,558,000 100
Fund,
Federal
Loan
(Continued
99.706 +*1.162
1,549,288,000
Fund,
Zone Retirement Fund,
*1.160
14
65,573,000
3,381,306,000 t2,028,417,001
notes
Canal
10.195,971,644
13
21
127,877,000
sales of special series certificates and notes; certificate!
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fun<
to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance
Trust Account
told
ind
Apr
Apr
193,450,000
+
•Comprise
100
2,367,000
Apr
7
1,302,889,000
a.
361,658,300 100-
99.721 + *1.103
19
Jan
112,050,000
99,528,000
Civil
March_____
for
Apr
$
904,785.000
91
Jan
20
Jan
days
+772,582,000
*1.145
Apr
91 days
13
Jan
ifan 1-31
91
12
Jan
Jan 1-71
91
5
1,093,130,000
130,000,000
Total
1,860,166,000
Mar 1
Yieid
*
"Dec
320,548,000
lft
Mar 16
Mar 31
Price
t842,982,000
April—
1 ft
Mar 10
and
Amount
Applied for
70,400,000
913,530,000
1
b
Total
Total
TREASURY
Date
179,600,000
70,548,000
6,739,606.970
February
.1
•
250,000,000
.
Total for March
Notes
for
j.<
lft1
Certificates
Total
.
t
99.714
days
days
20 mos.
■
March
Savings
Offered
February.
v
99.717 + *1.11-9
Mar 1-31
-confined its operations to the usual weekly sale of Treas¬
for
99.717 + *1.118
3
The
that
■{
,
—
Notes
Feb
Feb 1-28
•Cash subscriptions will not be received.
Due
Dated
Amount
$
Offered
;22
•cates
Amount
Date
+42,28*1,000
January
284,373,147 6,542,719,648
Total
Treasury Financing in May
$
159,832,000
...
Certificates
tRevised.
Net Issued
Retired
$
Notes
Twelve months
FINANCING
519,613.576
-
'
98,443,090
102,052,000
415.534,805
245,958,268 4,674,680,095
629,987.993
218,055.760
December
930,915,217
46,496,235 1,276,282,046
Total
3,970,493,277
6,758,000
4
128,441,553
months_
95,387,000
day Treas.
Total
Nine
905,762,000
85,738,976 1,639,797,343
676,195,046
1
quarter,
901,5^9,000
627,294,427
119.065.610
September
901,559,000
1,001,149,000
>
91
1
Apr
!
428,687,833
j
.___
August
889,454,644
91
Mar 15
May
Six
361,058,300
9,306,5^,000
15-mo. Treas. notes
Total
Second
524,479,344
2,367,000
.L_ 10,195,971,644
Apr
Apr
April
May
524,479,344
2,367,000
.361,658,300
a•..
366,302,411
1
February
950,000
1,860,166,000
Total
*.
,2,590,000
376,114,374
579,472,304
,
902,416,000
•
Tax Antic'n notes.
Total
Refunding
$
' *
$
458,,773,7?5
notes
Apr
.
January
817,465,970
900,323,000
91
1948
AND
—+1949
Total
91
Mar
MONTHS
-1950-
,
9
Mar 23
$1,619,394,492
Total
Mar 16
Mar 30
promissory notes,
April 1, 1975; $30,000,000 Seaboard Air Line RR.
SUMMARY
818,000
'317,907,648
'
•
May
stock; $30,000,000 Na¬
Distillers Products Corp. 2.80%
2,243,000
5,371,726,000
706,854,823
Depositary bonds
1
1.07%.
interest
$
12
Treas.
first mortgage bonds, due May 1, 1980; $30,599,325
on
about
New
Refunding
Jan
Jan
day Treas.
2%% public improvement bonds, due from 1954 to
earnings
$
day
by
C
Total Amount
Ctfs.
,—
a
G
FUNDS
Type of
91
Financing
Series
Security
Dated
91
January.
series
1948
USE
1
1950 is set forth below:
on
maturity,
If held to maturity of 3
years
Effective Aug.
11, 1949 these notes are sold at par and accrued
from the first day of the month in which
purchased.
$725,000 emission of Kauai County, Hawaii, V-/z%, 2V4%
size,; that
sold
on Aug. 31, 1948. c Treasury notes
and interest accrues each month.
interest approximately 1.40% per annum.
1,
i
Toledo Edison Co. $5 par common
-due
three sepa¬
are
; series F have a 12-year
74, and yield 2.53%
and
discontinued
was
began
19
outlay.
41,075,811,959
discount
26
capital
new
99.705+ "1.167
5,099,092,805
Jan
for
,
273,275,500
Jan
mortgage bonds, due in 1970; $58,000,000 Ohio Edison Co.
tional
415,584,805
Possessions in May was represented by the
Massachusetts
United States
,
27/8%
issue
included: the $75,644,900 offering
Trunkline* Gas
1,102,992,000
415,584,805
a
12-year maturity, are sold at 100. and bear 2ft% interest,
Comprised of separate issues designated Treasury notes of tax series
b
Municipal financing for May amounted to $317,907,648
a total of $175,809,612 placed
in, April.
Phillips Petroleum Co. 2%% debentures, due in 1995;
$61,000,000
1,102,027,000
1,533,046,000
Sale of these bonds
New.
of
99.705 + "1.1C5
1,782,603,000
b^sis at 75, and yield 2.90%
C-1947,
/•
bonds, and the $20,200,000 bond
' :
issues, that is
principal
the
99.705+ *1.1C6
have
31.60
.3,1.95
Large issues in the municipal field placed' during May
included the $57,775,000 offering of the
City of Philadel¬
phia, Pa., for new capital and refunding purposes; the
$50,000,000 of the State of California, school building
perusal of the figures for May brings to light
marketed in May
1,102,803,000
91 days
rate
series,
sold
.ire
compared with
Total
Among
1,73 J,542,000
12 years
May 1-31 May
.
99.705 + *1.176
10-12 yrs.
1
May 1-31 May
of
consecutive montn, tne only
preferred stock placements.
were
'<
137,615,000
214,764,703-
%
1,102,229,000
£1 days
May 25
May 1-31 May
discount
43.15
41
Yield
1,700.145,000
1 1 days
May 18
May 19
rate
21.96
230,734,000
____
"Revised.
$60,136,856, or 8.95% of the total represented com¬
stock financing, while $65,192,930, or 9.70% consti¬
mon
37,132,524
40
22
May
separate issues were placed in
18.65-%.'* v ; "V
or
20
April
or
which 68 constituted bond issues
786,
May 12
•Average
Total
21.68
8143,175,740
Price
91 days
Total for five'month*
%'of
l
:
Accepted
year.
f_.
March
May of
totaling $546,788,150, or
8l!35% and 87 stock placements amounting to $125,329,total
28
:
February
exception being for May, 1947.
,
5
..
Tctal Amount
qf Issues
Amount
Applied for
Due
May 4
May 11
in the five months
.v
all
that $427,258,266,
continued for the 35th
was
for
Corporate issues placed privately
1950 by months follow: •
No.
categories in May
over 63.57% was
.obtained for, new money purposes, while only $244,859,>670, or 36.43% was earmarked for refunding operations.
Jn this respect the pattern of new financing wherein new
money has exceeded funds raised for refunding purposes
corporate' financing
28
Total for
placed in May contrasted with a total volume of $93,627,496 for public utility stocks.
The latter figure was
comprised of $44,074,398 in common stocks and $49,553,<098 of preferred stock issues.
Total
of 22 issues in April of the current
Amount
Dated
$
Apr
Corporate issues placed privately with insurance com¬
panies and others in May comprised 41 in' number for
an
aggregate total of $214,764,703.
This Represented
of the
discloses the
Date
Offered
May
offerings in May continued to lead the various categories
in total volume of financing, but reversed its periormance
due May 1, 1980, and
$30,000,100 issue of the Potomac Electric Power Cc.
2%% first mortgage bonds, due on May 1, 1985.
long established precedent public utility
a
first mortgage series B bonds,
the
compared with
a
compare
for
the
on
the
the fol¬
May
fig¬
corresponding
years preceding, thus
five-year comparison.
am
Total
$
7,50 , 0 7.942.50
24,035 0 149,80421
10 ,50
17.80, 46,9230
7,841,0
620. 0 1647JB'3oO u,219
59.07
6,85 ,0 102,967421
7,50 , 0
-1946 Refundi g 536,0 4720 1 .87625 15, 715 9
$
Capit l 84,015280 52,67548 4,10470
$
New
$
Total
31,8210 2,50,0 203,96450 19,06598
$
Capit l
New
Total
$
525,0 3
307,45 0 63,2 903 19,6524
Refundi g 2,965,10
$
■1948-
27139,0583,24562994
20, 0 15,70 106,28 43 2,0 ,0
2,568,4 5
850 610, 0
127,549271 75,0 0 431,9074 25,0 0 3,2695 85,0 0 20,143 5
6.17 *150 46.78,127 527,250 287,50 2.61 ,930 1,021,8.01 41,75619
2,0 ,0 4,93871 15,90 6,~17~150 70,13 407 527,250 287,50 42,61 930 1,02 801 4,925619
12 .850
107,2540 17,642.36
2,0 ,0 50 ,0 0 15,0 0 23,65280 40, 0 3,150. 0 84,015.280
New
$
Total
37,10 206,8710 3,50,0 50,6850 1,750, 0 1,250, 0 1,30 0 31,8210
945,0
R4-107 efundi g 2,50 0 187,90 5 16,4350
$
Capit l
$
80 ,0
361,750
Total
48,5 0 7,982,015 60,9162
$
450, 0
14,80 18,795 3,50,0 34,250 805,0 1,30 83,2945
6,23,962
6 1,20
61781,,6033952
23,02439 37,10 294,8512 3,50,0 179,3841 2,304,109 1,250, 0 18,92 50 537,41 539
945,0 0 80 ,0
90,1 367 2,50 0 270,5895 24,3870
7,342,583
5 4,109
14,80 24,0357 3,50 0 154,7 18 1,359,109 450, 0 18,642583
132, 072
286,917
319,4782
;
217,96
584,0
1,9360 83,2941 24,35.0 217,69 805 10,675 20,35264 2,0 ,0 24,8960 391,264
13,5105 20,35264
2,9 5,1 0
$
104,6824
286,917
18,0 418
2,50 , 0
24,3850 179,850 87, 150 ~ 584,0 2,0 ,0 12,80 307,45 0
122!
7,629,50
82,671450 7,952,0
28,5705
Refundi g 17638,0 1,357,150
-1948
5 4,109
125,93.418
New
84,1250 190, 3216 65,0284
4,154,6 7
$
Capit l
715,986
391.264,
65,897 726,20 367,40
4
4
610, 0
75.0 0 324,6850 25,0 0 15.684,720 85.0 ,0 17,5 0 543,0 72
-1046 Refundi g
32,90 1,405,643 35,82351
23511137987,,94,4668229
83,2945 2,50,0 14,56083 17,56 98
897.50
950, 0 527,250 287.50
1 ,70961 6730.0 64.10,36 2.61,930 1,021,801 734 1064 23,16759 7,0 .0 436.89,1 40,95 0 6,30~0 103,46 3 85,27 50 42,61 930 1,021,801 g5,0~69704 859,73 519
610, 0
7.0 0 325.18 0 40, 0 39.05,0 85,0 0 40, 0 20,725,0 627,50
$
20, 0 48,09 0 107,694076 2,0 ,0
687519,03.
1,50 . 0
-1947 Refundi g 2 8,5 7 05 89.410736
$
$
Total
432,40
1,093,60
2,9 20
4,154,6 7
1,85 ,4 7
SfBR^GfFIetDnoctreavbShvaormdaslugtniupimckmpdlenyldeyt.s. IFTTUMSCOFYNOAHRHIEIPNAVERADRES 38,2450176,204g91,7o8605 5,40296,4350 70, 0 1,3690 89,423061 9,1645802 80 19,456 38,2450196.82049,56382107 403,168 427,586
MFFTATIMUNGOFLFOAOVHCIERRAVPEDNRMEIRGYGLN,
YEARS
Capit l
459,103
304,530 62,9070 19,2784
$
New
Total
Keiundi g 14,05 0 2o, 7o6
Capitl
a
New
Total
$
COORPFATE,
Total
$
Capit l
526,0o815 12.70 3 65,12930 53,9456 8,0 ,0 ~ 142~ 90
725,0 0
672,1 936 70,250 317,90648
Total
Capit l 296,43250 1,36910 60,17480 59,13746
16,0826829,0,979508644 ONGARENUFPWID
notes notes notes-
$
$
43,08 0 79,450 1,250, 0 68,50 6750,0 7,0 70 206,830
375,0
150, 0 525,0 0
k, ■
65,897
14,05 0
1.402,560 750, 0
9,165,0
1j0,7v384
65,897
—*L
584,0
1,9360 82,0524 24,3850 215,397605 9,812 08 20,35.264 2,0 0 24,8960
37,t5<l605 13,07865 20,35264
6750,0 1,402,560 7, 50, 0
12,0564 43.08, 0 192,53840 1,250, 0 7,1570
*1
h
r
-
—
20, 0 30, 0 1,250, 0 2,80,0
20, 70
43,08 0 69,4750 65,70 6750, 0 7,0 ,0
309,103
150, 0 459,103
68,2450 279,450 5,0 0 6,26,0 6^03,750 89,14 90 9,510, 0 4,0 ,0 5,908,50
70 ,0
12,0 0 12,70 0 93,627496 1,041,648 10,83.05 506,92 1,280, 0 18,04 65 125,39786 68,2450 37,0 496 6,541,648 6,26,0 7,596805 89,65182 10,79 0 4,0 ,0 35,94 165
Refundig 30, 0 173, 40
$
-1950
CHAR TE
725,0
427,5826 39, 0 30,791354 71,6420
142, 90
2,50 , 0
1.402.560 750, 0
90,738 40 9,1650
New
24,859670 30,8150 14, 6294
New
2,50 0
1,250, 0 2,80 , 0
-1948 Refundi g io76 ,o
296,4 0 50,650 35,06 9
Retundig 29,65 0 1,309 5,018,05 854,820 8,0 .0
24,3850 178,240 86,42 350 584,0 2,0 ,0 12.80, 304,530
$
192,03 2.340, 0 50,780 51,27640
$
SUM ARY
New
38,07 0 6,892,104 79,012 4
34,05 0
s
-1950
Capitl
387,109 604,5178
$
-194
$
30,479 0 8,6750 341,957613 v671, 2013
203,80 2,540, 0 70,8.0 51,27640
$
35,270 182,3 01
25,9720 7,50,0
4 9,50
159324,0,0381
1.3 0,9 0 1,309
237,6590
4,20~40
1,68~470
6750, 0 1,402,560 7, 50, 0
102,5640 43,08 0 162,53840 74,9150
5,872,870 30, 0 17,938 0
27,640 7 7,50,0
Capitl
1,780,40
32839746,0,1,44590
672,193
24,859670
New
— $Notes— ' —etc—.- manufctrig— — hoeldtcin.g, — Notes— etc manufctrig hoeldticng.," etc1— manufctrig— r — hoeldticn.g, -- —etc. acesori—_mnufactrig hoeldticn.g, * —fuionbtcailndese
agencis&t.,
MOFAY
OFAM Y
DtCorp ae- omestic— Lboonagn-ntdedrsm Short-e—m Presftocrke—d stock Candian- bLoonangn-dtedrsm Short-em Presftorcekd stock_ bLoonagn-ntdedrsm Short-em Presftocrke—d stock ;corp ate. GCoavnerndmiant forgeoveirngmnt GLoaavnnd, SPostae eins toal— fdignuoroest
BLoonagnn-TddesrmRailroads utiles cscotopeaellr,,,Eqmaunuipfmtent aacesnorid— indausntrdl — bueildtncgs, - titrnravuedsstimngn,;Miscelanous - BShooarnt-Tdesm Railrods' utiles ccsootpeaerll,,,Eqmuaniupfmctesnt inadunstrdl bueildtncgs, tItnrravuedsstimngn,,Miscelanous Rail:roa--ds Utiles sccotopeaerll,,,Eqmuaniupfmctenst indaunstrdl bueitlcd.—ngs, Ittnrrvauesdtsminng,,Miscelanous "sdao?«R Utiles-. cscotopeaelrl,,,Eqmuaniupfmctens-t andindausntrdil -i bueildtcng.s, j.Inttvrreausdtmsinng,,MlsoCUanes sceocrupritate
fOoretighn-er BIntearanioknl Municpal—Stes,
MONTH
Com on
Com on
-
MONTH
Com on
Grand
Total
Other Farm
II
United
*
*Tbese
Tota—l
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
Public Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Total
Total
Public Iron,
Other i— Lgnd, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Public iron, Motors Other — Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
$
1,60 37
2,650 57,69 85 302,41 48,20
90 ,0 0
7.50,0 7,942,50
51 ,0
7,841,0
Capitl 238,61094 270,9 25 271, 295
1,3924065 63,8250 385,4762 187,031
39 ,0 0
$
3,250 31,90.57
—1947 Refundi g 504, 83 2 139, 652
Capitl 87,65.827 60,590 246,01 47 15,9254
1948
Refundi g 157,64 50
$
Capit l 2,08174 50
New
Total
$
1,749 508
New
Total
$
13,046 0 2.0 ,406 15,0 0 12750, 71,34572 57,31.573 40.9 ,50 6790 0 19,7083
436,0
75,0 0
51 ,0
287,50
3.81,7 3,50 46751720 362,405 2,90185 3.79,3 1,02 801 9,15 12 68,01253
13,046 0 35,840.17 18,530 58791*.720 43,75026 80,23 4 287,50 4,7183 1,02 801 16.05,12 87.5,406
98,150 62,04 5 3,50,0 2780. 354,605 10,75 0 3,1 .0 65,0 0 50,2 0
20 ,0 0
59,7 0 63,8250 207,914 6 294,1273 25,64 739 3,20,0 2,0 ,0 50,1 672
98,150 870,1543 3,50 0 2^807 0 652. ,73 127.395, 36,1 0 65,0 0 270~ 70 159,2.67
708,930 4,908317
24.30, 523.4 ,519 3.0 ,0 59,7 153 945.0 31.46,10 25,Of)0 "708.930 9,578 03
4,05 0
56,40 60,59 0 5,67 19 281,549 25,64739 3,20 0 1,29 07 45,2 35
74,510 347,2607 3,50 0 0 0.To, 592,83.60 126,450.739 4,850. 40, .0 17291,07 150,3469
375,0
1,450 1,925,0
214,70 1,096 75 47.238,0 5,0 .0 8.50, 0 549,726 403,56814 026.594 14,0 . 0 10. 0 378,059.47
65,897
65,897
~ 3097l03
17450, 0 1,859103
$
New
Total
t
3,0 0 47,136 95 945,0 31,46 10 25,0 0 1,635 86
-1047 Refundl g 24,30 371,0 5642
$
Capitl 74,510 291,5840 3,50 0 19780, 307,2 805 10,850 1,650 40, 0
48,56 14
$
New
214,70 961,7480 36,50. 0 5,0 0 8,50,0 426,9350 27.30, 26,540 14.0 , 0 3297 5,0
297,30 14,87561
40 ,0
1,859103 206,31 256,30712
170,48 0 1,29 087 3,750.
Capit l 172.04 913,820 30, 0 5,0 0 8,50 0 407,13.850 251, .0 15,240 14,0 0 319,750
419,03 1,04689,04 16,0 0
Total
5,0
2,640 165,48 750 263,85 0
15,0 0
2,680113,53874950
165,0 281,250
—194 Refundi g 62,89 70 20, 0
Capit l 1,652078
36,01293 52,9 0 679,25 6 30,625.0 "812.718 16,47802 307,68427 14,609 2,81957 9,6275 28,610.24
6,814 05 5,043,52
5,0 0
$
$
2,3_1975 2,69725 10,38 97
467,850 1,3 98
65,897
$
812/718 60 ,0
217,3861 5,625,0 96,728 4
Capitl
2,5176906374188,214.659,50324 3,281956042,47951830,7805.17,692 YFEM3IAOVTNFRSTDUIOHSSNAHREED
YFME3ITFNAOVMIRADLHOF1UASONCRRPDGML NPrMoCeav^inIwGFftftcobevlrdaghudrmogyumnsicpl.eys.
2,3980
2,14,0
4,150, 0
1,925,0 213,45738 261,350 84
$
50,0 0
iBpnrulanscweicdk
82,1 0 30, .0 82,0 0 1, 295 86 23,0 0
10,273497
New
Total
2,064 0
fRBecUonlSnasUttreutrna-ikiesd.
45,0 0 148,05 17,6 832 29,0 0
39 ,0 0
287,50
250,7 452 9,15,0 47,26 438 459,13 48 23,501850 6,16,930 1,02 801 1.42 37 78,309 86,953486 539,041 715,09.42 49,150 597*64.38 59.28,34 38.01,85 14.896,50 47,561.430 1,(fel801 25,681.237 16,48.30
$
10,273497 §82,1 0 75,0 0 230,5 0 1,30726418 52,0 0
$
$
2,6 5,0
50 ,0 73_6"o75
18,24 67
-1946 Refundi g 52 .9 ,0 459,8 2 4 25,0 0 64,7 9258 307,168427 14,609
29,750 345,906 8
New
Total
125,0
$
12
342,8650 14,038
90 .0
$
2,50 0
372,140 459, 08
7,50,0 ~T01,50
-1946 Refundi g
1,367 590 2,140 304,71960 31,9826 48,20 0
$
539.041, 461,8730 40, .0 77(o7(o7 136,095 364,50 14,609 41, 50 1472~60 38,01250
Total
2,4750 145,8.70 263,04.5
1,73609 92,570 29.456,20 342,86304 27.54,50
3,0 ,0 75,0. 0 10. 0
2,475 64
$
9,4 0, 0
— Refundi g 42, 90 47,92 80 6,50 0 19, 650 21,075 0 1,30
$
1948
%
New
24,960 638,9 0 79,0 0 6,39,0 4017395.0 146,90 17,630. 45,~607 O 15078 ,60
$
1,250, 0 7,130. 0 7,lf 0
—194 Refundi g 47 295,70
Capit l
-t
$
New
Total
495,80^ 1,65027 5 21, 0.
$
1,6243178,30955209440865 5831,7024627,59683 2,51796204.083697,8845
20 ,0
872,,6954.3820
157,64 50
10 , 0
12,,173269740.85508
~
152746,8 1276 ,458
19
147,8 95 10,7380 123,046 135,76814 10, .0 47,3874
11.6.8074,058
1,3602,874120536
6659 ,53
42, 9.0 53,24536 6,50 0 -25,13 021,0075 1,^0 10.3651 169,5 204
142,965 10,7380 17,5861 135,76814 10, 0 46,78231
1,486527,9385 523,.1866,4301785
5.31,736
5,945,605
413,250 175,0 0
1,402,560 46,8502
172,04. 1.056,4729 40,7380 5,0 0 8,50. 0 524,134 386,91 4 15,24.0 14,0 0 10,7) 0 367,9 231
428,76 05 24,960 896,03752 104,2570 6,39,0 502^7681 147,3 .250 17,805 0 "(70 ,0 1,402560 197, 260
2.640, 0
2.640, 0
254.83,62 24, 570 10,81 7
165,0
165,0 0
20. ,0
2,475.0
24,960 591,6820 78,650 6,39 0 3947265,0 146,90 10.43,0 45,60750 15078~ ,608
310,260 986,7150 65,3750 6.26,0 138,5 .20 140,9350 2.915,0 60,0 6,50,0 126, 350
3,05 0 3,250
10 ,0
62,89 70
$
2,0783961 13,205 1,0954 83 16,0 0
15,0 0
542, 90
287, 5.0 14, 7921
Total
04,0500
2,475.0
175,0
26234,8 2 4, 570 10,8 71 413,250 1,402560 46,0382 408, 5.0 24,960 82.6 ,82 102,8750 6,39 0 4957 6,81 147,3 250 10.58,0 45,60 1,402560 197.4 ,10
4.80 0
70 .0
281,250
5
4
281,250
20,81250 67,407 1,250, 0 7,130, 0 7217,0
60 .0
310.26,0 1,4620 74,96312 6,26,0 203,96.73 14,25.317 24,350 35.4951 25,476.35
87,05 0 92,57 0 42.687,40 9.426.52 64,715 23 4,64,017 1,520 29,043.951 41,78 36
57,8431
83, 8950
20,7478,539.6161
34,181,25078866670935 CNOOGRREPUFWAPTIE
GFCOOVERRPENMIGNATT,,M3A1Y note_s -■ notes- notes .—„ bSfaiutnocnldeydisse M3A1Y Notes- 1.259038- Notes- 41.2,0 54,72139 1.84se,9c5urit7.
governmt ac—ies&t.,Posein^ ecotpr, manufces . manufctrig-— —- ,hteoraldtcing. 4,80. ecotp, manufctres 70m.anufctrig-— —1?-■. —hoeldtcing.tra,35,7 - 39,46.20 et5c. ;—manuftres 59.4m0anu,fctr3ig- 61—7 20 h2to.er0al4d3t,icn5g.,196-— 21.3590 8,4 7etc6.-1.—2 manuftres 130,manu8fctr4ig—. 675 2 0 6.—.h5oterla4dt,i9cn1g,73 6
630.18,7 75,0 10. ,0 369,4o" 6 30,82563 1,8950
6,104210 8,0 0
-1950 Rcfundi g 540,16 3 2 51,3 09 25,019365
$
Capitl 1,2364 8 41,2 0 204,3685 36,74259 19.54, 0
$
542. 90
3.0 .0
New
1,84.95 7 126.0 1,6934 2 19,250 3,60785.49
Capitl 21,3590 649,5328 62,98750 6.2 0 69.14,250 129,0 35 21,95.0 60,0 6.50, 0 96,81.0
~
New
I
EMNODNTHS Corpate- Domestic— boanndds Short-em stock stock Candian- bLoonangn-dtedsrm Short-em stock stock foreign— bLooanngn-dtedsrm Short-em stoc—k stock corpate BIntearnaioknlGovernmt foreignGLooavantdn, ♦Municpal—Stes,Staes toal fdignuoroest Devlopmnt, EMNODNTHS BLoaongn-Tdersm utiles csoteall,,Equipment aacensorid inadunstrdl bueildtncgs, Itnrvuesstmn, Miscelanous BSohaonrt-dTesm . utiles csoteall,,Equipment aacesnorid inadunstdrl beutilcd._ng:s, Itnrvuesstmn, Miscelanous
Long-term Pref red Com on
5
Pref red Com on Other Pref red Com on
Grand
Total
Can dian Other
Farm
United
"These
and
tion
81,7690 630,18.7
$
ACHNARDTE
OSUMFARY
~ 59~1,50 31,2357 97.8 ,10 362.9 852 2,547,0 73.97 35 1.0 1.0 ,0
51,309 51,30.9 25, 1 40 5^310.935
Refundi g 97,8 10 37.18 2 2.547,0 68. 7,0 1,03 1.0 0 29,73450 548.1632
S
—1950
Total
S
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Railrods Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Total
Stocks-
corpate
anEeceutil s csopotaerl,l,, quipmet acensorid inadunstrdl - bueildtncgs, Itnrvuesstmn, Miscelanous utiles— ccsoopteaerl,l,, Equipment aacesnorid inadunstdr l bueildtncgs, tInrvuesstmn, Miscelanous
Total
Railroads
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Ship ing
Total-
Railrods Public Iron,
Total
Motors Other Land,
Oil
Ship ng
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
J6):
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
,
bonds, due May 1,
10214 and accrued in¬
Robert W. Baird
Ac Co., Inc.;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; George D. B. Bonbright
&
Co.;
Clark, Doclge At Co.;
Drexel Ac Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen Ac Co.; Equitable Secmities Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.; Folger. Nolan Inc.; Goldman, Sachs At Co.;
Harriman
Ripley Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden,
Miller Ac Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton
Ac
Co.; T.
H. Jones Ac Co.;
Kuhn,! Loeb
Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Bxothers; McDonald
Ac Co.: Merrill, Turben & Co.; MaynarU H. Murch Ac Co.;.
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Prescott, Hawlcy, Shepard At Co.,
Inc ;
Scctt At Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton At Co.;
Sills, Fairman & Harris.LtMa and Smith, Barney At Co.
1980.
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (issues Maturing Later
i.
,
Than Five Years)
RAILROADS
-
Milwaukee.
trust
St. Paul
certificates,
to
series
1365,
1,
-
&.
certificates, series
{3,630.000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. 2'/a%
June
r
.
Pacific KR. 214% equip¬
LL, due semi-annually Dec.
1, 1950 to June 1, 1965. inclusive. Purpose, for new equip¬
ment.
Price, to yield from 1.40% to 2.525%. according to
maturity.
Offered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel &
Co.; Union Securities Corp. and Stroud 8i, Co.. Inc.
Chicago.
ment
.
Price,
J2.790.000
Denver
certificates/series
June
to
Western
Grande
Ivio
&
to 2.45%,
1.30%
equipment
2.625%",
according
and
<
*750*000
Co.;
The
Illinois Co.;
&
Otis
McMaster Hutchinson
arid
& Co.
(Inc.I;
Co.
&
Co;
{30,000,000
Peters, Writer & Christsn-
1
Pacific
Missouri
series
due
OO,
clusive.
23/c%
RR.
equipment
to 2.65%, according to
Stuart
&
&
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
McMaster
Inc.;
Co.,
110.000,000 Pittsburgh
Ot
Erie
1.35%
to 2.15%
X,
xaol
w
&
Co.
(Inc.;:
Blair
•••
trust, cer¬
x,
1
-
-
.
Wm.
Pollock
E.
&
laney. Wells & Co.
Reading
•
214%
Co.
equipment
trust
Inc.
Co.,
and
series
for
to 2.55%
to
Pr.ce,
cqu.pment.
new
yield
from
&
The
Co.;
McMaster,
Illinois
Hutchinson
Wm.
Co.;
Ac
Co.
E.
and
Pollock
&
Mullaney,
.
Seaboard
due
Air
May
Line RR,
1,
Bioren
Co.;
1980.
3%
first mortgage
Co..
Weils &
bonds,
series
Ac
Co.;
B,
Broome
Phillips Co.;
Corp.;
Co.;
Ac
Corp.;
F.
Ac
Co.;
Caswell
Ac
Co.,
R.
L.
Co.,
Caldwell
Central
Inc.;
Day
Inc.;
National
W.
&
Clarke
Co.;
Merle-Smith;
Ac
Richards
&
Glorc,
& Co.;
Ac
Richard
Corp.;
Dick
Field,
Burr
I.
Francis
The
Co.;
Forgan Ac
First
Co.;
Cleveland
Ellis
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Leedy,
Rhoades
Milwaukee
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Homer
Otis
&
E. W.
Ac
R.
Pressprich
Ac
R.
&
Co.,
C.
Ac
Inc.;
&
MilleV
Co.;'E.
Inc.;
Alfred
Co.;
Putnam
Ac
&
M.
Co.;
Carl
Corbett,
M.
Inc.;
Newton
Ac
Inc.-;
Ac
Ac
*15 000,000
Robinson-Humphrey Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
Co.; Robert Showers; Singer. Dean Ac Scribner; Walter
,i
Welsh,
Wyatt,
Neal
&
Waggoner,
and
F.
S.
&
Pacific
series
H.
due
l7/s%,
Ry.
annually
equipment
June
1,
1951
;
Purpose,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield
1135%
to
according to maturity. Offered by Salomon Eros.'
Hutzler; Drexel Ac Co.;
Union Securities
Corp.,
and
Stroud
+5/220,000
Ac
Co., Inc.
Wabash
due
RR.
to
2.50%,
Ac
Co.
ties
according
(Inc.);
Corp.;
Illinois
Inc.,
June
Cc,,* Inc.
I
bonds,
to maturity.
Blair,
Phelps,
Rollins
Fenn
Ac
&
Co.,
&
yield
Haupt
Robert
W.
Ac
American
Gas
Co.
Co.,'
notes
l, 1950 and due serially May 1, 1952 to May 1, 1965.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, to yield 1.55%
to 2.60%,
ac¬
to maturity.
Offered by Union Securities Corp.;
Eastman,
Dillon
Ac
Co.;
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers; A. C. Allyn & Co.. Inc.; A. G. Becker Ac Co.
Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Johnston,
Lemon Ac Co.; Raffensperger,
Hughes Ac Co.. Inc.; Scott,
2,000,000
Co.
America
Placed
of
America
Telephone Cc. of Canada
2Va%
1930.
Union
Purpose,
tion.
Price.
Stuart
Ac
Gas
to
103
Co.
3%
and
first
mortgage
interest.
and
Offered
Merle-Smith;
W. Presprich
Walter Stokes & Co.,
accrued
&
and
Co.;
Newton
Salomon
Thomas &
interest.
Offered
with
Massachusetts
Mutual
|
»
•'
Purpose,
bonds,
Power
Co.
seiies
Marion
due
A.
for
new
i,
■
Co.
100%%
Harris,
Co
19P0.
2%%
1,
Hall
first
Purpose,
Co.
2% %
Michigan
gram.
C.
Ac
Co.
.
-
Guardian
and
Forgan
Transportation
Price,
Tenn!
%
<$108,500).
Piaced
privately
Gas
due
&
Electric
1980
Co.
Purpose
2%%
to
first
finance
mortgage
Filter
Life
Insurance
and
&
Co.
.•
!
.
loans
Price,
Ac
by:
in
9
Okla.
($600,000).
3y*%-4V2%'
unsecured
Purpose,
year3.
refundin?
debentures due 1975.
lor
The
subscription
First
Boston
Corp.;
Purpose.
for capital
and
1949.
corrimon
by
($1,872,800).
amount
Securities Corp.';
Co.
Brothers;
Barney
Weld
stock¬
Underwritten
-v
,
Morgop,
Co.,
Stanley Ac
Inc.;
Eastman.
Ac
Ac
Hemphill.
Noyes,
Graham,
Co.,
Harris,
Parsons
Ac
Lazard Freres Ac .Co; Lehman
Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane; Smith,
Peabody Ac Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Laird
Inc.;
Ac
Lynch,
Stone
Cd.;
Webster
Ac
Dominick
Ac
Securities
Dominick;
Ac
Corp.;
Drexel
Weeks;
Hornblower Ac
Ac
W.
White,
Co.;
E.
Hay¬
Hutton Ac
c0.7 W. C. Lapglqy Ac Co.; Laurence M.
Marks Ac.Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Ac
>
Curtis;
G.
Walker
H.
Ac
Wertheim
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Al'.yn and Company, Inc.; Blair, Rollins Ac Co.,
•
.
.
Ac
Ripiey
(Inc.);
Stone
Co,;
,
.
Blyth
Harriman
Co.;
Merrill
den,
tral
Republic
Ac
Clark,
(Inc.);
Co.
Merle-Smith;
Shields
Carl
Loeb,
M.
Company;
Dodge
C.
Cen¬
Dick
Ac
Co.;' Riter Ac Co.;
Rhoades Ac
Brown Ac Sons;
Alex.
A.
Inc.;
Co.;
Ac
Coffin Ac
Burr,
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrcok Ac Co.; Laird.
Ac Meeds; Loe Higginson Corp.; R. W. Pressprich Ac
Ine.;
Bissell
Tucker,
Cx;
H.
Anthony
Co.;
Ac
Witter
Dean
Ac
Co.;
Robert
Baird
Ac Co., Inc.;
Baiter, Weeks Ac Harden; H. M.
Byllesby and Co. (Inc.); Green, Ellis Ac Anderson;
M.
Milwaukee
The-
Corp.;
Trask
Auchincloss, Parker Ac RedBaker, Watts Ac Co.; William
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Swiss American
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Spencer
Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.;
Southwest
First
Co.; -J, J.
H. Hentz Ac
Cc.;
Granbery,
Marache
Ac
Hilliard Ac Son;; The Illinois
B.
Co ;
Moore,
and
Co.,
Inc;
<
«
$197,000
privately
1949 and for
;
*500,000
Collins
Company:
Ac
Ac
Courts
Co.;
Co.;
Doolittle Ac Co.;
R. L. Day A: Co.;
Johnston. Lemon- Ac - Co.; Irving
Ac Co/ Minsch, Monell Ac
Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., and Chas. W. Scranton
Ac Co.
'
'
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
E.
A.
Masten
■
490.000
•
May
•
1950
1,
■
mature
to
interest
bearing).
pansion
and
for
each
•
sinking
Corp.
Transgulf
-
participation
fund
or
Purpose,
before
to
on
repay
general
corporate
principal
amount.
for
S509
notes
dated
1, 1958 (nonloans, lor ex¬
purposes.
Price, $375
Offeied by Gerhart,
May
bank
Otis.
&
...
.
'
ETC.
BUILDINGS,
LAND,
$1,050,000
+
1951
;.400.000
i
'
Co.
560,000
due
Notes
■
8-year
notes
•
April
Family
Rawhide Manufacturing Co. 3%
15-year notes,
April 15, 1965.
Purpose, corporate purposes.
Placed
privately by The Illinois Co.
,1965.
1,
and
Purpose,
to
of
pay
working capital;
St.
Francis
of
.
temporary
Price,
100
loans,
and
101,
Offered by E-. C. Ziegler Ac Co.
construction
new
City,
Mason
Church,
and
working
fa..
capital.
Price,
100
to
Offered by B. C. ?iegler & Co.
101, according to maturity.
Sisters
to
j $9,510,000
May
working
•
due
Feb!
1.
1950
and
to
1, 1965. Purpose,
Priqe, 100 Va to
written
C6.;
•
.
TRUSTS,
loan.
privately
1.
1965.
Corp.
Purpose,
capital. Price,
by; Butcher Ac
Ha'i
;
,
TRADING,
Utilities
Purpose,
with
for
Prudential
3V2%
to
;
HOLDING,
ETC.
convertible
repay
bank
Corp.;
Goldman,-
and
Sachs
Co.
(Inc.t:
Kidder,' Peabody Ac
Ball,
Surge
Ar'-'Kraus;
Ac
debentures
loans
for
100 and accrued interest. UnderSherrerd; Allen Ac. Co.; Drexel A.-
Securities
Equitable
"aTis.
mortgage
Placed
'^jo: of America'/'—^"
International
due
15-ysar
purposes.
■
INVESTMENT
$4,000,000
4'/2%
Brothers
corporate
Insurance
•
dated
1, 1951 to Feb.
to hospital.
addition
new
2'/2%
according to maturity. Offered by B. Q. Ziegler Ac Co.
Uris
for
bonds
mortgage
serially from Aug.
construct
101,
.
*7,500,000
Arizona St. Mary's Hosnital
Joseph in
first
3'/2%
mature
11
St.
of
j
maturing
Order
2l/4%-3V4%
first
mortgage bonds dated May i, 1950, and. due semi-annually
from January 1, 1952 to July 1, 1965, xnclusive. Purpose,
for
'
Third
'
Price, at 100.
Insurance
to
construction
Holy
to
and
the
of
Pa. (St. Joseph Hospital, Hazelton, Pa.) 2V2%3first
mortgage' bends due serially from April
1,
Reading,
according to maturity.
'
'
Bernardine- Sisfnrs
for
>
,
Chicago
Collateral
and
Slocumb
Daiii Ac Co;;
Miller
Lundborg
work-
corporate purposes.
Placed
privately w'th Investors Diversified Services, Inc. through
Hayden. Stone & Co. •
•
Claussen's
Brush,
Ac Stubbs; Blunt Ellis Ac
Bosworth, S;,llivan Ac
Butcher Ac Skerrerd:
Ac Co.; Crowell, Weadon. Ac
Weeks
Whiting,
Co.;
Boettcher
J. M.
Co.; Singer, Deane Ac Scrib¬
Stein Bros. Ac Boyce; Stern
Co.;
Co.; Stroud A: Co., Inc.; Sutro Ac Co ; Watling.
Ac
Inc.';
Hayden,
by The
Offered
each in amount of .$150,000.
$100,000
Ac
Staats
R.
$89,144,900
*
4%
Ac
Co.;
to
of Cassco Corp., and two subsidiaries,
Refrigerating ;Corp. and Cassco Berkeley Corp.,
Mills, Inc.
annually. : Purppse,
Ac
Pierce Ac Co., Inc.; Rotan. Mosle
Lerchen
Corp.
Atlantic. Life
Ribbon
H. Murch
Maynard
Rauscher,
Simmons;
Purpose,
mortgage loans, $229,000 of bank loans
with
Legg
Silberberg
Julien
»
•
C.
Co.;
Wiiliam
Brothers Ac
are joint obligations
Century
Ac
John
Co.;
Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Co. of Cal¬
Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaxfray "Ac Hopwood;
Pacific
Co.;
"
•
.
Lynch;
Leonard Ac
dook
Ac
Moreland;
ner;
Co.
At
McCermick
Kebbon,
Company;
Co.,
and .interest.
100.45%
;
with
Inc.
Union
Hall
3vb%
Inc.
Cassco
*800,000
A.
pro¬
sold
Co.; Kidder.
Co.
MANUFACTURING
AND
<?o.,
!
and
bonds,
construction
Becker
($1,500,000) and The First
Tulsa,
of
Corp.
,
Dillon Ac Co.; Giore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Putnam
J
privately through A. G,
> ' i:
•
fO"
Offered
Hallgarten -Ac
,
(Inc.).
series
York
Co.
serially
Unsubscribed
Co.;
3%
Co.
Placed
,
bond?,
•'
'
i
,''
and
and remainder to increase working capital.
,
Insur¬
($1,141,500)
'
part, .bank lpaps which were used
and
acquisitions during
1948
lC0'/2.
Kinnard
Co.
to refund
first
mortgage
refunding
in
>
' ;
Petroleum
and
repay,, in
holders.
ETC,
Corp. 4%%
notes dated June 1,
1950
annually Dec. 1, 1950 to Dec. 1, 1964. inclusive.
1975.
mortgage
for corporate
interest. 1 Placed
I
1959.
cents)
Corp. | long-term loan.
Purpose, for
Placed privately, with Mutual
Trust
Ac
maturing
Newhard,
sinking fund debentures due July 1. 1965.
Purpose, refunding.
Placed privately with institutional in¬
vestors through Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co. and Blyth
i
investors.
Placed
Air
capital.'
Ohio
*750,000
series
to
insurance
of
*450,000 Cassco
i
Purpose,
accrued
due
5
(par
'
Phillips Petroleum Co. 2%%
20-year
Inc.
1976.
and
ing
&
mortgage bonds due 1980
102V2
and
accrued
interest".
Telegraph
Jan.
'construction
institutional
*500,000
.
(
<
i
&
due
Price,
Water
May
group
a
fixed assets purchased since Dec, 31,
r
.
Ac
first
refunding.
Price.
Halsey. Stuart Ac
privately* through
*
3%
by
Telephone
purposes.
*1,250.000
i
i
+3,000,000 Interstate
Offered
■
'.
t
*1,000,000 Lincoln
with
COPPER,
Globe,
retire existing
to
*22,675.000 Budd
Life
stock
improvements
Flooring Co. 4%%
12-year first mortgage'bonds
% due April 15/ 1962.
Purpose, to repay bank loans, to reim! burse the company's
treasury for expenditures made Tor
Ac
Eros.
Memphis,
privately
1
■
Co.
by Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.
Co.
ance
^
/
by Halsey
E. 1m.
Greyhound Corp. 3 % % 25-year promissory note, due
Purpose, to construct new bus terminal at
Placed
75.644,900
275,000 Athens
due
construc¬
+2,000,000 Central Vermont Public Service
Corp. 2%% first mortgage
bonds, series F, due May 1, 1980. purpose, to
repay bank
loans
and
for
expansion program.
Price,
102.54%
and
*450,000
,
Ac
12-year notes.
Pur¬
provide construction
funds.
Placed privately' with The Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York.
.
,
* • '
pose.
bonds,
for
1,
drilling operation;
and
working
capital ($3,500,000). Placed privately with Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
($6,000,000), Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York :<$2,000 000),
and Chase National Bank of tiie
City of New York ($2,500,000).'
• f' • „
MANUFACTURERS
INDUSTRIAL
*$800,000 American
first
bank loans
accrued
Iric.; Dick &
Otb.& Co.; R.
Hutzler;
Co.
discharge
B?-nk
($7,500,000)
,
/
April
properties.'
of
States
notes
.1
OTHER
''
mortgage bonds.
H, dated May 1, 1950 and due May 1, 1960
Pur¬
pose, for refunding.
Placed privately in the United States.
Co.;
American
General
privately with institutional investors.
series
+8.000,000 Brooklyn
Midd'e
notes, due May 1, 1965. Pur¬
loans, for working capital and other
Placed privately .with Prudential In¬
through
$6,266,000
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co. 2%%
30-year first mortgage
bonds, due 1980. Purpose, for
expansiop program.
Price
Bell
*11,000,000
Mason, Inc.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner, and J. Barth
Co.
101.
*8,000,000
Ac
3 V4%
mortgage
not£s
promissory
5%
common
Insurance Co. of New
National
W.
2%% and 3%l%
equipment trust certificates, series 46, to mature serially
in quarterly
instalments to and including Dec.' 1, 1969.
Purpose, lor new equipment. Placed privately with a small
group of institutions through Kuhn,
Loeb At Co.
*2,000,000 Poor & Co. 2y2%-33/8% serial debentures, due May 1. 1951
to
1965.
Purpose,
for corporate purposes.
Placed pri¬
vately through Harris, Hall At
Cq^ (Inc.).
$4,266,000
dated
May
Ac
Life
'
Read
due
Placed privately
Peabcdy Ac Co.
.
investors.
'
Petroleum
acquisition
Co. 3%%
Steel
pose, to retire bank
corporate purposes.
cording
Horner
AbArdccn
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
COAL,
EQUIPMENT
serial
first
,
nrivately
STEEL,
$5,500,000 Granite City
surance
V2%
institutional
ifornia;
Co.
2
oi
OIL
*$2,100,000
'
UTILITIES
Electric
&
Dillon,
note
purposes.
Mills, Inc.
5%
first (closed) mortgage
$100,000 annually, 1951 to 1957, inclusive, and
1958.
Puipose,
refunding.
Placed
privately
in
'
for construction of natural gas
Purpose,
Placed
line.
F.RON,
The
&
Coip.
Blair
Co.
Supply
1970.
$68,245,000
$27,000,000
through
$279,450,000
of
PUBLIC
with
1.40%
Co.;
Laird
Co.
subscription
Lumber
due
$66,063,750
C.
inclusive.
from
by Harris, Hall
Equitable Securi¬
Inc.;
Ira
Inc.;
McCormick
series
1965,'
to
to
Offered
Co.;
Co.; Weeden & Co.,
and. Kebbon,
certificates,
1951
Price,
Southwest
.
Gas
due
companies headed by
trust
from
1
equipment.
Insurance
deben¬
cents
path;
Trunkline
'61,000,000
Life
York
for
company
promissory
corporate
shares
75
ox
$50,000
27/8%
first mortgage
expansion. Sold privately
for
Purpose
1979.
due
New
pipe
equipment
each
new
)
by
314%
Co.
for
Soundcraft
225,000
bonds
Co.
Service
fund
'
*
2Ve%
$348,000
Purpose/ for
•
*750.000
institutional
an
'
Public
Southwestern
to
inclusive.
2.15%,
&
>
.
investor.
Certificates,.
1960,
■
Prescott, Hawiey,
with
sinking
principal amountb of notes and one
share
of stock.
Purpose, to pay short term loans and
for working capital.
Price, SI per unit. Offered by Gearhart, Kinnard Ac Otis.
;
Ac
privately
of
Offered
Bag
Kent
units
'
bonds,
trust
to
unit.
per
Purpose,
and
At Co.% Watling, ' Lerchen Ac Co.;
Wbeelock Ac -Cummins, Inc., ^and
Placed
an
banks
1
institutional investors through Kidder,
Reaves
-
.
Ac
Cc., Inc.
Texas
168,750
,
*6,000,000
$5
1964.
&■ Light Co. 3%
10-vear notes due
refunding.
Placed privately with Metro¬
Insurance Co.
'
.
dividends.
with
two
stockholders.
with
Purpose,
Life
with
500.000 shares - oi common
$3 of debentures and
two
and
units
m
Perry
*1,500,000
C6.
Ac
and
6%
15-year
1965,
1,
$1)
by common
Power
Sound
crued
Davis
Yantis
,
Lid.
June
(par
Price,
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. 2%% first mortgage bonds,
series M, due 19801
Purpose, refunding ($7,657,000) and
for new construction ($4,343,000).
Price, at 100 and ac¬
"12,000,000
Stokes & Co.; Thomas Ac Co.; Townsend, Dabney Ac
Tyson;
H. C. WHlnwright & Co.;
Weil Ac Arnold;
Co.;
Wood
E.
Puget
politan
The
Inc.;-
Co.,
I960.
■
Co..
Inc.;
Reinholdt Ac
Co.;
Walker
H.
At
Harold
Co.;
Refiners,
due
1951-1966.
privately
Piaced
($1 100.0001,
ox
dommon stock.
Puipose. to repay .short loans,
capital expenditures aird for other corporate purposes.
for
Service
Weeden
Peters,-
through A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.
Pacific
At
G.
Co.;
Co.;.The '
O'Gara
Copeland Ac Kendall,
Inc.; Wm/ E. Pollock
Christensen,
Gardner;
Alleman,
Eurns
Wells
Ac
Patterson,
Writer
Ac
Martin,
Mullaney,
O'Connell
Co.;
W.
Wheeler
&
Morgan
Co.;
+2.400.000
V
due
Green,
Mason,
and
<
s
Ac
Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hallgarten Ac
Bruce Ac Co.; Hill & Co.; Kenneth B. Hill &
Loeb,
1
Corp.;
Dempsey
Anderson;
Heller,
Ac
Co.;
Corp.;
Co.;
Freeman
Hirsch
&
&
Securities
Securities
Detmer
Pont
Ac
C.
City
Clayton
refunding.
Price, 99%%
and
by Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.;
Rollins Ac Co. Inc; J. C. Bradford Ac
Offered
Blair,
Stockton
Perrin, West At Winslow, Inc.;
Co.;
Electric & Gas Co. 23A%
first and re¬
funding moitgagb bone's, due May 1. i980.
Purpose, re¬
funding'.
Price, '101% and accrued interest.
Offered by
Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.'; Adams & Peck; J. Barth Ac
Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; J. C. Bradford At Co.; Burr
At Co., Inc.; Byrd Brothers; Lee W. Carroll At Co.; Central
Republic Co. (inc.); E. W. Clark At Co.; Clayton Secur¬
ities Corp.;
DoHaven At Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Este At Co.; Green, Ellis .&
Anderson; Gregory At Son
Inc.: Harris, Hall Ac Co. <Inat;
Ira
Haupt At Co.;
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.;- Hill At Co.;
R. H, Johnson & co.; Kean, Taylor &t Co.; Merrill Ly.iCir,
Pierce
Fenner At Beane; E. W. At R. C. Miller Co.; The
Milwaukee Co.; Mullaney. Wells At Co.; Homer O'Connell
& Co,, Inc.; Otis At Co.; Patterson, Copeland A: Kendall,
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn At Co.; Wm. E. Pollock At Co., Int.;
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co.; L. F. Rothschild At Co.;
Sills.
Fairman At Harris, Inc.;
F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;
William R. Staats Co.; Walter Stokes At Co.; Thomas. A:
Purpose,
interest.
Co.;
'
serial notes, due
rexuading.
Co.;
At
Public
{26.000,000
'
accrued
& Co.; A. M. Kidder At Co.: John
Loewi At Co.; W. L. Lyons At Co.; A. E.
McDonald At Co.; Mead, Miller- Ac Co.;
R. C. Miller A: Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific North¬
Co. 2%%-3%
Shoe
investors
R.pley & Co..
Harriman
snares
.
Co.
130.000.000
Co.;
and
company
stock
Brothers; Stone At
Securities Corp.; Am-onAt Co., Inc.; J.
Barth
Elair, Rollins At Co.. Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Rhinholdt At Gardner; Reynolds Ac
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton At Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott At Stringfellow; Seasongo'od At Mayer; Stifel/Nicolaus At, Co., Inc.;
Stix At Co.; Watling Lerchen At Co., and Yarnall At Co.
1.35%
I
At
& Co.
promissory notes,
working capital.
institutionai
of
Puipose,
B, Joyce
At
At
Shepard
,
Freeman
W.
west
S,
according to maturity. Offered bv Hal"ey, Stuaft
& Co.. Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Merrill
Lynch. Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Otis & Co. (Inch; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Inc.;
750,000
.
Baird
Sullivan At Co.; Branch, C°b"ll At Co.; H. M.
Co., Inc.; Chace. Whiteside, Warren At Sears,
W.
Clarke Corp.; Coffin Ac Burr,
Inc.;
John
Legg
E.
...
Elair
2.80%
increase
to
number
a
($500,000)
first mirt"i"p bonas
and
Price, 101.127% and
Co.; Henry Herrman At Co.; Hill. Richards At
B. Hilliard At Sen; Indianapolis Bond At Share
J.
Masten
semi-annually Dec. 15, 1950 to June 15, xabo, iaauoivc,
Purpose,
At
At
J.
Corp.;
-
certificates,
Nunn-Bush
Union
W.
Purpose,
inc.usive.
Lehman
by
Corp.!
Products Corp.
1975.
Insurance
.
Weedon'At Co.; Clement
Evans At Co.. Inc.;
Fahey,
Clark At Co.p Farweli,
Chapman At Co.; Field,
Richards At
Co.;
The First Cleveland Corp.; Goldman.
Sachs At Co.: Granbery. Marache At Co.; Hallowell, Suiz-
C.
Mul-
"
»,
Offered
1,
"
tures
2%%
purposes.
Inc.
♦
In-
,
15-year note, dui 1965. Purpose,
P.aced privately * tnroagn A. G.
Inc.
privately with
through Glore, Forgan
*1,600,000
Valley
»
Placed
,
by Mohawk
Offered
par.
Co. 3%
&
Distillers
April
serially.
at
Inc.
corporate
National
due
Crcweil,
Co.;
Co.;
Co,;
*30,000,COO
Co.
At
Co.,
10-year sinking fund deben¬
Purpose, tor acquisit.on of
5%
Inc.
due
Price,
Becker & Co.,
Richard
berger
.
Fhelps, Fenn & CO.; The, Illinois Co/,
Hayden, Miller & Co.;
McMristet
&
&
William
Co.;
Bosworth,
Price, to yield from
according to maturitv. Offered by Hal.>cj,
.
ior
Offered by Mohawk Valley Invest¬
f
C,
Morreli (John)
Purpose,
($10.000,000i,
Robert
Co.;
Byllesbv
Co., Inc.; A. G, Becker Ac Co. Inc.; Blair, Rollins
Harris, Hall &Co. (Inc.); Lee Higginson Corp.;
Hutchinson
due
Becker
Freeman
equipment
vest ng
*
lOSST^Wrnose, refunding ($20,000.000)
1,
Securities
Tnc.;
l7/»%
'
*5,000,000
off mortgage arid
pay
Service,
series
properties.
Coke Co. Jrst mortgage bonds. 4»V%
1. 1966.
Purpose, refunding ($435,900)
bank loans
interest,
At
Inc.;
Will'am
{5,430,000
Co.;
&
May
repay
Webster
Co.
&
RR.
G.
A.
April
Household
tures,
first mortgage bonds, due May 1,
debt and ior ex¬
Inc.
to
Price, at 100.
Co.„ Inc.
ing
7,000
Service,
Purpose,
pansion.
•
Electric J*owejy<%>.
Potomac
Williams
Purpose, for new equipment.
Stuart &
Otis
Co.;
&
Rothschild
F.
Hutchinson
tificates, due anntiahy June
elusive.,
& Co..
due
&
'
maturity. Offered by Haisey.
Pressprich
& Co.; L.
s
Lake
&
W.
R.
1980.
duPont
Gas
accrued
annually June 1, 1951 to 'June 1, 1965, in¬
for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
Purpose,
1.50%
1,
I.
Francis
Rico
to
certificates.
trust
May
Pci.t„
due
Inc.
sen,
:4,125.000
1965.
for expansion program ana general corporate purposes
($314,100).
Placed privately v/itn State Mutual Life As¬
surance Co.
and The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
to
Freeman
Household
and
maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pi'essprlch &
to
due
series,
semi-annually! Dec. 1, 1950 to
Purpose, for new equipment. Price,
1.35%
from
/
trust
due
P,
1965, inclusive
1,
yield
2%%
RR.
38,000
mortgage
Price
first mortgage bonds,
refunding ($7,500,000),
to repay bank l^ans and
to finance expansion <$10,000000).
Price,
102.129 and accrued interest.
Offered by
Merrill Lynch. Pierce,- Fenner At Beane; White, Weld At
Co.; Kidder, Peabody At Co.; Har.ts, x-ail At w.
uac.i;
Paine, Webber, Jackson At Curtis; L. F. Rothschild At Cp.,
scries
according to maturity. Of¬
fered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union
Securities Corp. and Stroud & Co., Inc.
yield from
first
{17.500^000 Oklahoma Gas & Ehufhic Co. 2%%
Dec.
for new equipment.
27/e%
refunding.
Offered by Morgan Stanley Ac Co.;
Oversubscribed.
equipment trust
1, 1950 to "
semi-annually
due
G,
inclusive. Purpose,
Co.
Purpose,
terest.
During May, 1950
tS4.650.000
Edison
158,000,000 Ohio
(Continued from page 3)
Details of New Capital Flotations
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Kuhn,
!
(H.
trust
H.V Sons,
Inc.
4W%
first
bonds, due serially Jan.
1.
mortgage
1952
to
Loeb
and
Jan.
1,
1963. inclusive.
Purpose, refunding purposes.
Placed pri¬
vately through Johnson, Lane, Space and Co.. Inc.
Ac
Co.;
>•
^
•Represents issues placed privately.
{Indicates issues sold
George
competitively.
D.
3.
3on-
Volume 172
Number 4921
bright
Co.,
&
Co.;
Inc.;
H.
&
First
Moore,
Hop wood;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Southwest
&
Co.;
Robert
Co.;
Hawkins
2,000,000 Idaho
&
& Lynch; Piper, Jaffray
Singer, Dcane & Scribner';
Leonard
Putnam
G.
&
•
Wm
ery,
■
'
*
./' -i'
Securities Corp.; Barrett & Company; Brooke &
Davenport & Co.; Glover & MacGregor, Inc.;
Harper & Son & Co;; Miller & George; Montgom¬
Scott & Co., and Watson & White.
'
•
'
'
'-
+
ji
*
.
^
finance
Co.
'
of
Hammill & Co.; Shields
Co.; Singer, Deane &
William R. Staats Co.;
Starkweather & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.;- Stern, Frank
&
Meyer;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Stone &
Youngberg; J. S. Strauss & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Sutro
& 'Co.;
Henry F.. Swift & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Tucker & Company; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne Noel Corp.; Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston, Hoffman & Goodwin;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Weeden & Co., Inc.; C. N. White
& Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs;
Dean Witter & Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co., and Wulff,
C.
$3.50);
$9.25
Offered -by
Blyth
program. ;
&
Price,j
Over-i
Inc.
-
.-
-
5,000,000 Interstate
,
Power
Co.
shares
100,000
of
4.70.cumulative
1
$300,000
MISCELLANEOUS"
"
•
.
Budget
Finance
bentures,
Plan, 4ne.
series
due
taohed).
Furpose.
for
Price,
100
accrued
at
Seidel
&
2,000,000 Copper
and
mortgage
Price,
May
,
bends.
at
at-f
working
for
by
5%
seven
000,000).
■
Fair
improvements
facilities.
to
corporation.
by
subordinated
2%
I960. Purpose, to
working capital.
who
persons
250,000
Hart
will
Stores,
1962.
finance
Price,
'Ol
necessary
at
and
in
April
1,
and
tor
to
company
and
interest.
for
&:
working
1,
by
Lytton's, Henry
C.
i.ciu-1 <t>u.
800.000
Scott
(O
due
1968.
loans
*■500,000
Sons
&
for
Shopping
Bag
Offered
Food
to
($350,500).
Purpose, for corporate
through Wagen.seller & Durst.
and
;
and
i05
.
fund
notes
600,000 Maine
Southern
series
and
Discount
E,
due
for
Oct.
subordinated
5fM
1969.
1,
working capital.
Oflered
est.
Corp.
Purpose,
Price,
at
and
privately
bank
accrued
directly by company.
$100).
ipar
vately
250,000
■y/
and
OTHER
INDUSTRIAL
AND
Air
Filter
loans
and
American
fo
retire
Inc.
Co.,
3%
5-year
Purpose,
funds. Placed
provide construction
privately with The Louisville Trust Co.
300,000
Piasecki
May
Helicopter
1,
1955.
4)4$
Co.
Purpose,
convertible
expansion
for
and accrued interest. Offered
par
debentures
at
($669,100).
Price,
at
Offered
par.
directly
by
cor¬
Pierce,
Macy
(R.
Dec.
H.)
1950.
privately
and
Inc.
Co.,
&
28,
Placed
wit11
Metropolitan
maturing
notes
Purpose,
replenish
to
on
Marks
M.
preierred stock series A
construction.
new
stock
-
&
Placed
pri-j
Lehman
tion
Brothers.
under an exchange offer, plus 420 companyshares.
Underwritten by Kidder, Peabody & Co.;„
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Union Securities
Corp.; Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler; White,
Weld
Co.:
Dallas Union Trust Co.; First Southwest Co.;
Rauscher,
Purpose, to finance construction:
through
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.1
$8).
tpar
Purpose,
to
G.
per
(
for
tive
$70,205,000
Loan
Government Agency
and
Issues
per
Federal Intermediate
bentures
dated
Price,
ai;
York
1.35$
Banks
consolidated de¬
due March
and
1950
1,
1,
1951.
Macdonald
by
G.
Newcomb,
IRON,
$25,000
cents
Walker
$725,000
-par
$oi.
impose,
&
&
Co.;
Co.
Coggeshall
;
&
Hicks, and
; A .y/- :
G.
Kentucky
by
to
100.000
15
from
1954
Offered
ments.
Co.
of
St.
inHusivp.
1978.
to
f°**
pnmose.
Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust
Laidlaw & Co., and Loettcher & Co. ;
by
Louis;
lor
working
capital.
Price, par.
Ofiered by Bioren & Co.
Oversubscribed.
\s ';10,326,308 Potomac Electric
"
(Preferred
stocks
ferred
stocks
of
stated
a
of
no
value
par
taken
are
value and all
par
at
classes of
while
par,
stock
pre¬
stock
common
new
are
UTILITIES
PUBLIC
Brooklyn
Union
preferred
stock
value,
$40).
struction.
186,341 shares of 5% cumulative
tnrough June 30, 1960—par
Gas Co.
>
(convertible
to
Purpose,
$48
Price,
bank loans and for con¬
Offered by company for
repay
share.
per
Power Co.
710,700 shares of
$15.12\k
to
public.
Offered
by
-
.....
Purpose, for development of
stock. Purpose,
Ling mining properties.
Price, 50
Offered to public by. corporation.
operate
and
Mining Co.
1,000,000
shares of
common
10 cents). Purpose, to acquire and develop
(par
Price,
at
Offered
par.
by
to
company
mintpublic
through Explorers, Inc.
Ranch
(par $1).
and
Mining Corp.
50,000 Shares-of
common
stock
to purchase equipment and for mining
Purpose,
milling
Price, at par.
expenses.
Offered to public by
company.
296,148
Golden
Price, $17.25 per share.
tal.
45,000
per
277,500 shares of class A
Co.
Mines
277,500 Silver Bell
Purpose, to repay loans, etc., and for
at
Offered
par.
stock
75,000 Teller
R
(pa'-
company
stock
(par
working capital.
first for subscription
Lead-Silver Mines, Inc. 400,000 shares of
10 cents).
Purpose, for development
(par
cents per share.
25
Pries,
by
then publicly.
by stockholders and
100,000 Sun Valley
tal
Pur¬
exploratory program and for mine operations.
share. Offered directly by company.
for
Frice, $1
Price,
stock.
Metals, Inc. 45,000 shares of common
Pandora
pose,
companv
of common stock (par
working capi¬
Offered by company.
shares
17,168
Ccrp.
Cycle
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for
$10).
commoA
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price, $14.50 per share to stockholders,
for sub¬
scription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares
(33,853) underwritten by Dillon, Read & Co. Inq.; Auchinr
closs,
Parker & Redpath; Alex. Brown & Sons; Ferris
&
Co.; Folger, Nolan Inc.; Goodwyn & Olds; Johnsten,
Lemon
& Co.; Robert C.
Jones & Co.; Mackall & Coe;
Robii.son and I-ukens, and Rohrbaugh Si Co.
and
computed at their offering prices.)
$7,453,640
(par $10).
construction.
,
Mining Co. 600,000 shares Ql
Price, 8 cents.
Offered to public
underwriting, "as ,a speculation."
without
share.
Idaho.
SI I.
STOCKS
Gold
10 cents).
(par
Mountain
Cuddy
ETC.
shares of common stock
develop properties. Price, 25
publicly by company, without
Corp. 50,000 shares of common
develop
in
Hi
50,000_Pennsylvania & Southern Gas Co. 500 shares of 6V2
cumulative preferred stock series B
(par $100).
Purpose,
to
reimburse company
for advances to subsidiaries, and
imo-nvp-
Oversubscribed.
Placer Claim.
company,
stock
Kauai
County,
Hawaii, 2)4%,
2%%
and
2$%
public
improvement bonds dated May 15, 1950 and due on Nov.
Rotan,
;
to
,
stock
25,000 Cordillera
ior
by company tor auoscription by sluckshares
(1,278)
underwritten
by
Olierecl
Inc.; Folger.
MoSle and
Co.
&
100.000
Offered
48,000 Ancient River Channels
for
Unsubscribed
Stanley
Corp.
Purpose,
share.
per
COPPER,
ORE,
Mines
cents).
underwriting.
Telephone Co. 50,938 shares of common stock
Purpose, lor new construction? 'etc.
Price, $40
share.
Morgan
POSSESSIONS
10
(par
50,000 Gold
par;.
holders.
STATES
sumK
STEEL,
Ambassador
,
21,370 shares of 40-ceni: cumula¬
Russ
"
working capital.
Price, $10
by company lor subscription by stock¬
and
Pancoast;
&
William N. Edwards & Co
and Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
$93,627,496
common
holders.
'(no
New
Robertson
Nolan, Inc.;
Moreland,
new
pic-eaed
plant
Offered
shaie.
per
Offered
ol
2,037,520 Peninsular
agent.
UNITED
convertible
Pur¬
and new money ($39,390,000).
-$30,815,000)
par.
fiscal
Credit
June
refunding
pose,
&
cents per
conversion
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
C.
A.
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.; rCarl M. Loeb.
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
H. Walker & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Bache & Co.:
Dewar,
common
Puipose,
Co.;
Rhoades
^par).
ino
&
Hemphill,
repay
acquire
$13
by
Northwest Cities Gas Co.
213,700
Farm
issued
Merrill
involved.
$12,000,000
Co.
held,
pre-!
construction and to repay
loans.
Price, $31.50 per share. Oflered for ^ubscrip-j
by
stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
No underwriting
bank
&
Eacker
U.
a.
Co.
not
of 4.90$
2,500 shares
Natural Gas Co. 304,500 ?hares oil common stock
$10).
ipar
On.:
&
&
1,835(570 Texas Power & Light Co. 16,280 shares of $4.56 preferred
stock (no par).
Purpose, refunding ($1,586,000) and work¬
ing capital
($249,570).
Price, $112.75 per share;
Stock-
investors.
Co.
Fennel- & Beane.
9,591,750 Northern
» — eripA
of
•
Co.;!
<&
Watker & Co.
H.
.
before
capital.
through
Co.
Insurance
or
working
Prudential Insurance Co
Life
{
cumula¬
Puipose, to iinance expansion
program.
Frice, $25.50 per share.
Offered by company
tor
subscription by
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares
(7,074) underwritten by The First Boston, Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers; Wertheim & Co., and Merrill Lynch,;
poration.
■10.000,000
tjauience
interest
to
Price,
subscription
..common
Copper Publications, Inc. series six 4$ 5-year first mort¬
gage bonds. Purpose, refunding ($1,330,900) and improve¬
ments
of >5W%
Purpose,
\y 6,945,690 New York State Electric & Gas Corp. 272,380 shares of
MISCELLANEOUS
$2,000,000
for
by Smith, Barney & Co
$700,000
iuiu
subsidiaries.
due
Price,
program.
shares
V
uduitional common stock of
share.
Offered by company
stockholders by Townsend,;
Dabney & 'lyson; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Draper, Bears
& Co.; F'. L. Futnarn & Co., Inc.; Smith, Ramsay & Co.,!
Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; and G. H. Walker & Co.
served as managers
oj. a group of participating dealers
in obtaining subscriptions.
Oversubscribed.
notes.
to
Woiq
-.-
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Harris.
Co., (Inc.); Hornblower & Weeks; W. C. Langley
& Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Shields &
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Russ & Company,
Inc.; Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast; Schodllkopf, Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Inc.; William N. Edwards & Co.; Rotan.
Mosle and
Moreland; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Folger, Nolan, Irlc.
The Illinois
Co.;
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.; Newhard),
Cook & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co., and
Wood, Struthers
Hall
Electric Association 173,126 common
beneficial
of
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers;-; Smith,
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Union
&
Pierce
shares
MANUFACTURING
lo.uis
'$400,000
lor
privately
V' 2,250,638 New England Gas
%
Beahe.
cumulative
Electric
Placed
Co.;'
Barney
<jo.,:
Ripley-: &
Fenner &
$20).
institutional
&
Trust
Harriman
Inc.
./
Years)
'&
cumulative!
Harriman
by
30,000
Co.
(par
ierreu stock (par S100).
program.
(Issues Maturing Up to
Including Five
Service
Gas
held shares.
Underwritten by '.Kidder, Peabody
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & ®eane; Dallas
Co.; F'rst Southwest Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Goldman, «Sachs & Co.;
Co.;
Union
to repay bank loansi
$102,439 per share and;
Price,
Offered
Purpose,
with
Michigan
&
Purpose,
$100).
tpar
dividends.
Public
'
company
and'
Corp.,
)■
Service Co. 7,301 shares of $4.56 preferred
par).
Purpose, for refunding ($491,400) and
Inc.;
construction.
new
Securities
shares of 4.20$
Co. 50,000
c400,000 Marion Water Co. 47c
$5,908,500
Short-Term Bonds and Notes
Union
Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp.;
H."M. Payson & Co., and G.
loans
inter¬
Inc.;
Oversubscribed.
Co.
(no
working capital ($332,788),
Price, at $112.75 per share.
Stock not
issued under an
exchange offer)! plus! 2,387
-
Inc.; F. S. Smithers &j
& Webster
Securities;
Stone
for;-,-construction;
par
and accrued dividends. J Under-i
written by Merrill Lynch, Fierce, Fenner & Beane; Kidder,)
Peabody & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Hornblower &
debentures,
reduce
to
par
Co.,
^
7 ;
&
Co.;
&
Barney
Electric
stock
•
,
Co.
preferred stock
program.
Price, at
V.
due
Harris,
&
Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
,
'
58,500
for
accrued
bank
repay
&
&
preferred stock
debentures
Placed
purposes.
Weld
tive
sinking
4'a $
I960.
Stroud
F.
L.
Co.;
?5,000,000 Iowa Public Service
privately.
Price,
Fairman
White,
Ohio Co.
by The
Stores
fund
($449,500)
notes!
serial
Placed
sinking
worKing capital
interest.
3 Va %-3%
Co.
expansion.
tor
Co.
refunding
Purpose,
and
accrued
Lytton
Purpose,
M.)
Sills,
Co.:
&
Starkweather
Corp.;
The
Ohio Co.
*1,000,000
Ritcr
Hanson &
823.188 Texas
The Ohio Co.; Reinholdt &|
Rothschild & Cc.; Shields;
Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
capital;
Underwritten
Co.;
Gardner;
1950 exposition.
loans
accrued
v. *•
Co.;
&
hv
sinking fund debentures, due May
retire
to
due
construction
Offered
par.
participate
Inc. 5■%
Purpose,
debentures
Arthurs,
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;: Estabrook & Co.; Farwellj
Chapman & Co.; Hayden, Stone •& Co.; Hornblower
Weeks;, Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Janney & Co.;i
A. M. Kidder & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl McGlonei
& Co., Inc.; E. W. & R. C. Miller & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells;
&
first
1
1,000,000 Chicago
Price, $51.50 per share and accrued dividends.)
by Smith, Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.j
Lestrange & Co.; Robert W'. Baird & Co.;
Inc.;
Barrett
&
Co.;. Blunt
Ellis & Simmons;
H.
M.i
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Chiles, Huey & Co.; Julien Collins
Inc.;
Morton
10-year
■;
Underwritten
capital;
\
,
directly
j/
de4
Offered
.
.
Purpose,
and
interest.
.
fund
warrants
sinking
(with
I960
Inc. -series
Offered
par.
15,
exoansion
Co..
-Publications,
5%
10-vear
A.
preferred stock (par $50). Purpose, refunding ($2,000,000)f
and to repay loans, and for construction-program ($3,-J
jy.
.
•
Agnew
Shuman,
Smith,
Scribner;
Co.,
;for *construction
Purpose,
share.
per
subscribed.;
Shearson,
Shaughnessy & Co.;
&r.Company;
stock'
common
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Hutzler;
&
Bros.
7
Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co;; Frank
by'
1
-
shares
275,000
Salomon
pre-
expansion,
Oflered
.•
'i (par:
-
;
;
Purpose,^ to
and accrued dividends.
par
Power
cumulative
4$
shares
$100).,
(par
Price, at
/Wegener & Daly Corp. ,•
i
v
.
of
20.000
Co.
stock
+2,543,750 Interstate
R.
•'
Power
ferred
„
P.
■'
-
,
program.
Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wood,
Gundj*
Co., Inc.; Battles & Co., Inc,; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.?
Co.; "E.
V
,
Southern
'
'♦
(7)
Inc.
capi¬
work.
Offered directly by company.
150,000 shares of common stock
development work and working
Mining
Co.,
cent*)-.
Purpose, for
capital.
cents per share.
speculation."
50
Price,
"as a
company
Offered to public "c.y
*
stockholders.
subscription by common
underwritten
(7.207)
&
Giore,
Co.;
Blyth
by
&
Unsubscribed shares
Co.,
Inc.;
V. S.
Harriman Ripley &
& Co.;
Forgan
Gas & Electric Corp. 1,270 shares of 4.10$
/preferred stock, series H (par $100). Purpose, refunding.
Price,
at par and
accrued dividends.
Underwritten by
The First Loston
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Wertheim &
"v ,'Ji Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; George D. B.
Bonbright
&
Co.;
Little
&
Hopkins,
Inc.;
Erickson,
Perkins
&
Co.;
Sage, Rutty & Co.,
Inc., and Tucker,
Anthony & Co. ' These shares are part of 50,000 shares
onginahy oflered
in exchange for the 434 % preferred
jltock, series C, but not so issued.
127,000 Rochester
Moseley
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Wood, Struthers
& Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; John C. Legg & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks &
1,552.500
and
Co.
$1).
(par
Frice, $8.62 Vi
Pacific
-
Co.
fornia
&
Co.;
Weedon
Bcsworth,
Co.
to
180,000
pay
shares
fc-r
new
of
common
construction.
share. Offered by Will am R. Staats Co.;
California; Walsten, Ho "".man & Goodwin;
G.
A.
&
Becker & Co.,
Inc.; First Cali¬
&
Sullivan & Co.. Inc.;
f
.'/
Soeticher and Co.; Wes'ey
t800,000
w-'
Central
Public
Vermont
preferred stock
4.75$
Service
(par $100).
Frree, $103.25 oer share
Offered
by W. C. Langley & Co.
Graham, Parsons Si Co.
program.
<
Vk
.
297,920
Dallas
(no
Power
par).
&
Light
Purpose,
8,000
shares
of
'
Purpose, for expansion
and s»"cr'ifri dividend.
and Hemphill, Noyes,
•i
shares of common stonk
construction prog'-q^,
P-ice. "80
Co.
for
Corp.
3.724
by company for subscription by public
addition, Texas Utilities Co., parent, suoscribed for 38,932 shares at a total price of $3,114,560.
per
share.
Offered
stockholders.
y
In
8,528,322 Dayton Power & Light Co. 283.333 shares of common stock
bank loans and for construc¬
tion program.
Pr ce, $30 per share to stockholders and $33
per share to public.
Offered by company for subscription
by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares (9,444) un¬
derwritten and offered at $33 per share by Morgan Stanley
& Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Almstedt Brothers; Robert W.
Eaird & Co., Inc.; Ball. Bulge & Kraus; Benj. D.^Eartlett
& Co.; 3ell & Beckwith;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; Coggeshall & Hicks; Curtiss, House & Co.; Drcxel
& Co.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; The
First Boston
Corp.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Goodbodv & Co.;
W. D. Gradison & Co.; Grant-Brownell & Co.;
Greene &
Brock; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Hill & Co.; J. J. B. Billiard & Son; Colgate Hovt & Co.;
T. H. Jones & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers; 6. C. McCune & Co.; McDonald
& Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.;
Maynard H. Murch & Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Faine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Prescott,
Hawley, Shepard & Co., Inc.; Putnam & Co.; Chas. W.
Scranton & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Stone Si" Webster Securities Corp.; Swenev, Cartwright &
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Watling. Lerchen & Co.; Westheimer & Co.;
White, Weld & Co. and Fred C. Yager, Inc.
Oversub¬
(par
$7).
scribed.
Purpose,
to
repay
-
r
'
,
MANUFACTURING
'1
6,000 shares of common stock (no par).
working capital.
Price, $50 per share.
for subscription by employees. „
300,000 Atlas Powder Co.
for
Purpose,
Offered
by
company
145,000 Coleman-Pettersen
stock
preferred
stock
$1)
(par
shares.
common
equipment
Offered
working
and
public by
to
Admiral
142,290 Canadian
Ccrp. 5,000 shares of »6% cumulative
$2C) and 15,000 shares of common
units of one preferred share and three
Purpose, to repay bank loans, for new
(par
in
capital.
Price,
$29
per
unit.
company.
Corp.,
Ltd., 28,458
shares of common
Purpose, acquisition of property, etc.,
Price, $5 per share (in U. S. funds).
Offered
by
company
for
subscription by stockholders
other
than
Admiral Corp.,
the parent,- -who -subscribed
for an additional 67,467 shares and purchased any un¬
subscribed shares by other stockholders.
stock
$1).
(par
working capital.
and
Corp. 200 shares of common
for working capital.
Price, $5
Issued upon exercise of option by employees.
1,000 Consolidated
Engineering
stock (par $1).
Purpose,
per
share.
Electric Corp. 62,500 shares of common Stock
cents).
Purpose, for installation-of additional
machinery, further extension of facilities and for other
corporate purposes.
Price, $3.50 per share.
Offered by
218,750 Dumont
(par 10
*
by Aetna Securities Corp.
854,820 Glatfelter
(par
$10).
Underwritten
Co., Inc.;
H.)
Co. 56,988 shares of common stock
Purpose, refunding.
Price, $15 per share.by Union Securities Corp.; Stroud & Co.,
(P.
'
Hemphill, Noyes,
Inc.
Graham, Parsons & Co., and
1
Blair, Rollins & Co.,
16,273 shares of 4V2% cumulative
(par
$50).
Purpose,
refunding.
at par and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by
Securities Corp.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Hemphill.
H.) Co.
preferred
stock
813,650 Glatfelter
first
Price,
Union
(P.
Noyes,
Graham,
Co., Inc.
100,000 Hedstrom
stock
(no
Price,
without
Parsons
soonre-cfsptf!
ic<!iip~
&
Co.,
and
Blairs,
Rollins &
Co. 1,000 shares of $6 class A preferred
par).
Purpose, to construct new warehouse.
Union
$100
per
share.
underwriting.
■
a
.
AND
Fluorescent Corp. 30,000 shares of '7% cumulative
participating
preferred
stock
(par
$10). - Purpose,
to
repurchase 185 shares of common stock for $62,000, to
repay
loan
and for working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered directly to public by corporation.
.
L
INDUSTRIAL
OTHER
$300,000 Artcraft
Co.
(par
expansion.
Hall & Co. and Garrett-Bromfield & Co.
,
1,000,000 shares of 4.08%
$25)y Purpose, to repay
bank
loans and for
Price, $25.50 per share.
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Harris, Hall &
Co.
(Inc.); A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities
Corp.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Bailey & Davidson; Robert
W. Baird <fc Co., Inc.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Earth &
Co ; Bp reman, Eiehler & Co.; Lear, Stearns & Co.; Eingham, Walter & Hurry; Blair, Rollins & Co.. Inc.: William
Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan
& Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
'Frush, Slocumb & Co.; Quincy Cass Associates; Central
Republic Co.,(Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Conrad, Bruce & Co.: Crowell,
■Weedon & Co.; Henry Dahlberg & Co.; Davies & Meija;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dempsey Tegeler & Co.; Drexel &
Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
El worthy & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook &
Co.; Fewel & Co.; First California Co.; The First Cleveland
Corp.;
First of
Michigan Corp.; First Southwest Co.;
Maxfield H. Friedman; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Wesley Hall &
Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harrington & Co.; Hayden,
Stone
& Co.; Hill
Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hope & Co.;
Hopkins. Harbach
& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
E. F.
Hutton & Co.; The
Illinois Co.; William D. James Co.;
Jones, Cosgrove & Co.; Kerr & Eell; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Frank Knowlton & Co.; Kuhn,
Boeb & Co.; Laird, Eicsell & Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lawson, Levy & Williams; H. Irving Lee & Co.; Lee Hig¬
ginson
Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Lester & Co.; Irving
Lundbory
&
Co.;
Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Mason
Brothers; McAndrew & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Revel Miller & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Iviitchum, Tully & Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Morgan
f
Co.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Maynard H. Murch & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; E. MV Newton & Co.; The Ohio
Company;
Pacific
Co. of California; Pacilic Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Pasadena Corp.;
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Reinholdt &
uardner;
Ruer
&
Co.;
Rotan,
Muslt anu
25,000.000 Southern California Edison
V "cumulative preferred stock
Co.;
Hill Richards & Co!;
Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.;
Lester
Company;
CroweJl.
Power
Purpose,
per
of
Witter
Dean
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Electric
California
stock
$1,041,648
t
Co., Inc.;
-olaced
urivptely.
ilndicates issues sold competitively.
Offered
publicly
•
by
company,
*
»
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(8)
1,800,000 B«lid»7
£00,000 shares of class A con$1).
Purpose;,for plant ex-;
capital.
Price, at $3 per share.
Underwritten by Shields A Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Hayoen, Stone arm Co.; Francis I. du Pont A Co.; Hill,
.
capital
pansion
t
=
Brands,
vertible
•
.»
and
Richards
&
\
.
A
Boyce;
Inc.
stocx
&
Williston
&
stock
Offered
by
a
58,612 Mohawk
Price,
D. F. Bernheimer
speculation."
$1
Machines
Co.,
&
of
Hopwood;
Francis I. du
Watling,
Lerchen
Cruttenden
Pont & Co.;
Grubbs,
Scott A Co., Inc.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc., and Mead, Miller
A
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Gypsum
pieterred
Price,
&
uic
$96
11,150
Co.
250,000
Lev
purpose, for
Placed privately
W.
by
E.
$l».
uv
459,375 Pacific
100).
*6,703
of
Nave
$3.50
share.
per
sell
Television
(par
shares
publicly
5
I.frf
under
Corp.
k.
225,000
of
$1)
(par
common
shares
of
common
1,631,782
Control
Securities
299,958 Stanley
back
$51.31
at
shares
Purchased
par.
of
common
improvements and
by
Offered
by
for
company
*35,000
subscription
&
Radar
Corp. 747,500 shares of
stock
common
(par
]. cent).
Purpose, to pay RFC and other debt and
working capiial.
Price, 40 cents per share.
Offered
by Tellier & Co. "as a speculation."
Oversubscribed.
r
#r
$1).
oon
Purpose, to
Price.
Blosser.
$6.25
retire
of
bank
share.
per
stock
common
loans
and
Underwritten
Oversubscribed.
88,000
by
Tellier
(S.
S.)
(par
for
by
1,500,000
expan¬
Straus
Co.
Prroose,
and
(S.
29,891 shares
acouisition of
for
distribution
P *
(par
facilities
scription
Dc'a?
P20).
$28.25
c
Purpose,
and
Offered
of
employees
nq-7
the
Oil
Cnro.
stock
working
par.
Placed
privately
88,000
by
shares
of
oc
its
and
company
sub¬
$1)
(par
shares
of
«i)
units
*o
shares
and
of
five
stock.
common
Prke, $7 T,or unit
speculation" to residents of
Petr"'e"m
$5)
Co.
P',rrv se,
by
Oil
Pru<?h.
stock
by
preferred
drill
&
d^'-Pl^r^cnt
flares
of
share.
Teco,
at
par.
and
by
(par
to
buy
land
by
100,0P0
bv
600,000
of
Writer
si).
Rauscher.
Stone
Pierce
&
D'Assern
Price,
Co.;
A
at
LAN*>,
Clarke
Corp
Weedon
W.
fr.-
<^0
f-imher
Co.-
Gib'-m ?. Cri
Graham. Parse"- '•
C.
Fidder
The
of
&
Co ;
Oh?o
m.:
•
&
*
pjn«r<
Co.;
jnff~„
Gardner;
I
Co.;
shares
of
■
Inc.;
Co.,
Manor
,,
(par $i0)
units
of
stock.
Price,
en'
onn
c rn"
3 Qo0
gVrrs
phpres
of
for
preferred
stock
shares
improvements
un.t.
per
Harris. Inc.;
Oversubscribed.
and
two
On* red
and
(no
par)
capital.
and
stock
(nar
Price
bers
40
of
10
rents).
c
nor) Ssa,ef5 of 6%
nnn-eonvrvtibip preferred stock
working "■•v*"
members of
Price,
Co.
530,806
common
Tos
es'-erf
,ork
working
(par $10).
^o.
(y- $1 v.
rpo'tr.)/
rf
I'linois
Purpose,
Price,
cjs
37.892
to
per
reduce
share.
loans
Offered
$10),
share.
Offered
by
company
stock
Stat#-
Price, $<(()
p«r
I.
Marks
M
Josey
ital.
(nar
Price,
employees.
Co..
$)r1).
Oil
&
Corp.
Lehman
Co.;
Merrill
&
&
eddltionai
Lamont
96,600
A
Central
stock
cap¬
initially
J
to
at
Co.
class
A
over¬
was
of
World
Air¬
stock
(par
B
Offered
bonds
Co.,
by
Aetna
due
1,
Jan.
Offered
Hill,
A
Co.;
Higginson
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
Morgan
L.
Riter A
Pierce
Co.
A
Langjey
Lester
Merrili
Co.;
Lynch,
Mitchum,
Maynard
H.
Murch
Northwest
Co.;
Raffensperg-er,
Co.
A
Co.:
Schneider,
Mason.
Simon
M.
Hughes
Rtinhoiat A
Inc.;
Winston A
Horner
I.
c.
Brothers;
Pacific
A
Rowles,
Inc.;
A
Graham,
Indianapolis
W.
Co.;
A Co.;
Curtis;
Scott,
Harris,
Co.;
inc.;
&
Had
Hornblower
Milwaukee
Co.;
A
&
Co.
Lehman
Lyons
Stanley
Co.;
Hichman;
A
Illinois
A
Co., Inc.;
of Chicago;
Noyes,
Co.;
Co.,
The
Cook
Jackson
Rauscher,
Inc.;
The
Corp.;
W.
Beane;
Newhard,
&
Kalman
Corp.;
Webber,
A
Richards
Corp.;
Securities
A
Harris,
Lunt;
Hempniil,
Inc.;
Dominick
Evans
A.
A
A
Co.,
Equitable
Securities
A
Co.;
A
A
Co.;
Lie.;
Blyth
Brown
Clarke
W.
A
Co.,
Alex.
Brown
Co.;
First
Hamlin
Clegg
Lee
Collins
&
Clement
Corp.;
Co.;
C.
A
Co.;
a
Inc.;
Richard
(Inc.);
stock
common
x-'itcn
blair
Co.,
Harold
Inc.;
of
Underwritten by Giore,
Co.; E. M. Adams &
Ames,
Emerich A Co.,
&
-jarret,,
Juiien
Stone
Fenner
Co.,
shares
A
Dillon
Inc.;
Loewi
Co.;
A
Inc.:
Sills,
Co.;
Smith,
Barney A Co.; Stein Eros & Boyce; otern bratne.s A: Co.;
Sterne, Agee A Leach; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Walter J. Wade, Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Wheelock
&
A
convert¬
h"ok
Cummins,
Co.,
White,
Inc.;
Weld
Woodard-Elwood
and
Sterling
stock
rnduc°
A
Co.;
Harold
E.
Wood
Co.
A
by
Oil
(par
Oklahoma,
of
Lax
A
Inc.
Price,
cents).
10
Greenfield,
14,447
30
shares
of
common
cents
per
6,000
shares
0!
per
share.
Offered
snare.
Offered
Inc.
Co.,
Under¬
par.
First
Beane;
104,250
Texas
Gas
Llyth
$5).
Corp.
Transmission
(par
stock
Laurence M.
Dewar,
inc.;
stock
common
by
&
39,539,325 Toledo
27,600
$5).
$17.3/V2
Price,
Price,
shares
3,399,925
Co.
$9
subscription
common
by
Quickly completed.
Co., Inc.
Edison
Sachs
per
share.
of
by
by
Offered
share.
per
us
of
by
Cities
stockholders.
common
stock
common
Service
Nok under¬
by:
Allyn
C.
A.
stock
common
Sachs
and
Co.,
Inc.;
Lynch,
Pierce.
and
Fenner
Stroud
Company
A
stock
Fibre
Products
$5i.
Collier
(no
Roll!--
Boston
.
&■
Granby
Lynch;
par).
Price,
<?*
&
Price,
Co.,
$23
Inc.
per
1
4,200
shares
of
Burge
Offered
by
Francis
Baker,
Co.;
H.
A
Gardner;
Harris,
Simon A Co.; O. H.
Co.; Shillinglaw, Bolger &
Ames,
Emerich
A
Co..
Inc.;
Byllesby and Co., Inc.;
Haw By, Shepard A
M.
&
Inc.;
M.
Co.;
Inc.;
David
Amott,
A.
Noyes
Baker
&
&r Co.,
The
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
Campbell, McCartv A Co., Inc.;
Seligman, Lubetkin A Co., Inc.;
Westheimer &. Co.: Boettcher
Bradbury-Ames Co.;
Clayton Securities Corp.;
Roney
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
Faulkner
and
McDonald-Moore
Co.;
&
A
Co.;
Pacific
Co.;
ger, Kipp A Co.; Stix & Co.; F.
Detmer
&
Co.,
and
Investment
Publishing Co. 10,152 shares of common
Price, $14.25 per share. Offered by Blair
A
by:
Peck &
Prescott,
Durst,
&
common
Bos-
&
duPont
I.
Simonds
C.
A
Corp.;
Underwritten
Link, Gorman,
Fairman
I.
stock
common
Reinholdt
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Kraus;
Inc.;
Co.;
Sills,
Co.;
Hague
A
Over¬
Wm.
&
Cruttenden
Cleveland
by
Ofiered
stock
common
of
share.
per
Co.,
Co.;
Smith,
all,
$6.25
&
First
Stoetzer,
share.
of
share.
per
shares
240,000
McDowell
A.
Piper,
Inc.
cents
Fairman
Richter
Day
Wibbing &
Co.;
Corp.
Blosser;
George
Taussig,
rn
Co.
S.
of
California;
Yantis
Securities
A
Co.,
Co.
Rod¬
Inc.;
Over¬
subscribed.
n.
Consolidated
shares
of
Mining,
common
Co.
Smelting
stack
bv
Price, $30
Corp.; A.
p-
32 500
(par
Co,
shares
per
share.
E.
Masten"
of
Price,
Co.
$9
1111,875
Co.*
by
Moore,
The
Wayne
•
per
par
Mills
5.000
$22.37%
per
Knitting
$5).
Sachs
stock
common
Underwritten
A
Power
&
$5).
o-n-ci'i •r»ribpd.
A
Price,
Co.
and
Piper,
completed.
(no
First
Leonard
&
$55,433,608
Singer,
Richard"Lear
&
Scherck,
A
-
S^Mi'mn
144,666 Crowell
Radio
$1).
Straus
Blyth
Beane;
&
shares
46,000
60
Overscribed.
Co.
Trav-Ler
(par
A.
S5).
(par
Goldman,
Corp.
Price,
cent).
&
A
Co.;
of
Offered
Television
1
Tellier
common
Offered
Trad
(par
$5).
(par
Goldman,
shares
21,022
Co.
Co.
(par
worth.
preferred
working
company
&
Share
Wagenseller
(Joseph)
by
Straus
holdings
yield 3.50V.
William
Co.;
bastman,
Hurd,
1-ernet
Co.;
A
to
Corp.;
Co.;
A
Inc.;
barr,
A
Co.;
A
Botany Mills, Inc. 1 000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, at market (approximately $8 per share). Offered by
par).
Offered
of
share.
250,000
&
Michigan
A
Co.;
A
Pan-
5%
in
Co.
A
Offered
shares
Hopwood,
975,COO Home
prior
of
$25.25
Erothers;
Offer-d
of
Co.;
offering
entire
mortgage
Sullivan
Brown
Nolan,
Paine,
1,500,000
share.
per
share.
shad's
Rhoades A Co.;
Paine, Webber,
American
Pan
per
Inc.;
Co.,
Hayaen,
Pierce,
Inc.
100,000
$24.25
surplus.
for
Price,
Pierce
shares
Frice,
Co.
40,000
1,000
capital.
Reining
$1).
(par
Becker &
stock¬
?-»/•.
of
"P^-oose.
share.
per
capital
and
A
&
Company.
&
completed.
by
Pur^"-"#
at^par.
11,000
of
to increase capital
of
(par
subscription
shares
shares
40.000
Rauscher.
5,000
Purp"s°
share.
by stockholders.
100,000 Crocker <H. 8.'
stock
for
l—ran«f Co.
in
shares
Securities
&
Estes
Weeks;
subscribed.
8,000
360,000
Lir"
(par $101.
Inc.
(oar
working
Offered by company for
subscription
holders.
Coastal
stock
$19.37V2
Jaffray
of
and
by
S.
Parsons
Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Par Jons & Co.; W. E. Hutton
Purpose,
for submripf'on bv employees.
Casually Co. lOCOQ shares of capital stock (par
R-mos'or
working capital.
Price,
$25
per
The
the
interest
Co.
Republic
Gnc.i;
&
A
company
250,000 Anchor
Loeb,
Co.
first
and
Bosworth,
A
Foiger,
4,334
Stores,
Inc.
Ashland
Co.;
CUTnn_
shares
C.
First
stock
Pancoast; D'Assern A Co., and H. I. Josey A
Quicklv
stock
mem¬
p> rr.
Pl"c°d nrivatelv with
National Society of Public Accountants.
the
478,380 American
4\,
Alden's,
G.
vi-v.p
Inc.;
Corp.;
by
Issues Not Representing New Financing
+$213,125
Society of Public Accountants.
o.
com¬
Offered
written.
capital.
wi'h
of
share.
per
Staats
were
$1.87'/2
Whippie
Becker
Collin
for
common
working
nrivately
National
for
for
for
of
Ottered
shares
Beane;
&
Co.;
D^minick;
Company.
corporat'on.
shares
£ 5^0
M.
R.
&
Corp.
102.75
bacon,
Sons;
$18,040,G65
Price,
T.oc.
Purpose,
rr-'-m-
the
*60,000 Awnnt-n"
lative
Co..
9,024
Co.
Price, $35 per share.
Kidder, Peabody
A
Fairman
Robertson
Dewar,
H.
Co.;
&
Weld
3%%
Co.
American
o.
Co.,
$24
Offered
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Company; Hayden Stone A Co.;
2,425,000 Atlas
*$1,800 Accountants V 'b lrh'n»
by
A
shares of com¬
share.
per
0
for
Robertson
in
of common
working
privately by
stock
,280,000
200,000
written
M.
A.
A-
Qf
common
«h"rr
Purpose,
$10
t„.
Co.;
A.
$10).
(par
common
Marks
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes,
&
and
ot
share.
per
Airways,
Inc.
366,954
shares
of
rrict, $9.j«v2 ptr snare.
Under¬
50,000
Chemical
$6).
Inc.;
•-f—
Southwest
Richard
Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Hopwood; Reinholdt A
FhJa'd- ?• <""o ; F"ls, Fairm-n
Straus & Floss^r, and J. s. Strauss &
Co.
*30,000
per
Auto
preferred
loans
Crowell,
duPont A
Temon
on^
M-«-t
Co
St0ne & Co.;
& Co., Inc.;
Fran-Ms
(par
$12.50
Coolev
p.
H"ll£n>rten
.
P'ice
White's
ible
rf>ck
co—on
acomsitions.
R
•
i>n]jtti.>
1,000,000
ETC.
-her»«
TTT/r"-i'trv, b" Hey<vn,
«rrZ;
W.
FU'LDTNGS,
r-#n.
Spencer
Co.;
Christensen,
par.
L-iurenfce
Co.,
A
10,000
$110
$109.50
William
Corp.
Price,
(par
(nar
Price.
&
Purpose, t-> rpr|,,"» ba^''
Hayden,
pany;
$3.50
Coffin A Burr, Inc.
Foigan
only.
s+cv-k
Oversubscribed.
Pu-nr'p.
8,750,000
Price, $8 per share.
Underwritten by Merrill
Pierce, Fenner A Beane; First Southwest Com¬
Lynch,
capital.
company.
shares
16,875
Brothers;
shares
Price,
Gas
1976.
by
Bullington-
stock
common
75.000
Inc.
World
These
cents).
Bond
Stores,
Price,
(par $1).
Tube
Gardner;
Auto
$100).
Curtis;
and White,
150,000 Seattle
compem.
White's
coast;
$1,250,000 Knott
10
60,000 shares
of
common
capital
Purpose, to pay loans, etc., and for
Price, $4 per share.
Offered directly
capital.
Corp.
Co.
Price,
Telegraph
&
Manufacturing
Corp.
ways
Inc.
par).
Over¬
Inc.
A
Tulley A
Airlines,
(no
Telegraph
&
Peabody A Co.; Carl
Pierce, Fenner
93,750 Reading
for subscription by stockholders of Zenith Radio
Turner
Co.
A
by
Lester A Co.;
Bingham.
Richards A Co., and Wagensener A
Lynch,
Blosser,
capital
Tennessee
-n^mon
buildings.
and
Peters,
shares
and
Charles A.
Co.;
Price,-
Mfg.
cents).
50
Lehman
subscribed.
at, ap¬
share).
per
and
of
nf
shares
$10
Co.
A
residents
to
2,500
at
for workine capital.
capital.
working
Taylor
offered
Co.
Offered
Inc.
stock
$506,922
$5).
Kidder,
Oversubscribed.
(par Si).
stor-k
common
public
Price,
and
K.)
Purpose,
(estimated
Strader.
by
Co.
com¬
Cofket
Penington,
Sutro A
Zuckerman, Smith
$100).
(par
stock
Jackson
Corp.
240,000
a
stock
common
of
oT-oapy
Inc.
Land,
co~ts
to
of
shares
50,000
Haven
New
Casual'y Co. 13.0rrt shares of
Purpose, fo*- expansion.
Price,
value
Oi¬
of
speculation."
a
(par
by
Merrill
Co.
&
pari.
(B.
working
nronertips.
of
shares
80,000
Securities Corp.
Purpose,
Alabama.
shares
Offered
"as
Co.
market
A
Swecnev
$5).
and
additional
Fire
(no
Schas
common
company
A
Underwritten
60,000
subsidi¬
of
Davis
proximate
participating
of
to
CO 000
\"r o«o
par.
shares
<""-.Uire
to
for
at
5%
shares
Purpose,
Ofered
Combest
Co,
Purpose
of
20.000
by
share.
Emanuel,
Deetjen A Co.;
C. Allyn A Co., Inc.; Bache A Co.; Blyth A Co., Inc.;
Golaman,
Sachs
A
Co.;
Hempnhi,
Noyes,
Graham,
Parsons
A
Co.;
Hirsch A Co.;
Hornblower
A
Weeks;
stockholders.
Insurance
Southern
oaoital
for
par.
stock
common
per
A.
common
accounts receiv¬
company for subscrip¬
F-
by
offered
Hill
Hurry;
American
written
by
purchase
to
Offered
$35.40
Inc.
lousman;
Television
Telephone
Central
130,000
working capital.
company
Corp.
Purpose,
common
Completed.
Lynch;
&
and
(par
and
Inc., "as
common
stock
Cullom
1,000,000
f0,000
(par
wells.
Price,
V
A
and
sold
by Chas. W. Scranton A Co.;
A Williams, Inc.; The First Boston Corp.;
Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Berne; Putnam A Co.;
Edward M. Bradley & Co., Inc ; CooIpv & Co.; Estabrook
& Co.; Geyer Sr. Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; John C.
Legg & Co.;
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson A
Curtis;
Alex.
Brown
A
Sons;
Robert
Garrett
A
Sons,
and
Shelby
additional
for
OIL
preferred
S.
3,440,194 Pan
•
(5,425).
Forgan
Underwritten
per
$70,000 Mid-South
136,922 U.
Glore,
of
shares
Price,
of
Ullered
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Avco
Security
Inc.
$10,833,055
(par
by
Merrill
capital
of
shavs
for additional
share.
per
by
Offered
Price, at
F'actors
$1).
Price, at
by common
slock
stock
mon
Day, Stoddard
aries.
300,000 Prugh
Weeks;
A
(par
$10).
Purpose,
to
increase
capital
Price, $30 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares (2,217).
Oversubscribed.
Mfg.
Price. $28.25 per share to stockholders and $32
public.
Offered by company for subscription by stock¬
holders
and
emolovees.
Unsubscribed
shares
(1,673)
underwritten by Drexel & Co..
two
capital.
(par
capital
funds.
A
to
stock
Hornblower
Leonard
Blyth A Co.,
by
cumu¬
shares
Offered, by
shares
95,000
5,000
value.
Television
&
Mercury
stock
mon
&
Investment Co.
350 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose,
working
tion
capital.
Price,
Unsubscribed
share.
per
Co., Inc.; Cohu A Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell,
Co.;
Dempsey <k Co.; rirsi Caiiiornia Co.;
Space and Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon &
Moore,
Durst,
Mortgage
A
able.
,
Co.
&
Dental
$20).
production
192,298 White
Davis
Southeastern
Corp. of America 717,500 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for purchase of new equipment
for
working C8njtal.
Price,
40
cents
per
share.
stock
stockholders.
H.
stock
and
Offered
additional
and
Co.
Stilling, Morris &
Walter A
A
(par $30).
working capital.
share to stockholders and $33.75 and
to public.
Offered for subscription by
$1
Inc.
Co., Inc.
1,100,000 Pacific Telephone
underi
<7.50%
to
Lane,
Underwritten
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
A
Beane;
Paine,
& Curtis; American Securities Corp., and
& Co., and offered to public.
for
299,000 Video
850,402 White
expansion
per
dividends
Realty
for
sion.
without
company
interest,
subscribed.
company.
299,000 Television
468,750 Trav-i
by
by
class
&
59,063 Pacific
Webber, Jackson
by employees.
stock
for
$32.50
Merrill
Paul
share.
per
publicly
espial.
Underwritten
Guardian
First
5.846 shares of common stock.
Purpose,
loans and for corporate purposes.
Price,
Co.;
A
Taggart & Co., inc.,
and one
organizational
W ce,
$1,001
Co.;
working
A
Weedon
988,128 Pacific
accrued
100 000
woikuv*
uy
mortgage
A
Johnson,
stock
common
Noiwich
Pharmacal
Co.
50,000
shares of
lative
convertible
preferred
stock, series
Price,
Corp.
Works
pay
Corp.
Purpose, for
of
for
lien
tpar
$1).
r-nce,
$11.25
per
share.
Under¬
Van Alstyne Noel Corp.; Bioren A Co.; J. C.
Co.; Cantor, Fitzgerald A Co., Inc.; C. F'.
by
Cassell
acqui¬
preferred
of
Purpose,
ana
Offered
Purpose,
and
stock
mon
Bradford
writing.
common
Safety
share
prior
Corp. 6,668 shares of common
Price,
Gas
par
Radio
preferred
cumulative
shares
30
one
stock.
eiuinnunt
5%
of
$10
900,000 Olympic
Inc.
358
shares
of
partivoting preferred stock (par $100).
Price, at par.
Sold to oigani-
and
of
units
common
unit.
per
(par
Bonds
in
of
of
Blyth
Co.;
shares
common
utlerea
sm.re.
Price, $20 per share.
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
Natural
common
Inc. 30
$1.0000)
(par
$1)
"expenses,
,.
(par $1).
capital.
Prke,
(par
Views,
(par
Bonds" above.)
"Long-Term
unutr
to.v,
stock
to
shpres
above.)
*100,000 Sentry
i
r00 noo
"Long-Term Oil
Soundcraft
t-
ce
Notes"
News
ptr
4Vi'fo
RR.
Products,
$1).
A
by
Offered
Price, $107 per unit.
of
shares
7,200
$29.25
Completed.
cents).
Starch
i.)
(w.
fered
for
10
(par
177,000 Northern
company.
stock
$3.50 per share.
Underwritten
and
offered
by
Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry; Hill, Richards &
Co., and Wagenseller A Durst, Inc., "as a speculation."
56,250 Reeves
of
zers
Price,
(See
stock
Service,
acquisition.
lor
Purpose,
Co.
Price,
l, 1978.
Price, at 883/4 and
Offered by Coftin A Burr, Inc.
(par
written
shares.
stock
common
Jan.
Eberstadt
Inc. 310 shares of participating,
common
non-cumulative,
Purpose,
Lester &
stock.
common
seven
Typegraphic
pating,
share
500,000 Pacific ReUnerr.
6%
preferred stock (par $100)
and
stock (par $1) in units of one
voting
of
and
due
5.67%
stock
company.
and working capital.
by J. G. Lawlor Co.
stock
shares
of
sition
of
131,250
Corp.
$1).
of
shares
Jacquin, Bliss A Stanley.
directly by company.
Offered
Electric
A
$16).
Co., Inc.'
6,668 Mohawk Business Machines
Service, Inc. 0,703 shares of common
Purpose, for acquisition.
Price, at par.
organizers
to
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, to pay indebted¬
officers of company and for working capital.
Mfg.
bonds
yield
pait.cipatiiig
par.
non-cumulative,
stock
two
to
at
Gas
(par
1,900,000 National
of
shares
250,000
Inc.
Russ
1,812
of capita)
Ouerta by
shares
9,000
per
share.
A Co.
$22
and
Co.
100,000 Missouri-Kansas-Texas
,
Nave Typographic Service,
preferred
"Dicia-
Offered
stock
Blyth A
Inc.,
Co., Inc.; Mason-Hagan,
Oversubscribed.
and
Space
,
Co.
Price,
White A Co.
Ludowici-Celadon
210,600 Madison
Typogiaphic
stock
Hutton
common
and
iua.iu^aocure
Co.;
B.
bnare.
Cement
$2.50)."
of common stock
Oflered by ulyin A
shares
1,500
ptr
(par $50).
Sold at auction to Edward Grail ana Norman
Ashar of Chicago at the Oflice
of Alien Property Cus¬
todian on their joint high bid.
& Co.; Trie Muwaukee
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; First
Publications,
Price,
Sold
33,170
30,030
Mercury
common
ness
Price,
shares
25,000
...
Lane,
cumulative
a
*35,800 Nave
Co./Inc.
Dicta type
(par
type" machine.
by company,
&
54,813
Co.
Portland
(par
Chas.
pie^cned st>cx (par $li.
Purpose,
to
reacquire 2,198.5 shares
of common
stock
($140,900) and lor expans.on and working capital ($109,-
Co.
87,500 New
Trask
Gleason
Ciass
$4,50 cumulative
building program.
of
par>.
share.
per
shares
stocx
.
shares of common stock (no
share. ' oflered lor subscription
Time Executive Personnel."
5,962
per
Price, $25.25
Completed.
198,000 Longhorn
4%
shares of
Loewi
Corp.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
2,170
*1,070,400 National
Securities
Spencer
and
Daniel Reeves & Co.;
Co.;
&
Oflered by Atwill & Co.
100,000
Corp.
$28
Production
$i).
(par
Co., Inc.
Michigan Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.; The IJinois Co.;
of
efforts"
1,200,000 Muntz TV Inc. 400,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for woiking capital.
Price, $3 per share.
Un¬
derwritten by Kebbwiii, Mccormick & Co.; Ames, Emerich
A
Co., Inc.; Eacon\ Whipple & Co.; Piper, Jaffray A
& Co.
Co.;
com¬
10 cnets).
Purpose, for working capita).
share.
Oifered by Jacquin, Bliss A Stanley
basis.
Completed.
Finance
Equitable
Johnson,
shares
58,612
Corp.
(par
per
"best
a
ft.
shares of common
purchase of equip¬
60 cents per share.
Inc., and Hunter &
for
Price,
Price, $25 per share.
Price,
'
company's "Unlimited
,oy
"37,875 Hugoton
.
preferred
stock (par $100).
Puipose, to increase working capital!
Price, $102 per share and accrued dividends.
Under-t
written by Lee Higginson Corp,; Kidder, Pcahody & Co.;
William Blair & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The Fir^t Boston
Corp.; Goldman, Sachs A Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.",
A. G. Becker A Co. Inc.; Glore, Forgan A Co.; Hemphill;
Noyes, Graham, Parsons A Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Stone A Webster Se¬
curities Corp.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple
&
Co.; Ceuual ftepuunc cu. a-c.i,
Harris. m~1j & ooi
(Inc.); Kebbon, McCorm.ck & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
360,000
Purpose,
working capital.
Bi^imss
stock
mon
on
Corp.
cents).
for
Co.
"as
Television
10
(par
and
plus.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
216,000 International
ment
& Co., Inc., and J.
Harris, Inc.; Strader, Tayior
,
Home Insurance Co.
12,000, shares of common
(par $10).
Puipose, to increase capital sum sur-i
10,000,000 Household
(Joseph). Co.
par).
.
j
/ ;
•.*;
r
.
stock
'
Gardner; Sills, Fair-
Meeks, Reddoch & Co.; Remholdt A
man
sold.
.
300,000 Florida
Piper, Jailray and Hopwood; Stein Bros.
Loa^i, v.a>a u Co.;
Kaiaian « Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Perrin, West A Winslow, Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.; Ferris A
Co.; First ooutuau* w.f HiCkey
& Co., Inc.; Jenks,
Kirkland & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Otis A
Co.; Putnam A Co.; Rauscher, Pierce A Co.; Dallas Rupe
& bon; Sc.-t-rca, x.ic. t.i
w.,
Btiigor, Deane u Scribner;
Straus
& .Elosser;
Atwill
and
Co.;
Burgess &
Leith;
Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.; Ingalls A Snyder; Pearson,
Erharo A Co.;
Co.; A. M. Law & Co.;
PurJtiice, at part
of Illinois. "All
pose,
lor
general corporate
purposes.
Offered
by Boettcher. only to residents
,
166,936 Home
(par $10).
1,000 shares of common stock
10,000 Dean Co.
(par
worKing
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
A
Co.
Deane & Scribner; Chaplin & Co.; Kay,
Co.;. McJunkin,
Ration
A
Co.,
and
Reed,
'Represents issues placed privately,
tlndicates special offering.
shares
of
common
shire. Offered
Jaffray
&
by
Hopwooc.
stock
Goldman,
-Quickly
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Clarostat
General
Corporation and
would
be
ry.
1949
1943
$977,000
$788,907
169,390
117,220
313,650
149,233
82,259
11,988
197,621
51,855
income—
from
.Net
from
Net
ry.
4,093,000
3 953,000
4,274,000
"Orders
658,590
463,220
824,845
171,
p.
161,936
*2,395
266,332
it
from
from
ry.
from
Ry.—Earning?
$415,848
52,862
9,625
$486,052
121,651
76,753
2,090,097
2,102,147
2,128,324
1,925.662
$124,500
and
$377,293
52,044
$220,000
office
65,510
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Wall
231,263
368,086
244,598
83.358
167,726
This
3,991,017
railway
oper. income
ry.
1948
«
1,785,370
2,513,766
888,806
from
Gross
Net
from
ry.
—V.
171,
85,469,955
16,212,947
5,464,010
84,621,769
21,849,580
railway
railway
9,100,448
income
oper.
92,693,485
26,599,946
11,759,579
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
1949
$2,226,876
67,457
"91,505
1950
$2,467,823
670,118
railway
345,319
income
1948
$2,677,925
465,370
140,550
2,446,409
from
from
Net
ry.
Net
31,277.927
1947
11,474,185
2,304,337
784,945
1,568,423
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
233,012
to
be
television
sinking
B
made
fund
^endeavoring
has
years,
to
ended
the
trustee,
23
its
complete
efforts,
its
in
provision
its
has
issued
hands
to
order
an
subscribers
the
to
to
1947
1948
1949
escrow
capitaKstock
a
of
year
$157,314
681,933
2,361,516
5,681,699
announced
and
$101,146
2,568,386
May 31
corporation
ago
June
on
that
that
the
of
branch
the
566,562
748,952
515,180
Net
from
271,108
155,421
318,820
181,522
Net
ry.
at
Calif.
13,304,253
12.423,761
3,122,548
3,548,967
2,735,504
Net
notification
of
Proceeds
1,006,274
1,285,912
1,065,155
Net
ry.
Gross
171,
railway
1949
1948
$770,120
$1,011,862
$909,433
railway...{
516,782
283,893
income
301,354
from
Southern
The
from
from
Net
ry.
295,257
249,154
v
161,426
cumulative
3,694,464
3,438,465
1,255,267
1,170,055
1,098,*53
ry.
796,318
676,709
637,103
593,878
Gross
original
of
from
Net
ry.
1948
1949
1949
1948
166,054
"10,993
$1,636,886
419,717
204,357
$1,309,540
413,589
$1,436,457
151,724
railway
from
Net
from
Net
income
ry.
7,370,353
1,004,777
224,318
7,587,790
1,569,661
railway
611,928
income
oper.
Exchange
rider
171,
p.
New
from
Net
7,620,106
1,747,519
772,907
ry.
its
818,365
Oper.
and
3,299,556
1,886^819
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
*227,610
1,159,941
93,695,451
96,748,063
90.163,351
1,106,399
Net
8,281,452
12.377,964
306,186
Net
ry.
*644,179
2,181,404
7,326,709
2095, 2301.
171, pp.
income
171,
p.
1949
1948
from
from
Net
ry.
$230,132
$165,371
60,018
105,831
71,687
45,304
25,832
52,284
35,196
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
income
—V.
171,
railway
income—
du
du
who
Pont,
492.
Pont
1,097,826
786,298
291,746
471,623
484,124
322,338
119,432
233,143
257,152
68, 172.323
*
110,372
74,215,263
*24,899
73,079,889
17,277,595
6,017,220
called
interest
1,
for
redemption
&
Gas
has
in
Electric
each
1920.
Met
frcm
Met
ry.
-V.
for
Gas
1027/e%
at
&
and
on
July
1%%
Corp.
redemption on July 29, 1950
Electric Corp. 3'/a%
deben¬
accrued
$131,819
345
*732
*1,878
6,269
*5,690
*14,329
income.._
802,020
120,900
155,905
150,059
*30,243
44,835
railway
74,676
96,603
171,
660,246
15,953,415
5,265,722
16,385.131
Subs.)—
(&
Southern Ohio Electric Co.
&
operating
1949
1950
revenues
int. etc.
1
$25,678,260 $23,992,052
3,791,578
3,503,104
441,324
441,324
1,501,360
1,501.360
$2.04
tbe sale
—V.
of
5,727,643
4,613,847
2,810,490
2,925,278
3,353,457
£502.883
common
per
share
preferred dividends.—V.
$2,592,756
$2,179,277
for
334,935
334,935
$1,844,342
period
1950—3 Mos.—1949
bonds
The
made
were
sold
due
scries
N.
1,
April
bonds
temporary
Yoik,
New
171,
Y.—V.
at
p.
1979.
th
2608.
the
fluid
June
on
equipment
new
enable
28
by R.
at
large
type
the
current
L.
Hockley,
modernization
Dean
Vice
program
Co., Chicago, 111.—Stock
stock
at
par
an
catalyst, it was
President.
in Cincinnati, with
($10
171, p.
an¬
the
1783.
Sold—Boettcher
May publicly offered and sold
common
of
cracking
than $1,250,000.—V.
more
Cincinnati.
improve !
corporation's
production
scale
petroleum
issue of 1,000
share) to resi¬
an
per
only.
will
be
used
for
corporate
general
purposes.—V.
W. E.
San Antonio, Tex.—New Name—
Dean
&
below.—V.
Co.
171,
1666.
p.
reported
that
the
Co.—V.
169,
p.
&
name
of
this
has been
company
changed
to
2312.
1950—12 Mne_$
$
a
premium,
the
cost of
money
to the com¬
SO.35
$0.73
$2.34
INCOME
ACCOUNT
Income
below.- -V.
stores operated
in
also
the
the
over
171,
Redemption3.
p,
same
to
stated
first
4'/2
70.
that
both
months
period
last
of
and
sales
the
year.—V.
profit
fiscal
170,
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.
Gross
margins
from
year
have
Jan.
31,
1392.
p.
Earnings—
1950
from
Net
Net
ry.
1949
1948
1947
$5,046,068
$4,505,667
$5,110,739
$4,672,195
1,170,188
railway
775,619
1,260,441
1,302,063
from
railway
oper. income...
609,705
337,112
654,920
653,702
21,253,367
21,620,082
24,061,785
21,843,098
4,162,943
3,559,399
5,248,573
5,330,081
2,011,920
1,529,886
2,568,094
2,556,355
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
railway
Net from railway
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
171, p.
income..
2302.
__
:
$5,861,330
income
$4,169,313
240,062
from
Net
from
$4,409,909
1,057,054
Western
1949
1948
1947
$7,412,438
$7,712,833
$7,012,005
1,543.690
Net
ry.
railway
1,527,550
1,962,990
1,608,323
railway
oper.
income.._
RR.—Earnings—
782,822
742,333
981,172
773,204
30 839,127
34.616,727
36,983,455
32,536,335
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
171, p.
...
5,486,890
6,009,687
7,824,049
6,783,671
income...
2,610,693
2,706,526
3,408,780
3,196,969
2399.
Delaware Power # Light
of
Co.—Acquisition, Etc.—
company and its subsidiary, The Eastern Shore Public Service
Maryland, have received SEC authorization for the issuance and
Eastern Shore and the purchase by Delaware Power of the fol¬
$3,000,000 of 4% promissory notes due Oct. 1,- 1973,
common stock, $100 par.
lowing securities:
and
30,000 shares of
The securities
time
be
to
used
time
for money
to be
are
during
to finance
sold
in equal
the period
ending
its construction
amounts by Eastern Shore from
Dec.
31,
1951.
Proceeds
are
to
and reimburse its treasury
previously expended for such program.—V. 171, p. 2399.
program
240,596
$6,101,392
&
1950
$6,983,027
May—
Gross
income
'.1
♦
deductions
1,060,822
...
The
Net
income
♦Earnings
'iH*Based
the
p.
per
on
share of
average
2Pror*l split.of
2510.
common
shares
common
$5,040,570
$0.97
stock
outstanding
stock
adjusted
effective
March
in
period for
1950.—V, 171,
each
31,
$3,352,855
$0.71
company on
covering 500 shares
offered
„
during the three months ended April 30r 1949.
1950,
sale by
1950
1949
$35,403,314 $31,154,124
20,755,306
19,653,086
2,476,474
2,342,998
6,310,204
4,988,727
May 31—
income
Gross
$3.27
t After charges and
non-recurring profit of $435,475 from
...
Co
Delvale Dairies, Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC
share.
shares.
of
Kaufman
improved
Co.
1,288.401
170, p. 1595,
number
This
revenues
Operating
Other
1,288,401
common
Farms
Kaufman, Vice-President, on June 22 announced that the
is opening three new stores.
The new stores are located at
S. C.; Pueblo, Col., and Monroe, La., bringing the total
Net
June 29.
on
at
Operating expenses
Depreciation and
amortization
-1949
1,288.401
tlncludes
Julius
company
%
1,288,401
combined class A and
Seabrook
Greenwood,
program.
Five Months Ended
Operating
f3.524.731
warehouse
27/s%
outstanding
St.,
Deerfield Packing Corp.- -Partial
being 2.70% after all expenses of the issue,
,
proceeds are to be used to finance in part the company's large
construction
40.249,340 186,541.036 170.459.90G
3,950.862
taxes,
bonds,
for
16 Wall
1146,
171, p.
Taxes
X 1,232.943
com.
a
$195,768
$239,184
1666.
Is
It
of Balti¬
The
14J230.063
outstdg._<r_
on
350,327
(W. E.) Dean & Co.—Changes Name—
2302.
p.
$2.23
pany
602,517
income
2,529,604
279,808
Delaware, Lackawanna
LX28.523
627,057
5,433,353
income
of
will
Dean & Co.,
*96,232
income.
oper.
732,467
795,085
799,594
Privately — The company in June
sold $12,000,000 of 23/4% first refunding mortgage sink¬
ing fund bonds, series W, due June 15, 1980, to a small
group of institutional investors at a price of 101.4367%
through The First Boston Corp., according to an an¬
$3,024,136
1,194,462
755,504
profit
per
2,872,564
exchange
Co.,
proceeds
p.
See
1947
1948
$154,784
18,535
more—Bonds Placed
1947
1948
$3,476,463
1,208.054
$
♦Eased
189,421
Cr6,347
..Dejay Stores, Inc.—Opening New Units—
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
8.047,819
$3,256,895
44,497,086
♦Earns,
$3,333,342
to
development, totals
Dean
interest.
1949
CONSOLIDATED
Period End. Apr. 30—
Federal
$3,923,027
mortgage
in
synthetic
& Co. in
1950 all of
serial deben¬
$155,607
railway
from
♦Earnings
2301.
shares
18,472
$274,200
29,
2,905
profit after deprec., Federal taxes,
Preferred
dividend requirements
Common
shares outstanding
17,300.255
5,801,924
15,732,077
45aies
Com.
18,592
Cr28,873
surp.-
first
Trust
shares of
171,
$153,590
Net
City Stores Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
tNet
$3,904,435
$2,257,821
plant
latest
69.536^293
17,006,800
531,563
railway
p.
transfrd.
earned
of
See
Columbus
Total
1,019,479
income
oper.
171,
$3,314,870
$269,131
May—
i
$2,951,966
railway
from
p.
York.
New
taxes
reserve
dents of Illinois
From Jan. 1—
jross
170,
Bank of
1912.
case.
called
also
Columbia
1971
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
2,462,564
75,327,637
1949
1950
oper.
the
above
City
210,311
after
Davison's
9,363,377
recently appointed President to succeed^ P. S.
has retired but will continue as a director.—V. 170, pp.
railway
railway..—
has
railway
oper.
ry.
68,616.515
6,310,265
*5 372,483
was
from
ry.
Inc. below.—V. 167, p.
12 Months Ended March 31—
72,429,367
18,279,575
6,699,759
May—
Met
Electric Corp.—Debentures Called—
&
Columbia
nouncement
from
$302,802
$302,802
surp.
(The)
Gas
2607.
from
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns,
Met
Cuba.—V.
have
1950, must
payment.
30,
the
National
151,899
income...
1950
Net
687.
7ross
Ohio,
2302.
from
ry.
Gross
Christiana Securities Co.—New President—
Lammot
the
in
Davison Chemical Corp.—Modernizes Plant—
Mr.
2301.
p.
June
be quoted
bonds shall
settlement ot
bonds
the
that
delivery
a
5,069
Installation
payment of both issues will be made a't the Guaranty
of New York, trustee, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—
p.
•After
railway
oper.
that
1950;
be
show
stock dividend requirements
nounced
1,151,247
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
series
1950.
1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,184,513 $15,845,346 $14,162,490
$1,304,188
1,001,386
915,382
11,940,911
10,847,620
taxes
&
available
type
872,901
railway.
outstanding
Co.
171,
Net
1943
19-47
1950
1949
$15,741,849 $14,403,598 $15,291,992 $131176,449
3,675,752
2,380.933
4,142,812
2,872,468
1,308,670
1.159,067
1,571,335
844,987
railway
oper.
of
$1,001
5y2%
June 30,
Definitive Bonds Ready—
1947
$203,044
income
Sept.
from
2301.
May—
Net
its
Net
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.- —Earnings—
Gross
to
Bankers
$197,849
May—
67,520,918
4,635,791
*1,891,921
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
Havana,
May 31—
Definitive
91,059
accrued
due
Net
railway
oper.
30,
to
Balance
61,976
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings—
railway
from
from
Net
each
of
bonds,
18.728,232
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
to
The
interest
Balance
630,505
294,041
corporation
of
Trust
1947
1949
1948
1950
$15,127,848 $13, 304,323 $16,304,260 $14,556,422
2,481,525
582.322
2,967,769
from railway..
1,592,068
396,387
2,406,464
1,191,059
ry. oper. income—
318,856
Net
Constitution
the
gold
Immediate
Chicago & North Western Ry. -Earnings—
May—
from
Y.,
revenues___
income
corp.
Sept. 1, from 1950 to 1956, inclusive, as follows: series D
100%%; series F at 100'/4%, and series G to J, inclusive, at
at
with
Gross
Gross
and
beginning
at
made
income
Preferred
2302.
p.
railway
p.
due
The
all
1,189,418
1,684,849
income—
oper.
Principal—
of
principal
tne
directed
June
on
"flat,"
revenues
oper.
*5,125
1,010,918
...
71,
corporation
E
tures
V.
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
0*
income
*68,348
railway
3.095,198
1,651,895
income—
1,508,833
90,178,236
10,308,580
railway
oper.
the
mortgage
Exchange
made
be
expenses
1,037
1,201,043
j
outstanding
tures
♦136,805
1947
1950
1949
1948
$19,844,129 $18,569,069 $19,202,388 $18,749,386
railway
from
tht
for
used
provision
first
thereto stamped
will
Operating
111,586
Columbia Gas System,
The
6.116,933
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
reimburse
account
of
bond
in
contracts
York, N.
The
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—-Earnings
Net
Stock
dealt
attached
53,089
♦6,356
2301.
May—
from
be
Payment
200,823
198,979
100,
Gross
of
names
property addi¬
company's treasury fo.
be
purposes.
on
amount
$1,000
per
to
36,355
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Calls Debentuers—
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
to
will
stock
transitory
a
$32.35
York
New
$32.35
ex
$1,025,961
4,644,041
oper.
171,
See
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
1947
$864,456
5,504,975
Columbia
$1,731,540
railway
oper.
the
are
as
1942, due 1942, "part-redeemed," was made on
presentation of bonds for stamping of the rider attached thereto.
Transf.
income.332,038
from
ry.
—V.
1950
from
of
sale
with
of
principal
$1,035,195
railway
from
1947
May—
Gross
payment
and
B^y.—Earnings-
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
from the
accordance
Gross
5,291,877
oper.
Net
2301.
p.
amendment,
Cuba Northern Rys. Co.—Payment on
In
Net
1950
from
3.280,458
1,398,271
income
oper.
of one share for
and underwriting
1550, at the rate
subscription price
12,
The
by
the
company's 1950 construction program is estimated at $41,000,000
program
after
1950 is
expected
to require
from
to $30,000,000 of auditiondl financing.—V. 171, p. 2603.
Other
From Jan. 1—
3,676,403
railway
railway
171,
with
construction
preferred
4,921,743
railway
lrom
Net
Net
—V.
With SEC—
$25,000,000
185,394
railway....
oper.
Net
Net
July
held.
supplied
»
,
subscription by holders of outstanding
for
and improvements or
expenditures made for such
$923,147
May—
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
record
then
the
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
1947
$744,836
460,379
156,735
oper.
-
further
to
are
with
650.
p.
income...
♦Deficit.—V.
2301.
1950
ry.
offered
tions
through Hooker & Fay,
design and develop
share),
per
proceeds
railway
from
1,443,055
income—
13,845.403
3,872,081
—
13,189.345
May—
Net
request
From Jan. 1—
railway
from
to
24
Dallas Power & Light Co.—Earnings—
class A convertible
($10
par
The
railway
oper.
of
be
July
2096.
P-
coming
number
outlook for
the
letter
a
1950
741,749
lin<
underwriters.
2398.
p.
filed
22
16,000 shares of
offered
from
pipe
June 23 filed a registration statement
shares of its common stock, no par.
to be
to
are
continue
1949
1950
taxes
of
as
President,
since
^
V-
for
May—
Gross
on
shares
10
Net
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
from
is
stock
or¬
CoriM& Subs,)—Earnings Higher
receivable
Colorado &
income
railway
Net
stock
terms
are
Gross
company
covering 499,903
common
according
2398.
171, p.
The
Cuba,
Insurance
ga
its
bonds,
at
102.
p.
been
two
equipment.—V.
$2,523,084
p.
of
Gradman,
covering
$2,810,012
oper.
171.
series
be
until
persons
171,
and
upon
notes
Francisco,
$2,508,806
from
has
moneys
corporation
stock
San
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Incorporated,
171,
5%
will
Color Television, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Files—
127.118
$2,700,341
oper.
which
alter
doubled
railwayrailway.
from
Payment
interested
application.—V.
given
the
Period End.
457.113
13,018,778
1950
ry.
fund
$268,600 of
bonds.
appeared favorable.—V. 171,
year
SEC
from
Net
sinking
105 and
gold bonds,
at
$2,438,259
1,458,111
335,988
May
Net
next,
reports.
working capital funds
offices
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Co.,
1,
inventories
gas
Consumers Power Co.—Registers
Present
company.
Installment
12,122,734
1,081,080
bonds;
C
N. Y.—V.
practically
return
income
Total
14,877,852
2,473,738
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
A
Colonial Acceptance
87.481,363
11,286,884
railway
railway
&
Oct.
on
first mortgage
Fiscal Year Ended May 31—
From Jan. 1—
Net
period."
increase
has
SEC
hearing upon
will exceed $5,000,000,
year
underground
enlarge
•
SEC
redemption
series
Morgan
York,
for
to
The
Cross
P.
for
series
4'/2%
press
David J.
railway
oper.
years
this
*
*
.
the proceeds to provide larger
will utilize
capacity,
The
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
May—
5%%
of
Department
this
of
2301.
p.
called
company,
holder
From Jan. 1—
Net
war
reconversion
for
Clarostat's
immediate
1986.
$613,100 of
of
New
recent
The
1947
$16,836,384 $18,342,696 $17,221,531
5,400,589
2,125,022
4,957,501
$17,944,527
railway
from
Earnings—
1949
1950
from
J.
ganization
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.
Net
the
Mucher
Mr.
during
and the
Co., Los ^ngeles, Calif.—Stock Sub¬
scriptions Ordered Refunded^—
215,924
income—
May
Gross
of
sales
today,"
time
Coast Insurance
408,070
to
Net
East Ohio
storage
The
2301.
p.
of
St.,
26,187
497,061
railway
oper.
3 71,
been
interest,
viz:
1947
1948
1949
101,699
income..*".
railway
previous
postwar
our
indicate that
171, p.
customers
our
any
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.—Partial Redemption—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
sideration of $2,500,000.
The
accrued
$442,166
railway
N.
The East Ohio Gas Co. have applied to the SEC
to issue and sell to Consolidate a
and
authorizing East- Ohio
each
railway
oper.
hand
There have
1950
Net
year
entirely the cost of
Y.,
to Dover,
N. H.,
order
an
25,000 additional shares of Its $100 par common stock for a cash con
system.
Brooklyn,
from
at
exception
of
stated.—V.
was
than
the
period
at
81,454
Charleston & Western Carolina
Net
larger
with
six-month
2301.
May—
Gross
from
taxes,
cannot
607.162
income—
oper.
plant
$1,099,391
after
off
wrote
company
commitments
and
"are
existence
3,834,515
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
the
1949
entire
orders
railway
of
10%
in
because
the
stated,
From Jan. 1
Gross
approximate
made
estimated that net profits,
sales.
Comparison with last
This company
for
The
19*7
$801,000
railway
oper.
President,
Mucher,
moving
1950
Net
1949
1950
resulting in a net loss for operation.
£,872,000
railway
from
from
Consolidated Natufel Gas Co.—Proposed Purchase—
Up 117%—
J
$2,392,275
Victor
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
May—
9
'
Investment News
Net
Sales
Manufacturing: Co.-
January 1 Through June 23—■
Sales
(Continued from page 2)
Gross
(9)
at
(par $10),
to
finance
par
June 19
of
($100
6%
per
to be offered
alterations
underwriting
at
and
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative preferred stock, series B, to be
share)
and 500 shares of common stock
$20 per
provide
share.
The proceeds
additional
working
involved.
(Continued
,
f
v
on
page
52)
will be
used
capital.
No
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(10)
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—Earnings—
Net
profit after
Common
1949
$2,234,773
$6,054,264
5,601
55,204
648,344
943,007
948,007
948,007
$0.22
$0.05
$0.67
taxes
outstanding--
shares
'Earnings
May—
1950
$5,358,127
1,139,824
597,520
*
railway.—
railway.——*
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
income—
oper.
1948
Other
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
RR.-
-Earnings—
—V.
railway
income
1948
$5,707,744
2,031,424
952.748
453,237
1,347,219
632,278
to
$4,507,673
25,770,971
171,
6,402,834
3,462,191
7.512,114
4,938,485
from
Net
the
railway-
the
sold
1948
1947
fund
104.25 in the
in
redemption
to
will
including
March
the
in
$831,734
$1,198,849
812,766
128,233
421,784
444,420
Total
449,421
81,430
198,854
242.195
and
$1,074,296
Fort
in
portions of
subsidiaries are
Pittsburgh.
Its
portions of West
in
Virginia
and
the
months
12
company and its
operating
March
the
period
same
1950,
31,
subsidiaries amounted
for
revenues
income
ended
to
total
51,808.297
amounted
to
Gross
from
from
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
7,363,193
6,853,846
6,401,796
2,910,095
2,429,030
2,680,246
1,ooj,oV2
l,o3^,oJ/
1,251,758
1.439,643
income
oper,
It
announced
was
Corp.—Prior Pfd. Stock Authorized
23
June
on
that
holders
of
74.6%
the
of
standing
5% cumulative preferred stock have, authorized the
200,000 shares of prior preferred stock, issuable in series,
of
extension
of
preferred
(convertible
This
V.
the
stck
conversion
for
three
4-for-l
right
the
5%
present
expire
to
years,
stock).
common
mortgage bonds:
due
l, 1973, 3J/4%
sinking fund debentures,
issuance
March
the
Common
cumulative
known
1,
Jan.
on
1,
Net
"Unlimited
($8.50
Credit
1954
Corp.—
Gas Co.
owned
have
Tar
&
Chemical Co., Ltd.—Bonds Sold—A
issue of $4,250,000 3%% first mortgage
sinking fund
bonds, series "B" has been sold by a syndicate composed
of Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., Greenshields &
Co., Inc.,
W. C. Pitfield and Co., Ltd. and Societe de Placements
chased
by
new
The
First
Harris,
Stone
bonds, to be dated'tAug. 1. 1950, and maturing Aug. 1. 1970,
will carry a lull sinking fund.
Upon completion of this financing the
company will have outstanding an aggregate of $6,000,000 first mort¬
new
$250,000
1,
fund
current
will
which
Aug.
sinking
net
of
$1,750,000
1951-1957,
bonds,
3'/2%
the
and
series
present
Combined
B.
of the company
$21,287,000.
assets
amount
to
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
used
are
of
the
serial
bonds,
issue
of
series
fixed
after giving effect
3Vs%
assets
the
to
due
A
$4,250,000
depreciated
of
series
E
bonds
is
favorable
locations
for
distribution
of its products across
Canada, will
savings in freight charges and should eliminate the
necessity of
purchasing salt for certain of the company's other operations.
a
EARNINGS—Combined operating
profits from
manufacturing and
trading amounted to $4,782,000 in 1949. Net profits after depreciation,
interest
and
charges
the
taxes
first
on
present
in
1949
amounted
to
$1,811,216.
Annual
interest
be outstanding upon
completion of
amount
to $210,000 per annum.—V.
164,
mortgage bonds to
financing
will
3412.
p.
Operating
revenues
profit after
"Earnings
"After
1943'
$67,810,804 $59,359,253
Net
ry.
from
from
Net
ry.
