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UNIVERSITY
MONDAY
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
OF
4
41951
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Th 2
BUSINESS IMW
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ana
^
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 173
Number 5017
New
General
RAILROAD
York, N. Y., Monday, June 4, 1951
Price 90
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Abbott Laboratories
Special Offering — A special
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
on
the New York Stock Exchange on May 29. by
A. G. Becker & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co. and Shields &
Co. at $52.12V2 per share, with a dealer's commission of
80 cents per share.
The offering was quickly oversub¬
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
—A
173,
2085.
p.
-
'
In This Issue
being offered at 100 and interest
These
each
debentures
$100
principal
1955,. after
which
payment
upon
will
of
be
convertible
without
amount
they
will
be
prior to June 1, 1961 at
four
premium
convertible
a
of
$2.50
on
before
or
New
sales
Net
inc.
inc.
Fed.
Federal
taxes
inc.
its
exc.
Stock
York
Stock
1,
Los Angeles
San
Montreal
8,486,683
Stock
Stock
Toronto
Stock
(est.)
Toronto
4,850,000
2,410,000
5,940,000
3,233,589
$3,754,579
$3,757,826
$5,470,636
$5,253,094
32,227
Dr38,454
35,610
Dr69,126
profit————
$3,786,806
$3,719,372
$5,506,216
$5,183,968
Earnings per share——
$5.02
$7.30
$6.87
Net
—V.
173, p. 473.-
$4.93 >.
'
•
Canton &
Gross
1951
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
1950
*
1949
Net
—V.
$381,982'
$412,262
$417,131
118,776'
122,588
68,934
64,258
General
State
The
1,829,042
1,517,566
1,693,738
1,533,746
583,449
455,327
467,189
750,980
272,176
243,299
220,779
'
■■
1951
1950
frcril
railway.—
$1,689,692
from railway——
385 834
ry. oper. income—166,166
Net
v..-;
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
194S
$1,385,239
314,704
5,361,671
5,404,501
City
1 303,602
1,136,914
603,429
528,566
1,413,454
730,077
1,253.771
income—
526,126
;
:
$20,376,027 $18,394,764
taxes——
taxes
563,228
283,147
$201,162
$213,361
per
V.
173,
—
outstanding.
fAfter preferred dividend requirements.—
Allied Products Corp.—Record Year IndicatedRalph
of
as
Hubbait
A
President, on May 23 reported that unfilled orders
totaled approximately $8,500,000 which would indicate
barring changes in the economic picture.
number of defense orders are being processed, requiring
May
record
a
11
year,
large
full
capacity operations with substantial overtime.
corporation's newly acquired
subsidiary,
Michigan
Powdered
Metal Products Co., Inc., is
operating at capacity and steps to meet
a
sharply accelerated demand for its products are being taken.
—V. 172, p. 1825.
The
The
it
was announced on May 29
negotiating through Lehman
Brothers, has sold $15,000,000 3V2% notes, due May 1,
1971, to the New York Life Insurance
Co.
and
another
institutional investor.
The
its
proceeds will
expanded
be
volume
used
of
for
additional
working capital, needed
173, p. 1577. T
business.—V.
for
directors
with
United
Approval
along
with
Federal
on
May
Co., Inc.—Merger Approved—
approved
28
the
plan
to
merge
the
company
Paramount Theatres, Inc.
of the plan by United Paramount directors also is required,
of the stockholders of both companies and of the
consent
Communications
Commission.
See
also
V.
173,
p.
American Can
This
The
company
Pa.,
will build
was
a
announced
new
on
metal
May
container
30
by
W,
plant
C.
Harris-
President:
factory will serve fruit and vegetable canners in eastern and
Pennsylvania and the Appalachian areas of Maryland, Virginia
West
Net
Virginia.
This
announcement
was
made
following the com-
is
Gas
p.
dedicated
24
the
&
the
857.
the
tenth
American
major
Electric, System,
The
war.
Gas
&
plant
generating
it's the
and
unit
generating
173,
at
third
Tanners
2181.
p.
Supply Corp.
FOR
THE
—_—
QUARTER
—
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
MARCH
ENDED
—,
31,
1951
$9,703,292
_
earnings after Federal .income
45
...
Number
Statement of Member Banks
shares
outstanding
of
Reserve System
Earnings
45
E
direct
the
in
However,
those of the
for
the
tax
Foster
"the
first
accruals
G.
of
acquired
period
possible
Inc.
is
Baxter,
Don
and
—V.
p.
forma
pro
sales
net
of
Federal
that" during
the period
financial transaction of which
of additional common
stock
shares
shares
offered
were
to
em¬
our
plan,
I am happy
to report
the employee offer by 42 V2 'k
payment
oversubscribed,
were
the
shown
commented
major
25,000
instalment
have
earnings
150,000
public
an
offerings
constituted,
would
of $365,000 after
at the rates then in effect.
President,
the
then
as
1950
net
$230,000
whereby
the
to
under
of
and
completed
that both
173,
1950
same
1950
$0.73
•
whose accounts were not consolidated
combining the accounts of these com¬
by
quarter
McGaw,
aware,
sold
were
ployees
the
with
August,
company
$6,100,000
company
are
614,394
—
Manufacturing Co.,
approximately
you
comparison
thereto.
income
446,875
—
_
corporation
J
&
taxes—
__
share-
per
with
This
American Dairy Products Corp.—Stocks Offered—Bar¬
rett Herrick &
Co., Inc.,
May 22 publicly offered 300,000 shares of 35-cent cumulative preferred stock (par
$4.85) and 390,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
on
in
unitsi' of
one
of
common
1269.
share of preferred and
1 3/10ths shares
National
The
will
be
The
set
earlier.
will
be
York
forth
in
has
agreed, subject to certain terms and conditions
purchase agreement, to purchase 25,000 units, now
the
and has
275,000
option to purchase from the corporation the
offered.
Such
option is exercisable during
a
10-month
period next following May 21, 1951, and is subject to
extension by mutual consent.
an
additional
The
two
of
present
par
value
the
units
deposited
with
a
July
to
The
upon
35,000
at
a
of
All
shares
per
share
the
City
purchase,
underwriter
stock,
common
agreed
underwriter,
15,
1952.
the
of
in
may
the
Herrick
purchase
be
sold,
to
sale,
transfer
or
and
York,
as
deposit
a
&
Co.,
release
said
of
for
public
a
a
or
has
that
its
on
each
to
173, p.
28
issued
request
1951,
trustee,
Co.,
out
sinking
4V2 "h
15-year
Payment
Broadway,
100
657.
order
an
until
giving interested persons
the
stock
common
financing
this company.
par
common
about
or
lo
reported,
shares
corporate
American
stock
June
12,
then
1951,
held.
funds
investments
for
and
-in
offer
subscription
on
the
Proceeds
used
to
proposes
for
common
by
basis
of
the
corporate
stocks
of
that purpose.—V.
of
one
new
financing
purposes,
p.
will
and
2181.
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
be
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
said
unless
amendment
to
300
North
4th
1871
St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
Phone
1
New York Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
of
share
be
including
subsidiaries
173,
shares
334,935
stockholders
to
said
of
fund
a
covenanted
from
Redemption
1,
and accrued interest.
Trust
hearing upon
a
July
on
Co.—Hearing June 8—
replace treasury funds used for
which
of
of
$53,000
York
New
agreement
none
released
no
additional
the
will
offering thereof
post-effective
of
to
redemption
1959, at 100%%
the
May
on
1951,
previously
added
depositary,
depositary
Inc.,
agreement
transferred
for the purpose of making
at
fund,
15, N. Y,—V.
SEC
8,
As
out¬
proportion
shares
168,000
New
pursuant
corporation
Barrett
in
sinking
for
the
the
and
to
sell
corporation's
the
of
to
purchase price of 10c,
purchased
foregoing
Bank
made
proposal
'
purchased
such
be
will
the
to
unissued
corporation have
shares
National
their
its
sell
to
agreed
of
of
all
Such
corporation
depositary
prior
stock,
purchased.
the
so
also
shares
maximum
thereof.
with
the
has
133.000
stockholders of the
standing common
shares
units
corporation
maximum
The
June
record
underwriter
offered,
of New York, n. Y., as depositary, and
15, 1952, unless the deposit agreement is
April
the
debentures due July 1,
New
City Bank
untii
held
so
in
called
American Natural Gas
The
units, transferable only
as
units until termination
of
the
deposit agreement, will be represented by the preferred stock cer¬
tificates, to be issued directly to the purchasers of such units, con¬
taining a legend reciting that the shares of common stock included in
such units have been-deposited in trust
under a deposit agreement
with
has
company
moneys
stock at $5 per unit.
expires
near
Stolk,
value of the preferred
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Partial
new
central
and
it
Co.—Buys Site for Plant—
par
.
factory will contain 350,000 square feet of floor space and
designed to allow for expansion of production areas at a future
immediately
2181.
of
date, Mr. Stolk explained.—V. 173, p. 1789.
between
burg,
Net sales
Statement of Federal
new
underwriter
American Broadcasting
The
plant
program.—V,
EARNINGS
year.
be
the
shares
12
plant
new
a
10c
110,000
173,
share.—V.
per
built since
45
will have a capacity for more than 400,000,000 food
The start of construction, Mr. Stolk explained, will
depend upon the availability of structural steel and other building
supplies, the use of which is now controlled by government regulations.
cans
the
of
one
figures
terminated
Allied Stores Corp.—Loan Arranged—This
corporation,
plant
American Hospital
of a 48-acre tract of land in Lemoyne Borough and
Township
just
across
the
Susquehanna
River
from
;
*".*
v..'-i v.• ?;.'••••.
Allen
amendment
Tanners Creek plant in Southern
150,000 kilowatt generating unit now operating
kilowatt
unit
to
be completed
in June,
1952.
a
Creek
construction
new
pany's purchase
$0.49
share
common
the company.
961.
p.
Condition
20c
of
stock of
par
preferred
Electric Co.—Dedicates Plant—
American
...__44
_
value of
value
par
the
of
eight generating units of similar design and efficiency
rating in
the System's
accelerated
expansion
program.
A
total of
1,400,000 kilowatts, of capacity will be completed in its $290,000,000
52
...
is
the
of
stock
cumulative
such
By
$4.85
150,000
the
011
panies
will
♦Revised by
Creek
355,181
$0.46
—
496,508
362,066
355,181
;
—
shares
tEarnings
Offerings
has
Tanners
generating
prior
The
————...
income
income
income
Net
another
The
*75,731
"May 5,'50
increased to
NOTE'—No
Lower
sales
Common
\
■
because
Harrisburg.
before
Philip
„..
May 4,'51
35c
20c) then outstanding were changed into 220,000
stock (par 10c),
By amendment to the certificate
common
was
and
' •
Bond
stock
common
common
(par
American Gas &
and
•'
•
•
Aldens, Inc.—Earnings—
Profit
34
5,368,435
;
share.
per
stock
of
shares of
300,000 shares of
incorporation, effective April 6, 1951, the
stock
361.311
162,853
14 Weeks Ended—
Net
800,000
34
.33
Course of Bank Clearings.i
Federal
$1,476,032
173, p. 2085.
Federal
of
43
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
and
Condition
,
164,583
6.322,130
oper.
value of $4
shares
.
$1,355,266
359,593
.
railway—.
railway.—...
from
and
common
42
Markets
Reserve Banks
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Section
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates..,.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
April—
Net
to
share
par
40
share
per
.
Combined
Gross
per
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_45
371,321
1789.
p.
thereof.
which
141,250
59,223
61,092
from
173,
28,800 shares ar? reserved for issuance upon
option held by Dairy Dream Farms, Inc.," to pur¬
or before April 1,
1952, at 10c per share, the par
on
changed from 500,000 shares of
Miscellaneous Features
133,039
railway
from railway—
ry. oper. income.—
Net
I..37
__.3_
and
an
Sporn, President, on May
System's new $ 3,500,000
1J43
From Jar. 1—
Gross
of
shares
Indiana
b
300,000 shs.
* 743,000 shs.
NOTE—By amendment to the certificate of incorporation, effective
Feb. 20, 1951, the number of shares of stock of the
corporation was
erected
$457,474
income—
oper.
thereof,
such
value
of Stock /Prices...
'
-i'
' i
'
;
""Outstanding
300,000 shs.*800,000 shs.
_
Electric
Index
Youngstown RR.—Earnings-
April—
10c)_.
SEC
|
•
that
of
FINANCING
Atuhoiized
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages....,
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
.
Akron
value
exercise
chase
^____38
_—L
39
Stock Exchange—Curb
PRESENT
28,200- shares of common stock are reserved for
the exercise of an option held by Robert A. Maheu to
shares on or before Feb. 23, 1952, at 10c per share, the
such
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
,
—
acquire the plant of
off certain creditors of
assumed by American
amount,
upon
the
-
__37
•
this
par
.35
_
Exchange
Exchange
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Net profit from oper._
exchange
+Of
issuance
.36
Market
(par value
...
Unrealized profit on for-
eign
_
Exchange.
Curb
TO
'
stock
purchase
__34
,
Stock Exchange.
Francisco
Montreal
EFFECT
pfd.;stock (par value $4.85)—
34
.34
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
prof-
were
Herrick
Midwest Stock Exchange
$33,325,842 $54,076,282 $43,950,964
11,410,636
to
pay
"Assuming, that all of the 300,000 units now offered and all of the
133,000 shares of common stocks agreed to be purchased by Barrett
& Co;, Inc.
(see above), are purchased by it.
____25
Stock
Exchange.
Exchange..
GIVING
Common
.113
(Stocks).;
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange.—2...
Exchange
Detroit Stock
an
6,167,826
to
Products Corp. upon the acquisition of the assets
to repay bank- loans and for working capital.
.
Curb
Cincinnati
.
8,604,579
.
„
and
taxes
*
York
Boston
per
1951—9 Mos.—1950
(shipments), $43,065,866
before
Stock Exchange
New
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (Incl. Canadian Sub.)
Period End. April 30—
Net
York
New
for
June
Wis.,
Inc., whose claims
35c cum.
■
,
are
shares
common
Farms,
CAPITALIZATION
Stock and Bond Quotations
.jJ-VPag*
•
1961, and
yield 4.25%.
:»
,
Dream
covering such offering.
used
company,
or
before June 1, 1958
share, and thereafter and
premium of $5.00 per share.—V. 172, p. 2377.
premium
a
to
into
Dairy
Dairy
to be
are
Liqua-Dry Milk Co. at Mauston,
is being offered by a syndicate headed by
Wood, Gundy !'
The debentures mature June
1,
& Co. Ltd.
have been filed
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered
issue of $10,000,000 4*/*% convertible debentures
new
MISCELLANEOUS
-
the registration statement, shall
—
Abitibi
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
made
scribed and the books closed.—V.
Cents
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype.
SL 593
to
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2286)
Strickland, Vice-President of American Suppliers, Inc., the
company's leaf buying subsidiary, has been elected President of that
unit to succeed James E. Lipscomb, Jr., who died on May 15.—1-V. 173,
P.
Offerings—A second¬
Corp.—Secondary
Steel
Armco
i
offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was made on May 31 by Smith, Barney & Co. and W. E.
Hutton & Co. at $41.25 per share, with a dealer's conces¬
sion of 65 cents per share.
This followed another sec¬
ary
ondary offering of 20,000 shares made on May 22 by the
bankers at $41.37 V2 per share, with a concession of
same
65
offerings
Both
cents.
books closed.- '
oversubscribed and
were
"■';'
■
the
•
that as a result
outstanding shares
has been reduced
to approximately 29,000 shares.
This, he said, compares with approx¬
imately 122,000 shares outstanding April 30, the date it was announced
that the preferred stock would be called for redemption June 14 when
4 Mi %
effected
conversions
cumulative
conversion
the
President,
Sebald,
W.
W.
of
privilege
number
the
date,
announced
25
May
on
to
preferred
convertible
expire.—V.
will
first
The
2086.
p.
granular
ntw
production
since
this
Plant
Starts
the
magnesia
start
week
of
the
of
plant
to
at
month
The
quantity
equipped
with
representing
it
a
world's
refractories.
has previously
the
corporation
which
A
shipped
magnesite
open-pit
brucitc ore to
and
Gab'os
Ohio plants.
at
mines
its
media separation
the enly known
heavy
ore,
claims
under
plant is being installed to beneficiate
commercial deposit of which underlies,
to the company at Gabbs.
Basic Refractories also
lease
plans to set up flotation equipment to beneficiate its magnesite ores,
both steps being designed
to effect higher ore recoveries.
The com¬
estimates that the flotation plant will be the largest operating
pany
in
United
the
States
minerals.—V.
non-mttallic
on
173,
with the
SEC covering
1,000 shares
preferred
stock (par $50) and 1,000 shares of class A common stock (no par)
to be offered at $50 and $25 per share, respectively, through Gruntal
& Co., New
York, for the account of Frederick Machlin, Vice-Presi¬
dent
company
and
director of the company.—V.
a
173, p. 473.
stockholders
The
finance
the
Worth,
May
approved
28
plant
by
the
loan
secured
$2,500,000
a
built
being
company
to
Fort
near
this
of
ena
the
of
$3,000,000
plant
Is expected to
completed by
be
the
of
relative
Ashland
of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered
at the market (approximately
$35 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V.
173, p. 1986.
May
on
filed
21
letter
a
Contract
Plant
Oil & Refining Co.—Files With SEC—
(Ky.)
company
and
the
for
Contract
of
manufacturing
plant
of
litigant,
corporation
has been awarded jointly to Wigton-Abbott Corp., engineers
Texas,
and
Construction
.
(An) Association of Franciscan Fathers of the State of
Illinois, Chicago, 111.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler, to¬
5) plans to publicly offer $1,500,000 of
serial bonds, dated March 1, 1951, and
due semi-annually from Dec. 1, 1951 to and including
Dec. 1, 1965, at prices to yield 2%% to 3.65%, according
to
maturity.
The bonds bear interest at the rate of
23/4%, 3%, 31/8%, 31/4%, 3%% and 3%%.
(June
morrow
first
mortgage
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
I
;
—v.
173,
$
$
183,059.640
income
structures
3,984,435
3,347,629
20,439,899
1886.
for
1950
income
1949
;
$2,520,974
161,402
taxes___—
116,000
filed
issued
at
Fort
new
City,
and
paid—
share—
per
173,
74,500
The
engineers
for
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
Net
Gross
(one
proceeds
(par 25 cents)
and
ry.
$0.67
1950
cent per
to
are
share)
be
used
1948
$300,959
$257,237
$135,730
$200 U1G
railway—
167,429
130,445
36,966
95,355
49,940
53,932
11,677
39,239
income—.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
the
of
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
to
173,
183,029
261,987
$1,368,001
ry.
railway—..
6,797,165
1,415,025
income—.
1,146,218
173,
1474.
p.
Blue Ridge Corp.
The
this
stockholders
corporation
.
organized
Corp.
end
all
its
of
purpose
the
the
new
92,204
146,987
certain
contingent
various
purposes
188,312
1473.
by almost 54,000 shares which gives
an
The
new
new
5,982,363
States
holders
of
common
trustees
the
559,902
\
y
Central
the
The
new
will
company
his
option
to
were
additional
subscription privilege specified
in the warrants, necessitating an allotment.
proceeds
of
expenses
of
not
V.
173,
in
will
the
new
Blue
of
field
has
Dodge,
Iowa,
with
announced
the
which
is
purchase
Horn
the
of
one
further
of
expansion
nation's
material
of
New
Idea
In
the
next
permits.
Farm
few
Horn
months,
products
Equipment
to
the
will
be
extent
farm
Co.,
Fort
producers
of
leading
loader attachments and also produces stalk
wagon boxes.
The Horn company is to be operated as
subsidiary of Avco.
It is planned to expand facilities
in
the
in
Manufacturing
shredders
a
wholly-owned
at
Fort
that
distributed
and
Dodge
availability
through the
Co.
February,
1951, Avco was assigned the former Chance Vought
plant at Stratford Conn., for the production of aircraft engines for the
Air
Force.
This
1,500,000 square foot facility is being operated as
the
Bridgeport-Lycoming Division, and in addition to production of
Wright R-1P20 radial engines, it will turn out components for jet
engines.
Production under these contracts' is expected to commence
early next year.—V. 173, p, 1058; V. 172, p. 2217.
Building,
Inc.,
San
Francisco,
Calif. —Sale
of
sale
for
a
total
of
7,384
shares
had
voted
in
of
the
company's
was
were
opposed
Period End. April 30—
1951—Month—1950
$
oper.
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
revenue-
oper.
rev.
Net ry.
expenses-
from
ry.
oper.
new
36,850,490
30,592,390
$
$
32,794,842 142,033,118
25,937,113 118,485,115
$
113,509 737
94.394,094
oper..
6,258,100
6,857,729
23.548,003
income..__
19,115,643
2,805,104
3,487,910
10,746.217
8.802,155
1,082,131
1,609,573
3,616,788
1,410,285
Income
173, p. 2086.
form
single
a
new
and
continued
corporate
stock, under present proposals,
thereafter distributed by Blue Ridge
to
of
to
the
assets
to
be
transferred
entirely conjectural,
with
or
the
respect to
to
the
Realization
recoveries made either in
stock of Central States will
any
common
stockholders of Realization corporation, who
stockholders of Blue Ridge.—V. 173, p. 1370.
the
con¬
,
1951—Month—1950
$7,213,893
''1951—4 Mos.—1950
$6,528,715 $28,963,364 $26,017,624
5,368,487
24,087.234
21,772,757
6,058,724
1,971,793
(Dr)__
345.389
478,957
298,412
2,421,623
rents
1,379 168
1,265,215
rents
(Dr)__
34,377
32,093
130,753
125,244
income
$242,567
$350,786
$944,581
oper.
84,955
07,816
257,906
$382,610
510,354
$327,52.2
$418,532
$1,202,437
$1,192,974
310,669
277,790
1,123,980
1,096,680
$16,853
$140,792
$78,507
$96,254
182,68?
186,314
732,184
746,743
♦$165,830
income
♦$46,522
♦$653,677
♦$650,452
..
deductions
after
Contingent
Net
(rtls.,
—r—
have outstanding
will
It
be
holder
any
issued
for
cash
for
only
class
one
"open-end"
an
its
of
such
of
case
the
to
stock.
of
en¬
for
initial period
an
per
1951
21,
1951.
effective
by
the
share.
per
declared
was
to
to
Prior
On
merger,
it is
realization
corporation
Ridge common stock.
stock
a
cash,
at
Was
had
equivalent
March
31,
therefore
the
of
Blue
Ridge
shares
of
such
stock
company.
the
common
cents
new
merger,
on
1951,
dividend
a
close
intended
certain
share
one
stock
common
income
825,111
-180,368
.___
taxes
382,000
$443,111
-$180,368
outstanding
shares
1,000.000
1,000,000
$0.44
Nil
share
per
...
^
Brewing Corp. of America—Offer Extended—
Canadian
See
Breweries,
Ltd.
below.—V.
173,
1936.
p.
Bridgeport Brass Co.—To Call Preferred Stock—
The
will
company
5 J/a%
cumulative
fund,
which
shortly
call
for
preferred stock
requires
10%
redemption
2,450
$107.50
per
share
income
at
net
of
for
1950
shares
for
its
of
sinking
the
after
preferred
dividends.
The
has
already acquired 1,179 shares for sinking fund
the shares called, will mean a total of 3,629
through the sinking fund on June 30, 1951. ' This
reduce
preferred
stock outstanding to 8,263 shares compared
11,892 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1950.-r-V. 173, p. 1370..
company
which,
purposes
shares
will
with
to
Brillo
There
with
retired
be
Manufacturing Co.—Partial Redemption—.'
have
been
shares
of
class
dends
of
50
15,
at
The
drawn
cents
June
V.
173,
A
stock
New
for
(no
redemption
par)
share.
per
York
at
$30
Trust
on
July 2,
next, 3,000
share, plus accrued divi¬
per
Payment
will
Co.,
made
be
York,
New
and
on
Y.
N.
2087.
p.
after
See
also
'V:',//:
Broadway Department Store, Inc.—Name Changed—
It
its
announced
was
on
May 24 that this corporation has changed
Broadway-Hale Stoves. Inc., the common stock (par $10)
to
name
being
listed
Hale
—V.
the
on
Bros.
173,
San
Stores,
Francisco
Inc.,
Stock
Exchange.
subsidiary,
a
/;
1886.
p.
■
.
.
dissolved
was.
in
April,
last.
///'/;
...
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc.—New Name—Listing—
See
Broadway
Department
Store,
Inc.
above.
cents
May
on
that Blue Ridge
contingent assets
cents
per
March
on
would have
31,
received,
Profit
and
of
adjusted
each
corporation,
of
merger
interests
the
merger,
which
1951,
18,
asset
value
after giving effect to
of
Blue
the dividend
1951, and also after deducting
the cash to be transferred
described above.
On this basis, at
as
and
10 shares of Blue
3.84 shares of the
Ridge
stock
common
common
stock
of
the
the
in
the
may
new
be
of
stock
the
will
company
combined
to
new
company
issue
form
scrip
full
1949
$1,725,156
shares
Sl.F45.055
$1,307,243
515,950
500,500
496,100
$3.22
$2,95
$2.49
outstanding
common
share
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
173,
1986.
p.
—The company, it was announced on May 31, has placed
privately through
term
& Co., $1,000,000 of 4J/2%
1961, $750,000 of 4V2% serial sub¬
debentures "A," and $500,000 of convertible
debentures
ordinated
Reynolds
of
prior preferred stock.—V. 173,
to
the
shares
stockholders
of
and
occur
the
in June
new
security
or
July,
company
holders
of
to
Central
Stock
sold
to
new
investors
presentation to the
new
will
be
company
redeemable
2182.
p.
States,
its
Fund, Ltd.—Total Assets Increased—
Apr. 30,'51
173,
per
p.
$23.62
share
1170.
by
1
Burd
the
Piston
Ring
Co.—Stock
to
Be
Suspended from
Dealings—Merger Effective May 31—
Due
asset
without the initial defer¬
$9,944,381
$24.12
assets
Jan. 31,'51
$11,647,680
—
net
assets
Net
—V.
received
at
As of
Total
1951.
be
Bullock
distrib¬
company will continuously offer its common stock for sale to new
investors at its asset value at the time of sale plus underwriting coin-
upon
-After
certificates
certificates.
new
missions.
1950
stock of the
common
the
Agreement of Merger provides that it will become effective upon
Ridge
taxes
income
■"Earnings per
10
payable May 31,
holder
income
Budget Finance Plan, Inc.—Securities Placed Privately
May
on
$3.84 per share,
form
addition
Net
Common
.
the
1951
$51,269,826 $41,725,723 $40,499,229
4,365,156
2,580,055
2,177,249
2,640,000
1,035,000
870,000
Provision for income taxes
before
on
1951, 'each
for
30—
L
sales
will
share
this
On
Six Months Ended April
Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
fractional
on
22
Shoe Co., Inc.
Brown
payable May
business
share.
by him, 3.82 shares
filing, which, it is expected, will
value
for
1950
$4,433,355
:.v
.
taxes___
the securi¬
of
stock,
of
four
per
consummated
been
held
share,
the
1951,
receive
bearer
Blue
such
1951
$6,043,424
income
♦I<pss.—V. 172, p. 2478.'''• y'V■/'
such shares.
will be com¬
for
company,,
In
of
company
new
approximately
reorganization expenses
realization
18,
The
Inc.—Earnings-
income
Capital
situation
the
The adjusted asset value of such com¬
after giving effect to all these adjust¬
1951,
business
was
per
estimated
to
•
of
close
Ridge
the
the
exchange
the
approximately $3.82
merger
holder
would
in
11,
at
the
to
to
to
discount in the market.
a
of
by the
May
record
of
in
Blue
May
2086.
revenues
Earnings
shares
their
of
contrast
the Blue Ridge common
on
stockholders
the
22
date
company
received
transfer
new
173, p.
immediately before the effective
purpose
$300,000
basis,
value
asset
in
approximately each $10 of asset value
of securities
$4.10
share
31,
ments,
net
the initial issuance of common stock
on
■___
Three Months Ended March 31—
Operating
com¬
be
company
new
For
will
closed-end investment companies,
most
charges
income
Braniff Airways,
common
investment
stock
common
stock
brokerage,
the
on
received
such
was
mon
the
realize
chgs.
date of the
On March 31, 1951, the asset value of the Blue Ridge common
merger.
stock
to
fixed
''Deficit.—V.
open-
among certain senior security
trustees'
holdings of
Blue
Ridge
The
without
company
asset value
in
1951—4 Mos.—1950
the
and
puted
utable
Co.—Earnings—
to
Ridge, whose shares sell in general at
The
For
Baltimore & Ohio RR.
Railway
a
Such
and
share,
income
Total
reorganization of Central States Elec¬
surrender
enabled
be
ties
the
favor
property to Levi Straus Realty Co.
The time
extended to and including 10 a. m. on June 1, 1951.
to the plan 4,660 shares, leaving
2,117 shares
voting.—V. 172, p. 2217.
voting
There
not
the
of
23,
May
Latter
distribution
debt.
company
of
Favored—
As
the
At
Balfour
(Del.)
all the assets of Blue Ridge, except
and all the assets of Central States, except
and
certain
cash
amounts
required
for
presently intended that
will be
hydraulic
appreciably
Ridge
for
expenses—
ry,
Gross
By virtue of the open-ending of the new company Blue Ridge stock¬
holders
It is
Manufacturing Corp.—Acquisition—
Inc.
than
as
also
proposal to merge
a
eight months, however, redemptions will be deferred
to 60 days as to all stock issued in connection with the merger,
more
which exists in
See
company.
on approving
Mutual Fund,
redemption at the then asset value of the
of
for up
1986,.
corporation
funded
no
the
of
program
and
approximately $2,200,000 which,
will be used in connection with
issue,
the
States.
at
The
as
stock
approximately $300,000 in
organization
532,836
Net
(consisting of 4,900,788 shares, or approximately 66.03%
7,422,483 Blue Ridge shares outstanding) will be cancelled.
titled
equipment
value
is now
Profit before
.
stock
of
that
Avco
Blue
share
revenues
fac.
Other
523,672
873,117
'
f<
i
■
■
Ridge
for
means
p.
to
the present
Net
4,937,325
888.199
"
the Central States reorganization.
In exchange,
will issue its common stock, on the basis of relative
public stocknolders of Blue Ridge, and to the
which
construction
of
expenses
and
suit
pend¬
which Blue
in
be
Operating
595.652
the
to
pany,
current
Kings County,
now
•124,377
cf
company
values,
stock
the
and
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
acquire
assets
subscribed for pursuant to
shares
received
by Blue Ridge;
Period End. Apr. 30—
to
assets,
primary subscription under subscription warrants
issued by the company, 3,083 shares were subscribed for
by employees, and 68,050 shares were subscribed for pur¬
of
interest, of
stockholders'
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—Consolidation—
Blue Ridge Corp. above.
own
will
company
contingent
Central
oversubscription
the
company
for
the
all
persons
See
will be Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.
company
202,298
income...
deduction
Court
of
derivative
a
'
proposed merger is
company
certain
City Electric Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—
According to B. L. England, President, the recent offer¬
ing of 117,200 shares of common stock was oversubscribed
The
case,
the holders of Blue Ridge common
Agreement of Merger provides that such segregation of
effected prior to the effective date of such agreement.
The
will
stitute
"
♦350,229
»
Blue
trustees
760,872
Atlantic
after
the
dividend,
distributed
be
replace both Blue Ridge and Central
the controlling stock
interest in Blue
Ridge.
The proposal is made pursuant to the terms of a courtapproved plan cf reorganization for Central States.
The name of
whose
355,228
the
assignment
an
Marco
outstanding stock.
issued
be
a
(Va.)
682,932
to
Realiza¬
the
of
the lawsuits
(Del.)—Proposed Merger— /
to effectuate
investment
States,
asset
suant
Ridge
nominally made a defendant, Is participating
assignment of the 806,248 shares of common
defray
corporation
$1,768,153
555,978 T
will vote June 20
into
243,915
99,922
to
1945
83G.027
234,616
.
.
970,265
46%.
transferred
litigation.
stitute
as
SEC
purchase equip¬
$2,440,290
3,907,821
railway—.
oper.
♦Deficit.—-V,
the
of
be
'
•
481,901
p.
to
Realization corporation and the expense of
continuing
It is presently anticipating that in exchange for such
assets Ridge Realization Corp. will issue 7,422,483 shares of its com¬
mon
stock having a par value of one cent per share, which will con¬
Berry
1949
919,505
1,178,374
oper.
segrega¬
manage¬
Walter
to
to
1950
468,276
railway.—638 191
from
the
determination
an
States- owned
interest, etc.)
income...
from
from
Net
The
1949
railway
oper.
York;
although
Central
Equipment
to be offered
149,200 shares
$2,439,476
oper.
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
from
Net
New
Taxes
•>!■/„;.
'
Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
.
was
April—
from
of
the so-called
Ridge,
Operating
of notification with
letter
railway.....
railway..
tric
Gross
intended
behalf of Blue Ridge against third
party plaintiff;
International
Worth
consulting
are
1951
from
37,250
$1.21
—————
857.
p.
ready
more
now
the New York Supreme
working capital.
from
ry.
$100,402
dividends
Earnings
—V.
for
Ridge in order to permit
a
air-
an
/■■■'
c//' :1"' //./■.'
a
par
April—
61,000
$180,744
income
Cash
S.
the
action brought by Blue Ridge against Harrison
pending in the U. S. District Court for the
an
and
ing in
Inc.
Net
296,744
taxes..:.—
Federal
in
on
Provision
'Net
assets
District
Ridge
brought
80x250 feet.
portion of a 55-acre
northeast
the
.
May 22
rendered.
for
and
Gross
$2,846,309
Provision
the
on
near
From Jan. 1—
Years Ended Dec. 31—
income
be
to
services
Net
before
183,
without underwriting,
Bessemer &
Athey Products Corp.—Earnings-
Profit
located
be
Route
on
share,
per
stock
ment
15,959,664
--'/h.;-"'::
•
The
al.
Southern
Wigton-Abbott,
designers
of
the
a
modern-style one-story manu¬
for
....
company
U.
pending, by order
now
provides
Blue
and
the
which
assets
consist of
et
include
Associates, of New York
project.—V. 173, p. 1986.
The
of
plan
of
directors
by
before
of such assets, Blue Ridge has caused Ridge
Delaware corporation, to be organized to hold and
for the account of the present Elue Ridge
a
such
Williams,
of
are
reorganization
assets"
the
Berry Metal Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
18,011,401
18,777,629
3,722,394
p.
will
on
under
and
asset
Corp.,
upon
tion Corp.
Blue
plan of
"contingent
the
by
Virginia,
the
stockholders.
Joint
144,450.520
4,345,207
.
Tellepsen
of
$
36,352,666
'
income
oper.
$5
46,539,353
ry.
will
Todd
for
1951—4 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Gross
Net
operation
fronting
Airport.
the
the
to
assembly building measuring 320x500 feet
two-story administration building measuring
tract
ment
Net
spokesman
a
and
and
conditioned
Both
at $1
•
to
the
J.,
N.
District
company
Texas.
covering 298,508 shares of preference stock
1537.
p.
plant,
Plainfield,
Houston,
According
new
Louis, Mo., and will be secured by property value at $6,214,000.—
V. 161,
of
Inc.,
facturing
guaranteed by the Franciscan Province,
They will be unconditionally
St.
of
contractors
Co.,
engineering
Worth,
Fort
near
Eastern
advisory services.
approved
new
the segregation
effect
realize
While
$3,000,000 helicopter
a
this
for
investment
been
the
of
lawsuits
Realization
Awarded—
construction
for
has
values of Blue Ridge and Central States in con¬
proposed merger. Such contingent assets consist prin¬
against other
in
which
Blue
Ridge is
a
party
together with the common stock of Central States.
In order
with
assets
The
the
distribution
cipally
stock.
year.
and
Merger
directors
States
so-called
of
fairer
a
will
Texas,
Construction
the
011
helicopter
Approved—
of
the
for
Central
The
tion
such
Bell Aircraft Corp.—Loan
21
stock
new
by
Court
existence
filed a letter of notification
of 4%%
cumulative convertible
May
on
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
reorganization proceedings of Central States
made April 23, 1951.
cash
2036.
p.
Armstrong Rubber Co., West Haven, Conn.—Files—
The
of the
Agreement
Ridge,
District
to
operated
1942, utilizing the same deposits, the company through its sub¬
sidiary, Basic Magnesium, Inc., erected a plant to produce caustic
magnesite for the magnesium plant which it built and operated for
the government near Hoover Dam.
brucite
Blue
nection
total investment, of $2,250,009, is
largest
single
rotary
kiln
for. "dead-
plant,
magnesia
burning"
from
company
Gabbs.
new
The
new
a
The
into
come
began
emergency,
.
ment in redemption described
above.
Arrangements have been made
through Reynolds & Co., investment bankers in New York, for the dis¬
tribution
refractories
national
product, Basic Magnesite, it
was
announced on June 3 by H. P.
Eclls, Jr., President,
The new
plant, located at Gabbs, Nevada, on the site of one of the two largest
deposits of magncsite in the United States," is expected to sat' ,fy the
current pinch
in refractories, now being experienced by steel com¬
panies producing at record ^vois under tne Impact of defense orders.
Two
new
magnesite mines arc being opened by the company this
of
stock
173,
Nevada
In
■
Majority of Preferred Stock Con verted—
of
Inc.—New
Quantity Output of New Product—
production
2086.
p.
Refractories,
Basic
Unit—
American Tobacco Co.—New President of
James
.
of
to
notice
the
fact that
that
the
upon
receipt by
agreement
of
the
merger,
New
York
providing
Curb
for
Exchange
the
merger
Volume 173
Number 5017
of
with
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
company
the -required
Stock
as
Under
be
terms
Shares of Gabriel
the
been
filed
with
Central RR. Co. of New
become
elfective, the common
dealings on that Exchange.
May 31, 1951.
Burd will be
of
April—
Gross
Co.
merger
converted
and
173,
1474.
p.
'''
from
Net
each share of - Burd
exchangeable for, 1%
be
ry.
Gross
Net
Burgess-Manning Co.—Produces New Radiant Ceiling
,
The
,
...
celling,
Panels, Multi Vent and
the year
1950
853,
or $4.54 per share,
Was.paid,."
'
•,
sales
Net
v
dividends
for
1949
were
Acousti
were
total
a
Net
of
$50,382, or $2 per
income...
oper.
13,506,136
902,057
818,239
1.098,765
*1,730,355
*1,877,785
*2,037,153
that
all
railway...
railway
dollars
in
Gross
Net
share,
from
railwayrailway..—
from
income..
oper.
1950
399,456
$1,611,312
571,113
548,999
760,397
751,305
■
173,
..
6,037,733
5.658,150
5,855,473
1.854,862
2,053,164
2,143,290
2,808,218
173,
2,814,335
The company .is withdrawing
on
mon
May 21 covering
stock,
ditions
$10.
par
of
the
and
been
as
registration
a
statement
filed
with
proposed offering of 100,000 shares of
a
S.
market.
construction
named
E.
Dulin,
The
Net
Central
proceeds
to
were
have
been
Placed
the
for
expansion. Blyth & Co., Inc., and Elworthy & Co. had
principal underwriters. See V. 173, p. 2182.
the
Calvan
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
&
Co.,
Ltd.
The
company on
for the public
SBC
stock,
•
$1.
May
(Canadian)
Proceeds
of
filed
24
offering
of
value
par
See
registration
a
1,000,000
statement
additional
with
shares
of
Herbert
Glass
23,
1951,
covering
shares
are
record
June
then
filed
to
held,
be
12,
118,066
offered
1951,
and
registration
a
at
shores
of
its
$5
for
subscription
the
in
ratio
of
$10
per
price
a
statement
of
with
par
by
one
the
stock.
common
for
each
Biyth
&
& Fay
(both of San Francisco) are named
Underwriters.
The underwriting terms arc to be
two
Co.,
the
as
supplied
•./-
Net
proceesd
:.7
.
the
of
•
•
expansion
of
its
shares
standing.
V.
173,
The
by
amend-
U.
railway
railway
from
ry.
1949
$137,583
Other
Net
income
Earns, per com.
The
$72,153
be
tion
368,615
548,729
52,092
*179,532
121,944
248,059
59,864
of
with
408,151
Gross
2,737,000
88,278,000
2,760,000
11,511,000
America.
basis
The
of
exchange
share
each
1,625,000
1,662,000
6,513,000
4,789,000
13,177,000
10,093,000
Net
for acceptance
2,636,000
3,336,000
9,467,000
$0.46
$1.18
$0.58
share—
Commerce
railway.//
railway
oper.
is
two
of Brewing Corp.
ry.
—V.
common
Commission
on
May
25
authorized
ry.
the
in
1950
1949
1948
$2,650,054
$2,555,881
ry.
534,511
com¬
Inland
plans
by
purchase
of
Club
sell
to
and
covers
Aluminum
globes
glass
widely
street
signs
certain
Inland also manufactures
approximately $1,000,000
period.—V. 173, p. 475.
the
and
the,
Corp., Chicago—Files With SEC
filed
was
with
the
SEC
on
May
23
covering1
common
Southern
V; 287,466
278,293
159,024
10,603,412
3,130,332
10,680,539
2,555,986
Ry.—Earnings—
*
1950
'
1949
1948
$1,275,851
$971,309
$1,142,743
$1,081,486
374,181
236,803
317,058
223,949
119,351
68,427
125,374
75,287
5,013,266
3,998,596
4,256,682
4,479,014
1,485,645
1,015,649
810,095
994,813
482,569
295,743
235,952
305,149
1,171,947
850,853
967.092
43,978,000 193,375,000 160,649,000
39,522,000 183,787,000 157,045,000
4,456,000
9,588,000
1951
Gross
ry.
railway
railway---
173,
Gross
expenses
32,313,663
•
1949
1943
$837,282
348,604
$u58,011
Net
■
"
1951—4 Mos.—1950
124,445,949
Net
ry.
262.195
April—
Gross
109,657,712
Net
137,603
—V.
70,420
2,924,344
2,529,032
881,489
971,369
709,676
494,964
519,974
387,949
173,
//
$2,631,416
$1,939,754
$8,707,548
$3,302,796
stockholders
of
May 3, through
subscription privilege, subscribed for
of
stock
common
total
a
an
of
owned.
the basis of
Rights expired
shares had
on
May 17.
An additional 50,000
June
been offered
and
unsold
will
be
made.
See
1886.
also
V.
-
The
not
a
163,302
24
filed
173,
.>
5,933,896
5,983,220
1,156,072
853,053
1,327,802
519,389
445,874
235,311
568,550
./••■
be
secured
by
173, p.
new
railroad
equipment costing
1987.
173,
1951
1949
1943
railway——
from
Net
Net
ry.
'
railway
66,809.109
railway
oper. income
173,
56,687,518
58,676.291
60,035,645
17.355,888
from
—V.
1950
/
railway—,. $16,924,032 $14,828,460 $14,348,844 $15,120,592
4.373.902
4.286,478
3,927,951
3,756,376
oper. income..—
1,403,323
1,727,213
1,488,494
1,371,853
ry.
Gross
proposed
14,138,763
5,128,424
14,405,127
13,331,048
5,172,233
4,493,254
5,950,288
Co.
below.—V.
171,
p.
358.
;
i'
'■'r 1951
from
railway
railway
from
$3,637,605
338,754
oper/ income
79,690
1949
$3,061,652
363,673
75,724
railway
railway
Net. from
oper.
173,
p.
14,972,813
2,077,175
519,445
income
be
$3,036,921
327,873
$3,185,285
88,482
dated
cost
net
of
proceeds
which,
are
to
be
used
is 'estimated,
it
to
12,214,307
1,317,778
\ 293,200
45,428
741,519
648,430
643,987
166,235
117,995
137,370
149,714
79,403
46,713
68,407
102,293
640,301
.
'
.
Credit
Co.—Registers Notes With
SEC—
issue
a
a
initially will be
portion
of
the
used
to
increase
maintain
or
proceeds
$35,000,000 1%%
note
company
the
company
$119,000,000 at April 30,
31, 1941.—V. 173, p. 263.
1951
as
compared
with
$67,000,000
at
was
Dec.
12;440,250
1,606,454
443,026
Commonwealth
struction
will
p.
1987.
-
.
amount
-
Net
income
after taxes
—
31-—
Earnings
per
share
1951
1950
1949
$73,785
$126,712
'252,381
—
Capital shares outstanding
Co.
—
May 22 said in part:
Has
$450,000,000 Con¬
Freeman, Chairman,
on.
The company's scheduled construction
program for the 1951-54 period
calls for the expenditure of about
$450,000,000.
It is estimated that
$200,000,000 of the required funds will be provided out of
cash resources
at the end of
1950, out of the proceeds from the sale of
$49,000,009
of sinking fund debentures in
January, 1951, and out of
depreciation
undistributed earnings over the
four-year period.
change in the company's plans, this means that addi¬
tional
capital of about $250,000,000 will be
required through 1S54.
Neither the timing nor nature of this new
financing have yet been
determined. It is
unlikely, however, because of the unsettled condition
of the money market in recent
months, that future expansion funds
will be obtainable on as
advantageous a basis as have those of the
and
no
last several years.
During
has
the
of
its
150,000
for
the
|
....
latter
expanded
part
new
of
1950
construction
aU \
early
this
to
program
totaling 660,000 kilowatts.
kilowatts
Public
each,
Service
Co.
for
two
of
the
Northern
the
year,
include
Four
of
five
these
Ridgeland
Illinois'
company
additional
units
station
new
Will
will
and
County
station.
The fifth, a 60,000 kilowatt
unit, will be installed at the Pub¬
lic Service Co.'s Dixon station.
Upon the completion of this new capac¬
ity in the fall of 1954, provided present schedules can
be maintained,
the system will have added
1,434,000 kilowatts in the nine-year post¬
-war
period.
Commonwealth's
kilowatts, double what
it
was
capacity
before
will
World
then
War
be
some
II.—V.
173,
3,722,009
p.
759.
Consolidated Grocers Corp.—New President of Unit—*
V";./
Three Months Ended March
Edison
Program—Charles Y.
256,731
256,731
$0.29
$0.49
$0.53
—
Frank
division
who
Inc.,
$136,734'
Walker
a
new
was
been
elected
Grocers
named
Corp.
President
of
President
-He
of
Reid
has
been
Vice-President
associated
since 1945,
executive committee since 1947.—V.
with
Murdoch, a.
T. Flynn,
Processors,
succeeds-Albert
Consolidated
Food
subsidiary.
Walker
been
has
Consolidated
recently
Mr.
has
E.
of
Reid
Murdoch
since 1913
and
and a member of Reid Murdoch's
173, p. 2182.
Financial Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
President; William D. Rlggs, Business Manager.
Published twice
a
week
[every Thursday
(general news
and
advertising issue)
with
a
statistical
issue
on
Monday].
Other
Salle-St, Chicago 3, 111.
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered
as second class matter February 25,
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members
of PanAmerican Union,
$45.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
William
offices-
NOTE:
Dana
135
On
S
and
Seibert,
La
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
4
is one the three largest installment finance
companies
country. Approximately $2,346,000,000 of gross receivables were
acquired during 1950 as compared with
$1,971,000,000 during 1949.
Gross receivables acquired
during the first quarter of 1951 amounted
to
about $695,000,000.
Consolidated net worth of the
equipment, the totalto $1,266,130,—V. 173,
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
12,136,294
1,466,286
311,713
16,003
purchase
162,177
444,445
1886.
Commercial
July 1, 1951 and to mature in 15 equal annual instalments
from 1952 to and including 1966.
July 1,
The
1948
From Jan. 1—
Gross.from
The company at its office, Room 1400, Daily News Bldg., 400 West
Madison St., Chicago 6, 111., will up to noon (CDT) on June 12 receive
bids for the purchase from it of $1,005,000
equipment trust certificates
-on
1950
35,624
7,684
by amendment.
The
in
two
to
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
April—
1948
$162,161
34,551
ultimately will be used
which matures Aug.
1, 1951Kidder, Peabody & Co. and The First Boston
Corp. are named as theprincipal underwriters.
The
interest
rate, offering price and other
details of the notes will be filed
be
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Bids—
Scientific
1949
$154,740
22,503
26,982
:/
the
generating units
1887.
p.
"
Corp.—Subsidiary Places Notes Privately—
Central
from
Assuming
from
from
Net
offering of 216,575 shares of common stock,
$10 par value, to its stockholders
through subscription rights.
Proceeds of the offering will be used to
help finance the construction
and
equipment of a new building ana for other general corporate
purposes.—V. 173, p. 1270.
Cenco
1374,
p.
the payment of
accruals
*
April—
Gross
registration statement with the
a
5,856,250
1,544,183
:/.*;> ':■■■.■/■
certificates will
From Jan, 1— "
May
on
7,061.009
income
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.--Earnings—
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
covering
89,923
less than $7,100,000.—V.
Net
corporation
145,345
l, 1951, and to mature in 20 semi-annual instalments of $265,000
•each/
'
Carrier
118,683
357,994
will be received by the company at Room
744, Union Station
Bldg., Chicago f,, 111., at or before noon (CDT) for the purchase from
it of $5,300,000 equipment trust
certificates, series NN, to be dated
to the company's employees at
No general public offering of the 3,872
shares acquired by the underwriters
(Lee Higginson
Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.) through the exercise
rights
income—
$1,524,958
•
Bids
share.
per
254,609
oper.
1950
$154,536
The company filed with the SEC on
May 29 a registration statement
covering $40,000,000 of notes due 1961.
The company states that ih»
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Bids—
by
per
share for each two shares
new
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
446,327
(par
one
$1,511,144
346,901
—V, 173, p. 1475.
over¬
$1), thus exceeding
<61,723 the 384,604 shares originally offered at $2.25
on
1948
$1,519,611
339,212
railway
railway
from
Net
CjP.—Stock Oversubscribed
record
1949
$1,735,379
from
Net
Biscuit
$1.89
1374.
p.
..
for
railway
railway--—
oper.
173,
57,428
income
working capital and
From Jan. 1—
1886.
p.
ry.
1950
654,311
$207,704
railway
railway
oper.
Commercial
.
1951
from
from
dividends.—V.
1951
from
151,983
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-
$133,153,497 $112,960,508
27,843,187
stock
from
1950
1475.
p.
$1,455,000
—
;
From Jan. 1—
461,444
2,664,541
$967,000
$1.15
—
share
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
$955,799
3,154,531
1,000.315
454,941
income
oper.
$2,551,000
1,096,000
—
outstanding
per' common
from
128,845
from
from
Net
3,604,000
690,000
654,311
(est,)
Columbus & Greenville
Gross
April 1,'50
$1,657,000
taxes
April—
286,116
income—
oper.
Mar. 31,'51
Federal
______
$840,630
.
railway
Corp.—Earnings—
—
*After preferred
11,035,391
2,800,015
1,084,350
for
*Earnings
275,169
,
11,400,108
3,475,466
railway
profit
profit
Common shares
725,989
From Jan. 1—
—V.
earnings
The
were
Income
oper.
Net
$2,760,265
773,831
income
from
from
Net
ry.
notification
railway
railway—
Provision
907,122
April—
Net
Gross
—V.
use.
39 Weeks Ended—
railway
railway—
oper.
Net
2,201,000
Carr-Consolidated
Net
this
owned
been
The
173, p. 1887.
proceeds
ry.
the
1950
Acceptance
of
Operating
173, p. 1887.
Gross
1951—4 Mos.—1950
•}'.{
•
Period End. Apr. 30— • 1951—Month—1950
Gross earnings
$34,945,079 $29,782,941
Net
,
the
and
business
profit for
connec¬
Net
System—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revenues
Net
by
31,
a
Columbia Pictures
stock.—
Canadian Pacific Ry.—April
Earnings Higher—
Gross
has
Inc.
illumination,
1951
from
Net
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
V. 173, p. 2087.
See
of
consumer use. Mr.
Taylor antici¬
will be expanded and that
cer¬
by Club Aluminum will In the near fu¬
Inland Division.
Sales of Inland for th»
the
from
Net
—V.
$2,900,033
income_i_
from
Net
SEC
electrical
for industrial
from
Gross
4,797,000
$0.33
—
1951
from
Net
1790.
50,455,000
The
that
assets
$650,000
From Jan. 1—
Net
48,254,000
P.
of
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
Net
4,722,000
5,900,000
new
from
ry.
Gross
^,he capital stock of
expenses
■of
Inland
Chamberlain,
April—
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Operating
$2.75
the
products sold
Colorado &
$
3,549,000
from
Net
Ltd.—Exchange Offer Extended
revenues
share
types
Dec.
showed
letter
Net
April-
Net
^ Operating
shares
1951.
of
announced
stock (par $1) to be offered at
$4.37'/*
share through Straus &
Blosser, Chicago, 111., the proceeds to go to
David J. Gradman
Agency, the selling stockholder.—V. 173, p. 475.
Chicago Great Western Ry.- -Earnings—•
1474.
$
—The
of
approximately
Works, operating as a
division
will continue to manufacture and
manufactured
ended
A
*28,850
*104,056
Canadian National Ry.
-V.
for
1,
21
on
Taylor.
9,500 shares of class A
$
111,880,000
issue $6,450,000 of equipment trust certificates
equipment purchases.—V. 173, P. 2087.
company-to
*78,477
245,975
173, p.
Period End. April 30—
Net
Co.—Acquisition—
May
purchase
the
of
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$
27,014,000
taxes
Interstate
24,573
46,424
income
Corp.
Working
for
equipment and certain other assets.
"No
contemplated to meet the terms of the
purchase
is
Mr.
Glass
Colonial
inc.
-
66,351
company has extended to June 29, 1951, the time
offer to exchange its common shares for
173, P.
Net
1951—Month—1950
income—
oper.
$148,036
583,682
shares of Canadian Breweries for
v
said
Co.,
company
below.
railway taxes
ry.
Net
7
railway
oper.
Brewing
V.
prof,
excess
15,512
'
46,799
Canadian Breweries,
the
Corp.
29,218,000
Canadian
71,182
*12,611
railway
*Deficit.—V.
The
and
and
1948
'
of
2,597,'952)
for household
ture
for
Equipment Trust Certificates Authorized—
1950
$127,743
income
oper.
from
.Net
4,533 180
2,265,632
machinery,
financing
tain.of the glass
handling defense con¬
Cessna's L-19, an Army liason
plane, of which
and part delivered.—V.
172, p. 2479.
incomfe
S.
,
Net
4,057,667
2,278,922
*
from
Gross
is
capital
$
250,000.
There are
now
236,132
shares
out¬
proposed issue would increase the total to 354,108.—
From Jan. 1—
v
provide working
Kaiser-Frazer
Gross
from
1951
from
Net ,ry.
12 908663
4,463,860
June
on
in' various
year
to
are
Period End. Apr. 30—
Kentucky
April—
Net
12,696,521
4,937,497
2,998,312
types of glass products
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—April Earnings—
company
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
"Gross
701,969
per
1986.
p.
785,114
:
pates that this division
of
principal
House, California, Plant.
,tAt the recent stockholders'
meeting, an amendment to the articles
of incorporation was
approved, increasing authorized capital to 500,000
common
Trust
Bank
Chase Aircraft Co.—Stock Interest
Acquired—
-
financing,.1 together with other
of
$10,000,000, Frank A.
Participating in the credit
Wichita, Continental Illi¬
Co. of Chicago, and Chase National Bank
National
643,715
1
12,780,111
Chicago,
and other products
credit
a
used,
York.
funds
See
ana
funds,
including working capital not otherwise required in the
company's
business, will be used to finance a program estimated to cost $2,235,106
for
586,127
14,534,780
,
division
a
building,
Inland
1790.
p.
of
as
contract,"
of
shares
Inc.,
&
2,000 have been ordered
The
stockholders
common
share
share.
Hooker
i»nent.
New
established
tracts, chief of which
May
on
above—Y. ,173,
Fourth
are
National Bank
nois
The
SEC
(Va.)—Merger, Etc.—
Secretary-Treasurer, announced.
arrangements
With SEC—
has
company
Boettger,
of
Calaveras Cement Co.—Registers
company
The
,
the
Underwriter.—V.
The
1,218,927
Taylor,. President,
possession
operated
Products
offering are to be added to general working funds.
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co. is named as the principal
173, p. 2182.
Hemphill,
Ridge Corp.
igag
$3,282 819
1,338,153
,
contracted
Works
take
Cessna Aircraft Co.—Establishes Bank Credit—
share.
per
Blue
J.
had
pany
the
capital
1949
$3,446,309
"-""''.'.v..'-
1987.
p.
1950
1,242,346
Club Aluminum Products
outside
Central States Electric Corp.
(Alberta,
Canada)—Registers With SEC—
& Texas Pacific
Ry.—Earns.—
$3,412,300
income—
oper.
173,
659.
p.
Privately—This
subsidiary of Cenco Corp., it was announced
on
May 28, has placed privately through Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath $500,000 serial 3 *4% notes
due May 24,
1952-1956, and $1,000,000 15-year 4% sinking fund
notes,
due May 24, 1966.—V.
168, p. 1359.
con¬
used
Co.—Notes
company, a
com¬
President, blamed the depressed
Scientific
at
francs
1,459,099
railway.—
railway
from
ry.
in
$3,990,265
from
land,
T:
railway
railway.--—
oper. Income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2,880,406
2087.
p.
French
1951
from
Net
—V.
in
from
ry.
in sterling at the
London, England; in
New York;
Maatschappij, n. V.,
the office of Credit
Suisse,
at the office of
Banque do
Co.,
474.
p.
Net
6,469,740
1,564,027
2,465,559
Swiss francs
in
or
April—
Gross
be made
may
&
Pays-Bas, Paris, France.—V. 173,
'
Byron Jackson Co.—Withdraws Registration Statement
SEC
des
Net
._
at
Redemption
Henry Schroder
J.
Cincinnati, New Orleans
1948
$1,524,092
569,939
802,124
634,229
interest.
of
office of J. Henry Schroder
Banking Corp, in
the office of Nederlandsche Handel
Switzerland,
et
—V.
1949
$1,473,425 ' $1,557,720
the
florins
—V.
,
at
5%
sterling income debentures are being notified
debentures will be redeemed on June
30, 1951, at par
Amersterdam, Holland;
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
■;
these
Counting House
Zurich,
...
the
of
of
and accumulated
173, p. 2087.
1951
from
from
Net -ry;
'
12,497,606
ry. oper. income..
From Jan. 1— -
$1,191,270, with net profits at. $88,202, and
$1.50 per share.—V. 173, p. 378.
or
1
11,555,529
1,410,680
*1,642,270
...
Holders
528,508
*221,980
Net
Booths,
ventilation.
of
v'..
..
were
Acousti
systems
331,372
*354,609
April—
Gross
I
$1,520,332, with net profits of $113,-
of which
$37,787,
Vent
240,979
*455,324
14,028,018
railway—..
railway.
Central RR. Co. of
<
Net sales for
ry.
$3,369,245
498,589
from
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
Corp. (Corporacion de
y Yodo de Chile)—Calls Debentures-^
Ventas De Salitre
1948
$3,083,501
Paris
product, known commercially as the "Burgess-Manning Ceiling"
production, it was reported at Chicago, HI,
Acousti
1949
$2,981,377
*260,149
income.
*Deficit.—V.
is in limited
Mr. Manning's report stated that
a
separate division known as the
Architectural Products Division, had been established to handle that
portion of the business relating to the new
1950
$3,527,967
railway.
oper.
from
Net
Willis LI Manning, President, on May 25 announced a new
product,,
a
ceiling providing radiant heating, radiant cooling and acoustic con¬
trol for buildings.
5
,
rallway____
From Jan. 1—
/
'
Jersey—Earnings-
1951
from
Net
agreement,
into,
stock.—V.
common
has
Co.,
from
as
Gabriel
of
be
Gabriel
has
and
suspended
of
will
The
effective
division
a
the
stock
common
into
authorities
will
became
merger
operated
/
legal
$1)
(par
The
and
3
(2287)
i
this
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertlsments
must
be
made
in
New
York
funds.
4
\The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2288)
registration statement with the
SEC
for
a
180,009 shares of common stock,
$20 par value, to its executive employees and an additional 50,uU0
shares to other employees under its Employees' Stock Purchase Plans.
Proceeds of
the offering
vvih be added to the company's general
funds or will be used to reimburse t'ne company lor the cost of shares
purchased in the open market for sale to employees.—V. 173, p. 1888.
May 24 filed
proposed offering of
company
on
a
offering was made on May 29 of a new issue of 200,000
shares of common stock (par $1), priced at $22.12% per
Paine, Web¬
The offering was quickly over¬
share, by an underwriting group headed by
ber, Jackson & Curtis.
subscribed and the books closed.
Expand Facilities—
construction of an addition to its Detroit
to provide greater manufacturing facili¬
ties. and a new admiuitfcrativc and engineering building, C. J. Reese,
President, announced on May 23.
The
new
buildi?ig,
increasing the Detroit Division's floor space
approximately 25^, is necessitated by expanding production of siugiecylihder air-cooled engines for civilian and military use, wh.ih are
made in ten models ranging from % to 2'/a Li.p.
Cont.nental's orders
for small engines are at an all-time high level, and unit shipments
are running
at a rate approximately 160'/greater than a year ago,
Mr. Reese said.
T« Detroit Division is meeting expanded requirements
lor clutches, oil pumps and other vital automotive components.
The outlook for the company's Muskegon divisions is also uniformly
good, Mr. Reese said In the main Muskegon plant, building air-cooled
engines for personal, executive and military planes, as well as liquidcooled
engines for
agriculture, industry and transportation, dollar
sales are u» cut of all proportion to the
increase in unit volume,
because the ratio of large engines to smaller models is unusually high.
It will
go even
higher, Mr. Reese said, as the year advances and
production schedules are stepped up.—V. 173, p. 2068.
The corporation is starting
manufacturing plant
(Mich.)
replace each former share of common stock without
'par value with two shares of the new stock of $1 par value. Assuming
the complete exchange of the old stock, capitalization of the company
as
of April 30, 1951, adjusted to reflect the present offering, would
include 913,898 shares of common stock of $1 par value.
.
Financing—
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Future
sell additional common stock in two or three years
of outstanding five-year bank loans and provide
funds for future construct.cn, according to a forecast made by Frank
The company may
to
$20,000,000
repay
Lcrch, Jr., President, on May 10, in connection with the company's
offering of $50,000,000 of debentures.
He added that the financing
program includts no plans for additional debenture issues.
Mr. Lerch said that the company's 1951 construction program, bud¬
H.
geted at $64,500,000, will substantially complete most of the system's
postwar expansion projects.
Norma) gas production and construction
needs will continue at $15,000,000 to $16,-/00,000 a year, he said, and
an
additional $10,000,000 may be required in 1952 and 1953 to finish
the
See V.
program.
173,
2087.
p.
the
used
to
Quarter Ended March 31—
after
Earnings
T.
A.
income
Federal
President,
Proudfit,
taxes
capital.
May
on
further
24
company'c production for the first quarter
experience.
Net production, plus purchased royalty oil,
a
was
announced that this
the highest in its
averaged 738,000 barrels
This compares with 617,000 barrels
day in the first quarter of 1951.
in the spme quarter,of 1950, and 727,000 barrels a day in the
last quarter of 1950.
This upward trend in production continued through April, which was
the biggest month in the company's history, with an estimated average
of 750,000 barrels a day.
The week ending April 16 was the most pro¬
ductive in its experience with a daily average of 754,000 barrels.
The corporation plans to drill
143 wells in proven fields this year,
as compared with 96 wells in 1950.
It also plans to drill 84 exploration
wells this year, or 31 more than last year.
Capital expenditures will,
consequently, be greater than in 1950. The company estimates them at
$61,000,000 for the year as compared with $43,300,000 spent in 1950.
—V. 173, p. 1987.
a
day
Crown Drug Co.—Babson Group
EARNINGS—Consolidated
purchases by the Babson group, gave them control of the
It operates 70 stores in the Midwest.
is head of the Glaser Drug Co., Inc., which operates 12
in
the St.
Louis
area.
He
said
he
had
resigned as Vice-
Glaser
Privately—F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., have placed privately
$150,000 of five-year 5% notes and 50,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) in units of $1,500 of notes and 500
shares of stock at $2,000 per unit.
The
net
used to retire
proceeds will be
note.—V. 173,
a
three-year 5%
promissory
1987.
p.
Mills, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—An is¬
of $9,000,000 of
3%% promissory notes, due April 1,
have been placed privately through The First
Boston Corp., according to an announcement made on
sue
1971,
has
in
branch
a
1,
debentures,
March
on
shares
of
from
the
Danstan
Realty
(Mich.)—Borrows from
Corp.
of
are
a
The
John
&
Jackson
severally
Insur¬
Mutual
Life
Insurance
made
has
Co.
on
Steel Corp.
Newark
(N.
brokers,
J.),
who
and the respective
purchased by each
be
to
Shares
Ball, Burge & Kraus
2,000
Blunt Ellis <fe Simmons—
2,000
15,000
—
correspondents
mortgage
the
for
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
York's
of
Lt.
Brush, Slocumb & Co.—
2,000
2,000
Co
Glancy,
&
&
2,000
Co.—
Richards
&
Co..—
Kalman
&
12,000
First
Michigan Corp
10,000
Quail &
Inc..
Inc
Total
net
Shares
Net
Total
&
assets.
net
assets
in
$1.85
.....
April 30,
on
1951
the
of
of
excess
investment
Fund's
for
the highest
be
49,781,456
$1.60
for
the
to
on
the
Fund,
Inc.,
April
30,
1951,
was
the
basis
Empire
stock
of
Tobin
was
a
of
i
April—
Gross
1951
from
railway
from
$4,643,347
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
ended
the
April
same
1951
30,
six
Hemphill,
the deal
of
for
estate
Moore
the
—
1950
$4,129,884
$4,417,533
775,598
780,328
railway
Net from railway.——
Net ry. oper. income.
»
railway.
Net from railway
;
Net ry. oper. income...
assets
—v.
1949
1348
$4,668,470
1,021,940
from
Net ty,
Gross
F.
Noyes
Graham,
railway..
railway
$4,464,012
.
ry.
$5,278,546
$593,331
handled by George
Co., Inc.; Roger L.
acting
Co:,
&
Parsons
$4,306,124
••'955.074
2,748,377
2,097,019
2,384,030
1,758,905
173,
6,158,659
.
1,390,443
6,704,036
5.084,456
*2,596.400
*3,214,607
*5,028.657
"909.711
*1,594,609
■:
Share Off—
per
class A and
per
share
common
from
railway....
—V.. 173,
2,924,337
1,081,279
from
3,033,898
2,191,351
1,345,959
844,395
1,355,313
58,093,682
from
ry.
47,555,916
50,404,271
14,436,007
railway
railway
income—
oper.
173,
10,589,416
9,652,417
55.899,826
13,304,399
5,740,151
4,759,339
3,905,864
5,366,851
other
income—
before
:
—.
-•
SEC
at
on
May 22 filed a letter of notification with the
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be issued
as part of a plan for the
payment of trade accounts
the company's creditors.
company has concluded payment
arrangements with creditors
company
covering
share
$5 per
due
to
The
its
creditors'
committee
President, announced
about
is
May 29.—V.
on
to
be
171,
disbanded, A. S.
p.
1,935,380
earnings after taxes
cent
of
1,045,380
sales
5.85 ','c
expansion
1,932,657
1,188,657
6.88r,l
10,173,606
9,817,652
976,023
share
939,507
$1.07
$1.26
;
NOTE—Duplan
Corporation only—not consolidated with Canadian
No consolidated statements issued.—V. 173, p. 1476.
subsidiary.
17,114,415
18.951,046
Duquesne Light Co.—Stock Reclassification Approved
2,783,780
3,988,132
1,192,774
1,913,174
The company on May 23 received SE(C authorization to reclassify its
4,500,000 authorized common shares, no par value, into 7,000,000 shares
of $10 par common stock.
480,466
1950
1949
The 2,152,828 outstanding shares of no par stock, all held by Phila¬
delphia Co. would be converted into 5,750,000 shares of the new $10
1945
$6,514,493
1,412,064
726,229
$7,100,896
28,319,752
4,964,856
23,906400
27,204,239
3,943,200
4,482,137
29,270,622
5.361,059
1,770,948
1,827,876
1,964,193
2,427,608
$7,189,999
1,166.431
538,753
1,222,126
560,723
$7,304,186
1,836,291
820,733
income..-
1476.
1951
1950
$3,907,775
425,840
$2,952,287
322,999
140,000
80,000
$285,840
$242,999
outstanding
402,656
402,656
Earnings per common share
$0.71
$0 60
operating income..
before
Provision
Net
for
income
taxes..:
income
taxes
income
Common
173,
______
shares
p.
1791.
Detroit Edison Co,—Amendment Filed With SEC—
Of the maximum of 850,000 shares of capital stock (par $20) regis¬
tered with the SEC on March 1, the company sold
789,848 shares
through exercise of warrants at nar. (or for a total of $15,796,960);
20,472 shares were offered to public through underwriters at a fixed
'price based on the market, $22 per share, and 39,680 shares were
removed from
The
As
registration
on
May 21, 1951.
See also V. 173
p. 2182.
an
books
by
Net
sales..
;
Net. income
the
new
per
the
such
stated
reclassification, Duquesne would increase
value
of
its
transfer of $686;880 from
outstanding
common
to
on
$57,500,000
earned
the stated capital of such shares, as
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, from
surplus, and would increase
stated in returns filed with the
$53,820,700 to $57,500,000.
The transactions were proposed in conjunction with Step l of the
plan dated Feb. 8, 1951, for compliance by Philadelphia and its parent,
Standard Gas and Electric Co., with the provisions of the Holding
Company Act, which plan provides for the liquidation and dissolution
of Standard Gas and Philadelphia.—V. 173, p. 1987; V.
172, p, 1344.
*A
new
The
New
Net
income
after
Houston
The
directors
on
May
24
$3,357,994
5,250,357
5,250,357
$1.01
$0.64
;
declared, subject to the approval of the
SEC, a dividend on the common stock payable June 30,
holders of record May 31, 1951. The dividend will be
Halliburton's in Oklahoma
The
company has borrowed
an
additional $8,000,000 from three
viz.:
$4,000,000 from The First National Bank of Chicago,
$2,000,000 each from the Bankers Trust Co. and the National
City Bank of New York.
This increased the company's bank indebted¬
ness to $49,229,179.
The proceeds are to be added to working capital.
and
The
loans
are
evidenced
The
by notes maturing in 1956.—V. 173, p.
1888.
Industrial
With Securities and
Fund, Inc., Denver — Registers
Exchange Commission—
May 28 filed registration statements with the SEC
covering (1) 9,000 systematic investment certificates aggregating $10,800,000 in amount, and 900 cumulative investment certificates aggre¬
gating $900,000 in amount; and (2) of 400,000 shares of capital stock.
The
company
on
Investment
Service
Corp.
First York Corp,-
will
handle the
offering.
•Net Assets per Share Lower—
As of-
Mar.
assets per
preferred share——
common
31,*51 Dec. 31/50
$164.18
$167.75
$3.40
share—
$3.52
173, p. 1071.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
April—
1951 to stock¬
payable in com¬
Light Co., at the rate of 2.2 shares of
Net
1951
from
from
railway
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1948
$2,854,565
$3,063,500
714.512
747.514
883,043
518,678
...
railway—
income—
oper.
173, p. 1988.
1949
$2,674,519
1,017,967
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—-
Gross, from
1950
$3,285,691
railway.
Net
—V.
.
City.
banks,
Share common stock.
stock of Florida Power &
$5.44
,
group includes Filene's in Boston, Bloomingdale's in
Abraham & Straus in Brooklyn, Lazarus in Columbus,
Cincinnati, The Boston Store in Milwaukee, Foley's in
and
Florida Power & Light common stock for each 100 shares of Bond and
mon
15,539,756
$6.14
Bank Loans Increased—
Gross
To Distribute Holdings—
17,357.166
$0.87
1950
$5,311,442
taxes-
Capital shares outstanding——.
Earnings per share—
2,519,455
$0.60
-
Federated
York,
in
—V:
1951
v •-
79,661,415 *400,280,984 356,058,378
high record.
Shillito's
Net
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Earnings—
£
.
1,777,653
sh
com.
Net assets per $2
12 Months Ended March 31—
$
50,876,800
taxes
eral
Earns,
Financial
$10 Par stock.
incident to
April 29,'50
Fed¬
after
stock (for which Philadelphia would exchange its present holdings).
2,347,172 unissued no par shares would be converted into 1,250,000
shares of the
its
Three Months Ended March 31—
Profit
par
Ended
May 5,'51
$411,154
outstanding
per
52 Weeks
Ended
May 5,'51 April 29,'50
$
$2,701,021
capital
Earnings
Blagden,
1147.
—13 Weeks Ended—
$17,873,314 $17,267,489
_
taxes:
Net
3,290,342
1888.
P.
1950
331,978
.
Derby Oil Co.—Earnings—
Gross
$2.82
1950
1949
1948
1951
$14,460,128 $12,417,433 $12,613,910 $13,567,208
railway
railway—
oper. income
Period—
1951
2,992,755
income
railway
railway—
p.
$172.44
$2.75
:■■■;.
Duplan Corp.—Financial Report Facts-
2,141,919
railway.'
oper.
31,'51 Dec. 31,*50
$170.33
—
share
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Show Gain
iv'/-
4,638,701
1951
from
Net ,ry.
A. Hammer,
Stevens and
brokers.
The
*1,918,624
*5,407,450
1476.
p.
pfd.
conv.
*1.253,879
363,397
1476.
oper.
as
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Files With SEC—
"1,048,650
six Months Ended March 31—
and
is
and
From Jan. 1—
The
1,414,302
.
$2
per
from
Net
1943
1949
1.667,004
_
income.
oper.
Earnings
it
estate
represented by White & Case, and Cravath, Swaine
attorneys for the purchasers.—V. 160, p. 2182.
from
Ry.—Earnings1950
16,207,299
From Jan. 1—
Gross
real
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Net
454,530
Delaware, Lackwanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
from
the
Realty
Associates, said that the
take place towards the end of 1951.
were
173, p. 1071.
and
from
•'Deficit.—V.
Sales
Beach,
but
approximately
Mar.
Net
—V.
19,12°..335
April—
Gross
disclosed,
ot
was
were
assets
Gross
K
From Jan. 1—
"Working
331,978
999,391-
'
from
173, p.
and
Hollywood
of
would
sale
Charles
of
Noyes,
Net
months
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
for
value
Inc.
State
Vice-President
Potter,
closing
Net
below.
1951
from
ry.
for
the
on
of
Arrangements
than
more
report.
months
six
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
from
Ben
stock.
S.
Net
Nesbett
Gross
be
operations
Raskob
the close of
The Fund has
compared with $2,201,952 during
year.—V. 173, p. 564.
Gross
and
Equity Corp.—Net Assets
Dreyfus Fund Inc.—New Name—
See
to
paid
April—
investments
according
cost,
income
were
history.
$2,680,480,
last
to
Mich.,
As of—
50,956,652
$1.62
52,095,161
—
period in the company's
stockholders.
value
of
the
102-story-high
Alfred R.
is
syndicate
Detroit,
Raskob
Oct. 31,'50 Apr. 30,'50
$96,469,619 $82,470,705 $79,715,958
——
share
per
Market
was
in
structure
new
President) owner of the
headed by Roger L. Stevens
Drum
A.
a
2,000
Co.
into
Control of the 20-year-old building,
which towers 1,472 feet above
34th Street and 5th Avenue, is being acquired from the estate and
family of the late John J. Raskob, noted financier, who died Oct. 15,
1950.
The purchasers are offering to
acquire the holdings of the
other stockholders of Empire State Inc. on the same terms as the
&
fiscal
any
per
25 that a contract has been signed for the
controlling
interest
in
this
corporation
(of
which
of
Vice-President
4,000
outstanding
50,000
cents
May
Jr.,
2,000
2,000
Apr. 30,'51
assets
$0.15
19
to
1987.
p.
of—
As
equal
$50,000,000.
The building, which has 2,000,000 square feet of rentable office space,
is
now
reputed
to
be
the most
profitable
single
office
building
operation in the world.
2,000
—
Co
Schwabacher
5,000
Scribner..
of
Co.,
a
by
understood
other
Inc.
Republic Co.,
$0.65
$108,959,
Building,
the tallest
ownership.
State
pass
on
price
—
Dean &
of
Florida.
N.
&
Dain
M.
to
Hugh
Gen.
skyscraper
actual
Staats Co.,
$84,959
V;•''"V-.':'-",.•' r1.'''
a".
Empire
about
learned
purchase
2,000
Witter & Co.—
32,700
*$369,250
share-.—-—--———
gain
117,659
259,500
—
capital
564.
p.
$1,585,210
—-———
common
realized
1950
$4,619,664
628,750
—
taxes
——
173,
is
was
2,000
—
1951
taxes.
income
for
"Includes
2.000
173,
1,148,194
——
share.—V.
Lester
Brothers
Moseley & Co
White, Weld & Co
Central
...
income
Earnings per
15,000
15,000
;
S.
Singer,
14,242,654
4.967,096
1,744,344
income.
income
Irving Lundborg & Co..—
Shares
—V.
Net
15,000
—V.
railway
oper.
Provision
Co.—
R.
391,337
16,276,549
6,828,299
2,891,343
sales
Hill
William
726,631
lb,181,354
6,723,162
2,906,990
285,671
17,348,154
6,114,926
railway-
Profit before
J.
Dean
1,216,727
Empire Millwork Corp.—Earnings—
Cohu
F.
1948
$3,454,456
1,734,658
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
15,000
Lehman
1949
$4,093,814
2,092,559
858,263
173, p. 1476.
15,000
Spent -for
-
ry.
15,000
Corp
Corp..
Per
are
mortgagee.
Net
from
Net
Lee
first
a
four industrial
in Michigan. Ohio and New Jersey which are occupied by the
The financing was arranged by Stevens &, Perkins,
plants
Solar
Net
Net
Hornblower & Weeks......
Higginson
1950
$4,258,924
income
oper.
from
The
follows:
as
&
Co
The First Eoston
is¬
lots
would
1,466,595
53 Weeks
Hancock
mortgage loan of $500,000 to the above corporation
—V.
ry.
split-up.
the underwriters
stock
company
Curtis
Estabrook
be
small
who
$4,428,539
railway..
railway
Firm—
ance
Net
356,949
names
common
proposal changing the
shares (no par; to 1,500,000
approved
40,000
Webber,
will
of
sale
From Jan. 1—
Gross
New
$3,986,000
913,898 shs.
Shares
Paine,
1951
Net
world,
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
to effect a two-for-one
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriter
12
stock' from
common
of
the
stockholders
'
from
from
It
value)..—.
par
stockholders
number
stock
common
by
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—
due July
$5,000,000
($1
(par $1)
Light
stock
company
April-
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1976
Net
1375.
p.
EFFECT
Authorized
2V»%
stock
&
to facilitate
common
Empire State Inc., New York—New Control-
GIVING
-
'Common
Light
March
Gross
Naples, Italy.
CAPITALIZATION
Convertible
Power
be made
will
&
Power
also announced that net earnings for the 12 months
31, 1951, before adjustment for prior-year over-accrual
of taxes, were $5,311,442, or $1.01 per share, as compared with $3,357,994, or 64 cents per share, for the 12 months ended March 31, 1950.
—V. 173, p. 2188.
•
'
—V.
company's executive offices and research laboratories are located
Cambridge, Mass., with factories also in Acton and Adams, Mass.;
Leandro, Calif.; Chicago, 111., and Lockport, N. Y.
It is now
building an additional plant at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Subsidiaries
operate in Canada, England, Australia, France and Argentina and it
Net
May 31.—V. 173,
and after such taxes net
The
April—
Dan River
were
in
$24,824,597
173, p. 759.
Motor Express Co.—Units Placed
(Md.)
1950
on
business
company's
Net
Cumberland
The
San
previous
Drug Co.—V.
for
company
May 31 of Florida Power & Light
on
prefer to receive cash.
ended
Dividend Shares, Inc.—Total Assets Rise—
company.
President and director of the Crown
the
includes the manufacture and sale of a
diversified
line
of
chemical
specialties,
of
natural
and
synthetic
rubber products and of machinery
especially designed for use with
many of them.
The principal developments of the business in recent
years have been the development of the company's CRYOVAC process
and its CRY-O-RAP bags for
the food industry, a new non-rubber
battery separator, certain "side seal" compounds and special co¬
polymers and resins.
The
Acquires Stock—
Glaser, operator of a group of drug stores in St. Louis, Mo.,
announced on May 28 lie had sold his interest in this company
to
Roger Babson and a group of Boston associates.
Mr. Glaser said he sold 26,605 shares of common stock which, with
stores
of
sales
net
profit before taxes on income was $1,033,092
profit was $414,746.
Morris
Mr.
Florida
Net
$22,258,857, with consolidated profit of $3,927,236 after all charges
except
taxes on income.
After provision for such taxes, the net
profit was $1,936,056.
For the first three months of 1951 consolidated
shares
1951
1950
(estim.) $48,000,000 $35,000,000
the proceeds of this financing the company will
of 3jA'a
serial notes.
The remainder will be
for capital additions and improvements and for working
of Florida
shares
Arrangements
sued.
$1,100,000
pay
authorized
Gain—
to
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
pany will arrange for the company's dividend agent to handle frac¬
tional share equivalents for the stockholders since no scrip representing
fractional
PROCEEDS—From
retire
"The
Creole Petroleum Corp.—Earnings Show
consists of shares of $1 par value in accordance
recapitalization adopted on March 12, 1951, which
of
plan
the
designed
.was
At the closing market price
.
the New York Stock Exchange, 22%, this is equivalent to approximately
50 cents per share on the Bond and Share common stock.
The com¬
of
The present offering
with
Continental Motors Corp.—To
Offered—Public
Dewey & Aimy Chemical Co.—Stock
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
.
367,046
253,986
461,426
12,569,546
3,855,448
11,517,989
12,525,207
2,016,467
1,957,123
12,105,936
3,495,677
1,720,737
3,534,018
3,598,706
1,990,986
Volume 173
Number 5017
after
There
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
—
taxes
dividends
Preferred
173,
paid
165,811
2,111,847
$0.14
165,116
2,269,030
outstanding—
share—
common
$0.79
of
bonds
the
p.
the
called
for
redemption
next, through
first mortgage 3'/a
Payment will be made
July
on
1971
due
at
sinking
$1,344,000
fund,
of
at 102% and accrued interest.
York Trust Co., 100 Broadway, New
2,
2189.
New
York, N. Y.—V. 173,
SEC
Wallace, Inc., Springfield, Mass.—Files—
company
offered
and
B.
May
on
filed
21
shares
1,000
covering
of
B
Gross
1951
common
ployees"
per
share through Tifft Brothers, Springfield, Mass.,
Moseley & Co., Boston, Mass. Proceeds are to go to Andrew
Wallace, President of company.—V. 169, p. 2528.
ry.
-Earnings-
1951
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
income—
oper.
presently outstanding shares were sold
per
share, including commissions and selling ex¬
remaining
100,000 shares were issued to Stanley
Hiller, Jr., in exchange for his business and assets (including patents
and inventions) previously conducted by him under the name "United
Helicopters."
The
100,000 shares so issued to Mr, Hiller are held
cash
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
173,
i3,458
2,577,531
934.604
2.541,297
895,200
795,280
2,405,414
670,446
215,551
201,134
237,655
134,470
276,329
235,335
137,639
108,346
—
income
sales
Income
Capitals
outstdg.
share
shs.
4,488,342
4,506,014
1.738,768
806,281
862,420
Earnings
733,778
863,488
362,558
379,030
—V.
per
172, P.
$18,433,786
$11,441,990 $10,758,149 $20,483,328
—
taxes.
after
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—6 Mos.—1950
Period End. Jan. 31—
without
long
his shares
as
206,946
356,201
70,588
$2.93
70,558
337,52g
70,558
267,596
70,588
$3.79
-
$5.04
$4.78
1532.
The
Falls, Minn.—Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey, Inc., in
May publicly offered $800,000 of serial coupon notes due
follows:
as
1954; $70,000 3»/4S in
$72,000 3V2s in
1955;
1958;
2V4s
$65,000
3'/2s
$80,000
in
1953;
in
3s
$68,000
various
The
3»/2s in 1957;
$82,000 J VuH in 1980, and
1956; $75,000
1959;
to
notes
May
173,
of
the
the
28.
preferred
\
stockholders
of
taken
as
financing.—
the
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Co.—Subscriptions—
Net
sales
^
Profit before
Federal
income
income
Net
$20,597,262 $19,918,033 $20,870,073
1,476,607
1,325,616
1,971,095
,
taxes—
taxes—
income
$1,004,822
$904,280
720,647
$1.39
$1.25
173,
Quarter Ending March 31—
1
Sales
Net
Period End. Apr. 30—
Net
Common
•Earns,
shares
Inc.—Earnings—
938,844
938,844
938,844
$1,54
$1.37
$1.95
♦After
$2.51
Gross
Net
have
cumulative
$2.20
sinking
preferred
the
selection by
lot of 1,269 shares of
(par $50), for redemption out of
1951, at $52 per share and accrued
stock
moneys
June
on
Holders
30,
and
Marine
for
redemption have
been
Gross
notified by
from
ry.
will be made on and after June 1, 1951, by the
Exchange Bank of Milwaukee upon presentation and
the shares called for redemp¬
E.
and
and
J.
elected
W.
22:
May
has
director,
a
director;
a
been
been
Considine,
Secretary
and
E.
R.
elected
director
and
to
173,
also
the vacancy
fill
has
Hosteller
G.
continue
has
Considine
1951,
—V.
will
been
Credit
as
SEC
830,492
617,320
233,412
-
,
$3,919,000'
a
*80,472
.
income
2,473,079
1.911,273
937,757
117,691
1951
1950
173,
1,346,399
1477.
p.
,•
income
'
reported, the bonds would be offered for public sale
Proceeds would be used in part to prepay a
$1,300,000 short-term note
(the proceeds of which were used for
construction purposes i and the balance of the proceeds would be used
to
provide for the construction of additions and improvements to
property.—V. 173.. p. 2189. ■:;'}/
taxes—.——
;
—
per
outstanding—
$4,044,324
$2.39
—
share
common
$5,360,636
1,8C0 000
—T
—
—
preferred dividend
before
April
income
Motors Corp.—Resolutions
$1.66
——...
A
1949
1950
1951
30—
$21,251,825
1,054,828
1,218,348
407,400
455,500
income
for
1,008,107
485,800
taxes....—
$522,307
$647,428
1,196,284
1,196,284
$762,848
1,196,284
$0.44
$0.54
$0.64
173, p.
share
—...
1988.
from
Net
Defeated—
from
ry.
—V.
$5,903,030
1,415,590
593,848
541,715
28,423,787
23,098,819
7,282,709
5,299,765
24,653,045
5,655,043
2,679,594
2,075,091
$6,356,940
1,624,997
659,161
$6,058,071
1,466,835
701,042
2,215,560
railway—
p.
income..
2189,
_
25,536,799
" 5,978,554
2,224,168
1951
1950
$18,226,645 $14,211,353
3,381,852
2,598,319
1,689,085
943,788
Months Ended March 31—
Net
from service
revenue
and
sales
—
Profit
income
before
taxes
for income and excess profits
taxes..
General Public Utilities Corp.—To Sell Units—
cf
ment
its
May
on
Philippine
ana
it
announced
9
agreed
had
of
Under
SEC's
the
integration
Utilities
program
the
Division
after
*
reached with the
the company's
was
hearings
Net" income
divest¬
on
proposed divestment order provides for disposition of gas prop¬
erties of Jersey Central Power & Light Co. and the electric properties
of Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.—V. 173, p. 2189.
V.
Bozell
accordance
was
retired
with
succeeded
as
President
provisions
by
of
C.
Donald
the
of
this
corporation
pension
Power,
on
and
a
plan.
director
corporation, and rate counsel to its subsidiaries.
Mr. Bozell will continue with the company
as a director
1
June
retirement
and
attorney
of
the
consulting
capacity.—V.
173,
p,
Hiller
be
in
16,548
23,671
$93,795
$82,703
$309,260
129,338
129,876
517.000
$128,919
519,599
$35,543
$47,173
$207,740
$390,680
May
1, 1961, at 100% by a group of underwriters headed by
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers, Further details
CAPITALIZATION
a
prom,
EFFECT
GIVING
inc.
conv.
not
♦Does
TO
PRESENT
($1
par
include
$11,253
t$94,457
2,500,000
2,500,000
§1,000,000 shs.
value)
current
"V-Loans"
which
are
FINANCING
Outstanding
* Authorized
1952—
debs, due May 1, 1961.
note due Jan. 31,
JCapital stock
1792.
adjustment income bonds.—V. 173,
on
'
•
•
'
'
*
■
"i
-
'
'
;
•
i
,]•
-
.
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Apr. 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
oper.
rev.
$268,056
revenue.
oper.
expenses
from
ry.
oper.
31,146.163
913,092
223,076
$854,599
857,936
railway
$41,737
operations
Net
22G.J19
$214,546
1951—4 Mos.—1950
the
issue 23,000 shares
to
provisions
of $100 par
of
preferred, which would have provisions essentially
of
the series A,
shares of
23,000
for
would be acquired by the Penn Mu¬
Co.
16,000
the
shares
holds.
now
new
series
B
issue,
series
A
$100
of
The
remaining
shares
would
par
preferred
which
shares
7,000
would
16,000
income..
•Deficit.—V.
173,
p.
*$8,530
$228,071
*$3,537
10,602
*34,652
78,738
*113,075
1988.
or
pay
—
Application
See
South
Georgia
McMillan, President, said that the $700,000 which the company
would obtain initially would be added to working capital.
He added,
however, that "should the need for additional facilities arise these pro¬
ceeds, or part of them, may be used for the
acquiring additional buildings or equipment."
purpose
Mutual
last
October,
amendment.
would
Thus,
with
retired
be
Co.
below.—V.
172,
p.
571.
to a
mortgage
March
of
lien
par
1951,
51.87
on
these
of
61.87
acres
shares were changed
value of $1 per share.
by
canceled
the
the
prq-
of
shares
23,000
Series B preferred,
present 50.000
the company would have unissued only 11,000 of ife
authorized $100 par preferred shares.—V. 173, p. 1889.
Ideal Plastic Corp., Hollis, L. I., N.
the
corporation
has
begun
$5,000,000
a
Y.—Expansion—
spiraling demands of defense and consumer
Chairman of the Board, announced on May
a
in
of
two
month,
27.
injection
moulding
machines
service establishes the company as
according
with
to Mr.
capacity
a
Katz.
cf
about
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$23,933,694 $21,313,863 $96,502,752 $82,246,781
oper.
revenues.,
oper.
expenses.
18,432,783
16.281.814
from ry. oper.
$5,500,911
$5,037,049
inc.-
I.C2J .656
2.118,961
11,753,222
1,269,202
1,411,G20
5,183,347
Net
railway
income
173,
oper.
the
'
1951—Month—1950
Railway
rev.
80
of
pounds
,' f
.
Railway
Net
the
to
one
4,200,000
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings—
Period End. April 30—
to
program
giant
already in
the country,
'
meet
production, ' A, A?.
expansion
Katz,
74,485,324
63,090.530
$22,017,428 $19,156,251
'
8 312,607
5,481;332
2089.
p.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
ry.
1950
$925,606
$961,291
$1,054,314
196,696
211.183
210.51.3
354,959
80,696
90,948
97,465
170.019
3,770,672
3,471.412
3.907.621
4,146,191
727.258
574.726
873.568
1.252.166
275,645
233,091
421,523
579,189
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income--.
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1948
1951
$1,005,907
from
Net
1949
railway.—
railway——...
April—
Gross
.
railway-—
;
railway
oper.
income—
173, p. 1793.
Imperial Brands, Inc.—Stock Sold—Floyd A. Allen &
on
May 14 offered and sold 40,000 shares of common
The
of the
company's
from no par value
net
proceeds
will
be
used
to
purchase
equipment.
The
V.
company
173,
P.
was
recently formed to
baking
of investors.
machinery
'
and
sell Duncan Hines products.—
1989.
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp.—Calls Pfd.
Stock—
has called for redemption on July 2. 1951, gll of
the outstanding $3 dividend cumulative preferred stock at $57.50 per
share,
12.
or
v
issued and sold to
were
and
issuance
the
erecting
of
.
16,000 shares of series A preferred which
This
site.
plant
tOn
Natural Gas
present agreement, not later than
maximum credit for these loans is
dividends.
first
tA
Georgia Natural Gas Co., Albany, Ga.
Dismissed—
pur¬
**■
B.
H350.000 shs.
July 31. 1951.
The
presently $300,000 at
any one time existing.
The company has made further application
to
increase
such credit to $5,000,000;
and has authorized "V-Loan"
borrowing
in
such i latter
amount.
The current credit agreement
requires approval of the financing institution and the guarantor before
the company may create additional indebtedness, encumber Its assets,
the
be
by the insurance company at par.
stock at par ($1 per share) to a small group
company's
series B
4'/i>
proposed
issue
Mutual
W.
the
those
as
Life Insurance
the
of
Co.,
under
•
amendment, common stock¬
waive their preemptive rights to subscribe for this stock.
would
chased
guaranteed by the
of the Army, and fluctuate under a revolving credit
These loans currently bear interest at 5%
and normally
in 30 days after
completion of the contract involved but,
mature
'
*
j
,
stockholders has been called for June 18
common
proposal
program.
Earnings—
'
r
.
•
Department
Georgia & Florida RR.
1793.
p.
Refrigerator Co.—Plans Financing—
a
series B
From
Secured loans:
49'
—
L—
exchanged
Helicopters—Offering of Debentures—Mention
in our issue of May 21 of the public offering
$2,500,000 5% convertible income debentures due
of
5/'
and
5,632
same
Penn
made
follow:
General Telephone Corp.—Bozell to Retire—
Harold
3,975
Net
173, p. 1752,
was
The
He
$105,248
income
1
holders
—V.
el.!.***
integrated system.
In
$1.26
$1.29
;.v_.,
Earnings per share.——,.,.
the corporation will .continue to operate its four
in New Jersey ?Pennsylvania as a single
program,
1,312,000
Capital shares outstanding-i_«—
—V.
$1,654,531
1,312,000
$1,692,767
....
—
completed earlier.
were
subsidiaries
principal
the
domestic properties.
certain
Subject to approval by the SEC, the agreement
staff
to
$292,712
moulders
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. (& Subs.) —Earns.
Prov.
corporation
$77,071
Addition
.
The
3,072,772
$89,820
Income—
largest
3
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$3,178,020
taxes—
special meeting of
The
railway..;
oper,
173,
RR.—Earnings Show Improvem't
1951—Month—1950
3,165,616
Under
1—
Jan.
from
Net
1948
1949
IS50
1,900,226
income..
oper.
Net
by
been appointed New
collateral 3%% sink¬
; *
$3,458,328
■
posed
$7,182,692
railway...
railway
from
ry.
Gross
May 25' dealing with
on
1951
April—
Net
and
765,136
consider
Of
—.....
Gross
has
Y.,
N.
preferred stock.
The
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.— -Earnings—
a
stockholder at the annual meeting
the rotation of the place for the annual
meeting, and another resolution introduced by a stockholder limiting
the
annual
amount
of compensation to officers of the corporation
also
were
voted
upon
by
the
stockholders.
The
resolutions were
defeated by votes of 34 to 1 and 21 to 1, respectively.
The directors
had
stated that they favored votes against adoption of the resolu¬
tions.—V. 173, p. 2189.
.1::
introduced
resolution
A
held
York,
New
$842,207
■
1,800,000
requirements.—V. 170, P. 205.
taxes
income
From
General
Co.,
771,498
and
Hussman
■
bidding.
100;000
_
$57,620,722
6,406,794
4,920,167
2,362,470
—10,280,803
taxes..——
$22,554,949 $20,808,758
—'V.
100,000
—
Hugoton Production Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 1,000 shares of common stock (par SI)
was made on May 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $28.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per share. It
was quickly completed.—V. 171, p. 2097.
$71,295,759
——i
income
Earnings per
on
previously
competitive
Trust
deficit
The
1871.
As
at
250,000
—_
15,772,000
for
Provision
950.000
;
income-
Net
Penn
'
$950,000
■_
150.000
♦Income, charges
330,010
Capital shares outstanding..-..
City, Mo.—Registers With SEC
May 24 filed a registration statement with the
proposed offering of
$5,400,000 first
mortgage bonds,
company
for
due
$3,945,000
1.275,065
15,398,000
2,209,299
3 Months Ended
Net
Gas Service Co., Kansas
Tiie
$4,718,000
Sales
Profit
severally
■;
-
rev._
exps.
Gross
1948
1949
1950
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
created by the resignation of John B. Gray,"
appointed Director of Industrial Relations.
the
and
has
each
$861,318
oper.
tual
1275.
p.
Co.
Hudson & Manhattan
the
15,
June
effective
Treasurer,
which
Ry.—Earnings—
3,423,493
shares
♦After
underwriters
several
173, P. 2089.
Bankers
Oper.
10,681,000
♦Earnings
to
Manager.
elected
been
the
debentures
of
follows:
as
♦Exclusive of Interest
income
Common
and John W. Corcoran has been elected Assistant
tor of Manufacturing;
Treasurer
of
names
amounts
are
Period End. April 30—
to
the resignation of Milton W, Kleckner; Angus J. O'Brien, formerly
Director of Manufacturing, has been elected Vice-President and Direc¬
R.
$0.86
4,489,734
before
Net
Assistant to the President,
fill the vacancy created
formerly
a
less than $10 per share,
and any such employee
shall be approved by the Commissioner of Corpo¬
As yet, no such plan has been adopted or sales
Co
V.
also
Gross
19,754,000
revenues
Frovision
the following organ¬
Leeder,
formerly ViceExecutive Vice-President
by
Mr.
630;000
209,500
-—
railway...
oper.
Profit
35,000
Hochschild, Kohn Si Co., Inc.—N. Y. Paying Agent—
540,904
announced
25
May
on
effective
changes
President
has
President,
Fisher,
F.
izations!
See
535,719
1951
$4,676,000
815,420
Fiscal Year Ended Feb. 28-r
Industries, Inc.—Organizational Changes—
Wood
-stock¬
exceed
key
1950
Great Western Sugar Co.—Earnings—
173, p. 1275.
to
not
such
....
&
and
Oper.
income—
•Deficit—V.
the certificates representing
of
sale
to
paying-agent for $2,950,000 mortgage
ing fund bonds due Feb. 1, 1966.
railway.-—r
from
Net
distri¬
other
•1
railway
railway
oper.
ry.
Gross
Gar
; vi.:
\
the
EMPLOYEES—The
KEY
and
stock
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins..
1,067,023
—
any
of
...
Stone
$0.80
—J.*.—;
that year,
in
in
price
.
Brothers
2189.
payment
National
surrender of
tion.—V.
selected
the shares
of
principal
purchase
to
Lehman
From Jan. 1—
dividends.
letter
from
Net
fund
purchase
the
FOR
Blyth & Co., Inc
$7,200,389
share_
860.
p.
from
Net
authorized
for
California.
respective
1,234,719
taxes
shares
per
173,
income
taxes——
April—
preferred dividend requirements.-
directors
sold
so
of
Non-oper.
Partial Redemption—
The
participate
to
thereunder.
$11,806,034
-
—_
Federal
and
Grand Trunk Western
938,844
sh.
—V.
after
of
Earnings
1951—9 Mos.—1950
outstdg,
per common
profit
Com¬
dividends thereon
any
dividend
6%
a
shares
capital
UNDERWRITERS—The
670,000
State
before
Number
1951—12 Mos>—1950
sales of malt— $25,305,100 $20,559,416 $34,566,100 $28,443,825
income after taxes.*
1,496,073
1,340,390
1,905,005
2,431,235
Net
p.
1951
,
——
Profit
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.,
1889).—V. 713,
p.
Globe-Union, Inc.—Sales Up—Net Earnings Off-
1699.
p.
company's
purchase plan
The
732,958
$1.73
—
(See V. 173,
received
Issuance
the
waived
escrow,
such
York
$1,269,340
721,456
——
for.
subscribed
701,755
421,336
471,785
——
Capital shares outstanding—
Earnings per share.—
—v.
offering of 10,C00 shares of $5 convertible preferred
stock (par $15) to common stockholders of record April
30 at $100 per share expired on May 16 with all the stock
1949
1950
1951
in
first
PLAN
approved
the
Hayden,
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Corporation
California
the
in
be
agreed
been
has
obtaining consents to
of
purpose
Rutgers Fire Insurance
&
of
employees and
officers, and under such terms and employee stock purchase plan, as
its
board of directors may
determine; provided that no such stock
made
amount not exceeding $10,000,000 of
company with
additional capital for
1792.
P.
Globe
Stores Corp.
held
so
right of
PURCHASE
have
shares
Burnham
$210,000 3Vis in 1961.
Franklin
the
assets
STOCK
holders
an.
announced on May
was
convertible
of
for
21
provide
it
purposes,
record
of
V.
in
plans to issue
company
unsecured
May 1, 1953 to 1961, inclusive, at 100 and accrued interest.
3%s in
are
waived
shall
Glidden Co., Cleveland, O—To Issue Notes—
mature
order
the
other shares have
also
stock
Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, Little
$78,000
to
so that,
until they are released from escrow pursuant to
of such Commissioner, they may not be sold or transferred
the
consent
of such Commissioner;
and Mr. Hiller has, so
order
liquidation until
shares has been first refunded.
1889.
bonds
pursuant
escrow
the
rations
The
corporation's
until the
2089.
p.
Net
5.367.363
income
173, p.
in
the
$10
the
missioner,
Gilchrist Co.—Earnings-
$1,184,409
1,874,824
.
124,653
65,858
2,876.225
railway
oper.
6.926 635
railway
oper.
from
ry.
Net
railway-
$611,192
222.613
54,136
of
at
and
bution
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$631,206
225,726
51,499
1945
$1,202,095
$1,393,245
409,928
195,423
also the caption "Stock Purchase Plan for Key Em¬
relating to the possible reservation for issue of up to
such shares for sale to key employees of the com¬
See
below,
and
1949
1950
$1,760,090
411,548
150,595
1948
$628,242
228,361
Income—
railway
from
Net
—V.
Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.—EarningsApril—
$731,831
railway
railway
oper.
Net
Gross
1949
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
exercise
against
issue
for
35,000 additional of
for
'
S.
F.
from
Net
$20
at
from
Net
notification with the
stock (no par), to be
of
letter
a
class
reserved
arc
pany.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.
April—
Forbes &
shares
these
debentures.
penses,
The
of
subscription warrants held by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Lehman Brothers,
and 250,000
shares are reserved for issue against conversion of the
11250,000
1584.
p.
been
have
operation
1,316,751
168,480
2,102.243
$0.55
469,546
1,965,817
§65,000
Georgia Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
5
(2289)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial-'and
.
1951
1950
1949
$31,428,504 $18,373,133 $21,331,991
31—;
;
income
income
Net
.
& Chemical Corp.
Food Machinery
Three Months Ended March
Total
.
ment,
corporation
plus
will
(Ind.).—V.
accrued
be
made
dividends amountine to 79 cents per s*a~e.. Pay¬
at the Merchants National Bank of Terre Haute
172, p..183.0,
•
.
•.
►
6
(2290)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Net
income
Common
___________—
shares
tEarnings
per
•Includes
taxes.
come
Inter
As
$4,98.^,481
2,008.260
equivalent
TAfter
to
the amount
The
income
of
the
Trust
which
is
dis¬
■*,
25%
of
unrealized
appreciation.
As
result
a
this
of
the tax
of
trustees
also
optional
an
Mass.—V.
&
The
sefies
preferred
B
stock
callable
is
at
$26.25
share,
per
Investors
Net
proceeds
net
to
are
used
be
for
and
expansion
had
Florida on April 23, 1924,
and long distance without
of southwest Florida.
part
larger
the
to
,
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
stock,
Preferred
stock
173,
(par
(par
$25)
B
•
McCormick
Fowler
hut will
remain
as
resigned
28
May
on
of
,
...',»
/c/.\{C_ V7*■
A
$75,000,000 loan has been made by nine banks to
to finance its major military production contracts.
The
ment
^n(j
announced
was
by William
'J1 TC ELS til* 61*'
Banks
ings
Illinois
Bank
National
New
Bank
and
the
Bank
York,
of
of
the* First
arc
National
Bank
Northern
the
Trust
i
New
Bank
Harris
all
York,
of
Bank
Co.,
Co.,
of
City of New York, and
Pittsburgh.-—V. 172, p. 936.
the
the
Guaranty
Chase
Co.
National
•
Bank
and
"
;
corporation
covering
($25
for
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—To Increase
Capitalization — Proposed Acquisition — Stock Option
A
;V';:
/
■
stockholders
chemical
The
directors
by
The
will
stock
common
creased
recommend
of
the
shares
500,000
stockholders
change
according
company,
will
that
to
Louis
the
Ware,
number
corporation, par value
to 2,500,000 shares.
asked
be
to
authorize
President.
authorized
of
$5
the
issuance
shares
in¬
and
76,648 of the unissued shares of common stock of the
corporation in connection with the acquisition of all the assets (and,
assumption of liabilities) of Innis, Speiden & Co., a Delaware corporaThe
.
/■•;■
.
plan
board
be
of
aggregate
less
that
an
approved.
This
plan
to
officers
and
key
'
Speiden
potash
primarily
caustic
recommend
and
employees'
would
stock
provide
employees
consists
potash,
which
Co.,
the
of
was
companies
in
founded
the
potash,
1816,
and
from
tured
of
muriate of
International
Speiden
pansion
N. J.,
&
potash,
Minerals
Co.,
and
and
processing
of
minerals
Loss
which
.is
forms
of
principal products
business of Innis,
Corp.
The
basis for
natural
a
the
the
further
ex¬
Co. of
Net
sales
Costs
—-v.
and
expenses—
profit
income
Total
income
Deprec.
and
Retirement
Prov. for
________
973,084
based
_
profit
Earned
of
Total
per
539,530
896,603
762,415
10,944,455
5,098,856
6,618,846
™
dividends
483,475
5,831,267
—_
483,475
5,831,267
89,518,739
483,475
5,831,267
483,475
5,831,267
Earned
surplus end of
J:.
period
$124,791,243 $100,713,256$103,934,631 $93,619,702
Earned per com, shares
$0.97
$0.54
$0.84
$0 68
173,
Net
oper.
$4,624,190
•12,280
154,469
104,916
764,945
avail,
489,771
income
815,743
•38,100
77,312
336,273
rev.
Inc.
from ry. oper._
for fxd. chgs.
705,2fl
•Loss,
NOTE—A
ten
strike
of employees in Guatemala in
April, 1951, caused
of the company's operations in that
country for a period
days.—V. 173, p. 1890.
.
setting
NOTE—Net
The
company
Wash.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
;
May 31
on
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the SEC
covering 6,000 shares of its $5.50 cumulative preferred
st<jck_
The
$4.75
is to be offered for public sale at
$100 per share with a
share underwriting commission. Paine,
Webber, Jackson and
& Webster Securities Corp., and Pacific Northwest Co
Stone
^are named as principal underwriters.—V. 173,
p.
201.
sales
■
,
Gross
Net
May 19/51
assets
:
assets
Shares
t.
.
4S'%
is
for
v
.
2,632,069
interest
the
asset
The
as
a
Code.
Irom
paid
per
share
$9 77
share
announce
'131
$8 72
$0^40
$0.60
that
they have elected
to
qualify
Edgar
dent
The
effect
Federal
of
income
such
taxes
qualification
for
the
will
fiscal
be
year
to
relieve
ended
May
to
of
group
handle
to
higher
services,
is
Cornish
in
properties
much
in
taxes,
the
the
larger
and
working
Stores,
sums
steadily
most
of
need
to
the
to
for
New
business
spend
more
and
wages,
reduce
profitable
Inc.—Notes
said
operating
cost3
directions.—V
172,
|
Placed
Privately—Van
the
sale
cumulative
the
would
:
these
of
expended for
corporate
of
Kobacker
.
be
the
preferred
stock
be
used
all
of
of
to
/■
.
reimburse
the
outstanding
Kobacker Stores, Inc. and
of
v
)
..
,
stock
notified
were
at
$26
Trust
of
New
Co.
will
redemption
redeemed
Midland
notes
purposes.
preferr°d
Period End. May 19—
share
per
York.^V.
April
on
that
14
June
on
1,
p.
the
at
the
2090.
173,
1951
/
>;:;'/
1951—4 Wks.—1950
*
-
Sales
78,322,183
__™_™___L—_
v
1
1951—20 Wks.—1950
$
The
•
■$
.
S
•$
number
average
of
65,348,458 382,896,354
compared to 2,134
in
stores
a
operation
ago.—V.
year
173,
at
May
315,559,205
1951;
19,
was
1989.
p.
Kropp Forge Co., Cicero, 111.—Registers With SEC—
-
company
on
May 25 Fled a registration statement with the
covering a proposed public offering of 123,000 shares of comnoa
stock, 33Mjc par valup, of which 9,276 shares will be offered for the
account
months
ended
,
T
%j
.
til
P
'
the
stock
continue
has
of
/■.■■■■
April
Aircraft
the
are
now
President
in
the
of
»•
172,
-v.
Corp.,
consideration,
will
Strukoff, who
with his family.
become
holds
Mr.
the
Net
oper.
173,
p.
a
Ry.
oper.
exps.
Net
of
will
Chase
Net
ry.
—V.
$12,669,383
1,753,732
8,372,690
7,120,865
$6,656,112
$5,548,513
654,077
598,770
2,643,940
for
ry.
1951
from
Net
ry.
p.
1948
ing,
and
Co.,
152.937
201,597
238,070
The
56,322
84,077
83,619
space,
2,281,872
1.669.630
1,917,964
1,342.333
790.962
896,032
1,831,954
859,222
564,001
332,984
373,487
Mining
two
to
11V2
individuals.
issue
The
shares
Co.,
V.
154,
Salt
be
City, Utah.
is
letter
a
assessable
It
is
present
the
on
underwritten
The proceeds
Lake
City,
notification
Utah—
with
the
v
SEC
stock
This
(par 10 centsl, to
includes
96,091
shares
options granted May 8, 1951,
intention of the company that
during the balance of 1951.
W. D. Nebecker & Co. of Salt
stock
by
are
to
be
used
to
explore
and
develop
-Assets Again Up—
outstanding
per
860,894
702,567
$25.12
$23.83
share
Speculative Common Stock Fund S3—
$9,485,805 $15,020,991
of shares
value
Combined
outstanding
per
net
on
the
545,051
share
assets
$221,324,500,
reported
!:
j
24
the
of
of
award
an
for
defense
will
be
erected
:*
The
B.
F.
build¬
Parrott
'
additional
fabrication
by
*
*
contract
the
25,000
and
of
floor
canvas
duck
feet
square
treatment
of
requirements.
the
addition
to
October.—V.
or
the
173,
p.
Glasgow
plant
will
be
completed
'
2090.
/
ry.
an
of
1,137,212
$17.40
the
10
increase
of
railway
1943
$763,729
$659,853
$592,514
292,113
252,002
223,309
railway
oper.
$604,709
101.399
163,231
167,233
138,855
110,912
2,621,698
2.153,562
2,112,775
2.575,197
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.™
railway.
_• *
income___
891.01S
603,183
403,993
693,b70
515,120
oper.
173,
447,953
270,934
382.329
1479.
p.
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
This
company has called for redemption
on
Aug. 1, 1951, out of
in the sinking fund, $280,500 of first and refunding mortgage
sinking fund gold bonds, 5% series of 1924, maturing Feb. 1, 1954, at
moneys
the
and
New
Keystone
Funds
$13,546,100
on
the
over
corresponding date last year.—V.
173,
$13.21
April
p.
30,
1951,
York
interest.
Bank,
Payment
will
be
made
at
Phila¬
the
Chestnut
St., Philadelphia 6, Pa., or, at
First National Bank, 2 Wall St.,
15, N. Y—V. 173, p. 2090.
of
the
421
holder,
at
the
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
April—
1951
from
Net
ry.
railway
-railway—
oper.
from
Net
from
ry.
—V.
$5,466,904
$6,010,337
$6,184,724
1,314,530
1,266,754
1,319,921
income™
1949,
1948
532,286
812,600
685,305
509,634
24,720,490
20,640.454
23,343,201
25,588,927
4,569,912
2,109,996
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
$6,191,842
1,177,267
from
Net
Net
$207,778,400
1890.
accrued
National
option
Gross
assets
asset
providing
utilized
S.
from
from
Apr. 30, '51 Apr. 30, '50
$21,628,350 $16,744,257
assets_____
net
Directors.
of
,
Gross
"•'
Medium-Grade Bond Fund B2—
value
be
U.
by September
100% %
of shares
May
on
approximately $300,000,
of Roanoke, Va.
expected
delphia
Net asset
Board
Sons Co.—Contract Awarded—
made
was
building,
will
other
Net
246.
p.
properties.
Number
the
of
exercise
the
levied
of
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.
net
of
Lehigh & New England RR.- -Earnings—
April— •
1950
1949
:
1951
/
capital
share.
per
upon
It
will be
will
filed
17
of
cents
issuance
assessment
no
May
on
at
con¬
company. *
Inc.,
Net
2094;
p.
'
for
was
securities
'
Kentucky-Utah
offered
acquisition
k:
of
a
325,344
income
Files—
be
)
by
President, director, and principal ad¬
George L. Ohrstrom has been
as
the
Chairman
Lees &
costing
$491,647
1949
1479.
company
of
purchased
The
distribution
' V
<-
public
no
been
building at the company's Glasgow, Va., plant.
new
a
$444,095
1950
Tracerlab, Inc., in V. 173,
The
and
and
Announcement
and
covering 596,061
$0.30
145,070
specializes in the development, manufacture and dis¬
high quality electrical relays, principally for the aircraft
industry. The company's relays are used in both civilian and military
aircraft production.
The company also manufactures and distributes
special relays for industrial purposes.
132,856
railway
railway
oper,
173,
$0.56
of
$395,501
income___
from
Net.
—V.
--490,338
$0.13
$4,529,553
'
company
tribution
for
From Jan. 1—
Gross
490,338
of Los Angeles, Calif.—Control—
remains
officer
341,053
railway
railway
oper.
Clark
F.
director
$615,898
from
Net
273,691
490,338
$0.37
investment
(James)
April—
from
86,568
490,338
outstdg._
$S,563,375
180,438
after „taxes_
2,840,325
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry,—Earnings—
Net
'
'
«.
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$2,401,200
the capital stock of this company has
headed by G. L. Ohrstrom Associates.
made
1890.
p.
s
working
"vV
(New York), L. D. Sherman & Co.
Angeles) are named as under¬
of
The
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$2,903,377 $15,028,802
$1,149,646
income
oper.
173,
and
(Los
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Leach Relay Co.
All
group
elected
$1,591,031
op.
to
*
Apr. 30—
shares
ministrative
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,755,626
ry.
Co.
&
added
1584.
templated.
2,164,595
from
rev.
Morgan
p.
Earnings per share
—V. 173, p. 567.
Presi¬
477.
1951—Month—1950
rev.™
Vice-President
be
\/
$4,459,230
income
Capital
balance
Strukoff
arid development activities
engineering
Period End. April 30—
and
173,
sales
Joseph
Ry.
whl
Lakey Foundry '& Machine Co.—Earnings—
Net
;
•
West
Kaiser-Frazer
Kansas City Southern
Executive
proceeds
combat
company,
the
unnamed
Michael
Executive Vice-President.—V.
as
v.
(director.
the
were
Trenton, N. J, which
transport plane, for which
being negotiated with the Air Force.
C-123
York),
'
\
of
/i/'.'.V1,;
Period End.
J
;
an
of
Co.
1951,
30,
Kropp
■
writers.—V.
.v*
t
l
(New
$125,000.
$363,302.—V.
was
E.
shares
Gearhardt, Kinnard & Otis, Inc.
$0.19
of
Raymond
company's
capital.
53.923
Stock Interest in Air¬
k
/
.
purchased,, for
succeeding
head
to
,
taxes
The
$1,815,818
%
of
Treasurer),
1950
$3,674,384
Income
'.'.-'"'i
contracts
Chase,
3,870.225
4,267,584
2,006,113
4,074.672
,
railway
railway
income
oper.
1,684,654
1,281,529
173, p. 2090.
Kings County Lighting Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Mos. End. March 31—
Operating
Trust
Net
the
Trust
"Earnings
1951
•After
31
the
The
77 •$1.56
(
'»'/
Chase
in
KaiSer,
of
the
regulated investment company under the Federal
Internal Revenue
of
general
stock
Nil
61 216
9!7
value per
trustees
533 984
and
.
from
Holders
8. ;
p.
'347.336
for Federal
four
''■,V7:7.
originator
substantial
were
$956,589
,
269,498
______
Shareholders
Net
;
173,
..1951
.
7.
v
•
corporation
the
Net
May 31/50
$3,283,307
._
outstanding
Dividends
$0.73
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.—Acquires
craft Firm—
Total
Boston—Assets Increased—
Shelton
637,261
___
taxes
reserve
a
''
.
Number
Investment Trust of
v>
properties.
•$95,264
637,261
requirements.- -V.
.
income
,
\
Total
stock
per
Curtis,
and
business
the
for
______
$573,331
Net profit for the calendar year 1950
1345 and 1234,
mine
Interstate Telephone Co. of Spokane,
With Securities and
situation
shares
948,010
534,000
_
share______
aside
Lake
'
■
facilities
these
to
the
substantial
a
ample
goods
funds
2,035
________
preferred dividend
profit after Federal
reserved
the suspension
of
i3
stock¬
-
.
part of the corporation's diveri,
when
completed,"
he
declared, „
852,746
_____,7™_____
outstandings™
common
share
$5,038,000.
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$1,052,533
$4,831,188
1,134,443
Net
Net
$871,081
•9,585
with
us
sell
are
sales,
Kroger Co.—Sales 20% Higher—
______
America—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
revs
to
City
"These
Sons Co.
1950
"
Kelley-Koett Manufacturing Co.—New Control—
International Rys. of Central
York
management
corporate
"'•/
1,107,331
___
•After
p.1793.
Period End. April 30
the
for
Proceeds
Jessop Steel Co.—Earnings Rise—
See
Ry.
1951
.
.
—V.
&
$25,816,036 $20,056,052
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
97,536,906
______-$131,105,985$107,027,998$110,299,373 $99,934,444
dividends
1
■
Sales
$8,329,015 $12,762,467 $10,415,705
98,698,933
corporation
informed
.
promissory note due June 1, 1966 of The H.
5,237,572
116,374,595
this
Chairman,
;/■,
-
SEC
beginning
surplus
Common
1948
$14,731,390
surpl.
period
Preferred
Subs.)—
on
income
Net
(&
1949
$28,892,437 $16,157,024 $22,436,682 $18,422,019
2,243,508
2,189,623
2,158,760
2,006,327
system
taxes
1950
$28,498,183 $15,890,494 $22,130,451 $18,141,692
394,254
266,530
306,231
280,327
depletion—
7'7%7
Indianapolis plant_________
tAfter
$65,216,266 $47,392,082 $55,624,831 $45,667,328
36,718,083
31,501,588
33,494,380
27,525,636
Operating
Other
Canada, Ltd.
1951
of
urogram
Knott,
.
Alstyne, Noel & Co. has placed privately with an insti¬
tutional investor a $1,500,000 3y4%
promissory note due
June 1, 1966, of this corporation, and a $450,000 3!/4%
May 28 approved an
$1,500,000 to $3,500,000
-
7____
shares
•Loss.
of
International Nickel
'
on
137677 7//.;7<7777Sv.
H.
with
the
current
experience
of
many
other corpo¬
reported, "the company's larger volume of sale3
resulted in correspondingly greater net income."
He
yet
Kobacher
preferred stock from 15,000 to 30,000
taxes___;
income
This
of International in
the chemical
field
and
will
implement
the operations of its Potash Division," Mr, Ware said.—V.
173, p. .1989.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
of
income
tEarnings
a
one
par
be met either by increasong long-term
preferred stock, or by both methods, the
p.
$4 28
Knott
Mr.
as
the
David
contracts
New
common
not
that
Jncrease Voted—
from
charges™
sale
on
Net
manu¬
a
has
used
be
to
are
$4 56
~
the
at
/
_______
after
Common
pp.
operates
"In
rations,"
may
of
in
leave
attributed
with
offered
be
314,245
202,730
Jacobs Co.—Earnings—
iaji
Federal
warehouse in
a
Chemical
&
therefore,
Sales
business
refining and processing
Chicago, 111. F. Eber«ladt & Co. acted as financial advisors to Innis,
Speiden & Co.
*7 ;
"Potassium chemicals are important industrial
chemicals, manufac¬
Jersey City,
needs
or
9 Months Ended March 31-*./. /
the
of
one
Its
chlorinated
It
gums.
is
States.
refining
chlorine
and chemicals, and industrial waxes and
facturing plant at Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
plant in
to
proceeds
held
indebtedness
the authorized
notification
of
stock
special meeting
a
Earnings per common
in
United
manufacture,
carbonated
letter
a
preferred
311,120
344,656
diversification
planning.
still
Marine
an
•
,
&
chemical
at
by sale
company said.—V. 173,
option
for the .7
purchase
to
not exceeding 100,000 shares of common stock at not
95%
of their market value at the time of the
granting of
options.
Innis,
oldest
also
options
filed
310,245
202,739
;
announced
hotels
develop
p. 2025.
V'vvV>'<,77;7'' ':7//7;;7
of
than
such
will
authorized
issuance
''
1,
-
.
$1,178,260
constantly considering new properties and now have several
prospects in view," Mr. Knott said.
He added that the
and
underwriting.
The
buildings in Israel.
of
company's
financial
obligations
ex¬
of
tion.
July
on
799,600
$1,234,771
_____
_c_____
24.
York
City,
with
formerly diverted
shares, par $100.
None of the preferred stock has been issued.
This
places the company in position to obtain funds to take care of its
expanding business.
Profit
be
share,
per
the
in
(F. L.)
meeting of stockholders will be held June 27 to consider
proposals, including the acquisition of Innis, Speiden & Co., a
three
are
out-of-town
"will
for
first
National Construction Corp., Los An¬
without
and an increase in
.7y7i7
•
mature
of
bank loans and for
.
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.—Debt
special
potash
of
-
.
.
2127.
p.
May ,18
shares of
improvement
increase
The
plan—
172,
on
7,719
share),
per
the
The
Sav¬
York,-the First National
Mellon
to
and
Commission
$5,000,000
would be used to pay off temporary
construction.—V.
SEC
Con¬
Trust
be
Power
bidding
geles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
"
1
of Chicago,
Trust and
Chicago;
the
of New
the
Trust Co.,
1
National
Trust
National City
the
City
&
company
loan arrange¬
Vice-President
Odell Jr.,
*
participating
tinental
of
recently
this
"We
and
May
on
sification
Financing—
.
The
!
Federal
1,106,000
.
completed,
means
dollars
'
Borrows from Banks—
the
to
sell at competitive
dated July 1, 1951,
Israel American
Board,
the
to
The proceeds
Resigns—
Chairman
as
director.-
a
bonds
applied
and
1989.
p.
recently
1981.
new
International Harvester Co.—McCormick
has
company
mortgage
13,000 shs.
26,220 shs.
—
$25)—
(par
The
authority to issue
10,000 shs.
—__________
expansion
no
Arms
1276,
p.
by
holders
31,
Iowa Public Service Co.—Plans Bond
profits taxes__
common share™
per
173,
' 92^828
70,886
excess
Knott Hotels Corp.—To Continue
Expansion—
1951, on which date the group
certificate
holders
and
shareholders.—
518,500
: :
2090.
p.
March
and
for
income
The
,
Outstanding
$25)
series
stock,
Common
—V.
series A
approximately
173,
FINANCING
.
Preferred
V.
of
income
1949
$36,672,527 $35,227,865
2,411,657
2,070,688
taxes
Preferred dividend paid___.____
$1,365,485
of
as
1950
income
Common dividends paid_
Common shares
outstanding
1949
$6,454,411
-
this" corporation, its subsidiary investment cer¬
and
its
affiliated
mutual
investment
companies
assets
companies
$820,153,104
were
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated in
furnishes
telephone service, both local
CAPITALIZATION
1950
-
net
tificate
Improvements, and for other corporate purposes.
competition
income
Total
Subs.)—Earnings—
etc.
Diversified Services, Inc.—Net Increased—
Calendar Years—
plus
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
Net
—V.
cumulative preferred
accrued
before
Provision
173, p. 660.
(&
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
—______
Earnings
April publicly offered 3,000 shares of 5%
stock, series B, at par ($25persh).
Co. in
sales
Profit
plan
Stock Offered—Florida Securities Corp. and H. W. Free¬
man
Kinney Co., Inc.
.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Interest,
reserve.
announce
(G. R.)
■
which will permit
shareholders to reinvest their quarterly dividends in additional shares
of the Trust or to acquire additional shares each month
by making
monthly investments through the State Street Trust Co. of Boston,
Telegraph Co.—Preferred
Telephone &
County
all
on
change, the liquidating value of the Trust's shares will be increased by
for¬
after making provision for estimated Federal in¬
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172, p. 2431.
ana
future years,
shareholders,
to
regulated investment company It will no longer be necessary to
from the market value of the Trust's assets a
tax
reserve
a
deduct
$2.46
received from
dividends
and
investment
from
$3,935,661
2,008,260
$1.94
$2.37
share—___
common
income
—
all
tributed
no^oi
™52*i
$4,801,853
2,008,260
_______
outstanding
eign companies,
—
195*
March 31—
Months Ended
for
and
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Earnings
3
•
.
Common
after
shares
per
taxes
and
chgs.
outstanding
common
share____
1951
1950
1949
$1,480,421
revenues
income
$1,531,452
$1,436,608
148,414
140,030
119,985
440,000
440,000
440,000
$0.27
$0.21
$0.29
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
172, p
1136.
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp.—Par Value $10 per Share—
On
May 18. the stockholders voted to change the authorized corfimon
stock from 1,000.000 shares of no par value to 3,000,000 shares at $10
par
value,
share
of the
held.
new
three
It
new
had
shares to be
been
shares would
issued
in
exchange for
previously stated in
be
$3 per share.—V.
error
each
that the
173, p.
2190.
no
par
par
value
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2291)
Liberty Products Corp.—Loan Placed Privately—Rob¬
Simon, President, on May 29, announced the closing
of a $1,250,000 10-year loan to the
corporation by The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
-
Midland Valley
ert
Part
of
the
proceeds
of
the
loan
totaling $937,000 and the balance
will
will
be
be
used
to
added
Gross
Net
to
Gross
Mr. Simon stated that the present
backlog of business was the largest
in many years and that the demand for
the products of the corpora¬
tion,
leading
a
aircraft,
manufacturer
steadily
was
of
precision
rising.—V.
172,
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
Net
19,557
36,420
39,751
*11,518
16,396
13,243
676,205
631,876
208,533
84,001
158,315
688,231
210,111
ry.
43,540
76,114
railway.
railway—
from
Net
military
717,527
173,
,
234,618
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
103,205
$1,569,605
$1,555,404
557,840
$1 ,673,273
258,819
corporation on May 18
covering 125,000 shares of
per
1948
share,
SEC—
filed
letter
of
stock
a
to be
notification
with
the
The
cents
create
294,589
660,688
228,994
308,459
develop
722,461
common
without
mines
underwriting.
Stevens County,
in
the
as
and
underwriting terms
purpose.-
The
1949
Noyes,
Graham, Parsons & Co., of New York, has been
principal underwriter. The public offering price of the
are to be
sunplied by amendment.
The company
proposes to apply the proceeds of the
financing to the
retirement of its
presently outstanding cumulative preferred shares
(par $50). 414%
series, and 3.8%. series, of which there are
outstanding
18,200 shares and 29,475
shares, respectively, at the respective redemption prices of $51.50
per share
and $52 per share, or
$2,470,000 in
the
aggregate, plus cumulative dividends.
It is also proposed by the
company to retire outstanding bank loans
aggregating $6,000,000, tne
proceeds of which were used
for the financing of current
inventory
requirements.
Any then remaining balance of the proceeds would be
added to
working capital and be available lor any proper corporate
stock
1479.
p.
SEC
1950
»
665,553
income—
cper.
$173,500
61,056
1348
.
from
2127.
p.
$1,950,502
railway—
for
-Earnings-
1951
from
parts
1949
$161,556
Mines Management, Inc.—Files With
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.
April—
machine
from
1950
$142,297
30,684
railway
railway—
ry. oper. income-—
From Jan. 1—
'
'
an
Hemphill,
named
1951
$195,183
from
Net
RFC loan
working capital.
repay
RR.—Earnings—
April—
The
offered at
proceeds
Wash.—V.
to
are
172,
50
be
an
(par
-
1534.
p.
i
stockholders
to
used
7
shares
$100)
and
from
June
on
authorized
to
15
issue
of
incrfcase
.
will
vote
150,000
the
on
2,000,000 shares.—V.
approving
shares
authorized
173,
of
a
proposal to
preferred stock
new
stock
common
to
2,100,000
1991.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
•
Net
ry.
railway.—
railway
from
Net
—V.
7,783,288
6,366,471
6,118,367
2,612,810
2,177,556
2, 619,075
910,057
1,249,075
1,029,644
173,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Conversions—
6,,242,563
2,784,326
income—1
1, 091,478
oper.
The
2090.
p.
company
May 31 announced that With the exception of
approximately 120 shares, all of its 3.20% convertible preference
stock,
called for redemption on June
1, 1951,-has been converted.
The con¬
version
of
capital
—V.
173,
stock
$1).
(par
request
a
to
request
covering
the
not
$109
at
Mission
24.
The
corporation
Lukens Steel Co.—Earnings—
Net
sales
—
Profit before
Prov.
for
Net
income
income
income
taxes—.
taxes—
—V.
173,
proceeds
$35,477,950
of
$2,010,353
share-.
$324,985
317,976
317,976
$1.02
$7.60
revenues
1951—Month—1950
$2,147,376
—,
?xpenses
L594.861
...
,t Net
6,387,791
1,293,829
131,374
6,205,325
classes
829,695
firmed.
~
173,547
26,212
«^V.
$235,645
——_
(rtls., int., etc.)
173,
101,662
;
102,740
S727;033
;
,
44,867
$149,840
had
103,803
that
>
the
An
appeal
the
Manufacturers
subject to approval
of
approval
(New
York
plant
Co.
pending.
The
the
$36*-,209
state
that
of
the. bid
a
■'
to
the
court,
of
'/ '
the
May
V
Day
organization
29.)—V.
ICC
•,
_
(The
has
company
accrued
916 Euclid
called
preferred
dividends.
for
shares
Payment
,
;
■
168,
redemption
at
will
sales
.
Net
loss
Earnings
$100
be
per
"
to
pany
in
1, 1951, all out¬
plus $7.50 per share
the
Cleveland
Trust
Co-
1596.
p.
The
'
34,652
1
40,484
._
borrowed
$5,832
to
are
172,
1,134,229
$0.57
'
'
'
,
of
of
record
June
share
per
was
Unfilled
with
gaged
in
15.
additional
an
used
1951.
made
orders
othsr
A
for
the
quarterly
March
on
hand
on
substantial
$4,680,000
company's
cash
from
be
program
the
RFC
in
to
10
cents
quart?? of
1950,
approximately
prospect.
involving
each
of
The
the
$20,000,000
corporation is en¬
construction
of
new
a
"After
of
to
vote
Oct.
23
on
a
proposal
to
incVease
the
from
2,000,000 shares to 2,500,000 shares.
Murray, Jr., Chairman, intimated that the additional stock
place the company in a position to raise new
capital by offering
rights to stockholders.—V. 173, p. 762.
J.
would
McLoughlin Bros., Inc., Springfield, Mass.—Control—
of
this
books, has been
corporation.
acquired
by
a
123-year-old
New
York
publisher
inv^ jnent
of
juvenile
consisting
of Jennis M.
Doroshaw, David Berdon ar.!. way Levine, through the
purchase of more than 90%
of
the
company's outstanding capital
stock, it was announced by Mr. Doroshaw on May 28.
With
the
passing of control, Watson B. Laughton, President for
the last 11 years, has
resigned, but will continue with the corporation
Chairman
succeeded
as
of
its
the
advisory
new
board
of
directors.
minus
Montana-Dakota
Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
__
Net
income
Common
shares
"Earnings
"After
after
per
share
preferred dividend
1950
$6,420,674
539,553
661,535
1,650,000
outstanding
x.
requirements.—V.
,
170, p.
$0.39
1084,
to
change
change
a
that the fund will be
its management.—V.
following
specified:
its
its
in
name
manage¬
diversified investment
a
that
John
Fund,
has
and
director
G.
Nesbett,
President
Dreyfus & Co.,
joined
of
the
Dreyfus Fund
and
172, p. 1346.
subsidiaries
to
make
Arlington
of
bank
Gas
this
System
borrowings
Light
Co.,
May
on
26
aggregating
$1,200,000;
received
"
SEC
$7,150,000,
Central
as
173,
The
borrowings
to
are
be
made
from
The
National
City
New
Bank
York, and will be represented by promissory notes of the
rowing companies maturing May 1, 1952.
Of the proceeds of
borrowings, $1,025,000 is to be used to pay off bank notes;
of
bor¬
the
$3,418,800
for
construction;
with
the
and
$2,706,200
distribution
half
of
of
for
natural
1951,—V.
173,
conversion
expected
gas
costs
to
be
in
connection
available
2190.
p.
New England Telephone
p". 2091.
authorized
additional
all
to
book
It
this
in
the
•
com¬
the
be
properties
acquired
adjustments.
to
expeeted
777,850
the
close
issued
close
The
of
the
of
capital
business
June
12
business
of
share
and
date
stock
that
July
on
for
& Telegraph
record
June.
on
and
share)
per
one
of
8,
the
10.
to
that
two
the
right
The
the
Co.—Rights—
subscription
stockholders
subscription
subscribe
to
offering
will
rights
will
be
at
will
expire
at
be
the
subscription
price
will
stockholders
each
for
present
right to subscribe
173, p. 2191.
shares
have
will
be
at
par
the
owned.—V.
the
New Orleans & Northeastern
April— -'
facilities
Gross
$708,774.—
Net
from
ry.
.
.
!
from
Net
'.
that
shares
on
($100
for
is- $4,770,389
cost
'
is
facilities.
compressor
estimated
are
&
Gross
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
taxes
1951
RR.—Earnings
1951
railway—
railway
income—
,'M
1949
$382,436
X
1348
$995,661
551,816
488,059
353,993
406,034
158,848
224,345
148,707
.164,904
railwayrailway
4,307,373
3,494,791
3,378,228
4,062,347
1,915,860
1,454,615
618,425
614,1.1.6
1,411,956
595,318
1,779,732
income—
■
$13,506,392
$9,458,449
6,502,378
dividend
1,650,000
$0.32
—V.
$1.42
$2.02
requirements.—V.
%
173,
1990.
p.
oper.
Gross
Period End. April 30—
•„
J
Ry,
oper.
rev
oper.
exps.——
Net
from
1949
1943
$243,929
$342,463
$159,760
20,345
46,171
127,894
Net
ry.
—'V.
38,875
p.
77,208
232,759
152,419
132,754
245,115
223,715
Morris Paper Mills—Partial Redemption—
Chicago,
Chicago, 111.—V. 170, p. 1398.
Mutual Trust, Kansas
The
City, Mo.—Net Asset Value, etc.
assets of this fund on
May 22 amounted to $2,083,677 and
per share (192,514 shares outstanding) was $10.83,
offering price at $11.77 per share.
asset value
the
A
quarterly
calendar
income
dividend
stockholders
cents
for
1950,
year
and
of
21.15
Trust
of
the
total
a
of
share
per
record
first
cents from
was
cents
12
May
two
1951.
28,
of
quarters
46.32
declared,
was
cents
This
will
this
year.
paid
was
from
payable
make
8,844,377
8,559,894
income—
2,154,278
2,438,124
24,770,501
1,483,480
1951—Month—1950
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$13,188,140 $12,006,062 $51,881,105 $44,352,290
1,229,300
1,103,000
4,642,700
3,591,000
Other ry. tax accruals632,078
601,705
2,525,961
2,370,826
Net ry. oper. income
1,960,077
2,169,061
6,892,502
7,319,645
Net income
1,599,132
1,814,639
5,450,773
5,913,496
—V. 173, p. 1795.
S.
income
taxes
New York, New Haven
C;
Dumaine,
Grolon, Mass., at the
&
President
Hartford
and
RR.—Obituary—
Chairman,
of 85.—V. 173, p. 2092.
age
created Nov.
Norfolk
died
on
May
27
at
Gross
from
the
In
Net
ry.
2, 1944.
Net
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—
Operating
revenues
—
1951
—
income
$7,305,637
1,010,652
—
956,629
434,500
——.
taxes
Common
shares
"Earnings
"After
per
from
335,255
—V.
173,
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 171,
■
.
See Phoenix Industries Corp.
47,015
3,677,204
2,855,508
2,919,924
2,945,580
917,717
525,272
642,588
586,643
286.423
183,276
207,377
190,733
number
at
May
of
19,
1,394,563
Net
ry.
$0.43
in
1951
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
173,
vertible
series,
on
May
29
$100 par.
1948
*
•
,
63,544,333
47,857,576
56,598,157
53 ,142,387
18.109,53&
11,129,955
15,584,426
14 ,210,949
8,358,341
6,832,280
9,504,962
9 ,126,806
income
1991,
p.
1951—20 Wks.—1950
$
$
decreased
from
filed
of
a
registration
cumulative
$
652
in
SEC—
on May
28 filed a letter of notification with t)ie
covering a maximum of 9,317 shares of 60-cent dividend series
preferred stock (par $5), to be issued in connection with the proposed
acquisition of the assets of Citizen's Loan Corp.
1950
to
The
except
Citizens
the
preferred
with
shares,
the
con¬
9,317
stock,
thereof will
can
Loan
Corp.,
signature
of
$26,042 in cash.
statement
preference
American Acceptance Corp.—Files With
SEC
23,366,020 139,967,906 113,917,761
operation
shares
1949
corporation
maximum
120,000
•
from
from
The
195L
company
covering
1950
~
Registers Preference Shares With SEC—
The
Ry.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2199.
P.
18.46%—
1951—4 Wks.—1950
27,680,196
stores
1991.
p.
North
—
income—
be^w.—V. 173, p. 2091.
National Tea Co.—Sales Increased
1
railway
railway
from
Proposed Acquisition,
\
49,806
railway
$16,572,823 $14,384,833 $16,335,913 $11 ,147,535
railway—
5,037,301
.1,628,683
5,629,203
2 ,445,484
oper. jncome_—
2,382,600
3,044,146
3,376,794
1 ,579,764
Net
Net
■
42,182
from
Net
Etc.—
88,110
Norfolk & Western
1,394,563
—
—
income—
April—
$621,374
share
National Power & Light Co.
162,041
oper.
$576,152
—
outstanding——
common
$753,767
169,996
oper.
$0.40
—
1943
$730,431
111,613
from
Gross
income
1949
$701,376
270,913
1950
$7,778,380
*—.
Profit before inccme taxes.
Federal
1950
$980,409
—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Quarter Ended March 31-—
1951
railwayrailway
from
Net
dividend
Southern Ry.^-Earnings—
April—
NeL ry.
SEC
27,238,750
"209,393
173, p. 2191.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Net Off—
a
capital gains.
National City Lines, Inc.
627
$
net
net
with
$
from ry. oper.
oper.
Frederic
the
56,885,691
Period End. April 30—
Gross income
U.
i":!!;.:-7
South Dearborn St.,
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
.307,746
This company has called for
redemption on June 30, 1951, 850 4%%
cumulative preferred shares at $52.50 per share plus 59% cents per
share.
Payment will be made at the First National Bank of
38
!
59,193,520 259,178,042 223,658,976
50,633,626 231,939,292 198,888,475
49,243
984,421
132,185
1990.
88,556
626,506
52,742
income—
oper.
173,
40,399
836,747
railway.
railway——
from
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$
65,730,068
16,790
railway—
from
Net
Net
1950
$231,050
railway-
RR.—Earnings
1951—Month—1950
■
Net rev.
1951
from
777,252
173, p. 2092.
New York Central
6,502,378
$1.40
ry.
$9,602,904
6,502,378
share—
from
from
Net
1949
or
J.
for
a
either
preferred;
plus $2.30 in cash; or
(c)
Baltimore,
E.
of
Blair
North
minimum
For each
receive
Acceptance
of
shares
$10 of
(ai
Md.,
in
plans to
the
amount
American
of
6,000
sell all
of
a
$5.50 in cash.—V.
a
for
of
share
share
173, p.
of
a
convertible
said s'ock pi
investment certificates
of
its assets,
$63 413,
Acceptance
shares
seven-tenths of
four-tenths
/
rJf
1950
$953,744
$1,169,069
oper.
Net
1950
$25,486,392 $14,543,449 $14,762,904
11,980,000
5,035,000
5,160,000
outstanding
A
1
Massachusetts
Co.,
$400,000; Gloucester Gas Light Co., $500,000; Maiden &
Melrose
Gas
Light
Co.,
$3,000,000;
Northampton
Gas
Light
Co.,
$400,000; Salem Gas Light Co.,
$1,400,000, and Wachusett Gas Co.,
Montour RR.—Earnings—
The
1951
$7,153,174
—
taxes—
common
24
•
Period End. May 19—
Net
voted
23
New England, Electric System—Bank
Borrowings—
The
latter
three companies operating
interconnections between the
facilities
or
April—
Sales
(&
Inter¬
of
operate
$
Mead Johnson & Co.
is
solvent
the
May
authorize
$250,000.
group
committee.
Mr.
Laughton
has
been
President by Mr. Berdon.
Messrs. Doroshaw, Berdon and
constitute
of
still
is
to
on
to
Vice-President
as
Ry.
Net
Control
and
the
plus
common
class
Mutual
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—To Increase
Capitalization
Levine
cost
income
per
24
stock
MOP
returned
held.—V.
May
build
to
acquire
1950,
shares
to
are
he
serve
authorization
Gas
opposing
plan
will
assist in
of
study.
construct
income
Net
of
as
30,
for
15
W.
will
on
Months Ended April 30—
Profit before income taxes——
total
common
Those
the
and
however,
mean,
effect.
be
now
facilities
to
and
Montgomery Ward
June
of. approximately 100 000 square feet at Old
Forge, Pa. and
increase of floor area in New York
City to more than 150.000 square
feet in leased premises to
provide for this greatly increased volume
of business.—V.
171, p. 464.
■
stockholders
stock
gas
acquired,
by
1990.
p.
an
The
should
further
Commission
natural
built
plant
authorized
10
the
order.
3
commercial airplane
distribution
*15, last, and in
amounted
contracts
expansion
an
the fund
of the
company
at $612,out the common "stock and provide for
shares
of
proposed new
class B
stock
for
ry. oper. Income
From Jan. 1—
Bank
be
by
and
Dreyfus, Jr., senior partner of Dreyfus & Co., members
York Stock Exchange, was elected President
and a director
and the Dreyfus
Corp., which will manage the fund.
capitalization
Wyoming,
total
Sept.
Gross
478.
p.
plan
Net
•
Leander, President, announces that the directors have declared
dividend of 4%,.in lieu of cash,
payable July 6 to stockholders
stock
Inc.
J.
wipe
three
Power
company
173,
;$642,682
(W. L.) Maxson Corp.—Declares 4% Stock Dividend—
H. A.
a
of
-
and
Estimated
.
proceeds
all
26,169
-
1,134,229
;i
—
'
National
been
put. into
668,851
& Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa„ on 4%
promissory notes, thus increasing its indebtedness to these two
$13,057,181, of which $10,257,181 has been supplied by the
RFC and $2,800,000
by the bank.
The
Fund
company of the open-end type and
director of the former Nesbett
voting
automatically con¬
not-necessarily
be
for
the
to
program.—V.
Jack
the New
Billings (Mont.) Gas Co. and Big Horn Gas Co., of Basin,
Wyo., and
part of the facilities ofJrhe Rocky Mountain Gas Co.; of Casper, Wyo.
$5,693,507 $10,577,404
Nil
has
fixes
would
to be
"Earnings
1950
secured
lenders
ment.
of
Inc.—Changes Its Name—
stockholders of this fund
the' Dreyfus
and
'r
approved
original approval of
directors
contend
that
shares of preferred
properties
Common
1951
1
profit.-
company
the Mellon
to
of
underwriter.—
' Tf
v
Commission
acquire
Provision
share
The
would
Court's
also
Montana
July
on
at
!
Baok Loans Increased—
and
common' stock
principal
have
129 220
From Jan. 1—
•
"Net
the
Pfd. Stock—
...
outstanding
would
1949
$621,806
210,425
762.
p.
Nesbett Fund,
The
loans,
St.
confirmation
a.
company's
Federal
to
K
■
————————————
per
the
as
of
,
share,
made
—
shares
it
plan
plan
It
seven
The
as
Co.—Earnings—
Profit from operations—
Income charges (net)—
Capital
bank
repay
shares
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Acquisitions
Approved
*'■
Martin
Three Mos. Ended March 31—
Net
to
1950
$886,506
116,043
taxes
the
sinking
of
announced.
848.
p.
•
.
Ave., Cleveland 1, Ohio.—V. 164,
(Glenn L.)
at
plan
reorganization
exchange
each
V.
•
Marshall Drug Co., Inc.—Calls 5%
standing 5%
with
15-year
at
Corp.,
bankrupts
of
Cleveland,
Ohio,
bankruptcy court and trustee.
Bankruptcy
of Cleveland,
Ohio, will recommend the
"Herald-Tribune"
.
used
purchase
immediately
the
Commerce
the
(Del.)—Sale at Auction
Discount
Hadden,
'
■
of
named
Court
the
appeal
of
$6C7,560
k
.
A.
statement
$12,000,000
Co.
is
the
would
could
414,708
$48,837
of
plan
plan
The
Distillery
John
OH
Co.
approved
$768,717
406,508
Falling Creek, Va., consisting of
about 1-5 acres w.th four main
buildings having a total ef 37,500 square
feet and
including machinery and equipment, was knocked down to
Julius S. Peck, of the Peck Iron & Metal
Co., Inc., a Portsmouth, Va.,
metals firm, for $42,000 at an aution
sale conducted by Stephen A.
McDonald, Vice-President of Joseph F. Day, auctioneer.
The "property
was
sold for the Manufacturers Trading Corp. and
trustee
registration
January, showed that it was
security holders and -creditors.
of
Confirmation
41,054
$1,032,328
,
101,003
$131,842
——
Manufacturers Trading Corp.
Dixie
a
be
to
173,
income
Nedick's, Inc.—Proposed Sale—See Phoenix Industries
Corp. below—V. 144, p. 458.
....
000,000.
The
&
will
1951
$802,140
before
June
t
1990.
p.
—V.
;
revenue
income
1891.
i.
"■ ■
Judge George H. Moore has authority to confirm the
plan if
decides" it- adequately provides for the interests of those classes
security holders which rejected the plan.
166,789
$1,037,461!"
$133,869
11.140 !. !■;
9,971
...•
income
1951,
on
p.
*
and
classes
and
Net
29,
173,
of
sale
used
were
District
December
14
1,491,137
~r
$224,505!
V
last
the
Deduct,
offering
Dillon
the
$8,031,592
tents$Q,.89&
income
May
company
Louis, Mo.,
has set June 25
as
the date for a
hearing to determine whether the ICC reorgani¬
zation plan for this
company should be confirmed.
Objections to, the
confirmation of the plan must be filed
by June 15.
*
! *!
The
results
of
the
balloting on the plan, which was conducted
1951—4 Mos.—19>0
14,834
.income
Gross
the
Net
1966.
Associated
Federal
$8,952,617
(Drx^'y^r^:1 6,993;
oper income.!'
ry.
Other
rents
the
2190.
p.
The
$1,846,599
290,121
Equipment
Joint fac,
by
dividends.—V.
Missouri Pacific
RR.—Hearing June 25—
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
Taxes
accrued
filed
24
public
due
which
Water
178,
$2,415,969
317,976
$6.32
;
.
Perlod End. Apr. 30-
Operating
Operating
of
Eastman,
V.
1,780,700
May
on
proposed
of
Tide
4,196,669
259,200
661.
p.
business
redeemed
were
plus
of
Three Months Ended March 31—
Gross
Mr. Dreyfus announced
—_!
per
the
Proceeds
4,093,300
Capital shs. outstanding—.,
Earnings
debentures,
Apr. 16,'49
Apr. 15,'50
$35,069,886 $19,887,412
6,103,653
584,185
—
for
fund
Apr. 14,'51
share,
close
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
24 Weeks Ended—
converted
per
the
of
as
shares
May
on
1700.
p.
the
1951,
expired
registra¬
750,000
granted
was
shares
1,
withdraw
16
April
on
This
privilege
and
Loyalta Oils, Ltd.—Withdraws Statement—
The- company on May 22 filed
tion statement filed with the SEC
Natomas Co.—Earnings—
on
owned, hoi
of
North
NAA
1701.
6
(2290)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
and
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Earnings
3 Months
♦Net
Ended March
income
Common
——
shares
tJSarnings
income
taxes.
2,008,260
$2.37
2,008,260
$1.94
2,008,260
$2.46
received
dividends
and
investment
from
tAfter
Telephone
County
for¬
from
& Co.
amount
The
the
The
sefies
B
preferred
callable
is
stock
Improvements,
proceeds
net
to
are
for other corporate
and
share,
per
:~v.\
used for
plus
be
competition
the
to
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
v.
Preferred
173,
(par $25)—.
series B
stock,
stock
Common
—V.
series A
stock,
(par $25)
McCormick
Fowler
but will
remain as
resigned
May 28
on
A
to
$75,000,000
finance
ment
Treasurer
ctxid
'*■*
**w *'*
arc
Illinois
Bank
National
New
the
of
Trust
Co.,
the
the
173, p. 660.
Bank
Northern
the
City
of
City
&
*.
'
Trust
Trust
Harris
Co.,
all
Co.,
Chicago,
cf
Trust
New
the
and
Pittsburgh.—V. 172, p.
Mellon
its
affiliated
March
518,500
172,
the
per
the
31,
A
Sav¬
1951,
on
2127.
p.
special
three
will
stock
by
change
of
the
stockholders
in
the
the
May
shares
will
of
to
be
The
of
letter
a
preferred
(hat
&
Co.,
value
shares.
$5
of
be
the
issuance
at
the
all
of
the
the
(and
assets
board
be
will
also
authorized
of
aggregate
recommend
that
an
approved.
This
plan
and
options
to
officers
and
key
employees' stock option
would provide for the
to purchase an
of
not exceeding 100,000 shares of common stock at not
less than 95% of their market value at the time of the granting of
such options.
■'■y-.'t;.//'
.
Innis,
oldest
& Co., which was founded in 1816, is one of the
chemical companies in the United States.
Its business
consists of
the
manufacture, refining and processing of
potash,
carbonated
potash,
-
chlorine
and
chlorinated
minerals
and
chemicals, and industrial waxes and gums.
It operates a manu¬
facturing plant at Niagara Falls, N. Y., a refining and processing
plant in Jersey City, N. J., and a warehouse in Chicago, 111.
F. Eberfitadt
Co.
acted
"Potassium
tured
of
.
in position
from
muriate
International
Speiden
&
financial advisors to Innis,
as
chemicals
Co.,
of
important
jge
potash,
Minerals
&
therefore,
Speiden & Co,
industrial
stock
chemicals,
the
of
one
a
■
obtain
to
principal
products
Corp.- The business of Innis,
natural basis for the further ex¬
of International in the chemical field and
will
implement
the operations of its Potash Division," Mr, Ware
said.—V. 173,
p.
1989.
Nickel
Net
sales
Costs
——
and
_
profit
income
——
—
Total
and
Retirement
Prov.
36,718,083
.
funds
10,944,455
profit
Earned
of
Total
Sales
Net
Common
896,609
5,098,856
762,415
$14,731,390
$8,329,015
6,618,846
98,698,983
dividends
89,518,739
483,475
483,475
483,475
5,831,267
5,831,267
5,831,267
Earned
surplus end of
period
—$124,791,243 $100,713,256$103,984,631 $93,619,702
—
Earned
—V.
per
shares
com.
$0.97
oper.
$0.54
of Central
revs
Net
for
$871,081
•9,585
fxd. chgs.
income
$1,052,533
154,469
$0.84
Federal
$4,624,190
764,945
$4,831,188
104,916
489,771
815,743
77,3.12
336,273
705,2x1
aside
Wash.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
-
.
The company on May 31 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering 6,000 shares of its $5.50 cumulative preferred stock.
$4.75
per
be
offered for public sale at $100
per share with a
share underwriting commission.
Paine, Webber, Jackson and
& Webster Securities Corp., and Pacific Northwest
Stone
Co.
^are named as principal underwriters.—V. 173,
p.
Gross
Net
201.
49%
is
$3,283,307
2,632,069
outstanding
Net
The
paid
trustees
533 984
per
~~
'131
$g 77
that
they
have
elected
to
$8 72
$q'60
share
announce
$0*40
qualify
the
Trust
regulated investment company under the
Federal Internal Revenue
The
effect of such
qualification will be to relieve the
Trust
from Federal income taxes for the fiscal
year
ended May 31, 1951,
as
a
Code.
..j-
Shelton
of
when
the
of
group
handle
to
and
the
Cornish
corporation's
completed,"
he
properties
much
of
diveri,
declared,
in-
the
;
New
business
properties.
/
"*
the
current
experience
of
many
other corpo¬
reported, "the company's larger volume of sales
resulted in correspondingly greater net income."
He
develop
and
to
higher
services,
management
is
business
in
2025.
taxes,
larger
steadily
the
most
/
■
the
and
working
need
to
'
V.
■
.
spend
more
said
and
wages,
reduce
operating
costs
directions.—V
profitable
■
to
for
sums
172,
'
■
•
,
:
,
..
%
-
.
Kobacher
Stores, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co. has placed privately with an insti-f
a $1,500,000 3V4%
promissory note due
1, 1966, of this corporation, and a $450,000 3V4%
promissory note due June 1, 1966 of The H. Kobacker
&
Sons Co.
Proceeds
Y
funds
the
for
of
general
Holders
stock
the
from
corporate
sale
expended
cumulative
corporate
of
the
would
of
will
be
used
to
reimburse
redemption of ail of the outstanding
preferred stock of Kobacker Stores, Inc. and
purposes.
.
stock
preferred
at
Trust
Midland
notes
the
redeemed
be
these
for
of
Co.
share
per
.
"
.
April
011
June
on
York.—V.
New
,
notified
were
$26
173, -p.
'
that
14
1,
1951
■)
the
at
the
2090.
Period End. May 19—
•
"j
'
'
'
,
Sales
$'
——
to
of
2,134
■
S
•
in operation at May
ago.—V. 173, p. 1989.
year
'.
.
65,348,458 382,896,354
stores
a
V.
;
,
<
1951—20 Wks.—1950
$
78,322,183
—
number
average
•
.
1951—4 Wks.—1950
"
\
'$
.
315,559,205
19,
1951;
wa$
Kropp Forge Co., Cicero, 111.—Registers With SEC—
-
The
company
on
May 25 fled a registration statement with the,
covering a proposed public offering of 123,000 shares of 'common
stock, 33V3C par value, of which 9,276 shares will be offerpd for the
:
53.929
*$1.56
-
.
Federal
Income
r
interest
in
Chase
originator
Edgar
KaiSer,
of
the
stock
continue
"v
are
in
the
"V,
of
a
with
his
engineering and
Executive Vice-President.—V.
Corp.,
Strukoff,
173,
will
who
become
holds
family.
the
income
Period End. April 30—
oper.
exps.„
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
ry.
$0.56
the
of
$6,656,112
490,338
-
.$0.30
for
stock
G.
by
investment
this
of
L.
and
remains
officer
director
the
of
and
specializes
company
in
the
of
and
con-
principal
Ohrstrom
L.
Board
has
ad¬
been,
Directors.
of
development,
the
is
securities
v
director,
George
company.
Chairman
of
!
purchased by a
acquisition was
-
President,
as
The
distribution
-''v.
'
Clark
been
Associates.
public
no
'<
F.
has
company
Ohrstrom
manufacture
and
dis-,
of
high quality electrical relays, principally for the aircraft
The company's relays are used in both civilian and military
aircraft production.
The company also manufactures and distributes
special relays for industrial purposes.
•/,'
industry.
$5,548,513
2,643,940
145,070
•
i
capital
headed
The
598,770
$4,529,558
490,338
tribution
$12,669,383
$1,149,646
$2,569,375
273,691
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$1,591,031
op.
':A:
*
1951—6 Mos.—1950
$2,401,200
Leach Relay Co. of Los Angeles, Calif.—Control—
7,120,865
2,840,325
654,077
" W-'.V.
1890.
p.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$0.18
ministrative
8,372,690
(New York), L. D. Sherman & Co.
Angeles) are named as under¬
r *
86,568
elected
1,753,732
working
(Los
490,338
templated.
$2,903,377 $15,028,802
to
$0.37
All
will
2,164,595
income—
oper.
173.,
$3,755,626
added
490,338
group
made
477.
1951—Month—1950
rev—
oper.
Vice-President and
be
180,438
Presi¬
Kansas City Southern
Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
wiil
after ,taxes_
Joseph
Ry.
Co.
$4,459,230
—
Net
balance
Strukoff
Mr.
&
1584.
Period End. Apr. 30—
sales
Net
.:
development activities of Chase
p.
Executive
proceeds
:"
—V. 173, p. 567.
W*st
Kaiser-Frazer
Michael
Morgan
p.
Capital
„
Trenton, N. J, which
transport plane,
for which
being negotiated with the Air Force.
now
and
173,
combat
company,
the
«
consideration,
the
shares outstdg..
Earnings per share—
•
,
•'
'
unnamed
an
of
Co,
C-123
succeeding
head
to
Aircraft
the
of
President
Chase,
*
•
for
of
Lakey Foundry '& Machine Co.—Earnings—
'•■■■ ''/'I'
..
purchased,
York),
writers.—V.
Corp.—Acquires - Stock Interest in Air¬
has
(director,
■
shares
Gearhardt, Kinnard & Otis, Inc.
$125,000.
■#:
...
Raymond E. Kropp
company's
capital.
$0.19
of
.
substantial contracts
dent
The
(New
taxes
of
Treasurer).
*347.336
v
for
reserve
a
account
:
1950
$1,815,818
(James)
Lees &
Announcement
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
April
1951
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
Sons Co.—Contract Awarded—
$615,898
$395,501
341,053
152,937
income—
132,856
56,322
$444,095
$491,647
201,597
238,070
The
84,077
83,619
space,
t
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
—V.
and
from
Net
railway
railway-
173,
2,281,872
1,342.333
„_
income
oper.
Co.,
1.669.630
1,917,964
790.962
896,032
564,001
332,984
373,487
|
It
1,831,954
by
859,222
the
at
costing
and
made
was
building
new
a
ing,
1948 '■
1949
railway—
railway
oper.
for
approximately
Inc., of Roanoke,
May
on
24
building,: providing
an
fabrication
be
is
U.
utilized
expected
September
for
defense
S.
the
of
/
'
additional
25,000
and
of
floor
canvas
duck
feet
square
of
treatment
addition
the
to
173,
p.
Glasgow
plant
will
be
1479.
p.
Tracerlab, Inc., in V.
173,
2094;
p.
Kentucky-Utah Mining
April—
>
V.
154,
Gross
Co.,
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah—
'
from
ry.
covering 596,061
offered
at
for
shares
11V2
to
two
assessment
individuals.
issue
will
will
filed
is
letter
a
of
notification
with
SEC
the
Gross
from
from
Net
ry-
assessable
share.
per
exercise
the
levied
capital
of
present
the
on
underwritten
(par 10 cent$t, to
includes
96,091
shares
This
options
granted
intention
stock
by
stock
W.
of
the
May
D.
to
are
be
used
Medium-Grade Bond Fund B2—
to
explore and develop
Apr. 30, '51
x.
value
were
$221,324,500,
reported
on
the
share
assets
an
of
2.153,562
2,112,775
403,993
270,934
2,575,197
891.018
603,183
515,120
447,953
'
693,870
382.329
'
).
1479.
p.
and
accrued
interest.
Payment
will
made
be
at
the
Phila¬
National
option
New York
Bank, 421 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 6, Pa., or, at
holder, at the First National Bank, 2 Wall St.,
15, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 2090.
,
of
the
$23.83
$9,485,805 $15,020,991
545,051
...
the
increase
Keystone
of
corresponding date
1,137,212
$17.40
—
10
Funds
$13,546,100
last
Lehigh Valley RR.
702,567
$25.12
outstanding
per
2,621.698
railway
company has called for redemption on Aug. 1,
1951, out of
in the sinking fund, $280,500 of first and refunding mortgage
sinking fund gold bonds, 5% series of 1924, maturing Feb. 1, 1954, at
on
the
over
year.—V.
173,
p.
30,
1951,
from
Net
ry.
railway
-railway—
1950
1949
1948
$5,466,904
$6,010,337
$6,184,724=
1,314,530
1,266,754
1.319,921
oper.
532,286
812,600
695,305
509,634.
24,720,490
20,640,454
23,343,201
25,588,927
4,569,912
3,870,225
4,267,584
4,074,672
2,109,996
1,684,654
2,006,113
1,281,529
income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
$207,778,400
1890.
1951
1,177,267
from
Net
$13.21
April
-Earnings—
$6,191,842
AprilGross
'
net
% 110,912
railway—income—
Apr. 30, '50
860,894
.
assets
asset
191,399
138,855
This
the
Speculative Common Stock Fund S3—
Combined
223,309
$21,628,350 $16,744,257
Number of shares
outstanding
Net asset value per share—
net
252,002
167,233
$604,709
moneys
100%%
assets
292,113
163,231
income—
oper.
173,
delphia
net
$592,514
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
that
the balance of 1951.
Nebecker & Co. of Salt
properties.
The proceeds
—V.
1951,
8,
company
during
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets Again Up—
Total
<
1943
$659,853
railway
oper.
1
1949
1950
$763,729
•
of
upon
It
be
be
City, Utah.
17
cents
issuance
no
The
May
on
railway
P'rom Jan. 1—
Net
company
1951
-
from
Net
246.
p.
Files—
be
completed
2090.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
The
contract
the
requirements.
October.—V.
or
award
company's Glasgow, Va., plant.
The build¬
$300,000, will be erected by B. F. Parrott
Va.
:
'
"
' '
;
will
other
the
of
325,644
'
6l'216
g17
asset value per share—
Dividends
$956,589
.
269,498
Shareholders
i3
stock¬
Knott
goods
the
Nil
8.
p.
^
corporation
the
Net
May 19,'51 May 31.'50
assets
corporation
informed
637,281
173,
1951
taxes—
'
'
•
Total
Boston—Assets Increased—
assets
Shares
income
1234.
Number of shares
Investment Trust of
facilities
these
to
with
the
part
substantial
a
yet
the
situation
for
that
sales for the four months ended
April 30, 1951, were
Net profit for the calendar year 1950 was $363,302.—V.
172,
1345 and
mine
Interstate Telephone Co. of
Spokane,
Curtis,
with
sell
are
sales,
*$95,264
$3,674,384
-' .-v.'.;./,'.-',,
1,134,443
*38,100
With Securities and
Mr.
as
this
of
Chairman,
-
to
City
"These
ample
diverted
not
Expansion—
program
Knott,
.
York
us
with
common
The
$0.73
requirements.- -V.
-7-•'
share
common
Lake
to
"In
H.
contracts
New
leave
rations,"
Net
NOTE—A strike of employees in Guatemala
in April,
1951, caused
the suspension of the company's
operations in that country for a period
of ten days.—V. 173, p. 1890.
is
formerly
—
637,261
preferred dividend
after
per
reserved
stock
7,
$573,331
,
share.—_s_—
common
Kaiser-Frazer
1951—4 Mos.—1950
•Loss,
The
City,
$0 68
*12,280
-
David
Kroger Co.—Sales 20% Higher—
948,010
_
America—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
from ry. oper._
rev.
avail,
still
1950
852,746
NOTE—Net
pp.
See
International Rys.
Inc.
its
Kelley-Koett Manufacturing Co.—New Control—
Period End. April 30-
Net
of
care
534,000
—_
$5,038,000.
173, p.1793,
Ry.
take
plant——
„
per
profit
Gross
97,536,906
5,831,267
—
in
planning,
"will
This
.
outstandings
•After setting
$12,762,467 $10,415,705
483,475
—
diversification
5,237,572
——$131,105,985$107,027,998$110,299,373 $99,934,444
dividends
announced
2,035 compared
-.—;
Earnings
as
1948
$4 23
June
;
Jessop Steel Co.—Earnings Rise—
beginning
surplus
Preferred
539,530
—116,374,595
surpl.
period
(& Subs.) —
1949
on
income
Net
to
1951
Quarter Ended March 31—
—
$55,624,831 $45,667,328
31,501,588
33,494,380
27,525,636
973,084
—
for taxes based
1950
$28,892,437 $16,157,024 $22,436,682 $18,422,019
2,243,508
2,189,623
2,158,760
2,006,327
depletion—
system
Canada, Ltd.
$28,498,183 $15,890,494 $22,130,451 $18,141,692
394,254
266,530
306,231
280,327
income
Deprec.
of
202,739
$4.56
;
constantly considering new properties and now have several
prospects in view," Mr. Knott said.
He added that the
hotels
York
$65,216,266 $47,392,082
expenses-—
Operating
Other
Co.
1951
314,245
202,739
SEC
of
International
issued.
1,107,331
craft Firm—
■
pansion
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
used
be
to
are
been
March 31—
Indianapolis
tAfter
manufac¬
Chemical
forms
has
taxes—,
shares
•Loss.
This
which .is
are
out-of-town
shares
income
tEarnings
Speiden
caustic
of
income
Common
potash
primarliy
on
"We
has
and
completed,
May 24.
means
holders
$25,816,036 $20,056,052
:i
employees
311,120
344,656
par
preferred stock from 15,000 to 30,000
preferred
charges——
sale
on
Net
ex¬
of
•
The
Loss
Federal
Delaware corpora¬
a
'
issuance
at
special meeting held on May 28 approved an
indebtedness from $1,500,000 to $3,500,000
a
None
9 Months Ended
in¬
and
stock
common
$1,178,260
310,245
1989.
expansion
no
.
authorize
shares
share,
per
$1,234,771
—
Jacobs Co.—Earnings—
after
par
by
Marine
consider
to
799,600
paid__—*
the
with
offered
be
proceeds
-vj—
in connection with the acquisition of
assumption of liabilities) of Innis, Speiden & Co.,
plan
to
needs
may
be met either by increasong long-term
by sale of preferred stock, or by both methods, the
company said.—V. 173, p. 1376.
v
%,
>
Profit
corporation
tion,
27
Speiden
92,828
1,106,000
taxes—
Knott Hotels Corp.—To Continue
The
or
Sales■.
to
unissued
June
Innis,
notification
of
stock
financial
a
2,500,000
asked
the
held
of
70,886
profits
common share
p.
and
expanding business.
obligations
(F.. L.)
be
173,
attributed
Construction Corp., Los An¬
filed
,18
the authorized
company
to Louis Ware, President.
the number of authorized shares
corporation,
shares
76,648
will
*
Option
Stock
—
income
sification
Financing—
company's
in
$100,
par
places
and
the
increase
an
shares,
.
acquisition
according
recommend
of
500,000
stockholders
The
'
stockholders
company,
directors
common
creased
of
including
chemical
The
of
meeting
proposals,
potash
Acquisition
'
shareholders.—
and
.
share), without underwriting.
The
improvement of buildings in Israel.
increase
and
936.v',*
Proposed
—
$1,365,485
investment cer¬
investment
companies
which date the group
mutual
■
Plan—
^
excess
tutional investor
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—To Increase
Capitalization
1949
$6,454,411
certificate i holders
on
7,719
and
dividends paid
—^
Common shares outstanding
—
subsidiary
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.—Debt .Increase Voted—
The
Chase
Bank
National
income
1949
$36,672,527 $35,227,865
2,411,657
2,070,688
'
Common
p.
corporation
taxes
for
recently
construction.—V.
for
of
York,
corporation,
its
of
as
1950
income
Services, Inc.—Net Increased—
proceeds would be used to pay off temporary bank loans and for
($25
Con¬
and
Chicago;
of
Net
Boston,
2090.
p.
covering
(
Bank
of
Vice-President
Odell Jr.,
*
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
Preferred dividend
making
company
The
National
by
1950
this"
of
Dec.
etc.
Provision
■
^
assets
SEC
banks to this company
contracts.
The loan arrange¬
'. ^
,
?1rst
to
Kinney Co., Inc.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
—
before
Interest,
by
geles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
-
:■
R.
increased
be
Profit
this
of
result
a
sales
.
optional
an
Israel American National
nine
by
As
,
New York, the Guaranty Trust Co;
the National City Bank of New York, the First National
York,
of
\
•
National
and
Bank
Bank
made
production
recently by William
participating
Banks
ings
been
major military
announced
was
tinental
of
its
has
loan
(G. R.)
Year Ended
Net
reserve
reserve.
announce
approximately
The
of the Board,
*
appreciation.
tax
a
dollars
'
Borrows from Banks—
assets
1981.
Resigns—
Chairman
as
director:
a
dis¬
plan which will permit
reinvest their quarterly dividends in additional shares
$820,153,104
new
Harvester Co.—McCormick
is
has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to issue and sell at competitive bidding $5,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds to be dated July 1, 1951, and to mature on July 1,
1276.
p.
International
also
companies
The
13,000 shs.
26,220 shs.
—
„
$25)_.
(par
which
Arms
10,000 shs.
—
Trust's
Iowa Public Service Co.—Plans Bond
Outstanding
Preferred
the tax
of
net
173,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
the
income
had
incorporated in Florida on April 23, 1924,
service, both local and
long distance without
larger part of southwest Florida.
telephone
of
unrealized
Investors Diversified
were
BUSINESS—-Company,
furnishes
of
value
Calendar Years—
tificate
purposes.
Trust
Earnings per
Net
and
the
—V.
Total
expansion
of
or
to acquire additional shares each month
investments through the State Street Trust Co.
Mass.—V.
,,
i
PROCEEDS—The
$26.25
at
dividends.
income
Trust
monthly
cumulative preferred stock,
accrued
all
on
market
25%
trustees
shareholders
April publicly offered 3,000 shares of 5%
series B, at par ($25persh).
in
the
to
Stock Offered—Florida Securities Corp. and H. W. Free¬
man
future years,
shareholders.
change, the liquidating value of the Trust's shares, will
the
Telegraph Co.—Preferred
&
all
regulated investment company it will no longer be necessary to
equivalent
of
Inter
a
deduct
after making provision for estimated ^Federal in¬
preferred dividend requirements.—V, 172, p, 2481.
eign companies, and
come
$4,983,481
share—.1
from
As
$3,935,661
.
for
tributed to
1949
1950
$4,801,853
—
outstanding
common
per
•Includes
—
1951
31—
.
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
—
income
—V. 173, p. 2090.
Kings County Lighting Co.
Three Mos. End. March 31—
Operating
Net
Common
shares
■•Earnings
•After
after
per
taxes
and
chgs.—
outstanding
common
:
share
1951
1950
$1,531,452
$1,436,608
148,414
440,000
140,030
119,985
440.000
440.000
$0.29
$0.27
Lone
1949
$1,480,421
revenues
income
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
172,
p.
1136.
-
$0.21
Star Cement
Corp.—Par Value $10 per Share—
On May 18. the stockholders voted to change
stock from 1.0C0.000 shares of no par value to
par
value,
share
of
the
held.
new
three
It
new
had
shares
been
to
be
issued
in
the
authorized
common
3,000,000 shares
exchange for
each
at $10
no
par
previously stated in error that the par value
shares would be $3 per share.—V. 173, p. 2190.
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2291)
Liberty Products Corp.—Loan Placed Privately—Rob¬
Simon, President, on May 29, announced the closing
of a $1,250,000 10-year loan to the
corporation by The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.
.
Midland Valley
ert
Part
of
the
proceeds of
the
loan
totaling $937,000 and the balance
Mr.
In
used
added
to
aircraft,
parts
April—
ry.
railway—
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
19,557
36,420
39,751
16,396
13,243
676,205
631,876
688.231
208,533
84,001
158,315
210,111
43,540
76,114
.
103,205
1479.
May 18
SEC covering 125,000 shares of
1949
1948
$1,555,404
$1,673,273
660,688
228,994
557,840
258,819
308,459
letter
a
Graham,
Parsons
&
principal underwriter.
underwriting terms
The
company proposes
retirement of its
Co., of New York, has been,
public offering price of the
supplied by amendment.
The
to
are
be
to
apply the proceeds of the financing to the
presently outstanding cumulative prefer:ed shares
(par $50). 4% % series, and
3.8% series, of which there are
outstanding
18,200 shares and 29,475
shares, respectively, at the respective redemp¬
tion
Rrices
the
of
$51.50
aggregate,
plus
to
share
per
cumulative
retire
of
company
proceeds
which
requirements.
added to
and
used
then
remaining
capital
for
and
the
be
share,
per
It
bank loans
were
Any
$52
(dividends.
outstanding
working
SEC—
of
stock
common
share, without underwriting.
develop mines in Stevens County,
Noyes,
the
as
and
The
notification
to
be offered
proceeds
with
at
the
The
cents
50
be
to
are
create
stockholders
an
to
(par
-
used
shares
and
294,589
Wash.—V.
172,
1534.
p.
•
from
June
on
authorized
$100)
to
issue
15
financing
balance
2,000,000
vote
150,000
the
of
lor
on
173,
proceeds
any
in
the
would
be
corporate
proper
of
a proposal to
preferred stock
new
stock
common
1991.
p.
by
approving
shares
authorized
shares.—V.
proposed
$6,000,000, tne
current inventory
the
of
available
will
of
increase
$2,470,000
or
also
is
aggregating
purpose.-
filed
on
per
722,461
$173,500
*11,518
234,618
p.
corporation
stock
30,684
717,527
173,
1343
61,056
income...
oper.
The
1950
665,553
income
cper.
;
railway
railway
from
Net
military
$1,569,605
,
$1,950,502
railway—.:
1949
$161,556
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
from
from
Gross
2127.
p.
1950
$142,297
Mines Management, Inc.—Files With
Louisiana & Arkansas
Gross
172,
for
Hemphill,
named
1951
$195,183
from
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. Income
an
that the present backlog of business was the
largest
that the demand for the products of the
corpora¬
manufacturer of precision machine
steadily rising.—V.
was
Gross
From Jan. 1—
RFC loan
working capital.
repay
to
and
years
leading
a
Net
be
be
Simon stated
many
tion,
Net
will
will
RR.—Earnings—
April—
7
*
to
2,100,000
■
From Jan. 1—
Gross-from
Net
from
Net
ry.
~V.
railway
railway
7,783,288
6,366,471
6,118,367
2,612,810
2,177,556
2,619,075
910,057
1,249,075
1,029,644
Minneapolis-Honeywell
6,242,563
2,784,326
.
1,091,478
income__;_
oper.
The
173, p. 2090.
Loyalta Oils, Ltd.—Withdraws Statement—
The- company on May 22 filed
tion statement filed with the SEC
of
capital stock ipar $1).
This
—V.
173,
a
request
withdraw
to
April
on
16
request
covering
the
Mission
24.
The
24 Weeks Ended—
corporation
Net
sales
Profit
before
Prov.
for
income
income
taxes—
debentures,
r
Apr. 15,'50
Co.—Conversions—
that
with
the
exception
proceeds
Apr. 16,'49
of
of
of
Tide
the
Water
173,
a
registration
statement
$12,000,000
of
be
to
Oil
with
15-year
used
to
Co.
is
purchase
named
173,
Net
income
-
$2,010,353
loans,
the
shares
of
stock
common
317,976
$1.02
$7.60
...
underwriter.—
Federal
the
as
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating
Operating
date
52,147,376
—
$8,952,617
1,491,137
173,547
6,387,791,
1,293,829
15,993'
14.834
131,874
26,212
101,652
"
290,121
Equipment
rents
Joint
rents
fac.
<Dtk
1
,
.7 Net ry. oper income^!
Other > income
$224.5057'.
11,140
,
.
$139,869
to
9,971
44,867
that
41,'1)54
Gross
income
Deduct,
$235,645
(rtls., int., etc.)
},
;
103,803
Jack
414,768
appeal
pending.v The
$363,209
state
.
and
that
Dixie
about 15
Distillery
w.tb
acres
plant
Co.
four
at
the
(Del.)—Sale at Auction
Falling
Creek,
Va.,
consisting
the
New
the
fund
of
John
of
approval
(New
to
of
the
Cleveland,
the
court,
"Herald-Tribune"
.
the
holders
plan
the
it
plan
and
ICC
reorgani¬
Objections
of
May
Ohio,
to
company's
have
authority
for
the
the
The
?
has
company
standing 5%
If
all
the
voting
automatically con¬
been
to
confirm
interests
the
of
if
he
classes
of
plan
those
Day
fixes
also
would
of
the
of
contend
further
mean,
the
out
shares
preferred
of
that
be
i
•
■
called
preferred
for
shares
(Glenn L.)
The
Federal
168,
pi
still
is
to
is
solvent
the
Inter¬
Income
Net
charges
redemption
$100
at
per
The
will
company
Estimated
as
of
be
173,
class
new
held.—V.
now
on
acquire
and
total
Sept.
30,
of
the
B
stock
The
New
May
24
authorized
operate
all
the
facilities
be
to
this
com¬
of
•Net
is-
for
the-
National
$0.57
Net
is
the
per
share
dividend
A
Net
$9,458,449
6,502,378
close
share
made
was
Unfilled
orders
other
on
hand
on
substantial
gaged
in
an
plant
of
approximately
expansion
increase of floor
in
leased
"
173,
1990.
p.
in
each
of
10
quarter of
ry.
ry_
a
in
provide
increased
1949
1948
$342,463
stockholders
authorized
stock
common
J.
Murray,
would
place the
Jr.,
Oct.
from
rights to stockholders.—V.
intimated
position
a
173,
on
2,000,000
Chairman,
company in
23
a
proposal
shares
to
that
the
to raise
new
to
20,345
46,171
127,894
33,8^5
40,399
88,556
in&ease
2,500,000
the
shares.
additional
stock
capital by offering
books,
has
Jennis
purchase
stock,
it
this
been
M.
corporation.
acquired
Doroshaw,
of
more
than
by
a
New
David
90%
123-year-old
York
Berdon
the
of
publisher
of
626,506
984,421
juvenile
group consisting
Levine, through the
company's outstanding capital
a
ay
announced
was
by Mr. Doroshaw on May 28.
control. Watson B. Laughton, President for
the last 11 years, has
resigned, but will continue with the corporation I
as
Chairman
of
its
advisory committee.
Mr.
Laughton has
been
succeeded as President by Mr. Berdon.
Messrs. Doroshaw, Berdon and
With
the
passing
constitute
of
the
new
board
of
directors.
77,208
232,759
132,754
245,115
223,715
will
be
at
made
the
First
National
1951, 850 4%%
59%
Bank
cents
of
(&
15
to
total
of
24
calendar
income
dividend
stockholders
for
cents
1950,
year
and
of
Mutual Trust
of
record
first
May
two
created Nov.
was
per
share
28,
income
Common
after
shares
•Earnings per
♦After
661,535
539,553
1,650,000
$0.39
$0.32
a
requirements.—V. 170, p.
1084.
bank
notes;
costs
to
Bank
the
of
proceeds
be
of
bor¬
of
the
$3,418,800
in
connection
available
in
the
2190.
date
stock
to
for
the
present
1951
Co.—Rights—
subscription
offering
stockholders
RR.-—Earniiigs-
>
1950
1949
1948
$953,744
$1,169,069
$382,436
$995,C61
551,818
488,059
353,903
406,034
158,848
224,345
148,707
164,904
4,303,373
3,494,791
3,378,228
4,062,547
1,915,860
618,425
1.454,615
1,411,956
595,318
1,779,732
income™
income
of
quarters
This
Profit
oper.
:
oper.
■.
777,252
exps
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$
65,730,068
,
$
$
59,193,520 259,178,042
50,633,626 231,939,292
56,885,691
from ry. oper.
rev.
-Earnings—
$
■'
•
.
rev.™
ry.
223,658,976
198,888,475
8,844,377
8,559,894
27,238,750
24,770,501
2,154,278
income.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
2,438,124
•209,393
1,483,480
173, p..2191.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Net OffPeriod End. April 30—
Gross
income
1951—Mbnth—1950
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$13,188,140 $12,006,062 $51,881,105 $44,352,290
1,229,300
1,103,000
4,642,700
3,591,000
Other ry. tax accruals..
632,078
601,705
2,525,961
2,370,826
Net ry. oper. income
1,960,077
2,169,061
6,892,502
7,319,645
Net income
1,599,132
1,814,639
5,450,773
5,913,496
—V. 173, p. 1795.
V
S.
income
——
taxes.
-
New York, New
C.
Haven
Dumaine,
Grolon, Mats., at tile
this
Norfolk
make
year.
from
a
Net
from
the
Net
ry.
In
dividend
&
President
Hartford
RR.—Obituary—
and
of 85.—-V.
age
Chairman,
173, p. 2092.
died
on
May
27
at
revenues
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—
income
1951
.———;!—
taxes—
income
Common
shares
•Earnings
♦After
^
956,629
434,500
per
335,255
1,394,563
$621;374
1,394,563
$0.40
—
$0.43
$576,152
—
outstanding..
share—
common
preferred
dividend
requirements.—V.
oper.
from
ry.
171.
See Phoenix Industries Corp.
Proposed Acquisition,
below.—V. 173, p. 2091.
National Tea Co.—Sales Increased
at
27,680,196
number
of
May 19,
stores
195L
23,366,020
in
operation
$
139,967,906
from
company
covering
652
113,917,761
in
1950
to
>,
vertible
series,
on
May
120,000
$100
29
par.
filed
cf
a
registration
cumulative
Net
2,855,508
2,919,924
2,945,550
917,717
525,272
642,588
586,648
286.423
183,276
207,377
190,7321
Net
ry.
shares,
1950
1949
1948
oper.
$16,572,823 $14,384,833 $16,335,913 $11 ,147,535
5,037,301
-1,628,683
5,629,203
2 ,445,484
income...
2,382,600
,3,044,146
3,376,794
1 ,379,764
From Jan. 1—
from
from
ry.
—V,
railway.™
63,544,333
47,857,576
56,598,157
53 ,142,337
18.109,539
11,129,955
15,584,426
14 ,219,9491
8,358,341
6,832,280
9,594,962
9 ,126,806
railway
income
oper.
173,
1991.
p.
corporation
Acceptance Corp.—Files With SEC—
May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
maximum of 9,317 shares of 60-cent dividend series
on
covering a
preferred stock (par $5), to be issued in cohnection with the proposed
of the assets of Citizen's Loan Corp.
The
except
Citizens
the
con¬
thereof
can
Loan
Corp.,
signature
the
of
9,317
stock,
$26,042 in cash.
with
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
railway
from
preferred
statement
preference
47,015
1951
from
maximum
shares
49,806
acquisition
Registers Preference Shares With SEC—
The
42,182
1991.
SEC
$
decreased
88,110
Norfolk & Western
The
" ;
1951—20 Wks.—1950
$
162,041
3,677,204
Income...-
North American
18.46%—
1951—4 Wks.—1950
'
1943
$753,767
169,996
April—
Net
—
1949
$730,431
111,613
income...
railway
—V. 17-3, p.
Gross
2199.
p.
1950 >/
$701,376
270,913
railway....
oper.
Net
National Power & Light Co.
Etc.—
1951
$980,409
1950
$7,305,637
1,010,652
,
Ry.—Earnings-
railway
railway......
from
Net
—$7,778,380
_—
taxes.:.,
Southern
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2, 1944.
City Lines, Inc.
before inccme
Federal
SEC
RR.-
1951—Month—1950
'
payable
will
paid
was
Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
627
614,1.1.6
2092.
p.
April—
Gross from
$6,420,674
1,650,000
share
preferred dividend
1950
$7,153,174
outstanding
off
pay
City
notes
the
conversion
expected
gas
record
'
"
oper.
Net
National
The
1951
taxes
common
Value, etc.
declared,
was
1951.
of 46.32 cents
capital gains.
total
a
cents from
21.15
cents
12
the
Period End. May 19—
Subs.)—Earnings—
...
to
for
National
Of
per
Chicago,
Chicago, IJlfi—V. 170, p. 1398.
$
Mead Johnson & Co.
The
promissory
1952.
June.
on
New York Central
U.
of this fund on May 22 amounted to $2,083,677 and
value per share (192,514 shares outstanding) was
$10.83,
offering price at $11.77 per share.
June
Sales
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net sales
by
12
Period End. April 30—
307,746
152,419
132,185
iny^.ment
ar^,
the
railway™.
railway
173,
Gross
McLoughlin Bros., Inc., Springfield, Mass.—Control—
of
SEC
49,243
836,747
52,742
!
asset
quarterly
Net
Control
received
16,790
762.
p.
26
net assets
the
A
;
are.to vote
p.
capital
from
from
$159,760
1990.
p.
Payment
net
with
volume
■
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—To Increase
Capitalization
The
the
new
to
greatly
173,
railway
railway..^,.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Net
1950
$243,929
income
oper.
173,
The
1950.
$20,000,000
corporation is en¬
this
'
'
from
Net
1951
Mutual Trust, Kansas City, Mo.—Net Asset
cents
approximately
prospect.
The
involving the construction of
ior
from
1,
used
natural
of
business
June
Frederic
square
l'eet at Old Forge, Pa.
and
New York City to more than 150.000
square
464.
be
to
that
Ry.
$231,050
railway
railway
38 South Dearborn St.,
100 000
area
171, p.
to
in
program
premises
business.—V.
amounted
contracts
distribution
made
May
$2,706,200
of
from
Net
$1.42
Morris Paper Mills—Partial Redemption—
Leander, President, announces that the directors have declared
stoclj dividend of; 4%,.in lieu of cash, payable July 6 to stockholders
quarterly cash
March *15, last, and
of
on
Gross
6,502,378
A.
A
be
New Orleans & Northeastern
$9,602,904
$1.40
This company has called for redemption on June 30,
cumulative preferred shares at $52.50 per share plus
(W. L.) Maxson Corp.—Declares 4% Stock
Dividend—
1951.
May
on
5,160,000
$2.02
____
requirements.—V.
from
share.
15.
System
represented
1951.—V.
shares
April—
RR.—Earnings—
'
from
—V.
'
'•
June
be
and
expected
Net
1949
$14,762,904
6,502,378
outstanding
common
class
Net
RFC
&
promissory notes,
record
this
will be at
8, that the subscription rights will be
and that the right to subscribe will
expire at the
close of business on July 10.
The subscription price will be at par
($100 per share) and stockholders will have the
right to subscribe
for
one
share for each two shares owned.—V.
173, p. 2191.
the
issued
From Jan. 1—
from
of
777,850
Net
1950
$13,506,392
shares,
railway....
from railway.^.
ry. oper. income—
Net
Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., on 4%
thus increasing its indebtedness to these two
lenders to $13,057,181, of which
$10,257,181 has been supplied by the
RFC and $2,800,000 by the bank.
;
The proceeds are to be used for the
company's commercial airplane
program.—V. 172, p. 478.
secured
taxes
from
Gross
$4,680,000
of
New England Telephone &
Telegraph
Gross
$25,486,392 $14,543,449
11,980,000
5,035,000
____
income
Gross
*
additional
un
Bank
172, p. 1346.
maturing
distribution
half
Net
1951
taxes.
April—
v.
•
of
Light
to
are
will
Ry.
1,134,229
Nil
April 30—
income
Montour
Bank Loans Increased—
and
companies
construction;
with
$4,770,389
'
income
for
"'After
;$642,682
-
Nesbett, President
joined Dreyfus & Co.,
the Dreyfus Fund and
has
director
bank
Gas
i
"
has borrowed
before
•Earnings
'1950
$5,832
:
company
the Mellon
Profit
Provision
1,134,229
—i„.
profit.-
The
3 Months Ended
Co..
$5,693,507 $10,577,404
34,652
668,851
40,484
26,169
share
per
Trust
Net
^
_
outstanding
Fund,
and
the
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
1951, all out¬
plus $7.50 per share
Common
______
make
borrowings
York,
It
properties
acquired
'
-
to
Arlington
borrowings, $1,025,000 is
for
plus or minus book adjustments.
The facilities
Montana-Dakota
are
estimated
to
cost
$708,774.—
by
1990.
Nesbett
borrowings aggregating $7,150,000, as
Co., $1,200,000; Central Massachusetts
Gas
Co., $400,000; Gloucester Gas Light Co., $500,000;
Maiden
&
Melrose
Gas
Light
Co.,
$3,000,000;
Northampton
Gas
Light
Co.,
$400,000; Salem Gas Light Co., $1,400,000, and Wachusett Gas
Co.,
p[ 2091.
173,
1950,
built
p.
cost
former
Vice-President
From Jan. 1—
July" 1,
on
share,
2—i,'
™
___
shares
Earnings
Net
director
a
$612,provide for
and
Co.—Acquisitions Approved
Commission
the
as
following subsidiaries
specified:
Billings (Mont.) Gas Co, and Big Horn Gas Co., of Basin, Wyo., and
part of the facilities of-The Rocky Mountain Gas Co.* of Casper, Wyo.
848.
31—1951
(net)__
loss
Capital
Levine
President and
New England, Electric System—Bank
Borrowings—
The
Pfd. Stock—
Profit from operations
of
elected
was
at
company
'stock
natural gas facilities of three companies operating
Wyoming, to construct interconnections between the
properties to be acquired, and to build additional compressor facilities.
'
.
Power
of
serve
authorization
rowing
pany to
acquire
in Montana and
Martin Co.—Earnings—
Three Mos. Ended March
Net sales._____
_
W.
Exchange,
the
assist in its management.—V.
latter
the
of
common
proposed
*
stock
MOP
returned
however,
opposing
study.
capitalization
wipe
three
shares
seven
to
29.)—V.
dividends.Payment will be made at the Cleveland
916 Euclid Ave,, Cleveland 1, Ohio.—V.
164, p. 1596.
of
on
$250,000.
not. necessarily
should
plan
for
Montana-Dakota Utilities
will
accrued
feet
fund
the
plan.
directors
Commission
plan
It
director
,
an
and
will
of
recommend
the
organization announced.
Marshall Drug Co., Inc.—Calls 5%
with
this
15.
-creditors.
would
would
the. reorganization
ICC
V.
.
the
25
main
Hadden,
V
,,
whether
confirmed.
June
of
Bankruptcy
A.
the. bid
York
;■
per
Inc.—Changes Its Name—
of
York Stock
and
set
immediately be put. into effect.
Those
appeal a; confirmation order.
of the Court's original approval of
the
plan
exchange
each
buildings having a total of 37,500 square
feet and
Including machinery and equipment, was knocked down to
Julius S. Peck, of the Peck Iron
& Metal Co., Inc., a
Portsmouth, Va.,
metals
firm, for $42,000 at an aution sale conducted
by Stephen A.
McDonald, Vice-President of Joseph F. Day, auctioneer.
The "property
was
sold for the Manufacturers Trading Corp. and
the
Manufacturers
Discount
Corp.,
bankrupts
of
Cleveland, Ohio,
subject to approval of a bankruptcy court and trustee.
trustee
security
:of
Commerce
The
Manufacturers Trading Corp.
The
of
129,220
Fund
J.
and
has
would
$6C7,5G0
$48,837
should be
Mo.,
could
An
1990.
p.
plan
plan
000,000.
H.
1949
$621,806
210,425
May 23 voted to change its name
Inc. and to authorize a
change in its manage¬
Dreyfus, Jr., senior partner of Dreyfus &
Co., members
Dreyfus
ment.
balloting on the plan,
which was conducted
January, showed that it was approved by 10 of
of
approved
$760,717
406,500
,■ - v.
income
173,
$1,032,328
101,003
$131,842
"■■■ ■
Net
$149,840
Louis,
...
the
the
a
1950
$886,506
116,043
.
762.
p.
stockholders
the
the
and
Confirmation
$727,033.
St.
determine
to
company
Judge George H. Moore has
decides^ it" adequately provides
.Security holders which rejected
166,703
102,740
•
had
at
plan must be filed by June
firmed.
829,695
9,
of
classes
classes
6,205,325
.
14
Court
hearing
the
December
the
$8,031,592
$1,037,461
...
a
this
results
last
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$1,845,599
1.594,861
.
for
plan for
The
.20,896
?xpenses
District
confirmation of
US]—Month—1950
revenues
Taxes
and
taxes.
Dreyfus Corp., which will manage the fund.
Dreyfus announced that the fund will be a
diversified investment
company of the open-end type and that John G.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Hearing June 25^—
The
Maine Central RR.
—Earnings-
s
income
Nesbett Fund,
of
principal
"
$2,415,969
317,976
$6.32
—
$324,985
317,976
—-
zation
,
before
the
The
bank
repay
the
as
1951
$802,140
revenue
income
—V.
sinking
Co.
Associated
&
will
used
were
Dillon
Net
Nedick's, Inc.—Proposed Sale—See Phoenix Industries
Corp. below—V. 144, p. 458.
of
sale
Three Months Ended March 31—
Gross
1966.
offering
2190.
p.
filed
24
public
due
which
Eastman,
V.
May
on
proposed
Natomas Co.—Earnings—
of
Mr.
Capital shs. outstanding.
Earnings per share—
—V. 173, p. 661.
~-V.
the
Proceeds
$35,069,886 $19,887,412 $35,477,950
6,103,653
584,185
4,196,669
4,093,300
259,200
1,780,700
taxes——
for
fund
Apr. 14,*51
Regulator
announced
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
Lukens Steel Co.—Earnings—
31
shares
May
on
1700.
p.
May
on
registra¬
750,000
granted
was
company
approximately 120 shares, all of its 3.20% convertible preference
stock,
called for redemption on June
1, 1951,-has been converted.
The con¬
version
privilege expired as of the close of business May 29,
1951,
and the shares not converted were redeemed
by the company on June
1, 1951, at $109 per share, plus accrued
dividends.—V. 173, p. 1891.
will
or
J.
for
a
Baltimore, Md.,
E.
of
Blair
North
minimum
in
plans to
the
amount
American
of
6,000
sell all its assets,
of
$63 413,
Acceptance
shares of
for
a
(^nvertible
said
s'ock
plus
For each $10 of investment certificates owned, holders
receive
Acceptance
of
shares
either
preferred;
(ai
seven-tenths
four-tenths
of
of
a
a
share
share
plus $2.30 in cash; or (c) $5.50 in cash.—V. 173,
p.
of
of
North
NAA
1701.
Ameri¬
preferred
.
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2292)
North American Rayon
53 Wks. End.
52 Wks". End.
iApril-1, *50
$32,889,835 . $28,153,840
4,050,011 '..i. A,247,01V
March.31,'51Net
sales'-
Net
income
—V.
—
171,
after
taxes»U,„.--.T-:—
-
195.
p.
Estate; and the SEC" has issued an order giving Interested-per¬
unltl June '21, 1951, to request a hearing - thereon. :
*
Philadelphia,. owns . all of'the*-20,000 shares of'outstanding eapital
stock, $50 par value,-of Equitable? Real Estate, together with $635,000
Vof promissory notes of that company. Also outstanding: is au' $813,681
4%
first mortgage» bond/ hel<t4»y Mellon National- Bank
Trust Co.
son*
with-the SEC, which )>ecame
effective-on June 23, 1948, 6,400 shares ...Of, capital stock, (par- $10)
were sold at the market -for $363,?00, ot at approximately
$56.75 per
share, and 46,000 shares were removed from registration on May-18,
1951.* The-stock was sold for the account of J. Paul Getty, president
of the company.—V. 173, p. 2092.
,
*
Under
the-Tegistration 'statements filed
This
Co.—Partial Redemption—
dissolutionplan*' Philadelphia. Would assume-aiL of the
and liabilities* of Equitable Real Estate, including
by Mellon, in'exchange-for the transfer, conveyance
distribution to Philadelphia of all of the property and assets of
called for redemption on July 1, 1951, through
fund, $150,000 of 5% sinking fund collateral
l, 1968, at 100 and accrued interest. / Payment
the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh/Pa.
has
company
operation of the sinking
trust
bonds,
due Jan.
will be made at
~V.
171, p. 2402.
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
April—
Gross
from
.
was announced, on May -25 that a»*decision has-been rendered*by
Exchequer Court of Canada for the above company ,in an action
seeking a restraining order against the Allied Rubber Co. of Canada.
The Pantasote company in their action ©laimed that the Canadian
firm
was
infringing on a registered industrial design.
The Court
ordered that the defendant-desist from directing-public attention to
its sheeting and plastic
fabrics in such a way as to be likely to
create confusion in Canada between its product and that of thr Pan¬
tasote company.—V. 172, p. 330.
..
from
Net
ry.
railway
Philippine Air Lines, Manila, P. I.—Soriano President
income—
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway;.
39,385,311
44,332,483
45,920,587
6,829,809
3,335,309
9,486
2,496,531
*2,537,191
1,004,610
6.519,451
2,885,884
-
inocine—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
Net
Common
'The
9 Months Ended
Net
income
......
195C
1951
$60,500,000
„
Not vail,
2,215,000
April 30—
Sales
$1,343,343
.
Capital snares outstanding——
Earnings per share
430,039
$4.92
450,039
$2.96
:
It
begun
airline's
board
required)
first
-
quarter
1931
of
(no
3,172,870
$0.45
corporation has negotiated a $9,000,000 revolving line of credit
a group of banks, RoJand J. Psgen, Vice-President and Treasurer,
recently announced.
with
He
said
the
for two years and
on a $306,000 000 backlog of military orders.
The .line of credit has been extended jointly by
Bank
of
New
is
arrangement
York,
the
Trust
Manufacturers
disclosed
Angeles and the California Bank of
Los Angeles, said Mr. Pa gen.
The agreement is secured by proceeds
from
Northrop's principal
government
contracts.—V. 172, p. 1236.
rity-First
National
Bank
V
•
;•
"/
"
vt
.
Producers
that
Redemption—
.'-V-■■'.V
'
^ '%
■'
\
*
i'V
The
on May 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
600,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (50
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
(& Canadian Subs.)- -Earnings—
cents
after
taxes
the
1949
$3,263,055
372,400
$1,541,161
$2,100,083
$8.76
and charges
1950
$4.14
372,400
be
to
acquire oil
sales
$5.64
Net
royalties.
Income
after
taxes—
shares outstanding
tEarnings per common share
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earningsfrom
from
Net
ry.
1930
1951
AprilGross
Net
45,502
Net
from
36,763
10,400
from
5,600
15,086
8,347
320,071
347,511
313,474
174,464
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
117,506
149,347
115,572
4 J,495
income—
oper.
173, p.
20,120
197,600
$0.83
requirements.—V. 172,
the
170,261
197,600
$0.77
44,767
28,940
1481.
to
will
the
The
be
received
by the company up to noon (EDT) on June 6
it of $4,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series A,
purchase from
mature
July
July
1,
1976.
will be
proceeds
1951,
1.
used
redeem
to
and $2,200,000 of
5%
$1,926,000
bonds
due
of
4%
due
1954.—V.
1,
May
bonds
•
*
$25,000,000
hanna.
scribe.
particles
April 24, 1951.
on
See offering in
Oswego Falls Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
May
on
filed
25
90,000 shares of
registration
a
convertible
5%
with
preferred
second
the
acquire
the
five
each
preferred
shares
of
is
The
milk
to
are
the
as
corporation
tainers,
the
named
record
of
shares
June
the
at
then
be
and
caps
various
hoods
It
tal
to
proposes
lor
the
in
use
financing
of
the
add
the
payment
from
proceeds
normal
subscription
types
of
the
of
and
of
stock,
to
for
price
and
Hornblower <to
to
con¬
others
and
for
many
working capi¬
including the
business,
current
loans
share
paperboard
financing
its
other
of $1,250,000 of short-terra
four banks.—V. 173, p. 2092.
purpose
sale of
operations
borrowed
for
and
been
Otis Elevator Co.—Earnings—
the
Gross
profit
from
Profit before
income
Net
operations.;——....
income
income
.
_
___
shares
After
dividend
standing.—V. 172,
requirements
p.
on
the
*$1.84
$5
stockholders
on
stock
then
22
voted
to
split
record June
1, 1951,—V. 162,
an
estimated
will
be
the
on
coal"
Susque¬
the
or
fine
$25,000,000.
accomplished
the
for
raising
the stockholders
the
to
charter
preferred
company's
of
on
company's
Present
"
outstanding.
are
the capital
of
stock.—V.
the
of
charter
preferred
holders
stock
such
through
a
later
funds
needed
have
July 25 will be asked to
charter, recommended by
authorize 100,000
provisions
without
Recently
value.
par
the
provisions
board
which
Of
A
debt
special
of
173,
the
stock
nor
it
will
adversely
presently outstanding
$5
affect
cumulative
26
to
meeting
vote
on
a
The
company has arrenged to borrow $13,500,000 on
10-year un¬
bank notes as the initial step In
financing the 100,000-kw.
hydroelectric power dam
on
the
Lewis
River
in
southwest
Washington.
The project will cost $26,450,000.
secured
Paul
B.
loan
at
McKee, President, in a letter to stockholders, said
Trust Co., New York/and other banks had agreed to
interest
an
to complete
rate
of
the project will
3V%
come
the
.
company will up to and including 11 a.m.
(CDT)
bids for the purchase from it of $25,000,000 first
Net
sales
Profit
issue, Mr. Mack
plan
29
Pittston Co. (&
operating
before
Net
and
income
income
for
Subs.)—Earnings-
revenues—
taxes
«
taxes
June
on
and
.
$366,887
outstanding—_—
shares
608,957
$512,028
608,957
$537,974
608,957
$0.60
$0.84
$088
Redemption—
—
before
122
This
has called for redemption on July 1, 1951, out of
the income sinking fund, $431,000 of collateral trust
bonds due Sept. 1, 1961, at 104% and accrued
Payment will be made
at the Manufacturers Trust Co.,
company
moneys
in
now
15-year sinking fund 4%
interest.
income
1951-
1949
taxes—,
income
$458,678
...
$302,070
440,069
440.0o9
$0.80
outstanding
common
$119,654
440.069
—;
shares
1950
$0.08
$0.43
shaie.
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
173.
p.
of
$32,764,011
and
net
profits,
taxes
on
in¬
of $4,873,395.
Commenting on these
come,
figures, John E. McKeen, President, pointed
the issuance c'f four months' figures at this time for the
special purpose is not to be taken as a ; precedent for future,
reporting and also emphasized that operating results for any short
period are not necessarily Indicative of a continuing trend.
See also
V. 173, p. 2191.
out
Abe
President, on May 31, announced the company's pur¬
capital stock of the August E. Drucker Co., a California,
founded in 3905 and makers of Revelation Tooth Powder.
The purchase included all assets of the Druckpr firm including the
property and builcting located in San Francisco.
chase
Plough,
of
all
corporation
Powder, which will retain its
Tenn., about July 1, the an¬
branch
for the distribution of all* Plough products in the western part of tne
United States/and for foreign export, serving as the
corporation's
West Coast headquarters. Shipments to our Armed Forces in the Pacific
area will also be made from the California plant although all manu¬
Manufacturing
brand
that
Revelation
of
begin
will
name,
Tooth
Memphis.
at
The San Francisco building will be used as a
said.
nouncement
106.
alter provision for
York, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 2611.
Plough, Inc.—Further Expansion—
$37,000,497 $32,709,680 $37,849,454
'
967,678
251,654
510,-370
taxes.:.——
509,000
102,000
207/800
income
.
19
refund¬
1625,
1949
1950
1951
$21,719,911 $18,847,705 $18,862,738
673,787
881,096
833,263
306,900
369,068
295,283
,
—;—.
income
Partial
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
facturing will be done in Memphis.
as the Plough Sales Corp. of California,
Harry B. Solmson, ViceVice-President; Charles A. Harrelson, Secre¬
tary-Treasurer; Robert E. Huey, Assistant Secretary, and.Bruce Cox,
Assistant Treasurer.—V. 173, p. 1481.
The
new
firm
will be known
and its officers Will be Abe Plough, President;
President;
Diaz,
Ramon
its
Philadelphia Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Operating
the banks
$2,600,000 more to pay off its outstanding
serial notes.
