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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
h
6 1S53
JUL
ft* Commercial and
BUSINESS UMHHSrUnON
limn
Financial Chronicle
Rtg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 178
New York
Number 5235
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 6, 1953
$1
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
With SEC—
Class
A
common
stock
(par
B
common
stock
(par
S50c)
In This Issue
which
♦Of
—
Secondary Offering
A secondary
—
Stock and Bond
offering of 560,000 warrants was made July 2 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane ar$2.62Y2 per warrant
net, with a dealer's concession of 22 cents.—V. 177,
p.
2245.
Gas
Allied
"
'
•
American Stock Exchange.
Co.—Earnings—
and
expenses
$466,639
379,718
$296,062
242,045
$86,971
taxes
1952
$54,017
1,519
Other
3
$86,974
deductions
etc.,
initial
Months
Three
Net sales
Provision
Net
March
Ended
income
$36,129,384 $38,265,652
3,635,545
4,326,066
2,340,000
2,950,000
taxes
Canadian
Federal &
for
income
taxes
$1,295,545
1,095,410
$1.00
—V.
177,
The
of
write-off over
announced
a
on
State
a
new
nylon
been granted a
Mobilization covering
Bassill, President, said that the location
be
finally determined until present studies
The
patents
was
of the new plant would
and surveys have been
plant at Enka, an additional $1,000,000 has
the company for the construction of facilities
nylon filament yarn at this plant.—V. 177, p. 2781.
staple
priated by
been appro¬
to manufac¬
shares are now outstanding
ing 50,000
and are to be offered tor sale
of 22,500 shares
now
are
now outstanding
448,335 shares.
Lock Joint
Pipe Co., East Orange, N. J., is listed as the holder of 58,500 shares,
or
13.05%.
Officers and directors and their wives own approximately
now
and G.
held.
There
held;
33.34%
of
the
J.
Primmer is selling 5,000 shares
outstanding stock.
Oil Development
Co.—Stock Offering Under¬
July 1 to holders of
class A common stock (par $5) entitling them to sub¬
scribe for 250,000 additional shares of class A common
stock at the rate of one share for each two shares held.
The price is $11 per share, and rights, issued to holders
of record June 30, will expire July 14. A large under¬
writing group, headed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. and
including both United States and Canadian houses, will
buy any unsubscribed shares.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by the company from
sale of the class A common stock will be added to the general
funds of the company and may be used for such corporate purposes
the
as
the
directors
may
determine,
including
working
the
capital,
of additional properties, exploration, drilling, lease rentals
operating expenses.
.
i
The
major portion of such net proceeds will be expended,
with
other available funds, for drilling of development wells on proven and
acquisition
and
other
properties and exploratory wells
geological and geophysical work.
semi-proven
and
for
1
on unproven
properties
,
speculation."
proceeds, S398.000 are to be used for engin¬
net
for
and
"overdue liabilities,"
is concentrating its efforts on
Beaverlodge Areas, Saskatchewan,
company
claims in the
the ex¬
Canada.
1786.
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.
Ended
April 30—
——
Profit
before
for
Prov.
income
State
&
_!
taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
$36,695,400 $31,621,633 $35,570,030
482,009
502,794
895,471
230,000
207,000
375,000
*
$235,794
138,200
SO.65
$520,471
183,215
188.215
$0.88
$252,009
_•
—
outstanding-—
shares
Common
taxes--—
income
Feci.
profit
Net
$2.07
■
,
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 176, p.
After
850.
Co.—Stock Offering Oversub¬
shares of common stock
substantially oversubscribed, according to a state¬
ment by Edward M. Graham, President, made following
the close of the offer.
Total subscriptions amounted to
Hydro-Electric
Bangor
below
named
severally
have
sevearly
set
percentage
the
underwriter
subscribed
shares
such
of
the
by
for
forth
exercise of
A
to
sell
to
the
opposite
below
the class
of
agreed
has
company
of
name
them
each
stock as shall not
common
rights:
STATES
UNITED
Emerich & Co., Inc
2.0
Lestrange & Co.____ 0.6
Whipple & Co
1.0
W. Baird & Co., Inc.. 1.0
Ames,
Lawson,
Arthurs,
Bacon,
Bankers
The
Barth
&
Ellis
Blunt
Brush,
Bearing Specialists, Inc.—Name
&
0.6
Newhard,
Inc.—
0.4
0.4
The
Francis
Co
Clark
&
0.4
Carter
Hemphill,
H.
Hentz
Henry
W.
E.
A.
&
Noyes
&
0.3
Straus,
4.0
0.3
0.3
4.0
0.8
Stroud
Co._
Co
Hutton
Kidder
Co
&
»-
Co
&
&
Lemon
Kentucky
M.
Security
Co
Co
0.4
0.8
0.6
0.4
Harrison & Co
Richards
Kay,
The
Salomon
& Co,
Herrman
Johnston,
Rodman
Co.—
Chapman &
Brokaw &
H.
Reinholdt
0.6
Co
Walker
&
White,
Weld
Wulff,
S.
Yantls &
0.2
3
Net
0.8
CANADIAN
Securities
Corp.
in
interest,
areas,
western
&
Co.
Co
and
above.—V.
177, p.
2670.
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
—_ —
income
Fed.
L
taxes
income
taxes
—
—
1952
$60,741,058 $56,126,533
1,805,502
1,388,523
1,085,000
833,000
profit
Common
Earnings
capital shares outstanding
per
common
—V.
177,
p.
:
share
$555^523
1,034,143
^$0.50
2566.
f
2C»9
Delaware
in
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Bond Stores, Inc.
Years Ended
1951
$720,502
1,045,557
$0.65
—
0.8
...
in
Inc.
31—
May
Ended
before
Net
0.4
Inc.1
UNDERWRITER
organize^- late
the
be
stock owned
7.5
Ltd
was
Specialists,
Foods Co.
sales
Prov.
0.8
0.2
mineral rights and carried on exploratory
in the Williston basin of Montana and
North Dakota.
Interests have been acquired in nearly 1,300,000 acres
nd
oil
discoveries
hve been
made on three properties in Alberta.
Twelve
wells in all
have been completed in which Amurex has an
subsequently
v/ork
Months
Dec.
1952
31—
Sales
Profit
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
50
Bearing
Profit
\
Dominion
shares of Bearings, Inc. (Pa.) capital
W. E. Mcllroy and Jane G. Mcllroy.—V. 177, p. 2670.
for
Beatrice
0.8
1.0
Co
Co
Hansen
F.
registrar.
as
Commission—
0.6
& Co.
Ebiriger, Inc.
Dann
&
0.4
Co
Cleveland
Bearings, Inc..—Name Effective—
0.8
Co._'i_i
Common.
Wagner, Reld &
H.
of
Commerce
covering
See
0.6
McDowell—
&
Vietor,
G.
Inc.
Inc.
Co,, ; Inc
&
of
0.6
Bond
Blosser
&
Sutro
by
4.0
Co
&
Bank
0.3
Hutzler
&
0.3
0.6
Co
&
Co
&
&
exchanged
0.6
Linn
Bros.
Union
was
Inc. 0.4
Co.,
Gardner
&
&
&
SEC
1.0
Co
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Smart, Clowes & Oswald,
Stix
1.5
Co
this company
corporation on June 19 filed a letter of notification with
82,500 shares of common stock fpar 50 cents) to
The
0.6
& Co
Shepard
0.6
Inc
&
Friedman,
Fulton, Reid
Ohio
Prescott,
and
of
Files With Securities and Exchange
1.5
Cook
Co.
.
Co.,
&
Pont
du
I.
Co.
&
Co
Dickson
S.
Inc.
agent
1.5
Co
Changed—
business of
opening of
name
0.4
F.
&
177,
the Midwest Stock Exchange on June
changed to Bearings, Inc. An agree¬
ment of merger has been effected whereby Bearings, Inc. was merged
into
Bearing Specialists, Inc. and the name changed as indicated.
Central National
Bank
of Cleveland has been
appointed transfer
the
At
29 the
1.0
Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
S. Moseley & Co
1.0
0.8
Slocumb
Cruttenden
R.
1.5
4.0
&
Milwaukee
The
1.5
Co
&
Turben
Co.—
&
Collins
Julien
Merrill,
Simmons
&
Sullivan & Co.,
Bosworth,
McCormick
4.0
0.3
Corp
Brothers
Lehman
0.4
0.6
Co
Blair
William
Co._
Williams
Levy &
Higginson
0.6
Inc.—
Co.
Bond
Leary & Co
Barrow,
J.
Lee
.—
Robert
4.0
Pegbody & Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
W. C. Langley & Co
0.6
Brothers
who
2670.
10
Almstedt
The remaining
1,928 shares were allotted among the stockholders
exercised
their oversubscription privilege. — V.
UNDERWRITERS
Kidder,
12.0
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
Of the 45,254 share issue, 43,326 shares
to by stockholders or by others who
subscribed
purchased rights from the stockholders.
p.
A.
shares.
51,764
were
the
and
purchase
to
Farwell,
Amurex
the
p.
Years
44
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Fahey,
written—Warrants were mailed on
Stock
issue of 500,000 shares of common stock
an
of
177,
Sales
and Exchange Commission—
by the present holders, numbering 27. The largest block. 8,794 shares,
is being sold by Ernest F. Bent, who now owns 43,794 shares. Howard
H
Jenkins, President, proposes to sell 4,131 shares of 24,131 shares
—
City, is pub¬
was
Construction Co., South Gate, Calif.
a
(Canada)
Ltd.
scribed—The offering of 45,254
be
registration statement with the SEC on June
30, 1953, covering 100,000 shares of its $1 par common Istock, to be
offered
for public
sale through an underwriting group headed by
Dean Witter & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
Of
the
stock
being registered, $50,000 shares are to be offered
for sale by the
issuing company, the proceeds of which are to be
added to
the company's general funds and are to be used, among
other things, for property additions and working capital.
The remainfiled
Mines,
Uranium
♦Earnings per common share———
System
depth
a
was
development and mining, $48,200
$25,000
for
a
contingency
reserve.
__44
Federal Reserve
rig capable of reaching
a
company
2245.
p.
PRCCEEDS—Of
manufacture nylon under
$3,000,000 nylon staple and
Enka, N. C., as the initial
its expansion program. The company also operates another
plant at Lowland, Tenn., and is one of the major producers of
tenacity rayon for tires as well as rayon textile yarns.
Since the announcement several months ago of plans for a $2,000,000
company
177,
the
eering
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
high
The
when
(par 10 cents) at $1.25 per share "as a
licensed last February to
and is now constructing a
—Registers With Securities
with
drilling
granted permits to search
and produce oil around Ravanusa, Vittoria and Priolo in southern
eastern Sicily,
geological, gravity and seismic surveys have been
licly offering
plant adjacent to its rayon plant at
American Pipe &
start
Offered—George D. Clarke, Ltd., New York
44
Reserve Banks
Drill—
prospecting subsidiary, plans to drill a test
it was announced on June 30. Soon
of Sicily,
area
1951,
Athabasca
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
rayon
nylon
will
June,
made.—V.
in
step
ture
and
1
company
filament
for
9
Rates
to the American
Anacon common stock
shares of
2669. • ..
10,000 feet.
Since
43
Payable
and
Declared
Exchange
Foreign
The certificate authorizes a
of an estimated total cost of
J. E.
completed.
duPont
of
46
Bond Offerings
City
and
Dividends
$35,000,000.
not
the Vittoria
in
contractors
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44
June 25 that it had
the Office of Defense
by
plant.
five-year period of 40%
of
p.
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—Unit to
D'Arcy Exploration Co., a
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
General
Corp.—Expansion Plans—
Necessity
69,600
of
—V.
The Course of Bank Clearings
corporation
construction
the
31,*52
$3.98
B
class
June 24 reported
on
1953, all he held.—V. 177,
BUSINESS—The
1365.
p.
American Enka
Certificate
$4.02
$3.89
share
per
sale
the
Exchange
May,
well
Miscellaneous Features
May 31,'53 Nov. 30,'52 May
value
of
Sells Holdings—
Ltd.—Director
Inc.—Asset Value Off—
of—
asset
conversion
for
company
director,
a
ploration
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 177, p. 829.
American Business Shares#
As
in
Averages .31
31
Stock Prices
SEC Index of
the
of
Mines,
LOdger Simard,
Stock
$1.08
♦Earnings per common share
♦After
A.
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
$1,376,066
1,095,465
profit
Common shares outstanding
Net
1952
1953
31—
-
—,
before
Profit
$2.85
Lead
Anacon
—35
Montreal Stock Exchange
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
__37
Toronto Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
41
Over-the-Counter Markets
—42
Transactions New York Stock Exchange. _—31
Transactions American Stock Exchange
31
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
31
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
American Brake Shoe Co.
Exchange
Stock
financing
2669.
p.
San Francisco Stock Exchange
2781.
p.
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$40,135
$3.91
share
common
per
177,
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
15,401
$55,065
income
Net
Earnings
Exchange
Angeles Stock
Midwest
$55,536
31,909
income
Gross
Interest,
—V.
*
(net)
income
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
Los
ir.come
operating
Utility
Exchange
Stock
Boston
1953
revenues
Operating
11
23
27
32
—.32
32
32
33
35.
(Bonds)
.
12 Months Ended Ms rch 31—
Operating
Exchange
Stock
York
New
I
Page
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
New York
reserved
are
involved the sale at $1 per
share of 250,000
shares of class B common stock, of the par value
of 50c per share, of which Ashland Oil & Refining Co.
and Murphy
Corp. each purchased 100,000 shares ar.d A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
purchased 50,000 shares.
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. has transferred
5.000 shares of
class B common stock to Joseph J. Levin.—V, 177,
Quotations
^
shares
500,000
750,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
stock.
common
The
Alleghany Corp.
Outstanding
"l,250,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
$5)
Class
the next 12 months.—V. 176, p. 49.
the Plan during
FINANCING
Authorized
Abbott Laboratories Stock Bonus Plan (North
Chicago. 111. I filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 29,
1953, covering 700 new participations in the Plan and 25,000 common
shares of the
company
which may be purchased for participants in
and
corporation
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Abbott Laboratories—Registers
This
before
Provision
for
income
Federal
taxes
income
taxes
c
1951
$32,763,399 $78,749,730
6,038,754
6,784,009
2,973,000
3,406,000
acquired
Canada
exploration
and
work is in, progress in
.
number of other
a
,
,
Net
-
Common
dividends
Common
capital shares,
outstanding
Earnings per common share
—V.
177, p.
2670.
$3,065,754
$3,378,003
1,638,383
profit
1,688,383
1,688.383
1,688,333
$1.82
$2.00
I
2
(50)
The Commercial and
Fund
Bond
The
SWC
of
corporation
covering
Boston, Inc.—Registers
June 26 filed
on
250,000
shares
<saarket, without underwriting.—V.
to
stock
capital
of
3.
With SEC—
oiieied
he
Expansion of its activities in industrial
development and
large industries on its lines,
at
170, p. 1902.
The
expenditure
improvement of the railway and its
dieselization, of approximately $22,500,000.
Edison
covering
kr
offered
capital
on
on
to
about July
or
16,
1953.
of
be
to
made
the
trains,
outstanding
will
about
1953, is subject to approval
3,
of
record
Stockholders
program
accorded
be
7.
by
July
the
17
and
to
wi'l
This
be
first
the
offering
(he
of
capital
stock
by
the
company
gross
net
equip¬
Provision
Net
full
after
year
of
$582,000,
reorganization
with
gross
(1941)
of
revenues
the
gross
reached an all time high of
$43,350,309,
of $2,587,370. For the
first 5 months of 1953 there
improvement in net earnings, with a
slight improvement
is
It
anticipated
vestment
Net
banking
proceeds,
retirement of
jnade
for
the
offering will be underwritten by
headed by The First Boston Corp.
that
group
together with
short-term
available
debt
payable
prior construction).
requirements
t>106 000,000.
•xpected
the
for
The
five-year
Approximately
available
be
to
-566 000,000
will
be
$40,000,000
from
debt
estimates
1953
of
internal
to
the
bank
the
Boston
Maine
&
End
Period
May
iperating
fac.
rents
(Dr.)
30,447,357
3,089,332
2,938,627
1,775,570
1,491,656
32,355
28,705
177,812
$428,822
$1,939,912
61,585
67,846
312,973
income
Gross
itentals,
Inc.
int.,
*
after
fixer)
chgs.
income--
Deficit,
$496,668
$2,252,885
285,409
Osntingent chargesf Net
$437,729
■
275,324
1,481,562
-
-
-
—
t Before
$221,344
$771,323
132.683
913,416
42,778,393
36,988,785
o6.47
1,313.422
43,350.30.9
35.853,963
82.72
2,587.370
3,722,871
2,910,360
78.13
233,590
principal
amount
2,818,154
3,045,903
78.87
134,314
proceeds
from
77.37
281,233
the
277,465
297,737
a
*$30,362
--
$38,661
*$142,093
*$458,443
sinking
funds.—V.
177,
Brunner Manufacturing Co.—Plans
It
is
reported
that
issue
an
oi
this
plans
company
Financing—
to
offer
3,572.986
4,049,943
3,156,118
77.93
2,909,273
78.ii
The
physical
condition
of
America
exchanged
and
for
for
of
part
properties
than
position and
voting
working capital. The preferred shares
the debentures.—V. 177,
p.
622.
of
the
time
company
in
the
are
any
trustees
T.
were:
M.
this
at
are,
time,
ol
Cunningham
(Chairman),
Jenkins, A. W. Ledbetter, C. S. Sanford
and
H.
G.
Net
Bulova Watch Co., Inc.
Years Ended
March
(&
1952
$6,606,228
2,771,900
2,695,033
$2,684,648
*$2,646,063
$3,911,195
649,762
(349,76 2
649,762
—
—
♦Exclusive
V.
175,
of
special
items
$4.13
amounting
to
$4.07
credit
net
a
The
sold
nually
These
3 Months
sundry
and
stockholders
to
stockholders
i*f
50
cents
The
in
cash
payable about
to
The
sales
each
State
and
supplier
mattress
ucts are
manufactured at plants in St.
Detroit,
Carlisle
operates
plants
It
ibe
•
is
iscal
>>ecome
lurkart
the
the
Louis,
Mo.,
and
shortly
upholstery
of
women's
after
the
the
director
of
Textron
dividend
four
Hairy
and
will
J.
end
of
shoe
continue
Burkart,
continue
Scherck,
division
to
to
be
177,
113,265
A
secondary
made
•was
iucor..e__
on
740,589
2,327,445
$2,289,592
$2.31
discount
be
in
of
will
charge
net
withdrawn
the
on
40
cents
following
stock
viously owned
of
stock
were
represented by the St,
Richter Co.—V. 177, p. 2246.
share.
per
177,
The
of
the
business;
vehicle
California
privately
*jroup
of
--V.
P.
U,
Commission
$2,000,000
life
177,
of
insurance
4 Va
%
has
unsold
first
companies
authorized
mortgage
and
the
portion
the
R.
bonds
of
Tne
travel
on
order
with
Canadian
•See
Crown
in
Canada
"Mie
June
on
will
be
26
announced
radically
that
improved
"Trans-
when
this
commencing
Western
Corp.
below.—V.
177,
p.
End.
has
called
for
redemption
May 31—
Co.-
on
1953—Month—1952
$
Earns,
after
shares
per
taxes__
Aug.
20,
next,
all
of
outstdg.
com.
Central
of
with
$
9,970,982
9,909,626
3,818,4ik)
3,819,889
3,818,480
$0.55
$2.50
voting
requirements.—V, 177,
p.
,
'i
-M
certificates for stock
°/ the company.
,
company
are
as
2.
of
water
Complete
reorganization of
of
the
management
& Atlanta
the
voting
totaling
and
to
approximately 50 cents
with
the
Illinois
said
a
Commerce
approx.mately $16,450,000 an¬
in
Chicago and northern
amounting to $2,900,000
operations
will
the
served
for
each
by Public Service.
the
12
months
company's
$280,000,000
about
average
increases
revenue
'he
preserve
raise
Rise
increase
rate
customers
increases
gas
Rate
general
the average residential electric
Service
division
(who
uses
161
schedules
on
General
first
of
are
credit.
new
ended
6.5%.
to
necessary
This
capital
is
vital
the
next
new
con¬
in
added.
1953
Edison
through
is
spending
1956
to
$500,000,000
the
meet
on
growing
2677.
p.
needs
of
the
Cbmpo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Note
Sold Privately—
corporation, Boston, Mass., which recently acquired
the
United
Wool
Heel Co. and Quirk
Machinery Co.
(manufacturer of wood heel
making machinery) both of
Louis has
privately placed a loan of $1,000,000
St.
Loewi
&
Co.,
Milwaukee
2128.
p.
investment
Connecticut
a
Telephone
"Private
bankers.
4V2 %
12-year note, are being
company's working capital.—V. 177,
used to augment the
&
Electric
Line"
systems,
Corp.,
Meriden,
and
new
a
complete line of
systems is now readv lor national
distribution and
by this corporation, it was
announced recently.
~
new
line of automatic
-switchboards uaa telephones is the most
complete the company has ever
offered in over 60 years of
producing
quality telephone equipment.
Connecticut now will provide intercom¬
munication facilities for
businesses needing as little as two
telephones
to companies
requiring thousands of telephone lines. The
Private Line
system ranges in scope from a
10 line automatic
system to a 50 line
automatic system which can
be expanded
ejsily and economically to
well over
5,000 lines. Another low cost 2
to
5
line system designed
for
professional offices and small
businesses is also being produced.
Called the Connecticut
The
Color
to
name
Corp.
of
purchase 31,500 additional shares
Co. of $6 per share. Citizens pre¬
common
and
collision,
15
company
1,000
fidelity
shares
and
property
of
preferred
surety;
damage
177,
p.
motor
liability;
receivab'es
to
the
the
These
of
value
purchase
of
the
floor
or
price
assets,
by
fixed
consolidated
space,
$1,346,389
$163,389.
assets
depreciation
include
in
net
for
newly
were
acquired which
$900,000 fur insurance
of
acquired
for
1950
$1,421,607
of
as
Operations
which
450
Clark
March
for
the
people
through
1952
for
with
the
manufactured by
Good
primary
supplement
line
of
American
six
for
initial
receive
and
in
receive
four
can
1956
Debentures
the
be
may
Co.,
five
right
for
Morgan
terms
Stanley
to
are
be
of
for
the
the
company's
backlog
Capital
bulk
surrendered
a
for
sale
of
from
$827,440
conducted
in
acquiring
standard
and
expand
line
service
the
Roads
in
in
of
1946
to
plant
in
American
Elec-
motor
entrance
of both
scope
one
starting
equipment
operations.
Machinery Corp. has first class sheet metal
and steel
working facilities that can
supply Clark with many products now
acquired from outside sources. In
addition, Clark Controller intends to
at
15,
The
the
sale
of
property
the
new
additions
treasury
for
expenditures
for
Y.,
the
bonds,
are
for
the
each
rhe
New
Maryland
177,
2567.
p.
With SEC—
SEC
June .26,
on
due
1983,
and
to
headed
be
by
underwriting
bands, together with other funds,
improvements or to reimburse
and
expenditures
1953
19-56
or
group
supplied by amendment.
for
after
either
N.
underwriting
offering price
public
debenture
stock;
debenture plus
Md.—V.
with
mortgage
an
1967
through
common
exchange
(Mich.)—Registers
first
through
Co.
made
estimated
for
at
such
purposes.
$62,000,000.—V.
177,
I
Cornell-Dubilier
in
in
conversion
York
of
stock;
stock
registration "statement
\
ending
common
New
p. 12783.
months
of
common
Bait.
due
$100
a
$100
a
Redwood Sts., Baltimore 3,
&
proceeds of
used
surrender
Broadway,
public
be
is
to
surrender
can
shares
shares
$25,000,000
.
60 years.
past
which applies
and
company filed
covering
by
-
shares of the company's
exchange five shares
holder
Consumers Power Co.
offered
the
debentures
rate,
100
Trust Co., Calvert
1953,
installed
Power Co. of
option into
debenture.
Trust
be
can
over
convertible
conversion
the
obtain
holder
3 »/4 %
have
and
$100
and
Electric
Corp.—New Plant
Operation—
Production
are
purpose
its
switches
and
recognized leader
the holder's
and
Net
averaged $58,661
profits
averaged
net
the
a
has'commenced at this
ford, N. C., Octave
Blake, President,
corporation's
announced
new
plant
June
on
in
South
at
San¬
25.
Although
has not been
entirely completed, Mr. Blake,
said, orders
types of capacitors
being filled at the new installation.
^hen completed, the plant will be the
company's largest, providing
more
than 270,000
square feet
construction
companies
employed.
Co.'s
to
was
at
will
1955
in
will
1953.
three
are
Controller
Switch
31,
1953
cash
controls for army tanks.
profits for these companies
1949;
been
Under the
in¬
mechanical
yearly net
through
stock.
have
companies
$1,607,454 in 1946 to $4,623,631 in 1952.
Sales
six months
ending March 31, 1953, were
$3,028,732. Current
of orders as of March
31, 1953, is $3,968,730, of which the
defense orders
1,
became convertible
common
•
the
has
Beginning July
The
.
billed
it
an
Consolidated Gas Electric Light &
—Debentures Become Convertible—
current
-
sales
1946
balance
buildings totaling 75,000 square
machinery, tequipment, tools and
from
creased
The
system
intercommunication equipment. Connecticut
extensive line of hospital
signaling equip¬
1305.
p.
during
the
of
produce
1954, the holder
plus $15 in cash
2450.
line
31,
$735,084,
after
assets
land.
net
of
the
for which
157,
this
'
.
to
continue, to
ment
1953, shows total current
inventories, amounting to $2,081,473
purchase
current
fixed
March
of
and
liabilities
manufacturing
acres
The
as
cash.
himself.
addition
York
in
Direct-A-Cail,
purchaser
In
$20
announced
$1,183,000
was
the
will
handles the following classes of insurance
holding company which owns and operates
Corp. and Good Roads Machinery
Corp.,
companies
appraised
of
build
up
the
domestic
equipment.—V.
for
various
27-aere
Springs,
2247.
p.
of.operating space. It is situated oh a
tract acquired last
October. Another plant is
located in Fuguay
N.
C.,
and
ten
others
in the
East
and
Midwest.—V. 177
177,
volume
and
certifi-
the
company.since reorganiza¬
Including about V.
profits
of
the
road
2247.
p.
machinery
Cosden Petroleum
Corp.
Years
Net
Profit
(&
;
income
and
Net profit
Dividends
♦Capital
Earnings
$48,536,619 $58,428,141
taxes
Canadian
j,
shares
per
*Includes
Mar. 1/52
before
income
6,728,699
1.223,216
income
'
i
Common
shares
Earnings
per
$3,037,582
890.160
♦No
$1.93
share
treasury shares.—V. 176,
p.
1563.
562,800
3,316,311
income
taxes
*974.000
2!334.928
$2,072,190
675.272
675,274
$3.47
$3.07
J.__
share
excess profits tax.
an
corporation
Loan—
$5.40
on
unsecured
Crown
The
Color Corp. of
America—New Name—-
1952
4,407,118
$2,342,311
outstanding
common
Arranges Private
The
723,205
562,800
1.953
$33,627,556 $33,965,780
taxes
Federal
___
3.691,117
taxes_____
outstanding
See Cineeolor
Corp. aoove.
for
___'
Net profit
_
common
6.6C0
2,309,007
$1,085,791
State
Subs.)—Earnings—
1
income
Subs.)—Earnings—
peb. 28,'53
before
operating
Provision
Aikman Corp.
sales
(&
Ended April 30—
Gross
Profit
Federal,
Ry., and the acquisition with
frrS!epr°per"yUS'"al develoPrai!"ts.
dieselization.
of
exchangeable
follows:
nfPaUri?rtSae 0f the stvanTnah
«ile
to
Years Ended—
con¬
The voting trust became effective
July
at? of
e l rincipal accomp.ishments
of
the
are
West
authoriz¬
purchase
intercommunicating
Co.—Acquisition—
a
exceeds
Collins &
2j!46.
Georgia Ry.—Progress
Reported—In
trust
®
2676.
p.
$2.48
$0.46
the
o
$
2,167.509
3,819,889
share
MosJ-1952
1553—5
$
the expiration
on
June 30
trust, the voting trustees
stated in part:
The
t,
tion
of
health;
this
pr ce
current
equipment
42,712,620 199,514,009 219,427,383
1,850,393
♦After preferred
dividend
nection
used
per
year.
Indicated net profits
31, 1953, are $105,347.
Consolidated
net
worth
has
increased
-Earnings—
38,889.717
Oomnvm
its
March
Preferred Stock—
of
Eta.
t" uit
an
from
accrued
Caterpillar Tractor
-Net
1953,
cash,
which
addition
feet
tirc
od
in
Consolidated
2676.
4.8% cumulative preferred stock
at $55
per
dividend.
The conversion
privilege will terminate
sat the close of
business on Aug. 20.—V.
177, p. 1151.
•v
changed
$122,936
corporation
plus
he
years,
—V.
be
1928,
and
Corp.,
these
total
have
for
Lumber Co., Ltd.—Offer
Expires
Corp.—To Retire 4.8%
outstanding shares
xhare
11
shares
in
Controller
purposes.
early in 1954, of a $38,000,000
lightweight all-stainless steel streamlined
passenger
the Budd
Company."—V. 177, p. 2450.
Zellerbach
Carrier
The
177,
liability.—V.
ourchase
assets,
Ry.—Modernizing Equipment—
company takes delivery,
for 155 new
order
*:ars
directors.—V.
aircraft; personal injury and
compensation and employer's
for
assets
and
Railroad.
^
Vice-President,
of
order
an
This
Hanover
company.
'
Pacific
Crump,
«iontinental
The
of
Electric Switch
Minerva, Ohio.
i
sheet
company to
due 1975 to a
In
N.
of
Indemnity
American
all
this
.
Canadian
to
Arex
41,316
Arex
On
May 19,
Fuller-Johnson
was
i
Pennsylvania
2782.
p.
board
Trustee
and
Clark
California Water Service
Co.—Private Placement—
The
ell
May
are
of
Accident
workmen's
830.
p.
,
-
the
and
507.
p.
Citizens, organized
Co.—Secondary Offering—
day.—V.
Co.
by
stock, $100 par
thereafter, $350,000
promissory notes. The
Conn.—Produces Private Line—
President
to
on
176,
proceeds
common
of 4,000 shares of common stock
(par $20)
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $25.37Va
per share, with
of
installment
Gas
J,
an
the
amount
electric
based
must
Connecticut
Jr.,
rate
Proceeds from the
loan,
offering
June 23
on
dealer's
unsecured
527,977
Corp.—Name Changed—
corporation
The
con-
President,
1
Power
(1)
of
also
Chairman,
from
Casualty Co. of New York—Stock Offered—
Mohawk Valley
Investing Co. and Security & Bond
Co. on June 12 offered
8,000 shares of $1.50 cumulative
preferred stock at par ($25 per
share), with the stock¬
holders of the company
having a prior right to subscribe
for the shares on the basis
of one preferred share for
each 32 shares of stock held.
i
California Oregon
for
Public
increases
costs
area.—V.
Citizens
company will
the company's
operations.
parties to the sales transaction
investment, banking firm.
value,
Co.—Seeks
case
would
new
are
company
struction
Director—
a
has been elected
Both
Xouis
by
follows:
as
aggregating
Natural
provide increases
gas customers outside
Chicago
Gale,
higher
4,961.549
income
taxes
filed
and
99,704.373
The
materials
Me,
Burkart
will
company
Textron.
its
loans
1953.
109,811,436
$0.78
McNeill,,
America.—V.
the
Principal prod¬
(III.), Philadelphia,
Cairo
The
Portland,
liquidation
Burkart
of
of
industries.
Orleans.
(2>
installment
asked
its
it
1,725,000
electric
the
as
3
Burkart
plus a
1953.
of
division
a
a
that
30,
business
as
New
accomplished
Nov.
year
The
and
Higginsville,
contemplated
substantially
lucted
•
(Ark),
at
sale
assures
stock
of
E.
Cineeolor
1.
major
a
furniture
the
contract
of
30,
offset
9 Months
$775,722
McNeill Elected
Robert
Approved—To
approve
share
Co.,
required
sale
Co.—Sale
voted
for
Sept.
is
company
automobile,
26
Incorporated.
$31.50
Burkart
the
Ao
of
June
on
Textron
and
par
Gas'
the
and
schedules
1,698,146
_
share
per
the
25
In
month)
its
The
34,120,678
expense
—J
profit
The
The
company
a
amounts
April
of
used cars by De Soto dealers in the week
ended June 13
the highest since the
war, J. B. Wagstaff, De Soto Vice-President
Charge of Sales, announced on June 24.-
$167,530.—
Heat
money
program,
and
Manufacturers'
Inc.,
Edison
June
Lxing
for
Illinois.
The
1953—
less
Federal
to
Natural
on
company
Wjllis
__
expenses,
of
history.
for the 435,000
Sales
in
by
System,
equal
Edison
37,448,400
goods
profit
Bank,
(F.) Burkart Manufacturing
.Liquidate—
of
Commission
Chrysler Corp.—Record De Soto Sales—
$6.02
of
2175.
p.
66-year
kilowatthours
were
Net profit
•Tapital shares outstanding—:—
Earnings per common share——
$3,000,000,
month.
1951
$5,417,963
2,790,535
construction
ox
&
authorizing Columbia
new
the
company
its
through
1953
$5,475,183
foreign inc. taxes—
iTbv. for Fed. &
price
a
customer
Erie
comparable quarter for the previous fiscal
year was 77 cents
sb'1r'> a"d $2.50 per share for the
comparable nine months' period.
—V.
177,
p.
1366.
Subs.)—Earnings—
'
31—
Gas
Commonwealth
*Tlie
taxes———l—
income
at
This
per
.'♦frofit before
of
linancing of
in
Thorn¬
$
for
*Net
1953
Light
order
an
proposed
tiansact.ons
will
be
used
to
complete
Natural Gas'
1953 construction
program.
idle SEC has given
interested persons until
July 3, 1953, to request
hearing' on the two applications.—V. 177,
p. 2783.
in'
history oi the company. The
reaching a healthy state.
177, p. 2732.
Interest
be
may
V.
at
working capital
net
sales
Prov.
for
$6,600,000
Virginia, its subsidiary, have applied to tne S~'J for
ing the issuance and sale
by
Natural
Gas,
and
Co.umbia, oi 3,500 shares of Natural C-as'
Deficit.
Selling and administrtaive
next
15-year subordinated sinking fund con¬
vertible debentures, and 100,000 shares of common
stock and use the
proceeds to build a new plant in
Georgia, to retire approximately
|,250,000 of preferred stock presently held
by Prudential Insurance
-3o.
1
3,724,728
Cost
time
some
Manufacturers
wit.i
common
Period Ended May 31
$1,500,000
The
;
Columbia
value,
3,936,602
Net
month
1,626.257
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
2450.
p.
The
Central Soya Co.,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 12,300 shares of capital stock
(no par)
was made on June
29 by Glore,
Forgan & Co. at $29.75
per share. It was completed.-
913,417
$0.65
promissory notes.
i
$454,974
182,682
and
evidenced
Income
The
$1,887,136
1,432,162
$152,320
-
be
*$532,387
305,580
etc
2,337.896
$1.03
'
2677.
contriout on
tf
85.46
ton.—V.
'
2,340,395
shares
financing its
capital
$3,600,000
91.01
better
$1,581,556
income__—------
in
Ratio
Cocke, H.
Other
cash
a
Net
latter
33,381,399
cash
165,980
$376,144
—
the
Expenses
9.
30,551,298
647,293
285,848
five
$31,729,910
*
2,350.000
$1,522,796
snare
Manufacturers
39,060,945
1953
$36,729,117
5,987,850
—
Net ry. oper. income
Operating
May
580,249
(Dr.)
results
April
338.124
-
_
rents
inclusive, and
the
first
have been as follows:
Operating
Feb.
$37,429,983
corporation
supply
Revenues
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$7,378,518
5.951,245
expenses
:
JSquipment
Joint
$7,278,117
.
both
$34,886,067
Jan.
2450.
1953—Month—1952
to
1952.
3,872.796
3.525.000
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Loans &
Investments—
1951
RR.—May Earnings Lower—
31—
Operating revenues
Taxes
177, p.
to
operating
March
by future market or other conditions.—V.
B
177, p.
1952
warranted
are
taxes
$2,404,935
and
common
1949
by
as
per
A
1950
of
supplemented
both
1953,
Year
are
balance
1949
years
'
at
funds
the
of
income
subsidiary, have applied to the SEC
Operating
construction
inclusive,
required
borrowings
or
its
1957,
and
sources;
capital stock
or
months
applied to the
(evidencing borrowings
banks
to
from
the
v
y
be
to
are
company
period
from
obtained
i-uch issues of long-term
cash,
in¬
an
of. class
This
revenues.
For
5,929.9-5
By
had
revenues
Federal
'-Revised.—V.
"
8.
lor
taxes
profit
Number
company
$34,866,000.
income
-Mar. 29/52
$76,454,315*$61,379,090
__
income
marked
a
in
in
first
deficit
a
the
with
is
■
be.ore
April 4/53
income
Profit
Earnings
In
1952
Massachusetts
Utilities.
Public
Weeks Ended—
Gross
discontinuance of several unprofitable
passenger trains. This
is being pressed
for .the discontinuance of additional such
reported
^^h^^ffering^wWc^is^expected
expire about Aug.
.Department
statement with the
capital stock proposed to
including
The
6.
registration
a
shares of
holders of
246,806
basis
1-for-10
a
stock
filed
26
on
an
ment,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
June
issue of
company
on
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
Columbia Broadcasting
System, Inc. («& Subs.)—Earns.
13
Operating
arrangements
with
the
Seatrain,
which
transports
freight cars between the ports of New York and
Savanmh.
5.
Boston
plac¬
4.
'
The
the
ing of many
with the
registration statement
a
Financial Chronicle
SEC
842
repdrted
to
have
from
an
arranged
insurance
to
borrow
$3,000,900
company,
Plastics, Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
shares
is
loa'n at 4 V2
%
of
673
on
share of each class
June
shares
common
24
of
filed
6%
stock
of stock at
a
letter
of
non-cumulative
notification
with
the
preferred stock and
par)
to be offered in units of one
$100 per unit, without
underwriting.
(no
.
'
Number 5235
Volume 178
shares
than
thus
Canadian
of
80%
consummation
assuring
of
July
after
time
of
extension
to
July
Co.,
Lumber
Western
Canadian
of
More
extended
has
corporation
6
exchange
C its
Ltd.
offer
Western shares has been deposited,
the merger. There will be no further
nor
is any other offer contemplated
2677.
p.
in
Fairlawn,
..
Dejay Stores Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$8,576,310
Profit
.—614,616
taxes and contingencies
280,000
535,722
225,000
Net
;_i
income taxes
before
Federal
4—
and
inc.
State
profit
:
Common
per
—V.
p.
174,
—_—.-1—
291,189
$1.06
share—
common
187.
Co., Sycamore, 111.—Files—
proceeds
June
on
25,695
used
be
to
are
in
system
on
Martin
recent
a
Angeles,
announced
June
24
executive
B-26
conversion.
2352.
p.
Corp.—Note Sold Privately—This
corporation has arranged for
defense
$4,000,000 loan from The
a
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
ordinated
note, due in
1968, it
on
4.70% sub¬
a
announced
was
June
on
26.
The
of
$2,770,000 note presently held by Mutual
and add the balance of the proceeds to working capital.
refund
company will
York,
New
The
a
corporation has been
for
ness
With
20
its
the sales finance and
in
it
small
busi¬
loan
has its headquarters in Allentown,
The company
years.
subsidiaries,
operates
offices
54
in
nine
Pa.
states.—V.
176,
425.
p.
'
'■
■;
four
General
for
in
Electric
Co.—To
Increase
Air
(
■
Conditioning
Equipment Prices—
The
air
plants
The
effective July
26 a 5% increase on
stores, restaurants, offices
June
on
for
1.
currently
company
ditioners
2783.
announced
equipment
company
conditioning
trial
23 plants, of which three are
in the United States.—V. 177,
firm operates
England and 16
The
feet.
sq.
Canada,
p.
177,
Los
Co.,
for the installation of Goodyear Nylon
Lodestar aircraft following the success
foods.
conditioning
2,250,000
175,
exchange.—V.
telephone
construct
to
serve
Service
General Acceptance
foot
sq.
commercial and institutional bakers in the
Washington, D. C.-Baltimorc area, now carried on at Ekco's recently
acquired Washington plant,
will be moved to a more modern and
efficient plant leased by the firm fn Baltimore.
The
four
new
additions' raise
Ekco's
plant
capacity
to
nearly
24 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered for sub¬
scription by stockholders at par ($10 per share) at the rate of -one
new
share for each four shares held, without underwriting. The net
company
covering
Md.
plant addition is being constructed to
production and additional warehouse
the growing volume of civilian goods sales on the
Baltimore,
and
similar
a
/ —V.
Coast.
serving
DeKalb & Ogle Telephone
The
J.
25,000
a
needed to
Pan
SEC
of
/
built at the firm's Toronto,
and small goods manufac¬
turing and to bring to commercial and institutional bakers in that
area
the Glazon and Bake-Prep pan conditioning services offered by
Ekco's subsidiary, National Glaco Chemical Co.
A new building of approximately 20,000 sq. feet being built at Fairlawn, N. J. will house the Glaco services for commercial bakers of the
New York metropolitan area now located at Fairview,
N. J. and will
also be used for production of Ekco foilware for baking, freezing and
292,889
$1.15
outstanding.
shares
Earnings
——
feet.
square
Aviation
completion of engineering
luel bags on Lockheed
•pliocel
Another 25,000 sq. foot addition is being
Ont. plant. It will be used for warehousing
$310,722
146,451
$334,616146,063
______
dividends paid
Common
2,250,000
expanding
West
1952
$8,377,225
-,
for
space
1953
sales
Net
N,
Whittier
At
Years Ended Jan. 31—
than
more
the
The plant expansion program involves substantial additions to Ekco's
plants at Whittier, Calif, and Toronto, Ont.. Canada, and new plants
provide
*
to
company
Zellerbach, President.—V. 177,
by Crown Zellerbach, according to J. D.
AiResearch
this company is expanding produc¬
tion capacinty with four plant additions in tour separate areas, it was
announced
on
June
29. These
will bring total plant space of the
To meet record-breaking demand,
for*
3
Garrett Corp.—Division Completes Assignment—
Co.—Expands Production Capacity—
Ekco Products
Extended—
Zellerbach Corp.—Exchange Offer
Crown
This
(51)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
-
five
produces
models
commercial
packaged
of
ranging in size from three to 15 tons.—V.
indus¬
:
and
-
177,
p.
air
con¬
2678.
2486.
p.
Ce.—Registers With SEC—
EI Rasa Natural Gas
The company filed a
RR.—Equipment Trwst
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and asso¬
Denver & Rio Grande Western
ciates
on
Interstate
July 2 offered, subject to the approval of the
Commerce
Commission, $3*300,000 (second
of
Writing terms
shares
200,000
General Electrosonics. Ine.—Exchange of Stock-—
.
See
its cumulative
of
by amendment.
to be supplied
are
Net proceeds
$9,900,000)
of
issue
an
covering
outstanding
primarily
to be applied toward the
are
bank
payment of the company's
aggregating $26,000,000, which were incurred
of the cost of its program
to enlarge the
loans,
finance
to
part
delivery capacity of
system by
its pipe line
day.—v. 177, p.'2677.;;
feet
million cubic
400
per
award of the certificate on July
won
1 on
bid of
a
Power
99.267.
Ac
Other
Corp.
3%'s and Kidder, Pcabody
two
group are
Drexel &
Inc.—V. 177, p. 2567.
offering
Stroud & Co.
and
Union
Co.,
first
sinking fund bonds, due
mortgage
Electric
Co,
Illinois
Missouri,
of
New
Utilities Co., and Electric Energy, Inc., have
approval of the issuance and private sale to
companies by Electric Energy, Inc.; of $30,000,000 of
>'*
24.
June
on
Union Electric
Inc.,
Energy
•-
■
;
■
v; '
*
■
engaged
is
it
1979,
•
of
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—Of
additional common stock recently 1
offered ot stockholders at $18.75 per share, 43,889 shares
were subscribed for by stockholders and employees and
the remaining 3,150 shares were taken up by the under¬
writer, Allen & Co. and placed privately.—V. 177, p. 2783.
shares of
47,039
Atomic
Energy
sale
the
of
costs of
,
The
a
the
has
Diversified
of
Assets
.
Fund
Stock
Common
at
31,
May
The
1953
were
twice those of a year before, according
the semi-annual
report on the Fund.
Net asset value per share
May 31 was $5.33 as against $5.10 the year before.
Assets
of
Diversified
Investment
Fund
were
$32,980,480
as
May 31, 1953,
of
18
cents
Asset
value
share
per
is
to
at
corporation's
silicon
carbide,
Heightened
grinding
of
Abrasives
&
Canadian
request
to
Corp.
Canadian
—
on
demand
the
for
de la Madeleine, Quebec,
week for the production
on June 25.
used in the manufacture of
seven-day
a
reported
officials
grain,
brought
refractories and crucibles,
six-day week schedule.—V.
normal
177,
p.
the changeover
2247.
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New Booklet—
"The
offered
1952.—V. 177,
,
Barrels," a profusely illustrated 8-page booklet
details many cost-cutting methods for fast,
barrel "shapes" by power industrial
of
inception of the Fund, Nov. 30,
Logistics
order under
the Investment
transactions
yvhich are designed to effect a division of the assets and business of
Industrias Quimicas Brasileiras ','Duperial" S. A.
("Duperial-Brazil"),
a
Brazilian corporation,
between the beneficial owners of that com¬
pany's
outstanding capital stock, du Pont and Imperial Chemical
Industries Ltd., a corporation of the United Kingdom. The Commis¬
sion gave interested persons until July 2, 1953, to request a hearing
E.
du
I.
de
Pont
See
,
by
controlled
is
Co.,
&
of
York
New
joint
du
that
John
annual
Chemical
terminate
Lewis
H.
Fund,
rolls
of
paper,
container—
linoleum or
'--.v
hold
the
patible
there
The
dealers.
Merrill
liabilities,
either
to
(1)
a
acted
company
Lynch,
to
is
in
the
opening
York
New
session
City,
on
given
were
units of 10 or
to
Duperial-Brazil of the 50% of its outstanding capital
on behalf
of Imperial Chemical by transferring to
(or existing) corpora¬
states that du Pont
by
held
by
tion
of
the
that
the
date,
about
to
proposed
in assets with
or
65%
in
assets
the
at
of
a
the
net
1953,
30,
the
anticipated
Duperial-Brazil's
of
cruzeiros,
and
assets
alter the adoption of a com¬
Federal Communications Commission,
limited scale, will take place."
the
by
on
a
will
end of
At
period.—V.
entered
stock
common
for
change,
session
Exchange
Bolton
and
the
company,
Fayne
the
parent
company
In
-
amount
the
terms
book
p.
and
that
of
ICI
will
71,225,000
receive
or
He
35%
has
SEC
authorization
to
make
program.—V.
New
Eastern
All
series
of
and
will
1961
interest.
accrued
York
first
to
Corp.—Calls
Aug.
on
payment
redemption
bonds,
bank
of
date
1,
1953
the
may
THE
COMMERCIAL
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
102.58%
and
fund
and
created
ment
by
"House
Garden"
and
home
decorators.—V.
177,
be
will
Street,
to
Aug.
York,
New
Y.—V.
N.
Giant Co.
Green
Years
Net
U.
Gas
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
corporation
June
on
3.616,000
filed
25
shares
of
a
letter
class A
Department
A.
share.
G.
before
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
for
—
income
Fed.
taxes— —
State income
&
Patent
Office)
&
Co.
William
B.
p.
of
common
Common
'Earnings
»
—-
-
Based
paid——
dividends
$1,552,899
on
share—:
common
per
44
174,
—
——
shares of
Dana
(Telephone
NOTE:-
On
Seibert,
STate
President.
2-0613);
account
of
the
I
1
shares of class B
Gulf
Inc.
The
stock
was
priced
Companv,
Publishers, 25 Park Place,
New
Interstate
Gas Co.—Notes
and Stock Offered—
is offering rights to subscribe to $13,969.600 of 6% interim notes, due Dec. 1, 1954 (subordinate),
This company
in 6% cumulative preferred stock
and 3,492,400 shares of $5 par value
common
stock. The offering is being made in units—
a total of 698,480 units—each consisting of $20 principal
pavable at maturity
at
($20
par
value)
York 7, N. Y., REctcr
2-9570.
Herbert D. Sel'oert, Editor and Publisher;
Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
February 25, 1942. at the
per year; in Dominion
Published
in
$3.30
class A stock and 429,426
2093.
p.
Drapers'
fluctuations
94,165
343.576
$3.40
—
twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday).
Other offices: 135 S. La
Gardens, London, E. C.f England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by Willdam B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
post office at New
York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, ($48.00
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
^
William
$1,724,923
94,165
343.576
Stores, Inc.—Secondary Offer¬
2455.
Dana
1953
1952
$43,103,008 $41,193,686
3,177,728
3,326,595
taxes————
1,624,82.9
1,601,667
—
profit—,——Preferred dividends paid..-—
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.20 per
The offering was oversubscribed and the books
177,
1631.
Net
per
closed.—V.
S.
Becker
160, p.
Ended March 31—
sale?——
Profit
covering
$41.75
1900.
(Reg.
is spear¬
models,
Federated
redemption price
be obtained at the '
p.
line
stock.—V.
full
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York City.—V. 177,
radio
ing—A secondary offering of 70,000 shares of common
stock was made on July 1 after the close of trading on
the New York Stock Exchange by Lehman Brothers
sinking
at
Emerson
new
bor¬
Bonds—
3«/4%
the
747,
708 at the record-breaking price of $14.95.
receivers,
with
15 basic models,
including
notification with the
stock to be offered
at par
(5 cents per share)
through E. I. Shelley Co., Denver, Colo.
The net proceeds will be used to pay cost of drilling wells.
^
mortgage
redeemed
be
Immediate
interest
2568.
p.
Power
outstanding
the
due
accrued
177,
60
for redemption, on Aug. 1, next, $253,000
sinking fund gold bonds, series A, due Aug. 1,
1. 1954) at 100% and accrued interest.
Pay¬
made at the office of Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., 43 Wall
7%
mortgage
(extended
Prov.
rowings aggregating $2,500,000 during the period ending July 30, 1953,
such
funds
to
be
used
to
defray part of Duquesne's current con¬
struction
of
first
1944
called
been
have
There
of
2455.
The
received
table
Fallon
of
Duquesne Light Co.—To Borrow from Banks—
company
Model
Model
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—Partial
Redemption.
self-powered, 3-way, and 3-way-3-band portables
and
personal portables, Clock radios and radio-phonograph combina¬
tions. Four of
the models are
available in the nine new decorator
SEC
The
the
to
Table
consists
director and former President of
is a director of the company and
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc.
Louis
Borden
interest
an
cruzeiros,
AC-DC
p.
2247.
177,
value
by
line
colors
of assets du
assets,
net
addition
headed
The
Personnel—
Executive Vice-President and General Manager
was 'formerly Treasurer and General Manager
Mills of Fall River, Mass.—V. 161, p. 767.
elected
Consolidated
Great
13, 1953.
on
Mr.
Bolton
Is a
and Mr. Jackson
respectively.
was
World's Smallest Personal Portable Announced—
world's
smallest
personal
portable,
the Emerson "POCKET
RADIO," has been introduced by Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.,
it was announced June 30 by Mr. Abrams. It weighs less than a pound
and measures only 6 inches in width by IV* inches in depth.
at the opening of the trading
1953. The Commission had
25,
June 29
announced the election of James
George Jackson as Chairman of the Board and President,
corporation
company.
payment
June
in these securities since March
Gosnold Mills Corp.—Changes in
The
Richard
dealer,
30,
effective
on
■;>
177, p. 2678.
the
June
period
10-day
previously suspended trading
—V.
Continued—
Commission announced en June 24 that
suspending trading in the $1 par value
corporation listed on the American Stock Ex¬
this
of
a
said
on
the
partial
as
1953
any
$3.03
1800.
p.
order
an
of
paid,
of
before
set
6,553,000
1,944,100
53.29
and Exdhange
Securties
has
of
the
10,364,000
2,884,000
2,575,000
1.944,100
$1.15
Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension
(Adolf)
The
it
F.
of
177,
$
$
90,467,000
2,334,000
$1.38
share—
com.
1953—12 Mos.—1952
31,647,000 110,238,000
4,203,000
outstanding
shS.
per
Emerson television model, upon sur¬
1954, will receive the total purchase
purchaser
a
The
segrega¬
will
under
that
out their
177, p. 2678.
round
to
$
39,881,000
interest———.——
Earns,
of ANY color receiver, REGARDLESS
MAKE, which he may buy before the expiration date of the offer.
OF
Pont will retain an interest
value of approximaetly 137,275,000 cruzeiros,
net book
a
total.—V.
value
Brazilian
segregation
total
with
September
book
net
208.500,000
facilities of
clear trans¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$
of
price
or
estimated
has
privilege
1953—4 Mos.—1952
April'30—
President
that
by
redemption
stock
preference
a
100 at the market price.—V.
General Telephone Corp.
Period End.
stated:
29
qualified guarantee, evidenced by a certificate obtained from the
be
Imperial Chemical the capital stock of the new
tion
held
by Duperial-Brazil. The application
&
Emerson's
of
June
prepared
and
nounced,
Duperial-Brazil in exchange for all of the outstanding
capital stock of the new corporation or (2)
an existing corporation
affiliated with Imperial
Chemical in exchange for shares of capital
stock of the existing Imperial Chemical affiliate, and, thereafter,
the
organized
shares during the entire
Dealer-Manager.
The
Beane were used to
as
Fennel*
Pierce,
Stockholders
holdings
*
to
produce such receivers, Mr. Abrams an¬
sample some dealers in major centers where color
broadcasting may take place.
Mr. Abrams reported that Emerson is continuing its "money-back"
offer,
completely protecting
purchasers of black-and-white TV re¬
ceivers against
the advent of color telecasting. This offer, first an¬
nounced on April
15 of this year, offers the public, in effect, free
temporary ownership of Emerson black-and-white receivers,
if pur¬
chased
within
a
limited
time.
The company is continuing
its un¬
Emerson
their
corporation
new
•■/..!
Corp.—Offering Completed—
no
are
:
certain
.:
.
actions.
&
Corp.—Color T. V. Pre¬
Immediately
color
for
at
President,
opinion.
same
system
render
as
Bureau
of at the close, as is frequently the
shares overhanging the market at this time."
The offering \yas not underwritten but all members of the National
Association of Security Dealers were
invited to become participating
below,
I predicted that color receivers, in limited quanti¬
available shortly after the start of 1954. I still
production of color receivers,
is
well
Civilian
instead
offering
the
of
Thus,
Operating revenues
Net
profit
after
taxes
Inc.—New Name—
Inc.
convention
year
become
would
proposed to effect the division of the business and assets
of Duperial-Brazil by the transfer by Duperial-Brazil of certain spe¬
cified classes of assets used in its manufacturing and sales businesses,
as
Eastern
Assistant
became
Gustavson was assigned
Kingdom under contract of the
Mr;
possible for dealers to sell the unsubscribed
it
period
1954—Guarantee Continued—
Abrams,
this
ties,
certain other companies owned
and
March,
in
A. Busoh, Vice-President, on June 26 announced that the share
to
stockholders,' which terminated on June 24, had been
in a most satisfactory manner.
About 64% of the 568,565
additional shares was taken up on rights.
The balance of 36% was
sold to stockholders under a
"rounding-out preference privilege" and
to others through participating
dealers under a dealer compensation
arrangement.
Participating dealers were also compensated for ob¬
taining subscriptions.
In view of the success of the offering the
participating dealers agreement has been terminated.
Mr. Busch added: "The unusual arrangement of the offering made
literature
distributor
"Earlier
jointly.
It
this
dicted for Early
Se¬
Christiana
was
when, he
1946
177, p. 2784.
"Com.
company,
Imperial
and
Pont
Duperial-Brazil
in
interests
investment
he
1930
the
pre¬
1026, as Service Engineer in
made Marine Superintendent.
He held this
Diesel,
H.
effective
of
Benjamin
Nemours
registered
a
drums,
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
which in turn is
controlled by Delaware
Realty Investment Co., also a registered in¬
vestment company and the proposed transactions are prohibited under
the Investment Company Act of 1940 unless exempted by the SEC.
Duperial Brazil is engaged, in Brazil, in manufacturing and selling
various
chemicals
and
other
products, including explosives, sulfuric
acid, silicate of soda, and coated fabrics and zipper fasteners, and
also
in
selling, various
products purchased from du Pont, Imperial
Chemical,
and
other
companies,
including agricultural
chemicals,
alkalis, dyestuffs, and nylon. Duperial-Brazil has outstanding 126,000
shares of capital stock
which are owned in equal proportions by du
Pout
and
Imperial Chemical
(or' their nominees). The division
of
Duperial-Brazil's business and assets is proposed as a step in com¬
pliance with a judgment of the U. S. District Court for the District
Corp.,
cylindrical-shaped
how; any
barrels,
steel
or
Emerson Mutual Fund,
application.
the
upon
curities
-
Regional Sales Manager of
joined the Winton Engine Co.;
named
was
General Public Utilities
'
of cable, car wheels—can be assembled on pallets
handling.
may be obtained by writing the company
at, 4205 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio.—V. 177, p. 832.
for
Copies
has applied to the SEC for an exemption
Company Act of 1940 permitting certain
company
wooden
skids
or
Assets of Brazilian Firm Proposed—
This
made
roofing, large spools
(Inc.)—Division of
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
tells
literature
free
The
company,
handling of barrels and
standard
(E. I.)
this
by
effortless
235.
p.
In
1944,
United
—V.
trucks.
year
compared with $7.30 on
in
case.
earlier.
Mia-year report of Diversified Growth Stock Fund—Mutual Fund—
shows assets of $9,500,000
and net asset value per share of $7.18.
a
Office
was
offering
at Cap
plant
capacity
company
wheels,
the
lrom
Dividends
31, 1953.
$6.63 compared with $6.55
that date was
of
as
Refractories
operating at full
of
increase of $6,000,000 over the year before.
share were paid in the six months of May
an
per
1953,
the
the
Operations at Capacity—
approximately
$5,285,350,
until July 7,
623.
persons
177, p.
Sales
completed
Inc.—Asset Values Up—
Diversified Funds,
the proposal.—V.
on
Electro
i
at
be
to
are
original facilities.
given interested
SEC
hearing
Paducah, Ky. The proceeds from
used to. finance further increases in
Commission
bonds
Engine -Division
•
electric
6-unit
a
facilities at Joppa, Illinois,
which are being built for the purpose of supplying up to 735,000 kw.
of firm power to an atomic, energy project being, constructed by the
Derby Gas & Electric
the Eastern, Area
Sales Manager.
Technician in
of Ships;* He
spent some time in that area. v.:
''■■■<*'£;
?
Edward
H.
Davis was
named Assistant Regional Sales Manager
at New York.
Davis joined the Cleveland Diesel Engine Division
in
1946 as Sales Engineer which position he has held until this time.
generating station and related transmission
the
*
1988.
in
Gustavson
Mr.
Cleveland
of
until
the
announced
was
office,
York.
post
Early
.
construction
the
in
p.
Diesel
changes
.
Gustavson
G,
York
decessor
for
SEC
insurance
4 ya%
the
of
members
Securities
bid 99.22 for
Inc.,
3%s.
for
99.72
bid
Co.
& Co.
Stuart
Utilities,
the
to
two
Cleveland
Manager.
New
Kentucky
Co.,
applied
t
Halsey,
corporation's
Charles
South
173,
July 1 by Thomas E. Hughes, General Manager of the Division, These
promotions were made at the direction of Roger D. Williams, General
Sales
•••
of
announcement
the
of
Electric Energy, Inc.—-Plans Bond Financing—
Middle
below.—V.
General Motors Corp.—Division's Officers Promoted—
The
i
*
ers
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.
•
'
3%% equipment
trust certificates, series S, maturing each May lv and Nov*.
1 from Nov. 1, 1953 to May 1, 1968. Issued under the
Philadelphia Plan,, the certificates are priced to yield
from 3.05% to 3.60%, according to maturity.
The bank¬
instalment
registration statement with the SEC on June 26.
preferred stock ($100
par),
to be
offered foi; public sale through
an
underwriting group
headed by White, Weld & Co.
The pdblic offering price and under1953,
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
'52)
.Monday, July 6, 1953
i
at
titled
$48.75
unit.
per
units
note and five shares of common
interim
of 6%
amount
stock
to
Stockholders
(li
of
stock
common
held
Stockholders
(2i
of
Line
right
1
share
of
class
The
(3i
stock
B
Missouri-Kansas
of
share
held
1,
purchase
to
Oil Co.
Superior
July
on
underwriting group
pany,
Co.
basis
the
on
1/20
and
unit's)
as
of
July
14.
The
units
payment
aggregate
an
$33,000,000.
22,352
of
The
cumulative
units.
to
point
a
the
system,
capital,
applied,
bond
a
rights
the
expire
notes
shares
for
of
the
and. the
with
The
20
bonds,
4'/«%
series
due
Oct.
cumulative
issuance
be
may
by
the
preferred
in
company
increased
The
real
'I
stock
Ry.
in
(§).—V.
has
company
institutional
entered
investors
to
for
pay
exploration
PRESENT
TO
the
par)—
investments
which
will
mission
be
will
The
first
Central
Gas
approximately
and
link
and
Columbia
include
pipeline
the
Columbia
daliy
United
of
of
about
between
Kentucky
"if
and
for
System,
860
229
miles
of
producing
gas
Inc.
miles
The
has
the
by
has
the
of
the
in
various
main
lateral
agreed
to
purchase
upon
the
to
maximum
a
provide
lines,
or
19S3,
producing
of
Carl; M.
proceeds
after
Loeb,
Rhoades
Co.
—
Merrill
Lynch,
&
—
the
sale
of
commissions
units
of
of
in
Delaware
and
has
'
C.
W.
7.85%
Langley
Lazard
Lee
7.10
Freres
&
&
Higginson
selling
Lester,
Ryons
&
B.
Nixon,
a
working
the
cover
to
fields
the
cover
search
of
Southj
Cleve
of
intended
and
gas
funds
Corp.
is also
Inc. who have
securities
the
on
organization
value
Any
shall
the
offered
assets
and
.30
Loewi <fc Co
.30
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
W.
He
shared
be
Bac on,
Ball.
J.
&
Co._
Co._„;
Whipple
Co.—
&
on
but
resigned
of
as
the
Barth
&
Co.
&
Bateman,
Blunt
D.
B.
remained
the
member
a
of
2.00
Bonbright
,30
it
Hotels
will
of
E.
the
the
of
chemical
board
at
to
the
of
Byllesby
& Co.,
Fitzgerald &
Inc.
Morgan
Julien
George
R.
Inc.
that
tenders
for
Co.
ten
is
for
M.
Dain
&
&
&
Dootittle
G.
R.
&
Co.—
it
to
of Hercules,
committee, to fill
Co
Edwards
&
&
Co._
Co
&
Robert
Garrett &
Glore, Forgan
Goldman
William
.30
Sons
&
Stix
.50
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Hallgarten
&
Co.—
Inc.
Ripley
i
Hemphill,
Noyes
H.
&
Hentz
to
lEDST;
not
it
Hotel
cf
further
&
Hooker
A.
M.
&
'3.00
,.50
in
adviser
this
177,
.50
&
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Ladenburg. - Thalmarin
Arthur
3.00
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
'
mortgage
series
tZ'z
pipe
Oct.
aue
interim
line
bonds,
1974_,
1,
notes
due
Dec.
stock,
1,
•
Wright
&
Common
D
^
$96,000,000
par
value.
pipe
L.
$65,021
$609,115
adjustment income bonds.—V.
on
$371,988
177,
Mica Co., Boston, Mass.—Stock
(Me.)
stock
The
11,
1953,
There
stock
of
per
being
company,
the
benefit
The
are
remain
in
Offered
Providence and
com¬
will
stock.
on
of
the
of
outstanding
from
comes
Robert
Harvard
behalf
originally
was
the
distribution
of
various
trust
a
and
Trust
Co.
au¬
established
Chapman,
and
of
the
stock
of
Jan.
($5
products
in
the
1,
par)
1952,
because
and
Jr.,
the
Edward
H.
in
Cost
1,
as
electrical
but
of
before
not
in
communications
and
in
the
States
company
of
revenues
amounted
to
other
22
coun¬
and
its
Consoli¬
$397,000,000.
stock
during
85c
aggregated
declared,
or
per
Divi¬
1952.
50c
to
amount
160,
share.
per
Acquired—
2073.
p.
Pittston Notes—
application
an
with
the
1968.
in
13,
The
1953,
to
SEC
a
principal
has
Commission
request
hearing
a
promoted and organized
registered
face-amount
for
an
underwriter
given inter¬
thereon.
by Investors Diversi¬
certificate
company.
and
investment
with
independent
an
Interstate
in
Commerce
New
voting
trustee
Commission:
York. City,
is
a
manager
Outstanding
35.000 shs.
Robert
the
Chapman,
Chairman
of
Jr.,
the
retired
35,000 shs.
from
^J.
Board.
Presi¬
the
dividends
directors
$1
a
paid
annual
have
a
rate
been
20-cent
by
paid
in
Bufalino
F.
be
acquired by Investors Mutual
of
financing
a
Under
principal
two
whose
and
trucking
and
a'par
will
value
of
the
use
1968
50,000
series
raise
trust
of
amount
institutional
notes
series
investors
B,
including
of
5Va%.
convertible
preferred
share through a rights offering
per
(Sec
Pittston
proceeds
approxi¬
Pittston
will
collateral
A,
principal
to
shares
$100,
stockholders.
common
designed to
financing
program
of
$10,500,000
due
notes
being issued by
are
program
this
amount
banks,
trust
Mutual,
outstanding
in
the
general
from
debt
Co.
the
In
V.
177,
proposed
aggregate
corporate
obligations
amount
of
purposes.—V.
of
2787.)
p.
financing
Pittston
approximately
177,
and
to
pay
dividend
the
amounts
Jan.
1953,
declaration
2,
of
25
is
since
and
cents
for
sales—+
of
was
by
Lee
terms
organized
Higginson
to
are
"under
b?
the
Corp.
With
public
offering
ameridment.
by
of
American
price
The
Corp. and Dr. Walter Juda, for the primary
in
research
and
development
and
subsequent
exploitation in the field of ion exchange chemistry."
It
intends
to
use
the
net
proceeds
of
the
financing
$100,000
Year Ended
Dividends
—V.
in
taxes
on
p.
and
p.
95,500
344,000
income-!
$140,200
$1.04
such
$0.20
$0.80
share___.
2569.
'
l
du
Pont
de
Nemours
&
Co., Inc.
'■
above.—V.
recent
cumulative
has
been
closed.
less
at
any
of
redeemable
issue
Gundy
shares
time to
are
May
was
&
a
and
underwritten
Co.,
of
preferred
books
p.
2380,
of
the
two
by
175.000
(par
$40)
selling
1.958.—V.
177,
p. .940.
and
by
to
follows:
as
mortgage
debt;
applications; and
amendment)
as
"expendi¬
membranes
lesser
a
of
patent
extent,
and
in
equip¬
the
field
and its other chemical
processes
construction
promotion
capital
and
and
domestic
of
other
Circuit Breaker
from
shams
new
June
on
1,000,000
operation
of
proto¬
and
corporate
foreign
markets'
purposes."—V.
177,
be
to
Co.—Split-Up Ratified—
19
voted
shares
to
in
change
$101
(par
issued
to
exchange
the
authorized
2,000,000
for
each
com¬
shares
$10
(par
share
par
.
W.
M.
Scott,
President,
preferred
stock,
which
had
been
converted
Giving effect
shares of
to
called
the
to
above
—V.
stock,
171,
recently
payable
for
all
the
of
redemption
close
of
4 V2 %
business
convertible
June
on
17,
1953,
June
pn
16.
1953.
changes, there will be outstanding 715,682
stock.—V.
176, p. 854.
Custodian
directors
that
reports
was
prior
the
common
Jefferson
Funds,
declared
July
7
Inc.—100%
100%
a
to
Stock
stock
.stockholders
Div.—
dividend
of
on
record
June
2305.
p.
the
29.
Johns-Manville Corp.—Expands in Canada—
Purchase
Ontario
stock
of
as
The
program
War 11%
No
new
as
in
has
the
shares
at
of
$37.50
per
have
Co.,
&
'
mill
also
Quebec,
Is
to
be
present
operates
known
time
the
as
completed
in
the
of
general
since
the
production
is
areas
maintain,
by
end
free
as
Ontario.
of
asbestos
the
of
R
exploration
facilities
ample
A.
area
Matheson,
near
there
other
same
Johns-Manville's
accelerated
in
Nqrthern
to
25
establish
to
and
plan
June
mill,
result
in
range
announced
World
on
the
produc¬
world,
ac¬
largest asbestos deposit in the world
Jeffrey mine.
The first section of
the
at
this
site
next
year.—V.
177,
p.
2130.
Keller Tool Co.—Sales at New
High—
been
Inc.,
share-for-share
company
Asbestos,
new
5%
and
a,
sharply
made
capacity in Canada
cording to Mr. Fisher.
The
as
deposit
ore
long
was
Township
mine
been
been
at
ore,
Reeves
acquired
have
property
asbestos
Munro
was
which
plans
Johns-Manville's
of
Johns-Manville's
property
asbestos
of
is
property
discovered1
newly
a
part
adequate reserves
Fisher, President.
a
group
Greenshields
common
the
outstanding
exchange
and,
held.
This
that
into
for
processes,
stockholders
stock
$5),
at
Ltd.
convertible
1,
issue
new
convertible
oversubscribed
The
Wood,
The
offering
ion
of
membranes,
tion
172,
Industrial Acceptance
Corp., Ltd.—Stock Sold—
The
supplied
granular ion exchange
working
I-T-E
The
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—Division of
Assets
Affiliate Proposed—
I.
principally
such
equipment
for
The
$4.00
of Brazilian
E.
be
of
foreign
De¬
purpose
commercial
2679.
'
See
field
(to
and
&
type equipment,
research
and
development, acquisition of additional
properties or physical facilities, manufacture of commercial models
of
289,158
$36,643
per
the
conventional
retirement
domestic
amount
utilizing
2,586,320
share
paid
177,
unspecified
products
and
additional
ment
$3,359,678
63,864
expense
income
per
payment
for
capital
630.444
Federal
Earnings
for
$50,000
and
company,
Research
velopment
The
$826,451
general
SEC—
Dec. 31. '52
.____
&
and
2569.
p.
The
supplied
auspices"
in¬
EARNINGS
sales___
&
sub¬
underwriting
hdaded
underwriting
payable
1953.
OF
its
$15,000,000
corporat on on June 30 filed a registration statement with the
covering 131,784 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered
public sale as
"speculative"/ securities through an
SEC
<
varying
in
expenses,
to.
pursuant
Pittston,
holding company with
coal mining and whole¬
Ionics, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Registers
mon
field.
Mar. 31, '53
Net
and
units
to
with
and
Massachusetts
•
stock
The
State
notes
system.
of
and
to its proposal to purchase from The
principal amount of the latter's series B, 5%
as
are
part
as
sidiaries
of
company.
incorporated
Authorized
Selling, administrative
6%
agree
The
United
below.—V.
due
$22,000,000.
present
an
share.
the trust, after
the completion of this
Iluse-Liberty Mica Co. common stock.
The
of
offered
company
one-seventh
the
for
shares
is
Co., Inc., of Boston,
trust
will
17,500
Net
in
expansion
subsidiaries,
respect
July
Inc.,
the
tures
stock
which
augurated
IliS
company
company
preferred
commission'
1800.
p.
June 17 offered 5,000 shares of
comprising
capital
of
&
on
(par $5) at $12.75
offering,
May
April
the
for
This
3 Mos. End.
procecds fr0m th« sale
underwriting
interest
Putnam
.
line
off
13,969,600
$103,500,000 of bonds, loans made under
P' Moi'San & Co- Incorporated covering a
i°ans Up to 82,500,000 and up to $7,500,000
(or money borrowed to provide funds for the
tb-i!'%?ar<nnnnnn88rfef8ate
$33,000,000, after
tu.m
of
par
Pa/ j.the notes j:i such
ml)
indeo^edness
its
completion of
$171,951
Common
sub°rdinate to the
1
bonds
President.
Outstanding
-
$20
inc.
IIuse-Liberty
1942.
of
and
to
filed
was
deposited
1959
350,291
-
STATEMENT
maturity at the election
preferred stock,
cgK
t'-hr'
350,291
As
gage.
*P^y?.ble at ;st^ted
70,058
dency
amount
cumulative
Inc.
notes
acts
of
Pittston
70,058
adj.
on
.30
FINANCING
stock
the
in
.States,;
Alleghany
collateral
its
to
1953—5 Mos.—1952
645,326
charges
Common
The
mc;:
1953—Month—1952
Capitalization—
($5 par value)
5,000,000 shs.
113,492,400 shs.
initial series of bonds will be in an
authorized aggregate prinof $103,500,000 entitled first
mortgage pipe line bonds,
A %
series due Oct. 1,
1974. It is presently contemplated to issue only
'
00,000 of such series and the
remaining $7,500,000 may be issued
it
the
proceeds from
this financing,
the $96,000,000 of bonds
loans ur.der the commitment of J. P.
Morgan-& Co. Incorporated
XtJ'jced to in (X) below are
not sufficient to .complete the
construction
t i.
tne pipe line
system. The company does not now have an
agreement
lor the sale of
the $7,500,000 of bonds.
Additional bonds in one or more
.xtjics may be issued
subject to the restrictions to be contained in the
*
v-.jp' 1
Manhattan RR.—Earnings—
$623,629
for
.30
728,277 shs.
the
paid
has
until
securities to
stock
646,634
>
Waggoner
in
common
Mutual
offices
Investors
Joseph Huse & Son, Inc. on Feb. 16, 1923, and amended Dec. 29, 1924
to change the name to The
Huse-Liberty Mica Co.
The company's chief
activity is as a fabricator and dealer in mica.
In addition,
a
subsidiary called the Husite Division acts as a jobber
1954
value,
issuable
in
series—900,000
shares authorized;
G% cumulative preferred stock
'
-
$387,810
The
-
&
of
in' 1952
1953,
with
$6,500,000
due
128,988
Earle.
.30
PRESENT
United
generally engaged in bituminous
wholesaling of fuel oil. and in the warehousing
The
5%
>
$134,025
sale,
-
.30
*
$20
for
2678.
p.
128,472
on
.30
$14,565,540
preferred
177,
$26,579
This
4>/a%
(subordinate)
Cumulative
above.—V.
Corp.
income
thorized
Co
Neal
TO
position
business.
6,940
...
Co
!
its
the
engaging
&
__,
general
$616,689
"Exclusive
3^00
Co.
principal
communications
divisions
subsidiaries
saling,
group
&
&
The
investment of
are
order
issue
6,617
.50
:
is
proceeds
of
principal
mately
\
Stock—
':
$381,193
trustees
_
funds.
the
by
for
and
Corporation
controls Investors,
through
the
approximately 93:6% of the latter's outstanding voting
Alleghany also owns approximately 47%
ot
the
outstanding
securities
of
The
Pittston
Company,
which
securities
it
is
proper¬
1,443
No
I
Authorized
first
or
$132,582
Portland
.50
out¬
incurred
net
directly and through
telephone
and
other
operating
$1,625,000
also
Pittston
Deficit
Towbin
Co
Wood
L.
Wyatt,
EFFECT
companies
ait
made
issuance
1,323
Int.
Corpora-
Douglas
E.
Inc.
Co.
&
McEvoy
&
acquisition of other
as
be
for
$25,256
Gross
2.00
Woodard-Elwood
3.00
will
3,943,102
"Income
.50
__
Harold
.50
shares
shares
advisable
4,070,572
.75
Unterberg,
Winslow,
2.00
1,750,000
it
783,238
LOO
& Co.
such
telephone
manufacturing
amounted
the
trust
ownership
for
.50
2.00
Co
deems
the
806,959
—F.
Inc.—
Co.
1.00
&
from
additional
board
double
to
taxes_
mon
—
E.
Wertheim
Co._
that
proposal
a
and
.50
Co
'' .50
Snyder
in
on
685.
p.
&
exps.
.30
Co-j.——
&
pay¬
previously
and
receivables
to expand
fields in
other
foreign
of
general
anticipates
properties
its
sale
and
order
Mutual,
an
$4,559,791
.30
Underwood, Neuhaus
C.
and
vote
;
Operating
income
Non-operating incomes-
.50
Company,
other
to the
stated
matter.—V.
$4,451,765
.75
Boyce
of
and
balance
The
engaged,
and
in
Services,
of
.30
Meyer & Fox
American
tion
.50
Lemon
Kidder
&
Swiss
2.00
^
&
Bros.
Sutro
Co.—
Hornblower & Weeks
Ingalls
Sutro
Co.—
Fay
Johnston,
Stroud
&
Co
&
LOO
&
&
is
Industries,
Co.,
Investors
1953.
9,
extended.
$915,820
.50
Co.—
31.
and
2569.
persons
fied
Waldorf-
July
on
be
v
Oper.
.75
Co
July
Inc.
the
subsidiaries
inventories
possibly
in
facilities
on
Investors
to
up
$832,215
V
1.25
Co.—
&
of
refund
to
merged
International's
and
corporation
collateral
date
rev.__
.75
Co
&
Frank,
&
2.00
Co
Henry Herman
&
Staats
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Co.,
:
_,
Hirsch
&
R.
Bros.
Stern,
Goodbody & Co
Harriman
Stein
3.00
3.00
Co
Moore
Starkweather
.30
Co
&
Sachs
Smith,
Co.,
of the net proceeds
Investors Mutual, Inc.—To Buy
ested
the
operating
.50
1.00
20
$22,148,000, equivalent to $3.09
7,176,677 shares of common stock then outstanding.
p.
exemption
.75
Co._
&
each
purposes.
date
Olin
This
the
2456.
sale
3,500,000
the
Period End. May 31—
2.00
Inc.
LOO
Chapman & Co.—
Friedman, Brokaw & Co—
Seranton
for
about
or
&
Interstate Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Control
See
.30
W.
Company
Silberberg & Co.———
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
.75
Harwell,
Co.—
to
state
when
Hotels
Hudson
.'
Mason,
Shields &
.50
Sons
&
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.-
.30
Pont
Rothschild
Horner
Chas.
.50
—
F.
Inc.
.30
du
Estabrook
L.
1.00
—
1.00
stockholders
1
post.
esB-endfcd
'
v,
v. ;• ' '•'.■•!
;
Waldorf-Astoria Corp.—Offer
Hilton
Gross
Co.—
177,
was
the
p.m.
will
will
15
shares
and
dividend
176,
'
■
See
LOO
&
to
consolidated
the
on
V.
He
177, p.
has
4
states,
financial
July
directors
as
•'/■
Co.,
&
Pressprich
Scott,
Dominick—__l(\ .75
&
I.
Co._:
Sheparcl
on
Blyth
created
its
International
income
to
monthly
.30
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland
.75
Co
"
'Hotel
1.25
W,
.50
...
Co
Dominick
Corp.
stock
a
■
.50
Inc.
Co.,
&
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Francis
Ohio
■
.30
Co
Hanpeatic
*
.30
Prcscott,
.50
Henry Dahlberg & Co
Davies
&
as
ties.'*—V.
.30
Co.——:
of
domestic
its
sales
Dividends
dends
the
President
finance
the
days
the
on
common
The
1.00
—
Co
stockholders
"if,
Piper, Jaffray & Hoopwood 1.00
.30
Wcedon
&
&
Cook
York
The
—
_
Wells
of
net
share
Corp.—Extends Offer Date—
announcement
&
present.
.30
.50
—
Crowell,
New
>
Co.,
Co
Cooley
Newhard,
.50
_
&
Co.__
.30
Co.
Collins
Ncwburger
.30
Inc.
&
loans
acquisition
capital
Net
stock.
authorized
.30
& Co
Mullaney,
.50
—
Chaplin &
A.
Miller
expire
by
part
purposes.
added
which
manufacture
dated
of
Board.
accept
Forster,
company's
announces
stock
the
available
.30
Co.—
be
corporation
tries.
since
company
regular
a
Chairman
as
Vice-President
the
acdept
Corp.
date,
The
.50
Inc.—
&
The Milwaukee Co.
&
Lisle & Marshall—
Brush, Sloeumb & Co. Inc.
J.
Mead,
Patton
debentures
of
with
debentures.
the
to
voting
2.50
——
Inc.—
Brown,
M.
Co.
McJunkin,
.50
Cantor.
&
Carl McGlone & Co.,
will
to apply
carrying
capital
communications
Board,
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.—To Increase Stock—
.30
Co...
&
.50
Co.
H.
McCormick
Marks
.75
Eljis & Simmons——
George
M.
__
Co.
&
Bennett & Co.
Co.—
&
Company
Blair, Rollins
Laurence
1.00
_
Eichler
Manley,
.50
statement
convertible
offered
equipment, electronic and electrical equipment
and
appliances, the
operation of telephone and radiotelephone, cables and radiotelegraph
177,
member
a
the
investment
certain
The
equal
an
2352.
p.
.50
—-
Lyons & Co.—
.50
Burge & Kraus
Beer
L.
be
amount
which
bank
appliance
working
represented
stockholders.—V.
Chairman
as
also
by Mr. Higgins' resignation.—V.
Hallgarten
.15
Lestrange
&
20-year
manufacturing subsidiaries, additional investment in affiliates engaged
in foreign or international communications
operations, and allocations
on
the
of
.30
.75
Bache
registration
a
of
will
undeiwritten
borrowing
the
are
additional
management
valuation
common
resigned
Higgins
Albert
of
corporation
Astoria
This
.75
Arthurs,
24
1944.
members
Mr.
time,
member
Hilton
This
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc._
for
Pittston
2.00
Co._
to
purposes
corpora¬
oil
for
Oil
Myers,
the
value,
committee,
company
same
a
vacancy left
3.00
__
short-term
other
will
and
be
proposes
finance
Gulf
Vice-President
a
by
succeed
as
the
At
elected
principal
17
will
to
the
and
June
since
finance
elected
to
resigned
1.25%
Co.——
Co.——
of
ment
petroleums.
gas
preference
stated
par
July
offering
International
the
with
about
or
them
sale
with
over
on
held
debentures
$100
of
and
of
the
no
preferred
Higgins
has
\v,»s
meeting
expenses:
Corp
of
industry.
Principally,
of new homes built for sale and
oil
have
connected
than
less
rate
filed
26
$35,883,300
the
that
bank
corporation
the
of
shall
and
to
respect
planned
Exchange Commission—
June
on
directors.
Anson
1940,
severally
not
before
but
with
the
to
stock
the
company's
which
Pierce, Fen-
Beane
&
ner
from
underwriting
he
board
of the remaining 685,480 units not purchased
of subscription
warrants and
additional units, up
29,797 additional units, as shall be necessary to
aggregate
corporation
standing
controlling interest
earnings
between
post
will
and
have
below
2679.
p.
SEC
is
58,500 shs.
basis.
services
assets
the
trans¬
any
exercise
$33,000,000,
named
603,783
177,
The
up
Charles A.
exclusively
the
Columbia
system.
The
designed
capacity of the system,
which
the
company
expects
completed by Dec.
1,
1954. is approximately 375,000 MCF.
underwriters
732,655
underwriters.
2678.
a
delivery
be
124,174
ry.
of
capital stock held.
Rights to subscribe will be evidenced
by transferable warrants which it is proposed to mail to stockholders
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—New Chairman of Board—
serving
UNDERWRITERS—The
731.265
114,186
subsidiaries,
Co.,
Southwest
the
in
areas
858.128
at
and
expenses
60.000.shs.
June,
President
assignment
corporation
basis
system,
new
30-inch
of
149,670
It
to their par value of $5 per share.
The no par common
been issued to the, founders, officers and directors in return
their
of
Jr.,
when"
and
preferred
stock
the
Gas
Natural
1,201,925
142,210
The
Outstanding
60,270 shs.
:___
investments
Myers,
corporation
company,
incorporated on Feb. 21,
1952, expects
principally in the transportation of natural gas owned by
Fuel Gas Co., from southern Louisiana to a
connection
with
facilities
1,419,831
electrical
P.
The
engage
United
250.511
the
BUSINESS—The
subsidiaries
$5,965,031
231,426
from
With Securities and
FINANCING
100,000 shs.
quarterly appropriations for exploration capital
portion of exploration expenditures in a
p.
to
$6,971,623
opers.
rev.
shares
EFFECT
$1)
(no
and
estate
undertaken
into
for
used
these Investments will take the form
of
working
this offering
of
be
GIVING
(par
stock
initial
and
cost
$1,210,047
177,
development.
stock
President
cost
1953—5 Mos.—1952
$1,371,624
—V.
production.
Louisiana
America—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
revenues
Inc. avail, for ixd. chgs.
Net
income
the
of
oper.
Net
698,480
payment
provided
as
tion's
trans¬
gas
will
corporation was charted, in
ultimate purpose of exploring for,
1974.
1,
6%
The
the
at
Period End. May 31—
on
com¬
Total
proceeds
proceeds
estate
real
an
program.
agreement
them,
amount
of
Authorized
principal amount plus accrued interest,
aggregate of $96,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage pipe¬
an
line
by
net
Preferred
make
the
southern
of
border.
construction
$1.29,541,000
for
CAPITALIZATION
on
to
of
natural
a
area
Virginia
undistributed
at
toward
purchase
purchase
construct
Coast
International Rys. of Central
ol
International Telephone & Telegraph
Corp.—Registers
Clove
Kentucky-West
including
is estimated
be
■will
the
near
shares
reserved
This
The
preferred
PROCEEDS—Company proposes to
mission pipeline system from the Gulf
offer
amount
Inc., Shreveport, La., in June offered publicly
60,000 shares of preferred stock at par ($5 per share).
dividends.
accrued
the
Myers,
stock (par value $20 per share! at
the rate of one share for each
$20 principal amount of notes out¬
standing.
The
6%
preferred stock may be redeemed at premiums
ranging from 60 cents per share if redeemed before Dec. 31, 1959
to 20 cents per share if redeemed on Dec.
31, 1969 and at par there¬
after.
The
stock
is
redeemable
through the
sinking
fund
at
par
plus
728,277
are
Common
has the right upon maturity of
principal amount of the notes in
the
of
6%
subscription
Gulf South Oil Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—Cleve
by
than
the
Issued
so
2678.
p.
1953..
company
pany's
less
not
of
in
unit
for each
right
to
the
included
additional
share.
one
the
^shares
purchase such number of additional units (up to 29,797
shall be necessary to provide aggregate proceeds from the
and
sale
headed
llOf
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and
Merrill Lync. Pierce, Fenner & Beane has agreed to purchase any of
the units not purchased through the exercise of warrants which are
in excess of 13,000 units to be purchased by two officers of the com¬
An
by
notes.
Line
Pipe
stock
1953;
common
698.480
each
outstanding will be increased by $20, the number of shares
of common stock increased
by 5 shares and the number of shares of
preferred stock reserved for issuance in payment of the notes in¬
Pipe Line Co. except Mis¬
of 1 right for each share
Eastern
the basis
1, 1953;
on
July
on
of
each
for
Co.,
the
For
be
creased
Panhandle
of
Pipe
to
issued.
to
notes
purchase one
Rights will be issued to—
souri-Kansas
addition
in
be
may
Holders or rights will be en¬
unit for each five rights held.
in
company
sales
its
period
for
history,
for
the
manufacturer
six
months
running
1352,
E.
of
portable
ended
approximately
V.
Erickson.
April
17%.
pneumatic
30.
1953.
ahead
President,
of
stated
tools,
were
the
the
reports
highest
corresponding
that demand for
Number 5235
Volume 178
Keller
and
continues
products
exceed
to
tne
rate
current
ot
production
Michigan Chemical Corp.—New President Elected—
shipments.
income
Net
months
six
the
for
April
ended
30,
Theodore
estimated
is
1953,
has
share of common stock outstanding
after provision for Federal income and excess profits taxes amounting
to $850,000 or' $2.43 per share.
This compares with a net income of
$304,875, or 87 cents per share earned in the lirst six months of
the 1952 iiscal year at the tax rates then prevailing.
These figures
do
not
include
any
provision
lor
possible
renegotiation
lefunds.
at
equal
$371,214,
—V.
175,
SI.06
to
per
last
at
products
The
V.
June 13,'53
24 Weeks Ended—
——
income
488,162.884
--
common
*5,897,586
$1.60
$1.78
snaie—
74,888,392
^69,184,470
27.99
Inventories—
Net
capital
working
Net
worth
_4
snare
per
__
—_
__—
30,718,708
a
ai
ut
Ntt
sales
Cost
---r
—-
8,327,564
—
Miller
o* plant & equip,
(includ. accelerated
amortization
of
emergency
facilities)—___
administrative
and
Belling
115,327
232,019
at
$0.30*
five
Co.,
Manufacturing
Detroit
Registers With
company filed a
fund
the
debentures
serially
due
1952-1970.
the
from
J
:
*■
taxes
36,885
~
taxes on income.
-335,000
-la-:
$316,159
490,338
—
outstanding
shares
*
*
A
.
cbmpany
$911,316
470,000
*
«"•"
'•
'
with
$441,316
It
—V.
177,
materials
U
built
three
altitudes
of
T'..-c
"
See
...
it
largest,
Navy's
long-
'
;t
,
feet,
"
r:
.
R.
announced
Chairman
is
as
serial
States
Smith,
C.
committee.—V. -177,
,
.
Inc.—Affiliate Has New Process
due
PROCEEDS—Issuance
in
an
anticipated .18,500 tons, by
present capacity is approximately
to
1952,
-
;
y.
and- development
research
to
first"'industrial laboratory, to be
country's
titanium
on
was
through
A banking group headed
additional
the
of
i
_
stock
common
Pfd.
,
'
equipment...
James A.
laboratory test
President,
company's
The
.
,
is
being
trate
'
accompanied
Francisco, Calif.—Files—
The corporation on June 25 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
199,999 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents> to be
foffered at $1.50 per share through F. W. Stephens Co., New York.
The net proceeds will be used for working capital.
Net
retail
Profit
for
ENDED
Ntt
act
Boston
First
scribed
shares
and State income
APRIL 30,
retail
*Net
tAftr
preferred
NOTE—This
-
by
the
are
sales
not
share
compare
being
the
177,
with
first
p.
Shropshire
177,
Goods Corp., St.
p.
may
240,000 shs.
be
underwriters,
for
which
Inc. will
the unsub¬
severally agreed to
Co.,
percentages of
each
has
&
Co.,
Inc.___
&
$2,17«n°T>
A
The
for
the
1952 piiod.
report for a quarterly period issued
earnings figures for the 1952 period
1840.
This
lines
Supply Corp.,
Car Lease
President.
plan,
railroads,
•
"The
railroad
the
an
a
lease
to
with
.
Buffalo, N.
Y.—An¬
Plan—
.
for
now
are
buy
of
cars,
less.capital
for
will earn in credit
first
railroacTMo
Canton
to
similar plans which have enabled trunk
Is tailored especially to the- short line
tie up in equipment.
these
much-needed
cars
is
less
than
the
for them," Mr. Morrison declared.
take
advantage
of
the
Plan
Morrison
Is
<*(gKriungstown RR. On June 5, this road signed
Railway Supply Corp. to least; 139 box
seven
years. These tars, which will go Into grain handling,
undergoing repairs in Morrison plants and will be delivered
agreement
cars
variation
or
monthly-rental
Akron,
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
:
2,500,000
150,000 shs.
150,000sh».
150,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
107,295 shs.
100,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
$1,250,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
§1,142,705 shs.
,
convertible—
(cumulative)
$10)
(par
bonds
mortgage
are
Helicopter Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—John R.
York City on June 30 offered publicly
issue of 299,000 shares of common
an
net
construction
proceeds
ahd
are
to
be
used
with
experimentation
for working capital
aircraft and for th*
acquiring additional machinery and tools as well as other
for
further development and for the manufacture of air- '
the
was
company
acquiring
of
purpose
all
incorporated in Delaware Nov., 1952,
patents, patent applications, and a)l
engineering
encompassing all of the require¬
System has been completely de¬
components on which the success
of
this
designed for the company by t-.be
Aerojet Corp.
of
California, and have withstood engineering tests
under
the
supervision
of Bruno Nagler necessary
to assure the r
practicability and use in application to rotary wing aircraft.
The
Aerojet Corp. has stated that it is prepared to build this motor c.s
soon
as orders
are
received from the company.
In addition, complete
engineering drawings and data have been assembled for the construc¬
tion
of
the
Single
Man
Rotary Wing- Aircraft using convention.^ |
Nagler
Heligyro.
ments
of
the
engines
the
rocket
The
Rocket
Nagler
motor,
Rotor
the various units and
motor depends, have been
and
signed,
-
—
$93,214,000
'.
work and designs of the Nagler Rotary Wing Aircraft,
the' Rocket Rotor System for the building of the Rocket Motor, and
for
the purpose of manufacturing and selling the Nagler convertible
aircraft, and the Single Man Units; the Nagler Heliglider; and th»
of
12.5
enabling short line railroads to lease freight cars through a
monthly rental went Into operation last month.
plan is known as the Morrison Plan, after its originator, R. L.
Morrison,
.
1
1
as
well.
is qualified
company
consisting
facilities
is
not
to
do business
in New York and its
office, work shop and hangar, is located at the
Airport, White Plains, N. Y., and will use p.vrlr
Westair, Inc. and Helicopter Utilities, Inc.
The
of
County
of
affiliated
with either
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
of said corporations.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Railway
New
1,000,000
1951,
of
company
12,5
£o
Co
plan
small
1,000,000
15,
2680.
Morrison
5,500,000
(par one cent) at $1 per share.
Westchester
15.0
Co.___
&
...
-
5,300,000
speculation"
the
office
30.0%
30.0
Corp.__^
Broome
Starkweather
1953
Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
The corporation on June 24 filed a letter of notification with the
PEC covering
1.000 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered
at $49 per *;hare to officer, directors and key employees.
The proceeds
will be used for stated capital and paid-in surplus.
Metal
*
5,800 shs. '
Robinson-Humphrey
which
a
The
Boston
1,000,'000
1948,
(cumulative).
BUSINESS—The
$5 per share.
several
"as
stock
follows:
as
Robinson-Humphrey
The
i
stock
common
the
respective
the
First
Stockton
2.450,000
taxes__ —
_>
comparable
available.—V.
and
^
dividends.
company,
of
The
The
4,b23,000
_________
——
common
per
of
are
the par value of
15,
(cumulative)
5'/2%
Nagler
the
6,000 shs.
6,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
other series
or
names
and
Corp.
representatives,
as
same
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
nounces
taxes
profit
tEarnings
the
$3,000,000
,/
1,000,000
(cumul.)
stock
Common
*
■
•
'
Outstanding
Boland of New
for
\
*
value)
par
of
The
--
income
Federal
D.
facilities
Co.—Earnings—
MONTHS
saies
before
Provision
($5
bonds
additional shares
100,000
The
—V.
THREE
950,000
6,000 shs.
'Additional
5%
first
purpose
issued subject
to
the limitations in the mortgage,
tin June, 1953, the charter of
the company was amended to reclassify the then outstanding 100,000
shares
of
common
stock without par value
into 200,000 shares of
common
stock of the par value of $5 per share, and to authorized
-
Telephone &
the United
craft.
$1,220,000
1,000,000
830,000
*1.000,000
!
stock
tCommon
pointed out that the.
4.8%
A,
B,
for
•
"$1,400,000
preferred stock ($100
Maui,
$3,000,000
1980
.FROCEEDS—The
Outstanding
Authorized
•
value)
Corp. of San
FOR
•.*
-
-
bonds:
1964
cumulative
par
-
RESULTS
bank
have been paid since
dividend of 22>/a cents
A
value)
par
4:50%
by a
May Department Stores
common.
Lanai,
%, dated July 15, 1950,
C, 5.1%
1,^1953 to holders of record June 15, 1953.
due
series,
purchase
Mars Metal
1945.
'3.65% series, due-1972_:
-3%
debentures,: due I970_i____
4.90%, cumulative preferred stock ($100
complete chemical and physical anal-,
at Niles now include the laboratory,
the extensive rolling and fabricating
Mill, a division of Sharon Steel Corp,
Mallory-Sharon manufactures titanium and titanium alloys in the form
of
sheets,
strip, plates and other flat rolled products, as well as
rods, htxagonals and forgings.—V. 177, p. 2249.
be
to
of
mortgage
.*3%
ysis
The company's lacilities
a
complete melting shop and
lacilities of the Niles Rolling
"
estimated
at $2,175,000
stock
in
publicly
A".-- f
First
of the new laboratory permits Mallory-Sharon to concen¬
all its activities at one location.
This is particularly important
current industry practice calls for each piece of titanium pro-,
since
common
short-term
.
>
completion
duced
shares
Hawaii,
issuable in series when authorized
from time to time by the stockholders, subject to the limitations set
forth in the firs morgage
indenure securing the same.
$Of which
107,295 shares were reserved
for conversion of the shares of con¬
vertible stock
then outstanding.
§Assumes that the 200,000 shares
of common
stock being offered to stockholders and employees will
all be Issued and sold.-^-V. 177, p, 2680.
,V CAPITALIZATION,GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
\
t
Roemer,
are
service en
Lanai,- Ter¬
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
1978
15,
Series
Mobile,
200,000
basic research, development
production testing. It - will
include a complete chemical
laboratory, metallographic and spectrographio equipment, mills lqr hot rolling test specimens, furnaces for
heat treating and melting, and an" x-ray diffraction unit, in addition
*
share was payable July
and
American
of
3»/•)%, dated Oct. 15, 1952,
15, 1982
i
stock (par value $10 per share)—
Common
company supplies natural-, gas in and
around the
Ala,
Operatlng revenues for the 12 monthk ended;
Mufclf
31,r 1953,'< totaled
$7,505,021
and net Income amounted
to
$453,864,
equal afters preferred
dividends, to $1.99 per share on1
.
to normal
repay
3 Va
Series
opened at
formally
.
to
BUSINESS—The
(
City -of
systems
connecting
Oct.
Series
.
the
on
sold
first
was
Oahu,
of
1975si
15,
Series
-
r
,
per
(levbted exclusively
Co., Inc.
y -The new laboratory will be devoted to
of
titanium
and titanium
alloys, and
&
<
stock
and
to plant
..
.
-
Mallory-Sharon Titanium Corp. and dedi¬
cated
leaders responsible for the formation of
the company:' Henry A. Roemer,; Chairman of the Board of Sharon
Steel Corp., .and
Philip R. Mallory, Chairman of the Board of P. R.
Mallory
1954. " "
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
Ohio, ~on June 25 by
to
the-two business
Niles,
construction
for
the
the end of,; 1956.,
1,000 tons.
Dedicated—
First Titanium Laboratory
The
funds
Expenditures for additions
,
tlucers
obtain
Moiokai
I,
due
.
to
Islands
the
3dated Aug.
July
Series
The
made
Kauai,
Maui,
Seriqs H, 3>/2%, dated July
due July 15,
1981
regaining unsubscribed at the expiration of both
privileges on July 15, 1953.
loans.
furnishiiW telephone
utility
bonds—
15,
Aug.
Series G,
shares
critical short supply, it was announced on June 26.
Previously, two different methods have been used by various pro-,
flucers—arc 'melting and induction melting.
'
V?
) The new melting process is flexible and can be used tor a wide
Variety of alloys.
\f,;.
..
' .
t Mallory-Sharon
Titanium Corp;,- one of the leading producers in
thd field; is jointly owned by P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc., of Indianap¬
olis, and Sharon Steel Corp., of Sharon, Pa.
The company's facilities •
are
being rapidly expanded to meet the rising demand for titanium.;
Industry production is expanding. Irom 1,700 tons, made by-all pro-,
under the laws of the
principal business and
1130 Alakea Street,
at
and
radiotelephone service \etween said islands
at-sea, and also record communication service by
and
Aug.
due
jointly by The First Boston Corp. and The RobinsonHumphrey <*Co., Inc. will purchase from the company
in
predicted.
be
now
16,
C,.31/4%, dated July 15, 1944,
July
15, 1964
E, 3lU%, dated Aug. 15, 1945,
Series F,
subscription privilege fpr shares initially unsub¬
will also be in effect.
funds
and its connecting companies throughout
telephone systems In other countries.
to
mortgage
Due
price is $14.25 per share. An addi¬
The subscription
i
scribed
alloys,.
titanium
and
titanium
of
Shares—
Common
corporation
tional
provide
to
proposed
Authorized
is offering to holders of its common
stock rights to purchase through subscription an addi¬
tional 40,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at the rate
of one new share for each five shares held on June 30,
The
cannot
its
out
incorporated
1883.
The
company are located
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
Series
1
Mallory-Sharon's
''
"First
2458.
p.
Corp.—Offers
Service
to
being
such
including
.
carry
was
Aug.
on
between
Co.
and
due
Gas
to
financing
company
of
Telegraph
Pacific Railroad, it was
of San Francicso, Calif.,
Missouri
not
from
arrangements,
of
of
DeLancey
24.
the
of
bonds
is
received
be
to
resorted
be
may
stock
common
other
Hawaii.
radiotelephone
)
•
confirmed by the Interstate Comthe protective committee for the
been
member
a
gold
June
on
has
Jr.
Nugent,
Commission
secured
1953
7,
program.
company is a public
Of (Dahu, Hawaii,
radioteletype
,
Percy
July
on
Kauai and Molokai.
The company in cooperation with RCA Com¬
munications, Inc. furnishes radiotelephone service to and from the
719.
p.
the
of
anticipated
realized,
company
Hawaii,
certain ships
and
174,
not
Islands
ritory
1
sale
the
proceeds
Hawaii
offices
;The
expires
which
estimated
1953
undistributed
net
earnings.,
hand, and salvage materials.
With respect
of funds through the sale of common stock:
borrowings,
the
of
the
*■
above'.—V.
purposes.
on
construction
for
executive
Line Co.—Rights—
Co.
such
is also anticipated that, if com¬
otherwise sold at $10 per share*
It
or
employees
are
additional
Honolulu,
'''
sale
BUSINESS—The
bulk of the test and
propeller driven engines.
and
the
If
Kingdom
„
•
■
for
program
constructie»
for the year 1954, additional financing
(estimated at not
$4,000,000)
will be required.
The form, time and amount
than
such
of
the
and
incurred
the
in
that
noted
1953
order
less
is
artificial
speed-of-sound air
and
from
raising
short-term
or
'-In
■
from
range
.
Jet
be
stock
the
for
acbes. \
56
some
*
•
'.
.
.
•
Missouri Pacific RR.—New Committee Member—
5'A%
Titanium Corp., of Niles, Ohio, has announced the
development of a
new
melting process which produces ingots with
superior characteristics to anything presently known, and in addition,
Increases the "yield" of metallic titanium from its sponge raw mate¬
now
.
These
will handle
Navy's
should
program
on
company
shares to be sold at public action, and that the
expenditures will be provided through current
charges,
suprpHes
anticipated
common
labor¬
announced
company
\
the
on
Interstate Gas
Gulf
merce
Mallory-Sharon
rial,
65^000
-."V-....-VA.
,.'v'1" TAM'
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
.> r"'
'
producers
leading
the
and
the
Series
*
of
than
completed : the test cells
When
1953.
One
turbine
the
by
gross
underwritten.
this
.
Palm Beach,.Fla.
(P. K.) Mallory & Co.,
the
N. J.,
-'".'A '
. to
be the
three-story buildings rising
A"'"
corporation on June 26 filed a letter of notification with the,
SEC covering 299,500 shares of common stock
(par 33% cents) to be
offered at $1 per share through Atwill & Co., Miami Beach, Fla., and
.
Trenton,"
better
to
fcero
experimental work
—V.
177,
p.
2131.
The
Emco, Int.,
aeronautical
$30,000,000
new
at'West
modern
velocities.
1
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.—Files—
Airlines, Inc.,
Navy's
30.
Mobile
Mackey
awarded
been
will, be used, to i conduct experiments with turbo jet and turbo prop
San Francisco, Calif.—Files—
2785.
p.
S.
ehgineS under, Simula ted flight conditions.
June 23 filed a letter of
on
has
•^The- Naval >Alr Turbine Test Station,
notification with the SEC
to cover "Up to an aggregate of $300,000 value of common stock (par 10
cents)-to be offered for subscription by stockholders of record about
July 7 at an undetermined price
per share, without underwriting.
company
U.
being
June
-
M J M & M Oil Co.,
the
housed -in
(John H.) Lewis Fund, Inc.—Changes Name—
The name of this Fund has been changed to Emerson .Mutual Fund,
Inc., according to Emerson Management Co., ,Inc.,- which also was
formerly known as Lewis Management Co., Inc.—V.'177, ,p. 1474. *•
The
$500,000
the
of
depreciation
industrial division at Philadelphia, Pa., to provide an intri- ;
c
control system to automatically monitor testing opera¬
s
at
atory
on
"■< 490,338 '
,>ij«•
than
plant
remaining
any
balance
.
-
..".'i'
1-
totaling, more-
,
loans
construction
to
stockholders
common
electron
tions
$0.64 , .
$0.90
f Bales for the quarter elided April'30, 1953 were $4,510,937 compared
H'ith $4,762,577 in the preceding three months, and $4,351,442 in the
corresponding quarter last year.
Net earnings for the April quarter
tlhs
year' were $157,765;
or
32 cents per share- compared with
1158,394, or 32 cents pel share, in the previous quarter, I'alid $217,670,
or 44 cents per share, in the like quarter a year ago—V. 177, p. 2679.
share_ji_^i._^_a__-—__U____
Earned per
contract
received
be
preferred stock will be applied by the compny
and the extension of services or to
D preferred stock.
subscribed and paid for,
to
cate
$651,159
>
(estimated)
income
on
earnings
Net
Common
expenses
Federal
Earnings before
Federal
'*
,
other
less
income,
to
This series is also
1969.
12,
approximately $2,000,000 (less expenses of sale) will be provided by
an
offering of 200,000 shares of common stock
to the company')*,
outstanding capital stock of Bonney Forge &
Wofks of Allentown, Pa., the balance of such loan to be repaid
general funds of the; company.—V. 177, p. 413.
.
, ;
.
.
..
Tool
115,128
proceeds
series
pletely
the
of
«r
facilities
of
bank
of
company's
additions
the
of
'
;
and
all
in
for the year 1953 calls for
amount of approximately $6,792,89)..
•Of the $6,792,891 gross expenditures, it is anticipated that approxi¬
mately $1,500,000 (less expenses of sale) will be provided by tne salt;
part the bank loan of $1,100,001) incurred in connection with the recent
acquisition of
net
series D
the
of
redemption
to
and
share, on or before June
through the sinking fund.
payment
The
subject
is
per
construction
gross
proceeds of the new financing it proposes to redeem these
the balance of the proceeds will be used to repay in
debentures:
•
sale
the
stock
thereof, together with all accrued and unpaid divi¬
premiums ranging from 55 cents per share tt»
value
par
thereon
cents
the
Commission-
registration statement with the SEC on June 29,
1953, covering $1,500,000 of 6%
sinking fund debentures due 1973
and $250,000 of 4Va%
serial debentures due 1954-1958, to be offered
lor public sale through an underwriting group headed by Lee Higginson
Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.
The public offering prices
and underwriting terms ere to be supplied by amendment.
The com¬
pany expects to have outstanding as of July 15, 1953, $608,500 of 5%
preferred
option of the company upon at least 30 days' notice
dividend payment date on or after June 12, 195ft
the
PROCEEDS—The
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Navy Contract
Balance
Other
the
dends
,
toi
The
$874,431
52,555
expenses-
any
D
whole
quarterly
226,341
$598,604
at
on
101,345
$0.48-
Securities and Exchange
Deprec.
•:
160,634
2250.
p.
series
in' part
1952
$821,616
1333.654 sh«res)__
share
common
per
Prom
1952
$8,371,944
7,156,044
1953
$9,273,514
-
sold
products
of
1953
$1,088,241
Hawaii—Preferred
Honolulu,
Co.,
Co. on June 29 of¬
150,000 shares of 5xk% cumulative preferred stock,
series D, at par ($10 per share) and accrued dividends.
The offering was quickly placed.
redeemable
63,585,750
26.41
Foundry Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
April 30—
Telephone
Offered—Kidder, Peabody &
fered
413.
177,
sinking
Lakey
Mutual
Stock
74,917,305
auu
6 Months Ended
the production of
magnesiums and
chlorides.
income
—V.
for the half year of 1953 totalled $4,337,000.
laiuiany higner level over th remainder of the
year
as
an
increased number of new and remodeled
stores are
scheduled to
be opened.
Tne Charleston, W. Va., warehouse is vir¬
tually completed.
The company -is constructing a new warehouse in
Wichita, xvansas ana win uuu oltice and perishable food facilities to
the dry grocery
warehouse constructed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1951.
—V.
In, pp. ^352
ana 2353.
vu
intensify
Tne
expenditures
Capital
They
Louis,
has already taken down $1,000,000 according to u
Securities and Exchange Commission. Loans will be;
promissory notes due Dec. 31, 1953.—V. 177, p. 2786.
3Va%
on
Bank
York.
New
the
at
issued
well
as
p.
Earnings
38,377,756
,
offices at St.
Michigan Chemical to
with the
bromides,
July 1, and will
Mich. A program is
$1,750,000 credit good until Dec. 31 with.
& Trust Co. of Chicago and Han¬
a
National
Illinois
of
company
reporU
about
or
3 Months Ended Marcl. 31—
CONDITION
FINANCIAL
on
has set up
company
Bank
over
The
office
Operating revenues
Net
Cash
has been
resignation
the
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Earnings—
482,391.869
„___
income per
$
6,565,676
Sales
Net
177,
The
Continental
already a substantial producer of these chemical "
as
being a leader in the production of DDT.—
is
company
following
months
5
Mountain States Power Co.—Bank Borrowings—
,
Co.,
Powder
Place.
P.
assumed
company's
at
Hercules
MacFarlane, Chairman,
D.
six
for
the
of
June 14,'52
$
Net
Roland
the
connected
derivatives
Donald
President
President
new
underway
now
Kroger Co.—Semi-Annual Report—
of
January
located
executive
former
President.
act ng
as
The
be
Marvin,
elected
been
serving
S18.
p.
(53)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
with
Mwrison
stock
i
cent)
Outstandiic:$
1,500,000 shs.
1,203,300 slue
warrants and options to purchase u>
stock at $1.25 per share on and after
July 20, 1954 and to and including Jan. 1, 1955 and thereafter to eitt
incl Jan. 1,
1956 at $1.50 per share.
Such warrants may be issued
only upon payment of one mill per warrant, therefore, the computiy
may receive up to $149.67 on issuance thereof.
Of the said warrant,
up to 50,000 may be issued to officers and employees actively engaged
In the management of the company.
The underwriter is entitled to
receive one of said warrants for each three shares of common sfccoi
for
which the underwriter shall find purchasers.
Of such warrante
the
underwriter may
receive, approximately (disregarding fractict^J
warrantsi one third will be allocated to purchasers of shares offered,
one
third to selling group members and one third to the underwriter.
Thus for each nine shares of common stock purchased, the purchaser
upon
payment to the company of one mill shall have the right iu
receive one
of
said warrants and selling group members for eaoli
nine
shares
for which
they find purchasers upon payment to liir.
company
of one mill shall have .the right to receive one of seJil
The
to
company
149,667
has
shares
warrants.—V.
during the remainder of the year.
ohe
(par
177,
authorized
of common
p.
2354.
.
c
6
National Fuel Gas Co.—Bank
This
has
company
The
from
of
City
the
of
Bank
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—New
Loans Approved—
to make
New York
of
The
boiiowings
authorization
SEC
received
National
Chase
remainder
during
in amounts not to exceed $8,000,000 in the
proceeds, National proposes
ill to purchase
research
The
corporate
expansion
for
pay
and
costs
lor
177,
feet
Light
and
Plymouth
and
Co.
its
of
two
application
an
Plymouth
of
will
$274,600.
with
tirement.
subsidiaries,
Gas
Light
the SEC
for
of
to
Concurrently
and
NEGEA
surrender
value
par
Commission
request
American
trading
Eedlord
have
order of
given
the
on
the
Gas
joined
figures
of
in
table
in
the
the
glassware,
and
the
on
and
corrugated
western
Fall
of
which
section
1954.
sale
of
its
Plymouth
stock
ot
interested
dividend
the
in
that
Income
Net
for
1952.
the
Net
for
of
the
the
first
the
Stock
50c
Exchange
capital
par
Period End. May 31—
Rail operations...
as
profit
last
six
half
the
of
months
application,—V.
