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UNIVERSITY
MONDAY
Michigan
ISSUE
AUG
3 1951
business1
BBItmun im
M
etna.
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 174
Number 5033
New
General
RAILROAD
York, N. T., Monday, July 30, 1951
Price 90 Cents
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Acme Steel Co.—Earnings Increased—
Quarter Ended
June 30, '51
Net
sales
income
and
surtax
Normal
Excess
profits
Net
paid
tNet
__
income
Divs.
1951
The
1950
SEC
In This Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
income
$1,972,764
$4,241,653
*$2,858,608
$0.50
$0.50
$1.00
$0.75
$1.15
^ $0.99
$2.14
*$1.44
New York
tOn
New York
share_
per
♦Recomputed
basis
on
basis of 1,986,648
of
tax
rates
,'
effective
for
1950.
year
shares outstanding.—V. 173, p. 1885.
company
July
on
12
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
Boston
$1,000
each) through Odess, Martin & Herzberg, Inc.,
The proceeds will be used for plant expansion.
Ala.
25
Curb Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Los Angeles
Birmingham,
The
corporation has filed an application
to
withdraw its common stock,
$5
tration
and
request
has
hearing
a
According
SEC
Exchange__
given
interested
the
upon
Aug.
the
Allied
of
13,
1951,
Toronto
1946, to July 1, 1951,
Feb. 10, 1947.
Trading
according to the appli¬
Exchange
is
states
company
listed
and
2085,
that
the
the
on
security
2285.
/
i
,
is
York
New
'
'
and
will
Curb
,
continue
to
Exchange.—V.
corporation
offered
at
be
to
used
i
revenues
flight
Ground
and
taxes
on
per
share—
miles
Course
Foreign
Revenue
passenger
consolidation
milea
above
$2,426,544
the
Mexico,
included
flown
company's
S. A.
in
The
wholly
owned
accounts
the
of
the
Period End. June 30—
before
include
its
Inc.,
and
Manhattan
?
1951—6 Mos.—195(0
$3,834,897
1,211,512
$2,463,943
638,823
138,100
*815,000
—
—
$197,993
$193,017
$396,512
$0,299
$0,615
$0,577
Reserve
♦The
higher
taxes
$0,125
$0,125
$0.25
$0.25
estimated for
reflect increases
1951
in
the
for
Federal
surtaxes
and
Pennsylvania
income
tax
and
tinuation of the 1950 excess profits tax rate.—V. 173,
p, 657.
American Hard Rubber Co.
Net
1951
sales
profit after
Common
♦Earnings
♦After
a
rates
common
per
3
of
the products which are
of
$1.94
Six Months Ended May
American Phenolic Corp.—Earnings—
June 30,'51
sales
Cost
earnings
^Earnings per
♦Not
of
year
$6,161,477
4,884,258
sales
of
Mar. 31.*51
1,397,651
fl$3.08
ministrative
period
all income taxes and estimated excess profits
were
$1,397,651.
This compares with $754,684 for the same
last year, the increase being 85.2%.
tAfter
provision
on
restricted
on
According
orders
B
465,269
to
now
June 30.'51 June 30.'50
$5,717,056
4,189,802
8,799,890
548,875
492,841
1,041,716
744,243
$728,344
$539,312
$1,267,656
$783,011
50
opers.
14,220
14,270
Dr2,200
(net)
income
are
in
used
outstanding
(exclusive
$728,394
$553,532
$1,281,926
shares.
exceeds
to
demand
by
the
The company
the
is
345,000
800,000
government.
is
for
also
an
Net profit
—V.
172,
$273,394
$202,532
1729.
p.
$481,926
'■J
6 Months Ended June 30—
,
—V.
172,
Net
<•
i.-.
The
continuation
of
the
defense
Co.
to
are
be
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
{
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$
$
{
'
$
/
80,052,655
65,631,330 164,162,542 119,752,781
1,190,949
2,389,638
2,439,6 1 8
8,772,738 *25,977,929
17.572,590
24,000,000
87,100,000
42,500,000
1,152,901
*13,370,984
41,900,000
taxes-
23,628,770
share
per
stock
31,667,643
$2.29
$3.13
of
48,694,975
:
______
then
57,240,573
;
:
$4.74
$5.63
the
capacity.
capacity.—V. 173,
of
first quarter of 1951 and 3,835,069 net
and 102%, respectively,
Current steel production is approximately
quarter of 1950, or 104.2%
rated
1790.
p.
corporation
covering
July
on
18
of
first
$175,000
195)
$2,441,259
filed
letter
a
mortgage
of
notification
with
f
the
4%
The
for
issued
each,
at
par
are
to be
and
to
$1,773,699
income
Capital
sold
July 17 filed a letter of notification with the
of 3% debentures, series B, due June 1, 1971.
of
$50,
$100,
$300,
$400 and $500
to Forest Lawn Memorial-Park Association, Inc.
to
used
Net
income
Federal
and
/
from
^,,
Canadian
income
taxes
taxes
$7,067,765
•After
per
share
$183,771
$875,872
$0.51
$2.44
$233,387
$0.65
139,987
I
all
charges,
$2,590,115
$1.86
$1.71
$872,737
$936,047
345,000
1
345,000
$2.53
including
Federal
and
State
income
Offerings
National Bank of Tulsa
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Members
New York
Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
$4,440,208
1,860,087
1950
172, p. 1434.
1950
4,267,719
1951
We Want
,
$2,800,046
common
preferred dividends.—V. 173, p. 1789.
145,78S
111,812
operations
outstanding
share
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
operations before
$519,160
147,496
1,374,584
,
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Interest, without underwriting.
The
proceeds
capital
Improvements and Investments,
income
♦Earnings
from
make
4047.
p.
'
$0.92
(est.)—
shares
per
—V.
denominations
accrued
and
be
147,
on
72,293
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$2,397,953
$331,371
taxes
$295,000
in
76,046
907,898
income
Earnings
corporation
covering
be
$367,876
equipment
♦After
to
$1,315,315
plant
on
(George W.) Borg Corp.—Earnings—
♦Net
Security & Fidelity Corp., Glendale, Calif.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
1951—3 Mos.—1950
operations.
Nine Months Ended March 31—
1950
1433.
p.
from
Earns, per com. share
—V. 173, p. 2086.
L i
American
Net
products
&
Moran
proceeds
.
fol-
Period End. June 30—
Prov.
$457,811
i
important supplier
American-Marietta
income
Depreciation
323,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
government.
expected
before
4,110,656 net tons for
Profit
$780,811
455.000
—
taxes—
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.
common
Hermann, Chairman of the Board, backlog
$10,000,000 which includes over $4,000,000 of
through Mason,
Chicago, 111." The
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income
the
and
of
shares).
outstanding
f
(Sidney) Bluxnenthal & Co, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
)'
bef. income
Federal income
—v.
Grover M.
contractors
let-up
shares
common
common
210,930
government orders.
many
which
the
class
ilBased
No
for
providing for preferred share dividends.
§Based
direct
sales
unit,
per
of
,
bonds, series A, to be
offered at 101 and accrued interest
by Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha.
Neb.
The
proceeds
are
to be used to
retire the outstanding first
mortgage (closed) 3V2% bonds and to convert to dial operation.
—
3,915,632
expenses—
Net profit from
of
Increase
,
(ingots and castings) for the second quarter
1951 of 4,054,664 net tons averaged 101.6%
of the rated capacity
16,000,000 net tons per annum, as compared with steel production
SEC
Six Months Ended
754,684
§$2.78
share.
for
The
—
$4,947,785 $11,109,262
Sales
1950
during this period of approximately $3,000,000
to acquisition on March l and April 1. This
61.8% over the corresponding six months of last
when sales were $17,028,227.
taxes,
to
taxes
common
including
an
tAfter
of
after
-
-—♦$27,556,344 $17,028,227
-
subsidiaries prior
two
was
1951
iL
$5,000
Selling, general and ad¬
(& Subs.)—Record Earnings—
31—
sales
tNet
at
Co., both
449,738,997 354,505,134 876,141,692 670,866,472
income
101%
224,343
88,477
&
wells.
tons for the second
of
American Seal-Kap Corp.—Sales Higher—
Net
Evansville* Ind.—Files With SEC—
billings
common
185.
p.
~
.
Blair Telephone Co., Blair, Neb.—Files With SEC—
taxes
$5.99
stock
of
drill
tEarnings
56
major producer of building materials, American-Marietta will
benefit by any modification of controls or credit restrictions which
would
result
in
increased activities in
the construction of housing
units, schools, hospitals, and other buildings.—V. 174, p. 1.
1950
88,477
...
to
Prov.
a
Net profit
$6,521,666
share
preferred dividends.—V. 174,
of
NOTE—Steel production
Other
582,577
American-Marietta Co.
sales
July
on
lowing deductions
of
con¬
$11,539,835
taxes
shares outstanding
was
$194,978, or 19
compared with $130,460,
$3,602,764 for the same 1950
45
If fighting ceases, will require
being supplied by the company.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
24 Weeks Ended June 17—
Net
$0.48*
income
_
Interest and other chgs.
Depletion & depreciation
;•
System
even
program,
Net
*
net
on
net
$250,000
Cruttenden
Net
45
Statement of Member Banks of
$372,123
$0,307
share
$7,924,889
492,201
615,593
$4,126,931,
1986.
p.
corportion
shares
Total
,
Earnings per share (af¬
per
of
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
/
_——
—3 Months Ended-—>
Divs.
1950
$8,918,747
•
♦Including provision for amortization in 1951 of emergency facilities.
tAfter deducting quarterly dividends on the preferred stock.
266,700
taxes)
share
sales
$
45
Capital Flotations for the Month of May
,
Profit after taxes
1951
.
$0.60
the
quarter
net
Period End. June 30—
—45
Federal Reserve May Business Index
As
-Earnings—
331,117
*407,200
' '
52
subsidiary, American Air¬
following subsidiaries are
Chefs,
$1,283,103
taxes-.**
ter
500
and
used
in
605,193
Income and excess prof,
income
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes
discount and
<& Subs.)—Earnings
;
-1951,
on
per
covering
Net
$0.27
$1,957,520
Profit
general
16 filed a letter of notification with the
of 6%
convertible sinking fund notes dated
1, 1951 and due July 1, 1956, and 25,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered in units of
$5,000 of notes and
__________44
Rates
Banks
Condition
28,228,359
of
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.Sales
the. company's
share
cents
The
SEC
—1,175,331,987 793,099,969
statements
consolidation—Sky
Terminals, Inc.—V. 173, p. 2493.
Air
$0.90
._
consolidated
Ini.
Basin Oil Corp.,
Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve
555,045
35,093,661
.
the
.
taxes
June,
share
period.—V. 173,
33
of Bank Clearings
Exchange
Combined
2,180,000
$6,532,867
income.—
flown
de
34
after
per
per
13
or
Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared and Payable
196,387
9,850,000
.
Revenue
with
(par $25) to be offered
The proceeds will be used
___
the
For
cents
33
The
22,745,317
23,858,440
29,923,114
(net)—_
income
Earnings
not
.
State and City Bond Offerings,
1950
28,443,402
—
*___
*
—.
..
,
notification
of
i.
O.—Files With
34
Federal
lines
Markets
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices..45
1951
—
miscellaneous
NOTE—The
Earned
Miscellaneous Features
$74,945,770 $51,765,346
—_*
Provision for Federal
Net
40
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
(& Subs.)— Earnings—
expenses
expenses
Interest
income
on
6 Months Ended June 30—
Direct
working capital for
;
July
250,000
American Airlines, Inc.
Total
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
$i per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
pay drilling expenses and to survey oil land.
covering
Net
43
Aloilco Corp., Birmingham, Ala.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
tha
stock
sales
'
.
letter
a
common
Six Months Ended June 30—
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
be
173,
filed
18
of
shares
business.
Net
39
New York
trustee.—V. 173, p. 1986.
as
per'share/without underwriting.
(B. T.) Babbitt,
37
42
Transactions
July
on
2,000
additional
loan
_38
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
longer
no
with
37
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
1,
$27.50
as
Exchange_____37
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
registered
pp.
Stock
corporation
covering
at
__36
Stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Products
necessary.
The
SEC
Stock Exchange
Stock
The
35
Montreal Curb Market
application.
application, 1,050 shares
stock were traded on the Exchange from Jan.
the most recent transaction having occurred
activity thus has decreased to such a point,
cation,
that continuation of listing on. the
Francisco
Montreal
v.
until
persons
San
per¬
regis¬
notification
Auto Club Finance Corp., Cincinnati,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
__34
Stock Exchange___
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for
form
par
the
to
the
value,
the Midwest Stock Exchange.
on
Commission
The
to
listing
with
working
and Southern National Bank
•'
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore
mission
for
of
company has called for redemption/on Sept. 1, 1951, $72,0OO
its first mortgage 3%
bonds, series due 1963, at 101'/a% of the
principal amount plus interest. Payment will be made at The Citizens
34
Midwest Stock Exchange
Allied Products Corp., Detroit—To Delist Stock—
used
letter
a
cumulative preferred stock to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds
capital.
share),
per
30
Stock
Detroit
SEC covering $100,000 of 20-year 7% sinking fund bonds dated Jan.
15,
1949 and due Jan. 15, 1969, to be issued at par (in denominations of
4%
of
13
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
the
filed
of
The
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
New York
Alabama Flake Graphite Co., Birmingham, Ala.—Files
The
Exchange
be
(Ohio)—Files With SEC—
13
($100
par
Corp.
July
shares
on
3,000
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Page
Stock
at
to
are
$2,268,889
share
per
corporation
covering
offered
„
tax
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Anderson-Farmer
6 Mos. End. June 30
Mar. 31, '51
$23,151,032 $21,663,216 $44,814,248 $32,559,696
6,116.692
5,490,647
11,607,339
5,316,418
2,722,710
2,580,604
5,303,314
♦2,232,896
1,125,093
937,279
2,062,372
*224,914
—
Operating
Copy
a
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Asso.)
300 NORTH 4th STREET
St. Louis. Mo.
(2)
CE 7600
$2.71
taxes.
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(358)
rfV
I
Citizens Utilities Co.—Earnings— i
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—Earnings$7,152,605
990,820
■___—-
profit
Operating
Other
income
,1951—9 Mos.—1950
1951—3 JMos.-rrl950
period End. May 31—
Sales
$3,832,662 $19,400,479 $10,317,956
•
11^196
2,453,939
249,628
109,147
income
for
taxes-
$2,563,086
$370,660
Other
Net
income
income
—V.
common
per
1,589,457
153,859
Other
$216,801
$973,629
$77,089
$219,272
share—
Federal
'Earnings
July 24 announced
ttiat it has negotiated through Kuhn, Loeb & Co., con¬
tracts for the sale of $30,000,000 of 3^2 %. consolidated
sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1971, to a small
group of institutional investors.
Delivery of the deben¬
tures
is
to
be
made in
instalments
on
or
before
" 5
30, 1953.
exchange for an
equal amount of the company's presently outstanding 15-year sinking
fund debentures due
April l, 1963, and the proceeds from the re¬
maining $24,000,000 of debentures will be applied to the construction
of
a
products pipe line system extending from the Linden, N. J.,
refining area to consuming areas in eastern Pennsylvania and central
the
Of
State.—V.
York
New
will
$6,000,000
debentures,
173,
in
issued
be
per
May 12, '51
fiales
May 13, '50
$4,918,522
$3,016,862
_
profit
after
of
$1.25
Number
taxes.
i
preferred shares
outstanding——
shares
Common
"♦Earnings
preferred
per
75,377
the
For
497,980
$0.37
$1.63
share.——————
-V.
(which there is an accumulation of unpaid dividends,
•On
173,
378.
p.
third
With
ordered in
units
locomotive
diesel
40
the steadily-
alone,
1951
of this roalroad is keeping pace with
for the acquisition of this modern
power announced by
the management in 1950. The company's total
capital expenditure at that time called for $400,000,000 to be spent in
i
the
five
next
years.
affiliated
income
Net
—V.
in
Columbia Gas System,
corporation
advances
Co.
borrowings
174,
When
this
later
will
the company
Canada.
across
Canadian Pacific will see 28
freight and passenger trains
in the Canadian Rockies
p. 102.
power
and Mountain subdivisions
Calgary and Revelstoke.—V. 174,
the
Laggan
between
Telephone Co., Weaverville, N. C.
Carolina Mountain
'
to
year
completed
is
lines
by the
placed
order
diesel
delivered
units
■on
diesel
latest
The
■
of the new units
units rolling on its
delivery
230
have
Commission—
'.—Files With Securities and Exchange
July 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 100,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
at $2.15 per share to stockholders at the rate of one share for each
two
shares
held.
The offering
will be underwritten by Interstate
The
•
company
on
43EC
kindred
current
and 186.
kindred
1
■Securities
Charlotte,
Corp.,
loans.—V.
retire
171,
N.
The
C.
proceeds
to
are
(Prom the companies'
The
-
Interest expense
f
2,009
1
r
______
in
the
a
as
$2.27
Offered—rThe corpora¬
offered to the
.
in
invested
be
.
past
the
railroad
include
bends,
of
to
■
and
railroad
stocks and kindred securities.
As
of
pay
bank
loans
fcr
and
utility
Income
the
and
y.;/:.
have
173,
p.
best
known
the
leading
of
paid
'
without
interruption
Net
Net
1951
■
1950
utility
operations
$24,153,584
from
$21,864,198
361,650
209,224
$24,515,234
$22,073,422
8,415,812
6,949,828
_
income
;_
income.
income
—V.
share of capital stockoutstdg. at end of period
per
shares
on
shs.
aver.
174, p.
&
Raynolds
Prov.
1951'
<•
'
—$25,316,741
before
for
$1.96
$2.01
$2.01
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
sales
Profit
$1.80
outstdg. during the period
4.
Devoe
Net
$16,039,423 $15,123,594
—
6 Months Ended May 31—
covering
v
utility operations—___$158,920,165 $139,746,921
and taxes
:
134,766,581
117,884,723
corporate income
Based
-
for
2387.
expenses
from
Deductions
and.
several
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
May 31—...
from
been
largest
of
y
income
Gross
construction
of
States
most
United
income
taxes
• ■*
^
1950
'
?
1949
$20,355,394 $19,756,327
2,453,746
taxes
income
1,378,000
1,303,091
496,000
695,433
264,000
—
Fed
$1,075,746
$807,091
$431,433
$1.87
$1.54
$0.82
Hed. income taxes (est.):
Income
.Excess
tax
139,010
346,200
______—
289,110
674,800
.
The
-V.
income
173,
$572,620
$217,352
$285,161
—
$455,847
1790.
p.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings—
Operating
Concord Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Show Gain—
$3,968,437 $17,460,315 $15,691,220
$4,216,780
revenues
^Oper. income after Fed.
taxes
♦Net
520,459
547,153
__
350,175
outstdg.
1,622,397
„
income
'Common
shares
•After
dend
com.
share.
interest
and
requirements
<411,385 in each
of
1,606,193
1,622,397
1,606,193
$0.70
$0.70
$0.15
income
'
$0.18
reservation;
$102,847
months'
12
2,228.661
1,553,394
2,188,996
393,424
'
,®arned" per
in
each
period.—V.
173,
1,528,858
preferred
months'
p.
assets
Number
Net
period
1790.
Net
1951—Month—1950
$i,578,683
revenues.
profit
after
int.
'
and
of
Common
dividends
♦Earnings
.
*Based
.
V.
per
on
paid
number
sales—total
Profit before
Prov.
,174,337
41,801
3,199,836
501,605
2,774,839
501,605
$3.23
of
shares
outstanding
for
1951
income taxes
Fed.
&
inc.
State
Earnings
—v.
per
173, p.
of
Pennsylvania—Equipment Trust Cer¬
Stuart & Co. Inc., and assoelates on July 26 offered $2,745,000 of 3% equipment
trust certificates, series A (equipment trust of 1951) maturing annually Aug. 1, 1952 to 1966 inclusive. The cer¬
tificates were priced to yield from 2.50% to 3.125% according to maturity. Issued under the Philadelphia Plan,
the certificates are being offered subject to authorization by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The
'
'
.
group were awarded the certificates
4k
Hutzler
The
for
a
certificates
■equipment
will
estimated
to
be
was
one
1791.
1,004,582
July 25
on
of 99.2799
".
....
.
.
Other
deductions
,
Excess
^
or
(income)
1951
;
"Based
p.
on
Net
$792,542
$371,867
$1.40
$o,C6
—_______
common
share
;
♦Not Including $199,000 of insurance monies.—V.
172,
p.
^ercla*
* -Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S.
William
Dana
Seibert,
2125.
1
1,086,434
—_———$3.43
Income
taxes
to
actual
$2.11
rate
average
Cr8,400
Other
135.000
220,000
(& Subs.)-
-Earnings—
*■'
'
1951
1950
1949
1943
$2,429,262
$600,649
$449,384
$290,333
94,504
profit
60,768
26,300
31,175
$661,417
$475,684
$321,508
—
•
$2,523,766
244,847
—
deductions
Net
25.800
.
*
'
taxes—_
124,854
104,167
1,413,398
203,894
141,176
$865,521
income
profit
Preferred
$207,600
$165,000
$2.08
shares
$1.65
outstanding
at
June
30,
1951.—V.
$332,669
$230,341
dividends
-
-
90,747
87,689
-
$143,072
11,977
12,961
$853,544
$319,708
$230,341
$143,072
$2.42
$1.00
$0.72
$0.45
■
-
•
"
Balance
Earns,
r—V.
173,
per
com.
share
172, p. 2379.
Oversubscribed
Gas
Co.
further
proposes
to
loan
_
$5,000,000
to
Hope
-
*
is
as
re¬
>
W. Va.)
on
the
latter 3y4%
non-negotiable
loans likewise to be made during the period ending July
funds are needed by Hope for construction.—V. 174, p. 274.
simultaneously
offered
in Canada
by a group headed by Wood, Gundy
offerings were oversubscribed and the books
Both
closed.
; ;
..
.
.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
imate
5,000,000
purchase
and
notes.
The
to
on
used
be
ploratory,
;
from
Canadian
the
dollars
sale
and
of
will
these
be
shares
applied
in
will
approx¬
part
to
balance
for
the
drilling
cf $2,721,500 of the company's
outstanding
will be added to the general funds of the
company
acquisition
and
ai» and when required.
other
of
VOTE;
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
remittance for
u.'
Dana
Company,
(Continued
Publishers, 25 Park
additional
operations
and
properties
expenses
of
It is the present intention of the
on
page
and
the
for
foreign subscriptions
and
advertisments
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
ex¬
company
management
8)
Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
President; Wdliarn D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on Monday).
Other
omces:
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Reentered
*s second class matter February
^5, 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 PanAmerican Union, (45.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, (48.00 per year. Other Countries, (52.00 per year.
William B.
the
retirement
"
July 24 bought for cash the entire capital stock
of the Dixon Manufacturing Co.,
Inc., of Coffeyville, Kans., contract
manufacturers of aircraft components, according to William M. Cam¬
eron,
Vice-President of Continental's Central (Metal) Division," who
is now also President of this new wholly-owned
subsidiary.
company
Ltd. — Stock Offering
500,000 shares of $2.50
headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. at $10.60
per
share. The balance of 150,000 shares were
& Co.
Natural
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
The
of
fered in the United States by a group of 40 underwriters
(Clarksburg,
the
(Western)
Offering
—
(Canadian) par value common stock was made on July
24. Of the total offering, 350,000 shares are being of¬
SEC
The East
.
Consolidated
Exploration
"
to Finance—
during the period ending. July l, 1952, as, financing
quired by East Ohio to carry out its construction program.
Patent Office)
for
2388.
p.
income
Federal
issued
$638,306
266,419
173,
income
Total
May 27, 50
839,041
21
Cr23,000
share.
subsdiary,
1, 1951,
$1,631,583
—
Federal
2,078,146
...
Ohio Gas Co. (Cleveland) was authorized
to issue and sell to Consolidated an additional
80,000 shares of capital
stock (par $100 of East Ohio for $8,000,000.
The share's are to be
notes,
June 2, '51
Profit before income taxes—
for income taxes
$2,297,646
1,086,434
taxes
1791.
One•
Collins & Aikman Colrp.—^Earnings—
1950 *
4,375,792
$1,985,200
This
company
and certain of its subsidiaries have received'
authorization to enter into certain financial transactions.
Bros.
r?
*
-
,9,748,954
6,022,228
;
outstanding
share——
per
restating
Dome
by new standard-gauge railroad
cost. $3,437,093.
The
equipment comprises
Provision
Other
1,693,6Q0
1__
net
tax—
99,916
1951
*
$39,087,052 $27,808,213
6 Months End. June 30—
.1950
$2,290,800
profit
per
present
$3,726,726
shares
Operating
.1,860,400
taxes:
produc¬
expanded
EARNINGS
OF
*
i
Net
secured
Quarter Ended—
STATEMENT
—
Dobeckmun Co.
...
surtax
profits
♦Earlngs
1200 h, p. Diesel electric yard
switching looomotives and thirteen
1600 h. p. Diesel electric road
switching locomotives.
Associated in the offering group are R. W.
Pressprich & Co.- The
Illinois Co.; Freeman & Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.
Inc., and McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.—V. 174, p. 274.
profit
"•Earnings per
and
the
-v
income #taxes__:
Fed. & State income
for
1950.—V.
Corp.—Earnings—
——
income
accommodate
dollars^
$0.86
Expenses
Normal
to
profit.
Capital
their
on
from Salomon
before
V-"After
1,004,582
$0.52
sales
and
«une
•
$863,487
$0.67
share
common
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Units
bid received
3V4% coupon.
>782,002
$525,000
Net
$1,465,489
250,000
•
revenues
Provision
1949
Not avail.
1,004,582
outstanding—_____
Costs
Federal
remodeled
be
CONSOLIDATED
'
foid of 99.046.
The only other
$10.03
775,000
,
490,000
$674,000
Consolidated Cement
Net
will
■
Earnings
profit
Capital shares
period.—
tificates Offered—Halsey,
•?
1950
1,164,000
taxes—
$2.84
during
building
facilities.-
Profit
$10,962,000 : $9,964,000
revenues.
Six Months Ended June 30—
RR.
>
project
project
new
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
173, p. 2386.
Central
...
1951—12 Mos.-—1950
share
common
average
$11.99
share
per
6 Months Ended June 30—
$1,432,953 $21,554,541 $18,805,640
,222,765
41,801
value
asset
on
silicate of soda
furnace
Conde Nast Publications, Inc.—Earnings—
'
<
&
taxes
July 26 announced plans for an expansion
plant at Dallas, Texas.
estimated to cost several hundred thousand
calls for the installation of a large furnace to supplement the
tion of three rmaller-type
furnaces now in operation.
The.
$521,294
51,958
79,369
-;.V y':v'
Alkali Co.—Plans Expansion—
company
The
—V. 173, p. 1791.
divi¬
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Cross
shares
of
A share——.
1791.
p.
Diamond
1950
$951,678
class
per
173,
The
:,S;
1951
AS of June 30—
Net
Net
v
—V.
Total
before
and
three
profit
Earnings
on
at its
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. June 30—
corporation
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 1,990 shares of common stock
and 1,000 shares of
preferred stock to be offered at $100 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for construction and operation
ol
television broadcasting station.
i
Net
Net
Community Television Corp., New Orleans, La.—Files
159.900
83,300
profits tax
*
of
securities in 30 different Class < I
compantes.
Included among - its invest¬
makers.
years.—V.
10
revenues
Other
corporation on July 23 filed a letter of notification with the
$100,000 of 6'/'
cumulative deferred debentures due in
10 or 2o years, which are to be offered at par (in denominations
$100
each), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
make loans and for working capital.—V. 172, p. 1130.
5,
6,613
?
•
.
railroad
-
owned
kindred
10
in
equipment
Total
-
wholesale the City of Richmond as well as
supplying
gas
to
other
major
Virginia
citres,
companies
profits
excess
closed-end investment company vof the
a
balanced
fund in
railroad
and
common
company
securities
The
138,355
117,205
69,454
59,177
—
will
investments
Its
12 Months Ended
172, p. 1632.
SEC
$889,925
$1,524,525
$427,825
$773,838
—
and
Gross
Finance, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1
1951—6 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
operations
depreciation
"Depreciation —^
of
Community
from
before
Stock
proceeds
operating
the
systems
Based on
books, subject to audit and end of year
Period End. June 30—
ITofit
1951
,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
the
at
serves
company
utility
■
$2.48
$215,000 for
of
-V"
type
1951
are
railway
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
adjustments)
860,055
program.
.
—V.
Central Foundry Co.
-
30,
railroad
corporation has borrowed $900,000 privately
line bonds due June 1, 1970,
it was announced on July 26. The New York Life Insur¬
ance Co. purchased $850,000 of the bonds and Life Insur¬
ance Co. of Virginia bought $50,000.
be used to
946.
p.
4,768,628
$1.18
;
net
securities.
ments
first mortgage 4ys% pipe
to
2,384,815
^
Detroit Edison Co.
used
:
—
provision
preferred stocks, railroad
June
Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp.—Places $900,000
be
4,760,000
$6,607,606
860,055
4,545,871
'
Bonds—The
well
6,500,000
$7,450,394
securities.
management
t
on
proceeds
640,000
$3^567,714
430,027
—
"
July 13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,800 shares of <a'/<
cumulative preferred stock to be
offered at par ($100 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used to retire present indebtedness.
;
The
2,040,000
on
railroads
on
;
"726,740
tax—_
Corp.—Common
PROCEEDS—The
Commercial Mortgage & Finance Co., Rockford, 111.—
company
*
_i_
months'
general public.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
income
BUSINESS—The company is
the subsidiaries to finance pur¬
inventories, and will bear interest at
by
274
pp.
"
896,480
2,100,000
additional stock in the company has been
;
$400,000.
used
be
to
1,106,904
July 26 offered through security dealers 127,364
shares of common stock (par $5) at $6.25 per share. This
is the first time since original incorporation in 1905 that
follows:
as
(Pittsburgh),
are
for ..their
gas
2%%.—'V.
rffifeived
on
July 23
subsidiaries,
to
Gas
Home
chased
tion
Ino,—Advances Authorized—
SEC authorization to make
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co.
(Columbus), $4,300,000; United Fuel Gas Co.
(Charleston. W. Va.),
$3,900,000; The Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.
(Pittsburgh, Pa.i,
$2,100,000; Central Kentucky Natural Gas Co. (Charleston), $565,000,
The
cash
1,433,734
444,851
dividends——
Culver
370
359
30
at June
r
1951—26 Wks.—1950
1951—5 Wks.—1950
103.
p.
961,333
taxes on
Earnings per common share_
$19,242,000 $16,368,000 $99,796,000 $85,698,000
operation
174.
"
V
i—__—
—
170, p. 2023.
-
1,050,000
-
——
six
June 30,'50
v
I
•
$5,702,565 $16,946,874 $14,134,346
Preferred dividends———
tax.—V.
;
$14,551,807 $13,027,442
942,538
income
Common
June 30,'51
-
"
depreciation
Federal
for
"Prov.
,
*
End. —Six Months Ended—•
from
,
„„
for
;
companies)
;t
companies
"Includes
Stores
and
Income
Reserve
Inc.—June Sales—
—
securities
Taxes, other than Federal
same
Colonial Stores,
The
expanding dieselization program
the
$68,000,000
five-year plan
from
Total
time, the directors also voted an extra dividend of 3%
In stock, with the same payment and record dates.
This is.the fifth
successive year in which the company has declared an exta dividend
payable in stock.—V. 173, p. 1475.
the
At
Equipment—
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Orders New
the
annual
the directors on July 23 increased
straight year,
dividend
and
'
sales
$4,760,027
_____
______
basis, by declaration of a semi-annual dividend of
45 cents per share, payable Aug. 20 to holders of record Aug. 1.
The
previous semi-annual dividend payment in February had been 40 cents;
and the common stock had previously been on an 80-cent annual cash
dividend basis,
established in August, 1950.
A 70-cent annual cash
basis had previously been in effect in 1949.
75,377
497,980
$o.9i
company's dividend, establishing the common stock on a 90-cent
cash
122,913
28.276
———
operations, before taxes
and
depreciation
Balance of
reserve
no
longer re¬
quired after the sale in March,
1951, of a foreign subsidiary CO—"
Income
Period End June 30—
.Net
subsidiary
Profit from
in Stock—
and Declares 3%
Increases Cash Dividend
Sales
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Earnings—
28 Weeks Ended—
domestic
3 Mos.
$250,815
shares outstanding at June 30, 1951.
•'Based on 275,167
1986.
p.
Refining Co.—Earnings—
its
June 30,'51
fee Privately Placed—The company on
June
taxes
(Including
153,843
-
$302,851
share—$1.10
income
Net
■/
Line Co.—$30,000,000 of Debentures to
*Buckeye Pipe
income
Corn Products
8,590
125,353
140,447
201,996
notes.—.—--—.——
and
State
and
Crl2,641
$2.02
,!■;
$10.88
; -,f-
bonds
on
$525,960
Crl0.450
7,076
deductions
v'j'Si" >-;y,
168, p. 2004.
1,508,344
$641,921
taxes—:—
income
54,708
Interest
Wet
$2,034,304
1,623,214
.
before income
income
Operating
$131,797
$1,010,558
791,286
taxes—
before
Income
more
1950
1951
$2,265,135
Operating revenue deductions-—_———-
■•»*■■■'
prov.
The Dixon plant, which comprises a number pf buildings aggregating
than 150,000 square feet on the McGugin Air Base, is a major
producer of components for the B-47 program, as well as spares for the
L-5*, B-50 and B-29 programs.
Continental plans to expand these facilities in Coffeyville to handle
additional contracts which are now being negotiated.—V. 173, p. 2609.
;
Six Months Ended June 30—
Operating revenues
121,032
15,601
19,738
__
Monday, July 30; 1951
...
Volume 174
Number 5033
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
k
%
(359)
Capital Flotations in the United States
in
May
And for the Five Months of
C
Corporate flotations in the aggregate placed here in
the United States during May amounted to $411,442,333,
showing a sharp reduction under that for the month of
April, which totalled $740,109,596,
and to a lesser degree
for May, 1950, which figure stood at $622,164,815.
I A division of the over-all total for May of the current
year into new
the fact that
money
purposes
and refunding discloses
$398,365,883, or 96.82%, represented the
former,, while only; $13,076,450, or 3.18%, was raised in
May to refund outstanding obligations. ;• ! (•;""•
;
\
Contrary to developments durihg April of the-current /
year, the figures for May reveal a decline both in total
issues and that of over-all dollar volume.
{
or
6i
(no par) of the Sylvania Electric Prod- •
ucts, Inc., and $10,000,000 314% collateral trust deben¬
tures, due Sept.'.1,! 1963, of the Fruehauf Trailer
Sales/
Inc.,iand a like amount comprising 100,000 shares of!
5.10% cumulative preferred stock of
$100 par a share of
the Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co..
!
Corporate issues placed through the private route with
insurance Companies and others in
May amounted to 44
in
47.71%, of the over-all total,
while the latter totalled $118,226,603, or 28.73%; miscel¬
laneous, $51,270,700, or 12.46%; iron, steel, coal, copper,
etc.; $20,681,250, or 5.03%; railroads, $14,020,000, or
3.41%; land, buildings, etc., $8,150,000, or 1.98%, and
shipping and,oil, together, $2,800,000, or .68%, of May's
aggregate emissions.
Prominent
issue,
or
issues, that is referring to the size of the
placed during May included:
the $50,000,000 offer¬
ing of Consolidated Natural Gas Co.;3y4% 25-year sink¬
ing fund debentures, due in 1976; $40,000,000 314% first
and
of
refunding mortgage bonds, series G, due May 1, 1981,
the
fidison
Consolidated
of* New
Co.
$30,000,000 National Dairy Products
tures due June 1,
York,: inc.;
Corp., 3V8 % deben¬
1976; $20,000,000 3%% first mortgage
line bonds, * due
pipe
transmission'Co. and
of the Northeastern
1971,
of 11951
i
follow:
•
January
February
March
April
>
31
.
,
32
-
issues
large
placed
in
la$t,
May,
were
Ohio
314% 'debentures,
Co.
Edison
due
May
placement made
1,
1961;
last
of
a
,
.
substantial increase
$232,067,911,
amount for
May,
a
and
year
Mar
Mar
1
tMar
Mar
8
91
8
Mar 15'
Mar 15
Mar
1
,
Total for
days
days
days
91
Mar 29
Apr
5
Api
5
Apr
12
12
Apr
19
Apr
19
Apr
26
Apr
over
biiilding
Total
15.02
46.50
Apr
39.13
rep-
'
the
aggregate
ago.
No
r
bonds.
l—.
99.619
*1.501
days
91
days
1
29 years
29 years
10-12 yrs.
■
a
a
6,864,000
100
2
160,794,800 100
b
'
for
26
'if
1.001 004,000
1,000 603,000
*1.52®
99.619+ *1.506
2%
,
2%
a
8 692,000
100
2
r
14J 067,500
'
141,067,500
April
*1.517
99,613 + *1.52®
5,957 702,500 100
7,615 046,500 100
a
309, 724,094
100
b
:
8,692,000
2 years
99.617
99.614
1,000 486,000
1.002 033,000
1
12 years
1:
*1.403
359,254,793
1,642,994,000
1,743,013,000
1,929^12,000
2,158,970,000
5,957,702,500
7,615,046,500
309,724,094
I 91 days
1
99.646
5,736,245,593
days
91
Yield
18,036,358,594
3
J 91 days
2,176,555,000
1,101,893,000
99.619
3
May 10
1,100,696,000
99.589
May 17
May 24
1,100,683,000
99.598
*1.591
May 24
May 31
1,866,295,000
1,865,807,000
1,899,895,000
1.967,257,000
99.604+ *1.566
May 17
91 days
91 days
1,100,004,000
May 10
99.596
*1.60®
295,407,448
1,100,688,000
295,407,448
4,269,000
4,269,000
100
2
285,581,400
285,581,400
100
b
May
91 days
"
91 days
i
May 1-31 May 1
May 1-31 May
10-12 yrs.
12 years
May 1-31 May 15
3 years
•V
Total
in
made
United
States
Possessions
May, but Canadian Government
prised the $50,000,000 Province
of Ontario
were
issues
com¬
flotation
of
3%% debenture^ to be used for expansion of the
Ontario
Hydro-Electric Power Commission
facilities; $20,000,000
Toronto, Ontario, 3-3%^3y4%
and
3%%.
debentures
for
*1.503
►1.626
a
a
capital purposes, .and thb $10,468,000 iSsue of
City of Edmonton, Alberta, 3M>-33/4-3y8% bonds for
the
im¬
May..!
6,089,221,848
♦Average rate
series,
on
bank
a
which
of
!
—.
44,057,399,621
discount
basis.<
a
Comprised of
about
c
1.07%.
Sale
1
of .these
Treasury notes of series
each
month.
1.40%
par
per
and
1951
to
interest
Series
bonds
D
A
discontinued on Aug. 31, 1948.
J, 1948 and interest accrues
three years interest approximately
11, 1949 these notes are sold at
was
began
maturity
Effective
annum.
or
Aug.
Sept,
from
the first day of the month in which
Savings Notes Sale began on May 15,
and accrued interest to the 15th of tha
Treasury
are
sold
at
if
held
to
and
1.88%
held
accrued
and
month
If
par
maturity or three
interest
years,
USE
,
Ty|>e
Dated
,
of
OF
FUNDS
Total Amount
Security
Accepted
New
Refunding
.-T-
New
Refunding
$153,524,409
—
$19,394,000
February
April
;
Jan
TOtal
$172,918,409
4
91-day Treas.
bills
Jan
11
91-day
Treas.
bills
Jan
18
3,496,500
91-day
Treas.
bills
184,713,434
Jan
25
10,228,600
181,216,934:
167,914,060
Dec
15
91-day Treas.
5-year-Treas.
notes
Jan
1
U.S.
1
Tax
'
>157,686,060
_______—
'
228,498,911
Total
3,569,000
332,067,911
407,213,400
—_
May
-
4,436,904
411,650,304
Jan
bills
Savings bonds
Antic'n
$1,128,139,714
New Capital
13,305,818
258,004,658
561,315,835
1,003,199,000
Indebtedness
g
v,
1,002,226,000
1,000,933,000
1,000,019,000
1,000,127,000
2,580,000
2,266,00 0
4,536,732,000' 4,536,732,000
*
475,471,856
475,471,856
i
2,368,000
notes.
1
%
254,822,300
2,368,00®
254,822,30®
$41,124,404 $1,169,264,118
.
Refunding
Total
t
New Capital
Refunding
458,562,725'
245,505,085
369,879,536
26,543,235
396,422,771
152,629,633
81,607,950
878,867,160
369,211,355
169,185,100
669,290,335
2,611,000
Total
538,396,455
173,308,060
,
'
7,512,700 !
$
461,173,725
253,417,785
471,112,531
8,540,037,000
737,508,15®
1
91-day
bills
1,103,230,000
1,100,384,000
2,866,00®
8
91-day Treas. bills
1,103,139,000
1,101,597,000
1,542,00®
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,101,541,000
1,100,787,000
754,00®
90-day
Treas.
bills'
'1,102,764,000
1,102,764,000
15
23
1
Feb
Feb
Treas.
1
Total
U. S. Savings bonds
386,383,630
Depositary bonds—1
-H949-
107.974,500
20,678,427
mm
9,277,545,156
Feb
eb
1051, 1950 AND 1949
%
fcty
Feb
Feb
tl950-
Total
v
1,002,226,000
1,000,019,000
1,002,707,000
Depositary bonds
Jan
g
'
MONTHS
BY
approximates
per annum.
.Total municipal financing for the first five
months of
March
sepa¬
E have 10-year maturity,
are
sold on a
yield 2.90%; series F have &'12-year maturity,
basis, at 74, and yield 2.53%; and series Q
have a 12-year
maturity, are sold at 100, and bear 2V2% interest,
b Comprised of separate issues
designated Treasury notes of tax series
C-1947, C-1948, C-1949, C-1950 and Series A-1954: Series C earnings
•
1951 is set forth below;
January
three
series
discount basis at 75, and
are
sold on' a discount
purchased.
hew
provement purposes.
for
Total for five months.;
rate
,
offerings for the
797,259,210
February
*1.405
1,000,875,000
•1
the figure for April
$214,764,703,
91
*
< 1
Apr 1-3C Apr
26.26
hospital construction bonds, and the $60,000,000
offering'
by the State of Washington of l3/4-2-6%
public;school
Refunding
•
*1.406
99.645
1,721,778,000
;Mafch-_:_L_;
Apr
42.64
$
244,698,840
99.645
1,001,564,000
1,685,866,000
91
i
1,742,454,000
22
Mar 29
91
1,682,245,000
1-31 Mar
1 10-12 yrs.
359,254,793
1-31 Mar;
«,
12 years .}'+ 6,864,000
1-31 Mar l <
2 years
160,794,800
Mar 26
Apt
Apf1-30 Apr
Apr 1-30 Apr
Large domestic offerings placed during May included
$65,000,000 issue of the State of Michigan, 2%-l%%.'
1951—
v—
*1.39®
the
SUMMARY OF CORPORATE FINANCING
JTanuary
99.649
1,904,082,000
91 days
*
Mar 22
Mar 26
j
% of Total
Below we present a tabulation of figures since January, 1949, showing the different
monthly amounts of cor¬
porate financing. Further revisions in the 1950 and 1951 figures may be necessary, particularly as additional
pri¬
vate financing is brought to light.
Capital
Price
1,105,413,000
1,100,691,000
1,000,789,000
days
Total for Jariuafy__..'.i.
New
Accepted
$
$
«
'
of 436,224 shares
up
,
.i.——44
resenting
the
$12,759,552
22
May
notes, due May 1, 1971; $14,238,900 Wheeling Steel
Corp.
Feb
!
•.
Municipal financing in May totaled $411,650,304,
$15,000,000 offering of Allied Stores Corp. ZVz% promis¬
sory
;
$67,758,250
169,016,591
131,971,250
344,178,458
161,000,000
53
_w__
Amount
Applied for
.
.
Mar
compared :•»
Total Amount
30
_________—
i.__
May
-
Other
ahd
.
notes, due May 11, 1976, of the, CroWn Zellerbach Corp.
i
month's1 total
No. of Issues
Gas
like amount of 3% promissory
a
the
,
months
Due
•
Mar
offerings
$344,178,458 made hp of 53 issues in
April! last,
$164,164,703 in May, 1950, representing 44' issues,
or
26.4%, of that month's total financing. •
U
:r Corporate : issues,, placed
privately in the first five
.
i
of
$161,000,000. i These
with
while preferred
$196,293,780,
39.13%
Dated
r..
;number, and totalled
comprised
Amount
Offered
Mar
v.
and totalled
$68,503,433, or 16.65%, of that month's total,
issues numbered only 11 offerings and
amounted to $22,205,000, or 5.40%.
( Referring to the type of issue, it is found that, con»
trary to the previous month, public utility offerings
resumed their traditional lead in May by surpassing
other industrial and manufacturing flotations; the former
Date
common stock
22.05%, common and preferred stocks. ■ ;
Stock placements in May comprised 43 common issues
amounted to
1951
stock; $11,650,000 consisting of *400,000 shares
and
Turning to the various classes of financing, a study "
of the figures discloses the'.fact that $320,083,900,
or
77.80%, represented long-term bonds and notes; $650,000,
or
.15%, snort-term bonds and notes; and $90,708,433,
{
Of common
i
Tax
for
.-Zi
386,383,62 ®>
'4,977,000
4,977,0C®
notes.
Antic'n
115,973;800
115,973,80®
February
First
quarter...
1,411,837,586
:
April
May
121,457,003 1,533,294,589
Second
—.
660,442,721
79,686,878
l...—
398,365,883
13,076,450
740,109,596
411,442,333
1—
quarter-i
1,083,156,823
297,838,027
402,004,050
3 74,844,020
614,494,-966
1,380,994,850
93,863,740
•
1,391,343,036
39,260,000
1,136,320,341
49,383,700 1,185,704,041
495,667,790
685,798,072
622,164,815
.
247,320,795
278,222,725
'
431,852,531
297,729,400
1,236,224,508
1,221,250
687,019.322
34,050,000! 331,779,400
30,519,224 1,266,743,822
892,717,691
619,407,260 2,010,750,296
'
2,219,752,070
65,790,474 2,285,542,544
3,356,072,411
115,174,174 3,471,246,585
4,918,028,430
4,405,532,000
512.496,43®
Mar
March
1
91-day
bills
1,105,413,000
1,102,005,000
3,408,00®
JMar
8
91-day TreAs, bills
1,100,691,000
1,100,691,000
Mar 15
91-day Treas.
bills
1,000,789,000
1,000,789,000
Mar 22
91-day
Treas.
bills
,1.001,564,000
1,000,809,000
Mar 29
'91-day
Treas.
bills
1,000,875,000
1,000,875,000
U.S. Savings bonds
359,254.793
Mar
Mar
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Six months
ZZZZZZZZZZ
July...—
ZZZZZZZZZZ
2,474,499,859
917,245,287 3,391,745,146
*
300,444,815
-
22,064,333
136,537,955
20,630,000
271,729,170
September..
-k
Third quarter
/
-
';■
■
1
'*'■
.314,192,984
~
886,366,969
-
322,509,148
334,822,984
179,232,288 1,065,599,257
717,116,106
.
Mar
:
3,360,866,828 1,096,477,575 4,457,344,403
October-
466,612,806
348,560,754
394,499,274
November.
December.
25,364,226
466,983,169
140,034,110
186,679,039
8,118,500
43,097,486
76,580,212
;
793,696,318
191,754,386 4,264,942,903
160,794,800
5,736,245,593
5,205,169,000
5
91-day Treas. bills
1,001,004,000
1,001,004,000
Apr 12
91-day Treas. bills
1,000,603,000
999,894,000
91-day Treas. bills
1,000,486,000
1,900,486,000
Total
Apr
March
—
Apr 26
91-day Treas. bills
1,002,033,000
160,794,80®
531,076,593
709,0C®
1,002,033,000
104,958,444
549,555,878
Apr
1
29-yr. Treas.
bonds
5,957,702,500
5,937,702,500
38,775,000
306,924,805
105,249,790
Apr
1
29-yr. Treas.
bonds
7,615,046,500
7,615,046,500
479,943,369
Apr
1
U. S. Savings bonds
' 309,724,094
497,521,087
374,693,579
1,087,440,818
248,983,234 1,336,424,052
4,570,539,662 1,352,291,656 5,922,831,318
5,160,629,335
440,737,620 5,601,366,955
Apr
1
Total
Treasury Financing in May
UNITED
;
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder announced on May
28 that owners of the 2%% Treasury bonds of 1951-54
STATES
TREASURY
Date
Offered
Dated
redemption on June 15, and owners of the
three issues of VA% Treasury notes maturing July 1,
will be offered 9V2-month 1%% Treasury certificates of
indebtedness to be dated June 15, 1951, with an adjust¬
ment of interest on the maturing notes to that date,
The called bonds outstanding amount to $1,626,686,150
maturing
subscription books
notes
$8,445,058,000. The
were opened on Monday, June 4. The
this offering will be given in these columns
aggregate
next month.
$
$
1,100,004,000
Yield
May 24
91-day Treas. bills
1,100,683,000
1,100,683,000
%
May 31
91-day Treas.
bills
1,100,688,000
1,100,688,000
May
U. S. Savings bonds
295,407,448
May
Depositary bonds..
4,269,000
4,269,00®
May 15
Tax Antic'n notes.
285,581,400
285,581,40®
1,865,410,000
1,002,226,000
99.651
91 days
1,653,764,000
99.649 + *1.387
Jan
11
Jan
18
91 days
Jan
18
Jan
25
91 days
1,937,512,000
1,748,818,000
1,000,019,000
1,002,707,000
Dec
4
Dec
15
5 years
4,536,732.000
Jan 1-31 Jan
1
Total
for
1
Feb
8
6
Feb
15
91
the amount of
days
Feb
15
Feb
23
90 days
1
$755,000,000, will be called for redemption
on Sept.
15, 1951.
;
The Treasury Department in May outside of the above,
confined its operations to the usual
weekly sale of Treas¬
ury Bills, Savings Bonds, Tax Anticipation Notes and
Depositary Bonds.
,,
;
,
,
Jan
25
Feb 1-28
Feb
1
91
.?
a
b
1,103,250,000
1,103,139,000
99.648 + *1.391
1,101,541,000
99.648
♦1.391
1,102,764,000
99.653
♦1.390
386,383,630
4,977,000
Feb 1-28 Feb
2 years
115,973,800
February
Total
for
Total
for
May
five
-
months
386,383,630
i
6,089,221,848
5,503,964,000
585,257,848
44,057,399,621
41,230,868,000
2,826,531,621
(Continued on page 6)
1,898,002,000
;
295,407,448
1%
1,852,077,000
10-12 yrs.
1,101,893,000
2
days
12-years
for
a
91 days
Feb 1-28 Feb
Total
*1.389
100
254,822,300 100
2,022,964,000
Feb
;
99.649
100
2,368,000
1,904,536,000
.
99.648+ *1.391
1
9,277,545,156
Feb
.\
*1.381
4,536,732,000
475,471,856
January.
Feb
■
Price
.
11
;;
The Secretary of the Treasury announced on May 14
that the 3% Treasury Bonds of
1951-55, outstanding in
~
460,192,594
1,100,696,000
Jan
2 years
1,101,893,000
1,100,004,000
4
2,368,000
254,822,300
18,036,358,594 17,576,166,000
1,100,696,000
Jan
■:■} 475,471,856
for April
Treas. bills
91 days
12 years
141,067,50®
91-day
4
10-12 yrs.
141,067,500
91-day Treas. .bills
Jan
Jan 1-31 Jan
notes.
May 10
1951
26
Jan 1-31 Jan
8,692,00®
Tax Antic'n
91-day Treas. bills
Dec
1,003,199,000
8,692,000
May 17
DURING
Accepted
-
bonds.
3
Amount
Applied for
Due
-
for
FINANCING
Amount
309,724,094
Depositary
Apr
May
of
for
.
444.597,434
tRevised.
results
359,254,793
6,864,0C®
notes-
268,149,805
1,465,486,915
Twelve months
the
Antic'n
423,807,902
103,021,813
1,209,672,834
and
Tax
'
6,864,000
544,157,926
77,545,120
75.247,148
'
4,073,188,517
255,814,081
Fourth quarter
i
1
Depositary bonds
755,0C®
'
Nine months
called
1
t.
Apr 19
441,618,943
131,915,610
143,581,553
408,267,125
Treas.
99.648+ *1.391
a
2
115,973,800 100
b
comprehensive table on the fol¬
we compare the May and
the five months' figures with those for
pages
a
4,977,000 100
In the
lowing
4,918,028,430
corresponding periods in the four
preceding, thus affording a fiveyear comparison.
the
L years
9
O
o
3
o
ft
ft
o
ft
ft
<-».
ft
s
s
ftu
o
ft
=r
o
o
o
ft
w
r*«
<—A
c
20, 0 48.09,0 107,694.076 2,0 ,0
31,8210 2,50,0 203,96 450 19,06598
t
Total
:
715,98615
co
CO
8,95.412 125,93418 5 4,109
2,50 , 0
2.50 . 0
1,30 0 31.82,10
7,629,50
23,02439 37,10 294,8251 3,50,0 179,3841 2,304,109 1,250, 0 —-. 18,92 50 537,41 53?
|
m
_
—
—
——
-
-
16,4350 945,0 0 80 ,0 0
-1947 Refundi g ft 2 ,50 0 187,90 5
32,90 1,405,643 35,82351
1,50,0
-1947 Refundi g 2 8,5 7 0 89.TlO~367
$
37,10 206,8710 3,50,0 50,6850 1,750, 0 1,250, 0
ft
Total
—
_
V82,671450; " ■ 7.952,0 "•■ 90,1.367 2,50 0 270,5895
286,917
28,5705
■
-
7
>>v1
24,3870 945,0 80 ,0 0 — 286,917 319,4782
^
.
-
.
'
-;.v
New
Total
525.0 0
307,450 63,2890 19,6524
$
-194ft Refundi g 2,9 5,1 0
v:
ft
Capit l
•
20, 0 15,70. 106,28 43 2,0 ,0 361,75 0
4,154,6 7
Total
48.5,0 7,982,015 60,9162
Refundi gJL&
-1948
1 638,0
24,3850 178,240 86,42350
ft
Capit l
62,1485 70,250 317,90648 725,0
{CtDPSefroRxavhlmclBiavpnGnouu>itencrsv.-prfdeldtsmisk.,, FMYOTSECIIUTSOVAHNRNPHRIERAED
OFTMYIFNAELIHUAGAVOVCRERPNSDGMLT,
"
247,30795 30,8150 14, 6294 29,52089
$
725,0
374,8 02 39, 0 30,791354 718,50374
142, 90
Capit l 243,7125 1,36910 60,17480 59,78625
$
New
Total
$
650, 0
41. 2,3 86r4~806 257,0. 41,65034
320,890 2,05 68,5034
Refundi g 7,514 50 4.20~6 1,362,30
Capit l
FOCREPIGNAT,
584,0■=. 0 2,0 ,0 1
650. 0
Capit l 312,56970 18,05. 0 67,14 3
OSUMFARY
Total
'■. '
.
6 1,20
65,897
":
.r*_ 12,80 304,530
-
432,40 -—•
*"
.
*'v-;" . 150,w0. f;54 9,103 37,15065 13,07865 "20,35264 —
mm
_
309,103
>
v
:»
ft
2,340, 0
14,05 0
43,08 0 69,750 65/70, 6,50,0 7,80,0
$
''■U-.
391,264.
;
' 1,093,60 2,~9l20
■
''Jm'
4,154,6 7
-
_
193, 0
. 1,9360
r■,
209,812 0,35264 584,0 2,0 .0
24,8960 387,1097
6,50 , 0
1,40256 8,50 31,7940
>
/
•
"T"';
1
1,402,560 750, 0
9,165,0
10,738 40
X,'
12,05640 43,08 0 193,05840 1,250, 0 7,150
-
,
■
20, 0 36,o 16o 1,250, 0 2,80,0
20, 0
r.
2,340, 0
1,402,560 750, 0
90,738 40 9,1650
102,5640
34,05 0
43,08. 0 163,05 84 74,9150 6,50,0 1,402.560 8,50, 0 297, 40
1
.
12,0 0 12,70 0 93.627,496 1,041,648 1,479 34 506,92 1,280, 0 18,04 65 125,976 5 68,2450 315,97 46 6,541,648 6,26,0 84,73.684 89,651.82 10,79 0 4,0 0 35,94 165 62,1485
70 ,0
68,2450 2 .350 5,0.0 6,26,0 72,56370 89,14.90 9,510, 0 4,0 ,0 5,908.50 483, 150
$
82,0—524 V24,3850 215,397605
~■■
2,340. 0
"
•
•
1_
Refundi g 30, .0 174,395 2 2"7, 2.0 7,50.0
4 9,50
Capitl 38,2450 47,954.75 5,0 0 6,26,0 4,79150 81,6490 9,510
4,0 ,0 5,49.0
'i
$
-1950
New
Ftehoadgernfacly NOGREUWFPI
1,6.037 fraomnunicpayltes
398,65 3 80^46 0 59,83.0 407,213 0
$
New
65,897
V--.
New
Total
-
—■■.
:
240,1725
4,204.0
1,3 0,9 0 1,3 0,9 0
247,3095
10,6910 1,36910 89,423096 1,04 68 1' : 9.81,46 506,92 1,280, 0 18,04 65 120, 3795 38,2450 137, 571 6,541,648 6,2 0 5,30 214 82,15 82 10,79 0 4.0 ,0 34,16875 374,8 02
"1
70 , 0
243,7125
1,7804
29.40 7 7,50,0
5,872,870 30. ,0 178,59 25
1.6 8,470
s
i;
-•
150, 0 650, 0
50 .0 0
14,02 0 137,20. 20,3890 92,075. 0 1,0 ,0 8,150, 0 1,80,0 45.60 0 320,890
$
■
59.03,780 4 2.350 25,61 03
^
-
1
^
18,2603 1.0 ,0 8,150, 0 1.80,0 51,270 41, 23
5," 2~0"76 90,7843 14,02 0 196.23,780 20.681,250
.
13,076450 197,650 4,36904 215,7834
Satanteds
$
—195
683,90
1,02463
854,820
Refundi g 23,17025 1.30.90 5,018,05 8,0 ,0
10,675
-
43,08 0 79, 50 1,250, 0 68.50, 6,50,0 7,80.0 207,38 0 2,340. 0
Total
-194
-
*—~t42 90
1—
20,35264 584,0 2,0 ,0 24,8960
/
ft
-
'
"*
■
297, 40 50,6 0 35,06 9
475,8150 12.70, 0 65,19230 ;60,41 5 8,0 0
•
:?
1,9360 83,2941 24,3850 217,69 805
,
Capit l ft 193, 0 2.340, 50,780 51,27640
-1950
•.
Refundl g 10.6 16 1,250, 0 2,80l0
$
132, 072 14,80. 24.0357 3,50,0 154,7 .18 1,359,109 450, -■. —w 18.642,583 217,96 7
/I
37,81 05 13.51,05 20,35264
•
34.05, 0 38,07 0 6,892104 79,012 4
•S
150, 0 525,0 0
■■
;
-
375,0 0
2,9 5,1 0
'.
'
New
Total
New
7,342,583
*•
r"':
i
:
387,109
'
"
>-v-.
-'
-1,357 0
Refundi g $ 14,05 20,o 76
-194
18.0148 nm"7—■
'=
24,385.0 179,850 87, 150 584,0 2,0 ,0 12,80 307,45 0
ft
'
35,270 182,3 01 604,51 78
207,380 2,340, 0 70,8 0 51,27640
ft
"•-5■
5 4,109
6,2 3,962
2,50,0
"•
r
~•
31,7940 8,6750 341,957613 762,4103
Total
2,50 . 0
1
304,530 62,90 70 19,27824
New
Capit l
New
84,125.0 190, 3216 65,0284
459,103
$
14,80 18,795 3,50,0 34,250- 805.0 450, 0 1,30 0 83,2945
ft
•
391,264
65,897 726,20 367,40
vr,- : ;
1,8547.'
Capit l
532311797,4,916892
83,294.5 2,50,0 14,56083 17,56 98
-
$
-195
Refundi g 1.60 0
$
914.150
5,0 .0
20 .0
7,514,50
New
6132,0
i,"8o~ ,6
■
.
4,91 50 13,076450
1
——'
50 ,0
14.02, 0 20,3890 87,05 0 1.0 ,0 8.150, 1,80 0 4,685. 0 312,56970
$
ilo lo 5,62,30
1,362,30
v'|
ACHNARDTE Capitl 135.60,
——
" 150, 06
650, 0
58,93780 42,350 24,89"30 —
—
—
Il520l76 85,146 3 14,02. 0 194, 3780 20.681,250
1 864.30 1,0 0 8,150 ilso .o o 46,35 0 398,65 3
- — &c. 945,823 bfuontayides Notes- i manufctrig heoltdcin.g, Notes- manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, manufctrig — heoldticng., manufctrig hoeldtcin.g,
notes
OMMANFTYHCorpate— -".'Domestic— bLoonanngo-ttdeedrssmSihort-e-m s-tockrstock ]Candi— bLoonang-dtersm Short-em Presftockd stock foreign- boannotdedss Short-em stock stock corpateBIntearaniokl {GCovaenrnmdiatnfogroeveirgnmnt—G_Laoaancisdn, •Municptal—eSte,s,PSost:aines toal dinfigcnluuoordeest MOMANFYTH BLoonagn-Tdersm —. "ut:iles ecscottpoealr,l,,Eqmaunuifpmtent aacesnorid inadunstrdl Laend,/btucilgs itntrvraeusdtsmingn,, Miscelanous Tot*al BShoaonrt-Tdesm"i utiles ecscottpoearl,,l,Eqmaunuifpment aacensorid inadunstrdl -i bueldtcing.s, ttrInravuedsstimngn,,Miscelanous Shock/:s>— i- utiles cecsootptealrl,,,Eqmuaniupfme—nt aacensordi inadunstrdl beuildtncgs, :Ji. tItrnraveudstsimngn,,1Miscelanous 'Total '-Total—.: —* utiles cescotpotealrl,,,Emqaunuipfment aacensorid inadunstdrl —- bueiltdcn.gs, *—.S.hipngtIrtnarveudstsimngn,,Miscelan—ou-s Tsecocourprittaatel
Pre/ red Com on
'
'
Long-term Pref red Com on
Com on
,
.
I.*
Other
;
Grand- •Tbesa
Total
T
Other Farm
United
"
"
w Railroads Public^ Iron,
*
•
Motors Other
Ship ing
'''
f"
Railroads Public iron,
Motors Cither Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
»
•
01
CU
to
Railroads Public Iron„
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
j
'
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
'-'•j
Total
39 ,0 0
1.392,4065 63,8250 385,4762 187,031
$
10,273497
Q2jl'ro~Q0 75,0 0 230,5 0 1,30726,418 52,0 0
*98,150 62,045 3,50,0 2¥o7O 354,605 10,750 3,1 0 65,0 0 50,2 0
20 ,0 0
945,0
Refundi g 24,30 0 371,05642 3,0 ,0 47,136 95 31,46 10 25,0 0 1,635 86
20 ,0 0
Total
'
3,250 31,90 57
—1947 Refundi g 504, 83 2 139, 652
45,0 0 148,05 0 17,6 832 29,0 0
$
39 ,0
Capit l 87,b56827 60,590 246,01 47 15,9254
$
S
-1947
59,750 63,8250 207,914 6 294,12 73 25,64 739 3,20,0 2,0 ,0 50,1 672
98,150 870,18.543 3,50,0 2,80^0 652, 73 127,395 36,1 0 65,0 0 2^0 ,0 159,2 67
708,930 4,908,317
24,30 0 523,4 519 3,0 ,0 59,7 153 945,0 31,46 10 25,0 0 708,930 9,578,03
3,0 5,0 3,25,0
Capitl 74,510 291,5840 3,50,0 19,80 307,2 805 10,850 1,650UuO 40, 0 48,56 14
10,273497 82,1 0 30, 0 82,0 0 23,0 0
1,295 86
New
4,05.0
152,4687 12,6 458
4,05,0
56,40 60,59 0 5,67 19 281.54P81 25,64 739 3,20,0 1.291,07 45,2 35
375,0 0
$
1,450, 0 1,925,0
New
000
Total
$
2,398 0 1,925,0 213,45738 261,35084
467,850 1,3 98 4,150, 0
5,0 0
214,7*0 961,748.0 36,50 0 5,0 ,0 8,50,0 426,9350 27,30 26,54 0 14,0 0
$
Total
10 ,0 0
J225,
147,8 95 10,738 0 123,046 135,76814 10, 0 47.384,7
,
15784031,2,1,25296680
74,51 0 347,2607 3,50 0 19780 0 592,8360 126,450739 4,850, 0 40, 0 l7027 9LO 150,3469
214,70 1,096 75 47,238 0 5,0 0 8,50,0 549,726 403,5614 26,540 14,0 0 U0, 0 8,05974
261,1270,3638799545064 15,3081294,52779466360
3431,8075,8,262467,47152809896155DfRtFfebSG^BrvacImeohaonaluttvnsdgpicrumpdelimynrdektas.yl. NTFMEFCI3SSUOTNOIRHENVADPAHWRRYEAESD 15,21,70.088665434297 121,,67868904305,29651349.04573
ETFMFLMFGANIOUOOHADANVVRERCERYNPIDMGSGNLT,
65,897
40 ,0
297,30 14,87561
Refundi g 157,641 50 6,814,05 5,043,52
$
-1948
Capit l $ 2,08174 50 1,859103 206,31 256,30712
5,0 0
2,640, 0 165,83 950 263,05
15,0 0
New
Total
$
1,75 2 08
Capital
419,03 0 1,04.68904 16,0 0
22,6,001455384763
65,897
Total
10 ,0 0
172,04. 0 913,820 30, 0 0 ,0 8,50,0 407,13850 251, 0 15,24 0 14,0 0
$
65,897
309,103
Refundi g 42, 90 47,92 80 6,50,0 19, 650 21,075 0 1,30 0 9,40, 0
$
-1948
170,48 0 1,29 0827 3,750.
•
329
1,450, 0 1,859,103
5
Ne
319,750
r;-'
24,96.0 643,019 79,0 0 6,39,0 413795,0 146,90 17,630 45,60 0 17,860
^
$
2,13674085
2,640, 0
2,6~40,
5,315,736
596,516
5,945,605
142,965 10,738 0
17.8 135,7684
254,683.2 24, 570 10,36071 -413,250
.
47,9632
1,857 42, 90 53,24 536 6,50,0 25,13 52 1,075 0 1,30. 0 10,86.51
10, 0 46,78 231 462,938465 172,04 0 1,0564729 40.738 0 5,0 ,0 8,50,0 524,6184 386,9184 15,24 0 14,0 0 10, 0 367,9 231
175,0 0
1,402,560 46,8502
429,1 25 24,960 90,3752 104, 570 6,39,0 51,3071 47,31250 17,805 0 45,¥o '1,402.56 24,07260
932,168074§CtDPSamroheunvcicpldefs., FYEIVARS 162,738o0495.
FY3EIOVA1RS
165,0 281,250
Refundi g 64,2087 20, 0
84,65 90 287, 50 14, 7921
$
-194
Capit l 1.693,5280 2,4750 145,8390 263,04.5
15,0 0
$
New
Total
$
1,7489250 145,07 231,75608 342,06 7 27,54 50 542:90
3,0 ,0
Refundi g 547,82397 51,309 25,76345 012,46. 8,0 ,0
Capit l 1,20 98513 93,7410 205,97143 36,102397 19,54 0-
542. 90
4,2560 214,6 093 430,254.10 2,50 , 0
834,375
3,0 ,0
New
Total
-195
COORPFATE,
$
2,0638 2
834,375
2,475,0
234,68 2 24, 570 10,36.71
Total
60 ,0
310,260 938,215.0 65,3750 6,26,0 15,23:50 140,9350 23,540 6,50,0 129,860
4,80 0
1,860 4,893
5,0 ,0 1,450 8 50, .0 102,5680
408,6 05 24,96.0 831,56082 102,89570 6,390 508,"COL?! 147,3 250 10,580 45,¥61 1,402,560 23,79140
591,50
_—
8.24 10 93,74 10 398,1 523 9,426,52 59, 6398 5,64,08 1,520, 0 29.043,951 41,69 38 54,61 830 ' " , 21,359 0 1,03 41 72.416,32 140,7 648 134,7 358 24,06 0 60 ,06 35,43951 230, 5983
6,2 0
70 ,0
4,80 , 0
31,867 5 97,8 10 36,95627 2,547,0 80,7593 1,0 0 1,0 ,0 81,7690
-
.
-
128,470 1,04350 12,38.90 29,18750 2,84,0 50,4 50 1,89312 20,5630 2,75,0 2,80,0 13,0
Refundi g 18,3970 29,6370 13,82065 48r2~f.450 372:6 8,648,650
1,90 0
1, 50, 0 4,256,0 5,065, 0 320.1,78 74,51.40
60 ,0 0
Caoitl 10,8 0 1,0 78 0 12,3890 15,36875 2,84,0 502,305 1,893.12 20.19,0 2.75,0 2,80 0 124,38 50 1.94,8037
606,0 0
2,50 , 0
Total *
7^
i
84,3811,47092362 OGARNUFPDIN
12,093,08867.25
2,4706 19 26,490 1,2839714 3,9754 0
SUM ARY
1,402560 46,0382
~
51,30,90 51,309 25,96 240 5,310,935
21,359.0 60,18463 62,98 750 6,26,0 86r4~,256 129,0 350 2,540 "VO .O O 6.50,0 10,650
New
413,250 175,0
281,250
20,81250 68,7 0 1,250 7,130 7217.0
139,570 145,07 0 42,876 9,42652 65,273 5,6408 1,520 29,043.951 42,87 3 57,4850 310,260 1,36729 8 74,963.12 6,26,0 2l7490,583 145,8 35 25,06 0 ¥ob:6 6 35,43.951 31,7283
.
Capit l
-195
1,70,0
70 ,0
Refundi g 97,8 10 38,0 387 2,547,0 75.4 ,0 1,0 0 1,0 ,0 29,7450
$
-1950
126, 0 1,6934 2 19,250
545
2,50,0
20, 0
2,49075 10, 0 75,0 0 495,80:6 1,65027,5 21, 0
214,0328 30^9 ,6 725 *,0 41,240
$
$
165,0
New
$
281,250
165,0
2,475,0
2,684 518 71,450 1,692418 1,70,0
New
64,2087
Capit l 24,96.0 594,02 78,650 6,390 40675,6 146,90 10,430 45,60 17l8",60
5,0 ,0 1,450:6 50, 0 13,4680
60 ,0
Refundi g 19.086,725 85,1430 9,359,30
Capit l 1,9073 3,65.0 129,0 79 420,89710
1,72508
$
639,0256 10, 0 75,0. 0 369,40:6 30,82 563 1,895,0
$
$
-194
2,1984713 13,205 1,0954 83 16,0 0
~
-1950
Refundig 48,61.70 1,250, 0 7,130 7217,0
$
S
60 ,0
~
$
60 ,0
CHAR TE
obtained
132,140 1,450, 8
28,169.0 4.82,0 51,72350
1, 50, 0 3,65,0 5,065. 0 29.14,78 69.23,540
New
186.3 17 6,12,813
57i¥o:56 49,362570
64,702486 13,542 0 1,36 5,78 196,80.4 29,187.50 2,84,0 73,8637 8,05,945 20,695140 4,175,08 2,80,0 3,180,90 183.542,70
1.0 ,0 8,79305 94,51360 18,3970 58,406 4,82,0 13,82065 9,350 "3 72',6 1,0 ,0 17,41703
221,648,403581
134,62.587 6,12813 132,140 1,450. 8 2718*0,96 40,56917 52,18 3 15,4 0 1,304798 192,064 15.36,875 2.84,0 637,451 8,05,945 20,3 140 4,17508 2,80 0 2,180,90 16,0.867 2,4706 19
'
EM3NAD1Y boannodtedss — stock Comstock—-n bLoonanngo-dtteerssm1 stock stoc—k freign- boannodtedss stoc—k stock corpate BIntearanioklGovernmt— forgoeveirngmnt Gaavncieds,-. ♦Municptal—Ste,s,PSostaeiens fifdnuigcnludooresets M3ENAD1Y NBootaens-ds .r— utiles—_ ecctoop.al,, manufctres— oies inmaadnufucntsritgdr.l beuifdt—cngs, htteorraludtcisn.g,, Miscelanous NBoaondts —~— :utiles eccto.po-—al,, manufctres- acesori—_. minanduunfsttdrgl beuildtcngs, —— —hteotrraltudcisn.g,, Miscelanou—- * util—es eccoopal,,fnauctres^. —oie inmadanuunfscttdrrigl beuildtcngs, .• ——hteortarltducisn.g,, Miscelanous " —: 'utiles ecctoop.alr,, manufctes. ori imnaadnuunfsctdtrrigl ——--UJjZzI Laendt/cib.f—rgs,Rube6r<;>^*-i.'l_— ShlpWJ_-thtteorraludtcisn.g,, Miscelanous seccourprit.ate
MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Candi— Short-em Pref red •Com n Long-term Short-em Pref d Com on Loan United toal
^Candian
5
\\
'
*
Other
Grand
Total
V
1
f
Other Farm
•These
MONTHS Long-Term Railrods Equipment Maontodrs
ste l,
5
Public Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investmn
Total
Short-Tem Railrods Public ste l, Equipment Maontodrs
Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Ship ng Investmn
Total
Stocks— Railroads
ste l, Equipment Maontodrs Riu—ber Ship ng Investmn '*>■ Railroads ste l, Equipment Maontodrs
Total
Public Iron,
Other
Oil
Land,
Total—
Public Iron,
Other
Oil
IhVeStmn
Total
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(362)
i*
Clarke
(Continued from page 3)
i
Retired
Net Issued
$
$
$
Certificates
267,965,000
71,063,000
196,902,000
Notes
181,753,000
94,370,009
87,383,000
—
C.
Foster
Marshall; Fulton,
&
Co.
♦8,000,000 Gould-National
1953
to
April
($5,000,000)
Robert Garrett &
Reid & Co.;
for
January™
7 •'/'■/'
February—
Certificates
Notes
for
59,657,000
+248,903,000
339,060,000
+58,403,000
'
,
February
E.
190,500,000
30,500,000
-308,560,000
280,657,000
:
:——.
Total
i
221,000,000
43,050,000
44,701,000
,577,499.000
211,701,000
620,549.000
43,000,000
24,000,000
128,231,000
86,510,000
41,721,000
Peters,
April—
Notes
/-•
Total
for
129,510,000
195,231,000
April—
,
.
.
,
65,721,000
'
May—
Certificates
/
3,550,000
•
532,950,000
125,195,000
458,963,000
Elwood
50,000 Harrisonville
Total
/.^.y
for
Total
--
for
587,708,000
May——
series
,
3fl,71®;PPP
JL,383,297,000
1,725,015,POO
five months—~
and
ridge & Co.
i
•Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
rr<Id to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
"2,000,000 Michigan
«,nd
bonds
Fund,
Postal
Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Fund,
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
and
Retirement
Fund, Foreign Service
Retirement
Canal Zone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund,
Civil
Service
tavings
Jjife
System,
Insurance
federal Savings
j
Long-'ferm
due
"
first
•
:
1931.
,»
,
Telephone
Associated
due
to
Purpose,
April 1, 1976.
construction.
bonds,
due
Utilities
$100,000
inclusive.
I
Purpose,
.
.
.
,
and
r
RAILROADS
I
& Co., Inc,
i
j:7,/>
?•_,'*
'V V
-J
j
53,900,000 Illinois
;
series
from
new
Central
3%;
RR.
equipment
trust
April
first
mortgage
Penn
<
1971,
)
(Inc.);
Co.;
(Inc.);
Wm.
Pollock
Co.
E.
•1,000,000 Minneapolis &
July 1, 1969.
Placed
;
McMaster
privately
with
jlancock
John
Life
Mutual
Co.;
.
Life
Insurance
Connecticut
v
-
England
Insurance
.
Mutual .Life
Co.;
Co.,
Weld &
-.sU
Co.
for
<.
"'i-
New
;
Yotk,
;<
i
lik
t£
Julien
i ii.
Collins
port is
Detmer
jl
&
I
|
1
&
Co.;
"r
nient
*>
of
R.
Johnson
H.
&
Co.;
M.
& Hali; Alfred O'Gara
U:
Newton
™es7 9.°*'
&
Co.;
I
Pizzini
Daven¬
.
.
,
,
,
B.
I
{
inc.;
J^S' Straus8 & Co.; Stubbs,
Thomas
Lerchen
Co.
&
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Neal
Co., inc.
debentures due
i
i
Ml;
-
i
k!
•
!
Hit ■ i
Alstyne
Noel
-5
•
}
L.
S.
on
fund
Mutual
Life "Insurance
Insurance
■
-
Co.
Warren
&
// /
written
'
debentures
Inc.;
W.
&
Yantis
&
;i
Richard
}
Co,,
i r>
and
/-
Union
. .
-5 " ; -i
■///
Webster
Securities
Corp.;
by
is
I
Walker
total
reoffered
$539,800
V
•
for
Purpose,
•'v
V ' :
;
■
Sidloj
Bosworth',
Rauscher,'
CO./: Inc.,; and G. H,
Staats
.R.
Inc.;
Co.;
and
&
Co.;-
-
^500,000
construction.,/Placed privately through
'
/•"•,/*- /'-V ' • :;sj.
•!
new
•
r
Realty Corp. (Mich/):first mortgage loan.- Pur¬
pose/to mortgage .properties. .0 Placed privatoly with John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
' ■'/
-
/
-
.3%7p,
.
.15,
1951,
elusive.
/
Sisters
of
due
and
Purpose,
,
annually
for
June
:15,
construction.
new
1952 to 1966, inj
Price/100% and
Offered by ^McMqhon & Hoban, Inc://
accrued interest.
,
.
Washington,, jnc.. 3%
3 Vs% | "3XU%/
3V2%\ and- 334% serial notes, series A, dated June
/ / 150,000 Dominican
»
J
Danstan
'
/
}A
.
Sohoei ««Mtclatinn ,ef*. the Archdiocese of
33/8% 'first mortgage notes due 1959-1970.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
-200,000 First Methodist Chueh Of Utile Rock,/Ark. 3>4%, 3Vi%l
:.
.3%% and 4% first imortgage serial boridi;/dated Feb.
:
» '
1951, and due semi-annually Feb. 1.(1952 to. Aug. : 1,1956,
:
i
or
A
Christensen,
/ LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
of
v
Co./ .William
& Co.
'*$6,000,000 Cithrlie, Hl(*h
St. Louis, Mo.
Union Securities .Corp.;
Co.
&
&
Co./'Boettcher-
Inc.;' Irving Lundborg
Co.
'
•
Offered by company
&
Writer
Peters,
Roberts &
due
inclusive.
and
Purpose,
for
construction; '
new
Offered
interest.
acqryed
'Oversubscribed.
800,000 Franciscan
INDUSTRIAL
Air
for
Filter
AND
Falls,
MANUFACTURING
Co.,
Inc.
by
B. ,.C.
Price
Ziegler
1007*
&
Co.
•
&
working capital.
3%
Co.
.
Placed
of New
July 1, 1971.
'
privately I with The
to finance
fund
'//V/'1/''
175,009 Athens Flooring
April
15,
1962.
,
.
/ ';
i
j
/
.
1
■,
/ i'
4V2%'10-year
promissory
Brothers.'
!>/;/■;/.
.•
/ accrued
-
notes
due
of
//
."V
k
-.
serial
coupon
$8,150,000
through
^
•
*$1,800,000
'
'
'
Blood,
3%%
15,
construction.
new
Dayton,
and
1952
to
O.
W.
due
-
Dec.
1,
Co.,
1965.
Inc.- 3%/ sinking'fund
Purpose-/
Placed
privately
with
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
for
capital
institutional
.
'
V .
•
•
1
.
Coylel Lines,
Price at 100%
^
■
-
-
'
-
shipping;
* ;
,
Inc./ 4'/2%
,
/ 7
/$15,000,000 Allied
Stores
1971.
/
/
j
/
Co.
.
through
*9,000,000 Dan River Mills, Inc-'S'/i^) prontissoryrnates due %pril' L
1971.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes// Placed
privately through The First Boston- Corp.'
/ \
•
*20,000,000 Crown Zellerbach Corp. 3% promissory notes due May U;
1976.
Purposfe, for new construction.
Placed privately
with institutional investors through Blyth-& Co.* Inc.
.
j
Corp. 3 V2 % promissory notes due May„ 1,
for
working capital.'
Placed privately
and
Lehman
Brothers with New
another institutional
York Life
Insurance
investor. V'/."' * '//•
('
promissory notes due May 1, 1966.- Pur¬
pose,
refunding ($430,000)
and for general corporate
purposes ($1,070,000).
Placed privately with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and Provident Mutual
Life Insurance Co. through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
"',/ |
*1,500,000 Blauner's 31/2 7>
expenditures.
»
.
miscellanecius'3'<?
Purpose,
through
\
.
IS
!
•
and accrued
general
mortgage
bonds; due
1,; 1963. ; Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Placed privately through White, Weld & Co.
:;.y
/;/
debentures
investors
mortgage
Dec.
/
-»•'
s
Can
first
3/4%/*:bonds due semi15. 1966, inclusive.
April
1,
,*1,000,000 Central Scientific Co. 15-year 4%. sinking fund notes due"
;
May 24, 1966.
Purpose, for general corporate^ purposes/
t.
»
'
Placed privately through Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
,*5,000,000 Continental
dated
notes
Offered by Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
»
to
Precious
the
interest.
due1
April
.
3%,; 3V47p,
annually from Oct.
Purpose, for
/
interest.'
'
America
,
of
23/4%,
:
-Placed' privately
program.
Co.
•.
bonds
capital and
working
the Guardian Life Insurance
Lehman
.
Co.
1961.. Purpose,-for expansion
with
'
for
retire bank, loans.
Price, 100/- and
Underwritten by The Ohio Company. >
*450,000 Borden
I
;Purpose,
Sisters
bonds
new
; ' ' : arid Pacific MutuaJ Life Insurance 'Co./., ] '
Co. • 4%
• iirst
mortgage
j
(
Purpose,
sinking
372%
to
Little
1,. 1951, and due May 1, 1953 to 1961, inclusive.
Purpose, for hew construction/;/ Price, '100 and accrued
interest.
Offered by Keenaii & Clarey, Inc.
|
York
mortgage
2V*%
Minn.
the Immaculate, Conception,
-May
plant. - Price,
98 Ve %
and
accrued
interest. • Placed
privately ' with
Metropolitan
Life
Insurance
Co.;/Mutual
Benefit
Life
Insurance Co.;
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
V
j
first
of
Sisters
'
promissory, notes,
Il-year
500,000
3Vt'%
Sears
Insur¬
Insur-
'
''
•
•
Simons,
■
/,
May
at 100%.:
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
due
Co.; BoSworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford
Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
&
Purpose,
<;
25-year sinking fund
Purpose, to finance plant expansion
Price,
101>/2%
and
accrued
interest.
Whiteside,
Life
Life
:-r-
Befining Ce.
• .'convertible
debentures' due
May 1, 1961.
Purpose, for drilling expenses, and working
capitals; Price,: at 100%» and ' accrued interest. > Under-
/
subscription
•5,700.000 Armour
and
&
Price,
OTHER
Offered by Morgan
Stanley & Co.; The First Boston Corp •
Almstedt
Brothers; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Arthurs!
Lestrange & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.; Baker
Watts & Co.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; Biddle, Whelen & Co.;
Wilham Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; Boettcher
Chace,
;
„
:-/;/'|
v-;/,/":^
Ueberitures due May 1,^1965
vX 1961).
Purpose,/for
before
'•$700,000 American
Wright
t.
.
Co.
f'
semi-annu-
Connecticut
•
Gas
Wood,
1S52;
Purpose,'for
privately with J. P.
Massachusetts- MUtual
$92,075,000 r/,
•
& Lombardo,
Corp.; Watling
Gibsop; Arthur
Waggoner, and F.
Co.;
&
'
$20,238,900
1976.
subsidiaries.
sinking
$13,699,100 was subscribed for and
placed privately by underwriters.
^
Smith
&
&
•
$50,000,000 Consolidated Natural
of
Van
Webster
Wyatt,
47/8%
Co.
or
Stone
Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Scott &
Stringfellow-;
Seasongood & Mayer; Shaughnessy &
Co., Inc.; Shearson',;
Hammill is Co.; William R. Staats Co., Inc.; Stein Bros
Boyce; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Sterne,
Agee & Leach-i
Stix & Co.; Edw.
Lowber Stokes Co.;
Walter Stokes &
t
"
•
Johnson,
Inc.;
Life
Sullivan
White, Weld & Co., and Dean Witter
j
&
I
Massachusetts
.
Equitable
Co.; Pacific NorthPatterson, Copeland &
&
Watling^
Co.;
repayable
Placed
The
&
-
Uarco, Inc. 2.957c 15-year promissory notes.^ Purpose, for
new
equipment and
machinery,
placed privately with
Central
by common stockholders./^Underwritten
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; A. C. Allyxl & Co., Inc.; Blyth is
i Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown 6c J3ons; : Clark, Dodge & ' Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &, Co.;; Halli
garten. &. Co.; Harriman Ripley «fc Con ine/;" Hemphill,
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.;v..W: C. Langley & Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp,; Lehman Brothers;.'A. E. Masten &
Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,'/Fenner & Beane;/ Morgan
Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Smith,-Barney & Co.;
'
Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; RaffensHughes. & Co.,, Inc.; RambQ, Close, &s Kerner Inc.;!
Rand
&
Co.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner;
The
Robinson-j
Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. P. Rothschild & Co.; Schwabacher*
7
*:. *500,000
building.
nev/
Incorporated;
and ,the
Co.- / /• • /-
ance
.
•
perge^,
•
Coal
1966.
(convertible
■;
&
R°Ser S. Palmer Co.;
Kendall, Inc.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
i (' j
/.-■//
of
Co.
&
loan,
beginning Jan.
Co.,
ance
&
Otis
Morgan
')
long-term
years
construction
:* *
•
Norfolk;
(*•.
;■/ ally, for five
.
.IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER; ETC:^>--
for
fCo.; Milhous, & Co.; E. Co.; Mullaney,Co.; Nielsen, Gordon
Wells & Co.; Newburger, Loeb Martin &
j
i
;
Inc.; Harrison & Co.; Hayden,
Co.; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; E. F.
& Co.; Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.; Invest-
Corp.
Co.i
&
Barney
$1,000,000 -Frontier
expansion program.
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; John B.
Joyce & Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Ketcham &
Nongard; A. M.
Kidder & Co.; John Kormendi
Co.; McJunkin, Patton &
i
i
.
&
Hutton
Smith,
Cable' Corp.
*800,000 Rome
•
14,238,900 Wheeling Steel Corp. 3*/a %
Anderson; Gregory & Son,
I
.
,
Purpose, to finance completion. of vnew
mine.
Price, 98.75% and accrued interest./''Underwritten
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc, *^<>ersubscribted:/o
*:
•
:
fCo.; Giore, Forgan & Co.; Graefe and Co.; Green, Ellis &;
L.
-
mortgage
Rothschild
F.
Schwabacher
Stubbs/Dean Wither
Struthers is Co./and-Yarnall «& Co.,v
Pierce
i :
1
Corp.; Este & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Fauset, Steele &
Co.; Field,
Richards is Co.; Foster & Marshall; Leonard A. Frisbie
Stone
L.
Co.;
Whiting/ Weeks &
■'.■L-fi:
$6,000,000 Peabody
V'
April l,
Securities
1
first
$137,200,000
Co.; Shelby Cullom Dav+s & Co.; R. L. Day,& Co/.
&
Co.;
Dreyfus &, Co.; R. J. Edwards,
Inc.;
Elkins, Morris & Co.; Emanuel, Dcetjen
L'
ipstitutiqngl ipvestOr.
G. Becker & Co.
Co.; Dallas Union Securities. Cq.;
&
Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Lerchen
& Co.; Wertheim &
Co.; White/ Weld
/
//i
/"//
1-
.
Inc.; William Blair &
Co.; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Byrd
Brothers; Lee W. Carroll & Co.; C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.;
Central National
Corp.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); City
Securities Corp.;
Clayton Securities Corp.; Cohu & Co.;
u>
J
A.
Riter
is .Hutzler;
.
first
American Securities Corp.; Anderson &
Strudwick; Geo. G. Applegate & Co.; Arnhold and S. Bleicroeder, Inc.; Arthurs,.Lestrange & Co.; Aspden, Robinson.
& Co.;
Bache & Co.; Barret, Fitch; & Co., Inc.; Bear,
Co.;
•.
of^New York.
Co.;
Bros,
&
Co.;
Starkweather & Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stein Brothers & Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.;-Swiss American Corp.; Tucker, Anthony &
■
Allyn & Co., Inc.;
&
due
new
;
V..;
refunding mortgage bonds, series G, due May 1,
1981.
Purpose,\ to repay bank loans and for new con/
struction.
Price, 102.915% and accrued interest.
Offered
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.; A. C.
Stearns
Reynolds &
Salomon
Scribner;
Co.;
•2,QQO,OQO, Wichita . Water Col 3xkt!ogeneral mortgage* 'bonds due
■
May - 1, 11976.Purpos^, foT ' neW ' cbhstructlon.
Pfaced
privately with an institutional investor. • v
and
b
Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; A. E.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
National
Co.;
&
,
-/.
bonds, :^er)eS 'D,
May 1, 1981.
Purpose,'refunding ($950,000) and for
construction ($1,850,000).
Placed privately with an
;
7-7. 7-■
3Vi%
Inc.
3%
Johnston;
;Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co,/Singer, Deane &
I
Purpose,
Co.
Co.;
&
Co.;
.
Insur¬
-v
•''■-7
.
&
Gardner;
Ohio Water CoV^3^ fpromlssqry r notes - due
for expansion program.*/' Placed privately
with
Equitable Lite Assurance Society*, of the-;,: United
States/"--;./-/;
-'y'.■ v.;7,^
1971.
s
Illinois
Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.;! F. S. Moseley & Co.;
go. of Omaha;. Newhard, Cook &• Co.;
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard & Co.. Inc.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Reinholdt &
,
,
/
•3,750,000 Southwestern
/;'/. / / ?
'
' r
7
Works Co. 3%
first mortgage bonds, series
1, 1981. Purpose, refunding ($650,000) and
construction. ($350,000). placed privately with.
new
k,
,privately with; Mutual Life Insurance Co:
May
////; c four institutional investors:
$10,000,000 Consolidated Edison Co. of
;•
i..
•
The
Co.;
Paine,
/
/
Life
'
&
ard &
Louis Public Service Co. 3Vi%. promissory notes due
quarterly .instalments
over
a -10-year
period
com¬
mencing Dec. 1, 1951.
Purpose, to purchaser buses. Placed
*$1,000,000 Clinton Water
due
Assurance
Hutton
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; .Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Loeb & Co.; Lee Higginson. Corp.; John C..
McDonald
The
{
in
PUBLIC UTILITIES
A,
Life
E.
& Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes,
Graham,
Herrman & Co.; Hornblower &
&
Henry
Merrill, Turben & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leon¬
^
/
Co.;
Mutual
Co.;
•2,000,000 St.
Hut¬
V
W.
&
Hatch
H.
Stone
Co.;
Kuhn,
Masten
/
Insurance
M
M
;
~
.5:,
Life
York
&
Legg & Co.; .Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades -& Co.; McCormick &
_
CO.f; Berkshire Life
and Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.
•2,800,000 Wichita Water
7
V
/
*5,100,000 Piedmont Natural Gas Co.,
Inc.
33/4%
first mortgage
1
j
bonds due 1976.
Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed
privately
with
institutional v investors
through
White,
'
$14,020,000
'
/
Life Insurance Co.;
Phoenix Mutual
Mutual
Insurance
State
General
The .New
Co.;
Frederic
Weeks;
.
"*
/
others,
Massachusetts
New
i
,
Co.
including, among
Insurance
certificates,
...
investors,
I
St. Louis Ry. 4%
promissory note due
Purpose,
to pay off a short-term loan.
Co.
ance
and
Co.,
&
>;//;
Insurance
&
Hayden,
Parsons
interest.'
accrued
Co.;
First of Michigan
Corp.; Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.;
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; ■ Harris, Hall & Co.
Price, to yield
»
&
Corp.;
:
Northeastern Clas Transmission' C6v'-33A%' first; mortgage
pipe line bonds due 1971.
Purpose, for expansion pro¬
gram.
Placed privately through Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp. and White, Weld & Co. with 16 institutional
■■!"/
GG, dated May 1, 1951, and due semi-annually
Nov. 1, 1951 to May 1, 1966, inclusive.
Purpose, for
equipment.
Price, to yield from 2.20%
to 3.05%,
chinson
Life
Mutual
Clark,
Emanuel,
Lemon
and
Co.;
Co.;
Estabrook
serial
to
1952
i; from
100%
at
Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Elkins, Morris &
Deetjen & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.:
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Fahey;
Clark & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; The First Cleveland
Co.;
repay
t
Price,
Bleichroeder,
S.
Sulllvaiv
and
&
Drexel
^
Placed privately with Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United
States; New York Life Insurance Co„" and
•20,600,000
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; The Illinois Co.; Otis & Co.
)
tion--program;
;
52,670,000 Denver & Rio Grande Western RR. 3%. equipment trust
certificates, series Q, dated June 1, 1951, and due semi¬
annually from Dec. 1, 1951 to June 1, 1966, inclusive.
Purpose, ,for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 2.20%
'
to 3.05%, according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.-; R. ,W. Prcssprich & Co.; The Illinois
Co.; Otis & Co.; Freeman & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., and Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
,
:
-
Ry.
and
*'
>
first mortgage bonds,
•3,500,000 New York State Electrie & Gas Corp. 2.80% 30-year- first
mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1980.
Purpose, for construc-
I
;
27/a% equipment trust certifi¬
cates dated May
15, ,1951, and due semi-annually from.
Nov.
15,, 1951 to May 15,
1966, inclpsive.
Purpose, for
new
equipment.
Price, to yield from 2,15%
to 3%,
according
to maturity. . Offered
by Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp., and Stroud
Ohio
&
Arnhold
& Co./ Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Central Republic Co. (Inc.); E. W.
Dodge & Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Curtiss,
House
&
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;,Dick & MerleSmith; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick;
Clark
Co.;
$$6,450,000 Chesapeake
Inc.;
Co.,
Bosworth,
Burnham
first mortgage
loans.
Placed
bank
Purpose, for new construction.
White. Weld & Co.
&
&
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker, Weeks & Harden;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns & Co.; William Blair
&
Co.; Blair,
Rollins & Co..
Inc.;-. Blyth & Co., Inc.;
to 3.50%, according to maturity.
Offered by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Than Five Years)
of
'/it
.v
-
Bache
from 2.50%
Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Later
Society
V/ 7
Products Corp. 3Vs% debentures due June
Purpose, for improvements and general corporate
Emerich
'
3%
Co.
3'/2%
Co.
Assurance
'//'/:-'/
/
purposes.
Price, 993/4%>
and
accrued
interest.
.Under¬
written
by Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
A. C. Allyn & Co./ Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Ames,
1971. -Pur-
>
repay
to
each
'••
Dairy
1, 1976.
bonds,
mortgage
and due May 1,
Oversubscribed.
12,000,000 Montana-Dakota
>
-
bank loans and for
new
Price, 101.236% and accrued interest.
Offered by Blyth is Co., Inc.";
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenrer is Beane, and White, Weld & Co.
,;
„
Capital Flotations
During May, 1951
'
I
4%%
Co.
1951,
13,000,000 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. 3% %
Details of New
•.
1,
promissory note.
Pur¬
working capital.
Placed
Life
&
privately with four insurance companies.
tNet retired.
and Loan Insurance Corporation.
;
Oversubscribed.
May
'
States.
Under*
Calculating Machine Co. 3%%?
promissory note
1, 1971.
Purpose, for expansion program. Placed
privately with an institutional investor through Lehman
Brothers.
•
'
v
30,000,000 National
&
Telephone
dated
B,
10-year
and for
Equitable
1007c
at
due May
to repay .loans and for improvements.
Price, 103.35
accrued
interest,
Offered by McCourtney-Brecken-
pose,
...
The
Price,
*5,000,000 Monroe
&
Co.'
&
with
United
the
•;/,
Rambo,
Scott
+73,987,000
128,745,000
536,500,000
51,208,000
—
Notes
Writer
Hopwood;
Gardner;
loans.
reduce
to
Products Corp.
to repay RFC lean
pose,
privately
Christensen, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray &
Close &
Kerner,; Inc.; Reinholdt &
Stringfellow; Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Sills, Falrman & Harris
Inc.; Starkweather & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stix &
Co.; Edw. Lowber Stokes Co.; Sutro & Co.; Sweney, Cartwright & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Webster & Gibson;
J. R. Williston & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., and Woodard-
"
;
Certificates
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers.
*1,250,000 Liberty
Co.;
Co.;
+408,848,000
67,000,000
Total for March./
and
written by
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Loewi &
D. A. Lomasney & Co.; Marx & Co.; McCormick &
McDonald & Co.; McJunkin, Patton & Co.; McLeod,
Young,
Weir,
Inc.; Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.; The
Mil¬
waukee Co.; F, S. Moseley & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
+532,798,000
—.i.—'/
Notes
Gold*
equipment
Langley & Co.;
123,950,000
Placed
Helicopters 5%
convertible income debentures due
1,
1961.
Purpose, for plant expansion, for new
May
Johnson, Lane; Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; T. H. Jones & Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Kalman
& Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; W. C.
March—
167,000,000
2,500,000 Hiller
Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Jenks, Kirkland &
Grubbs;
i
•
Certificates
Marache & Co.;
F,
Co.;
.
with three insurance companies through
Sachs & Co. and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
man,
Gude, Winmill & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Hayden,
Miller & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
'■
—
Goodwyn & Olds; Granbery,
body & Co.;
284,285,000
/ 165,433.000
449,718,000
/
Batteries, Inc. 3V2% promissory notes due
1
1963, < inclusive/
Purpose,
refunding
and for working capital ($3,000,000).
privately
Sons; Glore, Fcrgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; GoodTotal
Camera & Instrument Corp. 4V*%
promissory
May 15, 1961.
Purpose, to finance expansion
Placed privately with New York Life Insurance
through Glore, Forgan & Co.
t
due
notes
Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Ferris
First
of
Michigan
Corp.;. Folger,
Nolan
Inc.;
Co.;
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
program.
Co.; Fahey,
&
.
*2,000,000 Fairchild
,
Curtiss, House & Co.; Paul H. Davis & Co.; De Haven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
Issued
January—
Codings and Co.; Julien Collins &
Cruttenden & Co.; Cunningham & Co.;
C.
Corp.;
Co.; Courts & Co.;
FINANCING
•INTRA-GOVERNMENT
.
»
j
*1,000,000 Budget
r
1961.
/-.-.
>
Finance
Purpose,
Plan, Inc. 4Mj%, 10-year debentures due
expansion program. / Placed privately
for
through Reynolds & Co.
.
**
♦Represents issues placed privately; /
fIndicates issues sold competitively.
i
Volume 174
Number 5033
♦750,000 Budget
Finance
debentures
f
•
privately
Purpose,
for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Plan,
"A."
for
Reynolds
by Hodson
ft Co.,
due
Placed
ft
1963.
1
v
Purpos'e,
1961.
_
with
Van
:
at
V
7"
■■
for
trust
Brothers
and
4
7'
struction.
7".
Inc.
Insurance
(H.)
promissory
expansion
Sons
&
of
Co.
America;
3'/»%
Co.
notes
Placed
program.
.
:
-
.
promissory
-'
due to
privately
&
; '
.7
Alstyne,
Noel
&
;
.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
privately with an institutional investor through
.
7
1
.-
>
through
2,000,000 Mid-Continent
t
debentures
ditures
>
general
Alstyne,
note due
Kalman ft Co.,
12-year
June 1,
working
and
'
Co.;
by
Cohu
Oversubscribed.
•
American
and
Brothers;
Hornblower
.
and
two
other
-
&
for
new
M.
Marks
&
Telegraph
$16.66%).
con-
stock
Co.
10,002
for
shares
of
•
Co.
'
'
-
118,426
' \'
■
shares
&
T.
Loan
March
1,
ft
j.
'
underwritten
•
by
per
du'e
%
$14.50
'
*500,000 Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc. 3'/4% 15-year
promissory note.
Purpose,
for
expansion.
Placed pri-
•
''
-
'
•
^
(par
,
vately with Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Co.
Purpose,
236,755
to
.
I
,*3,000,000 Younker
1971.
capital.
,
777'
Brothers, Inc. 3% promissory notes due April 1,
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for working
Placed
privately
with
institutional
investors
through A. G. Becker
&
■
Inc.
Co.
$45,600,000
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
and
I
f
OTHER
*$500,000 Central
AND
y j.
t,
^
Purpose,
bank
[
Price,
;
loans.
Scientific
Co.
serial
3'/4%
due
notes
24,
May
Co.;
&
MISCELLANEOUS
Motor
Express Co. five-year 5%' unsecured
dated May 1, lt)51, and 50,000 shares of common
(par $1) in units of $1,500 of notes and 500 shares
notes,
stock
A
of
stock.
Purpose,
unit.
per
Sold
to
retire
short-term
loan.
Price,
debentures,
.
Purpose,
dated
tor
Macdonald
72,495,000 Federal
''
'i
V
i
notes,
;
i
series
Home
Loan
50,000,000 Federal
7777<7~notes,
Credit
York,
Banks
&
Loan
Banks
H-1951,
2%
dated
May
Home
'
Loan
Banks
A-1952,
for
|
1951
7
'
due
•
-
dated
(City
of
.
-
,
-
>
-
.
-
'
■
i
of),
3%%
and
•'<
37/e%
to
be
to
Canada
and
20-year V/4%
-
&
Co.,
:
r'-
.
,
.
;
V..
.
Walker
interest.
•
7,
Inc.;
& Co.,
97.51%
to
100%,
according
to
stocks of
a
no
stated
par
par
value
ma¬
value and
taken
all
classes of
at
while
par,
common
*
PUBLIC
,
UTILITIES
.7
7777-''7"• written by
>
;
Eastman,
,
;
&
Co.;
•/
i-:.
'••
r
-7
tive
^
y
v
7
.
.
6,469,125
Co.
4,000
stock, series
($200,000) and for
funding
Placed privately
Duke Power
Co.
.7
with
two
A
shares of
4.40%
v
;
-
&
of
I
.
new
$100).'
'i""of
7
-
;
:
?
7,
of
construction
institutional
126,255 shares of
:
7
Co.;
Merrill
Turben
&
Stubbs;
&
,
Price,
(no
7
■•7,
&
10
COPPER,
Leasing
cents).
-
of
in
units
common
of
by
shares
Braun,
&
Co.;
Monroe
of
common
capital.
Robert
W.
stock
Co.;
$2.50).
share.
per
Co., Inc.;
Marshall Co.; A.
Kalman &
C. Best &•
Dalton & Co.,
Gardner F.
,77
Oversubscribed.
Offered
(par
$5.12*/2
Baird &
The
and
Price,
share
one
7
7
:
Co./\7/7vv7-\
'*
,
125,000 Metal products Manufacturing Co., inc. 25,000 shares of
class
A
voting common stock (par $1).
Purpose,-for
v
-
;
7
7 <7
I
organizational expenses and working capital.
share. Offered by James T. De Witt & Co.
latioh."
r;
Price, $5
"as
a
per
spectt-
':
150,000 SeaPak
Corp.
Purpose,
25,000
for
shares
working
of
stock
common
capital.
Offered by French & Crawford,
Price,
$6
(par
$1).
share.
per
"
Inc.
,
123,300 Swartwout
Lynch,
Co.
Purpose, for
The
Dean
7"
).
10,000
of class A stock (par ,$I)„
and general corporate purper share.
Offered by company for
shares
equipment
new
poses.
Price, $12.33
subscription by employees.
11,650,000 Sylvanla Electric
Inc. ' 400,000 shares of com-4
for capital expenditures
$29.]2J/2 per share.
Under¬
written by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Bateman, E'ichler
& Co.;
Blurt, Ellis & Simmons; Boenning & Co.; Bos¬
worth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush,
-Slocumb & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Davis, Skaggs ft
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
stock
mon
7
*
Witter
and
(no
working
Ripley
Noyes,
Co.
250,000
shares
of
i
com¬
1,999,000
shares
of
common
1
i
I
Products,
par).
Purpose,
capital.
Price,
ft
Co.; Ferris ft Co.;
|
|
<
1
Products
stock,
of
(par
Corp.
10
ft
Hornblower
Co.;
preferred
to
C.
Legg
&
(par
.^0
&
35-cent
offered
in
units
and .13/10ths. shares
of
';"77
&
Co.
200,000
to
shares
of
!
*
.
o
:
r
subsidiary
in
common
its
'
without underwriting.
Co.;
Gould;
Co.;
Turben
Morgan
Co.; Wurtz,
Oversubscribed.
Dulles ft Co.,
■
Lightweight
stock
Aggregate
Co.
12,599
and Yarnall
'.
7
(par
Price,
$1).
$14
Purpose,
for
share.
per
of
shares
com-
acquisition
Offered
.
com-
6,401 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for acquisition of certain assets.
Price
$15.50 per share.
Offered to residents oi Texan
only by Securities Management Corp.; Rauscher, Pierco
77ft Co.; Binford, Dunlap ft Reid; J. F. Perkins & Co., and
99,216 Texas Lightweight
stock
capital
&
&
& Co.f Inc.; Van Alstyne Noel Corp.; Wagenselle.r
Inc.; H. C. Wainwright & Co.; White, Weld St
Whiting, Weeks
ft Stubbs;
Dean
Witter
& Co.;
assets.
7:77;
7
;777/7
.
Lester
of certain
by company for
subscription by stockholders.
Underwritten by Securities
Management
Corp.;
Rauscher,
Pierce ft
Co.;
Binfortl,
Dunlap ft Reid; J. F. Perkins & Co., and Southwestern
Securities Co.- 7;'-.:7
'/'•
•
7:7v
-'7 '•■7
mon
V"
Purpose, for working capital.
Offered by George F. Breen.
aid
Brothers;
Durst,
176,386 Texas
:
■
cents).
share.
Purpose,
177
V
.
ft
Stroud
ft Co.
?
Hutton
Co.; F. S. Moseley ft Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; Herbert W. Schaefer ft Co.;
E. H. Schneider ft Co.; Shields & Co.; Singer, Deane
Scribner; William R. Staats Co., Inc.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Woodard-Elwood ft
1
E.
W.
&
j
-
7
com-
Radio
Lehman
Co.;
,
and 390,000 shares
be
Weeks;
&
Loewi ft Co.; Irving Lundborg ft Co.; Mann and
Laurence M.
Marks ft Co.;
McDowell, Dimond
7Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ft Beane; Merrill,
|
& Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum, Tully ft Co.;
t
shares of
300,000
cents)
Harriman
Hayden,
Miller & Co.; Hemphill,
Graham, Parsons ft Co.; Hickey & Co., Inc.; Hill,
|
1
MANUFACTURING
The First Cleveland Corp.;
Goldman, Sachs ft Co.;
Inc.;
The Illinois Co.; Kalman ft Co., Inc.; Kidder, Pea*
body ft Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lee Higginson Corp.;
John
i)
stock
Co.,
Co.;
1
for
fi-
Feed & Seed Co. 27,500 shares of 6% cumulative
stock (par $10),
Purpose, for general corporate
Price at par. Offered by company to residents
Arizona,
Over-
stock./Purpose,
;
...
.
.
Southwestern
Aggregate
Securities
Co.
Co.
•
;7
.
.
'
$25,651,603
♦Represents issues placed privately.
purposes.,
of
Price,
Lunt.
...
!
ETC.
Purpose,
preferred
-
stock
loans.
&
Corp. 25,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price, $3.50 per
•7/'777''share.
Offered
by^ company for
subscription
by emi
ployees..
7V;
7.7,';;.7,i,.;7r
Co.;
nancing program and for working capital.
Price, $10 per
7..u share. Offered by company for subscription by common
-V; stockholders/ without underwriting.
Oversubscribed. •" >
1
'•
,
& Co.
common
■
Mines,
$1.50 per1
375,000 Capita!
Schmidt," Poole
Dulles
Hamlin
cents)
written by Floyd D. Cerf, Jr.,
;
Purpose, for development, exploration
Price, 15 cents per share. Offered
Television
par).
Bodine;
,
■
Cq4
.
stock
com¬
87,500 Ludman
Co.;
stock. Purpose, to pay certain claims, for acquisition
plant and for other corporate purposes. Price, $5 per
unit.*: Underwritten by Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.
'
a,
share.
stock-
five
working
and Riley & Co.
Reid
Co.;
(par
by
847,750 Ludman Corp. 225,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, refunding ($262,300) and for general corporate
',7
purposes
($581,450).
Price,
$3.75
per
share.
Under-
J
Co.
share
one
&
Wurts,
by
share
one
58,300
for
;
Estabrook &
785,555 Artloom Carpet Co., Inc. 78,555% shares* of
re-
(no par).
.
Weeks
COAL,
Corp.
Dairy
common
"V.-mon
7
.
Merrill,
INDUSTRIAL AND
300,'000 American
($200,000).
stock
&
Offered
stockholders.
Unsub¬
privately by
underwriters.
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
&
Crouter
(par
and
Co.
Purpose,
Co.;
!
Y./'.'.;/ '
per
of
'
'-
7
investors,
common
Masten
stock
common
public.
capital, etc. : Price, $5.05 per .unit.
Bean & Mackie, Inc. 7' ;77';'
7/ Co. Inc.; Loewi
l'Cpay
$102
mon
,
7
cumula-
Purpose,
stock
Underwritten
5.10%
to
Price,
of
expansion
common
placed
Underwritten
,77,77,
OTHER
of
to
working
Co.;
'
(par
r Purpose, " for new
construction.
Price,
$75
per
--Offered by company for - subscription by common
v..holders,- without underwriting.
...
.
;
*
shares
Purpose,
Underwritten
'77C>V.\ cumulative preferred stock (par ^4.85)
Merrill
preferred
(par
Gold
r$l ,500,000 American
V
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Spencer Trask ft. Co.;,A. C.' Allyn ft Co., Inc.
7,
Hornblower ft Weeks; Bear, .Stearns..ft.,vCo.; Hemphill,
:Noyes, Graham,-Parsons ft Co.; Stroud & Co.
Inc.; and
<-;Newburger & Co. '.Oversubscribed.
'"7 7
,
♦400,000 Clinton Water Works
f..
,
-
-
,7 7-.. *
-.1
100,000
program.
$442,350
Beane;
\
Co.
finance
to
•.,
preferred
298,788 Le Roi
]
Inc. 30,000 shares of" capital stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for exploration and development
of- Utah properties; Price, $3 per share, 7 Underwritten
by
J. Arthur Warner 8c Co.,'Inc. Oversubscribed,
-
.
,
Union Securities Corp.;. Smith, Barney & Co.;,,
Dillon
E.
Whiting,
cent).
one
shares
$59
by
(146)
share.
hy Singer,
\
i
&
Mining
by Tellier
-
(par
,
resi¬
are
117,200 shares of common stock
$10).. Purpose, to reimburse the company for construction expenditures. Price, $19 per share.
Offered by
company for subscription by common stockholders, Under-
50
common
'
operating expenses.
90,000 Western
$2,226,800 Atlantic City Electric Co.
7"
to
shares
69,406
Inc. • 18,500 shares of
cents).": Purpose, to reduce bank
per
for
stock
liquidate
(pap
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Uranium
(par
and
pre-
stock
A.
Beane;
STEEL,
stock
299,850 Utah
.
are
and
Townsend,
of
exploration and
•-development,
Price
21
cents
per
share.
Offered
by
company to public, without underwrting.
:
of
&
of
*
mon
.
computed at their offering priceg^^
■
to
company
(par $100).
expansion
dividends.
&
Co.;
$52,500 Talisman
Corp.
Purpose,
23,206
subscription
shares
Richards
(City of), Canada consolidated loan 3% to 3%%
dated
May
15,
1951
and
due
serially May
1955-81. inclusive. Purpose, funds advanced to Toronto
Transportation Commission and used by it for capital
Price,
Co.
share
per
subscribed.,
and Yarnall & Co.
IRON,
5.
stocks
.
for
Inc.;
Bros.
&
$1).
Robert Garrett ft Sons;
STOCKS
,
* (par
$59,093,780
$80,468,000
ferred
capital
and
by
stock
101,000 General Electrosonics, InC; 20,000 shares of 5%
cumulativeparticipating preferred stock (par $5) and 20,000 shares"
Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott & Stringfellow;
Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney
&
Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Vietor, Common, Dann & Co.; G.-H. Walker & Co.; G. H.
debentures,
>7
7
*
'
only.
accrued
Ohio Co.;
Salomon
>
due
.
(Preferred
and
capital
Offered
•"■/.•,
:
Purpose, for capital additions and working capital.
for
$16
son
&
Curtis; Prescott, Hawley, Shepard & Co., Inc.;
Reynolds & Co.; Riter <fc Co.; Rowles, Winston & Co.;
.
,
Barney & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc.; and McLeod, Young,
Weir, Inc.
Oversubscribed, v. ■•"'•
"
*
v
:
Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley &
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son
Co.;
The
turity, plus accrued interest. Underwritten by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; The Dominion Securities Corp.;
Smith,i
working
par.
Transmission
Pierce,
Fenner
Milwaukee Co.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Weir,
;
.7
May
15,
1971.
Purpose,
The Hydro-Electric Power Commission
used for capital expenditures.
Price.
accrued
expenditures.
i
at
of
• ■-
296,000 Frontier Industries,
& Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.;
debentures,
~
Gas
Mason-Hagan,
3%%,
Canada
20,000,000 Toronto
V
for
Price,
shares
•'■
,■
1
Instrument
&
& Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc., and
j
|
& Co.;
Milwaukee
The
;
common
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten by Estabrook
*
,
HailoweH, Sulzberger^ Co;; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Harris,
Hall
&
Co.
(Inc.)Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
>
1951
advanced
and
Ripley
.
Co.;
of
general corporate purposes.
Price,
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch/Pierce,
(par
Mineral
$42
DeHaven
j
Legg
Dillon,
Read
&
Co.
Inc.;
Dittmar
and,
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook &
First Boston Corp.; First Southwest
Co.; Fulton,
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
&
Underwritten
by Harriman
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; The First
Boston Corp.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; The Dominion Secu¬
rities Corp.; A. E. Ames &
Co., Inc.; and McLeod, Young,
Weir, Inc.
777
777;
7;.:.
"
'
15,
Ontario
98%
i
C.
Efrexel & Co.;
Government
of),
(Province
May
funds
*
Purpose,
Inc." 400
common
and for working capital.
$2.50).
'
Cruttenden
The
Federal Home
McLeod, Young,
50,000,000 Ontario
♦
John
&
em-
,
of
for
Camera
pany
Co.; Shields & Co.; F. S. Smlthers
Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers & Co.;
Co.,
Louisiana
loans and
shares
24,000
stock
scribed
Lyhch,
Bodine;
v
Feb.
Offered
'
'
share.
by Stone &
7-^77-" Webster Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Bacon.
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Blyth &
Co.,
<•7.-,;. ;7'-vV-: Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co.,'Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co/, E. W. Clark &
Co.,;, C. C.
Codings & Co., Inc.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter &
debentures, due May 1, 1961, 1971, 1975 and 1981. Pur¬
pose,
to purcnase buses,
and lor new construction and
equipment.
Price, 28.69%
to 99.61%,
according to maturity, plus accrued interest.
Underwritten by The First
Boston
Corp.; The Dominion Corp.; Smith,
Barney
&
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Wood, Gundy ft Co.,
Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.;
...
■
Turben
•
shares
$7.39%
by
Price, $27 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.. Oversubscribed. Underwritten by Glore, Forgan
& Co.; Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Baker, Weeks & Harden.
Parsons
i
,i
of
share
-w
Canadian
-
Co.;
stock
common
^
200,000
program
\
Baker, Watts
Byllesby & Co.
Co.;
Co.
Purpose,
Price,
stock¬
Merrill
M.
&
.
-*7
j
Staats
bank
Loan.
$10,468,000 Edmonton
;
H.
-
977,134 Foote
(par $8).
$29.25 per
by common
by
Cooley
&
cumulative preferred stock
$257,500,000
.
R.
Telephone
10,000,000 Tennessee
consolidated
par.
Merrill,
Moseley &
7,7:7:i7'7':
Sept.
■
and
Langley
777 %
Federal
,
15,
S.
Wm.
$50).
(par
■
Inc.»;
Co.;
of
:;(l'"■"7.'.7_
-■
per share.
Fenner & Beane.
.
j
Whipple, & Co.;
Co.
&
Co.
Cunningham
Oversubscribed.
capital.
Price,
for subscription
common
G. H. Walker & Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs;
Williston & Co., and Yarnall & Co.
R.
dents
Offered
the
non-callable
May
due
par.
&
Co.;
shares
7,000
working
'
C.
Coe:
indebtedness.
consolidated
and
at
«
2'/4%
dated
1951
agent
Banks.
series
15,
Price,
F.
*20,000 Ringgold
consolidated
non-callable
~
W.
&
Co.;
J.
consolidated
2.25%
Collins
Stix & Co.;
Sept. 4, 1951.
at
par.
Offered by
fiscal agent.
Price,
New
Becker
Grubbs;
Co.;
due
15,
1952.. 'Purpose, refunding.
Price, at
through Everett Smith, fiscal agent for the
.
-
2.05%
and
14,
1951.
Purpose,
refunding.
through ;Everett "Smith,
fiscal
f
i-f-V, *'
1951
money."
Newcombe,
Intermediate
100,000,000. Federal Home
.
1,
Banks
Bacon,
G.
Julien
Mackall
debentures, dated June *1, 1951 and due March 3, 1952.
Purpose, refunding ($47,665,000) and "hew money" ($24;830,000).? Price, at par.' Offered by Macdonald G. New.combe, New York, fiscal agent.
|
:
June
"new
G.
Credit
A.
Co.;
'
:
Paul H. Davis & Co.; Dominick &
Dominick; East¬
Dillon & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.;
Hogle & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Jenks, Kirkland
A.
&
$2,000
&
Inc.
company
Chemical
Products
$2.50).
$17.25
7
..
,vp
,
Co.;
J.
privately through F. S. Yantis ft Co., Inc.
Intermediate
Co.;
man,
Farm Loan and Government
Agency Issues
•$35,005,000 Federal
Bache
(Inc.);
&
*$-150,000 Cumberland
.
Price,
subscription
Underwritten
Almy
1,873,962 Fairchild
Pierce, Fenner & Eeane; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.;' Atwill and
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Placed
privately through Auchincloss, Parker ft Redpath.
,
stock
common
construction.
new
company for
Oversubscribed.
by
&
Co.,
■ ■ . ^• 7
&
subscribed.
.
•
-
436,224 shares of
by
holders.
1952-1956.
;
for
Offered
f
MANUFACTURING
Co.
Co.
for
Offered
Stiver
&
Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Brush, Slocumb & Co.; Cohu 8s.
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Lester & Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Quail & Co.; Schwabacher & Co. Over-
']7.:
common
of
by
Edison
Saunders,
Emerson
S. Moseley & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.; Dean Witter 8c
Co.; William R. Staats Co., inc.; Central Republic Co.,
Inc.;, Singer Deane & Scribner; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
r
'•
;
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
A. C. Allyn and
Co., Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Equftabie Securities Corp.; W. E.
Hutton
&
Co.; The Illinois Co.; Kalman & Co.', Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks
&
Co.;
McCormick & Co.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.,
Inc.; Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs; Dean Witter &
Co., and
Woodard-Elwood Co.
*
(
Ohio
L.
Trencher
Purpose,
$5),
share.
;1414,000 Ekco
to stockholders
and
$16.75 to public.
company for subscription by common stockUnsubscribed
shares
(9,902)
underwritten
..
J- 12,759,552
Including Five Years)
INDUSTRIAL
,
„
>
Blyth & Co.,
\
'i
i
by
holders.
Co.;
H.
(par $1).
Purpose, refunding ($1,100,000) and for
expansion,and working capital ($3,325,000). Price, $22.12y2
per
share.
Underwritten by Paine,
Webber,
Jackson &
Curtis; Estabrook & Co.; The First Boston Corp.-; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
.
stock
common
shares
repay
common
for
company
F.
of
share
per.
Offered
.
Utilities
$5).
of
capital.
Price,
subscription
working
by
stock
?
C.
stock
&
and
4,425,000 Dewey
Kalman -&
73
3,455,227 Montana-Dakota
pri¬
-77.77:777'
Jones
ployees.
17'7/,
Co., Inc.; Model, Roland &
piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Allison-Williams Co.;
Allyn and Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co.; JohnstonCo., Inc.; Harold E. Wood & Co., and Wood,ard-E.wood & Co. Offering completed.
A.
■
Corp. 3%%. promissory note
Purpose,
for
expansion.
Placed
(Par
„
Stone;
7-.
investors.
vately through Johnston, Lemon & Co.
,
Co.,
51,783 Cleveland
■■
<'7
com-
(par $1).
Purpose, for additions and improvements to
property.
Price,
$15.50 per
share to stockholders,
and
$17.75 per share to public. Offered
by co. for subscription
by
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares
(7,662)
,
Finance
1960.
H.
&
1
'
shares
50,000
for
Offered
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Fulton
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; The First Cleveland
Curtiss, House & Co.; Olderman, Asbeck & Co.;
&
Corp.;
McKendrick
♦4,000,000 State
Co.;
Reid
working capital.
for subscription
■
Purpose,
by
Lee
Higginsoa
Oversubscribed,
*
Trencher Co.
11,560
shares of common stock,
(par $5). Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $8.25 per
share.
Underwritten by Hayden, Miller & Co.; McDonald
company for subscription by
Blyth & Co., Inc. acted as dealer-
Gas
$1).
Co.," Inc.
Co.
.by employees.
by
stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
manager;
•
-
Offered
&
Biscuit
share.
per
Underwritten
Brooks
W.
95,370 Cleveland
share. Offered by company
stockholders, without underwriting.
share.
per
P.
(par
$2.75
&
Purpose,
and
137,500 Carr-Consolidated
per
per
1,852,843 Minneapolis
Car
institutional
(par
common
common
t
<
Barret, Fitch &
Co.;
stock
$13
■
Corp. 3%
and
3%%
promissory
due serially to 1963.
Purpose, lor new equipment.
Placed
privately with jy/rrLife insurance Co.
>:
P.-
and
(no
6,824,337 Long Island Lighting Co. 524,949 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, to reduce temporary bank loans. Price,
expen-
100%
by
notes
;
(Inc.);1 Laurence
Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Price, $24
7
.
•4,900,000 North
Co.
mon
institu¬
capital
Price,
Lehman
&
%
Weeks; Morgan ft Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; I. M. Simon
ft Co.; Walston,t Hoffman ft
Goodwin, and White ft Co.