Repayment of this $2,600,000 will follow the present
schedule to retire the notes by 1957.—V.
r,2, p. 1536.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC
$10
revenues
This
a
plan
and charges
3,044,037
1,318,950
and
the SEC
Real
Estate
liquidation
Co.
cn
May
and dissolution
of
28 filed
Equitable
cn May 24 filed a registration statement with the
proposed offering of 274,027 shares of common stock,
to be initially offered
stockholders and to its employees.
holders
plans
company
the
on
balance would
Proceeds
The
Equitable
for the
a
value,
of
construction
Liquidate—
company
with
1950
$20,412,331 $17,094,563
company
covering
par
The
1951
"
—
income after taxes
Unit to
company
of
Co.,
May
Three Months Ended March 31—
Subs.)—Earnings— '
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
the
the
of
Steel
on
55 Broad St., New
Pet Milk Co. (&
the
The balance of the
money needed
from the sale of common stock and
Mr. McKee said that at the time of the
$13,500,000 loan
lend
closed
Net
1481.
p.
ing mortgage bond.-,, series H, due June 1, 1981, at Room
So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
bee also V. 173, p. 2191.
the
Ixmds.
will
date
above
Yale
Guaranty
the
days from
under which this company proposes to acquire
linking assets in excess of $90,000,000, were dis¬
in a joint announcement by Avery C. Adams,
President of Pittsburgh, and E. M. Barber, President of Thomas.
The consolidation agreement is subject to the approval of the com¬
mon
stockholders of Thomas and completion of the sale of assets is
conditioned on certain factors, Including a favorable ruling on the tax
questions involved.
'■
'
Pittsburgh Steel Co., a primary producer with annual capacity of
1,072,000 ingot tons, which is currently being increased, reported as
of March 31,
1951, total assets of more than $81,000,000, of which
$45,001,585 represented
current assets.
The company is a large
producer of tubular goods and wire In addition to semi-finished items.
Thomas Steel,
with assets of $8,890,028 on Sept, 30, .1950, is a
producer of strip, spring steel and other products.
Sale of Thomas to Pittsburgh would be effected, according to the
agreement reached by directors of the two concerns, on the basis of
one-third
share of
Pittsburgh common for each share of Thomas
common
stock.
The Thomas Steel Co. 4 lA %
preferred will be re¬
deemed at the call price of $105 per share and accrued dividends.
Provision is made for the offer by Pittsburgh to preferred holders
of Thomas Steel for them to exchange their preferred for Pittsburgh
preferred and common stock on the basis of eight-tenths-share of
5Vnf/c
prior preferred and 1% shares of common stock of Pittsburgh
for each share of Thomas Steel 4'/4%
preferred.—V. 173, p. 1992.
Thomas
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Bids for Bonds—
sales
of preferred stockholders has been called for
temporary increase in the amount of unsecured
purchase National stock at 45 cents per share
is expected to be made -formally soon and
open
Reynolds & Co., at $27.50 per share, without a dealer's
concession.—V. 172, p. 2223.
pre¬
In the proxy
statement mailed by this- corporation to its stock¬
holders in connection with the special meeting to be held June 21,
1951,
the company Teports for the four months ended April 29. 1951 net
the company may incur.
by
these
.
June
approved
ondary offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par
$7.50) was made on May 11 by Cruttenden & Co. and
recommended
would
4-to-l
Pacific Power & Light Co.—To Increase Debt—
if
purchased control of Nedick's from
Earnings per share—
'After
p. 3079.
to
about 30
indicated.—V. 173, p. 2093.
Capital
*Earnings per
stock
Phoenix
that
offer
remain
Prov.
shares
rights
and to reduce the par value of the shares from $100 to $25
per share.
The directors have authorized the payment of the second
quarterly
dividend of 30 cents per share to be paid on June 11 to all stock¬
holders of
time,
cumulative
out¬
Inc.—Split Voted—
Securities,
Phoenix
Maurice Wertheim.
stockholders
other
authorized
Net
May
this
directors.
ferred
Common
The
"river
public.
amendment
of
of
Federal
preferred
disclosed
Phoenix
The
Sales
$3,768,381
1,983,000
National
of
purpose
Mack
would
permit the
issuance of the remaining 78,507
preferred shares as cumulative series
preferred stock
with
a
par
value of $100.
This action will
not,
John A.
Walls, President, pointed out, increase the total number of
754.
Ox Fibre Brush Co.,
at
an
shares,
21,493
changes in the
2,300,000
$2,072,748
_
facilities
by
6,068,381
2,470,000
$1.04
——.
down
$8,464,349
4,542,748
1,983,000
___
Common shares outstanding
Earnings per common share
*
1950
$8,536,664
—
taxes
taxes
and washing
dredge and clean
brought
arrangements
made
board
receive
v
no
approve
t
1951
meet
such
"
Three Months Ended March 31—
to
recovery
facilities
anthracite
securities to the
The
Federal
of
by the company—to
Financing for this expansion
the
entitled
by dairies and
milk, ice cream,
of
conduct
receivable
accounts
be
used
bottling and packaging
liquids and moist foods.
of
will
preferred
one
by amendment.
underwriter.
sanitary
kinds
of
The
-
supplied
principal
manufactures
bottle
1951,
11,
rate
held.
coal
These
While
common
underwriting terms
Weeks
company's
program,
the river's current and
deposited on the river bed.
This coal has long been used as luel for
the steam generating plant.
Cost Oi these two projects will be about
$20,000,000.
Other
additions
and
improvements contemplated
will
bring the cost of the proposed expansion program—the first postwar
series A,
$30 par.
Common stockholders
expansion
expansion
statement
of
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
growing electric power
demands
in
the
Maryland-Pennsylvania * area ffhich • it serves, was
announced on May 28
by this company."» The program will require
nearly three years for completion.
/
Tripling the power output of the steam generating plant which
supplements the company's hydroelectric station at Holtwood, Pa., on
the Susquehanna River,
will be achieved by the addition of a new
66,000-kw. generating unit to the steam station.
The plan also
contemplates the modernization and enlargement of
215,380 additional shares of common
stock (P?r $10), at $19.75 per share, to common stock¬
holders of record-April 5, 1951, on the basis of one share
for each 10 shares held, was oversubscribed.
Through
an
oversubscription privilege, the stockholders, other
than Standard Gas & Electric Co., purchased the 94,371
shares available to them and Standard acquired the bal¬
ance of 121,009 shares to which it was entitled to sub¬
Rights expired
V. 173, p. 1481.
0
mainly
:
estate of
from
-
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—Expansion Planned
A
—The offering of
Mack told
173,
»•■■■"»•
Co.—Stock Oversubscribed
Electric
&
to
main
Terms
Oklahoma Gas
price. Mr.
consist
present
2222.
p.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Bids—
Bids
for
railway
1949
$2,787,204
_■
dividend
same
at
in cash.. The name of the company would
National Phoenix Industries, Inc. in line with its new
$2,000,000
Pickering Lumber Corp.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
$85,156
42,945
From Jan. 1—
Gross
tAfter preferred
changed
assets
National's
that
Commission
Mr.
1950
$1,802,547
*22,518
197,600
Nil
1918
$93,409
30,698
,
384,311
income
oper.
1949
$84,778
$100,971
railway
railway.—
*Loss.
National the
stockholders of
other
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
Common
offer, first announced early in May, is to pay Electric
per share for
the National stock and to offer some
cents
45
stockholders, would be to become Interested chiefly in companies which
cater to the mass purchasing power of the public in their daily lives,
Mr. Mack said.
The initial business venture would be Nedick's.
$3,445,957
179,746
—
plans to buy a 46.5% interest in National from Electric Bond
Co.
Phoenix
activities.
732,400
'
v
169, p. 2646.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
..
Nedick chain.
Share
approximately
1951
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.
company
of the
Mack, former Chairman of Pepsi-Cola Co., told a SEC examiner
paid $3/700,000 for 900,000 shares, or 90%, of the stock
The
—Files With SEC—
covering
month-old
in management
Phoenix
the
15,000
Capital shares outstanding--Earnings per share
Si Refiners, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
v
May 31.
on
Phoenix
&
120 Broadway, New York 5, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 2403.
income
—V.
Oil
and
Flscal Year Ended Feb. 28—
Net
-a*
members
stores, mostly in the East,
which specialize in light refreshments and food.
National has severed
its connections with the utility industry and is not presently operating.
has called for redemption on June 30, 1951, $350,000
leasehold sinking fund bonds due July 1, 1964, at
accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the Empire
Parker Pen Co.
Los
of
ended
some
Nedick's operates a chain of more than 90
mortgage
Trust Co.,
Chase National
York, the Secu¬
his action
that
"undue interference"
with
company
first
103'/"
York
New
National, Walter S. Mack, Jr., President of Phoenix,
latter under
the
Bond
the
New
of
work
facilitate
will
60 days
Philippine
-•
Colonel* Soriano charged
directors
the
or
•
corporation plans to purchase control of the National Power
Co., and Nedick's, Inc., and plans to place the management of
& Light
of
This
of
Co., Inc.—Partial
Colonel Soriano
Phoenix Industries Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions—
This
were
Park-Lexington
contract
excess
Mr.
Negotiates Bank Credit—
new one year
function, and climaxed by his resignation last April 26.—V. 173, p. 1891„
.
The
by feither
in
when
of
a
..
revealed/
was
announced
was
dispute,
2,302,760
$0.01
end of period-;.
*
the
for
taxes
income
it
Apr. 1,'50
(est.)—*$1,411,000 t$l,441,000
share
common
:
provided
is
*,
profits
approximately $590,000 higher than those lor the
first quarter
1950.
These earnings do not include $205,000 repre¬
senting Paramour,t's net interest in the combined undistributed earn¬
ings lor tii" quarter of partially owned non-consolidated compan'os,
principally Allen E. DuMont Laboratories, Inc.
tDoes not include
$597,000 of undistributed earnings of partially owned non-consolidated
subsidiaries.—V. 173, p. 662.
*
■
taxes
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.—Earnings—
taxes
sharer- outstanding at
per
/
,
Mar. 31, '51
after
Income
;
and Canadian subsidiaries)
QuarterEnded—
Earnings
2092.
173, p.
notice
.
be renewed " automatically annually unless
will
contract
Government,
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Earnings—
(Including domestic
49,390,291
railway—-
May 30 agreed to
President of the company.
The
-
prior
From Jan. 1—
Gross from
,
Colonel Andres Soriano on
as
------
Net
Equitable Real Estate,, which thereupon would be dissolved.
Equitable
Estate owns and operates "a nine-story office building In downtown Pittsburgh; commonly known as the Central Office building of
the Philadelphia system, as well as other* assets.—V. 173, p. 763.
"Real
.
.
$14,420,601 $10,667,875 $12,153,051 $12,019,926
1,122,483
1,729,736
2,732,911
3,464,898
839,587
400,233
1.379,811
1,951,940
railway
"
1948
1949
1950
1951
Passaic, N. J.—Awarded Decision—
It
the
.
held
bond
and
Pantasotc Co, of
the
Under
debts,. obligations
the
Northeastern Water
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
Real
—Pacific Western- Oil C orjn—A men d mentFiled—
Corp.—Earnings—
.
.
First
Bosworth,
basis
be
of
offered
the
one
to
Boston
new
through subscription rights to*
249,116
share
shares
for
to
each 10
present
common,
shares held—the
employees.
will be used by the company toward Its
to provide additional .power plant facilities.
Corp., New
York, and Boettcher & Co. and
& Co., Inc., both of Denver, Colo., have been
offering
program
Sullivan
offer
to
Volume 173
.Number .5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2293)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bids for Bonds
The
000
has invited
company
first
Bids
mortgage
will
be
bonds,
received
chester, N. H.,
by
12
to
up
bids
for
series
the
P,
the
from
it
of
Ross Operating; Valve Co.—New President—
Russell
$3,000,-
1981.
company
(EDT)
noon
purchase
due
been
1087
at
June
on
Elm
12.—V.
Street,
173,
Man¬
as
J.
active
an
consultant
and
member
of
the
board
of
directors.
V.
by Pullman, Inc.
Champ Carry, President
'
on
May 29 announced they
the purchase of Trailmobile
Net
Trailmobile
Pullman
assets.
of
Under
the
proposed
Trailmobile
agreement,
separate member of the Pullman
group
offices and employees.—-V. 173, p. 1701.
will
and
—V.
be operated
as
a
retain its present
will
j
.
•
".
Ralph R. Layte,
iwill
increase
President,
production
on
in
F.
Decision to
because of increased
;
which
have
orders
for
Pennsylvania
Purolator
filters
oil
been
coming in from automotive
manufacturers, Mr. Layte said.
The
increased
■will also enable the
corporation to continue as
the
Armed
The
-
Forces.
new
located
factory contains 40,000
on
10-acre
a
major
site
in
Ringtown
of
Valley,
floor
4l/2
and
"An
J
Federal
taxes—.a
966.
of
;
<
,
May
©n
to
$2.93
dividend.
number
Proceed With Color Tel¬
•
share
per
This
of
Russell
is
Gross
go
ahead with public demonstrations of its
all-electronic "system
of- color television,
now.
has made
its
decision, it was announced
the
for
to
the
advised
present
corresponding
directors
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
$10,751,977
1,771,854
railway.
;y_'
income^—
oper.
$9,511,478- $10,074,085
2,413,585
868,907
ry.
>
Net
from
railway
railway
from
that
period
the
Net
ry.
—V.
34,626.729-
8,445,808
6,494,087"
income
oper.
173, p. 1892.
3,942,019
-
-
803,070.
39,381,492
consider
a
meeting of
6%
If
approved it is
the
outstanding
into
these
amount
shares
The
v
410,000
of
plus
B
the
to offer
company
participating
the
on
of
basfs
class
B
shares
of
•,'
outstanding
class
B
there
1,256,402
296,608
be
23,
1951,
filed
covering
convertible
The
B
265,608
income
Bank
of
100,000
the
shares
Earns,
to exchange
National
in part of
a
of
its
each
75
for
100
shares
of
and
of
with
the
$4,558,000 for
(e)
.
.,
.
available
Plant
to
shares
be
to
Chicago
is
to
the
owns
The
replace
of
1951
prior
for
and
and
"$0.92
instead
of
1950,
1950,
to, April
respectively.
25,, 1952,
in its
first
three
series
of
$80,807
months
all of
A,
of
Corp.
at
the
at
of
new
tools,
Linden,
ford, Inc.,
stock,"
for
the-
stockholders
the
fi¬
price
as
cumu-;
Bank
dies,
jigs and
working
in
will
the
shares
by
be
at
net
proceeds
&
banks
of
the
one
would
to
be
Co.,
173,
called
the
line
of
a
trade
sale
San
are
to
line
of
square
directors
which
added
be
in
the
of
above
fund
for
below.—V.
171,
1673.
p.
to
Natural
construct
Gas.Co.,
natural
,
Co.,
Albany,-
of
transmission,
gas
.
r
.
the
sought
to
for
gas
order
an
supply
the
gas
projects.
South Georgia
Transcontinental
alternative to Southern
directing
as
an
...
•
to
build
and
Natural
about
Florida.
Southern
if
made
was
with
require
150
miles
of
central
527
miles
Estimated
supplied
miles
53
the
wanted
of
of
cost .of
and
The
latter
authority to construct ap¬
line,, estimated to cost $2,500,000, to serve
Alabama.
$5,100,000,
near
would
Phenix
City,
Tallahassee,
principal
line.—V.
$12,080,000
line,
FPC
project, estimated to cost
with. Southern Natural's facilities
to
to supply
project was
system.
additional
Natural
extended
towns
172,
t
line
the
gas,
Transcontinental's
about
Alabama
south
Georgia
the
Georgia
originally sought FPC orders directing Southern
proposed
would
in
■}
Ga.—Applica¬
Fla., with laterals or branch
southwest Georgia
adjacent to
in
938.
p.
line
the
•
first
Southern Ry.—Earnings-
to
of
recently
35
mill
for
each
this
seven
28 announced
The
Net
of
used
were
corporation
is
Corp.
the
173, p.
with
result
and
Corp.
a
of
into
buy
.'V"
year
held.
and
by
This
stock
on
the
the
its
merger
9,001,61?
the
stock
authorized
C.
H.
May
on
common
•
23
Zachry,
approved
from
preferred
President,
Ross Industries
the
outstanding
and
acquisition
Manufac¬
'*■
53,356
$1,421
*$26,878
manufacturers-of
corporation,
nounced
to
120,000
that
the
to
Increase
3,000,000
shares
tha
shares
to
200,008
does
company-
not
June
on
that
1
it
will
television
conduct
v
receiver
tuners, an¬
ultra-high frequency tests In
Bridgeport, Conn.,
on June 5, 6, and 7.
Communications Commission has planned the authoriza¬
UHF stations, but reception of resulting programs
is reported to depend almost
solely on the satisfactory adaptation of th»
The Federal
I
tion
3,111
.
;
<
of
$4,532
*$26,878
'
"
2,000
some
receiver's
."
tuner
component.
plied
to
some
60
40%
'
of
those
now
173,
The
in
use
in
whose-
the
1380.
p.
"Standard
manufacturers
:-v
Tuner"
sets
United
is
currently
comprise
States;
sup¬
approximately
over
4,500,000.—•
,•!
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—State
accrued
has called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1951, all of its
10-year 4% bonds, series No. 4, due Nov. 1, 1952, at par
interest.
Payment will be made at the National Bank of
The
U.
Jersey
Newark, 810 Broad St,, Newark, N. J.—V. 135, p. 4046.
of
Supreme
seize
their
property by
,
ruled
on
May 28
stock
dividends
remain
unknown,
called
was
company.
Court
unpaid
owners
seizure
personal
this
S.
may
abouts
shortages of steel and W <minum will force this corporation to make
its first curtailment in
production of household refrigerators since
the
start
of
the
Korean
conflict, company officials announced on
May 24.
'
'
'
.'
"
I
the
in
a
and
for
Upheld—
that
stocks
14
the
State
when
the
of
Nev
where-i
years.
1946
state.
law, providing for the taking of
Validity of the law was attacked by
-
.
largest
plant covers
other
critical
facturers,
steel
last
of
still
he
materials
painted
and
out,
only 65%
These
year.
second
the
for
quarter
-
are
restricted to
the
aluminum
of
he
percentages,
of
Jhe
regular
a
common
stock,
in
Stanley Reed
wrote
joined.
delivered the 5-4 ruling.
dissenting opinion in
a
Justice William
which
at
a
Justice
I>.
Hugo
L.
the use of only 80 % of
during the base period
will probably bo reduced
said,
rate.
companies
"have been
fallen
off.*
That
is
'■
.
in
the
compelled
not
refrigeration
173.
p.
the
Justice Felix Frank-»
which Justice Robert H. Jackson
a separate dissenting opinion
Douglas wrote
Biack
of
the
protection
and
stock
12
to
of
joined.
the
>
.
Supreme
New
shares
of
Court
Jersey $6,238
after
stock.-
common
being
In unpand
The
ordered
dividends
order
was
New
company
any
no
State
for
were, with one
estted
that New
to
Jersey Supremo Court. ~
„
said the last known addresses of the persons involved
exception, outside of New Jersey, The company pro-
did not give adequate notice of its action
Further, the company said the State gave it
claims for damages by the dividend
173, p. 2192.
Jersey
persons.
from
possible later
owners.—V.
..
,
1380.
the
to
certificates
The
industry,'' Mr. Jones pointed
because their sales have
Servel."—V.
with
case
over
upheld by
to, cut production
the
appealed
company
turn
and
used
the third quarter—July, August and September.
refrigerator production line will be closed from May 30
June 10, he-said.- Production will be resumed on June 11,
reduced
"Some
out,
The
to
Manu¬
year.
further tin
through
,
and
Justice
furter
.
r
The cut back. W.~Paul Jones, President, said results from limitations
by the National Production Authority on the use of steel, luminum and
the
five
-
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
'■}
'
April
on
subsidiary,
J.
30,
O.
1951
Ross
of
Engi¬
of
15
,'
■
*
f
r.
-q
*.
'*
•
.I
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•
Quarter Ended March 31—
•
Sales
I
cents
Shareholders Trust of Boston
—
Shares Offered—The
offering of 300,000 shares of this Trust through Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc. as general distributor, was announced
on May 31;
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•
*
V
1
*
*.
-
Corp.—Merged With Subsidiary—
Engineering. Corp. above.—Vr 163, p. 2732.
shares
from
said
proposal
a
2,000,000
stock
"
Delta
dividend
20.245,348
6,400,380
•
stockholders
This
.
Servel's
share
14,301,327
8,604,227
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—Tuner Tests—
112,054
company
to
1482.
per
18,541,115
any new
stock offerings at this time.
Zachry also
announced
that
the
company
plans
additional
financing of $5,000,000 in long-term debt within the next 60 to 90
days. The proceeds are to go towards the company's 1951 construction
program, estimated to cost about $7,000,000.—V. 173, p. 2094.
Servel, Inc.—To Cut Refrigerator Output-
.....
2%
__
income.
oper.
Mr.
y.
In
Columbus, Ohio, which
factory woodworking saws
Rockwell's
80,371,848
1
$138,531
income
profit
1,879,890
73,038,722
contemplate
■'
68,321
1
1,806,285
72,640,254
Yr. End.
286,193
profit
2,128,757"
85.233,268
22,248,182
__
Securities Co. of New Jersey—Calls 4% Bonds—
;
payroll
a
The
July 31, '50
sold-.;
"..Organized
shares
which
in
March,
were
1948,
offered
in
the Trust
two
now
has
outstanding 241,218
periods limited to 30 days each—
'
173, p. 1795.
authorized
additional
V
1948
9,051,518
railway..
railway—.
from
ry.
■;*
through
;
1949
Southern Union Gas Co.—Stock Increased—Plans Debt
common
$355,935
Operating
2,256.216
„
——
Profit before income
1951
—
taxes
,
On
Ross
to
Mar. 31. '51
goods
income.
oper.
1950
$21,755,783 $18,356,609 $18,474,820 $19,070,618
5,811,832 -4,666,186
3,997,478
4,348,724.
from
Net
-
Expenses
Other
ry;
Net
(par $1) and owed
$20,000 is due within one
sales
Cost
1951
■
From Jan. 1—
—V.
stock
amount
proceeds
Toss.—V. 173, p. 2192.
of
and
•
cents
Net
Gross
1949,"
'
'
'
railway..
railway...*
from
:
capital.'
August,
"
from
Such
tools made
declared
of
working
in
8 Mos. End.
Financing—
employees under
April—
Net
offering, the corporation had
Period—
supplied
for
feet.—V.
to
Georgia
STATEMENT OF INCOME
,
to
gang ana crosscut types.
carpenters, plumbers, electricians and
line for the home workshop.'
The' products
power
dividend
Industries
O.
boiler
on
May 24 dismissed the appli¬
Central Alabama Natural Gas
and
Financing—
common
latter
share.
V
through
payable June 11 to holders of record June 1.
Bee" J.
the
boiler, and changes
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
redemption,
173, p. 1892.
1950, the company offered and
sold
existing stockholders 100,000 shares of its
its
Francisco.
be
of
per
Net
March 9, the
company paid an extra cash dividend
per share in addition to the usual
quarterly of 35 cents.
1
additions to
of
this
Engineering
May 25.
on
The
for
funds.—V.
con¬
offered
circular, band,
line
complete
a
Quarterly cash
neering
sinking
capital
«
cancellation
November,
to
$1
at
at
(J. O.) Ross Engineering Corp.—2% Stock
Dividend—
-
authorized
*
Co., is engaged
equipment and for working capital.
new
*
1379.
p.
consisting
blades
102,000
This
Co.
South
supply
also
Central
shares.
During
J
be
public
Inc.,
terms
share
offered
,
Ross
Rust
announced
50,000-pph.
of
program
The
to
was
Southern Production Co.,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made last month by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $28
per share, with a dealer's discount of 35 cents
pe'r share.
It was completed.—V.
173, p. 204.
directors,-
is
from
and
$2.17
•
stock
course
a
steel
are
■i
Orleans,!
laboratory
turing DivisiQU. •
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Ohlen-Bishop was organized in 1852 and is one of the
saw
manufacturing concerns in the country. The present
both
new
Gas
.
'.
,
and
.
annual
new
be
complete
a
butchers, plus
-
of
minimum
for
to
are
Packing
shares
200,000
$100,000,
year.
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
They also make
The
and
-V*
.
W. F. Rockwell, Jr., President, on May
the
Ohlen-Bisliop Manufacturing Co.
manufactures
.
board
resulting
incorporated
Island
Sea
warrants
New
to
are
offered 'for
Blyth
underwriting
vote at
ratio
plan.—V.
Rockwell
about
it
company recently
asked
authority
from
the
Federal
Power
Commission to increase the capacity of its system in
Alabama, Georgia,.
Mississippi, and Louisiana from 555,000,000 cubic feet of gas a day to
670,000,000 cubic feet.
The cost of tn.is expansion was estimated at$13,641,000.—V. 173, p. 2094.
purchased from competitive suppliers.
outstanding
machinery;
capital. and
N.
30,000
to
are
and
to
successor
are
,
later
augment
to
Georgia
connected
y
,
principally in the
preparation, processing and distribution of a wide variety of frozen
sea foods.
It does not own, nor does it have
any intention of acquir¬
ing in the near future, .any fishing or shrimping boats.
All products
173, p. 2192.
addition, 50,000 shaies
saw
modernization
awarded
*
.
the
cents
$2.99
the
were
capital
'
Commission
Ala.,
Corp.
have
May 21 publicly offered 25,000 shares of
(par $1) at $6 per share.
.'A
on
stock
BUSINESS—Corporation,
additions,"
plants;
j.
Stockholders
and
South
The
(Ga.)—Stock Offered—French & Craw¬
PROCEEDS—The
.
the initial public offering price,
Bethlehem
outstanding Rheem-xornmon stock, cr 30%.
headed
group
offering
May
.
,.
of
1950
which
minimum
and
SeaPak Corp.
-
meeting June 6 on a pro¬
posal to increase the company's secured indebtedness to
$16,400,000
from $10,900,000 and its authorized common stock
to 1,750,000 from
1,250,000 shares.
"
About 150,000 common shares would be offered
of
and
discretion,
instead
the
a
proposed
Co.
connection
markets
*$2.85
fund,
54
•
adjustment
sinking
be
The
...
.
,•«
.
in
proximately
$4.04
capital
would
respectively,
the .maximum
CAPITALIZATION—Prior to
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Plans
deduction
v
,
augment
registered,
shares of
by amendment.—V.
The
a
Co.
Georgia
connection
$2,676,111-
,
*$3.73
minimum
stock
common
of
South.
Line
$10,500,000
if
200,000
$5.28
•
$3,417,477
1951. ■•*-.
credit
accruals
"$0.72
k
1951—4 Mos.—1950
-
$1.12
the
on
1951
year
mortgage bonds,
{Before
.,
in
was
Natural
company,
which
Gas
proposed
1!$846,836
maximum
income with
the
^Includes
,..
and
remaining 70,000 shares
public
for
Month—1950
$1.09
sh.
of
April,
time
any
provide
Richmond; and new plants are in the
Downey and San Pablo, Calif. During 1951,
being
underwriting
an
covering
173, p. 478.
begin this fall.—V. 166, p. 1998.
Power
the
Gas
South
-Earnings—
$675,028
funds.
months.of
charge
fund
.v;
constructed
Steel
300,000
The
of
Pipe
Gross
from
and
at
be
shares
Bethlehem
22
to
Georgia
this
in
Natural.
sinking
basis
common
to
and
improvements
J., and a
Whittier, Calif. The company's two groups of products
tainers and home comfort appliances.
Of
March
on
expected
three companies
Gas
the -regis¬
$12,722,203 $11,400,220 $53,037,637 $45,605,376
1,256,001
1,344,892
5,753,573
4,977,305
987,661
1,018,654
4,735,295
3,687,328"
sh.
per" share
..
is
borrowed
for general corporate
purposes.
additions are in the course of construction
construction
plant
114,096
withdraw
and authorized the issuance of
exchange for 900,000 share#
in
design and construction
Birmingham,
Natural
352,508
,
on
preferred
.
the
Savings Association
capital
purchase
.
$5,718,600
Houston,
of
the
.v
,
4
at
cl^ss A
SEC
v
issuing
$15,000,000
America;
(c) $7,235,000 for plant additions and
and
All
•
1,481,931
to
request
a
the "SEC
1951-
J_.
common
cents rfor
for
-'
,
cumulative
v.
.
in
Trust
program
.
.(d),
filed
21
with
funds
common
the
earnings
including the following:
(a) $2,488,395 for redemption of
23,699 shares of outstanding
lative preferred stock, 4Vj>%
series, at $105 per share;
;
(b) $5,000,000 to discharge an
existing long-term loan from
of
filed
before
per,
*On
A 'stock
principal
to
statement
par.
company
together with
America
nancing
May
income
oper.
per
class
stock.
registration
a
series, $100
purpose of
to be used
funds
all
49,877
137,412
$20),
value
par
contract
calls for
of
Ga.,
■
48,778-
(par
$20
initial
Federal
of
systems
Manufacturing Co.—-Financing Program-—
company
4J/2%
.'
131,670
now
v
cations
127;455
389,671
stock
.,
South
Inc.,
;
1,479,269
$3.37
capital
South Georgia Natural Gas
Co., Atlanta,
tion Dismissed—
•
$415,574
<
•
of
"
Rheem
The
on
revenues
railway
i
*
income.___
Net income after
& minim, cap.
exchanged, the outstanding funded in¬
by $1,859,256, the outstanding shares of
will
be increased by
approximately 66,402 shares and
no class- A
stock outstanding.—V.
172, p.- 2027.
stock
will
46,579
$414,118
of>
tEarns;
7 If
all the class A stock is
debtedness will be increased
class
40,494
563,635
statement
$700
of
stock,
,
presently
122,209
1,387,079
Net
called June 5, 1551,
to,
$1,859,256 principal amount'
and
r.tock
shares
25
109,555
$3.43
shares
.
,
r
/
1943
$347;820-
railway.
oper.
See
Natural
Period End. Apr. 30—
been
than
cumulative
stock.
has
has
more
class
f
1943
4,500,000
Pittsburgh,
is
serving
debentures.
intention
cent
debentures,
class A
and
the
50
company
stock
fund
debentures and
of
of
stockholders
Sinking
*
•
shares
of
r
■
$215,000
The
-Earnings—
-
Y
1948
South Central Alabama Natural
Gas Co., Inc., Birming¬
"
1348.
p.
174,544
30,168
Seaboard Air Line RR.
.•
proposal to issue not
20-year
"
172,
$440;219-
income
corporation
GrOss
of
1950
-
railway.."
Net
special
a
ham, Ala.—Application Dismissed—
very
Sattler's, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Withdraws Statement—
The
,551,630
,224,027
3,458,792
on
Funds.—
1949
value heretofore
outstanding.—V.
including installation
existing equipment.
April
a
r
\
Work
507,559
7,099,792
3,174,734
.
shares
(W. T.)* Smith Lumber Co.—Awards
Contract—
in
common
stock (par $1),' which were to have been offered
through Hornblower & Weeks of New York. This
request was granted
on
May 23. The proceeds were to go to Charles
Hahn; Jr., President
of the company.—v;
173," p. 1279. '
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Reading Tube Corp.—Plans Exchange Offer-—
•A,
had
the
on
plans,
plus
ending
company
shares
Ala.,
42,175.446
The present
the
Mutual
$4.18
-
year
6,000,000
Contract
'
173, p. 1892.
shares
,717,250
1,090,537
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1949,
of
for
$18,827,380 $15,453,851 $15,169,778
13,500,000
10,800,000
14,400,000
;
each
par
markets
775,098
2,164,257
■
1,237,753
from
tration
1948
railway^
oper.
Net
—V.
•
1Q4Q
1951
railway
from
r
Net
ry.
Net
Reading Co.—Earnings-—
1050
-1
-
A
rep¬
dividend
taxes
company at Chapman, Ala.,
Co., of Birmingham and
approx¬
.
cash
high production level.—V.
-
from
Gross
*
1951
1
"
From Jan. 1—
RCA has developed a
fully compatible, all-electronic color system
which provides deception of color
broadcasts ■ in black-and-white on
the nearly 13 million
existing sets withgut any change whatever^—
V. 173, p. 1892.
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^
April—
<
from
Net
't
,
in
to
$100
earnings would be
outstanding shares prior to the
$1.22 per share increase on the
the
on
equivalent
shares
further
at
April—.
Court
••
of
'
year,
1,
stock
operations
will
compatible
Supreme
28.- •
• •
$100)
1950.
Net
corporation
n
'/ /
.
backlog of orders, that its products are on the essential
civilian list published
by NPA, and therefore the company could rea-.
sonably expect that sufficient materials would be-available to
continue
.
the
.
Earnings Higher—
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
Ry.
Improved
<
,
increase of 95 cents per share.
,
1951, the company paid a 30-cent
dividend so that the estimated net
an
April
Mr.
already been signed, and if there is a clear title
Products, Inc., will take over within 60 days," Mr.
Layte announced.
"By August, we should be in a position to start
production in a moderate and gradual
way."—V,. 172, p. 1034. ; •
;
that
sale
outstanding,- On Feb. 6,
1951, the company's stockholders approved
a
change in the authorized capital stock from
1,200,000 shares (par
$49,271
substantial
option, has
This
the
1950
after Federal
per share
Tased
Russell,
10 .%•
30,
Purolator
Radio Corp. of America—To
evision Tests—
^Earnings
38,200
*
•
income
Dividends paid
87,471
__
!
same
is
Shenandoah, Pa.
then
(est.)
stock
for
northeast
miles
and
taxes
equivalent
facilities
space
State
ended
On
'
feet
square
before
p.
resenting
a
supplier
$499,190
that the earnings per share
based on audited figures, would be
imately $2.66 as compared to $1.71 for the previous fiscal
elements
production
a
Net
,
equipment
■
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1951
President, reports that the unaudited figures for the
April 30 indicate that total net sales would be in excess
of $14,000,000,
the largest in the company's
history.
This compares,
with .$9,162,000 for the
period ended April 30, 1950.
Mr. Russell said
reached
was
and
farm
and
C.
year
factory will be
opened up in Ringtown, Pa.
operate an additional plant in
April to May,
of
customary
manner
1992.
p.
4,500,000
May 31 announced that this company
early fall when a new and modern
the
QUARTER OF
(F. C.) Russell Co.—Sales &
s
•
Purolator Products, Inc.—New Plant Soon
Ready—
'
in
one
inauguration
the
in
Singer Manufacturing
Co.—Earnings—
Earnings—
profit
173,
•'
'
and
FOR FIRST
Federal
and
Net
•
substantially all of the1
,
,
income
State
to
RESULTS
___——______
Pullman, and George A. Bunker, President
announced jointly that definitive arrangements are be¬
Trailmobile,
*
Sales
of
ing worked out for the transfer
1948 and
the
basis"
*
Rototiller, Inc.—Sales
'
'
.
Co.
of
173,
*
'
Pullman, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
This" corporation and Trailmobile
Co.
have reached a tentative agreement for
represents
"continuous
2192.t
p.
*
f-
in April to
May,
one
offering
Cameron, former Vice-President in charge of Sales, has
President, succeeding John Sainsbury who will remain
elected
9
Prov.
for
income
taxes
1950
1949
$73,014,036 $63,209,731 $62,078,970
9,602,551
3,962,733
5,302,160
4,900,000
1,190,000
1,390,000
j
Net
income
Common
•After
—
shares
.^Earnings per
.1
$4,702,551
share
—
$2,772,733
$3,912,160
3,633,714
outstanding
common
3,574,488
3,573,883
$1.23
$0.71
$1.03
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
173, p. 1993.
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10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2294)
Standard
In
Products Co.—Earnings—
Sales
*
-
income
Net
after
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
172,
and
charges..———.
outstanding
share
,r'i——
300,000
300,000
—
$2.34
$0.13
common
1139.
p.
firm
for
:
.
Gas
Equipment Manufacturing
Railway
i"'.1950
1,823,689
$1,942,218
101,322
1,031,320
sales
Profit
before
and
43,271
L-V.
$792,369 '■}"
cubit
■
1950
*$1,910
begin
the
Charge of Operations and Engineer¬
has on firm order COO miles of 26-inch
that Texas Gas
within
days
60
He said
in
southwest
Louisiana
with
part of the state.
Construction of 412 miles of
$3,060,000
compared
months ended
four
with
$2,363,000
April 30,
azo.—V.
yeai
a
amounted
1951
168,
Gas
Texas
line
to
stations
their
"A"
cents
30
the
on
"B"
Strategic Materials Corp.—Stock All Sold—The recent
April—
offering by Hamlin & Lunt of 100,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $3 per share, less 30 cents, was fully
the
company.
Officers
Samuel
F.
dent
(partner
Lunt
D.
Electro
Fuel
World
also
See
&
Industries,
Colorado
of
Vice-President
•
Abrasives
Inc.);
Iron
&
Grant
Co.);
Alwin
F.
and
Life
Co.
Gross
Treasurer,
notes
F.
Ralph
173,
(President
Operating
Operating
.
revenues
filed
company
1951
stock,
covering
$100
to
one
the
of
share
of
held of record
It
to offer the new
is proposed
stock
preferred
from
the company's
ment
all
of
split-up
long-term
note
Erothers.
with
Railway
Railway
12,310,845
4,972,221
-
The
the
in
purchase
Mutual
Life
to
the
business
1951—4 Mos.—1950
and
will
shares
also
to
the
by
necessary
and
be
asked
$5
and
par
.>'
•
at
SEC
two-
a
from
rev,
the
companies)
-
—
17,279,761
$1,957,257
$1,252,043
567,714
; 2,759,244
$412,614
$548,903
Intends
substantial
—V.
$
and
ip.c.
$1,723,449
trust
June
on
for
14
certificates,
the
purchase
K.—V. 173,
series
8,771,981
1.566,980
1,177,275
4,800,697
3,956,747
5^764,243
1,711,297
992,644
8,036,691
2,774,242
1,713,851
10,568,491
7,120,599
379,793
588,151
2,371,049
2,219,997
4,865,332
3,294,646
20,970,231
15,104.339
483,701
496,012
1,946,163
2,001,696
2,798,634
and
oil
(net)
_
investments
other
sources
income
Fixed and other charges
Net
"
trans¬
opers.
from
Total
bids
receive
to
equipment
from
from
and
25,142,971
6,650,000
9,722,524
facil¬
(net)j._
operations
gas
14,300,000
2,260,398
4,381,631
♦Income
2,391,997
$2,137,559
joint
rents
5,670.317
1,300.000
36,853,912
3.300,000
2.481,740
portation
$5,204,843
'
income
cumulative
approved,
basis
the
of
will
to
approve
split
two-for-one
a
offered
be
two-for-one
approval
of
to
$100
has
a
stock..
stockholders about June
each
for.
shares
25
effected.—V,
been
173,
of
18
2094.
p.
said
He
of
sell
from
all
on
a
order
In
aside
tion,
make
to
10%
be
to
of
this
The
for
500
be
to
are
other
for
shares.
used to
the
as
the
to
will
stock
No
share,-
bonus
a
accepted
to
the
the
shares
common
at
The
company's
Spokane 8, Wash.
—V,
173,
its
15
cents
office
is
the
the
time
same
to
subsidiary,
operating
an
At
con¬
$4,000,000
.
a
19,024,068
financing
sales.—V.
173,
10.
p,
v
■
•
.
13,103,145
value
share-for-share
the
by
basis.
An
p.
amendment
with
to
the
of
of
..
Peyton
Bldg., Room 730,
Henry T. Born of Hayden Lake, Idaho, is President.
Thorkon Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC—
The
Net
*
of—
As
Total
net
assets per
Chester
shares
Jan. 31,'51
$6,480,209
$6,125,746
$12.97
$12.74
D.
share
Tripp,
crossed
quarter.—V.
the
173,
and
April 30,'51
assets___-__
President,
500,000
stated
mark
that
for
the
the
number
first
time
units
in
unit,
ceeds
of outstanding
during the last
of
F.
be
to
are
preferred
one
through
share
two
and
for
& Co., Hartford
working capital.
Texas Engineering & Mfg. Co., Inc.—New Contracts—
multi-million
A
of
ponents
Details
the
the
exact
was
dollar
TEMCO's
Skyshark
to
in
has
Involved
excess
be
He
of
May
will
did
state,
to
this
for
The
of
the
flying
that
it
Texas
this
Gas
awarded
work
month
the
new
early
in
on
or
million
The
would
cubic
new
feet
to
supplies
Louisiana,
subsidiary
raise
a
over
are
Arkansas,
Texas
^
,
serving
SV40 million
nem?tL
wwn
tn
to
the
and
.
—
Outlines Expansion
homes
900
seven
Mid-Western
million
for
daily
cubic
the
a 600-mile pipeline expan¬
delivery
feet
a
capacity
by
£40
day.
company's
present customers
Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and
Gas
also
plans
^io
large
in
60
in
to
^*as
communities
f,, Co'
million
cubic
increase
sales
by 95 million
^° » a Columbia Gas System
throughout
Ohio,.
Sales
to
Loui£vme- Ky-. Will be increased
feet
daily.
is
offered
450,000
*$2,905,615
f$l,404,707
278,766
$7.47
Nil
profit
$5.04
inactive
plant, less
on
the
sale
of
278.902
current
company
at
It
is
pointed
established
facturers
ments
for
in
of
1900,
merger
Mr.
President
Barbour
$3,000,000.
William
said,
E.
"that the
Barbour,
new
Jr.,
stock
to
an¬
plant,
equipment.
the
registration
a
statement with
the
all
necessary
additional
1,065,330
action- leading to the
shares
of
common
projecta
June
27
the
as
the
date
determination
for
issue
new
held.
then
on
of
will
basis
a
Subscription
rights
of
stock¬
one
share
mailed
be
on
or
also
will
about
be
June
given
an
the
board
This
ana
A
two
company
the
V.
Co. on May 29 exercised an option to
land in Pennsauken Township, Camden County,
be
that
supplied
for the
steel
by
operation
the Fairless Works,
by the end of 1952.
of the proposed
which
No date has been
new
scheduled
lor
set for building
the
is
Mr.
was
recently
branch
producing
of
is
Mr.
container
requirements
of
the
Armed
Services
and
construction, which will manufacture steel drums and pails for
chemical, paint, food and other industries.
See also
SEC
account
offered
The
Ma,y
25
filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
proposed
second
to certain
in
i
additional
subsidiaries to prepay indebtedness,
to
102,170
present
shares
holders
of
second
outstanding
of
and for general
preferred
second
stock
preferred
will
be
stock.
Union Securities Corp.
and
D. H. Ellis & Co
Subject to market conditions, the company plans
to mail to second prefeirtd stock holders on or
about June 13 sub¬
scription warrants entitling them to subscribe for one share for each
ten shares of second preferred stock then held.
Terms
of
the offering,
including subscription price,-will be
de¬
termined at a later date and filed in an amendment to the registra¬
tion statement. See also V. 173, p. 2210.
stated, brought to¬
gether two important groups in the closely related fields of radiology
and nucleanics.—V. 173, p. 2094.
*
a
working funds.
Barbour
<Hk-
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
offering to the holders of its outstanding $4.20
preferred stock, $5 par value, through sub¬
scription rights, of 103,179 additional shares of second preferred stovk.
Proceeds of the offering will be used in part as advances on open
instru¬
WW
corporation
for
non-cumulative
20,000
located
2210.
United Stores
estimated
leased
nuclear
radiation
steel
petroleum,
173, p.
The
Mass. ,to expand production
measurement
concerns,
Products
Steel
which supply the National Defense program.
contemplated that the new plant will be similar in many aspects
the new Port Arthur, Texas, plant of the Products company, now
under
will be
by Lee
Mfg. Co. also had a large first quarter, Mr.
with sales of nearly $2,000,000.
This firm,
is the oldest and one of the best-known manu¬
detection
of
.
It is
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The
■'*/".
*
industries
out,
X-Ray
the
filed
took
of
purchase
contemplated
The
Kelley-Koett
'
•
1952.
fixed
to
States
plant will
facilities.
The
'
"
*
plan to finance $170,000,000 in construction
shares
ten
completion
May 24 voted to increase the capital stock from
feet of additional space in Boston,
Barbour
'
to request
Hauerwaas said, but it is expected that preparations
for commencement of construction will proceed at once in view of the
backlog of both civilian and government orders
the
square
25
23
May
on
stockholders
new
the
to
an
stock,
J., as a site for the eventual construction of a steel container
plant, it was announced by John Hauerwaas, President of this U. S.
Steel subsidiary.
171, p. 2515.
shares,
anticipated,"
Co.
afforded
UGI's
N.
public early in June by a syndicate headed
Higginson Corp. and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
"Proceeds of the sale of stock," he added, "will be used to provide
funds to continue the
expansion of the company's business and to
retire certain loans incident to Tracelab's recent acquisition of the
Kelley-Koett Manufacturing Co. of Cincinnati (Ohio)
and Coving¬
ton
(Ky.)."
Tracerlab
had
first
quarter sales in excess of $800,000.
Their
by
company's
destined
"It
contract, he said, is scheduled
173, p. 1176.
c03nPany asked the FPC to authorize
eastern Illinois.
tUu
income taxes.—V.
275,000
to
nounced.
June.—V,
Transmission Corp.
eligible
important
TEMCO
May
purchase 23.1 acres of
Tracerlab, Inc.—Stock Increased—Sales High—
a
contract, Mr
Mc¬
important components of the
the Navy's most modern patrol
of
one
natural gas to defense industries
States and the Appalachian area.
that
1,450,000
277,34S
$807,992
on
of
United States Steel Corp.—Unit to Build—
$2,072,409
The stockholders
of
The corporation outlined before the
Federal Power Commission on
May 28 plans for a $45,300,000 pipeline project that
will bring more
sion
Federal
that it brought
.' '
,,
on
a
and
1951
United
tl,404,707
outstanding
share—
tlncludes
Eiectric
be
29 and will expire on July 19.
oversubscription privilege. • The
prior to mailing of subscrip¬
tion
rights.'
'V'J;'/•'
The stockholders on June 20 will be asked to approve an increase
in authorized common stock from 10,700,000 to 12,000,000 shares.
The purpose of
the stock offering is to provide a portion of the
funds for financing the expansion program.
Major item in the pro¬
gram
is a
current- project calling for construction by United
Gas
pipe Line Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, of more than 1,000 miles
of large diameter pipe line and other related facilities at an estimated
cost of $116,500,000,
^
The program will be financed in part from funds provided
from
retained earnings and property retirement, and amortization accruals,
and the remainder from the sale of approximately $125,000,000 prin¬
cipal amount of debt securities, and from the proceeds of the common
stock offering.
See also V. 173, p. 2193.
1949
*3,838,918
Cr933,303
$80,000,000.
manufacture
boat,
Production
late
has
company
for
said,
Marlin
start
taxes-
per
'Loss,
this company
to build major assemblies for another
manufacturer—The Glenn L. Martin Co. of
Baltimore,
announced on May 20
by Robert McCulloch, President,
bombers.
income
for
Earnings
per
pro¬
of
Martin
Culloch
3,522,409
shares
Capital
or
reasons
however,
and
taxes
income
Net
27.
The
'
a
issuance
directors
each
to
$46,029,323 $33,458,604 $59,493,325
income
com¬
manufacture
revealed
to TEMCO,
major
awarded
on
TEMCo
cannot
of
been
disclosed
which
Provision
manufacture
aircraft
Md.—was
to
the
President,
assemblies
volume
backlog
Selection
P5M-1
the
for
security, Mr. McCulloch said.
largest contract ever awarded
the
major
A2D
McCulloch,
to
as
contract
Douglas
Robert
company,
military
dollar
before
$12
at
Ind.
1950
1951
performed
Profit
City,
to
shares
are
five
of
Corp.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
Work
shares
common
McMichael
E.
used
Todd Shipyards
664.
p.
company
on
May 21 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 15,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock-(par $10)
30,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents), to be offered
SEC
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—Assets Higher—
Philadelphia
stock
unit
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
offering price will be fixed by
Illinois
of
*
part of
Stockholders
incorporation
State
and
Co.
UGI
of
each
for
not
Gas
directors
The
articles
its
Power
holders
plan,
a
as
during
,
Secretary
"
1893.
Consumers
but
contemplated
Value Changed—
company
173,
May 28 requested. SEC authorization to tender
Improvement Co., pursuant to a plan filed by
exchange,
corporation
for
The
/
on
the
29.—V.
May
on
in
filed
was
....
.
.
proposed offering for subscription by its stockholders of
additional shares of common stock, $10 par value, and a
proposed offering for sale at competitive bidding of- $50,000,000 first
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, due 1971.
-t
'
'
May 24 approved a proposal to change the par
the authorized capital stock from $5 to $20 per share, on a
of
of
UGI
to
extent
The
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
stockholders
.
1,065,330
Pittsburgh Steel Co. above.—V. 173, p. 1702.
The
;
The SEC has given interested persons until June 8, 1951,
hearing upon the above application.—V. 173, p. 2095,
SEC
.
.
•
the
'■
around
stock
1893.
p.
on
Gas
stock
United
program
common
173,
exceeding 363.285 shares of such stock, three
shares of Philadelphia common and two shares of Consumers common.
Exchange of United Corporation's holdings of UGI stock would result
in its receiving not more than 0.51% of the voting securities of Con¬
sumers and 0.45%
of the voting securities of Philadelphia.
will
of
parent.
the
for
share.
located
Co.;
June.
to
taxes.—V.
now
opportunity
holders
of
per
in
sold
is
income
pending before the Commission, all or the major portion
its holdings of 80,832 shares of UGi capital stock in exchange for
treasury.
proposed
and
See
company
cents,
Service
bonds
be
'
1702.
p.
Electric
of
will
Thomas Steel
in
had authorized 2,500,000 shares
which 1,863,200 shares were out¬
standing.
There were also outstanding $37,500 of two-year 6% notes,
which the
company
is now arranging to call in for exchange into
10
par
United
and
Under
Aller,
\ Thor Corp.—Par
offering
stock,
common
L.
underwriting is involved.
on an exploration and develop¬
carry
corporation
The
stock
program..,
Prior
This
to
UGI
Co.—Subsidiary Financing—
-
the
by
Texas
additional
subscribers
invested
sum
be
shall
produc¬
refunding
to
par
fall,
in
The
year
non¬
from
capital
at
transferable warrants,
for working capital,
^
H.
stock
struction
of
company
returns
participating
equivalent
subscriptions
than
shares
at 21 cents per
or
fully
amount
an
No
less
proceeds
ment
in
stock.
company
250,000
attractive,
more
returns,
of
of
production, to be issued
on
offering
common
holders
to
offer
cents)
10
offer
smelter
net
paid
certificates based
of
this
limited
offered
be
to
used
would pay for a part of the system's con¬
which entails expenditures of about $40,060,000 this
$50,000,000 in 1952.
Mr. Aller explained that funds acquired from the bond issues would
be
supplemented by cash from internal sources and possibly from
Talisman Mining & Leasing Co.—Stock Offered-—
company is making a
assessable common stock (par
be
or
possibly the following spring, depending on market
Texas Power & light Co., another subsidiary, may sell
approximately $14,000,000 in bonds, Mr. Aller added. He emphasized,
however, that Texas Utilities Co. is able to carry Texas power & Light
and another subsidiary, Dallas Power & Light Co., through
1951 on
-
The
to
$11,500,000
Next
\
.
will
Federal
United Corp. (Del.)—Seeks Exchange Approval—
conditions,
after
common
stock
common
proceeds
the
with
President, the company's system
about $25,000,000 in financing in the next year.
sidering
cash
set
The
1564.
p.
According
34,399 shares
new
issue,
>.f
The
notification
of
of
common
of
issue
new
par
common
preferred,
split
of
of
letter
a
stockholders through
common
underwriting.
160,
filed
common
..
preferred
share
one
to
16
shares
19,434
share)
Texas Utilities
special meeting, June 8, to
from 486,600 shares of $10 par
•
seeks
also
The-company
new
May
on
♦Excludes
Bellville, Tex.—Files—
in¬
provide the company with
(
of
company
per
>
30,383,204'156,137,749 119,820.691
24,718.887 119,283,837
94,677,720
9,060,017
taxes__
taxes
ity
15,638,967
$7,700,486
693,313
—
$5,500,000
covering
($5
-
,
1951—4 Mos.—1950
railway
income
Equip,
$20,843,816
;
without
a
stock
common
of
stock.
common
preferred stock,
ma¬
Lines)—Earnings—
between
41.440,344
32,380,327
revenues
oper.-expenses
Ne(
3,953,584
4,395,967
capital structure.
authorized
2,QOO.OOO
the
working capital made
stockholders
Increase
The
Insur¬
equipment
new
1951—Month—1950
sources
financing program which involves the retire¬
presently outstanding 4>A%
volume of
flexible
more
The
,
Central
$
oper.
Federal
$5,205,627 $24,980,247
Texas Southeastern Gas Co.,
of the common stock and a private placement of a
issue
currently
being
negotiated
through
Lehman
financing program is designed to supply the company
additional
crease
over-all
the
of
for-one
to
Massachusetts
the
in
•
3,192,597
1951—Month—1950"
$6,353,224
___
1893.
p.
new preferred stock, the conversion
rate and redemption prices
supplied by amendment to the registration statement.
The proposed sale of the new preferred stock will constitute one step
6f
of
to
accounts
,
42,391,615
8,827,114
3,151,674
from
company
it
the
Union
(& Leased
offsetting
.
.
Inc.
income
The
after
will be
a
38,694,996
9,234,453
To Offer Equipments—
company's outstanding common stock on the basis
stock for each 25 shares of common stock
preferred
giving effect to a two-for-one split of the common
shares,
The offering will be underwritten by a group of underwriters
headed by Lehman Erothers and Harris, Hall & Co.' The dividend rate
for
(Excl.
Other
operationsincome—
oper,
ry
Net
34,399
value.
par
holders
of
registration statement with the SEC on May
shares of cumulative convertible preferred
a
Union Pacific RR.
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
revenue
railway
Net
1
2193,
1893.
p.
Period End. April 30—
ci
;
v.
used
operations
of
Vice-President
p.
$2,500,000 credit arrangement made
On April 13, the first $l,->
borrowed.
was
:
Net
Sutherland Paper Co.—Registers With SEC—
fThe
3,180.107
1,322,930
*
Texas & Pacific
(President
Peo
Damon
8.
—V.
Net
29,
$10,595,992
1,977,067
712,821
38,052,248
The
dividend
a
1948
$9,065,050
oper,
shares.
before
a
Period End. Apr. 30—•
railway—^.. 46,044.332
railway^____
11,248,081
income,.3,677,443
from
ry,
173,
the
and
proceeds are to be
chinery.—V. 165, p. 1362.
1949
650,666
"B"
annum
This brought to $2,000,000 the total amount of
placed under
500,000
2,043,373
.■?
913,497
500,000
with the two insurance firms.
near
$9,138,165
2,092,558
income___
from
Net
Net
(Presi¬
(President
of
(Executive
Franz
and
railway__„ $11,487,761
railway.,„
oper.
record
a
with
notes
Co.
Insurance
H. Baker
Diamond
Ralph
> ." **
...
Melvin
S.
Corp.);
Corp.);
Airlines, Inc.).
173, p. 1796.
V.
Udd;
C.
Hamlin & Lunt);
of
Gypsum
Refractories
Frontier
Trans
(partner
National
of
John
Secretary, George P. Phillips.
Udd tPresident,. Bheiaton Hotels, Ltd.); Geoige
of Kenefick, Etss, Letchworfh, Baldy & Phillips);.
John
are:
Phillips
Samuel
from
ry.
cents
10
of
•
■
■
ance
From Jan. 1—
and
Lunt;
from
Net
:
President,
are:
D.
Directors
.
Gross
Net
of
subscribed, all of the funds going into the treasury
':1950
for
share-per
for
annum.—V,
x-',
promissory
year
in
RR.—Earnings—
1951
shares
per
stock
The
Texas & New Orleans
of
Uarco, Inc.—Loans Placed Privately—The company on
15 placed privately $500,000 additional 2.95% 15-
pipeline along the com¬
northern Kentucky and addi¬
tion
of
18,580
compressor
horsepower, including new
Shreveport, La., and Madison, Ind.—V. 173, p. 2193,
to
1150.
p.
main
tne
dividend
May
26-inch
pany's present system from Louisiana
the
for
ordered, and that construction
approvel is received.
Initial
FPC
of
receive
of $300,000 per
excess
the
substantial portion of
a
500,000
paid
■
beer
nas
alter
Lines, Inc.—Initial Div.—
its first cash
stock, payable June 30 to holders
three-year period ending June 1,
1954.
After 30 cents has been paid on the "A"
stock, the two classes
receive dividends that year, on a parity, share for share.
Net
earnings are reported to be currently running at a rate in
million
200
A
!.
shares
be
northeastern
(2)
'Loss.
NOTE—Sales
to
up
"A"
can
Vice-President in
the material needed
subsidiaries
1351
$106,720
taxes
income
receive
to
deliveries through the new facilities can begin early next year.
Included in the Texas Gas expansion program are the following:
(1) Construction of 185 miles of 26-inch pipe linking gas-gathering
Sterling, Inc.—Earnings—
before
testified
balance of
can
1893.
Gas
May 21 declared
class
15.
changed
lint
Line
Texas
for
on
the
1994.
p.
Air Cargo
There
are
presently outstanding only 250,000 shares of class A
stock, because at a special stockholders' meeting held May 14, O. 'Roy
Chalk
(President) and his wife, Mrs. Claire Chalk, voluntarily ex¬
daily.
E. Ingham,
ing,
share on
June
through a new 26-inch lateial,
Corporation.
^ contract negotiated
26-incn
Pipe
calls
Gas
pipeline required for the project.
$0.04
Quarter Ended March 31—
-
Profit
feet
L.
main
Gas
United
United
Caribbean
directors
The
the southern portion of the Texas
and
per
company's
from
with
1,356,000
$0.57
share___
Memphis
Pullman, Inc., above.—V. 173,
Trans
company
the
and
$58,051
1,385.000
outstanding—
common
p.
taxes
—
shares
per
173,
taxes
Canadian income
income
Net
Common,
Earnings
"
income
state
customers in
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
Trailmobile Co.—Proposed Sale—
See
,
*
to
1951
$7,631,904
3 Months Ended March 31—
Federal,
day
a
noted that firm delivery capacity of its present 2,400
mile pipeline system exceeds 660 million cubic feet a day.
Supplies for the new project will come from Texas Gas' gas-gath¬
ering subsidiaries In southwestern Louisiana, which will be connected
Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
feet
system.
The
Standard
cubic
be made available, on
an
inteirupt^ble basis, to the Tennessee
Valley Authority at johnsonvJlle, Term. This supply will enable TVA to
meet
growing power
requirements of two Atomic Energy plants at
Oak
Ridge, Tenn., and Paducah, Ky., as well as other industrial
plants.
The gas will be available to TVA when it is not required
1850
$12,645,051
703,025
53,141
-
taxes
addition, Texas Gas announced that 90 million
will
1951
$18,128,021
10 Months Ended April 30—
l4-
.
.
7
ti-
offering
will
be
underwritten
by
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2295)
United Wholesale Druggists, Inc.
(Mass.)—Stock Offer
The
At
corporation
($25
par
number
of
shares
stock
common
in
April
share),
per
is
of
in
offered
without
this
the
stock
hands
1,106
shares
of
preferred
the
of
v"
resale
and
for
working
pari
corporation
$50
at
in
April
share,
per
outstanding number
of
'
The
proceeds are
stockholders and
to
offered
without
shares
to
be
for
used
to
capital.
1,175
shares
of
capital
This
stock
the
4,000.
used
to
working
purchase
merchandise
for
Starr,
interests
*ra,s
of
in
President,
the
completed
crude
period
and
rels
in
equal
monthly
price
of
80-acre
oil
the
selling
current
cash
for
for
has
company
of
the
in
25
$527,944- in
'This
that
Lease
May
deliverable
oil
(the
Nidevcr
announced
Binkley-NIdever
on
and
six
has
during
of
of
this
over
Oil
being $2.53
equipment.
Upjohn Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.—Dedicates
New Plant—
Production Facilities Increased
by 50%—
One
of
placed
site
the
in
just
full
S.
firm's
meet
modern
operation
outside
Donald
the
most
last
Kalamazoo,
Gilmore,
production
the
pharmaceutical
growing
week
it
capacity
need
for
by
was
President,
by
Consolidated
under
buildings and
one
19
roof
of
acres
in
the
company
the
almost
drugs
forces.
30
this
announced
said
by
plants
50%
both
and
would
would
civilians
are operations
floor space in
which
>
the
it
formerly occupied
downtown
Kalamazoo.-
Net
from
Net
V?-
ry.
railway
railway
of
*34,122
*29,764
*61,946
*41,574
*37,144
Net
from
from
Net ry.
$117,202
railway
342,878
;
395,766
*151,497
*163.543
!.
*115,638
173,
691,439
*39,184
*52,678
*69,946
GIVING
special
consider
meeting
Works—Financing Plans—
of
stockholders
has
been
called
($100
issuable
in
June
8
to
proposals for
financing an increase in the company's produc¬
ing facilities, August Kochs,
Chairman, announced on May 18.
Authorization of
of
$50
to
2,500,000
the
to
value
par
from
150.000 shares of
and
an
$850,000
cumulative
increase
shares,
in
is
the
to
second
preferred stock
authorized
be
voted
company will issue a 100% stock dividend and will
group of institutional investors an initial
series of
a
lative
said.
second
This
preferred
series
be convertible
On
into
March
common
$100 par
Mr.
expected
common
the
31,
stock
is
shares
and
for
to
a
bear
total
of
annual
If
approved,
sell
privately
100,000
cumu¬
$5,000,000,, Mr.
dividends
Kochs
4%
of
and
to
stock.
capitalization
9i.898 shares
was
of
767,388
3Vg'/c
shares
cumulative
of
$5
preferred
.
par
Cost
par),
$4.04
towards
about
Silver
the
the
entire
end
of
$9,400,000
Bow,
will
about
Silver
Bow,
about
$1,000,000
about
1952,
be
was
required
$1,000,000
$2,600,000
for
program,
estimated
for
for
for
the
at
expansion
additional
be
completed
furnace
Of
this,
facilities at
mine
of
development
processing plants
stock
and
Eberstadt
&
173, p. 1703.
the
held, with
privilege of purchasing additional shares on an allot¬
basis, subject to the prior subscription
rights of
ment
other
warrant
holders.
The
offer
expires at 3:30
p.m.
permit
June
15,
1952,
and
revolving credit
notes,
bearing
27/8% thereafter
15, 19541, will be used
Seattle-First National Bank
company's
construction program.
from April 1, to Dec.
31,
to
pay oil
and
to fi¬
This
program
1951,
of
during 1952; and of $5,256,850
during
application, "approval of the proposed
the
the
a
by
June
from
$26,861,000
to
under
represented
company
$12,-
1953.
borrowings
to
that, conditioned upon earnings
being sufficient,
company thereafter will
issue
"additional first
mortgage bonds
the extent possible and
that such additional
bonds will have the
of
reducing the bank loans."
The company
further
contemplates that at the time of
its fhst
permanent debt
financing, it will formulate r. program
for the com¬
plete refunding of all of the
bank loans and to
provide for its cash
requirements, and that this plan will
include
a
provision for the
retirement of the
outstanding preferred stock In a
manner
then to
be proposed.
'•
'
The lending banks are
Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York, Mellon
National Bank & Trust
Co., and Seattle-First National
Bank, Spokane.
—V. 173, p. 1216.
the
effect
$61,200,000
10,000,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
*
3,575,000
par)—-_
the
289,471 Shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
4,946,412 shs.
underwriting
agreement
Weisfield's, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With
SEC—
&
corporation on May-21 filed a
letter of notification with the
covering 5,244 shares of capital stock
to be offered at
$53 per
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used for working
capital—V. 171, p. 1299.
Strudwick__
.80
1.40
2.30
Inc.
F.
Cassell
&
& Co._
&
Burr, Inc._
1.40
S.
&
The
Boston
Nolan
Galleher
&
Corp
5.00
Inc
Ripley
&
Horner
&
Mason,
.80
.
Scott
5.00
Smith, Barney & Co
Spencer Trask
Co.—,
Co.,
Stringfellow—
(Inc.)— 1.40
1.40
1.40
Whiting, Weeks
.1.40
.80
'Ji
Operating income—^,,
exps.' excl. of dc-
Net
Int.
Apr. 30,*51
Apr. 30,'51
Apr. 30,'50
$536,308
$1,062,079
$1,022,817
Ipt.
356.263
685,742
657,348
72,682
72,682
145,364
$107,364
The
City
agent
3%
D.
all
(as
of
stock
actual
Illinois
shares
National
trustees
When
the
senting 80%
the
trust
were
certificates
effected
that
as
trust
of the
and
held
of
stock
the
for
capital
the
of
&
Jeep
Some
the
$230,973
$219,971
a
Year—
May
on
;
-
been appointed
mortgage bonds,
*
-
*
•
-
V
program
designed to
being initiated
is
year
the
save
by
24,
this
government
corporation,
several
it
was
1,
stock
of
was
The
13,066
1951,
the
the
voting .(trust
corporation,
under
originally held,
1,
on
of
their
were
of
the
termi¬
Continental
depositary
the
1951,
the
or 20% of the
As of May 1,
&
sq.
ft.
Towne
of
floor
space
will
be
of
the
stock.
179,883
shares,
corporation,
shares
of
the
were
repre¬
held
in
corporation,
1951, holders of voting
trust
stock
of the
corporation had
trust certificates for
stock, so
1,772 holders of stock of the
voting
corpora¬
tion, leaving 887 holders of
voting trust certificates,
representing 40,164
shares, who have not as yet arranged for the
exchange.—V. 167, P. 158.
Manufacturing Co.
company recently announced sale of
Detecto
F.
June
parts
"Kron.".
Mr.
1,
the
sale
be
Included
inventory,
but
in
the
ndne
transaction
sale
of
of
said
the
used
space,
scale
to
are
the
machine'hours
business,
relieve
which
pressure
industrial trucks and
hoists.—V.
of
Industrial
industrial scale business
scale
Yale
..
Twyman
will
1951.
and
Sells
its
Scale, Inc., of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Twyman, Vice-President, said the
ment,
Feb.
of
shares,
there
before
wax
Scale Business—
to
Feb.
date
"
,
has
first
of
devoted to the project—
completion, will employ around 500 persons^-ln
a
building
by the company last year from the
War Assets Adminis¬
tration.—V, 173, p. 2211.
effective
outstanding shares
exchange
/
York,
upon
252,000
9,261
corporation through
Co. of Chicago,
representing 140,339 shares
said
a
385,000
which,
$45,095
corporation
Trust
terminated
44,727
Farmers
packaging
dollars
262,683
transfer agent for
by stockholders.
the
of
of
Bank
and
Co.—Paying Agent—
Trust Co., New
registrar for $2,800,000
1981.—V. 170, p. 49.
due
t.
•
.
.
and the holders of
voting trust certificates were notified
thereof
requested to exchange their
voting trust certificates for certificates
voting
$2.06
t
and
Millions
A
million
$40,970
nated
and
200,000
•
.
$22,014
TERMINATED—On
amended)
the
$1.56
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Mummified
Jeeps Will
Save
2,787
126,591
$18,956
agreement
-which
200,000
7''
Bank
paying
>
6,475
136,091
bonds-
TRUST
* 200,000
$1.07
2584.
seris
Yale
note
loss
VOTING
.1943
$951,683
413,559
-
E.
Net
1949
$783,241
311,388
145,497
$123,610
r
income
income
on
%
1950
purchased
329.479
first mtge.
on
Subs.)—Earnings—
anointed in oil, swathed in cotton
and
shipment to Army bases
overseas.
The company
spending $750,000 for conveyors and other
equipment for this cod¬
dling of Jeep parts.
j$525,770
depreciation-
oper.
r.
is
-Year Ended-
Oct. 31,'50
preciation
for
*
•'
+
,
Spare parts for Jeeps will be
Oper.
Prov.
the
$652,571
214,305
charges and taxes
outstanding_____
Wichita Water
dipped in
Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—Six Months Ended—
i*
(&
r
T. 1
announced
Wacker-Wabash
*■*'
for
series- P,
instalments
•
.
share
per
p.
bids
annual
'
'''
5.00
& Stubbs—
1931.
p.
Earnings
167,
—V.
receive
certificates,
by equipment to cost
approximately
1931.
p.
after
shares
will
trust
15 equal
.
to be secured
are
173,
revenues
income
Capital
13
equipment
5.00
Tucker, Anthony & Co
White, Weld & Co._—
5.00
—
&
Net
1.40
Inc.
,80
Inc.
173,
Scott,
Co
5.00
Goodwyn & Olds
Operating
2.30
&
.80
Inc._
Forgan & Co...
Goldman, Sachs & Co
—V.
Riter
.80
Co.,
Glore,
Harriman
Curtis
June
on
Wichita River Oil Corp.
1.20
Inc,
noon
$3,504,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.80
Mitchum, Tully & Co—___ 1.40
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Co.— 2.30
Co.„—
1.40
&
First
Folger,
2.30
&
to
1951, and to mature in
1952,
*
The certificates
$4,452,455.—V.
5.00
Mason-Hagan,
.80
Co
Dillon
Estabrook
Brothers
Mackall & Coe__.
.80
Dickson & Co., Inc.__
Eastman,
Lehman
dated July 1,
beginning July 1,
Johnston, Lemon & Co
.80
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 5.00
W. C.
Langley & Co.— 2.30
Lee Higginson
Corp._______ 2.30
.80
—
be
W.
.80
Co., Inc.—.
to
E. Hutton &
Co.——,. 2.30
Investment Corp. of Norfolk
.80
1.40
Branch, Cabell
company up
purchase from it of
1.40%
Parsons & Co.—:
2.30
Hornblower & Weeks— 2.30
Blyth & Co., Inc.—.*.
5.00
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
C.
The
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
7.30%
_____
&
Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.
A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc.—
Western Maryland
Ry.—Bids for Equipments—
.
Webster Securities
'
The
SEC
each
underwriter
purchase at the subscription
price the percentage set
its name below of the
opposite
shares not purchased
upon exercise of
but
the obligations
warrants,
of
the underwriters
may
terminate on various
conditions:
'
•
to
agrees
1
-
7,000,000 shs
_
'
'
100,000 shs
UNDERWRITERS—In
for
Virginia Electric & Power Co. — Stock
Offering—The
company has-offered its common stockholders of
record
May 25 the right to subscribe for
449,674 additional
shares of common stock
(par $10) at $19 per share, on
the basis of one new share
for each 10 shares
until
be
make
orderly and economical provision
for the long-term
financing of its construction
program."
The com¬
pany contemplates that its
permanent
financing incident to the retire¬
ment of the bank
notes will be dene in two
or
more steps.
The first
step, to be taken late in 1951 or
early in 1952, will involve the
issuance of mortgage bonds
"to
the maximum
extent
the bank
possible and
loans at that time will
be largely or
all
retired."
It
further contemplated
is
for
100,000 shs
($10
near
working capital.
"
*'
' 4
Co., Inc., of New York is
handling both the private
sale of the preferred stock
and the loan agreement
with The Equitable
Life Assurance
Society of the United States.—V.
F.
will
Outstanding
289,491 shs
dividend
$14,000,000.
electric
phosphate
to
to
Power
&
Light
Co.,
on
authorization to enter into
for
borrowings
to
than
loans
the
SEC
23A %
later
part,
According
1,000,000 shs,
(etc.)
expected
paid
stock,
$
expansion
in
999,150;
FINANCING
cumula¬
dividend
$4.20
Common
Life
of
PRESENT
____
,
said
the company will borrow
$4,000,000 more from the
Assurance Society of the United
States, bringing the
total of this loan to
$9,000,000.
This loan, to bear interest
at 3%,
will mature Sept.
1, 1970.
Repayment will begin Sept. 1, 1956.
The new funds are
planned principally to expand the
company's
electric furnace plant at
Silver Bow, Mont., and to increase
facilities
at its four
processing plants.
Mr. Kochs
remarked, "This has been
made
necessary by the continued increase in demand for
phosphorus
and phosphates."
On completion of the
present expansion program,
Including construction in progress, the
company's capacity will be
Increased by about two-thirds.
Equitable
(not
bank
nance,
•
Harris, Hall & Co.
value,.
Kochs
stock
common
upon.
TO
series
dividend
Drexel
for
been
Closed
stock
tive,
R.
Victor Chemical
EFFECT
F
Davenport & Co
A
have
Authorized
Preferred
Coffin
1931.
p.
stock
refunding mortgage bonds__
Unlimited
2%%, due March 1, 1975—
$64,000,000
3%, due March 1, 1978
10,000,000
Series G 27/»%, due June
1, 1979 :
20,000,000
Series H .2-74%; due
Sept. 1, 1980__
20,000,000
Notes 1%%, due
1951-1956—
:
546,57$
*6,902
*95,955
income
♦Deficit.—V.
*42,698
*43,792
■
railway——
oper.
$63,381
maturity
of
American
the
covering
to
outstanding
30
and
Series
Anderson
1948
*59,544
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1949
$84,508
income
oper.
1950
$51,964
to
1951,
Corp
1951
from
common
Since June
years.
30,
CAPITALIZATION
Stone
Ry.—Earnings—
/April—
Gross
the
on
.
.Utah
of
to
uankr;
interest at the rate
Series E
to
armed
subsidiary
application
witn
exceed $26,000,000.
Proceeds of the
borrowings,
on
News.
the- rate
April
not
of
in
gas
at
First
was
increase
enable
and
$127,000,000
$42,000,000
made
to
1.
plant
spend
1948, quarterly dividends "have been
cents per
common share.
For the 12 months
the company reported
operating revenues of
$65,043,371 and net income of $10,436,265.
1,500-acre
a
spent
company
supplies electricity in most of
Virginia
North Carolina and
West Virginia.
It also supplies
Norfolk and Newport
portions
consecutive
$5
nation
on
June
on
new
company
expects
to
Of
Field
wells
on
the
Binkleyapproximately 7,000,000 bar¬
years.—V. 172, p. 2029.
12
the
company,
agreement
contemplates the expenditure
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
barrels
ten-year
per
barrel)
productive
last
help finance the company's
treasury for costs of previous
the
and
an
will
a
oil
lease
company's
million
1946-1950
improvements
This
May 28
capacity,
in
ended
Nose
ten
quantities
such
produced
the
sale
Coalinga
consideration
certain
drilled
lease
therefrom
a
sale
11
Washington Water Power Co.—Seeks
Bank Loans—
has agreed to
BUSINESS—The
and
paid
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.—Sells
Lease—
G.
new
26
"
E.
of
resale
1419.
p.
banking group head¬
In
chiefly on new generating
capacity.
Since ly46 the
company
installed 220,000 kilowatts of new
generating capacity, and during
next three years
expects to complete a total of
550,000 kilowatts
natural
capital.—V. -173,
the
reimburse
or
During
and
from
1951,
(no
increase
will
program
construction.
has
Pittsburgh, Inc.—Offer
underwriting.
to
be
the
United Wholesale Druggists of
The
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
additions
to
An investment
ed by Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.
underwrite the offering.
No
established
no
are
for
June 11.
on
construction
preferred stock (which is callable
at par)
has
dividend rate and dividends are not
cumulative.
The proceeds from the sale of the
1,106 shares
merchandise
the
public.
The
purchase
stock
underwriting.
This will bring
outstanding to 10,000 shares.
(EDT)
would
patents,
become
equip¬
trademarks, except
and
manpower released by
was
conducted in Philadelphia,
defense requirements for Yale
173, p. 2095,
7
7
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
9 Months Ended April 30—
Profit before income
Provision for Federal
income taxes
Net
1951
Canadian
Capital
shares
per
p.
172,
$3,730,850
-
outstanding
share
2130.
1,728,182
1,423,200.
$2,556,679
$2,735,178
408.658
408,658
$2,307,650
408,653
$6.26
—
Earnings
1949
$4,513,360
i
2,501,503
income
—V.
1950
$5,053,182
taxes
and
$6.81
$5.63
,•
9-
i
■
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
A
.
Monday, June 4, 19. i
DIVIDENDS
payment date.
»
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
Hickok
7-
2
6-15
25c
6-29
"V
(quar.)
Corp.__
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
(quar.)_
,___
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—i_
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & -Power
Corp.
Investment
Commonwealth
7-
25c
Solvents
Commercial
50c
6-27
6-15
$1.25
8-1
7-6
6-
6
7- 2
6-
6
75c
7-10
6-14
2
6-13
;; 7- 2
6-13
Addressograph Multigraph Corp. (quar.)___
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.
(quar.)_
_
Life
Aetna
Albertor.
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)
50c
r
2
6-15
37 l/2c
Inc., common
(quar.)__—______—
preferred (quar.) —____
& Western Ry. (s-a I
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (quar.)
Allied Electric Products, Inc. (N. j.)—
Alden's,
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-20
11.06 »/4
4Va %
$3
American
.•
__—_
Si Derrick
Co.—
(quar.)
i.
Snuff
Co.,
Tobacco Co.,
Arkansas
Power
75c
-convertible-preferred
2
6-14
7-
2
6-14
7-
2
3
7-
3
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-
6-12
dep.
receipts for
Columbia Telephone
(interim.)
ord.
(quar.)
•«..
Burriham
G%
i
Butler
\
Corp.,
6-30
6-14
6-30
6-14
Fibre
35c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-16
1
7-17
7-
1
Bread
Dry Ginger Ale,-Inc.',
Canada
1
6-14
7-
1
1
1
5%
3%%
Carriers
(quar.)_.
(quar.) _—___
(quar.)—___4_'_____—
Company,
preferred
& General
common
Corp.,
at $42
29
share plus this
per
June
dividend.
Ltd.
._
Central Fibre Products voting, common—
common
Extra
National
—
Corp
preferred
A
B
1
6-14
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-20
3
6-20
$50c
7-
,_
Ry.
6-
1
6-11
6-20
6-30 -
6-12
6-12
s
6-1
;
6-22
6-30
6-20
15C
7-20
40C
6-11
50c
-
-
6-13
25c
77-
150c
(quar.)—
Co.,
General
Candy
Electric
Co.
6-15
7y2c
2
66-
8
6-
8
".':
7- 2
:
•
25c
;
37y2C
15c
"6-
40c
6-13
6-30
6-
1
50c
6-15
6-
6
Parts
-Genuine
9334c
7-
2
6-15
10c
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
60c
$20c
tion
6-29
7-
40c
6-15
6-
5
80c
6-15
6-
5
5
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
$1.18%
$1.183/4
25c
7-
6-11
2
7-
2
6-11
6-
6
6-
1
6-13
6-
4
6-
1
5-19
5c
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
Grand
(increased)_
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Supply (quar.)
CJimax
Molybdenum Co.—
Clinton Water Works—
7%
pfd.
Entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on July 15 at $100 per share plus
this dividend
1—
Coast Counties Gas & Electric Co.—
4%
preferred A (quar.).
4.30% preferred B (quar.)
Coble Dairy Products. Inc.. 5% pfd. (quar.)
Collins Radio Co., $2.75 pfd.
(quar.)_
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp. (quar.)
Builders
6-
6-15
5
Class
7-
5
6-15
7-
5
6-15
7-
2
B
6-18
Lakes
(Daniel)
Extra
6-11
Hall
45c
6-11
Haloid
6-11
6-15
7-
1
6-20
1-2-52
12-20
50c
50c
7-
6-20
3
6-15
6-30
7-15
25c
6-30
30c
62 y2 c
68 %c
F.)
(W.
(increased quar.)__
prior
Co..
6-11
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
Common
(quar.)
6-30
6-11
Hawaiian
6-
1
5-15
Hawaiian
7-
2
6-21
Hecla
$1
6-11
6-
4
371/2 c
6-29
6-
8
Holme
7%
Brass
Mlg.
$62y2c
6-30
6-11
Nation-Wide
6-30
6-11
National
6-22
6-11
National
6
National
Commercial
(George
preferred
&
Decatur
(irreg.)
Corp.
Breweries,
6-15
6-
7-
3
6-15
6-20
5-31
$$1.50
7-16
6-30
National
7-16
6-30
National Sewer Pipe Co.,
7- 2
6-15
New
New
7-
2
6-11
6-30
6-21
6-30
6-21
New
6-18
6-28
•
9-18
$1.12%
9-28
50c
6-21
6-
7
No-Sag
60c
6-20
6-
8
Oahu
15c
6-15
6-
5
Ohio
20c
6-
7
5-31
10c
6-12
5-29
25c
6-20
50c
7-
2
43%C
7-
2
6-11
Alkali
l
i.—_—
Sugar
Brass
& Sugar Co.,
Ltd
(quar.)__
W.)
Co..
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
.
6-
4
Class
B
*
class
River
Sand,
6%
6-14
6-14
6-14
25c
7- 2
6- 6
6-15
$1.50
56(4c
$1.1834
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
6-18
6-4
6-11
6-11
25c
60c
6-8
6-15
25c
20c
6-15
6-15
—
$1.25
$1.25
6-23
6-23
$1
(s-a).—__
60c
6-12
7- 1
,
•
.
—_——
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
50c
—_
,1".
A
common
(quar.)^
6hio Forge & Machine:
Ohio
7- 2
7-2
6-15
6- 7
6- 6
5-31
—
(quar.)_—
Ltd
Co.,
Co.,
common
6-20
7- 2
6-21
7- 3
7- 2
7- 2
—_____
Co
Co.
7- 2
6-25
Insurance
Spring
6-28 '
6-15
6-11
Niagara
6-15
6- 4
40c
Orleans Public Service, com.
434%
preferred
(quar.) ___—_—
New Yorker Magazine, Inc.
(quar.)
6-29
6-14
6- 8
6-20
5-28
6-15
(Pgh.)—
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
9-28
6- 8
$$1.20
Ltd.—
(accum.)
clase A
(quar.)
England Laundries., Inc.—
preferred
(quar,)—
7-14
6-15
.
6-4
6-21
15c
75c
—>—
England
10-15
$37V2c
_____
New
-
$6
—
Co..—
Mfg.
Quarterly
6-15
$1.12y2
___
&
6-15
6- 5
7- 2
Co.
Radiator
Screw
__—
National Union Fire Insurance
2
7-
$4Oc
——
convertible
$2.40
$15c
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)___
preferred
National
7
Ltd.,
Grocers,
—
Extra
$1.50
75c
$25c
—
Ltd.
50c
6-20
6-15
75c
6-15
6-15
RR.—
$5c
6-
12V2c
(s-a) — —9334c
Securities Co., Inc. (Md.)___—
15c
Aviation
.
6-15
6-28
6-29
6-15
6-22
7- 2
guaranteed common
7Vz'/c
.
V 6-15
7- 2
"
$20c
30c
50c
50c
of
,
(quar.)___
.__
Agricultural
Mining Co.
_________
America, com. (quar.)—:i
4%
preferred (quar.)
_________
Mutual Fund (Kansas City)
(quar.)___—__
Myers (F. E.) Brothers Co
—
Corp.
Murray
6-11
$1.37%
Co
Co.___"
Paint Co , Ltd.
Co. of Texas, Inc
6-11
1
30c
30c
Corp
Investors
Plan
6-30
7-
6- 8
6-8
5-31
Co.,
A
6-22
$1.37%
(quar.)____
common
7-14 >7-5
6-15
6-15
$1.25
I
preferred
preefrred
Hastings
6-20
6-20
5-31
6-20
6-29
7- 1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
7J/2c
6-14
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4'/2 %
(quar.)
Harrisburg Steel Corp. (quar.)
Harvey Hubbell, Inc. (quar.)
| •
6-11
2
$1
Harbor
Harris-Seybold
$5
6-25
35c
common
preferred (quar.)
Plywood Corp
4%
6-29
7-
32 (4c
6-15
•
7-1
Murphy
"30c
(quar.)_
Co.
Printing
Company,
4V2%
$1.75
Service
6-15
.6- 5
class
Mueller
$S3
:
—
Public
6-15
36c
—
37V2c
; 7- 2
Utilities
preferred (quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co., com.
4.50%
$7
—___——
Quarterly
6-30
6-29
7-2
(quar.)
Co.
40c
Company—
10c
7- 1
7-14
dividend)
(quar.)__
(stock
Extra
10c
(B.)
•.
_„___—________
15c
Montana-Dakota
8*
130c
Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Grinnell
Corp.
(quar.)
,
Guarantee Co. of North America (Montreal)-
Gulf
(s-a)
.
T-io
6-30
6- 7
6-20
6-30 *.
6-22
50c
$1.25."
(resumed) ___—25c
Rubber
Nashville
(quar.)
Plating
Great
Green
6-28
.
P.rick,: Inc.__—jf.—20c
Building Co. (quar.)_________
30c
Corp.
10c
—
7- 2
7- 2
(quar.)
$75c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
A
Class
______
Appliance Corp.__~_;
Mission
"
7-10
20c
;
4%
100%
.
6-15
6- 1
6- 4
6-15
6-15
6-15
6- 7
6-18
5-29
6- 5
6-19
6- 8
/ 6- 8
6-22
$1.12V2
50c
6-15
10c
quar.)
(increased
6-15
6-15
7-2
common
7-25
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Great Lakes
7-1
Reiineries,
Mohawk
110c
>'6- 5
6-30
6-30
7- 1
Mission
5
plus
Corp
(quar.)____
6-15
-6-15
6-15
6-22
6-8
8
6-
6-
6-8
-
6-15 ' 5-31
6-30
6- 8
6-30
6- 8
6-30
6-8
7- 1,
6-15
5c-.
preferred
12-20
25c
25c
22V2c
6-
1::
6-20
9-19
20c
100%
1
1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-20
(quar.)__.._____—$1.75
Moore Drcp Forging Co., corn,
(quar.)
20c
434% convertible preferred (quar.)
—_
59%c
Morgan Engineering, common—_
25c
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
62'/2c
;
6-15
7-
7-
7-18
-
"
;
,
>
3c
—_———50c
Company
j
6-15
~~3~5c
Stores (quar.i
Great Lakes Industries, Inc
6-27
$1.50
share
Inc
Varnish
Rapids
30c
$1.50
per
25c
_____—_—
(stock dividend).
common
Morris
Drug
Gray
5-22
25c
$10
—
;
conv.
Murray
Industries,
Grand
Midval
6-21
20c
:
dividend.)
6-~7
3
at
30
June
on
1st
'
called for redemp¬
issue
(entire
Co.,
A
(Directors took no action on common pay¬
ment at meeting held May 26).
•
•
pfd.
Corp.
Class
8-
.
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-15
f$l *
25c
$2.25
___i.
Crrp.
Metropolitan
,
Co.—
Coal
Alden
Glen
,
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)_________—
Miller Manufacturing Co., com. (qttar,)____
4
50c
com._
—__
(quar.)—
conv.
$1.25
1
$1.25
'
L.)
(W.
75c
(quar.)
•
May Department Stores (stock dividend)—
McKinney Mfg. Co.
(quar.)____
$1.50
$10c
7
6-
Iilaxon
25c
Mills, Inc., common (extra)
preferred (quar.)—
General Petroleums of Canada, Ltd.,
6-.5
6-15
9-29
80c
$1
4(/2%
75c
10c
Company
Mid-West
5-16
6-12
6-12
6-30
fl5c
*
HVzC ': 6-18
(s-a)—
•
Merchants Distilling Corp.
4
6-15
v
tl5c
i
Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
Metropolitan
1
6-30
28V0c
fl5c
• 6-12
6-30
8- 1
7-2
6-29
6-29
6-30
"
—
& Co., common
preferred
6-15
■
6-30
6-20
7- 2
7- 2
3IV4C
' 10c
_____
(s-a)
Baumann
6-15
6-30
34 %c
.
6-15
6-29
r
50c
... $1
-
6-15
5%
8
7- 2
7-
7- 2
6- 9
,-.7- 2
Mengel
6-29
—
(quar.)
1
6-
'
5-31
6-15
6- 1
6- 9
-1 6-15
36c
" 35c
$2
> 10c
& Hoverson Co., com.—
J.)
preferred
Medford
% 7-30
5c '
(quar.)
Co.
4
7
6-15
6-15 " "5-31
58c
(quar.)__________
Corp.
A.
Extra
V
7-16
6-15
$$1.19
com.
5
6-15
.
5-31
$2.50
'
7- 2
$1.05
8c
common
,
1
6
6-30
6-
!•
(quar,)__
class A
6-
6-15
Mastic
6-18
2
6-22
Co., common (quar.)
31 (4c
preferred (quar.)_______________
$1.12y2
Asphalt
Corp.
——10c
Matson
Navigation
—
25c
Maule
Industries, Inc.—_____________—__
5c
5
8-30
■r
2
preferred (quar.)______________
$$1.25
Maryland Casualty Co.. com. (increased s-a)
50c
$1.05 conv. preferred (s-a)_——.—__
521/2c
$2.10 prior preferred (s-a)—
—$1.05
6-18
2
7-
20c
3%
7-
5%
6
6-
2
6-22
'
6■
2
Maryland Drydock
7-
8
7-
6-8
6-15
MacKinnon
6-11
_
6-
6-19
7- 2
(
Lukenheimer
6-11
35c
"
6-15
6-25
.
2
.
*
6-30
25c
'
8
7-
30c
10c
4'4%
6-30
420c
;
6-
6- 1
> 6- 8
,
8
6-
25c-
-
2
9-19
12-20
Ludwig
5-31
v
8
$1.06'4
$1.12'/2
25c
$1.75
20c
25c
35c
7-
common....
(quar.)_____
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co.—
7%
preferred
(quar.) ____—
Loew's (Marcus) Theatres, Ltd
7,
6-12
6-15
6-30
6-
12-31
6-15
6-23
5%
f. 6-12
-
'
(quar.)—
preferred
;7
7- 2
2
lquar.)
B
Lindemann
-
S5^"
"75d*
'"•Vr
>
(quar.)
&
A
Class
4
6-
6-14
9
7-
9-29
12-31
Lefcourt Realty
6-11
6-36
(quar.)_:
Co.
.
1
6-
7-2
,
1
6-
28c
(quar,)___-i___i^_—fl5e
(quar,)__,
:—
tl5c
,
6-20
2
;* V- 2
6-
50c
6-30
*15c
Lang & Company (quar.)
" .
10c
Lawrence Portland Cement Co..;—25c
/
6-30
.
37y2c
____
(quar.)
B
i Class
i-
6-14
6-30
60c
5-31
6-11
10c
10c
(quar.)__—__________
(quar.)_
!
—
A
6-20
6-14
7-
7-16
37'/2c
25c
*■;
(Alfred)
Class
Class
6-29
$1.50
6-15
6-15
___
Co. ; (quar.)__
___:
-/Class B
2
i2y2c
—
Steel
Lambert
V
6-22
~
Gas
Extra
.
1
6-
7-31
Co
Laclede
Laclede
6-29
7-
25c
5%
$2
RR.__
Semi-annual
Cleveland
1
50c
General
6-
—
Co., common
convertible preicrence
Mahoning
8
5c
common—
&
11
6-
6-15
6-
6-29
—
Co.,
Mfg.
preferred
conv.
6-15
6-12
1
6-15
Electric
Plante-Choate
5%
j
(quar.)—_
common
common
A.)
General
"
6-15
-
Controller
Clearfield
8
$1
(quar.)
Dock & Canal (quar.)
South Shore & South Bend
Wire & Cable Corp.
(quar.)
4.80%
$1.06 Vi
7-
12y2c
6-
6-10
7-10
4'/2 %
Greening
common..,'—
Chicago,
Clark
6-14
25c
Chicago
Circle
6-
1
$1.12y2
Products Corp. (quar.)
Chatham Manufacturing Co.—
Class
3
7-
•
6-10
6-20
series
(Julius)
Common
Hudson
Class
7-
$40c
;
6-15
preferred (quar.)
;
'
Gary Railways, Inc. (Indiana)
(quar.l
Gear Grinding Machine Co
General American Transportation Co. (quar. I
'
--*20c
$70c
'
6-15
50c
Co.-
1
6-
7-
5-15
Mill
Kuhlman
La
6-15
$1.37 V2
class
& Company,
B.)
Garflnckel
■;5Vj2%
4
6-25
40c
Certain-Teed
4%
6-
80c
4%%
Central
.
37y2C
_____——_—:
Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.).,—
4.75% preferred (quai.)____
Central
8
.6-30
^
preferred(quar.)
6%
2
6-
;
stock
(George
5%
Cassidy's,
Non-voting
.7-
.
1>
6-18
7
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—
Carthage Mills, 8% pfd. series 3—
■"
Entire issue called for redemption on
:
6-
6-11
$1.62 V2
:
convertible preferred
Fuller
"
5-31
6-13
$10c
Insurance
preferred
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)—_
—
Ltd.4quar.) —
(Winnipeg) (s-a) _
Canadian Indemnity (Winnipeg)
(s-a)
Capital City Products Co. (quar.)
Carey
(Philip) Mfg.,, common
(quar.)__—
Carnation
$1
(D.
6%
•
1
6-
20c
Cottons,
Canadian Fire
6-11
6-21
6-15
7-16
1
Company, Inc., common (quar.)__l
preferred (quar.lj.—,——-—i—
.4%
6-30
—
(quar.)_
Co.'s,
-334%
Fuller
6-29
25c
6-15
Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Ltd.,
preferred
Fraser
6-13
*
2
6-15
2
6-15
7-2
Koppers
25c
dividend
Preferred
'
7-
——
Inc.,
preferred
$4.20
6-13
6-30
6-30
Fair
Franklin
1-15
10-
6-15
3
7-
5c
1334c
investment.:
& Co., Inc. (increasedi
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
7
2
2
5-31
7-
$12'/2c
fiOc
____________
6
6-30
f.50c
___
________
Ltd
(Walter)
Kilburn
6-28
6-
7-
25c
(quar.) —
(accum.)
(intial)—
-
Co.,
Shoe
Stores,
'
9-15
2-1-52
$1.50:
Co.__
Stove
Stock
6-15
7-16
6-30
■nrg
6-15
Coal &
Income
net
6-28
7-16
7- 2
•
,
6-
preferred
preferred
Vz %
Kidde
25c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Building
Broadway
Florsheim
6-14
7-
75c
preferred
$4.25
Canadian
1 4
'
Inc.
Food
;
5c
com. <quar.)_
5
■
.
10c
—__________
66-
$1.75
Fiduciary Trust Co. of New York
1500 Walnut Street Corp., $4 pfd.
——
Ltd.__
Co.,
6-15
6-11
75c
6-14
7-
$.1
Fund,
Fidelity
T
,
25C
Ltd.
Canada,
of
Products
Florence
1
8>
20c
$i.i2y2
(quar.)
preferred
4V%ic
6-15
;
,
7-
$$1.50
y
6-29
35c"
,r.
(quar.) ______
Publications
Federated
Fifty
$$1.50
(quar.I
Shops
Bake
Federal
;
6
6-
7-23
a6%
——
5-20
56y4c
,
5
_
—
1
$35c
Fibreboard -Products
5.0c
preferred (s-a).-f
Manufacturing Co.r common,—_
Oanada
Farmer Candy Shops. Inc.
Farrel-Birniingham Co. (quar.)—
Fanny
0-14
25c
common
6-11
6-
35C
6-
•
6-11
6-30
140c
(quar.) —
6-
——
Battery Co.——_____
Burgess-Manning Co.
:»■
6-30
Company
35c
Burgess
>
*
5
6-29
;
6-30
Inc.' (quar.) ———1_
'
6-11
50c
6-15
25c
Co.,
6-12
6-30
$1.65
3
—
Watch
6-28
■
7-
5c
——___
6-13
50c
Family Finance Corp.,1 common * (quaf.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)___————-
5c
(quar.).
6-13
3
Co
6-15
6-15
common,—
3
4
6-11
6-14
7-
2
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_____
Kaynee
Company,
common
(quar,)_
,—
7%
preferred (quar.)——-————_
Kearney & Trecker Corp.________—__^
Kckaha Sugar Co., Ltd
—__
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co. (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Series
K-2
(speculative, pfd. stk. fund)
from
net Income invcstment______
Scries B-l
(investment bond fund) from
'25c
*
1
6-22
(quar.)—
—
preferred (quar.)—__________
7-
'
1
6-28
2
)Johni
4(4%
4
6-
7-
Corp.
15c
preferred
Co.
Exolon
6-15
>
6-15
2
6-15
I2V2C
7-
Co.—
Common
;
6-15
1
7-
'•>7- 1
7-
6-22
2
12y2C
(quar.)_—
pfd. (s-a)_
1
7-
'
$2
%
.
,
.
——
Life Insurance
Empire
7-
$1
"
Corp. (Cal.)
& Williamsport RR., 7%
Ex-Cell-O
6-15
2
7-
$1.50
common
Products
$1.37y2
;
5
5C
preferred
prior
Electrical
2
7-
7-16
Inc.,
Ferries
35C
—
6-
pfd. (quar.)— _ "
conv.
&
$2.50
(quar.)__—.^——2—
com (quar.)
6-15
'
6- 5
7-
Shoe Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
Joseph & Feiss Co., new com. (initial)
Kansas Gas & Electric
(quar.)—
—
Kansas Power & Light Co., com.
(quar.)!
Irving
$1.07
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.—
(initial)
common
6%
$2
Co.,
6-12
Distillers Corp.,
Incubator,
5-23
20c
:
9
12'/2c
$20c
'
$2 class A
(quar.)
Bril.ish-Celanese, Ltd.—
junior
6-18
1
$2.25
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. (quar.)__:—
Brillo Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)_
preferred
2
6-
15c
1_
—_—.
7-
•
6-15
$1.03'/a
——
Inc., common Oeducedi
convertible preferred (quar.)
55c
—-
$1.25
(s-a)
7-16
35c
2
62,/2c
Ironrite,
.
92'/2c
'
(quar.)
5'/a% preferred
Controller
Elmira
Corp
prior preferred
7-
5C
Co., common (quar.)—a_
convertible preferred (quar.) ______
Bulova
Boat
Electric
30c
Brass
Brown-Forman
5
6-
75c
•'
8
•
—
Register,
Electric
6-13
2
30c
—
6-
15c
—
preferred
6'/2%
Egry
Electric
10c
Management
(quar,)
B
Class
6-15
7-
10c
,_r.
6-11
50c
-
—
7 %<
5
7-
8- 1
1
6-
6-25
$1
common—
Co.,
preferred (quar. I
Dunhi'.l International, Inc.
.
8
6-15
-
6-20
6-
Coke Co.____—~
lV2c
International Power Co., Ltd
J60c
International Silver Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
4334c
Interstate Hosiery Mills (quar.)
50c
Interstate Telephone Co., $5.50 pfd. (quar.)
$1.37
Investment Co. of America jfirrog.)
I2c
6-13
6-15
(reduced)
Power
6-29
2«/2c
Baler Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred • (quar.)
Edison (Thomas A.), Inc., class A
$15c
Baumann
piamond
Bridgeport
Bullard
Duke
5
6-
6-30
SI
(quar.)
6-20
6-11
> '
/
(quar.)__
(quar.)_...
A
(John),
Inglis
International
6-
6-19
_
(increased)
Corp.
Bondhplders
4 5c
7-
—
common
preferred (s-a)——
5%preferred
(s-a) —
————_
Bcatty. Brothers, Lid
Bii'dsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.
Buckeye
6-14
Class
5
50c
Power
Corp.
Draper
2
$10c
—__
Vz %
$4
6-15
6-15
7-
9334c
'
65?
2
New
Ludwig
6%
2
7-
-
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
Bayway Terminal Corp
Bearings Co. of American,
/
8
6-
7-
-7- 2
6-
93 %c
Economy
z
B
Products Co.,
6-15
6-29
25c
Body
Co._
Baumann (Ludwig) & Co.—
'
7
53 %c
(quar.)——_
Steel
Oil
British
7
6-
5-31
6-30
25c
&'Light, $3.70 pfd. (quar.)4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%- preferred
(quar.)
Dempster Mill Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Dctrolc Aluminum & Brass Corp. <quar.i__Detroit Steel Corp. (quar.)
*
Diamond Portland Cement (quar.)
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common (quar.);.
7%
preferred (quar.)
50c
Batavia
Ainer.
6-
2
6-15
6-15
'
6-30
$2
(quar.)________
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
7'/2c
Hudson Co.
&
6-15
6-30
Fxtra
Delaware
50c
Quarterly
'
2
7-
$1.50
(quar.)———
Refining Co.—
:
5'/2%
7-
$1.50
Company -
(quar.)
Ltd.—
participating class A_____
Blue
6-18
$1.75
—
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford—
4
5
6-15
7- 2
,
6- 9
60c
(increased)
4%%
See
6-
6-29
_______
(quar.)__44.4-_444r4-!:
B
Ba-ber
6-15
25c
Mfg.
2
10c
(Chicago)
Co. (quar.)
Hotel
7-
75c
i
RR., 8% pfd. (quar.) —
Long Hook & Eye Co. (quar.)
:
Pinna (A.) Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.) —
5-29
Michigan Electric—
&
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd.
/
6-15
7-10
Stores—
Fisher
DeWitt
5
37 '/2C
pfd. (quar.)—4
$6 pfd." (quar.) —
Class
De
1
6-
___
6%
A
(Increased)-,-
Bankline
6-
15c
& Light,
De
6-15
2
6-15
,
„
Armstrong Rubber, class
COc
7-
$1.50
common..;
American
Automatic
6-20
—___
preferred (quar.)
American
Stamping
preferred
1
30c
,
G%
Fabrics
7-
2
6-30
Dayton & Michigan
Delaware
American
>3.75%
6-20
20c
American
Auto
1
7-
5c
334%
&
Indiana
;
25c
—
Corporation, common -(quar.)
pld. series A (quar.)
Dana
Decker
prior preferred (s-a)
France-Fomite Corp
_
Republics Corp. (quar.)__
preferred
7-
25c
of Del.—
Corp.
W.
D.
2
6-
6-12
$1.50
La
Atlantic
5-31
.
convertible
Atlantic
6-15
50c
___—___—!___
quarterly
Insulator
Common
$7
6-20
5
6-29
of
Creameries
preferred
$2.50
5
$15c
Co,—
Ltd
America (quar.)
Manufactuiir.g Co. (quar.)
G.
Cigar Ccrp.__^
L.),
(R.
Crain
66-
50c
Machine Co..