177,
p.
net
June
on
stock
of
admitted
29
this
1979
It
plant,
3%%
fiscal
is
year
177,
expected
listing
Auto,
and
and
1,163,410
1,036,861
$512,689
$487,407
$2,427,245
Gross
$2,413,267
$1,376,406
Year End.
$1,301,058
$5,723,440
1,105,000
640,000"
12,165,000
5661,058
£2,973
349,410
$987,919
$568,085
732,376
809,674
$1.05
$0.78
$0.50
$2.00
share
per
OF
QUARTERLY
AND
ANNUAL
STATEMENTS
and
177,'
$331,689
——
Auto,
$329,407
33,883,799
30,095.130
134,860,121
19,873,480
19,069,285
1,932,172
1,862,427
896,492
943.037
aggregating
the
loans
of
as
the
initial
As
not
to
received
in
be
the
$1,617,267
pfd.
stock
not
more
to
time
added
part
of
the
and
than
12
payable,
months
'group
a
"Hotes
promissory
be
to
from
without
reported,
from
the
first
prior
to
new
part
struction
to
and
2,375,914
of
1954
programs—V.
1953.
of
Proceeds
the
required
for
of
be
other
retail
other
wholesale
14,268,618
14,563,354
133,299,610
12,172,122
loans
55,304,917
37,838,251
45,918,064
4,247,109
3,613,477
4,098,541
1,786,743
2,181,610
date
on
of
during
the
in
the
bank
used
the
balance
of
connection
loans
to
156,711,293
197,065,533
' 1,075,296
743,546
series
series
E
4.50%
series
$24.93
F
"The
bonds
stock
1953
98,514,601
the
ol
shares
70,000 shs.
1
30,000 shs.
45,000 shs.
$20)
does
but
3,000,000 shs.
not
contain
provides
for
provisions
the
issuance
loans
—4
(91
method
was merged into the
company in 1943 and
assumed the payment of the principal and interest of
the performance and observance of all of
the terms,
and conditions of the
mortgages securing the bonds. Theaw
noncallable.
are
% After
giving effect to the payment of $500,000 op
July 2, 1953.
was
Issued under an agreement
dated May 31,
1946 with
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
This
note
UNDERWRITERS
—
The purchasers
named
below have
severally
to purchase from the
company the respective principal amounts
agreed
1983 series bonds set forth below:
Equitable
Securities
Tucker, Anthony & Co._$l,000,000
Corp.
$2,000,000
Weeden
Blair, Rollins, & Co. Inc.
1,200.000
Ira
1,200,000
Laird,
1,200,000
The
&
Merle-Smith
Lee Higginson Corp
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
1,200,000
Co.
&
permission
to
in
Revenue
Gulf
Co.
&
Inc
1,000,000
Co
Bissell
&
400,000
Meeds.
400,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc
Inc
Williams
&
Haupt
William
—V.
Blair
177,
f>r
400,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Clement A. Evans &
Co.,
Inc.
;
1,000,000
Co
1,000,000
300,000
200,000
2787.
p.
Pennsylvania Power
Scranton
Electric
&
Co.
Light Co.—Offer Extended—
below.—V.
177,
The
obtained
December,
from
1952).—V.
177,
the
out
according
Phillips.
K.
to
bank
The
2251.
p.
Commissioner
prepaid
of
S.
loans
all
proceeds
Adams,
of
its
from
bank
Gas Co.
Interstate
above.—V.
loans
recent
a
sale
Chairman, and
prepaid
included
P.
approximating
of
debentures
Endacott,
$32,000,000
President of
outstanding
credit.
The proceeds from the sale of
1983 totalled $162,098,500:—V. 177, p. 2681.
program
debentures due
under
the
a
3.70(4
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Definitive Debentures—
Definitive
3%
sinking fund debentures due
exchange for temporary debentures at the
for
Company, New York
—V.
177,
A
available
now
Manhattan
Pittsburgh.
of
,
Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of
on
June 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
discount
withdrawn
are
the
General Electric
of
dealer's
1967
Bank
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.,
or
2012.
p.
Portland
2354.
p.
has
company
$107,000,000
of
June
on
40
cents
24.—V.
177,
$29.25
at
share.
per
stock
common
made
See
of
only
and
covenants
bonds
cents per share) as the result of changing
deducting credit losses for income tax pur¬
of
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Rights—
In
amount
bonds
County Electric Co.
drilling
I
con¬
the
additional
company
bonds
and.
(pursuant
Internal
2,400,000 shs.
limiting
of
compliance with the provisions of the mortgage.
outstanding
period
share.
per
"reserve"
poses
2681.
p.
.
will
and
its
101,000 shs.
____
(par
.
;
.
69,000 ShS.
mortgage
issuable
upon
$26.67
loans
common
value
5,400,000
.
370,000 shs.
D
4.70%
10,000,006
937,524
$27.06
139,425,519
finance companies
approximately $735,000
provide
with
U, 500,000
$100)__
CI.
4.05%
1,577,196
*215,032,906
consumer
$14,870,975 held
dated
premium,
the
and
company
expenditures
177.
to
74,000
2,000,000
-
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Bank Loans Prepaid—
and
—^
end
946,000
—
11,567,000
discounts outstanding at March 31, 1953
include
by Motors Acceptance Company, a subsidiary acquired
on that date through issuance of 137,500 shares of common stock.
tThe
provision lor Federal income taxes for the full year 1952 was reduced
banks,
proposes
to
make
an
initial
the remaining $10,000,000
from
borrow
to
31,
funds
capital
company
of
♦The
to
the
Dec.
general
loans
of
due
B
88,121,520 431,517,112
2,432,494
4i;
Book
negotiate
loans.
borrowing of $10,000,000
be
$20,000,000
to
$946,000
(par
series
series
outstanding—
Total
Borrowings—
authorization
unsecured
loans
previously
time
by
of
date
a
SEC
of
excess
evidenced
date
before
or
has
company
bonds
bonds
74,000
4.40%
7,766,070
3,054.555
.■
—_—
and
other
and
business
at
Northern States Power Co.—Bank
gold
gold
84,797,584
loans
discounts
Other
No.
The
9,500,000
1980
Pomeroy,
loans..
premiums written..
to
2458.
p.
5,000,000
12,500,000
note -(payable $500,annually on July 2)___
*___
payable under credit agreement
Baxter,
$
201,038,782
97,900,611
Automobile
796,000
$1,595,245
1,
■
Balance
—V.
:
.
1959
mtge,
3.70%
1952
$
36,151,641
consumer
business
1952
S
wholesale..
other
other
Full Year
41,314,668
retail
other
Loans
832,000
4,000,000
Instalment
Notes
t$3.96
$0.50.
1,
funding
000
$3,209,030
939,287
share
and
•Automobile
applicable
(
Jan.
cue
of
shares outstdg.
Outstanding
11,000,000
1983.
6%<
$3,558,440
37,474
finance companies
and
FINANCING
1982.1
due
tErie
$2,130,393
stock
common
com.
insurance
Loans
PRESENT
—
1981
due
See
249,159
158,000
due
series
the
taxes
income
Total
1953—5 Mos—1952
$1,263,835
series
>
to
23,500,000
series
Dec. 31,*51
discounts acquired:
Loans to
.
212,892
181,000
to
1952
1953
and
amounted
$10,826,538.
was
___
4J/e%
2459.
p.
First Quarter
Automobile
to
—
3%%
is
now
RR.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
__
for
common
HIGHLIGHTS
company.
oper...
above
1973
Dick
Loans
1953,
1976
due
$1,025,393
of
per
Automobile
$238,248
taxes
due
due
Quarter Better—Has
1953."—V.
of
requirements
Dividends declared
July
2786.
$299,797
rail
series
taxes
income
Federal
dividend
no.
Earned
31,
$32,500,000
series
Jan.
until
persons
March
interest deductions
1972
series
first
income
Average
due
2%%
building.—V.
new
series
3V«%
re¬
income..—
than
3%%
2% %
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Federal
for
Net income
of
for
ended
before
boxes.
$483,104
before
Preierred
outstanding
Plymouth
months
mortgage bonds:
the
assets,
12
income
occupy
city.
pilot
♦First
non-glass
will
the
of
A
the
into
such
paperboard
Center,
new
incorporated
be
$9,502,160
Pacific Finance
the
central
Pennsylvania.
Its
facilities
utilities, all of which are subsidiaries
Corp.
Total operating revenues of the
Utilities
the
and
13,000 square
a
south
other
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
direct
has,
"Performance
&
and
three
Public
for
Common
Other
to
will
and
with
fErie County Electric Co.:
6%
consolidated
mtge.
with
PAC
exceed
Commission
the
liquidating
a
to
common
has
hearing
a
with
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Total
the Center
of our total sales, • the highest proportion
since the pre-Korean
Manufacturing of PAC aircraft test and handling equipment
expanding at an accelerated pace.
New Idria Mining & Chemical Co.—Listed—
Income
technical
Vice-President,
period.
is
Adds to
—
New
Co.,
an
NEGEA
to
pay
will
$100
The
1953,
$274,600.
declare
and
shares
Other
advanced
Burch,
1953
Electric Association
Gas &
association
The
and
in
area
will
site,
sales
Provision
consideration
to
G.
66%
authorizing the sale of common stock of New Bedford to NEGAS, for
$274,600; the purchase by New Bedford ol' Plymouth's assets and the
assumption
by
New
Bedford
of
Plymouth's
liabilities
lor
a
cash
10,
most
Oscar
Quarters End. Man 31
filing of
2.746
said.
Cum.
KSS**.
Subscriptions—
828,516 new shares of common stock
England Electric System offered to stock¬
England
General
$52,402,869,
for 1952. These preliminary figures indicate
during the past three months, recovered the $78,000
loss reported for the first-quarter of the
1953 fiscal year. Backlog at
the end
of
the first six months was approximately $9,623,000.
Thomas
Wolfe,
President,
on
June
26
further
announced
that
"commercial sales are continuing to grow and
presently account lor
Holdings—
Edison
bulbs
completion
2680.
New
of
various
2786.
period
that
but 58.694 were subscribed to through the
exercise of subscription rights. The offering was under¬
written by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and associates.—V. 177,
This
the
of
one
plastic closures
immediately
480
the
compared
holders, all
p.
be
western
integrated
2(4%
2680.
New
its
in
area
are
six months ended
May 31,
1953
compared with $14,004,655 for the
for the six-month period was $7,823,
$075,000
$750,000
the offering of
the
and
by
Unaudited
England Electric System—Stock
New
Ol
will
industry,!'
television
for
indicated
Outstanding
a*.™**
of
of
new
a
general
company
Pacific Airmotive Corp.—Second
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
'4'' n°te <'Ue_0C.t:
p.
activities
of
its
Authorized
start
on
p.
same
177,
consolidate
Backlog of Nearly $10,000,000—
Authorized
LT5e 16™,
engineering
^
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
|
.Monday, July 6, 1953
BUSINESS—The company supplies electric service in
mile
construction
will
engineering, who helped plan
to
feet
270
located
The
the
Technical Center—
starting
that
a
will
scheduled
general
it
glass
metal
as
Work
the
offering is not underwritten.
proceeds will be used to
The
and
glass block
is offering to its stockholders of recoid June 24 the
additional shares of common stock (par $10! at $13
basis of one new share for each nine shares held
oversubscription privilege).
Rights will expire on July io.
an
is
producer of glass containers, Owens-Illinois also man¬
ufactures thousands of other glass items, ranging from
light- directing
19,556
on
it
Ohio
operations.
company
twith
the
Principally
for
share
with
completed
research
its
a
per
that
Toledo,
'
in
centers
items
rights
at
program
"When
Co.—Stock Offered—
National Rubber Machinery
Center
divisions.
32,000
shares
of
the $100
par
common
stock of Iroquois Gas Corp. for
$3,200,000;
(2)
to
purchase $2,000,000 and $2,550,000, respectively,
of
unsecured promissory notes of Pennsylvania
Gas Co. and United
Natural
Gas Co.;
and
«3)
to purchase $250,000 ol
unsecured prom¬
issory notes of The Sylvania Corp.
The subsidiaries propose to use
the funds lor property additions and improvements and
for purchase
of natural gas lor underground storage.-V.
177, p. 2680.
the
announced
company
Technical
the
aggre¬
1953,
With
gate.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(54)
The
(par $15)
share,
per
unsold
waar
with
portion
a
was
1052.
p.
2786.
177, p.
Postal Life Insurance Co.—New Trustees—
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—Plans New
ServiceNorthwest
J«mes
W.
Orient
used
planning
trans-Pacific
a
79-uassenger
t"s/
T.he
s
said
for
tvpfi ot a'reraft,
when
is
seating
and $1425.60
way
n^euWaevenoJ:3iiee.^oSA«Coast
of
ol
ssrsn nn
$650.00
10
one
or
$1170.00
total
cost
up
acquisition,
firm
company
tunds
to
now
and
In
has
acquisition
of
Interest,
7,4
trip.—V.
177,
Standard
and
been
offered
if
all
of
Co.
of
Carbon
Interstate
Omnibus Corp.
Operating
Interstate,
Oil
Three Months Ended
to
buy
785.669
Olin
initially
J.,
American
N.
Co.'s
Natural
shares
This
income
taxes,
Gas
Co.—V.
Olin
176,
p.
the
—V.
177,
tn™™ fr°m
income
54%
already
Provision
?o?£S
held
a
of
New
Total
York
City Omnibus Corp.
&
1951
$1,109,202
$4,665,106
$4,123,232
4,701.134
4,351,051
J.
^Deficit.—V. 176,
Dr23,105
0$307,697
p.
~
2272.
•
Co.
by
ex¬
Co.—Bonds Placed
Privately—
i
Co.—Bonds
Offered—Offering
issue of $12,500,000 first mortgage bonds, 4Vs%
bids,
Inc.,
&
all
for
101.672;
Beane,
a
4Vs.%
Kidder,
Union
June 30
on
interest
Peabody
its bid of 101.689.
on
rate,
&
Co.
were:
Merrill
Halsey,
Lynch,
Stuart
Pierce,
Securities
Secretary
the
Bear
Can
of
Insurance
Stearns
Co.,
the
of
con¬
School
Society
Co.
&
and
Francis
and
Manhatton
J.
Savings
2438.
p.
has
Aird
B.
secondary
made
been
offering
June
on
dealer's
a
24
discount
withdrawn
later
elected
President
and
director.
a
of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
Blyth & Co., Inc. at $23.25 per share,
that
$10)
by
of
35
cents
day.—V.
share.
per
177,
The
unsold
with
portion
was
2012.
p.
(The) Quinby Plan, Rochester, N. Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
A
registration
covering
of
statement
$2,000,000
stock
common
the
and
12
at
callable
are
at
general
months
special
ending May 31,
redemption prices
prices
1954,
to
ranging
scaled
100
from
from
after
105.18
May
102.18
to
the
proceeds
operations,
of
the
and
from
company,
the
$7,300,000
company's
company
sale
will
common
expects
to
be
a
Standard
of
bonds,
derived
stock to
spend
bank
from
the
its parent.
Latest
color
information
television,
its
loans
sale
and
of
tube
funds
365,000
symposium
to
June
30
Technical
entire
on
improvements which will ultimately increase the
erating capacity by 402,500 kilowatts to 966,750 kw.
utility's
June
on
for
26
Accumulation
177,
2681.
p.
and
Tube—
production
of
an
improved
tri¬
developed
be
held
in
New
Dr.
by
C.
B.
York
July
15, it
Vice-President
on
Jolliffe,
was
and
^
Dr.
by
Joliffe
Brig.
David
June
on
munications
National
the symposium
said
General
announcing
25
is in
line
with
Sarnoff, Chairman of
filing of a petition
Washington,
Co.
asked
D.
C.,
adoption
RCA
the
the
Commission in
Broadcasting
policy
Board
with
the
in which
of
of
stated
as
RCA,
Federal
compatible
in
Com¬
RCA and
the
technical
standards
approved
by
the
industry's National
Television
System
Committee, permitting the commercial broadcasting of color television.
General
Sarnoff
$40,000,000 in
"As
we
better
and
processing
in
formation
tri-color
on
The
with
the
on
boughS
and
as
and
NBC
are
now
our
goal
production,
made.
made
of
many
developing
refinements
Supplementing
to
a
spending
concentrate
this
on
tri-color
in
development
glass envelope. We believe that you will
the progress that RCA has made and
tri-color
tube.
in
Accordingly,
order
to
give
we
you
are
the
design
the
program,
of
a
be
in¬
in
in¬
holding another
information
latest
kinescope."
filed
June
25
associated
well
additional
tri-color
p-2681-
mass
been
symposium
petition
kinescope
toward
been
a
knowing
tube
companies
477
recently
tri-color
our
to
have
RCA
industry of color television.
new
progressed
adapted
has
that
reported
creating the
have
terested
gen¬
SEC
Plan
Jersey).—V.
Director.
tube
from
the
Quinby
(New
television
the
tri-color
shares
with
The
Co.
by this corporation for use
system will
be
made
available to
radio-television
manufacturing
industry
at
a
color
technical
announced
decision
1953-55 period,
approximately $95,000,000 for additions
design
on
picture
compatible
31,
For the
in
Oil
1
100.
subsidary
filed
was
interests
of
of
Radio. Corp. of America—Tri-Color
tube
bonds
new
of General Public Utilities
Corp. will
apply the proceeds from the sale, plus bank loans and
other
funds, toward the cost of the utility's construction program
which
for
the
year
1953,
will
require
$38,000,000.
In
addition
to
the
-$11,699
Electric
Corp.
and
White, Weld & Co.
101.609; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., 101.549; Kuhn, Loeb
Lehman Brothers, Drexel & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
(jointly), 101.42 and First Boston Corp., 101.2999.
1982,
122,920
A
was
in
Co.,
Drl8,423
"$13«19
and
of
in
National
the
of
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Secondary Offering
sold
(jointly),
&
during
Dr5,695
$64/785
being
commissions,
1476.
award of the bonds
Fenner
$227,819
,70'48#
partner
the
board
building
dean
pro¬
price
received
shares
Vice-President
Lillis,
of
its
to
stonework
Goerlich,
2572.
p.
Telephone
PROCEEDS—"jrhe
"$278'592
the
Mrs. Balaban
would, on
the same basis,
approximately $2,500 before commissions, expenses
177,
p.
new
won
EE
dXSm^iute^ninis
be
to
the
of
brokerage
of
closing
John
at
and accrued
1
no,770
amount
him
less
part
share
per
176,
members
new
noted
C.
Prairie Oil Royalties Co., Ltd.—Aird President—
price,
prevailing
1983, was made on July 2 by a bank¬
ing group headed by Equitable Securities Corp. at 102.172
interest, to yield 4% to maturity. The group
in¬
1952
14 186
the
no
selling
C.
Board
Vice-President
Bank.—V.
Arthur
Executive
Donald
thd
of
Ludemann,
series due June 1,
5%
1953
$36,028
receive
$26.25
to
$364,375
price
and
York;
City;
virtually
2272.
$202,778
operation
will
The
market
while
Pennsylvania
of
The
Othpr
New
Inter-
Corp.'s
1.401,980
Insurance
of
Chairman
Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall & Hicks, has entered into agreements with cer¬
tain institutions providing for the sale of $6,000,000 first
mortgage 4% bonds, series C, due July 1, 1983. Delivery
of $5,000,000 principal amount has been made and de¬
livery of the remainder is provided for on Sept. 1, 1953.
brought
excluding
taxes.
cost
broker.
a
the
1953,
23,
of
York
,
outstanding
Republic
of
of
the
upon
the
them.
to
New
It
are
This company, through Morgan
Inter¬
of
has
acquired
interest.
loss
Peninsular
share
Subs.)—Earnings—
_____
Federal
15%
taxes,
taxes.—V.
Other
(&
March 31—
revenues
Oper. expenses and
per
to
of about $35,355,000.
exceed
satisfactory
in
to
Balaban,
shares
company
recently elected four
trustees. They
are
William Angus, a
tractor
any
company
June
on
Barney
such
cn
stock.
Interstate
minority shareholders
outstanding shares are acquired
committed
cost
a
Columbia
interest in
and
The
SEC
brokerage commission. If, however,
such shares directly, sales may
regular
Based
by
of
the
common
through brokers who are
Exchange and
who
will
receive
Stock
of
with
par
The
made
approximately
sale.
sales.
be
$1
held
appear
intervention
approximately
and
a
the
be
would
will
dispose
to
ihe
will
the
by
Sales
York
only
Exchange
penses
Gas Shares—
of
and hisi wife.
conditions
sales
New
arise
such
of
him
the
without
Balaban
by
2786.
p.
;he
expected,
the
Mr.
that
statement
its
company,
market
services
time
on
UP i0 &pproximately 39.2% of that firm's
its
terest
is
ceeds
trip.
round
their
made
the
class
financing roughly 25% of its purchases with
through borrowings from insurance
companies
75%
Olin
of Ital"
a
is
Natural Gas st
f,
trip
first
brought Olin's interest in
shares outstanding.
$42,000,000.
the
Olin
own
present
This
81%- of the 952,953
.if 5aIVe Purc}lase Price has been
that
the
The
round
of
opportunities
be
f'rm said 11 liad acquired control of Inter¬
of about 705,185 shares of outstanding stock
$31,733,325.
na!
its
for
it
$855.40
*CdU,lred «°-484 additional shares of
latter's minority holders at $45
C0'
,*iUne L9 the °lin
vale through purchases
at $45 per share
will
round
Industries, Inc.—Purchases
$3 621 780
<
members
services,
ancJ Toky° the Proposed fares are $390.00
,triP as comPai-ed with present first-class
and
way
N«TmiS»iC%roc0ra"0" has
so
will
persons,
anticipated
sustain
Olin
or
60
service,
the
registration
a
36,500 shares of
outstanding
and
now
are
of
are $475.20 one way and
and
Tokyo, as compared to
one
shares
made
filed
covering
President
*i!n ,1'eteive^the f^st of the new Constellations late in
place them in trans-Pacific service in 1955, Mr.
fares of $792.00
r
These
1953,
be
K„?lhe pr°P05e(' fares
between
New
York
iarU
fares,
corporation
30,
tourist-class
its
first-class trans-Pacific
June
Sup-r-Constellations
Lockheed
J;urbo-compound engines
the airline
losa
lares
tourist-class
i
in
Mariner
is
laresec(Uivaler)t to 60% of present lirst-class
Mariner, Vice-President-Sales, disclosed on June
25
nu?h°r/h«W powerful
W,U!
the
with
je
Airlines
The
as
samples
kinescope
had
reported
that
components.
other
companies
so
that
been
in
companies
interested
the
supplied
.•
152
Subsequently,
to
in
middle
177
were
some
color
of
of
given
these
television
March,
companies.—V.
1953,
177,
Number 5235
Volume 178
The
Rice-Stix, Inc.—Earnings Higher;—
sales
Net
Net
1268.
p.
sion
to
of 5V4%
cumulative convertible
preferred stock for this company has been heavily oversubscribed and
the books are now closed, it was announced on June 26 by Reynolds
& Co. who headed the underwriting group which offered the $25 par
shares
on
June 24.
1
"■ .*' • This was the first public financing done by Robertshaw-Fulton since
the initial offering was made on Oct. 28, 1947; Reynolds & Co. also
headed the underwriting group at that time.
The company intends to use the proceeds from this sale to financed
its 1953-1954 plant expansion.
Major items in the company's pro¬
gram
include construction of new buildings to house the operations
of its divisions in the areas of St. Louis, Mo., Bridgeport, Conn., and
offering
160,000
of
details of offering
Calif.' See
p.
is
Small
of
by
owned
Tellier
of
of
consists
Investors
partners
three
a
Announcement
new
permitted
make
whether
145.
-
the
under
company
<• v*,'--,/
-
"
State
175,
law.—V.
class
stock
A
of
shares
two
share
is initially convertible into
and is redeemable at $5.25 per share.
preferred
proceeds
net
and
buildings
plant
389,092
Taxes
$5,046,772
362,173
3,119,137
,,,.
113,746
123,656
r__;
Dividends
100,170
.
1953—8 Mos.—1952
$4,536,532
2,844,868
■
$573,008
$630,913
91,141
-
Sunrise
$68,198
"
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Books Closed—
books
Stuart
$11,021,800
on
i Inc.,
& Co.,
company's
the
of
;the unsubscribed portionj of
announced
23.—V.1
June
on
There is still
4Va%
177,
2573.
p.
tered
Service
Co.—Earnings—
V. 1953—Month—1952 ' "1953—12 Mos.—1952
revenues__l_A$2,418,631
$2,021,206 $28,550,564 $24,295,962
,
Operating
'
expenses
1,430,069
Net
operating
inc
$988,562
10,861
2,375
income
L
The
51,710
70,060
_
3,742,000
3,280,000
$5,259,682
448,253
$5,810,796
$4,842,689
and
Class
-j
B
(voting
*-Not
stock
com.)
including ,100,000
version
the
of
Preferred dividends
class A stock reserved
above. —tV-179', p. .2787.
Balance
applicable to
for con¬
paid
outstanding
share
per
stock
common
on
shares
Earnings
Profit
income
before
Provision :Xor
•
Net
».'•
May 31—
,
—V.
May 31
as
:
___
-
taxes
income
6,530,000
taxes
177,
1372.
p.
—V. 177,
p.
1052.
-
.
",v.',
The
company
June
on
offered
at
to
5%>. non-cumulative- preferred stock to be
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
working capital. - %
'
_
4,363,726
$2.10
for
:
-
manufacturers of corn and soybean products, will
have 39,800 sq. ft. of.additional, storage space next Fall when a new
warehouse
is
completed at ,, the
plant site
on -East ^ Eldorado
St.,
Extended—
Scranton Electric Co.—Exchange Offer
The
it
111.,
Decatur,
time for, exchange of this company's stock for Pennsylvania
&
Light Co. stock has been
extended to July 15, it was
announced by Charles E. Oakes,! P. P. & L. President, on June 23.
i
The original offer expired June 22 but Mr. Oakes said it was felt
an
extension of time should be made because of the tax benefit to
Scranton holders should 80% of the common and 80% of the preferred
The
Power
was
announced on June 25.
will
warehouse
be
rigid'steel-frame structure
of Bethlehem, Pa.
Erection
of
the
;
single-story,
the Luria Engineering
by
<
■
,
scheduled
is
building
1.—V." 177,
Nov.
be fabricated
to
Co.
completed
,v,;
standardized,
440-foot-long
a
Aug.
start
to
and
l
to
be
1842.
p.
be
exchanged.
the original closing date of June 22, Mr. Oakes said, 76% of the
63%
of the 4.40%
cumulative preferred and 61% of the
3.35%
preferred stock
of Scranton Electric Co. had been deposited
2573.
p.
Robert
file
will
to
Co.—Partial Redemption—
for redemption on Aug. 1, next, $92,000
debentures due Feb. 1, 1962, through the
accrued interest.
Redemption will be
made
at
the
of the trustee, The Marine Midland
Trust Co.: of New York.—V. 177, p. 2787.
The
has
company
its
Of
outstanding
sinking
fund,
called
3% %
at 101'A % and
principal
office
fee
$87,621,306 $60,534,143
Net
sales
Net
profit
after
taxes-.
—V.
.■3,830,998
s
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
1,117,165
$3.43
—
1
applying
is
of
the
to
3,345,324
1,107,900
$3.02
174, p. 2550.
Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.—Files With
clarified.
SEC
on
filed
29
June
a
23
persons who are the owners of 1,845 shares of 5% cumulative
preferred stock (par $1) and 7,545 shares of common stock (no par)
of General Electrosonics, Inc. in consideration for the transfer thereof
to the Segal company
or. April
10, 1953 at the rate of four Segal
shares for each General preferred share and one Segal share for each
General
25
common
shares.—V.
176,
p.
1474.
to distribute Philadelphia Co. common
of Standard.
Since the previous plan was
proposal
Philadelphia
of
100%
holds
now
Co.'s
stock.
common
Standard proposes first to liquidate or otherwise dispose
of its investment in Philadelphia Co. as part of the process of dis¬
tribution of Standard's assets to its stockholders.—V. 177, p. 2460.
Standard
Light Corp.-
&
Power
after
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
173,
outstanding
share
—
I
2613.
p.
263,691
380,000
$0.69
404,246
380.000
$1.06
taxes
common
Redeem
$7
Pre-
These are chattel mortgages
equipment of three supermarkets located in Levittown
issued to cover advances made by the landlord
the acquisition and installation of such equipment.
in
one
toward
redemption
for
$7
1,
Aug.
on
the payment of $214,65
by
said
after
and
of
shares
outstanding
redeemed
On
date,
office of the
City, 1 Exchange
of certificates representing preferred shares,
upon
surrender
the
the
at
for at the aforesaid redemption
in
to
response
company's exchange offer.
the
expired on June 17.
Only
were
turned in voluntarily in exchange
in Wisconsin
Public Service Corp. and
offer
The
p.
in
exercise
of
the
Bee P.
R.
Mallory & Co.,
Inc. above.—V.
whole
to
in
or
date
the
corporation
and
Portable
Corp.—Develops
Sightmaster
manufacturer
of
electronic
announced on June 29
duction of a new low-price portable microwave
especially for medical and industrial use, the
priced to sell at $1,500. Hitherto prices ranged
for
the
military
standard
Calorimeter
measurement
use,
for permission
holders failed
,
of the preferred shares
for $213.82 of common stock
Duquesne Light Co.—V. 177,
62%
Calorimeter—
components for indus¬
it has gone into pro¬
calorimeter. Designed
new
Manufacturing Co.—New Product—
Steelcraft
product has been
from $4,950 to $14,205
insulated
new
agreements,
shall
be
its
heat.—V.
now
wall.panel
being
in
use
designed for
by this
produced
and
steam
and
other
—V.
177,
Wall
Metal
Insulated
Steelcraft
commercial
name
177,
from
p.
the
calorie,
which
is
a
Panels
are
and
are
pany
that
Investors
types of
desirable
houses, factories, .schools, auditoriums,
high unbroken wall areas are common.
buildings
power
where
Mutual
Fund, Inc.—To
Cease
as
In¬
management, open-end, diversified investment com¬
has filed an application with the SEC for an order i declaring
it has ceased to
be an investment company and for an
order
provisions of Section 30(a) of the Act with
respect of an annual report due to have been filed with the Commis¬
sion as at April 30, 1953.
.
from
has a standby loan agreement
of Worcester under which it
Dec. 31, 1953 on ten days notice,
5% interest to be repaid in equal
$12,500.
The company paid $2,500 for
company
also
Mutual Life Assurance Co.
State
the
borrow, at any time prior to
additional sum of $250,000 at
may
the
installments
semi-annual
of
such commitment.
of the company's shares
paid quarterly dividends of 10c per
year until April 17, 1953, when a
quarterly dividend of 12 '/2c per share was paid.
Another quarterly
dividend of 12V2C per share has been declared payable on July 20, 1953
DIVIDENDS—Since
April,
to
the
at
the first public offering
company has
rate of 40c per
the
1951,
or
stockholders of record July
the
.-1
10, 1953.
.
"F
Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike,
UNDERWRITERS—Estabrook & Co. and
have
share¬
Inc./. as managers, and the other underwriters named
below 1
severally agreed to purchase from the company and the selling
holders
of
the
set forth below opposite their respective
debentures and common stock now being offered:
the percentages
CO—.
&
% of
$150,000
Chace, Whiteside, West &
12.5
I
5,000
12.5
5,000
12.4
50,000
50,000
& Co
177, p.
also V.
See
25.0
5,000
-
Scranton
W.
37.5
10,000
50,000
Winslow,,
I
Chas,
15,000
100,000
-
Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc.
Battles & Co., Inc.:
Inc.
names,
Each Issue
Shares
Debentures
Estabrook
2788.
Superior Oil Co.
177, p. 1684.
Suppiger Co., Collinsville,
(G. S.)
The
company
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
„„
before
Profit
Provision
income
for
Fed.
&
taxes
other
income Jaxes
profit
Capital
.r
shares
Earnings
per
♦Excludes
outstanding
common
share
the 60,000 shares issued
$1,076,344
the
not
preferred
underwritten.
stock
at $200
are
of
capital
unit.
tomato
and used
products.
to
(
manufactures and distributes Brooks old original catsup
Brooks
finer
foods.
It was incorporated
in Delaware
The company
and
other
July
20*
1927.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
449.808
1,342,320 *1 282,320
$0.80
$0.75
January 8, 1953.—V. 176,, p. 688.
per
■
working
to be added to
recurring seasonal packs
proceeds
finance
$956,097
469,815
-
Dividends
1953
1952
$33,964,599 $31,254,451
3.532,918
4,058,911
2,456,574
3,102,814
is
offering
The
III.—Stock Offered
stockholders and the public
(par $10) and 750 shares of 5%
$100) in units of five shares of
June 15 offered to its
shares of common stock
preferred stock
(par
stock and one share of
3,750
The
Net
T
(Calif.)—Adds to Investments—
Interstate Gas Co. above.—V.
See Gulf
cumulative
2293.
p.
Stewart-Warner Corp.
registered
exempting it
in all
particularly
used
buildings
plants,
unit
2134.
vestment Firm—
This
economical curtain
company at Ross-
industrial
3 Months Ended March 31—
Small
LOAN—The
PRIVATE
with
delivered pursuant to such
31, 1957, whichever
in full, or Jan.
common
Net
•
has been paid
later.
Ohio.
moyne,
for
metal
is
construction
product.
derives
of
which the note of the company,
on
loan
Process—
174, p. 1791.
A
This
.
the company to the State Mutual Life
connection with the loan agreements
in footnote (*) above.
Such option may be exercised in
part at $7 per share at any time, prior to 30 days after
option was granted by
Co. of Worcester in
HThis
Assurance
2293.
wall
trial
above
above table.
.
'Sharon Steel Corp.—Affiliate Has New
the
to
Common
company
tender
reserved for the conversion of the debentures
shares reserved for the exercise of the option
table and 25,000 shares reserved for the
common stock purchase warrants referred
to in the
12,000
offered,
referred
share.-
per
has announced it willapply to the SEC
to borrow $2,500,000 to redeem the preferred stock that
to
Albertson
§ Includes 48,000 shares
now
in
cumulative preferred stock have been
1953, on which date said stock will
per share, being the redemp¬
tion price of $110 per share, plus $104.65 being dividends at the rate
of $7 per annum accumulated and
unpaid thereon to Aug. 1, 1953.
All
called
be
The
$15,152,005 $10,150,269
______
profit
terms,
the
to
the
and
share
price
1952
1953
Net .sales
Net
-To
ferred Stock—
Place, Jersey City 3, N. J.,
such shares will be redeemed and paid
Years Ended March 31—
subject
_
Standard
Consequently,
redemption agent, The First National Bank of Jersey
Sentinel Radio Corp.—Earnings—
year.
one
purchase one share of the com¬
and method of distribution of the
determination of the Board of Directors
.except that no warrants will be exercisable at a price per share for
the common stock less than the public offering price of the common
stock now offered.
The 2,500 warrants to be outstanding upon the
completion of the present financing are to be sold to Estabrook & Co.
and Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike,
Inc., two of the underwriters, for
10c per warrant and are to be exercisabe at the public offering price
of the common stock now offered, at any time on or before July 1,
1956.
A portion or all of the remaining warrants may be issued tG
some
or
all of the directors and officers, among whom may be the
The form, price,
are
referred
will
substance,
in
amendments,
remaining
eliminated.
SEC—
letter of notification with the
covering 7,679 shares of common stock (par $1) to be issued to
corporation
within
warrant entitles the holder to
stock.
warrants
obtaining
The
due
1962.
+Each
SEC
Light Co.
Duquesne
eliminate the pre¬
stock to the
stockholders
filed all out¬
side ownership and all senior securities of Philadelphia Co. have been
1951
1953
Standard
step,
initial distribution
an
claims, are
The
9 Mos. Ended May 31—
2,500
25,000
,
^Includes amounts due within one year.
Levy,
first
a
make
vious
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Earnings—
1112,000 shs.
covering
This note was issued pur¬
suant to loan agreements entered into as of Jan. 31, 1952 with State
Mutual
Life
Assurances Co.
of Worcester, in the principal'.sum of
$350,000 and provides for payment in equal semi-annual installments
of $17,500 on July 1 and January 1 of each year until maturity on Jan.
amounts
covering
Chairman, announced on June 29 that the company
amendments to the plan now on file with the SEC.
J.
for permission
shares equivalentt to l/\ of a share of Duquesne common for each share of Stand¬
ard common.
This initial distribution is proposed so that Standard's
stockholders will receive at the earliest possible date, a dividend pay¬
ing security as part of their ultimate realization.
Subsequent dis¬
tributions will be made as the liquidation progresses and as tax and
As
Seabrook Farms
§350,000 shs.
value)-
par
*123,500
260,750 shs.
'
selling shareholders.
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—To Amend Plan-
.
177,
($1
TOption to purchase com. stock
the
*315,000
j
,
1956
maturing in
stock
■
with
>
$400,000
'52-'62
payable in quarterly
chattel mtges.
At
common,
for exchange.—V.
%
Outstanding
1968—
1,
4%
mon
company,
.
FINANCING
Authorized
sinking
promissory note, due serially
1,
This
J
;
-
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
due June
debentures,
fund
jobbers.
with
5%
.
Staley Mfg.1 Co.—To Expand—
(A. E.)
"
*
-
are
leased. < No individuals associated
families, own any of such real estate.
subordinate
convertible
.
♦Includes
($100
par
used
be
supermarkets in Queens and
15
Y.
N.
tCommop stock purchase warrants
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
25
Island,
business
no
their
or
Common
v.
".•« •;
covering r2,000 'shares- of
$9,192,901
4,365,226
*
share
common
per
$6,163,389
$1.41
shares outstanding
Earnings
9,420,000
•
are
L-.
profit
Common
3,732,858
3,521,572
$1.38
Speedy Washer Mfg. Co., Miami, Fla.—Files—
1953
1952
$12,693,389 $18,612,901
,
-4,243,456
3,815,006
$1.52
-
\-f\
Ended
or
supermarkets
instalments
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Nine Months
6%
•
Dividends
Common
stock___
common
.
chain of
a
Long
CAPITALIZATION
50,000 shs.
*150,000 shs.
268,400 shs.
■
of
shares
stock
preferred
5c)
(par
in
was
operates all
little
does
company,
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
which it now operates
owned
departments of its business, having no
concessionaires.
It buys most of its merchandise
direct from food
manufacturers, processors, oanners and freezers, from meat packers
and" dairies, from manufacturers of miscellaneous other products, etc.,
All
FINANCING
Authorized
pfd. stock (par $1)
Class A inon-voting com.) stk. (par $1)
conv.
1936
company
operates
company
416,993
-
income
the
of
Counties
The
$6,259,049
taxes
wholly
through
name
company
Nassau
$818,292 $11,892,387 $10,136,748
1,891,338
1,597,066
$999,423
deductions
Federal income
Net
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Gross
Income
25,
subsidiary corporations. In June,
changed from Supreme Sunrise
Exchange, Inc., to its present title, Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.
the
Food
$11,822,327 $10,085,038
$815,917
income
with its subsidiaries,
was char¬
to operate supermarkets, fPrior
together
Feb.
on
acquire ownership of all of such businesses
to
1953,
-
Other
York
New
directly and
14,210,924
16,728,237
1,205,289
-
in
February, .1951, ...the
as
Period End. May 31—
.Operating
The common
small unsold balance of debentures. Fur¬
present business was conducted by several
corporations and partnerships operating separately, but having com¬
mon
ownership.
In February, 1951, the company was reorganized so
will
Southwestern Public
a
BUSINESS—Corporation
;
/
,
.
of investment bank¬
Childs, Jeffries &
stock has been all sold.
ther details follow:
$34,220,100 stockholder offering, it was
a
Stock
Debenture and
—
by Estabrook & Co. and
Thorndike, Inc.
;
has closed the
convertible debentures,
principal underwriter,
as
Corp.
Supermarkets
headed
ers
Halsey,
Chestnut
and Trusts, trustee, 15th and
177, p. 47.
stock at $7.25 per share by a group
. .
.
Pa.—V.
1,
the
729,126
$185,298
177, p. 2252.
^Including interest-and. depreciation.—V.
Philadelphia
Offering—Mention was made in our issue of June 29 of
public offering of $400,000 6% convertible subor¬
dinate sinking fund debentures due June 1, 1968, at 100%
and accrued interest and of 40,000 shares of common
894,340
761,363
■
$5,948
$17,995
-980,974
<
*
Cumul.
called for redemption on Aug. 1, next, out of
sinking fund, $50,000 of 15-year 3J/2% debentures at
interest.
Payment will be made at The Penn¬
has
accrued
and
Streets,
Ltd.—^Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Gross earnings
"Expenses
business.
increasing
rapidly
the
in
102 Vz
.
corporation's
company
sylvania Company for Banking
new
.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Sun Ray Drug
monies
-to
be used to purchase three new
equipment and for working capital.
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
a
New York corporation engaged
in
the
manufacture
and
distribution
of
reinforced
fiberglass.
The
corporation not only produces the laminated plastic flat sheet, but
also
forms
simple and., intricate
shapes in matched metal molds.
The corporation's principal offices are in Lindenhurst, L. I., N. Y.,
"Where
it
owns
a
well-equipped plant.
It also has a smaller plant
where a stock of sheet material is maintained for sales distribution at
Boca
Raton, Fla.
As
of ' June 15,
1953,.; the corporation's1, backlog
of orders
was -approximately
$1,600,000, sufficient to maintain pro¬
duction .at,present levels, for at least ten months.
The proceeds of
this issue will be used for expansion of plant and facilities at Linden¬
hurst
and
Boca Raton,
and
for working capital, required by -<the
PROCEEDS—The
Florida
1419.
The
•
Russell Reinforced Plastics
Each
Local
between
p.
>•;.v.]IAl
,;
Canada Power Co.,
Surplus
Corp.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—Aetna Securities Corp. on June 30 publicly of¬
fered an issue of 50,000 shares of 30-cent cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
President, of
Vance,
S.
and pension agreements between this company and Stude¬
No. 5, UAW-CIO, in line with similar recent agreements
Detroit
automobile
manufacturers and the union.—V.
176,
wage
baker
its securities but that it has not deter¬
of
dissolve
to
Southern
-
by H.
26
June
on
such
public offering
any
made
was
7
Agreement Reached—
Studebaker Corp.—Wage
500
& Co.,
had
firm
Period End. May 31—
p.- 2787.
in V. 177,
investment
mined
shares
*
Los-Angeles,
stock
capital
which
registration statement to be withdrawn.
The
management of Small Investors states that it does not presently propose
Closed—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Books
The
of
broker-dealer.
previously proposed to issue shares of its
capital stock to the public and had filed a registration statement
under the Securities Act of 1933.
This registration statement did not
become effective and on June 2,
1952, upon application, the Commis¬
The
262,070
413,021
97,127
188,577
(est.)
176,
all
registered
profit after income
tax
—V.
outstanding
shares,
ivffs.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—6
$14,481,504 $13,090,346 $27,389,070 $23,742,138
Period End. May 31—
(55)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Outstanding
5%
cumul.
preferred
Common
stock
—V.
p.
177,
(par
2574.
stock
(par
$100)-.
$10)
.
,
——
5,441 shs.
31,897 shs.
8
(56)
)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 6, 1953
* V'. •
(Richard
Supreme Sunrise Food Exchange, Inc.—Name Changed
See
Sunrise
Supermarkets Corp. above,—V.
A
175, p. 2492.
company
'
i
*
-
chased
..
the
of
The
directors
July
on
15,
Linwood
the
1953
authorized
26
June
on
of
agreement
Investment
the
officers
this
between
merger
five
shares
ceive
$1
new
the
will
that
the
for;
value
fate
of
accrue
remainder
$2.08 V3
of
five
share
one
par
the
John
The
first
preferred
to
issued
41%
cents
share,
per
share
lieu of each
in
of
July
1953
15,
the
to
5%
new
$5
the
the
1953
in
directors'
first
$1
is
of
July
$2.08%
of
first
7%
consistent
stock
preferred
with
amounts
paid
which
See
It
will
June
voted
26
to
capital stock
(par
$li
the
of
issuing
2788.
p.
future.
McCulloch
Mr.
of
any
the
said
newly
that
amend
the
authorized
the
that
173,
corporation
June
certificate
the
registration statement with the SEC
1953, covering 400,000 shares of its
public sale
Texas
exploring
10c par common stock,
speculation"
a
Brothers,
International
of
pose
"as
Vickers
by
the
at $1
In
the
on
ready
organized in February, 1953,
producing and selling sulphur
.
that
event
all
400,000
of
showroom
lor
all
of
have
changed its
three
screen
manufacturing
companies
shipment early
in
August.
A
volume
has
been
provided
to
demands, forestalling any bottlenecks in the rapid installa¬
the Cinemascope system, for which
nearly 4,000 applications
177,
A
received
to
date
by
Twentieth
Century-Fox
Film
Corp.
West
57th
St.
Associates, N.
St.
Associates
Lawrence
ing
be
lirst
Wien
A.
250-264
at
viding for
the
filed
was
with
participations in Joint Venturers'
57th
paid
and
West
total
a
at
Y.—Registers
St.
and
the
the
shares
proposed
sold
are
to
which
unit.
New
price
of
balance
Interests
Associates,
to
proposes
in
June
on
York
29
in
covering
250
$7,000,000
under
of
West
organized
buy the land and
City
of
the
interest
board
in
in
the
firm
of
Vice-Chairman
of
Laurence M.
Industria
by
build¬
contracts
which
Pic¬
Marks, invest¬
Electria
Corp.,
Decca
of
Universal
de
Menico
financial
a
176,
and
trad¬
1475.
p.
by
William
pro¬
$3,500*000
is
by taking the premises subject to
a
filed
a
included
are
to
are
dorf
consists
100,000
time
on
of
the
market
price
less
stock.
prevailing
than
a
from
specified
writers
at
or
the
time
for
to time
American
to time
or
prices
by
price
be
be
or
through
or
prices
Mr. Zeckendorf
'company
its
stock
to
and
of
tional
the
South
(a)
to
by
to
the
price
Mr.
is
The
Zecken-
through under¬
or
underwriters
new
$10
shares
stock
at
fixed
a
market
price;
price
(b)
on
West
the
Corp.,
new
for
(2)
to
of
its
to
to
no
of
par
the number
to
and
(1)
number
change
shares
issue
stock
the
shares
.to
260,000
(3)
par
in
374,500
stock;
from
$10
authorization
change
a
and
177,
Split, Etc.—
SEC
from
par
shares
stock;
par
of
the
authorize
common
outstanding
100,000
and
of
to
to
as
1,400,000 shares of $10
shares
market
amendment).
sale
may'from time to time determine.—V.
applied
so
shares
issued
of
has
charter
authorized
the
by
for
1954
such
related
West Texas Utilities
Co.—Stock
amend
when
supplied
offered
Exchange at market prices prevailing from time
Exchange; <c) in such other manner-and at such
price
2574.
as
(to
to
are
commencing as soon as prac¬
registration statement, at the
time
Stock
such
on
to
prior to July 15,
offering
variable
a
time
price
remaining 2,900,000 shares
dorf from
of
and
The
American ' Stock Exchange
the effective date of
the
after
oa
all
11,567,804.7 shares of stock owned
the
the company and selling stock¬
sold by him.
There are outstanding;
initial offering of stock
by Mr. Zeckenshares,* to be offered for sale from time to
be offered
of
not
in
"Zeckendorf,'President
20,000,000 shares
ticable
Y.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC
covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock, 10c
par,
shares
holder, and
With
1,300,000
sell
addi¬
an
Central
parent,
$10
at
per share, the'proceeds thereof to be
by West Texas in connection with its construction
program and
for
other
corporate
requirements.
The
Commission
has
issued
an
order giving interested
persons until July 20,
1953, to request a hear¬
ing upon th application.—V. 177, p. 2398.
used
of $3.500.000.
United Air Lines,
the
is
corporation
29, 1953,
This
SEC
Undivided
per
associates,
purchase
in cash
mortgage
$5,000
57th
partner
a
Vallance
p.
2294.
p.
registration statement
710
pur¬
With
the
upon
of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
the
the
members
to Towne
name
Inc.,
has completed an agreement with L. E.
N. J.; the Glowmeter Corp.; of Buffalo;
it
Thorp have been elected directors
substantial
a
Webb & Knapp, Inc., N.
that
I.
also
are
Pictures.—V.
through its subsidiary Cinemascope Products,
arrangement,
Harold
owns
President and director of Universal
Exchange
ing company not connected with Universal
Manufacturing Corp. of Chicago; to insure the rapid
production
of
high
performance, controlled angle
all-purpose screens for Cinemascope.
been
—V.
share.
per
."
.
.
has
and
They
which
bankers.
Mr.
corporation
Vallance
Inc.,
Thorp is
ment
10.
p.
H.
corporation.
Co., Inc.
Mr.
,
to be offered
"for
this
announced
the
tions
June 29.
on
this
Records,
1764.
sale of 50,000 shares of
dependent
the
of
the
on
Thibaut
Samuel
Radiant
meet
"best efforts'*
a
was
for,
retail
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Two
New Directors—
by
through
produce large numbers of screens both Miracle Mirror and
Magnaglov.-Astrolke to satisfy every
demand of exhibitors for Cinemascope>
installations, with large production volumes of screens per month
shares.
selling commission to be 20c
exception of $35,000, which was received
stock, the program of the company is
financing.
share
per
1886
continuous
250
for
in
City.—V. 175, p.
will
in¬
of
Sulphur Co., Houston, Tex.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
basis
19
Under
had no intention
this time.—V. 177,
at
reported
reflectance,
Texas International
This company filed a
the
York
City
nationally
Corp. below.
Carpenter & Co. of Wharton,
company
shares
York
sold
Securities Corp.—Name Changed—
Corp.—V.
This
on
170,
In presenting the proposed amendment to
the stockholders, Robert
McCulloch, President, said the purpose of the increase was to provide
additional stock which would be available for possible equity
financing
in
G.
New
are
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—New
Agreements
on
accrue
1,300,000 shares to 3,000,000
from
through
Vice-President;
White, Secretary &
This
corporation of the company to increase the authorized number of shares
of
in
Thibaut
Kugler,
June
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Stock Increased—
on
Elmer
officers
E.
to date
years—V.
recent
is
and
stockholders
Towne Securities
Mines
and
The
and
G.
Wallpaper
and
Richard
as
will
to above will be equal
the year 1953 which
for
in
and
Street in New
or
stock payable
preferred stock for the year
dividends
Herman
wallpapers
Thibaut
stockholders
operate
founded
was
Thibaut
53
well-known
sole
to
7%
of
These payments
1953.
6,
President;
dealers
East
and
and
Mr.
Towne Mines Corp.—New Name—
1844.
p.
and
44
old
new
continue
American
Corp., who recently reported that this
company
acquired controlling interests in Norma-Hoffmann
Bearings Corp.
Singe*: is Chairman of the Board of
Pontiac Refining Corp. of
Corpus Christ^ Texas; a director of
Kings County Lighting Co.; and
was
lormcrly Chairman of the Executive
Committee, and a director
of Pepsi-Cola
Co.—V. 177, p. 2788.
had
tures
share on the 7%
26, 1953 declared a
preferred
first
the
will
company
Thibaut.
at
the
oi
are
Vice-President;
The
per
June
on
the 7%
on
record
the 7%
to
date
share
cumulative preferred stock referred
share
per
amount
to
and
on
added
when
paid
per
holders of
2.91%
aggregate
which
to
Hunt,
E.
Towne
stock
$1.91%
Universal
Control—
will be entitled
stock)
amount
be
to
first
to re¬
per annum from July 15, 1953.
The
new 5%
cumulative preferred stock
the
will
shares
7%
of
common
5%
on
1953
has
company
preferred
P.
located
cumulative
stock (plus
stock
which
Spinnler,
distributors
lirst preferred stock.
dividend
entire
George
Richard
5% cumulirst preferred
Thibaut Inc., N. Y.—New
following
company
Treasurer.
each
for
dividends at
dividends
for
of
and
company
new
lative preferred stock to be issued to the holders of T/o
stock in the ratio of five shares of new $20 par value 5%
stock
Inc.,
Co.
Upon the filing and recording of said agreement the
preferred
record
and
file
to
the
The
Co.
Telephone Bond & Share Co.—Consolidation—
E.)
executive employees, who have been connected with the
and active in its management for many years, have
pur¬
of
group
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
public,
the
public
Promoters
of
promoters
to
to
drilling of
in
advised
of
nurnoses
required
the
town
own
the
of
the
stock
additional
an
that
company
then
750,000
$75,001
in
financing
the
test
costs
wells
primarily
are
and
the
on
to
for
exoenses
so-called
shares.
has
Navarro
June
The
been
cash
commercial
located
ore
there.
M.
A.
moters of
S.
Makris
the
of
Houston,
company.—V.
177,
Texas,
2574.
p.
the
funds
exploration
Aircraft Products, Inc.—Sales
Period End May 30—
sales
and
Profit
before
taxes
Period
•Earnings
Ry.
tax
Equip,
$7,229,125
expenses
4.7^0 293
24,927,581
4,811,602
4,689,525
215.765
1,887,065
1,348.509
22,545
103,725
$1,246,844
$5,300,686
118,664
141,189
466,823
offered
$4,282;112
505,405
$1,081.°45
Miscellaneous deductions
charges
$1,388,033
$5,767,509
7,249
7.C61
—V.
272,525
1,336,856
$808,694
177, p. 2574.
$1,107,847
The
21,
covering
company
1953,
the
of
Texota
assets,
June,
options
and
of
Texas
1953,
to
the
to
1,347,878
$4,392,071
net
other
proceeds
$1,125,000,
will
loans
for
to
will
company
be
wells
Williston
Basin
and
produce
located
in
Williston
Piper,
the
lc
with
the
value
par
the
for
Texota
$3,398,399
this
of
laws
SEC
to
1,075,000
to
proposed
first
come
stock.
common
the
or
all
of
shares
was
certain
of
adjacent
if
Net
Texota
thereupon
Pfd.
Oil
dissolved.
and
All
west
be
leases,
to
of
The
its
portion
of
such
This
Hopwood,
or
North
North
Minneapolis.
A
A,
5%
to
Rico
Textron
Textron
This
Rico,
the
privilege
by
by
of
corresponding
date
of
first
quarter.
177,
its $10
year's
The
record
No
to repay
par
date
the
owns
except
expires
at
19,719
stock,
of
ar¬
on
to be used
bank
loans
public
1952
to
and
Construction
to
are
be obtained
to
become available
phone
properties,
and
from
in
the
are
1954.
from
proceeds
the
expected
to
bamk
now
program
hand
on
to
finance
to
the sale of
loans,
of
amount
Additional funds
treasury funds
sale
company's
construction
internal sources,
short-term
the
of
remainder of
finance
expenditures
this program
to
Net
retire the
1953 and* $1,700,000
cash
offering price and underwriting
amendment.
aDd
tele¬
required.—V.
if
minor
177,
2788.
stock,
the
at
and
June
on
to
be
one
in
acreage
Dakota
and
expenditures
for
other
during
in
the
corporate
estimated
are
has
been
named
Net
its
4%
par
value
four
the
and
Acquire F. Burkart
of
of
Rico
officers'
SEC
stock,
with
•Based
Feb. 29,'52
Feb. 28,*51
$9,442,224
'
3,150,000
6,158,086
6,155,902
$3.17
tax of $275,000.—V.
175, p. 2698.
Textron
chemical
they
that
kills
from
emerge
Naugatuck
share
of
one
preferred
stock
of
bulk
will
the
Chemical
called
Alanap
acid.
of
the
be
or
weeds,
they
as
has
ground,
Division,
it
begin
been
qualifying
a
shares.
1953.-
Manufacturing
of
than
Limited
at
away.—V.
is
•
known
quantities
going
counters
but
177,
chemically
will
supply
retail
both
282,000
Co.—See
The
with
instances
classes
1,936
of
that
be
to
sold
as
this
commercial
full
retail
Co.,
sales
1952
1951
$1,482,459
$1,452,790
240,421
12,000
12,000
115,000
120,000
87,000
25,000
35,000
32,000
$76,494
$73,421
$78,109
$0.49
and
$0.48
$0.50
„
the
Steel
approximately
figures allow
for
of
record
since
Feb.
of
Feb.
since
an
6,
1953.
Nov.
5,
May
1953.
on
8,
On
increase
record
Singer
was
Bearings Corp.
announcement
was
elected
of
On Feb.
1952.—V.
1953,
Feb.
of
May
Corp.
has
applied
for
100,000
would
$1,000,000
Proceeds
sold
cash
of
the
cash
expenditures,
and
the
capital
sale
expenditures
the
application.—V.
171,
parent.
as
stock
a
bank
8,000
of
issue
Electric
Power
would
be
dividend.
be
used
to
pay
for
$380,000
of
due
Aug.
15,
Gas
for
Wisconsin
The
to
to
stock, of which.
shares
50,000
stock
loan
made.
1953,
authorization
common
Wisconsin
would
treasury
13,
for
par
remaining
a
the
July
$20
of
pay
previously
until
person
SEC
its
its
to
and
to
reimburse
to
three
duplication
to
shares of
be
stock¬
280,000
numbered
6,
1,860
5,
1953,
since
1953,
Natural
Commission
request
a
1953
has
hearing
given
upon
the
new
17-
2515.
p.
of
there
totaled
7,
inch
by
of
Conn.,
Francis
the
1952.
television
71,561,
a
on
S.
June
Levien,
in
receivers.
26
announced
mahogany
The
set,
color
the
addition
pyroxylin
identified
as
the
of
its
to
L1800R,
a
1954
line
retails
at
of
a
71,853,
4
There
one
of
June
on
model
suggested price of $179.95.
were
Board
corporation
table
were
2683.
p.
This
226,324,
Nov.
6, 1953, there
177,
Chairman
Stamford,
made
_
205,109
-
Zenith Radio Corp.—Adds New Models—
on
6,
surtax
profits taxes—— 1
share
per
interested
States
Universal American
Corp.—Singer Chairman of Unit-
This
excess
shares
capital
'
M.
1953
228,494
taxes
declared and delivered to the
parent
ir.
beam
Hoffmann
income
company
56,000
stock.
stockholders,
193
177,
$1,760,095
discounts
additional
' !
2136.
p.
United
compared
stockholders
of
1952.—V.
Wisconsin Natural Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
announced
was
Textron
Herbert
company above.—V. 177, p. 2293.
In
two
common
decrease
$2.42
shares outstanding as of Dec. 31,
to
dveloped
.
and
available
sold
more
1953,
decrease of 292 since
stock.
6,343,418
$2.73
176, p. 899.
and
is
stockholders
Preferred
of
$9,968,145
7,925,272
Net profit for the first quarter
—V
Chemical—
••
A,
224,388
$11,276,058
'
$2.55
before.
increase
*
-
Products, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
less
Federal
$2.34
more
the
_
Pennsylvania income taxes.,
6,161,158
May,
to
shares
sales,
$2.88
year
of
—
$2.55
Net profit before provision for
Provision lor taxes—
1953,
an
series
of
for
Net
6,166,118
phthalmic
holders
-
8,942,515
$2.81
8,246,756
Three Months Ended March 31—
as
in
16,264,145
'
y , *
6,296,000
4—j
4,12^,622
Willson
Feb. 28,'50
•
share
killer
were
-
8,678,000
2294.
dividends
a
-
1949
$76,056,685
13,094,000
share'
com.
on
Federal
Some
probably
<
...
10,475,000
■
$6,292,224
the
'
1950
$10,515,186 $11,572,652
paid
per
$7,710,695
naphthyl
Common
of
&
taxes—_
30.
growers.
on
Federal
1951
at
series
proposes
share,
shares
common
certain
Sept. 30,
shares
basis
shares of Puerto
shares
on
the
the
Textron
Vr
$25
such
on
With
preferred
for
profit
$5,794,556
company's
the
1952
$93,619,1*0 $93,909,846 $62,032,321
20,990,186
24,666,652-19,954,058
Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
before
weed
holders
31—
taxes—
income
•Earns.
I
2014.
are
so-called
Dec.
inc.
Dividends
general
1953
(
With SEC—
outstanding
stock
all
p.m.
State
$7,052,680
'
develop
company
bef.
Provision
subscription price
bank loans aggregating $10,000,000,
Feb. 28,'53
com.
ex-,
year
the
Ended
sales
Profit
of
rate
Years
Net
underwriting is involved.
expenditures,
p.
agricultural
June
The
discovered,
of
statement
of
exchanging
for
directors'
5
The
by
Westinghcrase Air Brake Co. (&
Sobs.)—Earnings—
SEC
common
stockholders
common
shares held.
excess profits
and
tihs
N-l
is
(treasury; stock).
treasury
treasury stock
offer
To
of
Incorporated
shares
share
preferred
the
registration
a
4,930
per
holders
corporation
Puerto
to
current
$12,802,680 $11,644,556 $13,310,695
taxes—_
^5,750,000
5,850,000
5,600,000
com.
months
filed
$100
cumulative
Puerto
The
the
amounted
United States Steel
Corp.—Stockholders Increase—
1953, covering
value
par
offer
backlog
registration statement with
—
per
new
sprout
The
company.
Dakota
Minn.,
Incorporated—Registers
corporation
25,
(Inc.).
supplied
are
1953.
Earnings
net
through joint
otherwise,
several
properties
of
the
drilled
production
the
balance
of
and
There
June
through
the
United States Rubber Co.—New
is
&
be
$6,925,000 in
—
income
•Including
employees
underwriter.
Textron
a
construction
income
Earnings
Basin.
principal
filed
Construction
taxes
Federal
the liabilities
of
officers
funds
to
commercial
properties.
central
$110,000.
general
cause
sale
or
to
are
outstanding
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
10
May
on
issue, estimated at approximately
the
discharge of the company's
to
total
to
drill
terms
p.
Year Ended—
June
on
Delaware
of
assumed
Texas
granted
applied
and,
Jaffray
$0.15
the
of
Profit before Federal in-
employees.
added
on
its
$90,008
$0.25
company's
over
close
supplied by amendment.
$40,015,000.—V.
consisting of 3,000,000 shares of
1953, the company acquired all
3,
exchange
farm-outs,
ploratory
its
under
June
currently
expects
rangements,
the
subscription
each
be
finance
an
aggregate of 75,000 shares of common stock,
additional shares for the
granting at a later date
of
be
which
proceeds
in
statement
of
business and
company
5.000
to
$0.10
the
1953,
Net proceeds will be used
41,240
..
Tex.—Registers With SEC
capital
On
and
stock.
purchase
options
bank
lc.
common
reserved
The
authorized
par
property
of
Company
shares
incorporated
an
stock,
of
Harris, Hall & Co.
p.
registration
a
250,000
.was
with
common
In
filed
company
1953,
30,
above
United Shoe
The
$145,029
|
Texota Oil Co., Fort Worth,
24,
$0.12
covering 1,171,863 shares
share for
$4,787,517
38,582
266,002
________
income
$60,078
1843.
p.
purposes.
Net
53,919
$7,000,000—63%
16%
corporation
1953,
are
Fixed
143,927
147,246
share—
United Gas
127,206
$963,281
income
177,
The
26,
Total
292,275
32,953
The
23,565)145
1,081.357
18,772
Net ry. oper. income-.
Other income
93,031
75,839
$69,276
of /May
roughly
—V.
1953—5 Mos.—T952
Co., Inc.—Registers With
company on June 29 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering $3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series
G, due July 1, 1983,
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
$7,296,804 $37,030,659 $34,012,497
278.269
(net Dr)
Jt. facil. lentals
and
743,865
Dr)
(net
145,115
558,838 shares currently outstanding.
on
NOTE—As
5,224.9.38
accruals
rentals
$1,262,164
the debentures
per
pro¬
>
1< 53—Month—1<>52
revenues
$1,968,139
income
•Based
the
among
Net
Pacific Ry.—Results from Operation—
End. May 31—
Operating
Operating
Earnings—
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$734,769
income—
approximately
Texas &
$1,039,885
taxes
on
and
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Net
Fed.
Western Light &
Telephone
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
listed
are
1953,
United
drilling of test
wells
prove
sulphur
reserves
in
commercial
quantities
satisfactory
to
the company,
additional
substantial financing may be ultimately
required for a full development of the concessions. Thomas A. Kramer
and
filed a registration statement
with
the SEC
on
covering participations in an Employees' Stock Pur¬
Plan.—V. 177, p. 2574.
chase
Concessions located
Should
corporation
24,
endeavoring
the mineral
provide
the
This
outstanding.
of Baja California situated some 23 miles south
of the
Felipe, Mexico, to determine the amount of reserves and
San
recoverable
the
all
pay
core
State
of
company
34.8%
approximately the past two years in
sulphur deposits in Mexico and in acquiring
the properties which are to be explored.
to
Thp
acquire
during
locate
rights
the
have
expended
will
Norma-
27.
President
All
month
the
for
new
K"
two
wood,
tube.
Suggested
$309.95
"Super
of
blonde
picture
tively.
and
also
are
sets,
chassis
ago.—V.
They
retaii
the
177,
21-inch
new
which
are
are
prices
blonde
regardless
879.
numbered
are
sets,
one
with
the
L2237R
$299.95
for
in
and
the
mahogany
new
Zenith
L2237E
and
Cine-
respec¬
mahogany
model
receiver.
introduced
p.
table
equipped
of
to
price,
are
television
-
equipped
by
......
with
Zenith
the
less
basic
than
a
Number 5235
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(57)
I
DIVIDENDS
y
Gale
-
Dividend announcements
the first
In
tables.
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
the
dividends
4%
*•
ously announced, but which have not yet Teached their
payment date.
<
Name of Company
|
Aberdeen
Fund
.
♦
•
Share
-
7-
5
10-
1
Common
A
10-
1
9-10
9-15
Steel
8-20
—__—
preferred
Alberene
Altes
Stone
(Va.J
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
Can
American
Telephone
Co.
preferred
Oo.y Ltd.,
preferred
Pumps,
(Abilene,
Kan.)
preferred
$%,
Animal Trap
.•Guardian
1
7-17
7-15
8-15
7-23
7-15
6-30
7%
(quar.)
8-1
50c
8-
1
9-
1
8-10
" 10c
common.
8-
1
.Hart,
7-20
62%c
8-
1
8-
1
.7-15
9-
1
9
1
V 7-31
9-
1
7-31
Atlas
Powder
8-
1
Avco
Mfg.,' $2.25
Research Laboratories (quar.)_____
Ltd;, common (quar.)
J
Argus Corp.,
Arondale
Co., 4%
pfd. A (quar.)_——
preferred (quar.)___
$1.
56V4C
$1.13
conv.
Mills,
preferred
$4.50'
(quar.)___
-
1
Rubber
Baldwin
•
<
'
7%
■l
Caldwell
&
7%
Biddeford
&
7-10
7-15
6-30
£25c
22c
7-15
American
preferred
Hose
British-American
1
(Ala.)____
Insurance
Co
___•
deposit
preferred
Burger
Brewing
Caldwell
$1.50
1st
Ltd.,
Canadian
Breweries,
Ltd.
Car
Cedar
&
A
Point
Field
Hudson Gas &
Quarterly
Illinois Securities,
preferred
$1.50
Central
Kansas
Central
Public
Cheney Brothers
Chesapeake
City
of
Co.
preferred
Clinton
Foods,
Common
f
Inc.,
Fund,
Colorado
8-22
8-
4
6-30
6-12
Lehman
6-30
6-19
the
4%
1st
4%
5%
7-21
Lukens
6-25
Maytag
8-15
8-
McCormlck
9-
8-20
35c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Derived
6%
from
Miller
&
7-31
7-10
Miller
1
7-16
1
8-14
"^"preferred
Inc.
Vilbiss
Union
Denver
Co.
Detroit Gasket &
Discount
Corp.
Mfg.
Dodge
7%
Corp.
Dominion
Fire
Dominion
Utilities
Emhart
Mfg.
&
Falstaff
Co.
4% %
Federal
Insurance
Federal
Services
D.
Ltd.,
C.),
preferred
preferred B
Fibreboard
(quar.)___
Mutual
of
D.
Fund
7-20
7-10
1
6-25
9-
1
8-15
7-25
7-10
8
Class
B
&
Kleiser
Franklin
(quar.)__
$5
preferred
series /_.
Process
___—
Co.—
6
on
7-17
:
<8-1
•
>
:fl(
7-20
8-
Zonolite
3.
1
8-
1
Electric
&
7-31
Oklahoma
Natural
7-
3
6-30
4.92%
preferred
3
6-30
4%%
preferred
7-
2
6-30
Okonite
Company
1
7-15
8-
1
7-11
7-31
7-15
8-
1
7-15
10-15
9-15
Gas
Co.,
(quar.)
8-31
8-11
18c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-30
When
Akron
75c
(quar.)
.7-10
6-16
5c
7-20
6-19
10c
Corp.
investment Income—
net
Corp.
8-14
8- 1
7-21
30c
Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
& Youngstown RR.
Airway
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—
from
Radio
Aircraft
Canton
5%
Co.
Pacific
7-24
'
Chemical
8-
8-15
7-15
7-31
7-17
3
7
4V2%
4%
6-30
Alpha
Portland Cement Co.
7-15
6-30
Aluminum
1
7-20
8-15
7-17
7-15
12'/2c
47V2C
10-
preferred
Paramount
9-
7-24
7-10
8-1
7-15
$7
8-
1
7-15
5%
8-
1
7-15
1
9-11
Park
Chemical,
8-
1
7-17
Park
&
9-10
8-31
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
$1.50
8-
1
7-16
Peck,
Coal
1
7-15
6-30
American
Automobile
7-14
American
Book
30c
8-15
7-31
American
8-15
7-31
American
8-15
7-31
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-20
6-30
6-19
Stow
7-15
Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Peoples Gas. Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Pioneer
7-15
7-
Co.__
Petroleum
(H.
Potomac
K.I
(Mass.) Jquar.)
Edisan
Prudential
3"60%
Co.,
preferred
Certificates
(quar.)
preferred
American
Car
—
6-26'
7-15
6-29
—,_
—i
8-15
10-1
1-2-54
4-1-54
10- 1
9-15
Common
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
50c
1-2-54
4-1-54
0-11
12^11
3-12
0-11
12-11
3-12
7-17
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
Stock
-
7-30
?5c
75c
75c
$1.75
10%
1
1
——-—
—
7-31
7-17
Common
2V2c
37V2c
1
6-19
7%
non-cum.
8- 5
7-24
7%
non-cum.
non-cum.
34]/4c
9-
2
8-
3
American
Distilling
9-
1
8-15
American
9-15
10-15
8-31
9-21
Fidelity & Casualty Co.—
ouarterly
—---—
—
Co.
(quar.i
,
Increased
American Fidelity
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)-,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
—
(quar.)
Co.
1
American
Hoist
&
8-1
8-20
American
Home
Products
Derrick
Corp.
8-
1
1
7-13
American Ice, 6% non-cum. .preferred
25c
6-30
6-18
American-La
$1.50
7-25
6-30
3.90%
7-20
5%
15c
30c
9-10
15c
8- 1
7.-14
7-24
7-10
7-15
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
6-30
6-30
7-20
9- 1
7- 8
7- 8
8-21
6-29
6-29
7-13
8-
6*30
6-26
9- 1
7-10
7-15
" ^ 30c
$1.50
(monthly)—
90c
7-27
)
_
.
(quar.)
Co.
$1.17%
(quar.)
7-20
1
>
—
(quar.)
7-
6-26
6-19
6-29
Foundry
&
Common
1
6-26
7-20
$2
Interest——
of
7-
8-
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
5c
pfd.
(quar.)
B
(Boston)
Fund
Board
6-19 '
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
7-15
10c
6-19
8-15
7-21
6-26
common
9-15
40c
$1.50
7-15
9- 1
8- 1
7-10
25c
(quar.)
Co.
10c
Pennsylvania
7- 6
7- 6
< 40c
50c
62 %c
37%c
—
Insurance
Co. __1—
7%
(quar.)
8-7
8-7
Y.)—
50c
preferred
prior
Wilcox
9- 1
7- 6
France-Foamite
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
97%c
$1.25
7-10
7-24
6-30
75c
&
Box
Inc.,
5%
(N.
:r
,
62%c
7-
9-1
30c
$1.75
183/4c
Insurance
8-
Co.—
convertible
4.70%
6-30
Corp
5% conv. preferred (quar.iDistillers Corp. (quar.)
Tilford
8-15
9-10
25c
Alliance
7-30
10-
9-10
10- 1
£25c
preferred (quar.)__
preference (quar.)
Quarterly
6-10
6-19
8-15
40c
—.__
American
American
9-15
£$1.32
common
(quar.)
5%%
I
10- 1
7-10
7-20
9-10
of Canada, Ltd.—
7-10
$1
(quar.i
(quar.)
.
93%c
of America,
$1.12V2
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___—
preferred (quar.)_
2nd redeemable preferred
Air Filter, common (quar.)
4%
9-15
common
Special
(quar.)
Line,
Pipe
Motors
10-
Peabody
Co.
preferred
6%
9-4
1
Corp.,
Aluminum Co.
15c
75c
50c
Inc
8-
$1
20c
Co
preferred
Eastern
c
3%c
Fertilizer
&
convertible
Panhandle
$2.50
(s-a)
Mills,
Stores
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—
8-15
preferred
Alabama
$1.25
Outlet
1
Fund,
Quarterly
50c
(quar,)_
7-10
7-
7-10
Share
of Company
Addressograph Multigraph
59%c
6-30
7-
9-30
<quar.)__~___:—
Co.
Per
Name
6IV2C
com.
(quar.i
(quar.i
5-18
7-15
7
9-15/,
9-18
we
37%c
(quar.)
7-30
1
,
10- 1
preceding table.
25c
(quar.i
7-
8
6-15
25c
$1
r
;
40c
Gas
7-
8-
7-3
7-15
7- 3
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
7-15
8-
56'/4c
8-21
8-20
7'/2c
(quar.)—
Co.
Below
7-15
£20c
30c
"
'
sr:
,7-
(quar.)__
pfd.
6-19
8-14
8-15
7- 2
payment at meeting held on June 26.
com.
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
!7-15:!
b;
62c
30c
25c
Inc
$1.20
7-14
9- 1
9- 1
7-6
8- 5
7-15
7- 1
155/sC
$1
—
(quar.)
A
9- 1
Co.—-
Westmoreland^, Inc.
J'
;
7-15
7-17
Directors for the second time took no action
15c
Oilgear Co.
7
6%
Equipment
preferred
Raymond
(s-a l
7-
Coal
7-31
______—_
pfd.
Pictures,
class
Telephone,
Coast
Westmoreland
25c
8-14
1
8-
17 %c
8-15
8-
7-
6-25
Concrete
Pile
8c
7-15
7-
1
6c
7-15
7-
1
50c
1. 6-30
•
(quar.)
75c
8- 3
35c
(quar.)
7-25
6-19
Mills,
Directors
r
ment
Rockland
4.65%
at
4.50%
took
no
preferred
action
on
A
(quar.)_^,
common
7-30
7-15
meeting held on June 30.'
Light
&
preferred
Power
Co.,
common
preferred
5%
.
15c
$1.16
4 % %
■
8- 1
8- 1
7-13
7-13
(quar.)————
Metal Co.,
preferred
American
•
'
Co.,
—
30c
common—
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
American
pay-
& Foundry Co.—
preferred (quar.)
American-Marietta
7-10
56Vic
American Machine
1
Robbins
1
Co.
(Calif. 1
Republic Supply Co.
$2.50
Realty—
&
(accum.I
7-15
93 %c
__!
West
1
15c
(quar.)
Oklahoma
lc
Custodian Funds, com. stock series
Utilities
Franklin
Co.
Avenue,
7-31
preferred (quar.i
(quar.)
Corp.,,
7-15
$1.06%
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___—
5%
10c
7-
7-15
Railway
Madison
6-23
7-15
933/4c
Extra
7-22
Food
Foster
1
Co.
Brothers
Warner
Welsbach
10c
8-
80c
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%,%
preferred (quar.i
(quar.)
Extra
&
(quar.)
7-
5c
7-
$1.25
Shares
6-30
7-20
1
re¬
(quar.)__
common
Engineering Works
Northwest Engineering, class A
5%
(s-a)
7-20
8-
per
a
Northern
Porter
C.)
$.0129
3%% preferred (quar.)_J:
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
15C
:_
for
Light
Gas,
7-27
16 %C
Washington
6-30
Lens
Corp..
9- 8
9- 8
8-15
8- 1
7- 1
9- 1
25c
pfd.
.
10r 6
7-31 "
(quar.)
4%%
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
Walker Laboratories, 5%
6c
—___
&
7-15
65c
,
7-20
Vinco
Co.
1
1
8- 4
7-14
7-10
7-20
8-14
8-18
8-31"
£38c
75c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)__
Telephone (Indiana), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Univis
7-10
7-15
in¬
net
Co
8-13
(Washing¬
;
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light
400
Electric
&
Electric
£35c
(quar.)
Co.
(Wash.,
Trust
Gas
1
18,4
'
Pictures' Co.,
7-1
,V ^
4c
!
Allied
3
Inc.—
preferred
Insurance
Bedford
(except
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
Universal
7-31
10c
from
are
Special
50c
(quar.i
Products,
prior
Georgetown
First
A
income
£$3
.„
5%
7-15
$1.25
B
common
Universal
7-31
$1.50
Series
Speculative series which is
25c
—
'< 7- 1
8-15
capital.)
of
37 %c
(initial)
7-15
8-15
$1.10
$1.12'/2
Series..
turn
receipts- 26 l/10c
Co., new com.
Finance
Corp.
United
7-10
9-18
9-18
6-24
£10c
income
Radiator/ 6%
S.
1
10-15
9-22
9-22
$1.12%
7%c
56V'4c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
8-4
1
50c
(quar.)
Fund—
9-1
•••
2
vestment
1
Cor,
U.
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Corps^ Ltd., class B
A
8899-
50c
(quar.)—.____—
investment
net
8-21
8- 1
8
37%c
25c
pfd.
conv.
America,
Glass
7- 6
♦
.
_:
of
7-13
8-
C.)
(quar.i____—
7-24
8-
Y.
preferred
A
Affiliated
Series__°
share of
1
Co.
Co.
Continental
United
15c
87%c
(s-a)—
—______——;—__
Calif.
of
&
Can
Series
50c
6-30
2c
(quar.)_
7-15
United
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
8-
7-
(quar.)
Bond
90c
(quar.)
7-21
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$4.50
8-3
$1.20
6-25
$2
pref.
8-3
1
7-20
________
6-25
8-
preferred
Aircraft Corp., 5%
Biscuit
7-15
.
(quar.)
5
9-
Extra
5%
pfd.
5
25c
$1.40
Lumber
United
.
7-15
£25c
Hampton Electric Co.
Union
7-
$1.50
7-
$1.50
(quar.)_
6-30
7-15
7-31
8- 1
10- 1
10- 1
7- 1
7-10
*
$1.05
(quar.)
7-15
v
$1.21
3lV4c
40c
Oil
9-
7-15
(quar.i—
Co.
Union
7-31
Co.—
7-
9-
Co.
Trane
9-1
;
7- 1
$1.91%
7-16
'7-15
7-15
Mines Corp.
to Tcwne
7-14
1
50c
—
Corp. S(N.
changed
10-15
5c
4.40%
distributions
above
State
(quar.i
Brewing,
Grain,
6%
Speculative
Low-Priced
(quar.)_
deposit
Townsend
6-24
■
,
(quar.)
prior pfd.
$1.75
1
Series:
Securities
National
Merchandise
(quar.)
Group Associates
Firemen's
National
National
Y.
(s-a I
9-15
7-10
'
-
$1 *
(quar.):
Corp.,
7-25
25c
15c
Associates
Federal
ton,
Balanced
7-20
£2 5c
Co
Ltd.
Paper,
Eastern
Exeter
National
8-
25c
Co.
Dunlop Rubber, American
Employers
7
Y.
pfd., (quar.)
1
11-
$1.06V4
(quar.)
7
$1.75
Insurance
Malting
Donnacona
preferred
7-10
N.
1
6%
10-
$1
(quar.)_
■
common
7-
N.
(quar.i
Name
20c
Co.,
(accum.)
(quar.i
Commercial,
preferred
Biscuit
4
—
8-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-14
(quar.)
Securities
1
25c
Lines
Power Co.,
9-
(quar.)
Towne
6-30
9-
7-20
.
(quar.i—
A
class A
7-15
25c
preferred
30c
Y.
Mines
preferred
75c
quarterly
1
(quar.)
Towne
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred
Barge
8-
Dividend Shares /from net invest, income)
Dohrmann
Vailey
9-14
—
Yards
N.
(quar.)___
(quar.i
75c
pfd.
$4.20
Mfg. Co.
of
& Sons
20c
(quar.)
Todd Co.,
7-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4y4%
(quar. I
New
(quar.)
6-20
60c
25c
<s-a)___
preferred
The
7-15
12y2c
4%
7-
$1
(quar.)
Stock
Products
7-31
8
1
6-30
1
12%c
—
Light, $4.84 pfd.
7-20
8-
8- 1
7-30
7-31
8- 1
•
(R.I,), $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Inc.
.
12%c
65c
'
(accum.)
$3.14
_
!____
7-15
31 %C
Fibre
Corp.,
&
Inc.
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
E.)
A
preferred
National
7-15
preferred
Power &
Class
Power, $6 preferred (quar.)__
Mount Royal Rice, Ltd.
(quar.)
Narragansett Electric, 4%%
pfd.
(quar.)__
6-30
7-15
Textron,
From
Montana
12-18
Texas
8-15
United
(quar.)
pfd.
4.50%
4
7-15
56'/4C
(quar.i
Rhoades,
Increased
8-21
9-
1
8-31
,
1"
Corp.
Supermarkets
1st
7%
a
1953)
30,
$1.50
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(W.
class
7-15
10c
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
De
12-30
£10c
(quar.)
Zellerbach
5%
Co.,
15c
1
Exchange Bank Trust Co.
Dean
9-16
"
on
being
June
Fund,
$1.59
Heating
Diamond
profits
$1.06
preference
$3
Monongahela
Copper & Steel Industries—
Continental
Daystrom.
2
9-
$2
>9-15
8-
"
(quar.l__z___
Taylor-Colquitt Co., (quar.)
Telephone Bond & Share—
income
common
Bakeries,
Mississippi
9
1
29c
r
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crown
7-
10-
1
United
ordinary
ended
4.80%
Ltd
A
Car
7-22
$2
income
common
preferred
Corn
7-17
7%
common
preferred
Continental
9-16
1
Fund—
7%
net
and
net
Dry Corp.
(quar.)__
Mississippi Power & Light—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
9-16
1
£$1.25
6%
Consolidated
1
8-
7-15
8-15
'
to
35c
Mission
9-
Middlesex
Ltd.—
Co.,
Ltd.,
from
of
Mutual
Co.
(I.)
8-
10c
10-
changed
Name
9-1
"
•' " \
$104.65
'
25c
Propane
Sunrise
7-
1
Corp.
25c
quar.)
(s-a)
10c
(quar.)
National
(C. G.i,
B
Midland
$2
Co.,
preferred
Conduits
Conn
Class
7-10
10-
7-10
8-
£$1.75
(quar.)
&
Me.yercord
7-31
i"
investment
Electric
Concord
(increased
year
Corp.,
7-24
$1.12%
8-31
^
1
7-10
>
£40c
Co.,
Co.,
McKales
since
payment
(1st
Stock
Steel
7%c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Co.
6-30
7-15
8-
8- 1
7-15
7-15
7- 7
7-15
7-15
.
Gas, 5.20% pfd. (quar.)
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
—_—__—|
Supreme Sunrise Food Exchange, Inc.
.
Suburban
$1.75
Extra
c
9-21
8-19
-
.
preferred—
redeemed -.at
—11-'
•-
Spring
Greene
$1.50
(quar.)
($2.08
Loomis-Sayles
Link-Belt
5
9_10
.
Inc.——i_———
Brewers,
50c
7-21
$2
price-
Sterling
40c
(quar.)
fiscal
6-30
preferred
preferred
the
1
1st preferred
this
3
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
__
4%
7-31
12-
.
V *'■,
'
•
8- 1
8- 1
40c
shares -being
"Unexchanged
30c
(quar.)
securities
of
7-17
1031)
Combined Enterprises,
preferred
distribution
1
:
preferred
2nd
4%
for
10c
preferred
2nd
7-10
25c
Ry.,
5-4
.
.
"
.
5c
56V4c
45c
£56Vic
(quar.)_—___
• $1.60 conv. pref. (quar.)
Standard Power & Light, $7
;
5c
Corp.
sale
8-
!
Inc.J
December,
Lane
7-15
(quar.)—vu-
1
$1.06y4
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
—
9-
8-14
1-2-54
$1.25
Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. (quar.)__
Bryant, Inc., 4'/2% preferred
(quar.)
35c
—
8
20c
(quar.)__
com.
Lakeside
$1.25
j,t
7-
preferred
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
8-14
'
*
(quar.)
Inc.
% 7-10
'
(quar.)__—___:—
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,' 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
25c
preferred
4
! $1.06(4
(monthly)
common
Southern
&
Common
8-
$5
Common (monthly)
*4%#,/.convertible preferred
Colonial
8-31
8-22
8-10
fquar.)___—
(monthly)
Inc.,
common
n'V -$1.75
J^___j._
r________
Springfield Gas Light Co.
7-15
8-31
8-31
15c
10-
(s-a)__—
common
' " 8- 1
50c
common
Locks,
40c
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
7-17
7'/2c
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.)
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
1
8-1
• -
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertible
Stubnitz
(quar.i
preferred
50c
(quar.)
4%%
Y.—
Kwikset
(quar.)
8-11
$3
(quar.)
.
7-15
1
1
;
7-15
1
9-
15c
common
preferred
$1.19
—
preferred
»;
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
-
Common
25c
7-15
Cleveland,
5%
2nd
50c
(quar.i
7-l
7-11
$1.25
1
(quar.)__
City Stores Co., common
4Va%
convertible preferred
Ry.,
1st
7%
25c
pfd.
Virginia
Stamping
(quar.)
1
(quar.i
Corp.
Auto
6%
6
final
(s-a)
Corp.
•
1
$1
s-a)
Mills,
A
Inc.;
37%c
4%%
Power,
>
8-
112/5C
7-31
<
•7%
7-15
-
7-15
-
Franklin
25c
12'/2C
(quar.)__^
convertible
lc
(quar.)
-8-1
25c
12y2c
(quar.
Inc.,
Company,
25c
pfd.
$1.40
$1.25
V
$1
preferred B
Kroger
Corp.—
(accum.)
Utility
common
(initial
7-31
7-31
Southern
receipts__^______
8-
1
7-31
8-31
6-29
6-29
8-28
7-10
7-\7-'
7- 5. -!
7- 5 '•
7-5
6-19
'6-19.V
'6-30
7-1
-
8-
8-
7- 1
7- 1
9-10
7-20
7-15
25c
7-15
Kropp Forge Co
17%c
7-15
*8-31
28c
28%c
(quar.)-_____________—.
(quar.)__—__Process; common (quar.)
••
_____
Knitting
$1.25
7
7%
___:
7-25
10- 1
10- 1
•
preferred
preferred
;
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
Electric
•
-
-4.48%
30c
7-
certificates—
Process
7- 6
7-17
50c
•
(quar.)
common
''4.56%
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preference
A
preferred
£25c
Trust,
Franklin
Central
Central
Jantzen
t20c
Central
7-10
8- 3
40c
40c
25c
30c
2%c
——_____
Edison,
7-24
(quar.)_^___:
1
(quar.) _d___.
Fund
7-20
$1.25
8-
1
Yards, common (quar.i
participating preferred (quar.)i.-—_
Smith (S. Morgan)
Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co.
(quar.)———____—•_
City Stock
8-14
•
£50c
___________
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
7-10
£ 10c
$1.50
California
9-19
9-19
8-14
8- 7.
9-10
9-10
7- 6
;
-
40c
£15c
•
<
—
8-1
^
7-15
(quar.)
B
25c
common,
Funding Corp.-of N.
4.25%
Ltd.—
Co.,
Southern
(quar.)j__
£20c
£$1
(final)
Foundry
Southeastern
7-24
10- 1
10- 1
9- 1
50c
40c
£37c
Ltd
Canadian
7-
8-27
8-14
Kahler Corp.
9-24
1
10-
8- 1
8- 1
'
25c
£12y2c
£20c
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Class
1
5-29
7-15
10c
(quar.).
preferred
Common
7-
8-14
95c
5%
preferred
5%
8-25
25c
Mills,
Starch
>
7-15
16%c
receipts....:
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
80c
Canada
6-22
8
Co.
Heintz,
Kennedy's,
Co
Linen
6-19
7-
7-
6-30
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
&
4%
30c
Rubber
7-21
45c
Class
Co.—
(quar.i
(N. Y.),
common
6%
Jack
Tobacco—
Brockton Taunton Gas Co., common—
$3.80
v..
20c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)—
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)—__—______
Dairies, Ltd., class A——
Sioux
class A__
American
New
6-30
1
6-30
Power> (quar.):
preference
Investors
6-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-15
International Products Corp.
(quar.)
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.—
<
7-20
class A
Woven
"Boston
6-24
8-31
4%.%
Inc.,
'Bostich,
6-26
1
Fire
C.l
D.
Silvcrwood
>
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
Foods,
Quarterly:
.
Water (quar.)_
$1.25
Ltd.,J common——£10c
.Bobbs-Merrill,
(Wash.,
Co.—
-
10-
Saco
7-15
Imperial Chemical Industries—
8-31*
(quar.)_;
Hats,
$1 class A
Birmingham
6-26
6-30
£15c
£17 %c
common
7-10
8-3
7-24
6%
preferred
(s-a)
International Business Machines Corp.—
1
preferred
Biltmore
1
7-1
50c
6-26
10-
Ltd.,
7-24
8-27
Leather
Seton
—
:
30c
deposit
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
7-15
1
7-
43%c
Mfg._
Cortlcelli,
Belding
(quar.i-.——--
Extra
£75'/2C
Canada—
Marx
&
(Joseph)
5%
•'■r-
7-15
7-27, *
.
4
9-18
7-10
100%
Ltd.,
preferred
Hunt
;
7-
40c
62%c
preferred '(quar.)
Beaton
7-27
10c
".
(quar.)___
5%
Houston
,
.;
1:7-13
7-27
15c
'
(quar.)
Associates, common
preferred (quar.)_~
5%
•
Co.
L_
Extra
Beacon
20c
9-
1
25c
preferred. (quar.)_„__L—^
1 Home
•
income
investment
From
T
.7-15
Axe-Hougfyton Fund "B," Inc.—
9-15
10-
8-26
6-30
7-" 6
7-d5
7-15
9-23
7-15
7-15
.
15c
$1.12%
10c
50c
10c
31 Vic
$1.25
.____
(quar.)
Corp., common—
Acceptance
10c
of
Co.
Horn & Hardart
7-15
1
preferred
Security Storage
5%
7-24
dividend
(Jv F.),
5%
7-21
8-
Securities
10c
-
Cementing
(initial)
-l
C Hbiyoke Water
-
7-31 r-
8-
6-30
7-10
(quar.)_
partic. preferred—
Roebuck & Co.
7-15
15c
25c
__^
( Higbep vCompany,.common
7-20
15c
£15c
4%%* convertible preferred
(quar.)+$1.12 %
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co. (quar.)
$1.25
preferred" (quar.)—_____
Applied
7-3
7-20
$1.75
(quar.)
—
preferred
A
Seabrook Farms Co.;
Sears,
:
common
(quar.__
—
(quar.)
series
$4.50
7-17
$1.30
(tiuar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
7-10
-
1
8-
B
35c
Well
Shaffner
Hartz
'
'
•'5%
Stock
t
,7-15
£l5c
(quar.)1.""
Class
————
Ltd., class A
Scarfe St Co.,
,
;
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—•
8-15
(quar.)
Oil
-
7-16
7-10
£$1.25
(accum.)—_y_
common
8-12
5c
80c
25c
£20c
tlOc
—
Co._—
&
'
7-15
$1,25
(quar.)___~
Co. of America, Inc.,
Corp.
New
•
•
8-1
£25c
common:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund_
Realty
Halliburton
$1.25.
-9- 3
*
■
.
(quar.i
Co.
Mutual
preferred
IHagan
—
Telephone, cl5ss A
Union
'.Guardian
7-31
50c
—
Kentucky—
of
(quar.)
Inc,
preferred
-Grand
,
7-16
-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Viscose Corp.,'common
Anglo-Canadian
8-
5%
1
7-
5
Sargent
(quar.)___——
Co.,
7%
Goulds
50c
12%c
..
(quar.)
preferred
American
7-10
8-
5c
pfd (quar.)—
Corp.
American
5%
2
/
Petroleum
15c
—
Brewing Co
Amerada
£$1.25
(quar.)_
San
7-20
,
(quar.)_^—
Telephone Co.
*
5%
7-20
1 '
100%
Wares
Globe-Wernicke
r
/
(quar.)
7-20
1
8-
$1
Gladding, McBean & Co.
Refineries, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
1
8-
dividend
5.20%
6-30
(quar.)
Transportation—
'
$2.20 class
8-
Payable of Ree,
.Share
....
Royalties Management
Mlquel Brewery
15c
$1.50
-
(quar.)_
preferred
General
'
9-10
£30c
—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Payable of Rec.
9c
£12 %c
:
5%.
.
Holders':.-
When
per
Stock
General
.
'<•.
.
-
preferred
General American
Name of Company
-V
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
,
A ^ (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—Gardner Denver Co., common
Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬
we
(quar.)—_
common
preferred
When
.
Share
$6
-
second table in which
Co.,
$1.50
1
nounced during the current week.
a
&
>
an-,
Per
Name of Company
'
9
Extra
Molasses
7-20
Ltci.—
$1.12 Va
12%c
(quar.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
-
—-----
l°c
-
.
.
■
i
JO
'
(58)
i
When
Per
Name of Company
American
Natural
Common
6%
50c
quar.)
preferred
American Telephone
Bottle
V/oolen
American
Zinc
prior
&
Co.
(quar.)_.—
(quar.)
7-10
6-15
7-20
deposit
Amer.
Anheuser-Busch,
7-15
7-
7-
Inc.
(final)
f.)
Cameras, Inc.
Equipment Corp., common
Extra.
5%
(increased quar.
4ft
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.35%
Austin
Nichols
$1.20
prior
Avildsen
Co.,
Banco
los
Co.,
Andes
6%
Co.
Power
(N.
&
7-
2
7-31
7-10
Co.
Inc.
W.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Electric
New
6-26
1
Fund
__
(initial
common
preferred
5%
6
6
6-19
Cities
6-30
City Baking Co., 7% preferred
Clarostat Mfg. Co. (resumed)
6rl9
7-15
7-10
77-
3
7-20
1 7-
Claude
1
7-24
preferred
Service
1
Neon,
Cora,
1
87-
1st
7-15
7-
8-
Inc.,
8-
1
8-
1
Coghlin
1
(quar.)
J.),
Ltd.
Mines,
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
7-15
10-
Co.
1
Combustion Engineering,
Inc.
Commodore
2
CommonwealtKEaison Co.,
7-
2
8-
7-15
1
7-
9-
1
I
9-16
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
1
40c
9-
1
9-
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Connecticut Light & Power $2 pfd.
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-15
7-
1
preferred
8
7-
8
5-29
Connohio, .Inc.,
6-17
Consolidated
$2.20
40c
7-
6
6-15
8-
3
6-30
A
B
(quar.)_
7-15
Edison
Co.
6-30
7-17
Consolidated Natural
6
7i30
Consolidated
Paper;. Ltd.
6-10
Consolidated
Royalties,
8-
1
1
7>
preferred
Consolidated
6-28
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
6*28
$1
8-
1
7-13
1
7-13
10-
10-29
10- 8
5%
preferred
6-30
7-17
Crossett
8-15
7-31
7-13
1
6-15
1
6-15
40c
7-20
6-30
A
6-30
Cutter
Foils,
Mines,
Ltd.,
Class A
Dallas
Power
37 Vac
ILH
Ltd
common
Class
8-15
$4.24
7-31
preferred
Northern
Dana Corp.,
Davenport Water,
t5c
7-28
6-26
8-15
7-31
Davis
8-15
7-31
Dayton Rubber
8-28
6-19
9-18
Dennison
Bros.,
Leather
pfd.
5%
Inc
Canada
Southern
Canada
Western
Power
Corp.
Ltd.
Ry. (s-a)
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Co.,
Ltd.,
b%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Dredge &
Dock,
common
Ltd.
C'tnadian-Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
G%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian General
(quar.)"
3
IIIII
(quarj
(s_a)ZIIIIZ"
$15c
7-25
'
$15c
10-26
$$1.50
3-
1
8-
$12VaCf
$31cV
$$1.25 J
$85c
1
Co.?
1
8-
1
7-10
11-11
Ry.
7-10
7-15
7-
Edison
Co.
7-15
$27 VaC
7-15
9-30
Fuller
class
8-15
10-
8-
1
9-24
50c
12-24
9- 4
12-
4
7-10
$1.06
8-
1
(quar.)
93 %c
(quar.)-
$1.25
10c
7-10
7-15
Mfg.
Gabriel
6%
8-
1
7-29
1
A
1
6-19
8-
1
6-26
Diamond
$1.50
Match
Co.,
7-
9-
3
3
8-10
(s-a)-
9-
3
7
1
7-10
1
7-
1
10-
40c
75c
9-25
1
12-18
7-31,
9-:4
12-
4
7-14
Co.
(accum.)_
(San
Co.
15c
7-17
7-3
7-15
6-30
75c
7-20
7-
Fran.) —
(quar.)__—__
.
6
$1
7-15
6-19
$1
7-15
6-10
J25c
7-15
7-8
30c
7-25
7-10
5%/
pref.__
—_
8-27
7-16
ll—
12-15
40c
7-10
6-26
13c
7-
Co.
.
A
Oil
.
(quar.)
1
50c
7-10
8-15
50c
8-
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-
9
6-30
7-27
7-3
7-17."
6-30
A
____
16 7/10c
15c
7-15
30c
7-10
6-24
8-
7-15
._-
of
7-20
l30c
(annual)—
(quar.)
1
I
—
12(4c
1
7-20
7-
1
Texas—
(quar.)
15c
7-31 i
6-1S
25c
8-
1
7-15
$2
—.—
10-
1
9-17
10c
7-17
6-30
50c
7-10
6-19
Co.
(quar.)
75c
A
7-25
6-19|
25c
(s-a)
11-25
11-10
C
(s-a)
11-10
$1
11-25
87(4c
7-31
7-10
25c
7-15
7-
7-21
6-30
62(4c
8-
7-10
50c
8-
(quar.)
933,4c
8-
1
(quar.)—
$1.25
8-
1
$1.50
8-15
$3.50 preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Trust
(Eoston)
(increased
6c "
_—
quar.)
Outdoor
preferred
share
2nd
of
Canada,
of
Mfg.
class
3%
preferred
Ltd.,
ord.—
7-
6
B
Corp.,
(stock
for
tlOc
7-
6
6-15
7- 6
6-15
Ltd.—dividend)
nor.-cumulative
stock
8-1
tlOc
—J
—
Products
Class A and
7-: 6
Advertising—
(quar.)
Petroleums
A
2
|7-10
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
(one
redeemable
each
A
and
3
held)
7-14
'
I
7-10
8-
Corp.-^
Corp.,
Motors
General
Class
7-17
$1
Extra
General
General
7-13
25c
'
:__
series
6%
7-15
7-31
Corp.
preferred
$5
7-31
55c
—-
(quar.).
pfd.
Co.
series
$3.'75
6-30
dividend
preferred' (quar.)_:—
4%
7-11
37 VaC
7-15
-—-—
Oil—
Electric
7-11
8-15
Mexican
(quar.)
Finance
6-25
25c
7--1
100%
common
preferred
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co„
convertible
7-15
f25c
dividend).
(stock
preferred
Baking
1
7-24
20c
Inc.—
2nd
American
8-
115c
——
10%
5%
4
»
15c
Inc
(quar.)
5%
General
6-15
7
12-
30)
Canada,
6%
General
8-10
75c
25c
common
B.i,
Dynamics
8-10
9-
$2
-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
pfd.
&
—
Mills
30c
-
(quar.)—
preferred
10-12
50%
Crude
$2
7
8-
7-31
7-10
$1
2%,
common
class
General
7-31
7-
2%
7-10
(quar.)
Field
(quar.)
Investors
8
$75c
$3
common
General
30c
(quar.)
(liquidating)
class
Corp.,
(less
General
5
Corp.,
Maryland
of
Insurance
7- 9
35c
(increased)
Products
7-31
$1
:
7-24
8-
Fruit
9-18
7-
62 (4c
Marshall
Canada.
Instrument
11-
Steel
1
7-15
(quar.)
General
11-16
B
7-21
10-
35c
—.———^
Rubber
General Foods
9
50c
Giorgio
7-31
$1.06(4
Insurance
General
7-14
(quar.)
Class
7-15
7-16
Inc.—
—_
8-15
1
preferred
Di
1
$2.50
common
see
7-
9-
6-30
Detroit
(quar.)
_______
7-24
$37 Vac
8-15
7-14
6-12
8-
7-30
6c
(Los Ang.)
(increased)
Life Insurance Co.—
—
50c
(quar.)___
7-15
6-19
7-15
35c
(quar.)
50c
A
50c
6-30
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
of
preferred
$8
7-11
40c
8-15
Co.
convertible
General
7- 7
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)_
Corp.
Co.,
Co.,
General
-
'
preferred
7-31
11-13
(quar.)
(D.
6-30
5%
$20c
12-
$26c
dividend
Fuller
1
9-15
5%
$12 Vac
6
$1.25
Ltd.,:
Brush
Fuller
x
9-17
87 VaC
(quar.)_|_
Co.—
7-24
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Industries
Class. AA
9-15
6-30
-
1
8-13
preferred
Frontier
1
1
(quar.)
debentures (quar.)
Realty
Detroit
$$1.75
Co., common
preferred (s-a)
-
6-30
8-
common
cum.
Detroit-Michigan Stove
$$1.50
_
7-10
9-29
$1.12(4
.
Ltd.,
Co.,! class A
(quar.)
7-10
9-
9-
July
Co.
Stock
7-15
Denver Tramway Corp., 1st
preferred
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
(quar.)
Detroit Creamery
6-30
12-11
A,
preferred
Manufacturing, class
Voting
6^24
8.
Ltd.—
V%
preferred
(quar.)__
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
(quar.i
non-cum.
9-15
$8
Investments, Ltd."(quar )
Industries,
Ltd.,
com.
(auar)
Pacific
Common
$37 Vac
(quar.)__
Bronze
'
series
7-
8-28
15c
T__
(quar.)
making a net dividend of 15.03c)
Corp., common.,—
$2.20
6-19
$2
Delaware Power & Light Co.—
Common (increased)
Davidson
3%%
7-151
$1.25
of
Co.
Cos.,
tax,
12-16
:
3
3
$10c
__
1
6
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
77-
15c
7-20
Ltd.
Life
Fresnillo
1
1-2-54
10c
7-31
6-19
6-30
50c
1
Froedtert
8-14
8-
$1.13
pfd.
7-31
Ltd?—"
(quar.)
8-
30c
•
(quar.)
Light, 4Va%
&
25c
$15c
Forgings,
1
8-15
50c
__
Canada Foundries &
9-
Laboratories
6-30
7-15
8
7-31
15c
Corporation
Franklin
8-14
(quar.)-
7-15
7-15
6-30
6
*
7-15
7-31
7-
tlOc
7-20
Corp.,
until
mon
Fram
6-15
(quar.)
$1.75
Ltd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
L
Foundation
6
7-
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$1
Lake
7-
7-15
1
-
.
7-25
16V4c
8-
$1.50
15c
75c
(quar.)
Bros. Gear^& Machine Corp,—
conv. pfd.
(Entire issue called for re¬
demption on Aug. l at $12 per share
plus this dividend, convertible into com¬
5
9-
(quar.)
8-
$1.17(4
Y.)
Products,
60c
7-13
—
A
-
8-20
6V»%
62c
(s-a)
8-
1
7-15
-$2.50
75c
(quar.)
8-20
9-
7-15
—
Class
7-10
Fair Stores, Inc.—
Stock dividend
3
$1.25
& Forster, 8%
preferred .(quar.)
Cuban--American Sugar Co., 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3:/a%.
pfd. (quar.)
Ourlee Clothing. 4%%
pfd. (quar.)—
4
Boston
6-12
7-
$12 VaC
Crum
8-
$1
7-15
8-12
1
&
7-23
6-30
$$1.25
7-17
37 (4 c
Tire
Corp..
$6c
7-13
Co.
6
t27(4c
(quar.)__
6-26
Food
6-19
common;.
8-
Lumber
7-
Co.,
Fasteners
7-15
(quar.)
7-30
1
6
7-15
Class A
Fraser
10c
8-
7-
1
40c
Fluor
$1.31%
50c
$1.75
7-15
Co.,
1
Fund
Flash
90c
—
$$3.50
6-19
6-26
10c/
Walnut Street
Firestone
'
(quar.)
..
1
8-27
7-15
8-
dividend
7-15
7-15
$1
(s-a)
(s-a)__
8
7-15
9-17
8-10
(Marshall)
6-18
$1.75
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Corrugated Paper Box Co.;. Ltd;,
7- 8
10-29
preferred
7-31
15c
i
7-10
$$1.20
___
(Toronto)
•
A
4%
'
.___
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
&
6-18
7-15
50c
Refining Co.,,.common (quar.)
series
7-20
Foote
7% preferred (quar.)
Corneli-Dubilier Electric Corp.
8-
J.)
1
15c
(quar.)
com.
4% preferred (quar.)_
Continental Life insurance
1
Quarterly
,7-15
15c
Co
Corn Products
8-
1
7-15
preferred
Fireman's
.
6-28
7-15
62 (4c
Corp.—
8-
(N.
8-15
$75c
7-15
1
9-
Traders
7-15
,
7-15
1
8-
60c
H.)
7-15
62 Vac
r
8-
(quar.)
(T.
Cash
Inc.—
6-28
7- 8
8-
$40c
(s-a)
7-15
7-29
(s-a)_
(quar.)
Textile
3
8-
25c
15c
dividend
First
(Canada)
Container.Corp. of American,
$5.25
8-
37(4c
Corp.—
Field
7-15
25C
7-20
25c
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
7-15
3
(quar.)_.
7-15
7-29
3
7-27
7-15
(quar.)
Stock
1500
8-
8-
$20c
Partic.
6
6-28
7-15
3
9-19
Extra
6
7-
7-15
7-
1
$1.25
1
8-
1
(N. Y.)—
Smelting
8-
5c
8-
!
&
(J.
Ferro
3
10-
15c
Common-
7-3
7-
37 '/ac
,
(quar.)
&
7-15
50c
1
1
37 Vac
8-
7-10
8-
10c
;
Corp.
Felin
3
55c
;
Dearborn
$5 preferred
Consol.- Mining
6-30
7-
8-
(quar.)
Industries-
(quar;)
Class
.
Consolidated
1
51c
•
preferred
Chemical
8-
47 Vac
(quar.)
7-
7-25
5-29
50c
6-30
70c
Abrasives
Federal Paper Board Co
Federated Department Stores,
Common
(quar)
9-10
(quar. )__
7-15
Co.—
Syracuse
12-10
(quar.)
preferred
.
7-15
12-15
7-15
25c
62(4c
Brothers
4(4%
$37 Vac
$37V2C
__
1
(quar.)
(N.
Brewing
Farmer
8-14
7-15
7-15
1
8-
$1.12(4
Building
Eversharp, Inc.,
8-14
20c
Mills
8-14
1
8-
com.
preferred
Falstaff
6-30
Cosmopolitan Realty Co. (quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American, deposit receipts ord.- (final)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd.. (s-a)
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Terminals Co.
4.16%
6-30
4%
9-
10c
15c
common
preferred
preferred
Farmers
7-15
7-20
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Railroad
$5
6-22
11c
7-15
Phonograph Corp.
&
Office
Estabrooks
6-30
10c
7-15
8-
$50c
Corp.
1
7-15
J$1
.
(s-a)
2nd preferred
(5
6-22
inc.)
Cone
8-12
10-
$50c
Refrigerating &
8-
7-15
35C
15c
Extra
1
7-1
America
Goods
Heating
conv.
5%
2
8-
11-21
8-15
(s-ai
(quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common
6% 1st preferred
(quar.)__.
'
6-22
1
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Life Association
(Toronto)—
2
c
37(4 c
____
$2
7-15
7-
8-
$5c
1st partic. preferred
(s-a)
Concord Fund, Inc.; (P'rom investment
15c
(quar.)_
7-29
Corp., Ltd
15c
com.
Equitable
6-24
7-14
33c
7-15
7-15
2 (4c
Co.,
7-10
45c
(quar.)_
7-31
50c
(quar.)__
9-21
&
Equity Corp.,
Community Frosted Foods Co.—
$50c
Oregon Power
7-20
12 Vac
(quar.)
.
$$1.50
(quar.)
8-15
6-30
75c
7-16
t$1.18%
Co.
preferred
preferred
$1.40 preferred
(quar,)
Commonwealth International
Consolidated
i
7-15
10-10
1
7-21
(s-a)
Dry
Empire Trust Co.
7-15
,
12-
5c
Walker
Enamel
7-15
7-31
common
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd., 5% pfd.
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Erie
(quar.)
common
$1.25
pfd.
7-10
7-31
$5
7-31
$40c
(quar.)
7-10
7-31
8-21
8-21
Extra
Co.—
HptelT) Inc. (quar.)
convertible
Class
(quar.)
preferred
Red
9-28
7-
7-24
$10c
(quar.)
6-23
20c
Electric
$1
common
6
7-20
35c
7-24
12%
(quar.)
7-
$4c
Quarterly
1
6-30
*
i
1
Williamsport RR.
Emerson Radio
7-10
50c
Columbia
7-10
7-17
10%
Ohio
preferred
&
5-18
99-
25c
(quar.)_
Co.
2nd
Ely
8
9-17
$1.50
dividend)
preferred
7-
8-20
1
31(4c
r.
Watch
1st
10-
31 (4c
(s-a)_
(stock
&
*7%
7-10
•
$20c
_
Gas System, Inc.
(quar.)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance (s-a)
7-
7-20
30c
Ltd.—
-
Southern
Inc.
National
7-10
7-16
1
t20c
of
&
7-25
9-10
31 (4c
(quar.)
Elmira
9-4
7-20
75c
(quar.)
Co.
&
Elgin
7-20
1
10c
Columbus
3
8-15
10-
2oc
:
Products
Gold
preferred
6%
dividend
$1.32
9-15
65c
6-15
7-10
6-30
Corp.
7-10
8-
al7(4%
common" (quar.)—:.
Refractories
5%
12-15
9-30
(final)
1
(quar.)
Electro
Electrol,
7-10
12-31
Co.,
6
7-25
$1.12(4
(quar.)____
preferred
preferred
7-
1
40c
-i_—
Inc.,
3
8-
20c
—
preferred
Stop-Nut
6-25
10c
$1.12(4
3-14
$50c
Co.,
1946)
(quar.)
Willians
Radio
Stock
7-20
4(4%
6-23
6-23
7-
87(40
Mines, Ltd.
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Elastic
Co.—-
7-15
ey4%
'
Quarterly
Illuminating
9-15
6(4%
preference
M.)
since
Bottling Co. (Los Angeles) (s-a)_
Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
(B.
Collins
7-10
25c
Aluminum
$2.04
preference
A
payment
_
Cochenour
7-20
1
7-23
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Coca-Cola
8-14
1
5%
Electric
Coca-Cola
1
8-15
8
8-
10c
Extra
7-15
1
1
9-
7-15
7-15
}40c
Eastern Township Telephone (quar.)
Edgar Brothers Co. (quar.)
Inc.—
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
4
7-15
8-
9-
$1
$1.75
2
7-15
$1.12(4
preferred
Industries,
7-
6-16
Co.
(quar.)
Corporation
3
$1
(quar.)__^
convertible
8-
7-15
25c
(quar.)
5%
Products
3
6-15
8-17
20c
Nemours &
Eastern
9-10
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Cleveland
Club
1
7-
7-15
9-15
(quar.)
de
Eastern
7-15
7-31
J$1
f 10c
common
participating
Ekco
(quar.)
(resumed
Stock
6-30
$$1.19
(quar.)