171,
2608.
p.
.;
Net
ry.
Net
Net
ry.
ry.
—V.
1947
3,725,988
2,752,295
7,190,293
3,669,931
2,569,169
11,143,806
2.816,247
2.416.052
8,367,941
1,449,585
1,157,686
790,730
Net
Allen
this
for
the
to
B.
$253,900
$328,900
$287,500
44,079
50,225
"7,825
13,842
Du
1,391,700
1,978,800
564,135
398.131
129,424
98,273
"36,193
Mont
as
with
pointed
greater
rate
stations
had
he
Mont,
period
the
"143,733
Laboratories, Inc.
in
expected
24
decision
a
of
he
in
did
think
not
1951;
.1951.
Sales
100
in
1952,
the
the
freeze
the
same
than
new
and 150 in
TV
of
and.
the
been
of
new
The
close
V.
proposed
will
171,
offering
business
of
p.
not
.
be
on
Steel
to
June
made
sales
last
year.
television
P.
be
and
would
He
C.
said
C.
lifted
be
vehicles
constructed
Net
;
ry.
oper.
1950,
of. capital
of
rights
stockholders
More
The
Net
from
from
1949
of
stock
to
of
record
subscribe
record
that
on
for
is
at
railway—
strongly
The
1948
$3,355,488
1,946,523
1,339,763
829,626
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 171, p. 2303.
1.979,149
1,005,938
879,553
561.883
•
' t
line,
offered
are
250
inches.
*
i
18,476,310
i
i.U)
15,959.795
8 730,633
3,807,448
6.922,619
6,115,920
3,736,616
3,897,281', ,2,623,697
2,367.425
will
molded
Harry
of
has
171,
of
new-
a
at
prices
2609,
p.
discontinued
sold
New
and
fabrica¬
industry
the
General
and
Laminated
Textolite
Coshocton.
It
plastics
products
from
Chicago.
produce
at
laminated
laminated
for
parts
to
York
to
rods
the
of
Ohio, plant of its laminated
fabricated
in
continue
L.
Goldstein
announced
laminates
will
also
surfacing
there.—V.
President and
as
June
on
recently
capitalization
5%
share
of
171,
con¬
mate¬
2399.
p.
director
of
this
26.
resigned
this
non-cumulative
and
1
&
50,000
placed
stock,
which
the
Cc.,
of
will
will
stock,
$5
$1,08
Md.
under
These
material
V.
171,
products
to
the
from
made
are
face
to
of
corporation
by
clay
$151,566
$1,916,084
$1,930,429
131,174
1,794,994
1.779.534
$20,391
$121,090
$150,895
3,009
74,343
64.941
sales
pointing
eral
for
mark
to
John
C.
obtaining
for
franchises
to begin
and
business life.
sell
Spectra-Glaze
Co.
of
a
coat
Baltimore,
facing of plastic
or
concrete
or
unit.
See
also
2609.
p.
Buick
1950—12 Mos—1949
per
and
General Motors Corp.—New Buick
Co.—Earnings—
shares
$5.60
Russell
&
applying
it
to
trade
Burns
molded
a
at
the
and
manufacture
The
25.000
by
compensation
licenses
formed
was
licenses
the
20 cents, which were
additional 25,000 shares of
issued
as
of
(callable
par
making other arrangements necessary for it
corporation
and
an
plus
be
various
consist
par
stock,
common
underwriter,
the
-
Vice-President
(Md.)—Capitalization, Etc.—
company
preferred
shares
Executive
as
Corp.
semi-privately,
corporation
$5,620,509
377.312
to
totaled
a
sales
new
Manager
of
32,377
for
record
Buick
for
cars
and
the
that
Sal6s Record—
first
month,
Vice-President
20
days
Ivan
of
L.
■
General
of
June,
Wiles,
Gen¬
Motors, re¬
1
'
-
$11,982
14,696
$23,401
$195,433
Sales
56,876
51.727
4,707
cars
this
$18,766
$138,557
5164.109
$2.09
Buick
the
52.48
44.6%
were
22,851
$215,836
4,635
,
Co.—defers
series
of
higher than a similar period a year ago when
sold, Mr. Wiles said. Deliveries for the second 10-day
were
month
has
500.000
16,146.
were
sold
total
a
goal set
for
262,907
of
1950
by
this
cars
Wiles.—V.
year,
171.
than
more
half
2399.
p.
General Radiant Heater Co., Inc.—New Electric
and
newly
System
is
Cab
to
available to this company,
under
result
five
of
all-truck
10
features
,axle
of
engineer¬
have
been
in¬
is
than
$1,000,000
a
available
in
the
top
and
his
thin,
to
2500,
weights up to 24,000 pounds
42,000.
Eight
wheelbase
lengths
Liner" series ranging from 136 inches
are
new
series.—V.
its
from
full
171, p.
line
60 ^
of
on
March
14
voted
to reduce
on
bv
A.
Albert
special
inches
heavy
electric
new
walls,
on
The
The
system
incorporated
was
by
the
has
been
in
September,
firm, Dulrae,
British
is
Four
base,
manufacturing
range
divisions
and
dustry" and
the
wire heating element is sealed in
panels, which are inexpensive, easy
free-standing brackets, and thermo¬
asbestos
ceiling or
throughout.
heat-resistant
temperature
up
have
perfected
all
to
been
bv
panels,
450
set
Raybestos-Manhattan,
allows
degrees
for
an
unusually
Inc.,
wide
Fahrenheit.
in
up
General
Radiant
to
handle
marketing
in the principal fields of home heating, in¬
agriculture and appliances.
Several home ap¬
portable space heater, clothes dryer and convertible
commerce,
pliances. including
1885.
President.
which
agreement
system,
non-deteriorating
install
which
to
dutv
Minton.
licensing
statically-controlled
1800,
vehicle
to
dimensions
now
Ltd.
In
more
one-piece
durability.
extra
models,
gross
up
years
methods
model.
to. manufacture
the
system of electric
radiant panel
heating, be¬
revolutionary advance over other heating and drying
the market, has b^en announced ready for national
a
made
improved
"'Style
to
be
dictributfo'"i
throughout for
new
to
the
announced
with
British-developed
lieved
1949,
by
weights
A
New Models-
light and medium duty commercial
this company. To be known as the
a
warming table, will.be put on the market by stores
country this summer.
General Radiant expects to install home
space
heating systems in 25,000 homes
during the first full year of operation
—V. 171, p. 2096.
throughoutJthe
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Stock Increased—
by the cancellation of
Fifth
Madison
Corp., N. Y. City—Bondholders'
General Realty & Utilities Corp.
6 Months Ended March 31—
Com¬
mittee—
"Net
following committee has been formed to reoresent th* holders of
the second mortgage 6% income bonds due
April 1, 1953: Nathan W!lson (Chairman), and J. J.
O'Connell. with M. B. Blumenthal and D. W.
Blumenthal
N.
Y.,
as
The
as
counsel,
Secretary.—V.
and
Paul
146,
p.
Benton,
170
Broadway,
New
York.
of
credits
disposition
from
interest
of
of
real
and
provision
$545,000
estate,
Subs.)—Earnings
1949
+$634,584
debenture
fExclusive
from
$201,715
(&
1950
'
income
"After
The
Florala
Equitable Gas Co.—debentures Offered-?—Public
offer¬
ing of $11,000,000 of 3%% sinking fund
debentures, due
March 1, 1970, was made on
June 29 by The First Boston
The
398.397
-150,393
continue
stockholders
stages of production
designed
to
retail
market.—V.
been
decorative
Corp.
for
$162,375
comprising
addition
in
Co.
has
plants
General Glaze
research
will
produced
Factors
The
$7,190,204
taxes—
1950—Month—1949
new
series
the
the
department
Standard
products
inches.
Federal
models
in
initial
machine
on
sheets.'tubes
was
of
"1949
1950
announced
and
1947
$4,233,656
;
a
tractor-trailer
3000
in¬
capital,
Associates, Inc.,
Ready for Distribution—
reinforced
new
which
Goldstein
recently
cab, produced at a cost of
all-steel welded construction with
of
Air
director
treasury stock and to increase the authorized capital stock to
$10,000.par S5 per share.—V. 171, p. 1459.
1949
20,533.560
is
working
from
3915,
p.
1357.
new
the
for
machines
000,
$4,257,011
1.1
100
in
the
now
laminates,
of
election
common
$21,971
been
than
principally
The
4,698,735
the
2.007,471
19.539,037
has
in
which has
custom
period
of-
Offered—
company will engage in the purchase of businesses and will act
as
consultant in
connection
with
financial
reorganizations and the
placement of loans with banks and commercial finance
2303.
p.
used
adding
manufacture
corporation
$1.13
p.
See V. 171, p. 2609.
General Equities Corp.—Goldstein Elected President—
The
12,926.724
$26,678
and
See
84.357,683
income
and
6,912,336
(net).
2900
capital
date
rials
of
income
at
1947
136,
1948
'"Style Liner"
dollars,
The
From Jan. Vh-
Gross
holders.—V.
share.,.—.
per
corporated
to
1666.
1950
railway
railway-
and
same
17,014,362
after
par)
companies..
"Style Liner", the new vehicle
ing research by the eompany.
2608.
from
from
surrender
4,613,515
Federal Motor Truck
in
until
work,
paper
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.- -Earnings—
Net
certificate
(no
purposes.
chemical
Electric
form
to
11,683,369
^
introduction
much
a
new
the
not
p.
at
the
Legg
profit
income
168.
Co. — Discontinues Fabrication
Plastics at Coshocton (O.) Plant—
Inc.,
General
in
61,158,017
income
Earnings
—V. 171,
the
Corp.—Offering Postponed—
holders
27,
to
May—
Gross
30.
Mr.
Deducts, from gross inc.
174 y2
Eastern Stainless
stock
to
stock
common
certificate.
share
income
the
with
securities.—V.
Electric
Textolite
15,153,156
jncome_j
oper.
Gross
weeks
total
medium.
from
would
hearings
171,
of
24
$18,000,000
aproximate $2,700,000
in 1949.
stations
1953.—V,
to
expected
have
situation
probably
first
$45,000,000
period
of
review
a
the
construction
on
because
30
he
to
would
color
freeze
in
for
will
year
growth
the
on
the
28,
compared
that
compared
in
However,
more
declared
production
present
but. that
the
Spring
He
June
operations
$26,000,000
year,
restricted
September,
on
that
weeks of
that
the
not
1949.
this
•
$1,780,000
out
if
President,
revealed
first
June
appurtenant
1,502,800
'130,110
approximately
$80,000,000
compared
may
is
those
operation,
E.
6,896,235
171,
than
company's
tinue
2302.
Du
Earnings for
He
the
indenture
on
be
corporate
electrified
ported.
Net
of
tion of laminated plastics at the
Coshocton,
and insulating products division.
70,557,494
Operating
revenues..
Oper.' expenses & taxes
21,750
324.780
were
same
of
74.693
3,702
1,642,100
operation's,
reach
face
River Gas Works
Fall
1947
income—
year
net
per
statement
Fund
was
to
are
general
corporation
63,194.606
Period End. May 31—
1948
77,711
railway
p.
the
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Nonoper.
(Allen B.)
that
2608.
profit
Mutual
Computing Machines Corp.—Stock
lower
62,680,691
income
"Revised.—V.
-Earnings-
1949
Earnings Higher—
Dr.
announced
;
railway——
Consolidated
Net
company's
29
Nine Months Ended May 31—
net
sales
402.400
,
$354,400
171,
Trust Ter¬
—
the
2302.
railway
"Deficit.—V,
of
Louis, Mo.
1950
railway
171, p.
registration
a
Founders
100
$15,124,775 $12,790,335 $14,657,668 $12,827,586
4,563,740
2.030,951
2,899,671
3,709,963
2,136,896
707,652
1.545,485
1,074,324
income—
oper.
Ero
3,148,907
2,709,354
12,981,005
*1,759,516
railway—
income—
oper.
Inc.-
$5,032,758
railway.
from
V
railway
from
from
Net
1948
oper.
from
the
on
railway
oper.
filed
26
of
the purchase of completed
improved
much
of
from
series
share
per
proceeds
for
The
RR.—Earnings—
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Gross
Gross
-
1950
from
provided
-
431,949
Power Co.—Common Stock Offered—An of¬
Laminated
May
on
proceeds distributed
ry.
"2.560,873
p.
and
This
America,
May—
1,127,872
483,633
930,026
467.516
226,510 shares
General
$6.54
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.
from
Grubbs, Scott & Co.,
The
cluding
100
Co.,
&
100
Consolidated
171,
Co.—_
4
250
From Jan. 1—
May—
Net
net
$6.59
2,846,577
income
150
150
;
1,000 trust shares or multiples thereof may receive pro¬
parts of underlying securities representfd by trust shares
provided on the fade of the certificate.
All
stock,
securities, rights, etc., held by the trustee not disposed
of withiu 90 days from date of termination will
be sold by the trustee
$8.79
$6,059,350
railway
'Deficit.—V.
Gross
Holders
from
1949
__
railway
oper.
Applegate
Co.—
2608.
as
1.066,363
1,143,438
a
one
150
as
Net
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
$150
portionate
Net
3.269,141
income.
Co
Cunningham
coupons, within 90 days after that date.
Holders of fewer than 1,000 trust shares
1,262.552
$6,276,969
railway
oper.
&
G.
K.
Inc.
Securities Corp., St.
cash
2,301.315
on June 21 publicly offered
speculation" 50,000 shares of common stock (par
cent) at $3.75 per share.
"as
governing this trust would terminate by its own terms
1950,
and
called
for
surrender
of
trust
shares,
w.tli
receive
33,369
4,732,856
June
on
six
General
pur¬
Products,
8,279,734
$5,799,850
railway
be
G.
1,262,552
requirements.—V.
of
Mississippi Valley Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo., trustee of the Equity
8,341,375
1950
from
from
S.
300
in
104,603
5,753 26S
2303.
corporation
Shares
1,262,552
share
dividend
May—
Net
Gross
The
Trust
-
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross
Equity
11.117,125
„
common
per
1949
$74,771,910
—
and chargesoutstanding
preferred
to
minates—
Erie
1950
taxes
shares
Geo.
300
Bodine__
p.
104.958
5 ^3.601
publicly made on June 28 by a
group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
and Harriman Ripley & Co.
Inc., with a concession of 80c
to NASD members.
The offering represents the unsub¬
scribed portion of the offering to holders of International
Hydro Electric System 6% debentures on a basis of 39
Townsed,
171.
.279,950
6,993.613
underwriters
amounts
McJunkin, Patton &
Starkweather & Co
350
Co
&
—V.
138,618
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.,
Chaplin
300
&
Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended March 31—
Common
&
265,452
income—
covering
Fauset, Steele & Co.—150
1,000
Co
Haven
principal
Kay, Richards & Co.—
&
Lynch
MacGregor, Inc.
&
several
principal
Omitted)—
2,450
Inc.—
Crouter
and
Duke Power
Net
(Inc.)
Leonard
&
Thomas
De
stock
common
below.
Corp— $2,550
Co.
Company,
Masten
E.
be
to
plant located at Nappan, N. S„ and for other corporate
purposes.
Acquisition of these plants v/ill facilitate the coordination of
operations
of
the
company's salt division, will provide productive facilities in
bring
forth
2,450
Moore,
$931,352
260,082
942.
The
issue
new
to
acquire the fixed assets and inventories of a salt plant located
Goderich, Ontario, and the fixed assets and inventories of a salt
at
&
the
Webster Securities
&
Glover
A.
and
financing
of
respective
Corp.
bonds
2.000,000 shs.
outstanding other than
names
the
set
are
1947
1948
$1,252,252
562,547
shares for each debenture.
and
Boston
Hall
&
Stroud
The
3,000,00p
2,650,030 shs.
—(000s
Inc.
gage
each
1949
$1,245,249
_
p.
$15.37 V2
to
3,000,000
securities
no
debentures
Ry.—Earnings—
81,626,253
railway——
Gatineau
by Equitable.
the
of
Denver City
railway
oper.
fering
17,500,000
in
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
Dominion
&
Founders Mutual Depositor Corp., Denver, Colo.—Reg¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$13,580,000
NOTE—Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas Co. and Kentucky West Vir¬
Domestice
as
1,830,361
isters
p.
indenture.
by
3,414,179
2,125,406
1950
171,
SEC
Outstanding
$17,500,000
inclusive
1959,
stack
3,924,455
1,683,865
p.
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income—1
Net
MCF.
$22,962,290
1950
'
...
loans, due
installments March 1, 1951
annual
out¬
and
1.
3,758,930
2,176,917
2303,
171,
*
Jan,
1, 1970
installment bank
2603.
p.
due
March
2.80%
ginia
formerly
was
of
additional
into
corporation
171,
First
20-year 3%%
Finance
MAY
Authorized
Series
171, p. 2302.
Domestic
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
5,803,693
3,166,147
3,974.033
income..
from
The
railway
railway
13,484,936
From Jan. 1—
From Jan. 1—•
Net
14,911,402
gas
$3,813,966.
was
14,133,766
Worth
ry.
business
123,568
13,733.410
from
Net
gas
134,420
oper.
from
of
the
"31,872
May—
—V.
sales of the
net
from
ry.
Net
business
gas
for
219,794
income..
"Deficit.—V.
debentures
natural
city
the
the natural
prices
251,643
oper.
Net
Equi¬
accrue.
1947
$2,221,467
325,749
railway
from
beginning March 1, 1950, to 100.30
1, 1969.
months
12
beginning
engaged
EARNINGS—For
$1,646,781
ry.
a
sale
current
1948
$2,386,135
263,253
railway
From Jan. 1—
portion of an
Philadelphia Co.
represent
previously
from
Net
Gross
Net
but
Kentucky.
income,
oper.
__
issue
new
1J49
$2,027,830
440.071
railway
railway—.,—
from
Inc..
Co.
1950
Net
subsidiary of Philadelphia Co. prior to March 31.
Equitable Gas common stock were sold
sinking
months
Pennsylvania
1949
&
Ry.—Earnings—
$2,215,421
from
Gross
and
12
engaged
railway-
from
ry.
in
RR.—Earnings
1950
Florida East Coast
May—
Gross
2,000,000 shares of
from
range
a
proceeds
a
Stuart
public.
General
4.435,725'
was
Halsey,
were
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Beane
(jointly), 103.591 and Harriman Ripley & Co..
&
debentures
the
COMPANY—Is
May—
Gross
when
the
of
Co.
Gas
1950,
2,669,285
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
Net
all
table
2302.
p.
debentures
not
are
$17,500,000
which
21.801,687
4,817,545
2,517,082
of
issue
1947
1949
$5,162,392
808,096
27,616,134
-
securities
The
23,610,279
oper.
the
White, Weld & Co.
Inc., 103.0253.
to
railway.
for
and
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
bids
Kidder, Peabody
103.76;
203.
Rio Grande Western
Denver &
Gross
share
common
per
preferred dividends.—V. 170. p
'After
Corp. and associates. The debentures were awarded to
group of competitive sale on June 28 on a bid of
104.039 and are being reoffered at 104.53 and accrued
interest to yield approximately 3.07%.
the
1950
$2,624,310
-Quarter Ended March 31—
Monday, July 3, 1950
...
in
1950
1948
t$597.678
for
and
taxes
and
$330,000
*$570,520
contingencies,
in
1949
arising
-tlncludes
etc.
non-recurring profit
mortgages purchased for resale.—V. 170, p; 304.
of
440.
Telephone Co., Florala,
General Telephone
Ala —Files With S^C
June 29 filed
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1.200 shares of 4%, cumulative preferred
stock at-:psr ($25
per share).
The proceeds will be used to extend1 and
modernize!fthe
lines, plant and other, .telephone facilities.
No
company on
untbHwvritmg Involved.
"'.The
proposed
offering
'.Btock_u.uJLL-not .be
contingent
1933.; 'July
V.
upon
5.
made
to
effective
1950,
171, p. 2609.
of
will 'be
Corp.—Offering Postponed—
rights
holders
to
subscribe
of
registration
the
record
record
to
on
under
date
for
holders
June
the
the
27,
of
common
1950,
Securities
proposed
and
Act
offer
.
of
Volume 172
Number 4921
Gross
revenue
Operating
of
Amort,
sition
2,956.623
625,250
taxes
income
J
81,014,772 814,602,530
910,215_
$1,072,672
after
income
1,800.000
5,741,144
4,364,903
811,749,074
|
taxes
income
Gross
Net
1,800,000
j 6,607,746
(6,248,160
150,000
150,000
adjustments
General
Federal
_956,20_7_
taxes,
interest
tax
Divs.
reduction
735,322
702,247
10,740,468
8,079,840
stock
223.006
223,006
2,676,064
2.676,064
8512,316
pfd.
on
8479,241
$8,064,404
$5,403,776
The
cumulative
share
for share,
tion at $5.25
Middle
dividends
—V.
171,
2511.
p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
8658,427
$767,462
71,959
158,305
88,205
6%
cum.
49,453
133,982
75,063
6%
noncuin.
3,360,586
3.415,945
3,523,852
422,291
604,129
363,075
477,053
330,831
475,371
213,040
*
stock
shares
Gross
from
Net
ry.
8569,393
8603,262
8606,564
8538,029
212,318
174,694
163,536
149,447
57,240
railway
from
Net
50,426
56,266
55,698
railway
income
oper.
1947
6%
Net
loss
*
AND
EARNINGS
Fiscal Year Ended
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,107,519
253.374
railway
s
March
Ended
sales
Net
235,164
248,163
*15,943
219,925
158,163
*943
issued
of
the
the
of
close
earnings
out that
130,608 shares
additional
an
after
The
;—______
pointed
President,
fiscal
would
year,
computed
if
be
$4.97
on
stock,
share.
company's
the
of
per
will begin operations of the plant in Rochester, N. Y.,
bought from Curtice Bros, about the first of the year.
Pro¬
the recent stock sale will be used to build a
warehouse of
.it
ceeds
of
114.000
he
feet and provide for other expansion,
square
said.—V. 171,
Earned
converted
ber,—V.
171,
approved an appropriation of $350,000
net
ended
income
acquire
board:
John
company
drilling
the
representatives have been elected to the Olsen
Bergen, who will serve as Chairman of the Executive
Graham-Paige
J.
Joseph
Committee?
153
connecting
or
with
others,
five
future.—V.
immediate
171,
nine
scheduled
drillings
for
2303.
p.
from
from
Net
ry.
taxes,
for
1950,
2,
quarterly
a
dividend
of
40c
per
1949
1948
the
three
$4,441,000
912,311
$3,922,000
940,454
429,191
521,522
492,568
19,551,000
2,958,226
1,366,948
20,213,000
2,753,710
639,213
Valley
Investing Co.,
Inc.,
debentures, series C, the
sition of properties.—V. 171, p. 1993.
share
the
on
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
Period End. May 31—
171,
in May publicly offered at par
proceeds to be used for acqui¬
Hudson & Manhattan
Gross
oper.
Net
and
exps.
Net
ry.
♦Income
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1950—5 Mos.—1949
62,198
62,411
Net
rev.
Net
ry.
41,969
5,641
16,860
15,252
1,436,364
1,473.798
1,276,743
480,525
306,909
410,579
220,265
83,158
130,007
151,802
Net
railway
income
Identification of Cer¬
Group Securities, Inc.—Changes
the
"The
they
approved
a
proposal
Agricultural Shares
the
Common
time
same
26
June
on
of
powers
to
name
At
Stock
broaden
to
class and
on
the
groups
first
tribution
dealt
of
June
on
of
mortgage 6%
presently
820
the July
1,
in
a
129,886
649,763
from
bond
1950 coupon.—V.
$419,629
the
on
represents
were
payment
the
in
respect
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income.
oper,
171,
„
The
171, p. 2304.
of
Amort,
Los
General
pay
taxes..
Net
income
int.
after
and
ring
Divs.
dividends
—V.
171,
p.
86,705,553
1,935,427
805,380
$6,688,108
2,106,501
1,176,019
28,981,982
30,519,746
32,242,352
29,896,454
6,997,754
7,913,981
7,733,011
Com.
2,635,513
2,779,194
3,029,543
3,107,434
tEarns.
22,858,979
it
1950,
28,
resolved
was
amend
to
names
of
the
underwriters
underwriter are
and
as
the
the
number
follows:
8,530
Co
&
Inc.———
Co..
&
1,842,219
1,763,126
10,154,826
9,913,538
1,156,929
1,027,350
6,638,261
6,195,236
Light
United
for
subscription,
—
8,530
—
for
and
at
$1.2
Light Co.—Stock Sold—
common
Railways
&
stock of this company recently
Co. to its common stockholders
share, 1,887,964 shares were subscribed
(16,019 shares) were sold through ordinary
per
etc.—,.—
interest,
$417,757
171,564
49,000
40.000
4,000
„
85,546,901
2,137,945
$4,940,886
2,318,845
525,000
443,831
outstanding
both
in
periods.—V.
171,
Co., Vernon, Calif.
—
4,000
48,000
48,000
88,616
j 503,128
(757,216
430,129
8113,577
81,575,612
$1,170,406
529,675
19 filed
letter
a
The proceeds are to be
Calif.
104,471
1,320,837
981,542
5,513
5,513
66,156
66,156
the
with
elected
of
director.—V.
a
to buy raw materials,
Net
ry.
Sheridan.
167,
Bogan,
p.
—
per
171',
p.
&
Co.,
$7,251,940
—
1,233,643
1,179,479
$0.92
0"tstdg._—
share..
com.
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$6,838,520 $25,487,690 $24,176,127
1,351,787
1,072.253
$1.12
and Federal income taxes.
3,380,253
1,179,479
$2.73
4,147,415
1,072,253
$3.31
tAfler preferred dividends.
Oper.
Int.,
profit
1950
$3,935,661
2,008,260
$1.94
♦Includes
eign
—
per
income
companies
come
taxes.
outstanding—
share.
common
tor—
after
.i"
1949
$98,953
$1,254,681
$315,386
Mr.
A:
$2.46
and dividends received from for¬
provision for estimated Federal in¬
dividends.—V. 170, p. 305.
making
Chemical Corp.—New Direc¬
--
Chemical
Warner
is
a
of
The
7,518,693
3,903,529
$285,878
$251,172
$3,505,766
1,320
57
7,559
1,909
$287,198
—
$251,229
$3,513,325
$2,992,068
$2,990,159
64,391
50,958
688,918
779,499
$222,807
$200,271
$2,824,407
$2,212,569
deductions,—
div.
Co.—Earnings—
requirements
for
the
period---
504,067
520,784
$2,320,340
$1,691,785
2610.
p.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
railway——
1950
$336,873
railway—
oper. income-—
130.234
43,554
214,943
railway---
railway——
from
1948
$445,379
1947
$411,667
185,841
97,585
205,550
74,277
2,335,707
2.327,333
2,124,102
921,1°6
376,533
1,110,975
471,072
1,064,772
1,092,809
399,921
519,699
from
ry.
194)
2,056,503
May—
Gross
from
from
Net
$477,743
83,123
ry.
oper.
income—
—V. 171, p. 2305.
Kauai Engineering
The
company
on
Chicago
Daily
News,
Poor
&
Works, Ltd., Lihue, Hawaii—Files
June 23 file't
of notification
»
with
the
SEC
covering 98,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered through
& Co.
The proceeds are for working capital.
Ross
Corp.,
Culver City,
Calif.—Stock
Sold
Privately—
The
director
7,451,594
14,185,225
5,562,004
2,813,402
1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
'$1,113,029
$1,025,591 $13,445,406 $12,780,572
827,151
774,419
9,939,640
9,790,413
income——
171.
605,709
"
16,812,544 -16,384,803
Balance
—V.
1,173,604
3,903,262
(net)
Kaye-Halbert
Corp.
also
taxes—
income
stock
1947
$3,003,630
2,008,260
Rawleigh Warner, Chairman of the Board of Pure Oil Co., on June 22
elected a member of the board of directors of International Min¬
erals
31—
revenues—
income
Net
$4,983,481
investment
from
and
tAfter preferred
and
oper,
etc.,
1948
1,595,194
851,336
From Jan. 1—
Quarter Ended March 31—
tEarnings
ranging
$3,330,307
3,384,227
revenues
exps.
Net
Gross
shares
prices
2400.
Period End. May
Operating
Net
1803.
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Earnings♦Net
at
6,622.947
„
income
oper.
171,
Gross
Paul
1949
$3,357,386
1,421,467
741,204
~
15,534,985
railway
railway
from
ry.
Pfd.
shares
income
oper.
Net
2643,
p.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
profit
$2,865,602
1,074,429
543,902
from
Indianapolis Power & Light Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
♦Net
railway—
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Other
Co., Inc.—New Director—
Chairman
Pendergast,
used
war.
from
Kansas Gas & Electric
notification
of
capital.
increase working
and
International Minerals &
107,916
$102,403
Net
Files
Exchange Commission—
June
on
Period End. Mar. 31—
Common
111,364
1886.
from
Gross
-
share
shares
1950
May—
1949
-
requirements
common
Television Mfg.
been
remainder
channels in the over-the-counter market
to $20.50 per share.—V. 171, p. 2609.
Kansas City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1950
$41,712,212 $38,577,493
i—
7,119,346
6,356,514
481,900
15,6b7
——
$3.08
$2.94
—
2,156,406
on
the
brokerage
from $29.12y2
Net
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
after pfd.
—
March
2512.
p.
by
Net
563,634
non-recur¬
income
Barney
23,710,373
after
E.
has
1,342,711
on
Net
on
purchased by each
Collings
4,124,406
taxes,
Fed. tax reduc..
pfd. stock.—
to be
Net
Ralph
8132,667
...
any
July 27, 1950, to consider the proposed amendment.
The
does not presently plan to issue any additional shares of
171,
4,554,121
Indiana Limestone
$5,861,701
taxes—
income
Gross
C.
C.
oper.
indebtedness
Inc.
plant
income
Federal
with
issue
can
incorporation by increasing the authorized common stock
to call a special meeting of the shareholders to
Of
April 30—
per
Angeles,
85,883,163
acqui¬
adjustments—
sition
1947,
1,
Nov.
company
it
stock.
offered
1947
188,312
expenses
depreciation.
Smith,
$
corporation
1948
8485.343
revenue..—
for
Prov*.
stock,
on
shares
105,585,836
Gulf Power Co- -Earnings—
Operating
of
as
". ore
■
preferred
Kansas City Power &
the 1,904,003 shares of
1950—5 Mos.—1949
covering 75,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
per share
through Morgan & Co. and Pacific Co. of California,
—V.
Gross
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
♦After charges
Period End. May 31—
Insur-u
authorized
directors
common
104,090,546
With Securities and
1949
2304.
p.
bonds.—V.
1950—Month—1949
__
Imperial
6,690,102
__
railway....
of
board
$
dividend
Revenues
railway..
lrom
Net
22,
RR.—Earnings—
171. p. 4.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of June
as
must amend its cer¬
tificate
of
incorporation, with
the approval of the holders of
a
majority of its common stock, so as to set forth the designations,
preferences, qualifications,
privileges, limitations and other special
rights of the preferred and common stock.
Such an amendment is
not presently contemplated by the company,
tlAt a meeting of the
—V.
560,422
...
income.
oper.
dated
note agreement
Life
Mutual
$200,186
1886.
1,390,337
railway-
railway
from
ry.
dated
presently
20,952,444
ry.
None
241,747 shs.
$900,000
Co., and $562,500 due o * $-00 000 note issued under note
dated as of April 1, 1949, with the same Insurance com¬
Penn
its
of
650,740
$33,809
adjustment income
on
31-
revenues
profit
1950
Net
The
aggregating
t$850,000
tissued under
pany.
15,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
—
notes
1,412,500
430,000
151,415
,
.
maturity date is J my 2 o, 1950 and the latest is
due on *1 000.oqq r.0te issued under note
as
of Oct.
1,
1946, with The Penn Mutual Life
earliest
1950.
held
2400.
p.
♦Based
$4
1, 1958, which
quoted ex a dis¬
New York Curb Exchange
basis,
"
Net
the
21,
1959
$10)
these
of
be
SEC
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Gross
$1,200,000
1,412,500
500,000
158,750
__
$100)
(par
(par
four
46,186
$230,134
130,164
income—
oper.
171,
♦Earnings
p.
RR.—Interest Coupon—
ex-coupon
an
distribution
May—:
stock
stock
are
$450,554
9,242
$96,077
identi¬
gold bonds, series A due Jan.
on
$1,000
per
This
28.
Net
as
Guantanamo & Western
The
are
Outstanding
500,000 shares and
Illinois Power Co.—Earnings—
changing
of Group Securities."
change of name only by
Fund
approved
"funds" rather than classes. These changes,
according to
the Group management,
will distinguish between the
five
cross-sectional
funds,
including The Common Stock Fund,
and
the 17 industry classes of the Group structure.—V. 171, p. 695.
four
fying
1950;
21,843,765
from
Preferred
tain Groups—
its
^Preferred
revenues..
Year Ended
shareholders
1950
31,
$2,000,000
_—
1961
1,
to
4,710
interest
income
—V.
2304.
investment
of
Railway oper.
Operating
The
For
363,630
income
oper.
the
the year
1950,
31,
March
MARCH
OF
Nov.
$404,368
*»
39,880
1,494,179
AS
1, 1959
1st mtges. due 1955 and
4'/2%-5%
Sept.
due
$86,835
$28,949
Period End. May
94,462
railway..
note
$3,830,746
3,426,378
$101,215
-
charges
♦Exclusive
$257,797
171, p.
t31/4%
$4,071,311
3,869,558
$201,753
28,381
deficit-
Net
$288,583
oper.
notes due Oct.
company
$276,242
from
t3%
$765,836
679,001
income.,-
income..
Gross
$307,636
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ended
income of $363,398.
Authorized
$96,505
taxes-
income
Non-operating
railway..
from
months
three
to banks
unsecured notes
796,786
$893,291
1947
1948
the
*2%
agreement
RR.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
31—
revenue
Illinois Central
1949
structures.
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
1950
electric
voltage
steel
agreement
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$2,105,577 $11,295,489 $11,696,405
L
1993.
p.
Period End. May
railway
from
Pennsylvania.
Is engaged in the
circuit breakers and switchboards
distribution and electric power plants,
power switching
equipment for outdoor
in 1891 in
indoor air
power
reported consolidated net
income was $1,117,460.
net
1949
♦There
1950—Month—1949
$2,206,181
—V.
Bay & Western RR.- -Earnings-
Green
high
and
of
electric
EARNINGS—For
Insurance
2100.
May—
Gross
3,025,073
of
circuit
sale
and
industrial
for
of
railway
oper.
171, p.
COMPANY—Organized
manufacture
flCommon
Stores Corp.—May Sales Increased 4.8%—
Howard
18,225,000
3,927,322
1,801.603
income
railway
from
holders.
stock of the company was paid to stockholders
This compares with the 30c quarterly divi¬
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Offered—
present stockholders of the company. Proceeds from the
sale of these shares will revert to those selling stock¬
1950.
Services, Inc.—Debentures Offered—
Household
1947
815,774
170, p. 2584.
publicly offered 17,060 shares of common stock
certificate
$4,153,000
1950 were $200,908,717
than 85,000 shareholders, H. K.
of June 26,
more
have
Operating
22,023,000
5,049,215
railway
railway
oper.
which
Oper.
1,625,722
1,046,953
1950
$5,342,000
May—
Net
income
Federal
currently owned by
being offered were acquired by the bankers from certain
company
common
May
$200,000,000—
corporation as
this
.
Grand Trunk Western RR.- -Earnings—
Gross
before
recently been paid.
During the last quarter the company prepaid the sum of $600,000
on
its
unsecured notes payable,
and at May 31, 1950, the balance
outstanding was $1,200,000.
The next instalment thereon of $600,000
will be due June 1, 1952.—V. 171, p. 1358.
Frazer, and Irving Mitchell Felt. The Olsen
producing oil and/or gas wells and is now
W.
has
now
income,
Sales
transaction.
8.1,000,000
a
Three
dends
Oil
Olsen
remainder
the
involve
of the outsanding 88,000 shares of
Co. of Oklahoma City has been exer¬
firm, which has until May 15, 1951, to
of the stock. The entire deal, it was said, will
R.
were
31,
1950, amounted
to
$1,585,200
and,
after
Federal income taxes of $600,000,
the estimated net
26,
May
record
Graham-Paige
the
dividend)
50%
purchase
of
stock
by
($4.50
A
$985,200.
was
Mohawk
to
option
cised
series
stock,
stock.
$7,000 of 5%
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—Exercises Option—
An
capital
804,204
$1.32
—
May
for
provision
1048.
p.
preferred
common
With SEC—
(par $10) at $25 per share. The offering does not repre¬
sent new financing on behalf of the company. The shares
and
of
to expand
and
improve the company's Beecher Street plant in Adrian, Mich.,
James Gerity,
Jr., President announced on June 26. These improved
facilities will help to increase the company's profit margins,
and will
substantially increase production volume, he added.
Construction
is scheduled
to
begin immediately, Mr. Gerity said,
and the additions will
be ready for occupancy by the end of Octo¬
have
827,764
$1.88
—
second
into
Estimated
months
On
directors
$1,285,000
219,340
first six months of the current fiscal year 7,068 shares
cumulative
of
790,000
$1,768,300
*211,388
outstanding at May 31—
share on common stock
per
2,075,000
1,085,000
;
*During the
523,233
Circuit Breaker Co.—Common Stock
June 26
1949
2,853,300
income
on
shares
Common
outstanding
Gerity-Michigan Corp.—To Improve Plant—
The
taxes
income
dividends
Preferred
1667.
p.
1950
$12,479,600 $11,028,600
_
Federal
on
income
Net
company
which
before
taxes
674,513
763,031
Smith, Barney & Co. and C. C. Collings & Co., Inc., on
Co.—Earnings Higher—
—
income
Federal
520,000 shares outstanding.
on
Gerber,
basis
taxes
sales
shares
with
I-T-E
Six Months Ended May 31—
Net
$42,235,693 839,036,063
3,309,423
2,750,381
$6.24
$5.16
—r—„—_
earnings after income
♦Earnings per share
the
Hooker Electrochemical
901,040
131,631
Bradford, President, announced on June 27.—V.
171, p. 2609.
1949
1950
—
♦Based
262,779
.
31—
Net
Dan
240,736
v
Earnings Higher—
Gerber Products Co.—Sales and
Year
2,638.785
711.379
Net
2303.
p.
833,982
288,081
income
oper.
171,
3,101,978
3,180,792
969,974
3,110,691
railway
161,657
57,730
2305.
p.
assets of
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
85,296
171,
1947
$8,244,184
171,351
profit.—V.
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$5,914,799 $5,448,628
1,264,059
957,919
fixed
for
Net Assets Over
1948
$8,722,415
taxes
inadvisable
filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 shares of its capital stock.
$6,601,012
—
Indicates
avail,
proposal to
distribute a
be
This company on June 28
171,351
inc.
Trust
America—Earnings—•
Investors Mutual, Inc.—Registers
non-
$3,855,477
before
opers._
ry.
income
—V.
1949
sales
Loss
fr.
charges
Net
April 29,'50
Net
unex¬
Dividend, Etc.
might
it
wnich
securities
1950—Month—1949
$1,083,611
$1,031,941
123,616
228,830
revenues.
oper.
rev.
49,980
the
the
York
New
accordance with the management's
readily marketable securities and to
in
is
cash
into
Income
5,831 shs.
convertible preferred stock.
cumulative
6 Mos. End.
1948
1949
Net
54,770
of
the
of
fill
to
a
International Rys. of Central
Outstanding
*125,000
above
portion of cash and
sell.—V. 170, p, 2332.
to
40,000
conversion
for
STATEMENT OF SALES
1950
The
convert
Railway
55,000
reserved
June 2 paid
on
major
FINANCING
5,841 shs.
company
Period End. May 31—
40,000
(par $5)
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
May—
NEW
TO
(par $10)
40,000
Includes
2303.
p.
EFFECT
GIVING
c-icsident
John E. Eierwirtn,
171, p. 104.
of
board,
months.
slaughter and sale of beef, lamb,
processed form. By 1945, however,
conv.
stock
Common
3,260,350
558,737
income
and
International's
to
special dividend of $3 per share to
stockholders of record May 26. A special distribution of about $1 per
share is said to be contemplated by the directors within the next two
confined to pork and pork products.
pref. stock (par $101 —
pfd. stock (par $5)
prior
Preferred
railway
fresh
in
elected
was
resigned.—V.
The
in the
engaged
term
Pottery Co.
of Chicago, Chicago
Co.
International Mining Corp.—Liquidating
stock
common
Authorized
154,287
railway
171,
both
177,320
income
oper.
was-
CAPITALIZATION
From Jan. 1—
Gross
it
pork,
$641,058
8740,672
railway
railway.
oper.
into
It is subject to redemp¬
share, plus any accrued dividends.
per
1945,
and
1947
1943
1949
1950
from
convertible
is
dilution privileges.
its operations had become
Earnings—
May—
Gross
stock
preferred
subject to
&
Warner
pired
Co.,
for
used
The company is one of the pioneer meat packing concerns of the
West.
From
the commencement of
operations until approxi¬
mately
veal,
Georgia RR.
be
to
are
BUSINESS—Company, whose plant and principal offices are located
2101 20th St., Detroit, Mich., was originally founded as a partner¬
ship in lb59, and was incorporated in Michigan in October, 1880.
In
1934 its corporate term was extended for an additional period of 30
years.
pfd."
after
income
Net
convertible preferred stock at par
net proceeds
The
share).
per
Mr.
at
and nonrecur.
Federal
($5
Wilson
Bank & Trust Co.
City National
and
publicly offered 40,000 shares
working capital.
acqui¬
plant
of 6% non-cumulative
Co.,
Offered—
(Mich.)—Stock
Co.
&
The company on June 21
$5,188,551 872,146,690 866,868,203
35,906,806
2,527,572
37,238,682
6,981,448
5,974,400
540,000
85,714.760
■-
expenses
for
deprec.
Provision
1950—12 Mos. —1949
1950—Month—1949
31—
Standish
Hammond
Georgia Power Co .—Earnings— '
Period End. May
11
(11)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
capital
corporation on
stock
(par
June 6 sold
$1)
at
$4.25
via orivate
per
share
sale 24,419
net
to
the
shares of
company
to
its
a
12
(12)
small
very
bought
The
the
book
The
of
value
time
used
share
of
stock
with
was
the
that
"it
is
feet
plant
of
excess
that
the
much
higher and further
cipated.—V. 171, p. 2512.
which
1,000
possible
of
the
increases
Gros.s
period
ended
$892,000
the
52.89
or
consolidated
half of
22
basis
than
Net
ry,
is
rate
for
171,
Ralph
about
show
to
L.
Dickey,
is
it
for
earnings
President,
equal
$142,000
about
or
46c
Net
ry,
stated.
insulation,
considerably
are
ahead
of
of
For
on
355,047
1,239,149
income
"2,204.777
"3,321,953
"3,792,100
"2.652,274
171,
—
ry.
17,455,309
Gross
Net
1949
1947
$1,762,092
$1,307,620
565,695
769,866
446,839
254,464
278,655
330,443
164,973
7,926,104
7,689,650
8,004,655
first
Net
ry.
3,176,520
2,743,251
3,388,941
2.492.852
1,503,539
1,303,299
1,349,921
1.011.592
income.—
period End.
Operating
year.—V.
Oper.
May 31—
and
exps.
171,
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—Earnings—
Sales
1950
their
scrip
before
income
$59,858,657
$59,182,505
5,766,069
1,455.769
2,038.260
$2,621,356
1950—Month—1949
income
618,529
taxes
and
1.335,917
1,307,468
15.851,485
profit
Class
A
-
and
"Earnings
B
shares
per
outstanding—
share
common
"On combined class A
—V.
$4.24,
and B shares under the
quisition
General
it
$5.95
—V.
first
due
July
proceeds
will
water
and
Co.
Smart,
used
systems.—V.
to
171,
Reid
for
pay
and
the
Ebinger, Louisville,
construction
of
Ky.
—V.
78,792,057
83.651,900
78,537.202
12,734,584
12.542,079
6,615,801
5,956,533
to
covering
be
600,000
offered
proceeds
June
on
at
shares
(10
par
to
are
filed
19
acquire
of
cents
and
letter
a
of
notification
non-assesable
share),
per
develop
common
without
mining
with
capital
Period End. June 17—
the
stock
underwriting. The
Operating
Operating
ended
the
number
June
of
1950,
average
was
17,
stores
in
2,133,
during
with
compared
Joint
May—
the
2,267
four
stores
Net
weeks
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
1947
$466,031
250,600
243,285
244,052
152,520
186,047
Net
$425,642
230,332
186.003
171,
1,112,102
1,023,534
—V.
196,757
181.129
171,
80,718
58,787
47,355
were
two
1950
sales
before
Federal
Federal, State and foreign
Net
income
Capital
—V.
——
shares
Earnings
per
170,
$657,512
——
$0.88
May—
i960
from
from
Net
ry,
railway
746,371
Net
1949
1948
1947
$256,591
$276,555
Net
ry.
83,958
64,184
5,629
24,400
1,437,628
1,354.555
314,749
1,209,918
271,690
424,126
424.963
84,399
56,054
124,619
its
15,875
132,800
—V.
income—.
of
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
lot
by
Bankers
date.
Street,
$1,263,977
51,846
principal
respect
$155,211
$930,478
507,213
533.973
$50,004
$423,265
$782,797
The
1947
covering
$764,292
$854,128
$548,583
387,874
218.631
Net
Net
from railway.—
from railway
324,110
344,799
195,406
176,023
ry.
—V.
2,877,067
991,057
666,584
income...
oper.
171,
2,957,123
be
Vt.—Offering—
3,000
shares
stock
(no
SEC
not
was
with
of
preferred
filed
par)
public
a
share
each
filed
22
and
has
funds
No
called
for
the
10 by
offering.
The
bonus
a
capital.—V.
the
460,256
577,735
460,492
780.862
for
with
balance
redemption
be
made
and
on
purchase
$6,116,631
$6,632,299
$6,225,730
1,089,088
515,089
1,410.449
1 049 719
708.660
405',813
27,201,455
5,671.699
29,459,832
32,221,226
30 080 194
5,356,672
5,485,123
2,559,022
5.312^387
2.521,202
1.990,189
2,238 160
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
of
June
on
by
par
B.
at
15
&
filed
Net
ry.
—V.
income.._
oper.
171, p.
2305.
5%
the
of
after
The
New
quoted
that
(scrip
after
prior
all
30,
July
12,
due-bills must
Lionel
Year
to
issued
until
July
1950.
in
1950,
be
must
redeemed
on
Merry,
1,
have
the
1950,
1/ 1956,
sinking
Trust
and
fund
Feb.
p.
letter
Vice
of
each
per
on
of
all
accompanied
July
14,
stock be
certificates
Exchange
by
$7,416,975
preferred
Space
was
on
the
170.
for
shares
of
split two-for-one in July,
360.000
$4 41
Federal
taxes
capital
on
stock
1948.—V. 170,
26,211,865
7,026,297
7,103,837
6,695,905
5,510,074
2,686,576
2,369,453
2,410,225
1,940,695
RR.—Earnings—
1949
1948
$16,890,872 $16,029,473
3,795,678
the
1,442,201
1,750,427
1,719,278
82,908,329
85.323.504
railway.—.
79,612,142
16,869,963
17,450,305
17,557.733
income...
19,281,OH
8.288,577
8,557,669
7,829.104
9,527,893
oper.
2306.
Ladder Co., Inc.,
be
June
on
to
16
filed
shares
cents
used
Spokane, Wash.
of
letter
a
of
common
share,
per
buy
without
materials
June
The
26,
stock
common
share.
Files
for
of
notification
stock
production
mentioned
we
(par
10
are
to
proceeds
cent;)
be
10
(par
underwriting.
of
the
by
used
and
the
Inc.,
General
corporation's
1,105.832
SEC
to
for
B.
offering of
Cantor
(hi* to
CAPITALIZATION
stock
also
V.
p.
income.
now
p.
provision
Operating
May,
$1.11
1949,
due
passenger
to
advance
Convair-300
and
206.
51 448
"
205.945
$0.25
180 000
$'3
26
tBased
outstanding
1599.
$53,909
.
$109,869
$90,562
it
company,
was
for
service
June
1.—V.
preparations
recently
of
its outstanding debt and
working capital and drilling
for
in
an
$11,000,000
nine
years,
National
surance
anty
of
with
began
of
Chase
the
added
4V2%
has
171.
and
to
p.
took
Penn
repay
The
unsecured
$2,500,000
Mutual
notes
Blaine
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
2,000.000 shs.
.
867,500 shs.
2610.
p.
-
&
income
Co.,
Inc.—Earnings—
1950
1949
1948
$14,543,449
$14,762,904
$24,332,818
5.160,000
10.025,000
$9,458,449
$9,602,904
$14,307,818
6,502,378
6,502,378
6,502,378
$1.40
taxes
$1.42
$2.15
taxes
per
—
outstanding
common
class
A
share
dividend
requirements.- -V.
171,
2401.
p.
Montour RR.-
Earnings—
1950
from
from
ry.
1949
$269,902
$324,125
$307,194
$321,410
63,109
102,573
117.955
127.546
55,664
78,378
86.636
92,567
896,408
1,308,546
1,114,940
1.363,272
140,317
335,332
270,314
421.003
188.418
railway
323,493
310.351
336,361
railway
income...
oper.
1948
1947
Gross
from
Net7*
from
Net
ry,
—V.
railway..—,
railway'
income.._
oper.
171,
2306.
p.
ten
$3,332
171,
$3,500,000
company
40-
2306.
held
refinancing
cash
for
arranged
maturing serially
New. York, the Chase
of
the
by
new
Guaranty
Life
loan,
About
3,000
shares
shares being issued in
(no
par)
to
30,000
exchange for each
no
753.
shares
Stock—
(par
$1).
par share.—V. 171
In¬
Guar¬
$7,500,000
Trust
and
2098.
""
.
Co.,
Honolulu,
was
Hawaii—Secondary
announced
on
June
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
company
covering
1980,
value
and
$10
per
outstanding
rate
of
June
on
$1,000,000
100,000
The .preferred
of
the
«i
Telephone
26, has offered and sold 30,048 shares of common stock
(par $10) at $11.75 per share. None of the proceeds ac¬
crue to the
utility company.
loan,
$6,000,000.
new
City—Split-Up of
last/ahe authorized number of shares of capital stock
from
Offering—Dean Witter & Co., it
has
Mutual
16,
Mutual
above
the
p.
to
Shares Corp., N. Y.
March
.increased
was
$28,567
were
with
completed
about
Guaranty Trust Co. of
City, of New York and Penn
National
$2,500,000,
loan
was
us6d
Mutual.—V.
to
reported,
operations.
the
Trust
the
Penn
Eank
Co.
2V\°ic
has
EFFECT
cents)..
May—
p.
taxes.
which
171,
Net profit
Common shares
On
1950—5 Mos.—1949
Middle States Petroleum
Corp.—Refunding, Etc.—
<
'
liners,
in
located
108.
totaling $656,591 in May, 1950,
Operating expenses of $595,444 were
1949.
May,
S3
and
Wayne
From Jan. 1—
$2,808,846
205,945
1950—Month—1949
$33,719
at
on
5.085,000
before
Income
4,126,069
229,313
200,000
$0.56
income
GIVING
10
3 Months Ended
April 30—
Profit
Net
revenues
below
de¬
for
(par
Montgomery Ward
$26,649,621
$3,375,507
p.
well
Authorized
Common
"After
1948
112,320
170,
all
98,000
Co.
drilling
Montana.
"Earnings
1949
$2,578,593
—_
presently
&
finish
the
Manager.
4,509,377
1.950
J
are
be
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$7,016,538 $27,698,629
April 30—
interests
the
to
proceeds
Offering—
public
S.
with
cents)
The
ladders.
Cherry Ridge well; ib> to drill and complete
structures; and Jc.i for working capital.
See
With
Exchange Commission—
200,000
25
issue of
our
County,
with
(par $100)
Co.,
1947
$17,378,015 $15,097,677
3,870,146
3,548,254
3,053,798
Montana-Canadian Oil Corp.—Stock
Gross
taxes and charges.—V.
"After
not
1943
$4.58
provision
30,362.401
1,891.497
at
to
V
in
the
2306.
profit
The
1949
360,000
360,000
397,939
498,517
31.115,305
6.
p.
with
stock
and
President
1.330,985
Period End. May 31—
"Net profit
contracts
due-bills;
1950.—V.
1950
share
charges and
year
The stock
that
640,822
532,320
29.137.392
Wall
at
10112
171,
notification
1950—3 Mos.—1949
sales
"After
common
the common
1950;
1,071,789
79,923,334
company
shares
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
$15,280,777 $15,559,276
$12,167,290
1,650,322
1,588,437
1,173.929
i "com'* -—7
capital shares
in
be
28—
Number
"After
12,
1947
$5,412,847
1,633,152
income...
covering
are
by
on
16
date
at
of
drawn
Co..
redemption
$40,000
ell
excluding
been
debentures.—V.
Lane,
Jr.,
for
the
cumulative
Common shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
k
stock, of no
June 30, 1950, payable
fractional shares).
settlement
1948
$6,356,694
1—
171, p.
per
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Earnings—
Corp.—Earnings—
Ended
Net sales
tEarnmgs
for
Exchange directs that
dividend
June
be
to
York Stock
ex-said
livered
made
1950,
Earnings—
1949
—
railway
Mutual
12,
RR.
1,490,310
income-—
Securities and
taxes
9 Months Ended
The
July
$1,983,631
the
$5,900,869
1,363,675
railway
from
the
resale
2662.
charges
171,
Net
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—75% Stock Dividend—
directors have declared a 75%
dividend in
par value, to holders of
common stock of record
266,856
$2,157,198
for
$6,216,500
railway.—.
Jan.
ry.
—V.
Tile Co., Augusta, Ga.—Files
a
Johnson,
Feb.
Bankers
the
outstanding
revenues
profit
"Net
from, railway
railway..—_
from
2,250,487
266.855
stock
2610,
from
Creek
Aug.
on
due
which
after
to
respect
shares of
Ernest
p.
Operating
1947
874,368
2,424,054
152,510
pfd.
income
oper.
Net
Net
1943
$6,561,001
1,801,474
railway..._
railway
income—
ry,
The
redemption
debentures,
for
Co.
N.
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
1949
oper.
103,359
period—
taxes
to
1950
Net
offered
with
subsequent
involved.
underwriting
debentures
Y„
at
of
166.
Net
from
from
ry.
$3,092,442
of
171,
Metropolitan Edison Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
2,655,121
728,103
3,429,625
1,038,669
1950
Net
1,731
$3,465,748
1—
from
from
SEC
notification
of
"ultimate
and
of
will
1,250
account
p. 2305.
Net
49,708
$195,510
MayGross
Net
stock
May
carrying
working
letter
a
executives
amount
Trust
company
and
Gross
1,420
$237,633
etc.—-
railway..
p.
Moen
and
York,
the
offered
—V.
98,067
Lehigh Valley
RR.—Earnings—
May—
$3,090,711
railway
171,
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
$1,316,775
105.207
'
the
par,
executives."
amount
to
'
189,272
$3,416,040
52,798
improvements
Payment
New
1948
income—
$878,632
common
the
retiring
principal
1949
railway
oper.
$194,090
$17,428,470
2610.
oper.
From
that
of
June
on
corporation
$803,561
railway
10,315
outstanding ten-year 4\'z %
1950
'
$144,896
Merry Brothers Brick
■Lehigh & New England
RR.—Earnings—
14,337,759
$233,794
railwayrailway
from
rv.
stock.
171, p. 2305.
May—
Net
Net
at
for
capital
junior
15,634,624
—
Jan.
130.901
$61,056
sold
are
of
$19,050,664
1,192,343
3.844
oper.
Drl89,0l0
$151,569
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,386,433
1,212,086
taxes.
after
from
111.419
with
common
stock
$40,000
same
oper.
ry.
From
Gross
Drl56,589
6,000 shares
working
to
The
$231,828
51,473
1,155.702
railway
railway
Net
23,012
100.705
was
Light Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
—
applic.
from
Cr6,653
2401.
stock
&
$1,445,880
from
8.679
McCo'id Corp.—To Retire Debentures—
34,058
from
from
$1,188,893
1950
Crl0,130
10,192
notification
common
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$1,477,473
complete
93,490
income—
oper.
1,541,328
$161,761
corporation
provide
$0.77
•
$270,536
railway
$118,436
....
interest,
171, p.
Net
covering 1,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock
(par $501
and $200,000 of 7%
bonds, the preferred to be sold at par and the
bonds in denominations of
$20 each.
The proceeds will
be
used
to
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Net
—V.
8,167,132
SEC
credit
Gross
$99,778
pfd.
income
Net
proceeds
The
$575,568
746,371
share
092.
p.
92,455
after
revenue....
income
The
447,996
tax
outstanding——.
common
1950—5 Mos.—1949
Maxon, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Files With SEC—
1,023,564
.
income
1,281,348
92,455
income
Gross
$11,292,343
2098.
$5,876,193
1,100,800
443,283
taxes
1,569,928
7,705
p.
1949
$6,041,738
,,
Profit
to
go
171,
1,030,583
recently informed
shares
The
Net
to
7,773,312
etc
and
of
preferred
p.
21—
p.
(par $10)
letter
Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarters Ended March
126,141
7,705
Balance
*
2305.
p.
Lambert Co. (&
107,483
stock—
taxes,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Manor Vail Hotel, Inc.,
Lyndonville,
863,336
257,567
"225,615
proceeds
stockholder,—V.
195,602
...
19,179
reduct'ns
revenues—
oper.
Gross
*
1,594,696
-
income
We
660,252
"108,323
income—
"Deficit.—V.
1948
1
railway
railway
oper.
1949
$459,241
from
from
the
share
200,888
income
110,79.6,
1,01)5^875
891,402
I
$11578,421
Missouri Pacific
int.,
j l,142,9r5
$1,924,788
expenses &
Other
covering
per
1,567,987
—
income.,.
Rentals,
184,633
*
Oper.
2305.
p.
$438,578
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
111.,
selling
$18
at
$9,950,545
(Dr)„
ry.
oper.
income
Other
during
RR.—Earnings—
1950
Chicago,
the
offered
19
$1,956,554
—_—
rents
be
June
on
$1,918,943
rents
fac,
Gross
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Co.,
to
SEC
$381,357,040 $380,963,411
operation
corresponding 1949 period,—V. 171,
-
the
1950—Month—1949
expenses
Taxes I
152,948
May-
revenues
Equipments
171,445
Period End. May 31—
Dividends
RR.—May Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
1950—24 Wks.-*-1949
$62,976,429
&
President,
"
Maine Central
property.
195C—4 Wks.—1949
$65,797,835
The
duPont
O'Conner,
with
(par $1)
1994.
Kroger Co.—June Sales Increased 4%—
Bales
A.
filed
was
stock
common
110.796
171, p. 2512.
Net
2305.
of
686,417
9,233
taxes..f
after
pfd.
Operat'ng
16.086,709
7,631,163
notification
3,580,532
812,500
9,233
1,496,088
7,544,078
of
$7,722,220
3,433,225
62,500
$146,105
tax
income
Net
through Francis I.
company
1,700,968
14,226,382
shares
Richard
Kettle River Consolidated Mines, Inc., Cowiche, Wash.
The
1,569,658
76,809,586
p.
letter
5,500
—Files With SEC—
SEC
1947
Magnavox Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Files With SEC—
A
to
950.
p.
171,
$8,315,676
269,208
non-recurring
on
and
The
extensions
1948
income.—
oper.
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$639,964
$147,866
dividends
$1,823,077
railwayrailway..
from
ry.
share
ac¬
Mississippi Power
1949
2.856,228
from
Net
on
be
$2,042,444
From Jan. 1—
Gross
full
a
356,532
-V.
jricSTrrer*-
oper.
Net
Bond
&
Divs.
2,179.609
356,532
railway- $18,118,983 $16,106,366 $17,867,625 $16,054,542
railway———
4,876.782
2,736,640
3,066,535
3,178.080
frc'm
ry.
1,
June 23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (par $251 to
be offered at $27.50
per
share and accrued dividends, through The
Bankers
2,398,976
1950
Net
2610.
company
145,666
period—
the
for
from
Net
Kentucky Water Service Co., Louisville, Ky.—Files—
The
206,853
stk.
May—
Gross
bonds, series C.
mortgage
income
int.
2610.
p.
have
to
75,000
income
$3,010,829
——
171.
agent for holders
who wish either to
as
C,
306.330
j
Gross
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
of $3,500,000
171.
$3,162,514
act
scrip
1950—Month—1949
taxes
income
69,266
$214,642
will
series
additional
$2,941,563
82,754
York
certificates,
purchase
adjustm'ts—
Federal
pfd.
Co.—Agent for Scrip—
New
$709,874
plant
participating provision.
The company will until 11 a.m. (CDT) on July 11 receive bids at its
office, 20 North Wacker Drive, Room 2154, Chicago 6, 111., for the pur¬
from
$3,079,760
136
—
to
125,302
expenses
of
taxes
applic.
273.019
97,767
deprec
Net
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Bids Invited—
1980.—V.
$214,506
5,073
$272,439
Balance
171, p. 1358.
chase
$267,360
scrip
revenue
Amortiz.
16,286,408
(net)
interest—
Dividends
Net
260.770
37,445
2306.
to
or
for
$19,227,971
taxes..
after
159.951
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$18,931,245
income
income
790,274
59,034
Period End. May 31—
Net
Gross
Net
859,714
208.062
p.
Provision
$1,521,974
$3,677,809
618,529
——
taxes--
Federal
lor
16,657
760,912
169. p. 2211.
Operating
$1,603,277
revenues
income,
1949
4,077,125
—-
„
Profit
Provision
oper,
Other
9 Months Ended May 31—
21,653
817,123
stock
Federal
Net
"6,095
Development
capital
Gross
revenues
38,287
"24,967
1—
Guaranty Trust Co. of
the
sell
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Earnings-
Fiberglas,
$152,422
50.659
from
The
of
2305.
p.
Jan.
issued,—V.
income—.
oper.
171,
1947
$171,483
1,6-36
6.466,700
'
railway
railway—
from
Net
—V.
1948
$129,036
"471
income—
oper.
Mission
1948
$1,571,233
563,710
1950
,
oper.
Ry.- -Earnings—
$1,559,633
1949
$140,918
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Arkansas
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
RR.—Earnings—
railway
railway.
from railway
ry. oper. income
Net
2305
p.
from
Gross
2512,
p.
Net
From Jan. 1—
a
greater
last
from
From
.
1950
from
Net
"162,434
19,498,932
-
about
of
21%
*306,556
290,315
railway—_
railway
from
share.
per
155,599
19,461,650
from
Net
or 82c per share.
It is
May earnings before taxes were the greatest
said. After taxes, May earnings alone on a
about
were
"233,038
1,381,725
oper.
month
expected total earnings
to that reported for the
company's building products are about
comparable 6 month period
last year. Sales
home
Gross
12
532,137
Gross
anti¬
are
the
496,524
18 774,914
"Deficit.—V,
earnings were $253,191
that
Dickey
basis
expected
1950,
be
subsidiaries
the
the
used
will
when
Mr.
consolidated
of
June
however,
years,
is
share,
per
ended
last year
Sales
1950.
owned
846,988
railway
railway-.-—.
from
Louisiana &
wholly
June.
months
6
significant,
in
and
508,303
May—
$3,791,818
from
Net
May—
company
$4,265,216
From Jan. 1—
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings—
'lhis
1947
$4,350,170
income—
oper.
1948
$4,101,133
railway....
railway
to
1951
new
production
ry.
Midland Valley
1949
1950
from
from
Net
recently com¬
the first month
during
present
production
Net
has
receivers
company's
important
It
sets.
Earnings—
May—
Gross
approximately $2.75.
now
announced
television
Long Island RR.-
cor¬
capital.
fnancing might be undertaken
development of the business."
and
in
said
8,
business
working
is
the
degree
doing
additional
square
produced
major
for
stock
June
manufactures
Kaye
Mr.
In
persons
be
on
growth
20,000
new
operation
design.
each
that
time
to
further
its
and
to
are
President,
corporation
pleted
individuals.
proceeds
Kaye,
facilitate
of
management
The
Harry
from
number
by
poration.
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
filed
27
first
shares
C
share.
stock
is
common
purchase
to
first
be
stock
are
to
a
registration
statement
with
mortgage
series
at
be
bonds, series G, due July
(cumulative) preferred stock,
offered
S10
per
supplied
for
share.
by
subscription
The
by
record
amendment.
the
15
par
holders
date
and
Unsubscribed
Number 4921
Volume 172
of
shares
the
stock
preferred
.
.
will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
offered
be
to company
employees,
and directors.
excluding olficers
& Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
The
other terms of the offering, including the underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
The net proceeds to be received by the company from the sale of
the securities offered hereby will be
used by the nonj^any for the
construction, completion and extension of its facilities and service.
The company's
construction program for the year 1950 anticipates
gross additions to plant in the amount of approximately $4,411,200.
The
company's operating revenues were $7,479,945 for the year
ended
Dec.
31,
1949, and $2,611,270 for the four months ended
April 30, 1950.
Net income lor the respective periods was $829,575
and $253,550.
This company,
incorporated in Hawaii in 1883, provides the only
telephone service
on
the Hawaiian
Islands,
servicing all
the
six
principal islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai
and
prov.aes
radiotelepnone service between
the
islands.
It
aiso
connects
with
the
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph system
by
radio-telephone.
At the end of April, 1950, approximately 93% of the
company's telephones were of the dial type.—V. 170, p. 400.
Kidder, Peabody
Central
The
V.
171,
The
1949
1948
1947
$2,702,558
$2,876,493
$2,610,397
455,349
202,894
518,989
240,064
447,520
195,906
13,769^6r^4-3J23,105
14,75^3,311
3,.118,073
railway
2^573^87
2^9,690
1,571,413
1
1,338,318
1,077,580
12,793,970
2,186,125
862,526
railway
683,133
ry._oper^ income.—
Net
336,191
Illinois
from
the
by
for
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
income...
oper.
2306.
171, p.
the
June
on
corporation
"Nesco"
action
was
approved
27
a
to
proposal
Inc.
lor many years as
and other products.
the
change
Nesco,
to
has
appeared
electric roasters
company's
The
Net
ry.
approved
the
of
83%
by
a
Jan.
sales
from
—V.
171,
has
1949
$90,127
35,666
20,444
5,503
9,144
5,978
21,831
5,503
403,601
151,238
50,270
38,084
alter
303,704
361,73d
473,832
outstanding—368,635
common share
$1.29
taxes
Gas
Operating
revenues
125,944
Co.—Earnings—
_1
profit
__
shares
tEarnings
per
outstanding
share
common
$2.99
—.
SC.84
—...
announced
It
will
to enter
capital stock.
its
It
its
stated
was
paid-in
it
into
tAfter preferred
is
capitalized
contract
a
financing
at
as
$2,000,000
$168,750
of
common
units of 75
with
the
underwriting
an
company
firm
V
business
that
capital
the
and
will
company
surplus
would
start
to
amount
within
be
few
a
in
least
at
.
.
:
.
:
as
soon
as
Privately—The corporation
Nesco, Inc.—Loans Placed
has obtained
long-term
loarjs totaling $2,500,000 from Pru¬
Illi¬
dential Life Insurance Co. of America, Continental
Bank & Trust Co.,
of Milwaukee,
Chicago, 111., and First
Wis., Arthur Keating,
President of Nesco, announced on June 29. The insur¬
nois National
Wisconsin
Bank
loan matures June
ture June
1, 1965, and the bank loans ma¬
1, 1959, he said.
ly
Placed
;
($1
Mutal
loan
Life
Insurance
Co.
New
of
York
for
$275,000
a
on
12-room
is
the
loan
parochial
end
of
will
school
underway
now
the
of
November,
us^d
to construct
and
six Months Ended April 30—
Net
profit after
Common
shares
outstanding
Earnings per common share
171, p. 106.
'
"I
Name
Adopted—
Hampshire Gas &
New
Co.
above.—V.
171, p.
2512.
by
completed
Electric
Co.
&
corporation
Hampshire Gas & Electric Co.—Name Changed—
New
Announcement
this
made
was
June
on
28
of
the change
and
affect
will not
The
its operations
in
any
Net
Co.—V.
171,
before
Profit
before
Federal
Net
years
taxes
'
Co.
stock
common
are
outstanding.
now
finance
to
Sales
—V.
Earnings
—V.
1948
$1,188,538
429,418
Net
charges—
tax
1949
1948
335,866
$2,719,763
84,522
127,600
32,119
$3,778,477
812,650
308,800
profit
"Earnings
"After
per
$52,403
621,359
$208,266
:
__
shares
Common
—
—
621,359
outstanding
share
common
$0.02
$0.27
—
dividend requirements.—V.
preferred
in
429,498
The
the
Net
from
Net
ry.
170,
p.
full
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
production
1948
1947
$775,039
$692,494
103,947
146,700
45,578
41,683
147,298
53,451
560.
c'1'
p.
since
on
June
at
1886,
26
•
■
-
"59,562
34,444
3,636.973
3,616.823
3,720,619
3,502,386
672,570
railway....
746,535
733,348
561,783
236,727
249,060
250,294
105,861
railway
income...
Deficit.—V.
new
production of 9,000 tons
(Ore.)
filed
19
shares
sales
of
a
letter of notification with,, the
capital stock to be offered at
for working capital. No under¬
common
are
"After
(est.)
107,810
provision
Appliance
170,
•
$22,045,186 $21,299,106
439,276
328,873
105,581
for income tax.—V.
Co.
&
1950—6 Mos.—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$11,717,046 $11,660,979
—
profit
Roberts-Gordon
the
Growers,
1302.
p.
Corp.
Stock Offered—
—
and
Vietor, Common Dann & Co. on
publicly offered 23,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $6 per share.
June 19
the
to
the
the
of
treasury
proceeds,
will
$51,187.50
for
company
the
be
used
amount
same
reimburse
was used
to
which
purchase
company
171, p. 2200.
shares
of
The
class
of
are
be
to
4%
stock
common
,
used
in
to
bonds
par i$30
construct
the
ousts?-of
for
at
and
100,
sharei.
new
building
and
500
for
company
Jan.
1,
Tax
1959, it has operated as a non-exempt cooperative with
restricted to agricultural producers as defined in Income
Regulations
103. Membership is
represented
by one share of
class
A
membership
stock.—V.
common
171,
p.
2513.
also
has
SEC
common
stock
common
050,000;
South
issued
4,000
(par $1001
shares of
for $400,000;
Penn
order
authorizing this company to purchase
stocks of its subsidiaries, as follows: 10,500 shares
an
Power
Co.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
of Northern Virginia Power Co. for $1,stock (par $100) of Potomac Light &
Outstanding
350,000 shs.
$1)__
unissued
but
offered—see
under
COMPANY—Is
220,000shs.
heating
space
large
a
9,750
including
conversion
of
addition
In
(not
shares
above).
maufacturer
homes.
of
stock
common
"Proceeds"
the
to
burners
gas
manufacture
and
for
sale,
of these burners under the well-known trade name GORDON "Spreader
Flame" the company has recently broadened its line of products to
include
dual
fuel gas oil burners, gas-fired boilers, gas-fired gravity
gas-fired winter air-conditioning units, gas-fired unit heaters
burners,
Potomac Edison Co.—To Increase Investments—
(par
Giving effect to. exchange on Feb. 4, 1950, of 8,270 shares of com¬
mon
stock, par $5, for 206,750 shares of new common stock, par $1,
on
a 25-for-l
basis, and the sale by the company of 13,250 shares of
and
The
stock
Common
authorized
sold a total of $218,000 of 4% debenture
original authorization of $500,000.
is
a
farmers*
marketing
and
supply cooperative.
company
an
to
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
principally
per
a
working capital.
Debentures
capital.
1949,
9,750 shares of the issued and outstanding stock of the
from stockholders at $5.25 per share. *The balance will be
...
Oregon,
debenture
at
—
■:
.
publiely offered
$282,000
A
proceeds
June
Inc.
industrial
The
and
commercial
forced
or
natural
draft
gas
burners.
recently purchased a modern plant on Central Ave¬
Buffalo, N. Y., and has completed moving all its machinery
and production facilities from its old plant.
This step has more than
nue
company
in
doubled
the
space
available
for
production.—V.
171,
p.
2514.
common
and 58,000 shares of capital stock (no pari of
for $290,000.
Except for $50,000 to be applied
by South Penn to the payment of an open account indebtedness to tne
parent, the proceeds of the stock sales will be applied by the subsid¬
iaries to their respective construction programs.—V. 171, p. 754.
171,
p.
Potomac Electric Power
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Bds. Placed
The
in
Prviately
has placed privately with an institutional investor
first mortgage 2%% bonds due 1980, it was announced
company
$12,000,000 of
Period End. Apr. 30—
Gross
"Net
2307.
May.—V.
171,
Rochester
1950—Month—1949
1950—4 Mos.—1949
$3,045,398
$2,862,525 $12,582,822 $11,972,219
revenues
income
Co.—Earnings—
-
...
380,690
charges and taxes.—V.
362,147
171, p.
2404.
p.
1,736,361
1,627,567
the
421,145 shares of
common
stock
(no par)
stockholders of record May
29 on a one-for-six basis at $20.it21/2 per share, with
rights expiring on June 19, a total of 66,497 shares re¬
mained unsubscribed. Of the 354,648 shares subscribed
for, the group of underwriters headed jointly by Central
Republic Co. (Inc.), Blyth & Co., Inc. and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, acquired 84,760 shares through
the exercise for warrants and 4,444 shares in stabilization.
Prior to the expiratibn of the warrants the underwriters
recently offered to
common
126,395 shares at prices ranging from $21 to $21.37 V2,
less 40 cents and 50 cents discounts.
862
The balance of 24,-
shares, plu& the 4,444 shares acquired in stabilizing,
were quickly placed on June 21 at $21 per share, less a
discount of 50 cents. (See offering details in V. 171,
2402).—V. 171,
p.
2611.
This
Agency—
has appointed Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc., for
advertising and promotion
of its freight cars, for the milk
can«
washing equipment of its Rice & Adams Division and for the milk
can
and
allied
product advertising of its Solar-Sturges Division.—
V. 171, p. 1996.
company
each
B.)
Prophet Co.
—
Net
will
accrue
COMPANY—Organized
business
pany
and
At
of
industrial
in
June 26
(par $1)
sold for
proceeds
to the company.
Michigan
catering.
The
shares
then
held.
The
subscription price and underwriting
The First Boston Corporation
to he supplied by amendment.
the principal underwriter.
are
named
is
as
proceeds of the stock sale will be added to general funds of the
and
company
construction
Rochester
used
and
Trust
Y.—V. 171,
p.
for general corporate
retirement of
Co.
and
purposes,
$700,000 demand
Security
Trust
Co.
of
including property
held by Lincoln
notes
Rochester,
Rochester,
2404.
Common Stock Offered—
Smith, Hague & Co. and Straus & Blosser on
publicly offered 40,000 shares of common stock
at $10.37Vi per share.
These shares are being
the account of a selling shareholder, and no
from the sale
Registers With
on June 29 filed a registration statement with the
125,000 shares of its common stock ($10 par).
to be offered for subscription by holders of outstanding
of record on July 18, 1950 at the rate of one new share for
four
terms
is
N.
(Fred
—
•SEC covering
The stock
Steel Car Co., Inc.—Advertising
Telephone Corp.
The corporation
common
Pressed
(N. Y.)
Securities and Exchange Commission—
2403.
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Stock Subscrip¬
p.
June
on
13,547
Rice-Stix, Inc., St. Louis, Moi—Earnings—
•
Springfield, 111., which has
will be permanently closed
day.—V.
per
Grain
:
in
investment,
"After
sold
$2.14
2403.
p.
1—
oper.
tions—Of
covering
Doolittle
that
announced
day supplied by this mine will be transferred to
mine No. 17 at
Pana, 111.,
which will shortly
per
corporation
Pawer Co.
1949
income
4,502,586
$1.69
171,
4,496,692
4,502,586
Airlines, Inc., Pinehurst, N. C.—Files With SEC
corporation
PROCEEDS—Of
tons
company's
additional
109.
$696,899
railway—...
oper.
From Jan.
460,858
4,498,707
Period End. May 31—
30.
Pendleton
$0.74
$781,465
railway.
$1.72
621,359
1950
from
429,498
$1.65
Net
Peabody, Jr., President,
worked out mine No. 57
3,000
reach
$503,850
Ry.—Earnings—
May—
429,498
$1.67
110.
continuous
June
on
of
Gross
447,800
-
Since
.!
Norfolk Southern
10,111,508
8,065,668
460,634
_
per.share). The proceeds
writing involved.—V. 170, p. 2066.
$740,738
Peabody Coal Co.—Transfer Coal Operations—
This
1950
__
provision..
taxes—
paid
paid
$1
par
Pathe Industries, Inc.—Sells Control of Van Sweringen
bonds
$3,591,041
after
433,300
$707,495
share
common
p.
operating
Three Months Ended March 31—
Federal
income
outstanding
"Earnings per common share
"After preferred dividends.—V.
SEC
1949
Corp—See latter corporation below.—V. 171,
local
Newport Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
foreign
shares
"Net
The
1995.
sales
dividends
dividends
The
$716,075
per
170,
In
Net
and
added
1950—Month—1949
1950—5 Mos.—1949
$10,978,345 $10,470,176 $46,745,172 $47,135,627
;
__
171, p.
was
$1,140,795
Capital shares outstanding.
171,
Newberry Co.—May Sales Increased 4.9%—
Period End. May 31—
Federal
,1
See also V. 171, p. 2611.
ago.
1950
taxes
Offered—
(J. J.)
this
the name of
The business
g
148,175,000
13,254,668
16,897,508
5,189,000
6,786,000
taxes
income
Common
,
the letter's expansion program.—V.
2402.
P.
change
Corp.
1949
135,947,882
__
profit
Preferred
$1,145,493
:
profit
beer,
has applied to the New York P. S. Commission for
authority to issue and sell $85,000,000 of its common stock at par on
Sept. 30, 1950, to its parent, American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
which presently owns all of the 5,213,000 shares of New York Tele¬
company
The proceeds
for
Net
Rust-Proof Co.—Earnings—
company's
New York Telephone Co.—To Issue Stock—
phone
to
Distillers
partnership formed 110
Stuyvesant
The
—
Resort
7.
p.
Adopted—
2611.
p.
1950
g
sales
way.
orginally
organized in October, 1900,
as
the
Rockingham County Light & Power Co.
In 1902, it acquired the
Portsmouth
Gas,
Electric Light & Power Co., originally organized
in 1888, and
subsequently several smaller outlying utilities.
In 1924,
its name was changed to Portsmouth Power Co. and in 1927 to New
Hampshire Gas & Electric Co.
In
1945,
the company absorbed
the Derry Electric Co. and the
Lamprey River Improvement Co., affiliated units in the New England
Gas and Electric Association which i%J,he owner of the New Hampshire
Electric
voted
26
Tilford
&
Six Months Ended March 31—
was
company
June
on
Park
to
a
Parker
company
engaged only in the production and distribution of electric
the sales and servicing of accessory electric appliances.
is
pany
energy
It
originally
in the corporate
to New Hampshire Electric Company .
The change has been made in recognition of the fact that the com¬
of
name
171,
Tilford, Inc.—Change in Name Ratified—
stockholders
The
Inc., below.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
Common
Park
below.
Tilford,
&
200,000
$3.02
$2.34
■
Profit
1950.
Tilford Distillers Corp.—Name
&
Park
See
Electric Co.—New Name—
New Hampshire
See
Park
Enameling & Stamping
National
200,000
;
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
Prov.
New
See
$7,413,911 $11,779,374
$494,731'
$633,538
taxes
—V.
a new
Construction
1949
1950
sales
Net
equip
adjoining the parish church.
building is scheduled to be
the
and
corporation on June 19 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 200,000 shares of common stock to be offered art par
share) through Gerald B. James, Reno, Nev.
The proceeds
be used for equipment, installations, manufacturing and reserve.
Remington Rand, Inc.
be
May 15
share of stock
one
per
will
agents in the transaction.
Proceeds
which were offered publicly on
principal amount of notes and
Reliance Electric & Engineering Go.—Earnings-
first mortgage bonds, it was announced on June
Ketcham and Nongard, of Chicago, Illinois, were the
27.
cents)
(par 5
This,
$1,000,000.
months.
Arrangements have been made with The
—
.
Kinnard & Otis have completed the
promissory notes due 1659 and 225,000 shares
Gearhart,
5%
cents
2403.
p.
Refrigeration, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
8.
p.
stock
171,
Corp.—Offering Completed—
The
5
SEC
-
that
of
stock at the rate of 33
common
of debentures.—V.
$1,000
per unit.
The proceeds will be used to acquire the Television
Picture Tube Division of the Remington Rand Laboratory of Advanced
Research at Norwalk, Conn.
See also V. 171, pp. 2101 and 1996.
sell
to
.
each
$1
general insur¬
a
and
for
announced
of
in
/.
estimated,
was
be
of
convertible into
are
common
It
May 18 that this .company had received author¬
on
with its organization and
company.
of
sale
$4.36
Financing-
to proceed
With SEC—
26
Reeves Soundcraft
at
was
June
on
$7,000,000
1950-1952.
years
shares
1948
$3.39
"After charges and Federal and State income taxes.
dividends.—V. 171, p. 1050.
Plans
company
covering
The debentures
1949
$20,235,231 $20,398,048 $18,778,801
$3,719,155
$4,165,391
$4,035,549
1,102,684
1,102,684
827,013
—_
$204,188
$0.80
171, p. 2403,
filed a registration statement with the
convertible
debentures
due
1960
and
100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100 par.
Both issues
are to be offered for sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
of the sale of the securities will be applied toward
the
company's
construction
program,
estimated at $53,100,000 for
SEC
40,291
1950
..
255,283 shares presently outstanding.—V.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Registers
347,194
171,178
Year Ended April 30—
$1.45
329,090
124,902
$197,431
$0.77
$371,963
$0.73
share__
per
on
$64,472
21,831
427,623
Oklahoma Natural
$188,538
318,438
121,007
609,312
237,349
taxes__
profit
"Based
$80,112
;
115,556
304,094
income
$8,263,507
-
taxes-
come
Net
1,641
income—
$7,815,916
in-
before
"Earnings
21,536
405.236
railway
oper.
profit
Federal
1947
1948
$85,165
railway.—
.1947
1948
$8,851,510
^
Parish of St. Dominic's, Denver, Colo.—Bonds Private-,
ance
Net
approved
pay $549,900
been
will
Calendar Years
$3,288,144
The
proposes
1949
1950
$13,313,365 $13,142,012
shares
—V. " 170,
(111.)
171, p. 2307.
ance
—
Earnings per
Co.
EARNINGS
AND
1949
Sales
in
Pacific States Fire & Indemnity Insurance Co. (Ore.)—
stockholders.—V.
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
profit
Power
&
facilities
electric:
SALES
Apr. 29,'50
1—
from
ry.
ity
Common
purchase
OF
Jan. 1,'50 to
*
trademark on
National Radiator Co.—Earnings—
Net
Light
oper.
Net
it
Net
Interstate
railway
railway
income—
from
2512.
p.
to
company
from
Gross
"Net
7
stockholders
of the
The name
this
1950
Common
The
of
SUMMARY
„
Outstanding
255,283 shs.
1,000,000shs.
$1)
(par
Co.—Acquisition
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
Net
National Enameling & Stamping Co.—Changes Name—
name
Authorized
stock
See offering
1950.
Federal Power Commission.
Northwestern
properties, subject to certain adjustments.
the
CAPITALIZATION AS AT JUNE 22, 1950
.
Common
the
railway
from
Net
V"1
to. ac¬
,
May—
1^
"From Jan.
Gross
to July 11,
up
authorized
2611..
p.
proposal
Gross
1950
from
from
been
,
From
$3,030,677
May—
has
Northwestern Illinois Gas & Electric
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Co.
& Trust
subscriptions for capital stock
cept
in
Hanover Bank
13
,
rooms, in 80 industrial establishments located in Alabama, California,
Georgia, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan,
Missouri, New Jersey; New
Mexico, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Northern Insurance Co, of New York—Secondary Of¬
fering—The First Boston Corp. and associates offered on
June 29 a block of capital stock, priced at $45 per share,
with a dealer concession of 50 cents per share.
Net
Gross
(13)
in
1944.
Is
Rome Cable Corp.—Stock Sold to
The
company
(par $5)
on
June
13
offered
25,675
Employees—
shares
at $9.50 per share to its key employees.
of common stock
This stock was fully
subscribed for.
The
proceeds are to be added tp working capital.
present authorized capital stock consists of 600,00d
common stock
(par $5) and 69,685 shares of . 4% cumulative-
The corporation's
in
the
the com¬
engaged
principal businesk
of
is serving of food to employees and executives in restaurants
dining rooms located in industrial plants.
June 1, 1950, the company was operating restaurants or dining
shares of
convertible
preferred
stock
(par
$30).
As of
May
17," 1950, (the out¬
standing voting securities of the corporation consisted of 382,300 shares
of common stock, exclusive of the 25,675 shares held in the treasury
and offered to employees.—V.
171, p. 2514.
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(14)
Royal Television & Electronics, Inc., Washington, D.
The
SEC
corporation
will
used
be
cents
50
at
to
television set components.
Sightmaster
1949
$4,675,139
1948
$5,659,607
529,139
418,785
360,149
156,582
$947,924
$360,149
$156,582
500,000
500,000
sales
Loss
expenses
sale of property
on
$3,766,850
—
—
after
—
Securities and
letter
A
loss
—V.
—
shares
outstanding
of
stock
selling
a
(par
Sightmirror Television
Domestic
sales
sales
8,316,171
domestic stores
in
46,467,043
1,961
136
The
42,413,587
at end of period—
operation
7,453,649
2,070
134
Canadian stores in operation
at end of period—
offering of
proposed
stock
will
be
not
contingent
made
comes
of
letter
a
notification
with
the
the
for
are
payment
of
patents,
and
etc.,
working
for
holders
of
record
under
Securities
the
of
letter
notification
presently
sold
shares
of
Act
be
to
&
to
filed
was
Co.,
shares
1,500
later
offered
selling
a
York City.—V.
New
$1
at
at
$1.50
171,
SEC
June
on
22
Frederick
signed
:,4
Suspended from dealings since May 27, 1950, the $1 par common
capital stock was removed Jrom listing at the New York Curb Ex¬
opening
change
and
stock
its
been
requested
Philadelphia,
the
surrender
to
Pa.,
receive
to
Point
Cedar
books
Field
Trust
dividend as
tion.—V. 171, p. 2201.
liquidating
tive
on
share
a
share
for
subsequently
may
basis,
available
be
the
for
V.
share,
share. The proceeds are to go
be made through d'Avigdor
per
per
will
1788.
p.
from
from
Net
ry.
From
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
1948
$284,071
"1,040
1947
"54,093
"12,673
"67,258
"52,445
5,314
1,393,601
raiwlay
1,433,231
1,294,613
"36,970
"359,067
1,411,461
"76,549
109,826
17,043
income—
"420,141
"227,574
"358,062
"Deficit.—V.
171,
2308.
p.
Industries,
9 Months Ended May
Profit
income
Provision
for
taxes
$33 241,177
income
before
taxes
1949
Capital
par
171,
the
16,470,000
3,486,581
3,600,000
3,600,000
;
$5.67
$5.84
the company earned $1.08 per share
in the third quarter of this year,
company earned $2.26 per share on
The corporation has 3,600.000 shares
113,419 shares
held
are
order
is
the
stockholders
will
vote
3,486,581
of
in the number of shares of
posal
to
will be
be
submitted
issued
The
board
for
to
each
stock
common
stockholders,
of
Co.
or
one
them
assist
to
company's
31,
ber
also
1950,
outstanding.
five
shares
Under the pro¬
of
record
of
as
Aug.
taxes
income
Gross
1,
1950,
will be entitled
22
Aug.
meeting.—V.
171,
Seaboard Air Line
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
1949
railway
income—
"1,432,177
oper.
812,266
at
Net
$
$
9,668,022
129,640,651
120,306,152
4,291,572
58,794,831
60,229,691
1,020,000
13,036,448
11,330,148
211,999
1,997,602
211,999
from
railway
from rai!way______
ry. oper. income—
2,543,989
j 12,787,646
11,037,525
10,403,660
j 13,577,373
2,302,043
2,225,260
28,900,364
int.,
24,761,139
-
reductions
1,259,099
1,282,442
Net
13,298,677
Co.—Earnings—
reported
1950
1949
the
income
ryr'oper.
income—
4,701,001
1,413,069
1,567,979
2,529,725
165,365,834
163,543,695
177,435,880
165,650,837
railway......
34,058,719
23,709,411
36,571,774
38,411,270
income...
10,391,909
6,311,171
12,724,538
12,621,918
from
Net
—V.
171,
6,409,482
oper.
1950—Month—1949
51,297,109
43,966,860 213,300,251
36,420,854
36,227,732
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
$
$
$
—V.
171,
Co,—Notes
Placed
Privately—This
has placed privately with institutional investors
$7,000,000 of ten-year 3%% subordinated notes, due June
15, 1960, and one of such investors has agreed, subject to
company
1949,
as
Co.
certain conditions, to
principal amount.
The
from
First
the
of
4»/2%
used
Corp.
of
acquired
by
reduce
to
receivables
in
acted
be
additional
an
notes
normal
to
of
and
$1,000,000
of
Credit
E&lance
loans
and
Gross
—V.
Corp.
the
which
of
the
has called
sinking fund,
debentures
fund
will
Payment
York,
Feb.
made
120
for
$42,000
due
be
trustee,
Co.—Partial
171,
redemption
of
1,
Broadway,
at
1,
sinking
interest.
N.
1950.
and
accrued
Trust
Y.—V.
Co.
171,
p.
of
New
of
Total
Net
operating
loss
—V.
after
1948
$71,220
and
$97,546
$60,059
26,062
1 545
4 441
charges
B.
the
number
He
is
also
Equitable
other
of
Shell
Francisco,
Calif.,
director
a
Effective
Chicago
Savings
of
of
Gas
Pacific.
United
States Steel,
the United States and
several
of
and
has
Los
30
has
appointed
been
stock
appointed
is
also
Year Ended Dec. 31—
profit, after taxes,
agent,
and
on
the
etc
stock
&
the
on
Trust Co
171,
p.
Harris
Trust
and
York.
San
849,928
on
A
171,
the
dividend
G.
2308.
26
£4,377,490
1947
£3 924 2°2
'
"■
going
approved
to
to
at
the
under
loan
optional
an
Bank
of
Kansas
agreement
City.
The
underwriters
1951,
to the
prepayment
dated
has the right
2%% notes
company
of
have
below
named
preferred
severally
stock;
Co
&
&
Co.
Inc._
2.36
Fenner
&
4.40
Co
Newhard,
2.36
—
Paine,
2.36
Reinholdt
Smith,
Corp.—
4.40
Stern
4.40
Inc
1.20
Parsons
For
&
4.40
Brothers
&
Co
2.36
Webster
&
4.40
Trask
Tucker,
2.36
Anthony
Railway
Weld
Wood,
stock,
&
&
2.36
2.36
Co.__
Co
4.40
Co.—
&
1891.—V.
p.
Mfg.
Equipment
Co,.,,..
&
Struthers
171,
V.
see
Securi-
Corp.—
White,
Co
1.20
Co
ties
Graham,
offering of common
Standard
Gardner
&
&
Stone
4.40
Noyes,
1.20
Barney
Spencer
Inc.
1.20
Co.
2.36
4.40
2.36
Nolan
Si
Co
Curtis
Co.—
Corp.
Folger,
2.36
2.36
Webber, Jackson &
&
Boston
2.367*
4.40
Murch
Cook Si
Dillon
First
Weeks
Beane
Maynard H.
2.36
Sons
Securities
The
&
C.
Langley & Co
Lee Higginson Corp.—-—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce.
1.20
Dominick
&
W.
2.36
Inc
&
Dodge &
Dominick
Hornblower
Inc..
&
Co.,
Percentage
9.507*
9.50
Equitable
171,
Co.—To
2.36
2348.
p.
Market
Machine—
company
for
ment
of
and
The
the
using
Standard
Diesel
a
only
two
It
is
an
unit
is
actually suspended
ting
of
the
usual
in
to
on
the
which
for
the
has
it
de¬
develop¬
of
process
the
practice
Diqsel
of
the
milling
a
re-conditions
the
working shift
than
machine,
to
and
one
said.
announcement
operation.
makes
engine as a
the work
without
contour
proper
easily
less
pendulum
a
to
and
in
unit
approach
new
machine
the
been
wheels
worn
locomotive
operating
men
Machine
has
years.
the
locomotive
entirely
complete
now
are
Truing
machine
restores
from
plans
Wheel
This
lour
past
machine
them
in
that
announces
the
developed.
pilot
removing
The
possible
milling
the set¬
work
piece,
which
piece
on
stationary
made
in
setting
The company states
that
months.—V. 169, p. 1492.
Standard-Thomson
a
proposal
to
dissolve
will
remitted
be
this
will
stock
above
of
$1.12
annually
quarterly
stock
Aug.
from
1
Co.—Stock
on
2,500,000
a
proposal
shares
to
approval, the directors
the common stock, and
of
rate
Service
vote
per
paid
a
re¬
dividend
share
on
of
Sept.
55
1
this
the
present
to
increase
5,000,000
also
the
on
Split, Etc.—
June
on
to
cents
per
holders
of
14
a
for
Aug.
$100
per
Preferred
share to 85,000 shares of
declared
Aug.
the
in
the
began
has
company
manufacturing
Sales—
promises
history
charge
of
of
be
to
the
com¬
sales,
an¬
hand
on
the largest backlog of
fixtures.—V. 171, p. 699.
window
net
At
company
the
name
new
time
the
offered 8,000 shares
of
67*
cumula¬
.share).
per
added
the
to
in
New
company's
Mexico
on
working funds.
June
27,
1947,
present
and adopted its
conducts
wntes
insurance
in
a
and
that
connection
limited
name
of
car
and
agency
fire
and
hold
a
dealers.
contracts
franchise
The
brokerage
automobiles
writing
by
automobile
who
used
seven
with
amount
commissions
dealers
is,
from
insurance
an
purchases
company
dealers,
car
insurance
also
earns
be
incorporated
was
manufacturer,
also
writing
and
to
Spain Management Co.,
present
two
the
pany
are
1949.
the
from
on June 5 publicly
stock at par ($25
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
which
are
com¬
business,
financed,
casualty insurance
insurance.
such
TO
PRESENT
and
Common
stock
preferred
8,000 shs.
(par
S25)__
corporation
whole
or
any
may,
part
4.60%
and
unpaid
stock
also
redeemable
per
of
is
share
up
shares of
to
a
2,395 shs.
at its option, on any dividend date, redeem
of the preferred stock at $26 per share plus
dividends
sum
Outstanding
8,000 shs.
8,000 shs.
stock
$100)
(par
accrued
at the rate of .085
FINANCING
Authorized
cumulative
15.—
Offering to
new
line
as
Underwritten—The " company- is
its common stock rights to sub¬
cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
in
year
President
stock.
was
record
Stock
Vice
Record
hardware
window
other
any
Zarbock,
said
it
company
4,
The
—
five
to
June 22.
on
since
preferred
under
an
stock
increased
common
the
shares.
voted
provided
share
than
year
Zarbock
The
2515.
Stockholders
four
State Securities, Inc., Santa Fe, N. M.—Stock Offered—
6%
payable
be
can
Corp.—Expects
corporation's
Lawrence
The
market price (about $7.37'/2 per
selling stockholder.—V. 166, p. 1828.
a
deliveries
this
stockholders.
stockholders
this
of
nounced
at the
to
offering to holders of
scribe
prepaid
under
& Co.,
Brown
greater
Co., Ltd., Toronto, Canada-
assets
checks
Spencer Chemical Co.
1948
old
Fitch
Clark,
the
Common
of
Becker
Blyth
Alex.
Mr.
Public
with $2.20
p.
29,
Insur¬
1,
Aug.
the
Stanley
Morgan
orders
York City,
split-up
new
July
Prudential
$1.59
on June 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common slock to be sold through Craigmyle,
common
to
regular
the
The
right until
Percentage
849,928
$1.00
1196.
Francisco
Ltd.—Earnings-
£4,828,919
its
thai
stockholders
compared
of
V.
New
1940
381.*
Bank
registrar.
listed
Angeles Stock Exchanges.'—V.
p.
common
,
transfer
Shell Transport & Trading Co.,
169,
its
May
on
Southwestern
annual
listed
company
the
$1,188,613
$0.75
170, p.
Investment
the proceeds
authorized
has
purchase
to
The
two-for-one
Exchange. The Cominental Illinois
been
Bank
this
"
1943
849,928
distribute
13,500
Subject
June
1949
$853,081
— -
expected
company
The
to
shares
from
increasing
and
company
company
and
the company
has agreed to
sell to them
percentage set forth below opposite the name of each
underwriter of such shares of the 4.60%
preferred stock as shall not
be subscribed for by the exercise of rights or shall not be exchanged
1
share),
Southern
Society
1950
shares
share
Pinney & Co., New
Pacific
thus
directors; to 20.
Assurance
The company's
Net
24,
Listing of Stock—
Midwest Stock
—V.
President
June
on
companies.
New
and
San
elected
director
a
Life
of
was
the
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Southwest Natural Gas Co., Shreveport, La.—Files—
The
Black
Co.,
9,465,233
charges and taxes.—V.
covering
Electric
21,993,348
11,600,593
$640,291
stockholders
is
1,000,000 shs.
dated
agreement
1951, to issue to these banks $500,000
the 2%%
notes now outstanding.
1,
addition
tive
171, p. 2308.
James
93,510,635
24,754,415
8,149,861
1947
Shell Oil Co.—James B. Black Joins Board—
&
100,684,037
17,943,107
10,367,343
month.
1P49
income
taxes
90,610,622
22,264,542
Royalty Co.—Earnings—
Southmount
It
85.000 shs.
-
purchase
machine.
capital
company
Sentry Safety Control Corp.—Earnings—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
2,037,825
Dissolution Approved—
The
between
National
Aug.
pany,
8.
stock-
the
July 29, 1949,
between the company and The First • National Bank of
New York,
The First
National
Bank
of
Chicago and
City
4,492,599
2,598,976
account
Midland
York,
4,509,067
1,749,482
2515.
p.
per
2.750,000
issu¬
2,000,000 shs.
under
previously
First
until
Sales
for
101'/2
Marine
New
Aug.
3,641,780
income
"After
Packing Corp. 3%%
D-erfield
1962,
The
at
on
$17,571,900 $20,312,188 $18,775,081
89,358,032
income—
Southland
Redemption—
preferred
issuable
or
amended,
signed
1947
1,763,116
3 Months Ended March 31—
"Net
Number
2612.
p.
amount
the
verses
will
additional
$8,250,000
+3,250,000
1954
$100)
Oustanding
thereafter,
The
wheels
was
proceeds
purchase
1948
•
3,723,426
railway
railway
oper.
Earned
Farms
company
the
marketing
1949
$16,717,778
from
171,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
"$9,750,000
new
year
tLssued
10,361,121
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
railway
income
from
ry.
and
$15,699,344
privilege.
34,853,774.
14,302,093
From Jan. 1—
outstanding sub¬
principal amount
of
to
business.—V.
Proceeds
company.
$990,000
Employees
Finance.
bank
course
the
refund. $5,750,000
Finance
Seaboard
for
a^ent
as
used
outstanding
the
Seabrook
The
45,572,402
2,270,650
oper.
Net
Seaboard
subordinated
recently
be
Boston
notes
purchase
while
$3,684,781
of
were
Prudential
to
notes
each
New
from
from
ry.
Net
financing will
ordinated
7,739,128
1950
Net
company
125,000 shs.
America.
of
the
$1,500,000 of 3'/2% notes in addition
outstanding.
Beginning Aug. 1, 1955 and on Aug. 1
the company .is required to
apply to the
payment of these 3.V2 % notes an amount equal to l/15th of the dif¬
ference
between
the aggregate principal amount of the notes issued
of
211,763,859
2405.
p.
Net
sales
$6)
(par
amended,
issue
to
3'/2%
167,727,849 176,910,085
5,459,512
May—
Gross
income
net
net
EFFECT
1,
(par
issuable
or
Indiana
the
at
1950,
Authorized
Aug.
cumulative
Hemphill,
14,876,255
income...
oper.
ry.
ending
stock
ance
The
Finance
GIVING
preferred stock
in series
"Issued
1950—5 Mos.—1949
expenses
$
Southern
Seaboard
and
1949,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
revenues
4,708,820
30,
30,
$3,711,473.
was
maturing Aug. 1, 1969
notes,
payable in equal annual
Common
2612.
p.
$16,167,314
June
April
Eastman,
railway
Period End. May 31—
53,505,617
government
ended
notes,
2%%
1947
oper.
11,403,147
the
from
months
10
of
ended
year
CAPITALIZATION
3 '/2 %
A.
1948
From Jan. 1—
ry,
from
Ind.
the
sales
net
for
Barret,
railway.... $41,414,940 $34,441,691 $35,506,624 $33,950,775
railway
12,597,025
5,421,878
6,105,333
7,775,875
from
ammonia
produces
company
facilities
related
Charlestown,
Forgan & Co
American Securities Corp.
oper.
13,293,330
5,892,432
11,381,274
4,930,425
the
certain
EARNINGS—For
Glore,
Ry.
13.970,186
in
certain
and
leased
for
>
16,946,451
Ry.
58,698,048
where
Kan.,
2,543 "89
1,919,191
821,701
56,5s 074 891
Works
Works
Arsenal,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
principally
used
The company has recently acquired additional plants
production of ammonia, namely, the Ohio River Ordnance
at Henderson, Ky., from the U. S. Government and has also
in
from
Gross
be
River
gas.
the
$
2612.
p.
from
Net
will
Ohio
stock.
Pittsburg,
natural
and
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$10,212,448
1,996,447
1,203,903
the
preferred stock together
new
company
of
an
established
producer of. heavy
chemicals, par¬
ammonia and other nitrogenous products, methanol and
formaldehyde.
The company's principal plant is the Jayhawk Works
4.60%
4,991,697
1.164,250
May—
1947^
1948
the
able
[Earnings of Transportation System]
$11,366,407 $10,244,470 $11,695,764
3.008,355
1,918,273
2,767,387
of
acquisition
non-recurr.
tax
171,
Gross
to
decreases
of
instalments
10,667,591
—
after
RR.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
&
Fed.
Net
2308.
p.
ac¬
INCOME ACCOUNT
1950—Month—1949
Southern Pacific
to vote at
funds
the
with
preferred
Serial
taxes--]"
income
income
—V.
and
102
COMPANY—Is
.severally,
Net
the
purchasing
stock
common
to
Stockholders of
business of
more
.)
General
increase
shares
of
per
stock.
common
increase
($1
par
in
—
Federal
taxes
25%
a
declared
payable
stockholders of recor<k,on Aug. 28, 1950, on the num¬
outstanding on the record date.
Since the number of
outstanding shares would be increased promptly following the stock¬
holders meeting on Aug. 22, ths dividend accordingly would be
paid
upon the increased number of shares.
Aug.
of
to
at
each).
($6,000,000
ievenue
Net
is
to
cash
other
ticularly
S. C.—Rights—
stockholders
present
adjustments
outstanding.
stock issued, of
to approve
price
1958.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds of the sale of the
with
as
Gross
shares presently outstanding.
a
dividend of 50 cents per share,
four
Board.—
shares
common
1^50,
22.
Aug.
the
June 23 filed a registration statement with the
proposed public offering of common stock at com¬
It proposes to issue and sell 1,000,000 shares of its
stock.
Proceeds will be used to purchase additional
Operating expenses
Prov. for depreciation..
Amort, of plant acquis.
Plans Split-Up of Common Stock—
The
of
Chairman
to
$
its treasury.
in
formerly Execu¬
board of directors to
of its subsidiary operating companies
financing their construction programs.
It
intention to invest $12,000,000 in the pur¬
chase of additional common stocks of Alabama Power Co. and Georgia
stock
in
$6.79
the
which
$21,026,463 $24,466,105
shares outstanding;
3,600,000
re¬
2101.
p.
Period End. May 31—
—
the third quarter of last year,
In
on
outstanding
share
per
has
on
common
common
1948
14,780,000
$19,781,177
shares
Earnings
offered
used
$35,806,463 $40,936,105
13,460,000
income
President,
and
the
by
as
shares
—
Net
elected
CONSOLIDATED
1950
30,
presently
right
the
connection
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
covering its
petitive bidding.
Inc.—Earnings—
31—
redemption
June
tion.
William F. C. Ewing,
continue
1950,
be
to
receivable.—V.
Power
Schenley
Board
Factors Corp., Charlotte,
additional
88,000
SEC
$5
railway-.—
oper.
been
will
May,
proceeds are
The
share
per
company
is also extending to the hold¬
outstanding 5% cumulative preferred stock (par
exchange their shares for such portion, if any, of
the new preferred stock as is not subscribed for through the exer¬
cise of rights.
The exchange offer will expire on July 3, 1950.
Any
unexchanged shares of old preferred stock will be called for redemp¬
the
of
net
in
Southern
$258,339
i'0,435
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
'
$304,769
income
oper.
has
Klein
Mr.
the
1298.
company
share)
$105
OFFER—The
EXCHANGE
ers
for
RR.—Earnings—
*
railway
railway
a
fund
after
'
The
distribu¬
1950
$278,534
May—
Net
him.
p.
counts
Gross
of
the Presidency and
Southeastern
first
Chairman
Klein,
President,
Vice
171,
The
San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf
B.
from
succeed
The corporation having been dissolved
permanently closed, stockholders have
their certificates to Girard Trust Co.,
in exchange certificates of interest in
26.
June
on
transfer
of
sinking
redeemed
redemption at
to
cover¬
which there will be
the remaining 1,000
10 cents), of
The offering
stockholder.
the
with
(par
(Alexander) Smith & Sons Carpet Co.—New President
Oil Corp.—Dissolved—
Salt Dome
benefit
initial
if
per
thereto and at the Charlestown Works, for the com¬
pletion of a prilling plant and storage facilities at the Jayhawk Works
and
for
the purchase of redemption of
any
unexchanged shares- of
2612.
p.
$101'/2
the
has
100
is subject
June
30,
1951, and thereafter at prices
share if redeemed after June 30, 1956.
Tt
3% sinking fund commencing July 1, 1952.
before
or
on
to
improvements
Skiatron Corp., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
to holders Of common
on June 27,
1950, and
preferred stock
new
redeemed
old
subscribe
to
registration
to
cents
proceeds
A
rights
effective
upon
The
decreasing
$10)
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
per share through Tellier Si Co.,
New York City.
ing 2,500 shares of capital stock
July 6, 1950, or such later date on which such registration be¬
effective, will be the record date for the proposed offer.—V. 171,
.933,
underwriters.
749,000
40
at
952.
Exchange Commission—
filed
21
June
on
to
capital.
Offering Postponed—
The
corporation
covering
offered
85,055,486 491,033,619 518,833,215
82,030,180
Canadian
SEC
$
$
$
$
The
1950—24 Wks.—1949
1950—4 Wks.—1949
be olfered at 20
New York City. The
cents)
5
covering
20
stock held of record 011
common
The subscription rights expire on July 3,
offering is being underwritten by Morgan
1950.
The
1950.
Monday, July 3, J 950
.
.
Stanley & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co. and associated
also
June
on
Corp., New Roehelle, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Domestic Sales Lower—
Period End. June 17—
share for each share of
June 26,
The
the SEC
with
Butler, Moser & Co.,
stockholder.—V. 171, p.
through
to
go
filed
was
common
share
per
proceeds
1639.
170, p.
With
Y.—Files
Rochelle, N.
Exchange Commission—
of notification
shares
18,500
cents
Net
Common
Corp., New
500,000
1950
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
Building,
if
(Jacob) Ruppert—Earnings—
Loss
Leases Bldg.
New York, N. Y., has been sold
by the Whitehall Improvement Corp. to the New York Life Insurance
Co., which in turn
leased the property to the Sheraton Whitehall
Corp. on a long-term.
Both the lessee and the seller are subsidiaries
of Sheraton Corp. of America.
The insurance firm was reported to
have paid in excess of $6,000,000 lor the property.—V. 171, p. 2612.
per
buy
of America—Sells, Then
Whitehall
Sheraton
Tire
June 22 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
on
600,000
covering
offered
Sheraton Corp.
C.
Commission—
—Files With Securities and Exchange
.
for
the
equal
to
30
on
days'
account
4'/*
of
of
the
notice.
the
par
stock outstanding at the
fiscal year ending June 30.—V. 171,
p. 2515.
preferred
(Continued
on
page
The
sinking
value
close
52)
of
preferred
fund
of
the
the
at
$25
number
preceding
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
(15)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
15
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DULY RANEE V PHCES
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FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
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Air Reduction Inc
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3
Dec
15% Mar 29
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Apr
73
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67
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40 Mi
Feb
82%
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59
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76
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Aldens
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104
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91
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38% Jan 11
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Aluminium
120% Oct
89%
Feb
34%
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Jan
70
Dec
20
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27
Dec
61% July
x7% Jun
69
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3,600
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105,400
31
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-
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Dec
17 V8 Jun
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Oct
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81% May
71% July
19%
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64 Vb Jan
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54
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30
7% Jun
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27
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Feb
Aug
84
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11%
Feb
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Dec
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Jan
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22%
Dec
20
Jan
13 3/b Mar 30
Jan
82
Jun
Jan
76
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102
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Apr
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Jan
9% Apr
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92
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185
Apr 24
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39% Apr
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39 Mb Mar
30
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130
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176
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164
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150
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166
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2,500
56 Ma
55
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55
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3,300
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50
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117%
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117% Jan
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12 Vb M«»r -2
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84
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94% Feb 10
69Mi
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14
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61
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163
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24 Ma
24
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23%
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23 Mb
24
11,200
33
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46 Ma
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67 Ma
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7
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152 3/b
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Amer Zinc Lead 8c Smelt com
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25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
85
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7% preferred
84 conv prior
119
67 M.
*137
9%
*128
18 Mb
81 Ma
119
•
65 Mi
66 3/b
64%
1493/4
146%
75 Mi
80 Mb
76%
119
119
300
18 Ma
2,200
152 y4
150
148 Ma
150
2,700
2,300
132
18 Ma
153
9%
46 Ma
*9 Mi
46
46%
132
3,100
120,400
65 Mi
17,400
147
78 Ma
440
10,700
119 Mb
119
610
10 Ms
10 Ma
9 Ma
10
10
10%
9 Ma
10%
93i
9 Mb
13,900
23 Mi
25 Mi
23 Ms
25
24%
253/4
24 Ms
25 Vi
24 Ma
25 Ma
45,600
86
87 3/b
♦86
•85 Ma
86 Mb
84 M4
85%
*84 Ma
85 Ma
68 Ma
68
*68
68 Ma
67 Ma
68
♦67 Ma
9 Mb
186 Mo
68
8 Ma
10
69 Ma
693/i
30
3 1Mb
28
30 Ms
32
30
66
9 Ma
93%
93/4
9
68
68
9%
9 Ma
67%
68 Ma
69
93/8
230
230
29,100
67%
Ma
67
67
30 3/4
30
30%
29
30 %
29
29Mb
303/i
30
30%
29 Ma
30%
29
31
1,480
20 Mb
21 Mi
8,500
67 Va
430
51,800
r
Corp—
$4 preferred
♦85
6 Mb
473/4
14%
common—No par
Anderson, Clayton 8c Co
5 Mo
•46
20°/b
common—14
100
Works Co Inc_—8
new
5 Ms
47M4
15 Mb
American Viscose Corp
5% preferred
Cable
r
21%
15
100
American Tel 8c Tel Co
53/b
♦46
42
Ma
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
41 Ma
20
Refining com—100
preferred
40%
68
'
7 Mb
No
American Ship Building Co—No
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No
7% preferred
Co
5,000
3
30Ma
100
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
6 Mi
19%
7%
San'y com_—No par
Co common
Shares
6 7/a
20 3/i
293/a
Safety Razor
8% non-cum preferred
$ per share
6%
7%
7% preferred
Armco Steel
8 per share
31%
Amer Rad 8c St
American Seating Co
the Week
♦19 Ma
63/i
21
17
Sales for
June 30
$ per share
June 28
$ per share
S per share
Friday
June 29
Thursday
Weonesuay
Mb
No par
com_No par
American Power 8c Light
4%%
2,400
173/4
64%
109 Mb
393/4
29 Mb
4%% preferred
Molasses Co
41% Feb 10
12
108 V*
40Ma
50
American
397/b Jun 23
106% Jun
2,500
473/4
17%
•86
165
53/4
100
American Metal Co Ltd
Andes Copper Mining
A P W products Co Inc
Dec
22 Ma
47
♦150
165
36'/2
22%
17 Mb
1C%
IIOM4
107
41
23
48
17 Mb
22
*47 Ma
170
473/4
No par
12
42% Nov
71%
5 Mb
of 111
30
95
15,900
180
23
*46 Ma
100
10% Jan
29 %
107 Ma
179%
22
50 Ma
preferred
Amer Machine 8c Metals
8c
32,500
23%
10
10
1
100
Glass
600
45,000
5 Mb
101
180
5M4
11Mb
53/8
110
184%
1
No par
25% Jun
114V»
102
11 Va
12
55Mi
Secur
Fdry com
Wire
5 3/8
Juno 24
7ft preferred
American Woolen
10%
6 Mb
{Saturday
STOCK
American Investment Co
American Water
12 Ya
53/4
23
10
American Locomotive common
American Sugar
♦100
103
11%
6'/b
184 Ma
10
10
100
6% non-cum preferred
Stores
103
12 Mb
51/4
109
25
preferred
Snuff
103
11
5,400
LOW AND HIGH
Products
News
*1011/4
12
6 Va
5%
20
4
For footnotes see peg*
11 Ma
1
1
com
104
103
100
No par.
No par
11
Jun
1,100
102
13
Jun
1,600
89,900
102
Feb
26% May
10%
67
66
327/b
9 Ma Jan
19%
41
9%
10%
67
com—No par
19% Feb
77
93/4
67
360
Dec
6
41
41
10%
68
3,100
12.500
7,300
Nov
Mar
41%
41 Mi
3%
37%
116
31 Mb
28%
5
115
31
11 y4
3
3 Vb
*35%
115%
32
Jun
4% Jan
10 y8
•67
3%
37%
113%
3 1Mb
8% July
15%
41 Ma
41
3%
•353/8
32 Ma
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
2% Aug
40
3%
37 Ma
117 M.
31 Mi
American International Corp-No par
Common
116
31%
Power com—No'par
Home
Hock
*35%
119'
32%
10
Encaustic Tiling
Anaconda
3 Ma
3%
38
113
31%
American Ice Co common
6%
3'/4
*353/8
25,500
Co
6% convertible
Anchor
48% Jun
41%
3%
38
117%
42%
23,700
11 Ma
$6 preferred
American
99 Ma
*95
99%
55 Mi
100
$7 preferred
87 2nd preferred
7#
*95
56%
100
Amer A Foreign
American
99 Mi
541/2
Par
American
•95
98MB
*95
16Mb
American
7%
128% NOV
99%
♦95
800
2,800
26,600
67 Ma
American Steel Foundries
31Ms
Jun
35%
11%
27% Feb 18
21 y4
120
343/4
16 Vb
22% May 23
49
36
*65%
27
Jun
34M4
11 Va
26
Jun
36 Ma
16Mb
Jun
Jan
35%
66%
18 % Jun
39%
36
10%
American Natural Gas Co
37
34M»
16Mb
American
23%
367/a
66 Ma
33% Mar 16
Sep
34%
11%
36% Jan
Jan
27
16Mb
30
8%
27
67
273/4 Jun
14%
19 Mb
27
11 M4
Dec
178
19-/8
27
66 Ma
33 Va
Jun
20 Va
27
♦20 M2
16 Ma
Nov
Mar
20
27
240
17
28 Ms
6% Mar
238%
21
28
11'%
3
10
230
20
271/4
67%
26
169
8,200
242
20
28%
16Mb
6% Jun
33
233
235
20%
246
3,300
IOM4
104% Jan
—
229 Ma
500
9 Mb
67
Oct
—
9 Mb
17%
Dec
36% Aug
242 Mi
93/4
12
Nov
Feb
93
9%
9%
67'A
7
—
*88
9 Mb
16%
33%
32
93
93/4
67%
105 Ms
22
*88
93
9
110%
Jan
7
93
300
25,100
2
Jun
17
♦88
*88
10 Vb
IOM2
Jan
7% Jan
108
68 MI
5 Ms
106 Mi May
*103
9 MB
863/4
22 M4
108
28
1
No par
American Export Lines Inc——40a
3.90%
♦103
20%
241
preferred series A_100
pfd series B
100
Amer M&ch &
108
66 Mb
American European
American
31
*103
58
American Gas 8c Electric Co
34% Apr 11
311/4
105 Ma
10%
55% Mar 22
48
.
30 M4
28 MB
105M2
31%
57%
American Hide As Leather com
Dec
29%
26,200
3,500
76
76
31
2%
33%
5
Nov
28%
313/4
60
73
61
59
62
78
♦74
78
2M4
2%
.
31%
1
32%
•74
76
61
86
6 Mi Apr
48
76
2Mb
2Mb
64%
*71 Ma
73
♦71 Mi
73
23/4
64 M4
33 Ma
43% May
Jan
•71 %
2%
34
3
Jun
71'/2
65'A
64
67
34
American Distilling Co
American
5,700
69%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
conv
11,100
17 y8
34 %
4%%
3 % %
23/4
17 Mb
50
Chicle
conv
2 Ma
17%
10 Vb
Shoe Co
3%%
2Mb
17 Ma
34 Mb
9
Jun
9%
2Mb
17%
2Mb
80
28%
2%
17 Mb
71
2%
17 Me
35
4Mb Jan
Jun
65%
18%
73
27/a
10
2%
34
39% Feb
11%
2%
♦118
123
2%
17 Mb
35%
ok
73
17%
*71 Ma
*118
2%
35%
Oct
24 M4
12%
123
2%
118 Ma
30 Ma
6y4
9%
17,000
118 %
123
♦118
123
32,600
84 Ma
43%
100
21 Mb
31-/8
Jun
Jan
21
86 3/4
American Hawaiian SS Co
46
6y4
22
30%
Jun
34
21M4
863/4
$ per share
Jan
1%
6 y4
22 Mb
♦118
EXCHANGE
4% Mar 23
44
21Me
68 Ma
NEW TORK
8% May 19
217/b Jun 22
53/4 Jun 27
Oct
13 M4
22%
11%
863/4
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
15%
430
21%
1
American Chain A: Cable
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
6M4
51 Ma
STOCKS
Tear 1949
t per share
51 Ma
10%
31%
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
52
86
American
87
11 3/b
•51 Ma
32 Ma
30M4
7% preferred
Jan
19 %
10%
51 Ma
22
American Car & Fdry com—No par
82
Feb
11 3/B
51 Mi
31 Ms
861/2
American Can Co common
33%
Jun
31 3/b
10%
511/a
311/2
Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable A; Radio Corp
Jun
14
29
11%
5IM2
86 MB
4* convertible preferred
Jun
15%
32%
10 MB
51%
22%
283/4
American
60
19% July
Feb
29%
117/b
87%
preferred
21%
39%
33%
11%
51%
33%
Bank Note common
American
700
31%
preferred——100
cum conv
43
5,800
31 Mi
American Bosch Corp
12
101 Mi Feb
187% Sep
49%
CLOSED
Agricultural Chemical—No par
3%4>
14 % Apr 21
Jan
106%
43
American Airlines common
Jun
126
Jan
Jan
39
No par
Amerada
8
12
2
Jan
81
39
*37%
86%
Petroleum Corp
9
45% Mar
27
38
172% Mar
39
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
27
104
Jun
38
vb
11,200
No par
Limited
Jun
40
96% July
5% Jun
2%
38
va
100
No par
preferred
conv
9% Jun
100 % Mar
30% Mar
10%
38M4
10
5
Alpha Portland Cement
38
38
No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common-No par
16
Jan
39 Vb
No par
27
Nov
43
39 Vb
Allied Stores Corp common
Feb
53% May 31
EXCHANGE
g
28% Jun
33 Mi Jun
20 MB
No par
Dec
Oct
21%
20%
1
Allied Mills
1
Feb
88
21 MB
21 Vb
Allied Kid Co
25%
37% Deo
22%
20 Ms
Industries Inc
Allied Chemical As Dye
12
Feb
21
247/8
Jan
21%
21
100
1
100
Allegheny As West Ry 6%
May 27
Jun
STOCK
21
93
May 16
11 %
76
21
*90
96
3
26%
20%
gtd—100
2
93
21%
108
8 Vs Jan
84 Mi Jun
203/4
108
89% Mar
19
21 %
•76
Dec
8%
3 Me
20%
common
Feb
93%
31/4
21%
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
4
24
3,900
3
21
100
Vlcksburg. Ry
Allegheny Corp common
• %% preferred A
34% May 17
110 Mi Apr
Inc
8,400
3%
1
1
50
4%* preferred w w
Mi Jan
2% Jun
Shares
22 Mb
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
2 M»
13 y8
483/4
3 Mb
3
3 Vb
3%
No par
Feb
8c
47 3/4
49%
3
21%
1
No pa*
3% Jan
121
5
2% Jun
25% Jan
t per share
sft.nre
48 Ma
50%
49
49M2
10
•3 preferred w w
9
47 %
$
8 per share
$ per share
50
Sales for
the Week
3 Mb
Admiral Corp new common
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
17
55% Mar
Sper share
49
Addresoograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
13% Mar 15
5
8 per share
Friday
June 29
June 28
2.50
Co..
Motors
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
May 31
39% Apr
17 M4 Jan
51
4%
14
June 27
June 30
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 26
a
_
Acme Steel Co
13
42% Feb
52
Dec
61%
ACF-Brlll
22
23% May 17
30
Jan
35
Par
Abbott Laboratories
21
Monday
June 24
S per share
share
44% Mar 31
Dec
3%
BataRdny
EXCHANGE
Highest
21% May
STOCK
NEW TORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1949
37
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
mm
6.25
No par
21%
10
20
•
No Par
Corp common
-10
convertible preferred——100
21%
22 Mo
109 Ma
109 Va
1 "i
20%
21%
109 Va
109 Ma
58
58 Ma
57%
58 Mi
22 Mb
233/4
2 2 Va
20%
108
10 Ma
4
34
104 Ma
103/4
4
36 Mb
37 Mi
105 Ma
10 Mi
3 Mb
34 Mi
34
103 Ma
10
Mi:
4
35%
3 6 Ma
104
108
20 Ma
21
58%
•10
4
353/4
108
108
♦106
58%
55
58
55
'20
21 '/a
35
21%
2434
24 Mb
24
lOMa
10 Mb
-/a
103/8
♦10
4
4
36
35
353/4
37 Mo
34 Mb
104 Mi
105 Mi
104 Mi
4
35%
36 3/4
105
109
55
Mi
4
35
25%
10 Mb
4
35 Mi
110
2,600
103,300
400
2,400
3,700
34 Ms
36
86,800
104 Mi
105
1,520
16
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
Highest
$ per
t per share
Jun
8%
Jan
51'A
105 %
10% Apr 24
13
82% Apr
24
53
10
30
100 Ms Mar 13
111
Oct
114
Jun
13
Mar 13
Apr
Armour
$6
8
11%
9
Artloom
27
25% May 10
Ashland
29
26 Ma May 16
15
Dec
104
101%
Dec
98
Apr
30%
12 Mi Jan
109
Apr
87
Jan
30
Sep
Feb
05
13%
19
15%
Feb
50%
19 Ma Jun
Mar 10
23
com
Oil
&
cum
Associated
EXCHANC-S
110
Jan
30
6%
1st preferred™
105% Jun
23
7%
2nd
59 Ma Mar
2
80
Jun
105%
Jan
100 Ms Jan
16
Jun
105%
Nov
103 Ma Jan
27
109% May 19
10 Vs
Dec
15
Jan
12
28
ISMsMaylO
A
18% Jun
27
21% Jun
12
Atlantic
32 Mi
Jun
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
48% May
2
53
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
28
Jun
121% Jun
80
14
Mar 23
preferred
Associates
Investment
Arch Topeka
5%
&
non-cum
T
F
Co
Santa
Fe
W
77
Feb
Jun
27
Jun
42%
Dec
36% Jan
24
Jun
112%
Dec
108% Feb
1
124 Ma Jun
93%
Jun
102
Dec
99% Jan
5
102 Ma May 29
20
Jan
24'A Aug
22% Jan
19
25% Feb
7
Jun
58
51M» Mar 25
65 Mt Jun
1
Atlas
Feb
100
15
Jan
Dec
110
20 Mi
Sep
86
105
Jan
Feb
17
2
May
93
Feb
7%
Sep
6 Ms Jun
25
30
Feb
15%
Dec
14% Jun
29
4%
Jun
10%
Nov
4%
Jun
34%
Jun
Jan
8
5% Jun
Feb
16
8% Mar
16
3
Feb
T SS
25
12
29
8 Mo Apr
14% Jan
5% Jan
3
9 Ms Apr
18
37% Jan
4
53 Ma Apr
preferred
48 Ma
49%
47%
48%
9,400
103 Mi
•102
103 Mi
102
102
*101 Mi
102%
*101 Mi
102 Mi
112
113 Ma
113
115 Ms
113%
114
*113
114 Ma
16%
*15Mi
115
16
•15%
9%
•15%
16 Ma
16 Mi
16
55,000'
10
320
16
600
9%
9%
9 Ms
9%
9'/a
9 Ms
9%
1,900
21%
22%
22%
22 Ma
22 Ms
22 Ma
217/a
22 Ms
9,100
2 5 Ms
24%
24 Mi
24 Ma
24 Ma
24 Ma
24 Ma
17 Ms
18 Ma
16%
18
108 Ms
.
,
108 Mi
105 Ma
106
106
106
102 Ma
104 Ma
102%
103
102 Ma
103
hi
53
111
54
49-/4
115%
107
108
17 Ms
t>i
1
16 Mi
16 Ms
17
27,700
*104 Ma
106
360
103
*102 Ma
103
200
*102 Ma
Mi
1,100
17%
104 Mi
104
50 Ma
48%
111 Mi
114
106%
9%
17 Mi
113 Ma
108 Mi
111 Ma
109 Mi
110%
104 Mi
105 '/a
105 Ma
105 Ma
105 Ms
105 Ms
107%
Pi
50
51
8,800
2,500
12 Ma
13
12
12 Ma
12
12 Ma
12 Mi
12 y2
12 Mi
12%
20 Ma
5,300
187/s
20
19%
19 Mi
19Ms
20
19%
19 Mi
3,600
4 3 Ma
45
43 Ma
44'/a
43 Ma
44
8,800
44
42
44%
72 Ms
73
88
86
87
52%
48
52 Mi
115
10U
74
71%
*85%
90 Mi
49%
51 Ma
73
47 Ma
*85
90%
71
71
*85
50 Ma
J. 14 Mi
116
115 Mi
116 Ma
113 Ma
115
113
101 Ms
101
101 Ma
100%
101 Mi
101
46,900
114 Mi
101
102
100 Ma
23%*
24
23 Ma
23%
23 Mi
23 Ms
56 Ma
59%
56 Ma
58 Ma
57 Mi
59 Mi
23
23%
22 Mi
56 Ma
1,390
960
23%
58 Ma
'57 Ma
58
110
*110
111
♦110
111
110
110
No par
No par
i$1.20>
600
51
118
101
2,100
90 Mi
48 Ms
110
*110
17
*13
17
*14
17
*14
17
*14
16,500
1,800
111
17
17
7
No par
7%
15%
5c
6%
*11 Ma
7 Ms
7
15 M4
16
6 Mi
5
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
Mfg Corp (The)
$2.25 conv preferred
.
100
Autocar Co
Avco
73
87 Ma
50 Ma
No par
common
prior pref
45 Ma
7 6 Ma
25
5
Nichols
Vs
75
A__10Q
convertible preferred
Atlas Tack Corp
15 Mi
♦15
6%
3
7
6%
15 Ms
14%
€M4
46%
6%
6 Mi
6 Ms
11 Va
11 Ma
11 Ma
7%
45
7 Ms
11 Ma
12
No par
common
6%
7 Mi
7
44%
43
44
6%
15
55/s
*14 Mi
155/s
6
11 Ma
1,600
600
6
11 Ms
2,700
11 Ma
6%
7 Ms
6 Mi
42 Mi
44
30
100
6%
6 Mi
11
7 M»
6 Mi
43%
42 Ms
1,700
42 Ms
13%
7
107,300
2,500
B
Jun
15
Nov
13 % Jun
30
15% Jan
25
Babbitt
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
9% Jun
27
13% Feb
16
Ealdwin Locomotive Works
7%
Jun
11%
Jan
9
Jun
27
12 Mi
14%
Jun
22%
Jan
17% Jun
29
23% Apr
14%
Jun
25
Jan
60 y2
Jun
72
July
xl3
38
53
Jun
15
Sep
2
36
Jun
Dec
41
97/a
Feb
17% Feb
63
40
Jan
1Mb
Jun
17%
33%
Feb
12%
Nov
101
69
Mar
mmmm
86%
6%
Jun
10 Ms
27 M4
Jun
32%
Jun
11 Ma
Jun
16
10%
Feb
16 Ma
11Vs
Jun
Oct
17
98
37%
Oil
8
Barker
Brothers
26
4Ma%
Jan
Bayuk
9
Feb
108
May 11
21 Mi Jan
Jun
30
23 Ma May 2i
74
Jan
3
Jan
7% Feb
26
86 Ma Jun
23
17 Ms
9 Ms
9 Ma
90
86
Jan
12
1
Jun
26
Oct
26
Apr
26
'
Dec
33 Ms
Jan
30 Ma Jan
13
Dec
139% Jan
21
36
141
31 Mi Apr
31% Mar
20
24% Mar 27
11% Mar
9 Ma Jan
3
Feb
23
2 Vs Jan
11
12
29% Jan
39% May 26
39% Jun 12
148
Jun
26
29 Mi May 19
17 Mt Jun
22
Lowest
32%
30 Ma
104 Ma
*102 Ma
104 Ma
104 Ma
20
17%
17 Ma
17 Mi
17
17
21%
17 Ma
17 Va
21 Ms
21 Ms
4,400
217/s
22 Ms
21 Ms
22
21
87
21 Ms
85 Ma
86
2,200
87
86
$ per share
Sper share
YORK
Jan
25 Ma Apr
26
29 M2 Feb
15 Ms
Nov
13% Jun
27
17
Jun
14%
Dec
11 Ms Jun
27
14% Jan
5
Bliss
9%
Jun
15
Dec
13 Ma Jan
4
18 Mi Jun
5
1
22% Jan
3
31% May
Aug
27.
Jan
22% Mar 25
31
May 10
Aug
64
Jan
46 Ma Jun
60
Jan
18
Aug
13%
Nov
38% Mar
42 y2
32 Ma
Jan
19 Ma
July
51
29
14 Ma Jun
30
12% Jun
27
48
Dec
27
Jun
10
x24% Jan
12
16% Jan
9
51% Apr
4
73 Mi May 26
Apr
59 %
Dec
55
Feb
15
01 Ma May
98 Ma
Dec
97% Apr
1% Jan
1
100 Mi Jun
15
Jan
30
4
Dec
x34 Ma Feb
24
3% Apr
42 Mi Jun
29
8% Mar
7% Feb
14
9% Feb
18
32 Ma Jan
26
iy2 Mar
26
Jun
6 Ma
25 %
2
38
Jun
J an
6 Ma
Jun
20 Ms
Jun
47 Ma
Jun
21 Ma
25%
Oct
98
Jan
18%
Jan
9
Jan
29 Mi Mar
95
Jan
15 Mi
Jun
13 Ma
120
Jun
Feb
7 Ma
Jun
Ma
9%
32
20
Jan
Apr
29%
33
28
NOV
27
13
Jan
25% Apr 19
23 M» Mar 24
Jan
105 Ma
Jun
7% Mar 10
Jan
Dec
100
Apr
20
Dec
39
36
Jan
13
50% May 29
liy4 Jun 27
12% Dec
40
Dec
102%
24
36 Ma Mar
19%
Dec
29% Jan
6
105 Ma Jan
18
44 Ma
Jun
14
14
Mar
7
2
45
16
103
16
Jun
27
26
Dec
May 17
53
30
121 Ma Jun
Sep
13 Mi
1
12
29% May 19
Feb
100
May
36 Mi Jun
20% Jun
Dec
Dec
125
12 Ms
Jun
19
Ma Jan 24
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
12
12
61% July
76
Oct
74 Ma Jan
3
81
26 Ma
35%
Dec
34 Vz Jan
4
39% Jan 24
Jun
Jun
Apr
84
Dec
82 Ma Jan
18
91
13 M2
Jun
16%
Jan
12% Jun
29
15% May. 3
9 Ma Jan
5
7
80
Jun
9
May
8
x97%
Jun
122
6 Ms
Jun
Mar 29
60
Jun
3
Jun
98 Mi
Jun
20%
Jun
9
82
Feb
Mar 31
114
Dec
Feb
17
Dec
11M4
4% Mar
24%
105
Dec
30
6% Jun
13
5
5
105 V2 Jan
24
26
24% Jun
19
101 Ma
May
x21
Apr
Feb
36 Ma
Dec
34 Ms Feb
5
58
Apr
52% Jun
26
Jun
2
Oct
1% Feb
8
3 Ma
Jun
5%
Jan
4
22%
Jan
12%
Feb
98
Sep
&
17
.
Feb
28
109 M4 Mar
M2 Jun
27
9% Jun
29
12% Feb 24
99
Jun
29
106
41
May
40
Jan
5
43
21
Oct
17
10%
Jun
15%
Dec
Jan
51
Dec
Jun
29
13% Mar 30
43 Ma Apr
3
12 Mi Mar
16%
Dec
15
Jun
50
53 Ma
Nov
54
May 2»
Mar
For footnotes
see
page 26
28
Feb
28
Mar 20
23 Ms
86 Ma
86 Ma
700
l'/s
1 V'8
1%
124,400
26 Mi
26 Mi
26 Mi
29
37
36 Ma
26 Ms
33 Ma
33
15 Ms
$ per share
145 Mi
28
26 Mi
36
35 Ma
27
36 Ms
35
35 Ma
STOCK
34 Ms
*141%
25 Ma
25 Ms
26 Mi
25
25 Ms
25%
26 Ma
15%
15Ms
16
15 Ma
15 Me
15 Mi
16
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
June 26
$ per share
SALE
June 27
S per share
36 Ms
145
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
June 28
$ per share
26 Ma
Shares
26 Ma
600
14 Ma
14 y8
15,000
11 Ma
11 Mi
6,900
15 Ms
15 Ma
15 Va
16
15 Ms
15 Me
26 Vi
28 Ms
1,300
28'/a
29 Mi
27%
29%
26%
28 Mi
24 Ma
30,000
25 Ms
25
25 Mi
24 Ma
25
25 Ms
48 Ms
48 Ma
25%
47 Ma
48
2,500
47%
48
46 Ma
17 Ma
47%
47 Ma
17
49 Mi
17
17Ms
17
17 Ms
16
13 Ms
17 Ms
13 Mi
14 Ma
15 Mi
12 Ms
2,190
13 Ma
13
13 Ms
12%
13 Ms
12%
13 Ms
48
12,000
50%
48 M4
50
48 Ms
48%
48 Mi
48 Ma
63 Mi
8,000
68 Mi
65 Ma
673/i
63
66 Ma
63 Mi
66 Mi
99 y2
29,700
99 Ma
99 Ma
99
99
9 9 Ma
99 Ma
2 Ms
2 Ms
2 Ma
*2
41 Mi
41%
1
50 Ms
5
63 Va
100
I
common
conv
*98 Ma
100
69 Mi
*99
41 Mi
5
2 Mi
41 Mi
8 Mi
22
9 Mi
31%
27 Ma
24 Ma
♦2
41 Mi
9 Ma
22
8 Mi
9 Mi
33 Mi
28
Mi
1
27 Ma
Ma
8 Ma
8Mb
8Mb
20%
20 Ms
20 Ms
22
150
11 Ms
10 Ms
10 Ms
10 Ms
11
17,700
31
32%
30
31 Ms
29%
30 Ma
20.900
3,:,
2 7 Mi
24 Ms
40 Ma
39
52
50 Mi
27 Ms
39 Ma
51 Mi
11 Mi
15
44
44 Ma
43
*103
104 Ma
*103
23 Ma
5
16 Ma
121 Ma
23 Mi
17 Ms
123
400
3.400
10 Ms
101 Mi
12 Mi
2 1MB
16
•122
24Ms
24 Ms
102
*99
38
*51 Ma
11 Ms
ll3/s
43
42 Ma
104 Ma
•103
22 Ma
17Ms
123
24 Ms
26 Ma
24
27
27
24%
6,200
27%
23%
2,700
24
7,900
102
38 Ma
37
38
37
38
52 Ma
50 Mi
52
51
51
11 Mi
43
104 M2
11 Ms
11
101 Ma
Ms
UMa
200
3,400
1,800
U Ms
10,500
*42
42%
*42
42 Ma
1,300
104 Ma
*103
104 Ma
21 Mi
20 3 4
21 Ma
20%
17 Ms
16Mb
17%
17
123
101 Ma
*103
IMa
♦122
8%
*99
16 Ma
2
•
27 Ma
102
8Mb
*20
122
122
20 Ms
2,900
17 Mi
*122
17,000
123
No par
15 Mi
16 Mo
14Ms
No par
preferred
30
2Mb
41 Ms
41
20 Ma
25 Mi
11 Ms
2 Ma
2%
42%
10 Mi
102 Mi
No par
-.No par
8
4 IMa
960
20
51 Mi
40
common
8 Ma
15%
01
20
11
15 Ms
42
40
No par
common
Mo
•102
100
100
Co
51 Mi
100
2 Mi
2.50
preferred
16%
16 Ma
14%
16
80
81
15 Ma
79
16%
80
*79
80
78 Ma
79
77 Va
*35
35 Ma
35 Ma
60
78
1
...