Mfg,
Crampton
Daniels
(quar.)
Foit Co., common
&
Hoist
Increased
$1.50
6-11
1
(Houston)
Co.
Insurance
$6 preferred
(cuar.)___——__—___—
American Hardware Corp, (quar.) _______
American
6-15
7-
20c
,
Anerican
6-20
35c
Hair
American
6-14
1
$1.75
—
Quarterly
American
8-
2
7-
Crown
Ltd.__,
General
American
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
Factors,
9-
$3
6-15
6-15
15c
Foundry &
Continental
6-15
8
40c
Independent Pneumatic Tool
Indiana Associated Telephone—
.
'/
2
6-
7-
(s-a)_______
guaranteed
4%
lines
Leased
'
6-15
3
7-
5
6-
10c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
8
$25c
(increased quar.)__
preferred
'7%
6-15
2
25c
_____
1
7-
Illinois Central RR.—
53c
Industries, Inc.—
Copper & Steel
Continental
6-15
6-28
preferred (quar.)
Gas (Reading, Pa.)
4(4%
Consumers
$1.75
(quar.)_
!quar.)_
(s-a)
Inc.—
Dairies,
Common
Hunter
7-17
,
7
6-
15c
5c
Hubinger
6-15
30c
%
%
(quar,)
Consolidated Retail Stores, com.
8
6-
6-20
11 (4c
preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada, 4 % pfd.
American
Can
Co., 7%
preferred
American Cast Iron Pipe, 6% pfd.
American
i
50c
convertible
Extra ■'
■
7-
_
___
(quar.)—,:
Rendering
Consolidated
$1
Corp,
Allegheny
45c
7-
62V2c
7
6-
6-15
50c
(quar.)_____
Company (quar.)_
1;
Mfg. Corp._2^___i._______——
6-15
2
7-
.
6-
6-15
Harvey Hubbell).
(see
2
.
*
2
7-
45c
(Increased quar.)
Drugs,,-Inc. (quar.)
Ball 3i Bearing Co.
7-
'
si
Payable of Rec.
Share
■
(quar.)____———
Laboratories
(quar.)—
Co.
7-
35C
common
Inc
Appliances,
Co., Ltd.
Gas
6-15
17V2c
17V2c
10c
50c
40c
25c
!
Hoover
Hubbell
series B
pfd.
1
Safety
Furnace
Honolulu
Hook
5c
Name of Company
Abbott
4% %
Holland
6-14
(quar,)——_
$1.12(4
<quar.),
——
$1
4% preferred series C.(quar,)___———
$75c
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd. (s-a)__
Consolidated Press, Ltd.— .■
■"',4 4:'4/'7>4:7
i6y.c
G5c participating class A (accum.)
$1
Baltimore,
ol
Co.
■
Holder<
When
Per
Highway
7
6-
B
55c
—.—
A
class
Oil,
Class
•
2
7-
6C
Share
Co
Powder
When Holdert
Payable of Rec.
6-25
6-11
Per
,
,
25c
—.41
Participating
•
Hercules
12v2c
common
pfd. .(quar.);.—__
i
—1—.
participating
50c
r*
Co.,
Baking
Columbia
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an-»
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dividend announcements are
•
.
■Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
*"""
Name of Company
;
Holdert
When
Per
-
.
.
(2296)
preferred
(Continued on page 45)
6-1
6- 1
6- 5
5-31
6- 8
6- 8
5-31
6-15
Number 5017
Volume 1T3
..
13
(2297)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE DF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
Year 1950
I per
39?4 Dec
S per
6
S per
share
54 y2 Jan
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share
21
share"
59 y2 May
41% Mar 15
1
Dec
30
3
27% Dec
29
27% Jan
2
July 12
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
2
30
May
42 % Feb
14
37
May 16
43
Jan
'
6% May 17
4 y8 Mar 15
ACF-Rrill
Adams
8
53% Nov
Apr
4
17% Jan
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
22% Apr
30
Jan
3
11% May
2
55% Mar
9
47% Jan
18
52% May
9
28% Nov 27
26% Apr
3
121 % Jan
19
3
48 Va Dec
15
20% July 13
110% Jan
121
5
?% July 13
15
Feb
49
9
1
3% Jan
2 %
3
15% Mar 29
23
Dec
28
67'A Jan
4
77
Oct
18
2% Jun
27
5 Va Dec
29
3
86% Dec
58
July
74
Addressograph-Multigraph
26
Admiral
50
7
Mar
131
3% Jan
19
Feb
2
May 31
4% Jan
2
30
76% May 24
87% Jan
2
20
82 1
19
36% May 26
100
Nov
Jan
86
4
5%%
27%
27%
x27%
27%
STOCK
38
*37 yb
38%
*37 Va
38%
EXCHANGE
*53
53%
*53
53%
*53
53%
CLOSED
24
24%
Corp__10
w w
50
11
*51%
No par
27%
100
*129
2%
Inc
Feb
10
5
common
5
2%
11% May 27
*80
11
10
71 y4 May
9
Allied
23% Feb
2
Allied Kid
83% Nov
60% Aug 24
58
19
23% Dec
22
30% Jun
1
20% May 25
28% Jan
4
Jan
26% Dec
11
32% Jan
13
Feb
16
44'A Sep
100% Dec
Jan
28
93
29
81% July 12
99% Dec
20
93% Mar 15
30
38% Jan
11
34% May 24
98
22
84"
48 % Jan
42 % Mar 15
28% Jun
44
27-
July 13
53 % May 31
3
July
36;
40
Jan
161% Dec
2
4
May 12
10%
No oar
67
*20%
67 Ya
21 %
*21
No par
32%
33%
33
33%
33% -34."-;
43%
43
17'/a Apr
160% Jan
30
82
Dec
Feb
5
Apr
30
100
;
Jan
15
78
Jan
7
27
67% Jun
16
57
88
10'A Jun
27
20
Dec
30
13% May 23
30% July
101% Feb
7% Jan
3% Jan
43% Dec
8
109 % Oct
4
105% Apr
10
14 y4 Apr
21
10% Jan
10
July
8% Apr
21
3
Jun
22
14
190
27
Jan
93% Jan
35
Oct
170
18
7% Mar
115% May
4%
55% Jun
18
38% Dec
18
74
Mar 29
28
Mar 14
32 % Jan
7%
85% May 17
27
40 V4 Jan
23
18% Jan
4
22% Feb
9
27
22% Jan
25
28% Feb
24
Jan
8
Feb
2
71% Jan
2
97
13
115% Jan
90
7
76% Nov
8
Jan
Oct
21
2
16
178% Jun
19
171% Jan
113% Jun
23
111
Jan
49% Oct
6
45
233
10
13
103% May
4
101% July 12
97
32% Jan
May
143% May
58% Jan
May 24
conv
conv
American
I per
18
•
8% May 19
24
July 31
17
Jun
»
64% Jan
1
12 >A
July: 12
54
Jan
1
;
79% Oct
44% July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
i;
25% Aug
3
I
75
8Va Dec
49
t
•
81% July
<
i
5% Jan
■"
3
101
90
6% Jun
Aug
xl2
Aug
l
<■' 175% July 18
V
28% Doc
.
:
1
37% Dec
28
102
32
12% Jan
15
1
80% Feb
70% Mar 28
24
14
•149
■
Apr 23
126
27
1
17
27
136% Oct
13
130% Apr
10
22% Feb
3
J20% Jan
3
64% Nov
-
-
-
27-
57% Apr
121% Mar 28
xll7
12% Mar 22
8
84
May
5% Feb
Mar
61
;
27-% Apr
18
24
Nov
21
,
"
-
19% Feb
7%
5
87
2
2
28
38%
oau
24
36% Jan
i
2
28% Dec
106;
Jan
110% Mar
19% Feb
,9% Jan
'
12
11;
4
8
100 % May
72% Oct
July 12
x5l
x25% Apr
28
41% May
2.
.66.% Jan
Nov
18
;
17% Dec
11
>
36
.
-
15
,7
33% July 24
..
49
3
<
Feb
26% Jan l2.
.
-
89
Jan
3
Dec 20.
% Dec
—47% Oct
120VaOet
26
18
23-
Fcr footnotes cee page
_
24.
29
110
3
83
Jan
53
204% May 29
•
Feb
55'
,
17 %
8%
Jan
13
51% Jan. 29
130
Jan
29
/
f
1/
15%
15%
*84%
85%
85
85
13 ?4
Xl8%
18%
61
*59 %
61
18 Va
*60
par
-
,
74 %
1583/4
*38%
126
*
32%
*35
12 Va
72 '
>
*130
*21%
» 1533a
107
107
107
12%
12%
9,000
6
5%
5%
4,100
110 %
110%
110%
2,600
173
172
173
34%
34
34%
*81 Va
82 Va
81
81
80%
80%
300
29 Va
1,800
42 /
1,800
82 Va
82
*81 Va
30
29%
30
30
41%
42
41%
..50
42
19%
*19
19%
235
>
130%
19%
25 '/4
19 Va
19%
400
25 %
25%
2,300
91
91
90
90
*215
235
Xl29%
130%
45%
46%
HIGH
45%
45%
13 %
£3%
6.25
No par'
21*A-
,
EXCHANGE
13%
CLOSED
74
73
74
53%
53%
54%
,43%
*41%
423/4
6%
49%
*47 V4
32%
7Va
32%
32 Va
32%
7Va
.
781
*76
7jj
*17%
7
18%
17%
17%
"
19%
19%
V
99%
"
15%
15%
;
84
84
xl5%
•
*84>
16
84Yi V
*104
-
74%
158%
8%
\
106
8%
;
18%
18%'
14%
•
14%
14 Va
171%
14%
173;/
171%
,
-
8
8
'
38%
*47
;39
:,-
48 /-?.•:
:
8
160
*159
38%
32%
_
35%
73
♦130%
21%
21%
61%
♦138%
173
8
♦
1,200
6,900
14,400
10
,
:
4,700
j
200
46%'
x45
45
74%
76 %
•
4,100
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.
:
32%
33 V.
70
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130%
130%
21%
21%
155%
154%
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119
37%
38%
101
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8%
5,200
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36%
6,200
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100%
17'/a
81
81
39 %
39%
39%
27%
27%
28 Va
27%
27%
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101%
100%
100%
33%
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7
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49
49
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15
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50
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12,400
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78
17%
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180
7,700
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8
84
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360
63%
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14,700
61
140
62%
..
77%
17%
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63%
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•
60 Va
138 %
61%
140
101%
83
34 %
700
30,200
17
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88
21%
155 3/4
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100
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2,600
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82
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132
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60
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79
-
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39%
126
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157
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39
126
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126
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119
100
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17%
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62%
62
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9,500
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39%
73
154%
154
153%
-
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Archer-Daniels-Midland -j.
No par
*48 Yb
Artnco Steel Corp common———10-—40%
/
*38%
12
132
133%
6%
•
18'/.
39 v4
73%
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72%
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126
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126
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86
36
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1,500
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18 %
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33
18
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33
31
30%
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105 f
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6.000
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100
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104
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32%
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DAY '
14
75
*
2%
86%
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87
14
2,100
85
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;
1,800
19
18%
>
1,000
24%.
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19
2 Va
2%
86%
13%
Shares
6%
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24%
STOCK
2 Va
85%
•„
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18%
Sales for
the Week
t ver share
6%
/
2%
53
;
10
1——-20.
5
19%
1/100
June 1
6%
23%
Xl8%
'8,300
45%
Friday
Thursday
May 31
13%
.
132
45%
$ per share
85%
'
*73
53 ..
43%
18
23%
19%
2Va
85
*139%
45%
$ per share
share
23%
13%
132%
15,400
233
May 30
6 Va
19 Va
*215
PRICES
Wednesday
6%
6%
23%
2%
SALE
40
95%
94%
953/4 /
233
45%
May 2!)
*6%
35
132
Tuesday:
f per
I per share
23%
19/4
943/4
94%
x94
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130
129%
45%
41%
24%
19%
:
223
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41% "
92%
19
24%
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94%
93%
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Va
300
2,900
24%
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92%
•
24%
24%
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40%
,
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30
41%
110
37 %
,
400
13
5%
33%
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139
61%
J
61%
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.
107
107
107V2
12%
33%
34
-
.25:
convertible preferred-—100
3,400
33 %
Glass Corp—
a
10
4,300
14 Va
39%
39
,
1,300
61
13 %
13
12%
,
Wire & Cable—l_No par "
—
18%
*60%
33%
33
J7/4
37 %
100
*78
17%
^*..r—....
18%
J
400
33%
H% 14 A
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8,/a
81/«
• *38%
39J%
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48
100
A P>W Products Co Jnc^
4%%
15%
85%
6
*32/4
I7'>*
Woolen common—No par
preferred
15%
85%
172%
17%
8%
30 8
8%
Hock
600
28,000
lo%
111
!
100
preferred
Anchor
*. 56Va
xjlo%
a
5%
30%
•
25-
com
Andes Copper Minings
10
8% Jan 22
Corp
Anderson-Clayton'& Co—
Anderson-Prichard: OU Corp
May 17
.46% Apr 25
19
-
1°4
.
5
Common
38% Apr 27
-
-
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
;$4
13
.31% Apr' 3
13% Apr
4
;
6% May 21
40% May 24-
*12
48;
^.25
preferred
Anaconda
9
30% Jan 30
3
*81
-
100
prior conv preferred.
Anaconda Copper Mining—
;
18% July 13
.
•
T.51,
100
common
800
56%
56%
109 Va
,
100
$5
44% Feb >13
25
38 3A Nov
Feb
Tobacco
Viscose
American
3
56
55 %
*171%
17
No par
...
200
,
95
171%
4
18
.19 {+ 19%
*99-8 100 .;
16
16
t—No oar
preferred
American
5%
Mar 16
May 31
Co
American Water Works Co Inc
6
14% Mar 28
77% An-
Stores
190
*94
r
103%
/..j?/8
100
American Tel & Tel Co..,
6%
2
*
5
46% Jan
107
preferred
preferred
American
16
10 % Feb
94% Jan
40% Dec
27% Mar 10
t
Dec
81
<
16
120% Apr
non-cum
189%
95
5%
"
.25,
American Sumatra Tobacco
9
•"
98% May 16
77
Jan
66% Feb
36% May 24
16% Nov
:•
8
154
15
14
7%
6
9
68% Jan 31
Apr 30
18
95
1
14 7
xj-
85%
May 28
American Sugar Refining com...100
Feb 28
158
4
Dec
100
Apr 20:
63
-
t
Jan
Mar
23 Yb Feb
25
46% Dec
21% Feb 28
'
138
'/a
171%
32%
100.'
.
Snuff Co common
American Stove Co—;
73% May 23
137% May 16
3
7% Jan
54%
15-id
®/s
No par
com—^—No
Refg
7% preferred
6%
189 '
*93
109 Va
*48
American Ship Building Co—No par
American
189
95
■
'
73
53
*42%
100
.
American
38% Apr
13% May
16
54%
*84%
6
£378
-
Safety Razor.—..—5.'
Amer Smelt &
<
•
*93
,
Monday
American Steel Foundries.:—No par
2
Mar 30
preferred
19
10
59% May 29
•
Light.—-No par,
&
37% Jan
May 24
Jan
Power
2
10
117% Aug 17
i
.
17%
189%
188 3/a
,
Saturday
1
139% Jan
11% Jan
54% Nov
95
*93%
3%
.39%
/
108%
*23%
18 /4
2 a
84
No par
9
59% Jan
«•
3%
188
188
J3'1'®
Gas Co—No par-
14
32% Jan
150
Natural
American
13
11
158
17%
-'■/ May 26.
$ per share
V"
2
Jan
24
20
17%
*17%
6 Vb
•
130%
45 %
100
preferred
American Seating Co
5
Nov
161% May 20
76 y2 Jan
9
;
42% Feb
167
-
38% May 29
5
Feb
60% Aug
1463A Jun
900
39%
17%
37
*36%
17%
13
.
*220
100
No par100'
-_J
Fdry com.;
Molasses Co
1%
x41% May 10
Jun
12% Jan
3
3%
*36%
*17%
3%
39 %
107
94%
Amer Rad & Std San'y com—No par
31% Jan
38
62% July 26
*91
1
of 111
American News Co
-
July 14
146% Jan
1
3%
39%
3%
*36%
*3%
*36 Va
*17%
12%
24%
common..__1
preferred....-
American
Feb 26
56
preferred
American
■
15% Mar 17
177 *
Locomotive
American
i
27
18% Jun 30
'■
1,600
86%
9,100
172%
*19
100
Investment Co
4%%
3
38% Jan 25
<
.
V
American Metal Co Ltd comJIo par
10% Jan 19
29% May >1
Jun
87%
*106 Vs
*81
*29 %
41 %
1
Amer Metal Products Co
3
22% Feb
2
128
87%
12%
33%
.50'
preferred.
non-cum
3.90%
31
36% Feb
29
31% Apr
t
87%
107%
108'/a
10
com
Products:—«-
Home
Amer Mach &
2
x45
•
SS Co
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals..^._No par
11
Jan
8
31% May 29
2
18
9
87%
*3%
85%
*171
International Cprp.No par
1%
;
3
May
19% Mar
3
13
1
1,700
'86%
36%
.
•
American
50 % May 11
3
Jan
•J
36 Va
38%
*106%
12%
5%
American
7% Jan
11,
145
36%
.39%
American
J
■
171% May
14
Jun
2
106% Jan
May 24
16% Jan
24t
73% Nov
25
6%
29
90
3
35% Dec
134% Sep
3d
■
39 %
American Ice Co common—^No par
;
14% Apr 26
2
27% Jan
Jan
convertible
American
8
24
17% May
20
22% Mar 24
'
'6%
24
Jan
105
x8% Mar 20
;
;
Apr
44
22
;
Apr
Hawaiian
American Hide & Leather
19% May 15
25
15% Jan
;
,
169% Sep
July- 5;
50
*157%Aprr*4
35%
39%
par
American
86
May 21
41% Apr
V
9% Jan
53 y2 Dec
35»/4
39%
•
,
9
8% Jan
1
2
•10% Jail
51% Mar 16-
16
39% Mar 30*
•
84
1129i
185
5% July 13
34%
86%
54%
Encaustic
2
34% May
2
14% Jan
16% May 12
11 % July 26
600
34%
39%
•' vvV;
V
10
99% May 29
22% May 23
-
95%
39
10
STOCK
lORK
Jan
22
33% Mar 16
2
;
19% Mar 26
22
36% Jan
45 Va
94%
LOW AND
Jan
24% Feb 21
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 101
1
3
45%
94%
38%
20
9
18% May 24
47% Dec
26
32
45%
94%'
14%
10
50
7_ A : 17 % May 24
y4 May 12
;oct
Jan
16
28
106% May 17
July 13-
23% Aug
-
Nov
45%
94-%
14 yb
No par
Co
95
45%
14%
No par
±
5,000
94%
14%
25
coin
Sugar
51% Jan
9
May 23
16
Jan
1
56-% Mar 22
23
6% May
-76
11'A-Nov
13
1
f
17
•
3
14% Dec
*
■
J 29%-Jan
28
25% Oct
Mar 22
29
104
*
13
21% Dec
12% July 12,
78
Jan
4
f
11
<
Mar 29
16'/a Dec
13
July 17
16% July 18-r. i
13% July 43
1.
J 84
6% May 24
47% Mar
2
16
18% Jan
3
"
♦93
95
100
4,200
^
45
14%
Tiling
1
American Eur«pe«n Secur—No par
American Export tines Ine
40c
Amer <fe Foreign Power com__No par
$7 preferred
—No par
$7 2nd preferred
No par
$6 preferred
;
___No par
American Gas & Electric Co.—..10
16
3% Jan
41 % May 19
5
9% Apr
22% Feb
51% May 15
11
92
26
<
t
72% May
•
29i
34% Apr
_
6'A Nov 13
Dec
-
May 10
96% Jan
-
1
13% May 24
-
17
Dec
5
2% May 23
45% Aug 25
30
24
84% May
55% Mar 22.
<3
46% Jun
i
4
American
9
*93
95
13,300
94 34
14 Vb
100
10
preferred series A.100
preferred series B_100
>
share
Feb
8
18% May
4
13.
25% Mar 22.:
,
,3
t
93% Oct
2
21 % Jan
4% Mar 23;
r
3
*
5% Jan
24
24% Feb
27
2% July 13
t.
Nov
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
share
5% July 13
43 %
14%
No par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Y
32%
42%
18%
100
Distilling
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
X32%
44
61
—
3%%
9
34%
43 Va
18%
Corp__._l
Cable
&
Chicle Co..
3%%
3
15
33 Va
61
prior preferredAmerican Cyanamid Co com
9
22
68%
45%
STOCKS
rear 1950
,
Radio
common.
American Crystal
4%%
*21
18%
100
Chain
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
Co
(American Colortype Co
1
21%
61%
No par
com
preferred
American
21
Mar 22
Feb
81% Hay
49
Feb
x45
51
23
...
15% July 17
30
Co
preferred.
American
9
25% Dec
19
17% Jun
Shoe
American Car & Fdry com
'
68%
18%
.2
i.
1,000
68 34
67%
*60
14 %
preferred
100
Broadcasting Co Inc____l
Cable
7%
10
94 34
15%
*84 %
:
X10
15,600
96
10%
10
convertible
Can
Feb
79
Brake
American
•
100
38%
*93%
*20%
43%
♦93
86%
37%
98
.50
American
30% Nov
26
preferred
conv
Bank Note common
2
'
21'A July 13
cum
21
95
*80
600
"
*53 %
13 %
___1
common
68 %
21
50
76%
76%
29,500
44%
95 1 "
*92
67%
21%
*92%
.
...
preferred
American
19
39% Jan
2
Airlines
2
Jan
185
17
30% Apr
17
Amer
16
14% Apr 30
2
Apr
4
American Bosch Corp
6
Jan
114
5% May 21
-
120% May 24
,
5
3 %%
6%
19
44% Feb
37% May 16
5
13
90'/a July 26
178
17 % Jan
|
Agricultural Chemical__No par
American
2
62% May 11
22
par
67%'
43%
43%
*43
100
*
Common_No
issued"
American
May 14
19% May
2
Jan
Amer
23
16% Apr 16
13
16% Jan
26% Jan
Dec
preferred
"When
May 14
60% Feb
2
13% Jan
.
28
19
203
May 21
49
27
9
15
.
66%
■
■
30
14
14'A July 13
;
23
53% Nov 22
58
.;
3
Jan
27
Jun
5% Jan
23
.
5
41
27
*66
40% Apr 27
100 Va Jan
Mills
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
11
20
Jun
Dec
Jan
Dye
10 Va
1,200
3%
3
39 Va
2,700
22%
77
10 vb
lOVa
10 Va
10V8
95
*92%
*
45
45
94%
3%% conv preferred—..
__100
" *94%
35%
Alpha Portland Cement.—
No par;
*34%
86%
Aluminium Limited
No par «
*85%
3%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
1.
*3%
39%'
6%
convertible preferred
50.;
*36%
17%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)—. 1
*17%
190
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
*186
4%
9
9
100
&
38%
*93%
98
*93 %
v
2%
*2%
*76
86 %
*80
38%
10 Va
f
133
22%
77
86%
37%
*93%
Co
2%
22%
77 Va
100
gtd
Inc
Chemical
2%
22%
77
a
Industries
Allied Stores Corp common_.No par -
26
>
36% Apr
9% Jun
.
Feb
47% Jan
26
98
40
xlOl
Mar 13
3 % May
5% Dec 29
5
Aug 16
100% Mar
Dec
Allied
34% May 31,
40% Apr
20
Dec
93
Allen
20
7,700
*129
133
77%
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
6
98
6,000
3%
37
%
18.700
103/4
28 %
3
37 Va
36%
23%
10%
28
3%
98
*93
23
28 Va
*76
36 %
•
53%
52%
*80
86%
*80
86%':
*0^
*52
*77Va
77
77
77
38
52%
3%
3%
3%
1,7C0
*37%
10%
2%
77
1,500
28%
23%
10%
22%
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1
100
Jan
•
27%
preferred A—
102
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29 %
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5
Feb
Inc
4%%
26
Apr
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preferred
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9
80
83% Oct
89 % Mar
27% Feb
47% Dec
Sep
21 Yb Jan
29%
Vlcksburg Ry
•Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
4
3
29%
Alabama &
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29% Feb
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5%
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Co
56 y4 Feb
May 10
?!% Apr
74% Jan
Express
Affiliated
52%
10
Adams-Millis Corp
18
$ per share
2.50
Co
June 1
May 31
$ per share
5%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
May 30
S per share
5%
52
52%
*52
PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
$ per share
tper share
5
Motors Co
Steel
Acme
**0
39 % July 14
7% July 26
Laboratories
Abbott
4
33% Jan
21
Par
SALE
Tuesday
May 28
May Hi
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
2% Feb
36 % Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
19'A Jan
18
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
,
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.
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(2298)
14
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
28
Nov
2
13
,91
53
Jan
46ft Jan
93% Apr
11
17
107 % July 31
117 % Jun
8
14% Apr
104
118% May
8
19% Feb
13% Feb
9
26% Feb
24
26
23
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
2
40 ft May
7
28% Oct
23
27 ft Jan
2
40% May
7
19
Feb
25
25
118
Oct
31
107 ft Apr
20
116
4
109
Oct
19
102ft Jan
4
115
Apr
41% Jan
3
50% Feb
16
152 ft Dec
11
146
May 24
177% Feb
103% Jan
27
111ft Dec
30
107% May 23
115% Feb
21% Jun
12
18 ft Jan
ft May
70 ft Dec
66
Jan
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18
Jan
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18
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95
Nov
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36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
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116
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28
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11% Dec
20
11% Jan
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12
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3
13% May
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18
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31
26% Jan
2
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&
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Lowest
Highest
share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
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34% Oct
24
33% Mar 27
40
-Jan
12
Black & Decker
19% Dec
27
20% Jan
29
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27
15% Dec
28
16 ft May 22
14 ft Mar 28
17% Jan
16
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(E W)
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4
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3
41% Dec
18
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39,'/a Jan
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22% Jan
25
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13
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18
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12
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19
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8
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20
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12
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16
55
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8% Dec
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2
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102
1
27
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15
19
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17
Bond
Book-of-the-Month
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preferred
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8
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19 ft Jan
8
&
9
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9
9
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23
24% Jan
5
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20
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13% Dec
27
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10
16
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FVar footnotes
see
1
page
24.
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97
97
*14%
,100
Burroughs Adding Machine_.No par
9
28 ft Mar
8% Dec
24% Jan
4
*
29
28
13
34VaFeb
14% Jan
4
Oct
88
July 12
1
Bullard
19
15% Feb
*17
3% Jan
Buffalo
23
12 ft May 24
Co
preferred
19
23
Bigelow
preferred
(The) Co
Budd
2
24
No par
preferred
conv
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
24
Oct
*95 >
*94%
.
100
*
preferred
4>8.ou
30 % Feb
10% Jan 19
ft
146
32%
16%
,46%
32
47% Feb
123ft Jan
17
4,000
26,200
;;
34 V*
'ft 64% '
95
6
15 ft Nov
127
65
*93
45 ft Jan
100
47%
64%
*31%
13% Jan
25
11 Va
46%
64'/a
*31 Va
84
100% Aug 17
18
82ft Jan
11
47 Va
64 Va
2.50
May 17
18% Jan
11
47 Va
issued"_100
preferred
92
21
146
18
>
2,800
35%
17
15
No par
3%ft
39% May 21
23% May 24
38% Jan
2
18
3
28 Va
50% .,'51%
,
35
15%
xl5
15%
36%-' 36%
20
34ft Jan
28 Va
ft 35
\v
4,650
12,700
16%
11% ••■12'--
38
Shoe
126
1%
PRICES/
*34
12"
13%
&
2
6
78%
16%
*31
27%', 27% '
Brown
19% Apr
May 23
25%
33
*16%
'-ft
SALE
351
12
49%
Brown
28
Feb
25%
*75%
-
145% ft.
32%
>
12
14
"when
Bristol-Myers Co common
29
-
:
49%
1
21% Dec
15% May 24
400
6,900
1%
78%.;
145%
$ per
31%
28
3
17
26
83
' '
.ft
Wednesday
31%
11'
i
—5
L
.35."ft.
35
14
16
15 ft July
123
r
share
ver
31 »/4
*15%
Roller
May
23% Jan
1
25%,"
52%
17%
RR—
13 ft Feb
2
12
95
300
1,800
50 Va
35 V*
*18% :! 19
ft
44 Va
43%
•
*27'
preferred
103 ft Mar
Jan
25
*92%
51 Va ft
12
"when issued"—100
new
Brooklyn Union Gas com
20
Oct
95
51%
35
•>-
31 %
s
1.25
Ihc
common
19
*18%
19%
43%
5
No par
—No par
46% May
8
53% Feb 16
11
Jun
20 %
15%
'
*49
17
25% Feb
97 Va
9
17
14
18% Jun
18
26%
...
16%
Briggs & Stratton
1
35% Jan
18 % July
126
18
25%
*19% ft
ft
28%
HIGH
*34
16%
Bearing Co_
5
Airways Inc
3.50
Brewing Corp of America—
15
Bridgeport Brass Co-—No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
5 ft
16
105% Jan
62
v
2,300
18
1%
May 29
$
35%
Braniff
100
3,700
,
31%
19%"'.
1%
28 V*
^32%
ft
>60
12%
31
40
3,100
83"
*30% ..' 32
700
"ft ft
•.
•
26
25%
Tuesday
May 28
% per share
16%
(The)
Common
7% Feb
27
i
30
29%
12Va
50%
147
AND
Monday
>
-
*34%'
1
4
Co
May 26
I per share
16%
Inc
31
22% Dec
Jun
*16
3,600
ft...
'
106
•
*82
;
51%
>32%
ft-: 17%
LOW
5
Class B
Boston
20
32%
32%
i6
ft 17 Va f
*16
'
,2.50
A
class
Co
44% Jan
Jan
45ft Jan
ft
35
Brass
&
Jan
Apr
ft *146%
32%
16%
Co
Aluminum
71% Mar
14
147%
32%
>
35%
•
*146
:
>'
1,500 :ft
20%
ft 36
,
Va
"
51
900
'
: 28%
27%
i*
ft,. 106
31% >
*76%
X35%
147 Va
35
Inc
Laughlin
Boeing
12
95
*147
•"
V.
51 % ft
.
.V'j.ft
12
ft".
1%
36%
51
25%
27%
36%
28
1
52
2
27%
50%
No par
Co
12
Jan
25%
10.
;
>1,000
10'/a
>35%
,
32
*92%
50
ftft'1%
36%
*
9%
19%
79 %
50%
.
-
11%
95 ft. "
36%
.'♦27%
'
20%
'ft
"
83
1 /
ft. 1,200
ft;;:
*39 ft' .40%
ift
25%
49%
1%
35
'
*30%
*
*92%
25%
1% ft
No par
60 % Jan
9
25%
ft.,,ft'ft-
29
'>■
20%
6,400
,
10% ft ftft":
30%
:
*77%
1%
?
.
21V*
106
.ft::
ftV ;
*19%
49%
40
*104%
11%
ft
'
49
Saturday
Mfg Co
16
1
25%
'
Co
46 ft May 24
73 ft May 26
15
May 24
21
25%
Par
27
Jan
95
STOCK
YORK
26
8
*92%
48%
>>:'ftft'>';:;-"
»
EXCHANGE
13% Jun
18% Dec
95
48%
80
*39
*-r»vft
-
V">
1
900
9,100
24,400 ft'
.18%
.
21 Va
ftft 10 Va
18
*92%
1
$ per share
25 ft Apr
39
s.
'■• :t.
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
| per
'
■
*82
*17%
17%
.
■
.
20 Va
31%
20
1
Range tor Previous
-
11%
26
—
71
83
32
17%
(Del) com—No par
♦66 ft ft
■-
•V
10%
:
;ai%>
19% ft"
39" : 39%:
.'Ml%
ft ft: ft 17% >17% ft:
68
: ft: ft,';" ft* 65ft ft / 68 v ' ft
71%-;.,:ft;,;.; 71% ft 71%
20 Va
ft,ft; 20 Va ft 20Va ftft
28%
*31
19%
1%
39%!:;.
17%;: 17%
28%
x31
25%
7ft preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet—-.No par
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
7
'•28
-
ii%
20
*78
39% ft
35
32
31%
18
32
*
20'ftft
'f
31%
*31
26%
Foods
9
Apr
•>
Best
1
*19%
common.—10
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
16
36% May
17
Loan
Best
•;■
'■■11%
32
10
common
11%f s
19%
>ft ft-;
106
83
*26
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
1
30
11%
27 ft"
82
*17%
Benguet Consol Mining Co—18 pesos
5
Jan
Co
preferred
Cum
27
82
t
*104 v
ft,
,
31%
Aviation
Beneficial
8
49% Dec
July 13
4 % ft
105
—1
—1
1
Corp
Howell
<fe
Bendix
30
1 ft Jan
39% May 26
21
139% Jan
9
10
26% Mar
13
30ft Jan
Bell
9
84 ft Jan
20
July 14
31 'A Apr
23
21ft Jan
90
14
1
2
105
5
3
1
4
34%
100
13% Jan
Aircraft
34%
27%
11%
11%
ft
ft'
,
10%
35
':io%-
n
•ft
f.
39%",ft-,:
21-
10%
10
Co
.'
ft-'20%
10%
*34%
83
*31
50
RR
Packing
12% Feb
12ft Jan
100
—1
pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
9
Feb
33% Jan
4%%
S)
(A
Shoe
*39
-
21
20%
105
•*82
40
•
XlO%
35
*27%
1
♦39.
ft
10%
♦103
convertible preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
21
88ft Apr
12.50
10%,
ll%>ft
.
40
21
r
,
69
10%
*34%
ft ftft 11%
■
20%
21
3%ft
8
17%
♦39
No par
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
Mar
Cigars
>
'10%:
■•••
.11%
19%-. '.ft 19%; ''T9%>>
yft"ft 19%
'39%
39%
..39% ft 39.% ;
ft: 17%
1318%
ft' > 18
>
67 •• ft
*66 ft
67% y ft
67
*68% ft 70 '-ft*
70
ft "
70ft
? 20%; •
ft 20
20%
20% -
39 ft
69
150
1
preferred
Works Corp—
Bayuk
11%
67
*20;
10
4
9ft Jun
ft
*66"
_10
common.,
11
lift
19%
17%
50
100
(Delaware)
Corp
39
100
Bath Iron
9
1
preferred
non-cum
.
'
11
10%
19 ft
Corp
Bangor 6c Aroostook common
'Convertible 5ft
preferred
Barber
Apr 23
23% Feb
3
2
Jan
37'
-
77
20ft M>»y 16
26
Jan
39
2
74ft Jan
4%
11%
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
-
10%
13
Infc
T)
20 ft Dec
27
Apr
13% Jan 30
28
Jun
17% Feb
63'
26
3
15 V* Aug
5
17% Jun
9'
;
B
'■
%
70
•
8%
16 %
.
*15% ;•
.
13 Va
,
.
■;
30
-
.-*8'/a
.
1,100
113%
.,*26
ft.,-;
8%
36
*112%
,< ...T
.-w-
>• *i5%ft; i6% n
ft ft 9%,
lOft f
9%
13%
X7% ■7%
r46
45"
'
30
8V*
16%
9%'.
13%
113%
*26
8%
*15%
/
45%
36
*112%
*3
;; 7%
45%'
46
■If
13
7%
7%
45 ft
.
>
:9%';
,'*8
10
*26
;
",37V* ",.
35%
113%
30 ""
113%
30
•
16 ft
ft
Avco Mfg
$2.25
*26
8%
36%
113%
113%
",
27%
*9%
ft
Co of Amer___5
Canteen
36 ft
35 ft
36 ft
114
13
Conv prior
16% Jan
25%
,
,•
.
Nichols
*25
5
;
Corp
Automatic
5% Jan
98%
(voting)
Tack
29
'<•
*98%
95
,
ft
10 Va
23%
33%
DAY
ft'
20%
48%
,r
700
l03/4
23%
,33%
110%
71ft
100
1
Common-
Jun
13
70%
B
series
4% convertible pfd ser A
Atlas
5% Jin
Mar 15
*97
*17%
10%
*23%
MEMORIAL
-j2
*88
*88
18
20%
ft' da
68% ft 68% -ft
67 ft
1
100
_25
17%
10
110
115%
*1i4'/2
110%
♦111
•
107%
llo%
20%
19%; 20 ft ft
r
*17
110%
„
152 ft
107%
,*
•114V*
CLOSED
20%
.
.v
49 ft
151
332
67ft
112
EXCHANGE
114%
98
110%
.20ft ;
110ft
*48 ft
20
5/64
common
$3.75
Corp
10% July 11
9
20
No par
common
preferred
Refining
17
15% Apr
20
Xll4%
■
*97 Va
'
Atlas
9% Nov
»
RR
I SS Lines
Preferred
17
Line
Coast
non-cum
30
14%
37
108%
5%
Jan
7% May 24'
37
*107%
6% Jun
13
37%
*36%
36
151 "
7
July
34
*149 ft
31% Dec
15
33%
*111
Jan
31
33%
48ft
41ft Jan
Mar 15
27% May 26
110
23%
112
Atlas Powder—
105
18.-,,
10%
*23%
48ft
Atlantic
*97%
Xl0%
*111
Atl G & W
2,600
98
STOCK
11
10
—
1,000
57%
23%
♦109ft
—
80%
56%
10%
19%
——
80%
57
23%
110ft
Ca
80 %
57
*17%
19%
Investment
80
57%
18
*35
17,800
10 Va
80 %
x97% '' 97Va
98 ft ft-
33
Shares
10
80% 1
116
32%
the Week
57
.
*17%
32%
Sales for
,
S per share
10 Va
9%
,
*115%
& Refining Co com_„l
Friday
June 1
May 31
$ per share
9%
,
18
11%
preferred—No par
9%
Thursday
May 30
$ per share
share
per
116
23%
Rights
7
28% Feb
*115
par
Atch Topeka 61 Santa Fe
93 ft Feb 27
May 21
78% May
*97 ft
*109 ft
98
,105 ft Jan
98 ft
1
100
100
9
Feb
*97 ft
23%
1st
7%
21% Mar 19
2
May 16
pai
*10%
Associates
8
19
57
2.50
Dry Goods common
preferred
2nd preferred
6%
3
*17% Dec
80
56%
com—100
5% non-cum preferred100
Atlantic City Electric Co
10
26
100 »/a Jan
80
56%
No par
Inc
Associated
4
2
59 ft Mar
39% July 12
79%
56%
*17%
$1.20 cum conv
Mar 31
Apr
98
May 24
79%
pai
5
Ashland Oil
2
20% Sep
3
Mar 10
par
$
10ft.
9%
Corp
Industries
Arvin
9%
Carpet Co Inc
Artloom
9
28
Mar
15
104
Constable
Arnold
16
17 ft May 18
12% Jan
28% Sep
July 12
21
No
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
9ft
PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
$ per share
t per share
SALE
Tuesday
May 2X
5
$6 conv prior preferred
5
Jan
Co of Illinois com
&
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
July 13
July 17
8% July 13
21
*
12
59% May
10ft Jan
4
May 18
27
19% Dec
18
Mar 16
112
Jan
Armour
9
92
3
105% Nov
Par
12% Jan
May 24
Aug 10
100 '/a Mar 13
May 26
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
9% May 24
78
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
11% Dec
13
39% July 26
69
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
7% Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
100
f
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2299)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1950
Lowest
*
I per share
102
Jan
.
27 %
"x7%
»•
110% July 13
July 27.
50% Dec
Mar 13'
10% Jun
May
29
33% Mar
Apr.
2
56
2
25
•»
8
Carolina
Carpenter
Mar, 9
Carrier
5
11 % May
7
Carriers
2
66% May
9
Case
Jan
145
1
Apr
42
30
May 11
155
Mar
Cony
6
&
Steel
Corp
2
52
27
55
103% Dec .22
106
29% Mar 21
130% Jan
29
Dec
Mar
141'
13
43
29
May 24
100
9
47% Dec
Mar 26
43% Jan
140
Aug 18
55% Jan
106
Jan
2
13
19
*
&
General
152
105% May. 24
Apr
12
xl09% Jun
1
■21': Jan
10
14% Jan
2
18% Mar
15 %
.
July" 13
July 14
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
15% Jan
3
17% Mar 22
15
:
Jan_3-
7% July 17
'4 "* Jan
3:
,
15
.
Jan
1L% Apr
.3
26
39% Dec
8% July 13
18% Jan
6
17% Dec
26
38% Feb
,
113"
9
Jan
105
27
24 % Feb
10
4
35% Feb
Apr
17
27
20
18%' May 23
29
Mar
26% Dec 20
18% May 24
28% Mar
2
16% Mar
13% Jan
2
15'A Mar
:
9
21-
2
12% Jan
1
12
Sep
9%, Oct 20
,
17% Mar 30
,
Dec
24
3
6% July 14'
v
34% Dec
Feb
8% Jan.
33% Jan
28
11% July 26
18% Apr
29
14% Jan..
2
17% Feb
29
33% Apr
6
40 % Feb
9
30% Jan
,
98
26% Dec
'
"76
Jun
30
15
7% Mar 29
24
28
29
15
Jan
28
80
Apr 27
90% Jan
2
Dec
29
14
May 24
23% Feb
24
18
21
May 19
27
Feb
13
10
12% Jan
17
Feb
9
20% May 24
33% Mar 24
19
10% Dec
30
8% May 23
23% Dec
38% Mar 28
62% Dec
28
53% Dec
17
36% Jun 27.
: July 12'
<11 % July 26/
3% Feb
11
26
20
13% Apr
Sep
July" 19}
62% July
.
"■ *'
l't
Jan
16
Chicago Yellow Cab—_L_No
19% Jan
16
Chickasha
8% Feb
8
64
Feb
13
1
19% Mar 30
1
50
Feb
82% Apr
59c
13
2
14
•
26
Jan
41% Dec
.36% Dec
24.
Range Since Jan. 1
•
Lowest"
i: V
Highest
31% Jan,
3
43% Jan,
.82
Jun" 30
Jan
28% Dec
16% Feb
8% Nov 20
93
•
Mar 15
20% Jun
16
8%
Jan
3
23
1
Feb
1
27
53% Apr
19
93
Jan
21% Jan
89% May
Mar"n
24
40% Dec
Mar 30
72
38% July 26
,
150
1
2
38%' Apr
29
87
•
.
9
Nov
100% Feb
15
53% Feb
14
73.
NOV
29% Dec
43
July 17
99% July 12;
•
5% Jan
134 y2 July 27
70% July 17
112% Dec
946
Dec
Jan
Dec
$4.50
Cleve
31
2
44% Feb
30
109% Jan
27
•
5% May
Mar 28
36% Feb
131% May 16
85% Apr 25
138
111
132
.
Jan
94% Jan
1
Jan
50% Nov 24
Clinton
cum
91
Cluett
4%
3
cum
2
55% Feb
i
21%
;.
36%
36%
23% Jan
3
Jan
10
21
36
13
37% Dec
16% Jan
13
41% Dec
21
37% Jan
8
56
15y2 Jan
13
38% Dec
21
35 % Jan
9
61
24
'; 47o
—
28% May 22
33
25
40
Oct
11
27% May 22
32% Apr 13
13% Mar 3
Columbia
Columbia
11
'■;=
Apr
13
14% Apr
14% Oct
13
8
13
11%. May 28
14% Feb
July 11
72% Oct
24
58% May 23
'
65% Mar 19
July 26
10% Dec
30 y2 Jun
43% Dec
29
18% Nov "14
22% Mar
12% Jan
39 % Apr
28
6
.19% Jan
2
4
2
48 %
May
9
$4.25
4
22% Mar 10
Columbus & So
15% July
'26% Dec
>
!
(
37% Jan
2
45% Jan
29
67% Jun
1
55
19
18
45% Jan
22% Jan
8
24% Nov
-24% Apr 26
>43% Dec 18
5
8
28% May
4
23% Jan.
2
30
3
9%. Jan
2
33% Mar 16
12
Mar
6
23
2
27% Feb
6
28% May 24
35% Jan
Jan
25
28
7% Jan
1 Jan
2
106% Jan
4
7% Dec
30
11% Feb
Nast Publishing Co
Congoleum-Nairn
Inc.—
11% May 10
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp
31% Feb
Consol
27
108% May 28
$5
23
>
Dec
20
112% Dec 18
105% Sep 26-
27% Jun
•
•
Jun
27
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
10%
28
Jan
99
107
19% Mar
3
10% Jan
3
12
1
47% Feb
6
45% Jan
11
54% May 14
26% Jan
23
34% Mar2L
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
13% Dec
28
12
16
Feb
'17% Sep
22
12% May 24
18
Feb
3
18
16% May 24
21 % Feb
Dec
7
Jan
4
Dec
•32% Dec
11
30% Jan
2
113% May 12
104% Apr
23
111
106
106% Dec 29
:
88
100
102% Feb
3
Mar 30
Mar 16
36
14% Apr 24
4
19% Jan
100
17
2
Apr 23
23
'
Jan
2
11
32% Jan
24
107% July 19
4-
93% Jan
24
Jan
41% Jun
May
32% Jan
2
•
95% Apr 20
-9
34% Mar
113% Mar
110
15
106% Jan
21% Mar
99
106
Jan
30
12% Jan
10
16% Feb
78% Jan
11
64% Feb
1
9% Dec
28
July 17
50% July 13
13% Dec
5% Jun 29
55% Jan 25
96
• Dec
8
May 24
78
16
5
May 28
39% May
4
9
1
1
21
13% Jan
3
27% Nov 25
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Co
com.
.
Container Corp of Amer
47c
preferred
"
Continental
$5.50
$3.75
pfd
(conv)_2—■
Fibre
Continental
Insurance
Continental
32
Feb
1
;
par
10
69%
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.
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.,:
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54
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281/4
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100
1,100
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35
29
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35
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46
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35y2, 35'/2
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EXCHANGE
101
50%
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101
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95
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v
,
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35
175
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87
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351/2
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113
the Week
44
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'
,60
22,800
Sales for
June 1
91%
33%
4%
y
$ per share
433A
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33%
87
Friday
May 31
91%
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135~
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600
43%
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108
112%
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109
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15
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44
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700
30
88%
35
44
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,
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12
90%
175
43%
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91
12
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$ per share
..
101%
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;
Thursday
May 30
89%
42
108%
-
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90%
41%
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"
Continental Diamond
18%
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1
»
$ per share
50%
9%
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29%
41%
16%4
25
& Steel Ind Inc com
cum
9%
89 V*
90'/a
.
16%
Nopar A.- 33
33'A
Nopar.. 108% 108%
No par
20
99%
18%
19
-
600.
,
52
39%
•.■•*
„_No par
3
52% May 15
*9%
35
50
29%
88%
(
63
51%
PRICES
Wednesday
*341%
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175
SALE
*61
53%
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—.
common
HIGH
35y4
100%
17%
71%
$ per share
...
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5
35%
50
i
52%
90%
12 3/4
10%
:
100
com
,
Can'Inc
42%.
;
63
7,100
,
53%
:1
com
preferred.,
Corit Cop
57c
Bakihg Co
preferrecl
Continental
20
106% May 11
X23% May 29
Power
42%
42%
v
*89
t
100%
97 ya
'
preferred.
i 5,500
9%
39%
,
preferred——i__...No
8,200
44%
9%
257/a
-
$4.52
223/8
44%
-
52
71%
34%
90%
*H2 ;
'*100 *
15
$4.50
\
Jan
11
-88% Jan
Consumers
.
—5
10c
22%
45
26
-
100
Aircraft
23
22%
15
100%
.;.. 49 »/2
>
•
pfd—_.100
11% Jan
50% May 31
28
Consolidated Vultee
203/4.
.433/4,
*42
*34%
26% ;;
*28%* 28%
1.33s
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
•'Consolidated Textile; Co Inc
2
39% Feb
Preferred 4% series C
Grdcer^ Corp^
Consolidated
8
11
11% May
19% May
May 24
5
Jan
18% May 24
8
;
26
19
Sep 15
July 28
Feb
5 ■' /
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas—'
22
Dec
30% Dec
series B.^,
20%
43%
♦
34%
S<%
;
5
100 y2
.
1,700
1,900
25,700
;
281/4
10'A
:
common—.No par
«■ May 17
2
13% Jan
108
11
10
Baltimore
Preferred 4 y2%
28
7
101% Jan
Feb
of
3
28% Dec
-
25
4
24
Feb
34%
1,600
2,200
13%
«
*11%
100%
V
21%
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133/4
A
A
*61
-
May 29 .'!
share
"13%'
21%
363/s
9%
42%
f
•
Tuesday
May 28
133/4
1,000
16,000
44%
15 '/a
AND
4,800
16,20.0
21%
42%
71
600
16%
52%
N Y com.^.No par
25
Dec
28
26% Feb
115
Elec
71%
Monday
I per
89%
29%
39%,
_1_—_^_..__No par
Lt & Pwr Co
•/
12% Jan
109'
>
108% Apr 23
Gas
of
4%i
15
83%
20%
*17
12
*41%
303/4
3/4
16%
25%
28%
10'A
*26 ,
10
Nopar
14% Sep
-
1
3
'
9% July 5
40 y8 July 28
15
'
19
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
10% July 13
;
24% Jan
Edison
preferred
.;
89y4
"5
303/8
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14
441/2
17
j.-
7-
-
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r
,
s*
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12
17
15%
34%.
20%.
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Consolidated
Cons
•
-
13%
11%
60%
43
5
Solvents——No par
Commonwealth Edison Co™,
25
Conde
89
100
9%
51%
12
70%
35
13%
11%
*58%
*42
.
Commercial
3
63
-
17
•
,
Superheater Inc..:
Commercial Credit Co...—
91
-
32
44
f.
42%
,
51
42
28%
;
:
:
—No par
>
20
Feb
33% May 19
109% Mar 18
•26'A July 12
106%, July 19
:
9
41
25% July 13
3% Feb 15
3
Apr
11% Feb
30% Feb
S'AJulylS
20% July 12
w w___No par
Elec Co..
*61
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~
70%
28'A
Co——Nopar
Ohio
42%
63
*15%
r-
,46'
28% " 28%
System Inc
Nopar
Pictures common.iNo par
Carbon
40%
51%
4%
•
101%
*86JA
Gas
preferred
44%
-
113 % 114;:
*850
__
51
51
93%
93%
*19%
19%
21%
21%
*46
47%
2.50
cum
22 ya
44%
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34
135
Corp.—Nopar
Combustion Engineering
30
47/a
*33%
B
Columbian
■/'-A
38% Nov
Class
21%
16%
42%
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11
22
44%
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9%
20%
-12
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40 % Oct
13s/a
•-
.
44
50%
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15 1
•
1
33Va;
31%,
>
47o
25% July 11
20 %,
43%
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•
12
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1st preferred
non-cum
9%
20%
43%
-40%
'
41
100
/
13%
13%
9JA
21%
17%
4"%.'
non-cum 2nd preferred...100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A
2.50
'
13%
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63
69%j
Corp com__Nopar r
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
Mar 19
Feb
—
515A
91%
-
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Colo Fuel & Iron
54% Mar 17
;
— ■
„
36%
14 *
20
•
■<!.
21%
36%
43%
-
90%
.
No par
Aikman
&
13%
21%
36%
9
43%
34%
par
Collins
7
!
21%
•
13%
21%
—Nopar
preferred
X30y4
13%
"21%
41
s
30%
-'36%
9
*43%
44
*108% 109
par
$3.50
29
26% Feb
6
-
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133/0
■
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'
100
21%
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100
10
7%'
•
36%
40%
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1
7%
<
22
34%
;
t
22
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:
200
1-
22%
13%
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,
7%
\
1,000
103
13
$ per share ~
1
Corp____No
5
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.
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'
3,400
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103
*
10,600
343/8
553/4
;
13%
108
com
7%
343%
f
i
•
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4%
preferred..!
(The)
553/4
21%
" Saturday
par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No
10
100% Feb
2
23.% Oct
57
2nd
Co
Internatl
3i3/4
21%
100
Coca-Cola
153/4
22
; /
—____1
com
153/8
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,
LOW
preferred——100
Peabody & Co
,
21%
70y8:
50
preferred
15%
22
15
50
common—..
conv
7%
12
19% Jan
10
16
^
Inc
Clopay Corp
16
18% May 24
Oct
July 12
7% gtd
stock...:
4%
gtd
Foods
4%%-
2
27
Mar 27
46% Jan
22
Jan
Pitts RR Co
I
16%
»
.
Molybdenum...,—.Nopar
Coca-Cola
101%' May 22
21
Jun
&
Special
Xl5%
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1,200
'
82%
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-
-—Nopar ',
common
44%.
16
•
—100
Illuminating com„No
43%
82%
12
100
com
preferred
Climax
16
Co
preferred.
Graph Bronze Co
Cleve
5
40% Apr
non-cum
Cleve Elec
5
34% Apr
14% July 17
•
5
5
2
14 % Mar 30
•
74
Jan
57c
27
37% July 17
95
Jan
37% May
Mar 15
32
3
Oct
111
26
V May 3
3% Mar 24
28
92
165
46% Feb
4
May 19
105
18
1004
7
Dec*18
Feb
25
30% Jan1
26
143
Apr
28
5
34% Dec
Mar 27-
90
>40% Jan
Mar 14
112% Mar 16
3% July 11
22
13
i
15,600
9%
305/a
51
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c.onv preferred.———_10j0
Equipment Co
_20
& St Louis Ry
45%
14
253A
I
16
*61
4%%
C
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30%'
43%
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Clark
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82%
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25
C C
5
:69% May 22
37% Mar 15
29 Vb
Feb
30% Jan
28
4
3
155
42% Jan
17
Jan
5
108
29
12% Jan
1
8
4
31% Dec
Feb
133/4
.
t
15%
——
26
<
9%
553A
32
14
253A
82%
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1,400
19
84
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70
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56
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103
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32
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7%
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1,300
2,000
25%
35
55%
1,200
33%
;
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;
44%
15%
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1,700
93/8
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;
19
1
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1
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3,700
46 3/4.
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3,100
;
9%
9%
33%
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17%
15%
City Investing Co common
J5
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5%% preferred
u
100 ,*^*89 '
City Products Corp.
_lNo par
29%
City Stores Co common
5
*18%
7
84% Jan
18
112%'Mar
Sep
6
23% July 13
62% Jan
3.
37
•
155
19
47% May
»
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'
Sep
35
-*7%
-
43
—
Jun
347/8
7%
31-
—
138
15%
>
24
32% Mar
9%
108%
42%
15%
*101%
gl T.Financial Corp^—__rNopar : vL 97
ities Service Co_-_^
49% 50* .—
10;
98%'
Xll2% May 9
11% Jan 18
9%
33*
108%
9%
™
54%-
103
089
par
_25
.f-rv V
:
,
"
.
..
18%
46%
9%
x33
15%
15%
»
stocks
r-.NEW YORK STOCK ;
f
EXCHANGE
«.*;.,vr "■■■
;
18%
;
47%
9%
33%
*34 y4
<19%
»
Cincinnati das & Elec com„__8.50
4% preferred
^
—100
Cincinnatr Milling Machine-Co
10
■-
26
38% Apr
89 % May
8
29% Jan 16
18% May 2
May 12
34
3.
19
107
8
84% Mar 28
6%
35% Jun
May 17
32% Mar 27
68 % Mar 22
15
preferred—
•
471/2'
47 %
47 >/2
-
18
42%
;
34%
% " 551%
;.9
•
.
$ per share
.
100
29
conv
■,
$ per share
34% Feb 24
109% Mar 4
27% July 26
103% July 3;
cum
Copper Co_——J;
Chya-sler Corp _i—
l83/4
47
17%
-
*17
32
31%
>
1<
Chile
93/8
18'A
17%
*8%
<42*%
—10
6ommon_LL
203/4
9%
41%
*.
-
Nopar
L:
4,000
20%
25%
-
-
•
series A——i-100
Oil_
15%
36%
t
preference—No par
Fac RR Co-
Cotton
Childs Co
.
.
Rock. Is &
Cony preferred
Feb
Highest
)
convertible
Chic
68%. Jan
40
$3
1
9,500
15%
\
16
1
13%
15%
13%
loo
110.
109'A
x48
<
21"%
.
*
par
150%
xlu83/4
49%
<
33%
-
%
22
com__No par -
61% May
f"
$ per share
preferred J-——-—L
4% May 21
9
1
'•
per share
5%
Chicago Pneumat Tool
12
Jap
2
16% May 23
•
19
Range for Previous
Year 1950 •
Lowest;
1
Dec
84% Oct
:
94% Feb
22
44 v
13.;
54% Feb
3
14% Jun
<29%
52% Feb
87% Jan
19
11
7% Jun
19
4
Chicago Si NorthfWest comLiNb
11,100
*1473A
l083/4
17
*46
9%
15%
Chica Milw St Paul1 & p„No
par
Series A preferred—2—_L—100
,
483A
150
20s/a
9%
2525%
*8%
9%
Co cl A_I_25
58% Apr- 27
48% May 24
8&% Mar 17
14
Feb
28% Mar
300
13
<
——Nopar
59% Feb
43
,
13% Jan.
30
2
20% May 24
42%" Jan, 10
Dec
5
19 % May 24
Dec 28
44% Dec
(77
14% Feb
6,900
9%
26
40
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry
Class B '
46®/B
1033/a
163A
>
13%
East 111 RR Co com„Nopar
20
453A
103 %
20%
9%
30% ' 30%
*82-V 84
•
preferred—100
150
.
47
200
103%
9%
17%
*34%
Chicago Corp (The) ————_i
.Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50 v''
5% preferred
'—50
<■
16
17
13%
*73/,,
150
150
20%
13%
1*31
2,10o
9%
18%
55
61
*20%
19
*101%
61
1
9%
18%
'/
1,700-
62
•
20%
19
41
10%
42
9%
•
10,400
10%
153/4
19%
15%
——„No par
A
i7ya
17
18%
*9
24% '
*40%
11
108y8
16
108 y2
Mfgi__l^_*—»1__—1.25
convertible
&
Class
2
Jan
42%' Apr,
•
30
53% Jan
27
22 y2
3
26% Jun
28
51V4 Dec
Jan i.3
,
Chic
9
38% Feb
3.%%
i
9
33'A Jan
12% May 24
preferred
15%
18%
41 %
23%
;
400
150
16 y8
*17
24%
2,900
"
42
45%
J
108
•
52
1031%
483/4
48%
107%
*18 »A
v
Chesapeake Corpt of Virginia
.5
Chesapeake '& Ohio Ry comm'on—25
14
+27% Jan
v
8
$4.50
•'
150
107%
—15%
-
18%
19%
t
133A 1 13%
*25%
26*
com—"No par
19
21
Jan 13
27% Mar 30;.
.Champion Paper dc Fib
48
*149
52
170
33
10%
*149
DAY
%
*18%
No par
Jan
35
16% Dec
i 7%
Co__—
38% Feb
2
x30% May 29
11
Belt
150
103
*18%
p__iu_——-5 .1
Copper Corp.*.. __vji
\
Checker Cab
Jan,, 5
ill
Chain
103%
48 y8
-
MEMORIAL
46%
45%
t -
'
■
32 y4
53
*41
Sharet
*108%" 1083/4 '
61%
150
108 V*
C01
2
32% Dec
37% Dec
,
Pasco
Certain-Teed
3
90% Dec
15'/8Apr
De
47%
107
.
108%
16
21% Dec
17
*107%
*148
1
32%'
23%
•
61%
148
*148
9%
100
preferred
7
/ CLOSED
61%.
the Week
20%
46%
'
9%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
II ^
46y4
33%
9 % Jan
,
3
7.% Jan.
4
r
63% May
45%
24
*
Sales for
June 1
$ per share
109
*52
,
4134
103%
-
17%
.33 %
54
41
44%
9%
*
common
107% Feb
3
19'A Jan
(
100 % Mar 15
2
32% Oct
9% Jan
3
10% July 12
<11% Jan 13
.<
18
35% Dec
5
4'/« Feb
29
107
1
July
45% Jan
Deo
Dec
49,
5
8
25
Dec
10% Jun
3
Jan
6% Dec
t
.
Cerro
28
36
Light
32'A
10%
*102%
-
*108'/2
23%
6iy2
148
i
•
$ per share
32%
10%
60%
20%
8%
Central RR Co of N J class A——50
Class B
a—
501
46% May 17
,
-
•-
*20%'
Central & South West
Corp com—5'
Central Violeta Sugar Co—
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
..—'—No par >
May 11
11% Jan 18
2
25
-
Friday
May 81
'
$ per share
41%
10%
"
-
17%--
*17 %
<
27
25% July 12
,
4%7c
2
27
27'
' July
60%
*
.
1
108%
*52'%
22%
*40
~
»'l6%
Aguirre Sugar; Co——5
Foundry, Co——
1
Thursday
•
May 30
-
32 y4
53
22 y8
•-
41%
10%
60%
20
Central Illinois
15
9% Jun
preferred
Central
6
8Ve July IT
12
10%
Central of: Ga Ry Co vtc—L_No par
5% preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson G & E: Corp..No par
Mar 26
112% Feb
5%
Central
23
3
.
*40-
V
1
.25
PRICES
Wednesday
108%
-
32 »A
52%
22%
—
A
23
57% Feb
3
32% Jan
2
Feb
5
20% May 22
10% May
1
2
•
39% Jan
10% Mar 29
30
July 13
110% Feb
9
2
8% Jan
16Jan, 25
series—50
Corp—:
common—_—
SALE
$ per share
109%
32
52
22%
-
*108%
•
-
32 %-•
*51
•
HIGH
Tuesday
May 29
'
S per share
108%
32 %
5
AND
«
v
108%
Light——No par
Monday
May 28
,
t per share
common*——J—__IQ
Co
.
•
'
13%
Pat
preferred. 4%
(J I)
26*
May
7% preferred
100 »
<'148
150
Caterpillar Tractor common
10/.'
44%
44% -l
Preferred'4.20% ~1—i—JL„1001 >102% 103% CelaneSe Corp of Amer com—No par ,»
48%
48% -1
Wo 2nd'v preferred———AIQO
<■148
150 >4%$ cumulative pfd conv—_100
1 107/
107
Celotex
Corp common—.—No par: 1 *15%
16%
»
3
Feb
56% Feb
10
Saturday;
_.
,
Co——
.
32% Jan
LOW
*
...
.
i
Power
May 17
"Jan
35
«
STOCK
EXCHANGE
...
? 9% Jan
15
156
/
...
Carolina Clinch & Ohio
Ry__—100
110% Mar 12
"
16
56% Nov
3
18% Jan.
21% May 20
39 % May 18
35% July 13
140
Jan
3
Jan
46
NEW YORK
.
.
$ per share
30% Jan
•
28
.
Highest
$ per share
107
34% Mar 16
3
,15% July 13;
33% Dec 19
-
Lowest
$ per share
11-
30% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
'
24
300
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2300)
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
t per
share
S per
share
54% Jan
55% Mar 13
Dec 26
53% July 25
6
2
25% Feb
17
Mar 17
50% Feb
20
17% Feb
3
72% Jan
2
14 % Jun
27
22% Dec
28
46% July 14
51% Oct
24
49
17% Apr
22
13% May 24
Oct
17
61
May 17
13
45% Nov
27
38
Jan
18
102 % Aug
17
94
May 29
95
May 25
8
104% Mar
Nov 30
104% Feb
10% Jan
3
76
July 17
287/e Jan
100
Apr
105
100% July 11
20% Apr
2
'
Cum
pfd 3%%
2
5% Jan
26
Coty
2% Jan
12
2
35% Apr
14
Apr 25
103% Feb
20
27% Jan
96
Crane
Co
3%%
—
1—
97 Va
300
12%
12%
125a
1,000
26%
25%
26
261%
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
600
17%
2,100
7
Cream
of Wheat Corp
4
Crown
Cork
28
48% Jan
2
56
5
100 % Apr
19
106
Jan
31
Jan
2
44% Jan
29
95
Jan
30
32
Mar 20
27% Jan
13
49% Dec
102% Jan
11
105% May
16% Jan
3
17% Jun
15
81% Jan
2
6
24% Jan
2
22% Dec
28
Nov
20
25
26
115 % Jun
27
Feb
14
175
34
Jan
82% Nov
Mar 31
54
29
34% Dec
180
8% Apr
3
10% Oct
5
64% July 13
9% July 17
77% Oct
31
13% Jan
19
10
20
26% Nov
22
x25
10% Oct
25
July 13
July 13
5
70
II
Jan
Mat
13% Feb
% May 22
Jan
28
3
102
May 24
28
51
May 24
57
18
10
May 24
24
Mar 13
8
24% Aug
21
22% Feb
17
32% Dec 29
13% Jan
13
26% Dec
30
99% Dec
2
Jan
96
12
49%
50%
50%
50%
*101%
101%
102%
102'/a
102%
240
37'A
37%
38 Va
38
38%
37%
38%
38%
38%
3,200
86%
86%
86%
86
86
86%
86%
*86
86%
100
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
*271/4
28
22%
23-
23
23%
23
23'A
25% Jan
16% Jan
17
39
3
20 % Apr
33% May
102% Mar 21
92*
Apr
3
99
Jan
7 5-V
100
5
92
May 18
100% Feb
July 24
11% Jan
6% Jun
27
22
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
5
30%
200
8%
9,900
102%
2.50
*15%
15%
20
*15%
16
convertible
preferred..
Chemical
Corp
(The)
17%
*93%
7
Preferred
3.75%
series
B—_100
'93
93
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
*97
Feb
24
Dayton
10% Apr
60 % Apr
10
Decca
28
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Feb
27
Deere
20
57
Jan
68
Rubber
Co
Records
&
Co
—100
50c
Inc
*95
96
16
*15%
16
15%
*15%
16
*15%
16
16
*15%
16
39
37%
38
•V
32%
7;
93%
93'/2
93%
93%
;
20
Y :
*92
93
*92
93
*97
98%
*97
98%
43% May 24
53 % Feb
9
Delaware & Hudson
100
7% Jun
2
Delaware Lack
.50
7%
27
14'/a Dec
20
11% May 24
17% Feb
Dec
20
23% Jun
21
20% Jan
23% Mar 27
24 % Jun
29
58
Dec
28
52 % May
42 % Jun
27
72% Dec
29
62
12
20
2
24
65% Feb
May 24
15% Mar 29
79 % Feb
21% Apr 10
60 % May 23
52 %
68
8
May 16
21 % Mar 13
32% Nov
64
Mar
8
Western
34% Dec
17
62
63
33
33
*33%
45%
46
451/4
46
I
22
16% Jan
16% Dec
29
23% Jan
2
12%
13
12%
7
45% Jan
19
Dec
21
34% Apr
2
17
4
36% Feb
20
19% Feb
8
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
24
24% Apr
4
31
Lowest
S per
Sper share
20
22
22
Edison
Stove
'
6%
*31%
*17%
;
18
2
Co
.
62%
*60%
1
1
5
Feb
Steel
Vilbiss
&
$1.50
Diana
Co
Match
cum
Diamond
3
T
*24%
6%.~ Y '
9
14
18
44% Jan 15
57
13
Jan
Jan
51
May 24
9
54% Jan
Jan
26
107
: Sep
119% Jan
4
6
14% Jan
28
2
14% Jan
,77-/4 Jan
81
27,
111% Jun
15
13
181
rDec
19
19
Mar
18
7
11% Mar 27
87
88% Dec
8
Jun
14
14% Dec
18
x22
22
62%
*62
6%
9
Doehler-Jarvis
Dome
May
211
13
85% Jun
12
122 % Jan
9
127% Apr
22
101% Jan
31
Jun
1
60% Jan
51% Dec
j
9% Dec
t
12
11
106
52% Nov
11% Jan
83
Jan
118
:
Dunhill
17
Feb
30
(Apr
50
10
20% Dec
19
13
Jun
27
,10
Jan
13
171
Dec
6
29
Jan
13
,
14% July 12
27
-21% Nov 25
18 Vs Apr
14
190
Apr 10
39% Oct 25
May 24
24% Jan
2
Eagle-Picher
24% May
4
4
30
45
Mar 27
11
9
1% Jan
3
18
19
44% Oct
26
15
2
75
48
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
2
2
15
5
10% Jan
13
27
68
Dec
9
66
May 25
Jan
4
% July 13
7 8% Feb 14
8% July 13
•
.
33
Jun
2% Nov
6
44
4 Vi Jan
10
r
For footnotes
see
page
24.
26
4%%
Ekco
118%
99%
99%
*
51
"
20% "7
*7
*50%
,
4y2%
10 '
"
*20%
1
.
211/*
10%
21%
*20-7
16%
61
>
35
15%
15%
214
2,000
35
;
2,700
15%.
6,000
48%.
49%
92%
93%,
2,700
8,500
15%
—
>
;
100
..
100
*102%' 104%
104 %
*208%
100
520
11%
34%
/
••Y
48%,, 49%
92%
93%
Steel
Co
Corp..
13% Mar 29
54% May
Elastic
Electric
Electric
41% Jan
26
2% Mar
46
Feb
;
2
Elec
23
21%
*20%
210
210
V
4;
; 94%
*50%
51
90
94%
l
;
13
118%
99%
;
10%
10%
7j
21
51
■f
94%
99%
51
20%
20%
21%
21%
21% 7 22 %
20%
20%
20%
7; 16%
43%
166 V
16%
16%
;
43 V*
437/a
;
21%
22
20%
20%
21%
20%
700
10%
21%"
20%
:
&
Amer
18% May
33% Feb
.
6
El
21
'
3% Feb
7
; '43
168%
166
5
103% Jan
22% Feb
2
*97
*97
101 >/2
16%
16 Va
90
90
90
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
101%
*98
101%
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
19 Vb
19 V*
19 %
19 y8
19%
*19%
19%
36%
*35V*
37V2
*35%
37%
*35%
*43
2
.
2
.
43%
2
2 Vs
43
44% Jan 10
4% Feb 26
Paso
25
Electric
Mfg
12%
12%
900
25%
24%
7 24%
2,200
68
68
*65JA
49%
26%
*49%
49%
26%
26%
7,900
25V4
*65'A
68V2
49%
65%
65%
*49
*49%
49'%
*49%
3
Co
26Vz
26'%
26Vz
26%
26%
26%
26%
17%
13y2
17%
14'A
17%
17%
*17%
4
5
-
.10
Erie
5%
Erie
RR
Office
Eureka
8.50
Eversharp
Ino
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Exchange
Buffet
'5
7.
7_
:
7
-
^
—1
—
3
Corp_7__—2.5«
,
*57
50
Corp
*6%
19%
67%
.
J
-..
15%
13%
39%
*T%.
4 ;
20 Va
67
*60
*6%
6%---
T3 Vz
39 '
-
- "
62;
*14 Vz
-
19%
*66
6
-
-
13%
39'%
*38%'
*3¥* - 4
2,200
13%
13%
6,700
*17%
18%
400
28 Vz
*28%
28%
,99%
99%
99%
120
203/a
20 V*
20%
2,400
,
6
6%
19%
6
19%
20%
2,800
20
15.300
66
66
*66
66 5 a
*60
,
700
62
*60
62
.
.:3oo
-
15
15
13%
66 '
*6%
6%
15
20%
66
62
18
13%
18%
6
20
62
18
200
20 V*
6
*60
68%
-
99%
20%
6
700
(
28%
100
20%
20%
6
5,500
;
18%
13%
*18
28%
*99%
100
17%
13%
18%
28%
29Va
20%
6
20%
19%
*66
100
Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
v
No par
100
100
6
1
285/s
29Vz
*20Vs
Bldg
13%
*18
18'/a "18%
'
_____100
common—
Williams
14%
*28%
*99%
preferred series A
&
18
13%
18%, 18%
-
100
13
'^24%
"
1,500
37%
24%
:
65 V2 '
1
2,900
*35
13
13%
49%
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2,060
19%
44
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49 5s
44
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24%
,
49%
19%
>
,
44
50
.
101%;
2
24%
10
1,400
2
.50
preferred
Gas.i__;
Natural
Equitable
8% May 3
18 y2 Apr 13
6
5%% convertible
5% preference
30
;
16%
43%
43
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13
600
90
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2
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3,000
19,500
165
39
16%
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'11,800
43%
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;
39%
16%
19 Vs
2
No par
common—;
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Mar 26
Apr
Co
4%
7% Feb 23
16
92
16%
1L5
39%
36'%
Endicott Johnson Corp common..25
12
66
16V4
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16%
165
92
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16
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39%
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V
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Empire District Electric Co—
9
6
May 31
43%
\
38%
.,
101'%
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»
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Storage Battery
16%
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2
shares
92
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1
;
preferred
Mus Ind
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16% '
43
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~
38% 7
16%
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*
l
5
(The)—
common
168%
38%,
100
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott
13
38
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1,000
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;
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10%
13,000
118%;
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200
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: 5,400
;
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21%
21% V
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'
71% Feb
14y2 May 24
12% Jan 33
7.
16% "
42%
common..___2.50
Auto-Lite
Boat
Electric
12
24% Feb
6y8 Mar 13
7
100
Co
Convertible
5
2
May 17
>
100
common
Stop Nut Co.—
2
18
Emerson
Jan
5
common—10
Emerson
2
;
300
,
59
•
11%
.
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:
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Y
11%
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99%
\
10%
20%
20%
-
10
preferred—
23% Jan
64 y2 Mar 30
'
'
preferred
Products
3
Jan
19% Jan
1
Mar 21
Feb
18% Apr 27
101% Mar 22
16 y8 Mar 16
60
6% May 5
15% Dec 28
27
95
22% Jan
2
5% May 24
28
14% Dec
93%"
*118
118':;
10%
Manufacturing Co.—
2
20
7% May 15
19% Dec 28
60
*10%
94%'
93%
Y
51
preferred.
28 »/< Mar
13
5
51 % Jun
.V,*
118%
,
400
61
;..
I;
*
*118
-
,
Edison Bros Stores Inc
23% Jan
16% Apr 20
28% Apr
4
99% May 15
July 12
6%
Eaton
3
16y4 May 24
24j/4 Jun
11
May
52'/2Mar
20% Mar 17
8
Jan
43% May • 3
19% Feb
8
73
22% Aug 29
20'/4 Jun
1
6
*59
*102%
12% *13
13% ;
'
182
65% May 29
49 ¥2 Jan
2
13
20
61
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share
15%
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94
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;
Kodak
3
15
18% Dec
Stainless
16% Jan
15
33% Jan
V
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29
Y
99%
Corp
27% May
13% Feb
Dec
Eastern
1
15% Dec
100
30
3
Apr
12 Vi Dec
104 y» NOV
13
90
29
.
5
Co.—
,23y2Apr
12% Jun
23
28% Nov 29
Y
104%
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21%
*
29%
par
v
*87
90
*28 jf.
Sales for
the Week
„
"
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Cigar Corp
23
52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6
Feb
2
40% Jan
28% Feb 23
52% July 17
25
Jan
1% Jan
Dec 28
19% July 13
Jan
,
18% May 23
35% May-' 2
4
3% Apr
4
19
19
Oct
21%
21%
*87%;
.1
1,000
Friday
June 1
share
ver
35
J 209 7
*206
1,600
300
*15%
MEMORIAL
15%
■
104%
204% 204%
4,700
*60
CLOSED
DAY
,; *102%. 106
*
'
pfd—50
Eastern Airlines Inc
10
Apr
101
21% July 26
10% Jun
DWG
15 Vb Jan
2
41
;
214 ;
.
1.No par
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
6
Apr
90
49% Oct
35"% Apr
54% Feb .v7
112% Feb
xl5% May 28
Mar 10
30
105
*210
100
———_
2
36% Jan
7
32% Jun
92
series
Eastman
13
Jan
90%
$3.50
Eastern
13% Dec
Jun
91%
series.."..No"par
9
5
8
16
89%
$4.50
3
May
89%
Preferred
20% Feb
102
89%
*102%
26%
26
16
48%
Preferred
•
48% Jan
38% July 26
•
;
19
15% Dec 26
Sep
23
42% May 24
162% Apr 17
98
47%
—__;._No
Common
*3
,15% Mar 28
88 % Aug 25
95
9
Jan
106% Feb
19
19 y# Jan
47%
*
1,900
26%
61
34%
47%
convertible preferred
International
52% NOV 27
12 y4 July 12
x
125
34%
? 15%
47
Du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co—
„
102% May
34%
15%
No par
common.....50c
Jan
20
30
July 17
9
34%
\
94%
No par
9%
*
24% Dec 18
13% Jun
40
6
Mar 30
10% Jan
15% Mar 30
/
nt/
,
50
11%'
94%
15
15 %
9%
*59
STOCK
EXCHANGE
59
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common..-
35%
15%
9%
600
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16
!
46%
Duplan Corp
y
60 %
94
•
35
15%
$
I per share
11%
.
35
Thursday
May 31
,
15%
16.-
48%
49
61
16
60
34%'
24%
487/a
PRICES
61
11%
*
18%
24%
26%
May ttO
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60
100
*17%
9%
Wednesday
*59
600
»
15%
May 29
61"
/
■
25
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W
*92%
preferred——
"
98
34%
5
;
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1,100
6%
31%
.
_
SALE
HIGH
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10
6%
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48%
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26
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Industries
3%%
60
11%
•'
4,900
62
6%
31%
9%
...No par
issued"
2nd
29 % Jun
10
May 24
$3.25
.
*58%
*
•
•
1,900
3,600
•,*,
i
t per share
60
*11%
Corp..
Ltd
Aircraft.
Dresser
60
No pax
$4 preferred series A—
May
24% May
93% Feb
60%
"•
Tuesday
15%
61
; '
.
800
4,400
18%
62
64
8,200
22%
T;.
31%
/
25
15%
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share
■■■.
35
15%
61
*59%
July 9 1951
Dow Chemical Co
-
!
Mines
"When
2
95% May
111% Feb
called
A
Douglas
par
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2,900
•YY
35
48%
May.28?
15%
:\:
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35
AND
22
6%
1
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■
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18%
22
4,500
1,100
65 %
65
66%
18%
\
Monday
61
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25
48%
.
25%
$ per
■
18%
25
26%
16
•
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31
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:
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6%
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64
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-
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25%
/
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21%
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22%
22
25%
S per share* »>•'
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!
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12%
i
9%
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12%
18%
-
'
46%
-
66
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No par
Pepper Co..J.
13
2
12% May 24
Class
Dr.
1
A
16
Mar 22
19%. Jan
V
Par
'
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46
18
10
Saturday
46%
65
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r
46
55
25%
STOCK
32%
'
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55%
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Corp
Feb
53 %
102
May 17
180% Jan- '3
21% Oct
July 12/
118
.
16
32%
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33
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63%
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25
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49
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35%
*15%
15%
.25
8%
9
54%
33%
10
2
Cup common———No
Class
19
35 % Mar
10
20% Jan
Dixie
4
109% Feb
j
Mar 15
19
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,
40
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55%
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18
,
49%
35
*15%
.50c
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Divco
13
May 10
x69% May 10
Dec
93
YORK
EXCHANGE
x70
83% Dec
13
49%
2
Stores
NEW
16% Apr
46% May 26
i
;
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54
18
6%
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9
19%
r
65
31'/«
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25
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Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
13
70 % May
17% Jan
97
Car
'j;'
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■
1
11% Apr 12
30 % Jan
2
36% Jan
13
preferred
31%
19%
19%
;
54%
*60%
25
No par
common
Motor
$ per share
share
11
47% Oct
69% Jan
Corp
Raynolds class A
Diamond
Highest
15% Jan
25 % July 12
11% July 25
90
98%
223/8
STOCKS
58% May 25
s
*97
22%
21%
18,:
Range Since Jan. 1
4
July I7i
98%
22%
17%
64
18
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16
July 26
110
*97
22%
64%
64
8
De
1
Feb
5
Highest
48% Jun 29
94
| • Y
55%
_100
Detroit-Michigan
9
29% Mar
54
29% Nov
f per share
*92
1
54
preferred
Detroit
May 24
15
Year 1950
35
94
12%
•T
22%
ctfs
Range for Previous
112 % Jan
800
*92
22 Va
22J/a
54
*
8%
22 lA
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Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
20
19% Mar
9
Dec
Lowest
1,600
32%
94)4
Y
i
12%
12%.
60
53%
Detroit
Jan
9% Jan
July 13
3»100
1734
32%
*93
54%
.100
for
,Y.
\
54
common..
(The)
9
53%
61
Escrow
38% Feb
5
49
16% Dec 27
6% July 13
•
Apr
37
18
11 % Mar 31
39
17%
•'
-
~
■
30
17
27% Nov
38%
17%
32%
94%
''
■
19 J
18%
8%
ctfs for
Derby Oil Co
19
18%
■
53%
Escrow
..
9
19% May
23% Feb 26
6% May 22
&
45
Power & Light Co...13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
17
May 19
Feb
2
preferred-
Delaware
17
17% May 26
'*
38%
Y,.'
'
i
.
V'
33
*32%
19
Y
400
,
'
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60%
60%
45% Dec
8
10
....
32%
37%
18
32
v
3,800
96
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17%
45
No par
3
29
32%
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29% Jan
12 % Jun
800
16
53%
*8%
1
19
35 % Mar
32%
32% Y'
95
32
18%
18%
—50c
...
common...,
Jan
.'18% July 13
32%
_
,
31
16
18
Y
1,700
'
30%
327/8
17,400
25
133
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31%
95
32%
98%
100
/-'Y-VYYY
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>:
133
31%
31%
17%
94%
series A
7.7,
25%
25%
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31%
400
10%
16
38
"
17%
32%
Preferred 3.75%
25%
10
51%'
xlO
10%
500
104
51%
52
10%
133
*102%
95
*15%
*31%
,
251/4
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8
102%;.
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10%
♦128
31 %
16
38'A
38%
1
„10
—
25'A
321/4
102%
52
10%
133
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•
102%
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30%
95,
37
July 12
5% July 12
27%
32%
30%
32% Jun
'
10%
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8'/a
*128
,
*93 Vz
21
41 % Jan
24
133
32%
18
21% July 13
10%
27%
25%
25%
25%
*31%
Oct
.
10%
7%
1
37
Apr
10%
10%
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200
*26%
51
No par
4,000
7%
lO'/a
Inc.—
_
8%
72
72
10%
51
100
<
8%
Y
73
27%
10'/a
pfd
8%
8%
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7%
51
1
7%
8%
74
80
200
*175
200
9,600
10%
10
34% July 13
19
*175
400
23%
27%
*101
102%
8%
8
51
common
Sons Inc
26
59% Dec
4
23
23%
27%
*26%
7%
*101
A
Feb
8% Jan
30
10
.
VY
No par
Dayton Power & Light common...?
Y
22%
200
*72
—No par
preferred
104
8
17 % Jan
41% Dec
3
preferred..—
Daystrom Inc
14
*27
2.400
'
97% May
29
18% Dec
3
May 28
51
*102
lO'A ,10'A
7;
Davega Stores Corp common
4
102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1
July 26
>96% May 24
16
102%
*175
73
73
8%
5%
Y.
8%
8%
I
•
Corp common
—1
3%% preferred series A
.100
3
31% Jan
30
29
34% Mar 17
74
*72
100
10 '/a
Davison
2
2
Dec
16% Dec
8%
8%
common.___10
27%
28
Jan
31
10% July 13
Co
Dana
3
v
50%
51
50%
1021/4
.
'
Cutler-Hammer
9
200
*175
,
10'/a
Class
17% Feb
200
*175
.
,8%
Cushman's
29% Jan
18% July 13
100
Inc
Press
Curtiss-Wright
37% Mar
pfd
non-cum
preferred
Prior
17% Feb
3
11
6%
*26%
100% Mar 16
Apr 24
17% Feb
3
July
3
93
RR
*86
5
Jan
35% Feb
25
14% Jan
28
96
Jan
30
19% May 10
13% July 10
*15% Jan
20
Jan
138
300
49%
$7
132% Jan
12% Dec
3
3
Feb
37
102 Vz
27% Feb
128% May 23
7% Jan
20% Jan
*36%
37'/a
;
Curtis
12% Jan
125
171/a
17%
37
*49%
15
25
17%
*36%
*101%
Cuneo
106% Feb
55% Jan
17%
35%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc___2.50
Publishing common.._No par
3
3
148% Nov
17V4
35%
5
4 % %
May 18
27
17%
35%
25
100
preferred
preferred
Cudahy Packing
10% Feb
*44% July 13
102% Dec
17'/a
35%
No par
8
7% May 23
17.
35%
*95
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
5
77
17
No par
7%
8
*95
35%
2.50
common
98
*95
Cuba
10
27
Jan
Seal
*26
2
Zellerbach Corp common
$4.20
13
Apr
&
(The)
preferred
Crown
'
'
7% July
185
Mar 27
180
of
Crucible Steel of Amer com
5% convertible preferred
May 10
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
4,100
97
121/4
29% Mar
$2
32
96%
12%
25% May 24
14
31%
32%
98
12%
4
19% May
500
300
12%
30% Mar
39% Feb
x31%
32%
4%
2%
121/4
30
2
32 '/a
20
4%
2'/a
4%
2%
2%
2%
171
171
12%
14
Jan
32%
4%
4%
*2%
171
200
32>/a
Dec
15
3,000
96',
26% Jun
35% May 22
75
*169'%
170%
4%
2%
32 Va
20
74%
75%
74
2,800
63%
12%
Creameries
3
.
4%
*2%
"
•
96
32
5
19
*4%
7/7
96
*94'/2
96
12% May
41% Oct
L
2%
*94%
96
1
2
17% Jan
4%
*2'/a
62%
96
25
10% Jan
27
*4%
*169
860
—„100
5
12% July 13
1701/2
*169
169
*167
"
62
74%
'
.'
59%
DAY
95 Vz
r
70
61 %
*94%
MEMORIAL
94%
73
61%
62
100
14%
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59%
v
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—
ll#
Jan
32% Jun
73%
2,100
50 %
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>
America.
Jan
14
10
73%
74 i
61%
59
95%
14%
—
3,800
2178
21%
50%
62
94
95
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700
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25
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1
common
preferred
105
Sep
*61%
59;
95
100
1
27
101
61%
59
*94
Refining common_25
>
61%
61%
preferred—
Inc
CLOSED
61%
Coty International Corp
186
166% May 17
Products
EXCHANGE
14%
*
Shares
28
56
21%
STOCK
50%
14%
20
series of 1947.100
2
3
4% Jan
2% Jan
30% Jan
2
21%
x50%
*49%
14%
27%
26
21%
X21%
21%
50%
*14 Vs
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
—.100
3
19
25%
14%
21%
*49%
the Week
share
*54%
56
25%
50%
*21%
$ per
27%
*54%
14 Va
5
Bank & Tr Co
7%
6
25
31
22% July 13
Corn Exchange
23
'.' '6% Mar
2% Feb
•
22
21 Vz
Sales for
Friday
June 1
May 31
t per share
56
25
25
series—,..50
Corp
1
common
5%
10
3
13
3
pref
Jan
72% Jan
187% Apr
1% July 13
Convertible
Cornell Dubilier Electric
25
Thursday
May 30
fper share
27%
*54%
56
*54%
25
25
No par
78% Apr
Jan
x66
July 13
3% Aug
Co
Copperweld Steel Co
-
64%. May
—No par
56
27 %
27%
27 Va
27%
*54%
Corn
176 % July 13
62
Copper Range
42% Jan
41
*27%
PRICES
Wednesday
Sper share
$ per share
common.„5
Corp
$3 prior preferred.—;
55% May 24
10
17
57
Coooer-Bessemer
24% May 16
Jun
12
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SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
May >9
May 28
May 26
Par
18
AND
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
share
Apr
31
12
26% Jan
27% Nov 24
I per
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
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Lowest
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STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
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AND
Monday
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I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
May 28
'
$ per share
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
May 30
May 29
I per share
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
May 81
$ per share
June 1
S per share
S per
the Week
Shares
share
F
37'A Mar 10
48% Oct
18
46% Jan
2
54% May
Fairbanks Morse & Co
4
22% July
3
2
5
22% Jan
7
22% May 29
13% Apr 27
26% Feb
12% Dec
17% Feb
19
July 26
17% Jun
2
13% Jan
15% Mar
13
15% Jan
26
3
Apr
8
9
26% Dec
28
35% Mar 11
53
25
22% May 11
50% Jan
2
16% July
3
25% Oct
23
23% Jan
14
8% Dec
28
49 % Dec
28
4% Feb
33% July 17
103
Jan
10
3
Nov
6
47% Jan
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
July 24
16% July 13
23% Oct
52
83% Feb
\52%Jan
105
Feb
13
15
108
July 17
65
89
10% July 13
14% Jan
22% July 26
103
Oct 13
19
Jan
6
78
-
1
25
100
84
2
17
24
Mar
17
Jan
12
25% Feb
13
Follansbee
22
19% Mar 30
94
24% Mar 30
37
84% July 17
Nov
101
33 % Apr
7
Dec
8
9
23 % Jan
100
2
94
18
98% Dec
July 21
Mar 22
Apr
93% Apr
6
27% July 12
9% Jan
3
46% Dec
27
18
19% Apr
8% July 12
12% Oct
5
Nov
25
102
July 14
81
4
19% Feb
32 % Nov
78
Feb
Feb
85
9
95
3
Feb
4%
10% Oct
25
10% Mar 21
Gabriel
13
Dec
30
11% Mar 29
143/4 May
Gair Co
30
19
Dec
29
19
20 Va Jan
6 % Apr
6
9% Nov
2
July 25
16% July 24
>17% July 12
15% Jan
3
40% Nov
10
20 % Apr
25
32
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23% Dec
7
July 13
17% Jun
29
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July
25% Dec
3
55% Dec
12
July 13
Feb
<
166
24% Nov
22
10% Dec
21
63% Mar 31
>25
Jun
14
75
8% May
8
10
39% May
9
9
21
11
28% May 25
15% Jan
2
Dec
15
138 % Jan
9
13
50% Jun
12
111
Aug
3
51% Apr
6
99 % Apr
6
103% Dec
29
8% July 12
7
13% Apr
21
61% Dec
29
: 51% Apr
124 % Jun
20
13
129% Mar
105% July 28
119% Sep
30
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55% Mar 15
Apr
May
6
4
80
Mar
$8
7
125
Amer
Apr
5
General,
48% Jan
18
Jan
65% Jan
Feb
13
•
'
5%
$ per share
5
7
July 26
38
2% Sep
..
119% Sep
6
Jan
101
Jan
20
19
Dec
16% Jan
22
122
23
68
Oct
8% Jan
25
24% Dec
-
16
10
2
4
4
Feb
19 % Mar
273/4 Jan
130
28
28%
*100
101%
25%
26
26%
Preierred
Gen
General
10
Gen
9
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
183/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/8
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
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96%
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37%
37%
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96
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99
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97%
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200
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41%
41%
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40 3A
40 3/4
1,300
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22%
22%
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22
22%
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81
81%
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22%
22%
22%
26%
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26%
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27%
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26 3/4
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87
85
85%
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2
17
29
Jan
34 %
May 24
101 % Apr
34
Jan
2
24
2
119
Jan
29% May
Gen
13
105
Jan
18
51% May
4%%
Apr
19
96% Jan
16
92
Jan
16
17% Jan
10
26
Apr
14
30 % Feb
13
8
24 % Jan
Jun
7
94% Jan
11
22
18 % Apr
11
89 % Apr
2
100
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18%
18%
18%
18 3A
300
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21%
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21'/a
21
21
200
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19%
193/s
700
7%
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7
50
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9
100
53
53%
11 Va
11 Va
11 Va
162
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29
16%
120%
76
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120'A
120'A
120 Va
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120%
60
53%
53%
54'A
53
53%
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6%
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44
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96
96
96
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10
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10
9%
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122
1
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122%
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91% Dec
29
94% Jan
18% Jan
4
223/4 Feb
16
3
273/4 Jan
2
38
12
Feb
2
134
Oct
19
21% Dec
30
55
24
99%
99 Va
*18%
Jan
30
83/8 Apr
23
24
120
9 % Jan
13
66% Dec
30
13
108%'Jun
20
,
243/4 Feb
10
58% May
1013/b Jan
July"26
43% Jan
3
3
42% Jan
103% Jan
Jan
19% Apr
8
653/4 Jan
2
_
105% May 14
140
Mar
1033/4 Feb
Feb
Gold
28
13
May 24
17% Feb
Mar 14
50
Feb
3
Oct
30
10
Apr
18
45%
5
*90%
18%
23%
32%
18%
18%
6,100
3Va
3%
3%
6,000
183/a
3,900
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23%
DAY
32%
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35%
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36%
115%
♦114
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104
114%
28%
28%
28%
28%
34%
34%
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34%
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45%
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104
46
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92
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59%
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59
*57
59
50
1
8%
100
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21%
——No par
—
8%
8%
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128
21 Va
21%
51%
51%
51%
51%
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103% 103%
common—No par
/
78
78%
78
Inc.——4
*45%
_5
3'A
7%
10
35%
8%
8%
128
3
7% Jun
29
Jan
4
37% Feb
3
31 % Sep
2
103% Nov
11% July 13
17 % Feb
29
25% July
100
Mar
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
5
10% Jan
9
28
7% May 22
32 % Apr
4
28
23
May 24
27% Apr 24
27
94
25
1033/4 Feb
28
123/4 May 21
18 % Feb
Apr
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
43% Mar 17
Grand Union Co
28% Mar 16
Granite
31% Feb
Grant
14
preferred
37
Apr
28
32 % May 18
38
12
Jan
3
16
Oct
18
133/8 Jan
15% Jan
33
50% Dec
29
47
May 24
573/4 Feb
Gt Northern
7
IB
Mar 28
223/8 Jan
Great
Feb
$2.25 conv preferred
Gt
Jun
29
18% Apr
137% Jan
17
,22
3
152
Jan
6
78
35% Aug
2
45% Mar
13
4
23% Dec
28
22
Feb
6
293/4 May
9% July 17
11% Jan
11
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
9
Jan
28
97
Jan
9
102% Mar
6
29% Dec
18
.21
May 24
27% Jan
9
Jan
Aug 30
5
Dec
7
142% May 25
75
-
Mar 28
353/4 May 24
154
Jan
82
Jan
Northern
1%
Iron
Green
(H
3%
7%
3%
7%
35
25%
29%
95
Apr
Dec
6% Jan
12% Jan
49
Jun
17
1
3
3
30
100
33
1
36%
36%
37
Tap & Die Corp..No par
Inc
28
28
11 Va
11 Va
11%
100
Aircraft
*98%
1
21%
I
13Va
21 %
13Va
21 % Jan
10
28% Feb
13
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
12
62 V4 Mar 28
683/4 Feb
5
18% Jun
30
243/s Jan
13
44
Jun
1
20% Mav 23
923/8 May
44
Jun
17
100% Mar 30
For footn/zces
see
page
24
104
Feb
14
104
110
Feb
14
May 24
"When
1
23% J$n
Sugar
Gulf
V
$4.20
No par
25
issued"
States
'
Utilities Co com.No par
dividend
$4.40 dividend
19
preferred
preferred
.100
100
300
5,900
*89
90%
*20
P0%
3,600
„
20%
800
36
36%
36
36 %
6,300
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58%
,.*56%
58%
20
20
8%
97
13%
33
14%
49%
19%
144
76
37%
28 %
8%
8%
87/s
V
3,500
9
128
124%
21 %
21%
53%
53%
54%
54
54%,
103Va
*103
11%
99%
78%
13%
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1037/a
79
106
13%
47
103 Va
78%
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3 Va
3%
3 Va
7%
77/8
7%
13
400
'/4
400
7,700
7%
1,500
34%
34%
1,100
34%
35
35
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,600
28%
yi
29
28 Va
29
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28%
6,000
97%
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13 Va
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97
13%
33
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13'A
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97
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33
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2,500
511/2
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51%
11,200
19 %
19%
19%
14 Va
14%
14%
14'A
48%
50'A
50%
19%
19%
19%
■
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144
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144
76
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76
37%
38
37%
38
38
38%
27%
28 %
28 %
28
28
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11%
11%
11%
27%
11 Vb
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100
1,500
76
144
144
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144
2,300
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13
13%
33
i
,
4,200
1,200
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20
21%
21%
22%
22 Va
22%
21%
22 %
8,600
13
■
13Va
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13'A
13
13%
3,100
257/s.
26%
25%
26
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100
25%
257/s
63
64
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87
86%
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43%
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44
44
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25
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102%
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78
107
V 13% >13%
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"
10
124%
22
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$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
2
28
94%
187/fl
99%
21%
99%
Corp..
common
28
11
*73%
27%
Dec
81 Va Jan
*143
3
preferred
Grumman
28
94%
19
(The)—
24 3/8 Dec
27
48%f
19?»
76
Guantanamo
Nov
48%
19%
144
133/4 May 10
83
14 %
*73%
25
25
14%
"142%
10% Jan
59% Jan
13%
*32
100
11% July 11
66
14%
48%
*95%
13%
100
Common
4%ft
97
*32
33%
24%
29%
*19%
Co
28
94%
21%
106
46Va
pfd—...No par
Sugar com—No par
L)
Greenfield
29%
*95%
13%
_1
Prop—No par
preferred
50
♦124%
*103'/a
78%
46%
3%
7%
35%
25%
29%
_5
No par
Green Bay & Western RR—
43% Jan
25
Ry 6%
Western
Greyhound Corp
20
Ore
4,200
91
90
,22,
53
*106
107%
13%
13%
47
100
(W T) Co common—
3%%
8
65
12.50
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
Dec
Mar
(The).
Steel—
City
31
2
P
-22%
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4
21%
128
v
1% Jan
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.22%
3,900
21%
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21%
51%
53
*103% 104
*106
107%
*13%
13%
1
Batteries
800
%
'
No par
Hosiery
2,300
34%
46
*85
90
18%
*89
170
104
46
<'
90'/a
,
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19'A
13%
19%
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Gould-National
700
800
-
*
28%
34%
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47'A
27%
27%
35%
No par
22
94%
19%
35%
115
28%
-
34%
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■
27
19%
28%
90
90
"
*94
27
94%
35 %
104
46%
91%
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90
22%;/:
20,/->
preferred
2,300
32%
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115
*102
46%
35%
(B F)
8%
'
20%
Inc
8%
800
122
8%
33
347/8
8%
1,700
,
23%
22%
*121
122
3 2'A
35
35%
Telegraph Co
18'A
18%
23%
*120
8%
20%
preferred
18 Va
23'A
122
28'A
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S,' 35%
19 Va
3Va *
113%
34'%
90
19%
357/8
18%
:
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91%
26%
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8%
32%
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22
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18%
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8%
200
36
99%
CLOSED
3%
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«
900
19
:i{
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36
3 Va
122
8%
22
No par
Brewing Co
Gotham
*22%
*120
*80
5
common
18 Va
18%
22%
124
1,000
99%
*18%
19
,<
EXCHANGE
19
17%
•
'
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preferred
$5
19
*102
3%
60,200
123
STOCK
2.50
& Stock
$5
2
45
*34%
100
——100
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
8
28
20
17%
3%
Shares
493A
49
122%
99
*18%
the Week
$ per share
Mi
123%
98%
Sales for
-
19
35%
jU%
17%
Friday
49%
49%
*122
99 Vb
(The) common—No par
Goodrich Co
13
Dec
pfd—-No par
preference—No par
Goodall-Sanford
2
15
Razor
convertible
Goebel
1
45% Dec
1
100
30%
...
3%
*8%
8%
*32'A
33
*34%
35
114%- 114 %
*28%
28%
—10c
common—— 1
Safety
4%%
19
27
22%
*120
No par
$4.50 preferred
31
24
*17%
.5
preferred—
36%
17%
3%'
No par
Telephone Corp
Glidden Co
82% May 17
109
35%
150
200
June I
$ per share
49%
123
*18%
19
123 V4
118%
PRICES
Sper share
48%
993/8
& Utilities
convertible
49'
122%
17%
SALE
122-/a
118%
'
May 31
123%
10c
118
Thursday
48%
No par
*113
fper share
t per share
18%
♦122
May 30
123%
*18%
1,500
Wednesday
48%
No par
59%
May 2!)
••'48%
*99%
3,600
59%
60Va
122%
HIGH
200
97/8
Tuesday
*123%
No par
"
96
97/8
122%
AND
May 28
8
124 ~
99%
*59
700
16%
97/8
118
*113
Monday
/
S per share
Par
Gleaner Harvester Corp
May 9
61% May 14
Saturday
59
.
400
297/8
*95
96
9%
76
16%
6%
437/8
43%
*95
9%
122%
118
—No par
Gillette
30
11
V
•
9%
58%
122%"'122%
- ~
May 26
Co
$5
•■':V
57%
57
118
3,400
..
76
1
»
9%
200
16%
9%
97/8
16%
52%
_1
20
16 7/8
*29%
52%
No par
11%
800
*75
5i7/8
Corp
Castings $6
9%
9%
517/a
100
Gimbel Brothers
9%
10
2,200
159
*156
17
3,400
'
533/8
11%
11%
160
*16%
600
,
237A
105
53%"
53%
*157
17
5i3/8
preferred
3%% preferred
Georgia-Pac Plywood
/
\
76
29%
163/8
*75
158
*16%
g3/4
16%
-
*120
158
17
27
23%
*104
105
52
36%
*26%
24
*104
ll3/«
*160
17
7%;
*35%
26%
23%
105
513/4
29
29
26%
23%
23%
*104
51%
11a14
9%
*16%
26%
26%
23%
105
*11%
52
*75/',A 76 V ;
50
27
23Va
*104
162
*16%
No par
*18
*35 %
7
*35
com__l
4%%
5
1,200
19Va
1.66%
,
Mar 20
24% Feb
5,200
18%
General Tire & Rubber Co com
30
Jan
100
8
37
21%
General Time Corp common—No par
2
89
,90
Steel
7%
37
37
19%
preferred
General
5
Feb
8
36%
18%
Gen Railway Signal com
29
39
500
7,100
19%
*20%
Equip Corp:
Realty
27
8%
13%
18%
Refractories
112% Jan
8
,
19%
Portland Cement Co——1
General Shoe
4
.8
19% "
21%
/•
General
May 15
*19%
36
,
8%
12 3/4
*19%
8%
13%
13
19%
*18%
General Public Utilities Corp.