4%
preferred
4%
1
Ry.
i
(quar.)_
Co.
Pacific
10-
$40c
Sullivan
Eastern
6-26
f$1.75
Co.,
preferred
Co.,
6-26
J15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
I.)
6-25
7-15
7-15
Ltd.
preferred
East
6-19
8-15
<quar.)_
7-15
$40c
$35c
(quar.)
5% prefered (quar.)
East Pennsylvania RR. Co.
7-24
25c
& Texas
7-
7-10
94 %c
(quar.)
7-17
$1
7-15
7-31
40c
(quar.)
5%
1
7-31
7-15
$$1.12Va
common
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts
ordinary
1
12-
(quar.)
7-
$10c
(quar.)__
10-
12-16
7-15
1
& Supply Co. (quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc., common <quar.i____
&
6%
quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans
7-10
$35c
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)":
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
California Packing
<%
8-
$1
(quar.)
10-16
1
8-
Co.
preferred-
4(4%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
87 (4
(quar.)
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp
California Electric Power Co.—
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Canadian
Cincinnati
7-20
5%
;
Byron Jackson
Canadian
7-20
1
6
37 (4c
;
preferred
preferred
A
1
7-
Ltd.—
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
Class
88-
70c
A
Dun
1
20c
(quar.)
50c
1
7-
20c
Chicago Molded Products
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Terminal
Canadian
3
30c
(interim)
Class B
Canada
7-
25c V
Clas3 B
Class
1
7-16
60c
A
20c
(quar.)'
Co., Ltd.—-
Canada
8-
'
50c
8-
Ducommon Metals
7
50c
50c
preferred
Campbell
Class
A
$5c
___.
1
$20c
$37(40
(quar.)
preferred
Duriron
$50c
Forest
preferred
preferred
Camden
3
$$1.50
(quar.)
class
prior
7%
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
3%% preferred
convertible preferred
$2.50
1
28c
(quar.)
preferred
California
8-
75c
______
Ltd.-,
inc.)
Class A
9
15c
__
5%
7%
Class
9
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Columbia
(A.
9
7-
50c
60c
Byers
77-
9-
Extra
Bush
1
1
1
6-30
Hydraulic
Columbia
A
7-10
7-15
(quar.)
A
Co.
Celanese,
A
7-
1
15c
6%
preferred (quar.)
Brockway Motor Co., common
Brooklyn Borough Gas_"
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., common
(quar.)
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common
(quar.)_
Class
1
8-
6-30
British Columbia
Telephone Co.
Class
8-
20C
7-15
(s-a)
Products, Ltd
British Columbia Power
Corp., Ltd.—
4%
87 VaC
$$1.75
pref.
British-American Tobacco, Ltd.—
Ordinary bearer (final)
Ordinary registered (final)
Burns &
(quar.)
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
6-30
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
6%
6-30
7-15
____
Bullock's,
7-15
8-
45c
Co.
Roofing,
A
$1.12 Va
Common
B
Class
'
V2 %
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
9-
6-30
preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3Va% convertible preferred
6-26
(E.
$3.50
6-30
6-30
common
class
Edison
4%%
9-16
7-15
6-19
(quar.)
Co.
50c
7-15
7-10
Oil & Mine (stock
dividend)
(George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common
(quar,)
British
(quar.)—
6-19
14c
7-15
Borg
British
Co.
Light & Power (quar.)
Inc. (From net invest,
Co.,
Paper
Pont
$4.50
7-15
45c
55c
Bonanza
British
Storage
du
7-31
(quar.)
Co.,
Furniture
Dryden
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone
6-18
3-
6-30
Ltd.
Fund,
$1.50
(quar.)
Chemical
Class
8-
7-15
Drexel
6-30
8-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred A
6-30
7-11
$10c
50c
Foods,
Special
.brantlord
Cold
Ohio
(s-a)
Paper Ltd., cL A
Co., common
Securities,
Best
Bridgeport
1
7-15
8
7-10
7-27
1
7-ao
$40c
(initial)
preferred
Chemical
7-17
7-17
7-
Chemical, Ltd.—
common
7%
Dow
40c
(quar.)
Investments,
(quar.)_-
Central
Chemical
6-26
$3
Mines, Ltd
Works
(quar.)
Iron
3(4%
7-15
Common
Central
8-
(accum.)
com.
Quebec
Watch
Boston
Canada
Common
Lumber Co., Ltd
Telephone Co. of Canada
Ami
Aguirre Sugar Co.
Central
7-15
7-
7-31
New
1
1
7-15
$17 V2C
.
& Linoleum, Ltd
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Dominion Textile
8
5c
Central
6-24
7-
5oc
6
2
25c
;___—
Co.,
6
7-
7-31
Corp.
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.).
Ltd.
Knitting
7-
17c
shares
Beaver
Bon
preferred
Celtic
7-
7-15
7-20
37'/a C
Oilcloth
Dominion Tar &
7-20
8-10
Dominion
7-20
8-10
$1.05
(quar.)
common
6
45c
cum.
Corp.,
6
7-15
8-10
4%
8-
62 (4c
(quar.)__
(quar,)
Beaux-Arts Apartments, common
$6 1st preferred
(quar.)
Blockson
5%
(reduced)-
common
(quar.)
8-
|
20c
Baystate Corp. (quar.)
Bay way Terminal Corp.
(E.
8-11
6-30
$1.50
Bausch & Lomb Optical
Bliss
9
Co.,
dividend
preferred
Celotex
Co.—
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd., 7%
3artgis Brothers Co. (quar.)_
Bessemer
9-
6(4c
Corp.
Benrus
6-11
7-15
Tractor
Stock
40c
Trust
Belmont
Caterpillar
9
4%
quar.)
participating preferred
Belleterre
7-
10c
pfd.
American
(increased
Banker Securities,
Bell
7-10
8-10
12 Vac
$2.50
Bangor Hyuro Electric
Batliurst
1
7-23
30c
*
(quar.)
Transit
6%
50c
8-
25c
Baltimore
Bankers
11-14
35c
(quar.)
__,
Banlife
11-30
f25c
Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp.
De
$25c
Stores,
93 %c
Baldwin
Common
Square
Dominion
&
Backstay Welt Co.
Extra
Dominion
8-15
$1.08%
Machines, Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
prior
11-14
8-31
$1.08%
common
preferred
Tools
8-15
11-30
$25c
$1
Voting Machine
•
5%
&
8-31
$12 Vac
<quar.)____.
7(4c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Steel,
88-
$37'/aC
(quar.)
$12'/aC
B
&
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Glass
(quar.)
Class
preference
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Dominion
B
4
—__
6-30
A
37 (4 c
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B
Atlas Steels, Ltd. (quar.)
7-15
7%
(quar.)
Class
60c
2nd
Automatic
A
A
preference
Foundries
Class
10c
—___
4Va %
50c
-—_
Class
convertible
7
20c
)
2nd
6-30
3
10%
preferred (s-a)
Electric Co.—
City
Dominion
4
7-15
6-15
7
12(4c
(quar.)
non-cum.
6-
60c
7-
$1.12(4
dividend
Common
6
6%%
—
$25c
T
class
Bridge Co. (quar.)
Fabrics, Ltd., common
7-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
& Hegeman Electric Co.__
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Atlantic
7-
Ltd.—
deposit receipts B ord. (interim)
4.80%
pfd. (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)-—
Catelli F]ood Products—
Cenco
Arrow-Hart
Atchison,
Dominion
7-
28c
———
Stock
Dominion
7-17
7-21
30%
—
Argus
Aro
7-10
1
(initial)
convertible
7-10
30c
s.
1
8-
common
40c
(quar.)
with
8-
$1
Co.,
New
$1.50
75c
t50c
}25c
Wire & Cable (quar.)___.—-w——Appalachian Electric Power-—
4(a% preferred <quar.)_—
(series
50c
Ry.
Corp.,
4.20%
receipts
7-10
Ohio
&
Ltd
Amer.
Carrier
3
1
&
Paper
Carreras,
1
3-
Ansonia
preferred
1
$1.75
15614 c
—
Ordinary
7-20
Power
Ltu.—
Co.,
$1.25
Carpenter
3-
__
Anglo Canadian Telephone, 4(a% pfd. (quar.)
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
(s-a)
oil
(quar.)____
Diversified Common Stock Fund
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
3-
Co.—
Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)__
Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.__
Angio-iraman
6-29
6-17
8-31
7-15
Ltd.—
6-30
Clinchfield
7-31
Co.,
7-15
Co.,
When
Holderi
Payable of Rec,
Share
Construction
7-15
Carolina
25c
Steel
7-15
7-10
$2.25
$$1.12(4
(quar.)
cumber
7-24
—-
Per
Name of Company
Dlsher
$25c
Ltd.
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
Holders
$ 12 VaC
Vickers
Western
Carolina
Anglo-Canadian
4.50%
Canadian
Canadian
7
When
Payable of Rec.
Light Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)_
7-15
3
Per
Share
Ltd.—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Cable
&
preferred
7-
7-15
$1.25
pfd.
Smelting
Company
Refractories,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
7%
Co.,
Lead
preferred
Anaconda Wire
Anchor
4(4%
'
Thermos
American
$5
1
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
& Telegraph Co.
American
1
8-
25c
Phenolic
1st
8-
37'4c
—
(bi-monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)
American Smelting
& Kefining Co.—
Common (reduced)
7%
/
Name of
Payable of Rec
Canadian
(quar.)—
Co.
News
American
Holderl
Co.—
(increased
preferred
American
Share
Gas
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(Continued
on
page
44)
6-30
Number 5235
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial
...
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Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRACING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range far
Jan
126
99
24
17
25
Jun
9% July
47% Jan
112
29
29
ABC
ACF-Brill
3
4% Jun
29
8% Jan
23
24% Nov 26
30% Jan
24
22 y« Jun
10
26% Jan
6
Acme
16
33% Oct 20
30% Jan
30
28ya Jun
24
35 % Jan
2
Adams
42% Jan
6
31
10
36% Feb
25
Sep 24
48
8% May
6
Nov
30% Bep
Dec
66
64
19
32% Oct
7% July 17
46
Jan
34
7
1
2
106% May
115% Dec
59% Jan
27
4
32% Jan
0
6
30
51% July
3
11
29% Jan
8
10
101% Jun
11
150
12
160
3
9
17
2
3% Mar
•
18% Oct 20
23% July
l
17% Jun
May
9
70% Jan
6% Deo 23
35/a Jun
10.
76
4
Jan
70
2% Apr 24
70% May
Jan
5
91
Apr
10
39
Jan
16
Jan
97% Jun
16
104
2
98
NOT
25
30
10
Deo
23
17
90
22
Mar 25
Allied
9
33
Jan
Allied
40% Dec
18
Oct
1
61% Dec 23
95
Dec
123
1
8
93% Feb
16
16
59% Jan
2
16
118% Jan
2
Feb
18
52% May 25
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
44 %
23
48% Jun
22
41% Apr
21
54% Jan
20
3
2% Jan
23
Jan
2
33% Jan
30
18% Jan
11
16% Jun
29
Jun
9
35
13
156
30
61% Apr
23
75% Jan
Amer
2
12% Apr
23
15% Jan
American
80
2
3%%
9
84
V2 Feb
16
29
Jun
96
Jan
74% Jun
26% Jun
Apr 20
73
20
100
new
new__
Sugar
Jun
23
97% Jun
4%%
15
12
20% Feb
American
Jun
59
16
12 V* Jan
Airlines
cum
1
No par
common
86
Bank Note common
7
8% Jun
63% Aug
7
40% Jun
16
Feb
26
36
Apr
23
40% Jan
27
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
94
Jun
24
103% Feb
20
19
41% Mar 13
36% Oct 30
Oct
107
17
Apr 22
47
4%
Amer
13% Feb
14
'
15
16% Jun
5%
12
Inc
2
6% May
1
American
Cable
37% May
4
American
Can
44% Jan
5
50 Vb Feb
16
American
Chicle
Co
Mar 18
32% Feb
8
28 Vb Jun
2
60% Jun
6
44% Apr
24
14% May 21
10% Feb
25
16 ya Jan
2
20'/2 May 28
American
Colorlype
20% Feb
26
6
21% Jan
2
25 % May
27
American
Crystal
90
6
96% Mar
4
5o% Jan
6
14
06
86
Jun
24
33% Feb
4
60% Mar
2
American
Hawaiian
American
Hide & Leather com
97
Jan
10
5 Vb Mar 25
15
39% May 27
15
39 % Feb
6% Jan
23
Jun
Jan
2
7
Dec
19
Oct 31
31% July 30
88% Dec
19
18% Jun
12
22% Jan
15
Deo
3
J~uly~31
Sep
91
18
1% July 28
168
23
Jun
25
16
Jun
104
5%%
9
Mar
16
100% Mar 17
7%
Amer
2
20% Jan
16
24% Mar 16
79 y8 Jan
12
86
Feb
24
16% Jun
10
19% Feb
2
Feb 23
Mach
8
26v* Feb
27
May 15
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
17% Dec 31
Amer
29
37
Mar 27
American
39% Mar 24
5
36% Jan
22
30
2% NOT 20
2% Jan
2% Jan
19
2
13 V2 Jun
1
8
16
15% Feb
4
Jun
11
171% Feb
6
7%
148
Rad
2
8% Jun
23
23% Jan
13
American
65% Jan
30
American
Jan
6
159% Jan
5
16
9
18
127
Mar 14
Jan
29
165% Sep
2
25
9
37
Jan
2
20
120
Apr
20
36 % Jan
2g
31
Jun
38
40% Aug 18
60% Mar
135yaJuly
6
1
10% Oct
16
16% Jan
11
161% Dec
1
84% May 19
66% Dec
16
3
44
24
Jun
Jun
150% Jun
129% Jan
31 Vb Jun
136
11
139% Nov 21
36
10
2
22
58
Jun
25
134
121
12
130% Jun
5
138% Jan
5
40 V2 Jun
10
24
112y4Jun
8
9% Dec
15
37% Jan
7
22
16% Oct
38
Oct
40% May
84
102
Jan
20
15
65% Jan
24
34 y4 Jun
16
2
48 % Dec
31
46
Jun
10
31% Jan
2
7
106% May 21
Apr
26% Jan
94
Jun
3
2
25
14%
45% Feb 38
Jan 30
B7
30% Apr
106 y2 Mar
Jan
15
28%
28%
29
57
58
57%
59%
*33%
*7s/a
«pi
*3%
4
*33
38
37%
37
7%
7%
4
4
38
38
37%
7%
93
*18
19%
*21
23 vb
23
23
*23
23%
*99%
100 %
15
*99%
15%
15
94
*92
22%
22%
22%
22%
*81%
82%
*81%
82 %
*81%
15%
*91%
22%
22
22 Va
22
*81%
82%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,100
19
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
1,900
*96%
98
*96%
98
15%
*15%
16%
7%
33 vb
*7%
33%'
*32 %
16
82%
98
*96%
98
96%
96%
30
16
15%
16
16
16 vb
1,000
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
33 vb
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33 v*
33%
33%
*32%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,400
30%
31
4,100
36 v*
35%
36
36
30
30
30
30
*7%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3%
*150%
152
*150%
7%
8
7%
152
7%
30%
30
30
2%
152
152
7%
7%
7,500
16%
16%
16%
4,600
17
16%
16%
54
54
54%
54%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
73%
132%
74
132%
51%
153%
139
3!)%
125'
31%
40
51%
122%
14
153%
139%
139%
139%
240
39%
*39%
39%
300
125%
125%
90
1,200
*125
31%
39%
51%
122
*13%
153%
125%
31%
32
32%
39%
40
40
153%
73%
74%
74
74%
132%
133
133%
114%
114%
*114%
115%
114%
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
21%
9%
5
21%
21%
34
1
45
9
57% May
11
Jun
9
15% Feb
4% May 5
48% Dec 10
6% Jan
3
3% Jun
9
5
Jan
7
A
12
52
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Oil
Corp
Mining
Products Co Inc
10
14
5
No paf
45%
44%
114%
♦115%
21%
81%
81
81%
82
*81
*81
81%
70%
*70
70%
70
*69%
70
70
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*78%
80 vb
*78%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35%
51
50%
50%
50
51
27
80
13,000
116%
1,500
2,300
89%
81
70
70
14%
14%
14%
*78%
79%
79 %
79%
110
34%
347 a
34%
34%
15,600
x49 V*
49 V*
48 %
49
670
300
*26%
27
26%
26%
27
95
34%
*94%
95
95%
*94%
95
95
34%
51%
11%
34 V8
34 Va
34
51%
11%
51%
52
51%
*3%
3%
*3%
35%
35%
35%
11%
3%
36
51%
*11
51%
*11
3%
36
60
70
1,000
♦14%
*94%
52%
580
9%
*26%
34%
510
9,300
21%
9%
21
27
35
930
74%
45
95
34
700
2,100
48,500
26 %
(
600
153%
134%
115%
80%
*94%
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35%
74%
134
44%
14%
•'
153%
115%
21%
122%
14
44%
80
50
121%
14
14
43%
21%
52%
*52
52
122%
44%
21%
160
11,300
39%
43%
21%
31%
138%
132%
44
55
*54
31%
*132%
44
10
7%
54
40%
10,600
7%
16%
125
45,000
7%
*53%
*39%
600
2%
155
*152
17
139
9,900
13%
13%
13%
152
54
31%
33
2%
2%
16%
31%
82%
*32%
7%
33%
33
32%
*81
*69 %
300
3.700
17%
25
No par
3,500
22
18
100
common
15%
92
1
19 %
132%
...
W
15%
92%
18
29%
preferred
100%
*99%
100%
15%
91
19%
36
$4 conv prior
P
*99%
15%
94
18
153%
Copper
100%
166
700
19%
153%
Andes
*90
*81%
32%
~
300
*91
*92
15%
94
300
7%
7%
7%
18%
22%
*150
37%
93
23%
2%
13%
7%
18%
*23
33
37%
18%
*18
is
7%
*18
19
*19%
37%
3,900
2,500
93
98
*91%
*7%
.45,800
38%
37%
*90
23
100%
400
38
*34
93
*is
15%
37%
*3%
4
38
*34
4
*91
93
19
*99%
*3%
4
*33
13%
41% Feb
Jun
28%
57
14
13"%
153% 153%
73%
73%
10
35.
S'%
28%
55%
5
100
25
24
7
9%
28%
55 v*
14
19
July
9%
28%
55 %.
14 %
24% Jan
60
9%
28%
123%
50% Dec
26
9%
100
53y2Jan
July
28
55%
122
Anderson-Prichard
6
28
28%
*39%
Woolen
1,400
7%
28%
9%
51 %
preferred
400
7%
7%
7
*27
28%
40 %
com
33%
*33%
33%
10
130
*120
1,300
124 %
7%
46%
600
14,500
11,200
51%
Corp
45%
9%
122%
Viscose
22%
91
45%
15%
51%
5%
22%
*90
9%
124%
preferred
1,500
15%
*51V*
6%
19%
9%
31%
American
19%
15%
31%
common
46%
1,100
9%
125%
Tobacco
800
46
130
*32%
300
28%
28%
28%
15%
31%
American
45%
7,300
15 %
125%
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
80
'28%
39%
American Sumatra
*79%
1,400
40%
15 Vb
138 %
preferred
15,200
41%
*27%
39%
15
7
137%
7%
28%
*120
128
33
137%
6
5
Jan
45%
44%
7
*733
5
5
77% Mar 17
21% Jan
97
44%
33
15%
100
preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.29
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co
21.80
88% Mar 17
43%
138%
1
11% NOT 21
40% Oct
19%
19%
45%
35%
*
46%
19%
7
No par
American
27 % Jan
24
88% May
46%
19%
33
common
2
9
79% July
13
46
19%
39%
*39%
*123% 125%
31%
31%
40%
40
Co
American Water Works Co Inc
24
14
May 12
46
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American Stores Co—^
1
American Sugar Refining com
100
Snuff
7
Apr
66% Fab
Feb
26% Feb
45%
125
Ship Building Co—No par
2
Jun
13
82
109
45%
28%
*28%
33
7%
17
54
31%
Co
Seating
,
46
19 vb
14,700
41%
79%"'
28%
*120
5
10
Razor
-*79%
28%
19%
900
5%
'
28%
-
33
100
Safety
Jan
9
30
16
80% Oct 23
119
20
79% May 19
5
74% Mar 16
10% Feb
Jan
64% Not 19
161V* Jan
•
*96%
common—5
-100
preferred
7%
American
2
60% Jan
21
95% Jan
14% May 20
8
Sany
Amer Smelt & Refg com
19
14
69% Jan
13
Feb
10
119% Jan
22
19
Apr
3
7% Jun
Mar 20
May 12
Jan
65
16
S2% Oct
2
152% Jun
Dec
81% NOT 18
Feb
40 Vb Jun
Feb
50 y2 Jun
116% Jan
•7
39% May 29
127
Std
preferred
14
6
&
V
78
128
No par
Ex-distribution
Amer
30
Apr
42 vb
78
Power & Light—
American
Jan
34
40%
16%
34%
91
Optical Co
No par
Amer Potash & Cliem cl B—No par
16% Jun
80% Dec
42%
14%
..
*40 J/2
22%
_No par
News Co
48% Jan
80% Oct
6
91
American
Jun
5%
13,500
16%
5%
300
14%
*14%
16%
22%
1
32% Jun
39% Feb
5%
23
Co—No par
17
131
5"%
92
2
Co
3
11
5%
6
2,600
96%
14%
*22%
100
Products Co
Molasses
12
36% Dec
16%
*91
No par
Natural Gas
36
53
16%
33
No par
com
American
17
132% Oct 29
Metals
Ltd
Co
American
37
7% Jan
19
common.
2
18
49% Dec
Feb
14%
*16%
*120
100
7
100
22
15
29
*14
*14
16%
37%
14%
92
3e>s/8
Mar 17
7 Vb Jun
31% Jun
24% Jun
38% May 19
5%
37%
14%
14%
14%
42
*95
96
220
4,500
9
*40
37%
23
*3%
7"% Jun
10
4
11
29 V4 Jan
14%
14%
700
53%
8%
*91
*55
18y2 Feb
15% Jun
Jan
12
37%
*95
14%
16%
53
9
*22%
1
preferred
4%%
7
148
& Fdry
American Metal
Oct 29
Aug
16%
14V8
*14
17%
17%
23
No par
preferred
Metal
42% Apr 24
•
14%
14%
29
96
17%
41%
*40
42
*40
29
*95
52
8%
9
8%
9
42
1,100
28%
96'%
52
52
*120
100
common!—1
Locomotive
American
19
8%
*39%.
500
*17%
17%
17%
*51%
9,500
77
*95
96%
*95
14
77
28%
28%
28 %
29
96%
13%
77
•
92
45
—50
preferred
3.90%
18% Jun
16% Apr
28%
*95
800
14
*76
80
19 >/s
prior preferred
cum
Amer Machine &
30% July 23
175 V* Aug
77
63
23
I
Products
Home
American
18% Mar 26
Apr 24
36% Jun
14
77
62%'
13%
13%
62
*91
noncumulalive preferred—100
American International Corp.Nopar
American Investment Co of 111
1
25% Mar 18
16
Jun
14% Jun
9
Jan
13%
*76
13%
77 %
*61%
62
9
*78
6%
31
8
4,600
165
48%
*61%
61%
42
42 Vb
10
American Ice Co common
6
30
Co
SS
preferred-
convertible
American
4
20
93 % Apr
30% Sep 23
83% Oct 28
13% Oct
6%
35% Dec
13
18
8 v* May
9
105
3
Jan
May 25
Jan
18% Dec
167 %
97
16%
_10
10
com
11
9
86
84
24
■22% May 16
165%
28%
*45%
18
19
24% Dec
11
13% Apr
166%
14
i.No par
10
Dec
16% Apr 24
165 %
62
28 Vb
F*>b
8
78% Feb
162%
63
15%
Aug
102
900
163 v*
16%
162
28
21%
19
16%
15
25
4
17% Feb
*16 %
27%
99
19% Jan
16%
15
23% Jun
20% Feb 26
16%
29%
36 Ve Jun
14
Feb
16%
*28
36
39% July 23
73
16%
16%
16%
14%
American
37/a Jun
H
10
Jan
38%
No par
48
Feb
8
*35%
165
*14
Export Lines Inc
.40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
American
Gas & Electric Co
5
v
6% Jan
45
38%
95
27% Jun
7
9
*35%
Seeur
13
8
2%
38%
European
4
3
*2%
*35%
American
20
8% Apr
2%
38%
6%
7% Not
300
2%
*35%
7%
17% Feb
13,100
2%
38%
*7
31 % Jan
48%
47%
2%
1
9
47%
46
47%
Encaustic Tiling
4
7,700
45%
American
Jun
700
47%
49%
2%
7
14% Jun
47%
46%
46
5
27
47%
47
47%
6
lay* Aug 14
47%
*2%
Jan
33% Aug 11
47%
46
37%
Co
300
48%
47%
45%
48
No par
Sugar
4,900
100%
95
%%
49%
100%
2%
46%
8% Jan
3
101
*99%
300
49%
*99%
50%
49%
89
89
89%
*89
50%
48%
48'/a
39% Jan
151
89%
•
37%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
4
200
100%
100
47%
30
7
30% Sep
836% Oct
47%
29
16% Mar
85
99%
101
Jun
33
31
29% Jan
10
50
•
67/s Jun
10
3% Oct 21
89%
50'/a
50%
100
com
10
3 % %
conv preferred series B-100
American Distilling Co
20
1171/2 Jun
22
22
48% Jan
90%
*
91
94
Cable
27% Oct 24
12% Mar
89 %
50
39
80
42% Jan
Dec
38%
41%
&
8
37%
38%
40%
Chain
54% Jan
26
38%
79
American
170% Jan
26 VB
38%
41
26
9
26%
38
41%
34% Jan
9
26%
38
*
35
6
May
26 Vb
38 %
41%
Co
16
Jan
26%
40%
76% Feb
6
19%
26%
34%
26
83% Oct 30
19%
26%
41%
83% Jun
143
700
1,800
20
34%
73% Apr 23
49% May 25
9
5,600
19%
26 vb
41%
9
May
69%
19%
*9%
9%
34%
34 V2 Feb
41% Jun
800
69
19% *•
68
41%
27
9
9%
69
*9%
*19%
3434
427/a Jun
15
9%
19%
34%
8
69% Jun
92
41%
22
96% Jan
*89
41%
Oct
15
98
92
68
37%
7%
1,300
33
*89
92
*95
34%
23
83%
32%
33%
98
41 %
9
40 Va Apr
Apr
*89
142-
♦80%
83%
32%
34%
31% Feb
12
80% Aug 25
5,300
*137%
common_i._il2.50
12
80
160
4
142
preferred
25
American Car & Fdry common
25
7%
preferred
-100
36% Deo
Mar
*95
92
94
1
19%
72
3%
5%
45% Nov
13
98
*89
37%
1
100
*70%
1
43% Aug
85 Vb
*95
94
common
1,500
*95
37%
Radio Corp
&
88% May 16
31
98
92
9%
10
2%
*18%
4
*81
32%
94
__20
11
83%
98
37
preferred
Feb
4% Jan
20
32%
100
__
in
interest
of
7
4% Dec
*80%
32%
No par
preferred-
Jan
6
83%
32%
32%
156%
2%
18%
'138
142
*80%
82
700
70%
3%
4
*137
Broadcasting-Paramount
Ctfs
15% Mar 20
9
:
Corp
convertible
Theatres
15% Mar 19
18
Mar
71%
3%
142
4,400
104
*154
"
2%
40
24%
103 V*
70%
19
*70%
17%
15% Aug
Dec
43
108
*18%
4
*136
*
18%
19%
52
50
American
Boscli
common
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
18
156%
2%
71
17%
50
10% Dec
154
3%
51%
17% Apr
19
preferred
103%
156
2%
51%
51
24%
24%
103 %
70%
142
9%
51
24%
103%
4
*18%
25
9%
*50
71
19%
17%
31
61% Feb
6%
51
2%
52
20% Dec
9
24%
*154
51
8%
*39%
100
6
Jan
3,700
2%
77
com__No par
NOT 23
16% May
157%
77
28%
*95
17%
100
Co
pfd
conv
2,200
9%
24%
10
preferred
conv
cum
1
50
(The)
Co
Corp
Bakeries
American
25%
103%
*2%
13%
Dec
16% Jan
2
25%
*50
51
157%
*26
*38%
*89%
50 Vb
*100
47 %
1
74
12% May
25%
9%
24%
157
*19%
Agricultural Chemical__No par
60% Feb 20
25%
67%
_No par
America
Petroleum
Amerada
5
600
25%
1
9
103
45%
9
51%
33%
*19%
preferred
Limited
Amalgamated
19% Mar 18
189% Jan
25%
103
47%
*2%
*35%
16%
163%
62
Apr
*50%
9%
1
X235
*32%
50 %
67%
no par
0
141% Jan
33%
50%
*9%
100
of
Co
Aluminium
36% Mar 24
25%
2%
800
*32%
8%
25%
24
1,100
50
*32%
50
*50
23%
29%
50
33%
50
24%
23%
*29%
33 %
67%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
3y8 Mar 24
30
9%
common
convertible
3%%
23%
30
68 vb
preferred
Mfg
23%
29%
9%
common__No par
Corp
40% Jan
23
96% Jun
23
3% Jan
2% Oct 23
33
NOT 24
Stores
23
Jun
4%
23%
29%
103
5
Jun
Allis-Chalmers
23%
67 %
-
48
Sep~l9
54%
Co
2,500
29
51
No par
Kid
4%
23%
1
Mills
Allied
100
4,200
4%
29
No par
Dye:
89
49% Deo 30
Oct" 16
16% Sep
8
gtd
Inc
36% Apr
42'/a Apr
47%
Chemical &
11
Apr
21
Industries
Allied
19 % Feb
July 17
86% Feb
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen
25% Jun
76% Jan
10%
23%
32%
*95
*89
l
No par
3
•
36
100
8
Mar 27
00
A
2
May
10% Mar
9
21% Jan
preferred
10%
4%
9
100
10%
4%
9
2,600
9%
4%
*32%
Shares
40%
100
*99
4%
50
3%
*136
*80%
1
$4,375 cum preferred
4
16
36
06% May
98
18
100
common
40%
40%
100
*99
10
9%
July 8
40%
40%
100
the Week
Friday
July 3
4%
33%
*18%
71
5
common
Corp
Thursday
4%
*32%
*48y2
25%
8%
*154
2%
10
40%
*99
Sales far
PRICES
;
28%
103
100
100
Mining
SALE
23
24 %
prior conv preferred-No par
$2.50
Jan
32% Feb 21
17
Jun
9
Feb
Gold
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
65% Jun
78% Aug 11
17
5'/*%
152
50
preferred
Alleghany
9
Apr
46% Apr
Inc
4 V* %
27
16
Jan
Aug 28
Aldens
Feb
13
8
18
20% Mar 18
74
Feb
86
7
16
5% Mar 25
1
com
common__No par
pfd 1951 series
&
Vicksburg Ry
12
Feb
110
Inc
Juneau
31% Jun
NOT 10
67% May
4.50%
80
•6
Equipment
preferred w w
Alaska
132
46% Jan
Gas
■
10
4%
*50
1
14
23
82
31% Oct
No par
Reduction
Alabama
Mar 11
3% Apr
May 24
21
188% Dec
S
7
16
Apr
73
•
$3
Air
5
114% Jan
Jun
2% Jun
Jan
Corp
Corp
Affiliated
10% Mar
Jan
2% Jan
136
Admiral
Jun
8% Jun
Aug 28
150
16
50
29% Dec
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__l0
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10%
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38'%
46%
20Va
15%
16
*6%
34
*96
lVb
Co
18 y4 Apr
49% Jan
59
common—10
Corp
% Jan
18
19%
94
59
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
15% Mar 15
12% Nov
*90
•
'19%
*69Vb
*49%
63'8
*43 Vb
29
11%
21
19%
32%
—
500
6 Vb
7
7 Vb.
35%
95
19%
86
12
32%
*84%
*11%
Foods
84'
*38%
39
20%
130
19
43%
5Tb
•
93
9%
38 Vb
10%
25'/a
71
49%
15Tb
39
20%
10%
.—2.50
pfd
7
46%
32
Mining Co—1 peso
Benguet Consol
55% Dec 31
3.200
1
7
Cum
260
29%
*96 Vb
*16%
5%
*69
49%
15Vb
5
Loan
27
27
1% Jan
146% Aug 26
12% Oct
Beneficial
Feb
107% Feb
38
15%
20%
preferred-
17
17
18,000
92%
*13
*15%
38%
10
24%
46Vb
70
50%
15%
10%
Corp
23
331/8 Jun
93
70
*38%
Aviation
Bendix
68% Mar 20
10
23%
*32
9%
*43%
20%
50
Howell Co
&
4 Va %
Jun
1
76% Sep
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
l'/8 Jun
1% Mar
3
29
16
*49%
It 14
29% Jan
16
139y2 Apr
May 21
55% Jun
2
29%
200
19
16%
5%
24%
45%
100
1
Creek
12
Jan
28 Vb
*91
109
32
*
16
38
10%
24%
*19%
35%
95Vb
Aircraft Corp
22 % Mar 13
93
.
4,900
97%
*18
6%
Vb
9%
%
46%
20Vb
*10%
Belding-Hcmimvav
Mar 16
24%.
46
'19'/a
7
6
*16
..
43%
10
35 Va
*94
Beech-Nut Packing Co
May 26
9%
16%
71
38 lb
10%
25%
*
*15%
9%
16%
■
12.50
4%%
Si
(A
Beech
29
26% Feb
27
Shoe
,
90
10411
32
19
16
*15%
16
20%
10%
35Vb
*93
Inc—
1
14
25
22
14
Mills
«
,,
96%
93
*18
6%
*6'/+
6%
—No par
Beech
16% Mar 20
5
191/4 Apr
90
31%
*97
^
19
*18
18 Vh
preferred— 100
convertible
17% Feb
Feb
31%
98. "
50
100
Corp
Cigars Inc
3%%
4
12
—
Works
Iron
5
30
Jan
Bath
Jun
79% Jan
1% Nov
18
•
100
Beatrice Foods Co common:
Jan
22
Dec
Dec
31 %
97%
10
106
Dec
28
31%
93
—50
13
40
87
preferred
4%%
27
107
23
common
11% Feb
16
27
32
—-10
-L10
new
25% Mar 19
16
18% Oct
29 %
10
100
coinmo.ii
39% Feb
94% Apr
10% May 16
14% Apr 28
Ohio
29
33"% Apr
14
92
29'/+
*5%
37%
12
9% Feb
91 Vb
29%
5%
Jan
38
90%
5%
38 Vb
(The)-No par
Corp
13
20 V2 Jun
23
22
11% Dec
5
24 % Dec
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
23%
26V b
900
92
*107
2.)
h
103
10)
*106
28 3
103 3 4
C934
*15'/+
1
file
Brothers
Barker
1.300
*90
28 Vb-
43%
Barber OH Corp
7
3.300
27%
28 Vb
7%
Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
65 y2 Jan
95%
51%
27%
29 Vb
44%
Bangor &
73
106%
900
95%
91 Vb
7 Vb
Wilcox Co
&
10)%
310
23 Vb
51%
2.3
44:%
noncumulatfve preferred
4%
28%
92
102%
10^ "4
400
92
27%
28
(The) common
3
preferred
No par
Baltimore
22% Jun
13'
26
101
.;
92%
95 %
*20
91
4
51%
*90
Baldwin-Lima-Hamillon
23
105 Vb
9%
Babcoclc &
23 Vb JUn
105%
109
16%
11% Mar 26
29% Dec
100%
9%
42% Mar 25
49 % Nov
.100%
101 Vb
*16'/+
16
20
90
89
89
Anner—5
Co of
14 '
36% Feb 20
18
Apr 23
28%
19 3
'
5c
(T)
Babbitt
16
28%
29%
*6'/»
($1.20)— No par
pref
Co
conv
92
*90
28%
Mfg Corp
$2.25
%
94 Vb
92%
17
common---.-No par
42% Juu 26
Avco
8% Feb
19 7b
92
92%
•'
32
.
Corp—,——:No par
Nichols
19%
92 Vb
a
98
20
(voting)
Tack
Alias
700
I
•
convertible pfd series A___100
Austin
19%
4
29
5
Corp
Common
52%. Feb
101
-No par
*105%
13% Jan
15 y4 Dec
10
100
1
3
42
2.000
93%
14
8% Oct
20
19 7
27
21
17 y2 Feb
1.100
51'/+
9
Jan
26%.
92 Vb
50 y* Nov
7
26'a
27
8% Nov
IS
26%
51%
3
9% Jun
25%
94%
17
5% Jun
26%
a
27
Jun
35% Jan
261
51 Vb
12% Apr
10
11% Jan 22
26'
.26'
2G %
93 Vb
Automatic Canteen
9% Jan 30
7.400
50
Autocar
39 '/* Dec
15
50
Electric Co—
preferred
>.
City
6
1(
147'a
& Santa Fe—
4
22
26%
15%
28%
11% Mar
5% Dec
26%.
14 7 a
'26
28 %
Powder—
1.600
26%
15%
28
Line
3>/a
26
147a
27%
Coast
8
10
26
27%
Topeka
2,900
15 Vb
27:%
'4%
16 y2 Ma r 13
8 %
77-a
8%
400
537,
26 Vb
10
Investment Co
17% Mar
31% Oct
*7%
90
91
15
94
7% Jan
29
3'/+
8
53%
26'b
(
95
15% May
Jun
100
*92 %
5
7°
420
17%
*94%
3
43 '/2 Jun
107%.
'17
19 T a
15% Jan
6%
107
17%
107
'16%
95
Nov
17
5
107%
17%
93 V
9% Jun
Oct
6
106%
17%
19%
7
Jan
106%
17%
95
Atlas
2
7% Mar
%
19%
Preferred
36% Mar 27
6'/8 Jun
107%
*16%
93
30
14% May
*107
17 Vb
19Tb
Atlantic
108% Mar 18
2
*90
93%
Atlas
31% Sep
102%
90%
96%
Atlantic G & W -1 SS Lines
22
30% Feb
53%
90 y2
Corp—
Atlantic
•
16
38%
53%
91
*95
4%
2
„
*16%
26
3
Jan
88 %
.53 7 a
'39%.
8%
2
Mar
88%
53%
90%
*93 Vb
•Atlantic
97% Mar 25
Jun
95% Jun
89
6
23
'89y4
38%
53%
%
15%
—
Associates
5
50 % Jun
97% Nov
8.9%
53 Vb
53%
Preferred
88% Jun
13
123% Dec
39 %
53%
1,900
*90
89 %
'89
Common
15
Jun
Aug 26
94
4,500
1
100
100
6%
Mar 25
32
58
7
10 7 a
26%
preferred2nd preferred
Atchison'
21% Jan
10%
15
1st
5.25%
22
104% Dec
4
l'07a
*8 Vb
1
27
73% Feb
51% Jan
a
26%
Goods
Dry
(Common
22
99% Apr
25
27 % Jun
10 5
series—No par
2nd pre/erred $1.50
Mar 27
22'% Mar 11
100
3
2
Jan
01
July
105a
1
Associated
16
10%
.—2.50
I8y2 Mar 25
10
Dec
10%
_No par
Industries
Arvln
6
14V« Jun
101
10%
5
10 % Mar 26
32% Jan
28
10%
108
20
Feb
91
4.000
10%
*107
25% J»*n
% Feb
37%
_No par
2
19 «/8 Jan
1
92
19 %
37%
0
Aug 18
18 Va Fell
19 %
37 <,
'90
23'/h
27% Dec
19
37%
No par
31
•
13%
37 'a
No par
9
July
137 a
37%
-No par
28
7% Jun
13 %
37%
7
26
32% Dec
6
16% Oct 22
13%
37 Vb
Mar 25
31
Mar 25
25 y« May
*13%
112% May 25
1
16 % May
a.
18%
37%
5
5
Jan
Shares
18%
55% May 22
93
the Week
Fr;d:»y
July 3
37 7b
97
9
July i
10
12% Mar 26
22
Jun
106% July
22
19
Dec 31
9 % Dec 19
iiey2 Jan
43% Jan
2
Jan
48% Feb
28'
Apr
99
3
92 y8 Jan
Jun
83
Mar 13
10
77 V\ Oct
46 Vb Nov
9
Sales for
Thursday
June 30
„5
23% Mar 27
10
10
42-»8 Dec
1
8% Oct 22
35 y2 May
107%
16y4 Jun
PRICES
July I
Tuesday
June 'JW
Par
SALE
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
15y«Oct
LOW
STOCKS
Range for P rev lo an
.Monday, July 6, 1953
•
263/+
27
*47%
48
117®
27Tb. .28
17%
92%
17%
,
:
.
11Tb,
23
17%
*47
12'/+
12
*277+-
12V+
*.
17%
127®
12%
27%
27%
*277s
17%
17%
17%
48
12%
28
177*:
160
—
-
i=
15,600
200
ii
2,500
900
1,400
V
V
Number 5235
Volume 178
(61)
77?e Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
5
1031% Jun
5
34'% Jun
10
42
1
Feb
20
4IV2 Dec
10
39'% Oct
30
53 % Jan
28
21% Jan 23
36:,/8 Dec
34
Apr
49
6
Mar
Carolina
Jan
4
Carrier
4
34% Jan
2
45 % Mar
5
10
58
Dec
4>
55% Jan
5
72
Mar
5
Conv
57% Oct
16
72
Dec
4
69
Jan
5
89% Mar
9
ConV
10% Feb
20
143/4 Dec
3i
12% Jun
16
Oct
21
30 Va Apr
16% Jun
16
22
471/4 Jan
2
99 % Jan
3
333/8 Oct
30
19
19
23
7;
51% Jan
2
25
Jun
»
5
Jan
143
Jun
96'% Jun
104:,/4 Aug
-
25
9
Jan
24
1%
2
Feb
6
133'/2 Jan
2
131V* Dec
5
150% Feb
26
94 % Nov
<6
110 % Jan
2
Jan
5
4%7c
19% Mar 25
Celolex
-•78
2
'
15% Oct
24
19-%'Jan
Oct
IS
1.7 Ve Jan
v16
6
Oct
•
23
24
16% Mar 18
19
20% Jun
22
1*
53A Jun
10
7% Feb
26
31% Apr 20
62% Apr 20
11% Jun 24
40% Jan
22
73% Jan
30
13
Mar 27
40% Aug 18'
2
110% Oct
35% Jun
16
42
% Mar 25
97
Jun
12
110
25
17% Jun
24
20% Mar
28% Feb
24
28% Feb
25
7
68% Dec
29
13
8
35% Dec
17
10'/2 Jan
36
Apr
24
- Jan
8
.
*
104
1
'
8
-
22
Dec
29
21% Nov
15% Feb
'5
24%: Oct
9
20% Jun
15
Feb
20
*24% Oct'
9
20 y2 Jun
4
10
"
•
15
Apr
'3
'Dec
9
8
<
X34'
13% Oct
23
33 Vs Oct
:
'
28
7% Jun
16
f
8
22% Jun
30
38% Jan
16% Apr
r
13
Jun
16
15% Mar 20
Feb
8
30 y2 Apr
28
37
40 3/4
403/a
40%
5,100
12%
12%
12%
123%
*12%
123/4
123/4
17%
17%
17%
173/e
17%
173/e
173/e
12.50
125
100
10
—.
125
525%
503/4
101%
*99%
25%
84%,;
85 %
86
17%
17%-,
17%
West" Corp
Sout.lt
84
17%
70
823/4
1,200
*17%
84
17%
120%:
823/4
<85
17%
100
20,400
253/e
120%
*
173/4
1,500
163A
163%
163/b
16%
16%
20%
20 Va
20%
20'/a
5%
*5%
200
20'/a
2,100
*16%
*20%
16%
20 y8
»
5%
'•
34%
34%
35
35%
35
35% '
35
67%-
67%
67%
67%
67%
5673/4 ;
67 3/4
673/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
,11%
38
38%
38%
*373/4
38%
38
101.
18
*
.11%
38
18
100%
y
;
"
100%
18
23%
*22 %
*23%
23%
*22%
23%
19%
19%
14
14
*13%'
8
5%
*23
24-
24
24%
24
,
i
24%
800
L
380
2,000
'
400
24
*23%
700
24
19%
14
r
19%
19%
195/e
13%
19%
*13%
,.
500
5,100
18%
102
>
24
,
2,700
v.
38
18 3/a
18%
600
6
35
»
*101
101
18
r
;
6
6
101
18%
19%;
14
i';
23%
23%
19%
■
V 101
18%
23 %
19%
"
*100
18%
*22%
9.50
25%
25%
122
5%
100
—5
CoJ
Sugar
25
84
'
17%
,'_50
2
52
103
T203/4
f
.
50
of N J class A
51%
*100%
20 Va
38%
j
TOO
253/8
120
12,800
52
103
51%
52%
700
125
125
127
3,700
*16%
6
37%
preferred
100
Illinois-Public Service.—10
v
300
173/4
16%
Illinois
Common—--*
17%
20%
1
20%
.
17%
122
175%
016 %
5
13
*120%
84%
-20
83
*123/4
500
67
*81
123/4
'125
101
25%
*120%o 122
121
Central
B
253%
25
25%
121
*65
'
127
52%
*99'/a
11%'
'/2 %
*125
125
52%
100%
68%
Light
*63
100'/2
52
___L—1—__100
1
40
125
35%'
Violeta
29
403/s
65%
11%
&
Feb
40%
82
*67%
Central
Jan
2
39s/8
*80
*57/8
Central
13% July
200
*63%
1
17% Mar 16
18y2 Jun
43%
80%
r
22'/a Mar 27
1.
6
*42%
65
Georgia-Ry—__No par
of
Class
Feb
43 V*
80%
common
4.20%
Central RR Co
Dec
*42%
80%
*34%
4
20%
42%
65
Aguirre Sugar Col
Foundry Co. .'
Central
10
31
42 %
39%
100
2
58%
17
15% Dec
4,000
42%
*79
Hudson Gas &'Elec—No par
1
-
60
35%
35%
*63
preferred 'Series B——_
57c
:
6
Jan
104%
35%
81
Celitrvil
'
104%
355/a
40%
64I/4
preferred
Central
'•
21
1.
16% Apr
•
Central
105%
35%
81
preferred
;
100
conv preferred .series A_100
Corp common-'
—No par
Central
104%
64
2nd
57c
*
"
105%
35%
40%
'
19% Oct
.
•
Feb
: 47% Jan
:
98
19% Feb
16:
28-
9% Feb
•
'
17% Jan
12
10
20 3/4 Mar 12
19 '/a July 30
•
JUn
16% Jun
*104'%
353/4
50
__1
'
7%
105%
35%
10
-50
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
38% Jan
3
*104%
105
*42
'
Shares
July 3
42%
Corp__
preferred
Tractor
May 26
120
July 2
42%
common
the Week
Friday
Thursday
5
Co common
Preferred
Sales for
PRICES
—No par
Light
Caterpillar
•
SALE
July 1
35%
Co!
General
&
(J I)
Case
■>'
65% Jan
105
Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
June 30
35%
preferred 4% series
preferred 4.80% series
Carriers
14% Mar 27
50'% Jun
119
154% Aug 21
66
Dec 31
3
Nov
142
•
18
&
Carpenter Steel
16
39% Jan
•
104%
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Power
Tuesday-
June 29
Par
Carolina
113 % Mar 19
43
Monday
STOCK
YORK
Continued—Page 3
LOW AND
,
EXCHANGE
Highest
Aug
116
9
1043/8 Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
>
13
13%
*13%
133/4
10,800
300
"
'
42
9% Mar 12
•
■J Century-Ribbon Mills—'
4
3
Feb
de
Cerror
5
Pasco
*7%
Certain-Teed-Products
7%
*7%
8.
227/u
23%
22%
22%
22%
23 Va
1
Corp
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
| Chain Belt Co
31
31
31
30%
30%
<
10
"
*30%
.
i
*7%
8%
100
233/4
23 V*
233/4
5,300
13%
13 Va
13%
1,400
31%
.
7%-
8%
23%
13'/a
*7%
5
—No par
"Corp——.
31%
*31%
31%
300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4
22
103% Jan 30
23
5% Jun
16
7'% Mar 27
May 17
Jan
2
33 y2
% 81%
Jan
26
28% July
39% Dec
10
34 >/a Jun
:
Jan
15 y4 Feb
31% Feb
4
41% Feb
2
1
85% Jan
3
9
Jun
Jun
18
23 % Mar 13
23% Jan
17
26% Mar 17
7
17% Jun
16
21% Mar 24
Chicago
5
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
5%'-preferred
5o
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Class
20
28 '/2 Dec
12
18y2 Jun
10
17
34 y2 Dec
1
30% Apr
23
34% Jan
21
1
18 % Dec
17
14
Jun
12
18
Jan
6
28
10% Dec
18
"8
May
7
10
Jan
6
Mar 19
16
Jun
22% Jan
13
16
Feb
27
51 y4 Dec
23
42
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
16'A Feb
17
20*
42 y2 Dec
30
35% Feb
18
5iy4Jan
Apr 23
(
,
-62% Mdr 19
56y2 July 23
49 y2
Jhn
10
75
July 23
23
68
Jun
19
82 % Mar 19
72 '/a Dec
% Jan
9
11
95
89% Jhn
•
95'v
25
Jul)
Nov
3
18
12% Feb
6
3
27
18
Jan
8
10% Jim
24
12
2% Jun
17
22
Jan
8
9
19%
53 3/a
71
71
73%
75% v
28% Jan
t
73
71%
71%
"73%
74
72%
73%
90
90'
90
No par
*83/4
*83/4
8%
8%
8%
..10
11%
11%
11%
11'/a
*103/4
11%
1
*25/8
23/4
25/8
23/4
25/8
23/8:',
9%
9%
Child's
Cities
1
15% Feb
2
July
90
Sep
10
77
48% Dec
22
36% Jun
155
Apr
4
5
80
Dec
29
48% Feb
21
56% Sep
9
Feb
Jun
;
Feb
80
47% Jun
Jan
New
4%
Apr
C
'.—:
-2.
9
6
19
12
Jun
8
75
Jun
8
44% Mar 19
9
25% Apr
26% '
715/8
723/4
&
*25'/2
*25
27%
•
10 J/4
600
100
28
"
725/a
72'/a
72%
723/8
14,900
5,400
5
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18'/a
18%
18%
92
*91%
92%
92
92%
93
93
93%
93%
44
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
2,400
25%
26
25%
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26 %
26 VB
26%
8,000
83
4,000
17%
177/a
83%
83%
.
11%
*95%
100
31
Elec
83%
82%
,
12%
-12%
*95%
83
83%
*95
31
*115/8
31%
*313/8
16 Vb
16
16'/a
16%
16%
*16 %
179%
79%
79
79%
79%
80
79%
793/4
*78%
*37%
38%
38%
38
%
38%
38%
38%
38%
16
16%
16
*160
88
*83
88
49%
102%
*160
200
*83
88
/
500
31%
500
16%
793/4
280
38
38
500
*160
200
200
*83%
88
*83
700
12%
88
49%
50%
50 VB
503/a
50%
503/4
102%
50
49%
49%
*160
130
100
*96
31%j
31%
31%
*113/4
12%
100
*96
100
82%
83%,
82 3A
11%
11%
11%
100
31
31
*83
Cieve
Jun
25%
72
500
*9%
10 %
1,300
44
10
Co
•5%
8
100
27
71%
*160
26
4
27
73"
St Louis Ry Co com—100
C C
6
Jun
109 % Jan
273/8
noncumujnfcive preferred—100
Illuminating eom.No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
C
Apr
85
'53% Jail
16'
10%
300
23/4
*11
92
Corp__,—No par
Investing Co common.,
% % preferred 1—i
158'
10
10
1,000
11 Va
23/4
23/4
*9%
103/a
14,100
90%
83/4
85/s
11%
2%
200
75%
*90%
9
*107/8
3,000
3,000
•
8.50
City Products Corp.
5
75
90
73
*70
76%
*83/4
'
27%
-100
Milling Machine Co_u—10
Service
72%
75
90
90
90
72%
—
Financial
T
.
*70%
W
10
25
*.100
No par
City Stores Co: common.;
5
4'%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co new.
20
5
12
44% Jail
16
I
9
1
4,800
,
Electric—
&
common
preferred
Cincinnati
4
83 % Feb
Gas
Cincinnati
*89 %
.25
25
Copper
6
20% Jun
110
105% Mar 12
commons—i
CO—V-~~—
Chrysler Corp —'
—,'s.
Chile
2
16% Mar 18
9.
18
Mar 24
152
7
74% Jan
140
;
City
18
12
Cab
convertible' preferred
2
7
40% Dec
Co
5%
Jan
•
*70
9
33% July
»•' 4
100
Chicago Rock Is! & Pac RR—No par
5% conv preferred series A
.100
14% Jan
14% May 12
79 % Nov ;
Pac„_No par
&
Chickaslia Cotton '.Oil—
33% Mar
5,200
413/4
Mar 27
102
453/4
19%
95% Jan
19.
45%
535/8
1
10;
453/4
413/4
96% Jan
Jun
453/8.
53 % *
13 % Feb
30% Jun
22,300
20%
16
95
183/8
42
30% Feb
14
18%
53%
16
Oct
18 3/s
19%
22
102
21
Jan
92
800
18 Vs
41 %
35% Jail
% July
2,300
9%
18%
53%
Dec
11
15
*9'/a
41%
25
77% Jun
31%
15
1,100
1,000
9%
20
19
28
31
15%.
9
53%
91% Jun
30
31%
8,900
%
9
40 3/4
9
Dec
15
9
.
53%
70 Va Jun
Jan
14%
9
9
9r-
40%
30
14%
31%
145/8
14%
9
53%
Dec
114
89% Oct
31%
14%
32
14%
21
40%
1
51
31%
14%
*315/b
600
,215/e
533/4
37% Dec
31 y4 Jun
31%
21%,
31%
/
41
1
103
21'/a
53%
,
J/4 Jan
21%
18%
21'A
405/s
Chicago- Yellow
Jan
20%
24
:
45%
12
19% May
20%,
18%
19%
9% July
102
21
1,300
18 Va
24
183/4
193/e
25% July
1
94
21
18%
18%
24
19%
25
98
27
18 %
18%
,
193/4
24% Jun
68 y2 Feb
*23%
18%
193/4
'
39i
23%
18%
com__No par
Paul
series A noncum pfd
5%
Mar 12
13
5
,
18%
23%
18%
200
45
17% Jun
Nov
18s/a
23%
183/e
11,000
803/4
45
St
Milw
48% Jan
14
Nov
29%
18%
23%
300
37%
443/4
3% Feb
4 % Mar
18'/e
18%
28%
37 v ;
45
14% Feb
8% July
18%
24
28'A
*79%
81
445/8
9% Jan
Oct
10
;
65
8% Sep
30
371/8
175/s
76% M£iy 27
2% Oct
28%
36%
*79 Vs
81
18%
No par
___
Chic & North Western
28
13
*28 V*
36%
*79%
173/4
;
15 9
81% Jan
28%
35%
80%'
17%
2
Apr
24
*28%
36
'; 110
6
V 57c. preferred series-A„;
100
I Chicago Pneumatic Tool com.No par
■»
$3 convertible preference—No par
42% May 21
6i%
28%
80%
.
17Va
21% May 21
45.% Apr
28%
355/8
;
173/e
Cliic
49 % Jan
r
;
28%
36%
26%
f
18%
1
——
Class B
15
32% Feb
98
*5%
*
24
_40
—_
(The)
Corp
*
18j/4 Oct
15
A
'
18 y4 Feb
*39 y4
97
■6
1,100
27%
97
*5%
80'A
18
12 y4 Mar
,
27%
94%
5%
80%
80
24
27%
94%
*55/8
35%
20
26% Jan
7 v. Oct
27%
93%
5%
*28%
23
28 y2 Apr
*;
27
93%
'
23
21'/2July
20
263/4
*5%
Corp of Virginia;
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3'/a%T convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR colli—No par
Jun
27
263/4
93%
6
*55/tt
Manufacturing—
Dec
88
20
Vu July 22
*93
—No par
i.25
Cab
Chesapeake
3
16
263/4
94%
263/4
*
—
preferred—
$4.50
Checker
23% Dec
4
16% Feb
1
Common
15
92% Jun
17
5% Oct
28
l-
22
Jan
16
21
18
Jan
98
>
32
26 y2 Jun
Oct
Jan
July 24
% May '1
22
,
102%
102%
102%
101 %
2,700
102%
260
102
102%
*71
72%
*71
72%
*71
72%
*71
*42
103
43
*42
43
*42
43
*42
21
21
21%
21%
21 %
21
21%
2,200
'
65 y2 Jan
14
75
Dec
29
71
37 J/2 Jan
26
44
Sep
3
42
Pitts RR 1%
Cleveland &
Mar 23
gtd_,._5&
*71
72%
*42
43
Dec
9
36
Jail
2
43% Mar 20
Special guaranteed 4"/o. stock__50
Corporation new
1
Climax Molybdenum
;
No par
18% Mar 18
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
26% May 20
Clinton :Foods
81% Apr
91
3~9~%
1
29% May'
24
3
7
-
12
95
Jan
16
5
Feb
4
28 % Apr
5
129
Jun
78
Jan
2
117% Jun
13
4
87
95
2
Apr
24
13
27
22% Feb
7
8
17% Jun
10
27
53% Feb
Dec
12
55
Jan
55
20% Mar 17
10.
60
59 % Mar
,
66% Mar 24
67
6
Mar 24
38
Jan '
2
59
Nov
28
Jan
6
65% Mar 24
33
Jun
•
3
40 %• Feb
1
38% Jan
8
45% May 22
32 y4 Jun
•
38 % Jan
9
45% May 22
4
39% Feb
1
13% Oct
29
16% Jan
11
13
10% Dec
5
131/2 Jan
15
11% Jan
26
59% Mar
61% Apr
4
27% Aug 13
3
42% Jan
Nov
63
56% Jun- 11
20 % Jan
2
Nov
14
44% Jan
34 % Oct
20
38% Aug
17% Oct
27
30 V4 Jan
2
37
32% Jan
.
35 '/« Dec
15
5
Jan
Apr 27
29:
16% May 22
6
63% May 27
Jun
41
23 % July
51% Mar 17
If!
26% Mar 16
2
30
39% Jun
22
35 Vu Jan
7
11
34% Dec
31
32% Jun
46
11
31% Jun
18
Apr
Mar 25
37% Mar 17
34% Dec
31
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
31
32 Vb Jun
17'
37% Mar 16
8
3
Mar
10
10% Feb
18
6% Jun
30
23% Oct
28
28% Jan
2
23 % Apr
24
27% Jan
27
21 */2 Apr
19
25
2
22% Feb
10
24% Jan
15
6
31% Feb
7
27% Jun
10
31% Jan
30
1
12% Jan
25
7% Jun
16
11
Feb
25
19
34% Jun
10
40% Feb
4
109% Mar 27
103 % Jun
2
109 % Jan
5
39'/8.Nov
32% July 18
xl06% Jan
2
3%
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*3'/4
33/8
1,200
31%
31%
31 Va
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
2,200
preferred —————100
preferred—100
Coca-Cola Co (The)—
No par
*129
Corp...No par
*129
*840
cumulative 2nd
InternatT
Columbia
common—No par
Pictures
preferred-No par
Carbon Co
No par
$4.25 cumulative
Columbian
Columbus
&
Combustion
2
22% Jan
27
17
35% Dec
7% May
3,700
89%
110%
*840
42%
42%
42%
130
130
130
85%
*129%
;
109 %
42%
43
<
10
86
100
110%
109%.
111
1,500
*840
*840
*840
42%
130
*84 %
86
*84%
110%
85%
110
43 Va
43%
43%
1
43%
84
1,400
100
*82
83
83%
83
83
83
83
*82
*17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
*18 Va
185/»
300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
2,500
60%
63%
63%
61%
62%
60%
60%
*60
60
150
61 %
62%
62%.
62%
62%
*62%
62%
*62%
62%
200
62
64
63%
64
63
63
*62
63
*62
633/4
220
43%
43%
*43 Va
43%
43 Ve
43%
43
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
13%.
13
13%
13
15
*63
43%
12%
,
431/4
1,700
43
43
1,000
13
23,000
15%
16,400
13
13
13'/a
153/4
13%
153/4
16
15%
16
60
60
60%
*60 V*
43%
43%
43%
433/4
14%
60 %
433%
43%
*43
60
15
60%
60
61
.
43%
43%
43%
43%
15%
*60
61
170
433/4
44
44
1,900
23%
4,500
3,200
61
23%
23%
23%
23%
43
43 %
43%
43%
44
44
44%
44
44%
33%
32%
33
32%
323/4
323/4
33
32%
33'/4
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6,300
34
34%
"34 %
34 3/8
34%
34%
34%
343A
13,100
34%
343/4
345/8
3,900
34%
3,900
*65/s
63/4
900
*24,'/a
243/B
1,600
23%
23%
23%
34'%
34
25
r—25
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
343/8
*32%
325/a
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
345/s
Publishing Co—No par
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
65/8
6%
345/8
6 3/4
24%
24V*
24%
24%
24%
24%
conv
Edison Co com—25
preferred
preferred-J
Corp
2
Of N Y
Consol Edison
$5
*129
85%
109%
32%
Solvents
Nast
Mills
130
*84%
43
—10
Congoleuin-Nairn
Inc—
:
No par
Consolidated Cigar
No par
Consolidated COppermines Corp—5
Cone
85%"
110
560
23%
$1.32. convertible
$1.40
109%
.31%
Southern Ohio Elec—5
Engineering Inc.No par
Co
10
Credit
Commonwealth
Conde
130
*84%
32
3%.
23%
Commercial
14
July
16,300
253/e
893/4
Commercial
26
Nov
41 %
24%
89%
6
38% Jan
6% Dec
27
40%
25%
89%
Coca-Cola
24% Feb
18
40
25%
89%
Colgate-Pulmolive-Peet com..No par
$3,50
preferred..
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp.*.*—No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron...——No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4% noncumu'lative 1st pfd
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—*100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
Class B
:
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
89% Jan
16
383/i
25%
89%
2
8
Jan
39%
25%
89%
6
16
Jan
.
39
•25%
89%
47% Jan
Jun
2
39%
25 Va
90
4%
20
80
22% July
38%
25%
7%
4
9
15
39%
8.9%
10
42% Jun
Oct
17
41
125% Feb
875;
7
W—W
43
'
19
May
20%
25%
conv
Jan
Jan
17% Jun
17% Oct
39
47% Dec
23
Jan
Jail
87
2
109% July
874
40% Jun
134'
'
21
39%
cum
Clopay
32% May 25
6
24
4
88
20%
fnc common.—.—1
preferred
100
4%%
23
3% Jun
Feb
3
Jan
102
89% Jun
2
32 % Jan
1
Dec-
75
18
136 '/2 Aug
22
24% Oct
130 % Jan
Clevite
Corp —,
:——.1
Cluett Peabody & Co com....No par
Jan
6% Jan
3
3% Oct
15
72%
com—No par
No par
preferred
24
23%
*
23%.
23%
23%
233/4
*23%
28
28
27%
27s/8
*273/4
-
8
28
28
500
8
28
235/s
8
2,000
7%
8
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
37%
38 VB
38 %
106%
7%
106 %
106%'
106%
107
106%
106%
106 3/8
8
8
37%106%
8
8
400
23%
233/4
28%
*23%
*28
24
3,700
38%
9,200
107
1,500
25
10,000
1
Consolidated
25% Oct
Feb
106
97% Jan
27,
19
Apr" 22
13
27% Dec
23
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
27% Sep
8
9% Oct
15
Mar 24
113
Nov
,
31
25
105% July 15
23% Jun
100
.Jun
91
14
Jun
July
Jan
5
15
110% Jan
7
10
102
3
16% Jan 18
11% Jan 23
11
Jan
5
64% Feb
4
48% Jun
16
39% Dec
.
12
11
.
Apr
1
.
5
10% Jan
10% Jan
6
6
22% Feb
3r
9'
Feb
12'/a Jan
14
23
16% Jun
12
6'
35% Apr
2
110
109% Nov
2
43% Dec
31% May
99
Jan. 17
,
May 16
26
31*
103 y2 Feb
8
2
38 % Jan
38% Dec
3
24 :
20
20% Dec
Jan
Jan
16
2
102
58
7% Feb
15
102% Jan
16% Apr
13% Apr 27*
26 % Jun
Jan
|34%
.
Mar 26
'
,16% Apr
9
28
10
99
10
23
Jun 19
99% Jun
18
36
17
93
Jun
Jun
23
38% May 18
109% Jan
8-
108% Feb"
5
45
Jan
102% Feb
30
11.
16% Juni
12
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
25% May 21
89% Dec
18
96
Feb
7
90% Jan
2
95% Jun
55% July
41% Aug 19
48% Dec
31
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep 16
117
Feb
8
92
Jan
For footnotes
-
see
page* 22.
45 % Jan 13
87
May 20
16
112% Jan
4*
3
97% Jan
8*
126% July
3
Gas
Elec
Light &
Power Co of Bait com—No par
Preferred 4 %% series B
.100
Preferred \"/& series C.
—100Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Ciorp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas/
.15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd.;
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50; preferred—
No par
$4.52 preferred
i
Nb par
Container Corp of America com—10
4% preferred.!
.1
.100
Continental,Baking Go Com—No-par
*5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc-common——20
$3.75 ' preferred!
No par
$4.25 conv 2nd preferred_.No par
24%
24%'
*102%
103%
24%
24%
103
103
*92
94
*92
'
14%
14%
14%
11%
12
12
50
50%
50%.
*23
*23
26%
7%-
*7%
7%
X9 %
9%;
*9%
24%
103
'*92
94
14
14%
*11%
'12
50%
50'/a
*23
26
7%
7%
9%
9%
)
26%
"
.
500
9%
9%
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11
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18
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3
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67
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68% Apr
16
81% Nov
26
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30
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28
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10
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52
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3
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13
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10
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16
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22% Mar 21
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Jan
93
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1
Jun
70
18
Apr
1
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16
67% Feb
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28
Convertible
30
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15
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10
43
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23
95
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8
13
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2
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22
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19
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19
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8
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6
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2
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3
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12
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31
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18
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2
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Dunhill International
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27 %■
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14
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Jun
63
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63
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14
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26
20
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26
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20
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15
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1
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48
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10
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22
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32
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26
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30
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30
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16
4
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13
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13%
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26
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39
13%
20
28% Mar 27
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9
40
24'A
,
14% May 25
13% Feb
4
19%
9
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87
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87
50
preferred-
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87
13.50
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33%
14%
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33%
40%
9%
10
Delaware
Co
9
40%
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common
preferred
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ctfs for
19%
1
7%
,
87
100
60
84 % Aug 25
47
Nov 25
200
53%
17% Jun
11
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7
33%
11
80% Jun
89
7
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12% May 13
8
34
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7
14%
24
Aug 13
65% July 1
26% Apr
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89
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3
200
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16
27
400
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30
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:
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7
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Jan
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8
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28
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6%
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14%
Detroit Steel
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Jan
24%
\
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89
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52 % Mar 31
200
34
Escrow
18
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200
1,000
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53%
6
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28%
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•
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10,
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14
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31
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Nov
74
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35%
82
23 :
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195
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2.50
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30
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„
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36
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53
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30
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10
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112
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91
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10
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95%
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91
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110'A
,
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27'A
27
27%
54,500
1,600
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10
57
Jun
10
42
Feb
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10
27
52
Nov
19
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43%
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44'A
44%
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51% Jan
5
10
49
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9
47% Apr
43% Jun
23
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50
48 3A
49"
49
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48% Jan
5
45
45
45
45%
4 5'/a
45'A
45'A
45%
45%
800
6
So
45
0% Jan
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
48%
4
10% May 15
DWG
9%
9%
9'A
9%
*9%
9%
1,200
23% Mar 11
Eagle-Plcher
8% Apr
26
10% Jan
7
Apr 27
19
Apr
30
25
28
18% Jun
10
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
22% Jun
9
14
25% Jan
18
14% Jun
5
16% Jan
21
12% Jun
.Jan 21
41% Jun
16% Nov
12 % Oct
16
41% Oct 30
158
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
15% Jan
2
82 % Nov
6
16% Feb
23
97
25
Apr
48
Jan
171 %
July 10
47% Dec
18
158% Apr
9
39
July
July 15
Apr 29
83
23
Dec
20 % Jun
102
Jan
14
Sep
89
16% Jan
29
.
89
July
48,
28% Jan
10
15 % Mar 17
Eastern
Stainless Steel
16
47
Apr
21
Eastman
169
Jan
22
2
48% Jan
30
5
25% Mar 25
27
1
94
Feb
23 % Jan
5
102
Feb
11
24
17
15
13% Jun
10
17% Feb
43% Jun
17
57
20
22
43% Mar 18
29% July
16% Mar 19
11% Jun
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
31
Oct
2% Apr
16
32% Dec
30
26% Jun
51% Jan
18
49
56% Dec 26
15
38% Jun
16
13% Nov
12
17% Jan
29
11% Jun
20
19% Jan
26
2
May
94% Apr
20% Jan
2
5% Feb
6
17% Jan
9
2
3
15% Apr 14
26 % Dec
3
30% Jun 27
101 % Sep 18
23% Dec 31
7% Jun 18
11
11
3
18
2% Apr
37% Jan
/3
15
9
Jan
26
33% Feb
4
50% Jnn
B
5%
60 % Feb
4
5%
37% Jan
8
16
El
Paso
16
18% Mar
2
Emerson
19
14
Jan
8
Emerson
21 % Jun
17
26% Feb
19
26 % July
29% Feb
0
92% May
99
20% Jun
24% Mar 12
6% Jun
24
Dec
31
Nov
24
70 % Jun
7% Jan
68% Jun
73
Mar 13
18% Jun
22% Jan
74 % Feb
is
74
Anr
30
5
8
21
T60
162%
-160%
40
40%
*13
162%
163
*22%
22%
39%
100
*82 Va
84
21%
21%
92
92
*92
14%
*14%
15
44%
43%
44
100
1
*14%
22%
22
95
21%
*92
14%
*161V2
Mfg
161
-90
4,600
39
39%
39%
40
21%
213/4
21%
21%
84
*83
84
*22 y8
22
800
20
*83
'?
83
.
600
17,100
162
40
22%
*22%
22%
95
*92
95
*92
14%
*14%
44%
44 V2
143/4
14%
45
45
95
1,000
10
'
300
143/4
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
1%
600
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
2,000
15
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
400
'27%
27%
I
I10
443/8
1,200
45
27
27 %
51
*50 %
51 Va
*5 tr
51'A
*49
50
*49
50
*49
50
27%
*27
27%
800
49%
49%
*50%
51%
400
*50 va
27
27 V»
51
50
3
Pittsburgh RR Co—
162%
300
13%
42 %
44%
51%
*49
50
33%
323/4
6,700
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
II4
Co
preferred series A_.
42%
Is
Phonograph
preferred
*13
No par
Gas
&
13'A
42%
21%'
;
83
22
*83
%
163
21%
84
21%
13%
42
13%
42
41%
40'A
40
1
J!.50
common
Erie RR common
5%
6,500
15%
13%
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie &
600
23%
15Va
42%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
153/4
15%
15%
900
5
11%
11%
11%
11'A
xll%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
5,100
22
22
21%
22
22%
22'A
•21%
22%
*21%
22 %
400
26%
26%
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common..25
4%
19%
23%
15
50
Electric
Radio
19%
24%
15
13%
preferred
Natural
15% Jun
10% Jun
19%
23%
41%
preference
2nd
*19%
14%
13%
Storage Battery
conv
19%
2[4%
14%
42 Va
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott Co common
16
18 %
24
15
41%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
11
19%
24%
*13%
4%%
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
Electric
19'
5
2
80
140
49 %
24%
*14%
10
inn
Co
9%
Corp
preferred
Products
15
9%
common
Manufacturing Co.
4%%
Ekco
18
31% Jun
24%
*14%
Edison Bros Stores Inc
common
Jun
23% Nov
Mar 12
19%
24%
IIUHo
preferred
Eaton
49% Jun
70
62% Jan
61 % Jan
1% Jun
6%
20
2
55% Dec 31
1% Jun
19%
;
Co
9%
1
Corp
12% Mar 11
10% Nov 24
24% Apr 15
Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
Kodak
9%
0
Eastern
May 26
34% Oct
Corp
19% Mar 27
44% Jan
24
8
Cigar
*43
100
26%
*94
20%
8 50
'_1
No par
100
5P
'
6%
26%
95
21
6%
27
26%
26%
95
94%
94 %
94
96
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
21 Va
6%
6%
x6 %
6%
*94
1
19%
20
19%
69
69
*68%
69%
73
*68%
73
*26%
*68%
20
20
20%
*69
-
69 Va
*68%
73
;
.
26%
1,700
6%
20%
70
97
21%
6%
6%
20%
20%
20%
69'A
69%
*68%
73
'
26%
97
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33%
21%
-
!
99
70%
,
180
4,800
94%
*97
.
e
61%
80
j
*93%
164-
4%
<
200
1,000
1
1
2
8% Jun
26%-
27%
preferred
11
28% Oct
*70
convertible
16
19% Jun
29
j
Jan
37
26 '
1%
*87
90%
14% ,14%
,99
70
,
79
22
i
61%
79%
164
4%
*1%
1%
29
*87
70%
164
100
Jan
9% Jan
28%
88 Va
_
97% Feb
63% Jan
Apr
_
92
16
*1%
,
*3%
29%
common
92
16
43
common
3
Apr
1%
29%
70%
Xl6'3
4
? so
preferred series A
28
Oct
70%
104%
3%
-
.
'14%
*35 Va
Apr
8
70%
164'A
4Va
..
14%
pfd
Jun
39
70
164%
4\
—.
83
19
*97
1
82'A May 28
99% Jun
99
164%
IOO
86
96% Jun
21
*97
51;
*21%
943/4;
60
51%
|
51
,61%
79
300
Daystroin Inc
24
Jan
99
24%,
7,700
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
14
Mar 16
19
92% Jan
*97
1
Com
3 J/4 %
13% Apr
88
99
88%
common
*61%
•
78%
57
*50%
<
22%.
*93%
*iw
A
Davega Stores Corp
33 % Feb
85% Jan
Dana
62
94%
77
No par
S
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
8
8% Mar 17
Jan
58% Aug 13
May 15
40% Mar 25
11
6% Jun
61 %
*93%
77;
No par
35
39% Dec
62
94%
No par
131
2
21%
'
9
22
22
76%
•
16
July 23
51
*93%
5
Dec
Jan
51%
763A
69%
,100
132% Dec
7% Dec
24%
*50%
*50%
93%
*97
new
preferred
Class
21%
61%
24%
50%
76%
I
90
61 Va
24%
51
50%
93%
.1
common
2
32
21%
21%
<
21%
51%
51
28%
Inc
Jan
27% Mar 20
24%
*50%
*50%
*50%
21%
-2
Cbnningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common—
$7
24%
51%
51
100
preferred
Press
24
44
24'A
21 %
51
Cuban-American Sugar common..10
7% preferred
100
10
3
1,100
24'A
*50%
1
pfd
Sep
19
'32% Mar
24%
24
50
No par
24 %
129% Jan
3,200
81
6
2
22%
22
4
9% Feb
22%
—1
;
24
16
22%
Corp
Corp com
21
7% Jun
21%
5
common.
1
23% Feb
300
21 %
18%
24%
(The).
7
57% Feb
21%
24%
.25
Jan
Jun
*18%
_
10
-
56%
18%
50
54% Dec
7% Apr
57%
aeries
preferred
% '/o
56
700
24%
*21%
4
3,800
56%
91%
18%
100
Zellerbach
Cuneo
3,500
9%
*24%
*79%
'
73%'
9%
19
common
6%
73%
9%
24%
1
RR
72%
9 %
*18%
Cuba
8
71%
%
9
*24
series at 1947.100
preferred
$4.20
71%
11%
19
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5%
convertible preferred.
ICO
Mar 17
12% Mar 19
16
94 % Jan
8
64
19
51
29
18
8% May 21
23
28% Jun
Jan
33% Jan
7
8% Jun
12
Jan
Jun
103
16
58 % Jan
•
8 % Mar 20
20
May 18
27% Jun
16
Dec
32
24
;
*18%
11%
24%
preferred
$2
55%
11
9%
55%
11
55%
9 Va
56
11%
70%
21 vb
Inc
Crown
1,900
*10%
24 Va
IOO
Crown Cork & Seal
2
99% Jan
'
5%
Cream of Wheat Corp
9
15% Mar
Shares
8%
18'%
19
3%% preferredCreameries of America.
15
26% Jun
-12% Oct
*32% Nov
8%
*18
21
preferred
Co
8%
18%
24%
common
Electric
pfd 3%%
Crane
21
5
3
Co
Coty Internation Corp
2
Jan
12
12
7%
11
71%
8%
*18
21
Products Refining etnuBonJS
Coty
3
25% Jan
4
24% Jun
Mar 31
87% Jun
May 22
97
9
161
10%
8%
18%
*18%
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
20
Corning Glass Works common-.
5
25
Jun
8%
•18
the Week
*24
Corn
98
July 3
5
_14
common-
series
Dubilier
Friday
July 2
18%
9%
Sales far
Thursday
No p«ur
Corp
Corp
pref
6%
9 Va
55 Va
PRICES
July 1
71
71%
SALE
Wednesday
8%
*18
11%
70%
5
Co
Steel
Jan
1% Oct
Jan
Range
55% Jan
52
3% Jun
166
*10%
10
Delaware
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
Copper
96% Jan
93% May 21
93 % Jun
178
65% Feb
2
23
1
Sep 23-
73
10
58
9
87 % Jan
99% Apr
23
Jan
19
19% Jan
20
5
16
66% Nov
93
6
50% Jun
Dec
44
•
Continental
27
25
8%
18%
1
of
8%
*18
5
Motors
Continental
HIGH
June 30
8%
25
Fibre
AND
Tuesday
June 29
2
com
preferred
Continental
9
22
28
Cop & Steel Ind
convertible
11 % Mar 25
18% Oct
•
5%
62% Jan
25% Dec
1914 Oct
Monday
Par
Insurance
15% Feb
17
Continental
30
18% Jun
17
Nov
STOCK
10% Mar 17
15
11
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
10
8
21
16% Feb
Highest
Jun
10% Jan
7% Nov
NEW
Range Since Jau. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Continued—Pate 4
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
CD' CO
69%
73
4,400
1
700
<
5,200
900
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5235...
Volume 178
(63)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
.
Year 1932
NEW
Rnft Since Jan. 1
La west
Highest
LlTtllt
:
6% July
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Eureka
1
7% Dec
2
3
0% Mar
3
6
IS Va Mar
4
ll
Jab
13
147a Mar
9
Evans
11
Jan
22
13% Oct
2
*13
>J&n
13
4
Ever sharp
44
May 17
65% Dec
3
48
Jun
16
16% May
5974 Mar
4
IB
2
Jan
J
23% Jan
12
6% May
.
HIGH
Sale* far
PKICE8
Wednesday
Thursday
July 2
the Week
Friday
July 1
July 3
June 80
June 29
SALE
Sharc3
5
.7%
7 V4
*7%
7%
77a
774
5
*11%
12'A
*11%
12%
*1174
12'A
12
12
12
12
1
15%
157a
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3
*49%
50
4974
50
*49%
50%
600
2.50
2%
2%
2%
400
No par
,.*25%
26'%
26%
3%
7,700
Ex-Cello Corp
3% Feb
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
10% Nov
•
»
STOCKS
for Previous
Williams Corp
Products
Co
Inc
,
15
50
*49%
50
50
.
7
•
7
6%
774
3,300
200
1,300
'
1% Deo
„
16
,
2% Jan
26
Exchange Buffet Corp.
3
28% Mar 20
Fairbanks
12
7% NOT
12
7% Jan
2
10% Mar 25
Falrchlld Engine <fc Airplane Corp.l
29
23% Jan
11
20% Feb
18
22% May 11
Fajardo Sugar Co
12% Jan
3
16% Jan
29
14% Jun
5
15% Jan
2
15% Jun
17
10
7
,
19% Jun
4'
Falstaff
16% Mar 24
'
Morse
Co
2T% Jan
Sep
30% Sep
ai%oct 2»
&
Brewing Corp
26'A
8%
—20
—
*2%
274
*25%
26'A
2%
,,
8%
8%
21 %
*21
16
16
*15%
*21
,
1
16%
16 'A
16
16
16%
16%
67% Dec
3
48% Jun
24
67
Jan
14
*48%
49%
*48'A
49'A
30% Dec
23
25% Feb
19
34% Apr
14
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp__No par
28'%
29'A
28%
28%
16% Dec
-0
14
Jun
10
18
15
15'A
15 Va
15'A
Dec
0
titt
% J&ti
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5% conv cum pfd ser A
1
6% Dec
2
16
26% NOT
3
-Dec
26
60
19
4% May
34% Dec
47
37% Feb 21
100
166
3
19
16% Jan
25% NOT
7
38% Apr
2
68% Mar
3
83% NOT 20
50
l
Jan
104
12
27% Sep
1
28
105
Jun
10
l/H % JttU
16
86% Jan
5
8
16 Va Apr
6
Jun
9
75 V* Jan
6
41
106% Jan
8
May
10% Jun
46
27'A Jun
16
96
24
7
24% Sep
3
5,7% Mar
7
24% Dec
18
21 % Jun
25% Jan
25
34% NOT
10
31% Jun
3
Dec
31
18 y8 Jan
29
14% Oct
16
23% Jan
30
13% Jun
32
9
13% Jun
Apr
19% July
19% Apr
18
24% Deo
31
22% Feb
82% Jan
10
00% Deo
11
93
38% Oct
29
56% Jan 28
Firth
r «o
$4
) i
24% Feb 27
10
2h^4 Mar 17
38 V* Mar 13
Power
&
17% Jan
6
11
26'A Jun
3
Food
90
16
33% Jun
Jan
5
43% Jan
103
Food
2
Inc
23%
23%
33
*25
convertible
3%%
17% NOT
17
15% Jun
23
23 % Jan
20
19
10
29
13% Apr
15
Francisco
13
Franklin Stores Corp
30
10% Jun
10
lava
14
40% Feb
20
51% Mar 17
10
t*ir.
22% Apr
4
27% Aug 11
22% July
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
78% Jan
10
•% Deo
5% Jun
lit
47#
$
Jan
Gabriel
8% Jan
4
19% Deo
IB
Jun
10
20% Jan
28
Galr
• % Jan
8
7% Jan
2
8% Apr
13
Gamble-Skogmo
17
2
7% Mar
36
Apr
16
39% Sep
5
36% Apr
1
1«
May 18
26% Dec
31
20% Jun
10
32% Nor
17
I
Gamewell
27
Jun
9
33% Jan
20
Garrett
5% Jun
15
7% Mar 12
5
37 ya Mar 12
•
25
8% Jan
22
41 % Jan
22
32 'A Jun
33% Jun
Industries
14% Mar 18
General
Baking
28
142
July
1
13
9% Jun
159
Feb
18% Au« 14
11% Nor 28
13
17% Jan
11
Feb
155
$8
Mar 24
I
14
Jan
74
Jan
8
79
May
70
10
33
Dec
22
May 6
31% Jun 24
78
Jun
20% Dec
18
16% Jun
19% Jan
2
129% Apr
2
16% May 23
9
121
Jun
9
124% Dec
1
24% Jan
10
45% Deo
19
31% Jun
14
48% Dec
19
35% Jun
54% Feb
20
66% Apr
8
50% Jun
23
56
60
Jan
3
96% May 22
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
6% Jun
5
11% Deo
60% Deo
10y8 Jun
12
20
9
preferred
;
2nd preferred
2
18%
7%
7'/a
*37%
37%
118
Jan
2
105
Apr
18
60
Feb
21
110% Jan
11
*94% Jan
JHI1
2
i>%
7%
Jun
16
69% Feb
123% Jan
5
22
3
99% Jan
14
23
Jun
9
25% Feb
B
NOT 24
44% Jun
16
64% Mar 30
21% Jan
21
27% Mar 23
3% Jun
9
10
9
36
23% Jun
I
Dec 29
11% Sap
29% July
4% Jan
29
10
1
37%
37%
37%
37%.
21'/a
22'A
2274
2274
26
26%
26'/a
26%
*25%
26 y»
26
2574
I *5%
5%
5%
33%
*31%
*32
11%
3
Dec
2
20% Jun
16
25% Feb
36% Feb
21
45% Dec
17
43% Jan
19
26%
26%
*26%
26%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
99
98 %
98%
98%
98%
9874
9874
290
67%
67%
68
67 %
67%
6774
68%
2,300
13%
13%
13%
1374
13%
13%
1374
13%
2.400
*143
26%
144
104% Jan
7
29% Jan
25
89% July
19 %
*18%
19%
11%
11%
11 %
2
35% Dec
4
34% jan
27% Jun
10
27% Jun
40
6
9
27
Dec
22
35% Jan
2
72
*72
73%
130
32%
*32 %
33%
*32%
3 3'A
300
16%
16%
16%
16%
*1674
17
500
*121
*120
122%
!
70%
33%
3374
1,900
37
37%
37%
800
72%
17,200
9%,
»
90
100
Jan
26
102% Jan
11%
"11%
11%
55%
55%
55 %
55%
13
81
Jan
89
3
71% Dec
31
31
14% NOT
3
Mar 10
77% Feb
9
80
Feb
Jun
22
12% Jun
5
34% Sep 25
34%
3
70
18
23% Jan
10
30% Jan
:
Apr
85
99% Oct 28
26
32% Jan
23
40
2
96% Jun
"14%'Feb
18% Jun 30
*86
Apr
13
Jan
23
70% Dec 30
18
.
17
Jun
Dee
79% Apr
1
59%
5974
59%
60%
5974
116%
xll5%
11574
115%
93%
93%
23%
23%
23%
2374
23%
23%
47%
47%
*46%
47%
4674
4674
22
22%
22%
32% Oct 27
<
7% Sep
8% Jan
f
138
18
NOT 24
*29%
18% May 22
12
Jun
24
19
62% Jun
10
80% Jan
Mar
24
24
47
4674
47%
22%
22%
22%
374
.
374
24%
2974
3%
25
25
29 74'
*30
400
600
1,000
2,200
3%
10,800
25%
25,900
99 %
*9774
99%
180
11%
11%
*1174
11%
600
3
General
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2174
2174
800
*47%
47%
*47%
47%
47
47
47
47
47
47
*89
89%
*88%
89%
89%
89%
89 %
89%
89%
89%
50
39%
39%
40
3974
39%
12,300
28
27%
27%
General Shoe
Gen
6
15
1
100
—
Steel
Corp
Casting
$6
—1
pfd—No par
20
38 %
General Time Corp common—No p&r
4'A% preferred
100
General Tire & Rubber com—2.50
*27%
General Telephone
2
15
0
77% Dec 30
1,000
24
*97%
12
15% Oct 27
28,800
94%
1174
38% Mar 20
55% Feb 20
60%
115%
*93
11%
21% Jan
Apr
29'A
No par
5974
11574
60%
116
11%
**81% Jan
8% Jan
29%
24%
160
300
22%
3%
24'%
116
110%
4674
24%
5
116
110%
98
10
135
3%
24%
116
114
29%
30
2
374
24%
,
6,400
11%
16% Mar 25
30
3%
24%
3,300
r
*23%
22%
3%
1174
56
98
13
7% Jan
22%
22%
100
1174
5574
11%*;
;l
55%
29%
30% Jun
130% Jun
'
90
93
93
93
x93
'
& Utilities
10c
Refractories ——No par
.
.
4'A%
Corp.—-
preferred
preferred
3%%
100
100
1
-
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.,
*99
$5
convertible
*80
20
8
82
72
*70%
72
*70%
12%
13
12%
13
37%
37%
12%
12%
37%
37%
par
81
•
•
37%
9774
1474
14%
81
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80%
80%
2.50
14%
14%
14%
31%
32
30%
31
I
1
8
8
7%
774
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co——100
♦130
134
130%
130%
Goebel
*14%
1474
(The) commonj—No par
-
Brewing
5
Goodall-Sanford
7
Goodrich
Co
Co—
31%
7%
*130
13%
-10
F)
1474
31%
13%
13%
13%
1274
67
10
Inc
(B
■
3774
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14%
14%
14%
..
■
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103'/a
400
1,700
28
100
103%
28%
28%
8174
8174
82
72
*71%
72
13%
,
13%
28%
1,900
230
1374
6,900
3,200
*
98
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98
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13 '
72
28%
"
3074
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28%
81
*70'/a
,
*99
.
28%
80
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Corp_
103%
28%
82
■14%
No
*99
103%
28%
5
Harvester
Glldden Co
*99
103%
*27%
28
*27%
28
:
*80
*94%
preferred:..'—
$4.50
Gleaner
:
39 %
39 %
38%
38'%
0
preference—Na par
Gitnbel Brothers common-;
,
,1;
99
*97
28%
*28 %
Co common———1
(The)
Gillette
-
124% May 24
*110 %
1,500
3,900
•: *89%
11%
14% Jun
•
1
42% Jan 24
111
974
53%
.
98
May 11
100% Apr
116
116
111
111%
116%
'
63% Apr 22
<14% Not 14
*115%
116
55%
974
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/,
i
30 %
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74% Apr
18% Jan
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*110
90
1174
,
V
■
54
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90
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72%
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••'53 %
11%
3
24% Oct
974 y
97a
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52%
72 %
72%
72
71%
9%
53%
94
3%
130
3374
37
'<11%
60%
123
33«A
37%
71%
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116%
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33%
37
9%
12' -l'1
121 'A
33%
38
52%
89''4
-'
121
122%
34
33%
*37
dw
72
73%
97
May 20
11% Feb
3,200
32%
*72
__1
Public Utilities Corp
200
12
16%
9%
60
-10c
100
19
1174
73
__1
Corp
143
1874
11%
32
54
*93%
Service—,!
3,300
16%
*
Advertising-No par
143
2,300
19
11%
71%
9%
52
5
143
*18%
11%
34 %
116%
preferred
5%
Apr 23
96% Mar 16
1
143
143
142
*18%
38%
70%
No par
General Railway Signal com
51
23
Jun
*26%
800
General Realty
May 22
Apr
62
3274
9
16
98
13
20% Jun
*31%
67%
116 1
111%
Portland Cement Co
General
!, 3274
1,300
73
115%
Eqp
*3174
300
5%
26
32
*109%
Precision
*574
23%
'55%
General
25%
6
26%
122 %
33%
No par
General Public
26
17'
55%
series
1,000
2674
74
*37
Xl2
600
22%
32%
74
.
37 %
6
574
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33
37'A
*26
26%
5%
300
*22'A
,
33
*25%
5%
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11%
*31%
.1
General
5
1,700
26
No par
preferred
$3.75
l',700
7%
21%
100
preferred—100
preferred
convertible
Preferred
18%
7%
37%
89
Corp-
common-
General Outdoor
Mar 20
37% Jan
93
May 11
10% Jan
2
4
$5
.
5%
18%
*20%
i—1
General Motors Corp common-
4
2
*5%
7%
*25%
26 %
50
78
5%
*37%
26
700
2,700
18'A
•
7%
21 %
20%
No pax
3%%
Jan 14
Jun
29
27% Dec
3
Jan
119
24% Ang 29
4% Deo
8
3% Feb 20
8% Jan
58
1*4%
92
50
16% May 14
25
11
Mills
General
24% Aug 15
20
20% Jan
22
Jun
9
18
18%
*7%
22%
*77'%
26
com——No par
General Instrument
Jan
112% Jun
100% Dec
2
34% Feb
113% Jun
0
69% Deo 30
125% Dec
3
Jan
20
Deo
17
106
125% July 28
120
Jun
23%
78
5%
574
5%
18
'
52
22%
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78
*25
No par
14% Mar 19
*77%
5%
18%
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Co
Corp
01
9
*5%
7%
*120
conv
$3.50 preferred
.
5%
18%
7%
common—3
Corp
cum
Electric
78
18 Va
100
($2
General Foods
'
*77%
*5%
•
50
preferred
Preferred
26
7,900
17
General Dynamics
May 11
23'A
100
General
9% Jun
53% Dec
23 %
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
General Finance Corp.—
22
18
23%
No par
75% May 22
31
11% Dee
Apr
52% Oct
Corp
11% Feb
72% Dec
4
41
7% Jan
Co
conv
7%
48% Mar 24
Jan
1st
4%
General
46% Mar 24
37% Jan
Corp
Investors
Cable Corp com
4%
8
35% Mar 25
23%
50
preferred
General
23%
78
1
com
preferred
Container
American
General Bronze
Mar 25
*29
Inc
$4.50 preferred
22% Mar 17
1
24%
19%
7
27
800
23%
78
143%
Jan
Not
10%
*18%
13
15% Feb
11
44%
*10'A
142%
31
149
11
44%
10%
5
13% Deo
Apr
11
44%
No par
17
11
500
10 %
13%
Amer
10%
11
13%
General
160
16'A
*10'A
44%
common—___5
73% May 12
10%
11'A
67'%
19
*10 %
44%
10%
67%
59 V4 Jan
*10'/a
280
1,200
44'A
Transportation—.^—5
11
16
*10%
98 %
63% Dec
16%
4,100
89'A
*10'A
23%
0
51% Jan
*16'A
10%
16
37'A
87 '
*86
10%
26 %
General
6
89 'A
37%
:
11'A
98%
B
104% Feb
83'A
44%
25%
27% Jan
24
U
86%
89'A
■'
10%
*23%
Gaylord
16
98'A Jun
37%
86
.
44'A
100
29 % Mar 24
22% Jun
14
37
37%
*10%
1.66%
25
27
2,400
96
10%
com—1
23
Jun
31
1,300
26
*94
16
37%
10%
15%
25%
V,
96
2
Co
convertible
4%%
26
*94
96
35
15%
11'/a
No par
—5
(The)
Corp
Wood
109% Oct
21
July
Jan
Gar
3,500
25%
25%
25%
16'A
16
5
50
preferred
Gardner-Denver
Jun
33 Va
*25
15%
44 %
1
common
(The)
28% Jan
24
*89'A
1
coriimon
Inc
10
13
34% Dec
15
26% Feb
115
Co
33 Va
..."
32 %r
15%
110
11
1
common
(Robert)
Inc
convertible
5%
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
Co
Co
3
24% Oct
102
.
Co
(The)
30
4,700
44%
100
May 13
23%
*10'A
1
preferred
6% May 13
1,000
23%
10
Freeport Sulphur Co
18% May 21
27% Mar 24
19%
V.
50
1
13% Sep
46
23
2
2,600
96'%
19%
34'A'
86
*10'/a
27%
96'/a
33%
15'A
90%
10'/«
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96%
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32 %
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10
27%
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%
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Co
1,100
33%
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16%
800
11%
23%
90%
16%
44 Va
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23'A
86%
90
*44'A
11%:
23 %
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3,300
2,600
44%
20
14%
15'%
62
15'A
102 'A
19%
37'A
86
2,800
60%
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36%
37
86
90
73%
102'A
44%
■
12
86
36%
800
27%
45%. ••
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96
21'%
1
20'A
25%
10
13% Dec
Mar 25
25%
96
100
preferred
35% May 20
75
25%
100
■21%
62
*102'A
27%
14%
*25%
11 Va
103
61
61%
103
23'A
32%
120
94%
*10%
'73'A
96%
33
*14%
_10
Foster-Wheeler Corp
12
24% July
1
19
Feb 18
q
32%
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15 '
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73%
27'A
23%
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1
72%
15
6,400
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.
1
33%
23'/a
33%
21%
96%
32%
,
10%;,
15
42
41%
300
"
94%'
*19%
20'A
*14%
of '51—15
preferred
Apr
27%
97
*19%
100
3%%
12
Sugar
27'A
97
20
Machinery & Chem Corp
27
May 15
102'A
97%
common.
ser
Jan
Jun
x61%
*102'A
27 Va
41% .,41%.
300
26
«25
.10%
21%
•
15%
"61%
102'A1
19%
10
$4.20 div cum pfd
100
5%
1,700
71%
15
15'/a
60%
103
*96%
No par
class A
Stores
Fair
15%
15'%
*61 'A
*27%
Follansbee Steel Corp
8
71
61%
15'A
-
-
No par
Light Co
Florshelm Shoe
9
96% Jan
0
71'A
7%
9
18
71%
1
26
6% Sep
71%
No par
Jun
22% Feb
71
(The) common—No par
5
51'A
5'A
21%
45'A
Jun
26% Dec
21%
*11'A
81
22% May 20
21%
12'/a
'89
*15
*21'A
45'A
29
Mar Ml
21%
12'/a
Co
*50'%
*93%
:V;
11%
3,200
<
5%
26
*25
42'/a
94
*11
•
45'A
08% NOT 26
ea-ra
21%
41%
94
.
11%
2
Jan
11%
45%
16
9
42%
94%
11%
95% Oct
10% Jan
42
"94%
*44'A
29% Mar
Jun
25%
V, *10%
" T
15%
61
*5'A
11%
42%
3,500
29%
*59
51%
*50%
5'A
—£—5
preferred
Florida
51%
25%
26
51
61
*59
5'A
*51
5%
No par
J
Florida Power Corp.
•
60
Stores
Florence Stove
•
15'A
Carpet Co
(The)
Fllntkote Co
Mar 28
3
,28%
15%
♦102'A
First National
4
If
29'A
15 Va
100
preferred—-—
00% Jan
Dec
Jan
-
U»<
4%%
6
Feb
"V,
12
-
*49'A
29%
15%
95
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
1
50%
29
*94
42%
101'A Jun
Apr 23
2
114
i—
*25%
26
3,400
50
•11-,
100
—5
1
13% Jun
30
20
Ferro Corp
*25%
1,400
16%
59
51
5'A
5%
■
16%
16'A
15%
V
«.
16 Va
■
-
28 Va
61'A
*50
*49
1,500
21%
*48%
r
e
*5'A
5
preferred-:
*59
51
51
*
Pelt & Tarrant Mfg Co
59 %
*57%
50
2
•Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y—10
Filtrol Corp
1
101% Aug
May 20
4%%
J
J un
series
1953
Corp—
Federated Dept Stores common
<
18
2
„
2
13 ^Jsn
19% May
96
Mar
16
pfd
conv
Fawick
50
Federal-Mogul Corp new
27% May 21
48
Jan
8
1
July
58
32% Mar 20
18
1
Apr
68
30
Dec
13
0% May 17
5 % %
Federal
20
47% Deo
34% Mar 13
4
-
•
10% Jun
-
-
_
53% May
7% Apr
40% Apr
19
Sep 25
74% Dec
15
10
94
Jan
107
9
24
11% Dec
May
66% Mar
5Va Jun
mmm—mm*.**
i
,
fl
48% Jun
48% Feb
,1
16
8'A
*21
16'A
16'A
5
9
8%"'
21%
16'A
29
Mar
"
8'A
*21
.
16
53% NOT
<
26
25%
~
8%
21%
16
12% Feb 28
8
26'A '<■
8'A
*21
274
274
16'/a
Family Finance Corp common—i__l
5% preferred series B__
50
Jan
-
274
25%
8'A
21%
33% Oct
:
274
67%
66%
68
66%
8
133%
37'A
3774
37%
37%
*96%
97%
97%
97%
100
15
15
15%
2,600
14%
t
*80%
'
80%
'
*80%
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14%
14%
14'/a
3174
3174
31%
32%
774
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13%
13%
6674
67%
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8
132
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r
100
80'/a
8
132
^
500
3,700
1,600
52
13%
13%
13%
3.300
6774
66%
677a
5,700
6,200
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
40
104
May
54% Deo
3
31
47% Jun
9
Sep
15
102% Jun
2
108% Feb
4
10% Jan
5
Jan
4
6% Jun
24
0% Jan
20
108
6% NOT 17
Dec
29
3% Feb
8
60
8
Oct~23
<% Jun
0% Feb
2
27% Oct
30
33
Apr
26
49% July
~2
61
July
2
1% July
59
3
61 % Jan
15
6% Jun
4
2% Mar 25
9y«F«b
19
26% Jun
6
33% Mar
30
May 26
Mar 19
18
25
31% Mar 27
25
24% Jan
30
16% Jun
10
20% Jan
5
*92% Sep
9
104% Jan
30
90% Jun
11
08% Jan
28
27% Feb
21
34% Dee
10
30
£5
33% May
1
Jan
2
07% Feb
4
16% Jan
7
18% Oct
01
99
May 26
Jun
86% May 22
11% Mar
17
18
Aug 14
12% Jun
16
31% May
8
39
Dee
22
34% Feb
6
16% NOT 28
14% Jan
8
Dee 23
13% Jan
2
46% Feb
27
07
16% Dec
22
19% Mar
137% Dec
61% Oct
36
Jun
No par
No par
Gould-National
Grace
Batteries
Union
Grand
Granite
5%%
Grant
City
cum
(W Tt
3%%
Steel
Gt Northern
Iron
30
b4% Apr
15
41% Jan
f
30% Jun
9
19% Jan
2
141
Mar
73% Jan
■
40% Jan
2
21
2
7%
Green
Green
.
23% Mar 28
11 y» Jan
2
*03% Sep
4
13
*
96% Apr
For footnotes see
Not 38
page
7
22.
12V4 Jan
13% Jun
87 V2 Jun
95% Jan
(H L) Co Inc
(The)—
preferred
26
26'A
26%
26
26%
—
6Va
29
1%
16%
86'%
12%
*35%
12 Va
36
1%
1%
1%
1%
85 400
7%
7'/a
7»/a
7 Va
26%
1,700
6%
29'A
29'A
29
29%
29
29
2.600
16%
16%
86%
2,100
1%
7%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
1,900
92'A
*90'%
92%
*90%
92
200
30'A
30%
*30'A
30%
700
*86%
87%
87'%
87%
90
7
*90%
30
26 Va
1%
29%
6Va
29
90%
_1
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52%
16%
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92
30'A
30 'A
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87'%
12%
12%
36
*35%
1
30
*86%
12%
*35%
30
87%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,900
36
35%
35 %
35%
35%
50
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 5%
16%
16 Va
16%
1.800
54'/a
54%
54
54'%
54 %
55'%
55%
56 'A
55%
56
7,100
No par
17 Va
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,500
*127'%
129
128%' 428%
128%
128%
128%
123%
128%
128 V<
;
100
^100
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
;
200
*52
No par
pfd
2-
Common
200
54%
52%
30
No par
com
Bay & Western RR_
Greyhound Corp
100
6%
7
52%
90%
5
...*68
...
31%
■
19% NOT 10
104%
6%
50'A
53
100
Sugar com
preferred
104 %
50
53
12.50
Ore Prop—No par
Gt Northern Ry 6%
Great
Western
6%
28%
100
68% Mar 25
105'A
*6%'
1%
common
19 V* Mar 27
50%
*104 »/4
7
26%
5
Stores
49%
105
*6%
54 V»
1 Va
,_10
preferred—
50%
*104%
7
50
*6%
26%
preferred
conv
50'A
105
49%
*104
1%
common
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
6%
26%
preferred—Co
50%
105
No par
(The)—
Co
2
128% Jun
*53
Granby Consol M S & P_
23
2
—4
6%
No par
Motors
17% Jan
37
*104
Inc
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige
49%
No par
;
preferred
51% Apr
26% Jan 22
Mar 28
19% Mar 27
$5
4
67% July
149
3f)
31
80% Mar 17
Common
Gotham Hosiery
72
32'A
.,*20
21
;;;i2%
13
72
31
21
31 Va
*20
*08
32
*63
*20
72
*68
71
31%
31'/a
31V*
21
20'/a
20'/a
13
12Va
13
-
*68
31
*20'A
31%
.,
90J%
90%
13
*89 'A
5
90 %
12%
90%
90%
*90
91%
12%..
*90
3,200
21
100
13
13,100
..m
12%
130
72
91'A
60
15
16
The Commercial and
(64)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Aircraft Corp
1
Highest
Grumman
23'/» Apr
25
31% July 13
20
Jun
16
28% Jan
29
7
Dec
10
13 'A Mar 21
7
Jun
17
8 % Jan
9
Guantanamo Sugar
25
Feb
20
38% Dee
23
30 % Apr
6
38% Jan
5
Gull
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
69% Jun
9
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
42% Jun
9
*77
50% Mar 27
.<
& Ohio RR com_No par
Gulf
Oil
20
7
June 30
7a
20%
7 %
33%
*71%
72%
25
44'%
44%
21%
21%
Corp.——
20%
*7
33%
—No par
preferred
$5
5
Jan
Mobile
20%
1
20%
7%
33%
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Wednesday
July I
Tuesday
June 29
Monday, July 6, 1953
Continued—Page 6
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle...
20%
7
7
• i,'
Sales tor
2047
7
7
Shares
July 3
21
20%
-
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 2
21
3,100
7
1,200
7
33%
33 7
3
34%
341/7
34%
33%
4,700
33%
72
71%
71%
71%
71 %
■69%
70%
4447
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
451/8
45%
11,900
21%
V
22
22
22
22%
16,500
90
*90
•*71 1/2
.
,
400
Gulf States Utilities Co—
20
97% Jan
3
98% Jan
2
105
Dec
23
22
Jun
90
Jun
Common
May 20
new
105
$4.20
dividend
$4.40
dividend
preferred——100
preferred
100
105
8
$4.44
dividend
preferred-'——100
*96
July
16
97
30% Mar 26
33% Dec
24
5
Hackensack
55
33% Jan
48% Jul)
36% Mar
44
66 %
6
Halliburton
27% July
27% July
3
"When
Hi
18% Mar 13
2
Jau
22
224a
92 %
*90
92'/2
93%
*93%
94
93%
94
*95
96
280
97
*88
8
92 %
*96%
97'%
*96%
97%
97
97
97
97
230
*34%
36%
*34%
36%
'"34%
54%
53%
54
53%
54%
27 Va
16
Dec
16
—No par
—
103% Jan
105% Jan
July
92
1
24
May 7
106% May 20
103
27%
271/8
27%
900
16%
17
600
*12%
13
200
92
93%
213
92
*38
93%
4
SO
60
H
Feb
19
15% May 26
11% May 29
68
May 26
*14
Nov
17% Jan
s
81
■
26% Oct
23
2
21% Oct
107
23
Jnn
16% Jan
105% Feb
4%
5
8
10
5
25% Jun
30
31
Feb
30
145
Feb
:.
10
4
1
5% Jan
33% Jun
22
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
12% July
1
11% Jan
2
14% Mar 20
9
8% Mar 12
19% Jun
80
7% Jan
16
28% May
23
Jun
Jan
30
17% Jun
19
2
25% Jun
36
19
21
Jan
7
78% Jun
15
86
Jan
Jun
22
34% Jan
May 20
Apr
20
97
Jan
26% Feb
I
21
5
24% Dec
26
38% Sep
3
21% Mar 31
23% July
2
Oct
29
66% Oct
31
x78 % Mar
120% Feb
21
126% Dec
1
35 % Jun
17% Jun
29
20% Apr
62 % Jun
5
25
,74% Jan
126% Jan
3%%
37% May 21
61% Jan
9
42% Feb
7
39
Jun
22
44% Feb
15
48
% Jun
4
53% Apr
14% Oct
31
24% Jan
70
24
74
Apr
82 % Dec
26
14% Jan
21
18
9% Dec
26
16%
77% Jun
30
Oct
29
Feb
6
19
Apr
21
5
28
4
16
91
May
9% Jan
16
4
Hollander
94% Jan
2
12% Oct
17% Mar 23
28% Jan
39
Apr
69% Feb
66% Dec
2
23
30
12
10
47% Jun
10
55% Mar 25
Honolulu Oil
57
Jan
19
64% Jan
Hooker
90
Jun
16
106
33% Jan
44% Oct
60% Sep
15% Jun
26 % Jun
Jun
1
2
36 % Jun
7
2
19
102% May
7
5
41% Ma
102
5'/o
r
2
Feb
4
13%
6%
6%
6%
100
61,7
34
14'/4
14
7
7
7
7
14 %
14
23
*6%
*33%
6%
7
100
70
1,600
2,500
18%
18 %
18%
18 %
18%
184a
1,800
26
26
26
26
26
*26
261/2
600
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
*78%
81
31%
*31%
31%
*31%
32
*31%
32%
93%
*92
931/2
*92
93%
92%
92'/a
10
23%
*23%
23%
1,400
37
*36
3647
10
—25
*31'%
32%
*92
931/2
23%
23%
23%
36
36
36
13%
*77
5
17%
-10
*26'%
23%
23%
36%
*36
17%
17%
17%
65%
65
65
65
115'/4
*115
116
115
65%
23 %
*36
18%
*17%
64 %
11.6
*116
40'%
*39%
60
200
18%
700
6447
3,300
117%
*17%
65%
64'%
116
115
18%
310
39%
300
39%
39%
39%
*39 %
51%
39%
"66%
17%
18
17%
115'/4
V5'%-
5
*92
*23%
*50'A
50
31%
18%
"35%
64
(conv)—No par
"50%
51%
*50%
51%
*50'%
51%
*50%
51%
26
*25%
25%
*25%
26
*25%,
26
.26
26
13%
13
*67
68
13%
13
68
77 %
78
17%
17%
17%
26%
*10%
10%
77%
17%
39%
,13%
13
13
*67
68
26%
7747
.27
40%
13
68 %
*66 %
13%
*66%
500
2,600
68 %
80
80
17%
17%
:17%
17%
2.900
*26%
27%
271/4
27%
500
80
78
17%
27
80
160
1
10%
10%
•!k
10%
1044
10%
10%
10%
300
--5
1347
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,200
5
.•
*647
7
*6%
7
6%
6%
*6%
7
15%
15%
X1544
.16
26 %
26%
x26%
& Sons
10
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
—-30
—4-12.50
conv
*26 4a
26%
26%
26%
37%
37
Co
371/a
37
*
com—5
>
5144
51
51 %
62
61%
62
93
*26%
16%
27
200
2,300
400
36%
36%
36%
51%
51%
51%
52
2,800
*60%
61%
60%
61
900
36%
*91%
5044
36%
91%
91%
*91%
107%
10747
"107%
108%
108%
108%
—3
"141/a
141%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
*32%
331/2
*32%
33
32%
32%
*91%
109'/2
IO9V2
90
14%
14%
14%
900
32'%
*32%
331%
400
43V2
600
1448
50
93
*91%
32'%
93
600
110
—No par
ser
16%
26%
5144
*60
B—No par
—
7
*6%
614b
*36%
51'A
62
No par
Corp
Electrochemical
$4.25 preferred
$4.20 div 2nd pfd
116% Mar 19
13%
-10
*25%
—-100
preferred—
Homestake Mining
10
13%
1,000
18%
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
13%
80
25%
400
131
*22%
6%
34
*33%
34
100
P
14&
*128
23
6 ',4
6%
34
66
102%
25%
132
*22 Vb
23
*6
25 '/4
25%
*123
131
*22%
6%
102
25%
(Charles E)
1
29% Mar 21
25%
25%
65%
*14%
*101%
14%
*13%
*101%
80
—100
Holland Furnace Co
6
14',7
*128
67
*66
67
103
34
6%
Corp,
Hires
13
*13%
23
*6
14
.
2nd pfd
(A)
*22 34
6%
*12'/4
7,500
18%
•
-Inc.;
9
7% Jan
2247
13
361/7
80
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—
Co
2247
16%
*10144
25%
131'%
*13 44
No par
12% Mar 11
Mar
25 %
131 %
25%
133
*16%
*66
14
101%
17
*12%
...
67
14
101%
*33%
10
preferred———25
22
13% July 2
6% Feb 19
18
25%
*130
121/7
*66
14
102
16%
17
*34%
25%
Motors
cum
67
14
101%
34
common—4
Hotels
*66
12%
36%
—15
preferred series A_-
$4%
Hilton
5
12%
*6
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3% % preferred series A
100
2
15% Jan
20% Apr
*26% Jan
23
7
12'%
*16%
1
—
preferred—
4%%
54
u—-—5
Co
Co common
Hewitt-Robin's
17
"33%
preferred
l.
—100
Hershcy Chocolate common__No par
2
22% Jan
11% Mar 31
27
Sep
.