,
loans
stockholders.
common
Merrill
:
,
7
^
Corp.;
1
240,048 Lincoln Telephone
;
convertible
4%%
Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Burnham
Boston
Biscuit Co. 384,604 shares of common
$1),
Purpose, for
working capital.
Price,/
share. Offered by company for subscription by
(par
per
Corp.
R. Staats Co., Inc.; Julien Collins &
Co.; Fulton,
& Co.; J. J. B. Hillard &
Son; Hurd, Clegg & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., and The Ohio Co. Oversubscribed.
Co.
ft
for
purposes.
Underwritten
Inc.;
Noel
Purpose,
corporate
interest.
Inc.;
Van
Airlines,
Inc.
May 1, 1963.
due
and
accrued
Co.,
promissory
Purpose, refunding
($484,150)
and
for
($1,015,850).
Placed
privately with an
tional investor
stock
common,
William
••
*1,500,000 Kobacher Stores, Inc. 3V4%
1966.
bank
repay
$33.62 V2.
of
Reid
Co.v
.
capital
shares
Co.; G. H. Walker
&
& Co.; Robert W. Baird &• Co.,
Inc.; William Blair & Co.; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The Illinois Co.; The Milwaukee
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Pacific Company of California;
due
note
Price.
stock
$2.25
privately through Merrill Lynch,
with 10 institutional investors.
203,594
-
865,359 Carr-Consolidated
share.
Underwritten" by
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.4 Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Smith, Barney &
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall
First
.
_
Beane
&
Power Co.
Purpose, to
par).
,
,
7
Placed
Fenner
6,845,848 Illinois
deben¬
capital.
Watling,
working
dividends.
Pierce,
par.
1, ,1966.
Placed
.,
1981.
1,
■;
collateral
Lehman
Stores,
for
Prudential
♦450,000 Kobacker
June
■
-
3%%
Florida Power & Light Co. 50,000 shares of 4'/2% cumulative preferred stock, series A (par $100).
Purpose, for
'construction program.
Price, $102.25 per share and ac¬
Co.
*1,850,000 Grayson-Robinson
.
Jan.
Price,
•
Purpose,
through
privately
Lerchen
•
Sept.
.
7
(363)
crued
due
purposes.
Inc.
*5,000,000
„
debentures
corporate
*10,000,000 Fruehauf Trailer Sales, Inc.
tures
Co.
&
5%
Inc.
general
4%%
10-year subordinated
expansion program.
Placed
Inc.
Purpose,
through
50,000 Crown Finance Co.,
Offered
.
(Continued
on page
8)
4?
■
{i
~n~
LI 131
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
t
.
1951
Monday, July 30,
.
.
(364)
MISCELLANEOUS
"k
♦50,000
in
preceding column.
Fire & Casualty Co.
a
(par $1).
Jackson
$10).
120,000
Involved.
Co.,
by
Rutgers
&
owner of 53.4% of com¬
unsubscribed shares, over¬
Tri-Continental Corp.,
writing
agreed to purchase any
subscribed.
,
Fire Insurance Co. 30,000 shares of
prior preferred stock (par $15). Purpose,
refunding.
Price, $100 per share. Underwritten by Union
Securities Corp.; Geyer & Co., Inc., and Shelby Cullom
Davis Si Co.
Oversubscribed.
Globe
3,000,000
Rutgers
&
$4.64 cumulative
h
220,000
B
stock
$10).
(par
without
general corporate pur¬
by
Offered
Price,
at par.
underwriting.
poses.
22,000 shares of class
Inc.
for
Services,
Purpose,
Consumer
Greenbelt
'
Panhandle
1,612,188
at
by
Equitable
Union
underwriting.
of
stock
equip¬
& Co.,
Brands, Inc.
40,000 shares of capital
Purpose, to purchase machinery and
Price, at par. Offered by Floyd A. Allen
Sold to a small group of Investors.
40,000 Imperial
$1).
(par
ment.
Inc.
stock
common
without
of
etc.
10
(par
Wholesale
by
publicly
Offered
Price,
at par.
underwriting.
capital.
39,700 United
stock
Davis
Co.
&
Price,
Co.
'
25,000
$52.62%
shares
of
of
Products,
(no
Inc.
to
The
share,
shares
plus
of
common
per
Financing
$1).
Co., Inc.
(par
Telephone
Co.
4,500 shares of
Price, $34.25 per share. Offered
Oversubscribed,
Co.,
Price,
Inc.
$28
4,000
of
shares
share.
per
Offered
common
Blyth
by
Completed.
$10).
&
1,307,000 Thorer
Co.
&
Price, $37.25 per share.
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Hollender,
Price,
per
47,500
i
$202,79+
Alien
Corp.
$43.25
England
(par $25).
Production
(par
Read
20,000 shares of common stock (par
share. Offered by Smith, Barney
Co. and W. E. Hutton & Co. Oversubscribed.
Steel
Price,
per
3,725,000 Standard 011 Co, of Ohio 100,000 shares of
completed.
$10).
12,561 shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Pacific
$7.25
Property.
Inc.
6,445
shares
Sold
1
Trans, Caribbean
by
&
20,000 shares of common stock (par
per share.
Offered by Smith, Barney
Hutton & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
and
Co.
W.
E.
Inc.
$10).
&
Co.
To
has
t
69,000 Atlanta
It
of common
Offered by
shares
share.
366,250 Ashland Oil. & Refining Co. 10,000
stock
(par $1).
Price, $36.62V2 per
A. G. Becker <fe Co.
Oversubscribed.
for
at
of
115,000 Atlanta
of common stock
Offered by Courts & Co.
5,000
Co.
shares
Price, $23 per share.
Trencher
(par $5).
Miller
of common stock
share. Underwritten by Hayden,
& Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.;
Co.;
shares
99,100
Co.
Price, $8.25 per
&
McDonald
Oversubscribed.
Olderman,
Stiver
Si
Co.,
4,106,250 Creole
(par
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
T.
Cunningham
H,
&
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
(par $2).
Price, $27.87
First
Boston
Corp.
of
2nd
per
Cohu
shares
60,000
of
during
20,000 Forbes
:
1
stock
&
(no
Brothers
F. S.
shares
share.
1,000
of
shares
by
of
the
;'
1651.
the
the
Redwater
1,120
Field
at
_
♦Notes
„.
and
Tifft
1,
shares
i y'Bearing
common
in
161
GIVING
acres
net
cost
of
interest
the
at
rate
of
rate
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
1963
$2,50)—,
Outstanding
$7,278,500
(par
thereafter at the
$6,380,000.
EFFECT TO
„
due Feb.
Common
Co.
and
$5,000,000
3,000,00p shs.
2%
of
4%
per
per
2,000,000.shs.
until
annum
Aug.
1,
'■/
annum.
1951
y
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have agreed sev¬
erally and not jointly with the company, to, purchase and the company
•agreed to sell common shares, without nominal or par value, in the
number set forth below opposite their respective names:"
f
£ U- Bradford Si Co.;
Phillips
Co.;
L(4
!
'
Doolittle
Si
:
M
:
■
r:
,!
•
H ;
Lemon
& Co■'
Co.
(Inc.);
S«
Dickson
R-
Cruttenden
&
Rothschild
&
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Stein
Bros,
Si
Boyce; Stern
Oversubscribed.
Co., and Stroud Si Co., Inc.
$92,500 Gamewell
Co.-> 5,000
shares
of
common
stock
p,rI?e', $18-50 per share. Offered by H. Hentz
—1
pie ted,
■ftp*!
' *
333,083 General
L.
f Li.
Par)'
"*
Co.,
Carl
»
&
Inc.
Time
Corp.
9,317
Price, $35.75 per share.
Oversubscribed.
(no
par).
Com-
v
1
shares
of
F.
Brothers
Si Co.
6,600,000
114,500,000
316,000
:V /:
75,000 shs.
25,000 shs.
•-
65,opo shs.
$51,162 shs.
63,232 shs.
,
$58,660 ShS.
71,500 shs.
71,500 shs.
$3,800,000 shs.
$§2,767,015 shs.
1951
dated
as
common- stock
(
(no
Offered by Blyth & Co..
Loeb,
Rhoades
——„^
Co. '
Securities
Bache
Co
&
Boettcher
J.
C.
L.
West
&
I.
duPont
,.
F.
Rothschild Si
Co
5,000
F.
5,000
10,000
Spencer
2,000
Tucker,
15,000
Marks &
—
2,00o
2,000
Co.-
10,000
2,000
common
VThe company has a commitment from a bank to lend the company
to $5,000,000 on or before Sept. 4,
1951 upon the company's
maturing
Nov.
1,
1951 and bearing interest at
the bank's
notes
prime commercial rate for-unsecured loans in effect at the time the
'.respective borrowings 1 are made. .On July-.16,- 1951 the company
(borrowed $3,000,000 under this commitment at an interest rate of 2'/2%.
tlncludes, as of . July 20, 1951, -262,040 shares reserved for con¬
version of 3'/2%
convertible debentures, 234,640 shares reserved for
conversion of
the
1949series preferred> stock and 204,648- shares
.
preserved for conversion of the 1950 series preferred stock. In addition,
<227,013 shares of such common, stock have been reserved for con¬
version of the
1951 series preferred stock. ;' /. V-'~v. -
S.
Sutro
PROPOSED INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION—The
<has
treasury
1,341
C.
E.
10,000
&
Scribner_
Si
Co
&
Co
in
prehensive enlargement of the company's" authorized capital structure,
The board is proposing to the stockholders that (a) the authorized
increased
be
of
(amount
be inc-eased from 100.000
amount of the second preferred
shares, (c) the authorized
be increased
from 3,800,000 to 5.000,000
maximum aggregate principal amount of
Anthony
Securities
&
7,000
Co
200,000
from
common
stock
Unterberg &
Co
supplemented
'$157,000,000
i—
Wertheim
Si
Winslow,
Douglas
Evoy
Warren
7,000
Co
W.
Mc-
•
2,000
York
number
'•each,
and
to
as
Co.,
:
indenture
increased
of
the
from
mortgage,
present
limit
series
11,120
preferred
stock
to
be
purchased
Bosworth,
&
Co.,
M. Marks Si
Sullivan
Co._
1,830
—
1,830
1,830
Laurence
8,330
McCormick
6,470
6,470
6,470
The
Smith, Barney Si Co.—
;
Securities
6,470
Blyth
Brothers
Co.,
<fe
*Union
■
—
Inc.——
& Co
Peabody
Corp.—
Hornblower & Weeks,—2,760
Shields
—V.
Si
174,
Company-—_—-, 2,760
p.
by
Shares
Inc.
* 10,870
.Kidder,
of
of the principal underwriters and the
follows;
White, Weld & Co
Corp.
'Lehman
as
v
Stone & Webster Securities
;
2,000
be
names
of 1951
300,000
company's
the
$300,000,000.
shares
of
are
to
Shares
15,000
&
—
the
and-modified,
•
2,000
Wainwright Si Co._
10,000
Walston, Hoffman Si Good¬
win
under
UNDERWRITERS—The
15,000
:_!■
that
(d)
and
issuable
bonds
10,000
Corp
H. C.
Inc.
j shares,
$100)
(par
(b) the-authorized
300,000 shares,
(stock
stock
preferred
the
of
amount
ito
5,000
15,000
Trask
board of directors
a
j
10,000
Co
<fc
common
special meeting of the stockholders of the company to be
September of this year to act upon proposals for the com¬
called
(held
shares
stock.
flncludes
<
■
Deane
Smithers
Union
5,000
of
j
10,000
Shearson, Hammill Si Co.—
Co.—
Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
L.
•,
Singer,
Si
5,000
2,000
Silberberg & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
W. L. Lyons & Co.—
Laurence M.
_
Co
Si
2,000
& Co.
——
10,000
•Ingalls Si Snyder-*—:
ll 15,000
Johnston, Eemon & Co._— 10,000
Kidder, peabody Si Co—15,000
W. C. Langley & Co
10,000
&
Roberts
5,000
Hallgarten
Freres
Co
into
——
2,000
-
Miller &
——
,—
Emanuel, Deetjen Si Co
Lazard
Shares
v
Jaffray & Hopwood- 15,000
Shepard Si Co.,
*
"Inc.
:
10,000
10,000
Day & Co
Francis
.
.
Prescott,
Co.:.—10.000
&
Whiteside,
Chaplin & Co
E. W. Clark Si Co
R.
r
Piper,
7,000
Cc._;—____
Winslow Inc;
;
'*
*
Mead,
44,00$
Corp.i
and
Bradford
Chace,
UNDERWRITERS
v
Si
1951 of 3 ^ % convertible
preferred stock, 1949 and
stock. Additional shares of common stock
be issued upon such conversion prior to the completion of the
of the 1951 series preferred stock now offered.
series,
up
•
M.
American
Inc.;
L.
STATES
'"Shares
Co.; Kalman Si Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Si Co.; Loewi & Co.; Marx & Co.;
McCormick
Si
Co.;
Merrill,
Turben
&
Co.;
Mullaney,
Wells Si Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; H. O. Peet
& Co., Edward A. Purcell &
Co.; Reinholdt Si Gardner;
&
UNITED
Co.";
Si
Reynolds Si Co.;
k
Si
Co.;
ston,
''
Si
Eichler
Co.; Francis I.- duPont & Co.; Fulton
Reid
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Havden, Stone Si Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons Si Co.;.Henry Herrman
Si Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; W. E. Hutton Si Co.; John¬
,
*
■!
Central-Republic
Pain
■
i
Bateman,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co.; Caldwell
sale
j
and semi-proven leaseholds
in the Excelsior Field, which
....
Inc.;
8,000.000
$Reflects conversions through July 20.
and
$4.25
convertible second
1950
of proven
acres
aggregate
an
CAPITALIZATION
(par
&
interests in
acquired
were
stock
$20 per share.
Offered by
Moseley Si Co. Oversubscribed.
Robert W, Baird & Co.,
Blair, Rollins Si Co. Inc.;
16,000,006
under terms of indenture of mortgage of
Manufacturers Trust Co. and Frederick E. Lober,
of June 1, 1946, as supplemented and amended,
securing a total authorized issue of $157,000,000 principal amount of
first mortgage pipe line bonds of
the company (exclusive of bonds
issued for refunding or upon exchanges or transfers of or in substi¬
tution for other bonds issued under said Indenture).
of
pany has
by
,
;
;
12,000,000
28,000,000
16,551,000
to
company
may
stock
B
balance of
24,000,000
issuable
and
•Issued
2)
page
1950
of
of
36,000.000
200,000shs.
*
stock ($3 par value)—-—^ v
trustees,
business
includes both the
acquisition and
development of
and semi-proven petroleum lease interests, and to a limited
exploration for new oil and natural gas fields.
The com¬
extent
Stearns
Cooley
class
series
proven
common
common
series
conv.,
pany's
in
Offered
conv.,
Co.
common
Bear,
$4.25
.Common
13,125,000
June 1, 1966
Sept. 1, 1368-
due
$4.40
stock
Si
2,510,228 Gamble-Skogmo,; Inc. - 304,270 shares of common stock
(par $5). Price, $S.25 per share. < Underwritten by Goldman, Sachs Si Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
.j.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Arthurs,.'. Lestrange^ & Co-
:
1,
$29,800,000
debentures
Oversubscribed.
3,500
per
Wallace, Inc.
par).
Price,
and
series
'
Outstanding
Authorized
stock (without par value)
$4.25 convertible (1949 series) -<
approximately $500,000 to drilling and exploratory operations
business
,
Bearing Co.
Price, $44.50
$10).
June
series due
was
incorporated to engage generally in the
prospecting for, acquiring and developing oil and natural
gas properties,
and producing and selling crude oil, natural gas and
related hydrocarbons in the western provinces of Canada.
The com¬
share. ' Offered
96,810 Drewry's Ltd. U. S, A., Inc. 6,915 shares of
(par $1). Price, $14 per share. Offered by
& Co,
All sold.
155,750 Fafnlr
3%
3'/4%
BUSINESS—Company
stock
Blyth
common
by
Offered
devote
to
Emerson
Inc.
shares
(Continued from
y
Saunders,
L.
'
1,672,500 Distillers
The
H.
50,000 shares of capital
$82.12y2 per share.
Offered by
$1).
stock
and
Corp.
Phipps Stores, Inc.
9,877
Price, $6 per share.
(par
Co.;
&
Jones
Co.,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1966——— $36,000,000
15,000,000
36,000,000
3V4% series due March 1, 1964_„—.
24,000,000
2nd 3'A%
series due Nov. 1, 1964—
12,000,000
3V4% series due Nov. 1, 1965
28,000,000
3V2% conv. debs, due Sept. 1, 1963—
20,000,000
3V*% sink. fd. debs, due Nov. 1, 1957
16,000,000
■
3% sink, fund debs, due Nov. 1, 1958—
8,000,000
2V2V0 notes payable to Bank, maturing
serially in 1951 and 1952
10,000.000
Notes payable to bank, maturing Nov.,
1951
No Indent.
3%
notes payable due 1952
No Indent.
Preferred stock
($100 par value)
100,000 shs.
4.10%
cumulative preferred stock—
75,000 shs.
%
cumulative
preferred stock—
25,000 shs.
series due
the
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
Petroleum
$5).
Price,
Co.,
59,262 Dean
Asbeck
Si
EFFECT
GIVING
pipe line bonds:
mortgage
3%
y
Investment News
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Fulton, Reid Si Co.; Watling, Lerchen
Si Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Curtiss, House & Co.;
It
were
revenues
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
.
General Corporation and
Oversubscribed.
817,575 Cleveland
operating
2nd pfd.
Light
Gas
(par $5).
and net income of $3,746,259;
$38,678,202 and net income was
operating revenues of $19,640,104
1950,
capital stock.
by Office of
auction
-
.
♦Represents issues placed privately,
tlndicates special offering.
Light Co. 3.000 shares of common stock
Price, $23 per share. Offered by Courts & Co.
system
cubic
meet growing demands in California for more gas. the company
applications before the Federal Power Commission for expand¬
total
Dillon,
$28,869,867
Gas
(par $5).
system
and
dis¬
to the California market by an additional
per day.
This further expansion is expected
approximately $63,690,000 and. in order to provide latitude
for future financing requirements,
stockholders will shortly be asked
to authorize increases in the company's capital structure (see below).
For
the four months ended April
30,
1951 the company reported
Oversubscribed.
I
line
cost
to
Air
Co.
pipe
a
west Texas, southern New Mexico
the Arizona-California boundary for
California, including the Los Angeles and San Francisco
currently has a delivery capacity of approximately
feet of natural gas per day.
\
in
The
operates
and
owns
ir»
at
gas
ing
delivery '"•apacity
30C,000,000 cubic feet
635,000 Weyerhaeuser Timber Co, 10,000 shares of common stock
(par $25).
Price, $63.50 per share.
Offered by Kidder,
&
help finance the
company's plan to
in Arizona, New Mexico and west
will
customers
company
delivers
and
901,000,000
per
Peabody
to
customers
supplies
areas.
New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
2%% general mort¬
bonds due March 1, 1976. Price, 94.75% and accrued
interest.
Offered by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Corp.
common
converted on or
dividends.
accrued
BUSINESS—The
which
gage
12,000 shares of common stock (par
Price, $41.25 per share.
Offered by Smith, Barney
and W. E. Htton Si Co.
Oversubscribed.
Steel
495,000 Armco
series
into
1961
31,
Dec.
by
Arizona
500,000 United
Steel Corp. 20,000 shares of common stock, (par
$10). Price, $41.37Vi per share; Offered by Smith, Barney
& Co.
and W. E. Hutton & Co,
Oversubscribed.
827,500 Armco
before
or
on
100,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
The plan, pending
authorization by
the Federal Power Commission, calls for the ex¬
penditure of approximately $23,250,000 for constructing main and sup¬
ply pipe lines, compressors and other facilities to increase system
deliveries from the Permian Basin in west Texas.
Cargo Lines, Inc. 20,000 shares of
(par lo cents).
Price, at approximately
share. Offered by Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis,
Oversubscribed.
$2.37 %
Price, $42.62Va
$10).
1956,
deliveries
increase
Texas
stock
Steel
852,500 Armco
which
shares
$6,389,780.
share.
per
stock
common
Offered
Preferred Stock Offered—
—
through Dec.
preferred at $100 per share.
at company option at $104 per
for the sinking fund beginning June 1, 1962 at $101 per
31,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
11,800
Co.
$31.50 per common share, if
and at $33 per share thereafter
of
price
and
share,
327,500 Southwestern Public Service Co. 20,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1).
Price, $16.37%
per
share.
Offered by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.Oversubscribed.
10,000 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Price, $52.12V2 per share.
Offered by A. G. Becker
& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co., and Shields & Co.
Quickly
73,630,000
in each case taking the new
new preferred stock is callable
$1).
(par
company's
Co.
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
112,000 Southern
t$521,250 Abbott Laboratories
38,393,971
45,172,789
$1.24
convertible
is
a
Dec.
1961
tribution
New
stock
common
stock
Issues Not Representing New
Co., Ltd.
Price,
154,125 Southern
&
865,000 Armco
Final
Si
par).
Coast Securities
at
before
31,
employees
stock
common
Oversubscribed.
$5,520,700
.
67,668,984 118,401,955 122,178,988
2,774,957
5,549,913
5,549.913
38,272,183
76,668,650
71.896,268
45,029,826
45,124,952
44,963,990
$1.44
$2.50
$2.59
shares.—V. 174, p. '274.
treasury
stock
The
stock
Price, at the market (about $1.87%
Offered by A. H. Vogel & Co. Completed.
91,067 Smart
underwriting.
584,051,719
195,808,988
$4.40 convertible second preferred stock, 1951
(do par) at $101 per share and accrued dividends.
'
-
(par $1).
share).
Portland, Inc. 794 shares
Purpose, for working capital,
Offered directly by company,
$*-•»'
$
of
stock
common
share. Offered by Smith,
Michigan Corp.
Oversub¬
per
First
and
586,500 Safeway Stores, Inc. 17,000 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Price, $34.50 per share.
Offered by Bache & Co.
of
Druggists
capital stock (no par).
Price, $50 per share.
without
&
Corp.
22,125 Radioactive
class B
working
company,
10,000 shares of
cents).
Purpose, for
Co.
Insurance
per
2,000
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Jy
■
White, Weld & Co. headed an underwriting group
offered publicly on July 25 a new issue of 71,500
company
Life
paid—
paid——
outstdg,com. share
El Paso Natural Gas
through Baker, Simonds Si Co.
Offered
and working capital. Price, $55 per share.
to public, without underwriting.
penses
1,000 Sunland
divs.
shares
♦Excluding
Corp.;
Smith, Moore & Co., and
Corp.
Oversubscribed. Sold for account
21,250 Plywood, Inc.
5,000 shares of
Price,
$4.25
per
share.
Sold
275,000 Sunland Life Insurance Co. 5.000 shares of class A pre¬
ferred stock
(par $30).
Purpose, for organizational ex¬
by
Atlas
scribed.
common stock
Price, at par.
25,000 Skyland Broadcasting Corp. 250 shares of
(par $160).
Purpose, for working capital.
Underwritten by Ball, Burge & Kraus.
/
58.844,433
2,774,957
divs.
Preferred
♦Com.
550,000 Pickering Lumber Corp.
20,000 shares of common stock
(par $7.50), Price, $27.50 per share. Offered by Crutten¬
den & Co., and Reynolds & Co.
(par
■
—-
profit
Common
2.000
Co.—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
•
revenues
Net
Securities
(no par).
Barney &
$25)
and 2,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
in units of four shares of preferred and one
share of common
stock.
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $110 per unit. Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders, without underwriting.
stock
4,000
Ltd.—
Ltd—
Co.
Si
393,366,388 314,592,131 776,237,828
Profit before inc.
taxes 149,284,433 108,198,984 294,821,955
Prov. for Fed. and state
income taxes
90,440,000
40,530,000 176,420,000
of
shares
Wisencr
4,000
2,000
Co.-
&
wholly-owned subsidiaries)
VV 'i,
''
(par $1). Price, $8.37% per share. Under¬
White,
Weld
Si
Co.;
D.
H.
Ellis
Si
Co.;
Securities
1,315,625 Parke,
6% preferred
8,000 shares of
220,000 Prudential Acceptance Corp.
192,500
Bickle
Wills,
Co. Ltd.
City
Western
du Pont de Nemours &
•period End. June 30—
Earnings
Co.
R
J
Yorkshire Securities
(Incl.
Total
2,000
& Co. Ltd.——
Timmins & Co.——
Tanner
103.
(E. I.)
Refining
<fe
Richardson
stock
written
without
company,
by
publicly
Offered
par.
Producing
common
2,000
Ltd.- 15,000
Si Sons8,000
Si Co.,
Pitfield
C.
James
10,000
2.00o
Ltd
Burns
4,000
12,000
Spence &
Ltd.
W.
&
per
Oversubscribed.
Co.
,
30,000 Greenbelt Consumer Services, Inc. 3,000 shares of class A
stock (par $10).
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price,
Si
Si
p.
174,
Corp.
——-t-
—
Co. Ltd.—
Osier, Hammond Si Nanton
The
—
Co.
Price, $13
Mohr
to public,
company
Mfg.
Weir
Ltd.
Co.
—V,
Co.———
Young,
McLeod,
Inc.—
& Co.
&
Matthews
McMahon
shares of common stock
to $20.50 per share.
Offered
2,100
200,000 shares of common stock (par
share. Underwritten by Glore, Forgan
Si Co.; A. C. Allyn and Company Inc.; Central Republic
Co.
(Inc.); Hayden, Stone Si Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
W. E. Hutton Si Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Fulton, Reid Si Co.; H. Hentz Si Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Stroud
Si
Company Inc.; Ames,
Emerich Si Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden Si Co.; Farwell, Chapman Si Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Kalman
Si
Company, Inc.; Loewi Si Co.; Reinholdt Si Gardner;
Scott, Horner Si Mason, Inc.; Sills, Fairman & Harris
Inc.; Sterne, Agee & Leach; Barret, Fitch Si Co., Inc.;
C. F. Cassell Si Co., Inc.; Rodman Si Linn, and Thornton,
$5).
refunding.
for
Co.
Price, $19.37y2
Si Co.
Reynolds
2,600,000 Opelika
cumulative
mon,
Pharmacal
(par $2.50).
,
Completed.
(as dealer-manager).
Inc.
Norwich
41,869
&
Greenshields
VC
Lighting Co. 20,000 shares of common stock
Price, $14.50 per share.
Offered by Blyth Si
Ltd.—
Corp. of Canada
Co. Ltd
—
Dominick
Gairdner
Ltd.
Mills,
2,000
2,000
5,000
4,000
5,000
15,000
8,000
—
Murray Si Co. Ltd;
Cochran,
j'L'■::•.v
par).
(no
Fire Insurance Co. 10,000 shares of $5
convertible preferred stock (par $15). Purpose,
Price, $100 per share.
Offered by company
subscription by common stockholders without under¬
Globe
1,000,000
Co.
Si
290,000 Long Island
6,000 shares of common
Oversubscribed.
Curtis.
Si
(S. S.) Co.
7,690 shares of common stock (par
Price, $39 per share.
Offered by Watling, Lerchen
299,910 Kresge
stock
(par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price $20 per
share.
Offered
by company for subscription by stock¬
holders residing in South Carolina only.
No underwriting
Dixie
Holdings Ltd
Carlile & McCarthy
Bruce
Securities
Midland
Gundy & Co. Ltd.— 38,000
Bbche & Co.———-—.
2,000
Wood,
Manufacturing Co.
19,000 shares of common stock
Price, $33 per share. Offered by Paine, Webber,
627,000 Joy
50,000 shares of convertible
$10). Purpose, for expansion program
Placed privately through Reynolds Si Co.
Cumberland Motor Express Co. 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $1).
See under "Short-Term Bonds and Notes
Inc.
Finance Plan,
preferred stock (par
*$500,000 Budget
CANADIAN UNDERWRITERS
28,750 Hugoton Production Co. 1,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Price, $28.75 per share. Offered by Blyth Si
Co., Inc. Completed.
< v/'■■ V' *
7)
(Continued from page
/
t
103.
&
Co
715
715
Irving Lundborg & Co
Ohio
Company—;
Shuman, Agnew & Co
William R. Staats Co., Inc.
Vietor,
Co.
Common,
Dann
715
715
&
;
Watling, Lerchen & Co—
715
715
Volume 174
Number 5033
,
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(365)
Elastic
Stop Nut Corp. of America—Earnings-
-6 Months Ended
May 31—
1951
Bales
Profit
before
income
for
Provision
1,416,122
1,038,000
taxes
129,500
$210,754
458,453
-
income
$2,159,654
340,254
$378,122
taxes
Federal
General Electric Co.
1949
1950
$5,007,621
458,453
$0.46
h
Period End. June 30—
Sales
358,023
of products and
services to custs._.__
136,000 :
costs,
shares
Earnings
outstanding
share———
per
(^Unfilled
orders
with
capital
$4,392,016
of
p. 1797.'
i
,
.
,
$0.82
,
$222,023.
$631,407
of May 31,
as
1951,
$7,513,135,;'
Non-
Working
Int.
Endicott Johnson Corp. (& Subs.)-
-vv
Federal
t
give
•
J
173, p.
'*•
$75,544,282 $55.611,275_'
1,791,093
'
3,500,900
to the normal base
^
inventory_^_»^lL_———1,718,001
,•670,000
: *' .V
"■
;• •
share
$879,724
*
The
{
174,
;
25
—V.
stock
cents
174,
The
$20).
(par
41,771
,1,089,645
7S 91Q
32,000,000
142,000^000
40,586,601
70,325,616
77,444,992
$2.44
$1.23
$1.40
•
Net
'
.X
.
$34,000,000.
i'\
••
•
•
•
Int.
w
,
Year
sales
Feb."
Ended
—
Profit
before
Federal
Net
(&
!
and
excess
~
profits
1951...
-
.
I
'
y
-
*
-
1,410,000
Earns,
—V.
Cr52,040
$1,229,099
—
>lNet
•
income
profit
Earnings
taxes
212,537
—————
*$107,185
share
~—
"Net
per
$2,478,125
$4.13
1
—
June
Administration
V It
which will permit it to go forward with the '
Kans. f
was
City,
The mobilization
scales.
program
has
ar\d Diesel ^locomotives,
additional
demands
agencies. y;..:y "
and
to
which,
—V.
t
-
/fe*":-
plants
pump
St.
at
•'
■i ^
Corp.—Securities Sold
to
Private
95,630
187,007
outstdg.
1,030,464
412,186
1,030,464
share—
1,236,557
1,030,464
$3.54
1,030,464
$2.73
$5.19
$4.22
been
Board
President
since
172,
1
$5,996,300 $14,740,500 $11,830,100
1,544,900
2,455,500
2,980,900
1,039,971
$1.24
$1.48
$2.36
Mr.
panels,
$2.83
expenses——
——-
—
June 17,'50
$7,564,782
7,399,351
6,165,630
t
$1,780,277
r_-—i
*
sales
for
the
Wit/h
24
weeks
$15,534,902
35.658
$1,434,810
taxes.
ended.June
for
the
24
1,218,996;
Earnings
559,*92
^
1951
l°OTn^i? Power'&
the
$1,745,371:'for
the
16,
1951
weeks
first
'
%
.
acquired, certain .utility
Madison
company
June'
24
X,
■
weeks
of
1950*.—V.
issued "94,500 shares of its common
stock to' Florida Power & Light Co.
in
-payment for, the facilities; and the latter soli the shares privately
a
v.-
group
KpKidder.j
3,411,779
1,666,974
acted
-
per .common
587,178
common
in
for
•
the
■
-
sale
of
the
•
•
bonds
?.
and
$2.44
'
in
Gillette Safety? Razor
*
Net
174,
p.
unrealized
I
1950
,
profits^'*
per
'V >173,
.
x - -
'
p.
directors
The
i
to
rate
$1.50
that
mended
on
25
share
per
the
July
increased
the
$8,278,804 *
$7,349,011
$29.41
share.—____________$1.89
♦After
$1.66'
2089.';;VT
regular
The
These
search
:
;
The
The
which is the S9th consecutive quarterly payment
stock, is payable Sept. 1 to stockholders of record
common
15.
1
;
stockholders
on
on
a
proposal that the author-
3,000,000 shares
presently issued 800,000 shares be split 3-for-l.
The
new quarterly
dividend of $1.50 per share would amount to 50 cents
per share on the new stock if the split-up is approved.
that
by
the
"fine
chemicals"
workers
and
available
are
Moffat
company's
to
laboratories
research
may be obtained by writing
St., Chicago 39, 111V. 174, p. 275.
company
Six Months Ended June 30—
the
1
*
Net
earnings
Federal
(before
income
Federal
taxes
taxes)—
months
ended
were
$3,165,661, or $3.96 per share.—V. 173,
p.
Golden
860.
The
SEC
at
Gardner-Denver
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
profit
Preferred
after
1951
$1,435,292
$957,699
44,468
45,782
$1,390,824
$911,917
V
$2.12
jn.
$804,630
$143,919
$0.41
$11.67
$10.02
—
per
July 17
shares of
filed
on
14,841
share,
a
letter
common
without underwriting,
bank loans.—V.
173,
p.
stock
(par
$10)
to
are
with
be
to
(B. F.)
to
2127.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
656,334
—
594,035
6,492,642
4,686,975
share—
reflect
3-for-l
stock
split
6,390,83:
$1.30
outstanding
,
after
*$1.3;
April
on
18,
1,507,40!
1951.—V.
173
.
1951
1950
$9,003,299
$6,932,834
442,369
598,903
221,000
taxes
share
per
227,584
$221,369
present
on
i
after
$371,31,9
>
Robert
half are
S.
Fisher,
expected
taxes
number
shares), reflecting l-for-2
$0.52
of
stock
President,
to
exceed
capital
shares
states
those
.
$0.88
outstanding
1951. * *
(420,000
split In February,
that
for
the
"earnings
Initial
,
•
for
six
operations during this period were curtailed
by flood
profit margins suffered due to
excessively high raw
—V. 171, p. 1460.
^
200.
the
second
months,
since
conditions
material
and
costs.
-
Idaho Consolidated Mines, Inc., Seattle,
Wash.—Files—
The corporation on July 13 filed a letter of
notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of capital stock to be
offered at 50 cents
per
shqre, without
working capital.
underwriting.
:
The
proceeds
.
-
*
are
to
be
used
for
"-
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
construe), a new $5,000,000 plant
on a
175-acre tract In Calvert
Period End. May 31—
City, Ky., it was announced on July 25
1951—Month—1950
1951—5 Mos.—1950
"t
*
*
by W. s. Richardson, President.
'
$
$
*:
V
$
Three
buildings to
house
manufacturing operations, service and ; Operating .revenues
23,117,673
21,364,963 115,852,352 103,382,882
maintenance .facilities, .power
Uncollectible
plant
and
oper.
rev. ;
offices, will be underway
60,159
67,550
322,522
336,797
shortly, after final Defense Production Authority approval to
construct
the plant is granted, he said.
:
23,057,514
Operating revenues
21,297,4.13 115,529,830 103,046,085
■ v
,The new plant is expected to be in operation late in
17,032,976
15,617,935
1952 qr early J Operating expenses
82,389,469
75,607,053
in 1953.—V. 174, p. 188.
Operating taxes
3,739,852
3,222,450
W20,076,650
15,757,972
B,
F.
Chemical
Co.
will
'
"
$1.39
$0.6:
172,
the
used
Goodrich Co.—Unit to Bifild Plant—
6oodrich
Earned
♦Earned
offered
be
450,09
$1.70
—_
1793.
♦Based
notification
of
(pie proceeds
$345,23
450,000
-
1951—Month—1950
1 951—12
Mos.—1950
$3,504,258
$2,954,450 $38,842,228 $31,992,34!
*
interest
sales
♦Adjusted
p.
April 1/51 April 2,'&
•'X;;;;;.
share_
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
per" common
•
88,208
;
$1.2.
.
Hubinger Co.—Semi-Annual Report—
$232,127
1950
for Federal taxes—_—
Net profit for common stock.
____!—.
Net profit per common share (656,049 outstdg.)
—v. 173, p. 2089.
.•;
■"
corporation
to repay
—
prov.
dividends
'
;
1950
Cycle Corp., Colorado Springs, Colo.—Files—
covering
$20
#665,77!
541,12'
Subs.)—Earnings—
Income
before -Federal tax provision
Provision for Federal taxes
.—I
$1.17
.
$1,303,051
637,271
1-
Earned
$988,542
612,896
—
•
MONTHS
f*'
—
outstanding
common
shares
W.
June
30, net earnings after all charges
amounted to $3,008,226, or $3.76 per share.
In the first half of 1950 "
net earnings
5161
$375,646
(est.)
Net earnings (after taxes)
'Net earnings of -the quarter ended June 30 after all charges, Includ¬
depletion and Federal income taxes, amounted to V; Earnings per common share
Book value per common share
$1,713,137, or $2.14 per share of common stock.- In the second quar- '
—v. 173, p. 1988.
ter of 1950 net earnings were $1,659,334, or $2.08 per share.
six
at
1951
income
;
the
per
Earnings
Products ♦
Globe-Wernicke Co.—Earnings Higher—
v
THREE
1951
Six Months Ended June 30—
sales
1
ing depreciation,
For
Soya
sold
the quarterly accounts fo
determinable.—V. 172, p. 248C
profit after
'and taxes J__
physicians,
the
FOR
31,
—.
Common
chemists, re-i
doing either laboratory or
bulletin
Rum-
was
•'
the
taxes
income' taxes
Net
-v
ized common stock be increased from 850,000 shares to
and
24
the
'•!
•
Subs.)—Earnings—
ACCOUNT
MARCH
Net
;
July 17 will vote
July
clinical work.
$1.50 dividend,
the
Aug.
Gross
•
.
Chairman of the Board, announced.
on
announced
•
highest in
with earnings per common share
more
thai
of 1950, John P.
Remensnyder, Presi¬
July 18.—V. 134, p. 5.._*
*
- -
on
•Houston Lighting & Power
Division.
quarterly dividend
the former rate of $1.25 and recomstock be split 3-for-l, John Hay Whitney,
hormones,
Including
Memphis plant
1951 "were
of
Rumford
the" like period
ENDED
shares
*Earnings
$26.11
,"Fine Chemical Products Derived from
Soybeans" is the title of a1
bulletin describing new
cortico-steroids, cortisone and male and female '
sex
from
common
months
Period End. June 30—
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Increases Quarterly Dividend—1
v
six
$0.5fl
former
•/.
*
•
1,177,728
5.
Plans Stock Split—Earnings Higher—
the
•
HollIngswoPth & Whitney Co. (&
(The) Glidden Co;, Cleveland, Ohio—Issues Bulletin—*
,
1950 and
.Quarter Ended— 1
"
»
1
Net Income-after Federal and
Canadian
taxes
6,136,235
preference share_J_-^____
common
3Q,
Division
.
^
-
' 441V168".
-
-
corporation's
—
.
$0.60
provision has been made in
profits tax, whlch is not
presently
Common
1—
the
Rumford
NOTE—No
excess
546,279
^ --
'toreign- earnings-
iLL.
income '
;
per
Florida Power & Light Co.—Sale of Properties—
above.—V.
1949
Net
-
'
9,305,566
Earned
Power .Corp.
1950
..
taxes
Provision.vftgainst
Earned
iSea Florida
1478.
—
;,
"
our
The proceeds
p.
Income
Common shares
outstanding—.^—s—
Earnings per common share
1951
excess
/
income
Provision 'for
&uhs.)-
Foreign and domestic income and-
The
June
on
£"
1
....
Profit before
$0.41
Proftt^frpttir operations.$18,616,655 $15,209,253
Pepreciatlbn 1.
'
:
591,117
'
:
1951
■
'company's history
t
587,178
$5.48
shared
<6 Months Ended June 30^-
V
both companies
shares.—V. -174, p.- 4. • r. • •
agents
as
greatest in
Offered—Reynolds &
V,; . $1.26
CONSOLIDATED'INCOME
T
474,758
587,178
—
share
'
.
*
of investors.
Peabbdy & Go. and Merrill -Lynch, Pierce, vFenner fc Beane
'■
V
,
Holeproof Hosiery Co. (&
General.:Tire & Rubber Co.—Earnings—
; "J' •
/ -
outstandlng_^_x.„—.
.
to
*
Divisions.
dent, announced
:
1951. c-v ' U950
fi ,M°nths Ended May 31— ' ;
1951
io<;n
... . 1Q4(y
sales .1™
Net ^les '$89,485,711 #45 963 253 #45 161 156
Earnings
tiguous to the company's, present, system and the change in ownership
management resulted from the key fact that Florida Power Corp., -',
completion- of. its, new/transmission line through 4h'is territory, \
will be in a better position to provide adequate, dependable, power, to y
the-. area's -future growth and expansion.
The. Florida Power Corp.
"
Stock
—
include isal6s-from
double those
173',
T
Net
with the
M:
the
Corp.—Earnings—
NOTE—Sales;in the first
and
.....
backlog Is
July 25 offered 4,760 shares of
on
not
Memphis
Co., was sold
Sept. 30, 4950.
on
ibRft O
17
.
.
"Our
common
ford
$875,618
were" $18,631,793
ended
*"
»
Profit '.after MncomeV taxesr_.
# Common shares.
Light Co.;-located in Jefferson,
said:
.
per
i*Does
-
the
with
2496.
p.
-,
93
•
,6 Mos. Ended June 30—
$1,399,152 *
$614,420
Net
compared
-
of
—*$15,767,048 $13,339,489 $13,347,124
Profit after income ,taxes__^__,i._
1,481,404
934,313
878,672
Common capital shares
outstding.
1,066,005
1,291,011
1,291^010
and
in
M.
<
(par $10) at $21 per share.
selling stockholder.-—V. 173,
to go to a
-
is
$24,000,000
Fred
-
panels.
further
•
,
aad
by
manufacturer
,
.—v
In¬
estimated at approximately * $21,000,000 in 1951
1952., This construction 'program .is'4he",i result•;*
©t the :sharp
increasein the .development'of the'territory and the
increasing .demand for electric powet.
.i.:
^
which
program
construction
19
the
Net'sales
53,139
.
panel
July
leading
a
an
j YThe proceeds will be used by the company; toward its "construction
?
?
$0.12
new-
on
is
''
construction,
of
7 Hey den Chemical
$1,833,416
.
revolutionary
announced
company
-Hercules Cement Corp.
are
$9,179,628
a
was
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
Subs.)—EarningsJune 16,51
Korweld,
Hauserman
history."
1,039,971
Net "."income before income taxes.——
P;ov. for Federal and Canadian income
pur^eS8'dUe JUly l,1981' t0 3 gr0UP ^
:I
1,055,700
$0.19
partitions are three inches thick.
extremely durable non-metallic material, are
three-sixteenths of an inch thick.
They are plastic welded to a
honeycomb of impregnated
paper,
with
a
process
developed by the
Cycleweld Division of the
Chrysler Corp..
Steel will be used for
posts, base, cornice, lay-in
wiring facilities^
accessories^ supplied with the Korweld
1951—6 Mos.—1950
-
of
partitions,
Korweld
Facing
v
and
1950
$130,837
share—:
common
capital stock
costs
1951
$200,718
1,055,700
.
—
1928.
movable
With
of
1,039,971
com. share
191,259
824,371
-
Hauserman, President.
The
movable; partitions.!.
»
vestors—This "corporation, rtf was 'announced on July 24,
has completed a private sale Of $14,000,000 Of first mort-
.•I-.-
•
Other ' income 'Inet pf * expense)_
'ftr
Power
the
.operating' income———
Net
93,503
618,279
535,587
$4,544,572
.
(E. F.) Hauserman Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio—New Devel¬
;
3;;:.,
Operating
'■■■■■* 0/',: J/,
,
Florida
has
of
1,039,971
...
$5,539,537
812,885
opment—
Net-.sales
Louis,
^Including, machinery and equipment, ■ the cost of the new Kansas"
City plant is placed a/t $7,500,000.
1
"» -*• '' /
S [
{ iAt .June r 30,. 1951. the-company'a unfilled orders were in excess of
$50,000,000.—-V. 171, p. 2303
<
•
"i it:
p.
Nil
\2 Weeks Ended.—-,
(
'
1,293,200
-General Time Corp. (&
The new Kansas City plant will have approximately 500,000 feet
of floor space.
In addition to tooling for machining ,and assembly,, it
will include a foundry, and the latter
will; serve not only Kansas City^'
Fairbanks-Morse
$0.53
Nil
1951—3 Mos.—1950
—
565.
675,136
Hastings, (Mich.) Manufacturing Co.-Earnings—
per
486,858
Directors, and
Chicago has been elected President.—V. 172, p. 2023.
—L
173. D.
.
/
.(
requirement -but -also the
Mo., .and Stuttgart, Ark.
486,858
who
capital shares out¬
standing
Earnings per
place that plant in position to handle
be placed upon it by Government
"'
Chicago,
$8,017,400
profit
1,067,350
1,538,865
$2,912,605
$3,745,394
173/ p. 1793.
—V.
1949
608,573
1931, has been elected Chairman
Com.
may
tvi-V; v'.'. .-vl-v-y'I '~1
of
sales
Net
pany to relieve the Beloit, Wis. plant of the production lines for the
manufacture of pumps ar.d small engines in order to make possible
an increase
there in the production of larger Sizes of Diesel engines •
968,166
654,520
709,201
504,631
*$187,840
860.
.Period End. June 30—
Net
it necessary for the com¬
made
$6, 870,810
9,600
1,331,781626,804
paid—:'—
shares
per com.
Earnings
1950
$258,810
General Portland Cement Co.
—Earnings—
plant be built In Kansas City to
of the line of- Fairbanks-Morse
originally intended that a
possible increased production
make
1951
shares—'—,'C
p.
Robbins
Burr L. Robbins of
The company has received a certificate of necessity from the Defense
plant at Kansas
W.
9,600
outstanding—
QUARTER
! General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.—New President
$1.14
To Build New Plant—
Production
173,
$8,830,488
4,800
Quarter Ended March 31—
income
Common shares
for
$683,270
.Burnett
new
common
loss.—V.
FIRST
*$36,550
capital-shares outstanding
Earnings
216,412
310,000
»;.♦
$4,785,757
"
'
paid——
Development
——————
per
35,992,838
3,078,000
debentures—_____
on
Federal
FOR
Net
Common
$2,882,182
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Net
Quarter Ended May 31—
profit after taxes
1950
50,579,345
Cpst of sales, selling and other expenses———
Interest
1951
$56,348,007 $37,202,520
—
(est.)
*
Common divs.
Common
1950.
.
—
$2.88
952,269
,.
$25,850,231 $13,634,582
*159,225
taxes—'——
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS
-i
1,000,000
$2.43
4,800
(
•
■.■/''
(& Subs.) -Earnings—
1,250,000
1,000,000
Mos.- -1950
$6,661,048
debt-
Minority interest
income-taxes^-W^——2,639,099
income
1,250,000
$2.58
-
depletion,- and
amortization
Fed. income taxes
personnel
Subs.)—Earnings—
~
28—
——
income
.
.
Six Months Ended June 30—
long-term
Net profit
Preferred divs.
—
so
*Lo?s.
Net. sales
on
Deprec.,
*
Fiscal
1,250,000
1,000,000
—
—
1951—3
lowing deductions _i_
....
'
.
—-
.
General Appliance Corp., Springfield, Mass.- -Files-
,
_
„
__
•
'A letter
35,000
of notification was filed
as'broker
the SEC
on
July 18 covering
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at
share through E. L. Aaron & Co., New York, who will
shares
cents per
with
of
Tb«
common
rtet
precedes
are
to
eo
.
to
George Kleiman
tfho is the selling stockholder.—V. 173, p. 2610.
50
act
President
——
*Gulf Oil Corp.—New Unit Being Built—
See Worthington
Pump & Machinery Corp. below.—V. 173, p. 2189.
Net oper.
Net
—V.
after
income—
2,284,686
2,457,028
13,063,711
11,681,060
charges—
1,834,910
2,028,307
10,755,152
9,580,812
174, p.
188.
•
234,083 '
$2,426,630
(& Subs.)-Earnings—
Period End. Juqe 30—
Net Income before -fol¬
■
July 26 announced that 93 of its key
General Instrument Corp.
,
Net
158,700
.
$2,580,212
——III—II
__
—
on
•I: Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
144,212
income
(M. A.) Hanna Co.
sold
common dividend
and the preferred
102,375
2,265,000
186,103
interest
_
completed the purchase of 46,153 shares of
its common stock
from family trusts of the"late "Owen L.
Coon.
A year ago the
company
50,000 shares to certain of its employees.—V.
174, p. 188.
»
/ ;
250,000
93,187
1,855,000
.
,
on
123,594
$5,733,640 I
100,000
97~187
2,120,000
40,000
outstandings
Earnings per share—
—W. 173, p.-381.
' •
■
...
y
etc.-
taxes—
Dividends paid
Capital shares
profits
excess
months,
V
-
?.*'
$4,819,620
111,100
$2.68
issued—
' "
.
_____
income
Minority
2,143,174
of
corporation
1949
$5,610,046
Excess profits taxes—_
Other deductions
59,500,000
•
per
p.
139,088,166
35,329,221
shr.
275.
p.
1
,
■V The
far this year already has paid 35 cents .on the
May 2 and 25 cents on Feb. 1.
In 1950, payments
share were made on May 14, Aug. 1 and Nov. 1.
187.
'-"v..-
company
common
of
stock
preferred
1 to holders of record July 20; 1951,
1
to holders of record Sept. 17.
212,400,835
73,676,246
General Finance
Corp.—Employees Buy Stock—
y >
Oct.
on
6,643,912
..
:
$870,626
Iff]Uc!
the
on
is-payable-Aug.
6,977,407
70,000,000
....
——r—rr, -—:—
;
____*
_________
1791.
Prov. for plant
rehabilitation,
following, amounts "were'included as provision for
1951:,Second quarter, $17,000,000; first six
in
-V.
—
Federal
-
finan¬
per
1950
$4,708,520
$4,981,611
—
132,444,254
"J
*v,The directors on July 10 declared the regular quarterly-dividends
of 35 cents per-share on the common stock;(par $1) and of 25 cents
dividend
105,370,992
H
com.y stock
tax
/ 250,467 ;*
income
205,423,428
3,253,072
earnings,
ii '■The
Total
:
979,311,976 748,605,988
-
70,423,174
4,216,892
*,
inc.^r-r
on
earns,
have
per
101,154,100
-~--L
other
taxes
.Net
,
deductiorisl—6,097,725
.
Eversharp,. Inc.—Declares Regular Dividends—./•
..
opers.—_
income
1951
$4,795,250
186,361
-
depreciation.
——
Interest
fr.
and
Net
effect
of
.Net-earnings
'••V ~-V.
i'.
June 3.'50
" June 2,'51
income jtaxes-r__
Provision-to
I -stock method
"'i ■'<,'*
"•
■Earnings—
'
...
Net sales
Profit; before? following
'■>
•"
513,892,694 392,177,457
cial; charges
.6 Months Ended—;
after
income
615,046,794 462,600,631 1,184,735,404
881,050,242
•. i
—
operating income
Total
173,
.
...
charges
Income
$0.48
reported.—V.
also
was
other
*Fed.
j-
Other
458,453
May 31, this year,• amounted rto
the same date-the preceding year
of
as
compared
.-J
Operating profit
$
.
•
and
exps.
$
.
________
(W. F.) Hall Printing Co.
(& Subs.) -Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
1951—6 Mos.—1950
.
$
.
profit
Capital
i
Subs.)—Earnings—
$
Oper.
'..•'Net
s
(&
.1951—3 Mos.—1950
$2,202,038
9
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(366)
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
..
-j4-
Long Island Lighting Co.—Income
Illinois Power Co.—Earnings—
T./\ ;///;/;; :/i //■
>.12 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
revenues !
Operating
-Net
operating
Diys.
received
$48,800,795
38,176,820
and taxes-—-
revenues
---—
„——
$9,166,401
75,000
33,240,415
75,000
Co
Kewanee Pub. Serv.
from
Interest,
etc.,
—
$8,075,532
825,000
applicable to common stock—
•Earnings per share of common stock—„
Net
income
--->
.——.——
(requirement)
dividend
Balance
■were
174,
Illinois Zinc Co.
Bales
—
Cost
of
Administration
contingent
Net
general
credits
income before Federal
Net
for Federal
Provision
Net; .income; —
Shares outstanding
p.
173,
taxes
190,800
136,402
$946,608
Net
income-
$953,878
on
income
on
'
Cost
25,594,033
$5,998,642
depletion———
and
1,220,881'
;
v !
114,250
T
—_
Amortization in respect of investment in
Dalton
Co.
Ore
—————
Provision
and
Normal
Excess
Federal
for
/;
30,496,182
taxes
—
income—
on
surtax-—
profits
/
—
Net
income
income
——
4
NET
months
three
First
Second
Total
►—V,
in
period-period
income
Int.
$1,294,375
1,625,338
$2,919,713
Net
1,527,326
10,149,112
——
Net learnings '
Dividends
iidl
6,300,043
6,172,136
2,371,809
1,882,813
3,928,234
4,289,323"
526,956
1,096,869
1,055,036
133,104
State
and
per
130,641
262,228
256,295
819,123
4,844,609
sale
1,532,212
series
due
2Vh%
series due
series
surplus
share
per
22,902
stock,
on
$1,333,007
$3,112,433
inc.
profits
—V.
173,
&
$1.32
$1.15
$2.77
$2.05
share.
shares
common
outstanding,
now
after provision
for
tCom.
pre¬
stk.
Net
Cost
sales
of
and
selling
and
admin,
Profit
14,490,866
11,274,012
interest
and
income
taxes—.™
—V.
income
$505,550
taxes-
tProfit per
share--.
common,
tTHe
'
equities
The
$278,331
we
v
$0.45
of
$1.01.
:.
.
ended
during
the
July
of
1950 period,
Lawrence
Kroger
1951,
stores
was
2,022
in
is
decrease of 5%.—V.
a
Portland
174, p.
Cement Co.—Control
2,128
paid
and
tax
the
by
the
trust
the
following
the
seller.
&
189.
The
to
company
terms
funds
purchase
and
said
have
been
shares.
This
made
offer
available
is
of
or
§tock will be purchased on a first-come, first-accepted basis and
th<* offer will expire at 3 p.m. (EDT) on Aug. 6, 1951. However the
purchasers reserve the right to extend the final deposit date by not
more than ten
days by giving notice thereof to the agent."
The undersigned will, within five bank business days following
Aug.
6,
1951, or after the final extended deposit date, if
the
payment
of
tendered
and
purchase
accepted
price
to
the
depositors
for
any,
the
for
at
defined
a
shares
and
It
000
in
for as above provided the shares
theretofore tendered up to a, total of 75,000 shares. If less than 75 000
shares shall have been deposited, the purchasers
reserve
the
right
to >accept arid pay for such lesser number of shares or to declare
the offer non-operative.
:
dealers
and
will pay
brokers
for
a
commission
stock
deposited
of
50
by
cents
them
per
and
share
the NASD.
this
,To-accept
forward
stock
■:
to
purchased
'/.//
There
The
on
i95&—V
V
-
173"
J,,:;....:
I 4,000,000
j
$100)20.099 shs.
20,099 shq
39,901 shs.
value)
750,000 shs.
750,000 sha
forth in the mortgage securing such bonds,
as set
authorized
preferred stock was increased to
name
of
amounts
of
the
stock to 900,000
common
each
underwriter
principal
bonds
new
shares.
and
underwritten
the
set
are
below:
Corporation—
$1,334,000
1,333,000 :
l,333,C0O
...
190.
Damage—
floods
recently experienced in Missouri and Kansas,
Missouri River and its tributaries, will cost this
than $2,000,000, D. V. Fraser, President, stated on
the
Katy
to
property
"and
amount
will
to
than
more
it is conservatively estimated that
in revenue because of lost traffic.
The
out of
'
expense
service
p.; 105.
,
based
and
on
federal taxes
be
may
1951
increased.
is expected
its
Lehman
Bros,
on
The
regular
to be
are
and
may
payable
draw
annually
down
the
only
if
at
money
30, 1953. Sinking fund payments begin¬
intended to retire one-half of the issue by
April
are
which
program,
includes
used for the company's current
construction
of
a
phosphorus
Springs, Idaho, a plastics plant at Cincinnati and in¬
Texas City,
Tex., for the production of acrylonitrille,
at
expected
to
head
be
be
held
460,050
cos
income
670,444
—
Net
applicable to minority interests
deductions
for
taxes
income
—
„—
shares
per
126,750/
4,868,189
share—
Sales
of
the
consolidated
companies
for
the
798,826
9,855,721
12,336,696
4,435,919/
$2.55
———
"Including $5,042,000 for excess profits tax
were
,12,695,702
——_
outstanding
common
59,615
1,068,542
"21,580,992
——
income
Earnings
-
312.950
—
Net
Common
in
$2.52
1951.
second
quarter
income for the three months ended
$6;482,000, or $1.30 per common share.—V, 174,
$71,806,000./Net
amounted
to
of
1951
June
p.
7.
30
,
;
,
-
Utilities.Co.—Common Stock Offered
July 26 offered holders of its common
rights to subscribe to 162,838 shares of common
stock ($5 par value) at $17 per share on a basis of oneshare for. each eight shares held of record July 24, 1951.
—The company on
stock •
these-and other matters.—V. 173, p. 861.
.;
associated
—
Montana-Dakota
2,445,000'shares of common stock outstanding.
has called a special meeting of stockholders to
w
subsids. and
income
Provision
be
beginning of the year.
; /
•
•/; /
offer the second preferred stock to
as
the necessary approvals and
from
141,139,194 103,688,328
Cost of gooOs sold
91,672,757
69,693,715
Selling, administrative and research expenses—
13,994,451/10,943,755
Other
are
1950
936,114
Total
the
to
1951
139,743,030 102,704,934
Other
:
'
expenditures,
Sept. 10, 1951, to act upon
years
raised by the loan will be
funds
Dividends
!
available
than $20,000,000 i'emains
which more
through
30
company
Net sales
income
that the
on
cumulative
the
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
offering of the new preferred stock.;/.;//;/;;.;;./:///;;/
new financing, which will add about $25,000,-
the
dates
after
is
issue
said.
agreements,
Six Months Ended June 30—
'
,
,
„
Co.
the
was
the
v?
)
/ Subscription rights will expire at 3 p.m., (EDT) oil Aug. ~
1851-r—Mcnth-^-1950■ ■' '1951-—5 Mos.——1950
23Q
rtf"
P.
nWJ
,T •»!.:-A—
$13,326,443 $ll,588j670 $65,3»3t9621-$55,918,23&'
;8r 1951
Blyth • & /Go.y ;Inc,-and Merrill
Pierce,.
4i;251
60,206
' 217,284
Uhcollectible oper; rev./. '/ ;; -13,619 —
Fenner* & ©Cane ^PitMly jJieadrian ^underwriting group
-Period-End. May; 31—-:
'
1 llr 1
.
^ Operating taxes
•.
Net.oper
Net: after.
v
^-V.
174,
;'
——
.Operating: revenues.
;es
Operating expenses
•
.
.
and
company
year.
although these
;
.
&
operating revenues
—
August
the
for
«Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—I&rnings—
'Net' profit
-1-—--—^-^---— -$H,298,070 $16,063,850
$!U05*831
COmraqn jeapitaV•shire# outstanding i. 5,10(2 ' "2,562,408; 42^54s691
j^raings- per^iwndn-^arei-.^-^.
•$2.20,
*$2.94
•si.78
1981
(par
new
synthetic fiber to be produced by Chemstrand Corporation, an
affiliate, from natural gas.
Chemstrand is now building plants for
the manufacture of acrilan, the new fiber, at Decatur, Ala.,
and of
nylon at Pensacola, Fla.-
.
iLibbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Earnings^-
Jh
are
board
] 2,000,000
| 3,000,000
a
More
the
I
I
1980
Fraser stated,
on
it
stallations
along with investments in larger invenaccounts receivable, together have increased almost $6,000,-
and
1)
1)
(Aug.
|
1978
1979
detouring trains during the period our lines were
an
additional cost factor," Mr. Fraser added;—V. 174,
The
offering; and underwriting arrangements' can be completed.
6 cMonths Ended June 30—
"
1951
"1950
1949 ~
Total mfg. apd other .Income'-—™ $38,163,101 $32,131,962-^23 079-615
/Profit befbre income' taxes_2--/ir- 130;.756;961 "25,678,260
16 729*713
"•t.pfw. tor Federal-Income taxes--— 19,458,291 ' 10,614,410
$23,882
^Adlusted' to ^reflect 2-for-1^6tockHSplitf
last
of
the first half of
expenditures
since
/
2,386,000
1,722,000
year.
The company is making plans to
the
common
stockholders as soon
:
■'*'»
a
000
of $27.50 net per share, stockholders must
certificates in negotiable form for all or any part of
^•p.^249|.
effect,
Sachs
believed
Outstanding
I
damage
Mr.
expansion
about
last
capital, should be undertaken so that the company may
sound position to meet production and sales levels which
tories
thqir shares they wish to sell, to The .County Trust Co., 235 Main St
Plains, N. Y., or Bank of The. Manhattan Company, 4o Wall
St.; * New York,' N. Y.-V. 173; p. 2497,
;;
V/
*
in
weeks.
expended.
These large
White
.
1951
were
to
capital
offer
.
more
plant at Soda
than $12,000,000 has already been spnt this year
for new buildings and equipment to-provide urgently needed production
and
service facilities.
In addition,
there are presently authorized
within the terms of this offer.
Dealers or brokers rcognized for this
purpose must be members of a National Securities Exchange or mem¬
bers of
of
period
this year are
for'
report for
anticipated.
„
The, purchasers
is
same
months
underwriting of
pay
months
subsidiaries
the
lor
six
now
two
Goldman
make
hereunder,
accept
first
rates
within
period during which shares may be deposited as above
total
of
75,000 shares
shall
have
been
deposited
the
six
domestic
estimates
financial
■it, within the
undersigned will
the
The
FINANCING
maturity.
$60,600,000, compared
Preliminary estimate
net income for the first half of 1951 is approximately $7,200,000,
$2.86 a common share, compared with $3,966,000, or $1.52 a share
to
conditions:
first
the
for
$40,319,000
PRESENT
($8,589,000
have lost $1,500,000
ning
&
consolidated
with
subject
along
Interest
corporation
Sales
.
to
TO
Co
Under
of
ance
*
24.
earned,
.
plans to request its stockholders to approve issu¬
approximately $25,000,000 of new convertible second preferred
stock in the near future, according to George W. Merck, Chairman of
the Board.
The company also expects to ask approval for a threefor-one split of its present common stock, Mr. Merck said.
Sought—
EFFECT
1977—
the total
disastrous
various
applicable New York State transfer tax normally
; Sufficient
13c
the
end
Co., Inc.—Plans Preferred Stock Financing
and Common Stock Split—
The County Trust Co., White Plains, N. Y„ as agent for
customers,
has offered to purchase 75,000 shares of Lawrence Portland Cement
Co.,- $-10 par value common stock at the price per share of $27.50 net
to the
seller.
The purchasers will pay the required Federal stock
transfer
$76,003
22c
„
of
Merck
stores
the
in
$66,000,000 of Deben¬
tures Privately—The company has arranged to borrow
$66,000,000 from six institutional investors on an issue
of 50-year 3%% income debentures, it was announced
on
July 26.
1950
$129,955
—
computations of per share earnings are based on
shares of Mengel common stock outstanding at the
of the respective periods.—V. 172, p. 2025.
during the four
with
sale
and
and
wreas,
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Places
fellows:
as
NOTE—All
operation
compared
in
were
—
share
number
v;
1951—28 Wks.—1950
$73,387,567 $65,489,177 $538,082,466 $446,818,106
14,
•
distribution
rural
Authorized
(March
table
"Physical
1951 for anticipated excess profits tax.
%
equity in undistributed earnings of U. S.is not included in any of the foregoing figures.
such earnings and the equivalent per Mengel
Inc.
1951
1951—4 Wks.—1950
number
average
weeks
share
common
1951,
Securities
company
213,000
4,551,472
Plywoods,
in
50%
company's
Mengel
its
and
as
1)
principal
$500,000,"
Kroger Co.—Sales Continue to Gain—
Sales
100.6899.
(Aug.
174, pp. 276 and
July
14,219
1,040,000
$605,580
State
profit
Earnings
July 14—
Corp.-at
1971—1
cumulative
the
in
The
179,769
13,813
and
well
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Flood
$325,781
,
$1,659,393
charges;—!
tNet
Per
Per. End.
starting
100.929%,
8,219,626
cxps
$1,519,657
139,696
"Provision lor Federal
2090.
p.
at
1)
(without par
April
Drexel
1950
(net)
before
Interest
$3.26
2,778,455
starting
energy
GIVING
PURCHASERS—The
$8,545,407
profit
income
as
Equitable Securities Corporation
1951
$12,793,709
sales
electric energy
61,000 shares and the total authorized
Mengel Co. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
6,656,437
8,628,555
prices
(Sept.
"Not limited except
Union
excess
taxes
com¬
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Bids for the bonds as
Inc., at 101.679; Kidder,
Lynch,
—
respective
Mengel's
•Incl,
prices
preferred
Undesignated pfd,
$2,406,916
forth
10,100,687
3,444,250
$3.98
redemption
The First Boston
electric
(April 1)
series due
tPfd.
1700.
p.
6,462,781
$1.97
"Merrill
(April l)
series due
3%%
inc.
stock outstanding: 4J/4% first preferred shares ($100 par),
shares; 4%
convertible second
preferred shares
($50
par),
shares; common shares (110 par),
1,068,718 shares.—V. 173,
62,973
88,493,577
71,930,109
$1.99
due
2%%
"Including $245,000 in
Balance,
Earnings
group
appliances.
of
due
dividends.
Other
12,593,038.
4,741,904
regular
redemption
and
of
of
series
3%
$1,495,636
com.
Operating
7,851,134
.
publicly.
cases.
communities
137
2%%
2,376,938
Jong-
on
purchase
in
wholesale
CAPITALIZATION
tin
1951—6 Mos.—1950
48,974,526 120,331,613
39,087,898
90,321,815
3,714,492
17,416,760
46,228,414
101.43:
at
3'/8%
Capital
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
62,677,569
taxes—_
ineluded;
at
First mortgage bonds—
31,998,321
:
and
at
especially
excl.
them
reoffer
may
100.059 -on-a J3%%
coupon:
received from Hateey? Stuart &-Co.
retail
the
$52,548,658 $39,625,718
40,331,113
2,901,406
exps._
earnings
ferred
shareholders than any other open end investment fund and is
largest balanced
fund
in
the
world,
with
current
assets
in
excess
of $264,000,000.—V. 173, p. 2610.
income
who
with the
be
issued
each) to
'
redeemable
4.60%
more
Expenses,
•Taxes,
Neb.,
to
$1,000
of
requirements to 6 rural co¬
operative associations.- Territory served has an estimated population,
of 300,000.
The company also sells and cooperates with dealers in -
June 11/50
555,041
exps.
Federal
the
Total
bonds
denominations
(in
•
are
bidders
were
sale
16,047,123
1,169,731
20,299,352
debt
"Based
1951—3 Mos,—1950
to
interest, to yield 3.45%. The group won award
at competitive sale July 23 on a bid of
Peabody & Co.
at
June 17/51
$26,335,736 $20,026,581
admin.
and
term
Inc.—Large Shareholder Growth—
Period End. June 30—
notification
letter of
4'&%
a
mortgage
offered
who
24 Weeks Ended
June 11, 50
17/51
sold—
products
Depreciation
largest
Johns-ManviHe Corp.
Other
,
,
2,325,277
$1.50
of
Selling &
mutual fund affiliate managed by In¬
vestors Diversified Services, Inc., added nearly as many shareholders
during
the past 12 months ended June 30 as it did during the
first four years of its existence, it was announced on July 21.
As of July 1, the Fund has 107,000 shareholders, 22,000 more than
last year at this time and only slightly less than the 23,500 on its
rolls
in
1944, after four years of operation.
The Fund
now
has
corporation,
—-
Income
Total
•Earns,
Investors Mutual,
and
used to retire loans.
103"%%, and at special
decreasing to 100% in both
,
172, -p. 477.
This
filed
Omaha,
at
303,894
$26,252,626 $19,970,752 $52,271,136 $39,514,888
83,110
55,829
277,522
110,830
sales
Net
Other
—
$2,646,816
—
—
borrowings
276.
p.
San Antonio, Tex.—Files—
Co.,
lo
first
unit
to be
-
bonds
The
$0.92
$0.50
1,840,600/
$1,082,079
1,564,737
—
in
months
three
174,
transportation .integration comes
corporation that its engineering
example -of
12 Weeks Ended
107,613
$1.36
oank
short-term
of
issue
the
eration
BY QUARTERS
INCOME
of
per
Co.,
proceeds are
of
> (The) Mead Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$2,919,713
shares)
(1,952,008
share
per
102%
at
accrued
Trucks, Inc.—To Create New Railcar—
June
$2,646,816
—
com¬
prising Union Securities Corp., Equitable Securities Corp.
and Drexel & Co., on July 25 offered $4*000,000 of first
mortgage bonds 3%%. series due 1981, at 100.929%, plus
$126,425
$149,236
—:—
July
on
$90,000
Wachob-Bender
The
29,856
151,947
-
share)—.
(per
common
dramatic
Cost
Net
period-——
for
on
1,130,716
591,000
tax__———
sold
and
$308,228
29,856
151,947
,
■
2,945,150
of
with the#.*/ PROCEEDS—Proceeds of the offering will be used by the-company
announcement
from
this
talent is
to finance improvements,
extensions and
additions
to
its
utility
plant or for the discharge of obligations incurred for such purposes.
working closely with the New York, New- Haven and Hartford RR, in
The
company's • total construction- expenditures for the years. 1961,
producing .new developments, in transportation.
This includes the
1952 and 1953 are estimated at $16",500,000, to be expended for gen¬
building of a single-unit, light-weight Diesel 45-passenger, railcar,..
//
erating facilities,
The power plant of the new ,unit consists of Mack's own 220-h.p,
transmission line
and- substation ..-additions,
dis¬
tribution system additions, and miscellaneous additions.
six-cylinder supercharged Diesel engine, coupled directly to a 300-volt
direct current generator.—V. 174, p. 276.
BUSlNESS-^-Company, incorporated in 1924, is engaged in the gen-
$38,014,279 $31,592,675
—// $7,518,097
—-
Depreciation
taxes
$331,039
dividends
Mack
■
1950
1951
..
.———
goods sold and other expenses-:.——_
of
.Total
income
corporation
covering
3%s
A
Interlake, Inc.)
.
——
of $4,000,000
construction expenditures,—V.
for
Mississippi Power Co.—Bonds Offered—A
$0.99
Paid on common (per share)-———$0.50"
Common shares outstanding
(net):—'———
303,894
—V. 173, p. 1890.
;
$0.85
}
payment
Mid Texas Telephone
The
SEC
June 30/51 Mar. 31/51
$768,039
$678,228
437,000
370,000
all expenses
dividends
Surplus
201.880
$2.47
company
results
value thereof. $14 per share, or $5,012,000.
of the financing are to be used by Michigan Consolidated
par
the
100.085.
26,000
201,880
-
,
this
of
the
3,149,697
$172,598
—
to
proposes to issue and
company
treasury
3,-
on
estimated Federal
Common
$198,598
$499,878
——
—
revenues
sh.
earnings
Earned
454,000 /
-
———
(And wholly owned subsidiary:
and
sales
$1.17
Preferred
198
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
$1.17
3,674,646
outstdg.
$198,400
7,270
1890.
//
:
$3,676,416
after deducting
for
Prov.
Interlake Iron Corp.—Earnings—
;
i
3,385,561
92,838
——
share——;
per
—V.
93,722
—
taxes
/
Earnings
6,255,519
—————-
(net)
'$4,282,461
3,674,646
$0.28
$0.28
shs. com. stk.
damages to
$672,277 for repairs of
Earnings
$3,813,201
(Including
expense
reserve)
operations—
from
profit
Income
,
and
$895,185
3,149,697
proposal
subject
Proceeds
for
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Earnings—
_——...
compensation
$1,015,722
Quarter Ended—
$7,486,649
—
—
651,263
2,701,869
properties caused by
extraordinary storm of November, 1950, resulting in reduction of net
income, after income tax effect, of $389,921, or 11 cents per share,—
V. 173, p. 2190.
.
V
1950
1951
sold™——---,——————
goods
910,533
3,298,366
financing
clearance,
sell $15,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series due 1976 at competitive bidding, and 358,000 shares of
addit:onal common stock to its parent, American Natural Gas Co. at
$6,378,285
per
'After
$2.59
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Nine Months Ended June 30—
Belling expenses
$7,580,827
shs.
674,646
6.
p.
$1,546,448
..
deductions—.
Earns,
on
1951.—V.
The
14,457
$1,926,255
income—
income
Com.
$6,628,039
2,560,000 shares of common stock of which 200,000 shares
issued on Nov. 1, 1950 and 203,594 shares were issued on May 21,
'Based
20,224
SEC
provide funds for construction and for reimbursement of the company's
505,567
.
$7,601,051
4,397
Gas Co.—Financing Approved
stock
common
received
25
petitive bidding for the bonds.
the
Gross
Net
;
$1,550,845
2,612
(Dr)
and
bond
July
on
$6,392,742
$1,928,867
income
Operating
Income
$7,250,532
$2.83
!
Preferred
taxes—
Oth. inc. (net loss)
$7,133,606
«,!*
—>—— $10,698,975
deductions-——.————
2,623,443
Michigan Consolidated
The
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$12,370,450 $11,098,922 $49,845,470 $43,490,518
10,441,583
9,548,077
42,244,419 37,097,776
revenues
and
exp
$9,241,401
2,107,795
income
Gross
Operating
Oper.
$42,406,816
$10,623,975
—
expenses
„
Statement-
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. June 30—
1950
1351
,$13,312324 4i if547;4i9/$65,333,756 $55,700,955 i
—
,-.f
9^623,886
.
9nlT*fW.
-2,0lt,S88
'-1
8,795,376 (-45,899,;213
i; 1,861^)28
>!101394;038
42,215,946
6,688,955
which < has; agreed to' purchase all of "the unsubscribed
*
»
"' "
'
'
T
'
"
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■J J
Number 5033
Volume 174
BUSINESS—Company
on
natural
a
North
is
public utility operating company carrying
public utility business in
Montana,
a
The
Wyoming.
The company produces,
transmits and sells natural gas and electricity.
It also does a limited
manufactured
gas
(butane)
and steam heat business and sells gas
and electric appliances to its customers.
South
Dakota,
and
Dakota
periods.
first quarter
the
In
in
amount
that
paid
were
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
April
on
price.
No
EFFECT
July 1,
3%
due
series
series
3Vn'%
3.10%
Sept.
due
1968
1,
Nov.
serial bonds
i
3%%
serial
I,
bonds,
due
April
due
June
notes
1967
*2%
Miscellaneous long-term
$2,500,000
S.
U.
3,237,561
.
stock
tive),
♦Due
fAdditional
bonds
principal
time,
but
is
the
common
exclusive
three
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
1956
1,
31,
Dec.
to
the
of
names
are
which
they
not
have
severally
agreed
A.
■*
;
■
■
issued
of
gain
are
Net
;
England
in
The
Illinois
Kalman
—V.
by
Electric
life
new
million
1950
the
subsidiaries
Co.,
$200,000;
in
insurance
is
during
and
Mutual,
force,
"ordinary"
its
107
by
O.
the
dollar
a
with
the
Co.
31— r,
of
of
of
years
&
174,
(Inc.)_
New
M.
McCormick
&
2.4
Co.—
Co
Other
Net
ry.
$2,803,299
_
in
months
5.5
Net
1.5
Northwest
Co
Piper,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.—
2.4
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs—1.5
Dean Witter & Co
Woodard-Elwood
Jaffray
&
Hopwood—
5.5
♦After
Co
—V..
p.
173,
1950
1.951
1,644,301
$4.41
preferred dividends.—V.
life
oper.
Operating
$15,224,593
$33,600,112 $24,759,459
6,153,360
4,436,254
2,169,800
812,000
1,236,100
1,236,100
$1.79
$1.83
at
$1.05
to
stockholders
common
not
exceed
to
this
of
$10
per
has
to
been
taxes
all
or
after
to
accept
tenders,
any
but
accept
may
bunk
announced that
each
tender
will
accepted
Witter
Adams
M.
Atwill
and.
among
tenders
166,
v
specifying
the
J.
Ellis
C.
&
•/*;>3Mos. End.
■
C. S.
$6,547,958
Net
profit
from- operations,
•provisions for depreciation
Provision for depreciation—
excl.
'fi, Operating
5,719,378
Chemical
&
of
be
to
are
for
notification
of
stock
investment
an
and
letter
a
common
$1)
(par
banking
for
used
to
$7,262,020
A.
f-370.068
Operating
cper.
the
offered
profit
Other
from
income
—V.
$6,891,952
42,361
The
& excess profits
—V.
173,
173,
•
.
..
•
" 4,700,000
'
.
National
■
•
*
.
-,
•
Year Ended May
'
Fabrics
♦Net
31—
•After
.;
•i*
'
;
The
SEC
156,217
226,138
$2.52
on
income.—V.
173,
p.
$2.16
it
__
1951
$9,935,036
$4,873,272
39,713,099
35,107,030
1,736,652
10,455,276
8,370,527
$1,487,163
-
' $1,744,602
$7,717,483
7,513,739
$8,263,850
8,137,884
1,463,105
—
1,726,250
•■•
on
share),
The
proceeds
in
S.
Mack,
Jr.,
President,
announced
has just acquired Nedick's Inc.,
quick moving lunch items.—V. 174,
Products
all
sale
a
on
July
23
that
this
chain of stores specializing
276.
p.
Pressure Cooker Co.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. Mar. 31-
Total
Net
$8,512,475
sales
492.079
profit after taxes.,
Number
New
York
City,
per
—V.
p.
172,
Olin
342.348
995,149
$13.644,15G
1,067,437
shares.
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
$0.34
$1.00
Olin
Industries,
L.
director
Inc.,
Spencer,
of
Olin
of East Alton, 111.
Vice-President and Director of
Products
even
Co.,
after Olin
is
also
said
begins
Subs.)- —Earnings—
(&
Year Ended June 30—
Net
sales
•Cost of
and
sales
other
Sundry
for
operating
expenses
administrative
and
expenses
Operating
Other
;—___.
and
$
$
.
number
July 14,
of
Peters,
profit
%
Irving
stores
in
operation
1951.—V. 174, p. 276.
decreased
H.
J.
L.
V.
Fairman
33,555,356
1,343,592
470,441
Stein
Bros.
&
income
income
and
excess
taxes—
from
637
in
1950
to
Inc
&
Harris.
&
of shares outstanding
-Number
Earnings
per
share_Ji__.
♦Including denreciation of
leased
equipment:
1951,
at
end
of
59,601
period
3,056,374
,
3,056,874
—..$8.06
manufacturing plants
$7,201,824;
1950,
j—;
and
$7.19
amortization
$6,168,805.—V.
173,
p.
of
1701.
0.19
0.19
.
*
—-—_
0.92
0.83
0.65
2,691
,
.
0.37
Wulff.
?
807
.6,190
•
Hansen'•&' C6.—
.
J
»
-
<
0.37
O.28o
.
.
0.4$.-!
0.37-,
1.077
L
Weld
Yantis & Co, Inc.—
•
1,077
White,
Zuckerman, Smith & Co—
0.28
* 0.65,;;'
;
#
1,077
GtfqBwln
Co—
0.92
807
^Inc—;
&
0.19/;
1,884
1,346
and
<
.
0.65
1,884
—-
Corp
Neuhaus &
&
0.19
2,422
American
Hoffman
0.46
0.92
1,884
—-
-i
&
Reid
s.
0.37'
538
Co., Inc
Co
Walston.
f.
0.55
D.19
;
2,691
-
Cfo'.
Wagenseller & Durst, Lie—
21,986,895
'
0.37
' '
538
Co
Staats
11,979,300
82,638
0.55
538
Inc
Swiss
24,648,712
____
0.19
538
34,025,797
_____
—
—
0.46
1,346
•—
Wagner,
profit
0.83
2.03
538
Blosser
Underwood,
,*)
0.55"t>
1,615
Inc
34,065,900
profits taxes.
1.01^
0.19
0.65
1,077
<5c Co.;'InC—
Stroud
0.37; ;
'
•
,
Co.,
&
,.
1.29"
"
<
1,077
Boyce
Stephenson, Leydecker & Co
Stone & Youngberg
Straus
3,768
538
Showers
R.
1.29
1,615
:
.
0.46='
■<
3,768
5,921,
Co
Simon
0.55"
2,691
Robert
M.
1,615
1,346
1,615
Chrtstensen, Inc—
'
1.10*'.;
1,346
Co.,
&
William
1.01*
1
2,422
-
\
O.G5
538
Company
v'
0.190.92
1.884
r____
Inc
Horner & Mason, Inc
Shields
I.
0.28
.
"
1,077
Sattley & Co.,
Sills,
<
2,961
Company
&
&
Starkweather
16,052
c
_'
Company
&
Rice
Rona
612,691
196,993
!
Co.
538
'
2,691
•
Gardner
689,383
.
•
•
Co
&
'0.74*
.3,230
Hopwood
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc
Rauscher, Pierce &t Co., Inc
Reinholdt
1.85'
.
1,884
2,961
:
Securities
Jafiray
20,151,607
57,453,660
——
—
>
i
Inc.
Writer &
Piper,
765,000
income
k-.
-
Northwest
22,509,914
losses——_____——_
k-
Inc—
Pacific
423,985
expenses—
—
—
Company of-California
Peet &
0.37
\
807
58,797,252
Net
1951—4 wits.—1950*
195!—28 Wk£—1^50
$26,652,114 $24,246,263 $194,040,680 $161,216,788
1,077
Pacific
O.
0.46'/-a*
0.19';
2,153
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__,
Ohio
Company
Scott,
1950
321,952,862 239,556,592
240,603,310 184,531,504
revenues
management bonus
expense
®
1951
and other operating
general
Interest
Federal
1438.
Sales...
at
who
i
5,384
-
Co
Co-
Coast
1.29*
.
538
,l.
0.2$t
0.92 !" '
*1,346
;
*
0.65
?r- :.3,768
The
H.
Sales,
that the total industry output
production with eight machines
in the fall, will still fall far short of meeting the needs of the cello¬
phane market. He added that Olin production at its new plant will be
a
fractional part of '.he nation's total consumption.—V. 173, p. 2392.
cellophane,
•
Pacific
$1.07
Per. End. July 14—
625
1,
1,000,000
$0,49
National Tea Co.—July Sales—
The
Aug.
Cellophane is being produced in a new mill on the plant site
Ecusta
Paper Corp. of Pisgah Forest. N. C., a subsidiary of
the
Other
.;
after
'
-807
-2,691
:
—
2.21
0.65
>
1,884-
.
;-
0.19
6i460
Co
&
1.29
»1,8S4-
•
&
2.21
538
Parsons & Co
Shumaker,
Milwaukee
0.37- ,;'
0.46
3,768
-
Co
McDonald
The
0,19i*
1,077
Co
McDonald-Moore
.f
.
1,346
Brothers
Mason-Hagan,
*
0.19
6,460
'
-
McAndrew & Co. Inc
.
0.37
i
0.37
538
—
Co
&
Mason
•
...
538
Langley & Co
Lester
used
1951—6 Mos.~1950
$6,334,880 $16,377,247
"share—
capital
Earnings
be
to
are
the
2.21
1,077
Co
&
0.74 o'.
0.92,
2.21
1,077
^
I
Joyce &
0.37
6,460
'.
Ripley & Co., Inc
Jones &
0.92
,
6,460
Sulzberger & Co.—s___—
&
0.55
2,691
.
/t.
0.55
"'
*
1,077
2,153
Co.___
W.
par
0.37
0.74
2,691
Co., Inc...
Cohn
C.
0.19
1,615
Corp
Lunt
;;
0.37 *
1,615
&
'
0.37
1,077
&
Nongard
Kidder & Co
M.
1.10
-"
'
0.46;
538
Noyes, Graham,
C.
0.65 *
0.65
1,077
2,153
Johnson & Co
B.
0.65
1,077
_1
Kiser,
Co., Inc., newly-formed company with responsibility
distribution of Olin Cellophane, will be in its perma¬
and
headquarters at 655 Madison Ave.,
announced on July 25.
Selling,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
t
Ketcham
was
Provision
National
H.
Robert
/
7
Walter
Sons
&
0.46_
1,884
1,884
—___
0.55
3,230
Co
Illinois Company-.:
Kirkland & Grubbs
John
..■
July 13 Hied a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
Owens-Illinois Glass* Co.
company
R.
1
0.65
1,615
Inc
Jenks,
Corp., Casper, Wyo.—Filing With SEC-^
50,000
1.10
0.28
1,884
1,346
Stone
&
0.46
1,346
&
The
7,259,605
0.19 ."'t
1,884
Cleveland
&
*>•*
0.19 *:'t
807
Co
$11,805,232 $10,740,859 $57,-885,858 554.741,407
*8,245,862
0.65
.3,230
-
Henry Herrman & Co
Hickey. & Co., Inc._
Hill; Richards & Co
,
0.46
538
Hemphill & Co
Hentz
0.19
1,346
Co
&
Graves
P.
L.
National Power & Light Co.—Acquires Nedick's Chain
&
*
538
J.
(Inc.)
1951—Month—1950
1951—5 Mos.—1950
$11,819,462 $10,761,285 $57,944,335 $51,875,594.
14,230
19,426
58,47?,134,187.
1462.
p.
-
.
0.19
,538
!
*
>«
•*.
0.55
1,884
Co
Co.
0.92
0.83
1,346
;
&
Harper & Son & Co
H.
2092.
p.
corporation
James
1950
Co
&
Hemphill,
—
2,072,207
income
covering
per
of
1585.
National Motor Bearing Co., Inc.—Sales Gain6 Months Ended June 30—
Sales
&
trr a
0.55
538
& Co
Harriman
346
0.83 f
1,615
;
Co
Wm.
$82,575
Olin Industries, Inc.—New Unit to Move—
a
171,
....
without underwriting.
for working capital.—V. 171, p. 1184.
488,207
share.—^
per
charges and Federal taxes
$286,154
0.46
2,691
Co
*.
0.37 wf.
—.
.1,615
du Pont & Co
First
Waldo
rev-
Inc—
Co.__
Hayden,
charges.
173,
nent
226,138
________
Co.,
&
A.
of
—V.
oper.
oper.
Olin
1950
&
Cooley & Co.,
Hallowell,
2498.
p,
after
—V.
of
570,458
eh a res
$16,419
1,077
1,346
2,422
Hamlin
Dr4,831
28,316-
;
Co
&
Hirsch
r
*•
1951
_____
capital
Earnings
•
•
$29,165,694 $23,340,038
profit
Number
23,911
:
Davis & Co
Gordon
*
Corp.—Earnings—
"
0.55
Johnston, Lemon & Co
$1,488,471
■
sales
Net
$2,234,313
'■
-•..
^
Mallinson
$1,567,031
3,483
$1,563,548
,1,574,041 v; 1,361,430
266,222
419,543
284,845
$54,893
__—
Net
1,123,000
$1,228,943
•
$2,126,417
income
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
($1
1991.
p.
••
$325,175
Ohio Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings
$2,611,471
*2,625,000
taxes
$6,934,313
-*
1.47
1,615
Fridley & Hess
Fulton, Reld & Co
^
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
I
Goodbody & Co,
Granbery, Marache- & Co
26,367
$3,853,943
0.19
4,306
2,422
Edwards
Fewel
.
$2,585,104
21,911.
■
profit
•
•
-^$3,832,032
__
Prov. for Fed.
$435,221
•329,062
51,266
—
t.—.
charges
Olds Oil
Total
Net
operations
712
$2,135,891
9,474
538
.
.
Hurry
Co
Bruce
I.
1.10 «.'•?..
Inc.—
Farwell, Chapman & Co
1951—5 Mos.—1950
1,894
taxes
after
433,888
(net)
G.
Ferris
173, p. 2612.
$325,887
rev—
revenues-
oper.
Net
Net
Net
;
1.29
3,230
;
0.19
0.37
3,768
•
Co
R.
0.19
538
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc
Fairman & Co
■
with
headed by
and develop¬
research
538
1,077
Simmons
Collins
Paul H.
group
working capital.—V.
0.19
-
&
&
1,
6.23
538
Co.
;
6.23
•
-
18,162
Davies & Mejia
Detmar & Co
$3,018,992
185,025
18,162
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co—
be
Stock1:;
%
Republic
Courts &
Corp., Chicago, 111.—
Exchange Commission—
filed
17
,1'
1
6.23
Co
Slocumb
George
4,629,308
$437,115
Operating expenses
July 1,'50.
~
$4,017,057
&
Brown
Conrad,
$5,568,494
1,091,846
•
6.23
and Co.
Brooke
Central
$46,448,160
$1,283,204
1951—Month—1950
Subs.)—
June 30,'51
•
Unsubscribed
18,162
Byrd Brothers
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc
1951—5 Mos.—1950
5,972,740
proceeds
instruments
Uncollectible
6 Months Ended
June 30,'51
&
and
&
Byron
34,906,926
July
on
The
Co.
new
Uncollectible
Steel .Castings Co. .(&
»
Co
Stockton Broom," &
Co.—Earnings—
8,386,587
1,021,440
and
unsubscribed
Percentage of
Bradford & Co
Brooke
■,
Operating revenues
&
such
Corp—
& Co., Inc.
Becker & Co..
G.
Brush,
$1,179;407
Period End. May 31—
National 'Malleable
stock
common
and
18,162
Bcsworth, Sullivan
$25.68
37,287,346
Operating revenues
price, to those first received.
same
stock
Co
and
Boettcher
9,746,931
$19.76
1,293,472
Period End. May 31—
857.
p.
outstanding
selling stockholders'
purchased by each,
Battles
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings—
its
—V;
unsubscribed portion of the
stock being offered by the com¬
its
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Bateman, Eichler & Co
any
entirety, except that the last tender needed to round out the
365,008* shares- may be accepted in- part only.
Ib also announced
that preference will be given to tenders specifying the lowest price,
of
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Fitzgerald
rejected
or
the
(b)
common
Brothers
Allison-Williams
11,851,069
7,264,658
charges—
corportion
Net
be
and
of
holders
Shares of
Securities
Blunt
1,516,533
.
—
covering 74,500 share
$4
per share
through
ment of
tenders.
The
In
obligation
no
new
financing will be used by the
improvement or extension of facilities:
Boatwright, Gulden & Co
$9,841,334 $52,221,891
income-
oper.
Loewi
tender
extended
Chase National Bank of the City of New York as agent for
a
group
of
prospective purchasers.
The
period
in
which
tenders
will
be received by the bank expires at 3 p. m.
(EDT) on Aug. 13,
1951.:.'-"■:•%
:>■...■
The invitation specifies that if tenders aggregate at least 365,000
ebares of ithe 727,496i shares outstanding, the purchase: group will
be/ bound to accept
tenders for at least 365,000 shares; and may
accept
all or any
part
of
any-f additional
tenders
made,'. Should
tenders aggregate less than 365,000 shares, the purchase group shall
under
p.m.
stock¬
the
'
.
Dean
$9,860,957 $52,356,178 $46,562,928
19,623
134,287
114,768
Nuclear Instrument
at
corporation
share
such
Bear; Stearns &
by The
be
of
Stock
Lehman
105.
174, p.
Files With Securities and
prices
addl-i
presently
Selling
Francis
1700.
invitation
the
to be
.4
Union
$10,498,242
7,802,302
revenues
—V. 174, p. 8
1,236,100
share
Net
Net
$1,298,825
outstanding
stock
Crowell, Weedon
2,110,825
.3,937,000
National Can Corp.—Group Seeks Tenders—
stock
are
number
a
record
one
at 4
Stock-
10,530,456
8,416,651
1951—Month—1950
rev-
Operating expenses
The
An
of
of
expire
shares
from
company
$10,529,377
31,135
revenues
SEC
their
group
financing by
ratio
rights
1991.
p.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$3.01
Northwestern Bell Telephone
1949
$2,266,454
common
The
the
is
an
operat'ng utility engaged
prin¬
generating, distributing and selling electric
Oregon and Washington.
:,
of
shares
to
'
$10,937,843
6,602,795
7,576,599
2,021,587
1,669,398
share-
com.
Operating
—$2,216,360
per
from
the
new
stockholders
in
remaining 291,464
by
stockholders
250,000
initially
common
1951—5 Mos.—1950
1,643,480
1,297,153
Period End. May 31—
4.5
Corp.—Earnings—
—
shares
The
construction,
Butcher & Sherrerd
5.5
&
accruals-
_
per
Operating
profit before income taxes
Prov. for Federal income taxes
Earnings
stock
shares held.
acquired
States
ti)e amount of
repre¬
$13,025,188 $12,021,089 $78,474,082 $69,898,484
1,118,100
1,030,900
6,998,900
6,025,800
638,027
607,707
3,805,953
3,517,518
income
oper.
♦Earns,
Six Months Ended June 30—
Common
the
additional
million.
than $3 billion
largest
173,
1951—Month—1950
taxes
tax
ry.
Pacific
1.5
profit
the
selling
opera¬
Anderson,
Julien
Net
for
constitute
common
new
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters of
(p.)
291,464 shares of the company's common stock
purchased from
certain
$2,305,938 $11,052,902
9.16,584
—
income
The Milwaukee Co.—
4.5
sales
1951.
its
the
the
half
$16,098,159 $16,042,098 $81,596,013 $77,058,816
12,682,776
11,802,291
60.664,496
56,694,640
612,084
1,933,869
9,878,615
9,426,333
income
S.
Uncollectible
Net
to
BUSINESS—The
company
cipally in the business of
A.
income
U.
4.5
Mullins Manufacturing;
14,
shares
shares
offering
seven
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
2.4
Marks
&
Gross
276.
p.
each
Bingham, Walter
7.5
5.5
Inc
250,000
is
subscribe
holders.
8.
p.
follows:
as
2.4
Co
Co.,
to
Aug.
on
company
$35.5
more
third
exclusively.—V.
1951—Month—1950
charges
174,
4.5
Corp
shares,
which
for
outstanding
North¬
first
Kelley
six
first
gain
total
a
America's
now
insurance
income
oper.
5.5
Co.—
&
share
(EDT)
for
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
after
—V.
%
Laurence
Inc.
Securities
Hutton
E.
Co.
&
Republic
Equitable
W.
Maiden
more
$171
over
Operating taxes
the
and
Kidder, Peabody & Co
11.5
Rollins
Central
used
541,464
rights
E.
Net
:
:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
be
190.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
1958.
underwriters
several
purchase
to
21.4
Beane
Blair.
to
Co.,
Period End. June 30—
Blyth & Co., Inc
the
company
July 23
not
amount
Operating revenues
$16,119,902 $16,066,968 $81,701,354 $77,176,465
Uncollectible oper. rev- '
21,743
24,870
105,341
117,649
of the shares of common stock now offered
subscribed for by the holders oi subscription warrants
%
&
Of
the
1951)
percentages
which
Merrill
30,
holders'
provided
Jan.
from
yeais
share.
subsidiaries
Sept.
principal
aggregate
corresponding period in
the midyear report issued
sales
New
New
241,577 shares reserved for issue in exchange for
of
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co. during
stock
eight
ending
any
to
Period End. May
issued
be
may
indenture,
authorizing
period
pany
insurance
Dakotas Electric Cooperative,
.n'vvV
the
in
are
$25,000;
Co.,
has
in
28%
a
issuing
upon compliance
with the pro¬
that not in excess of $40,000,000
amount of bonds of all series may be outstanding at any
flncludes 236,755 shares of common stock recently issued,
of
one
the
of
99,115 shs.
tl,465,536 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
value)
■,,'.v
visions
than
total
The
480,777
quarterly March 25, June 25, Sept. 25, and Dec. 25, 1951-1984—
arising from acquisition of properties of
toe.
NEES
notes
Light
174, p.
according
sented
(cumula¬
150,000 shs.
$100 par value
Common stock ($5 par
the
117
tional
the
of
company
The
•
.
480,777
preferred
order
an
(during
to
notes
Electric
1951
tion,
2,500,000
3,237,561
Govt.
1951-1967
series
ing
thers; Union Securities Corp.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; and
Dean Witter & Co.
The stock was priced at $14.25 a
President.
obligations due
'
4.50%
3,000,000
1,
—
indirect obligations to
market
purposes.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Record—
The
of
Nov.
cue
the
corporate
2438,
p.
Light Co.—Stock Offered—Offering
common stock (no par) was made!
a nationwide underwriting group compris¬
members and headed jointly by Lehman Bro¬
&
July 26 by
on
,
.
fund
than
less
general
170,
approxi¬
energy
2,000,000
sinking
proceeds
$200,000.—V.
1,
1952-1971
3% %
for
at
$100,000;
Northern
Berkshire Gas Co.,
$500,000;
Qulncy Electric Light & Power Co.,
$200,000;
Suburban
Gas
&
Electric
Co., $200,000;
and Weymouth Light & Power Co.,
1,
bonds
serial
share
per
used
offered
be
11
of;541,464 shares of
3,000,000
1976—
1952-1971
4.50%
issued
25
issue
to
promissory
ampton
2,700.000
—
April
July
on
Gloucester Electric
1951-
-
due
series
3.50%
1,
be
Involved.—V.
be
to
the
,
England Electric System—Units Borrow—
System
The
4,000,000
1972
due Dec.
$4
or
to
stock
Pacific Power
.
notification. with
construction, or for construction and costs of conversion to natural gas.
The borrowings are as follows: Beverly Gas and Electric Co.; $100,000;
4,000,000
1970—,.
share),
are
will
letter "of
exceeding $1,525,000.
$7,485,000
1965
1,
16 filed a
shares of capital
proceeds
SEC
this
their
1951.
Outstanding
Authorized
tFirst mortgage bonds:
3%
series due April 1,
New
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
The
underwriting
The
dividend on
share, and quarterly
and
1
July
on
covering 5,982
mately par ($25 per
the quarterly
1951
increased to 22'/2 cents per
the common stock was
dividends
of
company
SEC
EARNINGS—Operating revenues for the year ended Dec. 31, 1950,
totaled $14,524,129 as against $12,690,573 for 1949, and earnings per
common share amounted to $1.55
as against $1.25 for the correspond¬
ing
(367)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co.—Files With SEC—
electric
and
gas
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(368)
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECTS TO
%
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
American
South
Gold
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
;
.
Platinum
&
Co.
Subs.)—*
(&
'
"Serial notes
5%
(3y2%)
)
*
Nov.
authorization
to
as
of $10
ped
2,000,000 shs.
i
.—
at the
shipmaturity
at
with
final
Common
—V.
174,
/
2,550,000
v
120,000 shs.
% ^ ■'
■
June 30—
Jlefc sales
—
——
Lliscellaneous
income
__
Privately—The
Oost
•
.
,
568,297
796,910
10,866
17,383
•
•—_—
<
earnings
10,878,000
Jlumber
shares
of
5,044,000
4,892,390
$1.84
£*et earnings
—V.
173,
ortstanding
share
per
173,
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Gross profit and
from
1951—6 Mos.—1950
(net)
Depreciation
Federal
1,472,750
$963,071
15,174
6,967
$970,038
120,615
442,686
—
i
income
—
tax
3,008,542
shares
lamed
—V.
J
income !
Net
116,735
254,073
236,752
per
(est.)——
324,255
,197,419
661,032
Riverside, Mo.—Files—
738,000
738,000
.
$1.58
$1.46
Chemical
&
Co.
".-'..-v.' 1931
Offers
—
profit
173,
*
140,243 shares of common stock (no par) on the basis '
one share for each four shares held, • Subscription f
rights will expire Aug. 9, 1951 at 3 p.m. (EDT). The
offering is not being underwritten, and the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co. is acting as agent in connection with
the subscription offer.
proceeds
it
all
company
funds,
will
program
which
includes
Neville
on
research
Island
and
be
and
of
apnroximateiy
rights
used
in
the
connection
of
additions
•
and
concrete,
ADDITIONAL
the
net
shares
to
additional
be
expected
Net
general
—
determined.
now
complished
■company
The
on
the
In
the
of
that
event
which
proceed
company
a
the
with
such
and
in
construction
of
sales
stores
Canadian
take
ruch
and
up
later
subject
date
to
the
as
of
be
true
the
company
and
favorable
opinions
that
have
issued
mitments
and
for
to
the
to
sale
before
or
by
the parties
others that the
in
the
of
Life
the
of
sale
of,its
shares
realized
of
of
its
stock
capital
have
the
the
for
shall
have
from
This
to
1351,
Dec.
1, 1951,
agreement also provides for
•
Shenango-Penn
time
gross
the
as
tons
per
its
of
blast
new
month,
furnace, not in
iron is, as soon.
price therefor is
pig
y-
the
and,
1952
by
the
and
June
1,
feasible,
to
'■
gross
tons
delivered
in
per
month;
molten
form
such
pig
and
SEC
Pittsburgh company annyally starting in 1952.
two*
other
the
(.enOed
pig
iron
in
company
by 3.%
notes
by the lenders from
customers
the
due
to
each
ton
the provisions
of
-v*;
.
.
y.,
Trust
whereby
such
customers
agreeto"
$2,550 000, such loans to be evi-
Jun$ 30,
time
to
time
1958.
as
see
Such loans
forth
are
therein.
to
be
Such
pig
of these
iron
delivered
agreements.
to
such
customer
drill
to
on a
$5,085,000 cf 2 7/8%
68,644
..
3,262,578
47,961
18,169.596-
15,816,459
3,363,353%
570,435:
of
the
with
2,634,595
to
will
secured
be
to
cost
offering
the
of
by
on
49,000
share),
•%
has
and
for
Drexel
are:
group
174,
&
railroad
Net
income
$700,056
5,687
>
income
Gross
on
liquefied
11
filed
191.
p.
at
not
exceeding
$61.50
to be
proceeds are
used
\
of
notification
share),
per
with
the
(par $5) to be offered
of the company at. the
payroll
deductions
his annual pay.
The proceeds
purposes,—V. 173, p. 2613.
10%
June 30,'51
Net asset value
Balance
$6,872,-933
30,295
$7,719,512
$6,903;228
1,255,602
1,010,620
1,951,000
1,491,500
$4,512,910
$4,401,608
385,157
y
—___—
preferred stock—378,445
applicable to common stock
outstanding at May- 31———
shares
per
share.;——
common
$4,134,464
3,270,056
$1.26
The
cn July 23 filed a registration statement with the
160,000 shares of 6% convertible preferred
cumulative (par value $25 per share).
1
corporation
seeking registration of
stock
Net
to
is
headed
derwriting
to
are
the
of
proceeds
offered for
be
through
sale
& Co.
The
underwriting
and un¬
an
offering
be supplied by amendment.
stock sale are to be placed in
price
the
y
June 30,'50
$12.72
"
$11.16
..
.
.
:
its
of the net
proceeds, if
additional
loan
To the extent not so used, the
balance
will be used to reduce bank loans, t.o open
any,
offices
and
businesses
in
the
"although
no
negotiations
.
.
"—V.
.
174,
to
when
future
p.
are
acquire
additional
favorable
presently
loan
opportunities
in
are
for
progress
y
Stores, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
Sterchi Bros.
of
goods
General
and
Depreciation
Interest
sold
and
- -
-
195l
■
1950
—V.
173,
•
agree¬
income
:— $14,463,284 $-12,453:515
taxes
————2,278,600
2,200,827..
shares
1,345,570 »
1,345,570.
share__u—————$1.60
$1.64 ^
per
1587."
p.
,
Shawmut Association, Boston,
A
200
letter
shares
,
Net
3,069,344
101,339
.86,324
expenses—
amortization—
paid
33,002
122
—
—
credits
Profit
Provision
of
of
notification
common
was
stock
filed with
(no
par)
;
'
32,619
9,519
fcr
(before Federal
Federal
$354,633
206,798
income taxes)—.
income
254,923
$4°2 530
—
—
Sc09',556
190,000
190,000
$272,530
$419,556
223,581
taxes—.—
the SEC
to
be
on July 12 .covering
offered at "$16.50 oer
;
Net
profit to surplus——
Dividend (declared).
Earnings
per
common
——~
178,864
Period End. June 30—
jNet 'sales—
173, p. 2500. "
$0.70
$0.46
share"—
SALES FOR JUNE
Mass.—Filing With SEC
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Boston;- Mass. .The,,
proceeds are to go to Walter S. Bucklin, the selling stockholder.—
173, p. 1482.
c
share
V.
%
1950
after
Number capital
Earnings
^
$3,552,439
expenses——2,529,503
oper.
administrative
and
%
1951
$2,919,693
.
——
-
Income
operating
profit
acqui¬
278.
$255,732
Gross
offices
or
presented
such
;y
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended May 31—
company's
The company intends to use such funds primarily to
receivables through absorbing the demands for loans by
borrowers in the 47 existing loan offices of the company's
funds.
general
increase
sition
public
Lemon
Johnston,
by
terms
Quarter Ended May 31—
sales
J-—5
Higher—
Dec. 31,'50
$12.77
share
1992.
p.
$4,016,450
*3,036.512
*$1.32
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ters With
Net
$19,502,492 $19,035,503 $16,502,450
—
per
23,051
301
:
cumulative
on
,
$566,007
%
divs.
Common
Cost
173,
gas. to
of
used for general corporate
assets
,
—i——
-
income
groun
Ill.—Filing Wtih SEC—.
letter
a
of—
—v.
used in
the use
petroleum
.-4 $565,706 ;; $7,696,461
"
income-taxes^
Earnings
SEC
Oakland, Md.—Files—
underwriting. The
capital.
July
.
$705,743-
-
etc.
Acci-ued
Union
Co.;
working
(approximately
price
net
other funds, will be
utility's operations to
the
■y
State Loan & Finance Corp., Washington, D. C.—Regis¬
Selected Ameircan Shares, Inc.—Assets
As
Total
with
of
«
.
distributing
been
—
$6,356,865.
5,000 shares of common stock
time employees who are stockholders
to be
are
(Calif.)—Sells Bonds Pri¬
♦Giving effect, to 2-for-l split effective-Aug;' 8i l950l.-~V, 173, p: 1992.
July 16 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without
well
made
be
2,841,504
Certificates are-
standard-gauge
new
approximately
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V.
Corp.,
company
full
to
2,486,276
Stuart & Co. Inc., 98.9459,
covering
market
$3,361,443
has
conversion
wholly-owned- subsidiaries.
The
643,247
Ltd.
.together
loan,
the
operating
individual
"SEC
$3,064,774:
of New York
gas.
Interest,
*
estimated
a
$736,910
518,712
corporation
Co.
income
Federal
bid of 99.0269.
received, viz: Halsey,
(G. D.) Searle & Co., Chicago,
made
pursuant
'
%
2094, 2499.
pp.
corporation
Net
Cer- !
aggregate
ments will also provide for th sale by the
company and the purchase
by the customer of varying quantities of pig iron over a five year
period. The company will agree to pay such notes at the rate of
UlO'for
was
corporation
per
Net
The Pittsburgh company has entered into an agreement
with James
».
Clow & Sons and expects to enter into similar
agreements with
loan
July 23
bid
covering
($1
gross
•
9,955.
..
the
to be the market price for pig iron except that
pig iron is delivered the price is to be reduced by 50 cents
ton. The contract also provides that Shenango will sell at
market - pride
up
to
150.000
gross
tons
of
iron
ore
to
the
"
and Victorville, Calif.,
and adjoining communities including
nearby military bases. . The company owns five production or storage
plants, nearly 200 miles of distribution mains, and. other distribution
facilities and equipment.
y' / ;/• '%
•;
: y 'i
The
where cold
per
the
,
Bros. & Hutzler and associ¬
Seaboard Development Corp.,
The
such-
blast
'
$4,569,523 $24,597,723 $21,812,897
$632,269 J
income
stock, series A.
v.*.
7 .-.00
MONTHS
1951—5 Mos.—1950
.
■y-yy I:
V ;--.
-
.
Francisco Ry—Equipment
24 offered
members
Securities
Pittsburgh company
iron
be
Other
1S52
is
16,000
of
sale
1,
requirements
but,
until
completed, not in excess of
after the comDletion of the new
furnace
excess
as
March
■
for
equipment
loss
which provides, among other things, for
Shenango-Penn for investment of 10,000 shares of $5 prefened
stock of the Pittsburgh company at a price of $100
per share
The
preferred stbek is to be delivered to Shenango-Penn against payment,
1,
.
tie
not
Shenango"
subsidiary
the purchase
Shenango,
Sept.
1796.
p.
com¬
which
for
by
on
•
2%s.
The .certificates
the
their
company
commitments
on
other
•One
and
give
than $4,000,000.
y.y-,y,:,y:y,.
;y-y
i The
company ihas-entered into-an agreement • with The
Furnace Co. J and Shenango-Pemv Mold Co. a wholly owned
of
191.
July
on
tificates
also
agree¬
transactions-
shall
or
stock
173,
agreement)
shall
in
expansion program.
for
1951—4 Wks.—1950-
Louis-San
ates
Metropolitan
<or
'
to pay
Barstow
being offered subject to approval of the Interstate Com¬
merce
Commission.
The group won award of the cer- .;
purchase
Co.
bonds
capital
shall
or
the
1951.—V.
June 31,
tificates Offered—Salomon
ovens.
1951
;
680,594
charges..
173,
The
$3.29
tCalculated y
tax;
the
that counsel
Insurance
stores
174, p.
St.
the
representations
bond
purchase,
profits
ac¬
15,
after
—V.
795,393
be
said
Net
operating
Proceeds
reasonable,
Aug.
to
the legal matters involved
shares
sold
the
on
contained
date
Metropolitan
as
shall have
company
the
prior
or
on
among
company
on
bonds
fixed
be
may
the
shall
and
the
conditions
warranties
ment
for
pay
Net
Other
lafe Insurance Co.
to
its
$4,579,878 $24,666,367 $21,860,858
3,764,186
..
of
shares. 2
by the company
1951—Month—1950 V
$5,091,717
—
14.668
oper.
used
AND FIRST FIVE
85,077,049
connection
Issued under the Philadelphia Plan,, the
agreement with
an
MONTH
99%
common
this year
used
than
more
~y;:-'%;■/,,
; •;j% *;r-:?■
y--,-l
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
'' *
1951—28 Wks.—1950
i:
1$103,07-3,364 $84,412,317-$690,659-,109 $575,445,936
Period End. May 21—
■
1951—Month^-1950
1951—12 Mos.—1950 v
10,459.615
8,721,030 '
66,24^,186
55,188,073
Operating, revenues$1,797,961
$1,577,604 $20,184,164 $17,902,807
in operation at July 14-—
: . 1,986 yy: 1,956 ; Operating expenses—
1,097,905
1,011,898
12,487,703
11.029,^74
in operation at July 14_—
139
136 v
sales
Domestic
"
fcr the purchase of $5,000,000 of its first
mortgage
l>onds, V/2% series due Nov. 1, 1964, to be issued under the company's
existing mortgage and deed of trust, at a price of 97.45%
of
the
principal amount thereof plus accrued interest from May 1,
1951
The proposed agreement will obligate Metropolitan Life Insurance Co',
to
sold to The Mutual Life
$400,000 of 4% first mort¬
gage bonds due in 1973, it was announced July 26.
^ ^ (
not
coke
be
Southwest Gas Corp.,
amount
cannot
revenues
vately—The
the
such
remainder will
Insurance
from
an
July 26 announced Its
on
subscribed
rev._
"
equipment
trust certificates, series I, maturing annually Aug. 1, 1952
to 1966, inclusive at prices to yield.from 2.40% to 3.025%..,
part
financing
believes is
company
the
expects to enter into
company
kind
in
and
had
Operating
revenues—
Operating
expenses—
Operating taxes
during
1,339,308 y
yy
$5.53 ">
—-—
represents excess
outstanding
July 14—
Canadian
com¬
from
14,247,691
17,239,698
Telephone Co.—Offering 99%
company
approx¬
A. Robertbe received
$8,422,500 "
——
the
of
financing
basis
a
not
may
funds
Operating
Safeway Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales Higher—
Per. End.
also proposes to construct 35 additional coke ovens at
Its Neville
Island
plant at an estimated
cost
of
$6,100,000,
It is "
expected that the cost of such additional coke ovens will be met in
from the general
proceeds of additional
—
share—
per
242.095, shares
the
on
company
part
1
expense—
income——
on
this, amount $510,000
Domestic
the
The
EARNINGS FOR
17,087,215
12,925,735
336,900
210,000
- 34,972 1 '
" *59,375
*2,113,000
487,000
—
earnings
tE'arnings
program, •
remaining portion of the cost of
$11,000,000 expansion program, if any, will be met
funds of the company.
,-y:
"
pany's
The
that
debt
and
—V.
—
is
New England
—
offering of 400,000 additional
of natural
From the sale of 1st mtge. bonds, 3'/2% ser. due Nov. 1, 1964
$4,872,500 '
From the sals of 10,000 shares of $5 pfd. stock———1__
1,000,000 '
From loans made by certain pig iron customers—
It
to
3,019,566
charges——
3,181,175
2,641,164
15,241,688
12,154,738
2499. ;y- )
About $7,500,000 of the procetis will be
•
1951
1950
$20,911,395 $14,477,503
—
-
taxes
funds, which will also be added to the general funds of the
Total
amounted
1951
30,
sold
goods
Interest
by the company from the sale of the
the company expects to secure
2,550,000
recent
•
$262,540
.
company and used in connection with its proposed expansion
ironv the folio wing sources in the
following amounts:
.
income
Depreciation
offered,
now
of
Cost
furnace
other
and
♦Of
received
stock
common
June
Six Months Ended June 30—
Sales
FINANCING—EXPANSION PROGRAM—In addition to
proceeds
of
of
16,992,226
3,293,951
94,395,965
4,637,148
Period End. May 31—
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Earnings—
the
other
company's chemical
.
.
as
134,358,373
p.
stockholders
-
he
Federal
.
173,
1950
continued, but pointed out that extensive tooling required
for
this
type of
work will postpone maximum volume until 1952.y,
—V. 173, p. 2093.
' ■
- - •
■'-
facilities.
products.
after
—v.
—— ■
113,264,070
83,043,330
22,672,710
15,972,549
23,305,743
3,539,753
income——
oper.
Net
$9,225,583
423,000
160,460
the months ahead, he added.
of defense orders will be attained
greater volume during
production
Substantial
1951,
BUSINESS—Principal operations of the company arc the manufacture
and sale of coke chemicals, agricultural chemicals, tar base
protective '
coatings,
activated carbon,
coke oven by-products,
pig iron,
coke,
cement
hand
on
,
27,288,678
19,111,777
*
expansion
blast
new
a
with
major
a
the
to
from
together
with
construction
substantial
production
$3,435,953
exercised,
are
Net
Uncollectible
in
of
stock
.
yy—
orders
Defense
108,362
,
'
\
***
—,
Subscribed
y
imately $20,000,000, it was announced on July 23 by John
shaw, President.
There is etery indication that orders will
to
the
/
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—War Orders Mount—
Common
rev..
$
$
23,402.147 1 34,854,496 113,762,311
'
96,404 y,
436,123
" 498;241
27,397,04 0
Operating revenues -1
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
,
$855,642
,
—
204.
p.
'
of
$
oper.
1951—5 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Operating revenues
loans and the
Net
.
*
-
sales
—V.
PROCEEDS—Net
.
738,000
$0.72
-
$0.29
tlricludifig
...
>
-
$15,843,378
Profit before income taxes
2,271,956
Provision for Fed. and Canadian income taxes
1,416,314
1833.
Pittsburgh Coke
■
550,349
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—-Earnings
The proceeds are to be used v
;
31—
$160,8.77
550,319
,
y.;yv
outstanding obligations.
9 Months Ended May
^
r-—
■
share.-,
common
per
Uncollectible
Robbins & Myers, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
v
$230,158%
shares-
common
-1,73*2,753
2,508,353
i
;
Period End. May 31—
439,276
retire
$529,048
$0.70
of
f ■; i1
1950.*.*J
,
$0.42
-
-
704,333
,
168,012
738,000
'.;„y '; ;;1951
♦Including interdepartmental sales in 1951 of $222,281.
provision for Federal income tax.--V. 173, p. 2613.
"
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
White &
of
y*
?$2,738,511<. $1,893,630
Income
Earnings
1950'
$2,010,901
-
to
Stock—The company is offering to common stockholders
cf record July 23 rights to subscribe at $24.50 per share
fia'c
•
•
107,810
663.
p.
sales
from
proceeds
i
*
182,241
tne
on
'
;
.
'.
Southern
$513,573
outstandingshare-
172, p.
—
profit
Wahler,
16,207
Cr21,062
J"o.
2,800,464
22,071
'
Gas Co.—Earnings Statement—
revenues
Number
The
1,302,170
expenses-
income
Gross
SEC
$1,055,811
££isc.
sales
estimated in important- re¬
are
adjustment at the .end,o£ the year.
based
are
967.
p.
South Jersey
corporation on July 12 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $250,000 of 15-year 5%
debenture notes and 25,000
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered in units of $10p of
debenture
notes
and 10 shares
of stock at $100 per unit through
$2,265,241
$2,513,337
—
$1,040,637
admin,
enterprises
173,
Six Months Ended June 30—
;
.
.
Riverside Stadium, Inc.,
advert., general
and
•
♦After income taxes.—V. 173,
income
operations
Calling,
tabulation
%■;v
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$14,770,157 $11,717,046 $28,330,844- $22,045,186
Period End. May 31—
Net
Ltd., Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
:.
•
,
♦Net
Penick & Ford,
above
32,900
'
1701.
p.
Rice-Stix, Inc.—Earnings—
2612.
p.
the
tExpenses, Tixed charges and taxes
<•
$2,314,514
sales
—V.
$9,002,128
4,893,360
$2.03
—
mining
metals.—V.
;
(Robert) Reis & Co. (& Subs.)—Sales Gain—
6 Months Ended June 30—
"
•
1951 « *
,
Net
amounts in
foreign
other cor¬
-•
91,080
/ $345,315
,
—
■
Gross
$9,943,981
Other U. S. and foreign income taxes
•
191.
p.
'
59,500
—_ —
96#,800
$288,239
profit
Net
——
1
States, excess profits tax
purposes.—V. 174,
porate
29,844
2,930,000
interest
United
23,181,014
10,436,722
501,147
539,344
Cr33,039
29,825,885
13,853,778
of products sold
:
Selling, administrative and general expenses—
depreciation of plant and equipment—
—
Cost of employee pension piogram
5joss from foreign exchange adjustments
f
'
to finance Inventories and for
will be used
proceeds
13,300
Colombian peso items in U. S. currency, the method
used in preparing the annual statements has been followed. All fo/eign
exchange transactions In Colombia are under direct control and license
by the Office of Exchange'Registration. .Remittances of-exchange py
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Goldman, Sachs & Co., it
announced on July 25.
The
taxes
'J
45.715
In order to express
has placed privately an issue of $15,000,000
3y4% sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1971, through
$68,325,100 $48,701,160
-
-
—
taxes—______
income
income
51,726
6,700
,
—_
spects and are subject to audit and
32,312 shs. 701,217.34 shs.
was
Total
S.
The
y
.
company
1950
$68,628,473 $48,579,024
196,627
122,136
1951
,
U.
Net
'
•
Colombian
for
• -
'
y
.
Ralston Purina Co.—Debentures Placed
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher-
Parke, Davis & Co.
Six Months Ended
V
v
for
Provision
$528,236
$503,015 v
-—.
-_L—
!
1950
?.
—
i Depletion
2,550,000
■
50,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs;
to
277.
—.J——
—
Provision
——_
per
pi
1951
depreciation, depletion and income
Depreciation
share:
(entitled on
$100 per share)
stock (without par value)-—
$105
liquidation
taxes
;
stock, without par value (entitled to cumui. divids.; redeemable
.
$9,771,000
...
1
$5 pld.
:
Profit before
ton cf pig iron
1958J
30,
$10,000,000
-
pfd. stock,without par value-..—
Serial
3 Months Ended March 31—
y
Payable
3%:
—
per
holders
to
June
issuance
but
payable
rate
limited by property,
earnings and other provisions of the mortgage and deed of trust, as
cupplemented.
tDces not include $200,000 payable on July 29, 1931,
end $200,000 payable Jan. 29, 1952.
All of the serial notes (.Vic ) will
be paid off out of the proceeds from the first borrowing under the
credit agreement pursuant to which the serial notes (3'/2%) will be
Issued.
§$6,000,000 taken down in July, 1951.
Remainder to be taken
down in amounts and at times not yet determined.—V. 174, p. 277.
♦Unlimited
1964
Outstanding
Authorized *
•
1,
Notes
90,036 shs.
114,815 shs.
2,625,000 shs.
stock, cum. ($100 par value)
stock (without par value)—
pfd.
Common
1st
•
9,000,000
§6,000,000
(
—-J
• i
1961-i$15,700,000
due 1952 to
.'■%.yy \:\y
mortgage bonds, V/2% series, due
,/
Outstanding
j $29,000,000
Authorized
bonds:
3%%
series due 1977
3% series due 1980-—
; First mortgage
AND
FIRST FOUR
1951—Montlv—1950;
$949,309
$1,254,839
MONTHS
1951—4 Mos.-?-1950
$4,807,279
$3,869,007
r—V.
(Continued'
on page
50)
"
-
■
Volume 174
Number 5033
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
'
(369)
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
39% Dec
S per share
1
2% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1 ->» >
Lowest
Highest
f per shore
1
54% Jan
6
Highest ?
f per share
21
Dec
29
25% Dec
41% Mar
30
27% Dec
"-<■ $
18
3-
July 12
29
36% Dec
'
:
30
May
42'A Feb
14.
15
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
20'A July
7% July
11% May
55% Mar
47% Jan
53
26 % Apr
121% Jan
133
20% July 13-
28% Nov
121
1
3
23
Dec
67% Jan
4
77
Oct
2% Jun
27
58
July
Sep>
74
3
8% Jan
3-:.
l.7'
93
.4'cv,
.
3-
19
82
■
Jan
-
102
20% May
28% Jan
1
<
{
44-
20
-
<
34% Jun
;
-.>>
22
July
<
'
."
T
■s?vrv >»
">».
<
5'
Aug 16 ;
36
>>-"■■ i-
7 40
'
•>
4
66
■iil
>>>:
68
*
■/' '
'
40
Jan
53% Nov 22
>14
27;
Dec
-
3Q> :,.82 "
Jun
Dec
27
Dec
28
26% Jan
27.'.
7
,40%
j
;:72%
37%
38
38
:
<59%
5%
3
62
62
6172
617a
900
21%
21%
22%
22
227a
11,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
8
87»
9,500
•50
28
131
2%
2%"
20
*80
9!
llf
♦92 %
1
V
__5
;
*•
Aluminum Co of America—-No
Aluminium Limited..
'74%
95
9%
*92%
74%
75%""
75%
21».