35 Mi
15 Ms
135,900
2,700
37
35
35
No par
Watch Co Inc
19 Ma
19%
20
19 Ms
19Va
33 Ma
18 Ms
34 Mi
35%
19 Ma
35
17
5
19
32%
19 Ms
32 Mi
4,800
33
33 Ma
31 Mi
20
20 Mi
32 Ma
3 IMa
19
31 Mi
20%
2.100
20 Mi
21
19 Ms
20
19 Ms
20 Ms
24,300
•
common
preferred
conv
1
100
2nd
preferred
Terminal
*94
Bldg
1
common
1%
90
13 Ma
'
8 Mi
preferred__100
120
15
preferred.
participating
preferred
Byron Jackson Co
;
Packing
94
94
92
87
60
89
89
*80
88
88
83
*85
88
300
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
13%
8%
121 Mi
11 Ms
78 Ma
5%
18 Ms
100
♦103
2 1Mb
19 Ms
104
22 Ms
13 Mi
8Mb
117
9 Ms
78
4Ms
18 Mi
103
21 Ma
13%
8 Mi
118
10 Ma
78 Va
5 Ma
19
103 Mi
22
13 Ms
83/i
•115
9%
78
5 Mi
42M4
37
41 Mi
39 Ma
52%
52%
52%
53
1%
1Mb
5M2
5%
5 Ma
19%
17%
10 Ma
par
Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
50% Feb
1
18 M4 Jun
9
Capital Admin
class
A...
101
100
Canada Southern
*40
common
10 Ma
100 Va
17 Ms
13%
8%
117
10%
78
5%
18MS
102
102 Ma
21 Mi
22%
8%
13%
25,500
8 Ma
4,000
115
140
9%
9 Ms
13,600
75%
•76 Ma
570
5%
6,600
5 Ms
18
18
102 Mi
22
3
4,000
102 Mi
200
22
2,100
40 Ma
39 Ma
40%
39%
39%
*52 Ma
53%
*52 Va
53%
140
1%
lMi
1%
1%
1Mb
5 Mi
8,600
5 Ma
5 Ms
5%
5 Ma
5%
18 Mi
10 Vi
100
18 Ms
10%
100 Ms
18 Mi
9%
99
19
10 Ma
100 Ma
42 V2
42 Ma
41 Ma
18
17
16%
15 Ma
16
15 Ms
16%
46
46%
4 6 Ms
46%
Mi
4 6 Mi
17 V4
45%
15 M»
16%
15
15 Mi
*15 Mi
*53 Ma
55 Va
54%
54%
54 %
4,300
27,500
*17 Mi
4 2 Ma
18
55Ma
18 Va
17
*41
18
15
16
54%
15%
*45
15%
*53 Mi
9.600
10 Ms
42
42
*16
17
9 Ms
99
18%
*54
18%
99
16%
Ma
6,600
*
42
46Ma
12 Ms
114
53 Ma
41 Ma
46 Mi
"
92
1%
15%
1
10
10 Ma
100 Ma
5
94
*17M4
No par
25
No par
A
11 Ms
102
5 Ma
19
*77 Ma
5 3/i
213/4
1%
8 Va
78 Ma
21%
52%
12 Ms
117
9 Ma
183/s
40%
*92
10 Ma
102 Ma
1
19 Mi
83/i
18 Mi
50
2
13 Ma
119
102 Ma
common__No par
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No
preferred
95 Ma
*80
88
5 Ma
No par
1,100
90
78 Ma
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Byers Co (A M) common____No
par
35 Mi
*94
10 Mi
100
:
96
*85
100
.
Bush Term
Butler Bros
$3
Sales for
the Week
S per share
16Mb
Bigelow
(The)
Canadian
Friday
June SO
June 2!)
$ per share
26
3 Ma% preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine^.No par
7%
800
6,600
20,000
28 Va
preferred
4 Ma %
145
16Mb
15
Buffalo Forge Co
Bush
34 Ma
*141 Mi
25
•
$3.60 preferred
3M2%
130,400
3 6 Ms
145 Ms
27
Brown Shoe Co Inc common
4%
7,000
3 5 Ms
35 Ms
*142 Mi
No par
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Bulova
35 Ma
36
147
CLOSED
(The)
Bristol-Myers Co
$5
5,000
EXCHANGE
Airways Inc
I
2.50
Brewing Corp. of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
'..No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Budd
27
5
Braniff
7%
34 Ms
16.900
5
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
May 15
23 Mi
86 Ma
1 Vs
16s/o
Borg-Warher Corp common.
3Ma% pi eferred
20Mi Feb 15
57 Ma
23 Ms
86 Mi
1%
1
16
Boston & Maine RR
(assented)
Bower Roller Bearing Co
17 Mi Jun
15
23 Ms
8 7 Ma
1Mb
36
2.50
Class BJ
California
Jun
24
*86 Ma
IMa
1 Mi
25 Mi
5% preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Jan
23 Mi
88 Va
89
27
Brass.
Bond Stores Inc.
23
35 Ma
24 Ma
*86 Ma
247/a
t
Ami Co class A
26
Jan
23 Mi
24,100
No par
Aluminum
55
2% Apr 19
6 Mi' May 18
22V2 May 17
12 Ms
12
43% Jun
16 Mi
40 Mi
7
24% Jan
May
Jan
79% Jun
13
1
9%
Apr 20
12% Jun
1
29
52
Jun
125
3% Jan
30
16%
23
Mar 28
17% Jun
Jan
26Ma Jan
Jun
Ms Apr 18
69% Mar
7
91 Ma Jun
11 Ms
11 Ms
Burlington Mills Corp
13
12 Ma
Sfttaird**
E'Ullard Co
Dec
12
12
23% May 22
36% Jan 11
'
13 Ms
11 Ms
22% Jun 22
91
32,700
11 Mi
12 Ms
21
Jun
4 3 Ms
13
11 Ms
17 M4 Mar 30
70 Ms
42 Ma
10 Ms
12 Ma
31 Ma Feb
2
13 Ms
35
l
17
Mar
44 Mi
12
&
20
42
15
cum
1,100
3,500
90
44%
27
5%
17 Mi
16 Mi
42%
14 Ms
Brown
16 Ms
15 Vs
*88
42 Ms
®26M/a
Borden Co
190
41
15
Dec
100
88 y2
27 Ma
Dec
30
16 Ma
14 Ma
Jan
Jun
17 Ma
15%
88 Ma
27
18 Ma
92
16Mb
16%
15 Vs
19%
;
2,000
27 Ma
36
Nov
3,000
14
13 Ms
Apr
95
29%
13%
27
Feb
May
29 Ma
15 Ma
Bon
6,100
14 Ms
28
Bohn
210
8%
43 Ms
26 Mi
Co—
86
Mi
30
14 Mi
(E W)
3,700
31
28
Jun
77
17 Mi
30
*29 Ma
92
16%
*88
8
30
No par
13%
27
17Mi
16 Ma
92
8%
8%
30
No par
29%
.
16Mb
16
*88
8 Mi
Black & Decker Mfg Co
12 Mi
Jun
15Ms
17
8Mb
Edaw-Knox Co
Bucyrus Erie Co
1
16%
90
Juno U
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
27
14 Mi
27 Mi
-
20y8 Jan
Jun
297/s
14 Ma
No par
25% Feb .11
126
30%
14 Ma
No par
Boeing Airplane Co
25% Mar
21
50
30
14 Ma
148
Bliss & Laughlin Inc.;
3
30
14 Ms
1
Par
Jun
28 Ma
14 Mi
147 Mi
$ per share
8%
30 Mi
24 Ma
STOCK
10%
3u
*86 Ma
EXCHANGE
30 Ma
3u
8%
Mi
12 Ms
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
,
3U
29
*102 Va
41 Ma
.No par
com
8 Mi
29 Ma
16 Mi
1
preferred
*86
8 Mo
90
I
Foods
30 Ms
104'/2
30 Ma
16 Mi
10
Best
87
29%
*102 Ma
14 Ma
10Q
,
*86
31
30
10
Best & Co
NEW
May 23
8 Ma
32
*30
5
Jun
Jun
*86
t
:
22%
17%
21 Ma
_100
Home Appliances
33%'c
Indus Loan common
10
Highest
3,100
17 Ms
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No
pac
Benguet Consol Mining Co
18 pesos
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
3,600
,
104 Ma
pfd.__No par
STOCKS
Year 1949
10
18%
50
(Del)
240
18 Ms
32%
17 Mi
Beneficial
7%
38
104 Ma
Bendix Aviation..
Bethlehem Steel
90
103
14
Range for Previous
.
18 Ms
95/s
13
Dec
Sper share
37
17 Ma
18% Jun
2% July
*36%
37
9 Mi
90
Bendix
4,800
18 Ms
L
3
16 Ms
37 Va
t
May 15
16 Mi
9 Ms
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co common
16
17
17%
*37
1,200
..100
Shoe ,(A Si 4%%. pfd.
Beech Aircraft Corp
preferred
16 Ms
9 Mi
...2.50
Beck
4Mi%
17%
17 Ms
Belding-Heminway
Jun
2,300
9 Ms
8
477/a Apr 29
42 Mi
17 Ma
12
4
41%
18
15% Apr
18 Mi Jun
13
43 Ma
32
1
10
40
17 Ma
9 Ms
16,400
19 Mi
66
17
3
Feb
19
19 Ma
66
38
13% Jan
12 Ma Jan
18 Ms
35,900
19 Ma
16
97/s
22.800
9 Ms
67
36 Ms
12% Feb
34 Ma Jan
19 Ms
19 Ma
*65 Ma
18
Feb
x85
17 Ms
19 Ms
38
Jun
Dec
19Ms
67
17 Mo
Eeech-Nut Packing CoL
27 Ma
Lowest
16 M2
43
18%
38
Beech Creek RR-
85
Oct
44 Ma
5
Jan
0
44 Ma
9
26% May
Jun
44 Ma
6
4
Jun
43 Ma
9% Jan
27
Jun
45 Mi
34 Ma Jan
9 Ms Jan
22 M4
*65 Va
32 Ma Feb
23 Mi Jun
23 Ms
19 Ms
67 Mi
7
Jan
129 Ma
20 Ma
12
Nov
May
19%
19 Mi
27
11
25
13
2,800
10
12.50
.
conv
20
66
29 Mi Jan
27%
Dec
cum
9 Ma
21 Mi
28 % Jun
Feb
Feb
Mills Inc
div
9 Mi
10
No par
Co common
convertible preferred
$1.50
13 Ms
10 Ms
9 Ma
67 Ma
Feb
Apr
1%
3%%
Beaunit
13 Ma
9 Mi
10%
18%
L
Inc
Foods
13%
10 Mi
9 Mi
21 Mi
Mar
7
6%
73 Ma
Cigars
Beatrice
13%
9 Ms
9 Ms
*65 Ma
Bath Iron Works Corp
9
13 Ms
10 Ms
9
50
...
6
13 Ma
9%
10
preferred
13 Va Jan
13 Mi
10
50
10
common
20% Mar
13 Ms
10 Ms
9 Ma
100
(Delaware)
34% May 17
21%
23 Ms
Corp
13 Ms
10
100
common
preferred
29
15 Ms Mar 25
Mar
Jun
Barber
21
Feb
85
26
5%
30
98
■
Nov
30 M2
preferred
Aroosto/k
Jun
9 Ma
Jan
--
non-cum
Convertible
6
39
1
13
100
common...
29% Jun
Dec
20%
Inc
51 Mi Apr
27
3
4%
Bangor &
5
20% Feb
147/s Jan
T)
Baltimore & Ohio
19
Jan
36% Jun
Dec
87 Ms
72
27
Jan
Nov
29
4
22% Jan 23
Jun
Oct
15%
11 y8
Jun
16
Mar
26%
3
12
Apr
Apr
IB
.
16,100
19%
100
series
4%
18
Jun
49%
25
common
Powder common.:
Conv
49
23%
No par
1
Lines
prefer., ed
Refining common
conv
Austin
49%
Ma
10
Preferred $3.75 series B__.
28
29
11
17% Mar
7 Mi Jan
44% Jan
4%
48
106 Ma
Co
non-cum
Atlantic
22
112 Ma Mar 30
2
4%
13 Ms
May 26
55% Jun 22
3,000
50%
100
Atlas Corp
42
Mar
94
76 Mi
10
City Electric
30 Mi
9 Ms
76%
100
com
preferred
Inc
G &
87/s
76 Ma
8%
25
10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atl
9'/s
74
9%
100
13
9%
76 Ma
22 Ma
100
4
Shares
9
9%
25
1
3
Sales tor
the Week
$ per share
76
15 Ma
CLOSED
1
Mar
share
77
112
par
common
S per
75 Ma
No par
Refining Co com
preferred__No
Friday
June 30
June 2!)
$ per share
77
*102
8%
Thursday
June 28
S per share
9 Ma
PRICES
Wednesday
49%
5
Dry Goods
Sper share
8%
No par
conv
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
77
STOCK
Corp
Carpet Co Inc
$1.20
S per share
No par
No par
preferred
Arnold Constable
97 Mi
106
June 27
5
com
Apr
47 Mi Jan
Nov
9
Illinois
SALE
Tuesday
June 26
No par
convertible
18
24 Mi Jun
7% July
Jan
$4
14% Apr
9% Jun
Dec
16%
of
$3.75 preferred
21% Jun
13% Mar
Co
HIGH
Monday
June 24
prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co
104 Ms May 10
117 Ma Jun
&
conv
AND
Satardiy
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
$ per snare
share
47% Jun
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jan
69
Dec
101%
Jun
NEW
Highest
7% Jan
Dec
77%
38% Jun
94
$ per
share
Jun
5
49 Mi
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
YORK
.
18
15%
840
80
200
145.400
46 Mi
1,200
15%
2,300
55
90
.
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
Range for Previous
4 per share
5%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Oct
Ri4 Jan
15% Jun
100
Jun
108~
NEW
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
9%
YORK
STOCK
12
30
20% May
102
Jan
LOW
STOCK
11
Feb
110% Jun
Capital
Airlines
Inc
(Philip)
Carey
1
Clinch
&
Ohio
June 27
S per
share
$ per share
Power
&
Light
9%
10
uy
17
luo
1.
No par
26%
Jan
33
Dec
28
Jun
30
34 % Mar 16
Carolina
Jun
35%
Jan
3OV4 Jan
3
15 %
Dec
16 »/4 Mar 30
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
EXCHANGE
Jun
10
CLOSED
30% Mar
37%
Sep
34 % Jun
41
May 22
213/s May 20
39% May 18
_5
12%
50
6
Feb
8%
Nov
x7% Mar 13
10% Jun
16
Conv preferred 4% series
Carriers & General Corp
30
Jun
45%
Nov
37% Jun
483/8 Jan
24
Case
131
Jan
146
Nov
140
27
Jan
3
Jun
37%
Dec
32% Jan
27
100% Aug
104%
Dec
xl04% Jan
18
26%
156
May
44% Jun
106
1
1%
I)
23%
Apr
343/4
Dec
97
Apr
105%
Dec
1041/s Jan
3
Jun
132 %
Dec
1301/4 Jan
13
140
13%
Jun
263/4
Jan
161/2' Jun
29
21
Jan
10
Celotex
15 %
Jun
18 3/4
Jan
163/8 Jun
27
173/4 Apr
18
5%
14%
Jun
17
Jan
15
Central
113/4 Ma1
7% May
3
Jun
123/4
37% Jun
22
107% Jan
25
Jan
3
18% Apr
% Jun
30
11% Apr
6
4
Jan
3
83/8 May 27
15
Jan
3
7%
28
8
Jan
6
25% May 26
Jun
24%
Jan
6% Mar
93/4
Dec
9% Jan
12
38% Feb
2nd
Aguirre
Sugar
5%
Dec
1101/2 Feb
9
11%
Oct
83/s Jun
30
113/s Apr
4
93% Jun
27
14% Jan
30
Class
30
163/s Mar
1
Central
&
Central
Violeta
Jun
14%
Dec
13% Jun
Feb
13%
Oct
12% Jan
3
6% July
14% July
8%
Dec
67/a Jun
13
21%
Jan
9%
2
27
Dec
313/4
Nov
261/2 May
1
31
Jan
31 %
Dec
30% Jan
3
40
May 17
91
98 3/s
Dec
98
Jan
5
106
Jun
5%
14%, Jun
<
27
Aug
9 %
Dec
17% July
28 %
Jan
24
Jan
27
Nov
343/4
Jan
25% Jun
Nov
85
Feb
76
183/4 Apr 29
4
77
3%
Jun
8
Jun
9
Feb
Jun
Pasco
May
9% Jan
3
133/e Jun
23
14
Dec
15% Apr
10
9
12
113/4 Jun
27
13%
Dec
11% Jan
13
191/4 Jan
3
Jun
10
Jan
7% Jan
3
11 % Jun
22
3
Jun
5%
Jan
4
Jan
5
6% Jun
22
Jun
8%
Jan
7% Jan
13
113/4 Jun
16
Jun
34 3/i
Dec
27% Mar 30
35% Feb
1
20
183/4 ;Mar
16 3/4
18
16%
161/2
17%
17%
Jun
15
Jan
3
153/4 Feb
24
Dec
36%
Jan
273/s Jan
3
213/4
Jun
29% Mar
26% Jun
30
49%
Jun
55%
Dec
53% Jan
17
25%
Jun
41%
Dec
36% Jun
27
563%
Jun
82
Dec
77V2 jun
27
21
23
22
Dec
26
Jan
24
42%
Jan
59 3%
Dec
53
Jun
29
8%
Dec
Feb
Jun
Jan
16
Jun
203/4
Jun
30%
67
Nov
85
4
34% Feb
4
109% Mar
6% Jun
30
Sep
82
Jan
3
34%
Dec
30
Jun
19%
Oct
16% Feb
86
/
24
Jan
138
36% Mar
108
20%
105
Oct
Jun
Jan
61%
Dec
36%
Dec
Mar
43%
112%
72
Dee
108% Jun
Jun
8 % Jan
16
20% Jun
16%
6%
6%
5
19V8
191/2
18 3/8
19 1/4
183/4
19
18 5/8
19%
18%
19
10,500
1
16
16%
14%
16%
15%
16
143/4
153/4
14'%
15%
32,800
27%
*26 3/s
Corp
No par
&
P vtc
Is
&
preferred
No par
113/4
♦11
16%
16 '/a
16
6%
6%
100
60%
25
*32%
25
preferred
Corp
Par
Elec
&
Jun
163/4
Dec
15% Jan
Jun
29%
Dec
16%
Jun
28V2
De«
9"%
Jun
13
73/4
11% Feb
11 % Jun
26%
Jun
32%
Oct
30% Jun
106%
1061%
103%
106%
280
27%
28%
29%
29'/4
28%
29%
28%
28 3%
3,600
58
633/4
56
61
58%
59%
53
583%
54
56
Stores
Jun
22%
Sep
20% Jan
7%
EXCHANGE
32
K
7%
7
90
91%
90
•30%
CLOSED
32
30%
303%;
30%
30%
20%
18%
193/4
183/4
193/4
18%
25%
20
Equipment Co
5%
7%
90
6%
*88
63/4
r
92
32
63%
61/4
63%
26
Jun 29
15,600
28,200
3,300
6%
91
180
*87
91
*87
30
31
30
30%
183%
19%
183%
19%
'
3,100
1'
2,800
22
373/4 Mar 15
Feb
■
conv
cum
1%
gtd
pfd
7%
3
19%
40,400
31%
32%
31%
32
30%
31%
301%
31%
293%
30%
9,500
103V4
1021%
1023%
1043/4
4%
26
*103J/b
4
23 3/4
137%
*137%
104%
4
251/4
138
75
143
148
*52
52 A
52%
No par
*1150.
—
*1150
103
103%
♦4
25'/4
*137
*52 A
*1100
43%
44
*98%
99
981/e
98%
163/4
17
15
16%
17%
15%
16%
.
16
44
*52
23%
137%
73%
*137%
72
73%
141
52%
137%
145%
*52 A
52%
A
*1100
—
16
15%
-
146%
4
25
137%
76
145
4
3%
24
138
*74
44
44
102
4%
25
30
80
1,460
4
2,500
24%
6,000
130
139
700
73
140%
3,900
52%
*1100
.
44'/a
44
42%
983/4
98
98
*98 '/a
16
15%
15%
153/8
15%
4,500
161/2
*98%
43%
151/4
163/a
15%
16 3/8
40,800
43%
5,'JOO
80
99
16%
17%
16%
173/4
17'4
17%
30
24%
271/4
25%
27%
25
26%
25
26
1,760
31%
27
293/8
27
28
26%
27%
26%
27'/a
3,260
preferred—100
29%
30
26%
27
25%
26%
25
26
26
26'/a
870
31%
32%
29
32
29%
30%
28
30%
28%
293/4
14,900
31%
32
291/4
31
293/4
301/4
273/4-
29 3/4
28V4
29
non-cum
2nd
100
Columbia
14
Apr
17
common—No par
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
123/4
12%
♦58
133/4
12%
62
12%
113/4
*58
13%
12%
62
1234
17
131/4
11%
12%
12
58
17
4,200
'•
13
121/4
12
60
113/4
*56
17
17%
'■
58
11%
*55
5,200
12%
113,100
4,400
11%
100
60
No par
Co
Ohio
33%
343/4
321/4
331/2
331/4
34
30%
32
30%
32%
4,600
-5
21'/a
21%
21
21%
21%.
211/a
20%
21%
203/4
21
4,800
No par
Carbon
So
52%
*70
"
27%
A%
&
A
761/4
*107%
30
1st preferred
Columbus
104
76%
20
non-cum
Columbian
39
18%
151%
preferred
4%
6
71
*38i%
19%
13
22% Mar
*70/8
39
18
20
37
71
*38%
19%
Colorado <fc Southern Ry com—100
Pictures
*70%
185/a
No par
No par
conv
71
38%
3,600
38%
76%
Corp
26
109
191/4
;
& Aikman
150
109%
25i%
*107%
251/4
70
109
145%
Corp
109%
109
39 J/2
*107%
No paF
Internatl
1093%
25
*107%
17%
109
No par
A
1093%
251/a
109
70
137%
com
109
24%
5,100
38%
4%
(The)
Co
1081/4
10
43
19%
Feb
66
25%
42%
44%
70%
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com—No par
18
109
42Vi
2,300
40%
.
243/4
$3.50 preferred
18
25
45
253%
18
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
Class B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc—No par
Apr
109
44%
25%
26%
70%
No par
5%
27%
45%
253/4
40%
com
Collins
109%
27%
44%
27
26%
*107%
100
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
20
*108%
100
preferred—✓ *—100
2nd
cum
Class
45%
1
preferred
4%
Coca-Cola
3
44%
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
8
Mar
4%%
RR Co
Pitts
Clopay Corp
18
Jan
&
26%
100
50
preferred
14% Feb
4
24% Apr
STOCK
No par
5
Co
14% Apr
29
18%
31%
29
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—1
38
29
58
30%
273/4
4
:38% Apr
14
Oc'
Shares
share
30%
9
3
19% May 31
29
Sep
Sales for
the Wee*
$ per
85
19% May 31
Dec
June 29
$ per share
155
353/8 May 26
9
33% Jun
13%
Friday
June 30
Thursday
June 28
$ per share
*75
32% May 27
68 %
Wednesday
*135
193/4 Jan
29
1,180
SALE PRICES
85
13
Feb
263,700
155
15
48i/4 Mar
60
72
*75
13
.Jun
57
31
*135
Jan
28
57
70
73%
85
16% Feb
27% Jun
56,000
*29
31
69%
155
16% Jan
'
58 %
*29
743/4
*75
101 % May 22
13
17%
$ per share
56
31
*135
55
14 % Mar 30
7%
June 27
59%
723/8.
300
1,400
63/4
25
46% Mar 16
5
16
Tuesday
59
*30
6%
85
813/4 Mar
27
Dec
7534
6%
32%
Coca-Cola
Dec
61
32%
68
6%
3,700
12%
16
155
165
JanTi
Jan
58%
30
...
16
25
143
52 A May 24
17%
621/4
7
65/fl.
*11%
16%
*75
Jan
17%
12%
16
*135
112% Mar 16
30
19%
♦11%
15%
1063/4
May 11
Jun
113/4
15%
7
31 3/8
Claik
5
Jun
11%
16%
/
*105%
City
21
Jun
12%
85
5% Jan
7%
79
140
27% Jun
8%
79
107%
137
15
79%
31%
Sep
Jan
78%
18,000
106%
Jan
19
783/4
<
140
203/8 Jun
30
2,800
55
783/a
323/4
t per share
*53%
38%
Monday
share
55
371/4
June 26
§ per
*53%
32%
82V2
Jun
6%
55
*53%
107%
141%
121/s
64,200
28,400
31%
1073/4 May 29
f
3,200
;
10
*75
13
Jun
5 3%
30 3/s
107 %
com
5% non-cum preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
29
Jun
93%
29
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
Mar 27
15
5
10
30%
100
Gas
preferred
City Products Corp
6
Jan
97
5
9%
29
6,000
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp—1
No par
City Investing Co common
5
5%% preferred
100
23
3% Jun
Dec
8,000
b.ou
4%
22
173/4 Jan
10
39%
June 24
Dec
100
6.400
9%
373/4
Saturday
Feb
Feb
14:,
233/4
395/e
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Jan
Jan
12 3%
133/4
231/4
38%
77%
73
STOCKS
YORK
5%
13 3/4
12
24%
93/4
5
10%
31
7,900
35,200
141/4
•
9%
5%
9%.
200
17.200
11%
'
11%
30%
89
x
5
30
55
1
1051/4
42%
55/o
10%
30 5/8
10
Oil—,
Dec
<
9
No par
Cab
common
30
Dec
45/8
283/8
80
293/4 Jun
July
5%
77%
Dec
43%
10
81%
35%
64
934
78%
Jun
1075
IO1/4
100
24%
Feb
9%
37,500
8%
ll3/a
12%
14
25%
-76
7%
12
23
39%
3
Jan
15
25
363/4
Special gtd 4% stock
50
Climax Molvbdenum
No par
Clinton Foods Inc common1
Nov
143/a
24%
10
253%
8%
,'11%
143/4
40 %
Cleve
54
13
12%
24%
38
series A
Cotton
Co
RR Co
Pac
Mar 14
29%
12 3/s
lla/4
1,100
9,200
Mar 25
1075
111/8
4,500
*53%
par
43
Jun
11%
230
8%
29%
55
preference—No
72
72
11%
4,300
34%
*53%
convertible
29% Jan
28
137% Jun
113/4
200
27
104
15,200
100
No par
com
4
Sep
7%
100
76
77
85/a
2,800
8
253/4
77
8%
13%
103/4
3
172
253/8
78
8%
23%
31%
12 3/8 Jan
Jun
13%
93/8
37
Nov
26%
*77,
7%
35,800
29
29
143/4
29%
623/4 Jan
July
255/B
79
104
8%
29
261/4
100
Feb
70%
26%
8
1
29
343%
353/8
104
10%
12
No par
Jan
133
8% ,
29
27
27%
34
104
14
5%
Jan
xl24%
12%
25%
*26
35i/4
104
8%
29%
*77
265/8
343/4
104
8%
29%
8%
26%
36
12
Apr
47% May
28
101
8
27%
104
24
9%
15%
Jun
11%
'
25
73
3% July
343/4
104
79
7%
1
43
21%
37
104
*74
50
10% Aug
1013/4
35%
104
com—No par
112% Mar
29
24
Jan
*26%
80% May 16
28% May
145
1
243/4 Jun
14%
I6V2
7%
13%
Cincinnati
14
29
106% Feb
13%
163/4
*6%
•
Mar 15
Dec
14%
16%
7%
26%
5%%
May 12
Aug
28%
108
■13%
17
*6%
'293/4
4
34
Mar 30
42% Jun
145/8
17
7%
Chrysler
24
93
Mar 11
Jun
14
173/8
*6%
Chile Copper Co
68% Mar 22
63/g
14%
16%
73/8
12
Conv
32% May 17
79%
13%
17%
*6%
EXCHANGE
29%
25
143/4
17i/e
26%
NEW
Feb
x20
14%
9.50
28%
$ per share
Jan
1,200
125/8
,
30
10
26%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
103% Jan
10
30
Lowest
Sep
3,600
10
113/4
Range for Previous
Sep
130
85%
10
261/4
Chic Rock
22
323/e
83/8
10
283/4
$3
Jan 16
1051/2
110%
*110
8%
10
13
67% May 29
Apr
2,900
27%
Childs
Jan
8%
34
31%
Chickasha
26%
110%
9
33%
No par
RR Co
Chicago Yellow
97%
II01/2
8%
9,800
12%
22
$ per share
111
111
9%
10 5/s
5,800
10%
27
19
$ per share
34%
10
30%
24
$ per share
33%
21%
13%
7% Jun
Highest
25
2,300
21%
26%
18% Feb
Year 1949
9%
341/2
112
93/4
9yA'
9%
9%
35
8%
22%
31%
13% Apr
Jun
112
21%
11%
4
Lowest
9%
10%
23
26%
14
34
7,300
6
28%
26
81
2,100
8%
6
13%
31/4 Feb
,
17%
8%
6
27
133/4 Jan
7'
17%
8%
5%
303/a
113/4 Jun
3
171/4
8%
133/8
Jan
13
17%
■
26 3/4
Jan
28
700
30
5%
Apr
16%
Chicago & North West com—No par
16%
623A Jan
*16%
300
5% preferred
Chicago Pneumat Tool
13% Nov
45% Jan
111%
Co—
V
Jun
30
1113/4
9 5/s
34%
11
preferred vtc
Jun
Dec
16%
03/8
No par
May
Jan
*16%'
834
Class B
10
Jan
14,200
171/4
6
(The)
xl3
68%
17
17%
8%
preferred
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
88% Mar 17
120
16%
16%
171/a
45,000
16%
16%
6
341/4
331/8
138
16%
83/4
100
107
163/a
17%
18,100
1373/4
16%
6
80
41%
107
17 3/8
8%
143%
139
16%
9
1,000
11,500
107
17
6%
600
8%
381%
1053/4
34%
'
139
136 %
8%
5%
56% May 17
46% Feb
3
33
107
3,200
11,400
40'/a
*141%
42
1053/4
137
6 i/B
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
347/s May 20
31% May 18
35
138
11,000
*1041/2
143
40
*104%
107%
8%
375/8
39%
143
42
163/4
4
9
37%
1053/4
34
40
A
1431/2
40%
*1041/2
*107
A
Series
*142
41
104%
34%
137
*85/8
142
108'A
Corp com__5
West
Chic Milw St Paul
9
39%
33
9
:
Chicago Corp
4
9
39
*107
11
Copper
111
9%
40
36%
Products
& East
Class
28% Feb' 23
5%
Chic
104%
*34%
138
26%
12
36
38%
26
22
60
34
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
3
Jun
Jun
42
1053/4
9
86% Apr
Dec
142
142
38
30
15
Jun
142
*104
8%
30
30%
9%
36%
29%
20% Nov
35
9 S/8
413/4
1.25
29
44%
9%
39%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred—100
Jun
2 Vt
343/4
Checker Cab Mfg
Jun
«
343/4
2
4'A Feb
Jan
343/4
5
Jau
11
343/4
10% Jun
Feb
9 >/4
37
30
7% Mar 29
7%
4%
35%
50
Sugar
Chain Belt Co
16
12%
17
de
Certain-teed
11
Apr
30% Jan
5%
South
Cerro
7
16 %
34%
50
21% Jan
Jun
341/4
5
Century Ribbon Mills
22% July
18% Jun
18%
1071%
Central RR Co of N J class A
19% May 17
8% Jan
3
17% Mar 30
»
41
17%
-
137%
B
9%
283/4
39%
183/4
35
,14% Oct
10%
28
401/4
173/4
35
112%
Feb
30
37%
19%
10'/«
Jan
113
28%
371/2
19
10
104%
Dec
30%
353/4
Central Hudson G & E Corp
No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
4%%
preferred
100
Dec
Oct
30
37%
18 34
24%
36%
390
17%
31
27%
28%
26
28
27
27'/2
26
27%
26%
27
13,200
57
61%
51%
58%
K7
59
53%'
56%
54%
55%
24,500
16%
1634
16
16%
16%
16%
153%
16%
15%
16%
12,900
31%
31%
31%
313/4
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
9%
9%
9
8%
9%
Elec Co
Combustion Engineering
21%
Feb
27%
Dec
461/e
Feb
60%
Dei
13%
Jun
20 3/4
Dec
153/4 Jun
25Ve
Jan
30%
Dec
7%
Jun
10 % Aug
243/4
Jun
30%
25%
Feb
2V2
21%
xl06
30% May 31
673/s Jun
1
51% Jun 27
Conde Nast Publishing Co
No par
27
30% Feb
6
Congoleum-Nairn
No par
25
2534
24%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25%
243/4
25
27% Jun
27
41
Feb
6
Consolidated
No par
27»/4
27%
27%
27%
*273/8
28%
27%
271/8
27%
27%
3% Feb
15
May
3
27% Jan
3
33% May 19
1
109% Mar 18
Nov
24% Jun
343/4
Dec
Jun
43/8
Jan
Feb
29%
Dec
•
107
May
5
3
114
Gas
21
of
12
Preferred
Baltimore
common
4%%
No par
series B_
100
Preferred 4% series C:
108%.May 24
'
14%
Jan
11% Jun
26
143/8 Jan
10
Feb
11%
Sep
9% Jun
27
123/4 Jan
28
38%
Jun
46% Mar
423A Jan
3
473/4 Feb
6
Hi/4
Feb
21%
15
203/8 May
5
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
100
Consolidated Natural Gas
8
10
Jun
Jan
12 % Ma*
Jun
xl07/s Jun
27
13
12% Jun
7%
Jun
10%
Dec
8
Jun
121/4
Apr
10% Jan
25
17% May
May
313/a Jun
30
36
293/4 July
36
9% Mar
12
8
Feb
34% Jun
Jun
1023/4
Dec
102% Feb
3
95
4
1
Mar 15
Consumers Power Co
•
com
115%
*107
11%
115%
*115%
116%
*115%
116%
108
*107
108
*107
108
11%
113/8
•
11 3/4
Continental
11
73/4 Apr
28
70% Jun
13
Can
Inc
common
$3.75 preferred-!—
Continental Diamond
Continental
20
No par
Fibre
Insurance
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delawar#
5
10
160
115%
108
6,166
11%
9%
10
10
10
443%
443/4
443/4
43%
443/4
44
45
16%
17%
15
16%
15%
163/8
151/4
15%
15%
15%
>
11%
<
46%
100
11%
9%
112%
preferred
*107
43%
♦109%
4%
11%
115%
.
9%
No par
•
*
11%
45%
9%
No par
$4.50 preferred:
$4.52 preferred
23
783/4 Jan
;
113/4
44
Container Corp of America com„20
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50
preferred
—No par
10 % May 19
Stores Inc
24
27
25
Retail
24
30
55% Jan
Consolidated
Jan
8% Jun
Oct
108
331/8
54% Apr
65%
100
115%
323/4.
Dec
Feb
pfd
11%
34
Dec
For footnotes see page 26.
5
15
115%
♦107
32%
9%
47%
17,000
34%
105% Jun 30
29
1,500
25%
333/4
78%
57/a Jun
107%
25%
No par
Feb
Jan
107 3/8
26%
12
Jun
8%
107%
25%
16%
6%
Jun
1.33%
Corp
41% Jun
,
107%
26 3/8
10%
56%
51/4
Laundries
193/a Jan
30
107%
253%
10%
Nov
Dec
107%
26%
11%-
Jun
373/8
107%
26
15%-
93
30% Jun
107%
27
153/8
Jan
106
107%
26%
10%
51'A Jun
100
107%
113/4
113% May 12
11
81,700
11%
111
30
11,100
29%
14'A
2
24
4%
28%
10%
3
14% Apr
3%
30%
15%
38% Jan
92% Jun
4%
28%
12
1103/a Mar 30
101% Jan
3'%
303/4
4
11%
108% May
Dec
4%
29%
14%
Dec
Dec
4%
30%
11%
Dec
900
3%
103/4
Dec
2,300
3,600
28%
1
411/4
18,300
-
4%
10c
110%
-
Consolidated
Mar 16
'
31%
4
—1
113%
17%
9
30%
Co Inc
Apr
103
9%
Consolidated Textile
Jun
x98
'
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Apr
Jan
9
6
27%
Jan
9
1
1031/2
13 %
Consolidated Grocers Corp
23
1051/2
85
9
Elec Lt & Pwr Co
19
117% Apr
Mar 30
1063/4, Jun
5
Consol Edison of N- Y com—No par
$5 preferred __;
.
No par
27% Jun
24
Inc_
Cigar
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
;
Cons
243/4 Apr
Jun
<
3
30
11
4
11% Feb
13
87/8 Jun
Oct
.—10
33% Mar 16
29% Jan
109
Inc
Credit Co
No par
25>
21% Jan
Apr
Superheater
Commercial
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth Edison Co
29
*
4,100
36%
No par
vtc
20,500
16
109
15%
109
30%
1
Co
163/4
109%
19%
107%
Co
16%
109%
Shades
9%
311/a
23
331/2 Jun
17
1095/8
8%
9%
share
39
100
Nov
8
1093/i
83/4
Sales for
the Week
$ per
34%
No par
preferred series B vtc
33%
12
16%
110%
Friday
June 30
2D
•
18%
10
Co
Ry
16%
*109%
No par
20
preferred
Central of Ga
16 3/8
1091/4
100
common
9%
9%
No par
preferred
Corp
934
June
$ per share
share
30 /a
100
preferred
Central Foundry
103A Mar 29
30
1st
$4.75
$ per
39
100
common
Thursday
June 28
share
8%
1
4.20%
Celanese Corp of Amer com
Mar 14
10
25
common
preferred
Preferred
9
xl 14
29% Mar 21
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
12
Mar
(J
STOCK
$ per
PRICES
Wednesday
17%
1091/4
25%
26
SALE
Tuesday
June 26
1
'
Mfg Co
Carolina
23
HIGH
Monday
June 24
Par
18
AND
Saturday
$ per share
13
Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
17
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
(17)
*105
10%
11%
11%
10 J/4
10 J/4
10%
6,700
16
15%
15%
75,700
32
32%
31%
32%
22,800
112%
112%
112%
112
112%
112%
112%
1091/4
1093/4
110
109%
110
1093/4
110
43%
46%
106
15%
38%
403/4
107
•105
106
♦105
45%
106
15
153/4
15%
15%
*93
943/4
93
94'A
393%
38%
39%
38%
105
105
103
1061/2
43%
106
*105
'
15%
93
38%
36%
34%
36%
43,400
1061/2
105»/2
105%
200
8%
6%
2,300
7,200
28,200
67%
12,300
8%
8%
8%
6"%
61 %
6°%
6%
6%
6%
5%
6%
68%
66%
68%
_«
68%
703/4
66%
6834
67
106
15%
8%
1
790
600
8,700
92%
63%
6
*105
44%
15%
8%
6%
43%
943/4
15%
*93
*103
45%
66%
6 3/8
7,100
4,400
IO1/4
112
443/4
1,500
3,500
-
15%
11%
.
109%.
47%
94
03/4
*10
112%
15%
65
10
110
94
♦105
1
8%
60
83/4
61%
8'A
59
5%
67
61%
4,500
70
18
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Kssie Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
$ per
Lcweat
Highest
S per
share
I per
share
15%
Jan
13% Jan
24%
Dec
2i'/4
51 % July
55% May
.*3%
t per
YORK
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
AND HIGH
Saturday
Par
share
■
Monday
June 26
BALE PRICES
Tuesday
June 24
EXCHANGE
June 27
J per share
Monday, July 3, 1S59
.
.
t per share
Wednesday
Thursday
June 28
S per share
$ per
Friday
share
Sales for
June 30
June 29
* per
share
the Week
S per share
Shares
3
19% Apr 21
Continental Steel
14
17%
18
16%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
27
oun
6,500
ico-,8 mar la
22%
23%
?1%
23
22%
23
22
22
221/4
22%
5.00G
53%
53%
*53%
54%
53%
54%
*541/4
T"n
Feb
12
Jun
17
Corp
3
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
3
33 prior preferred
No-par
Copper Range Co
No par
r t,o
a
Copperweld Steel Co common
49% Jan
11
1°
2
12%
Jun
NEW
Highest
share
11% -Jun
19% Jun
9
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
YORK
.
I
15
May
STOCK
54%
•53%
50
55
13
13%
l«*/8
M'/4
lis */8
liS
/»
12%
13I/4
*12%
13%
2.100
EXCHANGE
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14 J/2
14%
14%
141/4
14%
6,200
CLOSED
47%
47%
47%
47%
*47%
48%
*471/2
48i/4
47
47%
120
13%
5,700
61
1,150
12
Jun
19 y4
Jan
14ye Jun
27
49
Dec
52
Feb
47y2 Jun
20
7
Jun
11%
Deo
10% Jan
3
17% Apr 22
Cornell
Corp
1
13
14
13
13%
13%
13%
13 J/4
49% Mar
58 :/4
Deo
3
67% Mar
0
Com Exchange E«nk & Tr Co
20
13%
13%
57% Jan
64
64%
63
63%
62%
63
62
42
62J/2
6
Corning Glass Works common
60 'A
36
11,300
20
Apr
30%
Deo
94
Jan
102%
Deo
100
Apr
It
92%
Jan
102
8ep
j on 14 Feb
21
57
189
13
62% Jun
Dec
73%
Jan
28% Jan
#
•
%
May
101% Apr 19
102% Mar 21
27
72% Jan
3
Jun
30
3% Mar
5%
Deo
4% Jun
30
187% Apr 13
6% Mar 6
1%
2%
Ocl
2
6
2% Feb 23
171%
Jan
Jun
178
Sep
Jan
30% Jan
Jan
24% Jun
Deo
101 % Jun
27
105
Jan
14 y4
NOV
10% Jun
27
14
Jan
B
Feb
23
29 y4
Deo
26% Jun
Jan
13% May 12
32%
Jun
Jun
8%
104
29
31
30% Mar
30
1%
Oct
Jan
42%
Apr
32 y4 Jun
27
40
Jan
Crane Co
3%%
30
Deo
~
27% Jan
13
36% Jun
12
94
Mar
Deo
105
May
99%
102% Jan 11
Deo
99% Jan
3
Nov
24
Jan
16% Jan
Nov
72%
Jan
54
21
July
Feb
31
Apr
16%
Deo
May
160
12%
5%
60
Feb
14
7
18%
133
73/4 jun
Jan
9% Jan
31
71
13% Jan
19
25%
Deo
21% Apr
5y2 Jun
25
25 y4 Jan
B
29
8y4
145 y2
Oct
Oct
122% Jan
16
52 y2
NOT
45% Jun
30
9%
Apr
7% Jan
3
Jun
24%
Jan
20% Jan
3
Feb
21
22% Feb
17
137
Jan
26%
125
Jan
8
Mar
3
Jan
9
134% Mar 7
55% Jan 28
9% Apr 27
24% Feb 10
138
62%
64%
65
183%
*180
*180
4%
4%
4
2%
2
2
2
2
25%
26%
65%
63%
180
J/2
65
7,100
180
178
210
4%
4'A
4%
2,500
2
2
2
3,500
25
19,300
24%
25%
102
101%
101%
12
10%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,800
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
27
28 %
261%
27%
2,200
14%
10,600
15
14%
33%
32%
No par
$4 2nd preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par
*104
107
104
104
*104
107
106
24%
•99
15
32%
106
$4.2o preferred
59%
18%
18%
16
16%
15%.
180
*160
14%
25
24%
102%
*99
102%
14%
13%
14%
34%
32%
32%
*32%
34
1,000
32%
30 J/2
32%
30%
313/s
9,600
104%
104%
102'%
1041/4
102%
1031/2
105
102'/a
102%
790
18 ¥4
201/4
9,500
•104
14
107
104
19%
20
19
19%
58
58
57
59
57%
58
18
18
171/2
18
*17'/2
19
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
180
10
8%
8%
8
•66%
70%
•66
*160
8%
100
300
32%
*33
18%
18%
*160
24%
*99
60
20%
60%
17%
100
25%
102%
20%
18%
59%
convertible preferred—.—100
common
33%
11%
31%
Cudahy Packing Co
4 % % preferred
38
2
14%
pfd
180
4%
33%
non-cum
63%
•
4%
34%
5%
66%
182
4%
302
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
1% preferred
100
21
66%
184%
31
Cuba RR 6%
27
101 ¥4
33%
6
29
1011/4
*100%
8
9
I0y4 Jun
*100%
101%
HiO
Corp common
14
66% Jun
101%
*100%
No par
(2 preferred
Feb
Feb
*100%
101%
2
2
19% Jan
Jan
Feb
Sep
25
175
13%
Jun
Mar
19%
22
35%
101%
•100%
4%
1
Wheat Corp (The)
Cork & Seal common
Crown Zellerbach
May 19
73
Dec
43%
22% Jun
62
27
Jun
4%
109
12
26
Feb
8% Mar
Jun
Jun
10% Nov
16
17% Jun
15% Jun
5
108% Jun
Mar 31
175
May
105% May
3
14
49
160
17% Jan
38 J/2
*100%
101%
64
100
of
38
101 %
*182
-29
common
39%
*100%
*100%
-1
preferred
36
101%
101%
1
Creameries of America
41%
*100%
100
Coty International Corp.
19
Jun
90
preferred
3
13%
39%
%
*101
100
Coty Inc
Crown
20
5
preferred
pfd 3 % % series of 1947
100
Corn Products Refining common—29
Cream
36%
50
Cum
4
19%
5
series
Dubilier Electric
3% %
11
Jan
21'/a
96
Convertible pref 5%
70%
180
8%
*160
180
16 3/4
*160
16%
140
1,700
270
6,500
180
8%
7%
68%
*64%
8
11
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2l50
Curtis Publishing common—No par
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
10%
lOVs
10%
24
24%
2,600
22%
23
23
23J/4
22%
22%
22%
22 ¥»
2,400
»
Cuneo Press Inc
Curtis-Wright
6 %
132
Class A
20
Cushman's
19
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Sons Inc 7%
pfd
6%
6
131
6J/4
45%
47%
47%
8%
8%
8%
8%
21%
22%
20%
22
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132 %
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132%
•130
26%
23
25%
24
25 J/4
19%
20 ¥4
18%
20%
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99%
97%
97%
16
15
15
17 ¥4
167/8
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23
21
22
21%
32%
6%
5%
6
1271/2
128
21J/2
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25
8
67
129%
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8%
22 J%
21%
100
No par
7 ¥4
•64 %
51/2
47%
8%
8%
67
128%
130
130
48%
8%
1
Jan
27% Jun
5%
•130
47%
1
common
6%
132
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*130
47
31,200
130
45%
1,700
8%
22%
132%
_
45'A
8 ¥4
58,900
8%
231/a
9,100
21%
*130
24%
23 5/s
22
4,700
132%
24 ¥4
4,200
D
9
Jun
15% Mar
13% Jan
13
22% Jun
87
Jan
96%
NOV
96
Jan
12
99
11% July
14%
Deo
13% Jan
30
19% May 10
15
17% May
15% Jan
3
Jan
*16%
Mar
26% Jan
22%
31
Deo
Jun
27
29% Jan
4
21
May
22
May
17% Feb
25
2
17
May
6
34% Mar 17
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp
-100
.2.60
common.
5%
convertible preferred.
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
16
20
1
Dayton Power & Light common
*16%
21%
7
32%
32%
31%
19%
20%
19
20
19%
20
98%
97
97
96'%
97
15
15
15
15
15
800
17%
165/e
16%
*16
17
300
22
213/4
22
22
4,600
31%
32
•97
15
•16%
21%
28,200
400
92
Jan
93 V2
/*ug
96% May 24
102 y4 Mar 21
Preferred
31
3.75%
series
A
1.00
313/4
•99
100
•99
dm
96% Jun
29
101% Apr
100
99
Jan
100%
99
92%
Preferred
99
3.75%
B
99
series
*983%
97
983/4
97
*96
98
Jun
12 Vb
Nov
liy4Jan
3
96%
96%
963/8
963/a
*96
97
80
14%
15%
9%
J»n
13%
14%
GVo Jun
14
4% May
27
14%
13%
14%
13¥a
14
7%
8'A
6%
8,800
7%
7%
63/4
71%
63/4
7%
29
Jan
22
Jun
43%
Oct
38% Jan
Mar
36 y4
Sep
35
Jun
17
30%
31
Jun
26
5%
40% Jaa
9%
Jun
Jan
3
4
27
Jun
29% Jan
7y2 Jun
Jan
3
27
B
17 y4 May 26
Dayton Rubber Co
100
50c
10
Decca Records Inc
50©
Jan
S
34% Jun
22
Deep Rock Oil Corp
49% Jun
23
Deere & Co
29%
31
48 ¥4
35%
36
35
36
32
33
32
331/4
1
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware
3IV2
46%
20
10% Jan
30%
No par
common
36% May 17
37% Jun
1
17
7%
preferred
Lack
100
Western
&
19
Jun
2%°/8
21% Jan
13
23% Jun
21
19
Jun
30%
Deo
24% Jun
29
31
11
Escrow
ctfs for
34%
Jun
53%
Deo
42% Jun
27
57% Feb 27
Escrow
90
ctfs for
Dec
14%
Deo
12
Apr
20
17% May 26
Jan
23%,
Sep
21% Jan
13
24
Detroit
Jun
58
Jan
53
•'
4%
15
9%
Jun
Jun
Jan
6
6% Jun
Jan
24 y2 Mar
27
21% Mar 13
12% Jun 29
11%
Jun
13%
NOV
16%
Jun
'22y4
Nov
20 % Jan
31%
Sep
Jan
35% Mar
37%
Sep
40
45%
Feb
9y4
Jun
13%
Jun
9%
Nov
18%
I
40% Jan
Deo
6%
12% Jun
i.3
Dea
3
11 % Mar 31
7 %
53
8
13
2
14
Jun
14
44% Mar
»
19% May
1
9% Jan
9
22% Apr 22
Match
Lowest
f per share
Highest
Feb
17
24 y4
Feb
38 y4
45%
Jun
10
Jun
25
12%
48%
43
101%
101
16%
78
53%
12% Jan
35% Jan
Nov
4
43 y4
97%
112
9%
43
44%
43
43%
44
44%
16
3,300
15%
16
143/4
15%
15
153/8
23%
9,400
23
23¥8
22 ¥4
231/a
61
58
58
61
54
54
98
46 y4 May
4
13%
12 Vb
13%
21
20 ¥s
21
4,400
37%
38%
38%
377/e
2,300
42%
42%
42 ¥a
42%
423/8
42
42%
14%
13
•
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7¥a
73/4
18%
19%
18 ¥4
18%
183/4
18¥e
183/4
18%
183/4
2)
YORK
STOCK
Saturday
Dome
No par
13
82 y4 Apr
13
13
72
lliy4Jun
15
Apr
123%
Deo
119% Jan
13
156% Jun
9
Dec
24 y8
May
19 y4 Jan
5
16 y4 Mar 10.
86%
20%
Jan
81
Oct
19% Jan 27
14 y4
Ocl
11% Mar 27
Mar
7
83% Jan
x22
30
Class A
Dr.
60% Jan 13
63%
NOV
Feb
124%
Oct
122 y4 Jan
9
Jan
102% Anf
101 y4 Jan
31
Jun
Jan
111
12% Jan
Jun
14
9% Jun 29
B
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft
Dow
No par
Chemical Co
common
$4 preferred series A
3%%
18
Jun
14
Duplan Corp
85% Jun
12
127% Apr 22
106
116
Jun
Feb
1
20
11% Jan 10
20% Mar
15% Mar 30
19% Jan
10
13% Jun
30
17
24
13
Jun
27
16% Apr 24
7% Jun
38% Jun
13%
Jan
10
Jan
13
18 y8 Apr
19
48 y4
Nov
42
Jun
30
49 y4 Apr
10
164
21%
Jan
Jun
Oct
202
32%
172% Jan
Jan
29
Jan
3
13
14%
Apr
19
Deo
15
88
Jan
96
Deo
10%
Feb
14
93% Apr
•
12% Jan 2B
Oct
101
94%
6
Jun
y4
Deo
May
8%
Deo
33% Apr
45%
Deo
Feb
17%
32% Mar
39%
2%
96
12%
iy8
Jun
34%
Jun
10 y4
Jun
8
Jan
Jun
29
13
5
39 y2 Jun
29
Deo
16
Jan
13
Oot
32 V2 Jun
30
Jan
1% Jan
3
Jan
51
Jun
35% Apr
10% Jun
13% Mai
190
35
Feb
Apr
May
19% Jan
98
May
10y8 Jan
19
3% Apr 18
42% Jan 11
26
13
17%
Jun
28% Nov
19% Jun
48
Jun
75
Nov
59% Apr 27
75
42%
Jan
51%
Oct
49
52% Apr
28% Jan
23% Aug
8% Jun
29
May
14%
24
Jun
29
12
Jun
27
13% Feb
Deo
15
Xl6y4 Jan
10
3
7
28% Feb 23-,
Feb
6
22% May 17
20 y4 Jun
1
14%
Jan
18%
Nov
17 y2 Jan
11
20% Mar 17
Jun
35%
Deo
29 y2 Jun
27
33% Jan
100%
Jan
Deo
100% Jan
10
20% Jun
~4%
Jun
9y4 Jun
48%
Deo
7
fi
14% Jan
y8 Jun
27
27
10% Jan
13
27
61%
Jan
51% Jun
July
3% Feb
68
Jan
60
Jan
9
Deo
4% Jun
27
6% Jun
10% Jan
8% Feb
14
Jun
55
5%
6% Jun
11%
Deo
3
7%
Apr
»y2 Feb
For footnote
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7% May 15
13% May 23
57% Jun
5
66
May 25
16
44
Jun
27
3
Jun
29
26
103% Apr 13
24 y4 Jun
5
6% May 5
12% May 10
12% May
8
33
Jun
9
Mar 21
4% Jan
10
STOCK
EXCHANGE
200
CLOSED
preferred
—
lli/4
10 ¥4
11
10%
10%
103/4
10 %
*10%
11
3,200
321/4
295/s
31%
30
303/4
29%
30%
29'/a
30
6,400
14
14'%
13%
141/4
13 ¥4
14
13
133/4
13
13%
77
79%
75%
78
78%
803/4
77
79%
76%
797/s
10,700
65%
681/4
64%
68
66%
67
61%
663/4
62%
66%
36,700
17%
18
109%
•148
16%
convertible preferred.
109%
•109
151
146%
17%
17
110%
*109
110%
146i/2
*135
141
17'%
163/4
173/8
*109
110%
300
17'/4
19,500
83%
82%
821%
*82%
84
*82%
84
23
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21
*19%
21%
12%
11%
121/4
11 ¥4
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12
12
11 ¥4
74%
77%
111
111
10
76%
125
105'/a
124%
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84
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783/4
73 %
200
146 '/a
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12
9,700
146%
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12
20
400
3,400
77%
74 ¥s
18%
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1243/4
1243/8
124%
800
1043/4
104%
104 5/8
1041/4
104%
1,000
111
111%
125
•111
112
111
111
10%
10
10
10
10
18%
17%
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200
1,200
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10
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10%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
173/4
i
5,700
143/e
141/2
14%
15%
14%
15%
14
14%
13 ¥s
141/4
33,000
13%
14%
13
131/4
13%
14
13
133/4
131/a
133/8
3,500
B
131/8
44%
13%
453/4
178
12%
44%
175
131/4
13
45 ¥4
176
44%
•175
13%
12
45
42%
178
174
13%
443/a
175
121/4
12%
7,800
42
42%
32,000
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178
70
31%
1
100
33%
30
313/4
30%
31%
30%
31%
301%
313/4
9,900
15%
153/4
15%
151/4
15%
151/4
15
15%
15
15%
2,900
*923/8
94%
2.50
14%
141%
100
common
preferred
2,600
11
29%
124 ¥4
•100 '/a
1021%
1
8%
8%
B
42 3/4
44
16%
17%
34
34
Electric Storage Battery____No par
Elgin National Watch Co__
LB
Elliott Co common
.10
5%%
50
104 ¥4
Boat common
3
Convertible preferred.
-No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares.
5%
48%
105 %
Electric
26
52
*176
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
23>/
x29%
105
4% %
*50%
52
1251/a
preferred
4%%
52
18
Ekco Products Co
50
•50%
*50%
10
common
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
2
2,300
41%
51
13%
f
7
12
13%
41
13%
41%
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common.
6%
Shares
13
41
13%
105
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
47% May 31
20% Apr 27
38% Feb
8
Jan
Corp
the Week
share
42%
77%
3
Mar 10
Xl5% Apr
102
10
Eastern
Friday
June 30
$ per
13%
73%
Eastern Airlines Inc
Deo
$ per share
41%
*124%
Eagle-Plcher Co
16% Mar
16%
June 29
share
13 ¥4
B
7% July
Thursday
June 28
S per
42
No par
No par
pfd
Wednesday
June 27
$ per share
(E I) & Co-
1st
21,800
Sales for
13%
110%
1
Tuesday
40%
146 ¥4
Common
Duquesne Light 5%
DWG Cigar Corp
5,700
44 ¥4
146%
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
800
3,800
43%
•109%
Dunhlll International
12
13
14
No par
80c
convertible preferred___100
14% Jan
June 26
t per share
No par
$3.25 2nd preferred
Dresser Industries common
42%
14
No par
No par
6
9
tper share
1
17% Jan
Jun
Monday
June 24
Dlvco Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
18
*42
1,200
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
29
20
*
7%
13
Feb
13%
13%
Sep
69 y8 Jan
13'/4
*42%
18%
54 y4 Jan
13
2
Jan
Jun
13 ¥4
90c
No par
108
3,100
12%
203/4
Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Oct
20
6,000
22%
22
13%
4
Sep
223/8
21
36% Jan
Dec
22%
383/4
30
72%
22%
20%
29% Jun
57%
22%
12,700
6%
38%
Deo
108%
22%
23
55
6%
21%
38%
Apr
22%
22 ¥8
*52 '/a
6'A
38 ¥4
July
Apr
61/4
20%
Par
Mines
6%
38
9
Jun
6%
23%.
EXCHANGE
11
6%
391/2
Jan
15%
23
*55
6%
13%
May 24
13
6 ¥4
39
13
Jun
•58
21 %
57
115%
6,700
5,200
45%
28
Jun
26%
141/4
29
Jun
223/8
25%
29
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Du Pont de Nem
119
223/g
26%
23%
10% Jun
Jun
223/8
24%
46%
42%
48% Jun
Sep
22'%
26%
45 ¥s
16%
Nov
Feb
223/4
26
23 ¥4
No par
$ per share
15% Jan
900
5,300
14,800
15%
14% Mar
11% Mar
8%
Jan
8
2
A
Diana Stores Corp
Highest
$ per share
7%
23%
•
Lowest
$ per share
9%
class
common
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
NEW
32%
8%
8
participating preferred
Rang* Since Jan. 1
323/4
7%
22%
STOCKS
Year 1949
323/4
32%
83/8
8
5
Raynolds
Range for Previous
21,700
35
28
22%
6%
8,600
45
22%
1
&
'31
35
25
6'/2
Devoe
29¥4
44
22
1
Diamond
33%
31
45%
35¥8
28¥a
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
13
-
19,000
20
.
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
23
Jun
32%
8¥a
30
43¥4
*35
210
231/8
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
23% Jun
353/a
7%
12,600
27%
100
Edison
40
Apr 22
17% Jan
Feb
May 16
24% May 31
7%
32
46 ¥4
31%
22%
100
common
preferred
(The)
Derby Oil Co
20
50
8%
31%
45 V4
•34%
ttiVu
Rio Grande West RR
oi
12%
May 19
8%
Delaware Power & Light Co—.13.60
Denver
Jan
7%
30%
2
•92
13 ¥4
94%
•92
14'/4
941%
*92%
94%
*921%
94i/2
14
14%
H00
102%
8%
8
8%
413/4
431/4
42
42%
39%
413/4
40%
41%
8,100
16%
173/a
17%
18%
17%
183%
173/4
18%
16,400
33%
333/4
34%
34%
34
34
32%
33%
1,300
21/8
44,200
•100'% 102%
8
2'A
13<4
38%
39%
37%
10%
101/4
20%
211/4
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20%
2%
38
10%
203/4
•
2
37%
14
*1001%
8
14
102%
8%
13%
*100%
8
2%
l7/e
2%
1¥8
38i/4
36%
371/2
36%
10%
10%
20%
21
10%
19%
IO1/2
20%
10 %
20 ¥8
14
5,700
102%
8%
2,900
37
2,600
10%
2,200
21
5,500
-80
*49
61
♦52
61
♦54
61
*50
54
*50
-90
58
•49
50%
•49
50%
•49
*49
50y2
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—3
50%
50%
26
26 ¥4
24
26
25
25%
25
25%
19
20%
17%
B
16%
18%
15%
iff
Endicott Johnson Corp common—23
4% preferred
100
18%
19
18%
preference
_.
El Paso Natural Gas
Emerson
Electric
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
22%
23%
1
6%
29%
•103
26
19 ¥4
19
19%
17%
191%
18 3 8
17,000
18
17%
18%
163/8
17%
16%
17¥8
152,800
18 %
181/4
18%
17%
18'A
17 ¥B
18%
3,900
29 7/a
104
11%
ll3/4
55%
63
63
21%
21'%
21 ¥4
21%
6%
6%
6 3/8
67/B
6%
20,200
6%
18,000
35,300
11%
11
ll¥a
11
11%
H'/B
11%
533%
533/4
52%
53
53
53
65
63
63
60%
63
*58
63
230
5%
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130
22
53%
10 %
11
2,200
103
103/4
4%
93/4
36%
-
30
8,700
51%
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9%
9%
29 ¥B
103
213/a
5%
•3
29%
103
6%
IOV4
35
29%
10ff
22%
9%
-2.50
30
104
18
203/4
5%
Products Co_
29%
•103
.
6%
7
55
5% preferred series
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.
Eureka Williams Corp
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
Exchange Buffet Corp.
30%
103%
Erie RR common
Evans
30
103%
8.50
———
25%
33
3'A
♦3
5
9%
5%
10%
1,400
5
51/a
4%
5
3,800
9%
9%
93/4
10
5,800
11
10%
10%
97/a
103/4
10
lO3/;,
35
34%
361/4
341%
357/„
34%
35
3%
4,600
31/8
3
500
3%
3
3ya
3
17.400
Number 4921
Volume 172
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
,.
(19)
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
t per share
$ per
STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
share
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
Vatnrday
S per share
Sper share
Par
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Jane St
EXCHANGE
Jane 26
I per share
19
$ per
share
Thursday
share
Friday
Sales for
Jane 29
June 28
Jane 27
$ per
S per share
June 80
the Week
t per share
I per share
Shares
■■■/
P
r
34
Jim
45% Mar 27
Fairbanks Morse 4c Co
19
Feb
25%
27
26
Apr
8
FaJardo
19 V*
Oct
23% Dec
16
Jun
30
22 % Jan
7
Falstaff Brewing Corp
]
15%
Oct
14% Jan
3
17% Jun
2
1
15%
Dec
15% Jan
3
18% May 10
Family Finance Corp common
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining 4c Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
12% Aug
11 Ma Mar
32
4l%
Jan
Oct
37Mi Mar 10
22% Jun
Jun
38% Jan
35% Mar 11
41 % Jun
14% Jun
18% Nov
17% Mar
20% Jun 12
6% May 6
42% Jun 22
3%
Jun
6% Jan
24% Feb
36
95 Va Mar
104
10% Nov
12% Jun
Dec
Sep
20% Jan
17%
Dec
63% July
81% Dec
43
56
105
July
May
53
Jan
11% July
21%
Dee
107% Mar
4
4% Feb
14
33% Jan
13
103
3
29
17% Jan
3
22% Jun
55% Apr 21
52% Jan
13
67
Feb 15
108
105
Federal Motor Truck
Dec
67
Jan
Jun
27
31% Jan
26% Jun
27
104% Dec
103% Feb
27
33% May
106
1
Jan
11% Jan
3
Dec
14% Jan
Jan
24% Mar 30
3
4%
Jun
4% Jun
14%
Jun
82
Apr 25
5% Jan
5
7% Jun
29
1634 Jun
30
9% Apr 17
6% Apr
6
34% Mar 10
28
9% May
39% May
4
17% Jun
29
13%
Jan
23% Jan
19% Dec
20% May 22
21% Jun 13
Jan
11
107% Mar
7
48% Nov
45 % Jun
27
53% Mar
3
106
Jan
103 Mi Jan
12
11
Dec
9 Ma Jun
27
12
Jan
31
26
166
Feb
8
8
Feb
15
Dec
6
Jun
10
Jan
79%
Jan
63% Mar 31
75
Jan
9
31
Jan
25
30% Jan
9
129
Jun
34
Jun
39% Jan
93% Jan
x6% Jun
20
Apr
139% Apr
42% Dec
48% Dec
100% Dec
13% Jan
12
18% Jun
12
Jun
29
9% Jan
9
Jun
29
14% Apr
17
110% Jun
30
138% Jan
9
13
47% Jan 13
50 Ma Jun
12
51% Apr
6
99% Apr
103
41% Jan
8
6
4
3/8 Jan
44% Jun
13% Jan
56% Deo
123% Jan
128% Jun
51% Apr 20
124% Jun 13
112
108
,
97
Apr
Dec
Apr 17
18% Jan 11
Jan 20
13% Apr 21
57% Mar 8
129% Mar
3
115
8
Mar
S per share
51%
Jun
123% Jan
Jan
*97
13
Feb
22% Jun
11% July
2% Jun
11% Jan
15% Jun
120
May
4%
20%
Feb
Jun
Lowest
Highest
t per share
72% Nov
127% Sepv
104% Dec
19% Sep
38% Dec
16% Mar
3% Dec
Sper share
122% Jun
15
102% Jan
6
18% Jun
32% Jun
29
29
12% Mar 28
6% Mar 21
7% Nov
22 % Jun
27% Dee
22
102% Jan
21% Jan
101
2
27
Jan 25
Jan
10
19% Jan
3
7% Jun
28 y*
24
17% Jan
72% July
80%
21
Dec
17%
Jun
28 % Aug
25% Dec
55
10%
Oct
Dec
33% Jan
90
Jan
13% Apr
72% Feb
42% Jun
100
18% Jun
2
7
23
84% Jun 23
54
23
58% May
Jan
7% Jun
Dec
27
12
Feb
9
2
116
Jan
107% Feb 24
19
Sep
13% Mar 24
18
69% Jan
98% Jun 23
72% Deo
104
45%
Aug
Jan
106
Sep
16% Mar
3%
103% Jan
13
10% Jun
27
112% Jan 11
104% Jun
13% Feb
3
2% Feb 18
4
10
Apr 18
31V* Feb 28
40y2 May 12
29% Apr 14
28 %
Deo
26
Dec
100
16% Apr
13
4
Mar 10
Mar
Jun
2
27
103
Apr
3
17% Feb 28
Jan
36%
Oct
33% Jan
11% Jun
14%
43%
Sep
Jan
12
Jan
3
33
Jun
29
19% Oct
18% Apr
17
22
144% Mar
137% Jan
3
Jan
6
43%
11% Jun
14% Mar
Deo
10
29
24% Jan
33% Mar
14
551% May 31
108% Jun 20
Jan
Jan
Nov
9
1% Jan
28 %
67
Jan
7% Jun
Jan
16% Jun
20% Mar
101
3
101% Jan 20
43% Jan 13
29
Dec
3
24% Jan 11
31% May 3
Apr
62%
6
14
10
Dec
16% Jan
133% July
Jun
27
8%
33% Jun
May
1
Jan
30%
32
May
Apr
Apr 27
Feb
Apr
4
80
Jan
Jun
19
2
May
17
6%
11
4
Jun
24% Jun
16%
93%
13
7
102% Jun 27
15
1% May
3
30% May 11
32% Jun 12
86
Jun
25
25
♦24 Ma
24%
24
24
24
No par
11%
11%
I
9%
9 Mb
61Mi
62 Ma
15 Ma
15 Ma
15%
15 Ma
15%
15%
14%
15
22%
25 Mb
21 Ma
233/a
22 Ma
23 3A
22
23 y4
77
77 y8
76 3A
77
76 y2
76%
76 Ma
76 Ma
65
12
36% Jun
29
Jan
4
13
37
Apr 28
14
Jun
22
44% Jan
10
Mar
7
151% Apr 26
71
Jan
45% Mar
30
7
17% May 23
Oct
12
Jan
100
July
15%
Jun
9% Jun 30
July
93%
Feb
5
Jan
92
9% Jun
20%
Apr
7% July
101
Dec
14
Jan
95
Apr
18% Jan
17
6% Jan
3
100
Jan
12% Jan
13
3
3
Jun 30
11% Jan U
100
Jan
28
29% Jun
12
9% May 13
103% Mav 25
17% Apr 19
54% Dec
49
56% Jun
71%
59% Jan 39
72% Jun 23
16%
22% Dee
18 % Jun
24% Jan 13
41
Jun
Jan
Jan
30
57
Mar 23
prior preferred—
1
preferred
ino
270
18
11%
11%
11 Mi
11%
9%
9 Mi
9%
9%
9%
60 Ma
61
60
6 Mi
7 Mb
7%
17 Mi
62
59 Va
61V8
7%
7 Mi
4,200
7 Ma
16,200
163A
•35 Ma
17%
18%
•17 Ma
18 Mi
*17
18 Mi
18 Mi
♦18
18 Mi
18
18 Mi
18%
19 Ma
'
260
7 Mi
7 Mi
18Ma
26,300
77
16%
36 Ma
18%
1,000
23 Ma
?75
7 Ma
7 Mi
7 Mi
18 Ma
15 Ma
22 y8
17 Mi
♦35Ma
7
59 Mi
58
*143A
7 Mi
7
7
•34 Ma
19%
7
19%
*35 Ma
17%
900
'
18 Ma
♦18
19 Mi
1,400
19%
9,500
4%
4%
4Mb
4 Mi
4Mb
4%
4%
4 Mi
24 3A
25%
25 Mi
25 Mi
*243A
25%
24 Ma
24 Ma
17%
18 Ma
17%
18%
17%
18
17 Ma
18
17 Ma
18
20 y4
21
19Ma
20%
19%
20 Mi
19
20 Mi
18%
19 Ma
•106 Ma
107 Ma
106 Ma
♦105%
107 Mi
100
4%
107 Mi
•106 Ma
•lOlMa
103 Ma
149
17 Mi
15 Mi
7 Mb
7
•101
46 Mi
104
.
46 Mi
•101 Ma
9%
46 Mi
104
10
9%
10 Mb
149 Ma
10 Mb.
10
148
107
107
45 Mi
48
46 Mi
No par
General Bronze Corp
5
General Cable Corp com
-No par
4ft 1st preferred
100
4% conv 2nd preferred
50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
7ft preferred
100
100
36 Ma
17 Mi
18
18 Mi
600
2,300
7
7
7
36 Ma
19
6 Vb
27
4M4
•25%
preferred
1,900
1,600
4,800
17 Mi
7 Ma
18
18
36
7 Ma
19 Ma
7 MB
7%
7%
35 Ma
General Amer Transportation
5
84.25 preferred series A_*—No par
General Baking Co common
5
$8
11 Ma
9 Ma
18
General American Investors com—1
.—
11%
9 Ma
7 Mi
183/a
160
11 Mi
9 Mi
35%
2
1
50
1.66%
10,800
11 Mi
■
17 Mi
8MB
7 Ma
17%
No par
Gaylord Container Corp
8%
7%
1
20
3
—50
No par
(The)
149 Ma
148%
149 Mi
16 Ma
16 Ma
16%
16
6%
7%
7
106 Ma
46 3A
46
•101 Ma
9%
•148
10%
150
7 Ma
7
6
*65
9 Ma
16Mb
v.-
500
13,300
110
*
4,300
46 Mi
104
10
9,000
70
150
♦148
17
16Mb
45 Ma
*101%
104
7,700
5,400
6%
16%
5,300
15,100
7
100
68 Ma
*65
67
26
14%
,
67
67
•65
68 Ma
27
67
•25
27
•25%
27
25
25
*25
26
,800
14%
•14 Ma
14%
14%
14 Mi
14%
14 Ma
2,200
112%
110 Ma
111%
15
113
•112%
14%
•112
113
112
112
111
68 Ma
310
General Electric Co
No par
46 Ma
48 Mi
45 Mb
46%
46 Ma
47'A
44 Ma
47
45
46 Mi
68,500
General Foods Corp com
83.50 preferred
No par
49 Ma
50 Mi
48 Mb
50 Ma
49 Mi
50 Ma
48 Ma
50 Mi
48 Ma
49 Mi
-13,600
—No par
•101 Ma
General Instrument Corp—
General Mills common
5ft preferred
3% ft convertible
102
102
•101
102
10 Mi
10
10 Ma
54%
53 Ma
53 ya
124%
124 Ma
124%
124 Mi
*124 Ma
•109 Mi
110 Me
110 Mi
110 y4
109 Mi
125
110 Mi
110 Mi
102
10 Mi
9%
9%
53%
53
54
125
109 Mi
200
102
102
9 Ma
10 Ma
8,300
2,400
53%
53
125
125
260
♦106
111
400
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
June 24
STOCK
Par
Jane 26
June 27
June 28
June 29
$ per
$ per share
No par
Gen Outdoor Advertising
No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
Gen Precision Equip Corp
No par
6ft preferred
—
Utilities
122 Ma
123
105%
104%
104%
•104%
105 Ma
105 Mi
105 Mi
105 Mi
105 Mi
19%
20 Mi
19%
20
183/e
19%
18 Ma
19
32%
34
32Mb
33%
EXCHANGE
13
13%
13%
13%
6,600
3 Ma
14,100
53,700
34%
14
CLOSED
16%
19%
121
6%
23%
33%
106
28%
28
♦102%
21
91%
88
36%
14%
33
34%
33 Ma
34
13%
14
133A
14 Ma
3%
3
3 ye
3 Ml
17
19%
121
7 MB
24%
34%
108
29%
28%
104
25%
15%
18%
•121
6%
22%
32
3%
16%
18%
123
6%
241/4
33
16
19
•121
6%
23 Ma
33
16%
19%
123
6 Ma
23%
33 Ma
28 3/i
29 Ma
28%
29 Ma
27%
27%
27%
25 Ma
27
27
102%
102%
23%
24%
•84%
86
80
•75
80
•102
24 Ma
84 Ma
•75
103
25
84 Ma
80
14
11%
13
12 Ma
12 Mi
Gillette Safety Razor com
38%
40%
35%
39
37 Mi
38%
—5
•83 %
No par
2.50
•97
15%
•83%
98%
•95%
♦102
23%
85
*75
11%
36%
10,400
1,700
31 Mi
32
101 Ma
103
970
102 Ma
25
23%
24 Ma
843A
85
85 Ma
80
*75
50
10,300
.
160
80
13
11 Ma
36 Ma
16,500
12%
38 Mi
37 Ma
94%
94 Ma
17%
16
17 Mi
85%
84
84 Ma
84 Ma
84 Ma
18
17
17%
17%
18 Ma
17 Mi
17Ma
24%
27
26
27%
25%
27 Mi
56%
56%
56 Mi
56 Mi
55
56
8%
22Ma
23 Ma
103
97
8%
13,700
2,200
I6M1
8%
50
6%
7,000
17
9%
1,900
18%
121
6 Ma
26 Ma
28%
7%
16%
28 Ma
56%
50
18
121
900
28%
17%
♦55
3
153/a
2,600
3,300
9,900
.26%
102 Ma
26%
Glldden Co (The) common—No par
4% ft convertible preferred
86%
23%
32%
105
29
86
17%
32%
6M1
28%
•75
16 Vb
22 Ma
102
I8M1
123
105Mi
♦84'/a
100
6 Ma
3 Mi
16 Mi
104 Mi
24%
•97
18 Ma
•121
.
105
5
No par
$5 convertible preference—No par
3
15 Mi
104%
12%
$4.50 preferred
311,700
85 Ma
122Ma
85
100
100
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Shares
87 Ma
89 Ma
122Ma
93%
Georgla-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co—1
Glmbel Brothers common
S •ner share
85%
123 Ma
20'A
No par
100
10c
4% ft preferred
3% ft preferred
$ vr shnre
90%
1223A
5
General Tire 4c Rubber Co com
share
123%
3%
1
No par
20
General Time Corp common—No par
4% ft preferred
;
100
f per
123%
105
STOCK
No par
Refractories
f per share
Sales for
the Week
123%
90
10c
General Public Service
share
Frlo»y
June 30
123%
Preferred $3.75 series
8%
•93
163/a
♦84
14,000
97
100
17
57,700
86
400
5,100
17 Ma
18
25%
26%
23,000
*53%
55 Ma
400
8%
8%
10,100
1
100
Goodrich Co
(B F) common—No
$5 preferred
No
Goodyear Tire 4c Rub com—No
$5 preferred
No
Gotham Hosiery.
No
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 Ac P
Grand Union Co (The)
Granite City Steel
9%
9%
109%
109%
10
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold Ac Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
16 Vb
16%
15%
16%
15%
16'A
15%
15%
15'A
15%
7,700
91
95
89
95
90
93
86%
92
88%
90'A
19,900
par
103%
par
51
par
par
•106%
103%
52%
109
♦108
102%
48
106%
103%
49%
50%
106%
106%
10%
11%
10%
11%
1
5
10
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
110
108
•102%
103%
102%
102%
300
48
50%
107 %
48%
49%
23,200
107 %
107%
♦106%
11
1%
11
1%
11
1%
600
11
2,400
1%
31,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'A
31%
32 Mi
32%
33 y4
32%
32%
31%
32
35
35%
32%
35%
33%
34%
10,500
26%
2,400
35%
36%
31%
27%
27%
101%
Grayson-Roblnson Stores com
1
$225 conv preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
14%
1
108
33%
101%
Greenfield Tap 4c Die Corp—No par
108
7%
14 %
No par
No par
100
100
108
32%
27%
7ft preferred
♦102%
11%
101 %
Green Bay 4c Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc—
51%
107
108
1%
5
Gt Northern Ry 6ft pfd
Great Western Sugar com
102%
108
11%
100
preferred
109
par
No par
Grant (W T) Co common
3%ft
•101
10%
55 Mi
125
General Motors Corp common
It
$5 preferred
—No par
General Realty 4b
102
10
54 Ma
1
No par
100
preferred—100
.
34
34%
13
♦33%
36'A
27%
102
13%
27
27%
26
3,600
2,900
27 Vb
27'A
•101 Va
102%
♦101%
102 Va
•101%
14%
13'A
13%
1°%
14
2,800
•33%
34
240
14
34
•33 Mi
34
•33%
34
50
102%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13%
5,100
34%
35%
33%
35'A
34
35%
33
34%
33%
34%
15,400
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
7,300
149%
149%
149%
149 %
148 %
148%
148%
148'/a
18%
148%
•68
149%
70
•68
70
190
70
,20
37%
38
5,100
15
15
♦68
70
70
70
38%
39
37%
38%
37%
38
36%
38
16
16
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
10
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
•69
(The)—
1,400
3
9%
98%
98%
98%
97%
98
97%
97%
•97'/a
98%
100
1
1
98%
54,800
190
26V4
27%
25
27JA
27%
29%
27
28%
27%
28%
29,700
7%
7%
7%
$5 convertible preferred
No par
Gulf Mobile 4c Ohio RR com.No par
•103%
Common
4%ft
preferred
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar common
85 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf 8tates Utilities Co
,
.
—j
For footnotes see page 26.
210
24
Greyhound Corp
9%
86 Ma
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
Jan
7
8% Jan 25
10
26 Mi
86 Ma
♦24%
General
68
98% Jun
15%
25 Ma
88
25
26% May 20
77% Jan 23
Jun
15 Ma
27
87 Ma
25
35
128
12% Feb
37% Dec
Jun
11
17% Apr 21
73
Jun
12
7
77% Apr
34
16
25%
88
EXCHANGE
127% Mar
64
52%
15%
27 M4
88
96 Va
Gen Railway Signal com
Jun
100
15%
26
88 Ma
32
24% Feb 17
99% Apr
15% Jun
5% Jan
16Mb
26 Mb
88 Ma
96
126% Feb 23
28% Jun 27
x95% Jun
14% Jun
15 Vb
25%
90
31
26
Nov
July
16%
27
96
30
31
48
16
26 Ma
32 %
NEW YORK
105% Jun
23% Apr
38
Jan
16 Ma
24,900
1,100
14,000
15,200
14,200
30 Ma
Jun
Jan
14 Va
19 Ma
95 y4
Jun
91
13 Ma
13 Ma
19
96%
18
30% May 2
101% Jun 30
79% Jun
12% Jun
♦13 Ma
14Ma
16,600
33 M4
121
Jan
Jun
13 Me
13%
17
100
20% Jan
Mar
19 y«
13 Vb
15
14%
1,100
16 Ma
♦88 Ma
1
124% Dec
Dec
July
18%
13 3A
*13
10
22
10
General Public Utilities Corp
34
Sep
5% Jun
19%
240
106 Va
100
18% Feb 20
122
67
19 V*
143A
30
Mar
18%
17Ma
13 Mi
15% Jun
24% Jan
16%
20
4% Mar 23
3
99% July
22% Jan
24
17Ma
13 %
27
Nov
17%.
17
15 Vb
Jun
17
17
»18
14 Mb
t per share
99% Jun
26%
32%
Highest
68% Jan 13
♦21
21
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
♦105
21 y4
21%
96y2
Range for Previous
Lowest
16,700
27 M4
105 Ma
106 y4
21V*
34
84.50 preferred
9%
Apr
24% Jun
"l 17
Jun
27 Mi
26%
105 Ma
*105%
10
(The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
4% * convertible preferred
Jun
65%
2,000
2,400
22 Va
13
Garrett Corp
6% Apr 18
30% Apr 29
6
12%
96
Gamewell Co
105% Mar
71
12
28 Ma
18 Ma
Gardner-Denver Co
Jun
69 Ma
12 Ma
31 Ma
1j>% Mar 16
21% May 20
148
72
12
106 M»
13 y8
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
8% convertible preferred
9
3
163% Jan
71 Mi
21 Ma
20 Ma
,
27
Oct
13,200
95 3A
20MaApr 25
105
2,400
60%
105 M4
59 Ma
62%
33%
3
3
60 Ma
59 Ma
105 M»
60
58 Ma
96
10
Jan
28
27
1,400
5,100
105
59
105
32
Jan
18
105 M4
26 Mi
13 Mb
Corp common.
xl7% Jan
3
62 M4
61V*
•105
18Me
•105 Ma
20
Gabriel Co (The).
Galr Co Inc (Robert) common
6% preferred
9% May 19
18% Jan
62%
62 y4
64
30
10 y4
18 ya
95%
4ft
4% Jan
Jun
18 Vs
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
13
24 3/4 Jun
July
19%
38 Ma
10 M4
22 Ma
17%
7%
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Feb
9%
18Ms
4,800
12,500
106
106
10%
193/a
10
8ft
32%
152
18%
19 Ma
106
10 y4
No par
,
Foster-Wheeler
Jun
Jun
10%
10
Proedtert Grain 4c Malting Co Inc.l
99y« Apr 24
36% May 22
Jun
107
•10%
No par
3%ft convertible preferred
3%& preferred
3%
99
10 Ma
37 M*
39%
36 Ma
•105 Ma
10 Va
29
22
Food Machinery 4c Chem Corp
7
Oct
39%
105
105
106 Ma
♦105
5
43A
5
4Mb
106 Mi
28%
*105 Ma
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc
21%
15%
103% Jan
41% Sep
1
No par
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power 4c Light Co
Florshelm Shoe class A
Jun
29.
15% Jan
10%
38 Ma
39
37 Mi
106 Ma
10 Ma
No par
16
Ddc
40
37%
•105
Freeport Sulphur Co
6% Feb
2,600
No par
26
16%
10% Jun
5
,100
com
84 preferred
67*% May 20
19% Feb
3
17
1,200
17Me
12%
29
Apr
38 Ma
17 Ma
71 Ma
57% Jan 13
17% Dec
38 Ma
18 3A
12%
11% Jan 10
19
39%
18
5 Ma
71 M4
3
Jun
38 Ma
18%
5
12 Mb
3
Feb
38
18%
53/b
73
9 % Feb
15
38
i8y2
4%
12
9% Jan
13
38 Ma
17Ma
5%
71%'
25 Mi May 20
12 Mb May
9
Jan
37
20
4%
13
30
41%
40%
18%
74
Jan
Oct
40%
12 Mi
24
Oct
17 Ma
73 Ma
25%
31%
17
No par
25
7%
17 Vb
No par
Jan
7% Apr
16%
105 Mi
29
18% Dec
9% Jan
6
>
_5
Florence Stove Co
30% Jan 18
96% Feb 10
30
Mar
17Ma
100
96% Oct
33% Dec
75
16Mb
No par
preferred
86 Va Jun
78% Feb
17 Va
'
!
92% Nov
67
17%
16%
First National Stores
15% Jan 10
17% May 2
19% Feb 27
Feb
17
Firth (The) Carpet Co
Plintkote Co (The) common
22% Mar 23
20
15
63 Ma
5
14% Jun
14%
105Mb
27
Nov
15 Vb
105 Mi
4% ft
9
Apr
17% Dec
23% Deo
14Ma
105%
May
18% Jun
60
io',4
613A
13
Feb
15 Mb
62 Mi
Oct
11% Jan
16% Jun
15Mb
64 Mi
15%
24%
14%
29%
x38
15
64
12
12% Aug
10% May
16Mb
19
20% Mar 17
Jun
15%
63
29
Sep
CLOSED
17%
62 M»
16% Jun
8
3,600
8,000
10,900
17 Mi
10
Dec
Deo
2,500
16
,
18%
25
18%
21% Jun
8% Nov
5,600
22%
16
Firestone Tire 4c Rubber
13% Jan
95% Jun
41 Ma
22 Va
16%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
2
Feb
40'A
23
16 Ma
8
4
19 V*
403A
22 Ma
17 Ma
22
Jan
89
40
23%
17
Jun
27% Feb
Apr
41
23 Mi
20 Mi
29
Feb
40Mi
23 Mi
Ferro Enamel Corp.
Jun
May
July
413A
22 Ma
9
21
8%
EXCHANGE
5
4%ft preferred
Jan
78
STOCK
2
Felt 4c Tarrant Mfg Co
28
20%
40 Ma
24
17 Ma
_1
Federated Dept Stores common
76% Apr
3
14% Jan 20
17
12
Jun
May
9% Sep
42
83% Feb
98% Jan
18% May
»
_20
—
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
Jan
10% Jun
17% Jan
69
20
41%
23'A
No par *
Sugar Co
7—
No par
25
—No par
7%
7%
105
15%
7%
•103%
12%
7%
105
14%
7y»
♦103%
13%
7%
105
7%
♦103%
14%
13
105
6,800
♦103% 105
14%
13%
24,400
14 %
13%
52%
54
53
51
51%
49
51
68 y,
70%
66%
69%
67%
68%
65%
68
65%
67
21%
22%
19%
22%
20%
20%
19%
20%
18%
19%
•52%
53
52%
1,800
-
22.600
28,300
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(20)
NEW
Lowest
Highest
$ per
$ per share
share
NEW
Range SWice Jan. 1
Year 1949
I per
STOCK
share
j
/
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
S per
stihre
HIGH
AND
Monday
SALE
Tuesday
June 26
June 24
$ per share
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
RECORD
STOCKS
B&nge for Previous
Lowest
YORK
.
June 27
S per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
June 28
t per share
$ per
Sales
Friday
June 29
t per share
June 80
share
$ per
for
the Week
Shares
share
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
32% Mar 21
46% Feb
14
Hackensack
16%
Jun
24%
Dec
22 % Apr
20
31% Jun
23
Halliburton
12
Jan
14%
Dec
14
May 24
15% Jan
12
Hall
14% Jan
12
Hamilton Watch Co
ll'/<
(W
Waier
Oil
F)
Jun
15
Jan
71
Jun
26
104%
Apr
108%
Nov
104
Apr
11
108
Jun
5
Hanna
18%
Nov
23%
Jan
20
Jan
3
24
Jun
5
Harbison-Walk
Feb
141
148
11%
Jun
142
81
61
80% Feb
Jun
30
25%
Dec
23% Jan
3
27% Jan
12
7%
NOV
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
Oct
64% Jan
5
75% Jun
26
11
Jan
68%
6%
Jun
10%
Dec
9
Jun
30
Jun
9%
Jan
6% Jun
30
Feb
25
21
Dec
20 %
Jan
25%
Jan
95%
Dec
Jan
93%
Dec
29
3
103
Jan
33%
33%
33%
33 %
29%
26
29%
27%
28%
26%
27%
27%
28%.
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14 %
14
15
6,d00
A)
Co
11%
2,1,00
100
10
4
41
Jan
Apr
106% Jan
6
3%%
Heinz
3.65%
Jan
Jan
32%
Dec
29% Jun
30
42%
Dec
40 % Feb
7
13 %
Jan
17% Aug
14
Jun
29
20% Mar
3
Hercules
Jun
53
49% Jan
23
58 % May 19
Hercules
Powder
127 % Mar 13
Dec
Mar 10
Feb
131
Sep
Jun
13
26% Mar
45
Dec
40
Jun
27
48
53%
Dec
53
May 12
56
5%
Jun
52
Feb
122%
Nov
51 %
124
W)
5
39% Jun
29
32% Jan
13
50%
Nov
Jun
Inc
Furnace
Hollander
18
19% Jan
9
29 % Mar
7
47% Jan
11
(A)
&
Homestake
Apr
100
Jun
116
Dec
109
Jan
13
132
May
9
$4.50
2nd
94%
Sep
101%
Dec
101 % Jan
12
107
May 24
$4.25
Sons
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
11% Mar 25
14
Jan
9
30% Jun
34
Jan
10
82.25
38 % Feb
10
Household
30
Feb
35%
Nov
28%
Jan
41%
Nov
33% Apr 26
86%
Jan
99%
Dec
94
29
40% May 10
99% Mar
Hooker
103 % Jun
%
Jun
103 % Jun
29
4%
46% Jan
'/\ iv—»
30
13
56% Jun
19
Houston
12
59% May 19
Houston
19% Apr
27
Howard
44% Jan
9
29%
Feb
12%
31%
Jun
16
Oct
15
Jun
46%
Jan
33% Jun
27
44%
38% Jan
Oct
Mar 22
4%
Jun
11%
Dec
7% Jun
27
8%
Jun
17%
Dec
12% Jun
27
33%
Jun
47%
Jan
35% Mar
Feb
14%
Oct
13% Mar
11%
Jan
8% Jan
9
8% Nov
1% May
10% Jun
11% Mar 13
17
Hudson
Mar 13
9
42% Feb
1
17% Apr
29
12
14 %Jun
5%
2
6
&
52%
52%
18
11%
12 %
70
69%
70
12%
11%
12%
71
70
70
12%
11%
12%
*69%
12%
,
.
*16%
18
11%
12%
11%
12%
16%
16%
15%
3,000
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
2,200
26%
27
26%
27
26
27
26
27
4,500
*11
16%
16%
11%
11
11
17%
16%
16%
25%
42%
26
*25%
43%
11%
35
•118
102%
103%
103 %
12%
11%
31%
36%
43%
t
55%
25
40
19,600
35
36
3,600
*115
120
104
104
104
104
*103
104
11%
11%
11%
391/4
42%
11%
11%
11%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
30%
*30%
32
1.1C0
36%
35%
36%
35
35
34%
34%
34%
35
3,000
95
96
94
95%
*95%
96 %
*95%
96%
80
103%
103%
103 %
103%
370
56
53%
55
♦52
54
51%
54%
49%
52
51
17
16%
17
17
17
36
33%
35
35
54
52 %
17
35
35%
8
7%
7%
100
13
13
12%
13%
*12%
8%
8
49
34
50%
9,600
171/2
1,200
34
35
8%
3,100
49
17%
53
*16
51
*16
8%
52
54
12%
34 %
3.200
8%
5,200
8%
8%
13
13
*12%
14
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39
15%
13%
15
14%
15%
14
14%
14%
14%
12%
11%
12%
11%
Car
12.50
22
Hussman
.6.66%
Hupp Corp
13
12%
13 %
3%
3%
21%
22%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
YORK
12%
2%
No par
Co
18%
STOCKS
Lowest
11%
1
Refrigerator
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
'EXCHANGE
Monday
June 24
f per share
Par
S per share
20
30
8,300
97%
100
common
1,000
37
l
preferred
600
1,200
25%
,25 %
118
39%
36'/a
5
c
Corp
•
35
36 %
__
No par
26
116
37%
123
100
v
*25%
12
17
16%
126
11%
•96
11
17
*121
103 %
11%
11
17
25%
42%
15%
16'/a
11%
25%
42%
42 %
39
126
37%
15%
17
*16%
26
123
16'A
40%
4% Apr
100
13,200
28
14%
25% Apr
1,000
2,000
20,200
13
38%
3
10
-
70
*69
Motor
13
share
52V2
16%
12%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
1% Jan
$ per
52%
18
11%
Hudson
17% Jan
share
52%
17%
12%
10%
Hudson
Jan
$ per
52%
18
18
16%
50
Hunt Foods Inc
Dec
Highest
53%
•52%
13%
11%
Co
Bange for Previous
Lowest
800
*124
27
100
Manhattan
2%
t per share
3,600
54%
19
12%
5
...
non-cum
18%
Year 1949
41%
*531/2
No par
com
Texas
of
41%
54 Va
No par
Light & Power..
Oil
42%
53
•70
Finance common..No par
Stores
41%
53%
•16%
com
preferred
Sound
42%
54'/a
No par
preferred
Howe
41%
54
12%
12.50
Co
preferred
conv
3%%
9
60
54%
30
pfd series A
Houdaille-Hershey
23
1,600
401/2
42%
10
Electrochemical
Jun
29%
40%
*103
124%
..5
preferred
Dec
34%
29 '/a
40'A
103%
1
Mining
*24
29 %
40%
5
...
preferred
conv
440
29%
103%
40
•54%
17%
10
Co
Holly Sugar Corp..
12
5%
103%
30
41%
*40'A
•124
44%
54%'
52%
5
Co
14% May 10
•54
100
Corp
Dauch Paper
(Charles E
&
Co
1,100
124%
I
Holland
35%
*124
5
Hires
8
103%
29%
<
*34%
124%
50
Hinde
16% May
31
41
103%
35
1,100
98 %
124%
preferred series B
17% May 22
9
4
14
103%
30%
41
103%
35
*97
*124
Jan
29
30
41%
35%
4
124%
May
12% Jun
30 %
42%
50
14
14% Jan
35%
29 3
98 %
124%
—100
80
25% Jan
103%
30%
No par
com
preferred series A
6
Sep
103%
•41
21%
25%
*97
1,800
29
Sep
35
21
30%
98 %
11,900
11% Mar
28%
35 %
21%
21%
30%
*97
98%
35%
14%
69% Jun
16% Apr
25% Jun
35
4%%
Dec
21%
30%
•97
33
52'A
Sep
Oct
2, (00
30'A
21%
29%
98 %
14
Dec
Jan
21%
30%
21%
32
51
12%
15%
211/8
21%
•97
280
14
84%
22%
12,700
53%
Heyden Chemical Corp
3 % % preferred series A
Jun
7.900
6%
14
Hewitt-Robins
16%
9%
6%
52%
18% Jan
24% Mar
34% Jan
9
6%
75
14%
22% Feb
10% Apr
9 %
6%
75
53%
3
Jun
9%
6%
75 %
53
21
8%
9%
6%
75
14%
27
Dec
9%
6%
75 %
14%
10% Jun
15%
74%
9%
6%
75
54
15% Jan
15%
74%
9%
75%
14%
x51% Apr
29%
2,500
52%
Jan
Jan
2,100
5%
14%
Jan
Jun
24%
5%
54%
Dec
12%
40
.
24%
5%
14%
21%
20
141
141
25
53%
preferred
Hotels
144
9%
4%%
Hilton
5%
*141
No par
...
Hershey Chocolate
4
24%
6
5,200
common...No par
21%
Dec
25
200
21%
7
lQ
52%
8% May
11% Jun
144
25
5%
21%
6%
25
Nov
77
♦141
24%
70
71%
107
9%
100
preferred
*13% Aug
Jun
143%
25
53% Feb
14%
22
21%
5%
*5%
11'A
71%
*106
75%
5
common:.
non-cum
11%
72
107
106
24%
6
15
preferred
(G
7%
22 %
21%
22
*
143 %
25%
6
100
Motors
40
Helme
33% Mar 16
146
21%
11%'
71%
__
107
1
common
Jan
44
24%
11%
♦70
*106
200
30,500
2
Co
98%
73
107
23%
'143 %
Glass Co
23%
34%
105
22
11%
11%
•70
•106
34
*33
100
common.....
J;
11%
71
106%
1
common
•33%
11%
11%
71
POO
10
Marx
preferred
(H
CLOSED
100
&
Corp,
Hazel-Atlas
9
Mar 20
Mfg
STOCK
EXCHANGE
com—No par
preferred
Hecnt Co
5
pfd_.No par
Refrac
bcnaitner
Hayes
33 % Mar 16
98% Apr
No par
com
$4.25
Corp of America
4%%
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
7
24 % Jan
6%
10
8% Jan
3
Feb
35
Oct
37%
Jun
25% Jan
Dec
84
30
34
28%
5
preferred
(M
34
•33
5
Co.—
Hat
149
Mar 31
conv
Hart
Jan
5%
19%
4%
8
Jan
May
20%
4%
Dec
13%
72% July
25
Cementing
Well
Printing
June 26
S per share
12
3
3%
21
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
19
6,800
2%
3%
23.600
19%
19%
5,700
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
June 27
$ per
Friday
June 29
June 28
j per share
12%
3%
19%
2%
3'/a
20 %
19%
900
5,500
44,400
:*
share
$ per
June 30
S per
share
share
Sales
foi
the Week
Shares
I
31% Jun
22%
Jun
36%
Dec
34% Jun
29
40% Mar 15
Idaho
36%
Feb
73
Dec
34% Jan
25
42% May 31
Illinois
Dec
82% Jun
29
98
Jan
3
13
100
Power
Co
20
Central
6%
RR
stock
RR
non-cum
Co
ser
Jun
34%
Dec
34
Jan
25
40% Jun
25%
A
1000
Jan
37%
Nov
34% Jun
30
41% Mar 23
Illinois Power Co
common
No par
52% Jun
9
50
9% Jan
4
4.08% cum preferred
Illinois Terminal RR Co
7%
Sep
Jan
May 22
10%
Jan
29%
Dec
Jun
8%
Jan
28
9
33% Mar
53%
Dec
42% Mar 28
55
72%
Oct
63
21%
4
Jun
7% Jun
27
Jun
30
23
6% Jun
Jun
33% Mar 27
Jan
Feb
175
Apr
10
43
Jun
Industria
May 16
71
series
12
Electrica
Jan
Apr
163
Jan
6
May
41%
Jan
38
Jan
26
Jun
18%
Jan
12% Mar 30
15% May 19
Inspiration Cons
Jan
10%
Dec
10% May
11
8
2
6%
16
22% Jun
22
31
x98 % Apr
19
9% Jun
Il457/a Jan
2%
Jan
13 %
Jan
234
1% Jan
12% Jan
Dec
22%
Jun
29%
Dec
164%
Jan
180%
210
Dec
5%
24
Feb
10
Jun
25% Jun
173
Dec
Jun
9% Jan
2% Jun
16% Jun
27
12
Jun
34%
Oct
31% Jan
73%
Jan
86%
Oct
84
Jan
4
3%
Feb
6%
Dec
4
Jun
26
31%
Jan
25%
133
Jun
Dec
143
25% Mar 31
Feb
33%
Dec
37%
Jan
103%
130 % Feb
Nov
4% Nov
7%
24
33% Jan
Dec
94
25
25
104
Feb
Feb
5% Feb
1
14
240
16
13% Apr
40% Jun
22
88
^
24
Feb
9% May
30% Jun
137% Jun
48% Jun
109
Jun
7
Canada
41
Jan
8% Apr 12
64% Apr 12
60% May 27
International
46%
Oct
38% Jun
30
46% Jan
38%
Jun
57%
Jan
44
Jun
27
54% Feb
4
30% Aug
7% Jun
34
Jan
33
Jan
13
3t> % May
1
9% Jan
3
14
July
20
Dec
17% Feb
17
22% Jun
19
Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
27% Jun
22
14
24
Jan
34
Nov
29% Jan
45
Jun
32
Jan
27% Jan
Feb
2%
Jun
11%
Jun
Jan
44
Jan
95%
Jan
30%
29%
102
Jun
Jun
Feb
7%
Dec
18%
Jan
14% Jan
5
Dec
92% Jun
27
59%
Oct
56% Jan
3
105%
Dec
50%
Dec
<94
54%
109
5% J-n
103
Jun
26
43% Jun
Dec
Dec
27
29
">%
$6
3
13
35%
13
Jun
33%
Jan
Jun
86
Jan
81% Jan
Dec
40% Mar
24% Apr
18
90
Jewel
Jun
(F
12.700
14 Va
9,200
10%
*10V'a
175
10%
5
20%
21%
19%
97%
97%
*96%
5
L)
Tea
Johns
10%
6
28
175%
11%
37
38 3A
85%
85%
com__No par
28
136%
4%
29
136%
7.50
43%
46%
No par
106%
106%
com
7
loo
57
*54
No par
25
common
10%
♦173
7
57
222
25%
175
9%
35%
♦81
175
*173
175
200
10%
10
10 %
1,500
20%
21
19%
20%
18%
20
9,800
♦96%
10%
20%
98
98
95'A
97'A
*95%
97
♦1%
,
14'/a
224
227%
174
11
38
25%
37
*81
2
1,600
14
18.300
210
25%
26%
174
174
150
*1%
14
226
222
27%
175
10%
87
13%
13%
1%
1%
2
14%
226
26%
27 %
175
10%
173
220
26%
173
3,GOO
62.800
310
9%
38%
86
10%
9%
9%
20.700
35%
10%
37 %
36'A
37%
16,200
86
84
84
*81
200
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
7,400
27%
28%
28%
29%
27%
28%
27%
28%
55,900
134%
136%
*135%
*136%
41
106%
*6%
137
136%
45%
43
106%
106
40 %
44%
*6%
7
*
136%
*105%
106
6
7%
55
57
*56
*51
56
55
39%
39
3.9 %
39
39%
46
47%
44
46%
46
75,300
1,000
6%
1,600
6 Va
6%
450
46
56
55
56
57
55
55
39
38%
38%
2.800
46
56
39%
300
43%
106%
38%
57
58%
136%
40%
106'A
42 %
109
46 Vis
45
46
2,400
35
55%
*55
300
'
36
35
35
35
12%
12%
11
12%
11%
12%
11
11%
ll'/a
11%
195,900
20%
22
19%
21
20
20
19%
20
19%
19%
4,800
23%
*35
35
*34%
*34%
35
300
common
Co
25
22%
24%
23'/a
23%
23
23%
4,500
32%
34%
32%
33%
33
33
33
33 V8
32
33
2,800
50c
28
28%
28
28
28%
28 %
28
28
28
28 %
1,900
i
Coal
*138
138
138
*136
140
*136
140
23%
*136
24IA
140
140
50
j,
6
No par
*17
17%
17
17
16%
16 %
*16
16%
*16
pfd„100
94
94
92%
94
93
93
*92'/a
93 %
93
93
No par
65
65
59%
61
61
62%
60 %
62 %
61'A
61%
ioo
103
104
Co
Inc
common
Corp
Johnson
6%
5%
*102
5%
6'A
104
0
5%'
5%
103
104
*103
5 'A
5%
*103
103
5%
16%
9,600
400
120
1,800
104
60
No par
46%
48 Va
44%
48
46%
47%
43%
46%
43%
45
22,800
12%
59%
62
58
59
58'A
59'A
57
58'A
55
57
2,800
*107
108
common
2nd
preferred series A
100
Jones & Laughlin Steel com—No
par
5%
preferred series A
10Q
12
19
228
10%
No par
Silver
Manville
&
26%
175
4
preferred
Johnson
4%
Co
228
I
Salt
Machine
3%%
23
Apr
34% Mar
40%
13%
com
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
109 % Mar 20
73
39 Va
13%
preferred
Jaeger
1
24
21
Creek
Jacobs
Jau
30%
173
40%
13%
preferred
Island
T,n
Jun
173
39
14
preferred.:
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp
5
Interstate Dept Stores—__No
par
Intertype Corp
No par
51% May 18
63
2.300
41%
International
3
107% Apr
27% Jan
48
3,400
64
13%
7%
18% May 3
96% May 15
70% Mar 3
107% Mar
50
64
39%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
31% Mar 15
148
§1
48%
64 %
14%
Corp
International Shoe
Jan
50
63
l
;
30
141
48
40
ioo
Paper Co
Jun
Mar
52
64%
175
10Q
49% Jan
24
300
51
64%
loo
Chemical
55
136% Aug
6%
50%
13
common
Mining
Feb
Apr 21
*6'/a
6%
3,200
38
10Q
&
International
*6%
3,600
*173
Inc
preferred
5%
6%
900
8'/a
28
15
preferred
$4
28
6%
7
28
41%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
International
8 Va
8%
28'A
14%
Preferred
23
23
7%
28%
64
No par
Nickel of
8%
30 Va
48%
No par
Feb
136
*6%
8%
51%
64
common
61
Apr
6%
52
67%
*50
51%
29%
8%
31
Machines
71
16
7%
30%
37
1.100
40
preferred
Jun
Apr
48
67%
8
32
Harvester
Nov
11%
8
31%
Business
43
18 %
36%
*50
1%
50
3
35%
36%
14%
Int'l
8.400
36%
51%
1%
1
1,010
36%
36%
*50%
36%
13%
Minerals
35%
34%
36
38%
52%
36%
1%
4%
35 Va
35
37
52%
38
14%
Int'
1.000
39%
1%
International
29,400
84
52
14%
8
34%
37
84
37 7/8
No par
Int'l
6
34%
36 Ve
85
52
No par
7%
35
38 %
•I 82%
38%
Int'l
Mar-29
Jan
34%
35%
35%
38%
87
STOCK
CLOSED
Interlake. Iron..'
29% May
181
37%
EXCHANGE
preferred
Intercontinental Rubber
12
*35
*85
*173
20
4%%
9
13
30
85
Int'l
25
30
38%
100
Ctfs
16% Jan
92% Jan
36
85
No par
Corp
Dec
Dec
35
35%
87%
6%
i
Copper
Interchemical
18%
95 %
Jun
A
No par
Coj
Insuranshares
Apr
Jan
1
Steel
5
12%
S
preferred
Inland
Jan
86%
Mex,
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
30
165
De
par
Industrial
2
155
11%
5
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
19
56
29
ctfs
36
39%
87%
A—100
20
52
36
37%
common.lOo
pfd
conv
Joy Manufacturing Co
i
10
*107
108%
32
33%
30 Va
32%
31%
33
30%
32%
30'A
31%
54,900
88
88 %
86 Va
88
8
%
87
85%
87
84%
85 %
590
25'/8
26%
25
26 Va
25%
26 Va
25 Va
25%
25 Va
25%
9,200
11%
3,300"
*107
108%
108
*107
108
103
K
8%
Jun
94%
Jan
102
AUg
100%
Feb
105%
Nov
*34% Feb
49%
Dec
44% Jun
30
62%
Dec
59 % Jan
26
14% July
10% Jun
17%
Nov
16
Jun
29
6
Jan
10% Jun
30
13% Jan
Kansas Power & Light Co com—8:75
17%
Jun
9
23%
Dec
Kayser
20 ''4
Jau
.j
*13%
24% Jun
Jun
9
19%
Dec
16% Jan
3«J
21% Jun
19
62
*ot
Jan
12%
14%
footnote."
Jan
oage
9
Mar 24
98% Jan
l.„
?»
»
•
r-
25
Q
13% May 16
103% Apr 10
109% May 18
57% Mar 25
64
19
Feb
Mar
16
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
Kansas City Power & Lt Co—
3.80%
„
4%
cum
Kansas
4%
10
12%
12%
^
100
102%
102%
10Q
106 %
107%
com
No par
47%
51'A
60
60
16 %
16%
preferred
preferred
Citv
Southern
non-cum
preferred
(Julius) & Co
Keisey Hayes Wheel conv class A
Class B
100
11
*102%
106
12
11%
'
102%
*102%
103
106
*105
106%
*10S
47 %
45
45%
48 V8
46%
*58%
60'A
*53 Va
16%
11,
11%
103%
16%
13%
*53%
61
16%
16
11
11
*102%
102%
106%
-
103'A
*105
106:%
10
45%
9,800
47
44%
61
*58 Va
16%
16
120
100
61
16%
8,600
5
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10 Va
1
23
23
21 Va
21 V2
21 %
22
21%
22 Va
*21 %
22%
1,300
1
19%
20%
18
19 Va
13 Va
19
17%
18%
17%
17%
5,300
Ii
11
%
3,300
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(21)
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
YORK
STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
S per
$ per share
40
Jun
56%
Jan
39
Jun
48%
Nov
49
NEW
V
Highest
58% Jun
Kennecott
13
Kern
Copper
Tuesday
June 26
* per share
$ per share
54
57
543/8
56%
33,800
53%
51%
52%
51%
53
23
23%
22
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
10,500
3,400
34%
37
34%
36
34%
35%
34
35%
33%
343%
17,800
141%
*140
141%
14%
*13
14
69%
*673/4
68%
*673/4
68%
60
27%
26%
263/4
253/4
26%
11,300
99%
993/4
99
99
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com
4% conv 2nd preferred
Kinney (G R) Co common
No pai
Jfln
152% May 20
14
Jun
17% Mar 31
72%
Dec
68% Jun
71% Feb
6
25%
Jun
31%
Jan.
25% Jun
31 % Mar
2
90j/2
Aug
98
Jan
93% Jan
x35%
Feb
43
Dec
48%
Feb
62'/2
Dec
50% Jun
43
Jan
60%
Dec
58
100
Jun
27
6% Jun
30
6
62
Jun
4%
26
42% Jan
39 % Jun
5
Jan
100
.1
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc
Kress
S S)
(
(S
H)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
141
CLOSED
142%
*14%
No par
70
27%
100
Co
*139%
14%
*14%
15
68 34
69
70
10
common
preferred
Kresge
65% Mar 20
Shares
57'%
52%
27% May 24
106
Sales fox
the Week
Sper share
55
38 % May 20
Dec
share
53%
15% Jan
Dec
S per
56
24
16%
Friday
June 30
June 29
share
50%
Dec
107 y2
$ per
523/4
Nov
Jun
share
54%
25%
Jun
$ per
55%
16%
Mar
Thursday
June £8
53%
Feb
10 >/2
PRICES
Wednesday
51%
Jun
62
SALE
June 27
5
17 V*
90
HIGH
Monday
June 24
No par
County Land Co
liy8
Jan
AND
Saturday
>
Par
9
58% Jun
% Apr
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
share
45 >/g Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
98%
28%
26%
100
100
141%
*140
14%
*68
27%
100
27
•99
100
*.140
14
60
141 %
300
14
310
_10
40%
41
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
393/4
No par
3,500
52%'
53'%
52%
53
5134.
52 3/4
50 3/4
51%
60
60%
58
60%
60%
61%
60
513%
603/4
51%
No par
& Co
Kroger Co (The)
60
60 %
1,800
3,600
6 3/8
35,400
L
4%
Jan
3%
Jan
9%
Jun
Oct
6
Jun
17%
8
Jan
3 % Jun
28
22 5/b
Dee
20 % Jun
29
11%
Dec
10 % Jun
5
7% Jan
43/4 Jan
Laclede
3
Gas
Co
Consolid
6%
12
La
Jun
12
Lambert
12% Jun
22
Lane
23
Jan
19
47% Jan
25
193/4
Jun
26%
Jan
22 % Jan
19
34
23
37
Jan
45%
Dec
40% Jan
25
49% May 29
253/4 May 9
99% Mar 23
Lee
85/8 Apr 26
503/b Jan
7
Lehigh
16%
Oct
Jun
22%
90%
Jan
98
63/4
Jun
11%
Jan
33%
Jun
49%
44 % Apr
Dec
Jan
20
Jan
May
94
Jan
24
7% Jun
28
44
Jun
3
29
35/8
Jun
55/s
Jan
43/4 Jan
3
13/8
Jun
3
Jan
1% Jun
12
15
Jun
Jun
6s/tt Apr
Lees
24%
Jan
14% Jun
30
Jan
Jun
8%
Jan
4% Apr
20
6% Jan
56 3/4
Dec
53% Jun
27
643/4 Jun
12
11%
26%
Dec
93/a Apr
5
11 5/b Jan
10
Sep
20 % Jun
14
24% Jan
9
Dec
61% Mar
1
82% Jun
23
8%
Feb
20%
Feb
44%
Jan
65/s
Jun
64
8 3/4 Mar
3
7% Jan
8% Mar
Jun
373/4 July
343/8 Jun
28
37% Apr
Apr
91%
79 % Jun
13
89 % Jan
$3
170
Feb
5,700
*44 V4
*44%
46%
*44%
*44%
46
46
46
30%
31%
29%
30
30
31%
30
303/4
31
32
2,800
47%
45%
45%
45
45
45%
45%
45%
455/8
1,000
24%
*98
10
Cement
25
22'/a
100
7 J/4
47
*98
7%
7%
48%
46
No par
Coal
1st
5%
5%
5%
l
1%
1%
1%
com
preferred—No par
15%
No par
4%
15%
15%
23%
100
7%
47
5%
1%
15%
21
22%
21
213/4
21%
No par
75%
79%
71
76%
73%
.7
7'%
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
82
83%
81%
823/4
Corp
No par
65
,_5
8
8%
11
No par
60
60%
*59%
No par
37%
40
32%
No par
17%
17%
15%
16%
59% Jun
30
66 3/4 Jan
Oct
59% Jun
30
42
Jun
9
Dec
15% Jun
27
21% Jan
9
Jun
78
Jan
73
Jan
13
16%
Feb
25%
Dec
235/8 Jan
13
14%
Jan
18% Aug
15
Jun
16
76
81% Apr 17
32"% May 1
6
18% Jan
Link
•
Belt
Lion
Oil
Liquid
Co
Co
Carbonic Corp com
3% %
convertible
Dec
69
Jun
27
81
Jun
25%
Oct
22% Jun
30
27% Jun
5
Jan
273/a
Dec
23 % Jun
30
28
4
Lorillard
Jan
172%
4
174
Dec
lb6 V4 May
32
Dec
30% Jan
11
41%
Jan
34% Jan
3
255/b
100
21 %
Jan
19
36% May 23
41% Apr 11
22 % Mar 24
Oct
,
27% Jun
12
973/4 Feb
17
17% Jun
Sep
Mar
29
99% Jan
20% Jan
18
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
Lowest
$ per share
$ per
5674
10,600
93/4
93/4
9%
95%
21%
203/4
21%
20%
213/8
2,400
8,200
75%
71%
7434
713/4
73%
22,700
7%
7%
73/8
7%
75%
12,800
34 %
34%
*343/3
35%
345/a
34%
81
82%
80 3/4
81%
80%
82
10
1,100
600
6,700
183
*177
180
67
65
65
7%
8
8
60
60
60
61
593/4
60
900
38%
37
39
35%
38%
36
37
16%
16%
153/4
163/4
15%
163%
33,400
3,900
177
62%
76
76
76
76
28%
29%
28%
29%
30
15%
15
15%
15
15%
*72
8%
*60
30%
15%
63%
73/4
8%
76
178%
177
*74
62
73/4
76
*74
178%
60
62%
i,:oo
18,000
8
76
300
283%
v
303/8
28 5/8
293/4
53,900
15
15%
15
15%
30,700
74%
74%
713/4
69
71
69%
70
3,500
25
26
25
25%
24%
24 3/4
22%
24%
22%
23
2,600
25
25%
23%
25
24%
243/8
23%
245%
23%
24%
preferred
100
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
169
(Md)
A
Co common
7%
Louisville
4% %
(Ml
Steel
&
*
8,200
169
169
*167%
169
166%
167%
110
34%
36
33
34%
32
34
333%
34
33%
333/4
3,100
50
36%
37%
35
37
36
37
353/8
37
36
37
6,700
com—1
Sons Inc
25%
26%
5,200
99
99
18%
19%
100
1.0
YORK
71
170%
Co
NEW
73
*169
preferred series A
Lukens
69
169
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
5
25%
*99
18%
LOW
STOCK
25%
100
18%
AND HIGH
f'aterday
'A.r>V"v.v
Par
Monday
Tuesday
June 24
EXCHANGE
$ per share
5
*4%
543/4
10
Highest
share
14%
4%
56"%
No par
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
14%
15%
4%
56%
64%
66
STOCKS
Year 1949
15
5
45
No par
(P)
Range for Previous
Lowest
15%
1
100
Corp
Long Bell Lumber
19%
Mar
preferred
Aircraft
44
57 3/8
No par
Lockheed
Loew's Inc
15%
Mar 16
15%
No par
Corp
Dec
3,300
1,900
9%
Cup
33%
10,200
13/8
10%
Lily
17%
3,700
5%
1%
9%
Lima-Hamilton
x67
44%
5
10%
15
Jun
44
10%
♦175
8,000
13/4
*4%
181%
7%
53%
55%
181%
1,300
22%
100
1%
4%
100
7%
5%
56%
nreferred
22%
*98
7%
1%
4%
25
23
100
5%
53%
23
Jun
46%
4%
com
7%
1%
57%
Libby
223/a
*98
7%
10
46%
53/a
5
&
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Tulip
46
5
Stores Corp
22%
100
7%
56
Life Savers Corp
7%
22%
*98
1
(The)
McNeill
24
100
Co
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
Libby
6%
47%
& Sons Co common—3
Corp
46
6%
5
9 5/b Feb
Jun
$ per share
11
70% Jun
13%
Jan
10 3/4
17
19
Jun
11%
27
52%
15
10 5/8
Jan
Jan
95
11%
Lehn & Fink Products__
Mar 31
Dec
31% May
20% Jun
11%
75/8 Jun
187
10%
Jan
11%
45
29
49
23%
10%
Jun
Jun
153
11%
177
Jun
Jun
11%
Sep
33
x60
3,000
No par
186
X6%
65%
700
20%
& Navigation
non-cum
Lerner
3
Oct
35/8
20%:
20 %
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
lu
723A
3 3/8
20 %
4
1
Valiey
Lehman
2
34 %
*33%
21%
50
Portland
Lemgh
30
Jun
3%
6%
3%
6%
3%
20%
Lehigh Valley RR
30
4%
X413/4
6%
21%
cumulative preferred
Lehigh
10
21
6%
3%
20%
Tire
&
Coal
6%
*3%
21%
Co
(James)
3.85%
7
3%
21%
common
Rubber
6%
No par
preferred
Lane-Wells
5
2% Jan
4%%
4
75 Pesos Mex
pfd
(The)
Bryant
43
47
Co
June 26
June 27
H per share
$ per share
I per
25 3 a
18%
SALE
26
25
100
*99
*99
18 34
17%
25%
98%
90
18
18%
18%
2,300
PRICES
Wednesday
Friday
Sales for
June 30
the Week
Thursday
June 28
share
25%
98%
25%
100
June 29
$ per
$ per share
$ per
share
share
Shares
M
9%
Jun
31%
Apr
42
Dec
Jan
139
Oct
131
14%
Oct
9%
Jun
27%
Jun
333/8
Jan
104%
Dec
8% July
103/8 Jun
5
Jun
430
Jun
6%
7
15%
Jun
Jan
Wood
140% May ?8
6%
155% May 23
343/4 May 25
Mack
Trucks
Macy
(R H)
29% Mar 31
100
Jun
29
9% Jun
27
May
105
Jan
4
20
MacAndrews
Working Co
Forbes
&
4%%
Jan
10% Jan
3
Dec
523 % Jun
29
550
Jan
9
Mahoning Coal
7% Jan
4
9
Jan
7
Manati
Sugar
7% Mar
30
93/8 Jan
11
Mandel
Bros
19 % Feb
23
11
183/4
Dec
Dec
Feb
103/a
25
16
Apr
Jun
Dec
Jan
8%
Mar
Apr
30
17
fi% Jun -30
25
3
8% Jun
Dec
Jan
29
8 3/4
33
May
Jun
93/4 Jun
16% Mar
18%
Oct
18% Apr
19
19'/« May
19%
Apr
243/8
Dec
23 3/s Jan
25
293/4 jun
95%
Jan
104
Dec
102 V2 Jan
3
7%
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
13
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
105/s Jun
30
Jun
59
106
6
Madison
5
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marine
Midland
Market
St
Ry
Corp
Dec
56
Jan
13
19%
Jan
13% Jun
30
16% May
Dec
47% Jan
13
62% Jun
170
Feb
179
Aug
175
Feb
3
69 % May 22
9
15
184
Jun
22
'Glenn
Masonite
Master
49
Dec
46
Apr
21
51
'jun
23
Jan
983/4
Dec
98
Apr
6
100
Jan
12
$3.75
89
Jan
98
Dec
97% Jan
4
100
Jan
30
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
10
90
Feb
18
$3.40
173/4 May 11
Maytag
12%
Dec
113/s Jan
3
Dec
42% Jan
13
19% Mar
25
Jan
52
Mar 28
$3
30% Mar
36%
27
243/4 Mar 17
McCall
27
233/a May 11
McCord
30
443/4 May 11
Dec
33% Mar 24
Dec
100% Mar 11
37% Jun
9
45%
Dec
41
Jun
27
52% Mar 16
McGraw
Feb
34
Apr
30 % Jan
14
36
Mar
41%
Jan
603/a
Nov
50
Jun
30
58
Jan
30%
Jan
41%
Dec
36
Jun
30
42 3/s Feb
10
,92% May
19% Feb
102%
Dec
99 % Jan
25
103% Apr
22
Dec
22% Apr
27
17% Mar
12% Apr
143/4 Jan
5
xl3
Jun
12% July
70% May
25
17%
Jan
93%
Nov
3
26% Jan
1
3
3%%
5
91
Jan
24
6
47
Jun
9
4%
30
27% Jan
9
Melville
Jan
73/8
Jun
13%
Jan
11
Jan
3
34%
Jun
49
Jan
42
Jan
13
48 % Jun
12%
Jun
15% July
8% Jan
14% Jan
16
17
63/4 Jun
23
7% Mar
27
Apr
90
Jan
105% May
18
July
30%
97%
Jun
433/4
Dec
99
Dec
96
Dec
120
130%
23%
40
393/4 Jan
13
14% May 26
7
5%
Co
3
Merch
&
Merck
&
Co
13
Jan
3
38% Feb
23
4 35%
3.85%
15% May 19
Miami
Dec
16% Jun
30
483/8 May 22
203% Mar 7
Dec
28% Jan
13
47% Jun
Midland
Jun
139% Mar
130% Jun
30
139 5/s Mar
Jan
10% Jun
29
143/8 Jan
Jan
8% Jun
10Y
Nov
Jun
101
Dec
Jan
108
Dec
Mar
87
66%
104
10%
Jun
143/4
99
13
7
17
27
11% Feb
21
5
42 % Apr
15
Jan
10
111
96% Feb
15
128 V2 May 20
106
Jan
Mar
10% Jun
Middle
8%
St
Steel
P
May 23
1
108% Jan
5
27
153/4 Jan
9
$4
&
80
FebV
67% Jun
26
81
Jan
6
$5.50
1st
Nov"J*
16
27
22% Jan
10
$1.50
2nd
89
89%
1334
14%
46%
47
20%
21%
19%
21%
21
21
20%
22%
40%
40%
36
36%
1
103%
*40
35%
40%
104
41
43
32
31%
31%
50%
36%
50%
51
36%
38
*100
103
*100
60
98
330
*86
88
60
88
133/4
14%
13%
14%
46
46%
44 %
45%
20%
203/4
20%
*40
50%
36%
103
*31
50 %
36%
♦100
23%
5,100
1,100
203/4
20%
20%
.21
2,800
20%
19%
20%
19%
21
6,000
41%
40%
40%
39%
40%
110
36
35%
353/4
35%
35%
7,400
104
1033/4
1033/4
103
103
70
44
42
43 %
42
43
3,900
31%
31
31
31%
31%
1,300
51
1,800
3,100
50%
36%
102
23%
50%
36%
*100
50%
36%
102
50
36
*100
36%
102
23%
243/4
24
3,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
143/4
15
20%
21%
19
21
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
1,100
10,200
*86
87%
87
87
*86%
87%
44%
42
42
*41
43
25
243/4
25
23
24
87%
87%
87%
•86
46
43
43
*42
1
25%
25
25%
11%
24%
23
23%
*23
24%
243/4
11%
11%
45 J/4
16
No par
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
6%
*6%
1
53%
56
56%
54
6%
56%
No par
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
169
•165
170
161
162
161
161
190
*28
30
3,800
38%
38J/4
3,300
102%
1021/2
100
57%
31
27
30%
28%
29
273/4
28
39%
40
38%
39 %
39
393/4
38%
39
104%
pfd.100
*107
Inc
103
*102
103%
*106
108 %
*106
108%
*106%
103%
104
*102
104
*102
104
13%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
13%
40%
.
43 %
42%
43
41 Va
423/4
40%
173/4
16%
173/8
16%
17%
16 3/b
16%
16%
41%
37%
40
39
40 V8
37%
39%
36%
100
133%
No par
11%
132%
134%
11%
11
132%
11
9%
8%
40%
35%
38
%
109%
%
9
38%
9
No par
*132%
11
9
133%
11%
9
132
10%
9
100
►
] 08
No par
123%
125%
No par
common
107
107
common—1
preferred
preferred
10%
11%
107
.
108%
114
122
*107
10%
100
67%
68%
*68
25
*16 3/4
17%
16
107%
1138
69
1634
36%
38%
80
133/4
10,500
£2%
11,600
16%
50,200
383/8
10,600
131
100
132%
130%
11%
11%
11 Vb
8%
8%
1,600
37%
9,200
9
Regulator—
pfd series A
200
108 J/2
♦102%
16%
.5
1.50
Co
103
102%
108%
38
No par
.
SS Marie
103%
14%
44%
43
10
*107
108%
13%
5
102%
104%
104
104
100
common
11,700
*99
169
29%
Petroleum
55
59
170
No par
—100
140
63/4
100
170
5
3.90%
53%
7,700
8,000
55%
No par
Co
*6%
30
600
4,800
99%
50c
common
conv
.
5,800
*97
98
15
43%
45
32
5
48
98
48
*103
44
18
47%
*97
14 %
35%
36
*103
103%
97%
*86
48
98
*46 %
15
47%
25%
Co
MInneapolis-Moline
22%
26
98
88
98
13%
common
Prod
conv
Jun
"v*
*97
98
*89
47%
*97
186
15%
Min & Mfg
Jun
footnntP'
98
43%
preferred
16%
Jun
48 %
98
100
common
3.20%
Minn
47%
98%
(1st series)—50
Minneap & St Louis Ry_.
New
49
*97
4,800
*183
10
1st preferred
Minn
48
99
47%
(1st series)
Utilities
South
67%
'"f
89%
50
186
9,500
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
34% Apr
99
89%
preferred series-
18%
7%
98%
Copper
34
12
48
99
*183
3,600
14
54
1
Edison
Jun
125/g
5
preferred series
Jun
Aug
*183
186
60
13%
45%
Machine
14 %
10%
186
*183
No par
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
18%
July
186
59
52%
16
Mid-Continent
124%
*183
62
12%
106% May 15
103% Jun
14
553/4
60
45V4
21
Oct
13%
52
11%
43 % Mar 17
Jan
14%
56
153/4
18
143/4
13%
55%
45%
375% Feb
48
61
15%
Dec
Jun
61
62%
14%
55%
12%
23
Jun
59
44
Jun
8%
64%
63
15%
32
375/8
3,700
8
11%
Inc
50
105
20,200
3
2nd
Metropolitan
*103
44
25
22
105
16%
x203/8 Jan
12
*103
12%
Jan
Jun
105
♦103
105
43
$4
Apr
13,900
105
10%
No par
$3.50 preferred
104
560
26 %
8%
15%
12
110
18%
25%
9
1138
12
27
18%
27%
43
22
107% Mar 31
18%
25%
46%
Jun
101% Feb
18%
16%
Jun
Feb
18%
273/4
9
12%
Jun
Dec
18%
26%
9%
45%
63
110%
1834
26%
8%
16%
100
104%
15,900
8%
18%
25%
3%
186
•
83/4
9%
19
Inc
17
500
7,600
7,800
14%
1st preferred
Stores
Mar 21
Mesta
7
fcO
Jan
conv
18%
31'%
Transp Co
Min
Mercantile
6%
30%
10%
Corp
(The)
convertible
75/b Jan
Oct
———
Mengel
*17%
7%
14
Co
preferred
22
18%
31%
11
No par
2nd preferred
Shoe
63/4
31
13%
common
Jun
Jan
1053/4
4%%
*17%
■
27%
1
McLellan-Stores
323/4 Jan
82
7%
31%
14%
preferred.__100
Mead
24% Jun
18%
7%
30 5 a
300
IO3/4
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Oct
*17%
7%
10
1,400
8%
13%
Co
9
Dec
17%
31%
53%
Publishing
9
34%
6%
*8
44,900
8%
15
Corp common
Electric
Corp
17%
30
/
17
540
IP/8
No par
9
27
8
No par
Jan
Jan
8
15
preferred
Jun
8%
8%
2,600
14 3
Mclntyie Porcupine Mines
20%
*8%
58 %
pfd
convertible
283/4
8
_No par
23% Jun
16
8
*510 1
2,000
1
11
McKesson & Robbins Inc com
$4
8%
530
400
,
16
14%
common
McGraw-Hill
3
8%
153/4
523%
8%
16
113/4
1947 series—No par
Stores
Jun
May
17%
523'%
8%
50
24
105
./ 15%
16%
*523 %
8
No par
Corp
29%
100
17%
17%
14 %
Corp
Jan
16 %
55
common
90
15%
13%
Preferred
McCrory
16%
par
preferred
20% Jun
-
16%
10%
1
cumulative
19 % Jun
—
16 %
14%
Corp___No
preferred
39% Jun
—
9%
29%
12
Dept Stores common
Co
104%
9%
100
$3.75 cum pfd
80
May
104%
10
303/4
133/8
preferred
Jun
104
10
11%
No par
38
10,600
30
100
10%
1
Co 2.
Chemical
89
30
31
106
9%
No par
Co
Corp
Electric
Mathieson
7%
L)
600
24,200
30%
530
105%
*105
2,000
13"%
*104%
8
9%
9
25%
13%
14%
14
39%
142
10%
15%
7%
*18%
100
123/4
*38
*136%
31%
*523%
39%
100
preferred
18%
7%
No par
pfd
com
Martin-Parry Corp
48
45
Co
14%
13%
14
38%
142
104%
16
18 %
18
5
.
prior
6%
Marshall Field &
13%
*136%
9%
530
31%
1*
6.25
13%
38%
142
83/4
*8
Manhattan Shirt
15
38
33
8
8
No par
*
4
17%
*523%
1
Martin
Jun
Jun
1
50
14%
*14%
*136%
104%
16%
Co
RR
30
31%
106
16%
Co
12
8
*104%
14%
40
142
13 %
10%
Magnavox Co (The)
4%%
CLOSED
10%
Marathon Corp
23
303/4
EXCHANGE
UV4
38
♦138
143/4
10
13% May
July
May
100
Copper
Magma
173/8 Apr 29
11%
7%
No par
13%
STOCK
15%
41%
142
No par
Square Garden
23
Mar 23
343/8
30
5
Inc com
Co
9% Aug
15
*138
preferred series A
193/4
525
•
*40
.100
Inc
Jan
14% Apr 18
173/4 May 20
24% Apr 19
14%
5
common—10
preferred
20
6%
39%
M
41% Mar 24
3
Jan
17%
6%
&
27
Jun
13
Feb
Mar
M
28
11% Mar 31
Jan
95%
153/a
17
11% Feb
38
135% Mar
36
37%
36
6,300
107%
108
106
l07i/4
*105
108
490
116
116
112
115
104
109
4,300
107%
107
107
*106
►107
107%
30
ny$
10%
11%
105/B
67%
67i/2
67%
67%
*67%
673/4
210
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17 %
"300
10 3/i
11
10,400
21
V
22
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
Rang# Binoo Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per share
$ per share
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Per
28% Jun
29
34 % Mar 20
Minnesota Power &
&
Jun
54%
Jail
46% Jan
25
65% Jun
12
Mission
Corp
7%
Jun
10%
Oct
9% Jan
3
Mission
Development Co
37»
Jun
12% May 22
6% May 2
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
30% Apr
4
10% Mar 20
(Missouri Pac RR 5%
38
25
4% Jan
21% Jan
3
5% Aug
4% Feb
10
6
Jun
9
Jan
25% Mar
15% Jun
3% Aug
35
30
Jan
3
7%
37% May 19
Apr
4
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
13
15% Jun
Jan
26%
Not
24% Jan
13
29% May 23
Monarch
45%
103%
Jan
57%
Deo
54% Jan
"
70y4Jun
12
Monsanto
Deo
111% Jun
27
121% Jun
12
Deo
10% Jun
30
13% Feb
3
20'/a Jun
27
10
Jun
113
Jan
14%
jun
47%
5?%
53
Mar
Jun
30
13%
Dec
12% Jun
27
15% Feb
$4
Jan
16% Jun
15
20% Jan
18
14
Jun
26%
Dec
23% Jan
3
53% Jun
6074
56%
10%
12
10%
11
107a
1174
1072
8
Morrell
Co
27%
Dec
26% Jan
3
41% Jun
19
Motor
Deo
21% Jan
3
25% Jun
15
7
17%
Jan
13% Mar 23
17% Jan
14%
Jan
12% JaD
19
11
Jan
50%
Deo
38%
108%
Oct
10
Feb
112% Mar
Jun
Jun
29
44
Jun
29
110% Jan
3
May 24
10% May
4
52% Mar
7
113
Mar 17
15%
July
Dec
15
Jan
13
20% May
39
30% Mar
41
13
9
Oct
36% Jan
13
46% May 26
53% Jun 12
51
Jan
43
Jan
13
8
Products
Mull Ins
Mfg
5672
58
11,400
11
107a
107a
16,700
4%
5%
5
5%
43/4
22%
2574
24
243/4
22%
247a
237a
2474
33,500
67a
67a
67e
678
10,100
77a
6
774
7
6%
5
43/,
•
5
■
13,700
1
32
,•
337,
31
323/4
32%
32
32
32
32
3272
4,900
13 7e
137a
12%
13%
123/4
137a
127a
133/i,
127a
13 7a
26
27
25%
26
25%
2574
25 3/4
2672
26
267z
1,300
6472
677a
59
6574
633/4
66
62
657.