9
17
8%
13
8
37
*36
8%
8%
12%
*19 %
*20%
Advertising
Precision
300
27
87
19%
'
900
1,400
15
27
8%
8
103A
84
87
19%
37
10%
*14 3A
15
26%
i23/4
8
430
87
12%
#36
3,600
84
84
*14%
38
27
*8%
■
83
15
*14%
37%
87
*85
*19%
*
.1
*96%
10%
*81
87
96%
96%
37%
40%
*85
*96'A
*96 %
40%
14%
5,000
96%
96%
10%
300
2,300
21%
98
97
81
15%
21%
21%
37%
*95%
81
15 Vb
21%
.
37%
96%
*14
1,600
2,800
*96%
37%
*95%
*10%
500
18
223/4
22%
*
*15 %
21%
20%
26
xl8
..
6,100
101%
*253A
183/s
22%
1,500
237/8
*100
26%
18%
20%
13%
*18%
General Public Service
23
101%
26%
160
300
77
28%
29
*100
105%
!
$3.75 series—..
Outdoor
283/8
91%
10
<>
—
17
27
Feb
28%
101%
25%
93
22 %
*15
5
v
26
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
36
"'A
preferred
$5
.*
39% Jan
Oct
;■ 10% Jun
26
LOW
37% Jan
29
:
28'%
*100
101%
*25%
5
STOCK
YORK
32 Va Mar 15
6
105
13%
100
General Motors Corp common
3
24% Jan
6
*100
IOC*
34
59
kl01% Dec
13%
preferred
18
52% Aug 16
7% Jun
13%
__No par
28
31% May
V
133/a
Corp.—
General
22% July 12
,
Apr
21% Sep
July 17
13 %
78
No par
17
90% Sep
100
4
19
13%
___100
9% Jan
26% Dec
7
Jan
13% Apr
80
Jan
90
*76%
Co
X8% Mar 14
17 3/4 Dec
r
76%
4
6%
Aug 22
99
7
76%
No par
12
May
34% Dec
Jan
76%
common
Jan
30% May 11
41% Nov 24
107
2
22% May 24
20
33% Dec
3
77% Jan
6
May 22
3 Va Jan
"
,*19% Jan
21% Feb
18
403/4 Jan
39% Dec
10
10
21 % Jan
128
25
105% Jan
i May
17% May 19
8% Dec
24% July 27
76%
EXCHANGE
■
-•'
2
54
26
26% Oct
27
126% Jan
21% Dec
18% Feb
30% May
2
101% Jun 30
1
343/4 May 24
127
7
22
11
2
98 V2 Mar 30
15
Jan
3
July 13
22 %Jun
46
122% Jun
4 % Mar 23
; 14 % July 13
17% July 3
77%
131/4
preferred
convertible
$ per share
Jan
11
;
105%
77%
105 5/b
preferred...
■;
1,700
105%
Inc com—No par
Finance
NEW
.
Highest
1,600
92
68 3/4
91%
*76%
91
1
STOCKS
Lowest
69
69 3A
91%
105%
preferred
Electric
3%%
2,200
105%
2
Instrument Corp
General Mills common
8
Feb
20%
No par
$3.50 preferred..
3
1,200
x20 %
90%
General
8
15%
106%
General Foods Corp com
2
69
1043/8
15
89 %
preferred
6% Feb
69%
50 Va
400
*103
*105%
Corp
conv
7%
69%
51%
103%
88%
50
Corp com
2nd
69
51%
103 %
106%
common
1st preferred
General
11% Mar
67%
DAY
88%
Transportation
Bronze
9
105
68%
MEMORIAL
*105%
100
General Cigar Co
2v
123
54% Oct
26
*67%
6%
1,300
..No par
Baking Co
preferred—
56% Mar
120
127 % Mar
12% July 12
10
10
Investors
4%
8
19
15
23% Apr
20%
21
6
25
Co
4%
,
26
17% Jan
Mar 13
15
July 13
207A
Industries Inc com..
General
Apr
S per share
15
20%
(The)
General Cable
26
113
43% Dec
;
20%
common
General
Range Since Jan. 1
106% Nov
21
preferred
American
General
122
Highest
6
20%
$4.50 preferred
26
3
122 % Jun
102% Jan
•15
1
General
18
Year 1950
# per share
15
1
convertible
Range for Previous
Lowest
15%
Gaylord Container Corpj
6
'34% Feb
:
104%
14%
No par
(The)
19% Mar 19
43
May 25
95% May 19
8% May 21
Co
Corp
11 % Feb
18
*103%
15%
.
7
12
4
6% Jan
i 44 %
Jan
49% Jan
104%
14%
Corp
convertible
"
41 % Jan
*103%
15
loo
9
Feb
583/4 Feb
72%Jan 2
Dec
,
7,800
51%
104%
*20%
10
30^8 May
162
5
50%
CLOSED
29%
*14%
No par
25
107% Mar
Jan
34
5%
Gar Wood
12
18% Jan
29
July 13
104
9
Garrett
Jan
1,200
No par
Co
Gardner-Denver
16% May 16
8% Apr
2
6%
61
29%
'
*103%
preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
9
Gamewell
149
8
12
6% Mar 29
13% Jan
6%
20
3
2
6%
*60
29%
51%
V
(Robert)
9
25
6%
62
29%
6%
(The)
Inc
8
Jan
1,100
*61
51%
preferred
23% Jan
203/4 Jan
31
Jan
Co
233/4 Feb
104 % May 26
50% May 15
10 % Jan
2
26
6%
21% Jan
23% Jan
13
107'/a July 14
Feb
9
13
3
6% Jan
293/4
100
28
Jan
31
24% Nov 22
4
9% July 13
146
29
33% Dec 29
>.(17% July 13
-.45
Dec
,
9% Feb
40
Sugar
Stores
18% May 23
20
18
4
May 29
18% Feb
21% Nov 22
3% July 13
101% Dec
73/4 Jan
36
3
*29'A
61%
29%
6%
preferred
29
2
62
29%
Co
lo
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc.l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
7% Jun
Jan
*61
29%
61 %
*29
51%
Inc
convertible
Franklin
2
Jan
22 7/a
7%
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
14
30% Jan
1
7/8
6%
3%%
2
16
5
8
22
61
227/8
61%
pfd ser of '51.-15
Machinery & Chem Corp
lo
16% Jun
3
227/8
Freeport Sulphur
88
2
Jan
EXCHANGE
51%
Corp
Francisco
25% Mar
87% Nov 29
7
Mar 13
22%
cum
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
4
147/B
22%
*6%
com
Light Co
Steel
div
3%%
29
14% Jan
20
Food
15
47% Jan
10% May 11
3
16
$4.20
8
Jan
15
23
51%
Corp
Food Fair Stores
6
27
41% May 3
101% Feb
39 % May 24
21% Dec
Feb
Power &
2,100
147/a
22%
1
Florsheim Shoe Class A
Florida
1,900
15
22%
13%
21% Jan
3,000
14
*22%
28%
28
1,000
23
STOCK
13%
7
51%
14
14%
28%
Power
50%
*22%
14%
5
Florida
14
5
Co
15% Sep
23
21
Carpet
1
23
14
14%
Co
2
20
51%
223/8
14%
(The) common__No par
$4 preferred
No par
Florence'Stove Co.
No par
28% Mar 21
50%
14%
No par
2
106% Feb
22%
100
27
xl8% Mar
50%
22%
5
Rubber
Apr
23% Sep
5% Jan
(The)
Flintkote
50%
*14
14%
14%
5
preferred
17% Jan
20 % Oct
Mar
Firth
22%
*14%
2
:
First National Stores
16
50%
22%
*14
__1
Co
23 % Jan
3
75
&
50%
14%
___100
__
Mfg
2
3
Feb
4 % %
50
22%
1
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Firestone Tire
*14
No par
Corp.
22% Mar 23
5
13% Dec
4
Tarrant
Enamel
20% Mar 17
27% Feb
14% Jan
56
Feb
Truck..
preferred
&
Ferro
14% Apr 13
32% Mar 21
2
11% Jan
20
Felt
Apr 18
107% Mar 17
14% May 18
18% Jan
2
94 %
4%%
4
101
12
Jan
Jan
Motor
22%
1
Federated Dept Stores common
5
Apr 26
23% May
9
May 17
75% Apr
11% Jan
Jan
Federal
18
21
Aug 10
108
July 17
July 13
17% July 13
Apr
3
81% Jan
20
106
2
105
14
54% Feb
Mar 29
65
9
33% May
16
13
May
Nov
2
13% Jan
29
July 13
29% Mar 27
6
17% Jan
8
86% Dec
101
19
8
*49%
20
Corp
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp...
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
62% May 9
30% May 12
8% Feb
2
May 24
No par
Fajardo Sugar Co__
Falstaff Brewing
'
,
105
105
86'A
207/«
*101
104%
43%
21 Va
64%.
102 »A
*101
102%.
104 Va
*104%
104%
6,600
*63%
r
'
'
64%
200
86%
/
87%
10,200
100
6,300
102 %
180
18
(2302)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
30% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
• per share
NEW
Highest
t per share
$ per share
14
30 Yn Feb
28
33
24
30% Jan
19
Sep 29
15% Apr
4
36% May 18
18% May
1
11% Jun
14% Dec 29
13% Apr
10
73 % Jan
11
105% Jan
22
15
66 % July 13
104
Apr
Nov
80% Feb
8
108% Oct 19
11
20
Jan
3
31% Dec
30
141
Jun
30
149% Dec
6
22% Nov
28
i
*
3
5
81% Nov
8% July 13
7% Feb
Jan
5
Mar
5
8
.
82
Industries
Mfg
27% Jan
12
22% Jun
3
98% Apr
5
8
41
9
.
Jan
107
1
Oct
90
-
26
99
May 24
Mar
Mar
36% Apr
27
8
8
18% Jan
69% Dec
1
64% Mar 15
127% Mar 13
79
15
Hercules
Feb
12l
Apr
25
127% Mar 15
1
39
Jun
1
44% Mar 12
Feb
8
51% May 28
54
15% July 14
10% Jun 27
22% Feb
18
20 % Jan
3
27% May
19% Dec 26
18% Jan
4
25% May 15
80
78-
10% Apr
16% Apr
25% Jun
.
t
31
5
12
Dec
27
>
38% Jan
:
28
3
12
22
3
257/s Mar
18% Apr
•
-
53
9
34
Jan
10
38% Feb
10
100% Dec
30 % Jan
18
62%
22
Nov
53% Dec
'•
18% Dec
20
3
4% Apr
Jan
29
17
Feb
25% Apr
J-
4
Oct
Dec
3
21% Jan
9
Jan
Jun
Dec
,' Houston
*
:
Dec
Jan
,185
28% Feb
3
4% Jan
4
5
;
25% Jun
20
22
Apr
Hunt
19
.-•'Hupp
T. 52% Dec
18
18
Jan
Dec
76
11
17
Oct
9
Dec
104
5
14
Jan
25
Feb
11%
33%
:
1
July 12
'• 49% Jan
52
3
July 25
«
38% July 18
t
42 % July
3
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
17
1
20% Jan
28
i
3
July 17
1
4
July 12
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
27 ■%' Jan
<
135
1
t
5
July 11
4% Dec
29
21
240
20% A>'
35%;
"
>
"
3
200
32Vs Oct 23
Jan
181
25% Jan
Sep
1
70
12
Jan
5Vs Jan
3
:
20% Feb)
37% Feb
14
Int'l
179. Jan 31
6
19
4
43
May
May 23
44% Feb
Jan
73
l
22
Jan
3
35% Jan
18% Mar
'*7'A
59%
26% May
3
Rubber
28% Jan
10
35 % Jan
31%
Jan
24
25
May24
37% May 28
27% Jan 24
21
Mar 24
32
Jun
34'A
34%
*47%
51 Va
v;\-
7%
5% July 18
14% Jan
*91
Oct
7% Jan
11
5
18% Sep
25
6
96% May 15
70 % Mar
3
"
170
*11%
54% July 19
26%
99
99
v
32
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*90
3!A
17 '
y
'
'
Jun
103
26
107% Mar
69
Feb
.7
99 Va
1
Apr
May 28
106% Jan
11
59% Apr
78% Jan
21
4
36% July 26
51 %
May 18
47
Jan
48
75
Dec
64
Mar 27
Jan
3
30
'
!
81% Jan
13
23% July 17
98 %
23% May 24
Apr 11
99
30% Apr
Dfec~27
34% Mar
25
34% May
92
6
3
31% Jan
29
Jan
Sales for
-
June 1
the Week
Shares
15%
16
32
34%
32%
93
*90
32%
32%
131%
130%
33%
131
\
13'A
13'A
49 V2
49%
50%:
102%
102'A
,*7%
"7%
»!02'A 104
•'
*102'A
40'A
40'A '
40'/2
63 V2
63
'
*34'A
Creek
Coal
preferted
*34%
-
37
*34%
par
15%
15%
24%
24%
__No par
-
#3i
;;
.*26%
1
—
21%
*32%
33
*132%
"
31i/2
■
24%
-
Y;
26%
26% «•'.• •'
21%
134
1
36%
37% Y37%v
21%
32%
21%
'
99
3%
-
33
*132%
134
2,300
30
99
2,700
4,200
204 V8
1,100
33%
11,500
33
/'
162%
16%
35% *
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3%
203%
33% 1
164
163
16
'
550
16 Vs
5,300
343/8 .'.35'A
93
26,200
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93
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/
X.
%
:
33'8'
3%
400
34%
347/a
34,600
132 %
3% '
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'
343/8
34% Y1'
132
132 »/8
220
133/4
133/4
13 Vs
13%
2,600
503/a
50%
50%
51
*102%
1033/4
'v Y
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132
102%
13,800
200
102%
'
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*
56
•
1
42'A
55%
43%
'■
40%
40%
63%
64%
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;
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"
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56
37
153/a
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+
:
40%
64 "
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300
43%
40%
1.100
"
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64
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1,200
37
*
153/4
J.
15%
24%
25 ii-" ,Y
31
31%
*30%
'37
37%
26
26%
213/4
21%
32%
32%
132%
15%
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•
1,230
•
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200
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•
57
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26,500
900
•
24%
:
31
400
'
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'26%''26%^
21 Va
'
32%
32%
'Y^1
133%
-
Y
16% •16 3A
3%
34%
21%
!
*98
.
203%
133%
1
'
'
6,000
11%
26%
'
17% "
32%
,
58>/2
6,200
22%
26%
3%
16%
203%
fY».
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57
-15%
«3iy4
^.
26%
10
15%
7%
42%
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-
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32
50c
common
—:
*98
Y.
49
*11%
'
16
15%
63
5
Corp
Stores
Dept
25
40%
26%
'■
22%
*
100
165
48%
■
Y
'36%
'15%
"
63
11%
163%
63'A
*40
-
25
*11%
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40 V2
63%
—No par
x22%
''■■■:■
104.)%-'
43
common
*163
49% A
23
Y
«'
50'%
43
Shoe
165
131%
1
43
*42-
200
2,900
13%--13%.
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•
59%
No par
new
73A
33'A
131%
,
13%
49%
*7%
59%
1
.
*93
" ' 3%
33
1,100
81%
35V*
'
3%
*13%;
,
35
1,000
59
16%
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83A
31%
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73/4
''
Y
93
380
'85/g
*31%
-
59%
163'A
16
:' 3V2 'Yt'3V2
53
'5,400
80
^yY^yyYY;.^//,
32%
163
-
48%
80
*
204%:
16
...
100
34%
*51%
83/4
13,400
53%,
34%
313/4
'
.
.y:
*47%
2G%
/
I
•
3>A
32%
1,600
60
103
59
*
99'
204203
32i/2
343/4
.
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53
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Y
v
17'A
163'A
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'
.
Y
36% "363/4
26
26
21%
—
•
2.900
'
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900
213A
2,100
32%'
2,400
-
-
32
132%
;
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5%
■ t
"
134
20
J
(P L)
CO
1
Jaegefr Machine Co
—NoparJersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% ,pfd—100
*5%
5%
5%
*20%
21'%
*88%
.
Jewel Tea Co Inq common___Nopar
1
3%% preferred
a.
100
Johns
Mcnville
.Johnson
Tories
5%
&
Corp__
91
*
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67% Y
;
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__No par
53
12%
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&
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preferred series A—1
10
100
*66%
100%
*68
Johnson
Joy Manufacturing Co
9
2,400
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34% "•
49%
17
58
Jacobs
3
2,900
58 3A
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57
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53
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64
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Iowa Power & Light Co—
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r
<
6,300
t per share
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59%
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700
2,500
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165
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163 V*
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52
15%
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103
34 Y
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204
317/a
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22%
163
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18
Y
51%
.
I per share
57
CLOSED
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>
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7
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1,400
22
b
51 »/a
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11%
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22%,
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80
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100
5
8% Jan
1,200
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y
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7%
59%
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;
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11%
99
7%
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48%
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8%
26%
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25
:
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95
i
20
56%
6%
22
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48% *
31 %
26'A
100
Corp.
Feb
22% Feb
1
STOCK
34% Y,
8%
79
*166
49 »A
203%
39
May 11
3,000
56%
21%
58%
31%
7%
59%
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No par
139
5% May 22
18% Jan
4
40
64% -.66
15%
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87/a
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2 V*
1
86
180
3,900
'v'
PRICES
8 per share
31%
7%
60
i67/8
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Iowa-Illinoik Gas «fe Elec
-
1,400
173A
*18%
15%;
52%
34
5% preferred
International Salt
$6
300
35%
-93
'
Wednesday
May 550
57
341/4
7
x24
24%
'
+.
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4,800
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24%
-32%
20
100 %
52%
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24
933/4
933A
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;
94
32% >
24
-
,
31%
1
30%
i 30
•
24%
94
•1,100
18,300
280
f
31%
1,800
K
29% May 24
1
9
22
Mar 24
Dec
5
983A Jan
25
103% July
43
July
13
,
,
3
57% July 13
,
14
3
18% Jan
23% Mar 30
25% Jan
16
Sep 15
103% Apr 10
109 '/a May 13
66 3/4 Dec
Apr
95
Apr 16
97% Apr 23
19
603/8 May 24
70% Nov 18
66
19
16
10 %. Jun
14 % Nov
20'A Jan
13
16% Jan 30
For
Kaiser
9
25 %
143A July 26
30
33•% May 14
16% Dec 29
Mar
28% Dec
30
page
8
70% Feb
17% Mar
6
Jan
5
24% Jan
24.
2
24
323A Apr 20
30% Feb 24
Chem
Corp
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
,3.80%
;
1
15% Feb
T
see
75% Feb
12
28
25% Oct 23
footnotes
5
&
Kalamazoo 8tove & Furnace
Kansas
1
Jan
Apr. 20
133/s May 24
6
27
Apr
103% Feb
108
Alum
preferred
-
4%
cum preferred
Kansas City Southern
-
il
*13%
-
100
100
com__No par
4% non-cum preferred—
Kansas Power & Light Co-
*30%
10
par
100
243/4
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.
;
I
,
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30%
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30
30%
293/4
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25
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102
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102
2,400
5,200
80
>
61%.
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200
66% 1 66'A
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3,700
14
25%
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16%
13%
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14
62%
a
8.75
Class
r.
14
25
Kayser (Julius) Sc Co
.5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
:
;
14
243/4
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.
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103
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8%
31
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57
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19
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13%
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1
51%
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48%
170
22'/a
No par
common
preferred
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31
No par
preferred
Interstate
31
20
5,700
1,300
>•
103
13%
17%'Y'Yi
65% Y
♦14%
-
:
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58
V
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-
48%
—No par
132% May 31
23% Jan
57
102
»liv$,
100
Machines
International Utilities
1
*101%
101
100
50
13%
94: Y
1,000
•
49%.
35%
»
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103
63%
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Y Y
,
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100
20%
28
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54%
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50%
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34%
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58%
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79%
49'A
1
7% preferred
i
International Telep & Teleg__No
7
8
r
*8%
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&
International Silver
30
2
31"
20
Inc—
common
Iron
International
4
35%
54 'A
.
17%
Y -'•/
20%
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v
15%
3%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
28
13 Va Jan
28
Dec
Apr 23
May
;-2o% Jan
35% Dec 30
141
2
*50%
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
Preferred
100
-1
May 23
40
22
Ctfs
.International
16
53
27% Sep
-
■'
International Packers Limited___15
^International Paper common—7.So
»
$4 preferred
—No par
Feb
28
56%
;4",
t per share
36
58
Zv
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Copper..
Cons
,
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100
i
34
t
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—-__No par
35%
35
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17
ll% Jan
•
May 28
t per share
58
1
22
73% Jan
AND
11
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^
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Monday
'
-
300
4,500
11
'35%
22
3%:
-
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.
.
103
No par
30
7
14
58
—15
14% Jan
109
35
50
—
56% Jan
l
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*98
_50 Y
133% Jan
Mar 30
21%
3%
19V2
'
1000
2
61% Oct
Apr
A__,
preferred
Harvester
4%
14%.;
21%
500
11% T20%
35%
:-x
■
15%
3%
19%
13%
*34%
-
,
52
20%
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2,400
19%
-t
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25%
6%
15%
•
81
13%
25%
13%
vv,;
51*"
Y
5,400
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♦101%
6%
15V414%
19'A
;Y
common—No par
YInt'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A
Int Minerals & Chemical com
16% Apr 13
36 % May 29
39
22
20
A—100
ser
May 24
7% May 21
'
series
Co
Business
7%
56%-
16
May 26
Rayon
Interlake
,lnt'l
'•
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-
50%
3%
I per share
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'
„
20
'
6%
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800
Y ■
,
12%
93%
15%
Saturday
«
y /,
?
1
15 ':
50'A
.
19%
»
;
.^V
preferred—.
Intercontinental
2
55% Jun
,<
3%
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1
1
Corp
preferred
4'/2%
10
14
1
No par
'*
conv pfd
ctfs
Power
cum
3
,
stock
cum
220% Feb
36% May
45
20%
xlnterchemical
23
28
Dec
*20'A
Insuranshares
9
101% Feb
46% Jan
30
15
15%
'.
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,99%
55%
6%"
100
223/4
25%
20%
94''
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55%
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49%
Inc———^—6.66%
20
55%
-
20%
54
17%
17%63:"''63■■
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t
25
I
Inspiration
,
6
40% Jan
.101%
18
16
Apr 21
22% Jun 19
23
3
47
19
Dec
14%
15%
Inland Steel Co
31
12% Jan'
22
Oct
25% Feb
*19
49%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
2
5% Jan
Feb
17%
"
13%
2,100
52%
25
22
:.
81
35%-
1
-
393/4
*52
22%
5,500
123
39
24%
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■'
13'A
93%
62%
100
non-cum
Industrial
16
96% Jan
129
17%
61%
par
Illinois Terminal RR Co
1
31% May 24
7
9% Dec
72
10
17%
61%
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
4
87% May 16
3% Apr'27
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
110
2
Jan
29% May
2
15
10% Jan
,
17
137% Jun
Mar 28
Jan
31% May 25
161% May 18
16
13% Apr
6
27% Dec 30
20
17%
*122
39%
53
50%
99%
61%
;
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,
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34%
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35Vs
93%
100
123
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35%
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34%
par
—.,—12:50
STOCKS
35
67%
12%
51
s
67%
1,200
25
35%
13'A
1,900
68
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'
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120
19%
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'
20%
51
i
24%
38%
19%
24%
.
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;
27%
54
*
24%
22%
,
11%
35% "w -35'/a
54
"
98%
500
38%
39%
•
r
20%
300
35%
24% 37% :
20%
13%
27%
-
'
51
53%
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6%
4.26 %
13
16
32% May
8% Mar
•
.
' * * *10%'
11%
98%;
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25 Va
*93'A
56'A
4.08%
i
i
24%
35'/$
y,
21
^
RR
34%
93%
100
6%
NEW YORK STOCK
Illinois
168% May 18
62% Feb
5
2
16% Apr
Mar 29
-
•
'
'
28V*
35
*55%
Corp
J
Refrigerator Co
6%
8
53% Feb
Mar 28
94% Apr
•
34%
* 92 %
*98%
1
20%
13
•
'93%
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*97%
-
67%
'-TyY:-:
13
*90%
r
2,300
3,000
22%
34 /;
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93%
35 V2
1,500
7
22% :
19%
81
20%
10%
7
34
22%
•
10%
23
♦122
20%"*
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' 13 "A
13 »A
35
*19
Idaho Power Co-
5
71% Feb
24
*34%
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2
v.Jan
11% Jan
23 % Jan 23
r
Feb
36% Feb
84
19% Jan
25 y$ Mar 31
.
71
52
.
Mar 13
155% Jan
9% May o
36% Dec 18
9
8
May 24
;
48 % May 29
95% Nov
129% Dec
2
x58
22
27 '
Aug 18
8
3% Dec
"xV.
5
';
'
6
6
6 Va Jan
29
81
<
'
-
13
Manhattan common__100
Foods
74%
35
24%
22%
*79
25
Sm Ltd—No
*73%
,
7%
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v
-
52%
13%
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103
13
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10%
14
20%
V
1
39%
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35%
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100 1
(Del)
EXCHANGE
■:1
9
2
28 % Feb
Apr 10
100
*
:
39% Jan
8% May 23
;
19
18% Dec
'n
35%
-100
74%
*33%
■
123
13%
*10%
*
28 V*
V
*73%
i-
..
67%
14
25
20%
*27%
12.50
Hussman
10
75% Feb
32% Mar 15
,
22
20%
30
•
Hudson Bay Min &
Motor Car
14
107% Mar
2
48 % Apr 25
51 Vs May 29
t'
Dec
Jan
54% Jan
9
25% Oct
27
7% July 12
t.
Dec
11% Dec 20
171% July 13
-
11%'
_10
-■
Hudson
$ per share
56% Dec 30
,
*10%
5%; nori-cum preferred-
'
,
Highest
20 % Nov
13
July 17
__5
50
"
20%
*12%
25 "A
Howard Stores Corp—-
•.
Range Since Jan. 1
96
68% Dec 30
1% Jan 25
12%
,
25 Vs
:
33% May 15
55 % May 24
8
83
14.
__5
No par
3
400
37%
*20Va
13V4
common
1,200
6 3A
23%
3.9%
81
13%
'
20%
'
Texas
of
bMbi
20
Dec
175
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
92
20%
*12%
; Howe Sound CO-
19
Lowest
Dec
9
Jan 26
38
12% Mar 30
*80
13%
10
Light & Power new-No
Houston vOil
26
$ per share
33% Mar 27
15
31
13%
-
preferred
preferred
: Hudson &
19% Mar
3% Apr.
■<.$ per share
10% Dec
29.
155
*80
-.1
preferred
conv
3
20% Feb
41% Mar 23
42% Mar 28
:*■ 63
22%
Paper Co.»
10
24%
*6%
*97%
*51%
1
25%
22%
preferred
2
58% Jan
52% Jun
V5% July 14
25%
22%
Oil Corp—
.-No par>53j1■'
Electrochemical Co com—5
*50
-
60
l4y
51%
25%
100
146%
24%
24%
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39%
51%
22%
.——5
*146%
37%
<•
123
39%
52%
25%
(A) & Sons
•
62
7% July 13
25% July 12
.
*122
40V4
5
3%%
10
61% May
May 24
!
99
27
'
68
common__l
Corp
conv
4%
20% Apr 24
68% Apr 30
18% May 15
.
-40% Mar 15
30% Nov 29
•
67%
123
39%
Household Finance common.._No par
,
1
54% Apr
17% Jan
Highest
25
Inc
Dauch
&
i'»$2.25
18
14% May 10
13
Jan
68
preferred series A_i
$4.25
Mar 15
15
Year 1950
34
67%
Chemichl
J'
;
93'%
19%
400
.
98%
*19%
Houdaille-Hershey
13
48 % May 24
'
22
July 17
32% July 25
*19%
51
1
34% Jan 25
'62% Jun 29
18%
53%
99% Mar
50% Mar 15
7
1
18%
100
29%
:
24
36%
130
107
*?9
149
*37
24
36%
Hooker
Range for Previous
>
*97%
23%
37
Honolulu
107% Jan
6% May 10
30
17% Oct
Lowest
98?a
24
*36%
Co
5%
4
19% Apr
,
24
9
July 13
t
*97%
*23%
'
19
36
20
92% May 24
Dec"u>
11% July 21
t per share
98%
10
78
*106%
6%
36%
*90%
400
*76
:
600
24%
,
337/a
*35%
19
36
May 7
17 % May 31
29
1% Jan
33%
93%
Sugar Corp common
preferred
Homestake
Mining
i
15% Feb
99
11% Mar 13
12
33%
36%
25
Holly
•
1
58 % Dec
16
8
23
105
20
30% Jan
.
;
107% Dec 22
July 25
8% Jan
22% Feb
•*
33%
*90%
*35%
preferred-
Hollander
9
34
93%
14%
*14
..
29%
22%
*97%
100
DAY
•
23
common...
(Charles E)
Holland Furnace Co
!
22%
'
19
13
Hinde
23%
42% Feb
2
May
Feb
53% May
127/« May 25
'
7
36
35%
2,900
3,900
/
24%
6%
10%
7
22%
66% Jan
2
11
74%
*10%
23%
*52
Hires
9
28% Jan
May 25
100
May 24
14
♦
25
42% Jan
Jan
:
24
26 % Apr
34% Jan
.
'Y
*
47% Nov 24
Jan
Jan
10% May 24
11
35 % Mar
'
*90%
25
:
33
V
*33%
100
Hilton Hotels COrp
29
24% Oct
1
23%
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3%%
21
Mar 22
7% Aug
5
preferredl—
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8
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'Hewitt-Robins
13
15
15
,-r
17% Feb
21% Feb
14
Jun
13% May 24
3
Jun
*73%
10%
7%
17%
7%
74%
7
14%
303/4
35
17
107
*146
6%
%
7
15
100
31
18% Mar 29
107
July
86% Jan
12 % Jan
8
94
5%
2
13
5
10% July 13
I 29 % July 27
29% July 13
103
Jan
9
47% Jan
_
101
14% Sep
19% Sep
17% Sep
6
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
18
13
6
31
15
July 25
32 % Jan
t
7
30%
*
10%
24%
6%
10%
10%
23%
6%
*73%
74%
io%
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Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series Aj,
50
;
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167/e May
July 12
20% Dec
Jan
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Shares
34%
•
,
76%
*106%
29%
149
23%
6%
Motors—;—*_No par
Powder cotnmon___No par
Hercules
Jun
12
Co
preferred
non-cum
24
56
'
*146
30%
76%
CLOSED
the Week
t per share
35%
17%
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2
48
4
29
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24
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3.65%
1
July 25
6
28%
14%
.
.
17%
77
107
149
*23%
I
100
Inc
common
(H
Helme
5
68% July 24
v
3%%
!
3
Co
Heinz
31
Feb
40% Feb
.
6
62% Aug 23
14% Jan
75%
*106%
28%
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10
Corp
Hazel-Atlas Gla6s
Hecht
26
106% Jan
23% May 24
Mar 10
20% Mar
2
37
37% Jan
2
337/e Mar 16
July 2.7
14%
77%
106%
30%
35
.
,
June 1
$ per share
*
•
97
8
May 11
34 % Jan
44
29
*14 Va
"75
106%
107
28%
'
20
11% Mar
Marx
preferred
4%%
Hayes
Hayes
31 % Jan
Mar 20
14%
77%
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of America common—1
11
31% Dec
*■
Hart Schaffner A
Hat Corp
12
63% Feb
i
17%
100
a
12
23
34
35
17.'
Sales for
Friday
May SI
share
per
30%
35
17%
com__No par
preferred
8% Jan
28
122% Aug
30
6%
Apr
11% Jan
33% Oct
49
30%
35Va
17
14%
6% Mar 13
25% Dec
Jun
30%
34%
17
*106%
10% Mar 28
20 y8 July 18
25
July 17
14
30%
34%
16%
No par
Refrac
$
34%
(M A)
Harbison-Walk
17
1
74% May 23
1
9
July 14
30%
*30%
Thursday
May 30
8 per share
5
preferred
j.
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
conv
Hanna
S per share
Wednesday-,
5
'
7
Dec
Jan
2
8% Jan
25
4%
'
PRICES
May 29
t per share
25
Well Cementing
Printing Co_i
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Hamilton Watch Co com
16
154
23% May 24
11% Oct
39
32% Jan
.
1
-6% Jan
10
3
103
1
7
1
May
Water
Halliburton Oil
Hall
15% Mar 1.4
107% May
28% May 24
146% Jun
.
27% Jan 12
5y2 Jan
July
Hackensack
23
SALE
Tuesday
May 28
•
64% Jan
5
Jan
81
Monday
May 26
Par
46% Feb
HIGH
AND
Saturday
f per share
35
18
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
22 y8 Apr 20
13% July 25
8
YORK
*13%
30% A
30%
27%
27
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600
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Volume 173
Number 5017
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
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(2303)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
49Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per
S per share
Lowest
share
( per share
75% Dec
45 Vb Mar
3
11
15% Jan
3
27% May 24
47% Nov 27
24
Jan
28
63 V2 Oct
13
NEW
Highest
$ per share
70 Va Mar 15
79% Jan
57
17
2
50
20
Ncv
14
17% Mar 20
67 >/8
24
72
Jan.
60
37
24
36
Jan
Dec
1
96
Jun
1
42% Jan
6
36'/4 Jan
5
93 Vi Jan
9*
35% Dec
Nov
101
26
50
July 12
34 VA Dec 20'
62
Jan
5
35 % Dec
27
2
10
May
Kinney (G R) Co
4
44% Mar 21
103
Feb
5iy8 May 28
39
30
common.
(S
Kroger
Co
73%
X72%
64%
64%
22%
44 V8
44%
STOCK
17%
17%
18
18'%
EXCHANGE
40%
40%
96%
,
40%
*96
37%
37%
37%
37%
22%
600
44%
43 Va
43%
4,300
400
9,400
1,100
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18%
*79
80
*79
80
MEMORIAL
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51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
36%
35%
35%
35%
40%
96%
96
96
37%
37%
37%
52
36
DAY *
41%
37%
51%
*35%'
40%
96%
37%
—No par
(The)
22%
CLOSED
37%
—No par
Co
64
23
19
40%
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74
t
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80
40%
96%
•
73%
63 %
44
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44%
18
.40%
Share*
741/a
64%
23
22%
44
*79
the Week
t per share
735/8
22%
80
Sales tot
June 1
'
64 %
44%
*79
Friday
May 31
S per share
73%
64 %
80
*96
81
72%
64
Thursday
May 80
$ per share
$ per share
10
Co
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$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
i-
22%
>/4
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common..
SALE
May 29
65
*17%"
preferred
<S S)
Kress
7
44
HIGH
Tuesday
73
*64%
*22%
preferred
Kresge
9
May
4%
•
7
56% May
34% Apr
prior
Koppers Co Inc
13
39% Mar
$5
:
73
AND
Monday
May 28
May 26
Copper—
Kern County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Kimberly-Clarke Corp
3
19% Jan
76 % Nov
24
Saturday
Kennecott
17
Feb
13% July 20
Aug 11,
24% July 12*
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
68% May
9
25% Jan 29
Jan
22% May 24
42% Mar 15
YORK
EXCHANGE
».
1,600
52
51%
51%
36
1,600
35%
36%
2,800
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11,200
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200
35%
40%
3,400
150
L
6
July 13
7% Nov
24
6% May 24
28
7'/4 Dec
20
19% July 12,
:25% Oct
25
6% May 25
22% Jan
2
12% Jun
22
3%
jun
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5
42% Dec
15
Jan
94
Jan
24
July 13:
3
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t
51
14
■
19
30% Dec
3
-Dec
29
29
Dec
23
23
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„
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24
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3
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17% Jan
17
15
74% May 17
1
18%
i
1
Tire.,
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;
5
$3
Coal & Navigation Co
Portland : Cement
Valley RR
Valley
Coal
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12%
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63
12%
18%
47%
18%
63
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22%
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23
*22%
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97,' :
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97
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9
8%
24%
9
24%
24%
9
25
10%
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15%
15%
15%
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5%
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5
11
10%
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22
22 %
22%
21%
32%
32%
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10
32%
32%
32%
7
8%
8%
8%
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i
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41
;
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;
*
13
38% Dec
'
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,
4
33% Apr
2
15% May 24
.*
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25
11
;
Aug
7
22% July 13
164
July
28% Aug 17
13% Sep 29
l
28
>
Mar
174
7
Jan
22% Mar 24
;
17
■
102% Dec
30% Dec
170
68
167
%
•
169
3
Lowest
S per share
39
i
41
41%
40%
40%
40%
19%
40%
19%
41%
19%
76
75%
76
*74%
'
15%
.
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.
—
■
26%
V
5
&
Lowenstein
Feb
19
43% Feb
9
•
4 %•%
Nashville..
T
preferred series A
Lukens
Steel
Z
54%
.
41
17
May
8
42
Dec
26
3
143
Sep
19
18% Dec
19
11% Mar 31
28% July 17
101
'
Nov
4
J
NEW
Highest
14% Jan
34% May 25
3
,fi% Dec
105
Jan
14% Apr
,
97
18
35% Dec
28
24% Apr
19
10% Jan
51c
3
5au
5
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7% Jan
4
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23% Oct
17
"6% JCly 13 '
1
25
Jan
18 y« Apr
,:i23% Jan
100%
A
3
19% May
175 r
4
I9 -'
38
Feb
10
97
Dec
21 Vb Dec
;
15%
30
32
'
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r
10
90 '
'
3
8
29
:
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•
9
19% July 14
7 52
;
Feb
:
39
July 19
J'
/
44
July 13 " •7 58
33 % July 13
21% July 13
12% Apr
5
30% Jan
29
Jan
-
3
Jan
5
94% Nov
32% Jan
6
Oct
'69
9,600
9
5,600
35% ;
309
69%
168
11,800
168
v
60
55%
55
55
41%
41%
41%
3,400
41%
19%.
3,709
41%
41
20
19%
77
*75
'
;•
1,200
2,000
77
100
27
42
14%
2,500
14%
15
14%
15
32,600
152
32%
24
'
•
-
9
91% Jan
31
prior pfd
100
Monday
May 23
May 31
2
Mar 29
32%
1,000
52%
52%
51
51%
2,400
30%
99
153
31
*30%
99
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99
39%
40
39%
39%
AND
HIGH
May 28
16%
39%
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:
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May 31
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133
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-
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800
3,500
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32%
32%
32%
33
19%
19
19y4
19
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;
12'%
19
94%
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49
15
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48
39%
•
39%
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-
64'%
64%
94%
30
29 »/8
4%
30
6,200
16%
3,600
12%
12%
1,300
32%
it.'.V
16%
12%
16
12%
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99%
16%
32%
32%
32%
2,300
19%
39%
19
19%
169%
64%
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4%
6,700
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39%
169%
170
29%
30'%
100'%
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94%
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i
39
170
64
95
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;
-
19%
3,500
-
63%
95
350
1,000
39%
170
63%
64%
94%
7
*98% -99%
95
50
2,700
190
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95
94%
94%
85%
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85'%
15'/«
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15%
30
-
94%
94%
.
85%
15
100
10%
121/4
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3,600
9%
46%
12%
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13
22%
11
12'/4
:
4,900
10
12'/8
63%
9'/8
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1,100
15%
46%
16
*94
13
9%
30%
530
11%
15%
94%
13%
23
2,900
10%
100%
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15%
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8
47
15%
38%
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•
16
3,200
97
10
30%
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30%
34%
7%
3,200
11%
100%
39
34%
530
100
16%
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7%
3,400
47
15%
38%
16%
16%
34%
*500
17%
40%
132%
10'%
3oye
*167'/4 170
63%
63%
17
*39%
*130
11%
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■J
17%
47
15%
;
$ per share
97
30%
;
DAY
9%
30%
32%
16 V2
"7%
23%
100%
*19
the Week
10
4%
-
Sales tor
"
46%.
10'/b
1
<•
June 1
.
11'%
46 y2
10
•
1
40%
*95
13%
*91/8
*21'%
*46
MEMORIAL
15%
12
No par
—
13%
9%
''
Friday
•
133
x34»/2
'•
29%
15%
1
—
13%
•
530
30%
..No par
Co.
15%
STOCK
7%
*iooy4
i—No par
Corp
29 »/s
10%
4%
CLOSED
*500
24
11%
EXCHANGE
97
7%
29
46%
1
35
/ *95
7%
530
13%
16%
34%
35
16%
*500
13%
16%
97
*7i%
/
16%
■
10
2,000
'1
■
40
*130
'
t per share'
17
17
'/■-
Thursday
* per share
.,
''
39%
Wednesday
May 30
$ per share
133
■
2,300
;
39%
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
May 29
,
50
30%
-,*97%
-
4,600
xl4'/2
14%
48
::
*47%
95
*94%
95
*83%
85%
*83%
85%
14%
14%
14%
14%
->473/4
48%
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48%
1,4001
100'
19%
19%
19>/4
19%
2,000
22%
22%
95
'
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y
I.V*
,
»
49
170
*
27
Feb
McCall Corp
McCord Corp common
f Preferred
3
26
Apr 16
44
Jan
9
19% Apr 27
106% Jan
8
65% Feb
45
McCrory
1
16
19% Jan
3V2%
27J/» Jan
Mar 20
McKesson
preferred—.100
1
Mead
/ 4
Corp
—10
'
26
4%
16
Melville
2nd preferred
Shoe
17%
18
17%
;
*44
17%
200
44%
17%
2,200
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99
98
98
*48%
49 Va
48%
49%
49i%
49%
600
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36%
36
36
35%
35%
400
54%
55
54%
54%
1,400
44%
44%
44 y2
45
3,200
23
22 y2
22%
55%
55%
44 Va
*22%
*16 %
24%
91
*89 y2
64
22%
23
44%
49
43%
43
23%
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...1
17%
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36
17
16 y4
17%
22%
44%
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99
22%
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100
(1st series)__50
Corp.
*
22%
19%
*48 y4
*97y2
55
*
19%
x36
35%
23%
y4 % preferred (1st series)
Jan
26 Vb Jan
99
*22%
No par
common—
43
-
1
44%
17%
.48%
*541/2
18
;
18
35%.
5
Inc.
Co..
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
:
48%
_No par
*22 %
19%
22%
*44
.44%
*97%
Co.
19 y4
23
*22%
17%
com
Publishing
Stores
19%
*44
new_50c
& Robbins
McLellan
'
67
3
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
26
100
Electric
19%»
50
Corp
convertible
McGraw
19
•23% May 24
88 Vi May 15
'59% Apr
3
Stores
McGraw-Hill
16
Jun
26% Feb
No par
———
51% Apr 17
39% Feb
2
22% May 21
15% Jan
2
May 25
-
I per share
'
preferred
22%
152%
32%
39'/a
*4%
:
"
$3
22%
*97%
16%
11%
...
7
22%
8,300
152%
39%
29
10
'
101% Mar
22
15%
32%
97%
530
*46
1
Dept Stores rommon^-/..
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
/ $3.75 cum pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd.,
No par
Maytag Co co/nmon
_:_No par
23
"22 %
1
May
101% Feb 21
15%
32%
*152
39%
7%
*21%
.
.
2
15%
32%
97Va
*9%
?'
;
Mathieson Chemical Corp conr— 5
'1% preferred u__i—100
9
Jan
22%
152
*32 Vb
31%
34% 1
1
-
15%
5
43% May
-
15%
'
52
13%
6.25
Corp
Masonite
19
''"39.%
-
!
t—
Martin-Parry Corp.
Electric
22%
153
51%
16%
29
Martin
Master
14%
30%
*7%
10,400
II,400
26%
31%
16%
*500
5
;
34% May 11
237/s Feb 16
72% Feb.
*95
38%
41%
50%
39%
34%
7
'■
Marshall Field & Co jW>m_^_No
par
4 %%
preferred
100
(Glenn L) Co
:•
1
"
117
16% Feb
% jan
Corp
38%
27%
50%
133
16%
*.No par
'
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183
16%
1
1—.,—
Midland
38%
43
39
*36%
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Co.—
Shirt
•
:
3
Jan
;:7 49% Apr
45
11
'
35%
,
27%
99
Va
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5
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
14% Jan
10
35% May 26
49% Jan
4
27
27% Jan
8%
69%
168
38%
'
Marathon
10
98
.9
100
Marine
105'% Feb 27
2
42% Mar 17
'
64
;
July 19 '
9
35%
19%
38%
'31%
I per share
common..10
2
17
Jan
*
10
26% Jan .9
14% Jan
X21 %
,
Forbes
Bros
Manhattan
■•-21% Jan ,18
5
-7
3
42% Feb
;
Jan
I,300
32%
41
%
4
38% Feb "• 5
6
19% May 24
20V2Jan
4
21
181/4 Aug 16
32% Oct 11
82
-
3
"r May" 3
52% Mar 15
40% Nov
22%
32%
41%
32%
50%
39
,..
16
13% Jan
105
/
22
33
15%
May 36
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mandel
Jan
.
5,
97
.17
99 v
22%
42%
*152
32%
31%
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Inc..
Manati' Sugar
43
;
.
39% July 27
30% July 17
1,700
27%
14%
1
11% 'Apr' 26
"x83'/2 May 11
18
Mar 28
27% Sep 25
July 13 --1 723% May 11
49 7 Aug I7
July 3
18
14%
-4-,:
49% May
10% May
1
Mar
Trucks
12
2
• Apr 25
14% May 24
"
Feb, 28"
25% Jan 31
5
,
4% Mar
17% Jan
17%' May 11
■
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14%
15%
22%
100
Working Co
&
13% May 10
25
Jan
12
313;^ Nov 22
13
14%
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'
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No par
j 4%% preferred series A—
10O
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Magma Copper
10
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^
1
13
-
'/<
3,800
27%
14%
50
Macy
17% Mar 16
185'- Sep .26 / ;;i67%Apr L7
59 '/ Nov
9
% 57
Jan
2
100
Jan
93
Mar 26
12.
100
Jan 30
7
94% May 26
v
22
Jan
.-
18% Now' 15:
Feb <'3
421/, Jan
: Dec
900
71
42
22%
30%
50
1,000
70%
43
Saturday
preferred.
Mack
2
Jan
573
29% May 24
18
13% May
Aug 18
87
■
Aug;•-7*^:106%-Sep 25
96% Dec
'11%
9
6%
2
36 Vi Jan
7% Mar 23
;
MacAndrews
17
103% Jan
Apr e 5
37% Jan
v
25^- 33% Dec.29
4o%July 13
,
%
27
9% Nov
■■
12% July 13
24% July 27
:
9% Apr
21 %
13
Z 387/2 Dec
*
: ;S 7/'e -Jan T3:
f9%-Juiy 19
31
May .25
10% Mar 15
23
/ 9% Oct
>e.% July 25
•.
20% Feb
i
M & M Wood
Jan - 2
Vi Feb 26
*
Apr
5%
71
28
14%
32%'
;pr
18% Mar 19
42
12% Jan
2
\5L i>/2 May 24
12% Aug 30
9% Dec 27
7% Mar 30
16
5 %
:
-
26%
LOW
EXCHANGE
142
;.7% May21.
1 27% May 24
9
.
2
May 21
15% May 24
,32 % Jan
2
20
12
Mar 30
5%
16
*40%
19%
38%.
22%
YORK tSTOCK
$ per share
37% May 17
133
■
15
15%
*54%-
^
-
'
il% Feb 28
15%
2,600
42%
42%
10
^
Co
-15%
T52 ./ 153
& Sons Inc com—1
(M)
38%
14%
,
Louisville
-
38
22%
7% preferred
L
r—_10Q
Louisville Gas Si Elec Co (Ky) No par
*
-
26%
42 Vi
t"P) Co common.———10
M
135% Mar
4,300
.,167%
75%
*•'
19
*74% '
-15%
Lorillard
17
Feb
103
t per share
•36% Aug
9,000
1%
68%
1
40%
37%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
10%
1%
*34%
69%"
»167
STOCKS
Year 1950
r
25
10%
1%
87/8
x54%
36%
Range for Previous
I
Lowest
24%
10%
4,200
22%
35%
54%
1
3
33
Apr 16
v-59»/2 Feb 13
28% Apr
2
97% May 24
30 Vb Jan
2
.
Jan
>
28
25% Jan
May 5
30% Jan ' 4
49 % Jan
30
;
9
25
9
35%
69%
54%'
J.N0 par
Lone ;Star Cement Corp
No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A_,._No par
Long Island Lighting Co
__No par
May 31
rt
4
29 </•
May
15
%
38% Sep 21
17% Jun
Apr 23
28
152
t
21
97% Feb
87
2
21% May 16
19
50%, Dec
Lockheed Aircraft* Corp.
Loew Is. Inc.
12%Jan
4
36% May 23
8
'3*/-.
9
May 24
27% Jan
2
f,
./
'
29 % Dec
34% Jan
13
18% Feb
.
21% July 17
v
8%
32%
41%
19
■
35%
500
9
'
18
14% July 12 ?>■ '18% Oct
96%
200
14%
<
'
22%
*95
63
71
15
8%
-
69%
167
54%
40%
=_No par
9
70%
35%
69%
•
*166% :167
100
Liquid Carbonic Corp com_.No par
-3%% convertible preferred
10C
13
35%
*69
•
^.Nopar
;
.
*35
5
25
com
;
Co__
*22%
97
5%
33
*21%
Co
preferred
22%
63
15%
22%
No par
70
50
63
5%
68%
69
3 00
1,400
1 A.
10%
Xl4%
7%
18%
10%
15%
10 5/a
15%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—,
Link Belt Co new——
*18%
18%
1%
No par
68%
23
48
24%
15%-
u
*47%
9
25
68%
Myers Tobacco
48
22%
X
Liggett
12%
*95%
5
Life Savers Corp
*12%
9%
25
900
13
18%
97
8%
10
26
63
23
25
*6%
26
*47%
63
*22% *
7%
6%
26%
*12%
18%
*62%
7%
*6%
26%
12%
47 Va
48
18%
7%
6%
26%
*12%
48
7%
*6%
26%
-No par
1
com
1st preferred
non-cum
Libby-Qwens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Apr 30
Feb
50
Lerner Stores Corp
3
Jan
x81
12%
7
6%
26%
Lehn & Fink Products
47 % Apr 17
46% Apr 27
21% Feb
5
Mar 28
*12%
7%
6%
26
Lehman Corp (The)
9
Jan
60
40% May 29
27-'U-
Aug
184
Jan2
No par
7
6%
25%
50c r.cn-cum 2nd pfd——No
par
19
165% Apr 25
3H
18
36% Apr
-79
20'
.
13
~'C8% May 29
•
28% July 26%''
1- / I—if1*!/''"'•
2
22
35% Apr
10% Feb
2
*,
t
17
Jan
&
7 Vb "
25%
(James) & Sons Co common..3
3.85% preferred
100
Lehigh
Lehigh.
Lehigh
Lehigh,
73% May 4
17% May 17
27% Feb
2
33% Jan
15
Jan
Rubber
'
7
*6%
—No par
Lees
19
3
9
8% Jan
89% Jap •3
187'
Mar 31
r
14%;July 12
•».
31 % Jnn :
16
18
8% Jan
4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lee
23
21% May 23
39% Aug 28
9% Oct 19
38
Oct 28
.
28 Vb Feb
~i
9
!
6%
(The)-.
May
11% Jan
2
Co
Lane
26% Apr
15% Feb
May 24
ConsoJldad
Lambert
100% Feb
1% May 12
15% May 15
.,4% May- 24
2
65% Jan
24% Jan
wilWlr Jun 29
c "
Dec
10
Co..
Bryant common..
*4%% preferred
Lane-Wells Co
25% Feb
25
13% Oct
,.
15
95 % Apr
La
Gas
May
67
2
4
8% May 24
24% May 24
28
Mar
21
Jan
Laclede
51% Feb
56
""Dec 23
9
67
.
30 % Aug 25
73
Dec
3
V-
,
15
7% Jan
2
21% Jan
29
22% Dec
30.
20
July-17^
July 17
July 13
9
t.
i•<
10% Dec
,
12
Jun
4y2 Apr
8
27
28% May
14% Feu
2
42% Jam
62% Sep 28
25% May 9
100% Sep 25
3.
4% Jan
.
25
7% Feb
18% May 28
~25
40% Jan
20
7
47% Jan
11% Jan
•
*59
22%
22 y*
55
55
x43%
43%
22%
22%
23
*
17
•
,
*22%
*96 %
98
16 y4
17
16%
16%
16%
25
25
25
25
25
91
*89%
91
90%
90%
*90
91
66
*59
66
*61
900
16%
24%
30
24%
22%
1'.
22%
■
*60
66
22%
22%
22%
22%
Xl8%
200
2,700
10
66
22%
7,100
18%.
4,200
'
10% July 17
42
Jan
14 34 Jan
'
17% Nov
20
'
13
53
20
16
6% Aug U
39% Jan 13
Nov
19 % Nov
7% Jan
■
"
I
66% Dec
16% Jan
2
*
52
i
3
Jan
16
18
27
Jan
2
6% Jan
% 60
28
16
21% Feb
64
8
x20%
Jan"
101
9
25
1
37'% July 17
101 % Feb
106
Dec
102% July
i3 r Jan
38% Feb
15
2
Merch
&
Min
2
Merck
&
Co
49% Nov
8% Mar
'8% July
7
110
Apr
104% Nov
25
88
10
101
Jan
12
33
Apr
16
28
Jan
5
56
21% May 24
..-98
12
6
Jan
47% Apr
27
7
Apr
xl04% Jun
28
95
Apr
2
3
23
13
3 v
31
July 17
Jan
10
28
30
20% Mar
'
2g '
99
19 % Dec
57% Dec
f
17
■
17% Dec
16
42% Dec
113
For footnotes
see
Dec
■
-
page
24.
55
53 %
53%
120
18%
18%
*18%
18%
1,500
Co.—.No par
*8%
8%
*8%
*8'/i
8%
*8%
8%
*8 »/4
8%
80%
81%
common
50c
Mesta
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
,4.35%
21
104% Feb
21
3.85%
21% Feb
17
64
May
9
Machine
Copper
Mid-Continent
Middle
Midland
13% Mar28
;
8%
South
Steel
Utilities
Prod
;
No par
5
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
conv
-
1.50
pfd series A—___100
8%
79
80
81
96
94%
94%
52%
53
,*98
*99'%
*106
29%
29
79%
79%
97
*94%
98 %
29%
29%
*29 V*
30
400
*23 y4
,
23%
23i/4
23%
600
*93
29
22
22%
22%
53%
100
107
2,400
100
99%
99
*106
54
*53%
99%
98
107
*106
*98
99'%
*98
99%
99%
18
18
18
18
18%
18%
57
57
56%
57%
57%
18%
18%
18'%
18%
43'%
44
19 '/a
43'%
140%
*139
140'%
*17
17'%
17
17%
15% :
15%
15%
45%
45%
rl2l
.
56%
*43%
.
*53
*'
;
321
54
98%
107
53%
*95'/2
Xl04%
800
54
50
97
40
104 %
'
*139
^—100
No par
3.20%
52%
56%
Minn St P & SS Marie
Common
21'%
10
18% Jan
Apr 13
23
17%
No par
50% Apr 13
*21%
100
Minneap & St Louis Ry
134
*28%
107
21% Feb " 5
16
29
5
Inc
*92
28%
*99
100
common
...
78%
96
*106
T
1st preferred
78%
;
10O
Petroleum
..
'
5
Miami
2
May 21
*92
pfd_100
preferred series.—
5
Mar
Co—
preferred series
23
20
78'%
—LNo par
__:
3
48% Feb
41% Jan
55
18%
10
140 */2 Apr
111% Jan
18%
55
18%
24
3
11
18%
55
19
Jan
2
30
18%
53%
18%
Lintoype Co___Nopar
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
No par
2
16 V4
28
18%
53%
104% Jan
May 24
Jan
18'%
>•
18%.
Mergenthaler
Jan
131
Inc
preferred
'.
18
55
*18'/i
107 y4 Jan
'
Dec,29
$3.50
4iy4Jan
'30
18
;
18%
*52%
1
:53% Mar 15
18
7
54% Nov
139% Nov
May
Transp
18
50
3%
convertible 1st preferred
Stores Co Inc
3
'
July 18
10% Jun
July" 12
1
I
common
Mercantile
88% Apr
27
107% Sep
21
July 13
281/4 Jan
125
34%
Dec
(The)
9
9
28% May 29
9£% Nov
Mengel Co
Feb
22% Feb
46'/»
•
rl21»/i
18%
43%
*139
19
*
43%
43%
139
140'%
Xl6%
157/s
16'/.
46%
46
46%
123
—
—
*97
,
98%
10
19»/e
18%
18%
5,800
58
57%
58
4,600
191/B
6,900
19%
43%
139
19
43%
*139
16%
17'/»
16
99%
16%
*16%
15%
16%
46%
46%
43%
140 %.
600
20
17
2,600
15%
15%
4,300
46%
47 y8
10,500
250
;
(2304)
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronidle'V..-Moftday, June
4, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
l»nte (orfrevloui"
;I«*r 1950
Lowest
stocks
Range Sine* Jab. 1
Highest +
$ per share
Lowest
t per share
new york
-
11 if best
-J per share
t
8 per share
/' «>..
1
37% Feb
104
108 % Jan
Sep 26
,.»■% July 12
,67
July 19
21
,
•Jun
Dec
,84
103
27
20
-54
May
4
1
107
Mar
7
May
18% Jan
2
27
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
25 % Jan
3
32
27y4 July 26
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
25
73
9% Jan
3
3
4y« Feb
30
32% Feb
27
73
Jan
10
89% Apr
30
13% Apr
11
16% May
il% Dec" 22
3
/
2
28
26
52% Dec
10
8% May 24
48% Jan
22
31% Dec
10
35% Apr 30
•13% Mar 9
19% Jun
1
Apr
4
41% Oct
6
34-/# Jan
2
11% Jan
13
16% Nov
20
14% Jan
July~26
54
10% Jun
19 la
77%
Jan
25
3
11 % Jan
2
23% May 11
67% Nov 24
30
21% Jan
13
13% Feb
July 13
49% July 13
64
Jan
2
74% Feb
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
29
15% Mar 15
18
Jan
29
20% Jan
18
14% ?Jay 21
18% Feb
22
57
19
40% Jan
2
52
26% Jan
3
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 14
27% Apr
3
31% Jan
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
9
Jun
29
Jun
29
19
14
15
(John)
Motorola
Products
Motor
Wheel
2
21% Feb
23
Mueller
Brass
2
20% Feb
8
Mullins
15% Feb
26
55% Jan
8
6
12%
Jan
13
23% Aug 30
13
43
13
j an
15
51% Apr
23
109
52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12
Feb.
1
18% May 24
Mar 26
45
52
2
Jan
16
July 13
22
May 20
17% Jan
2
32
Jan
3
53
Dec
21
51% Jan
2
23
Jan
13
34% Dec
18
31
6% Jun
29
14% Dec
27
12% Jan
Mar 15
15
112
4% 7o
23% Feb
27
28
4%
66
Apr
12
22% Feb
2
Corp
of
Nash-Kelvinator
9
Nashville
Chatt
4
National
Acme
16% Apr 13
21% Apr 21
National
22'a Feb
13
National
12
National
Biscuit
9% Jan
19
8% Apr
46% Nov
5% July 13
July 13
24
29
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
7
44% May 28
14% Mar 30
Nov
150
Jan
65
xl50
Jan
159
it ;. 7% Jan
18
Jan
x%'Dec
11
4
Nov
97% May 24
21
5
Apr
24
141% May
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
25
Mar 13
2
8% Apr
17
31% Mar 29
u Jan
22% Jun 29'
4
% Jan
2
Nov
24
25% Jan
2
•28
14% Oct
9
11% Jan
July 13
Lowest
3
v
8% Aug
•
1
14% Jan
13
share
28
17% Feb
10
6
104% Dec
18
20% Nov
22
Apr
-
13
66% Mar 14
80% Dec "'
26% Mar 29
34% Oct
21
24% July
39% Oct
17
3
3
21% Dec
3
188% Oct
29
4
152
Oct
19
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
*26 3A
27
19
18%
19
18%
19%
19
19%
19
19'/#
3,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 3/#
17%
2,900
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
17%
13%
*52
52%
52 %
52%
52%
£3%
>109%
10
19%
111%
111%
*110%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*47
48%
*47
48%
62
*60
63%
19%
*61
xl9%
19%
19%
19%
61%
62
62%
19%
63'%
33'A
400
15'%
2,700
33
32%
32%
*32%
33%
15%
15"%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
19%
19
19%
19
9,200
19'%
*63'A
19%
33
19
100
63
63
*.32%
19%
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1
63
15%
15%
.
48%
33
*32%
1
;
63
*47%
19%
61
19%
48'%
*61
61
19%
61
193/4
*47%
60
60
10
3,100
19%
48%
*47
*58
19%
1,000
54
112%
!111
112%
*111
112%
19%
111
500
13%
13%
*53
53
53
400
2,300
19
19
19%
110
19%
32%
*166%
10
7%
No par
*43%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
3,000
32%
32
32'a
32%
32%
x31%
32%
18,000
168
1g8 %
167%
167%
7%
x7%
7%
19
31%
32
7%
13%
10
..
168%.:
7%
169
169'%
169
169
90
2,500
7%
7%
7'A
7%
50
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,900
28%
28
28%
29
29%
29
29'A
16,500
17%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
*99
99%
99
73%
73%
29
13
National
4
Lead
Co
7%
No par
10
common
preferred a
6%
25
100
*170%
*143%
>
National
Corp
10
Ref
Co
Tea
34%
is
47%
25%
/"
100
86*
Vulcanized
171
171'A
*144%
145%
145'%
145%
9%
9%
21%
No par
*9
9%
35
34%
1
232,800
l'a
1%
1%
27%
27%
27"%
*27%
27%
47%
27%
2,300
10,000
47%
27%
46%
47%
46%
27%
x47
27%;
27%
27%
27%
25%
25%
21%
15%
15%
x8%
8%
,r
25%
86%
86'%
110
21%
21'%
1.500
15%
*15'A
15%
300
8%
21%
15%
9%.
25'/#
8%
;8%
8%
2,400
"
21%
.
21%
*86
86
,
86 %
21%
•
86
86 ;
200
6,100
'
15%
25% y 26
26%
9
80
500
3,000
iy#
35%
36%
v
9'A
35%
*9
1%
47%
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co
9
.
290
*27%
1%
21%
15%
74
34%
27%:
25%
21%
73'a
35%
■y *85%
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10
5,900
172
144 %
9
47%
Co-_l—1
Fibre
170%
144'a
r 27%
25"%
*85%
170%
9
1
5
5,200
74'A
144%
'
*27%
28
700
10,900
,99
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50
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par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst
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v
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2
23
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11
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11
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2
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2
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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20
Newmont
17
t per share
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t per share
:
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27
New
26% Jan
236'A Feb
156% Feb
16
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106
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3
6
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10
2
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13
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9
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5
17
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14
91
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22
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31
8
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82
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Harlem
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102
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10
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9
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4
28
6
Feb
27
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24
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18
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4
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50
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380
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13
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27
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7
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28
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25
21
21
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3
32
83
78% Jan
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106 »/2 Mar
80
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17
Mar 22
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202
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80
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95
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25
42
STOCK
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v
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common
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7
17
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5
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28
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12
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3
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.
3%%
6
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1
common
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7
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99
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28
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26
28
1
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98
46
28
100
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104
13% Mar 23
26
85
45%
28
No par
Distillers
15
10% Jan
13
10% Jan
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24% Dec 15
46%
28
45
10% Feb
S per share
103
Dec
45%
STOCKS
5
93
46%
28'a
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3
Lowest
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58
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600
44%
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45%
Jan
35
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30
16
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25
200
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46
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2
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14%
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45%
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105% Feb
July
14%
14%
45%
National
July 11
Jun
15%
15%
*
4,000
National Supply (The)
4'%%>
preferred
July 18
10% July 25
99
13% Jan
xl5%
'
7% July 13
90
16%
i4y#
13%
2
11
128
16
14%
13 5/«
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106% Aug
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'
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34
16%
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$ per
8,300
13%
29% May 7
89% Jan 30
8
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1,300
69%
13%
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14
2
7
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69%
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23'a
69%
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28
300
1
16
18
8,000
2,200
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20
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2,400
2
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84
17%
13
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18
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26
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;
83%
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9
4
500
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13%
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20
500
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56
15% Apr 27
36
14%
15
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71% Apr
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36
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13
53% Nov 27
9
36
36
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36
23%
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Jan
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100
76% Feb
156
30,000
National Dairy Products
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National Department Stores
5
2
185% Jan
-
69
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National Gypsum Co com
$4.50 preferred
103
20.
69%
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National
170
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7
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5
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13
4
29
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10
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35
1,000
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178
;
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1
15
23% Feb
30%
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1
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July 25
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13
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-
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Cylinder Gas Co
50
36
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28
32
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11
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14
15
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2
Feb
27
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2
10
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6,300
4,100
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common
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45
106
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12
Jan 13
16% Jan
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79
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113
29
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1
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78
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20
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25
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13
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16
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8
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9
PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
.
106
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,
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10
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Mar 15
73
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2
18
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Mo-Kan-Texas
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30
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16
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21
100
95
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14
20
9
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90
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8
For footnotes
;
Jun
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20 Va Dec
20
Jan
102
22
90
28
28
9
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101% Oct
see
page
301/# Jan
9
5
24.
2
Apr
27
May 17
17
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2306)
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
9 per share
Lowest
Highest
'$
't per
per share
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Saturday
Par
1$ per share
share
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3
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37
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7
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2
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1
Reed Roller Bit Co
12% Mar 30
16
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5
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13
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19
7
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6
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22
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3
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1
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20
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13
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1
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49
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s
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106
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8%
preferred
Southern California Edison
63
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par
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Co
'(The)——
-5
South Indiana Oas & Elec—Nopar
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7% Jan 29
5
8% Jan 17
May 24
30
29 Vs May 24
10% May 24
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'19% Jah
2
36% Jan 26
101 % Apr 17
22% Jan
87
2
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8% May 24
65
Apr
2
138 % Mar 29
157 % Mar 29
82
105
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Mar
5
-
29% Feb 13
34% Jan
5
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9
81
91
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56% May 1
109 % Jan 30
26% Feb
8
96
Mar
1
5%
Gas
42 V4
7.50
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Co.——..-Nopar *
Railway common
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preferred
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non-cum
Mobile
&
Ohio
stk
Spalding*(A G) & Bros
Sparks Withlngton - Co
!Spear■<& Co common
—
Inc
1"
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—1
"$5.50 preferred
——No par
Spencer Chemical Co4.60% pfd-100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
:
1
Spiegel Inc common.
....2
Conv^$4.50 prtferredJ
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L_
..5
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Standard Brands Inc com
Nopar
$3.50 preferred —
Nopar
—
13% Mar 26 -•' Standard Coil products Co Inc——1
13% Feb
1
78% Feb
1
180
Feb
8;
172
Feb
8
Stand
Gas
&
Elec Co
$4 preference
.
-
$6 prior
•$7 pTh»r
com—No par
—No par
preferred—
preferred.,
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tr
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2
Nopar
63 V8
49%
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104%
28
58%
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DAY
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82
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10
28
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44
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43
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22
South Ainer Gold -ft Platihum—.1
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74
9
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the Week
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48
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87
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8,200
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1
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;
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31%
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ver
32
44%
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30
3,900
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May 31
4
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10
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15 Vs
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per
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31%
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43
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$ per share
31%
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14%
9%
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May 29
May 28
9 per share
—1
—.—No par
-
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5%
16%
SALE PRICES
HIGH
72V2
'
53V8
16%
14%
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Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
; May 26
.
,
preferred
.100
preferred
xl00
Smith & rCorona Typewriters.No par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co-Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South
400
16
52%
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91
LOW AND
72%
4
2,100
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14%
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5
16% Feb 27
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160
500
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87
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18
8
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4
3
77% Mar 27
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27,100
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2
10% Dec
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Alexander Inc
Southern
Jan
.
40
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89
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75% Feb 10
75 Vs Mar 9:
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4% July 13
47% Jan
3
800
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5
64
25% Jan
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67
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600
60
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4.00
210
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89% Jan 31
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49
28
30
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3,100
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148
1
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17
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00
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310
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5
6
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700
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15
40
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1
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85
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5
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13
33% Dec
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26
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22%
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-
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5
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3
4
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45
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81
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126
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8
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26
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1
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f
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9% Jan
11
51% Dec 27
58% Jun 28
5
300
10,000
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9%
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
18 *
32%'Apr 12
23% May 25
32% Feb
66% Aug
15 Vs July
60
9%
323/4
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(r
91
**106
'
9%
126
Nopar
Co
Simmons Co
'
5% Jan
42
12
13%'Mar 16
40
29% July 26
106% Jan 25
49%
181
*
32%
.45
**89 V4
'♦89%
♦105,% 106%
42%
Sharp Si pohmfe common—No par
«$4.95 cum preferred
.....No par
Shattuck
(Frank
G)
•.
Nopar
Sheaffer (W A)
Pen Co.
.1
Shell Oil
Corp
i
15
Sheller Mfg Corp.—i
il
Sheraton Corp of America.
^1
Silver King Coalition Mines
i.5
-
31% Mp,y 14
130
53% Jan 17
l
36% Jun
30 Va July 12
49
Jun 27
8% Mar 30
*9
'
33
*49%
52%
63%
63%
100
2,400
6,200
''
,
3
493/4
178 %
9Vs
16,200
'
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50
f
9%
32%
9%
8 :
Apr 19
118 V2 May 24
25% Jan
1,000
30%
36%
81 %
25 %
Jan
6,900
,
;
113%
91
106%
30
<
105
10 %
.1
Shamrock Oil dt Oas__...
Sharon
9 •'
Jan
108
May 24
29
3
100
6%
130
19%
Par
9
49% May
21
20
11
25
35% Feb
Feb
14
26
6,300
30%
48
♦51%
100
NEW YORK STOCK
; EXCHANGE
v
*
94
Jan
28
12%
*9%
*172
•21%
Del..—Nopar
$4.50 preferred
80% Feb 23
Feb
5% Dec
series'A
Co of
Roebuck
Sears
May 25
May 23
3% Jun
Jan
2,800
12y«
31,100
•
6%
32%
54%
Servel Inc common...
85
16
20% Jun
19%
41%
20 Vs
*84V2
4
72% May 26
106
60
19%
41%
36%
100
4
23
22% May 26
25% Nov 24
99% Dec
19%
94
19%.
12%
.
18%
94
41%
9%
com_No par
Co
$ per share
30
Jan
<
—5
com
Seeger Refrigerator Co—
Beiberling Rubber Co
Highest
9% May 24
3% May 24
42% Nov 10
21% Feb
Jan
12% Jan
26
4% Dec
24% July 12
Apr
60
19%
12%
3%
300
95
19%
19%
12 %
100
26
10%
40%
48
32%
400
-100
Seagrave Corp
58
8
9% May 19
10
6% Jan
Oct
(The)
RR
preferred
22% Jan
101
3
10% July 12
18% Dec 18
100
32%
26
10%
95
♦57%
9%
*25%
10%
60
3%
34%
Seaboard Finance Co.
Seaboard
37
23
39% Sep 28
6
31% Dec
700
1,200
40
30%
20
25
preferred i.
3.35%
Seabd
Elec Co
12
30% May 24
32% Jan
2
3
14% Oct
3
500
*38
'
100
4.30% preferred
2
89% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
34% Oct
vtc
Mfg Co common.
3.65% preferred
7
Lowest
56 Vb Oct
22
400
18%
12%
98%
41%
20 %
Scovill
12
$ per share
14
50% Dec
16
18 %
.
34%
8
Feb
Apr
2
9% May 24
87% Jan
8
share
25
36% Jan
*15%
12
98%
41%
Jan
Jan
12
Highest
11% Dec
7% July 25
32%
15%
18%
19%
—8
STOCKS
34% Jan
20% Jan
33%
*10%
-
400
—
38
Jan
Year 1950
52% July 13
*32%
19%
3%
6%
•36%
non-cum
Range for Previous
46% Aug 28
108% Apr
6
18% Oct
2
52%
*♦102
common
series A 5f*
15
May 15
51% Jan 25
14% May 31
98% May 17
15
39
40% ) 41%
*113% 115« •
9%
__5
preferred
16 Vs Jan
13% Nov 30
$ per
-
*25%
J100
3
95
80% Mar 26
24
6
>
•195
26
123
78% Jan 25
3
30
..20
Jan
2
17% Jan
5% Jan
2% Mar 31
*38
19%
95
19 Vs
45
*43
10
107
19
17
Jan
47% Jan
2
8% Nov
7
27
•
May 20
8% July 12
36%
26%
19%
32%
,100
Feb
Feb
16
13% Jan
May 11
Nov
15% Jan
36%
27
♦92%
32%
100
102
96
52% Apr
Mar 30
87% Apr
17% Dec 27
14
36%
27
19%
*90
*9%
series
5%
9
21% Feb
20
105% Feb
36%
95 '*
18%
:
0%
series
St Louis Southwestern Ry
31
83% Nov 20
82
55
27
36%
26%
*8%
60 »
*57%
18%
32%
Co—.100
preferred—
100
—5
100
Savage Arms Corp..
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co common..:—Nopar
$3.40 preferred
.Nopar
,*$4 preferred
Nopar
41% Jan
112
2
10% Jan 31
July 25
*36%
10%
9%
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd *4.40%
series Ai
9
21% Jan
33
22
40
28% Sep
50%
*25%
26
*10%
177
♦171
3.60%
Preferred
.
May 11
May 18
14% May
5
41
Mar 27
20
320
10
91% M ay 21
102% Apr 24
24
16
5
11
18% Apr
17
7
16% Jan
33
50%
'
33% Apr 25
47% Nov 25
9
Apr
90
39% Dec
Feb
Jan
Apr
11% Jan
12% Dec 29
28% Sep
38% Aug
27
6%
48 '
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light Si Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc—Nopar
2
71% Feb
24% Jun
51
8%
♦25%
10 %
60
30
30
4.50%
4%
6
59 Vs May 24
Lowest
17
*92
Ronson. Art Metal Works Inc
1
Royal Typewriter
——1
Ruberold Co (The)—
_—No par
9
Feb
22
f per share
3,700
50%
'
101% Jan
51
29
Mar 22
62% Dec 21
29
17
8%
Rohm & Haas Co common
4% preferred series 'A.
<
24% Dec 21
Dec
17
*16%
8%
26
Controls
il
Rochester Gas its El Corp
No par
t
19% May 18
27
88
xl6%
16%
*8%
*25%
*10%
*57%
18%
Robertshaw-Fulton
5
30
July 17
14% July 28
17
16%
.No par
Richfield Oil Corp—
Ritter Company
—No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins Mills Inc....
J
20
.'
24
2
4
9% Jun
42% Jun
16% July 26
25
18%
Preferred
Rheem
v
10
>
Safeway
47% Jan
15%
EXCHANGE
Preferred
;
108% Mar 19
39 Vs Mar
12% July 12
STOCK
19
Shares
50%
'
•
Ruppert (Jacob)
Jan
16
*18%
.■
Common
t
Jan
35
22
19% Feb
2
23
7% Apr
23
I
3il% Dec 27
107
19
50 Vs Apr
11
8% Nov 14
36
Dec 30
23% Jun
Jan
98% Jan
60
94% Jan
33%
*15
18%
19V.
the Week
'
r89% Apr 20
105
Apr 26
99% Mar 31
12% Feb 21
104
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15 Vs
18%
15%
115
3
28
33V2
15 Vs
32
*18%
♦113 %
3
94
♦31%
1 ♦31%
41
8% Jan
7% July 13
ay
40%
47% JAn
7
*31V2
Sales for
June 1
'$ per share
48%
9%
20% Jan
18% Dec
39
9%
Feb 28
Mar 24
♦37%
11%
May 11
34
39
11%
3%
23
26% July 12
99% Dec 22
26%
11%
3%
9%
61
July 13
36 %
27
1
50c
10
July 13
8
36%
19 Vs
43% July 28
18
4 pershare
26%
1
■>'<
Mar 31
Friday
May 31
4 per share
36%
27
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
■6% conv prior pfd aeries A—100
Revere Copper & Brass oom.No par
Rexall 'Drug Inc
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co eom.
No par
5%% convertible preferred
>100
Reynolds Spring Co..
1
Reynolds (R 'jy Tob class B
.10
10% Feb 13
Thursday
May 30
$ per share
share
47% \ 48%
*15Vs
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic'Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
i
Wednesday
*36%
27
div
Reo Motors Inc
PRICES
SALE
May 29
47%
50c
& 4Co^—
HIGH
Tuesday
47%
prior preference.—10
Reliable Stores Corp
No par
Reliance
Mfg Co common
5
Conv pfd 3%% series
100
Remington-Rand common
50c
*$4.60 preferred
25o
13% Feb
f per
No par
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.2y
28% Mar
64
May 28
$ per share
ftayonler Inc common
1
'$2 preferred
-25
Reading Co common
1
i-60
<4%
non-cum
1st preferred—50
*4% non-cum 2nd preferred—50
Real-Silk Hosiery Mills—
—5
*24% Jan
Monday
May 26
EXCHANGE
Highest
•
,
1,500
63
63
43
42%
42%
43
42
42
32%
32%
11
33
32%
33
32%
33%
22%
32%
6,400
11
11%
11%
11%;
11
11%
23,900
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427/8
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63
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21
42%
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50%
64%
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6%
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83
.
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29% 29%
11 % 11 %
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1
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22% 22%
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83
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29% 29%
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50 V2
50%
103
103
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12
12 V8
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163
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64
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-
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52
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52
66
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6
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500
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300
83
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30
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30%
29%
29%
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27
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22
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27
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22
22
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103
22%
23
23
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12
12
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69%
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144
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77
,
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800
77
320
22%
21%
22
3,700
51%
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1,600
101%
102 V2
150
23%
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88%
-
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103
23%
87%
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12%--
9%,
70
143
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12,900
6,500
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Vrt#V>1fVUw«4444M<WMtl 1
.Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2$
(2307)
1
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
■*'■•'
Year1950
Range Since Jan. 1
NEW
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
May 26 A
Highest
I per share
Lowest
$ per share
Highest
-
$ per share
EXCHANGE
*
-
"HIGH
Tuesday
AND
Monday "
,
Lowest
t
STOCKS
'
May 28
SALE
$ per share
par
<■.
I per share
$ per share
'
t
$ per share'
44
14
66
.Jan
25
92
25% Jan
4
35
100
Dec
60% Dec
.
18
104
18 % July 13
26
Jan
48
1
Feb
21
30% Apr
27
12
Jan
14
24
101
X122
Sterling Drug Inc
Bros
Stores
«
493% Jan
May 26
11
17
3%%
preferred
Stevens <J; P)
-
Stewart^Whrner Corp
183/4 Mar
25% Apr
2
—
7
May
3
Studebaker ,Corp
Sunbeam Corp
10 3/4 Apr
3
12% May
2
Sun' Chemical
96
Apr
4
99
7
67% Jan
4
84
42
Jan .10
58
:
Feb
$4.50
A
25
Sun .Oil
Apr 30
24% Oct
25-
20% Dec
119% Jan
213/s Feb
19
243/a Jan
29
29% "Jan'
17
3 6 3/4 Feb
19
117"
Class A
5
4%%
19
conv
19
21% Jan
8
•263/aFeb
633/4 Apr
11
56
Jan
10
63% Apr
16
Sunshine
10% Apr
4
15
18
370
Nov
14
17% Dec
30
355
Mar 14
'
9% Mar 30
35
103
116
33%
Jun
-Jan
i '
/
430
May
24'/4 Feb
9
5
9
Sutherland
*
—1
6,700
293/a
51%
29 7a
297a
28%
52
297a
52
14,600
527a
52 %
52%
52%
54
54
11%
11%
113/8
11%
113/8
113/a
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993/8
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119
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25
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50
11%
99 3/s
19
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75
75
119%
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11%
75
22%
227a
227a
400
23% Jan
2
30
Mar
5
86
Jan
2
95% Mar
1
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par *
$4 preferred _J;
pNo par
1,000
900
32%
32%
337a
33 74
23%
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24%
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24 74
6174
6174
613A
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1,900
11
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11'
11
4,500
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398
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51
50 3/4
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100
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4
r
52
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51
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130
10
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11
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11
11
33%
33 %
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28%
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130 ;
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25
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Swift & Co'
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Swift International Ltd
19
500
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99 3/a
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75
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19
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100
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11974
19%
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993/8
16 3A
18%
460
8%
2,200
.
11% July 11
Jan
7% Apr
25
82% Dec
24%
63% July 13
20% Feb 16
12% Jan '2'J
29
Jan" 13 '
15%
'
18
25% Dec
3
59% Jan
Nov1 17
15
4% Nov 30
17
25
Jan
21
23
Talcott Inc
2
Tennessee
2
1
Texas Co
50% May
4
23 V* Jan
29% Apr 28
2
81% Jan
'
2
97% Nov
25
903/4 Mar 15
39% Nov
24
34% Mar
7
105
Jan
89 % Sep
22
80
Jan
10
103
44
Feb
14
85
Nov
17
76% Jan
10
Jun
30
19%
Dec~27
Corp
9
Texas Pacific
Apr 27
share
Land
10
30;
certificates
1
100
27% Feb 26
Texas
23% Mar
7
Textron Infc
7
l" $1.25 conv preferred--!—No par
18% May 25
.
7% Jan
3
14
Apr
1
30'% Jan
3
43
Apr
1
12% July
I 5% Jan
3
j
133/4 Sep
18
;
133/4 Jan
3
i
9% Oct 20
5
8% Jan
36% Jan
4
13% Jan
5i
17 V2 .Jan
3
5% July 13
32
Dec
8
:
37
42 % Oct' 20
2% Nov
18
25
42% Dec
i
4,
10i
40
.
30
8 3/4 Oct
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5% Dec
28% Nov
„
<
113/8 Feb
-
103
.
Nov
24
7
18
,
5.% Feb
6
95
,
Co
14% Jan
31
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
31
$2.40 conv
The Fair i
8
2
■
18 % Jan
10% Apr
27
;Mar.l3
9
Apr.
4
Feb
1
4
28
Apr
2.3/4 May
3
■
45% Apr
5
6% Jan
2
4%
4% Jan
preferred-
Nov
6
42% Feb
6
;
27.
May 24
353/a Feb
Jan
3
<
38% Dec
28
1
31% Mar 29
38% Jan
Tide
13%. Jun
27
t
20% Nov
24
19% Jan:
2
25% Mar
Timken-Detroit
43 Ve Jan
4
49% Jan 30
x93/4 Jan
4
10% Jan
33% July 14
443/4 Nov
15
(9% Dec
10
30
181
Dec
*
$3.50
:
9
99
•
9774
99
367a-
373/a
3774
37%
88%
91
90
9174
9172
93
93%
;96%
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;.
300
43/4
43/4
600
353/4
36%
2,000
917a
92
46
46 3/8
9,900
3,600
25
2574
4,000
5,100
-
923/4
preference
Oil
Axle_
!'
96 3/4
973/4:
36%
377a
4,800
*91%
.
923/4
2,600
19 5/8
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3874
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38 74
37
15%
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15%
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157a
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10
,10
1074
15 %
30 3A
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7%
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10
44%
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600
7a
157a
157s
157s
10%
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10%
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447a
44%
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,
30
100
4,600
443/8
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4%
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3074
313/a
297a
3074
7%
7%
7%
7%
75/8
170
>
4%
31%
75/8
8
43/4-
38
38 3A
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383/4
39%
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98%
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987a
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3
3
34%
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28
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2,900
98%.
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2%
28%
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34%
35%
35
35%
3,600
223/a-
223/4
23
22
223/4
3,100
47
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10
107a
10
10 7a
7,200
22%
22%
23
,
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47
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473A
10
10%
10
10%
10
10%
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23/4
23/4
300
39%
..
100
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22%
34%
39
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20,100
34%-
28%
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5
400
12%
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98%
6,500
.
3874
303/4
34%
—No par
>
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47a
34%
5
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,
373/4
107s
1074
^
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12%
1,200
6,300
*;••
193/4
193/4
19%
197a
*12 74
193/B
31%
■' 28%
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197a
127a
12%
26 3/8
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38
3
par
19%
95
19 74
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44%
8
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94
253/4
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31%
38
(The)—
26 3/8
1974
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41/4
4%
10
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26
19%-
4
957a
26
193/a
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—
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257a
197a
xl2
9%
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•.
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96
25 3A
19%
12%
5
com
94%'
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19%
19%
100
Water Associated
Timken Roller
97%-
36%
-
38%
15
t
Toledo Edison Co
I
97%
36
■
12%
1
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No
25
22
96
'
:
•
9l3/4
*37%
No par
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
-
257/8
47/8
35%
*43/4
35
137s
13
-
4678
25%
•
*
/ $2.50 convertible preferred
50
JThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
Steel Co (The)
1
Jan
46
2574
4%,
34%
25%
v
*183A
5
—No par
Thomas
41% Jan
103
preference
Thermoid Co common—-
31% May 25
11% Mar
7
453A
24%
92
19
50c
—a.
403/4 Jan
5
917a
45
25
-
87%
25%
No par
common
27
33% Apr
j
24
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities
May 31
4Va May
,
233/a Mar
Texas &
90
45
243A
36
92
103% Mar 10
10
90 y4
447b
'
96
-*
87
25
Jan
13%
89%
25
36
*13
137b
4%
.343/4
44V8
96
•
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4%
343A
89 %
25
!
13%
4%
343/4
Trust—
18
21% Dec 26
89
-
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35%
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i—-No pas
25 y« Mar 14
- Jun
■I
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10
L
13'A
s 43/4
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25
Co_i
Coal & Oil
Pacific
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L
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Texas Gulf
30
:
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5
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.
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.
:
-
"When
:
Texas
443% Jan 16
July 17
(James)
Telautograph Corp
36% May
100% May
44% May 25
30
ociTn
Feb
6% Jan
14
25"
4% May
1
Texas
53
v
2,600
17
'!■
•
t' '•
14
16%
29
lO'/s
Byviington Gould Corp
2,000
293/a
11%
8
3
2,500
17%
28 3A
11%
16 % May
10% May
4374
177a
29
603/4
133/4 Jan
1 8% Mar 28
43
17%
187a
60%
40
.
42%
177a
23 3/a
24
88% May 31
10% Oct 25
3
20
42 74
J-
23
60%
26% Apr' 18
.
95
233/8
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com—'— ___10
Sweets
*93
95
3,200>
237a
*23%
2
18
400
143/4
393/8
17
22%
10'%'May 16
Jan
*93
147a
39
*18
18 3A
32% May 11
'
16%
95
200
407a
407a
143/a
3974
39
16%
323/4
'
4
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237»
*'22%-
—
41
DAY
100
18%
*32%
Paper Co
preferred
4% %
9
200
16%
119
13V4Jan
5
533A
*17 7a
*73%
6
Apr
533A
'51%..
5
.114
2,000'
54%
X23
25
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Cdrp
;
553/4 May
138% May
22%
18 %
*98
Apr
40% Oct
4-
5% Jan
-
8
997a
22 3A
24
*11%
6
3
18% July 13
79
2
*98 7a
22%
:
28%-.
Oct
13 ;
•
20 1
"9% Jan
1772 Jan
43% Jan
-
,CLOSED
23%
1950—20
ser
.7,100
99%
22 74
*40 7a
EXCHANGE
*17%
25
Inc
353A
18%
12.50
pfd
357a
<
23%
10c
2nd
Biscuits
35%
•
'23%
..*17%,
15% Mar
July 13
9%'July 11
V
■'
453/4 Aug 23
July 17
19
Jan
15,400
24,700
177a
1
Sunshine Mining Co
11% May 11
STOCK
i
42
1774
*93
.
'
preferred series A
c6nv pfd" series B—
22% Dec
July 13
413%
17%
167/s
1
14% July 12
'8% July 12
195
Jan
3
42%
17%
100
49
*93
17
No par
4%%
4%%
95
6574
114%
112
3974
17%
preferred
1
39
16%
No par
5% %
'
V
39
6474
112%
*98 7a
MEMORIAL
143/8
38%
17 %
Sunray Oil, Corp'common
4
18
19
Mar 28
17 % 'Jan, 10
22% May 24
9
19
30
393/4
*133/4
*133/4
41%
comomh
'
Jan
17% Dec
16% Jan
393A
14%
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14%
38%
94
1
Co .common—J
393/4
40
21,600
6574
114V4
35%
54
40%
preferred—..No par
'
22 3A
54
94
20
*
——
Coip
series
;
227e
40%,
par
—.
^
22 3A
54%
1
„—_
„
14
35 V4 Mar
99%
22%
*53%
54%
5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
1
5%
prior;-preference—^
Stone & Webster J
No
4
,
*98%
98
Share9
46
*533/4
357a
99%
*
453/b
467a
633A
'35%
122%
j,
109%
%
53'%
38%
1093/4 *
the Week
$ per share
45%
633A
Sales for
Friday
June 1
Sper share
457a
63
35%
98%
*133/4
-
447a
63
1113/4
353A
353/4
*39%,
15
2
'
18
10%'Jan 25'
4
100
—
& Co Inc
8
108%
22%
-
1
20% Feb
*443A
98%
5
19% Feb
<
2
17%'Jan
19% Jan
7
109:
'
2
27 >/4 May 24
24
Oct
Inc__,
common——
613/4
353/4,
10
100
Steel Spring common___l
convertible'preferred-'—
50
Starrett Co (The) L S_'__
No par
4
44
62
108 %
25
4%'
Sterchi
104'/» Jan
44%
61%,,
.
Standard
3
40% May
16 V4 Mar 20
7
Apr
72%
10
'
*
28
Mar
.
common
preferred series A
3
15% Feb
36 ye Jan
27
11% Nbv
1"
Jan
Jan
21
71
25
'
48 '
20% Sep
44%
No par
-
39% Apr
15% Jan
55% Feb 15
"
16
18
,8% July 17
116 % Oct
44 y2 Feb
94"
38 Ve July 13
93%'Dec
28
23% Apr
36% Oct
33/4%
.
13
10
'
Standard Oil of Ohio
18
56% Feb
213/8 Apr
16%'July 5'
16% July 13
25% July 17
4
373/4 Apr
29
Nov
121% May 4
39 Vb May 11
105% Mar 9
25 Vt Apr
24
",
•
4
Standard Oil of Indiana—
Standard Oil of NeW Jersey.
52% Apr'
48% Dec
27
Standard Oil of California
9
21% Jan
39% Feb
3 '
10% Jun
Sep
3
98 % Apr
103% Nov
-
May
x69% May
33% Mar. 15
28
Dec
50
2
'
23
16
July 12
98 >:
Oct
Apr.
90% Jan
'
Aug 17
40
12% July 14
54
30
30
54% Nov
.
6
26% Mar
-
Dec
Mar 13
59
30
Dec
-
Thursday
May 31
i per share
*
42 VbFeb
PRICES
Wednesday
May 30
,,
May 29
■
-1.
28
J
•.1
Range for Previous
Year 1950
'J
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
*
147a July 13
>15% Jun
15
Mar
8 3/a
29
18 7s
5
18
4% Jan
3
Feb
23
2074 Jan
2
Transamerlca Corp
May 24
27% Feb
2
Trans
Nov
13
21
Jan
257a Feb
9
Transue & Williams Steel
12
13 74 Apr
30
10% Apr
36% Jan
21
2
Mar 26
106
Tri-Continental
18%
19
227a
22
22'/a
*22%
233A
*22%
11%
No par
1
common
357a Feb
8
$1.50
preferred
$4,50 prior preferred
,
—No par
8
No par
Apr
May 24
13% Jan
16
39
:
183A
21%
20th Century Fox Film com„No par
10
Apr
13
33
May 21
41
Jan
16
( 97a Oct
2
12
Jan
26
Twin
8% Jan
27
6
102
Mar
No par
conv
conv
113/4
11%
105%
105%
167a
15%
16
18%
18%
19
183/4
183A
*35
V 35
35
*33
STOCK
103
113/4
EXCHANGE
16
xl83/4
3672
237a
115/8
12
33
14%
52 /4
93A
*14%
5274
14%
52%
^13%
13 %
13 %
43%
43%
86%
577s
*10772 108
*98
100
43 A
93/4
12,900
3,600
ll7/8
106
167s
19
18%
22,300
1063/4
16
19
106%
x345/8
102%
*345/8
345/s
*99 7a
MEMORIAL
Sharet
■
197a
16
1057a
CLOSED
the Week
215/a ', 227a
*22 5/8
237a
f ■'
100
1,390
2,200
I ,14,600
35
*99 7a
10072
100 %
10%
*1072
10%
*107a
11
*1072
*32
33
*323/8
33
*32
200
300
103/4
33'
*10 3/8
—1
Co
*35
367a
*10072
333A
93A
50
*225/8
19
11%
1
prior preferred:
Coach
113A
1053/4
153/4
105
*1007a 103
*10%
10%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
23
16
16
Co—
*22%
233A
113A
105 7a
105
5
preferred
5%
*
18%
9
99
18 3/4
18%
22 7a
243/8 Feb
33% May 15
share
Sales for
"
June 1
f
$ per share
18%
18% May 23
5
per share <
Friday
:
$ per share
21%
6
5
Thursday
May 31
May 30
$ per
1872
Truax-Traer
13
PRICES
Wednesday
22
3
Jan
SALE
13%
9
Coal
'""J $
$ per share
4
21%
Apr
$6
May 29
2
18% Feb
Apr
137a Apr
1031
1
Corp
Inc
25
15
HIGH
Tuesday
May 28
5 >"■
—
Airlines
World
AND
Monday
S per share
Par
.
16% Jan
103
LOW
Saturday
May 26
21
2
*
V
-
27
257a Jan
29
12974'Jan
■
STOCK
ll3/e Jun
July 17
327a Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
30
110% May 17
-17% Dec 29
3
98% Aug
<8% Jan
$ per share
;
;
■
22
3
Jan
;
19% Dec
7
10
S per share
STOCKS
NEW
Highest
,
253/4 Dec
•
July 13
10474 Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
33
9%
10
DAY
10%
10
10%
107a
-
50
103/8
2,100
U
10
39% July 14
10% July 17
263A Jan 13
13% Jun 22
11072 Oct
©6
Jan
Jan
24% May
Jun
Jan
10
1274 Jan
2
377a Jan
10
35 y8 Dec
2
105
27
Dec
Feb
17
102
86% Mar21
96
100
May
48
3674 Apr
18
2472 July 17
Dec 18
11172 Sep
33
106
7% Mar 28
3274 July 12
23
2 3/a
Jun
1
Mar 29
Apr
3
35
Jan
4
109
17% Jan
22
21
20
4472 Mar 13
Sep
28
267a Jan
18
4
July 12 '
Dec
Jan
12
3% Jan
13
50
Mar
3
4372 May 22
58
July 17
16
Mar 29
25
July 18
5372 Oct 20
„
2
—-LNo par
22
United Dye & Chemical Corp com-1
4772 May 31
88
Apr 21
243/4 Feb
7
54% Jan
9
73% Feb
13
7%
26% Jan
25
29% Apr 16
18
143% Apr
2
18% Feb
1
United Gas Improvement Co
iUnited Merch & Mfrs Inc—
17% May 1
17% Jan 12
227a Feb
9
United Paramount Theatres
213/4 Feb
9
3
12
;
;
*
Nov 24
38% Apr
2
100% Jan
2
21% Oct 24
135
189
"
4
Mar 11
Jun
Mar
20
May 24
9
48% May 4
1063/4 Peb 28
24% Mar
5
104% Jan
4
124
Feb
1
13
2
17172 May 29
185
Jan
26
14% Dec
16
19
Jan
17
6472 Dec
29
lfc3/4 May 24
5872 May 19
70
Jan
59
May 11
25
38% Nov 22
37% Jan
10
22% Nov 25
IS3/, May 24
28% Jan
16
9
6872 Dec 29
60
8474 Jan
16
footnote,
2
May 24
Certificates of interest—
U S & Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
U
S
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7%
preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery com
1
No par
16%
1978
19 7e
*18%
197a
*187/b
42%
423,4
48%
66%
19%
20^
*48
13%
1
16%
667«
-
*28%
,
;
No par
*104
No par
*20
20
100
5
10572
217*
*170*
174
-
172
„
474% preferred
U S Industrial Chemicals
100
5972
5972
No par
53 %
53 ya
U S Leather Co common
No par
207a
20%
137a
*59%
54
20%
637a
*63
Class A conv
preferred
No par
13%
*61-
■at.-'.-';*"
13%
*102
2
49
673/4
L9%
2874
16%
19
287416%
19%
197s
■
-
66
377s
*102 7a
36%
102 3/4
10
1037a
37
9,000
103%
2,900
483/4
4974
49 74
*36%
3672
300
2974
293/4
9,500
10672
30 3/4
187a
28
1177a
30 3/4
110
18%
105
277s
*115
317B
*104V8
187a
37a
4574
43/8
1,100
100
105
273/4
11,400
200
117
31%
1,100
110
187a
600
5,000
547a
54
547a
31%
5472
*31
*31
31%
3%
4574
45
4%
3%
5,400
3%
280
45
43/n
4%
26,000
300
*10%
10 3/a
10V4
1074
*8174
82%
*813/4
82%
60
193/4
193/4
19%
20
1,900
477a
48%
48
48
600
69
693/4
20
2074
193/4
20%
2874
287a
28%
283/4
2,600
1672
16%
167a
16%
11,200
19
197a
18%
19
10,200
68 3/4
.
69 3/8
19
19
44
44%
104
10474
217*
107
,
174
171% 171%
21%
87
30%
*104 7o
19%
49 %
137a
61
55
22
66
140
100
*86
363/4
*104
68%
20 %
28 k
16%
19 7»
19
19
427/b
433/4
10572 10572
*20 7s
217a
106
107
137a
*59%
54
*98
87
487a
4%
10%
813%
19%
10,200
16,900
29%
32
3%
45 -
813/4
.
46
59
10874
*367a
273/8
x4%
*10%
4574
583/a
10874
102
1177s
*31
3%
45
CnQ
1037a
36%
X102
27%
27%
45%
108 3/4
100
7a
117% 117%
31
31
*1047s HO 187a
18%
53%
547a
-67%
20V*
65
400
*85
30%
103 % 105 %
19% *
49 *
108 *
172
137a
61
54
21%
1,600
13%
*98
x29%
42%
4374
*104
1057a
20%
203/4T'
106
*1073/4 108
see page 24.
2872
400
5 2 3/a
133/8
I 58 3/a
102%
48/8
48 %
*36%
363/4
_
193%
*48
67
20
x2874
167a
19
14%
52
♦107%
AVuAh/
*31
32
33/4
33/4
44% ,45
4%
4%
1°% .10%
81% 81%
19%
87
22
1474
52%
13%
4574
/4
101%
4
32'
3%
447a
4%
10%
827a
\
3
1
*31 *
< 3%
*4372
4%
*107a
82
*197a
5
.United Fruit Co_—-—No par
United Gas Corp
10
.
-
100
United Engineering & Foundry
18
Feb
1
preferred
23
7
'•
100
United Electric Coal Cos
2
Jan
18%
55 7a
87 %,85%
.
„
*54%
12 3/a Jan
12
3172
110
*187a
22
May 22
*104%
*103
13 %
45
107% 108
98
100
106
273%
273%
>.*115
118
30%. 3072
*1047e 110 ,
18%
18%
-54%
54%
...
11872
10
4 3,4 Jan
Xl9
•
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
10
23% Jan
.
For
Fastener
4872
No par
Corp
-
19% Jan
42
18172 July 19
8 72 Jan
3
28 7a Jan
United-Carr
Carton
Go
2
Jan
106% May 23
30
8% Jan
Carbon
1674 Dec
9074 July 26
22
Board &
•.United
31
—No par
5972 Jan
'24
4
46 7a Jan
United
4
United
.*114
13%
Ah, ,^o
'
143/a
52%
13 7a
*14%
14%
52/8
44%
13%
45
10^2
102
35%
36
101% 102%
48%
48%
36%
36%
3°% 3174
.
37
-
100
_j—;
.
30
'
30*104 .'106;
'
27
27%
100
$3.50 convertible preferred
Unlted Corp (Del)-J
4
143A Jun
31
327s May 16
4% Feb
5
5
Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
'
*36
common—10
2974 Apr
1172 Mar 30
Oct
Lines; Inc
preferred
2072 nov 27
,157a July 13
157a July 13
277a July 12
99
Aircraft
13
697a Jan
Sep* 21
663/4 Nov
5074 July 12
14% July 18
2272 July 13
United
-No par
Corp common
convertible preferred-'
47a%
3
86
87%
*48
non-cumulative preferred__50
4%
Union.Tank Car Co
14%
52,4
10772 1077a
*98
100
1017a
No par
common
4972 Feb
4
12 % Aug 21
783/4 Mar 3
83/a May 22
Jan
*86
*100
^
14%
52 A
All?
102
35%
Mar 13
637i May
No par
series—-No par
^fl3A Mar 26
474 May 31
"
Mar
$3.50
35%
:
13
107
series
$3.70
1007a
13
29% Jan
13
-
25
5%
United Air
Apr
No par
No par
50
2
31
5
Co
Preferred $4 series
United
131
Rubber
Union Oil of California—
1
-6
&
Union Pacific RR Co
2
417a May
11278 Jan
No par
El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser-No par
Preferred
9
10
32
367a July 11
33/8 Jan
3
Feb
Jan
22% Jan
48
30
52
40
Asbestos
Preferred
7
993A Jan
•
28
1874 Dec 29
/
6
103% May 15
243/a Dec 27
1033/4 Dec
May 19
2974 Jun
112 " Mar 20
25
Un
3
30
Corp
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
30
Aug 21
7972 July 11
Mar
4074 Apr
10972 Jan
Dec
,13 3A; Jan
107
4
9 8 3/4 Mar 13
54
3
3
33% Apr
37% Dec
10672 Jan
Union
11
18
38
13
Underwood
Mar 17
Jan
30
9
25 7e Jan
39
Apr 26
100
997i Ai>g 15
107% Nov 28
Udylite Corp (The)
48
May 9
61% May 10
11274 Feb
2
533/8 Mar 28
July 7
10372 Aug 18
24
15
3
May 11
May 3
106
11
/May 12
50
31
58
114
30
81
15% Mar
2
553/4 Dec
30
103
2
473/4 Jan
39% Nov 24
30
9074 Jan
Jan
19
13 74 Jan
407a July 17
13
473/4 Dec
,
21%
10874
174
18%
43%
104
22
1073/4
*173
3,400
12,200
18%
1,200
447a
6,100
190
104
700
227a
3,500
109
70
1753/4
*
137a
,
133/s
13
13
1,400
617a
617a
*61
63
20
567*
563/4
553/4
57%
22
2274
22 3/a
23
66
68
6872
*63
4,000
8,400
300
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2308)
24
.