21
21
41 ;•'./>•
41
93%>
♦93
32%'"
'
*92
> 93
♦35%>:35%
60%
>:> >
89"
'■■I
:;
76
37a
747«
21
•2072
32%
32%
40%
93%
41%
93%
•93
32%
100
32%
900
4174 >
7,000
9372
42%
43%
42%
43%
437a
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
35%
*35%
200
44
93%
,:>;
35%
72%;;;
71
">> 89%
1,300
18,200
75%
21
4174
*93
8,000
84%
97a
93' :?;
.
»: 35%
.
75
32
•80
9%i
*20%
>41%
'
95
> 1.400
81
4174
43%>
93
70%.
89%
•
32
407a
19,200
77%
•8072
*9%
76%
*20%
>21, > >
3%
77
84%
41%
40%
9%
32% ">>*32
4Q%" 41
<>'40%
par
No par
*92%
-9%t>
•93%-;; 93%. >> 93%
42%> 42% ;:/>< 42%
Vf
;
95
9%
■
2,500
72
37a
77%.
*80
41%
8,600
20 7a
•7172
3%
77%
84%;
39%;
7,200
274
207a
72
3%
77% > 77%
*80
41%"'
*92%
3%
90
287a
135
27i
20'A
*71%
5l7t
2874
*131
2%
20
72
•50
28
135
2%
20%
>3%
>
84%
•
40%
32
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.No par >
'*> 3%% conv preferred—
100 >r
Alpha Portland Cement
__No par
"
Juri
*80
9%
74
•20%
common—No par >
100
>
78
51
27%
♦131
2%
20
*71%
3%' '
*77
51
28 Via
135
2%
20%
72
3%
:
95
9%
■"
No Dar
Apr: 2715
'
84%
40% ;';. 41%
No par
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
3
51%
28
135
*71%
78%
200
61
8%'
*131
'
6% '
60
51%' r
27%
<;■•
58
6
21%
x8%
27%
6%
<;
59 %>
*50
135
58
5%
■
21%"
21%
8%
*77
.Allied Mills
100% Jan > 5
;
67% Jun
3% Jan
;
178
22
>"'
<
-v..!
t
;
;
;
;>.V
^
July
1'
Amalgamated Leather Co
/
-
6%
109% Oct
4
-14% Apr 21
8% Apr 21
120% May 24
.
190-
Jan
102 •
88
1677a Jun
28
35'- Oct
17
x29
% Jun
29
79
18
73% July
2
2
4
51:
„
Mar 22
23-:
Feb
23
18 % Jan
25% Dec
19-
27% July
39% July
27
97
8
13'
-185
Oct
7
76% Nov 21
89
5
Jun
35%
72
.
35%
72% '
71%
73
90%
'>>>;: 89%
90
89
89%
12,700
1,400
3574 7, 3574
7372
76% >
v,;,
8872
v
1,000
>
10,600
89%
7,500
.
178% Jun
19
171% Jan
113% Jun
23
111
49% Oct
6
6%
>
American Cable
American
1%
17
Jun
Nov
24
4
93% Oct
12% July 12
25% Mar 22
54
79% Oct
44% July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
13
17
55% Mar 22
45% Aug 25
8% Dec 29
3
46% Jun 30
49
Dec
11
25% Aug
3
6% Nov 13
34% Apr 11
75
Dec
92
13
July 17
9% Apr
26
13
Mar 29
16% Dec
28
287a
287a
287a
1,500
4174
407a
41
2,600
197a
20
207a
207a
2,700
Feb
*21%
*89%
American
15
Distilling Co
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
5% July 13
24% Feb
105
100
Jun
2
106% Jan
19% Mar
9% Jan
14
44
Jun
5
Jan
13
35% Dec
18
84
14
Nov 24
12% Jan
11
60% Aug 17
136% Oct
13
165
July
6
22% Feb
preferred
3.90%
4% %
15% July 20
Feb 26
25
.2
26
Jun
29
134
Jun
14
Mar 30
64% Nov 27
121% Mar 28
12% Mar 22
46% Dec 18
14
18
16% Nov 24
Nov
21
27% Mar 10
40% Dec
28
27% Apr
81
38% Nov 24
July 23
57% Apr
xll7
Jan
4
x95% Jun
28
70
July 17
14% Mar 28
77% Apr
2
37% July. 2
36 %
Ji^ly
3
July 12
x51
Jan
19% Feb
9% Jan
3
Feb
12
11
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8
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2
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15
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84
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50
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87
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10
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20
22
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18
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18
36% July
51% Jan
29
Armco Steel Corp common
W Products Co
3PA
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21%
preferred
Anderson-Clayton & Co
P
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71
119
119
100
$5 prior conv preferred
Andes Copper
68 3/4
71%
119
No par
$4 conv prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
Anderson-Prichard
5,300
1577a
8%
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—
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13
3,100
10,200
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American Water Works Co Inc—5
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13
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154
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see
9,000
183/a
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73%
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6,600
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8% Jan
187a
25
com
preferred
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42% July 25
19
Feb 10
♦39
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18
18%
87%
167
77a
25
preferred
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6
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35%
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300
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5
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79
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100
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32%
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77a >
79
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12
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49% Dec
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25
common
2
91
3
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13
3
31% Apr
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6
5,800
8,900
98
American Steel Foundries
non-cum
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100
577a
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98
/
15%
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66% Jan
>
18%
15%
preferred
79
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99
20%
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133/a
79
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2,400
13
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110
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32
2
11
18
99
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2
2,000
123A
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7%
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18%
31%
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106
18
18 %
32%
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75% July 16
41% May
17%
20%
154
87
17%
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17%
43'A
♦77
,
197/a
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5
78
31%
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Amer Rad &; Std San'y com—No par
31
19% Feb
7%
78
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34%
78
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57%
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77a
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79
57a
Co—-No par
No par
Light
68% Jan
94% Jan
7%
91
13%
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8%
American Tel & Tel Co
107
7%
90%
78%
43%
6
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28
6
34%
34%
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57
49%
8%
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3
43
57/a
♦48
l
American
10% Feb
43
6
49%
American Molasses Co_.
American Stove Co
46"% Jail
57%
7%
12%
17%
6
8
Apr 30
30% Jun 25
56%
7
78
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17
Ship Building Co„No par
Refg com
No par
120% Apr
56%
89%
12%
78
17
Seating Co
15
12%
77%
17
American
9
89%
12%
78
44
57/s
American
23% Feb
♦43
89%
>>
2
2
73% May 23
158
90
12%
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337/a
July 27
Mar
90
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Amer Metal Products Co
38% Apr 27
13% May
1
138
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2
♦102
2
Jun
EXCHANGE
1
Feb
19
10% Jun
4,000
5
37% Jan
59% Jan
2 ■'
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139% Jan
129
1,100
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105
7%
Shares
1%
STOCK
7
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—
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7
100
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185/a
No par
preferred
Gas
Friday
t per share
18%
100
&
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July 27
-
July 26
$ per share
18%
Co Ltd com_No par
Co
Thursday
.
Sper share
18 7b
...
5
Wednesday
July 25
July 24
I per share
1,620
PRICES
18%
Safety Razor
85% July 26
167
dan
9
42% Feb 14
SALE
1,000
437*
18%
American
10% Jan 19
HIGH
Tuesday
175
437a
18%
100
Metal
AND
175
18%
No par
preferred
American
177
6
25
158
Jan. 8
20
Jan
Dec
5
3
Jun
19
Dec
8
44%
18%
10
Amer Machine & Metals
31
30% July 2
32% Jan 10
59
95
Mar
3
123% Jun
150
100
61
37
Apr 23
3
20
Apr
149
161% May 20
76% Jan " 9
May 1
5% Feb 14
63
1%
2
Apr 24
145
3
16274
4374
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50
Amer Mach <fc Fdry com
12% Jan
16% May 12
134% Sep
7% Jan
2
Natural
169% Sep
21% Feb 28
29
Power
43
54% Nov 16
'161%
44%
247*
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American Locomotive common
1
News
56
117% Aug 17
162
44%
24
100
American
15
3
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44
24
com
preferred
American
July 16
70% Mar 28
18% Jun 30
160
44
40
300
24
7%
American
42
62% July 26
146% Jun 30
160
45
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♦76%
3
31% Jan
146% Jan
300
'
1
27
73% Nov 24
27
♦265
16,300
>
24%
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33% July 25
53% Dec
Jun
300
700
91%
6%
common
non-cum
22% Feb
July 5
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37% Dec 22
9
July 14
38% Jan 25
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Products
6%
36% Feb
'
50
128
21
Home
American Ice Co
3
38
300
2174
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1177a
7
SS Co
preferred
16% Jan
28
39% Mar 30
1
American
21%
4,900
1,100
24
56%
31% July 19
11
25
29% May
24
24
14% Apr 26
50% May 11
20
15% Jan
Jan
17% May
90
May
7% Jun
25
Jan
118%
317a
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,
23%
10
Hawaiian
91%
115%
76
23%
Electric Co
convertible
21%
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317*
•
23%
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21%
91%
116%
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July 23
No par
American Hide & Leather
115
160
9 per share
No par
Gas &
21%
*89%
116
3174
767/a
40c
preferred
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8% Jan
I per share
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American
113%
Monday
$6
9
19% Mar 26
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$7
1
2
11
22% Mar 24
16
8% July 20
27% Jan
3
22% May 23
/
21%
89%
115%
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:
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preferred
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36% Jan
16
22
91
31%
317.:
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Amer &
Jan
51% Mar 16
23% Dec
♦43%
76%
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Encaustic Tiling
33% Mar 16
185
160
Saturday
July 21
Par
16
35% July 25
3
6% Jun 26
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31
>
.
LOW
STOCK
Jan
86
25
106 % May 17
YORK
9
27
11
29
Jan
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Jun
Oct
NEW
EXCHANGE
2
10% Jan
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32
Aug
3
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Aug
2.
11% July 26
175% July 18
'
17% May 24
41% Apr
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14% Dec 13
114%
20
•
30% .' 31
10
$ per share
1
90
104
*
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A_100
3%% conv preferred series B_100
2
50
19
47% Dec
140
28%
51% Jan 10
23
11% Nov 22
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41
57% July 27
9
3
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171
28%
18% Jan
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2
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1
28
29
171
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28%
8
72% May 3
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111
19
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16
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4,000
200
19
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1% Jun 25
16
37%
28%
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
17
377a1..
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4
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3,400
19
24% Jun
6% May
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10
4
7
101
171
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18%
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
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American
75
111 % j:
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19
187a
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137a
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Chicle Co
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9
29% Jan
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19
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9
24
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;
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21
2
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v
8374
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22% Feb
Highest
84% May
37%
107
83
28
128% July 27
•
21% Jan
7
37
400
8374.
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1,500
76
29
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13%
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111
171
19
64
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:
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;
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42% Jun
28
3
110%,
125
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3
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28% Feb
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4% Mar 23
3
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63
-
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64% Jan
3
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36
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27
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82
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common—
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16%
;
16%
85% May 17
4
8'A May 19
24
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15
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110
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American Car & Fdry com
7% preferred
10
Ilighest
July?!
Co
preferred
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^
19
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
5% July 13
Shoe
>
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19%
>
convertible
15
81% ' 82 »
7
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2
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7
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60% *61
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preferred
Amer
18
Jan
Year 1950
Lowest
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American Bosch Corp
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9 per share
r
>
No par
American Bank Note common.
*
'
2
101% July 12
32% Jan 33
Petroleum Corp
,
32% Jan
>
4
71% Jan
Jan
39% Jan
21% July 10
16
18
preferred
—50
Sugar Co (The)—1
Amer Agrlculturat Chemfcal—No par
American Airlines common
1
3%% cum conv preferred
100
;
May 14.
6 ; 114
Jan 16'.
r
10% Jan .10
>14% Apr 30
5% Jun 29
7% Mat l2>
93% Jan
2
115% May. 2
18
Feb
12
July
30% Nov 27
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17% Jan 19'
447a Febr 6
22
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29
-
125
1
com
1
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5;
81% May
Jan
2
34% Jun
17% Jun 30 ;-
>>
Feb
19
13
12% Jun
15% July 17-
115% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
57
27J
38% Dec
78
14
3-
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4
15
16
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49
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30 % July
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2
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26
„
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10% Jun 27 ;
t
5% Dec 29
;
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14% July 13--'
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;
Mar 13
37%
2%
preferred-No par
conv
.
9% Jun-
>
July
84
>
Jan
37 %
Shares
297a
♦36 %
72%
1
Allied Chemical 1& Dye
Allied Kid Co
: 9'
Jan
297a
37%.
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28
29%
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2%
Allen Industries Inc
.
26
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30%
28%
57% •>
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98 > Dec
$2.50 prior
5
Jan
30%
28%
20%
•
2,900
2,700
30 %
28%
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100
common
30%
30
28%'
5
preferred A
11,200
307.
30
51
27 %
10
6,000
674
27%
106
w w—___
5872
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29%
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
/Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
34% May 31
.
67%
63% May 31
5%%
76% July 25
2
23% Feb
39% July
48%
91% July 3. *101
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89% Jun 29 f*-100
29"
Dec
99% Dec
>38% Jan'11
Feb
u
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8%
100
587a
5%
59
50%
No par
,
preferred
Allegheny Corp
13
>-
9% Jun
58
4%%
5
Feb
Inc
Vicksburg Ry
57%
56%
21%
21%
50
57%
Sales fur
the Week
37%
*58%
1
com
9 per share
5%
■
Apr 26?
47% Jan
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Alabama &
2
86
36% May
91% July
18
44% Sep 28
; 100% Dec 20
July 13--
>>>> f.
20
Nov
Equipment
Air Reduction
2
4%
CLOSED
Friday
Jnly 27
t per share
July 25
27%
*36%
1
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
2
,
r
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13
Feb'16
30 r
May
73% Jun
Gas
Thursday
July 26
I per share
'
29%
27%
EXCHANGE
'
PRICES
Wednesday
< per share *
"
9
Feb
No par
SALE
l:
July 24
56%
5% '
29%
STOCK
1
,
$3 preferred w w
8
Jan
Co
Corp__
Affiliated
19
87% Jan
July
*
Express
Admiral
50
Jun
3% Jan
80
30% Jun
28% Jun- 27;
81% July 12 •
<
31% Apr
27% Feb
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
23% Dec 22
11
32% Jan
Jun
3
47% Dec
•;
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__lQ
26
71
30
'*•
.10
HIGH
Tuesday
:
9 per share
.2.50
Co
Adams-Millis Corp
July 26
29% Feb
18
100
63% Nov
Jan
18
28
'83% Oct
32
19«
Jan
62
2% May
19% Jun
86% Dec
89% Mar
26% Dec
43
-
Apr
5% Dec 29
21% Jan
i
27
Feb
3% Jan
5
?% July 13
15% Mar 29
..
Adams
5
110Ya Jan
f per share
54%
Motors Co.
Acme Steel
2-
36% July
9
July 23
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
8
53% Nov
3
Monday
July 21
'
17'A Jan
.
Abbott
4
21
77/b July 26
48% Dec 15
Saturday
Par
?0
39% July 14
49
LOW AND
STOCK
per share
33% Jan
25% Jan
'
YORK
EXCHANGE
6% May 17
.
27% Jan
NEW
•»
59% May
4% Mar
"
19% Jan
13
Inc.
-
32%
32%
106
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3274
106
.
32%
-
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88
88
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42%
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54
10
39
32%
32%
106
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89
89
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42%
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4
106
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90
19,500
200
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7%
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77a
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54%
54
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537a
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40
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40%
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407a
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
14
.
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
(370)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Banft for
Previous
$ per
I per thare
8% July 18
Nov
2
76% July 20
92
Aug 10
46 V2 Jan
3
93% Apr 11
109% July 17
104
53
39% July 26
17
105% Nov
100 % Mar 13
59% May
8
19% Dec
27
12% Jan
9
July 13
28% Sep
28
22% July 12
21
July 17
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
24
July 12
28% Oct
23
Mar 10
20% Sep
25
18
14% Apr
8% July 13
21
15
104
7
23
19% Feb
9% Jun
29
13% Feb
8
16
9
2
26
40% May
7
27% Jan
2
40 % May
18% Jun
25
26 % Feb
2
118
Oct
31
104
Jun
22
116
Mar 31
4
109
Oct
19
102% Jan
4
115
Apr
3
54
Apr
59% Mar
39% July 12
41% Jan
2
4
July 26
152
155
155
106 %
106%
106%
146'
May 24
177% Feb
3.
30
105
July 16
115% Feb
8
*17% Dec
19
21% Jun
12
18% Jan
2
22
July 12
Atlantic
61% Jun
29
82
Feb
7
Atlantic
93% Feb
27
13
70% Dec
28
28
86
Nov
18
Jan
4
Nov
6
92 % Jan
18
83
Jun
27
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
60% Jan
4
99% Jan
5
105% Nov
27
92% Jun
25
86
22% July 13
25% Nov
24
5
40
Dec
27
31
Feb
2
116
105
15
July
25
31
2
13
16% Jan
10
8% July 10
11% Jan
19
i
5% Jan
1.
12
12% Jan
3
13% May
18
6% Jun
25
8% Mar
1
43 y2 Jun
18
51% Mar
8
9Va' Apr
3
4
Co
$2.25
14 % Jan
5,000
112
113
113
*110
52%
53
21
65%
66
106
2,000
67%
67%
68%
3,900
98
73
71%'
72%
71
74%
97
97%
97%
97%
97%
973/4
280
25%
25%
25%
2-5%
25%
25%
3,200
33 %
4,700
97%
25%
25%
32%
-
.
110%
1.16%
8
-7%
43%
*26
29
100
8
8
500
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8
8%
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10%
43%
43%
10%
12%
2,600
7%
19,500
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7%
44
3.500
9%
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10%
9
12%
16%
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16%
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7%
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170
110%
♦110
29
9%
43%
43%
10%
44
33%
33
110
13
7%
7%
15,700
,
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7
98
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13
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110
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8
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33%
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92
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110 %
110
29
*26
28
33%
32%
110%
32%
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21%
71%
72%
8%
preferred...—No par
107
*95%
71%
111%
•
21%
*90
25%
12%
1,300
-
106%
21%
98
67%
97
♦15%
v
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500
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114
113
,
155
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67
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106%
155
106
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113
53%
53%
53%
21
25%
111
109%
108%
52
71%
—
conv
203/4
20%
112%
97
No par
5c
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
53% Apr 18
10% July 11
36%
20%
64 %
prior pref ($1.20)
Conv
37%
112%
Corp
No par
Nichols common——No par
Autocar
*36%
20%
Tack
Austin
7% July
6,000
37%
33%
36%
*110%
28
15.
15% Apr
28
33%
21
*95%
20
100
10% Jan
Jan
400
33%
'
convertible pfd ser A
Atlas
1
37% Jan
4%
(voting)
Common
10
23%
33%
35%
*90
I SS Lines
ll
Jun
26
20
16 '
29
n
Feb
11% Dec
14% Jun 29
5% Ji
Jan
17
9% Nov
30
6% Jun
119
3
3,
41% Jan
109% July 20
13
28
Jun
10
23%
34%
20%
20%
non-cum
Atlas Powder—
27
31% Dec
7
Dec
17.
28% Feb
5
105% Jan
May 23
x25
28% Sep
3
78'/a May
10 Va
23%
34%
Line RR
Coast
10% i
23%
34%
V
2,100
10
21
52
preferred—...—100
City Electric Co
-10
16%
|
300
16%
*15%
23%
20%
No par
common—1
preferred
100
Atlantic Refining common
25
Preferred $3.75 series B
100
Atlas
Corp
5
5%
*15%
16 %
30
190
115
114%
114
34%
non-cum
G & W
Atl
May 21
98
95
5%
*113%
95 %
95%
95%
95%
96
*36%
156
106%
11
III'/b Dec
3,400
33%
33 % !'K:
Santa Fe com—100
Atch Topeka &
152% Dec
600
56%
9%
113
16
Jan
31%
77%
56%
*23%
23%
32
32
77%
56 %
♦15%
10
9%
*23 Va
109
27
Jan
9%
77%
55%
113%
113
15%
15%
15%
23%
♦23 %
109
103% Jan
41
/7 15%::
9%
77%
*95%
95%
113%
•110
100y8 Jan
68
CLOSED
54
95%
29,000
9
9
55%
54%
112%
112%
*112%
Shares
9%
8%
80
*78
Co com—1
$1.20 cum conv preferred_.No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6%
1st preferred—.—
.—10C
7% 2nd preferred
100
Associates Investment Ca
10
7
Feb
25
S5%
EXCHANGE
Sales for
the Week
S per share
9 Va
8%
78
53%
53%
♦95%
STOCK
77%
77%
53 %
Ashland Oil & Refining
3
Mar
98
15 % July
'
77%
preferred
$6 conv prior
5
Jan
118% May
117% Jun
107% July 31
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No pal
$3.75
preferred
No pai
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp_._._.——5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Arvin Industries Inc.
2.50
9
12
28
91
Friday
July 27
Sper share
share
$ per
9%
8%
•
Thursday
July 26
1,
July 25
■'
share
$ per
9
8%
1,'
July 24
$ per share
I per share
5
Co of Illinois com
&
Armour
Jan
11% Dec
13
Jan
Par
share
12% Jan
13
7% Jan
69
$ per
t per share
share
July 21
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 23
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
V
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1*150
•
7%
■
1,000
44
*43%
B
25
15% Jan
10% Dec 26
10
July 11
13% Jan
30
Babbitt
10
Jun
28
15% Jan
22
Jun
27
17% Jun
29
40
9% July
9
5
39% July 13
10
11
27% Jan
16
Bangor & Aroostook common
July 17
74% Jan
30
64
17% Jan
8
3
9% Jun
30
13 y2 Jan
29
3
43% Jan
31
19 y2
25% July 26
14% Jan
29% Jun
23% Feb
Jan
37
Jan 26
39
19
34% May 17
28% Jan
4% %
Bath
9
12% Jan
July
9% Jun
9
17
preferred
non-cum
Works
25% July 19
37% Feb 21
3
90 y2 Oct
21
78
July 19
88% Apr
3
7% Feb
7
13% Dec
18
10% Mar 13
13% Jan
9
29 % Jan
12
32% Feb
6
29% Jun 25
35
Feb
15
July 13
3
34 y2 Jan
30% Jun
7
33% Jan
3
16% July
9
19% Mar
8
1
28 % Dec
5
23
12
18
5
18
22% Apr
4
30 % Jan
6
Bell
23% Feb
9
Bell
94% Mar
9
Jan
28
24% Dec 29
18% Oct
13% Jan
12% Feb
"May 11
108
9
15 Vd Mar 25
74
12% Jan
4
19% Oct
Feb
10
100% Oct
*85
17% Jan
18%
18%
38%
38 %
♦38%
203/4
21%
20%
21
26 % Jun
25
32% Feb
32 % Jun
26
37% Feb
■Best
46 % Jun
29
60
31% Oct
49% Dec
28
Nov
28
139% Jan
21
21% Jun
90
July 26
14% Apr
22
|
$ per share
2.7
11% Jun
27
13% July
17% Jun
17% Jan
Bliss
Feb
Bliss
&
39
July
56
Feb
Dec
-
18
10
12
30%
July
Jan
60
29
11% Dec
x24% Jan
8
8
17% Oct
12 Va July 13
38
30 Va May 24
20
9% Dec
12
9
July 17
51% Nov
16
46
55
Feb
73 % May 26
15
1
97 % Apr
Dec
102
Jan
31
Jan
4
Borden
9
71% Mar
8
19% Jan
8
Co
40
2
16% Mar
12
19
31% Dec 28
105% Jan
20
31% July 13
44 Va May
48% Sep
53
26
Jun
29% Jan
3
18
17
14
49
74% Jan
-
34% Jan
4
Jun
27
13% Feb 16
18% Jun
28
July
82% Jan
3
3
18
12% July 13
8
Mar 31
108% July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar
3% Jan
29
19% Apr
2
Feb
6
14% Jun
29
97 Va Oct
25
82% Jun
28
20
38% Jun
18
38% Oct 21
7
13
8
92
Apr
84
Jan
13 Va Jan
87% Feb
26
2
18 % Apr
18
27
10% Jan 19
24
120% July 25
25
11% Juliy 17
Oct
28
79
8% Dec
27
July 24
7% Mar 15
July 12
24% Jan
5
21% Jun
29
100
Dec
1
105% Jan
24
101 % Jan
8
2
x32% July 27
8
Feb
28
17% Jun
27
4
8% July 13
94
July 14
40
Jsn
15% Nov
3% Dec
29
2% Jun
29
8% Dec
28
26% Dec
21
8% July
2
22% Jun 29
12% Feb
24
11% July
28
98% July 11
41% Jan
2
106
Feb
5
43% Oct
9
30
21% Dec
11
Inc
2
153/4 Jan
4
21% Jan
2
14% Jan
132
>
Mar
Bush
Bush
Butler
10
May
9
28 % Mar
3
109% May 15
23% May 11
July 24
10
9
29% Jan 10
13% Apr
108% Mar
48
Feb
16
6
14
19% July 23
_
Corp
4%%
preferred
Butte
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co ( A M) common
7%
participating
Byron
Jackson
California
Callahan
Co
Packing
88
•16%
17% 7
17Va
82
57% May 15
20% May
1
16
Jan
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
107
Jan
3
30% Jan
29
2
77 7
.
'
55% Mar
7
17% Mar 22
19% Feb
23
111% July 17
33% Mar 8
$3
14%
19%
20
19%
20
43%
44
45
453/4
:'.7, 44%
Carey
(Philip)
Mfg Co
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
Carolina
Power
&
Light
4,500
2,300
33%
30%
77 14 Ve
193/8
19%
423/,
43%
■
.
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..
•
.
-7
20
♦19%.
..
45%
44
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77
-
1,200
19%
19 3/4
45
14,700
,
3,200
313/4
32 % 7
32%
333/4
33%
34
333/4
338/4
30 3/4
7
303/4
30%
31
30%
313/4
30% * 30 3/8
30%
10%
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
10%
10%
10V4
890
133/4
13%
I33/4
13%
14
133/4
13%
133/4
13%
5,800
10%
10s/8
103/4
103/4
1,800
7:7 473/8
7-7 46%
473/8
33%
77.
10%
10%
47
47
47
47%
47
62 Va
63
63
64%
62 %
,
93%
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13%
14 7-7
46 Va
46%
21 Va
27%
10%
10%
10%,
47
473/4
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92
92
13 Va
46%
27%
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12%
12%
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t
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;
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40
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13%
.
47
47
27%
27%
27%
12%
12%
13 Va
14 Va
45
45
■
53
53
*51
53
14%
6,800
31%
2,700
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54
52
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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55
53%
53%
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19%
19
193/a
18%
21%
22
21%
22
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127
*125%
127
21 Va
21%
21%
127
♦125%
127
15%
15%
15%
15%
84%
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40
40
26%
24%
25
39
v
18 Va
96
•
18%
19%
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88%
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88%
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11%
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17 %
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11%
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11%
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81
81
79
80
79
80
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7
;
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54
12%
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32%
v
3/4
400
•
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•
44
45%
26 3/s
193/4 ;
26%
48%
48%
19%
19 V2
*19%
-
-
12%
-
54
12%
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18 Vs
18 Vs
109 V2
109 V2
33
33%
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-
323/4
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2%
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8%
83/4
9
23 %
^
193/4
993/4
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19%
1,900
6,400
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7,300
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11.200
24
11%
1,300
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18,000
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240
100
45%
45%
110
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110%
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33
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45,400
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20 Va
13%
54%
12 s/8
50%
19%
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50 Va
20
54
33 Va
80
-20%
49%
18%
2,400
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27
110
5,500
105
20%
26%
-
8%
23%
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100
.
170
2%
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90
2,700
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80
32%
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8 3/4
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10
4,100
11
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160
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10,900
20%
3
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100
110%
33%
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8%
1
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54
12
33
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39%
19
11%
*22%
7
85
26%
39
.
15%
963/4
17%
32%
..10
15%
*82%
18%
17
•105
127
*125%
963/4
17%
*121
6,500
18%
17
2%
No par
393/4
2,500
22
96%
84% ,84%
32%
1
263/8
*38%
200
18%
96%
:
20%
1
26%
39.%
7 2,400
11%
7:7 21
7;
10
55
133/4
V 18%
18%
96
26%
39%
26
39
-
85
*82%
>7
200
11%
40
40
40
15%
900
54
*53%
V
15%
15%
*82%
a.
I
19%
15 Va
4,400
45
*52%
55
19%
1,400
7
.
353%
98
45
■
12
54%
7
353/8
98 77
443%
•
293/4
77 29%
98
54%
20%
250
14%
313/8
52
*125
600
4,300
40
*38 Vb
35%
443/4
,'7
1,000
7
•
13 Va
30%;'
35%
*963/4
443/4
44%
45
,
46%
27%
31 Va
.
*29%
98
46%
14%
31%
7
v
36
•96
.98
*96
98
30%
10
2,400
21 Va
40 77
14%
31%
4,300
v-'"/.
14
l33/4
77:13
13%
r
6,900
93%
*92%
93%
7430
,
63
62 Vs
63
*38%.
14%
31%
36
.13
40
307s,
35%
■V
30%
35%
;
14%
31%
'5 31'' I
30%
*
*39
40
14 -7
•
30
45
46%
12%
36
*96
133/4
39%
31
35%
13%
27 %
.
30
13%
46%-
14
30%
,
10
.
"
16%
143/a
....
25
preferred A
14%
16%
143/8
13%
No par
Capital Airlines Inc
400
16%
16% V' :
-
1
Mills*
35
14%
.
14%
*26%
No par
Capital Admin, class A common
Shares
-77
34%
16 3/8
34%
34%
16%
23%
Cannon
Sales for
the Week
14%
23%
5
5
34%
♦34%
Friday
t per share
$ per sh are
16%
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
13
July 11
-
■
34%
.
7 7; 77/—
July 27
July 26
July 25
$ per share
14%
14%
*45%
Campbell W & C Foundry
16
Jun
*34
170
17%
*16%
17%
Thursday
Wednesday
!
$ per share
34
*16%
3,100
PRICES
SALE
July 24
8%
Feb
12
v
17%
HIGH
AND
I per share
34
■
Tuesday
83/a
293/a Feb
52
17%
July 23
7 7-7
90
♦88
91
~R
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper.
22% Feb
11
88
1
61
Jan
88
5
Corp
48% July 18
July 26
88
10
17% Jan
27% July 27
*88
90
-•
5
Zinc-Lead
1,000
19%
13 Va
No par
new
12
28
-
36,700
146
1443/4
19
.,
preferred—100
20
14% Dec
7
77.
51 %
50%
52%
145
193/4
10%
100
—
Dec
14
51 Vs
32%
323/8
32%
32%
51%
62
15
Dec
2
•
.
preferred__100
common
19
43% Apr
102
33 Ve
513/a
1,200
7,000
13%
.1
Bldg 7%
60
20
13
323/4
51%
18%
100
3
223/8 Dec
14
32%
50 %
7,900
27
26%
27
144%
1
com
Terminal
Bros
149,800
19 VB
No par
5
Inc
Co
Mills
Term
100
1 %
1443/4
1
—
14% July 13
13% Mar 30
Sep
-W 32%
19%
preferred
9
13
10% Jan
263/4
82%
1V2
18%
3% %
9
Feb
5% Feb
27%
273/,
82%
1443/4
preferred
*
100
Burroughs Adding Machine__No par
•
29
88
33
27
27%
:v
1%
10 Va
i.
5
100
.No par
No par
Co
Burlington
4%
15% Feb
,
27%
.,
50%
No par
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
Canadian Pacific Ry
8% Jan
27 %
*82
32%
15
common
(The) Co common..
Bulova Watch
4
15
*17
1% Feb
19
31
Oct
19% July
23
28%
1%
-
•
Budd
Jan
10% Dec
88
Co
Bullard
100
15% Nov
127
Shoe
$5 preferred *
Buffalo Forge Co
23 % May
18
92% July 25
15% May 3
Roller- Bearing
Bucyrus Erie Co common
7% preferred—7.—
2
47% Feb
July 20
Aug" 17
1%
RR—
30% Feb
23% May 24
37% Jun 25
83 Va
1%
18%
5
100
—
40
49V8
144%
"when lssued"__100
new
45% Jan 19
Oct
100%
6
May 17
18% Jan 24
91% Jan
*81%
1%
Monday
r-,
1,000
6 20O
7
49%
18%
CLOSED
.15
common
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
29
126
30% Dec
,
3,000
19% 7:
91
144%
preferred
Brown
3
23% Mar
1
123
May
23% Jan
12
18
91
62
Jun
40
16
53% Feb
,'i Mar 13
18% Jun
3
20
1
11
21% Dec
3
Jun
2
49
126
121% Jun 26
12% Jan
47
Jun
24
25% Feb
18% July 14
15% July 17
105% Jan 17
26
11% Jan
NOV
58
2
1
37 Va July 19
.
38% Feb
July 23
35% Apr 16
34% Mar
9
Apr 11
94% May 25
14% Oct 24
July 12
2
27% Jan
30
83%
28
19%
85
28%
28%
1%
EXCHANGE
J
"when issued"_100
Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc....
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common.
2.50
3%% preferred ———..100
Brooklyn Union Gas com
No par
5% cum conv preferred
40
Brown & Bigelow....*—H...... 1
5%
Bower
Apr IT
3
29 % May
31% July
16
13% Jan
36% Jun
17
29
23% San
23% Mar 24
36% Mar
20
-Jun
Maine
&
Common
9
29% Feb
28
25% July 14
10
53% Feb
5
27
27% July 13
Apr
25
32% Jan
7% Mar 10
100
Jun
12
28% 7 283/4
28 Vs
71%
84
190
26%
26%
*90
18 3/4
1.25
(The)
Corp
preferred
3%%
24% Jan
27
•
5
Inc
49%
3,600
50%
50
*81 %
28%
7
•50%
493/4
'
103% Jan
15% Nov
27
Jun
20
13% Dec
48 3/4
STOCK
No par
Club
Borg-Warner
27
Jun
i
Book-of-the-Month
12
52
29
89
27
25% Oct 23
14
91
91
♦90
144%
$ per share
7
17
58% Jun
45
7% Feb
*90
'
No par
Bond Stores Inc..———__.l
6
July
.1
Brass
Co class A..
12
Jan
&
Aluminum
Boston
9
90
;
■;/7 15% 716% 7777 16 Va
—5
-Jan
19
.
22% Dec
90
Class B
12% Jun 25
15
20
89
'
7 '
_.l
2.50
Co
Laughlin Inc..
Bon Ami
3
5Jan
16
13% July 23
19
Bohn
May 14
44% Jan
9% Jun 25
45
8% Dec
26
20
•16
No par
No par
Boeing Airplane Co.
18% Dec
22% Mar 25
26
20%
•88
"
(E W)
21
18
28
15% Dec
*17%
17s/s
25%
20
16%
Par
41% Dec
4
3
900
7'10
7
"
17%
July 21
Co
7" 2,300
18
303/4-
7
/
81
*80
*144%
EXCHANGE
Blaw-Knox
20% Jan
31
*17%
31
*32%
32%
31
24%
Saturday
,rf
30%
18
32%
31%
49 %
No par
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Jan
31
32%
19%
LOW
35% Dec
13% Jan
22% Jan
39
27
19% Dec
13% Jun
40
32% July
15% Jun
32%
323/4
■
34% Oct 24
25% Apr 26
33
32%
17%
x27%
STOCK
YORK
NEW
12%
24%
1%
.100
Birmingham Electric Co
Highest
$ per-share
share
$ per
3
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
July
17% July 24
2
123/s
19%
28%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet new (Del) 5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
21
123/s
17%'
(Del) com—No par
preferred
79%
123/8
263/4
24%
*81
5,800
27%
27%
27%
79 Vs
123/8
20
48%
1,700
7 140
79%
17%
48%
' ,7 * 1,900
104
26%
12
243/8
89
10 Va
36%
10
36%
104
26%
12
31
20
1,700
7
*77%
79%
*31%
31%
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
1%
155% Feb
88
17 y4 Jun
3
0% Jan
144% July 13
18% July 19
156
113/4
31%
....—..-.--------.--..l
Foods
Bethlehem Steel
Jan
27
12
77
21
*
104 j
17
39% May 26
13
26 Va
*76%
7
10
36
*103%
70
2,800
39%
7'
36%
36%
104 77
36%
•103%
104
2,700
;
-
1,200
*20%
21
10
10%
10 Vs
,
36%
103%
27
79%
*193/4
2
31% Apr 20
10
7.36%
104 77
3,700
19
*38%
39%
24%
1
1
1V8 Jan
25% July 14
10 V8
10%
36 %
10'/a
31
11
1% Jan
19
19
31%
28% July 26
30
19
20%
48,100
'
19
39%
19
76%
77'' 76
20%
20,300
,
65%
76
*38%
' 7
' :
18%
18%
*64
75%
18 3/4
■
.
65% 7
*64;
20%
113/4.
5
84 % Jan
-
77%
75%
39%
26 y2
10
77
65% 7
*64
76
4%%
10
39 %
.77
65
*76%
29
July 23
39
18
76
36
.10
common
39
173/4
-7 65
104
J-un
2y8 Jan
26
30% Jon
Co
39 77
173/4
17 %
75
■i
21% Jan
3
23
Jun
Howell
&
39%
17%
38%
17%
64
__1
Beech Creek RR...—.—-—...50
Beech-Nut Packing Co
10
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft Corp—
38%
18%
38%
16%
18%
46% Jun
89
Feb
90
14
1
8
19%
203/4
59% Feb
26% May
20% July 27
Dec
2
Mar
10%
18%
10 Va
•
*38%
preferred ——-—100
Bendix * Aviation
~5
Beneficial Loan Corp common___10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co—18 pesos
Best & Co
1
53 V2 Dec
13
34 y2 Jan
79
107
10%
18% 77
1,000
10%
10%
183/8/
74%
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
103/8
l03/4f
19%
18% 7.:
Beech Aircraft Corp...—
Feb
98
Mar
10 Vs
11 VB
18%
38
♦63
12.50
3%%
convertible preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
100
38
31% Jan
99% May
10%
103/4
v.;
183/4
16%
No par
Inc—
Cigars
Bayuk
Corp..
10%
11 Vs
7 10%-
373/4
50
1
preferred
Iron
10%
17%
50
5%
Convertible
77% July 25
2
-Jan
59
4%
10% >7 H
10%
preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp (Delaware) __—JO
Barker Brothers common—
.10
20% Feb
15% July 12
35% Dec
45% Feb
2
15% July
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
12
Apr
July
19% July
Oct
28
3
17% Feb
63
Baltimore & Ohio common
17-
34
2
2
24% Jan
28
Dec
10%
1
—13
100
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
3
20 y4 Dec 28
15% Aug
Inc
T)
(B
110
323/4
110
323/4
>
r
1,400
-
•
i
110
6,500
2,600
230
4,600
—4|
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(371)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
30 % Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
$ per share
3
50% Dec
46
21% May 20
39% May 13
10% Jun 16
35% July 13
56"% Nov
140
Jan
3
156
130% Jan
29
"'•
9
141 c; Aug 18
13
140
21
15% July 14
17% Apr
15
i.Jan
4
Jan
3
Jan
3
155
•
May 24
Jan
30
2
Apr
Jun
18
•
<•
•<?
10% Mar 29
9
<•'
2
<38% Feb
10% May
V
Feb
27
105
Apr
27
Dec
20
16
Jun
25
9% Jun
26% Dec
20
15% July
-13% Jan
2
27
12
July 27
12% Jan
3
24
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
•<
1
16% Mar
12
9% Oct
20
20% July
8% Jan
34% Dec
28
33 % Jan
11% July 26
18% Apr
29
25% July 12
36
Dec
29
30% Jan
3
49
Dec
5
107
Dec
18
Jan |
6% Dec
10% Jun
8
:
'
26% Dec
5
35% Dec
25
July
76
Jun
30
90 % Dec
28
80
15
17
Dec
29
14
9% Jan
21% Dec
3
18
10% July 12
15% Apr
13
32% Dec
11
19% Jan
3
37% Dec
14
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
,
4
$4.50' preferred
Checker Cab Mfg...
i
38% Feb
;
2
23% Feb
24
2
17% Jun
•27
Feb
Feb
9
33% Jan
29
x28% July 3
12 % Jun 29
19
5%
J-an
5
10% Dec
30
8% Jun
25
14% Feb
13
23% Dec
28
17% Jun
25
30
Feb
9
27% Mar 30 :
51% Dec
27
39 % Jun
28
59% Feb
9
11
22% Dec 28
,19% Jun
25
28% Mar
3
Jan
3
27% Jan
!
3
44% Dec
26% Jun 30
43
*
17
11
40 % Jun
Dec 26
36% Jun
77
62% Dec
■
25
52 3/8 Feb
38% Mar 28
27
53% Dec
July 12
9
54% Feb
20
13% Apr
82
5
Feb
6
•'
Sep 11
7% Jun 22
July" 19
62% July 13
•
84% Oct
39
9
!
16
8% Feb
8
50
Feb
Cotton
Co
Sper share
347/8 Feb
27% July 26
103%
26
July
'41% Dec
24
15
V
31% Jan
4
100
29
36 % Dec
24
V 30
68% Mar 22
3
107
29
f. 43% Jan
30
~8% Nov~20
Jan
3
93 V May 12
28% Dec
19
16% Feb
16
-6% Jun
34
|
8
8 % Jan
V; 18% May
:
<
Marll
1
Jun
72
Mar 30
Sep
23% July 13
62% Jan
31% Dec
-
4
Jan
12% Jan
>
«
Dec
102
5
34% Dec
26
165
1004
>
Dec 21
<
18
Jan
27
:•
22
Oct
•,.!
13
*
13
% Jan
25
87% Jun
<
July 26
.10% Dec
,57,
Oct
11
13
14% Oct
>
24
•
10
21 %
22%
225/8
233/8
225/8
23%
44%
45
22% Mar
138
;
Jan
94% Jan
11
10
<
23% Jan
29
26% Feb
*
29
3
61
243/s
8
60 3/8
487/s
493/4
60%
,47%
48%
82%
*80%
83
Jun* 4
18%
4
,
1
9
65% Mar 19
48% May* 4
22% Mar 10
.
2
STOCK
'
"t; •
EXCHANGE
•
•12%
40
67%
675/a
Columbia
«-$4.25
Pictures
common_%.No par
ww
.No par
preferred
cum
No par
Columbus & So Ohio Elec Co__^
8
45 %
24%
24%
38% Nov 30
43 % Dec
18
67% Jun
1
45% Jan
8
55% July
5
24% Nov
18
22% Jan
8
29% July 24
Commercial
33% Mar 16
27% Jan
2
31% July 26
Commonwealth
9% Jan
2
15% July
26% Dec
,
,
12
8% July 18
20% July 12
25% July 13
3% Feb 15
26% July 12
106% July 19
Hi/4 Feb
x36% July 11
3
301/4 Feb,
6
23
Feb
6
25
7% Dec
28
41
Jan
,11% Feb
2
28
Jun
6
3
18
-
Conde
Dec
20
105% Sep 26
10% July 13
9% July 5
40% July 28
15
Jun 27
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
.10% Jan 25
28
Dec
7
109
Dec
7
108
Sep 15
28
Dec
101% Jan
4
11
14% Apr 24
88
July 28
30% Dec
102% Feb
4
3
27% Jun
36
243A
14% Sep
25
12% Jan
'
35%
45%
43%
*58%
60%
59
60 %
48%
473A
48
10,300
83
82
82
2,100
48
12 '
17%
37/a
*113A
12
*17%
'
4
18
-v
40
40
68 3/8
4
*113/4
35% Jan 20
Consolidated
Cigar..
11% May 10
31% Feb 27
Consolidated
693A
SALE
*
:
;;
■iv;
Jan
106% Jan
2
4
108% May 28
24
Jun
29
10
115
47% Feb
6
45% Jan
22% Jun
12
Feb
10
12
25
28
3
19% Mar
11
22
Feb
107
July 17
13% Dec
Feb
3
1
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
Mar 30
16
Feb
5
17% Sep 22
12% July 19
18
Feb
3
18
21% Feb
26
19
Dec
36
Mar 16
14% Jun 25
30% Jan
2
113% May 12
104% Apr 23
113'A Mar
111
106
110
32% Dec
11
106% Dec 29
19% Jan
100
May
32% Jan
100
24
34% Mar
4
2
41
Apr 23
17
Jan
24
93
23
32 % Jan
Jan
8
99
Preferred 4%
Consolidated
9%
f
41
40
67%
Thursday
"
V
July 26
I per shore
5
&
Pwr
46%
i
40
"
series B
*70%
30'/a
> 49
92
203/,
46%
*48
V.
..27%
20 3A
11%
:
1323/4
—
48
88
,*825
483/,
t'
18%
21%
t. 146
49%
4:
46%.
7
273A
.
49
<
;*825
;
i,';
V
27%
28:
14
<
V
48%
104
28%
<
27%
14%
V
113A
*58%
60
43
43
43%
42%
43%
203A
20%
203A
20 3A
13%
14%
113A
*
.
113A
*58%
43%
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11
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30
19
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23
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10
7 y8 Jan
33% May 19
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•
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f
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Superheater Inc..
Commercial Credit Co
24% Apr 26
99,300
12,300
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12
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7%
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31
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132
21
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14%
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860
10 V
23% Oct
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f 15
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5
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101% Jun 26
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84
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74
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30
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10
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15
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48
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28
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87
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2
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37
29%
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25
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
C I T Financial Corp
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27
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3
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26
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82
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3
Jan
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Lowest
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.
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Year 1950
Lowest
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60%
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Chile Copper. Co.t.;——
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14
19
36
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19
29%
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cum- conv
2,200
19%
36
preference_.No par
5%
20
19 '/a
293/a
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preferred
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38
103
1,900
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50
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13
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19% Mar 30
26
65% July
16
V
19
Jun
Jan
102%
.
16%
59%
59%
102%
__.____l.25
17
37%
37
58%
No par
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co__No
par
Conv preferred series A______100
3
19% Jan
12
Jun
$3
9
13
3% Jun 22
19
Dec
44
61% May
94% Feb
5
16% Jun
12
29%
64
July 23
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19
19
14
!
58% Apr 27
>** 46% Jun 29
88% Mar 17
11% July 26
13% Jan
4
: ; 3 % Feb
28
37
43
16%
17%
No par
Chicago. & North West com__No par
'
5% preferred -'-____-___i____l00
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
'
53% Jan
16%
9%
413/4
2,900
19%
.
23%
9'A
1,800 '
93/4
35%
19%
14%
23%
9%
42 %
*9
40%
46%
35%
19%
14%
23
9
40%
175/8
•
19%
23
23
*8%
par
A
1
108
23%
""
23
500
107 %
35%
14%
39%
preferred
Series
: -
95/e
19%
9.50
3,900
2,400
45%
-
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A...25
Class B
.No par
Chica Milw St Paul & P
No
5
7% Jan
,
*107%
20%
♦19
2,300
9Va
17%
14%
20
193/4
9
95/8
14%
No par
com
193/4
45%
35%
108
17
18
9%
19%
__
16
17%
•'; 45%
.»•■
'
•
16%
:
9%
14%
Rights
2
Jan
35%
20
19%
9
19%
1
_
Chicago Corp (The)
Chicago Great West Ry Co
9
38% Feb
•
193/4
17
19%
3%% convertible preferred___l00
Chic & East 111 RR Co com
No par
>
Class A
;
—Li*.
40
13
<17
34%
163/4
14'A
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
-8
90% Jan
;
19%
I,800
9,700
17
,;
9%
♦107%
12,700
17%
16%
♦
45%
9%
,
54%
150%
53%
14%
Corp
Champion Paper & Fib
9
<20% July
12% Jan
10
11% Jan
Copper
Chain
-
108
IOO
114%
54
5
5
2
V'
*107%
4,800
113%
9%
44%
'•
20
44%
103 %
*149%
18
,
35%
150
44'/a
103%
150%
163/4
19%
f
9%
.
443A
103%
114%
16%
8%
1,800
2,900
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■
16%
19%
200
10%
67%
53%
'*1491/2
115
,
17%
44
9%
108
<
443/a
♦102
150%
16%
1,700
6,700
45
'
54
114
•
*148
45%
♦149%
17%
35%
19%
No par
3
% July 26
37% July 13
•
May 24
28
Co___-
9
9% Jan 16
*107%
*148
9
43%
9%
35%
■
"34%
150
150
103%
•,♦16%
8%
*42% 4 43%
67
t
19%-,
17%
r""9%
67
19%
com
Mills
Belt Co
9
*103/a
66%
17
19%'
17%
10%
67%
Shares
54
22%
*44%
*18%
Corp
63% May
Apr 27
4% Feb
Pasco
Certain-Teed
U
8%
17
*
45
16%.
*16%
*44%
50
Sugar
Ribbon
De
16%
'20 "
22%
50
;
Violeta
Century
Cerro
28
107% Feb
16%
*53%
22%
10%
53%
;
114
16%
53%
21%
10%
*102
150%
113%
16%
"19%
_______100
40 % Feb
-
% July 26
f 29
Jan
2
28% Jun 26
Oct" 24
32%
6
15
Central
18
17% Feb
.
5% July 27
«...
1
2
100 % Mar 15
2
'iii
11% Jan
*149%
113
52%
45
44%
•
53%
16%
53
*148
44%r<
150%
113
the Week
$ per share
67
103 %
53%
Sales feg
July 27
4
•
10 %
'
150
44
*102
Friday
July 26
Sper share
22%
22
*44
53%
♦149%
V
22%
45
*148
44
103%
52%
•
common
Central & South West Corp
May 11
-
67%
'
Light
B
66%
l
...
preferred
Class
66'A
21%
148
43%
5
Central RR Co of N J class A
46% May 17
2
45% Jan
9
27
»
5
33-% Apr
1
29
98
15 % Mar
<"
25
14% Jan
2
10 %
*102
Ga Ry
Illinois
4%%
•
2
28% Mar
2
Sep
Mar
Central
(
10%
148
preferred__.________100
of
x52%
10%
66
CLOSED
10 s
Co.i.
53
10%
STOCKV
Co vtc.—No par
•;i - 5% preferred series B vtcJ—.lOO
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Mar 26
29
<
-
EXCHANGE
100
Aguirre. Sugar
Foundry Co
Central
;
35% July 27
'112 % Feu 15
17
8% July 17
10
,
cumulative pfd conv
100
Corp common...„.No par
preferred
20
Central
23
Jan
113
5%
23
32 % Jan
2nd
Central
1
24% Feb
>
I'/o
4%%
50%
21%
45%
*44
Thursday
S per share
45
Corp__„______i
common.
$ per share
50%
PRICES
Wednesday
July 25
21%
50
preferred
.Celotex
.
6
,57% Feb
9
1
■■■
17% Mar 22
,
16 % July
39 % Jan
V,. >-
5
-20% Jun
:
*50
10
series..
Tractor
S per share
Preferred 4.20%
—1
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
12
116
8% Jan
26
19
4%.
General
July 24
5
common....
SALE
Tuesday
July 23
I per share
Co common____._„__25
Caterpillar
13
>18% Mar
&
(J I)
1%
3
Feb
152,
2
15% Jan
26
6
56% Feb
<
'•18% Jan
17% Dec
.
110% Feb
18
Mar
106
10
Case
HIGH
Monday
July 21
Co.L
Steel
Corp
preferred
Carriers
7
19
55% Jan
Mar 26
'<14% Jan
39% Dec
'
;8% July 13
July 13
•
10
Conv
11'/a May
Apr 30
20% Aug 29
11% Apr
6
•
3
7 % July 17
15
Jan
\
Carrier
68% Jun
105% May 24
13 % July 13
9
2
43% Jan
Carpenter
15
Mar
AND
Saturday
,
Par
45% July 13
2
Jan
43?:
100
29
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
56% Jun
> 25
5
9% Jan
145
Mar
47% Dec
Jan
52
1
Dec
106
29% Mar 21
2
15
May
55
32% Jan 27
103% Dec 22
2
-35
YORK
$ per share
Apr
18 % Jan
15% July 13
33 % Dec
x7% Mar 13
19
Highest
f per share
28
NEW
.
1-y..
A., I
15
16
Monday", July 30, 1951
Chro
The Commercial and Financial
(372)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1050
27% Nov 25
32
Feb
26% Jan
12
31
Apr
18
55% Mar 13
54% Jan
10
Jun
12
Continental
1
27% Nov 24
22
i
2
July
26
22% Jun
28
55% July
42% Jan
22% Dec 28
53% July 25
19% Jun
29
25% Feb
Dec
41
17
14% Jun 27
A
\
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
$3 prior
9
'
.—No par
51% Oct 24
.
Mar 17
49
50% Feb
Convertible
20
pref
17% Apr 22
13% May 24
17% Feb
3
GO1/* Jun
72% Jan
2
Corn Exchange Bank
13
18
102% Aug 17
Apr
Oct
76
105
100% July 11
,72% Jan
93% Jun
13
1% July 13
2% Feb
30 % Jan
6% Mar
3
Dec
19
78% Apr
10
3
6% Jan
28
2
2
26
Coty
12
Coty International Corpi—
18
2
12% May
5
Creameries
25% May 24
,29% Mar
7
Cream
3
15
4
Crown
94
Jan
19% May
2
27
41% Oct 19
35% May 22
39% Feb
13
49% Dec 28
48% July
3
56
102% Jan
11
Jun
28
106
16% Jan
3
105% May
100
5
31% Jun
29
44% Jan 29
79
Jun
28
95
Jan
30
'■5%
Jan
6
23
Jun
26
32
Mar 20
Cuba
25
,.
180
13% Jan 19
9% July 17
July 13
26% Nov 22
July 13
10% Oct 25
20
Apr
10
Jan
5
Cudahy
Mar
8
4%%
13% Feb
3
10% Feb
27
3
55% Jan 28
12% Dec 18
24% Aug 8
138
Jan 20
32% Dec 29
*
21 v
17
100% Jun
; 148% Nov 25
,
-
.
48% Jun
:
2
2
128% May 23
jun
10
9
27% Feb
"
24
Class''
,
A_
Cushman's
35% Feb 24
v
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-7"
■
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97%
-
,
27%;:27%-;m%* „.27;% -z-i ■ Yiwztfvz:.
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31
30%
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104
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.
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10
■'
29
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a
7-4,100
.
4%
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preferred^.—--4—-No par,-,
AT
Curtiss-Wrlght common—1
;l,
12% Jan
•
i.
J
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0•/
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171 J-,;
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20
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}
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Publishing.common—Nopar*A^
preferred^^-i-'-Li-i-NO'Par ^r^^ A
87(
132% Jan
8% July
23% July
V28
Jan
57
4
Inc_'_-_,--l_-—:
v.
•
■ :7
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1Q1 %
-
35
•_!
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
15
'
28
Press
-'-1,900
71%-"72%y
'1 nhxL
♦
171%
'•
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;
100
preferred-
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^
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■
•
10l« 701
,
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85
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26
25% .'.7; *25 "
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;
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7
,
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.
Curtis
3
106% Feb
20
pfdi_^—100,
preferred--
Cuneo
May 18
28
3
28
•
7%
''
44% July 13
(7% Jan
3
Feb
Jan
6% Jun
x25
*'
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2
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32% -33
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RR
77
•
68
77% Oct 31
y ••'£'*£
par
-••',"
22%
,
-
•
7'7^4%"; '97Ya
Cuban-American Sugar, common__10 ;.-
11
2
July 25
9% July 9
7% July
fi
~
13
-i-No
_—v—V-Nopar
convertible
185
Mar 27
180
Nov 20
,
10% Oct
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
22% Dec 28
preferred
Crucible
29
!
22% Feb
$4,20
31
15
26
7% July 3
64% July 13
125
Jan
,
& Seal common---2.50 A.X
Cork
*49 '
-
'
—4100%,;.
ZCllerbach Corp^common_-_5>'
! *23%.
,
■'if *28%: 29%,;- X, 13,000
29%
7 63
-
s\>
*:
28%
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,
•
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preferred ——2
50%
27%
.,
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of
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29%
22%
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7- "Wg'" 27%^:-'
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ZX *54%: 56
:,*54%": 56
"-.-'170
—1 •>
preferred
"22%
*
*'
Sales far
July S7-
r "X per share'"Share$
--'27%
■
55
**
.
of Wheat
Crown
34% Dec
15% Jun 27
175
Feb 14
20% Jan
$2
14
May 10
82% NOV
Mar 31
102% Dec
3%%
Jun
10% Jan
4
,"*.14%
28
Frldiy
;
July »«
X per share
."-23% .24%
23%
■t
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14%
23%'
27%
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27%.
22%
27 Vs
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56
:
63 ' ;63%
63%,
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63
1 63%
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V "A "«*95 % *. 96%
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96%; ' 7 *95%' 96% v\ •'*96%. • 97%
711/s " 71%
71%' 72%.
:72'
f'71% J 71%,'
_100
common—
5
17% Jan
12% July 13
J 5;
Co
11
30% Mar
-
27% Jan
17% Jun
Crane
35% Apr 14
103% Feb 20
32% Jun
54
preferred-.
Inc
Jan
14
30
!
23
2% Jan
2
Jun
27% Jan
7Vo
Jan
186
'
,
.
24
*55 '•
27%
,X per share
28/
27%
22%
62
3%%
Jan
105
Sep 27
26% Jun
10
27%
22%"'
"•-•»14
Corning Glass
2
104% Feb
8
Jan
4% Jan
31
3% Aug
101
closed :
& Tr Co—20
Works common-—5 A7 •>:•''mX
preferred —
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of. 1947.100A.•V:>V.rr-'Corn Products Refining common_2S ^
July 16
104% Mar
166% May 17
6
25
22% July 13
May 29
x66
3
187 % Apr
78
2
Jan
94
Nov 30
.
July 13
,
"23%
27%'
A; 5 61/*"
:"" *49
'
29
38
176% July 13
62
X per share
J
.
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp——;1
17
45% Nov 27
28% Jan
100
't,
"24
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
series—_50V~W
5ft
3
July 17
10% Jan
share
27%
17 A
/ July 25
"23%
•A.
'Thursday
Wednesday
»
„
". ,July24
,.
X per
•55
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
July 23
Corp—,;—,
14^ / ;^
Corp common—ftr.j,"
Co
AND
Monday
>
July 21
i'fi***9 :~l9vtr share /..
1.7-'
Copperweld Steel Co common——5
17
■
Saturday
,,
preferred-.;—w-i-No par
Range
Copper
8
*
-
-
46% July 14
57
.
7:'
3
July 17
13% Jan
20
:
V/7 7
EXCHANGE,
X per share
X per share
share
t per
I per share
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
^STOCKS
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^
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26% Dee 30
13% Jan 13
Jan
96
15% Jan
25% Jan
99% Dec
Jun
25
14
Jun
3
26
17% Feb
17% Feb 28
•'«' 43% Jun
18% July 13
10% July 13
31
16% Dec 29
16
Jan
3
i
28
July 26
34% Mar 17
29% Jan
2
:
96% May 24
A, 96
July 5
102% Mar 21
88% Jun
26
89% Jun
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
July 24
100
"
95
22
Jan
38% Jan
3
41% Dec 30
41% Jan
59% Dec 20
Jan
8
Preferred
7
Feb 26
i
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V.'*
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I A,
.
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92
38%
9277
93%,
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■*91%;
10% Apr
.;
68
Decca
10
Records
Inc
■
14
Deep Rock Oil Corp..
68
Feb
27
Deere
37
Jan
19
Jun
Co
&
7%
8%
500'
(
19
41% Jun
25
53% Feb
9
61
63
63
32%
32%
Delaware & Hudson
10% July
2
17% Feb
2
Delaware Lack
'20 % Jan
2
23% Mar 27
100
& Western
Delaware Power &
12
23%
;r:
23%
Light Co—13.50
32%
7
•
45
12%
12%
23%
23%
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6,100
6.800
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5,800
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900
2,200
27,800
23
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2,000
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55%
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44%
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45
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53%
54
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60
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62
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20
20
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preferred
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19'
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V
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9
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29
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Stainless Steel
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
6
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18% May
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10
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58
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2
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8
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29
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Feb
54% May
July 20
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95
17% Jun 29
4
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9
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Dec
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4
29
11
32
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171
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24% Jan
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12
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29
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107
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July 27
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,
21%
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Range for Previous
J
19%
1
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24
67%
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13% Jun
29% Nov 24
67 7
19%
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No par
16
34% Apr
5
53%
67
19%
———,.———6
21
Dec
9% Jan
54%,
66%
19%
Detroit-Michigan
16% Dec 27
37
18
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53%
66
19
De Vilbiss
23% July 20
19
53%
66
8
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2
Jan
45% Jan
7
Dec
49
Mar
8
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Volume 174
Number 5033
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The Commercial and Financial
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...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Year 1950
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Florsheim Shoe Class A
Follansbee Steel Corp
Jan
Friday
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July 26
# per share
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2
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Thursday
$ per share
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;
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17
$ per share
22
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36
18
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PRICES
Wednesday
July 25
1
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20
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.
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94
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27
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56
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Firestone Tire
27
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28
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18
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2
23
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38
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Tarrant Mfg Co
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HIGH
Tuesday
July 24
July 23
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110
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;
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Federal Mining &
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Federal-Mogul Corp
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4
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18
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Federated Dept Stores
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5
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106
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2
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Jan
25
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..
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2
20
33% May
13
6
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9
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25
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29
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Mar 29
65
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Faistaff Brewing Corp
8
63
July 20
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8
86% Dec
13
Feb
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19
83% Feb
10% July 13
22% July 26
103
19
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,
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10
July 24
16% July 13
52
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Palrb&nks Morse <te Co
AND
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28
33% July 17
103
54% May
21% July 20
12 '/a July 27
13% Jan
9
7
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22 % Jan
3
LOW
Saturday
EXCHANGE
I per share
5
15% Jan
'
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$ per share
July 26
13
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
59 "i
96 ¥a
3%
8%
2,900
59 ¥a
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59%
800
123
123
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120
120
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
....
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43% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1'
Highest
.
I per share
Lowest
$ per share
t per share
15
54% Oct
5
46
122% Jun 15
102% Jan
6
127% Mar
7
120
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15
July 13
26
;
15
July 26
38
Jan
18
3
2
54
27
18% Feb
20
26% Oct
19
22
119 % Sep
6
..-•4% Mar 23 v
3
7
127
Jan
101
10
19 ¥4 Jan
34
4
108
May
3
107
Oct
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90
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Jan
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22 ¥2
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88
11
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3
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23
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2
Oct
19
120
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17
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20
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28
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14
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18
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29
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17
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28
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24.
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16
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29
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8
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19
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8
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2
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5
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13
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100
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30
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3
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105
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29
Jan
Feb 13
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2
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29
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17
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28
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4
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27
29
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17
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25
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22
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28
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10
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July 21
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•
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l
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:
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>
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3
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3
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3
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Saturday
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
( per share
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Jan
LOW AND
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'
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
S per
t per share
$ per share
j
Range Since Jan.
H
m
14
30% Feb
28
33
35
24
30 Va Jan
19
39% Jun
18
Sep 29
14% Dec 29
15% Apr
80% Feb
73 % Jan
8
20
13 s/8 July 25
11% Jun
15
66 % July 13
Nov
104
Apr
20
Jan
3
141
Jun
30
149 % Dec
22% Nov 28
8
108% Oct
11
Jun
103
19
30
8
July 18
10
6
5
81% Nov
1
72
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9
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6
July
Jun
6 %
83/a Jan
8% Jan
7
253/i Dec
28
21% July 19
333/4 Oct 23
31% July 12
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3
98% Apr
5
89
31 y« Dec
8
41
Jan
9
34
% Jan
Mar 20
107
Oct
26
95
Jun
25
33 Ye Mar 16
23
Jun
97
25
25
Dec
20
39
Jun
34
Feb
27
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7%
40% Feb
1
9
23% Feb
24
Hercules
15
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121
48
Jun
56
2
Apr
38
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2
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54
Mar 29
Feb
8
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3
27% May
18% Jan
4/
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72
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Jan
80
6
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6
14% Jan
4
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5
18% Mar 29
16% May
11V4 Mar
9
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31
15
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Jan
22
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3
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18
173/4 Sep
6
20 ye Aug 18
18 Va
25 y2 Jun
12
29% Mar
26 %
34
Jun
July 25
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11
Dec
13
107
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8
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19
19
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29
105
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29
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10
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20
38% Feb
10
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88
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13
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Jun
22
24
12
62% Dec
11
54% Apr
4
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11
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24% Oct
19
18 3/a
July 23
21% Jan
10
Howard Stores Corp
15
Howe Sound Co
July
28
100 3/a Dec
3
18
July 25
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107% Dec 22
20% Apr
17
38% Jan
15
33
July 25
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29
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1
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22
35 y4 Mar
13
July 13
24
13
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19
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26
3
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14
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19
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13
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Thursday
Wednesday
July 25
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EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
19%
19%
40
40
38
♦37
38
1,100
23%
23%
23%
23%
•37
-
20
99
*98
»
1,600
39 %
39%
1
5
Inc
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
38
/>,• 13 Vs
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
:■
23%
*37
19%
23%
74%
23%
Corp
.'
—
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co.—No par
Range for Previous
38 %
*25
v..
23%
13
No par
(Del)
Texas
Car
Motor
Foods
25%
.
*18%, -19 Vs
13%;/
Hupp
Jun
v
*12%
preferred
100
Ltd—No par
non-cum
Hunt
25
3
22
/
,
Hudson Bay Mln A Sm
58% Jan
12% July 23
20
3
of
Oil
23%
23%
52
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
2
Jan
19% Mar
2
*
—
17 Vs Jan
7
12
1% Jan
July 17
July
48 % May 24
8% Jan
16
9
5% July 18
11% Mar 13
Nov
643/4 Jun
50% Mar 15
53% Dec 30
9
18
107% Jan
99
40 %
*73
100
100
33/4%
preferred
4% preferred
Houston Light & Power
Jun
39%
99
*51%
Household Finance common—No par
7
1
Mar 22
94
39%
99
*39%
23%
No par
3
—50
common
40
52%
No par
5
Houdaille-Hershey
91
40
200
31%
*88
69%
*24%
30
12.50
Corp
*31
91
♦121%
>
5
10
-
common
3P/4
*88
70%
•
preferred
$4.25
17
373/a Jun
34
29% July 13
Jan
Cbrp
*31%
121%
5
& Sons
(A)
Sugar
313%
89
*98
99
2,»00
23%
23
23
23
20
300
5,600
7
6%
7
6%
22%
22%
70 Va
Hooker Electrochemical Co com
29
15% Feb
36
Feb
9
14
«.
5% conv preferred
Homestake
Mining
64% July 27
11
Jun
•
10% July 13
29 % July 27
9
23
Feb
66% Jan
2
July
98
May 24
9
423/i Feb
'
26
42% Jan
47% Nov 24
8
Paper
(Charles E)
Holland Furnace Co
6%
8%
40%
19%
70%
*51%
3
10
1
Co
Dauch
&
Co
22% Feb
14
93/a July 11
7
52
32 % Jan
101
25% Mar
Hinde
Hires
28 3/4 Jan
July 16
Apr 25
5
13
10 3/a
x39% -<39%
5
Hilton Hotels Corp
21% Feb 21
15
Jan 29
14% Sep 27
July 12
3%%
31
*10
121 %
Chemical Corp common—1
preferred series A
100
Heyden
10%
"
19
123
*121%
100
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
2
'
*10
■
89
37%
,
,
10
6%
*31%
23%
24
69
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
50
44% Mar 12
19% Dec 26
27
No par
40
*98
•39
common___No par
preferred
5%
127% Mar 15
25
4
non-cum
*23%
*38 %
18%
,
6%
73%
10
32
100
400
6Va
*72%
91
-
900
6%
73%
22%
32
*88
-
40%
40 %
"98
25
Motors-
79
223/4 Feb
91
preferred
6
17% July
64% Mar 15
Feb
89
10
common
36 3/4 Apr
103/4 Jun
10% Apr
(G W)
1
Mar 10
62 y2 Aug 23
15 % July 14
20% Dec
preferred
3.65%
31
5
32
23%
*6Va
6%
6%
149
23%
*12 Va
10
22%
22%
32
100
25
100
Co common
3
44
29
July 25
12
(H J)
20 3/4 Mar
July 27
122% Aug
Heinz
22
89
"
<
1,900
29%
*29 Va
23%
73
*6%
73%
/. *9%
6%
6%
5
common
preferred
33/4%
413/4 July 13
106 % Jan
Co
'-
104%
*145
149
23%
1,200
,
,'■///
77%
*77
*102%
29%
29%
3,400
14%
14
>
14%
77%
*145
23%
5,500
17 %
,
17%
73
6%
*6
*71%
29%
23%
700
38 Va
38
'
104 y4
*102 V2
149
*145
23%
14%
*77
104%
29%
29%
i;
14%
77%
*77
*102%
149
23%
6
'73%
*9% /id-//
15
Glass Co
Hazel-Atlas
Hecht
8
Mar
Mfg Corp
Hayes
8
69% Dec
July 14
14
49
July 23
Hayes Industries Inc
12
Mar
preferred
29
♦71%
*13%
14%
104%
•145
r
23%
6
1
100
—1
2
of America common
Corp
4 Va %
12
37
'
2
103
Hat
27% Jan
July 17
3
20'/8 July 18
10
Schaffner & Marx_
Hart
5
Apr 12
113/4 Jan 11
28
25
July 17
5
Mar
82
12
73/a Feb
17%
17%
Sharee
31%
*30%
38 Va
17 %
Sales for
(be Week
I per share
31%
377/s
17%
77%
*102%
V
-
149
'•
23%
31%
38%
17%
14%
29
28%
*145
31%
37%
*77
.
104%
♦102%
100
preferred
77%
*77
♦30%
•
17%
14%' -14%:/:
;>■?
conv
6%
Jan
2
22
22% July
27% Jan
3
5% Jan
64 % Jan
1
16
Jan 17
CLOSED
17%
17
EXCHANGE
No par
preferred
100
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__Nopar
4%
32 Va Jan
154
5
Printing Co
(W F)
Hamilton Watch Co com
7
May
107% May
2
15
Jun
146
6
81
28
27 J/4 July
313/4 Dec 30
Hall
15% Mar 14
2
11
31%
37% / Z/, 37%
'
1
18% May
;
4
13a/a July
31
36%
STOCK
9 per share b
9 per share
38%
*30%
30%
Oil Well Cementing—5
Halliburton
14
23
Water
Hackensack
Jan 23
46% Feb
to% Dec
92 Vs Apr
July 25
$ per share
Friday
July 27
Thursday
July 26
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 24
9 per share: -
$ per share
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
.
July 23
July 21
EXCHANGE
$ per share
share
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
I
40% Mar 15
33% May 15
39% Jan
Idaho Power Co
34% Jan
62
Dec
52% Jun
29
75% Feb
Illinois Central RE Co
62% Jur^O
99
Dec
8
Jan
2
34
60
Dec
20
25
Ja.r£5
20
96
80% Nov 29
41'/, Mar 23
60
Oct
27
523/4 Jun
9
62
Dec
14
523/4 Dec
18
'
7% July
13i
10% Dec
18
355/, July 12
53/4 July 14
42% Mar 28
68% Dec 30
63
*
83
Jun
333/4 Mar 27
9
29
Jan
Dec
48
Jun
155
1
Dec
15
Jan
26
Apr 10
563/4 Dec 30
20% Nov 22
183/4 Jun
175
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
62
Dec
100
13
25% Jun 27
1713/4 July 13
8% Mar
'2
71% Feb
2
5
25 3/a Feb
23
Jan
6
12
Mar 28
23
5% Jan
Terminal RR Co
5
8 Va
8 %
t*' 8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
•8%
32%
32%
33%
t
33 Vs
33%
33%
♦32%
.
"
•> £;
-,7% .V
,
611
♦81
•
73/a
7%
"*
*
♦60%
Ctfs
20% Feb
2
Interlake
25
220% Feb
3
Int'l
Business
29
37% Feb
14
Int'l
Harvester
Iron
159% Jun
26
14%
243,4
15%'
No par
—
3%
206%
31%
100
preferred
.,161
73/4 July 12
2
16% Apr 13
Int'l
Dec
22
133/4 Apr
6
27% Dec 30
10 3/4 Jan
97
25% Jan
10
Aug 18
95% Nov 17
873/4 May 16
36% May 29
96% Jan 31
Int
€1
161%
3% Dec
8
9% May
25'/a Mar 31
1293/4 Dec
9
11% Dec
36% Dec
18
137% Jun
7
14
33% Jan 25
104
Feb
5
July
*9% Jan
8
.1
12
3
143/, Aug
7
59% Sep 18
110
Sep
1
9% Dec
72
22
3
Jun
5% Jan
25
31% May 24
129
Feb
40 Va Jan
2
47
Jun
30
Preferred
International
Packers
56% Jan
International
Paper
17
Feb
16
Oct
19
July 10
International
Salt
38 ya July 18
46% Jan
28
393/8 July 10
44% Feb 28
International
Shoe
42 Vi July
613/4 Oct
7
53
73
International Silver common
1
33% July 10
32% Aug 30
*
9% Jan
17
3
July 17
20 y2 Jan
36% May
16
Apr
22% Jun
Jun
6
39
3
53
May
4
Jan
27% Sep
22
25
173/4 July 26
22
Dec
28
20% July
27% Jan
353/4 Dec
30
32
135
July 11
5% July 18
14% Jan
*91
Oct
5
6
54 Va July 19
103
Jun
26
141
129
May 24
Jun
Jan
3
73/4 Jan
11
43/4 Jun
18 3/4 Sep
25
18 3/a Jan
963/4 May 15
86
70% Mar
64
107 % Mar
3
Apr
1
98
July
47
Jan
75
30<
64
Jan~13
23% July 17
<
343/4 Mar
Jacobs
27
90% Jun
--
29 Ve
July
27
6.
4.
2
Jun
-
31% Jan
29
28
99
18% Jan
Dec
25% Sep
15
23% Mar 30
26
July 13
22,/ TU!y,2
TUJy P
14% July 26
IO/2 Jun
103/z Apr 10
109% May 18
66/4 Dec 19
70% Nov 18
19
Mar
6
92
July 16
97% Apr 23
57
Jun 2964% Jun 28
15% July 20
30
14% Nov 27
Jan
13
28% Dec
30
28
Jan
5
16% Jan
30
25% Oct
23
24% Jan
2
For
footnote,
see page 24.
12% Jun
29
Joy
9
9
&
&
67%
Steel
Laughlin
12%
10
com
15
15%
15 Va
15%
25
25%
293/4
25%
29%
25 Va
29%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
34
35
1.100
/ 26
26%
26%
26 3/8
26%
261/4
26%
26%
4.200
I21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
33
32%
32%
.
•
33
<
91
2,000
-r-
*5 Va
5%
5V8
*19%
19%
*19%
88%
*88
89
*68%
69%
1,600
19%
88%
68%
♦88%
68%
*100
90
'
68%
101
*100
<
60%
61%
60
75%
75
75
75%
60%
—_
61
60
<
6,200
500
76
*74%
;75%
20
1,500
101
♦100
101
400
68%
68%
24
24%
43,300
23%
.
23%
23%
23%
23%
■24%
*90%
•v
:■>
30%
5%
19%
61%
61
7,000
■
5 Va
5Va
101
*74%
1,000
135
*129
19%
90
/
*100
233/s
135
2,300
32%
32%
33%
135
5 Va
♦88%
68
♦130%
32%
♦129
31,900
■
30
19%
5'/a
-
30%
1
135
*19
753/4
:/:• 90%
2,000
36 Va
*34
293/4
101
;:22%'
800
'
63
61 Va
.
153/B
-61%
75
39%
39%
36%
24%
67%
603/4
1
91%
90%
90%
90%
90%
90%'
90%
210
33
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
8,100
31%
31%
-
/
32
30%-. 30%
31
31'
31% ''
31%
31%
31%.
10
13
13i:
13 %
13%
13%
13%-
13%
13%
•13%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
25
25%
25 Vs
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
92%
*93 Va
98%
98%
98 Va
98%.
59%
60 %
61
60 Ya
61
61 %
62
68
65
65
16%
16%
16%
4.900
98%
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
1
5
4%
cum
Kansas
15% Feb
6
Kayser
(Julius)
Light Co
Power &
94
*92 %
94
*97
98%
*97
98 Va
8.75
& Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A
Class
B
;
,
*92%
Kansas City Southern com__No par
4% non-cum preferred
100
1/
-
'
100
preferred
17% Mar
•
100
preferred
3.80%
Jan
75% Feb 8
70% Feb 24
310
200
29%
90
*100
...
100
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
*
July 11
32% Apr 20
30% Feb 24
100
No par
:
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
103% Feb
108
Johnson
5%
3
33% May 14
11% July 17 *
JS# *a,n f5
103 /z
Jones
preferred
Corp
Munville
25
29'
5
33/4%
Johns
56%
44%
24%
♦130%
135
*88%
900
56
*41
15
5 Vs
No par
Johnson
29
•130%
7%
29
>
26 %
;
*34
36%
105%.
15 %
193/s
Co Inc common
16/s Dec
-
5Vs
Jewel Tea
34% May
34
34
.•-"19%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
5
17,300
'
7%
25
*24%
29
1
Mar 16
11
50%
49 %
♦103
•
29
15
^
24%
*28%
J Siillll
Co
♦34
;
15 Vo
24%
No par
Feb
Jan
36' v
c 14%;;
»—No par
95
62% July 20
2
*34
5
69
106% Jan
7.000
64
No par
pfd__100
783/4 Jan
25
120
13 Va
39 %
Jaeger Machine Co
7
132%
xl3
44%
*34
$6 preferred
(F L)
♦41
36
I
10
33,800
*131%
7%
63%
32%
18
35 V*
50 Va
39%
32%
8ya Jan
1,200
34%
:
106
r
63
50c
22% Feb
>
3 Ve
57% / 57%
59
♦57
h
7%
39%
common
4
*103
8
43
213/4
Coal
49%
50 Va
106
*7%
62
213/4
Creek
58
,
39%
10
Island
♦103
43
Light Co..
28
139
Mar 24
9
*2
-—--
98% Dec
5
49%
;
62
62% v62%
Iowa
&
7%
7%:
r-'i. 57
56%
26 Va
Power
z,r
200
3%
13%
39%
.—
7
Mar 27
213/8 jun
61%
Feb
156%;
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..No par
19
39
-7%
9,400
89
*87
T-.
132%
13 V*
43
Stores
Feb
May 11
51% May 18
Dec
■;
Dept
50%
105
♦103'
105;
7%
25
Intertype Corp.
SffiP
36% July 26
3
1
Interstate
31
233/4 Jan
9
July 12
48
Jan
35% Jan
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
*131%
13%
>
61%
International Utilities Corp
5
35 V*
131%
13%
35
39%
International Telep & Teleg__No par
24
34%
34%
43
3
31% Jan
49 V<
49%
•
•102%
35%
3%
,
40
7
273/4 July
*3 Va
3%
1313/a
13%
13%
14%
7,100
34 Va
89%
710
14%
34%
89 %
162%
14%
34 %
89%
45
18% Mar
14
34%
•
132
♦131 Va
13-%
14%
35 Vs
32%
162%
162
143/8
;
1,400
i9,gio(r*w
.,32%
32 %
31%
162
70
213-"*
212
210
210
32%
162%
•3%
3'/a
343/8
34%
16%
40
26 3/a May
22
9.800
*43
8
Apr
2,100
16%
•*•■-15%,.
17
16%
210
■'
25
2
Dec
3%
par
No
preferred
7%
30
2,500
98%
3 Vs
;
.
3Vs
3%
*—No par
13 Va Jan
45
5
4
20% Jan
30
8
35% Jan
5%
19
4
23% Dec
May
19
21
July 12
28
47
2
49
25%
98%
-
7,200
50
:
98
14%
89
3%
132
13%
Int'l Rys of
25 %
25
'
7.50
common
No par
Cent Amer com__No par
preferred
100
$4 preferred...
6
11% Jan
733/4 Jan
109
29
6% July 12
11%
J 500
34%
'■
34%
89f
]
3%'
3%
333/4
Limited—15
34 >/«
89
132
100
...
14% Jan 22
May 24
99
Corp
-
7,400
11%
.
*88%
14%
//■/!*%;.
34%
34
*87
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__Nopar
10
133% Jan
14
12 3/4 Jan
Mining
International
3
5
100
1
Chemical com
&
preferred
.22%
11%
98
162
162
161%
v
14 Va
14 y8
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—23
Minerals
4%
21%
25
32
58 %
*65
59
59
68"
*
*65
92%
•97
;
*63
:
16
,
16%
16 Va
•63
67
16 Va
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13
1
28%
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29 Va
29 %
1
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
27'/a
21 Va
14
-
*29
27%
2,800
•
25%
6,800
94%
67
,
16%"
5
.
*93 V8
95
-
15%
«
1,500
?
49%
25%
163/s
32%
:
21%
98
208%
209
31%
•
-
i
81%
81%
*157%; 160
50
*11%
11%
.
.
500
21
97
3%
;
206%
206%
31%
>
3%
•'"'"■iuVe- ;'-:i6%
16
No par
common——No par
Machines
97
2,300
2,400
-
82
'
97
/:
160
25%
25%
.25
•
48%
213/s
"11%
11% Fii'%
;
'
1,100
.
•
62%
61%.
62%
'
97%- ,97%
3Vs
3 Vs
9%
33%
*7Vs /. 7%
7%
81%
48%
21%
49%
<
♦157%
'
160
48 Vs
48
*49
'
5,200
49
*48%
49%
61%;
'
♦llVi
No par
81
49
*7
62
80%
20% >21%
v
''24%..
x—8
.100
.
•157,
160
47%*
-
,
20'%. 20 J/a
.4
Inc
Corp common
48
7
♦48%
•49
'49
61%
-
81%
81%
'*157
*157 ,*<160 *;,
r/-v47%
f,
"62
61%
82%
20
preferred
Intercontinental Rubber
28
.<«
—No par
Copper.
Cons
33
323/4
•
'
♦7
1
4%%
7%
35%
49%
-34%.,35
100
1.550
/
35V4
*48 %
Insuranshares
31
58
34%
♦48%
30% Jun
Jan
58
49 %
199% Jun
179
57%
35%
115% Jun
16
102
35
36 Vs
35%
♦
563/4*
57%
49%
Mar 29
Jan
*99%
*99
101
101
'56
54%
*48%
32% Oct 23
181
15,700
343/4
"*'•48%
Interchemical
3
500
60
103
49%'
Inspiration
29% May 9
10t3/4 Feb 23
36
58 %
49%
Inland Steel Co.—.
62 % Feb
♦35%
58%
♦48%
IrigersolNRand common.jL—No par
6% preferred
100
168% May 18
24
36V4
57%
101.
54,«•
'
2
29.
*353/4
59%
*48 Ve
Industrial Rayon——
16
Jan
84
94% Apr 20
23/eJun 25.
183/, Dec 21
240
,
-
54 :
35%
57%
50
50
cum
Indianapolis Power & Llght_.No par
Industrla Electrica De Mex, S A
1
/
54'
35%
57%
-
*99
/
101-
*99
■ft-
CLOSED
56%
•
29
23% Jan
9
4% Dec 29
July 17
185
Oct
July
11
25% Oct 17
25
123/4 Jan
,
11% Dec 20
14
1% Jan
45 %
16
1000
35%
35%
preferred
preferred
cum
Illinois
33% July 27
6
155 % Jan
38
12% Mar 30
.
11% Jan
EXCHANGE
A—100
Power Co common.—No par
4.08%
4.26%
_
13
ser
series A
ctfs
55
STOCK
common.lOO
pfd
non-cum conv
stock
Illinois
Jan
53% Feb
May 24
75% Jun
Feb
36% Feb
52
,
8% July 17
x58
29
71
29
6% Jan
6%
RR
107% Mar
6
48 % Jun
28% Feb
19
1
50% July 2,
32% Mar 15
35%
56%
x35%
20
62% July 25
'
.
,
16%
13
10
.
•
150
4,400
100
10,000
1,400
29%
1,300
27%
2,400
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(375)
19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
49»/4Apr
3
75% Dec
28
67% July
2
1
63% Oct
17
57
2
3
27% May 24
47 y* Nov 27
'
24
Jan 13
13% July 20
677b Aug 11
24% July 12
9372 Jan
20
19% July
76 V2 Nov
24
72
Jan
37
Nov
24
36
Jan
2
101
9
Dec
1
94 V4 Jun
26
'
35% Dec
50,
26
42% Jan
20
July 13
3% Jun
Jan
Kress
6% May 24
•5% July
22yaJan
25
2
22
9
Sep~28
14
Dec
Dec
9
July 17
67
July 17
July 13
24 %
30% Dec
15
7% Jan
3
73
Dec
177
Jun
15
5'
29
28% July 26
28 %
Feb"
15
Jun
7
11% Jan
18
29
26% Apr
19
25
1% May
15% Feb
3
Jan
Jan
11
Aug
164
July
29 % Dec
34% Jan
3
22 % Mar 24
13
9
36 y2 July
79
Jan
9
66
162
Jun
26
Jun
39
27
Jan
18
73% July
25/64 July 25
184
23
7%.
Apr
30
Lily
48
J my
18
27
Lion
17% Jun
29'
46 7b Apr
21% Feb
5
17
74% May 17
Oct~~4
.17% July 2
,14/8 Jun 14
4,400
19
37%
377a
5274
7872
30
42
4
52%
-35
500
47'A
423/a
4,100
95%
423/b
96%
377a
10,200
95'/4
240
*77'/2
78%
42
35
377a
37%
'
52%
6,100
800
52%
35
-
357a
35%
"
•
2,600
27% Jan
2
;12% Jan ">2
29
4
21
x81
Feb
13
18% Feb
Jun
29
25
170
Jan
17
4
33
Apr
16
48 % Jnn 29
4
i27'/4 July 23
17
;102% Dec
4
.96% Jun
18'
:
30% Dec
30
;30y8J»n
2
3
,59 % Feb
Lorillard
7%
•
39
Feb
5
103
Feb
19-
4%%
43% July 27
Range for Previous
/
Year, 1950
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
/
t per share
Lowest
r
% per share
87b
83/4
87b
83/4
87«
4,700
227b
223/4
23
223/4
227b
22%
107b
1174
174
153/b
103/4
1074
53/8
*51/4
673/4
677s
68 3/8
21/64
19/64
*5'/2
57b
3/8
•'•r.v Si
673/4
12,500
21/64
318.600
21/64
19/64
Si
34
113%
1378
*21
21%
34%
337e
:
34
34%
8%
83/4
85/e
36%
3674
3674
*35%
69%
69
69%
681/2
6978
68%
■
-5674
57
*4572
46%
4572
,.4378
20%
>77 "7
400
7,500
167
70
•
563/4
3,600
46%
1,400
443/a
<>5674
573/b
473/4
193/4
80
5,600
6978
167
165
447a
443/4
207b
;*77
/
*162
57
•7',
11,700
83/4
36
'
47
56%
47
20
197a
r
167
♦165
167
427s
43 7b
8'/e
1,300
2,800
3472
21
*36
47
80
14
21%
133A
;
83/4
56
57'/2
47 7b
87b
7
1,800
■
29,300
'
443/a
20
20
46%
433/4
•
*77
807s
207a
,'1978
20%
807a
y, *77
;y
4,200
20
193/4
•
80
20
34,200
15
1574
15%
15%
157a
15%
157a
1574
157a
167a
24/200
247b
237b ;
24%
2474
243/4
24 74
243/4
23 5/8
24%
40
40
40%
41
4072
41
39%
40 74
147b
15%
143/4
15
1478
15
» >; -143/4
19
j:''-:-
41
15
15
v
f/z
271/2
98
38
LOW
Saturday
July 23
53 v4
98
'
2872
39%
HIGH
SALE
533/8
53
287a
98
4,100
223/0
3 2 5/8
523/4
19,200
1503/4
533/4
2872
30
900
.
z
397a
3,700
9672
'■
39%
-
4,300
283/4
*953/4
9672
3974
-
<
28'/2
*95
397a
3974
—.
43%
;
>y 7,800
PRICES
Wednesday
Friday
Sales In
July 27
the Weak
Thursday
,
July 25
July 26
$ per share
I per share
$ per share
.
54'/4
*9572
Tuesday
July 24
"
I per share
9 per share
Par
227b
32%
323/4
.
5,000
2,500
;>
15
1503/4
22'/2
1513/4
323/4
28
AND
Monday
July 21
53%
38
;
"J--
,2274
*1503/4
3274
28
53
27%
521/4
*3772
227a
1513/4
327a
19 5/8
"
*9572
517b
27%
*95%
»
:
223/8
327a
*323a
323/4
7'
*150 3/4
151
150'/a
152
*32%
V
223/b
22 74
227b
221/4
*151
I9s/a
193/4
1974
197a
*40
,
50
$ per share
300
67%
68
2,800
.
.
233/4
STOCK
•
5'/a
36%
*165
1651/2
1
;
STOCKS
5%
683/4
697b
—.100
t
5%
'
-
,
83/4
.
16,400
17b
153/4
14
•
111/2
174
211/4 "
;
1,600
f
155/s
13/4
67 8/b
25/64
1,900
223a
11%
1178
'
5%
687b
-
157s
13/4
1572
36%
83/4
193/b
107«
/
*
57b
68
34%
333/4
7
337a
361/2
427b
No par
com
'
17b
157b
——10
EXCHANGE
-.
83/4
17b
*77
10
;
& .Sons Inc
NEW YORK
Highest
10
83/4
153/b
57
100
Co__!
Steel
19%
96%
*13/4
463/b
..No par
preferred series A
Luikens
1,100
1974
*9472
153/8
165
j;
l
Co common..
(M)
61
193/4
95%
15%
•
69
No par
100
preferred
Lowenstein
61
191/2
9572
17s
87b
..23
:
,
.No par
Corp..
10
(Md) A___No par
Louisville Gas & Elqc Co (Ky)
Louisville & Nashville—
13
61 »/2
197b
951/2
lO'/s
*3674
r
Cement
(P)
6172
197b
*9374
223/4
87s
33%
/
7
No par
Long Bell Lumber
30 % Jan
613/4
600
1274
197b
14
com
Long Island Lighting Co
150y4Jun
6172
'
95 72
21
a
preferred
15% Jun
25% Jan
19
1,400
14
No par
47% Apr 27
-1
19
21%
5
Ipc
18%
14
10
Co
Star
18%
21
100
convertible
Loew's
Lope
*1874
137s
Lockheed Aircraft Corp...
9
May 28
18%
21
Co.—
Oil
47
133/4
t.
1,100
1274
203/4
Co
7,600
,
243/4
83/4
95'/2.
32
24%
245/s
•
iar -1,200
*4672
23
-
7
133/4
5
Tulip Cup Corp
3'/a%
1
7%
7 i>
1774
611/4
667b
v
-
197b
53/a
v
245/a
>
47%
*151/4
•
7
65/o
*93'a
197s
9
'
♦1274
17b
..
6 s/o
*47
10j/b
..
*
12%
23
23
7%
7
,
4872
*47
177»
60 3/4
61
243/4
1274
12%
48 72
173/4
7%
67b
243/4
'
-
247b
*47
177s
7%
6%
7%
6
123/8
123/4
87b
I
Liquid .Carbonic Corp com
20% July 25
28
29
I per share
10
preferred
Liyic
29
Lowest
241/2
.
No par
Libby McNeill <fc Libby.
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
60
97% Feb
.
77b
■'v1; e
49
*931/4
l
—i
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
3
Jan
*241/2
1
'.
Rights
2
17% Jun
/
61/8
247b
•
*6-
19%
Lehman Corp (The)
5
.40% May 29
27% Jun 29
38% Sep 21
i
71/4
'ft"**
1st preferred—No par
50c r.on-cum 2nd pfd
No par
10% Feb:
8% Jan
36% May 23
50% Dec 21
i
357a
*77%
737a
22%
*181/2
*9572
5274
35
52'A
3478
-"
$3 non-cum
35% Apr
3
Jan
37'/2
5274
351/4
5274
35
52%
38
373/4
38
*515/a
7'"
/
.No par
2
Mar
377a
'V :v;
*60%
com
25
Jun
;174
953/4
100
29
Mar 31
28
7
8
*
'
423/4
S
common
2
8% Jun
13% Sep
t
preferred
30% Jun
r
28% Aug 17
7
22% July 18
'
77%
42'/4
8
.33% Jan
19
28
18%
■
77%
95%
16,100
73%
19
96
Shares
76
22%
467a
*181/2
77V2
177b
Tire
& Sons Co
Lehigh Valley RR__
Lehigh Valley Coal
22
23
I
14% July 12
'45V4
19
4274
1
i.
Lerner Stores Corp
.
21% July 17
46
411/2
12%
Lehn & Fink Products.
81% Apr
467a
45 'A
*18 »/2
19
771/2
*471/2
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
Lehigh Portland Cement-
2
23
(James)
3.85%
17
12
&
Rubber
I.ees
'
44% Nov 24
21% Jan
9
i
Lee
16
i
—
5
July 12
3
May
Co
17% May 17
Aug
■
67
Lane-Wells
27% Feb
14 %
22%
96
50
20% July 11
89% Jan.
74%
221/4
96
No par
—
9
71
•
May
15 y4 July 20
45% Nov 20
27
21
preferred
23
Oct
187
2
Bryant' common
4%%
Si July 20
11% Jan
2
9% Oct
38
73%
221/2
41 »/4
4
Lane
July 27
-
;
14% Feb
Jan
8
Co
47b May 24
65 % Jan
2
Jan
753/4
463/a
4578
781/2
74
95%
La
22% Jun
: 8% Jun
39% Aug 28
;•
30% Aug 25
Gas
(The).
28
13% Oct
19
Mar
25% Feb
■
29
Dec
9
8
.
100 y3 Feb
'
Dec
Co
Laclede
'7% Feb 27
14
29
20
•
Kroger
*77 %
75
♦227a
221/2
*18 1/4
7474
73
747a
*22
19
10
5iy2 Feb
19 V4
29
4% Apr
'
Sales fa»
the Weak
t per share
743/a
41
No par
No par
v.
28% May
28
94>/2 Jun
28
3
22% Dec
3
12
30
7
;
Co.
&
453/4
*18 1/4
CLOSED
100
Co
H)
45V2
STOCK
Consojidad 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co (The).:
No par
56
9
29
1% Jun
May
(8 S)
(S
227a
EXCHANGE
10
I
2
42% Jan
10% Dec
July 26
723/4
73%
707a
713/4
221/4
No par
common.
2
11% Jan
25
25
•
Friday
July 27
Thursday
$ per share
share
'
20
25% May
May
687b
72
717a
•'
S per
Sper share
$ per share
71'A
1
preferred
preferred
Kresge
14% Jun
51
prior
4%
9
100% Sep
July 13
4% Jan
$5
Koppers Co Inc
13
7
62%
24
7
Feb
39 7» Mar
47% Jan
3
Jan
May 4
44% Mar 21
39
12% Jun
25
20
80
103
t per share
No par
56 %
5
25
167aJun
40% Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
July 25
July 24
5
,
__
32
'
15
94
Kimberly-Clarke Corp
Kinney (G R). Co common
3-
10
3674 Jan
25 % Oct
5
42% Dec
Feb
19% Jan
&17a May 28
7% Dec
SALE
Tuesday
July 23
No par
5
7% Nov'24
19% July 12
10% Jun
50
Par
•
-
.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
6
28
Monday
July 21
^
No par
27
Jun
Saturday
<
,
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
Kennecott Copper
;
Kern County Land Co
17
75% July 25
25 % Jan 29
Jan
'
6
24
79% Jan
•
'7
35 V2 Dec
62
July 12 \
34 % Dec
3
42% Mar 15
17% Mar 20
14
Nov
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
457b Mar
15 7b Jan
NEW
Highest
Share*
$ per share
M
11% Feb
36% Aug
28
17
May
8
42
Dec
26
135% Mar
3
143
,
4
Sep
18% Dec
37% May 17
19
28% July 17
.14% Jan: <2
19
11% Mar 31
34% May 25
101
Nov
8% Dec
15
105
12
July
7% Jan
5
4
Apr
14
20
93% July 26
23% Jun
19
.12% Jan
7% May 21
9
517 %
6% July 13
9% Oct
38% Dec
27
9% Nov
3
19 % May
4
3
8% July 25
«
.
25
100 % Aug
9% Jan
7
106 % Sep
13
21% Dec
19
9% July 19
Dec
'
12
16
253/« Jan 31
Mandel
77a Mar 23
5
2
95
29
Market St Ry
217b Jan
18
29
147b Jan
11
29
July 17
29
26
12
Jan
96% Dec
87
Jan
22
10
4674 July 27
17
29
101% Feb
28
101% Mar
183
Jan
34
Jun
10
11% Jan
30
.87
90
Feb
18
81
t-
3
42% Jan
Jan
13
.
♦
17% May 11
52
Jun
July 17
137a Jan
>Mar 28
'
'43
Jan
19% July 14
27% Sep 25
18% Jun
18
July 13
23% May 11
20% Jan
39
July
49
42
3
July
,105
19
39% July 27
;
May~~3
52% Mar 15
/
30% July 17
40% Nov
44
58
July 13
917s Jan
10
16% Feb
4974 Apr
19
26
27
4
26
Feb
3
Apr
44% Jun
16
26
19% Apr
27
106% Jan
$3
8
Jun
28
2
5174 Apr
17
397s Feb
2
4
6574 Feb
16
:;-'45-V Jun
1
July
McCall
5
Stores
McGraw
Electric
26% Feb 16
McLellan
147a July 23
19% Jan
19
23% Jun
27% Jan
26
Mead
82
Jan
5
94% Nov
27
32% Jan
6
64
3
25
Oct
11
88% May 15
5978 July 13
July 19
27% Jan
9
.22% May 25
10% July 17
17% Nov
x21 %
42
'
Jan
67
157a Jun
July- 2
64
Jan
227s Feb
'1
29
2
21% Feb
Feb
8
•
X20% Jan
25
106
Dec
7
17%
*177b
18
18
18
*18
18%
17%
187a
2,300
♦96
98
*96
98
*96 7a
98
9734
93%
130
48%
49
4874
36
36
36
5
54
5474
55
377b
57% Dec
30
20% Mar
»
15
July 13
,
7
18
13
54% Nov
30
39
July 18
10% Jun 29
.139% Nov
38
131
17% Dec
16
28% Jan
125
8% July
31
3
July 17
,
64
*.
May
9
Jan
2
20 — Mar
2
Jun
29
487b Feb
5
-Jan
3
140 % Apr
23
28
15% Jun
28
217b Feb
9
Dec
29
137# Mar 28
18% Jan
16
42% Dec
11
>
41% Jan
2
5674 July 17
110% July 17
112% July 19
3774
,
■
363/4
55%
55%
55V2
377«
37%
377a
24
•
10
24'A
,
49%.
49'/a
493/i
4974
36
36
36
55
37%'
55%
56
571/2
3,500
37%
37%
37%
5.400
1,900
500
2.100
233/a
*23
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
16%
700
common
No par
preferred (1st series).—100
2nd preferred (1st series)—50
2374
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
25
24%
247a
2,900
90
90
90
91
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91%
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91%
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911/2
64
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64
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67
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64
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64
Corp
Shoe
Corp
(The)
1
common
—
convertible 1st preferred
Stores
.
Co
1
50
Inc—.*.—3%
Transp Co.—_No par
Inc
50c
common
Machine
Co—
preferred series
Middle
South
Steel
23%
17%
*50
197b
Prod
Inc
1st preferred
85/B
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
297b
297s
30
*30%
Minn St P & SS Marie
24%
243/4
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4974
493/4
*96%
98
96
108
567b
58
No par
5
187B
197b
42%
*4174
•139
15%
167B
54%
112
140%
58%
16
17%
17%,
55 'it
112; }
,
31
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49%
1
497a
*96%
98
*106
108
101
98%- 103
923/4
94
4,600
55
20
4,800
87a
100
1043/4
10,800
923/4
200
31%
,
317a
*24%
31
247s
493/4
,177b
243/4
100
50
900
50
98
*96%
108
*10674
800
98
107%
96%
94
18%
18%
18%
18 Vb
18 3/8
18%
2.800
59
60%
59
60
60
61%
10,600
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19%
»
187a
•
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96>/a
19
19%
423/4
42
42%
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140 %
16%
17%
54
55
irj,';112
112
v
94
140%
♦139
16
8%
1978
*8%
■
3,200
597b
1874
42%
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96%,
18
v
,
80
2372
18%
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18
*96%
98
♦106
108
49%
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201/B
*92
243/4
49%
17 7b
No par
Z
31
24%;.
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94
*92
1778
17%
55%
*83/8
83/b'
237a
23%
233/s
1978
99%
*29%
*94
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
.$3.75 conv -preferred
—-... 100
83/a
96»/4
*24%
*106
.No par
X
94
100
100
20
95%
10
common.
173/a
*51
55
20
*8 7a
S
Utilities
*51
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100
Petroleum.^.-
2378
177»
55%
94>/2
(
17%
233/a
23%
20%
,,
20
87b
23%
177b
17%
*52
20%
95%
*96%
;
177b
53
*8 7b
2374
23%
237b
927b
pfd.100
Copper
Midland
*58
49%
preferred series
3.85%
Mid-Continent
V
5
4.35%
Miami
8%
:
43%
36
49%
■
1,300
1.70q
44
15
preferred
—No par
Mergenthaler Llntoype Co
No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.——12.50
"
*36
181/2
237a
24
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
23
37%
'
18%
2374
*43
24
10
38% Feb
'
18
$3.50
3
49
48%
36
1
Mesta
17
*4274
1,300
15
Mercantile
21
,
No par
Inc___
5
217b Feb
-
96
24
10474 Feb
10
90
f
17%
Jan
107 % Jan
84%*
96
—.50
Co
Stores
Mengel Co
o%
*83
43%
Jan
28
84%
♦4274
33
July 27
*83
43%
56
Jun
84%
18%
28
16% July
2
53% Maris
*82
233/4
25
94
94
18%
May 24
104
93
43'/2
4774 Apr
12
94
23%
21 %
28
84%
*93
19
34% July 12
28
♦82
94
233/a
101
19% Dec
84
95
*93
18%
10
110
Apr
104% Nov
*82
6,166
33
*94
23%
Apr
3
94
177
33
95
»423/4
Co
6
13
*93
327a
19 %
Min
Jun
102% July
93
*173
177
*94
43%
&
104% Jan
93
323%
95
v
2274
&
4
*94
2274
Merch
Jun
95
*173
333/a
32
*94
?
177 >
*173
33%
33
94%
•187b
Merck
"97
?•; 177
33%
19%
2
7
*173
177
33
600
II,100
22%
87a Mar
107% Sep
463%
19%
10474 July 27
16
%■! 457s
22%
16
Apr
46%
.
143/b
25
2
437a
437B
47%
Jan
27
423/4
400
.
*14%
49% Nov
;
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
427s
42%
43
19
*45 7a
60
12
19%
&
14%
88 %
Jan
19%
I
47%
3
67a Jan
19%
*19
*1474
27
Dec
19
2,400
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28
.101
19
11%
14%
7% Jan
9
19%
6,100
307a
47%
66% Dec
x3
30
*117g
14 %
267a Jun
39% Jan
95% N«JV
3074
*45 7a
4%%
9
9
IP/4
301/8
14 7b
4%
18
*11 »/8
24
Melville
48%
11%
:
147s
16
20
113/8
297a -30%
23%
26
27
11%
2974
23%
Jan
20
11%
2974
10
267b Jan
Nov
53
16
6% Aug
Mar 20
19% Nov
13
14% Jan
100
3,100
157b
1474
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
11
July
2874
99
157a
47%
1
18% Aug 16
Robbins
;
*98
14%
Co
32% Oct
&
■.'t 28%
;
16
'
*4578:
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson
28%
99
3,100
15,800
4%
;/
1474
McGraw-Hill
26% Jan
22
1574
103/4
*4
153/4
163/4
53%
112
16%
17%
547a
1121/4
;
41%
*138%
.
f
187a
19
42%
140
4
42%
139
30
95 %
19%
42%
139
11.600
,
'
900
10
16
16'A
16 »/4
16%
3,600
16%
17
16 7b
37
5,800
55
111%
.
6,400
49
Corp common—50c
preferred—100
5
9
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.
477a
103/4
I,100
:
'
19%
.1.
28
28 Vb
16%
4
4%
100
;
117b
47%
47%
10%
103/4
•4
973/4
153/b
15%
S4%
No par
3
37% Jun 29
*173
5
—.—3
12% Apr
14% Jan
10
4274
273/4
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28%
15
,
117a
1174
2,900
•
87a
20
20
47 ./:■
107b
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20
117b
47
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98
*97
,.v.
297b 730%
*1874
convertible
3'/2%
520
12%
*45 7b
———
33% July 13
21% July 13
42% Feb
103/4
2774
11%
97
ilVe
46%
4%
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/
*iiy8
'
*193/4
107b
10 7b
4%
> .193/4 ,20
:
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Corp
McCrory
400
2,700
4,100
\
No par
—7—
Preferred
-
:"
1574
.—No par
common
,
; 3,800
X 100
'
8%
27
27
♦505
'
87a
% 477a
47
11
277b ;/28
(
McCord Corp common
4
3
'
49% Jan
Co
preferred
333/a
957a
-15
121%
*81/2
V
'
Maytag
520
127a
123/4
11%
477*
*4
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series..No par
$3.40 cumulative, pfd—.No par
23
17
15%
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,
87b
•'
2674
14%
9
1174
10 7B
15%
I
2074
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26
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525
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9
47%
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Stores
preferred
13
11%
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Co^
preferred
Dept
$3.75
31
35
3
May
7
45% Jan
21
Jan
7%
13'
.94% July 11
Aug I7
167a Jun
99
24
21
525
2074
foo
Mathieson Chemical Corp com
29'
21
v
—t.'No par
—
143/a
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83/4
26%
26
r
13
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No par
Martin-Parry Corp
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874
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87B
21%
•
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:
93'/4
5,500
16
'
87b
6.25
—
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100
;
134
157b
337a
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95 Vb
1,300
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407s
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134
33 74
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157** 157«
3374
33%
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525
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94
26
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preferred——
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87a
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14%
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5
2
87
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4 %%
Martin
:/791:77
95 VB
87a
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Corp—
Masonlte Corp
Master Electric
31% Jun
Jun
Midland
34% May 11
237b Feb 16
167% Apr
■
,
Aug 18
0
3274 y 33
xmzz&Vi
•40
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1672
165/a
*16%
134
15s/b
16
'1574
16
X
•26%
prior pfd_—.100
Marshall Field & Co com.
No par
38% Feb
5
105% Feb 27
26
103/4 Jun
Shirt
Marine
29
:V
10
Maracaibo Oil Exploration——
Marathon Corp
3
Jun
•
■
No par.
July 20
.13% Jun
7
*92
No par *
Bros
Jan
5
,i
100
50
Sugar Co~i.'—1
Manhattan
19
Jun
11
22
Sep
Jun
50
••£ Jan
4T- July 19
/277a Jun 25
17% Jan
Jan
Jan
13
16
CLOSED
v.
167B
407b
407b
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134
♦132
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167b
407a
♦40
407a
134
167b
167b
167«
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Magnavox Co' (The)———l
Manati
-
97
5
Mahoning/Coafl RR
14
15
'100
Jan
177b Mar 16
28
9
25
18'
185
preferred series AMadison Square Garden
Magma Copper
36% Jan
573
(R H)
4%%
Feb
31% Nov
;
3
Macy
147b Jun
18% Nov
24% July 27
Feb
May 24
.10
37% Jan
13% May' 8
32
Dec 29
30
12% July 13
175
i
33% Dec 29
<
2
Feb
EXCHANGE
*>
No par
7
r__.
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STOCK
100
Inc.—£
Co Inc coin
Trucks
167s
Co—.—
Forbes- common__lO
8% July 17
19% July 25
13
18% Apr
23% Jan
25
>
38
&
preferred
Mack
1037b Jan
Working
M Wood
&
6%
10% Mar 15
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
23
31
2074 Feb
25
18
23% Oct
Jan
29
Jun
28
17
25
Jun
31
M
MacAndrews
2
142% Feb
35% Dec
,
Jan
21
14% Apr
3
7% Mar 30
16
Jan
187a Mar 19
42
Jun
24% Apr
550 ' Jan
i
Mar 30
10% Jan
610-
3
128
5578
54
5472
4,300
111%
f.*lll
1123/4
700
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and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
ao
Monday, July 30, 1S51
...
(376)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
< per
Sep
304
67
Jun
Dec
27
18% Jun
29
84
27
20
Nov
10
83% Jan
27% Dec 27
July 19
16
101 % Jun
21
9% July 12
5
25% Jan
Mar
Minn
4
107
108% Jan
26
May
7
24% Feb
2
93% Feb
14
32
Feb
9
15%
3
Dec~29
32% Feb
27
28% Jun
11
Mission
13% Apr
29
30% July
Dec~22
4% Jan
3
11%
21% Jan
3
52% Dec
4Ve Feb
30
Apr
11% Jan
31% Dec
10
13
30
77%
10% Jun 30
13% Mar
16% Feb
99
Monarch
5
23% May ii
67% NOV 24
64
24 Ve
74% Feb
2
Jan
27
16% Dec
29
15
Jan
18
12% July 17
18% Feb
23% Jan
22
57
Oct
19
40% Jan
2
52
26% Jan
3
25
Moore-McCormlck
42% Aug 24
25% Jun
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
30% Nov
12% Jan
13
19
May 24
16% Jun
29
14
Oct
12% July 25
Jun
44
Jun
19% Dec
29
56% Dec
108% July 12
15
Jan
18
55% Jan
11
23% Feb
27
45
Mar 26
52
Jan
13
53% Jun
16
July 13
22
May 20
32
Jan
53
Dec
12
2
Nash-Kelvlnator
79
9
Nashville
51% Jan
Jan
13
343/4 Dec
18
31
6% Jun
29
14% Dec
27
12% Jan
Mar
7% July 12
6% Jun 27
184% Jan
20
2
10
July 27
National
42% Jan
2
2
54% May 11
11% Feb 24
National
9% Jan
National
City
2
14
9
National
Container
6
National
15% Feb
Nov
13
21
22% May 31
102
178
July 13
Jan
159
18
4
Jan
5
35% Mar 31
Mar 22
29% Oct
Jun
71% Apr
4
23% Dec 20
89
Dec
20
243/4 Dec
28
90
29
29
156
preferred
National Lead Co
7%
4
Jan
25
9% Jan
26
2
6%
26 %
July 13
21% Jan
21% Jun
Shares
National
16
National
2
National
Cum
July 25
Tea
t per share
Natl
10% Feb
Natomas
15
S per share
18
Nehi Corp
10
15% Jan
2
18% Feb
19
Neisner
11
43/4%
104
Apr
8% Jan
16
11
21
93
13% Mar 23
Jun
Apr
13
Apr
6
10% Jan 26
1043/4 Dec
18
99
66% Mar 14
80% Dec
8
26 % Mar 29
343/4 Oct
21
Jan
3
21% Dec
3
188% Oct
29
152
Oct
4
19
Jun
42
boo
Dec
13
6% Jun
27
Nov
82% Jan
24
38% Jan
12
52
25
21% Jun
7
25
26% Jan
16
29
236% Feb
2
104% Jun
25
156% Feb
13
15 % Jan
73
it
11
.23%
23%
23 7/8
70
69%
70 '/4
68%
69%
10,500
16%
16%
16 %4
16%
16 %4
4,700
69
3
91
Jan
15
16%
*13%
44'/2
43%
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25%
597/« Jan
17
22% Jan
9
28% Apr * 8
25% Jan
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5
6,200
26%
26 Va
26%
900
263/4
26 3/4
26%
26%
26%
♦25%
25%
25'%
25%
26i/4
500
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26
26 y4
18%
19%
19
19
18%
19 y8
2,000
18%
19
19
17%
12%
12%
123/4
49%
50
50
♦109
110
18%
109
108%
108%
108 %
46
*45%
46
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59
*56
59
•57
59
46
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58
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59
IS 1/0
93
Dec
12
100
Feb"l5
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
29
Jan
85
91
Mar 29
Dec
24 ye Mar
14
91% Dec 22
98
-
t
26
20% Jan
31
97% Jun
July 26
9
9
25
16
/July 17
Oct
VJun 26
80% Jun
8
82
.
18%
18%
18
18
18%
62
62%
623A
63%
67%
68%
72
♦321/a
32
32
33
33%
800
313/4
32
143'e
15%
15%
15 VA
20%
203/4
20%
20%
6,500
6,200
18
143/4
15%
15%
153/a
15
20
20 VB
201/4
20 »/4
201/4
203/8
32
18'A
18 3/8
183/4
19
19%
32%
32%
323/a
32
32%
32
*168
9%
168%
91/4
9%
9%
9%
10
40.000
52%
53
54
3,000
503/4
513/4
52%
10 Vb
10%
10%
IO1/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.800
133/e
13%
131/2
131/4
13%
13%
133/e
13%
13%
17,200
14
14
14
14%
14%
14 y2
4,500
48%
8,300
48%
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
18
17%
17%
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32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
327/8
31%
32%
31 ya
31%
18%
18%
18
18'A
18 y»
18%
18V4
18%
18 %
18%
97%
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97%
97%
98%
983/4
9734
9734
130
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so »/2
83 3/4
84
86%
873/4
863/4
87 3/a
86%
87%
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130
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9
9
9
97%
•
90
.
171%
171 %
171%
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147
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9
9
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171 %
900
47%
10,100
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263/4
26%
26%
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26%
500
253/4
26%
21 V4,
16,400
863/4
87
87%
87%
22
22%
22 VB
102%
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103%
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15%
151/s
15'/a
8%
8%
8%
8%
103
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10%
10%
EXCHANGE
♦36%
371/8
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95
STOCK
com
100
*
105
No pa*
No pa*
common.
preferred
20%
17%
18 ;
195%
195%
15%
90
380
16%
47
47%
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15%
15%
15%
153/4
;
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26%
7/64
:
v
Jun
27
29
83/4 Jun
7
29
,
94
I Feb
Feb
6
39% Nov 24
35% Jan
43% Jun
5
53% Mar
44
24% Dec
4
28
6
Jun
50
9
May
,
8
29
*52% Feb
5
28% Jan
13
24
25% May 23
17% Jun 25
19 % Feb
S
18
XI33/4 Jun 29
Feb
27
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
21% Feb
17% Dec
78% Jan
5
28 % Dec
8
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
76% July
31% Jan
17
3
33% Dec 28
31% Jan
19
Mar
Co____..__j.
North American
Feb,13
88
American
10
Aviation...!
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6
2
37% July 27
2
50% July 25
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Northern
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3
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Ry
...
Northern States Pwr Co
9% Dec 15
*90% Dec
13
27
Jun
27
15 % Jun
16
106
14% Dec
ii
96 % July 10
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247,200
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16%
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410
17
Jun 29
2
Apr
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23%
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23%
693/4
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54% Apr 25
23%
68%
23%
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Jan
215
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20% Apr
21% July 27
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183/4 May 10
10
41% Jan
21
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28% Jun 27
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17
23% Feb
4
Jun
73% Nov 21
26
20
29
15% Jun
6
56
20
Jan
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177
30
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Jan
22%
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23%
68%
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100
New England Elec System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
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1
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preferred
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6
Feb
116
2
17% Jun 25
3
Jun
22%
10
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7
Feb
103
Apr
75
9
12% Mar
July 17
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18
28% Jun
21
July
102
2
17% Jun
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90
Jan
13
Apr
42% Jan
22
11% Jan
20% Nov 22
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23
34% Jun
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23
1
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93
128
22
22 y#
11,800
1
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25
106% Aug 11
11 ye Jun 13
58
99
93%
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9% Jun
103
94%
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'
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NEW YORK STOCK
28
105% Feb
94%
1
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123/a Feb
July 11
94%
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pfd
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Lowest
Highest
Highest
$ per share
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STOCKS
Year 1950
8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13
19%
10
Corp
Vulcanized
2
3
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Lowest
19%
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ex-dist
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Jan
8
19%
0
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Sugar
4% %
30
103
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14 Ve Jan
14% Oct
11% Jan
19%
20%
10®
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7
25 Va Feb
4
19
94
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National
89% Jan
Mar 14
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9
29"% May
2
19
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9
Jan
56
19%
10
preferred A
preferred B
32 y4 Feb
25
Jun
14%
19%
95
1
100
Stores
National Linen Service
1 % May 28
28% Feb 13
2
14%
19%
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$4.50
July 24
185 % Jan
2
101% July 11
10% July 13
7
July 13
Jan
14%
19 Va
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21 Vb Mar 22
103
3
1,000
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1
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38 % May
43
18
July 18
10% July 25
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5
600
1,900
Co
Department
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25% Jan
9
21% Dec
7% July 13
14 y4
Register
Lines Inc
National
30%Jun 29
4
24
15% Apr 27
34
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14%
10
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8% July 16
53% Nov 27
99
14'A
National Dairy Products
29
141 y8 May
Nov
28
102% Mar 10
14
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100
2
Mar 13
169
5
21
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22% Jun 29
26
14%
Can Corp
2
10
July
65
9% May 31
313/4 Dec 22
25
x% Dec
Nov
95
29
185% Jun
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16% Jun
7
Jun
693/4 Dec
11
12,500
33%
preferred
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50
26% Jan
10
27,700
223/a
331/8
common
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44% May 28
17% July 19
U
54%
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333/8
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23% Feb
50
July 25
52 %
22V4
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Co
13,000
533/4
Cylinder Gas Co
13ye Mar 26
20% Dec 22
73/8 Jan
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26
273/4 Dec
Jan
Aviation
National
Jun
July 17
143/4 Mar 30
35
National
National Automotive
7,800
2,400
V
33%
Airlines
Cash
8%
1
Jan
20% July 17
15
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1%
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8 34
8'/4
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9
22
Co
7
36
94% Jan
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164
28
8%
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1
National
9
14% Dec
27
8%
I
Jan
May
8%
31%
53
Louis
12
Jan
32
22%
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353/e Jan
11
31%
50
29
11
32%
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28
15
32%
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& Bros
Jun
Feb
32%
32
32
32%
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com
Jun
11% Oct
16
32%
■
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common
16
10
15%
10
31
186
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I
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
30
53/4 July 13
31
July 13
27
15%
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17
2
31%
26%
16
33 y4
Co
28
16% Jan
313/a
27%
15%
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Dec
May 27
20
31%
26%
15%
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16% Apr 13
21% Apr 21
22% Feb 13
23
13
15
(F E)
14,200
31%
27 »/4
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33
preferred
4
35% May
Mar 15
4%
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26'/a
313/4
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39% Jan
14% July 12
31% Dec 26
10% Jun
22% Feb
17% July. 2
2
21
28
12
31%
26%
31%
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34
Co
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Murray Corp of America
Apr
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313/4
25%
15
1
■
49% Feb
100
1,400
53%
Inc
66
2
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22
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29
31%
1
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190
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28
25 y4
I
Murphy
88 3/4
22 %
Co
Munslngwear
8
112% Jun
13
175% Jun
Mulllns
25
Jan
Jan
8
15% Feb 26
25
43
12
23
20% Feb
18% Jun
36% Jan
23
21% Feb
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50%
Corp
Brass
87%
21
Mfg Corp
2
108% Jun
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
3
Wheel
Mar 17
113
13
Products
25
July 19
48-/»
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Motor
6,400
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STOCK
CLOSED
I
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20%
50%
Inc
9
20%
21
Lines
&
29
May
Mueller
17% July
20
29
(John)
Motorola
Mar 21
31% Jan
24% July 12
14
Morrell
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20%
8Va
Montgomery Ward & Co
16
18
29
Jun
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27%
104%
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20%
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90
90
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27%
100
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104%
20%
89%
EXCHANGE
No pa*
Utilities
Power
Montana
8
20% Jan
90
Rights
9
15% Dec 29
9
90
4,600
104 %
*103%
493%
Tool
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
20%
Shares
47%
47
47%
No par
A
conv
Mills
Co Inc
Machine
Monsanto
July 27
July 26
Apr
3
July* 13
Carpet
*103%
203/s
47 %
100
pfd.100
20
—1.28
com
series
Hosiery
Mojud
24% July 26
49% July 13
12% Jun
10
2
11% Jan
51 July 26
21% Jan 13
19%
Mohawk
9
24% Jan
RR
preferred
7%
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
39% Feb
Jan 25
73
I
9
104 V*
20
19%
*25%
new
Mo-Kan-Texas
9
33% Mar 12
July 19
14
July 26
16% July 2
Dec~21
13% Feb
30
73% Mar
25
33
6
16% Nov 20
Juiy~26
64
7% Jun
3
35% Apr
2
45% July 2
18% Jun 25
22
41% Oct
4
16% May
11
*103%
19'%
Light Co_No par
1
Mission Development Co
$
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Corp
47%
the Week
-
t per share
$ per share
47%
47%
47%
104
104
Minnesota Power &
24% Jun
9% Jan
29% Jun 14
34% Mar 20
21V* July 26
t per share
47%
47 VB
& Mfg
common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolls-Moline Co common—I
$5.50
1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
9
2
Mln
$ per share
I per share
Par
54
37% Feb 20
July 2 J
July 26
July 25
Sper share
Sales fa*
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 24
Monday
July 23
Saturday
July 21
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
I per share
I per share
share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
-100
5,400
MO
t
/ft
IfcV
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(377)
x
Lowest
I per share
10% Jan
•
STOCKS
-.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest;
I per share
3
15
Jan
3
113
20% Jan
20
95
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Tear 1950
Apr
!
10% July 27
10
96% Jun
22
25
23
33% Jan
July 26
July 10
19,
13% July 17
Oct 26
97
11% Apr
7% Jan
49
27%
15%
30%
45
Oct
5
:Jan
14
75 % Feb
27
73% Feb
21
Jan
6
16% Jun
25
98
14% July 19
17% Jan 10
22
Jan
19
1st
44
Feb
15
2nd
23
Feb
4
16% Jan
3
21
July 11
13
31% Mar 27
152
138
48
29
Dec
x49% Jan
18
Sep
7
4
Dec
29
4% Jan
12% Dec
28
17
27% Oct
19
13
Aug 15
i
Mar
22 Ve Oct
4
30
28
18% Dec
6
22
*106.% Jun
9
110
21% Jan.
<>■•
14% Jun
■
'
6
27
41% Feb
20
July 14
10% Jun
5
23
,
103
6
20% Dec
12
Mar
107
6
Jan
24
Jun
29
34
6
17% Nov
25
'
8
,
25
8% Jun
4
37% Feb
25
Jun
Jan
56
Jan
62 y4 Dec
5
23% July 20
9,800
2,000
2,500
100
138%
138%
1073/4
139%
139%
♦138%
139%
4%
138
138 %
♦137®%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3,900
18%
19%
18%
19%
6,800
July 26
Dec
28
102% Oct
r ;
116% Mar 23
Park
14
8
5-%
26
10
9.