6174
6374
19,200
117
112
118
111%
118
•114
115
114
113
113
3,700
1,200
1174
113/4
11
11%
11
11
103/4
11
10 7e
10%
2,400
237a
20 Ve
22%
217a
217a
207a
217a
21
2172
24,900
No par
647a
567*
54
553/4
5472
553/4
5372
28,200
5
1272
123/4
12%
127a
12%
133/8
17
17
16 3*
167a
•167a
4472
4974
43%
4872
45%
Nopar
37%
383/4
33
377a
36
243/g
—Nopar
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
Jun
6,800
29%
3072
3
23%
Jun
Shares
2974
59%
.287a
227Z
Motorola Inc
Jun
Dec
share
5
Lines
Jun
9
53/8
26
7
Sales far
the Week
$ per
No per
(The)
(John) & Co
16%
11%
4 78
227a
CLOSED
No per
Utilities
15 V4
x9%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
5
pfd series B
conv
Montana Power Co
•
23
3072
59
com
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
Jun
293/4
60
20
Moore-McCormick
10%
307a
57%
No par
23% May 11
61% Jun
1
16%
297a
62
1.25
Machine Tool
Montana-Dakota
June 29
t per share
3174
100
Friday
June 30
Thursday
June 28
$ per share
59 7a
pfd.100
conv
Co
Wednesday
1 per share
f per share
30%
No par
com
series A
Chemical
C per share
8
Carpet Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
Mojud
June 27
10
Mohawk
2
Tuesday
June 26
par
;
preferred
21 y4
Light Co_J9o
Monday
June 24
t per share
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
HIGH BALE PRICES
Saturday
EXCHANGE
.
Corp
55
53
54
127a
13
12 3/4
13
•167a
17
16%
167a
477a
43%
47
433/8
46
64,500
37
333/4
36
333/4
3672
15,700
233/a
17
9,700
1,000
8
24
2574
22%
163/4
22 72
23
237a
1
Corp
143/e
15
14
147a
14 74
14%
147a
14%
14%
147a
7,600
ie
17%
143/4
167a
16 7a
163/4
15%
1672
157a
1674
29,400
_1
Munsingwear Inc
5
Murphy Co (G C) common
1
4% %
preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com
10
4%
preferred
60
Myers (F E) <fe Bros
Nopar
107a
10%
46
9%
47%
111
177a
47
111
1974
443/4
487a
•4572
•110
187a
16%
46
48%
•9 72
10
46
111
111
167a
42%
173/4
9
97a
44
45
112
1,700
44 72
1,800
97a
97a
44
•110
230
111
111
47 74
18
19
187a
183A
36,000
•437»
44
46
10 74
463/4
112
4,600
45
44
44 7a
4572
4572
2,100
•45
48
•45
18 74
400
48
•45
48
N
10%
Jun
1774
Dee
16% Mar
9
22
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32
Jun
3
44
17%
Jun
243/4
Deo
23
Jan
13
5
Jan
9y«
Jun
10%
Jun
133/4
Dee
12
Jan
13
28
Jun
41
Aug
36
Feb
24
30%
9%
18
Dee
Jan
40%
Dec
170% Mar
185%
Sep
4%
Jun
30 Va
Jpn
5%
Jun
5
16% Jan
34
Nov
12
Jan
27%
Feb
393/e
13%
Feb
17% Aug
22% Dee
Dec
U
Jun
30
30
6
Jun
29
32% Feb
23
87s Aug
97s Jan
Jun
29
175% Jun
7s/a Mar
36%
Jun
9%
6% Jun
Apr
8
Jun
27
May 20
May 3
27% May 22
9y4 May 5
23
May 27
16% Apr 27
2
39% Jan 17
45% May
186
Jan
Feb
19 7a
18
19
100
40
38%
39
39%
National Acme Co.
38%
38%
—1
24%
2572
237a
243/4
24%
24%
24%
25
1
7%
73/4
77a
77a
77a
77a
6%
National
National
Automotive
15
National
Aviation
7%
Fibres
preferred
National
Can
National
x%
5,800
40
39
40%
387a
393/4
15,000
1672
17 74
17%
16%
163/4
9,100
22
223/4
21%
22%
21%
22
48,200
187a
18%
38,700
35
Jan
10
180% Jan
3
X150
Jan
H
7% Jan
4
23
24% Jan
7
102
29
Jun
46% May 31
185% Jun
5
156
Apr 14
9% May 31
22% May 20
H Ja»
27
National
7
4
Jun 13
41% Jun 12
26
Mar 22
28% May 12
15% Apr 27
71% Apr
4
36% Jan 13
18% May 20
82% Feb
2
44 % Jun
23
12% Feb 28
11% Jan
3
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
X101%
Jan
104%
Dec
7%
Jun
14 7a
NOV
Jan
1023/4
Oct
8 % Jun
42
100
Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
No par
154
154
6%
National
35
100
Jun
Apr
106 Jun
Natl
13
28
40
Jan
9
13
10 % Jan
7
27
677a
Deo
58
6
Feb
Apr
14%
Dec
10% Jun
26
Apr
723/a
Jan
66% Mar 14
105% Feb 16
13 % Mar 23
New
68% May 23
14% May 15
74
Jun
35
Apr
26% Mar 29
Jun
33%
Jan
25
Jun
9%
Jun
30
13%
Jan
ll'/Wan
3
15
May 31
29% Jan
20
30 % May 20
102%
Dec
93
Jun
27
111
Jun
142
May
Dec
128
Jun
29
145
Jan
Jun
14%
Jan
203%
13 V8 Jan
Jun
30
Dec
28% Mar 29
4
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
Dec
26
250
Mar
220
Feb
*1
19
NY
N
63% Jan
18
246% Apr 19
10% Feb 27
Jun
333/4
Jan
28% Jun
27
36
16 Vb Jun
27
20% Apr
24 y2 Jun
29
28% Apr
Nov
Mar
12
95
Jan
9
100
5
Feb
15
20% Jun
27
24% Mar
30
29
Jan
91
Mar 29
86 y4 Jan
12
98% Jan
Deo
12
93 y4 Jan
19
25% Jan
3
14
Jan
21%
Jun
30
Dec
28
Jan
47%
Sep
13
59%
Jan
43% Jun
5
Mar
28%
Jan
Jan
207.
July
9 % Jan
26
4
O a.
85
Feb
4072
367a
383/4
377a
38 3/8
36%
38%
36 3/4
38
277a
26%
263/a
2674
267a
26%
26 %
26
26
167a
17%
16
163/4
16%
17
16
17
16%
167a
80%
8174
79%
80
793/4
80
79%
80
80
80
4174
4174
38%
41
393/4
4072
38
397a
38%
38 3%
5,200
11%
11 %
117a
1174
11%
1174
10%
11%
10%
11 Ve
3,100
97a
872
97a
87a
87a
8%
8 3%
8%
8%
7,700
9
^
J)
97% Jun
9
31
8
103% Mar 20
46
May 19
15
Jun
16
36% Apr 12
53% Mar 6
Dec
Oct
3
27
8
Jun
27
Oct
15% Jun
26
Dec
23% Jun
20
1% Apr
12% Jun
29
.
Oct
18
15%
157a
*1574
153/4
1067a
•1057a
1067a
•1057a
1067a
83/4
8%
87a
87a
8%
8%
13
Mar 22
97% June
15
109 % Mar 24
13
Jan
5
21% Feb 18
32% Mar 28
3% Jan
13
16% Jan 17
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Nopar
Nopar
Co
—
-
_
35%
202
12
357a
102
*35
101
717a
10074
220
11%
1174
1172
21,200
63
*99 7a
101
1007a
1003/4
510
1007a
•997a
101
607a
62
617a
617a
3,100
11%
117a
1172
11
113/a
10 3/4
11
8,100
71%
71%
70%
70%
70%
180
27%
26%
277a
263/4
27%
26%
27 3/a
267a
27 7a
10,100
25%
26%
253/4
26
257a
26
25
257a
2,000
12 7a
82,300
12
11%
12%
123/4
127.
62
62
•210
Co_J.OO
100
100'/4
27
240
RR
11%
27
62
Hart
1174
26
•210
&
101
_
1,400
11%
62
series A
101
35
62%
240
5%
101
35
12
62
Co
35
64%
1017a
•215
RR
35
10%
11%
70%
1007a
35
1007a
64%
10%
35
500
1,000
11%
1013/4
6472
36
16
62
•
12%
♦100%
,
SO
com
93
100
1343/4
1287a
12%
*70%
11%
72
12%
70%
11 3/4
100
96%
98
93
96
135
130%
132
128
130
15%
15%
16
15%
16 7a
15
157a
31
31
32
307a
307a
30
30
7%
87a
672
7%
7%
627a
240
937a
129
95
4,300
129
*62
63
*62
240
*210
640
300
63
*210
3,100
3,400
240
7%
6%
7
7
5,200
30
4,600
6%
297a
303%
28 3/,
29%
29
307a
28%
31
1
16%
177a
16%
17
17
17
16%
16%
17
177a
1,900
Nopar
26%
27%
2574
26%
2534
26%
24%
25%
24%
253/a
12,600
100
•98%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_.No par
22%
23 74
26%
2774
N Y
Y
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
State Elec & Gas Corp—
Common
$3.75
new
preferred
Class
A
no par
99
•9874
99%
98%
9872
98%
9872
20%
22%
21
213/4
207a
2174
263/4
27
277a
27
3.40%
26
27
preferred
100
*88
90
•88
90
*88
90
3.60%
preferred
887a
887a
100
*95%
977a
•95%
3.90%
977a
*95%
preferred
97%
96
96
loo
102 74
10274
101%
1023/4
102
427a
36%
Noblitt-Sparks
Industries
2.50
40%
102
397a
♦102
38%
393/4
39
10274
*29
*97
20%
253/4
*87
953/4
102
38%
997a
70
217a
53,900
26
19,424
90
100
96
300
102 74
220
Noma Electric
Corp
3974
4,700
1
12%
13 7a
10%
127/a
Nopco
12%
12%
1172
123/4
12
127a
21,200
4
31
32
30
303/4
30
30
297a
30
297a
29 %
2,400
44 7a
4574
12,200
Chemical
Norfolk
Co
&
Western Ry
Adjustment preferred
com
_25
44%
457a
44%
457a
457a
25
Northern Pacific Ry
2
*15%
•1057a
1
preferred
22% Apr
10% Jan
15%
1067a
par
common
Haven
4,200
15%
31
New
Shares
9%
•1057a
32
Preferred
share
9%
$ per
9%
1534
32
Harlem
share
934
1067a
No par
No par
&
t per
10
•1574
14
non-cum
Y
Sales for
the Week
•10572
16%
American
93% Feb
93/4
35%
North
106% Apr
10
Nopar
Dock
16% May 1
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
10
share
York
n
3
9%
Friday
June 29
97
xj
28
1074
800
1,050
June 30
Thursday
June 28
t per share
134
78% Jan
Jan
I per
100
American
Jun
107a
Wednesday
June 27
share
14,800
22,000
BALK PRICES
100
North
17
Dec
com
St Louis
24
32
Tuesday
June 26
S per
HIGH
1
Brake
27
Dec
share
100
Feb
Dec"
Monday
Jone 24
Elec System
21% Feb
19%
■J
(J
28
397.
HVa
fiatati'day
$ per
AND
*
700
12
Jun
95%
STOCK
12.50
27
Jan
109 7a Mar
LOW
common
Jun
11%
14%
Inc
10% Jan
ll'/a
May
38%
•267a
lo
l
Central
&
19%
10
17% Jun
31
11% Mar
10
Nopar
City Gmnibus Corp
Y
N Y
4
25% Jun
~
Dec
2,100
preferred series A
$5
N
N
1 %
3,900
19%
100
YORK
Air
York
New
27
_
•
196
23%
preferred
Chic
6%
6
6% Jun
30%
%
22%
1
York
New
2
10
6
Jan
Apr
New
Jun
9%
203/,
367.
Tg
23%
Newport Industries common
1
4 % %
preferred
loo
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock.—1
34% Jan
Jun
Jun
4,000
%
22%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
Newmont
Mining Corp
10
4
Apr
Jun
10
13%
19%
fe
243/8
Nopar
England
3,500
72
72
19%
110
160
83/4
2478
preferred
3%%
154
8%
87s
%
New
Apr 13
193/4
'153
8%
13,800
24%
Corp
4%%
19
4372
182%
%
com
Co
Nesco, Inc
Newoerry Co
193/4
154
87a
42
'181
154
*181
23%
Vulcanized Fibre Co
Bros
183/4
433%
182%
42%
154
87a
2fc5
100
25
Par
103
24%
12
207»
154
87a
100
%
preferred
Natomas
154
83/4
44
1003%
24%
National Tea Co
15
101% Jun
Jun
% %
183/4
1533/4
974
100%
18272
1,400
19%
No par
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
4
83/4
101
87a
18
Nopar
Natl Power <fc Lt ex-dist
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
EXCHANGE
11% Jun
•993/4
•181
NEW
27
100
447*
Sper share
102% Mar 10
Dec
7
44%
100
18372
Neisner
Dec
Feb
10
101
407*
Nehl
102 74
Sep
common
100
•18272
17% Feb 10
Xll 7.
Apr
*8%
lo3/.
4574
12% Feb 28
Jan
8%
87a
187a
18374
13
Jun
84
*8%
19%
183
28
Mar
107%
87a
187a
preferred A
preferred B
9% Jun
94
Jun
8%
2074
100
7%
14% Jan
42
8%
2272
87a
18%
No par
National Lead Co
Highest
Sper share
Feb
75% July
213/4
8%
1
Nopar
com
STOCKS
Dec
153/8
223/a
16%
21%
12.50
Prod
84.5o preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
137. Mar
26
Distillers
Cb
Enameling & Stamping
Previous
1949
147.
87a
39%
29
Jun
8 3/a
1772
18% Jun
2»
Jan
8%
•40%
25
9%
8%
1.57a
% Feb
22% Jun
12 3/4
8
11,000
383/4
Jan
27%
87a
11,700
17%
29
16% May
67a Jun
8%
150
6%
353/a
6%
34
43
Deo
96%
36%
167e
8% Jun
Jan
6%
35
407a
14% Mar 30
21% May 5
10% Jun
86
6
36 7.
8,900
Jan
19%
63/4
35%
20,300
Apr
Feb
6%
37
7%
NOT
153%
7
36 7a
10%
13%
21
6%
377,
National Dairy Products
Nopar
National Department Stores
6
127a
5%
73%
3674
17774
17572
44% May 15
Jan
Jun
205
176
27
38
Jun
48
176
87a
9'/a
9%
56
181
1833/i
1072
387a
117%
181
•181
77a
Jan
23%
18374
1074
21 y#
9%
183%
3,600
7%
Deo
65
13,100
8 3/8
35% Mar 31
8%
3572
8%
283/4
93%
34
7%
18
39 7.
35%
10%
19% May
86
Jam
Mar
34%
73/4
Feb
29
36
107a
Dec
Lowest
35
77,
15%
t per share
36
107a
26
•
35%
73/4
Dec
Dec
37 7a
107a
Deo
Dec
700
357a
67a
21%
X80
3972
107a
77.
Jan
14
3972
77a
19%
Jun
19 y4
133/4
40
117a
11
Jun
14%
39%
7%
94% Jan
5% Mar
13%
43
14%
1074
Gas
National Gypsum Co
14
147a
•41
1
Cylinder
Nat'l
Sep
137a
41
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
11% Jan 13
Dec
137a
407a
National
22% May 31
38%
24,300
14
8% Jan 28
27
183
5,800
18%
18
18%
40
2,300
73/8
7
12% Jan 17
13
152%
18
91,200
27
8% Jun
Jan
187a
7%
25
27
17% Jan
Jan
18%
183/4
3872
243/4
6% Jun
Feb
169%
19
1874
♦3772
10% Jun
Dec
135
18%
•38
C7e
14%
Dee
173/4
193/4
1
42
Corp
19%
Apr
183/4
13%
Cash Register.
Jun
25%
17%
42
__
Jun
Dec
1872
1
197a
5
common
Jun
953/4
•39
4
17%
May
Inc
Corp
National Battery Co
National Biscuit Co
7%
Xll7/e
86 V2
I.73/4
Airlines
0
8% Apr 29
39% Mar 23
10
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louls.
2672
27
267a
26%
*26%
Co
45
453/4
2674
267a
*26
27
600
197a
19%
17%
197a
1874
19
18
18%
17%
18%
51,300
1
xl47e
157a
14%
147a
14%
15 7a
147a
15
147a
15
69,900
SO
*86%
88-
88
85
85
*837a
84 7a
lo
33%
34%
327a
33%
32
33%
3274
33%
32
327a
15,600
100
1872
19%
17%
197a
187a
18%
177a
187a
17%
1874
43,700
11
46,000
Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
•86
Nopar
97%
977a
96%
108%
108%
1073/4
10
8%
9
8
23
Inc
11%
No par
_No par
$3.60 preferred
157a
16
SO
24V4
25
common
Northwestern Telegraph
(Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Norwich
46
267a
10
Aviation
Northern
$4.80 preferred
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
preferred
40
Pharmacal
10%
11%
11%
963/4
108
1174
103%
11
10 3/4
84 7a
967a
9574
957a
107 74
1077a
10774
10774
360
8%
974
8 3/4
97a
13,800
6,700
94
94 7a
83/4
157a
15%
15%
15%
157a
15%
157a
157a
24
24%
2474
24%
24%
24%
247a
2434
172
17a
1%
1%
2J>©
12%
13%
127a
13%
1%
13
30
1073/4
8%
Nopar
Co
10%
95%
*106
*837a
9
1%
13
17a
12 Ve
17a
13
460
860
1%
1%
2,800
12%
12%
4,700
30
30%
34,000
*110
1107a
O
27%
Jan
33
May
99%
Jan
110
Dec
107% Mar 24
33%
Jan
97% May 16
26% Feb 14
193/4
Dec
23% May
17% Jan
20
Jun
317.
Jan
91
Not
99
Jan
Feb
107.
Dec
6%
79 /«
July
96%
30
Jun
19% Feb
20% Jun
30
14
29
91% May 29
10% Jan
j
35 % May 26
112% Mar 9
100
Jun 22
36% Jun
20
Jan
27% Jan
100
15
Feb
2
9
10
21
Apr 21
Dec
95
Jan
18% Aug
3
227a
Jan
28
20 y4 Jan
20
24
407.
Jun
Dee
23
36% Jun
27
42% Jun
23
Jun
105
Not
11%
Jun
108
Deo
167a
Dee
105
64% July
79
Jan
74
647.
Dm
X61
For footnotes
see
page 26.
27
14% Mar 22
49 y«
Jan
Jun
May
1
Apr 26
104% Jun
108% Feb
18% Apr
82
Jan
7
a
4
14
73% May 19
Ohio
Edison Co common
4.40% preferred
8
100
3.90% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
Corp
4%%
Otis
9974
32%
35
32%
333/4
pfd
$4
preferred
Outboard
Outlet
Marine
19%
19%
1
common
20
21%
22%-
100
preferred
Collins—.:
Elevator
92%
92%
8
Mfg
Co
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
117a
ll3/4
19%
-
19%
21%
213/4
92
92%
117a
11%
3174
*110
*9874
33
•193/a
21%
*92
11%
3274
1107a
30 3/a
110
313/4
110
987a
987a
973/4
9874
410
34 74
31%
33%
31%
33%
50,000
193/4
*193/a
19%
*19 3/a
19%
400
203/4
213/4
21
213/8
8,200
93
92
92
22
92%
1274
*92
12
123/4
11%
12
101%
103
1027a
102
102
102
102
*23
27
22%
22%
♦23
25
*23
25
*23
Nopar
39
4074
36%
39
38
37
105
*105
2.60
105%
10674
16%
116 %
No par
•75
12.50
64
77
67%
105
15
*73
63
1057a
373/4
105
15
*15
75
*74
65%
65%
383/4
105
37%
105
16
15
15
15
77
*74
77
*74
6674
637a
657a
640
102
102
10
102
180
99
100
62.50
Sc
32%
111
99
Omnibus Corp (The) common
8%
convertible preferred A
Oppenheim
31
11074
993A
common
convertible
33%
111
99%
No par
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
Oliver
327a
111
100
6374
"•
25
37%
106
15
6,800
810
100
13,400
440
700
77
64
7,600
Number 4921
Volume 172
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
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NEW
:
Lowest
Highest
share
14
:
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29
Sep
Aug
18
Peb
11% Apr
Jan
10% Jan
71
/
12
34% Jan
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19% Jun
30
23
30% Jan
34
Sep
50
54
Jan
31% Mar 2j
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RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SAL* PRICKS
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Saturday
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13% Jan- 3
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NEW YORK
,
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7% Jan
,
Apr
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
T
( per share
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81
Raage glace Jan. 15( V
Year 1949.
• per
YORK
STOCKS
lU|« tor Previous
Lowest
preferred
2nd
•52
PaetAe Mills
Part tie
STOCK
11%
12
;
1
i
*
T*9%
•50
30%
31%
89
Feb
34% July
104% Deo
135
Jan
148
2%
Jun
39%
Jun
22
3
111% May 23
Peb
7
149
2% Jun
29
4% Jan
3% Jun
; Jun
Jan
144
Deo
38/
Oct
44
3
101
EXCHANGE
20%
20%
19%
20 %
19%
20
CLOSED /
33%
,35%
32%
33%;.
32 % 2
Jan
3%
Jun
52 %
52%
50%
52
30%
34
30%
31%
,
28
Jun 29
4% Jan
11
Packard Motor Car
28
Pan
8
Jan
4% Jan
10% Apr
Jun
27
11
12
Jun
22
Oct
18% Apr
17
21% May 31
Pan-American
•
Dec
38%
Dec
34% Jan
13
49% Mar 20
95%
Jun
10«%
Dec
8%
Jun
8%
18% Jun
104
107
Mar
Jan
8
Apr
5% Feb
1
27
21
Jan
6
6
104
Feb
23 v
9
20%
Deo
15% Jun
Dec
104%
Jan
97% Mar
Oct
22%
Dec
17% Feb 28
37
Aug
47%
Oct
38% Jun
21% Apr
46% Jan
5
World
Amer
4*
8% May 18
17%
101
Peb
Panhandle
Prod
Pnmfflne Cos Inc common
44
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108
148 V*
148 y«
147
2%
44%
2%
40%
45%
3%
3
45
3%
3%
3%
:
•
19 Vs
19 Va
18%
18%
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42
45%
41%
43%
43%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
14,400
105
105%
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
16
16
167»
157a
16
157a
15%
997*
99%
99%-
99 %
99 %
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99%
187a
19%
187*
19
18 %
18%
13 Va
19
21,500
39
40
39
39
387s
39 Va
387*
33%
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40
1,100
1%
42
43
42%
437a
28
28
27'/a
27 Va
27 V*
27 V*
2
29
Deo
27 % Jun
29
7%
14%
Jan
Jan
7% Jun
29
9% Jan
4
117a May 11
Pattno Mines A Enterprises
Jan
5% Apr
17
7% May 25
187/a May 31
Paabody Coal Co oommon
■4 conr prior preferred
25
167a
17 V*
167a
167*
167*
38% Mar 17
Pantok A Ford
No par '
35%
357*
35%
36
3S%
61
Penney (J C) Co
Punn Coal A Coke Corp
No par
57
587a
557*
57%
55%
8
15
Dec
19%
15% Apr
8
Jan
37%
Dec
34% Jan
12
42%
Jan
57
Dec
53% Apr 25
7%
Jun
26%
23% Jun
22% Jun
Dec
29 Va
30'/a
27%
29,
No par
77*
77*
7%
7%
-7%
5
97a
10 Va
97*
io y8
97*
5
Pannelee Transportation
xl06% Jun
22% Dec
21% Jan
6
17%
14% Jun
27
Jun
Jun
Jan
Feb
:Mar
Jan
45% Not
24
6
3
Feb
Proof
Rust
6%
Co
2
,
7
109
9
: May
Fann Glass
5%
27 V* May 24
18% Mar
6
Jun
23
36% Peb
6
52.
41% Feb 20
7
■
7%
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6%
;
r
1,900
1,000
77a
77a
9%
6%
678
6%
8
8
8%
87a
7
Sand Corp
7 Va
9%
77a
10
10
1,700
167a
16%
16%
16%
*35%
17
38 %
35%
36
1,600
56 %
55
56
10,000
-
55
57%
24 V*
247a
227*
32%
•31%
32 V*
•31V*
10772
107%
♦107%
23 Va
247a
14%
15 V*
com—No par
•
31%
100
•107%
No par
.
109
257a
15
157a
10
50
3
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100
com
247*
50
125
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24V*
77a
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77a
7%
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;
247a
•
77a
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23 V*
22%
23%
9,500
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32
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109
32%
109 ;
500
32
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v
107%
237*
247a
22%
23%
227*
237«
15 Va
1
40
107%
15%
14%
15 V*
147a
157a
38,100
•
7y* May
x8
Dec
'
— i
347a May
Dec
5
29
2'/* Jun
29
4% Jun
23
14 V* Apr
18
' •'
139
13
Deo
10% Jun
29
12
Not
Apr
8% Jan
3
12
21
Mar
35
Dec
31% Jun
102
Jan
108
Dec
104V* May
97* Jun
107
20% Jun
30
Jun
577*
Dec
517* Jan
23
Jun
53%
Jan
44% Mar 27
X487* Mar
58
Oct
56
Jan
5
90% Mar
106
Deo
105
Jan
8
Nov
24
Jan
3
247a Jan
7
—
■
.7
■■
T
50 V*
48
507*
50 %
50
477*
<
49
20%
Jan
247*
23 Va
Jun
26% May
25
6
Jun
4%%
8
•
Petroleum
8
Pfeiffer
Pfiser
12
60% Apr
10
49%
467*'
5,300
'
277a May 26
267a Mar 17
01
117
Sep
114
Jan
1047a
Dec
103% Apr 11
106% Jun
9
105
Apr
110%
Sep
106V* Apr 18
110% Feb
24
Apr
6
$ per share
S per
t per share
share
11% Apr
Jun
Jan
32% Jan
3
88%
Feb
84 % Jan
4
96 V* May
37%
55 %
Dec
50% Jan
13
Feb
9
93%
Jan
10%
Feb
105
7%
Jun
156%
Jun
17% Feb
Mar
9% Mar 31
20
Feb
14
29
Jun
Jun
93
Mar 17
9
28
27
1
32 V*
♦103%
12
177/s May 20
1
21
22 V*
21%
217*
20 %
21%
207a
61%
67 Va
65
66 V3
62%
65
62 Va
47
497a
49 Va
50 Va
48 Va
49%
43
preferred—50
587*
59 Va
58%
587*
57%
58 V*
57%
58
57%
-No par
109%
1097a
109%
109%
1097*
25'/*
26'/*
247*
25V*
25 Va
25
25
com— _No par
100
YORK
No pai
100
No par
Phillips Jones Corp com
8*
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
135 Va Jan
13
Jun
28
Dec
147
Feb
29
Apr
preferred—No
54%
X51%
EXCHANGE
104%
104%
*104
19
45%
52%
*15%
16%
•14
•92%
94'/a
•92%
66%
62%
66%
64%
♦11
14
♦89%
25%
15%
100
10
31 Va
32
105
*103%
105
108
108
*106
111
13
90 Va
89%
897a
89%
90
89%
89 %
89%
897a
26
25 V*
147*
157a
7% Mar 23
79%
Dec
90% Mar
10 V* May 22
33
May 20
4% 4
conv
A
Jan
4
85% Feb
17
30
28% May 31
Public Scrv Co of
29
30
Public
Jun
29
123
Apr
14
86% Jan 25
Apr 28
90% Jun 23
25% Dec
22 3
Jun
29%
27
*103 % Nov
105%
Dec
8
8475
cum
Serv
preferred
Co
of
107% Mar
39 V* Apr
9
10
Pullman
x7
Jun
9%
Apr
6% Jun
27
Feb
3
27% Jan
3
92%
Jan
101%
Dec
237*
Jun
29 y4
Dec
Jun
30%
Feb
26 V*
Jun
347*
Jun
23%
Jan
33
30% Jan 13
20% Jun 29
227a Apr
34% Not
43
Jan
35
Jun
28 V*
36
Jan
31
Jan 13
For footnotes see page 26.
19
3
10
May 22
35% Jun
4
103% Jan
X24% Jan 23
Feb
177*
100
9% Feb
22
347a Jun 12
39% Feb
10
9
34% Mar 22
14%
77*
8
7%
7%
7%
77a
30
*27%
29%
*27%
1,600
3,100
25,700
29%
627«
64'%
62
63 Va
61
62 V*
147a
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
17,200
500
147a
,
:
'
9,800
H
12,300
82%
82%
82
82
82
32
27 Va
277a
26%
27 %
26
27
24%
26
21 %
24%
15,500
28
287a
27
28 V*
267a
27 V*
267a
27 Va
26%
27%
10,500
120 Va
♦120%
121
1207*
♦120
121
118
120
*32
119
380
83
119
89
89
89
89%
89 V*
89 %
39%
24 V*
23 Va
237*
22 %
23 V*
23 3a
23
27%
287a
277*
28 %
27
28
27
277a
105
105
*102
460
l
89%
23 V*
104%
270
33
31%
32 Va
13,200
33
33%
32%
337a
49,100
107 %
108%
♦107%
108 Va
(The) common
-No par
100
No par
America oom—No par
No par
Radio-Keith-Orpheuxn Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%# pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonler inc oommon
1
9S preferred
23
Hmit-g Co common
So
4% non-cum 1st preferred
50
«-*
non-cum 2nd preferred
50
1st preferred
12
14%
32%
Radio Corp of
93.50
41%
11%
15
31%
23% Apr 13
797a Apr 19
3
13
83
41 Va
12
14%
347«
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—lfl
73 V* Jan
137*
41 Va
11%
33 V*
23% May 22
12 V* Jan
157a
41%
1,000
20,500
33%
4
Jan
63%
43%
♦28%
8
30%
65%
11
48
327.
1J% Jaa
«n
77a
29
61%
*10%
347a
80% Jan
74%
8%
30
10 V*
45%
33 Vb
8% conv preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
14%
41
10%
42-%
5,300
317*
Pure Oil
Jun
407a
197*
32%
10
Jun
41
500
144%
•19 V*
35
23
«%
46
*133
19 %
337*
34% Jan 39
66%
45
♦10%
144%
33
36% Jun
Jun
10%
47%
19%
1,520
20%
♦106
109% Jan
15%
10%
43%
20
68'/a
19 V*
100
Inc
27
'28
•
19
68 V2
No par
81.40 div preference
4.08% preferred
27
.
*138
•138
20%
10%
19%
1,730
69%
20
28%
2
27
Deo
144%
1447*
•138
1447*
*
28
80% Feb
Jun
Oct
July
20
87
com—No par
29
107% Jun
30%
68 3
21%
190
84%
24%
•26 V* Feb
33%
109
25% Jun
70
21%
11
*140
87
90
Jun
S
70
20%
12 V*
190
24
FEb Serv Ki A Gas com
30
71
20%
11 Va
*140
90
8
31% Jun
70
21%
83
10
100
100
26% Feb
104% Feb
68%
127*
190
No par
preferred
30
Dec
84%
14%
r-/"
Indiana—No par
Jun
Apr
5
15,000
88
64
No par
Colo (new)
4C44 preferred
3%
com
11%
12
21%
No par
Inc
15,700
877*
7%
Industries
12,700
7%
•140
107a
30
36%
7 Va
13
29'/a
Puhllcker
169
357a
7%
90
1
6
169
38%
7%
190
preferred series A—50
Gamble
168
24%
36'%
,
66%
10
Praised Steel Car Co Inc com
17% Jan
113
37
B
Power Co
2,400
149
25%
15%
87
13%
190
127a
27
80
77a
7,700
15
*147
15
33%
77a
25
15
149
168
169
377a
77a
177a
26% Jun
22
•168
387»
7%
8
12
21% Jun
Jun
168
15'%
37%
397a
24%
160
*147
149
147*
Procter
13% Jun
Feb
14%
15
*147
12'%
67% Apr 12
Mar 22
56
257*
157*
15
29
14% Jun
25%
25%
149 %
147a
Electric
3,100
12%
117a
class
Co
200
13 Va
40
A
30
111
12 Va
13 Va
Potomac
700
103
137a
15%
Poor
8
*
1037a
13%
43
Pond Creek Pocahontas
9
16% Mar
12%
31
31
13%
14%
Mar 15
14% Feb
23,800
1037a
12%
13
48
27
100
63%
14 V*
41
16
11% Jun
28% Mar 22
32%
1
38% Jan
Oct
*11
32 Va
No par
Sep
13%
12-%
*11
12%
63
•103%
47%
44%
65%
32 V»
10%
Jun
40
..
94%
10%
Mar
300
56,600
16 Va
45%
Co
104
104
•92 V*
5
5
Inc
Plymouth Oil
21,200
*14%
Plough
10
52
94 Va
207a
May 29
51V*
16 Va
63
♦140
♦140
44
93
•92 V*
887*
12%
12,500
421'a
105
104%
113
<■
*90 V2
44%
32 Va
•108
Shares
12 Va
♦14%
87
♦150
12
93
104%
33
Sales fer
the Week
94%
20%
12% Apr
■
7%
12%
52 %
51
65
1
49
Oct
38 Va
No par
%
*103%
105
Friday
June 30
t per share
•••
16 Va
•11
12%
41
•
*£0 Va
53%
Plttston Co (The)
27
Jan
•103%
105
11%
93
Pittsburgh Young
14
Nov
52%
94 Va
12%
50
June £9
45%
May 16
10 V* Jun
8%
43%
•90%
26% Feb 21
145
38% Feb
32
.■/
92
16
•11
107
Thursday
12 V*
100
A Ash pfd—100
Apr
15%
12 Va
65 Va
16
400
107
t per share
tper share
*92%
CLOSED
1
Forglngs Co
50%
Jun
52%
Va
160
104
HIGH BALK PRICES
12%
92
1
Pittsburgh
12% Nov
21%
41
93%
STOCK
par
Pitta Consolidation Coal Co__
36% Feb
Jun
46%
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
14% Jun
xl9% Jun
8% Feb
Jan
44 V*
115%
104
107%
*107
11%
93 %
Co com—No par
10
71
24%
12%
113
27
4
30
107
107%
*107
115 %
105
105
I per share
12 Va
*108
Jun
3
Jan
Feb
I per share
105%
27% Jan
Jan
19 V* Jun
25%
$ per share
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
1%
preferred claw B
100
0% preferred class A
100
S%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
61
30%
%
•32 Va
8
71
1,300
,
116%
*115%
116'/*
June 28
*104%
27
Dec
25
Wednesday
5
Jun
Jan
24%
June 27
25
Jun
Jan
25
Tuesday
No par
100
PUlsbury Mills Inc common
•4 preferred
Pitts C C A Et Louis RR
160
25%
25
June 26
preferred series A
3
1
13,600
Monday
1
t
15 V* Jun
1,820
25
Jane 24
Feb
150
110
247a
105'/*
LOW AND
1,690
1097*
105 V*
107'/a
22,900
25
116%
107%
9,500
49 Va
24 V*
8a tarda?
STOCK
9% Jan
Jan
May
71%
20% Jan
1077a
15,300
65
25%
115%
168
88
Jun
107%
110
207a
*
25'/2
♦25
25
110
110
105 V*
115%
♦104
169
NOV
Apr
105'/*
♦168
64% Nov
Mar
115%
•104'/*
7% gtd preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
55
4%
115%
-100
May 16
90
12%
*24%
169
15%
T-——
3,800
58
Mar 22
175
'
13 Va
507a
100
convertible
800
/ •
105
13
70
170
8% May 31
*102'/a
common— -No par
Co
87,900
9%<
31%"
23
*147
40% May 18
,
13 %
800
11
9
*33%
48%
150
Mar 30
105
13
6,600
58,400
27*
66
*147
7
*102%
119
23
JLnc
Co
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com—100
,35% Jan 13
21
22 Ve
5
,f
10 V*
13%
13%
Mar 21
163
8%
13 Va
V*
155
Jan
105
•102%
105
13
13
1
Dec
32
•102%
105
372
11
14%
3
„
Mar
Jan
135%
32
148
8%
Jun
32%
Nov
37%
Apr
32%
155
6% Jun
7%
97a
32 V8
3
100
Philip Morris A Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred
100
85
28% Jun
135
<sc
Pitts Coke A Chem
3
Jun
29% Jan
24
14% Jun
Jan
6
4
23
lBVsMar
24 V* Apr
Jan
16%
9
32
Par
3%%
16% Apr 24
34 Va Mar 23
106
17
86
Dec
Jun
108
Feb
12% Jun
97
Jun
32
,
69
30 V* Apr
103
Apr
<88
97a
32%
Fhflco Corp common
12
94% Jan
14% Mar
Jun
Jan
3
May 20
57% Jan 27
100 V*
24% Jun
10%
Jan
93
Apr
11
Dec
142
14
Dec
105%
Jan
79
Dec
32% Aug
Jun
11
Jan
106
64
100% Jan
94
Deo
18
3
57% Mar 17
14
Sep
26
103
14% Feb
18
95%
87% Aug
51% Jun
9%
32%
PhHa A Reading Coal A Iron
54% Apr 21
79% Nov
Jan
97a
$ per share
Jan
22%
9
STOCKS
19%
40%
Jun
*10%
•10%
10'/a
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
10 Va
4'/a
II3/*
preferred
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
11%
America.
oonv
Range for Previous
Lowest
2%
93/*
Brewing Co_—
(Chas)
4214
13 V*
116%
3%
100
n*
Con?
preference
4.4* preferred
3B* preferred
116 V* Mar 23
Apr
98
110%
•10%
122%
2%
ll3/*
400
35
35
116%
-No par
common
Electric
Phils
36
*35
3%
3%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 64
06 preferred
110% May 17
36
124
3%
-100
—
preferred
1
Jun
125/
123
33%c
—
A Eastern Ry Co
Pet Milk Co
♦35
123
35 V*
35
36
1287a
3 Va
Pepsi-Cola Co
6
75% May
52
Rights
Peoria
4
Jan
147/a Jun
13
36 y*
■
Mar
377* Feb
5
11 Va Jan
13% Nov
May 19
12
40%
——
Peoples Drag Stores Inc
Peoples Gss Light A Coke-
116% Jun
v
)
52,600
"
'
37%
137
;
8,500
1,800
6%
6%
>
20,200
'
preferred
Penn Power A Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
Pannsylranla Salt Mfg Co
9
•67a
67/a-
lo
Ponn-Dlxle Cement Co
10
34% Jan
Dec
Mar
31
Feb
;
28
29
35
13% Not
96%
Parker
20
9% Feb
7% Apr 29
3
111
Jun.
29
Jan
10% Feb
17% Peb
32
43%
—2.50
15
9% Jan
27%
16%
42'/*
i
.
5% Aug
106
2 Va
447a
<
7.800
2
43%
2
2 Va
2 Va
42%
1
No par
220
2
2
42%
46 Va Jun
30% Feb
7,700
15%
997*
197a
16%
100
16
.
23,100
6%
6%
187a
16%
100
_1
Park Utah Consolidated Mines
60
106
106
6%
6%
7%
.
10S
•105
106
•105
105
105
34% Jan
Jun
57,700
19
Peb
Nor
156,500
8%
8
19
8%
Dec
9
3%
3%
3%
3%
8
160
42
41
42%
1,590
12,300
7,100
3
2%
2%
19%
2%
23% Mar
6,300
147%
18%
38%
x6
147%
8%
1
Parke Darts A Co_
148
.
105
3%
v
31%.
105
39
8'%
4,800
52
,
31V*
32%
2%
3%
,
8%
50%
50 %
106 %
19%
Jan
9
33,700
8%
Jun
22
2,900
33
147 Vs
43
1%
2% May
20
32%
aos
2%
42
3%
8
2%
1
24%
1% Mar 21
19%
33%
•19%
100
Pictures Corp
Park A Tilford Inc_
11
60
20 V*
1
No par
preferred
/
30
5
Paramount
8
200
c
30
31%
»
104%
148%-
100
1
A Refining
3,900
■J,
,
10
55
30%
50
:
;
148
110%
No par
Airways Inc
A Transp
Petrol
preferred
32
108
148%
3
c
i
31%
105 V*
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
36
8
13
*9%
i
•50
32 y*
\
'51.%.
51
108
—10o
100
Paclfk Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp
lo
3% May 11
48% Jun 12
,
'
:
PaeifSe Tekp.A Teleg com
v 6%
preferred
21
^
r
19%
33%
No par
—
\
Shares
share
30%:
•30%
No par
i
Lighting Corp
i
.,12%
9%
55
•50
55
v
*•
12%
9%
•30 % r- 31''
•50
,
12 %
»
10
12
10
55
9%
,
55
.
12%
30%
10%
10%
.
Sales for
the Week
t per
t per share
t per share
Friday
June 38
June
IsneSK
"
'■
Thursday
Wedwooday
..
t per share
12%
12
i,
>10
preferred non-eum—__No par
35
t per share
No par
PaeWe Finance Corp of Calif-—10
25
50% JUn 29
June 27
I per share
Paetfle Oas * Electric
28% Apr
Tuesday
June 26
1<
Inc
common
non-cum
35% Jun : 13
65% Mar 10
Monday
June 21
-
37% Jun
23
(23)
•
107
.
♦105
107
•105
107
28,700
8,600
100
*107%
108%
*107%
108%
29%
30
28
29%
29
29
28 Va
23%
29 V*
29%
2,300
21%
21%
20 Va
21
20y*
20%
20 Va
20 Va
*20 Va
207*
1,000
19%
20%
18%
20
19%
197*
18
19%
lays
19
75
77
75
75
75
75
74%
74%
74 V*
75
6%
6%
108 %
109 Va
67*
7%
6%
67a
100 Va
100%
•99 Va
100 «/a
6%
67a
100%
100%
•100
101 Va
67*
67a
100 Va
100%
300
„
483,600
1,800
32,000
.•\
240
31
31%
31
31
307a
31 Va
30%
30%
30
30
1,100
33 Va
347a
31
33%
33%
347*
32%
34 V*
32%
33
12,800
34
34
337*
34
34
34
34
34
33 Va
33%
21
21
207a
21 %
207.
21
20%
21
20 V*
20 Va
35%
35%
•34 Va
36
•35
35 V*
35
35
35 V*
35%
31 Va
31V*
32
•30 V*
317*
*30
32
•30
*30
32
2,500
4,500
1
400
200
>
24
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Rgnge for Previous
t per
10 Me
t per
Jan
NEW YORK
S per
share
S per share
share
Par
Apr
10% Jun
30
14% Jun
2
Real
Silk
15% Jun
29
18
Jan
3
Reed
Roller
16%
12% Mar 30
16
Jan
7
'
Oct
Reeves
Hosiery
Bros
4%
Jan
6%
9% Jan
11
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
8% Jun
30
Feb
7
8% Jan
Jun
18%
6
Jun
Jan
Dec
22
27
9%
Jan
11
73
Jan
5
11
Jun
27
90
Nov
85
Jan
20
92
12%
Jan
10 Ms Jan
13
5% Jan
25
16% Apr 25
10 Ma May
1
6% May
4% Jun
8%
Jan
Feb
14
3% Jun
27
5% Jan
Dec
8% Jun
30
11% Feb
27%
Jan
23 Ms Jan
13
38 » 8 Jun
91%
Jun
10%
Aug
6 Ma
18% Jun
Sep
4%
34%
23
85%
13%
100
Jan
3
108% Jun
Jan
26
13 Ma Jun
23
Oct
35% Jun
30
39% Jan
7
Sep
45 Va Jun
19
50
Jan
98
Aug
Jun
5
94'/a Jan
Xl05% Mar
Dec
19
No par
-
13
25% Jun
I
5
1—100
_j!
Inc
.
8
29
*8%
13
16
-13 Ma
'
42%
Dec
37MsFeb
14
15%
Jun
21
Jan
16
Feb
16
*3%
Jun
4Ma Jan
3
15
5%
21
Mar
7%
12
*88%
1
Apr
68 Va
Jun
96%
6% Jun
*7
r, 13 Ma
59
12
Dec
Jan
13
60% Jan
Dec
25% Jun
90 Me
*7
l'
'
.
*9
33%
110
36%
com--
5o V2
11 Ms
11%
11 Ma
90Ma
*86
14 Me
9Ma
9 Ma
834
3%
3 Ma
3%
9%
9
9
9
9
34
36
14 Ma*
133 i
10% Jun
16
21%
Dec
19
Jun
30
Jun
39%
Apr
61%
8%
Sep
50
12% Mar
Nov
Jun
19% Feb
23
30
61
"
8% Jun .30
1,
Feb
28
May 11
12% Apr
111
35%
36
111
111 Ma
21%
20
21 Me
*108
109 Ma
63%
Co
Jan
109%
Apr
35% May
7% Jun
Dec
29% Jan
113%
Feb
xll0%Jun
48 %
Jan
12 Mi
Jan
33 y8
34
13
37
Mar
4
19
114
Mar
7
Mar 24
87
Jun
131%
Dec
123
Jan
26
42% May 22
14% May ■'2
48% May 24
165% Feb 21
78
Jun
100%
Nov
93
Jan
24
110% Jun
6% Jun
9 Me
Jan
7% Feb
28
31
Jun
77
July
43%
87
9% Jun
42 '/4 Jun
Dec
30
5 Ma
21
111 Ma
21 Ma
*108
6 Ma
6
13
Apr
12% Jan
20% May 24
9% Jun
22% Jun
31% Dec
29% Mar 10
46%
Jan
70
Dec
66
Feb
90
Jun
98
Nov
94
Feb
6
xl03% July
108
Oct
105% Feb
20
-
Dec
30
78
Jun
94% Jun
,
91% Mar
104%
12%
Jan
83
Jan
91
13 ya
14
Jun
104
99
28
May
9
94
Apr
*103
6 3/a
13% Jan
Sep
3
16
Mar 27
86% Jan
Jan
7
5
92
Mar
110% May 25
Jun
21%
Dec
20
Jan
3
30% Jun
Jun
62
Dec
60
Jan
3
70
16%
Jan
19%
Sep
17% Jun
27
56
Dec
2
13
;
4.30%
21% Feb
2
.5%
47% Jan
25
Jan
11%
Dec
10% Jan
31
15 Vo Mar 17'
44 Me
Dec
41 Va Feb
15
48% Jun
Sears
9 Mi
Jun
16%
Dec
15
Jan
3
4%
6% Jun
77
6 Mi
Jun
Jun
11%
.20
3
May 20
7% May 27
14% May 31
90Ma Mar 13
5 Mi Jan
Dec
Feb
3
10 Mi Jan
"
Seaboard Oil
Co
*45
47
96
*45
96 Me
106%
23
47
96
106 Me
*44'
.
.
47
*95
96
106 Ma
106 Ma
*44
96
*1063%
106
96 7e
106%
600
106 3e
22
24
23
23%
22%
23
22
42 %
45 Ma
40 Ma
44 Ma
43
45
41%
43%
41 Ve
43%
18
18 Me
17%
17 Me
17 Ms
17 Me
17Me
17%
17
17
5 Ma
4 Ma
5 Me
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
22%
22%
22 %
130
23
23
23 Ma
19%
22
213/a
22 Ma
16 Ma
22
22
21 Me
19 Me
20%
20
83%
85
79
105 Ma
107
106
1
17%
18
17 Ma
18
173/s
21%
20 Ma
21
20
18%
17 Me
21
203%
83 3 4
81%
-
106
*105
82
79%
107 Ma
19'%
900
8,200
23
1,700
20
74,200
80
80
*104
106
104
105
17
18
16 7
193/e
20 Me
51
54
<
35,400
5%
18 Ma
82 Me
7,300
4,300
130
17 Ma
8,800
19
19%
4,800
50
51
8
'
par
54 Ma
5534
53 Ma
9 Me
9%
8%
31
55
*54
54 Va
*9
9 Me
9%
8 Ma
r..
9
-
3,200
8 %
2,300
31%
17,800
8%
33
110 Me
31%
Me
32
30 Ve
111
HOMe
111
*110%
111
11034
111
36%
38
38 Ma
39
37%
38
11 Me
11%
11 Me
10'/a
113/8
37
37%
11
11 Ma
9%
44
M8
45 Ma
42%
32%
31
44%
43 Me
44 Me
42
44
Me
9,900
146
*140
143
140
140
*138
145
110
*110
115
*110
115
*110
115
50
9
8
8
66,100
5
8%
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87
83/e
*85 Ma
8
87
' 85
.
Me
Ma
83/a
16 Me
18
17 Ma
18 Ve
31 Ma
33 3/e
34
3 5 Me
88%
91 Ma
88
100 Me
*100
109
Ve
90
913e
1067e
106
106
14 %
14%
*89 Ma
90 Va
27
19%
71%
73 Me
12 Me
5
67 Me
19
Ma
*89
28 Ma
67 Me
Nopar
13%
12 Me
26 Ve
*64
*105
14%
*89 Ma
Me
105
89%
26
18:%
18 Me
18%
73
70
71 Me,
11%
12
12
12
47 Me
42
46
44 Me
18Me
16Me
18
18
6%
1
6ye
11 Me
No par
97
6 Me
10 Ma
06
6
117'b
97 %
96%
Ma
11 Me
*96
26%
20,600
100
18
4,500
18%
177e
69 Me
11%
11%
43 Ma '
45 Mi
437 b
45
17 Ma
18 Ma
17%
6 Ma
173e
67e
*6 Me
12Me
10%
97%
20
28
66
70 Ve
'
6%
12
"
3,900
90 %
*89
*64
18 Ma
18 Me
1
120
14Ve
69
45 Me
17
100
104
13 Me
28
30
3,200
91%
104
66
260
283e
*89%
89 Ma
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45%
28
14
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69 Ma
'
109
10 J Va
13%
,
1
1
100'%
91%
29
66
No par
5
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90 Ma
28
*64
66
83%
100 Ma
29%
14%
17 Ma
•
1,700
90
15,200
109
287/e
106 Ma
137/8
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28
88%
89
t
90 Ma
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40
18
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29
91
1
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28 Me
87
17 M'a
34 Va
109
29%
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18 Ma
35 Me
100
28%
91%
87
10
17 Me
100
30%
7%
34
•
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108
91 Me
100
;
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100%
108
8 Ve
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18%
34 Ma
5
j.
7%
86
17 Ma
32 Me
30
I
common.
33,400
110
10O
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11 Ma
♦140
100
:
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11,800
10 7e
144
-No par
Del
590
37%
115
10o
Co
44
111
33
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com
;
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30%
110 Ma
%
*110
25
vtc
42
31%
100
No par
Seiberling Rubber Co__
Inc
47
*95
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24 Va
100
com
Refrigerator
Servel
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96 Me
*106%
5
Co__
&
47
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106 Me
r1.75
(The)
Co of
Roebuck
Seeger
98% May 17
Jan
101%
9
220
13,200
10o
common
Seagrave Corp
Jun
6,100
35%
No par
:—
Finance
5%
May 11
._
;
preferred series A
Seaboard
33,400
-
100
—
common
preferred
Seaboard Air Line
33%
82
Cd
3.35%
May 17
6 Me
21 Ve
105
35%
No par
Elec
6
21%
105
36 Me
i
preferred
preferred—,
Scranton
6 Ve
213%
105
35%
7—3
Ry
preferred
3.65%
26,800
:
preferred
Co
500
21%
109%
36 Ma
5
$4 preferred
Mfg
110 MB
21
*108
21
104
100
;
I—No
Southwestern
Scoville
110%
2.2 %
36 Ms
com—l
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries' Inc
$3.40
111
5 Me
22
1
S
non-cum
252,000
36%
.
(The)-
Scott Paper Co
19
Jan
.Controls
common
St Regis Paper Co common
•1st pfd 4.40%
series A_
21'
100% Jun
47 Yi
36%, Feb
1
108% May 31
31% Jun
8
15
84% Jan
Oct
35% Jun
7
Louis
35%
36
T
5%
1,000
34%
109 V2
20 Ma
*108
105
21%
104 Ma
*110
22 Ma
109 Ma
6 M8
21 Me
103 Ma
36 Ms
37
—100
St Joseph Lead Co____.
10
St L-San F Ry Co com vtc—No par
Preferred series A 5%
vtc_
100
St
9 Ve
36 Ma
20
Safeway Storeys com..ion
5% preferred
22
9% May 19
93
May
1
85
May
13%
27
9,900
"8%
'
12,600
(Jacob)
'
16%
34,900
3 Ma
11%
5%
—
r
Royal Typewriter—,.
Ruppert
14,600
9%
2%
11 Ma
-No par
preferred series A
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc;
Ruberoid
15 Me
83/e
3 %
11 Me
_1
4%
1
13%
9%
10Ma
.-—Nopar
Inc.
Rqhm & Haas Co
14 Ma
'
12
Copper Miner.
22
90%
11'/a
lo
Co
Oil Corp.
Company
\
Jun
20,800
10
,
Manufacturing
May 12
*86
10
11%
12 Ma
100
.
90%
3 Ma
109 Ma
6%
100
•
6
11'%
-
11
•
88
Jun
113%.
'
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800
58 Va
*56%
13
a,
107
15
400
8%
'
12 Me
series..
13
102
8
'28
8 Ma
1
series.
Mar 17
Dec
19% Nov
105
*7
*56%
9 Me
33'/a
110%
20 M8
108
2.50
,
Robertshaw-Fulton
4,800
*27
:
59
14 5%
*9
22 Me
22
1,400
13%
'
3%
105%
23% Jun
8
8%
8 Me
9%
21 Me
Mills
1,300
.
16
13%
28
8%
13%
3 Me
104%
Robbins
'
16
"
28
'
No par
com
Richfield
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.11%
10 M2
13 Va
8%
*56%
•
*84
9 Me
No par
Antelope
Shares
t per share
::
12.;
IS
8
28
8%
11 Ma
14%
8%'
3 Va
10
4.50%
Roan
share
i
<
3.60%
Ritter
8
the Week
'15%
13%
28
■-*
8 Ma
11
90%
14
1
50c
28
*50 Ma
11%
Preferred
48% May 24
19% Feb 27
19 % Mar 24
Dec
12%
Jun
36
Jan
Sales for
June 3ft
U0 Ma
,
i'
24% Jan
Friday
June 20
share
113%
16
73,'e
28
8%
58
Preferred
Rlieem
*7
'
9
—_25c
—
Corp
Common
15
*7
*28
CLQ8ED
58
.
i
Steel
STOCK
EXCHANGE
50c
common
Reynolds Spring Co
,—,
.Reynolds iR J) Tob class B_;
99% Mar 31
108% Jun
2
8
Jan
preference——10
convertible preferred—r—100
5%%
10
21 %
13%
Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals Co.
6
9
108% Nov
13 Ma
Rexall
24% May 24
Feb
Dec
39%
Jan
Jan
6
>
40
Jan
13^4
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
5 M»%
preferred
—>
100
6
Jun
7% May 16
13
2C% Jan
13 Ma
Thursday
S per
■■
'
Republic
28
24% Jun
108
14
5 Me Feb
23
111 Ma Jqn
3
18
Jan
10
42 Va Mar
102%
13
Jan
14% Jan
99% Jan
Dec
103%
Jun
103
Jan
Dec
16%
100
4% Aug
98
Jan
110
Jun
91
50c
preferred
t
17
*
16 Ma
Aviation Corp
i.
Republic. Pictures common
l
$1 convertible preferred—
1
4%
Jan
S per
13
prior
Motors
S per share
16
Republic
30
Jan
5%
Dec
10
Jun
2M*
$4.50
Reo
'4
1234
Reliable 8tores Corp.
20
t per share
13
Remington-Rand
58
June 28
17
14% Feb
Nov
12% Dec
t per share
5
Inc
PRICES
Wednesday
June 27
13
& Co—
div
SALE
Tuesday
June 26
16 Ma
62% May 15
60
Apr
Jun
8%
Mills com
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%%
series
Aug
50
$1.25
AND HIGH
Monday
*
Co_w__——-No par
Bit
Reis (Robt)
7
Saturday
June 24
Monday, July 3, 1950
."
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23% Jan
13%
Jan
15% Nov
11%
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
'.
*95
t
6 Ma
1,600
41,300
7,700
63a
11
Va
6,800
11%
97 Ma
2,700
11%
*95
11%
97
7012
,
31,800
'
150
(•;
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Yegr1949
Lowest
>
,
I per share
24%
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
[
1
/
Highest
S per share
NEW
i
YORK
$ per share
f
Jun
31% May
24Ma Jun
27
30% May 19
Shamrock Oil
37%
Jan
25% Feb
16
34% Jun
38% Dec
36 Va Jun
29
45% May
4
Sharon Steel Corpi
1
Sharp & Dohme cqmmon
105% Feb
14
108% Apr
6
Jan
8% Jun
10%
Oct
9M4 Jun
27
11
' 7
$4.25
& Gas
Jan
11
Shaituck
Apr
15 Mi
Dec
15 Ma Jan
7
21M8 Feb
.8
Juri
40%
Dec
34% Jan
25
x44% Jun
12
5
Jan
2%
22
28
7
Oct
Jun
4%
27%
6M4 Jan
Jan
May
Nov
Oct
18% Jun
36%
24%
13
Jan
29 Ms Mar 21
Sep
21% Feb
Jun
22% Dec
20% Jan
15
Silver
3
24
19
Jun
33 Mi
Dec
29 Ma Jan
13
>
21%
Nov
31%
Jan
19 Ms Jun
29
88 M2
Feb
78 % Jun
27
88
Jun
21
% Jun
-25
83% May
95% Jan
102
100% Mar
95
10%
Jun
17 Mi
Jan
14% Jan;
Jun
17%
Oct
16
97% July
3%
107%
Dec
Jan
4%
10 Ma
Dec
52%
106
Mar
Jan
12
Mar
Feb
8
23
4
122% May 26
14
21% Jun 23
20
29
118 Ma May 24
4% Jan 12
30
.11
51 Ma Jan
*'
Jan
3 M2 Jun
Oct
40
36% May 29
8% Jun
Oct
7% Jan
' 5
Coalition
Co
;
ll
Jan
28
53% Apr
14
26 Ma
25%
26
24%
25 Me
26 Me
31 Ma
30 Va
31 Me
29%
31
29%
30%
JBTOCK
21,700
36 Ve
39
37 Me
38 Ma
10,500
EXCHANGE
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107
*106
42 V*
38
107
9 Ma
41%
106
9 Ma
-39 Me
f
106
40
104 Ma
107
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:
9 Mi
9 Ma
9 Me
9%
9 %
21
203/4
20%
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21%
*19%
42
39%
41%
1
41 Me
42 Ma
39 Me
7%
8%
7 Mi
73/4
7%
8
3
3%
3
3
2%
3
No par
.No par
_No par
29 Ma
30
34
34 Ma
28
29%
*33%
29%
27 Ma
*33%
333/4
33 Ma
33 Ma
25 Me
25%
57
22
22 Me
54 %
21 Mi
lo
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
Smith
,21 Ma
21 Me
21 Me
21
21
21
21
32%
34
30
Va
33
32
34 Me
31%
33
21%
33%
32
21
20 Me
21
19%-
20 Ma
19»/e
19%
19 Me
19 3
79%
*78 Ma
80
*78 Ma
80
95 Ma
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95 Ma
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95 Ma
18 */8
1
17 '
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18%
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2L~,800
3V2.%
■
25
preferred.-
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Smith
100
preferred
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;
foo
Typewriters^No par
& Corona
Socony Vacuum Oil Co, Inc„
15
Solvay American Corp, 4% pfd__ 100
Sduth Amer Gold &
Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co
com—4.50
preferred
:
9
14
Jan
3
45
May 29
South
4
45
Feb
1
29%
Jan
35 Ma
Nov
32% Jun
30
36% Jun
12
10% Sep
12
NOV
8% preferred
Southern California
•
50
28% Jan
36%
Nov
34% Jan. 13
40.
Apr -11
32 Mi
Southern
Jun
51
Dec
49
Jun
27
58
May 24
Southern
25%
Jun
41
Jan
32% Feb
11
38% May
23% May 25
South
Jan
53 Me Jun
29
Feb
58 M2 Jun
28
59 Ma May 22
65
Feb
9
13%
Jan
11% Jun
30
13% Feb
3% May
3% July
6 Ma
Jan
4% Jan
3
*57/s
Oct
5
14
10 V* Feb .15
5
7
Feb
18
53% Dec
73
May
60
Jan
3
71
Apr
29
21
Feb
26
Oct
21
Jun
19
25
Feb
24
22%
Jun
29% Mar
25% Jan
3
6%
Jun
10 Ma Mar
64.
13%
Jan
71 Ma
Apr
Jun
18 M.
Dec
23%
Feb
100
Apr
17% Apr
82
Jun
18%
Jan
98% Jan
Jan
Jun
37%
107
8% Mar 30
68
23
16
Feb
34
Jan
13
106% Jan
25
Dec
Dec
Jan
16
29% May
1
12% Jun 23
72-
Feb
19 Ma Jun
40
Mar
108% Apr
24
.
*78 Ma
*92%
80
78
Ma
79
94
*92
93%
*92
18 Ma
19
17
16 %
19 Va
20%
19
111
Me
111
8%
*51
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78
Ma
19 3/4
20 Ma
►111 Ma
112 Ma
108%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
3%
9
8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 34
53
*51
Ma
•
53
*51
19
53
*51
30
31
24% May 6
96% May 24
3
77% Mar 27
143
Dec
133
Jun
30
160
Mar 22
159%
Dec
150
Jun
29
174
Mar 22
Jan
70
Sep
25
72% Jun
9
36% Jun
45Mb
Nov
42% Feb
14
50 3/a Jun
23
60% Jun
74%
Nov
66
25
Jun
12
page 26
JL.
Conv
35 %
33 Me
11%
11 Me
Pacific
Co
Nopar
common
No par
11%
preferred
100
100
1
-
Nq par
common—
1
Nopar
i
2
Co
_No par
5
;
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&
Sons
Brands
common
1
;No pa*
Inc
com
No par
$3.50 preferred
+
_No par
Standard G & E Co $4
pref__No par
.$6 prior preferred
_No
par
$7 prior preferred—.,:
Nopar
Standard Oil of California—_No
par
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
of
Indiana
New
21%
21 Me
35%
37,
36
36 Ma
4.)
53
52 %
Jerser
25
25
•
21 Me
38
54 Mt
53%
33
3534
34%
56%
56 Me
55
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60%
58 Ma
58 Ma
12 Me
11 Me
11%
11%
7%
5 Me
7 Me
6 Ma
11%
7 •'
12
6%
5 Ma
♦68
32%
54
5%
5 Ma
71
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21 Ma
34%
5 Ma
5 Ma
71
20 Me
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21
4
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1,000
6,700
60
110
1,100
3%
8,800
8%
25,100
53
11%
11%
40%
41%
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*40 Me
42
33 Ma
32%
33
11 Me
11%
11 Me
11 Me
Ma
4,300
6,100
300
13.000
139,000
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55 Ma
60 Ma
10,200
21%
21
35%
36%
35 Me
36
10,500
50
•
35%
56 y4
*59 V2
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common
preferred—
21%
36%
51 Ma
3%
8%.
146,500
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-
33
v
34
10%
11%
42
I
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53
413/s
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109
11%.
Ma
32%
12%
Co
preferred
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'
21%
$4.50
D
20 Ma Jun
36
Ma
11%
Spiegel Inc
(E
47% Jan
35
preferred
$4
89 3/4 Jan
25
•
20 Me
HI
41
42
42
21%
,Railway
11%
41%
*40 Me
(
El
11%
43
41
5
&
11%
42
41
Spencer Kellogg <fe Sons.
Sperry Corp (The)
Square
Dec
see
$5.50
11%
43%
413{»
com_No par
Natural Gats-Co __^
7.50
Co
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Dec
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&
12
43%
Eriisnn
a
20%
41%
(The)
non-cum
Spear
11%
M2
111-Me
3%
25
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
9
52%
Co
5
/
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3%
113
3%
Ma
comJtyo par
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Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Sparks-Withington Co•-
3
92
Jan
Southern
5%
Rico Sugar
Ind Gas
-5
22% Nor
61
Porto
Southern
66 Ma
Apr
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
13% Mar 16
61
500
26 Ma
56 Ma
Jan
Jun
>
53%
40
Jun
4,500
6,500
34
25
36% Jan
Nov
*32%
11,100
28%
57%
11 M» Jun
10%
28
•
26 Me
Apr
45 Ma
17,800
734
2%
55
Aug
56
100
41 Ma
73/e
29
6,800
7
2%
28%
34
393e
300
9%
21
26
Nov
2
Me
3
"
106
55%
14 Ma
.
%
7
23/4
r
41
7 Ma
*
9%
*19%
26%
45
30
106
9 Ma
53 Ma
40
Jun
!
21
39 Ma
CLOSED
10,700
24 Ma
Jan
21
125 3/4
58
Oct
55
24 Ma
29 Mi
27
Feb
»
Shares
27%
25%
36 Mi
27
the Week
S per share
54%
26%
10% Jun
Sales for
June 30
t
32Mb
.
12
Friday
June 2S)
$ per share
20
II
109
Thursday
t per share
5
1
Mines
_
Skelly Oil Co new
Slqss-Sheffiqid Steel & lron_
Smith (A O)
Corp
:
>5%
Sper share
*19 3/4
1
-
14%
Feb
3
King
Simmons
t per share
15
^
Simonds Saw & Steel—
Sinclair Oil Corp—
May
28% May 20
65 Ma May 22
27
*
8% May 13
4
May 9
33% May 26
36"
13
53% Jun
16%
•
2% Mar 31
26% Jan
June 28
41%
Nopar
Nopar
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co_.
Shell Oil Corp
4
Sheraton Corp of America
'
Wednesday
June 27
26
.preferred—:
(Frank G)
1
11%
PRICES
Tuesday
June 26
30
cum
30
SALE
Monday
June 2* *•
S per share
22%
.
6atarday:
..
21% Aug
.
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
52 3
50 Ma
52
66,800
33 Me
35
25,300
543e
543e
33 Me
35
53%
55
*58
11 Me
•
5%
6
5%
71
4
*68
60
*58
21%
60
2,200
4,600
100
11%
11%
1138
1,800
634
6%
6%
37,700
5%
1,100
5%
71
5 M»
*68
71
21
21 Ma
21
21 %
21
28 Ma
21%
28%
28
28 Me
27 Ma
28 Me
27 Me
28
10%
27 Me
11M4
27%
14,300
10 Ma
11
10 Ma
11
71
9%
72
10%
52,800
71
71%
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*70 Va
9%
71
70
10 Va
70
*69%
70
16%
17%
16MB
17 Me
16Mb
17*
16 Me
17%
35 Ma
16%
16%
36%
35 Me
35 Ma
35 Va
353e
34
35%
34
34%"
108Va
107%
♦108
108
107 M'e
213/8
22 Ma
20 Me
21%
93
Ma
93 Ma
90%
92 3
64%
68%
60 Ma
66
145
67
142
160
154%
143
158 Ma
156
108
107 Ma
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217'e
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92
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146 Me
147%
157 Ma
20%
4
90 Ma
107 %
21%
91
69%
65
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10734
250
21Ma
15,600
91
140
62
64,500
64%
58
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140
138
138
59 Me
46Me
48 Me
73%
76 \A
703e
74%
157
1,100
-
150
153
152
154%
3,300
65%
69 %
49%
6,500
201'2
*90%
'
Mt
47%
260
11,700
107ae
143 Ma
63%
3,500
67 Ma
66
67
66
66 3 e
23,300
47M4
4 8MB
46 Ma
48%--
—47
-47%
23,900
73Me
74%
71 Mi
74
73%
75,600
Ma
71 Ma
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
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.
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Lowest
Highest
sh'are
$ per
$ per share
Highest
Jun
27 %
Oct
96 % May
12
Jun
102%
Dec
20%
48
40
Jun
X27
Jun
10
$ per
share
94
Dec
18% Jan
24
Jun
22
Standard
48
Jan
6
52% Jun
23
1
32% Jan
Jan
12% Jan
3
15
% Aug
35 % Jun
30
100
Jan
13
Jan
Jun
9'/a
3%%
25
26% Mar
Jan
^
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
June 26
June 27
June*£8
June 29
Steel
Starrett
Co
(The)
Jan
28
Sterchi
39% Feb
10
Sterling Drug Inc
3%% preferred
Bros
L 8^
Stores
$ per
28%
'
Feb
98
33% Deo
Jan
12,
21
30% Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
100
Mar
7
Jun
35
27
9
Stevens5 (J
18% Jan
■; 4
23% Apr
27
16 V2
Feb
23
Dec
26
Jan
13
35% Jun
9
Stuaebaker
28%
Jun
52
-Dec"
43 'A
Apr 26
7
Sunbeam-Corp L
■—
No par
Sun Chemical Corp common..—.
l
$4.50 seriea A preferred-^—No par
!
6% Feb
9%
96
Jan
Feb
Jun
15
July
8% Jan
Oct
Sep
Oct
20
118% Jan
11%
16% Jan
•
Jun
21%
Sep
19
fcO %
L>cu
53
12%
Sep
Jan
30
25
15% Jun .30
Aug
14%
Jan
30%
Jun
41%
Dec
l'oeVsr Dec
1
108 %
2
Jun
4';
13
33% Jun
29
37% Mar 23
15% Mar
3R/r Jun
■
•
Jan
4
5% Jan
6% Nov
3
12%- May 26
9%
Jun
12%
Deo:
11% Jan
9
2%
Jun
6%
DeC^
4% Apr
10
Jan
3
18
48%; Jun
65% Nov
11 %
Jun
18%
Nov
56
Jun
70 y«
Dec
16%
Jun
26.%
NOV
Nov
17 /
.
15% Jan
3
>
$4
May 17
Texas
2
32%
28*
31%
30%;
31%
28%
31%
29
49%"
20%-
22
21%
17%-
le¬
16%
16 V*
18%
15%
16%
15%
16
10,900'
59
ss %
58
56.
9%
57
54%
56
53
54
4,600
9%
10
9y.
12
13 %
41
41
10%-
4.16%
6
Nov
9
Apr
95"
6
Mar,
May
5%'Jun
■
Apr 2a
j
94% Jan
Dec
(
a
10
Jun
Oct
3% Mar 27
bVt Feb
40
Dec
29% Jun 29
42%« Feb
25%
Jan
107%
Dec
4%
2 % May
23%; May
19%: Jun
,
102%'.May
22
Jan
105% Jdn
X104R Jun
<13%; Jun
19
32%- Nov
43 % Ma r-
13% Jun
iJan
5
'
i
Tiniken-Detroit
17% Jun >2
27
33% Mar 17
38
?
Range Since Jatnil
Highest;
Year 1949
I$
per
10
S per
16%
Jan
,
$ per
share
Jan
10<
Dec
,
167/«
Feb
6%
Feb
9%
Dec
98%
Feb
108%
Ofct
15%
Jan
9% Aug
19%
Jan
32%
Jan
24'
32% Jun
12%
16,800'
*11%.
5V'a-
5i/a
17%.
17%
0%.
113/4
500*
12%
26,000
290
6,500'
*5y».
5%
2^00!
173A
17%
3,800
64»/2
66%
34,700*
24^600
66%
641/a
663/4
20 ?
20%.
19(
20%
19
19%
723/a
71%
70%
71%
25 %
23%,
24%
22%
72%
24%
22%
24
72%.
26
22%"
65%'
;
800
.
53/8
17%-
<
6,400
19,900
56%
i
9%'
-
53V2
58
49%
49%
10
10%
9,700
14%
14%
141/a
14
14%
2,700
6%;
40
41/a
21%
•eve
57
6%
52%.;
3%-
26%.
.3%,
27%%
54%
100
*99:
32
13-%'
6%.
4.
..
9%*.
35
2034
31
f
57 Vi
49
40
4Va;
99% 100
3%
59%
10%
6
21V422
*6%.
57%
48
10%.
35
40 %
3%
59%
48%
10%
49
10%
*12%.-
6%;
*40
v
58
50
8%
-;
34%
6%
59%
48
10%
14%
,
3%
30
26%-
■
32%
27 Vv
8%
10%
14%
8%
343/2;
34%
34%
133/4>
*12%.
133/4
6%.
6%
6%
14%
9-1/4"
9
34'Va-
*12%
6%♦40!
4%.
20%
6%k
41!
40
3%»
31%
27 %
*104%
54
55
98
80
3%
3%
29%
27%
291/4
30%
5,700!
2,200
V1-
288/e-
271/4
23,600
15'%
16%.
13%"
15%
14%-
153%
14'%.
35%;
34
35%.
33%"
35%
34
-
6,200
98%
3%
34%
i
200'
6%
55%
9&J/2
*105%. 107
*104%
*105% 107"
*104%
*6
3;700
2,500
3%
27%
*105%f 107
—
120
4%
20%
29%
27f
3%;
♦104%
5,500
40
43/r
52V»
31%
*105%. 107
40
20%
6
5,100
280
6%
0%
4s/a
6
<"
13%
*97%'
54%.
99*
1,300
34s!
12%v
*
211/8
20%
6%
53 V'2.
98V4.
40
4%.
4»/«,
21%.
8%
8%
333/4
15,800
15%
34%
*105% 107'
*104%'
L—w
14%
IS'
33%
34%
1
19,600
8,800
5
34% Nov
29% Jan
18
4% Jan
3
Jan
EXCHANGE -'
V
Pdr
Tuesday
June 26
June
•
June 27
fper share
J per share
Sper share-
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jurte1^
June 29
June" 80
$ per share
t per share
Sales for
the Week
$ per shart
Sharei'
2
17%
18
16%
17%
17 Me
17%
163/e
17%
163/»
16%
15%
17%-
15%
16%
16 %f-
17J/v
153/8
16%
15%
163/4
161/4
16%
15
16
16:
15 Mr
15%
15 y4
1,100
STOCK
10
10%
9'/4
15%
9%
9%
71,500
EXCHANGE
108
108%
*105%. 106%
105%
105%
Corp
'.
12
Tri-Cbntinerttal Corp common
.
Monday
Saturday
-
'
Transcoht'l & Western Air Inc..—5
$6
preferred
—_
No par
1
No par
.
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—
,
$4.50* prior* preferred!—No par
City Rap Transit com. .Nopar
5% torn prior preferred—.
50
Twin
;
39
Apr 13
7% May .6
Twin
Coach
CoL
—1
—
10%
107%
106
9%»
lOVa-
-
9
*104%
59,600
13,200
106
510
12%
11%
12%
12%.
12%
12%
12%
12 y«.
12-%
7,600
19
19%.
18%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
183/4
19%
17,800
33
33
$1.50 conv preferred^--—NO par
,
9%.
♦15%.
12%
CLOSED
_5
20th Pentuiy Fox Film com—No par
6
S
103
Jatf
8"..
13% Apr 13.
2'
6%
12%-
5%
20%
-
-..No par
Transue & Williams StOel-^
25% Jan
.36% JfM
29
Jun
8%. Jan
99
Dec
-
Transamerlca
13%'May 24
37% Dec
4"%i Jun
'
5
_
11
3
Jan
10
'
>Jun
6%
6%-
12Vv:
V
66R/a
19 Vr
71%;
9%
^..100
_
110% May 17
10% Nov
Sop
4% Jan
12%
*12%.
71'%*
62%
73%-
112%.. -13 V*
15
5
-
11% Juh
18%,Jun 29
103
98%
'
6V4.
53/'s'.
18
68
.
34%
*
1
Jan
18
3"
104% Jan
25%. Dec
1
-
207/rApr -8
8% Jan 13
.
■
J9% Jun" 23
15% Juri 29
15 ' Mar
7
:
Jun
—•
corny..:
new
Axle.
S'per share
share
14% Jail 13'
17%-. Dec.
11%
(The)——
NEW YORK STOCK
...
.
Lowest
Highest
share
13%
12%
12%
*12%
otapicq
Range for Previous*
Lowest
12%"
5'/8
i7y4"
21
i
.1
:
Tlmken Roller Bearing...
Apr 22
13%
11%
5%-
•83%.
6%-
24%
i
-10
$3.75.pfd called at $106—Nopar
$3.75 pfd called at $105—No par
105,°^ Mfty 15
12%.
13%
*11%
19%
Tide Water Associated Oft Com.—10
'
8
,
10,000'
72%-
Th om pSofl - Star re tt Co com__No par
' $3.50 preference
—NO par
.
6-
30% May 22
106% Mar 21
3
,
6
34%
Trust—
Co common
Thompson-(J R)_
Thompson Products
4%,. preferred^-
.1
34%-
18%
65%
conv
Thomas Steel Co
100% May 12
4'
-
7
35
*11%-
12
5%.
$2.50 convertible preferred.
,50
JThird Avenue Transit. Corp_No par
4
33%
6%
18
—
May 24
7% Jan
60
51% May 12
84%
,
353/ir
6 VA-
15'/4-
24
35
6%
6%«
14%
42
36%
83"%
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co: common—5
$2.40 conv preference:
No par
The Fair*
—..Nopar
3% Jan
2,700-
83%
31
17% Jan
10%
85
167/b Jan
Jan
10
84
30
26
10%
85
11%
25
360*
10
83'
v
par
500
10%*
83'
6%
—10
5,400
*105%, 107
84%
Jun
14%- Jun
106%- 108
2T
1
;
2,600
*
19%;
14
5% Jan
36% Jan
39
21
11 %
Oct
38%
10%
♦12%
62%
Jan
39%
35%
51 Vi?
7%
39%
8,000
12
19%,
10%
41%
11%
13*
50
Jun
12%
84
.5
8,100
300
20%
58
Mar
12
401/2.HO
♦108
5,400
9%
9%
285
13
300
13*
50c
35
9%
9%
295
20%,
100
<1%
21%
13'
__1
Thermoid
21
20%
share certificates
7% Jun', 1
21%
18>/s-
& Pacific Ry CoInc
common.
1
21
102,100
10%.
12%
Sub
Jan
19*
13%-
Texas
6%
18%
21%
Textron
Jun
20
13%
13
1
12%
20%'
r
31
1
12%
19
9%
12%
315
*40
•'
12%.
12%.
20V*
21%"
10
13%
13%
.
108%'
,
12%
41
108
Jun
17
*
*305
12%
*39%
ll'A"
36%
36%
295
11%
108%' 110%
•
9%
-295
308
297
12% Jan
Apr
50
22
'
m-
2,700*
16%
55
Apr
13% Jan
120
58
14
14
62
120
21%-
30
43
*60
20
Feb
7% Jan /3
120%
14,300
20%
Jun
12% Jan
61
*119
2,200
0%
100 %
20
10
30% Jan
120
44%
9%
*99
20%
44
Nov
10%
100%
61
61"
60%
120
44%
45
9%'
*99
12%.
53% Jan
,Oct
43%,
10 V'a100 »/2
130,S00
12%
Dec
8%
120
48
'
400
21,800'
12%
Dec
14'
10
*99 '
61
60%
120
11% Jan
15% Jan
32% Aug
*46
10%
100%
9,700
'
13
58%
Dec
49%.
9%
*99
48
4%
I
48
10%-
100J/2
*17
*
.100
;
24,800
11%
Feb
Apr
11%-
18%
30%
Jun
4% Mar
11 '
220
6,000
1
17
Jun
12
15%
18%
8
$1.25
33
14%
11
33%
.
32%
15%
100
*
17
10
Texas: Pacific Coal & Oft-
65% May 20
33%
14%
12
100
20%
25
...
Land
100
33
15%
19%
50
Producing Co—
Texas/ Gulf Sulphur—.
Pacific
*99%
34 %
15%
17
25
Texas. GiAf
27% May 20.'
100
33%
36,700
1,100
12%
Inc com__No par
__No par
Co
100
34%
16%
,
11%
36
25%
100%
18%
10
(James).
Tennessee) Corp.
Texas
13% July
6,900
174
10c
Gould Corp
Talcott Inc
22% Jun .22
3
1,400
11.
Telautograph Corp
74% May 19
20% Feb 16
preferred
Symington
18
71% Jun
25
13
Jan
59% Jan
69
•
7% Apr
19
900
13%
35%
19%
Certificates of deposit..—
18
88% May 31
7% Mar 30
79
28%
13%
35%
17%
25
feyivania Elec Prod
26% Apr
r
Mar
,13%" Jun
6
26
13% Jun
28
27-
13
89
3
Jun
19% Jun
x
Jan
28 %
13%
36%
19%
49
—1
Swift International LtdL
91/4 Jan
'Feb
12
24%
28%
13%
35%
17%
62
Swift & Co-
_
17Ve Aug
76% Sep
*23%
14
36%
♦99%
121
Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
4 %%•■ preferred
Sweets Co of America (The)
27
Dec
29 Vs
14
36
20 Vs
61
Steel
Jun
Apr
28%
14%36
17%
*99-
12.50
10
•
29%
30%
preferi-ed series B.
___25
conv 2nd pfd ser-1950-—20
Superior
Mar 13
112
29
28 %
18%
♦120
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
42% Mar 16
11
50
17%
<..-100
common.
11% -Nov
'
27% Jun
8%
106% Jun
Dec
4%%
5%%
23
14% Jun
50
21
No par
preferred
Oil Corp
36%
7'A- Feb
^
Feb
Jun
50%
20
__i
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
11May 11
9% Mar 30
38
11
316
Corp
4%^> preferred series A^._
26
63% Apr
11%
*17%
20
_„No par
Class A 4%%
Sunray
4
17'A Jun
3
Jan
9
23% Apr
•
30
8% Mar 30
195
D?c
8%
Jun
9
4
May
22
reb
227
Jan
Apr
t
preference
Sun Oil Co common
64% May 12
xl22
14:
14
16%
Jun
12
18
10% Jan 25
17% Jan-
7% Mar
Jun
Apr
55% Feb 15
Dec
3b V4
127
11
3
95 % Jan
Dec
122
Mar
71
101
5,%- prior
Stone & Webster
1
66%
Jan
9
27
100
50 %
13%
35%
0
50%
10%
7
29
27
100
50%
12
14% Jan
Jun
•
21,900
50%
14%
17
10% Jun
23
102
21%
33%
18% Jun
Shares
share
28
21
16%
Dec
Dec
S per
*101
22%
34%
Dec
13%
29%
102
21
15%
18'A
share
28
*101'
22%
33%
21%
29%
101%
Sales for
the Week
22
15
.
Feb
52%
36%
100
100
—
& Co Inc
P)
15 'A- Jan
117
15
$ per
share
29 Va
101S/8
Friday
June 80
23%
50 %
Stewart-Warner-Corp j,
5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—.1
21% Apr 21
3
-
^5
12V2
90-
29%
14%
35%
CLOSED
51
102
21
28%
EXCHANGE
23%
S per
29 V2
•101
51
STOCK
_1
common_
'per share
27%
.
22%
•
50
.—No par
30%
102"
*101
1
Inc.
S
t per share
share
10
100
Spring common.
convertible preferred
4%
5
of Ohio common
Oil
preferred series A
"
Jan
9%
Standard
24
41
Oct
24 %
23
103% Apr
PRICES
Monday
June£4
Par
31% JUn
21
25% Jan
101
SALE
Saturday
share
4
Feb
Dec
38%
July
35
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'
20
STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
25
'mm
,
•
•
•
A
'
11%
'
33
„
33
32%,
32%.
32%
32%.
102
100%
100 y2
100 »/2
*100
11%
35.
53/4.
.
11%
11%
11%
11
:
35%
35%*
34%
35
34%
35
5'/8
5%.
5%
5%..
5%t
5%
33%
*32%.
11%
♦100
11%
34i/».
■
:
*
100%.
UOO
k
*100
100
11 y4
*34
,5%
1,200
102
11
2,400
35
5%"
280
5%
4,100
U
•
Jun
16% OeC
39
Nov
46
J«n-
10%
Feb
12%
Apr
19%; Jun
31%
Jan
33%
45%
Dec
8%
Jun
107
Jan
112 '
94'
Jan
96
Jan
94'
if
,
,
Aug
L_
Aug
Feb 21
103
Jan
24
24% May'2
73% Jun
32% Sep
89% Jan
81
51%
Feb
50
Jan
30% Dec
36%
Jan
31
M&y 12
20 Vs July
; 27
109%
' i4«/4
85%
lb4%,
Jun
10% Jun
61%, Jan
19% Feb
lp3's
4% Jun
9%
Oct
40% Jun
(
47%-Sep
'
3% Dec
3%
Oct
3%
Jun
Juh
30
28
27
4
37% Jun 30
Dec
9% Dec
,
3
3% Jan
May
United Aircraft - Corp common
Mar
Feb
,10% Juh
40% Apr
2% Jun
23
3%
Jun
Mar 20
1
29
20 " *
23
10*
Jan
12
Mar
78%Mar
19 % Mar
6
3
70*
Dec
22% Jan"
42%
Dec
40% Jatt
55%
Dec
13*
53% Jan 13
19%
Dec
16% Jun
30
19% Mar 22
26%
Dec
25% Jun
6
29V* Apr 18
No par
UnitO<MjS^rbbtt Co
No par
Fsthr Corp new.No par
Umte& ICig-Whelan Stores com—30c
3
Jun
25% Deo
16% Jun 30
-23%<Jan
12
18% Feb
30% Dee
102% Nor
27% Jah 25
^ 36% Jun 12
..
94-
Mar
12%- Jun
17% Jan*
116% Dec
-Jan
175
6%
43
187
Jun
57
26%-Oct
17% Apr
9%
-3% Jun
15%- Jun
Jan
7% Jan"
•
-
Jan
r
-—■
106V2 May 23
189
Jun
Mar
2
4
3
11% May 16
4
54
Mar 11
10
8% Jah
28% Jan
9
14%,Jun 27
7% May 10
:;
:
.
5v
8% Jan
22
'
187/b May 19
135
46% Jan
For footnotes see page 36
.
30
Jkh 23'
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3OV2 Dec
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8%- Apr
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14% JUn
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May
11%
Oct
100
110
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29
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18a'wJun
12
23
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9
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28%
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28'A
28%
18,600
46
47
45
46%
44
46
49,509
:
113%
*.
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28%
*108%
9%
$4.50 1st preferred———Nopar
U S Freight Co^
—.Nopar
U S Gypsum Co' commdn—
20
103
95
95
106
106%
113%
*100%
96
106
*104%
113%
95%
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103
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190
106
150
26
26%*
26
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26
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81%
83
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28 V*
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28%
29%
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108%
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111
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13%
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13%
83
83
83
83
82,
82
80
80
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29-%.
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29%
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300
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24:
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3
30
109%
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64
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9%
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24%
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24
4
4
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17
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17
17
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41
41
41
41
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57%
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17 Vi
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27%
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26%
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60
60
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17
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17%
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27 Va
26
26%
26
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61%
58%
60%
24,900
47,900
13,200
30,600
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104
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128
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126
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185%
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183
12%
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118%
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15;
121
184 %
10
9%
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25
24%.
25%
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4,709
29,909
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13:900"
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15i/r
17%*'
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17
15%
16%
15%
18%
Class A conv preferred—„No par
U S-Unes Co-common—
1
V/2% preferred——10
53-
46
53
49
50%.
47%-
49%
48%
14%
14"V4
14'/4-
13
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7
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52%
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52
25
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51%
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900'
7,000
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53
93/4
17,709
50%
50
185 %.
53
!
52
*184
;
100
10
95%
1% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com—__5
4%% preferred
100
U S Industrial Chemicals
Nopar
U 8 Leather Coi comm<«i-!L_No par
*
...
103
26%
35
39'
113% 113%
*100%
53
10%
37%.
2%-
:
95%
83%
25%,
95 %v
81
♦51
36
,
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*100% 103
2,700
25%
52
14?
114
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85V4
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USA! Foreign Securities^—No par
x89%" Jun
29y«r
47%
68%
9
19-
30l/a
45
68
Jan
26:,
27%
48
; 17
14% Jan
13%
.
13
31%.
10'/4
24
9% Mar
19y». Jun
65% Jun
3,500)
12
4
11% Mar 30
„•
8,300.
41 »A
ll %
10
16% Jun 29
Jun
July
Feb
6
46% Mar 28
11%
41
11%
1
without dlv
Sep
16
18%
Jun
11%
42'A
11%.
United D^eWOOd^ Corp common——1
Dec
x44%
-
12%-
41
11%"
33:
32%
2VU 28%*
108% 108%"
prefferred——100
7% preferred —
——100
~ United Electric- Coal Cos——5
United ErtgineeMng & Foundry.—.5
United Fruit Co
;
Nopar
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement. Co.—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United-Paramount Theatres—
Certificates of interest.^———1
Jun
„
11%
43 %
11%*
52
Uniied-fcarr
50
Mar 73 .
.$3.5b.convWtible
4% May 31 .v; United Corp (The)
14% Aug
.
$^8 preferred
.
12
34%
45'
,
convertible
12%.
43%.
11"%
82%
<Unite<jLBoard" & CartoP Corp——10
:
; Apr il
8% May 22:
6IV2 Apr 29
16
Mar 29*
•
5%
.United Air UWOs,
4%% preferred
* United BiscUit of
12%
43
11%
101% 101%.
*95%
96%.
106% 106 y2
f
26 y* 26%
50
.5
preferred—100
Inc <5bmmoO_—10
.^——.^—100
AmericAi,—No par
12%.
42
113
4% non-cumulative preferred—50
Union'Tank Car Co—_1_—Nopar
110
34
...
2%
Union' Paeifi'c RR Co common.
14
33
.3'
7% Mar 28
Jan 25
,
5
Mar 16
Mar 20
17% May l
88%. May 19
,
106% Jan
Jan
12
43%,
12%
29%
Preferred $3.50 series
Nopar
Preferred $4 series—-Nopar
Union4 Oil of,California!
.—25
Jun
112
13% Jan 25
Juh 30
28
Apr 28'
80
38% Jati
29%; Jun
,
106 %- Jan ' 3'
106% Dec
Jun
27%
89%
52%
34%
31%
,
9
25% Jan 13"
Dec
Oct
Oct
Oct
31% Dec
:
107% May 23
'
Jun 27
Apr
Jun
Apr 10:
97
13%.
46
,
48
,
12%.
42%
12
13% Jun
:
90% Jan 30''
—
'25%
'
22;; Udyllfe Corp (The)
—
1
41
Jun 29 :
47 ' Apr 19 -.v Underwood Corp
..—Nopar
n% Jun 27
,13% Jan 10 ; Union" Asbestos & Rubber Co.
5
26% Jan 13
33% Jutf 15.
Union Bagf & Paper Corp.
No par
41% Mar 9
51 * May lO ;;Unicn Carbide &jCarbon—No par
111% Feb
2*
113% May i9 r. Un El C^ of Mo'pfd $4.50 ser—No par
96
Jan 30
101% Jun 26
Preferred $3,70 series.^..
Nopar
Nov
86V«
10
9%
8%
8%-.
8'A-
200
3
4
y
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1049
$ per
38
Lowest
Highest
S V»r share
share
Jun
49 %
Jan
72
30
93%
43
Jan
D
Jun
12
U S Playing
M% Mar o-
Jan
133
10
77
31% Apr
18
11
li
31% Aug
113%
33%
Jun
46%
Oct
62
Oct
Jun
26%
129%
Jan
a
IS
j'i
T4.
37
139
Jan
Jan
19% Jun
41 Va Jan
*
44% May 19
5% Jan
•>*
6% May 19
9% Jun
27
44%
6%
8%
Jun
11% NOV
Apr
92
Deo
4
Jan
3
Oct
24
15
Feb
27%
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
3%
Feb
9%
Sep
10%
Jan
25%
91 % Ma>
8ep
156
170
Mar
«
Jun
27
Mai
ju
Jan
3
4% Feb
100
Jan
16
7% Jun
15
161
7
Feb
12%
Dec
43%
Jan
64
Dec
45
Jun
25%
Ao>
20% Feb
May 23
14
26
Jan
19% Jun
Ref & Mln
common
non-cumulative
convertible
preferred
2
8%
Vanadium Corp of America
11% May 17
Van Norman
Van Raalte
10
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
25
Oct
3
12% Jan
20% Jan 26
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
20
27% Apr
Vlck Chemical Co
DM
98
Dee
Dec
91
Jan
100
5
Jun
82%
104
Jun
"k'o-
Jan
15 %
Jan
20
Jun
113
17% Jun
Dec
113%
Feb
30
oa.
10
14%
Jan
23% Jury
32% Jan
Jan
20
27% Jan
26
25% Jun
7
26
Dec
28
Nov
33%
Api
25%
Jun
,33%
17
3% %
22
Jan
7
Oct
2 3% Jun
50
27% Apr
11
36
May 18
30
Mar
32
31 % Jan
11
36
May 17
49
Jun
Apr
10%
*54
96
17%
142%
142
142%
3,800
142
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
42
42
42
41%
41%
6
5%
20
10
9%
94
*31
3%
16%
16%
4%
4%
24%
174
174%
10
9%
95
*90%
13
5,600
240
6
5%
2,000
10%
5,100
95
100
3
3
3
3
8,500
25
*23
25
17'%
"17
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3%
25
10%
4%
24%
5%
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95%
3
*23
23%
174
8%
17%
5
4%
24%
24%
17%
1,100
4%
4%
3,800
24%
24%
1,600
5
24%
175%
170
8%
8%
8%
8%
7%
8
7%
8%
10,000
48%
48%
48%
43 %
47%
48
47%
47%
320
25%
26%
26
26%
25
25%
25
8%
48
349,400
6
25
16%
5
24%
1,100
33%
19%
3
•22%
17%
4%
58%
32
42
6
94
3%
25%
57
33%
10%
9%
3%
*23
11,700
37%
58
%
5%
48
174
25%
9%
9%
9%
9%
33%
32%
32%
31%
174
9%
33%
27
-
174
174
9%
9%
32
31
*174
9%
25%
6,400
9%
3,000
9%
30%
30
31%
2,000
6%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
8,000
2.50
23%
24%
22%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24
24%
3,500
100
100
*103%
108
*103%
108
•104
108
*104
108
*104
108
*103%
108
*103%
108
•104
1C8
*104
108
*104
108
8
preferred
48%
49
45%
46%
99
*96%
98%
•96%
98%
7%
7%
7%
100
*97%
No par
7%
100
div
87
10
com
7%
7
87
87
v
20 %
19%
46
87
18%
*86
19%
18%
46%
46%
46%
46%
"96%
98%
*96 %
6%
7%
87%
47
6%
/
84
———
7
8,400
85
85
87
2,600
98%
1,300
19%
18%
100
115%
116%
116
116
•115%
116%
*115%
116%
115%
116%
100
105
105
104
104
*102%
104
104%
104%
104%
104 %
29
*20
21
26
28
30%
31
31
20
*33
34
*32
33%
"32
33%
20
*35
35%
*35
35%
*35
35%
50%
*51
$5 preferred
$4.04 dividend
17
30% Apr
20%
42
36
35%
Vulcan
7
23% Mar
19%
42
f,%
34
1,670
31%
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
22
30% Feb
37% Apr
20%
24,000
129%
57%
.
142
142
50
39%— 40%
130 %
41%
130%
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
10
31% Mar
144%
42
6
com
6%
142%
10
Inc
Va-Carollna Chemical
Mar 23
117
105% Jun
20
partic preferred
Virginia EJec & Power Co
9% May 15
96% Jan 11
22% Feb
a
*103% May 26
34%
Victor Chemical Works common
23
Jan
37%
58
No par
.2AO
Co
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com
5% non-cumulative prelerred
22
51% May 19
101
29
6% Jun
Jan
118
Jun
96%
Dee
11%
6
10
Jan
98
*44% Mai 16
37%
174
29% May 20
47
38%
131%
92%
*90
92%
129%
42
41
230
33
100
34% May 10
14% Jan
9
97
*90
92%
58
1
preferred
3
Jun
400
9,900
38
100
preferred
23
Jan
70%
27%
CO
24
Jan
33%
70%
26%
34
1
24% Feb
85%
71
35
145%
6,900
37%
27
31
144%
Shares
share
71
•57
...1
NOV
85% Mar
42
37%
39
26%
38%
No par
com
11% May
18
May 4
'90
132
130
share
27
C0%
50
27
103
38%
131
26%
34%
preferred—HO par
2
Jun
97% Mar
92
Sales for
the Week
t per
75
a70
37%
10%
Nov
'
91 %
42%
129%
pfd—6
Laboratories Inc
Co
G4
*41%
7%
d
27%
37%
33
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
4%%
72
25%
share
39%
per
33
Friday
June 29
f per
59%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
<1% Jan 27
70
28%
25
1
convertible preferred
Universal
39%
75
41
CLOSED
share
38%
*
June 80
Thursday
June '28
50
com
20%
17
EXCHANGE
100
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
PRICES
Wednesday
50
Universal Leaf Tobacco
27
11% Feb
1st preferred
$ per
40%
*32%
No par
$6
Q
1741/4 Jun
10
;
common
STOCK
No par
100
4%
17
Jan
27
United Wall Paper Inc common
5
6% Apr
r25
*71
1
preferred
7%
3
share
10
United Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d
4% Apr 24
27% Jan
9
11
22% Mar 13
Jun
11% Apr
$ per share
39
U S Tobacco Co
21
Feb
Sep
Nov
Jan
Jun
30
22
June *37
4 per
100
SALE
Tuesday
June 26
20
preferred series A—
non-cum
7%
Co
Corp common
fiywoua
HIGH
Monday
June 24
D 8 Steel Corp common
7% preferred
146% May 26
Nov
Jan
Feb
2%
4
Foundry
Card Co
U S Smelting
6
13
Jun
b
B%
'Ju
68% Mar
13
4%
21
40% Jan
30
Pipe &
U 8 Rubber Co
May 29
Jun
S
3%%
47% May 31
136
13% Mar 37
38%
80
97% Apr
25% Jan
57
Dec
22
18%
27
126% Jan
Mar
140%
Jun
30
91% Jun
Apr
72
20%
27% Jun
Jan
AND
Saturday
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
share
t per
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
69% Mar Z1
NOV
Apr
NEW
Highest
49% Jan
Deo
82
t per
Dec
19% May
52%
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
YORK
.
preferred
Detinning Co
7% preferred
26
28%
26%
21
27%
26%
30%
6
common
*19%
31%
*19
27%
26%
27%
26%
30%
27
21
*19
27%
19
17%
21
18%
250
140
*19
21
28
28
1,700
26%
3,600
30
1,100
,
27%
27%
26%
27%
30
30
33%
27%
32,100
33%
*33
34%
35%
*35
35%
*35
•
26%
29%
30
W
60%
48
12
Jun
14%
Sep
25%
Jun
31%
Nov
May
105%
101
6%
Jun
Jun
26
29
32
12
101% May 26
31
Jan **
Dec
105% Feb
17
4%
40% Jun
23
Walker
27
9% Apr
4
Jun
*87%
Jun
101%
Dec
07
Jsr
2%
•«
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
12
Jun
27
18%
Jun
30%
Dec
14% Jun
Jun
7
Dec
15 % Apr
19% Feb
38% Feb
22%
Jan
15% Feb
14
25%
Dec
?*% Jan
3*
Jun
14%
Sep
12% Jun
30
15% Jan
16%
Feb
24"%
Dec
38% Jun
29
24
11%
Apr
17%
Nov
12% Jun
29
Jan
6%
Oct
Jun
27
Jun
27%
Jan
.
•
5*
r
24% Jan
I
7
July
84%
Dec
83% Feb
Jun
23%
Jan
19
16%
Sep
22%
Oct
18% Apr
16
14% Jan
25%
Dec
21'/a Jun
27
27% Feb 25
107
Jun
27
115
Jan
16
Jan
106% Jun
21
103
Sep
101% May
Nov
103%
Apr
104%
17a
.
ut\
t©7% Jan
37%
.Ten
12% Apr
17
35% Jun
50%
DM
12%
104
May
108%
16
45% Apr- 11
108
Jm
Jan
5
Lowest
Highest
t per
share
8%
Dei
7% Jun
26
*39% Feb
13
Jun
29
51% Apr 25
19% Feb 21
Sep
33%
Dec
28
Jun
30
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 29
64% Jun
27
73
Jan
18
*% Jan
i3
31% Jun
22
53% Jun
70% Nov
13
24
Dec
34%
21% Jun
102 * Mar
-
i
71
29
Jun
27
22% Feb
16
f
115-
.
36
103
Aug
Jan
27% Feb
30% Jun
Dec
.
26%
<
24% Jun 29
Jan
1
.
*>cV>
W
26% Jun
■mmm
26
Jun
4
23
105% Feb 18
28% May 12
•
11«
32
>nr
«
May 31
15%
27 %
28
26
28
26%
27%
24%
26%
24%
24%
3,600
10,900
3
18%
20%
17%
19%
18%
19%
17%
19
18
18%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,300
•
13%
13%
13
13%
33
13%
12%
13
12%
123/l
3,700
6
1
20%
20%
19
20
19
20
16%
18%
18%
18%
2,000
Tobacco
Inc
14%
28
27
28%
No par
1
84%
85
84%
84%
84%
85 %
20%
20%
19
20%
39%
20
4
19%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
5
114
114%
107%
100
107
108
107
107
*106
107
*106
107
13%
Pulp & Paper com—.No par
preferred
100
14%
12%
54
52%
52%
109 3 a
110
*109%
STOCK
Saturday
100
preferred
STOCK
Dec
48% May
8%
Jun
12%
Dee
12
Jun
27
Jun
79%
Nov
77% Jan
5
70
10
Jun
13%
14% Jan
4
55 % Jan
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Electric Instrument
Jun
30
Jan
30
11% Jan
Dee
•21%
9% Jun
17% Jun
29
22% Feb 25
372 Jun
27
i9# Jun
22
Jun
13
11
•
*
_
•
—
r
—
13
14
13
13%
*28%
30%
*25
28
28
28
29%
29
29%
*26%
32
28%
31%
29%
66
64%
65%
*64%
28%
35
•">a/k
i/»
40% May
8
49% July
46% Jun
27
81
3
11%
Jun
18%
16% Mar 31
21% May 19
«>% Jan
76
May 10
86% Jun 12
Prior pfd 4%%
X59%
Nov
139% Feb
<
Dec
1
Feb
72
Oct
65
Jun
76
Nov
74
Jan
4
68
Feb
89
Dec
80
Jun
27
66
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan 20
8% Feb
19%
12%
Oct
Jun
30%
Dee
Jun
12%
Jan
•
10% Feb 10
27
Jan 13
142
Feb
89
Jan
9
89% Apr 13
11% Jan 28
10
35% May 3
14% May 19
59% Jan
28% Nov
36% Mar 14
43 % May 29
26% Jan
4
53%
Jun
77%
Dm
72% Jan
13
33% May 6
98% Jun 22
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
11% Jan
3
15% May 26
20% July
3% Feb
dtvldend
10% Feb
43%
DM
31% Jan
ve
4%
Oct
3% Jun
27
"yEx^bts*18**' °°
70% Apr 14
6% Apr 22
"66
28%
27%
26%
28
25
25%
24%
25%
24%
25
33%
32%
33%
30%
32%
31%
33%
•101%
103 %
*101%
103%
*101%
103%
1,000
23%
1,000
104
103
103
25
25
23
24
120
•112
120
24%
*112
28%
26%
29
88%
86
86
30
28%
30
18%
17''2
18%
45%
38%
45%
*34%
28
5%
6
50%
50
12 %
13%
*81
84
50
24
118
23%
*112
28%
26 %
28%
87%
86%
87
28%
29%
*28%
18%
17%
18'%
43%
40%
42%
34V2
34%
34%
23%
14%
13%
14%
13%
6 %
5%
6%
5%
52
12%
*81%
50%
12%
12
84
*81%
•
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Mfg Co.
York Corp common.
4%% convertible preferred
10%
18%
19%
*141%
144
*140
144
38 %
38 %'
35
35
36
37
35 Va
47%
48%
46%
47%
47%
47%
46%
47
19%
18%
10 %
10
10
18%
19
17%
18%
%
17%
19%
18%
r%
A
19
*140
«
.
.
17%
35
18,700
900
4,500
6%
33,900
51
12
36%
10
i7*
aa
*141%
42
50%
10%
.
6,000
3,400
12%
81%
10%
370
1,000
18%
40%
12%
20%
24,800
30
*34%
.
51
19%
%
27%
86%
17%
84
10%
83
14,700
200
9%
9y8
3,200
17%
18%
15,000
%
175,552
144
*140
%
18%
144
35%
*
36
46 %
47%
17%
2,700
15,900
18%
/
11,200
100
73%
74
73
73%
73
73
160
83
85%
82
82%
81
81
79%
80%
81
81
.82
*79
82
81
82%
11%
81
82
80
81
1,100
11%
11
11%
11
11%
3,000
31%
31%
29%
31
No par
83
80
80
81%
81%
81
81%
11%
11%
11
11%
/ 81%
No par
t
.26
31%
"11%
33
-
12%
31
'
12%
41%
■:
32V4
10%
*39%
80
*39%
Young (L A) Spring 6c Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet A Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door.
No par
30%
-31%
28%
93%
86%
.91%
13
13%
41
-13
No par
55%
59%
53%
1
4%
4%
3%
'
00 ^ *** lln woettewhlp, or petition haa bean filed
tor
company's
reorganization,
.
a Daferrad
73
71
72
80
78%
79%
29%
11%
10%
11%
40.%
38
39
29:
13%
4%
delivery.
29%
.
28%
29 %
84 %
.• 89
13%
12%
13
55%
57%
53%
56%
4 %
4%
4%
4%
r Cash sale.
•
%
'
Special galea.
750
470
160
30%
5,700
11%
11
*37%
90%
-13
-
'
*39%
..89%
58
,
*72
11,%
30%
-89%
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
26%
86%
10
144
18,600
14
18%
50
12%
84
68,700
191,900
118
5%
,
,
50%
12
24
*112
24%
42%
t
5%
*81%
28%
34%
14%
5%
.
29%
86
'
1
26%
.
118
*28%
35
13%
28%
-10
series
400
25%
.10
conv series
100
69
25%
*112
No par
Prior preferred 4%%
Towne
69
25
26%
com
preferred
A
*66
67%
8,900
4,100
30%
30
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co.
Tale
29
25%""
Worthington Pump & Machinery
30% May
16% Jun
8
6%
30
7%
34%
103%
10
Common
Nov
29
7%
25%
A
140
•
Sep
6,300
14%
7%
.100
'
Jun
9,200
14
Rights
Jan
Shares
7%
42%
14%
87
common
Wilson-Jones Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
44
share
13 %
7%
32%
pfd series A___Nopar
22
;
share
Rales for
the Week
$ per
15%30
20
preference
128
Friday
June 86
June 29
41
'
Wilson & Co Inc common—.—No
par
$4.25 preferred
No par
V
Thursday
$ per share
42%
No par
'
.
360
41
26%
'
-12.50
Wilcox Oil Co
conv
109
44
66
CLOSED
100
$b conv prior preference
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
$4.50
$ per
.
31%
EXCHANGE
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com new-No par
5
14% May 22
83
3,300
*107%
109%
7%
7%
14%
57%
Wednesday
June 28
$ per share
34%
Jun
49
42%
13%
x42%
10
47%
7%
*28
Westlnghouse Air Brake—No par
Westinghouse Electric com
—12%
Prior
50
2,400
44%
14%
100
Western Pacific RR com——_No par
Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg class A-Nopar
Willys-Overland Motors
48%
60
13%
*12%
41
34%
20
51
109
120
107
8%
_f
Feb
50
110
26,600
46%
30
7
13%
•109%
23%
107
44%
in
18%
35% May 23
17% May 26
110
12%
9,300
114%
107
7%
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
43%
3
,
23
*113%
*106
133/8
June 27
1
IS
24%
13%
Tuesday
June 26
S per share
White Sewing Machine common
16
23
690
5,200
/
'
Monday'
June 24
t per share
47% Jun
5% Jan
24
6,000
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
4
12% Feb
23%
113%
13%
53
6
Jan
33% Jan
193/4
*107
31
-
20
18%
113 %
Dee
Dee
19%
19
107%
32%
Dee
20%
18%
*107
Jan
Jan
19%
113%
18%
>
84%
107
1
7%
84%
113%
24%
5,300
85
*84%
107
21%
4,400
6
27%
114
25 Va
133/e
5%
27 %
106%
White Motor Co
34
13
6
27%
24%
21% May 24
-11%
13%
5%
27%
.
113%
«
Feb
6
106 %
27
7% May
Jun
5%
100
106
15% Feb
4%
6%
No par
com
Virginia Coal A Coke
2nd
1 12%
13%
26%
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
preferred series C
non-cum
13%
6%,
28%,'
Western Air Lines Inc.
4%
13%
6%
27%
Par
,
13%
6
Penn
4%fl>
13%
,
'
2.50
com
28% Jun
28%
—
No par
Dee
23
4,900
No par
Dee
1
15%
135,100
VMi.
27
15%
12%
16%
May
15%
101%
b^%
Feb
15%
12
32%
bz
15%
11,000
*100
Jun
41
•100
13,800
7%
12%
12%
oat*
15%
101
10
37
7%
101%
July
23% Mar
.A
15%
*99%
101%
36%
7%
12
West Va
35% Mar 22
33
15%
102
37
*100
4.10%
9% Feb 24
Dec
104
7%
101
EXCHANGE
16% DM
20% May
98% Feb
36%
7%
15%
1
t per share
41%
-21% Jim
*101%
37%
7%
12%
Highest
share
Feb
May
101%
36%
7 %
1,900
101%
NEW YORK
32% May
8% Feb
20
*101%
37%
7
3,100
12%
West
23
21
*
101%
36%
7%
400
12%
29
12%
Rang* Knee Jan. 1
$ per
101 %
39
7%
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
102
1011
52
*48%
12
Range for Previous
I per share
a
37%
51
12%
4.20%
110% May 13
4
"101%
50%
12%
West
18
54% Jun
101%
52
6
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
13
Feb
12%
*28%
100
$4 convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
109% Feb
7
109% Mar 24
u
Dec
114% Jun
12%
28%
No par
2.50
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
85% Apr 18
23% Jan 18
23% Feb 25
78
12%
28%
100
(Hiram) G A W
Webster
30% May 31
16%
12
28%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
11
7% Jun
12
28%
Waukesha Motor Co
9
Jan
12%
29%
50 %
Washington Gas Light Co
17% Mar 16
3%
*19%
:
Jun
Jun
12
29
50%
Warren Foundry A Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
21% May 22
27% Jun
8
14
11%
12%
29 %
5%% preferred
Warner Bros Pictures
6
23%
12
Ward Baking Co common
1
24
29
50%
29%
preferred
Walworth Co
105% May 16
16% Jan
100
No par
No par
System
Walgreen Co common
4
Jan
preferred
Waldorf
10
Feb
9%
17%
Xl2
Wabash RR 4%%
7
14% Jan
28% Jun
Oct
33
21% Jun
60% Mar
Apr 24
4
12,200
39
200
28%
29
85%
87%
43,100
12%
13%
5,300
56%
56,700
4%
10,900
54
•4%
vdWheo
»
distributed,
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xlx-
Volume 172
Numoer 4921
.
,
(27)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
<o»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
Ln
the
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
the bonds mature.
Indicate In each case the month when
"Interest Period"
headed
column
Figaro* after decimal point represent one or more Sid
of
a
point.
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Ranpe for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1949
Lowest
Range State Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
103.28
Dec
103.28
Jan
108.13
Highest
103.4
May
1
108.4
May
110.23 Mar
111.10 May
l
Jan
102.31
104.9
a
—
Mar
103.8
104.15
July
103.8
July
102.19 Apr 25
101.12
Feb
10L13
Feb
103.2
102.19 Apr
25
102.14 Apr 25
102.14 Apr
23
Jun
101.7
102.15
102.18
•102.16
102.18
102.17
*102.13
♦102.16
*102.15
1951-19M
107.30
*107.24
107.27
•107.22
107.25
107.26
*107.22
•107.27
*107.23
1966-19M
101.26
•101 23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
♦101.22
101.24
101.26
♦101.24
109.6
*109.2
109.6
Traaaory
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Traasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Oct
Aug
*102.15
102.17
107.26
1951-1984
♦101.24
1956-1959
♦109.12
109.15
*109.5
109.8
•109.3
109.6
*109.3
•111.5
111.8
♦111.3
111.6
111.6
*111.2
1959-1962
111.15
*111.3
2Vi«_
♦111.12
*113.13
113.16
*113.10
113.13
*113.10
113.14
113.21
113.13
1960-1968
•113.18
*113.10
JV4s_
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.11
100.13
100.13
1950-1952
100.15
•100.12
*100.11
♦100.13
IVia
2%s_
111.6
101.31
•101.29
101.31
•101.29
101.31
*101.28
*191.28
101.30
•101.29
101.39
STOCK
♦104.23
104.25
104.25
104.24
104.26
104.26
104.28
*104.25
•104.26
*104.23
*■
EXCHANGE
103.14
103.12
*103.12
CLOSED
♦103.10
103.12
—1962-1629
•102.14
102.16
1964-1969
•10L.30
102
♦101.29
101.26
*101.23
2%s.
1952-1964
2%s_
—1956-1952
2%e_
1962-1967
3%a_
2%a.
Jun
2 Vis.
-Dec
103.1O
103.9
•102.15
102.17
*102.17
102.19
*102.21
102.23
101.31
♦101.31
102.1
*102.1
102.3
*102.5
102.7
101.25
•102.14
•103.7
102.16
*103.8
*103.10
*101.25
101.27
*101.27
101.29
*101.31
102.1
1964-1969
•101.24
101.21
*101.18
101.20
*101.20
101.22
*101.23
101.25
101.28
1965-1970
♦101.19
*101.26
2V>S-
101.19
♦101.16
101.18
*101.18
101.20
*101.21
*101.24
101.26
1960-1071
•101.17
101.23
2%t_
101.2
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
*101.4
101.6
103.19
103
"
-Jun
1967-1972
101.3
*101
105.3
•104.24
104.26
•104.23
104.25
*104.24
104.26
104.27
1967-1972
♦105.1
*104.25
-Sep
-DOC
1967-1972
•101.1
101.8
♦101
101.2
•101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
2 Vis.
101.29
*101.27
101.29
*101.27
101.29
*101.27
101.29
101.28
1951-1953
•101.27
*101.26
2Vis_
101.23
*101.21
101.23
•101.21
101.23
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
1952-1959
♦101.21
2Via_
♦104.20
104.23
♦104.18
104.21
♦104.16
104.19
*104.16
104.19
*104.16
104.20
-.1954-1956
Treasury
Aug
2 Vis.
2 Vis-
•103.23
103.25
*103.20
103.22
•103.21
103.23
*103.22
103.24
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
2 Vis
♦101.8
101.10
•101.7
101.9
•101.8
101.10
*101.9
♦101.4
101.6
•101.5
101.7
Dec
100.28
2fes.
Treasury
100.18 Jan
Jun
101,23 May
102.23 Feb 24
2
Treasury
Treasury
102.30
Feb
105.4
100.13
Jan
102.30
Feb
100.17
101.3
Jan
101.8
101.8
Aug
102.13 Feb
Sep
101.7
Jun
Jan
Jun
102.18 Feb
1
29
103.9
Jan
2 Via.
101.18
Feb
_
—
101.12
*101.7
101.9
♦101.5
101.7
100.10
♦100.8
100.10
•100.8
100.10
*100.7
100.9
*100.7
•100.28
100.30
*100.23
100.30
*100.28
100.30
101.1
*100.31
101.1
2s
♦100.28
100.30
*100.28
1951-1955
-Jun
•100.31
101.1
♦100.31
101.1
•100.31
*100.31
101.1
1952-1954
♦101.7
101.9
•101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.6
101.8
*101.14
BC
101.16
1952-1954
•101.15
101.17
♦101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
101.16
*101.14
.1953-1965
2s.
♦102.30
103.1
•102.27
102.30
•102.25
102.28
*102.25
102.28
*102.24
102.28
100.7
•100.5
100.7
*100.5
ICO.7
*100.5
100.7
103.14
•100.5
1972
Bank
♦100.5
100.7
1966
IVis.
International
♦103.10
for
Reconstruction R Development
99.11 Jan
103.16
Deo
103.7
Feb
16
103.20 Jun
.
25-year 3s
8
♦101
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
•100.28
101.4
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
*101
101.8
*101
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.3
100.16
•103.10
103.14
">100.28 101.4
101.8
•101.4
101.8
♦103.10
103.14
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1953
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
101.12
•101
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
•101
101.8
♦100.28
101.4
•100.28
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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BONDS
New York Stock
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bonds
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ENDED JUNE
Friday "
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Friday's
or
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Week's Range
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New York Stock Exchange
FOR
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103
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Number 4921
.
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.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE
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BONDS
New York Stock
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Number 4921
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RANGE
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97 A
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94
301VA 102/c
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104/o 106/4
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101% 101%
106% 112'%
—
107%
1970
1992-—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
*
101%
103Vs 303%
103% 103%
__
—
—
102%
April-Oct
Jan-July
1960
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,
—
—
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100%
81
79%
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—
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Jan-July
1973
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102% 102%
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11 -2
43
43
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43
40
48 4
3.C0/a
40
43
of
2%s 1979
Service 3VAs
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
'6{*.
73V'4
--
Jan-July
1949
denoslt
of
^
...
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73% 74%
97% 98
91
50
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
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—
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—
—
106
307%
99
—
—
"305%
—
Y
108
—
1
100%
Electric Light & Power 2%»
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102
103%
not
in
included
107
30
the
included
in
sale
year's
range,
the
102 % 102%
20
4
99 3 4
101% 101'4
1
101'A
102
103% 103%
5
103%
the Bankruptcy
103%
102 V 3
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100%
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67
102 V
n
year's range,
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105
97 %
96%
not
*—
1976_Jan-July
INegotlability impaired by maturity.
60
40
103%
delivery
Deferred
a
101
106%
102% 102'/a
May-Nov
104%'
103
1
101
109
*103% 104'4
96%
92
88
4
30
GO
58
304
300
'■96 V*
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,
dlv and term first 4s
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mortgage
Wisconsin
106
105%
105%
130%
*
7
88%
98
75%
73%
97%
;
May
86
02
104 %
103%
13.4%
104
97 Va
103 Vu 103 Vb
52
2014—
A Jan
1950
1
S B first 4s
general 4s
&
_
97%
1973
91
7
10
107%
'307%
105
*99
106
56
120%
J1
101 Vi 101%
April
1966—Feb-Auy
1966
28
104 %
100% 100%
1971—May-Nov
1972
93
91
104
—
2013
2%s debs
J) debentures 2%s
23As debentures 1974
Swift
90%
104% 106%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1985_„Aprll-Ocf
May-Nov
(N
Sunray
91 >4
104 1
92
103
5
23
'88
97%
Jan-July
deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
95%
85
7
a
113 %
113
April-Oct
gold 5s 1996
gold 4s 1951
Tel
debentures
3 VeS
A
87:
Jan-July
and general 6s series A
first
87 3 4
35
93
Devel and general 4s series A
Dlv
27
89
Jan-July
1961
G
Jan-July
1996
July
3%s series C
Acertiiicates
Co—
27/«s series E
23As series F
mortgage 2%s
Memphis
called
Op-tificatec
5ASu
'
mortgage
First
101%
*„.
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
98 3 4
51
"10014 102
99%
105
1952_April-Oct
Apr-Oct
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
& Co first mortgage 3s 1958
First
103%
92
88
99
106 Vi
117% 120 Vi
Co—
1971
debentures
convertible
Wheeling Steel
1,850
100% 106
income
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
83
75
92
4%s
debentures
Winston-Salem
A
1981
First
Devel and
Pacific
2%s
Co—
Lines)
967/s
89
"b
■105
'101
101
Jan-July
1966_»
guaranteed 2361
series I
3%s
Union Telegraph
2.65s
15
—
91
*105 V4, 105%
May-No®
Jan-July
gold 5s 1951
30-year 5s 1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
99 Va
100% 100%
78
2
100
*106%
Jan-July
1979—May-No?
25-year
124
123%
■
103% 103 V'2
88%
Devel
Power
Western
103 VA
—
104 % 105%
100%
101%
First
Penn
Bonds
Apr-Oct
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A 1975-June-Dec
Southern
3s guaranteed
3%s 1974
Electric
registered 2361
Maryland first mortgage 4s
Gen mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
99%
29
98 3 4
"7
98V4
98 V
98 %
Jan-July
4s
99%
58
"123'4
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Ry 23/4s
1967
3VaS
mortgage
Western
58
103%
102%
91
C 1973_Aprll-Oet
mortgage
Penn
West Shcre first 4s
86%
"1011/2 101%
Jan-July
1963
75%
98%
IO21/4
*__
May-No?
General
—
98%
97%
102%
-April-Oct
1995
General
267
99
"102%
98 %
105
94%
102 %
26
95 V'2
94%
„
West
103%
84
99
May
June-Dec
gtd
1985
1969
4 %s
convertible
Southern
120
99%
104 Hi
—
103
103%
"101% 102%
mtge 4s income series A Jan
West
"126
1941_Feb-Auo
7s
1987
(Oregon
'/2s
117%
7
12
104 Hi
"103Vi 104
May-Nov
3s
39
118%
"104%
April-Oct
1979—
debentures
2%s
4 y2s
66%
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
234s
First
55
June-Dec
1971
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2V2S 1976
South
244
June-Dec
debentures
Corp coll trust
debentures 1965
2%s
591/2
1989—May-Noc
Jan
tSASilesian-Amer
Shelly
55
104 Hi
103%
94%
E 1975—Mar-Sept
Western
series A
2y2s
101
Co—
1974
Oil
75
98%
103% 103%
103%
105 Va
102
"5
102Vi
102
1981—
April
Gen mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3Vis series B 1971
Feb-Aug
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—May-No?
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950
June-Dec
94 3A
-Aprll-Oct
4s
—'
90
1968_June-Dec
4s
72
'
*
118
110%
102
104%
w
130
104 Hi
108 y2
4
109 Vi
*100% 102%
RR Co—
Wabash
Gen
92%
118%
101%
*103 Vi 104 %
r
£
56%
May
100 ye
series F 1978—Mar-Sept
1958
5s
Virginian Ry 3s series B
71
90 '4
May-No®
1989_Jan-July
& Sons 2%s 1SG6
debentures
Shell
3%s
RR
mtge 4y2s
gold
cons
England
Line
series A
5s
first
Depot
New
Air
AGeneral
3s
ref gold
Dulutb
&
Paul
Scioto
and
65
90%
l990___Jan-July
Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov
General
2022
3
68 V:
>101
Jan-July
O
103%
"71
Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
104 H
*—
96 %
109 J/2
109%
series B 1957_r—^_May-Nov
■
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_.Jan-July
April-Oct
stamped 1955_Jan-July
Q1
Q9
100% 100 %
gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
consol
sinking fund
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
8%
S
1971
"95%
1967
First lien and ref mtge 3V4s ser
Saguenay Power Ss series A
32%
convertible debentures 1963
April-Oct
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dee
3 Vis
107%
7
8
8
69Vi
21%
Electric & Power Co—
Virginia
First
4s
52
691
1976
debentures
First and refund mtge 3s
>105 'i
General
431
29 V2
May-No?
April-Oct
Pictures 3%s debentures 1958—Mar-Sept
Consol
95%
105%
'120Vb
—
103%
67%
Jan-July
1970
2%s
Corp
First and refund mtge 2%s ser
D
33As series H
mortgage 3%s series I
tL Rut-Canadian
85 %
104 Va
Corp—
mortgage
302%
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
Vandalla
37
*104 Vi 105
106
13
102%
R
85
101%
RR—
Rubber 2%s
Universal
Reading Co first St ret 3y«s series D 1995__Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco Ss debs 1973
April-Ocl
Rochester
S
2%s
Jan-July
19
25%
100%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991_Afar-8ept
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
Q
Quaker
132 "Va
63Vi
1968
debentures
2Vis
106 %
303%
2
128%
27 V4
coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
May-No?
of California 2%s debs 1970—June-Dee
105 %
151 %
*153
97y4
10
U
103%
107%
101
70
65%
First mortgage and
106
104 "2
101%
98 %
102 % 102 %
3%8 1971—May-Nov
Union Electric Co of Missouri
104
97%
101V2 103
Ry first refunding 4s
100
Co—
1863
106%
98%
63
105
100
r-
99%
108'/«
105
—
105
105
132% 132%
97%
1960
Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
Aprll-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and lmpt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental
Corp 27/«s debs 1961
Ifcr-Sept
101
108 %
—
128
103%
87
106
98%
98 V'2
June-Dec
1974
3%s
Orleans
New
of
JThird Ave
105
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
RR
119%
—
*103% 104
105 V4
1970_April-Oct
3%s series C 1990_ApriI-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
M 3%s ser E 1985-Jan-July
May-Nov
1856
May-Woe
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037__Jan-JuIy
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27As l?79_June-Dec
First
101
101
*108'*
Jan-July
1884
4s
108
--
M
first
refund
and
General
Texas
Term
Feb-Aug
1883
Sb
Terminal
Public Service Electric & Gas
3s
19R4
3%s 1977
refund
Pacific
&
*126%
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
3 Vis series B
refund M
and
First
93
June-Dec
debentures
1st mtge
First
Providence
D
series
and
First
series C 2019
series D 1985
1965
Orleans RR—
Texas & New
June-Dec
Pittston
5s
102%
—
Feb-Aug
First
and irapt 27/es
Texas Corp 3s debentures
*102%
*
and lmpt M 4s
Refund
102%
Piusnurgh Consolidation Coai—
3%s
Louis—
Terminal RR Assn of St
89
82%
100
—
shown
3950 year's range
DCrfiC
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
ANO
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
ending the current Friday, June 30.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
In the
and
stock
or
bond, in which
any
dealings have occurred
during
the current
RANGE
Friday
New York Curb
Week's
Range
Per
Vending
ABC
Corp
ACF-Bnll Motors
Acme
8%
81
1 'A
warrants
9%
i%
1
3%
3%.
10
24 %
24 %
4
l
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
1
•
1%
Ainsworth
5
32't
Manufacturing common
Associates lnc
(N J)
3
t—
For footnotes see
page
35.
ENDED
JUNE
SO
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
1%
Shares
Range Since January 1
Low
High
Co common
Hat Stores lnc
Aero
Air
of Prices
Low
Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire
Adam
l
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
year.
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
4
2'A
Low
High
6,300
8 Vi
Jun
11
May
Air-Way Electric Appliance.
10%
400
1 Va
Jan
2
Ma}
Alabama Great Southern
35%
Jan
2,100
3
50
21
Jan
100
4
May
3.600
1%
Jan
4%
Apr
24% May
5%
3'A
Jan
Apr
Alabama
Alles
73;
13%
4,100
8%
200
10%
7%
Apr
Jan
34% May
S Vi May
Power 4.20%
Airlines
Alaska
&
Products
(Mich) common..
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer
4'A
87
90
200
85%
Bros
common
High
Low
5.300
10%
102 Va 103
preferred-
lnc
9%
Range Since January 1
High
4,209
4
4%
4 Va
4%
100
16
16%
650
5
5%
2.100
6
6
Jan
32
80
Jan
92% May
99Va
Jan
7%
4
Jan
3
Apr
03 % Jun
5Ve Mar
"
5%
Fisher common-
Allied International Investing Corp.
Allied
11
Saturday, June-24
security, whether
•
200
Apr
3%
Jan
16
Jun
5
Jun
5% Mar
6%
Jun
4%
Jun
-187/e Feb
6Ve
Jan
7%
Jun
i
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
(32)
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Range
preferred
Manufacturing—
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum Goods
Industries
Aluminum
Amer
Filter
Air
of Pricea
Sale Price
99»A 100
850
24
100
24
7%
14%
%
1
200
13%
Jan
9,500
i*«
18 Mar
American
Book Co
.100
81%
1
8%
9'/a
-10c
1%
2
American General Corp common..
American
Machine
Manufacturing Co corn-
American
Maracaibo Co
common
Co
Meter
5%
preferred
Apr
37%
Jun
41% Mar
14%
Jun
Jan
15%
2,800
14%
Apr
4 %
26,800
3%
Feb
4% May
18,100
13%
Jan
20% May
27
700
25%
Jun
30 % May
Jan
37 % Mar
27%
400
26
Apr
31
Jan
18 %
Feb
Feb
Oil
Gas
pfd
133
Mar
700
4%
Jan
5
Apr
1,200
6%
Jan
7 %
Apr
67/«
5%
5%
12%
11%
9%
11%
550
Jun
27/a
Feb
14%
Apr
3% Mar
America
7%
Apr
Colon Development
113%
Jun
5,400
3%
Jan
6% May
10%
9,600
9%
Jun
12%
Jan
9%
107/a
44,200
9%
Jun
12 %
Jan
10%
2,100
10%
Feb
11
Jan
Jun
116 '/a Mar
13%
14
700
13%
Jun
14%
Jun
36
100
36
Jun
37
"7%
7%
8%
1,800
7%
Jun
11%
10
9%
11%
2,700
9%
Jan
13 % May
6
6%
600
6
Jun
Jan
»
%
%
it
class A
Tel
Atlantic
Coast
Fisheries
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Co
2%
2%
1
4%
4%
14%
1
Inc
preferred
14%
2%
Apr
50
5
28,800
15%
Jan
44
3%
52
Jan
Jun
Jun
14
1,200
5
6%
Feb
Jun
4%
4,100
17%
Jan
Apr
6%
Feb
5%
8
8
Jan
8%
Jan
5%
6 %
2,800
5%
Jun
9
Jan
15%
15%
200
15%
Jun
22
Jan
5%
5
25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
3,400
Jun
70
5
5
•
;
Jan
Jan
8
1
Machine
& Sons common
41'A
49
48
50
warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products
2%
May
13
% Mar
1,100
475
61
58
•
7
10%
10%
3
600
—
10%
700
11
J
Feb
13%
Feb
13
16
16
850
7'A
7
&
1%
Wilcox
Co
•
53 'A
52%
4,100
57
Apr
62
Jun
preferred
Banco de los
Barium
Co
13%
32%
300
9%
3,100
Jun
38%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
Tr
Lt
4% Jan
<fc
Ltd
Pwr
•
Corp
Refractories
(L)
5% Mar
1
Inc
3%
4%
4%
7%
7%
1
12%
12%
5%
5%
400
11%
7%
Jan
6% Mar
50
1
1
& Co common
3%
22,400
5,900
12%
Jun
5~%
8%
17%
Apr
Beck (AS) Shoe
Bellanca
Bell
common
Corp
Aircraft
Benrus
Watch
Benson &
Co
Inc
Hedges
Bickford's
Inc
12%
2%
1,400
35%
200
2
7%
1
•
common
common
15%
1
Blrdsboro Steel
Fdry & Mach Co com.*
10
Blauner's
10
Blue
common
Ridge Corp
Blumenthal
(S)
Bohack (H C)
3
1
common
& Co
7%
7%
15%
400
3%
Feb
4%
30
35%
Jun
38%
Jan
5%
14,500
3%
Jan
5%
Jun
6 V2
6%
6%
500
6%
Jun
9'A
9%
300
8%
Jan
-
Apr
66
17%
Jan
22% May
6%
7>A
1.400
6%
Jun
10
€%
6%
7
1.400
6%
Jun
%
%
1
7 Ve
-1
,
%
5,800
7%
8 Ve
115
76%
80,100
65%
Feb
80
16
17%
2,400
x15 %
Feb
18'A
12%
Jan
15
17%
..4
18%
4%
9,700
4'A
5 Ve
70,900
4%
-
6%
7%
26%
5'A
x5%
receipts
dep
(ord
■
"
3%
Jun
7% Mar
% Mar
4
9%
Jan
67
May
Jun
Brazilian Traction
18%
Corp
common
British
Oil
American
Jun
5%
Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
7%
2,700
100
Jan
8%
Apr
25%
Feb
17
22% Mar
5
*
20
Jan
32
Feb
34%
Jun
•
26 %
24
21%
3,200
Apr
28%
Jun
dep rets ord bearer
£1
8
Amer
dep
£1
7% Mar
rets
Celanese
Amer
ord
reg
Ltd—
Columbia
Class
A
•
Jan
B
•
Brown Forman Distillers—
4%
cumulative
6%
6'A
7%
3,800
6%
Jan
8
May
13%
13%
15%
1,800
13%
Jun
18
May
1
9'A
9 'A
700
9%
Jan
11
Feb
12%
12%
6.400
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
4%
Jan
5%
Jun
82
3
13%
82
3
10
84
1.300
1
3
2,500
1%
__
2
1.800
14 %
16'A
35%
15
36
200
Bruce
(E
Bruck
Mills
Buckeye
Bunker
Burd
L)
Co
Ltd
Pipe
Hill
1
common
1
A
u
common
class
2.50
B
•
Line
Sullivan
&
2.50
11%
11
Apr
Apr
Internat'l "A" partlc
Crown Cork
Drug
10%
10'A
Apr
%
Jan
11%
Jan
8%
9%
1,900
8%
Jun
7 Ve
6,000
6%
Jan
Atlantic Sugar
500
16%
Jun
10%
39,800
5%
Jan
xl3
Jun
1,035
34%
Jan
x64 %
Jun
56
48 Ve
3%
3 %
200
35 %
38%
32,000
1%
5,200
Ring Co
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
Apr
38%
Jun
1
Jan
1%
Apr
1,400
2% Mar
3 Ve
Feb
1,500
5%
8%
9%
Products
8%
American
California
Electric
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
13%
2,000
5%
1,800
5%
Jan
11%
6,600
8%
Jun
12%
15%
11%
16
Jun
Jun
14%
Feb
6
Mar
13% May
19% Maf
6%
Feb
Jun
1,300
11%
Jan
Co
Canners
Mar
13%
400
6%
Jun
A
16,800
%
Jun
%
Convertible
3%
6,300
3%
Jan
5%
Apr
4
7%
&
Carnation
Carolina
3%
2,900
3%
Jun
1% Mar
"3%
4
900
5
Apr
Co
9% Mar
100
22%
8'A
32%
common
Inc
5
.2.50
33%
200
%
21
3
19
7'A
3 %
—
3
76%
_3%
22
28,800
600
7%
400
3 %
600
82
Jan
24
Apr
Mar
30% May
33%
Jun
Apr
16
Apr
Biscuit Co
2%
17
7%
3 Ve
2%
_3%
150% Mar
4%
Apr
Jan
25
May
Jun
9
Jan
2% Mar
14,600
Ltd-
Distillers Co
Amer dep
rets B ord
naee
9%
9
350
Jun
13
Jun
6
100
6
12%
11%
500
9
6 %
4 r>r
Jun
15%
Feb
5% Mar
11%
Mar
36%
Jan
6%
Apr
7%
Jun
_____10c
35
50c
5
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
28%
28%
20
x25%
Jan
6%
6%
800
6%
Jun
11%
12%
1,900
»
11%
1
142
142
100
1
1
1%
22%
30
10% Jan
Feb
135
2
22% x25%
Dominion
Bridge Co i^td
Steel & Coal class B—
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
4%
Jun
2%
Apr
2,200
22 Ve
Jun
26%
Jun
Jan
•
25
200
1%
Apr
3,000
11%
Jun
4%
17.000
3%
Jan
16'A
700
dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery
Duro
Test
class B common
Corp common
Duval Sulphur &
Potash Co
80
Jan
Jan
40 %
Jun
15%
Jun
18%
Jan
24%
Feb
10 Ve
Feb
Jan
93 %
Jun
30
Apr
600
87
69
27
28'A
150
24% Mar
94%
98%
325
85
Jan
98%
Jun
5%
94%
£l
Feb
6%
Apr
3
700
3%
3%
800
13%
13%
14%
1,600
2%
1.800
*
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
12%
2%
3%
1
1
•
Apr
5 % May
9% Mar
•
•
American
2
14 Ve
20 % May
15%
15%
•
•
12:/2 May
37
10
Harris Co
1%
13%
%
4
Jan
11%
Jan
11%
12%
146
Jan
1%
1%
1
Apr
Jan
14% Mar
9%
11
1
class A
8%
100
1
ord reg 4s
30
4.000
11%
11%
1%
10
Co common.