18% Feb
73 % Jan
10
17
-2
Glass
W)
54%
53
50
5%
Mar 27
5
14
22% Apr
11% Jan
7
29
21
Mar
22% Nov
17
19% Oct
7
Jan
107% Jan
May 12
5
24% Jan
12% May 29
66% Jun 17
Marx—
&
Hercules Powder common—'—No par
14
7
100
:
11011-cuiii
Hercules
3
53% Oct
26 % Jan
22
15
com
preferred-—
(G
W"
9
21% Oct
Refrac
common—-
YUiS'/fl
6
17
Co
Holme
10
17
—2.50
pld—No par
Corp
,Heinz <11 J)
38% Mar 13
Jun
113
22
100
-—
$4.25
America common—-1
of
Ml'g
Hayes
22
91
Co
preferred-——;—
Hayes Industires Inc—
13
31
30
Corp
Hazcl-Allas
3
cpm~/—No par
4%%
Heclit
May
—5
Paper Co
A)
5)
Nov
Co
preferred
(M
2
Mar
29% Jan
34
100
Watch
Schaffner
Hat
8
90
1«
29% May 12
93% Mar 4
17
6%
26
7% May 20
7
32% Jan
1
Sep
21% Apr
34% Apr
July 29
52%
preferred
Hurl;
25% Mar 17
22 % J un
6% Jan
36% Mar
36%
52'%
——
Printing Co
com'
6%
'34%
:
Well
Harbison-Walk
2
29
Oct
F)
T-Iamillcrm 111
Haniiu
2
131% Jun
(W
—25
Cementing—5
Water
Oil
issued"
Hamilton
30
10
Jun
30
5% Oct
33
,
Hall
23
71
May 27
Jan
2i
Jan
26
','*.•))
14
13% Jun
100
18
34 % Aug
142
65
9
Jun
Jau
12% Jun
19
Feb
17% Sep
23
139% Oct
3
18% July 16
19
102% Jan
9
Dec
*108
93
24
14% Nov
19
13% Jan
32% Mar 21
35% Jan
18
32% July 1
42% May 29
80% Jun
9
36% Jan
30
Houdaille-Hershey common
$2.25 conv preferred
57% Feb
24
Household
93% Feb
3
3%%
92 % Jun
15
99% Jan
5
4'/«
23
96
Jun
19
103% Jay
13
11
22
Jun
22
26% Apr
21
Houston
Light & Power—'—No par
22%
23
23
23
231/B
23 %
'23%
23%
23 %
14
64
Apr
7
1
Houston
Oil
25
701/4
70%
*69
69%
70
70%
70%
70%
*69%
70%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
1
*16'A
163/a
*16%
16%
16 %
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
1
13%
13%
13'/4
13%
13%
134 a
13%
131/4
13%
120
16%
41% Jan
30
49
Aug
88
Nov
3
96
94
Jan
11
102
May 16
Mar 25
103
Dec
23
103% Dec
18% Apr 19
58% Oct 30
26
85
Dec
Apr
8
17
Mar 25
79
May
16% Nov
28
19% July 28
16
Jun
11
17% Jan
7
18% Nov
13
25 % Aug
12% Jun
10
21% Jan
6
3% May 15
6
3% Jun
11
12
4
8% Jun
15
17
66% July 31
40% Jun
9
59% Feb
2
Hudson Bay
17% Dec
12% July
2
17
2
16% Jun
16
8
Hunt
Foods
5% Mar 19
Hupp
Jan
19
13"% Jun
30
16
3% Jun
10
19% Jun
15
21
l
36
Dec
4% Dec
24% Nov 28
8
May
Mar 11
Hudson
Jan
19% Jan
24
Jan
5%
43
42%
*42%
*81
82%
*81
82 %
*81
32%
93%
*91
93%
*91
93%
*91
93%
10()
*95
97%
*95
97'%
*95
971%
*95
97%
*95
—'
4 4a
1
Inc..
4%
4%
4%
*
*4%
4 %
13
4%
*4%
97%
*4%
4%
5,200
600
5,600
1,100
10
10
*9%
10 «/4
*9'%
10%
*9%
IO1/4
45%-
44%
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
2,200
12%
12.50
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 7
124V
12%
1247
5,000
14
1—6.66%
=
23%
45
*10
preferred——
100
Mill & Sm Ltd—No par
noncum
3%
—1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
5
424'b
82%
*91
Manhattan common—100
&
42%
"81
93%
Corp
3
18
3
8
14% Mar 11
42%
82%
*91
(Del)
Hudson Motor Car
4
Jan
42%
*81
—_
& Texas
28
43%
''
.100
.'—-—100
——
preferred
«% Apr
62% Apr
12% Feb
5% Aug 11
43%
Finance common"—No par
preferred
preferred
4.40%
-
21
^No par
10%
1
14
13%'
347
13%
13%
8
xl2%
*14
14
14%
14%
*14
3%
100
1,200
3%
2,000
3%
344
3%
3%
*20 3 a
21%
*2044
21%
*42%
21
4244
42%
42 %
77'
764b
79
79%
107
104'%
104%
38%
*38 4a
3847
38%
38%
700
46
45
45
300
47%
*45%
50
*501/4
47%
52 %
50
*50
52
348
3%
21%
21
43
43
80%
21
79%
21
1,100
I
Apr
46% Dec
31
64% Jan
88% Dec
23
40% May 25
71 % Apr 24
95
109
Apr
Dec
19
*35% Apr
42% Dec
10
45% Feb
50% Apr
*47% Jan
53
104% July 2
35% Jun 16
50
45%
*44%
44%
44%
*45 %
47%
*45%
47%
*45%
47%
*45%
*49%
50%
*49%
50'%
*49%
50%
50
*48
50%
*48
5044
*48
49%
494V
9%
9%
9%
*9%
94a
800
35%
35%
3547
35%
1,800
% Jan
34% Jun
18
30
4% Jun
40% Jun
11% Apr
28
164% Nov 25
151
10
161% Jan
48
Jan
29% Feb
25
l
29
22% Jun
10
14% Dec
9
13% Jun
23
23% Jan
3
186
Apr
22
16% Mar
29
30% Jan
23
2
Dec
9% Oct
5% Jan
Intercontinental
Interlakc
254% Mar 17
Int'l
26% Mar 24
Int'l
39% Jan
2
Int
'May 15
83% Jun
17
90
Jau
8
1% Jun
9
2 % Jap
2
47% Jan
5
Int'l Nickel
:132% Mar 1)
3
26
Apr
9
Oct
9
57
Jan
14
40
Aug 15
61% Feb
•
,
93 % Jun
16
12% Oct
22
38% Apr 23
,128% Apr 30
10 % Jan
2
47% Jun 16
;
*
29
Jan
64
.
55
Jan
54
2
46
Jun
Jail
36% July 24
33
Apr
9
35
Jan
19
20% Dec
4
.16% Jun
30
20%
24% Jan
8
30% Sep
3
24
10
30
Jan,
Jan'
30% May 19
Nov 13
35
Sep
32% July
2
10% Sep
Jun
10
4
29 % July
3
2
27
Feb
2
9% Jun
9
30
25% Oct 16
25% May
8
/Feb
29
29% Jnn
28% Dec
31
27
Jun
25% Jan
30
22 % Jun
15
21 %
17
26% Nov 12
126% Oct 22
3% Oct
2
39% Feb
5
141% Jan
13
20
19% Jan
36
5% Jan
19
26% Aug
15
19
Apr
30
Jun
15
3% Jun
15
121
Jan
.
96
2
90
Jun
5% Ma
r
0
4
25
84
Jun
25
89
Feb
26
Apr
23
39 % Apr
1
9
88% Jun
19
9
59 % Jun
10
May 12
25% Mar
9
1,710
23%
23',7
22%
22%
23
23
22%
22%
1,100
31%
31%
*31%
31%
313/a
31%
31%
31%
1,200
85%
82
85 %
*82
86
2%
41%
2
42
131
41%
*130'A
10%
10%
49%
50%
50%
95%
*93%
:
8%
10%
8%
.
8'
57%
2%
I■ 2I/8
*2
414b
41%
41%
13044
12947
*2
41%
1301/4
130'%
10%
51
104i
50%
95%
*94
1044
51%
95
8%
8%
57%
57%
42%
38%
39
38 %
*42
"
8'%
8
31/4
571%
57
57 %
43
43
42
139%
300
9,700
530
10%
1,700
51%
51%
10,500
95
96
10%
5134
95
2'%
41%
*130
10%
10%
514-8
*94
851/7
*82
2Va
*2
42
131
42%
•'
86
*82
_
8%
81/4
56%
56
200
2.000
140
43
500
39
*38%
39
3847
39
1,000
43
*42
47
*46 %
47
*46%
47%
47
47
33%
*3244
33%
*33
33'/4
33%
33«/7
100
T6%
16%
16%
16%
16 V2
16%
16%
24,700
26%
27
*26%
21
*26%
27
26%
26%
26%
27'A
1.700
29%
29%
i—:
-LI
3.50
.
:_^_No par
Cb_Nopar
Power
& Light Co__
Island Creek Coal common
$6
__•!()
50c
preferred—
Jacobs
IF
f.)
1
Co
_1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
Lake
Jersey Cent
Apr
7
90% Apr
38% Feb
83 %
Feb
25
85% Mar 30
18
33% Jun
9
39% Mar 17
Joy
30% Mar 12
Kaiser
3%%
Johns
Pwr & -Lt
!
Co
4%
Jones Si
*28
9%
common
*29
36
27%
28%
22 %i
23%
•
22 %
121
*4
29'/»
*29
29%
*27%
28%
9%
36
28'7
*27%
28
9%
9%
9%
361/4
•
28
,23%
22l'>
'22
"
122
121
Laughlin Steel
29'%
2 8'/»
300
9%
937
3,200
36 V4
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
3647
500
28%
*28%
28%-
28%
28 %
28%
28i%
2,000
23
23
231/4
23%
231%
1,800
22%
1.300
23%
22 V7
122
23
22%
121
22%
23
22%
122
122
121
22 Vb
*121
122
4
4
4
4%
23 %
*22%
23V4
*22%
23%
23
23V4
*22%
23
201%
20'7
201,7
*20
20%
20 %
20%
*20
20%
*83
1
37%
*88%
85
4
*83
37%
90
37
*88%
4
4%
4'V
35
84
85
37 %
37i%
37 "o
110
2.300
300
600
85
85
85
37%
37
37
90
88%
*88%
61
61%
61
I
61%
8.100
52%
53
52 %
52V2
1,400
22%
6.400
"83
37%
—_No par
60 %
60%
59 34
60%
60'%
52%
52%
*52%
53%
*52 4s
53%
221%
22
500
29%
28%
20%
4%
200
9%
9%
12%
preferred series
29%
23
28
88%
60%
Johnson
*29
94i
*22%
100
new
Ma'nville Corp—
Sz
1
pfd—100
preferred
Johnson
5%
No par
Sulphur
Jewel Tea. Cc Inc
16
5
9,800
•16%
30
24% Jan
1,200
27%
152'%
151
*32%
Oct
2
236'%
27%
153'/2
*46
31% Oct
82
3,000
236
27%
271%
151
4,201*
16%
16%
50
2
236%
234
130
5>/a
16%
17
46%
21
J 8
27%
151 %
2,300
5%
33%
7
r
274s
150 %
90
16%
21
Ma
27%
150%
1,700
14
46%
71% Jan
60
232%
271/4
150
23%
*32%
25% Jan
74% Jan
232%
*'230
7,500
24'/4
*88%
1,000
39%
_25
22
9
234 %
235
24
5%
1647
No par
preferred
30
% Feb
16%
39
53% Oct
16
5«/4
164 a
41
20% Oct
Jan
5%
16%
-
*13%
90
16%
38%
19
101
90
5%
41
15
May
*90
23
14
23%
24'/4
92
23%
23%
16%
*93%
No par
92
39'/t
23
23
*13%
14
5'/a
,7.50
—No par
Silver common
—25
23 i/B
5%
Xl30 %
Limited—15
International Shoe
23%
40
a
154
23%
2%
1
100
common
23%
39 3
*150%
31%
*82
Canada com—No par
i-,
39%
5%
57%
Fel)
78% Jun
of
39 %
*13%
154
*150%
154
23%
100
Interstate Dept -Stores
Interstate Power Co
14
11
23%
14
4%
31%
5
com
23%
*90
57
62% Feb
100
Chemical
Internal,iqnal Mining Corp,
7%
22
21% May
1
18% Jan 16
3
&
preferred-,
International
2
34
81% Jan
,
Minerals
Iowa
Feb
91
232%
39%
*13%
24%
16%
*150%
23%
14
27%
Inter type <^orp_i—
Iowa-Illinois Gas &-Elec
30 % Jail
23%
%
39
150 %
26% Mar 16
130
39%
27%
41% May 21
31% Mai- 16
•
154
*4%
•International Telep .& Tqleg-No par
International Utilities .Corp
—5
$1.40 cum cohv pith
,25
6
30% Mar 18
11
16
22% Apr
33% Jan
-
*150%
149%
.
,
26
18
20
154
International Salt,
3
Fell
1,200
87V7
Int'l Rys of Cent, Amer con)—No par
5%
preferred—
_10()
7
15
4547
87%
5%
No par
common
$4-preferred
May 29
40%'Feb
•
7
-,,300
45%
87%
90
.—No par
International Paper
•10% Mar 17
4%
44%
87%
23%
5
Rubber—No par
International Packers
7
4%
44%
87%
No par
4%
.
■4%
45
87%
preferred
100
Hydro-Eleclric Sys class A__25
7%
32% Mar 18
.56% Mar 23
:102
18
7% Feb 20 ;
50% Jan 20 1
41
Jyn
'38% Jan
5
7
*447
444b
23%
100
Machines—
Preferred
4
-
Jan
33% Dec
8% Jan
Harvester
16
68
May 29
36% May 16
26
Business
Int'l
24
33
166 % Jan
*4:%
44%
87
*13%
1
common
4%
44%
87%
4%
39%
20
Iron_i—
30% Jun
14% Jan
45 :
Corp
70
45
*150%
par
.preferred—
22% Jun
105
43% May 28
Oct
4% %
1
55% Dec
21
47
14
14
3% May
6
48% Jan 21
i
3
Interchemical
16
,
!—No
„
100
87
*4%
100
Insuranshares Cl fs Inc
23
137%'Aug
27
Co,
36
36
'
87
common--—No par
1
9%
45
—1
—
preferred
26% Jun
Apr
Co
Rayon—
41% Jan
1
42% May
10
3544
148% Jun
94
19
97% Jan
Jun
35%
23% Dec
4
4
224
•
35%
RR
Inspiration Cons Copper
5% May 20
19% Mar 11
16
x35%
23
172
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
40% May
130% Jan
16 % Jun
24
246% Dec
92% Jan
Apr 22
3% Mar 11
9%
Inland Sleel
24% May 15
9
5
9%
G'/n
% Mar 13
90
,July 14
4% Nov 28
22
<2
21% Feb
15
50
9%
Ingersoll-Rand
5
4
29% Oct
160% Jan
12
10
18% May
1
88% May 19
Nov
28
7
4—50
.•
9%
Industrial
7
Jan
cum
Indianapolis Power &. Light—No par
Industrie Elcctrica Do Mex, S A____
6% Mar 16
56% Jan
101
Apr
11%
preferred
preferred
cum
4.42 %
Illinois Terminal
13
37% Jun
19
4.70%
2
40% Mar 16
23
21% May
'
50% Apr
10
85% Jun
155% Jan
P
54% Mar JI
turn
•
19
64% Aug
5
96% Dec 29
18
100
50
20
16
33 %
preferred—
23
15% Jun
38
9,800
preferred
Feb
96
37%
1,100
79%
4.26%
Oct
9
37%
*103%
4-08%■•cum
81
Sep
37%
*104
43 %
105
5
62
3
No par
Co common
107
42 4 4
7
17
29% Jan
100
76%
*104
Jan
41 % Dec
Jan
A
77%
Jan
48% May 19
7% Jun 27
51% Jan
ser
42%
107
50
49% Jun
22
Illinois Bower
41% Mar 24
pfd
conv
*104
52
6
41% Oct
noncum
77
eommon_l00
Co
5
May
4
8
(>%
42 %
20
RR
46 % May 26
17
May 21
8% Jan
30
28
Co
Central
*44
55% Oct
4% Oct
Power
46
6% Sep 18
33% May
1
A-»
113% Jail
Idaho
Illinois
30
*44%
44
62% Aug 21
■s
48% Mar 25
88% Jan
90
*88%
90
120
1,600
50
10
22 V4
22 %
22%
100
83%
83%
83%
83 7
84
84
83%
83%
84
34
,_l
com
A
Manufacturing Co
34%
34%
34
34%
337a
34 %
34
34%
33%
34'%
2,500
1
28 %
28%
27%
28%
2744
28
28
23
27'%
27%
2.400
46
*45%
45%
*45 %
45%
46
46%
4547
45%
1,100
4%
1,500
%
a
22 %
.
22%
22%
22%
190
•
24% Nov
17
38% Jan
3
25% Apr
6
42% Dec
16
45)% Feb
13
43% Jun
16
19% Dec
10
*8
Dec
pnf
26
fnrt*
ov
4
Jun
30
49
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
5%
Alum
cum
Kalamazoo
&
Cliem
preferred
Stove
&
Corp
(conv)
50
46
Furnace
10
*4%
4%
4
4 Va
4
%
4%
4 Va
4%
*4
\
Number 5235
Volume 178
...
(65)
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
Jontinued—Page 7
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
\
30 % Dec
5
26% Jan
87% Jan
Dec
96
2
Jan
15
95
Lowest
Highest
106
103% Mar 12
85
3
1
95% Jan
96% Jun
98% Jun
May
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
31% Mar 13
J~n
21
105
preferred
3.80%
13
9
4%
6
4.50%
100% Mar
Jan
preferred
cum
preferred
(Ui/jr
39% Jun
2
9% Feb
31
16
36% May 11
17% Jun
15
21
19% Sep
13% Dec
28
3
Jan
45
32% Jun
16% Jan
10
19
10'
Dec
31
36% Jan
38
4
July
68% Oct
22
92% Jan
40 y, Feb
20
71
20 Vb May
40
Mar
26
43% Jun
5
7
21% Jan
2
3
39% Jun
16
Jan
12
108
Apr
19
24
7
24
Apr
Jan
78% Jan
8
Nov
70
8
80
Oct
27
91
49% .Jan
Apr
34
23
Oct
Kenneeott Copper
Kern
Kimberly-Clark
9
4%
Corp
No par
com
preferred
conv
King-Seeley
100
1
1
(cum)
Corp
—
Kinney
95
*34%
*85
32%
*85%
33%
prior preferred——No par
Koppers Co Inc common
10
4% preferred
100
Kresge (S S) Co
10
Kress (S H) & Co
No par
May 12
41% Jan
28
97 % July 30
85% Jun
16
93% Jan
5
21
39% Jan
5
33% Jun
19
35% Jan
5
54% Sep
5
50
18
57 % Feb
5
.31% Jan
25
42% Dec
24
BYe Mar 13
9 % Dec
23
8
Jun
9
5% Dec
7% Jan
19
5
Jun
16
%
42
(G
6
Kroger Co
7
Laclede
5% Feb
4
iviar
common
-
9% Jan
28
Co
R)
$5
5
50 Vb Mar 25
37 % Apr
Land Co_;—
County
41% May 19
10
Jun
46
*22
39%
*101
*25%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
6
Mar 17
Julys
*50 '/a
40
No par
(The)
64%
46%
22%
40
106
26
35%
86
32%
86%
33%
Week
Shares
2,600
29
29
88
*85
88
*85
88
*85
88
*95
96%
*95
96 %
*95
96%
*95
96%
100%
101
28 %
28%
28
29 VB
29 VB
29
100%
101
*100
101
>100
43
43%
43%
44%
44
*33
33 VB
33
33 vb
160
101
3,600
43%
•43%
44%'
*33
400
34
33%
33%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,500
10%
10%
10
10%
10'/a
lOVb
10 Vb
10'A
3,500
37%
38
38'A
38%
3,000
1,400
19%
19
19 Vb
19
19
64 Vb
64%
63%
64 %
64
64%
64
64%
45 %
46
45%
46'A
45%
46'A
46
46
*19
19%
*18
19
64%
No par
2.50
3
28
July 2
th'e
Friday
July 1
*85
10%
38
37%
8
Jan
43%
33%
17%
*18
Jan
111% Feb
7
31% Jun
21
Co
&
issued"
•'Wnen
24% Feb
22
25
(Jlilius)
8.75
49
23
26 % Dec
114
2
35% Oct
60
9
27
Apr
10
Feb
43%
*33
17%
10%
—No par
——5
common——1
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
18
25
July
18% Jan
Kayser
18
82
22% Aug
21% Feb
27
44 v8 Mar
1
*95
99%
preferred-—50
non-cum
13% Jan
2
51% Sep
1
Apr 30
110
July
63% July
4%
Thursday
ooucnern—
Kansas Power & Light Co
Mar 17
28 Vb
88
96%
99 %
*85
Sales for
Wednesday
June SO
27%
com.No par
100
——i.—100
100
new—--
20% Jun
1
7
19
Common
May 25
June 29
SALE FRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% Jun
10
,
102 % May
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Ilange Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
®ange for Previous
*22%
22%
*22
*101
106
*101
106
*101
*25 %
26
*25
26
*25%
26
*35
37
38
38
86
*85
35%
85
86
32%
32%
2,100
106
26
*85 Va
32%
800
39
37%
85%
32%
32%
32%
200
40%
*25
35%
*85 %
*101
106
3,900
22%
40 Va
%
40
40'A
40 vb
22 Vb
22 Va
*22 VB
22%
39 Va
40 Vb
40
15,300
32%
20
86
327/8
2,700
85'A
85%
85%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Vb
33%
3,600
50
50%
50 Va
50 Vb
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
1,300
40 VB
51
40
80
40 '/a
40
4 0 Vb
40
40
40
40%
2,400
8%
4,900
*85
85 Va
*85
86
*85
L
8
18% Oct ' 6
45
20% Jan
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
22 % Mar 16
Lambert
12
15 % Jail
8
18% Mar 18
Lane
50
10
Jan
12
Dec
48% Jan
56
23,
2
25% July 16
20% Apr
28
l
30
48 % Jun
24
64
...20% Apr .15
26% Dec
8
25% Jan
12
92% May
1
88
23
95
Jan
88
2
8% May
13
Lees. (James)
18
7% Jun
26
10
34
16
10
22%.Jan
24
1% Jan
1% Apr
4
r
Jun
11% Jan
23
Mar 24
5
17% Jan
29
9
Jun
9
14% Jan
5% Feb
23
3% Apr
27
4 % Jail
13% Dec
18
1%
9Vb
3%
35% Oct 28
49
13
10% Apr
74
29
34% Jun
38% Mar 17
Life
15
74
80% Mar 11
Liggett
155
30
167
25
■■*:
38 %
Jan
6
Lionel
3
Lion
4
17% Jun
15
21% Feb
17
74
Jan
75% Apr
18% Apr 15
11% Oct 28
2
64
14
1
18% Jan
4
30
34 % Mar 19
Lone
Star
Lone
Star
Gas
108
4.75
103% Jun
15
26% Jun
30
35 % Mar 26
14% Jan
2
17% Dec
2
15% Jun
10
18% Mar 25
Jun
12
Jan
July 14
2
•
Dec
24
101
106% Nov
21
97
107
Dec"!8
25 %
5
143
Jan
3
33
Jan
9
158
52 % Feb
20
67% Dec
20
33% Aug
8
8
99% July
7
37% Oct
16
10
Nov
14
40 %
Aug
4
50
Jan
9
23
103% Jun
30
Lorillard
5
.Jun
18
158% Mar 12
10
24% Jan
30
% Feb
91% Jan
14
58% Apr
20
30% Apr
i
6
92
67% Jan
Jail
45% Jan
4 % %
22
23
9% Jun
17
12
8
45
6
132
51%
51%
52
500
26
*25 Va
26
*87
88 %
51%
.51 Va
51'A
J
*26
*87
*26
;88%
26
8
'7%
7% :
<
50
8
700
26%
*87
26%
.88'/a l
26
52
200
88%
7%
;
2,800
8*
26 Vb
26%
26
26%
26 Va
27 >A
.27%
27%
3,300
•17
26%
17Vb
1%
9Vb
3%
17%
17
17%
17 Va
18 Va
17%
17%
8,900
1 %
1 Vb
1 Vb
1 'A
1 Vb
5,100
1%
*1 Vb
9 Vb
*9%
3%
*3%
*33A
3%
*3'/b
.68%
69'A
70
>69 Va
70 V*
70'A
71
15 Vb
15 Va,
15%
15%
15 VB
15%
.20
1%
9 Vb
3%
68
70
15%
*15 Vb
3%
20 Va
.20
20
36 Vb
36%
36
36 Vb
9
35
77
*35 Ve
9
9
76%
76
76
156 Va
*156
158
*60
.62
40
300
20%
36%
2,800
9
9 Vb
,6,700
35%
76%
76 y4
76%
158
'
:
*61
62
A
40
40%
*40% *
62
3,300
20
40%'
40%
*60
200
33/b
36
158
156%
300
9%
J'
35%
35 Vb
76%
*
,
9 Vb
9
36
9%
36 Vb
20
•
35 7/b
9
*35 Vb
35%
9»/a
*9 Vb
9%
20
8%
158
62
A
23
*87
-
•8
7%
:8
22%
*51
*158'A
61%
3,200
35%
600
77%
4,300
80
160
400
61%
41
1,100
,
23
23
23%
23
23 Va
23 Vb
23 Vb
23 Vb
23 VB
2,500
33%
33 V2
33%
34%1
33%
34 Vb
33%
33%
3,200
18
18
18
18
18
18 Vb
*63 %
17%
18 Vb
18
*63 %
18 Vb
65%.
65%
65%
22
21%
11%
12
10
29 %
29%
29'A
10
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23 Vb
106%
105%
*27 Vb
16%
*104
100
Steel
Mar 20
M
Feb
MacAndrews
16%
16%
16%
105
100
*104'A
105
103 Va
*99 %
100
*99%
103%
27%
35%
65Vb
*148
150
148
149
35%
35 Va
65
65%
32%
*32,%
32%
*91
93 %
*91
*39%
40
23%
23%
7,800
1073/4
1,300
26%
27
16%
*
/ 17
*104
104%
27
1,100
17
9,700
240
1043/4
20
100 *
*99%
100
103%
103%
103%
410
27%
27%
27%
9,500
149
70
35%
35%
36
1,900
65%
65 VB
65%
3,100
149
150
33% ; 33Va.
93 Va
*91
■93%
40
40
40
3,300
29%
107%
65
33
33
93 %
32%
29%
i
35%
..65 Va
*91
100
30
23%
107%
*148
35%
65
65%
35'A
18,100
27%
150
35%
12 Vb
*99 Vb
27%
149
12
103
f
103%
27%
Va
*104
100
106%
12
16%
.
104%
27%
3,200
26 Va
17
106%
—50
Wood Working Co
16%
21%
23 Vb
26%
27%
Co——————10
Lukens
26'A
106%
& Sons Inc com—1
preferred series A
27 Vb
27%
-300
-
26'A
21%
29%
23%
1067b
21%
65
107%
29%
28
106%
*64%
12 y4
108
105%
;_10
(Ky)_Nopar
Co
29 %
29%
200
64 3A
21%
12%;
106%
1,100
.64 y4
.65%
21%
12
Corp
Co
(M)
200
*50 %
21%
Nashville—,
&
Lowenstein
26
38% Apr
30
Louisville
2
35 % May 25
97
May 25
23
21%
11%
preferred
7%
23 Vb
*22 'A
21%
11%
Louisville Gas & El
2
41% Jan
*91
23
*22%
1,200
33%
Co common
(P)
52
23%
52
40%
A___No par
is.iniu Lignling
Co corn.—10
5.25% pfd series. A—
-.100
5% series B preferred—
100
5.25% preferred series C-.
100
*28 % Mar 23
147
23
24
Jan
106% Jan
16
*50
23
33%
preferred————100
,conv
*15%
51
40%
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
34% Jun
-
% May 24
41% Dec
1
6
May
101% Jun
20% Aug
110
July
15%
51
No par
Cement
20
7
15%
52
common
10
43% Feb
16
*51
5
,_T
—1
16
15
16
52
2.50
No par
28
Apr
16
*51
20 y4
40
Loew's Inc
5
101
*60
26 % Mar 19
13
X27% Nov
102
*157
No par
—
Jun
28
com—25
Co
14% Mar 25
11% Jail
.31% Nov 28
8%
.35
76%
100
23%. Jun
23% Jan
7
5
23
Jun
20 % Apr
24% July
69%
LiquidCarbonicCorp.com
No par
3%% convertible preferred—TOO
Lockheed Aircraft Corp__
1—1
Feb
*15%
15%
(The)
Corp
Oil
16
20%
36%
Coijp—
Link Belt Co_
27% Mar 27
9
10
20'A
36%
Corp__
Cup
20 >A
15%
preferred
Tulip
20%
*20 Vb
& Libby_.
Myers Tobacco
38% Mar
19% Feb
32 Vb Jun
:
Lily
&
47% Mar 16
May 27
26
22
1
Savers
7%
2
.72% Jap
Jun
58% Jun
11
Dec
Jan
46% Mar 17
26
McNeill
Dec
21% Dec
Nov
Stores Corp—--
Jan
.
48% Jun
16% Oct
Libby
13
5 Va
20%
5
,
8% Jan
,Feb
*5
20
.—10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
4
5%
*5
5 Va
5%
20%
No par
Products—.
Lerner
15
66
Lehn Vfc. Fink
22% Mar 17
173% Apr
1
Jan
1
(The)—
42% Feb
X12% Apr 30
33% Nov 14
43
No par
35% Jun
76
2
May
Jun
pfd
7
38
4
160% Jan
2
% 18% Mar 27
.Jan
2nd
noncum
23
9
1
61% Jun
50c
.Jan
25
X33% Feb 27
7% May
14
20
16% Mar 28
80% Jan
10
17ve
•
42% Dec
Nov '17
21
65% Jun
7%
Lehigh Valley Coal common1
$3 libncum 1st preferred
No par
Lehman Corp
8%
8%
*5
*5
*20
.88%
*87
26%
22
21
2
25'%
& Sons Co common—3
Lehigh Portland Cement—
25
Valley RR
—No par
6
29
70% Feb
81% July
50%
Lehigh
3% Dec
-
—
preferred.
:
100
Leliigli Coal & Navigation Co——10
7
16
1
_5
-
:
*51
*22%
*3.85%
20
2% Jail
Nov
3
Feb
25% Jun
26
vu Dec
29% Feb
21% -Dec
l
Feb .19
14
Co
Lee
*15%
50
—
Rubber & Tire
9
Jan
9% Dec 22
30% -Nov 26
1
21% May
Jun
preferred
Lane-Wells
24% Mar 17
72 % Jan
54% May
1
'.
8%
8%
8%
■8%
8%
8 Va
5%
20Vb
*5
20
—No par
Bryant common-
4'%%
Mar 12
pld_75 Pesos Mex
(The)—
Co
8%
4
Co
La Consolidada 6%
16% Dec
24
7
11% Mar
Gas
40
40
*33
500
33%
*92%'
94
40%
40
40%
400
9%
42'A
1,000
M
128% Sep
12
15% Jan
45
135
10
Oct
30
■84
Dec ,29
-7% Aug .25
7% Oct '16
18
Apr
8% Oct
80
July
Jan"
5
5
8 % July
8
25
Dec
536
t2'3
'
52% Feb
25
4% Jan
31
Jan
July U
22
32
6
552
3
8
17
10
11
% Jan
28
18% May 13
25
Dec
22
11 % Jun
17
57 % Jan
13
10
22
52% Jun
7
4% Apr
9
8
23% Jun
58
15
16
4% May
27% July
7
94
Jun
9
16
Dec
l9
28
Mar
Marathon-Corpi j
Midland Corp common
Marine
Mar
*
Feb
4 % %■
16
88% Mar
16
prior pfd
Marshall Field & .Co
25% Mar 19
Jun
9
9% Apr 15
21% Oct 28
.13% Jun
2
11 % Jan
5
Martin-Parry Corp
33%. Jail
2
19
Jun
22
25% Feb
2
Masonitc
17% May 12
20% Feb
18
18% Apr
7
20% Jan
2
Master
38 % Oct
30
49% Apr
10
34% Jun
16
41% Jan
2
Matliieson
104% Jan
3
110% Jan
5
14
% Mar
•
29% Jan ,25
113
10
98% Jun
30
34% Aug 11
27% Jun
10
Jun
4.25%
90% Jan
2
98
July 21
83% Jun
5
95
jail
20
2
97
May
82'% Jun
12
95
Jun
6
87
May
85% Jail
13
79"
Jan
10
14% Jan
4
45% Jan
18
15% Mar 12
X22 % Nov
42
7
Feb
28
14% Oct
28
89% Dec
30
55% Mar
5
38% Feb
20
65
Nov
20
33% Nov
17
23% Jan
31
12% Nov:
3
19% Dec
51
Dec
2
75
July
2
31
17% Jun
10
30
49% Apr
6
4
3
21 % Mar 25
1
30% Feb
10
McCord
42% >Tuly
1
45% Feb
17
7
12% July
3
15% Feb
4
92
8
117% Mar
98% Apr
25
78% Jun
3 8
71
28
64% Apr
24
1
52% Jan
3
57
Nov
56
Dec
:83% Apr
46 ;
Jan
28
26% Jan
{,15%
7
26 % Jan
21
McLellan
14% Jan
22'
Co—-10
Mead .Corp common—
—No par
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
12% July
18
16
50% Mar 12
46 % Mar
16
21
16%. Jun
9
16
22
7
.28
95
87% Jun
18
26 % Jan
2
8
12% Feb
% Dec
9
35 % Jan
22
18% Jun
93% Dec
12
Oct
15
18
92% Jan
2
101
3
108
Jun
91
Jan
23
25% May
14% May 22
9
50% May 21
Mengel .Co' (The) common-J
1
;
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common—16%c
4
8
16
19
39% Jan
9
Jun
11
98% Jan
2
96
Jun
24
Feb
2
25
12
July
May 21
21
Jun
10
16
•81% Jan
28
55% Jun
10
14
28% Nov
28
22 "/4
97%' Jun
footnotes
3
paac
Jun
88
22,
i
j
-ii
3
o
105
2nd
:
Mesta
Machine
4.35%
preferred
93% Jan
13
3.85%
4
3.80%
4.45%
27 Vb Mar
Co
—
.5
pld__100
series
—100
series
100
series
100
series—
100
:
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
93% Feb
29% Mar
preferred
Co-J._No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
107% Feb 19
66 % Jan
No par
No par
pfd
2nd
Mergenthaler Linotype
25% Mar 30
Jun
Jun
conv
$4.25
30
86
84
For
Jan
22
99
8
$4
—No par
$3.50 preferred
94% May 12
31
—1
Corp
19
31
95% May 23
•
5
Shoe
20
2
109% Aug
8
26% Dec 38
Jan
Jan
U
6
20
87% Feb
May 27
14
20% Feb
25% Jan
111
7
54% Feb
20
58% Oct
19% Jan
28% Jan
Jan
Oct
1
10
91% Feb
105
May
1
Mfg
Melville
May
4
92% Jun 10
Jun
Mar 20
Co—
Stores
Norris
McQuay
18
28% Mar 19
80
33% Jan
*
16
14
37% Dec
101
2
23% Jun
92
Nov
57%
& Robbins
22% Jun
preferred
preferred
preferred
5
Miami
2
Mid-Continent
9
Middle
Copper
South
Petroleum
Utilities
Inc
79 %
10
No par
34
22%
*12%
24
*87 Vb
26%
13Vb
49
17%
23%
23
*181-Va
82
8 Vb
;81 Vb
:81 %
:81 Vb
*8
•8%t
*8%
'
8'/b
;8vb
;8%
8%
•
26
25%
26
17%
17'A
*512%
530
525
,6%
6%i
24%
*23%
*23%
24%.
18
;8
8
19%
11%
53%
*53
4%
*4%,
83%
.83
12
5,600
11
1,500
23%
150
81%
8%
300
8%
1,000
26-%
3,900
17%
4,000
525
6%
1,800
500
6%
24%
8%
800
19%
6,800
11%
11%
3,800
1
*53%
53%
4%
*•4%
4%
11%
-53
*4%
19 VB
*82
24
24
24
400
•
•83 Vb
83%
24 Vb
3,000
;80
85
13 Vb
>
13%
13 Vb
13%
2,900
n7/s
13 'A
13 Vb
*11%
12
*11%
•
j
r82%V
.82%
>
13'a
13 Vb
*24
134%
'
24
J?3%
17%
*.7%
19%
•
26%
*510
*16 Vb
8
53
4%
*4%
«
24
23%
53 vb
-11%
*8
*8%
6%
7
24%
7%
ill%'
s
6%
•
r
19 Vb
"19 %
53 Vb
*■
525
•6%
*24
8vb,
19 Vb
11%
19%
11%
■
17 Vb
>
7
.6%
*6
26%
17 Va
23%
X80
8%
*512%
;
7 vb
*7
7
7
<
3A
.8%
;
*8VB
26%
17%'
*510
11%
11%
11%
400
19%
2,900
19%
19'A
19 Va
19
19'A;
19
19%
18 %
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
900
18 %
36%
37%
38
38%
38
38%
10,600
98%
99
99
99 %
99%
99%
28%
36%
36%
98%
98%
27%
27%
f
-
86
84 %
85
50
18
25 %
25 Va
*42%
43%
20
85
160
76%
130
500
18
17%
18%
50
50
50
17%
17%
17 VB
17%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*42%
43'/a
*42%'
43%
50
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,000
*80 Vb
81%
81%
81%
50
18
42%
*49%
50
17%
13
12%
12%
12%
*80 %
'
85
*75%
5,500
86
25%
17%
*25 Vb
75
900
.
42%
*49%
*17%
85%
75
18
18
18
*49%
85%
77
*75%
*17%
*85 Vb
85%
*85
77
28%
86%
28
•86
*85%
*75%
28%
*85'A
27%
27%
a-
*85 %
81%
*80%
81'A
100
2,400
300
.
65%
.65 Va
65%
65 Vb
65%
65
65%
500
*65
64 %
*62%
64%
.63%
63%
*63
64%
100
*62%
57%
57
57 Va
57%
57%
*57%
58
57 %
1,500
34%
34
34'A
33%
34
33%
34
3,000
34
>66%
64 %
58 %
34%
22%,
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
13
*22 %
13
*12%
24
24 %
'
*12%
24
24%
*87 %
88
26%
19 %
19%
*81 %
84
94%
94%
93 %
93%
26%
26%
22 %
22 %
32.%
33
*89
90
*96
98%
*85
90
*83
87
*99
100V4
21%
22
58
58%
25'A
25%
.10%
23%,
47'A
18
50
13%
11 Vb'
9%
*41 %
*130
10 %
,11
11
23 %
25%
24
49
17%
134 Va
11
:8Vb
17%
25'%
*65
i
Vb
42
'
*130
23%
411 %
83%
13%
U%
19'%
18%
37vb
99
28 Vb
85
85
77
43'%
12%
80%
134%
*41%
42%
134%
11
4%
*42%
12%
*41%
*127%
23%
8vb
19 %
!2
53 %
17%
*25
*62 %
Porcupine
McKesson
Inc_;
•
—5
Mclntyre
Mines
-
23%
*82
13%
11%
19 %
18%
36%
*98
27%
85
85
*75%
18
*49%
No par
McGraw-Hill
10
28
Publishing
1
2
24
2
Co_L—
Electric
M'cGraw
12
Jan
Jan
73% Mar 12
38% Jan
26% Dec
121
common——,
67% May 27
22
4
-
Corp
preferred—
71% Jan
12% Oct
3
No pur
3
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3 % %• convertible preferred--..100
Corp
$2.50
1
47
6
No par
No par
No par
pfd
2
94
Oct
No,par
pfd 1947 series_No par
2
86
Aug 19
23% Mar 8
84% Jan
100
5
July
2
22
—
33% July
28% Feb
Feb
Jan
preferred—
cumulative
McCall
24
13
Jun
com—5
preferred
31
.22% July45
104% Oct
$3
19%, Dec
21
15% Apr
cum
$3.40
Mar 12
26% Dec
17% July
1
Maytag Co common
Mar 16
52
45% Nov
Jan
Dec
21
No par
:
preferred——
$3.75
7
1
No par
Co
Chemical Corp
conv
$3.75
90% Jan
.
_i
Corp—
Electric
May Dept Stores common
32% Mar 23
100
%
1
(Glenn L) *<30-——
Martin
11%
* 53
"4%
No par
coin-'
preferred"
4%%
18% Mar 20
8
19
-1
6.25
—5
50
100
preferred 4conv) _J
Market St Ry 6%
4% Jan
2
^5
——:
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Mar
Jan
12% Jun
82
Shirt
;8%
26%
17%
"510
530
7vb
7'/a
*6
*6%
*23
24-%
,
Manhattan
8%
26
42%
9%
•9%
9%
9%
10
%
*127%
8vb
17%
No par
Mandel'Bros
9
25% Jun
16
.,7% Jun
Mar 23
8 '/,< Feb
,
—
9
*41%
.23%
;82%
H Vb
No par
Magina Copper
10
Magnavox Co (The)—
—
1
Mahoning CoaLRR Co—*
-——50
Manati Sugar Co_
-1
1
9
10.
*41%
22%
F>1 h
.
Magic Chef;
12
Apr
May 26
Jan
8
>22% Jan
21-
6% July
6
25
.
9
7
Jan
9% Jan
16
536
10
11% Mar 18
8
1
Jun
—5
Conine.-com—No.par
;4%% preferred series A__i
100
Madison Square Garden
No par
Macy :(R H)
8
May
.
100
Mack Trucks I-nc_—
23
10
42%
"127% 134%
11 Vb
5
Forbes common—10
&
preferred
6%
Mar 24
Jan
87% Mar 27
9
16% Jun
32% Nov 14
13 \
2
Nov
26
3
8
'Feb
24
13% Jan
2
19 "
00% Jail 28
10% July
8% Jun
<Jun
12% Jan
2
Oct
30
>9% Mar 13
29
23
Apr
10% July
22
22% Apr 24
85
127
Jun
17% Jan 28
39
Dec 19 '
20
3
Jun
41
JO % Jan
30
15% Aug 43
-485
Apr >9
7% Dec 24
6
7
31% Jail
:
24% Oct 22
26% Oct
25
May
& M
26%
13
,
22%.
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13
12%
24%
25
12%
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13
25 Vb
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25%
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100
2,500
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88
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26%
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27
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13%
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3,200
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58%
1,900
58
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
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4,800
17
18
(66)
The Commercial
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
131 %Jun
4674 Dec
4
20
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
39% Jan
41
Apr
21
7
22
22
NEW
Mar
7
4
ti%
Steel
Midland
9
46% Jan
139
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
132 % Apr
3
30% Jail
6
Oct
1
Sep
139
Feb
Midwest
24 % Mar 20
Oil
5
41
'133
10
*23
common
.
1st preferred
Corp
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
26
20 '/a
15% Oct
23
19% Dec
19
13
23
19 % Jan
2
Minn St
4574 Feb
14
62 % Dec
18
62
7
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
3
116% Dec
2
106
24
48 % Jan
2
42
Mar
39,
Apr
53 % Feb
27
Jun
11
Apr
6
23
94% Jun
11
104
2
15% Jun
16
19
91 % Jan
11
7
30 % Jan
9
Oct
28
80
Nov
23% Nov
32% Jan
105
2
Oct
Jan
49
Jan
25
16
Dec
39
37
15
79
May
23
1
Apr
Minneapolis & St
May 20
115 '/a Mar 31
24 % Jan
101% Feb
25
Apr
July
83
Minn
3
Jan
&
$5.50
9
22
1st
Co
17
40% Mar 26
Minnesota Power &
27%(Feb
20
34% Mar 25
Mar 12
No par
47
22
20% Jan
22
17% Jun
9
23% Mar 25
33% Oct
16
3874 Dec
11
34% Jun
1Q
41% Mar 17
374 Oct
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
8% Feb
15
16
67 74 Dec
31
5
Apr
6074 Jun
20
Jan
21% Apr
21
59 % Dec
23
37
74 Jun
16
58% Jan
24% Nov
12
31% Jan
7
25
Jun
30
32% Mar 12
14 %
13
Jan
50
1274 Mar
4
Aug
8
16 Va Oct
20
18% Jan
4
15% Jun
9
82% Oct
30
109% Jan
2
8074 Jun
10
28 74 Jun
30
2174 Jun
4
21% Nov
17
2674 Apr 16
65% Oct 22
31 % Dec
67% Jan
58 74 Jun
2
10
10
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Missouri-Kan-Tex
IX
9
7°,'c
preferred
f Missouri
23
Mohawk
15% Mar 25
5
25 74 Jun
19
O 7-t
69% Mar
10
Mojud
Pac
RR
Hosiery
Co
Monarch
Monsanio Chemical
20
28% Mar 11
Machine
35
35%
*35%
36
*35%
36
35%
36
30%
30%
35%
35%
800
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
31
18%
19%
31%
5,400
18%
19
19
19%
*183%
19
37%
37%
2,000
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,400
18%
19%
37%
37%
5%
ft
86%
5
22%
87%
22%
No par
27%
No par
12
9
34% Mar 18
Motor
Products
22% Jun
12
27% Jan
Motor
Wheel
23
23
27% Mar 16
Mueller Brass Co
26% Mar 13
Mullins
Jan
5
14% May 19
4 4 74 Apr
24
4974 Dec
19
106% Oct
5 774 Jan
6
1874 May
110
1
Dec
28
21 % Dec
42% Mar 13
48
4
Nov
48
24
1
50
Jan
3
18'% Jun
4
29
24% Feb
50
10
51
Feb
Feb
4%
2
86%
86%
86%
85
86
#2 %
85 3%
853%
22%
22%
5,500
22%
223%
22%
28
223%
27%
28
22%
4,900
28
28
28 3%
28
59
58%
53
28%
4,200
59
59%
59
59%
59'A
15%
593%
15%
15%
6,400
15%
15%
153%
153/8
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1,900
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12%
12 3/4
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12%
12%
12 %
33%
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1,000
33%
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33%
333/s
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30 3/4
30
30%
293%
30
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10
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30%
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30%
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23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
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23%
25%
23%
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23'A
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25%
253/4
253/4
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25%
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21%
25%
21%
2,400
21%
21 3/4
21%
22
213%
213%
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21 %
1,200
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Mfg
(F El
700
85%
,
12%
8
*13
1
common
100
13%
46%
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13%
13%
13%
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47%
48%
48%
48%
48'%
108
*107
107%
*107
107%
10
&
Bros
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
60
preferred
Myers
1,600
16%
33 %
preferred
:
Murray Corp of America com
25
Jun
*16
.3
4%%
26
17
37
13%
16%
GOO
5%
No par
—
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
6
110% Mar
43% Jun
Aug 2S
52% Feb
,
104% May 18
(John) & Co—
*5%
15%
1
12
1,700
13%
13%
*16
5%
58%
1
10
26
26%
13%
13%
16
15
13% Jan
*26'%
13%
16
25% Dec
5
25
25%
13%
16%
28% Jun
Apr
21% Jun
25%
25%
13%
31
8
2,300
lGVa
Dec
25
39%
13%
32
Dec
39%
16
6
29% Jan
39%
16
16
25
1,800
39%
13%
];»% Apr
-
63'%
1.25
43% Jan
1
63
53/8
39%
10
20
63 %
383%
10
Feb
63
5%
25%
31
18
63
38%
14
2274 May
11% Jun
5%
62%
38%
4474 Oct
_30
5%
25
Line§
:
,
23%
62%
39%
(The)
3,400
82
*5%
25%
Montgomery Ward & Co
6
'•</
15%
*23
62%
63
38%
7
1
81
25%
Aug
Mar
5%
63
No par
Moore-McCormack
153/b
15%
36
23
15 3/8
,'80%
12 '/A JUH
14
15%
15%
lu
22% Jan
15%
7,400
98%'
81'%
18 74
Month
*97
500
49
48
98'%
23%
14 % Uaii
Motorola Inc
47%
*23
2
Jun
'47%
*97
*80%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
15
473%
98%
1,200
4,800
109
81
Co
65% Mar 19
14'%
58"%
58
*106 %
47
pfd-100
Tool
18% Apr
58%.
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20
Montana Power Co
133%
108%
23%
100
con*
32 % Mar 28
14%
106%
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3
1
473/8
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57%
106 %
5,300
'
81
Nov
15% July
14%
57%
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70
200
19%
23%
12
8
14
57
19%
*80%
16% Jan
Aug
20
*23
No par
A
Inc
20% Mar 23
19%
23%
81%
5
Carpet Mills
95% Jan
19%
400
135
'23
23%
10
com
5%
*134
23%
*80%
Co
RR
134
23%
Shares
42
*23
1
series
*413%
19%
98
15%
133
42
par
Light Co.No
Mission Corp
Mission Development
15%
*41%
the Week
25
100
1574 Oct
47%
41%
134
23%
57%
*97
July 3
*23%
106%
47%
Friday
July 2
134
13%
56%
*104%
98
15%
1
common
13%
57%
106
*97
preferred
3374 Jun
17
19%
57%
106
100
common
conv
19%
19%
14
Sales far
Thursday
41%
23
19%
preferred
$1.50 2nd
23
PRICES
July 1
41%
23'%
SALE
Wednesday
134
14
1.50
preferred
*41%
*133
No par
No par
Mfg
41%
134
No par
Ry
Marie
Minneapolis-Moline
23
Jan
26% Jan
Louis
SS
preferred
conv
Min
54
29
19% Jan
8
29
$3.75
Paul &
HIGH
June 80
—>100
Prod
AND
Tuesday
June 29
Par
<
1374 Feb
107
Continued—Page 8
STOCKS
Year I'J.Yi
Lowest
and^ Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 6, 1953
44%
*43%
44 %
44%
44%
*39
40
*39
40
No par
13 %
133/8
13%
1,200
49
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19%
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1,500
47%
47%
1,500
107%
193%
♦107
19%
107 'A
19%
19%
11,300
45
*43%
45
100
40
*39
*44
40
40
*40
41%
100
20 74
20%
8,100
N
173% May
1
60% Feb 20
31% Apr
22% Dec
1
100% Dec
18
15
11% Oct
36
15
Aug
24
19
253/4 Feb
26
Nash-Kelildnator
2074
21
100
88
88
*86
88
36% Mar 25
National
Acme Co
1
*33
33%
*33
33%
123/4 Jun
4
20% Jan
10
81 % Apr 24
31% Feb 11
1
16% Jan
16 3% Oct
20% Jun
15% Jan
8
National
Airlines
1
21% Mar
8
19
Jun
993/4 Jan
2
1
Nashville
Corp
Chatt
&
St
9
National
Apr
23
23 % Dec
1
20% Jun
25% Mar 20
National
29% Apr
161% Jan
Aviation
23
35 % Dec
31
34% Jun
38
National
Biscuit, Co
2
179% Jun
18
158% Jun
8 3% Oct
21
12% Jan
28
10% Jun
10
3
61 % Mar 19
52% Feb
27
93/4 Jan
2
14% Nov 25
13% Jan
2
Jim
13% Jan
7
9% Apr
5
13% Feb
26
National
Can
59% Mar 19
National
Cash
16% Jun
24
11% Jan
5
Jun
24
20% Jun
2
1%
preferred
$1.25
19% Mar 27
National
Cylinder
National
Gas
Jan
136
15
177
155%Jun
3
24
132
Apr
15
31
7
Feb
9
26
7% Dec
24
147% Apr
9% Jan
30% Oct
23
40% Jan
30% Jan
9
43
May
34'A Sep
1
53
32% Apr
7
29% May 29
42% Jun
9
22
33% May 27
172
Jan
National
5
8% Jun
8
7%
Lead
Co
preferred
G'w
Linen
Service
Steel
Steel
Sugar Ref
85% Jan
15
91
May 20
27% July 7
109% July 31
5 % Sep 18
87% Apr
24% Jan
9
6
104% Jan
21
4 % Jan
2
7% Apr
1
12% Jan
12
13% Dec
10
104% Jan
7
9% Jan
3
35% Dec
12
16
Jan
22
113/4 Oct
66
13
17
Oct
22
34% Feb
9
143/4 Apr
Apr
9
86
Oct
10
350
May
2
14% Feb
13
46% Jan
2
13% Dec
x29
Jan
85% Jan
20
36% Apr
8
Tea
4.20%
Co
National
Vulcanized
Na torn a
4% %
Newmont
29
Newport,
16
16'% Jan
11
72 % Mar 23
Jun
Jun
10
34
?7% Mar 17
Jan
30
18% Jun
10
20% Apr
6
49% Dec
39
108
15
Oct
3
17% May 26
73
Dec
5
94% Feb
24
9
82
400
30
Feb
520
Jan
N
Feb
N
May
% Dec
23
19% Jun
34
63% Nov
25
54
18% Jan
2
15% Jan
7
16
35% Sep
9
32% Jun
10
21% Apr
94
Apr
3
80% Jun
11
100
6,500
28%
28%
113-
12
106
63/4
6%
6%
6 3/4
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1074
1074
1074
5%
574
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5%
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12
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106
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86
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1
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42'%
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42%
12%
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68
2774
70
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70
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70
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70
84%
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preferred
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80
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Co
&
Hartford Co-100
series A
York
_100
450
24 %
57%
_
.
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24
>
25
5774
57%
80%
19
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34
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81%
25%
25%
87
preferred
inn
Jun
29
*79
93% Jan
7
3.90%
preferred
Jun
—100
.87
9
87
*88
15
8
_l
9
9
9
75% Jan
26
Nopco
53 % Jan
30
Norfolk
16
22% Jun
26
Jun
23'% Mar 24
16
Apr
17,
20% Mar 19
89% Dec
19
84% Jun
35% Mar
7
47% Dec
30
59
94% Mar
29
65% Apr
87
35% Jun
5
Feb
203% Jan
19
105
Jan
3
Nov
7
78
Apr
100% Jun
24
110
18
JnnN
109
5
102
Nov
25
893/, Jun
19
101
12 % Jun
15
11% Apr
90% Dec
1
16
14% Mar 12
87
Mar 19
Mar 12
Jan
9
30
15% Jan
7
11 %
Sep
9
16% Jan
31
19
16
Sep
a
257s Jan
14 % Jan
13
31
18% July 18
193% Jun
10
27% Jan
24% Jan
13
28
20% Jun
10
25% Apr
9
33% Jan
10% Jun
2
39% Dec
22
Jan
34% Jun
14
10
106% Aug
12
a
94% Apr
12
10
S43% Jun
,88% Jan
83
104% May 15
12
106% Nov
100
100
May 13
97% Jun
50% Oct
6
22
2
Jan
7
Jun
60% App
27 % Dec
10
16
12
497'b Jun
10
23% Jun
18% Mar 17
3974 Feb
106
2
9
56%
Jan
Mar 23
2
173/4 Mar 13
10
28
19% Dec
9
13
17
Jun
19
17% Jun
18% Jan
6
6
11% Jun
29
108 % Jun
2
2
14% Feb
80% Jun
16
95% Jan
B
91
Oct
Dec
For
27
12
footnotes
see
page
22.
4.44%
Oil
Oklahoma
80
26%
12,900
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80%
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82
89
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90
9%
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24
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20
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10
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101 %
20
81
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com
21%
91
12'A
104%
87%
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4% preferred
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
11%
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12%
81%
104%
97
No par
Co
12%
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.
97
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85
3774
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60
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85
100
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20
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2,000
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78%
45%
25
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2574
2534
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23%
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common
preferred
&
813/4
*81
19%
1
preferred
Gas
..
2574
45a/B
8
Ohio Edison Co common.
Ohio
8174
78%
(lflnn)—
preferred
4.56%
*17%
25%
*76
23%
100
preferred
preferred
183/4
34%
20
10
Norwich Pharmacal Co
3.90%
18%
34
45'/2
;100
Inc
1874
34%
23%
_100
;
Airlines
173/4
80%
*80%
900
1874
19%
50
preferred
4.40%
*17%
807 a
78%
;
3374-
34
45%
1
Northrop Aircraft Inc
4.6%
.
*76
10,600
•
57%
23%,
Aviation^
$4.80 preferred
Northwest
251/4
80
10
24%
10
$3.60 preferred
$4.10
251%
*76
33 %
1
460
24%
*57
28
Natural Gas Co
Pacific Ry
2
Mar
1874 "18%
'
500
"^84%
28
.
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
27
104
Co
Central Ry Co
Jan
25
2
Northern
93% Jan
106% Feb
Co
Western
American
Northern
2
94
North
Northern
2
inn
Corp
American
2
Jan
eom_No par
Ry com
Adjustment preferred
North
8
Jan
ll7/8 Jun
10
&
84
10% Jan
16
Jan
_100
Pwr Corp
Chemical
46 3% Jan
24
82
13% Dec
Jan
19
(
'
400
W
*82
-
700
106%
jfO
♦400
-
2,666
2874
*66
Corp—
preferred
Electric
!
58
807/s
Noma
43
460
*400
24%'
57%
3.60%
Niagara Mhk
.
■
23%
57
Y
preferred
:
450
24%
57
$3.75
8
450
23%
92
16
450
43
57%
19%
16
.
42%
106
25 %
34
Dec
7,100
15%
19%
17% Dec
43
106%
1574
3.40%
25
129,300
106%
8
2
25
*1574
2
8
19%
243A
1574
33%
28
19%
4374
12
Apr
19%
25%
24%
106%
80% Jan
Aug
19% Jan
*19
4274
87 % Jan
15
28%
*1574
28% Feb
25,
28%
'105%
Harlem
800
*2774
43%
par
1,700
27%
15%
*66
43%
69
106%
4274
210
13%
:
*67
*15%
22
9
*13
'
200
18,800
69
153/a
28
43% Jun
43 %
'13%
106%
10
8
43%
13%
1,000
*67
•
15%
Jun
52% Sep
26% Apr
43
13%
68
42%
Apr
23
42
-
86
*105%
79
Apr
86
19
75
2
*85%
*85%
25
24% Jun
46% Jan
13
18%
1
Jan
1274
24%
12
8%
12%
19
Nov
17
1274
24%
Jun
1
863/4
19
May 21
3
33 %
24
92
26
123/4
33%
19
*105
300
863/4
24%
43
700
15
106
*12%
19
28
14-% Sep
*1474
400
1,600
113/4
3374
24%
85
20% Apr
27%
113/4
16,800
6
85
86
12%
28
63/4
574
♦105
12%
500
10%
6
.
12%
42
'67
5/a
♦10%
■
86
Loula Co—
2
98 % Jun
41%
*67
116
86
*85%
12 3/a
12%
68
27%
86
41%
12%
*66
12 3/«
*32
15%
106
86
2
2
*14%
*105
32
2
24
15%
106
12%
Jan
28
15%
►105
86
Jan
8% Apr
15%
*105
32
100
28%
♦113
6%
10%
82
18% Oct
2874
115%
6%
76
86% Jan
28%
115%
113
'
24% Jan
6
28%
113
5%
12
37% Mar 23
22
2874
113
107 b
15
*105
283/g
*111
'
15
common—.
Chic & St
non-cum
9,800
283/4
28%
113
Stale Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
1
No par
Jan
600
3,100
100
Shipbuilding
Participating stock «
N
27%
par
Mining Corp
Preferred 5%
8
44 %
*27
20
&
31%
44
27%
88%
1
preferred
Y
New
*30%
44%
preferred series A
100
York City Omnibus
Corp.No par
York Dock common
No
$5
65% Feb
Jun
31%
44
*27
27%
*873/4
100
Common
92
*30%
44
88 %
8
Jun
43%
*27
*8774
York
New
31%
*30%
4374
27%
88%
York Central
Jan
600
*8774
New
70
2,400
88%
York
Apr
390
8%
33 3/a
*87%
New
6%
134%
8%
*33
27%
1
New
134%
8%
3374
27%
Newport; News Ship & Dry Dock
9
109% Mar 10
16% Jun
2
14% May
66
25% Jan
48% Jan
1013/4 Jun
Mar 24
673
Jun
135%
*874
*33%
8%
2774
5
Air
*134%
33
27%
New
22% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
135%
2774
1
Industries
4%%
159'/8
27%
England Electric Systeiq
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co i% pfd-100
20
11% Jun
159%
2 7 3/8
common
9
27
160
27%
5%
40% Jun
66
*159'/a
8%
33
303/4
437/a
6%
New
4
*30%
*27
10%
New
7
30%
6,400
160
>134%
8%
6%
92% Jan
24
160
32%
5%
18
Jan
'30%
8%
327/s
10%
preferred
Jan
8%
33 '/8
33
1
Jun
56
60
1
85
1
8,500
No par
Newberry Co (J J) common__No
6
10
32%
27%
.
38
'
873/4
32 %
873/4
Fibre Co
93% Apr
2
14 % Mar 30
21
20 %
*86%
32 %
27%
8
30
Apr
2074
8774
31%
87%
100
preferred
3%%
20%
*86%
32%
10
11
6
203/8
2074
8774
43%
85% Jun
Feb
300
20%
135%
com
Co
Mar 25
15,500
89%
31%
135%
common
preferred
Theatres Inc
Inc
1874
*88%
8774
27%
conv
Nehi Corp
Neisncr Bros
18%
8874
100
National
s
1874
8874
20%
8%
v
18
8874
32%
43%
preferred
National
203/4
18%
*8774
88 %
27%
12% Jun
4
22
2
106
1,100
32
135%
Nesco inc i
75
24
52
13% Feb
5
36% Nov
20
100% Jan
6
10
27
16%
*87
10
15% May 15
56% July
20% Feb
lc
18% Nov
Jan
1674
323/8
31%
No par
Co
10% Apr 29
31% Jun1- 8
97
July 22
30
105
11
16%
88%
*87
*134
Corp
Supply (The) Pa
4%%
89
160
No par
14'% Sep
20
31 Va Dec
10% Jun
13% Jan
3
73/4 Mar
National
18%
88%
159
Cast-No par
98% Mar 20
2
45% Oct
Jan
29% May 20
116 % May 20
30
43% Jan
30
84
9
5% Jun
30
4
Jan
10% Jun
105% Sep
133/4 Sep
23
90% Jan
4
3
11
5
18%
18
160
1
Shares Corp___
13
1374
881/2
20%
20%
133/4
18
*159
Corp
National
Malleable &
National
Jan
2,800
20%
100
preferred B
National
Natl
National
8% Mar
10%
20 3/8
100
5
16
10%
20%
8
A
12
11% Jan
common
common
30 % Jan
1
1074
20%
700
31% Jan
14
6,200
1074
20%
*8774
52% Jan
22
16%
1074
20%
1,700
10
Nov
16%
1074
133/4
29
6% Oct
16%
10%
20%
133/4
27 % Jun
10% Feb
16%
10%
20%
1374
25% Jun
11
16%
10%
20%
1374
Stores
37% Mar 19
32% Jan
0
Jan
16
10%
13%
5
144% Jan
89
1534
20%
*13%
2
2
1
1
18%
3
23
1,500
2,900
13%
24
Jan
11
533/4
8
Jan
3% Oct
107/8
53
5
35
101
11
53%
Co
Prod
31n/4 Nov
_
11
5374
2,900
22
23
11
5374
17
30
19% Feb
11
5374
60
27% Oct
Apr
11
53%
16 3%
25% Jan
'
11
53%
pfd series of 1951
100
National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50
preferred
No par
22% May
18
20
11%
53%
4%%
93% Jan
Jun
164
59%
99% Jan
20
♦162
1674
26
Feb
164
59%
87% Jun
1
*162
163
1,600
16%
Department
3
3,800
59%
Distillers
24
1,100
35%
20
16%
National
29% Apr
21%
353/8
60
National
87% July
21%
36
59%
153/4 Jan
20 % July
21 %
35%
16%
23 % Jan
8
20
21
35%
16%
16
7
*162
20
22
59%
17% Jun
29
*1974
3574
600
16%
2
Jan
20
20
*21%
110
200
133/4
59%
34 % Jan
33
1974
22
*13%
16 3/,
30
23% July
98% Oct
1374
33
59%
13%
19% Oct,
l
*13%
88%
16%
16
17
13%
13%
35%
163
33
203/4
59%
Jun
Jan
*161
'88
33%
1
10
13
91
161
8874
33%
10
56% Jun
253% May
161
88
11%
Dairy Products
1
4
165
35%
2074
33%
25
62 % Feb
Dec
24
*213/8
13%
21
88%
53%
preferred
17% Jan
110% Jan
217 B
35%
2074
88
*33
lo
2
2
19%
21 %
21
No par
Register
22
lr>
20
13 %
35%
100
13% Dec
Sep
18% Jan
20
1
13%
x
8
Corp
conv
13%
20%
10
A
48-3/4 Jan
97
Inc
common
City Lines Inc
National Container Co common
18
15% Jan
60
14
Fibres
Corp
National
23
J 8% Mar"27
20
133/4
Automotive
173% Jan
493/b Nov
X1074 May 15
Mar 19
fl
Louis
*98
101
99%
3674
*99%
'98
37
100%
99%
37
*.98%
37%
99%
*9874
5,700
120
50
.9974
54%
55%
55
55%
25%
25'A
25%
25'A
*16%
17'A
*1674
17%
*16%
17'A
'17
11%
11%
11%
1174
11%
11'A
11
Va
1174
8174
4,800
8174
8174
82%
83
83 %
83%
340
*81
5574
56
25
25%
55%
56
25%
25'A
10,100
2,000
17%
Number 5235... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(67)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Baage far Preiloai
Tear 1952
Lawest
• Mi Apr
Banre Since Jan. 1
Lowest
HI* beat
38
Fell
IS
Jan
2
79
Feb
13% Am 2t
12
19
9% Mar
41% Deo 23
NEW
4
Dee
10% Jan
Omnibus Corp
6
Outboard
May
Jan
8
Outlet Co
47% Jan
8
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
•3
Jan
11
811
24
82
Jun
11
38% Jun
16
88% Jan 23
69 % Jun
16
81
11% Jun
18
18% Jan 20
81
Jun
30
9% Jun
22
13% Jan
Jan
12
48
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
47
14
31
•7% Jan 24
12% Dee 30
19% Jan 11
38
31
63
Oct 28
48
dm 30
84
1
Mar 12
4%
Pacific Coast
Co
30% Fab 20
32% JOB 12
38% Deo
9
34% Jun
10
40
•8% Dee
11
55% Jun
22
38% July 14
120% Not 26
24% Jun
10
111% Jun
16
119% Mar 10
148% May 19
8% Nov 21
129% Jun
25
142% Jan 22
Jun
15
26% Mar 15
22% Feb
20
7
8% Apr
16
Jan
2
8% Jan
2
17% Oct
10
8% Jan
7
4% Apr
•
Oct
30
23% Jan
10
89% Jan
0
13
2
100% Jan 12
132
"
8% Not
47% Mar 31
9% Jan
4%
6% Jan
19
Pan Amer
2
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
6% Jan
25
23
Oct
16
19
10
2
Apr
4%
Panhandle
Paramount
7
Park
18
30% Jun
30
44% Jan
7
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
39% Jan
30
39'
&
2
8 % Jan
5
Parmelee
8% Apr
9
Patino
Peabody Coal Co
&
101
39% Mar 19
2
10
Jan
4
108% Feb
11
Jun
2
26% Feb
5
33% Dec
11
30% Jun
10
17% Feb
27
Dm
23
19% Jun
16
Oct
29
84
87% Jan 23
34% Apr
8
145
40% Jun
Feb
33
5%
Penn
52 % Jan
15
5
5
9
148% Mar 16
23
47% Mar 11
14
31
Feb
6
8% Feb
20
11% Dec 30
10% Jan
15
15% May 21
18
44% Jan
2
39% Apr
28
43
Jan
27
Jan
2
105% Apr
7
Apr
21
105
Jan
22
19 y« Apr
23
18
34
Apr
100
23% Jan 22
21% Mar
1
19
19% Jan 25
16% Jan
2
30% Oct
30
42% Jan
2
26 % Jun
10
33% Jan
5
29
117% Jan
2
91% Jun
18
108V4 Jan
41% Dec 31
31% Jun
16
431/4 Feb
5
33% Dec
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
May 15
20% Jun
24
Oct
6
99
Jun
1
09% Jun
24
86
Jun
96% Jun
Apr
17
2
25
2
112
Jan
17
15
108% Mar
8
4
2
10
108
Feb
26
4.3%
7%
7%
3,400
26 '/a
23%
25%
26%
6,100
29%
*28%
29%
300
31%
31%
x30%
31 %
31
31%
31%
32%
32%
33%
9,300
34%
*34
34%
35 -
35
35%
35%
7
6%
6%,
6%
6%
6%
7
*6%
7%
7
6%
6%
6%
5
Corp
Jan
69% Mar 25
88
Jan
4
102% Apr
8
96% May 19
15% Apr
29
19% Dec
24
37% Jan
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
29
21% Jun
12
1
8
95% Feb
13
88
Jan
5
1
106% Jan
28
86% Jun
9
46
May
Nov
26
46
Jun
10
17% Jan
14
13% Jun
9
$4
2
6
Oct
62
Pillsbury
14
106% May 22
Oct
1
May 18
5
94
Feb
17
97
Jan
7
59% Feb
3
16% Mar 18
24
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
158
Jun
30
181
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
11
165
Feb
6
12
47% Jun
16
Oct 27
10% Jan 21
7% Jun
16
9% Feb
Oct
16
25% Jan 21
17% Jun
9
21% Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
67
Jun
16
73% Feb
80
Jan
17
69
Jun
23
75
23
21% Jun
16
$5
17
88
Jan
18
31
88% Apr
17
80% Apr
328
26% Dec
145
Aug 27
9
34% July
146
Jan
»
23
Jun
19
11% Jan
"If
14
11
Apr
31% Jan
23
27
Jan
22
14% Jun
14% Jan
7
18% Dec
4
10
Jun
8
17% Jan
16
II
9% Jun
9
,35% Dec 15
34% Jan
8
39
8
'<69% Dec 11
59% July
1
68% Jan
11% Oct
8
May
12% Jun
16
15% Jan
80% Apr
23
82% Jan
26% Jun
5
88% Apr
8
34% Deo 10
29% Jun
18
36% Feb
Jan
2
87
73
23
83% Feb
2
38
Bep
8
84% Jan
2
34% Jan
2
83% Jan
2
3
39% Mar 20
102% Jan
•6% Oct
16
100% Aug 11
May 16
26% Dec
11
27% Nov 18
27% Aug
6
103% Nov 20
109
NOV 21
43% Jan
U
69% Jan 23
110
Apr 28
9
Jun
4
27% Jan
20
27% Feb
24
102
Jan
29%
30
83
82
83
12%
30%
30
30%
83%
*82
83%
50
50%
95%
*24
24%
96%
55%
*92
•
20%
*105'A
23%
100
10
&
West
5
5
*145
8
8%
Aug 29
For footnotes see page 22.
47% Mar 23
21
21
22%
21
—
21
*105%
22%
98
98
22%
22%
22%
98
*21
21%
*105%
22%
100
1,100
*96
21%
;!
—
500
—
•
22%
preferred
cum
Co of Colo
Serv
preferred
4.32% preferred
Serv
No par
El & Gas com
Oil
cum
Inc
preferred
—
(The)
conv
No par
100
100
No par
—
No par
common
100
preferred
(The)
5
com
5
100
*48
3,000
49
14
*13%
H'/e
400
158
*152
160
*152
160
"153%
157%
157%
*157%
160
*157%
160
157%
157%
30
49%
50%
5,400
48%
48%
49
8
8%
8
49
48%
49%
8
8
8
160
8
7%
18%
20
1,700
17%
17%
69%
69'A
70
69%
69%
*69%
70
23%
23%
23%
♦22%
23%
23'A
*147'A
23%
x/64
°H %
29%
23'A
*23 .
24%
22%
23%
22%
*147%
23%
32
23%,,
23%
A
23%
iV
32
12
*11%
*11%
12
70
2,700
100
100
1,100
♦1471/2
23%
23%
23%
4,200
10
105,500
A
32
12
•ll'A
12
'
29
29 %
29%
29
38%
38%
•38
38%
15%
*15%
15%
400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,500
37
37
37
37
♦36%
37
59%
60%
60%
60%
60 %
61
5,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
4,300
80 %
80'A
80 %
80%
27%
29
28'A
28%
30%
30%
75
75%
29%
29%
37%
37%
*37%
15
15
15%
16%
10%
29%
38
16%
16%
10 %
10%
36%
36%
59% •
60%
12%
12%
*80%
80%
27%
27%
30%
30%
76
76
.
15%
23%
18%
70
*15%
29%
*23
18%
*147%
•
23%
32
*11%
29'A
22%
23%
"
12
17%
17%
*147%
__
75%
Gamble
10
48%
137/a
70
30%
Co
47
14
*69%
75%
conv
Power
46%
13%
*69
30%
No par
B
Electric
1
46%
13%
70
100
-25
class
i
46%
70
*
*23%
24%
30%
76
24%
25%
24
25%
500
20
31
76%
5,600
29%
30%
t
300
81
28%
31
76
*23%
24
*80%
'
1,200
76%
*23%
25
18,100
70
24
25%
15,200
25%
3,300
24%
25
25 %
25%
25%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
102 %
102%
♦102%
103%
•102%
103%
*102%
103%
100
38%
38"%
38%
39%
39'A
39%
39%
2,400
38%
51%
50%
51%
50%
51%
52%
51%
52%
6,50
104%
100%
104%
104%
105%
105%
105'A
300
*104% 105'A
26%
26
*134%
23%
261/4
135 %
25
25% 25%
*92% 93%
*101'A 102 %
38%
51%
25%
26
134
89%
48
20%
20%
*96
*105%
*96
17%
89%
40
•7% July 18
98
*69
24%
70
3% Jan
2
86
Feb 26
39% Jun 22
*96
12,000
*69%
24%
68%
3%
3%
11
35
70
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd—100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
4% Jan
15%
34%
17%
29% Jan
0
79
Jan
2
4% Jan
6
4% Apr
1
93
May 26
18
88% Jan
2
40% Mar 5
15%
34%
69%
24%
15
15%
34%
55%
17%
24%
3% Jun
56
*14%
34%
56
69'A
*69
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
9
55%
15%
34%
155
155
*157%. 161
48%
48%
2
4% Oct
56
*14%
100
25% Jan
9
55%
15%
34%
1,300
3
3% Nov 14
96%
55%
46
•
22% Jun 10
68
Jun 18
25
*93%
*34%
*13%
87% F4b
8
96
*24
96%
14
Quaker Oats Co
6% preferred
81% Deo
*92
24%
*93%
47
2
19% Not 28
96
*24
96%
46'A
146% Feb
S
*92
24%
100
*133A
Coal Co
*87
17
23% July
96
*93%
*105%
26
S
*92
*24
7,800
1
Wayne & Chi Ry com—100
Pullman
30% Mar
50%
95
*14%
56
25% Jun
148
50%
95
1
Nospar
3%%
5%
160
51%
95
95
96%
*93%
No par
10
Pure
3,000
83
*93%
95
*24
*93%
61%
12%
80%
27%
6
*93%
5,000
30
83
24%
*92
60%
12%
*80%
27%
20
50%
50%
12%
29%
•
96
95
*36%
Pub
.
"60
88
$4.75
1
12%
29%
*82
50%^
50
50
*93%
*93%
No par
43% Jan
4
30
12%
12%
12%
preferred series A__50
109% Jan
2
12%
89
&
18
64% Jan
12%
com——1
30
109% Mar
12%
12%
260
99%
*86%
& Co
38% Jun
9
99
33 3A
15%
16'A
10%
37
101 '/a Jun
2
99
98%
$1.40 div preference com
4,08% preferred
Jun
*98
100%
*88
6
47% Jun
99
100%
87%
4.70%
103
*98
131% Jun
83% Jan
22
24% Jun
98%
8
18
3% Jun
24% Jun
92
5
*97%
637 <*
*15
16'/2
10%
Public
Mar 11
Jan
26
91
18
84% DM
Jan
3
*87
Jun
17
3
72
Jun
22
91
38% Jan
138% Jan
88% Apr
Jun
33
102
*87
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
4
81
17% Jan 22
86% Jan
*101
91
*96
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
31% Nov 26
May 13
101
*87
34 %
Rights
20
2
1
80
101
91
21%
30%
22"%
21
21
101
*86%
*82
20%
20%
21%
20%
*100%
89
4%%
•6% May
100
Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Procter
1,700
21%
21%
100%
520
13,100
*88
Pittsburgh
7
21%
30
32%
29%
No par
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
7
5.000
29%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
15
30%
31%
29%
*86%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
8% Oct
30
32
29%
88
Potomac
•2% May
33
30
31%
89
19% Mar 23
31% Sep
32%
30
32%
*86%
11% May
16
32%
31%
15%
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Poor
95%
„
*88
Pitts Consolidation
29
4,200
95%
94%
—No par
Pond Creek Pocahontas
19
1,400
28
95%
32%
23
54%
89
3
22
18%
27%
18%
23
94%
18%
27%
94
88
2
Dec
18%
27%
18'A
28%
94
*88%
46% Feb
Jun
18%
18
27%
*86%
34% Apr
36
2,800
87%
2
13
20%
89%
10
26% Jun
65% Feb
90
20 %
18
55'A
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
37% Mar 15
103 %
20%
87%
14
16
103%
20%
94
1
_3
*102
200
103 %
28
20%
16,500
40
20%
17%
29%
100
14%
*39
40
103%
94
Co com__No par
12% Jan
24
13% Jan
2
*102
17%
27%
100
(conv)
Mar 26
40% Oct
16
25% Mar 18
40%
200
1,600
41
14%
14%
14%
*39
20%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Mar 20
14%
40
103'/a
*102
*34 %
preferred
19
88% Oct
18
26
14%
40
2,000
30%
132%
*39
41
3,500
38,300
43
30%
*131
131'A
*39
14%
14%
30%
130%
40
43
43
*30
30%
131
40
40
42%
43
30%
130 %
131
40 %
102
43
43
-30%
41
*14%
L RR
preferred
Pitts Ft
105 %
*30
14%
5
25
common
VtfJun
1/64 Jun
12% Feb
58% Mar 16
150
St
&
*103
20%
No par
2
convertible
$4.80
27
Oct 23
8
56% Dec
C
105%
20%
100
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
C
*103
20%
100
preferred
Pitts
105%
*38
-No par
Inc
*103
20%
12.50
Pitts Coke & Chem
29% Jan
14% Dec
42% Mar 17
Mills
105%
5
1
Phoenix Hosiery
81
102
—.100
(conv)
Phillips Petroleum
19
29%
5
_
37% Jan
*28
*130%
40
*40%
prefered
12
29%
29%
42%
43
14%
No par
preferred
12
84% Oct
42%
10
common
10% Jan
33%
28
21%
preferred series A
33'A Jun
900
33%
33
98%
5
700
33%
33%
33%
*28
32%
*97%
series
500
21%
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
600
3,200
12%
21%
100
3.90%
5
*12
29%
*103
preferred
4
88
33%
91
Mar
Jan
33%
*86%
Jan
19
33%
100
39
110% Jan 21
34
preferred
12
14
12%
100
64% Dec 30
Not
12%
100
5
110
12%
29%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred
100
29
Jan
12%
*28
common—No par
23
101
12%
33
& Co Inc com
20
16
12%
34
100
8% Dec
52% Jun
12%
33 %c
33% Jun
48% Feb
12%
21%
3
98
70
32%
12
1
69%
21%
91
92% Jun
69%
21
46% Jan
17
68%
21%
8
Dec
68 %
20%
Dec
98
70%
68 %
21%
52
23
70%
68%
21%
42% May 15
Jan
35
16%
50
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
25% May 26
35
33
Philco
98% Jan
*16
35%
32%
5
101
16%
35
68
105%
1,800
16%
34%
*28
4%
*4%
16%
35 %
16%
34%
*103
1,600
32%
8
1
4%
4%
200
6%
32%,
14
27
•
6%
6%
32%
18% Jan
May 26
4%
200
*6%
32%
87 % Jan
18% Jan
*4%
*35
35%
*34%
1
36% Jan
90% Jun
4%
16%
36
*35
No par
1
31
4%
*16
100
com
10
Dec
16%
7
28
May
4%
*16%
10
Apr
20
4%
25
;
Co
7%
*6%
6%
80
July 29 1
*34
*6%
28% Jun
98% May 10
7%
7%
_5
12
84
73/4
No par
Apr
101
50
*28%
20% Feb
13
3,400
26%
60
12
7%
500
70%
95%
29%
36% Nov 12
Mar 13
7%
49%
70%
*94
95%
26%
Corp of American
Corp
*94
*28%
preferred
3%%
70
94%
28%
3
13% Mar 15
7%
7%
49%
26%
2
85% Feb
94%
28%
2
83% Jan
69%
94%
26
26% Jan
55
70%
7,500
28%
18% Jan
12% July
*49
49%
69%
94%
200
10
26%
83% Jan
8
19,700
400
28%
Brewing Co
3.8%
'
26
$1 conv preference com—_No par
Jan
39
1,600
1
common
Electric
99
5%
38%
*47%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
24
*8%
39%
70%
preferred
4.4%
19,600
8%
33%
8%
38%
48%
Corp
2nd preferred
5
900
39%
6%
69%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
6%
131%
6 %
49%
*38
25% Mar 17
132%
*6%
37%
131%
6%
70%
70 %
100
111
*131%
6%
130%
6%
95
.49%
49
*94
30%
Phila
530
131%
130%
48%
5
2.50
&
(Chas)
2,000
9%
130%
4%
57%
26%
113%
26%
5%
130
Pfizer
26%
113
26
5%
*30
Pfieffer
57%
113%
112%
V
.
9%
5
2
22% Jan
19% Mar 25
58%
58%
.
26%
112%
:
9%
preferred
4%%
57%
25%
112%
5%
common
Cement
Co
57%
112%
27
'130
130
°
57%
26%
112%
9%
Enterprises-
Coke
&
Petroleum
6
16% Dec
103% Jan
*57
57
26%
60
No par
Co
Power
Pet Milk
108% Sep
3
6,700
100
30
19% Oct
40% Feb
371/4
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
32% May 27
23
30
Nor
5
37
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Jan
129% Jun
15
*124
Aug
37
80
l
Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
23% Jan
36%
5%
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
107% Feb
3
35% Mar 18
36%
9%
prior preferred
Penn-Dixie
4
36%
5%
Penn
Jun
36%
9%
14% Apr
27
36%
5%
11% Jan
31% Jan
1,100
60
9%
No par
fi
26%
5%
Penney
29% Jan
48% r
26 %
5%
65% Mar 19
33
48
26%
9% ' 10
72% Dec
15
59
47
26 %
5 %
1
No par
28% Oct 28
53
47
26%
36%
8%
Penick & Ford
83% Jan
59
47
26%
8%
7
Coal
59
*45%
*8%
8
23
130
*57%
8%
Jan
9
10
400
38%
*38
8%
Jan
7
Dec 22
38%
10
8%
6
14% Aug
33%
83%
9%
f.
39%
37% May 5
73% May 27
19
9%
*8%
18
(J C)
13%
*81
83%
9%
38%
5
9
13%
*81
9%
38%
7
conv
4,800
12%
83%
*9%
26%
6%
12
5%
13%
12%
12%
47
6%
*
4% Jun
Jan
3,700
59
6%
1
34
29
2,200
72%
*26
56%
100
Transportation
Mines
41%
72%
*45%
112%
Parker Rust Proof Co
10
6% July
41%
73
*57%
26%
Distillers Corp
6% Jun
7
41
72%
57
112%
129%
Transp
10
40%
73
47
26%
*45%
100
1
Pictures
Til lord
&
1,000
36%
'
No par
Corp
3.300
31%
40%
*81
9%
40%
26%
57
15% Apr
Deo
*103% Jan
*38%
Parke Davis & Co
30
•3
40
Corp
30% Mar 27
11
,
Oil
34% Jan
20% Jan
2
May
*38%
100
16
63% Oct
29
39 %
*9%;
700
,40
*31
No par
Petrol
18
8% Jan 29
23
20
33
39%
38% Not 17
Dec
101
10
preferred
Jun
8% Apr 28
16% Oct
38% Nov
81
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
2
28% Jun
18% Jan
•% Nov 24
12%
81
Airways Inc
Feb
38
6% Feb
Pan-American
98% Mar
12
World
18
30% Mar 13
43% Jan
88
12%
9%
Packard Motor Car
26
16
14
12%
83%
9%
40%
72%
9%
9%
10
11% Feb
May 13
8% Jan
12%
*801/2
preferred
20
Mar
84
5
25
Consolidated
16
Jun
*■82
100
No par
Apr
91
2
84
73%
Corp
9% Jun
69
30
29% Dec
8
*'82
40%
Pacific Western Oil Corp comm0n_4
33
41% Oct
46
Pacific Tin
Apr 12
28
108
28
Jan
Oct
31% May
8% Jan
83%
83%
73
Electric
Lighting
31
39%
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
83% Deo 29
U% July 16
■
Pacific
40
31
1581'/a
Pacific Mills
Mar 17
39%
30%
73
No par
10
30
83 %'
40
40
*'30%
83 %
10
40%
No par
61% Mar 13
30%
Shares
*9%
No par
Corp
&
40
"20V*
9%
9%
71%
Inc
preferred noncum
Pacific Gas
41
•% Nov 17
29
5
8% Dm. 12
Mar 17
x39%
30%
9%
40%
common
Pacific Finance
12:
16.
Jan
6
2
40%
30%
2nd
57% Mar
16
23
40%
1st preferred noncum
•
16
9%
5
preferred
conv
3
Mar
Jun
Apr 17
cum
July 3
12.50
Co
Glass
Fisheries
25% Jun
24% Oct
Mfg
Pacific Amer
2
M
&
5
38%Deo
108% Apr 24
Marine
Fabco Products Inc com
Mar 10
88
Elevator
Owens-Illinois
2
' iter 18
2Mb Jan
*81%
17
If
90
No par
33% Feb
19
:38% Deo
2.50
Otis
20
41% Apr
38% Mar 22
•1
Mar 17
No par
45% Mar 28
Feb
9%
the Week
Friday
JulyS
June 30
9%
Sales for
Thursday
July 1
Tuesday
June 29
5
(The) common
10
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Monday
Par
28
23
17% Jan
STOCK
38% Jun
30
18% Oat 38
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
49% Sep
81%. Deo
•***••■9
LOW AND
STOCKS
134
3%
4
40%
26
26
26
134
134
*134
*24%
24%
24
24%
69
69%
52
♦105%
26
26%
24
24%
•68%
3%
3%
4
3%
♦89%
91
*89%
40%
25V4
135'A
24%
24%
24%
23%
•3%
4
91
40%
3'A
3%
24%
69%
3%
3%
3%
4
69'A
91
40'A
25%
*134%
136
24%
3%
40%
39
24%
3%
*40
25%
25%
'
68 3A
♦89'A
90%
♦89%
39%
39%
*39%
1,900
120
3,700
24%
20,800
69 %
3%
2,200
69 %
3%
I
24%
.
8,300
4,400
10
400
19
20
The Commercial and
(63)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'Dec
19
24% Jun
10
33% Dec
24
36 Ya Sep
4
31 Ya Jun
10
9Ya Sep
15
12% Dec
30
10 Ya Jun
9
28'/a Apr
23
1
37
25 Ya Feb
4
Feb
22
34 V» Dec
20
41 Ya Dec
9
36 Ya May
12
30% Jan
15
35 Ys Dec
19
33Ya Apr
23
11% Feb
11
13 Ys Jan
8
12 V« Jan
6
18 Ya Jan
4
1
17% Jun
15
13 Va Oct
30
26
13 Ys Jun
9
36
July
22
173/s Jun
*
35 Ya Jan
7 Ya
10
Jan
5Ya Jun
7
10
STOCK
15
Raytheon
41Y4 Feb
36
Mar
4%
6
1st
noncum
Reeves
16
7% Mar 20
26%
26 Ya
26 Ya
26 Vs
26%
32
32
32
32
32
*32
ioYi
11 Ya
10Ya
11 Ya
10%
11
11
50
*29
29%
29Y»
29V»
29 %
30 Vs
30%
30 %
30 Y4
50
37Ya
*36Ya
*32Y4
prior
preference
7
30 Ya July 24
28 Y» May 12
31% Feb
26
Reliable
lOYaJuly
3
10 Ya Jun
16
14 Ya Jan
19
62 Ya Sep
23
58
26
54Ya Apr
29
62 Ya Jun
1
10
Reliance Mfg Co common—*
Jan
17 Ya Oct
16
2
15
Jun
9
10% Feb
90 Ya Feb
19
98 Ys Dec
16
87
lun
1
97
18 Ya Jan
3
247/a Nov
24
19Ya Apr
20
21Ys Jan
13 Ya Jan
19
22 Ya Nov
19
19 Ya Jan
12
3 Ya Nov
10
5 YaJan
11
3Ya Jan
28
10% Mar 29
lOYa Jan
5
9¥s Jun
6
37% Oct
16
108 3/s Jun
24
28 Ya Jun
16
5
47 Ya Dec
Dec
48
Oct
23
172
Oct
31
6 Ya Oct
21
2
67 Ya Jan
-
9
52 Ys Mar 17
13
7
56
Jan
16
198
Feb
3
Jart
2
40 Ya Jan
5
32 Ya
Jan
3
101 Y« Jan
2
85
43 Ya Dec
22
40 Ya Jan
8
Oct
28
53 Y» Jan
27
80 Y» Jun
5
99 Ya Jun
5
47
92 Y4 Apr
25
Dec
30
107
-
5Ya%
47 Ya Jun
26
58
Apr
16
90a/4 Jail
5
Jan
5
107
14
63% Feb
27
23Ya Mar
5
12
Jan
33
25% Jan
9
74% July
Jun
52
23% Jun
10
27 Ya Dec
2
9
17"
35 Y2 Dec
17
16% May
2
333/a Jan
16
7Ya Sep
5
6 Ya Apr
29¥4 Jan
2
145/0 July
23
48% Jan
32 V\ Jun
1
Metals
Co
30
21% Mar
1
155
Jan
22
115
Nov
3
103
Apr
23
92
J till
2
9 Ya Dec
29
I8V2 Feb
15
7
Jun
30
19 Ya Oct
29
24 3/s Jan
3
16% Jun
110
May
*99
4.50%
132 3/s Feb
100
23
22% Jan
65 Ys July 15
55 Ys July
3
61% Api,"
14 Ya Jau
8
59
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59
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23
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36 Ya
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24
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preferred series A_;
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7
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30
2
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29
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preferred series A——50
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l
13
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20
29
29
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'
Rochester
4
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11
*57 Vs
15%
100
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc common.
3
6Ya
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11
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18
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38
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87
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17
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64
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13%
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« Ys Mar 13
10
13 Va
22Ya
1
Ritter Company
23
13%
No par
com
Richfield
17Yo Jun
13%
10
5
35 Ys Jun
13%
10
<J
4
Nov
13%
1
preferred
;
Jan
27 Ys Mar
14
21¥a
Spring Co
26 Vs Jan
25
19% Dec
40
23
700
14
10
*
6Ya May 13
18 Ys Dec 16
18%
15%
2.50
convertible
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29Yo Mar 18
65
*18 Ya
21 Ya
preferred
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Nov
18 Ya
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'
24
18
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1
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9% Mar 20
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18
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29
16
600
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59
22
22
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18
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"
33%
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11
38 Y. May
6 Y2 Jun
45
1
2
33 Ya
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29
Republic Steel Corp com;
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Revere Copper <fc Brass
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1
33%
18%
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convertible
$1
38
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18%
*10%
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Republic
115% Mar 17
158 Ya Jun
30
Feb
10Ya Jan
242
Maris
*36 Ya
34
*18 Ya
5
preferred
Motors
37 Ya
*33
18
series———100
pfd 3Va%
$4.50
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18
«5Va
Corp———No par
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Reo
4 Y» May 18
11% Jun
3
31Y4 Apr
5% Feb
12
6 % Jan
35,
27
10
44Y4 Feb.
3
July 29
2
23
23Ya May 25
108 Ya Jun
31
Jan
115
Jan
Conv
37%
34
18
& Co—
28
1.800
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10.400
18
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600
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preferred
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1.603
U
33 Ya
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26%
32%
11%
33 Ya
div
26 Vs
the Week
11
preferred
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25
I
26Y8
32
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$1.25
July 3
26 Ys
*36Ya
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Friday
July 2
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50
Bit
Sales for
Thursday
26Ya
Hosiery Mills————5
Roller
PRICES
Jniy 1
*31 %
'
2nd
Reed
22 Y4 Mar 23
15% Jan
noncum
Real Silk
SALE
Wednesday
__5
4%
5
4
HIGH
June 30
1
Reading Co common
8
AND
Tuesday
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—25
Mfg Co
14s/a Mar 18
33% Jan
193/4 Jun
Monday
Par
Rayonler Inc common
$2 preferred
5
34 Y4 Jan
Reis
5 Ys Dec
YORK
1953
Continuad—Page 10
LOW
EXCHANGE
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Lot* est
Highest
24'/a May
NEW
Range Since Jan. f
Year 1 953
Lowest
Financial, Chronicle... Monday, July 6,
17 Ys
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7%
167/a
57 Ys
15
15Y«
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100
126
95
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17
2,400
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56
1,000
*14%
L5
500
17%
56
.56'%
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15
7
15
S
29 % Feb
29
Oct
9
35 Ya Nov
26
32Ya Jan
99% Sep
10
35 Yt Oct
23
99 Ya
23
363/a July
81
feb 21
Jun
12
92%
Feb
26
108 Ya
Apr
24
16 Ya Jun
84
107 Ya Nov
26
103
Feb
6
32
54
3
Safeway Stores
Mar 10
July
43% Jan
4%
St
29
17Ya Jun
16
St
22% Apr
17
317/n Dec
23
27Ys Apr
6
333/4 Jan
30
St
27
75
Dec
30
68Ya Jun
10
77 Ya Feb
2
205
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8
312
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3
265
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16
312
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7
175
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5
150
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155
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6
16% Jan
9
24
Ys Feb
C
19
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4
97
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92
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11
24
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31
22 Y2 Jun
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2
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33 Ys Jan
2
23 Yt Jun
Mar
17% Jun
13
,
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29
27
Jan
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28
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17
Jan
300
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G
6
5
59
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10
54
94
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21
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30
98
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18
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30
28
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26
13
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29
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30
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30
98
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19
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3
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3
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10
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29
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13
3.35%
23
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30
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85
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8
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23
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22
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19
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31
15
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27
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29
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25
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29
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9
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20
43
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16
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28
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6
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15
62Ya Apr
24
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2
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6
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5
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20
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10
49
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19
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34
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6
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0
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&
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46
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1
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7
56
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4
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17
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16
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23
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10
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5
25
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7
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7
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18
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18
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9
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10
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2
15
17
52
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23
48
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53
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16
69
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6
28
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36
2
23
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66
18
76
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29
73
11% Oct 23
16
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17
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6
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9
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4
6
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28
100
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21
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16
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23
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9
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1,
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5
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9
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16
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2
17
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12
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3
5
12
49 Ya Mar 20
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11
9Ya Mar 19
13
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10
67 Ys Mar 23
34 Ys Dec
8
24 Ya Jun
4
28 Ya Dec
11
26 Ya Jun
10
92 Y2 Apr
3
3
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18 Ya Nov 26
see page 22.
80 Ys May
14 Ys July
16YsJun
5
15
1
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5
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6
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91
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6
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175
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93
93
93
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17¥a
*120
12 Ys
46
19 Ys-
34Ya
'
18
34Ya
No par
4.60%
'50
53/s
13
35
130
25
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common—
Conv
44 Ys
17Ya
12Ys
57%
19Ys!
-.16%
16Ys
*33Ys
preferred
conV
*46
34 Ya
*120
19 Ys
25
& Bros Inc.—
Chemical
18
127/a
com
stk
Spencer
4.50%
35
130
57/e
Sparks Withington Co
Spear-& Co common—a.
$5.50
17%
123/s
(Del)
pfd
Ohio
34Ya
*120
19 Ys
16Ya
12Ya
46
46
*56Ys
Co
&;
Co
non-cum
Mobile
16Ya
11%
5
Southern Natural Gas
Pacific
19¥a
16 Ya
1
:
(The)
Indiana
<-19 Ys
Co coin_4.50
G
8%
Southern
Feb
7
Inc. J
South Porto Rico Sugar coin-No
par
May 21
14 Ya Jun
Jun
Typewriters-No par
Gold
Carolina
May 20
Apr
11 %
59
preferred
40
7
73
5%
Amer
49 Ye
105
285
*145
21%
59 Ys
"86
*9R
*285/a
*81Y2
*99Y2
16Ys
.
30%.
40
38 Ys
80
r29
47
Aircraft Co
45 Ys Mar 18
15 Ya
*250
175
*24Y2,
*13Ya
24Va
14Ya
70 Ya -
*301/2
*39Ya
38
28 Ya
*46
Solvay 'American Corp 4%
South'n
77 Ys Jan
285
253/a
HYa
80
*56Ys
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
South
26 Ya Jan
2
10% Jan
9Ya Jan
103'/aJuly
9
x28Ya
12Ys
10
23
" "
59
24
47 Ya Dec
28%
473/s
27 Yo Feb
22% Jun
16
38 Ys Oct 16
79%
80 Ya
-12Ys
333/s Feb
10
80 Ya
283/s
*56Ys
-5
13% Jun
Dec
10
*39Ys
373/s
*46Ya
11
16% Nov 19
*92
1,700
2.500
36
73
41
40 Ya
9Ya
695/8,
15%
303/s
40
38Ya
100
Southern Co
2
' Dec 23
No par
—
2
<9
30
30Ya
■
16 Ys Feb
33 Ya Jun
26
'
39 Ya Mar 16
14
10
305/a
393/s
38¥a
70 Ya
Inc common—20
preferred
Mar 26
53% Feb
Jan
15%
14Ya
30¥a
39%
37%
,
69%
15%
*133/s
preferred
4.20%
South
40
69Ya
15%
69s/a
■
100
3Va%
27
May
*24%
14¥a
preferred
Southern California Edison
38% Nov >20
21% Apr 22
4
25
17
45% Jan
36
27
121
■1Y» Feb
1,200
84
108 Ys'
'
80 Ya Apr
17 Ya Feb
253/a
l57/a
No par
20
16
40%
9
No par
Steel
Corp—
41
14Ya
,—25
O)
5.300
70%
10
*72
40Y«
40 Ya
9Ya
1
Corp
20
4% Feb
*24%
__1
Co
Nov
Sep
24%
'
—_i
.4
63 Ya Nov
21%
247/«
__
40 Y2
15
Corp—
43 Ys Mar 20
9
71Y2 Apr
40 Yo Jan
9Ys
1
Co:
Corp—
Mfg
85 Ys Jan
35% Jun
26
I
143
9Ys
40 Ya
9
Corp of America
16% Mar
900
30 V2
70%
23Ys
10Ys
97/s
10
H Ys Mar 25
30
7
*10
103/a
9
July ,7
2
*23
lOYa
23
10
10
72Ys
32
15
23
23
1
1
58%
403/s
May 27
16 y. May
*22%
5
40
10
32 Y4 Oct
5838
*71
10
16%
30 Ya
82
HYs
59
58%
Servel Inc common.a
Jun
■
82
* 13Ys
59
72Ya
Jun
*16Y8
71
22Ys
58%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Pen
16%
30%
,
59%
87 Ys
99%
28V4
No par
26
A)
35 Ys
247/a
13 Ys
24Ys
14Ys
22
13%
403/s
13% Jun
124Y4 May
82
40Ya
15
63
82
137/a
*70Ya
23
11% Oct 15
Co
'
14
1
23
38 Ys
82Ya
12 Ys Mar 12
Otl
490
35 Ya
112% 112 Ya
22V»
No par
Dec
3
82Ya
* 13Ys
22Ya
No par
15
32 Ya Mar
No par
Corp
72
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
9
7.619
36%
83%
108 Ys
16%
*81 Ya
83
*99Y2 101Y2
16Ya
16Vs
*95
S8V2
73Ya
73Ya
lllYa UlYa
22Ys
5
Del—i_
72
112
22Ya
1
29
102 Ys Jan
82
101Y2
16Ya
98Y2
72Ya
Sharon Steel Corp
17 Ye Dec
6
111
88 Ya
99 Y2
283/8
43% Mar 16
2
18
*71 Ya
59 Yt
59 Ys
*87
88 Ya
*98
99 Ya
28Ya
283/a
81Y2
81 Ya
*99Ya 101Y2
16 Ya
16Va
*95
98Ya:.
593/s
14 Ya Feb
Apr
93
24V>
13Ya
24
14
59
87
*98
28Vs
.
14
80
2
Sep. 10
100
_
Co
&
*92
,
24%
13
24Ys
42 Y4 Mav 20!
lOYa Jan
38 ¥4 Oct
*99Ya
16Ya
*93 Mr
Line RR Co coin—No par
Roebuck
-92
18
13 Y4 July
77:
24Ys
13
24Va
14
24
07
*38 Y4 Nov
92.
24¥i
13Ya
24V4
14Ys
Jun
38 Ys Mar 31
2S% July 31
65% Feb 27
28
99
36Ya Apr
30
*8% Feb
71
5
Oct
33
26 Yo Mar 27
»
5
com
—
Finance
Seagrave
10
3
100
10()
(The)
Seaboard'Oil Co.oX
lGYs Sep
623/u Dec
82
loo
.preferred—
conv
preferred
13
9% Oct
283/a
preferred
4.30% '
2g
7% Feb
25
L
:
Scran toil Elec Co
12% Feb
18% Jan
59 Ys
*87
*98
par
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
50% Feb
T7
No par
preferred
preferred
21%
36 Y«
33%
108 Ya
30¥a
71
*250
*147
21 Ys
*147
175
21 Ys
21¥a
—
—
36%
36 Ys
83Y»
108Ys
35
....
Paper Co common——No
$3.40
6
Feb
137/s
15c
—
4.40%* preferred
29-.
1
87% Oct, 30
2.4
1.40
—
*186
21 Ya
*92
*24Ya
13Ya
JO
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
Mar 23
1
5
100
Sangamo Electric Cos,
Savage Arms Corp—
1053/4 Jun
49% May
liar
Ry Co—-100
preferred
100
noncum
,
102 Yt Oct
10
St Louis Southwestern
23Ye Mar 25
953/s Apr
conv preferred
Joseph Lead Co
Preferred
5
150
*88
10
35Ys
36%
P2Ys
83Ya
107% 108%
35Ys 35Yt
16 Ya
16 Y2
29Ya
30%
69%
70 Ya
*255
285
357/o
36
82V2
82Y2
107Y2 107Ya
35%
35%
16 Ya
163s
29%
30
69%
70
*265
285
*145
21Y4
21Y2
357/a
3GYs
81%
8lYa
108
108
35%
36Ya
16Ya
163/s
29%
30Y8
70Ys
71
'262
285
5
—
4Ya%
1
5
*60 Ya Feb
7.
cotnmoil—
'preferred
14%
HYs
14 ¥a
^
18¥a
18%
185/a
18 ¥4
■
3,100
13.700
i
\
I
'
.
Number 5235
Volume 178
(69)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Continued—Page 11
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
50% Jan
70% Oct
16
69% Jun
85
78% Jan
18
94
38% Jan
May
11% Oct
30
15% Jan
5
11 % Jun
13% Mar 26
27
27% Nov
10
21% Jun
27
9% Mar
12% May 11
•
40% Feb
45% Mar 27
3
15% Jan
17% May 25
32% Jun
17
32'/4 Oct
22
43% Jan 31
Dec
23
98
Sterchi
Sterling
35% May 21
30
Jun
94% Jan
14
8
26% Jun
36% Jan
2
18% May' 1
22% Dec
30
19% Jun
23% Feb
2
10
17% Sep
2
17% Feb
2
87
13% Oct
16% Nov 21
31% Feb
26% May 20
96
Jun
Apr
79% Jan
9
3
94% Jan 29
-
43
% Fe,b
Jun
,
15
6
24% Apr
3
16% Jun
28
24% Jun
16
18
110% Jun
18% Oct
22% Jan
119% Feb
8
114'A Jan
24'
117
•
22 % Dec
26% Apr
18
,20% May 13;'
3
;
72%
723/4
34%
341/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
5
6
f-
34Vs
.
961/4
*95
96V4
*95
97
*95
23,800
6,800
|
96V4
*95
121
121/4
12%
12%
12%
121/4
800
11%
11%
12
22%
22
22 %
22Vs
22 3/a
223%
22%
22%
223/8
2,500
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11
11
11%
5,600
44%
43%
433/4
*43%
44%
16%
*16%
163/8
16%
16%
34%
343/a
*43
44%
16%
16%
'
34
16%
34
34
90
343/a
34
*89
34,%
*89
89
89
28%
29%
29%
30
21
100
16%
700
34Vs
2,400
16
34%
90
*89
90
441/4
*43%
10
90
*88
293A
29%
9,600
20'A
30
20%
2,000
29%
30%
20%
21
20%
14%
15
15
15
15%
1,500
13%
13%
13%
133/8
*13%
13%
1,100
*16%
16%
*161/2
16%
293/4
,
21
21 Ve
15
15 Vs
13 Vs
13%
"16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24 %'<
24%
24%
1,400
1
31%
31%
30%
31 Vs
30%
30%
31
31%
31 Vs
31%
16,500
27%
28%
28
28
27%
28
1,400
9%
9%
prior preference:—-.
1
—20
I—No
"j
par
Corp
Corp t
Chemical Corp commqn
800
*
28 J/4
27%
27%
93/a
9%
9%
9%
15
•
*9%
9%
9 Vs
9%
99%
*97%
28
••
-
800
98%
98%
"97%
99%
*97'A
99%
*97%
99%
10
71%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70%
71%
71%
2,400
111%
*110%
111%
*110%
111%
*110%
111%
"110%
111%
"110%
18%
18
24%
24 Vs
22
69%
"68%
69
18
!8Vs
11,300
243/b
24%
24%
1,300
*20%
21%'
*20%
21%
200
*683A
69%
*68 3/4
69%
18 '/a
18
243/8
21
21
"21
*24 »/s
18 Vs
*24 Va
24 Vs
22
"21
18
18 Ve
18
24%
preferred series A__.
_25
!' '5%% conv 2nd pld ser 1950—20
-
.
"70%
'4 % %
26
23% Mar 26
34%
96%
21
Sunbeam
2
Jan
24% Jan
2
72%
13%
Sun
21% Mar 25
10;
Jan
r
82% Jan,
16
72
15%
Studebaker
5
10% Mar 13
Feb
72
21
Stone & Webster
2
35% Jan
99
72%
71%
15%
5%r
9
16
Mar 20
70
1
12
10
161
71%
71%
"13%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
f
Jun
95
27
17% Jun
11,000
72%
71 Vs
'42 3/4
5
5
Corp
Fuller Co
&
Baer
Stix
28% Jan
10
12,600
73%
71%
11
5
100
15
common
523/4
11%
No par
_1
(J P)
Stewart-Warner
1
15% Mar 11
-
11
26% Jun
101% Jun
4
'
30% Jun
31
10% Jan 21
8% Nov 17
1
30
16% July
23
35% Dec
5
•
Feb
18
30% Aug
6
40% Dec 31
8
Jan
23
10
21
16% Jun
23
17
14% July
13% Jun
:
52%
—__No par
1
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co coirtmon—
No par
Class A '4 % 7o
preferred—
.100
Sunray Oil Corp common
1
1
14% Nov
Inc
Drug
Stevens
i
Inc
preferred
& Co Inc
3 % %
Apr
44% Jan
Stores
Bros
52%
22%
5
Corp—__
(The) L S
Starrett Co
.
32% Oct 29
91
Warner.
Stanley
t
Nov~28
July
45
36% May 2
13% Mar 24
Mar 25
52 3/a
72
72%
34
22% Feb
53
72
'94
preferred series A.
100"
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
1
Standard Steel Spring common
1
3%%
51%
71%
71
12
Shares
July 3
July 2
72%
,72%
5
100% Jan
32% Jun
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 1
51%
51%
52%
51%
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
June 30
Par,
California—No par
of
Tuesday
June 29
2
81% Jan
Apr
22
100% Sep
10
68
25
Jan
47% Jan
23
Jan
94
Mar 15
Oil
Standard
5
59% Jan
49% Jun
92
Oct 16
35% Oct
Highest
64 % July 23
3
72
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
AND
Wednesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
.
r
8% Oct
570
Oct
30
22 % Apr
19
520
14
26
Apr
3
8
27% Jan
17
6
Jun
71% Apr
27
29
Sunshine Mining Co
17
Jun
22% Jan
16
20
24
26 % Aug
26
25
Jan
14
27% May 20
Sutherland
102 % Jan ' 2
112% Nov
24
100
Jun
18
110% Mar 27
10% Jan
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
30% Oct
30
35% Jan
22
35% Jan
Co
32%
May' 2
41% Dec *-4
31
Jun
14
89% Aug 25
79
5% Oct
3
86
13 % Jan
4
97% Jun
16
111% Jan
5
2i
5% Jun
9
7% Feb
25
5
20
16
47% Mar
3
Tennessee
5
Texas Co
1
Texas
Gulf Producing: Co_'
110% Jan
5
Texas
Gulf
42% Feb
24
16
34% May-19
46% Dec
23
39
Jun
15
16
60% Jan
29
50% Jun
10
Jan
31
34
Jan
2
-54%- Apr
116% July 14
89
Jun
17
50% Oct
•37
27% Oct -16
100% Apr
15
32% Oet
16
Dec
-
r
58
Corp
——
36% Apr
12
6
128
Oct
16
86
Jan
8
9
47% Mar 19
Texas
165
Jan
Dec
30
116
Apr
24
138
Mar
19
37 % Jun
10
32% Jan
24
46% Nov
"10% Nov
17
18% Jan
2
9% Jun
19
12% Mar
15% Nov 14
18% Feb
7
15 Vb Jun
18
17% Jan
12% Jun
10
14% Mar 10
Jun
11
42
.31
15% Feb
7
35% Dec 29
43% Feb
14
12 % Oct
36
$1.25
10
14% Jan
22
9% Jun
12% Jan
Nov
26
•12% Feb
1
7 % Jun
Nov
41
"
10
% Nov
'. Feb 15
48
25
Jan
4
18
9% Jun
16
3
1% Jan
8
11
15% Feb
42% May
1
59% Dec
91% Jan
9
98% July
8% Jan
44
Jun
Thermoid Co
$2.50
tThird
5
Jun
common
Avenue
14% Mar 12/
Thompson
61% Mar 26
4
July 28
July 28
24% Jun
24
29 % Mar 27
24% July
7
20% Jun
9
27% Mar 25
23% Dec
4
21% Jun
9
25% Mar
4
Timken-Detroit
Jan
2
40
Jun
16
46% Jan
5
Timken
12% Dec
15
11% Jun
10
13% Mar 25
Toledo
27% Mar 12
25% Jan
22
29% Mar 19
3
14% Jun
16
20% Feb
25
Transgmerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc
7
21
24
25
Feb
2
15
49
39% Oct 23
3
Xl0% Jan
.
Roller.
53/4
5%
*79
9
16% Oct
23
23% Jan
18
28
22% Nov
May
Apr
13% Jan
8
17% Dec
9
14% Jun
16
17% Jan
27
Jan
10
112% Dec
15
106% Jun
24
112% Feb
16
105
141/s
14 Vs
14%
*14%
14%
400
103/4
14 >/e
10%
141/a
10%
10'A
10% -10%
*10V4
103/8
1,100
42%
413A
42
42
42
"
*413A
42%
1,000
*14
42%
54
53
53%
52%
53%
53
533/8
53%
533A
48 Vs
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
48
48%
48Va
89%
89%
893A
89%
90
90%
91
w
90%
903A
4,500
2,400
393/8
38 3/4
39
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
9,000
126%
126 %
125
126V4
126V4
J125
.