23
106% Jun
9
x94
July
110% Feb
24
104
Apr
.Penna
6
18
Penn Power
18'
Pennsylvania
"•/. 5%
preferred
&
19 f
Jun
27
Pepsi-Cola
•
*
59%
58%
59%
58%
34%
34%
6%"
6%
♦34%
35%
34%
*6%
6%
14%
14%
No par
Corp
>
f
7
12%
100
28% Mar
Phila
17
26% Feb
X115:
23
Electric
$1
Co
8
Jan
4.4%
preference
preferred
*
83/a
8%
61
106
Feb
9
3.8%
preferred
100
♦97%
110
Jail
4
4.3%
preferred
100
♦105%
83%
8%
•20 3%
21%
36'%
36%
400
673/4
66%
67%
4,500
123%
123/4
123/4
24
1,900
♦203/4
21",?;
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37
67%
68%
67
♦12%
23%
:
:
23%
*22%
24
23 7%
*23
1
1,200
400
24
/ 100
108 %
»106%
108%
♦106%
108%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,700
19%
lo%
19%
18%
19%
68
67
67
32,500
•66%
68
68
68
31%
31
300
31
313/4
32
32
32
400,
121
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1203/4
120%
121
/
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9%
19%
18 3/4
19
;
19
9%
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10
19% '
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104
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49
104
20%
42%
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103
400
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21%
1
20%
41 %
119%
193/4
42%
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64%
63%
61 %
61
27
2,500
20
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3,400
35,000
42 7%
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r
2,200
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61
263/4
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61
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8,300
1,200
-
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267%
24%
24%
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24 5%
111%
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100
105%
105%
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27
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98
700
103
25%
105%
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19
.
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25
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64
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120
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103
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119
49
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25
6
3,400
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21
37
183/4
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17
1,300
4,400
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61
25
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18%
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26% : 267/e
111
6%
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21
13
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: 50
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com
8%
6%
67%
68
>r
.-19
100
conv
15
27%
61% >62%
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common
153/a
37
'
_
9
1,900
14,300
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8%
23/4
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17%
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42
43%
343/4
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118%
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343/4
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43
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1,300
6%
'
2nd
11,300
43
23
•102%
7%
233/4
603%
23
9% : io
No par
preferred
L100
Corp of America
5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
—5
Pfizer 'Chas) & Co Inc new——1
73%
23%
2%
24%
19
30
73/4
23%
37
,
96%
58 7%
•23
50
♦96%
7%
23%
120 ' '120
33 %c
common
3,800
96%
23/4
233/8
*67% I 69 %
-
700
54
59%
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36
54
2%
12%
.-17%:. 18
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36
58%
23%
108%
27%:* 27%
30,400
37%
23/4
23%
.
25,400
593/4
,
*12%
24%
500
4%
10%
21%
36%
67
•106
_No par
—100
8%
20%
83/4
4%
23%
42%
2%
♦8%
80
54
53%
*95%
233/4
12%
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50
2%
1,130
139
10 Va
4%
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.
■„
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66%:'67%
,
1
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21
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10
Corp
2%
14%
8%'.--
?
25
63% Mar 27
'
14%
5
preferred (conv) —100
Phelps-Dodge Corp.:
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
69% Jan
'
58%
4%%
4Io
7%
1
Petroleum
>
7% !
39
533/4
95% 1 95%
7%
7%
Mines
Co
Pet Milk Co
7%
83/4
1073/4
103/s
43%
10
•53
96%
7%
No par
No par
—
*37%
52%
*95 %
413/4
Light Co
RR
39
52%
96%
23%
Glass Sand Corp com
Jan
39
52%
41%
common
Cement
40
52
23%
Ford
Penn-Dixie
38
•95%
2.50
*8%
4%
10%
41%
Penney
•
4%
10
23 %
Co
(J C) Co
Coal & Coke
19%
8%
8%
4%
10%
41%:: 41%
2%.
2%
prior preferred
&
Penn
44
20
105% Oct 20
conv
Penick
4%
10
22% i 23%
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co
8%
♦8%
4%
10%
1
Patino Mines & Enterprises
8
4%
18%
8%
10
No par
Proof
4%
18%
1
Co
&
Rust
4%
18%
Corp
Consolidated
Davis
Parker
4%
4%
1
Corp
Tllford Distillers
Parmelee
120% July 25'
3
Jun
Inc
.
18%
*8%
No par
Airways
Petrol
Pictures
Utah
Parke
9
2
23 % Apr
Car
World
&
t
22% May
9,22% Mar 12
25
109
Motor
Amer
Park
13
V
4%
18
10
,
3
25% Jan
1
preferred
Paramount
n
15
26
,
Corp
Western Oil Corp com new_4
& Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Prod & Refining
1
5
Jan
Consolidated
Pan-American
18
Feb
Tin
Packard
18
Jan
preferred
4%
July 23
com
69
July 20
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
34% Mar 27. ..Peoples Drug Stores Inc
.125% Feb 27.' • Peoples Gas Light & Coke
24% Feb "3
/Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
July 10
59 % Apr
57
Apr
14
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
23% July 18
112
29-
2.000
36 Va
*
66% Dec
20%
5I3/4
105% Feb
3
36% July
20%
1083/a
27% Apr
26 y4 Jan
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
113
44 y4 Mar 27
20 3/4
108
; ; i2%Jan
'K 56
Apr
3
18% Jan
20 3%
33
108 %
110
29
16
20%
32%
25
20
107%
x24% Mar
10
Jun
111 y4 Jun
22
13
Dec
52% Jan
i 30
May 19
30
108
27% Mar 10
*
27 .5
36 ya Feb
39%
107%
*
5
64 y4 Nov
•38
*38%
107%
Telep & Teleg
15% Mar 16Y
29
139
40
21
107%
74% Jan
19% May 24
Mar 9
16% Jun
40
39%
20%
«
100
40% Feb
*106
20?
18
:x -11% Jan
18
,
10
♦38%
20 %
39%
20%
20%
600
33%
10% Jan
29
24% Jan
29
July 13
July 12
,
30
55
36
25 y4 Jan
b
25
22% Dec
7% July 12
'
21
Oct
•53%
513%
21% Feb
5
27% May 24 '
30 y2 Aug 22
'107
*
Dec
.
53%
32%
35% July 25
8y2 Jan 16
3
11
22% Jun
10 *
Feb
'
53%
36
9
12'/a Jun
13 % Dec
7% Apr 29
13% July 26
13
56%
513/4
11
64% Apr
70% Nov
♦54
33%
4% Jan
July
27
56 %
2,800
36
60% Jun
35
•26
51%
2
19y2Jun
,
27
32"%
3
29
27
36%
11
6% July 23
38 Ve Mar 17
27%
■
51%
3iysJan
23% Dec
25
♦27
15%
33
40% Jan
15% Apr
8
July 31
•15%
-
36
57
4
31
99%
15%
51%
25 y8 Feb
29
53 y2 Apr
19%
*97
15%
♦97
32%
10
May 24
7% Jun
19
99%
15%
99%
15%
39
10
19
•97
36%
40
29
13% Jun
*54
18%
-
51%
54
18
27%
19
33
/104%
29
*27
56%
•38
15%
27
•54
99%
♦15%
10
3,600
35%
21
9'% Dec
19
19
♦97
400
517/s
20
18 V8 Dec
19
19%
19'A
80
84%
32%
Feb
4
84
36 %
Jun
17
•79
85
18%
51%
Jun
5% Apr
80
x84
35%
Pan
29
Mar 15
9% Jan
♦79
86
19
51%:
13% Apr
3
2% July
•18%
80
85
No par
Pacific
May 24
40 % July 10
22
18%
"79
86
1,300
»
No par
21% May
7
8% Mar 16
6% Mar 7
27
19
81
18%
80
37 y«
85
99%
27
37
•79
15%
•
36%
2,400
30
Lighting Corp
Pacific
21
337a Aug 22 f,
958 Jan 20
6'
,
Dec
46% Jun
16
Dec
5
19
•97
•25%-
•18%
■
"•
85
•15%
v
Mills
7
48% Nov 24
July 20
36%
30
Pacific
95
.
•25'/a
37
Pacific
14
28
30
36%
Pacific
x40
9
8% Dec
"25 y»
36%
1
6% Feb
x9% July 18
49% Mar 20
107
30
36%
6
6%
25
•25 y«
Shares
5
Mar
30
4% Jun
11
27
97
54% Mar
151% Jan
8y4Jan
10%
97
Pacific
8
6
10%
97
10%
97%
3
113
3
May
Finance Corp of Calif
Gas & Electric
10%
97
10 %
'96%
79
-
85
No par
No par
non-cum
prefererd non-cum
Pacific
79
10
9 per share
10 %
io%
97%
49 y4 Feb
17
Jan
common
the Week
10%
•18%*: 19%
5
Sale* fat
July 27
*96%
36%--"36%
100
Inc
Friday
July 26
I per share
30
•25 %
CLOSED
No par
preferred
preferred
4y4 Jun 29
18
Jun
34% Mar
35% July 23
26
8y2 Dec
H6% July 11
v
Co
64% Feb
17% Feb 28
-
Coast
6
1% Mar 21
f
Pacific
July 13
33
■v
9
conv
EXCHANGE
Thursday
July 25
I per share
"
10%
♦96%*
-
PRICES
Wednesday
97% /
10%>
STOCK
8ALE
9 per share
*
No par
12.50
com
30
Apr
35% Jun
Inc
Fisheries
37
No par
Co
Amer
cum
27
5% Feb
.
Products
4%
10
■;
Olass
Pacific
Sep
3% Jun
i:.
Pabco
27
34% Jan
Co
1
,
f pel*share
Mfg__—2.50
6
43
8
.
Mar 21
&
19% Feb
May
A__100
HIGH
Tuesday
July 24
JiilySH
a •
5
common
101% Mar
,
11
'
Marine
Owens-Illinois
53
18% Apr
34% Jan
j
Outlet
27
103
S
Outboard
65% Sep
26
(The)
preferred
Collins
;
Elevator
12.
July
July
July
July
July
Apr
55% Mar 10
\i
Otis
13
12
July 20
21
Corp
convertible
1
17
,
87#
Oppenhelm
Sep
8 ya Dec
,
80
16
19
Omnibus
5
May 28
:
-| per share
AND
Monday-
„•
JulySl
Parv
86% July 20
29
Feb
2iy4 Dec
Jan
.21% Jan
2
Saturday
'
share_
39 % Apr
19
Nov
111% May 23
,
25
104
3
2% Jun
;
;26
82
26
10:2
105
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13% Jan \ 2
15
79
1
S per
Mar 24
17% Feb 27
3
93% July 13
142% July 21
23%
„
21
30
72
Aug j'2
87% July 12
t per share
;s
NEW YORK
t
Highest
Nov
27% Sep
42% Jun
14 %
*98%
100
*98
106 A
♦105
105
50
99%
800
105
120
,
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
I per share
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
t per
*
share>;
NEW YORK
Highest
18
16% Nov
Jun
29
17% Jan
19
Dec
15
23% Dec
1
20% Jan
2
25% Feb
2
84% Jan
4
96% May
3
87
95% Feb
27
July 3 7
102% July 17
100% Oct
14
30
Jan
58% Oct
107
May 11
23
46% Jun
29
14
96
25
Dec
103% Dec
13
21
93
Jun
July 11
56% Mar
107% Jan
9
pan
13%
13%
13%
23
22%
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
19
3.90%
9
17% Jun
29
20
Mar
7
8
95% Feb
28
96
Feb
5
5%
28 % Dec
4
101 % Dec
4
16% Apr 24
34% Mar 23
106
Feb
,11% May 22
31
Jan
2
35% Apr
30
9
98
July
6
Jan
16
Jan
2
17% Jan
8
110% Jun
Phoenix
104
17
110
Oct
5
110% Jun
29
11% July 14
21
Oct
17
19% Jan
22
34% July 24
1% July 24
$4
Mar"17
24% July
3
14% July 17
96
Nov"22
91
40
Dec
37% Jun
25% Nov
29
July
21
16
148
Mar
1
3 55
Mar 21
148
July
163
Mar 22
174
Dec
161
30%-July 17
7
7
9% Dec
10% July 17
71
Jan
3
21
61% July 25
19% Jun 30
135% Jan
13
19
July 28
9% Sep 20
33% Feb
55%
14
18% Dec
125
Nov
Dec
52%
11% Jun
27
18% Dec
12% Dec
15
7% Mar 23
27
July
66
Mar 22
3
13% Jun
80
27
Jan
4
21% Jun
30
24% July 12
115% Nov
8
Jan
2
2
Jan
2
22% July 10
141
Jan
7
16
30
17
Jan
132% Jan
Jan
18
33% Jan
3
98
147
9
2
14% Apr
12
a
64% July 27
4
$5
Pitts
>
"When
Feb
28
Pond
27
41% Jan
23% Jun
25
17
4%%
Jan
11
Procter
31
Publicker
Feb
19
$4.75
30% Feb
19
Feb
6
26% May 24
23
80% Jun
21
91% Feb
21% Jan
2
23% Feb
26
24
May 24
97% Jun 29
41% Apr
2
46% Mar 28
18
30 % Feb
2
107% Mar
9
31% Jun
30
48% Nov
26% Feb
27
48% Dec 30
13
109% Jan
10
106% Mar
8
34% Jan
30
27% Jan
2
31% Jun
25
30
119% Feb
conv
Serv
99
*98%
100%
16%
16%
100
%
16
•110%
30
♦110%
__
32%
$1.40
*"•'
Oil
5%
•17%
2V*
♦89
41%
17%
41
17%
163
*158
161
*158
45%
9
71
71
•76%
23
76%
23
•140
145
22%
22%
12%
12%
145
23%
12%
30
31%
31%
46%
46%
47%
16%
17
16%
'•34%
36
13%
12%
91
•90
18%
90
90
..>12%
69
18%;
35
13
13
62%
64%
5,500.
31%
49%
•48%
32J/4
49%
4,200
>700
13%
13%
3,400
12%
12%
12%
12,000
;;
37
>
36
36
62%
68%
68 %
69%
2,500
18%
18 »/4
18%
18%
18%
6,300
90
90
90
29%
—100
•111%
112%
100
•81%
82%
•81%
82%
•81%
No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
25%
♦111
•35%
90
26%
•90
:
26%
29%
29%
27
112%
*81%
82%
♦81%
23%
23%
f 23%
23%
12,100
25%
26
26%
9,400
26
26%
100%
100
100%
99
26%
>100 *
45%
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
45
52%
52%
53
54%
54 %
54%
54%
56%
100
•106%
1081/a
Quaker Oats Co
6% preferred
48
reb
2
5
159
Jan
22
4
24% Nov 24
24
Jan
2
29
Feb
5
12% Jan
3
23% Apr 18?;
18% Jan
2
22 %
July 18
Radio Corp of America com—No
73% Jan
13
82 *
Mar
1st preferred
Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
(The)
29
108
29%
>
34%
34%
35%
35%
100
•142%
143%
143%
143%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„ 10
25%
25%
com
26
•106%
29%
35%
144
3,500
23%
26%
*106%
9,400
29%
82%
100
29%
130
26%
112%
44%
♦29%.
91
-
200
29%
•111
No par
No par
1,900
35
27%'
preferred
17%
69
,
29%
Purity Bakeries Corp
17%
18%
26%
common
800
12%
No par
(The)
4,300
12%
29%
Inc
24 %
13%
26%
26%
23%
17%
26%
101
190
\
13%
29%
-
300
1,500
17
30
26
145
•
;
31%
26%
•99
-
76%
27
•140
12%
•48%
29%
100
73
76%
25
P
24
32
26%
112%
73
5,500
15,700
68%
,
,
;
4,900
9%
21
31%
*12%
48
10
•111
23%
/
44%
44%
20%
«'
63
Indiana_.No par
com
300
9%
:
24%
145
62%
13% : 13%
37
68%
18-
17%
•34%
69%
x69
4,900
17%
*
16%
13%
12
•:
73
<
76%
24%
*140
24%
63
21%
71%
J
12%
9%
76%
■
62%
44%
9%
76%
12%
16%
10
42%
♦17%
17%
20%
62%
13%
11%: 12-
36,200
91%
41%
■£/
44%
21
29%
16%
—No par
5
70%
24
v
42
17%
9%
60
13%
41%
•
45%
48
29%
1
70%
12%
11,900
1U
•89%
81
160
76%
23%
,
>59%
;
31%
1%
151
76%
•140
500
1,600
__
31%
2
91
♦146
71%
9%
20%
24%
•110%
31%
•158%
20%
23%
1%
151
9%
23%
23%
*140
145
16%
162
70%
20%
100%
16%
•146
9%
44%
>
♦98%
16%
81,000
16
35
♦158
*76%
-
*15%
♦34%
161
45%
20 %
:
16
46%
151
45%
9%
20
59
45%
46%
34%
100%
31%
:
17%
♦146
*159%
94%
■
2#
41%
151
46%
*110%
__
n
•146
*92%
16%
16%
32%
151
94%
*98%
100
41
17%
17%
♦15%
*34
•89
91
40%
16
31%
1%
•146
♦46%
preferred
conv
91
41%
div preference com__No par
Pullman
Pure
♦89
34%
45%
34%
•110%
—
32%
♦92%
46%
*98%
16%
16
com.
preferred
4.08%
45 Ve
♦98%
preferred
13
46%
34%
13% Jan
140% Jun
18X/4
♦95%
45
94%
*15%
Colo
of
3%%
21
May 23
31% Feb
5
of
Co
Pub Serv El & Gas
Feb
110
♦161/n
99
No par
Inc
preferred
4.64%
7
48% May
7
56% July 26
Industries
cum
27% Feb
107
17%
♦95%
16%
preferred series A__50
Gamble
&
Public Serv Co
Public
13
8
27
Co class B_
29% Jan
110% May 25
*16%
99 J
34%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
14
18%
♦95%
No par
10
Potomac Electric Power Co
28
'*16%
_1
Poor &
Apr
*92%
18%
______—________
17
28% May 31
94%
99
34%
Pocahontas
7,100
.
100
•16%
5
issued"
Creek
130
49%
•95%
*15%
Plymouth Oil Co
28
95
*92%
3,200
13,600
97
18%
100
19
16
94%
48%
*95
99
34%
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
5
14% Feb
16% Jan
Jan
•92%
No par
No par
19% Jan
90
96%
10
preferred
Plate Glass Co
Screw & Bolt
Steel Co com
5% preferred class A
4
1
96%
*95%
100
7% gtd
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
29
Nov
97%-
97%
1%
10% Jun
91
49
•95%
♦95%
Co com__No par
13 % Jan
80
48%
97%
•
♦16%
2
8
Jun
90
16%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
91
90
34%
convertible preferred—No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
91
88%
49 Va
V
Shares
i4..;
23%
88%
♦15%
100
13%
22%
49
25
RR
13%
23%
88%
5
Louis
9 per share
i..
13%
22%
i!i
49
No par
St
&
■.'
13%
22%
88%
44%
19
33
123
C
13%
22%
-
48%
Rights
32% July 27
57
C
the Week
90
43%
common
Sales for
July 27
I per share
48%
issued"-
Hosiery
Pitts Coke & Chem
9:
Feb
46% July 2
15% Jun 28
19
26% Feb
26
25% July 18
10% Jan
31% Jan
62% July 2
17% Jun 29
30
1
21
51% Jail
28% Jun
10
4
Feb
46% Apr
21% July 17
10 Va Jan
3
19
19
106% Dec
174
29
14
Oct
4
25
Dec
Dec
23% Dec
Jun
71% Dec
20% Dec
103
17
25% Nov 24
Apr
90% Jun
85
3
Jan
/ 74
30
16% Mar
38
Feb
155
18
Nov~22
13% Dec
22
6
70% July 24
May 16
31% Dec 30
li
Jan
6
24
145
12% Apr
54% Oct
98% May 10
42% Jan 24
25
8% July
76% Nov 27
32
6
37% Jan
14
40% Oct
Mar 30
Jun
9
29
"when
preferred
Pitts
CLOSED
com____No par
100
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2^ July 24
86
Corp
Pillsbury Mills Inc
23
17% Sep 26
15% Dec 27
97
Jun
Jones
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Friday
July 26
per share /
♦95%
EXCHANGE
100
series preferred
Phillips
Dec
9% Mar 31
•T
$
47 s/8
STOCK
100
preferred
Feb
*88%
Thursday
July 25
:
22'%
common
PRICES
Wednesday
13%
22%
20
46% July 25
xl7% Jun
1
SALE
I per share
1
97
39% May 24
I per share
3
Corp
3
29
I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
July 24
July 23
Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron
16
104% Jan
AND
Monday
Philco
91% Aug
8
57% Jan 27
80% Dec
Saturday
July 21
$ per share
11% Apr
22
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
20
46
21
108
29%
36%
144
•106%
28%
35%
r
108
29%
35%
•111
♦98%
112%
82%
100
140
45
45%
6,600
55%
56V4
29,200
•106%
29'/a
35%
108
29%
36%
1,100
2,300
*144
144%
*144
*26
26%
26
26%
1,200
21%
21%
75%
21%
75%
71,200
76%
3%
3%
3V»
3%
95%
95%
•941/4
96%
60
37%
37%
37%
37%
70®
26
26
26%
/ 21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
76%
76%
75%
75%
76%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
96%
37
146
46
R
80
Nov
75
25
.j
<,13
100
27
Feb
>
3
July 13
Jan" 10
103%
<35
For footnotes
Nov
see
page
v
16
24.
July 16J
4% Jan
' 8
May 16
5% Feb
8
02
Jun
28
i<38
Jan
2
i
5
2
3Va Apr
103
Jan
40 % Mar
9
5
$3.50
RKO
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
Raybestos-Manhattan
par
21%
No par
75%
1
3%
'3%
3%
*" 3 V4
3%
3%
3%
3%
94%
94%
•941/4
96%
♦94'/4
37
37
•37
37%
1
100
No par
.H
21%
76
.
37
1,400
3%
13,60®
3%
15,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, July 30, 1951
....
(378)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
t per
S per
share
$ per
share
Highest
$ per
share
3j% Juiy
37-/a Feu
32% Feb
44
25
30% Jan
13
36% Dec
30
20Jun
29
28% Dec
30
3
25% July 20
Jun
19
39 % Feb
9
37% May 24
20% Dec
7
Jan
6
9% Dec
Silk
Reed
Roller Bit Co
25
21% Jan
Reeves
9
28% Jun
8% Jun
22
12% Feb
19% Dec
2
28
5% Jan
30
30
11% Feb
1
13
Jan
13
14% Jan
3
July 13
7% Nov 24
6
43% Dec
Dec 18
150
5
20% Jan
13
3
6% Dec
15
13% Jan
15
39% Jan
30% Dec
27
50
Jan
37% Feb
60% Jan
2
103
July
30
28
9
19
'•
36%
35%
35%
700
*26%
26%
263/a
26%
900
40%
*38%
40%
*38'/4
40%
100
33
*32
33
32
200
16%
30
*15%
16%
*153/4
16%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/a
1,100
15%
15%
♦15%
15%
ft 153%
15%
3,100
19
24
Ritter
30% July 17
16% July
2
21% May
Apr
3
20
Feb
.
5
112%
7%
29%
44
90%
90
90
44
91 ft •'
*89
ft
104%
104%
32
31%
31%
31%
58%
59
58%
31
•
57%
58%'
26i
26
:
ft.
-v.-
V,
"ft
.9
ft 33%
33
.
18
34
20
148%
101.,
•
26
,
19% May 18
Ronson
2
20% May 29
3-
60
33%
148
148%
-
ft 101
v*98
./
••
1
8% Jan
3
12% Feb 21
200
8%
4,800
35% ft
35%
18%
33%
18%
22%
22%
22%
22%
52%
>'.'51-%
•51%
*51%
11481
11%
♦11%
,11%
11'/a
11%
i
•
5,000
183/4
223/a
22%
19
3,200
..
1,100
.
1,000
52%,
52. ft
900
ft
22%
.22%
11% ft-11%
;
11%
1,700
•.-ft-
101
19
ft 11%
4,400
18%
33.3/8
148
*98%
,
52% ?' 52%
-
•
-
ft 148 ft.
101
183/4
52%
11%
34.
*98
18% ;; i8%:
22%
22%
•51%
(Jacob)
/!*> 8 %
*144
ioi; J'
*98
18%
18%
34
148
,18%
:yii
12,200
26%
*26%
9%
333/8
18%
18%
34
1
1
59%,
35%
„
34%
-
No par
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co
(The)
1,900
32%
263/4
500
•
32%
ft
18% ; 18%
34%
34
18%
•33%
:;
104%
58
32%
58%
9
9%
-ft 9
ft:
'.34%
148%
'
50
ft/ 500
90
ft
90
*253/4
*25% ; 26%
-
9%
f;
18
-
v
»
7,100
33%
42%
*104
32%
59
1,900
•
32%
'
58
32
'."410
9
'
9
33%
149%
♦98
26
'ft
>
13,400
54%
42%
'
90
18,200
197
*8%
104%
*89
5,600
7%
53%
44 .'ft-;
103%
104%
104
105 ft 105
33
*42%
:
100
293/4
-
193
8%
32%
33%
ft
*42%
7
192
8%
400
35,400
40% ft
29%
53%
187%
9
:
.
*112%- 113
7%
52%
'
185
32%
44 ft i.44
7
52
.
"
100
113%
28%
8%
32%
32%
33
>
•90
♦111%
7%
4,300
10
39%
29%
51%
9
32%
44
40%
12.200
3%
3%
3%
39%
•
1L
47% Jan
Ruppert
8%
3%
*934
185
185
185
9%
9
51%
51%
,
185
13
10
7%
7%
7%
7%
51%
51%
185
12%
10
29
100
13%
6,900
20%
40
*111
29%
28%
,
19,200
19
98
20
113
112%
♦111
17%
Art Metal Works Inc
15% Jan
20% Jan
Mar 22
"
18%
*95 %
18%
98
10%
39%
39%
20
12%
'
:
400
57%
20%
4
4
*10
/10%
38%
28%
28%
•33%
common
1
12% Apr
112%
20
1
preferred series A.',
4%
23
Co
Haas
&
Rohm
t
May 11
61
38%
Corp—No par
El
&
Gas
Rochester
Feb 28
19% Feb
37.%
13%
4
♦10
9%
*56 %
19%
19%
■i 12%
13
4
10
4
.9
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
May
107
Mar 13
105
I May 12
155
4
10'
18%
*95 %
19%
19%
■12%
12%
12%
No par
No par
Corp
Company
Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc
34% July 12
•ft 93% Jan
19%
Roan Antelope
9
.
19%
1
10
3.60%
4.50%
Oil
Richfield
30% Feb
2
31
23
July 13
t
60% Jun
2
10
19%
10
100
100
1
series
Preferred
series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
34% Apr 16
Jan
—I
300
24
.
9%
57%
*56
98
24
93/4
9%
19%
18%
*95%
98
83/4
*8%
ft
25
25
57
57
19%
18%
♦95%
1
9%
ft
9
*8%
25%
9%
57
18%
97%
10
9
*8%
*23%
9%
•56
17%
97%
50c
-
25%
9%
57
•56
Co com
No par
convertible preferred—100
Preferred
% May 9
42
Feb 17
107
19
t
10%
1,200
15%
9
*8%
•24
24%
32
15%
15%
ft
9
•8%
•9%
,
18%
18
15%
15%
24%
100
Common
23
98% Jan
108% Mar 19
7% Apr
23
14
Dec
Jan
50% Apr
11
107% Nov 27
43% July 28
8
*35%
16%
•15%
18'/a
50c
Reynolds Spring Co...
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Mar 31
45
2
27
23% Jun 22
July 13
18
"32
250
convertible preferred..
5% %
4
Jan
36
26
; Dec
,
11% Jan 29
8% July 26
Jun
36
13
14% Dec
..
16%
18
CLOSED
Reynolds Metals
30
31% Dec 27.
13
Mar 17
102
30
Apr
Jan
8% Nov
July 13
28
Apr
86
24% Dec
19% Mar 24
Jan
58
206
.31% Jim
53% Dec 30
14
8% Feb
28
.
25
41:.
30
9
5
25
108% Jun
9
13
15% July 13
4% Jan ft 3
12
40%
33 ft;
,,
15%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com.No par
Rexall Drug Inc
2.50
2
5
99% Mar 31
5
1
Jan
49% Feb
Jan
common
Motors Inc
(1
118% Jan
34% May
Co
Mfg
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
9
29
25
«'/8 Jun
,
,
July 19
38% Jan
10
19
4
139
7.
04% Jan
104% Dec
'•
EXCHANGE
—5
Conv pfd 3%% series—
Remington-Rand common
(4.50 preferred
Reo
13
27%.Jun
23
Dec
32
4% Jan
10% Feb
111
30
Jan
100
22% Feb
.
16% Jan
35% Jun
32% Nov 24
117% Dec
6
17
27
9% Jun
47% Nov 20
23% Jan
103
2
11
Apr
2
3
3% May 21
16% Dec
8% Jun
11
Jan
Feb
100
16% July
10% July
27
July 13
3
STOCK
par
Bros
Reliance
9
19% Jun
64
19
90
93 % Aug 22
10% Jan 13
5% Jan 25
Jun
14% Jan
56
14% Feb 20
5
13% Feb
16
y/a juiy
62% May 15
20
f
2% July 27
12% Oct 23
3
•6
Aug
1
10% July 17
July
Jan
32
•32
Inc.-..-————— 50o
(Robt) & Co—
'SI.2a div prior preference- .10
Reliable Stores Corp
No par
8
28% Mar
20
-
85
No
35%
26%
•38%
39%
•39% i'
—5
Mills
Hosiery
Real
20% Feb
16
Feb
■■■
non-cum
19% Feb
29
2,800
35%
26
39%
61%
35%
25%
59 V2
Reis
22
ftft8
35%
25%
preferred— .50
2nd preferred- ..50
15% Jun
19
36%
25%
Shares
60%
•32
36%
1st
non-cum
4%
Feb
37
21
4%
Feb
60%
59%
26
60%
-50
Sales for
the Week
share
$ per
share
61%
x60%
61%
61%
S per
t per share
$ per share
f per share
I per share
Friday
July 26
July 25
.25
common,
Jun
17
18% Dec 21
12% Mar 30
Jun
Co
Reading
14% Mar 28
18
16% Nov
30
July 17
15
31
34% Mar 22
3
July
10% Jun
13
July 24
July 21
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 23
...1
Rayonler Inc common
$2
preferred
61% July 24
*24% Jan
30
Par
45% May 24
Monday
July 21
%
share
21
49% Dec
35
EXCHANGE
PRICES
HIGH SALE
AND
Saturday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Xante for Previous
Pear 1950
•1,000
34%
17,300
.-ftft Jibft
S
39% Nov 24
99% Dec
22
96
Nov 20
41
'55
Mar 24
34
28
18% Dec
23% Oct
7
9% Jun
27
Apr
Apr
4
4%
6
19% May 23
22% Jan
12
21% July
9
24% Dec 21
62% Dec 21
Feb
30 % Feb
2
51
2
5
71% Feb
29
42% Jun
30
57
Jun
Jan
26
240
Dec
8
205
Apr
5
320
May 11
24
140
Oct
3
122
Apr
11
148
Jun
11% Jan
10
89% Jun
12
128
Jan
98
12% Dec 29
7% July 13
6
12% Jan
13
26% Sep
1
20
112% Sep
Jun
30
*84% Jan
9
96
104
7
115
Jan
87
89% Feb
83% Nov 20
76
July 19
87
Feb
21% Feb
17% Jan
2
May 11
82
Seaboard
15
Seagrave
14:
Sears
13% July 19
22% Jan
58
20
14% July 28
16% Jan
27
May 20
25
Feb
18% Feb
8
14 % May 31
29
2
16"% May
4
11% Jan
4
Servel Inc common
98% May 17
8
90
87% Jan
$4.50
May 25
Range for Previous
Year 1950 ft
'
-
C per share
I pet (hare
24% Jun
27
28% Sep
27
34% Oct
33
14
108% Apr
6
18% Oct ft 2
8% July 12
24
Nov
7
34% Jan
25
11 Va Dec
14
14% Oct
«%Jan
13
II
2% Mar 31
56 % Oct
Dec
Oct
82% July 13
3
28% July 13
17% July 13
Dec
75
33% Oct
75
Mar 14
Jan
91% Apr
30
:
8
5
Smith
5
22% May 26
14
25% Nov 24
20
118% May 24
29
19% Jun 25
5% Dec 30
25% Mar 15
111% Apr
Jan
28
53% Apr
14
11
1
4% Apr 24
25% Apr
July 25
5% Jan
2
9% Jan
48% July 25
52% Jan
7% July
55% Dec 30
ft
5.
*275
290
*275
*125
148
*125
148
r-
■'
■
•
23% May 25
19% Jan
2
22
July 29
South
40
35% Jan
2
47
Apr
Southern
Co
•14
Indiana
Southern
Pacific
9
Southern
Jan
4
75% Mar
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
99% Dec
28
20% Jun
26
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 3C
Y5% July
25
7% Jan
29
8% Jun
25
5
Jan
30
96
100
Jan
3
105
101% Nov
15
Dec
28
26
'
33% Dec
25 %
18
13% Dec 28
1
66% Aug
5% Jun
85
Sep
25
5
21% Dec
11
May 24
July 12
July 16
Mar
5
29% Feb
13
26% Jun
<
29
34% Jan
5
9% Jun
29
14% Feb
9
_25
113
Nov
30
Conv
19% Jan
24% Jun
14
Square
D
Squibb
(E
Jun
100
Jun
15
109 % Jan
30
21% Jun
29
26% Feb
8
28
31
96% May 24
87
10% Dec
10% May 24
8% Jun 29
89% Jan
"1%
July 13
47% Jan
3
8
77% Mar 27
May 22
64% July
131
July 13
160
Mar 22
135
Jun
136
July 13
174
Mar 22
157
July
For footnotes
see
page
24.
28% July 27
96
Mar
1
13% Jun
19
13% Feb
1
Ohio
$4.50
*83
85
*83
78:,'.
183/4
183/4
91
79
94% ft
15 .ft .ft
18%
18%
93%
91
14%
*14 >
14%
14%
14%
53%
53%
54%
54
55
53 Va
533/4
53%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
ft
88%
13%
15
>•'
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r-
8%
,
3,300
ft 3,900
500
17,300
16%.
1,500
133/8 ft. ■
85/a
fti 8%
83/4
6,300
1,400
90
*87
88%
$ per
I per share
43%
42%
43%
42%
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
102%
*102
ft
10%
*9%
10
30%
*29 /ft:
30
70
93/4
-ft.
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66%
30
30
64%
15
14%
14%
.14%
143/4
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9%
9%
9%
3%
3%
33/4
•3%
3%
3%
313/a
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
30%
46%
46 %
47
47
*46%
47%
45%
46
39%
41%
40%
413/4
40%
40%
41%
86 /ft
86%
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85%
86
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3%
30%
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ft.
ft
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85%
36 J/4
36
36
18 ft
17%
173%
71
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84 ,y
84
22%
22%
84
21%
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136%
4%
4%
31%
.
■
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49%
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64,, ft
45
Edison..
&
Elec
Co
50
*43
/
25
No par
5
com—_50c
No par
Co com
1
$4 preference
160
Feb
8
$6
prior
172
Feb
8
$7
p-ior preferred
preferred
!
-ft.
35 %
3,600
2,200
1,600
60,400
3,100
600
^
35%
355/8
1,300
173/4
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17%
3,200
69
*67%
71
.
60
84
84 ft
22
ft 22
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22%
800
33%
32%
32%
33 Vs
56,600
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137%
33%
138'%
139
84
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
7"%
ft
7%
7%
7%
2,200
8
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50
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49%
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8,900
2,500
,
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200
-
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Sons
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8
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139
139
4%
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22%
32%
138%
35
35%
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84
ft
22 3/8
32%
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4%
31%
135%
7%
71
*83
22%
71
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800
ft,
9%
:■ 9%
,
41% -
34 J/4
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17,200
35/8
31
9%
3%
40 ft
200
673/4
9%
'.•14%
9%
46%
600
30
68
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ft
5,600
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9%
9,700
ft-ft. 20
ftf„
14%
14%
3%
84%
103
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67%
30%
...
No par
Inc com—No par
Elec
103
66%
9%
39%
*102
.
.66
ft
•45%
102
r
*9%
30
66%
10
102
102%
*29%
10
63%
ft:
6,800
42%
49%
30
ft
Shares
32%
48%
14%
_15
31%'
423/4
17%
$3.50 preferred
&
ft
32%
49
STOCK
Standard Coil Products Co Inc—1
Gas
31%
42%
ft
,
Sales for
the Week
t per share
ft
*
48
EXCHANGE
(stamped) _No par
&
Friday
share
42 3/8
48
•101%
...V,
1/4
ver
42%
41%
CLOSED
no
313',
32
31%
31%
t
share
pet
July 21
July 2G
July 25
ft S
$ per share
share
3i%
ft
July 24' /
Thursday
Wednesday.
7 ftftTueaday/ftiw?'
July 23
36
Co
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i
Monday.'"
300
ft.v
54
13 3/8 '
133/a
13%
•87
88%
•87
88%
.; *87
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8% ft. 8%
'■
8%
8%
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13
13%
13%
8%
183/4
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40
8,700
54%;.
78
18%
ft
ft ft
53%
•-
1,300
85
*83
54
*77
78
*76
40
1,900
ft
14% ft
■ft" 14%
85
53 ft
54%
53
i
77
v
14%
34%
5
78% Feb
ftftft 50
112 ft
14
36
29
2
112
i
14
33%
stk
pfd
$4 preferred
Standard Brands
Stand
70
112
*109%
14%
112
•109%
92%
•87
Inc
1
No par
1
No par
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd.100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
1
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
9
24% Oct 23
90
53
Spalding (A G)
& Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
Feb
July 13
20
Mobile •&
81
24
106% Jan
non-cum
69% July 23
2
90
14%
Railway
10
77
90
'*88
90
*88
18%
No par
No par
No par
No par
ft
65
ft *70
53/4
26%
29%.
1
*43'%
.
44
*43%
.ft
45
33%
33
33%
33
33%
4,700
r
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
34,600
ft
20%
21%
21
21
21
21
*21 ya
21%
-
45%
46 J/4
45
45
63%
63%
64'%
63%
ft'
51
52%
50 3%
51'%
66
65
65'%
65
65
70
70%
703/4
•70
51
15%
'ft.
■5%
*90
:
5%
7%
7
96
15%
15
15%
5%
101%
7%
73/4
263/4
26%
26%
26
29%
283/4
29%
28%
..j
26'%
*26%
29
29%
7%
*90
*101%
102
-
700
55%
96
*101%
10,900
-
14%'-
73/8
*90
101%
523/8
655/8
65
5%
96
*90
,;;/
102
5%
21,300
51%
14%
5%
6434
*70
703/4
14%
45
63%
64%
70
1,000
44%
ftftft-.
46%
ft
*101%
102
1,700
33
6%
7
643/4
11%
15%
•101%
44
64%
33%
ft: 70%.
96
:
64
33%
50%
5%
*6%
*43
63%
64%
ft.,' *65
65
15%
*90
64%
44
*43
33%
49% ; .50
..
:
64%
64%
Co
.*.
No par
common..No par
preferred
100
5
Feb
75% Feb
6
33
93
63
64
17
:
*46
5
15
33
18%
623/4
2
Oct
77
V
.
46%
July
7% Oct
323/4
90
v
61%
64
81
323/4
102%
102%
89%
18% ft 18%
45%
46% July
10% Feb
33
52%
52
7.50
27
5
32%
85
*83
76%
104 ft;
18 % ft 18%
Gas
Gas
Natural
26
3
14%"
51% V 53 ft
*102%
14%
14%
84
83
ft-50
92
104
112
*109 ft
11%
Dec
3
'
1,100
92
*90%
*102%
90
21%
70
Jan
*88
90
r
*90%
92
14,400
51%
'•>
51
51%
£2
2,000
34%
34%
33
32%
-4
18
104
21%
51% Dec
Apr
33
51%
51%
51%
90
92
ft
18
92
104
103 %
ft, 11%
29
5
51%
*90%
5
27
4% Jan
51%
90%
35%
(The)
11
60
51
33%
Jun
27
34%
25
32% Feb
13
343/8
18%
———
83% Jun
14% Oct
35%
34%
18%
Co Inc
California
67% Dec
10% July 12
35
853/a
Southern
9
34%
33%
12% Jan
67
34%
61,000
153/4
*903/4
ft
33%
29
ft 67% Dec 27
18
84%
10% Jun
ft 18% Dec 18
30% July 12
28
17%
34%
'"-ft;.... ; '• '.ft-
.7
preferred
Southern
13% Mar 16
88% Jun
18
•88
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
5%
•ft ' 17%
34%
65% Jun
7
45
Jan 18
35% Mar 9
74% Feb
17%
33%
13
29
n%
•:
•109 ■>'. 112
1
IB
1
1
5
26
58% Jun
17%
•32%
•
10 V4 July 12
49
90%
13
32% Jun
16
90%
8%
41 % Jun
11
92
12%
1
21
*90%
17
12
Apr
90%
•102%
—50
preferred
ft.
30
90%
90 %
17%
E & G Co com_4.58
South Carolina
8%
15%
153/e >15%
-15%
90%
Par
600
ft: 290
148
15%
•16%
Feb
53% Jan 17
59
50%
25
100
100
5
100
36% Jun
45
ft
33%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
5%
59%
2,300
10
20
-*..100
—100
Oil
Vacuum
Socony
£•
15,800
61%
290
preferred
preferred
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
18
25%
60%'
*125
—25
4.20%
33 % July 25
139
25
61
& Iron_„__20
3% %
19
25%
60%
87
(A O) Corp
Alexander Inc___
Smith
23
% May
23% Feb
ft 39
2434
60%
15%
Corp.—No par
Oil
Sinclair
25%
60%
15%
Co
Skelly Oil Co—ft
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
38% Feb 16
Feb
Jan
6
20
94
Feb
3
5
80 % Feb
3% Jun
28
53% Feb
24%
1,010
5,200
ft
*270
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel—...—No par
17
25
16
31% Dec
25
32% Mar 28
King
Simmons
Feb
28
106:
39% Sep
Silver
41% Jun
11
31
4
36% Jan
Sheraton Corp of
35
18
14% Jan
Corp
America
Coalition Mines
Mfg
Sheller
8
2
ft
30.
Mar 8
Feb 23
,
;
17
JUn
102
Corp
Jan
6
Jun
88
3
Oil
Co.
Pen
A)
11% Jan
3
x34% Jan
(W
17% Mar 19
2
29
41% Jan
Shell
July 24
17% July 10
28
Aug
25
70
79
Dec
22
Mar 15
29% July
30
common
Sheaffer
7
25
90%
—1
No par
No par
No par
No par
Corp
12% Feb 19 ft
3% July
17
Steel
30
May
22
15 %
July 21
»
3.
8% Jun
•
ft-
2
Jan
22 ft
148
Saturday
$4.25 cum preferred
Shattuck
(Frank G)—;
Jan
108
71
76
7% July
9
27
36% May 29
25
Jan 12
«8
80% Dec
Sharp Sf Dohme
12% Jan
3
26
42% NOV 10
20% Jan
9
51
23
29% Mar 21
34% Dec
49% May
23
35
15
25
Jan
9% July
10
24% July 12
21% Feb
9
100% Jun
4% Dec 29
*
50 % May
37
46%'Aug 28
15% Jan
2
Sharon
22
290
ft
'
' '
3
32% Jan
July 25
105% Feb
ft
35% Feb
t
21%
♦125
—1
Shamrock OII & Gas
29% Jun 25
3
22
♦270
14%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
ftV-
$ per share
22%
22
STOCKS
'
Highest
sh,are f
$ per
:
33% Dec 30
46%
148
No par
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
9 8 34
45
290
,—5
i—1
preferred
1
983/4
45%
24%
58%
58%
5 *
j
99
44%
•125
No par
SeiberJing
2
98
46
•270
88%
Refrigerator Co.—
Rubber Co—*
July
11
13% Nov 30
33%-
98%
44%
24%
7G%
,
Co.
&
8% July
3
8% NOV 3 6
Del
of
Co
Corp
Roebuck
Seeger
8
Oil
35
98
♦22
21%
23%
100,
!—1
Seaboard Finance Co
94% July 27
34%
36
35%
98%
45%
35%
r
'
21 %
•i
No par
series A
preferred
19% Mar 19
Mar 14
74
com
44%
com_No par
Co
RR
Line
3
51% Jan
17% Dec
(The)
Co
Elec
preferred
Air
5%
16
common—
preferred
preferred
3.35%
Seabd
8
Co
Mfg
Scranton
2
14
May
55 ft Nov 24
July 17
Dec
15
2
61
3
10% Jan 31
8
Mar
2
13% Jan
29
3
88
4.30%
July
Jan
5% Jan
12
Jun
60
.ft-
3.65%
Jan
79
Dec
40
7
123
47
Mar
50
25
Feb
2
2
92
47% Jan
Jan
2
22
5
Scovill
38
95
Jan
Jan
16% July 26
11
26
13
Jun
112
Mar 27
16
12% July 12
Jun
108
24
20
86% Jan
31
16
101% July 17
July
NOV
41% Jan
102
31
9
52% Apr
Feb
Mar 30
Jun 57
27
Oct 17
19
21% Jan
41
33% Dec
28
"?
88
21
18
Fee
90
2
31% July
47% Nov 25
105% Feb
15% July 25
:£■ 17% July 10
39% Dec 20
101% Sep
6
Feb
4
20% May 24
1
38% Aug
94
Oct
96
Apr
85
11
98
36J4
43%
36%
43%
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co.No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd
4.40% series A
100
Savage Arms Corp
S
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
;
No par
$4 preferred
No par
common
98%
35%
97%
8
Safeway
9
101% Jan
13
Stores
9
39% Mar
33% July 27
99%'Dec
26% July 12
3,300
70%
50
143/4
800
700
5% ft
7%
1,800
96
102
■ft
100
26 %
26%
;
•29%
26%
1,100
28%
29
6,700
103/4
4,400
10%
11
10%
10%
69%
69%
ft 69%
69%
70
70
21%
21 %
21%
22%
223/g
223%
22%
23%
22 5/a
233/a
5,900
25
25%
25%
26
253/8
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25%
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28%
30,400
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104%
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103%
103%
50
22%
22%
22 Va
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22%
7,000
88%
230
10% ".4 10%
103/4
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10%
10%
70
104%
•
22
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,
89%
873/4
12%
12%
12 V8
12%
12%
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12%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
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68%
69%
69%
71%
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141%
141%
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9
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142%
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164
141
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22%
100
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22%
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s„
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12%
ft,,;
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12 3/8
4,700
10
89
6
;
70
873/4
225%
89
89
67%
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10%
10
10 Ve
19,600
71%
72%
70%
715/8
18,300
*142
164
144
164%
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.
c
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141%
142 *
1633/4
164
600
1.200
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(379)
23
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
f per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
44
$ per share
42% Feb
14
60% Dec
30
100
4
35
Dec
30
104 '
Aug 17
97
'
Jun
26
Octii
48
<
20
Dec
.
18
Jan
6
54% Nov
Mar
1
40
Dec
29
12% July 14
July 12
16
Sep
28
?6%
34
98"
Feb
30% Apr
:. Jan
10% Jun
1
39% Feb 10
103% Nov 24
-
21
27
48% Pec
3
21% Apr
.
27
18
•
'16% July 5
,16% July 13
20% Sep
23% Apr
25% July 17
36% Oct
38% July 13
71 '
'8% July 17
93% Dec
15
Apr
72% Oct
Jun
96
Apr
67% Jan
.
17% Dec
24 % Oct
18
14
y8 July 12
22 % Dec
19
July 13
63% Apr
11
56
11% May 11
10
370
Nov
16
22
30
9% July 11
13
•;
| 12%
84
2
Feb
79
Jan
4
>5 % Jan
t
.
Sun
..
70,000
37%
36%
97
37%
27.800
*96
97%
*96%
97 %
*96 %
97%
*96%
16%
153/4
15%
16%
:
16
16%
15%
21
16%
21%
16%
213/a
523%
.'21%
3,200
31%
.
21%
21%
21%
22
5,000
10% July 24
*52%
53%
39%
♦38%
40
14
*13%
14
43
43%
94'
93
93
41%
39%
4V
40%
17
163/4
16%
14%
15
15
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17
.15%
16%
17
17%
21%
26%
17%
21%
17
17
21%
21%
22
26%
26%
26%
2?
55
55%
54
55
2
2
•
Co
Class A 4%%
preferred-
conv
Jan
18
Sunshine
Mining Co
Superior
Oil
£
95% Mar
pfd
4.40%
70
713/4
72%
117%
117%
19%
.19%
22%
*21%
43%
16%
18
7,500
94
10
41%
6,900.'
17%
17%
2,700
163/4
1
42%
*
17
8,500
18
500
21%
213%
22
5,700
26%
t
17 %
213/4
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26%
53
54%
10%
103/4
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20
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118%
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118%
80
20
19%
20
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22
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22%
*21%
24
24
24%
24%
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243/4
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243/4
62
1,300
61%
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61%
61%
61%
62%
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5,500
10%
—5
448
18%*
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11%
10%
462
11
11
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455
18%
18%
19%
19
19%
24y4
24%
24 %
4,600
24%
243/4
243%
25
253/a
3,400
107%
1073/a
107%
107%
107%
107
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10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
25
33%
33%
33%
33%
333/4
34%
16%
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;
107%
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10%
10%
500
333/4
34%
3,800
16%
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16%
32%
33%
33
34%
33%
343/8
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90
90
90 %
90%
90%
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7%
7%
13%
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7%
7%
7%
600
103/4
34%
90
1
107%
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333/4
33%
32%
100
18%
(The)T_4.16%
*14
11
455
*440
100
18%
!
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Syxington Gould Corp
1
22
18%
243/4
107%
107
11%
103/4
450
18%
Sweets Co of America
3
16%
400
24
10%
Swift International Ltd
1
17 %
*17%
,
1173/a
22
43%
*93
41%
1,400:
61%
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pfd "when issued_100
Swift & Co
94
200
133/4
'
75
193/4
53%
42
133/4
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43%
17
i,
100
41
40%
98
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22
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97
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13%
43
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11
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; 41
13%
94
10%
39
-
37
24
25
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11
98
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61%
50
new
43
19%
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cum
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117%
19
12.50
California
of
103/4
*96
70
*116%
1950—20
ser
10%
98
70
25
Inc
17%
55%
10%
x
Superior Steel Corp
8
10% May
2
2nd
Biscuits
Sutherland
16% May 4
34% July 25
2
26%
100
Oil
5%%
Jan
.
>21%
No par
common—,
4%%
July 24
17
55
Sunshine
40
*93
par
*39
-
43%
: 98
11
107% July 25
13% Jan 18
28
52%
53%
14
No par
19
26
Jan
1;
29
5
•7% July
Corp
Oil
Sunray
15
86
68%
comomn—
1
series A preferred—.-No par
Jun
24% Feb
25
67%
36%
68%
37
*52%
Chemical Corp
$4.50
26% Feb
25% Jun
23% Jan
663/4
36%
1
24% Jan
448
Jun
Webster4-T->-No
&
64
29
13% Jan
10% Oct
Sun
5
25
32
3
Sunbeam
19
Jun
6
68
36
15
Studebaker .Corp
Apr 30
16 Yb Jun
26% Apr 18
88% May 31
18y4 July 13
Stone
7
,
& Co Inc_.—
Corp common
preferred series A
15
5
66%
35%
20%
100
.
May, 2
21% Feb
26
4
31,000
68
31,300
65%
66
70%
16%
Stewart-Warner Corp
—.5
J, Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
1
5% prior preference.,-.,
20
3
May
119 % Jan
8
15% Mar
3
49
69%
42%
99
Apr
40% Oct
20
9 V« Jan
473/4
69%
5
101% Jun
33% Jun
49%
69%
Sterling Drug Inc\c.ommop_
3%%
preferred -—-*.
23
'
48
70%
•«
Mar 14
355
49%
69%
14
10
Jun
47%
70%
97
CLOSED
49
69%
39
(J P)
Shares
47
35%
:> Starrett Co i(The) JL S__No par
Stevens
Sales fey
the Week
$ per share
68%
38%
July 12
$ per share
64%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Mfg Co_—
-xl
Standard Steel Spring common—1<
4% convertibles preferred
50
Friday
July 27
July 20
$ per share
47%
*13%
4
July 16
Jan
preferred,series A_——100
Stand Ry Equip
Thursday
July 25
$ per share
64
.
10
common
PRICES
Wednesday
46%
1
4
;
t per share
•Sterchi Bros Stores Inc—_—
18% Mar
115% July .10
17 y2 Jan 10
14
17% Dec
Jersey new_15
SALE
July 24
44 -;
10
21% Jan
49
9
19
3%%
9
16 % July 23
58
30
3
Ohio
Jan
•-
25
Jan
of
July.24
10
9% Mar 30
Oil
25% Apr 14
35% Mar, 7
10% Jan
195
Standard
,
8 per share
Por
HIGH
Tuesday
July 23
15% Feb "; 3
2
16% .Jan
*8% July 12
39% May 11
44% Feb
10% Jun 29
18
25
Jan'
Now
25% Apr 18
56% Feb 13
27
116% Oct
xl22
of
42
7
101
Oil
26%
,7
Mar
•
2
19% Jan
11% Nov 24
1
55% Feb
17 /
28
27
v
Standard
90
Jun 28
104% Jan / 4
39% Apr -11'- '
49% Jan 17
-15% Jan
2
/ 19% Feb / 2
14% Jqn/28
20 % Feb •; 8
NOY 24
v-1'
AND
Monday
Standard Oil of California—No par
Standard Oil of Indiana—
25
3
105% Mar
25
\-36% Jan
18
21 v
Saturday
July 21
.
k
July 2
50 % July
9
37% Jun 29
13 % July 16
28
May
70% July 24
:
'
68% July 27
July 12
14
18% July 13
.
50
59
Apr
2
58% Jun 13
33% Mar 15
'
25% Jan
Mar 13
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
„
'
YORK
*14
16%
8
73/4
13
*123/4
*15
16%
34
34%
25,700
*90%
91%
170
73/4
7%
7,300
;
T
11% July 11
4% Nov 30
17
Jan
3
15
Nov 17
7% Apr
18
12% July
4'/a July
25% Dec
29
25 /
1
Feb
21
9
6% Jan
23
2
37 y2 Jun
4
13
24%
63% July 13
97% Nov
20% Feb 16
39% Nov 24
25
25
23 y4 Jan
6ct~n
Jan
44% Jun
151/8 Jan
14
2
2
50% May 4
29 Yb Apr 28
90% Mar 15
34% Mar
105
Jan
Texas
Co
Texas
July 17
44
Feb
89 % Sep 22
Nov 17
80
Jan 10
5
Co
5%
37%
483/a
49
Pacific
Land
47%
48%
26%
26%
99
No pa*
Coal & Oil
.10
*123/4
*4%
36%
25
Producing
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific
36
—10
new
13
5
36
*4%
———5
Gulf
16
12%
9
Telautograph Corp
Corp
Texas
63
(James)
Tennessee
30
44% Jan
7
Talcott Inc
13
600
*43%
5
5
400
36%
36%
37
37
2,800
493/8
475/8
48%
473/4
48%
26"%
27%
27
9 9 S/8
100%
26%
27%
993/s
99%
413/4
40%
413%
>100% 101%
.'.101%
41
40%
13
5%
363/4
48%
%
263/4
27% 4;
100 A'- 100
100
39%
13
*4%
36%
>
/
5
40%
40,500
273/8
99%
100%
8,100
13,600
40%
41
40%
20,000
85
106%
Trust—
Dec~27
10
Jun
30
19%
14
Jun
30
2iy4 Dec
: 7% Jan
Soy, Jan
3
14
3
43
Dec
8
Textron Inc
50o
17%
17%-
17%
12,700
173/4
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
10,400
preferred—No par
17 %
17%
17%
173/4
17
17%
.1,800
13%
14
13,200
1,150
7
14 y8 Jan
31
31
18% Jan
8
8% Oct
8% Jan
40
103
25
Nov
6
Jan
3 ■/'
Apr
45% Apr
6% Jan
33 y8
1
Apr
4
i
95
20% Nov 24
18y4 Jun 29
44% Nov 15
43
-Jun
99%JfrQ
4
Pec 30
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thomas Steel Co (The)--—I
1
Thompson (J R)Thompson Products Inc
5
3
5
353/4
v.-2%:
j
*99
1
preferred;--"—:—
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference
No par
2
Tide Water Associated Oil—
3
Timken-Detroit
49% Jan 30
; 10% Jan
Tim ken
Toledo
9
>£>/■■-■
37%
2%
2%
26%
26%
37%
37%
38
38%
10
2.600
*44
45
*33/4
3%
*3%
30%
293/4
-
8
38%
2%
'>>,
38 3/8
r.
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101
30
3%
200
30
*8 •"
8%
:
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37%
9.6QQ
308
38
♦100
3,100
101
2%
2%
i
26%
263/a
1
26%
26%
700
38%
37 %
38%
37%
37%
7,400
19%
18%
19
18%
19
4,900
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
45
45%
45%
45%
10%
10%
10%
10%
8
100
10
45
263/8
2%
44%
(The;)——
14
10
26
V
-
Co
Edison
15
8
101
3
Axle—-—
37
14
7,000
38
"
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-
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293/a
8%
♦99
26%
37
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2%
26%
10
8%
37%
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:
101
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30%
,
V-
9"%
♦44
33/4
29%
37%
♦14
10%
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...
133/a
37
45
33/4
30%
*8
17%
173/4
12"%
15
10
*43%
"/■
17%
•
123/4
305/8
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10%
29%
83/a
136 %
123/436
15
4
i
103
'
'
■;
45% *' 46
J46
10%
♦2%
103/8
10%
2S/a
45%
v,
103/«
3,600
46
3,200
103/a
8,300
'
10%
•'
i
Range for Previous
.
Year 1950
;v Lowest
!-
;
Mar
-19% pec 30
253/4 pec 27
22
Jan
".'8% Jan
29% Jan
<
4% Jan
v
<
V
r
■
>
STOCKS
LOW AND
•
EXCHANGE
,£
Satnrdap
July 21
-
12
'
j3% "Apr,13
5
18 '
39
3
c
>
.
-
Apr 25
,18% Feb
17% Jun 28
:9% JUb 20
243/, Feb
30
-
Apr 13T
9% Qct
J5
,
Transamerlca Corp,
•
£
..
27
41
Jan
«
13
:'i2%
EXCHANGE
105
CLOSED
Jan 26
16
•
-5%
_1
1053% -•
16%
16%
19%
.193%
10
....
19%
20
20%
21%
12%
1063/4
'
10
.
9
:.
19%.
123/4
13%
105%
/
106 %
IT'
17
19%
17
19%
123/4
10
/ 10
*30
-
19%
17
'
8 3/4
6,400
" v 4oor
:■■■
1063/4
80,800
17
*
17,700
235/s
13%
1
-
17%
19%
19%
10%
♦31
;
105%
17%
,10
v
9%
;
12%
19%
Shares
v
213/4
*23%
106%
'
29%
213/8
13
19%
r
10%
32
9
•
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19%
32
9%
20%
21%
*23%, 23%
■;
Sales fer
the Week
;
1 per share
%'L 20%
/■ii-22% -22%
12%
1053/4
I per share
1
Friday
July 27
July 26
1
'•/'
19%
!*•
Thursday
;
1
20%
22 34',23
*30
"9%
July 25
I per share
*
16%:
32
9%
193/4
20%
19%
10%
*31
-50
prior preferredCoach Coconv
Twin
/
Wednesday
!
$ per share
>
12%
1
>
>
July 24
,
STOCK
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
1
19%
,
...20
£ 20%
>.*22%
22%»■••>
20tb Century Fox Film com—No par:
Twin City Rap Transit com^-No Par
13% Jan 16
Jun
.
;>
1' 19%
lnc—'—— _5
Transuev&. WiUiapw RtebU^'-No par
1
Tri-Continental .Corp common..
$6 preferred >
—No par
—5
Truax-Treer Coal Co_—
9
Monday
July 23
$ per share
I per share
.2
-
Trans /World -fAirliaea
9
•
8% Jan
2
Par
25% Feb
9
13% Apr 30
110% Feb '/ 8
102% Jun 26 /
i
47% Dec 29
25% Jan
6
,
per share
20% jun 14
27% Feb v 2
■*20% Jun 29v10% Apr
2
110 % May 17
3
18% July 17
16% Jan 23
/Jim 29
19
JiQV 13
.
*11% Jun
104%/3an3;
'10
f
p per tfmti
7
V8% July 13
:
NEW YORK STOCK
"
Highest
"
t per share
15
r
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
-Highest
14%. July 13 ..
15% Jun 29 /
"
com
4%
;
29%
/■:,
45
*33/4
4%
*8
.
363/a
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,
29%
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123/4
10: "
■
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15
—-
18
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10%
43% >■44
50
173/4
353/4
-
15
10
1
preferred
81
123/4
12%
35%
*14
—.—No par
common—
convertible
,?5% Mat
29
10
12%
35% Fefe
July 25
31%.Mar 29
33% July 14.
£ 9% Dec 181
Fair
$2.50
100%
35 %
No par
38% Jan
=
26
6
38% Dec 28
13% Jun 27 /
The
preference-
conv
Thermoid Co
/».
17
Jan
4y4 Jan
100
1
common
qonv
$2.40
7
41% Jan
certificates
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities
Co
$1.25
2
11% Mar
103
Apr 28
2% Jun 21
6
5
share
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
31% May 25
4
Feb
7
18
.
42% Feb
22
24
7
10% Apr 27
2
3% Jun 19
24
NOV
5% Feb
23% Mar
Mar 13
25
42% Dec
1
28
23 % Mar
40% Jan
28% NOV' 18
4
27%
28
5% Dec 30
2% Nov 10
700
27%
July 18 1
18
32
84
27%
83 Yi
28%
84
27
Jun
20
94% Jan
83%
27
16y8 July 19
20
V'
84
27%
//;
27%
83
263/4
35% July 23
13% Jan
5
9% Oct
.
80%
No par
11
13% Sep
3
83
Texas
1
42% Oct
5% July 13
*80%
28 Yb July 26
1
4
17% Jan
103'%
—100
5
Apr
3
£
104%
Texas &
Apr
3
5
101 %
103 y2 Mar 10
17
12% July
5% Jan
3% Jan
Sub
25
26
36% Jan
1
106% July 27
76 y4 Jan
24% Jun
14
10%
32%
*31 %
9%
9%
>
10%
33
1,180
3,800
.
10,700
2,000
/
9%
^
3,400
// ;
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'
I
■
3
'
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U
10
Feb 21
13% Jun
22
,-43/V. Jan
2
39% July 14 /
47% Dec
19
;'■<
473/4 Jan
2
;
58
May 11
50%
51%
,-51%
103/4 July 17
263/4 Jan 13
13% Jan 10
12%
Jan
2
>
15
May
'3
Union
—5
*123/4
12%
12 5/0
12%
37%
Jan
10
£
48
May
9
Union Bag <5p Paper .Corp.—No par
Union Carbide & Carbon—-No par
45%
45%
45%
46
623/4
633/8
625/8
635/8
39% Nov
40% July 17
110% Oct 30
>
24
Jan
30
30
July 7
103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
24
107% Nov 28
103
Jan
24%. May
81
50
Jun
Jan
53% Mar 28
114/
90% Jan
96
£
55% Dec' 11
2»
27
35% Dec
105
Dec
30
15% Mar
105% Jun
■
20
84
64% July 27
'■
29
98% Jun
x
29
Jun
112% Feb
102
'
96
96% July 2£
.
18
33% Apr
98
Jun
107
9'
54
Aug 21
Dec
30
36
37% Dec
18
106% Jan
13% Jan
112
3
Jun
26% July
1013/4 July
Mar 20
Mar
3
•
Preferred $4
10
31
Apr
13
28
993/4 Jan
6
131
Apr
13
29% Jan
3
35
July 17
109
7% Mar 28
321/4 July 12
48
Dec
23
30
32
2 3/8 July 12
36% July 11
50
163/4 Jun
Sep 28
Jan 12
Jun
3% Jan
4
20
Mar
3
July 17
78 3/4 Mar
16
Mar 29
Sep 21
53% Oct 20
50% July 12
14% July 18
20% Nov 27
29% Apr
16% Dec
15 % July 13
24
151/a July 13
27% July 12
42
24
69% Jan
Xl9
•
99
Oct
2
3
12
17% May 1
17% Jan 12
Nov
21% Oct 24
:
135
.
189
Jun
5
Mar
2
8% Jan
3
46% Jan
4
64% Dec 29
Mar 11
38% Nov 22
22
14% Dec
16
'8% Jan
10
22% Nov 25
28% Jan
9
68% Dec 29
For footnotes
see
page
24.
/ 38% Apr
V
99
Jun
2
18
20
May 24
104% Jan
4
171% May 29
123/4 May 24
58% May 19
37% Jan
2
/' 193/4 May 24
60
May 24
35%
993/4
98%
107%
108
100
85%
36%
96%
?
100%
■
*36%
37%
36%
37
29%
29%
293/8
of
Inc
Carbon
United-Carr
United
No par
105
26%
*114
*104
26%
*103
*
48
'
105
*103%
17
28%
17
*17
56
56
57
57
31%
31%
32
Jan
25
4%
83
83%
84%
44
65
July 10
28% Jan 16
84% Jan
16
*82%
200
900
104
173/b
173/a
400
57
5734
2,300
*31%
32%
800
28,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
44%
44%
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443/4
120
43/8
84
83%
4%
4%
4%
28,100
10%
*10
10'/4
10%
300
83 %
20%
213/a
21
48%
483/4
49
69%
68
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69
83%
30
21%
2,500
48% :w48%
673/4
68 %
21
48%
69
V/
17,200
4%
%
-
-
28%
32
1,200
21%
'
•
No par
68%
68%
20%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
213/a
215/s
21%
21%
28%
28%
28 3/4
29
29
29
29
29
29
29
1
133/4
14%
133/4
13%
133/4
14
185/a
18%
Freight Co
185/a
*18%
No par
Nopar
$4.50 1st preferred
1
1
U S & Foreign Securities
44%
No par
U S Gypsum Co common—
preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery com
20
100
5
100
*100
.
♦205/a
110
*175%
/
18%
18%
*18%
45%
453/4
102
*100s/a
183/4
19
*18%
46%
102
'
465/8
*1005/8
133/4
14
14
473/8
19
18%
*185/8
21%
1093/4
111%
1093/4
111
178
178
*1005/8
178
178
*175%
133/4
14%
60 3/4
6i
473/a
'
61%
65
24
No par
72
24%
73 '
22
*21%
„
47%
102
*100%
21%
*21
*176
113
1113/4
180
109%
♦176%
14%
,
>
—No par
*21
14%
14%
14%
14%
*603/4
61%
603/4
603/4
*603/4
1
14%
61%
63
64%
643/4
65%
63%
24
24%
24 '
24%
73
72
72
63%
'
*71
,/
11,700
19
46%
102
*20%
4,100
19
19
'
21%
8,400
43,300
14%
18%
*18%
19
1113/4
Class A conv preferred
No par
r
19
U S Leather Co common
U S Industrial Chemicals
10%
17%
900
123
10
Co—13%
Certificates of interest
preferred
*17
4%
44%
43,a
10%
4%
10a/8
*83
175/a
44%
4%
K
4%
4%%
*103
32
103/8
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
70
315/8
57
31%
4%
105/s
United Paramount Theatres
17
27%
*116
104
16%
4%
1
Jan
*103
55
*10%
9
19
104
31%
1
1%
104
31%
Chemical Corp com.l
preferred
100
9
26
100
105
54%
(Del)
21 % Feb
Jan
104
*103%
114%
69
185
12,300
26%
68%
*
105
30
31%
4
2,000
365%
29%
31
4%
49
365/s
30%
114%
44 '
United Fruit Co
U S
48%
,
36%
29%
27%
20%
1
48%
36%
•/
31%
49
13
3,000
115V8
20%
Feb
30
37,400
26 3/4
49
24% Mar
48%
98%
37%
*313/8
43 Yb
180
102 %
54%
4
150
98%
86%
37
115%
20%
124
*97
108
101
26%
49
48% May 4
106% Feb 28
86
38
31%
43%
United Gas Improvement
*97%
102
31
10
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
100
United Gas Corp
*107%
;
"98%
375/8
No par
$3.50 convertible preferred
Corp
1073/4
No par
Corp
Co—.—
Fastener
1,900
5,100
116%
*103
l;300
3,600
18,400
'
104
--
473/4
26%
*103
14
64%
99
101
48%
--
46%
■31%
31%
104
*16%
483/s
14
633/4
86
*97
■
'!7':
45%
*97%
.•
"'f
64
*113%
120
30 3/4
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
United
*103
common—10
———-——100
12%
*85
303/a
22% Feb
.
38%
..48%
Lines
52%
123/s
107%
'
102%
48
49
9
98
.
29%
preferred
52
12(5/8
45
853/a
37%
102 ■>
205/a
13
108
100
98
37%
101
5
16
•
37
Air
14%
52
.
12%
V, 62%
•
'
100
5
Feb
/
*97%
86
96%
36%
>
46%
1073/4
United Engineering & Foundry
23
14%
52
>:
63%
*97%
United Electric Coal Cos
29% Apr
18% Feb
14V8 July 12
Jan
*96%
45%
62%
*85%
85%
54% Jan
1
i2y8
48
United
73% Feb
'■
52
12%:
,
Apr 21
24% Feb
7
2
18
100
85%
United Dye &
9
14%
513/,
363/4
4%%
1%
14
-
29%
49% Feb 13
4 3A Jan 22
22
'
No par
United Biscuit
88
-
2
19
July 2
26% Jan 25
18
106% May 23
30
90% July 26
181% July 19
>
12
23% Jan
4
14Jun
66% NOV
4
108
*97%
Aircraft
12% Jan
2
May 22
46% July
59% Jan
31
*107%
non-cumulative preferred—50
United
1
93/4 Mar 26
3
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
19
Jan
Jan
32% May 16
4% Feb
5
25
4
25
July 18
21
3
Mar 13
63% May
■
18
3% Jun
4% May 31
58
26% Jan
43 Yb Jun
123/8 Aug 21
39
22
44% Mar 13
•
3
8% May 22
••
Mar
•
Corp common
,5
convertible preferred——100
United
5%
14%
52
'
50
Union Tank Car Co—
2
14
14%
No par
common
1
4%
*14
v
,——25
series—
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co
2
112% Jan
9
Co
series——Nopar
9
27
102
$3.50
Feb
Mar 29
111% Sep 13
18% Dec 29
Preferred
Jan
243/a Dec
22% Jan
Rubber
52
41 Yb May
2
1033/4 Dec
•
&
40
29
25
33
Asbestos
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
Nopar
7
30
79% July 11
24% July 17
106
Dec 18
1
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood, CorpNo par
11
40% Apr
•
477/s July 17
38
2
Mar 17
Jan
109 % Jan
4
29
May 12
25% Jan 13
31
3
24
'
24%
73
14,200
102
21%
113%
4,500
180
10
■;
5
,
14%
*60 3/4
V
*14%
61%
40
:
":
1,800
623/4
5,000
233/s
24
9,900
70
70
613/4
-
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15,200
483/s
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24
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(380)
.
Monday, July 30, 1S51
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
f per
f per thare
S per
thare
14% Jun
27
Feb
4
7>/a Dec
29
8% Jan
9
34 % July 13
49% Jan
10
36% July
5
43
65 % July 17
77
12
70
7
84% Mar
18
Jun
16
U
8% Jan
12
Jun
29
11
91
51
Jan
18
143% Oct
9
33% Mar 31
62% Nov
126% Jan
;
68% Mar
54% July 14
13
Jan
4
18% Dec
27
40
July
21
18 Va Jan
3
Feb
11% Apr
Jan
26
4% Apr
24
27% Jan
9
24% Oct
18
2% Dec
6% Apr
4
x25
Jan
177
July 28
Sep 27
45
12
20% Feb
14
Jan
3
27
Apr
4
6% Jun
29
Jan
27
30%
July
Jan
July
Jan
105% Jan
3
2
24
25
5
3
9
x27% Jun
19% July
'25% Jun
31% Deo 14
116% Feb 20
106% Jan 26
103% May
July 17
60
35%
31%
44
20Va
82
5
29
16
20
2
Mar
Feb
Mar
July
54% Jun
25
71% Feb
7
Wabash
10
12
Jan
2
13% Feb
13
Waldorf
29
*29% Feb
13
5
3
27
Jan 12
Jan 20
40%
::*39%
5%
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lOVa
10
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91%
3%
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3%
55%
40%
41
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5%
5%
89% ' "
.:
-
5,800
106
3,400
3%
100
27
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24
200
10%
3%
-
27
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.
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3%
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23%
23%
3,000
41
10%
„
91
'
3%
25 %
'
89%
-
1,500
,
19%
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10%
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3%
3'A
50,900
41%
5%
.
10%
-
.
91%
1
.
;
1,100
143%
19
41
"
480
8,800
,
59 %
143%
*
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23
59%
40%
*
55%
54
59%
,
j
5%
3%
'
23%
;
3'/a
23%
200
-
'
3%
3%
3%
25%
25
164
164
165
59%
:
;
10%
19,700
133%'
41%
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25%
'
24%
24%
65%
133%
19%
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■
3%'
3%
.
3%
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1
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; 6434
53%
.
4,400
91
65%
134%
143Va 145
19 V' 19 Ve
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26
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1,200
38
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133%
143%
19
40%
5%
36 Va
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40% * 41%
143 Va
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19%
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10
25 Va
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25
25
25%,
163%
8,800
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-
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164
164
'
40
163%
163%
•
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9'A
9%
V *51%
52'A
28 Va
28%
28 Ve
33%
28 %
34%
35%
33%
34%
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29%
V
17%
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117
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17%
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117 y
17
,
117
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117
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1,100
35
15%
29%
17%
17%
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117
34
33%
95
34
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119
119
12%
120%
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121%
1
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100
i
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100'A
54
51
31%
102
50
50
27%
27 Va
27%
41
41
*17%
41
41%
41 %
18
18
17%
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31
*28%
31
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56%
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31
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57
V;
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V;
>
500
800
44
1,100
500
17%
17%
31
'
27%
41%
17%
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120
40
27%
27%
41
:
17%
110
X
31%
31%
31%
27%
41
*17%
120
100 Va
102
51%
31%
31%
31%
14,900
*98%
: i
400
21
115% '
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102
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,
-
102
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27%
41
52
31%
31%
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99%
99
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101%
52
52
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Va
99;
99
101%
120%
20%
115%
2,600
13,700
12%
21
20%
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1,700
-
95
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120%
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21
9,700
'
12%
12%
115
20%
115
115
114%
V
102%
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20%
20%
20%
114%
1,300
33%
-
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95
C 12%
13%
33
33%
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95
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13Va
-
120%
f
20%
114%
33%
33%
33%
34%
95
12%
12%.
12%
1,400
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i
24%
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j
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117
117
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29%
17%
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160
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24%
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115
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34
29%
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24%
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t
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9
-
5,000
9%,
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51% " 51%
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29
17%
17%
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35
15 y
15
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9 Ve
51%
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28 Ve
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51%
.
28%
-
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
25
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
10
7% preferred————20
26
143
19%
■*'■
36%
54%
*58%
f
41'A
40 %
'142%
*39%
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
7
28
Dec
41
29%
27
35%
16%
13
1|
17
40%
143%
-
3%% preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred—-—
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
23
30
30
13
14% Jan
7
July 17
17% Nov
6
28
Dec
Dec
Oct
Apr
Sep
May
65
26
40
19
91
•'
53 Va
59%
58%
59
59
143
T,
Victor Chemical Works common—5
183A Jan 3
112% May 24
99
July 17
76%
'
6,800
-
8
37%
"
9%
34% July 13
Jan
Jun
July
Jan
July
28% Apr
46%
33%
x30%
37%
22%
36
7
27% Jan
"■
51%
100% Jan 18
14% Mar 2
126% Mar 2
22% Mar 1
%
/.
Sharte
18%'
*7%
»74
76
the Week
share
18%,
:8
38%
64 %'• 65%
133% 134
V
53%
52 Va
52%
51%
9%
25
Jun
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
Jun
.*88%
y
134
*132%
133
100
-*
—
Power
91
65%
%
'
132%
51%
91 Va July 5
10% Jan
3
112% Jun 29
37%
16%
! 33%
20'A
/' 27
112
112%
100
xl03% May 26
Utah
*7%
37%
S per
18%
•38.
38%
-
.
•-36%*
Sales fee
.
July 27
*
S per share
8
■*-
*74
...
37%'
36%
62
62%
1
Inc com
76
*89%
91
61 %
■
100
Co
37%
*73%
37%
36%
»89%.
t.r
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co inc—
—10
Vertientes-Canr gUey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
" 5% non-cumul preferred
100
29
17
23%
104
Dec 28
22
Mar 23
117% Aug 25
106% Dec 21
*
1
15
13
,5
10
13
28
July 11
Jan
13% July
115
■
com.No par
preferred
& Light Co_
4% %
9
Tobacco
Pictures
Universal
10
28% Feb
July 12
-
CLOSED
1
preferred
8%
170% Jan
'■■59% Feb
1
EXCHANGE
Corp
Laboratories Inc—
Leaf
Universal
5
12
12% Feb 13
;
17
21
—
16% July 27
114% Sep 12
Stockyards
38
Friday
...
26*
18 Vt
-
-
10
Sep
5
Dec 20
Oct 18
May 4
75
*7%
7%
.
37%
37%'
*73'/a
r
non-cumulative
Universal
26
5% Jan
Jun
101% Dec 29
11% Dec 28
96% Mar 22
79
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
51
105
10
Jan
98
8
26% Jan
38%
12% Jan
3 X
18%
20% Jan 26
28%
97% Mar 8
103 :
*37%
+
No par
common
1
26
24% Feb 23
Co
27% Jun
8% Jun
34% Aug 1#
16VeDec28
1
Tobacco
S
*7%
8
v"
18%
18 X
•
17%
17%
-*
?
100
27% Feb
163% July 26
f July
t.ver share
Sper share
'
17%
*7%
■
•
100
1st preferred
preferred—
United
24
22
4% Jan
27
Dec
rr
,
STOCK
,ylk-
9
06% Jan
61% Jan
5
9
9
.
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d
27
May 23
24% Dec
U
17
July 23
22% Jan
20% July 27
.
common—
non-cum
1%
Feb
2% May 15
17
161
Jan 16
7% July 10
Co
■
.
series A—a-100
10
preferred
Rubber
29
24
8
3
Co
Jan
3 %
Jan
15
Card
1
10
20
——-10
Plywood Corp common
S
1%
7% Jan 26
89% July 27
22% Nov
.—
preferred--25
1
pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
13
9% Jun
Thursday
'
July 25
July 24
t per share
share
17%
22% Jun
3
100
3
2% July 17
common
8 per
Par
.
>
8
Jan 41
42
28
38
6% Oct 28
19
•
& Min com—-50
1%
preferred——
—,
50,
U S Steel Corp common
No par
153% Jan 19
20% Mar 20
May 21
5% Jun 27
44% May 19
26
Dec
91% May
12
>
Wednesday
Tuesday
"
July 23
21 v
U S Smelting Ref
30
47% Jan
29
S
8%
S
67 Va Mar
3
37% Jun
141% Jun
Playing
3% %
U
19
Jan
61
29
22
,
3
5% Jan
9
57% July
t
U
8
142% Feb
2
S
14
67% May 10
i
Mar 28
45
6
42% Dec
' 2
151% Nov 20
25% Jan
139
18
U
5
96% Feb
33% May -1
128% July
29
Jan
S
4 % %
42% Feb
July 20
ft
3
"
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
52% Oct
5
37 % Jan
Co
20% Feb
38% Dec
88'/a July
Lines
29
Jun
97% Apr
23% July 12
,
7% July IS
17
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
1
J lily
"
S per thare
share
LOW
Monday
Saturday
<
3
EXCHANGE
Highest
*
STOCK
YORK
NEW
•
i.v
>
STOCKS
Range for Prevloua
31
*28%
w
48
Apr 24
12
Jun
26
26% Dec
6
32
Jan
13
53
31
4
Feb
27
6% July 13
8% Jan
9% Dec 28
14 % July 14
20% Nov 24
97
Jan
16
11
Dec
106
8
104
May 17
99
18
38% Feb
6
28
Jun
5
15 % Feb
14
29% Dec
21
.26
Jun
29
28
27% Jun
30
17% Dec
29
Jan
23% May 25
8
12% Jun
11
24
July 13
18
27
8
24% Jan
13
34
83% Feb
28
Jun
27
19
Wayne
28
20% July 25
104% Oct
14
109% Feb
7
104 % Mar 20
107'-; Feb 14
104% Oct
4
109% Mar 24
12% Apr 17
18% Dec 21
78
Dec 27
24
23
- 2
20% Feb 13
2
75 , Mar 14
106% Jun ' l
89% May
Feb
111
4
27
•X
t per
( per
f per share
share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
,,.
11% Jan
15
16
Apr
51% Apr
25
40 Va Jan
10
49
May 11
12% July
5
23% Dec
28
18
Jun
29
41% Dec 22
34
Jun
28
18
29% Feb
3
49 Va Mar
26
2
Jan
3
55
Dec
29
46 Va May
64% Jun
27
89
Oct
24
8 4'A July
24
9
94 Va Jan
24
19% Jan
13
44
Dec
1
32% Jun
28
47 Ve Feb
13
28
24% July
29Va~July
56% Apr 30
28
23
34% Jan
2
22
105% Feb
18
97
Jun
22
22% Feb
16
34% Dec
12
30% July
Feb
20
30 Ve Nov
29
112'
36
129
Dec
6
35% Dec
28
3
7
36% Jan 22
Jan
19
42% Feb
13
126
8
33% Jun
May
104 Ve Feb
2
Feb
28
125
July 27
41
6
Jun
102% Sep
13
Mar 27
3
94
Oct
19
84% Jun
25
94
26 Va July 15
15% Feb
8
41
Feb
27
29% Jan
26
37% Apr, 10
28% Dec
27
2
81
Jan
25 Va July
4
23 Va Mar 19
White
Sewing Machine com—
31% May
2
17 %
2
18% Dec
19
25% Nov
12
35% Nov 22
34% Mar 22
36 ;
Jan 23
12% Feb
15
17% May 26
15% Jan
21
Apr
30
3
11% Dec 29
5
70% Dec
5'A Jan
49% May
26
7% July
2
12
Jan
2
66 Va July
30
3
75
Feb
9
Jun
27
16
Oct
24
12
Jun
28
77'A Jan
5
91
Sep
22
76% Jun
28
87% Feb
5
13% Dec
30
12% Jan
25
17
Apr
18
12
.
9% July 11
16% July 13
137
July 18
22% Feb
Jun
13
45% Sep
Feb
3
>€% July 12
26
69
77
17% Jan
15
51
32% Jan
142
25
10
42% Dec 16
July 18
15 Va Jan
20% Mar
4
140% Jan
129% July 11
9
17%
17 Vt
17%
17 Vt
17%
17%
17%
2,300
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32 Vt
27 Vt
*31%
32%
32
32%
25%
25%
25%
16%
27
Jan
9
89% Apr
21% Dec
13
74
18
12% July
>7
13
38
21
86% Jan 20
47% May 15
13
11
17% Jun
14
17
14% May 19
43% May 29
37% Oct 20
31
53% Oct
6
45 Va Jun
3
19% Oct
18
79% Apr
2
17
21% Jan
2
2
14
38% Jan 10
48-
Jun
14
30% Jan
38% Feb
26
2
59% Feb
25
2
19% Jan 17
2
Prior
Prior
6
i0% Feb 16
July 27
29%
86%
38%
21%
.
i
;3% Jun 27
•_;
*Eid and asked prices;
Civxdend.
y
Ex-rights,
47% Jan
4% July
no
sales
f Ex-stock
71% Feb 1
2
5% Feb
2
on
dividend
this
day. Un
(%th
share
*16'A
16%
16%
16 V4
22%
22
221/2
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22%
500
14
13%
15
14%
143/4
3,700
8
8
8 Va
,
:
;
20%
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'
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8%
31%
28
107
vi.,
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-
105
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97
28% : 28%
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86
86
38%
38%
37%
21%
21%
20%
X
28%
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15%
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1108
105
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97
97
22,500
8,200
•
108
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.
40
8,700
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28%
28 Va
28%
108
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105
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28%
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108
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v.
700
4,100
38%
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21%
28%
107%
106%
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87
31%
39%
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105
97
X
.
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AND
Monday
X
84% s; -X;
HIGH
13
13%
47%
47%
19%
20%
20%
37%
37%
37 Va
EXCHANGE
48%
CLOSED
*86
88%'
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»106%
15%
•
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108 X
107
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per
Friday
July 26
Sales fit
the Week
share
X
Sharet
$ per share
t per share
X-
14
14
: 133/4
13%
13%
47%
47 34
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47%
47%
21
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21 %
20V«
39%
38%
38%
49%
50
49%
50'A
50'A
51
88%
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89
38
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38%
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July 27
Thursday
July 25
.
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97
PRICES
.; t
v
13%
;
Wednesday
'
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STOCK
108
SALE
% per share
87
97
y»
16
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/
86
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t per share
85 i:
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*
108
Tuesday
<
July 23
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"
16
82%
106%
49
48%
88%
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4,200
200
89 %
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37
37
27
27%
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37 Va
37%
37%
27 Va
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27%
37%
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126
35
;
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88
35
35%
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r
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35%
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3934
86
35%
40
87%
86
35%
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21 Va
38%
86
v.
37%
8,909
100 ; '' 100
X -
34%
34%
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126
27%
<:
100
39%
28
37%
273A
37%
X. 27 Va
.
38%
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27%
/ 3,100
13,700
1;"
240
X
v
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1
T;
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18
18
17%
36
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18 Va
17%
X35%
26%
27%
•
17 %
17%
173/4
36
36
36
18%
17%
17%
*78%
15 'A
20%
*131
79
8%
8%
66%
66 %
12 Va
12 Va
12%
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79%
*78%
15%
79 Ve
15%
20%
18%
18%
3,900
;
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Towne
-v
*163/8
16%
2,300
20%
20%
,'.4,900
131%
131%
47%
471/2
47%
47%
44%
45
44 Va
44%
25%
25 Va
136
Zenith Radio
Corp
Products
Corp—
.
.25%
25%
78
77
.94
93
*93
94
75
74%
13%
13 Ve
:
45..
„
.
13%
439%
45%;
14
-
34Va
47%
47%
A 16"
57,
—No par
-»
25%
77
77
95
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96
*94
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'
74%
74%
74%
13%
13'A
14%
14
14 Va
■
/
47%
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45%
14
n
34%
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;
46
,
,
34%
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:
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16%
-
-
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*
16%
14%
43%
34 Va
49 X.
17%
45 '
X; 13%
f-
:
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X
45
h:
-14
160
.
14
13%
80
Y
900
3,400
44%
•
14
•
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i
f
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34%
49% '
17
*
'
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2,400
7,100
■
-100
35
48 Va :
48% 'i1-
1,300
13,500
16%
16%
57
1
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34%
43 %
17
140
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74
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4,300
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74%
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136
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94
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45%
.
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136
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77'A
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26%
78
13 Va
■;
300
16%
20%
75
Mfg Co
Corp common
4%%> convertible
78%
78'A
79
16%
20%
93
.
8,600
16%
90 %
■
7,800
,.700
12%
20%
92%
4
67
i23/8
16%
24%
.
83'4
67
y.
-20%
90%
•
12%
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,
8%
83i
66'A
12%
100
'2.100
20%
24%
No par
No par X.
5
8%
66%
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16%
»
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-—
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8%
66%
20%
136
y *35%
18%
8%
24%
.
York.
Zonite
18%
66%
,
12%
No par
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—-100
—23
1
preferred——50.
Young (L A> Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstowm Sheet
Tube__^No par
Youngstown Steel Door
-No par
&
17%
36
12
67
12 Va
*35%
45
Aeronautical
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
-
17%
8%
8%
67
,
36
47
W)
Wright
Yale
17%
.
70% Apr 14
•6% Apr 22
16%
.XX, 13%
87
39
■;'•
•
<•
91% Jan 13
X; *16%
31
29%
*86
39
21 'A
,;:-vXX;
Co
Common
98
29%
■
8
46%
29
82% Apr 24
13%
44%
84% Mar 12
98% Dec
13%
44 Va
28% Jan
3
14
*85%
15,300
28%
25%
'
X-.X'1 •
28 Va
27%
27%
25%
22%
46%
75% Jan
July
16%
22%
8
1,200
32
32
28%
25%
22%
*16'A
8Vt
32
32
28
*25
1
23
*22 Va
43 3i
23% Jun 25
105 Va Feb
XX
27% X 28 Vt
46
Sep
79
.
16%
.
' 7.
—10
10
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Dec 29
25
>
*25
Co__
(F
15% July
17%
preferred——-———-100
6%
10
Iron
Jan
18 Vt
pfd series A
Woodward
Dec
17%
Co Inc
Woolworth
90
11% Jan
conv
&
5
95% Dec 29
Jan
21,000
No par
common—No par
$4.25 preferred—————-No par
Wilson-Jones Co
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
$4.50
Wilson
3
4
9% July
36
July
24% July
47% Oct
13%
—
46 % Feb
Jan
July 26
13%
17%
Oil Co
50% May
16
13%
—-—5
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
Wiicox
3
Jun
13%
'
29
25
50
3,000
13%
*35%
preference-
Jan
22
6,000
r
17%
102%
13%
——20
Prior
41% Jun
45
74
*70
4
9%
17 VB
*101%
17%
102
102
13%
:
Par
Co
9%
9%
17 Va
17%
102
13%
X:.XX"'
XX
Lines Inc.,—
1
Western Auto Supply Co
10 ; ;;
Western Maryland Ry com
-100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific RR com
No par •
Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg cl A
No par
Westinghouse Air Brake_j—-10
Westinghouse Electric com
-'x2 Va
3.80% preferred series B——100
Weston Electric Instrument—-12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—
-100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The SS)——20 ,
Motor
17%
*101
13%
July 21
V'y;AX;
9%
9%
9%
'X
102
Saturday
White
33% Jan
July
*101
Western Air
28
27
July
102
:;iX
18
/:•;.
STOCK
YORK
$ per share
share
13% Dec
7% Jun 26
37 Va July 26
18
Co———No par,
4%% pfd
100
.
;X
9%
18
:
A;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
9%
9%
18
Inc
Tobacco
STOCKS
Year 1950
i
5,600
XX
4.20%
i
Range for Previoui
t
4934
49
13%
preferred series B——100
4.10% preferred series C_
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke——5
West V i Pulp & Paper com—No par
4% %
preferred
——.—-100
,
107% Feb
Jun 22
15% July
15
49%
Electric
112% Jan
Nov
49%
Power
106% Jifly 23
111
49
Penn
13
July 19
49 Vt
49%
Penn
28
28
-
XXX 48%
X
9%
West
27% Dec
27% Dec
44% July 14
48%
West
15
114% Jun
107
1,300
29% Feb 26
89% Feb
Wayne
Webster
36 Va Jan 29
May 14
Mar 14
95 X
800
27%
40% July 13
30
Jan 27
July 18
84
Jan
12''a
273/8
*8
29 Va
<27
12%
27%
5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com-—2.50
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West Indies Sugar Ccrp
——1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
5
26
15
12'A
27%
1
13
9 Va Feb
Dec
18Ve Apr
21 Va July 13
HO,'
*12
14
18% Feb
30
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
12
27%
*101
Co„—5
-5
Motor.
Waukesha
5
2
26
Dec
'
57
12
27%
X
.
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
19% Jan 31
9
7% Jan
88% Sep 25
35% Dec 28
Jun
5
Sep
2
-No par
3
Warren
1
13% July 10
17% Mar 16
11% July 13
Foundry & Pipe
Petroleum Corp
Warren
7
Mar
*56
12%
27%
;,XX'A'
5
1
Inc
200
57
57
57
12 Va
27%
:12
V
1
100
common
Pictures
Bros
Warner-Hudnut
25% Feb
15% July
21% Jan
'
Co
preferred
Warner
6
18
34% Feb
27
Eaking
5%%
43% Jan 23
24 Va July
24% Jan
Ward
12
18% Jun
25
16 % Jun
Jun
13% July
11% Mar 28
16% Jan 24
9
21% Feb 23
\
27%
48%
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hivam) G & W
Walworth Co——————2.50
9
'11% May
4
v
17 l/B July 27
19
Sep
56% Feb
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107
GOVERNMENT
1950
Range Since Jan. 1
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101.30 Sep 1
Nov
Lowest
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case
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May 10
Low
Low
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HIGH
Tuesday
July 23
High
bonds
Low
High
SALE
PRICES
Low
High
3s
1951-1955
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
1955-1960
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105.24
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1956-1959
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1958-1963
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EXCHANGE
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108.4
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1
1
111.10 May
or
LOW
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YEARLY
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indicate in each
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(Prov of)
Power—
A
39%
46%
Mar-Sept
1956
2004
series B secured external 1962
A4J/2s assented
80
77
4
60%
*52 '/a
Jan-July
1967
7s
16
78 y2
,
Great
38%
75
Jan-July
2012—
Croats & Slovenes
A6%s
98
94%
77 y4
Jan-July
1976
2%)
ASilesia
96'/a
:
1976——Jan-July
1
1
51
42
;
1976
1
f dollar bonds Jan
39
—
*60
.
Bhinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
94 %
97%
94%
——April-Oct
1962—
(Republic of)—
3V2s extl
extl
4!/2s
gold
Salvador
to
52
*47
April-Ocf
extended
2.25%)
external dollar loan
40%
37%
•
1960—
6%)
»
1999—
loan
water
reduced
A7s
to
2.5%)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
.
reduced
(interest
55
41
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Jan-July
'
53%
38%
*38V4
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
1950—
external
40%
*111% 112 y2
55
40
V'
—
May-Noy
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
66%
72 %
<
High
1936
50%
56
*52
67 y8
Low
/.
June-Dec
to 2%)
2012
(State of)—
stahlped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5% )
1999
8s
46%
49%
48 %
Jan, 1
No.
Ban Paulo
92
88
,
—
A8s secured
(State)—
assented
1966
due
1926
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
—May-Nou
A6y2s extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
37%
4%
*52
49%
May-JVoo
June-Dec
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Stamped
of
(City of) 6%s 1952
April-Oct
ASao Paulo (City)
8s 1952—
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
v.
35%
90 '/8
90'/a
*90
June-Dec
May-Nov
1953
Cuba
Chechoslovakia
loan
1967 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%). 2004
7s
37
50
—
*51 y2
May-Wot)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
A7s
Range Sine*
Sold
High
—
ARome
—
*51 y2
April-Oct
.Jan-July
1952
5s
4'/2s
50
(State of)—(Cont)
reduced
1961
(City)
gold
37%
35%
*37 y4
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
lAColombia Mortgage Bank 6'/as 1947
April-Oct
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nou
§ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen
51%
•
i
1961
Jan
1927
-
-
June-Dec
1951
(Republic of)—
of
*37 y»
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Mar-Sept
1960
7s
1960
(Hukuang
Colombia
*37 y.
-
—
Mar-Sept
Municipal
37
50
Rio Grande do Sul
55
1962
1962
Consol
AChinese
*51 y2
Low
51%
37%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid St Asked
High
51
-
May-Nov
sinking fund 6s
assented
A7s
*37 »/4
Mag-Nov
1961
1961
assented
AChilean
*37 y«
*51 y2
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
36
June-Dec
sinking fund 6s
assented
A6s
Low
NO.
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
fund
27
Ranffe Si nee
Sold
High
Low
*51 y2
June-Dec
1957
1957
6%s 1961
A4%s assented 1961
ASinking
JULY
Friday
Bonds
Friday'*
or
Bid & Asked
■
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FOR WEEK ENDED
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Chronicle
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Electric
Power
first
3s
1976- -June-Dec
Low
96
.
—'•'
99
..
conv
debenture
debs series
Carolina
A
—
97%
•
2
■
ft
i
i
First
'106
109%'
100ft
ioi ya
'
(perpetual)
_
Clinchfield & Ohio
4s
—Jan-Julp
101 Va
,::101'/2 102
'f
First mortgage
guaranteed 4s 1981
Oelanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Celotex Corp 3 %s debentures
93
-Mar-Sept
1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
105
1995™
AGen
mortgage
4 Vis series
L 2020
AGen
4'.is series B Jan 1 2020
Central RR Co of N J—
General mortgage 3Vis
Jan
Central New York Power 3s 1974
Central Pacific
Ry Co—
*
First and refund 3Vis series A
1974
4
100
r
•
106%
j •''' 104
i
65
103%
102 y4
102 V*
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99
104
r
20
'
71%
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50 '/a
87
47%
358
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22
55'/a
,
98.
..
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101% 101%
96
101%
~
102
100
4"Vis
1992
Afar-Sept
119
Refund and impt M 3 y2s series D
1996—May-Nou
Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E
1996
Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 37/8s series H
1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
'
117%
133
4s
—
1958
1977—Feb-Aug
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
mtge 4>/2s Jan
mortgage 4s
mortgage
Chicago Indiana
inc
series
4 Vis inc
&
V 5
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*97
A
ser
&
.
112%-
104
15
'
Dow
97
15
93
:
/
74
71%
80
80
1988
&
1st
mortgage
Income
98%
102%
95
101
83%
83%
3
69 %
—
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82%
79%
88
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78%
79%
5
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87
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1
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76%
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.
4s
97
98%
97
77%
14
101%
96
29
77
103%
90%
74%
,
•
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97
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95%
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98
105%
3
92%
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101%
238
107%
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12
95%
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109%
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1980
78
73
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74%
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105%
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93%
94%
95
97
100 %
93
30
95%
94%
4
96%
97
80
76
103% 103%
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April-Oct
2%s 1979—
97
101% 101%
1976-Afar-Sept
1961
^-May-Non
debentures
105 V*
94%
—
98%
77%
88%
77 V*
75%
101
—
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__
April
1
101%
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--
Jan-July
2018
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2%s
99
68
,
1
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mortgage
102%
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100
102 %
102%
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■
101
101
120
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April
65
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85
Jan
2003
April
55
61
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11
:
55
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70% y
53%
98
101
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Pacific RR—
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98%
20
97 4
75%
74
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39
71
65
62
65%
188
61
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62%
207
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99%
83
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112%
105%
—
112%
...
71%
71%
73
30
'
82%
70%
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1990
.:_Jcin-July
First consol mtge 3'/8s series G
2000—Jan-July
First Consol mortgage 2s series H
1953—Afar-Sept
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs 1961
^Florida East Coast first 4»/2s 1959
AFirst
101%
11
75
,
*108%
104%
105
99 %
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84%
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85
100
96%
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96%
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100
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104%
100
104%
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96
•
75
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mtge
142
99
74y*
60
,
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■
consol
139
109% 109%
General mtge inc 4'/2s ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3'As series E
1964_April-Oct
First
:
74 \
Oi leans—
■77
y
140
*99%
April-Oct
;
_
140
J
97%
refunding mtge 23/4-4y4s 1994_Jan-July
*107%
140
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As
1971—Mar-Sept
87 y4
•
5s
Erie
98
•60%
r
& Georgia div first 5s 1956
May-Not)
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-Julp
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Afar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
—April-Oct
Edison El 111
-
100y» y
777/a
66
Jan-July
95%
78
Jan
1956
98 !
79
'•
^
.
70%
v
,y
16 ?
100%
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of
100% 101 %
June-Dec
*100%
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sepf
deposit
73%
103%
100
74%
*73
Mar-Sept
99%
15
„
73
138
102%
71%
82
81 %
—
81%
89
73
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20
98%
•
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125
190
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78
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74
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90%
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2038
A
4s
*—
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June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First
•"
100
"
May
Duquesne Light Co 2%s 1977
111%*
•>
105%
>•
100
101%
98%
5
97%
Afap-NoV
•
ASecond gold 4s 1995
:
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4yas 1961
Detroit Tol 81 Ironton RR 2%s ser B
'
117
r' 29
95%V«t
April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
Louis
; -
99
95
mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan
2019—April
4'/is conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
Chicago & North Western Hp—
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1 1999—April
mtge 27/es
107'/a
-
110
*93% 101
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1st
105%*
103
interest)
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104%
96%
109%
105% 106%
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1
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ser
Southern
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
Chicago St
>
96%
.
—
105% 106
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Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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Hiffk
92%
100
100
East Tenn Va
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
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1985—
A 1st
70
•*
Low
RR—
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A
inc
66
Feb-Aug
General
AGeneral
99%
qq 3/„
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FW.
A
.1
i
; 103% 103%
*109% 118 y4
,
....
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No.
106
100
—
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1979—Jan-Julp
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st
and refundine 4'As series
B
First and
refunding mortgage 3Vis
First and
refunding mortgage 27/Bs
1st & ref
mtge 3s 1990
Chicago & Eastern 111
.'••>
qq
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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119
99 y4
103%
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Sold
97'/a
*—
—
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I
1982—May-Sepf
Gen & ref mtge, 2%s sen J 1985—
Afar-Sept
3s convertible debentures 1958
June-Dec
'
103:
119
*
ser
t-Income mortgage (3% fixed
1% contingent interest) 1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
104%
i'—
.»
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
contingent
.
General
Bonds
June-Dec
AIncome mortgage due 1993
_!
Morris & Essex division 1
<■
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Denver & Salt
104%,
*98% 103
1965
B
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
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1% contingent interest) 1993
AIncome mortgage series A (4'%%
85%
68%
42
99%
47%
'103
102
69
54%
101%
High
*96%
100
1st mtge & coll tr 4y2s ser B 1985
Delaware Powef & Light 3s 1973———
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3y8s 1977_June-Dec
74<
99
—100
73% .75
►68 ya
55
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
• •
'
91
99%
74%
Jan-July
April-Oct
s
—
'1
99%
'
1987—
103%.
'
ft-"ft.
May
A
72
*97%
Jan-July
May
mortgage
105%
*__
debentures (1947 issue) 1960
IA Central Branch U P first
gold 4s 1948 —June-Dec
Central of Georgia
Ry—
First mortgage series A
100
3
'100% 101%
—Feb-Aup
—Feb-Aup
'3%s
94
*62
-April-Oct
1960
39
v
w
—June-Dec
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
—June-Dec
New York Lackawanna & Western Div
First and refund M 5s series C 1973
■
j
_Mar-Sept
:
—
1978
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963
Afap-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
-
109%
'1057/a
„
mortgage 3s series A
Dayton Union Ry 3y4s series
HlVa
107%
•
8
.
—
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1978Jan-July
104%
101'/a 110*
25-
106
,
stock
1960
or
Sale Price
Low
95
'
106
♦loo
Week's
Last
Period
High
95
•
'4-\ 15
106'/a 106%
-Afar-Sept
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
(
a%>
"
-
107% 107%
...106%
BONDS
Jan. 1
-
'
Friday
Range Sinoe
<
No.
104 y8 104 »/a
Feb-Aug
Capital Airlines, Xnc—
4s
Sold
High
*96 y2
—Jan-July
—June-Dec
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1951
Canadian Pacific Ry—
Bonds
D
*95
California Oregon Power 3Vis 1974—____
._May-Nou
Canada Southern consol gtd. 5s A 1962
-April-Oct
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 43/4s, 1955
'
Bid & Asked
Low
California
27
Week's Range
Last
85
Chicago Union Station—
First
•
mortgage
3 %s series F
(First
mortgage
27/8s
series
1963
G
101
4s
Jan-July
1952—Jan-Julp
100%
101%
100
Jan-Julp
1963
Chicago & Western Indiana conv
First and
refunding 4%s series
100
•;
D
103
1962_Mar-Sepf
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 23/4s 1975-April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978
Jan-July
96%
5 7 >.
1
103
101%
102
106
/f:
93%
*100
102
C
mortgage gtd 3%3 series E 1969
First mortgage 2%s series G
1974
I T Financial
CoTp 2%S 1959—
L
City'
Ice
&
Oo 36
Fuel
s
1977—'debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures
ft
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
General
gold
5s series
4s
1961
Cleveland Short Line
Colorado
&
96% ;
1
series
E
97
*83%
y--. yy
1977—Jan-July
1982_^
Jan-July
66%
-li '•!:
87
84%
.
f
82%
:
71
101%
98%
l
4
97'
101 Ye
89%
v
106%
98%
100 V4
105%
98%
102%
97
104%
5.,
—
97%
88%
4
;
fund
33/4s
A
refund
mtge 2%s
98 7 k:
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97'%
9?y
102%
101% 101%
100%
107 y4
refund
mtge 25/8s
refund
A
mtge 2%s
refunding 3s series D
First and refund
1st
&
1st
&
3s
ref
ref
mtge
M
Feb-Aug
B
ser
C
ser
3y4s
ser
ser
F
1981
G
May -Nov
1979-_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1981—
convertible debentures
ref
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M
27/8s
ser
mtge s f
conv
Consolidated
U
23/4s
105%
3s
3s
debentures
First
3%s
trust
1968
Utilities 2%s
mortgage
2%s
90%-
90
v:,
r
94%
„
122%
89
,
101%
90%
25
76%
94%
;
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100
—
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i
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78 %
100
5
66%
'
101%
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66
*„
Jan-July
1979
102
*78%
April
mtge 1976—..Afap-Nov
————April-Oct
i
-—i-Jan-July
1969
114
109
-
1st
1978
14
114
v.2
94%
102%
102%
June-Dec
H
Hackensack
Water
first
mtge 2%s 1976—Afar-Sept
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
——Jaii-JuZp
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970—.—--Jan-Julp
5S
ser
A
*—
94
120
121
96%
"2 i'
120
96%:.
1962-June-Dec
100%
94
92%
104%
100
102%
& Manhattan
first
5s
A
1957-——Feb-Aug
,66%
66%
67%
1957—_—April-Oct
35%
33%
36
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981- .Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978-—
June-Dec
96%
96
99%
101%
96%
'AAdjusted
income
Feb
5s
129
101%
25
100% 101
40
65
76
144
33
54%
6
94
99%
102%
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100
97%
104 ya
1981ft
X
1986
99%
2'As
1968
receipts
8 A 7%s series A
deposit receipts
5 A 6s series B deposit
receipts
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page
29.
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93%
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91% 101 >/a
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y
22
99%
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102 yy
98
105%
98%
•
105%
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102% 103%
■*
123% 124%
317
30
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Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979 -May-Noo«
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
_May -Nov
Collateral
105% 105%
J,
lines
102%
103%
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trust
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126 V*
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:
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107
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Mar-Sept
98%
98%
103%
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102
43
93%
104 yB
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103
49%
2
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1946
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1946-v
97
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%
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;
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4s
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1966
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BONDS
Interest
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or
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1976
Co.
Virginia Electric
D
96%
124 %
96%
134
103%
R
Saguenay Power
1961—
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures
104%
98%
Missouri
tr
Gas Corp
S
Consol.
St
debs
104
105
99%
96%.
*124
I960—June-Bee
1968
debentures
3'As
1964
Reading Co first & ref 3 %s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
3%s
*—
<
128%
97
101%
33
RR—
Biscuit
U
219
100%
of
California
United
106'/8
201
100%
Higto
118
99
102% 102%
1970_ApriZ-Oct
199Q_ApriZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
103%
Vanadium
debentures
2%s
and coll
coll
United
21
103% 103%
mtge &
Union
99
101
Low
U
98%
86%
—
101
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968-Jan-July
refunding mortgage '5s 2037—Jan-July
'First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
1979_June-Dec
2%s
Corp
First mortgage
3s debentures
101
98%
♦94
and
Quaker Oats
and impt
ref
Tri-Continental
Co—
-
and
110%
88%
98
Jan. 1
No.
RR—
99%
*92
Bssge Sine#
Sold
119
*98%
102%
tThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s
I960—t_Jan-July
A Adjustment
income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
99
;
Orleans
*118
May-Nov
Pacific first gold 5s 2000,
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Ja
n-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Bee
103
91%
New
Jan-July
April-Oct
1965
First
102%
100
'100% 100%
—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1956
1963
100
debentures
3s
Union Electric Co
1964__Jan-July
:
Gas
10
101 %
*108
and
First
Feb-Aug
mtge 3 Vis 1977
Electric &
debentures
90%
&
Texas &
June-Dec
1970—
mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 2%s 1984
First
Public
1st
*
Bonda
High
St Louis—
of
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
First
96'%
90%
90%
Corp
115
82%
Texas
114%
102'%
—
100% 100%
Assn
June-Dec
1977
debentures
2%s
—
102
6
2
82%
*100
June-Dec
1974—
RR
Refund and
I.
1962
C
income
Potomac Elec Power
First
B
series
103
82%
♦100%
mortgage 4%s series B 1959—April-Oct
First mortgage 4%s series C 1960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
103
<
.
First
First
Terminal
Refund and
~9
Texas
General
First
107%
104
€1
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
108 %
104
or
Sale Price
103
100
104
Pittsb
,
101%
5
104
103
Week's Rang*
Last
Period
High
104 'A
104
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
104
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4Vis 1958
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
-First mortgage 4%s series A 1958
Low
108
♦101
Friday
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
100% 100%
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser I
1963_Feb-i4ug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As ser J
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Range Since
Sold
High
*102
1957—May-Nov
guaranteed
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Pittsburgh
Consolidated
FOR
Week's Range
Last
92
First
mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol
gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s
series A 1956
Devel
Devel
and
general
6s
and
general
6%s
series
A
A
April-Oct
1956__ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
debentures 1983..
ASpokane Internatl first
Standard Oil
2%s
Sunray
Swift
&
2%s
(N J)
debentures
Oil
Corp
93%
;
■
.
108'A
1966
A
a
105%
>
16
96
Yonkers
107
111
a
110'A
Included
92
101%
not
7
99%
106%
—
10
59
59
14
91 %
96%
97%
97%
39
97
*96 '/a 100
■
99'A
"w;
the
102%
96
102
94%
100%
99
—*
100
y:
103
in
delivery
sale
year's
the
included
98
98
range,
not
n
Included In the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's
the
in
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
.
72'A
93%
*96
Deferred
100
2
—
92%
*__
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
108%
59
Jan-July
Electric
ioi
'
102% 102%
Jan-July
May-Nov
1972
96%
125%
97%
8
108%
109
April
93
107
52
106%
96
4'As 2013
debentures
106
108
*103
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
2%s
3
50
99%
Jan-July
1974
Co 2%s debentures
debentures 1973
98%
April-Oct
May-Nov
gold
93%
108% 110
98%
1956
series
3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
e
Odd-lot
range,
r
sale not»
Cash sal*
'
_
_
fl'fhese
here
is
a
_
„
receivership, or reorganized under Section
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
A
Bankruptcy
77 0*
_
issues
.
,
were
combination
of
previously
all
sales
listed
on
both
on
the
Curb
Exchange.
Exchanges.
A
The
1951
year s
show#
range
A
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In theAfollowing extended list we furnish a
complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, July 21,
and ending the current
Friday, July 27. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include
every security, whether
stock or bond,;in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
i
"
year.
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
■
j
■
••
'>
a;,.'r
'
4-
Vending Corp
:
ACF-Brill Motors
warrants.
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
1
Alloys—*
1
Co common—A—
For footnotes
1
(N J)__„
see
page
Low
6%
.
6
33.
6%
,
i^_*
<
Low
6'/a
1,300
2
2
2,000
5%
6
800
6% July
1% Mar
5
Jan
Jun
<
3%
2%
3%
1
200
3 'A
3,300
Sales
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
High
Par
9'A
Jan
Air-Way
2%
Jan
Alrfleets Inc
7'/a
Jan
32% May
3% July
2'A July
"5%
Feb
Electric
Alles & Fisher
Inc
common
4
Jan
Allied
Intemat
Feb
11 yB
Apr
Allied
Products
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer Bros common—
8
11 %
11%
11%
2,400
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
J
17
15%
17
2,100
13%
J*n
19
Jan
Low
9%
400
5'A
5%
100
8%
Jan
5% May
High
10% Mai
6 '/a
"
93
1
7%
94
110
92
July
96%
-50
preferred— .100
9%
•
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
-1
Power 4.20%
Airlines
Low
Appliance.
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Alaska
.3 'A
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Friday
High
*
a ;
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
1
Supply Manufacturing
Inc
Shares
10
;Agnew Surpass 8hoe Stores——;—
Ainsworth
Manufacturing common
Air Associates
for Week
—
Adam .Hat; Stores
Inc—
Aero
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
AEC
Acme
Week's
Last
Sale Price
r,
New York Curb Exchange
A
•
WEEK ENDED JULY 27
97'A
150
95
Jun
7%
7%
2,200
.1
2%
100
2%
'
23%
3'A
24
3%
350
1,000
Jan
7
1
1
Investing cap stk.
.(Mich) common— .„5
4%
Jan
Jan
107
Feb
102'A
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jun
2% July
Jan
26
Mar
3'A July
5
Jan
7%
9
Ayr
21%
Jan
29
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
.
(386)
ZO
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR
Week'*
J
Bale Prlee
Exchange
New York Curb
Goods
Aluminum
100
-•
American
Beverage
Book
American
Hard
....
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
Co
$6
300
1%
Jan
20
78 te
Feb
te
24
1%
Jan
Mar
84
Seal-Kap
Central Power &
Jan
39%
Jan
27 te Mar
Century Electric Co common
200
19%
Jan
22'A May
Century Investors
9,200
6%
5%
Jun
900
243A
20%
Jan
Jun
7te
Feb
26 te May
•Convertible
Cessna
37
1,025
33
Jan
40
Jan
35
37
2,000
32 te
Jan
40
Jan
Chesebrough
51%
51%
53%
2,900
44%
Jan
57 %
17%
17%
18
400
10%
Jan
10c
te
te
Jan
common
American
Thread
Writing
Post
5%
Apr
24% May
% Jan
Jan
Chief
City
4%
4%
700
4%
Jan
10%
500
83A
Jan
11 %
Apr
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
7%
600
7%
7%
1
common
5%
—
Jan
Feb
7
rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4Va%
13 te
200
4
13% July
4y«
8
700
6%
Jan
104
104
104
Jan
33A
70
103 te
Jun
Apr
Mar
Feb
10
113
7%
1
pfd—100
Apr
10
1,750
4%
12 te
13%
€1
1
Natural
Common
class
A
Clark
Claude
non-voting
preferred
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
convertible
Aro Equipment
Aspinook
Jan
7% Jan
17% May
10%
Jan
18 %
May
Colonial
10%
10%
10%
400
10 te
Jan
10%
Feb
Colonial
2.50
11
Corp
30
19%
46
17%
1
Jan
114% May
Electric
Tel
&
class
Atlantic
Coast
21%
Jan
Commodore
48
Feb
Jan
Community Public Service
Compo 8hoe Machinery—
9te
Jun
12%
200
Jan
23 te Mar
Coast
Line
Colt's
Atlas
Automatic Steel
Jun
1 y8 Mar
May
to
ext
1956
475
64
6,700
2,500
Apr
7%
Feb
20
Jan
25te
Feb
Cook
Corby
21%
20%
Apr
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
American
Co
400
5
July
7%
Jan
7te
Jan
8%
Jun-
17 te
17 te
100
16 te
Apr
21te
Feb
Continental Foundry &
Paint
Corp
4%
6,000
3%
75c
B
13 te May
Apr
~8%
Jun
Croft
14'A
Jan
6%
~6%
14 te
14 Va
14%
Telephone of Canada common—25
&
Co
Inc
Jun
36%
700
8%
8'A
2te
500
35%
_1
3%
100
'
Jan
Apr
35%
Jun
Bickford's
Inc
common
Apr
Jan
x8te
17 Vi
4
10 te
common
1
BIrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
Blauner's
!
11%
11%
550
10%
11
10'A
-
Jun
10 Va July
3,300
Jun
5
15%
Feb
Crown
Jan
Crown
4
Jan
Crown
38%
Feb
9% Apr
24 Va Mar
Feb
16
13% Jan
6%
325
9%
Jun
65
:'V
13
700
11%
Jun
800
14% July
20
prior cumulative preferred-100
Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Bowman Gum'lnc—
1
80
80
79
87 te
common
*\
common
12%
5te%
Borne
Power
21%
•
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
•
6%
7
800
4%
300
2%
—
Brazilian Traction Light &
40
4
6te
__
Breeze
10
2%
2,100
21%
8te
9
3,200
22,
: 9te
5,000
July
.
*
Jan
British-American Oil Co
Oil
Refining
partlc
*
35%
Tobacco
Mar
Feb
Feb
25% Feb
9% Apr
27 te May
24%
900
19% July
33 te
11%
12
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
Jan
12 te
Jan
Jan
144%
118
2,200
5%
2,400
5 te
■
3%
Feb
6% May
Jan
Jan
1%
21%
2,200
20%
Jun
43 te
50
31
Jan
45
12%
500
10
Jan
16%
12
Jan
16
Feb
10te
100
ft
%
800
32
15,400
500
7 Va
2,100
,96
1/128 Jun
73A
May
% July
1/128
1/64
,
Feb
12
12
22%
10 3/8
j
123A ;
r
July
4
26 te May
43 Va
r-
.
Jan
2%
11%
1,200
137 te 142%
22 3/8
7%
7
16%
•
16%
17 te
':
6
Jan
12te
Jun
Jan
7% July
Apr
Jan
16%
14%
8,700
*
ft July
15te
300
16 3/4
7 te
Jan
18% Mar
75 y8
Jun
2,500
2%
Curtis Manufacturing Co
8
Jan
5%
Feb
7te
Jun
12%
Feb
12 te
10%
12 te
12,500
Jan
11%
lite
300
10%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
Jan
*
15% Mar
lite
9
2%
2%
100
3%
3%
100
2te
2.50
5
(Mo)
May
1%
'
4%
Feb
'
3% July "
60
10
Jan
80
75
75
75
33%
32%
33%
6.800
28 te
Apr
37 Vs
10%
10%
100
9%
Jun
14
*
common
July
85
% July
2% Jun
100
3
8
■
6
Jan
600
lit
"2%
Feb
52%
12,200
n
71%
4
500
6*
6
6
2 te
5
Sugar common
8 %
6% May
July
Jun
,
Feb
July >
12 Vs
100
Jan
18
Feb"'
33
'?*•
14
14
14
Jan
39
Apr
D
Hosiery
Davenport
Davidson
2.50
Mills
Brothers
—
-
Mar
24
Dejay
Stores
Dennison
8%
!—
common
34 Va
Jun
Detroit
Hardware
36 te
10,200
27%
36 te July
Detroit
Steel
Mfg
Co
7%
V 4,100
'V-'IO
2%
.
28%
4ft
Feb
Apr
30 Vs
Jun
6% * Jun
8%
Jan
27%
200
136te
1
10
class B
14%
'■* 2
14%
100
2%
2'A
1,900
1,500
%
?
4%
4%
-
4%
27
11%
10%
1
11
Jan
143
4%
May
17% May
Jan
3%
2% July
Jan
x4% May
Jun
Jan
30 te
Feb
11% July
14%
Jan
24
1,100
28
11%
28 ?
12 te
Jan
15% Mar
12% .Jan
'f-^300;
14%
14%
-1
1
Products
& Raynolds
6% May
2% July
6% -j6%
..
,
5
900
100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
34%
2%
28 Ve
50c
Mfg class A common
Jap
31te July
2%
..
6%
te
6
6%
35
debenture—
20%
*'
1
10c
Inc
._
50
£1
Company
1st
common
(E L)
Co
Mills
Ltd
Buckeye
Pipe
Feb
14
July
3%
3%
4
9,300
2%
Jan
27
27
50
26%
Apr
1
13%
14
14%
2,700
50
49%
50
19 te
19 %
19%
1,100
6%
6 %
6%
2,100
16
18%
10,000
22
22 te
200
—1
common
18 te
--2.50
common
4% July
100
B
150
—*
Line
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
May
Jan
29
13
Feb
14%
2,400
Jan
13
5,200
20
ft
5,900
3%
18,500
Corp
1
class A
i
Co
5
•
stock—.—•-
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile
26
•
17
common:
Feb
%
15% Mar
27%
Jan
Jun
H Mar
Driver
Duke
Harris
Power
DuMont
Class
Co
(Allen
A
Jan
5%
Jau
July
60%
Jan
"
.36%
41 %
3,500
16% July
175/s July
3,100
30 % May
41 % July V
17%'
V
15%
10c
common
;
2% July
4%
Jan
dep rets
(The) Co
ord
reg
£1
4%
4%
"Ite
50c
California
Electric
*
7%
Co—— __1
,5%
,
—.
3%
200
3% Jun
3%
Jan
15,300
6%
Jan
14'A
Jun
7
7%
3,400
7
Jun
x8%
Feb
5%
5 i5a
19,600
4%
Jun
4
"5%
"ite
"5%
•
26%
Potash Co
51§ Feb
20te
25
20% Jun
72 te
72 te
50
56
Mar
72 te July
26
Mar
27 %
22%
Feb
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
4 te
%
Eastern
Eastern
common—10
100
prior preferred
Malleable
—20
——
Canada
"5%
Southern Oils Ltd wi——
Canadian Canners Ltd common-
~5te ~6
9,100
3%
Jun
24%
Apr
7
Jan
Jun
Canadian
7%
Industries
preferred
Canadian
—
Ltd—
._100
—;—>
Marconi
1
Carnation Co
I100
1
States
*
common
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd—
Biscuit
3 Va
8,800
8%
*
Co——
I—1
Amer
Carter
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
(J
W)
Casco Products
Co
97 te
note
23A
—
For footnotes
see
page
33.
Jan
Jun
8
29%
Jan
Jan
161 te Mar
4%
Jan
28'A July
&
Share
common
Empire
Emsco
Millwork
Derrick &
Corp
Equipment
600
31 te July
7% May
9
Mar
1,400
4
5
May
97
97 te
100
103%
Apr
Eureka
Corp Ltd
note note
50
113 te
Feb
Eureka
Pipe Line common.
5te
Jan
14 Va Mat
Jan
81
Feb
July
42
Jun
35te
106
1
32%
5-
111%
32%
•
' 99
■-Ji" •-'v,83%
" *12%
12%
23
"
•
'
22%
31
10
3%
1,200
83te
75
32% - v
100
83% V- - 50
12%
3.500
23.
1
5
10c
— 1
—1
1
10
Jan
94
175
•
Jan
Jan
85
Jan
16%
19%
1 te
;7te
6%
ite
1%
'*
July
:
Jan
106%
Feb '
9% Mar
Jan
<14%
•500
Feb
13
Jan
July
Jan
900
20%
2%
3,300
Mar
109 te
Apr
2% May
1% Mar
6
5%
300
4te
Mar
Apr
37
Jan
Equity Corp
$2
common
convertible
;
preferred
Esquire Inc
—
31%
5%
3 lte"
5%
24
Apr
*
24,600
*250
400
,.