Domestic Finance Corp
Driver
34
Ltd—
American dep rets
Dobeckmun
Eastern Gas & Fuel
common
Assn common
prior preferred
States
2
2%
Jun
14%
Jan
3%
Jun
5%
Apr
13
Mar
2
Jun
17
Jan
25
84%
I
10
73% Mar
58%
Jun
75
58%
63%
25
25
10
30 Va
Feb
Jan
4
Jan
76
May
150
Apr
60% May
69 % May
1,100
71 «/2
50
68
18
19'A
75
70
700
18
Jun
23
Feb
76 'A
200
75
Jun
81
Mar
9%
11%
6.500
8%
Jan
13%
—5
17%
16%
19 Va
144.400
16%
Jun
23 Yi Mar
10 %
10%
12 Va
1,200
10%
Jun
19 V*
106% 106%
70
103%
Feb
7'/a
1,700
5%
Jan
75
Electrographlc Corp common
Empire District Electric 5* pfd
.—1
Equity Corp common.
$3 convertible preferred—
,10c
1 %
—1
40%
Esquire Inc
...1
4%
Eureka
—1
%
Line common
May
2%
10%
—1
Empire MUlwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Corp Ltd.
25
Jun
66
.—1
Eureka Pipe
1,100
2%
71%
shares of beneficial int.. -.1
114%
100
6%
6%
14%
1!A
■—5
..10
1
4%
%
41
40%
„
300
15
,
4%
May
Jun
19% Mar
1% Mar
66,700
I'A
Jun
350
40%
Jun
x45
Jan
4V2 May
6
Jan
600
A
25
Apr
Jan
Feb
13
Jun
16%
29% Mar
13
13
23%
13
8 Ve
Feb
12
6,000
%
108
Apr
Apr
25%
2,400
22%
Jan
6%
50,800
4%
Jan
13%
13,200
lOVe
Jan
Jan
2% May
3%
Jan
1
% Mar
Camera &
Fairchlld
35
Jun
Jun
Jun
Apr
£1
2s 6d
10
62
25
Corp.
of beneficial lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
Jun
100
500
2%
$5 pfd shares
Jan
10
66
58%
preferred series A.
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
3%
10
62
10
100
100
preferred
Eastern
*
10
wl
Falrcblld
rets A ord
Jun
3% Mar
Jan
63
112%
.—1
Jan
1% Mar
650
Light $5 pfd—
Amer dep
For footnotes
Jun
150% Mar
_3
1
common
&
Apr
5% Mar
7%
7%
16
Co
Power
2%
5,400
23,100
23
Jun
7%
7'A
23
3%
5U Mar
6
100
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
3'A
Ltd—
Products
22%
Jan
9
common
1
Jan
300
Electric Bond & Share common
Marconi
18%
500
Raynolds class B
&
Devoe
6%
—
—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
Carman
3%
common
preferred
Canadian
Apr
16,300
7%
Eastern Malleable Iron
preferred
Capital City
Apr
22 %
20%
Jan
3%
—20
Canadian Industries
Jan
69
16% May
3,800
7'A
%
Ltd
Ltd
3%
Jan
13% May
7%
Insurance
3'A
50 %
61
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
6%
Power
preference
Canadian
—£1
Ltd—
Jun
2% Jan
Mar
2%
Manufacturing
Jun
6V4
1
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6 V2 %
preferred
Estate
Edmonton Corp
2
Jun
8% May
12
20
61
$7
dep rets 5%
Sugar
Calgary &
Jun
7%
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry—
Detroit Steel Products
4%
14%
1
common—50o
100
Apr
10
2%
debenture
Detroit Gasket <fe
Jan
Wireless—
Calamba
Inc
Mines
2%
C
Electric
1,000
5%
Jan
1
Davidson-Brothers Inc common
4%%
Cables &
2 %
2%
2%
500
2%
2
2%
3% May
D
New
Cable
11
2% Mar
30%
2.50
2,200
n%
Burma
12 %o
5%
10%
2.50
5
Inc common
Co (Mo)
4 Ve
5%
14%
1
21%
Curtis Manulacturlng
Duke Power Co
800
Feb
16%
9'A
52
•
common
Apr
17
7%
17% Mar
16%
10%
25c
*
10
5
Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
—
Jun
16
Apr
Jan
Jan
W Jun
5,400
2%
%
Piston
Jun
May
7%
6%
27%
""
•
Apr
36%
Jan
30
7%
6
(Md)
Jan
8%
—
3
20
6%
7
3% May
Mar
1
1,500
5
•
Crown Cent Petroleum
23%
11%
10%
2% Mar
13% Jan
100
8
8
1
i
200
5%
12%
78% Mar
Jun
91
100
8
8
r,
8,400
2%
3%
3%
junior preferred—10
Brown Rubber Co
Jan
1 % Mar
200
2
59'A May
10
7%
25%
1%
—
-
Apr
Jun
7
25%
10s
class
Power
Feb
5%
4%
39%
2%
Draper Corp
dep rets oid reg
British
6%
875
7%
Dominion
Co
Tobacco—
Amer
British
23% Mar
4%
16%
20%
6%
7%
•
i
Jan
700
11,000
*
common
Class A
British-American
19
47/a
19%
23% Mar
1
Co
6'A
5%
„
Feb
Jan
4% Jan
1,200
56
2%
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dennlson Mfg class A common
85
Manufacturing Co
Apr
4%
4'A
53
53%
6
Day
Jan
Brillo
Jan
15
300
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner Ac Co
Jan
Mar
Bridgeport Gas Light
Jan
8
3,000
1 %
Apr
51
Breeze
8% Mar
31
5%
5»A
36%
13%
78
230
Jan
Apr
Jun
25
5%
1
10%
350
19 %
Apr
4%
5
Feb
1,800
4%
Apr
7'A
5%
4%
reg)__£l
—
Jun
7%
10
64
18
6 Ve
Ltd—
Jan
83
19
6%
300
Jun
18%
Jan
1%
700
Jun
May
Jan
2%
600
25%
-
.20
•
convertible preferred
16%
57
•
15% Mar
600
3%
4%
-
Feb
80%
Light <fc Power
May
68
Apr
61
•
Apr
1% May
Feb
80%
Co common
Feb
8%
16%
1
Cuban Tobacco common
prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne, Scrymser Co
23
Bourjois Inc
1
5%%
W Apr
71
1
-—50
Jan
15
600
Jun
9% Mar
60% Mar
Apr
Jan
34,300
Jun
125
Jun
7
625
Apr
12%
1
common
Curtis Lighting
2%
52
250
Jan
7%
10
625
•
Feb
36%
500
4'/a
12%
Jun
4'A
35%
4%
1,400
...
Jun
May
% Mar
1
1,500
10
10%
3%
3%
•
common
9%
10
Jun
6
33% Mar
240
7 %
99
91
93
11%
1,300
1%
34%
11%
1
1
common
Telephone of Canada common—25
5% May
Apr
11
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Beau-Brummel Ties
8%
1
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cuban
Feb
Feb
20%
—
Inc
Crown
shares
Steel
Baumann
12%
1
common
32%
Andes—
American
Barcelona
32%
30
Rubber
Feb
Jun
7
4'A
1
Corroon &
Creole Petroleum
Locomotive—
Baldwin
Basic
54%
Mar
21%
21%
66
—25
1956
American
Baldwin
173
12%
200
Croft Brewing Co
Babcock
Jun
Jan
14%
35%
::
Public
Courtaulds
B
Feb
141
225
12 'A
22
10
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—5
Consolidated Royalty Oil
-0
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish
•
Corby (H) )DistilIery Ltd—
Class A voting
*
Class B non-voting
*
Cornucopia Gold Mines
5c
5%
1,240
14'A
Jun
20%
1
Petroleum
Jan
12%
3,300
13 % Mar
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Consolidated Liquidating Corp
Cosden
16
162
141
.
—
Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Coro
Jun
10%
981/2 M»v
641/2
Hotel Inc
Vtc ext to
86'A
Jan
10%
Jun
6
14
„1
Manufacturing Co
Commodore
Community
Jan
8% May
64%
Colonial 8and & Stone Co
Colt's
81%
900
12'A
13 'A
4
Colonial Airlines
5%
130
x9%
10
—
common—1
ordinary.,
Plow Co
Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
Jau
...5
Aluminum Products Co
6%
36
•
10
.wl
109%
7'/4
0%
Inc common.!.
390
Jan
94
-1
300
Jan
4%
86
83 %
8%
1
Manufacturing Co
Neon
26'A
4,700
5%
.10
& Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co
Jun
Jun
„5
City
Club
—
5%
22
750
Jun
6'A
5%
.10
common
Clayton & Lambert Manulacturlng.
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common
1
of
Service
Cities
City Auto Stamping,
Claude
Jan
£1
reg—
Cherry-Burrell common
—
Chesebrough Manufacturing com—_
Chicago Rivet <fc MachineChicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates——
Chief Consolidated Mining
7%
Industries—
rets
.
Jan
3% Mar
100
1,400
24
4%
83
.2.50
America—
of
common
6% May
9%
13%
Co
Carp
1,500
.
(B F)
May
111
2.50
Corp
Automatic Voting
Jun
5%
1,900
10%
9%
Chamberlln
—
5
22
4%
10
—
Aircraft Co common.,
Cessna
Charis
6%
4%
50
Laundries
Corp
Feb
l«
preference
Convertible
3 %
6%
111
5%
—
5%
4%
High
Low
High
5%
22%
1
America
Central Maine Power Co—
.100
3.50% preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products.—
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
.100
{Central States Elec 6% preferred
.106
7%
preferred —
—.100
Conv preferred opt div Beries—
Conv pfd opt div series 1929— .106
10
Century Electric Co common
—-!t
Century Investors Inc
«.— —
112%
3 %
6 %
111%
-.16
& Co
(A M)
Clarostat
6
♦
pfd
Equipment Corp
Associated Tel &
2,500
•
conv
Associated
Jan
6%
•
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
dep
Jun
116%
6%
10
Electric
Jan
%
860
7%
%
5
1
•"
common
Power & Light $7
American
8% May
35/a
28,100
125
6%
4%
100
pfd
preferred
Associated
37% May
5
1
Common class A non-voting
Aspinook (The)
31
Feb
119
£1
1
reg
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%%
Arkansas
Jan
27%
Ltd—
Argus Inc
Natural
26
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Arkansas
3,500
7,500
2
Co
dep rets ord
27 %
32 %
%
Low
5 "2
—
21%
6%
5
Inc common
Co
Anglo-Iranian
6%
33%
28
29%
.10c
Products
Post
Angerman
Avery
225
Jan
26
—2
Writing Paper common-
Atlas
Jan
34 %
"Ho
American
Aro
2%
Apr
25%
•
Thread
4% %
9% Mar
Jun
Jan
25%
-10
preferred
American
6%
Jun
1%
26
series
Amer
8%
4
27
Republics
American
Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common—
Anchor
1,900
pfd _—25
American
$6
Apr
18%
17% X20
B
Class
85
15
class A
Potash & Chem
American
Jan
10%
4%
...
Co. 6%
Natural Gas
12 Mar
1%
550
♦
Products
Metal
American
Mar
15
1,350
18%
Casco
Jan
8%
13%
1
Shares
—
Catalln Corp of
20%
2
for Week
(J W) Co common
Products common
Castle
39
-25
Carter
Jan
26
11%
20%
„20
Laundry
101% Mar
20%
„25
Co
Hard
American
Feb
1
convertible preferred
American
American
American
76%
Jun
27,400
37 %
35
1
$2 convertible preferred
Rubber
60
82
Lignv—
B_.
61 %
Jan
1,200
.—1
$2.50
Mar
%
Beverage common
Cities Power <si
6
450
l'/a
American
Class
May
14%
1%
American
Jan
%
—IB
pfd
conv
Jan
96%
6%
Range
oi Prices
Par
High
Low
51%
14,200
93'/2
common
5%
59%
54%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Low
24
{American Bantam Car Co class A
30
STOCKS
58%
—100
JUNE
for Week
Par
Aluminum Co of America common
ENDED
Sales
Last
Exchange
New York Curb
WEEK
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Engine & Airplane
Metallurgical..
Fan steel
Instrument
6%
12%
6
11%
7% May
16%
Apr
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(33)
YORK
NEW
CURB
BANGE FOB
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
First
Ford
(M
A
Class
B
voting
Ford Motor of
12,800
30%
,12o
3u
Jun
33%
9
9%
600
9
Jun
11
.
3%
3%
'2%
Apr
3%
Apr
34%
37%
22,600
35
39
3%
Feb
37
5%
Jan
Jan
—
38%
39
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
preferred
convertible
(Geo
22%
Jan
i9u
Feb
1,900
4
Jan
1*
13%
8'%
8%
1.OU0
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
8%
8%
400
7%
Jan
8%
Jun
29%
Feb
34
Mar
10
Jan
14
May
33
34
350
10%
%
10
12
3,400
Brown Stores
Co
3%
3%
3%
2,000
3'/a
Jun
1
(N J)
10%
10 %
11%
Is,500
b-/4
Jan
2%
2%
.,200
2%
Apr
Apr
1
common
—
*
2j/4
•
17%
Kalser-Frazer
1
Preference
,
5%
Jan
12% May
3% Jan
Feb
Jan^
3%
Jan
22 % May
K
U Jan
12%
%
High
Jun
450
22,900
8%
5
Co
A)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Julian & Kokenge Co
12 V2
1
1-25
1
50
Low
1
Jeanette Glass Co common
Jun
%
9
1 6
10
21
Range Since Januarv 1
High
J
Jun
May
Week
Shares
I
Jim
1,900
France—
deposit receipts bearer
Pitt Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
4%%
Jan
76
3%
3%
American
Fuller
Jun
30
•
9 %
•
•
non-voting
Fox
61
Low
Par
of Canada—
Motor
Class
Fort
410
New York Curb Exchange
Sales
foi
"Range
of Prices
Bale Price
High
Ltd—
deposit rets ord reg——£1
American
Ford
-i'-
Co Inc (new)—,
H)
Co
Motor
preferred—1
1
cumulative
dividend
$2
Fishman
Bange Since January 1
Low
63
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
2%
3 %
10c
York Corp common
Shares
61
61
10
(Phila)
Fixe Association
80
for Week
Low
Par
JUNE
Friday
Bange
Sale Price
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
„Last
,
WEEK
Gas
Kansas
Corp
Electric
&
Co
Kidde
& Co
(Walter)
Jan
109%
Jun
112
Jun
io•J/4
jan
21
Mar
4 jO
11%
Jan
13% May
9%
Jun
12%
Jan
13
Jan
625
460
12
11%
12
7%
4%
50
300
9%
9%
—*
5
common
225,200
1J
12%
0
Kennedy's Inc
7%
18
16%
•
Kawneer Co
Key
6 %
103% 10 J %
100
pfd
4%%
6%
10 % Mar
Jun
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
G
4% %
•
15%
15%
15%
100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Alloys Co
—*
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5 %
convertible preferred
25
90%
89%
90%
Power
Gatlneau
5%
Co
common
preferred
6%
7
Jan
Kings County Lighting common.
4% cumulative preferred
Feb
King Seeley Corp
-1
Jan
7%
Jun
Kingston Products
-1
2%
Apr
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
Jun
4%
1%
1%
4u0
1 % Mar
3%
3%
3%
3,000
3 % Mar
22%
22%
23%
375
•
22%
Jun
4% May
23% Mar
General Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
dep
preferred series A
Fireproofing common..,
General Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
Giant Yellowknife
Inc
4%
Feb
109
100
111%
Jun
116% May
111 % 113
107%
Feb
3%
6,300
3
Mar
6 %
6%
7
5,500
5% Mar
13%
—
Oil
14%
17
700
109% May
4%
.8
May
22%
Apr
15
Jan
13
Jan
Jun
Jun
Chemical
4,500
12%
Apr
17%
12 >/4
800
10%
Jun
13% May
17%
18
13%
19
11
Jan
20% May
3%
3%
4,300
3%
6,300
43
43%
100
28
28
Jan
1%
Jan
4%
Apr
~~%
45
Jan
Mar
30
May
74
%
Jan
25
Jan
80
Mar
41%
50
%
9,600
Jun
45
5
5
100
25
25
27
700
10
10
*
100
10%
$y4
V«
Jan
<47% Mar
1,400
Apr
6
Jan
.25
Jun
33
May
1,500
7>/4
9%
9%
12%
7%
Feb
9
Jan
16% Mar
-6%
Jan
Apr
9%
Jun
<
12%
Jan
"
126 %
126'% 137 %
133
132
40
25
23%
25
60
23%
*
1% May
44%
Jun
9
19%
6,700
11%
Jan
1,000
13
Jun
400
8%
Jun
12%
13%
550
10%
10%
11 %
1.4U0
1
Jan
10%
4un
14% Mar
8%
9%
1,500
7%
Jan
11%
11%
l,2u0
11%
Jun
900
1%
Jun
Jun
Apparel Inc
L'Alglon
Mines Ltd
Lake Shore
Hammermill
Hartford
1—5
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazeltine Corp
Class
Corp of Delaware
Monotype Machine
Salle Extension University.
12%
6%
3,500
6
Mar
8%
Jan
7%
1,700
6%
Jan
8%
Jun
17"%
1,100
Jun
22%
Jan
17
5% Mar
7
17%
Jun
5
4%
Higbie Mfg Co common
convertible
5%
Hoe
Jan
common.
12'/a
Feb
14% May
2,800
10%
Jun
15%
19%
22%
5,700
15%
Jan
24 %
Apr
10%
11
2,700
10%
Jun
12%
Jan
29% May
27% May
23%
225
24%
26%
8,900
8%
400
$
12,900
•
26%
Class B
5
10
1
Locke Steel Chain
(Texas)
Lone Star Gas Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co._
Long Island Lighting Co—
Common certificates of deposit
common
w
25%
8
i
%
%
•
*
27% Mar
Feb
28% May
Jun
9% Mar
24
8
7/a
12
Jun
Jan
.124
124
130
110
110
116
275
32
20,300
2% May
13%
700
12% Mar
13
9%
26%
9%
10%
700
8%
12%
12%
500
12%
?8% Mar
Jan
11%
Jan
17%
50
11%
Jun
12%
Jan
.1,800
11%
Jan
14%
Jun
96%
Jan
70
Jun
101
50
70
75
160
9%
4%
10
May
102
Mar
77%
Jun
1,000
8% Mar
12% May
5%
1,200
3%
Jan
6%
6%
100
6%
Jan
5% May
X7% Mar
49
52
51%
845
5
——
8
%
8%
8%
9,200
8%
Jun
2 %
2%
2%
1,300
2%
Apr
Jan
35%
550
Jan
37% May
11%
150
•
■'
'
&
•
•
Hardart Baking Co
&
10%
Hardart common
159
•
32%
"100
preferred
5
(Harvey) Inc common
& Refining
•
83 %
10
33%
1,125
—
19%
.
20%
800
83
88%
6,800
158
Jan
46
Feb
167
Feb
34
May
32% May
106%
18%
80
Jan
13%
9% May
42% May
+t'W'
I
—
19%
'
159
32%
.
—
.
Oil
31
May
9%
Jan
'
—15
Horn
31%'
32
•
44% Mar
111%
Jun
Mar
23
Jan
Apr
89% May
Mar
'
Co.
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd—
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing
Hussman
_
1st
•
1
convertible preferred
4
400
3%
Jun
52
52
—
nil
Huyler's common
3%
5
—
225
48 va
Jan
2%
2%
300
13%
13%
150
Jan
Mar
62
13%
12
—5
13%
1,250
Feb
3%
Apr
13%
Apr
18%
3%
__
•
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
4%
*
Jan
3%
Apr
Apr
Jun
18%
Jan
2
12
Mfg
6% %
10%
12%
5.200
14
7% Mar
May
£1
Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Jun
4%
11%
24,400
ItiVs Mar
1.100
18 V* Mar
11 Va
100
21
22%
21%
21%
3%
22%
11%
11%
.900
3%
Corp
9
0%
200
8%
Jan
103
103%
3oO
98%
Jan
pfd—100
America
_10
•
Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Inernational
Preferred
Cigar
.50
$3.50 series
Metal
International
110 Va 116
111
13'%
13%
73%
73
79
Investors
Royalty..
%
10%
Iowa
Power
&
Iowa
Public
Co
4.90%
preferred.
w
•
d
Fireman
Irving
Air Chute.
Italian Superpower
For
footnotes
1
Corp com class A
page
Society
com
C
class
35.
A—.1
pfd
of America
Corp
Producers
Mountain
Tel
States
Sc Tel
Mills
Verncn-Woodbury
11%
Apr
Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
103%
Jun
Muskogee Co
common
Jun
73
Company
common
27 %
8%
8
%
700
7%
Jan
10% May
Xl0% May
10%
12%
2,600
10%
Jun
12% May
%
200
i«
Apr
Feb
7%
Feb
50
4
1,850
1,000
9
9%
May
Jun
Feb
11% May
-fa Jan
Mar
9 % May
Jan
12
Apr
3%
Jan
10'/2
Jan
26
Feb
17%
Jan
4 % May
800
20
Jan
23
23
Jan
28% May
May
26%
150
2%
3,300
1%
Feb
2%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
2,200
5% Mar
6%
Jan
29%
•
10c
10
•
100
8
*
2.50
10
50c
Apr
32%
11%
Jan
Feb
10%
2,600
9
Jun
101% 102%
50
101
Jan
105
Mar
41%
41%
2o0
34
Feb
43
Jun
8
7%
8%
4,500
6% Mar
2%
2%
2%
2,100
2'/a
100%
125
9
100
100 %
97
Jun
9% May
3%
Apr
Apr
105
Jan
75
irwu,
peb
107%
Jan
.101% 101 %
200
101 %
Jun
101 %
Jun
3%
1,300
2%
Jan
80
176%
104% 105
2%
2%
35
4%
5
15
15
30%
30%
3% May
Jan
185
May
50
34%
Jan
38
Jan
5%
3,000
4%
Jun
15%
2,400
180% 182
182
35
32%
IJV2 Mar
1,650
x31
Jun
Feb
6%
Feb
15% May
35% Mar
105%
Jun
90
97
27
25'%
23%
3 jO
24
Jan
30
May
41
40
43%
600
32%
Jan
48
Apr
7%
200
7'/a
Apr
15
14%
500
12%
Feb
16% May
Jun
11% May
14%
101
7%
8
9
Va
Jan
Namm's
Inc
104
15
10%
14,100
8
8%
Jan
common
Hess
National
Bellas
National
Breweries
common
common—
1%
Jan
Feb
National
Fuel Gas
25%
Jun
30% Mar
National
Mallinson Fabrics—:
20
19%
22
28,500
19%
Jun
23Ye Mar
National
Mfg & Stores common
Pressure
Cooker common
95
95
220
92%
Jan
95
Mar
National
14%
1,600
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
National
Rubber
6%
800
5%
Jan
7% May
National
Steel
%
2,100
Co
Radiator
13%
H May
1%
Jan
Machinery
Car
National Transit
Ltd—
common
*
1
Apr
1.800
3%
Apr
5
May
3%
23.400
3% Mar
4
Jan
26%
26%
UO
4
10
—*
1
14
32%
35 % Mar
Feb
36% Mar
13% May
25%
Jun
10%
Jan
9
10
400
7%
Apr
xl2
xl2
100
10 Vb
Jan
xl2
12%
13%
19,503
12%
8
.
10% May
14
Jan
11%
14%
4,000
8%
Jan
15%
Jun
7%
8%
1,500
7%
Jun
9%
Jan
6 %
1
2
Jun
12%
-4 %
3%
3%
25
preferred
8,700
2
1
1
*
900
4 %
12%
10
Corp
27,800
%
7
N
Nachman
1%
—
100
1,500
2
Jun
28%
•
1% May
2
84% May
Apr
6
9% May
Feb
16% May
Apr
%
Apr
1
Jun
117
13%
1 %
6 %
21%
4
100
Ward & Co class A„.—•
Moody Investors participation
25%
v t c__
—
see
series
preferred
1%
100
_
Manufacturing
21
Jun
7%
25
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
26%
'
Iron
12
21
•
1
1
Corp
Monogram Pictures common
12%
12%
50c
50
common
convertible preferred
Mt
Service Co—
Light com
24
Mar
1,400
24
1
.
National
•
Illinois G & E com wd.
800
24
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Power & Light 5% pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common
•
7%
1
_
Iowa
8%
6
preferred—*
Piping & Supply common
8
55% Mar
Jan
2
Jun
Jun
7% May
6%
50c
Mid-West Refineries
110%
90
3,700
10
3% May
10
800
2%
shares—*
*
Feb
17
8%
2%
_
Jan
10 % May
55%
2%
Mountain States Power common
Jun
—
Jan
Jan
May
7%
8%
Feb
7%
•
5%
53
8% May
55%
8,800
Apr
5,600
*
Apr
10'%
Apr
%
8
5
9%
13
8%
2,700
100
6
104 % Mar
,9%
Mountain
8%
8%
.10
Products
International Safety Razor B
Jan
103
75
8,100
1
Apr
24%
•
•
_
Registered shares
International
200
•
Industries A—
International Petroleum coupon *hs_
2,350
13%
6 %
9%
27%
.
110
8
Murray Ohio
-.4
Jan
8
Midwest
Plan
Jan
4%
8%
Co
Loan
1%
250
~9
Oil
Muter
Insurance Co of North
conv
common
Molybdenum
8,100
9%
Jun
1%
Abrasive
Wohl
2%
6
Jan
31
12
9
Midwest
4%%
Apr
6% Mar
1,100
9,400
1%
$2 non-cumulative dividend
Miller
25
Products—
Steel
Co
Jan
8%
6
55%
common
Midland Oil Corp $1
Mid-West
Feb
8
Middle States Petroleum common
Midvale
6%
18%
"l%
preferred
2%
Jan
1.700
13%
110
6%
Jan
% Mar
38% Mar
3,100
1
2.50
•
10
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
Midland
31
2%
2%
16
West
15% Mar
14%
7%
27%
25c
27%
Apr
12
7%
1
preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Morris
3%
12%
100
Metal Textile Corp common
Montgomery
11%
Imperial
22%
22
& Scott Corp—
Participating
11% May
Jun
28
8
Co
A preferred
Monroe
•
Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
•
Registered
,
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Apr
Jun
2%
•
•
•
1
1
Mesabl Iron Co
Middle
Jan"
24%
6%
6%
10
Mead Johnson & Co
4.50%
Illinois Zinc Co common
14%
Apr
<
,34 % May
£1
Massey Harris common
McKee (A G) & Co class B
McWllliams Dredging
Merrltt Chapman
Warrants
1
M
•
60
29
28
28
—1•
Communication Co Ltd
Menasco
Apr
13 %
101
72
Mar
34"% May
113% Mar
1
Marion Power Shovel
11% Mar
13
131
Jan
110% May
M
22%
11%
375
Mar
.50
13%
8
10
Mnckintosh-Hemphlll Co
Maine Public Service Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
106
Feb
1%
14% Mar
152
110% 111%
28%
29%
—2
Jan
Mar
Jan
lkl
1%
Lynch Corp
Apr
-12,300
6%
preferred A ctfs of deposit——100
preferred B ctfs of deposit
100
1
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
*
Apr
Jan
22%
300
13%
12
12%
Louisiana Land & Exploration.
Jun
6%
Feb
-26%
Loblaw Groceterias class A
1%
10
Jan
200
11%
22%
common—
9%
16
15%
9%
Inc
Humble
1,700
1,900
10
(Geo A) & Co
Hubbell
1 %
10%
Jun
12%
—10
G
Horn
5%
600
4%
Holophane Co common
Hormel
1,800
7V4
13%
10%
19%
IR G) Inc.
Lionel
.6%
(R) & Co class A
Horder's
%
4,600
1
..
—
preferred
Hollinger Consolidated
Holly Stores Inc
53%
Jan
9%
.1
Henry Holt & Co common
19% May
Jan
11%
'
'
.100
Feb
i.%
14%
12%
100
preferred w w
preferred w w
14%
47%
7'/a
't
l~2
800
500
10%
14%
__
common
Apr
450
21%
'
•
10%
Jan
12%
1%
9%
•
„
•
6V4
Jun
18%
2
Jan
43%
11%
Feb
4% Mar
9
Mar
Feb
Jun
10'/«
Le Tourneau
New
5
4%
9
17
17%
Lefcourt Realty common
Corp
15% May
100
2,500
6%
__
Lamson
Lit Brothers
Jun
12
4%
9%
6
~9%
Apr
53%
.
17%
-
19 %
•
A
Heller Co
5%%
2
'
_25c
Helena .Rubinstein common
1%
—
•
Co
17%
50%
1%
•
_
Dept Stores common
Mining
250
17%
1
Hearn
3,000
9%
50 %
—25
Light
1
Hecla
5%
9
2
Paper common
Electric
5%
9%
•
Hartford Rayon common
Harvard Brewing Co
Jan
Jan
9
6
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi
International Marine
5%
—9
Bridge Co Ltd
Jun
2%
4%
Lakey Foundry <& Machine
La
300
13%
12
•10% .Feb
112
H
Hamilton
9%
16
L
•
1
1
Laclede-Christy Company
•
Lamp Co
Jan
Apr
8%
2
May
lf6
13%
11%
1%
22
Apr
12 *'4 Mar
1
2
Feb
Jun
5%
10
1
33%o
Co
Forge
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
Hall
Jan
Feb
31%
Jan
108
Feb
137
Apr
16% Mar
•
Lime Sc Alabastine
146% Mar
38% Mar
750
4o0
j
May
1
2,350
10)%
Jun
129
9,300
0 1
108
108
90
1%
9
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd
100
126%
1,350
40%
40
23%
2
Griesedieck Western Brewery
133
1%
1%
1
Co
Paper
2%
8%
Feb
10%
•
100
2,400
18
May
13%
13%
1
5
Non-voting common stock
7% 1st preferred—5—
(The)
3%
Apr
42
32
12%
Lanston
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Northern
700
50
Varnish
Grand Rapids
Lakes
20%
19%
:•
class A
Kropp
Corp
Jun
Jan
6% May
Jan
~*
Manufacturing Co
Gypsum
Jan
;2%
3
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Great
4%
4,200
3%
Gorham
Gt
5,500
3%
100
1
*
B
Hotels
9%
37
21
Jan
6'/a
3 %
111%
5
$4.50 prior preferred
Gold field Consolidated Mines
Inc
107%
5%
1
B
Gobel (Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux Sugars class A
Gorham
Kreuger Brewing Co
5%
•
Alden Coal
Glenmore Distilleries class
Goodman
Feb
Kobacker Stores
Jun
25
Gladding McBean & Co
Class
100%
Jun
8%
24% May
3%
*
Co
70
,104% 105
104 %
*
common.
Union
Jun
1
Gold Mines
Gilchrist Co
Globe
18%
•
1
$5 prsferred
Gerity-Mich Corp
Glen
10 J
2,200
Knott
Jan
150
8%
i§
•
10
5
Apr
7
107 7/a May
3,900
16 %
17
1
8%
6% May
7% Mar
8%
•
Power $6 preferred
Gilbert (A C)
7,300
7%
18%
20
_5
100
General Phoenix Corp
1
General Plywood Corp common.
50c
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
(IB)
Feb
29 %
»
3%
1
Ltd
G M Co
(D Emil)
8
Apr
23%
8
10
5%
General
Georgia
7%
7%
1
Finance Corp common
General
6%
£1
2,8 2o
103%
38%
37
x25%
26
Co common
Rubber Co
Lake
Kirkland
Klein
Kleinert
rets ord reg
8%
7%
.50
93%
15 V4
89 %
4,900
7
70
7%
18%
3,200
40
:
107% 107%
100
preferred
6%
900
4%
6.800
6%
Jan
17 %
4%
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
20
4%
Jan
May
Jun
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
(34)
34
NEW
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
i&xchaO/fe
Low
Neptune Meter common. —.
NestLe Le Mur Co common—
5'
New
1%
Zinc
Mexico to Arizona LandPark. Mining Co.—
Process Co common
York Auction Co common
YoA to Honduras Rosario
York Merchandise
New
New
New
New
New
1,00 0
41
9%
574 May
89
900
100
4
3 la
Jun
Mar
49
5,000
9%
5%
Apr
6%
Feb
102% May
1%
Apr
6%
Apr
59
Jan
10%
Jun
1%
Jan
7ttVa
7
Feb
8
Corp
(The)
Rowe
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Fifth Ave common.
Russeks
50
24
Jun
31
Feb
Jun
13
Jan
100
9 74
163'4
12"4
9%
4.400
2'/a
Apr
«t
_
Jan
12
Apr
ItV Jan
Ma
43 y4
Jan
2J/»
Jun
3% Mar
10% Mar
14 M4 May
21 '2
1,800
84 J 4
'
Jan
Jan
48
3%
93%
r
100 <
374
9%
6%
9,il8
Apr
Jan
10Ma
Jun
18
Feb
4 Ma %
Power
Ohio
%
$5.50
Omar
B_.
Filters class
United
Radio
(R
25%
5,700
23%
Jun
18%
12,600
lu-2
Jan
19%
Jun
6,700
237a
Jan
397 a
Jun
Mar
1%
Jan
1
800
1
1
500
1 %
Feb
2%
Jun
6,900
2%
jan
3%
Apr
1%
1%
7,900
1%
Jun
15 7i
177'4
1,000
137a
Jaa
2
1%
1%
2
500
1Mb
17
400
15%
1
1 M»
13
13 7's
250
3%
41,500
2%
9,900
22 %
Jan
2%
24 %
28
89
6,600
89
1
100
1
67'b
—1
17i
Leather
Jun
41%
Jan
111%
Feb
lVi Mar
45%
Jun
Bhattuck
Bherwin-Willlams
3,500
28%
Jun
37 Ma
Jan
9%
10%
350
S%
Jun
13%
Jan
9%
11 %
3,200
9%
Jun
11MB
Jun
Bhevwin-Williams
25
16%
Apr
18 Ma
Jun
Shoe Corp of
Pick's
23%
mi
Oversea*. Securities
18 Mi
700
16%
Jan
20 Vs
Apr
11
--
18
16%
17%.
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
31
18
i
inc
Co
12%
300
9%
Jan
13 Mi
Jun
preferred
redeemable
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
1st preferred
red 1st preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum pfd,
Pacific Power to Light 5%
pfd
Pacific
Pacific
Service
Public
$1.30
1st
—
Pancoastal Oil
Panatapec Oil
•
Plymouth
Co
Jan
37% May
->a"l
jan
34 V4
31%
31%
300
2d Mi
Feb
09
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
29%
1,300
2o
j an
2a-/4 may
23%
28
29%
1,320
23
Jun
29%
1,300
6%
23
Jun
Mar
97s
Feb
a un
Mnv
10,400
3 7a
Jan
1,900
%
Jan
1%
Jun
100
117s
Apr
13%
Jun
3%
3%
21 Ma
22%
11
13
2,400
2%
400
1
Jun
104
104
105%
600
103
Jan
107 Y* May
103%
103% 105%
330
104
Jun
105%
Jan
105
101
101
50
15
15
300
15
24%
24%
200
——
93'/a
1-4-zi Mar
Jun
May
I0M2
Jau
23%
Apr
25
Jan
38 V3
Apr
41%
Jan
2%
~2%
2%
44,700
2%
Feb
3
Jan
4%
5%
20,500
4%
Apr
7Mb
Jan
15%
—
15%
50
15 '2
Jun
17
leo
22
Jun
27'/a
Jan
12
Jan
1
5
Mills
22
22
24
1
*
10
10
10%"
45
7
•
500
1,100
45%
50
4%
3,300
43%
950
9% May
4u
Apr
Jan
bl
3%
Feb
4%
41
Jun
48 M2
Feb
Jan
37'a
$1 cumulative preferred
cumulative
Penn Gas
;
.
23
23
preferred
Corp
&
1
common
Electric class
A
Penn Power to Light 4 % %
Penn Traffic Co—
23
28
10
«
10%
19,500
1,900
10%
50
4%
110
110
110%
-
Corp™
Pierce Governor
•
•3
(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass).—20
2.50
Rubber
" '
3
•
•
—
Jun
10
2%
Feb
Mar
107
26M*
Apr
29%
Jan
12 Mi May
5%
Apr
113 Ma May
47 s
4%
3%
400
4%
Feb
5M4
Jan
32%
34%
1,100
32%
Jun
4072
Jan
3
3
3
600
2%
55
55
55%
1,800
53 Mb
Jan
3Va Jan
59% Feb
13%
13 %
200
11
Jan
14
—
Bilex
55 %
56 Ma
108 7'*
America class A
Jun
14 74
Jun
Ltd
—~
2,800
55%
Jun
697a
Jan
40
106 V2
Apr
109%
Feb
Jun
197a Mar
15% Jan
18M* Jan
18 72 May
'
—
1774
15%
1,900
.
•;
*
•
Co common
62 Ma
103%
107
•
Breweries
300
3%
3%
—
Pattern
Ltd
B
Singer
Amer
Bmith
Jan
%
ft
2.QOO
%
Jun
19%
19%
20%
1,400
17%
Jan
1
1,000
4
18%
19
4%
19%
400
17
4
4
5%
4
7a
Apr
.1
Mar
31 Ma May
"
278
280
3,000
4"b
700
290
269
Jun
77s
Jan
325
Apr
Mar
'
£1
Paper Mills
2% May
__
39
•
38'%
13 Ms
374
Apr
175
39
32Mi
Jan
42
Jun
Solar
Aircraft
Bono tone
Boss
13%
Jun
17
Apr
2%
South
Coast
fiouth
Penn
13,600
4%
11,800
Jan
5%
A,.r
8%
9%
2,600
8% Mar
10%
Jun
1
3%
4MB
2,300
3
4%
Jun
2,600
1
Corp
common
common
xl4%
1
.
Oil
15 %
3%
1
Co
Corp
Manufacturing
4
-
Jan
30
32 Mi
10
18
19
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
25
47 Ma
48%
25
28
Jun
29Mb
Apr
4.56%
convertible preference
25
x30
x30
32%
1.000
x: 0
Jun
33
Jun
4.48%
convertible
preterence
25
x28
x28
30%
800
x28
Jun
3174 Mar
preferred
25
3%
100
3 Ma
Jun
47s
Jan
37
37
40%
2,000
32%
Feb
43 7'a
Jun
17
17
Mar
177s
Jan
Southwest
12.50
common
Pipe Line
Pa
Calif
Southern
3%
cumulative
4.32%
Southern
Ploe Line
Southland
31
25 Ma
Feb
40
14
Jan
120
46
Mar
33% May
22
Mar
Edison—
27 Mb
26%
1
Royalty
Co
3%
5
200
28
27%
27%
600
26 7a
48%
Jan
Ma
Jun
2374 May
,
Jun
Spencer
Jun
MB
Jan
24% Mar
6
Jan
2o%
Jan
tinoe
Btahl-Meyer
Standard
3
Corp
Inc
Brewing Co
Standard
Dredging Corp
Standard
Standard
Power
to
class
J.
Light
Starrett
9 %
10
Tube
200
1mb
6,900
%
2%
1,800
2%
350
16
900
9
38%
4,800
6%
83,600
5%
17
5 Ms
15 Mi May
23% May
3% Jan
Jun
Jun
18%
Feb
Jan
10% May
34 Ma
Jun
40
3%
Jan
Mav
8 Ma Mar
2,500
3%
Jan
200
154%
Jun
6 %
Jan
9%
4 M,
Feb
7%
Apr
2% Mar
4%
Apr
8%
7%
8%
2.400
Corp
1
5
4 %
5%
8,100
2%
3 Ms
4 31
1
J un
2
Jan
166
1
(The) Corp
Jan
%-May
6
5
154 Mi
2MB
Jan
Mar
19
9%
5%
1
5
9%
500
20
Co
B
3% -Jan
3%
34 Ma
•
class
16
17,300
12%
■
9 Mi
35
1
common
2 Ma
16
•
Standard-Thomson
Apr
2%
16%
I
B
Products
Standard
9%
19%
1
preierred
Standard
1%
10
20
20
common
Forgings Corp
Oil (Ky)
Common
1%
1
10
preferred
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard
|
2% Mar
4%
4
2.78
—
Standard Cap 4c Seal common
Convertible
100
•
•
5%
'
'
800
5,900
4%
7% Mar
173
Jan
Mar
Jun
6% Mar
Plnchln Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
2%
2%
~2%
2,700
2%
Jun
"2_12
Feb
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pltney-Bowes inc..-.
1
2
I'll
2%
6,300
1% Mar
3Mb
Apr
Pneumatic Scale
17
16%
17%
3,900
147s
Jan
19M« May
—50
52%
52
54
1,880
52
Jun
5
26%
25
30 Ma
3%
2
common
2.7%
6,500
18%
Jan
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
4
Jan
17%
17%
75
Jan
18
Mar
4%
1,100
7
2,000
6%
Apr
375
14%
Jan
'
—10
common
Steel
Co
Stein
Canada
of
(A)
Co
to
--
14
Jun
ordinary
Products
Mining Co.—
25c
Powdreli & Alexander
Power
1st
2.50
common
Corp of Canada
6%
•
common
preferred
Pressed
Metals
*
2.50
common
of
America
1
Producers Corp of Nevada....
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
1
*
.
*
.
Public
Service
of
6%
'
13%
16
17%
3%
Jun
37 Mi May
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
19%
1,700
9%
14%
17%
4.400
11%
1%
2>'3
13,200
2
7%
7 %
100
9%
--
Jun
Jun
Mar
450
11%
...
8Mb
19
32
34 %
15'%
5Mb May
95
__
32
-"11
__
11
Apr
9%
1,200
98
May
Trjg
ISterling Engine Co
Inc
(j
at
common
3
:
Pyrene Manufacturing
104
15 7
15%
s
1 Mb
Jan
7
Mar
Swan
Finch
6%
*
preferred.
1QQ
Quebec Power Co
104 %
200
103%
Jan
17%
1,800
14%
Feb
Tampa
106
18Mb
May
10%
10Q
10%
Apr
12%
Apr
Jan
7 %
600
6%
Jun
8%
Apr
Feb
8%
Apr
200
8
1%.
4'
1%
2,200
%
Jan
2%
Apr
4%
8
6 %
6,800
3%
Jan
"7%
Apr
Jan
20%
19%
125
2%
2%
1,000
1
15%
16 Mi
300
16%.
i,800
18%
•
common
15
25c
14%
2
13
Jun
3% May
Apr
15%
Jun
19%
Jan
167a
Jan
Jun
4 %
100
4%
Jun
6
Jan
19 Ms
18%
20 Ma
925
13%
Jun
24
Jan
2%
2 Ma
2%
2,400
2%
Jaa
8 Ma
Inc„
4 Ms
*
1
O^^nt.
Jan
Corp..
Electric
Co
Technicolor
Inc
Texas
&
Thor
Power
Thew
Shovel
Ttlo
common
_
33 %
3%
Apr
9% Mar
Co
5
105
1,110
93
Jan
109%
Feb
Tobacco
156 %
156% 160
250
154
Jan
160%
Jun
Tooacco
Security
13% Mar
17M4
Jun
Trust
12 %
•
Co
Amer deposit rets ord
6 %
7%
1
& Allied Stocks
15 %
9 7a
15 %
—
—1
to Construction
102
14,400
14
11
_25c
Roofing Inc
Ttshman Realty
14%
...5
common
Inc
700
21 7i
33
:
250
7 %
2,000
13
Apr
113%
Jun
Feb
Jun
16
6%
Jun-
800
12%
Jun
75
JaQ
J^n
14%
.
Feb
13
15% May
170
1
104
96
96
Apr
26%
Jun
9%.
1,100
a
36 Mi
Jan
13%
1.8G0
11 74
15
Jan
16%
112%
19%
__
Corporation common
Markets
35%
18 /a
•
•
common
Light $4.56 pfd
102
•
•
7 Ma
7%
Jun
3 Mb May
Q
common
Jan
*
common
Oil
Jan
12%
3
Superior Tool to Die Co
Thorofare
Quaker Oats
Co
to
Po^lnnd
25
10 Ma May
10% Mai
6 7.3
lo
(S)
Ray Drug
Bnn*»r'or
22% Mar
!
872 May
9% May
10%
10%
Sun
19%
i
400
1
(Hugo) Corp
Stop to Shop Inc
Stroock
16% Mar
200
11%
1
common
v^o
J
23%
11%
1
Sterling
Obcwjon
400
23%
11%
Jun
Colorado—
4V*% cumulative preferred
...100
Puget Sound Pulp to Timber common...*
Pyle-Nationai Co
—
4
100
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
4
19%
23 Mi
•
com
Btlnnes
Polaris
18%.
•
5
common
Sterling Aluminum
60 Mb Mar
I
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
8%
Jan
15% Mar
115
Apr
Ltd—
registered. —£1
4%
■
-
__
__
Jan
5%
Apr
■
Amer
deposit rets def registered.
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan
Toledo
Railway to Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath
Packing Co
A
I
•
common
$3 convertible preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing
1%
300
25
22%
25%
475
22
23%
1.300
21
Jan
1%
Jun
24%
Jan
22
Jun
27
Jan
FeW
56%
30
54%
Jun
9%
42.200
6Ma
Jan
4%
4%
600
4
Feb
3%
3%
2.900
3%
Feb
4%
Roeser to Pendleton Inc
1%
1%
1
13Ma
Feb
Apr
1,000
%
Apr
29
30
750
27%
Jan
25
100
23Ma
Jan
26% May
3% Apr
2 %
1
2
100
98
_•
2%
2%
2
3.400
-
100%
42
Trans
Lux
Feb
3%
Jun
105 %
150
101%
Feb
105%
Jun
15
3,000
a
Mar
2 %
103 %
MB
I
Corp
Tri-Continental
7«
3 %
•
3 71
17,900
17%
1,350
11 %
6,200
3
3
2%
•
_
2% Mar
1.900
2%
17 7'a
1
warrants
True Temper Corp
Trunz Inc
•
Tung-Sol Lamp
80c
_
Works
convertibla
II
common
9
10 74
•
preferred
2 Mi Mar
Apr
Jan
17s May
2%
Nov
4%
Apr
3%' May
Feb
17
Apr
19%
3
Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
9%
6%
25
~
23
4
11 %
11%
•
^
400
1J
r
20%
Jaa
26
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
117, Mar
15 %
Apr
100
74
%
3%
700
12%
—10c
Mar
14 MB
4.300
9%
200
100 %
650
% May
17'a
Jan
■
3
*
2
Jan
2%
Apr
Union
170
93
Jun
102%
Feb
25
Jan*
3
13
2 74 Mar
12%
Jaa
7%
Jaa
47b May
16%
Mar
Union Oil Co of California—
300
9
10
7
U
Ulen
17.000
£1
lo
38.
2%
98
40
5
page
1%
2 7a
32% Mar
25
pfd F
Inc
3.100
2%
.
Jan
1
common
Rotary Electric Steel Co-
45
850
.100
Union Gas of Canada
Rolls Royce Ltd—
-.
American dep receipts for ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
morn<ww
preferred
1
Jun
39 %
Apr
j-3
1
_
Rochester Gas to Elec 4%
4Mi%
70c
Jan
33 7a
5Mi Mar
53
•
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c..r
"or.
Apt-
5
Engineering
Radiator
Roosevelt Field
1%
28
8%
l
(Robert) to Co
Electric to
Edison
Corp
%
33%
__
387a
Jun
54%
Rio Grande
'
26 Mi
5
1
Rice-St ix Inc
Richmond
1.200
6.23
Reading Tube Corp class A
Reliance
1%
26
•
common
Regal Shoe Co
Reis
21%
10
common
Raymond Concrete Pile
Rovalty
5s
—20
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
to
10%
2.600
7%
5.500
26%
3.700
,.
Feb
•
100
Manuiacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
(Howard)
"4%
5
1
common
Class
'
28
__
"
187b
3 7b Mar
.
•
Binger Manufacturing Co
$7
•
common
950
27% May
32%
50c
common
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
L
—
100
2.50
pfd-
Pep Boys
Pharls Tire. &
—
•
com
Penn Water to Power Co
Perfect Circle
74 May
Jun
22%
11
17%
25
Speed Queen Corp conv class A
41
4111
''
$1.32
4
Feb
2074 May
10,300
Apr
24%
3%
2
Ltd
Peninsular Telephone common
Pennroad
Apr
10% Mar
9 74 Mar
__
3%
97i
29% May
4%
vtc
Paramount Motors Corp
Parker Pen Co
Patlcan
34 %
300
Amer shares
(C A)
"Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue
3,300
•
•
common
(C A)
25
23
23
23
25
•
—•
100
common
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
900
37%
33
6%
7
36
5%
4.80%
7%
35%
32
3
1st pfd —25
common
1st preferred
1st
5%
4% Mar
1%
12
•
Simpson's
Can
92'
957'a Mar
Jun
77i
217a
Canada
of
Simplicity
5Vu%
Jan
Jan
37a
11%
__
100
common
preierred
4%>
$3 convertible preferred
Pacific C-as to Electric 6%
Mar
84Ma
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Pacific
Jun
IV4
4%
•
...
Jun
30%
'
Jan
88%
5
Sheller
Jan
4%
400
1
Mining
Denn
Bhawinigan Water to Power
Manufacturing Co
Jun
115
•
common
1%
1472
11 Mi
1
Corp class B
Jun
12 7a May
..
3 Ms
3%
3%
Apr
18% May
Jun
1
apr
3%
Jun
3
25%
2% Mar
187b
Jan
16 71
2
--
Control
Saiety
26% Mar
3%
1Mb
2Mb
1
Inc
B)
9%
"l
Telev Inc.—
to
23 mb
25
prior stock
9%
30
•
Olympic
%
475
200
1.500
13% May
'
15
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Oliver
%
43,"3
Jin
Jaa
39%
5
stock
Convertible
Be ton
41%
preferred:
7%
15%
Allotment certificates
va
O
114% 114%
Apr
5%
3% Mar
•2,400
35
1
Industrie! Inc common
Berrick
%
Jan
23%
*
Shoe Co
Sentry
-100
Apr
8%
6%
5
2,100
4%
12
14%
Apr
J un
X7 */i
16%
*
1
Sentinel Radio Corp common
.50*3
500
35 %
1
General
Be<»al Lock to Hardware
Semler
Ohio Brass Co class 3 common
3%
10 %
10% Mar
Eeo
2,300
'
No7adel-Agene Corp
Garden Corp common
Mi
4
•
common
Inc
Bros
Seem an
Selected
Apr
Co
Corp
Securities
Selby
103 Ma May
4
13%
pfd~
Northrop Aircraft Inc
5 Ma
11
1
Inc common
(D A)
Steel
Scullin
Rpr
-----
101V3 102
8
5 Mb
25c
1
(Del)
Fisher Brick Co
Schulte
200
1.300
8
Jun
7%
•
bavoy Oil Inc
15%
1.900
14
8
5%
High
3%
'
1
49
1
United Corp common
Samson
Jan
u Mar
35,800
1
1
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
convertible preferred
apr
9%
1.800
11%
•
Light 4c Power w d
.Toseoh
6t
Bay re to
4
2 Mi
2%
17% Mar
2 '.'a
44r!
13
13%
Airlines
20 Mi
20.)
"3
44
44 %
preferred
North American Utility SecuritiesNorth Central Texas Oil
J"Un
Jan
12
1.1UU
10%
a
16'
8Mb
9%
Feb
15%
400
29,400
8%
.T25
—
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson to Haynes common
Ryan
Low
8%
•
Range Since January 1
High
10 7s
1
common.
Jun
17%
12
10
Low
Jan
600
161 ^
Mines
4 74 %
Shares
Jun
Apr
1
50
15%
15 14
North American Rayon $3
Ind Pub Serv
for Week
Par
36 V* May
7 Ma
1,300
Range
of Prices
High
65
9,700
9 Mi
Sales
Last
Sale Price
1st
Nlles-Bement-Pond
North Penn RR Co
Jun
% Mar
900
174
24
24
Niagara Hudson Power common —
Niagara Share Corp common —
Northern
5'j
7 7'a
I
York Shipbuilding Corp-—
Founders shares
Northeast
Jan
67
67
New
Nlplssing
Jan
24'/a
1%
1
1
2 Ma
3,900
55
7%
a
24,20)
33%
98
52
52
New Jersey
New
4
89
414
convertible preferred—
4%%
5'
a
95'»
England Tel to Tel
•---—
Haven Clock to Watcn Co—
New
Low
4%
2374
30
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High.
4
Radio
National Union
$0
Friday
otijit a
Friday
STOCKS
New SToi'it- vuru
JUNE
ENDED
for Week
01 ftices
WEEK
FOR
sale*.
Sale rrice
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Mar
9
Mar
RM2
Jan
22 % Mar
46 % May
9%
10%
Apr
Jun
8 V4 Mar
30
May
Investment
Co
__
$3.75 preferred series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United Aircraft
United
United
Products
Chemicals
Corp
•
common
_ioo
1
—
43
*
3%
'
a
3'.i
•
_
2%
99
»-» O O
common —50c
warrants
United Elastic Corp
8%
4
3%
3%.
5.700
74
64
39
300
Jan
2% Mar
43
36,800
'•I3,
36%
-
100
43
X93V2 May
Jun
32
33
9% May
100%
4%
5174
Jun
Jan
\is
40
Feb
Jun
72'
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
Volume 172
Number 4921
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(35)
YORK
NEW
RANGE
Week's
Par
United
of Prices
Low
15%
7
...
Low
High
15%
17
15.800
Molasses
United
NJ
Umieu
Pront
10"c
Co
—
•
'■
Snaring
Shoe
Specialties
Apr
80
245% May
Jun
fs
150
5>/4
.Tan
236
1,900
6 Va
Jan
5
Mar
1
with
Nov
Midland
Extended
Apr
at
6,100
40%
Apr
49'%
Jan
Milwaukee
42%
5,300
40%
Jan
43
Jun
New England
1434
16%
3.200
12
2
6,500
1%
17
3,500
15%
Jun
18'%
Apr
3%
3'/8
8,200
3%
Jun
4'%
Feb
and
International
preferred
Radiator
Rubber
Universal
Products Co
&
7,800
-1
13 4
13 4
Oil
1%
52 3/8
200
4
25 %
Mar
iy» Mar
Jun
2'/a
1% Mar
2
57
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
3%s
4%
Gas
—1
6
—5
72
27%
500
Jun
29%
3'/4
9,500
2%
Feb
25%
1,900
23%
Jan
3% Apr
27% May
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
Feb
68
Feb
200
27
Jan
30%
7%
% s with
A 6
%
s
1961
Oct
1
Oct 1
ex
3'4s 1968
32% Mar
5%
5,400
3% Mar
3%
3,500
2%
Feb
4
15'%
200
12%
Jan
16
1940
series
and
6Ve
M
Jun
California
Counties
1st
motrgage
IVa
$2
Bond
&
tWaltham
Ward
Inc
Co
vtc
1
w
Texas
1%
l
Utilities
$6
Western
Maryland Ry
Tablet
&
1 %
1 3
8
800
10%
200
QVa
Jan-July
preferred
12
H
17,300
V»
Feb
1%
Jan
3%
4 Va
3,300
3*4
Jun
6%
Jan
8
8%
900
7% Mar
8%
Jan
•
Jan
112%.
112% 112'A
20
pfd__100
1st
157
24%
•
com
166
29%
20
Mfg
l
1965
___5
(Wm)
(R
&
C)
Brothers
preferred
Wocdall
x
<F
American
Lt
19
150
17*4
Feb
19%
700
14%
Jan
24% Mar
Terni
100
2V4
Jan
300
17%
Jun
8'A
1,200
7%
Jan
9
6%
150
434 May
9
4 Va
2,100
series
B
1973
3'4s
1970
3rd
14%
11%
11%
12%
5s
Ltd
4
"1%
•
New York Curb
"l%
Period
10414 Mar
City
Bethlehem
Boston
Electric
Steel
Edison
3%s
A7s
ex
6s Aug
1998
1
234s series A
1%
10%
Feb
debentures
3% Mar
4%
A 5s
Chicago
334s
Cities
Transit
Called
Co
1%
3s
Friday's
or
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan.]
Bid A Asked
180
+165
106%
—
—
106
6s
102
102%
31
102
105%
142
102
108
108
107% 111 Va
211
107%
112%
25
91%
S21
99%
94%
Jan-July
100%
94%
95%
100'A 101
96
101%
'
•»«»
•
——
'
.
'
.
99 %
,
100% 100%
•
....
f
.
101
100
1
1st
A 1st
&
Water
series
Ercole
Fuel
Marelll
6'/as
Mfg
5s
Afay-No?
55 %
54
55%
May
39
Jan-July
1956
23
$115%
—
54
Residential
Trunk
Mtge
May -Nov
--
+50
May-No®
1953
125
series A
6s
Ry
Western
103%
ACauca
debentures
f
s
A 6
%s
1950
4s
57%
External
Danzig
A6%s
A 7s
E
(Aug
series
A 7s
C
70
70
—
52
1
—
June-Deo
$102% 103'/a
Jan-Julj
+41 Va
33
F
1941
coupon)
$70
on.
AMedellin
A7s
104%
52
45
39
1
45
'•
80
85
7s
20
Rail-
Util-
trials.
of
107%
1.17 7a
120
101 %
105
94
97
-
104
104
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Range Sine*
Sold
Bid & Asked
High
-•
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
...April-Oct
Jan-July
474
7B
76
474
71%
71%
June-Dee
—
449
46%
53 y*
Loan—
93'%
94
79
95,.
83
83
77%
89 '
47'%
Jan-July
7%
8
''9%
1927)
Chile
of
Bank of Denmark
33
38
49
46 y8
54
—Afay-Nov
450
50
50
450
50%
50%
..June-Dec
1931
5s
38
49
49
.-April-Oct
1947
6s
23
436
—May-No®
—June-Dec
1474
21%
418
1958. _Mar-Sepl
1951
146'%
37
48
80
91
—June-Dec
1972
84
84
84
36'A
36'A
36'A
2
31 y8
37%
23%
24%
124
18%
25%
36'A
31
38
(Plan A)
reduced
de
5'% s
Mar-Sept
2008
—
(ser ABODE)
Janeiro
Interest
ARussian
2'/8s
to
(Republic of)
stamped
reduced
Jan-July
1997
—
(Plan A)
2%
to
June-Dec
4
2%
54
2%
3%
2%
2%
Jan-July
1919
1921
36'A
28'A
Jan-July
2012
6'%s
Government
•No
e
2%
25
2%
3%
(not
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-Interest,
included in year's range).
I Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, b Extransaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
year's range), xEx-dividend. yEx-rigbts.
zEx-liquidating dividend.
value,
par
Odd-lot
a
transaction
n
(not
Under-the-rule
included
in
A Bonds
and asked prices;
no
sales being transacted during current week.
78
"5
73
86
1
82
95
81
1
81
92
$80
90
85
95%
tive;
81
83
91%
"w
representative stocks and bonds
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
used
Abbreviations
above—"cod,"
15*
roads
itles
213.91
212.22
"cons,"consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
trust certificates;
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc
10
Total
% 10
First
Second
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
Rails
ities
Bonds
Stocks
trials
Ralls
10
Total
Date—
Jun 24
.
Closed
52.39
42.31
74.83
52.05
41.60
74.14
214.68
53.10
41.87
206.72
51.24
40.38
72.35
June
30——
1
209.08
52.24
40.64
102.38
73.25
103.53
90.60
104.98
102.31
■
102.95
90.00
104.81
90.03
104.84
89.15
104.85
99.79
102.23
102.90
89.10
104.68
■
99.73
29
Jun
30
.
High
37.89 Jun 23
Low
35.13 Jan
4
36.42
Range for 1949
36.35
28
Jun
100.05
102.93
Closed
37.13
26
Jun
100.02
103.09
102.23
Range for 1950
Closing
—
Jun 27—
100.37
102.23
75.08
29———-1
deposit;
"x w," without warrants.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Bonds—
June
U.*!«
certificates of
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting
i," when Issued; "w w," with warrants;
Jun
-
1C4
Feb-Aug
Oct
Bank
1%S to 2'%s
82
Closed
June 28
106 3%
2
92'%
.-May-No®
stamped
stamped
Interest
Peru
88%
Averages
the daily closing averages of
June 24
June 27
91%
3
11778 118%
,
1955
43%
10
"
Period
1953
5s
(issue
Parana
$70
Jan-July
1952
30
26
33
106% 1063%
92%
Interest
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
81
82
.
Indus-
June
63
425
Feb-Aug
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
•
104'/a
CO lJr
x
100
102%
—
-Stocks-
Date—
102
61
450
1959
City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
73
1957
Stock and Bond
listed
63
1037/a
102
Union—
A Lima
82
1955
Feb-Aug
coupon)
1952
are
102
71'/a
99%
—"
--
39
39
June-Dec
{July 1941 coupon)
Below
643/4
Sec—
1957
1941
55
Port
principal.
1958
1955
(Dec 1
series
A7s
A 7s
Power
1
55
& Waterways —
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
61
—
--
Jan-July
1963
market
series
1954
1960
Valley 7s 1948
Cons Municipal
fFriday's bid
International
5s
debentures
External 5%s
118'/a
RR—
on)
(coupon
Ex-coupon
58
'
Bank—
Mar-Sepl
Western
&
55
T
1956
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April 1946_
A20 year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
Rio
1953
coupon
coupon
Green Mountain Power 3%s
Guantanamo
58
43%
5
4
•
425
Low
47
99%
117%
30
—
60%
39
15
40
99% 101%
100
Mar-Sept
stamped 1961
Grand
49'A
Hotel—
Traction
AMortgage
Co—
1940
1
43
47
47
Friday
A
Finland
1947 coupon
Newspaper
conv
Mortgage
1993
1965—
5s
P 1947
Nov
ex
RR
Elec
with Nov
A-6%s
A
series B 1993
3%s
Lt &
96
90
Division—
J
4s
mortgage 4s
Gas
Elmira
A
N
mortgage
Eastern
47
June-Dec
1956
coupon
New York Curb Exchange
100'A
.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of
89 va
77
104%
102
'
'
J.
-
...
2
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
173
102%
bonds
\
-.'a. '■
80
Co—
1940
1
1
income
Western
109'A
166
„
102
Registered
•'
•
April-Oct
June-Deo
High
103%
17
106% 107'/a
■
Low
No.
High
X104 % 105
Jan-July
1977
96
77
Jan.-July
_
Interest reduced to 2%s 2008
1947—1978
of
1067a
$95
Jan
2
Jun
Mar-Sept
debenture
103%
106
4106'% 106%
Mar-Sepl
June-Dec
Authority—
series
revenue
Service
1966
1946
Service
Dec
Penn
Feb
Jan-July
1954
106%
101%
104
Apr
Week's Range
—-
June-Dec
1948
103%
4102
1334 May
6,300
Sale Price
Quar-Feb
1970
4103% 105%
Feb-AUg
May -Nov
April-Oct
Washington Water Power 3 %s 1964
Apr
16%
100
Jan-July
Central States Electric Corp 5s debs
5%s
5s coll trust
stamped
Dec
12 34 Mar
35%
800
Last
June-Dec
1964
105%
Corp—
Waldorf-Astoria
Danish
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
108
104%
—
107% Mav
Jun
Low
Atlantic
1053/4
105
4106'%
4102
% Mar
13%
4
Interest
Exchange
10934
104
104% 105%
Jan-July
& Bros 5s 1989
Electric
with
14*4 Mar
Ij,200
Friday
BONDS
102%
106
—
106
106
Aprll-Ocf
stamped 1940
Industrie.'—
2nd
A7s
£1
Hargreaves
102%
1
32
4103 %
(Calif)—
BONDS
receipts
16.5
10534
104%
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Gas
160%
104%
105
Jan
4
Apr
29% Mar
13%
Apr
12
Jan
3%
12% May
12% May
20
106 3 4
Ltd—
deposit
4%
75
.13
106
8
common
61
May
—
—
55
1
....
Hydro-Electric Co—
United
22'4 Mar
6%
2
3.06
May
3%
—100
Inc
W)
3%
13
•
pid
55
99
106%
106
....
$25
106,
A 6 %s with Aug
1 1940 coupon 1953
Feb-Aug
A 6 %s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
?%s revenue 1969
..May-Nor
Jun
17%
25
4%%
109
105%.
105
(Hugo))
A7-4s
Feb
17%
■
8
l
preference—
Wright
21% Mar
1
w
&
Petroleum
Woolworth
32*4
Apr
7%
■
—
25
w
Industries
Woodley
6%
w
common
Pwr
Apr
18%
6%
:
•
common
br'o
Elec
Co
Inc
preferred
Wisconsin
27
3%
10
5
&
5%
Winnipeg
1
Corp
Corp
Products
Wilson
Co
Oil
--
19
105
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
West
Whirlpool Corp
Willson
■
25
20%
19
20
—
A 7-4s
Stinnes
28% Mar
650
28
Williams
175 34 Mar
Feb
24%
20
River
114%
Jun
250
29%
Inc
(The)
Jun
157
25%
24%
20
Wickes
112 Va
20
'
1%
Stationery
10
Wichita
Apr
98%
Apr
tt
Westmoreland
Whitman
2%
8%
20
shoe
Jan
Jun
13 34
Feb
107%
104%
—
163% 163%
May-No®
1981
1952
1971—
Corp Inc
(Hugo)
Apr
9*4
3%
1.25
Westmoreland C6al
w*»venberg
2%
112
IVa Mar
9%
~
warrants
Manufacturing
Western
Jan
9%
30
Watch Co.
Baking
Wentworth
West
1
preferred
cum
Jan
Jun
7
-
105%
55
April-Oct
3s
6s B
Gas
3s
Stinnes
6
106 va
105'
105%
$104
--
'
Edison
3s
Southern
Starrett
109
105%
105
——.
1973
A
ref
Spalding (AG)
,
105
66%
106
105'A
81
$104% 106
June-Dee
Jun
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—•
7 Co
preferred
*.
100
55%
103
103
6
106'A
$104
1C5
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Power Corp 3s
California
Southern
Va May
_•
104'A
106
—•
60%
12
104
——
April-Oet
April-Oct
Jan-July
1947 coupon 1960
Gas Co—
Joaquin Lt & Pow
1st
W
Waco Aircraft Co
63
47%
101 Va
64
63
63
May-No®
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s series A 1952
3'4s
15'%
■
98
Service Electric &
Jun
3%
•
16
52%
4101% 103%
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
1967
4%s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3 %s 1970
Waitt
High
83
56%
47%
Jan-July
A 6
Public
Jun
80
4%
20c
Vogt Manufacturing
5
310
30
4%
—1
Inc
4,200
78
12
305
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
Southern
*
6%
5%
71
•
Mot-Nov
1963
to
Light
Power 3y*s
Safe Harbor Water
Venezuela
Low
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
Apr
25%
1952
coupon
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'4s 1964
San
Venezuelan
91%
Jan. 1
No.
450
Park
Apr
Feb
2%
25
1940
1
1952
coupon
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Jun
6%
24 %
3%
•
common
93
Jan
25
—10
5
Light
High
83
Efmgf: Sluice
Sold
Jun
2% May
40
—10
common
17
Jan
Jan
4%
300
13
Jan
84
300
49%
Sugar
Power
675
6%
-10
-
Insurance
Universal
Utah
91'%
5%
5%
common
Consolidated
4'%
87'%
_
III1
Reclaiming Co
Universal
Utah-Idaho
•
warrants..
common
Stores Corp
15 '4
•
Securities
with
Bid & Asked
Valley RR—
44
B
1940
1
Superpower 6s 1963
McCord Corp debentures 4'/2s 1956
41%
1%
1st
7s
42 %
151%
S
Bonrls
Friday's
or
Ian-July
Altalian
42%
1 %
U
Last
Sale Price
Hydro-Electric Co—
42 7«
15%
class
1952
certificates
escrow
with Nov
25
1
Co
United
4
1
Foil
U S
Apr
_10c
Air
S
S
A 7s
common
S
$5
Isarco
Jan
A
%
5%
Jan
19
7
240
>8o
ADebenture
1U
Conditioning Corp
U
U
U
240
'
.
Jun
-25
common
Preferred
United
240
-25c
—10
Machinery
Period
Low
Feb
17%
I
4
.100
common
preferred
United
30
registered.
& Canal
RR
18%
17%
I '/a Mai
—
18%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
High
Jun
15%
„
Amer
Week's Rat'ge
Friday
Range Since January 1
•
common
participating preferred
United
30
Interstate Power Co—
±..<-ciistribution
75c
JUNE
BONDS
Shares
Light & Railways—
United Milk Products
EXCHANGE
ENDED
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
CURB
FOR
35
—
36.07
35.52
High
35.20 Dec. 31
Low
27.79 Jun. 15
;
4
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(36)
Transactions at the New York Stock
Week Ended June 30, 1950
and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
3,035 0j0
2.658 239
?:\587.000
C,930,900
4.413,000
6 061,000
5,829,000
17.098.654
$28,826,900
,
■
3 949 174
—
4 858,570
—
2 597 280
.
Thursday
Friday
Total
Total
Stocks
Government
Bond
iNumber
Bonds
Sales
Closed
$784,000
744,000
340,000
509,000
286,000
i>)tv
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
United States
Bonds
Foreign
$6,371,000
7,680,900
$10,000
$2,669,000
Monday
689.490
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
D.
S.
$145,700
$10,000
$8,000
11,000
303,000
791,000
1,153,020
56,000,770
48,918,370
28,826,900
11,274,000
503,406,200
347,516,600
$12,446,020
$559,855,670
$397,542,970
Industrial
&
Total
OTHER
Week's
18.000
1,000
273,000
$223,000
$29,000
$1,367,000
American Agricultural Chemic*
American Sugar Refining
— *
.100
American
Tel
100
152%
American
Woolen
•
24%
Anaconda
Copper
Tel
•
_o0
28,293,346
$1,115,000
$483,000
$16,998,000
$18,132,000
223,000
59,000
8,239.000
5,607.000
29,000
14.000
1,414,000
1,021.000
$1,367,000
$556,000
$26,651,000
$24,760,000
Bonds
r_rz
government
Foreign corporate
WEEK
Total
EXCHANGES
ENDED
JUNE
30
Week's
LOW
High
High
46%
125
40%
Feb
46%
46%
48%
55
3874
Jan
51% May
161% May
148 Ve 157'/a
Ssles
■
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Armco Steel
Kange Sine# January 1
41%
—
56,160,576
Sale Price
8 hare*
10,803J
146%
Jan
23%
25 %
370
21%
Feb
29%
31%
349'
277/a Mar
32
Jun
Jan
33% May
JQJO
762,315
Last
for Week
Low
Par
FOR
Jan. 1 to June 30
rasa
1949
2.936,535
Salee
Range
of Pricee
Last
l
8c
254 000
Friday
Bale Priea.
?
185,000
219,000
$1,115 000
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
|
9,000
6.000
433 805
Domestic
Foreign
STOCK
RANGE
Boston Stock
o
oni)
49 000
38.000
1950
$31,505,900
Railroad
j i
127 000
175,000
2,936,535
$317,000
Bank
53 ono
393.695
113,116,144
2,669,000
Government
273 000
887.570
$353,000
$2,000
531,975
i,
Stocks—No. of shares
Foreign
$65,000
Week Ended June 30
251,889,199
Bonds
International
$286,000
1949
3,333,540
17,098,654
Total
Corporate
$31,505,900
1950
1949
1950
shares
Foreign
Government
Jan. 1 to June 30
Week Ended June 30
of
Domestic
Saturday
6,580,000
6,115,000
iPar Value)
Foreign
Shares)
Closed
4,759,000
$10,000
Bonds
o/
Week Ended June 30,1950
Total
Stocks—No.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
lnt'l
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
.
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
.
Avco
10
Manufacturing.
Bethlehem
Jan
39%
7%
190
674
Jun
8%
Jun
80
34%
Jun
38%
mmmm mmtm— — — — —
mm—mmmmm.—
Jun
35
25
25%
25%
27
195
25%
Jun
30%
Jan
71 % '
68%
76%
590
68%
Jun
80 %
Jun
68 %
76%
378
66 Va
Feb
32 %
32 Va
12
31%
Jan
12%
13%
871
11%
Feb
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
30% Jan
34%
Apr
...25
...
H
s,
Jun
6%
34%
Service
10
_*
Columbia
2674
3474
mm—mm
Products
City
1,101
*
Steel—
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Cities
High
LOW
High
37 %
7
3
Range Since January 1
34 «/8
35%
72
■
—"
•
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
12%
'
8%
8%
31%
i
32%
—
100
80
f
-
t
100
pid
Boston 8c Albany RR
Boston Edison
Boston Elevated
Railway—
116%
—25
114% 116%
111
.100
110% 113'/a
45%
8%
class B
1st
Personal
pfd
Jan
45%
48%
3,477
45%
15%
1,795
32%
36
235
120
Feb
117% May
Jun
51
Jun
14%
Jan
15%
Jun
32%
Jun
40%
Apr
%
Apr
Day Power ft Light
Federated
32%
4%
loO
Trust.—
5%
4%
300
.100
75
4 %' Jun
21
80
International
Lima
Calumet 8c Hecla..
...5
Century Shares Trust
6
Jan
National
Jan
22
Jan
New
Jan
85
Jun
5% Mar
55
______
Street
Mass
5%
1
5%
100
5%
Jun
900
36.49 46.49
36.49
Jun
68%
*
76%
313
66%
12%
.«
«.
Copper Range Co
Eastern
Apr
\1
1 :•
13 V*
101
12% Mar
Feb
6% May
46.49
Jun
79% May
14% May
Pennsylvania RR:_i_^_
Pure
Oil
Corp
,^.-4i
100
57
59%
60
54
May
64%
Feb
Sears
loO
60'/a
60'/a
50
58
May
75
Jan
Socony
5%
preferred
adjustment...
100
35%
37
45
32
Apr
41%
Jan
Vacuum
Southern Co
•
19%
20
1,485
19%
Jun
24%
Feb
Standard
Jun
Inc
_
Employers Group Assoc
*
37
35
38%
328
35
First National
•"
69%
69%
74 %
225
66% Jan
Roebuck
_
General
Capital
1
Corp-
General Electric
Gillette
Lone
•
Safety
Kennecott
55.03
1
45%
•"
37%
Star Cement
41
Jan
50% May
33%
Jan
42%
487
49%
68%
70%
8%
8%
52%
8
England Electric System
New England Tel St Tel
(N
Rexall
Drug
16% Mar
22
15c
30c
11%
12%
2,741
10%
Jan
94
94
98
680
92%
Feb
5
7%
Jan
Stone
14%
50
...25
4%
Ihc
15%
20%
5
Jun
1%
'
15
Jan
18%
Jun
16%
31% Mar
36%
Feb
28 %
62%
4;257
53%
Feb
65%
1,175
40%
Apr
49 Va
60
40%
Jan
42%
50
37%
Jan
11%
12%
217
11%
Jun
14%
Cincinnati Gas
Cincinnati
30%
34%
1,918
30%
Jan
36 Vb
Exchange
Week'*
Sale*
Rang*
for Week
ofPrieee
ftkirts
Low
Cine
8c
Sub
Bell
Rights
common
...
_
8%.
10
—25
30%
—
4%
68%
_
.
Stock
5%
_
Yard
_
Preferred
Eagle
Plcher
Formica
Gibson
_
_
100
10
_
Insulation
Art
Hobart
•
St
_
—
O
Randall
S
"B"
5*
Preferred
Unlisted
American
•
L
Printing
_
21% Mar
3%- Feb
82
14%- Jan
17%
Jan
75
15%
20
Apr
35Va
_
16%? Jun
10
29%
350
30%
32%
27%
28%
90
4%
4%
867
68%
71%
5%
7
12%
13
101
9%
lOi:
582
522
19,043
320
43*
20
18%
75
34%
240
54%.
54%.
55
48
Jun
Feb
21%
Jun
\
'
11%
Jun
13% Mar
20%
21%
125
20%
Jun
24% Mar
27%
30%
.
'
•
30%
30V4
-
48%
48%
Jun
35%
Jun
39% May
66
Jan
79%
Jun
)
375
25%
Jan
31%
Jun
.(j
i t
50
40
30%
•
30 %
20
45
45
46%
97
31%
34 %
987
32%
33%
Jun
50 Va
35
Jun.
*
24%
25
150
58%
60%
327
60%
65%
1,390
16
16
18%
105
13;
13
14%
73
Ford
50%
Jun
37%
Jun
Jan
36-
Jun
New York Curb
Exchange
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Exchange
DETROIT
Building
Detroit-Stock Exchange
■iJ-X'i t!-7v
'
Jun
20% May
38
Apr
32%- Feb
39% May
80%- Feb
26% Jan
4% Mar
68 %
Jun
5% May
12%. Apr
9%« Jan*
101
Jun
35
Mar
32% May
5% Apr
80
May
7'/a
Jun
13%
ltf1
Feb
Mar
1Q6:
May
15%
Apr
19%
Jan
30
Jun
42 Va
Jun
53%
Jan
60
Feb
24
Feb
25%
Jan
58%
Jun
67%
Apr
16
Jun
20%
Jun
Jan
14%
Jun
11%
-
Low
Davidson
filfg common.—^^,-1
Apr*
41%
Jim*
29%
Jan
35%
Jun
300
77c
14%
174-
2.365
16 74
15%
13%
13%
€8%
74-74"
10
20%
20%
2074
32%
33%
6%
7%
7 Va
7%
22%
233i
614
6 %
23
10
—
1-
-
_—l_ _5
:
Brewing
211
Jan
32%^ Jun
Apr
357ivMar
6y8
Jun
7%
Apr
6%
Apr"
7%
Jun
7%
Feb
.
22
Jan
8% May
2¥
2IV2 Mar
24
23
Feb
25%
Jun
Jun
3%
Jun
100
200-
2%
.
185
274
18
Apr
2%
2,510
Jan
7% May
-
3%' Mar
26c
28c
600
26c
Jun
44c
22
2474
655
20
Feb
25%
4
4%
120
Ihdustriefe
4%
1'
Manufacturing class B
1
Va
.
13%
—
5
762
4l/a May
4% Jan
500
4%
14
May
20%- Jun
1
-i-l-
—;
May "
6% May
255
18
2%
2%
L
Apr
Jun
5
Brewing
Jun
15%
216
3%
18
187/8
81
240
6,127
23
3
„
For footnotes
ree nat;e
k
45.
__ioo
11% Mar
14
6%
Jan'
General
Finance
General
Motors
1
33%. Jan
39
41
46% Mar
49
May
Great
12
Apr
Higbie
Graham
Paige Motors
—i
common——
Lakes OH & Chemical
85%
_1
1
1 7B
1
1%
7 74
3%
'
Apr
May
-
1%
174
7
Feb
70
Jan
150
3
Apr
100
1%- Jun
2%
2,700
l%r Feb'
1% May
174,
1 Vjb
300
9174
3%
5,936
7%
85%
3%
7%
10
—*
Gerity-Michigan Corp.
202
10
148% 156%
50
365
9%; Jan
146%
Jan
161% May
1
Jim
May
'
34%
10
151%
-
1% May
20
9,053*
23
23
^__1
-
Jun-
250
7%-
2274
a&fc-l
Corp
*
Jun
13%
63% Mar
3,476*
6 % ■
7%
__
»
940
Jan
13%
1,104
1
Mar
13%
780
Steel
Wood
35%
850
13%
•
Fruehauf Trailer common
Gaf
745
235
70%
_
Mogul
Gemmer
Jan
13%-
_^J_i_25
common
Economy Baler Co
Ale
10
Jan
33%
1.00
1%
—
common
Bros
Frankenmuth
20% May
41%
*
Detroit Steel Products
Federal
' 6(4
12%
Power
Steel
High
Jun
Jan
5
1,050
41%
Detroit ft Cleveland N&vtgatftra-,^
5
Detroit
Edison
«_20
Detroit
Low
13%
220
19%
30%
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Friars
17%
17%
Range Since January 1
High
5
5
2
Continental- Motors
47%
Mar
Share#
Bearing
Consolidated' Paper
47%
►
for Week
of Prices
____21
Prod
Company
Consumers
Salee
Range
Sale Price
ptir
Burroughs Adding Machine
Chrysler Corp —
65% Mar
55% Mar
:£
Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Week's
Friday
Last
'
Rubber
Roller
Briggs
Hall
81 THeeraph
:
i i'
Telephone: WOodward 2*5525
34%
1,
American Telephone
'
■t f
Jun
Jan,
30%
75"'
I
..
Jun
45
25%
•
8
-99"
Jun
Jun
4% -Jan
Feb
Stacks—
Airlines
I1
i»
133
..
32'/a
Detroit Stock Exchange
Gabriel
40
60%
47%
_
Jan
59
■
17%
*
common
_
17ya
29 %
34%
30
•?'
common
Rapid
U
Apr
Apr
16%
60%
*
new
High
19%
17%
—
8c
2%
32%
_____
Kroger
P
18%
72
9%
_
Jun
16
133
Members
Budd
112
2%
*
—
common
LOW
20%
29%
Tel
Cincinnati Union
Dow
High
19%
16%
34%
Railway
44%
223
11%
12.50
New York Stock
Bower
16%
10
Mach
57
20%
Watling, Lerchen 6k Co.
Baldwin
Bsiftltacs January 1
2%
—
——
& Electric
47%
19
35%
10
Westlnghouse Electric
Altes Brewing
American Metal
19%
Mill
Jun
73%
Jun
3
Street
34%
71%
•
Jan
32'
1
Cincinnati
Jun
48%
Ate mmmmmmm
42% May
46% May
8
Carey
31%
Jan
41%
Par
Carthage common
Champion Paper
345
Jun
43%
Lai*
Brewing
(Philip)
34 %
Jun
57%
42%
Friday
Burger
i
-
32%
18
,
Jan
22%
41%
42%
.
i
i
Jun
Jun
633
BelePvlew
.20
?'
35 7e
16% Jun
250
Cincinnati Stock
Mach
Jun
Apr
20
A.,-
Laundry
36%
23%
-25
^
".
E-aldwin
Feb
Jan
21%
*
7% May
12%
Balcrank
26%
12%
11%
STOCK#
American
};
196
344
Jan
Feb
5%
42'/2
STOCKS
May
33%
20%
19%
1
Apr
58%
12.50
15
32%
44%
15
__
18% Mar
579
10
Waldorf System Inc—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
"
Jun
34
25
S RUbber Co
105
j 4
Jun
Jan
26%
..25
commn"
15%
5%
Lamp
a
Mfg common—.
preferred'
i
'
v
36%
26% Mar
18%
0
J±
(new)
Jun
26%
•
Machinery
preferred
70c
101%
32
United
Shoe
15
1
Feb
34%
#
Feb
10
Jan
80c
230
___•
Co
85
Apr
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
124
15%
18%
32%
-
1474
34%
<
May
14%
300
205
•
Jun-
9% May
29c
1,173
4%
80c
6%
26%
T1
15%
Jan
May
96%
10
5%
5
6%
14%
80c
Unotf Twist Drill
United
600
•
Association
Fruit
60c
c.SO
Webster
8c
40c
Jan
31%
32%
15
Sr
—
Carbide
102% May
7%
765
101% 101 %
11%
85
200
,
18%
50
———————m
:* C*-'
13 % Mar
335
8%
Jun.
30
22
Jun
1,200
8%
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58% Mar
8%
____.__.10
Torrington Co
♦
62
Jun
15c
100
Co
Jan
50
150
19%
_2.50
Hi
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine
Shawmut
!
Haven
47%
21%
11%
31%
32
IZZI-I-8
i
Feb
11%
of
& Hartford—100
North Butte Mining.
16
15
53
Jun
7%
18%
20
.,
80% Mar
8%
17%
1
New
Jun
15c
l
ft
i
68%' Jun-'
58%
Union
U S 8teel
50
52%
50
•
40
Apr
Studebaker
Jun
Jun
9% May
22% Jun
\\j
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'
31%
21%
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(Ohio)..
761
—•
Racing- Assn____
Northern RR
Oil
2,295
National Service Cos.
i
!
Standard
56.13 May
•
Corp.
RR common....
York- New
(N
56%
-
1
(Ky)_l*-^
Oil
48 %
Nash-Kelvlnator
New
Oil
40 %
t
1
Standard
36
»
«,
44%
53.32 Feb
-
Standard Oil (Ind)—_
100
Co.__.-_
Mathleson Chemical Corp
Mergenthaler Linotype
Narragansett
9
14%
Jun
25
*
40% Mar
54%
Razor
Copper
Maine Central
55.03
Jun
8%
75
8%
_
76%
Apr
11%
12%
_______
Standard
4
Stores
r
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Brands
Jun
8%
—_
series it.
Jun
9874
11%
'
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U
preferred
50%
Jan
i
Jun
Jan
68%
11%
_u'__
1st preferred series A____
41%
41%
250
46 VA *
92%
11%
n
—
Schenley Ind
Ry—
34% Mar
35
1,134
45
85%
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39% *'.
45%
87%
5
Edison
Radio
37 %'
37%
104
#
Tel
&
Distillers: i^._ rvj'itl
York
Ohio
6r/o
Eastern SS Lines
5
'
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10
T..r
—
Tel
6%
t
7
Hamilton
19%
206
70
5
Ohlo
Service
^
Dept Stores.
Electric
General Motors
66
100
5%
20
•
Boston & Providence RR
Cities
—_
-
stamped
Prop
Mar
General
100
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Volume 172
Number 4921
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(37)
OTHER
STOCK
RANGE
Weeks
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Hoover
Ball
Bearing
Manufacturing
Hoskins
Howell
&
Lou?-
10
—
14%
Drug
Jun
Illinois
14%
(Un)
Screw
12%
Jan
14%
Jun
25c
4%
Jan
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Independent Exploration Co
Park
150
3%
Feb
,1,200
13%
Feb
3,900
4%
Jan
17 Va May
7% Jun
Intercoast
7"/a
international
Nickel
21%
Feb
31 %
Jun
International
Paper Co
%
Apr
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
1%
Reo
337
1%
Jan
639
39%
Jun
2
900
_
2
2
24
10
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Paper
_
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n.eunecott
Jun
Kern
3,130
15%
Jan
400
27a
Apr
3,100
2%
Apr
3%
3% Mar
1,400
3%
20% May
3 % Jan
500
37/e May
47/a Jan
Copper Corp
County Land Co
new
Tube
common
E
Superior Tool & Die
Jun
Lockheed
2%
Jan
Loew's
Jun
247/8
Jun
Los
147a
14 %
Angeles Biltmore Hotel Co
135
11% Mar
157/a
Jun
Los
Angeles
6%
6%
250
6% May
7%
2%
1,000
2
Jan
100
11
Jun
11
2,165
12
Feb
13%
2%
—
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12%
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9%
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100
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600
16%
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1
common-
2%
16
•
3% Mar
Jun
Aircraft Corp
Inc
12
9%
Jan
7%
5,800
4%
Jun
74
16%
Jan
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315
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57
51 %
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1,723
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31%
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8 V8 Mar
1.10
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1.00
Jun
2874
30 %
2,115
2*%
Jan
32% May
15
15 Va
320
15
Jun
18 Vb
26
11
12%
11%
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Jun
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2%
Feb
2%
Feb
14
Jun
Magnavox Company
Oil
Mascot
26%
1,650
24
5
306
Apr
14
Jun
Middle South
Jun
Minnesota
4%
Apr
Montana
3 %
Apr
8%
Power
Diablo
Inc
1.40
(Un)
•
10
Feb
13%
Jan
9%
Jun
Nash-Kelvinator
6
1,130
Jan
29% May
320
May
605
7i%
Jan
237/b
Apr
97c
Mar
100
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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35
31%
Jun
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315
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Apr
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6%
Jun
National
1
Apr
1%
Jan
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30%
27
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1—!
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4%
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Corp
Distillers
York
22
May
1
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22%
22%
400
21%
Jun
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Jan
11%
12%
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11%
Jan
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Corp
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Apr
8c
9c
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Jun
14c
Jan
16% May
21% Mar
(Un)
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16% Mar
Nordon Corporation Ltd
100
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8% May
9%
North
Amer
10%
Jan
American
Co
(Un)
10
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18%
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Jan
North
American
Oil
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10
18
18%
475
41
Feb
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230
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22%
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122
31%
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Aviation
Pacific
Occidental
Inc
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Railway
Petroleum
Co
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
•
Corp
Par
Alaska
Corp
1
Juneau
Alleghany
Gold
Corporation
Allis-Chalmers
Airlines
American
Power
Radiator
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San
American
'
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Armco
Armour &
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Avco
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Locomotive
Petroleum
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8%
9
600
5
87'8
100
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—
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1
10
10%
Mar
17%
Feb
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Jun
12%
Apr
7%
16%
Apr
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18
1,630
16%
Jun
20
Feb
Richfield
25c
Jan
40c
Apr
Ryan
10
Feb
Jan
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46
May
15% May
2(4 Jan
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200
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42
10 % Mar
1
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Mar
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1
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Mar
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17% Jun
Apr
43%
Jan
42
Jun
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4.32%
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class
Calif
Southern
Standard
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19(4
Standard
Oil
Co
Oil
Co
Studebaker Corporation
Jan
2 130
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260
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12
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(Un)
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220
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720
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71
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25
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Jun
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38% May
71
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Webster
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100
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Jun
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Century-Fox Film
May
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Union
United
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United
Air
Lines
18%
19%
500
15%
Jan
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48%
1,030
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May
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49%
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United
States
85
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17
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•
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25
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Feb
18%
14%
Shell Oil Co
1
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11
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35%
8%
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Jan
Jun
1
200
16'/2
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Apr
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55%
3%
8
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5
;
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28% May
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29
100
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160
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Apr
10
Jun
34 Va May
Jan
l
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100
35%
32 %
50
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220
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300
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100
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Jan
26
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FOR
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Feb
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88
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23
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Chicago Board or Trade
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16
Jan
75
25
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MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
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Griesedieck
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Friday
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49
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610
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22
340
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33
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35
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13 ¥2
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28
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St Louis
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Jun
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Jan
22
25%
5
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Securities
Feb
21%
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11
Feb
13
18%
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Jun
11%
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St
Jan
Apr
25%
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St Joseph Light
4%
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3
17%
50c
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Feb
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Apr
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Rexall Drug
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13%
—2.50
(The)
Car
9%
13%
Jun
Mar
300
67a
116% 128 3
Jan
350
23
2%
Steel
Oil
15
119
i
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
35
23
6%
19
26% Mar
850
22
33 ¥2
2% Mar
6.000
16%
50
100
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
Public
6%
25
Pennsylvania RR
3%
13
Jan
Jan
30%
574
19%
22%
22
—*
Peabody Coal Co common
5% prior preferred
3
Jun
10 Va
1.800
1,405
8%
3%
18%
1
Co
4
9% Mar
25"a
6.300
3%
30%
2134 Mar
10%
20
13%
42
Feb
16
600
17 %
Jun
Jan
Jun
8%
5.600
29%
17%
3%
(Un)
Apr
24 Va
30 7 8
Pan American World Airways
Jun
15
200
29%
-
Circle
Jaa
1.000
13%
Pressed
ll¥a
1.250
I
Potter Co
500
May
5%
3%
8
w
29% May
Feb
16% May
Co—:
Rights
Jan
3 ¥2
12% Mar
Edison
Pictures
24%
700
1.300
Ohio
Motor Car
300
*
Co
Warrants
22
•
(Minn;
Bancorooration
11% May
16% Mar
19'%
18
(Un)
Mar
41
37
10
Aviation
Apr
61% May
10%
•
3%
38
Apr
3%
4
Feb
Jun
17%
4
Jan
53%
9%
.1
May
7
32%
13%
—
(Un)
2% Mar
29
30
5
20
Pen
15
Jan
900
10
RR
23
4
50c
(Un)
Mfg—
Shoe
100
6
12%
3%
*
common
Corp
&
Jun
Co
Parker
Feb
May
2%
Car
Paramount
11%
16%
American
Packard
19
200
American
Co
Jan
Jun
580
North
Mfg
9
2%
North
Oak
15 ¥2
Jun
17%
*
Central
Eush
100
1.000
7%
2%
American
Nunn
5% May
16%
common
new
Illinois
1.000
9%
9
North
Northern
7%
18
13
9%
1
National Standard
National
100
400
10
preference
Company
28
59
I
Montgomery Ward A Co
Muter
28
*
vtc common
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Missouri
28%
5
preferred
prior
Jan
*
Corp
Hart
23%
1,200
57
_1
Piping & Supply—
Miller &
27 "a
28
*
Products
Utilities
25%
57
4
Co
South
Midwest
1
Food
Middle
25 %
8% Mar
•
Brick
Blanke
Meyer
14
*
class B
Cement
Portland
Metropolitan
$1
Co
A
87%
Jun
Jun
12%
16
7
7%
8
13
11%
•
w
Llbby.
A
1
6% May
Apr
4%
1
Jan
46
16
16 %
16%
17
xl4
33 %c
2
16
8
•
•
Marshall
l
45.
30
300
29%
41
Co
Printing
"•
Razor
Apr
May
a
200
41%
(Un)
5
Utilities
4%
700
I
5%
^
Jan
43
287
20
Shinkle
&
10
common
Jan
100
•
(Un)
Lonergan Mfg class B
Sangamo
I
Jun
Jun
Electric—
A
Sessions
&
When
Inc_—IIII
Auto
8%
13%
'
Dredge
Co
of
1%
27
■
;
6% Mar
27
34 %
Co(Un)
Gas
May
43%
2
Mfg
45%
30%
80
Co
(The)
Controller
4%
65%
£5
de
Laclede
Pure
to
class
-
—
28
1
Laclede-Christy
Perfect
7%
6%
30
Jun
Corp—
Corp
Jun
37
33 ¥2
•
Light
Monarch
Apr
29%
50
Finance
12%
Ohio
42%
i
changed
100
34%
Co
Northwest
30%
common
_
26% Mar
12%
25%
Light
Nash-Kelvlnator
2%
11%
25%
1
(Un)
24% May
12%
--
7.50
(Un)
Tel
Kropp Forge Co
Monroe
19%
15
25
Aircraft
Jan
Jan
300
26%>
*
Jun
14% Mar
May
2 %
*
vtc
19'%
230
13% Mar
3%
13%
1
common
&
18%
15%
Inc
Vultee
I)
Jun
29
44%
Feb
•
System
25 % May
22%
21 ¥4
7%
•
Switchboard common
Middle
150
Edison
Credit
Simons
18
12%
Illuminating
Co
Eddy Paper Corp
Fitz
Feb
57
"
;
14
•
Eastman Kodak
Electric
115
73 ¥4 May
;
'
Eaton
13¥4 Mar
Jun
Inc
Gas
(E
Jun
Feb
Dow Chemical Co
Du
11%
46
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
<
500
12%
(Un)
Iron
(The)
Domestic
12%
55%
50c
\ Dodge Mfg Corp
Name
39 ¥4
1,405
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un>
-
Jan
17%
; Crane
.
30%
10
Continental Motors
Domestic
2,200
lo
Graphite Bronze
Doehler-Jarvis
Jun
36 %
16%
Preferred
...
Feb
150
Consumers Power
,*
6%
1,950
Corp.-
Commonwealth
,
l3/4 Mar
Jun
43%
Co
Co
Jun
4%
1.450
common
Electric
Consumers
1
1,150
15%
2¥a
Consolidated
1,900
5
23
preferred
Foods
Apr
1%
4%
47%
1
Products
Cliffs
Columbia
Jun
47¥4
69%
$4.50 preferred
Coleman
18 ¥»
Jan
46
8
Chrysler Corp
Clinton
Jan
14%
.
Convertible
preferred
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac
Cleveland
11%
35 ¥4
17%
(rJn)
Chicago Towel Co
.
Feb
150
800
*
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Cleveland
37 ¥2
16%
44 %
63%
1
Cleveland
Apr
46
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Service
9¥«
Jan
2%
Brewing Corp
Products
Jan
63 %
9
City
400
5%
33 ¥4
Feb
Central & South West Corp
Cities
6,400
Jan
16%
Carr-Consol Biscuit
Convertible
7%
35%
2 ¥»
__15
common
Certain-teed
6%
May-
15%
_1
Pacific
Centlivre
1
14
(Ft
Canadian
150
•
Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
1%
14%
(Uni
Burkhart
1 ¥a
Knapp
Jun
5
L)
Jan
150
6¥4 Mar
lo
Inc
400
1,350
•
Power A
Drug
26 ¥a May
121 y8
11%
2¥2
Bigelow
Co
Budd
Inc.
Corp
(E J)
Co
Jan
34%
Corp
Sons
Feb
4%
1
4%
1
(George
23
7%
7%
•
Co
A
Stephens
Kellogg
15%
1
Mfg Co
Bliss
23:%
12
delivered
When
25% May
41
10
PI
(Unt__.
21
22
-
14 %
Harvester
Illinois
Lamson
0
Steel
Jun
103 %
650
34%
6%
<
Aviation
Bethlehem
24%
323
5%
-
•
Benquet Cons Mining Co
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1,400
115%
5
3
Bastlan-Blessing Co
Beiden Mfg Co
Bendix
24%
109
4
Washer
Mfg
2218
100
___!
T
11%
18
23%
—
Jun
com
Fe
Corp
Jun
39
Steamship Co
International
29%
_*
Santa
&
Products
12%
Jan
Iowa
pfd
conv
Topeka
Jun.
11%
Kelley Island Lime A Transport
Athey
9%
14
•
38% May
34%
Co
Refining Co
11.500
36
Steel
Jun
50
5
Manufacturing
Feb
11%
11%
•
Light
A
Jan
2,100
14%
(111)
Ashland Oil &
31'%
14
Tool
Pneumatic
26%
22% Mar
13%
(CJni
12%
Jun
36 Vs
Indiana Steel Products
it)
Copper
Armco Steel
Jun
23%
loo
7%
•
W:
9%
650
10
Central
2%
•
,.50
Co
Illinois
Independent
Apr
(Un)—*
150 'u
850
25
1
Jan
12
21
100
100
Bartlett
Spencer
6%
Jan
20%
Co
2
Huttig Sash & Door (new) common_10
Apr
20
10%
1
San
'
Hupp Corp
International
•
American
2%
i
Laboratories
I
3
(Walter E)
Indianapolis
Affiliated Gas Equipment common
1,775
Jan
20%
29%
Ball & Roller Bearm#_
Aetna
18
10
Com
Werner
Hlbbard
Range Since Janaary 1
6%
——5
Castings.
10
1
Corp common
Brewing Co
(G)
Heller & Co
29 Va
10
Corp
Advanced
Low
9
Co
Heln
for Week
•f Prices
9%
25%'
9%
23 3
4
Sales
Bala Prle«
1
;
Instrument Co
Hammond
STOCKS
23 3
4
9%
9%
3
2
Brewery
CLAIRE
Hallicrafters
Week's
(Un)
17%
Jun
14%
14%
100
97
97
70
95% May
98
1
12
12
200
11
Apr
13
300
25
Jur.
31% Mav
12 Yb
Jan
15% May
22
Jan
28¥2 May
•
257a
25
28%
*
14%
14%
15
1,300
•
25%
24%
26%
4,900
*
•
Apr
Jun
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(39)
39
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Bend
Southern
Shares
Indiana
Low
id
5
Co
Southern
(Un)
Works
Lathe
&
19 3e
Low
19
20%
5,700
18
.
18%
San Francisco Stock
11%
11%
12
21
21
21%
Friday
16
21 Ye
18%
Jun
Ve
Jun
233/4
Spiegel
Pacific
Co
.2
Inc
Standard
Dredging common
Standard
Forgings Corp
Standard
On
Standard
01
Oil
Standard
J,
(Ohio)
„
473 4
670
50%
10
11%
2,850
2%
100
2%
9%
1.00
47
493/8
1,300
38%
121
71
—
Va
75
Jun
58
l23/e
3%
Jun
10%
Jun
423/e
Jan
503/e
Jun
36
Jun
38 34
Jun
8% Mar
1,400
66%
25%
Jan
79%
Corp
Container Corp
8%
31 Ye
Jan
25
Corp (TTn)_
Corp
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Machine
•
21%
Apr
832
18 Ye
11%
100
11
May
15 Ya
650
12% Jan
8%
1,800
7%
Jan
8 Ye Mar
32 Ya
1.800
26%
Jan
35% May
Swift
—
Ctfs
of
Co
208
World
Co
Axle
_
5
—
_
12 Va
13
5,000
10%
33 Ye
36 Ve
1,600
33 Ye
12%
__
9
Jun
Power
Radiator
—
Jan
Jun
&
Light
Stan
ft
9% Jan
59%
Jan
717/e
300
147/e
Apr
17%
31
550
15%
163/4
125
48
44%
473/4
14
29
Jun
35
15%
Jun
203/4
&
•
Carbide Se Carbon.
United
Air
lines
Inc
(Un)
Jun
50
%
&
Tel
Co
100
51
U
Paramount Theatres
8
Steel
Van
Dorn
Warner
1
com
Pictures
Electric
Wieboldt Stores Inc
(Un)_
Corp
•
2
Co
15%
1,400
15%
Jun
17%
Beech
Jun
163/0
5
163/4
70
163/e
Jun
23%
Ohio
&
Aircraft
343/8
12,600
25 Ye
Jan
37
7 Ye
200
6% Mar
8%
100
12%
Jun
1,400
30%
Jan
36
5%
14%
100
5
2.50
P10
3
RR
5V»
1,450
15
5% Mar
500
12%
14
6 Y4
Jan
13
Mar
11%
800
16
250
10
Apr
14%
73%
Jan
97
Range
•
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic
City Elec Co
Works
Locomotive
Baldwin
1st
Buad
Power
General
%
14'/a
15%
1,540
14-Va
Jun
19 Va
20
3,086
19 Va
Jun
22
10%
430
l'/4
1%
1%
507
8 Va
8
8%
262
15%
16%
1,185
97/e
67%
Pennroad
6%
1,075
12% Jan
18 Va
Light
62"%
Jan
.
80%
Jun
Jun
8
Jan
21%
Jun
25
21%
Apr
24
May
% Mar
36%
36%
39 V8
215
35%
ADr
1
6
41%
Jan
68 Vz Mar
61%
64%
137
61%
Jun
85 Ve
93%
8,380
68%
Jan
99 Va
Jun
16
37%
675
14%
Feb
1.8Va
7%
400
Jun
8V2
Jan
%
25
%
7
% May
% Mar
9%
10%
1,626
9%
Jun
12% May
233e
22%
25 S/8
6,502
21%
Jan
27% May
15
14%
16
5,342
14%
Jun
18% Mar
Pennsylvania Power ft Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
•
50
10
47 Va
47%
50 3/8
491
41%
Feb
51
Jun
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
*
32%
32%
34%
368
32%
Jun
39%
Jan
div
$1
Service El
24%
26 3/a
23Ve
Jan
24%
24%
25
863
24
Jun
27% May
26% Mar
17
17
5
17
Jan
17
Jan
40%
453/8
1.131
32% Mar
54
div
22%
22%
243/0
1,501
22 %
Jun
26%
Feb
27%
26%
28 3/8
567
26%
Jun
30%
Feb
Oil
common
.50
—
comuum
20%
21 V8
270
20%
Apr
22%
88%
91%
448
66 %
Feb
99
62%
216
55%
Jan
63% May
%
%
200
%
4
Co
Tonopah
United
Corp
United
Gas
^
.13%
Improvement
Westmoreland
Inc
Westmoreland
Coal
—--
Transit Co
.—10
_
■
26
—
4
Feb
1
Apr
May
Apr
Ve
3,225
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
25
28 Va
6:92
25%
Jun
29%
Apr
21
21
50
19
Apr
21% Mar
50
27
Apr
22 Va
3%
29 3
—20
______
BONDS
Baltimore
%
__-l
Mining
j
4
29%
Feb
.1975
—
35%
35%
49 % M ay
$2,000
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
Clark
ID
Columbia
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—I*
*
System
Duquesne Brewing
5
8.50
Equitable Gas Co
Steel
Foliansbee
Pitt
Fort
10
Corp
rl
Brewing
Harbison Walker Refractories com—*
Home
(Joseph 1
*
1
Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
Lone
Fuel
Mountain
—
__
__
Supply
10
S2.50
Pitts
Plate
Screw
preferred
Glass
San Toy
& Bolt Corp
•
1
1
Mining
Steel
Spring
Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Standard
Westinghouse
For footnotes see page
25
10
•
12%
45.
9%
13%
Feb
9%
Jun
11%
Apr
4%
Feb
Apr
7 Va May
9%
Jan
9%
35 Va
Jan
47%
Apr
Apr
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
36%
1,740
30%
Jan
38%
Jun
11%
13 Va
3,475
73/4
Jan
15Ye
Jun
2.70
a27% a28%
7,098
2,10
Jun
3.25
81
24 Ye
Jan
31
2.10
Jan
Apr
295
49 Ve
Jan
51% Mar
64
66%
515
58
Feb
71 Va
8%
275
15%
16 V2
2,185
14%
14%
190
1334 Mar
16 % Mar
a21% &22V2
124
21
24 V4
a43% a51Va
3%
4
Co
Consolidated
Vultee
18
6
100
44 Va
71
993
Ind
14% Mar
17 V4
32%
43 %
33
34 %
897
2.00
2.25
2,600
El
of
Eureka
Jun
May
25%
a9Ye
25%
a9%
31
557
25%
Jun
30%
Jan
38
7%
Jan
11%
Jun
30
220
29%
Apr
35%
Jan
*51
68
75
2.922
63 Ve
Jan
83
Jun
a71%
Feb
__
160
68 3/4
34
34
170
32% Mar
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50
a31 a31%
12% 12%
100
368
12%
Jan
14 Ve
16 Va
Apr
21
.
al6Veal6%
112
30%
Jan
32% Mar
39
200
39
Jun
43
39
__
3Ye
—
31
845
14Ye
__
5
3%
16V2
700
a68%a68%
25
Jun
,61 Va Mar
14
Jan
11%
11 %
20%
34%
2.357
273/4
Jan
194
104
36
102%
Jan
125
17%
Feb
*
1
—
(Uni__
*
—■
1
8%
—
__
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6
6
8%
8%
58c
58c
100
1,635
200
com__5
class A
16
19 Ve
316
15%
18%
587
72
72
12
363/a
Jun
105 % May
20 Va
Apr
6
Jun
8
Jan
71/2
Jan
9 Ye
Apr
55c
11%
11%
68
Jun
Jan
58c
Jan
207/b May
20 Va May
Jan
72
Jan
4
May
Jan
3 Ye
3%
100
3V2
Jan
*
'Um
31%
32'%
782
297/e
Jan
36 Ve May
63 Va a66Ye
317
58 V2
Jan
15
(Un)—10
common
7 Ve
7%
800
6 74
Jan
74%
a63 %
70% May
73/e May
77%
1,695
61 Ve
Jan
81 Ye
Jun
a42% a43%
209
46 % Mar
48 %
Apr
a
—10
8
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a42%
9%
10%
1,925
9%
Jun
12 Ye
5
17%
17%
17%
180
173/e
Jun
23 Ve Mar
•
1
40
39
42V4
2,090
1(5
i7«r
200
13
13
115
19% al9%
26%
27
25
21% Mar
22 % Mar
522
26 % Mar
5%
510
*
(Un)
Co
Co
20
—*
Light
...
Corp
'
a
•
26%
—
•
45%
•
—10
*
87%
12%
(Un)
(Un)
Corp common
Corp
17% May
Jan
__
Machinery & Chemical, com—10
& Kleiser common
-__2%
Paint
Jan
11%
—
Co
Motors
10%
57
1
Nemoun,—
Electric Co
33% May
Jan
9
Corp Ltd
Power &
277/o
Inc—v
*
Jan
'
165
(Un )
Jan
43/4 May
3% Mar
500
29%
3%.
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common.
common
Capwell
—
May
•
Share
&
Jun
19
a30V'2 a31%
(Un)
Works
Oil
Bond
—
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Co
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j..
Apr
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153/4
128
2
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78% May
a68% a76%
__
....
*
Plantation
Florida
2.60
Jan
30
*
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
Kodak
Emporium
1.40
Jun
37
...
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Amer
Corp
Bridge
Dorado
Electric
Jan
Mar
common
Corp
Co
Chemical
Eastman
30
25%
A
Aircraft
America
Fruit
(E
Jun
1,335
•
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preferred
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Jun
25
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
du
43
2,165
2%
Abbey Co
Dumbarton
Jan
Feb
41
__
Jun
34%
16%
__
jun
48
38
*
Class B common
$3
6%
Apr
15%
(Un)
Curtis Publishing Co com
Doernbecher
18 3/4
Mar
5V2 May
43
__
—
Gicrgio
13
3,322
5%
14%
15%
3%
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Co
of
Steel
Cypress
53/4 Mar
Jun
41 %
common
Preferred
Di
3 Ye
Jun
Jun
10
'Un)
Iron
Zellerbach
Crucible
Apr
•
Edison
Oil
Creameries
Crown
18%
Jun
25
Co
&
Solvents
Continental
15%
Jun
9% Mar
8% Mar
725
44 Va
__
_._
100
Sys class A
Gas System com (Un)
14%
14%
9
9%
High
Low
1
common
—
Gladidng
34
May
Golden
90
14
Apr
17
May
4%
325
...
8
Mar
10
Jan
13%
357
11%
Feb
14%
Apr
10%
Jun
10%
Jun
21%
Jun
24%
Jun
12
Jan
*
—
_______
*
Gillette Safety Razor common
Jan.
—'
•
Ltd common
Co
preferred
Goodrich
<Un)
Goodyear Tire & RubDer (Un)
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
Greyhound Corp
Co commdn
(B Ft
—
__
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State
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12%
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16%
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10%
10%
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21%
23%
995
14%
12%
50
52
11%
Jan
17%
21%
21%
14%
13 %
23%
150
20%
Jan
24
Jun
__
30
30
516
30
Jun
31
May
25
25%
21
26%
175
25
Jun
34% Mar
26Va
129
24
Mar
21
110
*
-3
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9%
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j',5
13
534
42 V3
Feb
Jan
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Jan
16
Jun
Jan
293/4
Feb
Apr
6%
Feb
50%
Jun
1,666
41 %
Jan
20
49 V2
Jan
50 Va Mar
7,361
1,375
71%
Jan
987/e
Jun
11% May
14 %
Jan
16%
Apr
19
Jan
Feb
42%
Jun
Feb
29
220
115
373/e
__
25%
__
19% Apr
25
Feb
May
Hancock
Oil
Hawaiian
__
37Va
3
__
37%
37
__
7%
__
21%
25
—
8c
21%
24%
30%
3
38%
37%
7%
8c
23%
25%
34 Va
2.140
2
Jan
4
Mar
125
32 %
Jan
42%
60
35%
Jan
40% May
11 Ye May
105
67/e Mar
Apr
of Calif
Co
Pineapple Co
Holly Development
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Honolulu
Oil
"A"—*
class
——
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—-15
Sugar Plantation
Idah<i Maryland Mines Corp (Un)
7c
Apr
Jan
Int'l Nickel of Canada (Un)___
18%
Jan
25 Ve
Jun
international
Tel
24% Mar
27 Ye
Feb
IXL
Co
592
30%
35Ye
Jun
Johns-Manville
Jan
Mining
&
Tel
com
—
——
Corp
1
20
_33%c
Idaho. Power Co
Independent Exploration
867
11c
—
•
12%
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285
11.500
17'2
1
1
Corp
Motor
(Un)
--
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Ltd
Co__
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*
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*
5%
71
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5
1.55
—
10%
—
11%
—
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255
Jun
14 Ye
Jan
Jan
72
Jun
175
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Apr
Feb
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—
44Ye
Jan
54%
35 Yb
Jun
43 %
1,133
1.80
6
500
300
77
3.498
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113
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17 17V2
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518
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49
100
1.50 1.70
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3,600
160
1,957
93/4
105
Jun
11 Va
Jan
Jan
115 Va
Jun
163/4 Mar
193/4 May
1.60
Feb
2.00 Mar
3%
Feb
7
Mar
Jan
817/e
Jun
Feb
17 % May
49
333/4
5
1.50
38
Mar
Jun
Mar
6
2.05
38
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
12% May
25% Mar
30% May
9%
29
515
12/2
1,389
23c
23c
a44% a47 /a
300
21c
Jun
36c
3o7
46%
Jan
51
28
11%
Jun
12%
67
1,410
1-70
5%
213/4
230
1,820
9%
9%
27% May
__
Hutchinson
convertible
Pittsburgh
Jan
Mar
53/4
10
10
Coppermines
21%
250
33
12%
Range Stoic* January 1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
2%
Jan
39 Ve
(Un)
com
Edison Co of N Y
Hudson
Common
100
1
Broadcast
Preferred
High
30
582
1—10
Gas
Star
Low
30V2
Co
Gas
200
Apr
for Week
Sale Price
-*
9V2
6V2
•
Consolidated
General
Sales
Last
Co
190
27
Jun
25
.1
(Un)
Rv
RR
Consolidated Chemical
General
Blaw-Knox
500
9%
Feb
28
Ohio
Fuel
General
Steel
7V2
Feb
25
Feb
53/4
13
39 Ve
America
Paul
Genera] Foods
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Ludlum
24
•
common
Consolidated
Foster
Allegheny
120
2,202
50
15%
*
(Un)
Commercial
Food
STOCKS
Apr
100
3Ye
"A"
Corp
of
Commonwealth
Ewa
V
4s
l"0%
105% Mar
Jan
240
16
*
Chemical
Columbia
Dow
20%
88 3
60%
Reading Co
Paper
Scott
Run
ft Gas common
preference
104
al
14%
Mining Co
&
St
Service
Clorox
Colorado
Apr
Wire
Corp
Public
24%
•
common
Insulated
pnnco
$1.40
9.017
•
Electric common
preference
Philadelphia
Corp
Eureka
Curtiss-Wright
42%
Philadelphia
—
Jan
a87/e
Jun
7
10
Jan
7 Ye
8%
1
Pacific Ry (Un)
Tractor common
Columbia
135
*
Corp
34
183
10 Va
Jun
547
7
a__
No
from
class
Packing
Milw
Cities
Jan
23%
16%
25
135
33%
a21%
Chrysler Coip
Jan
15%
21%
6
10
&
4,490
2%
Jun
21%
xu
Jan
333/4 May
39
Feb
al
__.
5
Preferred
Feb
1% May
21%
_5
Power
77%
13%
9% Mar
.8
22 >4
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Jun
32
3,900
Jun
21 %
Gimbel Brothers
National
15%
71%
10
woxp
Chic
17% Mar
19%
87%
Motor*
88
Feb
Mar
Co—
Tile
Art
Chesapeake
161% M ay
Jan
•
Deposit Co
Fidelity &
High
34 Ve Mar
29% M ay
146%
1
Light com
Electric Storage Battery
Jan
28
a8%
__
2%
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13 %
Corp
&
69%
a41% a44Y8
—
5
(Un)
changed
Range Sine* January 1.
249
4,180
2%
•
Co
Chemical
Delaware
Jan
23
6%
10
Caterpillar
LOW
33%
•
.Chrysler Corp
'Curtis Publishing
Davison
30%
0
Company
65
161% May
Jan
83
9%
12 Va
2.40
•
Cement
to
Central
High
147% 158%
13
preferred
14634
May
16% May
40
6%
„
J*
(Un)
Sugar Cap
Celanese
Shares
100
Baltimore Transit Co common
57c
14
10
of Prices
Low
31
152
Jan
1,077
1,909
14
13
...
5
Store
Sullivan
&
value
Par
for Week
•
37
a9%
all0all5%
a22% a23Y8
5%
6
__
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(Un)
Hill
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Sales
Par
a8%
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PI
•
Calamba
Jun
Week's
100
34%
31 Va
alO'/a al0%
—
5
(Un)
cap
(Un)
Dept
Calaveras
Jan
760
Last
Tel
4,008
29%
...
1
(Un)
Co
Bunker
Jan
113%
Friday
ft
308
10 Ve
1
Byron Jackson Co
May
Apr
92
Co
Eroadway
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Tel
Jun
1,527
53
a76Ye a81Ys
a23% a24%
6
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com
Mining
Steel
California
American
21 Ye
Jun
—
California Ink Co
American Stores
Apr
13%
53
13
Borg-Warner Corp common
16% Mar
lOYe
Sale Price
205/e
13
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Cons
California
stocks
25
14%
150152%
alio
a22%
1
Budd
Jun
14
100
12
—
Apr
10%
53
__
2
Borden
Jun
84%
—
12
a9Ve
Holdings Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co Cap (Un)
15% May
34%
14
12
——
Jan
343/4
5
Blair
Jun
12 Va
31%
14%
'
—
974
Pligh
Jun
12%
—
31 3-4
Jan
1,480
29%
20
Aviation
Bethlehem
Jan
31%
—
»
Tube
&
15 Ye
Locomotive
Benguet
Jun
—
-12 Va
r
_
Machine
Sheet
4Va
1
Bankshares
Youngstown
Jan
•
common
Woodall industries Inc
Yates-American
Jan
33/a
7
5
-
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Wisconsin
13 Ye
6,100
*
Works
Iron
130
4%
33
4
13%
a76Ye
(Un)_*
cl "A"
(Un)_
Bandini Petroleum
17 Ye May
14%
3%
—
>
Bros
(Ill)
Bishop Oil Cc
common
Westinghouse
Co.
Baltimore
May
153/4
distribution
Jun
__
50
(Un)
Big
Baldwin
Jan
42% Mar
2,150
23/4
__
Imperial Diesel Engine
Wedge Mining Co
Avco Mfg Corp common (Un)
May
3 Ye
1
Corp without div (Un)United Light & Railways—
United
%
10
United
Ex
44
200
13%
Atlas
Bendix
Union
2Ys
a20% a20%
__.
•
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Top & Santa Fe (Un)
Gbrp common ^Un)
Atlas
Apr
48
10
(Un)
Atchison
Jun
23
3%
Low
1
Jun
15 Ve
*
(Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Armour
153/a Mar
692
48
Jun
10
San
Anaconda Copper Mining
■373/4 Mar
68 Ve
30
2%
1
Tel
Atok
620
48
•
Corp
13%
Jan
250
2%
Viscose Corp com (Un)___l4
American Woolen Co common (Un)
*
14% May
13 Ye Mar
15
■■
5
Salle St
12%
25
2%
1
Smelting & Refining
697/e Mar
Jan
43 Ye
65
—2
_
_
Airlines
La
1,550
25
(The)-
South
13
12%
(The)
Timken-Detroit
Trans
1
497/e
113/4
400
Apr
2%
2%
American
Ltd—
depneit
Texas Co
Trane
Co
43%
11%
_—25
.
International
28 %
Apr
225/e
<Un%
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Feb
1,160
233/4
44%
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Runrev Oil
(Hn)
Swift & Co
30
1
38%
170
10
(Un)
Inc
Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
Studebaker
28 Ve Mar
Co
American
Jun
12%
30 %
8
Mining
730
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•
common
Airlines
American
Amer
Jun
Jan
28%
11%
-
Gold
Corp
American
Jun
21
28%
1
1
Juneau
(Un)
High
32%
Jan
9%
Co
Range Stow January X
Low
29 %
29 Va
1
Reduction
Alleghany
Jun
Jun
Corp
Alaska
May
14%
com.—.
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Stone
53
36
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Aluminum Products
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10
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50%
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Co
On
standard
51%
%
—
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Par
Admiral
Jun
Air
Southem
for Week
of Prices
13% Mar
Jun
11
475
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Jun
Jan
20%
3,200
Feb
15%
Exchange
Last
High
STOCKS
'
400
♦
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30
Range Store January II
High
0
.
Gas
JUNE
for Week
of Price*
Par
South
ENDED
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Last
Sale Price
Socony Vacuum Oil
FOR WEEK.
9%
Jan
16
Apr
Feb
May
,
(40)
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Corp
Power & Light
Kansas
Kennecott
Kern
Leslie
Le
Copper
County
Salt
Lockheed
Corp
Co
cuip
Macy & Co
16%
Jan
52%
51%
54'/a
45%
Keith
56%
Jan
Jun
58
Jun
300
31
Apr
33%
Jan
-100
11%
Jun
14%
Co
(Glenn)
Inc
(Un)
229
7%
Apr
8% Mar
30%
1,924
23 %
Jan
32% May
Reserve
15%
245
15%
Jun
18%
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Co
rteynojds
a30 a31%
Minnesota
M
J
&
Power
M
&
Montana
M
&
Montgomery
Light
40
Republic
Jan
(Un)
1
Co
Ward
&
Co
(Un)
•
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
Apr
Jun
Rheem
Jan
24
Apr
Richfield
Oil
Jan
31
Jun
Riverside
Cement
14%
315
16%
1,265
13
30
32%
a__
National
Distillers
National
Linen
1
Products
Service
(Un)—.
*
10%
Y
Feb
17% May
Mar
17%
Niagara
a._
Mohawk
Power
Co
(Un)
North
Oil
Bros
United
Coast
Finance
Gas
&
1st
Lighting
Public
Corp
com
&
Tel
Companies
Cons
Mines
'Un)
Dodge
Corp
Petroleum
Water
Oil
(Un)
com
32%
,32%
125
24%
Jan
35
Jun
178
30%
Jan
35
Jun
33%
Jan
Southern
9%
Jun
4.32'#
11%
Jan
Sinclair
Oil
Corp
187/8
397
17
20%
130
95%
97
130
49
55
1,445
18%
18%
150
49%
1.90
1.80
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Calif
Apr
4.56%
Southern
Edison
Jun
21%
Feb
Southern
16
Jan
20%
Jun
Southern
86
Jan
98
Mar
Southern
40
Jan
55
Jun
Jun
22%
Co
lUn)
com
1,255
a35
40
27
Jan
35% May
Standard
30
Jan
30%
Studebaker
30
238
10%
149
6
7%
4,095
60
6c
100
4%
1.40
Jan
3.00
Apr
7c
Jun
10%
34 % May
Jun
13%
Jan
Jan
Standard
•
pfd
37%
984
32%
33%
545
16,722
A.
ser
26%
Jun
29%
Feb
150
5%
Apr
6%
Apr
31%
493
7c
28,300
41
10
47
574
6%
8%
Oil
Petroleum
_
2
•
of
Calif
•
(Indiana)
25
Corp
Super Mold
7
9 %
Feb
Texas
5%
Feb
Tide
3%
21
Jun
Apr
Jan
22% May
(Un).
Company
Water
31% Mar
35%
Jun
35
37%
Jun
Jan
Named
<Un)_.
31%
Jan
34
28%
29%
790
28
Jan
29 %
28
28%
555
28
Jun
Jun
11
Jan
44 %
Feb
58
25
26%
29 %
Jun
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480
52
Jun
55%
2,135
22
Feb
19
20%
1,578
16
Feb
21%
Jun
35%
4,253
29 % Mar
37
Jun
33
35%
1,599
33
Jun
36%
Jun
26%
27%
386
26%
Apr
23 % May
a27%a30%
66
29%
Jan
30% Mar
30%
'
300
35
.
19
35%
30
Jun
33
May
28%
Jun
29
Mar
231
33%
Jan
36'A Mar
17%
20
17
Jun
22%
35%
35%
100
35%
Jun
36
11%
__
__
11%
1.090
11%
Jun
13% Mar
1,725
49%
■
53%
27
__
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28%
a20% a22%
65%
2,210
49%
Jun
57%
Jun
26%
Jan
29 %
May
163
21%
Jan
23 % Mar
61
Jan
72%
Jan
47%
Apr
68%
3,017
a47% a48%
203
42%
__
__
104% May
106%
18%
United Gas Corp
80
16%
18
3,140
14
Mar
Carbide
Union
Oil
Aircraft Corp
Jun
United
Air
Jun
United
Corp of Delaware
Carbon
of
Calif
Lines
15
15
15%
640
14% Mar
16
Jan
23%
23%
24%
772
23%
Jun
25%
72%
464
66 %
Jan
79 %
Jun
29%
31 %
1,235
26%
Jan
35%
Jun
29
29%
580
22%
Jan
30
Jun
a34 a36 %
105
36% May
65%
65%
68
27
27
27%
2,380
16%
16-%
18
29,017
452
104
110
516
Jan
>.111%
Jun
3%
3%
57o
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
U
8%
8%
249
8%
Jun
10%
Feb
15%
15%
16%
Utah-Idaho
2,269
15%
Jun
21
__
al8%
al9
68
H OO IV ^00
Feb
21%
Apr
a2
Warner
a2
25
2%
Apr
2%
Apr
Wells
(Un)
a
25
common
(Un)
*.
•
S
Steel
(Un)
16 5 «
Victor
15
15
25
366
9%
9%
15
9%
425
8%
18% Mar
Jan
11% Mar
50
370
45 % Mar
51%
64%
300
58
ctfs
42% Mar
26
26%
2,364
29%
569
24% May
25% Jan
14-aT
817
13%
Jan
14
4
4
990
3%
Jan
16%
16 %
17%
500
16%
Jun
(Un)
al7
al7
12
1
Bros
Petroleum
Western
Western
6
6
100
4%
Apr
6%
Jun
17%
555
14%
Feb
18%
206
35
Jun
33%
539
27% Mar
a32%
a32%
20%
Feb
20%
Feb
26%
Jan
37
Jun
(Un)—__5
3
3
350
2.70
Feb
1
•
33%
32
37
v
6 %
6%
749
12
12%
638
12
Jun
16
Jan
290
295
15
275
Jan
300
common
Feb
6%
Jun
Woolworth
Insurance
RR
Jan
84c
84c
85c
2.081
84c
Jun
1.25 Mar
5%
5
5 %
3,109
5
Jun
7% Mar
(Un)
_5
50c
Co
14'/8
15
30
12%
Apr
15
17%
18%
991
16%
Feb
19 % May
a31% a31%
20
30%
Jan
__
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1
(Un)
100
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Jun
Apr
a
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May
35%
3.75
100
T
Stores
Pacific
Jan
62
Apr
a33
•
19% Mar
23%
1
Life
Dept
17% May
4% Jun
6.331
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Coast
31% May
34 %
<Un>
U
&
Apr
50% May
27% Mar
31%
common
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17% Mav
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Jun
1,199
Jun
16%
__
Equipment Co
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67% May
Feb
Co
17%
71
46
a
14 %
1
Fargo Bank
Westates
West
50
__
•
Jun
64%
__
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15
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Sugar
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19% Jun
16%
1
(Un)
(Un)
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Jan
29%
26%
3
10
Thea
69% May
Jan
14%
46
•
Inc
Paramount
Common
Jan
23
Air—
Jan
3%
United
101
59%
37% May
World
Feb
106
Jun
72%
5
Union
Co
Jun
May
525
10
com
Trans
United
105
28 % May
90
a27% a27%
Apr
105
Jun
29%
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&
Feb
May
33
May
Jun
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72%
28
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Western
to
Jun
30
2
&
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25
Corp
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Feb
32
25
changed
Jan
42%
35
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Airlines
Jan
9c
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43
155
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Co
&
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Jun
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Jan
6c
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30
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pfd
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46
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25
1
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32%
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180
Jun
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Standard Oil Co
Swift
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27
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Jun
30
10
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47
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5,107
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48 % May
30
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:
Gas
Pacific
4,300
35%
25%
Feb
29% Mar
Apr
Standard
7%
4%
Jan
37%
825
19%
Sperry Corp
18%
7c
6
19%
857
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preferred—__
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30
1,055
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10%
24%
33%
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41
18
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preferred
30
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23 %
Jun
44%
50%
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10
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Jan
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36%
31
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Pulp
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18%
—
8%
23%
200
305
22%
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21% May
7% Jan
1,989
19
42%
__
__
31
__
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24%
1,159
36'
36%
18%
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Socony-Vacuum
Mar
Jan
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Shasta
Shell
May
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50
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (Un)
Pullman Inc (Un)
Feb
•
28
1
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74
5
..
23
1,080
1
Co
Co
21% May
15
•
(Un)
&
Jan
14%
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common
Jan
23% Mar
•
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50
6c
16%
15
100
(Un)
com
World
Paramount Pictures Corp
Fhilllps
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common
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps
Sears
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common
80
1
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Jun
•
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50%
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Cement
Jun
Jun
•
Cement
Motor Co
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11%
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common
Inc
Jan
23
—
Feb
50
__
Mining
Port
17%
25
Service
American
Park
1,480
Apr
21%
o
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53%
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24
28
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Pacific Portland
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569
1,006
25
preferred
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Santa
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
22%
preferred
Tel
Jan
21%
*
common
13%
1
465
15
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Electric
red
Pacific
19c
23 % May
—
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Jun
41
5
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Feb
Jun
—
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1,405
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5%
Pacific
Jun
425
—
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8%
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.
Pacific
1st
Mar
12%
100
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Co
Pacific
5%%
33
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class
9%
9
Mar
8%
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Apr
100
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1
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common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
19%
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Sugar
Can
26c
11%
10
(Un)
__
common
United
6%
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7%
9
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•
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18
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Pacific
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Pacific
25
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Oil
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8%
100
common
1
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Safeway
3.25 May
32 % May
492
22
100
Pacific
Rights
Ohio
12c
5,100
21%
21%
(Un)__10
common
Invest
American
Oceanic
15c
20%
14%
12%
__
__
14c
53%
Feb
11%
1
preferred
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6
21%
•
Aviation
American
6%
1.60
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North
Ohio
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American
North
a30% a30%
—
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•
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4,275
48,640
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2.50
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11
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—
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&
29%
2.20
—
3,459
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...—L
100
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23
—
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Steel
Oil
644
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—
20%
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18%
25
810
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Power
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-
17
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2.45
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18%
common
29%
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14%
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Mindanao Mother Lode
America
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27%
—
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18
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&
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common
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Feb
7%
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Martin
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of
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28%
—
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15%
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5
,1,045
Mar
Corn
Radio
32%
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1
Machine
50
Radio
Mar
19
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Range
of Prices
Par
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7%
—
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463
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WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
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12%
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May
33% May
33%
2,511
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Jun
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10
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32
32%
65%
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320
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—
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
30
Friday
Exchange
STOCKS—
Par
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
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STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Shares
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$1,50 preferred
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common
•
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class
A
Low
27%
24%
•
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preferred
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10Q
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Co
of
Canada
4%
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BeH
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•
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Brazilian
Canada
Iron
Columbia
British
Columbia
Forest
Products
British
Columbia
Power
Corp
Foundries
Safeway
Steamship common
Jun
25%
Apr
102
Apr
104%
Feb
Jan
9%
18%
Jun
52%
Feb
70
Jun
26%
26%
1 010
26
Jan
27
Mar
5%
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4%% pfd
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preferreed
•
100
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150
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7
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9
75
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82
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25
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91
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45.
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High
5%
10
—
23%
40%
4,465
29%
383
29
Jan
29%
26
26
170
25%
Jun
28%
Feb
27
—
37
27%
165
19
Jan
28
Jun
65
10
May
12%
Jan
10
100
Jan
100%
Jun
2,155
14
Jan
10
10
100% 100%
22
23%
50
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39%
39
41
455
20%
20%
21 %
8,882
——•
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preferred
8.00
34
Apr
Jan
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•
20
Canadian
$1.00
common
A
Celanese
•
common
Series
Jan
34
39%
Feb
42%
Jun
19
Jan
24 %
Jan
32%
Jun
Jun
34
Jan
41% Mar
20%
Jun
23%
Jan
23
Feb
25%
Jun
Jan
104%
__
34%
23
24
130
104
10
11
11%
1.365
11
Feb
14'A
15
530
14
Jan
15%
39
7,092
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34%
102%
28%
Feb
12% Mar
Jun
23%
75
22
May
33%
255
31
May
23
23
25 %
515
22% Mar
31
May
•
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16
17
1.045
Feb
If
Mar
25
18%
17%
19%
13.640
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20%
•
15
15
16
1,145
15
Jun
17%
Apr
•
95%
95% 101%
4,889
91% Mar
106%
Jun
*
Locomotive
32
Jun
91%
Jun
Canadian
Companies
Pacific
Cockshutt
Railway
Plow
Consolidated
Mining
&
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Glass
Corby
Distillery class A__
4 00
17 730
2%
Jan
4 45
Jun
29
32
1 480
27%
Jan
32%
Jun
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Jun
Davis
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27
28
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17
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225
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36
May
Dominion
30%
5%
19 % Mar
•
—
24%
36%
Jan
Leather
Distillers
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Jan
9
22%
Jan
28
Jun
Jun
Co
class
A
8%
Jan
12%
Apr
9%
175
8%
Jan
12
Apr
35 %
35 %
60
31 %
Jan
38
Apr
Jun
23 %
*
preferred
—
20
225
21%
21
23
9,975
20 %
Feb
27
Apr
*
Bride*1
6%
1,285
8%
35 %
•
Seagrams
Coal
10
8%
*
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9
27
15%
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530
22 % May
32
•
3.65
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Jun
25%
Jun
23 %
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25
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Canadian
9.75 Mar
42
104
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Canadian Car & Foundry
High
a8
170
,—•
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Breweries
Canadian
33
•
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Shares
Jun
Jan
Power
for Week
29%
38
10
common
Canada
23
15
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of Prices
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175
13%
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For footnotes
preferred
Foundries
Northern
85
•
Traction Light & Power
British American Oil common
Class B
•
common
Canada
2,635
25
Elec
5
Canadian
class A
Telephone
Preferred
22%' Jan
Cement
$1.30
Canada
Dredging
33% May
24% May
15>900
100
Corp
Jan
68%
73/4
preferred
13,410
21%
i7i/2
50
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4% %
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35,607
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63%
»
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23
23%
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9
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High
31%
Gold
Canada
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•
•
24%
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__
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Ltiminium Ltd
26
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Canadian Panda
42%
42
48 %
3,833
40%
Jan
48 %
Jun
20
20%
645
20
Jan
21% Mar
25
20
—
20
20
Jan
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(41)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
Dominion
Corset
Co
Dominion
Dairies
5%
•
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion
7%
oiass
20
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Coal
&
Tar
class
B
Ltd
&
Canadian Funds
14
1* 125
12%
Jun
14%
Jun
19%
50
19
Apr
20 %
Jun
30%
200
27
Feb
32%
Jun
50%
525
44% Mar
35%
50%
35%
400
35
18%
36%
6,887
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Jun
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Jan
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38%
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33
Jan
43
Jun
24%
25
180
23
May
29
Feb
10%
11
12
Jan
4,00
172
Jan
Textile
common
•
;
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Dryden
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East
pfd
Paper
102
102
•
Electrolux
Power
Co
18%
19%
20'%
21
A
5
5
preferred
20
Corp
Frasei
Co
4%%
18
14
*
•
common
176% May
103 % Jun
93%
Jan
125
15
Jan
20
Apr
200
15
Jan
23%
Feb
225
2
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75
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Apr
15 %
Jan
19%
17
235
13%
Jan
13%
14%
18% May
^2,765
13%
Jun
16
29
Jan
33
Apr
24%
Jan
32
Jun
98
Jan
29
•
27%
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preferred
Apr
16'%
i
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Jun
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10%
173% 173%
100
Ltd
Kootenay
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4% %
10%
»
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Paper
Co
preferred
101
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5%%
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preferred
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common
•
29%
27%
31%
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470
8,705
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18%
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Jun
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19
105
40
18%
21
1,820
515
May
17%
110
Jun
Jan
2.25
Jan
17%
Jan
103
Apr
98
19%
111
3.00
May
Apr
Apr
Feb
19% Mar
105%
Jan
17%
Feb
21
11
Jun
14%
Apr
May
11
11
11%
200
45
44
46
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Mining
Oil
18%
98
•
1,260
34%
Jan
50
51
Jun
50
50
25
48%
Feb
Jun
•
45 %
50%
45
47
2,045
48
Feb
cuuruion
&
Smelting
Ltd
•
41% Mar
Atlas
24%
27
22,172
21% Mar
13%
28%
13%
13%
Apr
1,891
13%
14%
Jan
Indust
33%
26
125
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
38
9,100
29%
Jan
41
Jun
101
101
20
99%
Jan
101
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34
39%
260
32%
Feb
4.25
Feb
Corp common
•
preferred
International
6%
Bronze
*
com
preferred
International
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Nickel
International
5
18%
International
International
Utilities
(John)
the Woods
of
Lang
&
Laura
8,157
35%
Jun
51%
8,415
37%
Jan
9%
52%
9%
10%
3,873
Jan
P4
58%
595
21%
24%
1,820
11
11%
875
11
Mar
12%
Apr
19
Mar
20
Jan
54
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Corp
21%
common
Bros
(John
A)
15%
5%
Corp
Ltd
Morgan
—
Ltd
class
Co
Ltd
Steel
Wire
9%
Jan
12%
Jun
Jan
13
4%%
15%
15%
375
15%
Jun
17
Jan
100
93
93
94
Jan
25%
28%
8,863
21%
Jan
13%
13
14%
9,156
13
Jun
Brit
29%
Jun
29
Feb
2,690
Jun
Canada
Malting
Canada
10%
Jan
12%
20%
21%
1,305
19 %
Jan
23% Mar
22
Jan
24%
24
260
68%
3.0x0
20%
20
21%
1,890
51
53
325
64%
Jun
71
22
Jan
J an
53
Jun
45
Feb
48%
Jun
48%
210
55
55
75
51
Apr
145
May
145
145
10
al6
al6
25
•
17
Jun
42%
Jan
57
Jun
15%
Jan
63%
Jan
22
93%
Jun
Jun
Mar
14%
16%
3,560
12
Mar
16%
Jun
18
18
19%
565
16
Jan
20%
Jun
10
10
700
6
Jan
10
Jun
11%
42%
75
27
Jan
18
*
18
2,890
14
Jan
14
Mar
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16%
15
98 % 101 %
1,025
a
100
58 %
58%
1,302
•
25%
25
26
3,192
50
com_
48
47%
48
470
50
A
58
52%
84 %
Jan
common.*
143
18%
21
101%
Jun
Jan
Jun
50%
Jan
58% May
23%
Feb
26%
Feb
48%
Jan
52%'
390
61% Mar
15%
17
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103
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94
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12
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115
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60
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55
57
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150
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113
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400
11
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11
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14
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12
12%
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250
21
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24
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152
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143
143
175
140
May
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725
20
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22%
Jun
20%
21%
255
19%
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22%
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Mar
30%
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20%
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22%
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27
22%
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180
19
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23
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14
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100
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165
165
165
50
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165
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42
175
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7
8%
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35
25
33
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35
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14
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100
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27
100
24
Feb
28
May
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160
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19
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101
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13
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26%
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50
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28
28 %
100
27%
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75c
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50
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61
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40
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39
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43
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100
60
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65
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50
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Jun
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45
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120
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8
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19
4,575
44 %
100
42
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10
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10
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2,296
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83c
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90c
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10
*
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18%
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50
1,770
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Newfoundland Light & Power
Apr
15
29%
•
4.25
41
5
Paper Co
Ltd
12% May
8%
10
Ltd
Ontario
Corporation
Jan
15
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Mersey Paper Co Ltd
3.50
May
46% May
8%
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*
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Jan
Jun
May
17%
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Lt
,
44%
Corp
Ltd
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Jan
Jan
85c
7
1.05
May
Jan
Jun
Jan
17%
Jan
22% May
Feb
82
Jun
9
Jan
12
May
Jan
19%
Jun
21
Feb
11%
225
18%
19%
225
18%
20%
265
20% May
11%
30
84%
75
20%
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26
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57
46%
11%
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26
13% May
p
19
18
26%
15%
113
Feb
Apr
May
■
i«'ar
70
53%
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50
46%
Jun
48%
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Jan
12%
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Feb
23
Apr
19%
Feb
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40
19
21
150
18
18%
170
18
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*
*
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25
alll
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50
Purity Flour Mills Co Ltd prefcrred_40
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75
13
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26
13
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Russell Industries Ltd
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•
100
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12%
100
11
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113
Gas
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Fuel
United
Securities
Inv
A
Westeel
class
13
57%
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9,600
10
10
3
25c
Jan
12% Mar
118
Jun
13%
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177/a
Apr
20c
Jan
40c
Apr
10
Feb
13% Mar
14%
19% Mar
15
15%
400
•
28
29%
160
50
54%
54%
25
52%
Jan
55
preferred
Mar
40
40
10
12%
Jan
42
Jun
85
50
Jan
68
Jun
15%
54%
100
26
Jan
May
60
63%
5
15%
15%
180
14% Mar
♦
Ltd
Canada
210
35c
*
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Limited
Products
Western
64
15%
25C
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Canada
of
United
117
15%
•
Ltd
116
*
Ltd
City Rapid Transit
Union
17
17
225
14
*
Breweries
60
29%
Jun
17%
Jan
Jan
19
Feb
Mining Stocks—
Alta
Arno
Ascot
5c
Apr
6%c
43c
Jan
5.00
3c
2,000
2c
Jan
5c
1
—
1.40
1.30
1.80
195,500
50c
Mar
2.65
Metals Corp Ltd
Aubelle
Mines
Base
Belle
7c
May
45c
May
4%c
4%c
5c
6,000
3c
Feb
8c
May
1
62%c
51c
82c
220,700
4c
Gold
Ltd—.