125
124
124%
125
125
125
126
126
♦125V4
40
393A
40%
9%
39%
39%
9%
9%
19
47% Feb
25
Jun
10
24% Jan
30
10
52% Jun
9
69% Jan
30
2
44% Feb
15
Aug' 25
21% Dec
4
25
60% Dec
47 Vs Aug
10% Oct
127
300
401/4
41
11,900
10
10
10
2,100
16
40
9%
15%
153/4
153/4
153/4
153/4^'
*15%
15%
200
13
13%
13
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
500
133/8
*37%
38
*37%
38
*37%
38
50
*9%
10
*9%
37%
10%
7%
37 %
37%
*9%
*71/4
10%
3
*2%
16
12% Dec
9
15
Jun
7
45
Jun
8
12% Jan
7
Jun
16
31
38
7% Dec
22
7
9% Mar 20
7%
3
51
10%
*9%
lO'/s
*9%
10Vs
513A
511/4
503A
51
503A
51
51
*24 »A
25
25
26
2%
2 3/a
25
25
22%
22%
22 Vs
22%
22%
22
40 3/4
4P/8
41
41
12%
12%
12%
12 Vs
12%
27
26%
92
80
,*
2%
25
2%
2,100
25%
200
4,600
22%
1
22%
22%
22'/s
21%
22
41%
41%
42
1,800
12%
1
22 V2
41%
22%
41%
92
100
1,400
22
223/a
22
•
*24%
2 3/a
23/e
2%
22%
12
92
*91
92
*91
92
3/a
2
400
lO'/s
51%
'92
1
210
*2%
*9%
2%
7%
2%
2%
42
10%
92
10
*40%
*93/4
41%
121/4
Xll%
12%
4,300
26%
4,100
273/8
x26%
26%
10,000
153/4
153/4
15 %
16
16
16%
163/s
16%
16%
16%
3,300
22%
21%
213A
213/4
213/4
21%
21%
X21%
22%
500
*21%
15.%
2
5
153/a
15%
153/a
153/B
15%
153/8
153/a
153/a
15%
6,900
109V4
10S'%
109'A
17%
1081/2
*17 V2
17%
45
*43
45
*43
18%
19%
53%
*53
15%
15%
16
16%
133A
40
*53
54
17%
17%
17%
17%
1091/4
110
*109
*43
45
*43
46
183A
19%
19%
53%
1
17%
*43
26 3A
263/B
26%
26
108%
17%
107
No par
50
20th Century Fox Film new
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No;mr
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
8
11
11% Jan
36% Jan
15
Dec
Jan
*9%
7%
42
42
2%
*15%
'
10
73/8
7%
41
41
41
*2%
3
7%
7%
*401/4
41
22%
5
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% series of 1952—
19% Mar 25
13% Jan
14% Dec
27
8% July 15
29
17
1,300
125%
40 Vs
9%
126'A
22%
&
preferred
16,900
'
9%
*25
Tiuax-Traer Coal Co common——1
Preferred series A (conv)
50
30
20% Jan
42% Jun
40% May 19
16%
2
16% Jan'
721% Feb 15
3
15% Jan
$6
2,100
5%
*41%
*23/S
Williams Steel.—No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
Transue
5%
14%
I
*21% Jan
600
5%
53A
103/4
513/4
5
(The)
5%
*91
Bearing——No par
Edison Co
5%
*9%
15
5
100
—
5%
10
101
*2%
.Transit Corp_No par
Axle
*99
7%
31
18% Apr
5,300
79
100
41
25
28
79
100
*9%
17
3% Jan
81
993A
*37
22
2% Jun
*79
99%
9%
Oct
Jun
2'
18
61
99%
*153/4
22% Jun
2
81
*13%
50
Thompson
97% Jan
200
4,200
h
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
10
38
"99
39%
Products Inc com
4% preferred
——
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par
$3.50
preference
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil
10
Jun
50
88% Jun
3
373A
99%
125
No par
(J R)
32%
373A
37%,
"79
124%
50c
No par
convertible preferred
37 %
39
No par
1
Fair
The
8
14
Feb 27
37%
16%
89%
Mfg Co common—5
$2,40 conv preference
9 % Jan
40
preferred
37%
*15%
48%
1
100
common..:—
conv
Thatcher Glass
•joo
104
*103
16%
*15%
42
-No par
Utilities Co—
Textron inc
6
20
Mar 26
10% Oct
8
Land Trust—
certificates
& Pacific Ry Co
share
Texas
23
16
53%
10
Pacific Coal & Oil
Sub
Apr
400
27%
27%
10%
Pacific
23
115
135
Texas
Texas
46% Jan
195% Mar 28
104
16
32 Vs
27 Vv
•
14%
No par
Sulphur—
*102
16
32'A
32%
5%
9
8
5
25
10
(James)
Talcolt Inc
Telautograph Corp
12% Feb
9% Dec
:
200
183A
Vs
81
99%
1
*18
104
*103
104
"15%
37%
"79
1,700
550
550
181/2
*263A
27
37 Vs
16%
32%
18%
26%
26%
"102
102 %
37%
25
Co
Symington Gould Corp
15% Mar 23
Jan
8 % Jan
14
15% Nov 28
13
4% Mar 11
&
18%
8%
8%
8%
559
*545
555
1
26 %
"15%
8%
83/4
8%
*18
18%
"17%
27
102%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred —.———No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
No par
May 22
.
7% Jan
23
Swift
5
Jan
Dec
115
1
May
102
40
common
preferred
100
Co of America (The)—4.16%
Sweets
6
39% Mar 18
2
11
July
81% Jan
17% May
Paper
5
4.40%
"
18%
27
69%
*545
558
"545
560
"18
*68%
8%
8%
8%
8%
"540
25
50
of California
Superior Steel Corp
Superior Oil
Mar 27
600
May 12
12.50
—10c
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
10 % Jan
66% Feb
11
11% Jan -18
16
Oct
490
70% Dec
1
May
63
"68%
340
110
17%
19
19
*183A
54
*53
500
19
"53
183A
54
1,600
44%
54
*13
20
163/4
16%
165/s
163/e
16%
37,600
13%
161/2
13 Vs
13 Vs
13%
13%
2,200
40
40
403/a
330
7%
900
13%
13 Vs
39%
39%
393/8
393/8
*393/8
7%
7 Vs
*7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
12%
12%
*12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
45%
10%
45%
45'A
45%
46
46
46%
46'/2
46%
463/4
1,500
10%
10%
10 3A
10%
10%
IO1/2
10%
10%
10%
3,000
42%
42%
42
42%
42
3/4
43%
43 3A
44
*44%
44%
2,300
63%
64'/a
63
64 J/4
63%
64%
641/4
651/4
64%
65%
15,400
21%
21%
22
22
22
21%
21%
1,600
*13
39%
'
*7%
u
1
Oct
12
12% Apr
14
14% Feb
2
56% Feb
4
Jun
10
55% Jan
15
14%. Aug
6
9
Jun
18
13% Jap
8
Union
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Jan
2
42
Jun
10
49% Mar 20
Union
Bag & Paper
Corp
20
72% Feb
Union
Carbide & Carbon
No par
43%
Oct'
30
11% Jun
43% Jun
26
50
57
Feb
27
72% Dec
30
61 % Jun
16
23,
Dec
30
24% Dec
15
19% Jun
16
47%
104
3
'
2
May
93
111
9
Jan
98
83% Jan 25
Jun
4
July 31
82% Jun
15
97
' 5
78% Jun
3
Jun
18
37% Jun
10
30
91% Jun
98
90
2
Union
24 % Mar
110
Apr
Underwood
Preferred $3.70
87% Jan
Preferred $3.50
Preferred $4
Jan
100
16
2
121% Mar 31
101% Jun
16
115% Jan
5
A
50% Nov
25
44% Jun
17
50% Jan
6
1
1
42% Aug
12
.40% Jan
6
46% Mar 26
31
30
31% Apr
24
40'A Mar 20
102% Jun
3
106% Jan 29
37% May
28
May
3
101% Jan
24% May
1
91% May
1
30% Jan
21
101% Jan
8
Nov
17
Xl3
38% Dec
107
Jan
33% Jan
.404% Dec
24<% Jun
10
.93% Jun
16
104% Jan
30
Feb
19
37% Feb
4
Sep
18
11
5
11
27% Jun
24
31% Feb
11
4% Apr 25
3% Apr
17
12
33% Feb
6
Feb
7
2
5% Nov 19
Oct 21
May 2JJ
13% Jun 16
61% Jan
26% Nov
4% Jan
102
Jan 21
16% Mar 20
107
8
57% Oct
3% Feb
34%
; Jun
70% Mar 19
50
32% Mar 23
2
17% Feb
107
43% Mar 23
16
37% July 25
69% July
9
5% Mar 21
10%
Feb
11
49
67
22
Jan
2
4% Jun
5% Feb
23
24
4% Feb 24
Feb
18
5% Jan
29
86
9% Mar 13
72% Mar 13
47
74
Feb
8
Jan
2
15% Dec 22
21% Jan
15
13% Jun
17
17% Jan
8
14% Oct 22
18
7
13% Jun
22
16% Feb
2
May
49
64% Jan 30
51
Jun
10
58 Vs Jan
6
24
Jun
16
30
26
12% Oct 24
34% Sep
19
30% Jun
17
37% Feb
15% Jan
2
11% Apr 22
1% Jun
54% Jan
9
96% Jan
11
19
May
2
50% Jun
10
96% Jun
22
101
24% Jun
15
105% Jun
21
Jun
9
1
7
31 % Dec 31
119
Aug 27
8
179
May
16
Jan
S
61
Mar 19
5
9
I
3
5
Mar 26
Jan
31% Jan
120
175
Jan
5
20
Marl6
27% Dec
2
23
Jun
12
35 % Jan
23
66
Sep
8
-62
Jun
15
68
Feb
series—*
California
par
par
par
par
25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
4% noncumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
'_—No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5% convertible preferred
100
Union
Oil
of
Inc common—10
series of 1952-100
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred —J
No par
United Board & Carton Corp—10
United Carbon Co
—No par
United-Carr Fastener
No par
United'Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Air
Lines
Preferred 4%%
100%
"99
"80
84
."80
81%
92
"90%
39%
39
108
107
21%
21%
100
100'A
100
*81
84
*81
'
101
*101
102
*101
102
480
94
*82
84
83
83
100
*90'A
39
80%
81%
81 'A
*81 J/2
82 J/2
*82%
92
92
92
*92
94
*92
94
39.3/8
40
107
107
107
40'/a
*45%
108'A
3,700
45%
453A
45%
.*45'A
453A
45%
45%
41%
*40%
41 J/2
40%
403A
41
37%
37%
37%
38'A
373/4
38'/a
38'/a
38%
102'/2
102 »/2
1023/8
1023/8
102%
102'/a
102%
26%
26'A
26%
102%
26
26%
"'95
96%
66 Vs
*'95
35 Ve
1*343/8
"99%
101%
*99%
26%
14%
14%
14%
52'A
27%
27%
*27 Vs
3%
3%
3%
"74%
75
*74 J/4
34%
101 J/2
*99 'A
101%
14%
"143/g
513/4
50%
3%
3%
*7'4
75
38
503A
"27 Vb
38
"403/4
.
14%
51%
52'A
35%
*14%
14%
52 %
96'A
*99 J/2
101J/2
26%
9 6'A
35
51%
41
*34%
26%
96%
34%
95'A
*27Vs
28
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*74
8%
*8 Vs
8%
8%
4%
5
8%
8%
*54%
56J/2
8%
'
*95
95'A
343A
35 *
*100
*143/8
51%
*27Vs
28
300
41%
38 3/a
103
I
7,500
900
26%
4,500
96%
343A
300
600
101%
14%
300
51%
1,200
28
100
2,500
4
4
4
♦74
75
4%
4%
83/4
81/2
56
56
*55
1,200
46
75
3%
3%
75
1
(Del)
United Dye &
10,700
45%
,
20
40%
107%
108
108
108
39%
40'/a
*•10%
102%
30
83%
393/8
80%
Chemical Corp com.l
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Corp
4%
8,300
8%
600
56
50
55
55
55
55
14%
14%
14'/a
14'/a
14%
141/s
14'A
14 J/4
14%
14%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
131/4
13%
131/4
13 Vs
13%
700
13%
53%
25% Jan
2
52%
52%
52%
53'A
53%
53%
53%
53%
6,100
Co
24%
24
24%
243/b
243/s
243/s
24'A
243/8
14,500
24%
241/8
United Gas Corp
•32 J/4
*32 J/s
32%
32J/2
32%
32 3A
1,900
32
32'A
323/4
31%
Vs
123/a
12%
123/8
121/4
123/s
123/4
5,900
12%
12
12%
12 Vs
1%
400
1%
1%
*1%
1%
1%
2,100
No par
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13
United Merch & Mfrs Inc———1
United Park City Mines Co (Tlie)_l
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
$4.50 1st' preferred
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
100
United Fruit
U S Hoffman
9
For footnotes see page 22.
159
10
2% May 12
Apr
73
14
Mar 27
13% Mar
102% Aug
Jan
9% Dec
17
65
101% Feb 20
167
series
series
No
No
No
No
21%
i
29% Aug
30 % July
common—10
series.'
%
900
■
2
53% Oct 30
24% Jan
$4.50
Jan
Jan
35% Oct
100
Elec Co of Mo
Preferred
45% Jan
94
15
Corp
Jan
104
Apr 21
45% July 9
Jan
1
Udyllte Corp (The)
2
15% Feb
16
10% Jan
12
15% July
3
U
4%% preferred
S Leather Co
'
*1%
1%
523/4
1%
53
53%
53
'
52%
53
■*96%
98
96 3A
96 3A
97
96%
25%
25'A
253A
253/4
26
*25%
106 J/2
107
106%
*25%
105 %
161
23
23
62
62
63
14%
14%
143/8
106%
161%
23
100
62
No par
14
I
97
106'A
161
23
105 %
161
5
Machinery com.
1%
52%
53
*161
-
162
23
23
*62
14'/a
63
14%
*161
23 J/s
*62 '
14%
•
53%
53
533A
9 6 3/4
973A
973A
26 3/8
80
*253A
26
500
107
106%
107
2,400
163
*161%
231/4
63
15J/8
163
110
23
23
1,000
*62
63
15
15%,
80
43,900
I
f
22
The
(70)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 6, 1953
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
18% Jan
3
x7% Dec
357/b Oct
23
19% Jun
16
8% Nov
24
7% Jun
15
39% Dec
8
35% Jun
9
Jan
Sep
19
67
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
56
x81% Jun
17
90 % Dec
31
22 % Oct
16
136% Jan
2
53
Oct
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
30
S
0
S Playing
2
U
23
64
25
Jun
22
32% Feb
76
85% Jan
0
Jun
11
85% Jun
16
97% Apr
0
30% Dec
31
24% Jun
10
31% Jap
2
146 % Feb
6
128% Jun
16
46% Jun
16
87% Mar 29
68% May 29
31
67 % Jan
a
3
37% Jun
66% Feb
0
Jan
24
135% Jun
12
144 % Jan
28
Feb
13
18% Jun
25
21% Feb
20
May 18
35% Jun
29
39 % Jan
29
7
7% Apr
10
6% Jan
24
10% Jan
11
8% Jun
16
*87 % Oct
22
94
Jun
27
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
4% Jan
19
27
18
2
3% Jan
21 % May 27
26% Dec
8
23
156
:
Sep
May
2
Jan
14
11
Apr
24
57
May 23
28% Apr
15
Jan
8
13% Nov
6
34
27% Oct 30
7
26% Jan
169
6
Aug
14% Dec
16
65
July 28
33% Dec 29
43% AUf 14
17% Jan
4
Jan
16
31
Mar 18
$6
4
Mar 19
29 % Mar 12
1% Jan
a
3% May 13
22% Jan
14
24% Feb
9
156
May
26% Jun
4
26% Mar 26
Feb
167
4
17
25% Jun
19
Apr
17
3
32
•;
11
125
Oct
127
1
Dec
129
Apr
24% Oct
136%
136%
136%
136%
31
125% Jun
3
Jan
2
24% Apr
28
90
128
Mar 19
127
Apr
13
27% Jan
May 29
8
92
Mar 20
136
136
1
*7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
2d pfd-5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Wall
Corp
preferred
American
Leaf
*25%
26%
25%
25%
——100
25%
Co Inc com
*25
160%
*62
15%
38%
38%
38
38
14%
14%
14%
14%
29%
*29%
29%
29%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
2.50
*24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
•
Vicks Slireve & Pacific Ry com—100
*125%
126
*125%
126
125%
125%
*125%
126
'
noncumulatlve preferred—100
*125%
128
*125%
128
*125%
128
*125%
128
Victor Chemical Works common—8
26%
Vick Chemical Co
*88
27 % Dec
31
22% Jun
23
27% Jan
0
110% Jan
8
116% Nov
20
106
Jun
5
114% Jan
3
2
103% May
103% Dec 15
94
Apr
14
100
Jan
8
92
100
26%
31
15
30
13
26% Jun
44% Jan
11
36% Mar
16% Apr
8
18
Jan
18
28% Mar
5
31% Oct
2
27
Jun
17
68% Deo
29
CO
Jun
16
70% Mar
12% Jan
12
Jun
16% July
Feb
19
5
43% July
3
2
18
4
22
30
Mar
Jan
18
3%%
preferred
>100
div
92
•
23%
26%
92
18%
115
90
18%
23%
23%
23%
108%
108%
*107%
*92%
95
*30%
31
30%
38%
8%
1,500
"
1*3/4
30
600
400
8%
8%
2,700
25%
25%
1,200
*125%
106
*125%
92
600
38%
*14%
*293/4'
29%
110
-
128
26%'
*88
•
18%
*115%
23%
3,100
92
18%
117
30
26%
20
18%
1,200
117
200
23%
233%
9,800
108%
109
108%
140
95
*90
95
*90
95
*90
95
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93%
95
*30
31
31
31 %
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
273/B
27%
27%
1,600
42%
42%
43
43
43%
3,400
31
25
27%
27%
27%
27%
0
40%
41
40%
42%
17
•
18%
*115%
23%
25
*26%
*88
'
18%
115%
107%
*90
20
90
18%
115%
115
■
<
26%
26
23%
94_
10
26%
107%
107
*90
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
6%
pre 1 erred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
1%
preferred
26%
*88
18%
116
23%
106%
26%
'
15
'
40
12,600
.
64%
*30%
38%
38%
*14%
300
1,100
16%
*63
30%
38%
2
14
♦30%
29%
21% Jan
35 % May 22
30%
38%
18%
x27%Jan
30%
14%
*114%
3
30%
*30
26
159
16%
63%
*63%
400
3,200
26
p3
*25%
'
17
.16%
%
5,300
2%
159
29%
No par
23
63
;
*14%
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co eom»10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
Jan
16%
63
26
*29%
i.
Va-Carolina Chemical com
35% Feb
16%
63
2%°
22
*2%
160
160
,821/4
2%
*25
10
Co
Co Inc
8
3
16%
63
30%
30%
8
12
15%
63
■
1,000
*79
26
*25%
25%
160%
'
25% Jan
130% Jan
Jun
25%
400
8%
*21%
2%
25%
.
200
7%
*8%
2%
*2%
26
'•
22
2.50
6%
2,100
3,600
'7%
,
82%
2%
*21%
•2%
"160
7
8%
•79
2%
22
*25
25%
*160
15%
1
4%%
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
25%
160%
*160
17
29% Jun
*2%
1
7
*8%
83
2%
*21 %
2%
26
4
♦79
2%
21%
2%
17% Jun
37% Jan
83%
2%
21
2%
114% Jun
24
*79
2%
21%
2%
Tobacco com_Nopar
Pictures
8%
—1
Corp
preferred
8%
*7
83%
2%
21
60
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
*79
preferred—No par
Inc common_2
Paper
convertible
Universal
noncu
19
22
137
18%
19
33% Apr
136%
900
500
20,009
36%
29
98% Jan
137
18%
29% Jan
Mar 12
38%
136%
420
58
38%
*36%
4%
5%
8,200
49%
57%
39
18%'
93 % Apr
95
49
59
38%
36%
137% Jan
May 26
50
58%
18%
6
9
49'%
59%
36%
24
18% Oct
49%
38%
18%
Nov
87 % Sep
119
49%
36%
Norman
23% Apr
116
38%
*59
18%
Raalte
9
116
50
200
27
131%
36%
Van
25% Dec
26%
131%
18%
Van
23
27 %
131%
86%
35%
17% Mar 23
23% Apr
26%
130%
38%
2,300
78
85%
131
130%
25%
*73
-
18%
32% Mar 20
6
85%
35%
Jan
10"% Jan
131%
76
*84
61
25%
18%
14% Jan
8% Jun
131
*73
85%
59
10
23
131 %
131
76
1,200
1,300
36%
*59%
25%
27
38%
28% Jun
15% Jan
27
59
preferred
100
Utah Power Ac Light Co——No par
12
*84
*49
Universal
Dec
10
*73
27'/a
38%
17% May 20
45% Mar 20
76
85%
26%
50%
68 %
34% Jun
*70
*84
27
59%
2
28
76
85%
26%
49%
7
34% Mar 21
'='73
25%
Shares
8
36%
61
*59%
25%
the Week
20%
*7%
36%
36%
60
38%
Feb
May 20
25%
*59%
Jan
14
61
*59%
25%
36%
20%
8
35%
United
25
61%
25
20%
*7%
18%
convertible
90
10
25
36%
*59
20
8
35%
Stores $4.20
Jun
36%
*84
100
common
Stockyards
Jun
25%
20%
*7%
No par
Co
United
2
61%
July 3
20%
8
35%
Friday
July 2
50
preferred
7%
United
20% Jun
36%
Sates f»f
Thursday
July 1
noncumulatlve preferred—25
U S Tobacco
25
83
2
1 %
9
36%
PRICFS
Wednesday
20%
*7%
8AL«
50
No par
preferred
Corp common
Steel
7%
20%
8
25 %
100
Smelting Ref & Min com
S
S
20%
"59%
5
1st preferred
noncum
7%
-7%
common
% Mar 19
8 % May
2
8% Dec
Jan
u
20%
1
100
100
preferred series B
S Rubber Co
ti'/o
U
Card Co
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
HIGH
June 80
1
.
AND
Tuesday
June 29
10
—20
10
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
3%%
3
44 % Jan
23
144
Monday
P«f
S
D
144% Mar 11
10
57% July
42% Dec
5% Jan
t
Mar
41
•
.
D
U
58% Apr
STOCK
preferred
4%%
40% Mar 17
31
Mar 28
90
102% Jan
S Lines Co
U
26
20
19% Oct
,
23
Jan
36% July 25
138% May 16
•
4
22% Jan
6
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% JuJy 21
9
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
«
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*27 %
42
17
*16%
17
*16%
17
16%
16%
28%
*26%
28%
*27
28%
*26%
28%
62%
*60%
62%
*61
62
*61%
17
800
17
*26%
300
28%
w
65
Apr
2
Wabash
RR
System
4%%
2
12%! Aug
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
Nov
24
29% Jan
25
Jan
9
29 % Jan
9
42% Apr
29
51% Jan
43% Jun
16
473/4 Feb
26
Walker
Dec
22
10% Jan
6% Jun
29
Feb
27
Walworth
17% Jan
11
21% Dec
98
12
104% Dec
preferred
100
Walgreen Co
11% Jan
27
8
Jan
6
18% Jan
99
Jun
13% Jun
15
25
Oct
22
Jun
3
27% May 15
25% Jan
4
30
20% Jan
35% Jan 30
30
Dec
37
31% Sep
3
Dec 31
14% Jun
25
9
25
2
15'
105
16
5
Feb
13
32% Jun
10
29
Jun
May 12
Feb
Warren
Foundry
Mar 10
24%'jun
10'
30
21
14% Jun
15
17% Apr
3
20% Jun
16
11% Nov
17
9% Jun
9% May
3
Oct 30
26
14% July 31
11% Jan 19
32% Jan
8
80% Feb
28
84
7
28
16
Oct
2
2
29% Jan
106% Mar 18
,
May
41% Jan
9
28% Dec 30
37% Dec
Wash
Wat
Waynp
19'
13% Feb
WnyiiP
10 % Jun
16
12 Va Mar 27
23% Jun
12
2fi
28 % Feb
2
Pow Co
&
17
8474 Feb
3
22
293/4 Jan
0
West
15
28% Jan
B
West
4
West
Penn
Electric
8
West
Penn
Power
3
32
Jun
9
S
98% Jun
17
1073/4 Jan
88 % Jun
18
102
98
Jan
9
102
Feb
7
89 % Jun
12
Sep
17
16% Jan
72
Jun
6
106% Jan
8
373/4 Feb
63/4
23%
22%
*100
101%
23
22%
101 %
153/4
15%
153/a
30
*29%
343/4
35
29
26%
23
.
♦100%
101
23
-
2,700
23
*100%
,
1,200
63/4
263/4
14%
145/8
14%
14%
153/a
1
30
800
101
153/4
15%
15%
'*153/4
20
*29%
14%
7,100
16
800
26 3/8
29%
293/a
2974
*293/o
343/4
*29
•
14%
34%
343/4
34%,
343/4
*34%
29%
34%
293/a
343/,
1
23
100
800
47
'
15%
29
23
100
15%
*29%
6%
29%
26%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
293/4
1,200
26%
263/B
26%
26 5/8
100
1,800
'
263/4
27%
10,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
153/a
15%
213/4
213/4
213/4
*21%
22;
213/4
15%
21%
GOO
213/4
*10
10%
*93/4
10
*93/4
10;
*9%
10
*10%
103/4
243/4
No par
Virginia Coal & Coke
B
West Va Pulp & Paper com
No par
*69
inn
*106
163/4 Jan
10
1
84
Aug
109% July 18
19
82
Jan
8
105% May 28
109
Jan
B
12% Jan
prpfprrprt
34
34
100%
100
*10%
103/4
*10%
25%
25%
*25
1
78
20
*78%
20
23%
34
34%
79
20
23%
*78%
1
23
34%
343/4
34%
•100%
92
*88%
92
*88%
92
*90
101%
92 1
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91 '
90
*13%
14
133/4
*13%
13%
133/4
133/4
71
*69
*106
107%
133/4
13%
72%
70%
70%
*106
107
107
*90
71%
71
'
1,500
1,200
<
35
4,000
'
HHL
120
93
'
72
•
,
90
50
133/4
900
72 %
•1053/0
107
*106
320
20
*100%
100
1,000
783/4
20
223/4
20%
*23
34%
*99%
300
25%
22%
100
300
10%
25%
78
20
34
103/4
25
78%
20
*10%
22% '22%
,*88%
13% May 15
243/4
78
100
29
243/4
22%
100
series
243/4
20
C
series
preferred
103/4
78%
B
preferred
4.10%
10 %
20
100%
4.20%
.
22%
-100
10
*
10
78%
'—No par
99% Jan
93/,
1
pfd
9
Jun
46%
63/4
4
Co
4%W
IS
69
46%
63/4
46%.
22
preferred
Jan
West
46%
63/4
15%
Indies Sugar Corp_;
Kentucky Coal Co
18
*46%
63/4
com—2.50
Jun
110% Sep
46 5/s
x6%
5
20
103% Apr
46%
6%
1,000
1
76% Jun
2
25%
46%-
100
13%
*25%
*213/4
.
Snowdrift
convertible
13%
253/4
A
22% Jun
$4
13%
*25%
143/4
3
Investment Co_
Oil
13 3/8
255/8
8
-
Wesson
133/a
253/8
14%
No par
No par
(The)
Knitting Mills
Pump f!n
Webster
133/o
25%
14%
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
243/4 Mar 23
,
96% Jan
9% Oct
9
& Pipe
Corp
Light Co
62
13%
25%
1
Peti oleum
Washington Gas
5
23%
*100
62
•13%
5
Inc
Warren
18% Jan
21% May
Warner-Hudnut
Jan
24% Dec
28
1
Inc
62
13%
253/4
6 a/4
100
Pictures
33% Mar 19
l
May
46 %
preferred
Bros
373/4 May 14
19
16
No par
G & W
Co
Ward Baking Co common
5 %%
13
*25%
>2.50
(Hiram)
Warner
*60%
10
31
9
19% Feb
24% Oct 23
4
17% Apr 16
16% Feb 13
No par
600
107
V
15
15% Jan
97/a Jun
16
8
WPRtPrn
Air
1
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
46% Apr 30
18
Oct 22
56% Dec
15
50% Jun
18
57% Mar 11
Western
51%
51
51
51
51
•
*51
52,
51
51
23
23% Jun
9
32 y4 Mar 25
Western
Auto Supply Co_
10
Maryland Ry common—100
51
26% Dec
26 3/8
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
7,300
34% Oct
21
47
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
100
533/4
533/4
*52%
54
55
55
55
55%
543/4
543/4
1,100
46% Feb
20
12
51% Jun
10
No par
56%
57
89
Mar
37
Oct
4
16
24% May 14
35% Feb
20
95% Jan
2
64% Dec
7
67% Mar 16
97% Mar 31
Western
7
38% Feb
18
45% Jun
Western
27% Nov 21
25% Jun
16
29 Va May 18
10
May 14
48% Dec
31
41% Jun
Nov
3
91'/a Jun
101
Mar
32
Oct
80
2o
127
Mar 20
126
Jan
Feb
10
7
25% Jun
2
25
23
29% Jan
2
25
Jun
10
40% Mar 17
7
«
86% Mar 24
30
Jan
—10
26%
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
12%
44%
44%
433/4
44%
100
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
12.50
183/4
18%
18%
18%
Westingliouse Electric
3.80%
preferred
28% Mar
$5
Elec
Inst
14% Jan
9
32
2
27% Aug 29
21% Jan
29
32% Apr 13
30% May 27
16
10
29% May 11
4
13% Dec
17
11% Feb
17
8% Oct
22
68% Nov
12% Jan
8
May 19
12% Jan
22
9% Jun
10
14
75% Feb
13
68% Jun
30
74% Mar 10
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
14% Jan
15
25 % Dec
17
10% May 12
24% Jan
e
21
28% Nov 25
13% Jan 10
30% May 22
29% Mar 11
17
11% Mar 26
White
38%
1
Co
Wilson
Motors
&
$4.25
Co
Inc
26
126
16% Jun
10
18 % May
4
42
15
53
Jan
2
Woodward Iron
Jan
30
45% Dec
9
32% Nov
19
83% Feb
5
97 % Feb
20
118
Nov
19
70% Dec
22
75% Jan
14
9% Oct
23
13% Feb
1
43% Jun
10
48
Jun
10
35% Mar 17
78% Jun
10
86
30
111
Jan
2
71% May J 2
9
Jun
10
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
75
Mar
3
11% Mar 17
40% Jan
3
34% Jun
19
39% Apr
1
Yale
3
18
Feb
18
York
47
Jun
9
23% Apr
53% Mar
1
8
9
\f
26%
500
253/4
253/4
253/4
25%
25%
25%
26%
263/8
26%
2,600
&
10%
*30
30%
30%
IOO
26%
26%
263/4
28%
3,000
common—1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
25,000
93/4
10
3,800
*67%
70
9%
93/4
9%
70
683/4
68%
*66
70
10%
10%
10 Va
*10%
10%
10%
10%
103/8
10%
700
1
27 %
273/8
21 Va
21%
273/4
28
29
29 %
283/4
29%
4,300
25
25
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,500
127%
127%
10
100
conv
Mfg Co
common
series
433/4
44%
433/4
31
31
31
31
79%
79
79
*79
115
*78
115
.
112%
112
*73
B
*9%
93/4
9%
9'A
9%
9%
9%
9%
35%
35%
35%
13
22
16 Va Jan
2
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
79%
*112
73%
36 |
2,300
31
79
73%
*35%
6,000
31 0
31
78%
733/4
36
44%
44
31
*73 %
35%
44
43%
73%
1
800
79%
*723/4
25
17
433/4
31%
*112%
36
20
17
44
72%
24
Corp
*112%
200
433/4
•
45
713/4
17% Jan
Zonite Products Corp
113
17
17
*433/4
No par
convertible
Radio
44%
44%
128
•127
17
1
9%
70
*66
128
16%
44
31.
15
Zenith
♦126%
17
43%
43%
100
128
9%
9%
16%
16%
43
10
Co
*126%
93/4
43%
16%
43
0
0
130
10
% Jan
13
*126%
9%
10
Corp
47
Jan
1,000
*10 Va
34% Jan
5% Apr
10%
*68%
10
84
10%
*30
-No par
16
13
170
*10%
Service
Worsted Co
Towne
Corp
4%%
26
1,800
10 V*
373/4 Jun
*25%
26%
27% Jun
"yg®rightsPrlCe8' D° tale* 0D
26%
30%
7
rlS!?
*25%
*26%
2
dividend
26 Va
*30
Jan
4% Jan
*25%
*10%
50% Jan
63% Jun
25%
•
10%
34
29
843%
26%
16-
6% Jan
84%
30'/a
23
68% Nov 28
84%
10%
39% Oct
2
38
*843/s
.37%
26%
27% Oct
Jan
38
84%
30%
preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
4y4N0T 17
38
84%
26 V*
10
pfd 4%%
Wyandotte
21% Oct
68
38
-No par
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)
51% Dec
Jun
38
84%
25%
113
0
Oct
37%
*843/8
Prior
2
15
38
84%
*79
8
200
900
♦126
—
„
19
25%
Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
13% Jan
•126
93%
19
263/4
Wortliington
39% Jan
♦93
10 Va
Co
Woolworth (F W)
133% Jun
12,800
183/4
31
common
6%
preferred
Wisconsin Public
25
8
44%
44%
92%
26%
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jan
2
443/a
44%'
10%
&
Nov
Jan
5,600
*30%
_
Co
64
135
20%
1
preferred
138
Apr 24
26%
'
Wilson-Jones
Winn
26%
20
„
Willys-Overland
30,200
__5
Sewing Machine common
preference
Oil
200
44%
l83/4
.
1,300
95%
44%
92%
v
800
♦94%
95%
18%
*126
1,700
'
37%
15
76% Jan
*126
„
84%
6c~t~l6
42% Apr 17
26% Feb 20
*126
No par
Prior
Wilcox
<
44%
183/4.
10 '/4
45
♦94%
93%
44
*92%
'
4
Jun
100
White Motor Co
Dental
:
57
57
56%
♦10
103/a
•
new
preference—No par
Mfg (The 8 8)
20
4
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Thursday
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Low
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1978-1983
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1955-1900
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1956-1959
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1958-1963
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1960-1965
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1953-1955
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7
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17
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1960
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1956
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15
1957
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15
1958
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15
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15
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15
1961
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15
1963
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92.8
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sale,
r
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
York
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
No.
High
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
Sold
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Low
High
City
Brazil
Last
Sale Price
or
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Corporate Stock
Low
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98
—June-Dec
98
97
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95
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24
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113
91
93
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June-Dec
1957
1
—
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1957—Aprll-Oct
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Aprll-Oct
—June-Dec
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'
—
—
86
28
55
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1962-
1962
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—
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34
104
33%
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—
61
—
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1044
57
No.
1.
2.
■
.
—
,
For Financial Institutions
securities
No.
3-
34is
series
No.
4
No.
5
June-Dec
No.
7
June-Dec
No.
8
June-Dec
series
No.
9
series
No.
10
No.
3% s
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■
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For footrrotes
see
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FOREIGN SECURITIES
50 Broad
SPECIALISTS
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76
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——
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series
MARKETS
61%
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June-Dec
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74
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Telephone HAnover 2-0050
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57
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58
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58%
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foreign
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36%
58%
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59%
59%
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__
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1961
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55%
1
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1961
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1961i
59%
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June-Dec
1957
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55%
1
.
■
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36%
55%
■
——
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1963
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1963
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—
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33 %
—
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1962
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95%
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1961—Jan-July
1961
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91%
26
92
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Feb-Aug
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1961
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s
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3Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
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v
100%
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—
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June-Dec
1956
1957
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131
101% 102%
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101
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——
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—
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1957_April-Oct
1957-Aprll-Oct
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90%
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——
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92%
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'
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1975
81%
87
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Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
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—-
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i
1974
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101% 101%
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,
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25-year
78
78
'
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74
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.
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—
1957——Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
(City)
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Caldas
76
85%
77
73
series
—June-Dec
76%
73%
83%
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—June-Dec
No.
series
Teletype
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—
81
series
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74%
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.—_—
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79
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series
78
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82
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33/is
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Jan. 1
No.
82
June-Dec
series
Range Since
Sold
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3"Vis
1980
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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Issue—
Unification
—
Week's Range
3%s
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-
3
Friday
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Low
New
FOR
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
-
Registered bond transactions.
Week's Rango
Last
—
•
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98.16
due
e
4,000
98.16
98.16
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due
*97
*97
98.16
*97
Odd lot tra nsactions.
2,000
93
1950
2s
a
6,000
92.16
*92
Oct 15 1971
bonds of
2s
this day.
93.16
93
2s
No sales transacted
93.16
| *91.16
93.8
93
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2.5%)
to
Range Since
Sold
—
May-Wow
Plan
to
pursuant
Sydney
1944
extended
gen
102.
\\
91'A
28
fund
1950
external
Bonds
High
—
Shlnyetsu Electric Power
1976
1
Greek Government—
A7s
100
10
Friday's
86
,
—May-Now
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2%) 2012
*
Consolidated Elec Power—
A7s
7s
100'A
100
100 %
Aprzl-Oct
fan-July
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
AEstonia (Republic of) 7s 1967
Jan-July
Great
100'A 100'A
100
gold 4%s 1962(Republic oft—
Salvador
4s
®36'A
100'A
L
of)
to
reduced
A6s
reduced
(interest
or
Bid & Asked
(interest
A
2012
pursuant
reduced
A7s
•
(State)—
assented
sinking
2% )
to
external
Stamped
*40%
Jan-July
2001
stamped
pursuant
to
Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999.
39 'A
Cundinamarca
(Dept of)-—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
Plan
(State
Stamped
117
'
to
1936
A8s
99
35
114% 115
to
Stumped pursuant to Plan A
®60
98 %
April-Oct
rMay-Nov
2.375Vo)
pursuant
A6'As extl secured
98'A
50 'A
50
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—Apru-Oct
jAColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947——Apru-Oct
§ASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946——M&y-Nov
§ A Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952—
June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953—_
May-Nov
ACosta Rica {Republic of) 7s 1951
.—May-Wow
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
June-Dec
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
5 8 Vi.
49 %
®97
1961
ext
Czechoslovakia
Period
High
37%
4%.
7%
5 Vu
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
/
reduced
1961
Oct
®
June-Dec
1951
3
BONDS
Jan. 1
*33%
.
of
3s
I960-*.
(Hukuang Ry) 5s
(Republic of)—
Colombia
Mar-Sept
I960
JULY
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Mar-Sept
Municipal 7s
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
AChilcan
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
mortgage
4%S series JJ
31
*39%
mortgage 5s series AC 1967
mortgage 5s series II 1955
First
79%
100
6
—
73%
71 % :
99
101
73%
*77
1961
73%
30
53 %
3
77
70
77%
55%
62%
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...
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New l'oik Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
3
No.
Low
Natural
Consolidated
84'/8
3
or
83'A
Railroads
Consolidated
94»/4
Cuba—
of
Kange Sines
SoId\
High
Jan. 1
NoS^^Low
*93%
9 9'A
95'A
95'A
2
14%
92 %
S3 %
Apn'Z-Oct
May-Nov
2%s 1968—
Gas
1976
debentures
3%s
104'/2
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
96'A
84'/a
Sale Price
Low
98
14
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
9 b'A
96'A
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*—
1903
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sepf
General mortgage 2%s 197G-—
—Jan-July
debentures
3s
Co
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Bristol-Myers
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
14%
93
93%
16
High
97'A
95%
98
102%
•
.
1st
mortgage
Brown Shoe
Niagara Llec lirst mtge 2%s 1975-Map-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgli Ry—
Bush
190%
91
81'A
28
84%
84
84 'A
Continental
90
*8i3;
105
Ci'ucible Steel Co
82
86
8b
Cuba
1st
Guaranteed
first
Power
Guaranteed
Canadian
1%
Pacific
95'A
97
1st
1067/a
105
104'A 105
48
104'A
104% 104 %
10
103'A
5
103%
106 '/4
debs
Carolina
series
104
First
-Jan-July
(perpetual)—
98%
97'A
162
99%
94
99
Mar-Sepf
1960
A
Clinchfield
Ohio
&
1965
4s
Celanese
94
debentures
3'As
Feb-Aug
106%
96%
60
69
.
92'A
RR Co of N
General
Central
98%
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97'A
97 Ve
Feb-Aug
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98
3s
79 'A
81
*82 3
Refund
68%
81,
90
62' A 75'A
66 Ve
68%
75
55'A
56%
85
92'A
1
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56'A
V' 52%
t.r; 90%,
62%
98'%
deb 3s
Fibre
99
*99
301
*96
Feb-Aug
1065—Jan-July
1968-
98
V
T
—
and
impt
Refund
and
&
3%s series E
M
1973—June-Dec
div first consol gold 4s T989_lJan-July
A
Second
consolidated gold
90'A
100'A
'
1::
91
■
'
■
/
34
100% 100%
89
1958
4s
;
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rel
103
■
99
—
,
inc
conv
-
Gen
4'As Jan
mtge
mortgage
General
4'As
series
4s
Chicago & North Western Ry—
•
First
mortgage
81
:■
79
95
74%
85'A
60
8
99%
102
92'A
93%
10
92'A
"99%
16
74
60
Jan-July
%
*74
__
El
64
Erie
77%
2%s
Cincinnati
First
7 8'/a
67%
67
C
I
'f Financial
Cities
Service
Co
Jan-July
97'A
4s debentures 1961——June-Dec
Cleveland.Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry-^-
City Investing Co
General gold
4s 1993
General 53 series
1
1993--—-—»
B
17
93%
'
'
Cleveland ElectiTc
1970—Jan-JuZp
First mortgage 3s 1982
—June-Dec
First mortgage 2:,/4s 1985
.'.Mar-Sept
First mortgage' 3%s 1986;
June-Dec
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'As- 1961—April-Oct
Illuminating
3s
Colorado Fuel
4%s
conv
& Iron
debs
*903e
96
102%
86
Gas
87%
*90
96%
--
36 1
*
debentures series
3s
debentures
3%s
Columbus
&
Columbifs
&
first external
Toledo
Commonwealth
Edison
First
mortgage
3s
First
mortgage
3s
sinking
3'/4s
Elec
Ohio
South
78
*100
1
2%s s
2%s
f
s
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72%
39
65
14
91%
91%
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13
.
-
General
*93
92%
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99
■
•
A
Goodrich
;• 69%
90
'
85%
_
1,;
92%
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69
Consolidated Edison
92%
95'A
92%
100
101%
96%
103%
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90
1
91
97'A
4
92 "4
99%
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97
93%
100%
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102'/a
93%
90%
94%
and
refund
mtge
and
refund
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and
refunding 3s'
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and
refund
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and
refund
mtge
1st
1st
1st
&
ref
M
&
ref
M
&
ref
M
mtge.
3''As
G
ser
*—;
82%
90
99%
93'/a
82%
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.Mar-Sept
_Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1983
series I
Gas Co of
1963.
mortgage 4'As 1954
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
2%s
ref
1st
ref M 27/«s ser
1st
ref mtge
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M
conv
For
s
T
ser
U
.April-Oct
footnotes
14
101'/a
3s
1986
:
pagt
196&
^Mar-Sept
1965—Map-Nov
'
- Jau-July
—Jan-July
RR—
27.
93
102%
103
104
105'A
134
135
97
103
—
99%
72%
*—
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73%*
109%
108'A
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73%
-
104
4
104
109'A
81'A
70
90
94%
76
83%
82
82 V.
99
__
943A
76%
99
92
11
96'A
97
1st
mortgage
mortgage
i—Jan-July
1976—M«p-Nov
1978
3s
1969
—
100%
83%
33As 1981
3'As 19821—
93%
3'As.
V/ater
Valley
Household
.
99
7
89
89
96%
97%
10
8
100%
90'A
103
94 »A
94%
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89
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102%
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85 Ve
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100%
—
—
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104'A
96
97
98
,
96'A
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104
..April-Oct
Jan-July
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June-Dec
104'A
94
14
99%
97%
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3
108%
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II
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first
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Corp
Finance
(conv
&
7-1-53)
after
first 5s
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94
94
1
92%
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,
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105
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Illinois Bell
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RR—
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117%
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95%
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98 %
98%
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88%
,
rtiAU
1979_—May-Nop
—
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3%s series C 1974
May-ZVop
mortgage 37As series E 1982—Feb-Aup
—
Refunding
Refunding
4s.
Debenture
4%s
93 'A
89'A
96
88
98
Illinois
93
93
Indianapolis Union
,
,
5s
Terminal
May-ZVow
May-Nou
1955
1955
97
120%
198U-Jan-July
.June-Dec
mortgage
*91
102%
1978—
mortgage 4%^-3%s ser A
*89
79
90
88%
87
106
no
' 94 A
98
,
Consol mortgage
,
100%
107% 108%
1962_June-Dec
1957—..Feb-Aug
Telephone 2%s series A
mortgage
100% 100'%
Jan-July
*—
—
I
99'A
__
A
Feb 1957
99%
99%
97%
1967—^—l.-Juuc-Dec
sink fund 5s ser A
Manhattan
AAdjusted income 5s
89'A
152
2%s 1976-^Mar-Sept
4'As 1999.......Jan-July
2%s 1970:
..^.Jan-July
mtge
first
95%
93'A
5
95'A
May-Nou
—June-Dec
———
Lighting & Power Co—
Hudson
93
97%
1
76%
99
H
10
150
99
99
96%
Jan-July
2044.—April
B Jan
1st mtge
2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s 1980—
1st mortgage
92
*96%
76%
*—
—
- ~
series B 1975
Utilities 2%s
debentures
92
108%
'II
„
j.Jan-July
1976——'
mtge1 inc 4s series
3%s 1968
States
First
*
104 %
99%
35
91'A
100%
104
5s series A July 2015.-——April
refunding 3%s series D 1969.April-Ocf
Hackensack
86%
*94'A
__.7ara-July
..April-Oct
June-Dec
1967
see
.
1976
debs
refunding 4s
and
First
(Bait) —
1976
1981
f 2%s ser X
debs
Ohio
&
and
Consol
[
Bait City'—
General
1st
seiJies D
92%
4
84%
*86
152
95 %
91%
81%
85
102% 102%
85%
97
*97
..Map-Nov;-
Collateral trust
Gulf
97 »A
*90
—Map-Nov
3%s ser H 1982—
3'As
1974—May-Sep£
first mtge 2%s
Co
Hudson Coal first
1981
convertible debentures
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F)
Mobile
General
.
99 'A
94
90
*__
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.-April-Ocf
96'A
109
92
~
106
*134'A
General mtge inc
i
97
5
A
94%
88
II
*104
^Jnne-Dec
1959»
Jan-July
General' mortgage 2%s series R 1961___Jan-July
AGreen Buy & West debentures ctfs A
Feb
A Debenture certificates B——
—Feb
93%
94
l982_Mar-Sept
2%s ser B 1977_Apr/Z-Oct
2%s ser C 1972_June-Dec
series D 1972—„May-Nou
3s series E 1979_Jau-July
3s ser F 1981
-Feb-Aug
First
First
4%s
5s series A
Co—
*
Ry
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
General
York—
mtge 2%s ser
II
mortgage
Hocking
1965
of New
refund
92
—
mortgage
Houston
and
*
76
93%
91%
99%
104%
76
15
99%
*90%
103
—
160
95
98%
71
71
'w
;
73
70
9
83
94%
„Ja«-July
.-May-Nov
3%s series N 1990_l_Jan-July
3'As'series O 2000——J«u-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982——Jau-July
e
105%
98%
—
Map-Nov
1961
debs
debentures-
income
(B
General
100
91%
102%
130%
*76
Utilities .Corp—
&
'Geneial
*
102%
4
98
-
First
*
1971—Mar-Sept
j
3%s
Corp
General' 4'As
!
53
99 V2
97
——'
;
79%
92
Feb-Aug
104
121%
—
—
75
F '1990—J«?t-July
2000— Jan-July
Co—'
General' 5s series C 197-3—
104
94
1961
100%
82
—
103% 103%
1956_May-JVou
1995.Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1977
Denver
Realty
cbiiv
a&s
»
93
99%
__
84%
39
129 %
w
.
Consolidated
Cigar Corp—
Debentures
(now
3%%)
3s
1972
refunding
General -Foods
63
1
97'A
—
—...'..'.April-Oct
104
129
1965—April-Oct
5s
series
Rubber
&
&
94
91%
April-Oct
3%s series
Power
Worth
98%
100
__
64
__
Feb-Aug
..June-Dec
1999——
1043A
95%
2
Q
1
•
Tire
debentures
96%
92
debentures 2001
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
first
3'As
92'A
78
.1
78
1955—Feb-Aug
series L 1977
series N 1978
94 V.
—
„
—
103
104
Mar-Sept;
First mortgage
fxftfd
100%
'
—
96 'A
96
3%s. series G
96
,
36%
71 %
•
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__
100
92'A
85'A
93
r-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s 1982.x...
Co—
debentures
f debentures 1999.
3s
4s
1
Great Northern -Ry
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1970—May-Sepf
94%
*87
April-Oct
96%
i
;
1977
93%
5
.
103'A
'..June-Dec
1975
B
C
ser
102%
86%
97
96%
95'A
16
43
89 %
:
mtge
First
1975:-
A
series
debentures
May-JVow
Jan-July
1965
mtge
86%
_J'
46
88%
System Inc—
3s
;•
94%.
12
97
94%
96%
Map-Nov
1970-
3%s
consol
94
■
—
94%
__
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97
97
June-Dec
div first 5s
Co—
,
*93 %
88%
99 'A
™
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II I
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88%
89
June-Dec
consol
Forb
'
Columbia
1988—__M«p-Nov
first cons gold 5s
Southwestern
stamped
Railroad
First
...June-Dec
M
2%s 1977-1—
23«s 1979
1980
3%s 1982
(N Y)
AFirst and
95%
93'A
Corp—
1966
98
,
April
May-iVoi>.
1982—
^Florida East Coast first
106%
89'A
*10034 102%
72%
>
-
—
Va & Georgia
Paso
2%s
,99 %
91
7
:
—_
'
101'/a
39
*91
—June-Dec
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4'As scries E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Micl.i Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-TVoj;
87'A
91'A
96
June-Dec "
Co
Light
mortgage
Firestone
95'A-103'/a
4
97%
103% 104%
92'A
92%
June-Dec
1966
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures
80
8
—
RR' 2%s ser B 1976^Zlfar-Sept
debs
v3'%s debentures
...April-Oct
1
91'%
F
97'2
Feb-Aug
1974
Corp 2%s 1959—
3s s f debs 1977
90
80
--
:—Jan-July.,
Ohiq Division first mortgage 3%s
„
t
First'mortgage 2:,/4s series; G
k
91
84
2
78
97'A
i960—Feb-Aug
3%s series E
83%
86
—
84
*88.
-
Mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2015
April
First consol mortgage 3 %s series E 1964_April-Oct
93
70
1
Terminal—
Union
mortgage gtd
89%
91
71
—
80
—Zl/ar-Sept
First
89 %
74%
67%
1———Jan-July
1978—
85
I
__
91 'A
84
,1
General
.
mortgage
101%
84
1982—May-SepL
First
1963
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
—Map-Nov
Cincinnati Gas.& Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975-April-Oct
mortgage 2%s series G
99'A
*87
lien, gold 4s- 1995_—June-Dec
Elgin Joliet, & Eastern Ry
67%
89'A
Union Station—
First
suboydinate
,Edison El 111
80%
89%
Jan-July
-Jan-July
15
E~-
*70 "'
89'A
;
—
Tunnel 4'As 1961
mortgage
59
v
99%
*71%
1958
series
"
59%
39
211
62%
102 V.
\
mortgage 2%s
74%
63
62
62'A
95
*85
:_Ja«-July
._j.
19951
4s
& Ironton
East Tenn
76
'
—
19
71
8
99%
%
3%s
1st
72'A
62
99%
74
1976
K
debentures
1st
63
100
95
99%
May
Clieipical '2.35s debentures 1961
1st
101
94
95
1 2042
May
98%
97'A
,
,
2%s series I
ser
mtge
gold
Duquesne
62
62%
mortgage 3'As series F 1963—
First
3s
116%
6
66 %
*66
April
•
ref
Detroit Tol
Dow
95%
98
'
(3%
.Detroit & Mack-first
103%
84%
115
—
3%-s
Detroit Terminal &
6
78%
*75
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-'4'/4s l994-.7a«-July
Income 2:,/4s-4'/4S
1994
Jun-July
First
81V2
81
81
4-6s
87
93
93
*94
series C 1973-1Map-Nov-
5s
mtge 2%s ser J 19851
convertible
5s
1
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The
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
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Sale Price
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Ry 4s ser a 1975—.April-Oct
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Mar-Sepf
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
2%s debentures 1984
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first mortgage 2%s 1974
(Minnesota)
61%
51%
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93
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9
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Louisville Gas & Elec
1st
1955
11
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87%
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Atl
98%
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94
98
12
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76
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mortgage 3%s ser D 1976_
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97
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4s
112%
99
99%
mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
refunding
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101
101 Va
—Map-Nov
1973
mtge 4 '/4s ser A 1973
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&
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79%
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2003—
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20
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—
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—Feb-Aug
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93
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Y Steam
IN
100%
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92
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N
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N
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N
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Y
N
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2
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98
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——
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93
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91
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2%s
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see
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Number 5235
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
3.70s
1964—Feb-Aug
3
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
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38
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or
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(N J)
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94
555
104% 105%
BONDS
Jan. 1
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97
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104%
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__
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83
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97
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98
78
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1981
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debentures 1965
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first
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100
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99
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debentures 1971
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111
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1969
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95
1958
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92
95'A
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|
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f
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May-Nov
97
6
96% x97%
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•
47
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93
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debentures
debentures
1
84
84
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—June-Dec
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—Jan-July
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17
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—
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91
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92
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105
97
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Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Co—
1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4'/2s series A Jan 2022
May
1st
97
86
97
92
„
100%
70%
•95
1996
6s
20 %
98
95
—
92
*—
•95%
June-Dec
1970
coll
Pictures
Vandalia
95 %
1
Mar-Sept
3 Vis series J
Francisco Ry
Louis-San
•86
May-Nov
debs
f
s
America
of
debentures
78%
27
81%
s
Second
95
•98% 101'A
--
May-Nov
debs
1972
Corp
&
mtge
Universal
--
—
~
--
97
81%
April-Ocf
1973
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
St
53%
94
94%
•86
—
99%
8'A
13
83
•94
—-
4
105
19
V
3s debs
General mortgage 4'/2s series
General mortgage
103%
June-Dec
2%s 1970
trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3Vis 1972
4%s s f debs 1972
1st
96'A
97
—
Co
debentures
3%s
United
99%
84
'
V
— —
--
201%
Electric Corp—
&
Gas
96'A
96
53%
18%
May-Nov
1976
4V4S
Car
R
Rochester
1
RR—
Biscuit
2%s
Reading Co first & ref 3J/8S series D 1995—Moy-Nov
Tobacco
52%
19
Mar-Sept
i
2%s
(subord)
debentures
Tank
United
Q
(R J)
95%
52'A
June-Dec
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Reynolds
98%
126
114
■
98
96%
87%
10
120
•89
June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union
102'A
96%
3
98
•87
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 25/8s debentures 1964
98%
97%
91
1
87%
•118
Jan-July
27/8s debs 1961
California
of
Pacific
Union
132%
190
——.
—.
98
98
98%
——
127%
_
Oil
3Vis conv debs
101V*
96
127%
•99
1968—Jan-July
5s 2037_—Jan-July
First
and impt
92
87%
__
April-Oct
1960
& coll tr 27/8s 1980
mtge
Union
27as
20
97%
97%
97%
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
First
Jan
5s
92
__
and coll trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
1968
May-Nov
debentures
3s
96%
98
102%
97%
44
u
101
93'A
96%
1
May-Nov
First
ref
Tri-Continental Corp
Pyblic Service Electric & Gas Co—
1963
income
Cent
98
93%
99%
"
Mar-Sept
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Tol & Ohio
2
92%
98%
■"
3%s
--
99%
—
—
--
Cf
—Jan-July
May-Nov
3s 1983
First mortgage 27/8s 1984
AAdjustment
First mortgage
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
——„Mar-Sept
Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aug
mortgage
debentures
3%s
Pacific—
Orleans
New
104
—
—
Potomac'Elec
3s
M
of
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990
ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
E 1985
Jan-July
2000
5s
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
•103
general 5s series C 1974
__-June-Dec
First general 4 Vis series D 1977———June-Dec
Pittston Co 5 Vis income debentures 1964—Jan-July
First
gold
refund
and
RR
Term
99%
95%
—
•104% 111
Feb-Aug
First
Plantation
2
98%
first
{Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First! mortgage 4Vis series A 1958
C
98
104
•—
99%
3%s series C
Texas Pacific-Missouri
97%
104
May-Nov
3'As series B
refund M
Pacific
&
1985
RR—
Texas
General
debs
Orleans
First and refund M
First and
86
Jan-July
April-Oct
impt M 4s series C 2019
3s debentures 1965
101%
98%
973/4
Jan-July
1965
Glass 3s
Plate
and
and impt 27/8s series D
Texas & New
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
debentures
/
Refund
107
82
100'A
—
—May-Nov
1973
Refund
107%
103
2
105
105
82%
103%
__
—
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Texas Corp
June-Deo
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—_May-iVou
Jan-July
1972
—
T
106
108
—
108% 108'A
2%s debentures
104
105'A
•108
Co
Jan-July
1966
debentures
101%
103%
__
103
•101
27/8s
Corp
debentures
2%s
•100
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
3 Vis
Oil
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
June
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
for the week beginning Monday,
and is intended to include every
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
29, 1953 and ending Friday, July 3, 1953. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself,
In
the
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
ABC Vending Corp
ACF-Briii Motors warrants
Acme Aluminum
,
of Prices
Shares
"~'A ""%
Low
4,700
l
Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
10%
Jun
AJax
Jun
l'A
Jan
Alabama
25
1
Aero
Petroleums
Jan
3%
2%
3%
400
2%
2%
900
Jun
Jun
3%
Jan
2'A
Jun
Jan
Alabama
29
Feb
Mar
6'A
3%
Feb
Alaska
50c
Ltd
Corp
Great Southern
Alabama
4
Gas
Povyer 4.20%
Airlines
All American
preferred
2
50
100
for Week
of Pricee
Shares
Low
l'A
13%
108
•
90
9%
Jun
7'A
400
6'A
Jan
8%
Feb
12%
13%
1,800
11%
Jun
14'A
Jan
Allied
Airfleets Inc
1
13'A
14
500
12%
Apr
15%
Feb
Allied
Products
Manufacturing
Associates
For
Inc
common
(N J)
l
1
footnotes see
page
5
31.
"9%
7
10%
300
13% Mar
Alleghany
(Mich)
common
13'A
1,600
400
103
Jun
Jun
14%
Jun
Jan
109%
Jan
100
89'A
Jun
99 'A Mar
Jun
6'A Mar
3
5%
700
1%
Jan
2%
2%
13,300
2%
Jun
3% Mar
2'A
2%
2%
800
2'/a
Jun
3'A
6%
Jan
2%
Feb
31'A
150
25 Y«
Jan
Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Air
l'A
3,300
1
High
1% May
2%
3
Ainsworth
Low
45/a
10o
Air-Way Electric Appliance
•
9% May
Range Since Jen.
High
1%
1%
13'A
13%
106% 108
89'A
1
Inc
Engineering Co
Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles & Fisher common
8% May
Sales
Range
Par
High
%
,
4'/a
10
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Adams Hat Stores Inc
3
Friday
7%
"%
Acme Wire Co common
JULY
STOCKS
1
Alloys
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR
1
„
1
5
30%
30%
2%
Jan
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Apr
32% May
27
8
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
July 6,
The
(76)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
Range
STOCKS
P*r
Aluminum
Co
of
American
Bantam
pfd
Book
American
Hard
American
350
82%
Jun
95
Jan
American
23
200
22
Jun
24%
Feb
American
11%
14 :tA
400
12 3A
Feb
16 %
Jan
300
33A
Jan
2Va
20%
Laundry
American
Maracaibo Co
American
Meter
~9%
9%
300
23%
23%
250
22%
22%
100
20
23%
25
pfd
conv_*
American
Thread 5%
American
Writing Paper common
5
Mines Ltd
Nitrate
Fuel
800
13 % Mar
4'A
1,300
13%
18,900
5 j't'
4,'t
%■
5A
16%
16'A
500
6
6 'A
4%
4%
13%
13%
99
98
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
l
100
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
% Jury
5
it July
16% May
1,500
6
Jun
9 % May
1,500
4
Jan
4%
13%
800
13
Jun
99'A
410
98
Apr
9%
93A
1,000
15%
16%
2,200
5o
2.50
20%
500
Xl8%
20%
5,200
109
A
l*
ilo
2
Jan
Clark
(The»
Clark
Controller
24 % Mar
Clayton
Jun
53%
Jan
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
14
Jan
22% Mar
Feb
10% Mar
1%
162
Jan
Jun
2'/8
110
Colonial
Jun
1%
Colonial
Jan
Colonial
pfd
non-cum
1
12%
2'A
25
93%
Jun
116%
Jan
Jun
7%
Jan
Columbia
2,900
11%
900
xl%
2%
15
Jun
Mar
A
v
17%
17%
4%
1
common
4%
13%
12%
l
Corp
400
it
1,100
4
3%
Name
50c
11
Mar
Jun
21
Jan
1
II
Inc
6
4;mi May
11%
Bearings
(A
6%
Beckman
Jun
13% Mar
Continental
Car-Na
Mar
Continental
Commercial
4
common
2%
39,500
"7;
10%
ft
6%
"7'/a
3,000
10%
10%
300
—
1%
6 Vb Mar
8
Jan
2
3
Mar
Feb
Instruments Inc
—
—
"^%
Jun
10
Apr
!
cc
Jan
>11% Mar
23%
2l'A May
Jun
common
6%
Feb
Creole
Jan
16%
Apr
Croft
13%
1,100
13
17
Jan
2%
Jun
1,300
38%
Apr
60c
13
Mar
Feb
Cent
Internat'l
Crown
10%
300
10'A
Jan
12'A
Feb
12%
100
12%
Jun
16
Jan
5%
Jan
Cuban Tobacco common.
10%
Feb
Curtis
4% May
$6
preferred
—
10
Feb
9%
200
9%
Apr
24
24%
1,300
19%
Feb
88%
89%
70
10% Mar
3%
Jun
4'A
Jun
3%
__
.
Jan
Daitch
4%
Jan
Jan
Davidson
11%
Jan
Day
24
Dennison
17%
22'/a
_•
18%
18%
18%
500
Tobacco—
ord
£1
.£1
1
.
13%
„
—
—
31/2
35
3%
34%
3%
35
Jun
Mar
Jan
14%
Apr
Detroit
Gray
13% Mar
15% Mar
Detroit
Apr
Mar
Devon-Leduc
Oils
8% May
Distillers Co
8%
Jun
12% Mar
9%
7,400
87
Jan
Jun
47
Apr
12°
Jan
3% July
37
100
Jan
50% Mar
Devoe &, Raynolds class B
Jun
15% May
iy2-Jun
2% Mar
American
Diversey
L
6% May
13'A
13%
1,200
12%
Feb
14% May
Dominion
Bridge Co Ltd
14
14%
400
19%
Apr
Dominion
Steel
Feb
Dominion
Tar
20% May
8% Jan
Dominion
Dow
July
Apr
2,600
17
Jan
X71
Jun
9% May
600
xl4
Mar
8
Jan
Dome
Finance
Douglas
Oil
Corp
&
common
'A
4'A
%
4
13%
ord
Coal
Chemical
&
50o
I
Co Ltd..
1
Jan
Jan
2,400
3%
Jun
%
5
Jan
Dliver
Jan
Harris
1
Carman & Co
2.50
'
common
•
pfd—IIIII*
page 31.
Jun
11
Apr
15%
Jan
Jun
14 %
Feb
Feb
Jun
35%
14% Mar
1,000
10%
Jun
7%
400
7%
May
1% Mar
Apr
8%
Jan
Feb
1
200
5%
300
5%
Jun
26
25%
26%
2,300
2*%
Jun
—
33%
33%
50
33 %
July
40
Jan
9%
9%
600
8'/a
Jun
10'A
Jan
9
9%
400
Jan
10
9%
9%
%
n
iii Mar
B''v
900
9%
300
'A
l'A
Feb
"Feb
7
31% Mar
% July
Jan
%
Jan
8%
Jau
10 Va
Jan
Jun
9'A
Feb
16%
400
16 Va
Jun
17
Feb
18%
20 %
14,200
16%
Apr
21%
Jan
7&%
71
4%
Jan
5%
3,500
67%
Jun
76%
Jan
U
900
%
Apr
1%
Jan
6%
1
6'%
200
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
9%
10%
1,600
9%
Jan
11%
13 %
13%
50
13 %
Apr
14%
Fee
1%
1%
200
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
22%
22%
50
19%
Jun
27
Jun
180
10%
—
1%
163
~
~8%
8'A
8
%
Feb
Jan
Feb
17
15
15
8,200
8%
Jun
12%
Feb
1,350
14%
Feb
18
PtD
5%
16
Feb
13 %
Jan
6%
Jan
15
50
6%
6%
6%
19%
19 %
19'%
6
—
1%
'
31
800
50
6
X19
400
100
1%
30
-1%
x5%
Jan
6 '/«
16 % Mar
Jun
7% Mhr
27%
Feb
Jan
6
%
Feb
Jun...
2%
Feb
"
31
31
6%
15%
"l%
_1%
24%
26
•
28 %
Apr
200
6%
15'/a
„
6%
Apr
7 % Mar
100
14%
Jun
17% Mar
137
Jan
33
Feb
145
Apr
13% May
12%
Jan
900
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
3'A May
800
24%
Apr
29'/8 Mar
11%
Apr
12%
lit
Jun
3
2'/a
"l%
r
—
—
.
Jan
2%
r
"2%
(Allen
A
-
_2%
1%
38,300
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
_9%
300
9'A
Jan
ll'/a Mir
20
200
18%
Apr
25%
--
5%
Jun
6
6%
500
5%
6%
^
~9%
19%
9%
5%
100
5% May
Jan
8'/a Mar
6'%
Jan
,
80 % Mar
12'/a
12%
200
8%
8%
8%
700
8%
8%
6%
5%
7
.
800
12%
8
8%
36%
36%
16%
17
9'A
Apr
Jun
Jun
300
29%
16%
7%
Feb
Jan
May
Jan
1,000
'
16%
4%
3,000
82
Jun
15 %
16,800
10%
7
16 %
Jan
July
Feu
8'A
8%
Jan
38 % Mar
Jun
20
Mar
*
32%
—
33
12'A
12%
200
Mar
9%
32% [ Jun
8%
110
40%
Jan
32%
Apr
35%
Jan
12
Jun
17%
Jan
Apr
Laboratories-
B)
12 %
10c
common.—
3,000
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Apr
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
10%
10%
11%
2,900
Duraloy
(The)
10%
Jun
15'/4
Jan
9%
9%
Durham
9%
5,500
Hosiery class
8%
Jun
10%
Jan
53A
Duro
5%
5%
6,100
5% May
6%
Jan
21%
22%
250
Duval Sulphur &
20%
Jun
25%
Feb
73%
73%
50
73%
Jun
73%
Jun
28%
28%.
50
27%
Jan
29% Mar
4% 7c
31,600
8%
Jun
12% Mar
Eastern
Malleable Iron
J an
6% Mar
Eastern
States
10'
5%
9%
5i,;
10%
5%
8,100
5
i'j)
4% Mar
American
Test
Eastern
Fuel
3%
11%
11%
11%
25
1
5%
5%
5%
100
Assn
prior preferred
3%
3,200
13%
13%
14
3%
Jun
25%
Jun
26% Mar
15%
5%
Jan
series
B
shares
of
1,800
13%
Jun
Feb
Electric
1,200
6%
Jun
8%
Feb
Electrographic Corp
3%
Jar
4%
Jan
74%
Empire
150
107% 107%
10
74
Jun i
Jun
beneficial
int
83
Apr
Empire
114%
Jan
Emsco
Bond
&
Share
Millwork Corp
Manufacturing
__
Jun
13%
Jan
64%
Jun
74
Feb
Jun
30 % Mar
Jan
10% Mar
7%
Jan
165
Mar
Jan
150
1
.100
_
Mar
26
_
Jan
32
Feb
28%
15
-
28%
100
27%
Feb
30% Mar
14%
30
5
:
pfd
—
Co
Feb
6% Mar
33 % Mar
128 %
——
•
common
common
District Electric 5%
250
—
.
1
_
1,200
9%
14%
1
$2 preferred
6%
Jun
Jan
116
.
Easy Washing Machine class B
3%
4,400
•
Sugar Associates—
6 %
106
—.
A
series
10'A
65
°
——
Jun
5% May
5% May
4% Jan
25
10
04'/4
--
-»—~
1
preferred
3 %
74
•
__
Corp
preferred
Common
3%
10'/a
common. __10
_
3%
11
25%
V
__25
$7
Eastern
700
3 %
B common—_—•
Co
Corp common
Potash Co
Gas &
5% May
£11
dep rets ord reg
$6
Capital City Products common
5
Capital Transit Co
19 5g
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc.ZZT"
' 1
9'/a
11'/2
11%
1
*
—
Co
3'/2
joo
~~~
800
12
10
...
30o
ZZ*
Ltd
Jan
.
600
11%
_*
Ltd
Duke Power Co
Industries Ltd—
Co
Co
Dragon Cement Co Inc.—
Draper Corp common
ft
•
7%
9
1,100
24%
1
10% Mar
3%
20
Z..2
12
*
19%
•
1
21% Mar
4,800
*
Company
3%
•
common
preference
preferred
Canadian Marconi
stock
Brewery Ltd
Jun
2,800
4%
9%
13%
*
Drilling & Exploration Co
3s 6d
Jun
28 %
17
2.50
1
Exploration Ltd———
Domestic
Jun
9
14%
Feb
5%
Textile Co Ltd common..—•
10'A
14
7
14%
9%
11%
u—1
common
13'A
I5
Carolina Power & Light $5
Co
Jan
9
Co
Dredge & Dock
(The) Corp
Dobeckmun
5%
20'A
8%
17"%
.
27%
4s
1
600
10
common
Canadian
ord reg
rets
1,100
2.50
Canadian
dep
6%
19%
100
600
1
13%
19%
8%
7%
25c
Ltd
6%
50c
Insurance
Jan
12%
1,900
Ltd—
8%
12 %c
see
Jan
4%
11%
Mfg Co—
;
1
Products..——...——10
Jan
Ltd—
footnotes
Jan
1-21 %
t
27%
——1
6'A
I_.II•
±
Canada Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
For
14%
Jun
18
l'/a
Hardware
Steel
2%
•
Canadian
Foundry
1
•
Co
Jun
Jan
Jun
Manufacturing——1
&
Iron
7%
9%
2.50
Gas
Mfg class A common
Gasket
33%
1
Carnation
14% May
20%
3%
200
18%
12%
35
8% debenture
50
8%
13
Feb
Jun
Jun
700
1%
18
1
9%
.-50c
5
..100
10
common.
Cement Co Ltd
Jan
5%
400
,
13
8%
'
10c
Dayton Rubber; Co class A.
1,500
8
ZZZZZZl
preferred
Feb
—
3,000
8'/8
•
B
Bread
Jan
5%
10%
11,800
.
4%
12%
—
—1
Inc
Mines
Detroit
—
•
•
6%%-
13%
18 %
8%
—
-—1
2.50
Inc
Brothers Inc..
Detroit
bearer
California Electric Power
Canada
Dairies
Crystal
Dejay Stores common
—
2'/a July
9% Jun
Class
Canada
13'/a
1%
.2.50
5
Davenport Hosiery Mills
3%
7% Mar
&
35%
90
25% Mar
Fire
Jun
Apr
Feb
24% July
Mar
84%. Jan
__
—
Jan
Apr
3%
64,500
18%
12%
——*
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
4% July
common
Oil
—
22% July
20% Jan
Estate.
u
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Consol
4
4
25c
*
10
5
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
50
Sugar
Camden
13%
--
*
■
—
5%
12%
5
.
Crystal Oil Refining common
2,300
Products
10 % Mar
5
6%
partic
46
DuMont
Calvan
"A"
Jan
5%
dep rets ord shares
Electric
Jan
16%
common
23%
Burry Biscuit Corp
Cable
Co
Drug
4%
•
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Calamba
15
20%
36%
9%
6% M^y
Jun
7%
(Md)
Petroleum
Cork
22%
•
ZZZZ*
common.
preferred
American
Jan
Jun
%
Crown
2,900
cumulative junior preferred
Rubber Co common
Mines
Jan
__
24%
17% May
4%
26
"3%
4
—
Crown
10%
•
convertible
Jan
10%
B
Burma
6 % Mar
40%
10%
$3 2nd preference
Brown Forman Distillers—
7%
4%
9,700
,
Milner & Co.—1——.——
Light & Pwr ord__*
Buckeye Pipe Line.:
Budget Finance Plan
2,800
.
Jan
Jun
70%
300
Mills Ltd-class
5%
Company
2%
Brown Company common
$5 convertible preference
Bruck
Jun
Apr
9%
8%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£
2%
dep rets ord regular.
1EL) Co
14
400
May
8%
42
12 %
Petroleum
(The)
2%
American dep rects ord
regular.—10a
Columbia Power class A
•
Bruce
5%
5
5'/a
common
10%
—
Feb
Ltd—
20o
British
4%
5%
~5%
r-~—
50
British Celanese Ltd-—
Brown
15%
9%
Mines
41%
41%
•
British American Oil Co
Class
14%
*
*
5c
12%
•
1
•
July
400
.
10%
—
Jan
% May
l'/a
Jan
Reynolds common...
&
Crowley
,•
Inc
Manufacturing Co
American
Gold
American
Jun
1
;
2% Mar
1% Mar
5'/a
3
common
Works
700
14%
3
dep rets
Feb
9
—1
non-voting—
Petroleum
300
40
coml*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
American
Jun
1
Corp
Corp
preferred class A
1,100
2%
Breeze Corp common
American
1%
39%
4
Co common
Traction
Feo
%
1-25
Var
Inc———
5%
2%
prior cumulative preferred-.lOO
Borne Scrymser Co
;
5
Bourjois Inc
l
British
Coro
15%
39%
common
Gear
1%
25
5%%
Brilk)
B
13
--
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co
Starr & Gorham class A
Brazilian
Class
Cornucopia
5%
I
Foote
22%
600
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Corby
15-%
l
Black
Brad
100
u
40 %
Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
$1
& Co
25
24%
23% May
1
,1956
Class A voting
50c
(Si
74
24
10
Air Lines Inc
Courtaulds
1
(H C)
Jun
7% May
Engineering Corp
Jan
to
Shoe Corp..
Bluinenthal
68
Feb
Continental
Corroon
Benson <& Hedges common
Bickford's Inc common
Bohack
225
Apr
Jan
Inc
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blauner's
11 % Mar
19%
Jun
Cosden
Bellanca Aircraft
to
3%
20
2
2 /o
1
Inc
S)
ext
18%
29)
Beau-Brummell Ties
Beck
Vtc
Consolidated
Jun
Bearings Inc
June
Jun
21%
50c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
•
& Co common
changed
9
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Mar
2,600
6'/a
Ltd
(Effective
Jan
300
300
Continental
Specialists
Jan
7%
1,300
1
Community Public Service
Jun
12%
__
3%
American shares
Bearing
7%
Jun
%'
1
Hotel Inc
Commodore
4
17
1.800
13%
—
lo
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
(L)
9% Mar
Jun
22 %
—10
5% May
Banco de los Andes—
Refractories
7'% July
5%
24%
Eng Corp—10c
&
Jun
9
17%
Machinery
Jun
& Gas—
Baker-Raulang Company
Basic
p'eb
'
2%
1
B
Baumann
37
22 %
1
10
Colts Manufacturing Co
6%
•
Oil
Jan
Feb
17%
Fund Inc
3,400
2%
l
J
Banff
Mar
6'/»
69
.
*
Sand & Stone Co
13%.
12%
l
w
Voting Machine.
Collieries Corp common
Securities
9%
9 %
68
24%
._10c:.
Equipment Co—
*
6%
99
99
6'A
Ayshire
Rubber
50
9%
69
vtc
Airlines
(The)
9
21 %
Products Co
Farm
2,100
5
4
20
Lambert Manufacturing
C'ockshutt
~7%
"5%
Colon Development ordinary
May
430
1,100
Jun
Jun
7%
~5%
1
1
Jan
Club Aluminum
Jan
Jan
22
Co
24 %
Jan
"7%
1
Jun
&
10
36
50
Co
Hosiery
10% Mar
89
Jun
22
Inc
Neon
Jun
May
22%
Co
Manufacturing
Claroslat
8%
—
Claude
{9
i
D L Co
Claussner
2
1%
~6%
Automatic
Baldwin
Jan
5
Feb
105 % 110
50
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Baldwin
79
5
1
Stamping
Auto
City Specialty Stores inc
4%% convertible preferred
Feb
104
Jun
'
Corp warrants
Class
City
12%
128
•
1
div)
Feb
67
30
7%
1
Mining
Consolidated
Chief
117%
800
%
69%
8%
Corp common—
.—-—-10
Cherry-Burrell common—
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
10
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
4
Jun
xl9%
4;% Mar
29% Mar
24%
80
2.50
Chamberlin Co of America
10% May
Jun
7%
69%
—
Charis
114'A M'ar
10%
•
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Bailey & Selburn Oil
preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common.——1
Convertible
45%
x!8%
tl
America
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Non-voting
19%
8
Apr
22% Mar
Jan
15
5,700
10
7%
Jan
Jan
1
pfd——100
10
2
JO
Century
Coastal Caribbean Oils
American dep rets reg
Atlas
83A
116% 116%
•
Aro Equipment Corp
Associated .Electric Industries—
class
—100
preferred
4%
Jan
9%
.
convertible preferred
arrear
3.50%
17%
Apr
8%
26%
25
Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
11
Jan
Central Maine Power Co—
Power & Light 4%
20%
2%
27%
Ohio Steel Products—_—1
Feb
6%
5% May6% Jan
'
22%
27%
"
*
Central
15
8%
$43
Jun
1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
16%
(ex
3%
500
Mar
17% Mar
Jun
Central
10% Mar
6
•
A
310
Jan
Feb
1
.
5
Class
2,500
Apr
Jan
50,400
16%
8
& Tel
V*
33% Mar
A July
400
Light $7 pfd
Tel
4%
63
9%
79,600
9%
Corp
Associated
4%
34%
9%
______2.40
1
Associated Laundries of
—1
Ltd
Explorers
Jan
July
Jun
Jun
Jun
Mar
4
15%
Jun
preference $1.40 series
14%
7% May5% Jan
5
preference $1.50 series..__\
4
Apr
3%
Conv
Jan
Feb
4
6%
4,200
Conv
6% Mar
1
5%
200
200
%
5%
Central Illinois Secur Corp
27 %
Apr
100
4
16
6
4
Jan
57
ft
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
4% %
Jan
4
„
5
25% Mar
800
yii%
l
&
2%
16
:
3%
25
28'A
Arkansas
Power
1
High
1% May
3%
Jan
59%
9%
Inc
Oil
2,200
1
Jun
Jun
£1
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4'/27e pfd
Arkansas
Corp
Corporation
21%
Feb
9%
Apex-Electric
Argus Cameras
Low
1%
%
—
10
1
& Co
of America
(A M)
Catalin
23%
Corp—
____
Castle
Cenco
Central
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
shares..—__v__
common
Jan
4%
6
2
ord reg
Co
Jan
23%
12%
•
W)
12%
300
%
Anchor Post Products.
"A"
Range Since Jan.
High
1%
—
■
Casco Products common...——.—-*
47
27,900
4%
5
Jan
(J
Carter
2s 6d
1
Jan
31
■
Rights
Anglo-Lautaro
Low
1%
—£1
dep rets A ord—
dep rets B ord
Jun
5
Amurex Oil Development class A.
preferred
Angostura-Wuppennan
Shares
1
Co
Biscuit
9
24'A
5%
.
—
10
2
common.
l'A
1% May
24
25
cl A
May
Apr
Jan
14
5%
24%
6%
Co
Jan
4% Mar
24
%
59
1
•
American
American dep rets
Carr-Consolidated
44
-
-
._—
—
'
100
Republics
Seal-Kap
Anacon Lead
3JA Mar
Jan
1 %
3,600
l'A
23
Machine—
Manufacturing Co com
Potash & Chem
~1
%
1 %
100
Natural Gas
4
4
—
1
Co
American
American
85%
1
A
Co
Co
for Week
Par
100
IB
class
American
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
2%
22
•
Beverage common
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
84 'A
•
25a
Co
American
Rubber
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Carrerus Ltd—•"
conv
Car
3
American Stock Exchange
2%
—
100
new
Air Filter 5%
{American
JULY
ENDED
STOCKS
America
$3.75 cumulative preferred—
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook Industries Inc
WEEK
Week
Hign
Low
1
Brewing Co—
for
0i Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Altes
FOR
Sales
Week#
15
600
13%
Apr
16'A
22%
24
i
ll'/a
100
1
7%
5
18%
24'/a
11,300
ll'/a
200
100
7%
23
60
22%
1(1 J/4
100
Jun
Jan
Jun
100
7%
Jun
3,500
177a
Apr
Jan
28 'A Mar
12 Va May
104'A
9%
23
Feb
Jan
July
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Number 5235
Volume 178
...
(77)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
29
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
of Priced
Jan
tf
150
32%
Jan
100
5'A
Jan
5%
Feb
ti
5%
13.
Warrants
1%
13,300
%
Jun
1ft
Jan
ft
Jan
33
3
ft
,
5,300
%
-
10
Eureaa Pipe Line common
May
in
-J
Jan
Mar
35
Feb
20
—
2%
Camera
Instrument
&
32% Mar
5,900
5%
Jun
64 %
150
62%
Jun
5%
2,500
5%
Jun
Firth
Sterling
Inc
(M H)
Fishman
9%
Jun
~7VB
~7%
~7%
2,600
1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc
Ford
Class
Ford
B
voting
Motor
receipts bearer——
—
.1
Fox (Peter) Brewing
1.25
Fuller (Geo A) Co
5
of
Mar
Jan
% Mar
59
Jun
69
Jun
73% Mar
2,700
3%
Jun
1,200
3%
%
ord reg
dep rets new
Motor
11
10%
%
Feb
3%
American deposit
534
A
5%
6%
Co.—
6%
200
13 May
5% May
7%
8
6%
4,400
6%
11%
400
10%
.
10%
21%
21%
•
Co common
Apr
Jun
21
1,100
'
100
1
1
—♦
1'
25
5%
common
Corp
Acceptance
General
Alloys
Co
General Builders Supply Corp com
convertible preferred
5%
Electric
General
_
4%
4'/a
4Vb
800
4
10%
10%
10%
900
9%
Jun
2
Jan
900
1%
Jun
1% July
350
8%
Jan
12 Va May
Kidde
& Co
(Walter)
County Lighting common
cumulative prefex-red
Kings
Petroleum
preferred
Lake G
Kirkland
Klein
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Kobacker
common
pfd
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
.
Plywood Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
Public Service $6
Jan
May
11% Mar
preferred
■
■
50c
20
*
Inc
Co
class A
Godcliaux Sugars
Class
B
$4.50 prior
preferred
Consolidated Mines
Goldfield
Manufacturing Co
Goodman
Manufacturing common
Gorham
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
conv
Rapids Varnish
Grand
Gray Manufacturing Co
1st preferred
7%
—
Griescdieck
Jun
Jun
34 % Mar
Mar
108
2%
12%
Feb
10
103%
Jun
108%
Feb
3%
1,200
3'A
Jun
99 Vs- Jan
9
300
7%
Jun
13% Mar
Jun
27%
Jun
62% May
35
Jun
54% May
50
2,600
n
27%
Jan
27% July
Jan
Feb
Jan
200
16%
Jun
21% Mar
650
156 % 164 %
144%
Jun
164% July
134%
70
1%
2,100
52% -53'A
16%
52%
Jun
5%
—
17
250
131
700
7%
7,600
Jan
8
135%
Mar
Apr
1%
.
17%
16%
Jun
24%
"
1%
1% Mar
22
3,750
134
86Ms Mar
Jun
41
200
27 Va
■
134%
Jun
76
'
—
24%
25%
164%
Feb
35
1
—
Jan
12%
79
—
Feb
Mar
170
43'A
16%
11%
22
24%
16%
22
Jun
100
37
18
26%
15 Ms
Feb
20
42'A
79
Apr
Jan
100
22'A'
35
13
12% May
7%
8,700
8%*
12%
Jun
17
300
Jun
11%
1,200
12% -12 v2
79
4% Mar
12
9%"
-
22%
Jun
2% Mar
50%
Jun
57% Mar
14%
Jan
5%
x21
Feb
ft
n% .11%'
100
Apr
8ft Jun
17
7
7ft
Jan
19 % Mar
10%
Jan
11% May
5
Hartford
Co..
Harvard Brewing
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel tine
Hearn
:
Corp...
Dept Stores
Class
Heller
A
Co
.
common
preferred
preferred
4%
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules
"5%
Hoe
Products—.
Steel
Mfg Co common
convertible preferred
Higbie
& Co class
(R)
A
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.:
Border's
Inc
.
A) & Co
(Geo
Hormel
Horn
&
Hardart
common:
Hurd Lock
&
Jan
1%
Feb
4
Jun
5%
Jan
9%
Jan
12 Ms
/tpr
2
Jun
2%
Jan
11
27,300
2%
2
"3%
23%
.
Jun
3% July
3%
400
9%
9
1,600
8%
17%
Jun
30
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
Jan
175
20
500
'
27
Jan
14% May
18%
,Apr
20
July
90 %
26 %
19%
Jan
13%
25'%
Apr
99
Feb
69
8%
8%'
2%
1,600
9
-
'
11%
11%
13
12%
12%
500
x9
8%
9
100
-
2%
2%
May
7%
2%
6%
Jan
Jun
Feb
71% Mar
9% May
3%
9
Feb
9
Jun
Jan
12
Jun
2,400
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
12%
12%
13%
14
225
45%
45%
100
140
20
19
1,400
2%
Jan
3 Ms Mar
May
15
Jan
13%
Jun
16
Jan
44
Jan
46% Mar
11
152
26%
27
63
62
137
July
18
'A July
101
27
May
107
26%
Jun
30
74%
—-—5
63%
4,800
60 Ms
Jun
3%
200
3%
Jun
4%
4%.
900
4% May
27% " 29%
29 V*
23%
500
3%
•"
Jun
7%
11%
100
18%
Feb
50
400
137
May
100
3Vb
3
Manufacturing Co__——5_
.
Jan
1%
100
_
Inc common
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade f ood Products..
53% Mar
600
9'
5
Refining capital stock—*
Oil &
Humble
16 Ms
Jan
900
~3%
——100
;5% preferred
Hubbell (Harvey)
Jun
1 '/2
*
*
Baking Co
& Hardart
Horn
14%
50
-
5
1
•
—*
—15
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
140
4%
11
40
2.50
;
53
Jan
1%
~2%
100
100
1
10c
—1
5%%
5 Vb Mar
4
*
♦
2
Rubinstein common
Helena
3 Ms
Jun
1%
5
25c
common
Apr
4
4%
10c
*
Hecla Mining Co
2
100
50
14%
52
2
1
Hastings Mfg
2Va
4% '
14%
._*
25
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Electric Light
2,300
2
4%
1
Lamp Co
Hamilton
Zinc
Co
•
common
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered
Imperial Tobacco
Canada
of
...
->
%
12%
1,600
20%
Jan
.
12%
* f3
5
Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America
5
International Cigar Machinery
;
•
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series—
50
950
30
30%
.
Krueger Brewing Co
Petroleum
International
Products
5
1
Royalty
Public
Iowa
Air
100
*^
I
Ironite Inc
Irving
Jun
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
Lake
88
&
Inc
10c
15c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Motors
Gas
&
1,900
8%
Feb
37% Mar
93/a Mar
i#
% Mar
Jan
14 Va
——
Jan
17
Jun
15
—
Jun
18
Jan
300
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
10%
200
10%
Jun
11%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
600
3'A July
4%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
1,200
1ft
7%
7%
200
7
2ft Mar
8Va May
12%
12%
700
12
—
5- —
Apr
Mar
12%
La
Realty
Le
_
Jun
28%
Jun
University
Inc
106%
23%
10%
3
„
—^—.——_
Jan
38% Mar
20%
6 Va
37
10%
2%
,
10%
3
83
Jun
100
80
Apr
100%
20%
Jun
300
3,500
Jan
25
Jan
Mar
32%
Jun
30% Mar
1.800
10%
Jan
6%
6%,
100
6%
Jun
4 %
100
13%
14%
3%
Jun
12
5%
Jan
3%
17
2ft
2%
Jan
84
Jan
15%
Apr
12
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jun
4
7,900
3%
Jun
5% Mar
17
25
16%
Jan
17% Mar
9,300
1%
Jun
3'A Mar
2\ '4
—1
4%%
pfd...100
3%
3 %
3%
9.100
—
3%
101
Jun
Apr
Jan
9
15%
15%
15%
300
14%
Jun
16% May
5
13%
13%
13%
200
13%
Jun
17'A Mar
5%
Jan
3%
Jun
500
20 %
Jan
6%
Jun
-
'
—
—
38%
—*
ft
'
-
39
6%
—
5
6%
100
40%
14%'
13%
Jun
7%
Feb
6%
Jan
Jun
Jun
Apr
41
13% July
18
13% May
14.
41'A
500
13%
Apr
3%
39
Apr
48%
Jun
July
15%
Feb
38%
100
13%
13%
6V2
43% May
6% Jun
37% Mar
—
40%
ft
—
1
700
6%
10
7%
200
!-
-
Jan
Mar
1
48%
47%
48%
4,600
12%
12
12%
1,700
11
11%
400
11
Jun
13%
21'A
20%
21%
300
18
Jan
22
14
Jan
17 3A
28%
Jan
34%
Feb
Jun
40
Jan
12
5% Mar
lOs
Jan
fl
10
10
—
11
CO CO
34
21%
21%
'
& Co
(AG)
McKee
3%
Jan
300
14%
Jan
23% May
7%
--
Jun
10%
Chapman
Merritt
Warrants
&
;
50
13%
1,800
14%
14'%
14%
3,400
2%
2%
3 Va
—
—
Bumper Corp—
Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
preferred——
15%
Public Service common
Corp
Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
4.80% cumul preferred series
4.50% preferred series C—
Monroe Loan Society com class
•
100
B—100
10?
A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd——•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
—4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—100
Clemens
Muntz TV Inc
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
Murray
\
—5
2.50
-10
»oc
Muter Company common
Jan
Jan
11%
14%
Jun
21% Mar
700
6Va
Jan
7
Jan
60
50
60
u
2%
55
n%
1
*•
Alfalfa Dehydrating
14%
2,800
—
—
„
War' -
—
,
"
5 ,a
—
.
2 ,a
f°
14
14%
5
5 ,a
25,a 26 A
2_a 2 ,a
4/a
o
8
Mar
Apr
11%
Jun
1 Va Mar
Jan
7
7%
Apr
14% Mar
Jun
15%
Jan
11
Jun
13
Jan
247/a
Jan
26% Mar
550
14
Jun
5p0
5
Feb
600
20%
Feb
2% May
400
12%
12% 12 A
—
—
23%
34 /4
23
--
23 ,a
32
JA
36 %
—
—
88 2
#8 />
3/2,
47/a
Jan
Jun
1,100
1,100
xll% May
2 /a 2 A
158 160/a
2A
160%
--
—
--
—
x5
5/a
3/«
3 /a
—
—
--
J8/2 18 A
14/a 15
98% 99%
3 8 3 *
28
7 /a a
15
98%
3 a
--
8
o ,8
/
-J
common
Gas
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Phoenix Industries
Presto Industries Inc
Radiator Co
Research Corp
National
National Rubber
Machinery
National Transit
National Union
common
1
•
—1
25c
10c
2
4
—-1
—10
1
•
1
£A
—
—
14
14/4
—
—
--
£
2ft
2 ,4
2 ,8
it
9/« 9/«
14 A 15
1A,b 14,8
12
—
--
15/s
14/a
25% Mar
8,500
32
July
Jan
27/s
3,100
87
Jun
96
20
Jun
Jun
2%
Jun
200
300
Jun
157
Merchandise
York Shipbuilding
Founders shares
34
2%
2%
—
-
113%
3,n
Jan
Jan
169
34% May
37% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
4%
1,900
37/a July
100
3% Mar
300
300
8,000
350
17%
14% Feb
96%
V/a Jun
1,800
3,200
Apr
Jan
17 Va Mar
Mar
114
4%
Jan
'9% Jan
4-
2.
6% Jun
.
5% Mar
3%
23
JO 1/^
2? 'A
1,600
200
Jun.
2% May
2,800
100
Jun
8% Ma r
Apr
.17% Mar
37/a Jan
5% May
47/, Jun
2% Jan
8%
2%
Jan
Jan
6,600
50,600
500
1,000
5,000
13%
Jun
13%
6,800
16% Mar
Jan
17
1H
Jftn
1%
Jan
Jun
12
9% July
Jan
3ft Jan
2% Mar
13
y* Mar
10% Mar
Jun
12
15%
Jan
21
Mar
700
13'A
Jan
28,800
Vb
Jun
33
Jan
17
Jan
19% May
Apr
27%
2%
32
?33
*
_•
10
10
—
—
—
--
•
„
3%
Jun
2%
Apr
3
Jan
1,200
2ijva
dan
25%
Apr
4%
Jan
100
1 ' /a
1 8
4% Mar
2\l May
4,900
2 Va
Apr
1,140
110%
Jun
1,100
2%
Jan
4% May
25o
5%
Jan
10% May
IV4
Jun
2GV2 26'/2
18
4% Mar
400
:
lb »
•
Jan
1,300
^ ,4
--
50,700
115%
Feb
1% July
5,000
47 %
Jun
60%
2,000
16%
Jun
23
Jan
May
—
10.,'
18/8
18 ,«
200
Jan
62% Mar
Jun
10% May
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
50
May
57
3,400
1% Mar
x9%
1B7/
—
3%
25
-20
50c
-25
—1
1
Jan
96 % Mar
100
2,« 2 ,a
1U U3A
3^2 3 ,4
8/2 8 A
1,4 l/a
47% 49%
2,rf
Corp—
95% Mar
103 %
200
31/4 ^/4
—
1,8
49%
17
1 /•
Jan
Mar
4
—
25% 2o A
3 ,4
-1
40c
100
-1
57%
« '«
25%
2.50
3
21«.
2A
Jan
103 % Mar
Jan
1,000
%£
5% Mar
33 % Mar
15 %
Jun
900
14'A
1R78
30c
Radio
Meter common
Nestle. Le Mur Co common
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
4Va% convertible preferred
New Idria Min & Chem Co—
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Park Mining Co
New Process Co common
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario
New
I *
5/8
Jan
Mar
22
**■
* 4
—T
Products
Steel Car Ltd——
National Starch
National
—
3/8
5%
3% Mar
xlOO
—
-^
3 /«
J/a
17% Mar
29
200
88%
~;3/
Feb
12%
12 Va
30 V*
o
--
--
-
Jun
Jan
800
13%
14
3% Mar
1,200
7%
&
Co
National Bellas Hess
Jun
Feb
8
1,300
7%
--
Inc.——
Jun
2%
100
15%
Namm-Loesers
.
Apr
9%
1,000
N
Corp
Nachman
Jan
4'A Mar
1,700
ilVa
7%
•
1
1
2%
6%
Abrasive
Piping Co
Monogram
xl3
6%
100
dividend shares
Molybdenum
Mt
15% May
Jun
15%
2%
1
2.50
*
————10
50c
Midwest
5
Mid-West Refineries
1
Miller Wohl Co common
50c
4%% convertible preferred.——-50
Mining Corp of Canada
—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri
Jun
11
60
Co common..
Mid-West
26% Mar
12%
6%
Products—
non-cum
22
15%
1
25c
15
1
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
$2
10% May
24 Va Mar
Jan
10%
11
—
Mlcromatic Hone Corp.
Midvale
Feb
4,000
Scott Corp—
—
common
Participating preferred
Michaels Brothers Inc
6%
24%
12 %
1
Metal Textile Corp
Michigan
24%
13'A
10
1
1
Mesabi Iron Co
Michigan
24%
10
common
Co
Mfg
1,500
Jan
Jun
9%
19%
18 Va
19
Feb
4
18
1
& Co
Mead Johnson
Menasco
Jun
32%
5
5
*
McWilliams Dredging common
Feb
May
125
*
New York
Corp
Electric
Jan
fl
£1
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
May
4
3%
8%
-10
10
Neptune
4 %
14
6%
xll3% Mar
Jun
May
Apr
•
Harris common
Massey
National
22%
80
.7%
•
National
27
Apr
800
•
Co Ltd
Shovel
Power
Feb
Jun
2% May
7%
•
Communication
Marion
Jan
103
10
Feb
7%
5
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Mar
60
1,700
—
97/a
1
Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co
National
500
Jun
M
National
2,500
7
-2
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Public Service Co—_—
Feb
%
400
•
Lynch Corp
7%
24%
7%
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
Louisiana Land & Exploration
6% May
■
23%
7
—
100
105% 106%
7
#
Chain—
Steel
Jun
83%.
July
Class B
10%
90
.
7
1
cumulative preferred
Groceterias class A
6%
81 %
1,900
...25c
Loblaw
Jan
.
7%
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
b%
Jan
4%
200
7
__
10
.
common—
(R G)
Touxneau
17 % Mar
4%
7
1
Sessions Co..
Extension
Salle
Lefcourt
Jun
Feb
4%
4%
1
Monotype Machine
Jan
K
Kaiser
3%
Jun
Apr
28
—
1
Rights
*
Kansas
Jun
12%
Foundry & Machine
Larnson Corp of Delaware
9%
1
Co common
Kokenge Co
O'Mahoney
%
%
—
Jun
Jan
10%
Lakey
400
—
1
Chute
Jeannette Glass
Julian
1,800
Feb
97/a
12%
Mines Ltd
Shore
4 Mi Mar
5
J
Jerry
2%
600
9%
9
32%
36
10%
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
10%
10%
6%
83%
4,200
Service Co—
preferred
Fireman Manufacturing vtc
3.90%
Iron
100
28%
28%
—
Company
Laclede-Christy
National Fuel
—
Metal
Investors
Jun
33%c
20c
1
Kroy Oils Ltd
National
.
Industries A__
*
capital stock.*
International
International
12%
5%
30%
of Gt
Imperial Tob
3
3
3
9
5
(The) Forge Co
National
£1
(Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Oil
Jan
8%
7.50
Milling
Illinois
26%
700
34% Mar
28%
•
Corp
Midland Steel
Hall
.
10
Stores
Jan
Jun
H
Laboratories Inc
Haelan
100
9%
9
9
—
Jan
117
9%
5
•
Products common
Alabastine
Gypsum Lime &
Jun
Jan
106
8%
9c
—2
Western Brewery
Grocery Stores
Feb
Jun
18% xl9 %
50c
Leases
Freehold
9%
10 %
10
11% -U'A'
Inc
Hydraulics
Feb
112%
9%
—25
Gridoil
Apr
18% Mar
25
106
.
3%
Great Northern Paper
Greer
Jan
103% 103%
•
100
1
& Chemical Co
Great Lakes Oil
Apr
2%
5%
1%
200
11
106
pfd__25
1
5
stock
.Non-voting common
3
112% 112%
Pacific Tea—
Atlantic &
Great
Jan
Jun
103
1,200
1%
11
11
*
1
5
*
*
*
1
50
A
class B
Distilleries
Union
12%
Feb
28%
20
106
1%
1%
10
Coal
Alden
105% May
5% May
8%
-ft--"-
100
29 %
29%
-*
—
Gladding, McBean & Co_
Glenmore
Jan
16 %
—
--
Gilchrist Co
Glen
22%
5%
; -A.
106
—...•
$5 preferred
*
Gerity Mich Corp
—:
1'
Giant
Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
Gilbert (A C) common—_—_—_—*
Globe
Mar
1% July
ft
■'
preferred
Georgia Power 36
1,000
—
—100
General
5%
300
1%
1%
£1
10
—5
rets ord reg
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A
General
28
28
—
1
Ltd
Co
M
Co common
Rubber Co
(I B)
Hotels
Knott
Locke
dep
Adv
2 V8
•
2
1%
—
American
-
2
Ltd—
Co
Apr
102 % Mar
—
General
Apr
1%
Lanston
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
13 Va
10%
Lanxson &;
Gatineau Power
Jan
Jun
France—
Fort Pitt Brewing
11 Va
1%
—
'■'I
3%
3%
Ford
300
*
.
Ltd—
Co
Jan
7% May
68%
£1
Amer
J
62
61%
•
non-voting
A
7% July
73%
250
9%
Kropp
of Canada—
Motor
Class
,5%
1
Inc
Co
5%
25% Mar
13
9%
50c
5 VB
64
Apr
12%
1%
Kir by
5 %
21%
•
5
•
50
1
.1
10
3ft May
711, Jan
5%
100
1
28% Mar
.10
2.50
r
High
Low
22
Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd
Key Co common
Jan
23 Mi
*
(Phila)
Association
Fire
19,100
213
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
5
1Jan
1,100
21|
2%
25c
.
Shares
Inc
Kennedy's
4%
25 L
24
25
1
-
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Federated Petroleums Ltd
for Week
Low
*
Co
Kawneer
Kingston Products
Fairchild
Sales
Range
Par
High
11.600
5%
33'A
ft
Eureka Corporation Ltd
LOW
2 Mi
2%
Week's
of Prices
Last
ale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Higl
Low
2(4
10c
1
1
$1 or 25c
Esquire Inc
3
STOCKS
Shares
Par
.
JULY
ENDED
Friday
Last
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
WEEK
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
May
1 %
15%
Jan
9
20%
Feb
Apr
30
(78)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, July 6, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
American Stock
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Niagara Share Corp
Niles-Bement
Nlpissmg
Noma
Pond
North
500
17%
17 %
1|"«
Metal
Products
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northern
RR
Ind
2% Mar
1,000
3%
Jun
4 %
May
%
Jun
%
Jan
1%
300
2
2%
—
"
lJ/4 May
Jun
41
Mar
4%%
pfd— 100
Notadel-Agene Corp
Segal Lock & Hardware—
44'A
Seton Leather common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Apr
1,900
liS
J an
200
•ife May
19 Vb
Feb
22% Mar
3%
4 vb
uf
'tu 1
3%
82%
82%
10
82%
Jun
87 Vo
87 78
b
lU
87 Va
July
23
24
1,100
20%
Jan
/ 78
Apr
4%
Shawlnigan Water Si Power
common
Sherwin-Willianf^
Jan
92
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of
Mar
98 %
Jan
Sicks
Ogden Corp common
-50c
2'/4
Ohio
Brass Co class B common
•
Ohio Power 4%s
preferred——..—100
Okalta Oils Ltd
——90c
Oklahoma
Okonite
Natural
Gas
Company
——.—7.50
common
49
100
2%
2,200
49 %
Jan
95
Jun
18%
19
2,800
18
Telev
Inc
3%
Jan
Jun
20%
Apr
Apr
72
Jun
Jan
16%
Jan
6%
Feb
70%
70%
16%
10%
10 %
900
9%
6%
6%
6%
800
6
Jan
Xl8%
Jan
"6%
~6%
300
5%
Jun
63
19%
40 Vo
19'%
25
18
Jan
38%
40 Vb
190
36
Jun
-<52
'A
"4%
*4%
_5
38%
38%
33%
68
66%
68
Can
Co
common
Manufacturing
80*8
1st
3%
Standard Power & Light common
24%
Apr
25'A
Feb
34'A
28
27%
28
1,600
27
Jun
31'A
Jan
6%
1st
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series
preferred
25
26
25%
26
200
25%
Jun
23% Mar
25
25%
25%
26
1,500
25'%
Jun
28'A
25%
26
500
25%
Jun
23%
Jan
27'A
Jan
A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
$4.40 div cum
25
dividend
Pacific
1st
23%
Jun
150
91'A
Jun
102%
Jan
90'%
90 %
10
90
Jun
101'A
Jan
98
99
25
99
1
370
96
Jun
3%
1,000
3
Jun
10%
12,700
101 Va
50
3
1
10%
100
pfd
common
$1.30
300
92%
•
Airlines
101 %
9%
100
9%
—•
preferred
Page-Hersey [Tubes
25
91%
•
preferred
Northern
Pacific Petroleums
Ltd—
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pacific Public Service
24'%
•
preferred—
$4.75
•
common
:
--
Petroleum (C A) vtc__2
Bol
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Bol
Paramount Motors
Corp
Park
Pen
Class
class
A—
Pennroad
Corp
Penn
1
Peppered
Perfect
Co (Mass)—20
CorpPacking Co——
Pinchin Johnson Ltd
Pioneer Gold Mines
•
Amer
1
1
Pittsburgli & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
5
Pittsburgh Railways. Co—
xA.-— •
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
)
1
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co.
Powdrell & Alexander
&
Inc.
class
Co
17'A
27
300
26
Jun
30
21%
Jun
23%
Jan
26 Vu
May
28'A
Jan
26%
Apr
28%
Jan
5 Vu
Jan
5%
Feb
__
12%
100
common
~5%
Co
500
35 %
Jun
3'A
Feb
100
61
600
13%
300
A
&
Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
41'A Mar
3'A
Superior
Jan
Swan Finch Oil Corp
70'A Mar
2
500
4%
Jun
3%
Jan
17%
Jun
21%
Jan
Talon Inc
US
2,(5
1,100
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common—,
6%
4
2%
2%
400
2'A
Jun
69 Vb
70%
1,550
57 Vb
Jan
75
34 %
Mar
100
33
Jun
38%
8%
8%
400
8
Apr
11
2%
2%
3
700
2% July
"3%
"3%
500
500
7
7
Feb
3 %
May
4%
39%
100
Jan
11 %
9'A
9 Vu
600
11%
11'A
300
Tilo
8'A Mar
Jan
112
44%
9
Jun
10%
3ftf
2%
2%
3'A
32,200
1%
Apr
2'A
2'A
5,900
1%
Apr
2%
Apr
500
7%
300
8
Jun
25
90
May
94
•
94
7%
35%
1,000
Englheering
10'A
Steel
Corp
Co
9%
June
Jun
Corp
100
9Vb
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
11
Jun
Mar
8% Mar
Jun
40
26%
19
Jan
34
40%
Jan
May
48
Jan
Mar
28% Mar
Jun
35% Mar
26%
100
26
31%
200
31%
29'A
29%
500
28'%
Jun
22%
23'%
1,700
22%
Jun
26%
22'A
22'A
100
22%
Jun
24%
5 Vb
29%
26%
31'%
Jun
8
Jun
49
Mar
Feb
7
% May
Jan
5%
42
42
6'A
6%
100
6%
38
1,800
x4%
4
—
33% Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
2 Vb
2,700
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
4%
5
1,100
4%
F'eb
6 Va
Apr
100
19%
13%
Jan
20%
Apr
Jun
17%
Feb
38
Jun
41 % Mar
19%
19%
14
14
38%
38
3 8'A
1,000
19%
100
15%
15'A
16'A
25,200
11
Jan
16 %
23%
22%
20%
Jan
23% Mar
13
23%
13%
2,150
13%
9,700
12%
Jun
16% Mar
13
13
2,300
9%
4%
July
15% Mar
203%
Apr
200
9%
4%
13
July
1,470
213% 214'A
~9%
8%
Apr
214% July
10% May
400
4%
Jun
6%
Feb
4%
4%
400
4%
Jun
6%
Jail
3 Vu
3'A
500
2%
Jun
4'A
Jan
"2%
~2%
200
29% May
2% Jun
34'A
1
10
3%
Jan
16%
Jan
18
15%
15%
15%
400
14%
Jan
18% May
200
8'%
Jan
9% Mar
—
1
9
9
~2%
2 Vo
2%
6,200
3%
3%
3%
'
400
2
_7%
"7%
3% Mar
Jan
4
3% Mar
Jan
23% Mar
17%
13
6%
400
Jan
Jan
9%
500
Feb
Mar
20'A
——
Apr
Jun
31%
17V2
Feb
20'A
Feb
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
28
31 %
33 %
1,025
3%
3'A
200
x27% Feb
3% Jun
10%
—
Jan
33% July
4
Jan
Jan
16
■
12
700
1,300
Mar
common.,—
Markets
Inc—
Inc
Realty & Construction
Allied Stocks—.
&
16'A
12
15'A
16%
97%
97'A
1
15%
Jan
Jun
15
Jan
40
10,800
Jun
11%
700
Jun
47%
14'A
25
95
28%
400
25%
13%
1,700
11%
Apr
—20
24%
600
20 %
25c
17
17 1
150
1
1
5
7 Vb
7 Vb
31
6%
Jan
% May
18% Jun
Apr
13% Mar
300
% May
17%
28
7%' Jun
Jan
17
17 %
500
16%
Jun
36
37
150
35%
Apr
40
5%
37
Feb
105%
Feb
12%
'
12%
'
17% May
Jan
Jun
May
28'A
——
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Feb
Jun
6
19% Mar
May
Feb
1
•
1
warrants
Tri-Continental
\h
_3%
li
500
i4
Jan
49 'A
49 %
250
48%
Jun
3%
Jun
3%
88
3%
1,100
88%
75
1%
900
1%
2
Mar
% Mar
58
Feb
4%
Jan
97'A
Jan
2%
Feb
4
Jan
"
85% Jun
1'% Jun
25%
Jun
30% Mar
100
14 %
True Temper Corp
*
Jun
19 Va Mar
Trunz
22%
Apr
34
Jan
21
May
3,600
2%
3 Vb
3'A
1,100
2% May
3 % May
4
7,500
3%
Jun
5%
850
18%
16%
Jan
19% July
Apr
18
*•
Hf
Jun
Jan
Jun
19 %
2%
3%
*
250
to
4
Trans Lux Corp
101
30%
3%
%
51%
300
5%
6%
900
~1
9%
1
100
Inc
Co
26%
2
2%
19
19
19%
Jan
6%
Jun
9VA
u,
27%
2
Jan
14%
800
200
2%
2%
1,900
83%
20
7%
200
20'A
20%
200
39 V*
39%
200
15%
16%
6,300
common—
%
Jun
Jun
28%
25%
Jan
Jun
2% July
82
Jun
2%
2%
1
14'%
14%
100
26
Jun
37 %
Apr
Jan
Jun
6'% Mar
12
U S
17% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
•
3%
20J
3'A
Jun
4% Mar
5 Vb
400
4%
Jan
6% Mar
$4
Air Conditioning
conv
Corp
__T
1
25c
Bcullln Steel Co common
2'A
34%
2
2,000
30%
Apr
!7<j
14,900
2 i'u
Feb
Oils Ltd
Seaboard Western
5%
5%
4%
Jun
2%
2'%
1,100
2'%
Jan
2% Mar
14 Vb
14 Vb
14%
500
11'A
Jan
1%
1%
1%
15'A May
6,100
1
:
1
~1%
6
700
1'% May
25
~1%
7%
"ill
8
3%
Jan
3% July
9%
Feb
Jan
Jan
30
Apr
Jun
10'A
Jan
89'A
90
75
5'A
75
5'A
88%
74
20
37
•
9
Jun
96
Jun
80
Jan
1,700
4%
Apr
6
May
150
35%
Jun
43
Mar
13
Jan
250
10
5 %
37%
9
125
9
Co
class
Jun
3%
Jan
.
Jan
100
221
221
10
B
—
--
Jan
37
38'A
Jun
40%
Jan
36
35
Apr
38%
Jan
16%
16%
500
14%
Jan
19% Mar
3Vu
1,400
1%
Jan
1,000
14%
Jun
16
Feb
375
52%
Jan
61
July
Apr
43%
3
100
13,400
15%
15
15'A
59
61
36%
89
1
9
6%
36%
6'A
89
8%
2%
1
35%
50
61
•
■
37
34%
1,300
6%
1,200
6
Jun
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Oil
I
8'A
Feb
Jan
Jan
150
87%
Jun
96% Mar
9
1,300
8'A
Jun
11%
2%
500
Jan
2
Apr
2% July
1%
Jan
41%
Feb
21% Mar
1 'A
600
200
1% Feb
51% May
24% Jan
31
l'A
50c
10
43
48
Jun
37%
Jan
Feb
3'A
Jan
10
common
Sugar
3%
89
'
Universal
Feb
li-Mar
6'A Mar
36
38%
•
U 8 Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common—
4%
—
1
1
235%
17* May
—
10
Securities
and International
Jun
"
25
25
221
4% Mar
10
0
:%
1
6'A
2%
2,200
3% Mar
1
50c
1%
26%
38 % Mar
•
Bcurry
iff
33%
300
•
U 8 Radiator common—..—
-
1
common
Airlines—
Securities Corp General
Beeman Bros Inc
2
1
,
Inc
34%
5,400
•
preferred
Universal Products Co
1
•
100
$5 1st preferred with warrants
Utah-Idaho
Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre Si Fisher Brick Co
100
4 %
29'A
8
25
Specialties common
U 8 Foil
U 8
16'% Mar
3%
5%
2 Vb
3%
28%
dep rets ord registered——10s
U 8 Finishing Co
Mar
1
4
28%
Ltd—
Preferred
United
14'% Mar
12%
•
common—50o
preferred
United Shoe Marchinery common
26'% May
43'% May
6
1.28
Jun
19%
7'%
A
Omaha
of
Products
10%
Jan
Jun
series
Yards
United Profit Sharing common
Feb
7%
5
4
United NJ RR & Canal—
Jan
10
15%
Amer
Jan
94%
preferred
Aircraft
United Molasses Co
27% Mar
2
Co
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products common
1% Mar
2 l'A
1
•
United
Apr
7%
20%
$3.75
Union Stock
Feb
5
Investment
2%
lOo
Union Oil Co of California—
Jan
400.