2</s
lte July
30% Mar
Jan
%
14
Jun
1% Mar
6%
May
Jan
Falrchlld Camera & Instrument——1
Fairchild
Fansteel
Engine & Airplane——— 1
Metallurgical
•
33
7%
22%
22%
Jan
32%
33%
2.100
•6%
7%
12.^00
6% July
8,800
16te Mar
21%; 23
Apr
6
Mar
1"«
Jun
11% Mar
7
34
'
4% May
13.000
"_%•
;
May
23
Jan
11
1
July
36 & Feb
„
82
96
19:.
99
Jan
28te
11%
29,500
-;7%
July
111% July
5
Feb
Jan
2%
81
May
5
Apr
lite
35te
95"
5
Bond
1,100
11% Mar
5%
20%
Electrographic Corp common-.
—1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd——100
4%
1
*
6%
253/4
Jun
5
67 V4
12%
72
99
1
*
8%
2s 6d
common.
Jan
Jan
3%
/
Jun
325
11%
70
111%
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B
36%
£1
common
Jan
Mar
73/s
11.600
12 Va
*
•
Common shares of beneficial int
8
35 te
Carreras Ltd—
Amer
2% July
19
2,400
72
Corp
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
4
36%
.2.50
Carr-Consolidated
2%
22
——
Co
~3
s
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—1—
&
161 te Mar
—
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co—
Carman
28% July
0
Co Ltd_
Jan
Apr
26 3/8
4%
Electric
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Jan
16
25
Iron
$7 preferred series A
72 te
94
700
1
4te Mar
20te
—5
;
Apr
5% Jan
500
13 te
12%
—
Canada Cement Co Ltd common—
preference
13%
III
Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Camden Fire Insurance—
Canada Bread Co Ltd
6te%
3%
i.'"44V
—1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
-
1,100
•
1
Duraloy
Durham
Cable Electric Products common—
Calamba Sugar Estate
Feb
Feb
41 te May
r'-.\
7,300
Duval Sulphur &
12tec
15 te
34 Vs
Jan
14 %
P
Jun
5%
100
Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common—
Burry Biscuit Corp,
12 Va May
600
38
32%
300
25%
13%
i3%
24
23%
79
13%
24
'37%
*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
•;
41%
17
•...,
*
-
4%
Laboratories—
B)
v
July
Jan
1,000
r-
vr.
10
Co
27
15 %
53
—
•
Ltd
Draper Corp common
'.5
11% July
3,300
27"/; '•
25
V
2% July
Jan
2
10% July
V 1.400
-Mar
Jan
25%
3%
6% May
20%
14%
%
Jan •
19% May
23%
3%
July
5% July
10% Jan
14%
%
50 %
22 %
Finance
10%
1
common
Jan
15% May
113% May
25
2.50
Dobeckmun Co
1
Corp
5%
Jan
8
*
Bunker Hill & Sullivan——
Burma Corp Amer dep rets
-
(The)
Domestic
May
x45V2 May
18% Apr
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg 4s
Feb
lite
xlOl
*
1
class
Distillers Co
30%
3%
vtc
•
Co
Bruck
10%
junior preferred—10
cumulative
Bruce
July
•
preference vtc
Rubber
14
10s
$3 2nd preference vtc—
Brown Forman Distillers
Brown
Feb
Dlversey
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
Brown
lite
£1
Ainer
4%
9% July
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
$5
300
14
Jau
12
•
common
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Devoe
British
93/a
5%
10
Atlantic
22%
Jan
Feb
Apr
1,200
1,300
25c
preferred
Cuban
22%
mmm»
8%
7%
7 te
12%
Peo
lte July
1
6
1
5
(Md)
"A"
2% July
23
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
daSS A
Jan
22 te
1
*
Drug Co common
Crystal
$6
Petroleum
Cent
Cork Internat'l
2% July
Jan
73%
1 % July
Dayton Rubber Co class A
July
July
3% July
common
Day Mines Inc
7
Jan
7%
—
•
•
5c
7%
20%
Feb
3% July
4 te
9%
*
July
July
4
10%
900
Co
7% May
6
'■
10%
12'A
14te Jan
15%
10
3
—
& Co
Co
30 Va
58
50
'
July
Jan
Jan
5V4
500
65
Jan
8% Mav
6 % July
22
2,200
3te
64 te
12%
13% Mar
12%
C)
7%
40%
Jan
15
(S)
(H
300
7%
npr
Jan
200
Crowley Milner & Co
6te Mar
17
—*
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
300
7%
J.UV4
Jun
5%
4
Co
Brewing
Cuban
Hedges
30 Va
30
1%
Crosley Motors Inc
5te
300
7 te
75%
Jan
14 % July
1,500
6te
3te
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
5
6%
xl2
33%
6l/s
7%
Petroleum
lite
100
8 te
Jan
5 %
xl8% May
7% Mac
2,000
...
Ltd—
American
400
3»/s
Watch
Jan
13,200
200
July
16
5% Mar
6
8
1
Benson
Feb
50
•
Feb
6%
4% July
3% July
2,900
8%
V
1
12
•
Jan
1%
Petroleum common
Cosden
7te
:
Jan
27
7,500
31 te
17%
11%
1
Apr
10%
33/4
class A
11%
common
Benrus
Reynolds
V 7%
1'
Aircraft
&
$1 preferred
4te
4
16
4%
*
1
1
21%
_■
Inc
—1
Corp
Shoe
Jan
Jan
1%
non-voting
Creole
(L) & Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Bell
Jan
•
Baumann
Apr
2%
143,%
voting
Class
Courtaulds
Beck
Bellanca
3% July
5%
Basic Refractories Inc
S)
Jan
43 Va
Andes—
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
(A
Jun
lite
shares"
13%
6% May
23
' Mar
450
3%
Ltd—
A
Corroon
32%
600
Jan
17 Va
1,100
26 Va
Feb
1% May
100
20
7%
/
Machine Co—1
Varnish
&
Distillery
(H)
Class
Coro
13%
9%
33
1
300
13
700
62
1,900
1%
16
—1
-r
1
common
11
1%
30 te
Corp
*
Rubber
Apr
10 Va
"7%
Commercial
B
Baldwin
30 Va Mar
13%
-
Car-Na-Var Corp
5%
6,500
Jan
Jan
4te
Continental
8
35%
72%
9%
3%
Continental
7%
33%
July
400
25 Vs
Feb
5
33%
Jan
II
7%
Jan
7%
•
13%
•
Ltd—
10
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Rights w i
& Wilcox Co
Feb
9% July
Io%
20
4te
r
Babcock
10 te
'
i%
1
Liquidating
Feb
Jan
Jan
525
1
Utilities
Gas
Jan.
6%
10%
II
82te
17 te
Voting Machine
•
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common——3
Jan
653/4
j
Jan
5
1
Automatic
July
7%
,
7'A
24
"""*
Jun
2%
5%
Jun
200
1
,
Corp
Engineering
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Royalty Oil
1,200
6%
6
38 te
Jan
Jun
Io%
10
Inc
Hotel
Consolidated
3
6
21'/2
1
Products Inc
10%
76
69
67
~6%
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Atlas
ft July
60 Va
300
2%
2%
50
400
4%
5
65
25
1
Manufacturing Co
Vtc
71
70%
71
1
Co
Jan
8%
•
%
%
%
•
11% May
400
7
7
V
65 aA
1
-1
Co
Stone
&
Jan
£1
A
Fisheries
Atlantic
Sand
Consolidated
American dep rets reg
Laundries of America
Apr
8%
•
Airlines—
Jan
Industries—
Associated
Associated Tel
Plow
Jan
133/4
17%
Colon
Consol
Associated
9
600
7
-
1
Products Co
15 Va
2,500
11%
9%
94 Va Mar
.
40
25
Apr
34
1
Co.
Co
111%
1,700
July
300
-•
15,000
19%
II I
11
4,600
_—
17
46
700
6
common
15%
112 te 112te
Feb
260
113A
"6
ordinary
17
46
Jan
16%
78%
11
53/4
Co
10%
50
May
85
"5%
Development
Cockshutt
1,300
7,700
•
preferred
Corp
(The)
5%
6%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—•
22
1
Inc.:
Aluminum
15%
10
Jun
77te May
6
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—-4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
15
57/a
20 ft
r6
1
5
10
Mining
Manufacturing
Neon
Dlaussner Hosiery
15%
6
600
10 te
•
Co
Controller
*
common.
21%
•
City & Suburban Homes—
*
1
Gas
Apr
89
4
Stamping
Auto
Club
Argus Cameras Inc,
27
78%
10
certificates
Consolidated
Clarostat
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep
Jun
5
Manufacturing com
trust
24
Jan
5
10 te
2
Voting
118
Jan;,
Apr
175
2.50
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Jun
112
5
common
Products
Angerman Co Inc
200
113
34 te Mar
5
preferred
Paper
Jan
16,600
te
113
•
31
Jan
26
1
common
35%
100
33
3%
253A
—
2
10
Inc
preference—J
Co
Juu
2%
100
100
10
pfd-
Light 4%
Aircraft
8%
21
1
Products
Steel
•
preferred
American
4% %
Ohio
17te
3
'3
100
preferred
3.50%
Central
26%
.
2,900
V
Jun
6% July
14%
100
6%
Co—
22%
21
32%
*i.::
__
——10
Superpower Corp common
.6%
$1.50
Power
Maine
2
Republics
Arkansas
•
Central
Corp—
300
25%
24
•
preference
Conv
Feb
Secur
350
36 te
5%
series
preference $1.40 series
Feb
1%
Illinois
High
Low
15 te
6%
25%
Conv
16% Mar
% July
1
—«—1
Catalin Corp of America
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15 te
6%
Central
13
600
Low
10
•
series
Anchor
Co
&
Chamberlin Co of America
Charis Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
B
American
Amer
Jan
Jan
lte
i
84
21
6
pfd—25
American Potash & Chem class A
American
M)
(A
July
28
Jan
1,600
24%
25
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
Class
104'A
9%
lO'/a
35 te
——
20
25
1
com
^—
25% Mar
"%
82
25
Co
94% July
200
1%
1
Co
Laundry Machine
V. American Manufacturing Co
Shares
Par
14te
—....—.-100
Rubber
400
10
—
1
American
95%
28
j 28
15
common—..
Co
for Week
High
Low
**"%
•
common
Filter 5% conv pfd
iAmerican Bantam Car Co class A
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Sharee
High
94%
95
28
Amer Air
...
Range
of Price*
Friday
•
Manufacturing
Industries
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Castle
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
cumulative
preferred
Aluminum
of Pricee
Low
Par
Week'e
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
(er Week
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Bale*
Range
Friday
■
Jan
18te
Jan
39
Jun
9
Jan
27% May
*
Volume 174
Number 5033
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
STOCKS
..
Range
'
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Shares
Plre Association (Phila)
{
Class
Low
62%
280
3%
600
3y4
31
32
53
29
3%
Feb
8%
47**
47
48
r
40%
1,800
v
Jun
64
Jeanette
66%
Feb
75
£1
6%
deposit receipts bearer—_
Fort Pitt Brewing Co_L
1
Fox (Peter) Brewing:
.—1:25
900
U
4,200
10%
10%
10%
500
7%
1,300
7%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
1
4%%
convertible preferred-——50
Fuller (Geo A) Co
——5
*
'
6%
%
6%
.'-*
7
4%
Feb
Jan
6%
1%
'
11%
12
13%
6% July
Jim
Brown
4,400
1
common
Stores
Preference
Feb
11
&
(N J)
3%.
1
3%
34
10c
33/<
34
3Va
1,000
35
3%
■a, im
... II.,I
,
Co
Jun
1,600
Jan
1%
13/4
700
*
2%
2%
400
■■iii«a
9
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
12%
Apr
10% Jan
Kansas Gas
Kawneer
Corp
&
1
Electric 4 Va %
pfd.
5
100
Co
—
«
Jun
5%
Co
common
preferred
common.—
Builders
Supply
,7%
4%
" •'
-
.i.*/"'
—
'IT
•
100
16
*
reg___
'
1,100
4%
Jun
5%
Jan
2%
2%
•
800
*
4% July
July
30
100
'
10
"*'7%
■
5
25%
100
'200
7%
24"
-
25%
106
General. Ply wood Corp common
50c
■$% conv preferred—
———20
General Public Service $6
preferred
*
$5
.
$6. preferred—
preferred
70
3
500
2%
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein
12% July
8Ve July
13%
16%
20% July
9 Ye
:
300
__
10
Jun
Kobacker
Apr
Kropp
101
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
j
*;
Glen
Alden
Glenmore
&
Co
7%
16,500
17.%
150
25
—
class
B
11
10%
3%
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3%
Lake
Feb
19%
21% July
Jun
i 1,300
4%
Lakey
•
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»
'
-
:A*i,78 ?
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20%
"•
18%
'.
53
20 %
29%
60
Lawrence
Jan
40%
Feb
78
July
/
Jun
5%
Apr
*
300
13
13%
Realty
Machine
3,500
17 Ye
Jan
3/4
9,500
68
Ye May
8% Mar
200
13%
—
11%
11
9 Ye
33%
600
9 Ye
■
3 Ye
9
11
400
.
stock—
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132"
132%
9
14%
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4 Ye
Jan
July
lOYa
Feb
Lamp Co
/Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd__-__!!_r—.
3-
,-fJ
100
9
15
400
143/4
Jun
17Ye
Feb
<4%
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
7
4,200
7Ye July
6% July
7% Jun
6 3/a
~7Ya
7 Ye
8
18 Ve
500
18%
1,000
25
:
103/4
Jan
4Va
Jun
5%
Jan
1,300
21 Ye
Jun
100
27
18
1
1
9
%
18
18 3/a
183/a
193/4
133/4
Jan
153/4 July
2,800
Gas
9%
3,600
22
Ya
25
273/4
14%
Louisiana
Land
Feb
Louisiana
Power &
■14%
Jun
Lynch
&
Hastings Mfg.
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Corp
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.
:
Jun J
2
May r
Jun
136%
.—i
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28
113/4
Jan
28 Ye May
27 Ye
1
Light $6 pfd
41 Va
♦
111%
_
-*■
54
1,400
37%
41%
1103/4 111 1/2
30
16 V«
900
14
16
143/a
1,000
14%
200
15%
29 Y4
Apr
253/%
Feb
28 %
Feb
12 % May
.
Mar
•
Feb
mm
,
Co
...
8
Maine
11% May
23% Feb
Co
—
10
Public Service
Mangel
XIIOV2
...
Stores
common
14%
; -25c;
Manischewitz
(The
B)
Co
30%
„!»
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47.
— —
6%
32%
.
240
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5
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.
30 Va Mar
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100
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1,300
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6%
8%
12
/
7% July;;
/
12%
2,100
12%
12,100
2%.
2.%
200
26%
43%
xl0%
convertible
'Hydro-Electric
preferred—
Securities
.1
25% July
43
127
1,150
400
117% 127
4%
8
4,100
4%
■'
4>/4
1%
7 3/a
8
-
.5
14
Feb
300
1,000
100
9%
102%
Jan
3% Jan
%
v
7
Jun
Jun
3% Jaa
16
Jun
6% preferred
Micromatic Hone
Midland
Oil
Midland
Feb
Steel
•
Jan
4%
common
25
24%
25%
2,675
Chemical
Industries— /
dep receipts registered___£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—1*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
American
Ireland
35
32%
35.3/e
Insurance
Co of North
International Cigar
pfd—100
Americ,a_L_;
Mid-West
Miller
15% May
45%
International Petroleum
Registered
32%
Jan'
r
Jan
Irving
Italian
*131
Monogram
Feb
18
Mar
4% Feb
27
Jan
A
900
13%
1,100
90
91
400
*
17
.1
v t c
4.40%
16%
17%
17%
17
17%
15
14%
15
cl A
33.
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lOYe
600
9
Jan
1%
1,200
2,600
1%
Jun
1%
8%
8%
4
Jan
9
Jan
13
Feb
7
Mar
0
% May
5% July
54
July
Jan
7%
56% May
Mar
5
July
8%
12%
Feb
Jan
2
Jan
Feb
7% May
9%
12 Va
13
1,000
11% July
16 Va
Jan
13 3/a
14
4,400
12 Ye
Feb
16%
Apr
preferred—*
103/4
10%
10%
100
10
Jan
11%
Feb
25
Jan
27
16%
5 Ye
16%
17 Va
1,200
15%
Jun
24
lioc
5 Ye
5 Ye
100
4%
Jan
-10
33
29 Ve
33
800
223/4
Jan
"33
■«*•*
30
30
100
27
Jun
35
_•
—.
common.
IIIi
preferred.——
Canada
of
Feb
Jan
Feb
July
Jan
*
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
800
5%
Jun
73/4
Jan
30 Va
125
14Ye
15 3/a
3,500
53/4
30%
50
33/4
53/4
153/8
6,600
30
Jun
14% May
101
Jun
35 %
Feb
19%
Jan
103%
Feb
40
IIIi
38%
37 Ya
39 Ve
17,300
—1
Corp—
Pictures common
8%
3%
3%
,_50c
common—
4.50%
Monroe
Loan Society com class A.
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—.
Moody Investors participation pfd.
33/8
3 Va
33%
9,700
Jan
45
May
13 Va
Jan
40
May
2Ve
Jan
Producers
States
Power
States
Tel
Mt
&
Vernon-Woodberry
Co
_2 5/s
"2%
~23/8
3% July
34
34%
125
4%
4Ya
1,500
233/4
2,300
common-
.7.25
11%
U Ve
11%
3,100
Tel
..100
100
100
20
5
5
common— .2.50
98
Jan
107
Mar
1013/4
Jan
Jan
2 Ye
Jan
Apr
185%
Feb
34
Jan
36%
Feb
4y8 July
43/4
2%
'
•
19%
16%
10%
99
•
Jan
Jan
233/4 juiy
Apr
13
May
Feb
103% Mar
35
21
300
12%
13Y4
21%
13 Ya
2,900
July
56
Feb
19
Jan
21%
Apr
Jan
13 Ye July
93/a
173/4
—10
common
Jun
May
165
1,100
•
23
Mills
May
99
—10
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee
1
92
93
lioc
Corp of America
102 Va
Muter
Company
8,900
600
78%
Jan
94
Jun
37%
12
Jan
20 Va May
12%
May
Jun
N
Nachman
National
7%
.:
Corp
Inc
common——..—
Bellas
Hess
Breweries
if0i
Jan
25 Ye May
~3%
Fuel
1,300
15Y4
:
200
3 Ye
<
4
200
2 Ye
3
4,700
19%
20 Ye
Gas
13
Jan
19% May
National
15 Ye May
National
Mfg & Stores
Jan
National
Pressure
Mallison
1%
2,500
May
93
Feb
National
Rubber
15%
15%
500
14% May
18
Feb
National
Starch
6%
6%
500
National
Steel
%
400
10%
Ye
Jan
'%
5% July
% July
Jan
National
Transit
Fabrics—Cooker
Radiator
8
7Ve
Jun
9% Mar
Jan
18% May
Co
Car
443%
75
13 V*
5,900
8 Ye
9
800
3% July
2 Ye July
17Ve
Apr
3IY4 May
113/4 Jan
8a/4 July
18
200
13
12%
12%
500
12% July
Jan
5 Ye
Feb
4
Feb
22
Jan
443/4 July
13 Ye Mar
13%
19
16%
Feb
July
Feb
12Ya Mar
10 3/a
.
10%
300
' 13 Ye
143%
1,400
10
Jan
16
19
1,300
15%
Jan
20
Jan
25
10%
13 Ye
Jun
29 Ye
Feb
17
;
Ltd
common
14
18
common
Machinery—*
Products
950
13
Ye
is
common
20 Ye
44
common
preferred
National
"7%
v •:
15%
2 Ye
common
11% May
1% Jun
2 Ye
"7%
"7%
Feb
74% May
14% Jan
86
1,100
_50c
common
1%
15%
6% Jan
.100
cumulative preferred
cumul preferred series B. -100
.100
preferred series C_—
4.80%
'
National
*
1
;
Jun
r-
com
page
13%
Feb
37%
*
shs__*
3
500
July
2% May
11% July
93% July
64% Mar
.100
see
37% Mar
130
74Y4
10
Manufacturing
For footnotes
Jun
96
71Y4
w
Chute
May
95%
13%
*
Superpower Corp
5%
12%
73%
L__
200
73%
May
17
13 Ye
——
Mountain
28
9% July
13%
50
"3Ve
*
Jan
Monongahela Power Co—
5% Mar
3Ye Mar
9% May
96
200
shares
dividend
Co
Corp
National
preferred
Air
Jan
3,400
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd— lioo
•
Missouri Public Service common—
Namm's
Public Service Co—
Iron Fireman
25%
7%
5 Ye
8%
10
Refineries
Molybdenum
82% Mar
300
*
coupon
shares
International Products
Investors Royalty
3.90%
19,600
7Ye
10
13% July
13
convertible
Mining
•
•
common,—
Wohl
4%%
Jan
Jan
10
5
Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
:
International Metal Industries
Iowa
&
Feb
4,000
7J/4
3% July
Feb
16%
50
3
~3
Apr
16 3/* May
23/4
7%
lOYe
1%
Feb
343/4
<42% Jan
Jan
13%
3
1
2.50
15% May
16% May
21
Jan
8%
6,100
3
1
Midwest Piping & Supply
Jun
93/4
£1
Light 4%
18% Mar
4%
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
&
Feb
.1
Midwest Oil Co.——.—,
Feb
29%
Co
Mountain
Indianapolis Pwr
17%
Products—
non-cum
Midvale
37
2,100
17
15
common
conv
Mountain
Imperial
.1
^.1
—
Corp $1
*
15
16 5/8
100
Corp
Mid-West Abrasive
Morris Plan
Illinois Zinc Co
20
133/s
7%
Middle States Petroleum
14% May
15% Feb
111
Feb
44
Feb
5 Ye
■■■
Co
9% Mar
5%
23% July
106% July
2.000
3% /4'//"L
17 Ye
17%
Feb
169
300
lVs
1%
19%
July
July
25
•
Hygrade Food Products..
Jan
/9% Jan
2% Jun
Iron
—
:!
44
■
Textile
Corp common...
Participating preferred
Michaels Brothers,
Inc
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common—
$2
25
'24
25%
106% 107%
Jan
9% Jan
13% Jan
100
(Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil & Refining.^.
*
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co—.5
SHuyler's common
1
Jun
140
25%
preferred
July
x7%
;' /" 300
.43 %
15
L
3
,
700
.25;%
—
14%
Jan
1,600
>
r
15 Va Mar
3%
,11%
/ Jun
96% Feb
70% Mar
~7%
12%
35
Metal
''"•'6% Jan
••
lO'/e Mar
13%
»■■■■■
Mesabi
11% Jan
3%
8%
.
5,400
16 Y4
1
—
Mfg Co
10
13%
—
w—.
Co
2,600
12 %
*
7% Jan'"
90% July
/ 600
3%
•
600
67
4s
13%
Merritt Chapmen & Scott Corp—
Warrants
/10
v
;'-"7%
12%
.ll% Apr
15
July
Hubbell
1st
113% May
Feb
12%
13%
III
Diedging—
Johnson
Menasco
49% Jan
8% Mar
'ft;
^•6%-May,--
/ 12% Mar.;
7i
"
Mead
11% Mar
33% />; 2,300'' ^ 23% Apr
■•
■
«
;
B% Jaa
•
-
l*
common
41% July
...
—'
13Y8
*
2% Jan
1% .Apr
,4.«,;JJ% Jan
i.ioo
6%
10%
McWilliams
Feb
Jun
'
L700
Li/—_.i*;
(Geo A) & Co...
Horn & Hardart Baking Co.:
1
-.-3% Jun
.
;V
«,
^1
—
Feb
*
10%
Jan
18%
41
11% Jan
*
500
10
—
Massey Harris common
t*Lt
McKee (AG) & Co class B.
200 ''
/1,000;
-2-
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
5%
V.
tnva
v
—
.
'^'
16;v'
40
Shovel.x
Jan
May
*40% Mar
0; v ••
Ltd
Co
30%
-
International Marine
Power
Jan
12%
16
•
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co-
Marion
common.:
v.;5%%/-preferred
:100
A% preferred kr.;wi—LLL—L! .100
Henry Holt & Co common—_LL.__. .__i
&
Apr
14Va July
12
1
—_
'
:"
?/f-i,ooo'
15%
.'6%
-
v";
A
Hormel
Jan
32 % Mar
16,600
14%
—la
Macklntosh-Hemphill
26% Mar
10
';V»
**J*r'*
27-
33%
Heller Co common.i_Ai_.___L——_.
Horn
30% Mar
Apr
M
Feb
Jan
Jan
■/-_*;
40
:■»*
Hlgble Mfg Co common
1
1
5% convertible preferred.
..—*10
Hoe (R) & Co class A——2.50
.
July
20% July
24% Jan
—1
Corp...
Apr
14 Ye
10 Ve
...10
Exploration.^
May
29 Va
Jan
3%
46
,r*2
2
commons.
Mining Co..
Border's. Ino
Feb
Jan
136 Va
^
22%
200 *
>/;!%: "&XW r;,
!!: .1:2
/Hercules Steel Products..
■
19
23% Mar
Jun
13% July
29
(Texas)
Apr
July
83/4
100
143/a
22Ye
—2.50
L.Is
Co
27
173/e
9 Va
13%
,
—
*
Star
Feb
Jan
.
26
Jan
8
10%
17%
•
class
9%
116%
./<y
•'
■■
Z-S—ZZ2_.
-Hazelttoe
■-/
Feb
1,100
—1
.....
Chain
23%
128%
/600
23%
rjj »{■:
Hammermill Paper common.....!..
"~5rHartford Electric Light—.
Hartford Rayon common
Class
13
4,500
—v
Inc
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co-
*
"23% x
-Hall
Rubinstein
Feb
Jun
5%
1
B
Jan
12,400
-2
■/y*
Helena
14%
Jun
3%
.
8%
5
—.
Communication
Dept Stores
July
9%
4,000
7Ya
.—10
common
Steel
Marconi
Hecla
Jan
16% Mar
4%
Co
common
Jan
250
.
Hearn
Jan
4%
Cement
10% Mar
110
2%
2
5*
common.
12i
;
!L "
*
Brewery!—Li!—2.
Brewing Co—
Apr
It'S
10 Ye May
'
3 Ye
•
rHarvard
31%
,
■'
v
Gypsum Lime "As Alabastlne—..——!_*;''■
"
Jan
'
—5
Groceterias
Class
Locke
Feb
T%
9%
Apr
5
83/a
University.,
common
Loblaw
Mar
Jun
H
*
5
Machine.—
(R G)
Corp
New
Jan
32
14
2,700
Jun
1
Delaware
Portland
Tourneau
Lionel
Feb
,
i!
20 Va
-
J
13%
87
48% July
200
:
3 Ye
28 Y4 Mar
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
Va.
&
of
Salle Extension
Le
Jan
5,600
1,900
9%
8
—
Ltd
Monotype
Lefcourt
Apr
'/■!' 20
33/4
3/4
Apr
3%
■10
.
%
52%
29,%
-»>
—
Foundry
-
78
Mines
Corp
La
Jan
*
"30%
49%
20
37 %
Jan
28 3/4
I
Inc
Lanston
20
15% Jun
51,
•
Shore
37% July
17% Feb
r
Jun
May
34
600
35/e
—5
Company
Apparel
Lamson
Feb
35
i_,
Products
L'Aiglon
Jan
*
51"
a
Paper- —__25
.
10%
1,500
'jf'V
..
7% 1st preferred——
_!_'^'_r_-100
Great Lakes* Oil & Chemical Co—Ll
-Western
,
-
vGray ^Manufacturing Co
Jan
6,700
16 V*
23
■4
.
.Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
4%
Jun
May
9%
c
Laclede-Christy
'
1
—
14%
1083/4
7%
27 Ye
Jan
July
20%
Feb
Jan
4,900
—
3 Ye
28
_33%c
Co
105% July
May
153/4 Mar
Jan
27%
—7.50
Co
9
26 Ye
—II10
Co
±
Forge
Brewing
"
:
Jm
Jan
/ 7% July
July
/r: 100
15%
23
Rapids. Varnish
.Griesedleck
11%
Krueger
108% Mar
Jan
16
common
Stores
(The)
May
••
115'
Mar
5%
"
"200
V
*
Manufacturing Co__50
,Gorham Manufacturing commpn
L4
!Graham-Paige. Motors 5%. conv "pfd—25
,Great Northern
15
19
101
26 Va
5
$4.50 prior "preferred
Goldfield Consolidated' Mines!
common
14T/e
»
.Goodman
Non-voting
.
11
;ii—
Gobel (Adolf) Inc
common—„_11
Godchaux Sugars class A
_♦
Class- B
-r——•—
Grand
.
-
•*'
Globe Union Co Inc—
,
-
—
Coal
pistilieries
IV*
7%
•
4
Co
(I
10
>
29
33
8%
July
5%
Jun
108% Mar
3,306
i7%i' %iv;;
«.:
_____
I
July'
Mar
(D Emil)
B) Rubber
Knott Hotels Corp
25% July
106
"112%. Jan
,
"i%
1
common—-—.
Gladding McBean
"4% ^•'•■~4.%
.♦
8%
Jan
:W 2%
; ■ ,75
/«;
1.
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert
/
105% 105 V\
•
Kleinert
Apr
200
Ye
—
1
Feb
12%
i>;119.% 115
—
1
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
8 Ye
27%
1
i,
4
99
_"_V-
Gerity-Mich Corp
Petroleum
8%
108%
Jan
'
1
————_
23
7% Jan
18% Jan
900
106
"...L—;/•■
—.
—
Kirby
j
July
■
Power
7
Jan
7% July
,
'*•
8
*
15%
— —
—
I—50
King
2% July
19% May
500
..:
Apr
12,400
102
'
——
•
8% Jan
2%a
..v-2%
-
....
Jan
22 Va
900
•
—100
common..
cumulative preferred
Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Jan
2,000
£1
—
preferred
4%
Feb
100%
;•
General Finance Corp 5%
pfd A
General Fireproofing common!.
General Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
Georgia
18%
Jun
7%
——25 V
-
July
5
:
/V;2%
..
com—11
Corp
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—•'
Amer dep rets ord
4%
_1
5%
,
16-%
94
.1
—.
i General Acceptance Corp—__
'•
General Alloys Co
L_
General
16%
100
:
Gellman Mfg Co
16%
33/4
Jan
13
13 Va
I"—5
.
Kings County Lighting
_•
a
Feb
Jun
27%
—-
(Walter) & Co—
4% %
Power
23/4
lYe
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
Gatlneau
Feb
JUTL
4 Ye Mar
26
•
■
5
4%
100
-
26%
1—5
Kennedy's
Inc.
Key Co common
Kidde
;
38
20%
—J•
-
7%
Feb
1,400
33/8
—1
common
Kokenge
Kalser-Frazer
Feb
Jan
8%
39
-
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
High
Jan
1
...
Low
Jun
% May
10% May
Co
Lake Sulphur Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian
American
Glass
Jefferson
Jerry
Jan
Shares
Jan
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American deposit rets ord reg
Ford Motor of France—
for Week
Pif
32% May
10 Ye Feb
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
Jan
3%
700
—1
62 V*
Week's
Last
■ale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
1
High
May
■■■■'
non-voting
voting
B
Friday
Bangs Slase Jan.
High-
61%
.
3%
preferred. —1
Ford Motor of Canada—
A
62
.10c
*.
Flshman (M H) Co Inc
Class
Low
„10
First York Corp common
$2 dividend cumulative
27
for Week
Last
.
.
.
JULY
Sales
Friday
I
"3 Ye
3 Ye
1 Ye
500
8 >/4
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
31
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, /,
(388)
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
.
if
V.''
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
of Prices
Bale Price
i
England Tel
New
—20
25
,—sl
1
preferred
jersey Zinc—
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park Mining Co
convertible
4%%
New
New
York
Co
Process
New
Co
York
&
York
Merchandise—
Honduras
New
York
100
4%
Jan
4,470
93%
Jan
2%
6
66%
9%
2
—
—
10
3% July
shares
Founders
17
700
2Va
Feb
Rowe
Jan
Royalite
5%
Jan
____•
,_
5
North American Rayon $3 preferred_50
North American Utility Securities
•
North
Mines
Central
Northeast
North
May
Ryan
Aeronautical
Co
Consolidated
Petroleum
4
Jan
Ryan
Jun
9%
Jan
Ryerson &
May
77%
8%
Jan
11%
Northern
RR
Ind
—
Jun
Jan-; /
1%
3
72
8
Jan
100
31
Jan
Serv
4%%
5,900
,1.000
—
16%
20 %
Jan
16% July
15%
Feb
20% May
li«
s
Jun
2%
Jan
44% July
49%
Jan
100
3% July
95
13%
16%
17%
5%
4'A
22% May
Jun
x88%
Jan
6
Jan
1,100
20
94
12%
Jan
400
Feb
90
94%
13%
12
Apr
1,400
20
pfd„100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
<
Jun
14 3
90
6%
Feb
90% July
102% Mar
330
93 Va July
4,600
11% July
17
15 Va
19% May
900
Apr
St
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
Okonlte
4%s
B
Natural
100
-15
common
.25
Schick
(D
Securities
Can
Co
5%
5%
5%
redeemable
Pacific
red
div
Pacific
preferred
cum
Petroleum
Power
&
Pacific
Public
1st
Pancoastal
t c
Tubes
Oil
i
w
Panataper
Oil
Paramount
Parker
Pen
Patican
Penisular
$1
Co___
Telephone
Penn
Traffic
Pennroad
Penn
&
Boys
8%
Jan
11
31%
Jun
36%
29
Jun
33
Feb
26%
Jun
31
Mar
com___
pfd
26%
600
Tire
&
Rubber
Jan
29
Apr
Soss
Governor
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Amer
Penn
102
200
97%
Apr
106 Vb Mar
Southwest
160
97%
Apr
106'/a Mar
7%
30,600
95%
50
Apr
9%
Power Corp of Canada
6%
1st preferred—
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
51
Jan
4.32%
Inc
cumulative
15,100
10,400
126
17%
29%
Prosperity Co class
Providence
Jan
Southland
44
Mar
39% July
21 Va May
24% Mar
27
29
"5%
14%
15
600
,! 5%
13 Va
36%
950
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
200
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Oil
22% July
29%
Feb
15%
Jun
19%
Apr
Feb
19 V*
Standard
Power
112
Jan
x41
Mar
3 Va July
500
4% Mar
Common
;
&
class
15%
54%
68%
400
64 V*
Apr
74%
Jan
200
13%
Peb
16
Jan
15
600
U
Feb
tt
Jan
20
18% May
23 %
11%
Feb
••
1,000
9
4%
21 %
1300
700
4%
4% Mar
Jan
21 Va
200
22
1 in
1%
Jun
28%
Feb
Jun
4%
Jun
1,500
2%
2%
2,200
1% May
2Va Jun
Tube
4%
2,700
6 %
300
49%
43%
49%
8,400
4%
9
46%
47%
27%
27%
5
Steel
of
Co
Stein
(A)
Co
27%
44%
Aluminum
Brewers
Feb
Stlnnes
58
1,530
JUn
65%
39%
40%
1,700
33%
Jan
U" 7%
7%
109
7
July
9% May
3,100
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8%
1,500
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32% Mar
Jun
30 Va Mar
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800
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Jun
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100
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Jan
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5%
Jan
400
5
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Feb
8% July
12% May
Jan
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900
20%
20%
20%
150
20
300
3
3
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1,700
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100
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7,600
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43
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100
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15
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300
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250
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10
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50
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&
Co
26
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16
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July
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Jun
5%
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225
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3%
4,200
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21%
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700
4%
4%
7
100
4,200
-
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4% July
200
3% July
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1
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5%
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20
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3
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Jan
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19
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91
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deposit
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deposit rets def registered
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Jan
105
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10
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convertible
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250
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400
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page
33.
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•
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2%
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3
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23%
23
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500
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convertible
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Jun
20
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17
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preferred
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80c
23%
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31%
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,
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103
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43
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Feb
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3%
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3ft
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1,300
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29
15'A
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5% July
4
400
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Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Texas
common
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-
5,400
-
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7%
168%
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7% July
8% Jan
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•
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July
11
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1
25
Jun
34
2.50
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.
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Mar
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5%
•
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.
Jan
17%
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1,600
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28 %
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20
Jan
14%
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50
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4
1,500
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Jan
29
27%
24%
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7% July
18
29
700
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26 V4
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__
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7%
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Jun
-
30%
3%
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56 Vb
40%
23
28%
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300
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24%
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,
28
28 Vb
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160
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Sterling Engine
Sterling Inc
2% Mar
79% Few.
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10
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25
3'A
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67%
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109
104 % May
200
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4%
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Feb
Jun
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.
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__
•
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Jan
Jan
30
17%
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105
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6
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100
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56
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Royalty
15% May
6% Jan
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61 %
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1,650
22%
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Standard Cap & Seal common
50
7%
_
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4
Stahl-Meyer Inc
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1,100
40
22%
4 Va
4% % cumulative preferred—.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
66
57%
25
25
25
25
2
preferred
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6%
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Pyle-National
32'A
25
preference
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75
July
7"%
B
Jan.
5%
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July
44% May
19% Feb
4% July
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Feb
13% Mar
Southern Pipe Line
Jan
7%
x20
Jan
50
60
800
4%
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convertible
Jun
4%
Jun
12
750
1,500
51
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5%
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'
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Jun
10,900
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4.88%
50
Pneumatic Scale common
____i
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Powdrell & Alexander common
Jun
2% July
27%
-20
common
5%
1
Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
12
1,600
1%
32
common
Co
Oil
Apr
100
4%
Pittsburgh
5%
9%
Feb
34,600
44
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
20%
Jan
18%
Apr
5%
3
4%
__
Jan
Jun
200
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--
15%
7ft Jan
48%
~5%
1
:
Jan
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1%
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shares
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6,200
3
2%
6%
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50
10c
common—
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1%
13'A
1%
13
105% 105'A
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South
*
•
__
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2%
Jan
29
100
4%
South
39%
*
1% July
900
1%
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Feb
__50c
common
5,600
33
x65
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Solar
Sonotone
Standard
Pharis
1%
1%
32'/a
14%
Feb
•
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
22%
preferred—
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Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
28%
22%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
2.50
11%
$3 convertible
28%
—
Perfect
Jun
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
26% Mar
i
(The)—__;
8%
Jan
•
25%
15%
100
1,300
--
300
42%
14%
9%
65%
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2,800
4%
i
A
9%
-
5%
*
Apr
Feb
400
2%
2.50
class
Mar
300
•
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50
3%
Canada
of
27%
4% '
__
Jan
"7%
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28%
2%
25
common
Electric
Penn Power & Light 4%%
Penn Water & Power Co
Pep
900
30%
48
25
Co
Corp
Gas
common
preferred
July
1,700
9
33%
,28%
5
•
preferred—
Feb
18
Mar
15
200
•
.
21%
_i
2%
>
21
May
2
cumulative
250
1,300
July
—____5
Ltd
cumulative
$1.32
2,000
28%
5%
Rig & Reel—
Plymouth Mills—
Co
32% July
99% 102
x29
43%
1,000
100
44% May
-7 ft
i
Parkersburg
Patchogue
4%
preferred
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18% May
34% Mar
102
1 Bol
Corp
3%
32%
_25
common
8%
9%
14
_l Bol
(C A) Amer shs
Motors
reo
3
May
12
Mining
Denn
26%
48
4%
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Jan
113
Jun
x95
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Jan
common
Silex
95
common—
(C A) v t c
3%
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Shawlnigan Water & Power—:
42%
•
new
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Feb
7ft
-
2,000
,13%
Apr
28
pfd____lu0
preferred
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V
5%
common
2%
3%
—
Sherwin-Williams
May
36
•
Light
89
5%
10c
Safety Control
Corp class B
23%
l
Service
44% May
Jan
26%
13 VB Mar
28
•
Jan
Jun
1%
Sentinel Radio Corp common
15%
x30%
102
102
Jan
Ji
3
17%
X32%
__
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6,300
13'
Selby
Jan
18
x26%
•
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Ltd
Pacific
$1.30
i25
"
16%
'
Lock & Hardware
Shoe Co
Semler (R B) Inc
Segal
Jan
17%
•
8,700
7
7%
Jan
1
—
14% July
19%
~
1st pfd series A___25
preferred
25
$4.50 preferred
_•
1st
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$4.40
-
25
44%
33
Seeman Bros Inc-——
11%
8%
25
preferred
redeemable 1st-preferred.
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1%
100
41
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4%
1,100
1%
500
38
;'v£>
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3
common—.——
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common
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:
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5%
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14%
19
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6%
5%
3%
Corp of America class A
Sicks Breweries Ltd
40
—1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5% %
1st preferred
Co
Feb
55%
Jan
28%
300
9
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O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Pacific
Jan
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1,500
42
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Jan
Apr
53%
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Securities Corp
14%
•
Jan
10'A
7% July
300
%
Inc
Schulte
Scullin
12%
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Feb
10
8%
1
42%
*
Jan
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48%
340
32%
31%
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275
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Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
500
106% 108
'
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Gas
Corp
Oliver United
%
51%
50
14 Vb
Jan
42%
6%
5%
*
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Corp common
&
Sayre
Shattuck
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*
common
preferred
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Town
Old
class
Jan
9%
Corp Ltd common——
preferred
49
United
Oil Inc (Del)
Fisher Brick Co
Savoy
Seton
50c
common
Co
11 Vs
8
t
.
May
O
Corp
Brass
6,900
convertible
Sentry
Ohio
9Va
—
—
1
Haynes common
Lawrence
1st
Samson
Serrick
Ogden
High
Jan
Juiy
9% May
37% Jan
Jun
15
2,500
19 Vb
4%
<..50
9%
200
16%
17%
1 ft
45 %
3%
19%
5%
1
.
Low
Mar
81
Jan
150
200
200
•
.
8%
13%
8'A
Jan
15%
—
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Oil
Co
Pub
.
1
•
8%
13%
300
Feb
2,400
4,100
13%
1.25
118
5%
—
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Russeks Fifth Ave common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
1
Corp common
Oil
62 Va
81
9%
33%
9%
1
Texas
Airlines
Penn
—
(The)
250
2%
16
16%
lft
45 %
3%
10"%
17 %
1%
Low
Par
20%
Jan
15%
—
5
common
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1
—
Niagara Share Corp
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—
Shares
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Shipbuilding Corp—
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for Week
5,800
6%
09
10%
2%
77.,
9%
33
SVz
„
10 V«
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Rosario
New
1,400
,
09
common
New
19%
—
——•
common-
Auction
3,500
4%
4%
113 Va 114%
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
18%
114 }
2%
1
Watch Co
Clock &
New Haven
1
——100
Tel
&
LOW
3%
19
2.50
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
Week's
East
Sale Price
Friday
3%
3%
30c
Radio
Union
National
27
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
JULY
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
for Week
Friday
Aircraft
Products
common
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~5%
warraptsj.
Corp
5%
~5%
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'
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33'A
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33%;
1/64 Jun
t'l 82% July
-rr-rs
Jan
76 Va May
6%
,
Jan
.%.Jan
39% May
,
Volume 174
Number 5033
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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33
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
"
Week's
Last
Range
*:
FOR WEEK
ENDED
JULY
27
Sales
Friday
for Week
BONDS
'
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
:7-
Par'-'
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United
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Milk
Products
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RR
NJ
Profit
United
10%
Sharing
25 '
US
Foil
U
S
and
$5
1st
class
25
Radiator
U
S
Rubber
38
Universal
Universal
Utah-Idaho
50
4%
5,000
41 Ye
300
36%
♦
1st
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
3y4s
1968
ia/4
800
37'A
40'%
11,800
5,600
5%
88%
5%
5%
88'A
90%
8"%
1,400
5
4
5%
1%
__
5%
Jan
A6%s
49 %
Jan
Afe%s
2
s
4%
*
6 Ye
Apr
Safe
Feb
San
92
5%
5
28 Va
2%
2%
3
2% July
9,300
1st
Pow
&
series
and
A
Counties
•1st
mortgage
Gas
Gas
3s
1965
(Calif)
1
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
Steel
Syndicate
7
*
24%
1
Inc
8'/a
4%
1,000
15%
15 Va
100
9%
Jan
96%
Feb
Jun
25%
Jun
10%
98
99
98
—
*99
101 %
Gas
Jan
102%
100'A
105
101 Va
100
*
99%
104
98%
105
98%
103
—
-Jan-July
El°ctrlc
&
99
104
98 %
100'A
*100
__
100-
•
100 Ye
101% 102%
*98% 100
3%s
1970—Feb-Aug
101% 102%
May-Noy
April-Oct
3rd
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
100"
98% 100
105%-
97
65
100
95
70
32%
Jan-July
94%
84%
34
*93
69
Jan
5'A
A7-4s
Feb
7% Apr
'3% Mar
2,300
4y8
•
July
23%
400
8%'
20c
Manufacturing—'
25
103%
Jan
82
5
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vogt
800
165
100%
*101% 104
Feb-Ayy
<A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett- Corp Inc 5s cell trust 1966
Stinnes (Hugo) Ccrp—
common
105%
__
142
101 %
—April-Oct
Spalding
Corp
104%
99%
*100% 101%
Jan-July
*
1973
3'As 1970
1971
3s
101%
101%
*145% 152
May-Noy
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1952_,
B
3s< secies B
Southern
Mar
3%
Jan -July
Corp 3s 1981
6s
Edison
California
Southwestern
Valspar
98
1
5
Co—
1973—,
ref M
Southern
Apr
38
Jan
;3%s
Feb
Lt
California
May
■
106%
104%
"l
98%
99%
*63%
■
April-Oct
Harbor Water Power
Joaquin
Southern
Jan
3>/4
31%
300
37
*30
5%s series A 1952
9% May
Jan
36%
98%
High
101
99
!■
Apr
91
36
__
Low
100%
99%
1960
44%
Jan
25%
Jan. 1
No.
101% 101%
Jan-July
Range Sins*
Sold
103% 103%
J100
1960—April-Oct
coupon
coupon
Jan
Jan
75
1940
1947
2%
1% July
26%
103%
Jan-July
50-year 6% debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Mar
26%
__
1
1
Public Ser-vice Electric & Gas
3 % May
7,300
2,000
Oct
Oct
ex
Apr
86% Mar
8
with
15%
•
Jan
Bonds
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
41% Mar
:
62
10
Sugar
Jan
July
Piec'mont
Low
June-Dec
1
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—April-Oct
1970
Feb
1% July
350
8%
'
3'As
18
28%
or
Sale Price
April-Oct
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
'
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Mar
ft Jun
.
L——10
common
Power
1st
4% July
Jun
39
1%
40%
_10
Co
Products
5
"42%
37%
1
Oil
Ohio
July
248
Jun
-
200
5
.
*
Securities,
common
Insurance
Universal
221
:
%
__
1
B
Consolidated
10
12 % July
Raclaiming Co___
1
Corp common—..—^_50c
United Stores
24
3% May
__
Week's Rang*
Last
.
Period
-
11% May
-
Feb 7
41V2
5
41%
—10c
Corp
International
S
"
222
1
preferred with warrants
U
Jan
..
Interest
Exchange
High
%
—25
Co
23
20
i
__
222
;
10
Conditioning
8%
New York Stock
Park
Specialties common
Air
8
675
24
■
„
„
U
Low
10%
24
.4
—100
Preferred
United
Range Since Jan. 1
vf7;7.
■
common
Shoe
Shares
High
9%
__
__
common,
preferred
Machinery
United
7
,
-
*
__
Canai—
&
Low
registered new—
rets ord
dep
United
*
common
preferred
participating
of Prices
13%
Jan
16%
Stinnes
A7-4s
Temi
A 6
Jun
2nd
stamped
1946
April-Oct
Hydro-Electric Co—
%s
with
A6%s
ex
Aug
Aug
1
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
1
Feb-Aug
__
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
2%s
United
Waco
Aircraft
Co
•
Wagner Baking voting tf. ctfs ext
•
7%, preferred.
-100.
'$2
&
Bond Inc
cum
1
——1
t
v
6%
1%
Manufacturing
West Texas
Utilities
$6
Western
Maryland Ry
Western
Tablet
&
.—.1.25
pfd
7%
Inc
Whitman
Wichita
V/ickes
(The)
Williams
Wilison
CI
(R
Corp
Co
preferred
x
6 Ye
7
Elec
Wisconsin
Woodall
Jan
114
191
&
Lt
pfd
Newspaper
„
41 %
Feb
21
Jun
25%
Apr
25%
Jan
Jan
23%
American
5'A
Jan
15% July
8% Jan
19'A
15%
—
5%
preference—
Wright
Haigreaves
1959
Feb-Auy
Agricultural
Mortgage
Jun
107/a
Feb
Jun
14%
Jan
A20-year
7s
April
7y»
Jan
A
7s
Jan
16
13% July
18
20-year
Bogota
Feb
(see
Interest
37
33% Jan
43
99%
96 y2 July
105
■
Jan
13'A
13%
Jun
15%
Apr
24
25%
14
Apr
26% July
(Col)
Bank
7s
Danish
Cons
4%
Jan
~1% Juiy
5'As
5s
Ltd
i[ft
•
Friday 7
!'•
*
'
ALima
April-Oct
'
•
Interest
v
Last
Period
'
-Y
'
,
Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
Aug
'
2%s
1970
f
or
le Price
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-
*
'
I
Low
/
—_June-Dec
1998-/
1
series
A
Range Sine*
Sold
High ;■/
103% 104%
Quar-Feb
1970
*150
June-Bee
Chicago Transit Authority—
7f
-13%s revenue series of 1947-1978—
Delaware
&
Jan .1
No.
'
160
Y
Low
f
il
High
99%
43
107%
158 Ye
166
98% ;98 % v
20
95%
103%
95%
96%
34
92%
103%
96%
1948
June-Dec
Gas
Lt
RR
&
Mar-Sepf
99%
■
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Co—
*AC%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Finland
5s
Nov
ex
1
1947
Residential
stamped
Green .Mountain
Guantanamo &
3%s
1963
flnternatlonal
-
All
issues
51%
1955
6%s
78
9
9
56 V*
71
91
19
31
2
1952
__Jan-Ju!y
(Peru) 6%s stamped
stamped (Plan A)—
stamped
June-Dec
reduced
to
2%s
1
64
78
••
•:;
9
5%
21%
54
*54
39
57
'*54
April-Oct
AMcrtgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
'
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972__—June-Dec
31
37%
42
-
*56%
May-Nov
(issue of Oct
Parana
stamped
Interest
1927)
2 c/o
Rio
13
interest
de
1947
48
June-Dec
1958
—.
*No
eOdd-lot
principal,
■
51%
51%
*80
*38
40
56
56
'■ 51
■■
■
84
•
51%
..
im11
83
:
,.—
'7
!39'
41
1952
thereafter.
&
Mar-Sept
-
and
Due
1997__Jan-July
(Plan A)*—
2% 2012
Jan-July
31
31%
250
34%
34%
1
.26
31%
stamped
to
6%s
1919
Jan-July
3%
3%
3%
June-Dec
value,
a
transaction
n
3%
•3%-
3%
33%
•71
^
2
3%
.2
■,7.
113
•
35%
3%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range).
d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, gEx-stock dividend. hExtransaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for
cash
Under-the-rule
included
in
year's range).
Ex-dividend,
x
*Friday's bid and asked prices;
57
being
—
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
sales being transacted during current week.
no
traded flat.
.
■
§ Reported inrReceivership.
70
99%
97%
72%
104%
*52
58
53
53
*44
48
44
106
44
61
69
,
;
,
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates}
"w 1," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants,
?
106
93% 100
-
Abbreviations used
50
99
-~-
1953
Government
A Bonds
;,
A) —
2%s 2008
1951
reduced
par
103%
112%
74
*99%
Jan-July
,
64
99%
53
Y
*71
to
1921
107%
__
*30
•v—
in
in
Janiero
4
(not
*63%
(Plan
reduced
(Republic of)-- '4
Power Sec—
11%
91
78
7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
7"A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
—
Western RR—
series A Icoupon on)
aex-coupon market
-
|
Mar-Sept
A6s
'
May-Nop
Bank—
:
Power
82%
54'/a
73%
62
8
99%
99%
*107 % 109%
May-Nou
1953
coupon
Mtge
1961
1953
63%
50
May
Jan-July
1956
5s
63%
.
A6%s
90%
:CY
YY 7'V;
31
A5%s
■'
4s series B 1993
Fuel 3y2s 1965
&
Water
*56%
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
T
*39
ARussian
/
May-Nov
mortgage
Eastern
81
82%
May-Nou
2% %
—Jan-Jttly
Western RR—
»Lackawanna of N J Division—
V" 1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
Elmira
•
High
81
—
1958—Mar-Sepf
Peru
i
L 1st
*82
2008
Interest
Lack
,7 Low
'
U
Power -3'As
6s
*82
Jan-July
City
Maranhao
-A7s
Week's Rang*
'
Bethlehem
Jan. 1
No.
of)—
1953
AExternal
IIS Jan
Range Sine*
Sold
Municipal Loan—
External
External
5% July
—
New York Stock Exchange
Appalachian
Bonda
High
—
1946
AMedellin
'•
Low
£1
—
BONB 8
104
Range
Bid & Asked
Danzig Port & Waterways—
5s
99
106%
116%
102
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Feb
'
?
Week's
Last
Period
1947
Mortgage Bank
Valley
Interest
*
96%
102%
110
112
*102% 104%
__
'
Jan
13 y4
24%
111
Friday
4%
99
__
97%
99
*103
104
10 y2 Mar
37
—
<
June-Dec
New York Stock Exchange
11 %
5%
•
v
June-Dec
Jan
7'A
51/4
8
deposit receipts
6%
Mar-Sdpt
1964
Jan
7'
6%
__
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
;'-21%
.
„
r
Union—
debentures
f
s
■
Apr
Jan
29% July
...
3% May
__
2
Petroleum common
Woolworth (F Wj Ltd—
1954
3%s
1960
5s
BONDS
100
Woodley
•
Jun
16 V*
•
4%%
Inc
Power
Traction
conv
% 102%
*63%
*30 V:v
Feb
30
475
—
——25
common
Pwr
Industries
1956
coupon,
debentures
Water
Penn
ACauca
Winnipeg
June-Dec
Feb
Apr
Jun
25
*
1
w
Western
6%
1
common
Feb
111%
21
*
Inc—
Brothers
9
165
5
&
West
1956
coupon
Hotel—
A5s ' income
Washington
Jan
40
30%
1947
1
Waldorf-Astoria
Feb
Feb
2%
60
—
10
-
2%
17%
5% July
_
1,000
i
29 Ye
■
„
-1
-
Corp
Products
Wilson
5%
Oil
6%
180
21
'
__
5
(Wm) & Co
River
.
Dec
ex
Jan
26
__1
.
,
100
As
102
Co—
1940
1
*
Afay-Nov
Service
Dec
Feb
Jun
6s
6%
170
30'A
10
_
——
8
with
1% Mar
:
12,200
Jan
112
1% July
12
6
3%
6% Apr
107% July
400
2
111% 112
„
180
20
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Apr
i
*
com
Coal
Westmoreland
2%
!
1%
5%
6%
•
1st pfd__100
Stationery
Westmoreland
1%
i.-
2
Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
100
:
•
—
—1
1-.
w<
c
200
,
referred-——.——30
SWaltbam; Watch Co
Ward
—
Electric
A7s
3
6%
—.
Waitt
3
x
1969
revenue
"YV
■'
7
.7 '
'7:■■■'■''Y,
:
7
■
redeemed—
'
■
AG%s
v.,*'
series
C
a6%s <Dec
1955
1
June-Dec
1941
Lis
series
A7s
'
A7s
'*»>:'
series
Ala
Isarco
E
(Aug
Feb-Aug
P"
1957——
with
112%
106
112%
101% 106
1952^__^i^————Jait-July
1941
1952—
coupon)
A7s
with
Nov
1940
1
109
105%
60
110
;;'"V 43
f
106
65
3
Altalian
Midland
Nov
1
1940
Superpower
Valley
Extended
110
106%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date-~
at
England
coupon
6s
*63%
1352
JWar-Nov
1963-
Jan-July
59
59
59
41
to
Power
1963
3'As
April-Oct
1961
May-Noy
*80
80%
mortgage 6%s
1953
Jan-July
«
listed
on
Low
43.37 Jan
2
July
24_
46.70
25—
47.02
~-':Y
90
88
81
101
105
July
26—
47.04
High
95
July
27—-
47.12
Low
44%
5
-Stocks-
-Bonds—
■'
:
,
Indus-
Date—
*
21
July
23^__—, 255.68
July
24.:
July
July
25
—
Rail¬
trlali
July
roads
IB
of 265 common
for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with the highs and.
lows for the year to date, are as follows (1939 ayerage = 100):
0
stocks
for
the
week
ended
Second
10
utu-
65
Indus¬
Grade
ltlftS '
8tock»
trials"
Ralls
Closed
—
^7**77.71
258.94
Grade
-
Rails
10
Total
utu~
40
ttles
Bonds
Closed—r44.51
7
92.19
98.52
99.82
_
95.05
-
July
21,
1951,
A
10
First
Total
34.25 July 13
The SEC Index of stock prices based on the closing prices
•
10
20
43.24 Dec 30
——
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.
30
'*
,
Range for 1950
July
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
are
28
46.37
July
60%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
48.65 Feb
23—
21
73
*102% 103
—
Range for 1951
High
July
RR—
4%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
43%
Closing
Closed
62%
m.—
49
__
*30
■
f
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock Average
112%
61'A
7
37
100
63
58%
22
101% 106%
1952
coupon
"
New
100
106
Hydro-Electric Co—
£7s
;
——.
1957
1941 coupon)
(July
1955
coupon)
'
%
99.327
98.18
'
78.89
44.60 •
93,2/
98.46
99.89
95.03
99.52
44.72
93.22
98.51
90.63
95.35
99.53
44.90
93.84
98.55
99.76
95 25
99.52
98.27
July 27ji.i„'—_i— 7259.23
81.69
44.82
94.44 '
98.59
99.81
95.38
99.56
98.32
ComSo.lt..
Manufacturing
;/
i
-
..
i
M».«
.
High
173.8
209.7
0.4
•„
;
.
TtSo"
=2160
■
Low
; *
—0.2.,..-,,>.-,181.6
203.9,,
<
77
Change
,
1
1951
Peicent
f
1M.2
—•180.0
'
203.1
N^urasSaoMir":—
.
July 14,'51
July 21,'51
'
f
'
1764
•
i?i:»
-96.26
80.08
'•/•f
98.23
79.06
259.09
7'7'7 ;' 7*-77:v
26___
-358.11
i
r
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.
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(390)
Week Ended July 27,1951
United States
Total
Stocks
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
(Number
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Jnt'l
Railroad
Stocks
and Miscel.
Bonds
:
„
-—-
Saturday—-
Closed
$2,940,800
$2,384,800
$536,000
2,881,000
904,000
3,785,000
1,'873,690
1,483,930
2,916,400
764,000
3,080,400
1,880,000
2,303,000
454,500
2,334,500
Tuesday
567,000
2,870,000
Wednesday
1,445,300
$20,000
7,863,700
-
$3,225,500
$12,365,200
$15,610,700
$20,000
1951
Foreign
Total
116,000
3,000
230,000
309,120
76,000
53,000
1,000
130,000
257,160
36,000
88,000
15,000
139,000
/1,466,710
$468,000
$471,000
$68,000
$1,007,000
Week Ended
!
—
$180,700
;
<1959
1959
1951
2,029,430
60,604,683
63,103,391
$468,000
$589,000
$15,040,000
$19,835,000
471,000
462,000
6,537,000
9,366,000
68,000
of shares
12,000
1,469,000
1,498,000
$1,063,000
$23,046,000
$30,699,000
1,466,710
—
Y
381,000
3,225,500
1,416,500
56.U59.320
62,855,110
12,365,200
32,240,000
476,448,900
604,965,700
Foreign
$15,610,700
„
Jan. 1 to July 27
July 271
$1,007,000
Stocks—No.
221,000
$33,707,500
$534,792,220
$668,382,510
Total
—
.
1951
294,844,034
Bonds
—
,
111,000
r
$1,963,000
Industrial-
and
273,000
375,125
—
$1,000
50,000
——
Bank
——-
Railroad
37,000
—
Friday
$20,000
Government
S.
International
143,000
$71,000.
1
Bonds
U.
$235,000
$12,000
93,000
1959
272,025,444
11,875,708
7,863,700
of shares
Stocks—No.
—
$152,000
July 27
1951
1950
Bonds
291,725
Total
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended July 27
;
Total
Bonds
233,580
Thursday
Total——
Bonds
Closed
1,317,110
1,743,070
Foreign
Corporate
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Saturday
Monday———
•<
Foreign
Domestic
of
Week Ended July 27, 1951
•
Tuesday—-.--———-.
Wednesday
"
Thursday-Friday—
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Shares
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Number of
.
Domestic
r
Foreign government
_
*
——
corporate
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
:
Low
15714
—
100
*
60
Albany RR
100
123
Tel
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
&
Copper
Columbia
High
High
Day
Power
Federated
2,770
149%
Jan
158%
Feb
30%
Jun
46%
Jan
General
&
39%
37% July
41%
HO
121% 124
44
44%
204
117%
2,456
x40%
44%
Jan
Jan
—
26
Boston
Edison
Boston
Elevated
Boston
&
Personal
National
Jan
34% July
41%
110
40%
Jun
54%
>
—
■■
100
York
*
Common
6
—-
;
13%
100
12%
Jun
18%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
26
200
23% Mar
27%
Jun
Ohio
Oil
10%
Jan
8%
—
8%
100
105% 109%
—
—-10,
131
8% July
Jan
109% May
83%
Ry—
Street
3%
——100
100
58%
preferred adjustment
Lines
SS
40
20%
rr
lnc
A880C«~—,
Group
12%
56
—
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1st pfd series A
5%
Employer!
11%
11%
:—100
6%
14% Mar
11% Jan
113
3%
2%
4% Feb
3%
580
95
55% July
67
Feb
25
37%
Jan
49 v
Jan
20
58%
40
20 %
300
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
32 Ye
32%
10Q
32% July
37%
Jan
36%
36%
37%
305
36% July
38 % July
-•
55%
54%
55%
27%
2,121
49%
56% Mar
26%
71% 14%
34o
185
24%
24% 24%
15Q
—1
Gillette Safety Razor Co new-,
—
Kenoecott.Copper •-—^
new,.,—...**10
Lonp Star Cement; Corp
100
TT-1
Cos
—
Jan
30%
Jan
79%
67% July
23% July
Feb
Rexall
Stone
Co
Co__
Association
Drug
Webster
&
,,
lnc
*
*
——
May
33
July
17%
18
153/4 July
26%
Jan
32% -32%
50
30 3/4
33
Jan
53%
50
53%
53%
18%
ft
30
v
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1,458
v"
15%
21
'
1,191
50
135
110
10%
—,1—10
Vermont & Mass Ry
Co—.——,—lQO
Waldorf System lnc
Westlnghouse Electric
Jan
34 % May
433/4 Mar
10
4%
Jun
41
16%
Jun
25"%
Jan
9%
50
12%
Jan
53%
54%
100
83/4 July
46% Mar
54%
Feb
21%
21%
150
16%
Jan
22 %
July
54%
54%
44
51%
Feb
33%
33%
89
25%
11 %
11%
175
' 22%
22%
50
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21%
22%
Feb
Feb
25c
4%
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6% Mar
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Jan
Co
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Jan
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45%
•
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40%
Jun
Feb
21%
Jun
26%
Feb
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Apr
70 % July
373/8
Jan
41%
59%
Jun
33% Mar
68% July
38% May
43%
Jun
49%
Feb
38
Jun
47%
Fob
295
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100
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WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
25%. Jan
-
July
1% Jan
26%
16% July
8%, Jan
Members
Jan
11 . May
8% Feb
New
July
17%
Detroit
Jan
-v
25%
6% July
15
299
19 %
180
22
Oil
Oil
Standard
Timken
.
&
Brands
Standard
33%
15
Vacuum
Southern
12% Mar
93%
•
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Roebuck
Sears,
Socony
Jan
32% July
York Stock Exchange
-N'w York Curb Exchange
'
Feb
33%
34-
67%
69% '
1,799
69%
Jan
73%
Feb
41%
41% July
49%
200
51% Jan
73
40
49Q
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62%
42%
65%
2,000
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.ivi/i'A;-'
Apr
38% Mar
41%
:
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Apr
Jun
7% Jan
33%
25
common
Cq—
V
9%
4% :
Corp
44% July
67%
United Shoe Machinery
Rubber
12%
17% 19%
9'A9%
7
7%;; ;
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54 %
Jan
17%
ft
Jan
10c
200
•
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17%
113
300
11%
—
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10%,
18'A
11c
113% 114 ,180
15% 17
170
75c
85c
1,100
—
*
185
11c
19
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Terrington
TJ
Jan
26%
33
Jan
27% May
13% July
29% Jan
140
10 %
—
60
25
60
Pennsylvania RR
17
44%
17%
—
20 *
11%
100 - 113%
100 .
—
2.50
—
Hartford-
Raven ft
North Butte Mining
New
V; 15%
42%
—
1
—
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
_
Mining
—
5
Service
Shawmut
17
•
Racing Assn—;
Narragansett
.
Nash-Kelvinator
Quincy
Jan
42%
15%
52
RR
Oil
Radio
U
Maine Central RR common—
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Y
17% Mar
14%
71
60
15%
'.ij
*
Packard Motor Car
Standard
New
56% Mar
54 % May
Jan
,
"when issued"—
First National Stores
Electric
General
New
Jan
Jan
'
Common
N
49%
46
18%
Wi'"
w.—.
Pennsylvania
Pure
,
—-——*
—
—
Mass
National
126
236
,
52
*
.
Pepsi-Cola
Eastern
55%
49
32%
15%,-
*
__
Central
26
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
,
Feb
54%
8
Tel
&
Register
Distillers
23%
—
•
Service
Eastern
8% July
48
-
*
Tel
Cash
National
New
Trust
Prop
Hecla——
Calumet &
Cities
44"% July
Railway—
Railroad—
(when issued)
29%
Maine
Common
Boston
44%
30
270
Feb
Feb
130
Jan
10%
34 %
55%
5
new
14% July
11%
10%
33%
41%
•
Motors
Jan
12%
10%
?:
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General Electric
134
328
14%
34
7
Dept Stores-
33%
32%
z
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
High
14
14
II
I
Light
&
International
Boston
I
Curtiss-Wright
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
ft
Gas
155% 157%
—
Low
Par
Sales
Last
STOCKS
,
STOCKS
Exchange
—
37%
12%
36"%
•
12%
37"%
Jun
120
11% Jan
34% Jan
•
124
'
Telephone:
WOodward 2-5525
Mar
13% Feb
40% Apr
Detroit Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Par
20
American Laundry
Balcrank
Low
25
Carey - ————:
Champion Paper
—;
10
Shares
Cincinnati
Gas
23%
Jan
Cincinnati
Street
Cincinnati
Tel
American
16%
18%
•
.
3%
Jan
8%
Jun
Budd Company
Jun
18%
Jan
Burroughs Adding Machine
355
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
Consolidated
296
45%
Jan
193
32
?
Jan
36% July
Detroit
32%
32%
100
30%
Jun
38
Detroit
4%
Jun
25
4%
4%
225
:
50
73%
74%
485
7%
Apr
Jun
69% Jan
77
240
20
July
24 %
Jan
110
Hobart
-10
'22%
48
48
,:46
May
51
—<
Little Mi Spl_
25%
25%
25%
40
34%
35%
374
—50
Lunkenheimer
*
P
G
&
new
common
preferred
8%
•
45%
68%
May
S
Printing
Unlisted
American
common
Armco
90
68
%
69
%
1,274
26%
Feb
38%
Jan
Jun
43
19% Mar
Apr
62% July
45% July
23%
79%
Jan
Jan
230
8
Apr
230
July
13
13
250
11%
Jan
14
May
53
•
53
53
37%
Jan
53
July
Mining
15%
__1
225
,
Steel
157
15%
156% 157
Paper
220
16%
245
17
8%
8% July
15% July
18%
Jan
14
Jan
18 %
Apr
21%
Jan
26% May
Detroit
15%
-20
Hardware
Mfg
1,186
253/4
25%
100
6 3/8
63/4
7%
7%
;
21%
22
1
_
307
17%
6 S/8
5
Navigation
15%
17%
253/4
1
Cleveland
Edison
Detroit-Michigan
Detroit
Steel
Jun
800
7%
22
19% Mar
9%
Jan
6% May
7%
Feb
1,100
7%
Jan
10,470
213/e
Apr
23s/8
Feb
43/4
Jun
4%
4%
100
6%
250
6
36%
1,771
f
4% July
6
4%
1
Stove
1
Corp
Frankenmuth
93A Mar
36%
1
Brewing
30%
2%
2%
2%
27%
20O
2%
July
Jan
8
Jun
36%
Jan
Jan
23/4 May
'
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Ale
Fruehauf
Gar
Brewing
Wood
Gemmer
General
.
1
Industries
Manufacturing
Motors
new
:
corn—
30c
4%
*
.
—1
•.
400
14
48%
:
6%
153/4
fl,704
48%
14
5
—10
27%
6%
27%
30c
27%
—-
1
1
& Chemical
Oil
.
1
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Graham-Paige
Great Lakes
''
1
L.
Trailer
13%
Jan
149%
Jan
16%
49
2,314
4%
,
3
3%
2
2
2%
15c
1,000
/
40c
6%
14
Jan
Jun
29%
May
25% July
100
43/4
3%
40%
42%
160
38%
Jun
44%
Jan
8% May
18% Jun
July
'
46%
Jun
54
May
400
:
4
Apr
4%
Feb
/
820
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
'
July
3%
Feb
9%
Jan
9
Jan
2
1,998
10
41
39%
41
317
36%
Jun
51
Jan
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7
250
7
Ball
&
Bearing
Benguet Mining
7
7%
Jun
8% Mar
•
1%
Service
City Products
For footnotes see page 43.
25
50%
30%
—25
10
*
114%
28%
1%
1,200
1%
Jan
50%
51%
45
47%
Jun
29%
30%
115
28%
Jun
68%
1 Peso
Chrysler Corp —-—;
common.. —10
6%
Jan
6%
100
1%
Hoover
83/4
8%
410
17%
17%
17%
110
17% July
20% Mar
16%
6%
8
May
Feb
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
1
common
Apr
158 % Mar
Hoskins Manufacturing
Houdaille-Hershey
common
Howell Electric Motors
l
V
Apr
Jan
17%
7
_
Bros
&
Higbie Mfg
115
214
42 %
—
Avco Mfg
Cities
3%
*4%
StocksAirlines
American Telephone & Telegraph—100
Aijaconda
20
24% Mar
32%
230
13
U
45%
32
20
100
Jan
3% July
Jan
35-
————
High
3
200
63% May
60%
36%
Art. —_f__*;
Low
300
3%
8 3/a
*
•
Gibson
High
3%
17
—
—1
16%
58%
21
Range SInee Jan. 1
3%
2
Products
Metal
15
35%
—10
1
Shares
3%
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Railway—4—
Eagle Picher
Low
Par
'
Big Bear Markets
36%
Mach__—_—__10
Milling
'
-
High
27% Mar
59%
■—
& Electric common_8%
*
•
335
5%
16%
60
Davidson
Cincinnati
V
•
Electric
Altes Brewing
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
25%
18
16%
Allen
for Week
High
5%
—1
Burger Brewing
/
.
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sales
Week's
Last
stocks
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
,
69 %
36
65%
Jun
104% 114%
412
83%
Jan
114"% July
28% July
32.% Mar
28%
30
254
1% July
59%
Hudson
Motor
Car
15%
16
200
15
«
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11%
11%
100
11% July
1
6%
63/a
300
5% Mar
-2%
16
_
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—
13
13
242
13
Jan
Feb
15% Mar
6
3/4
Feb
July
15
Feb
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
2
Feb
Jan
38%
Feb
King-Seeley
82 %
Apr
Kinsel
1
27%
27%
27%
315
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Kysor Heater Co
1
1%
1%
1%
200
^
1
5%
5
5%
1,225
LaSalle
2
3%
3%
100
common
Wines
_
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-24
:1%
l<
5
July
3
Jun
5% May
-
33A Feb
Volume 174
Number 5033
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(391)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Masco
Screw
Prod
Low
1
common.,
Corporation
Electric
Welding———.
Friday
Low
3
19 Vs
High
100
2%
Jan
3%
1
lv
18%
Jun
233/8
Feb
Kaiser
3%
loO
3 %
Jan
4
':,3%
3%
'
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100
3%
Jun
4%
Mar
Jan
Kern
Packard
Park
Motor
Car
Chemical
Pfeiffer
4%
665
4%
Jun
...3%
33/s
200
3
Jan
3% July
(Fred
1
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19%
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59
59
Products.——.
1
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(H W)
Co
&
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5%
—
4.13A
440
3 Vs
1,425
20 3/„
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19%
5
550
■
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class
Jan
59
Jan
3
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5%
1,310
Corporation
Union
11%
i
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Jun
6%
Loew's
100
Jan
Jan
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317
11%
Jun
415
12%
Jan
17% Mar
516
4%
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14
175
13
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Apr
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10
Feb
Gas
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(Un)—•
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Feb
4%
Jan
23 Ms
7%
Feb
47% July
Philco
Feb
lJ/2
Dodge
Jan
Corp
(Un)
Puget Sound
Bethlehem
Bishop
Steel
Oil
Corp
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52%
2
12%
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13%
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Vultee
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Aircraft
Power
Corp
31%
31%
772
30% Jan
24%
1,759
19% July
33%
(Un)_.
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Continental
Continental Oil
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<Del)
new
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New York Central RR (Un)
Nordon Corp
High
29%
59'%
73%'
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'
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Jan
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i_10
Feb
58%
74%
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20
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City Lines Inc
National
,
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;
500
15%
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;
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77%
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Nash-Kelvlnator
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National
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American
*'
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,
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Monogram Pictures Corp
Jan
«
for Week
a22% a22%
Allied
:*
Sales
-
,
1
-r
-
" " Range v.
Sale Price ... of Prices
•/*"
16%
Apr
*
1
Manufacturing Co
Minnesota
7% Mar
1 % July
800
.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
■■
Jun
75
7
Middle South Utilities
15% Mar
Jan
Mt
VW'•
Jan
16%
193
•
Biltmore
McKesson &
Menasco
Jan
Motorola
if.
8'A
155
70
I0o
(Un)
Montgomery Ward
;
525
a72% a75%
a75%
1
Magnavox Company (Un)
Mascot Oil Co
Montana
,
4s/4
9% Mar
Jan
5
■
Los
2% May
73A
2
23/4 May
12 3/a Apr
11%
14
1%
'
Inc
Angeles
Angeles
High
33% May
434
al6% al6%
•
(new)
Low
28% July
344
43/^
8.75
(Un)
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
31 %
5
Petroleum Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Jun
200
/.
14%
4%
14
1.—
-—,
Low
30%
__
1
Lincoln
Apr
22% Mar
'
Wayne Screw Products
Shares
:_1
County Land Co
Company
Libby McNeil & Libby
July
4%
Jan
323
11%
-
5
1
V*
1%
9
2%
14%
1
common...
>
8%
2
..
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B
13/4
2%
——...
Manufacturing
Standard
■~8%
1
—
Scocten-Dilion
Sheller
V,
-2
.
Paper
Rudy Manufacturing
Chemical
Lane-Wells
Los
River
for Week
6% Mar
———_—
Metal
Brewing
Prophet
4%
3%
—_1
Parke, Davis
Peninsular
4%
&
Corp
Kansas Power & Light Co (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp, (Un)
"
*
Aluminum
Kaiser-Frazer
i
3%
2
——
Sale*
Range
ef Prices
Par
Feb
115
19 Vs
Week's
Last
Bale Price
■
National Stamping
27
STOCKS
High
3
—10
'
National
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Murray
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
15%
Jun
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
(F W) Co (Un)
Woolworth
Zenda
Gold
Mining Co
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
10c
•
11c
__
9c
59%
59%
245
8c
54
35
80
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(392)
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Week'a
Sales: "
Last
Range
for Week
8ale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
& GERNON
DAYTON
* .1 •;
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Low
Par
Hallicrafter3
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
SALLE ST.
105 SO. LA
V'
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Hein
1
Instrument
Heileman
Telephone Central 6-0780
Co
(G)
Co
Brewing
Werner
6%
1
22
22
24%
High
Range Since Jan. 1
2,900
22
4*:
:
5-
24%
--..'.650'"
10%
—
40%
41
100
High
f
*
6i July
24
9
May
27%
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
44%
Feb
Jan
•;
22% July.
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8% 'Feb
Mar f
19'
200
23%
10%
40%
3
Low
—
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6%
--
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Corp
6%
t
Members:
Midwest Stock Exchange
Hibbard
&
Bartlett
Spencer
Hupp Corporation
Chicago Board of Trade
25
1
38%
105
July
4%
26
400
23%
Feb
27%
Apr
4
20
3%
Jan
5
Mar
300
10 v
13
Feb
700
3
600
3%
3
-
Huttig
MIDWESTERN LISTED
SECURITIES
UNLISTED
AND
Sash
Hydraulic
Door
&
Press
Illinois
MINNEAPOLIS
Brick
Illinois
CLAIRE
EAU
LaCROSSE
MADISON
Brick
Central
1
common
Co
4
—
11
Products
1
Co
133/4
18%
13%
_•
60
18
60
100
11
57%
10
RR
Independent Pneumatic Tool
Indiana Steel
25%
5
common
14%
Jun
500
8 3,8
600 '
Co
Affiliated
Akron
Mfg—
Brass
Alleghany Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
100
27%
800
7%
50
8
350
7%
8%
8%
400
8
July
4%
100
4
Jan
4%
3%
33%
Jan
xl3
13%
1,500
Feb
10
Jan
Illinois
Iowa
Power
Jun
3
'
1,950
29%
1,700
13
Jun
Light
15%
American
(Un)
Investment
1
Co
(111)
1
Armour & Co
(111)
18%
18%
18%
15%
153/a
153/4
11% May
4% May
Kansas
City
200
Kansas
Power
393b July
153/a
400
I33/8
Jan
18% Mar
26%
1,300
25%
213/4
22
10
22%
24%
—_—:*
25%
25%
100
24
16%
700
16
May
300
8
May
13
Feb
20
Jan
25%
Apr
18% July
15
21%
10
&
Light
Light (Un)
Co
Drug
8,75
16%
16
1
——
5
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Jan
Kellogg
Feb
Knapp Monarch
Kropp Forge Co
Products
Corp
Jun
44%
Feb
37%
40%
36% July
8%
9%
-
8"% July
3,100
19% Mar
15% July
Feb
900
51% Jan
12%
Jan
1%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
33%
31%
34%
1,100
273/a
Jan
363/4
35%
363/4
200
28%
7%
7%
7%
250
6%
Jan
8%
7%
7%
1,000
6%
Jun
8% Mar
19%
21%
1,500
1734
Jan
21% July
483/,
483/4
200
4
3
Jan
9%
9%
Switchboard
21%
22
18%
Supply corn—*
&
18 %
18%
5
1
Co—
Mfg
Co
10
Bendix Aviation Corp
Benguct
'
Co
21%
5
Consolidated
—
40
May
40% May
Jan
Laclede
Gas
&
Co
.3%
Co
5
(Un)
IBerghoff Brewing Corp
1%
1
Bethlehem Steel
•
Booth
Corp
Fisheries
(Unj
Corp
l3/8
:
6
13
13
A
10
& Bigelow
Bruce (EL) Co
;
Feb
1%
1%
850
300
133/4
Jan
1%
Feb
4%
7,700:
6
51%
Jan
8
60
Jan
10%
750
Jan
15%
14
Apr
20
Mar
—
*
62
100
Jun
70% Mar
11%
11%
200
113/4
Jan
4
22%
300
20
Jan
29
Jan
59 %
% Mar
15%
—
15%
200
14% July
18%
19
'
12.50
19%
500
18%
22
Jan
Leath
&
Libby
Printing Co
Field
Marshall
Jan
May
Pacific
(Un)
25
Carr-ConsolJdated Biscuit
Centlivre Brewing Corp—,—
&
Central
Illinois
South
West
-1
25%
27
2 3,4
100
3%
3%
3%
50
5
Corp
Co—
21%
1,500
—50c
-—
Central
26%
xl43/8
14%
14%
1,500
35%
35%
100
2 3/4
■
Jan
29% Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
5% Jan
3% Jan
13% May
15% Mar
&
15%
*
Central 111 Secur Corp common
$1.50 conv preference
—
i__l
3
3%
32%
35V«
Apr
Jan
2
Feb
17%
-25
30%
Chicago Corp
—1
—
—
3% Feb
200
26%
400
22%
Jan
21
50
19%
Jun
21
Apr
Feb
Convertible preferred
Chicago Elec Mfg class A——
18
36%
25
500
-1
8%
8%
19%
70
y.;
70
;• .100
28%
38
38
200' AtlOO •
.
Utilities
Chicago
Milwaukee
St
Paul
i-'X Pacific Ry
Hart
&
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Portland
Missouri
Cities
Service
Monroe
Montgomery Ward & Co
Muter
Ring
Piston
Muskegon
Co
4% %
Cliffs
Iron
common
National
Standard
Tile
&
*
Columbia Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
..
Vultee
Aircraft
Amer
—,
Curtiss-Wright
North
American
Corp
(Un)
Co
16%
Feb
Northwest
63% May
65%
July
24% Mar
Oak
17%
Jun
29% Feb
Ohio
50
100
23%
1,300
47
100
47
July
96
10
91
Jan
600
69
106% 106%
65% July
82% Jan
100
59%
101
Feb
Mar
82
Apr
109
May
19%
Jun
26 %
Apr
100
81
Jun
90
Feb
30
30
30%
400
30
July
14%
14
14%
600
12%
Jan
25
31%
30%
31%
5,700
27%
Jan
16%
33%
16 3,4
75-
75
75
33%
8
"•
32%
•
1
10%
5
.
Dow
Chemical
7%
*Du Mont
;t
Class
-
Laboratories
Inc
(Alan
A
4u Pont
Eastman
de Nemours (Un)
Kodak
(Un):
Erie
Railroad
Packard
33%
200
10%
General
-
Coal
Peabody
Box
Corporation
;
Candy Corp
Electric Co (Un)
General Finance Corp common
General Motors Corp
General
General
14
% July
31% July
——*
1,200
Co
Potter
General
General
Public Utilities (Un)—
Telephone
11%
12 %
Glldden Co
Jan
14% July
82% Jan
Process
Co—
15%
100
96
300
45
135
46%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
9%
Jun
12% Feb
Jan
35 % Mar
31
10
10
5
~8%
8%
2%
2%
41%
Jun
63
13%
5%
Jan
109
19
Mar
119%
Jan
300
1,100
17% July
12% July
100
8% July
700
7% Mar
8%
101% May
48%
145
24%
Jan
Mar
Pure
Oil
Co
Co
of
7% ncn-cum preferred
"Creif Bros Cooperage class A
Corp
(Un)
Western
For footnote*
see
Brewery
page 43.
40
7%
Radio
Rath
183/B
18%
10
10
300
Packing Co
133/4 July
19
800
17% Jun
8% Mar
19%
3%
Feb
Jan
18 %
Feb
Apr
6
Jan
6%
700
7%
47%
18%
,
49
18%
100
2,400
28%
29 y4
1.200
10%
9%
10%
1,250
26%
26%
27%
700
40%
42%
88
88
_*
7% July
46 %
Jan
54
17
Jan
19% Mar
(Un)
Rexall Drug
St
9%
,
Sears
May
South
16%
32%
400
303/a
32%
55
100
43/8
28%
9% July
12%
900
11
171/4
17%
650
95
95
15
15%
11%
11%
1,000
23%
23%
200
Jan
Apr
25%
Feb
7% Jun
10%
Jan
25%
Jan
20%
21
24%
350
.16'% Jan
19%
2,100
16% July
26%
93/4
10%
1,300
8% July
12%
10%
10%
100
10
Jan
14%
Feb
12%
12%
100
11
Jun
16%
Jan
100
10%
—
5
5
■.
24% July
4% Mar
100
■:/■
Apr
Jan
Jan
5
Feb
30%
Feb
30
Feb
26%
27
500
243/8
29%
29%
100
26
53
55%
500
46% Jan
55% July
21%
——
213/4
1,800
16% Jan
22% July
43a Jan
Jun
May
..
.
3%
33/8
3%
500
88
12%
4%
Apr
24
125
24
27%
Apr
19%
300
14%
Jan
19%
Jun
39%
'
24%
18%
24%
40
900
35%
Jun
49%
Feb
8%
Feb
July
7%
800
6% Jun
41
42%
400
39% Jun
433A Mar
43
46
May
10
Feb
7%
42
43%
80
41% Jun
8%
8%
8%
3,500
21%
22 %
1,450
7% Jan
20% July
34%
34%
900
32
July
Jan
23% May
41% Jan
17
16
200
12
54%
500
51% Jan
57%
14%
54
16
53 3/4
—
& Co
-15
14%
150
13% Jan
16% May
Mar
.
Feb
54
100
Feb
41
19%
19%
700
»
41%
39%
41%
3,400
53/4
53/4
50
5%
Jun
2,800
25%
Jan
33% July
200
21%
Jan
28%
Jan
May
12%
Jan
.
-1
.15
33
31%
26%
27
11%
26%
3,050
33%
--
11%
11%
17
Standard
11
2,100
63
100
60
Jun
74%
10%
10%
300
10
July
14%
2%
23/4
300
23A
Corp
Feb
14%
.1
Oil
13
Feb
15% Jan
19%
Oil N J
Standard
Oil
(Un)
Ry Equipment
Standard
Steel
-
9%
3
14%
10%
-
-
600
.15
67%
common—10;
-
70
2%
68
1,800
36%
Jun
16%
1334
59% Mar
1,100
65
Jan
8% July
- -
Jun
13%
100
64%
693/4
2%
400.
*
353/4
.25
new com
(Ohio)
6%
63
Gas
Standard
41% July
34% Jan
2%
issued)
Forgings Corp
& Electric
of Indiana
Standard
Jan
Jan
10 3/4
.—
July
41
July
22% May
67%
38
(Un)
(when
67% July
Jan
67%
19%
-5
Inc
Warrants
Mar
67%
41
III
———
Standard
25
200
13%
Jan
21%
Standard
Jun
6% Mar
9% July
42% July
65% Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
July
18
Pacific Co (Un)
Southern
Spiegel
850
55
4% Jun
21%
com
Service A
Co
29 % July
2,500
Jan
43%#Mar
July
24
19
7%
Southern
1.1%
3%
36
21
-
Bend Lathe Works
30% Feb
2%
,
13% Jan
55
3%
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)—j—
100
■
2,450
.
Electric Co
—
Industries (Un) —
Roebuck
500
10
15
1,100
_
Schenley
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
28% July
9% Jan
12%
.
9% Apr
29% Jan
10% Mar
1,050
32%
55
4,500
8%
Co—-
Bros
Public
Louis
Sangamo
24% Jan
Jan
July
10
8%
.10
July
56 % Mar
•
11
36
400
——
Co
Jan
2% Jan
,
143/a
,
(Un)—.
Republic Steel Corp (Un)-.
Prod Corp.
14
I
400
34%
—
Remington Rand
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
49%
23%
Jun
15%
21%
Bhellmar
600
2
15%
18
•
Shell Oil
130
11%
2,600
8% May
26 % Jan
163/a
Serrick Corp class B common-
2,900
3
40% May
Jan
400
of America (Un)-.
Pictures Corp (Un)
Jan
2%
100
Feb
Jan
4%
2,100
(Un)
Co
Feb
18%
12%
22%
32
150
4%
Corp
Jan
9%
55%
-*
9% Mar
17% July
700
7%
23%
Colorado
com—*
16%
18
IIIi
•
40
of Indiana
13
54%
•
—
Jun
250
1,700
Feb
Feb
18
.
7%
73/8
i8y8
73/8
July
55%
3%
July
4
35 % Mar
7%
■
700
136
12%
1
13
10 %
1
.—1
—*
10
common
—.
Standard Dredging
Co
Jan
18
Bt Louis National Stockyards
15%
12%
•
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing—
Griesedieck
Jan
79%
I9V4
-1
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
Oreyhound
4%
100
18%
(Un)
(W H)
100
42%
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gossard
5
109
Corp common—_20
Gibson Refrigerator
Gillette Safety Razor Co
9%
23%
33 %c
Co
Car
Steel
34% Mar
Jan
7% July
Jan
27%
5
;
191/4
5
245
10
25
-10
50
A-
———
(The)
Co
Corp
Service
109
48%
13
5
(Un)
PeDsi-Cola
Service
100
94%
5
Mar
•
common
RR
Public
32
15%
*
51
-X
(Un)
Car
prior preferred
conv
Pennsylvania
Public
100
5
5
Jan
15
Penn Electric Switch class
Feb
B)—■
1
40 3/4
>
10
•
-8
Co
July
1,900
--
10
Feb
300
33% Mar
8% July
-
100
1
Inc
;/
44%
10
»
com__5
(Minn.)
Power
Motor
75
31
1,100
8
32%
-*
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Flour Mills of America
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
Jun
40
Mar;'
74%
18%
10
Paramount Pictures (Un)
21
7%
*
(Un)
29% May
Jan
36%
Jan
Pan American World Airways (Un) —1
Jan
11%
10
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Apr
64%
143/a
—
(Un)—
Co
Jun
32
—
Jan
Jan
353/4
125
17%
Co
Edison
Oil
23%
26
7%
—5
1
Jan
200
1
Co——,——
15
200
11%
10c
(E I)
9
10
—15
-
12%
17y*
12
_
Bancorporation
Mfg
Richman
Co
6%
/
% May
30% July
23%; Jan,-
100
18
RKO
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Mfg Corp—
.s,—
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Domestic Finance Corp class A
Dodge
Jun
11
,
Feb
24
64
24
1,200
1
Jan
19 3/« Mar
2%
—
(Un)
Jan
23%
25
Apr
10%
70%
——
(Un)—
12%
82%
—
20%
'
44%
—
(Un)
300
22%
—
-
•
13% July
150
__
Aviation
North
14%
(Un) —1
Continental Motors Corp—
Crane Company
2
2.50
Northern Illinois Corp
82%
Consumers Co common
-*
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s——.—-—
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Jan
Mar
4%
■
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400
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Jan
693/8
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393/4
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17%
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393/4
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Mfg
38% Feb
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103
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700
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Jun
68%
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32%
———————
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5%
Cleveland
Clinton
31%
'
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Jan
47
'
1,150
Inc
14%
21%
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28%
96
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14
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25
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14
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38%
43
■
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500
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Corp
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19%
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'
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500
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43/4
113/4
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17%
64
23
43/4
11%
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$1 prior preferred————
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30%
&
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Jan
119
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Jun
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20
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common——
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14%
18
27% May
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Light
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100
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South
7%
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7%
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3% July
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Lincoln
7
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14%
15%
7%
$2.50 preferred
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Motorola
Canadian
Jan
Mar
25
Machine Co
Landis
15%
13% Feb
22%
—
22%
16%
400
Jan
26
Jun
100
3%
Feb
Jun
47
62
1
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Burton-Dixie Corp—
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Borg-Warner Corp
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Jan
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17
158%
200
9%
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Avco Mfg Corp
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Jun
20% July
800
'
4%
Jan
55% May
44% Feb
47% May
300
Feb
14%
Jan
12%
50
Jan
26%
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(Un)
&
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40%
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1
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81.20 conv preferred
*
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Jun
Jan
150
413/4
39
41%
10
Asbestos
Ashland
157
156
50
common——
17%
2,200
100
(Un)
Jan
12%
200
•
American Rad & Stand San (Unj
American Tel & Tel Co
Anaconda Copper Mining
Armco Steel Co (Un)
15%
15
41
35% May
Mar
39 3%
•
American Airlines
333» July
373/s
Jun
393%
39%
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49%
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&
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38
100
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Feb
8% May
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100
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22%
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34
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7%
1
34%
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30
5
Chemical—5
&
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21%
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Gas Equipment
Minerals
International
57%
Admiral Corp
—-——.——•*
Advanced Alum Castings——
5
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
31%
Sales
Low
-—5
.
1,000
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Steel
32 %
Range
Last
Par
Acme
31%
Week's
Friday
Abbott Laboratories
333/8
38
32 %
International
of the round-lot transactions only.
A compilation
8TOCK9
32%
38
•
Feb
14% May
Feb
28%
•
Harvester
-
Feb
20
Jan
Indianapolis Power & Light—
Interlake Steamship Co
0
74%
Jun
17%
International
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan'
55
*200
-
59%
Jun
33% Mar
300
4
-
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jun
3% May
70
68
39
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Feb
July
July
May
Feb
90
Jan
95
13%
Jan
19%
11
Jan
22% Jan
12%
July
Co
Stewart-Warner Corp
Jan
Stone
26% Mar
Container
Studebaker
Corp
16
(Un)
.—
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17
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21%
16%
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July
200
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16%
25
Jun
Apr
19% May
12
Jan
35% Mar
,
Volume 174
Number 5033
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(393)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Sunbeam
Corp
*
—
Sunastrand
Machine
Bunray
Ilia
Tool
Co
55
100
42 %
16%
600
15 V*
July
(The)
Gulf
Texas
new
Utilities
19%
20
3,400
17%
Jan
33%
34
400
32%
Jun
40
__25
common.
Producing
19%
33%
48
47%
49%
700
45%
Jun
26%
100
25
Apr
27%
Co
•
Thompson Products
500
25%
Jun
37 %
100
34
Apr
40%
19%
600
18%
Jun
26%
Jan
Laboratories
Admiral Corporation
18%
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Detroit
Axel Co—.
5
(The) *—..—-—~——2
Trans World Airlines
Inc——
5
Trav-ler Radio Corp
J
Trane
Co
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Union
& Carbon
Air Lines Inc (Un)_.
U
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Steel
Van
Corp
Dorn
Iron
Works
Westinghouse
Wieboldt
Jar.
Inc
Willys-Overland
Woodall
Motors
Industries
900
2% July
100
15% May
27%
500
53% Mar
64
Jan
31
1
18%
41
40 VB
9%
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41%
9%
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133/4
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37%
400
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100
8%
8%
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12
1
12%
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Copper
Anglo Calif
12
Jan
12
May
14%
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Feb
14%
Jan
11%
100
5
14%
15
250
11%
Jan
49 w",
400
45%
Jun
59%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
V;<r
......
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Arundel Corporation
Atlantic
City
Elec
100
5%
1st
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preferred
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15%
y, 550
3y8
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2% Mar
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Jan
17%
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266
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135
33%
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41%
23
22%
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40%
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457/a
48%
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24%
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16% July
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101
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51%
503/8
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May
Jan
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12
12% Mar
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263
37/a Jan
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1975
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$14,500
1975
50
50
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45% July
57%
61
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—
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17%
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11%
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•
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14% July
28% May
30 Vb July
30%
21%
3%
Pineapple Co Ltd
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62
21%
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23% Mar
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Apr
135
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Jan
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Corp
(Un)
Jan
1
——
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12% July
75c
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25%
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4%
Jan
2.55 Mar
11%
9% Jun
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567
31
Feb
37%
Feb
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368
13%
48 %
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18% Mar
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Aluminum
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32 3/4 July
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Graham-Paige Corp (Un)j
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14%
10%
common
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27
180
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Independent Exploration
'
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38
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State Co Ltd common—
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15%
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preferred ———-——.——100
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24%
50
63
167
855
27
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General Electric Co (Un)
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General Motors Corp common- II~5
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General Paint Corp common
Gillette Safety Razor Co common III1
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131
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Florida Power & Light (Un)
Machinery & Chemical
•'
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Mar
1
class A
Food
.
Feb
2.95
*
El Paso Natural Gas
Foster
Jan
11
3,420
Jan
593A
533A
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13%
1%
15%
25
Emporium Capwell Co
STOCKS
646
27
25
Dumbarton Bridge (Un)
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Jan
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Mfg
Dominguez Oil Fields
Eastman
A
Bank—i
common
Doernbecher
Dow
4%
29 %
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41%
Natl
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Corp
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25
80
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-
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1.33%
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Curtlss-Wright Corp (Un)
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52% Apr
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1,982
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May
Feb
15 Vi
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Crown Zellerbach
Corp common
Crucible Steel of America (Un)
26 %
583/a
60
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Crocker First
26
Jun
5%
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5
Jan
26%
48%
1,313
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Feb
*
350
1%
43
Natural Gas Co (Un)
.—15
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Continental Oil Co Del new
5
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1
25% Jan
Feb
Jan
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Jan
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Consol
24
23 3A
32%
25
7%
21% Jan
21% Jan
Jun
30
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1,133
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1,549
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26
8,600
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Jan
25
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Apr
403
I43/4
11%
25
(Un)
Service
Columbia
15% May
8%
14%
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11% Jan
22
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16%
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44
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100
35%
18%
10
20
common
common
Scranton-Spring
St
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Chemical Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Feb
Jun
1%
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Ohio
Clorox
54 y8 May
25
RR
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of
Jun
5
Navigation
Milw
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23 % Mar
July
31%
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10%
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663
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82
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13%
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Transportation
Ink
74
Jan
30%
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78
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Jan
12% July
306
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69
5
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2%
1
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Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common——
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10%
16%
-
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655
32
12%
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Calaveras Cement Co
Pulp & Paper—
Pennsylvania
^
18 y8
432
6%
Pennroad Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Scott
695
11%
I
25
Storage Battery
Motors Corp
5.12%
Philco
213/e
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20%
17% Feb
21% Mar
75% July
46%
5
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Corp
Company
Byron
158% Mar
Jun
10%
•
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Delaware Power & Light
Lehigh
Jan
14%
50
Davison
Hudson
1497/a
307
157 % Mar
7%
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1,822
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May
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30
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91
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48%
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5
July
15% July
83% July
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Feb
3
153/4
50
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Jun
29%
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40
•
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55%
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100
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Jun
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43
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26%
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Jan
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9% July
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200
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17
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36 % May
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—
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Power
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10
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Nash-Kelvinator
—
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Pacific
Can
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Co
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Gas
6%
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21
1,280
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50
17
26%
Jan
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910
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765
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19
215
July
50
2,777
32%
Apr
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120
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115
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Co
113
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—
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Feb
Feb
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41
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Jan
July
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278
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26%.
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—
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16 V*
315
28
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26
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555
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
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644
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Jan
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525
20
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15% Mar
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385
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10
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23%
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10
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5
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(Un)
13%
103
May
Jun
27 V*
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19%
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2
Mar
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22
41
,
5
Sugar
Steel
Feb
35
Feb
9%
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1,486
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—
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15
10
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49
285
25
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United Gas Corp
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18
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22% 22%
108% 108%
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--
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United Can & Glass Co common
53% Mar
40
884
49
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450
22%
26%
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47
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50
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20
25
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32%
29
Jan
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—
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May
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26%
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—
11%
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5%
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11
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34%
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1,035
127
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64
25
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46
30% May
15
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Co
Transamerica
38% Mar
42% May
37
Oil
Tide
33% July
121
437
Co
Texas Company
Jan
19
Jan
4
50
—
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Jun
750
1,120
1,350
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Jan
13%
33%
43%
31
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Portland
15
13
33%
43%
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31%
Oil
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Jun
13
—
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34
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36
3'A
27
33%
24%
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8%
435
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28'A
27%
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100
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100
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Jun
Mar
50
,
10% July
Co
Pacific
Corp
Jan
Apr
60%
32
,
15
5
Co
Feb
19
47%
Corp
Southern
Sperry
Feb
34%
34
50% Mar
—
Gas
California
Southern
22% Mar
14
10'A
„—
Jan
July
177
1,868
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Southern
439
49%
5
10
Calif
California
Sou
Jan
100
—
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28 V.
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33%
5
——5
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(Un)
Corp
Cumulative preferred
Feb
V 26
Oil
Southern
2.75 Mar
Jun
—
Socony-Vacuum
Oil
Soundview Pulp
Co
310
95
—
Sinclair
Apr
32%
5
32
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32%
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3%
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Feb
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Jun
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Jun
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4%
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33
14
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Mining
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23% May
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Jan
65
590
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Sears
Jan
—
49' %
13 % May
—
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Joseph Lead
San
172
17%
•
St
Fine
Inc
8afeway Stores Inc
24,150
22
common
&
Foods
19
8c
87%
preferred
1st
W
18 % Mar
15%
18 A
—
35% Jun
125
Jan
2.50 May
50
10
Electric common
&
3%
200
Jan
Feb
36%
595
3%
/
Apr
59% July
Mar
-36
July
85
Jan
47% Mar
40%
—
—1
(Un)_
62%
38
13%
32%
31%
58%
—
1
33,500
90
Aggregates
Pacific
Feb
37%. July
87'A
;
pacific
44%
Bros
31%
Fisheries
American
Pacific
Pictures
Roos
87'A
(Un)
Ohio Oil Co
RKO
14%
18/a
—
11
70
22
.
91
—
Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)—25
Feb
Corp
Jan
32
20% Mar
135
'
13%
i
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High
16%
„a36
—
1
*
21%
15
18%
—
—.
14% July
583
1
8
•
Co
Gas
15% May
31%
—
&
Manufacturing Co
95
—
(Un)_
Oil
Rheem
670
—
Co
Edison
Feb
34% Mar
(Un)—.———20
Ltd
Co
Sugar
17%
-100
—
—
Northern Pacific Railway
Oahu
36%
Jan
Jan
32
Low
673
>
a35%
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10
(Un*
Republic Steel Corp
Richfield Oil Corp
32
32
8 A
8,4
2.00 2.00
16% 17%
22 A 22 A
—
(Un)
1
North American Co com (Un)
—10
North Amer Investment common—100
6%
Reserve
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
July
13%
28%
20
—
Aviation
American
North
2.50
10%
8%
.
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Feb
11
10% 10%
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V
80
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21% 21%
80.
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—
25
i
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615
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90c
9c
88c
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18%
--
10c
89C
20% July
Jun
315
2 85
—
Utilities Inc——---*
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
P.10
M J & M & M Cons (Un)
1
South
Middle
37 A
37 A
—
July
Feb
Corp
14%
—
J
Menasco Mfg Co
18
10%
Shares
Low
of America (Un)
•
Railway Equip & Realty Co Ltd pfd_100
Rayonler Incorp common
1
Mar
100
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—
35
620
31 A
31/4
31%
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Navigation
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16
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8% July
1,717
32% 33%
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Martin
—
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32
1,055
19 /8 20
15 %
1J
1*6°
common
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100
Radio
for Week
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far Week
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STOCKS
B1U
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Friday
45%
Feb
May
5%
Feb
8%
,
180
4
1,175
17%
12
Feb
20
Jan
Feb
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
27
Week'a
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Power
&
Paper
common
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common-:
$1.50
.
class
5%
•
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A
preferred
Range
*
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma SCeel
Aluminium
Aluminum
8,365
18%
Jun
22% May
Canadian
1,360
24%
Jan
25'A Mar
class
6%
300
6%
Jun
19
19%
310
101
101
40
19%
__
18% May
101
Jun
r
pfd
10%
10%
200
33 V*
33%
405
28
96%
97%
905
91% Mar
24
24
185
23% May
aio al0%
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96%
25
__
9%
Jan
Jan
Argus Corp Ltd common
.
4%% preferred
Asbestos Corp
•
21
Feb
105
Mar
'
55
•
—
90
•
—
20
*
53
10
103
Julv
31%
32%
160
25
14
2,090
17
430
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13%
14
20
common
17
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..
17,
3,313
i
Canadian
Power &
Paper class A
Class B
Bell
Cottons
Brazilian
Canadian Oil Companies common
26%
153
8
Jan
14
5%
Jan
52
41
Jun
44%
Traction
Light &
Oil
Power
common
5,550
9
Jan
14% July
90
77
Jan
90
Feb
39
Jan
55
July
W
285
55
1,670
19
20
5,245
51%
53
585
.
British
Columbia
British Columbia
Class B
Power class A
Cockshutt
Corby
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3,971
39
v:
2,954
22y» Jan
27
4,390
29%
39 Vs July
•
23%
23 %
23%
•
38%
37%
94%
V
391/e
94'A
Jan
July
Building Products
Canada Cement
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Iron
20
Foundries
common
Canada
Northern Power Corp
Canada Safeway Ltd 4V*% pfd
Canada
6%
*
Steamship common
preferred
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10
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100
94% July
8
8%
7,685
5%
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29%
740
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32
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1,295
50%
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23
195
20 %
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87
125
78
29%
29%
50
36
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80
17%
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24
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25
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101
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92
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22 y.
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35
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9%
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Coal
Feb
Dominion
Dairies'common
-
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r—;
6%
preferred
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Dominion Foundries & Stpel com
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
Dominion
Glass
Feb
Dominion
Steel
307/8
Jun
35
1,320
54
Jan
78
554
27
May
297/a
Jan
255
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
July
common
&
Tar
Redeemable
&
25
10%
Jun
12
Feb
93
25
93
July
100
Jan
7% preferred
220
25
Jan
Feb
Donohue Bros Ltd
45
236
44;
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50%
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Dryden Paper
v
12
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22'A
6%
Jan
154 % July
Jan
130
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26%
May
30%
Feb
10%
Jan
17%
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11
Jan
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160
545
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Apr
8
Mar
6
Jan
Feb
67
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Jun
115
40 Va
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55
64
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80
18
285
12
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'
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14% May
5,256
32
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45
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100
20
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22
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13
10
15
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32
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*
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325
93
44%
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,
13%
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1,510
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;
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Feb
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13%
13%
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12
205
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Feb
500
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32
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75
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31
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25
29'A
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—
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8
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■
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29%
,
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68
57%
*
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31% May
42% Mar
1,180
y
1
Feb
Feb
87
•
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39%
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17 Va
18%
21%
25
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30%
*
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May
56%
100
-
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54% May
39
•
13 V*
16
,
87
.
Pacific Railway
20'A May
Jan
30
__
Jan
32 V* July
23
—*
preferred
Canadian
40
30%
pfd_100
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•
105%
57
■
Locomotive
13Va Mar
39%
British Columbia Elec Co 4%%
29'A May
Feb
14%
;
:
Feb
25
American
21% July
33'A Apr
-
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Canadian
Davis
British
•
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common
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•,
25
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$1 series
1
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^
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Feb
41 »A
54%
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95
104
Apr
88'A
14%
32
104
35%
13%
__
32
104
12
107
41 %
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100
—
Atlas Steels Ltd
*
50
Jan
—
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Canadian
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd—
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17-
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8%
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10%
•
4%
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19%
25 V*
•
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Canners
19
„
21 %
20%
20%
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common
Canadian
25 Va
6'A
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High
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5 % preferred J.
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of
Canadian
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19'A
*
100
Ltd
Co
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High
25'A
20
■'
•
far Week
Low
*
preferred
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of Prices
Last
Sale Prion
Par
Abltibi
Canadian
Week's
Range Sinee January 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
i
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r
for Week
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Last
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
Friday
1
STOCKS
29
Jan
160
2,350
150
29
,
■.
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175
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
36 Va
July
Apr
July
'
(395)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Par
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A
preferred
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Enamel & Heating Products
Famous Players Canadian
al4%
Fraser
Co
4%%
new
com
common
Qatineau
1
Power
Gypsum
Lime
&
Jan
31
July
16
Jun
18
Feb
10
May
12
July
Apr
Apr
16%
315
11
12
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3,141
102
102
15
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250
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75
&
48%
*
48%
24
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103
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103
Jan
17%
25
for Week
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Canadian International
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Canadian
Marconi
Jan
23
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com
Company
5%
preferred
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Feb
Canadian
May
Westlnghouse
Jan"
Apr
Claude
Feb
8% preferred
Consolidated Div
Neon
General
class
Hamilton
Bridge
$2
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Imperial
4%
Canada
of
a46
50
44
Jun
57%
58%
1,120
54
May
37%
35%
38
6,900
27%
10%
10-% 10%
23%"" 23%
2,130
10% July
23
Apr
£1
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International Bronze 6%
International
Paper
pfd
Canada
Service
dist
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37
38%
52%
62%
18%
48
class
26%
13
13
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*
630
33
75
7%
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class
>
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1
Jan
23
13
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205
3%
125
26%
Jan
2,360
6%
Jan
9%
78
78
100
75
Jan
81 %
12
12
360
12
Jun
13%
Feb
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25
9
Mar
13
Apr
•
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46
101 y«
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21%
11
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13
38
144
18
1,185
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15
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1.1%
300
9
Jan
12
preferred
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;
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26%
26%
27
525
14%
13% .w%
29%
30%
23,340
11
2,260
19
110
28
Jan
38
Breweries
24
July
28
Jan
Jan
14
38%
383/4
30
33
Jan
40% Mar
25
Frere
Limitee
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Co
Structural
Steel
Steel
Products
30
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645
■v..
16%
60
Jan
28
Mar
-
Co
Lakes
Class
of
Canada
A
14% Mar
50%
50%
99%
50
99 y2
105
98 %
'/
Jan
Mar
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a
of
&
Royal Metal Co
63
Jan
83
20%
Jan
27%
Feb
36%
Apr
24%
♦
a
-
24%
32
Series A
13%
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Canada
Breweries
com_
^
—
—
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common
Canada
common
—
„
5%
<
July
31%
.
103%
Jan
49
205
43
25
39
May
48 y2
Jan
May
47%
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52
Jun
•
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&
Jan
Jan
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5
510
140
75
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_
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96
Jan
v
26
33
32%
32%
12%
13
9%
20%
53%
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53%
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39%
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Jun
July
20
Feb
May
27%
Jan
Jan
Jan
35%
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400
30%
Jun
36%
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12
Apr
14%
Feb
5
10
185
23 y4
5%
140
555
Jan
July
8%
Jan
18% July
7%
159
Feb
Jan
11% May
25% Jan
170
20% July
50% July
60%
Feb
235
23
26 %
Apr
July
40 y2
2,150
36
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99
99
75
99'
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common
25;
1-25
100
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39%
--
,
11%
20%
53%
;
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30
140
9%
20%
21
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25
150
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980
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25
32
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„
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85
100
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25
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common
20
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30
—
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100
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520
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24
24%
1,573
24
27
27
29%
1,135
26% May
10
36%
36
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20
1.25
1.35
10,360
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20
10
-
10
10
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26%
26%
26%
2,790
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—
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14%
Feb
26%
Jan
19%
Jun
July
21%
Feb
28
Feb
32%
Feb
35
July
46
80c
July
May
31
25
2.25
Jan
July
Feb
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Belding-Corticelli Ltd new com__—_10
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Packers
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common
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class B
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183
109
15
107
Apr
115
Jan
24
25
885
22
Feb
27
May
•
25
16c
10
10
10,000
420
40%
40 y4
40%
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15
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2.60
32
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12
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53
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see
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;
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1
2.27 July
50c
Jun
32%c July
22c
July
157,500
w
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1.83
2,500
3.10
Feb
Mar
83c
2.40 Mar
38c
37 %c
July
Jan
5c
5c
5.90
6.10
5,300
July
6.10 July
55c
55c
58c
9,500
46c
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74c
1
20c
20c
21c
2,000
20c
July
3c
3c
2,000
3c
Jun
6%c
27c
32c
9,000
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46c
6c
7c
3,000
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Jan
14c
Feb
5c
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1,000
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Jun
15c
Jan
5,000
64c
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1
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Bouscadillac
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Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
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Carnegie Mines
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40c
47c
Century Mining Corp Ltd
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Candego
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Conwest
Exploration Co
Cortez Explorations Ltd
35c
Jun
1,500
4c
May
6%C Jan
i8;ooo
8c
May
20c
Feb
10c 10 %c
16,000
4c
Jan
12c
July
20c
20c
22c
2,500
15c
Apr
37%c
Jun
1.30
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Apr
Feb
5%c
Jan
500
10c
Jan
16c
18
350
16
Jan
20
Feb
8.90
7.85
9.10
20c
20c
26,250
3,000
1
6.85
May
Jun
9.50
Jan
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
July
17c
5,000
12'/2C
Jan
17c
1.35
1.40
1,800
*1.25
Jun
1.40 July
9.75
9.75
9.00
Jun
8.40
8.40
100
6.90
Jun
13
Feb
8.40 July
3c
3c
17c
1
1.40
*
.
8.40
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900
2%c Apr
5%c
Jan
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1
7.10
6.50
7.15
——
1
--
6c
6c
1,000
6c
July
8c
Jan
13%
13%
3,170
10%
Jan
16%
Feb
17c
20c
50c
Mines
13%
Explor Co Ltd
July
42c
Jan
40c
Jun
99c
Jan
12c
July
25c
Feb
18
300
May
19%
Jan
7.80
500
Jan
9.50
Jan
33c
34c
5.40
5.40
14c
14c
4%c
4%c
2,000
16c
17c
33,000
1.43
1.65
14,600
1
Goldfields Ltd
—1
—
1.55
1
Ltd
,
200
3,000
61
58%
61
350
65c
69c
16,900
16
16%
27c
17c
27c
50c
50c
55c
.16
6.25
30c
8,500
.
67c
5
1
•
1
•
Ltd
Mines
17c
2,500
7.75
7.75
1
3,834
2,500
*
Ltd
8.15 May
55c
•
Mines Ltd
Jan
17%
.
12c
—1
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
6.00
12c 12 %c
17c
Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Mines
3%c
July
1,000
1,000
Mines
Mines
1,000
Jan
3.15
13c
1
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd—.——1
Kerr-Addsion Gold Mines Ltd —1
Lavalic
3%c
72e
10%c
13c
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
8
Jaculet Mines Ltd...——————1
Lamaque Gold
400
Jan
Jun
5%c July
3.15 July
17%
—1
Ltd
Mines
Manitou
3.15
75c
45%c
18
—
*
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Golden
10,850
3,500
1
Ltd
Mines
Emerald Glacier
Goldbeam
500
6c
3%c
3%c
90c
50c
3.15
__
*
Oil &
Pen-Rey
90c
47c
5%c
49c
1
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
East
Eldona
Feb
May
12c
*
-1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jan
5%c
Ltd—1
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Dome
55c
9c
-1
Mines
Cadillac
Central
Feb
5%c
1
Mines Ltd
Silver
Cobalt Lode
Consolidated
io%c
Feb
8c
12c
—1
■
Consoi
Jan
5.90
1
——1
Mines Ltd
Gold
4c
1,000
—1
Cartler-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Centremaque
475
,
:
May
5 35 July
12c
Jun
3C
15 %c
73c
53
55c
Jan
5.50
Jun
35c
Feb
May
6c
Jan
July
33c
Jan
July
Jan
53c
Mar
16
May
1.68
Feb
69
Feb
80c
Jun
20%
Feb
47,800
;
17c
Jun
41c
Apr
9,200
35c
Jan
65c
May
30 '
-
Calumet
New
Formaque
Pacific
Santagio Mines Ltd—.
a—
17%
400
11
Jan
15%
8,565
9%
114
275
96
•: 53
-1,505
47
4.25
250
;
■*-
Ltd
New
May
52
Mines
New
8
Jan
9 %
—
3.40
123
Mar
53
Apr
6.00
22c
•
1.63
1,100
1,800
64,700
&
Oils
Ltd—
Mining
Corp
1.51
1.49
15c
15c
500
20c
18c
21c
•
5.10
5.10
5.20
15,500
1,225
1.21
1.25
2,200
50c
Ltd
27c
Jan
2.70
Jan
20c
July
99c
Mar
13 %c
50c
3.70
45c
1.97
Jan
Feb
May
Jun
July
24c
May
18c
Jun
29c
Aor
4.50
Jan
6.00
Feb
1.12
1.65
Jan
May
17% July
16% May
Mar
-
3,000
20c
1
Coal
Mines Ltd
Normetal
30c
3.00
22c
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
a__
27c
3.00
1
Dredging Ltd ——1
Cons
New
High
Jun
400
t
Feb
18
6.00
14
8%
112%
114
July
1
33%
14%
14%
10
42
•
Mines
Jun
17%
17%
Jan
35c
-
Ltd
Barvue
Jan
9
8%
■
July
Jan
Feb
Base Metals Mining Corp Ltd—
'
'
10
Jan
120 % Mar
July
34
>11,800
1
—
Ltd——
Corp
1
Nechi
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
32%
„
16c
J*n
21
117% July
25
17c
Feb
20
20% July
Feb
28%
11 %
,
for Week
High
4.25
preferred
preferred
For footnotes
20%
109
17c
Nocana
convertible
20 %
33
Jan
100
Montauban
Sales
of Prices
Par
Pulp & Paper Mills
—_—5
Development Co
Week's
>
Sale Price
2nd
17
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Canadian Funds
$5
100
?.•
Mackeno
Montreal Curb Market
43
17
17
Ltd
Louvicourt
Anglo-Nfld
17
Ltd—10
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
Anglo-Cdn
233/4 July
93/4 July
pfd
Joliet-Quebec
•LI /
Commerce
Hova
&
Power
Goldora Mines Ltd
Bank*—
n*nftrilpnnf»
Montreal
400
Atlin-Ruffner Mines (B C) Ltd
May
21%. Feb
Jan
112
95%
*
Electric
Ltd
/
2i*is
100
preferred
preferred
Sellers
95%
■—
7%
Walker Gooderham
5%
580
11
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
21% May
18
Mar
May
-
18
,75
.
n'jiSO..
'
*
^
Cotton
(Geo)
49
18%
—
United Steel Corp
Weston
25
93/4
6%
Ascot
___
"
44%
—
Preferred
Winnipeg
98
6,174
.
20
f.
Power
Thrift Stores Ltd
Wabasso
35 %/
Jan
Jan
28 %
100
ai40al40
>>j—
•
Chemical
Tooke Brothers
Tuckett Tobacco
14
60
5:^25
—
Feb
1.65 July
Jan
24%
*
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Jan
al9 419"%
■
...
Canada
of
*
3.50
Jan
25
Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
a
12%
6,226
tirA4
IlOO
'*
common
Southam Press Co
Steel
16%
20%
a__.
165
99
•*49
Voting trust ctfs
Simpsons 4%% preferred
Standard
Jun
July
,,
18
2,540
»s
a2L% a21 %
of
18% July
200
•
preferred
Southern
15
18
34%
44
class A
Williams
IL 5
al9
,,
18
—50
60
a20
98%
35%
13
:
46%- 48J/<
46%
common..
coqi-
1,470
2,375
19
a
14%
99
*
90c
25%
Apr
Mining Stocks—
'
18%
-val8
14%
preferred—
4%'%—
Sherwin
Sicks'
a
.020.
...
4%
Sheraton
270
>
;■
32%
Paper common
Series B
7%
19
Canada
16% Mar
Jan
2.70
Jan
13
65
May
13
(Can)
Apr
27 y4 Mar
Industries
■,
United Amusement Corp v t c new—*
United Corporations class B
*
Western Canada Breweries Ltd
S
Jan
61%
11% Mar
Apr
980
25
Feb
52% May
1,775
Russell
27 %
Apr
1.65
Nova Scotia Light & Pwr Co Ltd com_*
Power Corp of Can 6%
1st pfd—100
54 y2 July
17% Jan
*•*3%
preferred— -25
1.65
Feb
180
51%
5.25
30%
common
Light
>/:-•
al2
Apr
10 % Mar
Jan
24
ftl;,
3.65
28%
Feb
915
300
y
30%
12
55%
49% July
12
9% July
8
Oo
31%
25%
Jun
Jan
'
;
•
Corp
Jan
'
32%
_•
Co
Paper
Mount
11 %
26%
155
is
4.20
al2
10
Ontario
Newfoundland
'75
L
a50% a51 %
•
Canada Ltd
Minnesota
Moore
Jun
8iy*~82%
L4-.
Power
a51%
10
250
22% Jan
66
rwv"*.:
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pfd_50
conv
47
10%
125
'
a
1,410
50
25
81%
"»
Snawlnigan Water
4.00
,
11
'•■£
3.25
Apr
54%
*
'
•,
11
18%
Apr
53%
—I
,
common....
a49% a49%
aio
A
Feb
17% July
15% July
18
Feb
Corp
8,355
50
3.25
Jan
Lawrence
17%
Feb
21
•
56
St Lawrence Flour Mills
16%
Corporation*
Power
75
Saguenay Power 4%%' pfd
17
70%
Jan
com_*
19
66
Royalite Oil Co Ltd..—
com—•
Jun
15
75
Feb
443/4
667
al4
Ltd
Light &
63
July
49% Jan
Holland
52%
al3
3.10
Jan
32
52%
53%
—........
_
50%
al4
•
class
Transvision-Television
$1.60
51%
Jan
Jan
Southern
Power
A...*
8% May
1.50
11%
Feb
Knitting
10,600
49 %
28
Regent
2.40
875
85% Feb
Quebec
'Feb
2,25
225
Jan
common..^..
Transport LLiL-iLi-..
May
33
Jan
14
May
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co Ltd
68
May
67/#
56
21
Provincial
July
29
14
69
,
58
75
56
2,135
...
10
30
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd..
.
Jan
58
*
23
Page-Hersey Tpubes
300
May
7%
•
1,531
,
Apr
July
;
24
24%
33
140
100
new
Securities
73
,
7%
*
72
eommnn
Apr
25
30
Publishing Co of Ottawa
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Mexican
103% July
Jun
13
29
•
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73
'
41%
Jan
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
5,030
49%
99
Jan
9
7
Ltd
(Frank
10
21.22%
Jan
37%
150
58
Journal
Feb
51
102
Jun
Jan
73
280
-
V.i
30
pfd
Investment Foundation 6%
Apr
19%
July
103% .103%
50%
10%
1
preferred
Ltd
1,535
1,015
Placer Development
River Co
29
38%
—100
class
red
al2
Powell
**
pfd
Paper Co Ltd
Hydro-Electric
14% July
30% July
Jan
99%
Ontario Steel Products
,
Ltd
92
38
10%
•
—
Candy Shops Inc
30V4
common
38%
*
Mfg Ltd
Motor
92
•
Farmer
29%
Ltd
Ltd •
Mar
"
t
Ltd
Kootenay Power 7%
30
Penmaris
50
Dominion
National Drug & Chemical
pfd— —5
National
Steel Oar Corp
Noranda
Mines
Ltd
.*
,
A
Ltd
49%
Flour Xlfll#
class
Engineering Works
49%
Osfl'vle
Jan
Apr
10
Horner
Jan
30
24%
17% al7%
al2
40% May
8
1.20 May
32%
22%
——L_,
28
200
25
1% preferred
Feb
3,268
—•
common..
Jan
22%
14
Feb
130
V
24%
-100
65c
31
38
Harding Carpets
•
Jan
30%
-40
——.
176
a25
14
Foreign Pow Sec 6%
Jun
.100
:
pfd
al.05
1.75 May
Jan
6.00
Apr
37%
(R L)
Jan
al7%
Telegraph
Morgan & Co 4%%
Jan
Jan
4.25
14
Ford
•
Jan
Jan
a
6
80c
38
Fleet
July
156
13
30
100
•
Jun
Jan
Jun
142
15
24%
2,800
63/4
al.00
al.05
•
500
53/4
63/4
a25
A_*
1.35
5%
5%
Apr
25
B—_1_.