.
Monday. June 4, 1951
,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for Prevfoua
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
7'A Dec
Feb
4
8% Jan
9
18
27
29
8
Jan
2
49% Jan
10
37
Jan
65'A-July 17
77
Jun
12
72
23% July 12
88% July
Jan
2
126% Jan
18
143% Oct
5
134
Jun
1
54% July 14
18% Dec
>
40
*
i
6% Oct
11% Apr
r
Jan
15
1
2% Dec
*
.
:
9
2
27% Feb
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal
Laboratories
Universil
Leaf
13
10
26
8
30% Jan
2
16% Dec 28
.
* 14% Jan
8
30% Jan
3
17
Jan 25
24Vi Jan
2
;
103
39% July 26
May
4V*%
Utah
,37% Apr .30,.
com,No par
100
Pictures
Co
Inc
1
com
preferred—
& Light Co
100
——*
Power
Norman Coi—i
62%
135% 135%;
50% 51
*
33%
33%
*32%, 33'/4
*15%
2.50
33
,
16
- *15%
15%
1
*11% Dec
28
27
115
28
716% July 27
22
6% Jun
29
Jan
79i
Dec
Mar 23
__
__
114y2Kep
117% Aug 25
106% Dec 21
12
*103% May 26
•
,
7 33% Feb
77
25% Jun
37Ys Apr
July 17.
,28
13
1
«22% Sep
17% Nov
6
31% Dec
14,
36
May 17
48
Apr
24
65
Dec
28
55
May 25
71% Feb
7
Wabash
-12;
Jun
26
14% Jan
10
12
Jan
13% Feb
13
Waldorf
,
*93
*93
94
19%
135
,51%
52
59'A
7
DAY
A
60
19
*38'A
39%
♦38
39%:
*5%
...
:
*91 y.
95%;
2
;
24%
24%'
24%
;
200
2%:
3,400
2%
2%
;2%"
24%
24%
'
*
*27%
28%
33'A
j
*<
-
."
"
;
1,400
92
92
11%
!
28'%
37%
18'A
*43
18%
*29%
30
33
29
*55
57
i
3C0
7;
1.6C0
'37%
*36%
:>■
"56
7, "
43% r
.'700
•
800
17%
18
17%
17%
:
*29%
30
29%
29%
r.
10
28% C
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'
,
;
/
37%
*
i; 60
t
*32%
f
i
37'%
',7
%
103
"
28%
44
32%
28%
7
320
102
7*102
■
32%
44
•
549,000
a32
y'*100
'
103'A
;;7 28%
'
500
.12,000
20
5/64
32%
45
20
4,900
7
113% 113%
101
101
*101'A
103%
;
: 120
19%-
19%
5/64
;
11%*
11%
114
*113'%
1,100
r
>94
120
,7 121%
19%
56%
loo
;
7
112
56%
*92
37%
,
24%
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.
28%
-V
4,000
♦110
Ar
100 '
000
»
56
11%;
114
400
7
19%
-
7
2,900
;
t
I
7 24y«
,■
112
55% ■
,,*118
1534
30%
; " 2,200
.19%,
/.
;*no
.1
7
24 y4
24'A
..
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15%
30%
15%
"40
1
33%
33%
7 31
19%
19%
31
■?;:
28%
32%
28%
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»
H
3,900
'
53
53
54
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19%
7
8%
'
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200
167%;
8%
9%
8%
J
25
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*166
167%
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'
11%
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100
"
: t
(;
120
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2,200
26i
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94 ^ ■
100
'
3%
3%
26%
-
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3,800
3%
r 112
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500
10% i
27%
3%
r
iV
200
XlO'A
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!
19%
2,500
7
-
95%
*91%
;■
•
120
5%
5%
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10
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May 30
May 29
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5
8
153% Jan
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3
38
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28
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45
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10
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May 26
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20% Feb
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34 Yt July 13
5
Saturday
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LOW AND HIGH * SALE PRICES
Wednesday,
Tuesday
*
v
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v
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YORK
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Highest
Lowest
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14'A Jun
NEW
,
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26% Dec
31
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2
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4
27% May 29
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13
Nov
24
9
28
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4
56% Feb
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6
32
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24
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19
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24
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1
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;
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23
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7
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8
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27
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28
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30
18
.
29
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; 5
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9
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5
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27
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15
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28
26
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13
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14
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7
104 ¥2 Oct
17
27
26
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23
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2
13
75
1
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15
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:May 21
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30
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24
13
16
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31% Apr
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19
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77
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29
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13
75
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16
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17
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2
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2
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17
4»A% convertible preferred
Young'(LA) Spring & Wire_No par
YoungStpwn Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door_L^—__No par
47% Jan
7iy2Feb
13
5% Feb
6
38% Jan
10
i
30% Jan
2
4% Apr- 11-
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30
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common
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Jan
•'
6
Jan
98
Machinery
—.—
preferred 4'A% series—100
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Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Prior
47% May 15
16% Apr 30
11
6
11% Jan
2
105% Feb
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'29 I
70
300
.»■
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f
4,900
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287/a
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18%
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12%
preferred——.——1°°
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10
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10
Worthington Pump &
16% July 12
69
18%
9%
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Woolworth
4 6'A Feb
17%
9%
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series A—/-No par
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Woodward
1
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6%
3
17%
9%
common-^-Ncfpar
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600
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34
200
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,
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5
;
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4,900
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200
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29
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27
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Western Maryland -Ry com
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Western Pacific RR'conr—.1—No par '
'Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg cl A—No par
Westinghouse Air Brake—No par
Westinghouse Electyic com——-12y2
-3.80% preferred series B——100
Weston Electric Instrument—-12.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—-,
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The SS).
20
White Motor Co
-1
White Sewipg Machine com—
1'
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20
Apr 18
Jan
22
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AND
May 28
May 26
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32%
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Monday
Saturday
STOCK
7%
32%
28%
^80%
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108
LOW
EXCHANGE
49
-64% Jun
102% Sep
NEW YORK
16
22
19% Jan
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900
100
800
14 y4
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23% Dec
24% July 13
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111%
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5
28
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12
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3,800
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37% July 26 ;
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102%
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51% Apr
26
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4.20% preferred series B—^^.-100
4.10% preferred series C—---100
West Virginia Coal & Coke/—"--—5
West Vi Pulp & Paper com—No par
4%% preferred100
14
20% Feb
16'A Jun
27
Nov
Feb
107'A Feb
21
Dec
111
July 19
•
101'/» Mar 27
18% Dec
78
30
107
-
107
Jan
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109% Mar 24
4
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44 y* July 14
5
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29% Feb
15
107
Dec
110
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26%
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18%
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55%
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12
112% Jan
29
89% Feb
30
28
21 y« July 13
19
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11
30%
Apr 24
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5
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9% Feb
7% Jan
47%
11
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Pump Co
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Tobacco Inc
5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com—2.50
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West Indies Sugar Ccrp—
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
18% Feb
2
14
26
34
13
83'A Feb 28
Sep
46%
46 '
11'A
11%
Gas Light Co„_No par
Motor
Waukesha
31
27%
27%
5
Corp—
Petroleum
'■>*12 %
27%
,*100%
21% May 21
27
Jan 24
11
17% Mar 16
Jun 27
24% Jan
•i.
Jan
24
•
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Mar
12%
27%
46
11
17%
Pipe—.—No par
3
Warren Foundry &
6
29% Dec
'
14
24'A Jan
12'A
27%
-*
12'A
1
—-—100
Pictures—
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38 '/2 Feb
•
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12'A
common
preferred--,
27% Jun
24'A July 18
Co
57
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56
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System
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Sep
106
!.
16
11
11% May 9
21% Feb 23
20% Nov
14% July 14
97
preferred——10o
No par
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:
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4%%
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.
Bond Record
(2309)
New York Stock
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FRIDAY
The italic
In the
letter*
WEEKLY
-
column headed
"Interest Period"
one
or
the
case
82d of
more
month
when the bonds mature.
point.
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
•,
y
,
Tear
.
GOVERNMENT
1950
Lowest
Highest
101.30 Sep
107
Nov
NEW YORK
>Rang* Sine* Jan. 1
-
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11
101.30 Sep
13
108.4
Lowest
^
.
JTreasury
Treasury
1
"I
111.10 May
Low
,
Low
*100.17
100.19
*105.12
105.18
*100.3
IOO.5
*106.16
106.22
HIGH
Low
High
May 10
*100.17
*
*105.10
105.14
*105.10
105.14
r
*100.2
100.4
*100.3
106.20
*106.14
106.20
100.19
105.14
100.4
*106.14
High
100.19
*107.28
108.2
*107.26
108
*107.26
108
1960-1965
*109.4
109.10
*109.2
109.8
*109.2
2%s_.
*100.19
Apr
0
100.4
-
Apr
2'/2S_.
2%s_:
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9
the* Week
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100.19
105.16
*100.3
100.4
106.20
*106.16
106.20
108
*107.28
108
*109.2
CLOSED
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100.4
*107.26
EXCHANGE
.
,
109.8
*109.4
109.8
ii
.
-
100.22
*100.18
100.21
*100.17
100.20
MEMORIAL
-*100.17
100.20
*100.18
100.21
1956-1958
*101.22
101.26
*101.18
101.22
*101.16
101.20
DAY
-*101.16
101.20
*101.18
101.22
1962-1967
*97.26
97.30
*97.26
97.30
*97.26
97.30
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97.30
*97.24
97.28
*97.6
97.10
:_
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100.25
Nov~29
100.29
6ct~31
97.14
*97.10
97.8
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97.8
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1
97.8
2%s_.
-Dec
1964-1969
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97.6
*97.2
97.6
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•
97.6
*97.2'
Treasury
Treasury
2%s_.
2%s_.
1965-1970
*96.30
97.2
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97.4
*97
97.4
97
1966-1971
*96.30
97.2
*96.30
97.2
*96.30
97.2
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97.2
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97
Treasury
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_Jun
1967-1972
*97.2
97.6
*97.2
97.6
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97.6
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97.6
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97.4
2%s_.
-Sep
1967-1972
*99.16
99.20
*99.14
99.18
*99.13
99.17
*99.10
99.14
*99.10
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2%s_.
-Dec
1967-1972
*97.2'
97.6
*97.2
97.6
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97.6
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1951-1953
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100.20
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100.20
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100.20
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100.20
*100.18
100.20
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100.24
*97.10
*97.4
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97.14
1964-1969
2 %s_
1952-1955
*100.6
100.9
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100.10
*100.7
100.10
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100.10
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100.12
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102.14 Apr
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25
1963-1968
2 Vis.:
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25
102.14 Apr
2%s_.
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102.19 Apr
2yis—
1954-1956
*103
103.6
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103.2
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103
*102.28
103
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103
100.16
*100.10.100.14
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100.10
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100.12
25
102.23 Feb
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100.2
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109.8
1952-1954
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100.19
1958-1963
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High
*100.17
*100.17
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109.9
9
Low
High
Thursday
May 31
May 30
,
Treasury
May
PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
2%s
2%s
Treasury
109.8
SALE
Tuesday
May 28
High 4
1955-1960
1951-1954
1956-1959
—
Monday
-
1951-1955
27/»s
2%s__
2%s_
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1
May 26
'
3s
t Treasury
111.10 May
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
11
May
BONDS
STOCK
Exchange
YEARLY
-
indicate in each
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25
22
102.18 Feb
1
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2yjs
Jun
1959-1962
*96.30
97.2
*96.30
97.2
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.24
100.21 Dec
96.28
15
103.9
9
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Treasury 2s
Dec
1959-1962
*96.30
97.2
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96.30
*96.25
96.29
*96.24
96.28
1951-1955
*99.23
99.27
*99.23
*99.23
99.27
*99.23
99.27
*99.25
Treasury
100.29 Aug
11
Jan
100.31 July 28
Treasury
2s___
Treasury
1
100.19 Mar
1
2s
Treasury
2s
Treasury
100.19 Mar
1952-1953
2s
Bank
Reconstruction
Dec
5
103.20 Jun
8
97.16 May 15
101.28 Jan
15
1952-1954
1953-1955
International
102.6
Dec
25-year
3s
*97.16
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;
Mar
98.16
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sales
transacted
this
transaction.
day.
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99
15 1957
*96
97.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb
due
15 1958
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97
15 1959
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96
15 1960
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-
15 1961
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„
15 1962
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1951-54, called
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100.16
*97.16
or
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101
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15 1956
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^
101
15 1954
15 1955
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price,
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asked
99.30
101.21
98.16
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and
*99.27
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101
2s serials of '50 due Feb
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99.30
101.23
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2s serials of '50 due Feb
96.24 Mar 23
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15 1953
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.
100
100.3
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99.29 *
101.26
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96.24 Mar 23
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■
100.3
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99.31
*99.28
99.31
*99.27
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following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb
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ending .the current Friday, June 1. It is compiled from the
reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in which
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receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
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7
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97
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.
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Apr
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RANGE
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JUNE 1
Sale*
Range
far Week
Sale Price
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$3.75
cumulative
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Goods
•
common
preferred.:
Aluminum
69
100
Manufacturing
ef Prices
Low
96
Last
69%
of Price*
96
200
263ft
263ft
100
*
common
pfd.
conv
{American Bantam Car Co class A
1
1
Beverage
common
American
Book
Co
American
Cities
Power
Hard
American
Rubber
Co
American
Maracaibo
Meter
20
Co
26%
—
6 3ft
25%
63ft
5%
6%
Jan
27% Mar
Jan
22% May
6
7,100
200
35%
35
50 V*
49 V*
x36
21
~~%
ft
Jan
Jan
40
Jan
Cessna
Jan
57%
Apr
Chamberlin
10%. Jan
Jan
200
700
8% Jan
400
6%
4%
6
113ft
Apr
9%
Jan
5% Jan
200
6
Jan
5
4% Jan
10%
X8%
8 3ft
Jan
118
Apr
Feb
7
£1
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Manufacturing Co...
Apex-Elec
11
11
4
.
Apr
3%> Jan
200
100 V*
105% 106'ft
105
190
4%
21%
21%
25
21'ft- Jun
22
May
77%
78%
12%
77% May
85
Jan
10
Feb
Manufacturing
Clarostat
Claude
Natural
Common
6%
class
~8 V*
preferred
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class .A
4%%
convertible
13% Apr
1%
2,700
1'ft May
1%
6%
Aro
Equipment Corp
Aspjnook (The) Corp
103ft
300
10%
Jan
10.%, Feb
114% May
10%
10 Vs
2.50
««*.
10%
15 %
48
Feb
12aft
Jan,
133ft Jan
2,000
21%. Jan
Jan
10% May
500
Jan
Electric
23% Mar
Colt's
Tel
St
Tel
class
*
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Atlantic
Coast
Line
Co
Atlasr Corp< warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
3
——
82'ft
Feb
20
2,100
69
71%
250
5%
10,500
1,000
5%
22%
*
Hotel
23
4%. Jan
Utilities
Gas
Consolidated, Liquidating
7'ft
Feb
Jan
25%
Feb
Continental
7%
Jan
Continental Foundry &
8'ft
Apr
Cook
2LJft
Feb
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5'ft
500
73ft
8%
800
17%
17ys
100
16% Apr
*
Paint
Distillery
(H)
Co
Class
B
1%
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Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco, de
los
American
Co
Co
36%.
38
1
123ft
123ft
4%
43ft
5
11%
Jan
13% May
4%,
Jan
5'ft. Mar
Jan
$1
11%
—
—
1
"73ft
"7%
"73ft
1
12
12
12
1
—.
6
53ftv Feb
Basic
Refractories Inc_
Baumann
(L)
&
Beau-Brummel
Beck
(A
S)
Bellanca
Co
Ties
Shoe
common...
Corp
Aircraft
&
Hedges
—--
Jan
common__25
1
200
200
8%
200
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Inc
12%
12%
12%
Birdsboro Steel Fdry St Mach Co com.*
Black. Starr & Gorham class A
*
11%
113ft
11%
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10
common
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(S)
Bohack
C)
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.1
-r
Feb
Apr;,
24% Mar
,_3
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10
33ft
l
common
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5
21
83ft
•
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300
21%
83/4
....
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20
•
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313ft
1,800
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British Columbia
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1st
$3
May
*
27%
27%
27%
1
14
12'ft
*
106
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43ft.
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200
150
193ft
20%.
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B
113'ft May
48
May
22'ft
Apr
;■
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.
1
&
1,500
2,200
103ft
Jan
19'ft May
24%
800
20'ft
Jan
29.
143/e
22
223ft
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1
Burma Corp Amer dep rcts.__
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"ft.
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11%
400
ft
10,800
3%
2,300
ft
3%
2,100
1,900
3,
63ft
6'ft Mar
8-
14%
157ft Mar
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
12'ft Mar
8% Jan
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3
Mar
Feb
13
Jan
13
20
_50o
Sugar Estate—:
Calgary St Edmonton Corp- Ltd-—
Electric Power
H Mar
4 3ft
May
Camden Fire Insurance—
Bread
Canada
Cement Co
I33ft
1
7%
6%%
preference'
,__5
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Co
100
4-
Ma*
5%
Jan
11
7%
213ft
21%
14V8
-
29,500
7'ft
1,800
213/8
50
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
Jun
7'ft May
207ft Jan
x8%
Feb
4% Mar
,
22%
Feb
56
Mar
70
Feb
common
—
26
*
__
20
—
...*
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24%
__
St Dock Co Ltd-—-*
__
dep rets ord
1%
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Canadian
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1
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Co
3
24%
__.
—100
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31ft
5
common
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__
25%
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class A
1
34
1
__
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8
2.50
.
3
Apr
22
161 % Mar
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100
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34
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1,200
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5
600
32-
4%
99
_*
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25
3
7,800
__
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1
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—
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Amer
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see
page
£1
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.
—
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—
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,
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18
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'
39
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14
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16
-
16
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263ft
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,
•
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8%
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-
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i
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31
32%
,
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39«
40
85%
853ft
853ft
16:
16
17%
26
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—
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25
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60% Jan
Jan
35% May
30?ft May
12% May
33%. Jan
25
1,100
1,100
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Driver Harris Co
2% May
,
54% Mar
400
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1,000
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ft'Apr
12
325ft
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7%
12% Jan
400
.
2%
43ft
31%
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May;
400 '. V.42% Jan
-
15'ft
Feb
25'ft May
Jan
41% May
79
26
34%
32%
300
Apr
94
Jan.
Feb:
14% Jan
19
Ma*
7
May
Laboratories—
10c
common..
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American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Go—
.
■,
11,000
'
5%
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43ft
'4%
1
900
43ft
Apr
3%
Jan
6% Jan
Jan
21% May
16
*
5 3ft May
1
*
8
29%
Jan
25%
25%
700
13
13%
77%
7,100
225
67%
Jan
81
Feb
37%
37%
10
32%
Jan
39
May
3%
25%
33ft
200
3Vs
Feb
20%
13%
prior preferred—
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100
Malleable
-25
—
Iron——
—
Eastern States Corp__—_——
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.
Sugar
*
-
33ft
100
102
50
90
—
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Eastern
76%
77%
92
125
Jan
Apr
Electric Bond1 & Share
__1
*
common
Millwork
Derrick &
—
——
113%
il'ft
Jail
16%
Fee
21%
x203/a
213ft
113/8
31,700
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
11
Jan
13
Jan
104
Mar
—
v:
—
:
113ft.
25
100
100
10c
1%
203/4
100
1%
13/4
2,600
:
323/4
32
,
n
—1.
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83ft
8
20%
—5
.
550-
4%
5
400
/.%.
1
9,909
6%. Jan
14%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
24
2%
Apr
Jan
30% Mar
34
Apr
4% May
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6
Mar
15%
-10
1063ft
May
Feb
18%
Jan
Feb
5'ft
::l
85
Jan
l.lou
Apr
109% Apr
2% May
-36% Feb
82
133ft
5
Eureka Pipe Line common,
May
Jan
84
<
32
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd
.5
May
973ft May
13%
1
Jan
103%
107
83% Jan
84
_i—. .1_1
preferred
Mar
May
XV* Apr
135ft
84
.—1
common—
convertible
-
Corp
Equipment-
9
Mar
Jan
14% Mai
Associates—
Easy Washing Machine class* B.
$2
94
Jan
28%
»
_
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Equity Corp
11%
Jan
81
ll'ft Mar
1% Mar
.
11% Mar
l3ft Mar
1
Fairchild
1
*
Fansteel
Engine
AirplaneMetallurgical
St
32
7%
22%
31
6 3ft
22% Jan
33%
1,800
7%
.23,000
63ft May
4,600
16% Mar
22%- 23%
-
Jun
6% May
.14,%
,
,
Apr
12%. Jan
6 Vs
*
Fairchild Camera St Instruments
•
60
2,100
1,600
29
28
_2J*
common
37
.
Amer
Feb
Feb
6%
3'ft
*
Co Ltd
May
4
4%
3%
150
Dominion Textile
7 sft May
1
Carnation Co common
Carolina power & Light $5 pfdCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co—
For footnotes
4%
161% Mar
2,700
Jan
Jan
6%. May'
400-
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.
Emsco
314
133ft Mar
28%
23^000
*
Electrographic Corp common.—
247ft
15% Ma*
33
2%
,
Empire
100
Jan
14 Vs
3%.
1
—
Ltd*—
preferred
35%
9
2'ft
100
6'ft
6'ft
4s
reg
common
Empire District Electric" 5% pfd
Canadian Industries
i
Jan
2%
4,200
1
—
—
'
Feb
10%- Jan
..
Common shares of beneficial int.. —1
*
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
Canadian Dredge
4
Feb
123/4
May
Jan
3 3ft
_*
California
Canada
4
1-
323ft.
May
1%
5%
,
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
4 'ft %
Cable Electric Products common
v
85
8
.,
300
3'ft.
2%
2%
6%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn common— -10
Calamba
12
10
class B_
Finance
DuMont
6 3/„
183ft
14%
ll'ft
.14
1
Inc
Raynolds
American
Jan
6%
173ft
22%
2,000
,
2.50
Products—
Dobeckmun Co
Duke
23%
'
% May
■,
.
—
Jan
18%
_*•
Sullivan..
183ft
Jan
24 Vs
Line
&
5 3ft
15 Vs May
11% May
xlOl
May.
x45 % May
.1
Co common..
Pipe
Hill
Jan
463ft
*
Bunker
Apr
3%
300
10,400
—2.50
Buckeye
263ft
3 3ft May,
30'ft Feb
2.50
common
(E L)
100
43ft
14
46
1
cumulative junior preferred___10
Bruce
Feb
Jan
106
102
46 3ft
*»
preference vtc
Brown Forman Distillers..
4%
May.
12
Power class A
common
2nd
Brown
Brothers
Domestic
...
Company
4% May
10%. Jan
Detroit Steel
2%
123ft
6%
Feb
2,000
11%
35%
32%
13
33ft
18% Ma*
Feb
-
16% May
3% May.,
•
27% Jan
Mar
103ft
33ft
Peb
Jan
52%. Jan
100
2%
Jan
;
Apr
27% May
11%. Feb
33ft
8%
2:50
5
Mills
Distillers Co Ltd—
10s
6%
Apr
1,800'.
400:
3V*
33%
Apr
Jan,
£1
reg
Feb
Jan
L4V» Jan
7^700
1
3%
12
May
Feb
93ft
>
;
ord
rets
6
3,300
75%
%
Day Mines Inc
Feb
25 .'ft
£1
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
16
12%
24
23
16
12%
D
Devoe
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"
Hosiery
Davenport
Davidson
7% May
4% Jan
,
1,300
8%
10c
Dayto^n Rubber Co class-A—"
..35
Dejay Stores, common——
50c
Dennison Mfg class A common.-^f^Sb.
8% debenture...—
—•—_v^OQ:-/
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing^^—_t
Detroit Gray. Iron Foundry
JL
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co—__
1
8%
6%
713/4
r
Mar
7 3ft
—
Feb
A May
8% Apr
*•
common
Lighting Inc common.—
Curtis^ Manufacturing! Cov (Mo)
'■
87'ft. Feb
,
20.3ft, Jan,
3,300-
*
British-American
14'ft
80.%* May
6 3/4 May
100
10%. Jan
1,400
3%
20% Jan
21%
63ft,
43ft
;_*'
common
113ft
30
63/4
*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
83
83
16%
4'ft. Feb
3'/a-May
Apr
15%,May
400
Jan
May
Jan
13 'ft Mar
Jun
45
8%
Ai
Co—,.
32
prior, cumulative preferred. 100
Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
*
common
10
300
100
ll'ft.
15%
74%
1
6
Crowley Milner St*- Co..
1
Crown Cent Petroleum
(Md)*
-.5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic——*
Crown Drug Co common
——_.25c
Crystal Oil Refining common
*
$6 preferred
___1.0
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5
Cuban
Jan;
6'ft
Apr
Jan
4
—
Brewing
..
150
1.7%
13%
5'ft May
11,600,
12 3/a
17%
——
5%,%
Corp
33ft
12
Feb
XIV* Jan
1,000,
10%
3%
12
*
16
ll'ft
300
——
Borne
Class
Jan
9Bft
Apr
17% Jan
--
l
common
Blue Ridge Corp
153ft
1
Curtis
Bickford's
Breeze
,
-
Jan,
4s
2%, Apr
36
May
—
—
—
17
Jan
23/8
8%
mm
15.
1,000
6'ft Mar
:
Jan
31
8
Crosley Motors Inc—
15% Feb
36%
36
*mm
4
common
127ft Apr
5%, Jan
15sft
2%
14% Jan
1%
26% May
6%
receipts (ord reg) —£1
Petroleum——
5
Creole
8'ft. Jan,
v
liy8 Jan
100
——
15
15
1
Apr
63ft May
Apr
15%
preferred class A
Petroleum common
Croft
6%
....
mm*
1
—
common—
Bell Telephone of Canada
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson
1
common
—
25,700
*
Feb
Courtaulds Ltd—
*
Corp..
144%
21%
L600
American dep
shares
Steel
450
11%
1
Reynolds common
&
45
Jan
1% May
2,0u0
-
2% Jan
3% Jan
500
•
T
Jan
10
♦
5c
non-voting—__j
Cosden
Andes—
Barium
i
300
2,300
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
k
43'ft
123ft
75c
common.
Corp
37%
34% Mar
9,000
•
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•
8
Corroon
Wilcox
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41
B
&
19,900
5'ft
V 22'ft
Jan
12 %
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-
Mar
350
*
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Class
100'
•
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Varnish
St
135%
1
Corp.
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j
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Feb
Jan,
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Mar
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300
j
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4%
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11%
1
__—.
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61
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Engineering
Consolidated
6%. Jan
Jan
50
,40%.
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10
53ft
17%
Consol
May
to
ext
13
8% May
Feb
29 V*
10%
3%
1,100
'*■
10%. Apr
Jan
40%
Jan
73ft
7%
12%
12%
—i.10-
;
66
Feb
xl8% May
5% Jan
22
1,200
/
3%
65 %
1
Inc.
8
7%.
6%
?
5% Jan
Apr
May
5% Jan
300
: 3%
Jan
7% Man
100
73/4
7%
25
Service
Machinery—
Shoe
243/4
3%
1
—1
Public
Vtc
1% Mar
Apr
5% May
7% Jan
"•
7%
3
Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
66% May.
5 % Apr
3%
5%
1
Automatic
76
3
53ft
Inc
60%, Apr
2% Jan
11
22%
1
Products
75
70
70
70'
1
Fisheries
Steel
Commodore
May.
8'ft Jan
—m
*"
A
10
100
9%
9%
£1
50
Atlantic
Automatic
18%.
24?ft
Jan
27
31
200
63/4
10%
Mar
4
400
33
6%
Apr
Xl8%>May
100.
9%
9%
32%
—•
Manufacturing Co
Compo
American dep rcta reg
Associated: Laundries of America
Associated
Xl8
l
Industries—
common
Stone. Co
Community
Associated
50
6%
213ft
T
Jan
Jan
4 3ft May
7,200
33
•
Apr
2%
6% May
1,300
4sft
7%
Co
Airlines
Colonial Sand &
.
5.%,-
Feb
30% Mar
Jan
23.
350;
43/4
723ft
Jan
17%
400
43ft
Development ordinary.:
Colonial
,
7%
26%
xl83/4 xl83ft
1
103/4
40
Apr
66% Jan
600
25%
,
1
103ft
21
20%
20%
5
10
9
13% Jan
10 %
24
1
Club
225
Feb
133ft
18% May
6,000
10 %
9%
17% May
21'ft,,
Feb
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
48
7'ft
1,000
Jan
20 3ft
Jan
Jan
1,800
10%
46%
73ft
6%
800
12%
10%
21V*
Jan
5% May
2,2o5
7%
12%.
8,100
50
"5%
7
12
26,200
*
preferred^.
38%
8%
~5%
1?
Co
117/b May
5 3ft Jan
Jan
35%
n%
18%
Cockshirtte Plow
Jan
12
163ft
Colon
Jan i
12
53ft
111%. Jan
300
5%'
\
12
Jun
9
Apr
4%. Jan
300
10%.
5%
*
•
16'ft
•
7
-
11%
7% May
550
4
Co_
Products
250
150
14%
Aluminum
8%
8.
68%
53ft
Jan
Apr
67%
17%
7%
181%
Jan
67%
16 Vs
5% Jan
Jan
100
*
3,200
12'ft
7
10%
Hosiery Co__
5
Clayton St Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
6
Jun
7%
7%
.7
Feb"?
16%
94% Mar
IX V*
1
common
non-voting
155,
350
173% 176.:
175
8'ft
250
8%
8'ft
Jan
Apr
11%
11'ft.
*
,
_.
Gas
A
100
11%
10
Argus Cameras Inc
100
>
89
Claussner
Arkansas
Apr1
10
Inc.1_'
Neon
27
10
5
'
Co..
Controller
12%
7
Stamping"
Auto
Clark
Mar
113
12%
53ft
City & Suburban Homes——
Apr
Jan
Apr
6%
—1
Appalachian Elec Power 4% c!o pfd__100
Mar
13
10
100
4
75
2.50
Voting trust certificates—
Chief Consolidated Mining
City
rets ord reg
253ft
—1
common
America
of
Chicago St Southern Air Lines
-
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—'
American dep
Co
Corp common
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet & Machine
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%
19,900
Co
Aircraft
Apr
25%
100
Products..—_—_1
Charts
243ft May
8%
mm*
1
common..
34%, Mar
40
Jan
3%
May
253ft May
21%
pfd opt div series 1929—100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc.—
—2
Convertible preference
—10
Jan
Jan
8%
Co—
Power
Steel
Jan
17%
3
1,300
May
6%
253ft
Conv
Jan
10'ft
X43ft
5
...2
...
Feb
26% May
Jan
112% Mar
5
common
7%
May
32%
_*
900
3
3
3
High
7
Mar
4'ft Apr
15% May
6% May
1,800
x6%
6%
Eight 4% pfd
100
{Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7%
preferred —JL-—:——100
Conv preferred opt div series
100
44'ft
300
21
%
5'ft
5%
5%
1
1
_
Corp
preferred—
Ohio
20%
1,200
1,800
50 V*
*
Central Power St
33
_10c
preferred
Products
Anger man Co Inc
Central
Apr
31
.2
common
Writing Paper
Jan
19%
25%
25
10
Thread
Maine
Low
6
preference $1.50 series———*
preference. $1.40 series
_*
Conv
22%
200
r
■'
mmrn*
•
Post
Jan
36%
263ft
♦
Republics.:
American
Conv
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
CO
Secur
Jan
Jan
550
84
Feb
%
pfd—25
Chem class A
American
Illinois
Mar
78%
26%
-
1
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6. series preferred
Anchor
Central
Shares
1
1
common—
&
%
—
34%
34
•
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1%
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Central
100
—
11
25
B
American
May
1% Jan
..
(A
3.50%
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American
16% Mar
1% Feb
11
—
...25
American
Class
—
13.
Jan
1
900
x
1
Laundry Machine—
Manufacturing Co com
Potash &
"1%
1
Jan
Co
Catalin Corp of America
Light—
American
American
1
100
„
&
ex-distribution
American
Ckstle
Feb
9'ft
100
10%
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Casco Products common
Jan
27%. Feb
14%
10%
.15
American
B
Apr
253/4 Mar
Carter
-
Industries
Amer. Air Filter 5%
Class
104%
93%
Low
Par
Jan
77
67% May
4,200
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
95%
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Share#
High
68
Week'*
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
-
New York Curb Exchange
Monday, June 4, 1951
...
EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week'e
Last
STOCKS
.
•
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(2314),
.35% May
9
Jan
'27% May
Volume 173
Number 5017
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2315)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Range
New York Carb
of Prices
Shares
Par
Fire Association
(Phila)
First York Corp common
$2
56
3'/a
1
Friday
Low
%
190
3%
600
32 %
32
53
100
High
May
3%
29
62%
3%
Class
B
voting—
46
44%
3,200
60
—*
...
47
60
.25
Par
32 % May
Jan
10%
Jeanette
Feb
66 %
Jan
Feb
75
American
Fort
(Peter)
4%%
5%
1
10%
8%
.....1.25
2,100
n
6,100
10%
10%
300
8%
900
300
8% Jan
39
Jan
(Geo
preferred..
Co.—
A)
-
.c_l
common
convertible
Fuller
57/a
%
Co_.
Brewing—..
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
i
57/a
deposit receipts bearer
Pitt Brewing
Fox
£1
4%
Jim
Feb
—
5
11%
41
-
11%
11%
900
% May
1%
Brown
Feb
9
Stores
Jan
&
4%
1
35%
3%
10'/4
preferred
Gellman
'_*
common
-1
Jan
1..'.
06%
ll
5%
1
i
z.
.1.*.
General Builders Supply Corp com...1
;
5% convertible preferred—.25
General Electric Co Ltd—
j—
f
x&%
Mfg Co
common
General Acceptance Corp
"General Alloys Co.!.,,
5%
5%
x6%
6%
12%
t
Apr
Kennedy's
Key
Feb
Co
4%
100%
Jan
5%
conv
Service
Power
$6
preferred
preferred
Gerity-Mich Corp
Giant Yellowknife
Gilbert
(A
Gold Mines
Co
Gladding
McBean ' &
Glen
Z-
pfd
7
Jan
Inc
common
Alden
Glenmore
Class B
—
Kleinert
Goodman
3%
700
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Co....
-4%
6%
Manufacturing
i
1,300
1,100
200
15
5%
10%
11%
16%
17%
16,300
"1,200
27%
27%
100
Co.
4%
4,400
>
4%
4%
54
54;
114%
•
Apr
-
4%
Lake
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
20%
Feb
35
59
59
17%
5%
Apr
Jan
Apr
60 *■'
'
Jan
40%
50
zl
8%
8 Va
100
12%
12%
1,200
12%
.r
29 %
14
Jan
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17% Jan
6,000
%
1,000
10%
300
11%
% May
8% Mar
400
10%
100
3%
May
8% Jan
37 y4
Apr
28% Mar
5
Jan
31% Apr
1A -^n
10% May
16% Mar
Jan
11% May
14%
Feb
x9% Jan
13
Feb
Jan
Feb
'
37/a
4%
1,000
3% May
4"%
9%
—
9%
200
." 9% May
l07/ft
Jan
68
Mar
32
Jun
9%
Star
6%
Land
Louisiana
Power
Lynch
4%
18
19
19%
177/a
Feb
5%
Jan
11%
Feb
27%
10%
19%
Jan
5%
Jan
1,100
100
13% Jan
19
23% Mar
Apr
17%
*
Jan
22%
23
26%
26%
11%
12
39%
37
39%
.1
1
Light $6 pfd
100
Apr
22
2,000
May
24%
Jan
10%
300
6,400
Jan
32% Mar
•
Corp...,
May
29%
23
26%
xllO%
2
15%
—
15%
Feb
18%
9% May
5
Jan
Jan
29
10
8
6% Mar
8
1,700
27
Jan
17% Jan
4% Apr
100
27%
*
Exploration
&
'
400
300
300
_1
(Texas)___
&
8%
A
;,Longines-Wittr.auer Watch Co..
Louisiana
9
18%
18
I
Co
6%
8%
19%
class
Chain
Gas
15% May
4% Jan
200
4%
.
Steel
Lone
300
2,600
18%
Inc
B
Locke
Feb
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9
6%
8%
University
Groceterias
Class
Apr
Jan
Machine—
common
(R
4%
8%
'
Delaware
Realty
16
4%
8%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Lionel Corp common—
Feb
23%
157/B
Ltd
&
of
Tourneau
".Loblaw
Feb
H Jaa
Jan
7%
30%
11%
Monotype Machine
Le
'♦ Feb
87
Mines
Corp
Lefcourt
Apr
"
Shore
La Salle Extension
Jan
30%
May
A Mar
55
200
19Va
1,200
Inc.
Lamson
Feb
20
Feb
3% Jan
10
29%
19%
29%
11%
1
Lanston
May
Mar
35
3%
May
„
13 Va
Company
Apparel
'"■Lakey Foundry
Jan
19%
80
5
3%
11
33 %c
Co..
19
108% May
7% Jan
'
Co
13% Feb
C
L'Aiglon
108% Mar
10% May
3,500
24
10%
Brewing
Laclede-Christy
'
'
Va
33
300
10%
5
Forge
May
15% Mar
Apr
Jan
Apr
29
Jan
'May
Jan
49%
200
29
Jan
101
Apr
16
25
29%
...
5V8
"19
May
23%
Krueger
Mar
Jan
17%
100
15
(The)
1,500
25%
IIIIIIo
Co__^
Rubber
8% Jan
108%
"105% Apr
Jun
4; Mar
6%
'
Kropp
Apr
Mar
2S%
4
L
Jan
'17,%
17 Vz
19
50
pfd
conv
-
■T
4%
25
commpn..
-v«u«22
"108% Mar
4%
1
__
Jan
3%
!*
Rapids; Varnish
Gray
18%
1,100
;
8%
7% Jan
*
Mines.-
(IB)
8%
35 y4
1
common
Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores
9% May
*112% Jan
16%
:
Grahaim-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
" 3%
*
.!_!____
Consolidated
Gorham
;
50
99
11
:
Co
8
35%
'
30
Jan
10%
A...
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfiehi
>
class
I
"3%
19% May
5
common.^.
Sugars
'
1.
...
125
14%
1
R
8'
8%
25%
-""50
19%
21
Jun
'
*
common,
preferred
Kirby
(D Emil)
9
107
*
101
*:
class
Inc
(Adolf) Inc
Godchaux
; •
Co
cumulative
Jan
ley* Jan
100
1
25
.
Coal—.,
Distilleries
Globe Union
Gob el
Co.
400
Klein
20%
Feb
4% Mar
5% May
15%
150
18%
Petroleum
Kirjtland Lake G M Co Ltd
*
.1*
_
~9%
Feb
20%
36%
13% Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
500
~9%
3%
23
11,600
*
6"% May
Apr
5%
25%
25
5
4
7%
7%
Feb
105 % May
25%
5
2% May
8%
3%
5%
5%
.
»
2%
7%
4% May
26
100
5% Jan
1
1
-
Apr
1
Knott
.1
C);common
Gilchrist
Jan
22 %
300
*
z
3%
20% Jan
600
*
$5
_
200
200
preferred..*
$6
2%
2%
20
Public
Georgia
Feb
19%
50c
preferred.
General
2%
2%
1% May
2% Apr
2%
100
common
200
2%
•
Amer dep rets ord
yeg__—
£1
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A!
10
.'General Fireproofing common..!.:.——5
General Plywood Corp
1%
,
Corp
Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
„
pfd—
1%
; 2%
T
6%
Jan
King
5% May
1
General Outdoor Adv
1,100
«
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
18%
Apr
200
i
?
600
3,800
3%
33
K
Kaiser-Frazer
Jan
45
16% Jan
100
4%
36%
3%
Co
Kings County Lighting
Power Co
4%
*
;
Kokenge
(Walter) & Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4% %
preferred
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1
common
Preference
Feb
11
1
10c
(N J)
Jan
13%
common
Kidde
.Gatineau
Lota
Apr
.
—-r
41
*
»
57/a
10 Va May
8 Va May
*
--
50
Jan
Co
Lake Sulphur Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian,
American deposit rets ord reg
Ford Motor of France—
Glass
Jefferson
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
'
Shares
Jan
Jan
44% May
54
for Week
of Prices
*
Jerry
*
Sale*
Range
Bale Priee
Jan
Feb
9%
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Motor of Canada—
Class A non-voting
,
1
STOCKS
*_1
__
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High-
55
10c
dividend cumulative preferred
(M H) Co Inc
'
Ford
Low
10
Fishman
*
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
11%
Apr
28% May
30% Mar
29%
Apr
F6b
25%
28% Feb
i2y4May
41 y4
Apr
Apr
14% Jan
200
113% May
Jan
15% May
17% Feb
127/s May
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea-
Non-voting
*
stock
common
Great
Oil
&
Northern
Griesedieck
Chemical
Paper
Western
123
122
425
122
130
Great Lakes
1297/a 130%
140
129%
2%
7,300
1
Qo_.
2%
...25
;.
51
Grocery. Stores Products common.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.
24
11%
5
51
24
—2 y"
Brewery!
123
2%
11%
52%
24
*
2,150
—-
+)~
136 %
Feb
Jan
10
Jan
3%
■
Jan
300
11%
46
22%
—'
64
•
Mar
v?
-
Feb
•':"
•
'*
'
'' •'
1
\
Hall Lamp Co..
5
Hamilton
Electric
Hartford
Rayon
Harvard
Brewing Co
Hastings
Mfg Co
Light
Hearn
Helena
Class
»
1
4%
common
Feb
44%
Jan
46%
530
4%
4%
,1,400
1%
May
4.
18%
Jan
49 %
Jan
1%
Apr
800
5%
Jan
900
9%
Jan
28%
31
2,000
23%
Apr
31
_
14%
19%
Feb
12%
14
100
12% Mar
14%
300
11%
93
-
50
69
10
,
88
67
Jan
.
Jan
,
Jan
'
Hoe
convertible
3%
3%
6%
Feb
900
,
(R). &
Co class A.
5%
9%
Horder's
Hormel
Horn
Horn
Co
12%
5
12%
m—m
May
9%
Jan
*10%
1,300
Jan
6,cro
2%
•
'
12%
10% : xll%
11%
1
*
common
——
Inc
2%
Hardart
57
14%
44%
26%
26%
39
28
4%
Jan
13%
50
25
(Harvey) Inc common
1 —.5
•
Oil & Refining.
& Manufacturing Co
5
SHuyler's common
1
*
...
Oil
convertible
29%
1147/a
"
Hydro-Electric
preferred
1
1,725
5
30
Jan
45%
169
May
26%
200
114% ;115%
—-
~1%
25
1,900
'
Jun
Jan
Jan
32%
111
Jan
Jan
Co
Midwest
,
4%'%
Imperial
Chemical
Missouri
1,
Feb
4
4
200
19
—
19
100
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27
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Feb
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International Products
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8,130
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500
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100
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1
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56
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9
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4.40%
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10
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800
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Range
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Bale Price
New York Curb Exchange
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Shares
National
Neptune
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Radio
Union
England
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Tel
&
3%
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114
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New jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
&
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Park
New
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New
York
Co_
66 Va
64%
66%
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&
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shares
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North
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10
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10
100
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16
900
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15
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2%
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31%
31%
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5%
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1,000
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37 Va
May
15
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63
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89
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class B—
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3
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—
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30
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225
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5
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500
—
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13
12,300
16%
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1
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31
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4
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100
5
common
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200
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400
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25
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11% Jan
100
com
14
3%
Jan
10 %
Apr
50
96%
Apr
104%
Feb
common
Manufacturing _____:
200
11%
12%
300
—5
—10
25%
13%
11%
Jan
45%
20%
Jan
23
44% May
Standard
5
Co
(A)
of
"l
9
9
Jan
33%
Jan
17
Jan
12%
9%
$3
convertible
Raytheon
Reading Tube Corp class A
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
Reis
'
(Robert)
&
19
"Riohmond
t
25%
25%
26
5
9%
8%
9%
7,600
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
8% May
6
5%
6%
3,300
a%
dells
.6.23
1
1
Co—
Jan
Jan
200
26%
30
Mar
60
May
Feb
7%
100
€
2,000
4
May
200
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
12%
Feb
4
~4%
1
Apr
8% May
4% Jan
1%
1
1%
22%
23%
700
32
Radiator
32
100
31%
Apr
37%
200
3
Jan
4%
3%
Swan
.95%
2%
95%
1,200
:io
1% May
22% May
5
•Roosevelt
5
Field
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Inc
Steel Co
-Rxjtnotes
see page 33.
.
1
—10
2
2%
Jan
2%
class
17%
39%
.
-
18
13%
15
X38%
4,600
...
40%
1,300
2,600
21%
150
3%
2,200
20
12% May
21% May
Jan
50
2 % Jan
17% Mar
20
Jan
500
13% May
17%
Jan
39%
39%
39%
700
37
Jan
41 Va
Feb
6*4
7,900
5% May
8%
Feb
6
1,500
7%
Feb
6
6
5%
5%
163
163
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~6%
k—1
164
^
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3% May
5% May
40
160
Mar
3
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168 Va
%; Jan
'
•
1
ordinary
*
s
Feb
10 Va
•
Apr
7%
Jan
5%
6% May
2,600
4%
4%
4
4
4 "
Jan
400
4%
100
4
23%
Jan
33%
25
250
x22 %
Jan
26
Apr
14%
200
16
May
2
2%
2,000
3%.
4%
1,100T
''
*
common......
Products
4%
1
B_——
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_*
com
Inc
24%
14%
14%
5
2
4%
Co
common
.*
;
25%
600
21%
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
3Va
Jan
5 %
Jan
2
~
18%
Jan
its
„
5% Mar
May
3% May
7%
*
10c
Jan
May
14 Va Mar
—I
Co
Oil
Inc
Jan
22% May
20
23%
50
'
275
3%
Apr
19 Va May
22% May
.4% May
22%
Feb
20
20
22%
_*
___1
Corp__
Tampa Electric Co
Inc
Texas
Fower
1
3%
—15
Thew
Shovel
Co
Corp
Corporation
Feb
43
Mar
May
Jan
x38% May
400
.
Inc
—25c
Inc_
300
20%
3,800
25
8%
:9%
16%
16
16
9%
Realty & Construction
&
35%
19 Va
18%
1
Markets
Roling
35%.
20
common.—
Allied
.
34%
Feb
5%
Jan
23%
3
May
Va May
Feb
11
v
Jan
4%
Jan
18 Va May
1
18 Vs
17 Vs
__
Tobacco Security Trust Co
Shipyard
Toledo
Corp
Royalty
Edison
ord
True
Temper
Trunz
70c
preferred
12,800
900
Feb
Feb
6%
22
Feb
10
Jan
.12% Jan
Jun
16 V2
400
15%
Jan
1,600
7%
Jan
10% May
18%
1,700
15 Va
Jan
13%
85
Jan
91
__
4%
100
%
6
600
49
700
4%.. 4%
97%
98 ?"
700
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Apr
Mar
150
Feb
6 Vs
1
H APr
41% Mar
3 Va
95
May
Jan
53%
Jan
5 Vs
Jan
May
105
Apr
Feb
'
1%
1%
1
2%
1%
.2,900
2%
800
2%
2%
13,700
20%
21%
300
"2%
Inc
convertible
Feb
22%
112%
10%
,
6
46
:
Works
40
Jan
17% May
17% May
%
48
100
—_1
warrants
Corp—
Tung-Sol Lamp
80c
-
17 Vs
—
6
5s
20
common
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Lux Corp
Tri-Continental
—.
registered—£1
Corp
4%%
10
300
18 Vs
Ltd—
deposit
deposit rets def registered
rets
.
9"%
19%
34% Jan
104% May
17% Jan
*
Stocks
common
1
18
17%
18%
17%
preferred^
•J
Realization
17%
1,500
.
100
..
i % Mar
2 Vs
2% May
2%-Mar
19%
Feb
May
4
Jan
3%
Jan
23
Jan
16% May
16% Jan
20
Jan
17
23% Mar
Jan
-
24% Mar
12
May
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18
May
'v;
17% Feb51% Jan
>,
.
•-
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Corp.
Chemical
Union
1Q3
9%- Jan
16%
104 Vs 104%
19%
»
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common
Thiokol
Thor
35%
*
Light $4.56 pfd
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
12%
GOO*
3%
15%
16%
♦
common
common
&
Feb
Feb
'
-
Apr
Jan
92 %
12
15
9%
30-% Mar
34%
Rovce Ltd—
Feb
1,300
14 %
__1
Finch
Unexcelled
2
Jan
1%
18
-*
Corp.—
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool & Die Co
Ulen
2%
5%
Jan
10%
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
13
14
*
Feb
-
Valley Gas Co—
dep receipts for ord reg_ ._£
fsome Cable Corp common—
4'
2%
24% May
22% Jan
7%
5
Engineering
Amer
For
23
55%
(Texas Corp) v t c
—_1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4 % pfd
F__ _100
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i
Jun
1%
24%
Inc
Bio Grande
Jan
1%
1%
25%
&
Electric
*fcee-8tix
xl7%
100
1%
.10
Red a
Reliance
300
-1
common.
May
5%
18
(Hugo) Corp
5
Stop & Shop Inc..
__!
1
(S) & Co common
*
Sun Ray Drug common...
—25c
Toklan
preferred
Manufacturing
50
Apr
May
100
.
Stinnes
Todd
50
4
Mar
R
\
6 Va Mar
14%
Co—-—-1
Amer
18
Feb
26% Mar
_
Amer
18
44%
'
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Co
(J B)
Jan
800
•'
Stetson
30 Vs Mar
28 %
May
300
-4%
•
9%
.
.10
x46 %
21
Light common——1
Inc
Tobacco
17% May
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common..
24 Va
1
B
Brewers
Tishman
Co
24% Mar
300
"l"l
'
10
—I——'
Sterling Engine
Sterling
Tilo
Power
27% May
24%
—10
Aluminum
Thorofare
Quebec
600
1,200
4%
—
Canada
&
28%
46
4%
1
\
&
class
32 Va Mar
''
-
2.78
**
Tube
Stein
28 %
24%
4 Va
———_*
(Ky)
(The)
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
.1
Corp_.
Products
Steel
Jan-
29
May
Feb
29
25%- 25%
24%
Corp common—_1
preferred.
20
$7 preferred
Starrett
47
27 %
4%
Oil
Common
28%
25
Co
Standard
Standard
Feb
Mar
"
L
■
Mar
Jan
Jan
8%
28%
35%
100
8
Apr
21% Mar
Jan
2% May
8
•28%
900
21
25
:
Corp—
Dredging
Feb
100
100% 100%
a*
Line
Forgings
Technicolor
preferred
41%
21
11% Mar
12%
34v
100
10
40%
40%
Stroock
5%
Jan
8
>
Jan
26 Vs, Feb
.
3% May
j
3
Colorado—
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National
16%
loo
* !
Mar
3%
V
Jan
Jan
700
convertible
9 Vs May
100
«v
~27/a
65%
May
8% May
19%
37%
Feb
3% May
--v.-
*
37%
28%
9
5
200
..
Apr
1,500
2,200
30 Va
Standard Power
6 %
9%
7%
27%
't-,
Feb
Jan
9%
30%.
Standard
79%
16%
7
27%
Royalty
Mar
9%
30%
Standard
Feb'
4% Mar
1% May
100
10
Jan
11 Va
2 Va
400
Jr
23 Va
Jan
57% May
33% Jan
2,500
V-
Jan
22 Vs May
810
41%
n
5,300
Feb
3% Mar
7
27%
Shoe
$1.60
5%
Jan
66%
12% May
4 Va Jan
1,900
25
__•
preferred
Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
>
14
25
Standard-Thomson
Feb
4 %■
100 ; r
58
11
Jan
18% May
7% Jan
-1100
10
coinmon_i_^^__2.50 ;
cumulative
Sound
Pyrene
74 Vs
Feb
2,200
40
common_i__2.50
__—
Public Service of
Paget
5
25c
_•
Corp of Nevada
Co class B__
Providence
4%%
Apr
13%
2%
2%
57 Vs
Co—
Inc
Pressed Metals of
Prosperity
64 Vs
preferred.—^_________100
&- Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Producers
Vs. Mar
■
800
57%
—1-
;
common
Mar
4
500 V
;
U
19%.
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Jan
"in
"2%
Jan
Jan
'
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1
15% May
6V2 Jan
3%
4'%
22%
50
Feb
6
;.
Jan
35%
200
22%
22%
1
Co
Alexander
9%
' T
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'•:
28 Vs Mai
112
~1%
-
1
Co——-i.
Corp of Canada
6%
•Pratt
&
^
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Jan
Apr
shares
Ltd
piper Aircraft Corp common—:
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
:_____
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pittsburgh Railways •Co_y_.i__.ik__
Pleasant
19%
*
10c
common.—
pitichin
Pioneer
U
3%
105
1,150
69
J, 14%
'
■
preferred
Stahl-Meyer Inc
■
13%
X4 %
10
Standard
400
.
3%
14
•-*4
—_
700
68
common—50c
13%
125
39
3%
14
—
Feb
Mar
24 Vs Mar
5% Mar
'".'GZ
24,000
4
38
3%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp
<k'.
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Perfect
,
15%
109% 110%
38%
(The)
Boys
.
14%
110%
Penn Water & Power Co
Pep
27
4
100
•
6%
44
5%
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&
•
25
Co
Pennroad
40%
74
13%
1
4.32%- cumulative preferred—
4.08% cumulative preferred
Spencer
5%
55% Mar
1,400
preference—___25
convertible preference
25
Southland
Feb
57%
31% Mar
,35% Mar
3% Jan
convertible
Southern Pipe
Feb
Edison—
cumulative
4.48%
!
Jan
1
.
Line
4.88%
Jan
75
-
Co
Pipe
original
56
Jna
4%
1,100
1
common
4.56%'
■
44% May
19% Feb
55
15%
2
________
6% May
7% Jan
Apr
41
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„5
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
-1
Plymouth Mills——
Ltd
Jan
5%
9,600
-1
Patchogue
Penn
5Vo
Jan
51
Co
Penn
May
May:
Pa
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57
1
Southern California
Apr
22
(C
$1.32 cumulative
100
47
(C A) v t
cumulative
Jan
20
Co.
Manufacturing
Southwest
Feb
*
Panatapec
$1
9%
common.——•_*
Motors
Sonotone
106% Mar
80
99% 109%
7%
Apr
700
Aircraft
~4%
*
Corp common
27%
Solar
27%
35 %
"5
1
Paper Mills
26% Mar
Pancoastal Oil
Penisular
Jan
25%
Tubes
Co
Mar
29
•
*
dep rets ord registered
(Howard)
Feb
31
Apr
Smith
600
Service
Pattcan
33
May
Amer
'
200
-
25
preferred——
Pen
29 % May
100
Feb
27%
Public
Parker
300
500
Mar
27%
&
Oil
11
36%
•27%
Petroleum
Paramount
29%
Jan
32% Mar
Publications—
27%
Pacific
'
29%
800
Simmons-Boardman
$3 convertible preferred—k
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
27,%
Power
1st
8%
33%
Feb
May
27%
Pacific
$1.30
17% May
Mar
27%
Pacific
Page-Hersey
21
44 Vs
15
25
$4.50
cum
18 Vs May
34% Mar
—;V,.
32%
25
preferred—
I Pacific Lighting
!!■
42%
__
1st. preferred
25
1st pfd series A—-25
redeemable
1st
x40%
;
5
preferred—
red
—;
25
preferred
redeemable
4.80%
_k
•
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—-—1
—
500
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Overseas Securities
Investment
—
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10c
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.
6
—
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•
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Union Stock Yards of Omaha—.— .100
United Aircraft1 Products common- .50c
Corp
United
Elastic
warrants-ki—
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6
19
7%
'
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7%.
%
200
6%
Jan
1
Feb
1,800
7%
4%
Jan
8% Mar
1,500
19
16 %
Apr
Jan
19% May
,
•
93%. 94
5%
5%
500
60
5%
%
3Sa
34%
35%
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5,200
200
8
Apr
93% May
103%
Jan
73%
Union Oil Co of California—
United
%
.
-76% May
.7
Feb
5 Vs Mar
3*2
Jan
33%
Jan
6%
Jan
'%
Jan
39% May
,
,
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33
(2317)
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
-
New York Curb Exchange
75c
Milk
Ltd—
rets ord
dep
NJ
United
Profit; Sharing
10%
RR
U
Air
S
Foil
U S
and
$5
225
500
ft Jun
41%
42%
2,800
41% May
31 Va
38
440
37% "May
13%
Feb
15%
Apr
1% Apr
2%
Jan
44%
6%
Apr
10c
International
1%
—1
_
31
1%
200
Va
36%
38%
2,800
Securities
*
*
89'4
88%
1
8%
•8%
9
3%
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3%
200
Radiator
U
S
Rubber
common
;
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Corp common
1
United Stores
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance——
Oil
Universal. Products Co
Utah-Idaho
5
50c
2
2
10
1
88
__10
...
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700
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91
-
28%
4%
325
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62
5
3%
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2,300
3%
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v.
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-
Vogt
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7%
7%
200
49%
1
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51
7%
9
3%s
Feb
1st
Oct
4%
38
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—
3%
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Inc
SWaltham Watch
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ref M
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Mar
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Feb
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57
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Jan
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Maryland Ry 7%
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Tablet
&
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6%
Apr
111%
Jan
114.
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31
22%
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21%
150
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100
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101
2
8
common
101
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14
;
300
21%
21%
22%
2,300
deposit
Jan
1%
1%
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A
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Boston
Elec
Steel
Edison
6s
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2%s
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1948
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,
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1940
1
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64 %.
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40
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275
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81
81
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1952
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no
flat.
§Reported In receivership.
v
*
-
"
'
1
"
"
v...
;
'
--
-
I-'I-
"
-
V
•'
,
. .
Abbreviations used
"w
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula-*'
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates?,
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
\
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
1,"
when Issued;
■
'
^
,
■
lw
;:V-
f
A'
.
.
•'
.•
^
2
Over-lhe-Gounier Industrial Stock
94
;
'
-4'
'
*
61%
94
49
49
43%
v
56
Compiled by.National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date-
49%
56
35
79%
80
14
April-Oc\,t)
2102
73
81
102
104
26——.
28
46.55
29——.
46.68
105
May
_Jan-july
63%
63%
44%
31
Averages
20
roads
245.27
245.83
May 28:—
May 29
May 30
May 31;.—
'77.49
ities
*
Induv
"
First
Second
Grade
Stocks
41.85
89.28
trials
ities
99.74
101.26
95.66
99.76
95.71
99.54
98.93
95.81
99.57
99.01
95.91
99.51
99.00
.95.79
99.52
98.99
89.41
98.97
42.00
89.89
98.95
101.52
79.02
-
41.81
42.25
90.58
99.00
101.66
,
Holiday
Holiday
42.21
91.03
99.10
101.46
249.33
79.36:
42.31
90.89
99.09
101.55..
(
40
Rails
*
79.64
.^Corrected figure*.
Util¬
95.61
101.26
249.65
a—
Total
10
Grade
Ralls
98.94
78.08
■
248.44
■■
10
65
2
Rang* for 1950
43.24 Dec 30
46.96
_
High
Low
34.25
July 13
The SEC Index of stock prices, based on the
stocks
10
77.58
247.03
7
Total
46.37 Jan
.
for
the
week
ended
May
26,
closing prices of 265 commoij*
for the composite and by majo^-
1951,
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with the highs and
lows for the year to date, are as follows (1939 average=100):■-
•
trialb
May 2.C,
15
48.65 Feb 28
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
<
-Bonds—
Util¬
High
46.90
r
1_A—_.
;
Holiday
30—
May
70
Range for 1951
46.37
May
'
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the. New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
„
Closing
May
May
56
__May-Noo
RaU-
Average
(35 Stocks)
98
are
25_
1,
Slued
;
.June-Dec
222
Jan-July
;
1961—
so
June
Range
Week's
Last
,,
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
6%s
;
Mar-Nov
1952
,
Indua-
Data—r
104
.April-Oct
Government
included
98
58%
255
1963
Powers 3%s
9
3
91
'
92
10
;
102
89
94
-Stocks-
May
102
102
May-Nou
stamped
reduoed
par
87
'•
93
1952
1963—
6s
63
91
coupon)-1952
1940 .coupon
96
-
93
Jan-July
Stock and Bond
listed
.
116%
_Jan-July
June
Below
99
106%
—
'
87%
87%
293
1957
»
j
96%..
110
1955
50
-
-Feb-Aug
Nippon Ekietric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
■i,
,
.
53
47
84%
I_
coupon)
Midland; Valley ;RR—
Extended, at 4%
to
New
4
102 Va
Interest
A
104%
253
1955-
coupon)
1952—
^Italian Superpower
*
.
112%
-
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
'■i
97%
"105%
redeemed—
E- 1957-2
F
97%
2112
Period
Exchange
2Friday's bid and asked prices;
tive;
"
A7s 'series
,
'
50
-222
,
Feb-Aug
■
series C 1955—
A6%s
'•
70
100
47
Power Sec—
11%
-
101%
,
Jan-July
103
50
<•
t
,
71
2101
-
102%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included In year's range) ,- d Ex-interest,e Odd-lot. transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hEx-v,
principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not Included In year's range),
tTransaction for cash
103%,
109%
—
7s
Janiero
-*No
222
—
__JUne-Dec
,,v
24
-
;
Bank—
—
Power
%_'■ ""
Ex-coupon market
All -issues
-
Mtge
& Western RR—
§ International
j
coupon
1961—
Mountain
Guantanamo
ACs
1947
Residential
stamped
Green
1
102% 102%
255
2104
1959
'•
Nov
'
(Republic of) —
de
(not
253
65
73%
54%
}109% 111
1953. —May-Nop
1953
__May-Nov
46
June-Dec
stamped (Plan A)—
reduced
to
2 %s
2008
stamped
Interest
17
54%
100% 101
coupon
49
June-Dec
-
1947
(Peru)
1 %s to 2%s
Rio
103%
95%
2i
54%
-
54%
1964_j.
1953,
Bank
Interest
121%
Mfg Co—
Nov
Farana
.vA5%s
—May-Nov
——-May
—Jan -July
32%
»•
111
-
Mortgage
ARusslan
1993
3%s
I960
5s
AMcrtgage Bank of Chile 6s 193L
v
Jan-July
(
44
.
Mar-Sept
■
Jan .1
101%
121%
49
,
1954,
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947-—
Range Sine*
31
121%
RR
&
Elec
with
97%
34
Va
■.•'•»•
•
Municipal Loan—
5s
City
AMedellin
" ...
.-r
High
Jan-July
series B 1993
3%s 1965
Fuel
&
98
r
45%
V*
RR—
series A
4s
s,
..
May-Nov
Power
Jan
5%s
External
ALima
ljg Jan
,
Low
102 Va 102%
/'
95
———
No.
tl50
.
99
84%
262
__
.
,
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal
6%s- stamped
May
^
Cons
/External
Apr
Division—
J
N
1st mortgage 4s
,:
•
of
102%
94 Va
-
222
Mortgage Bank of)—
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
Danish
'
Sold
High
J,
105%
(see
Jan
22% May
Bonds
Mar-Sept
1954
Chicago Transit Authority—
; 3%s revenue series of
1947-1978
Feb-Aug
:
.
7s
Feb
Apr
Bid & Asked
Qpar-Feb
1970
Corp 5s debs
debentures
June-Dec
1998
1
series
ACentral States Elec
-
3%s
Power
43
1956——June-Dec
1956——« : .i.
Mortgage Bank
April
1946
20-year
43
1A May; Wv
Friday's
or
Low
Appalachian
243
coupon
debentures
f
Agricultural
Jan
,15%
—
Week's Rang*
Friday
Period
94%
Low
Interest
Exchange
95 %
Friday
105
Jan k-
»
New York Stock
95%
293%
BOND 8
•
Interest
' 95%
^April-Oct
Co—
1940
New York Stock
Jan
18
Mar
14
2,400
103
.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
7%
Apr
■'
BONDS
„May-Nou
1966
Feb
14%
-
4%,. Jan
lft
,
!
Jan
10%
:
—£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
v*
105
100 V*
_rApril-Oct
debentures
5%. Jan
13% May
-5s
104
Jan
:
receipts
2100V4 102
Jan-July
trust
1* 1947' .coupon
Hotel—
s
Feb
W) Ltd—
preference
1989-.
Newspaper Union—
conv
Jan
23%
Jan
98
10
:
13%
299 % 100%.
1970—Feb-Aug
1969
1
Traction
Jan
25%
Mar
33%
4% %
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
.
Lt
Industries
~5
...
105
101 Va
98%
102% 102%
.
10 % Mar
15
common
Wisconsin
coll
Service
Water
Penn
Bogota
Woodall
102%
104%
99 Va
100
f Apr
4iye
'25%
.
Jan
4%
299
Jan-July
5s
104
100%
100 V*
56
Feb
19%
6%
100
Dec
Washington
Apr
13
"6% ~6%
100% 101%
2101% 103%
—
Electric -3%s
Bros
103 V*
100%
104%
2100% 104
_April-Oct
stamped 1946
income
West
30
Jun
8%
100
25
Winnipeg Elec
&
165
101 y»
Feb
21'% Apr16% Jan
III
w
(Calif)
!
148 V*
2100-
101%
Feb-Aug
1970—
57
Jun
3% May
—1
3 Vis
98%;
104%
105 Va
Ccrp—
Dec
Feb
191
May
with
Jan
114
♦
l..
May-Nou
1973
:
"101% 101 Va
Mar-Sept
Waldorf-Astoria
Feb
-9
.Jan
16
5
common
preferred
Jan
*
8%
May
29%
2,075
-10
Inc
Brothers
110
2%
—1
Co
&
Products
Wilson
Co
Corp
Corp
(The)
Williams
&
Oil
101%
101
55
2149% 154
Mar-Sept
1965
1971—
&
Electric
As -ex
2%
6%
22
5
G)
revenue
.
Feb
17%
1
Whirlpool
Jan-J«Zy
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953,
A6V2S ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—
8
1% Mar
26
29%
Gas
Gas
Gas
2nd
A
8,400
2%
114,
10
1
103
255
April-Oct
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
Jan
1% May
12 —Jan
172
20
'.1
98
222
3rd
3%
6% Apr
108% Jan 'i
*
com
Coal
Westmoreland
Apr
.300
.
14
.
2%
~
1-20
c
1%
;
700
1st pfd__100
Stationery
Westmoreland
114
99l/a
1
-
,
;
...
Jon-July
Corp Inc 5s
Stinnes
15% May
6%
6%
,
3s
series B
3s
(Hugo)
A 7-4s
6s
1.25
3s
Counties
9% Feb
6%
..
Manufacturing
West Texas
109
14
2%
;
2%
Baking Co warrants
:
3%
1%
-
Edison
California
Stinnes
Jan
13%
1960—April-Oct
1973
Southern
2%s
109
30
106%
104%
5
98 %
2100
•.
coupon
HW*
102%
102% 102%
June-Dec
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
-"3-
1
—
i referred
$2 cum
•
100% 100%
98%
1
,
Low
16
*
.
series
United
Co—___•
Jan.
No.
High
3% Jan
7% Apr
100
1940
California
Southern
96'/#
2,400
4%
-14 V*.
1
Apr
31%
Jan
1,600
"4%
•
Wagner-Baking voting tr. ctfs ext—
"■>
7% ^preferred
:
;_w,
_100
Waitt
98%
Range SI1H0
Bold
102% 103%
Jan-July
Joaquin
Jan
W
Aircraft
Jan-July
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981
Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
San
Southern
40
350
8%
8%
20c
Manufacturing
Waco
103y8
^
Safe
82
*
Petroleum.
Venezuela
"
7%
5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel. Co
^Venezuelan
April-Oct
April-Oct
50-year 6% debentures 1998—
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5 %s series A 1952
Starrett
-
1968
—
with
Spalding
Corp
3%s
Hydro-Electric Co—
May
91
28% Jan
3% Feb
1970
Southwestern
—Valspar
mortgage
Ab%s ex Oct 1
1947
coupon
I960—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
Feb
3 %
25% Jan
1.0
common
Sugar
Jan
•9% May
Jan
25
Jan
92
Mar
3% May
1% Jan
800
28%.
Jan
86% Mar
3,400
Piedmont
5%
Jan
3%s
Feb
49 V*
Jan
Mai-
lS
May
28%
700
2
S
Bid & Asked
Apr
1
„
Corp
B
1st
( 1st
mortgage 3s 1971
I^exington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 Vis 1964
41% Mar
225
4%
42%
25
commons
248
30
5/a
preferred with warrants
1st
U
Feb
3% May
228 Va
10
class
Co
23
Power
'
ft
common——25
Conditioning
Feb
Ohio
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
11% May
3% May
228 %
Last
Period
High
.
Jan
23
25
preferred
United Specialties
S
Low
8%
100
_.
U
High
Interest
Exchange
Park
L
Week's Range
Friday
*
common
United Shoe Machinery
'
Preferred
1
New York Stock
•
Canal
&
ENDED JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
registered new—,
United
WEEK
BONDS
Shares
*
common
preferred
Molasses Co
Amer
Low
FOR
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Products
participating
United
Range
Sale Price
?
United
Week's
Last
,
Bonds
■
-
May 26, *51
98.89
•
98.91
Durable
—
Goods
Mining
199.4
—2.1
^09.7
172.4
224.6
187.7 T"
192.6
3—.——
.
,
—2.0
179.8;
.
<202.4
;
.
187.1
.
.■
.
173.9
~
182.9
—2.0
:
109.7
109.3
: 201.7
and Service
Lo\#
187.6
168.9
:«
Utility
Finance
High
—1.8
220.0
t—1_—
Goods
Transportation
Trade,
1951-
Change
178.9
195.3
-—
Non-durable
Percent
175.7
Composite
Manufacturing
•
-
May 19, '51
168.9
234.8
—2.5
-216.6
-r4).4
—0.3
—3.9
-
190.J
^209^
1&7.V5
..114.8
.
-214.4
192.1
...
BOlfP
170.0>
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2318)
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
and Miscel.
Foreign
lnt'l
Bank
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
419,690
1,235,720
1,191.480
$696,000
1,878,000
2,083,000
1,221,750
2,681, SCO
980,650
2,412,000
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
Week Ended June 1,1951
Saturday
*
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
—
Thursday
-
Friday___
—
Total
Sales
Bonds
(Number
*
$805,000
2,217,500
—
2,464,000
;
of
Week Ended June, l, 1951
2,684,000
$11,090,000
$3,000
Monday
.246,490
5,049,290
$3,000
1,336,500
$55,000
1,416,600
9,750,500
209,273,856
220,767,183
6,141,829
12,261,800
.
Wednesday
Bank
-—.
Foreign
46,000
1,000
92,000
Holiday
310,280
101,000
8,000
24,000
133,000
Friday
238,495
90,000
11,000
16,000
117,000
$351,000
$49,000
$48,000
„v-lt^$443,OO0
1,142,600
-
Week Ended June ITV
Stocks—No. of shares
Jan.l to June 1
'
1950
1551
1951
1950
1,142,600
1,432,225
50,279,038
48,370,396
Bonds
$1,961,000
-
Railroad 6c Industrial
$11,090,000
Total
$135,700
150,000
284,000
40,327,500
48,246,970
387,753,100
Government
8.
International
$2,000
5,000
Thursday
Bonds
U.
Bonds.
$55,000
15,000
86,000
-
Total
Stocks—No. of shares
Bonds
$10,000
29,000
-
238,680
,
Total'
Corporate
Bonds
$45,000
108,655
Foreign
Government
Bonds*
1950
1951
1950
1951
Foreign
Domestic
.
Jan. 1 to June 1
Week Ended June 1
*,■
.
Shares).
Saturday
Tuesday
2,919,500
—
_
$1,336,500
$9,750,500
5,049,290
*
272,000
Stocks
Total
Bond
United States
Government
$109,000
339,500
—
378,000
$3,000
Holiday—
238,000
Monday, June 4, 1951
...
412,545,100
$351,000
$467,000
$10,040,000
$14,169,000
Foreign government
49,GOO
180,000
4,442,000
7,558,000
Foreign corporate
43,000
31,000
907,4)00
1,189,000
$443,000
$678,000
$15,389,000
$22,916,000
Total
$461,211,770
$430,191,600
$13,733,400
Domestic
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED JUNE
1
Last
Range
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Friday
.Last
STOCKS
Range
'
Sale Price
Par
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
:
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston & Albany RR
Boston Edison
1
36 VB
2,838
38%
41
42% "
118%
Jan
43 Vb
291
44%
»
117%
x40%
Railway—
City
Columbia Gas
May
Feb
443% May
Products
Day
Power
100
Personal
Boston
Boston
RR
:'V
1
.
Trust
Prop
Providence
&
I
i
Calumet & Hecla
Service
Cities
7%
100
*
100
v-' '
5
10
49%
—
49%
46%
Light
26%
Federated Dept
Stores
88
88
55%
Jan
Jan
78 %
90
Eastern
May
10%
315
8%
Jan
333
83'A
Jan
1093/4 May
Employers
13%
152
11%
Jan
14% Mar
Roebuck
Feb
Standard
58 %
10
58
Jan
67
Feb
Standard
40
37y2
Jan
49
Jan
Standard
20 y4
20 y2
505
18%
Jan
21'A
Jan
.33%
33'A
33%
58
33
May
37%
77'A
92
75%
Apr
83%
Feb
51%
54%
1,365
49%
Jan
56% Mar
28 Va
27
28%'■
289
243/s
Jan
30%
72 3A
74%
186
70 % Mar
79%
New
2%
104
4%
Jan
12c
1,100
11%
12%
1,232
11 Va
Jan
Co
—
93%
Jan
16%
U
S
Rubber
Waldorf
_
19%-)..
18%
'
common
25
Electric
54%
Feb
16%
Jan1
20% Mar
50
50
,
-
Jan
46% Mar
34 3A
Apr
51%
Jan.
57 'A
Feb
22% May
26%
Feb
-
,
5o
59%
68% May
Corp
(Ky)
(N
Oil
10
J)
25
..
(Ohio)
I
;
35%
1
Carbide
S. Steel
(new)—r
Westinghouse Electric
•
;
-
—
•
U
39% 39%
108%-113%
353/e- 35%
29% ■ 29%
__
113%
-
10
'
37%
Jan
90%
Jan
97c
57%
59
-
41
41
-
37%. 38
—
■
-
—
—12.50
—
Jan
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
25c
253A
87c
1,600
1%
May
Jan
Mar
75
Apr
48'A
Feb
Detroit
19%
505"
183A May
26 Ve
65
8%
Feb
220
63A May
15% Jan
17%
40
42
19 y4
25 3A
Apr
427
34 % May
17
104
31
1
94
•>,
34%
36%
38%
38%
38%
663/8
69%
1,250
42 Va
41%
42%
520
613/a
64
12
36%
37 Va
109
Feb
38 %
25
69 Va
Jan
—
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26
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Volume 173
Number 5017
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE
Week's
Last
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for Week
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of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
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92
Jan
Jan
28
May
73%
Feb
60%
Feb
25%
Feb
50
May
68% May
121
May
24%
Feb
35 Vb Mar
17%
Jan
120
22
Jan
25%
Feb
510
24%
Jan
29%
Apr
309
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•
50c
Jan
Mar
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•
1,828
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44
62 y4
293
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Feb
11
•
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Jan
15
25
Calif
Jan
25%
639 *
65 Vb
'51%
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Company
31% May
26
a30
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40% May
„
24%
25
Webster
Jan
25%
•
preferred
&
Feb
30c
*
24%
25
convertible
Railway
Feb
Jan
25
preferred
Pacific
8c
"82%
Jan
29%
32%'
—25
preferred
Southern
56%
Feb
Mar
28%
29%
14% May
Jan
40%
55% May
63
36%
*
15
38% Mar
17%
a58
a
Jan
11%, Jan
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52%
35%
34
75%
84
Jan
21%
Feb
100% May
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20%
Jan
22
10
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37%
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1
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19 y8
•
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Assoc
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Co
Transamerlca Corporation
Tri-Continental
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Jan
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58 y8 May
8% May
140
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19%
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Graham-Paige
Corp
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—'•
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a3%
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50 V4
115
75
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Textron Incorporated common
Jan
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Great
Jan
Feb
882
18%
5c
Texas
Feb
Jan
150
•
18%
75%
Texas
Apr
100
a
13%
13%
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Feb
17
53
34
53%
,
Feb
13%
a36%
•
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Jan
13 y2
18 '/s a 18%
a
270
6
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Jan
54
100
34
90c
325
46%
13%
18%
15%
Jan
Jan
13%
a
Jan
46%
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Apr
50c
2,130
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15
Standard Oil Co
Feb
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49%
200
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Stone
Apr
12%
23 Vb
48%
(Un)———5
Co
&
22'/4
19% May
49% Jan
5
8%
8%
—
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& Company
Standard
Jan
120
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•
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General Paint Corp common
48%
743
54
1,108
1
Standard Oil
Mar
Jan
315
314
53%
—•
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13 %
350
19%
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1.40
Company
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■
24% May
11% May
100
60c 62 %c
319
11%
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13%
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53
5
Trading Corporation
Southern
96% May
43
80c
53
1
——
Standard
14%
341
20% Mar
Oil
Southern Calif
a—
1,098
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Jan
a__
12
Company
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Apr
16%
v
100
31
90c
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2
Co
9%
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31
—
1
4.56%
12% May
54
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Jan
Jan
May
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16I/4
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4.48%
Feb
■
16
common—1
new
Co
4.32%
Jan
20
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Aeronautical
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Apr
49%
1
A
33 %
200
•
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,,
189
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class
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170
a
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Southern Calif
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21 % Feb
8
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Corp
Phono
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&
17% May
16 V2 May
32 y4
Apr
12%
_—10
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Share
Products
Radio
13%
Feb
50%
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&
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May
8
10c
5
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26
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103
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(Un)—1
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36
17%
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Feb
7
13 Vb
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65
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9%
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Feb
'61% Mar
*
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
Jan
-
17%
Feb
2.10
May
19%
__
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Feb
a24% a25%
Feb
41% May
16% May
Jan
28c
common
(Un)
Corp
Sears Roebuck
Jan
1
Apr
19
Jan
1.60
__
28c
10
Co
Schcnley Industries
Shell
13%
lVh
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Seaboard
Apr
13%
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class
•
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82
—•
84
50
Jan
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Jan
1.6O
Feb
Jan
Inc
&
;
38
Jan
common
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.—:
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May
May
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Feb
30% May
14% May
•
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Inc
St Regis Paper Co (Un)—
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19%
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•
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Rice
Jan
171
Aircraft new
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Car
Company
Corp
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Feb
a57/a
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.
19,200
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reb
44 %
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.
17c
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22%
Apr
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22
185
500
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Labratories
64
Jan
610
528
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de
Jan
a22
—
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68
101% 102%
1
5%
5%
(Un)
Co
of America
27
a21%
Aircraft
Zellerbach
Feb
Jan
Mar
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(Un)
Corp
Publishing Co
liy8
31
(Un)——«♦
System Inc
Edison
-
w-18%
al5%
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Corp
Iron Corp
&
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Garrett
Oil
Ryan
24 v2
a5%
25
Solvents
Creameries
23%
0y4 Mar
a44% a45%
.—1
—1
(Un)
-
a64% a65%
(Un)—:—_i_*
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Crown
Exeter Oil
51% Mar
18% May
10% Jan
1
Reserve
210
Consumers Power Co
Farmer's
16c
14%
1
Feb
419
Vultee
Emerson
7V4
1,640
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Electrical
Apr
22
Grocers
Eastman
is'/b
15%
(Un).XOO
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
9%
3
—*
,
Consolidated
Electric
53%. Feb
16%
16
*
.—
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\
Jan
4%
16
!
Co—
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
duPont
42
880
22
Gas
Dresser
44
5%
9%
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DuMont
155
Feb
Clary 1 Multiplier
Douglas
17%
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Pure
Feb
Commonwealth
v
Feb
69
Aircraft
Cousol
19Va
Mar
73% May
Jan
15%
50
Certain-teed
■'
59 y2
Jan
Commercial
;
1%
Jan
Jan
Apr
Cities Service Co
f
Jan
Jan
50%
48%
Pacific
Columbia
19Va
25
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11%
65%
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Colorado
Jan
__
10 "
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460
45
—.—
Chrysler Corp
■
Jan
42
16c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Feb
50
Chesapeake
•
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Mar
a645/8 a647/8
California
Cessna
300
9
59%
15
(Urf)
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•
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100
5%
Corp
Jackson
Canadian
65
75
Feb
24
17% May
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
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10
Co
94
810
•
Elec
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RKO
a
a70
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__
Jan
1.15
May
27
Indemnity Co
51%
8%
1
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4
Jan
1
preferred
11%
2
(Un)
21 y2
a687/a
65c
35
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50%
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Gas
11%
51
71
Feb
4%
Feb
163
2
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Company
Broadway
Finance
Paramount Pictures Inc
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8
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1%
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1%
-
693
114
Company (Un)
Company '(Un)
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41% Mar
50c
70c
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17y2
(Un")
Co
Jan
al0l/8 alOVa
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165
7%
Feb
41%
2'/2 May
a27% a287/a
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Pacific
120
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2.00
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1,430
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Pacific
2,530
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Jan
41 y4
2%
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70c
I
8% Mar
5
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■
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Oil
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90c
93
2%
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Philco
Corp
Pacific
Feb
71
3%
201
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Apr
176 y4
7% May
5
20c
30% May
l
12% -Jan
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__—
Apr
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Corp
Amer Aviation Inc
Pacific
'
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Feb
25%
'
3%
-
Feb
18%
'
66% Mar
510
Feb
15 V2 May
19Va
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Jan
40% May
<
1.20
42 V\
157% Mar
Jun
159
Feb
Jan
Mar
97%c
5
Occidental Petrdleum Corp
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.
Central
a43% a44%
__
Feb
10%
500
1.65
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•
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Lines
Feb
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(Un)—
Feb
41
434
11%
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Corp
Apr
Pan
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp (Un)_,l3
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•
1.6O
7%
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940
26%
1
May
'
15y4 Mar
Jan
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36%
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(Un)___
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21%
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9%
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34
26
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70% May
Jan
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62
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600
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180
-
1,935
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68%
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15%
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424
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Jan
77%
Jan
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100
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16%
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58 y8
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33% May
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75
115
15%
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441
7c
29% May
5% May
7% Mar
8% •Apr
1% Jan
1,300
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Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Sale Price
5%
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Montgomery Ward &
-stocks
5ya
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511
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Jan
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600
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1,000
30%
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Friday
24c
30
5
Company
Co
McNeil
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24c
■,
(Un)__8.75
(Un)
Montana
Los
24c
Range Since Jan. 1
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30%
1
17% Mar
9% May
4% May
300
'
,
&
Copper
Laclede
Jan
Jan
Chemical
County Land Co
2% May
9y2 Mar
Jan
2
11%
Low
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Corp
Power
Kennecott
22 y4 Mar
Lincoln
Soss
'
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May
4'/4
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Kaiser-Frazer
Jan
Kern
Rickel
for Week
-Far
Jade Oil Company
Kaiser .Aluminum &
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
56%
3%
•'
21
common
'High
Jun
55
Brewing
Low
450
4%
Davis
Pfeiffer
High,
3
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
3%
1
,
Week's
Last
Sale Price
■
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3%
*
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Sales
Friday
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—
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Twentieth Century-Fox Film
.
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&
United
(Un)
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Corp
Corp
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United
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Inc
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Lines
—
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27l/2
6
10
19 Va
3,507
16 y4
Jan
20 y4
Jan
11%
(Un)_»
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25
36%
Union Pacific 'Railroad Co
(Un)
50 al02%
Union
18%
11%
532
10%
Apr
13
Apr
19 Vb
261
18% May
24% Feb
58% 58%
35% 36%
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27'% 27 /2
469
53%
59% May
40 % Apr
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18%
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Apr
34
Apr
100% Apr
1,439
55
162
103% May
30% May
Jan
40 Vb
Apr
30%
Apr
4
360
Jan
4%
Jan
May
21%
Feb
23%
*
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Hilton
Holly
Oil
Co
Hotels
of California
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Corp
Development Company
Oil
Corporation
Honolulu
.
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—
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6
14
576
1.90
300
a54% a54%
70
13%
1
*
a2l5
13%
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.
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Corporation
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Iron
Co
(Un)
Corp
Co
Tel & Tel
66%
Jan
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(Un)—
see
15V2 May
20
Feb
18 %
Jan
28
43.
Paramount
United
United
United
Theatres (Un)—1
(Un)
10
19%.
19'/a
137
18
61 %
61%
390
52%
-*
40%
41%
1,478
10
88%
90 y4
1
8%
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400
12
12%
1,100
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States
States
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a3%
40
3%
Apr
a4%
a4%
a4%
1
(Del)
55
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Universal
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Pictures
Jan
40l/4 May
65% May
47% Jan
Mar
10
:—_—*
(Un)_*
(Un)——7.50•
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Corporation
United
Universal
125
560
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Jan
22
—100
of Canada Ltd
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Feb
2.10
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a59%
a59% a59%
9%
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Jan
17
■?'
21
—-1
;
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Intercoast
Apr
al5%
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Jun
1.80
56
Feb
22
Ltd—.—25c
Interlake
13%
239
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Independent Exploration Co_—_—33y8c
Imperial
Jan
12.50
Inc__
Illinois Central RR Co
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185
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Motor Car Co
Hunt
a210
2.30
1
2.00
al7V4
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200
2.30
a
60
5,000
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1,300
17%
75
34%
260
a50% a50%
15%
43
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-
15%
•
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20
767
May
4%
Feb
68 % Mar
2c
•
Jan
5c
Mar
9%
Apr
11%
Jan
2.00 Apr
17
West
Bros
Pictures
Inc
Inc
Kentucky Coal Co
Co
(Un)_
(Un)
(Un)
Air
Union
12%
5
-4
1
Lines Inc
Western
Western
.
__
13%
,
750
.
Jan
91
May
8% May
12
Feb
63
11%
28
Feb
655
12
Jan
15%
Apr
253
44%
Feb
13%
a
-
22%
14
'.
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25% Mar
12.50
38
38
260
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
1
Woolworth (F W) Co (Un)———10
Zenda Gold Mining Co
lOo
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)
*
a9%
a9%
100
9V2 May
Telegraph Co
Elec
Corp
(Un)
(Un)—:*
a36%
13% May
a36% a37y8
a22%
33
Apr
39% May
34% Jan
Westlnghouse
2.75
40% May
Feb
Apr
20%
Feb
33% May
52% Apr
39%
Jan
13%
18% Mar
Jan
Warner
Co
53% Mar
„
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85
11%C13V2C
—
6,000
a63% a657/a
165
-
44
8c
54
12
Jan
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
17c
Mar
Jan
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 1
Friday
Week'a
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Par
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•
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Illinois
■'
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:
———1
25
41%
•:
25%
550
25
10
9 ="4
—
EaafittlAee Jan. 1
High
25%
3
——
Bartlett.
350
9
;v Apr.,
High:
27% Feb
-
' Jan
11% Feb
Co
31%
41%
20
38%
Jan
44%
10
Spencer
Brick
Low
Sharer
11%
11%
200
10
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
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MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
^.100
59%
59%
100
5s
May
74 Va
Feb
Independent Pneumatic Tool
*
I8V4
18%
150
18.
Man
20
Feb
Indiana
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest Stock Exchange
1
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Inland
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Co
International
Minerals
Paper
compilation of the round-lot transactions
STOCKS
Last
Abbott
Acme
Gas
.
Kaiser
Kansas
High-
Low
City
Kansas
Bang* Sine* J am. 1.
High
Power
50%
200
47% May
15%
400
13% Jan
Elec
(Un)
Affiliated Gas. Equipment
'
American Airlines
30%
30%
100
:
900
35% May
55% May
..
18% Mar
_
25% .Jan.
27% Jan
21
23 Va
Jan
31%
Jan
May
;23% May ■
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.
+
*
25%
24%
25%
16%
16%
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33% May
18 Va Apr
457
11%
15
California
5% Mar
Jan
12%
13% May
*
Corp
California
21% Mar
11%
Jan
2
California
3%
II100
1st preferred
Jan
/ 4%
Apr:
10%
-...388
a62%
5
;
(Un)
Jackson
Calaveras
33%
149%
4%
16%
High
Low
255
11%
-
3
common.—
Budd
19%
19%
Jan
al55%al55%
(Un)__13
...
Corp
Company
Byron
16%
-.10
Co
Bunker
Range Since J»n. 1
High
34%" 35%
153% 155 Vs
•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore
Low
34y8
155%
_
Tel
Feb
13%
14%
>41%
(Un)__75c
(Un)
Holdings
Eorden
for Week
of Prices
64%
,r,230
a41%
3
(Un)
Co
Borg-Warner
Sales
Last
Par
American
American
Curtis
155%
P10
common
Corp
Steel
Oil
Blair
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Jan
34%
14%
*
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Feb
Bethlehem
STOCKS
Jan
60
60
May
Elshop
Budd
)
5
Wedge
Corp common
Mfg
Bendix
5%
Co
(Un)
Atok-Big
14% May
46% May
33%
Armour
Jan
14%
9% Mar
Feb
30%
al8% al8%*
20
.
Arkansas Nat Gas
Corp class A iUn)_,»
&
Co
(111)
(Un)
—____5
Atchison Top & Santa Fe
•
_
29%
Apr
-.512
..
a62%
,
Apr
26%
a75a75%
(Un)—100
Wisconsin
Woodall
*
common
'
-
14y2
a
25
ou
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Wieboldt Stores Inc
*
22 %
.
.13
(Un).*'
Corp (Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
50
'90
,
15%
34
*
;»!
-3aa
43
Jan
Feb
May
34%
15 y2
High
Low
■43
68% i
—13
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(Un)
a 67%. a
—
Range Rises Jan. 1
10
*
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1
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,
&
&
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Inc : (Un).
Shares
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—
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^for Week
High
a52%.a52%
...
1
*
...
4%
Jan
40%
40
'
Broadcasting
American
Apr
Low
.
American Viscose
Warner
Of Prices
5
—
(Un)
Airlines
31
Jan
23
American
60% May
53% Mar
1,400
Feb
Amer
U
Laboratories
Reduction Go
Allied Chemical
53 % "May
60
59
27 Va
v-'3% May
Rales
Range
•
Admiral Corporation .1
-4% Mar
1,400
•
,
58 Va
:::io
i
•
16
53
Carbon
3%
3%
Exchange
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
Air
1
United Air Lines Inc IUn)___
United
Friday
STOCKS
May
50% May,
100
Jan
46%
Street Corp
&
San Francisco Slock
High
Par
(The)..
So La Salle
Low
91 % ,91%
.
1
Bsnte Sine* Jan. 1
*
_
Trav-ler. Radios Corp
Truax-Traer Coal Co
208
—
-Shares
High
l
__
Co..
■
—25
ENDED JUNE
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK
Sales
Week'*,
■' Range
90
10
19
19
110
1
2.50
2.65
950
.
May
0
2.50 May
7/
Feb
Jan
T
;
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
SS> (2322)
Monday, June 4, 1951
..
.
i—
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Friee
Par
Middle
South
Mindanao
Minnesota
M
J
Power
M
&
Monolith
&
M
<fc
Preferred
(Un)
Light
*
1
(Un)__
Cons
Cement
com
(Un)—;
National
Auto
City
N
RR
'
Niagara Mohawk Power
Bafeway Stores Inc
Jan
St
Joseph
San
a.
—
Aviation
Santa
Cruz
Jan
6
Feb
Sears
Roebuck
Jan
5%
73
Jan
11%
North
American
Co
North
American
Invest
Northern
Pacific
6%
Feb
Shasta
Feb
Shell
Jan
30%
Feb
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Bocony-Vacuum Oil (Un)..
Boundview Pulp Co
19 %
19
785
6
21%
17
Jan
10
Jan
10% May
26%
Jan
30
Jan
10%
Feb
17% May
26
Jan
420
21% May
22% Mar
275
15
May
19
15
May
19
Feb
88
May
95
29%
250
8%
9
330
8%
17%
177/8
370
21%
21%
15
15%
Oceanic Oil Co
88
__
8
Edison
Oliver
Co
United
Paauhau
Pabco
Filters
6%
Inc
Apr
Coast
Gas
1st
Aggregates
1st
25
common
4.80%
redeemable
preferred
415
32%
Apr
Southern
California
Southern
Pacific
Jan
33% Mar
Sperry
17
30
Jan
31%
Spiegel
2.05
Jan
56% May
6%
7%
250
a553/8 a58%
".V
Jan
75'%
55% Mar
700
37%
"7%
Feb
5
70
75
690
Jun
57
*eD
Mar
79% May
34%
Jan
40% May
64
28%
28%
430
25%
Jan
31
41%
100
40
Jan
49
Feb
(Un)_*
32%
33
550
35
Mar
25
25%
25%
615
a23 a28%
39G
32% May
24% Apr
27% May
41%
9%
100
18%
19%
1,095
16% May
Feb
Jan
19 %
55
17
Apr
19
4
Jan
5%
Jan
a28
25
Standard
Brands
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
Co
150
50
25 %
29%
2,510
15
Jan
11
11'/a
529
11
May
12%
63%.,
482
63% May
29% May
34%
Jan
14%
Feb
30c
Feb
26
2
63%
1
(Un)
32%
34% Mar
Standard
32%
32%
1,212
32% May
36%
Feb
29%
29%
168
29
May
32%
Feb
30c
23
27
27
178
25% Mar
28%
46
(Un)
a61% a64%
112%
al08%all3%
25
a
;;
Jan
73%
Apr
Feb
'
Feb
30c
23
May
25%
44
May
Feb
50
61%
50
88
96
947
17%
33%
100
35
a89-% a92%
200
85%
Feb
May
68% May
113% May
Jan
18 % ,19 %
33%
19 %
1
Jan
30 % May
268
45%
a64%
25
33%
891
*
Feb
Co of N J
23%
44
34 % Pen
.
May
12
142
30c
25
Sunray Oil Corp
Swift* &. Co (Un)
Oil
18
•
California
(Indiana)
30 % May
30 %
248
all% all'/a
2
of
Feb
31
31
Petroleum
Inc
29%
31
30c
5% Mar
Feb
31
a29% a30%
1,082
5,917
28%
25
Co
9% May
Jun
31% Mar
May
25
—
Spring Valley Co
al5% al6%
25
52 %
9c
-
41%
—6
Inc common
32%
120
7%
75%
Corp
—
53% Mar
0
May
33%
Apr
a52% a53%
a58 %
Co
Southern
40% May
1.60
4%
Jan
50 %
.15
(Un)
30%
4%
5c
125
37
preferred 4.48%
preferred series A
Gas
preferred
250
32%
25
preferred
10
40%
Calif
6%
214
4%
25
Electric
&
preferred
5%%
f
preferred
cumulative
Convertible
Feb
9%
5
100
51
*
4.32%
1.60
__
Apr
7c,
51
__
—5
Southern Calif Edison Co com
31%
19%
46
May
1.60
-
•
5
38% Mar
42% May
7c.
1C
(Un)
Co
a31%a31%
15
common
Water Co
Oil
31%
...»
Fisheries
American
Pacific
A
Sugar Plantation
Products
Pacific
Pacific
class
1.60
88%
38
__
1
Ohio
11
al7% al7%
—
100
34 % May
85
Mar
60
29%
100
High
380
Apr
27
alO'/a alO'/s
Low
34%
>a43%a43%v
__
*
60
a70
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
a43%
(Un)_50
Co
73%
21%
10
pfd
(Un)
&
Jan
l
(Un)
com
Railway
Cement
Portland
65
8%
•
(Un)
Mining
May
So
American
Mauricio
92c
12
__
Shares
Low
5
10
P10
(Un)
136
♦
North
Lead
Jan
37c
__
•
(Un).__
10
19
•
Central
May
Feb
14c
a69% a69%
__
•
Y
10
19
9
40
a70
1
for Week
Par
a23 % a23 '/a
1
Fibres
5%
V
5%
2,520
10
aG9%
10
Lines
8c
v.V
High
,
18 % Mar
a__
84c
5%
•
National Disiillers Products (Un)
Natomas Company Co
700
77c
__
•
Ward (Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
192
10c
a30% a30s/s
-
-10
(Uni
Power Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18 %
10c
(Un)_»
Montgomery
National
10c
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
High
18%
P.10
Week's
Last
Sale Price
far Week
1 ot Pricee
Low
—-»
Mines
Lode
Portland
Montana
Inc—-
Utilities
Mother
1
Sale*
Last
STOCKS
ENDED JUNE
Friday
Week's
Jan
21 Vb
Feb
Mar
35%
Apr
'
■
5%
redeemable
preferred
5%
redeemable
series
27 %
—25
A
233
27%
26%
29
Apr
Jan
Jan
25
27%
27%
27%
550
26 % Mar
28%
Pacific Lighting Corp common
•
50%
50%
50%
495
50
53% Mar
Pacific
Petroleums Ltd
1
8%
8
8%
515
Pacific
Portland
10
20
20%
445
•
13%
14
200
13% May
22%
22%
200
22
Jan
106% 108%
108
103
Jan
113
20% May
4% Jan
Texas
21
Company
New
Pacific
1st
Public
Cement
Service
(Un)
com
common
preferred
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
*
&
Tel
Western
Packard
Oil
Motor
common
,«
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)„
Rheem
Richfield Oil Corp
Riverside Cement Co class
A
(Un)
Theatres
Roos
Corp
(Un)
17%
Jan
22
Feb
77% Mar
86
12
300
7
Jan
13
50
6
Jan
7
29
19%
<
1,020
25%
Jan
33%
1,116
16%
Jan
41%
41%
435
47% Mar
54%
Steel
S
Corp
Theatres
Equipment" W*—::
Feb
Feb
Inc
Western
Department
Apr
Western
Pacific
90
50% Mar
57
May
Westinghouse Elec Corp
class
A
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium
Aluminum
preferred—I
Feb
36
Jan
Wijdys-Overland Motors
(Un)
...
3%
3%
200
31
30%
31
335
33
3 % May
27
Woolworth
Jan
34
(F
Yellow
4% Mar
Jan
Co
Cab
;
Stores
Co
RR
W)
FOR
WEEK
of
Can
4%
pfd
Asbestos
of Prleee
Shares
ENDED JUNE
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
•
21%
31,480
18% May
25%
637
6%
425
2IT? dan;
100
Corp
<
•
^au
o?
101/
50
1
18'A May
Power &
Paper class A
•
Telephone
Brazilian
Traction
American
Light
Oil
&
Power
-"9,471
8,604
a39
a39
25
14
500
12%
650
Preferred
British
4%%
Elec
Co
4%
22%
preferred
British
Columbia
12%
Products
Columbia
Class B
Power
class
A
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian Oil Companies
135
2314 Mav
26 %
Feb
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt Plow
Consolidated Mining
3,550
Jan
6%
13% Mav
a84
15
77
Jan
90
Feb
541/4
1,977
39
Jan
54%
•
39%
39%
39'A May
41 % Mar
*, \ 23%
22%
23Vz
6,612
22%
Jan
27
Feb
34%
2,383
29%
Jan
24%
Feb
28%
Jan
32
Jan
175
15
84
10
95
96
96
7%
9
/
•
15,160
5%
Apr
84
100%
Apr
.
.
•
_
Bruck
_
Mills
Ltd
-
,
^SS B„ —j 7—
Products
Canada Cement common!
$1.30
Canada
&I—!
25
a22%
all
common
Corp__!
15 %
Feb
35
Feb
25
peh
Dominion Tar St Chemical common—•
23%
35
20%
•
•
6%
•
Feb
24
r
Feb
68
64
68
1,208
54
jan
747/-
28
27%
28
720
27
Mav
99%
lan
32
32
32
50
30
Jan
32
Jun
21 %
*21
21 %
1,400
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
preferred
*
—,50
Breweries
Ltd
common
Fbr footnotes see- page 43.
u
n
a95% a95y2
32
32
195
11
"
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile
Donohue Bros Ltd
96
May
25
Jan
"
East K°otenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred-.
Feb
Feb
45%
25
44
Jan
50%
21
3,256
17
Jan
21'A
„•
30%
29 %
30 V*
135
*
30%
29
30%
750
29% May
25
Jan
Apr
33 % Apr
30%
Jun
.
,
*
'
_
Eiectrdux
•
Corp
preferred
Feb
22%
Feb
1,083
1,261
Jan
31%
Feb
126 %
Jan
154%
Feb
16%
Jan
26%
"ri,270-
20
all
.
•
30%
Feb
Jan
17%
Feb
.
6V2
6%
22
34
20
22-
Jan
38
27%
Apr
34
55%
Jan
67
Jan
21%
Jan
23%
Apr
13%
Feb
8
Jan
-r
10
5
800
15
15
_•
._
53 %
100
57 %
—
Apr
6
Mar
20
Mar
40%
Jan.
.
21
Feb
53
May
May
102
Feb
.
98
64
Jan
80
Apr
27%
Jan
39'A
Apr
5,365
750
6,362
32
Feb
36%
al02% al02Vs
1
May
Jan
29
Jan
39
140
29
Jan
36%
135
825
5
Jan
7
20
Jan
26
525
920
3,779
5
14
22
16%
10
Feb
.
18
Apr
May
Apr
Feb
Feb
10% May
May
'
38%
101
Jan
Mar
64%
193
1
Feb
16%
Jan
16% Jan
Apr
Mar
20
13
1,335
16%
10'A
*
12
•
Feb
655
.
15%
16%
10 (A"10
57
May
50
,
•
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.,,17% Feb
,
250
3,072
.
31
.
Jan
32%
—
50%
30 V!
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11
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250
150
a6
35%
20%
14%
36
;
May
25
al2
31
'
25
>10%
5,200
_
98
93
72-72'%
33% 35%
-
Feb
100
755
100
60
35%
1
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Foundation Co of Canada new com
Fraser Co common
:
4%%
32 %
Jan
36
13%
32
••
;
Feb
20%
__
Paper
Jan
37'/8
45%
.
common
12
'
Jan
13%
12V2
12%.;.