Corp
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
—1
Mines
Ltd
1
14c
Mines
Ltd
1
7c
Gold
Mines
7c
47/8C
580
25%
1.397
24%
Jan
27%
Jun
Consolidated
Montreal
10
27%
27 %
30
2,996
27
Jan
30%
Jun
Cons
Nova
10
42
42
42
%
410
39
Jan
42%
Jun
Consolidated
27
27
28%
1,783
27
Jun
29%
Jun
C/>rt,eZ' Exnlorations
41
41
3
39
Mar
41%
Jun
Cournor
Coin
Lake
Gold
1
Mines
Cadillac
Mines
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd_
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
2c
Jan
28c
May
9c
6,000
5c
May
14c
Jan
7c
Feb
lie
Jan
7c
12c
9c
84,000
3c
5c
38,500
2.50
10,000
2.50
Jun
11c
17c
54,200
5%c
Feb
23c
Jun
Feb
10%c
Jun
7c
2%c Jan
7%c Jun
8.50
Jun
—1
9c
9c
7,000
3c
1
15c
15c
15c
1,500
15c
Jun
15c
7c
7c
8%c
21,500
4c
Feb
10c
Jun
22c 24%c
66,000
21c
Jun
24%c
Jun
1
30c
28c
33c
79,150
28c
Jun
33c
Jun
1
47/aC
4c
47/sC
12,000
4c
Jun
8c
Jan
16c
16c
1,000
16c
Jun
25c
Jan
—
Mines_l
Lebel Ore Mines Ltd
Rochette
Jun
Jun
3,500
48,000
1
Mines
Central
1
92c
40c
4%c
13c 19 %c
2.50
1
Ltd——•
Candego Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
26
Jun
11 %c Mar
Jan
Mar
20%
20%
Apr
4c
20c
20%
Jan
7c
8,000
20,000
20 %
20
1,000
6c
40c
Chibougam
Bouzan
8c
6c
35c
Mines
Mining
Bob's Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Bonville
8c
_1
Jun
Jun
37c
Gold
Metals
Beatrice
Limited
Jun
May
*
Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Band-Ore
25 %
.
900
502,100
2%c
*
Ltd
10
10
6c
4.60
—
1
Lead Mines Ltd
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10
10
5c
2.55
:——*
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.
I
22
5
*
com—
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1.75
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class
Co__
*
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Maritime Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com. 10
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;
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conv
pfd
20
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33
•
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&
Feb
•
preferred
Canada
18
•
Securities
Ltd
Apr
Jun
1
Co Ltd.*
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Power
Jun
19
125
34
Worsteds
&
Paper Co Ltd
Leaf
1.00
Jan
16
21
of
Mar
26%
20
Ltd
Jan
3
4.75
13
50
common—
Mar
45c
8% Mar
80
26%
16
21
Canadienne
2.05 May
275
•
Commerce
page 45
800
4.50
Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd—
Century Mining Corp Ltd—_
Banks—
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2.75
4.50
2.45
preferred
Ltd
Castle-Trethewey
Scotia
2.45
•
common
Jun
35
7%
•
.___6
Winnipeg Electric common—
5% preferred
Jan
Jan
Apr
8%
___5
common
7
30
Windsor Hotel Ltd
•
common
75
Mills
Foundation
conv
90
300
Canada
305
Power
Jun
11
14
7
Southern
21%
20
__*
116%
11
40
Standard Paving & Materials
Transvisien-Television
(Can)
20
_
3%
38,675
7
Insurance Company
Mount
5.50
40
Sec
Products
Hydro-Electric
Nova
Jun
Jan
60
13%
*
•
preferred
of
Apr
60
4.70
♦
Co
Lakes
Moore
2.75
11
common—*
Farmer Candy Shop Inc
Minnesota
Feb
116% 116%
100
"A"
1.50
13%
1
red preferred
Mica
Apr
88
^
Ltd class B__*
Stand
Textile
Esmond
Maxwell
Feb
5.50
1
100 102'.a
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Div
Steel
Maple
Jan
2%
100
class
Ltd
Paper Co
I-owney Co
94
Apr
9 *>5
Ltd
Adver
Woollens
MacLaren
<u/2
14%
___.
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%
21%
2.25
Oilcloth & Linoleum
6
Jun
28
13%
Co
Ltd
Alcohols
Investment
Jun
177
Dominion Square Corp
"A"
Jan
Jun
21
0
65
27
•
Dominion
Halifax
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.
•
Engineering Works
6%
3,072
A
Ltd com—*
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Fanny
370
Apr
5.50
287%
27
____.
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10
I
20%
Jun
Mar
4.50
205
177
com
5% preferred
David & Frere Limitee class A
Class B
1
*
Ltd
Jun
10
see
570
51
9°S
17
75
footnotes
21%
Jun
3.50
26
1
53% May
30
Ltd
For
21%
51
•
Trust
Co
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Limited
21%
50
Sangamo
20%
•
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Zellers
14% Mar
Jun
47
21
17
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104
a99
&
Jun
Apr
29%
(Geo.)
Jan
9%
common
& Paper Inv
Wines
Consolidated
Paton
42
99
15%
»
Gooderham
1.50
265
Lithograph Mfg Co Ltd__*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
•
Jun
•
Walker
300
10
Consolidated
46%
42%
1
100
Wilsils
3.25
9%
100
Gen
Consolidated
Paul
c
Weston
3.10
9%
Jun
114% Hay
*
preferred
Power
Co
Wabasso
3,10
*
Products Ltd
Neon
8%
Jun
Feb
100
Steel
Jan
May
14
Commercial
Jan
preferred
United
Claude
22%
prefererd
7%
Invest
Products
Chateau-Gai
Jan
common
Tobacco
92%
"B"
Chatco Steel
Jun
Thrift Stores Ltd
Tuckett
985
common
Westinghouse
Food
Class
12%
preferred—
Brothers
Catelli
102%
1st preferred
Canada
104 109%
Cassidy's Limited commqn..
7%
preferred
5
1
Canada
104
•
Western Lumber
Canadian
960
1
Chemical
6
Rand Co Ltd
Vickers
Canadian
20%
8.80
A
of
8%
preferred
Canadian
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6,090
preferred
Co
Jan
Jan
100
Inter
Canadian Pwr
19
preferred
Standard
6
3%
Canadian Marconi Company
al03
Williams of Canada
Southern
275
31,370
preferred
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Southam
5%
preferred___100
common
preferred
4%%
Industries
Ingersol
Canadian
12%
Lawrence Flour Mills common
Tooke
Feb
Jan
10
___49
class
Jan
14%
101
Jun
8
4.95
preferred
Canadian
11%
preferred
Simpsons
57
149%
Jun
7%
—
»
.
•
t
Feb
•
—
common
v
15%
Apr
19% Mar
47
55
Jun
38 %
Jan
Breweries
Canadian
Great
320
23%
Jan
2.00
4.60
Investments
Feb
99
Common
General
Jan
45
7%
Canadian
9
12,471
Sicks
12
Jun
13
71/2
"B"
Products
Jun
90
Sherwin
Jan
12
or
4.00
Elec Co Ltd
7%
•
common
class
Gen
Jan
100 100%
4%%
Food
Canadian
37
12
—100
Ltd
Canadian
103
81%
B
11
11%
a
1
Dredge & Docks Co Ltd
Apr
84
Series
225
11%
Jan
*
May
•
Sheraton
10
Ltd_
30
1,825
4%
Feb
;
class
102
3,565
A
Vinegars
Canadian
7%
Ltd
20
20
Series
8
Ltd
Co
Packers
103
56
Paper
1.70
30
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Motor
18
Lawrence
6%
2,300
10
Manufacturing Ltd
11%
*
preferred
2nd
5,410
2.00
1
Ford
51%
2nd
12%
10
♦
Fleet
1
4%%
9%
1.90
Ltd
Apr
52
Corp
11
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Jun
64%
Mar
May
9"% Mar
100
Mar
11'%
24
•n
2.00
"A"_»
class
Preferred
51
64%
20
*
90
100
Power
Ltd
103
*
preferred
22%
13
Feb
*
B
*
common
Jan
18%
Lawrence
Packers
Jan
20%
„
common
17%
•
Paper
class
Jan
7
14%
*
50%
•
Ltd
Co
Ltd
"B"
Company
Burnett
High
I,400
37%
450
Ltd
Co
9%
10
Corp ol Canada
&
8 %
449
•
Bros
9
85
Co
Saguenay
6%
19%
2,526
Royalite Oil Ltd
5%
17%
31
Corp
Provincial Transport
Quebec
Power
•
„
75%
a50% a50%
8%
Development
River
Rolland
Apr
25 % Mar
7%
preferred
4%
28
25% Mar
77
»
Viau
Jan
910
30%
Products
Ltd
5,985
Paper
Columbia
Class
Donhacona
500
*
Power
29% May
Jan
16%
28
31
common
Steel
21
Jun
29
7 %
Tubes
St
93
Apr
27
•
Penmans
St
455
common__5
Page-Hershey
1st
24%
85
9
29
pfd__100
common
Mill*
20
Jun
__100
Weaving
Mines
Steel
St
Jan
7%
17%
(H)
Car
Flour
Price
Jan
670
5
Ontario
6%
17
11%
13
40
Breweries
Ogilvie
Placer
15% May
29
Preferred
Powell
50
24
>
Drug & Chemical
Niagara
Jan
27
&
Noranda
19%
11
A
Tramways
National
Jan
13Jun
22%
25
Locomotive
National
28%
300
886
____
Telegraph
National
Jun
14%
12
B
Montreal
90
16
~
(Robt)
Montreal
75
22%
*
common
;
Breweries
230
16%
Brandram-Henderson
Preferred
19%
22%
9%
Massey-Harrls
Class
Jun
11
11
11
Montreal
Jun
25
15%
A
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Moibon
60
Feb
26
class
preferred
Mitchell
May
9%
Export
Class B
Mailman
19%
Jun
12
Jan
14
22 %
Ltd
MacMillan
8%
46
19%
common
Ltd
7
17 %
Bickle-Seagraves Lia
Brown
Low
7
5
Jun
34%
15% Apr
29% Mar
18%
32
Secord
Lewis
Jun
6.00 Mar
44%
Ltd
Ltd
Sons
41
33
Co
Service
Lake
1,030
46%
Power
Labatt
500
18 %
7%
common
Petroleum
Public
5
17%
Feb
Canada—_I„*
of
Paper
International
Jamaica
26
33
__100
Acceptance
preferred
$1.60
26
Jun
&
Range Since January 1
High
Ltd
Co
Ltd.
Pr
Low
*
Develop
Steels
5%
25
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
4% preferred
25
5%
Sharet,
Jan
*
Paper
preferred
Hudson
17%
104%
100
&
30
110
17
•
preferred
Lame
a95
17%
Bakeries Ltd
Gypsum
a95
ioo
General Steel Wares common
for Week
Ltd—
Works
Anglo-Nfld
Canada
Gair
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Glove
Acme
Bathurst
Dominion
7%
preferred
Donnacona Paper
Week's
Last
Jan
20
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Jun
35
18%
*
common
Montreal Curb Market
50
•_„*
Chemical
30
High
30
50
25
preferred
Steel
Low
12%
•
JUNE
Range Since January 1
High
19%
—
•
common
Dominion
Shares
Low
35
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
*
pfd
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
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FOR
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Jun
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
FOR
RANGE
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Low
Par
Gold
Eldona
Gold
Sol
Mines
Goldbeam
Goldora
Kayrand
Mines
Lake Shore
Llngslde
Gold
28c
Feb
47c
Jan
6c
Feb
10c
Jan
4%c
6c
5c
5c
Ltd
5
9.80
New
Coal
O'Brien
Gold
Mines
19,000
2c
Jan
35c
45c
77,300
21c
Jan
60c
58c
58c
500
20Vic 36%c
70,500
24c
300
16 Vi
17%
4.00
4.00
1,000
60c
90c
386,100
15c
15c
8,000
62c
225
11%
10%
—
3,000
4%c
4c
9,500
14,900
11%
11%
12%
1,200
60c
60c
70c
4,500
Jun
Jun
1612
82c
Jan
361/2c
Jun
20% Mar
4.00 Mar
5.25
Jan
60c
Jun
1.33
Jun
6c
Jan
20c
10%
Jun
14
3%C Jan
May
Feb
30c
Mar
45c
Jan
86c
May
Jun
13 Vi
11%
Feb
Jun
60c
85c
Mar
Jun
66c
500
Jun
39c
77c
701,550
39c
Jun
99c
Jun
40c
40c
5,000
32c
Jan
50c
May
66c
6c
1,000
3c
Jan
6c
Jun
*
65 c
65c
80c
4,600
65c
Jun
95c
Jun
2.90
2.85
3.10
3,300
6c
1
1
*
1
Ltd
—
Co
1.05
11c
35,500
1.05
500
3.50
3.50
Ltd
3,800
2.50 Mar
3.30 Jun
1.49
2.32
Apr
3.05
Jun
19c
Feb
1.53
Feb
4.00
Feb
8c
May
15V4C Mar
28c
May
4c
1,000
26.500
7c
9c
18,700
2 Vic
1.07
1.12
1,000
1.02
20
20
150
7c
8c
5.500
25c
25c
20
—
Jan
Apr
:
5c
22c
7 Vic
——.
Jun
1.05
5c
1
Jun
10c
20c
20c
1
Quebec Yeilowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Quemont Mining. Corp Ltd (Uni
14c
1.05
-1
Ltd
7,500
1.75
1.49
1.51
50c
Jan
Feb
19c
May
1.84 May
2.30
3.20
387,350
1.28
Jan
8 %
9%
2,870
7%
Jan
Atlas
Yeilowknife
1
21 Vic
21 Vic
26c
20,500
10c
Jan
1
7%c
6 %c
Aubelle Mines
Aumaque
Silver
Miller
Gold
Bankfield
of
of Nova
Bank
of
Class
Bralorne Mines
Feb
Mar
68c
80c
10.500
67c
Jan
Standard
48C
15.600
Mines
Gold
Cons
Suiuvan
1
Ltd
1
20c
19c
24c
22 500
Mines
Ltd
1
2.55
2.50
2.90
23.950
Mines
Stadacona
Ltd
(1944)
Ltd
41c
42c
•
Jun
41c
Jan
6c
Feb
2.32
Goldfields
Silver
Torbrit
Trebor
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Each
Ltd
share
of
Brazilian
Gold
Mines
2.62
Apr
1.03
56c
Jun
May
Wendell
Mineral
Class
A
Light
Class
Central
Leduc
Consolidated
Continental
Oils
Class B
•6c
6%C
5c
Jun
14%c
Jan
56c
44c
Jun
71c
Jan
2c
Feb
29 %c May
3c
3c
3%c
8,500
2c
Feb
5%c May
Burns
3%c Mar
9c
6.35
Jun
6%c
30.500
5.20
5.05
5.50
Petroleums
Oils
Jun
Jun
Feb
4c
1.95
Jun
Feb
1.17
8Vic
Jun
500
60c
May
82c
Jun
1.000
24c
Mar
45c
21c
^
21c
1.000
6.00
1.500
1.45
1.45
1.50
3,200
1.50
1.40
1.70
550
13c
2.25
1.22
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.05 Mar
1.50
1.70
200
1.01
Feb
14
15%
28,761
103/4
Feb
14 %
23c
6.00
1.88
Jun
Jun
Feb
2.10 May
2.10 May
16 Vi-
Jun
5c
5c
5c
5.000
33/4C Mar
9c
May
5.60
5.05
6.50
1,100
4.20 Mar
7.25
Jun
*
41c
Ltd
*
500
18c
11.500
60c
72c
50c
17c
'
*
50c
50c
43c
l
Ltd
4%
85c
3.800
Toronto Stock
9.100
18c
Jan
59c
Jun
10Vic
Feb
60c
Jun
9 Vic Mar
18c
Jun
41c
Feb
1.16 May
Power
&
Week's
Range
for Week
Preferred
of Prices
Shares
25
3112
16,625
21 %
Jan
33% May
24V4
24 5 8
17.975
22 Vi
Jan
245/a May
221/2
23
200
22%
Jun
104% 104V2
10
100 Vi
Apr
36c
3,050
27c
Jun
55c
Jan
3,000
4%c
Jan
12c
Jun
•
1
Rights expire June 26
Aluminium
Aluminum
1
40c
•
64 Vi
16
Ltd
Co
Canada
of
4%
pfd—25
receive
record
share
June
of
Mines Ltd for each
...,
10
-
17 Va
4,645
151/2
63
69
26%
2,360
275
13%
Jun
Jun
12c
May
60c
Jun
Jan
19
52 3 4
Feb
70
Jun
26
Jan
27
Mar
22c
30c
55c
60c
8.600
52c
Mar
jqc
8c
10c
10,300
7c
Feb
2.60
4.75
237.150
44c
Jan
29.500
9Vi
1.75 May
Mar
55c
15Vic Mar
Jun
49c
May
65c
Jan
14Vic May
5.00
Jun
held,
•
5.15
10
4.80
10
5.90
10'8
121,300
3.80
3,062
9.60
Feb
Jan
6.30
Jun
11 Vi
Apr
1
22c
22c
23c
10,000
18c
4U,c
4Vic
5 Vi C
21,700
3 Vic Mar
8V2c May
1
43c
36c
47c
130,800
12c
Jan
68c
1
j5C
15c
16c
7.500
14c
Mar
Mines
•
7%
7%
8%
1,610
76
76
78
65
6c
10c
6,171
5c
1
36c
34c
48c
292.253
22c
\
13 %c
13c
18c
24,100
9c
1
_
Gold
Armistice
For footnotes
Feb
100
Ascot Metals Corp
Hardware
class
see
27 %c
Apr
A
1.40
1.25
1.75
785,311
50c
Mar
15
15%
250
page 45.
10
Jan
44c
Jun
Jun
19
13%
19
140
16% Mar
19
53c
46c
62c
246,300
24c
Feb
76c
5c
5c
6c
16,500
4c
Jan
6%c
Jun
15
Apr
17
Jun
12c
Jan
16c
Apr
39c
Jan
64c
2c
Jan-
16 %
16 %
75
12c
14c
15,600
12c
45C
45c
14c
11 Vic
48c
14
9,811
20c
209,250
13
.
28,600
10'%
10%
100
10 %c Mar
May
May
9
Feb
10'-»
Jun
Jun
25c
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
14%
Jun
15% Mar
13
Feb
21
Jun
Jun
29,867
7.75
3,310
7.45
14 %
14%
275
21
21
25
20%
7.50
Apr-
25c
23c
10c
10c 14 Vic
7.40
10 Vic
Jun
22%
16C
Jun
•
29%
28
31%
30,833
25%
Jan
32%
Jun
29
29 Va
220
32
Jun
90 3 4
29
100
pfd
Products
class
A
class A
•
25% Mar
55
230
99%
Feb
3.70
3.75
91 Va
101% 102%
90%
101 Vi
4.00
24,320
2.75
Jan
4.50
Jun
89
May
Jun
91%
Jun
103
•
11
11
12%
435
11
Mar
12%
Jun
-*
•
7%
7%
8
1,105
6
Jan
9%
Apr
29
29
32
3,340
27%
Jan
32%
Jun
3.95
3.95
4.70
7,350
2%
Jan
5%
56c
56c
65c
29,700
16 3
'.—
Co
B
class
105
16%
6%
40
13c
18c
61,700
1.40
1.66
4,720
19c
28c
309,000
6 Vie
-
-
4
6%
6%
7c
12,400
15%
*
755
63,900
1,000
15 Vi
32c
'
34
40c
4 Vic
16 Vi
20 Va
32
34
1
28c
4 Vic
•
Products
Yeilowknife Gold
—
—
2nd
Linen
preferred
1st
preferred
Edmonton
Calgary &
Calllnan
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
Calvan
—
—
1
4
*
*
'
7%
10c
50c
Jan
16
May
6%
9c
Jun
Mar
1.40
Jun
Jan
8c
4%c Mar
Jun
70c
May
Feb
19%
8
Mar
20 %c
Jun
2.23
Apr
Jun
37c
11 %c May
30%
Jan
36
28c
Jun
55c
May
Jun
Jun
3 (ic Mar
6%c
455
14 V*
Jan
17 %
Apr
22%
235
17
Feb
24
Ju.i
7%
73
13"Vi
Jan
Mar
32 Vic
Jun
Jun
23 Vic May
8%
Apr
7%
535
7
8
Jan
150
30
185
16%
7.15
7.90
8,360
5c
5c
6%c
14,000
5c
54c
51c
68c
36,300
42c
8c
May
10c
10c
13c
3,500
4.70
4.50
5.75
18,050
1
2.30
2.20
2.50
7,500
2.40
2.40
110
38
37
39%
2,110
29%
29%
29%
275
6
6
100
11%
12
300
4
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement common
common
*
—20
Preferred
4
Canada Foils common
A
4
11%
Canada Machinery
4
*
6
5%
50%
50%
52
80
9%
10%
415
Class
Canada
Canada
Canada
Class
Canada
Malting
Northern
4
Power
Wire
Cable
&
j——
of
2.20
Jun
3.25
Jan
2,35 May
2%
Jan
34
Jan
42%
Jun
29
Jan
30
5
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
6% May
13
May
7
Jaa
Jan
52
Jan
Jun
12%
Jan
5% Mar
47
9%
36
760
33% May
37 %
Jun
26%
1,280
19
Jan
26%
Jun
37
197
Jan
Car
21
23 %
406
14
Jan
23 %
40
40
301
33%
Jan
41%
88 %
88 %
10
80
Jun
90
Jun
35
36
240
Jan
36
Jun
2712
Jun
4
—
—
Apr
25 Vi
26%
1,555
25
Jan
20%
20 Vi
21%
6,234
20V2
Jun
23%
Feb
18
19
750
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
18 %
19 V4
220
18%
Apr
20%
11
11 %
785
11
May
14%
15
175
14
Apr
15 Vi
•
18%
—
—
11 %
20
__
13
Jan
Ma r
Jun
34 V2
38%
3,545
29
Feb
40% May
37
37
38%
165
37
Feb
40
25
24(4
Jan
27%
•
common
—
34 Vi
—25
Dredge
_
•
common-
General
Electric
Machine
Canadian
Ice
Locomotive
common
4
Oils
Cos
Pacific
Tire
Canadian
Wirebound "A"
250
10
Jun
10
250
Jan
10
Jun
10
Jun
22% Mar
30
May
10
72c
10
55
24
24
140
70c
81'c
16.200
4.50
Jun
6
Jan
12% May
237%
Jun
1.03 May
60c
Jan
15%
Jan
18%
Apr
16% Mar
20%
Jun
16
16
16%
1,660
18 %
17%
19%
24,536
40
38
40
125
31
Jan
41
Jun
27 %
130
25
Apr
23
May
4
Gold
Castle-Trethewey
Leduc Oil
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Chatco Steel common
Research
1
-1
*
—1
1
1
4
50c
Chimo Gold
1
1
1
Chromium
—
A—
—4
1
Malartic
Being exch. (one new for each 4 old>
for Citra-Lartic Mines Ltd
1
•
Coastal Oils
Cochenour Willans
1
Cochrane Dunlop common
45c
Mar
58c
Jun
Cockshutt Plow
25c
Jun
Coin
Jun
Colomac Yeilowknife
*
Feb
1.17
1.35
1,100
1.10
Jun
2.50
2.51
32.700
2.20
Jan
2.60
Feb
1.55
2.00
257,950
1.00
Feb
2.10
Jun
60c
77c
33,450
60c
Jun
1.63
Jan
15c
65c
Jan
27c
Jun
6c
Jan
24c
Jun
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
15,600
60c
Jun
1.37
8c
34.200
4c
Jun
Jun
20c
38,500
11c
17c
51,500
12%
12 V2
130
60c
60c
74c
5%c
4c
16c
12c
16c
30c
__
--
16c
95c
26.300
74c
27C
39c
40,600
IIV2C
Feb
1.00
85c
1.00
321
80c
Apr
81c
18
18
500
4%c
4%c
22,000
15c
16c
8,450
72c
44,260
1.65
2.00
23,420
10
63c
1.70
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
.
1.45
1.17
10%
220
55c
1.73
40c
1.16
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
14
Jun
13
Jan
6%c May
15c
Jun
l8c
36 %c Mar
85c
1.65
9
15 Va
16
225
14-
•
15 Vi
15
16%
2,995
15
15c
15c
16c
16.476
4c
4%c
1.60
1.60
1.75
_
9c
2%c
1
4
A
4
1.58
4
Jan
25 V
2.50
4
Mines
Lake
1,385
4
Corp
Knitting class
Apr
1,255
4.50
10%
25
-4
common
Railway
Canadian
24%
25%
4.50
287% 287%
50
1
--4
Canadian Malartic
24 Vi
Mar
10%
4.50
•
Circle Bar
4
25%
A
Chemical
30 '■
Jun
10
•
Celanese
Canadian
Jun
235
23
40
common
—
Canadian
235
227
4
100
Jan
May
Jun
4
May
2.63
Jun
6.10
35 3
common
Canadian
Class
Jun
15c
4.20 May
24 %
--
preferred
A
Citralam
May
35%
•
Canners
Canadian
Central
9c
82c
•
Commerce
Canadian Food Products
Central
Apr
Jan
Mar
24%
—-4
"A"
Breweries
Cariboo
Jun
8.90
6.80 Mar
:-50
Permanent Mortgage
Bank
Class
125
Apr
»
17% May
*
A
Preferred
Canadian
6
Jun
•
class
Packers
B
Canada S S Lines common—
Canada
16c
32!
12,000
16%
*
Ltd
Jan
Mar
7c
11c
32%
*
Oils
Petroleums
Apr
7c
7.15
May
16
■
32
81
Jan
7
16 Va
•
1
Flon
Flin
■
u—*
class A
Chesklrk Mines
•
Porcupine
Aahdown
1,000
24%
Central Patricia Gold Mines
will
Warrants
.
2?c
Apr
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Consolidated Res
Arjon
-
1 Vic
19.175
25 Vi
105 % May
Aquarius
Preferred
T
15.500
60c
Jan
25c
•
;
Argus Corp common
33c
7c
Chesterville
payable July 10.
Canadian Oil
Anglo
Area
-
6c
40c
26 Vi
2.75
33c
Montauban
Apex
%
29
shares
Anglo-Huronian
,
Mar
70c
1
*
one
150
37.755
1
Lead
of
91/4
1.45
•
„
American Yeilowknife
Shareholders
8c
9
1.00
112 c
Cons
Amalgamated Larder
American
Nepheline
Anacon
8c
1 10
-
Algoma Steel
„
27c
*
Pacific
High
27
Acme Gas & Oil
Alberta
Low
22%
Akaltcho Yellow Knife
1,
Range Since January I
High,
24%
1
33c
8.50
Jan
Preferred
*
Agnew-Surpass
,
Low
100
Jun
20c
Canadian
•
Acadia-Uranium
5.75
1.40
Canadian
20
common—
A
100
Jun
Mar
Lake
Convertible
8a1e*
Last
Paper
5.75
■
1
&
Class
Friday
Abitlbi
5,75
—
•
Canadian
Exchange
Canadian Funds
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class
Jun
Feb
6%
1
Canadian
Sale Price
Jar.
42%
—
-®
Canadian
Par
14
Feb
—*
Class B
STOCK!!
Jun
39%
3c
Campbell Red Lake
1
Petroleums
11
10,053
Jun
•
Ltd
Petroleum
Brazeau
Superior
_
•
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Picacadilly
8.85
76c
35c
4.50
•
<=
Exploration Ltd
Feb
72c
i
"A"
6.95 Mar
49c
72c
*
common
Feb
3.85
35c
«■
Ltd
Petroleums
South
25,250
*
Home Oil Co Ltd.__:
Pacific
800
8c
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Omnitrans
1.60
6c
—
Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Class
1.55
6c
Oil
Oil Company
Oils Ltd
General
1.55
.1,190
May
5c
*
170
11%
42 Vi
i
JJurrard
5%c
*
Oil
12%
12
11
40
•
*
Jun
13c
500
Apr
Jun
33%
11
11
Burlington Steel
Jun
28.500
500
11
Jan
24%
40%
*
72c
287.550
42c
55c
725
Bunker Hill
54c
46c
32c
8.00
33
May
19 %
-
Red
Mar
26 c
42c
55c
29
Apr
45c
31,000
Buffalo Canadian
24 V2c May
33c
8.00
30
1
Building
16.500
V
Mar
Gold
Buffalo
May
1.40 May
20c
—
20c
Ankerite
Buffalo
Jan
Jun
16c
__
259,700
35,517
Bruck Mills class A_;
16c
1
41c
10c
Broulan Porcupine
Apr
5c
•
Ltd
Homestead
Dalhousie
Decalta
Ltd
25c
70
•
Jun
4c
1
___
38c
100
Jan
3.25
95c
•
Corp
Ltd
Oils
Feb
8c
B
Caldwell
Edmonton
&
54c
8c
Calder Bousquet
Calmont
6,400
23
Elec
27c
0(1 Btocas—
Calgary
56c
July 3.
common
Columbia Power
British
3.000
3,725
55c
Pwr com_*
1
&
B
15.500
I
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
56c
exchange
and one
being
class
preferred-
16.500-
1
Products
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd ;
1.83
__
B effective
class
62c
1
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd
Jun
1.06 May
1
Ltd
1.15
•
A
Lake
Columbia
5c
66,700
87,328
-1
_
Preferred
Bulldog
Vilbona
of
British American Oil
44c
45c
1
share
Traction
Red
Brewis
1.15
1
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
1.56
--
share
one
5c
95c
1
1.15
Roofing
common
for
95c
1
Ltd
Jun
1.20
*
Brantford
Buffadison
Tiblemont
42%
_
class
Cordage
Packers
31c
Jan
__
Columbia
57c
38%
*
British
500
605
1
—
May
3,500
42
—
_
_
42c
43c
Jun
41
A
Jun
82c
43
41 %
<:
class
boymar
24c
41c
Jan
1
Forest
82c
38%
1
Columbia
42c
445
1
British
82c
43
—
—
Jan
Jun
Jun
41 Vi
„
Gold
31 %c
1.88
30%
42 %
t!
Bordulac
Jun
1.000
11%C May
Feb
1
Bldgood Klrkland Gold
Biltmore Hats A preferred
Bobjo Mines
25c
14.200
27%c Mar
Jan
*
—.
500
24c
Jun
6c
27%
1
A
__
4%%
2.15
17C
2,980
25
Sons class
Bonetai Gold
Apr
May
,7
9,000
1
Brantford
Jan
12,950
1
Co
5 Vi
9c
Belleterre Quebec
Bowes
100
30%
•
Bonville
6%
17c 20 Vic
•
_
Feb
1
Bladen-Malartic Mines
A
Jan
24c
■
class
Gold
Mar
3.80
•
B
&
Mar
66c
Jun
*
Beatty Bros
Telephone
Bertram
13c
Jan
2.95
8%c
*
Bell
Bevcourt
Jan
12c
1
Ltd
Power
4%c
9,725
10
Barymin Co Ltd
Base
Metals
Mining
Bathurst
14,000
92,800
3.15
10
8cotla
Mines
8 Vic
27%
1
Toronto
Barnat
May
27 Vi
20 Vic
1
Montreal
Bank
30c
10
Mines
Consolidated
Bagamac
Jun
9% Mar
6%
—
14c
—1
Ltd
Mines
common
Apr
3.30
20c 28 Vic
*
Au'to Electric
17 %c
2.95
23c
3.00
—
23 3/8
1.88
Mines Ltd
—
—
_
1
1
—
Gold
Aunor
Jan
24c
Feb
9
Mar
1.95
Ltd
7%c
2.50
19
1
—
Sherrltt-Gordon Mines
31,000
—
6%c
1
yShawkey Mines Ltd
Biscoe
25c
1
10c
•
Oil
British
Santiago Mines Ltd
Senator-Rouyn
Ltd
(1937)
High
Low
8c
Steels
7 Vic May
I2V2C
Range Siawe January 1
8c
1
Berens River
Jan
*
Ltd
Ltd
Queenston Gold Mines
56 Vic Mar
20 Vic
May
66c
66c
42c
1
Devel
Jun
7 Vic
40c
May
Week
Shares
High
Atlas
Atlantic
Bank
4%c
18c
Ltd
Co
10c
4 Vic
53c
Gold Mines Ltd
Porcupine Mines Ltd...
Pato Cons Gold Dredging Ltd
Mining
13c
1
Corp
Labrador
Feb
16c
Pamour
Pitt Gold
500
47c
Omega
Quebec
11V8 May
—*
1
1
1
-T
Oils
&
Mining
56c
Jun
16c
Ltd
Mines
Pacific
Jun
48c
Mines Ltd
New Louvre
New
Normetal
Feb
1
1
Mines
Dickenson
Goldvue
Jun
5c
38c
5.083
9%
Low
•
Mines
Athona
Apr
1,000
5,000
10
4%c
1
Formaque Mines, Ltd
Jun
8c
33c
1
Ltd
6%c
12 Vic 12 %c
—
*
Ltd
Apr
3'/2c
5%c
1
Mines
7Vic Jun
9.75
1
Ltd
2,000
2%c Jan
38c
1
1
Ltd
15,000
5%c
—1
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Nechi Cons Dredging Ltd
New
29,000
Jun
13,700
Macdonald Mines Ltd
New
Apr
7.50
12,500
Ltd
Goldfields
Louvlcourt
2.52
Feb
7c
(1945) Mines Ltd....
Lake Rowan
Jun
37c
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Dulama
1.65
4.45
7.00
Mining & Explor Co Ltd.—1
Labrador
1,400
25c
1
1
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
La
1.75
6.10
Mines Ltd
Mines
Mining
1.65
—
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jan
6 %c
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
9c
6.20
Gold Mines
Gold
Jan
6%c
Ltd
Bollinger Cons Gold Mines
Hudson-Rand
6c
500
1
Ltd
Mines
Rock
Hard
Jan
7c
1.68
1
Ltd
(19451
Ltd
Mines
Fontana
2014
1
1
1
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jun
1.060
7c
1
Ltd
Mines
Sullivan
bast
El
1512
16%
1
Mines Ltd
Mines Limited
Gold
Duvay
East Malartic
Range
of Prices
Par
15%
15%
*
Ltd
Mines
Dome
January 1
High.
Low
High
tor
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Monday, July 3. 1950
.
WEEK ENDEW JUNE 3D
Sates
Friday
STOCKS
.
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
.
Jun
Jun
Jun
2.35
Jan
11
May
Jan
16
Jun
Jun
17% May
15c
Mar
2.000
3c
Jun
4,200
1.15
Feb
21c
7c
1.84
Apr
Apr
Ma v
Jun
[Volume 172
Number 4921
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(43)
CANADIAN
EANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
ENDED
MARKETS
JUNE
80
Shares
Friday
fcr Week
of Price*
Pa
Low
National
STOCKS
Hioh
Low
High
Mines
200
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
Harricana
1.42
1.42
300
1.39
Feb
1.50
Apr
Hasaga
Gold
Ansley
Consolidated
.
85c
2,000
85c
Jun
Jan
22c
113,100
13c
Jan
34c
Apr
Heath
7Vic Mar
16c
May
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Beattle Mines
Consolidated Central Cadillac
51c
Consolidated Duquesne
63c
Consolidated
Lebel
8'/4
475
60c
26,600
5%c
5%c
63c
70c
5'Ac
9c
50c
57c
20c
17c 24%c
200,416
96
Howey
Consolidated
8
50c
95% 101%
3,417
—
Homestead
Consolidated
22,100
—
6'Ac
•
.
I
Oro
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Press class A
Consolidated Rochette Mines
9%
Mar
50c
Jun
74c
500
4c
Feb
10c
13,400
60c
Jan
40,500
4c
5,150
50c
8c
May
5%
6
250
28c
—
8
1.15
30c
18,650
Jan
Gold
Hedley
Consumers Gas
Corby
!
10
172
170
176
342
1.22
Exploration
H) Distillery class A
(
1.10
1.45
32,400
9
Cournor
Craig
L_
Gold
Croinor
9c
Apr
Highwood
Crowshore
Hinds
Davies
Delnite
Del
Detta
Red
Dominion
177
May
1.64 May
12%
Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
45c
59c
6,100
49
50
110
15c
25c
129,700
7c
Mar
19c
22,000
10c
Jan
22c
Mar
25c
9%
Jan
Ltd
Dominion
Huron
Erie
&
Steel
Dominion
Oil
10
13c
Feb
25c
May
Imperial
45c
Jun
57c
May
Tar
Apr
52% Mar
Preferred
25'Ac
Jun
4%
31c
Apr
Indian
Industrial
preferred
2
Dominion
Jun
42c
Jan
20
Jun
24
Textile
7
Jun
8%
Jan
15c 21'Ac
54,800
Apr
24 %c
Jun
lnglis
10c
Acceptance
(John)
&
Feb
1.90
Apr
Inspiration
40c
Feb
1.42
Jun
International
Coal
8c
10c
17,000
6c
Jan
14c
Apr
International
Metals
35c
48c
115,640
28c
Mar
58c
May
21%
21
23'A
15,443
15%
15'A
17
5,240
27
27
27%
850
20
20
20
50
1.60
20 %
15 'A
26
19%
27 %
Jan
Jun
20 %
Jan
Mar
27%
East
Apr
Jacknife
class
Waite
Easy
Apr
13% May
Jaculet
Jan
33%
Jun
Jellicoe
8%
8
8%
485
7%
Feb
12 %
Apr
Joburke
Elder
100
100
3
18'A
18'A
19'A
3,465
18%
Jun
22%
Jan
Journal
37
39%
1,950
33%
Jan
43%
Jun
Kayrand
22'A
22%
225
21
Jan
23
Jun
common—
10%
10%
Jan
67
61c
150,300
'
•
100
100
10%
8%
46c
8%
8'A
~
6c
7'Ac
28,000
9c
11c
18,800
8c
6c
8'Ac
20,700
4c
25c
30c
25,200
23c
;
.
100
~
8%
Jun
103
Jan
Jun
12
Jun
11%
Jun
73c
Jun
11
Jan
9c
Joliet
Mines
Jan
May
Renville
11c
Jun
Kirkland
Jun
Laoatt
Mines
Ltd
Jun
2.65
Apr
4.40
Feb
7.60
Jun
Jun
6%
Jan
Laguerre
Jan
Lake
Dufault
Mines
Lake
Fortune
Gold
5
1.60
5
5
51
52%
160
45% Feb
55
17%
19
225
15%
19%
100
Jan
23c
Jun
40,364
8c
Mar
6c
6c
8c
17,500
6c
Feb
20
20
25
42c
40c
51c
13,800
Gold
Fibre
2
5.80
May
May
Lake
Osu
Lake
Rowan
Lake
Shore
19% May
20
Jun
Lake
34c
76c
Apr
La
6.70
Jun
Lapa
6.50
81,590
13%
14%
2,125
13%
Jun
16
35'A
800
32%
Apr
9%
11'A
3,950
9
Jan
37% May
12% Jun
120
124
80
115
Apr
5'Ac
6%C
6,200
o%c
Jan
4.50
4.05
5.50
131,575
2.05
Jan
12'A
12
12%
80
8
Feb
8%
8'A
100
8%
Feb
12%
12'A
12%
90
12%
Apr
1.00
1.00
200
39%
44
17,940
24
Jan
45
Jun
110
30
Mar
45
Jun
Class
29
Mar
Manufacturing
Motor class A
Class
43
B
Foundation
Co
1.00
Frobisher
Gair
Oils
Gatlneau
5%
Power
General
Petroleums
Class
Giant
Steel
Wares
Yellowknife
Gillies
Gold
Lake
Glenora
God's
Goldcrest
Goldhawk
Goldora
Goodfish
50
(Graham
A
Class
1.75
Jan
2.10 May
1.00
Feb
2.08 May
Great
preferred
West
Great
West
Great
Coal
Louvicourt
Mar
May
Feb
West
Greening
Class
20
9.20 May
11c
Jun
Export
Malartic
Feb
4c
Jun
70c
Jun
Maple
30c
36c
19,000
30c
Jun
43c
Apr
Maralgo
16c 18 %c
16,000
15c
Feb
5c
Mar
27 %c May
15c
May
!7%c Jun
10c
3.35
May
Jan
11 %c May
9c
Apr
4c
89
89
101
84% May
95
52%
52%
52%
110
52% May
9% Jun
53%
—
Jun
Manitoba
Lead
&
Gwillim
Lake
Gypsum
Hahn
Brass
common
Preferred.
80,875
1,800
49c
1.55
^
Mar
85c
Jan
Jun
Jun
2.40
Jan
Feb
1.34
Feb
40c
46c
32%
465
30% Mar
34% May
32
590
30
33
40c
7%
25
16c
19c
47,000
32c
73,400
2.40
2.75
32,815
2.33
45c
55 c
31,900
44c
6c
7'Ac
16,500
5c
11c
19c
7'A
13c
Jun
62c
Mar
Feb
May
9'A Mar
Jun
Jan
31c
Mar
13'Ac Jan
43c
May
Jan
3.25 Mar
Jan
85c
May
May
Jan
10c
121,100
10'Ac Mar
23c
Jun
2.11 Mar
2.45
3.00
123,092
11
13
2,905
10%
12%
2.36
2.80
34,350
30c
39c
23,500
2.30
2.95
60,900
2 %c
3c
14,200
7,920
9'A
7%
2.36
30c
Feb
McLellan
4.10
Apr
Jan
13'A
Jun
Jan
13%
Jun
3.20
Apr
Jun
Jun
60c
McMarmac
Red
Jun
McWatters
Gold
1,000
Jan
20c
2,941
14%
Jan
Mercury
Jan
21% May
46'A Jun
Jan
26
Feb
Mexican
Jan
Mid-Continent
5%
Jun
10
75
9%
Jun
11% Mar
Midland &
100
4.13
Jan
4.75 May
Milton
1,500
12c
Apr
43c
Feb
12,000
7c
Jan
20c
May
Feb
Model
13 %c
Apr
4%c
Feb
7'Ac
May
Apr
Monarch
7,000
2,406
17%
Feb
21
May
Moneta
15
14%
15
265
14%
Jun
24
21%
145
20
Feb
27
Feb
Jan
8'Ac Mar
Jun
32c
Jun
23,000
13'Ac Mar
31c
May
17,000
3'Ac Mar
14c
Jun
10,561
21%
29% May
29%
39%
7,190
13%
14%
6,980
13'A
99
99
99'A
60
20c
26c
13,000
Jan
Mar
30
16%
Jun
100
May
Jan
97
Apr
10c
Jan
30c
Jun
May
60
985
58'A
Jun
67
Jan
40c
49c
28,700
40c
Jun
60c
Jan
6c
58%
8'AC
56,500
3'Ac
Jan
13'Ac May
12'Ac 16 %c
61,500
8c
Feb
16%c
Jun
10'Ac
10'Ac
14c
3,500
8c
Feb
14 %c
Jun
3.90
665
3.00
Jun
6.00
Apr
1.90
1.90
200
1.75 May
2.10
Jun
common
Jun
5c
8c
3c
Jan
10%
16%
50
14%
Apr
16%
Jun
1.80
1.60
2.15
33,375
1.10
Jan
2.25
Jun
11'A
10
12%
10,681
10
Jun
13%
51c
60c
3,000
31c
Feb
66c
May
20
Oil
20
225
16%
Jan
20'A
Jun
5c
Grain
Pacific
class
A
12,500
9c
•
Feb
Feb
21'A
Apr
May
3.45
Containers
3,600
10%
Jan
27
6'Ac
5F
Corp
6c
3'Ac
106
18c
29%
Oils
20%
Jan
Mar
Apr
13'Ac
Lai
Brick
Mining
24c
3.75
3%c
28%
42o
Lake
Light & Power
4.65
1,500
226,800
17c
Mills
4.65
5'Ac
Jun
8% Mar
25%
59
Gold
Jun
12c
5'Ac
2c
102
22c
100
10%
19c
20
220
13%
common
35c
10'Ac
103
8%
18c 28'Ac
Segur
12c
-
103
8%
2.30
26
Preferred
11c
6%
Jun
30%
25C
Ltd
20
250
—
24c
4'Ac
5c
9,000
3%c
Apr
2'Ac
2'Ac
3c
14,100
1 %c
Feb
4%c Mar
11%
11%
210
11%
Jun
15%
Hamilton Bridge
15
76c
1.70
8%
Preferred
McColl-Frontenac
Red
4%C
Mines—.
60c
1.55
2'Ac
Porcupine
Gold
Cotton
14'A
8c 13'Ac
Mclntyre
Swayze
Rock-Gold
Jun
18c
McKenzie
Halcrow
Hard
10%
100
Massey-Harris common
18%
—
Harding Carpets
4,390
2.45
Mines
Apr
Halliwell
Hamilton
May
11'A
10%
2.45
Gold
Marcus
42,800
5c
Alabastine—
Jun
21c
Martin-McNeely
18%
Gold
Lime &
85c
Feb
5'Ac
Malartic
10
17c 17'Ac
Gunnar Gold
May
5'Ac
2.62
Mines
Marbenor
Modern
t
Mar.,
45c
10,600
11'A
Mines
A
Eastern
15c
55
May
28c
147,900
16c
35c
Mar
19c
10 %C
Mines
Gold
class
Sugar preferred
Leaf Milling
28c
6
.j^49c
11,200
81c
6c
Goldfields
15c
C
Jun
36c
11
10
—
Jan
14c
15c
45c
Manitoba
Mar
6
—
May
Mar
2c
common
1.34
58c
2.47
—.
Mines
Consol
57c
Mines
Guayana
Gulf
Felt
Jun
7%
B
17,900
Saddlery
Wire
Jan
1.32
30c
16C
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
33,500
20
Jan
26c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
McMillan
69c
20
Jun
3c
12'Ac
Mines
Macassa
7 %c
1,045
84c
5.30
22c
31%
Goldfields
MacDonald
3%c
22
46,600
133,000
3.95 Mar
Jun
7c
22
1.10
6c 10 %C
London Hosiery class A
59c
—
84c
A
Lynx Yellowknife
2%C
40
Jan
31
1.05
May
Jun
3'Ac
40c
class
B
12,500
Mar
55c
116,300
—
Lac
Groceterias
13,800
2,250
237,100
16C
24,100
Long
1.65
3c
11,165
95c
12c
Apr
1.75
3c
4.75
55c
Jan
Jun
1.40
Jun
4.25
Jan
Mar
12c
1.30
Jan
15c
20
.
10c
3.00
110
4%c Mar
Jun
Mar
Feb
Jan
3%c
11c
19
Feb
Jun
18,500
575
1.03
2.00
24,000
7,500
4'Ac
104%
9c
12c
19%
3'Ac
90
6%c
Mar
1.44
1,500
450
5%c
Jun
80c
Jun
4,000
107
4'Ac
20c
Jun
1.03
19,220
2.50
Jun
Mar
45c
7c
—
105%
4%c Mar
10c
4,700
40,500
11c
6c
105%
Apr
22,400
50c
10c
Jan
3.20 May
99
6.00 Mar
15c
Jun
1.15
19%
—
1.04
River
101
Jan
12c
45c
1.03
80
1.14
Lexindin Gold
Macho
46
20% Mar
Jan
Jun
6c
Lencourt Gold
Apr
44
9'Ac May
16
43%
1.03
Leitch
Jun
19%
44
4%c Mar
9,085
€%c
Gold
Apr
Jun
20%
5,500
18%
Jun
9
17%
17'A
165
7c
16
Jan
2,645
13
76
6c
Jun
9%
common
68
1.30
15c
Great Lakes Paper
Jan
12'Ac May
Jan
18%
Mines
Feb
11c
74c
17%
19'Ac
Bousquet
-Grandoro
6c
7'Ac
1.16
Red Lake-
Gordon Mackay class A
.
16,500
Jan
May
86,200
12%
12%
89
common
35c
1.20
Leduc-West
Macfie
—
Preferred
14
Jan
96c
Jun
McDougall
-Goodyear Tire
Jan
4c
Jun
Jun
2c
82c
14
20'A
2.22
5%c
Mining
Jun
10
162,140
Apr
Jun
2.23
46c
14
18
Jun
49,200
59c
14
21c 29'Ac
17'Ac May
150
Jan
2.60
Jan
Lawson & Jones class A
6.00
Jun
4'Ac
Porcupine
Mines
10c
46c
28,000
134,211
20%
Apr
1.40
2.29
10c 12'Ac
Jan
20
8c
2.15
2.29
Mar
Apr
91%
Manitou
Jun
15c
17
20
Golden
62c
Jan
Jun
28,785
5%c
Jan
4%c
15
105,250
7,029
21c
20c
II,300
610
95
47,500
Jun
44,121
9c
16
2.02
20,000
13'Ac
49c
15%
Laura
2.75
7c
1,600
31c
15
Secord
Jun
127
95
15c
May
Jun
1.40
10c
May
12c
7c
2.15
10c 13 %c
12
May
Jun
5'Ac
Jan
4%c Mar
3c
98
10c
8%
42,200
25,500
50
5'Ac
12,465
8c
5c
3'Ac
Mines
101
11'Ac
Mines
10%
9%
Jun
3c
16c
Gold
155
3c
"U"
101
Arrow
Eagle
Feb
Larder
Apr
Golden
Gold
142%
Apr
31c
Gold
Mines
270
7c
7c
Lake
Goldale
149 149'A
Apr
6c
Jun
5c
Jun
7.75
May
6,500
35%
Jun
69c
Oil
Apr
Jan
2%c
Gold
Globe
29%
Feb
16c
49,953
26,854
4c
32%
8.10
34%
5.80
32 %
7.00
Jun
32
2'Ac
Feb
7~25
Mines
32%
1,000
Jan
17%
27'Ac
Feb
3,912
8%c
675
Feb
26
2,500
25'A
19
20c
1,495
5c
55
17 %
1,500
4c
100
common
Jun
25c
6.50
Magnet
General
14% May
5c
1.55
common
A
50c
Jan
4c
2.50
10
Mar
9'A
5.80
500
Bakeries
36C
5c
17%
preferred
General
655
10,645
4C
1.74
com
13
6.00
29
10
Ltd
7
32'A
62c
Gold
2.35
preferred
21%
30
11
Cadillac
91,4c
__10
Exoloratlon
Co
Garrison
29
K5
65
Lapaska Mines
28%
to 00
Preferred
Jun
906
8%
1.55
9'Ac
common
Jun
9
36%
15c
Mining
28'/4
„
Gold
Cos
40
34
65c
Ltd
(1945)
1.49
Francoeur
Fraser
Jan
Mar
7c
Mines
Loblaw
43
1
4.05 Mar
Little
Ford
Jun
7'Ac May
87c
Mines
Wasa
Luz
6'/8C
common
Jan
18%
Feb
30c
Mines
Lamaque
Jan
Mar
43
Products
27
Feb
3c
61c
Lake Lingman
74c
47c
9%
Preferred
Apr
15%
16,500
12 %C
Gold
23 %c May
12c
Mar
33%
10
5.50
36%c Jan
Jun
13%
Petroleum
25%
55
6c
May
33%
Fittings Ltd clas A
Fleet
6%
4% May
76,450
Federated
150
18%
4.40
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Ladulama Gold. Mines
3.60
51
Kirkland
26'A
—
1,300
17%
common
26
3'Ac
19%
Ltd
45,033
232,250
Federal
Townsite
(John)
154,335
15c
Grain
Jun
18%
45c
7.00
37c
Preferred
7%
26
1.08
2.11
56c
Federal
7
14'Ac
Lake
4.25
*
_
250
7c
1.60
25
Nickel
7%
17
6.10
20
Players
7'/4
Jun
68
:
Keyboycon
31c
23c
Famous
Mar
10c
4.00
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Apr
15
14
Gold
Feb
44c
Falconbridge
28
May
% May
49c
1.63
preferred
Jan
13
24 %c
Kerr-Addison
Mar
9'Ac
(T H)
21
1,515
6c
6.35
__
Corp
39.290
13%
39c
Mining
Kirkland
15c
Estabrooks
27
13'A
13 V4c 13 %c
Ltd
Publishing
May
45c
Eureka
24%
(1939)
Quebec Mines.
20c
Jun
29c
Sol
32%
Apr
9Vic
5%c Mar
Gold
El
24% May
Jan
9%
Kelvinator
8%
46c
Pen-Rey
Feb
30'A
32%
.
Kelore Mines
37
Mines
Eldona
El
Feb
23
25c
Gold
■
Investment
122
50
1,455
5c
Mines
23.50
Washing Machine
Economic
20
24
32'/8
10c
13
26 V2
1
Eddy Paper class A
125
24
Mining
10
Mines
May
125
31%
30
A
Gold
1,640
25c
Steel
125
Jan
Jun
Jun
32
Coke
International Petroleum
32
lie
Sullivan
Eastern
Jan
48
Jun
22
Jun
13%
East Malartic Mines
Jun
9
—5/10
29%
Leduc
6c
Apr
8%
Preferred
Apr
13%
East Crest Oil
East
Jan
6
12'A
&
International Nickel Co
13%
Amphi
2c
140
34
common
Kirkland-Hudson
East
845,000
7'A
Mining
30%
:
4'Ac
50
41% Mar
40c 42'Ac
3,300
125,450
48'Ac
& Mudge class A
Duvay Gold Mines
3'Ac
Co
1.65
1.35
—
Donnell
Jan
Ingersoll Machine class A
Woollens
common
Mar
26c
4,059
Jan
180
1.60
Mines
6c
500
47
38%
common
430
100
pfd
15'Ac
22,200
40c
5c
Varnish
Lake
*
Chemical
7'Ac
Jun
45
£
30,300
•
&
6'Ac
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-
47
199c
25
16'Ac Jun
100
•
B
Mar
100
Bank
paid
*
class
4c
25%
20%
Imperial
8%
Coal
&
Dominion
Donalda
common
Jan
21
•
Dominion Stores
13%
33,600
7
30c
10
:
43,067
14c
A
7'A
25
common
Jun
16'/a
10c
3%c
class
2
Fabrics
Jan
16'A
13%
40c
Malartic
Apr
Jack
Dominion
Jun
11'A
45
Hudson
41c
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Malting preferred
20'A
Jun
6'Ac
Hoyle
8c
„
Jan
9.70
14 %
Mines
1.02
;
Jun
16%
11 %c May
11 %c
Yellowknife
Gold
1.60
Bank
15c
Homer
7
Ltd
Dominion Coal preferred—
6'Ac Mar
Feb
Jun
6.200
17c
Dome Mines Ltd
Jan
8,500
Jun
20
Ltd
Seagrams
Jun
10c
565
7
Yellowknife
Distillers
80c
Jun
5,930
17%
19c
Lake
Discovery
Mar
5c
10
Feb
18c
22c
Producers
Feb
58c
39,100
19%
20%
Mines
Rio
6c
3,900
7c
9.70
&
Hunts
14 %
„„
Oils
.7,320
65c
12c 14'Ac
Oil
Hugh
150
Class D.
Decalta
8 Vac
5c
18'A
Apr
49
A
6c
60c
5C
9.75
Apr
14c
class
Jun
9%
Apr
1,000
Petroleum
Leather
10
50
Sarcee
Imperial
Davis
Jan
Jun
Jun
9%
18%
12
1,700
18'Ac
39c
Dauch
29
18c
D'Aragon Mines
Feb
2,000
Hollinger Consol
Jan
48c
Patricia
Jun
22c
Feb
7c
28c
Home
6%
Jan
8%
_10
15c
Jun
Jan
16c
Nest Coal
Jan
Jun
30c
Jan
17'A
Mines
6c
27c
1.07 Mar
6%
I,200
106%
Jun
8%
7,000
47c
Jun
65c
5 'A May
8'A
6%c
14% May
65c
Hignridge Mining
91% Mar
21
5%c
,
9%
Highland-Bell-
May
8
—
8
Pershing
Crow's
25
3'Ac Mar
High
9'Ac 11 %c
common
Mines
May
May
1.05
18c
—
common
Crestaurum
100
25
16%
—.
Mining
Bit
1,265
9'A
25
common
10
9%
9%
Class B
Corrugated Paper Box
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Feb
36c
6%c
Hendershot Paper
Heva
Jun
160%
30c
32c
28c
Hosco
Donwest
Mar
8,800
Low
12c
Mascot
Mar
26c
5c
High
9c
5%c
Headway Red Lake
15c
9c 11'Ac
Range Sine*) Jtomiiwy 1i
70,200
Low
9%c
85c
9c
Shares
35c
Gold
18c
Astoria
for Week
9%c
85c
Consolidated
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
8%
'
—
Week's
Last
Salle Price
Range Since Jannary 1
8%
Ccniagas Mines
Con.aurum
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Conduits
LISTED
FOR
15
15%
300
13%
38c
36c
49c
115,000
26 %c
Jan
9
9
9'A
470
9
Jun
Feb
7c
16
63 %c
11
May
Monarch
Montreal
Moore
17%
19%
1,875
75%
82
1,219
26%
27%
75
60c
119,100
75'A
Mosher Long Lac
Jun
Mylamaque
Jun
National
51c
Chemical
45c
13c
17c
48,000
common—5
8
8
8 "2
445
5
11%
11%
12
115
Mines
Drug &
Preferred
12,700
25
Apr
Jan
45
34c
17%
common
Preferred
9
14%
30c
9
—
Locomotive
Corp
80
9
14%
30c
Knitting common
Mortgage & Investment
Porcupine
13c
10% Mar
8
May
12
Apr
14'A
Jun
30c
Jun
41c
Apr
17%
Jun
22'A
Apr
Jun
75
Feb
83
26%
Jan
27% Mar
16c
Jan
75c
6c
Feb
18'Ac
8
Jun
10% Mar
Jun
Jun
9'A Mar
12%
Jun
,43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(44)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Hosiery
National
National
Low
High
High
11%
275
Jan
28
250
10% Apr
27% Mar
12%
28
28%
Apr
Slater
*
19'/a
19%
20'/a
875
19%
23%
Apr
*
Pipe
class
2.40
2.15
2.80
176,645
60
A——*
—
43
.*.»»*
20%
20%
43
21%
640
30
30
75
Steel
Trust
„
1C
24c
Jun
Mar
40%
19%
27
Negus
Mines
•
(Wm)
preierred
Alger
New Bidlamaque
New
British
New
—1
Feb
46
Jan
Southam
Co
Standard
New
Nib
Mar
1.00
class
42c
31,250
31c
Jan
50c
33c
40c
5,700
33c
Jun
51c
Jun
2,40
3.10
472,375
43c
33c
6%c
6%c
8c
19,000
5%c Mar
1
16c
16c
21c
89,300
16c
1
3c
11c
Jun
Apr
Canada
min^s
Sudbury
•>-">
Contact
Sullivan Cons
6c
15,000
3c
Feb
7c
May
5 %c
49,500
3c
Jan
10c
May
Surf
10c
55,000
7%c
Apr
12c
May
Sylvanlte
—1
13c
13c
16c
31,575
9c
Jan
25c
May
1
5c
5c
6c
10,000
2%c
Jan
12c
May
•
45c
40c
50c
128,200
40c
Jan
79c
Apr
;
•
100
—
700
69
6,379
64
Jun
4c
64%
1.10
64
—
•
1
4c
3,100
10c
Jun
Mines
1
50c
50c
59c
Mining
•
2.91
2.75
3.25
42,970
1
5c
5c
6c
22,000
Mines
200,825
1.00 Mar
50c
77c
Apr
May
Toburn
Jun
Tnmhlll
9c
May
1
17c
12c
18c
29,250
6c
Jun
37c
1
9c
8c
9%c
7,000
7c
Jan
18 %c
Jun
1
7c
5c
7c
35,500
5c
Jun
10%c
Jun
8%
8%
9
1,425
8%
Jun
5
5%
5%
5%
50
5%
Apr
6
6%
6%
6%
25
5%
Jun
7
Jun
34c
Feb
Specialties
Obaska
1
26c
25c
34c
77,400
1
1.58
J.45
1.80
48,970
•
12c
12c
18c
8,000
1.60
1.55
2.99
34,800
-
Gold
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
Oils
O'Leary
•
-
Malartic
Omega
•
20c
18c
23c
73,000
1
Gold
11 %c
10c
15c
213,900
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Steel
•
—
—*
52
__r_i
2.24
j
Elevators
Iron
Works
128
Jan
39
Jan
6
6Vs
200
1
9c
8c
11c
38,000
Orlac
1
8c
6%c
9%c
24,000
1
1.16
1.06
1.40
273,755
9c
131%
53
5% May
8c
5%c
7%
Jun
15c
Jun
Feb
Apr
Feb
12%c
1.75
Jun
(Eastern)
1
4c
7c
500
Pacific
Petroleum
1
5.60
4.20
7.25
•
46%
4.6%
49
189,025
1,200
95c
1.15
33,600
95c
Jun
38c 52 %c
111,350
17c
Jan
5c
Page
Hershey
Pamour
Pan
Paramaque
Parbec
Tubes
Porcupine
Western
Mines
•
Ltd
Oil
—10c
Mines
Malartic
43c
Unipn
1
4%c
1—
...
_
4c
_1
Paymaster
Perron
Consol
Corp
Gold
_
_
_
_1
45c
—
.
Preferred
United
Keno
:
Oils
United
preferred-
10
310
Villbona
3,000
3c
Feb
7%c
Apr
4%C
6,500
3c
Jun
10 %C
May
Vlolamac
19,300
2c
Jan
7c
May
Vulcan
27c
15,130
Jun
34c
Jan
63c
Jan
Jun
1
■
45c
16c
46c
744,478
7%c
Jan
Gold
Gold
•
_
Oil
2.10
1.90
2.30
83,315
1.70
1
Mines
_
May
2.80
2.80
3.05
500
2.80
Jun
3.00
3.00
62c
Jun
3.15 May
3.45 Mar
3.80
22,150
Porcupine
Peninsular
1
9c
8c
14c
73,810
3c
Jan
21c
Porcupine
Reef
1
60c
67c
17,750
60c
Jun
82c
Feb
51%
55%
3,340
85c
90c
3,700
85c
Mar
1.12
Jun
76c
86c
3,000
76c
Mar
1.05
Jun
22 %
Jun
9% May
10%
24
167
Jan
11 %
25
11
May
12%
10% Mar
13 %
180
Feb
Jun
13
200
8,725
7c
Mar
24c
Mar
17c
Jun
Jun
May
67c
458,200
28
34
8,535
25%
Jan
35%
Jun
32%
105
26%
Jan
34
Jun
38c
49c
15,650
38c
Jun
62c
15c
Feb
40c
44c
Jun
80c
30c
30c
1,900
3%
3%
3%
60
8
9
600
t
Apr
Apr
3%
Jun
3%
Jun
8
Jun
9
Jun
8,375
14%
Jan
12c
23,067
10c
Jun
17c
May
29
200
26
Jan
29%
Jun
55
55
55
225
52
Jan
56%
Jun
20
21
1,065
20
May
22%
Jan
4.75
6.60
51,625
3.50 Mar
7.20
Jun
15'/a
-5.45
9
50c
60c
45c
71,300
7%
7%
8%
2.40
3.00
73,350
•
"6.25
6.00
7.50
12,808
2kL~
.
•
Mines
•**.
Oils
__
Hi'
__
16 %c
frlsr*
»
Jun
Feb
9 %
Jun
Jun
4.20
Apr
5.80 Mar
7.60
Jun
15
100
12%
Jan
15
9c
10c
9,500
6%c
Feb
15c
Jun
May
May
15c
173,650
2c
Jan
29c
30c
1,500
17c
Jun
41c
Feb
35c
*ibv.
.
22c
17c
1...
J_
65c
6%
2.40
15
9c
1
Gold
Jan
19c
1,695
"2.50
19% Mar
35c
3,000
20c
Jan
46c
Jun
"
■
■■
Waite
Amulet
Walker
•
(Hiram)
(G
& W)
West
Westeel
10,353
4 6'/a
14,340
8c
9c
4,000
12c
10,500
■
■
61
ZZSli
'
61
38c
_
Ashley Minerals
Feb
9.50
Jan
7.90
36
47%
Mar
%C Mar
35c
67
230
60c
4
72,275
14c
49
7c
Jan
Jun
lie
6c
May
*
...vw.l
,
Products
Western
9.00
41 %
10c
n
8.25
42
">
Malartic
8.25
L
Jun
Jan
70
Jun
Feb
71c
Jun
May
60c
10
1.39 May
178 % 178%
14c
—
I
3%c
*
Crow
Polaris
May
*
*
Piccadilly Petroleum
Pioneer
Mar
47c
-1
Wekusko Consol
Pickle
45c
Jan
Jun
35c
16%
V
Mines
Vicour
24c
Apr
May
•
7
• •'
_•
Viceroy Mfg
Jun
19% Mar
15
Ventures Ltd
Feb
May
12
91c
9c
50
;
Jun
Jun
15c
Feb
May
10c
-
Steel
49 %
45c
3.65
17c
27%
;
1_
Hill
Jan
1,000
150
8
B
Upper Canada
4,600
Apr
Jun
Feb
6c
25"-" 20
Fuel class A
Jun
17c
2.65
12 %c
38c
9'r *\
__
B
United
May
54c
3,800
18
Feb
May
7%
1.672
10%C
9c
17c
„
'
—
7.25
45C
*
iPetrol Oil & Gas
24,760
lie
12
L'_
class
Feb
247/bc
2.96
31
14,500
28
Mining
24 %C
1
__
Feb
—
"V".-
.
common
Gas
tTnlon
United
3c
■
Partanen Malartic
Mar
6
11%
0-.
—'2-
A
_
Union
i,
2%c
_
28
45,900
10c
Resources
Acceptance
Jun
1.58
195
775
-r-
,
class
Preferred
4c
60c
30
6%
32 J/2
4.20
44%
14 %c
37c
52c
Finance
United
Pacific
Jan
Jun
8c
1.20 May
40c
178 %
:
Juri
1.00 Mar
May
1.66
1.14
Class B
May
Jun
15 Vac
Jun
■
Traders
Jun
Feb
Jan
6,500
11%
Towagmac Exploration
Jun
3%c
Mar
3C
1.30
27c
*•
100
Transvislon-Televlsion
29c
19 %C
40c
8.000
36c
common
Transcontinental
Feb
Apr
91c
—
Toronto General Trusts-
Apr
Jan
Jan
3.30
29c
-Z.r
Jan
17c
Jun
8%c May
91c
Gold
4r.
Apr
2%c
5
52
*
Oslsko Lake Mines
30c
Jun
5
52
—
2.33
Jun
152,800
Orenada Gold
Lake
1.55
Jun
7c
Orange Crush
Red
1.45
12c
131% 131%
5c
—50
common
4%c
25c
3.60 May
'
.
Wood
Jun
Jun
■
Jun
11%
Feb
18
18
Jun
—
18%
23%
24% May
10 %c May
May
3%c Mar
2.31
Apr
Mar
25c
2.65
2.70
•
6 %
122%
10c
1
.
Preferred
Feb
Apr
75c
Feb
6 %
*
—•
Gold
Toronto
Mar
*
*
2.25
20c
13,915
9c
Feb
5%c Mar
102,600
11c
Jan
Mar
29%
Tailors
Toronto
i«y
86c
1.44
Feb
Jun
121
46,350
8c
Z1L
Torbrit Silver Mines
May
•
common
Top
2.90
60c
'L
..."
_
Apr
16%
22.000
1.30
1.32
May
18
20
8,600
9%c
__
_1
;
.
River
3.35
Feb
Mines
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearson common
Tip
72c
;£_50c
Gold
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Feb
Mar
19c
Northland
Mines
*
1.24 May
71
2.46 Mar
4c
Taku
■«
•
Inlet
10%
95
20%
50
2.45
2.60
-1
63 %c Mar
Jan
4%
1,000
6c
Jun
Jun
61,275
5c
Superior Oils Ltd
4c
8%c
.
6c
3.20
20c 23 %c
20c
1
Mine*
8%c
North Inca Gold
O'Brien
6c
122 122%
May
Jan
50c
605
2.88
Jun
22
21 %c
13%
3,273
24
_
4%c
—
8%
1.05 May
38
86
395
23%
3.05
.1
Sturgeon River Gold
1
Gold
Oakville
17%
22
23
100
common
•
Oils
North Star Oil
17%
23
«
;i
_
Iron
Trusts
Jun
505
12,600
22'/2
•
1
common
1—25
Rock
Sterling
Jun
38c
Co
Steep
3.70 May
Apr
—1
_—
Mines
Denison
r„_ i
•
Steeloy Mining
May
34c
40c
5%
5
...
Mar
42c
4,590
5
10c
20
50c 56 %c
«
A
Gold-
Preferred
1.22 May
2.80
Mines
Norplck
of
66c
Corp
Normetal
North
Steel
95c
5,900
Mines
Norlartic
Jun
51,450
75c
Nlpissing Mines
Noranda
1.50
1.70 May
20,002
1,55
05c
Yellowknife
Nordon
Jun
Mar
1.40
1.10
Gold
Nicholson
Radio
Jun
13
8,199
16
Feb
2,375
92
14%
14'%
•
47c
8%
92
Jun
32%
295
42c
„
High
64c
23,500
8%
—'
Brne
1.00
Thurbois
New
Standard
Pteriman
75c
18
21c 21 %c
42c
100
—
100
1
Mar
1.08
New Norzone
Pacalta
•
66,800
13'
15
21 %c
common
..
Paving common
7c
Feb
1.29
Gold
-
Olsen
1
Marlon
_
Low
82c
%r ,37%
64C
36
•
.
Mines
Btarratt
1
1
Range Since January 1
High
Jun
17c
—1
New Norseman
New
Apr
65 %C
•
Chemical
May
*
Mines
Newnorth
Jun
3c
5,000
1.84
105
Jan
7c
1
Jason
New
101%
Mines-
Goldvue
New
Newlund
250
22,367
.
Preferred
Jun
Low
20
...
Brazeau
Staaacona
May
23 % Mar
30
Jun
Mines
Calumet
New Dickensjn
Share*
_
Oil
Dominion
35,650
103
7c 10%c
4%c
4 %c
—
1.37
1.15
102
__
7%c
1
—
1.15
1.15
-100
.
New
for Week
—_1
Co
(N>
South
3.00 May
Mar
Malartic
Standard
Neilson
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Par
;u
28
E
class
Sewer
National
National
V
Sladen
Petroleum
Week**
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
20
..
30
'
Low
11 ■/»
—
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
MARKETS
JUNE
Friday
Share*
•
common
Preferred
National
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Grocers
WEEK
Sale*
Last
Sale Price
STOCK8
National
LISTED
FOR
.
Powell
•
River
Powell
V
Gold
.
Rouyn Gold
T
_
1
common
C
Power
_1
Metals
Preston
76c
East
_
Dome
18%
18
21
1,590
15%
16%
16%
18%
1,045
12%
Jan
1.50
Jun
1
1.60
1.50
1.81
33,465
18
*
Proprietary Mines
57
Jan
1
-
4.00
42% Mar
■
Corp
Pressed
52
3.00 Mar
18
700
21%
2.05
17% Mar
19
Jun
Jun
Western Canada
Breweries
Western
common
Grocers
Preferred
(George)
Purity
•
2.50
2.40
3.20
12,400
8%c
1
9%c
8,000
60c
Mar
6%c Mar
f
Mills
Winchester Larder i
Wlngalt
~6
6
6%
46%
46%
47%
315
55c
62c
9,500
30c
Mar
64c
Jun
23C
14,120
15c
Mar
30c
79c
30,700
249,300
May
73c
May
1.03
Jan
95c
Mar
1.84
May
1,425
6
Jun
46% May
8"%
Jan
48% Mar
l
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
1
74c
73c
1
1.16
1.10
1.40
•
19%
19
21%
22,832
18%
Jan
23%
Feb
40c
Apr
97c
Jan
9
Mar
10
Jun
60c
Feb
31%
Jan
33
■
15
31% May
34
32%
--
32%
50
31% May
35
27%
485
23 %
Feb
101
102
99%
Feb
T'8%c
' 10%c
10%
6c
Electric
common
Gold
&
James)
10c
102
Apr
Mar
28,800
8%c
Jun
13c
%c
54,100
4c
Jan
17c
Jun
19,900
4c
Mar
9c
May
37
4,215
20
8C 14 %c
44,600
33%
10c
pfd. .2100
__jri
100
May
27% May
7%c
c 14
5%c
100 % 100 %
1
(Alexander
8%c
34%
~
100
5%%
33
100 %
_i_ll
_
.
100%
—1-1
'
__
Gold
Wlnorjn
Wood
16%
Jun
•
Preferred
10
common
Apr
27%
—1
Jun
40
Flour
Preferred
14%
3,227
_100
Feb
Quebec Gold Mining Corp
Quebec Labrador
130
26
*
T"
Preferred
Apr
3.55 Jun
10%c Jun
15%
28%
__
common
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winnipeg
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
15%
27%
20
_r'5_
Class A
Weston
15%
"27%
5
,
lD12
116
116
116
97 %
99
Jun
42
Apr
99 % May
101
Jun
33%
3%c
25
97%
Apr
47
115
Feb
15c
Jun
Apr
120
Apr
Jun
99
Jun
Jun
1
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Quinte Milk class
Reef Petroleums
Reeves
Ltd
58c
56c
70c
25,100
*
9%
9%
9%
150
1
-
-
—
-
47c
40c
55c
108,200
1
2.80
2.70
3.15
1,700
6c
MacDonald
Renfrew
Textiles
Gold
class
5%c
_
(Little)
*
-
*
common
_
_
Roche Long Lac_
Roxana
Oils
1
Co
•
Bank
-10
Industries
Saguenay Power
_
_
_
St Lawrence
Sand
1st
River
Scarfe
class
4%%
series
B
Jun
11%
Mines
Yellowknife
York
Jan
16%c
_
37c
50c
20,700
27
27
28%
2,375
13%
18,*654
9c
14,900
18
17%
100
104
18%
100
3%c
34,500
19
1,280
104
100
Bear
Class
2.80
25c
Feb
49c
29 %
8.85
6c
Feb
15 %
Mines
18%c
Jan
3c
Jan
4%c
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
103% May
12% Jan
150
14
Jan
85
Jan
50%
Jan
2.75
3.05
9,134
1
red
50
preferred
Mines
Brew
•
com.
—50
-1
_
class
25c
25
—
—
—
—
247/BC
500
5c
5%c
13,000
15
50
24c 29 %c
51,000
2.80
Jun
104% Mar
Brown
23%
Jun
18%
Jun
Canada
Jun
Co
Canada
101
58% May
4.05
Jan
and
3%c
Apr
5c
Feb
15
5c
Jun
9c
May
Canadian
Jun
Canadian
Jun
16
24c
Jun
40c
26%
Apr
6 %
Apr
1.75
1.80
200
Apr
2.50
Jan
Jan
Week's
May
Consolidated
53
May
deHavllland
Feb
42c
May
Dominion
Jan
17%
Breweries
•
common
Voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Sllanco Mining
Sllknit
Silver
Ltd
Silverwood
Donnacona
1.05 Mar
1.20
Jan
Foothills
2.65
Apr
Shares
Low
4.75
_100
103
Sugar—
.—•-
Class B
-
clas
-
Lumber.
250
19%
Jan
22%
Jun
2,135
6.50
Jun
8.85
20c
20c
-22c
V18
25
81c
79c-
92c
86,825
10
^11
1,497
7%
7%
141
99
99
122
92
29
30
315
26% Mar
24
25
1,055
24
Mar
99
270
98
Apr
100%
45c
13,425
30c
Apr
57c
11
pfd
A
Siscoe
_
•
•
_
29
25
100
see
paee
45.
98%
1
_
Gold
For footnotes
—
100
41c
98%40c
14,000
20c
Mar
38c
16
Mar
19
48c
9%
Jan
Jan
6 % Mar
Jan
1.04
11
7%
•
540
21
22
535
185
177
5
3.50
3.90
700
100
5.00
108
535
4.75
5%
60 Vs
♦
3.25
13,650
60 Vs
80
21 %
24%
42c
46,405
,
92
,
Feb
6.00
Jan
114
21
Feb
12
Mar
14
Feb
28
Mar
180
21%
176
2%
89
3.50
Feb
May
May
22% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
115
Jan
6.00
Apr
Jun
Jan
Apr
May
Jun
57
Jan
63
16,144
17%
Jan
27% May
25,600
32c
Apr
35c
29
35
1G
Jan
32
42%
48
810
40%
Jan
48%
Jun
21
21
21%
460
15%
Jan
21 %
Jun
5.85
Jun
Mar
49 %c
-
May
Jun
—
4.35
3.95
5.25
32
30%
32%
,
.^7%
46
44 %
51%
.
-0
21%
21
26%
c.
Utilities
*
Inc
——5-
Price
Jan
Sangamo
Co
Supertest
Petroleum
Bros
ordinary—
Common
Temiskaming
Twin City
_r_—
_
Consol
53
24%
4,170
19%
Feb
25
Jun
26%
100
26%
Jun
28
May
1.500
17%
Jan
22% May
21% Apr
Jun
13%
18%
20%
20 %
21%
615
6.00
6.40
13,070
6.85
Jun
84%
84%
25
63%
Jan
92 %
Jun
12
12
100
12
Jun
12
Jun
79
80
50
60
Jan
80
79
25
79
Jun
79
7%c
7%c
1,000
6c
Apr
11c
-S"k?ir—
-.V,
11%
11%
50
8%
Jan
14
Apr
50c
50c
GOO
Jun
60c
Apr
-■
12
—
.
^s—
i—.
36% Mar
Jan
20%
-■
rr—
Mining
Jan
Feb
37%
435
79
*
—
Ltd
3.15
27
5,318
6.10
•
7-
_
Jun
11.825
A7 %C
-
common
Oreille
Yukon
5.00
103 109 %
42%
common
Pend
May
4.50
1,210
22%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Jan
Jun
147
z
Ogilvie Flour
Jan
108
Jan
29
Jun
27
Mar
135
24%
-
Jan
Apr
82
20
13%
.
—*—■
-
■_
Jun
99% May
Jun
100
277/«
3.55
___
Groceterias
30%
34
96
13%
Jan
*
Class B
Preferred
Loblaw
22
Jan
95
177
>
Paper
International
7.35
•
Dairies
Simpson'* Ltd class
Apr
18
_
Western
22%
280
35c
Oil
Jan
33
26%
i—1
-
Paper
20
1
A_
21
Aircraft
795
6.50
_______
Apr
Range Sinee January 1
Low
High
High
27%
•
i
"loo
Paper*
International
21%
—
Silverw'd
21%
Jan
30%
13%
common
Hayes Steel
6.55
1
Mines
Dairies
20%
Jan
May
143% 143%
Bridge
Apr
-1
common
Miller
20%
2.27
for Week
Dalhnnsle fill
1.85
Jun
15%
Jun
Sale*
Range
,
Sicks'
1.00
of Pi ices
95
_
Western
10c
1,300
1.33
Apr
Paper com..*
Vlcker*
14%
157,789
Jan
5
30%
Westinghouse
51% Mar
2.20
75c
100
Jun
48 %
Canadian
100
1.85
75,560
5%
l
Dominion
Preferred
52%
1.95
1.02
5%
Vinegars
52%
1
_
85c
.»
_j.-_
Canadian Industries
Apr
1.15
90c
Last
common
47
1.08
25c
'
...
Preferred
23%
1.15
Jun
Par.
Asbestos Corp
British Columbia Pulp &
Preferred
■
130
—50c
.
15c
"<
■"
■
**
47%
250
12,500
Mar
Canadian Funds
47%
94,400
17c
.Friday
Feb
34c
15c
1.95
*
930
16%
16c
STOCKS
26%
21c
43c
13
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
25
16
*
A
3%c
15
5C
3%c
Apr
l
2'.
:
Apr
Jun
800
90
22c
Sale Price
18%
125
27,950
1.75
Jun
18%
101
10,621
34c
Jan
Feb
18
58%
50
2.04
30c
B
Mar
27
18
99
14
1.95
30c
i
_
Apr
40c
29
14
1.99
r
Knitting class A
Apr
7c
3c
1
•
.
Gold
Sherrltt Gordon
—15'
Zinc
Feb
9
»
Winnipeg
Sheep Creek
Yellorex
&
97%
Jun
24,000
.
(1945)
Lead
Canadian Marconi
Rouyn Ltd
Shawkey
Jun
_
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Yale
Mar
27,100
3%c
Bhawinlgan Water & Power
4% series A preferred
Shea's
5c
8c 10 %c
8C
58%
______
B
Jan
28
7c
1
2%c
_
Jun
60
11%
99
7
28
3c
Gold
Sannorm Mines
Senator
preferred.
12c
10%
_
Gold
Feb
Jun
9
—
Paper
3.25
4c
5
28
-
preferred
Antonio
Mar
2.03 Mar
10
7%c
—1
34c
_
_
28
11%
•
common—
preferred
preferred
2nd
9,000-
1
St Lawrence Corp common
San
25
1
Roybar Chibougamau
Rupununi Mines
2nd
37,000
5
4c
•
Royallte Oil
Russell
73c
8%c
5
4c
*
A.
_
Riverside Silk class A
Robinson
Royal
15c
1
A
Regcourt
Reno
20c
preferred
Wool Combing
—
19% May
5.05 Mar
50c
Jun
Jun
May
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(45)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
lor
Friday,
Juno
30
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical
Affiliated
Amerex
Par
Bid
Ask
1
5.88
6.46
1%
4.24
4.59
Securities
Fund
Inc
Holding Corp
American
10
Business Shares
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Fund
31%
1
Inc
1
8.21
Managed
16.62
1
6
Blair
1
2 %
Bond
Inv
Tr
of
Fund
America
•
96.36
21.22
8.69
Broad
5
16.99
19.61
21.50
Chemical
35.24
X16.05
Christiana Securities
100
Paper
Mass
Commonwealth Investment
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Delaware
Fund
1
1
lc
3.60
3.18
3.51
lc
4.04
lc
4.32
Investors
Nation-Wide
20%
15.53
1.72
Balanced Fund
1
27.21
29.10
Low Priced
Stock
1
18.31
19.57
Preferred
&
Fund
Inc
20c
4 05
4.20
5
Industrial
26.88
29.06
Inc_l
First
Boston
2.03
2.20
Corp
First
Mutual
Trust
Fund
Franklin
10
Fund
Custodian
Funds
Preferred
stock
stock
series
Fundamental
Investors
5.16
Gas
Industries
General
Group
Fund
Capital
Inc
1
1
6.66
3.67
Com Stock Series
1
York
17.24
Bank
5.37
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1-
3-50
10-
2-50
bl.35
1.20%
1.35%
2-
1-50
11-
1-50
bl.35
1.25%
1.35%
1.40%
7-
1
12.74
1
10.78
equipment
Insurance
stock
"
7.49
3.19
Metals
1
8.97
6.82
7.48
Oils
1
18.02
9.13
9.59
Pacific
Coast
Utility
Invest
2.40
3.45
lc
July
20,
8 67
July
27,
1950
Aug.
3,
1950
6.09
6.67
Aug. 10,
Aug.
1
4.28
4.70
5.76
6.32
Putnam
8.79
9.63
1
—
(Geo)
Republic
10.60
4.49
4.85
10c
1.77
1.92
5
23.42
25.32
lc
9.47
10.38
State
86c
Television
Investors
Fund
shares
It
Group shares
77n
xl.04
lc
Stock and Bond Group
Inc
(net
1.15
Street
Trusteed
asset
Investment
Fund
13.51
10.81
Series
Serbs
1
X14.98
15.30
Bond
Fund
series
A
f
53.00
I
2-51
bl.45
1.30%
1
Fund Shares
28 21
United
7.47
Fund
25.50
6.17
Science
1
9.95
4.42
'
Value Line Fund Inc
Wall Street
I
4.83
17.92
9.87
l
10.60
Wellington Fund
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
1
17 80
15.87
19.42
17.31
Whitehall Fund Inc..
Wisconsin Investment Co
1-
16.99
18.27
21.73
23.71
30.07
32.80
-
1
100
10
Trust
100
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
7,
1950
bl.18
Sept.
1.10%
14.
1950
bl.18
Sept.
21,
1.10%
1950
1.10%
bl.18
Sept.
28
1.10%
1950
bl.18
1.10%
1.12%
Bid
Ask
Bid
Companies
Ask
Par
14 51
15.8i
Stks)_]
12.63
13.78
x4.80
5 23
5 28
3.45
Chase
National
Bank
Bank
1
4.92
5.40
Independence
25c
2.41
2.63
North
33.13
33.13
Series
Mutual Fund—
E
Series
Trust Shares
1
—,
136
™
100%
15
36%
2.24
1
4.10
1
at;
5%
60
Elef?lan,d
6
38
40
110
22
24
10
32
1,325
81
Trust
Trust
National
Bank
Trust
286
Trust
&
(J
National
Bid
Co
20
Inc
Co
100
94%
230
375
237
620
645
395
16
30
325
34
31%
340
35%
.
19%
.
„
&
r»ar,rtt,H
w.n
1,590
Bank
,n
&
20
First National Bank,
United States
8%
300
35 V
35 /2
37%
66
69
23%
25
Portland
44%
83
37%
58%
260
91%
615
one
20
40
100
36
inn
x»„«ir
Trust
42%
Trust—12
„„
10
Bank & Trust
43%
38
25
&
Trust
..
MeXn N?tl Ba^k & T^?""l00 280
Mellon^NatI Bank & Trust___100 280
88%
Trust_17%
National
Guarantee
.
_
25
Bank
States
56%
254
.
_
Pittsburgh
33
18%
Detroit
12%
Trust
Nat'l
Sterling
Title
P)
City Bank
York
United
Far
1?°
National Bank of Detroit
295
30
100 1,540
25
41%
Morgan
Public
r
10
Manufacturers
New
Insurance Companies
232
34
100 1,265
C°
National City Bank
62
107
Bank
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust
-ji
100
Central National Bank—20
50
Irving
2.33
92
Cleveland
Trust^-
16
First
2;55
222
43 V*
10
Fiduciary
8.65
gs
Northern Trust Co
38%
41%
(White Plains, N Y)„
Empire Trust
^ ~
1956
4sk
97%
City Natl Bank & Trust
100
Continental Illinois
?
Bank & Trust—33%
*1. Ban*
100
47%
Federation
3.74
7.57
Shares—
1955
Series
131
27%
341
«•
2.50
Amer Trust
45%
10
& Trust
Guaranty Trust
100
Industrial Bank of Commerce.lO
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
26
326
^
-
Stks)__l
Bid
Avenue
Exchange Bank & Trust-20
County Txust Co
10.81
10.77
Investing Corp
Yo?kattan °°"10
New
Corn
.^^83
23.33
X16.42
1
Par
Sept.
Stamped
10.82
1
•
1.10%
Chicago
Continental Bank &
*
1
(Net Asset Value)
1.10%
bl.18
bl.18
Trust
Chemical
Bonds)
Fund
bl.18
1950—
1.06%
Commercial National Bank &
19.17
1
Fifth
Brooklyn
21.29
1
of
&
Bankers
12.45
(Speculative
1
1950
31,
1.10%
York
Bank
2?.07
*6.54
17.§T
1
Union Preferred Stock Fund
Unlon Common Stock Fund
United Income
Stocks)
Ask
24,
Aug.
1.08%
Far
80c""
x72c
I
26.98
Stks)_l
Bid
Aug.
•
Banks & Trust
55.50
11.42
Shares___25c
C
Union
-
5.97
Corp.*
Inc
B
9.12
21.00
(Medium Grade Bds)
(Low Priced Bondsi
Sayles
1.30%
4-
bl.18
1950
17, 1950
New
B-4
Loomis
1.30%
bl.45
3-50
bl.18
2.65
*
Shares
Industry
8.35
Funds—
Fund
1.25%
bl.45
1-51
bl.18
16.77
2.43
1
12.08
9.94
Stks)_l
1.04%
51.99
12.33
1
15.60
l
B-3
Trust
bl.40
1-51
3-
bl.18
•
Clark
11.16
1
Bondsi
1950
25
51.99
1
Investors Management Fund
Lexington
^-OJ
2-
1-50
:'25%
17
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Sovereign Investors
1
Amer
lc
America
Boston
Knickerbocker
1-
1-50
56-
4
24
Fund
&
3%
5
value).*
Selected
Ltd—
com
3-50
4-
11.62
5
Fund
Investors
1
Group shares
com
1.40%
Treasury Bills
1.00%
bl.18
1950
1
equipment
Scudder, Stevens
com
1.25%
bl.35
2.65
lc
(Low Priced
Ask
bl.40
Ask
bl.18
1950
13,
5.71
11.14
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
Fund
July
12.21
$1.50 preferred
Petroleum m Trading
.
July 6,
9.83'
-19.75
7.91
4.83
shares
5'"'
5.21
3.80
(Income
Rid
I-RO
1-50
1-50
3-50
1.25%
Bid
1
1
6.00
(Appreciation
Due
19..
12-
37-
1.30%
United States
1
Fund
i*J_.
4.41
6-4
bl.40
11 82
5.47
6-2
1-50
10.15
lc
6-3
11-
13.47
9.26
1
shares.——lc
common
Dated
1.30%
4 65
10.79
lc
shares
(Quality
1-50
5-
Rate
1.35%
Hi.44
4.24
1.30%
13.96
1
lc
5-l
Due
1.30%
1
lc
pfd
Dated
1.30%
"*^9.72
lc
Utility shares
.
-
12,19
8.87
Machinery
Equipment shares
Appreciation
99.30
8.65
7.89
11.12
Merchandising
lc
K-2
.9843
1950
99 22
99.29
1.15%
5.12
Bond Shares
K-l
99.9744
99.21
1955
bl.35
1
:
Tobacco
B-2
1951
100.1
1954
15,
1-50
7.87
9.12
(Investment
1,
100
15,
9-
12.29
10,93
8.32
Bl
.9964
1-49
4.66
lc
Custodian
99.9889
12-
1
9.98
shares
of
1950
15,
1.30%
1
..
Steel
of
.0193
1,
Jan.
7.72
7.18
5.32
Keystone
7.04
lc
4.84
Co
100.0071
Oct.
l%s
12.11
lc
Trust
Sept.
1%S
.0318
12.67
shares
Investment
l%s
.0281
10.99
Mining
Investment
.0276
Ask
11.05
Railroad
Group
Ask
Indebtedness—
100.0105
1.15%
11.56
7.37
8.55
Bank
Bid
of
Bid
10.03
8.32
7.80
Insurance
Maturity—
Certificates
bl.35
1
6.97
7.59
6.72
lc
Aviation
Ask
1-50
Electrical
6.35
lc
Merchandising shares
Incorporated
99.30
8-
Diversified Industry
1
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock_l
shares
Institutional Shares
99.24
1-49
1
stock
Public
Income Foundation
1957-1955.
11-
Corporate bond series.
___lc
Inc
1,
1.30%
7.61
shares
Fund
Oct
100.0084
10.95
1
___»_'J1
Railroad
Plan
9.99
Building supply
8.93
Howe
Bid
Inc—
Aviation
58 08
6.09
Tobacco
119%
l%s March
17.30
6.98
shares
stock
101.16
l%s
100
100.0078
4.31
16.09
1
Stocks
8.15
Railroad
x3.94
Agriculture
5.55
Steel
101.10
4.53
1
England Fund
Investing Company shares__lc
RR
1955 1953
.0270
4 01
Low
Railroad
99.26
1
100.0072
7-28
1
Group Series
4.97
Machinery shares lc
Priced
1955_1951
Feb
3.22
6.94
—
bond
99.20
July 1 1951 "B"
.7.04
,
lc
Institutional
Ask
99.14
100.2
118%
l%s March
%5.06
15.95
—lc
bond
Petroleum
6.44
4.72
Series
6.36
shares
Industrial
6.78
lc
Fully administered shares
General
Bid
1Qcn
l%s July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
l%s Aug 1, 1951
l%s Oct. 1,1951
-7.34
x6.20
1
54.01
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Food
x6.72
1
____lc
...
—
shares
1Q„
1952-1950
'
Dollar Price
10.41
J
Series
Chemical
shares
Chemical
99.31
1961
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
15.00
9.63
Series
1
Aviation shares
Building
;JJi
13.97
1
4.19
1
Agricultural shares
,
y
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
1 %s
X2.95
New
Securities—
Automobile shares
16.31
Series
1
Corp..
14.76
14.75
1
New
16.79
Investors Trust
13.58
1
Bond Series
Automobile
General
1
Inc
Industrial Stock Series
5.65
15.32
u.v
2%s
14.39
Inc.l
1
Stock
Low Priced
2
13 31
Fund
Selected
6.28
lc
Inc.
30.55
1
Stock
29
5.73
7.93
x28.26
Fund
Speculative
5.82
;_lc
7.24
interest__l
2nd
series
Income
Inc—
series.
Common
27%
x5.25
1
4.26
Investors Corp
National Security SeriesBond
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
lc
Inc__10c
Fund
National
Howard-
Fund
Equity
Balanced
1Vjl8
l*an"
Panama Canal 3s
Securities—
1.56
100.1
Issues
Trust
beneficial
19%
Eaton
I
.1
Bond
14.11
Shares
point
a
4.70
shares
25c
Dividend
32nds of
more
4.76
Fund of Boston
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
6.22
100.1
99.31
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4.45
shares^
one
Ask
99.31
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
3.97"
lc
Mutual
144
5.72
1
Mass
1950
Other
Metals
Investors
of
15,
Bid
15, 1951
3.91
shares
Manhattan
4.850
139
3.54
Furnishings shares
Steel
17.33
100 4,720
com
Preferred
,1c
3.63"*
Non-Ferrous
37.89
1
l%s Feb.
shares
Petroleum
_1
Fund
Fur.ds-U
4.18
Ctfs
Century Shares Trust
1.35s Sept.
Home
18.37
1
Street Invest Corp
Fund
Ltd
48.06
3 80
8.70
Bullock
48.06
3.29
22.94
10c
value
asset
_10
3.79
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Fund—
3.44
100 38
1
Inc
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
BusinesS~Equipment shares.lc
2 %
Boston
Bid
Electrical Eqiupment shares.lc
General Industries sharea__lc*
6%
Corp
Holdings Corp
Second
AutomoBTle
8.88
15.29
Beneficial
Far
(Net Asset Value)
4.19
5
B
Loomis Sayles
33 %
3.87
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
86
a
„
i
--12%
Natl Bank
20
55
,
Ban Francisco
9%
Bank of Amer N T & S A__6.25
645
•••;
Ask
_
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
10
94
98
Aetna
Insurance
10
54
56
Insur Co
Life
10
55
57 %
Jersey Insurance of N Y
Agricultural
25
69
72
American
10
24 %
27%
$2.10
45
$1.05
Aetna
Home
5
of
Maryland
Alliance
American
Automobile
American
Casualty
American
Equitable
.4
__
5
—
Assur
16%
5
23
Fidelity & Casualty__3
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
Newark
15
2%
America
18%*53
22%
24
Connecticut
Ex
Forster
&
dividend
Inc
5
28'%
30%
Boston
27'%
30%
Brooklyn Union Gas
&
Assurance
Mfrs
4
8
9
18%
20
30
National
Fire
59%
National
Union
59
62
New
Amsterdam
Hampshire Fire
25
104
59
New
York
21%
23 %
North
73
76
Northern
10
Casualty
54%
33 %
Illinois
34%
2
33
35
41
43%
5
River
18
19%
30
2.50
Pacific
Fire
8
135
10
62
_5
15
71
74
63
Phoenix
69
Preferred Accident
Providence-Washington
of
Frisco
10
59
59
61 %
Reinsurance
10
86
89
Republic
St
65%
5
378
4%
10
31%
33%
2
IV*
8%
__10
34 V*
12%
99
64
10
Newark
Corp
(N
Y)
(Texas)
Glens
Reinsurance Corp
Falls
20%
21%
Surety"'.!—
10
10
26%
28%
Security
(New
10
31
33
47
49
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
42 V*
14
Standard
Globe
&
Republic
Globe
&
Rutgers Fire common.5
Great
___-5
15
American
Hanover
Fire
Steamboiler
5
Firt
Hartford
Hartford
12%
15
Fire
&
28%
Marine
Haven)
Accident
10
102
58
34'%
4.28%
102%
103 V*
104
100%
&
Par
preferred
Hartford
100
Electric
Bid
Ask
Light—
3.90c
pfd„50
105%
107%
53
53%
pfd_30
32
35
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd_100
100
102
Iowa Southern Util 5%%
101 VB
-1979
104%
100%
100%
Co
2%s
1990
101
Edison
Co
2%s
-1980
103
102
102%
2%s_ -1985
100%
101 VB
El & Gas 2%s. -1980
101%
101 %
Elec.
Public Serv
Seaboard
Air
Power
Line
Calif
3s— _1980
96%
101%
4%%
Par
Bid
1949)
100
106
&
1st
pfd—25
Lgt 4%%
pfd—100
n__
pfd_100
106
28%
28%
—
preferred
104%
102
103
& Elec—
20
21%
22
pfd_25
25%
25%
preferred
South Calif Edison 4.08%
—100
—
Elec—
106%
Elec
preferred
&
preferred series H__100
Diego Gas
4%%
100
&
Gas
Ask
Ban
Gas
(series
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65%
Rochester
4.10%
Stocks—
Hudson
21
Gas—
&
$4.80 redeemable
Penn Pwr
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec—
$4.25
19%
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
101%
Wisconsin Elec Power 2%s_ -1980
Central
pfd
20
101 %
101
Elec
State
$5.50 pfd
97%
27/8S- _1980
Ry
Gas
Serv
N Y
104
27/aS— _1976
Maine Pub
102
Potomac
-
104%
-1980
2%s
Co
Tenn
105
Gas Transmission—
30
U
S
Fidelity &
U
S
Fire
31%
33%
120%
124%
32%
34|%
U.
S.
100
432
447
Guaranty Co__2
46
48
It.
1
Guarantee
Westchester
Fire
4
Lt
$2.04
a
Travelers
..10
Conn
&
Pwr
$2.20
pfd
•
55%
52%
$4.65 preferred
56%
•
preferred
53%
4.60%
preferred
100
106
107%
100
107
108%
36 %
17
10
Paul
98
,
.to
...
102Vs
.1980
Power
44 %
___5
2nd preferred
27/8s
Power
4.75%
•—5
Seaboard
General
__
Issues
Stocks (Continued)—
Delaware
16 %
10
3812
of
Power
Southern
25
64
Fund
3s
>
102%
Bell Tel
J
Ohio
47
7
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
60
wiremen's
N
25%
44
3.33%
Co
24
12.50
Ins
36
Mreman's
102%
_1980
_
Light 2%s__ -1980
Pacific Gas & Elec
•
Phila
&
2%s
56%
31
Duke
61%
32%
10
Casualty
Fire
Northeastern
...
32
59'%
5
;4,
10
of
Pow
10
(Detroit) __10
Fire
10
Assn
Edison
-1980
Ask
110
56
National
)
Federal
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Dallas
16%
Employers Reinsurance
Fire
27/ss
5
Fire
57
10
Group Assoc
Elec
Massachusetts Bonding
Pacific
Employees
Appalachian
Merchant
Casualty—
stock
25%
Crum
Life
Bid
25
27%
5
General
Continental
Bonds—
17%
.
10
Fire
Recent Security
Set
17%
50'%
New
Camden
54
1
10
;
~
114
50
common
10
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
35%
110
preferred
10
Convertible preferred__5
Casualty
25
American Surety
Automobile
33%
10
20
Prior
Merchants
American
North
69
72
10
78%
83%
2
20%
22
Odd lot sale
Included
in
change.
n
(not Included in year's range).
bBid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
range),
e Ex-interest.
fFlat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash sales
(not included in year s range)
t Exliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
wl When
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
year's
Admitted
par
value,
tin default.
tThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal taxes.
45
4G
u
(46)
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 3, 1950
ii
Week Ended June 24
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
will
Preliminary figures compiled by
show
based
us
cities of the country, indicate that
increase
an
upon
compared
with
a
year
ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief
1950
Third
Federal
Reserve
1. clearings
Pennsylvania—Altoona
corresponding
week
last year.
total stands at $15,239,482,210 against $15,128,685,116 for the
this
there
center
is
a
loss for
the
week
ended
Our
preliminary
week in
same
Friday of 7.3%.
Our
1949.
At
comparative
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended
BY
1950
New York
1949
+
29.8
1,286,343
1,051,227
38.0
984,415
1,048,740
964.955
1,021,573
3,082,361
1,101,000,000
983,000,000
3,053.853
2,576,141
Scranton
6,0.30.838
5,744.617
+
Wilkes-Barre
2.937.209
2,507,147
+ 51.8
4.202,831
3.656,247
45.7
8.816,434
7.026.336
York
Fourth
7.3
$8,365,514,832
765.190.406
620.656.261
+
1.026.000.000
867.000,000
+ 18. J
491.607,971
437.494,230
.
Philadelphia
Boston
+ 13.0
2,800,539
2.685,887
12.0
967,000.000
816,000.000
+ 18.5
2,730,923
2,774,622
5.0
5,218,270
4.996,036
+ 17.2
2,246,108
+
2,093,251
5.466.340
8,963,101
8.995.690
8,053,295
+ 11.7
7,864,468
8.513.272
1,148,045.451
cities)
3,600,259
13,061.703
_
(11
995,161
1,020,661,714
+12.5
1,004,115,286
850,867,241
-
%
$7,753,221,957
Chicago
<
+ 15.6
Total
TELEGRAPH
July 1—
1941
+
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
for the week follows:
fummary
%
1,030,393
Lancaster
the
of
1941
1,109,239
Philadelphia
Reading
those
above
or
Dec. %
1,337.246
will
0.7%
Inc.
1,530.983
*1,150,000
3,481,584
Chester
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
be
$
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
for the week ended Saturday, July
1949
I
—
23.3
Reserve District—Cleveland—
8,341.013
+ 24.3
6,711.409
6.490,613
5.523,107
Cincinnati
220,887.140
180,757,284
+
22.2
187.281,983
157.222.342
Cleveland
23 3
+
Federal
Ohio—Canton
393,752,533
344,778,674
+
14.2
356,383.709
292.401.243
27,603,500
Columbus
Kansas City
257,481.510
247,572.210
+
270.000.000
257,900,000
t
4.7
San Francisco
323,114.000
297.559,000
+
8 6
Pittsburgh
341.831.088
301.957.373
+
353,721,034
282,231.239
+
232.832,270
204.916,843
+
+
16.5
34,183,500
4.556,347
+
14.9
4,745,226
8,957,012
6.855,735
+
30.7
5,961,397
5.671,727
401,723,171
366,896,096
+
9.5
318.753,544
283.327,339
1,074,829.607
941,336,945
+ 14.2
913.800,062
775,754,193
25.3
Baltimore
30,821,400
5,248.033
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
13.2
Cleveland
35,915.700
Mansfield
Youngstown
4.0
St. Louis
13.6
Total
(7 Citle3)
Fifth
Ten cities five days
$11,815,000,236
$11,882,802,493
Other cities, five days
2,756,909,060
2.433,653.355
Total all cities, five
Federal
+ 13.3
days
$14.571.909.296
$14,316,455,848
667,512,914
812,229,268
10
+
15.239,482.210
$15,128,685,116
of next
week.
We
cannot
are
them
today, inasmuch
not available at
Accordingly, in the above, the last'day of the week in all
In
we
the
to
ending June
24.
detailed
statement,
however, which
presnt
we
further
For that
week
there
was
increase
an
of
7.5%, the
—
below
the week
aggregate
of
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $15,933,634,733 against $14,824,-
934,208 in the
week in 1949.
same
bank clearings at this center
Outside of this city there was a gain of 14.7%, the
having recorded
gain of 0.9%.
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
it appears that in the New York District
located and from this
are
District the totals
(including this" city) the totals
are
are
smaller by 0.1%.
larger
the Atlanta Reserve District of 17.8%.
a
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
improvement of 14.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 10.9%
an
The Chicago
District
17.3%.
or
Reserve District has
to its credit
City Reserve District the totals record
and
an
increase
in the San Francisco
Reserve
District of 19.1%.
Reserve
'
we
furnish
SUMMARY
Federal
Districts
Reserve
1st Boston
2nd
Srd
-—12
CLEARINGS
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
612,760,385
612,766,452
"
8,092,877,620
1,148,045,451
189.622.244
67.158.294
60,286,837
426,643,142
375,735.297
16,560,547
+
23.2
18.171,749
16,151,583
71,333,683
+ 13.8
68,033,698
57,791.327
219.900,000
+ 13.0
232,500.000
189,400,000
4,695.312
3,651.257
Mobile
2.827,517
+ 29.1
3,128.836
2,441,312
83,285,643
+ 34.7
74,521,144
77,655,144
98,100.401
Alabama—Birmingham
3,487,492
+
112,152.607
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
85,501,512
+ 14.7
83,903,501
82.615,025
6,374,820
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New
5,538,645
+
34.6
15.1
3,742,217
6,226,400
2,954,694
6,130.015
406,631
—
Total (10 Cities)
393,969
+ 33.8
364,410
339.063
142,780,671
120,935,289
+ 18.1
114,954,680
102,236,683
718.275.531
Orleans
Seventh
Federal
Reserve
609,814,297
+17.8
605.546,635
537,714.851
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
1,278.643
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
1943
$
+
22.2
1.323,722
1,304,219
8,523,706
+ 21.6
9,587.845
8,879,525
6,254,907
„
1.046,503
10,363,558
Grand Rapids
4,643,252
+
34.7
4.874,061
5,418.972
6,086,620
6,538,220
56.605,000
52,467,000
South Bend-
8.307.945
5,848,927
Terre Haute
6,186,499
4,687,105
7.9
47,971.000
46.610,000
6.709,794
9,518.542
+
3.596.118
-
60,451,243
48.601,264
10.4
4,274.461
3,109,805
26,018,678
17.5
25,523,382
27,374,981
13,364,408
+
6.6
13,644.821
952.986
+
17.3
1,175,157
1,293.422
664,493.925
+ 19.5
716,288.548
675,931,270
3,749.355
Chicago
+ 22.7
794,129.783
-
+ 34.0
3,669,646
1.117.557
City
Illinois—Bloomington.
2,683,525
14,243,795
-
61,180,159
4.051.136
30,559,264
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Sioux
6.9
t42.0
—
75,063.261
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
3,245,654
15.5
3,059,927
2,971,233
+
+
+
t
t
10,900,616
11,456.020
9,568,352
+19.7
11,146,286
9.623.160
7,265,060
5.052.201
+
43.8
5,857,070
5,652,333
3,093,821
2,896,019
+
6.8
3.174,441
2.994,350
1,037.221,843
872,193,166
+18.9
921,248,257
864,870.797
+ 17.2
■
Total (17 cities)
1949
I
1947
$
Eighth Federal Reserve
—
0.1
583,160,973
571,446,472
7,992,524,388
+
1.3
7,749,799,730
7,188,137,859
1,020,661,714
+12.5
1,004,115,286
850,367,241
Louis—
Kentucky—Louisville
775,754,198
District—St.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
-11
"
4th Cleveland
7
"
Gth
Richmond
6
"
503,125,782
453,629,074
+10.9
Cth
Atlanta
——10
"
718,275,531
609,814,297
+17.8
Yth; Chicago
-17
"
1.037,221,843
872,193,166
+18.9
921,248,257
"
546.339,793
462,551,626
+18.1
471,145,499
403,904,285
Missouri—St.
Louis
310,700.000
265,200.000
275.900,000
239,600.000
146,143,981
120,450,367
+
21.3
118,695,178
98,075,119
87.481.243
75,202,256
+
16.3
74,749,423
2,014,569
1,699,003
+ 18.6
1.800,898
64,535,801
1.693,365
546,339,793
462,551,626
+18.1
471,145,499
403,904,285
864,870,797
4
Cth
Philadelphia
BANK
$
.12 cities
York
New
OF
1950
3,116,783
219,522,367
81,207,798
Springfield
Week Ended June 24—
3,008,415
8.9
+
248,500,000
Georgia—Atlanta
PyOckford
summary by Federal Reserve Districts;
a
+10.9
20,406,034
Nashville
Decatur
following
453,629,074
+ 15.5
+22.3
District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvlile
Peoria
In the
74,120.349
503.125.782
Federal
Citie3j
Des Moines..
In the Kansas
3,353,572
234.257,652
Indianapolis
and in
gain of 18.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 18.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve
of 13.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 25.7%
110.516,400
We group the cities
by 1.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 12.5%, but in the Boston Reserve
show
(6
the week
as
has to be estimated.
give final and complete results Of the week previous
9.784.951
123.834,742
3,873.841
Augusta
elaborate
able
are
2.403.079
10,393,000
8.3
appear
time of going to press.
cases
2,726.324
4.4
+
0-7
+
Sixth
furnish
+22.5
+
90,678.530
Columbia—Washington—.
Total
Saturday and the Saturday figures
2,027,600
11.414,000
128.455,901
255.105,441
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue
2,434.556
11,918,000
139.065.414
South Carolina—Charleston
—17.0
District of
Total all cities for week
our
District—Richmond-
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
All cities, one day
in
Reserve
0.8
—
West
ends
3.999.935
St.
Louis
0th Minneapolis
10th
San
941.386,945
913,800,062
426,643,142
605,546,635
375,735,297
537,714,851
7
Francisco
"
435,082,990
370,945,536
+17.3
377,831,741
"
512,868,259
453,013,757
+13.2
507,727,207
428,964,714
"
354,622,219
282,012,882
+25.7
299,969,375
246,525,180
-10
"
897,585,253
753,434,371
*
112 cities
15,933,634,733
14,824,934,208
Outside New York City
__
8,112,788,571
7,070,261,365
add
now
v
+19.1
810,624,371
659,289,312
7.5
14,671,612,328
13,202,623,315
+14.7
7,212,341,901
6,264,252,204
our
detailed
statement
+
District—Minneapolis—
6.926.778
5,501,734
+ 25.9
8,637,454
5.191,453
Minneapolis—!
295,478,917
249,233,295
+ 18.6
265,968,679
St. Paul
208,360.092
108.572,300
93,475,928
+ 16.2
81,904,107
68,155,058
6.341,387
+ 10.9
6,807,829
5,250,760
North
Dakota—Fargo
7,030,625
1949
$
3,562,241
511,145,670
532,393,973
1,993,108
Fall River
5.0
3,699,644
+ 11.1
2,713,020
2,575,289
2,334,494
9,855,220
9.692,353
+
1.7
8,101,008
7.545,958
435,082.990
370,945,536
+17.3
377,831,741
299,413,109
Helena
Inc.
or
Dec. %
Federal
Reserve
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
1948
$
1947
%
684.230
1,691,475
+25.5
1,642,202
1,619,652
+18.0
3,919,228
4,032,961
4.0
496,796,393
494,038,273
+17.8
1,747,771
1,579,876
—
Lowell
1,204,540
922,190
+30.6
818,718
2,231,729
1,582,202
+41.1
1,706,707
1,464,959
8,665,920
+ 34.2
522,344
408.671
+ 15.7
565,885
339,000
410,731
5,524,040
+ 33.2
6,053,343
4.732,756
124,144.432
Lincoln
101,301,527
+ 22.5
114,483,693
89,900,585
8,339,095
+ 19.3
6,856,515
11,576,601
+ 33.9
341,185,312
313,466,300
8.8
15,507,904
350,106.256
302,970,826
10,484.109
St. Joseph
6,991,867
15,503.793
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
+ 14.7
+
7,493,933
11,582,779
9,144,205
2,259,292
9,794,819
8,581,285
2,244,140
0.7
2,157,160
1,654,773
2,451,565
1,831,553
+ 33.9
1,679,288
1,298,046
512,868,259
453,013,757
+13.2
507,727,207
428,964,714
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
_
—
781,237
New Bedford
509,701
472.650
7,358.933
Hastings
Kansas—Topeka
1,378,036
4,203,959
Massachusetts—Boston
+
3,004,834
Omaha-
1,729,393
Portland—
3,696,005
3,339,568
Tenth
District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
3,879,582
Montana—Billings
Total (7 Cities)
$
at—
Reserve
Reserve
showing the figures for each city for the
Week Ended June 24
Federal
Federal
South Dakota—Aberdeen
1950
First
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth
week ended June 24 for four years:
Clearings
Total (4 Cities)
299,413,109
10
City
Total
We
+14.2
6
Kansas
llth Dallas
12th
1,074,829,607
;
Springfield
8,902,662
6,902,347
+29.0
Worcester
6,757,859
4,490,183
+50.5
5,101,073
4,608,656
31,840,649
25,921,600
+22.8
23,634,187
19,668,716
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
6,050,909
11,550,125
New Hampshire—Manchester
+18.0
11,873,790
9,213,480
22,753,400
+31.1
25,957,000
27,183,400
1,366,391
Rhode Island—Providence
9,785,434
29,834,300
..
1,383,371
1.2
1,297,984
1,204,353
—
Total (10 citte3)
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
6,736.166
5.646,211
+ 19.3
5,839,520
5,839.806
297.302,159
236,176.306
+ 25.9
247,331,000
29,236,000
Dallas
22,603,078
+ 29.3
28,414,379
5,834,000
4.788,000
+ 21.8
5,240,000
6,113,396
4.235,234
+ 44.3
4,989,494
9,400,498
8,564,053
+
9.8
8,154,982
201,307,000
24.764,652
4,378,000
3;190,270
7,045,452
354,622,219
.282,012,882
+25.7
299,969,375
246,525,180
135,110,893
103,527,103
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—ShreveportTotal 12 Cities)
Second
Federal
612,760,385
Reserve
District—New
Hew York—Albany
612.766,452
12,741,239
Buffalo
13,821,753
3.237,145
Binghamton
0.1
2,688,413
51,568,203
45,663,836
2,856,832
2,264,523
84,120,858
+15.1
1,405,534
+36.0
2,374,188
1,716,94.5
New York
7,820,846,162
7,754,672,843
Rochester
19,791,618
17,156,130
1,421,385
80,203,745
1,480,867
+38.3
1,817,784
1,910,493
0.9
7,459,270,427
6,938,371,111
+15.4
18,979,406
16,505,149
+
+39.0
12,771,900
9,318,515
+22.7
14,942,861
11,952,437
893,625
Northern New Jersey
11,144,815
13,330,746
624,041
+43.2
709,635
763,454
45,596,588
Newark
85,493,791
16,351,210
New Jersey—Montclair
40,275,432
+13.2
50,932,460
Twelfth
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Washington—Seattle
Francisco
146,694,899
51,566,878
+10.2
49,035,096
43,585,592
1.3
7,749,799/700
7,188,137,009
126,137 176
+ 16.3
3,844,931
3,461,810
+ 11.1
3,380,632
173.891,663
3,603,732
140,721,753
+ 23.6
159,667,449
66,262,285
Oregon—Portland
57,529,247
+ 15.2
56,085,906
11,795 414
+ 28.4
9,966,399
9.2
7,143,213
415,889,131
94,903,876
44,097,031
8,343,471
6,191,522
378,653,266
8,882,593
3,018,836
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
15,148,354
Pasadena-
10,084.601
9,233',715
455,678,797
383,818,336
__
San Francisco
San Jose
11,990,711
,
8,733,328
+
+ 18.7
+ 37.3
4,410,934
3,662.139
+ 20.4
9,614,174
3,789,378
9,578,078
8,341,453
+ 14.8"
9,977,196
8,067,882
897,585,253
753,434,371
+ 19.1
810,624,371
659,289,312
15,933,634,733
14,824,934,208
7.5
8,112,788.571
7.070,261,365
14,671,612,328
7,212,341,901
36,118,137
56,817,057
—
Total (0 cities).
Yakima
15,487,783
-
Connecticut—Stamford
Total (12 cities)
571,446,472
7.8
1,911,035
Jamestown
583,160,973
+20.4
—
96,829,970
Elmira
Syracuse
—
York—
0,092,877,620
j
7,992,524,380
,+
Santa Barbara
Stockton
Total (10 cities)
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York—
•Estimated,
tNot
available,
.
f
-
;
+
+ 14.7
13,202,623.3
6,264,252,2'
Volume 172
Number 4921
(47)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fni
Foreign Exchange Rates
countries of the world. We
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the
give below
Notices
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Pursuant to the requirements
to
Below will be found
record for the week just passed:
a
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
JUNE
Noon
Country and
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
1950 TO JUNE 29,
23,
Value
and
common
redemption
The date indicates the
given in the "Chronicle."
the details were
in
Preferential
"B"
*_
.297778*
.297778*
.297778*
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.138958*
.138958*
.138958*
Special
Australia, pound
Date
Closed
2.231573
mortgage
.0198812
.0198750
.0198625
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Official
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
Free
.906875
.905937
.906250
.906093
.907812
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
Central
.0200600
.0200600
Q, 3Va7c, due 1978
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—
1st and ref.
mtge. 3Ve7o bonds, due 1985
Brazil, cruzeiro
Canada, dollar—
Buffalo
.0200600
.0200600
Denmark, krone
.144933'
.144938*
.144938*
.144938*
France
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379'
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.115613
.115613
.115687
.115687
.115687
.262642
.262650
.262600
.262600
.262600
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
India, Dominion of,
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
rupee
guilder
\
1st
1
2303.
1
2301
1
1
1
2303.
230V
2301
Cleveland
.0347321
.0347250
.327750
.327750
.327750
.328000
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.231010
.231050
.231183
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
2.800742
1st
Terminals
Union
Fuel
Iron
&
4%
Fibre
July
1960
due
;
.
peso
.658327*1
.658327*1
.608327*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.425531*1
.425531*1
.452531*1
Investors
peso
.425531*1
,425531't
tApplication depends
1
1
1
2460
2401
2512
July
1
2512
Northeastern Water
July
Co., 5% collat. trust bds., due 1968_July
Paducah
RR.,
1
1
1
15
1
1
240:
240>
240?
240?
2403
2611
—July 17
July 14
Tide Water Associated Oil Co., $3.75 preferred stock
July 1
Western Light & Telephone Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, series A, due 1975
_
July 1
2409
2513
2H}fr
1st lien collateral trust
3%
July
July
1967-July
bonds, dated 1936
1st mtge., 3V*% bonds, due 1966
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., 37/8% debs., due
Mississippi Power Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, 3 Va % series, due 1978;
of merchandise.
type
upon
decreased
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
$118,000,0,00.
showed increases.
All of the other loan categories
.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $94,000,000 in New
Reserve Banks Combined
(In
thousands
S24l,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Holdings
of
^Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $37,-
of
of
dollars)
Increase ( +)
decrease (—)
1949
1950
1950
or
since
June 29,
June 21,
June 28.
Assets—
City, $55,000,000 in the Chicago District and a total
York
creased
York
certificates
for
F.
Demand
gold ctf.
cash
212.516
and
Industrial
loans
V. S.
advances
69.363
Bills
___
146.000
3.83C 875
__
Certificates
4-
Bonds
U.
Total
loans
S.
from
R.
foreign
Notes
Uncollected
of
securities..
♦
•
—1.378,263
35.225
premises
assets
Total
-r
52
44,367,598
2.630
14,086
—
60,737
—
—
decreased
increased
in the
$71,000,000
$234,000,000
Chicago District
tricts.
—
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
acct.
15,988,451
acct._
866.069
336,815
+
+
16,522
+
1.140,308
+
29,304
■
Other
300.337
_
Total
availability
liab., incl.
'4-
18.295.165
deposits
Deferred
Other
516.608
—2,024.454
180.671
in New York
Borrowings decreased $78,000,000
increased $42,000,000 in the New
and
side New York
A
361,340
66
4-
16.377
accrued divs.
~
York District out¬
368.960
Capital
(Section
(Section
Eurplus
Surplus
capital
Loans
U.
1949
_
__
27.543
_
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
S.
for
44.367,598
for
12,021
liabilities
note
combined
—
U.
S.
.5%
—
1.6%
-r
to
make
48
-
loans
_
.
—
45
330
336
4
1,075
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
of
the
statement
Federal
Demand
Q.
4
System
the
following
principal
84
20
ended June 21: Increases of $156,000,000
for
the
ties,
and $385,000,000 in United
32
946
36.873
368
2,491
3,210
6,777
241
267
37
12
S.
20
118
47
to
2,360
deposits...
4
—
+
Commercial,
industrial,
agricultural
in¬
at
a
chasing
District.
or
Loans to brokers and
dealers for pur¬
carrying United States Government securities
1,721
4-
273
385
+
1,366
■f
848
213
T
6
21
49
—
Tide
Govt,
S.
—
477
v
Wisconsin
3Vz %
1
2403-
July
1
Gas
&
bonds, due 1966
Co.—
July
1
J98(*
bonds, series A. due 1990-July
Co., $3.75 preferred stock.—July
1
-1*7*
preferred
stock
Ry.—
Oil
debentures,
due
'par
tables.
$ per share
Electric Brake Co., $3 cumulative "A"
this
in
July 10
1966
due
Peoples Light &
first
the
are
second
in which
table
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
all
we
dividends
the
Then
$6
(par
pfd
(no par)..
$1)
(with
T
F.
When
—r
Equipment, Inc. < quar.)—_
Bearing, class A <quar.)_
Reduction
Penn
American
Co.
Mills,
(quar.)
—
Inc
Louis)
American
&
7-27
8- 1
8- 1
834c
25c
50c
7- 1
7-25
7-21
7-14
7-14
6-20
7- 8
6-21
Arch
(Del.)
Co.
Asphalt Roof
—
(liquidating)
7-10
iquar. I
Automobile
Insurance
Can
Car
Co.
&
Co.
7-15
7-22
7-10
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
8-15
(St.
50c
9- 1
i
75c
8-15
7-20*
(resumed)--
$1.19
7-18
7-11
;
(quar.)
2c
$8
25c
(reduced*
Gas
—
(quar.)__^
Foundry Co.—
non-cumulative
Distilling
American
Fidelity
Fidelity
preferred
Co.
50c
Co.
Co.
(Vermont)
"'7-10
I5c
.
(Va.)—
t.
(quar.)--.
7-13
7-28
15c
(quar.)
& Casually
Quarterly
American
8-15
50c
15c
25c
Oil
Extra
American
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
25c
Corp.
Gas
American
5\z
Share
Inc
$2 lot
warrants;.. $1 lot
¬
we
payment date.
7%
preferred"
an
follow with
show the payments previ¬
week.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
$5 lot
...
Power Corp.,
2513
Issue.
nounced during the current
American
preferred
$26 lot
~f" UOt.Rl^Uaqelphla Daily News
2103
240fi
Electric Co.—
Gas &
In
American
$50)
§1)
1
July 10
1963-
DIVIDENDS
All
by Jenks, Kirkland & Co., Barnes & Lof-
Empire Electric Brake Co., common
19
210V
July 14
mtge. 5%
Associated
2403
Co.—
convertible
1st mortgage bonds,
Affiliated
Empire Electric Brake Co., $3 cumulative "B"
;
ref.
•Announcement
A
25,296
STOCKS
Empire
,
July
1955
Name of Company
Department, Philadelphia, on Wednesday June 28:
«par
20
220(V
due
Controls
convertible
3 Va %
accounts,
(San Francisco District),
figures
Shares
1,550
2513
1
Per
U.
and
Transacted
,,
1
mortgage 3V4%
cumulative
Water
1
Co.—
bonds,
Electric
refund,
2513
July
1959
due
conv.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—
accounts, except
Auction Sales
465
_________-July 14
due 1966
bonds,
Coal
mortgage
Service
and
Alabama
total of $73,000,000
$49,000,000 in New York City and $10,000,000 in the
Boston
1st
General snd
Air
reporting member banks; the principal increases
all
were
in most of the districts and
3JA%
Consolidated
Louis Southwestern
a
deposit
securi¬
loans
Coke
&
mortgage
Ahlberg
47
creased
+
1
243
4'
1.285
banks
demand
251>
July 10
1978
debs., due l952_Oct
1st mtge. 6s, due 1952
July
15-year 3 V* 7c
RR.,
Gas
Adams-Millis
land
and
98
week
domestic banks.
6%
Service Co.—
321
48.040
...
260ft2400
1461'
240V
*
210(V
due 1967
4V2 7c bonds,
mtge.
Public
23
2,344
banks
during week
deposits
1st
1.454
39
demand deposits:
interbank
bonds,
Co.,
1,1.80
12,021
Borrowings
to
—
Dividend announcements
Government
Debits
1971
Co.—
3Va%
Indiana
Rico
4%%
St.
1.666
5,709
domestic
*
*
due
5,826
78
;
Banks
1st
2,069
indebtedness
Reserve
260(j
1950-1956
3V*7o debentuies, due 1979_._
Rubber Co., 5% subordinated debs.,
Public
2.358
States Government de¬
posits, and a decrease of $243,000,000 in demand
credited
80
34
284
in loans, $368,-
000,000 in holdings of United States Government
CALLED
mortgage 3V\7o bonds, series D, due
Bell
Telephone Co.—
1st
552
in leading cities
changes
ISSUE
due
Co.,
Potomac Electric Power Co.—
72
1
792
'Preliminary
shows
1st
431.
24.395
of
deposits adjusted..
Foreign
of weekly reporting member
Reserve
240 l
July 29
July 29
Robertshaw-Fulton
vault
with
476
110
137
^
Federal
with
118
carrying:
obligations
notes
in
Northern
Pratt
8.935
condition
1
1
July 21
due 1978-July 7
preferred stock
July 1
1st mtge. 37/b% bonds-_____ July 1
Corp., 10-year 4*/2% debentures, due 1956
Aug 1
Water Co., 7%
preferred stock
July 1
240
1,317
securities—Total
bonds
Interbank
The
July
Aug
P*tb«
Light
Power
73
obligations
Li
or
&
mortgage
13,532
15.591
1,208
1971.—_
due 1978
Date
debentures,
1,785
pur¬
indus¬
'
trial
,
22051'
Corp., conv. preferred stock——July 15
Electric Corp.—
Lipton (Thomas J.), Inc.,
Los Angeles Transit Lines,
Liabilities-
5,511
correspondents
1
,■
debentures,
Power
Porto
4.877
certificates
S.
3 l/a 7c
Dallas
156
——
Government
Balance
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances purchased for
foreign
Commitments
July
Issue—
&
serial
Pennsylvania
bills
U.
17/e 7o
Gas
Ohio
505
Treasury
Cash
55.9%
188JI
1967.
due
Corp.—
bonds,
ENTIRE
and
1.699
loans
Reserve
gold certificate re¬
to deposit and F. R.
serves,
3V8%
■.
Company
5%
banks
to
2513
1
„
series D.
bonds, series due
3 v4 %
.
5,237
Other securities
of
Ratio
.
544
loans
estate
Other
—1,412,359
60,737
A,
A
July
31-year
agricultural
dealers
purchasing
Government
Treasury
—
series
series
1973
due
bonds,
Service
Public
mortgage
156
Other securities
14,090
21,462
4-
3.555
stock,
pfd.
cum.
debentures,
3V4%
1st mortgage
dollars)
of
4,664
Government
loans
Other
■
166,575
bonds,
mtge.
1st
Ohio,
Northwestern
carrying:
or
S.
and
Other securities
693
4-
and
_
brokers
to
chasing
230.742'
4-
488.173
7)._
13b)
of
Corp.—
mortgage
1st
June 22,
1950
67,843
loans
151.034
Loans
accounts
1st
25.646
Industrial,
Commercial,
Treasury
Other
Terminal
Co.
25-year
25,261
Investments—Total
Loans—gross
—1,459,932
256
+
219.074
in
Co.—
1975
Wheeling Steel
Marion
June 14,
millions
(In
Loans and
Accounts—
paid
2.65%
McCord
Inc. ( + ) or
Real
Capital
Oil
Interstate
liabilities of reporting
Dec. (—) Since
633.155
—
.64,548
—
43,466,233
due
July
July
income debs, due 1964_July
f. debs., due 1964
bonds, due 1961
s.
cum.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—
1st
City.
of the assets and
summary
U.
Total liabilities
Standard
City
member banks follows:
—1,173.373
201.970
'
2.353,888
items
—
Pacific
3%%,
bonds.July
40-yr.
4Vz 7o.
mtge.
Bingham-Herbrand
Loans—net
bank—reserve
20-year 5Va7c
Francisco
San
Columbia
June 21.
94.756
+
22.800.803
Southern
and
in most districts.
1,412,359
•
Member
U.
notes
Pittston Co.,
deposits increased in all dis¬
Assets—
Reserve
1st
Phillips Petroleum Co., 2% %
Co., collat. trust 4%
deposits credited to domestic banks de¬
Demand
creased
Liabilities—
Federal
Illinois
&
Inc.—
bonds, due 1974
3Vo7o
Pittston
$98,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
States Government
United
Public Service
mortgage
Wisconsin
of
increase
1950*
Deposits:
in
District,
the Boston
$33,000,000 in
1st
$45,000,000 in the San Francisco District; there was a net
300,746
+
9,743
+
adjusted
City and
3,780
+
—
104,426
assets
21
—
3,914
588,882
'
■
Eank
Other
683,254
533,148
,
New
in
was
Orleans
New
1.499,850
3.020.000
—2,136,400
28
2.631,685
deposits
York
and
—1,299,504
112.582
banks—
~
538,500
4-
18.289,055
banks
other
items
—
6,000
Govt., securities. 18.217,025
and
—
230.400
5,643,800
Total
Due
.
460.100
-r
5,357.250
3.379.100
F.
2,193
r
Govt, secuiities:
Notes
New
69,075
80,952
—
40
-f
■
258,070
—
5.392
r
2,667
—
783
—
67,072
—
9.997
22 982,081
reserves
_
Discounts
1.002
-f
521,650
$62,000,GOO
of which
City.
190,998
—
R.
notes
Other
10,999
22.460.431
fund
$78,000,000,
$
$
$
Holdings of United States Government bonds in¬
000,000.
23©i*
219(1
Telephone Co.—
Keyes Fibre Co.,
•Nominal.
Total
2399
*
.658327*t
.561797*1
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
Redemption
1
1
3
1
Deerfield
.658327*t
United
Gold
239i|
Packing Corp., 3%% s. f. debs., due 1962
Aug
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge. 3Va 7c bonds, due 1971
July
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp., 3Vz7o debentures, due 1966_July
2.800742
*
1
bonds, due 1964_July
Co.—
debentures,
convertible
1
bonds, series A, B and C-.Oct
Corp.—
and collateral trust 4%
Continental-Diamond
2.800742
Co.—
mortgage sinking fund
1st mortgage
2.783750
2.800742
Aug
Aug
July
mortgage 3%%
Colorado
.230891
2.783750
Closed
Aug
bonds, series D, due 1962_Sep
4Vi%
.496250
.496250
.0347000
.230825
2390'
.140154*
.496250
.0347000
2.783750
3
.140154*
.327750
.j,
1
July
ser.
bonds, series E, due 1969
1st mortgage 23A% bonds, series G, due 1974—
Cities Service Co.i 3%, s. f. debentures, due 1977
.496250
*
Aug
1966
Terminal Co.—
Union
Cincinnati
.0347000
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
1st and ref. mortgage
.496250
_
Settlements, dollar
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
Uruguay,,
.00285625
due
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
i.
Straits
Uruguay,
Closed
2.772896
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso_
Portugal, escudo
.144938*
1
Aug
2391*
1
Co.—
Power
1st and gen. mtge. bonds,
.208700
koruna
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark
debentures,
Maine
July
1963
mortgage 4%
2.85%
.0200600
RR.—
Susquehanna
&
bonds, due
Celanese Corp. of America—
3%
debentures, due 1965
1st
Pantf
Date
Company and Issue—
.0198875
.0544060
franc
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia,
2611
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
2.231573
2.231573
2.231573
2.231573
1st
.0198875
Belgium,
Patfw
July 21
Theatres, Inc.—
bonds, due 1958
England
.174562*
.138958*
Poli-New
.206949*
.174562'
"A"
.297778*
.206949'
.138958'
Preferential
and Issue—
Company
S
$
.297778'
Basic
TENDER
OF
NOTICE
June 29
June 28
s
s
I
$
June 27
June 26
June 24
June 23
Argentina, peso—
last date for mak¬
or
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
for Cable Transfers in New Yorfc
United States Money
Buying Rate
Monetary Unit
OF 1930
INCLUSIVE
1950,
list of corporate bonds, notea,
a
stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisional
preferred
FOREIGN
47
,
6-30
i
t
•r
-
48
(48)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of Company
American
General
convertible
$2
S2.50
Hide
American
Ice
American
Natural
6%
(quar.)-—
&
6%
—
(year-end)_——
Co.,
Phenolic
Smelting
7%
1st
American
American
5%
Viscose
—
Anglo-Canadian
Argus
Corp.,
4'/2%
&
Hegeinan
Gas
Rubber
Bank
&
Class
5%
4
7-
7
6-30
6-22
8-
8-
1
8-
Iron
t*Bohn
Bon Ami
No
Co.,
action
Ry.