Jan
*
Fanny
Feb
•
Ltd class
Apr
&
East
28% May
125
Locomotive
May
9
45% May
1.35
•
cl
«'
Jan
Ltd
-Eastern
21% May
*
•
Sec
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Feb
62 y2
Jan
585
Mar
13%
(Robt)
Breweries
national
Jan
Feb
13%
*
a_
Jan;
45
44
5
Dominion
7%
33 %
35
13%
B
4.40
9y»
common
Dominion
■
-
Massey-Harris common
McCoii-Pront°Tiac Oil
Montreal
Feb
Jun
200
•:
25%
3
Shops—:
Jan'
Apr
David
Jan
*
Canay
7%
37%
14
May
3.25 July
700
Feb
25
12
9%
39% Mar
35% May
50 y2
Jun
75
35
a
Jan
37
Apr
Feb
4.30
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Great
144
•
Ltd
MacMillan
Montreal
5,094
al9VVal9%
loo
—
A
Ltd
Standard
Jan
*'
Preferred
Jan
13
Jan
20%
32
26
Jan
6%
J 1,251
26%.
50% Mar
62
31
1,067
>18
*
Apr
27% May
;
200
48
,5
.
23
62% |
*♦
common
Labatt Limited (John)
Lake of the Woods common
7% preferred
Lang & Sons Ltd (John
5
18%
_•
Corp...
Ltd
780
38%
7.50
International Power ex-stock
International Utilities
300
33
23
•
com
common
100'
6%
32%-
25
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Pub
6%
33
19%
110
21
Jan
14%
Crain
a33% a33 %
*
com
32
international Nicael of
5%
a46
57%
25
1.60 preferred
Molson
Jan
5
com
„
Mitchell
Jan
67
•
preferred
Bros
12%
960
Smelting
preferred
Industrial Acceptance
Lewis
250
98
*
&
6%>
Laura
17
97
Ltd
Tobacco
Jamaica
17
97%
50
,
Mining
Oil
Imperial
17
*
common
preferred
Hudson
Commercial Alcohols
*
Howard Smith Paper
140
36
*
(
200
High
23
Jun
*
A
common...
Adv
3.55
13% May
3.55 July
all% all%
3.30
3.35
45
•
Ltd
Co
20
*
Co
Ltd
al4
Low
19%
8%
_*
Lumber
Catelli Food Products
Chatco Steel Prod Ltd
52%
37
—
1
——
27
47% July
21% Jan
Inv
•
1,710
a23a23y8
*
21
3.55
3.55
Paper Inv Ltd com.*
Jan
3.50
*
common
High
al4
•
...
Rsnge Slnee Jan. 1
Low
20%
20%
—
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Oanadian Industries common
20% Mar
108%
May
2.45
430
24%
Feb
64 ya
Mar
17%
425
&20 a20%
Alabastine
Jan
101
5
3.10
-50
38%
16%
Canadian Pow &
al04
3.20
...
:
4,575
57%
al8
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada Vinegars Ltd
Canadian Food
products
Apr
25
5
J 16
-.100
26
Jan
a32
-100
Jan
14
12
common..
5% preferred
General Bakeries Ltd
General Steel Wares common
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
4%
preferred inc 1927
20
Sale*
Range
»{ Prices
Far
High
145
60
u
preferred
675
a32
.
16%
Kan go Siaoe Jan. 1
Low
24
al4% al4%
*
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Share*
Week's
Last
■ale Priee
STOCKS
High
237/8
1
27
for Week
i
Eddy Paper Oo class
WEEK ENDED JULY
Bates
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Friday
Week's
85c
,500
85c
July
July
85c
July
1
48c
42c
53c
290,450
19c
July
53c
July
Ltd
1
55c
55c
59c
18,800
40c
Jan
90c
Jan
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
9c
9c
10c
4,000
9c
July
35c
Jan
O'Brien
Gold
Pamour
Porcupine
May
Penn-Cobalt
July
Perchcourt
Jan
Mines
Silver
Gold
Ltd
—1
85c
—*
Mines,
Fields
Ltd
.
»<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(396)
40
I. Monday/July 30, 1951
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
,
Low
Par
Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec
1
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Quebec
Quebec
22c
3.45
1
1
Ltd_l
Manitou
5c
1
Quesabe Mines Ltd
—
Low
1,100
26c
24c
3.60
15c
5%c
37c
Week's
24c
41,200
July
Brazilian
Traction Light
Brewis Red Lake
Jan
17 %c
Jan
25c
2,300
2.45
Jan
4.15 May
British
American
23c
British
Columbia Elec 4%
12c
1,500
May
4%c
2,550
Feb
9%c May
Jan
4% %
35c
•
July
50c
90c
July
16c
Jan
4.65
Jan
British
LOW
24
5,435
Bherrltt-Gordon
75c
70c
88c
16,500
7Cc
1
.\^r_
8c
8%c
1,000
7c
Ltd————1
Siscoe
Mines
Gold
Stadacona
Mines
2.95
2.93
2.98
5,700
4,500
60c
Jan
35c
May
2.53 Jun
1
88c
85c
88c
*
—
36c
6.75
.1
6.65
3.25
35c
6.60
2.95
2,000
1
3.40
37,500
1
1.87
1.76
1.95
6,200
8c
8c
100
7c
69c
73c
44,475
62c
July
Ltd—
(1944)
Silver
Mines
-
Trebor
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
1
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd-r
*
United
Asbestos
United
..
Keno
1
1
Ventures
72c
1
600
Corp Ltd
13 %c
•
•
2Vic
1,500
29c
37c
200
11%
11 %
•
1
^
100
2c
1
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
Weeden Ryrite & Copper
2,600
38c
80
81
10
78
May
90
Jan
94
94%
30
94
May
101
Mar
8%C
Wendell
•
:::,'v;8cv
7%c
17%
17%
18
3,535
1,410
•
17%
17
17%
670
29%
29%
625
Columbia
Yukeno
A
•
A
ciass
Jan
17% July
28%
Jan
32%
4.10
Feb
3.70
Jan
Buffadison
2.20
Feb
Buffalo
Canadian
20c
July
Buffalo
Red
74c
5.00
5.00
5,00
100
Jan
6.50
Feb
1.20
1.20
1.22
15,700
1.19 July
1.25
July
500
8%c July
July
-
Gold
1.24
1.28
1,300
20c
18c
23c
19,500
1
4%c
4c
4%C
5,000
*
32
32»
32%
210
1
-
1.25
•
Lake
—
1
—
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
2.47 July
9c
1
—
16'Ac
9C.
,
Jan
12c
Jan
1.70
Jan
1.20
Jan
15%c Jun
38c
3%c Jun
19c
Feb
30%
35
Feb
Jun
94c
Mar
1,500
15c
13c
July
13 %c
July
Bunker Hill
•
6%c
7%c
7,500
5%c Jun
Jan
15%
Feb
Burlington Steel
20%
20%
200
18
Jan
23
Feb
5%c
Jan
Burns
*
*
55
55
21
40
Jan
55
July
14%
Apr
Burrard
*
7%
7%
8
200
—1
10c
14%
7%C
12c
55,400
14 Yb
28c
25c
34c
148,925
5c
1.22
1.08
1.29
85,475
80c
Jan
16c
Jun
2c
July
10% July
,
46c
29c
Jan
12c
July
Mar
Apr
29c
10,500
16 %c 19 %c~
July
:
class A
Co
class A
Calder Bousquet
v:v;..
-
&
——
31c
33c
15,000
28c
May
45c
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
15c
20c
16,000
15c
Jun
33c
Jan
Callinan Flln Flon
1
w-
3c
3c
3,000
3c
Jun
6c
Jan
Calmont Oils
1.06
95c
1.20
53,800
66c
Jun
1.48
Feb
•
•
1
:
•
23c
20c
24c
Oil
5.80
5.50
5.85
40,545
2,900
Gas
&
Jan
Apr
19c
Jan
15%
Jun
Jan
1.06
Jan
7.50
5,000
1
1
Cons
7%
6c
2,805
——-
—
Oils
Calnorth
14%.
8% Mar
Jun
1.43
,
Apr
32c
Feb
6.45
Jun
3.00
*, 4.80 Apr
Apr
Stocks-
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Ltd
Oil
Co
Co
5.90
L
Oils
Ltd
Central
4.75
1,200
2.80 Mar
400.
14%
14%
Jan
6.65
Jan
8.90
15%
1.26
900
91c
Jan
5.85
4,800
4.90
Apr
6.45
2.45
2.40
2.45
5,800
1,85
Apr
Cement
2.40 July
2.70
79
76
79
706
53%
Jan «
28%
28%
29
948
27
Jun
6
Jan
14
14%
150
11%
20
20
20%
395
19% Jan
•
6%
6%
200
6%- Jun
1
common
Preferred
Jun
1.26
————
Canada
2.60
•
20
Campbell Red Lake
Feb
3.30 May
5.50
Ltd
Explorers
2,850
3.00
5.75
-
Petroleums
6.15
3.00
6,15
Ltd—
Calgary & Edmonton Corp LtdCalmont
Calvan
2.10
Jan
79
July
29% Jan
1.29 Mar,
Foils
Canada
Jun
7.80
7.80
8.00
1,100
6.15
Jan
Oil
Ventures
2.36
2.33
2.39
1,500
1.45
Jan
2.52
Home
Oil
Co
16
16
16%
4,921
13
15c
15c
15c
1,000
14c
2.12
2.12
500
8
•
10
•
Iron
8
25
9
Apr
16
Jan
Apr
22%
-
Feb
8.90 Mar
Gaspe
common
Foundry
Class A
Canada
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Ltd
Canada Machinery
Jun
Ltd
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
National Petroleums Corp Ltd
New British
New
& Dominion
Pacalta
Okalta
Oils
Oils
Co
•
*
Oil Ltd
Ltd-;.
1.64
.*
1.66
May
2.25
600
8c
Packers
Feb
Class
•
Jan
Feb
Canada
Permanent Mortgage
Canada
S
Lines
S
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
8.15
600
Pan Western Oils Ltd
•
80c
80c
83c
10,300
33c
Jan
1
1.00
95c
1.03
1,300
85c
Jan
Redwater
Picadilly Petroleum Ltd
Superior
Oils
Western
Homestead
Ltd
8.15
8.15
Ltd
1.05
10c
1.10
91c
85c
5,300
Jan
Abitlbi
Power & Paper new
01.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class A
0
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
19
19%
4,650
18%
Jun
25%
25%
1,110
24%
Jan
19
180
18
6%
Jun
20%
Bank
Acadia-Uranium
Car
Agnew-Surpass
AJax Petroleums
—a
Akaitcho
Knife
Yellow
,
Alberta
Distilleries
Pacific
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Z
common
8%
Jun
!
8%
Oils
common
Products
Cos
Feb
Canadian
Tire
July
Canadian
•
common
Vickers
1.20
1.20
1.45
193,105
55c
Apr
1.45 July
Castle
1.00
1.25
5,450
86c
Jun
1.42
Central
3.25
2.85 July
600
35c
5,100
50c
July
33
34
250
28
Jan
96%
97%
1,770
91
Mar
305
23
17c
19c
I,926
14c
Jan
Corp
1.08
3,350
76c
Jan
11c
17.000
26c
Wirebound
Gold
_1
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo Rouyn Mines
i
38c
34 %c
40c
59,400
•
Petroleums—
16,800
6.20
_l
5.90
6.20 '
25c
Trethewey
Explorers
Leduc
18c
3,500
15c
Oils
Chatco
Steel
Cons
1
Aquarius
Porcupine
Argus Corp common
66c
62c
71c
141,836
T*
___—
Resources
5c
5c
5c
3,750
ioc
15c
14%
13%
14%
3,170
92
89
92
385
19c
__
Gold
Armistice
Athona
Hardware
Mines
,
.....
class
B
1
...lO
(1937)
__
•
May
Jan
83c
16%
32 %
1
Mines
1.20
900
8%
class
B_
20 %c
Consolidated
Coin
Jan
Nova
Jan
15c
Mar
2.30
102,250
1.82
Jun
2.41 Mar
515
15%
Jan
18
6c
Jun
lie
Jan
3.35 May
13% Mar
20% May
18c
July
17V4
7%c
2.90
3.05
II,550
18%
20
8,215
i7C
i8c
1,000
7c
8c
10,500
■
2.35
May
lOq
24c
66,900
16 %c
Jun
36c
3 25
2.90
Jan
4 25
4.25
2,617
U0
15%c
18c
5,750
6%c
6%c
6%c
27
27
28
36
36
38
1.25
1.40
39
39
215
150
1.59
4.25
14c
22,842
175
*>
Barnat.Mines
..
1
-
•
Mining
class
1.13
__
•
A
54c
_•
Bros
500
5%c
1,920
•
A':'■
3.65
July
10,515
18c
22c
2.05
.
Feb
17
May
32% July
1.44 Jan
Jun
3.25
Jan
Apr
2.20 July
2.47 July
1.80
3.00
July
Jan
'•
10c
12c
74c
925
May
Jun
10%
10
10%
20c
1.13
1.07
1.14
Feb
1.02
;
Apr
1.60
-8% July!
Jan
13%
65c'Jun
-
Feb
30c
7c
3,500
19c
74c »Jan
,
15c
11.000
68c
48c May
24,500
12c
68c
1
89c
Jun
5c
28 %c
May
Jun
1.10
Jan
13,100
6c
6c
4,500
1
30c
30C
36c
13,400
3.10
3.00
3.10
3,880
————.1
19 %c
19c 22 %c
—1
92c
89c
93c
17,762
26,000
1
1.63
1.60
1.65
6,965
•
34%
32%
35%
11,215
-
—
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Willans
Plow
„
1
12c
12c
12c
*
common :
Yellowknife
-
12
12
1
4%c
4%c
;
-
85
900
1.75
Apr
13c
Jan
80c
•
Jan
Feb
4.50
39Mic: Jun
'
,
1.30
22%-Jan
10%
370
Jan
May
Jun
2.45
Jan
9c
July
<1.75 July.
Jan
9V2
*
6c
1.45 Mar
1.85
Feb
17c
f 12
-Jun
3c
Jan
35% July
v
11 %c July
<
v
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Apr
1.98
1.46 Jan
~
-
-700
12%
Apr
Mar
100
2.30
12
1.75
_•
14c
72c
600
^
2.25
*
Commonwealth Petroleum
Conduits National
.
%
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
75c
__
.
July
31c
30c
35c
31c
31c
34c
7c
7c
8c
Feb
Jan
»
2.15 July
Consumers
Conwest
Cosmos
SfycourtGold
Rjdgood'Kirkland
___
;
Jan
16,500
46c
Jan
75c
Feb
Crowshore
40%
Jan
54
May
9%
Jun
12
Jan
Jun
.41% Mar
,37c
32%c
40c
22,150
30c
47c
45c
4,900
37c
4yaC
49c
4%c"
July
Jun
"
2,100 "
-
.
...
70c
Feb
58c.
Davis
Bopetai
Gold
Bon ville
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——
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14fc
,
1 '
;
13'C 14 KO
58c
60c-
1
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5c
33c
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—„_„1"
—
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For footnotes see page 43.
-*
*
.
7%c *
7%c
6.20
8c'
5,000
Jan
Decalta
Feb
Del
6.05
6.20
1,596
12%
12%
200
7c
67a:
Apr
5.55 May
11
July
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jan
154%
154
1,098
22c
6,400
15c
Jun-
95c
500
90c
Jun
a
.
58c
14 %c
May--
28c
Feb
May
1.30 Mar
165%
Feo
144
148
213
3.30
22,950
1.75
Jan
3.35 May
14
1,900
17%
Jan
25y8 May
17c
1,920
10c; May
5%
200
13 %C
143
July
5
17c
8%
Jun
July
class
11c
2,500
10c
19c
Mar
30c
1,000
27c
May
45c
Jan
7c
8%c
8,-850
6c
May
23c
Feb
14c
14c 15 %c
9,700
9%cMay
22c
25c
24c
25c
5,000
21
zzr.1
A_
21
21
236
8%
8%
110.
24c
-27c
—i'.
Jun.
Jan
10 %c
5
Jan
18c
Jan
32c
Feb
20
Jun
24
Feb
8
Jun
10%
Feb
,
-
Feb
7c
J 3cf July
\6q7. Jan"
126
52c
Jun
July
30c
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21c
45c
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J 26c
6c
2.70
He
-
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Patricia
Leather
i0%qMay
8.000
5c
28c
"
—"
31c
--
8%
Pershing
Class B
Delhi
Bordulac
23c
>
»
19c
3%
D'Aragon Mines
Davies
Mar
3c
12,500
Apr
1.27 May
11%
148
17c
Crestaurum Mines
39
10 %c
Jun
95c
20c
—
Croinor
4,788
July
»
2.95
Mining
Jan
1,140
84c
~
»
13%
—
Craig Bit
Apr
10
Jan
Jan
1.32
39%
1
2.90
1.08
97^ >
1,;
43
Jan»
39%
149%
Mar
'
.100
Gas
Exploration
80c
39%
154
5
;—•
-2.50
Gold
Imperial Mills-
87 %c
1
Mines-—
Quebec
Jan
9 *
78c
Jan
32%
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
4,500
V 16c
Jun
5c
-■
31,983
1,100
226
42c
1,480
1
Consolidated
13% Mar
6y2 July
--
2,700
10,375
1
5,500
53
6c
1.10
1
90c
52
5c
1.05
Consolidated Duquesne
1.15
■
1.07
-210-
Consolidated Howey
Consolidated Lebel Oro
goc
58c"
5%c
■>—
2,700
20,021
Feb
llll
53%c
47c
Jan
Consolidated
July
Jan
7%
43c
1
Oils__
7
45c
1
Cadillac
Cordasun
z 7
Jan
12c
Mar
1.50
9%C 10 %c
•
«
Feb
July
38
1
2
Consolidated Beattle Mines
Central
*-•
.
Bakeries
46
:1
July
•
Astoria
Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
34
y\i
Consolidated
12%
.....^1.1;
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30c
May j.
26% May
890
£5
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Brantford
57c
_*
Lake
Cournor
iA,
lo
.
Traction
Power
6c
3,610
Apr
19c
__
1
Toronto
Metals
10%c
3.15
-
10
Scotia
Rarymin Co Ltd
^ymar
Bralorne
53c
55c
1
—
-
Colomac
43c
6%c
__
Rights
Bellekeno
54,410
50c
common
Collingwood Terminals
July
Jun
_10
Montreal
of
Bell
May
22
Jan
1.05
3,200
2.30
•
14% July
Jun
1.30
of
Bank
Beatty
2.47
1.95
1
-
92
9c
*
1
Bank
Base
2.30
2.45
2.20
_1
i
Jan
15c
22c
'
1
—
Bagamac Mines
Bathurst
14
27
7100
2.30
2.45
*
Mines
—
Jan
2,000
8c
_1
Gold
Fabric
of
50
1
75
8,700
'
1
___
Aumaque
Barcelona
:p 47
Jan
Feb
13%
20
1.10
—
Lode Silver
Cockshutt
8%c Jan
Apr
July
Cons
Bank
Feb
Mar
40
May
10c
20
Steels
Atlas Yellowknife
,
2,410
•
Cobalt
23c
17V»
__
Atlas
Bsnkfield
240
19
16%
Research
Cltra-Lartic
6.65
9%c
2.99
Aunor
45
17
-
32%
Chromium
May
2.06
-
_1
•
Auto
Mar
32%
Feb
19c
-
2.24
Atlantic Oil
Aubelle
Jan
102
Jan
"
1
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown
155
Jan
23%
1.20
Commoil
Arjon
May
99
32%
*
Mines
Feb
32c
7,000
•
148
5
42%
18%
1
Cheskirk
Jan
10c
_1
100
——
10
•■s-iii'-
-♦
—
Chemical
38c
4%c
1
Preferred
24% May
<Jan
Jan
Cochenour
Ankeno Mines
Apex
Jan
18
-
8,465
148
1
Oil
Central Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Feb
51c
Mar
Feb
81 %c
V
Apr
3.15
Jun
Feb
Jun
55c
•
Jan
1.24
4.60 Jan
23,840
15 %c
__
2.30
Feb
4.60
36%
29%
148
28%
A———«
class
—
Central Patricia Gold
Apr
13c
6%c Jan
51
Jan
100% 100%
*
•
Ohesterville Mines
Anchor
F-h
39% Mar
.
26% May
Jun
26Va.Felj
Jun
1.00
8%c
2.60
•
Jan
35% May
107%
May
lie
2.40
Jun
Mar
68
Jan
3.30
148
Cariboo
2.45
27%
Feb
19
Jun
29%
Canadian
1.00
'
35%
100
Jan
*
;
267
*
—
common
preferred
Apr
9%
1
Anacon Lead
37%
6% preferred
100
Canadian Pacific Railway——25
Feb
11%
1
American Yellowknife
37%
25
465
Jan
24 %
16
50% Jan
22%
455
24
220
785
22
10%
24%
17
57
Feb
17%
13% July
16%
55%
2,900
10%
105
July
34
25
548
16%
56%
58c
Dredge
Charter
.
14%
13%
•
common
58c
19c
100
97
Aluminum Co of Canada pfd
Amalgamated Larder
American Nephellne
13%
*
20
Celanese
58c
61c
•
32% July
*
Jan
:
Jan
Malartic
Jun
*
24%
255
10c
48c
1,980
125
19c
630
3.10
32%
\
1,000
5,000
40c
31
•
30
4,800
2.90
21% July
40
15c
'
28 %
Jan
3.55
23c
3.10
1
10% July
Jun
17
39
12%c
*
common
Cons
Jan*'
24
3.50
Central
Alberta
9-
3,081
2,455
9%
29%
1.15
•
115
24%
3.55
21 %c
-1
Jan
21%
9%
29%
10%
•
Feb
76
24'/8
*
6%
__
146
Jan
61 %
20%
*
101
23c
July
129
207/a
Food
101
•
Jan
24%
Locomotive
6%
1
j.
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&
Feb
•
Canadian Wallpaper class B—
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Feb
50
43
10
Commerce
A
6%
v
Acme
37%
Jan "•
*
of
Breweries
Canners
101
60
Jan
43%
10
Canadian
22% May
25% July
19
,
54%
24%
Canadian
19%
♦'
July
88
Canadian
25%
100
Apr
40
Canadian
20
Preferred
39
45
75
Canadian
common.*
Common
Jun
~
Shares
•
Apr
31 '•
•
30%
68
Preferred
'
of Prices
Low
45
45 %
133
Canadian
Sales*
Sale Price
Feb
July
43
68
Canadian
for Week
Par
May
12%
"
38
45
133
Canadian Bakeries
1.20 Apr
Jan
30c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
54
Jun
50-'
-10% July
29%
45 %
29%
*
Class
Week's
725
*
*
Canadian
Last
330
Wire & Cable class A-
Class
40c
Jun
Friday
34
B
Canada
Canadian
Canadian Funds
33
50
Canadian
STOCKS
50
May
Feb
Jan
16%c
Feb
July
1.60
Apr
2,300
20 %c 23%c
23c
10
Jan
22c
500
39%c39%c
1
•
Oils
7.80
120
39
20
common
Preferred
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
310
10%
39
*
B
52
10%
*
A
51 %
*
Power
class
3.00 Feb
13c
May
2.08
Malting
Mar
8
1.73 May
1.24 Jan
13,000
2.42
2.40
90c
23c
Northern
Canada
18% Mar
May
1.70 Jan
1,600
11c 11 %c
1.64
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Ltd
Canada
Canada
r
Jan
9%
'
;V
July
18
13%
•
Broulan Reef Mines
—1
Atlantic
.
9%c Apr
5%c Jan
1
Class B
Jan
Calvan
OU
class
Jan
20c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Power
1
Products
Mineral
Ashley Minerals
Westvilie Mines Ltd
July
10%
■'';'
West
Aor
80%
•
Packers
10%
Jan
1.20
114,200
11
11
*
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd
2.46
13c 13 %c
2.00
2.33
1
Hill
39 %
9,062
100
pfd
B
45c
6.60 July
2.85 Junf
\s
Ltd
Feb
17c
Jan
25,500
39%
9%c
100
Columbia
Buffalo Ankerite
Tobrit
Jan
13c
37%
British
1.30 Mar
Apr
Ltd
Mines
Bteep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
9c
29%
12c
38%
British Columbia Forest Products
1
Mines
Uranium
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
High
27%
Jan
22
1
*
Rix-Athabasca
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
common-
preferred
Class
23%
Jan
July
July
23%
com_*
& Pwr
32,500
Oil
Shares
Low
Pa;
High
Jan
for Week
Last'
Sale Price
51c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%c.
19c
3.30
15c
5c
35c
—
1
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Smelting & Refining
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quebec
27
Sales
Last
Sale Price
JULY
.Jan
Ltd
Producers
-
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Mines
•
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1.22
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Jan
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Jan
Distillers
May
■•.20c
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76,050
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9c
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(Temagami)
Rio
Dome
Yellowknife
Seagrams
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lie
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14c
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1-——•
1.66
1.50.
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33c
31c
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28
28%
1,905
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18
17%
18%
1,976
21c
10'/2c July
93c
.
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29c
12.900.
1
3
Jan
*:26%
Jun
15%
Jan
Mar
;2.10 July
43c. Jan
1
34
Feb
20
Feb-
Volume 174
Number 5033
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
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Last
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;
of Prices
Low
Par
.
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10
——
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360
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18%
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Domini on Tar & .Chemical- common—•
;
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10
.
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
44%
-
Jan
102'
Feb
International
Feb
International Petroleum
15%
13'A May
19
July'
July
10
14%
13
Jan
,
22% Mar
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Woollens
•
8%
47e
50c
9
50c
9%
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8%
16 % Feb
9%;
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Apr
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52C
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7.80
9.25
103,495
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810
510
6.75
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24% ' 24%
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Jun
"
40,000
63c
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29%
13
13
72c
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Feb
21%
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33%
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16
165
21% July
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,
70c
2.20
2.45
50%
11%
60c
52%
July
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1
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3.05
Feb
| .12
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Jun
10'A
91%
91%
,
55
88%
3.60
t
10,950
2.70
Little
Feb
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•
Power
—•
common—
preferred
5'/2 c/o
:i8" 18%
20%
17% Jan*
165
>
Feb
101% July
^100
101%
103
—100
106
106
3.20
3.20
General -Petroleum
;
,
Apr
3.55
Jun
6.70
Feb
6.25
Feb
1,430
common——1
3.65
3.65
5.75
1
5.50
5.15
60
;
5.50
July
Jan
2.30
"
3.65 July
A
General
4.
Steel
Wares
Preferred
-
;
•
common
20
100
—
20
104
17%
20
102
'
.
Geneva Lake
Giant Yellowknlfe
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Gold
lie
10c
lie
4,000
1
———
8.30
7.80
8.40
52,469
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22 %c
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9c
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Glendora
Gold
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God's
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1
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Goldcrest Gold
London
Hosiery
Golden
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Mar
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Feb
MacDonald
Goodfish
.
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Goodyear Tire
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3c
7
May
Lakes
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105
20c
;
Jan
77'
'
23c
30c
49%
675
7'A
7%
6'A May
6%
90
5
1,150
11
9.00
11%
12c
lie
12c
10'Ac
lie
250
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Gypsum Lime & Alabastine___—
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^ i7c
Feb
6
May
•
■
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24%
«
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July
Jun
Halcrow
II
Swayze
12
Halliwell Gold
-1
Hallnor Mines
:
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Hamilton
Hamilton Cotton
Hard
Rock
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24%
:
17
*
common
Gold
•'
McColl-Frontenac
Mines
2'Ac
Jan
25c
May
8c
21%
10% Jan
1274
Jan
£c
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27% Apr,
Jan
m 6,550
2c
100
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28 :
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Hasaga
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Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold
Hendershot
Milton Brick
May
19%
17
Jan
Mindamar
29% May
Feb
22,750
12%cMay
40c
Jan
12%
Jan
6'Ac Jan
20 %c
30'Ac
30c
33c '
9,500
26 %c July
39%c
41c
50c
58c
lb
Highland-Bell
Highwood
Hinde
&
25c
7,000
32 %c
9c
12,000
10c
11
23,500
77
25
18c
134,650
860
86c
* '
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9%C
12 %e
13 %c
1
Sarcee
30
13%
13
1374
16
15%
Homer
Hudson
Porcupine
1
Imperial Bank
Imperial
Oil
10
7c
Jun
7c
Feb
11
7c
12
85c
9%c July
July
1.15
t
18c
125
.
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24%
Jan
31
10%
Jan
167s
13% May
47Ac Jun
43
May
; 57%
57%
994
54
May
"26c
:
28C
9,000
3574
38
1074
4%
25
preferred
Indian
Lake
4%%
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preferred
common
*
29
9,601
10%
11
67e
23%
23'A
—
2,560
6c
6c
3,200
32%
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210
82
82
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3c
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20
82
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535
12
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50
Mar
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International
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25
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12%
22
23
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32%
460
29
Jun
34%
Feb
32%
163
31
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35'A
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5%c
3,016
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10c
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-
5c
25
: -
8%
Jan
j
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11
-
.
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-
15c
16c
5,000
13c
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22c
17c
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18c
7,700
lac
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35c
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13'Ac
18c
12,000
11c
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20c
Feb
1.75" 1.95
7,175
14,900
1.65 May
2.48
Jan
1.32
Feb
5%c
1,500
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47/8c May
71c " Jun
88c
1.00
8'Ac 10 %c
•
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Jun
1.70
525,700
27,800
2.07
26%
26%
2.10
20c
75
16%
27
715
16%
2.00
22c
8,500
Feb
l.t>5
Feb
3.95
Jan
2.10
Jan
16c
28
Apr
28
Apr
2.75
.
Jun
1.80
40,400
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10'Ac
May
.
1.95
115c
,
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3.800
19c
2.05
,
Jan
2.20
26%
2.14
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Jan
30c
Jan
2.90
/
Jan
107!'
107
55
Apr
103
109
July
14%
14%
14%
105
14
Jun
16
Jan
17%
18%
6,725
12%
Jun
19
4%c
4'Ac
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July
4c
May
8'Ac.
3,000
4c!
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7%c
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4c
Feb
7c
7%c July
Feb
.
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17'Ac
30c
1
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Feb
57,898
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44c
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63c
29 y«
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1,395
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34c
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58%
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62 %,■
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1,000
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36'A
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-
,
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65
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25
901,650
18c
25c
1.75
1.95
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.
93,100
15%
500
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18
Jan
Apr
20'A May
Jun
20% May
16
90
'
35
32c 7
1,500
16
90
12% Jan
20
90
Jun
17 3/8
18
570
14
Mar
25
——17
24%
25
2,342
23
July
-6
7c
8c
3; 900
49 7A
140
1,030
49%
class
8%
11%
295
15
985
12
30%
100
27
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class
2.09
2.18
25,215
54
20
2.17
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28%
Oil
70c
70c
75c
1
8'Ac
8%c
1
—
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New La guerre
1.63
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:
-
1,000
1.19
Jan
31c
34c
5,125
25c
7c
8c
3,000
6c
14c
15c
7,435
27,450
10c
10'Ac 13'Ac
New
New
1.24
1.44
6%c
7c
2,000
44c
48c
25,500
30c
26,795
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Mosher
New Norzone
July
43.
I
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Ltd
1
Long Lac Mines
—
44 %c
1
——1
1
1
11c
-
July
8'Ac
Apr
1.05
Jun
43c
j
Feb
Jan
Mar
1.75 May
3.65 Feb *
1.45
Jun
May ;
Feb
Jun
Jan
May
25c
Jan
24c
Jan
19c
2.53
Jan
Jan
*
1
NorsmanrMine«_iiat
31%
1.40
Jan
1.10
8c
'
*
Feb
2.65
32c
7
2.40
Jun
16,767
5,671
3.00
1.36
Jun
Apr
May
May
55
Jun
Feb
New
;
7c
1.27
.
16
31
Jan
59,509
'
*
12%
-
Feb
67c
.
1.20
—1
1
Gold
1.75
26
10,125
,
2.90
-
•
1
Mines
Marlon
860
8'Ac
—.1
—
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Jason
30
1
Dominion
1.65
45
Jan
4978 July
9% Feb
7'A May
107A May
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14c
Jan
30
54
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8
14
1.21
Jun
Apr
Jan
6'A
Feb
11
2.99
Feb
32
Feb
2978
July
8%
1.64
July
7c
14%
1
25c
4.00
25
19%
^
11%
—1
Newlund
v
Apt
93% May
Jan
44c
•
common
Mines
13
23
6
8c
•
New
'
Jun
25
;
23
Jun
28'Ac
18
New Goldvue
Jan
55c
-
18
6
I
Calumet
Mar
1.25 July
Feb
20 >
July
5
.
New Hugh
July
Jun
42c
Jan
,2.82 May
40
32c
New Dickenson Minea
Jan
4
July
2.10
1.50 Mar
1.00
2,810
Jun
25c
,•
1.50 Jan
.
Feb
Jun
5"%
70
90
—
Jan
78c
19
32c
•
National Steel Car
Jan
5.75
May
Jan
Mar
18%
—1
Negus Mines
New Alger
55c
'■7*
1.25
16% "
July
Mar
10c
14c
1.75 July
t
Mar
5
14,300
8'Ac
*
18%
Drug & Chemical common__5
New
18%
•
3:50
53c
1,000
2.15
42 %c 42'Ac
Petroleum
<
Jan
82
Feb,
Apr
1.25 May
6,750
"loo
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7c
Jun
Feb
54c
100
70c
Apr
70
1,000
53/8
1.00
39c
-
Jan
jun
1.75
3.60
Feb
4?c
3'Ac July
7%c July
65c
16%
-14% July
,
53%
-
2,500
,2.22
Brass
Hosiery
National
Jan
33
July
8
■■■
Mar
8C
k
5%
65c
1.10
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National
25% Mar
July
lc
,
1.75
16%
common
New
7'A
July
■IT
*
-1
'
30% July
7'Ac
Mines
National Grocers
Mar
!■«{.
May
14%
18'Ac
Preferred
July
-
10c
30c
45c
1
Corp
Porcupine
National
;
19
39 7A Mar
Jan
3%cMay-j;.,
13%
62%
'__
13
May
J
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43c
_13.50
National Breweries preferred
Mar
62'A Feb
•
July
34c
1,500
u
14'%
i__—__
Mylaroaque
-
Preferred
55c
Apr
18c
Jan
oc
Jab
13c
30
-
A
Morrison
Feb
New
Inglls
Mar !
1.20
•
.
-
1.75
*
Feb
Jan.:
107a July
6% Jun.
23
May
45
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12c
v
277.
500
12%
100
985
-;
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1
Industrial
38%
20c
*
£1
-
8,700
10%
2Z
II
Containers common....
Class
Moore
18'A Mar
4'Ac Jun
•
:
__.
Preferred
-
-
-
*2.90
-
Oils
Modern
Jun
20c
50
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
55c
v
Jan--
5'Ac Mar
Jan
18c
Feb
500
32
Jun
1.00
•
Feb
18c
>!
July
3,500
30
12,500
■
1.25
Montreal Locomotive
6c
31
75c
10%
-I5
pfd__
Jan
5c
-24c
68C
3.50
Power
93c
57%
Bay Mining & Smelting.
Hugh-Pam
.,
Feb
Mar
30
——
July
3,356
;
4%C
Feb
22
; 33c
Moneta
46
,
__
10c
;
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t
Monarch Knitting common
Preferred.
6c
Paper preferred
15%
18
Feb
46
474c
Mines
Smith
Jan-
35c
-
4
Feb
-4'Ac
....
Jun
2.70
♦
69c
8,020
16l»/s
Yellowknlfe
Howard
7c
Jun
30c
5,000
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National
Hosco Gold
Feb.
8%c July
30%
-
-100
Jan
4,550
30
5
1
Oil
-
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47c7 Jun
1,000
V
9'Ac 1174C
*
Hollinger Consol
Home
1,000
.
11
„1
17
;
July
2.80
—
Minda-Scotia
Model
Jan
305
7'Ac
Heva Gold Mines
•
Jan
'
4,200
9c
♦
Mining Corp
9,200
9C
'July
2.40
Apr
20
4,100
4%c Jun
74.75 Feb
Jan
'
—
12%
lie
1.57
common
&
Mid-Continent
Feb
9C !
—
Paper
40c
1.05
6'Ac
26%
*
Feb
12 %
200
18c
vO 11
470
1.01
•,
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Light
15
8c
10%
13%. 13%
Mills
Mexican
18c
50c
Harrison Hibbert Mines
:'r
36
Jun
-
26%
Gold
Mercury
May
3.50 May
-
1,442
.
14
8c
10%
Il
Gold
Jun
90c
'
1
Mentor Exploration
.
Harrlcana
2c
Jan
39 %c
Harding Carpets 7' ---—i—
2,000
3'Ac
13%
Feb.
40c " Jan
••
July
._1
McLellan
110
3.75
.
3c
IIIi
McWatters Gold
835
:
17%
16c
16c
5c
500
1
Lake
Jan
July
108,510
28
-1
100
37,700
15c
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21c
2c
15c
2c
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12
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May/.
14
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29%c
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1.75
-
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•
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-
Jan
30
-
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Mclntyre Porcupine
Jan
9c
100
16%
-
8%C
—1
Feb!
12c
13 aA
3.75
•
Bridge:
900
>
Jan
Feb >
1.14
-
Jun
8c
1.92
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:
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July
500
,
10'Ac
14c
1
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Malartlc
21c
5,000
13%
__
2.20
5%c
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7.50
2,000
13'A
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92
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7'Ac Jan
1.7C-J
3'Ac
13
—
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5'Ac
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Hahn
36
'
Jan
55c " Jan
Jun;-/
4c
32
1
;
Milling
Mines
Marbenor
8
Apr
6% May
5
-
9,465
17c
2c
24
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35
Jun
9.60
—
Apr
26c
-
50
Leaf
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Feb
20
•
Jan
8.50
-4,700
19,000
^__I
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Maralgo
17% July
49% July
11c
7
15c
A
Ltd
Manitoba Sugar preferred
Mar
15% July
46'A Jan
5
_i
-
'
17c
49%
;i
Jan
1.32
16c
•
4479
38c
21%
Malartlc Goldfieids
Feb
2,000
—..
1.09
•'
17c
..
4,200
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Gridoil Freehold Leases
Guayana Mines:
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Gulf Lead Mlnes~..~-1^.'2..^...
-
3,500
9.00
35c
A
Gold
Maple
9,627
7%
8.75
6.10
2,000
-
-
21%
Mai>le Leaf Gardens
25c
*
J 23c
■
10c
Mines
Feb
17%
I
25
•
52% Mar
9'Ac July
2,000
22c
:w.-
47% July
175
3%c :'
-f
',J7c l9%c
10 %C
Feb
8c
105
Jan
93
ir
Magnet
8'Ac Jan
Jun
:
1,000
48
7.'
16%
17%
_*
''"Til
ClaSS B
9'Ac Jan
63A
Paper pew
Great West Coal class A———
Great
4'Ac
93%
10c 10'Ac
ipe
:^—_
Grandoro Mines
Great
4'Ac
48
5c
3c
1,000
-
93
30
—
•
,
3c
3%c
3?%c
MacMillan Export class A
77' Class: B
'i
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
8.40 May
Jan
'
May
FebJ
68c
47un
21%
1
Jan
47%
4'Ac
■
•
common
Preferred
5'Ac
70c
13%
—__i
Jan
2,000
5'Ac
3,300
> 13c
-♦
Lake
12c
•''
Minea
Red
14c
j'.vw
Goldora
'
•
A •'
_i
River
July
5.75
22c
" '
.Jun
3C
Mines
Macfie
July
4%c
4c
28c
8c
1
6c
25,945
;?
4c
3,635
4c
t
6c
7.15
185
-12,000
'7'
Mines
1,000
6.40
7.10
'
'
:
_L
_
Yellowknlfe
12,000
6c
Feb
'■
36VaC July
-
*
„
Jan
6%C
50c
Jan
7.85
7.40
-
22c
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Goldfieids
J
23c
6c
6C
-_1
7
class A
May
;;
Jan
Jun
: 31c; ; 34c
72c
78c
.
•
com__
_
class
Mines
16c
6c
_1
^
Gold Eagle Mines._____
"
31c
32%
Gold
MacLeod-Cockshutt
1,500
Feb
19%
Jan
-
B
Jan
17c
.1
25c
-12c
17%
1
Groceterias
Class
58c;
10,100
Feb
Jun
Jan
•
May
35c
24c
18
28c
'
May
77c
/' ■*' p:/'r*
.
30c
32c
35c
2Vec
*
34,300
7.75
'
^
Mackeno
17c
—*
—
.1,500
27,750—
6c
Jan
2,000
16
*. 19
'r_.L-L^-I--77
5c
2%c
35c
.8
Jun
2%c
Jan
19
9.00
Long Lac
Lomega
8.40 July
Jan
July
:
May
May
23
Jan
"-July
July
1.35
July
2,994
19c
■
40c
':
19
1.03
Macho
-
A
Gold
/
Lynx
175
102
102
4.80 July
1,826
Jan
12
"*
i8
2.20
.
•
*
Class
'
:
:---
Jan
111%
150
1—
Bakeries
109'/a
106
5
*
preferred -4
General
-1 i'
Secord
Loblaw
-
,6%
12c
43c
"
14
95% May
4.65
.1.05
May
.1
Lexindln Gold
'
Gatineau
24,750
*16"
15
22c
66c
Lencourt Gold
Jan
'
Apr v *
Jan
AflOO
<
July
," 12
Apr
3.40
3.60
•
'
Jun
11%
65c
13,320
Mines
Leitch
-Feb 7
70
Jun
'
250
.
40c
:
•
84c
-1
(
Milling
Leduc-Consolidated
44%
7
909 "
12
Jan
,
~
51
Co
Jan
11c
1.25
19c
Lavalie "Mines
Lawson & Jones class A__
Jan "
'
Ford Motor class
19c
July
.42c
;
Cadillac
Laura
Jun 7
.
Jan
May
2,500
16%
;
:
Jun
22c
July
76c
"
'
"
u__,
Lapaska Mines
Larder "U" Island
12'/a
-
Jan "
1,40
39,795
>»
: ; 82c
July
10
11'Ac
5c
1.00
Lang & Sons
9.10 Mar -
4.85 Jan
10,095 ' 7
44,000
7" 100'
/'•
10'A
100
"
"
21% May
6c
80c
j
Ltd
of the Woods
La Luz
'Jan
8c
Jun.
•
,
30,500
35c
_12c
,
May •
Mar,
-
"
'
Mar
1.16
_______
K'i ■-T-'V.
35c
15c
■»
LICIZIZIIi
,
Feb
24
4
17%
"7
Ltd.
Lake Shore Mines
Lake Wasa Mining..
7 18 »A Feb 7
•-*:* 370
22%
is
_____
Lake-Osu
,
43 % "Feb
Jan
15% Jun
28% Jun '
7
-"410
21c
Lake-Llngman
-
7 1.83 Jan
July,
8.40
3,270
13%
21%
20
2,380
«
16%
29
—*•
Dreferred__.
J
-
10.25
16%'
i
Mines
Labrador Mining- & Exploration..
Ladulama Gold Mines___
L'«
Lake. Dufault Mines*
Jan ;
2.85
1.20 July
5c
22,200
12
1.35
-
12c 13%C
,
22c
Oils Ltd
Lab&tt
23' ' - Jan
Juiy
Feb
,
Apr
July
22%
;'
21% May
-19%"
26,000
.
•
16
>1
Grain common
tgl.HO
92c
•
9;60
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r
T
1.51
73C -
.
10.25:
——•
*,
—i
■
50
1.21
92c-
r
-"-' 450
20
:
'
Apr
Jan
42%
"
•
" "1,500
r
22V<
•20
_1
TFalconbridge Nickel
./.
,
Sc
22%
.
;
172,396
"
—
I'
190 >
12
Jan
102%
*
Jan
11c
1,000
16%
-i;
__.
Klrkland-Hudson
'Jan u
32c
July
13
'
4,500
6c
57c
A
.
V
-1
-
6%c
-*
Lake
Kxny
"
.4
c::
•
52
103%
35% May "
1,000
1.15
13 %c
...
—
Kirkland Lake
27Va "Apr
'
Jun
45c
96
19,500
-
,
H-VH-'v1-*'.
"
Mining
Keyboycoh
8% May ;
-
■v
Eidon& Gold,
23
4,800
9c
13c
1.27
,
-
60
50c
3,049
-
,
Feb
9.65
18%
6c
Kenvilie Gold
Kerr-Addison
Feb
80c
Jun
•
6% '
—a.—
Kayrand
.
Jun
6Va
;
6,194
49C
Kelvinator
48% c Mar
1.73 Jan
Jan
98c
8.85
'—1
*
■C
lOVac
13,300
1.15
—
Economic • Invest
rElderMines
Feb
Jan
11c
M%y
55,300
1.07
—__—1
Epst- Sdllivan Minefi____-__jc__;
,.V trjfr
6c
1,000
-
Crest Oil
:Eastern*Steel
■h
7c
Hi§h
*" Jan
99% July
,
Mar
-:8c
""7" 15
6'/aC
6'/aC
Quebec Mines
Journal Publishing
Feb
-
13%
"~Jan
96
38%
8c
Joliet
■
"East; Malartlc -Mines___-___—_____—l
; i •
9
4%c July "
:
6,000
50
13c
:
"
,*"100
4%c" 47/uC
39
'
"
18
v.
Joburke Gold
'
Feb
765c
■'
.Donnell. dc.Mudge class -A
/Duyay Gold Mines,
■
Jan
46c
-
-■
16'/a
8% July
425
.
100
■37
38%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Dominion
428
96
common-
Walte Mining
Jellicoe Mines J
44'/a July
Jun
Go
Low
46
99% '
Jack
Jan
30% Jqn
44
.
July
20
■
Nickel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■
46
!l00
International Milling preferred
"<
"
Low
*
A
Jun
150
:
class
•Preferred
Jacknife
18
1,414:
2,333"
T
21
*14%' •: 15,:;"
14%.
common..
12% >■
21
•
^
3,361
40
>•
200
.
International Metals
55
Jan
11% July
*~9% Jan *
'
'19'
10
44%
._—i___-_"___--23.30
.
Dominion Textile
>
■
Jan
4.95
97% July
'
'
31%
July
656
12%
common
3.50
53
11%
t
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
25% May
52%
——*
A
\
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
3.50
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—•
A-
21
STOCKS
Shares
,
.
'-/u.r*
•„**
*
'
.Dominion
:"V.
r
ENDED JULY
for Week
Sale Price
\
STOCKS-.i •:.»
.•
FOR WEEK
8*les
Friday
9c
16c"
5'Ac July
10c
Jan
51c
July
40c
Jun
13e
Jan
52c
Feb
7%c Jun
20c
Jan
30c
1.100
8%c 11'Ac
15.700
15c 16'Ac
177,000
5 'Ac Mar
16'Ac July.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
42
Monday, July 30, 1951
...
(398)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED JULY 27
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
V1v
Sale Price
Thurbois
New
12c
189,100
8%c
8 Vic
4VeC
2,000
2,500
1.50
1.50
400
22c
21 %C
24c
15,200 '■
20c
Jun
60c
Jan
1.00
1.00
400
85c
Jan
1.40
Apr
-«•
Mines
——
Nlsto Mines Ltd
-1
Nor-Acme Gold —
.1
A
Norgold
———
9Vic
585
19c
33,900
9
10%
305
28c 29 %c
1.20
1.29
5%C
_•
O'Leary Malartic
Exploration
2.55
20c
17 %C
20c
3Vie. 3Vic
_»
—
Mar
70c
2,200
48c
Jan
74c
Jan
— 31
32%
2,635
30
Jun
36% Mar
30%
Jun
36%
Jan
3%c May
6.50 July
10 %c
Jan
32% -.32%
5%
:
6C
-
•
100
Jan
Jun
21c
9c
-1
80c
71c
•
Gold
Lake
Osisko
Mines
'
1.45
Jan
7%
Jun
1.05
Feb
100
'
7
7
2.16
2.52
Jan
4.50
4.50
10
4.50
Jan
4.50
Jan
37,700
6%c
Jan
13c
Jan
Jun
1.10
Navigation
Pacific Coyle
■1
1
Toronto
5%c Feb
23%
125
27
Feb
25c
25c
1,222
22c
July
45c
Feb
25c
26c
3,500
21c
Jan
36c
Feb
Feb
1.76
General
13%
13%
31
31
'20
Trusts
Toronto
Mortgage
_
Gold
3c
15%
Feb
5
*
30%
Jun
39
-
112%
Apr
116
Jan ;
Jan
113%
7%c
30c
34c
4C.
Oil
Pickle
&
River
__
3.05 Mar
United
Feb
United
8c
Jan
1.15
99c
3,500
85c
Jun
1.10 Mar
8,500
100
485
1.57
1.75
1.75
29c
8>/4
8%
Jan
1.32
225
52 %
Jan
1.50 July
200
52%
July
57
57,000
:■
Jan
20
317
33c
1.50
lioo
24%
85
25
,6(4 Jan
48%
Jan
25c
3.65
21
21%
1,894
17%
Apr
13c
13c
2.45
264,550
56%
51
20
150
20
] 1
71c
Jan
Waite
1.80
Amulet
14
July
Jan
15,013
45c
91c
Mar
11% May
Jan
8%
Jan
2.35
1.38 May
July
75c
3,100
61c
Jun
75c
3,935
10
Jan
15%
19- 19(4
225
6c
9c
18,000
36c
1,000
.•
»i-.7c
12
53%
5c
18
13 %c
■
55c
<
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
14
50% May
60
Feb
4%c
Jun
13c
Jan
Feb
18
9.75
250
17%;
Jun
25c
500
•
,
Feb
July
19
July
19
5%c
2,945
5c
7
3,775
53
11%
'
*
Products
25 % May
Jan
36c
10%c
•
12
-—* 7 53%
—1
*
5c
:
(G & W)
(Hiram)
Westeel
1.69
73c
59
Jun
10 %c 11 (4c
1
Malartic
West
July
54 % May
1.58
1.62
Mar
Jan
8.40
235
*
-1
Oils
Walker
3.05 Mar
10
*
2.48 July
20
8,550
9%
Feb
17c
55%
21,929
74c
10
J.—10 f
Trust
Gold
Villbona
Vulcan
14
*
21% July
Mar
92c
Feb
1.02
9%c July
6,866
2.10
56%
•
Victoria & Grey
July
—
_
Ltd
Ventures
Feb
8%
Mines
Roi
July
36c
10 %c
,
20
1
Upper Canada Mines
28
100
71c
Western
Jan
2.33
29,100
22(4
3,734
Apr
84c
29%
Weston
Jan
Jun
Jun
(George)'
38c
63,400
27c
Jun
8c
2,500
7c
July
32c
16
Ma*
-
'
10c
July
31c
Jan
50c
Jan
Wingait
15,906
24c
Jan
39c
3c
Jun
6%c
14,000
3c
2,500
44c
498,250
28%C
60
11%
11%
.
14
14%
v
—
20c
23C
26%
26%
520
9%
9%
30
-—
Royal Oak Dairy class A-—
Industries
'
ml •'
common
160
Ryan Lake Mines
Corp
Ban Antonio Gold
Lawrence
■
16C
22C
48%
10%
io%
1.01
1.50
1.66
—*
Petroleums
t-2.37
-vp
V
Warrants
"S
.
Senator Rouyn
- —
17%c"
1
—
40c
Mar
.2.30
20c
1.80
Mar
31
Knitting
15
Feb
7%c
July
34c
Jan
9%
Jan
78crMay
85c
1.35
Jan
Jan
14c
31%
25
1.55
1.60
4,200
2.89
11%
Jun
1.22 July
20%
1.80 July
31%
30
1.25
Jan
39
May
37c
Apr
Jun
33%
Anglo Newfoundland
20
20
1
1
7.25
7.10
7.25
1.75
Feb
24c
28C
27 %C
2.51
Jun
4.60 Jan
18%
Jan
21% Mar
115
,
i
1,010
;
28,400
18% Apr
Vv 5.65 May
24c
Jun
Mines
Standard
Mines
class A
Silverwood Dairies
—
1
—50c
*
Asbestos
Brown
Corp
.'■2ndpreferred r—
Canada
Vinegars
21
7.50
42c
Feb
1.85
1
Jan
•
4#
Feb
710
29%
Jan
39%
Feb
Hayes Steel
Internatlohal Paper common-
283
90%
Jun
Feb
International
20,200
67c
Feb
1,200
55c
Jan
—
For footnotes see page
18
18'4
43.
9%C
6%c
9%c
300
_•
Brazeau
Oils Ltd
18(4
29 (4c
31c
340
9,400
13,700
17
July
5%c July
25c July
Jan
1.42 July
May
1.49 Feb
Jun
-
Apr
Lots'^ '
High,
3,920
55/
175
15 %
3.033
•
53 y* t.
14%
Jan
I"
....754717
I,;-r TlO l
% 21
-14% V
3.80
3.85 I
9%
Jan."' "
39% Jan
-
77 1007
900 7
Jan:
47
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22%
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22% ?
36%
36%
36%
7
3.20
:
24%
»
■
15
Feb
May
4.80 May^
24%
Feb
Jan
37
May
163
287
Jan
3,725
July
175
3.20 July
6 V\ Jan
425
9%
8%
9%
;•
3.35 i
;; 16% May I
122
May
'.,"53% July-
33
949
165
163
3.20
.,207/8 Jan
Feb
•/'
19
Jun
13% May
-w3.50 Jun
High
14
55 I May
„
9% Jan '
,<■9%. /Mar^.-^,
145
112 113%
76
Consolidated Paper
37%.
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!
—
(—
Bridge
38
Eend
Oreille
i
-
*
.
Feb
13c
Jan
Twin
50c
Jun
Yukon Consolidated
Price
'
10
Apt:
Mar
82
Jan
71
4.40
Jan
v
1117%
'
64
105
30%
25
53%
51%
27
'
_—8
26
B
;
7.15
._1_—»—
28 %
30
1
*
.
.
7.10
53
.
7 27
7.
30
—
32%
11
13
60c
60c
55
Jan
7 Jan
48c
67
May
Jan
30% July.
41
Feb
534
50%
60%
Jan
651/
21% Jan
25%
1,200
V
Jun
Jan
28% May
34
Feb
6.85 May
9.20
Feb
340
28
Mar
367/B
Apr
2,000
11
Jun
13%
Feb
50c
Feb
66c
Apr
2,300
7.20
32
j
■
;,-f
...
3.90 .Mar
40% May
1.20
30 Vic
5,210
61
62
Jan
32'A Jan
100 7;/
2,814.
30%
]
Bros
City common
125
,
'
37c 48 %c
.
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*
20%
'
1.70
37%
*
Utilities
76
1.70
■
1.28 Ma*
75c
Range Slnoo Jaanary 1
Shares
I
.
1
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Southam Co
-
20 %
.
r
—
Jun
*
Mar
17c
6
'
*
m
m
32%
86c
Jan'
' for Week
.j
,L—5
50
66c
r.
—
.
—
36
101
Low
14%
•
Canadian Westinghouse
Dominion
64c
t-
2.06
"
Dalhousie. Oil
83c
Feb
May >.
Salt*
Week's,
of Prices
52%
-
-----
3.85
Canadian Western Lumber
Jan
66c
65c
Jan
3.00 Jan
84c
319,580
54%.
20 V»
•
10%
1
„
1.20
79,866
Ill1/* .12(4 >
.
"II100
—.—
Apr
r
-
—
Preferred
Canadian Marconi
9%
-
_
V-
:'■
common
358
96
—
—■
Industries
500
34%
— —
Canadian General Investment
20,300
95
*5'^ July
3,500
r
f VVf.*>V
.1! ;•
V'.'
9%
34%
,1—150
Ranges
53
•
•
1.38
—1
—
Malartic
Ti
w[i»'
Z——,
2.50
95
1.40
-.5 Va
1
'
"
Canadian. Collieries
9%
36
Preferred
,.
1.33
34%
—
Jan
-
Jan >
Apr
90C
:!
II100'
2.40
36
Clfess B
Slscoe Gold
preferred—iZZZi.*
9%
.100
Simpson's Ltd class A
Jan
50c
14c
.5%
1,C •■.14%
Co common
$5 convertible 1st
1.34
2.25 May
.
72c
12c
-
84c
Jun
1.25
54%
—
2.40
85c
100%
100
Jun
7 Vic
23,100
62c
Feb
46
Jan
July
:
1.35
16,720
1.50
56c.
12%
—
Jan
Jan
Jun
650
*
*r
99
98
■■
■
2.45 July
48,772
2.98
20%
1.40
v
^
Canadian
2.90
J
45
Last
Jan
Apr
31%
--
99%
Sale Price
Jan
31'A
40%
99%
Friday
27c
15a
35%
2,096
39%
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
48% May
3.15 Jan
Apr
73
Jan
.-Feb >1
6c
3%c July
1,500
./
1.30
Exchange-Curb Section
Toronto Stock
Jan
17c
51,800
*
4c
V
Mar
3,500
35
I-44
May
25c
17c
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
35
Jun
Feb
———
Coast Copper
Silver Miller
A
class
Yukeno Mines
Jun
8c
45c
Jan
10c
15C
20
Mining
Jan
27c
39c
25,000
22c /
17%cl8%c
1
-•
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
12 %c
27
4Vic Jan
■
Mines
Yellowrex
Jan
14c
1,200
-98 %-'■-■ 99
1 r
60c
——— 1 —i.
—1
1.40;
:.—* 5%,T,
1 >
1.10
Yellowknife Bear Mines—
Feb
& 2.25 May
28,950
t--viv-.
20c
11,500
4c
Feb
July
56c
-
Ap*
103
9c
v'*V• V;'V•''$
Lead 6t Zinc
York
Jan
28%
-
•' ?.
Feb
15%
13c
36,200
35
:
common
12 '4 July
v-/.i\
26%
May
July
—
39%
*/
Wright-Hargreaves 7—
.
—
;
75
/lie
10c
100 *
29%
—100 •?-i £8%
Canada b Dominion Sugar,.,...
50c
Eherritt Gordon
Apr
2c
94;190-
2.50 «;
30
;
.»
(G H) preferred—.—
Wood
Jan
21%
75
16c
Bbawlnlgan Water & Power common—•
Bhawkey (1945) Mines
1
Shea's Winnipeg Brewing class B
*
Sheep Creek Gold
;
May
12 y* Jan
-
5,085.
2,712
-
May
July
9% May
2,000
1.22
Ltd
Freehold
Ir,
6c
1.05
Selburn Oil Co Ltd—
<,::
2.60
10%
Earnia Bridge
25
20,700
2.50
—
19c
Apr
14 %c Jun
215
5%e
2.56
•
Mines
4,098
4,500
25
46%
46%
common.
3c
25
3c
\
15
2%c
14% i
14'/a
•
1
Royallte Oil
RUpununi Gold
6c
2,000
6,000
:
Jan
13%
36,500
8'4 c
19c
Oils
July
9%
50
67/eC
Consolidated
Royal Bank
Jun
8c
!
'
■
•
Electric41 common—
Preferred
Feb
Yale
27
85
16%c
Long
23c
50,600
28% v
28
Lac
Roche
Rowan
July
:~1
Gold
Winnipeg
,v
55c
49 %C
Mar
3,500
I2C
35c
32c
Gold Mines
Windward
Jun
9%c
23
93 %
8,500
-r
Apr•
Mar
27c
May
f
Jan
19
Jan
15c
576
,
9 Vic
1 —
1
.
24
.94
10c
23
.
V 94
34c
July
-15
5
13,600
,
1
Winchester Larder
Jan
18%c
tl'/aC
_
4%c
4VzO
44Q '
17%
17%
—
„
100 ;
.
12 %c
41,500
20c
-
21 %c 24%c
• — —
94
common
Preferred
Wlltsey-Coghlan
27c
14c
:
Jan
56c
4 Vic
3%C
19 %c
17(4
5
10c
Canada Breweries
Western Homestead
4.20 May
35c
20%
1—1
Ashley
Western
Jan
7c
Class A
Breweries
Jan
28c
35c
Robinson Little common
*
21%
•
Van
52c
9,750
63c
Petroleum
Epooner
Jun
;
Jan
36c
July
33c
13%
Feb
July
25c
117,900
3.10
■
South
15c
3,900
Jan
89c
Jun
5,700
50
25
_
Apr
83
17 %c May
1,000
28c
21%
.
Oils
25c
19c
Gold
Bladen
>
3.65 July
Jan
3.00
40c
—
Riverside Silk class A
Silver
Feb
19c
2.40
Steel
30c
•
30
45c
Oils
Jun
Petroleum
Silanco
1.95
1.76 May
24 %
Jan
Jun
43c
71c
1,50 May
61%
30c
preferred
A
B
7,445
89c
Regcourt
Blcks
Jan
class
Fuel
Class
2,000
1,045
6,500
Dome—
Poplar Gold
Redwater-Piccadllly Petro
Security
1.95
5,000
Red
Scurry
1.67
preferred
United Keno Hill
5c
Ranwick Uranium
Sannorm
United
Apr
1.05
Quemont Mining —
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Bt
Jan
45c
82%
Labrador
Russell
61c
Feb
4c
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Roxana
May
95c
0
Trust .777——7--
Richfield
May
35c
90c
I-*'
600
Jan
82c
50c
Jun
41c
43c
"l
27c
81 %
—1
'14.550
1
-i
Mining
4,300
•>
13,383
52c
_•
Gas
3,000
1.02
Quebec Chibougamau
Reno
Union
4c
Prospectors' Airways ——
Purity Flour Mills common.
Reef
6%c Mar
4c
Corp
Preston East
Union
81%
„__1
Voting trust certificates
Jan
United Asbestos
121,627
3.65
49c
July
7c
1.52
1.52
—
Gold
Premier Border Gold Mine-
Quebec
Jan
91c
1.90
•
1
-.
Powell Rouyn
Preferred
3c
May
July
12c
May
15C
45c
80c
3.45
52c
July
23%
-
■v
40c
70c
3.60
Jan
2%c
.1,500
26%
Resources
Txanscontlnental
Feb
1.17
—
Mines—
Gold
Porcupine Peninsular — -7-7
Premier
,
56 %
42c
42c
Gas__
Crow
Power
32c
25%
_•
Empire Oils
Trans
35c
75c
.1
—
Pioneer Gold
Powell
144,250
500
Jun
May
—
•
Petrol
75c
4c
Feb
25%
Mar
7c
25c
2,000
65,850
\
Jan
11%
290
7%c
32c
7
116
7%c
Feb
10%
49%
455'
3c
4c
•
-
——
Paymaster Consol
Perron
3c
1
Partanen Malartic
5,725
85c
1.75
Jan
7.55
'
88c
77c
Jun
95c
5,550
Jan
1.20
86
_1
Towagmac Exploration
Tower Petroleums
2.25
31
13%
■V
-1
50
Apr
Jan
1.70 Mar
21
6,030
1.93
1.87
Elevators
7%
-
53
830
81c
)c
Mines
Paramaque
52%
85C
Oil
Western
8.35
_•
Page Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
Pamour
Pan
8.05
1,300
1.15
8.15
53
—
Petroleum
Apr
1.98
7,445
•
Pacific
Jan
2.10
-
7
Jun
19c
Jan
6%
Feb
93
8c 11 %C
4.50
-1
13 Vic
Jun
102 V2
i-
21%
Tombill Gold
Jan
4.25
68c
Apr
Jun
7,150
•
7 Vic May
1,500
34,884
Jan
99%
*
Toronto
525
9c
88c
72%
2,000
Feb
Jan
July
J 772
.
1.30
7
Feb
3c
Ap*
25
..
91
6%C
2.10
*
*
Jan
22c
3.00
14c
v
1.23
.1
Jan
1.95
-
Jan
Jan
1.25
Jan
9c
v
Feb
3.75
78c
6%C
II
Thompson -Lundmark
1.60
Feb
6%c
Mar
5c
1.25
1
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Theatre Properties
I'
(18c
2.85 Jan
29,105
1.10
100 100%
100%
4c
9,500
Jan
11
Feb
36,800
89
91
..
13c
3.40
1.02
50c
Fen
July
39c
16c
2,100
5c -6c
,
7 1.03
Surf Inlet
19,430
2.90
3.30
/
Oils Ltd
Sylvanite Gold
6.75
6.50
16c.-.
—1
1
_*
11
16 Vic
5,000
5%
5
.1
Crush
Orange
2,000
6.75
'■
Orenada
100
4%C
4c
Jan
Jan
5c
15,000
/
Feb
—1
Bupertest Petroleum ordinary
b% preferred
15% July
39c
May
1.10
8,300
2.40
Feb
22c
101,000
11c
May
5
5,500
12c
Jan
8%
4,275
5%C
Jan
6c
10c
21,500
2:55
15
III1
.
Sullivan Cons Mines
Feb
2,000
>
Jan
32%
—5
;
Sudbury Contact
Feb
20c
10 %C
Jan
12%
67c
Sturgeon River Gold
Mar
6 Vic
1.27
11%
820
Jan
25c
22c
14%
_•
Oils
Omnitrans
57c
July
14
-1
Mines
Selections
Oil
Apr
July
18c
29c
260
13(4
common—
Mining
Superior
13c
V
«
17%
31%
common
Steep Rock Iron Mines
6%c Jan
Jan
17% July
13 %
*
Jan
46V2c
Jun
13
Gold
Preferred
6.00 Feb
40c
14
-1
64c
11c
16c
-
May
High
Low
34c
5,000
16%
—
__—
Canada
of
35c
—
i 36c
34c
Jun
1.500
15c
1'
5c
Paving
Olsen
Co
Bteel
Feb
Jun
3 Vic July
7,500 *r
45c
i3c
•
Standard
Starratt
3.00 Jan
85
Chemical
Standard
6%c July
19,450
40C
11 %c
II
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
,
May
4.40 Jan
_—
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Gold
4c
6%C
Wood
O'Brien
20c
_•
Oil
Mines Ltd
Nubar
Oakville
8,000
6,106
1,000
33c
5.20
12c
North Inca Gold
July
2%c
43c
*
Mines
North Denison
1,000
II
Extension
North Star
3%c'?
4c
_*
Northern Canada Mines
Northern
69
30c
II
Norpick Gold
1.40
1,652
5.10
5.20
May
3%c May
75
3%c
.1
Mining
8c
Steeloy
70%
II
Mines
Normetal
i 3
/•72%
Noranda Mines
Norlartic
Jan
8%C
Yellowknife
Nipissing
11 %c
lie
II
(1944)
Mines
Stadacona
Feb
4%c
New Pacalta Oil
Nib
7%c May
14c
8%C
•
Range Since January 1
High
Low
Par
High
Low
High
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Piicet
Low
or
for Week
Shares
Range,
Laat
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
Last
8TOCKS—
I
v
500
.'
i
Volume
1741
Number 5033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(399)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Par
Bid
.IV*
4.96
Holding
Corp
-10
American Business Shares
American Mutual Fund Inc-
Axe-Houghton
Beneficial
Inv
Boston
Tr
10.30
11.14
17.94
19.50
1
j
6%
Fund
16.17
17.72
1
12.18
13.24
l7/aS Nov.
Boston—1
15,
1951
10.71
11.70
2%s
Feb
15,
1952
18.41
18.81
2%s
April
7%
Investment
2%
Investors Management Fund
22.05
25.74
Trust
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
B-l
(Medium
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
1
17.91
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
11.47
25.94
K-l
1
17.37
42.68
K-2
26.87
35.00
38.18
17.96
19.60
17.19
18.75
100 6,550
26.16
.
6,700
139
1
144
6.78
:
7.37
8-4
(Low
Lexington
Priced
15.49
1
Loomls
16.84
27 V*
29 V*
Delaware
16.76
18.43
Fund
1
(Net
13.43
—1
14.72
1
8.68
Aviation
1
10.69 ;
1
12.84
14.07
:
-
stock
1
11.14
Chemical
1
21.23
Corporate bond series
Diversified; Industry
9.51
supply
J
Asset
55.48
3.95
4.58
Equipment shares.lo
General Industries shares—lo
Home Furnishings shares
lo
4.32
4.77
.
3.54
3.91
3.70
4.08
lc
4.35
4.80
lo
5.51
6.07
lo
5.68
lo
5.00
5.51
Bond Fund Ino__lOo
7.74
8.48
Interest—1
36.92
Inc_l
12.53
Electrical
1
13.93
15.27
Manhattan
1
13.79
15.11
Mass
1
12.34
13.52
L
stock
Machinery
Non-Ferrous
11.28
5.69
14.50
Steel
shares
Investors
Ctfs
Mass
of
beneficial
13.26
14.53
13.38
14.66
Massachusetts
27.50
30.14
Mutual
Fund
1
14.11'
15.46
Mutual
1
8.71 '
9.55
J
,
8.10
Investors
1
—
Dividend
Shares
•aeon
—
9.02
National
11.18
12.25
National
1
10.22
11.20
Bond
25c
Tobacco
8.23
1
Steel
1.83
2.61
Howard—
<te
Balanced
Squlty
Low
Income
22.30
23.84
20c
5.17
5.36
17.12
18.51
Stock
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Boston
Corp
2.52
__io
First Mutual Trust Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
1
5.60
6.20
•
»
7.69
8.36
Series
5.40
18.29
5
&
20
Com
6.12
13.82
(Geo)
18.38
3.11
(net asset val)
Stk Fund
57.74
value).*
28.07
Due
'V 9.48
> 9.74
State
Street
Investment
10.70
Stein
Roe
12.21
13.37
8.01
v
8.34
Industrial
-lc
Machinery shares lc
.
8.65
Sovereign
Fund
bond
shares- _lc
Low
Priced shares—
:. _lc
9.79
12.39
7.15
7.84
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
-lc
-lc
6.96
Petroleum
-lc
12.64
13.84
shares
-lc
2.66
2.93
Equipment shares
_lc
4.72
5.18
_lc
6.53
7.16
Railroad
RR
Bond
Railroad
Bteel
shares
stock
shares
shares
Tobacco
Utility
_lc
shares
1 -lc
shares
Guardian
9.01
65.10
1-51
11-
1-51
b2.05
1.90%
3-
1-51
12-
3-51
b2.05
9- 4-51
bl.95
1.90%
1.75%
12-
1-50
9.87
7.68
7.33
Fund
Texas
Fund
1
9.35
10.19
12.93
14.09
14.14
15.29
89C
98c
1.80%
2.00%
4-
2-51
1-
2-52
2.05%
b2.10
6-
1-51
9-
4-51
bl.95
1.80%
2.15%
5-
1-51
2-
1-52
b2.20
1-
2-51
10-
1-51
2.05%
b2.00
1.85%
2.25%
6-
1-51
3-
3-52
2.10s
b2.25
7-
2-51
10-
1-51
2.15%
b2.00
1.85%
2.35 %
7-
4-
1-52
b2.30
1.85%
2-
1-51
2-51
2.20%
11- .1-51
b2.05
1.90%
2.35%
8-
1-51
5-
1-52
b2.30
2.20%
Fund
: )4.40
Fund
Inc
1
Industry
Bond
Union
Fund
Shares
Bid
25c
1.10%
Sept.
13,
1951—.
bl.56
1.38%
bl.53
1.20%
Sept.
20,
1951
bl.58
1.42%
bl.58
1.42%
August
16,
1.25%
23,
1951
1951
bl.55
August
bl.56
1.30%
Oct.
4,
30,
1951
bl.56
1.38%
Oct.
11,
bl.58
1.38%
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
1951
6,
New York
Wall
Bank & Trust
Fifth
Co..10
Avenue
100
Bankers Trust
First National Bank
100
232
238
100
295
310
100
610
630
327
342
62%
16
39
41
10
130
136
Whitehall
Fund
Wisconsin
Unit
Type
19.94
21.75
1
19.74
21.23
1
Ino
Investment Co
6.52
13.08
1
Wellington Fund
5.97
12.82
4.14
4.49
Trusts—
Series
E
Series
1956
(White Plains, N Y)
Empire
Trust
Federation Bank & Trust
37%
10
Franklin
41%,
43%
National
10
54y2
Insur Co of North America
10
72%
74%
American Equitable
Jersey Insurance of N Y
20
55%
791/2
821/2
Lincoln
10
86%
90%
69
73 C
—10
American Alliance
American Automobile
5 6'/a
10
;
20%
29
31
19%.
47%
24
25%
v
National
Life
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 Prior preferred
1
10
49%
4
Assur
461/2
49
5
26
28
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
5
25%
27%
5
32%
22'/a
Merchants
4
8%
9%
(Detroit)—10
32%
35
10
59%
61%
35
35
Casualty.,5
of
Newark
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5
A
Mfrs
2%
21 Va
22%
American Re-Insurance
10
29'/2
311/2
National
Casualty
American
25
52
55
National
Fire
10
73
77.
National Union
New
Bankers A Shippers
Boston
Camden
25
New Hampshire
109
62%
New
20%
22%
__10
123
127
10
66%
70%
35%
York
Federal
Fire Assn of
Fireman's
of
26%
10
—100
.—20
Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
•
48%
282%
35%
10
373/4
403/4
83
10
Fire
25
Pacific Indemnity
Co
Peerless Casualty Co
10
5
10
68 %
72%
63%
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
10
611/4
10
523/4
543/4
Republic
10
5
20 »/2
213/4
St
Morgan
25
74
76
Bank & Trust—100
310
325
Mellon Nat'l
*
Peoples First National Bank
90
—100 1,550
National
Brook
(J P)
—20
12%
St.
;/
—20
100
National City Bank
New York Trust
United
55%
Bank
Y_—
& Co Inc
First National Bank
1,600
53%
V
50
252
Amer
54
43%
99%
Sterling National
98
25
Bank—..20
Exchange Natl
National
Manufacturers
102%
43%
Nat'l
States
Bank—20
20
Bank
17
First National Bank
45%
25
V 55
38%
59
34
36
Bank & Trust_20
.43 V
47%
182%
Nat'l—100
'■15%
Mercantile-Commerce
46
*
50%
24
Mercantile-Commerce B & T.100
45%
102
57 v;
57-
Louis
Boatmen's
259
20
37
Portland
'
20%
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
(Texas)
Paul Fire
-
A Marin®
Title Guarantee
&
12
Trust
United States Trusty.
100
7%
238
192%
16%
Mississippi Valley Trust
25
57%
60 %
Mutual Bank
7%
248
25
59%
63%
55
59:
2
12%
7 ,;v
Louis
20
Union Trust
60
100
135
United Bank
100
210
National Bank & Trust—33%
88
& Trust
225
Francisco
San
Bank of Amer NT48 A—6.25
91%
28 '
29%
41%
20%
8
Recent
Bonds—
Elec
3%s .1986
Ilium
55%
Cleveland
15%
16%
Commonwealth Edison 2%s..2001
82%
86%
Consumers Power 3%s
27%
29%
Duke
7%
8'/a
35
36%
29%
31%
Security Issues
Bid
Appalachian Elec Pow 3%s .1981
Carolina Pow & Lgt 2%s.-198J
160
52%
8t
& Trust
Tower Grove Bank As Trust—20
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
Continental Illinois
Ask
106
106%
94
94%
105%
93%
101%
102 V*
104
104%
3%s_ .1981
104%
102%
102%
97%
98
Calif Edison 2%s..1976
97%
97%
96%
Tenn
102%
2%s_ .1981
97
England
273/4
293/4
Seaboard Surety
70
Bouthern
56%
583/4
31%
33%
Tenn
14%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire A Marine
10
10
10
66
5
43%
45%
22
Standard Accident
10
35%
Corp
Power
Honeywell Regulator—
conv preferred
100
3.75%
103
Foods
pfd.100
Minn
104%
.1981
Georgia Power 3%s
Minn. Pow & Lgt 3%s___ .1981
General
pfd.100
Florida Pow Corp 4.60*
94%
.1981
Bid
Stocks—
Alabama Pow Co 4.60*
105%
.1981
3%s
Power
10
Gas
98
109%
Ask
105;
102
110%
Transmission—
4.64%
preferred
$5.10 preferred
Texas
103
Eastern
100
100
94%
96%
101%
102%
104%
105%
44%
45%
Transmission—
4%% preferred
100
37%
13%
20
343/4
36%
Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire
32%
34%
.10
U
8
Fidelity
—
Fire
100
A Guaranty Oo__2
10
128
132
U
S
10
33
35
U
S Guarantee
5
36
33
Westchester Fire
3
565
585
48%
50%
38%
40%
10
21
share
22%
Transmls
Gas
Odd
Corp
lot
sale
3%s_ .1971
3%s
(not
.1976
stock.--dDeferred
of
103%
included In
delivery
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
103%
$2.55
preferred
*
bBid yield price.
cEx-dlvldend $2 and 1/Jd
Included in year's range), eEx-dnterest.
i*ia*
year's range).
sales
(not
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading n.
sales (not included in year's range), tEx-liquidatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
Y.^Curb.^r Catt
wd When delivery.
wlWhen Issued,
x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights,
z
par value,
tin default. tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
Ex-stock dividend.
price,
privileges,
95
2
Gas
United
a
Travelers
43%
Detroit
Pittsburgh
291%
87
50%
3.33%
Phoenix
323/4
Globe A Republic
5
Globe A Rutgers Fire common_5
Great American
&
Hartford Steambofler
Home
41%
of
Security-First National
41
19%
New
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
10
National Bank
1,290
38
29
—10
—
28
10
Phil a
Fund
-19%
2.50
Northeastern
39%
5
37%
10
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
2
10
Fire.
Northern
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Casualty
Fire
North River
10
Crum A Forster Inc
5
12.50
601/4
5
Connecticut General Life
Continental Casualty
Fire
Amsterdam
10
Fire
34
Commerce—10
of
37
Fidelity A
American
Automobile
39%
32%
Bank
370
37
American
Surety
38
Detroit
34%
•21
30
350
16
Los Angeles
Industrial Bank of Commerce-Id
Aak
28%
100
Trust
20%
18%
100 1,230
Guaranty Trust
Hanover
(The) Bank
of Freeport N
Bid
Union
20
Co
City Bank
Bank—
Franklin Square N Y
Meadow
Par
Central National Bank
National
& Trust
Companies
Ask
Cleveland
10
Manufacturers Trust Co.——20
Ask
Bid
County Trust Co.
First National Bank..
Diversified Trustee Shares—
35%
Cleveland
Fiduciary Trust
25
Aetna Life
Agricultural
Northern Trust Co—
04%
1
1
Investing Corp
Savings.
&
43
15
Kings County Trust
Aetna Insurance
Companies
29%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
Street
2.45
97
5, N. Y.
27%
&
5%
1
93
1.54%
Harris Trust
Manhattan
5%
2.73
10
bl.60
Chicago—(Cont)—
10
4.88
Casualty A Surety
1951—'.
Ask
Irving Trust
Aetna
1.50%
25,
Far
the
of
Bank of New York
Chemical Bank & Trust..—10
1
Bid
bl.59
York
Continental Bank & Trust
North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955
Insurance
1951—.
Bid
Par
New
6.49
Value Line Fund Inc
34.71
Par
1.48%
18,
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
13.01
5.37
2.23
1.45%
bl.59
New York
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
5.94
10.50
^
bl.59
1951—i.
Incorporated
20 Broad Street
11.97
2.42
4.97
1951—_
1951—
Kugel, Stone & Co.
1
,
9.24
2.05
27,
City Bank Stocks
21.97
1
32.11
Sept.
Primary Markets in
1
Fund
2.50
10c
Ask
bl.50
1951
1
Science
Independence Trust Shares
—5
:
1951
Income Fund Shares
United
6.67
—1
Bid
2,
Preferred Stock Fund
United
11.89
.
Treasury Bills
9,
Chase National Bank
6.08
Plac Fund Inc_
Income Foundation Fund
2.00%
August
18.80
B
11.54
uowe
wi
Ask
1
series
Inc. —1
Incorporated Investors
.
United States
Bank
Inc
Union
8.04
4.00
Inc
_lc
Mutual
wi
1.80%
65.76
Television-Electronics
11.31
■v
Ask
8-
1.875%
8.61
1
8.78
9.48
Bid
2.05%
1.60%
65.25
Inc
Technical
9.40
Investing Company shares. -lc
7.87
62.74
25
&
5.57
9 14
-
1
Corp.*
Investors
Trusteed
Institutional
Due
1.60%
bl.90
Famharn
shares
Dated
bl.90
1-51
28.07
8.89
bond
Bate
1-51
8-
14.85
25.97
asset
(net
8.65
General
Auk J
Bid
8-
28.07
13.72
Inc
emu,
9.77
Fully administered shares- -lc
98.4
1-51
-
Selected
_lc
;
99.12
1-50
57.74
Fund
Electrical Equipment shares -lc
-
Dated
3.40
Investors
-lc
:
98.20
97.30
1956
5-
19.89
1
Fund
Chemical
5.07
1,
11-
17.83
1
Ino
Inc
Building shares
_lc
April
1.70%
14.24
16.40
Fund
Fund
Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
r
shares
98.27
99.10
2.00%
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Securities-
Food
100.5
98.25
98.18
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
25
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
shares
100.4
15, 1954
100.8
25%
2.50
Trading
73.71
Street
24
5
preferred
68.99
8.26
l%s March
4%
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
Republic
9.03
Aak
100.5
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentnres
Bate
19.67
4%
New
20.59
•
.0148
are
1%S
5.13
19.05
7.53
.0120
99.9940
15, 1951
1%S Nov. 1, 1951
Values
shown
below
April 1, 1952
l7/es July 1, 1952 wi„_
5.90
4.68
Putnam
8.24
Bid
l7/aS
99.9950
l%s Oct.
5.45
Priced Com Stock Series. 1
Low
21.26
Common (The) Stock Fund _lc
Automobile shares
-lc
Aviation shares
-lc
Maturity—
-
6.40
19.40
ii'i
96.8
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
10.23
Investors Inc
2
Gas Industries Fund Inc
—1
General Capital Corp
l
Group
95.28
4.20
4.99
Pine
^
3.84
9.36
Petroleum
5.661,
98.28
99.28
5.41
5.86
Pioneer
.1
4.95
1
6.91
General Investors Trust
.0111
8.10
1
7.42
Fundamental
7.41
,
1
6.77
series
99.9973
1, 1951
7.42
Series
Stock
Group
6.31
stock
6.79
1
lc
Common
7.32
1
8erles
14.00
7.01
1
Series
12.95
Series
$1.50
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—•
Preferred stock series
,__lc
16.15
Natural Resources Fund Inc..lo
30 %
Ask
August
Series
Selected
2.77
29
15.04
1
Series
Industrial
Financial
17.91
1
Bond
Speculative
___5
l%s Oct.
16.91
16.22
1
Stock
3311
Inc
Bid
120.82
15.56
1
Priced
1
Fund
99.12
99.18
99.16
August
Investors Corp
Security Series—
30.96
Fidelity Fund Inc
99.4
l%s Jan. 1, 1953-1952—
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
1%S Oct. 1, 1957-1955
Notes—
19.85
112.36
Securities—
1
Stock Fund
Inc
series
Preferred
Fund
Fund
: 18.36
•
Fund
Boston
Balanced Fund
8.88
6.26
1
2nd
Life
of
Nation-Wide
...
1
Invest Fund Inc
.
99
117%
Trust—
1
Railroad Equipment
First
Metals
:Paper shares
"... v Petroleum shares
1
4. Pacific Coast Invest Fund
,
shares——
—I
'—
Oils
Railroad
100.3
115%
39.91
11.43
Utility
100.3
1961
Dollar Price
Maturity—
Treasury
4.36
4.15
13.23
,
10 \
lo
10.63
Public
100
100.1
38.15
Equipment stiares.lo
1
Metals
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
l%s May 1, 1952-1951
U. S. Gertificates of Indebtedness
11
Electrical
1
Dlversfiied Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock—1
Merchandising
99.30
98.16
55.48
Value)
Funds—
Business
;
Bid
Panama Canal 3s
in 32nds
'
23.27
5.19
6.93
11.61
38.15
•Automobile
12.21
6.32
10.07
Value)
•
Sayles Second Fund—
Managed
11.72
Bank
6.97
1
25c
Fund
Asset
(Net
-
19.55
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Loomls
Inc—
6.38
8tks)_l
com
Fund
Trust
point
100.1
100.1
1952
a
100.2
100
29.32
24.19
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
8-1 (Quality common Stks)_l
8-2 (Income com Stocks)
1
8-3 (Appreciation com Stks) 1
?
Stk
equipment
15,
18.96
39.47
(Income pfd Stocks)
corn-
—
1951
12.51
23.68
^
Funds
99.31
15,
of
Issues
26.93
B-3
B-4
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
f.
24.68
15, 1951
Oct.
32nds
more
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953—.:
27.61
9.44
Knickerbocker
Insurance
26.41
Bonds) 1
Grade
1
I
Pfd
A
2'/as
Keystone
__1
Composite Bond
Building
100.1
23.46
-100
Agriculture
Automobile
99.31
9.43
Commonwealth Investment
"•
2s
1
Preferred
Diversified
1
87c
2s Oct
or
Other
100.1
21.70
Ltd
Securities
Fund Inc
of
79c
99.31
Aug 15, 1951
Sept. 14, 1951
one
Ask
1.70s
_10c
Fund
Christiana
lo
Bid
13.80
—5
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
1.21
B-2
asset value
Broad Street Invest CorpBullock
1.09
investment
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
lc
12.59
lc
23.81
III
Figures after deolmal point represent
lo
1%
•
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Federal Home Loan Bonks—
20.51
—I
America
Bid
Stock and Bond Group
Co of America
12.90
1
Inc
Fund
July 27
Group shares
Bank Group shares
Insurance Group shares
"4.39
.—5
Corp
of
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aviation
4.05
11.87
Corp
Holdings
Bond
Mutual Funds—
5.37
I
Inc
Puna
Aak
46 y8
1
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Blair
Friday
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Affiliated Fund Inc
Amer»x
for
•No
43
,
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(400)
'
"
*4
Week Ended
.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
compared with a year ago.
increase
clearings this week will show an
Bank
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
July 28, clearings
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
3.1%
will be
those of the corresponding week last year.
above
total stands at $15,618,131,532 against $15,144,390,144 for
the
clearings
Our preliminary
week in 1950.
same
At
$
center there is
a
Our comparative
loss for the week ended Friday of 3.7%.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
July 28—
2.7
1,379,608
1,286.326
1,205,786
1,242,641
+ 40.8
947,448
1,097,232
1,106,231
+ 14.2
1,018,663
3.346,767
+ 23.0
3,060,261
3,186,415
+
0.3
899,000,000
938,000.000
2,766,686
4,115,298
—
Philadelphia
Reading
1,064,000,000
....
—
1,061,000,000
3,706,168
3,358,758
+
10.3
6,577,156
6,292,299
+
4.5
4,553,397
4.-709,187
Wilkes-Barre
3,273,733
2,945,776
+ 11.1
2,879,207
2,732,933
5,792,915
5,687,554
+
1.9
4,030,005
4,137,486
10,887,821
11,208,947
—
2.9
8,644,150
9,689,400
9,661,050
12,190,623
—20.7
7,147.360
7,167,276
1,112,368,981
1,109,759,204
+
0.2/
935,333,503
976,244,727
.'+
4.9 "
—
—
Delaware—Wilmington
-
$7,523,757,348
—
3.7
794,763.119
791,637,041
+
0.4
8,067,127
7,693,381
Philadelphia
975.000,000
966,000,000
+
0.9
Cincinnati
229,894,652
226,183,403
507,775,427
476,351,141
+
6.6
Cleveland
431,280,281
378,498,485
'+54.9
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
; v
Columbus
312.078,951
+
1.3
39,326,500
37,355,600
Mansfield
6,851,106
6,341,423
296,300,000
+
2.6
Youngstown
8,799,362
500,532,000
J
-
308,088,236
303,900,000
city,
Bt. Louis
361,881,000
+ 33.3
356,453,416
8,144,107
336,137,386
1,080,672,444
1,000,353,785
338,522,508
322,869,877
+
420,040,381
339,507,777
241,289,919
+
$11,654,888,642' $11,627,692,341
+
Baltimore
n
-
Ir|V• J
I.
.i
i"Y-—-
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.2
-
Tencltleflfivedwyf
2,813,566,730
3,219,447,075
—————
4.9
Total
(7 cities)
-
$14,874,135,717 $14,441,259,071
+
703,131,073
+
5.3
+
3.1
743,995,815
All cities, one day
-
*
3,231,903
191,428,768
345,710,665
33,308,600
41,140,200
6,467,547
'+ '5.3 v
8.0
>:+'"■
6,938,853
6,440,502
6.0
+
4,622,690 '
8.0
."+;
273,948,161
312,054,707
799,518,876
911,250,682
8.0
+
■■■
+ 14.1
2,833,555
2,178.061
12,779,515
+ 28.5
11,240,000
139,472,621
+ 14.2
2,769,749
>
116,717,915
South Carolina—Charleston
11.8
4,282,369
3,831,229
Maryland—Baltimore
266,735,182
261,387,625
+"2.0
108.144,813
94,973,653
+ 13.9
73,552,913
558,042,058
515,278,198
11,671,000
130,535,343
220,264.115-
District of Columbia—Washington—
Total (6 cities)
covered by the foregoing will appear
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
issue of next week.
8,008,293
175,394,998',
299,686,100
16,424,000
Complete and exact details for the week
our
'■
5,569,474-.
159,223,791
Richmond
3.0
$15,618,131,532 $15,144,390,144
-—
Total all cities for week
v'\'_
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest Virginia—Huntington
+14.4
Virginia—Norfolk
Total all cities, five days
3,237.679
7.9
-
Other Cities, five days———
■
f,
+23.7
260,322,848
Pittsburgh—
Cleveland
iii
,
;+M:6
Boston
Ban Francisco
1,031,333
Scranton
$7,241,753,408
Kansas
'
%
1950
1951
,
York—-
<
$
1,263,335
Chicago
| New
194$
$
TELEGRAPH
BY
*
'
1949
It
1,749,480
'
Total (11 citiis)
Week Ended
July 21
Ihc. or
Dec.
$
1,342,019
—
Chester
New Jersey—Trenton
for the week follows:
.summary
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
York
this
1950
1951
Lancaster
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
..
+
"' +
3,169,748
8.3
'•/A-firf.':
3,006,468
226,151,933
72,435,390
427,122,752.; :
446,569,883
-v
■
•JPIKVS..'
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday and
Tennessee—Knoxvllle..
Accordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
24,130,330
——-
Nashville
are
able to give final and
the week
—
For that week there was an increase of 4.6%, the, aggregate of
21,
glided July
complete results of the previous week
$16,130,779,387 against $15,423,week in 1950. Outside of this city there was a gain of 3.4%, the
clearings for the whole country having amounted to
<014,335 in the same
recorded a gain of 5.9%.
trank clearings at this center having
295,000,000
Augusta
which we present further below,
In the elaborate* detailed statement, however,
we
v 128,510,213
i I
7,305,305
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile;
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
fMstrict by 9.2%.
Pistrict of 2.5%.
and the Minneapolis Reserve
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.2%.
In the
following
furnish
we
a summary
750,176,414
Reserve
Week Ended July 21
OF
Grand
*+.•/:•!
Xst Boston
—12 cities
*?ad New York
—12
3rd Philadelphia
7 93,601,880 V
6,413,069
318,096*'
;r
364,601+
127,730,857*
-' + *0.2£ 605,129,072
■ i
+
.••••'..
s
1,643,044
13,108,291
Rapids
Indianapolis
Bend
South
629,958,700
124,592 '•(
11,747,961 '"+11.6-'
9
s
+ 12.1
837;fti7 ?
6,749,729
••+•5.5
642,915:
56,921.00t>
+*7.8
3,388,373
3,218,537
88,105,722
74,205,153
4,476,323
+ 10.9
Des Moines
32,934,251
33,190,000
Ploux City
14,865,703
17,437,305
—14.8
1,713,113
862,731,469
1,336,664
+ 28.2
-V
+ 18.7
3,964,200
*
:>
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
2, 495,423 v :
59, 282,227
3, 439,334
■r,
0.8
—
,
"s
6,636,648
t
60,137,129
3,523,096-
27, 139,312
23,886,802
13, 058,034
12,190,903'
■'!
5.8
658 ,490,424
723,601,051
3 ,473,048
3,181,562
11 064,165
11,958,123
5,669,452
*;
+
1,053,975
—23.6
4,498,594
13,589,382 V — 5.7
6,432,110
4,361,589
5.3
+
,
5,427,705
52,744,000
1 174,579
815,786,007
3,437,804
12,815,286
Rockford
>
7, 059,621
9,970,811
7,183,740
588,000
8,980,942 '•+'19.8
10,674,938
Terre Haute
•
1,244,480
085,382*+
6,362,170
7,123,429
61,385,000
Peoria
1949
%
Total (17 cities)
1948
$
Inc. or
Dec.
4,483,977
+
,
+ 13.5
4 ,266,089
5.556.894
2.7
3 439,011
3,774,156
6.1
864,660,073
932,071,075
—
,•
—
1,135,657,190
1,070,296,240
+
$
608,950,418
593,550,616
+
,2.6
548,751,717
558,911,966
7,964,066,775
7,531,170,165
+
5.7
7,025,340,323
7,567.974,993
.—11
1,112,368,981
1,109,759,204
+
0.2
935,333,503
976,244,727
<lth Cleveland
7
1,080,672,444
1,000,353,785
+
8.0
799,518,876
911,250,682
fjfch Richmond
6
558,042,058
515,278,198
+
8.3
427,122,752
446,569,883
819,084,072
750,176,414
+
9.2
605,129,072
629,958.700
1,135,657,190
1,070,296,240
+
6.1
864,660,073
932,071,075
562,316,115
574,483,188
2.1
487,513,003
497,877,253
452,558,362
464,189,524
2.5
380,528,562
386,648,697
459,193,543
571,101,199
—19.6
472,494,250
530,320,081
380,956,961
313,061,805
+ 21.7
293,157,457
252,332,341
6th Atlanta
41
—10
.
«•
—17
7th Chicago
Oth St. Louis
•<
.
_
.
12th San Francisco
II
-10
II
6
.
it
112 cities
—
996,011,868,
—
—
York City-
929,593,997
+
7.2
735,213,363
783,715,192
16,130,779,387
15,423,014,335
+
4.6
13,574,762,951
14,473,875,590
8,467,060,213
—10
—
Outside New
'
—
1.0th Kansas City
Total
II
4
—
Oth Minneapolis
ll.th Dallas
II
8,187,514,410
+
3.4
6,778,807,310
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
311,800,000
325,400,000
Kentucky- -Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
144,686,964
152,254,838
103,721,624
94,541,121
2,107,527
2,287,179
562,316,115
574,483*188
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities)-.,
now
add
our
8,165,143
7,350,790
301,485,756
307,468,920
115,556,985
121,215,569
North Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
7,585,876
8,893,158
4,170,650
4,445,719
Montana—Billings
3,750,456
11,843,496
3,729,054
11,086,314
452,558,362
464,189,524
Minneapolis
St.
Paul
+—
7,159,815,114
(Searings at—
>
#£al»e—Bangor
[■
Nebraska—Fremont-;
1949
Inc. or
1950
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
lmmm
"
Dec. %
$
«
vv>::i948":v
1,834,418
4,661,581
+
0.8
1,671,466
4,706,610
4,003,461
„—
Springfield
Worcester
New
mow
Island—Providence
—
(12 cities)
Federal
York—Albany
Binghamton
Elmira
Jamestown
York
Rochester
Byracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
•few
Jersey—Montclalr
Newark
Northern New Jersey
I
1,322,355
487,513,003
497,877,253
+ 11.1
6,008,608
6.516,683
1.9
257,940,686
265,022,822
4.7
92,850.778
89,463,921
—
—
—14.7
•
7,073,349
8,379,160
6.2
3,523,153
4,092,639
+
0.6
3,530,755
3,255,968
+
6.8
9,601,233
9,912,504
—
2.5
380,528,562
386,648,697
+
3.0
—
> ;l
144,446,493
141,614,679
1,710,186
1,051,398
2.4
837,139
2,263,333
3.4
1,702,750
1,786,003
9,935,388
1.6
7,536,034
16,798,114
264,195,436
%
10,578,621
8,740,368
15,904,980
376,204,834
13,631,093
610,160
485,359
666,689
8.2
6,599,299
113,310,943
7,4)68,388
123,841,215
—29.8
..7,119,324
11,805,206
318,028,206
360.815,884
—22.4
'*10,868,743
11,735,808
2.0
+
+
3.0
+
5.6
7,258,600
14,024,116
872,738
2,339,790
*9,000,000
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
iSt. Joseph
460,290
—30.9
—
7,683,552
—
+
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs-
,
7,360,526
3.6
4.906,340
5,216,388
23,183,329
+
1.9
23,358,987
+
1.9
10,683,672
11,660,851
2,985,853
2,455,270
2.725.144
Total
(10 cities)
459,193,543
29,668,100
28,054,900
1,517,044
—
2,429,950
608,950,418
593,550,616
+
5.8
26,302,256
1,229,222'
37.6
+
2.6
548,751,717
Texas—Austin
27,209,800
1,602,040
558,911,966
9.9
1,937,026
2,005,508
9.9
+
—
1,879,854
2,293,713
472,494,250
530,320,081
571,101,199
—19.6
Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Eleventh
22,121,219
14,720,421
—3,280,378
Pueblo—
7,136,508
Galveston
Wichita
+ 23.4
25,026,420
6,155,000
4,974,000
+
25.1,
7,335,635
5,486,958
243,918,146
206.227,099
23,286,202
23,154,523
...
+ 23.7
5,144,000
4,400,0001
24.1'
4,399,074
4,063,419
2.4
9,074,400
9,000,342
+21.7
293,157,45?
252,332,341
7.1
120.007,501
134 099,159
"
Falls
6,085,824
(6
10,897,143
380,956,961
cities)
4,903,392
10,636,791
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
—13.9
258,971,553
31,314,979
Worth————"———!
8,289,297
319,627,859
Fort
313,061,805
+
—
Reserve District—New Yorkw York—
Buffalo
New
473,358,695
1,937,779
15,004,709
Hampshire—Manchester
Second
dew
463,829,462
0.4
7,095,957
Haven
Total
2.2
+
<
27,555,363
Connecticut—Hartford
•Wiode
+
2,063,663
9,772,729
Bedford
495,991,709
1,025,806
Lowell
•lew
—
2,071,838
506,803,205
—
779.873
7,765,501
Omaha
1,687,033
8.9
'
748,874
539,210
7,128,700
Kansas—Topeka
1,843,395
*.
771,321
;V.
Hastings
Lincoln
$
V.
4,247,482
Portland
River
77,045,029
1,763,873
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Week Ended July 21
1951
Fall
121,503,869
79,055,862
2.1
—
297,500,000
117,393,268
7.9
—
289,300,000
9.7
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
week ended July 21 for four years:
BiCassachusetts—Boston
4.2
5.0
—
—
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth—
Total (7 cities)
We
Total (12 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
13,935,928
23,156,845
3,609,761
3,993,865
110,141,016
100,482,858
1,977,696
1,782,772
39.8
—
+
9.6
11,895,723'
'
14,372,892
3,396,175
86.683,699
1,552,066
+ 10.9
3,024.960
81,891,094
9.6
1,532,391
Washington—Seattle
166,420,151
Yakima
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
-
+
6.9
2,026,993
1,804,746
+
5.9
6,795,955,641
7,314,060,476
San
21,062,174
San
Jose_:
3.6
18,403,696
17,138,613
17,037,279
+
0.6
12.887,240
13,915,632
17,847,523
16,619,669
+
7.4
13,962,466
a
730,336
855,865
3.0
3,458,600
3,564,206
150,296,463
163,467,650
8.4
56,199,763
46,411,555
—
————-——
.
16,512,168
11,872,479
539,724,730
9.831,471
+ 20.8
9,048,118
7,399,409
450,477,741
+ 19.8
361,287,976
394.125,627
—
1.5
50,053,232
49,600,104
+
0.9
60,058,088
58,375,077
+
2.9
7.964,066,775
7,531,170,105
+
5.7
*
38,672,576
42,561,355
43,966,317
53,608,461
13,727,725
.+16.6
10,330,189
11,411,424
5,320,756
3,612,354
+ 47.3
11,046,355
+
8.2
3,913,570
8,191,650
3,925,953
11,955,256
929,593,997
f
7.2
735,213,363
783,715,192
16,130,779,387
7,025,340,323
7,567,974,993
—
(10
cities)—
Grand Total (112 cities)
—
Outside New York
•Estimated.
9,957,435
996,911,808
—
Stockton
Total
12,479,533
15,423,014,335
4.6
13,574,762,951
14,473,875,590
8,467,060,213
Barbara
8,187,514,410
3.4
6,778,807,310
7,159,815,114
14,492,342
a
Pasadena
Santa
+
—17.2
—
16,257,381
Francisco
+
3,908,211
196,759,715
68,328,176
16,010,520
2,236,248
7,235,499,925
22,385,523
155,390,081
3,789,244
162,995,829
62,565,522
California—Long Beach
2,391,247
7,663,719,174
23,194,497
h
-•
CLEARINGS
■!$
„
122,366,603
-
1,484,305
Decatur
1950
1951
■
Federal Reserve Districts
;
'
'
■
7,131,607
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
„
District—Chicago—
Springfield
SUMMARY
:r
3,182,061-• :
81,880,881-.
5,721,569
•
*
.V
Indiana—Fort Wayne™
In the Kansas City Reserve ^District the totals record a decrease
of 19.6% but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals register an increase of 21.7%,
819,084,672
—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
and in the Atlanta Reserve
2.1%
3,666,145
'
•
'
85,528,433 ii;
—
-
>
•+"
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 6.1%, but
Die St. Louis Reserve District suffers a loss of
7/ 80,158,808
-V;
;■
improvement of 5.7%, in the Boston Reserve District of 2.6% and in the Philadelphia
8.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 8.3%
4,180,460*
"
4*-v7.3 '?■;
-
67,253,953
'235,300,000
-
"f'2,616,573 r
;
146,250,275
—
Total (10 Cities)
Seventh Federal
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger
6,808,208
215,900.000
425,345" "+10 9
152,463,923 * 2^4X %;
471,596
15,929,507;.'/.
"•
67.7277296
10.7
r
103,514,411 « '+'16.0
112,094,302 'W '+34.0
"<?
15,246.980 *
1
33.2
+
4,494,304
n
ft*--
3-13.5,
•
4,691,026
4,013,901
120,124,032
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
Reserve District of 0.2%.
259,900.000
6,248,819
i
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
We group the cities
4C appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show an
21,988,871 ' +*9.7
83,796,024 - "+3.9
87,030,201
Georgia—Atlanta
$Not
available,
a
Now included in Newark,
N.
J.
9,352,773
V-
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(401)
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
'i-
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
daily
-
to
the, Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
giVe.below
f
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
.
-
.
isil
20,
to july
26,
1951, inclusive
*
'
~
~
Toajtt Buying Rate for Cable
Monetary Unit
and
Country
Transfers
Value in United States
.vjaar
of
Chicago
July 21
$
peso—
UNDER TARIFF ACT
OF
1930
*200000*
'<
1
Pro fr» fdntl a
'"
"4*
•
&
':>??■'!-
*<«•
'"J•'' '
•
'•• J
<_
-
•!
v..
V
New
York
Northern
Pacific Ry.,
Seabrook Farms
Co.,
Sun
2.231573
^Australia, pound__—_.—
-
—:
.200000*
.133333*
.0715000*
.0715000*
2.231075
.0198500
.943828
Czechoslovakia, koruna——^——.
Brown
.0713333*
.0198458
.0198500
0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.944101
.943906
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
i
—Aug
1
$2290
1
277
bonds
Shoe
ISSUE
Aug
1
9
Aug
1
107
Page
CALLED
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.144828*
.144828*
.144900*
.144916*
.002856&5
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
Germany, deutsche mark
•India, Dominion of, rupee____:__—.
.238379*
Sep
1
274
Aug
2
102
$1377
of
New
190
Jersey—
bonds,
series No.
4, due
1952
..Aug
$2293
1
.00285625
.238379*
stock
subordinated debs,, series "A," due 1961__Aug 13
Co.
10-year 4%
'France (Metropolitan), franc______
preferred
conv.
Co.,
12-year 6%
Securities
'
j
-
Inc., $3.60 cum. preferred stock
Lorillard (P.) Co., 5% gold
bonds, due Aug. 1, 1951
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
-.0198750
,
Co., $6 curaul.
Brown
2.231075
.0198750
.943437
.208500
.208500fi
.020060#
.144828'®
Ceylon, rupee———
$2496
>f
Company and Issue—
.133333*
.0198312
-
.0544060
4
187
Date
ENTIRE
.200000*
.
2.230992
.0198625
.054466#
.944882*
___.
J238T
bds., due 1975_Sep
collat. trust 4(4%
$
.133333*
.0198625
•
1
Aug
3%% debentures due 1962
15-year 3(4% debentures
Ray Drug Co.,
July 26
$
.200000*
1019818*
Brazil, cruzeiro
Canada,, dollar—
July 25
$
; 2.231490
; f.: Closed
-•
.019850$
Belgium, franc—
;
Bank Notes-—
July 24
.0715000*
•
103
Co.—
RR.
ref. mtge.
County Lighting Co.—
mortgage 3(4% bonds, series of 1975
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—
1st and refunding
mortgage sinking fund gold
5%
series of
1924, maturing 1954—
Money
.133333*
.0712666*
Indiana
Pag«
bonds, due 1963_Sep
1
preferred stock
Aug 10
3%
cum.
1st
-
■
.200000*
.13333V
Western
4.20%
Kings
v
July 23
$ ' '
9
Co.,
4(4 % series D, s f bds. due 1962
Sep
1
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp., $5.25 pfd.
stk., ser. A
Aug
1
Insurance Co. of Newark. N. J.—
'
$4 cumulative preferred stock
...Aug 16
Hastings Gas Co., 1st mtge. sinking fund, 5% bonds
Aug
1
'
,u-
July 20
Argentina
Date
1st mtge.
Light Co.,
Firemen's
■■■
in
&
1st &
We
world.
Gas
Caterpillar Tractor
...
•
,
•
•
different countries
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
J
july
the
on
record for the week just passedr7
a
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Atlanta
45
"
Denmark, krone.—
——
Mexico, peso—:—
! Netherlands,
r,
.208700
.262760
2.772896"
"
.496433*
-Bweden,' krona._—,1—
dollar—
i: Union of South Africa,
"*
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f
i
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'
.496433*
.0343000
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269*
j
.193269*
tables.
.230600
.230500
2.783750
2.783750
2.800039
2.799921
2.800078
2.800429
'*
'
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.658327*t
,658327*t
,658327*t
•561797*t
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.561797*t
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.425531*t
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.425531*t
:
.;
'
Steel
Aeroquip
Co.
Allied
$36,000,000 in New York City and increased $37,000,000
in the San Francisco District; there was a net decrease
of $7,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
thousands
of
Inc. (+) or
Dec.
'■
,
' "
•
'
-
ASSCtS"""'
-i*"'-
v'
*'
1950
?
i——lit19,845,403
certificates
Gold
Juh 26,
1951
'1951
^ 136,313
r-S,391,714
2,370
20,504,249
Other bash —r—336,926
10,084
78.082
221,544
5»819
323
Total
gold
ctf.
advances-——
and
Discounts
reserves.—
Industrial loans
increase of $96,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
A
summary
of; assets and liabilities of reporting
member banks follows:
72,347
272,254
—
3,143
+
1
_
Biljs.,
-
24,200
-J——-\"V 548,272
—
3,193,792
Certificates ■
Bonds
"5,822,102
—
;
-
—_
.
U.'
S.
dovt.
securities.
.
23,057,414
.
24,200
securities—
Due
foreign banks——
notes of other, banks..
'
245,421
Uncollected
3,249,650
42,101
Bank premises...—. W;
178,226
Other assets ——'
1
cash
7,757
items.lJ..—:
■
+
571,823
+
453,955
Loans
163
1
•
89,299
;~ +
1
Other
Other
.
iv-'i:'
'?
l-—>-\.4T,0I8,163
Totalassets
793,714
3,080,820
+
•'
y
'Liabilities—;
■
t,_
Deposits:'
'sv; ' i;. :
NotesAL—1- 23,601,818
./ '
-
Real
t:;: a*' :'vj'
Federal Reserve
+
833,088
+
2,672,536
292,822
acct._
i; 423,532
188,285
Sv Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
—_tl_
— _—
1
Othdr
■
—■
879,607
310,738:.
—-
1
■
.
12,401
45,775
"+
20,701,445
474,194
2,343,386
Deferred availability cash items
2,327,933
275,726
148,883
Other
deposits
17,283
2,849
48,048,479
799,364
232,541
61
liab., lncl. accrued divs.
liabilities
Total
——1—
5,664
+.
.
+
3,033,255
+
12,392
S.
Other
578
—
la
Cash
563
+
—1
5,887
securities—Total.^
25
__
87
770
+
323
12
905
+
Capital Accounts—
Other
capital
"
•
Demand
T
.
'
''.ijliiik ■"
510,022
21,849
accounts—
Time
U.
.27,543
5,589
199,578
'"r*$&''■
13^324
5,483
2,325
171
1,539
—
7,380
14,243
•
,i4:'.
76
+
7
•
858
:
__
19
+1
—
678
.+
+
45
+
347
4,981
717
.
2,271
53
+
61
2,433
+
95
+
235
49,892
Government
+
225
+
2,164
271
Total liabilities & cap: accts.
Ratio
o!
serves,
note
793,714
47,618,163
+'
3,080,820
combined—_
Debits
46.3 %
0.6'
9.4%
banks
to
1,265
purchased for foreign
correspondents
27,729
Industrial loan commitments—
3,710
+
+
777
181
+
798
25
U.
S.
Govt,
+
28
96
+
—
708
deposit accounts,
•f
+
363
—.—
+
'■
80
'
2,284
$4
.
American
Radiator
6%
Artloom
industrial,
and
creased in most districts and a
agricultural
loans de¬
total of $85,000,000 at all
preferred
and
including
those
called
The date indicates the
the current volume
the details
District, and $11,000,000 in the Rich¬
mond District, and an increase
Bancroft
of $11,000,000 in Chicago.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $143.G0(fj)00 in
York City, and they increased $53,OOO,OO0Tin the
San Francisco District, $43,000,000 in the
Kansiyf City
District,
$25,000,000 in the St. Louis District; the
net decrease at all reporting member banks was $13,000,000.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $76,00p,000. •
Holdings of United States Government bonds decreased,
and
sinking
or
for
redemption,
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
(except where indicated) in which
1st
Series
Series
Series
Series
.-.'H#!:,.,.
Mfg.
<6%
Bell
National
Can
due
Corp.
1986—
common
8-31
8-31'
9-15
8-3 L
8-15
8-3
9-24
8-31
:_
$1.75
9-
1
8-24
50c
9-
5
8-14
60c
9-15
9-15
8-31
37y2C
9-15
8-31
1
8-15
—
pfd.
series)
(John)
Bethlehem
preferred
Blackstone
,
103
Aug
103
103
Aug
Aug
Aug
stock
103
103;
Aug 13
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20-year 3(4% debentures, due 1965—
;
Aug 15
Pittsburgh Rys. Co., 5 % 1st mtge. bonds,, due 1970—July 31
277
277
7-25
9-14
8-29
8-
1
7-24
8-
,
1
: 7-i20
$1.50
A (quar.)
8-15
8-13
$1.50
(quar.)
11-15
V11-12
12V»c
9-
1
8-15
$1.06 y4
9-
1
8-15
35c
9-
1
8-17
8-15
7-21
■y
$25c
"
8-
6
10-
1
9-
7
9-
1
8^15
9-
1
8-15
$1.50
9-
1
8-15
20c
9-
1
8-15-
$1.06%
—
1
$1.12%
quar.)
(initial
9-
40c
(quar.)
$1
$1.75
—
10-
1
9-14
Gas & Electric—
Valley
(quar.)
(Phila.),
:
(quar.)
common
25c
62 Vac
preferred (quar.)„
50c
Brass Corp
&
Cordage Co., Ltd., cl. A (quar.)_
4.40% pfd. (quar.)_
preferred series B (quar.)
Brown Company, 6%
preferred (entire issue
called for redemption on Sept. 1 at $102.50
4.40%
8-15
10-
i
8-
1
9-25
9-14
8-31
$25c
9-
1
8-
$1.10
9-
1
8-20
$1.10
9-
1
8-20
$55.50
share plus this dividend)
Pipe Line Co
1
H::ll & Sullivan Mining
trating (quar.)
4
1
9-
20c
&
9-15
8-17
25c
Buckeye
Bunker
9-
8- 6
Concen¬
1
—
25c
9-
50c
Extra
7-27
7-26
9-
8-15
$1
—
1
1
8-
6
34c
9-
1
8-
$1
9-
1
8-
6
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Dry Docks, Ltd.—
9-
1
8-
6
9-
1
8-
6
87 %c
$12c
participating class A
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
9-15
6
8-25
31c
8-15
7-27
27 %c
8-15
7-31
33J/aC
8-15
7-31
33c
series E (quar.)
33 Vac
scries F (quar.)
t$1.12%
Canada Safeway, Ltd.,
4(4% pfd. (quar.)_ :
J75C
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
(quar.)—_
$25c
Canadian
Vickers,
Ltd
$$1
Canadian Wallpaper Mfg., Ltd., class A—
8-15
7-31
(accum.)
Service Co.—
Water
preferred series C (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.36%
—
——
$$1
B
Ol&ss*
class
$1.50
Capital
City
Pirie,
Products
New
25c
—
Scott &
Co.—
.
$1.12%
40c
Co
Paper
&
dividend
common
7-31
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-31
8-10
7-27
8-U)
7-27
10-
1
8-20
9-
8
8- 8
.
(quar.)
preferred
Soya
Stock
$37 %c
(quar.)
A
8-15
Boxes, Ltd.—
Canadian Wirebound
$4.50
"
Aug
'
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—
Page
7-31
:
25c
Co.
Aluminum
62VZC
^
preferred
preferred
Blauner's
Bohn
7-20
15c
Y.) (quar.)_
Sons, Ltd., cl.
Corp., common
(quar.)
;
preferred
Black-Clawson
4.25%
7-20'
7-31
25c
&
preferred
6%
7-31
______
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet—
New common (initial quar.)—'
4(4%
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Steel
9-
8-31
:•
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Howell
Bertram
8-
9-14
25c
25c
(quar.)
4(4%
6%
1
20c
(quar.)_
Corp
Co.,
9-
15c
8-2
_•——____
common
Co., common (quar.)_—____
4%
preferred (quar.>_^_*^i_—__—_^—
Berkshire Fine Spinning Assoc.
(quar.)
4(4%
of Bait,
,
2%%.
8-14*
9 15
—
—
Power,
preierred
&
Champion
Date
Light & Power Co,
ref. mtge. sinking fund bonds:
:
v
T 27e%, due 1976——
U 2(W, due 1981—
V
234%, due 1984
W 2%%, due 1980—
X
8-30
-
•
$1
(Joseph)
Carson,
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
Consolidated Gas Electric
Series
1
Sanitary—
(quar.)
Si Sons^—
Bankers Commercial Corp. (N.
Bausch Machine Tool
(initial)
Central
'
New
under
called
redemption
NOTICE
9-
30c
(quar.)—________
Building
California
bonds, notes,
given in the "Chronicle."
were
8- S
9-15
——_
Products
Vitrified
Carpet Co.
Bagley
Burry
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
reporting member banks; the principal changes were de¬
creases of $35,000,000 in New York City, $24,000,000 in
the San Francisco
list of corporate
stocks
common
9-12
10c
50c
__—_
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Ayres (L. S.) Company,
4(4% preferred (1947
5.30%
Commercial,
75c
9
50c
Standard
&
Seating Co.
preferred
5.28%
a
5*
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4.40%
Below will be found
9-
B
Pulley
45c
Condition Statement cf lember Banks
000 in United States Government deposits.
(monthly)
Products
American
3(4%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended July
18: Increases of $225,000,000 in demand
deposits adjusted and $181,000,000 in demand (deposits
credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of $508,000,-
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__——
Burrard
The condition statement of weekly
*
9-15
8-
25c
Class
4.20%
19.310
4"
Home
American Potash & Chemical, class A
Burlington Mills Corp., common
4% preferrred (quar.)_
25,746
ances
194
9-
50c
8- 9
8-15
./
-r
Burdine's, Inc.
Burkart (F.) Manufacturing Co
except
accounts,
during week
Contingent liability on accept¬
2
508
+
—
9,759
—
and
9- 4
1
(quar.)—
preferred
convertible
American
Co.—
Leather
per
L
—
...—
demand
Interbank
3,249
——
1
10-
•
Cable—
&
&
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
deposits:
banks
Borrowings.
gold certificate redeposit and F. R.
to
liabilities
Foreign
15,809
deposits..
Interbank demand
9-14
10-
75c
_
Brantford
deposits adjusted
Domestic
Hide
5%
banks
deposits, except government
S,
Chain
American
7%
42
Liabilities-
"
Capital paid in.J
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
American
Beacon
j 49
35
•
+
6.675
—
domestic
208
-
+
19,495
Federal Reserve Banks
with
1'
+
—
30,739
vault——
Balances
.
7
—
4-
—
securities
with
5,244
+
26
1
5,546
bonds
Reserve
8
+
125
—
banks
Government
S.
7,047
+
,
85
406
loans
loans
6,976
75
carrying:
or
—
U.
2.210
+
75
—
—
pur-
——
294,462
-r-
5,488
for
Treasury bills
;
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes
'
80,463
—'——
Total
U.
-
'
to
Other
.
19,087,568
14
—
—
securities
estate
Loans
52,293
Member bank—reserve accts.
u.
Other
•
rv"
a
j
dealers
purchasing
1
Co.___^___——r___—_
agricultural
U. S. Government obligations
'•;•
C**^-'r'vv'v*.A".^
'« '
for
5
25c
—
Stove
securities
loans
9-
10-
common
(quar.)____
American
carrying:
or
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
33,131
U. 8. Government obligations
6,555
7,896
chasing
and
1
t90c
—
.'American
19,035
brokers
5
75c
—
1950
''
to
5
9
9-
payment on
a
stock sometime in August.,
!_
Ltd,
American Bank Note Co.,
7%
July 19,
1951
32,671
loans
26,258
consider
to
Foundries
July 11,
70,085
and
1
9-
(quar.)
(in millions of dollars)
'
—
industrial,
4% 'pfd.
Corp.,
Steel
,2.
...
8-14
$1
—
American
July 18,
-
Investments—Total—
Loans—net
14
165,658
■
and
40C
"
(quar.)
common
American
J;u
4,824,106
+
-
*
Loans—gross
Commercial,
•
38
and
loans
from
R,
L,
23,141,315
Total
1
■
5,093,217
+
:J,,
i,
i
.
Assets—•
825,002
+
Loans
Total
-
1951
7,362,248
•^.r————l—— 13,493,248
Note?'
•
3,509,275
V +'
415,242
—T
,
the
6%
7-30
'
dec. (—) since
securities:
Govt,
G.
Stores
6%
8-
8-15
10c
Co.
Aluminium,
Inc. ( + ) or
,
x
U.
A,
of Rec.
8-15
Wood "Alan" Steel Co.
(see
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
and
,
2,370
i;
Cleveland
H olden
I-
9-12
10c
Corp
Directors intend
Borrowing increased $77,000,000 in New York City
$73,000,000 in the Chicago District, and decreased
$44,000,000 in the Cleveland District; there was a net
-^52,528,027
—_
fund; for F. : R. notes —_—658,846
Redemption
(-% since
July 18,
July 25,
Allied
deposits adjusted increased $132,000,000 in
District, $38,000,000 in the Kansas City
District, and $30,000,000 in the Boston District, and de¬
creased $45,000,000 in New York
City and $33,000,000 in
the Philadelphia District.
dollars)
Kid
When
Payabl
5c
Extra
Demand
the
an¬
follow with
50c
(quar.)—
Radio
Alan Woocl Steel
'
dividends
we
Share
v
(quar.)
Corp.
Aircraft
'#»
Then
Per
merchandise.
■
the
all
during the current week.
Name of Company
Acme
.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
indicate
we
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previ¬
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New Zealand,
.
1
8-15
8-15
8- 4
9-
Fibre Co.—
100%
common
on
(initial
8-
1
8- 1
preferred (quar,)—
Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
& Lumber Co., (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)_—
37%C
9-
1
8-10
$1.12%
quar.)—————
10-
1
9-12
75c
9-
1
8-15
Chicago Mill
30c
9-28
9-14
Chilton
25C
8-13
8-
3
45c
8-20
8-
1
3%
8-20
8-
1
8-
1
Chicago
Citizens
Utilities
Stock
Co.,
com.
dividend
(increased s-a)_
—♦
25c
50c
preferred (s-a)
City Auto Stamping Co.
(quar.)——
Clark
common.
Controller
4.80%
Co.,
convertible
—.————,
preference
(quar.)
V
8-20
50c
9-
1
8-17
50c
9-14
8-31
36C
9-14
8-31
"
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
46
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
>
Name of Company
took
Directors
$4.25
no
Hotel
Co.,
Electrochemical
Hooker
Inc.—
action on common divldend payment at meeting held on July 24
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
Mfg. Co.,
Clarostat
50c
(quar.)—
com.
Barbizon,
8-
4%
—
Co.
Chemical
Clorox
4
8-10
Hudson
9-
8
9-
8
50c
12'Ac
—
Collyer Insulated Wire
Commonwealth Telephone
30c
$1.25
8-15
9-
I
56'Ac
Co. (quar.)——
Coppermines Cerp. (increased)
Mfg
-Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., 50c class A
Consumers Power Co., common
(quar.) —
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_
4.52%
preferred
(quar.)_
Continental
American Life
Insurance Co.
(Delaware)
50c
1
9-
9-
7
50c
Industries, Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
(monthly)————
(monthly)—————;
preferred (quar.)
Leather Co., Ltd., class B (quar.)
Class
Davis
1
8-
9-
r
8-14
Distillers
75c
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-31
8-24
8-
9-15
8 21*
'Ac
$17'Ac
37'Ac
—
8-15
1
t$1.75
Lane-Wells
(Richmond) (quar.)
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co. (quar.)
Lord Baltimore Hotel,
common
(quar.)
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
Le Tourneau
Lea
7-20
1
8-
15c
6
8-
8-25
20c
8-
8-25
16c
8-25
8-6
8c
8-25
8-
6
18c
8-25
8-
6
7%
Los
18c
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
6
M.
8-25
12c
6
8-
12c
8-25
8-
8-25
8-
6
14c
8-25
8-
6
18c
8-25
8-
6
8-25
8-
6
8-25
8-
6
8c'
2
Insurance Stock
class
A
Eastern
Utilities,
Kansas
States
Corp.,
8-25
8-
6
8-25
8-
6
Paper
Paso Natural
Furnace,
Hose
Meier
7-31
1
99-
7
•
9-15
1
8-15
4Vi%
1
8-15
Mississippi
1
8-15
Monarch Life
Extra
9-
1
8-15
65c
8-
1
7-13
$3.85
30c
8-17
8-10
Montreal
70c
8-17
8-10
8-
Extra
•
Fairbanks
(quar.)