28%
49%
■
•-
100
jan
21
153
20%
♦
common
__
32
■
Mar
22%
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50%
•
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t
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14%
jan
Jan
-
21% / >
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28
35%
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19
27%
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Jan
450
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23%
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i
8,675
_
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10
I
11%
! l2,/8
*
«
Jan
8,276
.
16
a6
%
<.
8%
Safeway Ltd 4%-% pfd—100
Steamship common
*
Canners
preferred
common
Jan
,27
Feb
_
Dairies
78
65
24% May
-25
141 %
-ClVa
—
Dryden
Bronze'
• 1
Jan
Jan
28%
31 %
Canada
Foundries
Canadian
•
23%
a—
225
a30
36
•
»
_
•
20% May
a—
17%
25
300
Iron
Canadian
11."
,
V>\39% Mar
205
^
460
North
V/o
^
May -*: - 18% Teh
Jan ' '
€8 4"-' Feb
May
a22%a22%
25%
27
25
32
Canada
Canadian
v..
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Feb'
Apr
*
:
•
.
17%
36
20%
:
:
50%
10
81
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-
Jan
31%
!
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21;.
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35
1,450
a6%
r
..
.
26% May
21%
11%
Canada
Canada
27%
147%
*
-
•
225
15
10%
100
22
Feb
*
A
,
59
'
►
SLow
High
,
%
27
26 %
27
,.
31%
43/4
22
32
20
class
Power
a22%
32
4.1/4
22
Jan
•
preferred
Forgings
81.
a30 ;
a30
26%
11%
*
Building
y
-y<
»
A
28%
Feb
4.-.
13%
-*
class
262
/.
16
preferred —
Dominion Foundries & Steel com
Preferred
Dominion Glass common
j
Dominion Steel St Coal class B
30
;
•
675
•
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion Corsets
Feb
9%
Feb
5%
Range Rtmee January 1
515
Smelting
Corby (H) Distillery class A
Class B
Apr
Apr
Jan
.
14
Consumers Glass
v
32
Shares
^
16%
•
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
a82
fl>r Wwlr'
of Prices
16
25
Crown Cork & Seal Co_
32
32
45%
Sales
P""»» '
'
Low
•
39%
a82
Jun
4
13%
common
St
54 Vi Mav
•
Feb
May
43%
Week's
■
•
31(4 May
'
262
2,000
16%
•
Jan
96
,
4 %
Feb
11%
9% Mar
13%
25
Jan
8%
43 %
4%
450
,
43%
43%
•
preferred
Apr
•
9%
,
•
common
common
Jan
52
29%
9%
__
500
^
9
40% May
20%
40
29%
Feb
52%
Jan
a6y4
17%
,
25
Jan
Feb
21
1,965
•
Apr
52 %
y—
1,100
6,302
•
■—
Jan
"15%
Jan
34%
*
Dominion
British
33%
60
25
107
9%
a84
loo
Forest
6 %
*■30% Mar
475
91% Mar
a23% a23%
__
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-91c
Jan
4%
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37%.: ;:
37%;-.: 38
875
95%
.
May'
Jan
,,
y-
Canadian Locpmotive
93%
11 %
37'/2
54 %
Feb
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Ltd—
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100
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29
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25
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49%
♦
Breweries
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46%
26% May
39
26
Feb
3.10
•
Mining Corp Ltd
Red
Lake
100
May
26
Jan
May
•
88
Mines
Gold
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26
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:
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•
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5
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15
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—
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20
33%
»
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May
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25
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—
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28%
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—.
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28%
97
1
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60
Jan
5
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16%
31%
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•
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38%
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15
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10
38
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Jan
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125
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10,113
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1.20 May
28
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100
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105
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18 y2 May
25
48
92
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98
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46
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101
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36%
May
14
Feb
27%
27 y4 Mar
15
Feb
Jan
13%
•
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Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Jan
6.00
•
common.:
83
Jan
466
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27%
Jan
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7,340
■■■'
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56
Jan
14
19 %
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Jan
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1.75 May
•
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63
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Apr
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147
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17%
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29%
168
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25 y2
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159
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158
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,
31%
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com
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-
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5%
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McColl-Frontenac Oil 4%
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100
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10
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preferred...100
Steel Corp
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Wilsils
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32
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38%
1%
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37
Feb
May
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Jan
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69
14
1
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27
33%
____
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of
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120
24
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555
53 %
4.75
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19
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110
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23
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28
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25
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.
9
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Great
Feb
4.40
Jan
75
100
22
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Class
28% May
28% Jan
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100
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22
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Jan
Mar
28
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Apr
19
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26%
10
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28
34 y2
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common
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4%
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A
Fleet
,
69%
100
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preferred
Bhawlnigan
1
21
27%
Jan
27 y4
53%
preferred
Lawrence
Federal
11% Mar
Jan
112
29
Saguenay Power 4%% - preferred...100
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49
2nd
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17
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20
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pfd
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,
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Jan
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<
105
59
...—...u..
preferred
Provincial
Quebec
16
-
*
'
Tubes
Bros &
Jan
37
156
34%
6
common
Power Corp of Canada
Roiland
a25
15%
21
common.
__
comrhon
19%
;
9
1,641
59
Ltd
Mills
6%
preferred
Placer Development
Powell River Co...
4
13,082
28
10 0
_
_
;i_
Corp
Weaving
Mines
Flour
Page-Hersey
4%
12%
25%
a50% a50%
25
preferred
Price
11%
I 26
25 y4
16
common.
Car
Wire
Pehmans
55
40
Jan
Jan
..
''
Breweries
Noranda
,
3%
7,834
a75
High
Jan
3.45 May
90
.
8%
a75
.*
Dominion Woollens ft Worsteds
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
-
.
28% May
.
a25
Locomotive
National- Steel
,
100
:
^National-Drag. & Chemical
Ogilvie
David &
Dominion
Feb
101%
.
May
\
875
14%
26'
preferred
Niagara
a23
23%
38%
8%
--
Jan
May
14
150
a23
12 %
_
<al2
14%
2514
_
,
11%
18
143
65
22%
*
.Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramway® .1 .1 J,
7%
a
14
a
23
Ac.—i._*
class
B
National
60%
21% May
Jan
28%
30.1
a23
Oil
Breweries Ltd
'Montreal
Apr
109
May
21%
75
14%
*
Corp
Class
46
210
144
_.V al3%-
__T
Molsor.
144
Mar
'
al"8% al8%
"31 3iy2
31
100
_
38%
70
50
100
preferred—
Dominion
160
5
A
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co
consolidated Paper Corp Lid
Crain Ltd
(R L)
Feb
'
Ltd
Mailman
Jan
-
International Utilities Corp..
class
preferred
Preferred
Mar
42%
May
20 y8
..a
Ltd
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
13% Mar
-
Jan
35 Va May
54%
preferred
B
Consolidated Div
100
a 6%
i
33%
205
8%
—
Feb
3.45
Z—*
Neon
Class
25
a5%
.♦
Preferred
;
25%
143
'
Products Ltd
Steel 'Prod
Claude
:
Jan
Apr
450
3814
com.*
Co.ZZZZZZ*
Low
87
3.45
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
87
>
Food
Chatco
Jan
27% May
615
a22 Yz a22%
?8 y8
23
_l
Class B
50% "Mar
62
100
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power Co Ltd—
Catelli
39% Mar
3,444
23
Apr
May
Low
Company Ltd-*
Apr
10
23
com—*
,
Feb
2,523
common.—__7.50
$4.00
19%
Jan
preferred
Canadian Western Lumber
Canadian Westinghouse
Apr
Jan
Shares
mmmm
5%
Jan
27
Jan
a4o
_.__~25
:
May
21%
for Week
•
Canadian
May
May
106
57%
com
International Nickel of Canada
7%
preferred
International Paper
48
81
97
23
•
36%
coin.Z.Z.*
Powders
93
a45
-
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Marconi Company
Canadian Pow & Paper Inv Ltd
Jan
54%-
25
Bronze
13%
a
1
Jan
103% May
50
24 %
97
Canada""com.ZZZs
Corp
23
48%
a45
*
4%
preferred
Industrial Acceptance
17%
Sales
Range
of Prices
P«r
20% Mar
108%
Week's
Last
High
Jan
May
56 y4
*
Ltd
104
24
2414
*
._
17%
103
215
48%
*
:____Z__50
Mining
Oil
6%
485
104
a
Imperial
International
18%
_~~100
common
Low
*
18
103
Friday
Bale Pries
STOCKS
Range Sine# Jan. 1
.
103
♦
Paper
High
18%
•
_
1927
preferred
Hudson
.
Bridge
Howard
Low
ZZlOO
common
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd Inc
Gypsm Lime & Alabastine
Hamilton
Shares
\
1
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
■'.'
,
JUNE
Sales
Rochette
Mines
Donalda
East
Mines
Sullivan
Eldona
Montreal Curb Market
-.1
6%c
7%c
-1
Uc
10c
12,500
1,650
..1
5%c
5%c
1,500
12c
16c
15,500
10c
Jan
16c
17%
17%
305
16
Jan
20
50c
Jan
65c
Feb
9.50
Jan
Mines
Ltd..
Gold
Fontana
Golden
15c
Ltd
Mines
3%c
Apr
54c
500
7.75
4,300
19c
19c
10%
Ltd—
Mines
(1945)
Manitou
May^
7.45
10%
11
300
9.25
Jan
5c
5c
2,000
3%c
Jan
7.50
7.70
1,100
6.00
Jan
10%
Ltd—;
Nickel
Mines
8c
7.60
Ltd
Ltd...
Mines
1
Ltd
1
7.70
,72c
6%c May
54c
Mines
Falconbridge
Apr
Cadillac
48c
Ltd
Feb
1.30
-1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Dome
Jan
May"
Mines-
7.40 May
19c
500
May
Jan
10 %c
Feb
15c
Feb
5%c
;,
Jan
May
Feb
32c
Jan
13
Feb
12 %c
Feb
8.15 May
Canadian Fnnds
Hollinger Cons
Friday
/
stocks
.
Last
"
Bale Price
.
y
y
.
v-
Anglo-Nfld
Atlas
"Auto
/'
;y
..
Development
Steels
Fabrics
Co...*.——8
Low
class
12
11
12%
17%
17%
4.50
4.50
class
—,1—
14%
14%
13%
$5
$3
convertible
2nd
Burnett
1st
Butterfly
Canada &
common
Hosiery
Co
:
Jan
10
165%
Jan
182
36
9%
Feb
11
-
5.50
•
20
15
14%
150
11
15'A
30,719
-
9%
—
100
page
43.
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
14%
Gold
May
May
May
96
Mar
123
Mar
52
4.00
700
175
9
1,500
20
3.25
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kayrand
Mining
Apr
6.00
Jan
12%
(Un)
12
12%
305
3c
3c
3%C
4,000
3c
Jan
1
23c
22c
23c
4,000
22c
May
42c
Jan
48c
50c
2,000
48c
May
99c
Jan
13c
May
1
Dev Ltd
&
8
1
—
1
Labrador Mining ft Explor Co Ltd
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
16 %c
1
—•
Shore
Mines
Gold
Louvicourt
Ltd
Mines
Lavalic
Lingside
1
Ltd.
Mines
1
Ltd
7.50
900
32c
17,800
30
%C;
9.75
13c
9.80
3,000
.
15c
8.80
8,000
3%C
7,000
16c
17c
3,000
1.00
1.00
6,100
1.05
1.14
2,400
60%
1
6.25
30c
300
13c
3c
1
Goldfields Ltd
17c
7.20
..
32c
60%
30
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
16%
5c
25c
9.50
55c
11%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
13c
'
May
35c
Feb
3c
6c
Jan
16c
May
May
Macdonald
Mackeno
Mines
Feb
Merrill
Island
Mining
Corp
Monpas
20 %
49%
-25
4,35
4.35
-300
60
60
120
50
Jan
63
Apr
4.35 May
23
Ltd
■*—
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Jan
20
May
49% May
Ltd
Mines
33c
Jan
86c
Mar
*
—
1.05 May
52% May
1.30
69
53
Mining Corp Ltd.
of Canada Ltd
Mines
Feb
Feb
Feb
Montauban
Mines
63c
53c 64 %c
^,100
53c
New
Calumet
Ltd
Mines
23%
23%*
200
21
Jan
25
Feb
New
35%
555
Feb
16%
100
16
May
20%
Feb
22c
24c
16,500
21c
May
41c
Apr
35c
50c
55c
13,075
3.00
3.00
3.00
21C
'22c
1,000
4,000
21c
May
45c
Jan
1.61
1.40
1.61
82,600
99c
Mar
1.65
Jan
21c
24c
5,875
20c
May
Formaque Mines Ltd
33
Jan
37%
Jan
New
Pacific
165
165
30
165
May
Jan
New
Santago Mines
&
78c
16%
50 %c
Ltd
.34%
Coal
Mar
16%
23 %c
Ltd
4.35 May
180
1.30
Jan
49%
35%.
Ltd
—
—
Apr
16 %
47
10%
May
May
Jan
940
*
Lake
Jan
Jan
275
20
-
Lake
-
4.00
L__—y_—^4
...
see
4.50
50
Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd—*
pot footnote*
14
200
10%
•
——•
.
20% Mar
115
>—_—
Canadian iOdustriea common
t
Jan
50
Ltd__.____.—...1
Dominion Sugar
preferred
9
13% Mar-
110
Cana<.lif> General Investments LttL^t
7%
4,440
"
50
Canada Malting Co Ltd;
•Canadian Collieries Ltd
Canadian
15,945
1
High
115
preferred.—
preferred
Ltd
Range Sine# Jan.
Low
10
al6
14%
Company common
Jack
Jaculet Mines Ltd
Shares
182
10
al6
A__
'
♦
-
182
__—_—:
Class B
.
18
4.50
\
..100
preferred—.
Ltd
Columbia Packers
8alee
for Week
High
*
Products
Brandram-Henderson
Brown
" of Prices
B____i_*
Ltd
Belding: Corticelli 1%
•British
Par
'
,
Week's
Range
Oils
Ltd
Ltd—
2.70
Jan,
Jan
64 %c May
3.70
24c
Feb
May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
(2324)
40
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED JUNE 1
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
fc
Week's
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Ltd
Mines
1
L
—
Pato Cons
Gold
Porcupine
;
4.90
5.15
16V2c 16'Ac
1.20
1.20
Ltd—
_1
800
925
2.45
4% %
7,600
31c
May
42c
May
61c
40 800
40c
Jan
90c
Jan
500
3c
Feb
7c
Mar
5c
20c
2,600
19 Vic Mar
35c
Jan
Apr
17 %c Jan
Jan
34c
22c
3.85
4,COO
51c
32c
20c
3.75
1
1
3.80
Ltd_l
1
6c
Manitou
Quebec
Mines
Refining
Quebec Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
Royrau Gold Fields Ltd
Smelting &
Quebec
Santiago
Ltd
Mines
Gherritt-Gordon
Rights
Silver
Gtscoe
Gold
Stadacona
Sullivan
Mines
United
Asbestos
Ventures
Ltd
Villbona
Gold
Corp Ltd
Malartic
Vinray
Wendell
.Western
Minerals
-
Oil
—_
Central
—
Co
Oil
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
32'A
Feb
4.75
4.75
350
Jan
6.50
1.10
1.20
24,443
10%
11
250
Selburn
2.16
*
300
4.500
—
16c
May
33c
3 Vic
Apr
6c
May
4.75
4,150
3.30
4.90
Apr
6.10 May
2.21 May
Apr
Jan
8.90 Mar
Jan
2.20
1.45
5,545
13
May
18% Mar
3,500
14c
May
23c
100
2.51
1.20
2.0U
1.03
3.25.
4,075
2,000
7,400
300
Jan
Jan
3.00
Feb
Jan
1.60
Feb
1.85
2.08 May
Apr
1.20 Apr
Jan
85c
3.25 May
3.25 May
Last
STOCKS
"
.•;"
K.-; \
vv'.
A:'
.
Power & Paper
preferred
.Abitibi
$1.50
class
new
A_—
.New
common
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
Gas
26,891
25%
1,530
*
18%
18%
18%
210
6%
6Vi
6%
10c
•
14%
11%
15%
11,011
7.50
Jan
15%
Jun
•
25c
25c 27%c
37,800
5c
Jan
1.06
Jan
i.—1
lil5
1.05
1.19
10,325
80c
Jan
1.43
Apr
1
6.10
5.55
6.10
53,173
Edmonton
Oil
Cons
Bread
—
——
B
Cement
Ajax
r—
Canada
Iron
Foundry
11
•
Distillers
Algoma
Steel
Ltd
common—
May
Jan
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum Co
American
2.490
3,000
87c
May
34%
I,320
28
Jan
95
93%
95%
595
91
Mar
23%
400
1.03
1.06
4,200
10c
9c
10c
2.56
5,000
10,400
42c
40c
43c
47,700
G.20
5.90
6.25
2.43
11
840
—1
16c
16c
17c
3,000
1
Anglo-Huronian
Wire
Cable
&
73 c
70c
76c
10%
"Apex
Mines
Consolidated
Area
Mines
Canadian
13p
18c
19c
Canadian
Car
''Argus
Corp
common
'Arjon
__
A;
Gold
'
Athona
Hardware
Mines
IIoo
84
22'c
35% May
107V2
Jan
26%
Feb
1.24
Apr
25c
51c
10%
May
6.65
Jan
Feb
16
-
13%
Feb
38
Jjm
May
Jan
32c
83c
Jan
class
B____
;''8%c Jan
4%c May
Jan
29c
Feb
(1937)
2.17
2.15
2.25
16%
17%
'
V-
'
L
,
Atlantic
vAubelle
-
Food
Products
7c
common
2.95
^
Machine
Ice
—
J.___
3.05
7c
•
2.35
II,700
17%
common
12c
500
Aumaque
Aunor
5%
Oils
6c
Auto
Eagamac
Trethewey
Eank
Barnat
Wines
Chateau-Gai
Chesterville
,
Circle
20%
21
4,255
17
Jan
21'A May
30
27%
30
4,105
24 %
Jan
30
Jun
May
19
Mar
Jan
68
Feb
16'A
16
16%
185
16
58'A
55
58%
470
50%
455
36
May
39'A Mar
21
May
23'A
Jan
A 27%
Jan
51
Feb
37%
38
21
21
21
63
40
40
41
205
4.00
3.85
4.00
230
/
7
7%
68
68
4.00
Jan
140
6'A
Jan
9
Feb
140
56'A
Jan
70
Feb
Jun
4.00
Jun
26 "r May
-36%
Feb
58c
81'Ac
Jan
4.00
10
26%.. 26%
58c
61c
7,500
22%
875
18
Jan
99
60c
Feb
4.60
3.30
22
4.00
10 %c
50
4.00
May
24% May
99
Jan
27
8,740
23%
Jan
32%
15
17
5,610
13 5A
Jan
22
Feb
1.20
1.24
300
Jan
144
Jan
2.60
2.60
2.60
1,700
2.04
2.00
2.09
15,500
50c
54c
13,450
16c 16 %c
6,570
:
54c,
16'Ac
109
3.25
1.95 May
Apr
3.00
Jan
2.05
Feb
Jan
48c May
74c
Jan
15c
May
30c
Feb
20c
Feb
8c
8c
3,000
8c
May
75c
75c
2,000
A 66c
Apr
1.02
Feb
13%
Apr
10
10%
,
10%
200
9
Apr
8%
200
8
Mar
Apr
9
Apr
1.60
1.24
1.18
1.27
14,800
96c
Jan
6c
5c
6'Ac
7,500
5c
May
13c
Jan
3,300
31c
May
80c
,Jan
31 %C.
33c
7%
30c
13,100
3.10
2,220
7%
7%
200
15c
May
Jan
1.10
33c
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
19c
22c
131.000
14c
Apr
1.15
24.500
72c
Mar
i.7c:
1.65
1.73
5,100
1.46
Jan
1.98 Jan
100
1.30
Apr
13%
13%
11'A
Jan
13% May
17
17
17
70
15%
Jan
17% May
27%
A
1
Plow
25
27%
830
22%
Jan
32
12c 12'Ac
1,000
12c
Lake
Coin
4.50
10
1.06
Cochrane-Dunlop common
Class
36c
Jan
7
1.07
Willans
Cochenour
Commonwealth Petroleum
4 %c
5c
14,000
2.16
5c
Yellowknife I—-—A_—
Colomac
Jan
11c
May
Apr
Mar
.Conduits
3.35 May
Jan
2.20
1,100
12%
12%
610
Feb
17c
Feb
Apr
6c
Feb
Jan
2.35
Feb
ll'Ac May
3%c
1.85
20% May
Apr
15'Ac Mar
.
Astoria
275
15
275
May
1.40
100
135
May
3.100
55c
9c
Bakeries
Consolidated
9c
9'Ac
3,728
7%
7%
215
;—
7%
—
Jan
Consolidated Beattle Mines
3.65
Jan
Consolidated
7
7
100
6%
Jan
8'A
Apr
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
30c
May
275
1.40
Mines
13% Mar
275
May
180
Jan
Jan
Apr
^ 80c
May
16c
Apr
9
Mar
78c
Jan
10'Ac
for
7'A
Jan
Jan
10c
Mar
.100
60c 65'Ac
—_
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
-9'A
5
Confederation Life
Coniaurum
12'A
1
National
36c"
14c
Mar
35
25% '..
17
Mines.—
Jan
3,340
102
100
27
2.41 Mar
6c May
20c
22:
Ltd
Silver
2.90
Jan
Consolidated
:—
2
45c
50c
45c
Apr
Cadillac.—
Central
.—1
6c
6c
7%c
17,000
6c
May
1
1.11
1.06
1.11
12,150
88c
Jan
1
32c
40c
2,648
25c
May
52c
Feb
—1
35c
35c
2,000
31c
May
58c
Mar
Howey
—
27
660
26% May
32'A
39'A
530
38'A
Apr
46
Jan
Consolidated Lebel Oro
38%
310
38
Mar
43
Jan
Consolidated
-10
1
1.03
1.15
7,700
90c
1.0SL
90c
57c
87'Ac Jan
1.32
Jan
Jan
1.08
Apr
Consolidated
46c
Jan
75c
Feb
.Consolidated
14%
Jan
27,360
I
56c
53c
15%
15%
15%
A—
50%
47
50%
140
40%
Jan
54
29%
25
29%
165
17
Jan
30% May
Conwest
10%
10
10%
725
10
May
Jan
Cournor
Mining
Innes
class
Power
A——
class
25
Bros
Telephone
.25
39%
9,800
1.27 May
-_1
II™
Gold
60c
-1
42c
Kirkland
Ribbon
-1
preferred
May
Consumers
12
41% Mar
Craig
(H)
10,697
45c
8,000
45c
Mar
70c
2,375
33c
Jan
60c
Jun
42c
45c
6,800
40c
May
58c
Feb
Croinor
3%c
3'Ac
50%
3,506
3c
lb
12c
2,700
53c
55c
,
-,i
5c
,5c
2,000
ll'Ac
May|,
10 %c May
45c
.
Jan
7c
58
50'A May
1.500
Gold
-1
Bralorne Mines
For footnotes
32 %c
5.90
see
page
43.
28c
3uc
7V„«
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14'Ac
Jan
154%
Apr
Feb
28c
May
May
%c May
,.
Jan
Jan
21c
7%
120
6%
Jan
8% Mar
1.10
1,000
1.00
Apr
1.30 Mar
148
May
150
149
2.90
5,060
1.75
Jan
3.35 May
Jan
17%
12
12
12
1,235
10%
15c
15c
5,141
10c
6%
7
500
13c
13c 13 %c
1,600
31c
500
117
117 117'A
15
6%
Mines
Nest
6%
May
Jun
Qc
Feb
67c
Davies
5.75
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9c
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4.0 >j
6c
Jan
wf.
7c
1Jan
Del
5-55 May.
,8.00
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9
1.315
31c
1
11c
27c
117
Jan
May
16c
8%
19c
45c
,
47c
May
Jan
Delhi
Ltd
Producers
Minerals
—;
—
(Temagamit
—
Mar
Jan
180
Mar
68
May
68
68
53'A
Jan
1
Petroleum
Rio
Jan
.100
—
Patricia
Oils
Feb
Mar
May
6c
8c
14,600
6c
May
23c
Feb
•
*
20c
23c
4,500
18c
Jan
32c
Feb
.
20
Feb
5c
,
1
—-
.100
Coal
Feb
147
2.70
15c
vot_
Distillery
Trust
Crowshore
165%
148
2.85
.100
Pershing
.Crow's
'Ac May
7'A
Davis-Leather class A
;
22c
1.00
Gas
Crestaurum
„1
Boymar
Vbc
Jan
8c
126
Feb
60c
Gold
JBordulac
32.839
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Bit
39%
--1
ll'Ac
'Ac
25c
Mining
45c
Bobjo Mines
■:
1,125
22,417
Gold.t.^——2.50
Quebec
A
Exploration
39 Vb
50%
-50
5,088
25c
23c
Jun
15'A
39'A May-
*
10c
139'A 148'A
—«
class
Press
148%
9c
10c
5
;
——
45c
-1
.
1
:
& Smelting
Nicholson Mines
Mining
Consolidated
80c
3.000
Bonville
-
Feb
20%
: 21c
Mines
Lode
900
Bonetal
T
Jan
28%
24'A May
1,285
Knitting common
Bar
1.U30
B
Bfdgood
Jan
76
25
23c
38
Bellekeno Mines
Kerens River
Blue
-
146
Jan
61%
24%
2.80
Cobalt
Crown
,
Jan
132
25
Gold
Chimo
38%
&
Bevcourt
49
Chromium
26'A
Metals
Bell
15
72
4
Corby
,
135
1
39%
Bathurst
,
135
70%
_1
Mines
26%
Bates
,
18% May
—50c
-
--10
Scotia
Mines
Beatty
Jan
8
——
-.10
Base
,
15%
Feb
Toronto
Class
25
—.U_—,
Research
Cheskirk Mines
43,800
Barymin Co Ltd
-
17%
..
————-_*.
Steel'common
Chatco
Rights
1
17%
•
Jan
1
—
Ltd
Co
Nova
of
of
Feb
Apr
*
Gold
Centremaque
Charter Oil
Montreal
of
Bank
Bank
Feb
50
1
24c
16c
37'A
Jan
1
Mines—.
Gold
3.30
14c
Jan
43%
*.
—:
6 %c
15c
24%
80
1
——
Oil--
Leduc
21c
—1
Mines
40
45%
--
—1
Gold
3.10
:
34'A
44%
—
Apr
39
Mar
25
23c
___!
Fabrics class A
34%
*
100
Vickers
3.15
6c
54%
Feb
45
—*
preierred
—1
—1
Jun
•
Cos common
___1
■
2__.
Gold
45
*
Malartic
Consolidated Duquesne
-
32
115
•
Feb
18
Jan
13 % Mar
5,020
17%
565
46
1
Locomotive
43c
2.01 May.,
15%
8,500
12c
17%
;
2.85
35
45
100
Preferred
;Coniagas
—
Mines
7%c
34
45
•
90
Jan
May
V'v
;
Yellowknife
Atlas
V
■
75
640
—1
A' ■
Oil
Steels
'Atlas
'
-
13'A May
Jan
-20c
48,550
17%
'
*
8%
35
__10
35
May
20'Ac
8,500
40'A Mar
Feb
3.15
Mar
4.60
Feb
13c
Jan
2.43 May
1,065
--
120
12%
Jan
Jan
3.25 May
.:
Jan
84
20c
Mar
42
*
Dredge
Patricia
May
'
Feb
8
41%
25
Porcupine
10c
•
22%
Jan
42
25
*
I
Central
13 %c
12%
Jan
6'A
11
20
-
common
preferred
Central
2,000
—1
Ascot Metals Corp
Ashdown
11%
—1
Preferred
/
12%
19%
100
.
♦
A
Celanese
Canadian
Cockshutt
*
Apr
•
class
Apr
1,500
—
1,140
16
10
Commerce
Canners
Castle
Jan
6%c
7,000
5'Ac
13c
—1
;
-
4%c
'III
Res
Porcupine
Aquarius
'
*
21%
Jan
Jan
*
A
Citra-Lartic
Ankeno
11%
425
25
—
class
Breweries
Canadian
Cariboo
May
23
76c
54,255
11
.
Mines
Rouyn
135
*
of
Bank
Canadian
Canadian
s
Anglo
14%
29%
May
7
■
preferred
Canada
May
1.42
3.00 May
18,865
2.45
__
27
•
—50
Varnish
Chemical
J
^
Oil
23%
1.06
,
*
__
—
97c
Aor
3.00
25
125
—_*
Lines common--
Canada
Jan
113A
Jan
55c
31%
Petroleums-.;
Anglo-Canadian
■».
pfd
:
Yellowknife
"Anacon'Lead
Anchor
of Canada
Nepheline
'American
9%
750
95c
Feb
27'A
-
SS
Jan
19c
3.25
75
Feb
10c
90c
Jan
20
Preferred
8%
6% May
33%
—
*
53%
*
Jun
18'A
76C
_1
Knife
Yellow
Alberta
179
11
B
Canadian
26c
260,603
Jan
7
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada
Feb
56
11
■
Class
Apr
4.75
Jan
20%
21%
Canada Packers class A
3.00
Jan
Jan
2.75
49
14%
14%
*
Canadian Pacific Railway
3,375
97C
27%
„__10
*
Machinery-.
Canada
Feb
95c
•
67%
A
20%
*
—
——
64
*
class
22% May
25'A Mar
42,100
11
67
20
Jan
15c
11
90
Apr
6.10 May
Apr
2.10
550
50
4.80
500
3.00
50
*
18% May
24%
♦
Petroleums
Akaitcho
11
»
2.80
3.00
50
common
Foils
Central
Agnew-Surpass
2.75
*.4
—50
1
High
61c
12c
,
*
common
preferred
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
32c 32'Ac
15c
•
Gas
&
--
■
565
1
Oil
&
21%
25
•
Acadia-Atlantic
,
18%
8% Mar
Apr
Low
25
Apr
Jan
Canadian
Shares
20%
common..*
20
new
40
6c
i
High
Low
Par
Mar
7%
Canadian
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
28
660
Class A
*"?or Week
Range
"
185
12,000
Canadian
Canadian Funds
Week's
May
9c
Preferred
Exchange
Friday
Feb
51
7%
Canadian
„
23
Jan
7%
New
Toronto Stock
Jan
40
7'Ac
2.92 May
2.08
Mar
12c
18
130
9c
Class B
Jan
85c
May
270
"
1
Jun
14
1.70
May
Feb
Jan
*
1.29 Mar
1.85
■
Feb
35
29c
Jan
31
A
Canada Northern Power.
Jun
15%
Jan
6.15
'
9c
6c
33%
:
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L
Canada
May
2.20
1.00
2.08
1.00
3,25
-t—
Jan
13
2.51
33
class A
B
Jan
Jan
38c
Jan
5c
LOCO
50
& Co
May
18c
17c
20%
49
Canada
Jan
Jan
7,400
200
20
Class
May
6.65 Feb
_
1.81
20
49
Jan
91c
2,200
1.100
*
_*
Jan
1.70
Jan
1,000
6c
Preferred
2.80 Mar
8.90
6c
Campbell Red Lake
92c
62c
1
_*
Canada
-
700
32
18c
17c
Calvan
Apr
Apr
200
—
Trans>Empire
14Vi
Jan
1,050
1.20
—
Jan
45c
3,300
146
32
32
Calmont Oils
Jan
46c
1,000
9,500
Callinan Flin Flon
Jan
5%c
8,500
_1
0
•
1.03
A -•*Av.
13c
Apr
May
10%
14,000
5c
Burrard class
Feb
15cl7'/8C
1.31
•
15%
Jan
6c
21c
5c
1
12c
8'Ac Mar
Feb
Calgary &
1.90
13%
*
10%
19c
•
14%
Jan
1.20
Feb
1.20 May
Jan
9'A
2,600
--
4.10
70c
5,100
19c
.
Calder Bousquet
Jan
May
1.13
6.10
6.10
-1.
Ltd
Company
Oils Ltd
1.20
1,000
——90c
Oil
Superior
Mar
May
2.21
-
94c
1.15
9c
Class
Apr
9'A
28'A
1.38
Gold
Apr
695
1.25
Lake
16%
690
8'Ac
Canadian
Jan
15
1.36
Burns
Feb
13%
30
1
Red
9%c
14%
Burlington Steel——
Jan
2.20
10.500
8.35
Ltd-
Co
3.70
Jan
565
Bunker Hill
Feb
Jan
1.20
32c
15%
1.13
5.60
8.35
Ltd
Oils
Phillips
11%
__
2.20
—_
10%
2.90
16
5%c Jan
29 %
__
Jan
45c
7.00 May
2 Vic
3.00
__
Ltd—
Petroleums
May
28c
92c
6.15
3.00
r;
2.20
National Petroleums Corp Ltd
Okalta
A>' 90c
5.90
15 %
_•
Ventures Ltd
Island
16c
3'Ac
16c
,
V;
Ltd--.
Oil
Home
,
35c
—*
.
35c
Mar
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
1.30 Mar
5,000
37c
•
€.15
-
Jan
6,000
11
32c
——*
-
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Gaspe
Long
10%
29 Vic
3.00
-
*
Ltd
100
6%c
4c
3%c
*
Ltd
60c
101
13,365
9c
29%
*
Buffalo
1.85 May
9,600
'—A
*
Explorers,
Federated
1.10
-
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Oils Ltd
_1
Petroleums
1.00
Jan
1.00
May
146
9c
22
14%
——
Buffalo
Jun
20c
May
15c
2,400
30c
Cahnont
Calvan
3.00
1.88
3,000
1.84
11
1
Ltd
Co
2.97
——*
Ltd
Oil Co
Petroleums
7.50
37c •/
1
Ltd
__
400
—
■
3c
1
/
Anglo-Canadian
Atlantic
2,000
6%C
Stocks—
Oil
40c
7.65
10%
1
Ltd—
Mines
95c
40c
_*
Products
Ashley
89 Vic
5.200
.,
1
4c
300
1
Ltd
Ltd
Copper Corp
Mineral
Weslville
Ajax
Mines
Pyrke &
6,750
,
1.05
•
Mines
Amulet
.Weeden
Jan
20c
—1
Ltd—
4.65
1.88
'
1
-
Mines
Jan
Mar
9%c May
2.60 May
Jan
94
97
Buffalo Ankerite
Jan
7c
2.97
.
1
Ltd
16c
1.60
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Silver
Waite
Ltd
Iron
Cons
Tobrit
May
18c
—
__*
1
Ltd—
9c
1.60
—
1
_
(1944)
Jan
15,400
3.15
2.80
3.15
19 Vic
1
—
4%c
2,000
4c
4c
—
—
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Rock
Steep
-
Ltd
9,000
3,500
May
90
15'A
•
B
78
7%c
A
1
class
Feb
35
Buffadison Gold
May
36c
May
12c
Mills
Bruck
4.15 May
Jan
2.45
Jan
25c
32
96%
——
8%C
—-—_—
.
2,500
10c
9c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
4,200
13cl3'Ac
6c 6Vic
50c
i™
w
Miller
4,500
Jan
81%
pfd
Porcupine
29
81%
•
Class B
—..—•
British Columbia Power class A
*
Broulan
Feb
20
31
*
_
28c
34'/2
31
31
class
Jan
5,770
—25
100
Packers
Apr
29'A
34
34
100
Columbia
Feb
17c
31%
*
Forest Products
British Columbia
British
27%
Jan
13,700
Oil common
preferred
Jan
4,042
15c
ll'Ac
Columbia Elec 4%
BHtlsh
/
20c
34c
20c
High
Low
23%
15c
Lake
Preferred
3.40 May
Jan
5c
—
Chibougamau Goldfields
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22%
1
American
Jan
1.65
1.14 May
56c
5c
Mines
Prime
Mar
16c
Red
British
Feb
21c
3.15
3.15
32c32'Ac
56c
Ltd
3,000
6.00
^
Brewis
23%
Light & Pwr com_*
Traction
Brazilian
Apr
Feb
29c
Jan
4.50
Low
Pa:
High
May
20c
2,100
__
1
Co Ltd—i—_—1
Mining
4,000
3.15
1
1
Ltd™
Mines,
Fields
Gold
Perchcourt
Pitt Gold
Dredging Ltd
Silver
Penn-Cobalt
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23c
22c
23c
Corp
Mining
STOCKS
High,
Low
Par
Ltd...—-_i—„
North Denison
Mines Ltd
1
_!■
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
1
1.20
Normetal
Shares
Last
■.
Noeana
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
.
Sales
Gold
Ltd
Mines
_•
20'A May
24
Feb
21
185
22c
23e
14,600
20c
May
32c
Feb
18c
20c
13,200
15c
Apr
28c
Jan
1.05
1.15
18,050
16c
19c
37,260
20%
23c
Ltd—1
1
1.13
—1
J.6c
...
1.05
12 %«
Jan
Feb
1.40
21c
Jan
Mar
WAMHHinihW
Number 5017
^Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2325). 41»
■"'
%,.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Discovery
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
Coal
28%
•
j
Bank
Dominion
Low
•
JUNE
Friday
Low
High
Par
Dominion
Scottish
Inv
Dominion
Steel
Coal
Dominion
Stores
&
1,670
27%
Apr
34
Feb
Jack
15%
Jan
20
Feb
Jaculet
Mines
24c
31%
Jan
Jellicoe
Mines
21,669
l
8c
9c
23 % May
Joburke
Gold
i
6c
6c
Jupiter
1,690
26
345
22%
22%
50
22
50'A
49%
50%
2,235
40
Jan
54
98%
97%
98%
115
97"% May
102
12%
12%
13%
540
12% May
1.50
preferred
class
43%
43%
25% May
Feb
33%
36
Waite
13
14
Preferred
35
34
—
35%
1,971
20%
20%
100
13%
23.50
14%
1,115
__
1
Mines
22c
i
,
Ltd
Kayrand
50c
"
-
1.16
Mining
48'A
Apr
39'A
Apr
Kenville
Jan
14%
Jan
Kerr-Addison
36%
•
common
*
__
10%
__
10'A
10%
Jan
22% Mar
Keyboycon
16%
20% May
51c
57c
17,400
Mines
Donalda
Donnell
&
Mudge common
5%
5%
10'A
10%
Kirkland
10 %
__
—
_1
—
5'Ac
4,000
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
i
;
i
Feb
Kroy
Mines
Ltd.
Amphi
—
_
•
Feb
9
Jan
13%
Feb
5c
Jan
8c
Mar
Malartlc
6c
4,000
6
Mines
11c
12c
4,500
10'Ac
Sullivan
1.05
17,250
98c
May
66c
61c
69c
56,300
51c
Apr
7.35
7.55
1
Mines™
1.73
Lake
7.75
80c
7.30 May
14,120
Invest
Economic
9.65
Feb
7%
675
6%
Jan
8% May
5'Ac
400
5%
Jan
6% Mar
23
49'Ac
22
200
16,562
47'/a
1,250
7,866
,1,500
May
18c
18 %c
20c
10c 12'Ac
—1
Fen-Rey
23
49c 55 %c
1
Gold
550
237/s
21%
22
1
Elder Mines
El
7%
5'Ac
-20
class A
Eddy. Paper
Eldona
7%
—
(John)
Ltd
Brass preferred
Empire
6c
6c
1
——
6c
:
—22
21'A
21%
27%
Apr
Jan
26
11%
11%
63c
Apr
May
32c
Jan
10c
Mar
16c
Apr
5c
35
Estella Mines Ltd
1
1.80
1.75
1.90
May
8c
Jan
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1
1.00
82c
1.05
21'A May
6,200
Corp
Famous
_•
Nickel
Falconbridge
—
Cos
Frobisher
Co
—;
Expiration
A
•
—
1
a_ji.^m.».»nn»r3l
I
—
;
class
Mfg
'
Osu
Lake
Shore
Lapa
May
16
Mar
16%
16%
110
20.200
16%
17%
13c
4,485
28,425
1.05
17c
47c
500
37c
Jan
77c
6,213
66c
May
12c
14c
3,000
12c
May
1.10
1.15
3,200
77c
Feb
18
Feb
25'Ac May
19'A Jan
May
70c
Jan
12c
Jan
19
19%
285
7.20
7.65
3,380
32c
31c
32c
10,400
30c
22c
80c
1.32
"U"
78c
Mar
1.14
Feb
I,000
3c
Apr
6%c
Jan
16c
18c
8,250
16c
May
35c
Jan
19c
19c
2,250
17c
May
29'Ac
Jan
9.90
3,860
32c
7,540
9.55
9.45
28c
28c
2.05
2.00
2.05
5.75
5.80
220
15
15
40
6%c
7c
8.50
26c
400
8,600
5.10
14
Jan
17
Feb
Feb
8c
May
3%c
4c
3.000
3%c
Jun
7c
Feb
2%c
7,000
2'Ac
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
13%
14
270
13'A
Jun
15%
Feb
13c
14c
9,200
12c
May-
35c
Feb
31c
2,000
30c
May
55c
Mar
1
oils
*
30c
X
1.02
6%c
1.01
1.04
5.515
6'Ac
G%c
2,500
14c
61,100
12
%c
1.00
•
-
Jan
1.20
5'Ac Mar
5c
/
Jan
Apr
18c
Jan
•*
<
13c
Mar
,•
Gold
Mines
Ltd
;
London
Hosiery class A
Island Petroleums
Louvlcourt
2,350
31%
390
30% May
34%
32
32'A
385
31%
35'A
Feb
5%c
5'Ac
7c
12,690
10c
Jan
9%
9%
9%
11
Feb
14c
16c
2,000
13c
May
22c
Jan
15c
17c
14,200
15c
May
35c
Jan
11'Ac
13c
4,600
11'Ac May
20c
Feb
1.81
1.75
1.87
2,550
2.48
Jan
1.00
95c
1.12
25,240
"
*
Goldfields
I
Yellowknife
16'Ac
•
Mines
MacDonald
67c
30%
32%
1
A__
31
•
class
B
61c
•
-
Groceterias
Mackeno
6.75
Apr
Jan
2%c
Long Lac
Macassa
Feb
Jan
2.40
May
5c
l
Lynx
12
40c
*
13%
1 *
Long
Jan
Jan
1.75 May
3%c
1
Lomega
Jan
7,000
1
Gold
Class
Jan
3
__
Leduc Consolidated
Loblaw
Jan
9.60
55c
4c
Lencourt Gold
Little
19%
Jan
85c
Island
Lavalie Mines
Leitch
Feb
4c
1
Secord
1
_
Mines
.
Lake
,
Jan
18c
78c
*
Cadillac
Larder
Feb
Jan
1.09
Jan
6.10
May
68c
,
May
17%
Apr"
24c
Jan
16
Jan
1.33
"*
1
1
25
55c
Jan
1.09
Jan
5%c Mar
8'A
Jan
1.65
•
May
85c
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.32
Feb
12c
18,100
6c
7'Ac
18,500
1
1.03
1.02
1.17
43,950
1.02
Jun
1
Mines
Gold
10c
7'Ac
2.50
2.41
2.65
9,958
2.01
Jan
23
22%
325
16%
Jan
28
Apr
2,595
16%
Jan
28
Apr
1"
:
Mines
15c
Jan
8'Ac
47Ac May
Jan
1.85
Feb
3.95
,,
Jan
20%' Feb
109%
Jan
Jan
3.55 May
6.70
MacMillan Export class A.
Class
42 % Mav
«
50 w- F«b
•
B
—•
t
23%
23
22%' 23'A
—
2.12
"12.200
17c
19c
5,200
.1.88
.2.05
16,200
_*
Magnet Consol
2.02
2c
2'Ac
24,000
100
Mines.
105
105
10
103
Apr
106
Jaw
Jan
1
2.05
I
2.00 May
2.75
Jan
17c
30c
Jan
May
(J0.25. Feb
17%
Jan
104
23
May
106
May
Feb
Mar
12 %C: May
15,000
•'
22 %c
.
Malartlc Goldfields
Manitoba
Eastern
&
Manitoba
1
Sugar preferred
8.10
Feb
1.91
1.85 May
2c
2.90
3'Ac
May
Jan
Jan
•
14
14
14
107
14
Apr
16
•
—
13
12%
13
530
12%
Jun
15%
Feb
4 'Ac
4'Ac
750
7c
Feb
8%c
8'Ac
9c
3,500
17%c
Feb
Feb
Jan
6.1C1
7'Ac
10,500
7c
Jan
11c
Feb
2'Ac
5,000
2'Ac
Jan
5c
Jan
30c
33e
3,500
30c
May
58c
Jan
16%c :17 %c
2,600
16c
May
6%c May
7'Ac Jan
23c
Jan
14c
Jan
Leaf
Maralgo
Milling
1
Mines
4c
May
Jan
12c
Maple
Marbenor
Marcus
i'i',
31 %d
6%e
7c
1,500
7'Ac
7%C
1.00C
7.40
--
7.75
31,610
4c
Jan
3c
5c
Apr
3c
Jan
3.068
6c
8.40 May
May
1,000
3,050
4'Ac
6c
5.75 i
-
'
9'Ac
Jan
8'Ac Jan
Malartlc
Mines
Ltd
1
7'Ac
4,000
7'Ac May
1
6c
6c
7c
8,000
3'Ac
12%
11%
12%
21,725
—1
20c
20c
25c
9,400
1
,
—
Matarrow Lead
*
Ltd
•
common
1——100
8c
13%
—
McColl-Frontenac
26
*
13%
695
26
28'A
2,570
:
88
88
27c
30c
16,050
59%
—
88
30c
Preferred
..
8'Ac May
•
Gold
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
Maxwell
7.70
~~7~i
Mines
Goldora
14c
Apr
7c
a;;
Gold hawk Porcupine
Feb
2%c
--
2%c
i
9,550
•
.
Maple Leaf Gardens
i
Jan
15c
l
MacLeod-Cockshutt
97
Jan
2.30
6,745
—-
May
65c
7.50
1
Lapaska Mines
Red
S
7.15
i
46c
19%
•
River
Jan
6.70
■—
16.400
24,500
-
1
Ltd
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
Macho
4.95
15c
.
Jan
1
Mines
Macfie
525
12'Ac
;—<—
;
4.65
Mar
17%
56
_i
Manitou
Jan
102% May
385
V
11c
■»
Lake Wasa Mining..
La
Luz Mines
Apr
5.50
104
■
Mines
Apr
Jan
20%
■
Golden
64%
103
5.00
104
nil i
——
Jan
Jan
1,000
20%
Gold—..
Eagle Mines
Feb
May
5.80
20%
1
Goldcrest Gold
70
94
115
_1
Mines
Feb
5.50
''
1
■
Lake
3.05
5.30
5.80
42%
——
Jan
Mar
76
2.70
10
8c
9.10 Mar
Jan
39%
825
Feb
May
100
1,120
104
3.25
42%
Gold Mines—
■
Goldale
18%
May
•
Gold
Maasen Red Lake Gold
1
Gold
18
104
3.25
3.25
Feb
Mar
43c
Jan
65
100
42%
Lake
Glenora
„•
97
Jan
Jan
48%
5,000
•
100
common
Preferred
Yellowknife
3.45
-
•
A_,
Geneva Lake
Gililes
3.25
13%
—
—
General Steel Wares
Gold
20
96
*
Products
General
God's
50
102
3.45
100
Petroleum
ClcLSS
Giant
56%
102
6c
l
Feb
May
24
Jun
1.40
25
54%
•
common
Bakeries
4'/aC
4.85
4,741
65
Jan
35c
15,548
51%
100
—
preferred
General
2.25
49
102
*
.
—.
Power
Gatineau
5%
500
1,000
1.80
Jan
22
11,788
25c
*
100
common
preferred
General
16
65
Preferred
Galr
33%
11%
8.65
B
Fraser
28% May
4'Ac
50%
*
Ford Motor class A
Class
400
1,315
35c
2.15
_•
:
13%
30
8.25
—
Jan
13%
50
5,000
I_1
,
Lexindin Gold
Jan
8.40
Feb
1.63
18%
4'Ac
__
2.85
Apr
May
Jan
35c
.
Manufacturing
Fleet
1.55
16%
8.40
9
Feb
190
22%
Jan
18c
Apr
12
77c
12,923
17
•
22'A
--
■
Petroleums
Flank
13%
..1
.
Petroleum
Federated
29'A
20
preferred
Kirkland
Federal
30
—If
common
redeemable
$1.40
16%
'.3%
Players
Grain
17
_*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal
11%
9.90
11
22
Jan
10
24,100
Eureka
19c
16 %c
Apr
Jan
19%
125
—25
——
Equitable Life Insurance——^
May
i
Fortune
Laura
Gold
El Sol
6c
Feb
5%c
10
(new)
Jan
8,500
50c
1.20
Jan*
44c
1.15
Lake Lingman
Jan
*
—
-
May
22c
May
14c
Labrador Mining & Exploration!
Gold Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
Jan
*
Machine..
Easy Washing
46c
1.05
11c
■.
21c
47c
Ltd
Lake
East
21C"
High
Mar
12%c May
16c
Townsite
Oils
Labatt
18%c Mar
Jan
98c
1
—
11c
Apr
12c
Mines
East Rim Nickel
7c
1.00
East Crest Oil
East
7c
AL
3,000
72c
Laduiama
East
13%cl3%c
5c
Feb
3%
160
44.000
17
Lake
Kirkland
65c
10'A May
46c
50
5'Ac
5%.
—
9
Class A
Duvay Gold Mines
Jan
13
50
53c
Woollens
Dominion
9%c
Apr
30%
V-.
Gold
Kirkland-Hudson
Textile
Dominion
8c
•
22c 23 %c
—
Kelvinator
Jan
12
320
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
Feb
Oils
i
Ltd
Quebec
9c
Feb
157A
»
Mining
27
1,175
14
•
May
"
Gold
43% May
30
35'A
—25
B
Low
Jacknife
28%
27%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
17%
—
Low
43c
16%
•
Magnesium
Shares
Jan
Jollet
Dominion
for Week
29c
—
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
6,100
25%
red sinking fund preferred -100
4%%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
35c
25%
-25
Dominion Foundry & Steel common
1
STOCKS
16%
-10
preferred
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31c
2
Ltd
Mines
Dome
J
1
Yellowknife
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Friday
53%
60%
915
45c
46c
10,550
4'Ac
47Ac
5,000
McDougall Segur
58
11
12'Ac Jan
10c May
Apr
Mar
13% May
20c
Jun
11
Feb
15
187A
Jan
28% May
A 88
63c
Feb
May
Jun
99
Jam
21c
Jan
39c
Apr
53%
Jan
70
Feb
44c
Feb
54c
Jan.
'
4%C
—l
Goodfish Mining
V
•
Preferred
—
Class
A
97
—50
—•
■
v.
48'A
90
98
48%
48%
52
48%
540
105
Feb
30
Jan
Feb
23c
Jan
46%
Feb
52%
May
May
10c
25,370
46%
Mar
48
1,000
42%
:
93
546
11'Ac:11'Ac *
■
50%
<
•
preferred
97
48%
1
Bousquet
Great Lakes Paper common-1
8c
Mclntyre Porcupine
Goodyear Tire common
Graham
47Ac '
Feb
52
Jun
49
.
Apr
McKenzle
McLellan
Red
Lake
—
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
7%c
Gold
Mercury
46c
—
Gold
Lake
Mills
6 %c
8c
;
4.50
-
6,410
9c ;
-
8'Ac
6'Ac May
13'Ac
Ja«v
14c
Mar.
600
-
7%c
Jan
810
8c
4.50
3'Ac May
3.75
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
3.50
Feb
'
9
Greening Wire
Gridoil Freehold Leases
Guayana Mines
Gulf Dead Mines
Gold
■24%
24%
V
1,
•
■
mil
16 %C
•
—
;
Jan
5
7.75
1,700
6%
Apr
.
11%
ii—i
Jan
9c
Jan
21%
1
Milton
16,300
6c
Jan
2,000
2c
May
14
376
18,900
8'Ac :;
12%
6%C Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
20'Ac
;
Feb
37C
Headway
Red
Lake
Heath
Gold
Hedley
Heva
25c
Jan
69c
Feb
6,700
37c
May
'93c
10c
12c
11.200
8%c May
18c
Jan
12 %c
15c
38,100
7c
Feb
16c
May
50c
59c
7,100
44c
Jan
76c
Feb
9%c 10 %c
3.920
7c
Jan
20c
Feb
10c
Gold Mines
92c
92c
1,000
85c
Jan
1.15
Moneta
4c
2,200
4c
May
6%c
Jan
ll'Ac 11'Ac
3,500
10c
Jan
18c
Dauch
26
26
26
50
24%
Jan
Hollinger Consol
12%
11%
12%
10%
Jan
13%
13%
14
3,242
5,533
5c
4%c
5c
30,500
5%c
3.000
57%
920
Gold
Hosco
1
Yellowknife
Homer
Hudson
Mines
&
Erie
20%
5%c
1
_
*
1
57
55
22c
21c
23c
6,800
paid ——♦.—100
24
24
25
75
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron
-
--10
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
"
Preferred
Lake
30%
30
36%
34%
11
11
.—
National
1
Brass-
*
■*
Inglis
Inspiration Mining
—;
International Metals class A_
International Nickel Co common
Preferred
i
—
International Petroleum'
For footnotes- see page
1
t
:
Mar
43.
17%
25
24%
1.85
•
260
31c-
1,985
16'A
16%'
24%
4.50
-——
8c
/.
National
80
25
1,525
150
24% '
5.00
■300
9c
12,500
7%
500
1.50
12%
Jan
2.10
Jan,
Jan
2.02
t,
May.
Feb
20
v.
23
„
30c
May
14
Mar
19%
Feb
29%
24%
44c
24% May
4.00
8c
Feb
Apr.
Jan.
Feb
Jan
Mar:
27
6.00 Mar
14c
May
38%
Mines
Negus
Feb
New
13% May"'
18% Mar
New
475
16
3,870
27
27%
183
27
255
27
27%
British
12c
Calumet
6 %*
Jan
9%
12'A
Jan
12
ls
Feb
Apri¬
May
28%
May
■■
Jan
5%c
Jan
54
May
20%
Apr
24
Jun
23
3c
•
Apr
May
75
8%
100
8%
Jan
28
14%
Jan
41c
1,500
46
55
36
16,583
38%
28
41c
39
-138
13
-
Jan
3'Ac
1.60
2.99
2.90
1.27
1.17
30c
Jan
28
Jan
Jan
25% Mar
7c
33
New Goldvue
New
Gold
Jan
Mar
Laguerre
1.40
Jan'
2.566
7c
May
lie
Mar
3c
Apr
7c
Feb
1.75
5,000
*
26,397
37c*
II,425
1.19
Jan
May
3,425
10,380
2.65
1.10
26c
-
3.65
Jan
1.45
Jan
Feb
Jan
43c
Jan
May
97Ac
9,500
6c
May
25c
Jan
14c
——
14c
6,167
11c
May
24c
.
Jan
9'Ac;
4,000
7c
May
Mines
New
Marlon
Mosher
Long
7c
1.51
5%C
Gold
New
9c
1.52
Mines
Lac
Newnorth Gold
Norsman Mines.
5%c
1.65
17,180
6'Ac
55Ac May
6,000
13c
26c
9c
29c
37Ac
2.000
9c
9'Ac
•8,000
97AC
19c
Jan
2.53
..
1.45 May
7,250
37Ac
Mines
:.
Jan
10c
52c
Jan
Jan
Feb
3c
May
7'Ac
Jan
9c
May
20c
Jan
Feb
New Norzone
9'Ac
9c
33,408
5%c Mar
12c
New
8'Ac
8%c
8%C,
7,641
7%c May
14c
Feb
8'Ac
8'Ac
8 'Ac
3.000
Jan
3%c,
3.000
8
May
3'Ac May
11%
3%c
-1,700
•1.51 Mar
9% Mar
18
%
Feb
Pacalta
Oils—
55c
Jan
New
52-'
Jan
Nib
Feb
Nlpissing Mines
May
Nlsfj Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
9%c
Hugh Malartlc
Jan
Feb
Feb
71c
1.65
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
2.40
31%
3,375
1.26
33c
May
Jan
May
530
3.00
Mines
Oil
31
Jan
27
12,550
-
3'Ac
1.50
May
35% May
15
-.7,680
.
7%C
A—.
33c
New
Newlund
15%
17%.-20%;
.80c
1.58
New Dickenson
13
28%
<
28
Mines———
Jan
Feb
11
1.010
1.93
74c
Dominion
9c
New
Apr
6% May
—
62%
39% Mar
100
29
1.80
.27
28
Jan
Jan
.
28
1.90
B
t
Bidlamaque
4%c May
27%
5,000
4G
-
11%
14%
Alger
1,320
11 Via
141% 141 %r"
19%
11%'
•
28
class
Petroleum
Feb
8,1.28
37% '
4%c
41c
•
7% May
107A May
5
7c
Hosiery
16%
8%
5/100
—
—<————--20
29%
15%
46
7%
Drug & Chemical common__5
National Steel Car
36%
23%
28%
8%
1
•
i——•
:
Preferred
Apr
4c
4%C
*
Acceptance common
Machine class A_
(John)
& Co
Ingersoll
17%
10'A May
157A May
Mines
Preferred
New
Industrial
1.50 Mar
2,400
•
National Grocers common
30
23
25
—
—
175
30%
6%
£1
——
preferred
4%
Indian
2,400
10,452
l—I".—25
Mylamaque
New Jason
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil —!
1.90
2.44
17'/a
•
common——
20%c Jani
-
May
8% May
17%
common
Preferred
New
Oil
Home
2.65 May
10c
2.32
Porcupine
National
Highbridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee r—
&
50
30c
Knitting
Corp
:
16%
1.85
Corp
Montreal Locomotive
Moore
1,605
22,800
12c
10%
2.39
—
Metals
Corp
Monarch
2.80
10c
Feb
4c
Highland-Bell
Hinde
2.70
10%
11c
Jan
14c
————
5,200
43c
59c
Mascot s—\_i—
40c
37c
10c
.—
35C
39c
Gold
Head of the Lakes Iron.
2.75
--.
Grain
16%
Brick
Mindamar
Morrison
Hasaga
—
Pacific
&
Feb
Jan
40c
12 %c May
Jan
10
10,600
9c
18c
4'Ac
Jan
579
11%
Jan
27% Apr
Mining
14 c
,
Mid-Continent Oil
Midland
21c
Jan
2'Ac
15c 16'Ac
'Mexican Light & Power common.
10% May
Feb
21c
,
7%c Jan
;
2C
11%
9C
690
25
11c
13%
•
—
Harding Carpets
Harrlcana
-
1
—
Bridge
lie
llc~r
10%C
-1
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Rock Gold Mines
Hard
100
7,240
1,500
*
—
Halcrow Swayze
Hamilton
9.75
lie
-
!
5'/a
9.25
9.30
-III1
——-
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne—-—
Halliwell
5%
*
42%
144
21% May
Nor
Thurbois
—
Yellowknife..—
jicme Gold
1 54
.1.60
30c
'35c
1.00
34C
1.00
19,900
"
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.
30c
Jan
3.00
Jan
60c
Apr
85c
5'Ac Mar.
.
Jiviv
'
100
;
1.40 Apr
42:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2326)
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
..
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
ENDED JUNE 1
'
Sales
Rang®
lor Week
Last
STOCKS—
Friday
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
of Ptices
Range Since January 1
vPar
-—•
Noranda Mines
Mines
Norpick Gold
North
Inca
Northland
10,100
3c
23c
25c
8,200
20c
May
•
1
Star
Mines
Oakville
I
_—
5%c
12'A
15c
1,500
15c
Feb
25c
18c
20,500
12c
Mar
22c
Feb
' 5c
6c
12%
.6
2,900
18c
49,210
14c.
6%c
3%c May
2,000
6'Ac;
6.00
Jan
5c
18,000
9'A
Jan
Feb
Jan
12%
common
Steeloy Mining
9%
1,320
29c
32c
61,200
1.13
1.20
5,200
8'A
30c
1
1.17
22c
Mar
Oil
•
Selections
5'Ac
5%c
—
2,000
5c
Gold
10c
May
*
11c
10c
lie
15,000
•
.
2.56
2.45
2.60
7,400
Okalta Oils
1.95
Omnitrans Exploration
Lake
Osisxo
1
Mines
3%c
825
1.10
31,110
1.10
600
7c
11,500
9.35
14c
2,000
6
98c
1.10
3%c
5'A
3%c
5'A
17c
1.00
•
i
Orange Crush
17c
„
4,700
7,740
.
3c
Navigation
Pacific
(Eastern)
Pacific
1
1
98c
Petroleum
—
5c
„
1
9.35
-
8.75
5%
Western
Paramaque
Mines
Taku
Feb
7'A
Credit
People's
46c
8c
51
May
75c
3%c
2,500
3c
2,500
2%c
i,«oo
56%
May
May
River
common
(Pearson)
38c
39c*
*
—
30
30
7c
Pickle
•
1.51
1.51
1.73
—1
Gold
Crow
2.03
1.85
2.03
Mines
-
May
!
Jan
May
82c
■
J
*
:
Apr
Feb
93
2.00 May
95'A
Feb
99%
Apr
5c
Jun
19c
Jan
Jan
1.45
Jan
1.05
ljOl
Max
4%c May
10c
29'
6,000
33
Feb
7
Mar
490
75
6%
Feb
6,950
1.98
Apr
2,000
6'Ac
Jan
21c
Jan
7
'2.20
7 %C
(
7'Ac
-
25c
25c
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1.87
-1'
.
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25c
4,400
1.89
1.85
1,600
13%"
12%
-
„
May
Feb
2.52
13c
Jan
-
Jan
Feb
38c
1.20
644
Jan
2.25
Feb
-11%
•-
Jan
15'A
Feb
2fcc
32c
25%
24%
25'A
•;
3.15
3.15
3.25
*,
*;
54c
53c
20c
55c
35c
40c
;
Transcontinental
Resources
—
I
112%
Apr
25o
-72
113%-113%'
-
32c
—*'
class A.
Finance
:
—1'
...
Empire Oils
16'
Jan
May
61c
45c
Jan
30
—■*
40c
Jan
Feb
Petroleum
Trend
Jan
Mar
27c
Union Acceptance
Union
Gas
Union
1.50 May
1.95
May
75,050
3.00
Jan-
116
41c
Jan
30
24"% May-
560
8.824
-
Feh
Jan
3.50 Mar
50c
12,600
v
Jan
May
Jan
89c
20c
6,150
2lc
Jan
———
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Corp class A
37c
•
Jan
11%
11c
8
Mar
57'A-
Feb
Apr
21% May
Mar
92c
29%
Feb
17c
1.22
Jan
25
28%
Feb
55
55%
Jan
59
8,290
11%
11
V,;
1.02
Apr
1,000
1.12
29%
.
Feb
17%
1,470
47,510
1.00
29 %
—:
May
7
100
-
-
ll'Ac ll'Ac.
1.05
35c
5,300
;
56%
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preferred—_— 50 *
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United Fuel class A
United Keno Hill
-
-.7%
20%
7%
19 'A
20%
-1.
Mining
United
3.05 Mar
V',
•
:—
'
7%'
„9
preferred-—
—
United Asbestos
Apr
May
1.76 May
900
Jan
1.23
6%c Mar
25
5,553'::
Feb
3.75
,
Jun
".
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•
Mortgage
Traders
5'Ac Mar
35c
100
30
4,5,90
„
1.00
2.10
2.15
——1
—
Petroleums
Trans
Jan
3c
12
1,000
1.50
29'A'e
29
*:
common.
Elevators
Toronto
Feb
50c
400
18c
.
Jan
Jan
87% Mar
22,000
.1.29
1.00
29
*
;
Jan
2'Ac
11,960
Jan
Jan
11
72% Jan
25
8c"1
5c
1.23
*
Ltd
Toronto
Jan
1.17
50c
3'Ac Mar
71,163
,,
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1,680
,
92,
'100
99 %
5c
1.23
1
Tombill Gold
Feb
32c
46c
Jan
~
30"
1.85
r
10'Ac
Feb
2.85
78c
36%
-
Feb
5,750
37c
Gas
&
Engravers
Pioneer Gold
—
92
f9'A
.100
-
Thompson-Lundmark
Feb
10%
15,000
53c 59'Ac
12
13
59c
1
Sec
„
Oil
Photo
1
-—*
Consol
Paymaster
Perron Gold
—
1.50
—
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
1.70 Mar
1.75
Jan
53 %
88c
38c
'
78%'
13c
35,200
78 %
Jan
Apr
Jan
2%c
•
1
Malartic
Partanen
Petrol
1
30%
5,650
1.05
92
Transvision-Television
:i
Malartic
Parbec
'
1,500.
'3.00
1.65
Tamblyn
5c
395
14c
•.
2.95
1.00
36% Mar
30%" Jan
""
Feb
7.55
3c
38c
1
—
.
—
.
14c
2 97
'
5%c Feb
Jan
52 %
80c
32c
53%
*
10c
Oil
6.70 May
1.05
preferred
Jan
21c
Jan
3'Ac
Page Hershey Tubes
Pan
3 %c May
Surf Inlet
Tower
Pamour Porcupine
8,500
20,840
125
Jan
*
4c
34'A
May
74c
Jan
7.80
570
~
Feb
3.00
May
1.00
48c
r
4c
ordinary™—
7c
Jan
7.40
1
Torbrit Sliver Mines—
Pacific Coyle
33v
*
Jan
22c
Jan
May;
4.25
4,000
*
5%
16'Ac Jan
Jan
„
62c
:
7.50
Rights
Taylor
•
O'Leary Malartic
255
-
1
—
Bupertest' Petroleum
Jun
1.60
May
7,"
.
33'A
Ltd
Oils
Syivanite. Gold
Ogama-Rockland
High
-
33%
1
Sullivan Cons Mines—
Buperior
Jun
39c
%
1.13 May
Low
3 2'A
•
—-—
River
Sturgeon
Jan
9%
Feb
Range 8inoe January 1
k
33
>—25
Common
5
High
59c
1
*'
—
Bteep Rock Iron Mines.
Feb
39c
Jan
May
—;
Canada
of
Co
Preferred
Feb
8c
May
8%
10c
Shares
'
Mar
11%
•
87/s
1
.
500
18c
4.40
Low
7
Gold
Olsen
Starratt
Bteel
3%c
6'/«c
*
Mines
Jan
15c
16c
1
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
64c
5.20
14,251
1
Standard Radio, class A—
Feb
3%c
—,
*
Ltd
Gold
■
-
1'
(1940)
Oil
5c
■
for Week
of Prices
Feb
85
17c
,y
1
Wood
O'Brien
•
.
4.90
——!*••.
Gold
Nubar
5.05
*
Mines
Mines
North
69
3'/ec
*+———,
Denison
21,920
—3c
Extension
North
* 73
High
1
Mining
Northern
70 'A
Low
May
May
—
Normetal
73
High
-———1
Norgold
Norlartic
Low
Sales
Range
Far
■
■
Week's
.Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
8.40
Jan
13% May
30
Mar
,
Mar
,.
"
1
—1
Porcupine Peninsular.
Porcupine
Powell
Gold
Reef
:
.
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
Premier
80%
1,560
92c
92c
500
24
24'/4
285
20
85
89
195
57
17'A
17'A
220
15%
92c
"
,100
.:
85
1
——,—1
—,
12,000
,
4,900':
•
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1
1.45
1.36
1.50
6'Ac
6'Ac
6'Ac
•
8
51%
51%
20
1
1
1
*
20"A
23%
1—1
—
Jan
8c
1.40
Apr
1.15
May
•
United
Oils
United
Steel
Feb
83
—
-
—
—
X i
•
v73c" ""9,000
915
10
71c
73c
"
.
9%
9%
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Upper Canada Mines
Jan
1.50 >
"*'
1.55
1.45
-45c
Mar
"91c
Jan
8%
11'A May.
Jan
"1.38 May
16,763
2.35
Jan
.'
2,000
40
90c
10,625
——1
Purity Flour Mills common..:——10
Preston East Dome
Jan
78
*»"• 24%
Trust
Metals
61'A
4'Ac
1.20
r'
Pressed
Jan
1.15
80 'A
1
—
—,
May
4%c
1.18
•
River
4c.
1.10
4%c
Jan
100
May
Jan
1*32
Jan
1.80
Gold
Villbona
Violamac
Jan
Feb
6c
Mines
Feb
512
7c
May
14c
Jan
6%c,
19,000
6c
May
13'Ac
Jan.
1.00
15,900
60c
Mar
1.22
25c
Jan
6c
»
70c"
95c
:
15%
Jan
3,195
"
k
Jan
Jan
8%
Mines
Vicour
10
10%c 11'Ac
7c
' 7c,
11 %c
—
"
22% Mar
11'Ac
Ltd
Ventures
Feb
Jan
•
28
.
Vulcan
Oils
——,
33c
36c,
2,500
10%
11%,
7,470
50%'
36c
L
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>
•
55c
Mar
•
Mica
Purdy
Mines
:
Preferred
—
7
51%
__
310
'
6%c May
6% Jan
48'A
Jan
Amulet
Waite
Walker
54 'A May
Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Queenston
-
20c22'Ac*
25,300
13,950
17'Ac May
2.33
3.75
3.75
3.80
41c
37c
21%
32c
43c
23%
37c
19c
20c
2,200
20c
24c
11,457
.
28c
Jan
35c
Jan
Ltd
84c
Apr
Jl—i
Jan
•"
■
i
1
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro —i——_ 1
*2 2'Ac
-1
"
30c
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
—
5,405
12,200
23c
23,233.
29'Ac
32c
14,500
4.10
4.25
4c
4c
1,600
1,000
20c.
21% May
V.
29%
Jan,
West Malartic
32
'
56c
Jan
Westeel
Western
—
Jan
Western
Canada
May
50c
Jan
39c
rt
■
14'Ac May
25
-L.
.
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Mineral_r—
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A
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11
185
,18c*
15c
Apr
t
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■
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Feb
15c
15
210
13c
Apr
16
7,550
.
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Feb
Mar
10c
May
5c
13,500
16'AC
'8%
10'A May
5c
Feb
>
•
16%
.5
5% Jan
Feb
60
>
V
5'/8c
5C
,
Products
:
8,000
'
14.
Jan
50% May
100
6c
5c
Jan
May
-..
10%
5c
6c
t -■■■16
Ashley
31c
!
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•
6%,
10'A
\
-1
Wekusko, Consolidated
9.75
4.100
53
6'%-
_L.
common
A
Class
4.20 May
53
(a & W)
(Hiram)
Waterous
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
10%.
18
'
34c
Jan
Jan
19
May
,
Jan
Mar--
Apr
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Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
1
Regcourt
1
Reno
—
—73c
Gold
Richfield Petroleum
Robinson
4%c '>
•
•
(Little)
common
Roche
Long
Rowan
Consolidated
—
1
Lac
5c
29c
35c
f
11
11
>
25'/a
26
30
162,500
22e22'Ac
—
10
3,000
52,700
...
6'Ac 12'Ac
9c
-1
—
Royal Bank
4%c
33'Ac
1,000
600
26'A
3'Ac Jan
24c
May
9%
Jan
Western
Homestead
Jan
Weston
(George)
6'Ac
•'
Mar
5.00
4.10 May
4c
Mar
Jan
8c
Mar
Winchester Larder
May
Windward
Gold
Winnipeg
Electric
6c
May
12'Ac
May
27c
Mar
May
31
Oil
•
Russell
Ryan
Industries
Lake
.
common
Mines
Bt
1
Feb
Preferred
Corp
Bt
preferred
Lawrence
2nd
Ban
Sarnia
967
15
2c
Jan
7'Ac
21%
Feb
27
16c
Feb
Yale
Yellorex
Lead
Mar
Jan
Yellowknife Bear Mines
98
98
200
98
103'A
Apr
York
41
48
15,165
82-
94
245
57%
20
20
770
20
46'A
;
20
May
28%
Jan
Jan
48% May
95
May
20'/8
105%
Knitting
Class
May
Feb
1,569
101'A
Apr
237
59%
Jan
2,755
2.25 May
5c
5c
2,000
4'Ac Jan
9'A
25
14'A
9'A
14'A
88c
17'A
99c
17'A
48,200
1.29
1.51
20,800
2.05
2.05
2.10
13,900
2.25 May
Andian National
19'Ac
18'Ac
20c
17c 18 %c
6,300
10c
Jan
25c
Apr
Anglo Newfoundland
3,900
17c
Apr
27c
Jan
Asbestos
—.—14%
93c
>
Security Freehold Petroleums
A
*
—
•
—
Oil Co Ltd
—
1.51
.
•
Warrants
.
Senator Rouyn
1
•:/
65
25
9'A
13
'
70c
Jan
Jan
May
60
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class A preferred
*.—50
(1945)
Mines-,
,—„1 ;tV
Sheep Creek Gold
50c
31%
34
44
.
„
34'A
44
44
75
24c
1.52
13,558
21c
21c.
1.50
1.490
■
300
Feb
j
1
a
3.15
Rights
14c
Jan
1.01 May
16%
Jan
18%
85c
Jan
1.71
31'A
43
18c
Mines
1.25
....
Jan
39
May
Brit
48
Mar
Brown
Jan
Dairies
Silverwood
Western
2.60 May
Dairies
pfd
37c
1.75
Anr
$5
Feb
$3
Columbia
4.60
Co
Pulp
common
cumulative
Canadian
21
Feb
Canadian
General
6.00
430
5.65
May
Jan
Canadian
Industries
31c
34c
152,400
Jan
Canadian Marcctai
26
26
70
1.67*
1.52
42,902
2.38
2.40
500
10
10'A
366
96'A
96'A
10
34
36%
395
85c
Jan
20c
7.50
42c
Jun
Canada
28% May
Canadian
Jan
Coast
Jan
94
Apr
97
Jun
40
Feb
Jan
95
94%
95%
500
94'A May
Stscoe Gold
1
93c
86c
95c
17,465
57c
Feb
Bladen Malartic
1,
6,775
55c
Jan
South
•
-18%
•
Brazeau
34%
8c
,
34'A
120
18%
18'A
35
Mines
*
—
Standard Chemical common
—•
—
39%
101
Feb.
4
13%
——
mmm—rnmtm
For footnotes see page
i
■
43.
**'
•
13%
—
34'A May
17% Jan
41
20'A
Feb
7'Ac
13c
Jan
15,500
40c
6,666
35c
13%
14
2,630
11%
Jan
95
Jan
430
Low
High
"
13
13%
7
Jan
16
11
12%
7,765.
9'/a
Jan
.14
Feb
54
85
39'A
Jan
55
May
Apr
136
Jan
440
..
May
t
15%:
103%
7
107
107
13%
15
19,345
:
_
.9%
Jan
115
212
97
Mar
47
Mar
109%
49%
50
335
7.40
7.40
100
6.00
Jan
16% May
122
May
52'A May
9.05 Mar
20%'
:'"r
23%
640
35
35
35
25
common
_
20
4.35 *
1,230
412
3.45^
3.45
—,—
8%
2.00
36
61%
9
8
38
Lumber-
59%
20
785
4.25
23'A
:
8,155
.
May
4.20 May
24%
Feb
4.80 May
Feb
207/a
Jan
24%
33
Jan
37% May
3.45 Mav
6%
"71
4.40
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
Mar
82
Jan
75'
110
2.00;
39'A
100
1.20
Jan
3.90 Mar
£607
32%
Jan
40% May
43c
7,200
30'Ac
Jan
75;
—
•
Steel
e.
-
-
42c
32%
——
48c
May
Jan
170
55
Jan
67
100
32
May
41
Feb
55
870
52
Mar
60%
Jan
26%
775
21%
61%;'
32%:
.
common.
Utilities
.7%
54 s
'54%
25%
5
Jan
28% May
3.65
3.65*
225
3.40 Mar
3.75 Mar
31%
31%
31%.
120
26'A Jan
32% May
31%
29'A
31%
3,050
6.90
7.50
3,180
29'A
33%,
1,375
10%c 12'Ac
47,500
Jan
8'Ac
20
Feb
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
4.35
International Paper
Jan
8c
104%104%
13%
14
Apr
1.49
Low
23%
Bridge
Hayes
1.28 Mar
75c
36c
,
4.00
Feb
Apr
Interprovincial Utilities
Loblaw, Inc
Minnesota
May
&
12%
Jan
Ontario
Paper-
Oreille
Price
1
Bros
25%
Jan
34
Feb
6.85 May
9.20
Feb
Jan
36%
Apt
May
46'Ac Jan
14%
Apr
5%, pfd
(called for redemption on
May 31 at $105)
Standard Paving common
Jan
May
'
.
20%
Oil
Dominion
Fend
Btadacona
Feb
Mar
for Week
50
Copper
International
—
92c
6
Jan
Apr
34
100
—20
Range
of Prices
115
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie
70c1
•
2.00
Apr
29%
v
Jan
1.10
Section
Sugar—:—
Westinghouse
1.85
720
65c
17c
Jan
Sales
Week's
Investments.
Western
3.00
33
—.
Apr
2.50
25
107
1:
Canadian
10%
9%
31%
(N) Co common—
Boutham Co
.100
preferred—
Dominion
&
Apr
2.25 May
32'A
.
Mar
5'A
62,233
'
•
Slater
pfd_
Collieries
Jan
Jan
84c
Jan
18%
34
Preferred
Paper
&
2nd
50
'
3
1.05
12 :
1st preferred
19%
10
3
92C
/'*
Gold
19%
•
Class B
3
7.40
convertible
21'A Mar
Mar
Jan
f
-•
—
Jan
25c
2.06
72c
40
:
1.00
L. —5
\
'
May
100
Simpson's Ltd class A
5%
Last
—
*
13c
23
Jan
Apr
54
18%
*
*
5%
Corp
50
1.63
50c
class. A
5%
„
128,556
—
Feb
Jan
8c
7'Ac
8,500
•
20c
3lc
100%
Jun
50c
29,000
Par
19%
1
1
Standard Mines
Silverwood
10c
87c
Sale Price
May
Jan
Feb
46
Jan
May
,4%c
1.40
20,650
77c
stocks
Feb
Jan
68c
99
2,700
..
85c
Feb
1.35
64c
:>
Friday
6.00
5
-
3,500
1.48
35%
.
Canadian Funds
15c
1
common
7c
,
1.42
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
19%
1
Mining
Silver Miller
Silver
I
4%c
.
65c
10% May
15'A Feb
—
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silknit Ltd
116,987 "
3.15
50
Jan
.
19%
Voting trust certificates
Silanco
2.80
;
19'Ac
•
common
505
99
1.30
Jan
Bulolo
Sherritt Gordon
40
99
Jan
May
May
3.15
«
Bhawkey
Jan:
1.44
1
60
;
4%C
*
2.45
—.
Jan
14c
99
__
B
60
105
20c
8'Ac
60c
39'A
:
;
»
A
Yukeno Mines
2.30
103
9'Ac May
5,000
5,000
.
.
60
—1
Scurry Oils Ltd—
Scythes & Co common
,
class
2.40
105
Apr
Feb
71c
--
—
1
*
Breweries
Mines
i-1
Gold
12,000
Mar
11c
9c
lie
9c
34c
1
11c
26%
103
65c
9%c :•
10c
"
—1
_
10c
1
May
1
Zinc
May
Paper 1st preferred—99
Scarfe class A
Bicks
&
6'Ac May
49
96
Jan
May
500
——:—.—
105
•
87,600
common—
—
97
1
Gold
Wright-Hargreaves
22c
Bridge
Selburn
2,500
Jan
6'Ac
Mines
Sannorm
3c
26
96
100
16c
preferred
Antonio
2%c
12%
•
common-
—
—100
Power preferred
Lawrence
3,266
25'A
19'Ac
137/8
96'A
1
6'Ac
1st preferred
2nd
26
12%
May
v
^
1
Mines
1
-
Ryanor Mining
Saguenay
__
*
Rupununi Gold Mines
13%
1
-
23
27c
May
-1,209
15c,
Jan
22c
15c
24%
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
40c
25
17,100
23
::
18c
,
100
12
Winora
Royalite
*
Preferred
Jan
19c
24%
10c'
-
common-
104% May
15
Feb
.
33%
Temiskaming Mining
Third Canadian General
Zeller's
Ltd
;
.1
Inv—
11'Ac
*
28
6%c May
4.70
4.80
800
4.70 May
13%
13'A
200
13'A May
12c
5 % Mar
14
Mar
Volume 173
Number 5017
..
Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
The
(2327)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday
June
1
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds-
Par
Bid
Affiliated Fund Inc
.1%
4.80
Amerex
„io
Holding Corp
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc_. ._i
A*k
5.19
Mutual Funds—
47
Group shares
Bank Group shares
Insurance Group shares
4.34
11.38
12.37
.__i
10.07
10.89
5
17.70
19.24
Beneficial
6%
6%
Investment
Blair
Holdings Corp____«__.
Bond
Inv
Boston
Tr
1
2%
22.00
III
22.76
24.61
—10c
9.30
9.31
Inc
Fund
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
5
.1
Securities
Commonwealth Investment
_1
Fund Inc
Boston—1
10.18
11.13
17.73
18.13
b-4
(Speculative
K-l
Bonds)
(Income pfd Stocks)
K-2
23.58
(Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
s-i
(Quality
common
8-2
(Income
com
1
26.37
24.68
11.36
29.35"
33.08
36.08
17.28
18.85
Stks) 1
16.88
18.42
6.23
26%
28%
16.62
•.
Bank
-1
■'
8.65
.
JL-i
10.42
_1
supply,.
14.41
•
12.31
\ Corporate.bond
series—
:, Diversified
:
9.48
10.58
10.61
5.64
1
14.36
Electrical
•
Merchandising.
53.33
lo
3.95
i
■>
l
25.41;
_1
lc
8.39
l
Nation-Wlde
1
11.09
,12.15
l
10.21
11.19
_25c
1.80
Steel
Tobacco
.
interest—1
Securities—
Bond
Low
Howard—
Balanced
Income
Fund-
.1
Series
Inc
Pidelity Fund Inc
First
5
16.87
18.24
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Financial
2.43
2.66
Boston
Corp
10
First Mutual Trust
Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
30,
l
31%
5.56
6.16
7.34
*.
Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
Common
stock
Fundamental
Gas
1
18.40
19.89
_1
Fund
66.69
Capital Corp
5.62
General Investors Trust
Group
6.08
.
;
$1.50
com
&
Fund
Fund
15.67
•17.32
(Geo)
Com
Stk
1
&
Union
7.89
United
9.86
United
Preferred Stock Fund
Income Fund Shares
Science Fund
Railroad
'Steel
Tobacco
Utility
Howe
—
shares
lc
shares
Plan
Fund
series
25c
B
—
14.25
95c
bl.55
1.45%
7.14
Kugel, Stone & Co.
Incorporated
20 Broad Street
'
21.92
11.79
12.82
1
5.73
6.26
5.94
6.49
1
12.48
12.73
.
4.40
5.86
6.43
5.25
-10c
2.00
2.17
1
30.83
19.52
21.29
1
19.10
20.54
l
Fund Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
4.04
4.38
2.50
33.33
10.20
2.65
l
2.34
4.80
of
Bank
Manhattan
Fifth
York
Co__10
1
Series 1956
2.56
Avenue
100
Aetna Life
American
51%
53%
>70
10
Alliance
■
67
68
72
Par
Jersey Insurance
of
Lincoln
37%
43
Bk
Maryland Casualty
29%
31%
$2.10
__4
-
Assur
42%
45 %
$1.05
5
Fidelity & Casualty.5
25%
27%
22y4v
20%
10
8%
30
56
National
10
67
70 7
National Union
21%
.10
60
20%
Connecticut General Life.
Continental Casualty
Crum & Forster Inc
National Casualty
108%
_10
10
22i/4
65
10
68
36 %
%
35
58%
33%
York
Fire
37%
Federal
rmmtvXTIJn?tger?ank & Trust"20
5%
County Trust Co.
(White Plains, N Y>
First National
Fire Assn
Fireman's
of
Frisco
Firemen's of Newark
General Reinsurance Corp.
Glens Falls
Globe
Franklin
Bank^___
Bank
10
5
Brook
20
National
72
74
320
340
38
40
49
53
255
262
44 A
Trust
Sterling
Title
National
74c
43%
25
Guarantee &
Trust
United States Trust
100
52
54
20
57
59
Exchange
Nat'l
National
Bank__20
35
37
'
20
43
17
Bank
50%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
:46
53%
24
178
185
14%
Mississippi Valley Trust-
247
25
57%
60%
Mutual
8%
237
12%
Bank
Mercantile-Commerce B & T-100
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'l__100
105
7%
Nat,2
First National Bank
45%
101
12
20
L,oujs
Amej
100 A
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
on
gfcates
Boatmen's
46 A
69c
York
UnUed
gt
20
20
Nat'l Bank & Trust„100
plrfit Natlonal Bank
54%
100
25
Portland
Bank
Bank
10
& Trust
20%
25
59%
63%
20
55%
59
gj.
Bank & Trust
lou2s
union
Trust
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—20
Chicago
//'
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
100
205
215
United
Continental Illinois
Bank
3.33%
7J/4
8V4
88%
91%
Recent
21
49%
San
National Bank & Trust—33%
Bonds—
Borden
Bid
&
Trust
100
60
135
Co
Francisco
Rank of Amer N T & 8 A__6.25
28%
26% '
Security Issues
Ask
1981
Bid
Ask
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s„1980
95%
96%
Southern Calif Edison 2%s_1976
98%
98%
Tenn
2%s
96%
96%
Bonds—(Cont.)
k__
Fire
25
152
2%s_198J
93%
94%
10
57
59%
Commonwealth Edison 27/«s_2001
93%
94
14%
16%
Cons
10
78
82
10
26%
28%
2
7%
8%
65
55%
49
5
Phoenix
69
Providence-Washington
58%
,
Reinsurance Corp
52
Republic
(N Y).
(Texas)
10
36
Carolina
38
3%s
Cons
21%
St
—12%
29
31
301/4
Seaboard Surety
10
68
72
_5
55
58
Security
10
32%
34%
New
13%
14%
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
45%
47%
Standard
Potomac
201/4
34
(New
Duke
Power
Michigan
35%
Accident
10
32 %
Hanover Fire
10
32>/4
34'4
10
128%
132%
Hartford Steambofier
10
100
535
555
•hare
Odd
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
45%
47%
U
S
Fire
price,
35%
37%
U
8
sales
Guarantee
10
93%
97 %
3
privileges,
21 %
22%
new
$3
35
35%
37%
Westchester Fire
par
Alabama Pow Co 4.60%
pfd_100
102
104
102%
Florida Pow Corp 4.60%
pfd_100
100
103
104%
Tenn
common
102%
1981
104%
1975
98%
99
2%s—1981
97%
98
2%s—1985
95%
96%
Gas
3s
lot
sale
(not
included
Gas
4.64%
Texas
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
4%%
Ask
Bid
Stocks—
100
97%
96
Transmission—
preferred
100
104%
105%
In
year's range).
bBid yield price,
cEx-dividend $2 and 1/26
of
stock,
d Deferred delivery sales (not Included
in year's range).
e Ex-interest,
x *iwr
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
rcasn
U S
33
103%
101%
1981
34 J/4
a
Hartford Fire
102%
Power
Elec
3y8s—1971
102%
Power
England
Transmis
1978
3%s
3%s
Cons
Gas
1981
-
Gas
_
Haven)
Travelers
Y—
Consumers Power 3%s
19%
& Marine
Lgt
N
-
281/4
Fire
&
of
Natural
5
Paul
Pow
Edison
10
18 J/4
42
Detroit
/T.,K;
1,580
52%
Rights
New
Mellon
29%
19%
100 1,540
of Freeport N Y
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National City
27%
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
10
5
39%
of
Peoples First National Bank
299
290
10
-
68
Peerless
Great
Home
32%
Pittsburgh
1 315
65
Pacific
10
5
31
Security-First N.tlonal
33y2
35%
Republic
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
American
37
380
Los Angeles
n2\,/2
^
.
100
Square, N Y
National
27%
47%
38%
82
A
35%
National Bank
i2
41%
10
Phila
Fund of
360
gqi/.
64y"J,,
10
.
5%
C1 v.
16
38%
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
30
28%
llo
?«
—in
of Commerce.
10
rnnliniL
Union Bank
nt
33
10
„n
£
n«troit
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
.
.
10
39%
19%
26
12.50
2.50
Northeastern
650
35%:
5
River
305
37
10
Hampshire Fire
Northern
114
32%
56%
35
2
casualty
New
North
9%
5
10
Fire
New
113%'
-62
110
(Detroit)—10
Fire
Netf\*msterdam
—5
'J;'*™""
:
Mgd with Bankers Trust Co—
Continental Bank & Trust
246
,
.
92 y4
33%'"
53(4
—
26%
31%
28
Fire
52" *
5
10
Camden
22
25
4
25
_25
20%
49
1
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfra
Surety
Bankers & Shippers.
Boston
common
29
Re-Insurance
197/8
87
27
American
Automobile
56%
83
5
American
2%
52%
_10
71
Massachusetts Bonding
of
,
20
Y
Prior preferred
10
Convertible preferred—5
American
Newark
N
69
630
45%
Trust—
&
100
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Aek
100
45
Natl
,
Ask
240
290
39%
Chemical Bank & Trust
Guaranty Trust
10
Life
National
Bid
346
43%
Meadow
Insur Co of North America
10
American Automobile
American Equitable
American
88%
—25
Agricultural
331
89 y4
Commercial
Rid
100
100
Trust & Savings
Northern Trust Co
10
,,
Manufacturers Trust Co
Ask
85%
10
Aetna Insurance
Bid
10
Chicago—(Cont)—
First National Bank
Harris
Kings County Trust
Par
30%
&
Bankers Trust
Irving Trust
Casualty & Surety
287/a
Companies
Ask
Par
the
of New
Franklin
Insurance Companies
Aetna
Bid
Par
York
Fiduciary Trust
8.93
1
North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
Bank & Trust
New
Unit
Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
New York 5, N. Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
7.91
4.00
City Bank Stocks
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
15
1
5.36
4.86
—5
13.18
18.88
1
Independence Trust Shares
Investors
13.74
1
Value Line Fund Inc
7.21
1
income Foundation Fund-
Incorporated
10.57
85c
1
Wall
6.51
:
9.70
12.61
1
Shares
Fund
Whitehall
lc
Inc
Inc
Industry
4.88
lc
lc
1951
Bank
Street Investing
Corp
Wellington Fund
2.67
lc.r
1
1
Inc
2.94
lc
stock shares-
shares
30,
64.46
11.46
Equipment shares—.
1.45%
August
27.20
63.82
9.00
RR
bl.55
1.35%
1.35%
8.43
-7.20
7.25
1951
bl.50
bl.50
Farnham
10.46
12.61.
23,
1951
1951
62.50
Inc
Fund
25.16
7.70
lc
6.61
August
12,
19,
4.42?
1
60.00
Technical Fund Inc
Television -Electronics
Fund
13.33
1
lc
11.51
1.45%
14.25
Corp.*
lc
lcC
bl.55
25
25
Investment
Bond
___lc:
1.40%
1951.
56.38 4
Union
.
;
20
56.38f
Trusteed
jl.
bl.55
16,
26(4
26.84
9.78
shares
1951J
August
New York
26.84
9.47'
shares
1.20%
1.25%
1.35%
bl.50
3.37
9.39
Bond
1.40%
1.35%
5
3.08
8.64
Petroleum
bl.55
bl.50
1951
4.86
1
Texas
Railroad
bl.50
bl.50
1951-
17.73
9.12
■;
Ask
—
1951——
5,
19.30
(net asset val)
& Clark
Fund
Scudder, Stevens
Fund
4.44
17.95
24%
Republic Investors Fund
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
8.32
Priced shares
1951
28, 1951
19.47
8.61
Low
July; 26,
Primary Markets in
18.11
5.62
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
1.00%
1.10%
August 2,
August 9,
9.80,
1
7.85
Investing Company shares
'%
Bid
bl.40
bl.50
6.27
'
4'/2
Fund
,5.12
i-
Treasury Bills
Ask
;
8.16
'
16.31
lc
Ic^
Ask
June
13.83
Fully administered ahares—lc
shares—lc-'
1951
June £1,
1
13.27,
bond
7,
June 14, 1951—
5
12.12
Machinery shares
2.20%
Bid
June
2.50
Roe
Institutional
b2.35
United Stales
7.47
Inc
Inc
Stein
Industrial
3-52
> 16.59
July
Trading
Street
9.57-
lc
3-
6-
5
Street
shares
1-51
2.25%
7.57
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Sovereign Investors
bond
2.15%
Bid
8.61
7.74
preferred
State
General
2.05%
b2.30
5.49
10c
8.31.
shares
2.05%
b2.25
1-52
Due
5.93
9.34
Food
b2.20
2-52
2-
1.85%
5.82
6.93
l
9.80
3-51
1-
1-51
5.15
8.14
8.73
12-
1-51
5-
5.43
8.52
8.94
1-51
2-51
2.15%
4.71
7.58
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
34-
1.875%
2.00%
7.08
2%
8.92(
1.95%
1.90%
8.97
lc
;
—
1.95%
b2.15
1.85%
July
July
Series
_lc
shares
b2.15
1-51
1.90%
1
Group
Automobile shares
Aviation
1-51
11-
b2.10
2-50
.w,%
35.38
s; 38:25 i
16.77
18.13
l
Common^ (The) Stock Fund-lc
v
10-
1-51
b2.10
12.98
Fund, Inc (net asset valuedSelected Amer Shares
Securities—
2-51
b2.10
16.12
Series
Pacific Amer Investors
71.71
I
Inc
Dated
2-
4-51
1
Putnam
20.35
99.2
5.36
6.77
x18.57
98.17
98.31
4.22
Pioneer
2
98.18
98.14
1-
1-51
5.74
7.47.
6.18
100.3
98.15
1.
4-51
4.90
Pine
x6.82
lc
Investors Inc
Industries
General
series
100.3
100.2
l.f
9-
15.26
100.2
Rate
8-
:
100.3
b2.10
0-
12.01
Series
Petroleum
Franklin
.Ask
1-51
15.01!-
Low Priced Com Stock
Serles.l
Natural Resources Fund
Inc..lc
New England Fund
7.98
Bid
1-51
•
Ask
100.2
b2.00 7 1.80%
1-50
Industrial Stock Series
5.19
Due
6-
'f 3.86
Stock
5.01
1951 "B"
7- 2-51
5-
l
Speculative
22.84 1 V
.20c
96.28
8-
12-
1
32.03
21.36
Fund
100
96.12
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
2.05%
1
Series
are
1 75%
1
Bond Series
Stock
29.96
8tock Fund
98.28
99.20
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
l%s March 15, 1954
2.00%
Selected
•
Equity
Dated
1
series
Priced
Preferred
Rate
5.78
1
Investors Corp
National Security Series—
below
.8721
4.64
■
1
National
1.97,
•
;/-v
Balanced Fund
8.68
9.16
.
beneficial
Investors
2nd Fund Inc.l
of Boston Inc
1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
9.19
7.92
8.36
_1
Trust—.
shown
.9018
.8862
99.8310
4.32
5.25
Mutual Fund
15.10
99.2
98.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
4.59.
5.28
shares
99.8694
99.8497
1951
1951
1,
3.92
4.21
of
Values
15.
10-
lc
Mass
Oct.
11- 1-50
lc
Ctfs
.
•«
.27.85
13.78
l
Railroad
Shares
4.36
»
13.79
117%
98.26
Bid
1 %s July
1,
1.65%
'
14.43
116
1952-1950
1953-1951
Maturity-
1.70%
7.86
13.15
Ask
99
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
3.84
Petroleum
Investors
.9768
4,74
Non-Ferrous/ Metals
shares
Ask
99.9640
3.48
4.98
.
Jan.
4.30 i
Paper shares
Steel
I y*s
l%s Nov.
5-
lc
12.58
Bid
98.16
1,
2y48 Feb. 1, 1955-1953
l%s Oct. 1, 1957-1955
100.1
Bid
Notes—
l%s Aug. 1, 1951
iy4S Oct. 1, 1951
7.73 *
...
4.16'
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—.10o
13.17
May 1,
l%s
Treasury
;/■«
,
shares
Mass
12.00
point
Dollar Price
53.33
14.54
1;
Railroad Equipment
&
10
14.66
—1
—
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
Public Utility
Eaton
Value)
13.38
i
Dividend
Sayles Second Fund—
Asset
13.27-
—.
.
iy4S
36.86 v;\36.86
1
Metals
Oils
•
12.65
■
a
Issues
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
99.30
in 32nds
_i
stock
100
100
99.31
Maturity-
10.85
11.54
equipment
Insurance
1952—
32nds of
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
6.83
,.
9.93
Industries shares—lev
Home Furnishings shares
lt>
...
5.12
13.10
Value)
7.08
General
11.26
_1
Machinery
Asset
Automobile
19,65
-1
;
1
Business Equipment sHares.lc
Electrical Equipment
shsres.lo
11.59
Diversfiied Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock—1
Stocks)
Managed Funds— '
13.49
17.93
_1
Chemical
Industry
(Net
Loomls
11.42
,
■
Stks)_l
(Low
(Net
,13.15-
stock.
Building
L,
-
—
Automobile
Aviation,
-
t
S-4
,
18.27
1
Grade
Priced
S-3 (Appreciationcom
16.91
99.30
99.27
19.09,
26.91
15,
12.40
17.50
Feb
more
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953
Panama Canal 3s
1961
99.31
99.29
1951
20.66
1
1
15,
26.92
18.93
14,-1951
15, 1951
Nov.
or
Other
100.1
99.28
—
one
Ask
99.31
..
27.57
Bonds) 1
-
7.24
Sept.
2y4s
Bonds)—1
n
15.56
Bonds)
2s
Priced com Stks)^l
Knickerbocker Fund
_l
Lexington Trust Fund
,25c
Loomls Sayles Mutual Fund—
600
Delaware Fund ■u
Diversified Funds
In<*—
I
(Low
6.66
•
-
,
1
Agriculture-
of
(Investment
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
*
1%s
(Medium
Composite Bond, ft- Pfd 8tk„
iv
2s Oct
12.74
41.14
-100 6,450
100
140
com
Preferred
.
1.21
17.41
11.72
25.38
21.81
Fund
Christiana
,
1.10
15.89
b-3
38.06
1951
1
B-l
23.16
1
Chemical
Trust
15,
Bid
1951
Aug
l.70s
15,
lc
22.17
20.51
1
Century Shares Trust
<
87c
June
lc
B-2
Net asset value
,
78c
1.80s
13.64
Investors Management Fund
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
-
12.44
lc
Stock and Bond
Group
Co of America
2%
20.46
of America
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
lc
Investment
—1
Corp
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Aviation
4.01
Axe-Hough ton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
t
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
.
(not Included in year's
•No
wd When
par
value,
range). t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Traoin#
wi When issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock diviaeaa.
delivery,
tin
default.
tThese
bonds
are
subject
to
all
Federal
taxes.
„
,
..
4$
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2328)
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
Week Ended May 26
Bank
clearings
will show
week
this
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic
■will
above
8.7%
be
those of the corresponding
week last year.
against $12,487,861,746 for the same week in 1950.
total stands at $13,576,349,959
Friday of 7.0%.
this center there is a gain for the week ended.
for the week follows:
summary
BY
;
1951
1,054,319
3,097,788
+
18.9
4,281,166
3,992,394
+ 13.6
837,000.000
901,000,000
1,461,809
1,089,000.000
3,197.468
959,COO,000
2,766.449
+
15.6
2,605,700
2,496,932
6,430.153
2,488,835
5,318,062
+
20.9
5.471.194
4,635.269
8.3
2.448,472
2,575,675
__
___________
2.713,945
—
4,285.971
5,149.476
4,871.640
+
5.7
3,766,223
10,198.477
9,558,628
+
6.7
7,599,736
7,095.133
7,295,404
6,240,037
+ 16.9
5,514,760
9,088.841
1,131,697,841
997,279,726
+ 13.5
871,934,098
938,824,923
;
York™
(11 cities)
%
1950
$6,698,549,373
$6,262,454,935
+
747,012,632
698,394,560
+
7.0
876,000,000
818,000,000
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
i
7.0
Philadelphia
7.1
306,446,908
+
258,838,168
202,332,624
+ 27.6
+
260,800,000
257,400,000
Ban Francisco
337,654.000
263,535,000
+
302,508,956
281,175,345
+
292,876,393
+
153,230,975
168.928.672.
422,082,746
+
29.3
236,6 42.557
312.946,339
37,341,500
47 873,700
—22.0
31,864,400
35,691.000
6.206.353
9,481,549
355,814,046
Youngstown
5,990.215
4 548,686
17.3
4,025,077
—10.2
6,837,585
5,558,704
9.5
293.237.185
287,629,435
5,291,956
8,314,071
325,044,261
Mansfield
7.6
355.425,059
+ 13.9
Columbus
1.3
Bt. Louis
+ 26.1
181,344.317
326.390,727
8,056.100
Cincinnati
Cleveland
456.288.271
Kansas City
6.703,634
6,388,277
206,613,017
Ohio—Canton
17.0
Boston
+
21.4
'
-
705,831
New Jersey—Trenton
Chicago
1
8.7
—
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended June 2—
New York
1,1 47,063
+
t
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1,393.893
+ 44.2
1,116,157
Delaware—Wilmington
f
V";
•"
.
8.9
1,276,296
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
1,138,529
1.320,724
1,212,875
—3,682,341
Philadelphia
Scranton
At
f
1.203,033
—
Lancaster™..
Reading
1948
$
5i
1.839,724
Bethlehem—___—__™.
Chester...
Our preliminary
1949
Inc. or
Dec.
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
advices from the chief
it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for which
Federal
Third
the week ended Saturday, June 2, clearings
cities of the country, indicate that for
$
$
increase compared with a year ago.
an
1950
1951
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Pittsburgh
214,199,285
232,329,983
Ten cities five days
$10,507,275,744
$9,695,495,748
Other cities, five days
2,387.730,572
2,132,477,012
1
Baltimore
#
r
■
'
,
'
,
______
I ill 111 III
.