1
7-10
First
7-12
Florida Telephone
7-12
Fort
1
7-31
Fort
9-
1
7-31
Foster
7-
1
6-23
400
56'Ac
(quar.i
1
9-
7-28
Bourbon
&
Common
7-14
Utility
British
Franklin
Process
7-14
Fuhrman
&
22'/2C
7-
1
6-22
1
6-30
6%
1
6-23
General
Crude
6-23
General
Discount
1
6-23
4%
7%
preferred
8-31
General
2
8-31
General
6-30
General
—___
50c
8-
1
7-14
15c
8-
$1.25
Corp
25c
iqmir.)______
dividend usu¬
class B
$1
Gladding,
1
7-14
Globe
8-
7-28
7-14
5%
Union
Gas
convertible
Brush-Moore
5%
Butler
(A.
7%
80c
2nd
7%
4>/2%
6%
Car
A
$1
< quar.)________
Canadian
(quar.)
common
Ltd.—
Oil Cos.,
6-27
1
7-14
8-
Central
Hudson
Ry.
Hartford
Electric
7-15
Hartford
Steam
7-15
6-30
Hercules
Hoe
8-22
8-
1
8-22
8-
1
2
8-31
&
4%%
pfd.
Inc.
Bank
(N.
Y.)
Horn
&
8-31
8-21
Hudson
preferred
Hydraulic
Bell
7-10
Illinois
Brick
7-15
6-30
1
8-15
1
7-
7"
Corp,
7-
6-22
1
7-17
25c
Y.)
Enterprises, Ltd.,
Commercial Wharf Co._
6-17
8-15
$1
;
(N.
7-22
45c
(quar.)
Bottling Co.
7-20
6-30
20c
common
(quar.)
Coal
6-15
1
8-
ofd.
7-
6-26
6-12
5
Commodity Corporation
18c
6-30
6-26
Composite Eond & Preferred Stock Fund
13c
6-30
6-21
75c
8-15
7-31
25c
7-
6-23
Gas
Company, 7%
Connecticut
River
pfd.
(accum.)__
Printers
Connecticut
(quar.)___
Power, 6% pfd.
Consolidated
Car
Consolidated
Petroleum
Heating
Consolidated Royalties,
Participating
Continental
Corn
(stock
dividend)
5%
(quar.)
(stock dividend).—
(stock
Refining,
15c
AA
Series
f%
preferred
$
Co.,
Ltd.,
$4
preferred
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glassine
Del'
Power
vare
Gasket
&
&
P<iroit-Michigan
I
iamond
State
Dixie-Home
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Second
7%
7-12
7-
Co.
Telephone
Stores
Bridge
Coal
Co.
Co.,
Fabrics,
Ltd.
6-30
preference
Class
B
$37'/2c
9-
1
8-11
Dryden
9-
1
8-11
$3.50
30c
7-10
6-30
Link-Belt
8-15
7-15
$1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
7-15
6-20
7-15
7-
7-
7
7
1
7-11
6-30
6-26
7-20
7-10
7-
6-26
Ducommup
B
Non-cum
Corp.
&
Supply
Co.,
preferred
'!
partic convertible preferred-!
,
7-
7-25
8-1
7-10
1
7-10
8-
3
6-23
1
6-20
6-30
Gas
7-
1
6-24
8-
1
7-12
9-
Co.,
8-14
7-10
7-15
7-
$1.75
7-14
5
6-28
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
20c
8-
1
Supply
at
Elevator
Car
Pacific
3
6-30
8-
1
7-15
9-
9
6-30
6-28
7-21
&
1
6-20
7-31
1
$25c
7-15
8-
1
1
6-22
6-30
6-20
$1.50
8-
1
7-11
7-17
7-10
&
Peabody
5%
Life
1
8-
1
0-
1
8-
1
56'Ac
8-
1
7-14
7-15
6-30
Mutual
1
Coal
Peninsular
Fund
Second
Fund
Extra
Preferred
4'/27>
Mabbett (George) Sons, 77c
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
4'/4 7c
preferred series A
Manufacturers
Credit,
!
RR.
Perkins
Perry-Fay
3.80%
(quar.)
6-20
Marshall Field & Co.
Piedmont
5% jo
7-20
7-10
6-30
6-30
7-15
6-30
8-25
7-31
McCall
t75c
8-
3
7-
McFadden
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
5
Units
of
beneficial
(quar.)
Steel
Class
Stores,
B
Melville
A
7-12
I
7-12
1
8-
4
Tool
(quar.)
8-3
7-5
8-
7-17
6-30
Middlesex
8-
7-14
Middlesex
7-14
7-12
Midwest
Piping
10c
7-14
7-12
Midwest
Rubber
7-12
4 '/2
(quar.)
Company
Miami Bridge Co. (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube
8-
Meyercord
%
Products
Water,
1%
&
Potomac
6-23
1
6-23
4.70%
7-26
8-15
7-17
Purity Flour
of
6-26
1
6-26
6-30
6-20
8-
1
7-10
Estate
Co.
on
common
June
on
7-15
6-29
6-29
7-14
7-
—
(increased)
lquar.)_
60c
—
6c
37'/2c
8-
(quar.i
class
A
June
on
Paper
75c
8-
1
7-14
7-
1
6-20
Scranton
7-
1
6-20,
Sears,
8-
1
7-14
7-10
6-30
$1.12'/2
stock
Flour
Smith
7-
1
$3.50
7-
1
j
6-21
Solar
90c
(J.
Mills,
Ltd.,
Southern
50c
7-17
7-
25c
8-
1
7-11
56'Ac
10-
1
9-11
7
6%
7
1
7-
7
7-11
6-30
7-11
6-30
7-
6-21
1
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
7-15
6-24
7-20
7-
5
7-18
7-
7
7-
1
6-22
7-
1
6-26
68%c
$2.25
7-28
7-
$1.12'/2
J50c
J183/4C
7-
1
6-23
7-25
7-10
7-25
7-10
+25c
$$1.75
.__
8-
1
6-30
8-
1
6-30
7
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
6-30
7-15
on
6-30
1
6-28
8-31
8-28
37'/2c
(quar.)
22nd.
Stock¬
proposed
a
6-30
7-15
7-
25c
preferred
vote
6-30
7-15
50c
(quar.)
will
7-14
20c
22'/2c
Electric,
6%
25%
distribution.
Electric
Co.
&
25^
8-
:—
50c
9-11
8-10
common—
$30c
8-25
7-15
(quar.)
Co.
iquar.)
,
7-11
$50c
10-
2
9-
$56'Ac
10-
2
Co.,
preferred
5%
California
A
Colorado
Gas,
67c
pfd.
Power
Co.
—
(quar.)
6-30
6-13
7-14
6-30
7-15
7-
8-15
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
22%c
iquar.)
2
7-
15c
iquar.l
preferred
9-
7-15
50c
iquar.)
(quar.)—
common
2
25c
Inc
Hungerford) Company
preferred
1
10c
Foods,
Products,
Southern
7-13
9-
$1
&
convertible
Sonoco
7-15
15c
common
(quar.)
Gas
Aircraft
6-23
7-31
7-
$2
Sidney Mining Co
7-20
5
93%c
Co
Map
Roebuck
6-27
8-
1
5%
6-20
7^5
7-14
8-15
50c
Shedd-Bartush
1
1
1
9-
15c
(increased)
Co.
6-30
7-15
89-
$1.06
19c
7-21
6-30
7-12
12'/2c
12'/2c
——
7-10
8-
1
4%c
—
8-
6-30
8-
8-10
——
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.,
4% redeemable preferred A
4 '/2 %
prefeired B
1
7-12
8-25
Corp
D.)
preferred
$1.50
1
12c
:
preferred
$1.37 >/2
5
8-
+25c
Dock, 4'/2T? 1st pfd. (quar.)_
Corp., Ltd., $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
holders
5
7-
Inc.—
(s-a)
Schenley Industries, Inc
Meeting to be held on Aug.
6-23
1
7-
7-15
27.)
Inc.—.
(quar.)
Schaffer Stores,
7-15
6-30
7-15
$1.17'/2
common—
7-10
1
6-30
8-
1
—50c
6-19
7-31
7-20
7-20
9-
90c
—
1
7-
6-21
25c
——_—
6-30
£7*
7-10
1
+2c
Dry
Die-go
7-25
common
on
held
'
preferred
Sanborn
7
35c
Iquar.)__
Co.
Lawrence
San
7-
7-20
7-
div¬
!______—_
action
preference
7-15
6-20
7
$1.25
Shares,
Laboratories,
50c
6-20
5
7-
29)
dividend
1
7-
7-20
$1
5'/27p preferred (quar.)__
Russell-Miller Milling Co., 4'/2%
pfd. (s-a)
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum Corp.—
1
7-10
7-20
25c
Gas,
7-
7-14
$1.25
(quar.)
(George
7-
7-15
62'/2c
Raisin
$1.75
35c
1
$1.37'/2
(quar.)—
quar.)
no
Brewing,
2nd
7-10
8-
Colorado—
Equities,
conv.
Stock
1
75c
Co.—
1
8-
50c
Iron
&
iquar.)
8-
$1.10
_'.
B
7-10
$1.07'/2
(quar.)
meeting
Company
Class
7-21
Ltd.—
took
at
Power
Reeves-Ely
3
1
iquar.)
Distribution
Top
9-12
95c
Ry.
(initial
Mills,
dividend
A
9-12
1
8-
8-
—
action
no
preferred
Reading
1
10-
! 7-
(quar.)
Co.
common
Quebec
7-
10-
25c
(quar.)—
Service
Quarterly
1
45c
6-23
._.
4Vt %
77c
7-26
8-15
8-15
+75c
f$1.50
1
3.60% pfd. iquar.)
preferred B (quar.)
John
25c
(s-a)
com.
1
7-
6-30
Lawrence
10c
(quar.)
Supply
6-23
7-
7-
Edison,
St.
10c
Reclaiming,
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
$1
75c
Co.—
meeting held
preferred
St.
37'/2c
preferred
7-29
5c
Cordage Co., common—:
Employees stock—————_
6-29
45c
pfd.
1
Co.—
8-29
l'/2c
(quar.)
Disintegrating Co., 4'/27o
9-
(resumed)__—
Co.
Water
took
at
7-15
l'/2c
Corp.
31'Ac
22'/2c
$1.25
Porcupine Reef Gold Mines, Ltd
Portland Gas Light, common..,——
75c
7
7-29
$1.50
Plymouth
St.
7
7-
1
—
(accum.)
A
Union
7-15
7
7-
9-
$1.25
—
com. (quar.)
1
preferred
Company
50c
(quar.)
Shoe
7-14
5c
(quar.)
prior
iDirectors
Rulane
50c
(quar.)
class
6-20
7-31
Co.—
preferred
Plainfield
Roper
95c
interest
Maytag Company, $3 preference (quar.)—
McBee Company, 5'/27c 1st preferred
(quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Corporation
1
7-
25c
Northern
1st
Pittston
River
1
7-15
7-12
Co
—
Electric
&
Pittsburgh
6-28
Massachusetts Life Fund Units—
7-10
'
—
(quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Coal
Pickering Lumber Corp.:
Red
7-
7-25
7-20
10c
(quar.)
Real
1
25c
50c
(quar.i—
7-14
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-27
7-15
Fibre Co., common
preferred
4V2%•
67c
6-30
.
Wheel
preferred
Public
7
7-
45c
———
preferred
$5
7-
7-20
1
10c
(quar.)—
4.407
Plomb
7-29
8-
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.
Philadelphia
57
7
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)—.
pfd.
(quar.)
Machine & Gear
$1.50
2nd pfd.
7-
(New
common
common
A
5c
7-
3
Co.
B
25c
(quar.)
1
Bleachery, Inc
Ludlow Typograph, $6
preferred
7-17
5c
5c
Loomis-Sayles
7-15
common.J
Grinding
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Lowell
1
1
7-31
$1.12'/2
(increased)
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Preferred
8-15
1
7-20
1
8-
50c
—
$6
preferred
(quar.)___
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
9-
6-24
6-28
8-15
$1.25
(irreg.)—_
Corp.
preferred
Corporation,
Penman's,
6-30
8-
7-27
8-
—
—
Co._
River
Co.,
prior
preferred
$3
8-
8-
1
10c
—
Insurance
Co.
Peaslee-Gaulbert,
Pemco
9-15
50c
9-
28).
—
—
&
Hudson
conv.
Class
9-
8-24
Inc.—
(s-a)
Davis
Paterson
Co
Cement
A.merican
—
_i———_
(quar.i—
Consolidated
Orleans)
7-10
7-
2
20c
——
Foundry
Tin
Pan
June
on
1
preferred
Portland
7-14
8-
1
10-
preferred
on
held
Aggregates,
conv.
Pacific
6-30
7-
8-
8-15
8-
—
—
action
meeting
Pacific
8-18
30c
6-23
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.————
Coast
4'/2%
idend
7-
7-
Ltd.—
Co.,
deferred
Pacific
7-10
$$3.75
6-26
6-30
59%c
$1.12'/2
______—__
(initial)--.
Beauty
Company
Oxford Paper Co
6-30
6-30
8-
6-30
7
8-15
common
————
1
7-26
6-30
7-
25c
•,
common
dividend
Otis
6-24
$1
7-31
7-14
—
(Savannah).
Inc.
"6-30
$2
$1
12'/2c
59%c
+25c
+$1.75
20c
Co
(Directors
6
87»/2c
common
7-25
10c
New
6-30
7-
5c
(quar.)
10c
;
Fund,
Natural
6-30
Olympic Radio & Television—
Ontario
50c
(quar.)
Company
Loomis-Sayles
(quar.)
Inc
17c
Co.__
(quar.)_
preferred A
iquar.)
Corporation, 4'/2'/<
pfd.
Oliver
40c
Fund,
$30c
Metals
Oglethorpe
Ohio Leather
Oklahoma
7-10
8-15
$2
———
—
&
preferred
4%7
9
(Spokane)
Company, 57, preferred (quar.)
4ri4 7e preferred A (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)_
30c
(quar.)
$12'/2c
JJprham-Enders Razqr Corp.^class A
Class
Tire
30c
Ltd.—
Paper, Ltd
Oberman
Co.
Rich's,
Inc.,
common
3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Co.
6-30
Comoany—•____:——
Rike-Kumler
&
7-12
Sts.
———-T--———
f!)
(Charles
6-30
Salt
8-10
8
(Hartford)—
:
Extra---—
8-
J50c
$25c
Dominion Woolens & Worsteds,
Reduced
Quarterly
Noyes
7-15
(John H.)
Lincoln
Printing
8-
25c
Juniper
Insurance
8-15
Metals
(quar.)
7-15
7-
40c
t37'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)_
$20c
(accum.)
Title
30c
Rubber
6-26
9-
$2
Co.
45c
Lee
6-29
15c
Insurance
(quar.)
Leslie
}40c
&
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
Inc.—
10c
Co.
7
8-
$$1.75
preferred
15c
(quar.)
7-
8-15
$40C
Inc., 4'/2%
Lewis
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
6-30
$1
75c
(quar.)
Walnut
preferred
6-30
^.T^ominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.—
*
Common
preferred
Corner
(Directors
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
—
(quar.)—
common
Lansing Company
6-30
7-
7-31
$1.25
Milling Co., Ltd.—
25c
_
93 %c
25c
6-30
1
7
2 '/2c
pfd.
Langendorf United Eakeries,
50c
iquar.)
Ltd., 6% pfd.
Ltd., common
convertible
Woods
Lane Bryant,
i5c
iquar.i
Co.,
6%
6
25c
(s-ai
Light Co.
Stove
Works,
3
7-15
7-
30c
6
8-
5
7-31
$1
7-
$1
Manufacturing Co
Ltd
!
7-
$1.25
Y! biss Company (increased)
Dean (W. E.) Company (quar.)
De
Deer'ield
the
Common
9314c
Davenport Water, 5%
De F''l &
Richardson
of
Ry.,
Phila.)
New
Krueger (G.) Erewing Co
7-
2c
common
preferred A
7-
40c
62 '/2c
(quar.)_„
(reduced).
Water
6-30
50c
(s-a)
Corporation,
7-14
7-15
25c
(quar.).
preferred
7-12
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Knitting Mills of Canada,
Central Power & Light—
Inc.
adjustment
Northwestern
7
15c
(Bridgeport)
7-15
common—
1
8-
.
Y.)
( N.
Reduced
Company—
Kokomo
t$1.25
Dar."
D^'roit
4 7c
$0.085456
Cypress Abbey Co.
31. %
Jersey
Joyce,
Western
Co.
_,
7-25
(quar.)
Zellerbach,
.20
L.)
7-15
_$0.120409
7-
50c
90c
Crf imery Package Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Crovn Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Crr-n
Jantzen
$0.108476
Paper Eox
(F.
preferred
$1.80
Series
___„
Kahler Corporation
3
6-30
7-24
$1
8-15
7
9-29
7-15
Telephone Corp.—
$0.106401
(Modified)
AA
rrugated
5%
25%
(Modified)
Accumulative
Series
C
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)___
common
preferred (quar.)
Corporated Trust Shares—
Accumulated
Jacobs
33'/3%
dividend)
Co.
Quarterly
6-30
7-
10-14
29)
June
on
$2
Insurance
Northeastern
9-18
International Business Machines Corp.—
1
7-28
9-28
5c
(quar.)
7-15
9-
8-10
1
3
50c
15C
;
RR.
Associated
preferred
Lake
7%
Series
$1.50
$1
preferred
Casualty
Products
iquar.)__
(quar.i
1
Inc.—
Continental Assurance
;
Investors Mortgage
1
9-
$1.37'/2
9-
10c
^
(quar.)_
Investors Mutual, Inc
Ivey (J. B.) & Company—
7-
9-20
50c
Mfg. Co. (resumed)—
Telephone Co.i
Terminal
&
Northeast
6-27
25c
9-15
7-15
6-27
$1.25
common
Press
Co.
meeting held
Fire
1
div¬
common
on
4.307o
____!
7-10
7-12
$1
Y.),
2
$$1.25
(quar.)
*_
(N.
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada
(Toronto)
(quar.)
___!
$2
»
20C
Extra
Indiana
6-30
62 Vic
(quar.)
7-20
10-
50c
5%
Co.
at
—
1
•
action
no
Telephone Co
47
(Indiana)
Fund
8-
5c
Combined
Concord
Hardart
preferred
6-30
$1
Electric Co.,
Co.
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.
9-
1
7-14
50c
(quar.)
8-21
Illinois
(quar.)__
Gas
A
7-31
90c
7-
1
6-30
$ 1.12 '/2
8-31
40c
(quar.)
7-15
8-
20c
______;
(quar.)
8-18
$1.19
6-23
25c
i
preferred
Y.
Norfolk
6-28
37 '/2c
Telephone & Telegraph
Common
Illinois
(quar.)
<quar.)_
common
Electric
&
50c
Cheney Brothers (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products
Coca-Cola
Corp.,
took
Penobscot Chemical
Home
Corp.—
6-28
3
3
lc
preferred (quar.i
Water Power (quar.)
&
3
7-
7-
$1
Co
120c
(quar.)
iquar.)_
conv.
5%
7-
8
6-23
Extra
____
(quar.)
Gas
7-10
$62'/2c
7-10
8-
(quar.)__
——
Home
8-25
7-31
68 %C
______
Hoiyoke
8-25
$50c
8
8-31
iquar.)—_—
Light
—
Niagara
&
preferred
Co.
Electric
Outlet
60c
(quar.)___
5%
Fibre
&
Mining Co.
idend
N.
1
40c
8-31
7-20
8-15
1
9-
12'/2c
Gas
(Directors
Parke,
(quar.)
7-14
9-11
8-
$1
18c
(quar. )______
Inspection
2
9-11
8-15
9-
15c
10-13
$1.75
iquar.)
Vulcanized
Park
New
8-16
$1.12'/2
8-25
10-
8-31
8-10
50c
iquar.)___
common
6-30
4
7-10
Company—
A
Sugar
5%
7-
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
Development
5%
Electric
Power,
National
Clinchfield
&
class
Holly
10-
Powder
7-18
1
7-20
15c
______
Light Co.
Boiler,
7
9-
.
6-30
1
6-30
1
8-
8-15
8-
50c
Marx_______
preferred
(R.)
$4
Holly
9-26
$25c
common
$12'/2c
Central Ohio Light & Power—
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
3%%
8-15
$62'/2c
Ltd..
common
8-31
7-10"
$$1.50
Cementing
Company,
6-30
6-21)
1
25c
(quar.)
6-30
2
6-20
1
8-
50c
__
Co.
7-15
$20c
$1.25
Insurance
7-15
1
7-
$$1.25
(Penn.)
&
7-15
10-
7-
50c
$25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Hotel
6-30
Hecht
6-2 J
5dc
.
(quar.)
Co.,
Schaffner
15c
Gas
Kansas
Chasers,
Gas
1
1
7-10
o
-
25c
com.
Co.
Co.,
7-20
88-
7-20
$1
Ltd.,
Well
40c
$20c
1
50c
Harrisburg
Hart,
8-
$1
80c
___
(quar.)
&
preferred
7-14
7-15
50c
(quar.)-_
(quar.)___
Increased
Central
4Vu%
1
1
'<
6-30
7-20
8-
7-'4
7-14
33c
Oil
Harrisburg
8-
1
7-^0
7-20
9-
7-14
7%
Inc.—
Cotton
8-
$25c
Process
Hamilton
8-
7-31
8uc
40c
(quar.)—
7-14
—
Increased
$1.75
10%
Franklin
4%
5
6-30
25c
t$1.12'/2
Ltd
dividend
Central
*
7-
,
Food Products, Ltd.—
class A (initial quar.)
class B (initial quar.)
Chase
7-17
$1
Stock
New
6-23
$25c
Extra
New
6-28
_.
A
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio
Carpenter Steel Co., common
Catelli
Growth
Halliburton
$50c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)_
4'/2%
7-10
6-30
$25c
Products,
12'/2c
7
7-11
8-15
1
62 '/2c
____—__
(quar.)
Co.,
7
7-
$1
6-22
Company (quar.)_______
Induslry Shares, Inc
1
$1.50
(quar.)
class
1
L.)
1
$1.17'/2
(quar.)
Foundry,
6-15
7-
Corp.____
$1.75
______
<quar.)__
&
6-30
25c
:
62'/2c
62%c
—
Inc.
7-
1
75c
(
(quar.)
Pumps,
(H.
7-
$38c
(quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)_
(quar.)____
Food
Goulds
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
75c
Co.
Fibres,
1
8-
25c
3
__________
8-
$1.12'/2
-
common.-
(quar.)
Breweries,
Canadian
6-15
$1
/.____
preferred
preferred
Canadian
1
$3
(quar.)__
________
Power
3
7-
< quar.)_______
Wares,
preferred
38c
_
common
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Class
Y.)
7-
7-15
8-
tl5c
(quar.)
common
8-
7-31
National
1
1
8
1
Natiojial Folding Lax Co.——,——
7
7-15
B
1st
7-
7c
(Georgia)
Power,
(quar.)__—___
preferred
.
7-
6-19
7-
7-
Inc.—
Year-end
(quar.)
Oregon
Canadian
7-
6%
6-24
6-23
■___.
$1.25
(initial)___
pfd.
Mills,
preferred
$4.70
(N.
Company,
partic.
California
7-17
1
12-
10c
McBean
American
Green
preferred
Co.,
M.)
1st
1
$$1.50
—_
;_
Linen
$1.50
8-
7-
8-30
1-2-51
6-30
(accum. I
preferred
Class
Inc.—
(quar. >____
preferred
Caldwell
6-24
70c
$2.50
pfd
non-cum.
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)
Goodali-Sanford, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Goodydar Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada—
4%
preference (quar.)
Gordon & Belyea, Ltd., class A non-cum.-—
Co.—
Inc.
Mfg.
Byers
1
Cc.—-
Insurance Co.
Burdines,
7-
Newspapers,
preferred
Buffalo
7-10
$1
(quar.i
Telephone
8-1
70c
—
5%
1Lk
New Bedford
8-15
common
Corp.
Steel
7-10
1$1.50
(quar.
General
7-14
7-15
12'/2C
Co.___
preferred (quar.)
Refractories
1
1
8-
6-23
(quar.)
Inc.
Paint
7-20
7-17
7-
(accum.)
Mills,
6-30
10-
1
15 c
Corp.
preferred
6-27
2
8-
Inc
Oil
6-30
7-
$$1.62
6-20
(quar.)__
1
_____—
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
prior
preferred
7-
10-
Biscuit
7-10
(quar.)_____
7-
43%c
NaiLnal
6-30
Brewing
Co.,
35c
preferred
Brooklyn
Co.
Schmidt
62'/2C
(quar.)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
4%
1
States
preferred
Special
)___.____
Company, 5%
Gamble-Skogrno, 5% preferred
4
8-
7-
Co.—
&
Gardner-Denver
1
Automotive
7-20
Gabriel
7-
9-
National
$1.50
Field
series
7-14
(quar.)_
common
on
(accum.)____
1
5%
5c
56'/4c
iquar.)
(increased)
Mills, Ltd.
7
6-15
Washington &
Funds,-
Rice
712-
$1
(quar.)
series
50c
(quar.)
Yards
Columbia
6%
stock
Royal
1
1
6-30
7-27
62'/2c
iquar.)
7-
7-15
7-
Co.—
A
9-
15c
$5
preferred
1-2-51
17'/2c
Avenue,
7-25
150c
Mountain
$2.25
10c
(quar.)
Co.
7-25
(quar.)__
Mount
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
Custodian
6-15
1
Ltd.—
Brass
Co.
Stock
Franklin
6-30
8-
7
6c
Kleiser
15c
preferred
Water
class A
Edison
&
7-
35c
(quar.)._
Transit
Madison
7-15
8-31
8-30
$1
Pitt Brewing Co.
Worth
1
9-21
15c
(s-a)
1
$1.12 '/2
15c
____
(Wash., D. C.) (s-a
Coip., common (irreg.)
Ycrk
preferred
1
$1.50
<quar.)__
A___
Co.______
8-
$a.50 prior preferred <quar.)_
Morris Plan Corp. of America, com.
Engineering
6-27
10c
iquar.)
iquar.)
7-15
pfd.
of
Co.
1
Marshall
see
Power
8-
iquar.)
Field
8-
Montana
30c
—
Firemen's Insuiance Co.
ally paid at this time.
Boston
preferred
7-20
7-14
9-
$2
preferred
taken
prior
7-14
Inc.—
1
(Marshall)
1
8-
3
$1-10
-
Morgan
:_
7-25
50c
Co,
(quar.)
Works
Aluminum
6%
7-20
$1.50
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
35c
—
6-30
.
6'/2%
Co
7-15
common
Products,
$$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Fe
Paper,
Saco
&
Fibreboard
Ltd.,
Share
of Company
Oil
25c
(quar.)
115c
(quar.)__
Watch
preferred
8-
& Caldwell Manufacturing...-50c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)—1$1.50
7%
preferred (quar.)
1$1.75
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania (quar.)__
$2
Belmont
4%
Per
Name
Mission
(quar.)__!_____
common
Co.,
1
iquar.)___
(s-a)
Foods
8-
Beaton
Biddeford
7-14
1
Co.
preferred
preferred
$1.12'/2
(quar.)____,
Associates,
common
Benrus
20c
$2
(quar.)
4'/2%
&
convertible
convertible
$3
Fairmont
8-
iViisois.-.ippi Valley Barge Line Co.
4%% preferred <quar.)__
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Equity Corporation, common......
7-14"
8-
7-31
Co.,
—30c
class
Power
preferred
7%
7-28
8-31
156'Ac
A
Beacon
7-14
Telephone
Georgetown
$2.25 conv. pld.
Co.
Ballard,
Shares
Bathurst
7-14
_____
;
Ballard
7-10
1
1
Products
8-15
Ry.—
_______
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(accum.)—
Township
$1.12'/2
Topeka & Santa
Attleboro
Extra
Ekco
Co.—
E.ectric
Atchison,
Baldwin
6
Co.—
preference
Light
7-
7-24
50c
common
Avco Manufacturing,
Eastern
75c
(quar.)
red.
conv.
Arrow-Hart
7
8-
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-
$1.25
_____
Co.__—
Telephone
preferred
1
Massachusetts
preferred B
Federal Grain,
common
Cable
preferred
4.50%
6%
7-31
$1
Corp.,
&
Eastern
7
Corp,—
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)_
Appalachian Electric Power
4'/2%
—
(quar.i____
Wire
7
7-
8-
(accum.)
preferred
Anaconda
7-
1
When
Share
Street
1
9-
75c
50c
Company
Co
9-
20c
com
.
Co.
Superpower
preference
Co.,
Per
Name of
Dwight Manufacturing
9-
50c
62'/2c
75c
$1.75
$2
(increased)—-—
Refining
(quar.)
Steamship
American
$6
Corp.
&
preferred
7
7-
30c
—
American
8-30
$1.50
common
preferred
American
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
37'/2c
preferred--
non-cum.
Gas
__
(quar.)
Leather
Co.,
—
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
American
(irreg.).._
common
preferred
convertible
convertible
$3
Share
Corp.,
...
6-30
6-20
37'/2c
7-15
6-30
37'/2c
7-15
6-30
17'/2c
7-15
6-30
5
Number 4921
Volume 172
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of Company
i
Southern
7%
Franklin
preferred
Southern
5%
Process,
Iron
preferred
4y47c
American
Wringer
$1.75
7-10
6-15
American
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co., com.__
Co.—
7-
1
6-16
Amoskeag Company, common
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
55c
8-
1
7-15
Anancon
$1.75
7-
1
6-20
$1.06»/4
7-
1
6-20
50c
8-
1
7-20
Anchor
Hocking Glass,
9-29
Post
____
iquar. i__
pfd.
iquar.)__
9- 6
Anchor
7-24
7-10
6%
1
8-15
25c
7-
1
6-28
$1.50
7-
1
6-28
20c
Paper Co.,
common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Struthers Wells Corp.,
$1.25
Super
preferred
Mold
of California
Corp.
E>
(for
the
Terminal
Anglo-Huronian,
50c
7-20
7- 3
Anheuser-Bush,
$2
7-20
7-3
Arcade
$1.50
7-
1
6-15
SI.50
6-30
6-23
Terminal Tower
Texas
Electric
Texas
Engineering & Mfg. Co.
Thomaston
Service,
Mills
$4.56
7-1
15c
pfd.
76c
(initial)
7-
10c
iquar.i
(quarterly»
7-
1
6-15
6-30
50c
10-
3
6-27
1
9-15
Quarterly
50c
1-2-51
12-15
Quarterly
50c
4-1-51
3-15
Quarterly
Toledo
Towne
prior
Trane
Company
True
(quar.)
Corp.
(s-a)
Bagley
Electric Co.
Union
S4.50
$4
7-12
7-
$1.12 Vfe
8-15
7-20
$1
8-15
7-20
1
:
preferred
(quar.)—_——
92V2C
8-15
7-20
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
37'/2C
8-15
7-20
Oil
Co.
Aircraft
United
Gas
dend
75c
5%
Corp.,
stock
now
on
iquar. >
quarterly
a
American
Co.,
Shirt
U.
S.
Shoe
Virginia
Coal
Washington
Weatherhead
Wellman
Coast
Western
Coal
Westmoreland
Westmoreland,
Whitehall
W.vckoff
Baltimore
7%
Porcelain
Steel
preferred
conv.
<
Ltd.,
6%
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis, of Canada, Ltd., 7% pref. (s-a)
bartis lirothers Co. (quar.)
Oil
$6
1st
preferred
A
89-
Fund,
Ainsworth
5V'2%
conv
Akron
5%
Canton
Home
Appliances,
Alpha
4%
preferred
Amerada
5%
Air
A
called
7-14
7- 3
8-16
7-14
7-
(quar.)__
30c
7-
6-20
75c
8-15
8-
Bliss
1
1
Bloch
W.)
Company
Brothers
(quar.)__
Tobacco
5%
Box
Products
American
8-1
7-1
Class
A
B
5 %
being given
in
th#
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
2'/a%
7-10
7-
1
American
4V2 %
6c
25c,
7-3
6-9
7-3
6-9
7-10
6-15
7-20
7-
7- 7
6-23
6
8-
1
7-20
133/4C
7-
3
6-23
34%c
7- 3
6-23
10-
1
9-13
$3
American
Co.,
iquar.)
(N.
Y.)
American
Co.
American
5%
9-
8-15
9-1
8-2
7-31
7-17
25c
7-
5
5
6-20
5
6-20
7-14
6-20
Thermos
Woolen
6-15
Columbus
t
7-3)
6-30
6-30*
Commonwealth
7-
1
Community
7-
3
6-
7
7-
3
6-
7
6-
7-10
6-
Ltd. (s-a)
Buckeye
Class
B
Si
Connohio,
Inc.,
7-15
6-30
8-10
7-20
Class
8-18
Consolidated
9-
1
8-15
10c
7-15
6-28
Consolidated
7-15
6-28
Canada,
5c
(quar.)__
7-15
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
3
$40c
7-
$25c
7-3
6-
9
6-10
$40c
10-28
10-
7
10c
Insurance
put
on
a
3
(quar )—
7-14
6-20
25c
7-15
7- 5
$1
7-
3
6- 5*
quarterly
(Abilene,
3
6- 5*
Kans.)—
Bottle
(quar.)
(quar.)__
—
7-15
6-30
$2.25
7-15
6-15
8-
7-20
25c
l,
f.
'#•.**
1
*W'
preferred (quar.)—
—
$1.75
7-14
Power,
Bread
Iron
7- 1*
preferred (s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
common
Co.
Cement
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
.__
Foundries,
7-
3
6-21
7-10
6-26
12-18
7-28
25c
12-
4
6-30
Northern
Canada
Permanent
Mortgage
*
-J
k
(quar.)
Corp.
7-31
12-15
12-
9
8-
1
7-
5
50c
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
10-
1
9-20
6-30
7-14
6-30
$1.50
$2.50
25c
$3.50
7-14
6-30
7-14
6-30
(R.
$$1.50
Ltd.,
L.)
Y.i
(quar.)
—
American
preferred
Insurance
62Vic
$1.80
$10c
$62 Vic
8-15
7-31
7%
deposit
7-24
7-14
7%
8%
issue
Co.,
6-16
Cudahy Packing Co.. 4'/2%
6-16
Culver Corp.,
(quar.)_
3
6-30
6-20
$$2.25
7- 3
6-15
$60
at
Drug
Clothing,
class
A
6-19
8
7-15
6-22
8-
3
6-22
7-
3
6-15
per
$1.50
7-17
$3
at
$100
7-17
~""T
per
(quar.)
$$5
$2
7-
3
9-30
6-30
9-16
25c
common
preferred
(extra).
(quar.)
*
Stores,
4,/2%
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 class A (quar.)
$2
7-
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)
7-
3
6-19
7-
3
6-10
9-30
$1,121/2
7-15
7-
3
10c
8-15
8-
9
10c
3
7-25
6-30
$1.75
3
7-
4
8-21
7-15
81.76
7-
Cunningham
8-
50c
called
(Toronto) (quar.)
preferred
7-
Curlee
3
receipts
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-30
6-15
5
1
9-
(entire issue called
Co.
62'/2c
6-30
7-
8-21
$10c
Crum
7-15
6-30
5%
Cuban-American Sugar
7-15
7-14
$1.31 V«
Ltd
Forster,
6-19
6-
Corp.—
redemption on July 17
share plus this dividend)
Life
7-15
10c
(N.
(quar.)
7-31
t$5
7
75c
Corp
A
7-14
$15c
7-
6-19
7-17
$1
for
&
7-15
$$2
common..
(final)
non-cum.
Crown
H
1
of
Toronto
Electric
1
8-
7-17
GO
25c
Co.
8-15
75c
10-14
1
Inc.—
for redemption
on
July 17
shara»plus this dividend)
6%
1
8-
$75c
Crowley Milner & Co.—
6%
prior preference (entire
6-30
7-14
of
Motors
ordinary
6-30
7-14
Co.
preferred
Courtauld's,
Crain
11-
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Textile Co.,
quarterly
Dubilier
$5.25
c
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
Insurance
$30c
(s-a)—
Corp.
8
10c
Semi-annual
Co. (Toronto) (quar.)
Power
8-
Y.—
N.
Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)
4%
$60c
preferred
Life Assurance
7-14
Ltd.—
(increased)
non-cum.
Canada
(s-a)_
—
$3
Ltd.,
Co.,
B
Canada
Co.—
—
A
participating
Portland
Common
**6%
6-21
$$3.50
participating preferred
Electric
pref.
Canada
$1.25
Telegraph
5%
3
25c
Packing Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
Canada
7-
—
common
common——
California
5%
7-
25c
non-cum.
California
31'/4C
28'/8C
25c
(quar.)
A
California
$1.75
—
Common
$7
1'2'/2C
6-30
37 Va
Corp.
Container
Cornell
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd.—
7%
preferred
(s-a)_:
6-26
Co.—
(bi-monthly)
common
7-
7-15
55c
(quar.)_
Industries, Inc.—
Co.,
Paper
Continental
Manufacturing—
participating class
Participating
6-21
51c
;_
semi-annual
Gas
Consumers
B
$5
3
6-30
3
47'/2C
Mining & Smelting Co.
(s-a)
Increased
Class
6-30
7-
1
7-
10c
preferred
Dearborn
Consolidated
7-14*
*7-15
7-14
8-
$$2.50
8-31
Corp.,
7-13
(Toronto)—
Extra
Increased
8-
non-cum.
40c
Edison
Consolidated
9-10
$3
6-26
7-27
$60c
(increased)
Association
Ltd.
10c
Class
9-30
Co.—
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
6-28
5c
15c
(quar.)
$5
25c
Byrndun
9
7-10
(quar.)
Consolidated
(monthly)..
8-21
10-
B
6-30
7-14
(quar.)
9-1
9-19
7-20
Class
1
Continental
Ltd.
9-30
8-15
7-15
7
Co.—
1
7-25
7-15
7-
7-20
11-
10-14
7-28
7- 3
7-20
1
1
8-15
1
$40c
1
8-
12-
50c
1
B
1
1
1
Class
8-
4
9-
8-
6-20
8-
7-
8-
8-15
7-15
6-15
$4c
11-
7-10
30c
3
7-10
31V2C
8-31
25c
1
7-
7-20
37»/2c
15c
(quar. i_
7-
7-14
25c
37'/2c
7
(quar.)
7-15
12-20
$3
(quar.)
7
com.
1-1-51
(quar.)
1
.1
Zinc Co.,
h
(quar.)
5c
preferred
Co.,
Chemical
A
7-
conv.
6
91.50
6-20*
A
10-
Copper &
6
7-
7-10
B
7-28
4%>%
7-
1
Class
10-28
Butte
7-20
1
8-
40c
(s-a)
(quar.)
6-30
$40c
6-30
1
8-
35c
(quar.)—
Pa.)
preferred
6-30
1
8-
$40c
7-15
.8-
121/2 c
Co.
$2.20
$15c
8-
preferred
6
8-14
Inc.—
(quar.)_
Company, Ltd.—
non-cum.
Co
(quar.)
A
5%
9-
9-12
18 %c
Inc
(York,
preferred
A
Bush
Electric
preferred
Class
1
Ohio
$2.00
Class
—
10-15
7
87'/2c
6-29
9-
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd
Burns
8
$$2
7-31
common
Ltd.
6-
(Ohio)
3
2 Vac
Products,
Building
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Insurance Co
Edison
National
$2c
(quar.)
7-15
$35c
common
Community Frosted Foods
1st
partic. preferred
90c
(quar.)
preferred
7-10
Class
Participating
6%
(quar.)
Lid.__
(quar.).
Hotel,
preferred (quar.)
A
1
10c
Louis
Mines,
Co.,
Life
Hotel
Ltd
class
7-
8-
$1.75
(quar.)
St.
7-
$1.25
Finance Plan,
Participating
pid.
—
Light & Power—
preferred (quar.)
50c
Budget
7-20
1
8C
Co
of
$1.90
$40c
Incubator,
Commodore
Consolidated
Co.
Mines,
7-20
7-31
8-
30c
is-a»_
6-29
Corp.—
Company $3.60
7-31
Co.
(irreg.)
$2.04
(quar.)
Shoe
$1
25C
(quar.)
3
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
Quarterly
Porcupine
6-30
$1.75
7-
(s-a)
Broulan
7-15
87 Vac
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-15
Power
7-15
$1
pfd.
RR
$$1
Forest Products,
7-15
1
$35c
Confederation Liie
Co., Ltd.—
Columbia
(quar.)__
1
8-
14c
1947)
8-
Connecticut
(quar.)_
Columbia
6-26
7-
5c
56 '/4C
1
50c
7-15
7-10
7
50c
$$1.19
preference
Cu¬
<5
7-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5%
1
Les6
Quarterly
Conduits
British
1
7-
Ltd.—
Southern
7-15
lOd
Columbia Electric Ry.
Brown
&
40c
(quar.)_
$25c
$$0.234375
(final)
Co.,
9-
6-28
1946)
7%
System,
$25c
93%c
lOd
Electric
preferred
9-15
Semi-annual
7-21
(quar.)
Co.
&
4
7- 3
(quar.)
American
registered
Motor
7-
preferred
1
3-
with this paymejnt
American
Ordinary
A
Mutual
Ltd.—
(final)
bearer
Brockway
Gas
Columbus
7-17
(quar.)
Telephone
7%
7-
50c
being
American
—
(quar.)
Oidinary
6-20
7-
$1.25
Fire
Telephone
preferred
9
97V2c
Co.,
Sugar Refining,
preferred
preferred
British-American Tobacco,
preferred
Columbia
10-14
25c
—
stock
(quar.)
British-American Oil Co., Ltd., com.
Columbia
7-15
1
9-
6-30
7-10
Combustion-Engineering-Superheater.
Co., Ltd. (interim)
3%% preferred (quar.)—
&
1
$1.25
Co.
Company
basis beginning
7%
40c
—
quarterly
News
Common
6-15
$1.12 V2
National
Hydraulic
G.)
)T.
1
8-
Ltd.
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
American
Power Co.,
7-15
$2
Gold
Co.,
11-
Vancouver, Ltd.—
7
7-31
30c
Common
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
$3.50
7
7-
25c
(quar.i
Willans
Plow
Common
11-
$25c
Bright
10-14
2
7-
15c
Co.
quar. >_______
common
Products
Molasses
American
12-20
7-20
75c
com.
Corp.
Company,
Metal
Increased
1-1-51
75c
(quar.)
Metal
of
(irreg.)
Bristol-Myers Co.
Class
7-15
6-
45c
common
of
Products
$$1.50
Light &
(quar.)
Distillers
Common
4%
1
Oil
Works,
tlOc
___
Traction,
&
43/4%
8-
3
7-31
(quar.)__
(quar.
of
Bottling
Cockshutt
7-
7-31
(resumed)
A.)
3'/2%
common
$10c
(quar.)__
preferred
British
Cochenour
7-15
(S.
Mahoning Ry.
Water
3
6-30
6-26
2
37 y2c
(s-a)
Co.,
Aluminum
7-
7-17
7-21
Roofing Co., Ltd.—
Brazilian
British
preferred
American
Ltd
Club
Coca-Cola
6-
25c
Co.
Corp.,
Manufacturing
9
25c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
A
3%%
8-25
3
25c
(quar.)
12-
$25c
(quar.)
Foundry Co.
Maize-Products
preferred
Clinton
8-15
37!/2C
(quar.)
Trust
(initial quar.)
B
(quar.)
American-Marietta
8-10
25c
$25c
$37V2c
(irreg.)
Derrick
&
&
Clearfield &
A
%
6-36
7-
$20c
(increased)
preferred
Stores
Class
$1.25
Co.
Hoist
Machine
7-12
$10c
Corporation
Class
—
common
Home
preferred
1
3-1
133,4C
American
3.90 %
8-
9-8
$1.75
American
American
25c
Boston
Brantford
(quar.)
Board
Clarostat
Bralornc
$25c
Corp.,
preferred
American
6-25
6-28
7-1
(quar.)_
(increased
1
6-30
125c
$70c
75c
Co.
7-
1
7
7-15
50c
Inter-Terminal
62'/2c
7-10
6%
4%
City
8-22
7-1
6"
Quarterly
8-
al5%
1
6-
3
(quar.)
Cotton
8-15
9-30
(quar.)
com.
Chtckasha
7-15
12-15
8-
3
7-
25C
Corp.
25c
$1.50
Brewers
6
$0.0204
$1.50
+12'3c
$31V2C
—
Inc.,
6-30
(quar.)
—
7-
50c
2.9c
(series
7-15
(quar.)
Mines,
preferred
6-30
preterred
Property
12 V2 %
12 V2%
(increased)
Inc.
7-15
preferred
2
Fund,
Chicago
6%
Borg (George W.)
(interim)
Co.
preferred
7-
6%
Personal
4%
of
tax
Investment
convertible
7-25
9-15
50c
dividend
Store
4V2 %
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
2
6-23
Co.,
10-20
(quar.)
Co.
9-25
10-
6-30
Ltd.—
Insurance
Co.
Eosch
7-21
9-15
30c
Book
Ameri'can
7-14
10- 2
10-
Quarterly
American
6-26
$1
25c
iquar.)
Alliance
7
7-31
7-
$1
$2.50
Co.,
Chain
9
Cincinnati
.
British
Corp.
ban
9
2-
25c
__________
8-31
(E.
1
t50c
Power
Sugar
Chrysler Corp.
9-
7
9
11-
preferred—
conv.
25c
1
8-
1
for
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
&
$10c
r
redemption on July
15 at $10.50 per share plus this dividend
Convertible into common stock to July 5th.
Blauncr's
(Phila.), common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
.__
(quar.)
issue
11-
(quar.)
Products
$25c
common
Bingham-Herbrand, 5%
Entire
1
7-31
7-14
Class
9-
12-
3-1-51
$3
25c
7-25
25c
Canada,
Filter
Violeta
7-25
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
1
(accum.)_;
par)
com.
Petroleum
American
7%
of
Light
Ohio
8-10
,
Co.
Ohio
Central
8-10
Portland Cement Co
Aluminum
Central
37V2c
$1.06V4
(s-a)
Corp.,
5-31
5-31
(quar,)
.
Semi-annual
Stores
7-20
3
3
40c
I
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-10
$1
(quar.)
$$1.75
7-
7-13
Hats,
6-23
1
(quar.)
Central
Securities Co., common
Foods. Inc. (quar.)
Biltmore
6-10
3
8-
Corp., common (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
7-
7-27
Stores
3
7-
(quar.)
common
$$1.75
Inc.
Corp.,' $6 preferred
Shoe
7-
(interim)
ordinary
ordinary
preferred
Knitting Co.. Ltd
Central Aguirre Sugar Co.
Central
Cold
Storage Co
25c
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.
Allied
5%
!___
($25 pari (accum.)__
Youngstown RR.—
&
Celotex
6-15
50c
preferred
preferred
7-15
Best
—
($10
7-10
1
3
1
(quar.)
B
4%
Cherry-Burrell Corp.—
4%
preferred (series
Bendix
6-17
9-19
50c
preferred
$$1.50
(quar.)
7-15
10-15
Ltd.—
Celtic
Canada
2
1
common—;.
A
receipts
Chemical
Refineries, Ltd.—
Corp.
receipts
7-
7-
Corp.
dep.
Corp.,
7-21
1
7-
10c
Light,
Co., 4%
dep.
Amer.
8-
7-15
(quar.)
Amer.
Cassidy's, Ltd.,
7%
preferred
8-
2
8-10
$37'/2C
&
6-15
Corp.—
preferred
6-30
75c
7-
at
Company
Power
Paper
7-14
7-20
8-15
8-10
Ltd.—
Carrier
1
1
Co., Ltd.
Boxes,
7-15
8-21
approval
(quar.)
&
Carreras,
6-30
40c
dividend).
A
Carolina
7-
8-
9-
$10c
Wlrebound
45c
—
(stock
Class
Carman
6-19
$1.50
$25c
$10c
Canadian
7-20
25c
quarterly
Foods
1
Lumber
$50c
of
to
Quarterly
15c
Co.
_
Ltd.—
meeting of stockholder...
Canadian Western
7-15
Bessemer
—
subject
15c
Telephone
(initial)
com.
$$1
payments
annual
7-15
7
8-
new
Manufacturers,
15c
Bell
$$1.12 Va
$$1
$20c
(quar.)
Bridgeport
Manufacturing
Increased
9-12
7-
Share
Inc
5V2%
1
7-17
week, these
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp
Airline
10-
Beneficial
—
Ltd.,
Quarterly
7-15
1
.—
this
Corp.
7
8-11
Berland
.__—
Vickers,
7-15
1
(s-a)
Ltd.—
>6-23
Inc.—
—i__
Participating
Addressograph-Multigraph
Affiliated
7-20
7- 3
(quar. )_^_~_
pref.
1
9- 6J
(quar.)
partic.
8-
__
B
7-14
— -
6-29
(Both
9-20
—
6-30
iquar.)
(quar.)
6-21
1
$1
(quar.)
Co
1
7-15
Class
8c
(quar.)__—
8-
pfd.
Co.—
preferred
6-15
$1.12Va
pfd.
2%
Ry.
7-20
5c
(reduced)
Apartments,
9
1
6-30
6-30
9
3
7-
7-31
$$1.75
9
7-
1
6-20
6-
8-
7-15
3
3
Refractories,
1st
6-30
7-
$ 20c
common
8%
preference
non-cum.
4Vfe%
1
7-15
$50c
(s-a)
A
75c
— ~
4%
5-31
7-
Class
7-31
6-
$$1
5
9-
5-31
3
(quar.)
7-
6-23
3
7-
6-16
1
6
7-
$50c
6-
8-
7-
3
6-
Canadian
6-15
6-20
7-
3
Canadian Wallpaper
6-15
6-30
7- 3
7-
5
6
7-15
$$1.25
7-
3
11-15
(quar.)
6-22
3
12-15
3
1
7-
6- 2
$70c
7-15
7-15
7-
«- 2
3
7-
8-
7-
3
7-
$$2
Pacific
Canadian
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Quarterly
Per
Class
7-15
25c
common
(.increased)
Petroleum
7-15
6-30
6-10
7-
$22 V2C
(quar.)
Cos.,
i0c
Ltd.
6-30
,_
& Co., ordinary (interim)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
1
1
Oil
Ltd.—
Ltd.
(Winnipeg)
Hardware & Manufacturing
Quarterly
Cuba-
of
of Company
Aberdeen
88-
40c
50c
(increased)
8-
7-10
preceding table.
Name
preferred
$$1.75
Co._
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
announced
4%
preferred
Carpenter
30c
Co.
5-23
Below we give the dividends announced in prevloui
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
6-20
Belknap
(quar.)——
preferred
7-10
83/»c
6-30
$1.20
common
preferred
Corp.—
7-15
Manufacturing Co.__:
preferred
5%
$1.05
(quar.)
Class
5%
12-15
15c
1
Class
Zeller's,
1-2-51
$1.50
(quar.)
common
25c
Co.__——
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Works,
(s-a)
Baystate
materials) (quar.)*
Mfg.
(F. W.)
Steel
Towne
&
Locomotive
7%_ preferred
Beatty Brothers,
/__
Co.
Inc.
Cement
Woolworth
Yale
Company, 6%
Baldwin
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)__
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%'" preferred
iquar.)
preferred
RR.
Canadian
$15c
(quar.)
6-30
Co
Telephone,
Canadian
9-15
12V2c
A
6-30
class A common
Pacific
class
(quar.)
7-15
1 resumed)___
$5
6-15
1
30c
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)_—
Co.,
Corp.,
preference
7-24
(quar.)
Engineering
prior
50c
Light Co.,
Gas
preferred
preferred
Welsbach
West
Co.
7-15
Indemnity
Industries,
10c
(initial)
common
50c
(increased 1
Company
Co.
(construction
Swasey
Canadian
25c
6-28
(resumed)
Walworth
&
12-18
1
6-10
3
$$1.12 »/2
Corp.,
Investments.
17V2C
preferred (quar.)
Extra
6-28
Corp.
Warner
12-23
8-
6-10
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
93%c
75c
Warner
General
tlOc
1
Co.____—_.
(quar.)_____—___
Corp. (irreg.)
Iron
&
Canadian
10-
3
7-
8
(Winnipeg)—
Investment
$1
(quar.)
7- 3
Sugar
Investing
12-18
Canadian
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
1
——__
Electric
B
Welt Co.
7-
50c
Street
12-23
25c
B
7-
Quarterly
Wagner
Foreign
30c
A
Inc._____
Co.
Food
Sea
preference
Canadian
22'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
102,3C
Co
Lens
Fabrics
Class
U>/2c
(s-a)
Vertientes-Camaguey
4Vs- %
9-23
$2.50
regis—
for ord
Investment
<fc
Corp.
Camp
Auto
36V.»c
—
$4.25
8-31
3
Products,
20c
(s-a)
Co.
4%
convertible
Beaux-Arts
Extra
$4.50
8-15
Co., Ltd.—
Distributors,
Realty
S.
Wall
7-10
1
9-30
divi¬
common...
deposit receipts
U.
Electric
Nichols & Co.,
Backstay
Basin
Products
Molasses
Univis
9
9-
basis.
Milk
United
3-
35c
iquar.i
participating preferred._____;
United
Van
50c
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.
Improvement
Common
United
California
of
United
1
8-
77-
$25c
Co.
(quar.)
7V2C
Industries
preferred
Baldwin
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3.70
Union
Picture
preferred
$1.20
of Missouri—
preferred
preferred
rion-cum.
Austin,
7-15
(Detroit)
Corp.
9-
Food
A
9-30
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Telephone Ltd., 4'/2% pfd. (quar. )
(1947 series)
(quar.)
7-
8
preferred
preferred
7-12
7-
Class
Insurance
$3
Associated
6-30
6-30
Canadian
5-31
AtchisoQ, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
7-15
8-31
6-28
7
Fire
Semi-annual
$1
Motion
5
6%
Canadian
7-
25c
$31V4C
$$1.50
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
$1
Refining,
7-15
1-20
6-28
(irreg.)
com.
7-10
Canadian
7-28
$$1
(quar.)
common
Associated
City
9-15
Ltd._
(quar.)
3.75%
7-31
10-21
preferred
Atlantic
$1.12V2
1
Dredge & Dock, Ltd.,
1
$70c
(quar.)
common
7-10
8-
$30c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
6-
1
$15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3
8-
$$1.25
I
6-28
7-
$31c
common
pref.
1
$$1.25
pfd
8-
$10c
Ltd.,
conv.
preferred
7-10
R^«>nv
Atlantic
$1
—___
11-
Holderj
Payable of Rec.
$40c
Canners,
non-cum.
6%
49
$$1.50
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Participating
Canadian Cottons,
7%
7
30c
_
7-21
7V2c
6-15
50c
Corp., common..
preference (quar. I
1
(quar.)
5%
Canadian
Canadian
8-
preferred
7-
1
6
Bronze,
preferred
10c
Corp., 4'/2%
7-23
8-
7-
Mfg.,
6-25-51
62'2c
—
Temper
4Vfe%
220
(accunt.i
6-29
7-15
$1.50
6%;„conv.
5%
5%
$25c
Atlas Thrift Plan, 7%
preferred
Transamerica
Steel
Armco
70c
(quar.)_
40c
(s-a)
50c
—
Securities Corp.—
$1.75
Co.
6-26
7-10
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
50c
—__—_______
Co
Manufacturing
7- 5
10 shares held__
new
Development Co.,
Mills,
17V2c
___,
Edison
Towle
6-26
60c
Ltd.
preferred
7-14
5
com¬
Inc.
Cotton
AriKratt
(Cleveland)
Co.
7-
6
dividend)
Mines
Inc
Angio-Newtoundland
Semi-annual
Canadian
$1.50 1-31-51
5
5^
Canada
7-
$1.50
5
19491
7-13
1
(quar.)
Common
year
1
(quar.)
8-
Power, 6% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Refrigerating & Warehousing Corp.
Telluride
(stock
Canada
9-
When
Share
Ry. Co. (s-a)
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
75c
$2.25
(s-a)
of Company
Southern
8-
preferred
8-
<quar.i___
Canada
preferred
8-15
_________
6-15
6%
8-15
Co.—
3
10c
(quar.)
Company,
Per
Name
7-
6%
Angerman
Holder$
Products, Inc.—
preferred
35c
.
Ltd.
Montan
31 '/4c
common—
(quar.)
Special
Swedish Match
Class
iquar. h
,
Mines,
of
stock for each
mon
9-
60c
Lead
share
$1
f
Corp
Stonega Coke & Coal Co., Inc.____.
Strathmore
On
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
31'Ac
pld. A
Co., 4%
25c
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.—
(quar.;
Works
Container
Share
6-15
preferred E (quar.)______
Stanley
Stone
Company
:
Springfield City Water, 7%
Standard Steel Spring
Per
Name of
6-30
(quarJ
Associated
Holders
50c
Roofing
preferred
conv.
When
Payable of Rec.
common
(quar.)
States
Southwestern
$2.20
Share
(49)
11-15
11-
25c
7-20
7-
$i.i2ya
10-20
50c
9-18
50c
12-18
9-19
6
9
9-19
9-
6
12- 6
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
Per
Name of
Refining
Danciger
Oil
Davidson
Brothers,
&
pref.
7-10
10c
7-21
—15c
50c
General
7-
3
6-26
—
Co., common class A
General
$2c
10-
2
Denver
Union
Detroit
&
Detroit
Edison
Detroit,
Stock
River
Diamond
Tunnel
Match
Diocesan
$1.50
(s-a)—
-Dome
Co
class
Dominion
5%
(quar.)
Corset
6-30
5
Ltd.
Co..
Ltd.,
Dairies,
6-20
Oilcloth &
Square
Stock
11-15
11-
6
Stock
dividend
7-15
7-
7
1-15-51
1-
2
7-10
Common
7%
1
7-14
$4.50
7
6-22
Glatfelter
1
7-id
4Va%
7-31
6-30
9-
1
8-15
7-
$12V2c
$44c
7-15
6-30
Government
Great
Southern
West Life Assurance Co.
7-15
6-15
Great
8-15
7-14
Great
(increased)
7-15
7-
1
SI
7-15
7-
1
8IV4C
20c
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-5
$1.12V2
87V2c
(quar.)
7-25
7-10
—
;____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—.
Co., Ltd.—
—
Corp.
Nut
of
Emerson Radio
&
New common
&
Heating
Esmond
Esfeabrooks
4.16%
(T. H.)
•Eversharp,
Traders
Federal
Fire
Insurance
6%
6-15
Harding
7-
3
7-25
7-15
8-25
8-15
Harrisburg
Gas
Co.,
8-
7-15
Harrisburg
Railways
preferred
Life
Co.
of
Canada
7-15
7-
7-
1
7
€-23
7-25
6-30
of
(Phiia.)
In
5%
Co.
6-30
3
6-16
9-
1
8-11
12-
1
11-10
8-
1
7-10
7-15
6-ie
Higbee
1
7-15
7-
3
6-30
Mlg.
.—
57®
Inc.
6-30
Holt
7-15
6-30
$1
non-cumulative class
A
non-cumulative class
A
7-28
7-
7
Home
7-28
7-
7
Household
Bay
7-15
6-30
Hunt's,
Ltd.,
7-21
7-
HuroD
1
7-17
7
6-30
7-
7
6-23
7-
7
6-23
6%
7-
3
6-16
5%
5
preferred
$20
1
9-
1
8-21
2
9-15
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Power
j35c
7-21
6-30
$50c
7-24
6-30
7-
6-15
6
25c
(quar.)..
7-31
7-14
55c
com.
7-31
7-14
25c
8-
1
7-20
$1
:
8-
1
7-20
Common
Manufacturing Co
10-
2
9-18
2 V2c
1-2-51
12-13
25c
1
7-11
6-21
American
Oil
9-11
12*0
$4
.
30c
30c
_
Light Co., common
7-15
8-21
12-
1
6-30
dividend
100%
10-15
10-
1
American
$1.06 V4
General
Baking Co.. common.
preferred
(quar.)—
15c
$2
Co
General Finance
60c
8-
I
6-23
8-1
7-17
10-
2
9-18
7-25
6-16
5%
preferred
4%
convertible
A
(s-a)
preferred
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(increased quar.i
...
Industrial
Industrial
47®
Silica,
7-25'
1
7-14
8-13
7-25
8-15
7-2»
7-14
6-30
Lion
9-15
8-29
Lit
8- 1
1
7- 5
7- 3
7-15
fl-30
9-29
7-18
6-30
8-
1
7-
8%
67®
Coal
preferred
International
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
preferred
1$1
9-11
general Investors Trust (Boston)
6c
7-20
6-30
(s-a)
7-
30c
3
——
(accum.)
8-
1
93V,c
__
$125
88-
1
1
7-10
7-10
7%
7%
3
6-30
9-15
9-
7-12
6-30
7-15
6-30
1
8-
1
7-24
11-
1
10-24
7-10
6-30
$1.25
7-10
6-30
50c
7-15
6-30*
;
25c
7-25
7-11
50c
9-
9
8-22
50c
12-
9
11-21
^
Railroad-
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
50c 3-10-51
2-20
stock
$1.10
9-
9
8-22
original
stock
$1.10
12-
9
11-21
original
stock
$1.00 3-10-51
2-20
Schuykill
Navigation
RR.
&
Coal
Co.
75c
7-15
$1
7-31
7-21
$1
8-31
8-21
$1
9-30
9-20
8-
9-30
88-
1
1
$3
7-15
9-
5%
1
1
7-10
8- 1
6-20
130c
25c
7- 3
7-31
6-28
6-21
10c
8-
1
7-
7
40c
7-15
7-
3
8- 1
7-14
1
7-14
9- 9
8-30
5c
17c
8-
7- 3
6-15
7-31
6-30
$1.50
7-15
6-30*
7-
3
6-19
1$1
7-
3
6-30
1$4
(s-a)
common
Powders,
7- 3
6-30
Ltd.—
137V2c
(quar.)
7-15
6-14
35c
7-15
6-15
175c
com.
8-15
7-14
150c
7- 3
6- 9
151.12Va
Milling Co., Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred ($100 pari
(quar.)
preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
15c
62 72c
7-17
10-
6-30
9-20
1-2-51
12-20
6272c
Electric,
1
6 212 C
(quar.)
4-1-51
3-20
45c
7-15
par)
(quar.i
$1.25
7-15
6-30
preferred
($25
pari
(quar.)
31 7»c
7-15
6-30
Adams
Factors
preferred
conv.
Luzerne
M.)
preferred
&
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-14
1
50c
7-15
7-15
6-30*
20c
7-15
6-30
6-30
13 3/4 c
Bond
Manufacturers
7-15
6-30
7-31
7-15
1
Fund,
Insurance
Co.
3-
4
7-14
7-
3
8'2c
Inc.____
8-15
25%
__,
7-15
7-
5
7-
3
6-23
6-19
(Toronto)
Semi-annual
Leaf
6-30
6-13
25c
dividend
Manufacturers'Life
Maple
6
7-15
+$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
7-
$1.50
common
i
Corporation,
preferred
Maltine
$1.0674
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
57®
J25c
Electric—
Mading Drug Stores Co.,
Mailman
6c
Ltd
Co..
Forbes
preferred
6-30
Corp.—
County Gas &
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(W'alter
4V4%
common
$$7.50
Trust
Co.
Gardens,
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
60c
7-15
$25c
Ltd
7-17
7-
62!2C
7-15
6-30
3
Marchant
Calculating Machine Co.—
Increased quarterly
Maritime
Telephone & Telegraph,
(quar.)_
Realization, common
Martin-Parry Corp.
7%
common..
preferred
Investors
Massawippl Valley RR.
preferred
(1947
preferred
series)
(quar.)
McAleer Mfg. Co., 57® preferred (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
preferred
5
6-20
7-25
6-30
8-
7-
1
1
(quar.)
20c
7-15
6-30
75c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
937.C
9-
1
85c
(quar.)
47c
7-
37c
6-20
6-20
11-13
933ic
(quar.)
preferred
1
$3
Max Factor & Co., class A (quar.)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.40
12-
25c
Trust____
$3.75
7-15
7-15
6c
(s-a)
$3.75
+20c
$17 lie
9-
1
8-15
127,0
7-
3
6-15
6-30
8-15
7- 3
6-9
t$l
7-15
:$i
7-20
(quar.)
50c
7-
3
Common
(quar.)
50c
10-
2
9-13
Common
(quar.)
50c
1-2-51
12-19
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canada,
6-28
Common
Industries, Ltd.—
of
Co.
5%
(quar.)
&
Massachusetts
America
9-22
12-22
($100
6%
7
8-
2
7-14
preferred
Lowell
6-29
8-
Co.
(quar.)
Lowne.v
6-30
7-10
Watch
Dock
preferred
Gas
10-
1-1.-51
5%
6-30
3c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
&
$1
10c'
5%
9 20
8-
$1
'
(quar.)
Corp
preferred
Louisville
12-20
1
(quar.)
oreferred
Coal
6-12
Company
preferred
5%
1
12-30
Pipe
Candy
Lorain
1
9-
Joint
Longines-Wittnauer
7-20
8-15
9-13
1$1
Co.
7-
7-31
quar.)
Mar-Tex
(quar.)
Nickel
7-1-4
7-20
original
8%
6-15
Ltd.—
Ltd
4%
Miami
8%
6-15
7- 3
15c
common—
common
International
1
1
8-
Common
6-15
Ltd.—
Holdings.
4V2%
7-15
377aC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company (increased
Manhattan
(quar.)—
Co.,
Co.,
A
8-
3 7 lac
Common
8-11
7- 3
125c
pfd.
preferred
Tool
Harvester
Class
967, c
Co.—
Semi-annual
6-30*
55c
—
Corp.
Co.,
5
4
6-15
(Fort
(quar.)
Lock
6-30*
7-15
55c
(s-a)
Bronze
8-
11-
7-15
30c
Telegraph
Brothers
Little
6-20*
Insuranshares Certificates, Inc. (Maryland)—
Intercolonial
Co.
preferred
55c
—
North
8-15
11-15
J4c
$4.30
1
933/4c
12c
pfd.—
ron-cum.
(quar.)
of
3
$4.30
Corp.—
Group shares
Co.
6-26
$4.30
125c
12V2c
preferred
Insurance
7
6-I0
30c
MacAndrev/s
Co
Institutional Securities,
7-
15c
Insurance
Special
5-31
10-15
Life
Special stock
6-17
6-26
75%
(quar.)
Special stock
7-14
7
45c
quar.)
Corp.
Telephone &
Common
7-15
8-
7-
7-
{15c
dividend
National
Oil
7-14
$1.1272
Quarterly
1
12V2c
15c
(quar.)
(initial
common
5%
7-
25c
Quarterly
7-18
7-
International
General
6-23
7-14
8-
$1.25
67
&
International Metal
7-10'
Lincoln
7- 3
7-25
Corp.—
6V2%
Machine
International
it
Lima-Hamilton
$1.25
—
11-10
8-
6-24
50c
Extra
11-10
8-15
7-10
125c
Brownhoist
11-25
60c
45c
125c
Products
11-25
87V2c
5
5
7-15
(quar.)
Brothers, Ltd., common
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—
7-
56y4c
(initial)
Canada, Ltd.—
$1
(s-ail
Motors Corp.—
$3 75 preferred iquar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Investors
Steel
Indiana
preferred
6-27
115c
:
47®
preferred (quar.)———
Imperialle Fuels, Ltd., 67® partic.
Incorporated
Stores
7-
7-28
(quar.)
Lewis
125c
3
6-15
25c
(James)
Stock
3
30c
Co
Co., Ltd
& Sons, 3.85%
pfd. (quar.)_
Corp., com. (reduced quar.)_
7-15
1$1.25
common
common
25c
_
C
Ltd.—
Corp
International
Corp.—
General Foods
4.087®
Co.
7-
$1.50
RR.
common
Oil
7-15
115c
Co.,
s-at
Semi-annual
Transportation Corp.—
$4.25 preferred series A (quar.)
Electric
& Smelting
(increased
RR.,
Machine
9-30
12-27
I 5c
Ishpeming
Delaware,
preferred
7-15
60c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
prior
New
8-30
10-10
1- 10-51
25c
(quar.)
&
of
25c
Imperial Tobacco Co. of
Insurance
(Texas)
5
.
Ingersoll
(quar.)
7-
Co.
Corp.
4 V2 %
Loft
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.,
2V2c
7-15
50c
Hytron Radio Electronics
6%
conv.
preferred-
10-
3234c
25c
80c
(s-a)
B
Gas
Lees
8-21
(increased)
$2.75
__
7-18
7-10
$2 5c
Quarterly
6-30
7-14
University—
Ltd
Superior
Leduc-West
11-20
& Door Co..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
37V2c
(quar.)
1
1
10c
Laclede
Landis
8-
10c
(John),
Lake
b
7-15
8-
31v4c
ioc
Labatt
6%
9- 1
Refrigerator Co.,
preferred
6-15
12-20
6-22
12- 1
quir.)___
Mortgage
7-15
12-28
7-17
25c
Huttig Sash
Preferred
par
$1.12 Va
15c
25c
(quar.)—:
A
8-10
(quar.)__
Lamson
(quar.)
Y.)
(s-a)
(initial)
class
1
A
Mfg. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Corp.—
Mining
Erie
Common
Company
(Irregular)
preferred
(N.
9-
preferred
conv.
6-30
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
$.L
to
,
(increased s-a)
B
&
$2.25
7-20
$20
equivalent
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Hussmann
7-
&
Gardner Electric
33/i%
4%
Class
—
(quar.)—
A
7-13
$1
Ltd.. common
(irreg.)
class
9-
7-31
6-23
(quar.)
(increased
9-20
3
Co.
Finance
12-20
Mfg.,
La Salle Extension
& Company
Insurance
Common
9-20
Common
7-15
7-
9
1
Plant-Choate
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Corp.
10-
9-20
10-20
50c
Hlnes
9-20
Radio
3714c
9-26
7-15
50c
8-11
2
(Henry)
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
8- 1
$1.25
____
—
Lumber
9-
(quar.)
11- 1
25c
e-ia
(Edward)
9-20
A
$1.12 Va
20c
1
8-15
10c
preferred
Little
10-
10-
6-30
7-14
1
3-20
25c
7-15
Hudson
(quar..)__;
B.)
6
6-15
Co,
Co., common (quar. 1
preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-15
8-
8-15
53 Vac
56V4c
&
7-15
$1
8-25
Lincoln
1
Inc.—
Malting,
7-
7- 3
35c
(quar.i____
Bartlett
50c
1-2-51
5c
common
Co
Hewitt-Robins,
quar.)
(quar.)
4-1-51
25c
______
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Hettrick
7-10
15c
21 'Ac
(quar.)______
8-
65c
(Robert) Co., Inc.—
6%
preferred (quar.i
.,
(quar.)
B
Higbie Manufacturing Co.——
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Galr
$3.50
4y47®
1
37 !4c
20c
Hibbard, Spencer
Montnly
8-
preferred
Products,
8-
37 V2c
Lerner
preferred A (quar.)__
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
$1
Canada. Ltd.
&
7-20
37Y2c
77®
$1
conv,
of
Grain
Brush,
General
Steel
6-26
(quar.)_.
5%
8
$1.12ya
(quar.)
7
(quar.i_
115c
Company, common (quar.)—__
Paper Products, Ltd.
(quar.)—
65c
iquar.l
Fuller
$8
__
(quar.)
Inc.
5
7-
6-24
preferred
$1.37ya
(H. J.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Company
Stock
Heinz
Hendershot
7-31
62V2C
common
America,
preferred
General
C
D
Industries,
7-
$1.06V»
:
Companies,
General
(quar.)
<quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5
7-
$1
preferred
$1.37Va
$1.50
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR., 5V2% pfd. (s-ai
Foster-Wheeler Corp., 6%
prior ufd. (quar.)
6%
pfd.
pfd.
$1
Y.)
stock)
j
4V2%
5%
Hayes
7-
7-31
4V2%
J
7-
Lithographing Cc.—
Hoffman
Co
(stock
11-
7-
15c
Y.)
1
7-15
6-23*
45c
<N.
Rubber
(N.
12-
60c
120c
(quar.)__
7-15
9-29
6
7-31
preferred
V'La
1
7-15
t$l
(s-a)
_
Co.
Bank
8-
6-22
7-14
7-
15c
$1.50
6-23
35c
A
1
6-
6-30
6-30
Company—
$1.50
6-30
9-
7- 3
Co.
(quar.i
Insurance
&
7-15
135c
7- 6
7-31
(increased
com.
Kroehler
7- 6
7-15
1
7-14
25c
-10-14.
Corp.,
(initial
6-15
75c
57®
com.__
1
(quar.)
Electric,
Co.,
7-15
(s-a)
preferred
6-30
6
1
4Va %
(quar.i
preferred
6
79 Is c
& Supply
(quar.)
Refining Co. (quar.)
8-
Hat
conv.
7-
7-
35c
Switchboard
preferred
Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c preferred iquar.)
Kress ,(S. H.) & Company (quar.)___
6-23*
6%
6-30
$1.50
50c
com.__
7-17
6-22
4y2%
8-15
7-15
$1.25
Corp.,
1
7-15
5
3-15
1
Extra
Co.
Company, Ltd
$3 preferred
1
9-
$1.50
Steel
7- 3
7-10
Battery
Structural
8-
175c
Corp. of America, common
9-
(quar.)
6-15
$3
:
Company 5'/2%
preferred
6-30
Ry.—
50c
(quar.)
Ltd
75c
Corp.,
First National
Common
(A.)
7-
7-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Southern
City
6-30
7-15
95c
Light
7-20
$1.50
$1.75
(quar.)..
(accum.)
Tire
Boston
8-
Hart
1S2
(s-a»
Insurance
& Trust Co.
Fireman's Fund
AA
$5c
(quar.)
Carpets,
6-30
+20c
37'/2c
(s-a»
preferred
7-11
8-30
$1
&
Kingan & Co., 4% preferred
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
Co.
(quar.)
4V'2%
25c
(Toronto)
Hundred Walnut St. Corp.
(D.
7-15
75c
$1.50
6-30
3
125c
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
Class
1
___
135c
7-15
126c
preferred
Quarterly
Fuller
6-10
Co., $2.40 preferred
$1.25
(resumed).
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.),.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co. (N. Y.I—
Fuller
7- 3
(quar.)
50c
Ferro-Enamel
$2.20
$1.75
Harbison-Walker
150c
(quar.i
Federation Bank
Froedtert
6-20
6-10
.___.
7-
City
King-Seeley
7- 3
7- 3
Refractories
1
2
7-20
(quar.)
preferred
5%
—
Halle Brothers
Common
8-
10-
$1.50
preferred, (quar.):
Kellogg Company (increased)
1
30c
Y.)
(accum.)
15c
Ltd
Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4V»%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Eresnillo
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)
(N.
$1
20c
$1
Keyes Fibre, $3 class A
7-
Finance Corp. (Wash., D. C.i
preferred
Foundation
1
6-15
Federated
payable
12-
—
Hercules
(quar.)
Mills
12-10
7-18
$1
Corp.
Insurance Co.
federal Services
Common
40c
7-17
75c
common
'Federal
Class
common
Co.,
$2.50
&
Firestone
Kendall
7-20
30c
(quar.)—.
Quarterly
Common
7
1
preferred
$1.25
P»ber, Coe & Gregg, 7%
Partners
9-
8-
15c
Insurance Co.
9-15
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Common (quar.)
$$25
(quar.)
Inc.,
Excelsior Life
15c
Power
preferred
Kellogg
6-22
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
.
City
preferred
Kansas
Realty Co. of Canada—
Hawaiian
(quar.)
5%
6-20
6-22
4V2%
Ltd.,
8-15
7-14
Kansas
Y.)—
7-11
Co.
5-31
20c
(quar.)
6%
7-11
Havana
(quar.)
A
Mills,
Kansas
6-30
8-
12%
$25c
Building
7- 3
7-20
6-19
25c
(quar.i.
25c-
Products.
A
4%
Guardian
Erie Railroad Co.—
preferred
preferred
6-30
60c
Empire Trust Co. <N. Y.) (quar.)
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable. Office
7-10
Hartman Tobacco,
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
$1 class A (quar.)
Ehaamel
11-25
9-20
Phonograph—
$1 class A (quar.)
Empire Millwork Corp
Empire Southern Gas Co.
12-15
9-29
Trust
7-13
10c
3.30%
$$5
Brewery
5-31
1
(quar.)
Inc.
6% pfd. (quar.)__
Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Kirsch
preferred
3
8-
Extra
4%
70c
(initial quar.)
d,
7-15
50c
-
Fui
8-25
Guaranty
5y2%
Mutual
9-15
preferred (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
—
Eraser
Western
conv.
Harris
preferred, series A
Refining (quar.)
Oil
t25c
Wire Co.,
(B.)
15c
Boat Co.. $2 conv. preferred
Ely- & Walker Dry Goods Co.
7%
1st preferred (s-ai
:
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
Flour
5%
2nd
(s-ai_
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co.
1
4%
Johnston
3
7-
9334c
(quar.)
Johnson—
7-14
$1.50
America
Eleotric
7-10
&
pfd.
7-
X+S1.75
334%
6-25
7-10
6-15
Jobnson
7-15
$25c
Company,
7- 3
(quar.)___
non-cumulative
6%
Tea
8- 1
7-31
25c
$1.25
L~.
(monthly)—
7-10
common—
Co.,
15c
Co.
Jewel
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)
15c
Monthly
Elastic Stop
1
Service
(quar.)
preference
10c
a3%
Extra
Edgewater Steel
First
Sugar
preferred
Greening
10-19
25c
50c
8-18
1$1
15c
7-
1
1
Joplin Water Works.
8
1
8-
7-25
11-
7-19
Journal
9-
a
-
—
...
7%
Greenfield Gas Light—
7%
registered
3
8-
25c
6-26
7-25
30c
$1.12
Common
7-
—
Griesedieck
de Nemours & Co.—
6-30
7-25
10-19
6-15
(N.
Insurance
Life
Western
7%
Public
7-20
1
7-13
1
Participating
7-25
$1.25
1
6-12
Quarterly
com.
8
1
56'Ac
6- 5
$$1.12V2
60c
7-
1
8-
3
Quarterly
Engineering
6-30
8-
3
com.
Co.
Insurance
6-15
7-15
11-
7-
(quar.)
3
Duplan Corp. (s-ai
Duquesne Light Co., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)—
Pennsylvania PR. Co. (s-ai__
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd., preferred
(quar.)___
Easy Washing Machine. Ltd. (quar.)
$3
preferred
American
Great
7-15
Island—
25c
7-15
:
7-
preferred
Fifteen
$2.25
$75c
(quar.i
I
37V,c
20c
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Int.;
Inc
9-15
37V,c
25c
7-15
Industries,
10-16
(quar.)
$25c
Grand
$75c
9-
(quar.)__
7-
(quar.)
115c
$$1.75
East
6%
A
Lakes
Extra
,
Class
class
Great
(quar.)
8-
preferred
25c
Employees Insurance Co.
Company, Ltd.,
6-28
Ltd.—
Participating
$2.50 preferred
30c
&
1
preferred
1
f50c
—
6-
Co.,
$2.50
8
(s-a)
,
3
(quar.i
1
78-
75c
25c
(quar.)
6-28
4
8-
1
8- 3
8-
of
(quar.)—
Hosiery Co
7-15
7-
8- 3
10c
preference
Co.
6-22
9-15
15c
Rhode
convertible
7-14
9-15
10-16
Fund.
Trust
6%
$5c
7-
Bradstreet,
Ordinary
$5
Inc.
Ltd.
Co.,
common
7-
6-15
Management
Investors
Jamaica
Ltd
Ltd.,
3
Company,
Dunlop Rubber
$5
Mines,
Co.,
7-
Paper
(E. I.)
4V2%
Foods,
Gordon
7-15
Investors
6-23
Johnson
7- 3
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
State
Gotham
7-31
6-30
56V,c
1
Furniture
$3.50
Dun
Manitou
Golden
50c
(quar.)
6-30
$1.12'/2
Transit
preference
1
Company
&
convertible
15c
(quar.)
Elevator
6-14
6-10
6%
8-1
10c
6*
$40c
common
7- 3
10%
(quar.)
H.)
1
common, (quar.)
8-
•
7-14
1
50c
Ltd.,
$1
1—-
7-
8-
iquar.)
(quar.)__^
Foundation,
50c
$1.37y2
(quar.)
common
8-
Ltd.,
6-30
•
8-
preferred A (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.i
Pont
Goderich
6-30
1$1
(quar.)
Chemical
$4.50
(P.
prefeired
3
3
Inc.,
preferred
7-15
140c
Ltd
1
(quar.)_
common
$25c
135c
Ltd
8-
(quar.i
Brothers,
7-
$3.25
du
Gimbel
8-
(quar.)
$1.50
interest
Co.,
125c
125c
convertible
Drexel
8
beneficial
Razor
preference
Grafton
common
Department Stores
Corp.
——
125c
preferred
■1.> (4
8-
of
Safety
8-
120c
--
Interstate
Investment
10%
—
6-30
7-15
7 Vac
iquar.)
Intertype
——
certificates
trust
Textile Co.,
Donnacona
Dow
1
Ltd.—
Linoleum,
Corp.,
voting
preferred
4%%
Certificates
preferred
6-30
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
Gillette
convertible
6-30
(special)
7-15
International Resistance Co.—
6-30
dividend
Class B
Iaccurn.)
6-15
$$3
$1.25
7-15
(extra)—
(special)-—-
Holders
7-15
Central America—
7-15
com.
When
Payable of Rec.
$60c
common
preferred
7-15
—
Co.,
Chemical, Ltd.. com. (quar.)
Dominion Tar &
Dominion
Rubber
Golden
(quar.)
$50c
2nd
International Railways of
5%
preferred
(accum.
$$2.50
(quar.;____—....
Brewing Co., class A
h
4
Ltd.—
common
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Tire
8-
B-
6-15
convertible
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
$6
150c
Glass
Dominion
preferred
t50c
Increased
7%
Service,
8-15
6-30
5
6%
Share
Co.,
t50c
convertible
$4
7-
1
1
6%
-
—
General
J37V2C
$17V2c
common
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
non-cum.
Dominion
$5.50
6-15
8-
11-
Power
....
...
fs-a)
Public
$$1.25
Ltd.,
___
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
Dominion
8-14
6-26
_9c
Co.,
preference
A
Ltd
preferred
Dominion
1
7-14
75c
(s-a>
Trust
Construction
Mines,
9-
$5
Dominion & Anglo Investment,
5%
1
General
Company
Investment
conv.
8-
7-24
7- 5
$2c
—
8-15
11-15
Monday, July 3, 1950
Per
International
Ltd,
Corp.,
(s-a)
preferred
50c
50c
$4
(quar.)—-
(quar.)
Products
Disher Steel
(s-a)__
B
5%
50c
pfd.
participating preferred
6%
A
Class
Genesee
Semi-annual
Steel
Class
$4
preferred
Detroit
Manufacturing
8-18
7-
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 57®
Detroit
_____—________
____
Products
.
Name of Company
8-18
9- 3
$2c
Petroleums, Ltd., common—
.
Holders
35c
common..
(quar.)___
A
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
$1.50
Co.,
(quar. 1
preferred
7-24
7-15
Semi-annual
6%
preferred
6%
7-24
Co.
Rft.
Western
60
8-15
40c
—
South
&
Share
Advertising
8-15
30c
I increased)
Corp.
Co._—_—
Hillsdale
25c
25c
$2
—
Co.——75c
Yard
Tunnel
Canada
-
(quar.)-
Voting common (quar.l
8%
debenture stock (quar.)
of Company
Outdoor
Class
—
Ltd.__~_
Mines.
lOennison Mfg.
General
7-23
7-25
(quar.)
_________
Debenture & Securities Corp. of Canada—
Delnite
Per
Name
6t30
7- 7
7-10
7-10
—
(S-a)
Holders
+$2.50
Inc.
class A
5%
When
Payable of Rec.
2c
Co.—
Dayton Rubber Co., common___~~;
$2
'
Share
Company
.
(quar.)
50c
4-2-51
3-19
McDonnell
6-30
Mclntyre)
Ltd.—
t$1.75
8-
1
t8%c
a-
1
7-
3
^7-3
Aircraft
Porcupine
McKay Machine Co.
Extra
»
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
6-19
$50V4c
9-
1
8-
25c
7-
3
6-20
25c
7-
3
6-20
1
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name
of Company
McKesson
Share
&
Robbins, Inc., $4
McLellan Stores Co. (quar.)
Medusa
Portland
Stock
dividend
Mengel
Cement
Michaels
preferred
preferred
4.90%
Mid-Continent
Midland
Miller
7-12
Common
7-
7
7-
3
61
7-15
7-
3
61
7-20
$1.75
8-15
(quar.)___
A
Minneapolis
Missouri
&
&
S.)
tJ.
Mitchell
Inc.
10c
Corp.,
Ltd.
(s-a)—
Louis Ry.
Co
Paper
$50c
j
Life
(increased)
8-
5
11-
4
2-
B
90c
7-31
7-14
15c
7-25
7-10
Loan
8-15
8-
8-
5 % %
Ltd.,
4
preferred
Telegraph
Ltd.,
preferred A
(John)
(Philip)
Motorola, Inc.
Diablo
Ltd.
(quar.)__
3
6-10
3
6-10 -A-
$40c
9-
7-
3
7-15
7-
3
7-
3
7-
6-—6-
3
12 %c
7-29.
37 %c
Company
RR.
l'/c
Boiuauu
6-
1
Power
6-
1
Telephone
5%
8-10
Co.
6-30
(quar.)__
pfd.
25c
8-
7-20
1
Chemical
Co.
of
7-
3'
(quar.)
$1.50
9-28
(quar.)
$1.50
12-28
12-2)
Mutual
Investment Fund
Mutual
System 6%
(increased
pfd.
National
Battery
Co
National
Biscuit
Co.,
National
Breweries.
_
National
Chemical
National
City
National
Department
National
Distillers
&
Bank
Electric
66-
Co.
Y.)
Corp.
Products
(quar.)—
Corp.
Co.
1
7-14
R & M
1
7-14
Raiston
7-15
50c
8-
7
13'4
7-11°
8-
1
R
1
6-30
Reau.ng
8-25
Reda
$15c
1
9-
1
$ 15c
1-2-51
12-
1
10c
7-20
6-28
1
7-14
National
Investors
National
Lead
National
Linen
4%%
5%
Corp.
Co., 6%
pfd.
Service
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.50
—
National
National
Steel
Tank
National
Tea
(quar.)
Refining
Co.
37%c
Tile
New
New
Mur
Gas
Electric
&
10c
preferred
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.).
Newark
(Ohio) Telephone, 6%
Newberry (J. J.) Company
334%
preferred (quar.)^
(quar.)
dividend
(One
_
—_
North
Central
each
Star
Northern
Oil, Ltd.,
Central
%
7-
3
—
common-—
(quar.).
-
Life
Insurance
Scotia
Light
Nunn-Bush
Shoe,
&
Power
7-
3
6-30
7-14
7-
3
8-
1
at
$101
per
share plus this dividend.
preferred
6-30
Rocky
6-30
$1.20
10-
9-20
1
33 %c
8-
1
7-10
7-
3
6-
share
Oliver
Corp.
for
&
Ontario
Steel
Products,
preferred
Electric
Gas
Pacific
Intel-mountain
Pacific
Pacific
Ltd.,
Co.
A
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
W.
4%
preferred
Peerless Casualty Co.
——
Cement
7-27
7-
6
7-14
7-
5
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
7-10
6-30
35c
preferred
(quar.)
common
Sterchi
Sterling
1
7-20
3
6-15
$5C
7-
3
6-15
8%
6
6-
9
10- 2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
Stony
8-
1
7-15
Strawbridge
8-
1
7-15
Stroock
75c
7-
3
6-
Suburban
9
75c
9-
1
8-
1
8-10
7-10
7-15
7-
3
7-6
6-6
.
Sweets
8-
1
7-15
7-21
7-11
Air
1
7-
3
Corp
9-14
'~9-
1
Co.
preferred
of America,
7-15
6-30
Technicolor,
Inc.
Terre
8-15
8-15
9-10
9-
12-10
12-
(quar.)
8-
Haute
1
Power
All
8-
2
6-
9
7-
7
9-
1
7-31
7-14
$2.40
7-31
7-14
Thermoid
50c
7-31
7-14
Thor
Tip
$4.56 preferred
Thatcher
&
Mfg.
Inc., common
Glass
(initial quar.)
27 %C
(quar.)
Company,
8
Edison
4
Tooke
Brothers,
Top
Tailors,
called
at $115
1
(quar.)_
for
per
approval
of
$2.50
preferred
RR.
(quar.I
preferred
5%
preferred
Co.,
Tri-Continental
8-14
Products
Cj
Udylite
12-27
12-
8
Union
Asbestos
&
7-10
6-22
Union
Gas
of
Union
Sulphur
"
Sheraton .Corp.
Corp.
of America
(resumed
i___—
Ltd.J
(increased)—.
6-26
7-10
7-
5
75 c
7-10
7-
5
10c
7-14
,42c
7-15
United
$4.50
United
Co.
Co.
preferred
&
15c
8-
1
7-14
6-30
1
7-
5
6-20'
10-
1
9-
7-
3
5-16
7-
3
6-
9
6-
9
6-
9
1
7-
3
7-
9
7-14
6-30-
7-24
7-
7,
7-15
7-
5
7-15
$1
8-
1
$1.75
8-
1
$1.50
8-
1
8-
1
of
7-15
6-28
8-
79-
1
8-18;
7-
3
6-15.
3
6-
1
$15c
7-
3
6-15'
7-
3
6-15
$25c
7-15
7-.T
7-
3
6-15,
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
7-10
6-23;
7-15
7- 5
7-18
7- 3
7-
5
6-21,
8-15
8-10
11-15
11-10
$$1.75
62'Ac
25c
7-15
10-
6-30
2
9-19.
7-15
7- 1
10-
2
9- 8,
$20c
8-
1
7-
7,
7-7
$1.12%
America
7-15
7-
25c
7-11
7- 5
6-27:
: ;
*
Corp.
Bond
Corporations, Ltd.,
A
7-28.
1
7-10
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
Carton
Share
(resumed)
(increased
6'
(quar.)—j
.-
s-a
_
(quar.)__
30c
7-15
6-30
$25c
'8-31
7-31
'$5c
class B
Extra
Class
62'Ac
7-10
8-15
75c
United
&
Ltd.
Inc
United
6-30
6-23
8-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Canada,
Co.,
Biscuit
Board
Rubber
6-30
.
7-15
6-
25c
8
7-21
2!
7-15
Co.
Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
LaSalle Street Corp., common
Corp.
(quar.)
9-
—
7-10.
25c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
Tobacco
9-29
30c
D.
1
7-15
10c
South
45c
____
(Washington,
8-
7-15
25c
$1.25
(increased).
7-15
$37'Ac
Quarterly
Tuckett
6-22
Mines,
Corp.
$1.25
6-22
1
$$1.12'A
common
1
7-10
Gold
Corp.,
9-
7-10
7
8-
31'Ac
8-14
65c
Service
A
(initial)-—-.
1
33 %c
7-14,
9-
12- 6
Co.
9-
(quar.)
Cre°k.
class
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Trico
(quar.)
Sheep
Corp.
Products
preferred
Trinity Universal Insurance
preferred
Co.
Radio
7-17*
preferred
9
9-15
12-15
$37'Ac
7-17*
convertible
Corp.
Ltd.,
Ltd.
(quar.)—
1
convertible
Storage
Corp.,
1
208
(quar.)
8-
6-30.
$15c
1_
common
8-
$2.60
Security
Co.,
$1.07%
common
6-30
7-20
$l5c
Quarterly
(quar.)
Finance
5
$1.06'A
(quar.):
Association,
91 %c
(quar )
5
25c
(quar.)
8-
Co.
77-
.8- 1
r
$10c
pfd.
85c
(quar.)_
6-16.
60c
Ltd
$1
5%
Seaboard
——— —
8
re¬
quar.l_
4'A%
Co.,
preferred
Trav-Ler
$1.25
100%
July 17)
7-
share
(quar )
Ltd. (quar.)
Works
Iron
A
Treesweet
to
7-l,
dividend.
(initial
Corporation
7-
1
9-15.
7-15
$1.14
pfd.
Manufacturing—
preference (quar.)
9-
7
6-30 \
7-
Corp.—
convertible
Class
common
2
7-15
50c
shares
above
Toledo
.
7
10-
50c
Steel
Aug.
on
the
1
Co.—
7-
56c
6-30
$25c
Service, $4 pfd.
Light Co., 7%
7-25
10-
7-10
All
7-15
t$1.07
8-25.
$4c
——
unexchanged
9-14
$$1.50
8
25c
(quar.)
unexchanged shares called for re¬
demption on Aug. 1 at $110 per share
plus the above dividend.
7-10
7
9-
40c
preferred
6-30
7-25
$6
6-30
7-15
&
demption
plus
7-15
7
7-
$1.06'A
Quarterly
Texas
7-
1
50c
4% preferred (quar.)
Taylor-Wharton Iron &
1
7-15
1
1
8-
25c
Inc
Malleable
1
6-15
8-
20c
56c
1
3
$5c
6-20
7-
9-
9-15,
12-15
7-
$$1.50
Extra
7-14
7-14
5
7-10
6-30'
Co.—
convertible
20c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
Seismograph
25c
4'A%
15C
Extra
'"7-14
Sutherland Paper
25c
(quar.)
Line
7-10.
1
$1.12'A
Swift & Co. (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., common
common—
preferred
1
8-
7-15
$75c
7-15
$1.40
Manufacturing Co.
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
8-
$1
1
(s-a)
1
$1.35
,1
preferred
8-
50c
3.65%
Seaboard
8-
B
9-15
7-18
6-30'
8- 4
$1
(quar.)__
9-15
8-
7-15
6-20.
6-20
25c
common..
1
Finance
Scovill
7-10
$$1.50
4'A%
7-14
20c
(increased)
Class B
preferred
1
8-15
50c
1
8-
7-10,"
7-10
25c
—
Traders
7-14
(New Hampshire)—
Common
1
preferred
7-14'
$2.50
10-
Ltd.—
(Subject
6-21%
8-
25c
Oil Co., 4'A%
preferred A (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp., common (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd., ordinary
6-30
8-15
V7-I-5;
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
stockholders
6-30
$1
Sun
7-
C».t
7
7-20
7-14
$1
Securities,
preferred
12-
8-15
$1
2nd
7-17
$75c
7-15
$4
7-15
dividend
7-
933Ac
25c
12-15
$4
7-25
Co.
50c
$3.40
:>6-30
&
25c
6-15
7-14
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Electric
$1.25
7-12
$1.50
(S.)
(quar.)
1
6-20
pid.
common
•
vtc
common
6-30;
5c
—
Clothier
A
3
6-20
RR.
&
preferred
7-
.
Brook
conv.
8-
7-15
4%%
Corp.
5%
50c
7-15
Stewart-Warner
Building
Paper
7
30c
(s-a)
Traders
Stock
6-30*
6-30
7-
$20c
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
Toronto
$$1.25
$1.10
Textiles,
B.)
1
Scott
7-25
7-25
50c
Stern
(John
4
6-30
9-10
&
9-
6-30
7-17'
$20c
Erothers
7-
'
7
Stern
7-25
7-15
7-31.
7-24
75c
40c
Inc.—
9-15
7-20
10-
Motors
teoc
20c
50c
Electric
Stetson
Inc.
$1,25
A
7-31
1
$20c
Stores,
(quar.)
pueleired
7-14'
9-
Corp.,
Brothers
7-
20%
(quar.)
Co.,
7-14k
1
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
vtc
5%%
7-
Preference
7-20
12 %C
-
& Company,
1
1
9-
9-29
A
(Ed.)
8-
12-29
7-15
(
8-
$1.25
receipts
(quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
6-30
$1.25
preferred
Schuster
7-20
(auar.)
Texas Electric
deposit
(final)
Ry.
1
7-14
(quar.)
8-
$1.02%
'
Inc. (quar.)
(extra)
Francisco
8-
$10c
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)_
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd., common
—
(liquidating)*^
preferred
7-20.
preferred
conv.
Louis-San
7-20
1
12'Ac
—
Coip._.
Lithograph
5%,..
St.
1
8-
d referred
1
9-
Mills,
Paper
$2.40-2nd
1
1st
7-20.
8-
$10c
30c
Corp., com.
preferred
1
5%
20c
^awitmce
A
Stedman
7-31
8-
$1.25
Quarterly
Peerless
Y.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung
"•*" £T
Foods,
8-15
8-
ilOc
Investment
50c
American
convertble
Seagrave
Companies,
(N.
Extra
9-
9-30
Telegraph Co.
Packard-Bell Company
Paraffine
Co.
Avenue,
Fine
$6
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
5-23
$1.12%
preferred
S.
ol.
3
10-
32 %c
Telephone &
preferred
7-
Express Co.—
$4.40
preferred
5*
tlOc
(quar.)
Manufacturing
$$1.75
—-—_
cl.
Co
(quar.)
Lighting,
S4.50
6%
&
6-
25c
Ltd'._.T'~T„
registered
Russek's JAttn
$1.31%
(quar.)——
Pacific
7-12
of
pfd
:—
conv.
Debenture
Loan
Common
50c
T~
preferred (quar.)
United Filters, $2
3
25C
ordinary
(quar.)
<quar.)_
50c
(accum.)
Sagueuay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
$1
each
held.
Ontario
7%
—
—
share
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co., 5'A%
4%
7-
Street
$1.50
(quar.)______
Fuel
Ltd.
class
Corp.
$1.75
preferred
4%
preferred—•
One-quarter
Petroleum
A
Corp.
1
$1.75
$1.75
Insurance
H
7-12
9-
15c
pfd. A
—
$1.25
class
8-1B
7-14
25c
(quar.)
State
'
7
v
Typewriter Co., Inc., common
(quar.)
Budding Co., 6%
pfd.
(accum.)
7%:
7
97'Ac
________
partic.
75c
dividend.
for
3
B
7-15
20c
(quar.)
Mills,
Mountain
Royal
11-
Class
9-15
40c
Corp.—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
1
$1.31'A
Quarterly
6-30
7-15
11-10
Silica
8-
25c
RQlli,>Royce,
$1.10
Oilgear Company
Intercoast
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
6-29
6-20
$1.50
A..^
Common
nSL'H!
Ages
7-15
$25c
(quar.)
com.
4.40%
&
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-20
$25c
(quar.)
3.90%
Stock
6-22
7-10
Ltd.,
(quar.)
B
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Light
(accum.)
$1.25
a20%
Co.
&
Extra
(quar.)_SL^ii
Inc.
Button
9-11
50c
(initial)__
Company
common
preferred
(quar.)-—
Oils
7-13
7-15
$1.75
class
(resumed)__
Radio,
Class
Standard
Trust, Ltdi—
Co.,
Cotton
of
Standard
7-28
preferred F (quar.)
Ruud
Edison
Ohio
4%
Power
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Mills,
"4.10%
Standard
52 %c
(quar.)
Cement
17'Ac
preferred
(irreg.) —
Entire issue called for redemption on July
12
7-23
8-15
10-
7-15
45c
25c
Milling Co.
9-12
$27c
Quarterly
6-10
5%
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
5%
m,
(quar.)
Class B
Standard
2
15c
AssociatibrtV^Uhc
Rochester-American
Russ
———
Company—
preferred series A
conv.
—
.—
Roc-ii^ccr Gas & Electric
Pharmacal
4.50%
8-15
Inc.—
8-
Cement Co.—
Quarterly
Norwich
6-15
50c
;
1
5%
"(Increased
com.
8-15
Co.
Minn.
Northwestern State Portland
3
Stern
25c
35c
National
7-
Holding Corp.,
25C
„
preferred
90c
preferred
Minneapolis,
t28c.
$28c
Selection
60c
(s-a)
$4.30
6-12
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
Rock
(quar.)
Northwestern
3
t25c
Rochester
$1.06%
.
(Minn.),
preferred
7-
$7
6-30
8-
Electric—
t2c
Standard
10c
(quar.)_
J.)
(accum.)
62 %c
6-16
7-17
&
(N.
(accum.)
(quar.)
6-2b
1
Gas
Co.
8-
com.___
6-28
*
Insurance
8-31
pfd.
6
Co.—
(quar.)
$3.60
Ltd.,
7-15
^
Fire
preferred
1
7-15
.
$$1.25
(quar.)
Standard
50c
(quar.)
Y.)__
7-19
$2
:
Northern States Power
$5
preferred
preferred
1
6-20
$12'Ac
common
prior
9-
8-
7-20
$1
Ltd.,
prior
9-
5
8-31
8-15
7-15
■
$1
Co.,
$6
1
5
$1.10
(quar.)
$7
Engineering Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
"Robinson
$83/4c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Liberties Gas
pfd.
preferred
(increased)
2nd
Riverside
A
Chemical
7-14
9-15
5
7-
1
$1.033A
(quar.)
preferred
6-13
10-
5
7-
7-31
$1
1
1
7-
7-31
97'Ac
7-10
Ltd.,
(N.
preferred
1st
6-13
7-
8-
6-20
-
pfd.
Co.
Corp.
Racing
?%
7-15
$40c
3
12 %c
Mills,
15c
(interim)—.
7%
Ry.
preferred
Northern
Nova
1
______
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Indiana Public Service
Northern
4 %
Oil
6-16
6-30
8-
7-
7-31
& Son—
$4
Standard
8-
50c
55c
(quar.)
$4 preferred
5%
25c
;
Ordinary
(interim)
Rice, Stix, Inc.—
two
(irreg.)
Inc.
Refractories
Texas
V4 "it
.-Robbins
for
share
Aviation,
American
o
6-5
3
2nd
6%
(quar.)
Rhodesian
50%
American
North
North
Revere
0
933Ac
held)
North
6-30
6-
7-10
1
933/4C
Co
Steel
6-30
7-
5
50c
Copper & Brass,
7-15
$1.50
78-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)
R.)
$5c
7-15
3
7-15
7-
92%c
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 33A%
———————
Common
7-
__
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.NobLitt-Sparks Industries—
Stock
Republic
Revere
3
6-29
7-15
3%c
(quar.)
com.
$1.50
Investors Fund, Inc.
preferred A (quar.)_
v
preferred B (quar.
6%
6-30
7-
7-
(E.
$1.12%
$35c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
preferred
Sperry Corp.
8-15
25c
(Canada),
A
8-15^.8- 1
56'Ac
$1.183/4
common....;
7-10
1
4.40%
6-30
6-28
10c
(quar.)
(Dallas)
Co.
Standard
(quar.)_.
preferred
7-15
$1
Service,
1
8-
Squibb
6-30
7-20
$$1.50
common
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric &
2%c
Public
8-
t$l
11-15
22 %c
Orleans
preferred
Republic
Association—
Extra
Y.
4
7-10
preferred
4.15%
$87 %C
Extra
4
8-
7-24
$13c
Quarterly
43A%
8-
8-15
6%
(initial quar.)_
Telephone Co., Ltd
common
England
New
8-15
10c
Company—
Brunswick
New
53%c
47%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
&
3.90%
7-10
7- 3
7-29
7-10
$1.20
Service,
(quar.)
6-15
Company—
Inc.
Ins.
11-10
6-23*
1
Electric
&
Public
1
1
A
Life
7-15
$1.25
(initial;
Ltd.,
preferred
Southwestern
12-
—
(increased)
Extra
7-14
7-31
Y.)
Mines,
Renold-Coventry,
Class
non-cum.
7-15
12-11
8-
28'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
12-
Class
preferred
Nestle-Le
$2.10
6-' 5
Gas
3.70%
$40c
Reitman's
6-30
Indiana
preferred
8-10
J40C
„
(N.
(quar.)
(Mass.),
Reinsurance
6-15
6-20
12-20
3
this
Southern New England Telephone Co. (quar.)
Southern Railway Co.—
5%
9-11
28c
preierred
Power,
1
(quar.)
Kenauoe
3
Co.
plus
preferred ^quar.)
Fire & Casualty
(quar.)
9-
preferred
6-30
7-
7-15
8-15
7-15
7-15
6-20
non-cumulative
61.60
Canada
7-15
1
fi-IF
convertible
6-30
5
share
Co., com. (quar.)
partic.
7-15
9-20
7-10
on
(quar.)
4.80%
7-
75c
preferred
Southern
7-15
1
Co.
redemption
4.56%
Southern
9-
6-15
per
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9
$40c
6-15
$106.50
at
pfd.
Paper
for
preferred
6-12
6-
&
4.48%
6-30
7-13
8-
12%c
(quar.)
Edison
3
(quar.)__
"»
1
Bag
called
California
5
preferred
3
Advance
Southern
7-15
7-31
50c
Inc.
dividend.
7-
non-cumulative
3
„,7-15twr
Trust
(quar.)
Glutting
$1.60
7.
50c
7-10
6-17
$50c
(quar.)
issue
7-
30c
Co.____
Shoe
nt0tui
7-
25c
&
common
Brothers,
7-
$37%c
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
hj.
Regal
Company
414%
National
Rec
15c
15c
_
Car, Ltd.
Sugar
National
(quar.)
7-20
7
8-15
50c
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
7-21
$2
(quar.)
(increased s-a)
Company, 4%
$1 25
(quar.)_
com.
Manufacture & Stores Corp.
Shares Corp
National
8-
Co.,
Corp.
$1.12%
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
10-
7
5-31
7-
Mills, Ltd.—
Clothes,
t$2
-
(quar.)
;
Pump
Recce
(quar.)
1
Ltd.—
pref.
e
preferred
7-15
A
8-
50c
Mills,
Special
$2
9-11
Class
(s-a)
pfd.
preferred
Bank
preferred
10c
Class
8%
Company
5%
Purina
/
15c
_
National
7-
Brand
t2c
Electrotype (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc., common (quar.)__
10-2P
(quar.)
Gas & Oil Corp
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
A (quar.)
National
6-30
3
t53c
—
Southwestern
pid
7-22
11-
7-15
5-31;
7-
40c
Paper
preferred
Aug.
5-31
3
Iron
&
(quar.)
4%
Southern
3
7-
t45c
common
Corp
Society
$75c
(quar.)
Ltd
Bearings Canada, Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-
5c
Gas
7-20
O.)
Common
7-17
1
»
common
Transport
Manitou
8-
5c
Fue!
1
8-
(A.
Entire
7-
25c
r
(Howard)
Southern
$15c
$$1.25
(quar.)—
7-12 1
t2c
A
7-31
50c
Steel
Smith
$$1.50
.
B.)
preierred
25c
1
8-
1
9
6-28
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-17
3
6-
50c
class
Dairies,
Corp.
Sloss-Sheffield
45c
preferred
Dairies, Ltd.,
Western
Mines, Ltd
Company, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
15c
Mines, Ltd
Ltd.,
Co.,
Oats
Quebec
Welding Machine—
Quarterly
National
6'f
6-30
7-
7-
6-29
1
7-
3
7-29
$3c
Ltd
(N.)
South
1
7-
tlOc
Mines,
Oil
$2.12
8-
$25c
Siscoe Gold
6%
(quar.)
America
Gamble Co.,
(Fred
Quaker
45c
(quar.)_
12-15
125c
preferred
(quar.)
Simplex Paper Corp. (increased quar.)
Slater
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$$1.75
5%
Sinclair
51
Ltd.—
B
Sllverwood
4.08%
(quar.)
Dome
Pluur
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
1-1-51
Canada,
(quar.)
25c
Redeemab
9
7-15
9-15.
of
Ltd
Miller
25c
Quartern
7-20
1
3
12-15
1
7-10
$1.75
partic.
National
Purity
6'
7-
50c
Mfg.
(N.
(quar.)
com.
8-
7-14
10-
8-
62 %c
Corp
;
&
Public
7-15
$50c
1-1-51
Canada
Brothers,
riuvincial
6-30
75c
National
National
7-31
7-15
50c
common..
Ltd.,
Register Co
Cash
15c
37 %c
quar.)__
(quar.)___
9-15
7-15
$1
Co
Electric
oi
Mines,
Class
Co.
25C
East
Propueo
9-21
preferred
1
$1
Bolt
preferred
Prosperity
preferred
10-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
&
Extra
America—
6%
1
8-10
75c
97 %c
oi^cuierly
3reston
6-16
6%
of
Metals
Procter
$1.183/4
1
$2.50
(quar.)
quar.)
5%
Glass
non-cum.
Price
C.)
Company
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
8-10
& Telegraph
1st
1st
c%
.7-, 7
7-13-
$1
(quar.)
vjeneral
Corp.
o%
*6-30
8-31'
(quar.)
$2.50
preierred
1
8-31
$1
(s-a)
6-
lc
■
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry, Co.—
Plate
...
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Screw
7-14
$1.12%
RR.
(initial
Corp.,
1
■
preferred
Smith
(quar.)
Co.,
preierred
Philips-Jones
6
lc
_
„
—
Co.,
&
3
9-
•15
3
7-
5
Inc.,
mills, $4
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.)_
Wusbuign, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
6
$1.50
(quar.)
^
Paper
N.
4%
Co.,
7-
25c
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
Pressed
—,
_
Morris
3.90%
$1.50
$1.25
_:
Trenton
°itt«burgh
—
•20
■30
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
fc
Pittsburgh
—-
7-20
7-20
Products
2nd
1
~6-
tic
15c
preferred
-46-15
3
7-31
common
preferred
non-cum.
8-25
1
7-15
30c
preferred
uairy
1st
~t
A Philip
Philip Morris & Co.)
(quar.)
1st
non-cum.
■>4
6-27
7-
t$1.75
(quar.)
(see
non-cum.
Philadelphia
6-16
tl.75
Munising
Mutual
7-
7-
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
11=18
7-15
6-
(quar.)
-64.50
6-16
$25c
(quar.)
States
43/4%
6--T5
3
t50c
Mountain
(G.
3
7-
$75c
(quar.)
& Company
Morris
Murphy
7-
50c
(quar.)
B
preierred
—
7*
7-
6-30
7-14
preference
64.50
7-12
1
7-15
preierence
6-15
12-15
5c
34%c
._
Works,
7%
Extra
3
$25c
$1.50
__
Ltd
.our.
Co
redeemable pref.
Mount
7-
Mines,
Ltd
Coke
&
Company,
Pnnacieipnia
...
t25c
$$1.12%
(quar.)
common
common
4%
Morrell
6-23
$$1.25
Gold
ladelphia
5%
6-3C
7-10
Securities,
Lignt
$5
7-17
7-25
(Phila.), $5 preferred-
(s-a)
$6
7-6
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Montreal
7%
oaa
r»n
(Winnipeg)—T
class A
Locomotive
Corp.
7-15
Co.
Co.
Credit
Perron
$$4.50
(quar.)
common
Co.
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Moore
25c
t$ 1.80
Montreal
iramc
Permanente Cement Co.
7-lb
1
(quar.)
Investment
rcu^.eo
$1
(quar.)
Society,
preferred
7%
When
Share
(quar.)
Sllverwood
8-15
11-15
64
Semi-annual
Monroe
Silver
2-15-51
75c
Ltd.
America
Co.,
5
33C
$50c
Assurance
2-
33c
Company, Ltd.—
preference
2-15-51
33C
37%c
(quar.)
Service
Company,
Knitting
% %
25c
61.32
-
Manufacturing Co. (extra)
Moirs, Ltd., 1st preferred (s-a)
Monarch
(quar.)
Peoples
Modine
Monarch
Sigma
(quar.)
7-lf
7-15
1
of
5
4
ui
8-
Corp.
811-
(quar.)
6-23
$1.22%
Common
8-15
11-15
preierred
7-14
1
Semi-annual
Molybdenum
12-15
Sherwin-Williams
25c
preierred
20c
15c
(Robert)
1-2-51
of Company
25c
Penn
quar.)_
Per
Name
(quar.)
61.32
8-21
8-
Electric
Mitchell
9-15
7-31
11-20
(quar.)
St.
&
Holdert
1
preferred
8-31
$1.10
Ontario
10-
61
$1.12%
Laundries,
Gas
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
preierred
11-30
(quar.)
Minnesota
62 %c
iquar.j
preierred
$1.12%
(increased
Grain
62 %c
(quar.)
common
6-27
Manufacturing Co.
Class
4
1
(quar.)
Pacific
&
8-
Share
Telephone,
61.32
preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp.
Michigan Gas & Electric
4.40%
Peninsular
15c
Stern & Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
4 % %
of Company
3
25%
;——
7%
Per
Name
7-
SI
Co
.
Stores,
Holders
7-15
$1
(quar.)_
Company
Mercantile
When
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
pfd.
(51)
8-31
7-^1
$38c
8-15
7-15
*2
The Commercial and Financial
(52)
.
Per
,
Name
of Company
Share
United Drill & Tool, class A
Class
(quar.)
being placed on
a
6-
8- 1
dends
which
were
at
old
the
of
rate
10c
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Profits Show Gain—
per
10c
•United
Fuel
(increased
Company
000
(Continued from page 14)
.
Fruit
8-
1
7-11
7-14
6- 8
This
the
Bonus
6-16
7- 3
5-23
3
5-23
7-10
7-21
6-30
50c
7-21
6-30
62V2C
37V2c
25c
7- 5
7- 5
7- 7
6-21
6-21
6-19
James
largely
al7V2%
-
a2Vuf/c
—
7-
Quarterly
Certificates
United
Shoe
of
Inc.,
Theatres,
common-
interest—
Machinery
Corp..
(quar.)
com.
6%
preferred (quar.)
United Specialties Co. (quar.)
Ut'Sv-Fidelity & Guarantee
Quarterly
tJ. S. Fire Insurance Co.
XJ. S.
Foil
Class
XJ. S.
Company,
U. 8.
Y.)
(N.
Chemicals, Inc.
S.
—
Plywood
-
7- 6
Corp.,
9-30
8- 1
O. 8. Smelting
75c
9-20
75c
12-20
35c
8-
the
on
In
in
profits
due
was
filed
22
of
letter of
a
(no
par)
weekly
as
notification
The
bonus.
a
magazine.
No
by
proceeds
underwriting
with
be
to
the SEC
11-30*
first
7- 1
7-20
1
Selling
its
the
advertising,
70c conv. preferred (quar.)
+
United Wallpaper $4 pfd. (quar.)_i
6-20
6-20
6-28
has
Universal
12VuC
8-
1
6-30
of
company's
in
this
Formula
United
—
than
stock
common
heretofore
and
involves
of
SEC
used
to
shares
be
Co.
(N.
the
represents
privately owned
company.
promoting
and
dietary
supplement
items
Philippine Islands through the
presentation to the medical pro¬
the
products
through
direct
consumer
its volume has approximately tripled in the past five years.
are manufactured for the company to its own specifica¬
Y.)
Laboratories.
Universal
(quar.i—
Leaf
5Vu%
Tobacco
pfd.
Co.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)!_
com.
$4
30c
(resumed)_____
common
convertible
preferred
1
7-13
1
7-13
1
7-17
and
9- 1
—V.
6-16
7-
150c
3
Railway,
$4.50
clears
payment
$4.50 preferred
all
6-30
Wabasso
Walker
Cotton
&
Co.,
Ware River RR.
preferred
1
Warren Brothers
Co.,
Inc.
7-17
West
Coal
Kootenay
7%
West
The
Northern
West
4.10%
corporation
pfd. (quar.)
.
12%
pref.
$2.50
Pulp &
Western
preferred
6%
8-
1
7-10
6%
6%
1
7-15
8-
6-20
$1 05
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
30c
7-12
7- 6
$1.12V2
8-15
8-
7- 3
6-29
t50c
7-15
6-15
$35c
...
7-15
6-15
1
class
A
(quar.)
Co.—
75c
.-___
Co
30c
<
8-
9-15
9-
8
750,000
being
Oil
Whiting Corp.
Wichita
The
7-14
Wichita Union
11-15
2-
$1.43%
common
$1
9-14
8
8-23
7-3
6-9
8-
7-21
1
8-1
preferred
1
Willett
Wilsil,
1
17c
7-20
20c
4%
pfd.
(Consider
H.),
B
Inc.
3.60%
preferred
Co.,
7-15
6-30
7-15
7-10
2
7-14
7-10
7-3
6-1
1
"After
10-
9-1
8-3
8-15
Earned
90c
(s-a)
9-
1
8c
7-
3
8-
1
Combing
Corp.
Wright-Hargreaves
of
$$3.50
8-
1
7-15
Mines,
7-10
6-24
Vates-American
fork
Machine
County Gas Co.
Voungstown Sheet
Xenith
Radio
Payments
■•Transfer
are
now
(Del.)
J4c
Tube
books not
a
Co
1
7-20
7-3
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
9-15
8-18
50c
7-31
7-14
for
tax.
JtLess 30% Jamaica income
SEC
this
tax.
stock
common
for
171,
each
to
agent
ex¬
appointed
regis¬
preferred
stock,
conversion
has
share
of
been
B
resident
from
preferred
to
in
due
$100
with
statement
1,
Jan.
1952,
value,
par
and
issuable
are
maturity
in
of
payment
by
delivery
for
share
one
each
of
notes,
the
principal
which
it
others.
committed
sale
Proceeds
will
be
pre¬
amount
to
Thew Shovel
said
occurred
that
"Although
ago,
said.
"Sales
of the
of
institutional
in¬
for
of
construction
its
2613.
p.
first
$2.10
1950
Smythe,
decided
a
Presi¬
improve¬
25%
were
above
of
under
the
last
should
1950
the
of
shade
a
period
same
quarter
be
a
1949,"
he
those
under
but net earnings for the first half should
year,
share
per
of
outlook.
19%
half
Chauncey B.
quarter
sales
about
the
there
is
compared
as
with
sales
abrupt change for the
an
for
1950
should
higher."—V.
Third Avenue Transit
in
$1.34
in
worse
least
n
171,
»qual
500,
p,
the
same
Corp.
(&
business
general
those
of
with
1949
Subs.)—Earnings—
1950—Month—194S
revenues
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$2,154,811
$2,189,026
$6,174,503
$6,210,537
t215,198
393,886
t613,334
1,193,814
loss
"After
taxes
and
charges.
tBefore any deductions for
charges amounting to $222,190 for March
amortization
three
months'
Thompson
The
for
by
condi*
are
series due
and bonds
company,
first
Period End. Mar. 31—
for the
certain
program
171,
this
quarter
were
considerably
Gross
shares
unsubscribed
securities
1949.
"Unless
profits
the
only
shares
pipeline bonds, 3%%
notes, common stock
the
company's
period last
same
approximate
period
of
the
the
first
not
the
to
sell
to
of
company's
during
for
additional
Co.—Earnings to Show Gain—
in
they
year
of
other.
sale
the
o?
non¬
1,750,000
(unspecified).
The
of the outstanding
50%
of
each
holders
issued
the
shares
3V2
date
also
but
mortgage
pipeline facilities.—V.
proposed
of
record
of
proposes
first
the
of
applied
the
of
also
$90,000,000 of
to
by
be
to
are
purchase
to
holder of
purchase
warrants,
sale
subscription
who
basis
the
Co.,
and
for
stock
rights
the
on
itself
receive
the
offered
on
held
company
vestors
be
common
Coke
&
issuance
upon
The
share
will
The
tioned
to
evidencing
share,
per
Light
has
common,
is
stock
period.—V,
170
interest
and
and
$G64,4o3
1640.
p.
Products, Inc.—Reduces Preferred Stock—•
corporation
June
on
preferred
stock
cancellation.—V.
171,
delivered
26
The
to
2.440
National
shares
City
its
of
Bank
of
4%.
Cleveland
1395.
p.
Time Finance Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
shares
shares
7%
will
common
the
175
of
offered
be
to
of
at
used
filed
19
B
stock
share
per
increase
of
notification
stock
common
preferred
$30
to
letter
a
class
cumulative
be
proceeds
June
on
the
and
working capital.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
major
the
and
class
B
preferred at par,
No underwriting
Corp.—System About
has
river
crossing of the nation's longest natural gas pipe
tentatively set
to
start
around
mid-July,
when
the
ben
Transcontinental
Edgewater,
its
$20)
The
Completed—
The
line
Line
With
with
(par
$i00».
(par
involved.
Half
Files
—
N.
forty
major
the
line
J„
1,340-mile
rivers
250
will
the
to
of
foot
be
laid
foot
from
route
of
the
the
Gulf
Saluda
River
construction
livered
half
New
to
delivery
since
in
completed,
York
point
of
City
the
and
Hudson
in
Eastern
the
natural
the
end
the
to
is
ranging
mile-wide
Missisippi
River
system -is
expected
1950.
gas
be
to
York
New
In
crosses
Seaboard
the
from.
City.
line
$240,000,000
gas
of
the
of
River
York
the
Carolina
1949,
share
New
Valley,
comparison,
23,
before
major
and
South
By
May
Street
Grande
Coast
Hudson—the longest crossing.
crossing will be 4,000 feet long.
the
across
134th
Rio
de¬
and
the
tax
Transcontinental's
th*
the
system. Daily capacity will be 505 million cubic
Of the forty major river
crossings in the Transcontinental
all
but
four
are
and
is
by
transported
feet.
ownership
of
the
120,000
1,750,000
cumulative
5100
country
this
statement
Registers
—
value.
par
at
of
outstanding
approximately
Class B Shares—
holders
notes,
stock,
shares
rate
warrants
Gas
Under
on
registration
a
interim
$1
payable
at $10
for
each
from
changed
series
its
of
rate
2613.
p.
1950—Month—1949
$930,945
system,
the remainder by suspension bridges.
bridge across the Atchafalaya River in
Louisiana will be the longest natural
gas pipe line suspension bridge
in the United States.—V. 171,
p. 2515.
underwater,
(The)
1950—12 Mos.—1949
t$825,336 $10,107,794
180,293
136.905
1,295,364
588,441
597,866
$3.17
$2.17
share
per
T$9.569.831
1.899,237
outstanding-.
and
charges.
^Adjusted
the
by
companv.—V.
171,
3,650-foot
dividend.
non-residents'
at
the
source
tax.
Non¬
The
plan
United Corp.—Hearing on Amended Plan—
1949
1943
pany
corporation
921,206
917.872
as
$0.72
$0.44
cause
171,
247.
The
part
22
filed
convertible,
common
The
stock,
class
per
$10
A
$1
$50
a
registration
with
A
135,000
statement
stock,
shares
of
the
with
cumulative
while
is
retail
outstanding
the
be
offered
common
is
for
to
the
be
account
offered
of
for
the
the
issuer,
at
account
of
certain
ment.
in
to
in
be
cease-to
17,
into
the
1950.
amended
investment
an
com¬
holding company.
See
details
io.
Druggists of Portland, Inc., Boston,.
every
It
to
the
company
Is now
negotiating for the possible acquisition of such additional facilities in
New Brunswick,
Jersey City, Bayonne or Bridgeport.
offered
shares
871
of
is
to
be
the
its
On
the
for
this
was
organized
selling
Rexall
the
May
drug
Drug
distributors
the
of
1939
1.
store
Co.,
in
Delaware
merchandise,
to
its
products
of
the
and
sale.
1,
a
spcnsoied
exercised
total
of
outstanding,
There
Dividends
is
1950.
were
is
is
were
no
paid
by
3.129
leaving
Rexall
Rexall
Drug
engage
that
than
who
are,
Drug
the
wholesale
Co.,
in.
Co.
products
no
of
control
that
company.
shares of capital
371
shares
of
stock
capital
had
been
stock
held
and
frcm
publicly-offered 136.922 shares of
com¬
preferred
as
by
to
other
stockholders
purpose
corporation
operations
June
$38,000
resale,
and
$5,550
for
working
exclusively to persons, partnerships,
linns and others engaged in the
of enabling distributors of
of Rexall Drug Co. to have the benefit of
purchases at
merchandise other than that sold by Rexall Drug Co.
issued
(no
bcth-
company
follows:
for
sold
corporations,
of
by
formed for
While
stock
common
as
business.
business
case,
was
June
merchandise
stock
trusts,
corporation
the
over
the company from the sale of the class A stock
will be
company's general funds and will be used primarily for
working capital purposes, for the establishment of additional
plant
facilities and the acquisition of
necessary equipment required in the
operation
of
the
additional
plant
facilities.
The
to
drug
The
and
"selling stockholders" at $6 per share.
Sills, Fairman &
Harris, Inc., and Straus & Blosser have been named as the principal
underwriters.
The underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amend¬
Proceeds
The
manufactured
to
July
on
share, the proceeds to furnish
and security, and will be used
per
capital
purchase
of
associations,
par.
stock
share,
together
par,
United
corporation
at
for
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
June
hearing
transformation
2515.
p.
operating
p.
for
for
of
means
a
well
as
914.533
$0.69
on
scheduled
corporation
compliance with a 1943 order of the SEC direct¬
ing its recapitalization on a one-stock basis and such additional
action,
$402,750
share
charges and taxes.—V. 170,
has
this
Mass.—Stock Offered—
$633,750
shares
common
per
SEC
of
United Wholesale
1950
$632,985
covering 100,000 shares of unissued class
added
quarterly basis.
closed
British income
8-
7-17
75c
U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
-resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
Less
5-26
25c
(quar.)
tPayable in
,6
3
25c
Co.
shares,
capital.
$10
(quar.)
on
7-
—
(quar.)
&
Corp.
$40c
Ltd
Wrigley (William), Jr., Co.
Monthly
been
second
the
that
be
Tele-Tone Radio
The
Canada
stock,
the
common
stock
V.
"After
7-15
Wood, Alexander & James, Ltd.—
Wool
and
into
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
(accum.)
V.
for
agent
taxes
Number
7-14
10-16
preference
convertible
profit
7-31
1st
Corp.
Barnsdall
and
filed
26
of
preferred
preferred
at
presently
Peoples
Technicolor, Inc—Earnings—
10-31
7%
has
Co.
3 Months Ended March 31—
'Net
$1.50
pfd.
1950,
of
Co.
June
on
Oil
Sunray
1465.
$1.50
5%
into
stock
also
See
stock
(quar.)
Co.
Trust
announces
stock
common
must
Capital
(quar.)
Service,
also
revenues
preferred
Investment
&
cumulative
income
preferred
Public
series
1997.
p.
0-22
-
6%
Wisconsin
of
paying
€%
Wisconsin
stock,
Bank
Period End. Mar. 31—
"'Net
30c
(quar.)
the
of
merger
sale
Sunray
of
171,
Pipeline
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
7-20
7-
100%
common
the
of
issue
Gas
be offered for public sale through an underwriting
White, Weld & Co. and Glore, Forgan & Co.
The
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied oy
being
stock
The
June 23.
accompanied by a
withholding form.—V. 142, p. 4193.
$2
dividend.
from
stock
ap¬
7-15
$1.25
stock
and
value $20.-
par
preferred
pointed
p.
Power
on
Swedish Match Co.—5% Div.
Gross
125c
Electric
preferred
5',2%
shares.
6-23
(s-a)_
(quar.)
notes
common
Trust Co. of New York has been appointed by Sunray
agent for 2,698.857 shares of 5y2%
cumulative
corporation
Earnings
Yards.
of the
150,share
per
by
offering
transferable
700
Hanover
the
shares
30c
Ltd.
Wisconsin
No
The company has declared a dividend of 5% on their class B shares
for the year 1949.
Dividend coupon No. 23 has been designated to covet
this dividend.
The National City Bank of New York has been
I 7-20
8-
50c
Corp
vtc
used
be
7-21
8-
75c
i
sale
additional
outstanding note
conjunction with the
in
second
1950,
The
1
6-29
2
9-
the
of
cents
notes.
the
11- 1
7-15
10-
1
Wiggin Terminals, Inc.,
6%
capital.'
transfer
as
of
1.725
$25c
Inc
Stock
Co.
Central
series
8-
50c
Corp
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Oil
for
trar
1
8-15
50c
(quar.)
River
will
working
opening of business July 31. 1950, requests for conversion of all
or
part of the shares of 1950 second preferred stock issuable on ex¬
change of certificates
formerly representing Barnsdall Oil stock.-*
8-
$1.25
Sewing Machine Co., common
$2 prior preference (quar.)
Fund,
five
purchase
to
proceeds
for
retire
to
50
at
to
are
120.000
notes
the
7-14
$1.25 2-15-51
common
White
Whitehall
given
The
and
change certificates for Barnsdall Oil Co. capital stock for certificates
representing shares of 5V2%
cumulative convertible second preferred
stock of Sunray
Oil Corp., and also to accept up to the close of
business July 24.
1950, tenders of second preferred stock, ana up to
coupons
prior lien
from
shares
used
Corp.
1
$1.25
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
4%
be
$100)
preferred
stock.
1.7
Instrument
of
the
with
(par
each
Eastman, Dillon & Co, and
associates underwrote the public sale of the 750,000 shares of additional
8-
$1.25
Stationery Corp..
the
Notes Placed Privately—The pri¬
—
Sunray, which became effective
31 Vie
(George), Ltd.
proceeds
of
are
50c
(quar.)
common
cumulative
The
series
(quar.)
Electrical
With
placement through Eastman, Dillon & Co. of $80,000,000 promissory notes was announced on June 26. The
placement consists of two issues, one being a 2%% note
for $40,000,000 due July 1, 1970 and the other comprising
a 2%% notes for $40,000,000
payable in instalments 1950-
7-20
1
Co.—
Weston
will
share.
per
building
new
notification
of
preferred stock
pari.
vate
convertible
(quar.)
Weston
(no
right
$1
at
0
letter
a
cumulative
stock
the
par,
stock
equip
involved.
The Guaranty
Securities
&
7-15
$$1.20
RR.
at
common
and
Sunray Oil Corp.
6-20
$1.12y2
(quar.)
preferred
7- 3
of
notes
ferred
for
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Western Tablet
6-30
$1.02y2
(accum.)
Western Pacific
7-17
(Toronto)—
Insurance
filed
19
common
cents)
offering.—V.
Natural
on June
$12,000,000
headed
The
"Net
21
Western Light & Telephone Co.Vcom.
5%
10- 3
Paper—
Co.
Ltd.,
Insurance
Life
10-17
50c
(s-a)
A
7-15
17V2c
(quar.)
Grocers,
class
1
8-
7-12
Coal & Coke Corp
$1.4o preferred
Western
6-30
1
(quar.)
Assurance
of
public
cumulative
ment
1958.
(quar.)
preferred
of
purchased
build
Larnsdall
preferred B
Western
7-15
Co.—
preferred
Virginia
shares
5
amendment.
authorized.
6-9
8-
Foundry—
(quar.)
4'/2%
4V2%
6-16
7-5
+$1.75
4.20%
Western
5
7-
of
conditions,
6-15
l$1.37Va
—_
(quar.)
West Virginia
June
on
5,500
underwriting
6-10
Light, Ltd.—
preferred C
West
3
7- 3
15c
Ry._
(quar.)
&
Steel
Power
Penn
Co.
preferred
prior
shares
500,000
are
this
Discussing operations
covering 60o shares of 6%
shares
6-30
20c
(quar.)
Michigan
7%
7-15
25c
62V2c
&
Power
preferred
There
vately—The company on June 15 placed privately $500,000 of 4% sinking fund debentures due May 1, 1965,—
V. 171, p. 2515.
Ltd.
Kentucky
7%.
7-
62V2c
—
(quar.
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd.. 5%%
West
8-
+10c
Waterous,
a
99,000
Pringle, a director
and Adrien C. Pellatier, Vice-President
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
(quar.)
common
Falls
after
of
J.
6-30
(quar.)
Cedar
sale
present
7-10
$3.50
Pictures,
Waterloo
shares
330,000
William
7-15
(s-a)
preferred
hold
(par
on
the company's property.
incorporated in Washington on April 27, 1950, to
and equipment from Frank L. Rice, and
company
covering
1970.
7-20
125c
(quar.)___
Warner Brothers
5%
the
after
48%,
Pasadena,
35c
(quar.)
Ltd
A
to
and
St.,
$1.12V2
7%
Co.,
class
Colorado
amounting
hold
and
to
$5.12Vu
arrears)
stock
Offered
speculation"
a
property
Illinois
dent,
(This
(quar.)
Vulcan Detinning Co.,
37MjC
(quar.)—
preferred
East
1950.
SEC
25c
preferred
6%
Corporation,
234
Studio F, Inc., Boulder, Colo.—Files With SEC—
6-20
7-23
Director, will
171, p. 2405.
share
Vulcan
in
at
stock
will
will hold 14%,
company,
other present stockholders.
California in March, 1941, and
and
company
located
June,
Hanisch
principally by liquid assets.
the stock will continue to be
of
12- 1
7- 5
70%
incorporated
capital
in
represented
the
offices
total
split
Mr.
the
15c
(increased)—
the
165-to-l
of
was
principal
is
offering,
President
company
shares,
of
investment
present
the
its
Of
7-13
8-
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Virginian
the
by
The
9-11
12-11
$2
pfd.
Ventures, Ltd.
Ltd.
that
so
held
$1.25
(s-a)
Vapor Heating Corp., 5%
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Viau,
8- 1
8-
50c
12'/ac
-
Corp.,
tions
After
Extra
Valspar
sold
Products
Corp.—
(quar.)
The
shares
the
a
publicly offered "as
for
exchange
With SEC—
share
one
will
involved.
Calif.
Trust
was
lease,
during
Texas
vitamin
States
which
method
rather
fession
7-15
7-15
7-14
this
Stuart
throughout
common
offering
participation
public
10c
17J/2C
50c
8.
Common
operations
the
escrowed
at
stock
above
in
owns
public
The
stock
such
his exclusive services as General Manager of the
company.
It
capitalized for 2,000,000 shares, par 5 cents each, of which Mr, Rice
600,000 shares, the only stock outstanding and which has been
is
June 29 publicly offered 99,000
(par $1) at $10 per share. The
proceeds will go to selling stockholders.
6-23
6-15
United Stockyards
May 22
on
common
company
offered
on
common
of
obtain
company
forms
Stuart Co., Pasadena, Calif.
"ethical"
(quar.)
of
future
purchase
group
7-15
7- 3
preferred
for
The
increase
the
Stock Offered—
87V2c
$3.75
U.
„
all
William R. Staats Co,
stock.
*7%
—
in
June
on
stock
shares of
7-15
7-12
75c
declared
was
company
a
8-31
quar.)
(increased
five
1949
shares
The
Refining & Mining—
dividend
No
6%
first
in
has invested approximately
advertising, and Mr. Hill stated
for reducing this appropriation.—V. 171, p. 2102.
reason
(The)
9- 8
preferred <quar.»_.
com.
U. 8. Radiator Corp.,
the
for
period
expenses."
the
years
annually
promote
6-19*
60c
r
same
7-15
20c
—
profits
$298,000 of 7% cumulative preferred stock
$100 per share), each share to be accompanied
.par
6-19*
25c
(quar.)_
< resumed
declared
of
control
three
past
no
The
Pipe & Foundry
Quarterly
Quarterly
U.
Company
1
8-
7- 6
—
Industrial
net
the
covering
6-26
7-14
20c
B
Guarantee
U. 6.
50c
60c
iquar.i
in
with
decrease in sales.
1%
President,
"strict
the
saw
Jr.,
common
class A
increase
an
compared
as
or
shares
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
through Its officers and directors.
The proceeds are to be used to perform development work on the
company's gold and silver mining properties situated on Sunset, Lom¬
bard and Swanson Creeks, near Teller, Alaska, and as working capital
Story-a-Day, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
(Baltimore)
Co.
shows
year
$600,000
Hill,
to
For
he
-
Paramount
this
a
$25,000,000
United New Jersey Railroad <fc Canal Co.—
United
of
lace of
corporation
6-20
50c
+75c
(final)
Ordinary registered
7- 3
$2.50
6% class A preferred (quar.)
United Molasses, Ltd.—
corporation
months
Investments, Ltd.—
.
Teller Mining Co., Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Stock
The
■
75c
share)
Ud'ted
»
Tele-Tone, will receive 22.500
his holdings of Rico stock.
Corporation and
Investment News
7-11
•
■
divi¬
1950
the 15c quarterly level the
paid Feb.
1
and May
1,
to
General
7-11
15c
basis■
Class B (this payment Is Intended to bring
up
Holdera
1
15c
15c
Issue
l this
B
quarterly
When
Payable of Rec.