Company,
6%
Fairbanks, Morse &
Fairchild
Engine
Firestone Tire
r
4*A%
1
Foilunsbec
Steel
Foundation
$5
'
8-10
I
7-20
9-
1
8-
9-
5
8-15
9
1
9-
8-
1
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.
8-
1
National
$1.22'A
8-15
8-
1
8-24
8-10
$2.50
8-15
$1.50
9-
8-
6
National
National
stock
4"%
Galr
Gale
Trailer
(George
(Robert)
&
A.)
Company
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)——
common
General
Foods
25c
9-10
8-
at
7-20
—"
1
1
8-
$1.50.'
1
8-15
8-
10c
8-15
(quar.)
National
3
9-
5
10-
1
9-20
Georgia-Pacific Plywcod Co.,
$2.25 preferred
(quar.)
(A.
C.)
Corp.
com.
8-21
8-10
New
1
f 9-21
New
Jersey
8-31
8-15
New
York
Company
I
(irreg.)
_~~~
(H.
W.)
Company;
Employees
Manufacturing
Great Northern
Greenfield
Railway,
Gas Light.
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
u
_
Ins.
Co.
1
Newport News Shipbuilding &
1
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co.,
8-
3
1
9-25
non-cum.
25C
preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
Corp., new common
Co., 4.64% preferred
9-
$1
pfd.
50c
______
(quar.)...
$1.16
4
(quar.)
Halle Brothers Co.
Bridge
Extra
Co.,
North
Northeastern
.
8-10
JO- X.,
9-15
—
Hamilton Watch
4%
I
Co.,
common
convertible preferred
^Harris (A.)
Harshaw
Extra
Chemical
112 Vic
M
10-
1
25C
$2
t
>$1.37 'A
40c
__
J—JL_—__
Hires
Light, 3.90%- pfd.
Pineapple Co., Ltd
(Charles E.)
Company
(guar.)
'48%c
»
40c
2oc
L
9.. p
ip
i
•••«»
8-27
8-27
-
8-15
8-13*
9-
8-15
'
'«o.
Flour Mills, Ltd.,
Tubf Co._
Ohio
Seamless
Olin
Industries,
4%
9-20
Shoe
8-
9-15
B
common
preferred A
(quar.)
20c
35c
50c
85c
$1
—
quar.)
7% pfd. (quat\)_
—--a
r—
75c
50c
(quar.)
Y.)' (quar.)
(quar.)
(N.
8-17
9-28
9-
4
9-
4
8-29
8-15
9-28
9-12
9-13
8-30
8-15
8-
1
10-
9-12
10-
9-12
10-
9-14
10-
9-
8
8
10-
9-
10-
9-15
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-10
-
4.88%
9-
1
1
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
Southern
9-30
8-6
8-17
8-15
8-
9-
1
8-16
8-4
7-31
9- 4
8-
8-23
8- 9
8-23
8-
:
6
Standard
9
preferred
9
Standard
7
Stott
9-14
8-24
Stouffer
Sun
Ray
Propane
Drug
preferred
Gas
25c
65c
8-28
9-10
.
62'Ac
Corp.
Co., common
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
(s-a)_____
8-27
8-10
Texas
1
10-31
8-24
8-14
Texas
8-15
8-
Thompson
9-15
8-31
9-10
8-31
11-
1
8-
3
7-20
9-
1
8-
9-10
3
Electric
Transmission,
Eastern
4.50%
convertible
Pacific
Coal
com.
Oil
&
Co.
8-20
1
8-15
Tube
8-15
9-10
8-31
9-14
8-31
9-
1
8-23
10-
1
9-
9-
1
9-
1
$1
-25c
40c
$1.12'A
$1.3114
20c
33?Ac;
'1$1.75:
60c
2«»c
$1
8-20
8-15
8-15
8-
8-14
8-14
-
3
8-
3
8-25
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
11- I
8-15
8-15
8-17
10-10
9- 1^'
8-1
9-14 ♦. * '9- 5
8-tl
h-9 t
9-29
9-19
8-23
9- 1
9- 1
7-21
7-20
8-, 1
8-15
8-15
9-15
9-1
8-15
8-17
8-15
-8-1
8-15•
Amer.
Reducing
Ccrp
$1.10
50c
50c
>
8-15
8-
25c
9-1
8-3
9-1
8-3
5
8-10
9-14
9-14
8-31
8-31
8-31
(quar.)__
1
■
8-11
8-1
7-30
35c
35c
Products, Inc., com. (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Tide Water Associated Oil (quar.)
Tobacco Securities Tiust Co., Ltd.—
9-
9-10
9-14
$1.12%
___—
,
4%
9-
7
•
(quar.)
preferred/ (quar.)
deposit receipts for ord.
Truax-Traer
Coal Co.
(quar.)_
7-26
8-10
8-11
'
Paper
preferred, (initial quar.)
Transit Corp
Co. (quar.)
Tennessee Products & Chemical Corp
Tampa
8-10
8-10
9-10
/
50c
50c
25c
25c
5c
37'Ac
(quar.)__.
8-15
-
9-14
<
Syracuse
7-31
8-31
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15*
!
8-15
9-14
9-15-
30c
preferred (quar.)_„
conv.
8-15
10-10
8-1®.
8-5
8-15
8-31
87'Ac
—
Co.
Spring
Steel
Suburban
10-11
9-10
9» 1
(quar.)___
of
Briquet, $2
7-16
10-15
9- 1
8-15
8-28
9-14*.
—
common
held)
diana
7
9-
3- 6
8-15
-
Corp. (quar.)
California (Del.)—
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—
(increased quar.) —,
—
Stock dividend (one share of Standard Oil
Co. of N. J. for each AVO shares of
In¬
9-
8- 5
8-5
8-» 1
9-6
9-14/
/
$1.37'A
Forgings
Oil
9-28
1
8-31
8-31
Tex.)
(quar.)
Standard
9-28
11-
Inc.,
Standard
-
8-31
9-14
20c
$1
(Dallas,
Insurance
Brands.
$3.50
-
15c
•
9- 4
9- 4
'
25'Ac
30'Ac
40c
Speneer Chemical Co., common (quar.)
45c
4.60%preferred (quar.)
$1.15
Spencer Shoe Corp._^_.
—
10c
Spiegel, Inc., common-—-—
—>•>■,
25c
$4.50
convertible preferred, (quar.)
$1.12'A
9-14.-
9-
1
>
(quar.)
.
Life
8-15
7-21
7-21
8-20
8-10
8-10
8- 3
9-28
9-28
8c
31'Ac
Quarterly
8-27
8-31
preferred
$5.50
Southwestern
8-15
9-15
8- 1
8- 1
9-10
8-31
8-31
9-10
30c
Railway
8-31
9-15
-
87V'2c
$1.05
40c
Company
Southern
8-31
8-15
—.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
9-10
8- I
9-15
$$1.12'A
$1.25
$1.50
preferred
6%
8-10
10-
Southern
8-10
8-20
9-15
9-15
8-25
8-25
8-20
8-31
9-10
9-10
J$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
California Petroleum Corp.—
4.08%
1
8- 2
8-31
8- 6
9- 1
;
preferred
iquar.)———
Smith Agricultural Chemical, common
—
6% preferred (quar.)
Smith (Alexander), Inc., common
(quar.)__
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.20%
preferred
fquar.i_-_;—.—
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. (quar.)
Sonotone Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred A (quar.)__
Southern Calitornia Edison—
j,
8-15
8- 8
8-31*
10-13*
10-18*
i$ 1
——.
4'A %
8-29
8- 3
10-10
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9.-15
9-15
Ltd., class A
B
Class
7-24
*
$$1.25
—
class A (quar.)__..-
(quar.)
Simpsons'
8-17
25c
$1.13
$1.25
23c
40c
$1.25
25c
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
of America, class A (quar.)-.—
preferred A (quar.)
(H.) & Sons. Ltd., 5%
pfd. lquar.)_
Simon
8- I
9-14
8-13
60c
50c
■
Corp.
$4.50
9-28
40c
7-31
8-15
10-17
8-22
9-12
11- 1
11- 1
8-15
(quar.)—
Shenango Valley
•
2
8-15
s,
7-25
$2
$1
(s-a).—,—:
——,——
of New York (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——-——_
preferred (quar.)____—
—
Pharmacal Co.. common (quar<)_ ,
4.50% convertible preferred
(quar.)——
Ogilvie
•
Class
8-10
1
9-10
8- 1
70c
30c
25c
$1
—
(quar.)
4'A%
'
Serrick Corp.,
7-30
9-15
8-17
40c
7-23
,
Delaware
Seiberling
8-31
10-
9- 1
(quar.)
Roebuck & Co.
Rubber Co., common
preferred (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Sears,
..
$1
(quar.)
Co.
7-30
j. 7-31
3-29
8-15
,
.
—
50c
(quar.)
5'/4%
,
8-24
1
———
Oil Co.
Norwich
0-11
:
8-17
preferred
Extrst*"
8-17
9-11
50c
-rftartford - Electric
Hawaiian
8-
.*
Surety
3-31
8-23
7- 9
—
common
of
8-17
100%
7-27
12'Ac ■:% 8- 1
50c
8-15
40c
v 91
4'A%
J50c
12'Ac
$1
Ltd. (quar.)
Bancorporation (increased
Northwestern Public Service—
9-15
9-15
Co.
Texas
,
.
(quar.)—
common
$2.50
pfd
Water Co., $4 prior pfd.
Northwest
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
75c
40c
Northern Insurance Co.
7-25
1
(quar.)."
5'A%
:j
1
10-
(quar.Jj^Ziri—.
pfd/ ^quarj..
Co._Z-_—1—.1" '
Company,
8-
112 Vic
(quar.).,.
Central
8-21
7-16
1
9-10
25c
Ltd.
American
North
8-20
9-21
8-
75c
Co.
40c
t40c
Share Corp. (quar.)——Chemical Cb., $4 preferred (quar,)—
Nopco
9-11
•
Co.
Oil
20c
"
6%
9-14
9-10
30c
Niagara
9-
'30c
—'
4.40%
Dry Dock Co.'
8-
7-19
dividend)—
(stock
(quar.)
Steel
Seaboard
75c
non-cum.
10-
;
___
Power
Hamilton
$5
8-15
'•
;
Co.,
10-15
15C
__
"(quar,)"II
Co.
9-28
50c
25c
Paper Co.
25c
Government
9-
Co.,
preferred
$4
Scullin
8-15
6%
Inc.
25c
*
8-
9-15
5
Trust—
(quar.)
preferred
Sutherland
Zinc Co.—
Dock
9-29
9-15
9-13
8-15
8-15
9-15
9- 1
Corp
Arms
Seaboard
7
8-20
35c
50c
New
10-
7-20
1
8-
(quar.).
(initial quar.)
Paper
Paper
$3.40
9-1
—_—
8-21
10c
7-31
8-3
9-7
Mfg.
Croix
Scott
7
1
1
(quar.)
8-31
56'Ac
__
Savage
89-
10-
—.
37'Ac
Irregular
Gossard
(quar.)
11-15
Nekoosa-Edwards
Neon
9-14
9-28
9-15
9-29
(quar.)—--———
(increased quar.)
Products of Western Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Amsterdam Casualty Co
——_
Britain Gas Light (quar.)
Neiser
1
St.
Inc.—
Products,
Brothers,
8-10'
11-
7-23
8-17
Co
Castings
50c
I__
(quar.)."
8-1
director's proposal to
stock three-for-one.
Steel
(increased quar.)
8-21
1
St.
to be held later
9-10
9-
Sagamore
7-23
J50c
50c
50c
84 %C
com.
7-23
1
9-28
Fund, Ltd.
Co. (quar.)
Co. (quar,)-—
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
1
8-
$1.12Vi
$1.50
Inc.,
6
8-
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.——
/
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—$1.06'A
8 -15r>
$1.25
:
'
Advertising Co.,
Cedty-Mlchiga n
&
& Type Co.
preferred
$1.40
8-
common
Starch
Common
8-1
60c
:
9-
8-20
1
'
Corp.
Outdoor
on- a
the
Malleable
National Paper
7-20 V
25c
—
;
split
9-20
8-15
9-1
10- 1
(Jacob) (See Jacob Ruppert).
Russell-Miller Milling (increased quar.)
vote
above company will
10- 1
Ruppert
$1.75
$1.50
special meeting
this .year,
'7-20
8-
a
National
4
8-22
Co.
preferred A
4%
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
B
Stockholders of
8-20
15c
;
-
'37 VaC
0%
preferred
(quar.)_____
General Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)
Gray
preferred
8-16
8-16
;
II
Gilbert
preferred
9-14
tf?
______
General Industries, 5%
preferred (quar.)
General Mills, Inc., 3%% preferred
(quar.)
General
1
9-23
25c >.
Gaxnewell
Company (quar.)
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
1
9-
$lv;
,$1.50 preferred A
$6 preferred (quar.)
General
9-
50c
(increased)
Company
Company,
(quar.)
(quar.).
8-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
Haas Company,
&
25c
6%
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-15
Register
Extra
three-for-one.
Froehauf
Corp.:
Cash
National
A special meeting of stockholders has been
called for Sept. 17 to vote on a direc¬
Fuller
——
8-15
1
9-
50c
50c
15c
65c
(increased)—
Co. (quar.)
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class B
Lead Co., common
(quar.)
Can
National
preferred (s-a)
Sulphur Co. (increased)'.
(quar.)
Co
Extra
•National
1
9- 1
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
Gas
Co.,
ctfs.
shares
Gas
Rohin
Co.
(quar.)
Investment
Selection
Rockland
8-20
75c
(quar.)
8-15
Acme
Roanoke
9
8-10
5
25c
(quar.)——.
Company
Corp
Shares
8-
convertible
American
9-
20c
50c
37Vic
(quar.)—
Corp.
G.)
8-15
50c
9-
50c
593/»c
;
$1.15
Co.—
to spttt the common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.00
Corp.—
tor's proposal
(C.
Mutual
8-15
Mills
Paper
Products
Motor
Murphy
4'A%
Rhodesian
8-17
8-31
,
Mosinee
8-22
8-15
Ins.
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Canada
of
1
1
4%
Manufacturing
8-31
t$ 1.25
$$1.19
37Vic
—
Paper
43A%
Rhecm
9-15
' /
(quar.)
Lines,
Resources
9-
96'Ac
J20c
Morrison-Knudsen
20c
$1.12'A
(quar.)_„
common
(quar.)
Stores
8-13
$1.25
62'/2c
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)„
Morris
v
50c
non-cum..
Freeport
1
8-
..
1
8»
Co.,
series C
Owl
(quar.).;
Marine
Refining
Oil
3-15
7-20
1
8-
84c
50c
$1.25
35c
50c
50c
25c
J6c
60c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
&
7-31
7-24
8-15
(
"
Hampshire—
New
common
8-10
8-10 >
8- 2
8-10
8-20
9- 4 -*•
'9- 4
8-1*
3-17*
8-17*
50c
(quar.)
Fire
State
8-22
56'Ac
$1.15
—
Co.,
8-25
25c;
•
Locomotive, Works Ltd
4%% preferred
Moore-McCormack
1
9-
(irreg.).
Corp.
(quar.)
Investment
8-15
Chemical
pref.
(quar.) —-
(quar.)—
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred (Initial quar.)
5%
Co.—
Corp., 4% preferred' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
4.00%
8-
$£..50
(quar.)-i.
Rubber
—
Co., 4.60% pfd/ (quar.)— '
(Springfield, Mass.) (s-a) ~
Ins.
1
of
convertible
9-15
50c
87Vic
25c
(quar.)
Reclaiming,- com.
Power
Monsanto
32'Ac
(quar,)_
Power
4.00%
•
Co.
'
.
preferred
& Airplane
&
preferred
Florida
20c
_
Equitable Gas Co.
8-15
50c
;
Red
50c
15c
——
Morgan
8-15
;
-
/
Co.—
common
preferred
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
9-
(quar.)
8-
40c
—
Company,
9-
(quar.)
A
8-15
$1.75
50c
—
Company
>9-
$1.02'A
—
Reading Company,
40c
$12'/2c
tquar.)
Co:
preferred
Midwest
Equitable Fire Insurance (South Carolina)—
Semi-annual
&
$3.50
$1.06'A
(quar.)
8-10
50c
Frank
Midvale
8-16
t
8-24
62Vic
preferred (quar.)
Hill
Publishing
&
Merck
7
1
125c
—
(1950)
class
Rubber
&
Inc.
8-15
Quaker
50c
$1.25
Year-end
$2.50
McGraw
10c
preferred
2nd
McCord
8-10
10-
(quar.)
Corporation, common
$1.06 VA
pfd.
preferred (quar.)—i
preferred (quar.)
Electric
6
8-10
10-
(quar.)-
2nd
Electric
8-
8-20
$1.75
A
A
4.10%
Gas,
6
$1.50
(accum.)
Co., Ltd., class
Eddy
6
8-25
9-10
5%
Co.
preferred
Oil
Pure
5%
—
——.——
preferred
7%
8-
9-25
Co.—
Insurance
&
Harris Co., Ltd. (quar.).
Mathieson Chemical Corp., common
8-
8-20
(quar.)
Bonding
Quarterly
8-25
Quaker City
7-31
Massey
8-25
15c
(quar.)—
(accum.)--
Inc.
pfd.
$7
$G preferred B
Electrol,
6
50c
—
—
Eastern
$4.25
8-
7c
Mills,
B
4>A%
8-25
50c
Bonds
Hosiery
$4.25
6
Massachusetts
18c
Tobacco
El
8-
8-16
25c
30c
Corp.
preferred
5%
-
14c
—_——
Government
Class
8-25
10c
Durham
6
15c
Equipment
6
8-
10-10
1
Service
3.35%
*3c
25c
(quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., Inc. (quar.)
—
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd. (stock dividend)
(13 shares
of 5%
redeemable pref. ($1
par) for each common share held)
Marathon Corp., common (quar.)_
6
8-
8-25
10c
Utility
8-
8-25
23c
oil
8-25
15c
9-10
1
25c
(quar.)-
Co.
Ltd.———
Mines,
Car
Magor
15c
Merchandising
1
9-
Public
9-
$1
7-31
7-31
7-31
8- 3
$1.50
pfd.
;
11-
15c
62Vic
MacWhyte Company
15c
1—
,Machinery
Woodworking
M.
•
.
(increased quar.)
6%
Light,
10-
5c
Adams
Macassa
6
15c
&
quar.);/..
45c
Water Co. (N. J.)
Electric
8-10
$1.75
12Vic
2nd preferred (quar.)
Transit Lines (quar.)—
Factors (increased quar.)__—
non-cum.
Metal Products, common .(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
6
15c
i
,,
(increased
Extra
Princeton
9-14
50c
-
-
—
Lyon
—
Steel
(quar.).
of Virginia
Co.
Angeles
Lowell
;
—
(quar.)
& Sons
Extra
6
9c
—
Inc
Company
(James)
Life Ins.
G.), Inc., $4 pfd.
(R.
(H. D.)
Lees
—.
Railroad
i
Fabrics,
Lee
common..
Co._____
America
1
37 Vic
50c
35c
50c
65c
$1
9-15
Electrical
Public
(quar.)—
(quar.)
35c
Fuel
of
9-
30c
l°c
10c
50c
$1
Co.
Extra
Corporation (resumed)Lanston Monotype Machine Co. (quar.)
Chemical
■
(Increased)—
Lanova
12c
j
(quar.)—
Co
3
Bank Stock
Building Supply
.
Heater
(resumed).
Co.
(quar.)
9-28
35c
$1.25
10°
15c
(quar.)
3
—
Aviation
,
(quar.)
8-
Industry Series— •
j
common
com.
Wire
Quarterly
40c
40c
35c
75c
10c
8-
933Ac
8-
7-18
quarterly
at this time.
8-15
.
3
8-17
7-28
(quar.)
common________.
(quar.).
Co.
Co.
Co., 7% pfd.
Co.,
(accum.)
Public National Eank & Trust Co. (N. Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred
prior
Potish
Public
8-15
Stock Fund
Series
Fund
Agricultural
A
9-1
Tool
/
(s-a)
Chemical Co.,
Coke &
preferred
Pocahontas
•
paid
8- 6
Pittsburgh
Plomb
7-31
7-31
8-15
$1
45c
RR.
(quar.)
common
Philadelphia Insulated
regular
the
15c
pref.
$5
'
(quar.)
9-17
10-15
Investment
Automobile
7-26
10c
Preferred
Bond
Coast
1
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.
•Series—
Corporate
8-
9-14
Investment income:
Diversified
20c
25c
25c
25c
(quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund—
Diversified Common Stock Fund
Pucific
$5
6
8-
10-16
16V'4%
Duquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh (quar.)
Diversified Funds Inc.—
The following are quarterly distributions
from
9-10
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Company, Inc.,
Kysor
(quar.)—
common
1
preferred
(quar.)
1st
class
$3
1
8-15
8-20
35c
s
Industries,
$1.12Vi
10-
usually
$1.25
Company
5.60%
7-20
10-
1
9-
ord. reg. (final)
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Drackett Company, common (quar,)——
4% preferred A (quar.)
2%%:'Preferred
9-14
$1
—
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric
9-14
1
Co
Keyes Fibre Co.,
7-20
7-31
10-10
9-
of
Kawneer
7-31
'Ac
7'Ac
Co., Ltd.—
Dresser
div.
7-21
1
8-
$1.13
8-29
1
Valley
Bureau
Perkins Machine & Gear
9-10
9-26
10-
omitted
Directors
—
9-28
&
(quar.).!
Producing & Refining
Perfect Circle Corp.
9
8-
9-10
(quar.)
Weste/n Oil Corp., common
Peoria
Stock Yards—
Kansas City
7*
1
10-
Co'-p-
Printing
9-
9-28
1st preferred
preferred
4%
Panhandle
8-15
$1.10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Estate
Jones
Kable
50c
C.)
N.
1
(quar.)
Ruppert, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Standard Life Ins. Co.
(Greens-
boro,
Pacific
4
9-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Pacific
8-15
8-16
9-
2c
Jefferson
25c
deposit receipts for
Amer.
7
J15c
(quar.)—-——
Electric
&
Gas
..
(s-a)
8-10
1
8-15
9-1
8-24
8-10
9-1
9- 1
9-30
9-30
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
redeemable
4.80%
4
8-21
8-27
9- 1
10c
15c
$2.50
25c
$1.75
37'Ac
25c
60c
25c
SI.25
5%
8-15
2'Ac
35c
82 Vic
Light,
&
Power
Jacob
933Ac
(quar.)—
A
Class
Derby
4.40%
Iowa
9-
B
; 6%
3.30%
9-14
25c
A
Class
8-24
1
10-
31'Ac
«■—
4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Realty & Securities Corp.—
& Light,
Power
7-23
9-15
50c
9^3Ac
preferred
(quar.)
—
& Varnish Co., com. (quar.)—
$3 prior preference (quar.)
r——
Cooksville Co., Ltd., fOc class A (quar.) —
Crane Company, 33A% preferred (quar.)—
Crown
Cork & Seal Co., Inc., common—_
$2
7-31
10c
8-15
1
9-20
10c
$1.50
(quar.)...
Co
Extra
Paint
Dansker
Silver
Royalty Co., Inc.
(quar.)__
1
9-
8-10
1st preferred A (quar.)—
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Mills
(quar.).
...
redeemable
9-
7-31
31'Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
30c
/
50c
5%
9-10
50c
Copper
Co.
Resistance
International
Investors
/
Consolidated
preferred (quar,)..
(quar.)
1st
8-15
9-
10c
75c
—
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
37JAc
34%c
(quar.)_.
1st preferred
1
9-
$1
(initial)
7-31
9-15
& Electric Co.—
1st preferred
5'A%
31'Ac
32c
8-10
10- 1
9- 1
9-25
9- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
Co
Co.
preferred
9-
31'Ac
.
Co...
International
7
1
Refining
Steel
Inspiration
10-
5%
Dallas
6
10-
preferred
Continental
Cook
8-20
8-
$1.13
(quar.) —
common
(quar.)
Copper & Steel
1
$1.12'A
.
Co.,
Can
8-
&
Limestone
Inland
1
9-
113c
O.i
$5
Pacific Gas
&
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Indiana
8-28
9-28
25c
Pulp
Humble
6
Oxford
6%
5.12%
8-15
8-
:
8-17
25c
Litnograpn
Consolidated
$3.75
1
5%
Power
Continental
1
9-
--
Co.—
(quar.)—
preferred
Connecticut
Consolidated
8-
7-20
8-20
1
July 20,
on
Paper Corp—
Class A common (initial)
Hudson
9-1
10-
div. pay¬
1951.
action on com.
no
meeting held
at
ment
8-25
25c
56'Ac
common
(quar.)
Car Co.—
Motor
Directors took
8-25
'/
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Foil Co.
Cochran
$5
9-
preferred
$2.25
-
(quar.)—
87'Ac
8-10
50c
guaranteed (quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)
1%
Corp.,
Houdaille-Hershey
4
Payable of Rea.
Share
,
convertible
5%
9-10
9-11
*
9-
4'A%
7-30
3
.
Holder*
When
per
,
Falls Corp., common (irreg.)
—
20c
preferred (quar.)_.,
^
—
$1.12'A
2nd preferred—
$0.29589
Paper Co., common (stock dividend)
100%'
Oswego
9-27
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
preferred
;
Name of Company
.
Payable of Rec. <
8-30
8- 6
9- 4
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
j
>
Holdert
When
Per
Hotderg
When
per
Share
1
.
(402)
(interim)
50c
$1
12'Ac
9-
1
8-10
50c
,
9-
I
8-10
5%
40c
10c
9-io
8- 3
9-10
8-31
7-18
7-10
(quar.)___50c
9- 1
'8- 3
—
25c
9-io
8-24
Extra
Ar--—
*
25c
9-10
8-24
United Engineering & Foundry Co.—
Common (quar.)
75c
8-14
8- 3
7%
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
8-14
8- 3
United Illuminating Co
.:
55c
10- 1
9-12
U. S. Finishing Co., common (quar.)
40c
9- 1
8-10
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)
^
$1
10- 1
8_10
7%
preferred (quar.)—
——
'
$1.75
10- 1 '
8-10
U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.), common (quar.).
50c
9- 7
8-24
4V2% preferred (s-a)
22'Ac 1-2-52
12-14
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co., common,
75c- '* 9- 1
8-15
5%
preference series A (quar.)
—
62'Ae
10- 1
'9-15
United Steel Corp.^.Ltd._„—
tl7*Ac
9-28
9-7
Universal Coolef, 6%
preferred ' (quar.)—— " - $1.50
' 8-15
7.31
Universal Insurance Co. (quar.itiii^,^^,, .
250-- • 9- 1 >' 8-I5
Universal Products Co., Inc. (quar.)
l.— *\
50c
^*9-10' * 8-30
Warren
(S. D.) Company, common (quar.)
25c
9- 1
8-10
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
$1.12
9- 1
g-10
Union
United
Carbide
Electric
& Carbon
Coal
Cos.
—
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Number 5033
Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
(403)
Per
Name of Company
Indies
West
Share
& Snowdrift Co.,
Wesson Oil
Corp.
Sugar
When
Inc.
(year-end)
(quar.)
Holdcra
Payable oj Rec.
$1
8-
9-15
9-
1
7%
4.35%
preferred
9-15
9-
1
4%
2nd
8-30
8-10
4%
3rd
preferred (accum.)_
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—
Atlantic
Coast
40c
9-15
8-15
Atlantic
Refining
9-
8-
7
3.75%
——
5%
preferred
convertible
Wico
Electric
6%
Co.,
preferred
Wisconsin
37'Ac
(quar.)___.
Co., com.
3.60% preferred (quar.)_
"6% preferred (quar.)——.
Wood
(Alan) Steel Co., common.
5 % ■ preferred
(quar.»
5%
Industries,
preferred
Wvatt
Yuba
Metal
Inc.,
Boiler
&
Consolidated
Wyandotte
Extra
Works
—
C-o.
9-14
9-14
1
9-
1
8-15
10-31
10-15
90c
$1.50
35c
10-
30c
31'Ac
Austin
dends
this
preceding table.
$2.25
Avondale
8-15
Common
1
8-15
$4.50
9-29
Name of Company
t
8-31
8-16
Corp.,
$1.20
,
Share
-
Bankers
10-
10-1
8-1
Affiliated 'Gas
7-13
8-
1
7-26
9-
4
7,-31.
A 10c
Equipment, -Inc. (reduced)—
Agnew -Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
(quar.) 1_
,'Air
Asociates^ Inc..'
-A A
* - .!
15C
+
v.
Common
dividend.."-One
share
of
6%
conv.
•.rV *v;p
preferred for each share" common held—
Air-Way Etectric Appliance "Corp.n (quar.)
'Akron, Canton & Yhungstown RR.— a
.
i
.
Class
Dry Dock-&
Stock
7%
dividend
1st
7%
1st
'-A.
Shipbuilding,
'•>r\
common
A
—
Controls
Cast
Alpha
Co.,
Inc.,
7%
pfd.
Portland
$3.75
Co.
Cement
of
/
common
Aluminum
Co. of Canada, 4% pfd.
(quar.)_
Industries, Inc. (quar.)_
Sugar, 5% preferred tquar.)_
Amerada Petroleum, new com (initial
quar.)
Automobile
*25c
Book
50c
(quar.)-.
Shares, Inc.———
American
Can
Co.
(quar.)
American Car & Foundry-—
7%
non-cumulative
American
Distilling
Equitable Assurance
Semi-annual
Furniture
American
(quar.)
7-26
7-19*
Extra
Insurance
Co.
Semi-annual
(N.
preferred
Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Paper Goods
preferred (quar.)
:•7%
1%
preferred
American
&
5%
50c
10-
1
9-1
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
7-16
(quar.)
'
40c
8-
1
37 %C
8-
1
7-20
$1.75
9-15
$1.75
—...
12-15
...
24c
7%
1st preferred
(quar.).
SAmterican -Tnermos Bbttle (quar.)
preferred
American
Window
convertible
8-
$1.25
$5
prior
Anaconda
Glass
(quar.)—
$1.25
Mining
Co
Corp.
dividend
—
'Y
8-21
-6% .preferred
.
Arizona
-
>•-'
Edison
A
1
(quar.)
-
vf
...
-
■
7-10
7
common
■
8-
3
8-
1
7-
1
,
'
.•.8«24
;8-15
8-15
8-
8-15
1
8-
1
$25c
11-
1
10-19
8-1
7-16
v
V-14
$10c
8-
1
1
5%
:
(quar.)_*~——
20c
9-15
9-15
8-15
1 ',iv
7$1.12% AAflAlv
A
r
(quar.)__
6% ; 1st -preferred Iquar.)-—
,7% >2nd ^preferred /ouaT-)—r—-u.
Associated Telephone .CO., Ltd.—
'tS*'
-4V2 'to i preferred _.tquar.)—1'_
10-
A
'40c
.
$1.50
•'
; :
A; $1-75
•
•
1
9-
1
22'Ac
$2
preferred t«s-a)————_
?.^Atlanta'"& .Charldtte Ai'riiirie Ryi
Atlanta- Gas I4ght jCo., jemnmon (quar.)——
"4-preferred s-quar.)__
!•
25C
"r
y','9_:
$2.50
A
$4.50
'
-
30c
$1.12%
8- 1
»- 1
* 8-10
y.
■
7.16
v
7-16
'
>.v.
1
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
1st
&
Timber
Mills,
7-30
9-1
8-15
8-
7-12
1
10c
8-
6
8-
1
9-21
$1.40
88-
preferred
7
7-18
convertible
7-14
I
1
1 ■vr. 8-20 '
9- 1 .•,'.•8-17 :j
9- 1
8-17
'
'
preferred
(quar.)__*___^
r
>
"
,
8-
1
8-
1
*
A®0c tpartic.
.
class A
(qt»ar»)__;
-
-
.USc
Bohthctn-Rutlway
7- 6
7-31
7-
9-29 U-''
9-14
8-15:
..
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-17
7-19
8-
7-19
1
12'Ac
9-14
8-31
$1.50
1-2-52
12-20
15c
9-
St.
1
8-15
7-31
7-13
7-31
.,7-13
60c
&
8-15
Louis
$5
•;
Co.—
$1.12'A
(monthly)—
10-
20c
(quar.)
8-
7-16
8-16
9-15
10-' 1
8-
9-15
1
7-14
9-29
*
-
$20c
8-15
$40c
1
■
1
8-
./A 7-24
8-15
87'Ac-
.
7-31
9-
:
50c
__
7-31
8-15
$30c
______
(quar.)
1
1
10-15
$3c
i
-9-10
,
9-1
6c
(initial)
7-20
I
10-
$1.12 %
-
Ltd.
9c
9-11
9-
25c
9-29*
8-17
1
8-31
8-10
$1.18%
(quar.)_^i
$4.25 pfd...(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-15
/
9-28
9-
1 20d
8-15
$1.Q6'A
•8-15
-
y
6
7-20
i
8-
50c
9-10
8-15
$5
10-10
9-20
i;;
-
$1.06
8-
1
7-16
(increased)——
45c
8-1
7-2
75c
8-15
8-
40c
8-
7-15
{
c
,
Association
Light
Inc,
&
1
$$3
$5
-7-^37
/Consolidated
;
Consolidated
6-27
Consumers
•
.
'
12-10
9-15
1
9-
47%C
8-
1
7-
50c
8-
1
7-
—51c
8-
1
.
Power, 6%
40c preferred
-
55c
7-
$1.50
9-
1
8-15
10c
10-
1
9-20
8-24
;8-14
50c
8-1
7-20
?7«Ac
8-
7-15
37%c
6-1.
.
.
.
/
-
.
*
.
(quar.)———.
...
•
-
i:
25c
Co
8-
7-16
1
-7-16
■
>■/
50c
Corp./(quar.)«: c\:35c
preftrred
..
1
8-
$1.25
—_.—•
Corp,--(quar.)--26c
:
a
Y., Inc.
(quar.)
Vulteo Aircraft
7-
8-1
f.-35c
pfd. »(quar.)_
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Edison Co. of N.
Co.,- $2,50
12-15,
10-
4quar.)__—___—_________
Paper
9-10
20c
Aircraft-Corp.. (quar.)__r____
Amusement.. Ltd.___-__i-.___-
preferred
1- 3
9-15
37'Ac
common..
(quar.)__________
^••Consolidated.- Laundries
8- 1
$$2
t$2
(quar.)
Power,
1
(Toronto)—
.
Class B common- •(quar.)____________—._
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
CJonsolidated
:a»13'V; "-3d7
8-1
Life
Inc.,
'
8-20
v:8wl$.
Co
v.$1.50 partic. pref. dass A
,
6
.-9rl5
:At$l.50
8-10
8-10
'
8-1
$1.06'A
*
(s-a)
1
$1
(s-a)
River
Consolidated
;9- lA'MWO
.
9-
9-1
$1.25
Co.
Consolidated Chemical
■
r
1
7-20
H.), 7% pfd. (accum.)-
(N.
preferred
Consolidated
.
>
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Connohk),
v
■
A"' 9-20. ;
9-17
8-
$1.25
•
,
___
(quar.)—
preferred
Connecticut
A*7-14
7-31
> *
7-16
7
1
'••A- KAy;
preferred
A $2,'M)
-
"
50c
Canada Malting Go^ Ltd.'(quar.)
Canada
8-1
r
$2.50
(s-a):
Canada Cement Co.; Ltd., $1.30
pref. (quay.) A $32%c
Canada &'Dominion Bugar
Co., Ltd.. (quar.).,, - $25c
Canada Foils; - Ltd.; oommoV_v______^
$10c
7-14
8-1^ /7-14
-
8-15
8-
10-
$1
Inc.
02
7-14
35c
7-24
.7-24
37'Ac
Co.
7-24
7-31
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
8-29
25c
$1.90
7-14
25c
/
preferred
8-
30c
Special
5 %
"6-29
50c
31 'Ac
8-
7-31
(quar.)
Edison
Nairn
Connecticut
A,
25c
.
3*
35c
—
Congoleum
7-31
».
1*
12-
$2
Quarterly
7-13
1
10-
12-18
/50c
1
Quarterly
8-10
8-
8-15
10-15
Co.
System
National
Confederation
$2.04
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.^*
(quar.)_
Amusements, Ltd.—
participating preferred-—
8%
'
7-14
9-
37%c
(quar.)_
7-10
Corp.
Iron
Concord Gas Co.
,7-14
1
15c
(quar.)___,
preferred
Ry.
Corp.
Power
Carbon
Conduits
75c
—_______
1
Confederation
,8- 1
$20c
___"
.(quar.)
6
8-
Mutual
9-11
8-1.
&
Commonwealth
.
(quar.)
7-
—_
Gas
Water & Telephone Co.—
preferred
3
1
Co.—
Illuminating
Pictures
7-31
r
,$20c
$38c
Fuel
Columbus
7-20
8-15
50c
Packing Corp.rrcommon
(initial /iuar.)
8-
8-
50c
Life Insurance Co.
(s-a)_
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
7-13
; 4 37'Ac
Central
Columbian
7-13
'8-"l
50c
$1.75'
common
7-24
8-15
25c
Aikman
Columbia
6-29
preferred
7-24
7-31
Co.—
(quar.)
Columbia
8-10
7-30
Corp._u___._____
Ltd.,
Coal
preferred
&
Colorado
7-19
9-10
'
(quar.)
7-24
7-31
$1
$1
Silver -Mines,
Colorado
7-19
7-30
20c
common______
7-31
$1
(quar.)__________________
Corp
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A common
Colonial Finance, 4%%
preferred (quar.)__
Collins
1-15
8-
$$3.50
i
Company,
Lode
$3.50
9-15
2-1-52
37%c-
Common; (s*a)
.
.7-26
1
8- 1
1
8- 3
20c
2nd
Camden
8-10
.A,
/
50c
.
8-15
87'Ac
A
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.,
com.
8-15
10-
$1
$1.40
8-10
•-
:»!
9-15
5c
(quar.)i__"_,-/_„LL^i.V
7-
9-15
1
50c
$1.20
8-15
$15c
/
$1.25
8-20
:
8-20
9-15
5c
Co
Cobalt
____
$1.50
$1.20
.
; :
9-Jl n
.•
8-2
$30c
_______
1
1
9-
20c
,
/ $3c
;
810-
15c
Class
(quar.)
Land
Common
~*$1
•
v
M.)
(A.
New
8-31
1 '.V
9-
common
40c
20c
Coast
7-9
7-14
7-20
.,
$25c
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
92c
common
participating preferred
California
9-14 v
t
7-9
...
„
California
7-31
;
8-1
Aug.
(quar.)______________
participating preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power Co., com.
(quar.)_
$3
preferred (quar.)
r
.
9-28
on
8-1
v
7-14
15c
RR.
(monthly)
convertible preferred
Breweries (quar.)
4%
S
9-15
$25c
-
Common '(monthly)
8- 1
20c
Terminal
$1.50
A 7-31
9-15
$1.25
_
com.
15c
redemption
8-15
50c
share plus this dividend.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
80c
"•
30c
per
1
Common
7-17
75c
,
.
_______
Caldwell/Linen
8-15
.20%.
—__
$104.50
Calaveras
12 17
Co., .common...;.—
•
1
15c
(quar.)____.
•
8-
Mahoning
Electric
•
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Foods, Inc., common
Clinton
,
8-
8-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
A:
$$1.50
8-1
56'Ac
Common
1
>
,
5c
9-15
:
50c
(quar.)
Machine
Cleveland
8-23
,
,
____
1
50c
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
Ry., common (s-a)—
per
Jackson Co., new common (initial)
Calamba Sugar Estate
(liquidating)
7- 6
12-21
9-
preferred
&
7-31
1
10-
(quar.).,
preferred
/ Clearing
»
$$2.20
(quar.)
10-
$1.19
RR.—
Inter-Terminal
Clearfield
6-29
to,
7-14
$1.04
(quar.i
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7-31
:
7-31
preferred
5%
7-20
1
(s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Co., com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati-, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
8
9- 1
8-
:
8-15
8-15
(accum.)
4%
8-10
,11-
8-25
i
re-
$105
A
-preferred
<i
.
i
8-31
(quar.)
class
4%
1
7-31
$1
(accum.)___
Cincinnati
11- 9
...
12-1
$25C
Byron,
6
S3
*:%% .preferred .i:(quar,)_^———
Atchison/Topeka.h -Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
V Commonruquifr/Z—
"■
1
9*
.
$10c
Reef
Company
9-21
TCol/s-a)
■
for
recently
issue called for
at
Byers
7%
12-17
715c
preferred
preferred
Bush
7-23
9-28
$5
.; $%
12-
5.0c
Butroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)
7-23
12-21
—
Aug.
23
at
dividend)
was
convertible
4%
7
$1
,
prior
Bullock's, Inc.,
7- 6
9-
1
8-
above
Btida
8-10
1
8-
$1.12%
_—
(
-
(quar.) ___:r'
Extra
;$i
___,
on
plus
of
6%
9-15
25c
9- 1
i 15C 'ABA 1
$1.12%
_——
preferred (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
>
7-10
:
7-16
8-
19c
.
1947)
A
Fund
;
7-i«
i
22'Ac
S
.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., com.
8-10
1
9-
.?
7-31
i;i 50c A
Products, Ltd
& Paper Co., Ltd.—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,
,' V.
.
preferred
Pulp
Common
10- 4
9-17
62'Ac
4 V'2 % convertible preferred (quar.)—
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—
,
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Buckeye
Incubator, common_______
5
1
8-
50c
.
I 1
7-
8-
a25%
-
(increased)—-
Ltd.,
1
9-
$1.25
(entire issue called
this
2
8-16
:
9-1
+56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
Corp.,
8-
8-25
1
7-10
'
8-15
15c
-
of
class
Cincinnati
9-12
70c
Forest
Columbia
Entire
'
Common
Oil
$2.75
preference
5%
8-15
9-20
10-
+15c
________
...
common
11-
75c
*45c
'
Stock
1
preferred
4 % % preferred
(qiiar.)__________________
4.50 % preferred (quar.)
Argus
1
25c
(initial)u.-—$1.25/
Columbia
Broulan
9-25
Trap Co. of America, com. (quar.)_
preferred fquar.) ________________—
Appalachian Electric Power—
Argo
10-
(initial)
-Trust
Corp.
9-12
18c
Estate
-45c
—
7-20
1
,
37'Ac
;
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin
.A/. Quarterly
Chile
Copper Co
7-20
8-1
10-
25c
Brown Shoe Co.—
7-20
8-1
5%
m..
9-
25c
Animal
6%
6
'7-20
1
$1.25
Mills,
8-1
$1
1 ;
.
.
$1.12%
(quar.)
(series
$2
7-20
.
1
8-
•,
35c
88-
15c.;
(quar.)
I
7-31
15c
preferred
preferred
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
8-17
87%c
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc. (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., com. (increased).
7-20
8-
31'Ac
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate, class A (initial)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)__ —_______
v
7-
1
(quar.)_____.
Cotton
1
1
68%c
6%
"A/AA/A
(quar.)
i__v
>'
<f% % ./preferred
(quar. i
Ar.glo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
Arcade
8-
$1.25
*
Co.—
Class A
-
9-
8-
$1
•'
1
Bank
$2
20c
common
1
,9-
9-
75c
National
Chicago
7-lQ
$1.
2
8-
9-29
.
Corp. of Virginia
cnesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3'A%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
8-21
7-31
25c
changed
Alaska-Pino & Cellulose, Ltd.
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
8-3
50c
preferred
vy;;Ordinary, (interim)
9-4
>
7-
8-31
Chesapeake
6-25
of America—
,____
!
25c
_
Corp., common
convertible- preferred (quar.)
4%
■;
25c
(quar.)^
share
'
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.—_
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
V
■
;■ 8-15
25c
Investment
4%
7-20
i
1
;25c
5%
7-12
1
'
RR.,
(quar.)
;
7-20
;
,
(accum.)
com.
.9-5
.7-31
4
^
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Steel Products, Ltd., common..
preferred (s-a)
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common.
8-24
1
preferred
Name
9-10
7-31
40c
■'■■A.
—
preferred
Copper
"9-10
8-
(quar.)_______
6
9-20
;
>
Chatco
7-20
7-25
8-
(quar.)
8-
„
k
.$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Chase
7-20
7-31
15c
(quar.)
redemption
1
A'; 7" 6
8-31
$1.75
__
—
,
common.
___
prior
$5
•
7-31
25c
(quar.)
1
50c
Chain Store Real Estate Trust
(Mass.)—
7-17
8-15
$12%c
7%
1
50c
common
9-
'
6
Quarterly
$62%c
/
preferred
Store
4'A%
r
7-16
8-7
Woven Hose & Rubber Co.
British
.!
9-15
1
50c
iquar.)____^.
9- 1
12-
1
9-20
$1.25
'accum.)
American Zinc, Dead & Smelting Co.—
/ Common (quar.)
•••..
9-29
6
8-
.
4% pfd. (quar.):
(quar.)
Service, common...
4.75%
Chain
8-
(special)
4.15%
7-13
9-15
>
■-
Light Co
Corp.,
(quar.)
7-31
9-29
6
1
20c
.
Central & South West
Corp.
Central Vermont Public
7-23
7-19
Co., Inc.
& Light,
8-
1
/
quar.)
9-9
1
12%c
(initial
Paper
1
8-
preferred
Power
9
1
9-
A/.
Co.,
Central
9
7-
99-
f; r-:
(monthly)
preference
Electric
Central
8-
8-
convertible
Louisiana
4%%
;
I
59c
;
•
,
8-9
7-31
$1.50
_______
7-20
»
12-
preferred
British
'
30c
common
$1.50
Central
;
7-
7-31
27'Ac
.
1
7-20
7-31
<
20c
Corp; .(quar.)
Central-Illinois Securities;: Corp.—
;
$1.40 convertible preference
(quar.):
'
8-15
9-1
com..(quar.)
__________________.
Building
7-20
8-10
.
25c
8-15
7-31
25c
„
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
8-31
8-
$1.05
_u,__
1
8-10
<(quar.)_________________ ,62'Ac.
Hollywood
Monthly
Monthly
7-24
9-
8-10
*
75c
preferred
Central
'8-31
8-15
25c
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.),
8-15
1
common
Cold-Storage Co. (quar.)
Central Electric & Gas Co.
(quar.)_
Central Foundry, 5% ; preferred
7-24
3
10-
Co.,
:(quar.)
oCentral
,i
7-20
9-15
Company. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brantford Roofing Co.,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)——
8-21
12c
8-
'
15c
Bowes
7-20
t$1.12'A
(quar.) $$1,12'/a
/
Tractor
preferred
$2.50
>
.
7-20
" 10- 1/
15c
Inc
Inc.,
:
1
50c
(quar.)
5-29
$2.36
9-11
' 9-1
5%
Bourjols,
'
•
.
'
' 8- 1 ■7-13
\
____________
8-15
.
1, / '8- 3
35c
:
7-2'*
17 3/10c
-Central Arizona Light &
Power,
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
1
"(Brooklyn,
(quar.)____
Maine
Real
Boston
J.)—
-
45c ■'
5%
New
Boston
7-13*
—
Viscose
New
1
—
non-cum.
5%
7-13*
8-
American
5%
7-10*
1
&
:
•
9-
15c
Common
8-31
7-31
8-
President
American
Boston
■:
"
,
'
10c
>
Interest
Co.
Fund,
'
3
A 40c
Lines, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Smelting & Refining Co.—
Common (increased)
AAA
8-
v
'quar.)
Power
-
'9-21
.
"
(quar.)
Edison
Boston
7-20
A
50c
N.
common
.__
1
8-21
$10c
(quar.)__
—;
Corp.,
:
8-10
,
81'Ac
common
Corp.,
preferred
Boston
-
—
Co.,
3%%
9-14
:
10c
$1.25
American
■J'-lt American
8-
Mills
"
i
held.__—
preferred
Boott
,
7-27
50c
(quar.)
beneficial
Borg-Warner
7-20
8-15
50c
_
(quar.)
American Metal Co.. Ltd.,
4%% pfd.
Mutual Fund,
Inc..——
Gas
75c
75c
(quar.)
Natural
7-30
5c
American
American
3-14
;Av.
,
.
(Newark,
com.
4%
9-14
12-14
•
20c
(quar.)
8-15
4.20%
preferred, (quar.)
Celotex Corp., common
(quar.)
5%- preferred
(quar.)
7-26
1
1
(quar.)__
(Sidney)
& Co.
Company, class A
of
8-
1
?
5%
receipts class A
Corporation fquar.)
(A. M.) & Company (quar.)
Castle
8-31
* 8-17
$$1.50
"
""
>9-14
.
(stock
dividend)
Caterpillar
8-
________________
Co
Fisheries
7-19
$3
Investment Trust
Units
9-6
8-
(quar.)—
share
1
preferred
Ltd.—
American deposit
7-24
7-31
32%c
(quar.)
Stores,
Electric
Ami
Booth
Y.)—
—i
——J.———
i
American-Marietta
1
4-1-52
50c
——
American
10-
1-2-52
$1.75
.
Steamship (quar.)—
Hide & Leather (year-end)
Home Products
(monthly)—
American
5%
$1.75
$1.75
Co.
Bon
Bond
10-
$1.18%
Blumenthal
8-15
8-15
A
Shoe
,
3
8-
(quar.)_
(E. W.) Company (quar.)
Ribbon, Ltd., 5%\preferred (quar.)
Blue Ridge Corp. (stock
dividend)—
One share of Ridge Realization
Corp for
7-20
8-20
Hawaiian
American
1
1
8-
\ $1.50
Co.
(quar.)
'National
Bank
Company
each
4c
preferred—..
Co.
(quar.)
American
American
9-
10-19
75c
Blue
7-16/
8-
'
Bliss
8-15
$I
preferied
non-cumulative
:
8
...
,
preferred
non-cumulative
"
7-17
::AA
_
7%
8-10
7-31
+
7-20
1
(s-a)
preferred
&
Birtman
1
1
9-
$1.25'
—
7%
6%
5
1
(quar.)
common
(s-a)—
Berland
9-
8-
1
$75c
Watch
Y.)
Best
9-10
Louis)
Co.
Business
\
9-
r
50c
American
American
-
N.
8-
15c
Benrus
8-15
1
8-
11-
Carreras,
5c
f /
Loan
Bensonhurst
8-15
9-10
87'Ac
(St.
preferred
■>
Carpenter Steel Co.
'
Corp., common
$3.25 preferred (quar.)
—
A:
7-20
10-
12 %c
(quar.)
Insurance
$6
7-10
7-10
""■"-
~
common
7-27
9-17
1
7-31
.
7-31
1
Works
/
8-
$1
5c
______
Iron
10-15
50c
$i
Ltd.—
Mfg.
8-15
jioc
(quar.)
'
;
Beneficial Corp.,
A
7-25
:
9-10
50c
93 %C
Amalgamated
American
5
12-20
8-15
8-
75c
(quar.)—..
Airlines, $3.50 pfd.
1
25c
___
Aluminum
American
7-1.6
$3 V 1-2-52
14c
8-17
$3.30
Co
America,
preferred
7-31
Belmont
8-22
Beneficial
(s-a)—
_
9-
1
«Ss
$$1.25
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Quarterly
Quarterly
(quar.)___;
com.
convertible
.
(quar.)
___/
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)______
■>:
Quebec
Co.,
convertible preferred
(quar.)—$$1.75
Belknap Hardware
*
6-15
9-15
15c
Belleterre
pfd.
Lumber__
Western
Power & Light
Carpenter Paper Co.
4%
'
Belding Heminway Co.
12-15
9-
;
Corp.r (quar.")_____
.
9-28
4%
10c
(quar.)
preferred
6-29
10-15
$$1.12'A
5%
8-17
~$62%c
-
;
common
1
8-17
,
Corp.,
6-22
8-
7-31
10c
____,
Shoe
Aircraft
7%
-
$3 prior pfd.
preferred "(quar.)
.
12-15
6-30-52
A
.
Aluminum
12-15
40c
(
Co. (Irreg.)
Company (quar.)—
; 10-22
1-3-52
$3.50
Steel
S.)
ii-1
$2
•
*
1
1
9-
$i
(quar.)_
preferred
8-30
Canadian
7-14
8-
a2%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Carolina
'
11-24
8-15
$75c
8-15
$1.25
Apts.,
S.)
7-20
Co.
"
Belding-Corticelll, Lt^.,
7-23
87'Ac
________________
(A.
(A.
Beech
10-22
1-3-52
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.—
A"; Guaranteed common (s-a)
Alloy
1st
4%%
>7t23
1
8-1
50% A 1-3-52
___
Gas Corp., common—A———2
$3.50 prior preferied (quar.)_
—;
Alberene Stone Corp. <Va.)
Aloe
11-
$3.50
_______
(s-a)
$6
Beck
9-10
8- 1
.
25c
t
Alabama
Allied
1
250
.:>/}
(s-a
preferred
^
•
'
25c
A 25c
—
—
preferred
1
8-
10-
-r
7-20.
7rl4
7-19
7-31
Carrier
(monthly),
Corp.
Beau-Arts
; 7-20
1
7-30
(quar.)
"
(quar.)——._—i
4quar.)l.JP
B
Alabama
x*.,
A 25c
—
preferred (s-a)^_———
Alabama By-Products,- class A (quar.)
-V '
Class A
(quar.) ^
B,
8-
\
-
.$2.50
,
6%
Class
.•
'
(
,
Baystate
8-
4'A%
preferred
Canadian Utilities
12-15
$25c
Ltd—
58c
i.
Mortgage Guaranty
Li:
1
Bathurst Power &
Paper,
Class
A/(quar.);
.
Stock
-
shares
Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., common
preferred
8-15
Co.—
i
Basin Oil of California—;
Common (monthly)
,
-
&
9-
8-25
15c
(quar.)_____
American
RR.
7-14
$1.12%
(quar.)
Bond
Barcalo
9-10
50c
Corp.
8-1
Cos.,
7-16
9-15"
$15c
:____
Canada, Ltd
Barber-Ellis
9-10
__________
Andes,
Aroostook
America
$4
1
$30c
___
Corp. /:< quar.)•
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
112 Vic
eom.
A A(quar.
class
Adams-Millis
.
.
Ltd.,
&
preferred
of
.....
Los
7-13
12'Ac
(quar.)
of
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
given in the
When
Fund
1
15c
(quar.)-
common
preferred
8-
Oil
6-29
1
8-
J25c
Canadian
Canadian Pacific Ry., common
(irreg.)
4% non-cumulative preference
(s-a)
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
20c
7-31
$7c
8c
——
11-14
$20c
8-31
1
7-31
12-14
$25c
7-20
56'Ac
'
Mutual
Quarterly
7-31
8-22
i85c
(quar.)
7-20
I
$1.13
Inc._
9-10
9-10
8-22
$25c
1
15c
(monthly)
1
1
$20c
com
1
30c
Co
prior
Lamp, Ltd.
1010-
(quar.)
9-20
L
—
10c
5%
8-
8-
7-10
$50c
Motor
8-10
15c
7-10
1
$47'Ac
com.
Dredge & Dock Co., Ltd.,
Industries, Ltd., common
Investment Fund, Ltd
Canadian
7-16
1
6-30
1
8-
.
r
Canadian
1
9-
1
8-
_!
Canadian
8-
(quar.)
common
preferred
De
Canadian
$$1.37%
(irreg.)
.
quarterly
8c
Axelson
Bangor
7-5
8
$5c
(quar.)
common
Axe-Houghton Fund B,
Banco
7-20
preferred—___;
8-16
D.
-1
8-1
$1
;
—
common
7-11
V.
7-18
i
Corp.,
9-21
4'/a%
1
8-
$31c
$$1.25
common..
Extra
Canadian Car & Foundry,
Ltd,
Convertible class A
(quar.)
8-
A "(quar.)—
pref.
1
L
Sugar Refineries,
Co.,
8-31
B.
Increased
7-5
37'/ac
$12%c
;___
Bronze Co., Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Canner3, Ltd.
8 15
8-1
(monthly)
Mfg.
9-12
93%c
Ltd.
prior
Mills,
8-
5c
Per
•A Acadia-Atlantic.
pfd.
convertible
9-
week, these being
..'1,
&
conv.
8-31
$1.25
—
Holdera
Payable of Rec,
Co.,- Ltd.—
5%
Proprietary, Ltd.—
Manufacturing
9-14
1
we
announced
7-5
$25c
Mines,
Nichols
$1.20
Avco
give the dividends announced in previoua
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
weeks
8-1
A
When
Share
,
Cordage
(quar.)
Canadian
7-5
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Balanced
Below
Class
7-5
8-1
$l
RR
B
10c
—
7-5
8-1
Ltd
Wiborg
5'/a%
8-31
:
$1.40
_
Inc
_
Steels,
&
Aunor. Gold
3
8-
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)—___■_—.
8-1
$1
Co.
Corp.
Co.,4%
Powder
Ault
9-28
Line
preferred
Plywood
Atlas
7-25
9-28
—
Gold "Fields,
Worsted
7-25
8-15
9-
(quar.)—
common
Atlas
30c
.
(quar.)__
Atlas
8-15
,
50c
(quar.)
_____
Woodall
7
7-30
8-
30c
„•
Power
1
8-14
31'Ac
(quar.)———
Electric
9-
15c-
(quar.)
common
A
95c
_
1
Company
Western
$1
?
—
per
Name of
$1.08%
(quar.)
i
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
50c
New common
(initial quar.)—————
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common——_
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)—_
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
White's Auto Stores, Inc., ccm. (quar.)
Holdera
Payable of Reo.
Canada
(quar.)
preferred
4%
$7
RR.—
1st
When
Share
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
50c
Maryland
Western
Per
Name of Company
6
50c
.____
8-24
47
(quar.)__i_
■'
-:
•
1
•
7-8
-
-9- 1
-
-'-8-15
•
9- 2
'
: :
:
8-18
8-24^) 8-14
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
(404)
'
Share
25c
$37 4c
of Company
(quar.)
Pa.)
(Reading,
Gas
Consumers
Glass Co.. Ltd.__—
Continental Air Lines, Inc
Consumers
Quarterly
Corp.
4%
preferred
20c
Y.)—
(N.
Fibre
Continental-Diamond
Co
9-10
1 $ 1.25
25c
1
1
Imperial Mills, Ltd
'
$30c
Coughlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd.——$20c
Courtaulds, Ltd, (final)——
——
*6 14 %
7-31
7-16
2
6-21
5c
$50c
$1.05
12-1
11-15
$$2
$1
$2
12- 3
9-14
8-31
9-29
9-17
11.73
87V2C
$1.1214
9-28
9-14
class
Blackwell.
&
Zellerbach
Crown
(quar,)-————
$4.20 pfd. (quar.) A
Ltd.
Crown Cork & Seal,
A——
Corp.,
Crows Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd.
(s-a)-_..
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Crum Si Forster, 3%
preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar
$2
class
Dallas Railway & Terminal,
7%
Daystrom,
Inc.
(quar.)—
Deep Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)
Delaware Power & Light Co.
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Voting
25c
50c
—
30c
(quar.)
$2c
30c
30c
$2
Ltd.-
Mines,
Dennison
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
Davenport Water,
Delnite
60c
60o
35c
$1.75
$1.25
(quar.)
A
Co.,
7-20
8-15
11-
A
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
common
—
convertible
CCc
1
9- 5
12-28
414%
9-15
9-28
12- 8
10-
Foster
Bond
7-17
Income
7-17
The
1
7-11
ported
8-15
7-27
Common
6
9-21
9-
7-3
10-
dividend
above
was
week
a
last
as
incorrectly
payment
414%
8-15
7-23
7-23
$2.20
Grain
Froedtert
8-15
Fuller Brush
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
7-23
8-14
Fullerton
Derby Oil Co. (Kansas)
(quar.)———
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
25c
9-14
0- 5
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp,,
(quar.)———
5%
preferred (quar.)
—Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A-—.———
50c
50c
preferred
5%
MatchTco.,'"common
Diamond
3714c
$1
$1
——
Dictaphone Corp., common (increased)--—
4% preferred (quar.)——
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares (Boston)—
Divco
Dividend
Dixie
Inc
Shares,
Remainder called on
at $45 plus this dividend)
also
Dobbs
1
Aug.
Monthly
&
Anglo
7-15
8-31
8-15
9-20
9-35
t$1.25
$40c
$20c
$37 Vic
$25c
preferred (quar.)—
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., com.
(quar.)——-
(quar.)—
pref.
conv.
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd., com.
Dominion Malting
-
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
——:
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—
■■■
Quarterly
AA $40c
——
Investments,
(quar.)——
preferred
8-15
8-
8-15
7-
$62Vic.
$12 Vic
-—
6%
8-24
7-31
General
8-
7-16
General
7- «
A- 1
7- 6
7-31
■
1
8-17
8-
1
11-
1
25c
$15c
.»
$12 Vic
$50c
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)—
75c
Dooohue Brothers,
Ltd. (quar.),
$25c
Dow Drug Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Dravo Corporation,
common (quar.)———
35c
4% pref. (quar.)
A, 50c
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
$40c
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co
—.-AA
20c
10-
1
—
——
—
(quar.)
—;
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Woolens St Worsteds, Ltd
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd. (s-a)
$1
preference
Textile
Dominion
—
_
—
Dun
St
Bradstreet,
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
:
30c
$1.12 Vb
_-.
•a
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Dunham (C. A.) Company
5%
preferred
Dupuis
East
Freres,
Sullivan
Eastern
A
$1.25
$1.25
-
-
Corporation
Eastern
'•9-
5
8-1
7-18
10-1
8-31
1
8-22
8-
9-
1
8-15
1
<9-20
10-
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
9-20
5
5
pfd.
11-23
(Bangor,
$30c
$25c
25c
(quar.)
Me.)
,
6%
Industries,
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-16
1
8-15
9-10
8-24
9-
$5
preferred beneficial
Products
Co.,
Increased
8-15
9-10
8-
1
7-16
$1.1214
8-
1
7-16
25c
25c
Co
National Watch Co. (quar.)
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Empire District Electric Co.— 5% preferred (quar.)
Empire Millwork Corp.
(quar.)-—
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
Elgin
Derrick
EmscO
&
Equipment
Co.
Erie
Forge
Erie
Railroad
Co.,
15c
A
—
5%
Mills,
5%
Inc.,
preferred
A
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)_„
Steel Wares. Ltd., common
Shoe
Corp.,
dividend
(Houston)
Ins.
Quarterly
West Coal Co.,
B
!
(H. L.)
Greene
7-17
Greer
9-
1
5%
(quar.)—
7-31
Cananea
A" 5%
1
8-30
7-13
8-
7-18
Gulf
Mobile
&
Ohio RR., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.).
$5 preferred (quar.)
Common
(quar.)—
6-29
8-10
9
$5 preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co.
j*
25c
10-
1
9-17
$1.75
8-
1
6-28
^
Grain, Ltd.,
Federal
Insurance
Quarterly
$1.40
Co.
pref.
(quar.)
9-11
Hagerstown
8-15
8- 1
Halliburton Oil Well
8-
7-14
Hallnor
(s-a)
(quar.)
10c
7-30
7-19
8-15
8-10
$35c
8-
1
7-18
45c
10-
1
9-20
$$1
.
7-19
Gas
7-12
8-10
8-
7-19
7-14
$1
37'4c
9-
8-10
9-
8-10
75c
9-10
8-30
5814 c
9-10
8-30
,^15c
9-10
$$1
9-10
.
8-31
8-10
r
1
7-20
8-
50c
9-12
9-30
9-19
12-30
12-19
$1.25
9-
$1
8-
1
■V 7-20
8-
1
6-29
8-
1
6-29
.,a:
7-25
8-20
45c
$1
8-
1
7-16
25c
8-
1
7-20
A '■'■/:.• At"
1
y
■
-
Eeries
(s-a)__
A
8- a
9-
$3,
8-
7-10
8-
^7-10
Cotton
Cementing Co.
5314c"'
8-
Trust
.
7-20 /
8-24
.
8-27
11-26
8-27
11-26
8-27
11-26
Harnischfeger
5%
Corp.,
preferred
(2nd
(Denver).
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
common
issue)
/
-
9-
20c
,
Telephone—
9-
1
A,
9-
1
A
25c
7-31
A
A A 50c
K 8- 1
$25CA
$2dc
;
9-1
20c
6-29
8-
8-
1
8-15 "
1:,
10c
f 7-16
9-10
15c
•
8-20/
18-20
•
35c'
a
(quar.)
Bond Group Shares—
ana
(15c from net income
;
8-22
.
,
"7-14
A 7-14
«•
Interchemical
414 %
se-
International
•
■
,
/'
8-31.,
7-31
8-
v
40c
7-20
1
7-20
$1.1214,,. •A8- 1A
preferred "(quar.)____
Interlake Iron
: ■
A 25c
-AAA
commoh__L_______
Corp.,
7-31'v,6t29
-■"/A'"'"; '//AAA*--
10c from
and
curity profits (quar,)
>
;
,
6-19
•
$3714 c
•
•'•••
:•«•■?-,
•■'..>/
'
•
1
7-20
1
Group Shares (114c from ordi..A
income and 244c from realized se■'■'•• A VAA
curity profits )A'(8-a)_^i_i_A_______AA_Al/;v'',!'/ A 4c
Stock
A,
9-10
8-
8-
nary
■
-
■
9-10
9- 1
AA
Ltd.—
-
.
1* *
8-10
A
A $1.50
-
Shares, Ltd.—
1
10-. 1
(quar.)_;
'
8-
10-. 1
3c;;
7-10
7-10,
Insurance
A
Corp.___A-^—;-----*-'——
Business Machines Corp.
•-International
/aa; $1
a
9-10
A
,
■
9-14*
-9-28
25c -A
-
(quar.)
Cellucotton
Products
Co.—
<
7%
8-
Packers,
International
Utilities
Intertype
5
Corp.
8-17
-4:,
,
8-
4
i
7-3
1,
7-
convertible preferred (quar.).
Investors Trust Co. (Rhode Island)
8-
30c
9-
3
7-31
8-10
8-10*
1
50C
9-14
8-31
$50c
10-15
9-15
10-15
9-15
8-
1
A 7-19
(quar.)
37140
8-
1
7-19
(quar.)___
3714c
11-
1
10-19
25c
preferred
11-
1
10-19
25c
Participating
$2.50
preferred
Participating
Service
,
,
5
1
9-
1
8-15
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
931ic
9-
1
8-15
3.90%
I
preferred
(quar.
9714 c
9-
J
8-15
4.20%
preferred
(quar.A^
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
8-10
7-31
7-16
Iowa Public
8-
7-27
Iron
9-
Ironrite,
6
»- 1
12-
1
Fireman
Island
5%
Mfg.
Inc.,
Jacksonville
7-31
Jacobs
(quar.)
preferred
55c conv.
participating
Gas
(F. L.)
preferred
5%
Knitting Mills,
9-10
8-31
9- 1
7-30
8-15;
Jersey
8-1
8-1
10- I
7-18
9-25
Johnson Oil Refining Co.
9-29
9-10
Johnson
4%
,
7-16
12-
10-
1
9- 1
12- 1
8- 1
preferred
common
8
3-11
Kaiser
1
7-16
9-10
8-24
9- 1
9- 1
8-10
8-15
11-15
7-31
6-30
20c
$1.25
10- 1
10- 1
9-19
&
Chemical
dividend
(quar.)
Corp.
7-18
1
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
10-
1
9-29
2c
8-
1
7-20
Power
Common
(quar.)
8-
3
Common
5
5%
Gold
1
10-20
1
10-20
8-31
8-14
8-31
8-14
9-1
8-15
95c
9-
I
8-15
8714c
10-
1
9-15
3214 c
Mines,
Keyes Fibre Co., class A_
—____
,
'
$1
(interim)
__
—
20c
7-31
7-
3
$1.25
7-31
7-
3
3714c
10-15
10-
8
1-15-52
1-
8
3714c 4-15-52
——A--
Ltd.
7-20
3714C
——
preferred (s-a)——
Kerr-Addison
1
&
(quar.)
11-
8-
1111-
10%
—:
Light
$4 preferred
(quar.)_.
:
$3.80* preferred (quar.)—
Kellogg Company, 314% preferred (quar.)__
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co., coin.__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.', common (quar.)
City
8-10
9-19
1;
8-
3c
Aluminum
Stock
Kansas
1
7-10
8-
$1
2C
Extra
9-15
8-
7-14
1
3c
Quarteriy5
6-10
11-
1
8-
20c
Inc.,
8-
87J4c
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
Co.,
8-25
93 %C
(quar.)
Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd.
2nd preferred B (quar.)
Royalty
A 7-15
$25c
Ltd
&
Ranch
7-13
1
8-31
8-
$1
Canada,
8
9-10
12-
314%
3%%
Co.,
7-25
7-31
20c
Central Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
Tea
8-15
$1.25
—
Johnson
8-17
35c
62 J/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
Jantzen Knitting Mills of
1
9-
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7-20
13 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Corp.
Co.,
30c
(qimr.)
common
Co.
Tug & Barge,
7-31
1
Co.,
4-
8
$1.25 1-15-52
$20c
,75c
...
9-28
8-
1- 8
8-31
1
7-11
*
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
5%
pfd. (s-a)
.
7-16
$75c
6%
$2.50
9-20
8-15
t$1.75.'
t8%C ;
"•
AAA/-."
1
.9- 1;
A,$75c
A -:
(quar.)
(quar.) _)
—
Ltd., com. (increased)
Corp.
♦.
30c
Investment Foundation,
6
9-
(quar.)
Ltd._-_
preferred ($5 par)
$1:75A
.
.
10-'
75c
Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.-________:
Nickel_ Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
7% ipref^rred ($100 par) -(■quar.)A«iiiA--i.:;
8-25
11-26
4c
—
8-20
$1.25
International Harvester
$$1.25
$$1.25
—
,8-
40c
$1.0614
(quar.-)iAui0AA__L_.i
Brownhoist, Corp.
Institutional
8-15
,
(quar.)i
B. (quar.)___*__
A
Products Co.
'_i
A. Extra
Jantzen
6214c
Co.,
Shares
Steel
Industrial
8-15
.
A
*
.
International
.
(
20c
(quar.)
International
$6c
$35c
(quar.)_
;
Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—
Hamilton
Co.
___A___;
(quar.
Indiana Gas & Water .Co.__^l'__il_'___
7-16
8-24
10- 1
10- 1
$40c
$40c
1714c
—
:
RR.
'
55c
•A- 5lc
(quar.)
common
Associated
Indiana
1
$25c
(accum.)
preferred
7-10
9-10
20c
(initial)
Co.
Ltd
Mines,
Hamilton
7-30
7-23
1
89-
Quarterly
12-23
9-29
12-28
$1.25 3-31-52
$1.25 6-30-52
(quar.A
;
1
25c
A- $2
8-15
12-10
9-15
12-15
50c
—;
30c
Federal Fire Insurance Co. of Canada
Federal
Quarterly
68c
—
8-15
;
8-
(quar.)_
8-15
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—■
.
^Indiana
6
7-16
7-28
*
7-16
$1.25
$1.25
.
(quar.)
.(quar.)
/
8-15
35c
4%
preference (quar.)
j
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common____
$1.50 conV. partic. preferred (quar.)____
Incorporated Investors
6-29
9-5
A 50c
.———;—- A
Gulf
Corp.
7-
8-
25c
6214 c
(quar.)
6
7-6
/
30c
Ingersoll-Rand Co.!' (increased
Inglewood Gasoline
A
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada,
8-31
7-13
7-38
Extra
8-
,
conv.
Co.
preferred
8- 1
9-
1
8-
common
Co.,
preferred
Jewel
7-20
Co.
7-
$1.25
Indianapolis Water Co., class A
1
1
8-
9-10
12-10
9-10
12-10
conv.
1
Fate-Root-Heath
8-
3714c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)___
$4
preferred'
10-1
7-13
5%
1
(quar.)
7-20
25c
-
50c
—
8-
pfd.
8-
$1.06 J/4
10c
3114c
Co.—_____.
Hydraulic, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
8-
Farrington Mfg.
7-20
3114c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Zinc
25c
(initial)—
8-30
10-
7-20
8-
$25c
pfd.
Terminal
'Illinois
50c
common
Copper
-
preferred (quar.)
3714c
Griess-Pfleger Tanning (quar.)
—50c
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$0.185625
7-16
8-
30C
preferred
4.26 c/o
7- 9
8-
8-15
(quar.)
Power,
25c
(quar.)
Co.,'5Vi%
7-16
$1.25
RR.
Power
4.08%
7-10*
$1214c
35c
preferred
Central
7-31
40c
———
common
(quar.)—■
Co.,
non-cum.
Illinois
Griesdieck Western BreVery
11-
6%
•
7-31
40c
$ 1214 c
(quar.)
6-30
1
Hlinoi$
7-10*
9-14
9-10
12-10
8-15
7-25
12-
3
8-
com." (reduced)
common
International
7-31
$1.25
...
preferred
11-12
"■'■'•A A
$2
8-1
1
10-16
15c
4% -preferred(quar.)
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)
11-12
8- 1
8- 1
9- 1
■'
25c75c
Ltd,, class A
Co.. Inc.
Mountain
Green
7-16
9-
9-18
'
$10c
(s-a)
Power
9-15
$50c
—
Class
7-31
$1.25
8-21
9-28
8-
Securities, com. (quar.)
B
——■
$1.25
50c'
_
Idaho
r
100%
———
—
Southern Life
7-31
1
Electric
.
preferred
preferred
9-15
$2.50
8-17
8-31
$1.50
Y.)
(N.
Stores Corp.,
Preferred
;v
,
.
8-24
i
$15c
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick, $6 pfd.
7-16
(quar.)
Co.
$5
Coe & Gregg, 7% pfd.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
Fedders-Quigan
6%
25c
65c
Faber,
4Vi %
8-15
1
8-10 "
'
10-26
r
$1.25
(quar.
Co.
Hydro
8-15
8-15
9-26
30c
50c
Corp.——
15c
__
Hardart
8-15
a 6-29
$2
preferred.—
(quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Esmond
1
Company—
$5 preferred A
Eversharp,
Utilities
*
8-10
9-.
20c
(quar.)_
common
9-17
$1
8-1
$1.37 Va
8r 1
$1.50 VfA8-.;,l
$35c
—
2nd
<
Green
9-
1
9-10
20c
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)._
7-17
8-15
A 8-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
—_—-—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. of Canada, Ltd.
4% preferred (quar.)
Gotham,. Hosiery- Co. (quar.)
Gould"Natlonal Batteries^ Inc. (quar.)
....
Grace National Bank (N. Y.) (s-a)——...
Grace (W. R.) & Company "
30c
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Smith Co. (s-a)
Equity Corp., common
1
$2 conv. preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
-
-
a $1.25
Enamel &
A
1-
1
9-
5%
preferred
Great
Eppens,
Class
8-
9-
Hussmann Refrigerator (quar.)
Hutting Sash & Door Co., common
•
»
9-28
8-31
8-25
-
preferred
conv.
preferred
•'
4'A%
10-15
9-20
!> 9-25
aa"aaa.v':a
.
Boat
9-14
35c
(quar.)__
;
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America—
Electric
7-20
1
17c
preferred
414%
8-17
10-
100%
17c
(quar.)
common
Corp.—
,
$1.50
$27Vic
$40c
*
1
7-20
8-10
*' "
:
8-30
$1.25
Ekco
—
9-20
7-16
(accum.)_
interest
Trust,
7-13
8- 1
8-1
15c
8-1
Ltd
Ecuardorian Corp., Ltd.
(stock dividend)—
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)
Monthly
;
Investment
c
50c'
414%
preferred (quar.)
Hublnger Company (quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
7-13
7-10
Great
7-16
9-4
Sugar Associates—
Economic
J 25c
87 J/2 p
"
(monthly)
Co.
414%
preferred (quar.
Howe Sound Co., common
A7-/9v'
8-17
preferred A '(quar.).—.
preferred B (accum.)
6%
Eastern
9-15
;
preferred A
■
Howard
8- 1
9-10
8-1
9-18
(s-a)_„.
&
,
7-16
15c
$1.50
$1.50
preferred
1
8- 1
(quar.)
$1.50
6%
(quar.)
v
$1.50
8% preferred class A (quar.)
$2
8% preferred class A (quar.)_—
$2
8% preferred class B (quar.)
——$2
8% preferred class B (quar.)
$2
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
$25c
Class A (quar.)—
:
A
$25c
Grand Union Co., common (quar.)—
25c
Grant (W. T.) Company, common
—
3714c
314% preferred (quar.)
93%c
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
.
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)———A
—
5614c
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
(quar.)_—
v
25c
Great Lakes Engineering Works (quar.)
A 15c
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
.6%
9-1
8-15
$5
8-23;
9-
12-
;
31c
(Joseph) Co._
Houston Lighting & Pov/er,
7-16
8-
7-25
40c
conv.
■'Illinois
Refractories
Stock
8-17
8-28
8-
,,
7-16
-9-10*
8-31
*
Home
7-16
—
6-30*
8-1
7-25
;io-25
20c
Sugar
6%
50c
——
3
9-21
10-
8-15
-A:
common.-—A
preferred (quar.)
Horder's,
Inc.
(quar.)__
A.--/
(George A.) & Co., common
—
9- 1
10- 1
A
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-20
7-18
6214c
7-31/,
7-16
8714c .,,1'7-31
y. 7-17
General
$25c A*. 8-15
7- 3
5% preferred (quar.)
$$1.25
8- 1
7-20
General Waterworks Corp., 5.10% pfd. (quar.)
$1.2714
8- 1,
7-20
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
8- 1
11-26
Gerrard (S. A.). Cc„ 5% preferredv(s-a)_—
A , 25c
11-30
7-2
$5 preference
(quar.)
—i.—•. (-i
$125
8-1
7-20
Giddlngs & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—
;;
10c
- 7-31
7-16
Glatfelter-(P. H.) Co., common—.
25c
8-1
4J/2%
preferred (quar.)—'
—„_.A 56J/iC
.8- 1 % 7-16
Glo'oe & Republic Insurance Co. of America—
'
,A:- A A
7-20
Semi-annual
A
40c
;
8- 1 ,
7-20
Godman
(H.' C.)
Company——1—
15c . r 8- 1
Goodall Rubber Co.
(quar.)_—
15c
8-15 a 8- 1
v 8-15
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)_— AA
$1
9-1'
8-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, new com. (initial)'
75c
9-15
1
5%
Ltd., 4.80%
Mines, Ltd
dividend
Stock
10-
8-15
93%c.
$1.25
,
7-16
'
A 53140,' '8-15
' 5314 c V 11-15
—
common.——
Hormel
-
50c
*
,
Service
Public
$3.50
•';
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Public
General
AA;'*A A
(increased quar.)
Common '
8714c
1214c
(quar.)
—
Corp.
(quar.)———
Paint
General
7- 4
$37 Vic
Common
5%
preferred
General
$37Vic
r
7-16
A
$4 ccnvertibje preferred! (quar.).
A $5.50
preferred
(quar.) ——>———...
$6 preferred (quar.)
7-16
1
8-17
(quar.)
Horn &
8-1
8- 1
8-1
$$l
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
—
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
7- 3
Ltd.
Stores,
7-17
10c
$3.75
8-15
9-15
Dominion
50c
/
»
8- 2
,
'
Ltd.—
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.—
8- 1
—
8-17
9-
8- 1
8- 1
25c
—^—_—
Motors Corp.
1
8-
7-13
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.
Extra
General
3
8-31
8- 1
7-31
Co.—
Mills,
9-24
;
5%
5%
8-20
7-17|
1
7-13
11-19
7-31
9-
1st preferred
4%
9-29
10-18
7-24
—
...
7-23
1
8- 1
Co.,
General
6-30
7-30
8-
1
8-1
8-15
1
7-31
55c
25c
$1
(quar.)—
10-15
(quar.)—_„A—
Bartlett
Holly
'
,
A *"A
Dominion
Dominion-Scottish
1
Ltd.—
Investment Corp.,
5%
5%
7-26
20c
25c
8-
—
80c
9-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——30c
12-10
Gamble, Skogmo, Inc., common—
15c
7-31
5%
preferred (quar.)
—6214c
7-31
Gar Wood Industries, 414% pfd. (accum.)—
5614c
8-15
Gardner-Denver Co., 4% preferred (quar.)—
$18-1
Gearko, Inc., 6% preferred (s-a)——
15c
9- 1
General Baking Co., common—.....——
20c
8- 1
$8 preferred
(quar.)
—
$2
10- 1
General Cigar Co., common (quar.)
25c
9-15
7% preferred (quar.)
—
$1.75
9- 1
General Finance Corp.-AA
'A■ •'•AAA*
5% preferred A (s-a)—
...
25c
11-26
4% conv. preferred C (s-a)
$1
11-26
General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred (quar.)
87V4c
8- 1
General Metals Corp.
50c
8-15
Extra
20c
8-15
7-15
1
8-
7-24
6%
8-24
■
1
25c
—
Spencer,
Holly Stores,
0%
8-24
1
8-31
5%
——
Dominion
;
1
9-
8-
————$17 Vic
preferred (quar.)—
31'Ac
7c
25c
25c
Mines, Ltd
Finance,
5%
9-
7-31
15c
Domestic
■1
7- 9
8- 1
Deposited Insurance Shares, series A
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
2nd
7- 9
1
8-
25c
Extra
V?
8-1
22c
(quar.)
Houses, Inc,
Dome
Galr (Robert)
/
Dodge & Cox Fund. Beneficial shares—.
Dodge Mfg. Corp, (increased quar.)—.
i
Gair
for
share.
per
9-14
9-14
(45,000 shares of class A being
redemption on July 9 at $45
Cup
called
Co
Steel
Gabriel
8
10- 1
13c
—
(reduced)
Corporation
11-15
30c
2c
shares—
interest
Beneficial
11-
10- 1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Gabriel Company, 5% conv. pfd.
8- 0
8-16
8-
common—
/
25C
6-29
-
$3.50
(quar.)
(quaT.)_—
B
7-30
—
6
8-* 1
5% preferred (quar.)_
Manufacturing
Co
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A <quar.)___
Higble
AA
(quar.)——
Oil Co
A' Class
-
7-
8-15
Co.,
Holden
_
7-6
7-31
$1.25
—
A'.'(quar.)—_______
Co.,
/preferred -B
Higbee
8-15
re¬
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)_
7-31
35c
Monthly
Monthly
20c
Malting,
&
preferred
9- 6
9-
5%
Hibbard,
8-15
common (quar.)
$50c
Ltd., common (quar.)___—
$1214c
preferred (quar.) A
_____________
$$1.12 V2
1
—
—
(quar.)
Co.
1
Ltd.,
8-1
Yard
Stock
RR.———
Western
Grande
Union
8-
(A. J.),
9-15
Rio
&
Denver
8-15
the
on
9-15
20%
aa :
preferred : (quar.)
Class
$1.50
75c
Debenture
Denver
2
1214c
series.
Stock
Co.'s,
Freiman
8-17
1
7-31
7-
314 %'
Heywocd-Wakefield
2
A
series
Heyden Chemical Corp.;'
7-20
1—
series
1
1
8-
-preferred series
Hewitt-Robbins," Inc.
7-
9c
5c
7-13 t.y
9-1
1
8-
10%
7-20
1
:—
7-10
15c
Inc.— >-*A
414 %" preferred
7
.______•
7-18
7-31
~
7-13
1
dividend
414%
7-16
a214%,
—
__
series
8-
7-31
A
<
Custodian Funds—
8-
Fraser
-—.——
Co,____
Kleiser
1
8-
(increased)
Steel Products Corp.—
preferred class A (quar.)
Hershey - Chocolate - Corp.;"common
/„•'•
preference
&
Franklin
8-
$1.1214
(quar.)—
7%
8-
(quar.)
6814c
pfd.
Payable in non-voting common.
(H. J.) Company (stock dividend).
Hercules Powder Co., 5% " pfd.
(quar.)
8-
15c
AA. A'A AvAA' • ;•■
receipts pref. (Interim)
2Vic
preferred
414%
;
*
Hercules
1
8-
25c
Inc.
Pillot
&
Stock
7-16
'*:
8- 1
•,
of America,
Heinz
11-30
\
;
——-A
_——
Motor, Ltd.—
-American dep.
1
8-
8-15
Ford
(quar.)
Henke
8-20
8-30
93%c
*
Foote Brothers Gear & Machine Corp.—
Common
7-13
7-13
1-2-52
3%
;r
& Chemical Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
3% %
8
7-16
■
_———,—————
7-20
Hayes Mfg; Corp
—_—..—.A—!., 15c
Hazeitine Corp. ./.A—A—————A—
25c
Hecht Company, common
(quar.)
40c
3%%
preferred (quar.)
9314c
8- 1
7-31
Machinery
Food
8-13
1
9-
dividend
Stock
'9-28
8-15
J£arx_—
Light (quar.)
Haydock Fund,
1
8-24
Inc.—
Food Fair Stores.
A
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Cumeo Press, Inc., 314%
pfd. (quar.)
Curlee Clothing Co., 414% pfd.
(quar.)—_
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 class A (quar.)
—
7%
>
8-
10-15
40c
&
Electric
Corp.
9-18
$1.1214
(quar.)—
9-28
7-11
9-10
8-30
&
Payable of Ree,
$1.3714
(quar.)
7-11
9-
9-29
Bank
First
preefrred
Schaffner
Hartford
8-30
7-31
7-31
9-20
62Vic
$1.0614
;
prior
Fidelity
4
7-31;
Crosse
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)__
conv.
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Deposit Co. (Md.)
(quar.)
65c
Stock Corp. (quar.) ___________ A/A. 30c
First York Corp., common (reduced)—___
25c
$2 preferred
(s-a).
"
8%
8-10
9-
8-15
•
Hart
Hat
Corporation _________—40c
Fire Association of Philadelphia (quar.)__—
65c
Fibreboard Products, Inc.—
9-18
Corp
Petroleum
Cosden
Cosmos
9-10
414 %
8-30
9-10
Ferro
8-10
9-
$50c
41/4%
8-31
9-
20c
—_—
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd., common...
6%
Dreferred
(quar.)_
-
7-20
7-31
20c
—;——
—
__
Common
8-20
1
9-
30c
50c
(quar.)_„„
Federated Department Stores Inc.—
6
8-
8-20
50c
Extra
Corp.
When
Share
Company
Harrlsburg Gas Co., common
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
participating
$1.20
Holders
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
!
Pittsfield,
of
Co.
Loan
Federal Mogul
7-17
1
8-
75c
w.
of America, common
(quar.)———
Container
t
25c
—-
Copper Range Co. (quar.)—
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.
Federal
i
of Company
Name
Payable of Rec.
9-15
8-31
8-31
7-31
7-30
7-19
9-10
8-17
Holders
When
per
Holders
When
Per
Name
$2.50
12-30
12-20
;
Volume 174
Number 5033
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of Company
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)
I
Kingan & Company, 4% preferred
(quar.)
Kings County Trust Co.
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund (5c from
ordinary in¬
_.
come
and
Knudsen
from
realized
(S.
S.)
Company
Kress
6%
7%
$1
common
10c
8-15
7-31
7-18
8-10
Mid-West
9-20
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
1
9-14
8-
1
7-17
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
(quar.)
5%
Corp
Increased
8-10
7-27
$5.5o
20C
_
7-31
7-20
Minute
75c
_
8-15
31'Ac
University
8-
1
10-10
9-23
Lake of the Woods
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
10c
1-10-52
12-28
t40c
Quarterly
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
12-31
12-20
8-15
8-
4
11-15
11-
5
8-
1
8-24
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-16*
8-
*$2
8-12
1
7-31
8-
v
•
,ZZ_
25C
11-
7-29
20c
8-311:
16'Ac
V
8-10
City
1
7-12
National
Distillers
9-
1
8-
National
Drug
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-20
8-
30c
3
$1.10
_
$1.10
12-10
11-19
$1.00
3-10-52
2-18
and
3-10-52
8-
1
8- 1
7-31
7-20
$1
8-31
$1
-■?
8-20
9-29
$1
10-
1
9-21
1-1-52
12-22
8-
1
7-23
8-
1
7-17
'
1
8-
20c
7-17
8-4
7-20
8-
1
7-17
10-
1
9-20
1-1-52
12-20
$2
62'Ac
4-1-52
^
(quar.)
;$2 :>v
$1.50
(quar.)__
8-
•
3-20
1
8-
7-17
1
7-9
8-15
8-1
$4
_
$2.50
8-15
National
$1.40
25c
8-
1
7-16
1
9-
:
$2.40
8-27
8-10
8-27
8-10
0-
7
:
preferred
Mur
1
7-16
1
7-13
50c
8-
1
7-11*
9-
1
8-10
* 15c
9-
1
8-10
IOC
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
(extra)
5c
Haven
New
Jersey
8-
1
New
Process
York
New
New
Brake
York,
Fire
8-20
8-10
New
York
8-15
8-15
8-15
10>/2c
8-15
7-25
7-25
New
preferred
York
A
interest
&
pfd. a (quar.)
Gas—
^
Norfolk
50c
<quar.)_
8-29
$$1.25
1
(quar.)
99-
stock)..
7-13
1
45c
v
'
$2.50
8-16
12-
1
8-
11-15
1
8-
>
8-22
1
7-20
'
45c
Carolina
RR.,
Northern
$1.50
Illinois
Co.
Corp.,
convertible
Northern
8-
1
8-15
88-
8-
8
7-30
9-28
9-
8-15
1
8-
1
7-20
8-31
8-15
1
9-
7
1
7-20
Ralston
8-1
7-20
8-15
7-17
Maytag Co., $3 preference
75c
25c
•
7-16
Noyes
8-
7-
Nunn
9
Oklahoma
Gas
7-14
Oklahoma
Natural
8-
7-16
8"
8-1
-
43A%
7-10
Okonite
150'Ac
9-
1
8-
8-
1
7-12
(quar.)
1
40c
9-
8-
3
50c
9-
1
8-
3
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-
3
'
1
'
37'Ac
45c
$1.75
Old
1
8-8
Reece
8-10
7-11
Reed
7-31
7-19
Oliver
$2
8-
1
7-20
7%
8-15
7-31
8-
1
7-20
9-
6
9-
10c
8-
1
7-19
(quar.)
.
Otis
1
8-31
$1.60
7-21
8-15
8- $
8-1
7-20
9-10
8-
7-31
7-13
8-15
8-
8-
1
8-
1
6
1
Class
7-13
;
-
$1-12'A
$1.12%.
$-31
8-17
11-30
11-18
7-27
7-30
7-16
25c
7-31
A
32'Ac
SOcF
59 %c
7-18
;
7-30
8-15
7-13
7-30
8-15
7-30
50c
8-
1
7-16
10c
8-20
8-10
$1.12'A
$1.12 '/a
7-31
7-14
4.65%
Rolland
Mfg.
—
Co—
7-16
Ronson
8-15
"7-16
7-28
8-24
78-
6
1
\
$1.25
1
8-15
7-30
6-30
6-28
8-
Corp.
fund
preferred
(quar.)
8-17
8-
1
9-
1
1
11-15
Rose's
5.
Rosefield
8-31
15c
(quar.)_
8-
7-
■
6
8-
7-31
7-10
8-
56'AC
1
7-23
7-31
7-1$
8-
1
7-26
933Ac
10-
1
9- A
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-
1
7-20
.
5c"
&
Art
7-20
8-1
7-20
75c
Packing
9-
7
&
9
7-13
8-
*
$1.25
1
7-20
8- 1
7-15
50C
——
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
7400
-
9-
1
8-15
740c
12-
1
11-19
725c
:
8-
1
7-16
8-
1
7-10
725c
40c
7-31
7-20
:727c
10-
1
9-15
12'Ac
8-
1
7-10
50c
9-
5
8-15
9-
5
8-15
8-
1
50c
<
7-15
$1.75
10- 1
9-13
$1.75
;
10- 1
9-19
19c
—
8-
1
7-20
933Ac
8-
1
7-20
(Texas)
5c
8-15
25c
9-15
9-
5
37'Ac
9-15
9-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
415c
hoc
9-15
8-15
t$1.06'A
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp,—
H
—
Ltd.,
■V
______
$1
$1.02 »A
(quar.)
Co., common
15C
$1.16
common
Works
25c Stores
7-20
,
.
(quar.)
deposit receipts
(interim)
and
7-20
7-27
1
8-
35c
—
1
10-
-A;50c
for
;
7-12
ordinary
al5%
(quar.)
—
35c
15c
10
8-
1
8-15
50c
(quar.)—
Metal
1
r. s'Ac
Power
Paper Co.,
9-
8-
250
preferred
Electric
&
7-21
9-15
50c
750
(quar.)
Co.
common
preferred
7-31
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Ross
$1.25
8-
1
7-16
$1.25
8-1
7-18
31'Ac
8-
1
7-16
(J. O.)
8-
7
9-12
9-12
69-
9-
9
5
5
25c
8-1
7-20H
7-13
15c
8-
35c
9-10
25c
7-30
7-20-
50c
Co.
8 & W Fine
conv.
Engineering
Foods, Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
—Zr' 1
common
(quar.)
Baguenay Power Co., 4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
St, Lawrence Flour Mills, common
7%- preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)—
'
3
5
8-25
25c
_____
f
.
8-15
12-
50c
serlete F
preferred series
regular
4%
—
9-14
$2
7-30
7-20
1
7-20
$1
bOc
(quar.)
Gas
'American
8-21
V
-
75c
787'Ac
Extra
7-18
7-20
725c
preferred (quar.)—;
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
8-15
35c
—-
———
Co.
Myers,
Gas
M
8-31
8-31
$1.50
4'A%
8-
50c
of California (Del.)—
preferred (quar.)
sinking fund preferred (quar.)
sinking
4.10%
9-10
1
9-29
9-29
(Ohio)
preferred
Valley
Rockland Light
1
—
Co.
preferred
*$1.75
—
&
4%
8-15
8-15
—
participating
Participating
Rochester
.7-13
20c
,
5% preferred
class A (quar.)
$1.50
'
60c
common
8-31
(quar.)___
Inc., common
Robbins &
*$1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
B
Grande
40c
Foundry
Pacific Finance
$1.25
7-16
8-1
Co.
Co
,
5%
1
20c
class
Marine
&
8-
22'Ac
8teel
Car
:
7*10
(quar.)
9-29
35c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
33A % preferred
(quar.)
11-0
Filters—
Pottery
Elevator
11-10
8- 1
preferred
33A%
(quar.)
non-cum.
Rice-Stix,
7-13
Rio
Products,
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
$1
—
,8r 1
(Canada), Ltd., common
5% redeemable preferred (quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co
Renold-Covcntry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Resistoflcx Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)
7-20
1
8-
35c
(quar.)
8-15
Reltman's
33%C
A
8-15
25c
Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
8-31
A
Outlet Company
Owens-Ulinois-Glass
5%
;
United
Ontario
lc
•
B
1
50C
Co., com. (quar.)
Gas Co., com. (quar.)
4'/2%
convertible
Onondaga
7-31
27'/2c
(qua r.)
Corp.,
Outboard
:
Corporation,
9-29
8-
$1.50
Electric
1
50c
(quar.)
(C. A.) 'Co.,
0-29
$1.50
(quar.)—
6% pfd. (quar.)—
1
9-
50c
preferred
9-10
$3.50
(quar.)
&
Co.,
Reliable Fire Insurance
(quar.)
1
9-
: 715c
9-
$3
7-25*
8-
(quar.)_
4'A%
preferred
Securities Co
Light
7-16
8-15
$1.02
0-15
Company
(increased)
Coal Corp.
(reduced!
Ben
Oliver
Co.
preferred
8-15
Manufacturers Ins. Co. (N. Y.)—
-
Leather
pfd.
7-12
1
-
8-15
Co.
7-14
37 '/aC
'
Ohio
4%
1
8-
'
Co.—-
9-15
Co.,
(quar.)—
F.)
Shoe
7-14
$2.50
(quar.)_
Semi-annual
(Charles
Bush
8-
31VuC
(s-aZZZZZZZ
4%. 2nd preferred (quar.)
■AVa% preferred (quar.)_
Meadvllle Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Melville Shoe Corp,
(quar.)
;
Mercantile Stores, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Utilities,
8-
115c
(quar.)
common
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
4.50% conv. preferred
45c
'
ZZ-Z
Corp
McCormick & Co., 5% -preferred
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
Northwestern
8-15
.
$10c
_
■
(quar.)
8-15
•
'
fl-
8-
65c
(quar.)
Rayonler, Inc., common (quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Reading Co., common (quar.)—
—-
8-15
9-
9-
85C
_
Semi-annual
Gas
9- 7
25c
8-
93%C
83 %C
■
(quar.)
McArthur Chemical, 5%
>pfd. (quarr.)
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd., class B_
8-15
&
Mexico
7-16
—
7-12
40c
New
1
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
9-
v
of
1
03 %c
20q
(quar.)
1
Extra
;
Engineering
8-15
8-
$1.05
Company (quar.)
Randall Graphite
Bearings
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., com.
7
60c
Northwest
1
$1.06'A
8-
8-17
7-20
7-20
1
9-
Randall
&
7-16
6-29 '
1
35c
(quar.)
pref. common
Purina
1
8-
*75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Grocery,
Railway
8-
37'Ac
7-13
8-
7-30
—
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
10-
7-20
$1.17'A
—
common.
Quarterly
Quaker Oats Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc.
Quebec Power Co. (quar )
9-14
3
9-21
90c
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (increased quar.)
—
Purity Flour Mills Ltd.. $3.50 pid. (quar.)__
Punta Alegre Sugar
(year-end)
1
7-20
3
8-
4.08% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light
5
8-17
Service
Common
1
9-
8-
8-
$1.28
(quar.) —1
10-
<s-a)—____—
7-30
45C
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40 div.
1
8-15
1
1
of Colorado—
Co.
Public Service Electric
1
7-14
9-14
15c
5C
-
Co.
$1.12%
Northern RR. of New Hampshire (quar.;___
Northern Redwood Lumber
^
1
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
410c
7-15
9-
7-23
8-15
99-
62'Ac
(qu^r.)
9-
(Hartford)
7-16
7-20
$1.50
9- 7
::
1
1
3 7'Ac
1
common
Gas
&
Gamble
Service
Class
7- 1
$25c
v
_
1
8-
75c
7-31
1
4.20%
25C
(s-a)_
88-
100%
(accum.)—
1
preferred
Liberties
(quar.)
pfd.
75c
8-
>
7-31
8-
7-16
$1
Common
00
$1.50
guaranteed
7-10
7-10
1
dividend)
6%
10-
Ltd
7%
Northeastern Insurance
7-20
preferred
(Stock
Coke,
10-
(accum.)
1
1
8-
17'A%
t$l
$3
50c :*
Z
9-14
42'Ac
1
8-
8-
60c
933Ac
—
Mining Corp.,
&
45c
North
&
Brothers
7-81
30c
7-10
50c
$1.12'A
Ry. Co. (quar.)—
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., com. (quar
4% adjustment preferred (quar.)
Norma-Hoffmann Bearings Corp.—
Normetal
Gas
9-28
15c-
1
Brewing Co.---
8-15
r*
12-1*
8-
$1.25
(final)
Price
1
9-1*
1-2-52
Ltd.—
8-10
Public
9-1*
12-1*
1
$1.10
17o preferred (accum.)
Porsmouth Steel Co.
(quar.)
'
Southern
preferred
shares
1
97'AC
quar.)—
Associates,
10-
10-
$1.07'A
$1.07%
—
(quar.)_—
&
convertible
60c
—-—
33A%
6%
Inc.
8-15
8-17
1-2-52
95c
(quar.)
1
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
8-31
-
50c
8-24
<
9-10
■
9
8-15
4
35c
30c
;
7-
7-31
25C
:
,
>■' 8-15
CC7*,'9:'-
8- 1
Mills,
Johnson
Plymouth Oil Co.
,
8-15
8-
(initial
common
ioc
Noranda
8-24
8-28
9-
—______
pfd.
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60% pfd.
4.70%
preferred B (quar.)
40c
(quar.)
7-23
-$1
9-10
35c
$1
(quar.)
7-20
15c
■
8-10
$1.06'A
•'
New
Radford
7-20
8-24
preferred
$1.50
Ltd._
7-13
25c
$1
preferred, (quar.)—_____
preferred
(quar.)
,'3.90%
7-31
3 7'AC
(s-a)
Common
Mines,
7-20
pfd. (quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)_j.
1
10c
8-10
25c
___
?
(quar.)
8-15
V
1
7-31
2nd
12-
$1.183A
(quar.)—.
Electric
8-
30c
____________
1-2-52
$7'Ac
8-15
7-31
~
-_
8- 6
10c
4.40%
.
Public
(irreg.)—
Co.
7-10
50c
(quar.)
1
10c
Co.
1
Co
Co.
9-
60c
Insurance
State
Gear
___________
non-cum.
4 'A %
14c
8-10
$4
25c
15C
I2V2C
__
(irreg. )Z___
3
&
1
62'Ac
—_
Co
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4'/2 % preferred (1949 series)
Newberry (J. J.) Company
3%% preferred (quar.)——_——
8-
t
10-
40C
Merchandise
25c
■
Pittsburgh
10-20
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
York
6%
1
8-
$1.12%
American
Co.—
New
8-
40c
$1.12%
Procter
(initial)——,———_
1
7-25
8-15
$1.75
(quar.)
7-20
10-30
25%
Company—i__
Air
common
8-31
40c
(quar.)
Pinchin,
Corp.—
Mills—.—
5
25c
Stores
Light
Worsted
9-14
(quar.)
20c
Corp.
beneficial
Gas
Co.
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5%
Phillips Petroleum Co.—
Fund—*
of
7-25
preferred
35©
Mines, Ltd.
England
1
preferred
Portland
(quar.)
Calumet
Certificates
Mfg.
Cement
Co.
Pillsbury
(quar.)
Co.
8-
1st
4%
8-
(quar.)__
Canada,
,
.
8-
(quar.I
New
New
;
8-10
10-15
20c
National Vulcanized Fibre Co. (quar.)
Neisner Brothers, Inc., 43A% pfd, (quar.)—
Neptune Meter Co., common..
Nestle-Le
7-13
$1.75
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80% pfd.
4.30% preferred (quar.)
50c
Shipbuilding Corp.—
preferred (quar.
6%
1
1st
Starch Products—
preferred
8-
_________________
$4 non-cum.
National Steel &
10c
(initial quar.)
$3.75 .preferred
(quar.)
,$3.75 preferred <1947
series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-16
5c
Machinery
8-
common
preferred
Rubber
8-
5c
preferred
1
A
8-15
_
Michael Stern & Co.—
8-
(quar.)
&
9-10
1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)———
Phelps Dodge Corp—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
15c
of
9-10
1
9-
$4.50
(quar.)
Corp,
1
10-
$1.06'A
—______
Co.
10-
$1.06
(quar.)
$4.50
50c
Fabrics
9-12
25c
Company
Permutit
7-14
56'Ac
0
7-10
25c
pfd.
*15c
$1
:
Meyercord
7-31
7-30
$1.25
Co., 4.24%
(quar.)
preferred
Permanente
,'7-ia
20c
7-
1
Corp.—
Quarterly
9-20
50c
dividend
National
2nd
8-
9Qc
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co., 2d pfd.
(quar.)
National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
12-20
—_
Paper & Type Co.
preferred (quar.)___—
6%
Sand
preferred
7-ie
Peoples
7-20
9-28
(quar.)
Welding Machines
I2V2C
(quar.)
Products
6
12-28
5
(Phila.)—
preferred (s-a)
Power
Pennsylvania Salt
7-11
$1.50
Co
preferred
Manufactures
New
Louis Ry.—
■
Metal-Glass
6
7-11
7-30
3
8-15
*$1.50
$$1.59
Pheoll
(quar.)
New
preferred
&
7%
7-
1
11-
*75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
National
9-18
1
:•••>". 15c
,v.
■
Co.
Pennsylvania Glass
*12'Ac
Mallinson
Stock
2-18
1
9-
50c
Merchants
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8-
$1.50
Chemical
&
common
Investment
$4
7-30
8-
8-
11-15
5
4.25%
7-
8-15
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
1
12-15
25c
»
8-31
8-
9-15
1-1-52
62VaC
1
2-
1
7-31
10-
33C 2-15-52
9-14
!
Y.)
8-31
62'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-
50c
Mfg.
(quar.)
7-20
Common
7-31
8-31
9-14
8-l!>
preferred
6%
1
$20c
9-14
10c
5
5%
—
7-20
11-
Penman's,
America—
(N.
25C
1
11-15
8-31
1
12-15
8-
33c
8-31
5c
9-15
12-20
preferred
8-31
12'Ac
9-20
40c
20C
3
1
.'_
7-2*
8-
1
$2.50
7-31
8-15
1
(quar.)
&
1
25c
33c
10-
56'Ac
Inc.
1
8-
2-
t$1.75
(increased)
8-
1
2-15-52
10-
(quar.)
com.
1
9-
25c
*25c
(quar.)
National
10c
Z~I
8-
8-31
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
t$1.75
A
8-20
,
Extra
Corporation,
t22'/2C
class
11-19
^
Maul
Macotta
Corp
Maxwell, Ltd.
May Department Stores
8-15
10-
9-15
15c
preferred
Penn
75c
25c
Fibres
*35c
fl
$1.32
7-31
7-12
1
;
*15c
12-10
9-
p
Marshall Field & Co. (quar.)
Masawlppi Valley RR. (s-a)
8-10
8-31
$1.32
8-23
8-
9-15
7-20
$1.32
7-16
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
1
9-
9-14
6
31'AC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Perkins Machine
Products
Electric
National
*25c
(quar.)
Co.
7-16
A
9-10
*25c
(ouar.)
Lynch Corporation (quar.)
Z
ZZZZZ
Lyons Finance Service, Inc., 42c
pfd. tquar.)
Stores
1
class
50c
quar.)
A
Co.
Ltd.
of
Bank
convertible
60c
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR. Co.
(quar.)_
Lucky Stores, Inc. <quar.)_.
Ludman Corp. (initial
class
8-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
$1
62 '/2c
preference
$1
$1.10
common
National
50c
;
Bancorporation ^initial
participating
7-16
8-
7-
9-26
*20c
Common
National
62%c
McLellan
Ltd.,
60c
in
$1
Company
Manhattan-Shirt Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
1
10c
Chemical
-
iquar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.),
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Kord & Taylor, 8% 2nd
preferred
Louisiana Power & Light, $6
pfd.
/Maltlne
8-
;
National
87'Ac
_
(quar.)
56c class A (quar.)
Lytton's, Henry C. Lytton & Co.
$1 preferred
i20c
By-Products
National
1
87'Ac
quarterly
_____
7-31
$1.20
8-
7-31
12 'AC
9-17
(quar.)
Co.
7-12
8-
.
Extra
Inc.
7-31
8-15
50c
_
(quar.)
Realization
7-17
11-15
(quar.)
(irreg.)
National Automotive
National Biscuit Co.
Extra
__
(quar.)
Inc.,Z4y4%
Line,
Chemical
National
60c
Inc.
Macy (R. H.) Co.,
1
Cement
1
Narragansett Electric Co.. 4 '/2% pfd. (quar.)
Nathan
Straus-Duparquet Inc. (quar.)—___
7-19
preferred
4'%
4 Mi %
8-15
10-25
preferred
Mead
1
1
conv.
McCall
1
5c
(quar.)
Theatres
4% preferred B (quar.)
Madison Square Garden
Corp
Mailman Corp.; 5% ; preferred
8-
Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co
Peninsular Telephone, common
8-15
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—
'
12c from net income, and 8c from realized
profits.
1
8-12
conv.
60c
S-
8-
*$4
5%
New
8-24
/
1
8-
V
$1
25C
.
9-10
9-
$1
Co.
Peerless
7-17
34%c
7-31
40c
7-14
12-15
.
7-20
75c
—
1
$1
7-16
6
45c
(quar.)
1
10-
1
8-
8-15
12'Ac
(Keene,
N.
H.)
(quar.)
Corp.______________—
8-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Z_I__
Extra
preferred
Steel
Quarterly
Casualty
Peerless
*50c
(quar.)
5%
Fully
1st
Munson
&
8-
25c
30c
—
quar.)—
8-
"
Munising Paper Co.—
7-20
(initial
common
Iron
7-20
1
Corp.—(
$1.25
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
>
$1
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Rice
Peaslee-Gaulbert
7-20
8-
32'Ac
Airways, Inc
Corp. (irreg.)
$1.50
Extra
6%
____
Mar-Tex
Royal
A
(quar.)
World
'Ac
Corp. of America,
40c
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Corporation
A
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
& Taylor, 8% 2nd
preferred (quar.)
Marine
1
series
6%
Lord
Macco
7-20
50c
Mutual
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50c
Peden
7-30
1
$1.50
preferred
Mount
5%
__
Co.
Plan
$2.25
8-10
8-15
preferred
preferred
Morris
7-19
9-
+2c
Common
Steel
7-30
8-15
(quar.)—
8-15
December
& St.
8-15
8-
40c
*$1.25
7%
series B (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Company Inc. (quar.)
Morrell (John)
& Co.
(quar.)
7-14
30c
■
_
_
Lukens
1
7%
60c
(s-a)
New
C6„ $6 preferred (quar.)__
Power
6-30
(quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias
Co., Ltd.. class A
Class B (quar.)_
Lock Joint Pipe
Co., common
Common
7-30
37V2C
Moody's Investors Service—
$3
participating preference (quar.)___—
Moore Corp., Ltd., common
(quar.)
4% redeemable preference (quar.)
7-16
9-15
96'Ac
guaranteed
Louisville, Henderson
7-25
8-15
$1.37'A
.
50C
$1.10
Dock—
8-10
40c
(quar.)
12-31
March.
&
B
7-20
7-16
1
26'Ac
*•:
preferred
9-15
Little Miami RR.
Original capital
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Coal
preferred
5% %
7-31
8-
$1
,
Montana
75c
_
Lorain
$1.06%
8-15
$1.25
Special
(quar.)
7-31
ZZZ-ZZZ
Boston
preferred
40c
.
Extra
7-20
pref.__—___
pfd. C
9-19
*20c
_
Loew's
7-31
(s-a)
9-19
(quar.)
Insurance Co. and.)—
Lockwood-Dutchess,
$1.18%
preferred
75c
—__
pfd. (quar.)
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp. (quar.)
Parke, Davis & Company
Parmelee Transportation Co.
(quar.)
Paton Mfg.
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
7-20
(quar.)
Ltd.
________Z__
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3 % %
preferred (quar.)
8%
4.40%
7-20
25c
Co
Common
7-31
Television
*30c
11'Ac from net investment
income and
from net realized
capital gains.
Lincoln Printing
Co., common_____.____„
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
^
Special
Co.,
&
Monongahela Power, 4.50%
1
$1
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
8%
Radio
9-29
56'Ac
Lindsay (C. W.), Ltd., 6% pfd. (accum.)
Lionel
Corporation, new com. (initial quar.)
In
(Robert)
ZIIIZZZIZZ
Corp.__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Lincoln National Life
September,
8-
7-31
$1.12'A
Savers
June,
1
Mitchell
1
9-29
_________
pays
8-
8-15
1
30c
—
(quar.)
Monroe Calculating Machine
(quar.)
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
(increased)
Quarterly
8-17
9-15
1st
American
30c
25c
(quar.)
Glass
8-15
9-
$1.30
Service—
*15c
pTdZ'lquarZ)
Works
(quar.)
9-15
10c
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
Public
*15c
__
stock
&
prior
*15c
Laura Secord Candy
Shops, Ltd. (quar.).
Lee Rubber & Tire
Corp. (quar.)
Lees (James) & Sons
Co., 3.85% pfd. (quar.)
Legare Co., Ltd., 6% preferred
(accum.)
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
Leitch Gold
Mines, Ltd
Lerner Stores
Corp.—
Above
$1.60
25c
Quarterly
Bryant, Inc., 4'A%
Bleachery & Dye
Lansing Co.
Lane
Lanett
Quarterly
Corp.,
*15c
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Landis Machine Co.
(quar.)_
B
Life
9-
29c
A
Libbey-Owens-Ford
1st
Maid
4.80%
(quar.)
4'A% preferred
Leslie Salt Co.
1
9-
*$1.75
(Alfred)
Class
Class
75c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)—
Monarch
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc.—
Lambert
Paramount Motors
—
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (J. S.) & Co.,: Ltd.
7-18
10c
preferred
Pan
8-17
2nd
conv.
Mississippi Power
Mississippi Valley
7-31
-
(quar.)
7%
8-17
4
Common
5%
Extension
$1.50
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Plante-Choate Mfg. Co.
conv. preferred
(quar.)
4
9-
Hill & Schuylkill Haven RR. Co.
(s-a)
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline Co., common..
7-27
Co., 5%
&
9■
(quar.)—
Co
Mine
8-10
(quar.)_
Light
Bolder9
Payable of Reo,
Public Service Co.—
7-16
Extra
10c
Corp.
Power
7-16
1
30c
Shoes, Inc., common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Miller & Rhoads, Inc.,
4'A% pfd. (quar.)_
12-20
Lighting
Pacific
1
30c
Share
1
Pacific
88-
Miles
Abrasive
Company
Pacific
$1.10
(s-a)___—
When
Per
Name of
7-13
25c
8-21
1
9-26
12-27
7-31
$1.22 %
.
Corp.
9-12
$1.12%
Holdere
Payable of Reo.
$25
(quar.)
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% pfd.
6% preferred (accum.)
Mid-Continental Petroleum
.
When
Share
———
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-
Inc.
preferred
75c
$1.12'A
40c
National Bank
Salle
7-31
8-25
preferred
2nd
4.40%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Crosse Telephone
La
8-20
ioc
20c
Stock
La
7-13
4.90%
(quar.)
Company
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)_
Michigan Gas & Electric
7-23
$1.75
L'Aiglon Apparel,
La
1
1
$1.50
preferred
Lafayette
88-
(quar.)
2nd
per
Name of
8-16
preferred
1st
7%
8
9-
$20
(quar.j__
(S. H.) & Co.
Kroehler Mfg., 4'A% preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company,
Holders
Payable of Reo.
40c
profits),
Creamery Co., 60c pfd.
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Kobacker
Kresge
5c
When
Share
__
8-31
10-
1
9-
8-
1
6-30
8-
1
6-30
7
-
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(406)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Louis-San Francesco Ry. _.•£..J/',,.-'..'
preferred (quar.)
#«•—*»
preferred iquar.)
St. Regis Paper Co. (increased quar.)——
ei.
$1.25
9-15
6%
$1.25
25c
12'Ac
12-15
12-
Corp.
Tennessee
9- 1
5%
Gas Transmission
I
Transit
Antonio
San
Co.
(quar.)
——
1
8-
8-
11-15
11-
1
——12'Ac
12'Ac
_____—12 "Ac
■15-52
2- 1
■15-52
5-
Co., Ltd., class B—
—|10c
(quar.)
...........
—.
?20c
Schenley Industries, Inc.
(quarJ
50c
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., common
25c
8-1
7-16
8-10
7-20
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bcarfe
;—-——r
__
___—
,
8-
&
Class
A
8-
(quar.)——.
7-18
1
Texas
Thalhimer Brothers. Inc.,
Scovill Mig.
preferred
Electric
Co.
(quar.)
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
Seaboard
Finance
Co.,
Steel
4%
—
Co.,
preferred
4%
A
Sinclair
Oil
Slater
(N.)
& Co.,
flloss-Sheftield
Ltd.,
Steel
pfd.
9-27
12-27
10-10
9-20
Transcontinental Gas
10-10
9-20
10-10
9-20
Trico
10-
1
9-10
1
9-10
Quarterly
8-
1
7-20
<y
4.56%
Canada
Common
Southern
Tung-Sol
8-25
7-16
10-
2V
2
9-
208
$2.20
preferred
3.90%
4.15%
Spalding
(A.
1
8-16
8-
1
7-12
Union Electric
8-
1
7-25
Common
8-15
8-10
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
Co.
11-15
11-10
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
&
5%
Co,
8-15
7-20
Yuba
7-20
Zellers, Ltd.,
1
7-
50c
8-
9
$1.25
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
Union
Oil
8-
1
7-16
United
Aircraft
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
'7-12
10- 1
•
Union
1
4'A%
8-23
5
7-30
8-
1
5%
Co.
preierred
of
(quar.)
$1.12'A
i——
(quar.).
:
America,
com.
40c
$1.12'A
(quar.)...—
8-15
9-
Corp.,
125c
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
$3.00 convertible preferred
(quar.)
United Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.).
8-31
9-15
Biscuit
$4,50
8-31
1
9-7
(quar.)
pfd.
(Calif.)
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)..
United
8-31
Co.
7-10
United
Drill
Class
B
8-
1
7-
7-30
Tool
&
Fuel
United
2
5%
6-29
Growers, Ltd.—
non-cum.
preferred A (annual)
United
Merchants
7-
5
United States
7-31
7-
6
U. S.
;
Stock
United
&
6%
Corp.,
6%
Fire Insurance
New
pfd.
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
8-16
8-
1
1
8-15
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
preferred (quar,)_.
Industrial
Inc...'..
7%
preferred
preferred
4%
7 %
1
7-20
7-20
United
Stores
1
7-20
United
Transit
United Utilities
8-
25c
9-14
9-
7
Steak
class
5%
$56'Ac
preferred
5%
Corp.,
of
Stein
(A.)
&
(J.
Stonega
Coke
Strange
(William
10-
1
P.)
&
&
Coal
J.)
participating
Etubnitz-Greeene
Suburban
;
$4
v.
$4
2nd
7-
7-
Gas
Service,
preferred
6%
preferred
Sullivan
Sun
Oil
A
Consolidated
Co.,
common
4'A%
preferred
Sunshine Biscuits,
Superior Steel
A
2nd
9-15
9-28
9-14
12-21
Quarterly
Quarterly
.Talon,
Inc.
Technicolor,
4
1
7-
6
8-
1
7-
8
8-15
preferred
7-31
8-17
Earnings
7-14
—V.
9-20
12-20
11-30*
8-
8-15
8-
Common
9-
1
1
711-20
11- 0
8-15
7-27
8-
7-16
1
8-
8-17
1
30c
1
by
1
10- 1
9-20
1-2-52
12-22
8-1
7-16
8-
1
.8-
1
7-16
" 8-17
:
8-
—V.
7-17
4
8-24
35c
£8-10
8-15
8-15
9-
8-
1
1
1
8-15
5%
preferred
8-13
4
9-20
35c
10-20
9-10
7-23
1
7-16
11-
1
10-15
6'Ac
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-16
8-
1
7-20
8-1
7-20
8-
10-10
Wellington Fire Insurance
37'Ac
7-31
7-16
$i0c
8-16
7-16
9-15
8-24
8-
7-10
25c
$1.12'A
1
I
$1.06'A
8-10
8-15
8-
10c
,
class
80c
A
class
A
Weber
Showcase
Welex
Jet
&
Services,
Fixture
______
Inc
1702.
p.
8-
8-
3
$0.15
$0.35
$0.37
$0.20
'
:
.
"
y
.
Transmission
Corp.—Preferred
Stock
Of¬
issue of 100,000 shares of 5.40% pre¬
($100 per share), plus accrued divi¬
new
a
offering
aoproval
oversubscribed and the books
was
the
of
Federal
Power
Commission.
capacity
per
by approximately 240,000,000 cubic feet of natural
day;> This increased capacity will meet growing requirements
to
and
95,000,000
will
permit
the
feet of
cubic
sell
to
sale
gas
The
to
day.
per
Ohio
The
to 90,000,000 cubic feet
ruptibe basis to Tennessee Valley Authority.
•
.
.
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
owns
western
operates
gas
Gas
:
on
Co.
also
an
of
has
inter-
.''A,Vy; V.'
pipe line
a
with
Ohio
Fuel
company
of
up
tending from east Texas to
1
,
system
'
'
ex¬
delivery capacity of
a
approximately 665,000,000 cubic feet of
7-23
8-15
8-10
imately .95%
1
8-17
ties
(quar.) "$$1.37 »A
8-
1
7-14
Indiana
50c
8-
1
7-10
•.
$84,157
ending
9-
$$1.75
.
V
$78,913
a
20c
:
(s-a)_
Engineering Co.__
Wesley Mason Mills Ltd./ 5 'A % pfd.
West Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
West Michigan Steel Foundry
$33,963
stock at par
customers
up
1
8-15
53,273
$44,950
.
Gas
contracted
7-31
7-31
25c.
Co.
8-
8-15
8-lb
10c
•
(quar.)
8-15
$20c
__AA
gas
of
1
$20c
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
78.913
proposed expansion, involving an additional 600 miles of pipe
anu' feompressor equipment, will interconnect the company's exist¬
facilities with those of two subsidiaries and increase overall de¬
ing
livery
7-25
i5c
674,065
33,964
The
line
7-2o
$1.12%
$811,455
740,375
new-preferred is callable at company option at prices ranging
per share
if redeemed through Oct. 1, 1956 to $100 per
receives
7-20
8-10
$898,201
365,249
1, 1966.
The stock is also callable at $100 per share
sinking fund which will begin to operate during the 12 months'
Oct. 1, 1956..
i
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
be
added
to
general
funds
and
help
finance
the
company's $45,300,000
expansion program, providing it
7-20
8-1
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$433,176
375,126
after-Gct.
under
•Z "7-31
37'Ac
Wellman
80c
an
$103
period
.8-10
8-17
75C
Extra
7-30
8-
y
under
848.
p.
V
sharo
9-10
30c
(quar.)
trustee,
172,
44,949
The
Tne
6-30
5-
25c
Washington Gas Light Co., common (quar.)_
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
A—
Washington Steel Corp.
(quar.)__
Co.,
Canadian
closed.
from
7-31
.
Trust
•&
company.—V.
1951—3 Mos.—1550
taxes
173,
ferred
Warren Erothers Co.—•
37»Ac
I
1
9-
62'Ac
7-18
$1
Ltd
8-
130c
8-
7-27
and
dends.
7-16
"
deprec.l
July 24
on
10-15
$1
7-30
Waterous, Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
77
$0.84
2614.
173, p.
$465,025
(incl.
Texas
1
11-
(irreg.)
$1.16
322,056
fering Oversubscribed—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed
an investment banking group which offered to the
public
1
25c
the
and
profit.
Earnings per share
6-28
37%c
8-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
9-
12-
7-19
$1
9-4
$20c
(quar.)—
9-10
12-10
use
——
It
Net
8
$1.25
•. 20c
Bank
National
income
income
'
Ltd.
Citizens
7-16
(quar.)
l
•
Walker Mfg. Co. (Wise.), common (quar.)
$3 preferred
(quar.)__„__...__^A__..
Mines,
The
Period End, June 30—
9-15
Co.
$1.06
:__
$286,428
A
TelAutograph Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
7-17
$1.25
7-23
1949 •»;
322,056
dividend requirements.—V.
agreement -between
7-17
10-
30c
8-24
1950
$391,728
354,166
share
common
'
$392,468
—
outstanding...
preferred
a
...
'
1951
.