83%
—k.
10
common
4% Mar
400
8
8
6%
Feb
Union
Jan
100
9%-
%
Apr
Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada
57% May
5%
Realization
XJlen
23 'A May
Feb
4'A
23%
£1
Ltd
Ave
~7
9%
IS.
Jan
43 %
3%
51
6%
Jun
21 %
•
1
St
A)
10'A
13%
100
8
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson Si Haynes common
(D
Jan
1,800
13 %
15
_
—•
Rotary Electric
Bchulte
Jan
4%
300
34%
4%
44
25%
"
10
6.28
1
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Inc
4%
11%
15
30%
—1
(Texas Corp) v t c—t———
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Schick
42%
Jan
41%
25'A
15
Jun
Amer deposit rets
9% Mar
8%
36%
•
1
•
5
1
Co Ltd—
ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
12% Mar
8 %
700
5% Mar
j
Tobacco Security Trust
Jan
Jan
8
37%
24
common—
Roofing
Tlshman
Feb
10
Co
Corporation
Tobacco
Jan
Jun
8'A
37%
35%
D
Light $4.56 pfd—
Chemical
Tborofare
40% Mar
37%
Shovel
Thor
23% Mar
Jun
Power &
Thiokol
Feb
Jun
112
39
17% Mar
9
common
common
Thew
Jan
6%
class A
B
Texas
Mar
3%
33%
39%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
3 'A Mar
~a%
20'A
32 %
4%
12%
May
Class
34 V*
2%
70
Jan
600
18 %
25c
•
1
18
Inc
Jan
4% Mar
16% IFeb
200
—
21%
1,300
4%
•
common—
Ray Drug common
5 %
—
-—1
Co——
Richmond Radiator
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Russeks Fifth
Jun
Sun
Jan
17%
1
Inc
(The)
59'A July
"13
5
1
Stop Si Shop Inc
Stroock
(S) & Co
14% Mar
108
4%
lOo
Reliance Electric &
Oil
Jun
59%
_•
,
(Robert)
Rowe
Jun
95
May
2%
8
Pump Co—
Regal Shoe Co_^__—
Royallte
12
650
7'A May
17%
10
Reda
Rice-Stix
3 Vb
3 Vb
100
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Re is
36%
4,100
13%
60%
•.
Railway & Utility Investment
B
12%
Jan
Feb
Feb
u
Power
Class
12 Vb
97% 101
36
•
com
Corporation
5
Stein (A) & Co common—
•
Sterling Aluminum Products com
5
Sterling Brewers Inc—
1
Sterling Engine Co
10c
Sterling Inc
——1
Stetson (J B) Co common
*
Stinnes
(Hugo) Corp
5
Jan
26%
17'A Mar
14%
4%
Parts
Steel
Feb
36
1
Manufacturing
Quebec
Jun
26'A May
5% Feb
1
B
(The) Corp
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
•
Providence Gas
Pyle-Natlonal
Pyrene
14%
600
2.50
1
Standard Tube class B
Feb
300
1
1
1
1
•
Btarrett
Jan
13%
14%
•
*
Public Service of
Colorado—
4%% cumulative
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp &
Timber
13%
Jun
~6%
100
common
Producers Corp of
Nevada
Co
Jun
14%
25c
Pressed Metals of
America
Preston East Dome
Mines Ltd
Prosperity
Feb
~6%
2.50
common
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
% Mar
4% Mar
12 Vu
700
_10
common
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
Corp
5
60
shares—10s
Ltd---
Standard-Thomson
Jun
Jan
~6%
——1
Piper Aircraft Corp
common-
Pratt
12%
10c
common
Co
4
Apr
*
Feb
14%
2.50
Phillips
Phillips Screw Co——
~2'A
1
•
Common class B__
$7 prelerred
Standard Products
12'A
12%
1
Manufacturing
Governor
1
100
Feb
3%
•
Circle
13% Mar
53
2.50
common—_i—
Light 4%% pfd
Water & Power Co
Boys (The)
6%
3,300
•
————2
Co
Power &
Power
4%
preferred-——25
cumulative
preferred———25
Traffic
Pierce
4%
"l'A
12,100
cumulative
$1 .32
Pep
4%
2
Peninsular Telephone
common—!.
•
(1 cumulative
preferred—.
—25
Penn
2
2
B
Patican Co Ltd
Penn
l7/a
1
Co
Parkersburg Rig & Reel-——
Patchogue Plymouth Mills——
81 .30
2
1
Company
Chemical
Jun
99 % May
3% May
•
Pancoastal
Parker
Jan
Feb
21%
3%
37%
4.88%
Jan
105
j an
Jan
3%
6%
Jan
16%
Jan
16
29%
5
12.50
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
Jan
76%
14%
6%
Jun
30 Vb
12
96'A
10
Feb
44
Jun
21%
1
21'A
pfd___25
3,000
8%
37 V4 jviay
65
2UVa
—
103'A
13%
32
Mar
13'A Mar
500
Jun
12%
30%
6 %
6%
700
13%
32
8
6%
vb
7% Mar
4% July
500
1,900
3%
original preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
Mar
17
Jan
2,700
400
•
1
—*
20
common
th uoast
Squtn Coast Corp common
—
South Penn Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
Feb
25
Pacific Gas & Electric
5% % 1st preferred
5
'
4.56%
Pacific
Jan
Jan
Jun
14%
16%
Apr'
Jun
%
100
99
25
25
25
25
—25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern Pipe Line
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
fltahl-Meyer Inc
—
*
Standard Brewing Co
2.78
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1 .60
convertjbie preferred
20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil
(Ky)
10
Standard Packaging Corp —
1
Convertible preferred
—10
16%
1,500
Apr
6%
11% Mar
Co Ltd—
registered——£1
6 alth (Howard) Paper Mills
•
jtone Corp
60
1
Jan
19%
Blmmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common—
Singer Manufacturing Co
1%
15 % May
Jun
2,000
•
1
common
5
74
is
6 Va
99
97'A
200
167/b
1,000
16%
17
16%
1
Jan
6 'A
16
16'A
High
Feb
11%
linger Manufacturing
\Amer dep rets ord
20'A May
20% May
1
.
N
23'A Mar
6%
1
—
•
Jan
May
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Securities
Jan
7
Omar Inc
Overseas
2%
57 % Mar
107
25
B_—_—•
&
Jun
48
530
2A
18%
25
Old Town Corp common
:
40c cumulative
preferred—
Oliver United Filters class
Olympic Radio
1%
300
100
98
1%
50
13
•
•
Canada
of America class. A
Breweries
Ltd
Silex Co
6,700
5%
6%
25.
100
Shoe Corp
27 V4 Mar
Low
1%
i"o
1
20c
*
5
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
10c
B
Inc
Shares
13
1
Corp class
for Week
1%
«
Control
Salety
Sentry
Servomechanisms
l'A
—1
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio Corp. common
3% Mar
19%
__1
_50
—
Serv
19
19%
24
.—
Co__
Pub
Jan
—
_25
Oil
Airlines
North Penn
lie
■
__5
Texas
20 % Mar
Kange
of Trices
Low
Par
Serrick
1%
__1
Corp
Rayon $3 preferred -50
North
Central
Jan
3,800
3%
16%
1
Sates
Week's
Last
gale Trice
High
Jun
1,400
Vb
'A
-IS
Laboratories
Northeast
3
American Stock Exchange
16
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
American
1
800
lA
Inc
Non-Ferrous
Norden
16%
17'/8
——
JULY
Friday
Low
lfrVb
Mines
Lites
Amer
_—
ENDED
STOCKS
Range Sinee Jan.
High
16%
common
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
2,200
300
Jun
1%
Jun
2'A
Jun
Feb
Valspar Corp
common
2
Feb
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—
28
Jan
Venezuelan
Jan
Venezuela
Jun
6%
7'%
11
4
Vb
Feb
Feb
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation —,
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6%
81%
50
25'A
20%
6%
81%
9
25%
300
19%
20%
500
6%
83
30'A
1,100
16%
Jan
23'A
Apr
3%
Jun
5
Mar
5%
Jan
8 % Mar
4
900
5%
5%
300
—
30
,—
100
•'
7% Mar
Jan
Jun
3%
30
Jun
76'A
25
.
May
Jan
-■-87.%
Jun
39%
Jan
13'A
Jun
14%
Apr
'
Volume 178
Number 5235
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(79)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
WEEK
Range
Shares
Low
Low
High
American
Wagner
7 7o
•
Baking
voting
ctfs
ext—
Ward
Watch
Webb
—30
Co
—
—
1
new
Jan
Western
Tablet
Stationary
Jan
Jan
13%
1
1%
22,600
1
Jan
155
158%
50
X148
Jun
1.20
River
Oil
(The)
Inc
Products
400
9
22%
23
_5%
Brothers
Industries Inc
(F W;
American
Jan
6%
deposit
5s
receipts
——
£1
Feb
9
Jen
Jan
A
27/e
Jun
3%
900
100
12
Jan
20
98
Jun
Jan
100
38
3% Mar
14
ARussian
15
Appalachian
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chicago
3%s
Transit
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Apr
A Bonds
Gas
Elmira
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A6Vis
5s
Nov
ex
Green
Jan
7%
May
3% May
Feb
4s
Mountain
Isarco
Feb
with
A 7s
ex
Italian
A
Power
Nov
Nov
6%%
1963
Valley
Extended
*. A 1st
4 fa
**w
i," when, issued;
due 1953
Power
1st
1st
1970-
Piedmont
listed
ctfs
—
—
Public
91
21
84
1st
and
A
ref
18
60
6
56
4
56%
103
95%
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
series
D
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
Corp
Stinnes
95
5eb
conv
$54
57
—
Stinnes
53
with
A6y2s
75%
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
roads
ities
Stock*
trials
Rails
Ralls
ities
95.06
92.30
3%s
—
81
80
$90%
96
82
81
45
—
2
—
—
75%
105.26
94.37
268.26
104.77
48.54
105.18
94.40
92.62
95.05
92.76
93.71
106.57
48.69
106.03
94.31
92.61
95.25
92.89
93.77
2
270.23
106.84
48.88
106.35
94.41
92.91
95.34
93.09
93.94
48.51
105.10
Dec
ex
1
Waldorf-Astoria
trust
83
-79%
45.69
High
49 80 Feb
30—
45.70
Low
44.99 Jun 17
1—__
45.66
June
Wed.
July
Thurs.
Fri.
127%
—
139%
Hlgh
49.67 Jan
Low
45.06 May
Traction
1970
Durable
103%
92%
1
100
187.6
Goods
239.6
.
96%
lOO
75%
79
97%
99%
1
130%
7
78
95%
101%
92
96
2
92
98
95%
101%
$94%
95%
93
102
93%
—
92
$94
92
—
—
93%
$91%
95%
85
83
$81%
April-Oct
1966
—Jan-July
—
—
Week Ended July 3, 1953
3
93
_7
98
90%
101%
1
112%
130%
130
Tues. June 30__
—
July 1
2—
Fri. July 3—
$2,238,000
1,939,000
$338,200
2,536,000
3,104,000
1,705,000
Danish
Stock
April
371,000
88%
$11,522,000
4,385,745
Total
Cons
—
10
112
147
87%
90
2
77
93
$30
--
——
I960
1959
r
Danzig Port
AExternal
ALima City
Maranhao
Interest
AMedellin
&
U.
8.
100% 100%
9
108
100% 100%
FeL-Aug
of
A.7s
1,983,000
$12,000
$13,098,600
$1,564,600
Jan. 1 to July 3
—
102%
99
106%
4,385,745
$12,000
1,564,600
11,522,000
$41,000
$13,165,200
$98,050
$35,000
Bank
and Industrial—
525,000
439,000
892,200
52,262,840
38,306,540
12,232,000
378,763,500
327,945,800
Total.
$431,586,340
$366,789,390
1
106%
112
99%
101
•
.
'
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Last
Sale Price
Stocks
or
Friday's
Bid St Asked
High
Bend*
Seld
Mo.
Jan. 1
Low
•
92
93
Wed. July 1
93
93
Thurs. July
68
—
$65%
—
May-No®
100
2
Fri. July 3
Total
Loan—
Feb-Aug
stamped
1952
6%s stamped
(Plan
to
*97%
100
99%
stamped
2008
1958
1951
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
*16
May-No®
88
June-Dec
*65%
April-Oct
Bonds
$249,000
37,000
52,000
24,000
113,000
47,000
44,000
12,000
103,000
77,000
11,000
152,000
270,925
251,130
$54,000
64,000
49,000
30,000
9,000
88,000
$251,000
$452,000
$64,000
$767,000
17
12
17%
Week Ended July 3
97
1953
*40
May-Noi
Total
$311,000
$8,000
101
99°
44%
*63%
*63 %
Btocks—No.
1952
--
43
49
43%
Domestic
63%
69
Foreign government
—
to July 3
1952
62,565,832
1,505,330
1,494,925
$175,000
$6,691,000
$6 081,000
452,000
94,000
10,707,000
6,160,000
64,000
22,000
3,065,000
2,903,000
$767,000
$291,000
$20,463,000
$15,144,000
Bonds
—
Foreign corporate
__
Jan. 1
1953
56,517,249
$251,000
of shares.
42%
44%
A)—
2»/es
Bonds
69
$90
June-Dec
J an-July
Corporate
1,505,330
$90
Bank of) —
;
Bonds
276,735
378,070
328,470
'
Mon. June 29
Tues. June 30-
April-Oct
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Week Ended July 3, 1953
High
Domestio
of
Range Sine*
Forrfgn
Foreign
(Number
Waterways—
(Peru)
175,840,451
195,744,398
104
(Col) —
1955
reduced
1952
1953
1952
5,303,230
shares
Week's Range
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
2,000
Government
Railroad
1
$105
Period
1953
stamped
7s
Bank
1948
G%s
3,442,000
6,000
276,000
$30
103% 103%
100%
Interest
Exchange
Municipal
5s
2,907,000
332,000
$13,098,600
Stocks—No.
International
$59
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1947
Jan
5%s
AExternal
2,186,400
Week Ended July 3
146%
Foreign
1956
1956
1946
(See Mortgage
External
Sales
$2,580,260
247,400
Union—
Agricultural Mortgage
7s
$4,000
801,500
820,580
Bonds
90
_L
Low
A20-year
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
93
83
83
87
131% 131%
TOtSU
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
905,400
1,026,890
831,375
Mon. June 29
Thurs. July
United States
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
Number of
1953
Feb-Aug
1953
1953
BONDS
ACauca Valley 7s
235.6
Foreign
Railroad,
Stocks
97
Friday
Bogota
202.8
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
75
96%
Transactions at the New York Stock
147%
90
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A20-year 7s
216.8
115.4
242.0
125.2
213.8
268.3
+2.2
+1.5
+0.4
+ 1.0
-
185.4
234.6
90
1
American
,
211.1
210.2
259:1
—
99
Feb-Aug
1954
debentures
1
s
+1-7
i.
J??'?
,
101
87
Service:
and
+ 1.0
217.6
115.4
202.8
236.5
Low
207.0
235.6
+1.4
103
93
96
Finance
•
235.5
:
222.4
117.1
203.7
238.9
»
.
High
+ 1.4
185.8
Goods
Wining
92%
186.2
211.8
1958
'
Change
June 19, *53
188.8
21.4.8
__
Transportation,
98
Percent
'
;
Manufacturing
57
$93
preceding week and with highs and lows for
= 100):
follows (1939
as
June 26. *58
99% 1007/e
94
May-No®
coupon
coupon
5s
Newspaper
I
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1953, for composite and by major indus¬
.
.
Utility
Trade,
97
June-Dec
Penn
80
ended June 26,
try groups compared with the
84%
$94%
West
'•
Range for 1962
45.87
3r^-»
SEG Index of Slock Prices
77'
96
June-Dec
conv
2
46.10
July 2—
July
The SEC Index of stock
2
Hotel—
A5s income debentures
6s
Range for 1963
Closing
Date—
Tues.
184
96
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964—
Western
Average
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
97
$94
April-Ocf
1940
1947
93.59
i
Wed.
314s
1940 coupon
1
92.64
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
85%
76
100
91
79
April-Ocf
1970
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
with Dec
40
269.39
83%
140
Jan-July
coll
1
Aug
TWbl
Bond*
1
88%
(Calif) —
ex
A 7s
$30
$87
Feb-Aug
2nd
A6%s
10
Second
Rail¬
30—-.
July
59%
Feb-Aug
1973
B
stamped 1946
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
-Bonds-
First
Industries—
(Hugo)
A7-4s
United
——
140
99%
Mar-Sept
Corp—
stamped 1946——_
3rd
*
.
10
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
w," without warrant*.
"x
Total
268.20
June
$30
__
1962_Jan-July
1965
3s
Electric
5s
warrants;
13
.
102
140
Jan-July
& Bros 5s 1989
Inc
w,"-with
89
1
$88%
1981—May-No®
3s
•
Gas
&
oik
tor
—
—
95%
—
1971
Gas
In year'* range),
r Transaction
Ex-rights. * Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
7B%
95%
$99% 101%
—
Feb-Aug
Gas
3s
G)
(A
——
1960—ApriZ-Oct
1998
Corp
1976
1st
100%
1964—_june-Dec
1976
3 las
y
being
trials
63
77
83%
1968
coupon
series
C
sales
no
20
Date
106%
/«n-July
series
6%
Co—
Edison
2%s
6%
3%
Indus¬
101
75%
„
$100% 102
„__jan-July
Power
3s
3
161
10
68%
2
$134%
1973
M
260
5%
-8tocka-
91%
—
i»_Jan-July
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
series
5%
47/B
included
(not
Ex-dlvldend.
x
prices;
30
Non-durabde
3.14s
debentared
Water
4%
5%
the
96%
89
——Jan-July
1963—:
to
81
May-No®
1953—^
1940
1
Southern California
3'/as
--
1
6%
Harbor
81
-
1947 coupon I960
Electric & Gas Co—
Service
50-year
—
-April-Oct
1971^
Oct
Oct
ex
32
5%
flat.
the current year are
——^
with
A6%s
on
are
Composite
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
41%
29%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
102%
89
Jan-July
mortgage
3s
36%
1
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
High
96'/a
3
96
30
Mar-No®
1963„
extended
mortgage
3%s
"w
150%
$89
1952_
^Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 "As
*;
29
Low
Trust—
1963
to
30
Jan. 1
No.
RR—
at
transaction
range),
stocks for the week
trust
6s
mortgage' 6V2s
-6 %s
.
Sold
103%
103
t—
Jan-July
NewiEngland Power 3'/4S 1961w.
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Safe
64
88%
1952
coupon
coupon
liquidating
Midland
Ohio.
60
t—
June-Dec
1970
Realization
Superpower
38 Vi
31 %
RR—
1940
1947
38
31Vi
Bank—
3%s
mod)
1
1
Power
Italian
-
86%
_May-No®
;
44
Range Sine*
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
-
85%
*95%
—
Mar-Sept
Western
&
(stmpd
ser
98%
Bond*
94
May-No®
1953
coupon
Mtge
1953
43%
37'/a
"cum;**"cumula¬
tive;'"conv,"'convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certlficat**;
Apr
2%
150
56%
May
Mar-Sepl
1961
Guantanamo
64
Jan-July
1956
1940 coupon
1947
1919-
asked
traded
Mlg Co—
1
1
1993
B
5s
RR
Residential
stamped
being
.
86
ilfay-Nov
1965
3'/2S
&
38%
Mon. June 29
1993—
A
series
4s
Lt
A6'/2S with Nov
•
97%
High
94
Jan-July
~~*=34%
--
§ Reported in
receivership.
~
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
RR—
series
Ercole Marrelh Elec
Finland
and
Division—
J
Fuel
&
Water
year's
16% Mar
44% May
125
,1
June-Dec
1947-1978
of
N
mortgage
Eastern
08%
Quar-Feb
1970
A
Western
of
mortgage 4s
A 1st
June-Deo
in
bid
Authority—
&
Lackawanna
1970
1998
1
series
series
revenue
3%s
Aug
2%s
Delaware Lack
1st
Power
6s
6 Vis
Under-the-rule
n
included
May
2
2,200
Low
Bethlehem
39
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
37
*38
Jan-July
Jab-July
1921
tFriday's
July
Stock
*34
Jan-July
Jan
3
2'/a
Friday
American
Mar-sept
June-Dec
Government
A5 Vis
Mar
105%
May
14%
100
3.400
7
2,V
.BONDS
2008
1997
fund 3s Jan l 1997
Janeiro stamped (Plan A)—
reduced to 2% 2012
de
1A Jan
6
— ~
E
Feb
X14%
Jun
23,700
'
w —,
2 Vis
6% Mar
15%
'''
to
series
Mar
4%
43
•
Hargreaves Ltd
2Vis
Apr
8
Ltd—
preference
Wright
4 %
300
39%
42
reduced
f
s
Apr
200
15%
,.„8
Woodley Petroleum common
3%
12%
12%
100
100
May
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woolworth
25
Feb
%
3
3
100
pfd
4V2%
Jun
.
2%
8%
yV
-25
.
Lt
&
Jan
13%
common
__
Pwr
Jan
12
11%
%
58
96
(plan A)—
Interest
Jan
5%
1
Ltd-
High
57 %
*100%<l01%
June-Dec
Sinking
Rio
Low
(Republic of)—
Extl
Jan
18%
18%
——
——
Interest
Peru
High
*50
(not
Jun
22
100
stamped
Jan. 1
No.
principal,
Jun
8
,
—
Parana
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan
23%
Mar
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
34% May
25% Mar
'
—
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Bonds
Friday's
Jan
Feb
500
1
Inc
preferred
Woodall
15
8%
or
Bid & As+ed
Mar
1%
7%
200
14%
14%
8%
Petroleums
Wisconsin
17
Sale Price
*No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not Included In year'* range), d Kx-Interest.
•Odd-lot transaction (not included In y*ar's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend.
Jun
14%
200
9
& Co
Wilrich
Wilson
450
Last
Period
Jan
Mar
Feb
18
1
Corp.
5
Jun
32 %
—
Jan
Jan
113
Jun
5%
179
40
14%
__25
Co
Willson
8,000
18
Corp
(R C)
2,600
—
1%
Jun
l'/a
i&
5%
190
Jan
189
11C% Mar
—
Feb
May
23%
1
preferred
Williams
200
2%
Jun
14%
.
5
Stores
Wichita
.
18
&
4
—1
conv
Wickes
1 %
185
___
Whirlpool Corp
(Wm)
4
5i7(f
5r7tf
Inc
5Vi'rc-
%
May
10
3%
•
com.
Coal
Auto
Jan
6%
100
"lVs
_10o
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whitman
1%
14
100
—
1st pfd. I'm
Maryland Ry 7 %
White's
Jan
8,100
4
•
Western
Westmoreland
11%
1%
_•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Westmoreland
300
9%
1.25
Western Homestead Oils Ltd-
6%
Jun
1%
8%
1
_
W+ntworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd
5%
110%
Apr
1%
—
158
1
Jan
9%
1%
—
Knapp Inc
13%
13%
■
•
&
8% Mar
8%
com
Corp
&
Jan
105
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
3% Mar
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
Jun
7%
Ixoo
Bond Inc.
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
2%
~
•
preferred
Waitt &
—
—
—
Stock
Riffe
A
Co
3
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
w
Aircraft
JULY
for Week
of Price*
Par
Waco
ENDED
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Friday
63%
63%
—
—
Total
—
31
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 6,
The
(80)
32
1953
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Bosion Slock
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
100
_
Friday
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.996
21%
85
34 %
35 %
X152
244
70
Jun
19%
Apr
34% July
123
Jan
U
Jan
65%
47%
Jun
53%
65
13%
Jan
Jun
65%
55
Jun
72%
Feb
38%
38%
106
37%
Jun
44%
Jan
43%
44%
38
42
Jun
49% Mar
43%
43%
43^
25
42
Jun
49% Mar
56
55%
56
$7,887.50
54
Jun
Q2%
%
39%
1,996
36 %
Jun
43%
BONDS
Feb
25%
160
25
Apr
30
new
Jan
39
__
<
7%
83%
\
-
9%
8
83%
10
115
7%
34
Feb
Cincinnati
Transit
1998
4%s
Co
95%
Jan
13%
Jan
1*8
421/4
42 %
10
18%
18%
200
441/4
preferred series A
100
common.....—'
45
188
70'A
73J/8
1,066
37%
18 %
200
1%
Watling, Lerchen
1% Mar
Feb
Co.
34% Mar
45
May
Jun
21
Jan
413/4
Apr
46
Apr
66
Apr
Members
75% May
>:18
New
York Stock
*
First National Stores
General Electric
72'A
—
65
422
63%
Jun
x8l
29%
125
28 3/8
Jun
34
Chemical
—
—
.
Narragansett Racing Association
Cos
New
England
New
England Tel & Tel.
N
N
Y
H
Electric
Hart
&
North Butte
System
RR
Rexall
Stone
Co
33%
132
41%
Twist
United
19
11
Jan
13% May
20%
Jun
25%
100
9c
Detroit Stock
Feb
19c
Feb
1,313
12%
Jun
14%
Feb
111% 113%
170
110%
Jun
115%
Feb
33%
Feb
24%
75c
21%
134
11%
1,100
5%
50
19'A
May
20%
Jun
66c
Jan
Jun
23% Mar
Feb
11%
«s»
10
5%
Jan
Jun
STOCKS
U
Rubber
S
5
12%
12%
American Metal
Products
&
21%
Jan
Bohn
28 %
Jan
Bower
37%
Jan
Budd
1%
Low
4%
1
—
2
—5
—
Aluminum
Roller
Brass
Bearing
—
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Eleotric Corp
5
14%
1,720
50%
Jun
58%
Jan
Chrysler Corp
1,200
351/4
Jun
41
Jan
Consumers Power common
•
26%
27%
45
243A
Jun
14
DWG
5.,
13
xl
13%
80
121/4
Jan
44
44%
135
41%
Jun
49% Mar
Davidson
40%
44%
40%
5
401/4
Jun
65 %
Detroit
&
Edison—
May
Jan
Cigar
__
Bros
Cincinnati Stock
Nav
Last
Sale Price
Par
[
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21
21
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24
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23%
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25
1
20%
Jan
100
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6
Feb
12
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Jan
24
Jun
Jun
19% May
31% Mar
17%
17%
50
17%
*
26%
27
45
26%
Jun
*
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3
140
2%
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18%
919
17%
Jun
92%
30
92%
Jun
102%
Jan
107'A May
Jan
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106
106
10
4
947
102
19% May
3%
3%
50
76%
76%
76%
150
73%
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60
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Jun
23% Mar
50
50%
50
48
May
26%
26 %
126
26
Jun
Gibson
Art
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50
10
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-
47
46
48-
191
39%
•
Procter
&
Randall
U
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•
Gamble
40%
156
44 % Mar
36%
Jan
53%
30% Mar
50
May
42% Mar
21%
61%
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Printing
»
common
Preferred
21%
50
59%
61%
772
20%
659
18
25%
48%
352
23
Mar
26'A May
341
48
July
49
25
25
48%
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1
Motors
5
48
21
Jan
23
59%
Jun
68'A
Jan
Jan
20 %
Jun
Airlines
1
American
Radiator
5
American
American
Tobacco Co
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Graham-Paige
Hoover
Ball
Howell
Electric
Kaiser
&
Bearing
&
O
RR
Canadian
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Pacific
Chesapeake
;
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Columbia
Col
&
Gas
Feb
153'A 1541/8
268
152'A
Jun
161%
69%
Jun
34%
Jun
217
89
6%
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7%
90
74%
35
75
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43
Jun
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Electric
25
25
25
Jun
26%
50
25%
Jun
8%
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Co
1
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,
Eastman
Kodak
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Masco
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Auto-Lite
Federal
Department
General
Mount
Clemens Metal
6%
Electric
General
Packard
Motor
Greyhound Corp
International
Tel
&
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Products
Montgomery
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National Distillers
Rickel
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Rudy
Co
N
Y
&
Co
W.)
Udylite
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Wayne
Screw
33%
197
35 Va
Jun
41%
Packard
10
70.%
Jun
95%
30%
Jun
33% Mar
3%
25
3 % July
4%
Jan
Admiral
Alaska
Alleghany Corp
Apr
Allis-Chalmers
96
155
913/4
Jun
100%
42%
Airlines
Standard
Oil
For footnotes
3%
366
3%
377
19%
510
5%
29%
'
Feb
5'/a
321/2 Mar
Jun
3% July
3% Mar
18%
865
5% Mar
3%
Jan
Feb
24
Jun
5
6%
Apr
Jan
3,122
30%
Jun
44
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>
3%
100
3%
Jan
4
Feb
*
6%
6%
2,216
5% Jan
7
Mar
30'A
33
1%
1% July
1%
1,115
3%
3%
350
2%
Jan
13%
13%
160
13'A
Jun
15% Mar
22%
831
21%
Jun
25
Mar
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12%
570
12%
Jun
14 J/e Mar
1
100
14
Feb
15
Mar
1
1% May
<
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22
22
12%
12%
14
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1%
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4
Apr
May
Brd-Para
Can
1%
100
Jan
1
Week's
Range
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Sales
for Week
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Low
Low
High
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25%
100
2%
2%
100
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25
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85
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170
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150
14%
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Jun
2% July
43/8 May
a3%
119
413/4
Jun
42%
Jan
American
27
43%
Jun
56
Jan
American Potash & Chem
41%
50
40%
Apr
47%
Jan
Amer
70%
70%
50
66%
Apr
74% May
60%
59%
60%
266
57%
Jun
69%
70
12%
12%
27%
27%
7
16%
16%
50
58%
59
50
Feb
Co
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&
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American Smelting
American
Tel
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—
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Apr
5% Mar
58
Jan
Jun
15 %
Jan
Jun
15% May
33'/a
Jan
American
16%
19%
Jan
American
Woolen
Copper Mining Co (Un)
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*
36
Apr
450
30
Jun
34% Mar
13%
360
13 %
Jun
15%
Feb
31%
31%
387
313/4 Jun
153% 153%
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2,074
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43%
Jan
160'A
Jan
73%
Jun
*
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27% July
60
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13%
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58'A
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Jun
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Jun
18 3/a
45
Jun
22%
Jan
%
25 ya
301
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Apr
25%
36%
25
35
Jun
39%
Feb
56%
56%
10
51% May
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30
21%
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70
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100
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60
34%
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415
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44%
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55
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75
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210
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Mar
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24
17%
5
19%
Apr
56% July
6% Jan
Jun
23%
Jan
14%
14%
60
10%
Jan
15% May
48%
483/8
60
45%
Jun
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50
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Jun
10
260
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Jun
11% Mar
3% Apr
29% Mar
.
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24%
30
23%
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28%
Jan
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58%
58%
100
56
Apr
60%
Feb
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38%
50
36
Jun
43% Mar
620
32 3/8
Apr
37%
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29% Mar
24%
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28
28
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72
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65
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14
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245
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38%
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33%
1%
Feb
41%
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Jan
Sinclair
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69 >A
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58
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95
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112
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July
325
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3
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200
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100
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8%
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26%
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4
200
4
6%
11J/2 Mar
Jan
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5
26%
8
16%
10
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13%
5
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10 'A May
,
1
Jan
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1,747
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5
B
9% July
9%
150
364
400
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Feb
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70%
35%
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1
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Kinsel
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6% July
25
35%
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755
733
5%
—
—
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74% July
45% Feb
14%
26%
__
73
37%
Jan
50
37%
1
South
Jan
15%
15 Va
25
*
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Jun
37
25
Chrysler Corp
City Products
Apr
133/4
34%
25
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&
13
50
14%
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50
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Feb
Jan
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Armco Steel
Jan
Mar
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Ashland
17'A
23
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Unlisted
Jun
Feb
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•
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14%
3%
23
5
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Lunkenheiiner
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Industries
Manufacturing
Common
1
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14%
May
Jan
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Tel
Cin U Stk
5%
Jan
92%
20
common
Transit
Cincinnati
18%
100
,
16 'A Mar
25 % May
10
new
32 %
Jun
40%
General
High
122
Paper
com
Jun
13%
110
8%
8%
i
Gemmer
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
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27%
244
4
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Churngold
&
26%
2
Manufacturing
Economy
High
23%
8
Gas
20
140
13%
25%
—
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Fruehauf Trailer
Sales
Champion
Cin.
July
19
27%
9%
6
9%
6
*
20
—
1
Eaton
Exchange
of Prices
Low
20
Carey
19
'
Feb
72%
__
r
5
common
'
STOCKS
Brewing
18%
J-
Week's
Friday
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Jun
37'A
1
Cleve
Divco
Burger
15%
31% Mar
'
25
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Beau
761
4% July
Apr
54
38%
•
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16
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Jan
14%
72%
Jun
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8
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Low
3%
19
14%
25
Corp
Detroit
Am
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1,500
27%
,
__
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12,50
Woodley Petroleum Co
16
*
38'A
5
-
-
4%
13%
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•
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Shares
High
4
16
23
Co
Machinery common
for Week
of Prices
6% May
Jun
23'A
Sales
Range
Par
July
19
110
158
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Last
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Allen
Exchange
.
Sale Price
26% July
105
243/B
27%
Friday
t
1.00 May
19%
25
1,000
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Feb
196
23'A
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Jan
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United Shoe
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Union
Building
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Jan
11c
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21
11
25
—
25
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20%
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2.50
Webster
&
Jun
75c
—
50
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Jun
34%
24%
2.50
Drug Inc
Torrington
113%
—100
Quincy Mining Co
24%
112%
Jun
12%
100
Mining
Jun
70
70
72
39%
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'
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Pennsylvania RR
Shawmut
20%
1
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Jan
371/4
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5
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25 »A
321/4
116%
36%
—
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National
25'A
116
5
Corp
Midwest Stock
Apr
■
—
100
preferred
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Feb
291/s
•
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Maine Central RR common
5%
420
63%
1
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Mathieson
37%
•
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Gillette Safety Razor Co new
Kennecott
Lone Star Cement Corp
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit
'
Jan
9% Mar
Apr
78% Jun
9% May
374
%
1
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,
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->
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Jun
Massachusetts Street Ry—
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35
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45%
4,537
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—
Fuel Assoc
12
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12
10
26%
9%
--
Gas
Low
12
——*
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129% May
49%
5
Service
Shares
5
-
—
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15%
•
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S
Jan
9%
48%
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for Week
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Prop
Edison
161 %
15%
25
Personal
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Range
of Prices
Par
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100
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Sale Price
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154
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Low
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Friday
STOCKS
FOR
Securities
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Ohio RR
Bandini Petroleum Co
Jan
80%
Jan
68
Apr
78%
Jan
32%
Jun
38%
Jan
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Barker
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common
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Apr
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Mar
153/8 Jun
17
Mar
38
Jan
39
Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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STOCKS
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Last
Sale Price
Oil
Bendlx
Co
Aviation
Benguet
Cons
Bethlehem
Bishop
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•
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583/4
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Ohio
57%
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Ohio Oil Co
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100
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180
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Jun
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300
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Jan
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Feb
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Jun
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100
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260
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13
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15
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100
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Jun
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34
Apr
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155
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5
Paso
Gas
Bond
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Products
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35%
Jun
40%
Feb
396
11%
Apr
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50
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Feb
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Centurv-Fox
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Union Carbide
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Jan
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150
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500
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17%
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15
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24%
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(Un)
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24
2c
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72%
25
17%
5,000
59%
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71
4c
Jun
71%
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50%
160
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29% Mar *
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27% Jun
52%
71%
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Sunray
195
52
71%
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9% Feb
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23
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350
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180
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15
preferred
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30
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1
254
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25
preferred
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5
2,356
8%
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Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
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10
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4,429
37
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26c
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preferred
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Canadian
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75
2.80
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6%
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13%
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500
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534
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Copnty
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29
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50
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249
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46
920
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17
31
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44
41
Jan
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200
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13 y2
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50
10
a44% a44%
100
41%
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156
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Apr
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135
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16
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245
43%
Jun
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16
1
10
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Mar
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Jan
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Youngstown
11%
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Westingbouse Elec (Un)
Willys Motors (Un)
Jan
120
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188
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48
1
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11%
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39
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Kamp's
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55
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Universal
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8c
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6,000
41
44 y4
Jun
Feb
13c
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10
16%
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21% Mar
100
13%
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18
Feb
1.45
1.45
600
1.45
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2%
3
300
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1.75
18,380
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65
21% May
52
33%
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22%
325
21%
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35% May
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28
118
Exchange
22'/a Mar
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4% Mar
1.70
Feb
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Merchants
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1
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28
Jun
90
59%
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65
2.40
700
2.40
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28
Mar
Abbott
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Adams
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5
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30% Mar
a58% a59V4
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Minnesota
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1
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40%
40%
100
40
17%
25%
8%
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9
—
135
300
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16% Apr
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Jun
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2.70
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Nash-Kelvinator
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National Gypsum
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New1 Idria
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Central
York
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1
—
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(Un)
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20%
275
20% July
24% Mar
18%
20%
18%
20%
150
18
May
22 y2
Jan
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
100
20% July
4'/« Jan
22%
Jan
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7%
Apr
Allegheny
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6%
379
—
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1%
1,000
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24%
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1,945
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8% Jun
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Annco
Armour
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73%
13
200
70%
200
73%
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50
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34% Jun
37%
37%
200
10%
—
10%
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Printing Co
20%
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Apr
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Chemical
Lonergan
Feb
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Mfg class
Marshall
Field
Jun
Jun
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Martin
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Portland
Jan
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43'A
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15
—
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15%
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150
7
3
4%
4%
4%
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Automatic
1
4
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7
7
7%
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Mfg Corp
14%
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100
10
21
20%
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Apr
21% May
1 %
Jun
1%
Hart
Mississippi
Missouri
Jan
4
Feb
6%
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Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit
Central Illinois Pub
26%
49Va
11%
100
11%
Jun
13%
800
17%
Apr
21
1,400
2%
Jun
14
30%
16
Jun
57'A
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Chicago Corp common
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29
jan
38
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Chicago
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Chicago
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300
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Clinton
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18%
18%
500
17%
Feb
18
18%
300
16%
Jun
22
72%
76%
300
67%
Jan
50
100%
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Gas
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800
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100
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100
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26
9%
26%
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Eddy Paper Corp
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9%
26
1
10%
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__
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Fox
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General
General
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General
General
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Gulf Oil
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Hammond
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1,000
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Jun
30
Gas
7%
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Heileman
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Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
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Jun
26%
Hlbbard
Spencer
&
300
9%
Jun
12
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&
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Illinois
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Indiana
Steel
RR
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Steamship Co
International Harvester
—
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International Shoe Co
International Tel & Tel
Iowa Illinois
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•
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City
Power
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10%
—
40
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Kelley Island Lime
Kennecott
Copper
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Radio Corp of America
Remington Rand (Uni
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100
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Jun
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Jan
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41%
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Apr
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Rexall Drug (Un)
128
2
33
52
16
16%
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32%
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128
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140
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450
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16
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13%
37
37%
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600
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Shell Oil Co
Gheilmar Products
Glgnode Steel Strapping Co
52
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55
May
6
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50
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16%
Feb
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200
26%
Jun
27%
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Jun
33
10%
200
51%
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39
16%
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22%
Jun
29%
Jan
16
500
15%
Jun
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6%
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Jan
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46%
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39% Mar
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Studebalcer Corp (Un)
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28
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du Pont
7%
10
Cleveland
Chemical
9%
1
Company
Detroit
Dodge
(Un)—
21
250
31%
Co
Pacific
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—
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34%
—25
Corp
Feb
1
9%
,
25%
—1
20
50c
Northern
Jan
*
Corp
20
9%
—
Jan
600
25
Co_
Continental Motor
20
—
July
37%
class
Northern
76% July
Jun
18%
—
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May
32
North American Car Corp
119%
83
—
*
Commonwealth Edison common
51
31%
Peabody Coal Co 5%
Columbia
Jan
Jan
18%
—
5
44%
37%
National Tile & Mfg
21'A Mar
—
1
Inc
Co
800
24
32
North American Aviation
Feb
83
3
18% Mar
49%
*
New York Central RR
20% Mar
18%
100
Co
Inc_
Jun
July
10
National Cylinder Gas
^
ivr
36
72%
1
common
12%
3
North
105% 107
10
-
Cliff's
24
100
28
Hash Kelvinator Corp
Mar
3oiMon
2/z Jan
"rV.rl
__
25
100
13%
'
25%
3
Corp
25% Mar
24
Cement
Co
Ohio
Chrysler
Apr
13%
3
Inc
Northwest
Ry—*
common—_
4%
Feb,
16% Mar
13%
j
Jan
Fuel
Portland
Mfg
Convertible
17% Mav
19%
__
•
23%
1
Muter Company
Jan
50
__
—1
—
2%
300
1
common
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pac—
Common
500
24
3
Feb
Jun
500
27
1%
29
4%
24%
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
Jan
13
25
5
4%
24
49
Montgomery Ward & Co
May
200
19%
*
Service———10
Chesapeake & Ohio
26%
_____—_—1
Celanese Corp of America
Central & South West Corp
33% Mar
49
Motorola
20%
16
1G
-25
Jun
—
1
National Standard Co
Canadian Pacific
32%
Jun
400
30%
__
—-12.50
51 %
13%
—
8
Corp
51
—
5
Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd
48% Mar
' .
2%
Fisheries
Borg (George)
Jan
1,200
100
4% July
45
200
6%
Apr
34%
.....
^
Steel
4% July
&
Modlne
■
Bethlehem
Jun
Mining
-.
Feb
92%
—
24
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
150
1,000
20%
Jan
•
Co
Products—
Feb
4%
Jun
67
34%
__
*
Mlckelberry's Food
Jan
47%
4%
Feb
8%
47%
—
9%
5%
—
18%
100
18% Mar
Jun
3% May
•
High
100
83%
1
Cement
7
1
—
Low
19
83%
—
—
L)
4,300
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas——
'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19
83%
1
—
1.400
,
Bastlan-Blessing
Co
Jun
Low
—
*
common
Meyer Blanke Co
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Athey
Sharet
•
common
3
35%
100
for Week
1
common
Co
Oil
20% July
600
20 %
—
2.50
—„:
Salew
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
20%
45%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Lindsay
13%
1
High
Jun
tSf
—
——
(Un)
3
Range SInee Jan. 1
High
73 %
—
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Copper Mining
JULY
STOCK3
Shares
Development—
Rights
Aro
of Prices
Low
25
Class A common
Anaconda
WEEK ENDED
^
STOCKS—
American
FOR
15%
18%
18%
100
17%
Feb
19% Mar
38i/4
33%
22
38 A
Jun
39
Jan
qt/q
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2,400
8/2
Jan
10/a
Wisconsin Bankshares
Corp
Wisconsin Public Service
Apr
Yates-American
10
12V2
4%
„
38%
--
9%
__
14
-
45%
Co
•
.
Jun
500
9%
Jun
5% Mar
Jun
300
39
Feb
44 V8
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Jan
12% Mar
45% July
Mar
44%
44%
400
41%
Jun
50
14Va
250
13 %
Jun
14% Mar
12%
1,200
13
13%
13%
Jun
15% Mar
17
__
10
—5
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4%
37%
14
16% Feb
Machine
100
1,400
9%
44%
9%
44%
4%
39
17
100
16%
Jun
18 % May
12%
12%
150
12%
Jun
14%
Jan
1953
I
Volume 178
Number 5235
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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35
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JULY
3
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Low
American Stores Co_
American
Tel
&
3934
Tel
Arundel
City
.100
Elec
Shares
39%
LOW
40%
385
2,951
Co
10
40%
13
common
Jan
950
17%
Jan
448
25%
Feb
28%
10
1
Company
•
4%
13%
4%
13%
700
14
457
9%
3%
13
Jun
4%
Apr
Jun
25
72%
72
Curtis
73
300
Publishing Co
:
1
Delaware Power & Light
common__13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
23%
24%
569
27%
26%
27'A
Electric
2,012
30%
30
30%
324
Storage Battery
6%
-
*
6%
5
70
Jun
6 %
Jun
8%
233A May
27
25%
Jun
Jun
37%
Co
General
of
Amer
Motors
class
A—
100
Corp
Martin
280
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
59%
10
30
60'%
7%
•
(Glenn L)
280
59'%
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*
8.
70%
Cities
11%
16%
Jun
22'A
Jan
13
Jun
12
Jun
14'A Mar
30'%
Jun
35% Mar
13'A
38
33% Jan
17%
17'A
17'A July
52
51%
52%
25'%
440
Jun
63 %
Jan
25 % July
1,733
25'%
24%
50'A
100
25%
38%
Jan
1.15
1.25
3,864
37
37
370
34%
Jun
41'A
Feb
17% al7%
11
18% May
22%
Jan
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20
42%
50%
Jan
71%
72%
430
95
Jan
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Apr
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Jun
5
17%
Jun
20
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44% May
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6
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Feb
44% May
10
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(Un)
13
13
480
34%
234
38
38%
540
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16
13
25
Y
N
34%
•
Edison
•
38%
(Un)—15
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
18'A Mar
80%
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—
Iron
_
Commonwealth
94'A Mar
17
9
(Un)
&
Broadcast
Jan
1.35 Jan
Jun
1.00
37
25
Fuel
Columbia
Jan
103
6% Mar
Jun
*
(Un)
Service
Class
Feb
Jun
17%
Jan
25%
1.15
(Un)
Corp
Colorado
Jun
Jun
73/4
13
13%
280
573/4
360
17%
1
Feb
260
5'A
190
Feb
Jan
1,655
-
390
25
(Un)
com
Jan
82
5%
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RR
27%
24
5%
•
Corp
Paul
Jun,
23
23%
10
common
Apr
Jan
47%
a26%
12%
Co
Ohio
St
Columbia
Finance
102
23%
3
25
of'America
&
Milw
Chrysler
27% May
30
Tractor
Preferred
Apr
50
17% May
52'A Mar
13'A Mar
a26%
5
Ltd
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Eureka
Chesapeake
Jan
96
& Co
Celanese Corp
Central
16% Mar
Jun
(J I)
Caterpillar
11% Mar
50
'
5%
Jun
3%
600
268
1
Case
Jan
Oil
Ry
High
Low
3%
15%
*
Packing Corp
Pacific
Range Since Jan-1
High
15
15
5
—
_
Atlantic
Canadian
Chic
Chrysler Corp
Co
Canadian
20% Mar
27%
10
1
California
Jun
161%
27
27%
Baltimore Transit Co—
Budd
Feb
19 %
Ink
Co
Shares
3%
1
:
Cement
California
Htgh
Jun
37%
152
Sugar
Calaveras
18%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
New
Calamba
Range Since Jsn. 1
for Week
Low
Par
High
153% 154%
153%
Corporation
Atlantic
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Lasi
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
a50%
,
Feb
Jan
15
July
32%
Jun
36% Mar
35 %
v
Jun
40%
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Feb
a—
—
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Pennroad Corp
1
Pennsylvania Power A Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Philadelphia Electric common
$1
div
preference
mi.
—
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12%
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10
Co
21%
42
9
3A
33'/a
1.326
21%
2,108
58
193/a
Jun
23"%
20%
580
40'A
Jun
35%
40
30'%
Jun
30%
4,258
26
Jun
33
Creameries
20% Jun
25
Crown
Jan
2
Participating
187
Philco
•
Jan
358
6'A
745
6%
4%
Jun
5%
div
El
Gas
A
preference
common
Jun
73/4
29%
30%
275
28%
Jun
36'A
Reading
Scott
Sun
Co
24%
25'A
814
24'/a
Jun
273/8
Giorgio Fruit Corp class
Class
Jan
25%
25'A
37
243A Jun
27%
Dow
B
Corp
303%
310
283%
Apr
333A
59
59%
931
54'A
Jan
60'A May
71
70%
71'%
244
693/4
Jun
82%
4%
4'%
270
4%
Jun
31%
32%
418
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—
'
1
—_—
Gas
29%
59%
•
—
Improvement
13'/a
32%
Chemical
Friday
Week's
Co
30%
Jun
Feb
38
Kodak
1
Bond
Paso
18
July
_
Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
8
25%
25'/a July
34
30
333A
Jun
412
19
Jun
2
2
29
240
6%
8%
Jan
Jan
2%
0
22
—
22
28
Apr
32%
Jun
9%
Standard
22%
22%
22%
100
213/4
United
13
13
133/a
167
13
Steel Spring
-—1
5
Engineering A Foundry Co
10
Westiughouse Air Brake
12.50
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Feb
22
Jun
16%
Mar
34 %
Jun
42%
Jan
12%
12%
100
12'A
Jun
17'A
Jan
95%
443
92
Apr
99 '/a Mar
162
23%
Jun
27% Jan
534
41%
Jun
47
10'%
10'%
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26 %
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253/a
Jun
511
41'A
Jun
Co
Jan
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
88
24 %
Feb
27'A Mar
a33
252
32%
Jun
37
%
700
%
Jun
5%
72%
Sale Price
...
Abbott
Laboratories
Admiral
Air
Co
Juneau
Chem
1
class
Co
Jun
34'A
Jun
43
72%
356
67%
Feb
45
52%
Jan
74% May
54% Mar
58
Jun
72%
Homestake
Oil
Co
Foods
&
Dye
Jun
18% Mar
66
Jun
78
Apr
a67
a67
50
75
Mar
75
Mar
49%
49%
168
1%
1%
800
49%
1%
II
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
Aluminium
IXL
Jones
American
1
common
24 3/4
25
253/a
Jun
283/4
American
Factors
American
Hawaiian
American
Radiator
500
2%
Jun
3%
Apr
40
3% July
5%
Jan
60
75% Mar
20
49%
49%
49%
625
493/8 July
58
Feb
48%
48%
48 3A
270
42'A Apr
54
Jan
1
a
14 % al4%
Ltd
34%
10
45 %
—
(Un)
SS
(Un)'.
S
(Un)
14% Feb
15% May
32%
36 % May
Feb
5
202
43
Jun
,45% July
14%
100
13%
Jan
10
Common
,,
Kaiser
1.25
1.25
1.25
100
1.20
(Un)
Tel
Tel
A
Co.
100
_
American Tobacco Co
101
13%
430
a—
a__
13%
Jun
Anaconda
Copper-Mining
Co
Top &
Santa
Line
Fe
RR
50
(Un).
1
...
31%
Jun
152'%
Jun
15%
—
Feb
a43A
a4%
a4%
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12%
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a
12%
all
178
70%
Jun
43% May
60
20'%
25% Mar
a
34%
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39'%
Wedge
Mfg
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
37'% a37%
a
1,841
125
10%
all
Corp
A
Oil
Ohio
RR
Co
Aviation
Jan
423/«
Feb
35% Jun
43%
Jan
10%
1
5% May
50
38%
Apr
40%
Apr
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125
48%
Apr
53
Mar
a
14
14
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-
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14
105
12% al2%
14
16%
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Jun
100'A
Jun
119%
28%
370
28'%
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30:
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10
450
7'%
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277
10
10
25%
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10
10
100
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.
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Burroughs
Corp
Jackson
For
_
Tel
com
18% Mar
---
2.00 Mar
5,870
1.15
Jun
27%" 27%
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27'A
Jun
33
Jan
42
134
40%
Apr
45
Mar
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48%
Jun
54
150
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footnotes
_
see
__
page 41.
2.60
8,573
16%
844
16% July
20%
Jan
11
11
300
10'/a
Jan
12%
Jan
28c
29c
600
28c
Jun
40c
Apr
Jun
73%
16%
9
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10
22%
Chemical com—1
&
a27%
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22 %
(Un)
Kennecott
iUn)__
1
Copper Corp
County Land
61
90
564
22%
24
21% Apr
McNeill
Libby
Lockheed
Loew's
164
26
Jun
30% Mar
136
45%
Jan
47
3'%
3%
1,950
3%
Jun
17%
17%
125
17% July
20
Mar
64'%
64'/a
132
64%
Jun
82
Feb
46'A
46'A
175
43%
Jun
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3%
8%
9
—2.50
1
Corp
(Un)
Macy & Co
59% Jan
Magnavox
Co
[III
—
Apr
Mar
57c
Jun
1.10
8%
Feb
Mar
Jun
11% Mar
243/4
573/4
1
Jun
30 % Mar
Feb
9
14'% Mar
Apr
% May
49 3%
113% Mar
Jun
67'% Mar
13A
2.15
Jan
133/4 Mar
3.00
Feb
Apr
48'%
Feb
Jun
54%
Jun
Feb
80%
Apr
500
168
14%
14%
14%
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a
1934
a
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&
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&
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com
10c
Jun
13% Feb
a23% a24%
a 17% al7'A
77
23% May
25% Jan
19
15%
1,272
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140
al3>%
14%
2%
Utilities
(Un)
5
9
-
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22%
__
Jan
Jun
18
Jan
Jan
18% Mai
May
Jan
16%
225
15%
Jun
14%
100
14 %
Jun
15% Feb
3
400
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13,000
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13,523
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12
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100
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53
22%
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166
1
I
4% Mar
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/ 25% Apr
I
27% Mar
3c
Apr
70c
Feb
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8
6c
10
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
10'4
Jun
13
22
Jun
28'A Mar
29 5%
Apr
30
Apr
(Un)
Mar
59'A
59%
408
59
65
29%
29%
59%
29 3A
Jun
•
955
28
Jun
36
Jan
10
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator
National
National
9%
Jan
Corp
(Un)
Fibres——
Auto
Prod
Distillers
Gypsum
(Un)
Co
National
Linen
Natomas
Company
10%
Apr
13% July
1634 Mar
14% July
Y
Central
Niagara
Service
Corp
20 3A
21
340
20% July
25 5%
Feb
North American Co
North
American
Northern
Oahu
Oil
14%
113
18%
Jan
Ohio
Edison
14%
100
15
Jun
17'%
Feb
Ohio
Oil
35
20
Jun
223A Mar
Oliver
common
Railway
Sugar Co Ltd
Oceanic
Co
Co
185
19
Jun
18%
313
18
Mav
20% July
22% May
8'A May
1
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244
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50
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6
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24
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Jun
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Jun
Feb
20 5%
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25
Jun
28'A
20'% Mar
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166
163%
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50
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23'% M"ar
1
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44
10
Jun
13'%
70%
100
67%
Jun
83%
Jan
13%
13%
90
12%
Feb
143/4
Apr
2.70
2.80
1.450
2.bU
Jun
3 85 May
a36% a37 %
59
34%
Jun
39%
*0/.
125
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(Un)
9
class
23'A
7'A Mar
a6
20'A
70%
20
(Un)
(Un)
Filters
20
18%
(Un)_^—100
Co
United
20
5
10
(Un)
(Unt
Invest
Pacific
213% Mar
1
*
Power
Aviation
American
North
8
-*
(Un)
RR
Mohawk
9 % a 19'%
a
Cons
M
387
15%
10
Inc.-
Lode
Mother
300
12 %
16'A
Inc
Utilities
Jan
76
a
Mindanao
M
Co
Jan
57'A
39%
10
—
(Un)__.
Co
Mfg Co common
National
10
54%
13%
Frank
South
9
21%
Jan
Jun
7%
30
63
9%
&
Menasco
Jan
30
20
10
Meier
Middle
N
13%
1
Navigation
a24%
5
—
(Glenn)
Montana-Dakota
180
-5
Matson
•
common
10% Apr
8% Jan
9
12%
21%
—9
(R ID
Mar
5% Mar
21%
—7
Libby
&
Aircraft
Inc
Jan
May
a45'A a46'A
80,
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54%
10
Jan
16%
*
(Un)
-s
Jan
a74% a75%
■
2%
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Richfield Oil Corp
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15
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31%
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43
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48%
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Jan
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30% Mar
486
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215
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15
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Apr
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Jun
130
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112
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169
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573
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405
44%
0
new
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Pacific
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25
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20
5
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29 3 4
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798
359
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Jun
32
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34
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Range
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of Prices
Sale Price
,
Pacific
Wpek
Kange
Last
STOCKS
FOR
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526
41%
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49
Mar
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20
12%
Jan
16
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44
44
255
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5%
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43%
Apr
Jun
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—
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Jun
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
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ENDED
JULY
3
Montreal Stock Exchange
I
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abltibi
-
Power
41.50
&
Paper
Acadia-Atlantic
Agnew-Surpass
Co
2nd
12%
Apr
14%
375
25 %
Jan
26 %
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7%
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•
4%
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Ltd
103
50
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Columbia
Elec
British
British
Building
Canada
B
Canada
Jan
190
21%
Apr
24
103
100
May
103
37
Jun
41
12%
80
Feb
84
Apr
27%
Apr
May
23%
Jan
90
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11
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18%
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78
25
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49
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Mar
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49
50
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35
215
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50
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28
Mar
71%
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84
Jan
13
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31
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Jun
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Mar
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Feb
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33
28%
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Jan
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25
common
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Apr
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Feb
17
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;
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39%
•
common
Canada Northern Power
Corp
46
4,795
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120
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49
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Jun
49
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Feb
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50
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Mar
11% May
16
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50
12%
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May
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23%
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Jan
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Apr
26
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4%
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Jan
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Jun
Jun
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Feb
500
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1
2,806
26%
common
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26
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of
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12%
1st
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26%
_
5%%
Range Since Jan. 1
131/4
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Shares
•
_
Sugar
Low
Canada
39
common
preierred
for Week
of Prices
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Sales
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Jan
Apr
Feb
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Volume 178
37
(85)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Low
Dominion Textile
7%
preferred
Dow
Brewery
8%
2,575
140%
140 %
125
16 %
16%
460
Jun
Jan
140
15%
Canadian
High
Low
8%
16'/a
*
common
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Hiah
8%
:
100
*;
—.
Ltd
8%
»
comig^ft
WEEK ENDED JULY 3
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Week's
Jan
10% Jan
140 Vb May
16% Jun
.20
pfd.
A
Electrolux Corp •
Famous
Players
Ltd
Co's
4%'/<
5%
21
21%
18 %
Jan
211/4 May
12 %
12 Va
260
11
Jun
14%
Jan
14%
14 %
14%
1,555
14
Apr
17 Va
Low
102 Va 102%
35
101
Mar
102%
Jun
22
275
Steel
Wares
common
Paper
16%
362
101
101
25
99%
35
36
580
32%
Apr
50
14
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17
36
14
14
14
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18 %
17%
18%
.
44%
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30
1
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1,637
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31 %
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common
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$1.40
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the
of
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(John
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Jun
36% Mar
37 Va
Jun
38 % July
38
100
5
835
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68
68
65
26%
27
260
29 Va
21 %
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29 Vs
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20%
21%
2,745
1st
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_
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Drug
Niagara
Wire
Co
28 Va
Apr
32 %
Jan
29%
Feb
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140
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10 Va
Mar
Journal
1,425
11%
Jun
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9
Jun
Mar
91
91
37
91
Jun
91
Jun
16%
300
16
Jun
20 Va
Jan
18%
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18%
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,
84
——
84
25
8
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80
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Corp
7%
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Jan
Minnesota
10%
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Price
4%
of
Ltd
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&
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2
Orange Crush
15%
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Russell
13
Jan
50
12
25%
25%
160
25
Apr
25%
75
25%
Jun
25%
Newfoundland
St
Jun
5
31
Jun
36
Feb
69
1,688
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Jun
78%
31%
210
145
*
20
20
200
18
65%
66
570
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23%
470
20
Apr
24
Jun
35
35
78
33%
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40
31
2,240
30%
30%
93
15%
98%
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98%
55
98
22
Jun
17% Mar
Apr
99
Feb
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43
50
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45
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50
50
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Jun
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Jun
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25%
21
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31%
205
27%
Jan
31 Va
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31
30%
31
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29
Apr
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31%
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34
Jan
15
35
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19%
20
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13%
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2.40
2.40
2.41
500
2.10
Jun
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13%
13%
325
11%
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15
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16
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10
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31
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155
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25
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27
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38
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Jun
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150
21%
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Mar
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17%
4.95
51
40
50
Jan
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90
10 %
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3.15
3.15
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50
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375
0
15%
Apr
3.40
Feb
13%■ Jan
14%
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47%
3.15
52
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16
Mar
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10
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11
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0
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A
_
28%
_
0
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225
18%
500
3.15
450
Jan
Jan
9
Mar
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May
Jan
37
0
18% al8%
25
19%
Apr
24
28%
28%
25
27%
Apr
30% Mar
28 Va
150
35%
a
37%
2,185
345
27%
Apr
30% Mar
33
Jun
46 Va
Feb
29 % Mar
Ltd
Canada
of
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28 Va
28%
26
4
1.49
1.37 July
3,900
1
1.49
1.37
Ameriniuiu Mines
1
•
25c
25c
1,000
5.25
4.55
5.25
33,200
2c
Mines
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Lead
Anacon
Arno
Mines
Avillabona
Mines
Barvue
Baska
Bonville
Boreal
Gold
Bouzan
Brunhurst
Chlmo
Cournor
East
Sullivan
El
Fab
s
Ltd
1,000
9c
Jan
15c
17,400
34c
Jun
84c
Feb
40c
7,100
4%c
Jan
1.10
Apr
3.40
3.35
3.50
7,400
10c
8%'c
10c
8,800
4c
4c
24c
23c
24c
3.50
3.25
Bousquet Gold
Mines Ltd
Jan
1,800
6.50
Jun
12c
11c
12c
6%c
Jan
1.10
1.05
1.10
35,424
8,300
80c
Jun
1.81
1.81
300
1.45
2,500
20c
Apr
Jun
Apr
36e
20c
21c
9c
9%c
6,800
9c
Jun
3%c
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3%c
4,000
3c
May
34c
37c
28,500
1,000
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9c
*
1
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1
1
1 1
1
17%
17%
17%
20
2.40
2.40
2.83
71c
80c
7,500
.»
—
4.50 Mar
1.50
1.35
25c
Feb
Jun
7%c
Jun
16 %c Mar
17 % July
2.40
July
50c
Jan
22% Mar
4.20
94c
HART
94 c
300
1.20
July
400
4.35
Apr
6.70
1.25
—
1.20
5.30
1.26
200
1.05
Feb
2.40 Mar
11c
13c
5,500
8c
Jun
80c
94c
5,500
70c
Jun
1.64 May
80c
Feb
1.53
Apr
3c
Jun
7c
Jan
15c
96c
99c
2,700
4V4C
1,500
5.85
6.05
800
5.70
Jun
9.25
Feb
9.50
100
9.50
Jun
11.25
Jan
85c
86c
4,000
92c
1.40
43,700
20c
20c
1,500
38c
Apr
58c
Feb
19c
Jun
61c
Jan
July
61c
Jun
Feb
—
1.05
1.29 Mar
79c
1.43 Jun
38c
39c
1,000
3.20
8.20
9.25
900
3.95
Jan
13%
12%
12%
370
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
Apr
1
2.20
2.50
2,700
48c
Jan
5.20
80c
90c
16,050
65c
Jun
1.85
10c
10c 10 %c
9,152
10c
Jan
34c
34c
35c
10,000
32c
1
9%C
8c
9%c
9,250
8c
MONTREAL
STOCK
Jun
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
STOCK
STOCK
Keyboycon Mines
EXCHANGE
Lafayette
Asbestos
276 ST. JAMES
ST. WEST, MONTREAL
Telephone
Branch
TROIS-RIVIEKES
Lingside
PL-9501
Merrill
Offices*
1181 St. Catherine Street
QUEBEC
Lavalie
ST. JOHNS. P.
Island
see
page
4L
Corp Ltd
Mines Ltd
of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Q.
Monpas
footnotes
Mining
Ltd
Mining Corp
Mines
Mountauban
For
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
Minda Scotia
West, Montreal
SHERBROOKL
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
1
1
60c
1
1
Mines Ltd
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
6.85
Jan
15c
500
10c
Apr
47c
Jan
60c
80c
13,000
40c
Jun
80c
Jun
7,500
25c
Jun
70c
Jan
27c
29c
6.85
6.85
700
8.65
Feb
7c
1,000
6c
Jan
12c
Jan
5c
5c
1,000
14c
Jan
9%c
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36c
6,100
Jun
66c
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47,000
Mar
19c
12%
25
6.85
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1
13c 14
*
_*
14c
Feb
Feb
May
7c
29c
1
6
1
1
Apr
24c
50c
15c
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Ltd
Keymet Mines Ltd
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
,
Ltd
Jun
4%c
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81c
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.20
5.30
1.20
2.20
Kenmayo Yukon Mines
Jan
May
2.90
5
Ltd
Feb
6%c
1
1
1
1
Mines
Jan
54 %c
12%
Jaculet
Jan
4.40 Mar
38c
9.50
Mines
Mines
Feb
Jun
May
Uranium
Feb
9.40 Mar
19 %c
28c
21,300
71c
Mines Ltd
Gunnar Gold
2.30
400
45,750
Grandines
Gui-Por Uran Mines & Metals
Apr
1.00
Ltd—
Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
46c
6.80
5.85
Mines
Feb
8c
Jun
3c
22c
50c
4.00 May
Jan
2,000
2,600
3.50
—
Feb
22c
Jan
90c
—
9 %C
Ltd
Gold
2.50 Mar
3%c
6.50
90c
—
Ltd
(1945)
Yellowknife
Graham
10c
49c
—1
*
1
.
Mines.,
Iron
Frobisher
10c
1
Corp Ltd
Mines
Feb
38c
1
Mines
Metal
Fenimore
Fontana
2.25
100
38c
1
Mines
Mines
Gold
Sol
7c
1
Ltd
Metals
Eastern
Jan
4.10
1.09 May
_1
Mines.,
Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd
Malartic
East
Jan
Jun
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
22c
Jan
*
•
Dominican Asbestos Mines Ltd
Donalda
Jun
Jun
Ltd
Mining Co
Mines
Dome
9c
1
♦
Co Ltd
Zinc
1,500
4c
1
Ltd
Corp
Candego
&
Apr
10c
May
56c
1
Lead
60c
1,500
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Coulee
20c
Mar
2c
1
Ltd
Consolidated Rochette Mines Ltd
Cortez
Jun
22c
2,000
vtc
Gold
Consolidated
3 %c Mar
9c
500
6c
*
Explorers
Chibougamau
Jan
1,160
75c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Dev & Mining
Celta
1,160
14c
26c
2.65
Ltd
Asbestos
2%c
lie
26c
75c
49C
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Cassiar
July
May
5.25 July
2.65
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
1.49
51c
4%c
1
1
Metals
Gold
Apr
*
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Rare
Bouscadillac
Apr
2.25
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Gold
—
—1
Ltd
Mines
Lake Gold Mines,
Chibougamau
Belville
12%c
1
—
Ltd
Uranium
Beatrice Red
Eelle
Ltd
Mines
2 Vac
1
1
Ltd
20c
9 Vac
*
Ltd
Sulphur Mining Corp
Arnora
Jardun
MEMBERS:
Feb
Stocks—
Aconic Mining Corp
Hollingcr Cons Gold Mines Ltd
&
Jun
4.25 May
11
28%
0
Ltd
.
10
_
0
B
4.10
4.10
4.10
10
20 Vi
.10
0
common
Mountain Oil
Union
Iso
SAVARD
Jan
51
Inspiration Mining & Dev
-
_——
Jan
al2
pfd_ .100
cum
&
Ltd
Finance
Class
Trans
God
Banks—
Nova
100
14%
Mills Ltd
Industries
Traders
Giant
Montreal
Feb
8 V4
_
Jan
12% July
100
46%
____—
21% May
19 V2
Geo i
Jan
5%
8%
Carnegie Mines Ltd
1
•
common
Winnipeg Electric 5%
Zellers
137/b May
Apr
Ltd
Winnipeg
18%
200
Mar
May
14 Va Jun
Jun
"Leaseholds"
Western
Wilsils
592
,
30%
—
Goodernam
Walker
a
34
Jan
22
15%
22
15 %
a
Jan
93
Apr
Apr
12%
775
22
a
27%
89
50
14%
36%
—.
Cotton:
Wabasso
93
14%
370
pfd
3.75
Mar
75
Ltd
(Can)
Barvallee
1,295
_
Feb
2.50 Mar
60
a5.00
Mar
38 %
i
Steel
United
Jan
34%
5%
Canada
Stores
Thrift
Triad Oils
Jan
45
23%
Power
Canada
Preferred
72
Jun
34
common
Co
of
Co
Jun
32
■
Steel
65 Va
37 Va
-——-—-_*
Southern
Jun
34
Simpsons
Southam
21
360
m
imm
Canada com -L
of
Sons
A;
»
Apr
50
Breweries
Sick's
Mar
35%
100
4Va%
William's
Sherwin
Jun
146
37% Mar
4 ck
A
B
Class
31%
Apr
Feb
34 Va
—
Water &
preferred
Shawinigan
29%
34%'
0
common
Jun
80
Feb
a31
a31
Power com I HI*
Corp
Lawrence
42
Apr
a3.00
0
27 Va Mar
25 Va
■
100
__
Feb
72
a5.00
common.
Reitmans
Mar
5
,
pfd
32
*
_
Rice
Jan
Mar
146
Co Ltd
Power 4%•#
Saguenay
50
28
a2.20
a2.20
0
Paper
Corp
Jan
14
146
0
Royalite Oil
41
a75
pfd_50
Co
Ltd
Royal
Jan
26
31
if
4%
Moore
41
Jun
67%,
Power
Quebec
41
a75
—
_
_
conv
Paper
Ontario
&
26%
Jun
all % all %
II#
_
_
1_
Apr—
Jan
May
31
-
common
—
Transuort
23%
10
Canada
38
24
600
4
14
■
1
preferred
Jun
*
Jun
35
425
0
Provincial
20
0
preferred
Jun
24
24%
100
Canada
Jan
359
Tel Co Ltd com_10
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Jan
25
24%
67%
_
&
Teleg and
18%
725
37 %
24 3
'
•
Company
of
18
21%
Investment Corp_ nil
Power
Maritime
84
Jun
24%
14
•
Powell
Jun
20
(Walter M)
Ltd
Co
Jan
28
30
37%
—'
7%
180
29 %
NT*
__
Development
Power
Jun
17Vi
*
of Ottawa
Co
Mount
8 Vb
to
18%
175
'
•
Placer
60
•
Publishing
Jun
Feb
70%
30
176
0
Ltd
Utilities
17,120
a60
common—'''
Ltd
Co
Paper
Investment Foundation 6%
10 Va
8%
17 V*
....
class A
Motor Co of Can
Interprovincial
16%
(
J0
~
8% Jun
Feb
_
Feb
9%
8% Mar
_
-
Apr
Jun
—
Products
3.75
10%
0
Linoleum
&
Jan
144
Feb
7% May
July
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Jun
a60
0
Mining
Ontario Steel
3.30
17%
Fleet Mfg Ltd
Jun
♦
7%
127
—20
Woollens & Worsteds
19
5
common.
Jan
3.30
0
Square Corp
19%
•
Mines Ltd
Flour Mills
preferred r__.
5%
10 Vb
0
Dominion
38
-
Ogilvie
Jun
—
Jan
Jan
if
....
3%
..
Oilcloth
Feb
Mar
To
Weaving
1,950
3.30
0
Malting Co Ltd_
29%
30
-
~
4.00
__
70 Va
10
—
pfd
Apr
3.85
0
_
29% Mar
'
Ltd
4.65
_
_
_
class A
Ltd
B
Jun
20
if
Noranda
Class
Apr
95
0
Car
Steel
Trust
Apr
6
alO,
'
Dominion Engineering Works
Jun
38
——
National
Frere
24%
al3
.
National
_
_
62
35
__
Works
Jun
2.25
♦
"A",„_
sec
Paper Corp Ltd
22%
al8
38
0
Locomotive
11 %
16,300
if
Preferred
Consolidated
Dominion
8
_
B
Stand
Dominion
7%
if
(Robt).
Apr
4.60
if
Canada
Dominion
125
#
Breweries Ltd class A_
9%
4.00
3.85
if
_
__
of
Mar
100
100
Oil
Frontenac
Class
preferred
Mar
8
—
__
Feb
Feb
~5
55
alO
1
—
pfd
5%
131
10%
*
Montreal
Enterprises
Apr
8
if
priority
Jan
42
.1
Juii
10
100
—
_
Ltd
Massey-Harris
Molson
Jan
alO
Export class B—*
Bloedel
&
8'Jo
MacLaren
Corp
Mitchell
47%
Jan
46 'A
alO
Wj
preferred
MacMillan
McColl
127
6V<
Apr
10 V2
_
<C
25 Va
-100
pfd
Mar
Jun
5
38 Va
75
if
5%
40
Mar
—
A
Jun
Jun
50
*
Commercial Alcohols Ltd common
Great
10
a8
a8
MacKinnon Structural Steel common—*
Mailman
215
141% 141%
ft
0
5%
33
120
Ltd
Bros
Lindsay
Apr
29%
5l'/4
Jan
22%
33 %
400
*
A
Advt
85
81% Mar
a23 Va
141
General
Neon
Div
*
B
Class
Jan
0
class
Laurentide
Lewis
36 Vb
Jun
10
if
Lang
Claude
Consolidated
al30
53%
380
510
Jan
May
1,260
27
—100
pfd
Feb
12 Va
Jan
May
35
__
Bakeries
50
18
if
Consolidated
5,446
97 Va
Jan
53%
if
B
10% July
al30
Line
7h
58
Jun
25
*
—
Jun
Class
36 Va Mar
42
Jun
16
alO
*
Ltd
class
Jan
a-5%
86
1,985
22%
,_
Lumber Co
Products
Food
Jun
a5
50
17
4.20
*
Inv
Paper
9%
51 Vt
a23%
Corp
Jan
46
&
29%
5
Power
International
Westiiigliouse Co
Catelli
28
25
International
Canadian
Feb
8.65
41%
a5
41%
100
7.50
*
preferred
International. Paper common.
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Jan
19
David &
*
7It
Western
16
Apr
30
com—*,
Powders
Canada
oi
Canadian
Jun
1,355
___100
cemmon
Mar
6,365
84
87
53
1
39
Apr
38%
38
Jan
Mar
34
if
Co
Feb
38
84
a
30
.40
preferred
preferred
9
12
Apr
32 % a32 %
_100
preferred
International
Inti
Corp
Acceutance
Jun
Jun
22%
—
Tr com
103
Combined
Ltd
Fdry
40
1,520
9.50
45
*
17%
May
7%
8%
34
common-
42%
30
45
9.50
44%
Va
44
___5o
!____
Intercolonial
Power
16%
30%
$2.00
Canadian
161/4
30 Vb
$1.50
Marconi
_e
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
$4.25
Canadian
67 Va Mar
Bay Mining & Smelting
Industrial
& Mach
45 Vb Mar
Jun
common
preferred
Oil
Inv
Javelin
Jun
57%
*
Oil
Imperial
International
Feb
32
70
Jan
200
8"
if
Canadian
101
115
9%
16%
16%
0
Ltd
Apr
250
—
Canadian
100
,
_
Investments
7
7%
0
Co
Industries
34
16
Malting
3,425
8%
—
0
Sugar Co
General
105
•
Canada & Dominion
High
Low
8%
8%
——
if
1st preferred
conv
Range Since Jan. 1
7%
IIIi
Canadian
60 %
Hamilton Bridge
Smith
B_
Canadian
60
__100
__
$5
Canada
33%
_■
class
Packers
Jun
107
60
105
Shares
High
8
8ft
if
Brown Company common
22 % Mar
Apr
201/4
33%
Lime & Alabastine
$2.00
21%
3
__
preferred
Hudson
__
21%
100
General
Columbia
5
Co
Development
Jan
1,180
___5
Motors
Nlfd
Anglo
British
12 %
*
Dynamics
Husky
Jan
21 ',4
_100
preferred.
Howard
Apr
•
common
General
Gypsum
10 %
1
Corp
common
:
Power
General
5%
50
12 %
Mar
21
550
all
common
preferred
Gatineau
22
all
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Feb
•
Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
Eraser
22
—1
Eddy Paper Co class
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
23
Funds
Friday
al2V,
a
45c
30c
32c
8,000
4%c
32c
4%c
500
47c
7,600
45c
July
Feb
'
35c
12c
11%
24c
4 VaC
40c
Jun
14%
Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
May
41c
Jun
8c
Jan
65c
Mar
Mar
38
(86)
The
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, July 6,
1953
canadiaKTmarkets
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Par
Nechi
New
Cons
Dredging Ltd
Calumet
New
Mines
Ltd
1
Highridge Mining Co
New
Larder
Island
Mines
Santiago Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining
Corp Ltd
Obalskl
Cons
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Que
Ltd
Ltd—
Development
Lake
&
Mines
Asbestos
3.50
2.15
Jan
Ascot
1.30
2.00
Feb
Ashdown
3.50
3.50
200
16c
25c
3.05
Jan
May
3.75
Apr
16c
1,000
16c
Jun
33c
Jan
Atlas
3c
3,000
2'Ac May
5c
Jan
Atlas
3.00
17,100
13'Ac 13'Ac
1,000
12c
May
400
70c
Apr
Jun
a80c
16c
16c
3.15 Jun
1.54
2,000
16c
Mar
1.05
1.05
1,900
84c
Jun
4,800
Jun
Jan
1.55
1.40
1.54
21c
Jan
1.10
95c
1.15
1,700
90c
Jun
Jan
14c
13c
14c
10,000
8%c
Jan
17c
4.55
4.60
500
4.25
Jun
5.80
35c
36c
7,700
6.80
6.95
500
1.45 May
2.40
2.40
1,200
Mar
15c
14c
15c
17,600
14c
58c
19,300
40c
Jun
12c
11c
1
12c
31,500
6c
600
83c
16c
3,500
3.75
3.90
2,700
40c
45c
31,500
18
r
1
______
Mines
18
200
2,55
2.48
1
5,500
25c
2,500
Jan
1.90
2,000
3c
Co
Petroleums
Feb
3.25
Apr
66%c Mar
43c
Jun
Jan
4.40
Oils
Canada
Southern
Feb
Ltd
Oils
&
Oils
Oils
Co
6.60
Jan
3.70
3.25
1,750
3.10
Jan
5.10
Jan
9.25
9.30
395
8.60
Jun
12% Mar
42 c
50c
3,500
Jun
80c
90c
95c
8,700
1,000
1
Coulee
Oils
Westburne
50c
47c
55c
5.90
42c
Jan
Oils
7.50
5.30
5.50
1.35
1.30
1.40
1,900
1.20
Apr
8.35
8.35
210
7.75
Jun
34c
34c
*
1.18
1.20
8c
5.25
500 "
3lc
7,700
8c
8c
.
Jan
1.52
11c
Feb
5%
2.15
Jun
Class
1.68
Jan
British
65c
15c
15c
1,000
15c
Jun
»
43c
43c
1,000
42c
Jun
1.19
31,150
73c
78c
11,000
89c
Oils
Ltd—
10c
1.20
1.20
1.25
73c
1,100
Mining-
We
are
prepared
to
1.05
30c
oil
Jan
Jan
76c
Jan
1.70 May
Jun
c.
200
BAY
_
__
1.65
9 %
Apr
Jun
61c
Apr
19 %c
19 %c
20c
6,775
17c
Jun
42c
Feb
4.30
4.30
4.45
2,570
2.25
2.58
11,300
3%c
8%c
500
6%c
Jan
850
31%
Jan
2.56
!
'
'
'•
34
33%
34
.
Class
Mar
43
Mar
1.30
1.38
5,650
1.05
Jan
1.55
2.50
2.40
2.70
12,610
2.25
Jun
4.20
*
1.00
1.15
3,440
1.50
'
1.40
1.50
7,700
26c
26c
28c
12,600
Last
your
Jun
Jun
49c
28c
Jun
49c
Jan
6
Apr
8
Jan
30c
31c
1,710
6%
6%
230
1.15
700
39%
39%,
39%
32 d
34c
12,000
2.50
2.50
2.50
200
39c
48c
Par
Abltlbl
Power
01-50
&
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
Paper
Low
•
13
21,500
12
%c
20
common
26%
•
A
^
__
—100
Acadia-Uranium
26%
745
7
7
450
17
17
100
Albermont Petroleums
Consolidated
A
65
Range Since Jan.
■
Low
Jun
30c
7,500
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
7,800
19c
Jan
57c
Mar
35c
42c
164,500
2%c
Jan
13c
14,000
12 %c
Jan
20c
10c
10c
3,500
Jun
18c
Feb
4.00
4.05
600
Jun
5.25
Feb
,1.26
1.40
800
14
50
.
4.05
14
16
1
14
16
16
9
10%
15c
14c
16c
2.60
3.15
101,360
42c
42c
45c
8,500
u.
4.62
—_1
4.35
Ltd
Aluminum of Canada
4%
1st
97
Jan
14c
Jan
48c
15'Ac Jun
27c
4.75
1.770
3.90
Jun
18%
2,856
17%
Jun
21%
55
87
Jan
95
49
49
49%
190
47
Jan
50% Mar
*
5'%
Apr
5% May
i
,
*
5
5 >4
500
4.60
12%
American
Leduc
A
1.10
&
A
12%
12%
100
Jan
8
165
7
Jun
12%
34
34%
260
33
Feb
36 % Mar,
8%;
8
8%
3,225
83c
78c
84c
30.000
2.55
2.52
2.554
3,800
3.00
Jun
3.85
8.100
28c
Jun
43c
Jun
49%
41%
Apr
24
May
103
Jun
45c
Apr
26c
Apr
93c
1
May
17%
17%
17%
820
8'Ac
8'Ac
9c
1,500
68c
68c
2,500
20c
22c
2,500
33
600
27c
4,000
13c
11,500
20c
37%
27c
13c
10'%c
__
27c
35*,35o
12
13%
1,670
70c
For rootnotea
•
1
__7
sea
page
41.
44c
90c
21,420
5.30
4.55
5.30
127,597
8%c
8'Ac
3,600
8%c
8c
50'Ac
Mar
23%
Apr
Jun
15c
Jan
Jan
1.05
Feb
17c
Jun
35c
34
Jan
39% Mar
22c
Jan
34c
7%c
Jan
25c
Feb
tl«D
Feb
20
20
25
19% May
22
Mar
49%
49%
45
42
Jan
51
Jun
30
Jan
36
Mar
•
32%
32%
65
A
•
7
7
7%
400
Bousquet
1
19c
18c
24c
40,300
*
14
14
100
14
Jun
•
15% Mar
If
11
200
10%
Jun
14%
17c 18'Ac
39.000
Jun
33c
class
common
;
Edmonton
Flin
Flon
1
.
1
1.20
1.30
42c
40c
42 c
7
15c
2,000
Cons
Oil
1.25
July
7%c Jan
6,000
1
Oils
1.10
32c
Jun
Jun
8%
25c
2.12
73c
Jan
Jun
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
& Gas
1
5.80
5.60
6.00
Chibougamau
1
3.60
3.10
3.60
Red
8,300
2.25
Jan
4.60
1
8.50
8.15
8.50
2,325
7.35
Jun
10.50 Jan.
2.90
Jun
Lake—
Bread common
Cement
:
■»
common
.
3.25
•
3.25
3.25
7,650
Canada
Canada
Foils
Iron
Warrants
5.30
100
20
"
__
class
A_—*
6.65
3/50
32c
Jun
54c
16'Ac Jun
40c
72
180
28%
220
9.15 Mar
44c
2.28
8c
20'ir Apr
90Civ / Jun
July
Apr
Jun
Jan
•
•
5.80 July
21c.
Jan
Feb
72
Apr
26%- Feb
29 'A May
17
87
Feb
15
15%
75
14
Feb
20'A
20
20
Jun
22%
Feb
8
8
25
7
Feb
*
8%
Jun
52%
53'A
199
50
Feb
•
3.70
3.75
1,500
3.70
Jun
5.05
Apr
2.35
2.35
100
2.25
Jun
3.00
May
10
;
i
_.
!
.*
20%
Gairdner %
40
54
Wall
Gomparuj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
Canadian Affiliates
Gairdner & Company Limited
Jan
_
Jan
May
20%
—
Foundry
Lands
Jun
-
72
28%
~
;
CANADIAN
21c
14
■»
July
25c
Feb
21c
*
May
100%
1
3.35
70.100
345,150
*
Jan
21%
430
Lead
Petroleums
53'A
150
103
Rights
Anchor
Apr
23'A
1
*2.52 Jun
25 c
69c
A
Jan
23
1 500
8 Vz May.
1.40 Jan
Jan
33'A
102'A
35c
Jun
22c
1
Feb
32c
56c
63c
*
Jan
3.40
23
Yellowknife
7% Mar
Jun
69c
1
class
SECURITIES
,
15% Mar
7%
-r*.
24c
Smelting
Feb
3.35
__
Jan
—1
1.65 Mar
1.35
2.80
93c
103
Amurex Oils class A
Anacon
Jun
Jun
*
Jan,
Mar
34%
*
Jun
100
Petroleums Ltd
10%
1
class
-
Co
'
Jun
Jan
93%
Feb
10
I
American
3.35
53c
Feb
Jun
3,352
May
100% Mar
pfd——25
preferred
1.93 May
32c
18%
•
Oil
1.71
48%
Feb
1
Canada
Feb
1 570
47
19c
1
7% Mar
3.35
48%
Jan
92%
18% Mar
15!350
♦
Jan
9c
18%
Ltd
26%
1.00
'200
July,
July
9
11%
93%
Mines
Mines
Jan
1.89
1 000
16
Jun
•
Mining
Feb
1.35
35
Mar*
9%
1
class
Oil
6%
1.00
28c
Jan
May
J
Jan
15%
7
207,950
2.75
1.90
Jun
14
8,600
•
16% Feb
1.72
341/.,
1.15 May
13%
7%
25%
1.25
35
Apr
Jan
pfd—100
4%.%
Power
Canada
1.80
___*
3.80
500
10
B
Canada
I
High
8 % Mav
28c
1.08
—50
14% Mar
68
23c
9c
600
9
10%
1
Apr
12%
10
1
Jan
12% c
—
*
Machinery
Malting
10
,
12'Ac
5,300
10c
——1
Preferred
1.00
*
Jan
15c
1
Hill
&
Canada
1
Gas
Jan
1.00
Campbell
3,134
4,000
3.75
Jun
Campbell
19c
1.28
May
36c
39c
Calmont Oils
*
___
Jan
13c
*
ordinary
Lake
Reef
Callinan
17c
22,925
Jun
72c
9c
*
Calgary &
20c
-
2.40
Feb
40
Jun
36c
*
Roofing class A—
Caldwell Linen
17c
•
Alberta Pacific
Consolidated
Algoma Steel
2nd
100 100%
Jan
2.10
37c
1
,
class
Canadian
Calder
16'Ac
»
Petroleums
Akalcho Yellow Knife
3,060
Jun
Jan
9c
1
_
Burlington Steel
ig'Ac
•
common
Ajax
Aluminium
100%
1
Acme Gas & Oil
Agnew-Surpass
5%%
26%
" * * " ~
*
*
Preferred
Alberta
13%
37%
25c
1.10 May
39c
1
Ankerite
Burns
co.
Shares
High
12%.
1.05
6.268
32c
for Week
,
Feb
43c
55c
19c
1.10
*
Petroleum
Traction
Bruniiurst
Bunker
Sales
of Prices
Feb
15,100
13,000
1
Mines
Empire
Canada
Range
Sale Price
Apr
76c
_
,
Jan
1.55
28c
1
_
—
22c
1.95
Jan
68c
1
—
Jan
May
1.30
22c
6%
—25
-
85c
Apr
74c
1
_
Apr
24c
1
—
B
Class
Week's
Jun
42
1.35
Building Products
■
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Canadian Funds
Friday
34%
38% May
B
British
Calvan
i
Jan
38'A
Gold
Toronto Stock Exchange
-
Jan
2.91 Mar
12c
565
•
-
Mining
STREET, TORONTO, CANADA
'
5.80
Feb
210
Calnortli
w
Jun
1.90
1
Brunswick
Members The Toronto Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
4.25
1
Jan
stocks
&
Feb
19c
—
Mlnes__
...
Columbia
Burrard
fields
7%
35%
_
Brunston
Inquiries Invited
c.
125
40%
Mines
Jan
90c
1.07 Jun
on
Jan
8%
May
stocks
comment
holdings of Canadian
Feb
3.10
40c
Buffalo
oil
Apr
25c
Jun
1
Buffalo
canadian
33c
Jun
2.35
39%
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Packers class A
Broulan
1.15
73c
Jun
13c
500
1.00
preferred
Jun
Apr
Juiy
1.18
16c
5,000
2.40
32,750
•
Elec
British
*
3,166
17c
2.40
26c
_
Petroleums
British
*
Ltd
Jun
40%
Oil common
Feb
5,000
Feb
11c
23c
20c
—
-
American
Mar
65c
16c
Jan
20c
39%
•
__
Columbia
2.25
65c
_
British
13
•
_
British
Jun
2.10
Jun
2,000
1
-
Jan
Jan
90c
7c
6%s
8%c
40%
Ltd—.!-
Jan
55c
9'A
1,500
Jun
Feb
10
—
Oils
1.40
78,500
Feb
Jan
26c
11c
_10
Mines Ltd
Brltalta
100
1.05
27c
23%
15% May
22c
—
Jan
4,600
2.15
Apr
Jun
16 %c
1
„
Red
1.50
1.05
52,300
—10
———
Brewis
10'4
3.10
Jun
Jun
1.04
15
8c
--
2.40
1
Gold
Brilund
Apr
25c
Jan
Jun
10c
175
Jan
1
B
Jan
1.40
1.05
60c
14%
9,000
9%c 12 %c
6'Ac Jan
Feb
May
16c
1
—
Kirkland
Class
10 >4
2.12
16
22c
30c
..
__
Brantford Cordage
1.50
I
16
20c
10
Gold
Brantford
10'A
___1
Co
6,700
Mines
Bralsaman
2.55
Jun
12%
85
8%
Mines
13.25
Jun
1.04
1,000
,_<•
Ltd_
Homestead
13c
•
Bonville
Feb
1
Buffadison
Western
12c
16
20c
',
Scotia
_
Yukon
1
1
12c
-1
_
—
Belleterre Quebec
1
Corp
_—1
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Bell Telephone
Bibls
Feb
1.17 May
Jun
5.30
Ltd
80
•
Bevcourt
Jan
Jan
Apr
»
Ltd.
14,225
15
Ltd
Bristol
Oils_
Oil
•
—1
Development
117,100
80c
15
Mines
Brazilian
,___
25c
74c
15
Uranium
Bordulac
5.40 May
_.
20c
74c
_
Boymar
100
1
Ltd
22c
Petroleums
Jan
*
Ltd.,
Jan
Montreal
Nova
Metals
Baska
8.25
Jan
8c
_50o
Warrants
Jan
6,000
Valley Oil Co Ltd
Tri-Tor
8.15 Jan
80c
5.80
Ltd
Oils
Grass
Jun
Jun
5.80
•
Petroleums
Spring
5.50
31c
5.80
^_______1
Quebec
Souris
100
42c
Ltd.
Pontiac
Sfreet
27,400
42c
Petroleums Ltd_
Oil
175
36c
4.40
42c
Ltd—
Ltd
Phillips
6.00
32c
__1
.
New Continental Oil Co
New
Pacalta
Oils Co Ltd
Pacific
5.75
4.40
4.40 May
38c
Jun
Minerals
Petroleums
Co
36c
l
—_
Ltd.-
11%
1
Toronto
Bralorne
Gaspe Oil Ventures
Oil
A
_•
Consolidated Cordasun
Home
class
Ltd
Lands
Oils
6.00
1
Gas
12%
Jan
7c
Jan
.__1
Canada
Federated
•
Ltd
Petroleums
Empire
of
Bobjo
Ltd
Ltd
Bailey Selburn Oils &
Calvan
Bank
Bidgood
Oil
Jun
4.80 Mar
May
25c
2.30
3'Ac
32c
78%
Oil
Base
Jan
2.20
Jna
10
Ltd..
Barymin Co Ltd_
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
Oils
Banff
Mir.es
Jan
3'Ac
1
9c
-
__
Jan
46c
Jun
25c
Copper Mines Ltd—1
207,950
Mines—__________
Mines
Barvue
46c
36c
32c
30
Mines
24%
8,100
22c
505
1
Barnat
Jun
38'Ac 42'Ac
a42%c
24c
—-—
_
Mines
of
Jun
1,38
Feb
—1
of
17%
11,000
10c
3,500
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A__
Bank
25c
2.65
May
---1
Jun
1.65
Jan
5c
80
Gold
Aunor
Bellekeno
1
;
2.40
7,500
-1
_
River
Jan
13c
11'Ac Jan
6c
12c
Aumaque
Bata
3.85
Westville Mines Ltd
Bristol
Aumacho
Bank
Jun
1.10
Jun
16c
Ltd_
Jan
5c
*
Jan
39c
Apr
a85c a90c
a90c
30c
.30
(1937)
Mines
Feb
2.99
Jun
46c
Jun
11c
Atlin-Ruffner
Mar
9.70
Apr
46c
Jan
50c
Jun
2.10
10c
12%
Bankfield Consolidated
Jun
20,165
80
A
——
Yellowknife
Bagamac
Ltd—
Weeden Pyrite &
Copper
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Antone
Steels
Avillabona
Feb
6.15
17c
Jan
Jan
4c
31c
15c
11c
1
Mar
8c
10,500
2.40
80c
Jun
.—1
-
——.
class
7c
67,900
1
Feb
•
Corp
Hardware
24c
20c
4%c
l
35c
-
_
_
May
4c
•
20,600
T_ _ioo
___
Auto Electric class A
15c
1
50c
6c
Feb
21c
1.37
1.08
45c
5.50
•
Mines
Aubclle
a30c
1.160
1
—
—
Metals
Athona
3c
1.84
-
—
Armistice
2.75
3c
2.75
4c
Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Oil
1.40 May
1.000
20c
Ltd
Western Tungsten
2,900
1
Ltd
Corp
12,500
Jun
5.95
•
—
common
Gold
High
5.90
16 %c
„1
_
Resources
Preferred
1.90
__1
Mines
United Lead & Zinc Mines__
Vloiamac
Argus Corp
1.55
May
_
Aquarius Porcupine
1.77
Tiblemont Goldfields LtdTobrit Silver Mines Ltd
United
Jan
Low
5.95
Mar
4.20 Jan
77c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
45
Consolidated
Apex
23c
18c
Shares
Low
*
Mines
1.55
Ltd
Trebor
18c
Jun
Jun
1
Metals
Mines
Mines
Jun
__1
Gold
Fields
Mines
9c
2.50
20c
1
Mines (1944) Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
Jet
18c
1
Btadacona
Tache
3,700
i
Yellowknife
Tazin
Feb
400
___i
Quebec
Gold
Jan
2.90
4,500
23c
1
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Royran
75%c
Jun
10c
1
Mines
Quebec
Bherritt-Gordon
Mar
65c
27c
1
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
Rexspar Uranium
37c
3.00
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd—1
Lubrador
Ankeno
500
25c
_l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec
July
for Week
Anglo Rouyn Mines
11,500
2.90
*
(Quebec!
Dredging
Dome
36c
Feb
Jan
1.30
83c
9%c
Mining Co Ltd—l
East
Jun
Anglo-Canadian Oil
50c
3.00
1
_
Perchcourt Goldflelds
Pitt
Preston
11c
Jan
47c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Arjon
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pato
8,000
12c
May
80c
9%c
*
.1
(1945)
900
High
80c
80c
50c
Mines Ltd
35c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
50c
1
3
Friday
17,600
80c
11c
•
New
Nubar
11 %c
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
45c
80c
ENDED
stocks
Shares
High
40c
1
New
"U"
40c
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
l
Ltd
Formaque Mines
Range
gale Price
FOR
Sa'es
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers Association r
of America
Gairdner, Son &Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Apr
Jan
1
I
Number 5235
Volume 178
(87)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Canada
Packers)class
Class
A
B
Permanent Mortgage
Canada
Southern
Canada
33%
35%
30%
30%
250
52
52Vz
9.75
1
9.20
10%
4,005
2.60
2.75
2,200
Feb
49
__
35
May
Bluer
Jan
55
May
El
8%
Jun
12% Mar
El
2.40
Jun
50
49
49
49
10
Canadian
Admiral
Oils
•
44c
43'Ac
46c
6,909
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
2
5.25
5.10
5.40
5,075
5.00
10
31%
31%
31%
600
•
19%
19 %
20
3,595
2,210
Ship Lines pfd
Canadian Bank of Commerce
.Canadian
Breweries
:
'
.Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Car
-•
•
Celanese
25%
18%
18%
19%
19
19%
28%
28%
25
•
common
$1.75; preferred
Canadian
24%
18%
•
;
-Canadian
25 >/4
*
20
—
common
Class A
:
Chemical.
Cellulose
&
4614
2.80
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
20
23%
Jun
33
Jun
Apr
16 %
Apr
29%
630
28%
Jun
46
34
34
120
30%
Jun
10
375
9%
Jun
14
15c
Decalta Gas & Oils
Canadian
Canadian
•
Warrants
Jan
15c
37,833
5c
Jan
70c
37,900
35c
Jun
1
75c
75c
88c
9,800
73c
Jun
30c
30c
1,808
22c
Jun
52c
17%
17 %
17%
3,435
15
Jun
23%
21%
20%
21%
749
18%
Jan
22% May
21
21
22
195
21
Jun
25
Corp
.
Nickel
•
—
Players
Grain
1
!
A
Fenimore
,
Petroleum
Iron
Mines
.Canadian
*
Malartic
■i Canadian Oils Cos
5%,
7.
Canadian Oil
Jun
86c
20c
Jun
31c
Jan
5,400 /.
75c
Jun
730
40c
Mar
&
50c
55
100
70
Reserves
1
1.75
1.70
1.75
26%
26%
27
1,389
1.86
1.85
1.90
Jan
7
7
7
50
„
25%
3.25 May
Jan
13,700
150
15
Mar
17
Jan
50
24
Jan
26
Feb
5.10
5.55
5,175
5.05
74%c
1.00
96c
1.04
46,700
9c
8 %C
15c
108,850
7.50
Jan
1.77
Jun
32%
Jan
.1.70
ADT
8%
10c
preferred——100
98%
98%
98%
•
Utilities
16'A
16'A
16'A
50
Canadian Vickers
Willlston
Wirebound
Class
class
97
..Apr
15 %
Gaitwln
i
100
May
19
Mar
Apr
•
A
2.42
2.42
2.50
850
2.25
Jun
3.30
B
28'A
28%
28%
30
28 %
May
30%
Gas
•
800
15
debentures
9
9
1.05
1.05
100
6.30
6.80
7,552
2.30
2.40
300
9%
9%
30
4.15
4.25
3.00
3.25
1,900
99 %c
9
1.05
1,975
.
1
26
,
9
5.85
6.00
5,027
1.15
1.25
4,440
103
5.95
.—
—,
.
104
90
42c
49c
48,425
;
-1
Explorations
of Alberta
_
42C
•
Jun
75c
Jun
Cassiar
Castle
:
common.:—_10
Leduc
.
—
—'
Patricia
'
—
4.15
•
Oil
Central
•
1
Central Explorers
Central
.
■
Invest
Canada
Ltd
Corp
Trethewey
Central
6.50
*
1
Asbestos
3.05
1
--
600
Apr
9%
Jun
1.50
6.30
July
9.50 Mar
2.15 May
9%
2.80
2.90 Jan
Jun
3.70
,•
General
—
Jun
Class
Jun
6.00
Jan
Geneva
Jun
4.30
Jan
Giant
Jan
85c
Petroleum
Lake
1
24c
Feb
God's
Apr
19%c
Feb
Chamberlain Oil
1
26c
2Gc
26c
500
25c
Jun
45c
Mar
Preferred
6,825
5%
25
1.35
Jun
Apr
6% Mar
Jun
104%
106
40
100
Feb
106
104
104
10
102
Mar
110
5%
5'A
100
33%
33%
33%
100
32
58%
60
152
58
6.30
100
5.95
Jun
8.50 Jan
6.00
1,125
5.00
Jun
7.50
Jan
Jun
11%-c
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
—
1.95 Mar
10
5%
5%
5%
380
5%
1.38
1.35
1.40
19,925
1.18
1
Cheskirk
6c
6%c
3,500
be
Jan
15c
62 xh C
1
Mines
65c
50.400
23c
Jan
83c
_
__
1
Chromium
1.08
1.05
1.15
21,550
80c
Jun
1.76
2.27
160,425
72c
Jan
Willans
1
5.05
Apr
14'/2c
8%c Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
2.50
Apr
1.14 July
1.50
Jan
1.63
1.14
12%
1.95
1.20
1,900
12%
1.16
•
1
Cochenour
5,250
3.25
1.80
1.85
Cockshutt Farm Equipment/—
10c
9%c
9%c
510
4.15
4.00
4.00
1
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Jan
4.90
22% Mar
July
,
Mar
6.00 Jan
II,500
9.25
100
Jun
45
Jun
68%
Mar
Feb
7c
9.00
2%c Jan
7%c May
3'Ac
4,500
87c
82c
91c
28,100
66c
Jan
1
35 c
35c
37c
18,000
18c
Mar
53c
May
27 %c
24'Ac 27 %c
42,700
20c
Jan
47c
Mar
lie
13c
7,500
7c
Jan
15c
Apr
2.55
2.65
2,540
2.15
Jun
84c
80c
88c
7,950
60c
5c
4%C
5c
2,500
3%c Feb
3%C
1
1.30 Mar
•
—
Uranium
Porcuoine
Goldora Mines
,
11c
—1
Mines
ivlanitou
*
Mines
*
—
__
2.00 Feb
5c
4%c
5c
3,000
3%c
Jan
12c
1
Mining
Goodyear Tire common—
Feb
9c
1
_
Goodfish
Jun
3.75 Jan
5'Ac
5c
5%c
2,250
3c
Jan
10c
2
—
*
88%
Jan
Feb
Apr
98% May
95
95
95
12%
12%
12'A
100
12%
Apr
1.08
93c
1.38
748,500
47c
Jan
1.45
Jun
17c
20c
19,600
17c
July
61 %c
Jan
4.40 Mar
—1
~
—
9c
9.25
—.
Goldfields
1.40 Jan
1.95
•
Citra-Lartic
8 'Ac
9.25
_
»
Gordon
'
8'Ac
1
Mines
«
Gold
Goldhawk
Jun
1
Ltd
Chlbougamad Explorers
Chimo Gold
,
5.85
Goldcrest
Golden
Pen
5Re
1
Mines
Chesterville
Lake
Gold Eagle
/
"
.
,
6% Mar
Jun
.
2.10 Mar
5
50c
—
Chemical Research
Apr
1.80 Jan
104
—1
Gold
Goldale Mines
1.60
Jun
1.05
20% May
1
May
10c
5%
May
60c
I,355
6.00
—
15c
4,000
1.46
Jun
2,600
1
__
Glenora Gold
3,500
5%
120
Jun
30c
6.30
—
Yellowknife
lie
1.50
99
1.32 Mar
23c
•
•2.20 Feb
22
3
__
_
10 %c
*
,9.25 Feb
1.15
common
A
9%
21 % c
—
Jan
Jun
Jan
5.60
78c
1.10
Motors
22c
common
Jan
21%
•
Dynamics
General
10 %c
Oils
Feb
,18
103
Jun
100
_
Bakeries
1
Steel
•10c
Jun
May
6c
13%
100
Feb
1
Charter
Mai
59
_
General
Jan
1.00
Porcupine
Chatco
Feb
2.35
68
22
—
preferred
5'A'A
Centremaque Gold
Central
Jan
28c
f
Apr
1.10
'
'j.
59
Apr
•
Exploration
Gatineau. Power common—
Jan
__10
,
Cariboo Gold
I,200
•
common
General
:
8c
14%
Jan
0
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
5
.
8c
14%
102 % 102%
14%
_
Apr
36c
May
Jan
<*
Canadian
:
170
•
_+—TI-;—;
convertible
4%
1,700
61%
18c
100
„—r
Warrants
1.20
61%
♦
.
common
Frobisher Ltd
<
2.30 Mar
,
.: Feb
7
Cos
Preferred
1.15
61%
*
Jan
1.54
Jun
2c
6,500
1.20
•
A
Francoeur Gold
.
19c
•
—
class
Jan
Jan
26
1
Manufacturing
Motor
Fraser
Feb
Jun
Petroleums
Fleet
Ford
15% Mar
100%
''
.
1
Jan
55c
Apr
Jan
1.50 Jun
.2,550
—!_*
Pipe Line Products—;
Salt Co Ltd
13
97
.
10,100
25
1
Canadian
1.51
_
14
997/s
Railway—/—
Gas
Pacific
Flank
Jan
2,000
13%.
100
—
—
Canadian
-
1,366
21C
:95c
42%C 42%c
—
14
•
common
preferred
^Canadian
65c
21c
•
Jan
2.75
1953—
July 31
Jan
15%
5.25
<.
to
1.55
2.70
•
Warrants extended
Feb
26
2.73'
•
20
Federated
Jan
1.20
1.00
15%
25c
class
Preferred
20% Mar
85c
59c
65c
—
Petroleum
Devonian
Feb
May
16c
11c
'
s
;
Feb
Mar
78c
60c
Federal
34% Jun
9%
Jun
8%c Jun
"50c
62c
Fanny Farmer
.Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
19
15%
720
...
3,000
12c
Famous
July
755
.
2,900
8%C
1
Falcon bridge
31% May
17
55c
8c
1
Warrants
6.50 Mar
28 %
53c
55C
1
Gold
Sol
.Eureka
Apr
95c
Jun
Rey
23%
Mar
Estella Mines Ltd.,
Jun
50
Jan
40c
75
22
High
Low
21
22
22
1
Mines
Pen
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
20
Eddy Paper class A
Apr
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
39
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Jan
28%
205
_
Steam
Low
High
52 %
20
Oils
Warrants
Week's
Friday
69
30y8
3
Range Since Jan. 1
35%
•
Canada
JULY
STOCKS
Share*
of Prices
Low
•
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Prfce
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
13
560
12%
Jun
11c
500
11c
Jun
17c
Lakes
1
•
Mines
Grandine
__
—
Jan
9
_
Jun
17% Mar
4.30
Jun
7.10 Jan
7%
Jun
15
15
15%
3,325
4.75
5.00
425
7'A
7%
7%
6%
6'A
200
6%
Jun
7.40
Paner
•
7.30
7.55
4,350
4.30
Jan
15'A
16'A Mar
.11c
,
Mackay class B
Graham Bousquet
29,431
Great
common
Plains Devel of Can Ltd
Great
/
•
»
.*
.
Lake
Coin
.
Coldstream
•
...
48c
1
Copper
•
60c
48c
16,600
Jan
31c
74c
Feb
Mai
Class
'
Colomac Yellowknife
Consolidated
4c
B
3.90
Jun
800
Cadillac
1.55
1.65
58c
55c
60c
8
8
165
II
—L
1.55
5%c
5'Ac
2,000
.
-6,000
1.41
Gurney
Products
Gwillim
Jan
Jan
July
1.03
7
Jun
9%
Jun
8c
Mar
55c
.•
Consolidated Coraasun Oils/——-
Consolidated Discovery
..1
Golden
Consolidated
1——.
Consolidated
Guayana
•'
Consolidated
Howey
L
25c
Consolidated Mining- & Smelting—
.
•
1.15.
Halliwell
27%
class
8
A
Consolidated
Rochette
1
10c
Consolidated
Sannorm
1
14c
—10
15%
Consumers
Gas
*
1
>-*
Conwest
Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Corby (H) Dist voting com,.—
Class
4.95
Paper Box
Corrugated
*
com
new
May
Hamilton
Mining
Crown
100
Trust
Crow's
—1
:
.
Nest
Coal
-1
Patricia
Crowshore
9%C
Harricana
Jan
52c
...2,670
..50c
Jun
73c
Jan
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Harta (F J) class A; —
—
16c...
18c
41c.
50c
3,058
.4,933
1.35
24%
Jun
34%
Jan
13c
Jun
35c
Feb
Head
30c
4,850
14c
Jun
8,350
..
.
..41c
July
1.40
10c
Hasaga Gold
Lakes
pf
De
Gold
Mines
.—!
Ltd
Heath
Gold
Gold
5%
Jan
8
Jun
Heva
9c
Jun
27c
Feb
Jan
20c
32
Apr
39
3c
4,500
3.10
100
2.90
Jun
13%
Jun
16
13c
Feb
23c
14c
20c
66,450
8c
Jun
20c
15%
790
Jan
16% Mar
7,320
15c
17c
92,233
8c
6,500
14
9
14c.
2c
Jan
5.00
4.35
10%
15c
Jan
9
July
8
Jun,
.9
50
14c
1,211
12%c May
20 %c Mar
11 %c
19 %c
Jun
Jan
Hosco
10 %
2,000
16c
80,700
6%c Jan
16c
May
14c
11c
Jan
24c
Apr
7c
7c
16,540
2,000
6c
Apr
9%c Feb
30c
3,0c
4,600
27c
Jun
65c
12c
Jan
7%
8 % Mar
Jan
Yellowknife
Gold
2,000
9%c
9c
5
110
110
70
30
lie
13c
10,200
•
7%c Jan
16 %c Mar
Jun
115
Mar
68
Jun
76
Feb
10c
Jun
18c
108%
13%
50
31c
32C
1,333
2.60
2.55
2.69
2,050
17c
17c
20c
9,600
—;
Hoyle Mining
Hugh-Pa in
&
Porcupine
Jun
15%
Feb
8.55
1,670
7.55
Jun
13
Jan
26c
28,380
9c
Jan
30c
Feb
5c
Jan
8%c Feb
8.35
8.25
21c
18c
1
6'Ac
Jan
Imperial Oil
52c
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
3.75
5%c
2,500
2.55
400
45
44%
45%
1,470
57 %c
57 %c
58c
II,000
2.30 f
9.30
9.30
600
12
12%
4,700
34
34
34%
160
Jan
4%
2.10
1.82
2.23
24,100
1.66 Jun
2.95 Jan
2
27%
27%
27%
3,020
24% Jan
27% Mar
6.00
6.00
100
5.50 Jun
7.75 Mar
46c
Jun
Mar
3.40 Mar
58
Mar
65c
May
Jun
12%
Jan
10c
Jun
27c
Jan
31%
Apr
35% Jun
28
8.70
30%
29%
30'/a
3,527
Jun
10%
11
2,235
9%
Jan
11
200
5%
Feb
7
———
23%
Jan
36
11
preferred
July
•
Apr
6%
6 %
23%
24
87
23
Jan
2414
Jun
5c
5c
500
3%c
Jan
9c
Feb
30%
31%
720
29
Jun
36% Mar
38
39%
330
37%
Jun
39 V4 July
32%
32%
110
30'A
Jun
8
1
Lake
Indian
40
Jun
ordinary.5
£1
:
Preferred
Feb
2.26
25
16%
45c
5c
2.30
10
*
Bank
Apr
Jun
Jun
12%
Mar
Jun
Feb
15c
1,172
1
Petroleums
12%
2.30
100
13
-1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger
30c
13c
26c
13
•
-1
Jan
26c
12%
*
5
*
:
Smelting
___—
Mining
Bay
Jan
34c
Jan
Jun
8
250
8
8
10%
8
43
..
Oil
Home
Homer
58c
Jan
12c
13 %c
1
1
Jun
17c
Jan
7c
30c
*
—
Jan
Jan
Mar
12 %c
*
High wood Sarcee
Hollinger Con.sol
Feb
Jun
585
9
,
5.45 Mar
3.75 Jun
28c
1,175
30c
9%
15,825
14
—a
Jan
7c
5.00
6%c Jan
Jun
15%
14
115
Feb
Mar
16c
12c
1
1
High Crest Oils Ltd—
25o
Oils
Devon-Leduc
Mines
100
1
—
Minerals
3%c
560
4.75 Apr
14c
1
1
~1
-
61,000
1
Producers Ltd
Rio
Detta
—
Headway Red Lake
8
8
13%
*
1
.
Iron.
Jan
Jan
Imperial
D'Eldona
A
class
Leather
Davis
"9
14c
9c 10'Ac
68
110
100
—_
16c
Feb
85c
9
~3
14c
1
Gold
Feb
28%
18,500
35%
7%C
*
Jun
27
Jan
14c 16 %C
-
_•
,
40c
,
Hudson
Cournor
Bridge
Rock Gold
Hard
45c
30c
10%
0
B
23c
Jan
2.00 Jun
3§c
July
„
2,550
15c
Oils
Press
85c
Jun
1.35 Mar
1
Jun
8.45
31 %c Mar
3.80
34%
1
—
.30,100
14c
43c
Peak
Consolidated
45c
Gold
50c
.