Chronicle
fellows:
stock.
In
1941.
$5;
in
1942.
1943 to and including 1949, $2.50 each
year.—V. 171,
p.
$5;
2515.
either
The
company also has entered into an agreement for
of
Rico
Television
Corp., of Hato Rey, Puerto Rico,
issuance of 50,000 shares of Tele-Tone common
outstanding
common
stock of Rico.
Sol.
W.
purchase
through the
ip exchange for
Gross, President of
stock
the
the
U. S. Oil Co., Reno, Nev.—Stock Offered—
The
mon
pay
company
stock
at
in
par
May,
($1
for drilling and
1950.
per
share).
development
The
of four
proceeds
oil
are
and/or
to
gas
be
lease
used
to
blocks,
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
approximately 677 acres in Coleman County, Texas, and
consistUtgof
for working capital.
The company was
.
gressing according to schedule although-th®. expenditure of $7,630,000
the first quarter was somewhat less than had been
budgeted.
However, the two major additions to the generating capacity intended
lor completion in
1950, i.e., the 60,000 kilowatt addition, to the Bremo
The company proposes to issue to five individuals 13,078
consideration
of
their
assignment to the corporation of
and
thereto
tion
above-mentioned oil and
the
to
all
leases.
gas
Plant and the 40,000 kilowatt addition to the Reeves Avenue
plant will be completed and put into operation in June and
shares in
respectively,
their
addi¬
In
sold
the
to
proposes
company
any.
The
office
1674.
corporation's
Nev.—V. 171,
p.
is
dividend
share.
:
located
252
at
'
'
West
•
.
First
<
..
Stret,
part
Reno,
this
abled
each
for
less
after
20
years
United
States
171,
The
corporation's
188,560,
10,
there
1950,
5,473
since
The
The
is
stocks.
its
of
Van
Sweringen
Young
and
Mr.
stock
mon
Mr.
1G9,
fall
Net
ry.
Operating
Oper.
and
taxes__
Int.
dividend
Preferred
6,925
195,278
income
Ealance
for
282,636
2,782,347
$570,774
$8,928,457
ry.
CONSTRUCTION
involves
the
of
_____—$7,394,425
PROORAM—The
Period End. May 31—
revenues
Net
oper.
revenues
expenditure of an estimated
.
Net
ry.
1,309,345
901,312
Net
income
—V.
be
available
Gross
1948
ry.
from
1,115,481
15,468,097
income...
2,934,737
3,714,784
poration
It
6,613,105
4,061,640
located
The
$9,004,971
$7,558,618
$8,506,856
1,404.141
2,173,487
2,269,320
1,044,059
643,512
866,303
973,931
construction
The
which
program
16,611,671.
14,895,211
2,851,162
15,964,210
3,043,764
2,257,865
1,239,753
1,525,904
808,514
366,257
2,277,313
shares
8
were
will
not
this
at
the
of
company
the
20,000
remaining
and its
shares
13,193
unsub
¬
time.
for out of the 29,891 shares offered
at $28.25 per share which expired on
through rights
by Drexel &
p. 2142.
placed
171,
The
of
out
shares
share.
issued
be
employees
6,807
per
not subscribed
31—
Co.
$J2
at
per
1950—Monti—1949
0944,237
Sales
40.283,079
36,749,394
6,363,574
42,657,193
38,928,698
9,513,075
11,567,864
share
the booka
and
2,153,319
4,720,569
,
1950—5 Mos,—1940
$1,271,330
$5,573,129
$3,974,920-
11,465,362
3,514,249
income.__
5,072,955
—V.
171, p.
1698.
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Acquisition Authorize#
Warner
&
Co., Inc.—Opens New Ware¬
Federal
President,
announced
June
on
26
involves
the
opening of a
will be utilized
Tho
completed
localize
some
manufacturing
operations
meeting which was scheduled
to
this
on
be he!d
$560,500
pay
D'vision
Wisconsin
22
authorized this
company
subject
is
Power's
electric
Lafayette counties.
Wisconsin
adjustments for the facilities.
to
to,
contiguous
oresentlv
ano
The
system.
interconnected
acquisition
by the Wisconsin P. S. Commission on May 8.—V.
was
171,
p.
ap¬
2614.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Partial Redemption—
site.
The
operation of
series
the
the
and
intends
to
file
a
registration
statement
with
corporation
has
called
for
redemption on Aug. 1, 1950 through
$105,000 of first mortgage bonds, 31/a%
plus accrued interest., Payment will bo
made at the First Wisconsin Trust Co., trustee, Milwaukee, Wis., or at
the option of the respective holder: at the Chase National
Bank.of
June 29
on
approving the change of name of the corporation to WarnerInc.,
and the
reclassification of its presently outstanding
stock was postponed until July 14.
STATE AND
June
on
in
Wisconsin
designated
as
the
PlattevilloLight
&
Power
Co.
(Wis.).
The
merger
one-story
5>/2-acre plot.
corporation
Commission
Interstate
electric facilities in Grant and
will
proved
building with 50,000 square feet is
It is contemplated that at a future rMe the
of
Plattevihe
with,
a
Power
properties
acquire
Division
Power
may
that
for
$28.25
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—May Sales Up 34.6%—
covering the public offering of not less than 325,000 shares of its
SEC
$37,500,000 is generally pro¬
of
17,176,577
_
announced
at
Period End. May
on
Hudnut,
classes
__
$8,024,707
2,472,442
icome
stockholders'
vote
680,782
subscribed
1,673 shares
c.osed.—V.
1947
2614.
a
had
them
to
stockholders
May
1948
in
Los
Angeles, Calif.
This facility
warehouse and distribution point for products of the cor¬
and its subsidiaries in the far west and on the Pacific Coast.
on
recently
was
ofiered
to
1949
railway
corporation
$3,273,426
843,419
501,286
2350.
p.
subsidiaries
RR.—Earnings—
newly
1947
$3,517,557
income—
oper.
171,
scribed
warehouse
This
1948
$3,825,601
863,300
394,697
White Dental Mfg. Co.—Subscriptions by Employees—
Eobst,
as
1949
$4,075,511
1,459,152
792,523
1,130,931
14,224,518
4,386,707
2,755,411
railway.
railway.
from
ry.
—V.
house—Change in Name and Financing Postponed—
new
RR.—Earnings—
_
railway
oper. income—
Net
$3,693,735
1,814,560
1.150.929
(William R.)
initially
2,487,290
4,530,743
railway_r_
from
1947
$3,828,760
1,742,314
5,683,991
H.
6,016,405
3,561,438
1950
from
Net
1949
15,881,816
p.
$18,911,133
2,940,392
1,791,318
From Jan. 3—
$3,614,035
railway
171,
668,531
May—
Gross
4,174,999
oper.
663,095
445,609
171, p. 2406.
Net
11,853,313
from
__
Western Pacific
through competitive
refunding mortgage
finance the construction
to
income.
oper.
1950—5 Mos.—1943
$3,705,986 $15,314,610
1,076,373
4,355,853
$3,737,806
to
$1.49
1950
line
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
Operating
$2,947,131
railway
railway
from
—V.
$4,956,754
$1.90
stock
common
Western Maryland Ry.
Thus $4,000,-
equity.
1—
oper.
ry.
1,447,355
stock
common
stock
From Jan. 1—
$6,404,109
1,584,032
$11,710,804
requirements
share
per
stock
being the number of
common
railway.___
railway
from
to
Earnings
re¬
deben¬
1950
Net
$9,439,731
Dr77,674
$812,460
amortization.
and
Net
debt to
for
common
2614.
p.
from
Gross
$9,362,057
2,957,948
$853,410
Washington, D. C., 'metropolitan area. * The
$1,360,000.—V. 171, p. 2614. ;
"
company on June 22
The
Dr3,456
carry
proceeds of the sale to
1.423,573
958,748
Wabash
Higher—
$856,866 $11,703,879
$1,007,738
Balance
the
stock,
826,551
oper.
Net
9,803
(net)
income
will
proceeds
income
Jan.
Eimer
Other
has
.pipeline
additional
20-mile
to
Tiled a letter of notification with the SECT
covering 1,406 shares of capital fitock to be offered stockholders at
the rate of one share for each two shares held at par ($50 per share).
The proceeds will .be used to. pay loans.
expects to offer
$20,000,000 of first and
May—
also
$997,935
the
cost
The
1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos—1949
$4,995,066
$4,491,901 $58,680,986 $53,214,640
3,997,131
3,635,035
46.977,107 43,774,909
revenues..
oper.
to
to
subsidiary,
a
a
designed
Md.,
Western Carolina Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
171, p. 2350.
Gross
31—
gas
The
sale of
convertible
into
the called debentures.
company
from
ry.
—V.
held $1,680,000 of debentures and
stock of Cleveland Terminals Building Co.—
revenues
fcxps.
Net
the
railway
from
is
Co.—Earnings
from
common
funded
railway
oper.
Net
Control—
Electric & Power
Financing-
Virginia
of
the
1950
Net
Period End. May
net
from
from
Net
Plans New
shares
conversion of
to
31,: 1950. called
converted
were
redeemed
were
prior
$4,000,000 of its 3 V* %
debentures
exceeding
Net
Corp.
Kirby
shares of capital
p. 2758.
241,111
V.
entire
for
$1,866,870
in
equity
the company on Jan.
1950,
15,384
stock
common
May—
Gross
contro'led by Mr. Young, received
holdings of 124,458 shares of the new com¬
which
2,
not
Net
Inc.,
Rockville,
and
estimated
is
Net
recent
Industries,
natural
per
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
announcement, made on May 10, control of
this corporation, owner of the Cleveland Terminals group of building,
had been purchased by J. W. Galbreath, Columbus (O.), realtor, from
Pa the
Industries Inc.,
which owned 72% of the stock, and lrom
Robert R. Young and Allan P. Kirby.
"
Pathe
the
called
this
From
a
the
cf
The
Gross
to
Chillum
applied in
1950,
1950,
for
Van Sweringen Corp.—New
According
of
program.—V. 171,
2515.
p.
$100.62
of
were
debentures and the conversion privilege attaching to them it
expected that substantially all debentures would be converted prior
the expiration of the conversion
privilege on June 30, 1950.
bonds.
as of these dividend record dates
with 243,551 three months before, in both
duplication of
holders of both classes of
approximate total increase was 5,312 holders.—V. 171,
The
stock
of May
Early
bidding
248,863 comparing
allowing
price
a
this
the
to
stockholders
of
number
total
about
of
was
were
instances
received
sale
31, 1950, only $2,968,500 of the debentures remained out¬
standing and the directors have called all these outstanding debentures
ior redemption on July 10, 1950.
In view of the present market price
1949.
4,
corporation's preferred stockholders of record May
1,
75,546, a decrease of 442 since Feb. 6, 1950. On Feb. 6,
75,988, a decrease of 159 since Oct. 31, 1949.
totaled
there
Nov.
it
the
from
stock,
March
on
$256,400 which
As
increase of 5,754
182,806 common
were
which
ior
000 was transferred from
stockholders of record on May 5, 1950,
since Feb. 10, 1950. On Feb.
stockholders, an increase of
common
an
preferred
All
for
numbered
increase
shares not issued
of Stockholders—
Steel Corp.—No.
new
to
underwriters
2614.
p.
order
except
below 25. If an employee Is permanently dis¬
of service, he will get at least $60 a month, re¬
age.—V.
stock
proceeds
tures.
year
gardless of
net
retire
demption
plan for this company was approved by stockholders
at a special meeting held on June 28. The plan guarantees at least
$100 a month, including social security, to employees retiring at 65
after 25 or more years of service. If an employee has less than 25
years' service, but at least 20, his minimum monthly pension will be
$4
George's Gas Corp.
of Chillum,
Md.,
the FPC for authorization to build
to
between
.
pension
new
Washington Gas Light Co.—New Pipeline—
Prince
existing short-term bank debt and the balance is being
applied currently-to the-financing of the construction program.
United States Rubber Co.—New Pension Plan—
A
preferred
The
to
In
*
(Norfolk)
December,
planned.
as
FINANCING-—On March 14, 1950 the company sold to underwriters
in
a
negotiated transaction 180,-000 shares of a new issue of $4.04
issue
...
&
applied
to'the officers, directors
promoters, for promotional services, one share for each share
for cash on the present offering and on subsequent offerings,
and
if
in
stock.
l£ is anticipated that such shares will be offered pub¬
licly by a nation-widev.group of underwriters headed by F. Eberstadt
Co., Tnc.^-V. 171, pi 2515.
•
J
common
.during
r
organized in Nevada on April 4, .1950, and has
an
authorized
capitalization of 1,000,000 shares, of common stock
(fully paid and non-assessable), par Si.
interest
(53) -5»
due
the sinking fund,
1978,
at
101.93.%
City of New York, 11 Broad St.. New York, N. Y„ or at Harris Trust
Savings Eank, 115 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111.—V. 171, p. 2407.
CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Dated Aug. 15, 1950.
Denomina¬
$1,000. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
ALABAMA
Jefferscn
tion
County
(P.
O.
Treasurer's
Birmingham), Ala.
Wan ant
Offering—I.
F.
mons,
Secretary
Board
of
sealed
on
of
Sim¬
County
the
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
Education, will receive
until
bids
11
for
6
$800,000
warrants.
nomination $1,000.
Due
from
inclusive.
1951
1968
to
Blythe,
(CST)
a.m.
the purchase of
capital
outlay
school
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. De¬
July
Aug. 1
on
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
office.
Sale
Bond
June
27—v.
171,
p.
2655—were awarded to Hannaford
&
Talbot, of San Francisco, as
2V2S, at a price of par. The second
highest bidder was John Nuveen
& Co., for 3]/4S, at ?, price of 100.53.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Ceres.
Mountain
Brook, Ala.
Sale—The
Bond
$342,000 school
bonds offered June
2556
were
—
171, p.
Dean
Berney
to
Perry & Co., of Birmingham, and
Associates, on a bid reflecting a
net
interest
The
second
cost
of
about
highest
First National Bank,
and
ing
Associates,
a
net
on
interest
a
2.37%.
bidder
was
bid
reflect¬
of
previously
as
noted
in
v.
171, p. 2351, were sold at a price of
100.08, a basis of about 2.42%, as
follows:
2V4S.
as
from
47,000
about
1951
to
2V2S.
as
from
1960
to
Due
on
1959
Due
15
June
15
CALIFORNIA
(P.
County School District
O. Oakland 7), Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
G.
E.
Wade,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10
a.m.
(Calif. DST)
on
County Sch. Dists.
Fresno), Calif.
July 5 for the purchase of $118,000 building coupon or registered
bonds, divided as follows:
$51,000
Due
Alviso
on
Sch.
Aug.
Dist.
bonds.
trict
on
Aug. 15 from 1951 to
1964 inclusive.
Due
Aug.
on
Kingsburg
joint
school district bonds.
1
union
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Dated Aug.
tion
composed of Blyth & Co..
Security-First National Bank of
Los
Angeles, both of Los An¬
R. H. Moulton & Co., of
San Francisco, William R. Staats
Co., of Los Angeles, and Redfield
& Co., of Pasadena, as follows:
geles,
Sch.
Lake
Dist.
price of
101.96, a basis of about 2.31 %.
50,000 Little
Lake
Sch.
Dist.
bonds, as 2V4S, at a price of
101.31, a basis of about 2.07%,
bonds,
2V2S, at
as
a
Additional Sale—The
offered
&
Sch.
Heights
June
27
awarded
to
$50,000 La
Dist. bonds
on
R.
same
H.
Co., of San Francisco,
a
price
of
101.05,
a
date
Moulton
as
2V4S,
basis
of
$1,000.
1, 1950.
Principal
Denomina¬
and
inter¬
2V2S, at
a
Parlier Sch.
Dist., Fresno County
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Ofering— E. Dusenberry,
Bond
I, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
awarded
to
a
June
26
syndicate
tional
Trust
&
Savings
Sch.
Banbury), Conn.
$650,000 Park
O.
—
The
June 26
bonds offered
awarded
were
the
to
Union
Se¬
were
com¬
Associa¬
tion, Dean Witter & Co., both of
San Francisco.
J. A. Hogle & Co.,
of Los Angeles, Lawson, Levy &
Williams, of San Francisco, and
C. N. White & Co., of Oakland, as
2*/2s, at a price of 101.71, a basis
of about 2.30%.
The second high¬
est bidder was Blyth & Co., R. H.
Corp., of New York, and
the Equitable
Corp., jointly, as
1.65s, at a price of 100.23, a basis
of 1.62%.
GEORGIA
Bond
Due
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1955 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
jn
payable at the County Treasurer's
171,
LaGrange, Ga.
Sale—The $1,400,000 2.%%
bonds
school
offered
June
27—v
2556—were awarded to a
composed of Trust Company
p.
group
of
jffice.
Georgia,
Citizens
&
Southern
National Bank,
Clement A. Evans
Santa Paula Elementary Sch. Dist. & Co., and Milhaus, Martin & Co >
all of Atlanta, at a price of 101.26,
(P. O. Ventura), Calif.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell, a basis of about 2.122%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (Calif. DST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $500,building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
000
on
Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
ILLINOIS
Champaign County Community
Unit Sch. Dist, No. 4 (P. O.
Champaign), III.
Bond
Superintendent
receive
(CDT)
Connecticut
Note
housing,
June
28
awarded
Sale
—
Series
—
v.
to
B
from
$15,000,000
offered
notes
171, p. 2656
the
Chase
sealed
on
—
of
bids
July
14
E. H. Mellon,
Schools,
until
for
8
will
p.m.
the pur¬
bond&
Dated Sept. 1, 1950. Due on
(State of)
The
Offering
chase of $355,000 building
CONNECTICUT
Sale—The $400,000 school
offered
(P.
Sale
Bon*
Ave.
on
July 18 for the purchase of
£30,000 building bonds. Dated Aug.
California
Bond
bonds
Danbury
County Clerk, will receive sealed
oids until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST)
County (P. O. San Bernardino),
posed of the Bank of America Na¬
bonds.
from 1955 to 1970 inclusive.
300,000
67,000 Newark Sch. Dist. bonds.
syn¬
Needles Sch. Dist., San Bernardino
Offering—E.
$33,000 Orange Center school dis¬
15 from 1951 to
a
O.
follows:
1975 inclusive.
Due
(P.
Dusenberry,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of
$333,000 building bonds, divided
as
to
about 2.12%.
Bond
Alameda
2655—were awarded
Security-First National
Angeles, jointly, for
price of 101.03.
Los
curities
Sale—The $550,000 build¬
dicate
at
inclusive.
Dists.
and
Bank,
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 171,
were
inclusive.
on
1969
June
2.38%.
Fresno
Angeles County Sch.
Bond
Moulton & Co., William R. Staats
Co.,
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Verne
$33,000
Birmingham,
cost
$80,000
1950
bonds
purchased by
Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco,
26—v.
awarded
sewer
Los
$500,000 Little
Calif.
Details—The
Sale
Bond
payable at the County
(F-A)
Treasurer's office.
p.
The $50,000 sewer
—
bonds offered
Calif.
est
—
were
National
Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
all of New York, jointly, as fol¬
Bank,
lows:
7,500,000 as 0.92% interest,
a premium of $97.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at a place designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Cook
Bond
$7,500,000 as 0 91% interest, plus
a premium of $97.
plus
Nov. 1
1951 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
County (P. O.
Chicago 2), III.
Offering—Richard J.
Daley, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDT)
July 11 for the purchase of
$15,000,000 superhighway, Series
on
54
(54)
B
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
bonds.
coupon
1950.
Dated
July
1,
Twp. (P. O.
Dover), Ind.
$1,000. Due
July 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
gess,
Treasurer's
ceive
Bond
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
President
of
the
Dated June
$1,000.
to
1, 1950, Denomination
Due
1969
Dec.
on
from
1951
Principal
inclusive.
1
at such
other
trust
or
Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
proved
1
Community
"High Sch. Dist. No. 307
(P. O. Morrison), III:
awarded
Bank,
to
the
First
National
of
Chicago, as l%s, at a
price of 100.80, a basis of about
1.67%.
Dated
Jan.
on
July 1, 1950.
Due
from 1952 to 1070 in¬
1
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Due
Dated
July
1,
1950.
of
of
100.05,
basis of about 1.98%.
a
drainage
171,
—v.
the
to
bonds
offered
Martinsville,
5s,
as
Bank,
at
26
awarded
National
of
price of
a
Offerin g—Robert
City
Clerk,
will
C.
receive
Boone
Twp.
No.
Co., of Cin¬
at
price
a
about
1.70%.
O.
F.
(P.
R.
1, Summitville),
Bond
Offering
Mahan,
sealed
IndV
Mc-
Trustee, "will
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST) on July 5 for the purchase
of $86,000 school
bonds, divided as
July 1 from
1952
Due
to
1966
in¬
on
in¬
clusive.
Dated
June
Denomination $1,July 1 from 1951 to
1, 1953 inclusive.
Principal
jan.
on
interest
and
oank
(A-O)
payable
$1,000.
1950.
Denomi¬
Interest J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross,
McCord,
Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Greene
County (P. O.
Bloomfield), Ind.
Bond Offering —A. M.
Mc¬
Laughlin, County Auditor, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
at
company
to
be
by the purchaser. Le¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on July 1
from 1951 to 1968 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice &
Hammond Sch. City, Ind.
3ond
Sale
provement
June 28
—
The
1950
v.
—
srded
to
171,
the
$525,000 im¬
bonds
p.
1950
bonds
171,
$1,000,000
offered
June
sewer
2558—were
p.
Chase
28—v.
awarded
to
National
Bank, and C.
Devine
&
Co., both of New
York, jointly, as iy4s, at a price
of 100.34, a basis of about 1.16%.
—
second
for
was
Halsey, Stua
&
iy2s, at
a
price of
highest
t &
Co.,
100.30.
IOWA
Alta Con.
Sch.
Indiana
Sale
—
The $16,367.80
drainage
were
bonds offered June 26
awarded to the First Nation¬
al
Bank, of Martinsville, as 5s, at
price of par. Dated July 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000 and $273.56.
a
Due
on
July 1 from 1951
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
to
1955
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
were
ing
bonds
offered
June
27
were
awarded to the Citizens First Na¬
tional Bank, Commercial Trust &
1
1959
inclusive.
The
for
l3/4s,
at
Bond
Dit., Iowa
>
Offering—H. E. Boehnke,
Secretary
of
the
purchase
1950.
$98,000
of
bonds.
Due
awarded
$49,000
offered
to
June
June
Legality approved
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moindsr.
the
White-Phillips
Co., of Davenport, and the IowaDes Moines National
Bank, joint¬
ly,
2s,
as
at
price of
a
highest bidder
Bank
of
price of
on
Rubio
was
Brighton,
a
for
are
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
1, 1950.
from
1
1951
(M-N)
Nov.
1
from
1,
1951
1950.
to
1969
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Castana, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
$5,000
street
improvement bonds offered June
517,000
office.
ton
Trust & Savings
Bank, Mapleton, for 5s, at a price of 102.04.
Chickasaw County, Ionia Benefited
Water
District
(P. O. New
Hampton), Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Ruth
000
special
Eated
Jan.
from
assessment
2,
1951.
1952
to
Due
1961
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's
office.
Dunbar
Con.
Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The
$11,400 build¬
ing bonds offered June 26 were
awarded
Co.,
of
to
Bond Offering
price of 100.02.
est
The second
high¬
bidder was Vieth, Duncan &
Wood, for 2s, at a price of par.
Legality approved by H. N
Rogers, of Des Moines.
1
Sale—The
funding
1
at
1950.
until
of
about
Thompson,
Parish
School
receive sealed bids
(CST) on July 12
purchase
of
$400,000
bonds.
Dated
June 28
Bank,
of
County (P.
Newport), Ky.
Offering
receive
sealed
bids
Notes
Clerk,
until
10
will
a.m.
July 10 for the purchase
of $900,000 hospital bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
of
by
Chicago.
at
jy
place to
a
the
purchaser.
proved
pay-
designated
Legality
ap¬
by Charles & Traueinicht,
of St. Louis.
/
Note
Sale—The $80,000 revenue
notes offered June 28 were award¬
ed
the
to
Dated
count.
Nov. 9,
MAINE
from
1953
Sale
Note
notes*
171,
p.
2557—
awarded to Estabrook &
Co.,
Boston,
100.55,
as
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.93%. The
a
second
highest
bidder
was
First
National
a
Bank, Boston, for 2s, at
price of 100.37.
Note Sale
Principal and in--
offered
the
June
National
Bank
of
MARYLAND
Ky.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 water,
revenue
awarded
171,
to the
.bonds
p.
offered
2451—were
Security &
Bond
Co., of Lexington, at a price of
103.00, a basis of about 2.46%, as
follows:
$43,000
as
from
82,000
Bonds
1951
as
from
2Vzs.
Due
to
2%s.
on
1958
Due
Dec.
15
inclusive.
on
Dec.
15
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
are
dated
•
June
15, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Du* on Dec.
15 from 1970 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest (J-D)
State
mond.
Bank
&
payable at the
Trust
Legality
Co.,
Rich-
approved
by
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
Bedford
171,
v.
2657—were awarded to
p.
Series DDD
171, p.
of Chase National
C.
& Co., and
Hutzler,
at
plus a premium
Bank,
Salomon
0.97%
2.17%,
as
$40,000
as
from
100,000
from
120,000
1963
*:240,000
from
par,
basis
a
of
about
follows:
4s.
Due
13/4s.
1956
as
to
as
to
on
Due
1962
2s. Due
July
1
on
on
July
interest,
Norfolk
1970
to
&
County
(P.
O.
Dedham),
Massachusetts
Offering
receive
(DST)
—
Raymond C.
County
sealed
on
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
July 5 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 tuberculosis hos¬
pital
maintenance
July
5,-1950.
'
1951.
North
Note
offered
were
Sale
Due
notes:
on
Dated
April
10,
Adams, Mass.
—
The $100,000 notes
June 28—v.
171,
265.7—
p.
awarded to the First Nation¬
inclusive.
1980
on
July
1
are
National
dated
Denominations
000.
inclusive.
Merchants
Bank,
Boston, at 0.82% discount.
Notes
July 1 from
Due
Bank, of Boston, at 0.81% dis¬
count.
The second highest bidder
was
1
1969 inclusive.
2V4s.
Devine
Bros.
al
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
as
J.
of $7.
Securities
Corp., First of Michi¬
Corporation, and Laidlaw &
Co., all of New York, jointly, at
a
group composed
gan
of
Housing Authority,
Sale—The .$955,000 Third
Series notes offered on June 29-v
a.m.
$500,000 water
offered June 28—v.
price
at a
about
Note
will
O.
2557—were awarded to the Union
a
of
July 1, 1950. Due
from 1951 to 1955 in
1
Warmington,
Arundel County (P.
Glen Burnie), Md.
and sewerage system,
lV4s,
elusive.
Note
Richmond,
as
basis
a
were
National
Massachusetts
The $600,000 notes
29 were awarded to
—
Bank & Trust Co., of
Portland, at 0.872% discount. The
Anne
22—v.
July
on
Home
Milford,
100.01,
sewer
22*
Dated
Me.
Casco
Louisville.
gas
of
1.24%.
$13,100
June
the
to
of
price
on
Mass.
The
—
offered
Bank,
New
Portland,
July 6, 1950. Due
Milford,
John
$80,000
awarded
Of
National Bank,
price of 0.67% dis¬
1950.
Me.
Bath,
Sale—The
to
Chapman & Cutler,
Second
of Boston, at a
awarded to the Bankers Bond Co
and
dis¬
Manchester, Mass.
(J-J)
be
Commerce, of
Portland,
second
high
bidder,
Casey County Public Hospital
named a rate of 0.874%.
Corp. (P. O. Liberty), Ky.
Notes are dated July 5, 1950.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 hospital
Due on Oct. 6, 1950. Legality ap¬
first
mortgage
bonds
offered proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
June
27—v.
171, p. 2656—wdr
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
June
0.76%
at
due Feb. 28, 1951. Le¬
are
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
were
on
Due
to
National
count.
offered June 22—v.
O.
Ray G. Lay-
—
Court
Boston,
notes
awarded
Rockland-Atlas
the
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
Boftd
County
$500,000
were
July 1, 1950.
Aug.
1
Aug. 1, 1970.
In¬
on
the
a.m.
Dated
Campbell
1979
Merchants
Mass.
Lynn,
Sale—The
offered
E. L. Huse Memorial School bonds
000.
the
to
bonds
2657—
p.
1.54%.
Note
will
10
the
auie
Martin Green
—
bonds.
Due
(CST)
171,
Bank, of Boston, as l%s,
price of 100.69, a basis of
a
O. Rayville), La.
(P.
terest F-A.
field,
$260,000
June 29—v.
awarded
were
National
July
on
Bond
offered
July
on
Due
Principal and interest
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
July^
for
the purchase of $25,000 re¬
the
White-Phillips
Davenport, as 2s, at
Offering—Eugene L. Bond,
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1
from
1951
to
1970
inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of
Maurer,
County
Note
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at the office of the State Housing
1
1975 inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. B.
Board,
ap¬
approved
Bank, of
price of 104.77,
a basis of about
4.01%.
The sec¬
ond
highest bidder was Maple-
Due
to
July
on
inclusive.
1960
23/4sl
as
District
Legality
Onawa,
a
1961
Secretary
terest payable
at the American
National Bank, Newport. Legality
5s, at
Due
to
2V2s.
as
interest
26—v. 171, p. 2656—were awarded
to
the
Onawa
State
as
1951
from
in¬
KENTUCKY
Savings
2s, at a
May
$1,000,000 sani¬
2%s.
as
332 000
Due
1969
to
Principal
apd
payable at the
Bond
dated
Greenfield Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
•
(CST) on July 6 fflF5*"-' lrom 1976 to 1990 inclusivethe purchase of $160,000 building
Richland Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1
par.
Bonds
Due
100.04,
The second
Bank, Boston, at
discount.
0.99%
p.m.
County (P. O.
Pineviile), Ky.
were
highest
National
&
from
Offering—Donald R. BoySecretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
on
second
1
bonds offered June 27! Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
sewer
>151,000
"
Bond
2
of
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 6 for
the purchase of
$810,000 fourth
Co., First of Michigan Series notes. Dated July 17, 1950.
Corporation, of New York, Weil & Due on Jan. 31, 1951. Legality ap¬
Arnold, of New Orleans, and Mul- proved by Donovan, Heenehan &
aney, Wells & Co., of Chicago, at
Hanrahan, of New York City.
i
price of 100.02, a basis of about
1.68%, as follows:
Haverhill, Mass.
to
Washington Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bank,
discount.
The
bidder was Mer¬
0.95%
at
171,.p>.235J—were awarded to
syndicate composed of Halsey,
i
1,
1951
from
1
awarded to
were
Shawmut
chants
July
on
National
the
Boston,
/"'
Stuart
inclusive.
1969
a
build¬
26
Due
June 26
—v.
building
Dated
Dec.
on
Bell
Sale—The
bonds
1
1970 inclusive.
1967 to
Bond Sale-^-The
tary
School
Board,
will receive sealed and open bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on June 30 for
price of 100.53.
ing
July
on
River, Mass.
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Note
offered
Monroe, La.
Sch.
First Trust & Sav¬
Alta,
1
second
school
Bank,
July
interest cost of. about 2.48%.
101.71.
Con.
July 6 for the purchase of $275,000
school coupon bonds. Dated July
15,
1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due on July 15 from 1951 to 19/0
inclusive.
Principal and interest
both
highest bidder was
White, Hattier & Sanford, and As¬
sociates, on a bid reflecting a net
Chicago.
ings
Due
2V2s.
as
from
price of 100.53.
high¬
to
2J/4s.
as
150,000
sec¬
for
The second
Co.,
'vwf
Ventura
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
Scharff &
to
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
was
p.
Chap¬
Gerard
—
man,
Fall
1951
224,000
price of
a
171,
on
as
from
highest bidder was Northern
Co., Chicago, and Quail &
Co., jointly, for 2s, at
27—v.
Due
from
The
$600,000 school
June
23/4s.
$226,000
Treasurer's
est bidder
Tallulah), La.
O.
Sale—The
Offering
follows:
as
Trust
until
Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
2
l.endricks County (P. O.
Danville),
Bond
Nov.
2
&
Des
and
No.
Dist.
Weil
er,
were
Trust
27
J.
offered
2566
Harris
Bank, of
addition
Ind.
Auditor,
will
receive
Sev'ngs Bank, of Chicago, as 1 y2s,
! sealed bids until 2 p.m.
at a price of
(CST) on
100.73, a basis of
•July 6 for the purchase of $30,about 1.36%.
The
bio o'er
ond
the
Bend,
Parish School
awarded
Moines, and
the
White-Phillips "Co., of Dav¬
enport, jointly, as 2s, at a price
of 101.71, a basis of about 1.84%.
a
gality approved by Miller, Canxield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
a.m.
(CST) on July 18 the purchase of
$100,000
county
hospital
1950
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950.
De¬
av
of
trust
or
designated
basis of about 1.99%.
1,
June
inclusive.
1950.
&
Mass.
Dennis,
Bond
payable at the Second National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
of
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
New Orleans, jointly, at a price of
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
100.001, a. basis of about 2.43%,
syndicate composed
a
1
Bond
on
clusive.
43,000 Civil Twp. bonds.
offered
to
1970
Due
Le¬
Jondif "and
Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, Iowa-Des Moines Na¬
of
Brighton Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
$43,000 Sch. Twp. bonds. Due
July 1 from 1951 to 1965
bonds,
11 for the purchase of $16,-
000.
follows:
nation
ing
awarded
May
Dated
inclusive.
2244—were
$489,000 build¬
to
July 1,
.he
Sale—The
Bond
on
1950 bonds.
1950. De¬
on June 1
1,
Due
1970
to
(P.
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
1951
aid
(CST)
Savings Bank, and the Security
Trust
&
Savings Bank, all of
Storm Lake, jointly, as
l3/4s, at a
D.
Grover
—
Township
receive
of
Red Oak
Due
000 school
June
approved
b.y
Charles
of St. Louis.
Madiscn
July 7 for the purchase of $36,gymnasium bonds.
on
(CST)
9
irauemitiit,
on
tional
July
ly51
gality
received until 8:15 p.m.
)ar.
Parker,
Dated
bonds offered
June
2656—were
p.
First
Independent
No.
Dist.
purchase of $56,000 school
nomination $1,000.
1, 1950.
be
Sal e—The $11,989.35
Bond
—
cinnati, as l3/4s,
100.46, a basis of
for the
Sch. Dist., Iowa
t
Additional Sale
The $12,500
Civil Twp.
building bonds offered
on
above date were awarded to
Frank E. Hailstone &
on
in¬
Sch.
Parish
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000
Morgan County (P. O.
Martinsville), Ind.
Bond Sale—The
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Indianapolis, as 2s, at a price
Due
1955
to
oonds.
Atkinson
Denomina¬
$1,000. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
—
to
1951
to
xrom
South
Bond Sale
The $8,500 Sch.
Twp. building bonds offered June
23—v. 171, p. 2556—were awarded
bonds.
from
Dated June
tion
Boone
Township (P. O.
Laconia), Ind.
1
1951
clusive.
on
troit.
INDIANA
fire fund
9,000
1966 in¬
from
1
Dec.
water
June
offered
bonds
main
27-fv.
171, p. 2657 — were awarded to
(P. O. Winnsboro), La.
Estabrook & Co., Lee Higginson
Bond
Offering—W. B. Glover,
Corp., R. L. Day & Co., and Whit¬
Secretary of the Parish School
ing, Weeks & Stubbs, all of Bos¬
i^oara,
will receive sealed bids
ton, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
until
10 a.m.
(CST) on July 14
101.15, a basis of about 1.80%.
Franklin
inclusive.
Dec.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Sale—The $290,000 school
offered
June
21
were
bonds
1951 to
on
1956
Sale—The
Bond
LOUISIANA
follows:
as
Chicopee, Mass.
$600,000
8
pur¬
$30,000 street construction bonds.
Fort
Bond
County
bonds, divided
MASSACHUSETTS
of
Grafton,
&
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
Louisville.
chase of $39,000 general obligation
on
Rockport, Ind.
Con.
Bond
from
until
July 5 for the
on
Grafton
Wyatt,
bids
clusive.
Chicago.
Whiteside
(CST)
sealed
Due
com¬
trict in the office of the
Township
School
Treasurer.
p.m.
July 1 from 1951 to 1966 in¬
or
pany as shall be mutually agree¬
able to the purchaser and the Dis¬
divided
bonds,
65,000 Civil Twp. bonds.
and
bank
p.m.
Sch. Twp. bonds. Due
July
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Lake
Forest,
4
receive
follows:
his
office, 38 South Dearborn
Street,
Chicago,
until
10
a.m.
(CDT) on July 12 for the purchase
of $110,000
building coupon bonds.
until
re¬
Iowa
Offering—The City Clerk
will
clusive.
Education, will receive sealed bids
at
bids
Bur¬
will
July 7 for the purchase
on
$65,000
of
Board
sealed
Bond
W.
Trustee,
$130,000 school
s
kill,
Offering—Ora
Township
(CST)
of
Lake
County Sch. District No. 65
(P. O. Lake Bluff), III.
Bond Offering—Edward W. Bur-
Emmetsburg,
Jefferson
Denomination
on
.
ity
Due
on
June
$50,000
27,
IPSO.
and
$25.-
Nov. 10, 1950.
Legal¬
approved by Storey, Thorddike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Volume 172
Number 4921
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(55)
Northampton
Housing
Note
Offering
Farrar,
bids
will
the
at
payable at
trust company to
Frederick A.
—
Chairman,
sealed
terest (A-O)
Authority,
Massachusetts
•
of
of Detroit.
the
Ida
Frac.
Twp.
paul,
District
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Secretary, will
bids
July
on
Somerville, Mass.
Tague,
City
ceive
bonds.
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
until
J.
1
re¬
11.
Dated
nomination
from
until
June
1,
$1,000.
1951
to
1950.
and
chaser.
Due on Jan. 26, 1951. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Miller,
$50,000
able
S25,000.
at
bank
a
be
trust
or
designated
De¬
pay¬
company
by
Legality
the
pur¬
approved
by
PaddocK
&
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Lincoln Park, Mich.
MICHIGAN
Bond
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
fered
Kase7
Sattley
jointly,
July 5 for the purchase
of $83,000 local imorovement cou¬
pon bonds. Dated July 1, 1950. De¬
Offering
born,
cial
Olm¬
(EST)
bonds.
from
July
1
sive.
at
to
pany
1951
to
bank
a
1
inclu¬
1965
trust
or
designated
be
by
Stone, of Detroit.
Sch. Dist.
Twp.
No.
5
(P. O. Cass City), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $125,000
build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 171,
2352 — were awarded to the
City State Bank and the
Pinney State Bank, both of Cass
City, jointly, at a price of par, a
p.
Cass
basis
of
about
$61,000
from
.
64,000
to
1 %s.
from
1959
April
on
a
about
Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P.
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
10
until
for
school
8
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
on
of
—v.
171,
the
Bank,
Mich.
2557—were
p.
Oceanna
County Savings
Hart, as 2s, at a price
The second highest bid¬
Walter J. Wade, Inc., for
was
Sheridan, Dayton, and Garfie'd
Twp. Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Fremont),
July
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
„
trust
company
as
shall
purchaser.
by. the
or
be named
Legality
by Claude H.
proved
bank
awarded
$59,000
June
26
Walter
18,000
in
Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely,
of
to
2s.
as
from
ap¬
Stevens, of
Clerk,
will receive
p.m. (CST) on
7!
i
'■
ypreeborn County Indep.1 Sch.
No. 38
Dist.
(P. O. Albert Lea),
J.
Due
1951
to
IV2S.
as
1959
Warren
Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Offering—R. Stanton Kil-
Bond
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
July 10 for the purchase of $142,500 special assessment street im¬
provement, Second Series of
1950
bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
$1,000
and
$500.
Due on July 1 from 1951 to 1955
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the City Treas¬
coupon
Denominations
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Paddock &
by Miller. Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
bids
12
Twp. School Dist. No. 3
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 3, Holland),
until
for
11
the
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
July
on
of
$850,000
3s,
as
at
a
Luverne, Minn.
Board
Offering—Secretary of the
of
Education
will
receive
and
light
on
April
Coleman),
revenue
awarded
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
April
1
from
1951
Principal and in¬
& Co.,
Mexchancs
the
Trusi
Co.,
27—v.
171, p.
Boland,
of New York, and
of
to
National
Red
Bank
Bank,
&
jointly,
as
2., a. a price of 100.133, a basis
of about 1.98%.
approved
payable
trust
at
suitable
any
bank
or
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
company
26
to
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8
(MST)
a.m.
a
purchase
pon
of
bonds.
$150,000
Dated
1,
cou¬
1950.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able at the office of the Treasurer
of
the
the
Board
County Indep. Con.
Middle
Bond
126
option
of
State
Bank,
Coleman.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Wyoming
Offering—S.
J.
choice
serial
of
the
Board of Trustees.
Bredeson,
until
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
July 6 for the purchase of $138,000
building bonds. Dated July
1950.
on
Denomination
July 1 from
Legality
$1,000.
1953 to
1975
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Richfield,
Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Highwood), Mont.
First
Michigan Corporation, of De¬
troit, as 2%s, 2V2S and 2^s.
m
Bond
Brtmswick, N. J.
Sale—The
offered
Bond
Offering—Dale A. Miller,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July
18
for
the
purchase of $35,50w
tization
bonds
will
be
the
first
choice and serial bonds the second
of
the
Lincoln
street
to
a
bonds
offered
Bond
Board
Trustees.
of
of
100.06,
basis of about 1.99%.
a
North
Plainfie'd, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $51,000 general
bonds offered June
23—v.
1950
171, p. 2558 —were awarded to
the State Trust Co., of Plainfield,
13/4S, at a
basis of about
June
27
County School Districts
O. Troy), Mont.
Sale—The $145,200 build¬
Minneapolis, MannheimerInc., and Harold E. Wood
Co., both of St. Paul, as 2.90s,
at a
price of 100.12, a basis of
about 2.97%.
Bond
sewage
fered
were
plant
28—v.
awarded to
a
171,
bonds
p.
of¬
2558—
syndicate
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
E.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $327,000 coupon or registered bonds,
dividea
follows:
as
$42,000 storm
sewer
bonds.
28,000 park improvement bonds.
28,000 fire truck bonds.
1
equipment bonds.
190,000
improvement
general
26,000
2l/z$, at
as
a
improvement bonds.
water
Dated Aug.
tion
$1,000.
1951
inclusive.
1964
to
Denomina¬
1, 1950.
Bonds stated in com¬
mature Aug. 1 from
will
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Bank of Nutle.y, Nutley, or, at the
option of the holder, at the Chase
8
National
Bank,
Leeality
approved
City.
York
New
Hawkins,
by
p.m.
Amortization
1950.
the
first
choice
bonds
and
will
serial
com¬
Co.,
price
Chicago, as 1.70s, at a
100.55, a basis of about 1.65%.
of
of
e r
i
n
ceive
se?led
bids
July
on
R.
g—Norman
Hoffman, District Clerk, will
(DST)
Interest J-J.
O f f
Bond
be
bonds
the second choice of the Board of
Trustees.
until
13
for
re¬
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $150,000 school coupon or
registered
HAMPSHIRE
Hampton, N. H.
Bond Sale—The
series
A
171,
bonds
p.
offered
sewer,
June
27
2658—were awarded to
& Co., and Hawkins &
Co., both of Boston, jointly, as
1.90s, at a price of 100.80, a basis
of about
nent
$60,000 perma¬
improvement and equipment
June
offered
the
to
29
First
were
National
Bank of Boston, as
of 100.31, a
Wis, at a price
basis of about 1.158%
Second high
was
bid of 100.10 for l%s
made by
Bonds
are
Denomination
July
1,
Due
1
Bond Sale—The $93,000 school
bonds offered June 28—v. 171, p.
Van
2558—were awarded to B. J.
Ingen
the
&
Co.,
of
New
York,
and
Prospect Park National Bank,
of Prospect Park, jointly, as 2.10s,
at
a
price
of
100.32,
a
of
basis
about 2.07%.
C. J. Devine & Co.
dated
NEW
July
$1,000.
1,
YORK
1950.
Due
on
Alexander,
July 1 from 1951 to 1956 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Merchants National Bank, of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
rian,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
1950
Storey,
July
$1,000.
Upper Saddle River Sch. Dist.
(P. F).
R
D. Allendale), N. J.
Sale—The
awarded
Dated
clusive.
1.83%.
Portsmouth, N. H.
Bond
bonds.
Denomination
from 1951 to 1970 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Hunterdon
County Trust Co., Califon. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
on
$200,000
Estabrook
bonds
Minn.
Sal e—The $2,800,000
disposal
June
Clerk,
Town
a
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
&
Rochester,
100.31,
Nulley, N. J.
Offering—Florence
Bond
Rutan,
of
1.70%.
Delalield & Wood, of New York
City.
(MST) on July
12
for
the
purchase of $18,000 Tewksbury Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R
F
D. Califon), N. J.
building bonds.
Dated
July
1,1
District
—v.
Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M. Dain &
Co., Northwestern National Bank,
of
price
as
1950.
171, p. 2558—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Egan,
171,
v.
—
1950 bonds.
par.
sewer
Allison-Williams
all
27
delity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark, Laidlaw & Co., of New York,
and MacBride, Miller & Co., of
Newark, jointly, as 2s, at a price
(P.
NEW
Sale—The $357,000
$850,000 water
June
2658—were awarded to the Fi¬
District
Minn.
posed of the First National Bank,
the
1.7.3%.
Bond
County Sch. Dist. No. 75
(P. O. Fairfield), Mont.
Offering—Ole L. Verick.
Sch. Dist. No. 9 of
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth &
(P. O. 2820 Clyde Park Ave.,
.Co., Inc., Harris, Hall & Co., Mil¬
S. W. Grand Rapids), Mich.
waukee Co., of Milwaukee, Roose¬
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school
velt
&
Cross, Wood, Gundy &
bonds offered June 28—v. 171, p.
Co., Inc., both of New York, and
to
a
Bond
District Clerk, will reecive sealed
bids
to
d Estabrook
& Co., both
iointly, as 13/4S, at
price of 100.09, a basis of about
p.
(P.O.
Twp.
awarded
avvarued
bonds
171, p. 2558
White, Weld
on
Teton
Minn.
River),
of
"
price of
of
Education, or at
the holder, at the
a
26—v.
June
.3.05%.
and
school
April
Co..
of
will be the first choice and
second
Wood,
Sale—The $408,000
and interest
Due
Denomination $1,000. Due on April
1
from
1951
to
1965
inclusive.
&
bonds
the
&
City.
Morrittown, N. J.
Bond
July 24
for the purchase of $16,000 build¬
ing and improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1950. Amortization bonds
bonds
Delafield
York
awarded to the State
inclusive.
Mich.
New
offcreu
County Sch. Dist. No. 36
(P. O. Roscoe), Mont.
Bond Offering — Ella Brown
v.
—
Hawkins,
bination
1
Bond Offering — Blanche Jones,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7 p.m. (EST) on July 5 for the
of
on
June
awarded
w^re
—
Saxxin
ing and equipment bonds offered
June
24—v.
171, p. 2452—were
—v.
$1,OCO.
Due
Principal
$900,000
plant
power
2558—were
p.
1,
1960.
The
171,
■
2657—were
to 1964 inclusive.
from
bonds olfered
2o5c>
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
& Co., of Chicago, on a bid reflect¬
ing a net interest cost of about
1
inclusive.
1958
and
—
June
Twp. Coleman Community
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 5 for the purchase of $70,000
site and
building coupon bonds.
Dated June 1, 1950. Denomination
sealed
inclusive.
1
Interest J-J.
certificates offered
were
Wade,
April
on
Due
Certificate Sale
Sch. Dist. No.
Michigan
Bond
Denomina¬
Dec.
on
and interest
choice
Sch. Dist. No. 1, Frac. (P. O.
Coleman
Holland
1965
to
Detroit.
patrick,
Due
Chouteau County Sch.
Minnesota
Bond Offering—Walter B. Lyon,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
school
about 1.722%, as follows:
at such
1951
1950.
1,
$400,0j0
bonds.
—wue
July 1 from 1953 to 1968 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Faegre
& Benson, of Minneapolis,
Mich.
$77,000
(M-N)
payable
June
$1,000.
July
on
coupon
Carbon
Joyce Thomp¬
on
Marshall
Inc., of Grand Rapids, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
coupon
Dated
tion
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
sewer
MONTANA
July 6 for the purchase of $63,000
building coupon bonds. Dated July
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
awarded
of
par.
der
$40,000
1950.
—
Bank, of Hollandale,
price of par.
bonds. Dated July
Denomination
$1,000.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest
1,
sanitary
—
Ander¬
son,
bids
inclusive.
2%s and 2V2S, at a price of 100.05.
Offering—John
7
the
41
Bond Sale—The $34,000 general
to
O.
until
for
son,
District Clerk, will receive
Holland ale, Minn.
a bank or trust com¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Bond Sale
to be
The $41,000 water
designated
by the
purchaser. Legality approved by main improvement bonds offered July 17 for the purchase of $15,000
building
and
improvemen.
Miller,
CoifipH,
Paddock
&" June 28 —v. 171, p. 2657 — were
J^nds. Dated Julv I, 1950. Amor¬
awarded
to
the
Produce
State
Stone, of Detroit.
a
Gwinn), Mich.
11
(P. O. Pequot Lakes),
Offering
obligation bonds offered June 24
1.84%.
bids
payable at
Pentwater,
was
bid reflecting
17
pany
1
inclusive.
Li.tie SiiVcr Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
building
coupon
bonds.
Dated
building and improvement bonds
July 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Dated July 1, 1950.
Amortization
| Due on Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1969
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
bonds will be the first choice and
inclusive.
Principal and interest
til 8 p.m., (EST) on July 12 for
serial bonds the second choice 0/
(J-J)
payable
at
any
suitable
the purchase of $275,000 building
the Board of Trustees.
banking institution designated by
coupon bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
the purchaser. Legality approved Flathead
Denomination
County Sch. Dist. No. 54
$1,000.
Due
on
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
(P. O. Marion), Mont. April 1 from 1951 to 1967 inclu¬
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond Offering—Madeline Han¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
of
Forsyth
1955
1
April
on
1965
of
cost
1
Nos.
sealed bids until 7
cou¬
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Belding), Mich.
Bond Offering—Nellie Johnson,
inclusive.
1958
highest bidder
on
interest
follows:
as
Due
to
second
Siler & Co.,
net
Due
1951
as
The
1.81%,
2s.
as
1950
Otisco
the
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Elklcnd
district
to
Counties
District
son,
Dated
1951
Cass
Dists.
Minnesota
Clerk,
bonds.
from
com¬
purchaser.
Miller,
City
and
Sch.
and
*
Wevant Pang-
—
Wing
Bond
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
a
on
Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
on
Denomination
a
price
a
Indep.
Joint
July 15, 19j0.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Oct.
July 11 for
purchase of $225,000 building
coupon
NEW JERSEY
J. G. Milroy,
the First National
100.28.
Crow
Detroit,
price of
basis of about 3.49%.
as
assessment
pon
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m..
of
will
receive
(EST) on
July 5 for the purchase of $16,000
sanitary sewer improvement spe¬
sted,
the
to
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Mich.
Russell
—
Co., both
3l/2S, at
Bond Offering
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
Bond
awarded
were
of
Midland, Mich.
the City Treasurer's office.
District,
26
&
100.002,
nomination $1,000. Due on July 1
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive. Prin¬
School
June
was
Bank, St. Paul, for 1.40s, at
McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
re¬
p.m.
on
Corunna
$109,000 special
improvement bonds of¬
assessment
City Comptroller, will
meyer,
bidder
Bond Sale—The
Bay City, Mich.
Offering — O. A.
—
—
(DST) on July 6 for the purchase
$500,000 notes. Dated July 6,
of
Denominations
interest
and
suitable
any
Bond Offering
by
Dorsey,
Colman,1 Liv.n^^.un Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min-'
iv h •> ton), N. J.
sey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬ neapolis.
Bond Offering—Thomas R. Col¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
lins, District Clerk, will receive
Yellow Medicine County (P. O.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Granite Falls), Minn.
Austin, Minn.
Bond Offering — George L. July 11 lor the purchase of $250,Certificate Sale
The $100,000
000 school coupon or registered
paving improvement certificates Swanson, County Auditor, will re¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
De¬
offered June 22—v. 171, p. 2557— ceive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
nomination $1,000. Due on Aug. 1
(CST) on July 11 for the purchase
were
awarded to the Northwest¬
from 1951 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
of $100,000 drainage bonds. Dated
ern
National, of Minneapolis, as
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
1.40s, at a price of 100.41, a basis July 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
at the Livingston National
Due on July 1 from 1951 to 196.
Bank,
of about 1.32%. The second
high¬
inclusive. Principal and
interest Livingston. Legality approved by
est
inclusive.
1965
to
Principal
at
banking
institution designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved
by Dor-
April
Principal and interest (A-O)
a.m.
on
inclusive.
pur¬
on
Dated
Denomination $1,000.
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1961
payable
coupon
1950.
Due
Due
p.m.
building
bonds.
coupon
July 1, 19o0.
re¬
8
the
for
11
chase of $220,000
Francis
provement
1 (P.O.
Ida), Mich.
Bond Offering — Norman Ca-
July 17, 1950. Due on Jan. 31, 1951.
Legality
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donohan, Heenehan & Hanrahan,
of New York City.
—
Agric.
Rural
School District No.
S940,COO Third Series notes. Dated
Virginia, Minn.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 6
for the purchase of
$160,000 im¬
%
»
Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
July 6 for the purchase of
Offering
MINNESOTA
Albany, Minn.
Bond Offering — E. S. Winter,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
State
Note
or
purchaser.
receive
office
bank
a
be designated by
55
Palmer
&
Altica,
Batavia,
Bethany,
Da-
Bennington and Mid'
dlekury Cen*. Sch. Dist. No. 2
<P.
Bond
O
Alexander), N.
Sale—The $225,000
bonds
offered
Y.
school
June 27
were
awarded to the Manufacturers and
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(56)
Traders
Trust
of
Co.,
Roosevelt
and
&
of
York, jointly, as 1.80s, at a price
100.26, a basis of about 1.77%.
Bonds are dated July 1, ,1950.
Denomination $1,000. (Due on July
I.
from
1951
to
1970
inclusive.
(J-J) pay¬
able at the Marine Trust Co., of
Buffalo, Bank of Batavia office.
Principal and interest
Eond
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
receive
$2,200,000
Due
July
on
from
1
district bonds.
1951
Due
1979 inclusive.
to
Sale—The
tion
$20,000
high¬
June
26—v.
offered
bonds
way
171, p. 2659—were awarded to the
Merchants National Bank, of
Plattsburgh,
100.22,
second
2s,
as
at
highest bidder
Platts¬
was
burgh National Bank & Trust Co.,
Plattsburgh, as 2s, at a price of
about
disposal district
2, Series A bonds.
Due
3.598,000 sewage
disposal
dis¬
trict No. 2, Series B bonds.
Due
the
Hemsplead, East Meadow Fire
(P. O. East Meadow),
York
New
15 from
Warwick
1950.
15,
Aug.
of
istered bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
on
July
1, 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the National Bank of Lib¬
Legality approved by Van-
erty.
dewater. Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Brewster,
Bond
Sale
June 29
—
1950
171,
v.
171,
The $22,000
—
improvement
bonds
street
offered
2658
p.
were
—
awarded to the National Commer¬
cial Bank, of Albany as
price
of
100.25,
1.35%.
1.40s, at a
basis
a
of
2558
p.
June
White
&
Co., both of New York,
100.48,
2.20s,
as
at
of
basis of about 2.16%.
a
(P.O. Greenlawn), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — D.
Howard
awarded
to
the
Se¬
curity Trust Co., of Rochester, as
l%s, at a price of 100.60, a basis
of about
1.74%.
Village
000
building
1950
istered bonds.
coupon
Dated
Denomination
New
Bond
Sale
—
York
The
$25,000
fire
house 1949 bonds offered June 22
awarded
were
to
reg¬
or
July 1, 1950.
1.37%.
dated
are
denomination
Sept.
$1,000.
1949.
1,
Due
on
iSept. 1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
the
at
South
Center
Moriches.
proved
by
Heckler
York
Bay
Bank,
Legality
Vandewater,
&
Galloway,
ap¬
Sykes,
of
New
City.
Busti (P. O. Lakewood), N.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
June
turers
and
$13,300
26—v.
awarded
—were
171.
the
to
Y.
istered bonds.
2658
Traders
Trust
iv2s,
a
Co.,
Bond
100.09,
basis of about 1.47%.
a
(DST)
Croton-On-Hudson, N.
Bond
rello,
Offering—Joseph
Village
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
will
a.m.
Y.
from
1
(DST)
on
1980
interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
and
payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Gloversville,
Bond
N.
Y.
able
National State Bank, Newark, and
a>s
Co., of New York, jointly,
1.60s1, "at a price of 100(16, a
basis of about 1.58%.
1
or
Dated March 1,
$1,000.
Due
1 from
1951
the
First
Due
inclusive.
West Haverstraw, N.
Sale—The
Y.
28
awarded
were
$13,000
Legality approved
North
& Trust
of Haverstraw
Bank
Hempstead Union Free
7 (P. O.
Great Neck), N.
Y.
Sale—The $3,800,000
dated
are
July
1, 1950.
Due
on
Bond
con¬
struction bonds offered June 28—
a
National
Harris
Bank,
Trust
of
Becker
Co.,
&
Co.,
York,
as
101.00,
a
Co.,
&
2.20s,
at
Bond
of
of
Sale—The
of
100.10,
The
Jay, Keens, Chesterfield, Wilming¬
Black Brook and Franklin
ton,
Cent. Sch. Dist. No.
Ausable
Y.
The $20,200 judg¬
offered
June
28—v.
County
(P.
New
Bond
Mineola),
O.
York
Offering—H. Bogart Sea¬
County Treasurer,
man,
ceive sealed
(DST)
chase
July
on
of
bids until
12
registered
bonds,
will
re¬
12:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
$19,189,000
coupon
divided
bonds
bonds.
from 1951
road,
Due
to
on
1960
Aug.
15
inclusive.
1,650,000 surface drainage sewer,
Series B bonds.
Due on Aug.
from
1951
to
1970
inclu¬
sive.
1,211,000 surface drainage sewer,
.
Series C bonds.
15,
from
1951
Due
to
on
1970
Unadilla and
Sch.
sive.
Due
ing
1950
—v.
to
on
Aug. 15 from 1951 to
1970 inclusive.
21—v.
highest bidder was
R. S. Dickson & Co., for 2V2S, and
3y4s, at a price of par.
Sale
—
The $30,000
Catawba
2453
p.
were
—
&
Sutherland
awarded to Ryan,
Co., of Toledo, as
2y4s, at a price of 101.38. The sec¬
ond
highest
bidder was
J. A.
White & Co., for 2y4s, at a price
of
100.70.
County
.
Offering
—
W.
E.
sealed
bids
Raleigh,
his
office
in
a.m.
(EST)
on
at
until
11
Ohio
Details—The
Sale
Bond
Easter-
Dist.
Sch.
Local
Norwalk),
O.
(P.
(P. O. Newton), N. C.
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered June 24—v. 171,
Bronson-Norwalk
$40,000
building bonds purchased by Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of In¬
dianapolis, as 2V2s, as previously
in
noted
sold at
about
a
171,
v.
2353,
p.
price of 100.06,
were
basis of
a
2.49%.
Dist.
No.
1
(P.
O.
171,
June
Union
28
awarded
Securities
Corp., both of
New York, jointly, as 1%s, at a
price of 100.28, a basis of about
$400,000
sani¬
the Branch Banking
of
Education,
$30,000
at
& Trust Co.,
1953
June
Due
to
on
1957
1
inclusive.
Sale—The
$35,000
offered
June
Co.. of Buffalo.
and
Traders
on
June
1
sewer
28—v.
2658—were awarded to the
Manufacturers
Due
6s.
as
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Trust
^
215.000
as
Due on June 1
2Vts.
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
85,000
as
from
Is.
1978
Due
to
1982
on
June
inclusive.
1
Pace.
Dorotha
of
will
school
000
of
Board
the
sealed
receive
bonds.
Dated
June
Denomination $1,000.
Dec.
1
from
1951
to
1,
Due
1973
in¬
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
by
proved
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Claridon
Twp.
(P. O.
a
iy>s.
as
—
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(EST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $150.-
price of par, a
basis of about 2.18%, as follows:
Wilson,
Sch. Dist., Ohio
Local
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer
Local Sch.
R. F. D. No.
Marion),
Bond
Clerk
will
bonds
p.
C.
N.
Sale—The
tary sewer bonds offered June 27
v.
171, p. 2659—were awarded to
70,000
Shaneateles, N. Y.
171,
Bond
from
1.171%.
Bond
Bond
on
Goldsboro,
Y.
bonds offered
p. 2659—were
Cardingtcn
1950.
Guilford' Cent.
Smith, Barney & Co., and the
1950
237,000 building, Series A bonds.
water
June
Sale—The $700,000 build¬
Bond
Aug.
inclu¬
June 1, 1956.
second
p.
or
Series
inclusive., and $2,000
Dist.,
Sch.
Local
Ohio
and
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Y.
N
$60,000
offered
Sidney), N.
$1,650,000 county
15,
Harbor,
approved
Williams, of
Cincinnati.
Bond
on
Legality
Shaffer
Bloomingburg
iy4s,
$10,500 as
June 1 from 1951
5VzS, due
as
The
De¬
Dec.
&
fol¬
as
as
1964
on
inclusive.
in¬
2558—were awarded to July 11 for the purchase of $1,Co., Inc., of Buffalo, as 250,000 school building, series A
2.10s, at a price of 100.25, a basis coupon bonds. Dated June 1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
of about 2.07%. The second high¬
est bidder was Marine Trust Co., June 1 from 1953 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Buffalo, for 2.20s, at a price of
payable in New York City.
Le¬
100.66.
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Sidney, Franklin, Masonville,
Washburn, of New York City.
171,
lows:
B
highest bidder was
Albany, for 1.20s,
Sale—The
Bond
1950
in
1
on
Due
1973
to
J-D.
Peck,
by
pur¬
addition
15, 1950.
$1,000.
1951
Interest
bonds:
on
for the
12
Dated June
from
15
1965.
1955
July
on
nomination
as
of
Sachets
on
12,500 general
street
price of 100.007.
Otis
C. E. Weinig Co., of Buffalo.
Nassau
Bank
$10,000
June
to
(P. O.
Forks), N.
—
bonds
1
a
and
1963
1959 to
1.20s, at a price
basis of about 1.15%.
second
State
at
a
(EST)
bonds.
inclu¬
2y2s, due
as
from
2y4s, due
22—v. 171, p. 2558—were, awarded
to the Merchants National Bank,
Plattsburgh,
1
"
Guaranty Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Ho.yt & Washburn, of New York
City.
of
$25,000
due
N. Y.
$35,000
will receive sealed bids until noon
bonds:
1958
to
clusive,
New
price
a
basis of about 2.11%.
Plattshur gh,
and
at
sive;
par.
chase of $84,000 building
1956
June
G.
Smithers &
S.
F.
Rand
and
A.
price of
a
Addyston Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — Bert Rankin,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
of Dur¬
on June
inclusive;
5V2s, due on June
as
from
build¬
$107,800
OHIO
awarded
utility
Dak.
N.
Dist.,
Sch.
re¬
2^4s, due
as
$13,000
1
on
Sale—The
l3/4s, at
as
$72,500
Vance
and
fight¬
Dated Aug.
Aug. 1 from 1953
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 171,
p.
2559 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Hettinger,
from 1952 to 1955
1
Due
Hettinger
follows:
as
$12,000
New
Hutzler, Coffin & Burr,
the
and
July 31 for
inclusive.
1962
1950 bonds offered June
$60,000 street
Bank, of Chicago, Salomon Bros.
p.m.
payable
1, 1950.
to
N. C.
The
—
bids
Sealed
ing equipment bonds.
CAROLINA
27—v. 171, p. 2659—were
to J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
Savings
&
improvement bonds offered June
(F-A)
funding
171, p. 2659—were awarded to
syndicate
composed
of
the
v.
Sale
—
the purchase of $20,000 fire
Bond
Bond
N. Dak.
Offering
will be received until
to
Bryson City,
par.
Dickinson,
Co.,
1955 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
NORTH
Department, as
price of
a
Bond
$1,000.
1951
from
1
3453—were awarded
p.
State Land
2V4S, at
of Haverstraw, as iy4s.
2.68%,
the
interest
to the
Securities
Corp., of Greensboro, jointly, at a
price of 100.09, a basis of about
School District No.
—
National
the
to
171,
—v.
public
improvement bonds offered June
Bond
pay¬
Trust
(P. O. Esmond), N. Dak.
The $31,000 con¬
bonds offered June 26
Sale
Bond
struction
ham,
pur¬
Principal
&
County, Harmony Sch. Dist.
No. 25
Galloway, of New York City.
sive.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Aug. 1 from 1951
on
NORTH DAKOTA
Benson
inclusive.
Bank
(J-D)
Principal and interest
1978 in¬
to
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler &
receive
on
11
July
on
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell & Per¬
shing, of New York City.
clusive.
July
(DST)
p.m.
1956
to
Co., of Utica.
2
of
1970
to
Sal e—The $1,500,000
Hall &
1951
at
the
until
for
12
coupon
$1,000.
school 1950 bonds offered June 28
.171, p. 2658—were awarded to
Salomon Bros., & Hutzler, Reynr
blds & Co., both of New York.
March
on
coupon
sive.
of
1950
(EST)
a.m.
Denomination
1950.
Shaw,
Principal and interest (J-J)
&
171, p. 2659—were awarded to the
Zereceive
July 11 for the purchase of $200,000 sanitary sewer system, Series
C 1950 coupon registered bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on July 1 from 1951
to
July
Bond Sale
A.
school
registered bonds.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
will
$2,300,000 electric plant
or registered bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1950. Denomination
1950
ment
■
W.
Donald
—
bids
sealed
on
chase
of
as
at
Offering
Swanson, City Comptroller,
of
price
Buffalo,
$250,000
purchase
the
for
6
Dated July 1, 1950.
York,
Y.
bonds
p.
Manufac¬
July
on
receive
(DST)
bids until 3:45 p.m.
sealed
Phil¬
B.
will
Clerk,
11
purchase of $250,000 hos¬
pital coupon bonds. Dated June 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on June 1 from 1952 to 1979 inclu¬
straw.
Chase
Jamestown, N.
receive
Bonds
able
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at
the
First
National
Bank
& Trust Co., Huntington.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City,
the
Patchogue
Dank, of Patchogue, at 1.70s, at a
price of 100.12, a basis of about
Offering—Wm.
District
W. E. Easter-
—
the
for
payable at the National Bank of
Haverstraw & Trust Co., Haver¬
$1,000.
Due
on
1951 to 1965 inclu¬
April 1 from
District (P. O. East Moriches),
"
Bond
lips,
Denomination
Y.
T.
will
Treasurer,
bids until
sealed
sive.
Brookhaven, East Moriches Fire
Mills, N.
11
July 17 for the purchase of $18,-
price
a
Taylor, District Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
bonds offered June 28—v. 171, p.
July 6 for the purchase of $275,2658—were
York
Offering—John
No.
Dist.
000 fire truck 1950 coupon or reg¬
jointly,
No. 6
Brighton Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
New
Bond
Sch.
Com.
Offering
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
York, jointly, as 2s, at a
of 100.29, a basis of about
Bonds
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and R. D.
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
.
sociates.
awarded to
were
—
27—v.
Harriman
about
'
.
Roosevelt & Cross, Hall & Co.,
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York Hornblower & Weeks, F. S. Smithers
& Co., Freeman & Co., and
City.
Tripp & Co., all of New York, as
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. 2.20s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
No. 13 (P. O. Valley Stream),
of about 2.178%. Second high bid
New York
of 100.169 for 2.20s was made by
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and As¬
offered
(P. O.
Rockingham), N. C.
Bond
(P. O. Greenwood Lake), N. Y.
Treasurer,
bonds
Richmond County
until
proved
1950
Y.
N.
City.
1.97%.
City.
in¬
and
Principal
payable in New York
Legality approved by Mit¬
& Pershing, of New
York
chell
New
price
inclusive.
1978
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Roose¬
velt & Cross and Hall & Co., both
Dated
July 11 for
on
terest (J-D)
City.
Denomi¬
nation $1,000.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
Bank & Trust Co., of Utica. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes. Heckler & Galloway, 01
inclusive.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase of $514,000 school
building
coupon
bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Due on June 1 from iy5z to
ing 1950 bonds offered June 29—
v.
171. p. 2658—were awarded to
1979
11
until
build¬
$55,000
1951 to
Aug.
on
Ryder
New Hartford, Kirkland and Paris
will
receive
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Bethel (P. O. Kauneonga Lake),
New Hartford), N. Y.
July 6 for the purchase of $25,New York
Bond
Sale
The $1,715,000
000 fire truck coupon
or
regis¬
Bond Offering—Ivan A. Brown, tered bonds. Dated June 1, lu50. school building and land acquisi¬
tion bonds offered on June 29—
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive Denomination $1,000. Due on June
.sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on 1
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive. v. 171, p. 2658—were awarded to a
composed
of
Marine
July 6 for the purchase of $50,- Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ syndicate
C00 highway 1950 coupon or reg- able at the Long Island National Trust Co., Manufacturers & Trad¬
Trust
Co., both of Buffalo,
Bank of Hicksville. Legality ap¬ ers
Denomination
Sale—The
W. E. Easter-
—
the
of
Brochport), N. Y.
—
/
basis
1.69%.
Bond
Offering—Edward
Bond
District
100.10.
to
1.70s,
as
a
New York
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
Presiding Supervisor.
District
100.08,
of
Sweden, Ogden, Parma, Clarkson,
Clarendon, Murray and Bergen
Cent. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
(J-J) payable at the office of
est
price of
a
basis of about 1.92%. The
a
July 1, 1950. Denomina¬
$1,000.
Principal and inter¬
Dated
Co., of Buffalo,
price
sewage
inclusive.
July 1
&
a
22—v.
awarded
were
—
Offering
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
school
June
2558
at
inclusive.
1970
to
offered
bonds
p.
(P. O.
County
Franklin), N. C.
Y.
$33,000
Otis
Se¬
Aug. 15 from 1951 to 1979
on
sewer
on
1951
8.000.000
1950
Aug. 15
on
Sale—The
Bond
Macon
Cent.
1950
Monday, July 3.
.
.
(P.O.
171,
acquisition,
Due
1
Munnsville), N.
A
inclusive.
ries B bonds.
from
Series
Aug. 15 from
on
1969
land
1.488.000
1964 inclusive.
1951 to
Due
to
No.
617,000 West Long Beach
from
Bond
1951
disposal district
refuse
bonds.
School District No.
inclusive.
1959
to
building,
park
bonds.
July 11 for the purchase of $2,817,000
coupon
or
registered
bonds, divided as- follows:
on
Beekmantown (P. O.
Plattaburgh), N. Y.
755,000
(DST)
a.m.
1951
from
S.
Hamilton
—
sealed bids until 10:30
Batavia.
Hawkins,
Onering
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will
and Smithfield
Stochbridge
improvement, Se¬
Due on Aug. 15
park
ries A bonds.
Hempstead), N. Y.
New
of
600,000
O.
(P.
Hempstead
Buffalo,
Cross,
.
Ohio
Offering —W.
of the
.
receive
(EST)
Dist.
6,
M.
Haley,
Board of Education,
sealed
bids
until
July 14 for the
purchase of $135,000 school bonds.
Dated June 1,
1950.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
noon
and
interest
on
(J-D) payable at the
r<-.
mi
Volume 172
Number 4921
Caledonia
donia.
Banking
Legality
Squire,
.
.
Co.,
Cale¬
by
Dempsey, of
&
purchase
Peck,
pense
Cincinnati.
sealed
(EST)
Ohio
bids
until
1
p.m.
July 6 for the purchase
on
of $125,000 water works improve¬
bonds.
ment
Concord Local Sch. Dist.
R.
D.
(P. O.
Urbana),
Ohio
McDaniel,
the Board of Education,
2,
Bond Offering—A. V.
Clerk
of
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dated
July
from
15
13
for
$16,000
nomination
noon
the
pur¬
improvement
Aug. 15,
$1,000.
1951
Interest
Dec.
Bond
1950.
Due
1958
to
De¬
Oct.
on
inclusive.
ency
relief
bonds
offered
(EST)
of
will
10
a.m.
July 18 for the purchase
on
$1,000,000
Fifth
until
Series
memorial,
veterans
bonds.
March
Dated
Denomination
$1,000.
March 1 and Sept. 1 from
1950.
1,
Due
on
1951
First
Kenton,
Bond
—
(P.
were
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
$40,000
bonds
offered June 28—v. 171, p. 2453—
were awarded to the First Cleve¬
land
at
Corp., of Cleveland, as 13/4S,
price of 100.66, a basis of
a
about 1.61%.
Offering
Clerk
Education,
for
1950.
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
clusive.
from
15
Legality
Shaffer
&
Peck,
on
July
$60,030
July
$1,000.
1951
of
sealed
of
Dated
Denomination
Dec.
A.
Board
receive
noon
the
building
on
the
will
until
Louis
—
of
to
15,
Due
1970
in¬
approved
by
Williams,
Cleveland.
Washington
Cincinnati.
Bond
London,
Bond
Ohio
Clerk,
will
White
&
234s, at
awarded
J.
to
A.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
July
on
of
bids
for
12
$50,000
until
noon
the
pur¬
improve¬
sewer
ment, series C bonds. Dated June
1,
1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
from
1
(J-D)
payable
Bank
to
and
Principal
tional
bids
for
12
First
Elmwood
felder,
Dist., Ohio
of
of
Education, will
1951
the
Dec.
1
Dec.
Blaine
Bond
1963
in¬
offered
Due
on
1963
in¬
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Sale—The
$15,000 street
assessment bonds offered
special
June
26
awarded
were
the
to
Peoples National Bank, of Green¬
field, as 13/4S, at a price of 100.50,
a
basis of about 1.66%.
The
ond
highest bidder was
White & Co., for 2V2S, at
of
sec¬
tion
of
Bond
City
sealed
2453
cept
awarded
were
W.
R.
to
&
son
Co.,
both
New
of
York,
Westheimer
& Co., of Cincinnati,
Burge &
Kraus,
of
Cleveland, jointly, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 2.13%, as
and
Ball,
follows:
2V4S.
as
from
295,000
2s.
1966
on
1, Foster),
Clerk of the
p.m.
bids
until
will
noon
(EST)
of
sealed
notes.
Due
on
for $200.
one
1962
and
Due
1963.
on
of
until
bids
current
June 1
8
pur¬
expense
and Dec.
1
l3As and 2s.
equipm ent
Due frohi
Offering
on
to
as
to
bids
sealed
until
Puckett,
Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
July 17 for the
$5,000 improvement
July
Dec.
clusive.
1
1,
Due
from
1951
1950.
on
to
bid
a
1951
and
1952.
purchase
—
ap¬
Wil¬
awarded
to
171,
p.
Calvert
Helena,
Bond
July 12
of $25,000 mu¬
offered
liams, of Cincinnati.
Indian Hill Local Sch. Dist.
R.
Bond
R.
1,
(P. O.
Madisonville,
Sale
—
June
7
The
were
awarded
to
of the
Board
receive
sealed
15 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
p.m.
(EST)
In¬
Note
Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
City,
1953
to
Taylor,
Education,
July
10
until
for
1962
etery
v.
8
the
from
at
the
in
171,
Sale—The
as
to 1975 inclusive.
Aug.
on
1
from
park,
$88,000
from
of
the
fiscal
bonds
p.
23
of
Hollis,
—
2559—were awarded to
in
as
1961
Series
4s,
1953
due
to
A
on
1954;
and
l%s, due
as
park,
on
Series
as
lVis.
Co.,
The-second
bonds
A
inclusive,
2s, due on
1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
as
Sale
awarded
were
—
offered
to
on
The
$1,200,-
above
Dorothy
of Oklahoma City, on
reflecting
about
a
1.99%,
net
as
interest
follows:
agency
York
Condon,
Ore.
Offering
—
Robert
Schmaltz, City Recorder, will re^
ceive
sealed
(PST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
July 11 for the pur¬
$65,000 sewer system
bonds. Dated July 1, 195(h
on
chase
of
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
oq>
July 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
City Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc-
the
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Douglas County, Winston-Dillaret
Water
date
Hud¬
bid
a
cost
of
District
(P.
O.
Dillard), Ore.
Bond
Offering—C. C. Fosback,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will receive
sealecl
bids until
for
6
water
1,
8
the
p.m.
(PST)
July
on
purchase
of
$78,OW
bonds. Dated July
Denomination
$1,00&
coupon
1950.
Due
on
July 1 from 1952 to 1967
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
County, to
purchaser.
23—v.
1955 to 1960
$648,000
Aug.
son,
inclusive.
purchaser.
Bond
eral
and
000
1965
land.
1955 to 1960
Additional
cem¬
to
as
clusive.
$10,000
offered June
1955
New
1 from
the First State Bank & Trust
j
sealed
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's
office, or
$88,000 as 4s, due on
Aug.
1
in
1953
and
1954;
$264,000 as l%s, due on Aug.
inclusive.
Hollis, Okla.
Bond
bids
1,
Aug. 1 from 1955
on
1,000,000 fair
2V2S and 314s.
1962 inclusive.
Local Sch. Dist.,
of
as
ment bonds. Due from 1953 to
Offering—Marion
on
J.
10,000 street maintenance equip¬
Ohio
Tharp,
receive
OREGON
bonds:
payable at the Farm¬
Banking Co., Lakeview.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Clerk
Aug.
clusive.
improvement bonds. Due from
homa
terest (J-D)
will
Baker
coupon
bonds:
A
on
Aug.
inclusive,
and
$648,000 as 2s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
$20,000 water works extension and
will
from
1
inclusive, and $418,on Aug. 1 from
Aug.
1
$264,000
$30,000 bonds
Principal and in¬
South Lebanon
as
1954; $168,000
and
bonds:
1
inclusive.
E.
Wood, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on July 12 for
the purchase of $294,000 building
bonds.
Dated Dec., 15, 1949.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on Dec.
$6,000
Aug.
on
1,000,000 river
Okla.
1951 to
ers
Cincinnati), Ohio
Offering — Raymond
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 3
for the purchase of $80,000 dis¬
1
on Aug. 1 in 1953 and
1954; $84,000 as l%s, due on
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1960 in¬
clusive, and $217,000 as 2s,
Can-
&
Due
15 from
.
to
Weleetka, Okla.
Bond Offering—Berniece
Town
4s, due
2659—
nicipal
building
bonds.
Dated
15, 1950. Denomination $1,-
June
Dec.
1954;
329,000 city jail bonds: $28,000
field, of Oklahoma City.
on
1953
inclusive.
bonds:
Aug.
1975 inclusive.
$70,000 bonds
the R.
on
A
on
2s, due
as
1961
Okla.
The
000.
Legality
proved by Peck, Shaffer &
as
1975 inclusive.
to
1960
to
1.92%.
offered June 27—v.
Point, Ohio
Offering — C. D. Smith,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(EST)
Sale
Bond
Russells
noon
due
1953
000
of Minco, on
net
interest
a
Healdton,
1
in¬
Bond
the
in
due
were
for
reflecting
of about
cost
Interest J-D.
bids until
and
park, Series
$56,000 as 4s, due
De¬
June
1955
2s,
1961
2
First National Bank,
on
Dated
$54,000
—
of the
(EST)
purchase of
1953
l34s, due
(P. O. Minco), Okla.
Bond Sale
The $65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 171,
p.
2558 — were awarded to the
1954;
Aug. 1 from 1955
on
642,000
1960 inclusive.
to
No.
noon
1957
8,500 repair bonds. Due from 1953
Dist., Ohio
from
of,the State
City, at the optioni
Legality ap¬
1963 inclusive, and $128,000
proved by Hallock, Donald, Banta
2s, due on Aug. 1 from 1961
& Silver, of Baker.
1975 inclusive.
and
13/4s, due on Aug. 1 from 1955
1960 inclusive, and $15,000
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Local Sch.
-
.
due
are
'
1
to
equipment
to
1961
inclusive.
1953
in
inclusive.
liams, of Cincinnati.
Clerk
transportation
bonds. Due from 1953
(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Edgar
County School District No. $
(P. O. Baker), Ore.
Bond Offering—T. H.
Richards,
23,000 library, Series
$2,000 as 4s, due
2
1960
in
,
as
$16,500
Nov. 1
interest
Palestine
1975
1 from
clusive.
in
—
Aug.
on
200,000 traffic control bonds:
$18,000 as 4s, due on Aug. 1
p.m.
Principal and
C.
sewer, Series A
$174,000 as 4s, due on
District Clerk, will receive sealecl
Aug.
1
in
1953
and
1954;
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on July 5
$522,000 as l34s, due on Aug.
for the purchase of
1 from 1955 to 1960
$760,000 school
inclusive,
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950.
De¬
and $1,304,000 as 2s, due on
nomination $1,000.
Due on Jan.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
follows:
and
Persley,
Education,
to
Due from 1953 to 1936
receive
will
on
1963
bonds:
to
Roy Beals,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Mc¬
Bonds
2,000,000 storm
Blaine County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 97 (P. O. Greenfield),
6 for the purchase of $21,refunding bonds. Dated July
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000, ex¬
nomination $500.
R. R.
Ohio
awarded
200
in
bonds:
to
of about 2.19%.
on Aug. 1
inclusive.,
2s, due on
1960
awarded
were
Honnold, of Oklahoma City, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
on Aug.
1 from 1955 to 1960
inclusive, and $2,276,000 as
July
bonds.
Local
July 6 for the
$5,000
1
Olan
Board
receive
chase
—
Oct.
Interest
$12,500 bonds
were
transportation
Bond
(EST)
A
l%s, due
receive
20
—
$306,000 as
4s, due on Aug. 1 in 1953 and
posal plant bonds. Due from 1953
1954; $918,000 as 13/4s, due
(CST) on July 6 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000 bonds, divided as
will
inclusive.
Sch. Diet. (P. O.
Offering
1
inclusive.
from 1967 to 1971
No.
Oct.
on
Due
1950 to
as
Due
Hamilton-Maineville
will
Auditor,
Bond Offering—Walter
$705,000
Note
Boston, Ohio
Offering—James E.
to
County Indep. Sch. Diet«■
(P. O. Seminole), Okla. ,,.t
Sale
The $32,000 build*
ing and repair bonds offered June
l34s, due
as
1955
Series
Oklahoma
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 first
mortgage water works revenue
bonds offered June 23—v. 171, p.
Pressprich & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
1,
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
New
No. 5
Bond
clusive.
Dec. 1 from
4,000 building bonds.
Cleveland.
Seminole
fol¬
as
3,500,000 sanitary
sewer
and sewage disposal plant
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at the Com¬
Coy,
Hamilton,
14
as
bonds.
in¬
and
Savings Bank, Millersburg.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
price
100.90.
—
June
Wichita,
Denomina¬
Principal
2.008%,
cost of about 2.25%.
'
Sale consisted of:
mercial &
A.
J.
a
to
1, 1950.
$1,000.
terest
July
inclusive.
Sale----The
$8,500
Dated July
Greenfield, Ohio
Bond
1951
to 1975 inclusive.
Trust
and $3,256,000 as
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬
July
on
the First Securities Co. of Kansas,
from
about
308,000
from
County Depend. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Homestead), Okla.
No. 4
clusive.
1
Marine
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1954; $26,000 as iy2s, due on
Aug. 1 1955, and $522,000 as
2s, due on Aug. 1 from 1956
Trust
$5,000,000 water works, Series A
bonds: $436,000 as 4s, due on
Aug. 1 in 1953 and 1954; $1,-
$1,000, except
on
of
2s, due
clusive.
fer
&
lows:
OKLAHOMA
on
bonds.
National
Bank
1975
to 1972 inclusive.
1951
25,000 building
York,
basis
receive
Due
to
a
Martin,
Dated
Due
1960
to
bonds.
from
New
J-D.
bids until noon (EST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $43,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
&
bonds.
Denomination
sealed
$18,000 building
National
2s, due
to
600,000 airport bonds: $52,000 as
2s, due on Aug. 1 in 1953 and
Philadelphia, H. V. Sattley & Co.,
of Detroit, McDougal &
Co., of
Chicago, and Edward D. Jones &
Co., of St. Louis, at a price of par,
the
purchase of $43,975
improvement, special as¬
for $975.
one
Earl Rocken-
—
Clerk-Treasurer
Board
Na¬
Place.
Local Sch.
Offering
2559
p.
F.
(DST)
noon
sessment
1950.
Bond
the
of
as
1956
Co., of Chicago, Eastman, Dillion
& Co., Barr Brothers & Co., both
of
Ohio
Offering—G.
until
street
interest
the
at
of
1970
1951
a
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
New
York, Continental
Illinois
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
interest payable at
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Nashville
171,
Willowick,
bus.
Golf Manor (P. O. Elmwood
Place), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Dorothy
Stubbs, Village Clerk, will re¬
_
$55,000 bonds
24—v.
awarded to J. A. White &
Bond
the Ohio National Bank of Colum¬
of about 2.58%.
Ohio
1.61%.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec.
1
from
1951
to
1973
inclusive.
Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 100.47, a basis Principal and
a
House,
Co., of Cincinnati, as l34s, at a
price of 100.75, a basis of about
Sale—The
2559—were
June
—were
receive
Court
Sale —The
offered
Offering—Evelyn E. Con-
Village
Ion,
—
of
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Gallipolis, Ohio
$3,605 Mound July 13 for the purchase of $400,Hill
000
water
works first mortgage
Cemetery
improvement
bonds offered June 23—v. 171, p. revenue bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
Bond
to
Co.,
Pauls Valley, Okla.
of Buffalo, Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Bond Offering — W. J.
Harris,
of New York, Harris, Hall & Co.,
J. A. White & Co., for 23/4S, at a
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Fidelity
Union
Trust
Co.,
of bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
price of 100.40.
July Id
Newark, Wood, Struthers & Co., for the purchase of
$275,000 bonds,
Van Wert City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc., divided as follows:
Bond Offering—F. E. Shaffer, Bramhall, Barbour & Co., Wm. E.
$250,000 sewer system improve¬
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of Pollock & Co., F. S. Smithers &
ment bonds. Due from 1953 to
Education, will receive sealed bids Co., King, Quirk & Co., Hirsch &
1963 inclusive.
until noon (EST) on July 11 for Co., Adams, McEntee &
Co., Rob¬
25,000 library bonds. Due from
the purchase of $844,000 building ert Winthrop &
Co., all of New
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1950.
De¬ York, Northwestern National
nomination $1,000. Due on Oct. 1 Bank,
of
Minneapolis,
Pacific
Pushmataha County Indep.
from 1951 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Northwest Co., of Seattle, Sills,
Sch. Dist. No. 15 (P. O.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable Fairman & Harris, of Chicago,
Nashoba), Okla.
at the Peoples Savings Bank Co.,
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.,
Bond Sale —The $6,500 build¬
or
the Van Wert National Bank,
Goodbody & Co., both of New ing bonds offered June 20—v.
171,
both of Van Wert, at the option
York, Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, p. 2354 — were awarded to the
of the holder. Legality approved of St. Louis, Robert Hawkins &
Clayton State Bank, of Clayton,
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Co., of Boston, Janney & Co., of on a bid
reflecting a net interest
Ohio
Sale—The
Sale
000
/
syndi¬
awarded
57
$600,000 fire bonds: $52,000 as 2s,
due on Aug. 1 in
1953 and
1954; $26,000 as iv2s, due oh
Aug. 1 from 1955, and $522,-
171, p.
2454—were
Dist.
O. Chillicotke), Ohio
Bond
Cleveland
inclusive.
1972
to
Sch.
—
bonds offered June 27—v.
of
14
bids
Local
State
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sale
'Trie
$13,694,000
Bond
ing addition bonds offered June
Corp., of Cleveland, as IV2S, at a 22—v.
171, p. 2434—were awarded
price of 100.32, a basis of about to
Seasongood & Mayer, of Cin¬
1.42%.
The second highest bid¬
cinnati, as 23/4s, at a price of
der was J. A. White & Co., for
100.77, a basis of about 2.67%.
IV2S, at a price of 100.16.
The second
highest bidder was
2559
p.
the
to
Pausch,
Commissioners,
Scioto
First
was
Bank,
of
sealed
Legal¬
bidder
composed
ley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
County
1952.
highest
Bank, Gould, for 1.35s.
City
bids
receive
and
ex¬
and
1
both
171,
v.
—
Bond
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
1951
June
cate
27
awarded
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond
in
current
011
The $70,000 build¬
June
(P. O. Leesburg), Ohio
Franklin
1
Scuth
Leesburg-Highland Local Sch. Dist.
A-O.
$1,400
Due
by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Sale—The $50,000 emerg¬
poor
of
notes.
ity approved
County (P. O.
Steubenville), Ohio
Bond
ceive
Legality approved by
Shaffer
&
Williams,
of
Jefferson
Offering—Margaret E. De
Curtins, Village Clerk, will re¬
(57)
terest J-D.
Cleveland.
Cold water,
59
(59)
CJniAniWiJ
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
approved
Sanders
nm/J
•
and
interest
in
the
be designated by the
any
bank
,
Hermiston, Ore.
Bond
Sale—The
sewer
171,
p.
j
$350,000
bonds offered
on
gen¬
June
2559—were awarded
William P. Harper & Son &
Co., of Seattle, Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, and Widmann &
to
Co.,
both
of
Cincinnati,
bid reflecting a
cost of about 2.68%.
on
a
highest
Juran
&
on a bid reflecting a
interest cost of about 2.99%.
net
Moody,
bidder
jointly,
net intere^
The second
rwas
58
(58)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Jackson
County Sch. Dist. No. 35
(P. O. Rogue River), Ore.
Sale—The $115,000 school
Philadelphia, jointly, as l3/4s, at
price of 100.32, a basis of about
pon
a
Denomination $1,000. Due
1.72%.
1
Bond
bonds
offered
June
27—v.
171,
p.
bidder
est
First
was
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Offering—Sterling Cra¬
Borough Secretary, will re-
Bond
Bank, Portland, for
mer,
jeive
National
^/4s
sealed
jl^ST)
uu
Central Lincoln
Peoples Utility District (P.O.
Newport), Ore.
Bond
tric
171,
Foster
to
and
,
Sale —The
offered
Marshall,
of
terest
a
price of 99,
of
cost
about
nent
June
as
1952 to
Due
1960
1961
to
1965
1966 to 1971
account
Jan. 1
on
Powell
&
,%s, at
a
Blyth
Fordyce & Co., bidding
for 2y4s, 2y2s and 23/4s, submitted
the second offer of 98.70.
.s,
i"
*s
.
\
23—v. 171, p. 2454—were awarded
to a
of the
Savings Bank, of
&
*
-
National
Bank,
Trust Co.,
Seattle, American
San Francisco, and Hess & McFaul, of Portland, as V/2S, at a
price of 99.40, a basis of about
'
Port of Portland
Portland),
(P.
O.
Ore.
'uschock,
will
$1,000.
Due
fice
of
the
Port,
or
at
its
fiscal
City. Legal¬
ity approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City Authority
Altoona), Pa.
Bond Sale—The
$1,400,000
O.
sew¬
of Kidder,
Peabody & Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
both of New York, Yarnall & Co.,
Aspden, Robinson & Co., both of
Philadelphia,
Fauset,
Steele
&
Co., and Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., both of Pittsburgh, at a price
of 100.01, a basis of about
2.64%,
follows:
$225,000
3s. Due
as
1951 to
1,175,000
1959
as
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
2%s. Due
July 1
on
second
highest bidder was
White, Weld & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Roosevelt & Cross, Wurts,
Borough
Secretary,
will
Cole,
receive
that
709.75
approved
inclusive,
As
of
Philadel¬
Monessen, Pa.
Offering — Francis H.
City Clerk, will receive
bids
until
July 12 for the
obligation
bonds,
coupon
July 1, 1950. Denomination
on
July 1 from 1952 to
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin &
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Norristown, Pa.
Sale—The $1,350,000
Bond
Philadel¬
Cheltenham Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Elkins Park), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $775,000 build¬
ing and improvement bonds of-
290,000
in
will
make
Philadelphia, Blair, Rollins &
Co., Inc., Yarnall & Co., W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co., both of
Philadelphia, and Francis I. du
Co., of New York, as l%s,
it
price
a
about
of
1j62%.
bidder
100.01, a basis of
The second highest
Harriman
was
Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
^anney & Co., and Edward Low¬
Stokes
Co., jointly, for
price of 101.08
a
Bond
Offering
—
Add
B.
the
by
of
the
school
1,
bonds.
coupon
1950.
Due
on Aug.
inclusive.
$1,-
Legislature.
expenditures
ex¬
the
the
next
services
in
most
as
M
to
The
of
County
O.
C.
each
making
in
of
the
past
possible
addition
to
from
two
small
the
all
years,
surpluses
cash
reserves
accumulated during the war
years
which made possible the financ¬
ing of the Island's industrial
velopment program.
RHODE
tral
Hanover
Bank
&
Trust
2660
—
Hoyt
Reed,
New York
&
Washburn,
Bond
Mayor,
of
Falls, R. /.
First
of
to
2.15%.
the
Corp., as 2V4s, at a
100.88, a basis of about
The
second
highest
E.
of
not
waterworks
bid¬
der
was
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
W. E. Hutton &
Co., jointly, for
2%s, at a price of 101.07.
Sale
R.
dated
July
on
inclusive,
at
1955,
on
and
and
will
not
be
1950.
mature
1953
will
102
terest payment date.
obligation bonds
July 1 from 1951
1,
will
be
on
to
call¬
July
subsequent'
any
mature
to 1973
The
is
to
prior
p.
Bond
Chester County,
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Chester), S. C.
page
Offering
—
Sulli¬
000
$125,-
water
works
second- series
improvement,
bonds.
Dated
1950.
Denomination
on July
1 from 1951
inclusive.
Legality
Due
July
$1,000.
to
1970
approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Recorder,
sealed bids
will
of
.
Chicago.
of
of
R.
A.
Cincinnati, jointly,
as
100.10,
basis
a
'of
follows:
21/£s.
as
to
Co., of Dallas, and
Savings Bank .&
Due
April
on
1
1951 to 1965 inclusive.
2%s.
Due on April
from 1966 to 1970
inclusive.
as
Dated June 1, 1950.
proved
Legality
ap¬
by McCall, Parkhurst
of Dallas and Knipp
Crowe,
Broady, of Houston.
1
&
&
.
Houston, .Texas
Bond
-
Offering—Roy B. Oakes,
Controller,
will
receive
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
July 12 for the-purchase-of
$12,000,000 coupon bonds, divided
on
follows:
$100,000 3%
Due
on
flood
control
Aug. 1 from
bonds.
1951
to
1975 inclusive.
80,000 3% fire station
and alarm
system
improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1951 to
1970 inclusive.
;
1,475,000 3% storm sewer bonds.
Due
on
Aug.
1
from
1951
to
1975 inclusive.
300,000 3% sanitary
sewage dis¬
Morristown, Tenn.
Bond Offering—Paul E.
Town
&
2,61%,
from
as.
Louise
van,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (CST) on
July 11 for the purchase of
1,
CAROLINA
on
Fayetteville, Tenn.
2660
100.953 for 21As was made
by the
First National Bank of Boston.
Co.,
price
83,000
City
$150,000 im¬
awarded to Harriman Rip¬
purchase
a
sealed
appeared
"Chronicle" of June
22.)
awarded
were
$167,000
on
inclusive,
subject
posal
Walker,
receive
until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
$550,000 school 1950 July 12 for the purchase of
$300,coupon bonds. Dated Aug.
000 school bonds.
1, 1950.
Dated July
Richland
1,
Twp.
(P. O.
Glasgow Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb. 1950. Due on
July 1 from 1951 to
Road, R. D. No. 1, Valencia), Pa.
1
from
1952
to
1970
inclusive. 1970 inclusive.
fered June 27
v.
171, p. 2559—
Principal and inr
Bond Offering—John B.
Camp¬ Principal and interest (F-A)
were awarded to
pay¬ terest (J-J) payable at the Cen¬
Halsey Stuart & bell, Township
Secretary, will re¬ able at the Guaranty Trust
Co., tral Hanover Bank & Trust
Co.,
De
Haven
&
Townsend, ceive sealed bids until 7
Co.,
p.m. New
York
City.
Crouter & Bodine, and the Ed¬
Legality
York
ap¬ New
City.
Legality
ap¬
(EST) on July 7 for the purchase proved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬ proved by
ward Lowber Stokes Co., both of of
Chapman & Cutler, of
$24,000 general obligation cou¬ mons, of Charleston.
000.
at
about
required.
offering
15,
Sale—The $250,000 school
1950 bonds offered
Provident
(The sale was orig¬
inally scheduled for June 30.)
(Official advertisement of
provement and construction bonds
offered on June 29—v.
until
the
in¬
A certified check for
payable to order of the Town
of the
July
Series
26
above
I.
171,
Bond
house,
June
1,
redemption.
2%,
on
Long Point Road,
Houston), Texas
The general
will
Due
9130
pur¬
bonds
from
and
price of
a
or
1
July ,15
on
County, Spring Branch
Independent Sch. Dist. P. O.
Spring Branch Community
un¬
$50,000
July
bonds
15
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Trust
be
Due
21/£s.
Underwood
will
July
are
dated July 15, 1959.
July 15 from 1951 to 1985
more than
$40,000 general ob¬
ligation waterworks bonds.
Each
4
—
on
the
bids
not
revenue
on
Harris
the
Newport,
2%s.
as
Bonds
Due
of
of
than
revenue
Due
a
1985.
Board
Aldermen
more
follows:
1979 to 1984 inclusive.
125,000
Barnett,
July 7 for the
chase
100.Q4,
as
Dallas.
Town will receive
sealed
til 8 p.m. on
able
Boston
price
awarded
and
of
3s.
as
from
,
that the
announces
Mayor
price
2.78%,
a
as
353,000
City.
Offering—C.
at
from 1951 to 1978 inclusive:
City. Legality approved
by
serially
ISLAND
were
Co., of New York, First
issue
de¬
Bond Sale-*—The
$325,000 school
bonds offered on June 26—v.
171,
p.
&
$522,000
Co.,
New York
1969
Central
and
Securities Co., of Kansas, of Wich¬
ita, and the Illinois Company, of
Denomination $1,000.
Principal
and interest payable at
the Cen¬
rev¬
$100,000,000
$1,000,000 ad¬
improvement bonds
Chicago,
TENNESSEE
over
Texas
Sale—The
basis of about
Bartlett, Tenn.
receipts
Independent
posed of R. A. Underwood & Co.,
Dallas, Estabrook & Co., of
bonds. Dated June
1, 1950.
on
June 1 from 1952 to
$50,000,000—more
budget require¬
total
& Trust
of
Sims
than
Rico's
inclusive.
offered June 26—v.
171, p. 2660—
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
-
taxes and excise levies alone
pro¬
duce more than
Puerto
De¬
June
on
1978
Sch. Dist.,
general"1 hospital
bonds.
Feb. 1, 1950.
Due on
Feb. 1 in 1960 and 1961.
to
ments.
1948
TEXAS
about
(P.
Due
to
Galena Park
basis of
a
1951
of
1, 1948.
the Chemical Bank
at
or
Dated
on
the
Carr,
Co., New York City, at the option,
of the holder.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
50,000
the Island.
half
from
1965 inclusive.
education
necessary
,
M.
sewer
$1,000.
Due
largest
improve the general conditions
I
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
City Treasurer's office,
$400,000 road improvement, Series
—
'
1.99%.
and
Dated June
Bond
000 coupon
lows:
pledges to
increased fa¬
gradually
and
health
June
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Boston, Allison-Williams Co., of
July 13 for the purchase of $450,- Minneapolis, Weil, Roth &
Irving
bonds, divided as fol¬ Co., of Cincinnati,
Herbert
J.
voca¬
Secretary,
bids
alley
dition
Administration's
and
on
able at the
Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
Clerk County
Board, will receive
items in the budget.
The new ap¬
propriations follow the pattern of
provide
air¬
27—v.
awarded
Spartanburg), S.
Health, and an approved
$12,000,000 for the Interior De¬
are
June
Bond
The $15,000,000 for the
Depart¬
partment
1
1
Univer¬
Bond Offering — C. B.
will receive
Blakely,
July 10 for the County Superintendent of Educa¬
purchase of $75,000 general obli¬ tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
gation bonds. Denomination $1,- til noon (EST) on July 19 for the
3orough
jealed
bonds.
on
2.02%.
and
Due
2*/4s.
Offering—Wm.
street,
about
Spartanburg
1
inclusive.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
July
18 for the purchase
of
Feb.
jointly, for 2y4s and 2s,
about
100.005, a basis
previous years, the larg¬
appropriation in
the
SOUTH
Hicks,
Due
offered
of
June
on
1968
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
in
1977 inclusive.
2454—were
basis
1
1969 and 1970.
Bond
highest Bidder was Chem¬
ical Bank & Trust
Co., New York,
and McAlester G. Furman
& Co.,
and
1 from 1952 to
Pitcairn, Pa.
Offering—W. H.
Bond
Dated
Denomination
p.
Due
June
Nashville, Tenn.
1
1
The $225,000
—.
inclusive.
$750,000
®4s.
Sale
on
1956
1957 to
as
in
Due
to
2s.
as
20,000
W.
a
$90,010,-
ley & Co., Inc., New York, as 2y4s,
a
price of 101.238, a basis of
July
about 2.077%. Second
high bid of
(DST) on
purchase of $10,000,-
Feb.
1952
from
second
at
for
80,000
inclusive.
on
2V4s.
as
from
Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
mond, as 2s, at a price of 100.06,
ment of
bids until 11
11
$25,000
price of 100.009, a
2.07%, as follows:
a
about
1
Feb.
on
1967
Due
Feb.
of
inclusive.
Due
1970. to
bonds
F.
sity of Puerto Rico.
—were
a.m.
basis
1969.
as
171,
a
an¬
earmarked
additional $2,000,000 for
Bond
An¬
1957
to
2s.
from
Bond
than $7,000,000
budget for the
total
a
tional education
l3/4s,
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
1958
and
port
Island's budget is for educational
services, with more than $23,000,000 assigned for the
schools, and
171,
2559—were awarded to a synlicate composed of Drexel &
Co.,
to
Corp.,
Nashville, at
National
on
,
$125,000 street
to
Greenttille, S. C.
The
->f
Due
2y4s.
as
1968
$97,409,000.
sew-
bonds offered June 27—v.
:r
1952
as
from
single
the
Townsend,
Sch. Dist., Pa.
Offering—Ben R. Beisel,
1,000. Due
300.
phia.
from
Philadel¬
3s.
as
615,000
Townsend,
Budget, who
been
year's
ceeded
est
the
has
Last
7
Jan.
966 "inclusive.
1975
of
nounced
cilities
bated
bonds.
Munson,
of
and
)00
Townsend,
De¬
starting
year
has been
Aug.
&
more
operating
enues
bids until 8 p.m.
(DST)
July 12 for the purchase of
$30,000
improvement
coupon
Dated July 15, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on July
15 from 1951
to
1970 inclusive.
$360,000
RICO
Puerto Rico
sources
sealed
Elliott
on
Southern
Sale—The
improvement bonds offered June
22—v. 171, p. 2455—were awarded
the Equitable Securities
27—v.
Bank, of Atlanta, and G. C. Haas
& Co., of New
York, jointly, at a
orice of 100D7, a basis of
about
2.24%, as follows:
July 1, acfording to Roberto de Jesus Toro.
derson, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
Paxton
by
Due
Munson,
its
fiscal
an
1974
by
of
for
on
Legality approved
to
and
(Government of)
purchase of $75,000 viaduct repair
basis of about 2.74%.
Ashley, Pa.
I
in
G.
Secretary,
Bond
ber
—
$1,000.
1952
Rico
reduction of
p.m.
until
$2,500,000
June
Buffalo,
Citizens
Budget Slashed— The Govern¬
ment
Nesque-
bids
offered
National City Bank, of New
York,
F. W. Craigie &
Co., of Richmond,
Marine
Trust
Co.,
of
J.
Secretary of the Board of School
The
Treasury is expected to
directors, will receive sealed bids
live well within its income
mtil Aug. 14 for the purchase of
again,
for annual
receipts from income
,300,000 building bonds.
at
Co., G. C. Haas & Co., R.
& Co., and Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co., jointly, for 3y4s,
2y2S and 23/4s, at a price of 100.05,
White
Offering
8
Meadville
Dulles &
Bond
sealed
approved
Bond
D.
a
until
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Bond
bonds
p.
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
nomination
re-
Pont &
from 1960 to 1980 inclusive.
„
The
will
The
—
2455—were awarded to the
inclusive.
of
District
171,
July
on
Sale
1,235,000
general
(P.
by
Munson,
Director
phia.
ealed
er revenue,
Series of 1950 bonds
offered June 29—v. 171, p. 2559—
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
as
bids
Township
&
Jrum,
PENNSYLVANIA
posed
from
on
agency in New York
Altoona
5
Denomination
Jan. 1 from 1952
to 1956 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the of¬
1970
approved
&
Puerto
E.
(ub'jL on July 11 for the pur.hase
of
$225,000 road
coupon
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1950.
De¬
llliott
Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
r
Elmer
Secretary,
receive
legality
July 14 for the purchase of
$500,000 airport, Series K bonds.
to
PUERTO
.hi.
(PDT)
on
Due
Sewer
sewer
poupon
15, 1950.
$1,000.
1951
Pa.
Offerin g—John
nomination
a.m.
Bond
phia.
homing), Pa.
sealed bids until 10:30
"*
Elliott
July 12 for the purof $110,000 building bonds.
Bond
I
Dated July
from
Legality
on
Offering — J. P. Doyle,
Assistant Secretary, will receive
,
to
iauch Chunk Twp. (P. O.
Bond
4
15
Co., of Pittsburgh, as
price of 100.01, a basis
sealed
hase
of
of
1.54%.
•;
District,
awarded
District
DST)
York, Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago, First Boston Corp.,
Seattle-First
A
bonds.
price of 100.18.
a
eive
New
of
at
er,
syndicate composed
Harris Trust
Raymond
—
improvement
nomination
Pottsgrove Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R.D. No. 4, Pottstown),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Pearl S. Kess-
J; Chicago, Chase National Bank, of
;
2660—
p.
Jenkintown
as
Lower
erans' welfare bonds offered June
r>
Co.,
$160,000
1.87%. The second highst bidder was Harrison &
Co., for
Oregon (State of)
Sale—The $4,000,000 vet-
Bond
Offering
Greenville
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
July 11 for the purchase ol
on
jf about
& Co. and
.
171,
the
to
School
:660—were
from
of
July
sealed
Sale—The $285,000 school
3onds offered June 27—v. 171,
p.
inclusive.
composed
Pa.
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
132,000 2%s. Due
An
Latrobe
Jan.
on
Greater
1950.
on
1
inclusive.
96,000 2y>s. Due
1,
inclusive
jrice of 101.19.
Jan. 1 from,
on
1957
Twp. Sch. D'.si.
(P. O. Norristown), Pa.
Bond
l%s, at a
jrice of 100.40, a basis of about
.58%. The second highest bidder
vas
Stroud & Co., for l3/4s, at a
follows:
$147,000 2y4s.
28—v.
Trust
&
July
to
Middleton, Secretary of ihe Board
of School
Directors, will receive
awarded
vere
1952
Norristown
pur-
improve¬
$60,000 equipimprovement bonds of-
June
lank
net in¬
a
West
p.m.
the
for
street
8
Sale—The
and
ered
Seattle,
Chicago,
2.5988%,
12
$30,000
Jenkintown,
Bond
2454—were awarded
p.
&
William Blair & Co.,
jointly, at
|
$375,000 elec¬
bonds
revenue
27—v.
-
until
bonds.
ment
|
July
on
of
jnase
Lincoln County,
bids
from
Dated
Legality approved by Reed, Smith,
Shaw & McClay, of Pittsburgh.
East
2559—were awarded to the United
States National Bank, of Portland,
as 21/£s and 2y4S. The second
nigh-
bonds.
.
.
Aug.
system
1
from
bonds.
1951
to
Due
1975
on
in¬
clusive.
3,450,000
3%
sanitary
sewage
disposal system bonds.
Due
...
on
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1951
to
1975
1,500,000 3% airport bonds.
Due
on Aug.
1 from 1951 to 1975
inclusive.'
980,000 3% park and
recreation
bonds.
Due
1951
1970 inclusive.
to
on
Aug.
1
from
Volume 172 " Number 4921
and
street
major
.3%
920,000
VIRGINIA
.
f
3%. bridge bonds.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1975
School
inclusive.
260,000
street
Due
13
bonds.
1951 to
from
1
Aug.
on
Due
i
Due
bonds.
house
from
repair
street
3%
1951
on
Aug.
No.
1
inclusive.
1970
to
Clark
618,000
surfacing street im¬
bonds.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
21—
State
171, p. 2560—were awarded to
Fordyce & Co., of Portland, as 3s,
3V4S and 23/4s, at a price of par.
storm sewer bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1951 to
1975
State
100,000 5% general improvement
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Bond
building
Edna), Texas
Offering
Bond
M.
—
all
Cobb,
L.
County Judge, will receive sealed
July 10
the purchase of $125,000 road
bids until 2 p.m.
for
Dated
bonds.
(CST)
July
on
1950.
1,
Due
July 10 from 1951 to 1960 in
elusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
payable
State
proved
Jackson County
Legality ap¬
the
at
Edna.
Bank,
Gibson,
&
Gibson
by
of
Austin.
Jim
Sale—The $375,000
offered
bonds
school
26—v.
June
p.
homa
jointly, on a bid re¬
net interest cost of
City,
flecting
a
about 2.12%.
Nueces
Sch.
County,
Dist.
(P.
New
West Oso Indep.
O. West Oso Ele¬
Bldg. No. 660 at Cuddihy
Field, Old Brownsville Road,
Corpus Christi, Texas
Atlanta,
kins
&
offered
as
100.01,
No.
District
—
Principal
E.
of
Robi-
payable
office.
Legality
Offering
—
Due
2%s.
1
terest
Morgantown,
Bond
W.
payable at the Bank
(J-J)
Prairie du Sac.
Sheboygan Falls Joint Sch. Dist.
No. 1, Wi
VIRGINIA-"
WEST
receive sealed
(CST) on July 5
purchase of $82,000 re¬
of Prairie du Sac,
May 1
on
Bond
Sale
—
The
v.
wa¬
171,
(Continued
ter revenue bonds offered June 27
—.<■
on
37,000
2%s.
as
Due on July
1967
on
July
re¬
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
(Dollar
tional
10
second
bonds
will
be
from date.
bidder was
years
highest
Construction
amounts
in
millions
—
1?6
$290
2(92
and
will not
necessarily
add
to
The
Ditt-
month,
26§
Issued
tEstlmated
Series
totals)
tAmount
tAmount.
Redeemed of
Redeemed
Outstdg.
Amt. Issued.
contract Indexes
of
W.
F.
based on
data
Dodge
for
without
Index,
seasonal
INDUSTRIAL
(1935-39
Ranson-Davidson
Co., is publicly
issue
of
$126,000
bonds, divided as follo.ws:
an
school
house
June
from
Due
on
1955
1
bonds.
and
Iron
steel
and
Apr.
225
;
A-D—:
204
222
225
to
48,000 3V4% school house bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1956 to
219
209
222
219
209
270
218
273
270
218
187
Open hearth
206
204
187
206
204
Electric
755
739
433
755
739
438
+256
251
232
t256
251
232
+248
225
220
+248
225
220
Transportation equipment
Automobiles (Incl. parts)—
+232
204
184
+232
204
184
+ 195
196
145
tl95
196
145
t205
207
200
+205
207
200
+ 192
192
123
+ 192
192
123
tl61
158
129
products
refining
Nonferrous metals and
and
Smelting
Fabricating
+ 157
159
126
tl49
150
120
tl55
150
Furniture
+171
175
139
+ 171
175
139
and products
,
190
221
207
206
157
+ 158
155
156
tl75
124
123
+ 175
174
140
139
103
140
139
103
343
348
214
154
118
185
200
+158
~
and
products
Cotton consumption—
Rayon deliveries
»-vV"348
343
214
154
textiles
Wool
197
196
160
210
Cement
Clay products
Textiles
+207
-218
+202
clay & glass products—
Stone,
118
0
—
101
101
95
95
Cattle hide leathers
109
109
76
73
Calf
kip
leathers
kid
and
leathers
and
Goat
lamb
and
leathers-
105
150
156
101
101
publishing
consumption
138
173
+ 158
153
157
149
156
+99
91
102
181
144
tl84
182
144
207
162
211
207
162
112
Newsprint
145
172
111
104
113
113
+ 169
Paperboard
+142
+ 152
veg—
+103
137
tl84
and
fruits
+157
105
211
Processed
163
157
+ 174
foods—
164
105
+ 142
Paper and products
Newsprint
105
+ 107
manufactured
and
115
+ 164
flour
Printing
75
69
Meatpacking
Other
78
79
170
155
+173
175
158
161
168
165
172
178
206
207
171
177
t213
206
207
96.79
Gasoline
+ 180
171
177
+ 180
62.41
Fuel oil
tl75
172
166
+175
125
442
22.05
174
175
170
169
+328
312
385
and
products—
coal
Series
1,594
483
1,111
7,050
3,101
3,949
175
0
170
+328
312
385
253
233
169
252
234
+ 254
147
135
+ 150
148
+348
349
259
t348
349
259
Industrial chemicals
43.99
5,845
__
__
E-1944.
Series
+442
434
406
+442
434
406
+212
203
178
+212
203
173
+ 147
147
149
+ 147
147
149
125
131
136
125
131
136
131
143
144
+255
Series
E-1946 '
5,502
6,117
51.51
,7.020
5,341
4,898
—
53.44
4,436
1,958
2,529
E-1947
4.141
1,477
2,665
35.67
E-1P48
4.252
1,240
3,011
4,178
3,312
products
MINERALS
29.16
866
Rubber
43.65
Scries
20.73
■?'
Series
E-1949
Series
E-1950
—
1,472
69
1,403
$27,401
$34,496
Fuels
Coal
44.27
..'
$66,873
A-E
Series
$31,339
-
46.36
$35,534
99
F
and
G:
-
■
83
105
99
83
105
+ 158
Crude petroleum
155
155
+ 158
155
155
+ 136
86
142
79
302
97-
+ 121
Metals
Iron
144
131
coal-
Anthracite
E
143
267
Bituminous
4.69
'$61,897
months!
(5
Series
Total
139
52.16
—
E-1945
10.239
E-1943
Series
13.137
__
Series
Series
166
174
Rayon
30.30
11.347
E-1942
68,000 3V2% school house bonds.
Due on June 1 from 1968 to
172
V
+ 146
E-1941
Total
inclusive.
Beehive
79.14
105
168
$99
$1,037
123
lit
products
Tanning
11497
$3,938
_
124
Lumber
Lumber
E:
Series
inclusive.
204
222
Chemical products
Series
May
273
Pig Iron
825
$4,976
.
1949
Apr.
May
May
222
May
MANUFACTURES
Adjustment
1950
567
Series
index
Without
Seasonal
$2,988
D-1941
Total
payrolls
=100)
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
1949
-1950
Petroleum
(matured!
Series
1951
inclusive.
1977
adjustment,
PRODUCTION
average
By-product
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Publicly Offered — The
1967
States.
Eastern
S3.087
D-1940
Rio Hondo
3%
centered at
To convert indexes to
total by $410,269,000,
three-month moving averages,
37
1.322
A-1935 to D-1939
Series
and minerals
multiply dur¬
+213
A-D:
Series
Series
of about 2.63%.
$10,000
indexes based on daily
carloadlngs, and department store sales
«
offering
277
$
0
bid reflecting a
Bonds
287
294
273
«■
tPrelimlnary.
available.
employment
Factory
Sheep
Percent
tAmount
125
292
291
compiled by Bureau of Labor Statistics.
page 60)
'
312.8
122
124
115
rounded
138.2
337.1
125
figures, shown in Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply
residential by $184,137,000 and all other by $226,132,000.
Wheat
op¬
Co., for 23/4S and 21/2s, on
net interest cost
&
mar
said
of
All
141.1
141.5
+345.2
■
122
,
Savings Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through May 31, 1950
1
141.5
To convert durable
Leather
$264,000
United States
1
inclusive.
Due
1951 to
from
—■
Manufactured food products
2V2S.
243
+ 143.5
140.8
306
tl42.6
142.1
187
<■
143.()
348
199
142.6
325
159
value
2560—were awarded to
p.
0
<•
181
manufactures, non-durable manufactures,
Indexes to points in total index, shown in Federal Reserve Chart Book,
able by .379, non-durable by .469, and minerals by
152.
funding bonds offered June 26—
Va.
Sale—The $2*50(1,000
218
•
Machinery
S. W. Westre,
funding
coupon
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on July 1 from 1951 to
1965 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
as
the
for
of about 2.76%, as follows:
3,995,000
not yet
•Data
ap¬
(Town and Village), Wis.
Bond
Philadelphia,
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, and
the Chas. N. Tripp Co., of Port¬
land at a price of 100.01, a basis
May
143
1——_
total
NOTE—Production,
averages.
Praire du Sac Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1
of
on
payrolls,
District
the
at
Stokes
Due.
160
138
1146.1
—
interest
bids until 8 p.m.
3s.
178
1145
Department store stocks, value-
Wis.
1,
A.
and
Ditsrict Clerk, will
as
+180
145
t143.6
—_
Department store sales, value:.—
Webber,
price
a
follows:
$103,000 as
a
Sch.
Offering
& Ce,y ^f^Indianaraolis,
Rand & Co., of New York. Walter
$1,005,000
161
140
284
Freight carloadlngs
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
|
Robert Haw¬
basis of about 2.59%,
a
Paine,
Curtis, at
Treasurer's
p.
Corpus Christi, jointly, at a price
and
The second high¬
was
&
(M-N)
Hughes
22—v.
June
Milwaukee,
clusive.
school
tonio, and F. Bert Smith & ^o., of
of
of
Seattle, Lyons &
of Boston, Raffeftsperger,
Co.,
180
273
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
May 1 from 1952 to 1966 in¬
Co., of Boston, Harold H.
&
202
298
factory
bidder
Huston & Co., of
Shafto,
179
221
on
Graves
of Chicago, Gordon
197
+229
—
Nonagricultural
chaud, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $30,000 building bonds.
Dated May
Securities Com¬
First
t202
—
_
.
second
York, Emerson .&• Co., of
Austin, Clement A. Evans & Co..
of
179
201
value—
contracts,
factory
Bond
New
2560—were awarded to the
First of Texas Corp., of San An¬
171,
Co.,
&
199
222
1143
—
Total
of
174
tl81
,
__
Total
Florence
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Sale—The $140,000
bonds
house
Davis
188
Employment—
June
100.04.
Badgley, Frederick,
Rogers & Morford, Inc., of Seattle,
J. M. Dain & Co., of Minneapolis,
Cullom
Nondurable
Minerals
fire
offered
May
Apr.
1193
t228
—
-
—
_
22—
Jackson
Wells,
&
Andrews
May
174
t202
_...
Durable
Residential
Algoma, Wis.
$67,500
Co.,
est
York,
Shelby
Total
Total
of about 1.99%.
Inc., Mackey, Dunn & Co., both of
mentary
Bond
City,
May
190
Manufactures—
Construction
Gil¬
lespie & Wouters, of Green Bay,
jointly, at a price of 100.07, a basis
Coif Tri^p |c Co.,
& Co., of New York,
2660 — were awarded to
Russ & Co., of San Antonio, and
the R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
171,
&
Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman, of Orlando, Fordyce
& Co., of Portland, Grande & Co.,
of Seattle, Stern Bros. & Co., of
Kansas
Apr.
tl93
Total
at
bonds
1949
1950
May
production—
awarded to Robert W. Baird
were
of New York,
pany
(P. O. Hebbronville),
Texas
Dist.
Bond
house
County Indep.
County,
Hogg
Sch.
to
Roosevelt &FCross,
& Co.,
1950
Industrial
Principal
Sale —The
Bond
station
Without
Seasonal Adjustment
1949
All other
p.
series
other
all
for
100
=
payrolls;
Adjusted for
$5,000,000
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, First
Michigan Corporation, W. E.
F. S. Smithers &
average
and
construction contracts;
Seasonal Variation
Commission,
Fund
or
100 for
=
March 1
on
INDEXES
employment
for
=100
1923-25 average
1935-39
WISCONSIN
of
Hutton
Sinking
average
inclusive.
ler, of Chicago.
syndi¬
cate composed of Shields & Co.,
Eastman, Dillon & Co;; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Bear, Stearns &
County Road District
No. 15 (P. O.
awarded
•
the First Na¬
tional Bank, Morgantown. Legal¬
ity aooroved by Chapman & Cut¬
Serial A of 1950
revenue,
2455—were
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and inter¬
est
(F-A) payable at the Chase
National Bank, New Yo^k City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn, of New York City.
Jackson
The
—
bonds offered June 28—v_.171,
1, 1950.
Dated Aug.
Sale
1939
(M-S) payable at the
Charleston,
College of Washington (P.O.
Pullman), Wash.
inclusive.
follow:
year ago,
a
March 1
on
1978
Denomination $1,000.
2,250,000 3%
on
Due
to
2%s. Due
as
and interest
v.
clusive.
month and
BUSINESS
from 1979 to 1984 inclusive.
water
June
offered
bonds
revenue
provement
Due
1970
of industrial production, factory
The indexes for May together with
indexes
monthly
its
27
March 1
on
of the Federal Reserve System issued
Board of Governors
June
employment and payrolls, etc.
March 1
on
Due
2*&s.
as
from
Sale—The $225,000
Due
2%s.
as
794,000
Utility Dist.
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Bond
on
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
County Public
1
2%s.
as
651,000
3%
90,000
Dated July 1, 1950.
WASHINGTON
ware-
basis
a
from 1953 to 1960 inclusive.
to 1980 inclusive.
from 1951
a
a
$437,000
July 1 from 1951 to 1975
*
100,000
a.m. (DST) on July
purchase of $2,250,000
bonds.
on
Federal Reserve May Business Index
The
Co., of Pittsburgh,
price of 99.00,
of about 2.58%, as follows:
10
the
Due on Aug. 1
system bonds.
jointly, at
inclusive.
120,000 3 % fire station and alarm
.
for
school
inclusive.
1970
until
bids
paving
3%
permanent
improvement
and Thomas &
Offering—The County
Board will receive sealed
Bond
Halsey, Stuart &
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of Chicago,
Co.,
Arlington County (P. O. Arling¬
ton), Va.
275,000
awarded to
were
J
•
,
highway bonds. - Due on Aug;
1 from 1951 to 1980 inclusive.
on
(59) ' 59
The Comthercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
126
k
ore
.
-T
Series
F
and
G-1941
1,547
303
1,245
F
ana
G-1942—
3.229
744
2,485
F
and
G-I943———->*»—*•
3.404
832
2,573
F
and
G-1944.__
3.733
757
2,976
20.28
Series
F
and
G-1945
3,170
533
2,637
16.81
Series
F
and
G-1946_„_
3.004
416
2.559
F
and
G-1947—
2 594
309
2,284
11.91
and interest
Series
F
and
G-194R___'
3.037
150
2,888
4.94
Marine
Series
F
and
G-1949—
F
and
tPrelimlnary.
14.85
Series
yet svaBaMe.
24.44
Series
not
23.04
Series
•Data
19.59
,
Series
1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. All of said bonds ma¬
turing in 1966 to 1977 are op¬
tional June 1, 1965, or any interest
date thereafter at par.
Principal
Dated June
York
(J-D) payable at the
Midland Trust Co., New
Legality approved by
& Crowe, of
City.
McCall
Parkhurst
Series
Total
Series
—
G-1950
and
F
(5
e_
£08
1
307
.12
$4,115
$22,081
15.71
Bond
will
Veterans' Land
receive
sealed
land
O
—39
Giles,
All
series—Total
3.087
2,988
unmatured
_vr.
32,604
57,477
36.19
10
$93,168
total
$35,592
$57,576
33.20
May
1949
May
May
Apr.
130
Coal
119
123
130
119
181
181
173
179
177
171
Coke
127
131
150
112
115
132
66
63
7.3
59
61
134
129
123
139
129
.
—
products—
—
.
121
Merchandise,
215
217
63
137
126
135
53
59
51
66
128
.
135
51
l.c.l
121
133
Ore
Miscellaneous
Grand
Apr.
Adjustment
•1950
123
96.79
99
90.081
matured
"
Total
Without
Seasonal
1949
-1950
May
Livestock
Board,
bids until
bonds.
138
=r-100)
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
Forest
July 18 for the
purchase of $10,000,000 veterans'
(CST)
99
redemptions
(State of)
Offering—Bascom
a.m.
and
sales
CARLOADINGS
average
>
Grain
Unclassified
Chairman
(1935-39
2.51
1,629
$26,197
months»
G;
Dallas.
Texas
42
1,671
FREIGHT
54
.
267
,
127 «
59
on
*Less
Uncludes
than
$500,000.
matured
bonds
;tlncludes
which have
accrued
not
discount.
been presented
tCurrent redemption
for payment.
NOTE—To
value.
in
Federal
convert coal and
Reserve
Chart Book,
miscellaneous indexes to points in total
multiply coal by .213 and miscellaneous
index shown
by .548.
f
f
60
(60)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
BRITISH
(Continued from page 59)
city
jointly,.as
Co.,
101.26,
at
Sale
debentures
awarded
were
64,500
The
—
A.
to
Ames
E.
second
about
highest bidder was Harris,
Co., and Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, jointly, for 1S/4S, at a
jtrice of 100.63.
Hall
&
Bond
Bond
ALBERTA
Commission, Alta.
to
were
Wood.
Gund.y & Co.,
of Toronto, and the D. M. Duggan
Investments, of Edmonton, joint¬
Bonds
Due from
provement
were
at
awarded
&
son
a
about
bonds
price
of
3.69%.
im¬
offered June
Winnipeg,
102.51,
Due
a
from
Vale
139,000
1
to
Dated
Due
1970
8
14
lock
&
Que.
offered
to
on
basis
of
as
1951
to
$160,500
97.27,
a
basis
of
a
about
3.22%,
from
23/4s.
Due
on
June
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
1951 to
3s. Due
as
1956
,
Dated
2Vzs.
as
from
15
basis
171,
48,500
to
1965
on
of
at
on
to
114,000
a
Bond
works
98.54,
as
Due
1955
on
July 2 from
12
Placements,
1955 inclusive.
1951
$150,000 water
offered
to
of
97.81,
inclusive.
$62,500
July 1, 1950.
of
to
23/4S.
as
Due
on
19*
Ames
&
1
about
bonds
offered
to
3.17%.
Dated
July 1 from
on
Collier,
of
Norris
Montreal,
price of 98.50,
3.42%.
on
June
Dated
July 2
21
were
Dudley Dawson, Ltd.,
and
at a
New Issues
Montreal,
Quebec
both
to 1960 inclusive.
of
price of 98.37,
a
Bond Sale—The $105,000 school
as
April
E.
1970 inclusive.
awarded
from 1951
A.
water
June
Onslow Protestant Sch.
Commissipn
Oscar
basis of about 3.17%,
a
$70,000
Inc.,
3s, at
as
basis
a
follows:
July 1 from
to
July 1, 1950. Due
Que.
awarded
were
May 1 frora
on
inclusive.
offered
awarded
jointly,
Dube & Co., of Quebec, at a price
1
I
Co., of Toronto, and the Societe de
1970 inclusive.
bonds
bonds
were
inclusive.
paving
Due
1970
Sale—The
works
July 2
to
Sale—The
water
offered
Plessisville, Que.
Bond
July 2, 1950.
and
to
a
follows:
on
3s.
as
1961
& Co., of
of
3.08%,
Louiseville,
bonds
sewer
as
2%s.
Due on May
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Due
3s.
as
Dated
about
July
1951
Sale—The $224,000
and
15
$110,000
price
2y2s.
as
{
t
were awarded to Wood,
Gundy & Co., and the Canadian
Bank, of Commerce, both of To¬
ronto, jointly, at 98.69, a basis of
about 3.07%, as follows:
2
June 2 from
E. Ames
a
about
1956
p.
June
Due
of
the
and
jointly,
basis
at
from
13—v.
on
to A.
$101,500
of
Que.
Montreal,
a
3s. Due
as
awarded
follows:
as
$134,000
66,000
as
99.10,
June
on
June
1951 to 1954 inclusive.
Toronto,
Commission
Toronto,
of
2.99%,
price
follows:
1970 inclusive.
of
price
May 1 from
awarded to MacTier &
of
Due
Bond
works
follows:
ception Sch. Comm., Que.
Sale—The $200,000 school
Ltd.,
Bank
June
Bell, Gouin-
Co., of Toronto, at
of
Co.,
2VzS.
as
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
bonds
offered
June
20
were
inclusive.
Montreal,
$225,000 school
bonds
awarded
were
Com.,
3.10%,
.,
M<*yg*X,~ Que.
Dated June 2, 1949.
about
May 1, 1950.
2248-Uvere
Dated April 1, 1950.
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
a
May 1 from
on
April 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
were
Lachute-Mills, L'lmmaculee-Con-
Protestant
Bond
of
about
as
63,000
16
A. E. Ames & Co., of
at a price of 98.67, a
from
1960 inclusive.
3s.
as
1951
July 15, 1950.
Sch.
Sale—The
4s,
as
basis
a
at
June
to
to
of
$89,000
follows:
1951 to
i
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
construction
James Richard¬
to
Sons, of
Bond
$57,000
98.80,
$266,000 23/4S. Due
&
QUEBEC
Lacomhe, Alta.
Sale —The
basis
Com¬
of
offered
Toronto,
Co., Ltd.,
jointly,
bonds offered June
Acton
Bond
dated
are
inclusive.
1970
&
Bank
Toronto,
as
Granby
as 3V4S and 3V2S, at a price of
1Q0.77.
Due
on
June
15
from
to
Fairclough
of 100.72.
ly,
3950
to
of
3.04%,
highest bidder was Bankers Bond
Corp., Toronto, and Bank of Nova
Scotia. Halifax, jointly, at a price
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
awarded
price
filtra¬
Co., of Toronto, and the Bank of
Montreal, of Montreal, jointly, at
a
price of 101.01.
The
second
fldmonton, Roman Catholic School
12
Sale—The $260,000
awarded
of
merce,
Ont.
plant bonds offered June 27
were
Canadian
the
and
ONTARIO
tion
June
MacTier
to
3s. Due
as
1961
Bond Sale—The $152,000 school
,
awarded
offered
awarded
Monday, July 3, 1950
.
.
'
Sale—The $405,000 school
June
12
were
bonds
87,500
Commission, Que.
Casgrain & Co., both of Montreal,
t
offered
Knowlton Protestant School
bonds
Toronto, as 3s and 3*4$,
price of 1100.01, a basis of
3.18%.
Renfrew,
I>onds
15
inclusive.
Granby Catholic Sch. Com., Que.
&
'
June
on
to 1975
i
June '23
of
a
1961
j Dated June 15, 1950.
$367,000
offered
'
13/4S, at a price of
basis of about 1.59%. The
a
Due
3s.
as
Westminster, B. C.
Debenture
Citizens
State
Bank,
of
Sheboygan,
and
the
National
Manufacturers Bank, of Neenah,
cago,
COLUMBIA
from
New
Mullaney, Wells & Co.. of Chi¬
.
&
3s,
as
basis of about.
a
July 2,
from
Quinlan,
jointly,
1950.
1951
to
Due
1960
in¬
clusive.
Sherbroohe, Que.
$13,694,000
Bond Sale
works
—
and
June
12
were
grain
&
Co.,
price
City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
:
of
98.61,
3.08%,
to
Exempt from Federal Income Taxes Under Existing Statutes and Decisions
Due
ft
Maturities
Yields
Coupons
1953
4%
1954
Maturities
1.05%
"A
1.15
1%
1.20
1956
1%
1.30
1957
1%
1.40
1958
1%
Coupons
1959
1
4
1955
1.50
,
as
as
29,000
I
Sch.
to
Com.,
the
Que.
Dominion
1960
•
1961
Maturities
Coupons
or
Pi ice
1.60%
1965
2%
1%
1.65
1966-67
2
2
;
1.70
1968-69
2
2
•'-!
1.75
1970-71
2
2.05
2
i
1.80
1972-73
2
2.10
1964
2
J;,
1.85
1974-75
2
1970 inclusive.
Commission, Que.
2,15
Bond
Sale—The
struction
were
bonds
awarded
49,000
45,000
3s. Due
to
1965
Chicago
The Marine Trust
Company of Buffalo
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Fidelity Union Trust Company
(Incorporated)
,
Bramhall, Barbour & Co., Inc.
,
Newark, N„ J.,
Wood, Struthers & Co.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
f
Due
1970
Robert Winthrop & Co.
King, Quirk & Co.
Northwestern National Bank
of
on
Aug.
I
inclusive.
1, 1950.
Debenture
Sale—The $l,107,0QO>
15 were
syndicate composed
debentuiles;:oi£ered; June
a
Toronto,...Batnk,r of Montreal^
Mills, Spence & Co.,<BelV-Gauin-*
lock & Cp^both of
Toronto, James
Hirsch & Co.
Richardson-Sons, of Winnipeg';!
Incorporated
,
Aug. 1 from
| of the Dominion Securities Corp.,,
of
Incorporated
F. S. Smithers & Co.
on
3*4s.
| awarded to
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company
,
:
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.
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Harris, Hall & Company
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Regtna, Sask.
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Aug.
SASKATCHEWAN
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company
of
on
inclusive.
1966 to
as
from
Due
1951 to 1958 inclusive.
as
Dated Aug.
Barr Brothers & Co.,
26:
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23/is.
as
1959
advertisement, for delivery when, as and if issued and received by us and subject to the
approval of legality by Messrs. Wood, King and Dawson, Attorneys, New York
City,
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
June
Credit An--
lows:
offered subject to pridr sale before or after
publication of this
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. j
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be added)
from
City Bank of New York
offered
to
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$248,000
glo-Francais, of Montreal, at 98.54/*
a
basis of about 3.20%, as fol¬
$154,000
The National
May 1 from
May 1 from
on
Terrebonne Catholic School
100
1963
are
3s. Due
as
1.95
1962
The above Bonds
on
Dated May 1, 1950.
1.90%
to
follows:
2%s, Due
1956 to
Yields
1%%
(Accrued interest
and
of
J. C. Bradford & Co.
Houston,
Regina, at
basis of
Minneapolis
Willoughby & Co.,.
a
price of 101.85,
abc*it~3;3P%r
$314,000 3%
as-
follows:
a
-
health
Janney & Co.
centre, water
house- connections and. street
car debehture^r
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Blewer, Heitner & Glynn Robert Hawkins & Co. H. V. Sattley & Co. McDougall and Company Edward D. Jones & Co.
676,000 3~Vz% health centre, water
house connections and street
Pacific Northwest
Company
Sills, Fairman & Harris!
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Incorporated
i
May 1 from
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
$598,000 each August 1, 1953-74, inclusive
$538,000 August 1, 1975
It,"
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on
inclusive.
—
awarded
3.19%,
AMOUNTS, MATURITIES, COUPONS AND YIELDS OR PRICE
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about
Securities Corp., of Toronto, at a
price of 98.23, a basis of about
/.
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Cas¬
at
The $79,500 school
bonds offered June 15.
extension
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of
1951.
Catholic
$50,500
i
Due
1970
Bond Sale
were
i
basis
a
Dated May 1,
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3s.
as
1961
thereafter)
Sutton
J
to
Montreal,
as
30,000
August 1, 1950. Due August 1, 1953-75, inclusive, as shown below. Principal and interest (February 1, 1952 and semi-annually
payable in New York City or Oktahoma City. Coupon Bonds in denomination of $1,000, registerable as to principal only.
Interest
awarded
of
water
offered
23/4s.
Due on May 1
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive,
4%, 1%% and 2% Bonds
Dated
bonds
follows:
as
$20,000
The $50,000
sewer
Incorporated
June 30,1950
Goodbody & Co.
Incorporated
car
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debentures.
117,000 3%% health
centre,, water
house- connections and" street
car debentures.
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