10-19
8-
y
1
/.'y:8-::17-
$2
(quar.)——
,
letter of notification was filed with the SEC on July 17 covering
estimated aggregate employee contributions ' for 1951 under
Employees'4 Profit Sharing and Retirement Fund to be offered
the
7-18
12'Ac
9-14
Amulet
per
30—
taxes,^.—;
Tappan Stove Co., Mansfield, O.—Files With SEC—
A
7-20
11-
$2
$1
common
Mines,
12'Ac
—
$0.86
$225,000
12'Ac
..i—
*262,570
52.51
7-31
62'AC
.....A
income
shares
♦Earnings
8-15
£
$1.50
50c
717.753
—
.
Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
Months Ended June
Profit after
r
^
"A
1150
$1,534,839 y1-$530,991"
t*axes__!
charges and
share
^
>
1951
common
(James)
6
7-17
$1.75
A..
7
8-
herr
reported
are
(Continued from page 12)
after
7-17
62 'Ac
(accum.)
1
1
dates
record
of
dates were incorrect
--A
per
1
"After
(s-a)
Vulcan Detinning Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
&
published
8-31*
8-19
—
Walker
7-10
172, p. 200.
>*78- 1
56'AC
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
——
Waite
income
1
75c
Van
4%
holders
or
income
20c
prior
Vogt
7-31
tax.
payment
6 Months Ended Jur.e 30—
Gross
7-30
62'Ac
preferred
7-31
3iy4C
Inc.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$i
quar.)
preferred
8-
1
7-18*
25c
(Initial
8-
2
7-16
9-15
of sales
are
For
and
the
to
Texas
first
Eastern
quarter
natural gas per day., Approx¬
public utilities, serving communi¬
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and
made to 31
in/ Louisiana;' 'Arkansas,
and
2'Ac
9-15
37'Ac
><
—
■
99-
1
40C
io-
1
40c
(quar.)
8-17
1
ioc
8-15
•
8-15
West
prior
Point
,
preferred
1-2-52
50c
9-
50c
1
7-30
8-31
11-30
8-
7
7-18
Mfg.
Co.
—'
Transmission
of'1951
nek income" was $1,358,172;
West
1
8-
1
7-1*
20c
"
y
and
7-15
8-
40c
8-
1
.7-15
.'17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
y
/
$2.50
Pulp & Paper—
preferred
(quar.)
y
Canada
A
Corp.
at
a
point in
.
Ohio.
operating
revenues
were
$10,949,491
for
revenues
were
$30,861,665
1950,
A
Western
Life
Common
•First
Ltd
Securities
Co.—
i-
(accum.)
Western Kentucky
Ins.
Gas, 4.80%
Co.
net
$1.12'A"
income
$4,343,830;-y"-
was
pfd.
(Helena,
(quar.)_
.
v-"-;'
^
ftvtge. pipe line
8-15
*-
425c
9-
1
7-31
Notes
8-
1
7-20
30C
8-
1
7-20
Common
stock
•Additional
9-7
'
-
$100
• •
-
-
-
-•
mortgage
(par
bonds
securing
the
-
f3,000,000 shs.
one
or
more
series
bonds,, subject
to
$60,000,000
,
may
the
7,500,000
*
'
.,
$5)
in
Outstanding
% A
^
*:">\
300,000 shs.
.
Mont.)—
0-15
;
.1968__/_^AAAlA:r_T:Tirl-fl $60,000,000
payable to banks___^_____i—
15,000,000
ries. due
'
30c,
--'A'r/v- .Authorized
bonds, 3% %- se-
tPreferredAstock' (par
5.40%".series
1
«*
'
CAFITSJ2ATION.GIVING' 'EFFECT TO PRESENT' FINANCING
$1
Breweries,
Insurance
class
rA
.
Virginia
4M»%
Western
Western
;
(quar.)
7%
8-17
37'Ac
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
—_
Inc.
12-
8-
Swift & Company—
<
8-24
9-
25c
-
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical— ' "*
6% preferred (quar.)
;
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—
10- 1
50c
-
Corp,
Oil,
7%
Cap,
Co.
35c
__
4%
7-16
9-10
Federal
8-
1
5c
$13c*
7-27
1
8-
$1.31'A
8-15
Co.—
Sutherland Paper Co., new com.
Extra
Swan-Finch
8-15
7-20
25c
(quar.)
7-18
Investment News
78- 1
25c
(quar.)
B
9-10
7-20
1
8-
15%; resident tax 7%>.
3
Expenses
50c
Corp.
Securities
1
7-31
3
7-
7-20
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
(quar.)
9
1
1
7-31
1
Ventures, Ltd;
9-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
6%
'
8-
7-10
10-
—
50c
50C
General Corporation and
7-21
30c
50c
preferred
Suburban
00
Total
preferred (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Valspar Corp., common
;
$4
tax
Previous
8-15
7-10
56c
preferred
Spring
Electric
2nd
*
Corp.
y Corrected
1
7-12
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-15
37'Ac
y
(quar.)_
Less British income
9-
1
50c
(S.) & Co. (irreg.t__
Wells Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
(D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—
10-20
1
Less Jamaica income tax.
$1.06'A
8-
$20c
common
9-20
1
9-
7
8-
—
Co._„
1
11-
20c
Fields
Gold
a
(quar.)__
pfd.
8-1
a
$20c
Co
10-
25c
x
common—
Co., 4'A%
8-1
50c
(quar.)
25c
common
Radio
8-31
12'Ac
Camp Sea Food Co., Inc. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America.—
Vapor Heating Corp.
*
5% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
:
8-
(quar.)
Co.
7 9-
9-29
8-
—
5c
Struthers
A
7-16
8-15
$1.25
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Class
1
1
$20c
& Company
Stevens
Stuart
7-16
8-
8-15
common
1
7-10
91.75
$10c
Bros. Stores, Inc.
(quar.)___
Sterling Electric Motors, 4'A% preferred
$1.25
8-1
9-
8-15
(quar.)
8-20
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Caradian non-residents' tax.
$Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non- A
3
Specialty Corp.—
Pictures
Knitting
5%
8-21
9-1
(quar.)
1
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
8-15
.
Stercln
Stroock
1
$1.25
Canada, Ltd.,
Preference
8-17
10-
'
$6 preferred (quar.)__
5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
Upressit Metal
8-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1
25c
(extra)
1-20
9-
5
7-10
50c
1
$1.75
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Etecher-Traung Lithograph—
Steel
9-
40c
B
8-
1
5
Net
preferred (quar.)..——
Inc.—
Utlca
Etedman
5%
9-
40c
(quar.)
6-25
8-
7-
1
75c
$l5c
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Shake. Inc.
'n
1
8-15
45c
A
(monthly)
8-22
8-10
25c
1
1
$1.06'A
-■77
$1
convertible preferred (quar,)..
...
5% convertible preferred ' (quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com. (quar.).
25c
Brock,
al5%
6-
8-
60c
5%
Spring Co.—
convertible
Class
Co.
$37'Ac
8-
35c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Upper Peninsula Power Co.;
5'A% preferred (quar.)..
Stanley
rets,
(quar.)
7-31
(quar.).
8-
,
8-
$1.50
.
Chemicals,
Pipe & Foundry Co.
8-1
$1.10
.
Ltd.—
(interim)
preferred
62'Ac
U. S. Radiator Corp., eommon (quar.)
y>9%. preferred ,Jquar.)----u,w.^.^iswi.*,i^
U. S. Spring Se Bumper,'commott (quar.)—r
4'A % preferred (quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp.—
7-16
9-
8- 1
' 28c
92'Ac
$1.06'A
common
Co.,
Struthers Wells Corp.—Earnings Rise—
9-14
—
Corp.,
8-10
6%
1$1
______
(J. S.
S.
Universal
Silica
7-16
1
Zenith
Y,)—
8-31
4'A%
8-
7-16
.Standard Steel
1
9-
25c
-
9-12
—
8-
50c
8-15
8-31
7-16
Extra
Standard
7-16
$1.25
iquar.)
7-11
37'Ac
U.
(quar.)
1
7-
15C
(quar.)
com.
7-14
$40c
'
(accum.)_
8-
7i 5
7-16
_____
7-20
5
$1.033A
pfd.
7-31
Corp.—
1
35c
1
7-
97'Ac
$7
7-16
8-15
1
Universal Laboratories,
Light,
7-23
28c
(quar.)
1
7-16
$3
8-
&
Co.
8-
1
10%
8-1
Power
7-23
7-31
8-
175c
8-15
7-31
55c
Railway Equipment Mfg.
8-15
8-15
27'Ac
Jr.
Manufacturers
Machinery Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)—
$1
Standard
15c
$1.50
8-
20c
dividend
Shoe
$1
Standard
10-18
$31'Ac
8-15
par (initial).
.
——
U. S. Guarantee Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—__—
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
.
1
(quar.)
Grain
7-31
(quar.)
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preference (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)
7-16
11-
Investments, Ltd.—
50c
28c
28'Ac
Co.
1
8-
1
Co._:
Consolidated
resident
6% preferred A (quar.)...——....
United Gas Improvement Co. (quar.)_
12-
Water
9- 1
8-10
8-
preferred
138c
;
12-10
Stamford
9-15
7-10
,10-15
87'AC
(quar.).
class A
Corp.,
(quar.)..
8-15
(quar.)
10c
$2.50
5%
0
135c
8-31
(quar.)
7-30
United Air Lines,
7-31
1
7-20
8-22
$2.50
(Rudolph) Co
Yale & Towne M:g. Co. (quar.)
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
York County Gas Co., new com. (initial)
8-
7-31
8-
V 25c
Wurlitzer
8-15
7-31
7c
Sons
6
'77.0 $1
$1.12'A
$4 preferred
(quar.)
:
$4.50 preferred (quar.)———Z
Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd
(increased).
7-10
■i. Common
A
8-
9-10
1
7-20
9-
&
9-20
8-15
10-
25c
7-20
8-10
R.)
10- 1
$i.06'A
_______
(quar.)
7-20
1
8-
25c
deposit
Mfg.
8-15
6-29
(quar.)
American
8-15
9-10
(E.
WTigley (William)
Monthly •'
Monthly
Monthly
c
9-10
preferred
Worumbo
7-17
87'A
8c
$4 " preferred
7-17
1
92'AC
50c
$4
8-31
1
(quar.)—'————
Common
j,
9-12
8-
Corp.
(quar.)
1
8-15
$1.25
■
(quar.)
8-
Missouri—
of
preierred
40c
Co.
8-
15c
A
—
pfd. (quar.)—
6%
Service
25c
7
.
: 50c
V.
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)—
Public
7-13
25c
common
7-20
7-20
(quar.)
Light
1
preferred
7-31
_
Wiscoi.sin
&
8-
preferred
7-30
—_
Power
20c
Inc.,
1
1
40c
Crampton Corp.
Electric Power,
$3.50
9-4
(quar.)_
&
7-20
1
8-
Extra
Wisconsin
25c
62'Ac
_.
Winters
3
8-
8-
50c
y
$2.50
$3.70
Spokane Portland Cement
Squibb
com.
.,
633Ac
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
7-31
60C
75C
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc.
8-24
:
7-31
8-15
$1.20
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
& Brothers, Inc.
G.)
9-
C2'Ac
(quar.)
Rubber
&
8-15
$50c
*
preferred
preferred
$1.06'A
—
62'Ac
Asbestos
8-15
.preferred (quar.)—_
4.40%
-4.25%
8-15
$1
Wisconsin
s-a)
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
Union
Telephone—
Service,
8-31
1
Gibbs Sewing Machine—:
5% 1st preferred (s-a)
Hosiery Co., common.
Common
9-14
9-14
&
7-16
10-
(quar.)
Public
preferred
preferred
8-21
(quar,)—
iresumed)
Works,
8-1
22'Ac
(quar.)
8-31
7-'7
1
9-10
(quar.)
Lines,
1
10-
-
Southern Railway Co.
5% non-cum. preferred
25c
Quarterly
Tyer Rubber,
4
7-31
8-15
$75c
_
Winsted
7- 7
7-31
9-
Chocolate, $5 pfd.
(quar.)__
Co.
8-15
3-
40c
_
Willcox
Wilson
7-31
______
South La Salle St.
—50c
(quar.)
3.70%
Corp.
Lamp
7-31
8-15
Oil
7-31
A
Pipe Line Corp.—
Co.
preference
75c
Southern Natural Gas Co.
.
80c
9-4
10-
$45c
(quar.)
4-2-52
Wilcox
3-15
____________—_______________
7-17
United
(quar.)
Southwestern
Gas
7-17
Co.; Ltd.—
Associated
lien
25c
&
9-14
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
Oil
I
tl5c
(quar.)
Power
prior
8-15
—
(increased
preferred series
1
88-
75c
Indiana Gas <fc Electric
4.80%
.
$2.55
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
True Temper
$$1.25
00c
(quar.)_
preference
Southern
Company
9-28
$1
+25c
40c
$1.50
(quar.)_—
Works
12-15
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
10-
(quar.)—
preference
4%
8-15
Corp.
Trane
________
(quar.)
Southern California Edison Co., com.
4.48%
Insurance
Transamerica
—
Lathe
1-2-52
15c
(quar.
7-20
9-10*
Bend
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
33 %c
(St. Louis) (quar.) —
Toledo Edison Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)__
12-10*
South
7-31
(
(quar.)—_
common
9-20
9-20
Co.
Co.,
preferred
75c
Corporation
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd., corn..—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Solar Aircraft Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
•V
Title
Power
1
8-
12-20
Pulp
Water
10-10
50c
O.)
I
,
(quar.)
25c
12-14
75c
Soundview
Company—
'
preierred
Cotton Mills
convertible
$1.35
9-17
75c
(A.
8-31
8-15
7-31
10-
(quar.)__ $$1.12'A
50c
(quar.)__
$1.433A
(quar.)___
pfd.
Corp.
8-10
Quarterly
Smith
7-17
50c
4'A%
i
15c
J25c
(quar.)
9-13
1
Co._A_
Instrument
9-
._
common
Iron
&
9-15
;
60c
Coal
25c
Quarterly
■
i
Electric
8-10
_
5%
Oil
Skelly
(George), Ltd.,
Weston
1
t25c
——
Corp.
(quar.)_:
Co. (quar.)
Weston
9-
15c
110c
(quar.)
Western Dairies,
Company
Westmoreland
7-10
7-20
Wilbur-Suchard
Mines, Ltd
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class B
Class
7-10
1
9-15
Silver-Miller
Simmons
1
7-20
■
—
1
1
8-
25c
1
156'Ac
t75c
(quar.)
2-
10-
25c
$7'Ac
8-
Thomaston
50c
5%
2-15-52
$1.25
$12'Ac
8-
25c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_—_—
preference (quar.) _____
I
(quar.)_
7-31
$1.14
91'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
1
11-
Ltd.—
1
$1
$1.06'A
+30c
150c
preferred (quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power, common (quar.)--—>:j. 6%
preferred (quar.)—————
Silverwood
.y'y'' $1
(quar.)_
——.—
Co.,
8-
11-15
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc.
1
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
,
Shirriff's Ltd.,
A
B
8-27
10-
(quar.)—
common
Extra
•*
Paper
Class
Class
9-15
25c
$27'Ac
(s-a)——,.-———-———————
Williams
Westminister
7-15
8-27
62'Ac
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.,(quar.)
i
9-
8-
9-15
8-
$1.25
7-10
Sheraton
Sherwin
10-
$1
$1
Tv"
convertible
$2.50
7-16
(quar.)
1
25c
(s-a)
Extra
A
pfd.
$4
3.65%
1
8-15
—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
Westchester, Fire Insurance Co.
8-
——
pfd. A (quar,).
redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd., cl. B.
Class
9-
$1.27'A
5%
9-
10-
-
333Ac
333Ac
15c
31'Ac
35c
redeemable
4'/2%
9-
10-
$1.16
45c
65c
Sharp & Dohme Inc., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)-—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
v
Glass
Co.,
(quar.)
8-
75c
$1.25
8-14
27'Ac
—
(increased)—
Corp.
Light
7-16
31'Ac
—
8-14
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leather
Shea's
$2.40
Tide
preferred (quar.)
.
$1.35 convertible preferred
(quar.)__
$1.35 convertible preferred
B
(quar.)—
Securities Acceptance Corp. (Omaha), com.
5%
preferred (quar.)——
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) (quar.)
Seton
10-
1
(quar.)
com.
9-1
convertible
Sharon
$1.15
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
8-
preferred A (quar.)____
5%
Co.,
9-1
(quar.)
com.
5%
9-
Railroad
Holdery
Payable of Rec,
40c
White Sewing Machine Corp., common
$2
prior preferred
(quar.)
Whitehead Brothers Rubber (quar.)
—
(quar.)_
preferred
6s
preferred
Thatcher
7-17*
Container Corp.
conv.
$2.60
preferred A
preferred A
9-
10-
Pacific
125c
——
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common—
5% preferred (qaar.)_
—
Seaboard Air Line RR. Co.,
5%
10-
$1.06'A
Western
31'Ac
(quar.)
5y2%
7-27
91'Ac
SIM1/*
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
8- 1
8-1
8-15
Co.—
3.65%
Scranton
Power
Thermoid
4.30%
i,..
85c
$1
—-
7-17*
25c
—
(quar.)—
Co—
Dillon
$i.02'A
7-20
$4.36
preferred
oreferred
$4
Scotten
9-
$1.16'A
When
Share
10-
25c
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40
Co\npany
Western Light & Telephone Co., common—
5%.: preferred (quar.)
—.—_—
35c
.
7-16
1
7-30
27VaO
preferred A tquar.)
6y2%
1
Name of
6
Co.—
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)—
4'A% preferrred (quar.)———
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
—
4.64% preferred (quar.).—
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
—
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd. (quar.)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—-—
1
9-
——
Common
3
8-15
9-
9-20
50c
Tennessee
per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Monday, July 30, 1951
...
be
''•*
; *
*
v
10.0.000 shs.
2,230,915.6 shs.
issued under
restrictions
the
contained
Volume 174
Number 5033
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
,
(407)
therein.
The
total
principal amount of bonds which may be out¬
standing at any one time under such mortgage is limited to $150,000,000.
tShares of preferred stock may be issued by the directors in
from
series
of
the
time,
corporation,
increased
$40,000
cise
to
time
from
shares
of
stock
amended.
as
100,000
of
United Air Lines,
shares
The
to
stock
common
options.
auhorized
300,000
shares
reserved
are
preferred
July
on
for
stock
issuance
17,
was
1951.
upon
tMail
cerain
Pfd.
chase by such investors of
$37,000,000 of first mortgage
pipe line bonds, 4% series due 1971, subject to the exe¬
cution of satisfactory bond purchase
agreements which
are in the process of preparation but have
not-yet been
signed.
Earns,
after
announced
July
29,
1,
as
the
of
such
to
proposed
terms
subject
and
to
proposed,, conditions
and such
is
to
sell
(The)
investors are
of
pilots'
a
the
posed
rather
July
supplemental indenture under
which
such
bonds
afe
to
be
js to call for a sinking fund to retire $1,080,000. principal
stock
that
the
"date
tionately increased
of
bonds
date
a
by
the
two
supply"
exhaustion
of
available
of
they will operate
fund
prior
years
set
that
so
sinking
forth
in
to
such
"date
the
to
are
retire
to
of
be
the
the
fund
sinking
propor¬
entire
certificate.
of
.
turned
•Bacon,
A.
-
Co.
Baird
Burge
G.-Becker
& Co.,
&
&
Brown
&
Dodge
&
Clark,
Courts
J.
,
&
M.
The
1,500
F.
Co."
;
500
Co.——L:-J:
The
Boston
First
Nolan
Fulton,
Reid
R.
'i
Parsons
'
period,
in
•
J.
•
J.
B.
Hilliard
Hornblower
W.
E.
Co.—
&
Hutton
Johnston,
Stein
&
Co._—1.500
Lemon
Co.—
W.
Langley &
Lazard
Freres
Co
&
Co,_:
"
Higginson
M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Laurence
A.
E.
—V.
:*
M.
Corp
Marks
Masten
174,
&
Co
&
Walker
Corp.
Harold
I
E.
&
of
Texas Gulf .Producing Co.
3 Months Ended March 31—
?
Gross
profit from
Profit
before income
Co.—'—
to
r?
Provision
'Special
for
income
and
taxes——
; Net. income
.
Capital
outstanding
Earning?, per .share
♦Reserve
$822,049
1,1Q7,062
fbr'possible
I
dry
holes
and• surrender
;i
VAiAA/pA/AiX
A'-A
of
Period End. June 30— 5
L
series
due
to
through
proceeds
are
Mitchell-Hoffman
to
Transue
be
&
used
to
drill
Williams
Steel
6 Months Ended June 30—;
Operating profit
Total
■
Co.,
be
Inc.,
1971
*
^
($10
par
amount
Federal
depreciation, etc.—
Atwill
bonds
jthem
~
and
1588.
'
108,000
Truax-Traer Coal Co. (&
Year Ended April 30—
•• '
sales and other income—
':
■
,
before
for
v..
$57,855,673 $26,439,680 $35,354,463
•
6,355,823 V; 2,229,621
6,575,318
taxes——.—
income
1949
taxes,. —
2,330,000
Number
2,090,000
$1,514,621
$4,485,318
1,503,460
■•*■1,379,145
1,477,656
985,107
985,107
$1.54
$4.55
——1—
capital
Earnings
The
paid
715,000
—ji $4,025,823
profit—-
shares—^-1,103,507
share—,—
per
company
recently
aonsolidated
its
the
rate
of
$500,000
per
yeat 'over
>'
$3,65
,
$6,000,000 from two Chicago-banks and
at
:
lcng-term. debt by borrowing
an
insurance company, payable
the
next
12
years. '.
.
Working capital at April 30, 1951 amounted to $8,062,194
compared
$5,125,394 a year ago, an increase, of $2,936,800.—V. 173,
p. 2394.
';■' ;-■-■'. '
-ttVpr* ■
'
with
1
Union Asbestos &
Rubber Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net sales I—
L
:
Profit
before
income
Provision; for income
taxes—277,757
taxes—jl„—
Net
income-,—
;
Capital shares outstanding——^.—
—
Earnings
—V.
per
$2,530,778
—
$1,687,160
;
'-1949
14,218
$2,889,786
606,811
5,403
'
123,741
$154,016
-
:
"
be
made
fund
$8,815
$376,223
Herbert E.
&
sale
of
these
be
used
it
The
purposes.
program
of
retirement,
He
will
the
natural
United
prices
be
and
174,
The
gas.
United
which
Authorized
Cost
as
the
and
Interest
Estimated
estimated
is
100,000
S.
existing
and
Net
L..
Day
&
&
Francis J.
Fauset,
&
&
duPont
During
Si
A,
M.
Carl
Company
Si
Kilter Si Co..—
rS&b, Rhoades
Si
—
Co
2,000,000
150,000
Hirsch & Co
1.650,000
300,000
—1,-000,000
Illinois
to
Si
Beane—
M.
Martin
S.
W.
&
Inc.
$1,033,243
♦$1,057,681
176,760
—
767,941
share—;
to
date
738,980
$1.11
$1.19
,.
,
,
;
_'•:'■"•
.
warrants
:j
the
to
Services, Inc.—Files—Rights—
The
173, p.
July
on
9,573
record
proceeds
1280.
filed
16
shares
of
of
be
of
stock
$16
at
10
to
are
letter
a
common
July
to
used
to
par)
share,
apply
\■,
.
notification
(no
per
note
on
the
with
be
offered,
without
under¬
bank.
to
A
-•
v-
^ Western Auto Supply Co.—Earningsperiods End. June 30—
retail
Net
Total
$20,095,502 $21,155,036
17,222,279
.....
sales
Si
Inc.
taxes
3,621,339
profits
exc.
_-J
share—
earnings
174,
per
231..
p.
30,621,118
6,241,085
3,523,904
1,031,495 / ' 3,551,873
1,368,040
>
2,264,193
earns,
38,576,006
2,666,259
^
taxes
Net
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$34,561,250 $34,820,199
17,001,702
$37,317,781 $38,156,738 $73,137,256 $65,441,317
before
inc.
'
1951—3 Mos.—1950
sales..—
wholesale
Net
•
$1,357,146 <,$1,634,764
$1.81
■• :
/ /•
•
•
,
$2,689,212
$2,155,864
$3.58
$2.67
$2.18
.
■';,:■••
.,
'v
v
Wilcox Oil Co.—Earningssix Months Ended June 30—
§Re-
Gross
Net
of the
be
.
pur¬
Provision
Net
500,000
100,000
C.
Co...—
*
100,000
SEC
by
company,
covering
300,000
150,000
Co
200,000
Si
&
Co..
2,750,000
Hutzler 3,500,000
& Co., A
Swiss
Deane
100,000
Scrib-
St
A 500,000
Brothers St Co
The
the
The
supplied
be
by
statement
$2.50
be
to
with
the
value.
par
sold
underwriters
Lee Higginson
Corp.
is
public offering price and
amendment.
None of the
CO.,
Si
Wertheim
'
•
,
,'
Co.—Stock
v
„
This
has
company,
received
of
Boston,
promissory
under¬
reduce bank loans.—V.
174, p. 231.
Co
250,000
SEC
New England
authorization
time
in
Issue
to
to
;
Electric System
The
First
(Boston),
National
to time but not later than Sept,
amount not to exceed $1,000,000.
Bank
30.
1951,;
Procefds
used to
pay
for construction work or to reimburse the
treasury
because
of
prior
construction
expenditures.—
be
to
are
subsidiary of
from
notes
company's
Corp.—
Noel
1,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
St
Corp.
Co
an
100,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
231.
.
■'
'
_
The
SEC
company
covering
A
■
or
20
on
$225,000
years,
July
23
of
6%
which
are
July 23 that.Jbe stockholders have oversubscribed the
1,065,330 new-common shares which the company
fered them through rights which expired
July 19.
of¬
■'
•
1 r
"
filed
a
of notification with the
deferred debentures due in
letter
cumulative
to
The
world's
largest
single
unit
for
the
will
on
'
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.—Contract—»
100,000
announced
,
be issued at par (in denominations
of $100 each),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be u»ed
to make loans and for workirg capital.
:
10
5,
250,000
Co., Inc.
p.
Workers Finance Co., Newark, N. J.—Files With SEC
400,000
3,500,000
F.
was
Offered—An
Worcester County Electric Co.—Bank Loan—
V.' 174,
Inc...
&
Newell
&
The proceeds are to be used to
150,000
—
Yantis
Issuer.
syndicate, which included J, M. Dain & Co.;
& Hopwood and Woodard-Elwood &
Co. on July 25 publicly offered 50,000 shares of common,
stock (par $5) at $11.75 per share.
100,000
Dabney
&
the
to
150,000
Company—v
Alstyne
payable
now has
Jaffray
Co.—_
American
Offering Oversubscribed—It
to
company.
underwriter.
to
are
stock,
are
writing
Piper,
Si
Strauss
150,000
S.
registration
a
common
shares,
26%.
&
Stokes
Stokes
&
be
will
company
180,000
Co.
Si Leach..
Agee
LoWber
Thomas
™
100,000
400,000
Stroud
of
principal
terms
of
outstanding and
stockholders
the
as
filed
19
shares
now
are
Winston
v—
S.
July
on
180,000
shares
certain
The
Hughes
ner
J,
~
&
500,000
Inc.
Walter
$1.59
••
Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
about
Co.,
Hutton $
Pomeroy, Inc.
2,400,000
Scott, Horner St Mason,
Edw.
share
per
150,000
Si
_r_.——
Sterne,
100,000
$343,297
$U2
outstanding 403,024 shares of common stock.
constituting approximately 44.7%
of
the total
outstanding, are being sold by Harold E. Williams and his wife.
Williams
is
President and
a
director
of
the
company.
After such
sale, their aggregate holdings will be reduced to 104,640 shares, or
Schmertz
Stem
443,297
140,000
$448,013
Williams
Schoellicopf.
Singer,
$4,719,401
* 588,013
'
proceeds
Rothschild
Inc.
1950,
$5,328,667
_
100,000
Salomon Bros.
R.
income—
on
100.000
r..———A.™—*'
St
F.
taxes
income
on
173, p. 1797.
The
2,400,000
taxes
for
for
prov.
income
The
—
1951
f
_
bef.
income
—V.
~
yj:
income
income
200,000
Tyson
250,000
•767,000
Co.—_
Raffensperger,
R.
Co.—
917,000
income.,..
on
1951
year
54,850
corporation
writing.
Net
400,000
-—
Van
—...
<125,451
Co.—
Pollock
Townsend,
Si
1,147,732
437,202
83,126
&
Pizzini
E.
300,000
Co
417,464
•
Palmer
Newton
Roger
300,000
&
the
stockholders
—V.
Lyulk,- Fierce,
Company..
Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp.
Johnson
taxes
27,401,744
10,858,306
1,243,138
A
expenses——
:
covering
Earns,
1,650,000
Fenner
100,000
—
31,157,572
12,416,208
outstanding.
Welex Jet
The
SEC
4In-
/ •
Co.
Si
&
Co
commit¬
,
i
U.
Merrill
L.
200,000
Hayden, Stone Si Co.—_
Heller, Bruce & Co
Kaiser
to
Kean, vTaylor & Co.^—
Ketcham & Nongard...
Inc.
Marshall
Hallgarten
H.
amounts
Rand
350,000
finance
company has purchased In the
buy common stock.
As of July 7,
1951, the number of warrants outstanding was 63,142 Vi, against an
original number of 291,487V2.—V. 173, p. 1703.
;
■•/Fed.
$366,000
underwriter?
principal
100,000
V
The
several
Co., Inc.„_——
Rambo, Close & Kerner
Co.
company.
-July 7,1951
July 8,'50
$47,267,751 $41,971,936
common
market
Net
the
Si
250,000
the
♦Adjusted to reflect retroactive increase in taxes.
parts
corporation
Wm.
Co.—
&
Freeman
Harrison
and
the
100,000
200,000
...
of
member
a
V
the
Co.—Earnings Increase—
income
per
and
'
300,000
Co.,A V- ••;./■■
Inc.
4——100,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson
300,000
Gregory & Son, Inc.—
750,000
M., M.
of
2,000,000
Co.___
Steele
Ferris
series
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc. —:
200,000
& Co.^
Merle-Smith
Dreyfus
series
B.
Shelby Cullom Davis &
L.
Federal
shares
11,718,632 Shs.
future
150,000
—„—
K.
Cunningham
Si,
Co., Inc.——„
and
;
Officer, announces
25,000,000
12,000,000 shs.
of
200,000
250,000
300,000
insurance
■
administrative
Common
engaged
serves
300,000
Co.
&
Co
be
/
with
years
—
E.
3,500.000
to
are
of
group
Executive
38
.i
Earnings
—V,
150,000
Sc
after
long-term debt
premium on debentures retired..
750,000
Parker
director
a
Chief
31,
on
Call
50,000,000
respective
.'200,000
and
of
General
the
31,
value)—.
names
a
exps. incl. advertising..—.
Depreciation of bldgs., machy. and vehicles
$#102,771,000
423,933,000
J
terms
$5,000,000 which the
goods sold
Delivery and selling
Outstanding
1970..W$300,000,000
1,
underwriting
under¬
transportation,
<
System
1
and
the -principal
as
.
Aug.
11.
p.
income
Gross
at
from
corporation
gathering,
named
27 Weeks Ended—
&
ranging
will
presently
System
purchase,
price
Chairman
effective
continue
tee.—V.
corporation to
the United Gas
the
been
is
the
of
B
series
'
bonds
by
construction
has
Co.
the financing, together with
obtain through the sale to
of
Smith,
his
United
week
redemptions
230,588
475,178475;176*^ "~475,176
! $0.32
"
$0.02
^"$0.76
at
the
with
stock,
..
underwriting
Clayton- Securities Corp.
C. C, Collings and Co.,
Stock
.
share—————„-
173, p. 385.
1950
former
next
statement
preferred
2095.
named
...
1951
to
made
registration
a
cumulative
United States Rubber Co.—Smith to Retire—
based
100,000
Cassell & Co., Inc.
Central National Corp..
Foster
Net
Dividends
is
200,000
F.
Dick
-1950
stock
be
filed
of
common
Co..
-----
Co,
1951
,
income
$1.29
A':.,
are
p.
Milhous,
and
135,500
Subs.)—Earnings—
/
Mohawk
July 20
shares
to
Mullaney, Wells & Co,.
Newburger, Loeb Si Co..
Broome
R.
Net
Provision
-
(
the 14 months ended June 30,
1951, the company made
expenditures for new plants and facilities, for improve-f
existing plants and for timber. Further capital expenditures
contemplated, though not necessarily at the same rate.—V. 173,
me'nts
100,000
Burnham
$175,665
135,500
$2,06
';;"/
'
■
$8,500,000 of
200,000
Stockton
C.
715,000
—
'
r
5.25
debentures (pursuant to negotiations now being
will be aded to cash funds of the company and will be
increased working capital and for other
corporate pur¬
as
Co.
Redpath
1950
283,665
&
Bear, Stearns Si Co
Branch, Cabell Si Co
,
$267,000
Earnings .^per^sharc-------p.
11.31
7,515,549
on
Dillon
Company—.
Inc.
173,
$11.21
4,455,262
During
the
over
are set forth in the table below:'
Robinson
and
Auchincloss,
per
$1,030,294
income, taxes.
shares—
Value
Per Share
$44,947,293
convertible),'
proceeds
available
receive cash
value
treasury.
July 1951 to extend maturity to July
1, 1953.
series
Aspden,
4
$361,367
capital
278.
p.
poses.
received,
will
corporate
authorized
roeder, -Inc. ——-—i
Arthurs; Lestrange ft Co.
The
^
1951
Niagara
may
1952
—
the
$1
at
L.
the
stock
and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $7,300,000
Allison-Williams Co.
150,000
Amer.
Securities Corp._ 1,000,000
Geo. G. Applegate & Co.-*
100,000
Arnhold and 8. Bleich-
Forging Corp.—^Earnings—
Net
Profit
with
1,076,387
for
Number
—V.
offered
*
:
Baltimore,. Md.
>
income
Provision
.
after
&
wells.
will
asset
by
corporation's
in
chased by
Trans Western Oil & Gas
Corp., Baltimore, Md.—Files
With Securities and
notification
of
sinking
July 1, 1971
banks (due Dec.
..
Exchange Commission—..
from
UNDERWRITERS—The
12 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 200,000 shares of" common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share
through M. J. Sabbath Co., Washington,\D. C.
The proceed? are to be used fojr
working capital- "
J
share
by
stock¬
174,
Asset Value
—
Fund
60,000
$100,
conducted),
and Mississippi and also extends to Mobile,
Florida, and to ,the International Boundary at
Jan.
to
stock
Aggregate
flnanced
July
The corporation Lon' July II iiled a
letter of
SEC covering 300,000 shares of common
stock
net
cluding $1,824,000 principal amount of the
1967
principal amount of the 1970 series
purchased
during May 1951 • and are held in the
SEC
,
due
Common
tAfter
on
taken
among
privilege,—V.
expects to
companies of 15-year
.
CAPITALIZATION GJVJNQ EFFECT
TO PRESENT ^FINANCING
series
*
corporation
allocation
■/
.
—
company
retail
■
Tiger Tractor Corp., Keyser, W. Va.—Files With SEC
The
their
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
bonds
1951»
preferred' dividend requirements. ...{Including a non-A
recurring gain on the disposal and leaseback of property, amounting
to $li733,000; or $1,45 per share.—V. 174,- p, 192.
r
the
while
of
1951—6 Mos.^-1950
:
Net
200 shares.
surrendered; this ratio
were
production,
sale
L°ul8iana
xas'
u
SNotes payable
i
of
constitute
the
3s/a %
172,
'
1951—3 Mos.—1950
bonds
1951
Co.
ne
23/4%
sales
i ♦Loss,,
,
The public offering
supplied by amendment.
were
average
share
mtge, and collat,. trust bonds—
23/4% series due July 1, 1967
.
$23,144,000 $17,150,000 $49,197,000 $34,128,000
Net profit after taxes—
*2,342,000
>1,222,000 43,924,QQO ',3 *820,000 '
Common shares outstdg. 4 >1,195,817
1,132,631 ' 1,1§5,817
1,132,631
tEarns. per.com. share-*
V
$1.89
■(
Nil AaA"*-'$3.13'-.Nil
;
for
oversubscription
writer.
the
were
Pensacola,
Te^as. Among the important' cities served with
natural gas
are
Beaumont, Houston, Laredo, Longview and
Marshall,
Texas, Bogalusa, Lake
Charles, and Monroe In Louisiana, and
Biloxi,
Gulf port,. Laurel
and
McComb
in
Mississippi.
Textron Incorporated (& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings Up
Net
the
other
and
1st
%
leases.^-V.
that
stock
tendered
who
value
Eastman,
effective
were
stated
;
common
the
for
in
at
$631,633
-
p. 1140.
ten
under
,
corporation
covering
Corp.
July 24, 1951.
Former holders who
exchange for the Niagara Mohawk
In
one
Gas
Alabama,
.
! 1,080,812
$9-3* vx->
Power
United
192.
par,
Laredo,
„
.
shares
to
more
the °ver:all construction
ia
Pipe
VT951AA v < r 1950
$2,65,7,489
$2,266,988
'1,247,049 * * 775,929
z%■ 225,000 r 1144.296
^Dr20Q;000
J—
reserve"-'
each
shares
728,423
Fund
2500.
p.
(par
Pipe Line Co., a
subsidiary, for the years 1951 and 1952
approximately $170,000,000.
;
:
BUSINESS—United Gas Corp., Union
Producing Co. and United
Gas
500
LL-
•
173,
open
part
principally
—Li.—
taxes—L_——_
available
be
their
Accumulative
SEC
of
United
aggregates
a,
sales-——L£2i—
100 to
par.
in
United
t
.
,
the
shares of United
for
additional
System
1,500
&
.
He
their
$4.47.
turned in odd-lots
who
on
1951
or
redemption
to
finance
Co.—3,800
Wood
A,.
,
in
holders
was
Corp.—Bonds
bids
distnbution
<
,
11,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
6ale
3,800
Dean
Witter
that
hold their
which
1951.
remaining holders
share
per
receive
p.
—_
1,500
500
sub¬
for
United States Plywood Corp.—Files With SEC—
-
other
102.37%
1,500
Co.— 1,500
Co.-,-
&
174,
104-87 %
Weld Si Co._J„-_A-_ 3,800
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbsj750
-
—V.
Co. Inc. and associates on
July 26 offered $50,000,000 of
first mortgage and
collateral trust
bonds, 3%% seriesdue 1971 at 102.367%
and accrued interest.
The group
won award of the
bonds at competitive sale on
July 24
on a bid of 101.65%. The
offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
—
General
3,800
&
July
shares
Gas
Securities
2,000a.
Co.—'
&
107. '
p.
Co.-
&
Webster
Securities
H.
750
Co.—,— 1,000
Boyce—— 1,000
Anthony
G.
primary
their
$17.50
additional
an
Fund
United Science
viz: Morgan, Stanley
Wilite>"Weld & Co. and Equitable Securities
Corp. (jointly),
101.60;-,and First Boston
Corp., Harriman Ripley & Co. and Goldman
Sachs & Co;
(jointly), 101.39999, both with a 3% %
coupon.
'
'White;
—^ 1,500
for
will
exercise
Income
United
relationship of 97% of United's average net asset
value during
offering period to the average closing price of
Niagara Mohawk
during the offering period.
&
Trask
Union
3,800
Lee
Carl
•
Bros.
&
the
to
Mohawk
offers
24,
turned
the
Two
2,000
Corp.
Spencer
3,800
3,800
&
"V:
2,000
2,000
Tucker,
1,000
Co.—:—__
&
500
Hutzler—
Smithers
Stone
Loeb
C.
S.
500
Kuhn,
.
Son
F.
2,000
Co._— 1,500
&
Singer,
3,800"
shares
Ward Baking
Co.—1,500
&
for
United
1,500
Bros.
July
who
will
750
Company
Deane Si Scribner—
Shields
Weeks_ 2,000
&
•
-
Salomon
100
expected.—V.
750
Co
L. F. Rothschild
of
Niagara
Distribution of cash and
Niagara Mohawk
holders who surrendered thslr stock
1,500
Co._:_
&
&
&
for
holders of from
based
5.2125
50O
Gardners
&
share
per
each
the
Jackson. &
Pressprich
Riter
applied
•
United
perma¬
1588.
p.
announced
elected
United's
on
United stockholders
will
1,000
;
,
Reynolds
500
173,
at
'
Total
*$0.13
reflect
3,800
—
Company———..
Webber,
Reinholdt
&
&
Ohio
W.
who
The
26
had
following the exchange
value
stock
on
.£>-•
Co
&
Co
Curtis
500
Corp._ 1,000
Corp..
3,800
Inc
Turben
Paine,
-
to
- '•stock
750
Fen-
S.
-
Co.——
500
Harriman Ripley & Go., Inc. 2,500
Hayden, Miller & Co._-^___
750
Hemphill,
Noyes,
Graham,
-
.
Compan^—,
Milwaukee
1 The
1,500
Securities
Folger,
&
Moseley & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
1.000
1
&
Merrill,
3,800
Sons_._—
Co.,
Dain
1,000
500
Inc
Equitable
-
Inc.
Co,.. Inc.—
Alex.
Co.,
McDonald
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Co.— a 500 i V ner & Beane„_
Kraus
&
Blyth
v
Inc.—j-7,200
Co., Inc.— 1,500
Whipple •&
.Robert W.
Ball.
&
and
asset
stock
•
Read
Allyn
most
were
assets
common
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal
underwriters of the
shares of the 5.40% preferred stock, and the number of
sh£r|s thereof
which each has
severally agreed to purchase from the "bhfporation,
.'are as follows; •.<?-; V'*'.
••.A;...1'' "
" ' A
\'.A'Aa ' •
A;
AA
Shares
v.*
Shares
C.
expired
July
it
under
stockholders
and
net
$4.4278
<
Dillon,
exchange
and
of
net
offering
,i
A.
1951
strike.—V.
shares
cash
exchange
Former
issue
AA'A'A;
-r'
for
indicated
immediately preceding
exhaustion of available gas
of
June,
approximately $62,962,000 based on indicated market
quotations as of July 24, 1951.
The
approximate number of shares
outstanding were 14,071,800 and the
date
payment
the
supply"*
gas
is
a
date earlier than July I, 1973,
due after the filing of such certificate
1951,
holders
United's
on
of United
or
portion
odd-lot
^amount of such bonds on Jan. 1, 1955 and on each July 1 and Jan. 1
.thereafter.
In the event
that a certificate of available
gas
supply,
the corporation is required to file with the
trustee ..annually,
shows
209 992
«.
under
share
United Funds, Inc.—Asset Values June 30, 1951—
(Del.)—Majority of Stockholders
President,
than
stock
11,
major
'which
,eorporatiou
instalments
Corp.
M. Hickey,
approximately 97%
stock
common
^issued
United
:V; Wm.
the
expansion
17,420
holders
Will Continue to Hold Shares—
such bonds prior to June 30, 1952 if a certificate satis¬
corporation shall have been granted prior -to Oct. 1,
Federal Power Commission with respect to the proposed
program.
Such agreements are to provide for the payment
to
by
corporation
202,300
also
,
in
shares
the
purchase
factory
T051
the
agreements
$1.31
$0.71
-
Under
$0.88
Only
?$59,370
reduced
were
result
a
$2,957,558
1,047,910
buying
one
.
;
$1,934,311
104,671
for
of
oversubscription privilege to subscribe for stock not
stockholders under their primary subscription right.
Other
by the Civil Aeronautics Board for the
periods
tOperations were interrupted from June 19 to
1947.
1951
their
239,110
667,410
•
99,776
share..
com.
3,392,532
857,067
tMail revenues
rates
1,313,402
$1,585,724
requirements—
per
♦Loss.
June
(net)
earnings
div,
nent
1,862,141
applied
privilege
held.
Stockholders
*
;fc
adjust,
pay
Net
1
in-
taxes
come
shares
revenues
State
exer¬
To Place Bonds Privately—The finance committees of
institutional investors have authorized the pur¬
,
Stockholders
scription
$1951—3 Mos.—1950
U951—G Mos.—1950
$30,436,355 $26,029,042 $58,220,936 $44,392,652
expenses
25,770,371
22,754,923
50,556,422
43,925,240
Other deductions (net),
361,052
26,406
647,014
287,672
Federal
and
•'
-
Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Operating
Operating
provided in the certificate of incorporation
as
51
manufacturing
of Ethylene
employ Worthington centrifugal compressors, driven by Worthing¬
turbines, and a turbo gas expander to be used for recovery
of temperature from product to battery limits.
The unit is being
built for the Gulf Oil Corp. at Port Arthur, Texas, by The Lumi»u«
Co.
New York, designing engineers and constructors for the petroleum
ton
»
M.1
steam
AUntY«inri1
__U
1*7*5
T1
1 7A7.
,
52
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(408)
.
.
.
Monday, July 30, 1051
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ARIZONA
Maricopa County, Kyrene Sch. Dist.
No. 28 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Offering—William
O.
Click, Clerk of .Board of Super¬
visors,
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(MST) on Aug. 13
for the purchase of $45,000 bonds,
as
will
000
bonds
sewer
2%s.
$55,000
Due
2y2s.
120,000
Due
bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1962 in¬
1970
Due on June 15 in
school
10,000
bonds.
on
from 1953 to 1962 in¬
July 1
clusive.
bonds
The
dated
are
July
1,
Interest J-J.
1951.
'
San Diego
County (P. O.
Diego), Calif.
San
Bond Offering
—
T. H. Sexton,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 6
for the purchase of $390,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1951.
on Sept. 15 from 1952 to 1976
inclusive.
Interest M-S. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Due
Deff
&
Herrington, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Corte
Sch.
Fresno
Dist.,
school
000
Aug.
Dated
bonds.
1,
1951.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to
1971
inclusive.
son,
will
Clerk of Board of Trustees,
p.m.
(PST)
Ind.
Gordon
W.
Hays, Secretary of Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 3 for
Interest
F-A.
on
:
Legality
J-J.
Interest
approved
Dick
Pershing, Bosworth,
Dawson, of Denver.
by
Hamilton Township
&
(P. O.
Ind.
Offering—John B. Lotz,
R. R. 7, Muncie),
Bond
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
County (P. O. Santa Rosa),
Bloomington, /W.
California
receive
(CST) on
Trustee,: will
Township
ILLINOIS
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $180,-
/
000 school bonds, as
follows:
refunding $90,000 School Township - bonds.
bonds was purchased by Blyth &
Due on July 1, 1952 to Jan.
ay the Bank of America National
La Habra Sanitary District, Orange Trust & Savings Association, ot Co., of Chicago, as 1.90s, at a price
1, 1967.
of 100.01, a basis of about 1.89%.
San Francisco.
County (P. O. Santa Ana),
90,000 Civil
Township
bonds.
California
Due on July 1, 1952 to Jan.
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 130
COLORADO
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
:
1, 1967.
(P. O. Blue Island), III.
be received until July 31 for the
Adams County Sch. Dist. No. 14
The bonds are dated Aug. 15,
Bond Sale—The $725,000 bonds
purchase of $60,000 sanitary bonds.
Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
(P. O. Adams City), Colo.
offered on July 12—v. 174, p. 53— 1951.
proved by Ross, McCord,-Ice &
Lower > Lake School District, Lake
Bond Sale—The issue of $331,- were awarded to a syndicate com¬
Miller, of Indianapolis.
j
County (P. O. Lakeport), Calif.
000 construction bonds was pur¬ posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
of about 2.55%.
Bond Sale
000
school
—
bonds
purchased
was
water
000
of $660,-
issue
Sale—The
Bond
The issue of $24,-
revenue
•
Bond
Offering—The
County chased by Bosworth, Sullivan
Clerk will receive sealed bids
un¬
til
Aug. 6 for the purchase
$25,000 school bonds.
of
Co., of Denver, and Associates.
& Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co., of Chi¬
cago, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.001, a net
Denver
(City and County), Colo.
interest
Bond
Madera, Calif.
Town,
—
sealed
receive
Windsor Union Sch. Dist., Sonoma
316—were awarded to the Bank
p.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 2%s, at a price of 101.54, a basis
School District,
Unified
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
bonds offered on July 24—v. 174,
Union
County (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond
Offerings-J. L. Brown,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
CALIFORNIA
Coronado
City Sch. Dist.,
Los
Due
Offering—Pauline Ander¬
Bond
inclusive.
1975
to
Offering
Bond
bids until 8 the purchase of $72,000 joint
Aug. 6 for the pur¬ school building-1951 bonds. Dated
chase of $324,000 school building July 1, 1951. Due on July 1, 1952
County Clerk, will receive sealed bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. The to Jan. 1, 1961. Interest J-J. Le¬
bids until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on bonds shall mature and be payable gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Aug. 14 for the purchase of $81,- on an annual amortization plan. Ice 8c Miller, of Indianapolis.
ferry
15
1971.
and
Hermbsa Beach
clusive.
'
June
on
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
Home), Ida.
Due on June 15 from
15,000 3s.
1968
15
School
Hagerstown
County Ind. Class A Sch.
Dist. No. 6 (P.O. Mountain
Elmore
20,000
15
June
on
inclusive.
1957
to
2%s.
Due on June
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
purchased
1957 inclusive.
1952 to
from
20,000 23/4s.
school
was
by R. H. Moulton & Co., of San
Francisco, as follows:
follows:-
$35,000
1952
INDIANA
IDAHO
$12,000 3%s. Due on June 15 from
Gridley, Calif.
Sale—The issue of $195,-
Bond
Sale—The $1,301,000 pub¬
Indianapolis, Ind.
;
$1,200,000 notes
Note Sale—The
offered
on
July 24—v. 174, p. 317
to a syndicate
follows:
of
cost
about
2.75%, as
awarded
were
—
bonds:
composed of the Indiana National
bonds offered on
$24,000 building bonds, as 21/fcs.
Bank, American National Bank,
173, p. 2656 — were
Fletcher Trust Co., Indiana Trust
Angeles), Calif.
278,000 building bonds: $50,000
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, Boettcher &
2Y2S, due on Dec. 1, 1970, op¬ Co., and the Merchants National
Co., Bosworth, Sulli¬
tional on Dec. 1 from 1953 to Bank, all of Indianapolis, at lVt%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed van &
Co., and Associates, as fol¬
$25,000 3%% street improvement
31
Bonds Publicly
Offered
Montebello Unified Sch.
The
—
Bank of America National Trust &
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
is
offering the following
cisco
Los
bids
bonds.
Due
1952 to
June
on
15
from
inclusive.
1956
bonds.
1957
Due
to
street
Due
bonds.
15
inclusive.
1965
3%
55,000
June
on
from
^
June
15
1951.
are
Interest
;
15,
J-D.
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
Due
Olivehurst
lic improvement
July 25
on
Dated
&
1951
(PST)
on
Bank
of
America
National
Trust
& Savings Association, of
Francisco, as 3s, at a price of
100.45, a basis of about 2.94%.
San
El Camino
Union
School District,
County (P. O.
Placerville), Calif.
El Dorado
Bond Sale—The issue of
$90,000
bonds was purchased by
school
the
Bank
Trust
&
of
America
Savings
National
Association,
of
San Francisco.
Fairview
y
County Water District,
Orange County (P. O. Costa
Mesa), Calif.
Bond Sale
—
The $300,000 water
works-1951 bonds offered on July
10—v. 174, p. 145—were awarded
to Barcus, Kindred &
Co., of Chi¬
cago.
Fresno City Unified School
District,
Fresno County (P. O. Fresno), Cal.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
County ClerK, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30 a.m.
(PST) on
for the purchase of $2,140,000 school bonds. Dated June
15, 1950. Due on June 15 from
July 31
;
-
1953
J-D.
to
1970
inclusive.
Utility District,
Aug. 1 for the
pur¬
chase of
bonds.
?
Bond OfferfngrrrSealed bids will
rbe received until,Aug-1.3 for-the
purchase of $90,000 school bonds.
due
on
(P. O. Darien), Conn.
Sale
The $2,600,000
school improvement bonds offered
on July 25—v.
174, p. 52—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Bear,
Stearns
&
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Roosevelt & Cross, Mackey, Dunn & Co., Andrews &
Darien
—
$178,000
and
Dec.
on
Dec,
^• US;'';
223,000 building bonds: $10,000
2V2S, due on Dec. 1, 1970, op¬
tional on Dec. 1, 1962.
45,000 3s, due
tional
on
on
Dec. 1, 1970, op¬
Dec.
1 from
1963 to
<51965 inclusive, and $168,000
23/4s, due on Dec. 1, 1970, op¬
;
tional
on
Dec. 1 from 1966 to
1970 inclusive.
County Sch. Dist. No. 163
(P. O. Park Forest), 111.
Wells, Inc., Gordon Graves & Co.,
Twp.
Offering—Gordon
Bond
Secretary
of
Board
W.
of
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) or*
School
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $52,000
joint
school
building-1951
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1951.
Due
July
on
1952 to Jan. - lj 1961.
Legality approved
1,
J-J.
Interest
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Jennings County (P. O.
JVernon), Ind.
Bond
Cook-
Township, Sch.
(P. O. Hagerstown), Ind.
2%s, Hays,
1, 1970, optional
1 from 1966 to 1970
inclusive.
T
-
CONNECTICUT
212,000 Sunnyvale School District
bonds.
1964
GEORGIA
Sale—The
issue
of $255,-
and Court House-1951
bonds was purchased by the City
Securities Corp., of Indianapolis,
500
jail
California
/.Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
of
receive
on
$47,000 schoo
July 23—v. 174,
(EST)
of
316—were awarded to the Bank
America
National
Trust
sealed
on
Penn
until
11
a.m.
Aug..6 for the purchase
water works reve-
1, 1951.
certificates.
Due
on
Dated
•
lanta.
III.
Aug. 1 from 1952
issue of
Gas
$750,-
System
Sale—The
Natural
bonds
Township (P. O.
Pennsville), Ind. ' <"■ |
Bond Offering — H. E. Bayne,
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $78,000 school bonds, as follows: Utv
Township
Trustee,
sealed bids until 7
was
&
purchased by, Barcus, Kindred
Co., of Chicago.
.
•
-
Gibson City,
Aug.
Savings Association, of San Fran
to
1971
inclusive.
Interest
F-A.
cisco, at a price of 100.06,. a net Legality approved by Spalding,
interest cost, of about 2.94%, as
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley ■ ofAt*follows:
Bond
000
$1,000,000
nue-1951
&
bids
inclusive.
Fairfield,
Sylvan Union Sch. Dist., Stanislaus
Certificate Offering—Lawrence
A. James, City Comptroller, will
County (P. O. Modesto),
■
1971
to
■
Atlanta, Ga.
■
Kakersf/^ld^alif.,.
in-
Sale—The
Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of
^
elusive,
/
67,000 Alley Paving District No.
Bond
1965
1963' to
,
Interest
Greenfield Union,School
District,
Kern County (P. O.
Sanitary
Jefferson
1970, optional on
1,
a
Creek
237 bonds.-
inclusive, $50,000 3s, due
Dec.
Dec. 1 from
B end
Offering—Douglas
E
$1,600,000 off- and Paul Freedrick & Co., all of
Smith, Secretary of Board of Edu¬ as 2V4s, at a price of 400.32, a basis
street parking revenue, series A New York City, as 1.70s, at a price
cation, will receive sealed bids of about 2.21%.
bonds offered on July 24—v. 174, of 100.07, a basis of about 1.69%.
until 5 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 23
Knight Township, Sch. Twp. (P* O*
p. 145—were awarded to a syndi¬
y Groton, Conn.
for the purchase of $400,000 build¬
1116 North Weinbach*Avenue,cate composed of Blyth & Co., R.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water
ing bonds. interest J-J.
H. Moulton & Co., both of San
Evansville), Ind.
and electric bonds offered on July
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 163
N o te Offering—Paul F. Wil¬
Francisco, William R. Staats Co., 24—v. 174, p. 316—were awarded
of
Los
Angeles,
and
Stone
& to the Union Securities
(P. O. Park Forest), III.
kinson, Township Trustee, will re¬
Corp., of
sealed: bids
until 1
Youngberg, of San Francisco, at New York City, and the Equitable
p.m.
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale ceive
a
price of 100.10, a net interest Securities
Corp., jointly, as 1.70s, of $400,000 building bonds offered (CST) on Aug. 10 for the pur¬
cost of about 3.19%, as follows:
at a price of 100.35, a basis of on July 12—v. 174,. p. 145—was chase of $21,250 emergency loan
notes. Dated Aug. 10, 1951.
Due
$65,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from about 1.66%.
postponed.
in one year.
1953 to 1956 inclusive.
Legality approved
East Side Levee and Sanitary Dist.
Oxford, Conn.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
665,000 3y4s.
Due on Jan.
1
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
(P. O. East St. Louis), III.
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Indianapolis.
bonds offered on July 24—v. 174,
Bond Sale—The issue of $600,335,000 3s. Due on Jan. -1 from
Montgomery County (P.O.
v
p. 316—were awarded to Putnam 000 combined trunk relief sewer
1976 to 1981 inclusive.
Crawfordsville), Jnd.
& Co., of Hartford, as 1.85s, at a was
purchased by a syndicate
535,000 3y4s.
Due on Jan. 1,
Bond Offering—H. Grady Chadprice of 100.31, a basis of about composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
1982.
1.81%.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Hornblower wick, County Auditor, will receive
Santa Clara County Sch. Dists.
sealed bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
& Weeks, all of Chicago, and A.
Wallingford, Conn.
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $165,—
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water G. Edwards & Sons, of St. Louis,
000
Nurses'
Home-1951
bonds.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds offered on July 25—v. 174, at a price of 100.03, a net interest
be received until July 30 for the
Dated July 15, 1951. Due on July
cost of about 2.69%, as follows:
p. 316—were awarded to Ira Haupt
15 and Jan. 15 from 1952 to 1962
purchase of $387,000 bonds, as fol
& Co., of New York City, as 1.70s. $200,000 2v2s. Due on July 1 from
lows:
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
at a price of 100.55, a basis of
1953 to 1963 inclusive.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
$175,00
Gilroy ; School
District about 1.63%.
400,000 23/4s. Due on July 1 from Miller, of Indianapolis. -X
/V^:
bonds.
Bond
Legality approved by Orrick,
San Francisco.
1962
on
Sewer District bonds.
$35,000 Fire DepartmentDated Aug. 1, 1951.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1972
Costa Mesa Union School District,
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
Legality
Orange County (P. O.
approved by Kirkbride, Wilson,
y,
Santa Ana), Calif.
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo.
Bond Sale—The issue of $95,000
Sacramento, Calif..
eChool bonds was purchased by
the
Cherry
116,000
Secretary of Board of Directors,
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
Herrington, of San Francisco.
District bonds.
1953
Interest M-S.
Bond Offering—John A. McBee,
p.m.
v,
July lows:
$470,000
$1,118,000 Northeast Storm Sewer
March
1,
March 1 from
Public
—
on
Yuba County (P. O. Olivehurst),
California
from
dated June
9
the
1975 inclusive.
to
•
1966 to 1976 inclusive.
The! bonds
school
improvement
on
until
for
1950.
45,000 23/4% street improvement
Dist.,
Angeles County (P. O.
Los
III.
.Bond Sale—The issue of $12,500
fire
by
truck,i bonds
Vieth,.
-
Davenport.
was
Duncan
.1
purchased
&r; Wood;. of
$39,000
Due
p.m.
school township
bonds.
on
July 1,1952 to'Jan.
1, 1966.
*
Civil * Township - bbhds.
on July
1, 1951 to " Jan.
39,000
Due
1, 1966.
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(409)
The
bonds
June
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1951.
dated
are
Interest
Oakdale, La.
J-J.
Certificate
Township (P. O.
Culver), Ind.
Bond Offering—Maurice A. Curtic,
Township
sealed
(CST)
will
Trustee,
bids
until
1
Due
v;
Due
i
1961
p.m.
110,000
Due
Bonds
The
;
inclu¬
only bid
for the $1,200,000 school bonds of¬
fered on July 19—v. 173, p. 2657
was rejected.
Offers will still be
inclusive.
MAINE
bonds
Bond
dated
are
Interest
July
J-J.- Legality
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
White
Augusta,
1,
000
ap¬
Ice
$150,-
purchased
was
River
Township (P. O.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug.
R. R. 2, Greenwood), - Ind* "■
1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
Bond Offering:—Floyd C. Doty,
terest F-A. Legality approved by
Township Trustee, ..will receive Ropes, Gray,
Rest,/Coolidge &
sealed bids until 1 p.m, (CST) on
Rugg, of Boston.
*:
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $180,000 school bonds, as follows:
MARYLAND
.
New
improvement
City, and Robert Hawkins
Co.; of Boston, , as 1.90s, at a July 23 — v.
price of 100.69, a basis of about awarded to
and
1.81%.
Note
Sale—The
water
loan
at
issue
of
$30,-
was
notes,
2s, at
sealed
bids
chants
National
in
will
Bond
$88,000
school
Due
township
bonds.
July 1, 1952 to Jan.
on
Baltimore, Md.
Bond
Offering—John J. GhingCity Treasurer, will receive
1, 1971.
92,000
Civil
.
her,
bonds.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
to Jan.
July 31 for the purchase of $29,1, 1971.
vv-- ^
492,000 bonds, as follows:
1 The bonds
are
dated July
1,
$900,000
second public building
1951.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1951.
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Due on Aug. 15 from 1959 to
Miller, of Indianapolis.
'
•
Due
Township
July 1,'1952
on
28
to
1963
1964
IOWA
145
and
1951.
from
awarded
417,000
the
to
Merchants
Lake Mills, as l3/4s, at
price of 100.36, a basis of about
1.64%.
Maiden,
Bond
receive
sealed
bonds
bids
1955 to
625,000
until
purchase
7,200,000
In¬
Nov.
School
on
Dated
Mayfield, Ky.
works
purchased
'r ,'r
the
bonds
on
to
1971
on
1951
1955' to
park
.bonds.: Dated
on
1,
from
I
public
Dec.
building
June
.
1
Due
on
1963
1,
from
inclusive.
Dec.
1
5,000,000; eighth
Dated June 1,
Dec.
1
from
clusive.
June 1 from
1952 to 1962 inclusive.
Due
1
1951.
1955
1972 inclusive. V
Bankers
Co., of Louisville, at a price
102.50, a net interest cost of
2.58%, as follows:
Due
inclusive.
Dec.
to
.
4,500,000 fifth paving and bridge
bonds. Dated June
1, 1951
-
about
328,000 23/4s.
June
1974
Bond
$22,000 2V2S.
Dated
on
500,000
from
1955 to
\
bonds
sewer
1951.
1955
to
Due
1979
on
in¬
,
inclusive.
1951. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1955
to 1974 inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Caddo P'arish
No.
J
Bond
Water
1,000,000
Court
ment
Works Dist.
House
bonds.
1951.
Due
Dated
improve¬
June
1
on
Secretary of Board of CommisLegality approved
sioners, will receive sealed bids King & Dawson, of
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 17 for City.
purchase
sive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality ap¬
proved by Martin, Himel, Hinck¬
ley & Morel, of New Orleans.
Jefferson Parish
v
*
Sewerage District
No. 2 (P. O. 333 Betz Ave.,
.
1951.
New Orleans
;
a
21), La.
as
National
IVzS, at
a
Bank, of Bos¬
price of 100.02
basis of about 1.49%.
Certificate Offering—M. O. Ar-
jgence,
Attlehoro, Mass.
First
Brockton,
from 1952 to
inclusive. Interest
A-O.^
•
1961
•
Mass.
Sale—The
$500,000 notes
July 24—v. 173, p. 2337
jointly,.at 1.17%.; Dated July 24
on
2s, due
Interest
by
on
to
Paris
inclusive.
No.
1965
Oct.
1
from
Michigan
Walter
J.
Wade,
Inc.,
of
Dearborn,
Lerchen
'
Grand
man,
sealed bids until 8:30
p.m. (EST)
on
July 30 for the purchase
Mich.
qf.
$45,000 water treatment and
sup¬
ply system revenue bonds. Dated*
assessment
May 1, 1951.
1953 to
was
Commonwealth
a
& Co., of New York
1.90s, at a price of 100.13,
basis of about 1.88%.
as
Sparta, Mich.
Offering—Wallie T. CotVillage Clerk, will receive
Bond
Bond Sale—The $356,000 special
bonds offered on July
,
on
Pi
Rapids.
Ropes,
building
July 23—v. 174;
318—were awarded to
Watling,
& Co., of
Detroit, at a
net interest cost of about
2.90%. *
T ownship Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Burlington), Mich.
1
♦.
•
Bond Sale—The
$40,000
v;
Sale—The
notes
Bond Sale—The issue of
$70,000
1961
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on July 25—v.
174, p. 317 — were awarded to
M-S.
,
Dist.
(P. O. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
:
Burlington
1950
1
March 1 from
on
Township Frac. Sch.
No. 2
bonds offered
Sept. 1,
from 1952
Due on Jan. 1 from
1961 inclusive. The bonds
maturing
on or after Jan. 1, 1956
callable. Interest J-J.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
are
Summit Township Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. 1710 Probert Road,
Jackson),
Mich.
/
.
Bond Sale—The'issue of
$50,000
bonds was purchased
by
the Jackson City Bank &
Trust
Co., of Jackson, as 2%s.
school
Bank, all of De¬
1
Fayette Township Frac. Sch. Dist.
Wayne, Mich.
■'= i
No., 1 (P. O.Jonesville),Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Stoughton, Mass.
$395,000 genBond Sale—The $170,000 build¬ eral
Note Sale
The $300,000 notes
obligation bonds offered on
and site
bonds offered on July 24 — v. 174, p. 318 — were
offered on July 24—v. 174, p. 317—- ing
July 23 — v. 174, p. 318 — were awarded to a syndicate composed
were awarded to the First Nation¬
awarded to the First of Michigan of the First of
al Bank, of Boston, at 0.99%.
Michigan Corpora-.
Corporation, of Detroit, at a price tion, of Detroit, Braun, Bosworth
Wakefield, Mass:
of 100.07, a net interest cost of & Co., Inc.,
Stranahan, Harris &
Bond Offering—John I.
Preston, about 2.13%, as follows:
Co., Inc., of Toledo, and Watling,
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
$140,000 2 y4s. Due on April 1 from Lerchen & Co., of Detroit, at a
sealed bids in care of the Second
price of 100.12, a net interest cost
1952 to 1965 inclusive.
National
Bank
of
Boston,
111
of about 3.003%, as follows:
15,000 2s. Due on April 1, 1966.
Franklin Street, Boston, until 11
15,000 l%s. Due on April 1, 1967. $223,000
sewer
bonds:
a.m.
$35,000
(DST) on July 31 for the
3y4s, due on Oct. 1 from 1952
purchase of $706,000 bonds, as
Flint, Mich.
*
to 1958 inclusive, and
$188,000
follows: • «
%
Bond Sale—The $883,000
im¬
3s, due on Oct. 1 from 1950
$577,000 school, act of 1950 bonds. provement special assessmentto 1977 inclusive.
1951
bonds
offered on July 23
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to
172,000 water bonds: $35,000 ZY^s,
—v.
174, p. 318—were awarded
1971 inclusive.
due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
58,000 sewer bonds. Due on Aug. to Glore, Forgan & Co., and Wat1958 inclusive, and $137,000
Lerchen & Co., of Detroit,
1 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive. ling
3s, due on Oct. 1 from 1959
jointly, at a price of 100.04, a net
41,000 street construction bonds.
to 1975 inclusive.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to interest cost of about 1.45%, as
•
-
—
.
30,000
water mains bonds. Due
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1961
on
bonds
Dec.
12, 1951.
from
dated
and
1,
:
Ann
I
Arbor, Mich.
a
r
price of 101.05,
basis of about 1.59%.
r
Antrim
-
-
County
Treasurer,
will
l%s,
-
-
/
1953
-
receive
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
.
$96,000
from
bonds: $5,000 23/4s,
Aug. 1, 1952, $40,000
due on Aug. 1 from
3s,
1952
due
to
Sept.
on
1959
1,
inclusive,'
and
$24,000
2%s,
due
on
Sept. 1 in 1960 and 1961. 80,000 general obligation bonds:
$62,000 3s, due on Sept. 1
from 1952 to 1959 inclusive,
and $18,000 2%s, due on Sept
.
on
$200,000
purchased by
syndicate, at a price of
were
$120,000 special assessment bonds:
Aug.
: y \ 1 in
1960 and 1961.,
MINNESOTA
to
;
■V
i
J
'
1955
inclusive, and
iy4s, due on Aug. I, Blue Earth County Con. Sch. Dist*
CI: 1956.
No. 66 (P. O. Rapidan), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
53,000 sidewalk 'bonds:- $5,000
23/4s, due on "Aug." 1, -1952, ing bonds offered-on July 24—v.
$30,000 1 lAs, due-on Aug. 1 174, p. 318—were, awarded to the
$14,000
„
-
i
Note Offering—Leora M. Bailey,
County
on
sewer
due
-
(P. Or-*'
Bell aire ),- Mieh.
100.09,
2.89%,
inclusive,
$163,000 l*4s, due
1956.
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
.l%s, at
1955
1956.
59,000
317—were awarded to the Har¬
cago, as
to
_
Bond Sale—The $495,000 paving
bonds offered on July 24—v. 174,
p.
1953
the above
48,000 water bonds: $5,000 2%s,
;f;
due on Aug. 1, 1952, $30,000
iy>s, due on Aug. 1 from
1953
to
1955
inclusive, and
$13,000 iy4s, due on Aug. 1,
Boston.
MICHIGAN
paving bonds
$723,000 street bonds:
$125,000
Z3/4s, due on Aug. 1, 1952,
$435,000 iy2s, due on Aug. 1
,
are
Additional Sale —The
follows:
inclusive.
1961
'*
Due
:
troit, at l%s.
a
1951,
in-
Rothschild
—were
awarded
to the. Second
National Bank, of Boston, and the
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
!-.
1
1
■■
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
;
on
1960
T
l3/4s.
210,000 2s. Due
at
about
due
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due ,'on March 1>
-from 1962 to 1965
inclusive.
were awarded to a
syndicate com¬
Saugus, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school posed of the National Bank of De¬
bonds offered on July 23—v. 174, troit, the Detroit Bank, Manufac¬
p.
317—were awarded to L. F. turers National Bank,
and
the
pjn.
(CST). on July 30 for the
purchase of $1,300,900 sewerage
certificates,
Dated Oct. lt 1951.
Oct.
120,000
*
a.m.
-
offered on July 24
318—were awarded to
1953 to 1961
issue of $500,- 24—v. 174, p. 317—were awarded
purchased by the to Halsey, Stuart & Co., as l3/4s,
Rockland-Atlas National Bank, of at a price of 100.41, a basis of
about 1.62%.
Boston, at 0.99%.
Legality
approved
by Ropes,
Detroit, Mich.
7
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Note Sale—The $884,000 notes
Boston.
,
offered on July 24—v. 174, p. 317—
offered
on
Sept.
on
loan
.
Note
Note
Due
11
Newton, Mass.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
,
of
Dated
approved
Boston.
p.
$170,000 2s. Due
:
!
■
until
inclusive.
Legality
of
to
174,
of about
elusive, • $55,000 2s, due on
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1966 in¬
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Secretary of: Police Jury,
on
Due
1961
7
2y4s,
1952
Sale—The $500,000 storm
building bonds was purchased by
improvement bonds, at the
Walter
J.
Wade, Inc., of
a price of 100.13, a net inter-,
Grand Rapids, as 3s.
>
est cost of about 2.06%: $49,000 2y4s, due on Oct. 1 from Scio
Township Sch. Dist. No. >
1952 to 1960 inclusive, $50,000
(
(P. O. Route 3, Ann Arbor), l-
Aug. 1,
1951. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
$176,000 schoo
loan bonds offered on July 26—
v.
174, p. 317—were awarded to
ton,
bids
bonds.
B
from
<
Michigan Corporation,
Detroit, at a net interest coat
1.94%, as follows:
of
clusive.
f
Mass.
construction
.
1
:
99,000
Aug. 2 for the pur¬
$500,000
qlementary
on
7 of
The
Bond Sale—The
the
basis
a
inclusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
v
i;
were
*
sealed
school
by Wood
New York
of
$28,000 water
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1976 inclu¬
—
on
Offering—Clyde L. WhitTreasurer, will re¬
(DST)
to
'
! :
Town
chase
_
the
100.05;
-Milton,
Bond
Bond
■
of
$199,-
bonds,
cost
$45,000
of¬
318—4
p.
Muskegon, Mich.
Watling,
Detroit,
-
interest
bonds
v
Dec. 1 from 1955
to 1960 inclusive.
(P. O. Oil City), Pa.
Offering —■ A. G. Lee,
street
and
improvement
net
a
building
on July 20—v.
174,
postponed.
^ <
:
.
Second
People's
Court
Building bonds. Dated June 1
June 1 from
of
1.49%.
tier,
was
the First of
issue of
Co.,: both of
City,
harbor improvement
1,650,000
of $350,-
revenue
by
equip¬
May 1
1974 inclusive.
Due
Due
"
in-
Nov. 1 from 1955
1955 to
bonds.
>
;
1963
Second
1,500,000
improve¬
Sale—The issue
1965
to
on
'
bonds.
from
,
of
1956
Due
700,000 fifth conduit bonds. Dated
June 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
KENTUCKY|
was
from
1951. Due
ment bonds.
water
1957
bonds
1951.
to 1960 inclusive.
?
$1,056,794.67
to
school
1,
price
a
about
000
'
Smith,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 17 for the pur¬
-
1
ment
Hutchinson, Kan.
Bond
Offering — T. C.
Bond
1953
from
May
1,000,000
,
000
Public
Library
May 1, 1951. Due
sixth
Dated
Aug. 9 for the
$37,000 building
KANSAS
of
1
V elusive.
&}£
chase
Second
Nov.
on
Sch.
of
inclusive.
inclusive.
Dist., Ia.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ibonds.
1961
bonds. Dated
at
$270,000
sewer, bonds
follows:
as
$100,000
County
National Bank, of Everett, as l^s,
and
May
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
until
Welfare
-
Le¬
offered
July 26 — v. 174,. p. 317
awarded to the Middlesex
series
Directors,
1 from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
received
in¬
1967
from
'
terest M-S.
be
to
J
jointly,
&
Oct.
$50,000
of
Mich.
fered
.
Corporation,
&
Sale Postponed—The sale
.
construction
ceive
building bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1
chase
Con.
1964
Health
other
Dated Sept. 1,
Somers
from
1,500,000
(CST) on Aug. 6 for the pur¬
of $600,000 building bonds.
1951. Due on Sept.
p.m.
1
gan
Mass.
Sale—The
Flint 3),
general obligation bonds was
purchased by the First of Michi¬
Lerchen
pur¬
Harris
Township, Kearsley Rural
Bond
build¬
net interest cost
Bond Sale—The
2.06%:
on
in-
i
clusive.
Sioux City Indep. Sch. Diet., Iowa
Bond Offering—H. C. Roberts,
will
Due
1966
to
public building
bonds.
April 1, 1951. Due on
Oct.
Bank, of
of
1956
a
was
Stranahan,
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 14
(P. O.
1003 Mott Foundation
Bldg.,
000
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
bonds.
Dated
State
a
.Secretary of Board
1
f;. elusive.
July 18—v. 174,
on
were
—
April 1,
Oct.
.
bonds offered
water
Dated
Mills Ind. Sch. Diet., la.
Bond Sale —The $15,000 school
p.
eighth
3,000,000
Lake
Farmers
inclusive.
inclusive.
$90,000
by
Genesse
23/4s,
Harbor), Mich.
4.41%.
Mer¬
Boston,
Street, Boston, until 11
(DST) on July 31 for the
purchase of $60,000 water bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1
1952
Aug.
on
Co., Inc., of Toledo.
—v.
State
from
as
bonds
revenue
chased
'Birmingham, Mich.
a.m.
.
.
of
sewer
Securities, Inc., of Benton
Harbor, at
about
«
Bank
inclusive,
Sale—The issue of $121,water
supply
system
and
000
on
were
Trust Co.,
National Bank,
Sale—The
Berrien
Kaler,
the
of
care
—
ing bonds offered on June 7—v.
173, p. 2544—were awarded to the
receive
.
.
317
Bay
the
Benton
Lynn field Water District, Mass.
Treasurer,
the
local
offered
p.
Township Sch. Dist. No. 10
(P. O. 1200 East Main Street,
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug.
1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusvie.
District
$84,000
bonds
174,
Benton
1.89%.
Bond Offering—Harold F.
1,
par.
pur¬
Co., of Boston,
price of 100.77, a basis
a
1955
Bond
Peoples
both of Bay City,
jointly,
.
Holliston, Mass.
by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.04, a
basis of about 1.59%.
&
of
Sale—The
&
of about
issue of
bonds
Weeks,
to
$18,000 JL14s, due
1956.
Frankfort, Mich.
York
as
Me.
Sale—The
sewer
&
1953
and
Bay City, Mich.
i.
Bond
chased by Tyler &
,
from
Sale—The $650,000 school
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
000
;
^
Mass.
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $40,000
addition loan, act of 1950 bonds tax anticipation notes. Dated
July
offered on July 24—v. 174, p. 317 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
1, 1952.
Bond
Hornblower
on
1962
1951.
1961
Sold—The
Not
Civil Township bonds.
July 1 from 1953 to
-X
'
;
from
to
(P. O. St. Martinville), La.
bonds,
1952 to considered.
Township
on July 1
inclusive.
1952
"
St. Martin Parish, Parish Sch. Dist.
lows:
School
of
,
re¬
on
$110,000
from
sive.
Aug. 2 for the purchase
$220,000 school bonds, as fol¬
of
issue
$57,518.35 paving certificates was
purchased by Barrow, Leary &
Co., of Shreveport.
Union
ceive
Fairhaven,
Sale—The
53
'
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(410)
olis,
a
2.60s, at
as
price of 100.04,
a
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
from 1952 to 1961 in¬
The bonds maturing in
Aug.
on
1955 to 1961
Canisteo
Bond
O. Kasson), Minn.
(P.
Offering
approved
Clerk,
1951.
Due
—
will
Kalman &
(CST)
certificates
on
indebtedness.
of
Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1
fitjm 1953 to 1956 inclusive.
In¬
basis
Bond
bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1954 to
The bonds matur¬
ing after Aug. 1, 1961 are callable.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Gilbert,
Minn.
Godich,
—
Martin
L.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 6 for the purchase of
$72,000 electric lighting and
electric power plant general ob¬
ligation bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
City
1951. Due
on
Clerk,
Dec. 31 from 1952 to
inclusive.
1965
Interest
J-D.
Le¬
gality approved by Gillette, Nye,
Montague, Sullivan & Atmore, of
Duluth.
Hennepin County Common School
District
No.
118
(\P.
O.
Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond
Offering—Evald E. John¬
receive
(CST)
on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of
$20,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from
1953 to
1955 inclusive. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
District
son,
bids
sealed
will
Clerk,
until
8
p.m.
Hibbing, Minn.
Offering—Joseph
Bond
S. Gazelka, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(CST) on
July 31 for the purchase of $742,000
sewer
and
sewage
disposal
plant bonds. Dated July 1, 1951.
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1954 to
J-J.
1957
terest
ness
offered
about
of
1.74%.
about
v
Sale—The
Pascaguola
School
District
Jackson, at
The
St.
Rural
bonds
of
$85,-
Separate
was
pur-
Alvis, of
Sale
$15,000
School
bonds
174,
at
a
was
price of 100.22.
Bond
Town
Miss*
Offering—Sadie
Clerk,
will
Hodges,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $9,000
Community Center bonds. Due
from 1952 to 1960 inclusive.
Quitman County, Darling Spec.
Dist.
(P. O.
Bonds Not Sold
bonds.
to
Sept.
Sept.
on
1966
J'
County (P. O.
Monticello),
N.
Y.
Sale—The $83,000 County
House-1951 bonds offered,
Bond
Court
1
on
inclusive.
July 26—v. 174, p. 319—were
to Francis I. duPont
awarded
Co., of New York City, as 1.90s,
a price
of 100.07, a basis of'
NEW YORK
distMet
at
Amsterdam,
,•
N.
Y.
""
,
—
$150,and 1972.
Parking DisDue
on
June 1,
purchased ! 10,000 l%s.
1973.
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of j
Elsinboro Township Sch. Dist.
New York
City, as "2.20s, at a
(P. O. 318 Craven Avenue,
Marshall, N. C.
price of 100.14, a basis of about
ISalem), N. /.
Bond
Sale
The
$21,000 rec¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $65,000 .2.17%.
reational facilities bonds offered
school bonds was purchased by
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. on July 24—v. 174, p. 319—werd
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
No. 2 (P. O. Uniondale,
awarded to the Citizens Bank, of
as
2.60s, at a price of 100.33, a
East Hempstead), N. Y.
Marshall, as 21/2s, at par.
basis of about 2.56%.
Bond
Offering—Douglas
D.
OHIO
Middlesex, N. J.
MacDonald, District Clerk, will
Bond Offering—Elmer C. ttoag- receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
i
Antwerp, Ohio
land, Borough Clerk, will receive (DST) on Aug. 2 for the purchase
Bond Offering—Frederick Hersealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on of $1,300,000 buildirig-1951 bonds.
tel, Village Clerk, will receive
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Feb.
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $40,000
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
1 from 1953 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
bonds, as follows:
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $9,500
terest F-A. Legality approved by
$25,000 general improvem't bonds.
3%
water
works
improvement
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
15,000 improvement bonds.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due
New York City.
on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
The bonds are dated July 1,1951.
clusive.
Interest J-D.
Due on July 1 from 1952 to 1961
Hillsdale,
Copake,
Claverack,
Legality
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
Taghkanic, Austerlitz, Ancram,
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Gallatin and North East
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Dempsey, of Cleveland. * 4 :
,
;
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Wood, of New York City.
Bellaire, Ohio
(P. O. Hillsdale),
Seaside Heights, N. J. ::
Bond Sale^-The issue of $225,New York
Bond
Offering — August
C.
000 first mortgage
water works
Bond Sale—The issue of $325,Speier, Borough Treasurer, will
revenue bonds was purchased by
Toms River.
ju, J
,
000
•
Baldwin Public
trict-1951
:
bonds
wd§
The bids
re¬
bonds
for
were
the
$25,000
rejected.
school
,
p.m.
Winston
County, Winston Con.
School
District
(P.
O.
Louisville), Miss.
(DST)
Bond Sale—The issue of $54,000
school bonds was purchased by a
ma¬
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Aug. 15 for the purchase
of $75,000 water-1951 bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1 from
on
000
school
addition-1951
bonds
purchased
by the Marine
Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, and Blair, Rollins
& Co., Inc., jointly, as 2.10s, at a
price of 100.52, 'a basis of about
was
Trust
turing in 1960 to 1965 are callable. syndicate composed of the Citi¬ 1952 to 1976 inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬ zens Bank & Trust
Co., of Louis¬ F-A. Legality approved by Cald¬
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of ville, Southern
B,ond Co., and O. well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, 2.02%.
Minneapolis.
B. Walton & Co., both of Jack¬ of New York
City.
Marcy (P.O. Marc-y), N. Y.
son, at a price of 100.07, as fol¬
Nashwauk, Minn.
South Brunswick Township (P. O.
Bond Sale
The issue of $19,000
lows:.
Bond Offering—Roy H.
Gram,
Monmouth Junction), N. J.
highway equipment-- 1951 bonds
village Clerk, will receive sealed Due on June 1 from 1952 to 1958
Bond
Offering — Nicholas
D. was purchased by the Manufac¬
bids until 7:30 p.m.
inclusive, as 23As.
(CST) on
Santowasso, Township Treasurer, turers and Traders Trust Co., of
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $85,000 Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1971 will receive sealed bids until 8 Buffalo, as',2.10s,,at a price of
Municipal, Building revenue I
inclusive, as 3V2S.
p.m. (DST) on Aug. 7 for the pur¬ 100.01, a basis of about 2.09%.
basis of about 1.72%.
1
1960 inclusive.
Due
1961
a
Sullivan
on
Co., Inc., Bacon,
Co., and" Chas. E.
•
ceived
(CST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase
of $500,000 Public
Utility Reve¬
nue, third series bonds. Dated July
1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954
to 1965 inclusive. The bonds
improvement
sewer
Due
&
&
Weigold & Co., all of New York
City, as L%s, at a price of 100.19,
follows:
1952 to
2%s.
from
Gibbons
,
Marks), Miss.
2
2%s.
from
80,000
as
$250,-
was
—
The
—
purchased by
J. G. Hickman Co., of Vicksburg,
Minneapolis,
until
$96,000
follows:
approved by John Lloyd Olson, of
issue
Consolidated
Martin
District
H. N.
bids
59,000
price of 100.03.
a
Additional!
Marshall, Minn.
sealed
bonds
2.79%,
able after five years.
2.82%.
Chased by Kingsbury &
Harmon,
Secretary of Water, Light, Power
and
Building Commission, will
receive
$134,000
$75,000 storm sewer general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1951. Due in 20 years. Call¬
Dain &
Pascagoula), Miss.
Bond
Bank, as l3/4s,
100.05, a basis of
—
as
about
a
Stevenson
refunding
water, revenue
bonds was purchased by Boettcher
& Co., of Denver, at a price of
100.31,
a
net
interest
cost
of
issue of
purchased
syndicate composed of Geo.
by
of $176,-
000
Mont.
Sale—The
■'
Ocean Springs,
Bond Offering
21,
Aug.
,
Con. Sch.
V
M.
for
received
until
Sale—The issue
11
the
building bonds
B.*
Carlsbad, N. Mex.
Bond
until
1, for
,
State
price
000
■
Bond Sale—The $21,000 drainage-1951 bonds offered on July 24
—v. 174, p. 318—were awarded to
a
Aug.
$160,000
on
■
Jackson County (P+ O*
Jackson), Minn.
at
be
sew¬
bids
sealed
•
and Associates.
the Jackson
$340,000
M.Par-"
will
—
318—were awarded to the Alli¬
son-Williams Co., of
of
cost
Legality
July 25—v.
on
Sale—The
Clerk,
,
$200,000
Conty Building Fund tax antici¬
pation certificates of indebted¬
—
Poison,
Village
rott,
NEW MEXICO
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Minn.
Y.
about 1.88%.
'
Bond Offering—P a t r i c i a H.
Bond
Sale—The
$360,000 imWeir, Village Clerk, will receive
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
White Plains Housing Authority,
provemeht-1951 bonds offered on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
New York
»
July 25 — v. 174, p. 318 — were
on
Aug. 1 for the purchase of
Nashua, N. H.
|
Note Sale—The issue of $5,260,awarded
to
the
Marine ; Trust
$70,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
Note Sale—The $200,000 notes
000 notes was purchased by Salo¬
July 15, 1951. Due on Jan. 15 offered on July 26—v. 173, p. 2545 Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, and R. D. White & Co., mon Bros. & Hutzler, of New
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive. The
were
awarded
to the
Indian
of New York City, jointly, as 1.70s, York City, at 1.30%, plus a pre¬
bonds are callable. Interest J-J. Head National Bank of
Nashua, at at a
price of 100.14, a basis of mium of $55. Dated Aug. 2, 1951.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, 1.22%.
Due on Feb. 4, 1952.
about 1.66%.
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Dated July 26, 1951.
Due on
of Minneapolis.
Bainbridge, Coventry,
Oxford,
NORTH CAROLINA
Dec. 28, 1951.
Legality approved
Guilford, Afton, Masonville,
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Henderson
County (P. O. r
MISSISSIPPI
Sidney, Unadilla & Sanford
Dodge, of Boston.
Hndersonville), N. C.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Carthage, Miss.
Bond
Offering—W. E. EasterNEW JERSEY
(P. O. Bainbridge)y N. Y.
Bond Sale—The issue of $175,Bond Sale—The $615,000 build¬ ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
000
industrial bonds was pur¬
Bergen County Sewer Authority
ment
Commission, will receive
ing bonds offered oh July 26—v.
chased by the Leland Speed Co.,
(P. O. Hackensach), N. J.
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in.
174, p. 318—were awarded to a
of Jackson, as follows:
Bond Offering—E. Merrill Seasyndicate
composed
of Halsey, Raleigh, until, 11; a.m.. (EST) on.
$139,000 as 3V2s.
berg, Chairman, will receive sealed Stuart &
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., July 31 for the purchase of $311,-1
bids
until
11
a.m.
(DST)
on
000
school
36,000 as 3V4S.
building,
series
B
and Paul Frederick & Co., both
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $700,000 of New York
City, as 2.10s, at a
Dew, Miss.
sewer
on March 1 from 1955 to 1980 in-,
system, 1949 issue bonds.
Bond Offering
Virginia Bil- Dated June 15, 1949. Due on Dec. price of 100.39, a basis of about elusive. Interest M-S.
Legality
2.06%.
lingsley, Town Clerk, will receive 15, 1953 to June 15, 1977.
The
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Brookhaven Common. Sch. Dist.
bonds maturing on June 15, 1954,
burn, of New York City.
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $36,- and thereafter are callable. Inter¬ 1
No. 29 (P. O. Brookhaven),
Jones County
000 street bonds, as follows:
(P. O.
New York
est
J-D.
Legality approved by
p *Trenton),
N. C. ■; ■"' •
$18,500
special
improvement Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Bond Offering—Frances E. Ma¬
-Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
bonds.
New York City, and Walter H. jestic, District Clerk,"will receive
bonds offered on July.
Jones.
sealed bids until 2 pjn. (DST) on building
,,
,17,500 intersection bonds.
24—v; 174, p. 319-—were. awarded
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $50,Due from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
Brick Township (P. O.
to the Vance .Securities Corp., of
000 building-1951
sive.
h^nds.
Dated
Lakewood), N.' J.
Aug. 1, 1951. Due on'Aug. 1 from Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler &
Bond
Offering — Fred Lore,
Co., of Durham, jointly, at par,
Goodman, Miss.
1952 to 1966
incldstfye. Interest as follows:
Township Treasurer, will receive F-A.
Bond Offering—D. K. Gulledge,
Legality approved by Vansealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Town Clerk, Will sell at public
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ $44,000 6s. Due on June 1 from
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $15,000
1952 to 1962 inclusive.
auction
until
8
p.m.
way, Of New York-City.
(CST) on
bathing beach and parking lotAug. 7, $4,000 Town bonds. Due
1951 bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
Hempstead (P. O. *Hempstead), 1 56,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
1963. to. 1970 inclusive." •
Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1956
/r
New York
'
Interest F-A.
Jackson County Sch. Dists. (P. O. inclusive.
20,000 2s. Due on June 1 in 1971
Legality
Bond Sale^-The issue of
000
Sale
2.56%.
N.
Patchogue,
Bond
MONTANA
:
Itasca. County (P. 0, Grand
■■■■■':
1
Rapids), Minn,
Certificate
by
St.
&
per¬
Winnebago, Minn.
Minneapolis.
v
$50,000
awarded to J.
—were
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
,
on
Legality
approved
Trauernicht, of
Charles
Co., of Minneapolis, at a net in¬
and
Offering
clusive.
by
;
system revenue-1951 bonds
offered on July 25—v. 174, p. 318
1,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 3
for the purchase of $25,000 road
7:30
Aug. 7 for the
$6,650,000
school
bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1951. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1953 to 1971 in¬
erage
Bond Offering — James Vigen,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
about
Windom,
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber* of Minneapolis.
1973 inclusive.
Sale—The
of
terest M-S.
Erhards Grove (P. O. R. F. D.
Pelican Rapids), Minn.
until
bids
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
Bond Offering—William
clusive.
improvement fund bonds
Hardin, Mont.
offered
on
July 23—v. 174, p.
Bonds Not Sold — The issue of
318—were awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis, $26,000 special improvement dis¬
trict No. 47 bonds were not sold.
as
2.60s, at a price of 100.22, a
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $150,000
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
p.m.
improve¬
■
manent
City Clerk, will receive
a.m.
urer
road
follows:
.
receive r
a.m.
(DST)*
purchase of
sewage; disposal
plant
20,000 series B bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in- bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due
elusive. ;;V.,v; v;' on July 1 from 1952 to 1981 inclu-*
sive.
Interest J-J.
Legality ap-.
The bonds are dated Sept. 1,
1951. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬ proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
.
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Schuyler County (P. O." ■ /
Watkins Glen), N. Y.
City,
Secretary and Treas¬
of Board of Education, will
receive
as
$95,000 series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
E.
Wayzata, Minn.
■iY
Bond
Certificate Offering—C. D. Jer*
sealed bids until 10
purchased
was
Co., of St. Paul.
Mervyn
—
$115,000
bonds,
Mo.
Louis.
Duluth, Minn.
onimus,
bonds
water
Offering
Dist.,
Wiethaupt,
by
Bond Sale—The issue of $80,000
1967 inclusive. Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
jV
callable. Legality
Sch.
Louis
Bond
Okabena, Minn.
1 from 1953 ta
Jan.
on
are
St.
Moody & Swagler,
of St Paul, and Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Ivan Sapp,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) jon July
31 for the purchase of $45,000 road
and bridge bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Town
ment
1
clusive.
basis of about 2.59%.
of
chase
MISSOURI
Dated
bonds.
Woodard-Elwood Co.,-of Minneap¬
.
—
■
•
.
Hayden, Miller & Co., and Field,
Richards & Co., both of Cleve¬
land, jointly, at a net interest cost
of
about 2.68%.
*
>
'
Blanchester Local Sch. Dist.,
-
Bond
Sale—The
issue of
Ohio
$300,-
000 building bonds was purchased
by 5 the
and
both
Ohio
Sweney
of
2^s, at
Co.
of
Columbus,
a
Columbus,
Cartwright
price of 100.79,
of about 2.42%.
&: Co.,
jointly,
a
as
basis
.*
Volume 174
Number 5033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(411)
First
Butler
County (P. O.
Hamilton), Ohio
Bond
Offering
H.
Thomas
r—
National
jointly, at
Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 10
for
the
purchase
of
$57,119.81
water
supply special assessment
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
Due
Dec.
1
clusive.
proved
Bridenbaugh,
receive,
(EST)
sealed
;
until
1952 to
pur¬
to 1956 inclusive.
Washita
No.
(CST)
for the
offered
July
on
unopened.V
Bond
building
to
of
Clerk
receive
bids
Bond
Offering
—
Oliver
Long,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
bids
sealed
until
noon
Aug. 3 for the purchase
$54,000 y. construction
bonds.
(EST)
of
on
Dated
May 1, 1951.- Due
and Nov.
clusive.
North
from
1
on
1952 to
May
1971
Board,
8
(P. O.
Offering
B.
Wires, Clerk-Treasurer of Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids
until
15- for
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Say re,
of Portland.
Offering
City
son,
—
}. 7-
■
'
Lucille Erick-
Recorder,
will
receive
(EST) on Aug.
purchase of $9,800
(PST) on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $50,000
City Hall construction-1951 bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,1951. Due on Sept. 1
from 1952 to 1961
inclusive.
the
Legality approved
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
Sayre, of Portland.
•<
inclusive.
A-O.
Interest
Le¬
7'.*.
;«t
&
Lane
.
t
District
R.
D.
Bond Offering—Carrie Lovett,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug.
6 for the purchase of $5,450,000
Neater works first mortgage reve¬
nue
Due
on
Dated
bonds.
Jan.
1957
Interest
by
from
The
inclusive.
from
1
to
•
Jan.
1953
1991
-
1991
•
*
callable.
are
approved
Dempsey,
Legality
Senders &
of Cleveland.
to
bonds7 maturing
J-J.
Squire,
1,1951.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until T:30 "p.m.
(PST) on
July 30 for the purchase of $40,000
water
wprks bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1 from
1953 to 1967 inclusive.
maturing
on or
callable.
are
Bond
Offering
Bonds
NotASold—No bids were
received
Blaine County
-
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Okeene), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $125,000
build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
on
July 23—v. 174, p. 319—were
awarded to the R. J.
Edwards, Inc.,
of Oklahoma City, and the First
Securities Co. of Kansas, Wichita,
cost of
at a net interest
about 2.14%.
: \
\
jointly,
,
,
ceive
sealed
(DST)
Bond Sale—The issue of
repair and
$25,000
equipment bonds was
purchased by the R. J. Edwards,
Inc.,
of Oklahoma City,
and
the
the
$320,000
sewer
trict
will receive sealed
bids until 9 p.m. (PST) on July 30
for the purchase of $27,500 general
obligation bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1961
ing
Due
on
inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
1952 to
The bonds matur¬
and after Jan.
1, 1957, are
callable.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved by John W.' Shuler, of
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland.
on
3%
$130,-
works
1978
to
bonds
system
July
from
1
dated
bids
until
8
1,
1 from
1952 to
1971
inclusive.
In¬
2
Legality approved by
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruffin
&
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
for
1
Bond
Sale—The
issue
of
$250,-
general improvement bonds
purchased by Goldman, Sachs
Co., of New York City, and A.
Masten
bonds
1, 1962
Due
;
The
general
from
1
by
J-J.
by Faegre
Minneapolis. ; ; f.yS
A
ings
Bank,
National
bonds
Continental
Bank
&
was
Illinois
W.
Co.
of
H. Morton
-
follows:
as
j
$130,000 2%s. Due
on
July 1 from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
on
130,000
l%s.
Due
sive.
1
Dated
The
maturing
on
Wayne County (P. O.
Waynesboro),
Bond
Duncan, S. C.
Bond Sale—The issue of $90,000
was
purchased
by R. S. Dickson & Co., of Char¬
on
Dated
May
May
1 from
1,
1954
1951.
Due
to 1975
in¬
clusive.
000
Sale—The
sewerage
S. C.
issue of
ceive
sealed
system
bonds
was
about
2.54%,
69,000 2%s.
1973
Due
1972
Due
to
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
on
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
Housing Authority, }
Texas
Note Sale—The
offered
on
$1,157,000 notes
July 24—v. 174, p. 319—
awarded
tional
to
Bank,
1.28%.
First
the
of
Na¬
Galveston,
at
,
awarded to
syndicate
a
com¬
Bond
Offering—James J. Ta
President of Board <:
Trustees, will receive sealed bi'
-
pey,
bids
until
10
a.m.
Aug. 8 for the purchase
$500,000 school bonds. Dated
of
until
for
8
July 1, 1951.
to
Due
1971
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1951.
Due
1976
on
March
inclusive.
Texas
ciates.
Nocona, Texas
Bond Sale—The issue
Dated
$2,800,000 pub¬
schools, sanitary sewer¬
system, street improvement
and water plant and system bonds
offered on July 26—v. 174, p. 147
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
R. W. Pressprich & Co., White,
•Weld & Co., Eastman, Dillon &
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Hemp¬
hill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons &
Co., Dominick & Dominick, F. S.
Smithers & Co., Wood, Struthers
&
revenue
Co., Hirsch & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
& Co., G. C. Haas & Co., all
of
New
York
City,
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co,, of Dallas, and Un¬
as
follows:
a
price
cost
of
of
bonds
$100,-
was
pur
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texa-
Bond Sale—The
000
&
of
Co.,
100.02,
about
of
a
1.86%,
.
July 1, 1951.
Pearsail
school
issue of $125
building
bonds
w; s
purchased by R. J. Edwards, Inc..
of
Dallas,
price
of
as
2^s
100.02.
and
3s,
Dated
at
May
?>
3.
1951.
Waco,
Bond
Texas
Offering—D.
Wilsor,
M.
Acting City Manager, will receiv
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Aug.
7
for
the
lock
at
19""
M-S.
chased by the First Southwest Cc
of Texas, Dallas, as
3V2S, at par
free
interest
from
purchased by the First of Texa.
Corp., of San Antonio, and Asso¬
age
net
1
Interest
Mesquite,
000 sewer
Texas
Neuhaus
1"
Bond Sale—The issue of $400.000 water and sewer bonds was
Legality approved by Chap¬
Austin,
Aug.
on
purchase of $600,0r
school house bonds. Dated Sept. 1
Interest
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
(CST)
p.m.
the
Tenn.
on
Houston,
$100,-
to
Offering—Mrs. Marie Phil¬
derwood,
Liberty,
Bond
1953
to
lips, County Court Clerk, will re¬
lic
CAROLINA
$227,500 2^>s.
are
TEXAS
obligation
bonds
was
purchased by J. H. Drass & Co.,
of Sunbury, and James Leavens,
Inc., of Shamokin, jointly, as 3s,
at a price of .100.11.
lotte.
Due
approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Chillisquaque Township
District (P. O.
water works bonds
1951.
thereafter
School
SOUTH
1,
in
Montandon), Pa.
of
revenue-1951
June
bonds
1980 and 1981.
West
Rupe & Son,
price of 100.12, a
Suter,
June
1, 1954 and
callable.
Legality
man
July
on
a
cost
Tenn.
June 1 from 1952 to 1958 inclu¬
July 1 from J-J.
1959 to 1979 inclusive.
offered
56—were
p.
posed of National City Bank anc.
Shields & Co., both of New York
J.r H.
—
system
bonds.
on
1952
1,040,000 2s. Due
to
bonds
174,
City; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.:
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., of
Houston; First Southwest Co., oi
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
Dallas; A. G. Becker & Co., o
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 8
for the purchase of $20,000 street Chicago; Trust Co. of Georgia, of
Atlanta; Robert Winthrop & Co.
improvement bonds.
Dated July
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc.; W. H.
1, 1951. Due on July 1 from 1953
Morton & Co., all of New York
to 1967
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
City; Provident Savings Bank &
Legality approved by Chapman &
Trust Co., of Cincinnati;
Fahey,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Clark & Co., of
Cleveland; Folger,
Nolan, Inc., of Washington, D. C.;
. .
Lafollette, Tenn.
Bonds Not Sold—The issue of Shearson, Hammill & Co., of Nev
York City; Sills, Fairman & Har
$150,000 street and bridge bonds
ris, of Chicago; Wood, Gundy &
was not sold.
Co., Inc., of New York City; Lyon
Lenoir City, Tenn.
&
Shafto, of Boston, and th:
Bond Offering—Henry C. Fos¬ Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
ter, City Recorder, will receive cinnati, as 2Y4S, at a price 0:
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on 100.11, a basis of about 2.23%.
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $100,La Marque Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex *
000 electric
(CST)
'
$296,500 street
follows:
were
Offering
Bond
Trust
Texas
Houston, Texas
'
July 1,
Bond Sale—The $5,180,000 bonds
Legality ap¬
& Benson, of offered on July 25—v. 174, p. 147—
Greenbrier,
'
com¬
Co., both
of Chicago, F. S.
Moseley & Co.,
of New York City,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Francis I du
Pont & Co., of New York
City,
Trust
1953
TENNESSEE
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
interest
were
of
syndicate
a
Aug. 1,
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
dated
are
Interest
$5,improve¬
public
1951-series
after
callable.
to
Dallas
Jan.
on
maturing
proved
000,000
Aug.
$46,000
to
Dallas, at
sealed
on
Due
are
Jan.
on
bonds
1951.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
purchased
July 20—v.
on
1962
1967 inclusive.
•
&
Sale—The, issue
Engler,
15,000 street improvement bonds.
Co., of Pittsburgh,
jointly, as l%s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 1.86%.
Bond
Denison,
Sale—The
Galveston
bonds.
sewer
to
dated
are
from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
Jan.
:
E,
receive
from
Interest F-A.
Bond
as
p.m. (CST)
purchase
of
The
was
E.
will
1
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
follows:
000
&
8
the
as
$31,000
New Castle, Pa.
Offering—F.
Clerk,
until
bonds,
bonds
1951.
net
Pukwana, S. Dak.
bids
Feb.
proved
of
Town
1952
inclusive.
awarded
Band
from
improvement-1951
July
SOUTH DAKOTA
p.m.
on
1981
The
inclusive.
are
Due
Co.,
1957 inclusive.
on
1
98,000 3%% school house bonds.
follows:
as
water
Due
1958
terest F-A.
21
Clerk,
of
purchased
was
Feb.
on
1961 inclusive.
120,000 3%% water works system
bonds.
Due on July 1 from
Aug. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 refunding bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due on
Aug.
County School District
(P. O. Cloverdale),
Oregon
Bond Offering—Flora Cox, Dis¬
No.
issue
Robinson-Humphrey
on
Tillamook
1951.
Craig County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. White Oak), Okla.
for
system bonds.
following bonds:
$32,000 2%% school house bonds.
Beach, S. C.
J.
general
Ore.
Drive
Sale—The
re¬
—
Bond Sale—The issue of $34,600
Creek.
1,
1951;
Charles
Le¬
-
OKLAHOMA
9
F-A.
Bonds Publicly Offered — The
Columbian Securities Corporation
of Texas, San Antonio is
offering
the
Jan.
1953 to
Rocks, Pa.
Lanz, Borough Secretary, will
after Aug. 1, 1957
Interest
dated
.
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port-
Myrtle
No.
The bonds
from
1
bonds.
general
obligation
bonds
was
purchased by Schaffer, Necker &
Co., of Philadelphia, as 2s, at a
price of 100.27, a basis of about
from
Cisco Con. Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Due
$10,000
$85,000
.
,
inclusive.
are
Inc., of Atlanta,
2), Pa.
'
Offering—J. D. Whitman,
1971
to
the
by
.
Bond Sale—The issue of
....
Bond
Jan.
on
bonds
Bond
.
Ohio
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
000 revenue bonds
Township School
(P. O. Malvern,
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
Due
1951.
of
Georgia, of Atlanta,
& Co., Reynolds &
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, all
a basis of about ,2.31%.
Morion Cotffity Sch. Dist. No. 31
of New York
City, Robert W.
Ross County (P. O.
Baird & Co., of Milwaukee, J. G.
(P. O. Brooks), Ore.
Bond Sale Cancelled—The sale White &
Chillicbthe), Ohio
Co., Inc., of New York
of $60,000 school bonds offered on City,
Courts & Co., of Atlanta,
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
Court House improvement bonds July 2—v. 174, p. 147—was can¬ Shearson, Hammill & Co., of New
celled. The bonds will be reof- York. City, and Kaiser &
was purchased by Breed & Har¬
Co., of
-San
Francisco, as
1.80s, at a
rison, of Cincinnati,, as 2s, at a fpred on Aug. 3.
price of 100.67, a basis of about Marion County Sch. Dist. No. 31 :price of 100.20, a basis of about
1.77%.
1.87%.
(P. O. Brooks), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Texie Hillyer,
Pottstown Borough Authority
Sebring, Ohio
District Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Pottstown), Pa.
Bond Offering-i-James C. Coffbids until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,man, Village Clerk,; will, receive
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $60,300,000 sewer revenue, series of
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
000 school; bonds. Dated July
1, 1951 bonds was purchased by a
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $20,000
1951. Due on July I from 1952 to
syndicate composed of Goldman,
water works improvement-bonds.
1961
inclusive.
The
bonds
ma¬
Sachs & Co., of New York City,
Dated June 15, 1951. Due on Dec.
turing on and after July 1, 1957 Stroud &
15 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. In¬
Co., Harrison & Co.,
are callable. Interest J-J. Legality
Aspden,
Robinson
&
terest J-D.
Co.,
and
Legality approved by
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Schaffer, Necker & Co., all of
Shaffer
&
Peck,
Williams, ; of
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Cincinnati.
Philadelphia, at a price of par, a
7
v
;
I
net interest cost of about 1.96%,
Milton-Freewater, Ore.
.Warren,
1966
Whiteland
ment
iftt,'
'
.
Shuler,
Jan.
on
1959
l%s. Due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive.
4
by
County Sch. Dist. No. 28
71
*
gality approved by Squire, ^San¬
(P. O.* Veneta), Ore.
;
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering—Inga Caldwell,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Payne. Village Local- Sch. Dist.,
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 6
Ohio
»
for the purchase of $16,000 school
Bond Sale—The issue of $179,- bonds. Dat^#
July 15, 1951. Due
000 building bonds was purchased on
July 15 from 1953 to 1960 in¬
by J. A. White & Co., of Cincinn¬ clusive. The«bonds maturing after
ati, as 2V2S, at a price of 101.68, July 15; 1956, are callable.
i-i
.
W.
1953 to
1 from
Due
Ocean
Inter¬
M-S.
est
Jan.
on
1965
to
3s.
The
ap¬
PENNSYLVANIA
East
j
Ore.
John
Legality
38,000
Portland.
noon
construction bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
1971
?
Gresham,
:
w
<■
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Juanita
—
inclusive.
1960
Bond
Dist.
1966
to
maturing on and after
are callable.
Interest
Legality approved by Win-
Feb. 1,
in¬
Isle Saint George), Ohio
Bond
1952
The bonds
Interest| M-N„. \
Bass Local Sch.
from
F-A.
by
M-S.
McKees
until
1956
to
1957
The
p.m.
1
proved
M.
Mona
School
sealed
1954
Due
48,000 2%'s.
1.97%.
(PST) on Aug. 2 for the pur¬
chase
of
$250,000 school bonds.
East Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
i
Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
Due on Feb.
>
'• Carrollton), Ohio
/'
:
Interest
$784,000 3s. Due
2,016,000
$14,000 2V2S.
on
bonds.
Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Veronia),
Oregon
8
purchased by R. S. Dickson & Co.,
of Charlotte, and
Associates, as
follows:
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1971
inclusive. The bonds maturing on
and after Sept. 1, 1958 are call¬
inclusive.
1959
Offering—Mrs.
Gordon,
will
Due
pur¬
High
re¬
319—were returned
p.
Union
Joint
bids
$185,000 street im¬
provement notes
•
1954
the
for
p.m.
OREGON
Ohio
Sold—The
Not
174,
$23,000
3
Columbia and Washington Counties
Delaware,
24—v.
of
from
Due
<
ceived
31
July
on
until
1
Ore.
Offering—B. O. Williams,
Education, will
bids
sealed
Grande),
La
until
Offering—S. J. Heinrichs,
Clerk of Board of
1966 inclusive. In¬
terest M-S.
Notes
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Corn), Okla.
receive
Sch. Dist. No.
O.
Clerk, will receive sealed
7 p.m. (PST) on July
30 for the purchase of
$180,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
bids
able.
107
chase
County
(P.
District
Springs, Okla.
Offering—C.
Sept.
on
Union
Bond
F.
Colvin,
will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 1
for the purchase of $30,000 fire
equipment bonds. Due from 1954
hospital bonds.
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
1 from
noon
the
for
11
$150,000
will
Vinita,
of
cost
Clerk,
.
Auditor,
bids
Aug.
on
of
Dated
City
Bond
City
Bond
,
Off erin g—Thomas
d
Sand
'
.
sV
Defiance, Ohio
n
chase
in¬
1967
to
Legality ap¬
Shaffer & Wil¬
Cincinnati.,^
7
»
V B o
1953
by Peck,
liams, of
t
from
Interest J-D.
of
about 2.44%.
Feltz,
on
Bank,
net interest
a
55
$200,000
1951
Due
water
bonds.
on
works
Dated
(CST:
purchase
Sept.
c
revenue *
1,
1951
March 1 in 1958 and 1959.
Legality approved by the Attor¬
ney
General of the State, and Vin¬
son,
Elkins & Weems, of Houston.
5G
(412)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
VERMONT
ffinesburg,
WASHINGTON
Hinesburg
Sch.
Dint.,
Vermont
Bond
Offering—Henry L. Mur¬
bids until
2
(DST) on Aug.
€
for
the
purchase of $60,000
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due
1971
p.m.
inclusive.
gality
Interest
by
approved
jLisman,
J-J.
Lisman
&
ceive
Bond
Offering
of
County
will
receive
©.m.
(DST)
fmrchase
series
• 951.
J.
bids
Aug
on
for
$2,375,000
on
Chapman
school
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Bond
sion
Le¬
&
p.m.
about
a
Simp¬
son, Clerk of County Board, will
a.m.
bonds
maturing
on
1952
after
and
to
of A.
inclusive.
West Bend Sch. Dist. No.
City.
900
THE BUCKEYE
1952
The
■4)lis
ers
of
101.59,
Street
a
New York. July 26. 1951.
of Directors of this Company has
at
the
close
of
business
was
Simmons,
of
inclusive.
Due
August
Bond
Offering
—
dated
are
the
>
Chapman, Town
Clerk,
will
,
,
issue
1,
4.40%,
The
1951.-
re¬
3 Va$.
to
as
t278
278
232
198
181
tl96
195
180
164
145
tl68
162
147
value—
274
t417
424
283
303
t317
331
1409
446
250
t499
500
153.2
J43.9
161.7
147.1
373
329
!
353
305
Total
nonagricultural
1153.0
Total factory
Factory payrolls, total
Freight carloadlngs
Department store sales,
U60.8
133
value—
stocks,
tl52.1
151.3**
136
■
t301
160.0
144.5
433.3
346.0
135
133
125
t297
284
122
302
290
377
value.
on
1971
are
285
-V.
NOTE—Production,
To
fPrellminary.
287
:
386
tEstimated,
289
/
carloadlngs, and department store sales Indexes based on dally
manufactures, nondurable manufactures, and minerals
durable
convert
Indexes to points in total index,
shown In Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply durable
by 0.379, nondurable by 0.469, and minerals by 0.152.
second
month,
value
of
figures,
F.
shown
Indexes based
W.
Dodge
in
Federal
data
three-month moving averages, centered
Eastern States.
To convert indexes
on
for
pur¬
(1935-39
Chart
Book
total
by
a
•'->
cost
and steel
Pig
inclusive.
April
./-•
May
301
273
218
206
891
755
891
755
and
t309
refining
}f<'
335
and
products
v:-.;
tl75
glass products-
t242
products
262
249
197
t213
213
197
208
y. t223
225
208
192
t209
208
,
/
170
•'">
f 173
170
162
tl72
161
155
175
,
247
tl75
186
175
203
243
■
..f184
k%
•244
•
tl84
175
153
140
/,
380
347
textiles
*
*
products
•'
'V'
f
■
;/
tl84
140
347
106
101
*
■!.
;■
yy ■' *
98
Manufactured
food
products-
•i; *
168
164
107
tl04
163
344
tl49
foods
tl76
177
173
and vegs.—
1162
167
150
172
177
16B,.
104
239
Processed fruits
Tobacco
248
products
Cigars
Cigarettes
tobacco
;,y
ti59
i 108
tl49
products
64
Paper and products
Paperboard
214
157
103
144
158
157
102
98
167
168
'•
1712
'
105
104
93
239
231
237
65
237
y 66
y
150
tl05
63
t213
153
105
103
.
l,':/* ;,V 66
64
214
.vi
180
f213
253
211
256
253
211
121
119
312
122
121
113
Printing and publishing
Newsprint consumption
fl78
183
166
tl31
188
169
Petroleum
t265
256
Newsprint
SAY
TO YOURSELF
166
to
money
products
give helps teach
to
new
thousands how
recognize Cancer and what to do
V
m*
laboratories and scientists who
are
ing their lives to find the cause—and
dedicat¬
cure
buys
new
equip¬
facilities for treating and
193
181
t206
204
175
175
*
185
178
171
433
328
*
295
164
Rayon
t377
377
-
Industrial
chemicals
Coal
containing
your
check
or money
443
t536
530'
443
213
t237
237
213
167
148
tl67
167
119
124
117
119
331
126
133
,
'
333
14S
124
131
64
97
81
64
97
191
160
I tl92
191
160
f.153
141
125
1168
130
140
t370
Metals
Iron
J
,
tl92
petroleum
231
273
>
ore
not
yet available.
fPrellminary.
(1935-39
CARLOADINGS
average = 100)
Adjusted for
order. It will be
SOCIETY'
350
81
Without
Seasonal Variation
1951
Seasonal Adjustment
1950
1951-
1950
May
—
-
May
May
Apr.
May
112
119
111
112
119
210
197
181
141
Coke
Grain
Apr.
111
Coal
CANCER
151
377
530
126
delivered to the American Cancer
Society office
AMERICAN
255,
165
t377
.
117
coal
envelope
in your state.
297
tl62
237
FREIGHT
the
328
+536
—
Bituminous
•Data
on
171
433
MINERALS
curing Cancer.
Just write "CANCER"
350
178
t297
fs
147
•
175
*
t438
y/,.
t237
,
-
Fuels
of
256
,
1
tl67
products
Crude
new
f204
175
t!58
Cancer.
ment, establishes
J81
185
t438
Anthracite
EVERY DOLLAR I send
193
204
1297
•
helps support
172
216
Paints
V
EVERY QUARTER I give
181
256
-
Chemicals
Rubber
about it.
172
t265
*
Byproduct *
Cancer to live again.
f
165
216
*
Beehive
EVERY NICKLE AND DIME I
171
256
Coke
help those stricken by
181
t206
coal
oil
Fuel
life-giving
;
t204
and
Gasoline
...here is
/
94
112.
13 59
93
•y
157
98
v.'
tl09
manufactured
Other
106
f 166
flour
Meatpacking
Other
W 95.
105
Wheat
175
153
380
157
112
•
160
164
'
Tanning
221
378
•'
106
■:
183
y
164
378
2C9
231
,
160
>,
vy
t249
210
189
and
192
158
149
186
,
tl87
products
258
308
253
tl85
Cotton consumption
Rayon deliveries
335
t309
t250
162
*
Cement
t334
249
208
Furniture
y
213
<
+165
Stone, .clay and
258
•
*.'•
225
tl68
897
.262
t209
Lumber
f.'
253
308
/,/
t223
Fabricating
Wool
222
,
301
217
t213
Leather
231
273
897
and
234
226
206
Nonferrous metals and products-
Textiles
222
/■
231
1950
May
264
.
301
t250
Clay
t263
Apr.
218
t334
Lumber
226
May
217
Machinery
Smelting
May
264
234
,—i,—
Transportation equipment
Automobiles
(Incl. parts)—
1,
1951—^—=
301
-
hearth
Electric
'
1950
Apr.
t263
—
Iron
Steel
1
April 1 from
Seasonal Adjustment
~
MANUFACTURES
Iron
inclusive.
Without
1951
of
April
com¬
100)
=
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
price
to
$410,269,000.
PRODUCTION
average
Secu¬
at
37
Reserve
INDUSTRIAL
/Open
dated
yet available.
$50,-
follows:
on
not
143.0
tl58.1
1425.8
'w
——-
Factory employment index, without seasonal adjustment, and payrolls index
plied by Bureau of Labor Statistics.
was
interest
ODue
Due
bonds
'
203
multiply
residential by $184,137,000 and all other by $226,132,000.
-
of
Dominion
net
a
1962
Hobart
C. O. BELL. Secretary.
contracts,
Construction contract
May
Corp., of Toronto, at
28,500 4s.
G.
232
t346
averages.
May 1 from
on
Sale—The
by
$21^,600
WYOMING
195
t233
.
t269
May 1 from
on
public works bonds
about
221
tl98
other
•Data
,
95.54,
Evanston, Wyo.,
1961.
price of
a
Lennoxville, Que.
rities
t223
,
All
Canada, Dawson,
,
chased
May
Employment—
1956
bonds
Bond
1.82%,1
basis of about
to
1951.
pur¬
231
Apr.
Residential
composed
Co., of Toronto,
from 1952 to 1961
declared a dividend of Twenty (20c)
per
share on the
outstanding capital
pavable September 15, 1951 to sharehold¬
record
The
000
T
'
f277
Construction
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Chicago, and Harris, Hall & Co.,
Inc., jointly, as 2s, at a price of
day
Cents
-ftlock,
-4.1,
Board
Broad
&
of
335,000 4s.
of
COMPANY
SO
bonds
chased by Blunt Ellis &
PIPE LINE
syndicate
$67,000 3V2s. Due
cor¬
278
May
follows.
as
1, Wis.
building and refunding
204
IQCrt
ival
13 65.
Minerals
Department store
Sale—The issue of $559,-
195
234
iqgt
11
May
223
t233
Nondurable
net interest cost of about
a
4.57%,
Interest
Without
,
Seasonal Adjustment
Apr.
t223
Total
Co., all of Montreal, at
July 1, 1961 are callable. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell & Pershing, of New York
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Bank
94.62,
'
1950
Manufactures—
Hannaford, Ltd., and Casgrain &
1.95%.
porate purposes
a
E. Ames
Royal
F-A.
Bond
by
to
Milwaukee,
— >•-•**
Total
chased
exten¬
awarded
May
production—
Durable
July 24—
INDEX
Adjusted for
Total
Sale—The issue of $402,000 improvement bonds was pur¬
price of 102.83, a basis
1966
follow:
1 QRl
Bond
(DST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase
©f $2,617,000 sewer of 1951 bonds.
Town Hall building bonds. Dated
Dated July 1, 1951. Due on July
Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Aug. 1 from
1 from 1952 to 1976 inclusive. The
year ago,
Seasonal Variation
Cap-de-la-Madeline, Que.
Chicago.
1), Wis.
Bond Offering — Roy J.
House,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
30 for the purchase -of
$15,000
Bond Offering—Ruby G.
10
a
average = 100 for employment and
payrolls;
1923-25 average—100 for construction
contracts;1935-39 average = 100 for all series.
QUEBEC
In¬
Route No.
until
month and
1939
CANADA
May
on
Wis.
on
production, factory
The indexes for May together with
employment and payrolls, etc.
a
Industrial
Hobart (P. O. Oneida,
Virginia
bids
2
$30,000
offered
320—were
p.
2V2s, at
as
tary District (P. O. Arlington),
sealed
of
the Milwaukee Co., of
of
Arlington County, Arlington Sani¬
receive
Cutler,
Sale—The
bonds
174,
v.
gality approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.
on
the State, as 2V2s.
Legality approved by
&
Delavan,
Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1952 to
until
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
terest M-N.
10
the
bids
May Business Index
BUSINESS
Sept. 1, 1951. Due
1 from
bonds.
A
Federal Reserve
Monday, July 30, 1951
.
.
The Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System issued
June 29 its monthly indexes of industrial
Washakie
Aug. 7 for the purchase
$840,000 Court House bonds.
of
until
8
p.m.
on
Dated
Braun,
Board,
School
sealed
of
Due
1976
E.
—
sealed
(CST)
Arlington County (P. O.
Arlington), Va.
Clerk
8
-
VIRGINIA
•
until
on
County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Worland), Wyo.
Chippewa County (P. O. Chippewa
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
Falls), Wis.
Bond Offering—Mildred Gun- ing bonds offered on July 20
v.
174, p. 56—were awarded to
derson, County Clerk, will re¬
Le¬
Burlington.
of
bids
Aug. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $100,000 water extension
WISCONSIN
July 1 from 1952 to
on
sealed
(MST)
(P. O. Stevenson), Wash.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
Bond Sale—The issue of $25,on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1963 in¬
000 general obligation bonds was
clusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality
purchased by the State Finance
approved by Pershing, Bosworth,
Committee, as 2%s, at par.
Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
Treasurer, will receive sealed
ray,
ceive
Skamania County Sch. Diet. No. 30
.
158
127
64
products
—
Ore
Miscellaneous
Merchandise,
-
l.c.l.
68
156
li212
148
151
48
—
154
212
Livestock
Forest
208
,
51
179
139
112
66
57
61
59
134
160
156
139
11122
296
193
217
133
149
149
135
51
48
51
51
-7
,
TRevised.
NOTE—To
193
124
;
convert coal
and miscellaneous Indexes
in Federal Reserve Chart Book,
to points in total index, shown:
multiply coal by 0.213 and miscellaneous by 0.548."
@FedFRASER