^
Consolidated
25,240
•
Mines
50c
.
Jan
47,510
8.15
12c
1
45c
1-
Orlac
33.712
.-
36c
1.00
-1/
-1
1
^
Consolidated Nicholson
Consolidated
2.00
500
45c
1.87
1.12
-1
Arrow
i
1.95
34 %c
Lake
Gillies
Consolidated
'
45e
.Jl
8c
3,000
9.30
3c
_
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne-
HaJInor
.
common
Jan
5c
Lead
10c 12 %c
8.55
Lake. Gold
4.83
10% Feb
10% Mar
13c 14 %c
13c
*
Gulf
Jan
11c
110
3.10
—1
Feb
1.70 May
Jan
1,300
-1
Bakeries
Con sol-Central
4,000
4.30
._5
~
Oil-
Allenbee
Consolidated
5%c
_*
Mines
Coniagas
t.
„
5C
4.30
5%c
.—
Petroleum
Commonwealth
*
Freehold
Gridoil
.
•
A
Great West Coal class
8
50
7%
Jun
9
Jan
10%
100
10%
Jun
12
May
!
Distillers
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Dome
2.50
•
Dominion
Asbestos
17%
17%
694
2.55
2.26
2.83
20,800
10
Bank
Dominion
17%
1
Dome Mines
30%
30%
50
30'A
17
22% Mar
Jun
2.26 July
27%
Apr
9
4.25
Jun
30%
Jan
Jun
1
,
Coal
Dominion
Foundry
Preferred
& Steel corn
•
100
•
—
Dominion
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
12%
99%
99%
135
96%
Apr
12%
12%
13%
400
12%
Jun
15%
Jan
43%
Jan
45%
100
*
12
12%
8,305
—*
16%
16
16%
905
common.—*
8%
8%
Dow
&
Mudge
1
Brewery
Oils
Dragon
Duvex
Oils
*
1
Gas
&
&
Inspiration
International Bronze Powders pfd
1
Minerals
47
16%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jun
17% May
Jan
20%
Feb
11
Jan
8
19%
9
Apr
19%
490
8%
8%
600
1
Amphi
3.00
100
70' 2C
80c
86,500
2.25
2.25
100
16
25
15% Jan
16
4Gc~
46c
51c
13,300
38c
Jun
96c
Jan
33c
39c
15,318
30c
Jun
58c
Feb
8c
12c
8.000
8c
2.11
8,370
16,
—
Nickel
East
Rim
East
Sullivan
12c
2.05
1
—1
Mines
Mines.
2.05
1.10
1.10
1.14
1
Mines
Malartic
International
A
class
Metals
5.35
5.10
5.35
1
Metals
3.00
49c
5.00
May
Jan
94c
2.25 July
4.00
Feb
May
Feb
Easy
Washing Machine
Economic
Investment
*
__—i
10
Trust
For footnotes see page
41.
2.60
14,550
16%
100
*
5/100
•
(
99
41%
130
23%
International Petroleum
Interpiovincial Pipe
Line
—
5
21%
40c
16
Feb
5.10
17%
Feb
Jan
Jun
28
28%
150
27
Jun
99
99
20
94
Apr
99
42
3,9i26
41%
130
130
15
23%
23%
243
20
21%
5,710
14c 17%C
89,600
1,212
38%
Feb
Mar
34%
10 %C 10 %C
Preferred
•
Gold
Jacknife
Jasper
Oil
Jellicoe
Jet
Apr
46Jan
Feb
131
Jun
22%
Jun
30
Mar
19
Jun
29%
Feb
Jan
22c
Jun
Jan
24c
Feb
127
Oils
Joburke
July
Apr
Jun
3.15
Feb
6.400
1.05
Apr
1.65
4.20
Apr
6.80
Jan
5%
—
1.19
1.35
38,000
5%
800
5%
26%
2.68
3.25
23,000
2.00
Apr
7c
8c
10,000
47/8C
Jan
25c
Jun
6%c
32c
36c
Mines
Ltd
35c
13c
13c
17c
13,000
33c
26c
35c
17c
17c
20c
21,466
9,000
Jupiter Oils Ltd
*
2.17
Mining
1
9%c
Kayrand
5'A
200
26%..
100
45c
5%
Jan
Jun
5% Jun
25
Apr
2.45 Mar
8%
Apr
6% Mar
27% Mar
Renville
Gold
KenWell
Oils
;
-——
&
Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Kerr Lake
15,100
•
1
1
■-*
Ltd
—:
:
*
1
_1
1
1
3.25 July
16c
Apr
55c
Jan
Jan
40c
Feb
.25c
Jun
41c
Jan
17c
Jun
30c
Jan
2.15
2.17
750
1.79
4,500
7%c
Jan
4,720
9'Ac
3.20
(1939)
Gold
Jonsmith
4c
7%c
—
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
12c
16c
Mines
Jaculet
Apr
2.01
5%
1.30
*
Eastern Steel
2.20
16%
100
preferred
International Nickel Co common
Kelvinaior
Eastern
2.30
25
16%
—28
,
36 V4 Mar
\
8% July
*
East
Mining
10%
Feb
11% Jun
(
East
10%
—
Feb
19%
3.00
class A_
A—
Jun
2.25
common
Mines
Donalda
525
*
*
1
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
Jan
71 %c
Textile
preferred
12%
100
19%
Dominion Woollens
Donnell
8%
—40
30
redeemable pfd
$1.50
30%
38%
32'A
•
common
15%
Apr
8%
23.50
5%
4 %%
45%
Preferred
Dominion
25
3,102
100
12
common
& Chemical
Tar
9
14%
14%
50
pfd
Inv
Coal,
&
9
14
25
preferred
Dominion
Acceptance
Industrial
Jun
Jan
9c
9'Ac
15%
15%
50
8c
7c
8c
8,500
1.70
1.55
1.80
5,800
1.20 Jun
19%
19
19%
8,268
16% Mar
25c
25c
1,000
20'Ac Jun
15
7c
Jan
Jan
3.15 Mar
13 %c
Feb
17% Mar
18 %c
Feb
2.25 Feb
20'A
Jan
35c
Feb
V
40
The Commercial and
(88)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 6,
(■
1953
'
it' ■
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Last
Townsite
Kirkland
Klondike-Keno
Low
8,875
65c
85c
37.900
35c
90c
500
80c
Mar
12c
12c
1,500
12c
Feb
12c 14'Ac
7,000
10c
Jun
1.71
1,550
12c
20
1.67
1.65
6%c
Jan
1.55
Nisto
Mines Ltd
Jun
Norancia
Jan
Norgold
28c
Jan
Norlartic Mines
35c
Feb
Nonnetal
2.10
1.53
Apr
Dufault
Lake
Lingman
Oil
Lake
*
Mines
&
Ltd
Norsewick Mines
8.10
8.35
730
82c
88C
14,000
70c
Jun
Apr
North
20c
28c
7,050
20c
Jan
55c
Feb
22'Ac
Jan
35c
Feb
North
Inca
Gold
Jan
North
Star
25c
6,000
7.25
1,555
31c
31c
High
10c
Jan
69
1,141
63'A
Jun
78%
23,500
4c
Jan
22c
FeD
16c
29c
Feb
1.80
Feb
16c
2,000
2.80
3.00
3,475
16c 20%c
3.00
17c
28,100
12c
7,625
14c
:
1
Oil
25c
7.00
Osu
11
j
1
North Denison
Jun
8.00
Low
7,500
12c 14%c
13c
f
t
Mining
82c
,
—
14c
67%
67%
1
—
8.10
Exploration
Mines
Lake
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12c
*
.
1
Norpax
Labrador Mining &
Lew
Shares
Feb
36c
Feb
85c
Mines
for Week
©I Prices
a
—_
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
39c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
■
High
May
90c
———■*—-
Oils Ltd
Kroy
'
High
'
Friday
|
Range Since Jan. 1
16c
—
__—
Shares
15c
—________—
i
*
75c
—-i
______
Kirkland-Hudson
3
STOCKS
15c
—————--——
JULY
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Low
Pa
Mines
Keymet Mines .
Keyboycon
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Mar
2.50
Jun
4.25
Jun
Feb
Jan
37c
Mar
38c
Mar
14c
16c
*
2.30
2.39
2,900
1
16%c
20c
145,250
1
19 %c
22c
46,500
6'Ac
Jan
———9
8
8
36
6 %
Apr
1
35C 42 %C
15,600
22c
•
62c
62c
3,000
52c
Jun
*
9c
10c
6,000
9c
July
17c
5%c
5%c
1,000
4'Ac
Jan
10c
Feb
80c
Apr
._
Oils
Canadian
i
__
Jun
1.75
9c
.
Jan
3.05 May
22c
Jun
28c
Jan
Jun
'
Lake
Mines
Shore
Lake Wasa Mining
•
■
31c
——
7.00
1
550
Jun
30c
8.65
Jun
39c
Mar
1
North
Trinity
Mining
Oils
23c
20c
23c
9,000
15c
Jun
50c
Jan
Northern
Canada
Lap* Cadillac
9c
9c
9c
6,300
5'Ac
Jan
10c
Jan
Northern
Extension
5%C
5'Ac
6%c
20,000
9%c
Feb
Northland
Landover
Mines
Lapaska
class
Acceptance
Laurentide
103/4
A——|—
10%
3%c Jan
500
Feb
9
10% July
Nuba*
Lavalie
Leitch
..
Groceterias
Loblaw
Lomega
Macfie
Red
3.45
Jan
17 %c
Jan
Okalta
11 %c
12c
2,000
6c
Jan
15c
Jun
O'Leary Malartic
*
18c
17c
19c
5,500
15c
Feb
29c
54c
2,238
50c
Jun
Feb
Omnitrans Exploration:
*
4 %C
4%C
5c
5,500
4c
Jan
9c
——*
2.15
2.20
1,300
2.05
Jan
50
23
23
45
22%
Jun
1.75
1.93
73,034
1.11
Jun
9c
Jun
1.00
Oils
Apr
39% July
Ontario
Feb
41'A July
Ontario
5%
5c
53A
15%C
6c
4,000
37Ac
Jan
53/4
50
53/4
Jun
ll3/4c
Jan
7'A Mar
.
Jockey Club _——i
Loan:—
Ontario
Pyrites
Class B
Ltd
Co
;
18c
5,700
14c
Jun
30c
Jan
7,500
13'Ac
Jun
25c
Jan
Orange
143/4
50
Jan
15
Jun
Osisko
Lake
15c
15c
6,100
15,696
1.41
(Eastern'
1.70
4.00
4.25
800
53c
55c
2,300
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
2.95 Mar
23
May
2.20
65c
Jan
Jan
Jan
14
Crush
4.00
__.
—1
Mines
11'Ac
12c
2,000
11c
May
85c
73c
90c
13,700
60c
Jun
21c
23c
10,000
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
47c
2,200
37c
Jun
90c
Jan
Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
2.15
2.10
2.20
1,100
2.10
Jun
2.95
Feb
Pan
16'A
163/8
1,090
157A
Jun
20%
Jan
Paramaque
1.40
1.43
6,400
1.35
Jun
1.75
116,000
Jan
193/4c
Apr
Partanen
Jun
Paymaster Consol
Feb
Peace
Jun
1.25
3.00
49c
1.99
Feb
4.75
Ju-n
77c
Jan
14c
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
12c 183/4c
class B
Consol
1.43
17c
1.14
7c
--
Corp common
Goldfields
9c
i-
—.
Opemiska Copper Mines.
16c
143/4
.
Mines
1.82
*
warrants
14 %c
y.
Mines.
1
—
_
21c
Malartic
2.25
Jun
,
143/4C
Mailman
2,220
8c
3#*
Gold
2.80
2,000
*
Ltd—
Mines
47C
Lake
2.60
9c
1—1
Wood-
Lake
Selections
Jan
Pacific:
84
84
10
1.55
1.62
2,700
3'Ac
5c
24,500
84
Jun
84
—1
Petroleum
10%
7 'A c
7'Ac July
10c
3,000
10
10%
2,495
65
65%
240
9
-10c
97c
97c
1.U70
90c
Apr
35 '/a (J
38c
6,400
30c
Jun
54c
Mar
8'Ac
10c
7,000
37Ac
Jan
22c
Apr
4c
-
—
Oil
Western
7'Ac
1
-•
1
—
Page
Parbec
Madsen
2.70
Oil
Mines
Magnet
_90c
Jan
9c
—
MacMillan & Bloedel
Jan
1.09
373/4
Gold
Feb
11c
Jun
143/4
MacLeod-Cockshutt
13 %c
Jun
60c
250
Exploration
Mackeno
7%
Jun
7%c
2,700
305
_
Jun
7c
7,200
Obaska
70c
39%
Mines
6%
2,000
9c
Oakville
Jan
41'A
Yellowknife
MacDohald
30
8e
7%c
Feb
Jan
61c
Pacific
Lynx
6%.
8c
8%c
14%
12'Ac
403A
M)
(Walter
6%
;•
1.05 May
Jun
393/8
—
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Jun
Jun
41 'A
Long Island Petroleums
Lowney
Jan
55c
Feb
13
A—___________
class
11c
5,750
6c
5c
Hosiery
35,850
63c
54c
Gold
London
30'c
60 %c
31c
39%
A
23c
63c
485
—
class
25c
f
8,900
___—__
Class B
Jan
Jan
|
—*
70c
12C
Lac
Long
J
19,000
—
Gold
Lexindin
Little
——.—1
Ltd
Mines
--
Mar
1.15
14
""
—
Ltd—
Mines'
V
—1
63c
67Ac
6c
31c
■
Gold
(1940)
Jan
31c 33'Ac
—
—
Gold
Lencourt
13%
14
—
Mines
Leduc-Consolidated
Mines
Mines
Nudulama
Laura Secord
8 'A May
—
8'Ac
—1
Mines
S'A
Jun
133A Mar
Jun.
64
72
Jan
1.11
Jan
1
Malartic
____;
27c
21c
28c
204,950
Jan
29c
Jun
:i
Malartic
8%c
6%c
8%C
24,000
4%c Jan
11c
Jun
45c
58c
1
49c
45c
52c
23,300
Nat Gas—-'————1
7.10
7.10
7.25
930
22
22
175
1
40c
40c
1,200
1
17c
17c
1,000
—
Apr
Jan
'
Manitoba
—
Eastern
&
—
4%c
1.44
1.95
Apr
2c
Jan
7%C Feb
River
People's
Credit
7%
Maralgo
Malartic
200
10
8c
8'Ac
2,050
11 '/2c
12c
10,800
9c
Jun
18c
Feb
Petrol
11c 12 %c
15,500
9c
Mar
14 %c
Jan
Photo
89
Mines
Marbenor
8
89
12c
10
89
8 'Ac
Preferred
:
Marcus Gold
12 'Ac
7% Mar
80
8%
Apr
4%c
90
Jan
17c
Jan
Marigold
Ltd
Oils
63c
63c
65c
2,600
57c
4%c
3!/2c
4%C
2.000
3%c Jun
43c
42c
43c
1.800
31/8
8
8%
5,750
10'Ac
10c
11c
13,500
29%
29%
30
95'A
95 'A
96
21c
20c
21c
2,650
56%
58
610
Feb
Mar
Peruvian
1.05
Apr
7c
Mar
Mayo
Ltd
Mines
McColl
—
Frontenac
common
Preferred
10
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
McMarmac
Red
Lake
Merrill
Merrill
10'A
Jan
Placer
8%c Jun
18 %c
Feb
Ponder
Oils
27
Jun
V38'A
75
84
Jan
96
18c
Feb
3lc
10c
11c
4,120
4.10
5.00
6,500
38c
4,000
Light
Power
&
3.50
3.65
12,749
3.80
713
17S
20c
20,700
11
50
56% July
3.60
common
6%c Jan
1
3.50
Jan
35c
I
69
16c
5.00
Mill
Oil
18c
Pacific Grain
&
11
Petroleum
City
30c 31 '/2c
Minda-Scotia
Mindamar
Mining
11
13c
10 %c
common
15c
Powell- River
Powell
Moneta
Knitting
common
Gold
Jan
May
July
64c
Jun
Power
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
Moore
4%
Corp
4.20
Mar
Naco
Ltd
Jun
Quebec Chibougamau
Preferred
11%
Quebec
National Grocers
2,000
30c
Jun
62c
National
Class
10c
Jan
21c
Jan
Quebec
Metallurgical
National
Hosiery class A
Nickel
2.60
600
2.25
Jun
4.55
Jan
Quebec
1,420
11 Va
Jun
14%
Jan
Queenston
14
125
48c
9
Jun
16%
5,650
40c
Jan
56c
Feb
58c
Jun
13%
Apr
15%
80c
2,000
14%
150
25 %
740
23
Jun
24%
200
23
Feb
National
Sewer
National
Steel
Negus
New
.25
300
11%
615
59c
13,500
13
13V4
125
Pipe
class
A-
7
100
7%
50
2.00
2.00
1.35 Mar
2.07
2,400
Rankin
Apr
Red Poplar
26%
Apr
Redwater
40c
Jun
7%
77c
Jun
Jun
11
45c
9%
13'A
Mar
12
84c
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
14
May
7
Jan
9
May
7%
Jun
8% Mar
1.60
Jan
2.99
Jan
56%
392
52
Jan
57%
Apr
25%
250
25%
Apr
27%
Apr
29c
17c
500
2.65
37,600
14c
15c
7,334
17c
18C
2.33
2.25
2.35
5,850
86c
80c
86c
30,000
1.68
1.65
1.75
2,234
1.16
Concord' DevelopmentContinental Oil
New
New
Delhi
1.15
1,20
20,450
88c
4,000
15c
Mar
1.75
11c
Jun
Jun
3%c Jan
Rio
14,400
7,650
Highridge
4.65
29c
Feb
Feb
27c
Feb
Hugh
New Jason
New
New
New
Malartic
41c
U_
Jun
40
Jan
Mar
7%c
8,500
2.74
3.15
213,810
1.40 Mar
3.15
3.05
9,145
1,65
4.80 May
14c
2,500
7c
Jan
27c
Feb
12c :12 %c
1,000
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
Jan
21c
Jan
Jun
■
'
73c
'
72c
17c
78c
10,100
70c
Apr
16c
.
8,800
15c
Jun
1.05
2,000
80c
Jun
6.30
__
17c
1.02
•
1.55
6.45
1,050
6.30
July
21c
1.70
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.00 May
1.28
1.42
86,850
85c
Jun
31c
32c
3,650
30c
Jun
48c
Jan
17%
18
3,125
16
Jun
22
Jan
V 45c
41c
45c
7,600
32c
Jun
May
76c
Jun
Jan
26c
May
33c
Mar
1
64c
6lc
64c
1,100
55c
1
12 'A c
12'Ac
13c
6,200
10'Ac
24c
—50c
Roy
1
Oil
1.67
Jun
I'
Royal
1.63
Apr
Jan
Jan
25c
28c
31,175
4,975
23c
Jun
55c
63,816
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
2.10
150
47aC
5c
5,500
84c
99 c
17,020
2.00
1.95
2.10
6,400
preferred
—
__
40
May
1.80 May
1.70 Mar
32c
Jan
3.25
Jan
11c
Jan
Feb
:
Jun
1.15
Apr
}
Jan
3.40
Feb
(
1.62
41 1/2 May
%
41%
150
40% Mar
14%
25
14% July
15%
Apr
12c
8,000
9c
Jan
22c
Feb
22c
25c
15_,000
22c
Jan
35c
20c
17c
20c
19,900
16c
Jun
35c
Jan
10c
10c
12c
98,000
10c
Feb
20c
Apr
Jan
35%
Jun
11c
—1
lie
,
—
\
4%c
60c
14 %
41
I'
.
1
——
Jan
8c
1.15 May
15c
Feb
Feb
Rundle
35
34%
32
9% Mar
10
*<
Jun
Zi
Gold
10
50
16
1,200
123A
Jun
173/« Mar
16c
9
—
Industries-
726
35
10
15 %
A
,
Oils Ltd
i
i.
10
class
Dairy
16c
1,200
14c
Jun
32c
Jan
3c
3'Ac
3,500
3c
Jan
5%C
Feb
19
19
285
18%
Jun
24
Jan
33%
19
common
333A
90
30%
•
St Lawrence Corp
Antonio
common.——
Gold
1
1.90
—1
12 %c
—<.
Sand River Gold
——
,
Bridge
Scurry
Oils
9
Ltd
»•<
1.80
*>.
1.92
306
lie
13c
15,500
2.21
2,38
14'A
2.35
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—1
Sarnia
1.90
.
14%
125
1.78
1:87
11,600
7,325
Apr
1.72 May
Jan
3c
1.97
14
Feb
Jun
1.50
Jun
37% Mar
•
2.25 Mar
16c
Jun
j
2.81 Mar
16
2.82
;
Feb
j
Jan
Feb
60c
12,000
84c
•
Oak
Jan
3.30
14,900
1
Royal Bank
Jan
70c
63,300
17c
2.10
—
24c
1.39
15c
1.14
f
1.51
Apr
1.33
-_1
_
LacA--——.i—
Silver
2.25
2.50
21c
1.33
/
—
—
9c
11c
15,000
12e
9c
7c
8c
3,185
5%c
25c
33c
14,500
28'Ac
Jan
July
Feb
Jun
48c
20c
Apr
Feb
16 %c
Feb
80o
Apr
23c
Oil
Mines
(1945)
7,450
86c
78c
86c
18,900
27c
32c
9,405
23c
Jun
40c
Jan
15c
15,500
3%c
Jan
24c
Apr
Voting trust
28c
New Marlon Gold
7,240
'A c
22,700
38 3A
585
5b
5b
45%
45
45 %
50
50
com
—
lie
—i.*
Sicks'' Breweries
12c
Jan
2.00
'Ac
37%
fl
Power
110
1.80
Apr
2.80
Jan
'Ac
Jun
37c
36'A
Jun
43
Mar
45 %
July
'
50
Mar
|
Mar
43
Jan
Apr
Shawkey
12c
12%c Jan
1.90
37%
P'
warrants
10%c
7%c
1.90
•
Security Freehold Petroleums
Selburn
Shawinlgan Water &
Class A preferred—
Class B preferred
10 %c
-
1.52
17%
Oils
Roxana
2.95
Feb
Shea's
Winnipeg
Sherritt
Newlund Mines
1.30 Mar
24
32c
—
Consolidated
Rowan
Jun
7c
—
Apr
\
Jan
2.81
'
—
Mfg
Long
Jun
29c
Laguerre Mines
May
f
Jan
1.32
1
Cons
Robertson
1.53
46c
9 %c
Gold
'V
_I
Mines——
Robinson Little class A
1.00
25c
Kelore
Larder
36c
70c
20
1.76
12c
r
Rix-Athabasca
Russell
54'/2c
—
May
Jun
2.80
Gold
Rupununi
Jun
35c
3.05
Goldvue
5 %c
1.14
45
2.99
47/8C
Feb
28c
32c
New
7 %c
7%C
•
Utilities
Prado
1.33
Jan
2.95
New
Jun
Regcourt
2.92 May
55c
35c
36c
Feb
*
_1
MacDonald
Feb
45,600
3.05
Gold-
33%
6.45
__
Uranium
Apr
2.15
78c
1.01
Petroleum.
Devon
Fortune'
New
84c
Dickenson Mines-
New
84
—
1
Petroleum
Reeves
San
New
35
Feb
17c
2.25
Bidiamaque
New
Feb
Jun
r
1
Corp
Royalite Oil
Mines
Indus
Jan
25%
15c
Calumet
1.00
1
—.
Inlet
27%
56%
17c
New
225
I
i
Uranium
Radiore
Roche
2.30
Alger
950
__1
Mining
Ranwick
56%
Mines
1,000
24
,
Gold
Jan
25 Va
Car
New British Dominion Oil
New
1,100
7
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New
45c
8%
7'A
Petroleum
90c
1.05
31
:
Jan
11
,
Feb
1.25
-
1.05
90c
Jan
2.15
Jun
v
Jan
1.59
Jun
23%
1
Labrador
12%
52c
B
1.75
29c
Jun
Jan
226,825
13'A
common
1.20
5,500
•
Quebec Manitou
53c
National Explorations Ltd
32'A Mar
1.25
1
Feb
Feb
8%
com_.
23,000
83c
Jan
1.24
———
———
11
45c
Drug & Chemical
•300
37c
3.50 May
Jun
30
35
Prospectors' Airways
Purdy Mica Mines^—
Reef
National
1.96
2.50 May •
40c
1.25
__——_——
Dome—i
East
Preston
38c
25
25
2
Feb
295
4
Border
Premier
Jan
24%
common
preferred
3,515
—
Jun
13%
14%
30c
3.65 July
3.00 Mar
75c
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
14'Ac Jun
*
—
Corp
17c
44c
44 'Ac
65c
35
—_——.____—1
10%
11%
Porcupine-
Jun
Jan
May
Quemont
Monarch
38c
34%
A——_—
Rouyn
12%
12%
22
35
•
Jan
2.45
Corp
Apr
Jan
23%
-—1
Quebec Copper Corp
Mid-Continent
Midland
8.75
20
1
Development—'
Jun
Jan
2.90
1.24
35c
1
Oils
495
3.80
1
Petroleum
Mexican
Jun
7%
145
32c
1
,
14,200
1.21
Jan
10c
Island
2.70
1.24
17,000
48c
31 %
1.92
•
—
3.05
43c
31'A
<
82c
4.95
Exploration
43c
9
Uranium
Jun
34'Ac
Mentor
'
Mines
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
'.
I
2.79
•
Gas
&
Crow
Pioneer
1
Oils & Mineral
Oil
Engravers
Poplar
Massey-Harris
37c
i
Jun
Feb
Pickle
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Goldfields
Pershcourt
'
22
—___:
Gold
Perron
Maple Leaf Milling common
Security
6.30
New
Morrison
13c
'14c
24,500
7%c
Feb
New
Mosher Long Lie Mines.
21 %c
64c
50c
70c
31,325
50c
July
87c
Mylamaque Explor
May
64c
58c
68c
24,400
53c
Jun
79c
6%c
7%c
8,500
5c
Jan
14c
Feb
class
31
B
>
12,283
31
75
4.70
7,030
47% Mar
8c
Jan
35c
Feb
!
28%
Jan
32
Apr
'
f
4.60
23:%
'24
235
20
23 (A
585
20
7.33
■
'-fi
4.45
23%
23
Gordon
7,35
110
23c
25c
11,700
,!_!
—
50
J
4.25
Apr
Feb
-
Jan
5.75
'24
Jan
Jun
23 V* Jun
|
May
7c
Brewing
lie 11 %C
New
Mines
Ltd——
Feb
Sigma: Mines
(Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Silver
New
NeW
New
Norzone
J
Oil
Pacalt*
Richfield
7%c
New
7c
7c
1,000
4c
Jan
12c
Feb
20c
15,000
15c
Jun
35c
15,220
17 %c
Jun
Oils
of
Canada-
2.60
10c
Niplssing Mines
5
For footnotes see page 41.
1
2.95
3.05
1,949
9%c
1,500
10c
11c
10.600
1.60
1.60
7c
13c
Jun
11c
Feb
Jun
35c
Jan
Simpsons
Siscoe
230
31c
Feb
(N)
Valley Oil
common...'
Southam Co
Jun
4.10
Jan
Spooner
Jan
14c
Feb
Stadacona
3%c
Jan
12 %c
Apr
Standard
1.55
Feb
Oils
12,300
65c
May
1,400
70c
Jun
630
9%
Jaiv
10%
14%
14%
14%
1,529
12 %
Feb
17
44c
44c
44c
500
40c
36
36
325
34'A
60c 60 %c
1,500
67C
60c
May
Feb
May
1.25
1.75
68c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
*
18 'A
•
!
i
Jan
L
j
Jan
20'A
Jan
26
25c
34c
2,000
25c
Jun
45c
Jan
37C
3,200
30c
Jan
47c
17% May
20
Mar
36
39
1
Mar
Apr
17%
37
*
5
Mar
37'A Mar
1.15
'
f
Jun
34c
25 34
'(■
•
Paving common
Preferred
70c
LOO
i;„
(1944)
7.75
32c
10'A
•
Ltd
Mines
Feb
May
99c
2<J'(
—
7.00
17c
10 Va
67c
1100
50c|/
—
—1/
i
Slater
8c
2.35 Mar
_
*£..
'
Co
23c
•
_J
A*
Ltd
Gold
—V
*—
Mines
elkss
;
14
Mines:
Dairies
Sourls
9%c
2.95
Thurbois
Yellowknife
Standard
Silverwood
Jan
22c
'
Rouyn
New Superior
Nib
1,500
18c
Ryan Lake Mines
New
1,000
15c
15 %c
Rouyn Merger ;
8enator
7%c
15c
Petroleum
New
New
7%c
Miller
Silver
__L
26
18'A37
225
815
50
Jan
Jun
'
f
♦
Volume 178
Number 5235
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(30)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Reek's
"Last
Par
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Olsen
dteaman
Steel
&
Gas
Ltd
Gold
of
21,851
Low
15c
13 %c
19c
18%
13%
13V2
1.00
6,500
325
High
Jun
1.85
13%c July
16%
Western
Jan
34c
Jan
Weston
20% Mar
Tungsten
(Geo)
!
350
29
Apr
34
Jan
White
785
29%
Apr
34
Jan
Wilrich
7c
8c
9,500
3%c
15c
Feb
Wiltsey-Coghlan
•
18c
5,315
6.10
Pass
2.40
&
Yukon
9.75
Feb
Winchester
17c
May
22 %c
Feb
Winward
13c
Feb
47 %c
July
2.92
6,350
2.00
Apr
(ordinary)
•
Inlet
Sweet
Switson
Ltd
Taylor
15
13
15
May
102
12c
14,000
6c
Jan
12c
45c
88,100
41c
Jun
90c
1.95
900
1.75 May
2.05
Jun
1.20 Mar
1.46
Jan
1.25
1.30
3,450
Juiy
■'
(Pearson>
30%
30%
50
•
9
9
9%
2.15
2.03
2.15
5,'675
Thompson-Lundmark
•
13%c 13%c
30%
100
I
1,000
common
Gold
13%c
1
Gold
Toronto
Toronto
Iron
1-_<1
ElevatorsWorks
Winnipeg & Central
preferred
Winora
Traders
Finance
Class
A
class
5,500
16c
145,500
9c
1,000
6%
6%
823
99%
99%
100
12c
14c
5,100
99%
10
6%
Trans
1.90 Mar
Trans
11c
Jan
24c
32c
Feb
42c
3,000
21 %c
Jun
Yale
Lead
Yankee
100
•
1.90
Zinc
&
Mountain Oil
Transcontinental
Pipe Line
4,900
31c
Jun
1.70
12%
Jun
14
Triad
15 V2
Apr
18%
Tungsten
9%c
9%c
9%c
1,720
28%
27%
28%
28%
115
24%c24%c
8%c
1,628
28%
50
2.70
87c
37%
37%
44c
43c
—
10c
•
27%
,
Apr
14c
Apr
20c
5t710
2.70
onion
Union
Gas
4.00 Mar
Jun
1.55
Jan
8,820
32%
Jun
46%
1,200
40c
Jun
99c
Feb
10c
10c
17c
Jan
100
10c
Jun
1,500
22%c
Jun
4,305
2.00
Jun
'33c
37c
35,535
__
8%
8%
75
29
28%
29
305
•
United
Corp
class
United
Fuel
class
United Keno
A
——1
preferred—
Hill
22c
22c
23c
Andian
Anglo-Canadian
6,000
25c
Jun
47c
Jan
7,500
12c
Jun
22 %c
Jan
11,700
1.75
Jan
21c
28c
10,566
21c
Jun
59c
Jan
16c
6,500
15c
Jun
49c
Jan
Lead
Pulp
United
Oils
3.75
.
36%c Mar
2.84
Jan
Co
Brown
1st
&
95c
7
Jan
10
Feb
Feb
29% Mar
Canadian
Mar
3.70
Feb
40c
May
United
Upper
Steel
3.90
14,325
3.00
Feb
11
25
10%
Jun
12
Apr
deHavilland
58
30
54%
Jan
59
Apr
Dominion
8.20
8.15
8.45
1,658
10%
38c
45c
53,400
24c
May
58c
Feb
93c
1.00
3,403
90c
Jun
-
-
13%
13%
14
7%
880
1.22
1.21
1.25
2,100
•
Ltd
Ventures
Violamac
Vulcan
Waite
(G
&
Ltd
11
1.15
18,500
18%
Jun
4.80 Mar
1.60
Jan
Feb
14%
Jun
Jun
1.70
—
14%
14%
2.45
2.60
16%
3,900
—
43c
45c
2,000
•
10%
10%
10%
770
46%
46%
46%
1,912
12
12%
195
-*
—
Consolidated
__
Jun
11
490
2.60
common
Dalhousle
1.37
42c
9%
15c
Jan
Jun
24%
14 % May
Jan
Jun
Jun
3.25
Apr
95c
Western
Western
common
..Homestead
" Leaseholds
12 %
16%
40
Sugar
__
—
•
Jun
98
85
5.70
Jun
16
6.75
600
3.00
34%
33%
35
735
33%
Jun
10%
8%
10%
60
60
15,280
75
37%
38
2,675
20c
6,100
4.10
Jun
•
3.40
*
37%
•
3.25
3.40
42
10%
8% Jun
55
Jun
34%
.
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
Peb
•
3
common
Lumber
Oil
•
Aircraft
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
38%c
42c
1,500
37c
Jun
64c
Mar
8c
8c
5,000
5c
Jan
17c
Apr'
21%
22%
270
21c
21c
21c
1,000
52
52
100
*
52.
20
1
__
j
Jan
Feb
Feb
72
Feb
38%
Jun
Jun
28c
75
10
75
Feb
85
74%
105
71%
Jun
83%
33%
34
350
33
Jan
51
50%
51%
425
47%
Jun
5
26%
26%
26%
650
25
4.25
4.25
2,050
25%
25%
154
•
Utilities
Interprovincial
18c
75
74
18%c
7%
Steel
Paper
Price
common
.
Utilities
& Ontario Paper
__
*
8
_i
__
1
4.70
4.65
4.75
Feb
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
55 % Mar
Jun
29%
Jan
3.80
Jan
4.80
Jan
24
950
•
Bros
Yukon
Consolidated
Zeller's
31
30
31
620
60c
60c
4,500
22. 22%
125
Jun
17c
Jun
46%
Feb
1
'
Ltd
FOOTNOTES
•No par
a
Apr
22%
75
•
International
Feb
47
3c
"
20c
*
International
Jan
43
42c
I0u
Ltd
16%
12% Mar
Feb
27%
4.20 May
__
28
Apr
6.50
Jan
Jan
53 %c May
34
Mar
67c
Mar
Feb
—1
1
Ashley
Grocers
220
Jun
Jun
Jan
Feb
_—1
•'
Products
Western
Western
15
5.90
Bridge
Odd
24
42 %c
52
lot
sale
year's
in
Feb
Jan
July
1.20
1.18
1.27
8,812
1.07
Jun
1.66
Jan
5.35
5.35
5.50
2,260
5.00
Jun
6.85
Jan
e
22'%
Cash
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
FOR
t
(not included
in
v
.
delivery
year's
(not
Included
range).
wlWhen
u
(not
Included
in
year's
range).
x
Jan
Issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock
dividend.
22% Mar
MARKETS
Admitted to unlisted trading
wd When delivered.
z
price.
sale
CANADIAN
privileges.
sale
18%
Ex-llquldatlng dividend,
(Un)
range).
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat
r
•
value.
d Deferred
Westecl
88%
5.90
__
Jan
5c
1,600
*
W)
Weedon Pyrites
Wekusko
17%
6c
•
—
Amulet
Walker
18
5c
—I
___;
Mines
Oils
Waterous
5c
______—I
Viceroy Manufacturing
88 %
27%
8%
725
Jan
Jun
Jan
43 %c
•
Mines
9%
Paper
Pend Oreille
Roi
9
Jun
9%
24 %
130
Westinghouse
Minnesota
Van
26%
Jan
24%
Apr
Jun
7
•£>
\
Collieries
11
I
Mines
25%-
Hiah
10
Jun
22%
425
26%
8
25
8%
♦
Western
58
*
Canada
22%
8
5
Consolidated
Low
100
8%
22 %
__
1
Industries
__
8
•
Dominion
Canadian
16c
Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
8%
Gold
Canada
Low
*
preferred
Buiolo
Jan
25%
Shares
S
common
—
*
-
Jun
for Week
Range
Paper
&
•
50
1
___'
1.24
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Develop.
Corp
—*
*r
Zinc
&
35c
Exchange - Curb Section
•
Newfoundland
Anglo
Hayes
United
Feb
1.28
30c
Last
National
17c
7,250
1
B
Apr
Apr
2.58
12c 12 %c
Par
Canadian
1
United Asbestos _l
770
2.00
1.90
1.24
Sale Price
Feb
25c
*
Mining
Jun
Canadian Funds
May
74c
2.45
35c
—
100
12c
Jan
28 %c Mar
Jun
24c
—_—*
common
18c
Jan
May
1.90 July
30% Mar
30
Jan
2.40
—
2.44
1
Acceptance
5c
98
1.28
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Union
7% Mar
100%
May.
15c
__
STOCKS
26% Mar
39,150
35 V2
82c J-
2.90
80c
.2.85
*
Corp
5%. Apr
98
Jun
:
Petroleum
Oil
Jan
1
32c
_
Feb
25
•
Transvision-Television
Trend
May
1
Oil
Mines
Jan
150
18
•
Resources
Feb
17c
13c
Jun
24c
Canuck
Asbestos
Trans
Jan
12 %c
1
Wriglit-Hargreaves
51c -Mar
90c
12%
*
..
'
Mar
2,038
26c
18
—24%c
—!
9c
1.14
Apr
12%
*
Oils-
Era
Jun
2.25 May
40c
28%
Empire Oils
55c
Jun
18
6%c Jan
9c
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
Jan
18
•
—
May
95% Mar
May
13 %c
12 %c
10
86c
90c
__
B
Warrants
14
Jan.
32
7V2c Jun
Friday
Exploration
Towagmac
200
54,400
8c
Gold
Jan
8
*
A
16
7%c
•
Gas
Yukeno
1
class
Feb
56c 58 %c
1
38% Mar
24c
__
——1
Jan
91%
15c
Mines
Jun
40c
__
_____
Torbrit Silver Mines___—
26%
165
3c
Larder
Gold
Yellowknife Bear Mines
•
common
125
95%
4.35
Jan
1.85
31%
56c
jun
10c
1.26
k
Ltd
Tom bill
Jan
41c
Teck-Hugnes Gold Mines
Toburn
Jan
97%
10c
__
1
•»'
200
102
42c
*
Gold
*
Tamblyn
/
25c
Industries
Sylvanite
*
Oils
15
101
__
50c
,
Grass
14%
__
100
Jun
1
Winnipeg Electric
Preferred
Surf
16
High
1.90
1
.
Supertest
95
95
_
Jan
2.40
31%
Low
4,700
99%
Jun
500
2.40
2.20
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.95
*
Corp
Petroleums
3.1c 47% c_ 1,1,44,900
46c
1
6.95
18c
__
1
Mines
6.60
6.90
I
Contact
Cons
31%
1
Sturgeon River Gold __1
Low
2.15
III100
.
32%
Jan
Shares
•,
common
31%
7%c
for Week
1
Preferred
30 %
*
Sales
Range
of Price*
Par
Feb
31%
X
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
32%
*
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan
1.70
STOCKS
*
Mining
Suclbury
3
5
common
Preferred
Steeloy
JULY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Canada
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1
Bros,
Co
of Prices
1.61
1.63
MARKETS
lor Week
Low
1
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR
4*
/
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(90)
.Monday. July 6. 1953
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation
for
Friday,
July
3
Investing Companies
Mutual Fund.*—
Aberdeen
25c
94c
86c
Par
Mutual Fu.nds-
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund
1
—1.25
4.73
5.18
Fund
_1
3.86
4.13
Keystone
Inc—1
11.43
12.42
Inc—1
9.54
18.27
3.02
19.87
B-3
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
3.30
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
(Income
Inc
Fund
American
Business
American
Mutual
Shares
Fund
Axe-Houglitoh Fund "A"
Fund
Axe-Houghton
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Beneficial
Blair
Inv
Fund
Boston
Met
Brood
General
Canada
26.59
33.99
17.44
S-3
(AppreciationComStks)_l
16.82
8-4
(Low
Christiana
Fund
Composite
21.46
23.20
Loomis
23.36
25.59
(Net
Diversified
18.74
20.27
4.41
4.86
3.14
3.46
Home Furnishings shares—lc
3.11
3.43
Metals——__lc
3.72
4.10
lc
4.75
lc
4.87
5.36
lc
4.34
Inc—10c
7.73
8.47
18.86
1
16.70
27.61
Petroleum
Steel
12.58
13.67
12.95
26%
28%
shares
shares
Manhattan
1
34.49
Bond
Fund
beneficial
of
15.97
17.53
Fund
34.87
1
i
interest—1
Inc
Massachusetts
(Jnlts
stock
5.15
1
5.64
of
25c
1.86
2.04
1
10.06
13.99
15.09
Certificates
1
12.99
asset
Net
Founders
Of
beneficial
Values
1
Balanced
Fund
10.42
24.47
National
Investors
4.91
5.09
National
17.40
5
Inc-1
2.49
33%
•
Fund
7.91
Balanced
Low
2.73
15.32
6.53
Stock
7.16
8.96
6.67
1
4.74
1
3.53
1
5.31
Stock
Series
1
10.15
4.19
Resources
Fund
Ipc
1
1
19.30
20.86
58.64
1
5.56
6.04
Corp
England
preferred
Petroleum
&
8.22
9.06
9.93
Pine
Fund
(Geo)
Street
6.05
9.46
Putnam
Stock Fuud-lr
8.t>4
y.t v
lc
4.73
5.20
shares
.—lc
Mining
RR
5.54
Scudder,
25
Selected
9.11
9.49
6.21
6.81
State Street
7.08
7.76
Stein Roe
•
55.03
Sovereign
14.00
6.18
6.78
Technical Fund Inc
lc
6.60
7.24
lc
2.77
3.05
shards
Texas
Fund
Inc
United
Accumulative
United
Continental
shares
lc
4.63
5.09
United
2.75%
6-
1-53
12-
1-53
b2.60
2.35%
2.30%
4-
1-53
1-
4-54
b2.80
-53
b2.70
2.45%
2.50%
5-
1-53
2-
1-54
b2.85
2.60%
7-
1-53
4-
1-54
b2.95
2.75%
0.75%
Aug.
27,
1953—
16.
bl.40
bl.40
1.00%
Sept.
3,
23,
1953
bl.50
10,
1953
bl 90
Sept.
17,
1953—
bl.92
1.80%
13.
1953
Sept. 18, 1953 (TAB)
bl.95
1.85%
bl.80
1.60%
Sept.
bl.95
1.85%
bl.80
1.60%
Oct.
b2.00
1.95%
Bid
Ask
Par
Bank
Bankers
Chase
7.89
Chemical
1.97
lc
Empire
8.9,1
13.54
Federation
14.76
5.06
13.04
4.25
Fiduciary
5.53
12.00
Bank
4.64
First
137
10
Trust
Trust
National
of
&
the
Investing Corp
19
10
of
36
375
Fund
12.49
North
12.09
32
21%
19.75
21.54
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
18.54
20.04
4.11
4.45
l
9.26
New
2.41
114
Series
1
18%
2.44
60%
Jersey Insurance Co or
54
Lincoln
74%
Maryland
Agricultural Insurance Co— —10
29
31
American
—10
National
31%
33%
Automobile
4
46
48
Massachusetts
Equitable
5
30
32
20%
21%
American
of
Newark
29%
American
& Co Inc
Boston
_
&
20
25
Bank &
Trust__17%
255
49%
104
_
45
2
Camden
Fire
3%
4
26
28
119
Crum
8c
Fire
_10
75
79
10
55
5
33
35%
New
Hampshire Fire
21%
23 %
New
York
10
_
Inc
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
-10
199
'
North
—10
Assn
of
of
44
25
Diamond
29%
8%
Northern
12.50
53%
55%
Florida
(Bait)
10
5
199 Va
98%
1983
Power
&
Lgt
Qfi
3%s. 1983
Food Fair Stores 4s
Service
4s
5
Paul
Pow
Lgt
Fire-
—5
58%
60%
Seaboard
16%
Security
33%
35%
Surety
(New
5
36
37%
Standard
—10
38%
40%
—10
150%
155%
Fire
10
102%
1973,
100%
101
100
101
105%
106%
1973
4%s
1973
1
Service—
4Vis
1983
100%
104
.Stocks—
Georgia Power $4.92 preferred.*
103%
103
104%
105
Cent
Oil
&
4s. 1983
4%s
30
Power
4%s
9%
10%
48'%
51%
New York Tel 3%s
29%
31%
Northern
45
Pacific
35
Philadelphia Electric 3%s_.
♦
46%
43%
■**
3 Vis
—
37%
.
22%
*1
Natl
Gas
&
Gas
"fir
Phila
'•
23%
4.68%
4%s__. 1973
103%
103%
Texas
102%
103 %
104
104%
1983
yield price.
k Admitted to
listing on the
Stock
53%
96
pfd
100
103%
104%
Texas Power & Lgt—
4s_. 1984
FOR
•No par value.
■
Electric
100
104%
bBld
•
52%
94
Power—
preferred
103%
FOOTNOTES
59%
.
England
4.60%
.100
50
104%
Electric
39%
ait
New
preferred
1983
747
57%
4.50%
1984
48%
;<M5%
727
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
2
Ask
102%
Q7
101%
100
Public
104%
Fire
Fire
Washington Gas Lgt
4s
104
U S
3
Gas
1978
U 8
Westchester
31%
Mallory (P R) & Co—
U
10
Natural
111
41
84
180
1988
110
43
82
30%
Bid
3%s
1968
33
10
Electric
Kerr-McGee
40
100
Bonds—(Cont.)
62%
41
Insurance Co of North Amer —10
1
A. .6.25
59 %
10
Guarantee
Bank of Amer N T 8c 8
Louisiana Power & Lgt—
4.96% preferred
39
S
160
Francisco
103%
5
-
100
Trust
100%
—10
Home
60
102
10
.
64
62%
Trust—20
100
Co
Accident
&
60
58%
20
8c
1983
Haven)
Travelers
Hartford Steamboller
12%
Springfield Fire & Marine
American
Hanover Fire_„
99%
—
2
Fire & Marine
15%
Republic
Rutgers
St
Bank
25
Trust
Bank
Kentucky Utilities 3%s____.
10
(Texas)
Union
Grove
93
(San Fran) —10
Republic
Ask
99%
1983
Montana
38%
86%
100%
1973
Iowa Public
New Jersey P & L 4Vis
1983
New Orleans Public Service
56 %
Louis
Tower
44%
62
104
1Q7B
Alkali 3%s
18%
26
Mutual Bank & Trust
St
Wisconsin
94
36%
25
—
28
24%
51%
Co
Tennessee Gas 4Vis
1983
1965
3%s
L & P
17%
54 %
48%
Trust
100
3%s
Credit
90
5
Mercantile
Southern
lo
—10
30
102%
10
Newark
27
Potomac
Jersey
10
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
54 %
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
87
51
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
51%
104%
3%s
23
7%
...
40
41%
102%
Phoenix
Globe
Hartford
42
5
Fire
37
Bank
20
103%
81
Globe 8c
Great
83%
40%
65
Bank-
1983
65%
—
18
277
33%
63
Bank—20
Nat'l
National
National
4V4S__ 1983
77
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
8c
Consol Gas E
10
Fire
Commercial
28%
Peerless
Power
41
45
2.50
Pacific
Elec
4 % s
8c Lgt
63%
Philadelphia-
Firemen's Fund
Firemen's
63%
3.33%
101
60
Trust—33 Vi
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__ —10
Fire
61%
Calif
43
River
96
25
Bid
Pow
39
Northeastern
49%
16%
267
12%
Bank-20
_17
First
-
Bank
National
Exchange
Boatmen's
San
&
Power
2
81%
49
10
100
States
Recent Security Issues
5
Casualty
47%
Pacific
Federal
Fire
Amsterdam
*
47%
Bank
Arkansas
45%
78
Co
Bonds-
(Detroit)—10
10
National Union
42
United
Alabama
New
194
10
—10
Trust
Trust
11
National
Casualty Co
Forster
40%
10
62%
.5
&
States
24%
4
60%
333
40
49
Merchants
Casualty
318
20
Louis
Amer
46%
115
29
National
_
Connecticut General Life
Continental
46
38%
Manufacturers
Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
National
St.
50%
10
Bank
First
107
25
of Albany
National
National
5
&
103
25%
26
—
47%
169%
24%
Merchant Fire Assurance
40%
Co
45%
Portland
263
Continental Illinois
34
164%
1
23
24%
Shippers
Insurance
Ask
27%
38%
25
10
100
United
100
Bank
Trust
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Bid
5
—10
Surety
Automobile
Bankers
—
43
31
State Bank
10
Bonding
-2%
American, Re-Insurance
Y—10
common
$2.10 prior preferred-!
10
$1.05 convertible preferred—5
American
8c Casualty_5
N
Life
Casualty
American
Fidelity
41
25
Peoples 1st Nat'Bank 8c Tr
62V8
Chicago
Par
52
Assur__
46 %
10
200
21%
20
Rye National Bank
5.18
l
1956
71 %
Alliance
45
Pittsburgh
National Bank
City
York
Public Nat'l
Amer Trust Shares—
1955
Security-First National
1,500
10
Free port
National
10.55
2.11
100 1,460
20
Brook
Morgan (J P)
2.50
10
:
Manufacturers Trust Co
Shares—
Ask
110
10
_
35
185
Angeles
Mellon
Insurance Companies
Life
Commerce
of
33%
50
22%
Trust
United
Casualty 8c Surety— —10
Insurance Co
—10
Bank
Los
34
Irving
Trade
Aetna
20
_16
National Bank of Detroit
13.7B
Sterling
Aetna
Bank
Co
City Bank
Detroit
50
10.22
of
E_
Series
Y
9.53
1
11.06
Series
N
Bank
13.50
Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee
Square
(The)
1
__
11.49
Bid
Union
387
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
1
Par
•
38
100
Y
N
1
.1
16.98
National
National
21
1
_
1
16.62
Central
National Bank—
Franklin
Mutual
Fund
Independence Trust Shares
1
415
65
1.24
Ihvastors Management Fund
390
400
Bank
City
Franklin
245
375
100
!
Co
Cleveland
96
16.69
Boston
132
93
1.12
America
63
10
Trust
x60
47
15.26
92c
16
63
lc
83c
Y)
239
Bk_100
Savings
Trust
Cleveland Trust
N
100
6%
20
Whitehall Fund Inc
Unit
Northern
62%
10
lc
lc
5%
61
20
and
Group
Plains
Bank
.Harris Trust &
Co
Hanover
Group shares
shares
Insurance Group
10
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust
5.29
Wellington
13.85
48%
367
4.84
Fund
11.35
12.66
Trust
46%
National
46%
66.25
Meadow
Fund
&
51
22.10
I
Inc
Income
Investors
1.80
Bank
379
10
8c Trust
?
49%
45%
62.75
8.18
Par
10
Inc—1
Fund
Washington
10.50
1953
Companies
First
15
Bank
Bank
Continental
8.64
100
Trust
National
Guaranty Trust Co
Wall Street
1
34
6.36
12.02
Investors
Institutional Shares- Lid—
32 %
6.20
11.66
incorporated
Co_-.10
Manhattan
12.89
Line
12.36
1,
1953
1.75%
Chicago—(Cont)—
the
5.67
Value
11.43
of
5.82
25.50
American
24.
Ask
11.86
24.76
1
Bid
York
1
Industry Shares Inc—1
common
1953
1
Line
Income Foundation Fund Inc.lOc
20,
1
Value
Inc—
1.75%
Sept.
1.25%.
1.50%.
Fund
11.57
1
bl.90
1.10%
bl.60
bl.70
21.88
1
Fund
Fund
Ask
1.65%
1953
Fund Shares
7.44
10.59
Ouardian Mutual Fund Inc
Aetna
Bid
bl.35
1953
1953
6.
Income
6.78
1
Inc
of
2.50%
Treasury Bills
Ask
1953
9,
Science
United
lc
shares
Trust
2.35%
lj52T
New
27.19
1
4.87
Investment
1-53
1-53
2-53
1
1
7.63
Investment Co of
2-53
'
Inc
9.22
Bond
2.50%
Ask
6-
•
1
4.43
Stock
25.09
Television-Electronics Fund
8.41
Bank
b2.75
1-
Bid
2-
Bank & Trust
8.97
7.00
Growth
%}2.60
2.50%
(White
lc
New
b2.75
Bank of New York
1
lc
Fund
1-53
Due
July 30, 1953
14.03
Investment Corp
Farnham Fund
lc
Hudson
12-
July
14.00
12.97
Investors
&
shares
Growth
2.45%
2-53
Dated
Bid
Clark—
&
8.18
shares
Utility
b2 70
3-
July
July
55.03
Fund
Equipment shares
Tobacco
2-53
2.30%
United States
19.43
Shares
lc
—lc
shares
Growth Companies
11-
2.15%
Kate
19.28
17.97
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
lc
shares
stock
1-53
b2.40
14.47
17.74
Fund-;
Stock
Amer
shares-lc
shares
Railroad
Steel
7-
32
14.05
(net asset value)
shares—lc
bond
Inc
Stevens
Common
8.40
9.28
Inc
10.47
shares
Bond
5.05
7.66
8.47
lc
Fund
9.56
Company
Railroad
*
shares—lc
shares
Macliineryshares-lc
Petroleum
2.75%
3.00%
Scudder, Stevens 8c Clark
Merchandising
Due
26%
1
8.63
Priced
Dated
6.55
24%
2%
lc
shares
Institutional
95.8
Ask
Aug.
1
Chemical
Low
94.24
2.00%
Aug.
1
Inc
9.67
Investing
1958
1,
Bid
18.99
2.50
Fund
8.82
Industrial
96.8
b2.30
17.59
5
Trading
7.50
lc
bond
95.24
1-53
3.01
5
Building shares
administered
1957
1,
3-53
2.75
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
lc
shares
97
1-52
1
Fund
Pioneer
General
97.24
96.16
3-52
lc
lc
shares
shares
Fully
97.8
1957
12-
Aug.
Inc
$1.50
Food
98
1956
1,
1%S April
63.05
Trust
New
Group Securities—
,
1,
98.17
97.16
2.65%
Resources of Canada
Common (The)
1956
11-
2%%
4.59
Natural
Natural
Electrical Equip
1,
99.17
98.11
2.25%
11.09
Fund Inc__lc
7.50
3.10
Fund
99.15
98.1o
93.9
2.25%
5.80
20.61
Automobile
April
100.2
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
3.86
Series—
6.84
Aviation
100
5.18
2.85
Investors
April
Oct.
15. 1954
15, 1955
15, 1955.
1%S Oct.
1, 1953
8.42
13.81
Capital
l%s
32nds—
7.29
7.70
1
General
March
l%s Dec.
100ft
9912
100%
9.79
1
Series
Industrial
11.37
Series——1
Series.*.
Income
8.60
Series
Bond
2
General
l%s
.0462
100
1 %s
In
Bid
Notes—(Cont)
March
12.29
1
lc
series
.
Gas Industries
100.0183
—
16.44
1
Slock
Speculative
lc
series
Priced
Preferred
35%
Corp
Series
Futures
stock
113'%
Security Series—
18.81
10
Inc
Treasury
l%s
1954.
are
Rate
11.33
1
Fundamental Investors Inc
Common
112
2.35%
interest
22.89
Inc
stock
1,
2%s Dec.
Securities-
32.55
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
1961
Maturity—
Ask
Treasury Notes—
Mutual Trust Shares
30.40
Corp
Mutual
June
I
value—
1
Fund
Bid
1 %s
2%s
12.99
Mutual Shares Corp—
20c
Industrial
Panama Canal 3s
Indebtedness
of
2s Aug. 15, 1953.
2V4S Feb. 15, 1954-
16.58
Inc
1
Fund
Fund
97.24
99.28
Dollar Price
15.21
1
Nation Wide
Fund
Boston
98.24
97.8
May 1, 1958
95.8
99.22
Maturity—
I
First
99.22
99.16
29.69
1
Invest Fund
10.93
Inc
Howard—
fidelity
99.14
1954
99
98.12
94.24
Fund—
Life
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
Mutual
Shares
Financial
99.20
1954
1,
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
7.16
Block
1954
1,
1956
1957-55
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Inc—
Equity Fund Inc.
1,
1955-53
1,
18.05
beneficial interest—•
shares
16.41
7.69
Balanced
1,
1,
20.39
15.10
shares
Non-Ferrous
7.21
Growth
Fund
98.20
May
June
4.78
136
6.63
6.53
8c
Feb.
2%s
5.23
6 500
131
7.02
Baton
2%s
99.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.58
1
Dreyfus
100.2
l%s Oct.
4.07
3.25
11.98
Fund
Dividend
3.69
Equipment shares.lc
Diversified Investment Fund-1
Stock
lc
Electrical Equipment shares lc
General Industries shares—lc
1
common
99.30
1954
99.6
June
36.73
Business
—1
value
Diversified
36.73
16.14
8c Stock
Funds
•
Value)
Asset
Paper
Fund
Diversified
15,
2%s Nov. 1 1954
Sayles Mutual Fund—
14.93
1
asset
Ask
100.1
7.00
Automobile
Mutual Fund Inc—
Vegh
point
99.31
1953
2%s
Managed Funds—
Ctfs
Met
a
Bonds—
10.21
11.93
1
Inc
Bank
6.30
9.34
8.66
com—100 6.350
Fund
Delaware
5.74
11.02
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Do
6.41
1
25c
1
100
Fund
Stks)_l
9.36
Inc
Inc
Concord
Com
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
5
Investment
17,
2%s
29.00
1
1
Securities
Composite Bond
Priced
Knickerbocker
Preferred
Land
18.35
Stocks)
1
Fund
Federal
2%s Feb.
19.03
22.23
32ndf ef
mors
Bid
Banks—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
37.07
1
or
2%s
19.02
(Appreciation Pfd St,ks)_l
8.85
Corp
17.43
Loan
one
Ask
19.01)
(Quality Common Stks)_l
23.98
Fund
Commonwealth
K-2
Pfd
Home
2.30s Aug.
2.75s Feb.
12.05
(Income Com
8.19
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
26.12
17.41
11.04
6-1
22.18
Inc
Fund
23.94
1
1
Stocks)—1
8-2
8
Inc—
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canadian
26.87
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
1
Invest
Street
25.70
2.95
1
Fund
value-
asset
1
10.11
10c
Inc
Bowling Green
Bonds)
20.67
-*
America
of
Tr
Federal
Funds—
Custodian
(Investment
B-2
Bid
30.16
9.30
Ridge
Bond
29.56
7%
2.45
1
Corp
Holdings Corp
1
Mutual Fund Inc— 1
Blue
Inc
B-l
10.37
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
K-l
Affiliated
Bid
Mutual''
(The)
Johnston
Exchange.
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Public Service Co
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26%
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101%
102
$4.64
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issued,
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ISSUES
I
Number 5235... The Commercial
Volume 178
aygirFinancial Chronicle
(91)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
Bank clearings
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 4, clearings for all
of the country,
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
obtain weekly clearings will be
Our preliminary total stands
2.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.
*
at
$19,271,587,122 against $18,824,749,639 for the
there is
loss for the week ending
a
At this center
week in 1952.
same
Our comparative summary for
Friday of 3.8%.
Third
Federal
Bethlehem
1,654,836
1,922,972
Chester
1,972,456
Lancaster
H
July 4—
York
New
$10,627,350,144 $11,052,011,207
+ 13.5
Scranton
6;973,798
5,780,577
+ 20.6
Wilkes-Barre
2,563,844
5,282,401
+ 57.8
2,913,005
+ 32.3
York
(11
3.3
—
Federal
7,960,080
Reserve
1,195,467,199
+16.2
526,736,454
+17.7
367.042,726
316,609,545
+15.9
342,400,000
269,100,000
+27.2
529,960,000
Francisco
469,098,200
311,052,815
376,109,705
320,984,188
267,925,100
$15,867,939,807 $15,369,088,428
cities, five days
Total
All
___
3,403,647,315
Total
Fifth
$19,271,587,122
3.2
+
2,879,718,675
___
five days
all
cities,
cities,
days
five
$18,248,807+03
Holiday
day
one
Total
-
(7
4,206,554
9,867,906
394,493,243
341,831,088
1,090,308,109
932,743,704
39.450.000
8,799,067
37,314,800
6,020,970
+ 46.1
11.474.001
We cannot furnish
them
cities)
Federal
Reserve
9,695,443
8,263,082
+ 38.9
369,953.960
1,052,577,176
+10.6
3,503,824
16,542,000
147,463,549
+ 12.0
+ 13.2'
+
+
5.7
8,134,960
179,676,372
5,253,565?
6,998,188
District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
3,925,134
„
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District
of
18,777,000
177,285,333
5,399,692
333,976,279
—
j
Columbia—Washington,
575,942,536
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
today, inasmuch
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
5,362,424
elaborate detailed
For that
week
statement, however, which we present further below,
and complete results of the previous week
there
was
for the whole country having amounted
in
week
same
Outside
1952.
clearings at this center showing
to the Federal
in the
of 6.1%
York
New
District
city there
was
which
they
are
a
located and from this
(including this city)
the totals show
we
note
falling off
a
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.1% but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals record
the totals
register
the
increase of 10.6%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 10.3%
an
Atlanta
totals show
In the Cleveland Reserve District
improvement of 3.6%.
an
Reserve
District
of
2.9%.
In
the-Chicago Reserve District the
gain of 4.5%, in the St.; Louis Reserve District of 7.0%
a
"Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.4%.
larger by 2.5%
but in the Kansas
and in the
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals
Sixth
Federal
Reserve
are
smaller by
are
585,093,577
+10.3
545,209,325
23,911,805
"
19,919,400
90,366,531
325,100,000
108,697,731
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
304,800,000
' 6,558,075
i
Macon
we
furnish
a
+ 20.3
6,369,521
4,005,358
135,282,002
Alabama—Birmingham
132,755,653
+
4,141,361
165,383,613
144,304,764
7,132,461
83,014,280
454,451,193
8,396,963
Louisiana—New
Total
6.2
3.0
19,191,084
16,227,564
87,439,582
75,528,166*
217,000,000 *
260,200,000
5,212,081*
4,188,579
3.3
3,914,763
3,505,524
+ 22.3
108,443,144
83,892,609
8.0
107,812,882
+17.7
90,337,638
6,313,483
—
—
155,792,633
152,249,606
+
2.3
6,663,530
+19,577
129,621,699
114,185,56$
910,777,589
885,277,333
+
2.9
728,918,342/
61l;«35,930
1,614,864
1,475,306
+
9.5
14,061,336
6,503,550
Mississippi—Vicksburg
11,045,'484
I,767,518
12,390,266
475,758
Orleans
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Reserve
*
.
411,687
+ 15.6
456,805
District—Chloago—
Arbor_
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
8,-192,799
Terre
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
Sioux
15,987,069
3,058,514
86,342,597
96;848,957
4,799/751
32,392+70
Rapids.
Moines
Des
57,980,000
2,969,811
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
City.
+
7,164,771
59,585,000
-
-
+ 27.3
6,358,177
12,285,942
Indianapolis
South Bend-
+ 14.3
+
+
1,314,309
851,649,944
3,606,017
12,923,957
9,943,883
4,013,424
10,730,434
4,026,240
1,173,374,840
1,123,392,126
(17 cities)
0.7
35,149,179
1.4
61,072,000
11;054,940
4,821,599
15,430,554
+ 80.1
13,103,768
Rockford
Total
7.5
+
32,159,172
12,539,097
54,431,000
+ 12.2
4+66,367
4,209,838
!
2.8'
I,488,023
11,312,849
6,595,786
6,255,879
7,125,993
9,033,650
10,836-,623
3,560,050
80,586,354
2,128,583
—
2,367,692
888,128,364
Chicago
Peoria
2.3
—23.2
12,917/962
Illinois—Bloomington
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
+ 20.0
—
Springfield
2.6% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 2.7%.
following
279,442,378
93,690,141
+10.4
District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxville
Decatur
City Reserve District the totals
'
In the
4,167,900
5.7
12,314,0001
119,809,962
3,770,7501
232,832,270
gain of 3.1%, the bank
We group the cities according
decrease of 6.4%.
a
Reserve Districts in
week ended
—
1.8%, the aggregate of clearings
to $18,425,704,637 against $18,768,635,685 in
this
of
of
decrease
a
0.7
+
96,132,293
645,452,211
(6 cities)
Mobile
able to give final
27.
150,207,102
+
316,089,487
2,709,931
14,619,000
+ 20.2
106,088.773
Florida—Jacksonville
In the
3,082,804
+ 13.5
+ 2.4
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
*
5.0
+ 12.9
itacnmonu
5.6
+
$19,271,587,122 $18,824,749,639
for. week
cities
all
issue of next week.
in
353,721,034
37,128,500
+ 14.7
Nashville
and
5,558,998
213,606,959
425,090,349
37,484,100
6,792,929
410,128,340
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 18.1
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
that
1,068,815,975
214,103,095
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
the
1,146,409,929
1,164,191,208
Youngstown
South
*
2.1
—
388,374,716
Columbus
+19.8
,
are
11,168,551
+38.3
Ten
we
8,829,198
7,687,265
I
I
II HI
H_I
+34.9
520,012,039
j
Other cities,
June
5,508,078
11,812,283
4,834,841
6.1
462.862,649
)_
Mansfield
+ 13.0
419,529,230
3,616,889
+ 14.6
+
245,543,510
Cleveland
West
ends
2.9
District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
975,000,000
Baltimore
our
cities)
+
—
10,781,327
9,118,631
-
Jersey—TrentonJ^..
Fourth
Cleveland
in
6,986,196
11,436,699
1,170,434,439
Delaware—Wilmington
1*.
1,164,819*
1,030,458
954,826
3,099,437
1,026,000,000
3,126,877
4,837,479
2,903,239
5,809,109
4,044,471
Cincinnati
—,
Pittsburgh
+
3,523,661
1,100,000,000
3,916,678
2,846,018
+22.7
Louis
San
4.5
1,416,297
1,152,000,000
619,704,007
City
1,660,976
1,320,433
0.4
3,230,520
805,445,402
Boston
Kansas
+ 35.3
+ 55.7
4,093 860
1,133,000,000
Philadelphia
+
1,420,933
1,267,066
1,119,000,000
987,957,473
Chicago
St.
%
1952
1953
1930
t
1,648,275
TELEGRAPH
BY
1951
Dec. %
Reading
Philadelphia
Total
Week Ended
$
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Reserve
1952
»
New
the week follows:
f
Pre-
increase compared with a year ago.
an
upon
Week Ended June 27
inc. or
1953
43
—
+
2.9
4.3
—
—
7.3
0.3
+
30,007383
13,250,172
1,113,929
765,190,406
3,187,462
863,187,169'
3,776,517
II,894,491
8,261,582 +
3,311,659
+16.7
—
3,193,287
66,801,199
3,763,664
3.0
4.5'
II,044,106
5,666,725
3,352,871
1,127,492,787 *
1,004,351,175
•
SUMMARY
OF
BANK
CLEARINGS
1953
1952
Inc.
$
$
Dec.
+
1951
3.6
or
1950
$
%
Week Ended June 27—
$
*
12 cities
1st Boston
i
2nd New York.,——___12
"
3rd
-
742,364,347
;
9,595,264,430
716,710,380
10,216,637,844
—
6.1
—
"
1,170,434,439
"
1,164,191,208
582,428,318
1,052,577,176
8,895,585,764'
8,126,799,800
2.1
1,146,409,929
.1,090,308,109
328,700,000
152,885,911
104,754,756
588,486,397
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
/-7th
Chicago
8th
j
9th
10th
St.
6
"
645.452,211
585,093,577
+10.3
545:209,325
"
910,777,589
885,277,333
+
2.9
728,918,342
611,635,930
——17
"
1,173,374,840
1,123,392,126
+
4.5
1,127,492,787
1,004,351,175
4
"
588,486,397
549,949,161
+
7.0
528,108,765
476,004,499
Louis-
Total
12th
Reserve
•
,
i
-
'
add
+
2.5
351,250,292
345,885,518
Montana—Billings
400,079,326./
"
985,091,222
1,011,920,369
—
2.7
962,959,941
779,568,494
18,425,704,637
18,768,635,685
—
1.8
16,946,230,223
15,238;513,904
9,245,421,679
8.964,708,750
+
3.1
8,364,005,824
L
Helena
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Week: Ended June 27
.
1952
Inc. or'
Dec. %
.
•'
.<
Reserve
>—
*
1,957,076
New
—.
,
Bedford
Worcester
Rhode
New
3.6
1,867,352
1,728,232
+
779'
4,103,028
4,216,379
+
2.7
566,645,701
+ 28.5
2,164,653
—10:5
914,842
2,111,448
1,080,447
1,206,575-
20,700,602
380,938,829
f
'
1,769,949*
2,307,000
7.802.966
+
3.2
7,066,744
28,440,888 '
+
9.3
25,670,045
26,726,082
Fort Worth-
14,034+72
+
2.8
12,589,985
11,327,668
Galveston
i
',.
3,112,'503
593,158,400
3.0
131,369,834
119,024,399
712,425
8,958,586
8,070,754
5.3
1.8
13,863,666
303,145,025
305,112,275
4+
10,553,588
—
—
—
-
16,417,187
9,719,879
2,129,562
+ 10.0
2,749,810
3.6
2,681,656
2.6
481,635,750
470,415,061
6.5
6,584,207
295,028,052
9,312,122
290,276,657
26,474,157
—
—
8,632,118
6,935,534
^
7,498,231
+10.5
29,118,500
24,889,500
1,574,555
+11.3
1,426,732
/
2,483,926
3.6
063,201,602
„
31,033,525
128,079,186
+
York—
89,959,584
3,843.771
3,84$;217
110.386:945
+15.4
2,770,068
—18.5
1.968,595
I
1.856,582
9,180,282.958
9,803,926,935
—
0.1
3,470,251
102,452,012.
2,616,870
3,124,187
'
89,785,897
2.289,276
Jersey—Montclair__'
cities)—
400,079/326
171,883,908
Utah—Salt
Beach
-
Pasadena
1,989,317
San
Francisco.
-
7,753,221,957
San
Jose
J
+10.5
23,458,199
20,582,689
16,240:547
+
9.1
16,856,779
+
0.8
29,961,664
5,105,000
5,132,528
9,438,841
+
2.5
351,250,292
345,885,510
3.3
176,607,162
6:8
+' 2.9
—
8.3
5,637,110
5,096,972
9,088,500
+ 1-1.2
+6,800,076
13,313,141
71,996,889
18,396,086
17,266,183
12,859,170
511,912,060
519,740,597
14,917,911
14,566,949
5,033,775
4,172,623
10,144,155
Barbara
10,576,844
5.8
3,476,805
—11.8
154,953,843
67,549,631
16,322,121
126,180,081
2,643,315
156,747,738
52,989,398
13,880,470
11,191,092
507,370,970
"12,323,452
3,733,403
9,431,462
396,896,644
10,581,573
2,873,272
8,324,947
—
—
+
9.3
+
6.5
—
—
+
3.0
1.5
2.4
+ 20.6
8,451,056
13,958,305
22,254,969
178,758,837
78,687,618
City
1,908,860
25,256,840
4,208,958
12,471,565
Lake
3,582,224,399
27,917,015
177,773,319
157,680,001
Oregon—Portland
6.4
«ai
Stockton
Total
850,862
54,575,375
:
9,632,009
3,964,143
California—Long
Grand
Northern New Jersey
3.8
District—San Francisco-
6.0
fai
Newark
Reserve
+
24,753,063
Connecticut—Stamford
Federal
Yakima
—
17,718.508
.
410,204,216
cities)
Washington—Seattle
Santa
Rochester
Syracuse
(6
r'
117,383.711
2.258,663
York
6,047,347
9,713,347
+
—
jvoflr
127,391,123
Jamestown
Falls
31,078,084
5,688,000
6,592,269
—
582,428,318
—23.4
28,966,911
5,852,000
Louisiana—Shreveport
Twelfth
District—New
Reserve
8,017,215
339.C71.749
1,650,895
716,710,380
,
352,126,380
Dallas
Wichita
30,302,700
1,752,821
Binghamton
(12
2,692,946
602,174
516,627
6,338,278
—
388,068,565
10,988,356
7,117,075
—23.3
21,659,984
10.510,839
484,085
1.8
2,025,114
742,364.347
cities)
York—Albany
Total
385,414,237
918,876
33,482,900
Buffalo
^
2.6
8,712,54$
•
+ 34.9
147,376,578
10,059,831
2,963,008
3,001,270
Springs
Pueblo
9,327,020
,•
New
1
,
31,080,627'..
Hampshire—Manchester
New
425,149,617
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Elmira
t
City
Joseph
14,433,342
Federal
5.4
—
r,
577,943i739
St,
Texas—Austin
Island—Providence
Second
8+
+
900,546
542,140
7,717,056
Colorado—Colorado
2.8
'.
New
6+86,752
3,484,177 p,
3,341,069
2,952,688
11,287,438
+
7,556,951
142,991,468
Wichita
Total
'
92,437,297
6,567,008
3,728,890
—
11,448,318
923,577
Kansas—Topeka
+
2,168,896
10,920,555
8,055,458
__+
(12
6.9
2.0
+ 12.3
438,372,794
731,357
+49.1
3,218,189
Haven
Total
—
—
491,607,971
611,630,033/
11,225,203
1
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+
4;638t570
2,713,309
Lowell
Springfield
-
1,889,022-
628,352,006
Fall River
'
3,328,676
7,465,733
Missouri—Kansas
•5.004,069
jMassachusetts—Boston
^
7,213,831
3,931,468
District—Kansas-City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Omaha
1950
1951" '
$
Reserve: District—Boston—
Portland'
J
5.6
10,490,041
cities)
(7
Hastings
Lincoln
,
1953,>
,
Maine—Bangor—
"i
6.1
+
462,119,999
-
Total
"
first1 Federal
1,920,521
7,485,291,947
detailed
our
'
t
6,162,580
264,789,820
+
105,636,106
6,713,345
3,851,866
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
410,204,216
at—
•
.
.
8,082,353
286,915,716
105,615,524
6,560,371
300,254,025
3,737,428
North
_10
v
"
•
,
Clearings
476,004,499
7,239,906
South
"
week ended June 27 for four years:
,
528,108,765
111,559,035
Tenth Federal
•
now
7.0
+
318.527,878
Paul
470,415,061
—
Outside New York City—
We
126,357,240
77,726,738
District—Minneapolis—
1
Minneapolis
St.
385,414,237
+
593,158,400
__112 cities
Federal
481,635,750
438,372,794
577,943,739
6
Total
Ninth
Minnesota—Duluth
425,149,617
462,119,999
-
Francisco-
San
—
5.4
"
"
——
City_.
11th Dallas-
;
(4 cities)
,2.6
7
10.
Minneapolis
Kansas
89,107,559
1,894/214
454-,451,193
10
_
270,000,000
135,206,992
+ 10.4
540,949,161
932,743,704
301,900,000
3.1
—8.9
2,355,869
7.9
+
94,599,505
2,145730
+
148,293,787
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
+ 10.7
304,700,000
Kentucky—Louisville
'
4th Cleveland
District—St. Louis—
—
1,068,815,975
+10.6
1,195,467,199
7
Philadelphia ———11
663,201,602
Eighth Federal Reserve
Missouri—St. Louis
48.944,617
+ 11.5
51,575,664
63.763+13
+
1.3
63,189,129
54,855,143
9,595,264,430
10,216,637,844
—
6.1
8,895,585,764
8,126,799,800
cities)—
(112
cities)
4.1
985,091,222
1,011,920,369
—
2.7
962,959,941
779,568,494
18,425,704,637
18,768,635,685
—
1.8
16,946,230,223
15,238,513,904
9,245,421,679
8,964,70^,750
+
3.1
8,364,005.824
' 7,485,291,947
44.749,840
64,595,775
(10
Total
—
Outside
•
New
York.
Estimated.
(a) Now
included in Newark, N. J.
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(92)
44
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pittsburgh
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
the world.
RATES CERTIFIED
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below
BY
JUNE
buying rate for cable transfers
record for the week just passed:
a
1953
TO
Drug Co.
RESERVE
JULY
2,
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
15-year
3 V2 %
ENTIRE
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
Carrier
INCLUSIVE
1953,
Corp., 4.8%
New
Eastern
3 V* %
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Country and Monetary Unit
Co., 3%%
Fooie
(Value in United States Money)
1st
ISSUE
June
26
Tuesday
June 29
$
Argentina peso—
Basic
Monday
June 30
$
.200000*
.133333*
Gear
.0719820*
Date
preferred stock
Corp.—
bonds due 1961
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
Machine
&
Belgium, franc
Basic
.0719820*
.0719820*
4 (4 %
mtge.
bonds due
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0224903
.0225906
.325733
.325733
1.004375
1.005312
1.005625
1.005625
.210400
.210400
.210400
.210400
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.0285625
.00285625
.00285625
.
.210433
.210433
2.813750
2.314062
——
.210433
.210433
2.813958
.
Name of Company
2.813750
.115606
.115606
.263200
.263200
.263200
.263225
2.785891
2.786200
2.786097
2.785891
2.785891
5%
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.140154*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.193233*
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233325
2.803237
2.803549
2.803445
2.803237
2.803237
5%
2.813750
2.814062
2.813906»
2.813750
2.813750
George
franc
Africa,
pound
pound sterling
United
Kingdom,
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free
General
General
.658327*t
—-
.658327*t
.658327*4
.658327*4
.658327*4
Derived
.561797*t
.561797*4
.561797*4
.561797*4
Giant
.425531*4
.425531*4
.425531*4
.425531*4
Gilbert
(A.
.531914*t
.531914*t
.531914*4
.531914*4
.531914*4
Gillette
Co.,
.332500*
—
tAppUcatlou
depends
.333133*
.332700*
.332366*
.332366*
Gimbel
of Merchandise,
type
upon
Fund
C.)
(P.
State
ing securities decreased $149 million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
thousands
of
20.497,103
Redemption
fund
for
F.
—
790.178
451
—
+
Other
cash
Discounts
U.
6.
312,346
and
Industrial
advances
—
245,174
loans
Govt,
Bought
25,451
—
3.099
.
+
71,380
8,042
—
1,852
in
securities:
outright—
1.474.804
+
—
Other
the
225,050
+
'
in
Bonds
—
6,782.500
|
+: 8,205.598
'
—.
4,521,975
bought outright
under
24.766,166
613,848
—
—
70,950
+
securities-
24,766,166
25,014,439
Due from
R.
foreign banks
notes
of
other
Baok
—
_
105,300
70,950
+
152,615
4,043.306
premises
49.805
assets
99.782
50.960,097
total of
a
+
—
U.
S.
:
—
,
5
+
337,561
5,620
+
10,070
270.679
+
114
—
+
Deposits:
Assets—,j
4.354
—
19,827,622
Treasurer—gen. acct—
176.241
520.902
174.301
507,028
+
75,479
+
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab. and accrued divs.
3,306,020
15,704
—,
—
204,436
+
Loans
and
+
93,884
54,678
—
16,776
9,934
industrial,
brokers
13b).
455,874
<ierves
wote
gold
certificate
for
Ooatlngent liability
ances
purchased
on
S.
in
Commercial,
creased
in
4.116
+
514,239
+
234
930,562
Other
+
for
—
rime
+
507,028
+
1,236
15,233
1,006,320
68
+
20.530
2.547
Banks, $1,527 million in
in
an
de¬
increase of $586
deposits.
agricultural
total
of
loans
another
de¬
$188 million
at
was
188
—
1,567
securities—total
+
1
7-20
9-15
8-25
31 (4c
8-
1
7-10
56V4C
7-15
6-25
56(4c
8-17
Y.)
8-
7-15
6-19
8-
1
8-
1
8-
3
—
(quar.)
7-15
brewery
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
'
7-16
7-15
7-15
7-10
7-15
7-10
$1.50
7-15
6-30
$3
7-15
6-30
fl5c
7-15
75c
Co
1
15c
$1.50
Tanning
7-15
6-15
3
7-15
common
(quar.)
America
(quar.)—-—
L
-
(initial
Mobile
RR.
149
—
24*
—
+
11*
+
+
93
+
46
+
—
317
—
277
—
—
—
633
170
preferred
D
E
87
Hayes
2,750
—
1.275
—
705
+
586
+
9,331
Mfg.
Hecht
Company,
—
641
—
4(4%
or
Hoe
for
(R.)
preferred
Insurance
Home
bonds, notes,
redemption,
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chrohicle."
OF
in which
1
Date
Poli-New
General
England
Theatres,
PARTIAL
1st
Consolidated
mtge.,
7%
Electric
bonds,
.1924,
maturing
July
7
July
9
*
July 16
.:
series
Feb.
15,
A.
2681
2567
Hudson
Fund,
.
.
.
1
<
-•
f, gold bonds, 5%
1,
1954
s.
»•••
series
*
.
,
.
__Aug
v-r
-
1-
6
7-15
7-
6
6
7-25
6-29
1
7-15
7-31
7-10
8-
7-31
7-10
7-10
6-25
8-15
8-
53(4c
15c
8-15
7-25
7-15
3
3
7-15
7-10
6-26
7-15
12(4c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
25c
8-
37(4c
8-
1
50c
8-
1
7-
25c
15c
8-
1
7-17
(quar.)—
Bell
Co.
Power
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
9-
8
8-
7
7-15
7-
1
25c
8-
1
7-. 7
7-
6
6-12
*25c
7-
6
50c
9-
$1
——
12-19
15c
8-
1
7-17
8-
1
6-30
(increased quar.)
7-30
$2
8-
15c
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)„
preferred
(quar.)
$3
(quar.)
6-24
1
.
7-17
■
9-1
8-
5
55c
—_
8-
1
7-10
51c
^
(quar.)
preferred
i
12-30
'
preferred
*
8-15
9-19
$25c
(s-a)
Co.
6-12
1
9-30
$1.25
$1.25
4.42%
'
1
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
:
1
6-30
(quar.)
Co.
4.70%
"
7-
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
7- 7
7-15
RR.
non-cum.
I
7-15
7- 7
7-15
(quar.)
common
(initial).
(quar.)
Co.
1
60c
(quar.)_
A
Telephone
Brick
1
$25c
new
preferred
Central
6-19
$1
$1.10
93%c
common
4.26%
.
2353
3
8-
t75c
Ltd
—
Illinois
4.08%
f
8-
50c
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.__,
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
*
•'
..
7-
45c
(quar.)_.
Corp.,
Door
preferred
preferred
5%
6%
1
6
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Class B
Illinois
Aug
6-30
9334c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Huttig Sash &
Illinois
»
1954
6
7-
investment income———
From
5%„ class B
Ltd.—
due
7-
7-16
1
25c
Finance
Illinois
1983
REDEMPTION
Power Co.,
Lehigh Valley Ccal Co.—
1st and refunding
mortgage
of
Page
Inc.—
mtge. income bonds, due Nov.
7-15
8-
7-
(quar.)
Inc
Inc.
Shoppes,
0%
TENDER
Company and Issue—
7-15
1
45c
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
334%
preferred
(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
1
Curtis Publishing Co., prior
preferred stock
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Corp., common stock
6-13
8-
7-15
(quar.)_
pfd.
common
Car
NOTICE
5%
common
class
number gives the location in
volume
6-30
7-20
7-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
were
7-15
2%
Sugar Corp.,
Horder's,
Hot
Co.,
&
A
Motor
current
1-20
7-15
Lumber
Hunt's,
the
2-1-54
25c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Hudson
the details
7-20
10-20
25c
25c
30c
15c
4%
called
1
1
2K4C
dividend
(Edward)
Household
of corporate
6
8-
11-
Insur¬
(quar.l_
Co.,
ing tenders, and the
page
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
Great
carry¬
list
Inspection
(quar.)
Walker-Gooderham & Worts,
Hlnes
District)
stocks
J.)
Powder
Stock
12
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
a
(quar.)
preferred series A
Mfg. Co., common
Higbie
7
—
5
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
151
+
19
8:
8-
7-
.
7-20
$1.50
$1.37ft
$1.37(4
$1.37(4
50c
15c
6834c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
(H.
Hercules
1,890
169
+
Heinz
121
1,372
Class
common
pfd.
(quar.)
Ir.c. (increased)
Industries,
Hayes
32
—
72
+
t$1.25
37(4c
preferred
264
+
—1,527
53,454
18,541
deposits
and
(quar.)
»
7-
8-15
40c
preferred C
334%
Below will be found
pfd.
7-15
7-15
Lithographing Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Electric, 5% preferred B (quar.)„
5%
—
+
—
60c
Co.—
convertible
6%
5%
—
35
965
2,652
Havana
Hawaiian
4(4%
47
6-26
1
56(4c
50
—
7-1$
9
8-
—
197
+
1
7-
(quar.)
453
—
14,872
Banks
Boiler
8-
(quar.)
Corp. of America Co.
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
1 683
36
Foreign banks
Borrowings
preferred
40c
Hat
3,723
—
domestic banks
Co.
ance
Light
2-20
5c
17(40
T
pfd.
5%
5%%
Co.,
Steam
L784
4
7,411
(Boston
Ltd.,
8-23
11-23
(quar.)
conv.
Refractories
Hartford
498
—
19,299
figures revised
&
(A.)
$2.40
9-14
12-15
$1.25 3-12-54
(quar.)
Co.,
8-23
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric
1,519
2,040
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
17
Co.,
preferred
9-14
50c
Co.
Cotton
8-
12'/2C
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Harrisburg Hotel Co. (Pa.)—'
Harrisburg Rys. Co.
(s-a)
78
+
29,211
indebtedness—
Reserve
Gas
Brothers
Harris
80
+
5,545
Government
fquar.)
(quar.)
Hartford
deposits adjusted
deposits except government
S.
Ohio
&
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6%
463
6-30
Co.—
Insurance
Harbison-Walker
1,842
2.327
of
a
ac¬
press-release.
JiOans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing
Co.
Western
Co.
5%
+
appear
(N.
Life
2.5%
banks, and
States Government
industry
L.)
Hagerstown
pur¬
bills
with
46,334
Changes
to
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
Gurney Products Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
Co. (quar.)
carrying
or
Demand
all reporting member
banks; the principal change
•decrease of $146 million in New
York City.
cording
7-20
1
8-
50c
——
(N.
$5
3,554
710
Federal
Cash in vault—
14.191
6,977
+
a
7T10
8-
37%c
15c
(quar.)
Gulf
279
6,304
with
U.
3,453
and
7-31
75c
56(40
Inc.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Holly
and
Stores,
Insurance
preferred
Hamilton
+
securities
*June
industrial,
8-14 ;
J25c
5(4%
bonds
+
.
29,624
most districts
i
40c
(H.
Halle
7.939
Government
Treasury
+
to domestic
United
9-
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
of Canada
3,494
loans
S.
575
745
deposits adjusted, and $641 million in
demand de¬
posits credited
75c
;
Guaranty Trust Co.
-
+
loans
U.
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
%anks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended June 24: Decreases of
$633 million in reserve bal¬
million
8-14
11-23
convertible
6%
June 25,
211
Loans to banks
U.
June 17,
211
notes
45.7%
with Federal Reserve
1
1
12-15
Guarantee Co. of North
reporting
—
—
estate
Treasury
Condition Sfatemenl of Member Banks
ances
8-
9-
$25c
Griscom-Russell
Notices
mand
6-22
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hirahi
'
pfd.
8-23
Griess-Pfleger
foreign
.
4%
8-15
9-15
American
5%
1
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
7-15
7-15
15c
*25c
urieBdieck
accept¬
for
7-15
1
2oc
preferred (accum.)—
Union Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Green
Fran¬
—
securities
purchasing
certificates
re-
to deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined
1
Quarterly
agricultural
dealers
carrying
or
loans
334,816
+
8,705
+
27,543
50,960,097
of
7-10
88-
(quar.).
common
conv.
Grand
Liabilities—
210,779
Ratio
of
76,065
and
and
303,953
254,096
584,676
(Section
7-25
25c
(quar.)
Grayson-Robinson
1953
1953
1952
(In millions of dollars)
22.797
to
Other
85,803
—
San
39,443
Balances
IJurplus
5%
Great
40,062
securities
895,583
Capital Accounts—
259.651
7-10
56(4c
(quar.)
$5
loans
Loans
325.149
167,932
—
—
liabilities
v
Investments—total
Reserves
49,877,443
and
Loans—net
1,006.320
344,920
+
—
assets
-
Treasury
20,699.066
6
7-25
25c
7-11
A
Class
$169 million at all reporting
"
Loans—gross
Commercial,
Real
Member bank—reserve accts.
6-13
7-
1
Graham-Paige Corp.—
dec. (—) since
'
1,436
+
+
the
June 24,
chasing
25,856,658
6-30
j.
A
$2.25
Inc. ( + ) or
1,660,706
•
—
of
summary
Other
Reserve Notes-.
Class
8-
$1.25
$1.12,/2
preferred
(quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
a
decreased
member banks follows:
Mobilities—
Rederal
7-24
(quar.)
common
4V2%
Common
A
.
banks—
7-15
10c
-
(quar.)
Inc.,
Extra
1,896,954
142,260
23
Uncollected cash items
OUier
2,002,254
—
Govt,
$20c
*
(quar.)—
Gulf
cisco District and
repurchase
agreement
Total U. S.
banks
Borrowings increased $109 million in
member banks.
Total
Held
7-20
7-22
20c
"
'
13.773.671
was
District, and $116 million in the San
Time deposits increased
$72 million.
deposits credited to domestic
nearly all districts.
1,193.004
296,000
4,995,716
Notes
Cleveland
Demand
'
Bills
there
of $277 million at all
reporting member
Holdings of United States Government bonds de¬
Francisco District.
r
Certificates—Special
City Districts;
deposits adjusted decreased in all districts;
the principal decreases were
$774 million in New York
City, $151 million in the Chicago District, $138 million
234,396
—
70
7-20
1
6%
Demand
867,597
13,143
+
Kansas
ings of "other securities" decreased $47 million.
99,552
•
21,287,281
and
$26 million in the San Francisco District and a
total of $36 million at all
reporting member banks. Hold¬
R.
notes
Atlanta
creased
967,149
—
Sanford
decrease
net
1952
25,000
the
banks.
July 2,
1953
7-15
1
8-
(Initial)
(initi#l)_J
common
Gould-National Eatteries, Inc., com.
in
dec. (—) since
June 24,
1953
1
8-
preferred (quar.)!
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preference
(quar.)
"Other loans" increased $46 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $117 million in
York City, $47 million in the Cleveland
District,
$39 million in the Chicago District, and $27 million each
Inc. (+) or
July 1,
Ltd.
Mines,
New
dollars)
8-
$1.27-%
Income
creased $93 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
Goodall
Loans to banks in¬
invest.
net
Ltd.,
Co.
7-8
55c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
Rubber
7-15
Boston—
new
Co.,
8-1
8- 1
,
(quar.)
H.)
preferred
Goodall
7-8
Southwest—
pfd.
Inc., common
preferred
Glatfelter
Golden
the
preference
$5
6-30
8-1
$1.25
of
Gold
Co.,
Brothers
4'/2%
22'/ac
6-30
25c
of
from
Yellowknlfe
$4.50
•Nominal.
,
-u
1
(Indiana)—
Co.
entirely
.561797*t
6-30
8-1
(quar.J_
Putnam
.425531*t
rate)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Waterworks,
5.10%
preferred
Hold**
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
Telephone
$2.20
General
8-
50c
Telephone
Common
.0348875
.
j
PavaWe *>t Bee*
*
$1.37%
(quar.)—
preferred
.140154*
.496766*
$1.50
'
(quar.)
.—
General Telephone Co. of California—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
.283250
When,
1
Share
$6 pfd. (quar.)
preferred
$4
.115606
.
*
,
,
General Public Service Corp.,
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)
.210433
2.813750
v
.115606.
krona
South
*
'
Per
.210400
.00435401*
.00285625
Netherlands, guilder
of
1
2502
'
.00435401*
.115606
Union
2248
(Continued from page. 10)
.00285625
—
Mexico, peso
Switzerland,
\
Aug
.0226003
.325733
—
Sweden,
1953
Dividends
.0544060
.0222137
.325733
1.004687
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
1
1,
.0209000
.0220937
—
Malayan dollar
rrance, (Metropolitan), franc
India, Dominion of, rupee—
Ireland, pound
after Aug.
2.242031
.0200000
.0200000
.325766
;
Malaysia,
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, Markka
$10 par value_Aug
•
,
,
Corp.—
•Announcement In this Issue.
.0719820*
2.242031
2.242197
.0200000
.0544060
Free
*
1
University—
Brazil, cruziero—
British
Aug
.133333*
2.242230
.0200000
Page
Aug 20
1
Standard Power & Light Corp., $7 cumul. pfd. stock
Aug
1
Washington Water Power Co., $6 cum. preferred stock-July 24
*
.200000*
.0719820*
2.242031
pound
$
.200000*
1
Power
mortgage
Bros.
York
1st
July 2
.133333*
1
—
Free
Australia,
July 1
$
New
Thursday
.200000*
——.—
Preferential
Wednesday
1
CALLED
Convertible cumulative preferred stock,
Friday
2681
- *
•
Aug
Aug
debentures—
•
convertible
York
Page
July 15
Co.—
due 1965-:
debentures due 1962
Company and Issue—
FEDERAL
26,
the different
on
Farms
Sun
Ray
Coal
debentures,
Seabrook
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Date
Consolidation
3V2%
20-year
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
countries of
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
53 (4c
55(4c
58^40
.1
^
7-10
8- 1
7-10
8- 1
7-10
•
,
Volume 178
Number 5235
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Per
Name of
Imperial
Cor.-.pany
Chemical
American
Imperial
Imperial
4%
.
receipts
Assurance
of
Canada,
(quar.)
9-18
Institutional
Growth
and
25c
of
(10c
from
Manhattan
8-20
Manufacturers Trust Co.
7-
_
7-15
7-
Harvester
Marine
convertible
7-
7-15
6-30
J37%c
7-15
6-8,
50c
7-15
6-15
Marshall
7-
Martin-Parry
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Nickel-Co.
of
Canada,
:
$-13
6%
conv.
6c/c
convertible
Investors
10-15
(entire
18c
7-15
7-21
preferred
(quar.)
8-
1
1
7-20
11- 2
10-19
250
11-
2
Royalty,
8-
1
iquar.)
7-31
$1
47c
Power
&
preferred
preferred
A
the
7-15
7-
7-15
$1.12%
profits
7%
2nd
Class
income)
realized
(s-a)__
8-
1
7-15
6-30
15c
8-25
$1.12%
-
9-30
$1.12%
12-30
9-24
12-23
810c
(quar.)
1
7-10
7-15
6-26
10-10
9-28
10c
1-11-54
12-28
7-10
6-19
(M'o.)
9-15
12-31
12-16
25c
(quar.)
8-15
8-
25c
45c
7-15
7-15
6-30
11-
5
7-15
7-31
7-15
130c
75c
8-
1
3
7-15
37 %c
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-20
40c
9-15
8-17
115c
(quar.)
common
_
7-31
Insurance
Co.
5%
8-14
1
Star
9-10
12-10
11-19
$1.10
3-10-54
2-18
9-10
8-20
50c
12-10
11-19
50c
3-10-54
2-18
(quar.)
fc_
10c
Coal
preferred
Louisiana
4.96%
$1
Common
5 %
(initial)
&
Co.
Lynchburg
Gas
7-
preferred
5%
preferred
MacAndrews &
6%
Macy
4%
preferred
(R. H.)
8-
1
9-4
Plymouth
t25c
10-
Airlines
Inc.
Biscuit
Co.,
Electric
Ltd.
A
6%
National
8-31
8-31
8-10
7-20
6-30
7-20
6-30
(quar.)
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Provincial
Transport Co., Ltd._21
7-15
6-30
Public
7-15
6-30
37 %c
B
Manufacturers
Stores
Rubber
$1.40
preferred
Car
Meter
Co.,
7-
7-15
6-30'
10- 1
1-2-54
9-4
4%
12- 4
Reda
$1.50
7-31
7-10
Reece
$1.50
7-31
7-10
Reed
3-20
00
England
Common
New
Mexico
Newark
Gas
Arizona
&
Telephone
$1.25
7-15
6-30
31 %c
77c
guaranteed
Oil
Northeastern Insurance Co.
preferred
Pacific
Ry.
preferred
preferred
4.60%
5V*7c
Olln
Industries,
4%
Oliver
Corp.,
United
Extra
7-15
6-30
7-20
7-10
Oxford
6-15
Pabco
7-25
7-15
62%c
(quar.)
.
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
7-15
6-30
$5
$4
(quar.)
6-29
8-14
8-
7-15
6-30
7- 3
7-25
7-20
7- 3
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
/.
.
28%c
20c
$1.13%
8-
1
7-15
7-20
8-31
9-30
7-31
8- 1
$1.12%
25c
7-20
6-30
6-30
8-21
9-18
7-15
7-15
(quar.)__
(resumed)
1st preferred
(resumed)
non-cum.
2nd preferred (resumed)
common
Electric
Co.
7-16
6-30
$1.06 V*
8-
1
7-
8
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$1
8-
1
7-
8
$4.75 preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
$4.40
pfd.
'
(quar.)—
7-15
$20c
$$1.75
8-15
8-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-25
7- 3
7-15
7- 1
$1
7-15
7- 1
25c
(quar.)
1
8- 1
25c
(quar.)
8-
50c
Co.
Pacific Lighting
7-14
50c
(quar.)
&
7- 3
25c
Brewing
Pacific Gas
7
$1.12
$1
Co.
Co.,
7-14
17%c
90c
$1.02%
(quar.)——
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
'
—
6-30
20c
$1.50
(quar.)
-
1
preferred
Coast
Co.
iN.
preferred
4.10%
Roddis
fi-10
8-20
$1
$5
$4
7-15
7-15
7-15
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
50c
7-15
6-22
$1.10
$1.12%
$1.183/4
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-19
6-19
6-19
•
Rolls
(quar.)
Paper
1
9-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
7-15
6-30
Co.,
preferred
7-20
8-
1
7-10
8-14
7-31
7-15
6-19
7-15
7-
7-25
7-10
9-
8-14
1
3
$1.02 %
(liquidating)
9-
1
8-14
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-
1
8-14
7-15
4-13
7 %C
—
10c
(quar.)
comhlon
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
9-
.
8-15
'
$25c
iquar.)__
Ltd.,
1
$$1.06%
9-15
9-
1
10%
7-29
6-
8
Corp.,
common
35c
(quar.)
7-
1
1
5c
7-
7-15
6-26 *
7-15
6-26
$1.50
7-25
7-10
10c
7-15
7-
50c
A
7-15
$1.12%
common
7-31
7-17
'
7
Inc.—
Fine Foods,
preferred
convertible
4%
Saguenay
8-27
7-15
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Russ Eullding Co., 6% preferred (accum.)__
Russek's Fifth Avenue, Inc. (quar.)
W.
9-10
10c
A
Royal Typewriter,
4%% preferred
(quar.)
10-
$50c
Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
1
9-
4
7-24
$$1.06
(quar.)___
Power Co., 4%% pfd.
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Lawrence
7-
3
St.
Paul
San
preferred
convertible
5%
St.
Fire
&
A
$1.25
Electric Co.
5.36%
preferred
(Ed.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
5 %%
preferred
Co.,
A
6-
8
9
7-15
7-
8-10
7-20
7-15
7-
1
25c
common
6-30
25c
(quar.)
7-15
50c
(quar.)
common
7-
$1.34
(quar.)
& Co.,
1
7-10
$1
Map Co.
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—
Schuster
1
12-
7-17
20c
Sanborn
Schenley Industries Inc.
9-
12-15
20c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Marine Insurance
Diego Gas &
Scott
,
Royce,
Class
St.
10-
$1
Plywood Corp.
Rothmoor
&
9-15
20c
Ltd.—
*.
American deposit receipts ordinary (final)
Ross
(J. O.)
Engineering (quar.)
S.
1
56c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred I
Mountain Fuel
Rolland
7-15
10-
—
(quar.)
F
preferred H
$4.75
Rocky
Co.
1
1,
40c
Button
8-10
7-
50c
Y.)
Quarterly
6-19
■
4%
(quar.)
50c
,
6
1
7-15
8-
<r
9-15
1
9-
2bc
(quar.)
Rochester
$1.20
Products, 4%
Pabst
Inc.
class A (accum.)
Co.,
American Insurance
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., com.
75c
preferred (quar.)
Filters, Inc., class B (quar.)
Paper Co.
Cement
8-13
7-15
10-
50c
7-10
7-
7-21
$1.75
8-10
7-17
7-15
$1.75
9-10
4%
7-15
1
50c
Co.
Brand Rice Milis,
Riverside
Rochester
1
7-31
15c
(quar.)
47\7c
_______
Elevator
preferred
7-16
88-
50c
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Rike-Kumler
6-30
30C
2nd
33/4%
7-21
7-14
$27c
(quar.)
Rich's,
1
93%C
preferred
7-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
1
75c
___^_
com.
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Otis
Co.
(quar.)
common
7-21
8-
40C
Inc
7%
7-24
$1.067*
preference
A
Inc.,
7-15
1
10c
7-24
(quar.)
class
Association
Racing
6-26
8-
25c
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Electric & Engineering
7-
(s-a)
4%%
convertible
7-15
62 %c
(quar.)
(Hartford)
(quar.)
A
(Canada)
6-18
1
15c
(s-a)
Y.)
(N.
preferred
Rice-Stix,
Service—
common
preferred
5%
Corp.
9
8-
50c
(quar.)
)quar.>
Reinsurance
Reitman's
A
ciass
7-15
(s-a)
Electric,
preferred
B
$2
(quar.)
7-10
25C
Co.,
A.)
6-22
6-22;
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Gas
(C.
pfd.
5%
(Mass.),
7-15
(increased)—
Co.
(quar.)
convertible
7-
12C
Corp.
10-
$1.25
Co
75c
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—
Oklahoma
50c
iquar.)
tqtar.)rr.
common
2nd preferred
Pump
7-15
$2
Refractories
Ry.
7-16
6-30
10c
Aviation, Inc.
American
Central
8-13
7-15
Co.
American
Northern
1
50c
7-31
1
1
1
8-15
8-
1
6-30
99-
Coventry, Ltd., class A
7-16
7-20
7-
1
7-27
9-11
9-
Copper & Brass Inc.
(quar.)
8-
50C
1
Reading Co.,
River
6-22
7-15
9-15
Renold
6-30
6-22
7-20
8-25
25c
Revere
7-10
7-20
t30c
30c
5c
North
8-14
933%c
25c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
8-14
8-14
1
35c
25c
$3.50
Ry. Co., com.
1
1
9-
(quar.)
7%
preferred
9-
(quar.)
Revere
8-
7-15
1
$20c
7-31
$1.50
9334c
7
8-
40c
9-
(qpar.)
common
25c
$1.12,/2
<quar.)_
8-
$1.06'A
(irreg.)—^
15c
(quar.)
O
8-21
preferred
10c
North
125c
22 %C
(quar.)
pfd.
pfd.
7-
$1.50
7-31
(quar.)
6-25
7-16
$20c
.
6-15
1
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
.
7-14
$2
$1.05
8-15
8-
6-15
t$l
$1.12%
7-15
.
adj.
Norris
Co
(Ohio), 6%
Western
4%
9-11
6-19
8-
Electrotype
3%%
6-30
6-19 '
7-15
7-15
1
—
;
37%c
(quar.)
Land
Extra
Norfolk &
9-22
7-15
*4c
quar.)
60c
preferred
—
6-30
1
7-15
35c
$37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric Association—
&
Newport Steel Corp.
$2
7-15
7-
7- 3
$75c
Corp
Co.
Co.,
Purina
Class
(quar.)
convertible
Mining
Rapid
Corp.—
30c
Ltd.
common
New
7-13
1
10-20
3
6-30
-
(increased
Telephone
Ralston
7-
7-15
,
Colorado—
of
Co.
preferred (quar.)_
Power Co. (quar.)
Reliance
New
12-19
4-1-54
Quincy
7-20
6-30;
preferred
(quar.)
Brunswick
Telephone
1
9-19
Quebec
7-17
7-15
$2.40
8-21
1
7-10
$5c
$4.80
7-13
1
7-31
15c
(quar.)
Corp..
Steel
Neptune
12-22
10-
8-
7-15
preferred
Gamble, 8%
Quaker Oats Co., common
6%
6-30
7-15
7-15
*$L50
(quar.)—
•Quebec
5o
Co
8-21
1-1-54
6-12
6-30
7-15
Products
Machinery
7-20
45c
(quar.)
8- 1
10-30
Corp
Starch
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5c
(quar.)
7-10
7-20
participating pfd.
preferred
1
6-25
6-30
Dome
preferred
7-15
25c
Shares
1-2-54
20c
7-15
Co.
4747c
8-
6
7-24
7-15
25c
4%%-preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
B
6-19
$1.25
4.20%
1
!
7-10
7-
-
of Canada, Ltd.
Service
50c
(quar.)_
,
&
National
$4.10
62 %c
7- 3
&
Common
10- 5
50c
(quar.)
Northern
7-10
7-14
10-15
Electric
preferred
East
Proctor
75c
class A
7-15
7-31
(quar.)__
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd., common (s-a)__
Preston
6-30
15c
General
Power Corp.
20c
preferred
National
$3.60
1
7-15
Portland
25C
National
25c
non-cum.
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
7-10
65c
Gas Light, common
preferred (quar.)
$5
15c
Northern States Power (Minn.),
6-29
(quar.).!
pfd. A
1st
6%
(quar.)
Lead
preferred
Pacific
common
6%
7- 3
8-10
(quar.)_;
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
Class
Oliver
(Ky.)
7- 3
Employees
5c
National
7-20
(quar.)
7-15
Extra
National
Co., common
Stock
(quar.)
7-15
.
Co.
Gas
$2.50
6%c
Cordage
7-15
quar.)
Welding Machine
llViC
7-1
15c
8-1
(quar.)
common
Register Co.
1
7-15
7-15
"
6
7-
Portland
15c
Cash
7-
7-15
8-15
(quar.)
21c
62 %c
—
7-20
$1
tlOc
25c
Corp.
6c
(increased
7-20
50c
Cable
lc
System,, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
7-31
7-25
(quar.)
&
5c
(quar.)___
7-15
35c
7-10
7-3
7-3
6-30
common
com
1
$1.50
2c
Co.,
8-
Corp.—
9-4
(quar.)
Power
7-15
:
1
._:__2
States
1
(quar.)
Co
Realization
56y<c
37V2c
preferred
9-19
$1.2813
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
7-
1
$1
7-30
preferred (quar.)
Diablo
7-
8-
$1.25
8-1
(quar.)—
common
7-10
7-15
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
1
7-10
75c
97 %C
6c
Co.
America,
8-
$2.50
$1.50
&
of
7-10
(quar.)
12'/2c
(quar.)
(John)
Plan
3
7-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Forbes,
B
10-
7-21
62 %C
(quar.)_
quar.)
Co.
& Co.; 4(4%
preferred
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products—
5%
(quar.)
preferred
45C
Co.
7-15
Glass
B
4>4%
Light—
Inc.
Pittsburgh
5
preferred
4V2%
62%c
(initial
M.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
6
6-
Co.
2
'■
7-10
(quar.)
7-
Wire
9-
1
1
%C
Ry.
,
2
$1.10
pfd.
8-27
Plastic
9-30
9-
$1
7-27
Pittston
9-30
8-
(quar.)
common
7-15
Plate
12-11
$1.07%
RR.
50c
1
.
8-
—
9-4
preferred
40c
(s-a)
9-4
1
7-15
8-
(quar.)
(Walter
Co.
6-15
Public
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
.
Electric
Bleachery,
9-
RR.
1
9-21
10-
22 %c
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
Lowney
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
1-2-54
,
25c
40c
Indiana
10c
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
Power
Gas
1
7-
34%c
Northern
$1.42%
(s-a)
preferred
Louisville
7-
7-15
9-11
1
,
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 preferred (quar.)—
Mines of B. C., Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp., 4%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
1
1
9-30
$1
(quar.)
Dock,
1
7-31
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1
4.75%
&
9-
c
$1
Lighting Co.
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
5%
7-15
$1
(monthly)
common
Island
Lorain
8-
11 %
Corp.
7-10
5c
9-11
12-11
10-
$1
Pioneer Gold
10-
National Fuel
8-20
(monthly)
Gas,
10%
National City Bank of N. Y. (quar.)_>
National Department Stores Corp. (quar.)
8-14
(monthly)
Candy
5%
Lowell
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
dividend)
1
10-
$1.12%
$1
7-20
7-17
1-2-54
$1.12%
—
7-10
1
7-31
8-
.
35c
95c
5%
Northern
7-24
25C
50c
(extra)
10-
National
6-30
9-
9-
10c
Common
5%
7-10
A
Common
11-16
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
$1.10
Lock Joint Pipe Co.,
5%
6-30
35c
^
Preferred
Long
10-24
$1.10
guaranteed (quar.)—
Special guaranteed
(quar.)_
Local Finance (R. I.), common (quar.)
Lone
1
$1.25
Special
Loft
11-
7-10
(quar.)
Original
8%
7-24
87 %c
(quar.)
Original
8%
1
25c
Carbonic Corp., common
3V27c
preferred iquar.)
Little Miami RR., original
Class
8-
37 %c
guaranteed
12-15
$50c
&
Co.
t$1.75
4%%
(Del.)—
(quar.)
Liquid
; Special
Glass
$40c
t22%c
National
1
25c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
preferred
class A
9-16
National Chemical & Mfg.
(Fort
(quar.)
6-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
6-30
$1.12%
Quarterly
Common
Phoenix
9-1$
Co.
National
(quar.)
Indiana)
Phillips-Jones Corp.,
7- 2
1
-Quarterly
7-15
8-
Co.
(quar,)
Lewis Brothers. Ltd
Lincoln
7-15
96%C
(quar.)
Leslie Salt
Wayne,
7-31
Co.—
(quar.)
Life
7- 3"
1
Quarterly
7-31
National
7-15
7-25
preferred
A
National
6-30
45C
(quar.)
common
11-15
1-15
*
$1.50
(quar.)—•____
preferred
Mutual
5
110c
Lincoln
4%
10-
Quarterly
12-15
112 %c
Corp.,
6-30
10-
i
(quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
9-15
9-30
15c
(quar.)
6-30
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
7-15
$1.25
(accum.)
&
preferred
Piedmont
pfd.
Quarterly
9-30
15c
12-31
preferred
Morris
Pittsburgh Terminal
Liquidating
5%
8-15
'
A
4%%
Society,
Power
Mountain
*
7-15
7-15
V.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trenton
3.90%
15c
7%
Ltd. (s-a)
Pictures Corp.
(stock
preferred
Mount
6-30
7%c
8-14
$25c
(quar.)
8-14
'
Co.—
$2.25
7-10
7-15
$1
(quar.)
_
Stores
50c
(quar.)
(Robert),
Loan
4%
12-24
(quar.)
& Sons
(quar )
Mount Clemens Metal Products,
15C
preferred
Glass
preferred
6-30
Class B
Lerner
15c
;
Paper Co.
7-15
12-30
(quar.)
(James)
6c
preferred
(quar.)
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
$2.50
9-10
1
(quar.)
7%
6-30
j.
(Alfred), Inc., class A
(quar.)
3.85%
9-1
Co.
6-30
7-15
1
9-
8-1
—,——
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
10c
Monogram
6-30
10-
$1.06
$1.06%
(quar.)
Co.—
common
preferred
(quar.)
Abrasive
7-15
86c
._
preferred
(quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Lees
pref.
3.80'%
Philip
7-10
10c
5% preferred (quar.)
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp.
$1
Philadelphia &
6-26
7-15
9-10
(increased quar.)
8-14
Extra
$1.80
*
7-15
4-16
7-15
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)
Montreal Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
50c
pfd.
Langendorf United Bakeries,
Class
1
7-15
1
Montana
1
2.
7-10
1
$1.25
(quar.)
,2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
4.30%
(quar.)
Corp.
6-30
00
(quar.)
Quarterly
$4
8-14
from
securities).
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Philadelphia Electric
for
Monroe
37 %c
Machine
preferred
1st
$4 non-cum.
9-12
12-10
9c
/
B
Class
Landis
share
held)
Petroleum
1st
$4.50
9-12
6%
1
A
additional
8-
* 50c
(extra)
(One
Gear
$4.50
6-30
7-31
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
7-20
9-
&
Cement Co.
Common
8-14
9-18
7-
7-25
10-
(quar.)
Co.
75c
Mitchell
from.
B
Class
$50c
(quar.)
8-14
1
7-10
$$1
Ltd.
1
10-
6-19
1
1
1
1-2-54
6
8-
Ltd.—
Co.,
8-14
6
1
30c
:
Machine
25c
"S-4"
Co.
Lambert
preferred
share
1
7-
30c
Oil
Surety
9-
17%c
70c
Fund
University
Quarterly
Quarterly
9334c
(quar.)
1
7-
45c
•
(quar.)
dividend
National
preferred
Extension
Lambert
Corp.
Morris
Creamery Co., 60c pfd. (quar.)
Mfg., -4%% prefened A (quar.)
Salle
Peoples
7-15
8-
Philadelphia Dairy Products—.
4%
Kroger Company—
La
6-25
8-14
preferred (1947 series)
(J. W.)..- Inc... (quar.)
Morrell
realized
profits
A
8
10-2*
8-15
15c
preferred (quar.)
Credit Securities, Ltd
Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples
11-15
*
Permanente
Mississippi
1
net
securities)
Stock
portfolio
preferred
7-
7
7-25
(s-a).
Perkins
5%%
(from
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Knapp-Monarch Co. (s-a)
■4%%
8-
(quar.)
common
46c
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4%
Knudsen
1
6%
7-15
50c
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
Kroehler
9-
10-24
8-15
$75c
Pepsi-Cola
Minnesota & Ontario
Inc.—
"B-3"
Fund
net
of
1
7-2$
11-15
$$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
7%
portfolio
(from
6-30
7-
1
$1.06(4
9-
25c
87 %c
investment
sale
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Corp.
7-25
8-
10-2*
8-15
-32%c
.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd.
4.25'%
9-
87%c
Funds,
net
of
net
the
9-
$1
Common
$3
7-13
Traffic
7-25
11-15
33c
-
common
8-14
6-22
1
75c
(from
sale
Special
'
7-15
income)
Priced
(from
11-
10-20
(quar.)
Special
Low
22c
_
(s-a).
Co.
Mnes Laboratories
'
investment
Penn
4c
Ltd.,
preferred
8-14
Mid-West
.
Bond
6%
(monthly;
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
10-20
95c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co.—
Priced
(quar.)
Penman's
at
Corp.—
preferred
Missouri-Kansas-Texas,
preferred
Low
1
$1.50
(quar.)
3727c
Class
11-
1
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian
preferred
issue
13
8-15
25C
82 %c
„
8-14
each
7-20
7-29
(quar.)
Kellogg Co.—
3727c
1
J 20c
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
Light
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
New 4%
preferred
(initial quar.)
Kansas City Structural Steel Co
•
8-
15c
Publishing Co. of Ottawa.
Kansas City
preferred
1
7-10
5c
(quar.)__
Joplin Water Works, 67c
$1.30
$1.30
July
8-28
9-10
1
33c
1
Mid-Continent
3c
Inc.
$1.32
6-20
6
7- 3
9-11
10-
25c
1
1
Stock
1
8-2»
(quar.)
9-
4.40%
8-
9-11
preferred
9-
7-17
133%C
_
__;
Testers.
6-12
7-
preferred
tl
9-
Michigan
Common
Extra
7-12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
-
85c
7-15
■
(extra)
common
$1.32
6-22
933/4C
10-19
$1.09
:
2c
Ranch
7-15
25c
on
4%
preferred (quar.).>
Mclhtyre Porcupine Mines,
Michigan Gas & Electric
7-20
8-
17 %c
Inc., 55c conv. preferred
Jersey Central Pcwer & Light—
47c preferred (quar.)
6-22
7-31
25c
preferred ' (entire
RR.
McUoil-Fronienac
25C
Ironrite,
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Mays
J7%C
7-23
40c
(quar.)
McCall
*
3
7-31
12 % c
preferred
$3.75
6-30
3
7-
25C
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
17 %C
12-
7-31
Corp.
$3.40
6-15
is
income)
12-15
35c
Peninsuiar Telephone Co.
Co.
Chemical
7-15
22 %c
25c
50c
;
__.
redemption
W.)
6-12
Cement
Common
(quar.)
common
May Department Stores Co.)
9-14
7-15
Island—
Knoae
53%c
(quar.)
Corp.
Casualty
(W.
7-15
Peerless
22 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
$3.75
10-15
$75c
distribution
investment
Corp.,
convertible
Maxson
$75c
—
3.80%
4(4%
11-15
7-10
7-31
(reduced)
$20c
convertible
Mathieson
1
12-
Co.
$17 %c
Co.
Massawippi Valley
9-15
(quar.)
preferred1 (quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating
Iowa, Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—
Journal
7-15
175c
$2.50
Johnston
6-22
1
;
Inc.
from.net
Investors Trust Go. 01
Johnson
10-14
Fund, Inc.—
shares
Investors Mutual,
$4.36
2
7-15
9-15
(s-a)
com.,
preference'
Management
derived
1
11-
35c
Foundation, Ltd.,
preferred iquar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert,,
&
7-25
8-14
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
non-cumulative
Davis
Special
(quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
8-
35c
'
Investment
Investors
"
35c
Corp.;
Intertype
1
62%c
(quar.)
6-30
$26.25 per share plus this dividend. Con¬
vertible into common until July 8th
9-
(quar.)
7-15
4%%
6-30
25c
7%c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Parke,
1
•
called
35c
4%%
7-
6-15
7-15
$1.50
(quar.)
7-15
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—
&
for
7-15
Co.—
Co.
7-15
5c
6-30
$1.05
com.
Stores
Maryland
1
& Telegraph
Co.
$50c
(s-a)
7-2
6-19
preferred
Mills
8-
preferred
9c
(quar.)
Field
6%
70c
1
7-22
preferred
Department
preferred
Payable of Rets.
Sheraton .Corp.—
56V4C
7-15
25c
$1.40-convertible
convertible
1
Corp.
$1.40
Chemical
(quar.)_
8-
1$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Interstate
"
7-15
^
t$i;75
International .Utilities. Corp.,
7%
Ltd.—
preferred, (quar.)
International Telephone & Telegraph
Parjt
.
(N. Y.)
preferred
Maritime Telegraph
Common
(quar.)
Martel
87 %c
(liquidating)
4%~'prd. (quar.)_
Milling Co.,
7%
Packard-Bell
7-14
(s-a)
Corp.
convertible
7-30
preferred
International
Midland
4V*%
35c
,
International
Realization
62 %c
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
International * Hydro-Electric System—
$3.50
8-17
7-31
(quar.)
Fund
Bond
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
2
net
security profits)
participating preferred
6-30
8-27
Park
preferred
8-20
1
"
6%
convertible
1
1
Mar-Tex
America
7-15
50c
$$1.25
When
Share
Company
Pacific Telephone
Co.—
&
Holder*
Per
Name of
6-30
133/4C
9-
.
50c
(quar.)
3
R.)
Holders
7-15
(quar.)
8-
J 30c
t37%c
(quar.)
(P.
When
Payable of Rec.
20c
Corp., Ltd., 5% preference (quar.)_
Mallory
4%%
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
International
Share
(quar.)
common
9-
$25c
Fund
from
North
preferred
Mailman
Shares, Ltd.—
Insurance Co.
Company
Madison Square Garden Corp
commbn
pfd.
Indianapolis Power & Light Co., com.
income
55c
5- 4
1
Ltd.—
Ltd.,
participating
8
Canada,
:
Varnish & Color,
Institutional
7-
10-
8%
(final)
Co.
+37 %c
of
preferred
Convertible
Per
Name of
Mading Drug Stores Co.,
(quar.)
Tobacco
Imperial
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Industries—
deposit
Life
Toronto
Share
45*
(93)
7-16
7-
6
8-
1
7-20
27 %C
(quar.)__
1
Paper Co.—
$4
$1
Scovill
Mfg.
8-
1
7-17
85C
8-
1
7-17
G1%C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40
9-
1
8-14
9- 1
8-14
Co.—
3.65%
preferred
4.30'%
preferred
<quar.)_
(quar.)
1
.
—
$1.07%
1
1
46
The Commercial and Financial
(94)
Per
Name of Company
Per
Holdera
When
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
45c
7-10
6-18
$1.72
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
43c
$2.12
convertible preferred
(quar.)
53c
7-10
7-10
Super
6-18
6-18
Seaboard
Finance
Co.,
investment
From
Ehattuck
income
Mining
Denn
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
4Jkc/o
——
dividend
Common
of
Canada,
Mines,
Slater
(N.)
preferred
Smith
(J.
Hungerford)
Smith
(A.
O.)
(S.
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Morgan).
(Howard) Paper Mills, com.
4 %
preferred
Co.,
convertible
90c
—
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Solar -Aircraft
South
7-28
8-1
7-15
7-15
8- 3
9-10
7-30
(quar.)—-
common
preferred
(quar.)—
7-30
7-15
8-15
4%% pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)""— -37(/2c
6% preferred A (quar.)
37 %c
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd., common
145c
6%
preferred (quar.)_.
..
1$1.50
Southern Colorado
Power
Co.
(quar.)
17%c
7-15
Southern
25c
7-15
10c
7-15
$1.20
8- 1
=45c
Pittsburgh
Water,
Southern California
Gas
—
Engineering
Southern
Fire
Southern
&
Casualty
Indiana
4.80%
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
Southern
Southern Railway Co.
Old 5% non-cum. preferred
Southwestern
3.70%
preferred
Service,
(quar.)—
Power
$4.56
$4
Thatcher
$2.40
Thor
Title
Trans Caribbean
8-14
7-10
1
1
8-17
$4.50
preferred
$3.70
8-
1
7-20
7-20
(quar.)
25c
Standard
Co.
Corp.,
J.)
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
class A
Co.
of
Corp.
Sterchi
Stern
6-26
United
Fruit
6-26
United
Gas
Stores
Stern
United
Shirt
United
Shoe
8-15
8- 5
$15c
8-
1
7-10
United
8-
1
7-10
U.
45c
7-15
6-30
7Vic
7-15
6-30
-
11.25
9-30
-
$1.25
12-31
8-1
2nd
Sullivan
Sun
preferred
Co.,
4Vi%
and
S.
S.
Plywood Corp,
U.
8.
Radiator
9-15
U.
(s-a)
$1
7-15
7-
7-15
7-
1
7-10
6-30
10-12
20c
(quar.)
7-24
7-10
_
5
6-30
$4.20
8-
1
7-20
$6
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1
11-
2
10-15
Co.—
Universal
(quar.)
"
(quar.)
Mines,
Ltd
preferred -A
non-cum.
preferred
f8c
(quar,)
8-17
7-10
1
$4
(quar.)J
1
6-16
9-15
<
9- 8
(quar.)
$1.25
8-17
(quar.)
$1.25
11-16
8-15
7-20
$1.25
2-15-54
8-1
7-3
5%
preferred
5%
1
1
7-15
7-14
Whiting Corp,
8-
1
7-14
7-15
6-12
Wichita
45c
$1.06%
A
(quar.)
Stationery,
Whitehead
6%
River
Wickes
7-10
6-20
7-21
7-10
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
8-1
7-3
7-3
7-
6-18
7
5
ft
Wizard
7■-
6-16
Wood
7-
7
6-16
Woolworth
8-1
7-15
Ordinary (interim)
Wrigley (Wm.),. Jr. Co.
75c
7-
5-16
Yule
35c
7rl0
7-
Yates-American. Machine
2nd
Towne
& Co,
preferred
1
pfd.
<s-a)_
7-
8
6-10
$2
(quar.)__
7-15
8-21
7-21
7-15
7-3
7-31
7-15
>10c
r.
:
$1.50
7-10
8-
1
$1.26
8-
1
7-18
7-15
'6-30
20c
•
7-13
2Vic
8-
1
7-15
fl5c
7-16
6-30
8-25
<7-2'
20%
-
(monthly)
25c
8-
1
50c
10-
1
9-10
25c
7-15
6-30
37Vic
7-31
$4c
7-28
50c
Co.
8-
(quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
7-17
8-
1
7-17
Yellowknife
.<.6-30
York
87 Vic
7-15
6-22
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
10c
7-15
6-19
6%
preferred
(quar.)
17Vic
7-15
7-2©
6-19
Co, 6%
Bear
County
Zellers, Ltd,
•Transfer
7-
6
conv.
Mines,
Gas
Co.
Ltd
.
(quar.)
common
books
$20c
not
this
7-17
7-2
8-
%37Vic
for
6-29
8-1
,$31%c
closed
7-1®
_
1
7-
1
8-1
2
7-2
dividend.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
6-17
8-15
50c
(quar.)
-7-
10c
4%
Manufacturing
7-14
8-1
$1.50
com.
1
1
7-15
Ltd.—
75c
preferred
Co,
&
W.)
Yellow Cab
5%
,
87-
;
50c
;
8-15
7-15
Boats, Inc, common.
(Alexander), Ltd, common
(F.
7-17
15c
$1.25
5%
(s-a)_ii
1
quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
1
7-17
7-17
8-
,
7-17
1
(quar.)
7-
—
1
1
8-
25c
20c
6-24
88-
25c
25c
Electric Power, 6% pfd.
Public Service Corp.—
preferred
8-26
37Vic
Corp
Yards,
Co.
6-19
50c
(initial
Stock
Woolen
7-15
9-10
.$1.43%
(quar.)
50c
6
(quar.)_
common
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance
Corp.
—
only
75c
(quar.)
Oil
Union
1
6-23
8-10
25c
Corp. ' (quar.)
Wilton
8-1
A
2-
7-15
10-
3
3
$1
Rubber
,
88-
11-2
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Wichita
62Vic
60c
Telegraph
Brothers
8-17
$1.25
Sewing Machine Corp,
prior preferred (quar.)__
8-31
1
Union
prior preferred
8-31
9-30
10-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co
Instrument Corp
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR, common
4%
75c
Electrical
$2,50
(quar.)
(Bait.)
com.
&
Tablet
preferred
8-
Co,
7-24
Non¬
resident
35c
8- 1
7-16
30c
convertible
•.
8-
30c
A
8-
Upson Company, common (quar.)
Valspar Corp, common (quar.)
1
■>
.
$1.37%
common
A
15c
(quar.)
Tobacco
Co.—
Co,
White
Extra
7-16
8-
$1.12Vi
Leaf
6-13
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
com.
conv.
7-31
6-15
preferred
7- 7
Refining & Mining Co.—
(quar.)
United
Stockyards Corp,
com.
(quar.)
70c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
United Stores Corp.—
7-
RR.
l
7-15
7-15
5%
7-15
preferred
$2
Securities
(accum.)
Pacific
9-
J50c
__
5%
Smelting,
25c
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
7-20
7-15
_
(quar.)_>T.
S.
(quar.)
$35c
A
7-20
25c
dividend)
Realty & Investment
U.
9-30
Western
Ltd.
class
7-20
25c
stock
7%
1
$1
30c
6t1$
8-15
Western
common
S.
6-19
7-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Weston
common
Corp..
preferred
A
Life
6-26
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
U.
6-1$
7-15
$1.02%
8-15
37Vic
B
Co.
7p 7
1
class
6-26
(quar.)
class
8-28
10-
Ltd,
Insurance
$2.50
87Vic
common
& Canal
A
9-11
56c
Breweries,
Grocers,
preferred
Western
7-15
1
8-15
75c
Co,
(stock
B
in
Guarantee
Western
1
8-
1
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
7-
7-10
$1.05
preferred
preferred
6-30
7-
17Vic
4.10%
$1.40
7-31
8-1
$1.12%
Wtestern
8-28
6-30
7-15
50c
(quar.)
8- 8
6-30
7-15
8-17
$1.25
,(quar.)
11- 8
Canada
7-24
tlOc
Co.—
20c
class
re¬
share
Foundry
8-14
7-10
common
Payable
U.
Power
7-10
(quar.)
8-1
common
Consolidated
Oil
A
6%
Securities
preferred
Co,
B
7-24
7-24
(quar.i
11-16
$2
Distributors, Inc
Machinery, common
J20c
Corp.
Electric
2nd
Foil
Steel
preferred
$35c
(quar.)___
37Vic
Stony Brook RR. Co. (s-a)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
$4
S.
8-10
f20c
preferred
Penn
Vi %
35c
(quar.).
Specialties Co.
Class
7-7
30c
Container
$4
U.
prior
West
4
common
Michigan
7%
3
7-15
1
8-10
(quar.)
25c
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
12-15
t20c
(quar.)
Co.,
7- 6
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
A
S.
9-15
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred
Class
Common
Suburban
6%
Textiles
Fuller
7-
7-15
A
$1.12Vi
Class
Jersey RR.
6-19
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
(John B.) Co., common
preferred (s-a)
Stone
New
6-19
4Vi %
8%
United
7-10
Corp. (Boston)
common
6-30
7-31
America—
Improvement
7-10
12Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-15
Ltd,
class
35c
class A
preference
preferred
tlOc
(quar.)
Stetson
Etix, Baer &
6-19
7-15
f 10c
(111.)
West
80c
Western
(quar.)
Tool,
7-15
8-
$35c
(quar.)
7-10
(quar.)
Bros.
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada,
Preference
B
tlOc
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Steel
Class
7-10
93%c
(quar.)
Shake
7-16
<fc
1
45c
87Vic
&
convertible
Drill
12%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
State Street Investment
n
7-23
United
4%%
series
6-30
Waterous,
Ltd.—
Corp,
1
of
7-15
$1
Share, Ltd. (s-a)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
7-6
50c
Co.
6-30
7-
92Vic
,
Oil
preferred
Bond
$3.50
(quar.)
A
"7-15
$1.12Vi
Canada,
(quar.)
7-15
$1
6-30
9-11
3
$1.12 Vi
for
per
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-
7-31
Weatherhead, $5 preferred (quar.)
West Kentucky Coal Co.
(quar.)
$$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Biscuit
$4.50
11-30
8-6
B
United
$110
7-15
—_
quarterly
12Vic
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
Steak
1
12-10
Co.
Sulphur &
United
8-31
(Ohio)
Standard Radio,
B
12-
Co.—
(quar.)
Standard Silica
9-10
5%
preferred
Class
9-10
1
12-15
10c
Oil
B
10-
25c
Holding
B
Standard
Class
Union
called
at
4.20%
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Increased
7-10
10c
dividend
3%%
$3.50
Class
Common
Class
7-15
50c
common
(N.
pfd.
preferred
Union
International RR.—
Insurance
7%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-20
issue
8-14
7- 1
Western
$4
1
(entire
July 24
dividend!
on
this
8-14
40c
-6-22
7-15
iquar.)_
iquar.)_.
1
$1.12
7-17
7-15
$1.06%
preferred
1
(Dallas, Texas)—
—__
7
8-
20c
(quar.)
9-
25c
7-20
1
common
9-
(quar.)
7-17
1
40c
31%c
(quar.)_
8
62Vic
$1:14
(Mo.)
7-20
8-
Tobacco
pfd.
1
9-
8-20
12c
(quar.)__.
5%
Ltd,
Co.,
7-20
8-
preferred
demption
plus
(quar.)
Co.
1
$1.10
Standard Fire
Corp.
1
$1.15
Commercial
Tobacco
Electric
income)
5%
Corp., common
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
$6
1
8
5c '
6-26
8-
15c
25c
8-
(quar.)
net
Co, common
preferred
7-
(quar.)—
7-10
25c
<quar.)_
convertible
7-
50c
7-
12- 1
Washington Water Power Co.—
7-15
______
$1.25
8-
preferred
1
9-10
7-24
(quar.)
$4.50
7-31
7-15
(from
Washington Gas Light Co,
7-10
6-30
1
1
12-10
37Vic
(quar.)____
$1.06%
preference
Udylite
Co.
7-28
1
Temper
Union
8-15
8-
7
$1.25
(reduced)
preferred
$1.25
_______
(s-a)
97%c
4.40%
Stock
7-10
1
8-
$1.25
f
(quar.)
25c
Quarterly
6-24
9-
4.60%
Standard
1
dividend)
92'/2c
Cement,
8-
5%
Investing
Co.
17Vic
(quar.)
;
Trinity Universal Insurance
9-15
<
75c
$1.06'A
Quarterly
Quarterly
Portland
(stock
$1.03%
(Texas)
7-10
preferred
65c
Class B
Co.,
6%
common
Warren Brothers
1
Street
Walworth
7-10
8-
60c
(quar.)
Airways, class A
Corp.
Co,
Warner
8- 1
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
&
7-15
7-15
$1.14
(stock dividend)
Treesweet
Wall
1
7-
8-18
60c
7-
7-15
"
10c
Railway,
Walker
7-15
7-15
26c
<quar.,t_
1
8-
$1.25
fl5c
$4.25
Minn,
of
(quar.)____
Ltd.
Virginia
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
B
of America
7-
$1.21
(quar.)
A
Vinco Corp.
1
9-20
8-1
7-31
(quar.)
preferred
common
Class A
Transamerica
12-
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Co.
10-
Corp.
Ventures,
9-1
1-2-54
Co.
pfd.
class
$1
(quar.)_—
preferred
Mfg.
1
Food
5%
7-15
25c
preferred
10-
Share
Vapor Heating, 5% preferred-(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
7
Co.—
conv.
Sea
non-cum.
20c
_
—
preference
Co.,
4.56%
Tuckett
30c
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance
50c
(quar.)
4.25%
Towle
7-
(quar.)
Mfg;
$2.50
Edison
True
(quar.)
Spokane
Co.,
Insurance Co.
Toledo
6-25
7-21
*$1
Inc.
5%
6-25
7-15
(quar.)
Glass
Corp.
7-15
12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
7-15
6-20
(quar.)
Spokane
Light
Company
Stiver,
50c
Light, $4.84 pfd.
preferred
Thermoid
6-30
7-20
6-19
6-30
7- 1
6-30
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
&
preferred
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Industries,
Texas
Van
25c
Quarterly
(quar.)
(s-a)
Development Co.
Public
3.90%
Texas
7
7-22
6
$40c
t-
Gas
Camp
7-
8-
$$1.25
_—l
Natural
Van
Vanadium
Terre Haute Malleable & Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd.
(quar.)
4 Vi %
Southwestern
4.15%
Quarterly
7
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
7-
20c
(quar.)
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
Holdert
7-20
7-20
20c
—
America, Inc.
(quar.)-_,
Co.
Tennessee
Electric Co.—
&
preferred
(quar.)
New England Telephone
&
of
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
.'
Co.
Swift
7-1
6-30
7-15
7-15
8-15
7-15
7-15
Share
Calif,
of
preference
5%
7-10
6-26
7-10
7- J
6-25
7- 3
8-28
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-31
8-1
120c
145c
153c
50c
50c
25c
125c
150c
25c
22Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Smith
Smith
7-3
125c
Ltd.
& Co., Ltd.,
Special.
Sweets
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Sigma
$2.12
Co.
8-3
5%
——
Sherwin-Williams
6-30
7-15
9-2
9- 2
7-3
8-25
Corp.
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)_
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
Ordinary (s-a)
1
6-2o
10- 2
10- 2
8-3
7%c
J30c
t50c
t56%c
15c
Sheraton
Stock
7-27
7-15
12c
1—
Corp
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
4%
1
Inc.—
American Shares,
Selected
(quar.)
common
Company
Mold
Chronicle
8-
1
7-16
a
Less
Less Jamaica income tax.
tax
6-26
x
12Vic
8-
1
7-16
y Corrected
$2
8-
1
7-16
30c
(s-a)
7-11
15%;
British
Previous
resident
income
payment
publi.shed
tax
7%.
tax.
or
holders
dates
of
dates
record
are
reported
horn.
incorrect.
were
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
'
1
1
•
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Cochise
clusive.
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The
($500,000
(J-J)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
submitted
$835,000 bonds
Willcox
Union
High
School District No. 13 and $335,000 School District No. 13) offered
June 29
v. 177, p. 2618 — were
previous
v.
177,
p.
for
to
Minneapolis, and Barcus, Kindred
& Co., of
Chicago, as 4%s, at a
Mena,
Ark.
21
—
No bids
revenue
bonds.
Corona
Bond
were
building bonds
offered June 25.
No. 41
County,
District,
Calif.
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 177,
p.
2726—were awarded to the Se¬
Angeles,
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
interest
Bond Offering — Rhea
Averill,
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Super¬
until
10
will
a.m.
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
bids
July 23
for the purchase of
$37,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1953. Due
July 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
cn
bids
his
at
Calif.
C.
office
LaRue,
in
Principal
payable 1 at
and
interest
riat,
on
a
cost
bid reflecting
of
a
3.42%,
net
as
County
on
Aug.
1
from
1958 inclusive.
275,000 3y4s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
200,000 3V2S. Due
1970 to
Clerk,
will
side, until 10 a.m.
(CDST)
on
July 13 for the purchase of $210,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug.'1,
1978
on
Aug. 1 from
1977 inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
on
Aug. 1 from 1960 to
inclusive.
(F-A)
Principal
payable
and
at
in¬
the
No.
Bond
office.
County Water Works Dist.
5 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Offering
—
J. L.
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $590,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 17.7,
2830—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
Bank
of
a
group
America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, Blyth & Co., Weeden & Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
(DST) on July
1
of
Staats
as
School
District,
Alameda
County, Calif.
-
Bond
Offering
Kingston,
ceive
John Joseph
Clerk, will re-
—
County
sealed
bids
Oakland until
11
at
his
a.m.
office
(CDST)
;
in
on
San
&
1953.
Oakland,
net
Russell
July 14 for the purchase of $34,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 15,
at
interest
a
price of
cost
of
100.07,
about
a
4.10%,
5s.
and
to
Due
on
Aug.
1,
1954
1955.
415,000 4s.
interest
on
Aug.
inclusive.
(F-A)
15
from
Principal
payable
at
1954
and
the
-
County
Treasurer's
office.Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Due
on
San Diego Unified Sch. Dist., San-^
Diego County, Calif.
Offering — T. H. Sexton,
Aug. 1 from
Bond
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
1973
Due
1978
San Francisco.
follows:
$25,000
Ransom
Brown,
;
La
150,000 4V4S.
Fresno
-
payable at the County Treasurer's
%
Francisco, William R.
Co., Los Angeles, Lawson, Levy & Williams, and Stone
& Youngberg, both of San Fran¬
receive
cisco, and C. N. White & Co., of
High Sch. Dist.,
sealed bids at his office in River¬
terest
bonds. Dated
on
County, Calif.
Offering—G. A. Pequeg-
County Treasurer's office.
$125,000 4s. Due
1954 to
about
purchase of $6,000 water
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on July
July 15, 1953. 14 for the purchase
of
$8,000
July 15 from 1963 to 1968 building bonds. Dated June 15,
inclusive. Principal and
Due on June 15, 1976 and
interest 1953.
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County 1977. Principal and interest (J-D)
Due
all
Union
Riverside
Bond
7 for the
works
Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (CDST) on July 8 for
the purchase of $25,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1953. Due
on Aug.
15 from 1955 to 1978 in¬
1953. Due
follows:
visors,
C.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Elsinore
School
curity-First National Bank of Los
Maricopa County Sch. Dist.
—
cisco.
Unified
Riverside
the $400,000 not to
exceed 4% interest
County,
Offering
(F-A)
the
County
be received until 7 p.m. (MST) on
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
July 14 for the purchase of $796,proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her000 water, sewer and
refunding rington &
Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bonds Not Sold
Heights School District,
Sacramento
Bond
clusive.
CALIFORNIA
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No.
for
the
18.—
Del Paso
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
price of par,
submitted
at
June
on
ARKANSAS
a
group composed of
Refsnes, Ely,
Beck
&
Co.,
of
Phoenix, Boettcher & Co., Den¬
ver,
Valley National
Bank
of
Phoenix, Allison-Williams Co., of
issue
the
2618).
—
awarded
County
(No bids were
office.
offering
interest
and
the
at
to
Due oh'Aug. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Union
School
District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond Offering
C. C. Eastin,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
at
his
office
in
San
Diego,
10:30
-
*
a.m.
(CDST) on July
purchase of $10,800,000
building bonds.
Dated Aug.
1,
1953. Due oh Aug. 1 from 1954 :
14
to
for the
1973
inclusive.
Principal
and
Number 5235
Volume 178
interest
fiscal
in
at the and interest (J-D) payable at the tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CDST) on July 10 for
office, or at County Treasurer's office.
the purchase of $5,900,000 school
of the District
Santa Clara, Calif.
payable
(F-A)
Treasurer's
County
the
agency
Chicago,
America
National
Sav¬
&
Trust
Bond Sale—An issue of
$335,000
in
Association
either
r
Qieguito Union High School
District, San Diego County,
;
California
«.Bond Offering—Marie
Clerk
of
the
Nasland,
of
Board
County
sealed
bids until July 21 for the purchase
Supervisors,
will
receive
of $421,000 building bonds. Dated
bonds
(City and County),
$9,000,000 bonds
offered June 29—v. 177, p. 2618—
awarded
were
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
^$510,000
due on Aug.
4s,
1954
to
1956
1
inclusive;
and $1,990,000 21/2S, due on
.Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1968 in¬
clusive; also $4,800,000 school
bonds at a price of 100.13, a
interest
net
-
offerd
of
cost
about
1
4s,
$960,000
and
public
June 25
Illinois National Bank &
Co., of Chicago, Glore, For& Co., Drexel & Co., Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., of St. Louis, Lee
Higginson Corp., Eastman, Dillon
&
awarded
the
to
a
Burr, Laidlaw & Co., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co.,
of
all
New
York, Robert W. Baird & Co., of
Milwaukee, Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Bache & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., all of New York, City Nation¬
al Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
City, Julien Collins & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
Milwaukee
Co.,
of
Mil¬
waukee, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
Fahey, Clark & Co., both of Cleve¬
land, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Inc., Sills, Fairman & Harris, both
of
Chicago, Barret, Fitch, North
Co., of Kansas City, Blewer,
&
Glynn, of St. Louis,
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, Tay¬
lor & Co., of Beverly Hills, and
&
Heitner
Hannaford & Talbot, of San Fran¬
cisco.
$1,700,000
Hetch
Hetchy
water
bonds, series F, were sold to a
syndicate headed by the Har¬
ris
Trust
&
Chicago, at
net
a
a
Savings Bank,
price of 100.03,
interest
of
cost
about
2.55%,
for $230,000 6s, due
Aug.
1,
1954 and
1955;
on
Aug. 1
from
1956 to 1958 inclusive;
and
$1,125,000 2y2s, due on
.Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬
$345,000 2V4S,
clusive.
Other
on
American
York,
of
this
group
Trust
Co.,
Chase
members
National Bank, both of New York.
First Boston Corp., First National
Bank,
Portland,
Guaranty
Trust Co., Lazard Freres & Co.,
both of New York, Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago, Smith, Barney &
Co., of New York, Dean Witter &
Co.,
of
of San
Francisco,
Estabrook
&
Co., of New York, First Nation¬
al Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
and
Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., both
of New York.
San Mateo Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
ing.
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
receive
in
Red¬
wood
City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
July 21 for the purchase of $3,500,000
building
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from
on
1954
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal
offered
—
were
composed of
&
Trust
Securities
2.60s, at
as
IOWA
bonds was sold to Non-
funding
Corp., New
price of 100.02,
a
,
utilities
June
—
The
$250,000
26—v.
177,
offered
2618—were
p.
awarded to Leedy,
Wheeler & Aileman, of Orlando, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
about
4.35%.
&
Offering
Offering—John R. Bar¬
A.
—
Due
L.
at
Trust
approved
of
Chapman
Bond
improvement
June
on
30
bonds
to
a
group
composed of Mercantile Trust Co.,
Nov.
1
sive.
Interest
from
1954
to
M-N.
inclu¬
1967
Legality
ap¬
Chicago.
Grover
—
M.
Bond
000
Con. Sch. Dist;, Iowa
Sale—An
school
bonds
issue
Township
follows:
53,000
Civil
Due
& Cutler,
Township
1954 to Jan.
1,
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1969 inclu¬
1,
sive.
Falls County,
awarded to
were
composed
of
Bankers
a
group
Bond
Co.,
Almstedt
Bros., and Stein Bros*
Boyce, all of Louisville, ChasL
&
Hinsch
Woody
&
&
Co.;f and Walter,
Heimerdinger, both of
Cincinnati, at
a
interest
of
cost
price of par,
about
net
a
4.23%,
ast
follows:
$51,000 4s.
Due
April 1 from
on
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
249,000 4V4S. Due
'
1961 to
April Ifrom
on
1973 inclusive.
«
'
•"
f
Owensboro, Ky.
Sale—The $250,000 sewer
177,
bonds
offered
ville,
on
June
30—
2832—were awarded to
p.
J. J. B. Hilliard &
a
Son, of Louis¬
bid reflecting a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.65%.
LOUISIANA
Winnsboro, La.
Bond Offering—Roy T. Mont¬
gomery, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on.
July 21 for the purchase of $450,000 bonds, consisting of $225,000
water
works
Due
improvement
fire
protection
and
issues*
serially from 1955 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
V
:
MAINE
<
Lewiston, Me.
Note Offering—Adrien O. Anctil, City Treasurer, will receive
•
on
Nov. 1 from
3s.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1972 inclusive.
1964 to
sive.
60,000
June 30
the
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
1969 inclu¬
1,
$180,to
■
,
Legality
York.
County (P.O. Hartford), |fyu
$300,000 school
revenue
bonds offered
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport,
as
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1954 to Jan.
of
sold
was
New
building
$225,000
Gladbrook
$127,000 2y>s. Due
School
1,
Co.,
of New York.
St.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Township (P. O.
Offering
Due
1,
Chicago.
Twin
sold
$350,-
2.46%. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
Mullaney, Wells &
Chicago, as 2V2s, at a price
of 100.50, a basis of about 2.43%.
Co.,
Bland-
July
Trust
v.
of
Haubstadt), Ind.
Twin Falls Bank
Kimberly. Legality
by
issue
New York, and
the
Co.,
street
was
April
approved by Mitchell & Pershing;
Bond
Dodge, Iowa
Sale—An
are
separately. Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical Bank &
&
composed of First Securities Co.
of Chicago, Paul Frederick & Co.,
2727—were awarded to a group
p.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
&
of
Carpenter, Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Bond
,
dated
I,
1953. The issues will be awarded
by
approved
Louis, Carlton D. Beh Co., Des
Moines, and
Vieth,
Duncan
&
Wood, of Davenport, as 2y2s, at
a price of 100.26, a basis of about
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 177,
will
as
Legality
Bannister,
000
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $470,000 build¬
lows:
Callable
inclusive.
bonds
revenue
80,000 Police Pension Fund war¬
Dated July 1, 1953.
July 1 from 1954 to 1972 $45,000
on
inclusive.
1957.
Clerk,
The
A.
City
sen,
Fort
Johnson
bonds.
enue
2^s, at par.
rants.
Cleveland, Township Trustee, will
receive
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(MST)
(CST) on July 21 for the purchase
on
July 14 for the purchase of
of $105,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
$130,000 water and sewer rev¬
Village
June
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Bond Offering—N. A. Christen-
$2,500,000 General Fund warrants.
765,000
Department
of
Public
Health
and
Hospitals war¬
Kimberly, Idaho
Bond
offered
bonds
Clerk, will receive
sealed and open bids until 7:30
ney, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on p.m. (CST) on July 10 for the
of
$10,000
swimming
July 10 for the purchase of $3,- purchase
345,000 temporary loan warrants, pool bonds. Dated July 1, 1953.
consisting of the following issues: Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1058
Warrant
IDAHO
ford,
$85,000 street
30—v. 177, p. 2727—were awarded
to Sparks & Co., of Des Moines,
City, Fla.
certificates
tax
The
—
April 1 from 1954 to
Bond Sale—The
-
Bond Sale
on
1993 inclusive.
•
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
rants.
Sale
Due
Clarinda, Iowa
construction
FLORIDA
Panama
-
i from
April
on
1993 inclusive.
3,000,000 general hospital bonds*
Ohio
'
t
.1
,
gard & Co., of Chicago, as 3Y4S,
3v2s and 33/4s. Dated June 1, 1953.
Indianapolis, Ind.
basis of about 2.59%.
Iowa
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (DST) 01*
July 6 for the purchase of $400,000 notes. Dated July 8, 1953. Due
Dec. 21, 1953.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Second Na¬
City Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale—The $795,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 177, tional Bank of Boston.
Legality"
p. 2727—were awarded to a group approved
by Storey, Thorndike,.
composed of Continental Illinois Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
Class A School
The bonds are dated June
1,
District No. 414 (P. O.
1953. Principal and interest (J-J) National Bank & Trust Co., First
MARYLAND
National Bank, and William Blair
Kimberly), Idaho
payable at the Haubstadt State
& Co., all of Chicago, Braun, Bos¬ Delmar
Bond Sale—The $204,000 build¬
(P. O. Delmar, Del.), Mdt..
Bank,
Haubstadt.
Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The $50,000 4% out¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 177, proved by Ross, McCord, Ice & worth & Co., Inc., Toledo, Bacon,
Whipple & Co., and McMaster, fall sewer bonds offered June 2^
p.
2727 — were awarded to the Miller, of Indianapolis.
Hutchinson & Co., both of Chi¬ —v.
State, as 3V4S, at par.
177, p. 2619—were sold tcu
Lafayette, Ind.
cago, as 2%s, at a price of 100.59, local investors.
Bond Sale—The $690,000 school a basis of about
2.67%.
ILLINOIS
«
improvement bonds offered
Coles
Cumberland Counties
and
Community Unit School District
No. 2 (P. O. Mattoon), III.
Bond Offering — E. C. Bauer,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
26—v,
to
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Dated
Jan. 1 from
$280,000
building
July 1, 1953. Due
1956 to 1965 inclu¬
177,
2727—were awarded
Trust & Savings
Chicago,
of
of
price
p.
June
Harris
the
Bank,
100.06, a
as 2ygs, at a
basis of about
2.10%.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on July 14 for the
Logansport, Ind.
$1,800,000 water
Bond Sale—The
works
Principal and interest (J-J)
no
revenue
bids
Chicago bank or trust
mutually agreed upon
the
purchaser and the
payable at
a
President of
the Board of Educa¬
were
at
were
sold
par,
bonds
received
for
on
which
June 25,
to
subsequently,
a
group
Indianapolis.
7
(CDST) on July 20 for
the purchase of $275,000 building
p.m.
Storm
Bond
son,
Marion
County
(P. O.
Lake,
Offering
County
ceive
Treasurer,
able
sewer
1954 to
of
as
1973
July
by
approved
ter,
until
will
7:30
re¬
p.m.
July 6 for the purchase
on
Dated July 1, 1953.
from
Iowa
I. L. Samuel-
—
bids
sealed
of $200,000
Ahlers
1,
revenue
Due
on
Anne's County
(P. ©.
Centreville), Md.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
by
the
Board
of!
County Commissioners until 1:3d
p.m.
(DST) on July 14 for the
bonds.
purchase of $250,000 public school
July 1
bonds.
inclusive. Call¬
1963. Legality
Bannister, Carpen¬
Cooney, of Des
&
Moines.
on
Dated
Aug.
1
Aug.
from
1,
1954
1953.
to
1968
Due
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Centreville
National Bank. Legality approved:
by
Niles,
Barton, Yost &
of Baltimore.
meyer,
Dank*
KENTUCKY
MASSACHUSETTS
Louisville, Ky.
Bond
Offering
—
Philip
G.
Uni¬
versity of Louisville, will receive
President
Davidson,
sealed
bids
of the
c/o Commissioners of
Fund, until
July 10 for the
purchase of $4,000,000 University
building
and
equipment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953. Due on April
the
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
Queen
(CST)
as 3^s,
composed of
John Nuveen & Co., A. C. Allyn
company
& Co., both of Chicago, B. J. Van
between
District.
Legality
approved
by Ingen & Co., New York, Stranahan, Harris & Co., Braun, Bos¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
worth & Co., both of Toledo, R. S.
Cook County School District No. 70 Dickson & Co., Chicago, Wm. J.
Mericka
&
(P. O. Morton Grove), III.
Co., Cleveland, &nd
Bond Offering—Harold H. Fink, Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
sive.
'
Bankers
were:
due
not to
Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., both of New
York,
Schoellkopf,
Huttdn
&
Pomeroy,
of
Buffalo,
and
the
Los Angeles, Alex. Brown & Sons,
of Baltimore, Harris. Hall & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Cof¬
2727
p.
Bank
Co., White, Weld & Co., both of
York, California Bank, of
&
.
INDIANA
bonds
group
Chemical
New
fin
bid
$1,250,000 school
177,
v.
—
Certificate
Trust
gan
July 7 for the purchase of $30,- $225,000
building
bonds.
Dated
water
works
improvement July 1, 1953. Due semi-annually
from July 1,. 1953 to Jan. 1, 1964
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
St. Clair County Community Unit
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
School District No* 187 (P. O.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
R. R. No. 1, East St. Louis),
bonds.
$255,000
Due
1954 to
—
as
works
bonds.
'
2831—
p.
lows:
Indianapolis), Ind.
000
Waterbury, Conn.
1968 inclusive.
tinental
177,
noon
(CST) on July 10 £>
purchase of $5,000,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds, as fol¬
the
$2,000,000 Police Headquarters
Bond Offering—Nelson P. Swift,
Dorothy Ab¬ Township
Trustee, will receive
bott, Village Clerk, will receive sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
July 10 for the purchase of
Offering
until
Perry Township, Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Illinois
building bonds
30—v.
Bond Sale—The
1956
members: Con¬
sole
the $114,000
for
June
inclusive; and $3,840,000 2V2S,
due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
Other syndicate
price of 100.35,
Erie, III.
Bond
CONNECTICUT
due
from 1954 to
for
Aug.
on
2.95%.
Bond Sale—An issue of
rejected.
was
a
2.55%,
Sold—The
Not
submitted
follows:
as
>$2,500,000 recreation bonds at
a price of 100.13, a net interest cost of about 2.56%, for
from
about
Shasta Union Elementary School
bonds to a svndicate
headed by the First National
.Bank of Chicago, as follows:
I
15,
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
by
$7,300,000
1
July
payable at the office of the Direc¬
tor of Finance. Legality approved
exceed 5% interest
Bond Sale—The
^
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bonds
California
Corp., of Indianapolis, as
a basis of
a
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
District, Siskiyou County, Calif.
Francisco
177, p. 2727—were
Indianapolis Bond
on
The
1953.
Aug. 15, 1953.
San
& Share
was
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.
San
30—v.
awarded to the
3s, at
sold to
Legality approved by Chapman &
the American Trust Co., of San
Cutler, of Chicago.
Francisco, as follows:
bonds
improvement
June
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
bonds.
of
Bank
the
at
or
San
Diego, Los Angeles or San Fran¬
cisco.
Legality approved by Or$100,000 3s. Due on July 15 from
r i c k,
Dahlquist, Herrington &
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
235,000 3V4S.
Due on July 15
ings
(95)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
noon
Sinking
City
(CST)
on
Bond
Arlington, Mass.
Offering—J. Wilbert An¬
derson, Town
ceive
sealed
National
Treasurer, will
bids
Bank
c/o
re¬
the Second
of
Boston,
111
St., Boston, until 10 a-m*
July 8 for the purchase
$150,000 street bonds. Dated
Franklin
(DST)
on
Indianapolis), Ind.
of
Warrant Sale—The $750,000 tax
July 1, 1953. Due
July 15, 1953. Due on July 15
Jan. 1, 1973 Callable annually in anticipation warrants offered June
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
1
from
1954
to
1993
inclusive.
26—v. 177, p. 2727—were awarded
varying amounts,
the first re¬
cipal and interest payable at the
to a group composed of the In¬ Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Second National Bank of Boston*
demption date being Jan. 1, 1956.
diana
National
Bank,
Indiana able at the Chemical Bank &
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Co.,
Merchants National Trust Co., New York. The bonds Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
able at the City National Bank & Trust
are
backed by the full faith and
Trust Co., Chicago.
Legality ap¬ B^nk, Fletcher Trust Co., and the
credit of the City of Louisville.
Ashland, Mass.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of American National Bank, all of
Bond Offering — Ida M. Potts^
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Indianapolis, as l%s.
Chicago.
Pershing, of New York.
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
Monroe
Township (P. O.
Cook County High School District
Additional
Offering—James J. sealed bids c/o the Second Na¬
Bainbridge), Ind.
No. 201 (P. O. Cicero SO). III.
tional Bank of Boston, 111 Frank¬
Bond Sale—The $75,000 school Tyrrell, City Treasurer and Sec¬
Bond Offering—Joseph Mrizek,
lin St., Boston, until noon (DST)
will receive sealed bids
and civil township bonds offered retary,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
bonds.
Dated
,
48
(96)
cm
July
The
7
Dated
1
1954
Principal
the
building
to
inclusive.
1973
interest payable at
Bank
of
and
Second
Boston.
of
bonds.
1, 1953. Due on Aug.
Aug.
from
purchase
the
for
school
^$400,000
National
Rugg, of Boston.
Brockton, Mass.
2832—were
Lawrence
and
Sale —The
Bond
$80,000 street
bonds offered June 29—
177, p. 2832—were awarded to
v.
$1,500,000 water the Rockland-Atlas National Bank
30—v. 177, p. of Boston, as 2.40s, at a price of
to
a
group
Securities
Corp., Smith, Barney & Co., and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., all of
New York, Dean Witter & Co.,
San
Francisco,
and
Lyons
&
Shafto, of Boston, as 2.80s, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
100.11, a basis of about 2.36%.
Stoughton, Mass.
posed sale on June 30 of $260,000
bonds—v.
sewer
called
was
177,
2832—
p.
of
Bank
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Note
of
Offering
the
Will
local
—
The Chairman
issuing
receive
authorities
bids
sealed
at
the
Office of the State Housing Board,
90 Tremont St., Boston, until*.-11
(DST)
a.m.
chase
of
the
State-aided
fiOtes
July 8 for the
on
following
veterans
pur¬
issues
of
Arlington
200-2,
fourth
1,150,000 Attleboro 200-1, seventh
notes.
Due
July
July 1 from 1954 to 1963 incl.
Due
27,
on
1973
3,000.000 Lowell 200-1, sixth
ries notes.
100,000
Due
Oct.
Medford
series
26, 1954.
200-2,
notes.
Due
se¬
fourth
Jan.
The
1953.
of
Watertown
enth
series
200-1,
notes.
July
J1954.
980,000 Watertown 200-2, fourth
series
notes.
Due
July
27,
$1,107,000
Belmont
Series
notes.
200-1,
Due
sixth
July
27,
1954.
ries notes. Due July 27,
1,448,000
Chelsea
series
1954
Bedford
Sch.
200-3,
notes.
Due
First
Twp.
Dist.
Co.,
National
25,
Somerville
series
notes.
200-2, fifth
on
July 27,
Due
1954.
series
notes.
Due
July
a
as
follows:Due
1956 to
April
on
from
1
1958 inclusive.
Group C
ries notes.
Due
July 27, 1954.
Dated July 23, 1953. For prompt
payment of the principal and in¬
terest on said notes, the full faith
credit
of
will
the
be
respective
Au¬
pledged and the
payment of the principal and
in¬
gen¬
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Consol.
School
Sale—The $425,000 build¬
$390,000 4s.
Bond
Due
April
on
1956 to 1969 inclusive;
35,000 3V4s. Due
on
Mount
School
Offering
District,
'
Notes Not
bids
were
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
and
interest
bank
1959 to
1961
60,000
4s.
on
(These
bids
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Dist.
No.
6
Townships
O.
(P.
Bond
1961
callable
as
of
H.
Kalamazoo,
price
of
July 1,
J-J.
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
&
jointly,
100.02,
&
Co.,
3s
as
at
basis of
a
of
a
about
Lincoln
Bond
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on
July 13 for the purchase of $211,200 bonds, divided as follows:
ed
special
provement
bonds.
from
1
assessment
1954
to
1958
in¬
obligation
" bonds.
Due
provement
im¬
The
Bond
June
29—v.
awarded
of
177,
Three
Bonds
Not
submitted
Cottrellville
Townships Fractional School
District No.
Marine
1
(P.O.
City),
1954
exceed
4%
bonds:
Cor-
to
P-
bids
interest
June
000
MINNESOTA
the
issue
and
punctual
pal
of
constitute
will
payment
and
separate
a
Dearborn
Note
School
Sale
—
District, Mich.
The
$1,000,000 tax
be
of
interest
the
on
Bank of
Ferndale, Mich.
notes
the Commonwealth, will be
furnished at the expense of the
Authorities, as follows: Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston, for the Attleboro, Bos¬
ton,
Chelsea, Lowell, Medford,
Bond
Offering
—
will
1,
1958.
Principal
payable at
purchase
of
bids
Carlton
and Pine Counties
Joint
$260,000
June
were
awarded
to
of J.
Dain
of
gen¬
a
group
&
com¬
Co., Alli¬
3.86%. Bonds will
iriterest of 1%
additional
1, 1953 to Aug. 1,
1955.
Itasca County Ind. Sch. Dist., No. 2
(P.
O.
Colerdfhe), Minn.
be designated by the
will
receive
(EST)
$1,200,000
on
sealed
July 20
offered
were
&
bids
until
building
1
7
bonds.
from»1955
inclusive.
125,000
on
Cham¬
will
re¬
p.m.
July
Feb.
on
D.
1
Sale
—
1955
to
highway fund bonds
June 29—v.
177,
p.
2832—
awarded to Braun. Bosworth
Co., Inc., Toledo,
as
2%s.
1954
bank
nated
able
bonds
stitution
any
on
to
1973
inclusive.
by
the
pur¬
approved
MONTANA
Bond
Offering—Harold
Village Clerk, will
son,
sealed
Barber, of Minneapolis.
F. Dick¬
receive
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
July 13 for the purchase of
$65,000 street improvement bonds.
on
Dated July 1, 1953. Due
on July 1
1964 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1955 to
cipal and interest payable at
suitable
bank
designated
by
any
the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bond
8
Chester, Mont.
Offering — Ed Thielman,
will
p.m.
receive
(MST)
purchase
of
sealed
bids
July 7 for
$3,000 Special
on
Improvement District No. 3 bonds
Dated July 7, 1953.
Deer
Lodge County, County High
School
chaser.
Legality^ approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
company desig¬
purchaser ;.and, ap¬
the
Buffalo, Minn.
the
suitable banking in¬
*
receive
(CST)
by the County Court; Le¬
by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
until
areifcdated
designated
will
trust
or
by
gality
Due
Aug. 1,
Principal add/interest pay¬
at
George Brace,
proved
1959
inclusive.
1953.
The $164,507.60
from
a
Mayor,
bonds.
from
—
Treasurer,
bids until 2 p.m.
Due
1969
■
betterment
Feb.
to
"MW-S
motor vehicle
Harry K. Cull,
r
G.
Clerk,
1.3.-for the pur¬
$1,325,000 -general obliga¬
on
chase of
The
Marshall, Mich.
—
sealed
(CST)
trust
public
Flint, Mich.
until 8 p.m.
or
ceive
Trauerhichtj
July 7 for the purchase of $400,court house and
jail, bonds;
Date^I Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Feb.
1
23—v.
about
sewer system bonds was
Offering
son-Williams Co., and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Minneap¬
olis, as 33/4s, at a *price of par, a
bear
$350,-
Principal and interest payable at
building bonds of¬
177, p. 2728—
fered
basis
'
of
*| 000
Minnesota
Sale—The
M.
Mo.
issue
Montgomery County (PFO.
Montgomery City),iMo.
177
No. 3 (Pi O. Moose Lake),
July 13 for of Detroit.
$300,000
Bond
Clerk,
interest
and
bank
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
library bonds.
Bond Offering
a
purchaser.
Sealed
be received until
the
Somerville, Watertown and Wil¬
City
mington Authorities; Ropes, Gray, bids
Bonds maturing in 1959 and
thereafter are callable as of April
company to
princi¬
the
by
Detroit, at 1%% interest.
on
water
bonds.
to the
sealed
(A-O)
by
(EST)
July 7 for
$10,000
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis.
.V
■■
notes and of the
guarantee of the
will
p.m.
and- the
Municipal Bond Corp.;
Chicago,
and
Lucas, 'Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas City, jointly.
Dated May 4, 1953.
Legality ap¬
tion school bonds, as follows:
issue
8
on
of
Sale—An
County
sive.
guarantee^
Commonwealth. The notes of each
until
(CST)
p.m.
extension
^
separately anticipation notes offered June 24
awarded. Unqualified opinions —v.
177, p. 2728 — were awarded
approving the validity of the to
the
Manufacturers
National
ditionally
Stone, of Detroit.
7
3%%..
sold
building
30.—v.
District
&
Jackson,
p*
Hamp
Grenada, joint¬
reflecting a net in-4
purchase
Bond
:
2728.
den,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
to"
$500,000 not to
berlain,
dock
by Miller,
school
30—v.-177,
Richton, Miss.
Offering—B. M. Stevens,
will receive sealed bids
Bond
were
July 9 for
the purchase of $60,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
April 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclu¬
uncon¬
proved
$50,000
Dexter,
National
Offering
the notes will be
on
of
bid
a
works
2832—were
p.
Bond
terest
Miss.
awarded
were
Co.,
on
the
Rivers.
offered
from Aug.
T.
a
&
Municipal Separate Sch.
offered June
—
until
bonds offered
First
for the
Mich.
Offering—James
to
Scharff
Mich.
Sold—No
posed
City and
of
Sale—The
Bond
$49,512 special
the
to
Detroit.
of Detroit.
composed
terest cost of about 3.64%.
33/4s.
as
from
paving
eral obligation
Bond
1
Sale—The
assessment
bonds are
dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
26—v.
MISSOURI
Bond
1953.
June
inclusive.
July
on
1, 1955 and 1956.
offered'
2620—were awarded
Jones, of New Orleans, First Na¬
tional Bank, M.
A. Saunders &
Co., both of Memphis, Allen &
Co., Hazelhurst, White/; Hattier &
ly,
street
Indep. Consolidated Sch. Dist.
general
oonds
p.^
Jones
on
clusive.
Marine
bonds
on
im-f
Due
Gulf port, Miss.
Sale—The $550,000 indus¬
Bond
Mayor,
Three Rivers,
Offering—John M. O'Con¬
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
nor,
as
the
MISSISSIPPI
bonds
Walled Lake Con. Sch. Dist., Mich.
Park, Mich.
Buffalo, jointly,
and
of par.
2832
of
assessment street
1957
Bank
2.99%.
Bank, both of
2V2s, at a price
District,
inclusive.
Due
Co., Detroit,
Schneider
the
to
National
Bond
bonds: $145,000
July 1 from 1954
improvement
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 177,
2832—were awarded to Ken¬
MacArthur
177;
v.
—
Buffalo
1958 inclusive; and $83,000
3M>s, due on July 1 from 1959
to
24
awarded
Bank
to
384,000 special
June
were
Grenada Bank, of
assessment
on
in¬
1, 1953 to
National
Grenada
follows:
as
3%s, due
Sale—The $310,000 bund¬
E.
price
a
additional
Sanford, Ducournau & Kees, both
of New Orleans, and Leland
Speed
Co., of Jackson, as 4s.
net interest cost of about
a
improvement
which
previous
a
Kalamazoo), Mich.
maturing in 1959 and
are
for
at
June 23.)
on
Sch.
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due
on July 1 from 1954 to 1971
inclu¬
Interest
bonds
rejected
Kalamazoo and Portage
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
July 9
for the purchase of $52,000 build¬
1957.
the
are
were
June
April 1, 1969.
at
$228,000 special
from
on
Township Unit School District
(P. O. Millersburg), Mich.
Offering — Dewey Hart¬
thereafter
Detroit,; jointly,
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
10,600
Case
Bonds
a
100.01,
3.67%,
April 1 from
on
April 1
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
sive.
at
trust company to
or
June
1964 inclusive.
Due
payable
be de¬
signated by the successful bidder.
inclusive.
45,000 33/4s.r Due
to
(A-O)
bear
1% from Aug.
—
group
A. B. Gwinn,
—
Aug. 1 from
Oakley
177,
District,
Sold —No
Aug. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
offered
2620
trial
April 1, 1970.
Michigan
i
v
Mich.
Pleasant
1 from
inclusive.
Due
bonds
bonds
p.
from
1
1968
on
Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist. '
No. 23 (P. O.
Buffalo), Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 building
(P. O.
4
Moody, of St.
Aug. 1, 1955.
on
School
The
Monroe), Mich.
Bond
to
1969 to
De¬
Township, Custer
Fractional
District No.
Due
24,000 3.60s.
23—
terest of
Monroetown
of Detroit.
Hastings
1961
disposal
June
3V2S.
Vera Romick,
—
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
45,000 Ji/2s. Due'on April 1 from
ley.
se¬
(EST)
p.m.
$200,600
Bond
$857,000 Winthrop 200-1, sixth
First
as
28,000 3V2S.
2620—were awarded to
p.
2728—were
p.
Due on Aug.
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
$285,000
sewage
offered
177,
$1^,000 3V4s.
ing bonds offered June 23—v. 177,
July 7 for the
p. 2728—were awarded to a group
purchase of $35,000 building
composed of Shannon & Co., De¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. Due on
troit, Barcus, Kindred & Co., Chi¬
April 1 from 1954 to 1958 inclu¬
cago, and Baxter, Williams & Co.,
sive. Bonds maturing in 1957 and
of Cleveland, at a price of 100.02,
1958 are callable as of April
1,
$ net interest cost of about 3.89%,
1954. Principal and interest (A-O)
follows:
8
ower,
at a price of
net interest cost of about
100.01,
27,
1954.
the
troit,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Kenower, MacArthur
15,000 3V2S. Due
198,000 Wilmington 200-1 fourth
177,
p.
of Detroit,
1962
2,750,000
ap¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bank
Rural Agricultural
O. Lambertville),
(P.
to
3.79%,
second
Jan.
Sav¬
Legality
from
Mich.
obligation
bonds
1
inclusive;.
Sale—The
system
Township School District
Offering
offering
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 9 were
se-
1954.
&
eral
April
on
1965
Milan,
(P. O. Mt. Clemens), Mich.
Bond
to
Bond
of Detroit.
to
MICHIGAN
1955.
thorities
from
1
Legality approved by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
$25,000 4s.
7,500,000 Boston 200-3, fifth
and
bonds.
Ropes,
Rugg, of Boston.
&
Group B
1,
Due
23—v.
Paul, and Kalman & Co., of Min¬
neapolis, jointly, - at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
3.84%, as follows:
1960 inclusive.
to
4s.
1961
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man,
Boston.
awarded
1954.
'
July
the
at
25,
sev¬
Due
1956
15,000
v.
Flint.
June
awarded to Juran &
April 1 from
on
Lake, Minn.
$66,000 sanitary
improvement bonds offered
sewer
Co., of Detroit, as follows:
Aug. 1 from 1954 to
Commercial
Bank,
and
1,660,000
^
school
bonds are dated
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1955.
27
on
inclusive.
able
1954.
industrial
Due
27,
July
Due
July 1 from 1954 to 1963 incl.
740,000
2,380,000 Lawrence 200-2, fourth
notes.
bonds.
sewerage
July 1 from 1954 to 1957 incl.
382,000 sewerage bonds. Due on
1954.
series
Citizens
Moose
Watling, Lerchen
$10,000 3%s. Due
Monday, July 6, 1953
Bond Sale—The
sewage
submitted for the $45,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered June 26.—
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ v.
177, p. 2728.
the purchase of $1,667,000 bonds, til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 9 for the
divided as follows:
Royal Oak, Mich.
purchase
of
$1,500,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
Bond Sale—The $612,000 bonds
$275,000 school addition bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1954 to April 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclu¬ offered June 29—v. 177, p. 2832—
sive. Bonds maturing in 1964 and were awarded to H.
V. Sattley &
1963 inclusive.
thereafter are optional. Principal
Co., and Shannon & Co., both of
250,000
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
of Taxes, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (DST) on July 8 for
series notes. Due Oct. 26,1954.
series
Offering—Harold J. Tuni-
20,000
Group A
sew¬
Aug.
Mich.
Sale—The $25,000
awarded to
were
&
inclusive.
ings
City Treasurer and Collector
son,
projects
aggregating $23,854,000:
$724,000
Bond
dated
are
on
Financial Chronicle...
disposal system revenue bonds of¬
fered June 29—v. 177, p. 2728—
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Chase
National Bank, New York, or at
Offering—Leo F.
Boston.
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
1982
No. 3
Taxation, Commonwealth of Mas¬
by Storey,
sachusetts.
Palmer & Dodge, of
Worcester, Mass.
Boston.
Due
Harrison
approved
Thorndike,
Bond
off.
Murphy,
Town Treasurer, will receive seal¬
Marion, Mass.
ed bids c/o the Day Trust Co., Ill
Bond Offering—Herbert E. Ry¬
Devonshire St., Boston, until
11
der, Town Treasurer, will receive a.m.
(DST) on July 7 for the pur¬
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na¬
chase
of
$125,000
water
notes.
tional Bank of Boston, Room 308,
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1
30 State St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
(DST) on July 8 for the purchase
cipal and interest payable at the
of $215,000 school bonds.
Dated
Day Trust Co., Boston. The notes
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from
will be certified as to genuineness
1954 to 1963 inclusive. Principal
by the Director of Accounts, De¬
and interest payable at the Mer¬
partment
of
Corporations
and
National
bonds
1953.
Upton, Mass.
Note
chants
The
the
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
\
2.78%.
Legality
1,715,000 sanitary and storm
age system bonds.
400,000 bridge bonds.
Peabody, Mass.
Union
of
Milan,
eral
Winthrop
June
awarded
composed
Belmont,
paVing
Bond Sale—The
offered
for the
purchase of $6,500,000 gen¬
obligation bonds, divided as
Authorities; and
Ely, follows:
Bartlett, Thompson & Brown, of $2,905,000 hospital bonds.
Boston, for the Arlington Author¬
1,480,000 street improvement
ity.
bonds.
the
for
Legality
approved
by
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Hopes,
bonds
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston
Commercial and
District
(P.
Anaconda),
Bond
District
Mont.
Offering
H.
—
Clerk, will
T.
O.
'
Swans,
receive sealed
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Number 5235
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...
(97)
bids
until
7
Amount
Year
5,650,000
1953.
5,900,000—.
Amortization
the
first
the
second
choice
bonds will
choice
of
be
bonds
School
the
Bond
,
City
Clerk,
will
R.
bonds.
Dated
serially in 10
July
14,
years.
1953.
Bond
eral
1985
fered
June
1986
were
awarded
1987
ings
Due
$100,000,000—Parcel
InteresNUJ.
C
Amount
Year
$300,000-—
Helena, Mont.
Bond Offering—Nina M. Settles,
1960
—
improvement
of about
450,000
1962
sealed
900,000
1963
a.m.
(MST) on July
purchase of $181,000
Special Improvement District No.
1,100,000
1964
submitted
1,300,000
1965
exceed
1,500,000—
1966
missioners,
bids until
6
for
will
receive
10
the
182 bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1953. In¬
J-J.
1,700,000
1967
1,950,000
Bonds Not
and
2,400,000
1971
ed bids
2,900,000
1972
until
7:30
(MST)
p.m.
on
Aug. 4 for the purchase of $8,020
Special Assessment District No. 74
3,150,000
bonds.
The
3,700,000
callable whenever funds
4,000.000
bonds
Dated
are
for the
terest
July
1,
1953.
available. In¬
are
1978
1979
l
1980
—
1981
1982
—
5,600,000
bonds.
6,050,000
New
Jersey
(P. O.
•.
Bond
Vice
Highway
Offering—B.
Chairman
Walter
ceive
T.
on
England,
the
Authority,
Treasurer
Margetts, Jr., will
sealed
(DST)
L.
State
of
that
announces
Authority
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
July 8 for the purchase
of either
$100,000,000, $125,000,000
or
$150,000,000 State-guaranteed
Parkway, series A bonds, to ma¬
ture
annually
on
Jan.
1,
as
fol¬
lows:
:
bonds
New
Amount
$400.000.__,
I960
700,000--
and
the
National
State Bank of Newark. Each
pro¬
posal of the bonds of any Parcel
must
state
such
the
bonds,
rate
the
or
of
bonds
interest
In
must
V8
rates
or
the
amount
and
multiple of
bonds,
of
1%
interest
stated
for
like
maturity.
purchaser
equal
bid for
must
the
to
pay
interest
such bonds accrued to the date
of
delivery.
sold
The
bonds
will
to the bidder whose
1961
results
1962
cost
1,300,000-
1963
dorsement
of
1964
State
the
the
lowest
the
Upon
to
in¬
Purchaser
furnish
to
Offering
Carl
—
Auditor, will
M.
Oshe,
receive
noon
(EST)
purchase of
sealed
July 17
$217,171.80
street improvement bonds, divided
the
follows:
bids
will
until
2
$170,000.00 series A bonds. Due
2,900,000
Dec.
bonds,
divided
1954
to
1963
Dec.
1
3,250,000
from
1954
to
1963
Due
Aug.
on
Canal
from
1
Bond
Winchester, Ohio
Offering
bonds
are
dated
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Meadow Brook
National Bank, Freeport, or at the
Chase National Bank, New York.
chase
Legality
Due
water,
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
of New
way,
by
Vande-
Gallo¬
&
York.
Madison
County (P. O.
Wampsville), N. Y.
Bond
ty
v.
Sale—The
bonds
road
177,
p.
$190,000
offered
ceive
(EST)
Clerk, will
&
June
30—
Buffalo,
Tilney & Co., New York, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
of about 2.37%.
Mineola, N.
bonds offered
Y.
$200,000 water
June
30—v.
177,
p.
May
from
pur¬
1,
1954
to
(pro.
Local Sch.
D.
R.
No.
Clinton),
Bond
Clerk
Dist.
of
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
noon
a
Delafield
be
opinion
furnished
of
Hawking,
Wood, of New York
City.
1980
&
awarded
were
to
a
group
8,050,000
3.40s, at
as
1,
'm
«
Offering—Evelyn
of
the
Board
Miller,
Education,
of
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
on July 21 for the purchase
$800,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1953. Due on May 1 from
of
to
1973
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
and interest
Citizens Bank
of
Madison.
Legal¬
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ity approved
&
by
North Olmsted
Bond
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sale—The $146,000 build¬
City School District (P.-O.
Brooklyn Station,Cleveland 22),
Bond
Clerk
will
Bond Sale—The
Orangetown Common Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Nyack), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Harry D. TwitDistrict Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
on
July 9 for the purchase of
Ryan,
Co., Newark, as 4s, at
price of 100.32, a basis of about
3.97%.
1983
Township
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. New Egypt), N. J.
Sale—The $57,000 build¬
9,050,000
1985
9,400,000-—
1986
First National Bank of New
9,700.000
1987
10,000,000
1988
(P.
O. Maplewood), N. J.
Offering — Clarence E.
Bond
District
Stevens,
ceive
sealed
1962
(DST)
1963
chase of
on
Dated
July
from
1
1,600.000
1965
1968
Principal
1967
able
at
Essex
,
bids
will
until
1,-44)53.
Due
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York.
the
National
Bankiri^Co.,
option,
on
Bond
the
National Bankv-^New York.
1971
ity
&
to
the
Hawkins,
or
Chase
1973
1974
4,650.000
1975
bonds
Dela¬
■5,000,000
1976
2621—were
Sale—The
offered
$120,000 school
July 1—v.
awarded
to
town
June
Bank
Offering
of
the
J. H. Wanek,
—
Board
receive
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
8
of
2V2S, at par.
awarded
Durham,
as
a
2834—
p.
group
of J. Lee Peeler
posed
of
to
177,
Securities
Vance
com¬
Co., of
&
Corp.,
McDaniel, Lewis & Co., both
Greensboro,
at
price of
a
follows:
$22,000
par,
I
water
177,
p.
Ryan,
d
ie
1973
on
June
June
1
on
1955
$8,000
from
inclusive;
1981
$6,000
from
inclusive;
on
4V4S, due
to
1
June
26—v.
to
177,
Pohl
p.
&
and
4s,
to
5V2S,
1965
to
ceive
sealed
(EST)
E.
re¬
on
bids
until
noon
July 14 for the purchase
$9,900 street improvement
of
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
Aug.
from
1
1,
1954
Principal
payable
1953.
to
Due
Bank,
Ohio
1—v.
to
177,
J.
A.
nati,
as
$35,000
street
bonds offered July.
2730—were awarded
& Co., of Cincin¬
3s, at a price of 100.10, a
p.
White
about
2.98%.
Bond Sale—The $235,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 177,
p.
2730
land,
were awarded to Ross,
Simon, Inc., of Cleve¬
4s, at a price of 101.27, a
—
&
Borton
as
basis of about 3.84%.
in¬
1963
and
at
City
Strongsville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Tiltonsville,
interest
the
Peoples
Bond
Sale—The
Ohio
sole
bid
Banking Co., Coldwater. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
mitted
sewer
bonds
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
177,
sub¬
2730—was rejected.
the
for
p.
$100,000
offered
Tiro
Local
Sch.
Columbus, Ohio
Bond
Bond
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
July
8
Agnes Brown
will
11:30
the
for
receive
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
350,000 limited tax bonds, divided
as follows:
' Y
Safety Department
bonds. Due*on June 1 from
$215,000
June
storm
26—v.
105,000
Service
and
Departments
June
1
from
Recreation
bonds.
1955
to
Office
30,000
Due
on
1959
in¬
Equipment
and
Furnishing Fund No. 1 bonds.
Due
on
1964
from
inclusive.
June
1
The
1953.
bonds
Interest
are
J-D.
Ohio
$100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 177,
p.
2622—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth
3s, at
a
& Co., Inc., Toledo, as
price of 100.30, a basis of
about 2.94%.
i
Washington Local School District
(P. O.
Lewistown), Ohio
1955
to
stine, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
until
will
Aug.
Legality
1,
ap¬
receive
sealed
bids
(EST) on July 17 for
the purchase of $375,000 building
noon
bonds. Dated June 1,
Dec.
1953. Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
on
1 from 1954 to 1977 inclusive.
at
the
Lakeview.
dated
Dist.,
Sale—The
Bond Offering—Homer D. Note-
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
$8,000
June 1 from 1974
inclusive.'
National
Sale—The
basis of
clusive.
bonds:
the
reconstruction
Bond Offering — Margaret
DeCurtins, Village Clerk, will
Cain,
bonds
$60,000
30—v.
at
Cleveland.
Bond
$45,000 building
awarded
sealed bids until
CAROLINA
Sale—The
able
30
Grifton, N. C.
Bond
Squire,
Coldwater, Ohio
on
offered June
Clinton.
by
Co., of Cincinnati.
awarded
National
as
NORTH
due
Wildwood Crest Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond
offered
2833—were
Emerson
1964
3,950.000—
$14,600
Legal¬
Wood,/jpf New York.
4.300.000
George),
York
bonds
p.
Warrensburg,
and
1970
field
and
Newark,
3,300.000
by
pay¬
Newark
at
O. Lake
Sale—The
177,
were
inclusive.
3,000.000
approved
(P.
New
re¬
Jan.
offered
(J-D)
Thurman
noon
(J-J)
1969
1972
&
July* 14 for the pur¬
building bonds.
1955_|g 1979
and'Tnterest
bidder's
at
Clerk,
2,700,000—
3,600,000—
payable at the
approved
$4,491,($)0
1,850.000
1968
Principal
& Trust Co., Nyack.
Delafield
storehouse
Orange q&d Maplewood Self.
Dist.
1964
(F-A)
Legality
—v.
Year
1961
inclusive.
1973
interest
and
Egypt,
31/4S, at par.-^
as
South
$125,000,000—Parcel B
1960
to
Bond
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 177,
p.
2621 —were, awarded to the
1984
building
Nyack Bank
Plumstead
bonds
2730—were
chen,
$264,000
Port
(P. O. East Claridon), Ohio
basis of about 3.32%.
1954
awarded ,to
of
Claridon Local School District
price of 100.63,
a
Hanauer &
1982
•8,400.000
Bond
Clerk
Ravenna,
R. D. White & Co., all of New
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from
2833—were
p.
1981
-
Aug.
July 22 for the purchase p.m. (DST) on July 17 for the
of $176,000 building bonds. Dated
purchase of $900,000 school bonds.
July 1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from Dated June
1, 1953. Due <pn Dec.
1954 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal 1 from *1954 to
1968
inclusive.
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Principal and interest (J-t)) pay¬
approving
7,750,000—
—
dated
are
on
York,
.7,400,000-
2,150,000
from
1
inclusive.
Ohio
Rofkar,
the Board of Education,
and
also
—
a
1,350.000
bonds
Oct.
on
1962
Madison Local School District
F.
Co., Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
1979
850.000,
Due
to
Ohio
Offering—W.
without cost, with the unqualified
1978
1,100.000
to
Parma
thereupon
.6,800,000—
550.000
1954
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.7,100,000
|
The
'
"Port
1,
livered to the purchaser who will
1977
$350.000
from
3.88%.,
Catawba Island
Bank
Pittsgrove Township School District
(P. O. Centreton), N. J.
1974
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
1975
ing bonds offered July 1—v. 177,
1976
Amount
1
ing and improvement bonds of¬
Principal and interest fered June 23—v.
177, p. 2730—
(J-D) payable at the Canal Win¬ were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth
chester Bank. Legality approved
&
Co., Inc., Toledo, as 4s, at a
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
price of 101.20, a basis of about
approved
1973
•8,750,000
1954
1963
Legality
1972
6,350,000
Oct.
45,000 fire and police equipment
1953.
American
will
4,750,000
5,950,000
bonds.
inclusive.
inclusive.
a
Trust Co.,
Sale—The
the
improve¬
of Cleveland.
and
Bond
1
noon
coun¬
2833—were awarded to
Traders
for
street
Dated
Dec.
on
until
10
$8,800
bonds.
re¬
bids
July
on
of
ment
group composed of, Roosevelt
&
Cross, of New York, Manufactur¬
ers
sealed
W.
composed of George B. Gibbons &
bonds
4,350,000
.5,550.000——
on
1971
1954
Robert
—
Reinhard, Village
The
1953.
pool
Due
bonds
are
dated June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
$600,000
electric
power
plant
payable at the City Treasurer's
bonds. Due on Aug.
1 from
office. Legality approved by
Peck,
1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
559,000 public improvement
1954 to 1975 inclusive.
follows:
as
swimming
(P. O. Madison), Ohio
de¬
the
1971
5,150,000
bonds, divided
$70,000
in¬
be
Trustee,
1970
4,000,000—__________
000
1953. Interest A-O.
2833
1969
,3,600.000
Lakewood, Ohio
on
1953.
bonds.
Ryan,
Offering—Henry A. Rees,
Director of Finance, will receive
clusive.
The
to
Bond
as
follows:
awarded
jointly, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.63, a basis of about 3.43%.
in¬
47,171.80 series B bonds. Due
July 8 for the purchase
on
$1,159,000
from
clusive.
re¬
p.m.
1
1968
_]
2622—were
p.
Sutherland & Co., and Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., both of
Toledo,
on
the
1966
2,550,000.
Ohio
on
by
and
1965
2,250,000
Recovery Local Sch. Dist.,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
July 13 for the purchase of $115,-
1967
_
1,900,000
2,400,000
(DST)
of
en¬
guaranty of the
1954
and
basis
Sale—The $265,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 25—v. 177,'
County Company, Bowl¬
Green.
Bond
3.40s,
as
Treasurer,
sealed
interest
net
Authority.
be
proposal
authentication
in
to
Comptroller,
Village
ceive
one
be
from
legal opinion.
as
which
Only
1,050,000—T—1,600,000
a
1
Principal
a
Bond
(M-N) payable at the Bank
of Wood
City
price of 100.59,
a
3.13%.
bonds.
the
bear.
to the amount
the
in
state
1/20
having
amount
for
may
rate
bonds
bid
to
are
addition
on
Year
York,
Nov.
Cambridge, Ohio
The $3,280,000
—
and
District
Freeport, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Gordon Simon-
1988
will be dated July
Principal
and
interest
payable at the National City Bank
an
$150,000,000—Parcel A
1986
1953.
of
2729.
p.
1
inclusive.
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
State
1987
_______
6,650,000
1.
Trenton), N. J.
1985
6,450,000
The
NEW JERSEY
1984
_!___'
6,250,000
tization bonds will
be
the first
choice and serial bonds the second
choice of the School Board. Inter¬
est J-J.
1983
5,800,000
building
July 1. 1953. Amor¬
Dated
177,
Central School
Sale
July 17 for the
$970,000
building
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on
on
of
1973
building bonds offered June 30—
v.
177, p. 2833—were awarded to for
son,
5,350,000
until 8 p.m. (MST) on
July 20 for
the purchase of $384,000
30—v.
(EST)
purchase
ing
about
Fort
tion, will receive sealed bids until
terest
3V4S, at
of
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
noon
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Sale—The $170,600 street
improvement bonds offered June
Offering—Martin L. Han-
bids until
1976
5,150,000
by the District Clerk
to
main
system extension bonds
Bond
1977
4.950,000—
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
not
water
at par.
____
4,750,000
County School District
(P. O. Button), Mont.
$48,000
were
8i}
Bond
as
District, Ohio
Bond
May
bids
1975
4,250,000
Teton
1
1974
.___
the
interest
June
No.
the
4,500,000
purpose
J-J.
sewer
1973
3,400,000
for
Colonie
1970
2,650,000
com¬
na,
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
29—v. 177, p. 2730—were awarded
to McDonald & Co., of
Cleveland,
Bowling Green City School
bonds.
Sold—No
4%
offered
1969
Laurel, Mont.
Bond
Offering — Tillie Hohendorf, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
group
Canasiota, N. Y.
1968
2,150,000
terest
a
2.28%.
1961
700,000
of the Board of Land
to
2833—
p.
Chicago, George B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., both of New York,
as
2.30s, at a price of 100.09, a
Com¬
,
Clerk
177,
June 1 from 1971
on
inclusive.
bonds of¬
sewer
29—v.
Bank,
basis
1981
OHIO
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
1988
—
on
inclusive; and $14,500
Sale—The $1,045,000 gen¬
1984
_
June 1 from 1965
1973
to
Y.
8,350,000—
51
5V2S, due
4j/4S, due
N.
June 1 from
inclusive; $13,000
to
Binghamton,
bonds:
sewer
on
1955 to 1964
•
8,050,000
July
38,000
sanitary
$10,500 4s, due
basis of about 4.36%.
a
7,850,000
Spe¬
Improvement District No.
as
1982
7.550,000
sealed
until 8 p.m. (MST) on
14 for the purchase of $4,500
of Newark, and
Co., of New York,
4.40s, at a price of
NEW YORK
1983
L
7,300,000
Bond,
receive
Co.,
&
1981
7.000,000
bids
cial
—
6,700,000
Hardin, Mont.
Offering — C.
100.31,
&
1980
6,450,000
Board.
jointly,
1979
—
6,200,000
serial
and
-
Lebenthal
1978
5,300,000
the
Hanauer
1977
p.m. (MST) on July
purchase of $800,000
high school bonds. Dated July 1,
for
27
49
Legality
Peck. Shaffer &
cinnati.
pay¬
Farmers Banking
approved
Co.,
by
Williams, of Cin¬
tnos
on
■50
'
(98)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Willi shire Local Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Sale—The
United
Ohio
$231,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 15—v. 177,
p.
2507—were awarded to J. A.
a
price
of
101.63,
basis
a
National
Bank
of
No. 64 (P. O. Route
Bond
about 3.31%.
'Oklahoma
Bond
City
bids
21
Clerk,
until
for
City,
the
will
11
a.m.
(CST)
Clackamus County Sch. Dist. No. 84
sealed
on
purchase of $2,000,000
bonds.
Bond
bids
14
Hospital District
p.
2730—were
awarded
to
Shuler &
terest
(F-A)
Principal and
Bond
1,
payable
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
office.
Portland.
in¬
177,
v.
the
p.
boro,
as
offered
Borough
a
Secretary,
will
Weltz,
June
23
receive
Bank
price of
to
Hills¬
of
000 school
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., all of
a price of 98.49, a
Philadelphia, at
Authority
revenue
issue
bonds
of
interest
net
was
$40,000 l3/4s.
sold
of
cost
about
3.47%,
follows:
as
$416,-
Due
July 1, 1954
on
Harriman
to
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
and
par.
Sale—An
25—
2507—were awarded to
p.
and
(P. O. Hatboro), Pa.
Bond
$1,030,000
June
group composed of Drexel &
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
July 13 for the purchase of
$123,000 general obligation bonds
Hatboro-Horsham Joint
The
—
offered
a
sealed
—
Sate
bonds
177,
v.
on
swimming
2730—were awarded
33/4s, at
Pennsylvania
Bond
E.
60,000
2s.
1956
Due
on
1958
to
inclusive.
40,000 2 V4s.
and
from
1
on
July 1, 1959
Cue
on
July 1 from
1960.
1961
1963 inclusive.
to
90,000 23As.
1964
90,000
Due
to
inclusive.
Due
to
1970 to
July
on
1969
160,000 3 y4s.
July 1 from
on
1966
3s.
1967
Irving Trust Company
July
Due
90,000 2V2S.
from
1
inclusive.
Due
July 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
460,000 3%s. Due
Northern
July 1, 1933.
on
Tioga County Joint
School
Authority (P. O.
Wallsboro), Pa.-
YORK
NEW
Bond
posed
Cash and Due from Banks
.
U.'S. Government Securities
370,771,936
$
.
F.H.A.
RICHARD H.
|
)
jj_
31,604,617
HARRY E.
seph
'
.
22,307,100
\
v.
HENRY
P.
3,150,000
to
BRISTOL
and
80,000
Bristol-Myers Company
592,324,493
....
In¬
revenue
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Aug. 1, 1962
on
Due
Aug.
on
1,
1964
1965.
355,000
C. A. Auffniordt & Co.
issue of
an
1963.
4s.
and
JOHN F. DEGENER, JR.
Loans and Diseounls
1961
80,000 33/4s.
Chairman of the Board,
Slock in Federal Reserve Bank
Co.,
follows:
as
1954
Honorary Chairman
Other Securities
&
Allen
building
$300,000 3V2S. Due
1
L.
June 26
on
$815,000 school
WARD
York
Co., Des Moines, and Jo¬
Lincoln Ray, of Sunbury,
bonds,
Mortgages
com¬
vestment
purchased
WEST
President
/
U. S. Government Insured
syndicate
Haupt
York, Warren W.
Allentown, Harold
WILLIAM N. ENSTROM
Chairman of the Board
250,206,095
.
A
—
Ira
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., Newark,
Allison-Williams Co., of Minneap¬
olis, Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New,
DIRECTORS
.
Sale
of
'
& Co., New
York, M. B. Vick & Co., Chicago,
Boenning
&
Co.,
Philadelphia,
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, JUNE 30, 1953
ASSETS
of
Township Sch. Dist,
Authority (P. O. Havertown),
Ore.
municipal
Commercial
Offering—Paul
by
Munson,
Haverford
school
Bond
approved
&
Philadelphia.
Dallastown, Pa.
Sale—The $35,000 general
bonds
pool
the
at
inclusive. Call¬
Sayre, of
obligation
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
the
1964
Hillsboro,
$25,000
Aug.
to
Treasurer's
July
on
of
Dated
clusive.
Curwensville), Pa.
of
Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Aug. 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
1962
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 23—v. 177,
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
1953. Due
Sale—The
8
the
building
(P. O. Redmond), Ore.
Bond
until
Sch.
July 1, 1955. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
City
Offering—Blanche Engel,
for
1954
as
and
District Clerk, will receive sealed
OREGON
>
able
(P. O. Route 1, Box 98,
Mulino), Ore.
July
water system
Central Oregon
the
to
from
Simon,
receive
awarded
First National Bank of Portland.
Okla.
Offering—Earl M.
County Joint
Authority (P. O.
Not Sold—No bids were
lovsen, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on submitted for the $1,800,000 not
July 13 for the purchase of $94,- to exceed 4%% school revenue
600 Bancroft Improvement bonds. bond offered June 30—v.
177, p.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 2730.
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
2622—were
Parke,
both
of
Philadelphia,
jointly, as 2s, 3y4s, 3VzS and 3%s.
Due serially from 1954 to 1985 in¬
Clearfield
Bonds
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 177,
p.
PENNSYLVANIA
i
Central
Coos Bay, Ore.
Offering — H. Oscar Gu-
Bond
1, Box 86,
Clackamus), Ore.
of
OKLAHOMA
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Clackamus County School District
White & Co. of Cincinnati, as V/zs,
at
States
Portland.
Monday, July 6, 1953
...
4y2s.
Due
Aug.
on
1,
1973.
First
WILLIAM K.
Mortgages
on
Real Estate
2,091,613
DICK
/
The
New York, N. Y.
1953,
Banking Houses
14,789,142
PHILIP F. GRAY
Senior Vice President
for
Liability
I. J.
■
■■■,
Acceptances Outstanding
.IV•
'
16,637,002
HARVEY, JR.
A
(P.
Company |
3,509,728
Vice President,
a
J
1954
Senior Vice President
50.000,000
Surplus
55,000,000
Canada
122,568,994
...
The American News
PETER S.
Reserve for Taxes and
.
Expenses
4,013,753
Payable July 1, 1953
1,250,000
.
PAINE
j
17,782,552
|
T
LeROY A.
Pennsylvania Co.
5,324,571
2730—were
p.
im¬
July
1
awarded
j.
are
pledged to
stated
secure
purposes
at
amortized
cost.
deposits of public
required by law.
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
Company
and
JACOB L. RE1SS
Reiss
j
Manufacturing Corporation
W.
New York,
WIIITMARSH
fered
DEPOSIT
of
Sl/gs, at
f
INSURANCE
CORPORATION
29—v.
177,
of¬
2730—
p.
Philadelphia,
a
jointly
price of 100.10,
a
as
basis
Summerfield Township Fractional
j
I
Leggett & Company j
School District No. 2
(P. O.
Petersburg), Pa.
Bond Offering—F. S.
Bird, Sec¬
retary of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids
until 8
p.m.
FEDERAL
June
were awarded to
Blair, Rollins &
Co., and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
(EST)
chase
i
street
improvement bonds
of about 3.11%.
N. Y.
FRANCIS L.
Francis II.
W ARDALL
j
Sale—The $180,000
sewer
both
ROCKWELL
Greenwich, Conn.
President,
1
Ross
President, Otis Elevator Company
WILLIAM J.
United States Government Securities
Blair,
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
and Thackara, Grant &
Co., all
of Philadelphia, as
2y2s, at a price,
of 100.27, a basis of about
2.48%.
J. WHITNEY PETERSON
FLETCHER
$1,307,391,726
$75,000
offered
PETERSEN
President,
Other Liabilities
MEMBER
The
Rollins & Co., Inc., Stroud &
Company
United States Tobacco
in Portfolio
for other
—
bonds
a
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., New York,
j
President,
Acceptances: Less Amount
monies and
177,
•v.
President,
New York &
are
Sale
provement
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
MICHAEL A. MORRISSEY
1,156,451,856
OJ these, $55,929,739
Saul,
to
Deposits
Dividend
by
Reading, Pa.
i
Honorary Chairman,
Other
inclusive.
Legality
Ewing, Rem¬
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Bond
W. MOORE
President,
17,568,994
Capital Accounts
ick &
G. MITCHELL
Sylvania Electric Products Inc.
ROY
Total
1968
to
approved
Chairman,
&
Undivided Profits
Haupt &
York,
seph Lincoln Ray, of Sunbury, as
2%s and 2Y8S. Due serially from
Pulp and Paper Company
Capital Slock(5,000,000shares—$IO[>ar) $
New
Rambo, Close &
Kerner, of Philadelphia, and Jo¬
LUKE, JR.
President, West Virginia
DON
group composed of Ira
Co.,
DAVID L.
HIRAM A. MATHEWS
LIABILITIES
Authority
Northumberland), Pa.
O.
sewer
"^
Peering Milliken & Co., Inc.
$1,307,391,726
Ewing, Remick &
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
revenue bonds was sold to
HAROLD A. HATCH
Other Assets
Aug. 1,
Legality ap¬
F-A.
Northumberland Sewer
'•.
The Flintkote
Interest
Saul, of Philadelphia.
President,
1
.
'
dated
are
proved by Saul,
'
Customers'
bonds
of
on
July 9 for the
pur¬
$225,000 building bonds
Dated July 1,
1
from
1956
1953.
to
Due
1971
on
Aoril
inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1959 and
there¬
after are callable as of
April
1,
Number 5235
Volume 178
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
1958. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
July 15 for the purchase of $375,-]
000 school bonds. Dated July
1,
be designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
1953.
pany to
Detroit.
Bank,
and
York.
New
by~Chapman
Chicago. *
of
Sullivan
County
Legality
Cutler,
&
Not1 Sold
O.
White, Weld & Co., $2,259,000 not to exceed 3% inter¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co., both of est school building bonds offered
New York, Schmidt,
Poole, Rob¬ July 1—v. 177, p. 2507—were re¬
erts & Parke, Stokes &
Co., and jected.
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., all of
TEXAS
Philadelphia,
of
100.82,
as 2%s, at a price
basis of about 2.55%.
a
RHODE
bids
until
for
6
8
the
water
systcwi
about
Junell5,
Bank
proved
City
of
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
Milk St., Boston, until
noon
(DST) on July 8 for the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
school
sion,. 45
bonds.
on
Dated
.(J-J)
,
July
1, 1953. Due
1954 to 1978 in¬
July 1 from
clusive.
.
Principal
payable
and
at
the
interest
First
Ector
from
dence.
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg of Boston.
East Providence, R.
ous
capital
new
which
June
bids
no
10—v.
bond
177, p.
sold
subsequently
issues
of
First
for
submitted
2623
on
were
—
3V2S,
as
'
price of par, to
I.
$3,572,000 vari¬
were
at
Bonds
Not
177,
First
Co.,
G.
Walker
H.
&
Co.,
of
Michigan Corp., Townr
Dabney and Tyson, DwinHarkness & Hill, Inc., and
send,
nell,
Rand
Co.
&
sealed
bids
177,
—v.
CAROLINA
til
(EST)
noon
of
ligation
bonds.
1953,
Due
1978
$300,000
and
of
interest
1,
1
1961.
ob-
Aug.
from
Bonds
(F-A)
un-
general
1
1955
to
maturing in
thereafter
Feb.
callable
are
payable
the
at
Bank, New York. Legal¬
ity approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
SOUTH
Falls
DAKOTA
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
South
Bond
price of
a
Dakota
Offering
—
Arthur
L.
as
July
14
for
the
purchase
of
on
$1,-
building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from
1956 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at any suitable
banking
institution
desig¬
by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
TENNESSEE
various
100.073,
Bond
ster,
bids
14
Offering—George
Mayor,
until
for
sewer
10
the
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
revenue
Dated
July
from
1957
1953. Due
1988 inclusive. Bonds
1961
able
and
on
Jan.
sealed
on July
$5,000,000
of
bonds.
1,
jn
Demp¬
will
to
1
thereafter
maturing
are
call¬
and
of July 1, 1960. Principal
interest
(J-J)
payable
in
New
■
(F-A)
Principal
payable
Bank & Trust
curities
Cutler,
Salomon
Bros.
&
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, Estabrook & Co., East¬
Dillon
Noyes
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Hemphill,
S.
R.
Dickson
&
gality
Smith
1,
Due
1976
Chemical
Co., New York.
by
in¬
interest
and
the
at
approved
of
1953.
to
1955
W.
Geo.
Gibbons
B.
Adams,
New
Morton
H.
McEntee
York,
&
&
Dittmar
&
Co.,
Co.,
all
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
of
County (P. O. Tyler), Texas
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
obligation court house bonds
First
ville,
Republic
Dallas
Union
of
mas,
sold
Dallas,
Equitable
Corporation,
Rotan,
1963.
Tyler, Texas
Offering—C.
bids
15
until
for
9
the
a.m.
Stewart,
$1,000,000
(CST)
purchase
bonds, divided
as
school
of
on
Civic
Center
ment bonds
follows:
bonds.
Due
sanitary
system
870,000
water
bonds.
Due
clusive.
&
im¬
issues
dis¬
sewage
3s.
as
500,000 airport bonds as 3s.
300,000 storm sewer bonds
200,000
Exposition
building bonds
storm
3s.
as
grounds
and
3s.
as
bonds
sewer
as
500,000 airport bonds as 3V2S.
200,000 public health and welfare
bonds
1,500,000
as
3V2S.
street
bonds
as
right
of
-
-
way
3V2s.
1
300,000 permanent paving street
improvement bonds as 33As.
500,000 garbage incinerator bonds
as
3
s
100,000 traffic
3V2s.
500,000
signal
general
bonds
as
bonds
as
improvement
1
3V2S.
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Co., Harris Trust &
Drexel
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Shields
Co., of New York, Braun, Bosworth
&
Co., Inc., Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, of Buffalo,
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co., of New
York, A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
of Chicago, Underwood, Neuhaus
& Co., of Houston,
First South¬
&
Company, of Dallas, Harris,
Co., Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta, Weeden & Co., of San
Francisco,
Robert
Winthrop
&
&
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., King,
& Co., W. H. Morton &
Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
York
as
City
Knoxville,
or
at
William Blair &
Co., of Chicago,
Savings Bank & Trust
Cincinnati,
Commerce
Provident
Co.,
of
Trust
Co., of Kansas City, Fridley
&
Hess, of Houston, Lyons &
Shafto, of Boston, Republic Na¬
Bank,
of
Dallas,
Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, Wood
Gundy & Co., Inc., Paul Frede¬
,
rick &
of San
of
son,
the
Additional
the
Bond
Town
Tenn.
—
Recorder,
sealed bids until 1
W.
will
p.m.
was
Sale
(EST)
on
a
both
successful
water
bonds offered
paying
price of
$35,OK) 5s. Due
on
syndicate
Stuart
Bros.,
S. Rouse,
receive
A
—
Halsey,
$3,733,000
enue
Offering
by
Lehman
York,
New York.
Francisco, Breed & Harri¬
Cincinnati, Barret, Fitch,
& Co., of Kansas
City, and
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
and
Of
A YEAR
FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT
BENSONHURST
HATBUSH
COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY
—
C°
1
B-■*
.. • •
Federal
Member teaer*
-
Deposit W1"
^
Co., Rand & Co., all of New
North
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
of
iV,WS BWK
^
York, Sills. Fairman & Harris, of
Chicago, Folger, Nolan, Inc., of
Washington, D. C., Cook & Quinlan, of New York, Kaiser & Co.,
headed
Morristown,
Latest Dividend
all of New York.
holder's option. Legality approved
Mitchell,
vvXvI;
Quirk
Co.,
&
of
Co.,
New
bidder
system
the
par,
same
as
for
rev¬
a
>y,
follows:
Dec. 1, 1954.
n
m
please
streei v..
gj>.
.
,m
1«
ft
——
m
^
^
qn
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Securities
improve¬
bonds
on
clusive.
Bank,
3s.
as
July
$3,000,000
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Co., both
Mosle
P.
City Manager, will receive sealed
follows:
as
are
Prin¬
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
as
National
Securities
1,
Dallas.
&
3V2S,
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬ at par, to a group composed of
First Southwest Company, of Dal¬
tion, Dick & Merle-Smith, all of
New York, Stroud & Co., of Phil¬
las, J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
adelphia,
Tyler.
Bond
were
thereafter
Aug.
cipal and interest payable at the
Tyler State Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago.
offered June 29
and
Le¬
Chapman
Bond
eral
of
as
interest
net
a
3.34%,
tional
Knoxville, Tenn.
,
clusive.
Aug.
from
1
1964
3s.
480,000
Hall
nated
•
Dated
Feb.
in
callable
1,
1954
matur¬
west
(CST)
a.m.
.600,000
'
1984 inclusive.
on
ing
Aug.
from
$640,000 park and recreation bonds
sealed bids until 11
<
1
gas
1
Bonds
opened July 1
2731—were awarded
of about
cost
Hoehl, District Clerk, will receive
,
1982 to
Dec.
on
and
improvement
inclusive.
syndicate headed by the Na¬
tional
City Bank of New York,
(see associates further below) at
Principal and
Hanover
Sioux
Due
electric
revenue
1987
Aug.
a
Trus¬
bids
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1962
as
of
July 14 for the
on
purchase
:
Board
will receive sealed
tees,
•
the
of
$10,000,000
systems
to
dated
are
on
3V2S.
Hampton County, North Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Hampton), S. C.
Bond Offering—E. O. Lightsey.
Chairman
1980
bonds
Due
were
p.
900,000
SOUTH
J
1,
The
1953.
general obligation bonds ag
gregating $8,500,000 and for which
posal
Co.,
the
bids until July 15 for the purchase
of
Dec.
on
Offering—Ralph H. Gard¬
Secretary of the City Public
Service Board, will receive sealed
ner,
Moreland, of Houston, E. F. Hutton & Co., of New
York, Hudson,
Stayart
&
Co., and Schneider,
Bernet & Hickman, both of Dallas.
offered June 30
Sale—The
1,280,000
&
for
hospital
San Antonio, Texas
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blair, Rollins
& Co., Inc., Stone & Webster Se¬
man,
Antonio.
Bond
bonds.
3.90s.
Corp.,
Rauscher, Pierce
San
of
Houston, Texas
Bond
Hornblower & Weeks, W. E. Hutton
and
Corp.,
all
of
Boston
&
&
Co.,
2731—were rejected.
p.
Corp., Goldman,
Estabrook & Co.,
Sachs
ap¬
Parkhurst
Sold—Bids
park
provement bonds
a
group composed
a
or
on
Texas
&
Na-
tional
Bank
of
Boston,
or
at
holder's option, at the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Provi-
Bond Sale—The
Dated
1953. Legality
County (P. O. Odessa), Tex.
$1 500,000
—v.
July
on
of $200,000
bonds.
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
to
;
(CST)
purchase
sealed bids c/o the First National
.
Texas
p.m.
inclusive.
Hutzler,
McClung,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Cranston, R. I.
Offering—Wm. A. Brown,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bond
Alvord,
Dec. 1 from
on
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Bond Offering—B. W.
ISLAND
1978
Dec. 1, 1964.
on
1981.
5,248,000
composed of
from
Dec. 1 from
on
355,000 3.90s. Due
and
Bids for the
1
inclusive.
1963
45,000 2.70s. Due
1965 to
(P.
—
to
of
1955.
Dec.
inclusive.
1958
245,000 3.80s. Due
1959
1,
on
2,490,000 4s. Due
Blountville), Tenn.
Bonds
group
to
Dec.
Due
5s.
1956
1956
Principal
approved
Sale—The $800,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 177,
a
from
1
175,000
interest (J-J) payable at the Han¬
Bond
2623—were awarded to
July
on
inclusive.
1971
to
over
Upper Darby Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Upper Darby), Pa.
p.
Due
90,000 3s. Due
open a
—
f!?'iteoSfO'w- S»J"
SSffi-S-—^
62
The Commercial and
(100)
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, July 6, 1953
r
approved
by
Storey,
Due on option, at the National City Bank, Legality
Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ New York. Legality approved by Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
clusive.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1,130,000
bonds
The
dated
are
VERMONT
of
Bank
National
Citizens
Purchaser to furnish legal
Barre,
of
^sealed
bids
oo
July
jointly,
Russell E.
100.16,
Secretary
of
the
will receive
until 10 a.m. (MST)
Bernstrom,
Board
for
the
able
Bond
at
"Utah, Cedar
of
Bank
City,
29—v.
will
until
bids
2
a
First
holder's
of
1963 inclusive. Prin¬
Bros. &
National
Bank
1955
Due
1959
to
Bo.yce, of Baltimore, Peo¬
414s
on
inclusive.
30
—
WASHINGTON
District
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
No.
115
Vancouver),
(P.
Office: 55 Wall Street, New York
Branches Overseas
bonds
177,
p.
State,
offered
June
build¬
29
—
3J/2s, at
price of
a
as
Treasurer,
Neilson,
will
receive
p.m.
(PST)
on
July 22 for the purchase of
$50,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1953. Due on Aug. 1 from
until
2
Callable
inclusive.
1972
to
after five years from date of issue.
of June 30, 1953
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
the
at
County
pay¬
Ticasurer's
office.
ASSETS
Cash, Gold
and
Di
LIABILITIES
Banks
e from
U. S. Government Obligations
.
$1,496,745,018
1,335,996,807
.
.
ances
Obligations
Agencies
State
oj^Other Federal
31,981,981
Municipal Securities
and
Real Estate Loans
.
and
Customers' Liability'
.
,.
.
Ownership
Securities
14,219,075
20,359,966
in
Transit
17,160,400
.
368,251
.
.
,
Reserves
17,270,391
.
552,400
«
for
7,000,000
Capital
41,333,0^4
Bank Premises
31,290,191
5,137,654
......
.
Surplus
.
.
.
.
$150,000,000
.
.
.
.
170,000,000
.
Undivided Profits
$5,762,668,401
69,773,277
.
Total
Bond Sale
road
bonds
177,
are as
389,773,277
$5,762,668,401
of June 25.
$394,259.601. of United States Government Obligations and
si0.351.2C0 of other
to secuie $4*67,602,946 of Public and 1 rust
Deposits and for other purposes required
(member
federal deposit insurance
bonds.
2731.
p.
June
30
were
assets are
deposited
1953.
Due
1968
on
dated
are
July
15,
July 15 from 1954 to
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Sharon
Legality approved by
Spooner
&
Quarles,
of
Milwaukee.
County School District No. 1
(P. O. Powell),Wyo.
City Bank of New York for
functions
PoWer
CANADA
terest
by
Due
Banks
from
.
Canada
i
sold
of June 30, 1953
(Dominion of)
Treasury
bills
July 2, as follows:
on
Obligations
of
and
Loans
and
]
Municipal Securities
.
......
Advances
.
.
Real Estate Loans
in
and
.
0
.
.
Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
.
,
.
.
Bank Premises
Other Assets
Total
.
2,464,783
4,289,271
..........
{Includes Reserve for Dividend $500,511)
was
$35,-
,
Commission
authorized
structed
•
•
•
.
ing
of
10,000,000
the
6QO.OOO
the
11,638,507
#
31,638,507
(member
Chairman
o
f the Board
Howard C. Sheperd
issue
Total.
•
•
•
•
•
f
•
•
#.
.
$128,198,180
federal deposit insurance corporation)
Township, Ont.
Equitable
of
of
chased
Toronto,
an
price
Canada, and
of Commerce,
jointly, pur¬
issue of $258,975.60 im¬
of
debentures
Due
par.
as
on
of the Board
Lindsay Bradford
others,
acquired,
reconstructed
Commission
in
duly
con¬
by the
for
and
Ontario,
of
such,
interest
in
or
N.
any
St.
John's,
Halifax, N. S.,
foundland,
lottetown, P.
E.
I.,
of
New¬
Char-
Saint
John,.
Quebec, Montreal, Winni¬
Regina, Calgary, Edmonton,
B.,
Legality
approved b,y Daly, Thistle, Judson.
&
McTaggart, of Toronto.
Other
cate:
members
of
the
syndi¬
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., A. E. Ames &
Co., Mills, Spence & Co., Domin¬
Securities
Corp., Royal Se¬
Corp., Midland Securities
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
Cochran, Murray & Co., Harris &
Co., Ltd., Fry & Co., Matthews &
Collier, Norris & Quinlan,
Co.,
R.
A.
Co.,
Daly Co., Ltd., Gairdner &
W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
Ltd.,
Bros. & Denton, Ltd.,
Har¬
Partners, Ltd., James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, Equitable Secu¬
rities of Canada, Ltd., Anderson
Corp., BartCayley
&
Co.,
Brawley,
Cathers & Co., J. L. Graham &
Co., Charles H. Burgess & Co.a.
Flemming
&
Co.,
and
Walwyn,
Fisher & Co.
Toronto, Ont.
Canada
&
A group in
the Dominion
—
by
Corp., and Wood, Gun¬
Co.,
4Y4%
Sale
headed
chased
both
of
Toronto,
issue
an
of
debentures
basis
a
of
pur¬
$12,610,000
at
price
a
about
ot
4.495%*
President
debentures, payable in Cana¬
funds only, mature
serially
July 15 from 1954 to 1983 in¬
Aug.
1
clusive.
are
Sale
—
An
improvemnt
sewers,
of
at
2
a
Bank
Co., and
Canada, both
of
jointly,
as
price of 100.54.
from 1954 to
4s and 4V2S,
Due
on
July
1963 inclusive.
this
issue
building grants,
signals, hospital,
parks,
education,
waterworks,
Regent
Park:
Housing and the Canadian Nation¬
al Exhibition.
Waterloo
issue
debentures
Royal
of Toronto,
control
highways,
Debenture
$95,000
sold to A. E. Ames &
the
Proceeds from
to be used for
traffic
Brockville, Ont.
Debenture
$82,500
Richard S. Perkins
43/4S, at
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
was
I'ice-Chairman
be
dian
Sale—The
Corp.
provement
3,127,661
$128,198,180
the
to
of
be
Principal
cities
97.902,
Canadian Bank
both
.
and
the
banker
on
Brantford
Securities
Undivided Profits
and
are
The
$12,525,162 of United States Government Obligations are deposited to 9ecura
$19,203 of Public Deposits and for other purposes required or
permitted bylaw.
*A
Sold—An
26, 1954, at 2.549%.
$10,000,000
......
bonds
Commission and to repay in whole
or in part any
temporary borrow¬
Securities
Debenture
Surplus
Province,
to
and
dy
a
•
Bills
$40,000,000 Treasury bills was
on June 25, as follows:
$35,000,000, due Sept. 20, 1953, to yield
1.714%; and $5,000,000, due March
7,223,452
1
to principal and in¬
the
Debenture
ONTARIO
Capital
Prov¬
acquisition of property, the
works, and the re¬
of equipment of the
sold
16,455,067
2,628,583
.........
$ 92,270,402
72.785,965
1,100,781
the
applied to meet in part, the cost
of the
of
Deposits.
Reserves
,|
Stock
.
,
.
Agencies
State
.'$ 21,811,887
.
Other Federal
Other Securities
Treasury
LIABILITIES
,
of
lett,
separate
1954, to yield 2.549%.
and
as
the
000,000, due Oct. 2, 1953, at 1.725%
yield, and $5,000,000, due April 2,
U. S. Government Obligations.
In¬
direct
are
& Co., Bankers Bond
Treasury Bills Sold—An issue of
Cash
bonds
Commission
guaranteed
Burns
of
cost
$40,000,000
ASSETS
The
ris &
interest
net
a
about 2.94%.
Office: 22 William Street, New York
as
J-J.
Corp.,
Park
CITY BANK FARMERS TRUST COMPANY
of Condition
and
on
ince, and will be unconditionally
flecting
Statement
part
obligations of the Hydro-Electric
lin & Co., of Denver, on a bid re¬
trust
in
or
30 days' prior notice.
on
terest
ion
,
administration of
whole
July 15, 1966, or any inter¬
curities
WYOMING
Bond Sale—The $225,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 1-—v. 177,
p. 2836—were awarded to Cough-
Head
15,
date at 100 and accrued inter¬
est,
inclusive.
Lines,
permitted by law.
James S. Rockefeller
Affiliate of The National
July
peg,
bonds
President
Howard C. Sheperd
after
Dated
Jul.y 15, 1969. Call¬
on
Vancouver and Victoria.
The
corporation)
of the Board
in
able
est
bonds.
Due
to Bell & Farrell; Harley, Haydon & Co., both of Madi¬
son, and Loewi & Co., of Milwau¬
kee, as 2V2S,1 at a price of 95, a
State Bank.
or
Young, Weir & Co.,
recently made public
payable in lawful money of Can¬
ada, at the option of the holder at
any
branch of the Commission's
The 5130,000 town
—
offered
(Province of)
offering in Canada of $35,000,000
414% Hydro-Electric Power Com¬
mission
purposes.
awarded
terest
Figures of Overseas Branches
(PST)
purchase of
originally scheduled
was
June 23—v.
side¬
and
basis of about 3.24%.
3,450,000
.
Ellis,
receive
a.m.
Sharon, Wis.
22,519,287
Dividend
.
B.
will
11
Other
.....
roads
construction of
WISCONSIN
and
{7,500,000 Shares—$20 Par)
Chairman
until
local
waterworks,
construction
July 21 for the
$50,000 general obligation
for:
Interest, Taxes, Oiher Accrued
Expenses, etc
9,600,000
,
........
Offering—Will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
The sale
Branches
with
(P. O. Mount
on
Foreign Central Banks,
Unearned Income
Banking Corporation
Totat
Portfolio
in
Unearned Discount
.
Other Assets
to
Items
International
of
Bond
County
2,276,555,200
.
Federal Reserve Bank
in
Due
for
Acceptances
Stock
90,321,310
.......
Discounts
and
460,401,598
,
ances
101
Vernon), Wash.
$34,579,041
.
{In Foreign Currencies)
Other Securities
Loans
Bills.
and
Less: Own Accept¬
.
Dist. No.
$5,267,520,007
.
Accept¬
on
McLeod,
by
proceeds of
Skagit County, Sedro-Woolley Sch.
Deposits
Liability
is¬
Sale—A syndicate headed
Bond
1953.
Offering —Ross
bids
the
this
sewer.
a
of Toronto,
par.
County, South Bend School
118 (P. O. South
sealed
and
1954 to 1968
from
will be used for purposes of a
v.
2731—were awarded to the
as
District
1954
of Condition
inclusive,
4s
from
1
Wash.
Sale—The $150,000
Bond
April
Proceeds
Ontario
ing
payable
only and the
Aug. 1 from
walks and
O.
4.465%.
in
about
are
and
1
1963
public school,
School improvements,
Clark County, Battleground
Bond
Statement
Jan.
to
$2,000,000
June
of
funds
Canadian
sue
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
57
basis
a
debentures
1954
Bend), Wash.
Branches in Greater New York
98.366,
The
mature
Dist. No.
67
Co., Royal Bank of Canada, and
of Canada, pur¬
chased an issue of $909,814.45 4%
and 414% debentures at a price of
ples National Bank, of Charlottes¬
Pacific
Head
&
the Imperial Bank
ville, R. H. Brooke & Co., and the
of Virginia, both of Rich¬
York, at a price
interest cost of
follows:
as
$500,000 Vks.
Boston.
of
Corp., of Norfolk, Stein
Salesj— A Canadian
syndicate composed of the Domin¬
ion Securities Corp., Wood, Gundy
mond.
net
a
3.27%,
&
Va.
offered
bonds
100.005,
about
of
Co., of Winston-Salem, In¬
177,
Fenn & Co., New
interest payable at the
cipal and
Trust
177, p. 2731—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Phelps,
v.
p.m.
Strader, Taylor & Co.,
Wachovia
Bank
vestment
County (P. O.
Sale —The
Bond
school
re¬
Craigie & Co., of Richmond,
school
p.
Kingston, Ont.
Debenture
Bank
Norfolk
G. Raymond
—
1
Other members of the syndicate:
mond,
rejected the sole bid.
on
from 1959 to
Southern
at
or
interest
June
July
on
Lynchburg,
$2,780,000
2731—were not sold, as the county
July 9 for the purchase
of $45,000 fire equipment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1953. Due on July 1
(DST)
any
the
6%
exceed
to
bonds offered
Vt.
Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
interest payment date.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
Offering
Stimets, City
1992 inclusive. Call¬
1955 to
on
not
Norfolk),
$250,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Bated Oct. 1, 1952. Due on Oct. 1
drrom
Peo¬
2V2s, at a price of
basis of about 2.46%.
Burlington,
of
purchase
Bonds Not Sold—The
Due
Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
burg, Mason-Hagan, Inc., of Rich¬
(P. O.
as
a
Trustees,
11
the
to
County
Arlington), Va.
177, p.
ples National Bank, of Barre, and
the Franklin County Savings
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
St. Albans,
Agricultural College
(P. O. Logan), Utah
—
street
$80,000
awarded
2836—were
Utah State
Offering
Arlington
offered June 30—v.
bonds
opinion.
Vt.
Sale—The
Bond
Tyler.
UTAH
Bond
VIRGINIA
interest
<F-A) payable at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York, and at the
3V4S.
from 1960 to 1974 inclusive.
F. W.
15,
Aug.
and
Principal
1953.
1,500,000
bonds.
sewer
was
sold
Township, Ont.
Sale
—
to
James
of
Winnipeg,
price
of
99.23,
a
issue of
debentures
Richardson
Sons,
4.82%.
An
improvement
as
basis
4%s,
of
at
&c
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