I
,
I,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
28.1
Total
8.4
West
+ 12.0
Virginia—Huntington
822,006,470
+
21.4
9,867,000
10.446,000
123,159 687
+
26.6
115,744,941
117693.313
155,882.566
+
9.0
South Carolina—Charleston
+
3.3
Maryland—Baltimore
+
~
District of
/;
8.7
Total
by the foregoing will appear
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
2,626,119
2,064.221
11,588,000
r
261.556,141;
Richmond
$13,576,349,959 $12,437,861,746
Total all cities for week
781,877,994
+ 14.2
2,328.625
2,653,463
14,063,000
Virginia—Norfolk
659,838,986
681,343.643
+ 15.8
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+
$12,895,006,316 $11,827,972,760
Total all cities, five days
All cities, one day
901,814,787
1,044,627,833
cities)™
(7
+
7.8
—
i. i I n.l ■ .11. II. |l I
I.
,f
3.123,726
2.843,703
+
23.6
229.432,231
240,378,435
+
18.0
69,148.774
59,498,810
+39.7
429,360,393
423,486,385
211,541,694
77,387,648
326,642,104
(6 cities)
—G3.3
3,199,930
1,174.096
91.307,836
429,205,584
Columbia—Washington™.
Complete and exact details for the week covered
In
We cannot
next week.
issue of
our
ends Saturday and
the Saturday figures are not
available at time of going to press.
Accordingly in the above, the last.day of the week
In
we
the
in all cases has to be estimated.
present further below
week
complete results of the previous
there
26." For that week
May
+ 18.6
63.109,354
68,923,739
230,000.000
5,495,496
+ 44.6
203,900,000
212,900,000
4,015,112
+
3,598,536
+
116,570,106
91,864.623
Alabama—Birmingham
113,567,276
92,336.077
7,419,061
5 £82,252
372,344
389.466
;
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
$16,043,088,901 against $14,286,<>78,132 in the same week in 1950. Outside of this city there was a gain of 18.4%, the
$>ank clearings at this center having recorded a gain of 6.5%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals record an
^increase of 6.6%, in the Boston Reserve District of 22.4% and in the Philadelphia
-Reserve District of 13.5%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register an
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
Federal
Seventh
Reserve
Indiana—Fort
Reserve District of 26.4%.
District
the
we
furnish
$
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
12
Boston
tod New York.—
3rd Philadelphia
11
"
"
~
.17
56,494,655
4,509,524
3,561,366
+
26.6
3,624,905
3,411,936
28.759,873
27,069,294
+
6.2
24,319.537
28,118,935
15,682,379
1,233,588
872,689,254
13,222,291
+
13.6
12,152,325
1,130,336
•'+: 9.1
1.275.095
1,268,614
749,431,343
+ 16.4
682,417.549
778.502,819
3,713,603
4.806,290
—22.7
3,084,909
2,839,956
12,555,197
Rapids
11.123,735
10,629,142
+
18.1
10,034,311
6.096,939
5.996,996
+
1.7
3,373.538
3,972,299
3,046,909
+
30.4
3,084.600
3,267,810
1,125,237,836
Peoria
961.682,661
+ 17.0
879,666,030
978,539,636
.
;I
-
(17 Cities)
4,529.642
'
262,400,000
+ 19.1
243,900 000
204.877.517
123,438,620
+
0.1
108,043.377
116,718,167
97,105,655
84,234.216
+
15.3
74,519,738
71.699,691
2,207,633
2,017,114
+
9.4
2,258,443
1.900,684
541,388,496
478.089,950
+13.2
428,721,558
455,i96,O50
871, 934,098
938,824,922
+ 15.8
781, 877,994
822.006,470
429 ,380,893
428,486,385
429,205,534
+ 39.7
+ 26.4
961,682,661
Tennessee—Memphis..
Illinois—Quincy
+ 17.0
1,125,287,896
567, 216,908
Total
(4 cities)
573,740,253
879 ,666,030
.
978,539,636
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
541,388,493
478,089,950
+
13.2
428 ,721,558
455,196,059
413,443,129
344,446,769
+ 17.1
335 ,551,310
340,727,841
44
522,365,449
432,888,685
+
20.7
416 ,875,190
461,757.962
6
"
.+
9.1
^62 ,091,119
272,343,110
.10
™_.+.__™
44
*+26.0
670 ,784.420
729,521,728
.
12th San Francisco
7
n.
•
347,872,719
.
730,093,680
New
now
York
!
City
add
our
14,286,678,132r
+ 12.3
12,781,413,554
North
+ 18.4
6,353,863,210
6(775,943,075
/
four years:
■'
>
5,849,872
5,905,835
22.2
223.600,412
234.726,389
+
16.0
36.566.545
81,409,456
6,242,556
5,816,428
3,497.075
2,790,845
+
25.3
3,006.183
5.5
2,982.327
13.5
7.715,159
7,040,917
335.551,310
349,727,841
Dakota—Fargo
;
/ '
.
PP.
:. ,r
''
m
1950
:
Inc. or
•■'■;'
1951
Dec. %
3,407,063
3,228.851
9,485,425
+
413,443,129
344,446,769
+17.1
786.246
5,369,156
5.820,812
7.3
—11.9
2,794,505
■;
2.931,582
¥
,
♦"*
»
*
'*
'
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
692,885
,
—r
*
V
,
1948
4C4.532
+
17.4
5 912,037
+
22:tr v*
+
35.2
+
17.0
142,436,610 '
105,£42,824
496,035
389,979
*475,000
7,220,841
Hastings
'•*'
1949
.
10,761,658
Nebraska—Fremont
:';p
+
+
.
Total (7 cities)
.;
Week Ended May 26
.
'
13,925,209,336
7,000,921,634
8,285,602,199
'
16.3
+
South Dakota—Aberdeen
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
-week ended May 26 for
+
82,575,621
Paul
St.
Montana—Billings
16,043,088,901
.112 cities
—
—
5,920,613
234,628.986
95,824,870
Minneapolis
' 318,949,595
919,784,294
6,884,941
266,824,961
Minnesota—Duiuth
Helena—
•,
12,272,697
129,575,203
.10
9th Minneapolis
i
-
312,500,000
44
.
10th Kansas City
We
i
2,295,926
54,092.424
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
44
4
Louis
Outside
6,115,162
Decatur
'
Total
48,432,000
6,296.686
"
7th Chicago
Ilth Dallas
5,920.954
53,538,000
22.0
Missouri—St. Louis™
+ 13.5
r
Oth St.
4.356,542
5.6
+
5,369,680
Chicago
7,391,421,465
613,938,337
\ 776,179,117
27.6
+
3,008,690
Kentucky—Louisville
901,814,787
526,642,104
44
+
51,471,000
527,643.500
6,642, 369,456
997,279,726
6
<Jth Atlanta
5,032,494
15.2
Illinois—Bloomington
5
$
6.6
+
7,548v540,879
10
dth Richmond
9,766.141
5,065,003
1948
494, 943,578
+ 22.4
i 529,747,480
1,044,627,833
9,017,897
37.4
Springfield
1949
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
V
1,131,697,841
"
7
Cleveland '
i;
8,945,326,951
12
4th
1950
648,473,072
cities
23.4
40.4
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
1951
26—
1.037,233
+
+
+
Total
SUMMARY
Week Ended May
1.442,086
+ 19.0
9,517,518
4,712,711
+
Des Moines
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
573,740,253
2,599,191
Sioux City
and in the San Francisco Reserve
""V v*""'-'
"VP!
V '..'V" P
following
567,216,903
+26.4
6,571,232
CO,049,800
*
Rockford
In
427,639
112,851,543
111,640,506
7.0
+
2,992,969
Iowa—Cedar
20.7%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 9.1%
District of 26.0%.
357,803
■
Minneapolis Reserve
totals show a gain of
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
by 17.1%.
82,352,479
5,731,961
4.4
62,500,640
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee.:
Louis Reserve District by 13.2% and thet
totals by 17.0%, the St.
84,716,878
26.1
9.772,084
'.—
Bend
South
23.0
+
54,333,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
District of 39.7% and in the Atlanta
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its
+
1,060.104
1,261,563
11,745,716
6,615,565
6.853,703
Rapids
Lansing
improvement of 15.8%, in the Richmond Reserve
3,091,180'74,409,719
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
2,914,503
75,680.338
—
613,938,337
776,179,117
cities)
(10
8.1
+ 26.9
131,461,500
140,635,487
.
3,459.802
3,844,916
36.9
3.890,294
Florida—Jacksonville
*_
Macon
clearings for the whole country having amounted to
14,463,963
14,079,601
+
73,967,842
>93,600,000
20,478,124
Augusta
the week
—
21.7
16,822.929
37,750,929
Georgia—Atlanta™.:
increase of 12.3%, the aggregate of
an
was
District—Atlanta-
Reserve
Nashville-
statement, however, * which we
elaborate detailed
able to give final and
are
ended
Sixth Federal
Tennessee—Knoxville.
■.
,
y
443,014
"""6:462,747
102.485,136
,
■
580,475
6,861,988
104,780,614
"
%-<■
Clearings at—
First
Federal Reserve District—Boston—
\
1,721,469
Maine—Bangor
v
:'i+
4,033,923
%
8,459,562
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
1,696,125
1,662,311
3.505,066
4,404,739
416,758.485
444-,446,483
.
St.
—
10 306,814
332,169,574
—
7,229,560
14,138,077
Kansas—Topeka;
;
1
+ 10.6
1,556,579
4,029,670
•'
$•
287,492,188
11,361,528
Joseph
10,648,942
.
'
Portland
-
r
,
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
+
!
9.4
+
1.3
^
Haven
Hampshire—Manchester
1,750,954
+
15.9
1,607,126
Total
(12 cities)
Federal
7,291,435
9.411,284
6.127.829
+ 19.4
4,368,923
5,840,291
29.4
21,911,725
23,516,372
•
7,315,333-
(10 cities)
316,262,161
; 6,257,400
2.364,701
10,238,025
+
6.7
.+
+
2L4
432,888,635
+
20.7
t
6.2
; ,*-2,298,011
.
'
.
1,811,869
1,801,081
1,692,183
416,875,100
461,757,962
26,776,241
20,696,694
<
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Fort
11,440,259
+
12.7
10,067,477
23,391,700 ;
+
6.8
1
110,808,936
23,596,500
.
1,230,956
1,880,552
+ 52.8
23,059.600
529,747,480
+ 22.4
494,943,578
—37.4
13,293,533
2,624,714
2,667,163
8.2
76,520,408^
219,913,742
223,326,000
7.8
20,759,535
25,989,021
+
5,597,000
f ,3f4,000
+
4.4
4,161.100
4.745,000
5,926,930
4,964,412
+
19.4
3.565.438
3,550,644
9,389,045
+
3.8
8,366,939
8,476,923
318,949,595 "
+
9.1
262,091,119
272,343,110
117,475,799
+
32.6
110,072,515
347,872,719
cities)
23,786,203
2.4
9.4
+
G.870,475
527,643.500
23,359,693
648,473,072
(6
5,755,522
+
26,825,800
9,742.316
Louisiana—Shreveport
1,182,546
1,088,378
Worth™"™!™!"™!™
Wichita Falls
.
*5,304,365
265,535,861
28.909,803
:
7,310,154
Galveston-
,
24,972,000J.
6.4
290,386,513
Texas—Austin
Reserve District—New York—
Twelfth
«ew
278,878,709
'
1,819,526
+ 18.5
Total
Second
12,110,863
15.5
+
:;
670,442
761,428 •
7,827,941
,.12,889.541
Island—Providence
Total
2,467,531''
7.794,118
8,998,305
522,365,449
Pueblo.
6,923,749
+ 37.2
2,790,978
2,620,394
Colorado—Colorado Springs
1,620,965-
1,790,910
2,029,917
Connecticut—Hartford
Kfev
1,832,361
1,025,451
9,275,418
Bedford
Worcester
New
+ 23.8
1,038,618
Springfield
Fthode
0.1*
2,003,752
River
Lowell
Hew
448,832,833
555,540,557
—
-
.
York—Albany.
Bingham ton
Buffalo
14,633,312
~
2,975,719
2,904,254
99,787,228
;
—
+
1,911,647
1,592,637
+ 20,0
Jamestown
2,229,154
2,039,196
+
9.3
7,757,486,702
7,285,756,498
+
6.5
74,731,850
1,401,486
1,367,464
1,558.009
-
Califomia-r-Long Beach
r
Rochester
21,634,629
19,522.661
+10.8
Syracuse
15,933,209
13.710.03T
+ 16.2
6,427,550,344
•
16,929,070
17,701,474
10,195,450*
11,185,286
15,913,039
17,448,003
+
9.6
San FranclscOi—
San
••
11,918,664-
656.763
+
19.1
49,339,068
48,606,145
14,337.461
+
9.3
9,773,419
+
11,910,172
13,391,280
-
4,797,541
Barbara
"11,400,759-
9,603,989
2.8
8,156.088
7,280,098
+ 34.6
343,698.042
382,151,823
11,126,538-
+
20.4
.9,992.944
9,163,063
3,538,726
+
35.6
3; 180,272
3.679,276
8,158,371
+
39.7
7,533,570
7,965,803
+26.0
670,784.420
723,521,728
13,586,172
689,959*
148,712,526
366,106,923
492,654,024
Jose
Santa
123,526.192
*
Stockton™
*
3.131,436
3.9
55,421,710
10,043,326!
Pasadena^-
7,149,266,261
3.365,557
+
2,060,147
141.094,586
66,016,716
15,670,981
Utah—Salt LakeCity
1,723,347
"
103,227,767
+ 11.8
3,422,221
146 608.480
Oregon—Portland-
»
Connecticut—Stamford
155,778,966
Yakima..
£2,207,642 *
Eiinlra
JWw York
Francisco—
Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Seattle..:
'
Jersey—Montclair
Newark
48,065,384
Horthem New Jersey.
C3,293,429"
Total (12 cities)
824,417
a
8,045,326,951
e
1
33,863,834
+
23.7
37,836,116
+ 22.2
V 41,851,703
"50,267.162
6.6
6,642,369,456
919,784,294
18,043,088,901
14,286,678,132
8,285.602,199
(10 cities).
730,093,680
7,000,921.634
44,682,317
51,775,506
Total
7,548,540,879
+
7,391,421,465.
Grand Total (112 cities).
Outside New York
a
Now Included in
Newark, N. J.
^Estimated.
$Not available.
12.3
12,781.413,554
13.925.209,336
-+I8.4
6,353,863,210
6,775,943,079
+
Number 5017
Volume 173
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(2329)
'*»%
'
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Company and Issue—.
Foreign Exchange Rates
1
EXCHANGE
;
<
RATES
CERTIFIED
v
-.
FEDERAL
BY
MAY
due
Value
ACT
OF
—
July
——
t
1
Southern Ry.—
30-yr. 1st mtge. bonds, series A 4%, due 1975^.——^Jun
20-yr, 1st mtge. 3%% bonds,, series B, due 1968
Jun
Lehigh Valley Coal Co., 1st and ref. mtge. Skg. fund
gold bonds, 5% series of-1924 maturing 1954
—Aug
Metropolitan Ice Co.—
2189
4
1890
4
-
,,
States
United
In
1968
Kansas City
1930
1890
1
*•
bds., series A, due 1954—July 1
Montana FloUr Mills
Co,, 7% cum. 2nd pfd. stocks—_;Jun 25
Morris Paper Mills, 4%% cum. pfd. shares
Jun 30
Northeastern Water Co., 5%
skg. fund collat. trust
lor Cable Transfers In New York
Noon Buying Rate
and Monetary Unit
Country
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
TO
1951, INCLUSIVE
1951 TO MAY 31,
25,
BANK
RESERVE
2183
„
'
FOREIGN
Page
Corp., 1st mtge. fend collateral
15-yeftr skg. fund 4% bonds due 1964—
Jun 29
Froedtert Grain &s Malting.Co., Inc., $2.20 cumulative
preferred stock
———i—*—Jun 30
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., collateral trust 3%% bonds
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary pf the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
give below a record for the week Just passed:
v
Date
Iron
&
trust
Pursuant to the
<
Fuel
Colorado
45
.
1990
1st
Money*
7%
mtge.
sinking fd.
2190
♦
—
May 26
May 25=
Argentina peso—
$
$
$
$
\
May 31
»
May 30
May 29
-
May 28
$
bonds
Basic
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.1333£aS
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0711666*
.0711666*
:——i—
Free:
.0711666*
.0708000*
1968—
*
-July 1
Park-Lexington Co., Inc., 1st mtge. leasehold skg. fund
bonds due 1964—^
July 30
Pittston Co., collateral trust
15-year skg. fund 4%
bonds due
1961—————
^
July l
8t. Joseph Light & Power Co.
1st mtge. 3%
bonds
,200000*
Preferential
.
due
———
—
—
"
*
—
a
———————
'
Memorial
2.231573
2.231573
Closed
2.231573%
Australia, pound.
Belgium, franc
2.231656
.0198375
.0198375
.0198375
.0196500
Bank Notes-
Brazil, cruzeiro
.0198375
.0195750
.0195625
.0195625
.0544060
.0544060
.936718
.936328
.208500
.208500
■0544060
.0544060
.
,937500
.939453=
Canada, dollar-
-
.208500
.208500-
Ceylon, rupee
.
Day
due
Czechoslovakia, koruna--
1
.144883*
.144938*
.00285625
.00285623
.00285625
Germany, dcutsche mark
India, Dominion of, rupee—i__.
.238379*
.238379*
.208700**
.208700
Mexico, peso---—,—-
.115606
Netherlands, guilder
.262500,
.262450
.262516
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
New Zealand,
pound.—
Norway, krone:
i—
Philippine Islands, peso-—_—
Portugal, escudo————
Straits Settlements,, dollar.
.238379*
Closed
*
J
.140154*
'<
-
*•;
'
.262500
.140154*
Day
.496433*
.496433*
.0349000
.0348500
.328500,
,.328500
.323500
.328500
.193269*
.193269*
.230771
.230500
'
*
.0348500
Sweden, krona—.——
Switzerland, franc——
Union of South Africa. poundUnited Kingdom, pound sterling.
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso.
'
.
2.800781
--
•
.
.
-V' l-
•*. 1
Memorial
2.800820
2.800781
:
,658327*1"
.425531*1"
.658327*t
.858327*t
.561797s* t
.561797*t
.425531*1"
.561797*1"
——
.425531*1"
.425531*1"
—
tApplicatlon depends upon type of
•Nominal.
preferred
preferred
Wheder Osgood Co.,
$22,000,000 each in New York City and in Chicago; there was a
net increase of $5,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
000 in the San Francisco District and decreased
Reserve Banks Combined
since
deposits adjusted increased $334,000,000 in
City, $94,000,000 in the Chicago District, $39,000,000 in the Boston District, and $37,000,000 in the
Philadelphia District, and decreased $49,000,000 in the
May 31,
dec. (• —)
San Francisco District.
"
May 23,
May 29,
•'
V'
1950
1951
1951
^
19,879,902
fund
for
F.
4,003
627,764
certificates
Redemption
914
f
Total
Other
.'f .-*•
2,490,392
+,
125,281
21,118
307,465
538,118
advances
■..+
312,490
+
+
181
+
A summary
2,585
loans
cum.
S.
securities:
Govt.
Bills
..v':.-
114,500
694,824
~
—
"Notes
——__;
-Bonds
Total
a'
U.
Govt securities-
S.
12~500
22,835,824
3,374,051
5,874,850
13,234,933
+
120,950
+
Due
from
5,137,515
+
Uncollected
of
Bank
120,800
banks—
other
2,926,307
items
cash
41,070
premises
204,388
Other assets
Total
assets
+
38
foreign banks
notes
P., R.
and
5
—
—
Investments—Total
69,493
—
and
3~391
+
407,614
+
32,614
33,070
66
+
6,266
7,936
+
60,046
chasing
U.
235,621
+
+
457,806
186,491
+
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
18,515,929
;/.
Other
—
'
Total
625,562
894,601
290,280
acct._
:—
'.v.
Y-'
■
■
■■
'
deposits
liabilities
Total
—
89,855
+
.
20,326,372
2,384,899
16,573
accrued divs.
—
+
—
—
—
+
2,702,097
+
38,036
—
93,379
139,529
10,688
*
24,177
+
26,518
174
1,092
245,214
+
+
+
2,309
<—-—
of
+
+
104
—
+
5,770
—
+
364
—
98
5
—
vault
in
Cash
:
.—
domestic
with
24
123
633
5,467
520
' 5,932
banks
+
+
+
+
30,382
1,696
—
38
11
103
9
+
+
+
—
5,977
—
43
46
—
2
—
329
—4,402
+ 2,369
+
5
—
+
8
303
24
149
—
:
8,113
20,573
6,497
13,741
345
2,229
14
110
891
156
1,177
—
.
—
+
—
+
+
+
+
3,615
889
1,897
58
109
3,379,006
Surplus
(Section
Surplus
■■■:
228,979
Ratio
of
gold certificate
21,849
+
deposits adjusted
Time deposits, except government
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
4,621
27,543
4,559
46,943,558
235,621
+
49,865
15,552
3,325
Demand
13,122
+
155,631
liabilities & cap. accts.
serves,
note
7)—
capital accounts
'.Total
+
511
510,022
(Section 13b)
Other
—
Foreign banks
Borrowings
3,418,598
Debits
re-
to deposit and F. R.
combined—
Pabco
—
correspondents
"
Industrial loan commitments—
30,789
631
+
—
—
3,672
972
+
2,386
—
Huron
4%
weekly reporting member
hanks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following - principal changes for the week
domestic banks, and $217,000,increase of $515,000,000 in de¬
mand deposits adjusted.
^
:
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
creased in all but two districts; the principal decreases
were $52,0Q0,000 in New York City, $23,000,000 in the
Chicago District, and $14,000,000 in the St. Louis District.
mand deposits credited to
000-in borrowings, and an
details
week
»
Holdings, of Treasury bills decreased in six districts
six, resulting in
a
net decrease
$46,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Holdings
of United States Government bonds increased* $24,000,-
—
were
50c
7-2
6-19
$6.50
6-11
Co..
&
Glass
400
|
'
(quar.)
com.
1st
6%
(quar.)
Company and Issuer
OF
Bank
JO-year 4%
Trust
&
iisidelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mtge. 3 % -6 % bonds, series a,
■
■
•
v
;
.*
,-y^
■. :
.
Company and Issue—
Alabama Power Co.—
Jun
8
Robblnr,
due 2039—Jun 15
1991
*■':"*
7-
2
6-25
7-
2
6-25
Date
-
Page
(N.
6-30
6-22
6- 6
7-16
6-20
7-16
6-20
6-15
6-
5
6-25
6-
4
50c
7-
6-20.
Y.)—
25c
—
preferred stock-_Jun 30
—
—
July 2
(A. M.) Co.. 7% preferred stock—.
Jun 30
Bridgeport Brass Co., 5%% cumulative
Brillo Mfg. Co., class "A" stock
Chicago Board of Trade Safe Deposit Co.—,
Real estate mtge. gold bonds, due 1953——
Jun
15
2085
*•
(P.
1
1
1
7-
6-20
1
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
25c
7-
1
6-20
$1.37'A
7-
1
6-20
35c
Co.,
6-15
6-
5
37'/2C
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
t50c
7-
2
6-20
J20c
Ltd.—-
6- 6*
8'Ac
Mfg.
6-
6-15
25c
—
6-29
30c
—
6-28
28c
-
Co
L.)
6-
6-
10c
6-30
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
20c
$1.12 V2
6-15
4
25c
2nd
Bridge Co.,
preferred
San Jose Water
Works
Schwitzer-Cummins
Scovill
Mfg.
Co.,
1st
class B
—
Shellmar
——
(quar.)—
6-
6-
1
5-26
6-
1
5-26
9
8
$3
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
6- 7
7-
6-11
6-15
7-
2
6-14
91'Ac
$1.07%
12'/2c
$1.12'/2
10c
9-
1
8-14
1
8-14i
9-
2
common
5
5
5-25
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-18
2
6-18
i—
10c
7-
90c
50c
6-
1
7-
2
—
Corp.,
6-
6-
(quar.)—
—
(s-a)_
Products
2
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)—
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)-——
Selby Shoe Co.—
Servel, Inc., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
Railway
7-
50c
(s-a)_—
common—
Company,
25c
6-11
$1.50
25c
pfd.
3.65%
Extra
6-9
25c
6%
(s-a)
Service, class A
Public
6-
6-25
15c
.
6-25
25c
(quar.)
6-20
10c
Shops
50c
—
Louis
5-22
6-15»
59%c
6-30
6-15
20c
6-26
6-12
Rayon Corp., common
——
$3
prior preferred,
(quar.)-.
——
$1.25
A preferred (quar.) —$1.25
7- 1
6-15
7-1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$75c
7-30
6-29
25c
6-15
6- I
preferred
(quar.)-.
Simplicity Pattern
5%
Inc.
Co.,
——
class
Smith
(Howard)
Tools
Snyder Tool
Stock
One
&
Mills,
Ltd
(quar.)
—
Paper
Corp.
——
Engineering Co.—
dividendshare
each
Boss
6-
6-11
$2.25
Mills
Rice
Metal
Louis
1370
2087
6-11
6-15
12'Ac
Myers, Inc., common—
participating preferred (quar.)
Snap-On
*
2
2V2C
Extra
5 %
„
4
6-30
Skenandoa
'partial REDEMPTION
-
5-29
6-
35c
&
43A%
1st mortgage bonds, 3'/2% series, due 1972—
-Jun 15
American Machine & Metals, Inc., 15-year 4%% sinking ;
fund debentures due 1959_:
—
—~—■—July 1
Byers
2091
6-12
6-20
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Brand
Sharon
sinking fund bonds, due 1957-—
2
6-11
i5c
Saco-Lowell
Page
7-
1:75c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co
St. Helen's Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Date
8
6- 8
£35c
;
Extra
,
6-
6-
$1.50
(quar.)—
Little & Co., Ltd
Rochester Telephone Corp., common
4'/a % 1st preferred series A (quar.)
Roos Brothers,
Inc. (quar.)
anati Sugar Co.—
6-
t$1.50
common
preferred (s-a)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
5'/2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Shaler
6-15
6-15
6-15
$1
-
Products
Robertson
TENDER
6-19
10c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
3%
8
6-15
$1
4'/2%
St.
6-
ioc
Extra
Rand's
St.
2
6-30
7-21
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.—
Participating
bonds, notes,
7-
i8c
Quarterly
Riverside
25,305
6-11
6-11
50c
partic.
preferred
(quar.)
Laundry Co. (quar.)
Washington Insurance Co
Purolator
1
1
50c
Inc
/.
preferred
National
il-;
7-
35c
Co,
preferred
10
of
common
shares
Manufacturing
($1
par)
for
held
Co.
■
66-
7-
50c
Providence
Public
2
25c
100%
non-cum.
Progress
7-
$1.25
Sulphite & Paper,
6%
7
Trusts-
—
Woolen Mills,
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. of Canada,
6%
Power
River
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
'
and increased in the other
6- 6
Portland
80
257
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which the
ended May 23: Decreases of $104,000,000 in commercial,
industrial, and. agricultural loans, $303,000,000 in reserve
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $181,000,000 in
United States Government deposits, $631,000,000 in de¬
of
7- 2 *
6-20
Co..
non-cum.
185
preferred and ^common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
•The condition statement of
v
6-
7-16
—
$1.50
Below will be found a list of corporate
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
.
6-27
8c
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.,
Port
7-16
$1
Pioneer
Fuel
8-15
15c
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.___
Phillips Petroleum Co. (stock dividend)
Plate
6-15
*
(quar.)..:
Drug Stores, Inc.
Mining
1
3
j$i
preferred
Pocahontas
1
6-
7-
t$1.25
Inc
Express
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.,
Pittsburgh
6-
6-15
common
Spruce Timber
Pennsylvania Co. for Banking
Quarterly
Peoples
6-15
6-15
37V2C
(quar.)
;
6-25
31'Ac
Pacific
+
+
Notices
_
Inc.,
(quar.)
Aggregates,
Intermountain
5%
Holderi
Payable of Reo.
20c
Coast
+
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
25,571
Loans to banks increased $103,000,000.
2211
Amer.—
Robinson,
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased, for foreign
•
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)_
:
Products,
Richardson
—
1,339
580
t
9,8%
—
of
common
preferred
631
13
217
—
„
"47.0%
Co.
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd...
+ 2,485
+
2
+ 1,142
demand deposit accounts, except
and
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
to
during
_
2192
25
12)
page
,
Insurance
preferred
515
23
181
+
8,761
banks
Domestic
6%
Interbank
liabilities
juiy 13
——Jun
Reading Tube Corp.—
50c participating class A
(accum.)
Remington Arms Co., common—
Liabilities—
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Life
Quarterly
Oneida, Ltd.,
Polaris
indebtedness.—
-
bonds
S.
Balances
+
—
-
—
securities
Reserve with Federal Reserve Banks
247,960
751
loans
Other
2,670,931
181,697
loans
banks
to
—
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes —
U.
239,669
46,021,383
—
obligations
Government securities—Total
U. S.
'
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab., incl.
54
pur¬
securities
estate
Other
Line
Extra
Government
securities
Other
Loans
Member bank—reserve accts.
for
dealers
and
for purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations-.—
S.
U.
3.418,598
Deposits:
U.
S.
—
2,542
7,630
7,702
carrying:
or
Other
+
—
89
54
—
r.
Other loans
Real
23,293,539
notes
Reserve
brokers
to
Loans
553,104
Liabilities—
Federal
19,129
loans
26,773
.
1951
and agricultural
Commercial, Industrial,
":
+
46,943,558
.
■
—
May 24,
1950
May 16,
1951
(In millions of dollars)
Loans—net
4,903,211
+
May 23,
.
Assets—
917,179
191,721
•
Loans—gross
Total loans
2194
When
Old
Pacific
dec. (—) since
■
'
V.;,.:;
;!
Loans
22,292,536
securities—
+
6,050
14,878.633
6,719,079
—
2094
,
stock.
pfd.
9
2094
julv 13
Name of Company
Pacific
inc. ( + ) or
.
..
.
j
—
Certificates
conv.
•
DIVIDENDS
4%
'
;
.
U.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
231,719
5,170
and
Industrial
Borrowings decreased $173,000,000 in New York City
and $72,000,000 in Chicago.
107,134
+
3,089
20,507,666
reserves
cash
Discounts
■
———
1,1
'
gold ctf.
decreased in all districts.
2,597,526
—
R.
notes
«
1377
11
(Continued from
Both United States Government
deposits and demand deposits credited to domestic banks
S 9 C 4 s—
Gold
2189
Demand
Inc. ( + ) or
*
2189
2189
18
•Announcement In this issue.
New York
thousands of dollars)
(In
18
18
_jun
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.— '
$4.50 prior preferred stock;
$1.50 preferred stock
merchandise
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
2087
—Jun
stock
stock-:
_—
v
.561797*1"
<
*
2182
....
2.783750
Day
2.783750
2.800742
v.•
second
junior
Indiana
.230675
2.783750
.658327* t
cumulative
cumulative
Gas & Chemical
Corp., 3 dividend cumulative
preferred stock
:
juiy. 2
Lorillard (P.) Co., b% gold bonds, due
Aug. l, 1951—1
Marshall Drug Co., 5%
preferred stock
-July 1
Securities Co. of New
Jersey, 10-year 4% bonds, series
No. 4, due 1952—
1
Aug
1
Sunray Oil Corp., 4V2% cum. conv. pfd. stk„ series bIIJun 11
Sutherland Paper Co., 4J/4% cum. pfd. stock
Jun
.193269*
.230750
188A
2182
jun
$5
$5
,
.193269*
,
■
Closed
2.783750
.
Pag»
14
A
.115606
.0348900
.496433*
.496433-L
1703
sinking fund debentures
1—Jun 26
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
Corp., sinking fund 5%
income (dollars) debentures due 1968
—Jun 30
Clinton Water Works
Co., 7% cum. pfd. stock
July 15
1st mortgage bonds, series A
4%, due 1962
__JUn 11
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
$4 cumulative first preferred stock-
2.772999
Memorial
.140154*
.140154*
••
.208700
.115606
.115606
Jun 15
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
Armco Steel Corp., 4%% cum. conv.
pfd. stock—,
Jun
Budget Finance Plan, Ins. of Calif., 10-year 5% series
.238379*
.208700
-
2192
cC
Company and Issue—
.0200600
.0200600
.144742*
.00285625
.144938*
1
Date
Virginian Ry. Co. 1st lien & ref. mtge.
bonds, series
3^4%, due 1973———————————
.0200600
.0200600
—I
Denmark, krone
France (Metropolitan), franc
Julv
———
„
«
.
1979
(quar.)
—
—-
25c
6-29
6-18
6^18
6- I
46
(2330)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Share
Electric
k
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
4.ti0 %
-
South
preferred
Penn
Southam
Oil
Co.,
—
Co.
15c
7-
Allen
Electric
——
62 V2C
7-
2
6-15
Allen
Industries,
57 Vic
*,
s.
7-
2
6-15
Allied
6-13
Allied
—
Bag
&
50c
Paper Co.
Canada
partic.
Southwest
Power
Natural
preferred
Steiiing
Gas
series
Aluminum
Co.,
A
Extra
Allied
6-14
Allied
7-20
Aliis-Chalmers
6-20 '
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
Suburban
2nd
Suburban
6-20
2
6-15
25c
.
8
6'■
7-, 1
25c
7-
1
6-20
6-29
6-14
25c
5-31
5-18
8-
7-16
American
'
$1
11-
$1
:
1
Arch
Co.'
American
Propane Gas Corp.—
Sunset-McKee
Superior
Oil
Co.
Co.
6%
(Calif.)
Note,
preferred
(irreg.)
1
6-15
American
American
Bosch
6-
$3
6-14
$$2
4
6-
Box
American
&
Atlantic
City Electric
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast Line
7-
2
Greyhound,
t90c
6-
5
6-30
5-28
2
6-15
Atlantic
75c
6-14
6-20
6-
1
$1
$5
,
6-28
25c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
50c
(Del.),
6-11
5-28
25c
2
6-
7-
2
6-
6-13
7-
(increased)
1
7-
7-10
50c
Taylor-Wharton
Iron
Telfair Stockton
&
Telturide
&
-
_
Steel
6%
Power.
2nd
3
6-
8
7%
non-cumulative
preferred
3
6-
8
7%
non-cumulative
preferred
1
9-14
7-
2
6-15
7%
non-cumulative
preferred
;
$1.75
1-2-52
12-14
6-21
6-11
7%
non-cumulative
pre/erred,,,.,
$1.75
4-1-52
3-14
6-15
30c
Co.—A,,,,,,,,,/'
pfd. (quar,),
—
Texas
preferred
7-
$1.50
6-
,
American
8
Southeastern
Textiles,
Inc.,
Gas
(quar.)
-
common..
_
—
13%
pfd.
"
5%
non-cum.
Toronto
series)
Trusts
Company
Tunnel
Tyler
Co.
RR.
Fixture
"Union
Bag
Co.
Corp.
&
A
(quar.)
—
3114c
7-
2
6-18°
3Vi%
preferred
B
(quar.)
(quar.),
31'Ac
7-
2
6-18*
$35c
Gas
Manufacturing
Union
Metal
United
from
U.
S.
50c
6-15
6-
American
5
5-31
American
Hospital
5-31
American
6-
6-15
income
15c
—
6-30
—
6-20
6-16
7-
6
6-20*
'
American
Maracaibo
7-
6
6-20*
American Metal
$1.75
7-
2
6-20*
American
Meter
American
Motorists
35c
7-
2
6-22
Co
6-
1
American
Mohawk
Cotton
Mills, Inc.
VIsking
Corp.
Wamsutta
Common
Washington
Oil
Ltd.
Waterous,
Weatherhead
Wesson
k
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd.
$5
6-
Inc.
♦
;6-20
6-
6-
7-
6-
66-
9
35c
7-
2
7-
2-
Corporation,
41/2%
preferred
Brothers,
preferred
American
American Reserve
4
American
2
6-
8
2
6-
8
1
8-21
Rock
7-
2
50c
7-
2
7-
2
2
Lines
7-16
7-6
7-
6-15
_
2
1
9-15
u;^..50c
,,
12-15
>.
9-1
<
12-
6-11
1
6-s
1
•
50c
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
50c
,i
6-11
50c
Ltd.—
„
6-15
6-1
6-15
6-
1
6-20
Co.
(N.
6-
30c
6-15
50c
6-15
Y.) , (quar.)
(s-a),
20c
12Vic
(quar.)
50c
Co.
5%
preferred
American
Bell
American
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 th«
preceding table.
we
'
,
:
;
-
Name
Per
■
Share
of Company
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp. (stock dividend),
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
?
New
6-29
6-15
6-1
—25c
6-15
6-1
$12 Vic
$30c
preferred (quar.),——,__w—$$1.25
Electric Corp., common (quar.)
10c
7-3
7-3
6-9
$1.50
preferred
Title
&
Insurance
A
Acadia-Atlantic
,$1.20
A
class
4%
Steel
Co.
com.
(J.
D.)
Aeolian Co.,
6-
8
Black
5-31
5-
4
4.25%
6-15
7-
2
6-
1
7-
2
6-
5*
7-
2
6-
5*
7-
2
6-
5*
6-
Bliss
Aetna
Ball
Roller
&
Common
Aetna-Standard
Affiliated
7%
preferred
American
,
Zinc
Common
preferred
Anaconda
6-15
6-11
6-
6-15
6-
preferred
Edison
5-25
7-2
6-15
25c
7-2
6-15
called
10c
6-12
5-28
$103 per
One
share
of
6%
6-20
Armco
75c
conv.
preferred for each share common held
8-
25c
Brass
Mfg
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
preferred (s-a)
Alabama By-Products, v class A
7-20
•
6-20
$2.50
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
25c
■
10- 1
8-15
1
7-23
11- 1
8-
10-22
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
7-23
Class
B
(quar.)
25c
11-
I
10-22
$4
6-27
5-28
$4
-6-27
6-28
Alabama
6%
Alabama
4.60%
Alan
Great Southern
partic.
Steel
preferred
RR.,
4.20% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Steel
Co.
com.
(s-a)_,
(s-a)
Power,
Wood
25c
.
(see
Co.)
(quar.)
$1.05
Wood
(Alan)--
.
7-
2
$1.15
1
7-
2
.
7-
IT
6-15"'
6-15
-
Canada
(quar.).
preferred (entire issue
redemption on June 14-at
share plus accrued dividend),,
$3.75
50c
quar.)
'
Co.
Arnold
Constable
5
Boston
6-
4
6%
6-30
6-18
6-29
5-31
6-15
6-
1
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-22
Co.
Gas
,6-
1
6-
1
6-12
6-
1 i;
6-29
6-11
$1.06'A
Equipment
Corp.,
4-1/2 % preferred
Artkraft Mfg;, 6%
common
(irreg-. )r___
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
30c
Ashland Oil
Stock
$1.20
<fc
Refining;-
dividend
common
(quar.)__1
-
convertible preferred
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-22
6-15
7-
common
7-
2
7-
2
7-
2
6-13
6-30
5-31
912-
1
9-
1
12-
1
11-
9
$1
6-29
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
37Vic
7-1
6-15
31'Ac
:
prior pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.),
Water
Co.
is-a)__,
7-
1
6-15
10c
v
Corp.
6-
9
6-
6-
1
5-21 "
6-20
6-
8
8
7-
2
6-
8-
1
$25c
11-
1
10-lfl
$$1
6-15
6-11
6-
25c
6-15
5-31
5-31
6-15
20c
6-15
(quar.),,
9334c
7-16
7-
2
(quar.),
$20c
6-15
6-
1
Co, Ltd, com. (quar.)
33A%
preferred
(quar.)
_$i
British-American Tobacco Co, Ltd.—
7-
6-' 5
>.234375
7- 3
6-
Is
7-10
6-1;
1»
33/4%-
British-Americon
Bank
British-American
preferred
Oil
Note.
Ltd.
$25c
Ordinary bearer- (final)
British
reeistered
(final-)—
6-21
6-
8
15c
6-20
6-
5
Brockway
6-15
6-29
6-12
Glass
7-10
6-
1
7-23
6-
6
15c
6-
9
6-
9
25c
7-
1
6-15
*
Co,
(quar.)
com.
:
5%
preferred- (quar.)___
Brockway
Motor
Co,
common
Brooke
(E.
Brown
Shoe
Mills,
&
G.)
Iron
Co.
6-12
Bruck
7-
1
6-10
1
6- 9
Class
B
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Ltd,
class
6-15
5-21
6-15
5-21
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
30c
6-15
5-21
Bucyrus-Erie
$1.25
6-15
5-21
$5 preferred
62y2C
A: (quar.)
Co,
7-31
7-13
6-15
6-19
5 15
$15c
-6-15
5-15
6-15
6-
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-27
5-28
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred
5
$30c
-
Co,
1
7-
6-14
90c
(quar.)
7-
50c
25c
(quar.)
Co, $3.60 preferred
7-
7%
,
5
6%
American
tl5c
50c
3
5-31
,
Celanese,
Ltd.—
deposit receipts ord. (interim),
Broadway Market Corp. (Detroit)
(quar.)
6-29
1
6-30
'
1
'
5-10
25c
6-15
5-24-
6-15
'
7-14
15c
6-13
5-18
6
75c
6-
6-
'
15c
75c
(quar.)
6-20
2
9
8-10
$25c
Extra
Bristol-Myers Co,
8
8-10
11-
J
(quar.)
Co
5-31
7-
1
50c
Casket
Bearing
6-13
6-
6-13
Rubber—
6-15
7V2C
6-18
$3
&
6-29
12'/2C
5-31 '
.
25c
15c
1
6-T
$1.25
Briggs Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bristol Brass Corp. (quar.)
1
G
6-15 1
6-14
$2.50
(s-a 1
Stratton
'
'
'
Briggs
6-15
6-
6-
2
6-15
87 ViC
5-25
6-
5
$1
6-15
10%
(quar.)
1
6-30
6-
50c
(quar.)
,J20c
(irreg.)
5-14
6-30
31'Ac
6-12
25c
6-22
6-15
1
25c
5-15
f25c
;
B
6-15
-4
25c
(quar.).
12 17
6-15
6-.1-5
6-25 :>
$1.37%
$1.37V2
6-30
J50c
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware, Ltd., el. A (quar.)
6-30
6-30
$1.50
(s-ai
Burial
Roller
•»
6-15 >)
7-
25c
(initial)
6-15
G-1A
-•
37 Vic
(quar.)
common
Hose
Brook
Boyertown
&
2
62 Vic
(increased).
12-21
25c
Art-loom-"Carpet Co. (quwr.)
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.
(quar.),,
Class
Corp.
56V.»c
(quar.),^,:
(quar.)
Extra
Brass
7-
25C
Co.
)
1
6-22
Albany
preferred
Bound
6-
50c
C.) Co., Inc., new com.
prior preferred (quar.)
RR
Maine RR.,
6-22
5-25 y
,
Electric—
<H.
Botany Mills, 6%
5%
2
6-11
6-15
->-6-15
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
&
6-20
6-15 >•
-
50c
Brach
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Ltd.
(s-a)
Breeze Corp, new common
(initial)
73%c
,
$1,061/4
(quar.)
Laughlin,
preferred
Bower
$1.
Corp.
7-
15c
Woven
6-
■
1
6-20
6-30
2 Vic
,i
i
Wharf
6-15
9334c
(quar.):
;
15c
Mfg.
Valley
Ordinary
(quar.)
preferred
1
s
1
6-
1
7-
6'■
2
7-
$1.25
5
6-20
6-23
7-
(initial)
convertible
for
6-27
J 7- 6
50c
(quar.)__
75c
common
2
$1.75
25c
-
9
7-25
$1
,
(quar.)
37'/2c
*
6-
7,-31
7- 2
preferred
5-31
6-15
6-30
7-
5%
1
6-15
-7-16
50c
New
6-22
7-
> 1,
2
25c
$-26
6-15
;
""
(initial)
6-28
30c
6-15
6-15
7-
f"
preferred
6-30
25c
5-31
,
1
1
6-15
,
,
1
50c
pfd.
preferred
&
Boston
$1.25
6-. 4.
7-
75c
5%
$1
(quar.)
6-, .9
7-
$3
/
$3
com.
3
New
10c
(quar.)
7-
j
5-31
$50c
.
$3
Co.,
3
$15c
15c
common
6-
7-
$$1.75
Common
37'/2C
T
2
2
$$1.50
(quar.)
Decker
&
Boston
30c
(s-a)
7-
6-25
20%
of
.
J15c
(quar.)
5-29
7-
25c
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc.
5
6-.9
Co.—
Borg-Warner Corp.,
3 V2 %
preferred
6-26
2
32 Vic
Aluminum
75c
(s-a)
Corp.,
$4- preferred
-
Aro
5%
7-
5
Armstrong Cork Co.—
1
-6-30
—10c
Steel
4,/a%
......
Air Products, class A
Akron
6- 8
5V2%
10c
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Bohack
12'/2c
Mining Co.,,,^
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
(quar.)
Air
dividend.
5-24
1
7-
$2.25
(quar.)
6-29
8-
75c
(s-a),
1
$5 preferred (quar.),,
Arkansas-Missouri Power
1
6-15
preferred
75c
Stock
2*
$1.25
(quar.),
common
Mills,
6%
Arizona
1
6-
Cotton
Argo Oil Corp.
1
6-
—
7-
7-
,
conv.
Boston
Products
6%
I
6-15
Inc.—
7-16
Smelting—
(s-a)
Inc.
Copper
Equipment, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
Agricultural - Insurance
Co.
(Watertown,
N. Y.)
(quar.),,,
Special
Asociates,
1*
25c
preferred
Company,
Metal,
1*
6-
9-21
6-15
Gas
&
6-
6-15
12-17
37'/2c
(quar.)
Lead
6-15
$1.75
(quar.
prior
$5
(quar.)
1
$1
(quar.)
6-
$1
American Woolen Co., common,
$4 conv. prior preference
6-15
9-28
15c
Engineering Co.
20c
12-21
25c
—
Co
; 5-21,
40c
Bond
Products
$1
6-30
15c
(quar.),,!
Vitrified
$1
Bearing Co.—
preferred
conv.
American
8
(quar.)
1 :
&
Bohn
1
(quar.)
$3
(quar.)
5%
5-31
2
6-15
:
4
35c
I
(quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Phila.), 5% prcfeired (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Company (quar.),,,,
Bloch Brothers
Tobacco, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co., Inc. (quar.)
6-15
Arcade
5-23
6-
&
5%
7-
(s-a),
1
6-13
6-
25c
(quar.)
Blauner's
7-16
pfd.
,7-
i
6-15
.
50c
Co.
Steel 7%
Blackstone
7-
5%
5-31
a: 6-15.
1
1
2 Vic
5
$2.25
Inc.,
6-15 >
,6-22
50c
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., com.
4.25% preferred (quar.)
L,
$1.50
Co.,
7-
7-
12'/2C
Co.
Electric
5
Common
6-12
6-22
A
6-15
6-15
Extra
6-
Common
1
20c
$1
6-
6-*l
2
6-29
15c
Bishop Oil Co.
6-13
7-
$1.25
Corp.
Manufacturing Co.
6-19
50c
6-1
'
$1.75
(quar.),,
6-15
$2.25
Birtman
5-25
6-15
7- 2
Manufacturing Co. (quar.),,,
6-19
•
f
7-16
$1
common
5 •
6-15
7
6-11
12 Vic
"
class
7-27
5-13
'$1
Extra
5-29
4
10c
IH
5
5-14
5
1
6-
,
pfd. (quar.)
6-
6-29
8-
,6-21
25c
6-
6-
9
5c
(quar.),,
(increased
6-
25c
iquar.)—
pfd. A
(lrreg.)
non-cum.
Corporation
Aerovox
5-19
$1
_
(quar.)
6-1
50c
Manufacturing Co.
6%
;
7-26
6-
.
Binks
6-15
25c
Express Co
Adams
6-15
; 8-17
(quar.)
preferred
$1
Co., Inc. (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd.,
Apex Smelting Co.
(quar.)
Applied Arts Corp. (quar.)
6- 9
5-31
10c
common,,,,,
1
6-15
7Vic
--
(quar,).
Adams
1.
6-15
Special
12Vic
Anchor Post
(quar.)
—
6-
>
,
6-15
50c
$62 Vic
dividend
Bethlehem
Bibb
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (s-a),:
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Ampco
(N. Y.)—
Refineries, Ltd.,
Sugar
Extra
Acme
Corp,
—
5-i£
15c
I
;j
Bessemer Securities
Best Foods, Inc.
(quar.)
Thread
$4.50
7-1
7-1
quar.)
(quar.)
j
Aviation
Corp.
(quar.),
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred (s-a)
Bessemer Limestone & Cement
Co.,
American
Amoskeag
t
$25c
$37Vic
Class
5%
Holder*
Payable of Rea.
2Vi%
'
(initial
common
Abstract
Acme
When
5-31
Corp. of Amer.
Bendix
American
Below
"6-1.1
6-30
V
Savings
;
Co
Telephone Co.
50c
(quar.),
Corp.
7- 2
40c
&
1
*
&, Gossett
Stock
Bell
60c
(quar.)
Tobacco
$1.06 V*
Trust
(quar.)
RR.
Packing
(The)
$1
common
(quar.)
Sumatra
6-11
(quar.)___„H_"I"'""I^"
Co".,
preferred
Bell
SI
>
com.
2
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.),,
Belgium Stores,'Ltd., common
50c
Stores
2
7-
7%
$7
common
;
Sugar Refining,
5
7-
6-11
$1.00
Bingham-Herbrand
Wool
Ship Building Co.,
6-
7-20
Belding-Corticelli,
6-11
6-23
Sanitary Corp.
Insurance Co.
Creek
Beech-Nut
,
$1.25
Standard
Beech
7-
7-2
(s-a)
preferred
6-12 ;
5-29
2
40c
(s-a)
Lumber
$1.40
-
25c
&
preferred
7%
6-
;
Extra
6-14
6-15
$1
American
6-14
f
6-27
2
50c
Corp
Safety Razor Corp
6-15
5-31
7-
25c
,
American
6-15
6-15
$3
'
/■
A
Beaver
1
6-15
25c
Ties, Inc. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Mills,
8
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
:
Seating Co.
7%
6-25
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
(s-a)_,
"
American Smelting & Refining
Co.,
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
5-28
9
56'Ac
—
$$1.12ya
(Chicago)
pfd.
preferred
6-
7-
20c
Brummel
Beaunit
2
6-15
$1.75
Cigars, Inc.
Bearings Co. of America,
Beau
7-
(quar.)
Z2ZZ
preferred
1
6-20,
6-12
(quar J
Bayuk
6*
Chemical—
American
1
7-10
62 Vic
(quar.)
6-
6-
50c
common
6-11
$1.75
American
5-31
6-29
40c
6-
5-31
2
-
50c
Co.
class
Re-Insurance
6-15
American
$40c
1
9
(quar.)
6-
6-15
$25c
7-
7-
(quar.)
7-
1,12 Vi
(quar.I
common
preferred
Common,
6-15
6*
6-
i
&
American Radiator
2
6-
10c
;
pfd. (quar.)
$6
A
7-
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
York
5%
6-29
1
$1.75
Corp.,
6-15
50c
(reduced)—
Co.
Canada
of
7-
6-13
25c
Steel Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Michigan Power—
4 Vi %
p ref e rr 3d
(qua r.)
Woods Mfg. Co.
Ltd. (quar.)
Steel
7-16
7-
5-29*
>
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Piano
American President
1
6-30
Finance,
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
5
5-31
$1.75
Co.
(initial)
B
Class
6-20
2
6-18
preferred
Class
1
8
25c
'
(quar.),—
American Potash
5
6-
6-11
6-
Co.___
Co. (quar.)
Bausch & Lomb Optical
Co., 4%
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)
5%
6-
1
2
83%c
iquar.),,
Inc.
9
77-
$1
;
Sons
Bastian-Blessing
4 V2 %
7-. 2
6-
50c
~
Corp.
1
6- '1
15c
Co
Steel
6-
6-151
6-15 3
Corp.—
National
Refractories
_■
.
preferred
7%
5
6-15
6-15
7-16
-(quar.)
•
Oil
5-18
-
lav^c
•
Bay
1
50c
,
Co. (bi-monthly),
Optical Co
Paper Goods
American
1
20c
Inc.—
Co.,
7%
5-24
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior
Younker
5-31
:
50c
Inc.
Coal
Combing
1
25c
Wheeling
W'yckoff
6-
$1.50
—
quar.)
Snowdrift
Westmoreland,
6-10
$10c
Co.,
Fund,
Westmoreland
American
50c
Co...
Wellington
Oil
6%
Inc.,
(initial
American
1
2
25c
—
(quar.)
Warrrer-Hudnut,
1
6-
20C
— —
(quar.)
Mills
American
6-
6-12
50c
6-
Basic
5-25
6-20
News
6-15
6-12
40c
(quar.).
6-20
18c
Hill
Company (quar.)
Canada, Ltd
of
»'5-29
'
6-28
30c
Monthly
6-14*
2
H.)
preferred
Barium
1
15c
Insurance
National
5c
——-
7-
8c
25c
Manufacturing Co.,
Bareco
5-14
10c
7-
$3
10c
„
Quarterly
15c
(accum.)-—,,
(quar.)_.i
6-
common
Co.
$4
5-31*
30c
Co., Ltd„.4Vi%
Co. (quar.)
6-20
50c
(resumed)
Cap, 8% pfd.
Corp.
6-14
1.4..
7%
preferred (quar.),,,
American Machine & Foundry
7-10
6-29
20c
(quar.)
$2.50
60c
Canal
A
6-11
6-12
quar.)
Locomotive,
Barcalo
5-29
75c
__
(W.
5
75c
Co.—
(increased
Barber
6-20
5-25
'
(quar.),.
America
Barber-Ellis
6-15
6-12
of
5-211
'■
6-11
15c
;
6-22
'
6-20
r
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly Bank
Building & Equipment
Quarterly
1
6-
2
Corp.,,,,
Locker
American
6-11
6-
6-15
75c
Laundry Machinery Co
A
6-15
7-
_
(monthly)
American
1
6-15
...
International
$1.25
6-15
6-29
preferred
Bank
Co.—
Corp.
Supply
6-15
6-30
75c
(quar.)
Products
6-15
1
50c
Steamship Co
$25c
1
6-
$1.50
(quar.)
Home
6-
6-15
12 Vic
Co.
Leather
&
preferred
2
40c
_
American
Heating
Corp.
(quar.)
Equipment Co.,__—
..5%
6%
$2 5c
(quai.)
Knitting
Wool
Hide
50c
Reclaiming Co., Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
Metal
Ut'Ca &
$5
Hawaiian
American
—
Extra
Victor
American
6
1
7-
40c
(quar.),
&
6-1
5-28 '
1
$12 Vic
111111"
I""
I_I"
"I
4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
1
6-
10c
Inc.,
7%
1
2
25c
...
Electric
6-15
.
87 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Growers,
&
20c
Upson-Walton
Vapor
8
7-
5-28
5c
Upressit
Utica
6-
1
Gas
66-
7-
$1
6-21
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., $5 pfd.
Hydro-Electric Co., common
1
6-28
35c
40c
Ltd
Steel
T
6-15
u
Co.,
6-18
6-15
$1
(quar.)
(Joseph)
5-15
2
IIIIII
Mills
preferred
7-
6-11
Bangor
6-15
(quar.),.,.
Inc
com.
Fruit
6-30
5
6-29
87 Vic
(quar.)
American
40c
convertible
Sugar
Lines,
Co.,
American
Class
&
Export
Felt
preferred
5-31
6-15
8-
6%
6-15
1
6-15
+25C
—
Rubber
7-
—
.
RR.
class
preferred
S.
$1.40
American
1
Circuit—
3torage
Co.,
B
7%
U.
Jersey
Cold
Foil
Class
8
6-
15c
(quar.)
investment
New
S.
S.
American
6-
6-14
Funds—
Income
United
U.
6-30
6-29
$3
Co.
Theatre
preferred
AU
7-10
v—--
Artists
5%
United
8
7%
6-12
~
common
Porcelain
Bancroft
5-25
6-
Paper
Baltimore
,5-15
$2.50
T.), Inc.
(quar.)
Wilcox Co
&
'6-15
A'6-21
Mi
Corp
Inc.,
common
(B.
Badger
5-25
9
6-
participating pfd,
American European Securities Co
8 7 Vic
(s-a)
B
United
30c
$3
(quar.)
Co.
6-
3
9
6-
6-15
Corp.—
(accum.)...
40c
(increased quar.)
Corp., Ltd., class A
Mfg.
Amusement
Clas3
U.
Co.
7-
Colortype Co. (quar.)
Cyanamid Co., com.
American District Telegraph
American Electric Securities
I; 6-15
6-27
6-
$3.50
,
(quar.)
preferred
Paper Corp. (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd. (increased i_
Union
■
$1.50
common
3Vi%
(quar.)
Union
preferred
Cigar,
&
American
(quar.i—
Louis
of St.
6%
Cigarette
American
(quar.)
Insurance
American
Inc.—
6-15
50c
6-18
Tov/ne Securities Corp., $1.75 prior pfd. (s-a)
Town send
50c
'
6-18"
Co.,
6-15
' 25c
—
6-23
(quar.)
Corp.
Co
(quar.)
2
7-
35c
General
Travelers
5-26
1
Cable
7-
(quar.)
series B
Construction
&
6-11
&
10-
■
6-29
(quar.),——
com.
pfd.
conv.
Realty
Quarterly
50c
1
6-29
$1.75
$1.75
Extra'
5-2d
$4
Inc.,
(initial
Tisliman
6-15
25c
Markets,
conv.
6-
25c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Thevmatomic Carbon
Thorofaie
6-15
—_
Chain
American Chicle Co.
6-15
2
3c
15c
(s-a)
Babbitt
Babcock
7-
—
A
2
$1
(quar.),
Collieries
Foods,
Class
6-26
7-
■
C%
B/G
Co.—
50c
Cos.,
Ayrshire
2
6-15
7-
7-16
7-
Alarm
f;
6-29'
6-12
$3
(quar.)
Avco Manufacturing
Corp. (quar.)
Avondale Mills
(monthly)
5-29
7-16
1
(s-a7ZZZZZZZZ
pfd.
1
1
6-19*
$1.25
(quar.),
(quar.)
Atlas Powder Co,
Auto Electric Service
4*
30c
$6
Refining Co.
Fire
8-
8c
(Ga.)
6"6L
'
pfd.
Corp.
Corporation
Automatic
4*
75c
(quar.)
7-
Atlantic
Atlas
,
30c
(quar.),
(Conn.; (increased)
Co., common
4%
1
$2.50
Co.
RR.
Atlantic Gulf <k West Indies
Steamship Lines
5% non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
Oil
'
$1.25
7
Realty
1
6-30
u
(quar.)~r
8
Atlantic
1
7-
Ry.—
Co.
5-
Atlantic
7-
75c
Fe
1
6-14
6-
7-
$1
$2.50
Co.
6-
2
$1.50
J
(quarj,
6-
50c
$25c
(quar.),,
Instrument
Line
6-11
$1.75
Co.
Telegraph
6-16
7-
Co.—"
(s-a;_,
Ohio
5-15
$5c
Taylor
A:
5-15
25c
Co.
preferred
8
$1.25
Foundry
5%
Atlantic
93Vic
(quar.)
Board
Car
Investment
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
8
Inc
(accum.)
9
(liquidating),.,
Corp., com.
preferred A
American
7-15
.
,
Ltd
5%
1
6-
5-21
5
Industries,
(accum.)
preferred
7- 2
Barge Line Co
6-11
7-
6-15
6-30
6-
preferred
7%
6-
-—
6-15
6-29
$6
Associates
130c
(quar.)
6-20
5
6-
common
15c
^
Corp.,
Bank
5
6-
6-15
35c
(liquidating)
Y.)
(quar.)
30c
62 Vic
—
Co.—
(quar.)
Supcrtest Petroleum
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd.
(Del.)
6-
7-20
75c
,
<N.
Bakeries
American
10-15
1
Co.
American
Y.)
Arch
6-15
6-15
Picture
50c
Inc
American
Co.—
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Sundstrand Machine Tool
Airlines,
Telephone & Telegraph
15c
Spring Corp..
Associated
75c
Co._.
Cement
Electric, Ltd.,,
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
8
Associated
81 Vic
*
Amalgamated
6-20
75c
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
2
Motion
5
75c
of
Co.
Associated
6-
6-15
40c
6-20
Holder*
Payable of Rea,
25c
6-14
1
When
Share
(quar.)
7-
75c
50c
.
(quar.)—
common
preferred (quar.)
Sugar Co. (quar.)
Portland
2
7-
Aspinook Corp,
6-20
5c
America, com. (increased)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (increased quar,).
,
6-11
7-
25c
.,,
(N.
6-20
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
preferred
7-
15c
v.
Electric
2nd
50c
Co.,
Per
Name of Company
8
50c
Mlg.
Amalgamated
Alpha
6-
30c
(quar.;
convertible
Aluminum
Inc
Corp.
3'A%
6-30
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
——-
6-30
7-
Inc.
Monday, June 4, 1951
,
Holder*
Payable 0) Reo.
50c
Corp., common (quar.),:
Products Corp.
(quar.)——
7-16
10c
Equipment
(quar.)
•
8-15
$1.50
Corp.
Stores
$40c
common—
com.
Stuyvesant Insurance Co.
$4
6-14
$$1.50
(quar.),,—
Products
prior preferred
Studebaker
$1
6-13
6-30
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
fitokely-Van Camp, Inc.,
5%
6-28
—
Co., Ltd.
preferred
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—•
Quarterly
,"
Standard Milling Co.
Stanley Home Products, 6% pfd. (s-a),__—
+
6-27
25c
(quar.)
&
Laboratories,
Mills, Inc.
12 Vic
Southern
$6
6-15
$25c
(quar.)_
Ltd
Extra
6%
2
When
Share
Alleghcny-Ludlum Steel
(quar.)
Southern Advance
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Reo.
Gas—
Common
I
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
'
South Carolina
..
„
~40c.
$1.75
1
;
2
6-20
6-15
20c
5-18
7-
2
6-12
> 2
6-12
,
,
Volume 173
I
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
14
-J
Per
Name of Company
Budd
Company,
Buffalo
Share
(quar.)
&
Class
Ltd.,
Co.,
B
class
1
7-12
6-11
5-17
City
Products
7-
9
City
Railway
7-27
7-
9
Jllc
6-15
5-26
Clark
$1
Burrard Drydock Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Adding
Corp.
Terminal
Bush
Butte
Machine
6-29
5-
7%
Zinc
Copper &
_
pfd.
(accum.)___
(increased)
Co.
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., common..
7#
preferred (s-a)
California
Electric
$2.50
$2.50
.'
preferred
s
5.%%
f
■
$3
Ink
Co.
1
(quar.)
Calumet
&
Camden
.
5%%
Class
-
t
A
1
Chemical
7-13
7%
$4
second
9
1
1
Coca-Cola
6-15
6-
1
Coca-Cola
7-
6-
9
Cochran
5
2
6-20
6-
6-
5-21
4
7-
1
2
>4V4%
6-15
5-28
5-18
Colt's
5-30
5-19
-
6-15
Co.,
130c
7-
2
J$5
7-
3
t50c
6-151
:. 6-15
6-
Co.
5-15;.
(interim)™™
6-15
Conde
5-31
Confederation
Nast
1
9
5-25
Co.
;25c
pfd.
6-
Distillers
6-
Dixie
6-
8
6-14
5-14
12-14
11-14
Common
-Canadian
Food
Canadian
'
Class
A
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
Malartic
-Canadian
Motor
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co., Ltd
Mipes, Ltd
Gold
Lamp,
120c
9-15
i$1.12%
7-14
6-29
jioc
7-16
6-18
110c
(quar.)
10-15
9-17
;
Common
Wirebound
class A
(Philip) Mfg. Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
.
ord.
(interim).
ord.
(interim).
Corp.,
preferred
Case
(J.
7%
I.)
Co.,
Caspers Tin
Catalin
Corp.
Castle
&
Co.
of
12%%
...
Co.
Central
Steel
Central
Vermont
1
Co.,
preferred
4vl5%
preferred
Champion
__
Continental
Stock
5
Copper
6-
8
I"
2
6-15
6-30
6-18
•6-30
6-11
7-
(quar.).
2
6-11"
2
6-11
2
6-11
6-30
6-20
25c
(quar.)
7-
y6-13
6-
1
//YYyHHYYY
Service
Chemical
Fibre
&
Chesebrough Mfg. Co.
Chicago
Corp.,
$3
1
6-15
1
6-15
6-14
6-
1
15c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
75c
1
5-11
7-
2
6-13
Y
-
1
Co.
6-
$1.12%
6-
5
5-24
6-12
5-23
(quar.)
com.
Ltd
Trust
77-
J0c
(quar.)
'
;
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)
f45c
50c
(quar.)
(Consol.)
20c
50c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
Co.,
L
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3%%
1
(quar. I
Wines,
Bank
i
$1.04
12'/2c
;
(quar.)
Paper &
Chateau-Gai
$1.19
...—J
_
87 %c
(quar.)-
preierence
75c
7-
6-15"
1
6-20
6-
1_
1
7-
6
'6-25
6-
4
8-
75c
50c
7-
10-15
10-
14
50c
12-18
12-
3*
62'/2c
(quar.)-
7-16
50c
conv.
6-
6-29
5-15
1
class
A
(accum.)
$2
class
A
(accum.)
$2
class
A
(accum.)
Chicago
5%
Great
.
Western
preferred
Ry.—
Products
Chicago & Southern Air Lines (irreg.)
Chicago Towel Co., common (quar.)
conv.
pref.
Oil
pfd. (s-a)—
Securities,
common
preferred (quar.)«
-
Gas
4%
preferred
4%
Electric
5-25
Ho
6-13
0-30
6-13
6-15
6-
1
$1.50
6-20
6-
5
6-20
6-
5
7-16
6-
6
$2.50
$63
$1.75
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
,6-12
•
Crompton &
Crown
$1
A
$2
preferred
6-20-
7-
2
6-15
$1
1
9-17
Crown
Finance
Crown
Zellerbach
Nest
Crucible
$1.25
$1
6-23
6-
9-
1
8-19
6-11
5-11
8
2
6-
6-
5%
conv.
Crum
&
class
Corp.,
6-
30c
1
7%
preferred
preferred
Curlee
(quar.~)~
4%%
Curtis
6-14
9
5-21
20c
6-11
5-18
40c
6-11
6-
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
class
A
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.,
Extra
6-
6-20
Dan
6-11
5-28.
7-
6-18
6-
6-15
5-28
50c
I"
6-22
6-
4
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
Mills,
Inc.,
B
David
preferred
&
(L.
A.)
6-
2
8
Frere,
6-22
41
6-14
El
2
5-
6-
2%
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-14.
8
7-
9-28
&
2
(guar.)
,
Electro
Corp.
of
2
shares
1
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
6-
5
5-31
6-28
:
6-
5
6-28
6-
5
9-28
9-
5
50c
12-28
6-15
6-
6-15
6-1
7-
2
$1.12%
7-
2
6-30
6-20
12- 5
1
HII
7%
-
Class
B
7%
preferred
8
6-
8
6-11
5-25
6-11
5-25 1
$1.50
6-15
6-
-Or
6-15
6-
1
;
7-
6-
8
1
~
$1.75
1
1
$150
7-
1
6-
8
40c
7-
2
6-
5
7- 2
6-
5
_
$1 50
~
*
$1
H
75c
(quarJ™
% 12%c
125c
6-22
7-
6- 8
1
6-15
6-20
6-1
6-15
5-16
$3
6-29
6-15
<
30c
Sl.OG'A
(quar.)__,
6-12
5-31
,
7-
6-20
,
1
6-13
5-26
50c
IH
(quar.)__;
6-15
5-28
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-21
6-15
5-15
$1.12%
I
(quar.)
'
'
4oc
\ $2c
_
Florida
Power
shares
100
7-
2
6-14
25c
6-
8
Co.
f:
5-18
dividend)
(stock
the
& Light
held)
6-30
'
5-31
SEC
/%■
Corp.—
6-15
6-21
5-31
25c
(quar.)
6-28
15c
(quar.)
6-30
6-18
6-18
5-15
6-30
6-18
62%c
7-
2
6-18
683/4C
HHH
7-
2
6-18
70c
&
Co.,
7%
Erwin
J25c
6-30
6-15
6-15
Ewa
6-29
6-
5-28
5-16
/
common
7-
1
5-21
7-
3
Co.
Products, Inc
Railway Motors
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.^
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
4%%
Fanner
preferred
6-156-
1
6-11
6-
1
6-15
6-
1'
6-29
6-15 ^
6-11
5-31
50c
*
6-18
5-25
9-
8-10v
$1.25
f,
12-
1
11-
9
6-15
6-
1
25c
7-
2
6-20
25c
7-
2
6-16"
30c
12%c
:
1
(quar.)
Players Canadian Corp,. Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg. Co
L__
6-
6-15
5-31
$5
4
6-15
30c
Fairmont
Famous
6-15
6-15
$1.25
(North
Plantation
6-15
2
87%c
(quar.)
Fabrlcon
25c
2
7-
25c
II
(quar.)
Carlina) (quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
37%c
7*
6-29
50c
Manufacturing Co.
Mills
5-23
35c
(increased)*
(quar.)____„
Ero
1
8
6c
gtd.
$5 preferred A
1
6-
35c
(quar.)
7-
5-23'
,$1.75
$5 preferred A
6r
6-27 '
8
50c
common
7-16
6-
25c
(quar.)
RR.,
6-27
60c
Equipment Co.
Inc.
7-16
25c
Empire District Electric Co., com.
Emporium Capweil Co
6-11
9
6-
1
<
,
(quar.)
Railroad
6-26
1
75c
8% preferred
(quar.)
Emerson Electric
Mfg.,
Pittsburgh
€-
5
77-
J
:
—
Fund,
C-15
3
6-
Railway—
(s-a)
_____
&
6-25
6-»15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Equity
7- 2
5-22
i5C
Erie
50c
5-18
9
25c
I
(quar.)
6-16
12 %C
6-
$1 121/0
•
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
Emerson Drug Co., class A
6-30
t$2.50
HH
common-
HHI
preference
1st
7-10
$1.25
6-15
'
6-
$1.25
__H
common
6-16
Canada—
2
6-15
4oc
Derrick
8
7-
6-30
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—
%C
6-30
-
6-15
25c
preferred
7%c
-
6-30
25c
Watch
Emsco
6-20
5-22
5-26
8
25c
Corp.
Erie
%C
5-22
7-10
6-
25c
_H
(quar.)
Share
each
Company,
5%%
7-
7-10
1
"
5c
Extra
5%
9-15
c>
i5c
Co
of
for
National
Elliott
•6-15
10-
al5%
a21'
Quarterly
6-15
7-
40c
(s-a),
Deep Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)
Dejay Stores, Inc. (quar.)
(annual)
IHlH 1
Refractories & Abrasives
Electrolux
9-14
6-29
50c
H,„.„!*!!!
11-23
-in,.
Subject to the approval of
20c
Securities
Auto-Lite
(2 2/10
-
6-15
37 %c
Dayton Malleable Iron, common.-...-.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8-23
5
(interim)
&
25c
II—HI™
5
Co
50c
H IIHI
III III
9-
12-
common
Gas Co.
Bend
10c
Corp.
Natural
Mines, Ltd.
Boat
t25c
pref.
Paso
Electric
35c
Extra
5%
El
1
$125
(quar.)
Electric
75c
common
5-23
HII
common
Electric
$1.75
(quar.)
5
(accum.)___;
Electric,
6-13
$1.12%
__™
6-
Corp
preferred
5-15
$2.50
IHHHI
H
I
5-23
2k
41
(quar.)
5-22*
$1.12%
H._II
5
Works
2
$1.75
Co
Chemical
Paso
Oil
7-
$1.75
(quar.),
6-
6-
HIIIIIIIH
HHI
—____IIIIH
Street
A
Corp.,
preferred
Dorado
Elgin
(quar.)
6-15
6-10
6c
(quar.)
5-31
$1.25
(accum.)
6-29
25c
'
(quar.)____
Steel
series
Paper
41/4%
i$2
H
101/0
$1 25
Corp., Ltd., ordinary
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Eddy Paper Co. (irreg.)
Edison Brothers Stores,
Inc., com.
6-25
6-15
5-18
8
-HII™-
Ecuadorian
El
4c
A
preferred
Eaton
4
6-12*
7-10 *
6-
(quar.)
■4 6% prior preferred (s-a)
5-25
$2
Ltd., class A
«i
f
7-10
7-25
HUH
(s-a)
Massachusetts
$4.50
.1
30c
7-25
,
ioc
preferred
6%
6-
7- 2
87(40
(quar.)
common
Malleable Iron Co.
common
(quar.)
5-23
85c
$1121/0
"
States Corp.—
30c
Y
(monthly)
6-14
common
(quar.)_,
Eastern
6-11.
25c
4Va% preferred
(quar.)
IIIIIHII
Dansker Realty & Security
Corp.—" ■
Class A (monthly)
Class
6-15
_
Co.
Stainless
75c
st.
River
1
$6 preferred series B
(accum.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
1
25c
Co.
Mahanoy RR.
6%
6-20;
25c
I-IIHII
common
1
7-
25c
_
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
1
6-
IIIIH
Company, Inc
.$7 preferred
6-28
25c
V
__
-
1
7-15
40c
"(quar.)
Company
Picher
Elder
(quar.)__
6-
6-12
"
Products
Eastern
6-11
20c
$1.31%'
Curtiss
$2
Eagle
6-14.
6-
H
Companies, Inc
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
$2 class A (quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)
6-12
deposit recpts. for ordin'y
Eastern
6-28
6-28
Works—
Publishing Co., $7 pfd.
prior
1
5-28
Extra
"III
pfd.
6-
6-11
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Associates,
4%%
pref.
(quar.)
15c
933%c
pfd.
1
6-15
35c
(quar.)
Steel
2
933ic
(quar.)
Eastern
.
50c
(quar.)
5%
7- 2
6-21
~™
Company,
preferred
East
75c
(quar.)
Co., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
a.)
preferred
Duraloy
5-16
(quar.)
Clothing
7- 2
7-16
6-
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Electric Mfg. Co.__
Bonus
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
7%
7-
7-16
6-21
(quar.)
Dunn
5-16
common
pfd.
7-16
2
Nemour* & Co-»
preferred
of America—
8%
5-31
6-11
$1
2
Bradstreet,
Amer.
6-15
6-14
5
6-15
'5c
Durez Plastics & Chemical
(quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.
(quar.i
100%
1
6-
6-15
Durlron
6-14
6-
3
7-
1
$1.20
3
7-16
7-
6-
(quarJ.HIIIIII
7-
7-
35c
6-15
5-21
(stock
Forster,
+25C
50c
6-15
2
7- 3
$175
6-15
7-
1
115c
HI
5-25*
■
5-15
8-
eoc
(quar.)
(C.
5-18
6-15
•'$175
(quar.)
&
6-16
6-15
—
preferred
5-17
7-16
(quar.)
6-29
10c
5-31
4?
Il2+v!e
(quar.)___
preferred
6
5-17
50c
A.
5%-
7-13
—I
7-
(quar..
6-15
7-16
Co., Ltd
1
5-31
Rl'Ac
7-2
6-18
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
8-
t$2
H_II
933/»c
10c
(initial)
7- 6
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.—
5-21
I
A
S.
5%
8
(Toronto)—
(increased)—
1
(q«ar.)
(quar.)
U.
.—_—
4%%
8
2
50c
Coal
Ltd.,
Dunham
Co.
Loom
preferred
Duncan
_
Co., Inc.
Co.,
Pass
Steel Co.
Common
Debenture
$4
5-31
7-
(quar.)
Crow's
6%
10-
5-31
6-15
7-
Publishing Co, iquar.)
International Corp.—
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal
Darling
$1
.
5% preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co.
guar.)
Cork
class
Davison
(quar.):
(quar.)
—:
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry,
_
Corp.
8-
137%c
preferred (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)
dc
5-11
6-15
$1.13
Crowtil-Collier
5-28
5-16
5-28
62 %c
(quar.)
Knowles
6-11
6-25
J25c
tine
(quar.)
$3.50
Dun
I
(increased)™™-
common
3
7-16
~
$4.50
$1.13
com.
A
•
1
(quarljUII
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
Petroleum
6-20
Co.—
preferred
Common
1-15
/ 75c
$1.25
$2
_
&
6-15
25c
-
Christiana
Cincinnati
7-20
$1.75
(quar.;
Corp.
6-15
25c
Chipman Knitting Mills, 5%
Chrysler
6-15
6-28
40c
'
.
(quar.)
Cotton
5-31
6-28
20c
____**
.
Chickasha
8
30c
$1.75
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR., com—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
7%
6-
6-22*
30c
Molded
Company,
3%%
Creole
$4
Extra
7%
2*
,
(accum.)
Chicago Medical Arts Building—
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. (quar.)
Chicago
Co.
Steel
Cuban Tobacco Co.,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
$2
Range
1
7-
(quar.)
50c
conv.
Crane
-
6-
pfd.
(Dei.)
Coty, Inc.
7-
2
5,
Products Co. (quar.)_.
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A
Petroleum Corp. (Increased)
7-
5%
6-15
6-15
$$1.20
Co.
7-
t50c
(Allen B.) Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
5
5
Cosden
$1.15
7-
35c
Cornell Wood
$7Vic
15c
50c
IIII
IIII__H
6-14
±20c
f$1.12%
^
6-
Corp
6-30
Du Mont
6-
pfd. (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.,
--$5.25 preferred (quar.)_____
1
6-
Hill
Oil
Copperweld
1
5%
6-15
$1
dividend
6-
30c
j
8-18
20c
;
Motors
1
7-30
FVxetrHHarriS C°" (qU8r,)
2
6-30
1
6-
5-28
9-
' Y 6-30
Insurance
6-20
6-
6-29
;
15c
7-
6-22
Drewry's,
10c
Life
8
6-
6-20
J621Tt
6-15.
H~I~
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
$1.50
Inc.
preferred
Steel
5
6-15
_
(quar.)....
Corporation
&
6-
6-11
6-30
HII
""
Corporation, 4% pfd.
Industries, common
i^xtra
~I_I
iquar.)____!"
Industries, IncI
6-
6-30
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
6-5
55c
$1.12%
_
of America
Co.
Copper
Semi-annual
6-1
50c
3%%
6-30
25c
6-22
1
-f$i 25
com.
Dresser
•
(quar.)
1
25c
>
Dravo
2
$1.12%
7-
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ribbon Mills.
Chamberlin
Co.
Co., 4%%
1
6-
8
6-
5-25
~~~
6-23
20c
Co.
Electric
Century
$4.50
6-12
75c
6-
5%
common
Gin
•
Century
Co.,
2nd
Drug,
6-14
(s-a)
Continental
Y
common
Co.
Public
4.75%
Charis
6-
6-15
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
Wire
&
6-15
Dow
6-15
;
Continental
6-14
40c
•
preferred (quar.).
preferred
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.).
Paper
6-29
5-31
50c
9-35
50r
(This payment clears
arrears)
preferred
15c
IIIIIIIIH
Continental
6-12
6-30
Co-I
Extra
6-12
1
•
'
3.50%
-Central
1
7-
lOc
—
.4.60%
.
7-
17 %c
;(quar. )_„___
Power
Assurance
Can
Common
$4
50c
common
32 %c
Public Service-—
Illinois
Maine
6-20
'
Co.
preferred
Central
1
7-16
'
6-
6-15
H
Co., Ltd., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Doernbecher Mfg. Co.
(irreg.)
Dow Chemical
Co., common
$1.25
preferred
Continental
5-23
7-
(quar.)
Central Hollywood Building (monthly).
Illinois Light Co., com.
(quar.)4% % preferred (ouar.)___
4%,
8
—
1
(
6-
1
7-16
—
(quar.)
H.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile
Co.—
preferred
Co.,
6-11
6-20
9-20
±171/!?
$1
5
1
preferred .(quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.
5-15
6-
6-
1
1
(quar)
(quar.)
Power
Continental
6-29
1
6-15
7-
50c
Company,
Continental
5-29
6-
25c
589/«c
./Central
Central
3
7-14
50c
____„...
...
(quar.)
Storage (quar.)
Cold
7-
$1.12%
Ltd..
Foundry
5-25
75c
Corp. of America, com.
4%%
preferred A
(initial).
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Central
10-19
$1.75
Celanese
-Central
1
6- 8
5-29
(quar.)—..
America—...
Cooke,
11-
3
(quar;)
Plate
7-20
7-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
12%%
(quar.)..
preferred
8-
4%
1
37 %c
,w_I__.
__I_.
(quar.)
$3.75
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4'%% pfd. (quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp., com. (quar.)
3%%
6-22
(
6-
183/4C
(quar.).,
$4.52
preferred *(quar.)_,
Container Corp. of America—
5-18
50c
receipts B
4%
2
6- 4
$1
Co. (quar.)
Ltd.—
deposit receipts A
$4.50
5-25
5
Co.
preferred
Consumers
1
6-15
Ltd!—
Corp. (guar.I"
Water, Power & Paper
pref.
'
25c
Corp.__
1
8-
HI
Co.
Corset
1
17%c
HI
common
preferred
$3.25
Steel
Consumers
$2.50
6-
8-
Quarterly
1
$1
deposit
Amer,
Carrier
6-
7-
»
$2
75c
Carpenter"Steel
Araer.
6-
Gin
Consolidated
6- 4
6-
6-30
10c
,
,
6-15
?7 %c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.,
(initial)
common
Continental
9
5-25
8
com.
Paper Co.
i
Continental-Diamond Fibre
6-11
6-13
$1.25
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co., com. (increased)
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
.4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Carreras,
6-29
40c
(quar.)
com.
6-
25c
(initial)—
com.
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy Inc.
6-
3
6-30
$1
Corp.,
5-14
30c
Dominion Stores, Ltd
IIIHI"
Dominion Structural
Steel, Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd.
Common (increased
quar.)
^
•
37 %c
(quar.)
5-28
7-
(quar.)IIIIIHIII—H
Corp.
pref.
(quar.)
Dominion Square
t75c
Consolidated
Continental
7-
137%c
Co.
(quarJ
Carborundum Company, new
Carlisle
Grocers
6-28
20c
(quar.)
6- 9
20c
(quar.)
5-25
shares
(quar.)
Ltd...__
Mines,
5%
9-10
20c
Inc
I
\quarljllll"
Corp.
Corp.
Utilities
6-18
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
12-10
10c
preferred
Consolidated Lithograph
Ltd.—
Boxes,
(quar.)
Transit
non-eum.
3
6-15
2o0
Beneficial
Domunon^Maltlng Co., Ltd.,
5% preferred
"Securftlesi
preferred
New
:
9-15
Chemical
Consolidated
Lumber Co.
;
6-15
12-15
37 %c
:__H:iH
:""~~
PowcrllllllH II
Industries," IncI—
&
6-12
7-
HH
(increased)
Products,
5%
;"HII
6-12
5-25
6-27
62%c
preferred
4%%
(Toronto)H
(guar")
Engineering
5%
Co.
6-27
7,,
_H
(quar.)_
5-31:
f30c
Dominion Foundries &
Steel, Ltd. com. (quar )
X$2
9-14
6-11
.
9-20
XS2
9-14
1
6-15
i50c
~
(quar.)IIIH
Dominion
1
1
10-
25c
Dome
Doeskin
1
5-28
go?
5-15
6-
1
6-15
8- 6
10-
__
6-11
6-
Gas
11-24
(quar.)
6-20
5-25
Consolidated
8-25
12-15
Light
-
Co.
,'6-1
6-15
5
6-
on,
6-30
6-15
11-
6-15
~~
6-11
25c
Consolidated
5-30
5-25
J25c
Western
'5%
6-15
6-15
A
Doehler-Jarvis
1
11-15
ic
Beneficial shares
17 %c
Consolidated Edison Co. of N.
Y.,
6-14
6-28
Dodge & Cox Fund.
6-19
■*""*?",
Ltd., $2.50
6-13
f25c
Refractories. 4%% 1st pfd.
Carey
2
Dobeckmun
5-25
Class
70c
$1.50 partic. pref. class A
(quar.)
Class B common
(quar.)
Consolidated Diversified Standard
5-31
12c
__
Common
$1.50
2
135c
u
Canadian
Canadian
7-
1$1
Ltd
Canadian
Capital
7-
(quar.) 1$1.12%
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)——
5-25
6-30
(quar.)
50c
common
6-12
1
8-16
onr.
Construction, Ltd
Co.,
1
8-
Me
_
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.
Cup
5
53 Vac
I
Consolidated
1
1
6-20
Car
6-
(quar.)I
Inc.
6-
6-
Co
(increased)Hill
Co.
9-
1*2
Connecticut
Machine
Ice
1,
6-15
Association
1
6-15
6-15
230c
(quar.HHIH
Corp.
Motor
6-14
22 %c
Extra
8
6-30
J85c
Products, 4%%
6-30
185c
T
2
6-15
5-31
vtc.
6-
Company
7-
6-
6-
,
Di-Noc
Disher 3teel
6-15
6-30
1433%c
Diamond Alkali
Diamond
6-30
Inc.
6-
6-15
6-15
*j-
Stores
6-14
Connecticut Investment
Management Corp.—
Semi-annual
com.—
6-18
9-29
10-10
6-11
Ltd.,
2
$5
7- 3
Co.,
7-
10-15
15c
Life
6-20
6-29
Class B
Diana
$1.20
(s-a)
Congoleum-Nairn,
Dock
6-18
I
Co.
5-31
(quar.;
5-25
6-11
(quar.)
Insurance (Ky.) (quar")
Service Co. (quar.)
Publications
5
25c
;___
(Initial)
25c
Co.
2
(quar.)
Western RR.
50c
Insurance
6
IV2.0
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
9
2
2
(quar.)
Life
6
9-
12'Ar
$1
7-
Dredge &
6-
(Washington".
Quarterly J
i.-Quarterly
preferred
III
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
7-
Co
5-31
preferred
(quar.)_"
2
Stove
preferred
New
Di
87 %c
5-31
$1.75
6-15
9-15
Brass
South
t40c
HI
6-15
$1
&
7-
25c
6-15
8
6-
7-
50
RR.
Harves"ter~HoHTqua7.)IIIIIIIIIIIin_
$7.40
,j$l
$60c
6-15
$1
~
Western
(Kansas)
6-25
v50c
,
~
*
Co.
Holdert
Payable of Rca,
in¬
5%
preferred
(quar.)
IIIIIIH
Detroit Mortgage &
Realty Co. (quar.)
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—
6-16
6-
Corp
*75c
Celanese, Ltd., common..
Co.
Aluminum &
$1
(quar.)—.
Canadian
rf
7-
$1
(quar.)—.
1 Canadian
5
6-
?3c
B
Breweries, Ltd. (interim)—125c
.Canadian Canners, Ltd. (increased quar.)— V
40c
Grande
Detroit-Michigan
6-16
Quarterly
'
Oil
5%
1
(initial)
A
-Canadian
1
7-
(quar.)
Community Public
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.,
6-20
3
2
$1.75
Insurance
Credit
7-25
7-
8
66-
6-14
(quar.)
Mutual
Commercial
7-
V f$1.25
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carbon
115c
3
1
6-12
20c
I
Commonwealth Life
8
from
15c
Title
J50c
Mortgage Corp.—.—-
7-
6-14
50c
(quar.)
15c
HIIIIHIIIIIIH
(s-a)
Rio
Detroit, Hillside
$2
i.
(monthly)
Mines, Ltd.
RR.
&
Detroit
50c
(s-a)
Columbus
6-15
-
6-28
Silver
(quar.)
Extr^ **ar<*ware ^8. (quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Class
,
4
$1.12%
com.
Inc.,
Semi-annual
-Class
-
4
6-
(quar.).
Manufacturing
C.)
Columbian
5-31
-
.
6-
6-15
Co.—
<quar.)_
International
Columbia
125c
(s-a)
&
preferred
6-20
(quar.)
-Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.—
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
3 V2 %
t32%c
120c
>
30c
$l.i2%
Coigate-Palmelive-Peet
-6-11
D.
—
6-
When
Share
5-29
6-12
Plow Co., Ltd. (quar.)"1111™!
Company, common (quar.)
II™
Coleman
6-15
7-
75c
,
(quar.)
Co.
5-29
6-15
Company
Foil
50c
*
6-11
Cockshutt
34%c
■
75c
12 %c
_
(quar.)_III
preferred
preferred
Cobalt Lode
6-
15c
_•
Derby
Detioit
(quar.)
Co.
common
Co.
preferred
6-
20c
(s-a)
Denver
6-16
12 %c
Cluett Peabody
6-
*
(quar.)
6-16
6-30
■Extra
6-15
6-15
Copper Co
Corp., Ltd. (.s-a)
-Canada Malting Co.,- Ltd.—
-Canada Northern Power Corp. Ltd. (quar.)_
Permanent
Clorox
Forgings, Ltd.—
Assurance
Mills
convertible
6-15
Machinery
-Canada
4V2%
6-15
7-
50c
;
-Canada Iron Foundries. Ltd.
Life
Worsted
*7-
137%c
-Canada
Cleveland
6-25
quar. 1
(quar.)
...Canada
1
27 %c
Co.
preferred
&
6-
35c
common
Wyant '& Cannon Foundry Co.
Canada Cement Co;. Ltd., $1.30 pref, (quar.)
-Canada Crushed Stone, Ltd.
(resumed)
Foundries
(quar.)
Graphite Bronze
Quarries Co.
y8-
6-30
$1.50
preferred
25c
Burlington Co. Ry.
Canada
Cleveland
28c
27c
Campbell,
»
Cleveland
8*
6-15
75c
Co.,
Consolidated
convertible
$4.50
6-29
6-15
$1.50
Illuminating
6-
7-
_____
Forge Co., common
Camden
.
Electric
Fund,
profits
Delaware
;
5-15
6-15
6-15
6-12
(quar.)_
Company
vestment income and 10c from
investment
7-1
6-30
com.
1
7-
<quar.)_
Utilities
Hecla
Cleveland
5-28
62 %c
(quar.)
7-30
75c
Service
.
6-15
Delaware
$1.25
Co.,
tip m
Name of
l
(quarjT—II
Co.
7-
6-15
62%c
_
preference
(quar.)
5Mi%
preference (quar.)
Water
1
y62c
5%
California
6-
Iron
preferred
$4.50
Clinton Foods, Inc.,
(quar.)
Pacific
6-15
25c
(quar.)
California
Cleveland-Cliffs
6-15
Co.—
(quar.)
California
5-18
2
6-
$1.37%
common
7-
J25c
;
preference
conv.
preferred
Co.,
5-31
4
6-15
I
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
$1
preference
conv.
*5.60%
Equipment
5-11
f$3.50
___
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
9
50c
(quar.)
Power
lion-cum.
Holdert
Payable of Re0,
15c
20c
(quar.)..
iDayton)
com.
6-
$1.75
__
__
C. J. T. Financial Corp.
Calaveras Cement Co.
6%
(s-a)
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.>__
Bldgs.,
8-
20c
class A
Co.
5-28-
When
Share
7-27
5-15
6
6-11
$1
preference
A
Burrlllville Racing Association,
Burton-Dixie
Company
j50c
37%c
common
Burroughs
Per
Name of
J25c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Dredging Ltd. (Interim)
Bulolo Gold
Holdert
City & Suburban Homes Co.
City Investing Co., common
5%% preferred
(quar.)
40c
Bullock's, Inc., 4%
Burns
6-
t50c
common
Eclipse
When
Payable of Rec.
6-15
6-
}25c
6-15
5-25
5
4
$0.185625
7- 1
6-11
?30c
6-23
6-
37 %c
6-14
6- 1
8
.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2332)
per
Metallurgical
Faultless
Federal
(irreg.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Smelting Co.—,
Grace
I
Company
(W. R.)
6-15
0%
preferred
1
6 %
preferred
6-
5-28
6%
6-
1
8%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
37 Vic
(quar.)—,
8
6-15
(quar.)
6-10
$1.50
$1.50
$2
—
.
9-10
,5-26
8-27
11-20
5-28
8-27
11-20
5-28
8-27
11-20
6- 8
5-21
5-18
5-29
12-10
6-10
■
''
Extra
;
Corp.
Products of Canada Ltd.
Fibre
Field
(Marshall)
Clas3
A
Class
8%
preferred
class
B
(quar.)
$2
$2
$2
9-10
12-10
8 %
6-15
6-
5
8%
6-22
5-31
preferred
preferred
class
class
B
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2
$2
9-10
12-10.
8%
Granite
Gray
Industrial
of
Stock
Fund
National
Stores,
First
National
Stores
6-
5
Great
6-15
6-
5
Great Lakes Terminal Warehouse
Great
Great
7-
2
5-28
7-13
6-26
York
class
conv.
Flintkote Company,
common
Great
1
6-
9
$1
(s-a)
(quar.)
A
6-
50c
7-
2
6-
8
$30c
$2
Corp.,
Ltd.,
7-
1
6-
6
6-
9
5-26
50c
(quar.)
Florida Power & Light Co., common—
$1
6-15
6-
35c
6-29
6-
Florida
30c
6-20
6-
5
Power
Corp.
Food
Foote
Burt
Foote
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
Inc., common
Foundation
of
Co.
5
Greyhound Corp., common
4 V* %
preferred (quar.)
6-
2
Griesdieck
5-11
Western
stock
series
Industries
the
Gulf
Common
(quar.)
6-
1
Common
(quar.)
6-15
5-15
preferred
$5
6-29
6-20
8c
RR., common
Gulf
6-
6-18
2
v'v-Wyv;/1'///
$1.50
6-
6-27
15c
6-
'
6-20
'
Common
9
preferred
(quar.)
30c
6-
9
5-18
preferred
(quar.)
30C
9-10
8-20
4.64%
pfd.
Utilities,
preferred
(quar.)—
30c
6-20
6- 2
Halliburton
Gary (Theodore) & Co., $1.60 1st pfd. (accum.)
20C
7-
1
6-20
Hamilton
$30c
7-
1
•6-1/
Extra
6%
Garrett
12-10
40c
Corp.
Class A
11-19
'
Gatineau
5 7*
Power
preferred
5 Vz %
preferred
Gauley
Mfg.
6-
1
Hamilton
1
6-
1 <
8
5-21
37'/2C
(quar.)
General
Corp.,
Baking Co., $8 pfd.
General
Box
Co.—
General
Cable
Supply, 5%
Corp., common
47*
1st preferred
47*
pfd.
(quar.),,—.
General
Motors
$3.75
preferred
$5 preferred
General
67*
:
Railway
67*
General
$2.25
(quar.)
common
-
__
Products
4'/2 7*
Co.,
Gillette
Gisholt
Portland
B
Glidden
Globe
Hazeltine
30c-
2
6-12
Heileman
2
6-12
Hein-Werner
6-
Extra
7
Heinz
6-11
6-
7-
6-21
6-20
7-
6-15
New
7-
6-15
Hercules
66-30
6-15
6-28
6-15
8-
7-
1
6-15
7-
6-
2
5
6-20
A
10c
common' (quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
6-12
6-
1
6-12
6-
1
6-30
second
preferred
redemption
on
(entire
June
18
issue
at
redemption
share
Globe
50C
7- 2
6-
1
7- 2
6-
1"
$1.49
on
June
at
18
$100
Globe
Steel
Union,
Tubes
Godchaux Sugars,
$4.50
Goebel
5-31
5-21
6-21
6-
6- 2
9
Brewing Co.
!
(quar.)
$1,121/2
■■
(quar.)..
&
Goldale
Stock
Mines,
Goldblatt
Telegraph
$1
10c
7- 2
6-18
Ltd.
Brothers, Inc.
6-12
$5c
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
com.
(quar.),,
Mfg. Co.
Government Employees Insurance Co.
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class £
Class A
(quar.)
Class
Grant
A
(W. T.) Company, com.
6-30
66-
7
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
$12 y2c
6-15
7- 3
6-19
.8-
1
7-18
6-
1
5-17
5-29
7-15
5-15
5-15
6-15
6-
30c
6-25
6-11
6
6-11
7-
Oil
1
Humphryes
6%
Class
B
Inc
'
7-
Participating
Electric, Light
:
4.80%
7-10
6-15
10-15
9-15
6-
3.30%
preferred
"7-18»
10-19j
25c
Power,
J 11- 1
35c
(quar.)—
5-25'
8-25
11-26
37y2c
7- 2
6- 5
933Ac
7- 2
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
6- 5
(quar.)
7-
20c
7%
$25c
preference
"B"
{'C"
Sulphur
3
5-31 v
xiy4%
7-
3
5-31.
6-
8
31V2C
$1-25
■r
6-29
$1.25
5-18.
6-15 "
6-29
<
$1.25
.
7-
'
/
6-15)
6-15
1
5-31.
6-15'
1
75c
6-
6-20
8}X
6
1
7-18
75c
6-11
25c
6-11
'
5-28
5-28
8-
933/4c
(reduced)—
,
r
6-
6-27
Corp.
»•*
6-15
7-
$2
$1.25
Co, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.),,,
Johnson
5-31
.
7-
Jewel Tea
&
4
5-31 -
4
7-3
..
(quar.)
Co.
6-
5-31/
xiy4%
—
Lake
6-15
7- 3
,
xl3/4%
,
c-
,5-25};.
--7- 3.
$$1.75
preference
preference
<5%
2
6-11
.
,
6-15;
5-25
2
7-
82'/2c
(quar.),,
Co.
10-19
:«;6-15)
6-26
50c
Trust
2
,7- 2
(quar.)
Irving
2
Inc,
&
Jones
Machine
6-
5-25
1
9-29.
1
7-20
•
8-
1
7-20>
i
11-
1
10-20
11-
lt
10-20>
6-8
6-1
7-1
6-
25c
5-29.
3c
6-15
6-
(quar.)
62j/2C
7-2
6-20
(quar.)
32V2C
5-31
5-15*
6-
5-29
7- 5
6-16;
30c
6-30
6-
6-25
5-31'
Kalamazoo
15c
6-26
Kansas
40c
50c
7-10
Kahn's *(E.)
$4
$6c
6-29
6-
62'Ac
6-12
5-25
$1
6-30
6-15
1'
Sons Co,
Aluminum
5%
i
preferred
Chemical
&
—
Corp.
Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
City Power & Light, com. (quar.),
preferred (quar.),,,,—
preferred (quar.
Kansas
4%
City
Southern
(quar.),,
40c
6-15
6- 8
6-15
5-15
6-15
6-
6-10
5-18
Katz
5
(quar.),,
5-31
6-30
7-2
$1.07
Co,
common
i2y2c
_•
•
(quar.),
$4.50 -preferred
Kawneer
(quar.)
5
Kayser
5
5-
1
6-27
40c
6-20
6- 1
6- 8
&
Kellogg Company
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel,
6-15
6-
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-15
B
50c
(quar.)
"
.
Kelvinator
(quar.)
of
1
7-16
7-2
6-1
Kendall
6-
5-31
Kennametal,
6-20
6-
56Vic
7- 2
6-19.,
20c
6-9
5-19-
Kerite
5-31
5-21*
Kern
-
Canada.
Inc.
Ltd^
$25c
•
^
.-.—.—
(quar.)
75c
Ltd
6-
9
6-
9
5-29
12Vic
6-25
6-15
-
Land
common
6-11
5-11
$1
6-11
5-11
30c
6-30
6-19-
$1.50
(quar.)
6-30
6-19
$20c
7- 3
6-1.5*
7-
6-15
3
$$1.50
7- 3
6-15
50c
6-13
6- 1
$1.25
common
6-30
6-19
$1.25
„
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
7-
25%
6-15
6-15,
6-15'
1
6v
5
6-
1
25e
6-20
6-
9
$1.25
6-29
6-
l'
25c
«—.»
CO
6-15
5-23'
6-15
Mines, Ltd.
6-
$1
—---—r---—
*■
V
5-15
5-31
1
7-11
75c
8-
35c
Keyes Fibre Co, class A—_——
5.50%
1st preferred———,
6-
5
6-28
$20c
(interim),—
■*
6-15"
<6-9
-
.
Company
5-29
$$1
2
2
6-20
.
$1.12ya
—
dividend)
Copper Corp——
Kentucky Utilities Co, com. (quar.)
County
7-
75c
(stock
Kennecott
Kerr-Addison Gold
56Vic
7-
7- 2
,
62y2c
8
''
•
62Vic
.-
Company, $4.50 preferred
1.
■
1,
class A
6-15'
'
Class
'
6-15"
6-29
87 Vic
Kellogg Co, 3V2% preferred (quar.)
3x/2 %
preferred (quar.)r__________,_____
9
9
6-30
•
25c
66-
5-25
6-20
9'
6-
5-31
87V2C
(quar.),—
Co.
6-15
8-
6-
2
6-15
40c
,.
6-15
6-30
(Julius)
$1.12 y2
—
Company ;(quar.)
50c
25c,
$12V2c
7-
-
Drug
12 Vic
:
8-15
6-15
-
(quar.)
8-15
1
7-16
(quar.)
4.28%-preferred A
25c
common,
1'
1
$1
$1.25
'7:-7*
pfd.
$1.06 Vi
A
6-
6-20
9-
■
4V2%
12 V2c
;
9
t
4
$1.12 y2
Ry.*, common,,,,,,,,
—
/
995c
—„
(quar.)
preferred
..,
—
$3.80
Kansas Gas & Electric,
„
50c
(quar.),
r
—
Kaiser
1
6-10
7-17
4
1
6-
;6-15
6-19
7-27
Ltd.
6-
6-15
'»
1
50c
'6-29
$5c
(quar )
•
1
$2.25
20c
Co
*
6-1
7-
$1.25
—
Manufacturing
v
45c
(quar.
Laughlin Steel Corp, common
5% preferred A (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co, com. (quar.),,,^
4%%
preferred (s-a)___
Joy Manufacturing Co.
(guar.)—
;
Justrite
6-30
50C
&
6-
1
8-
3c
—,.
10-
2c
common
—
Lamson
Jones
6-15
9
Co,
7-
20c
2C
Royalty
Extra *"
6-20
6-30
?
20c
(quar.)
;
Ranch
Quarterly
$20c
9-15
,7-
60c
,
.
common
8-
22y2c
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
$25c
(s-a)
12-15
7-19!
8-1
1
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.),,,—
Jamaica Public Service, common (quar.)—
7-25"
8-15
—
(s-a)
$25c
5-31):
11-1
20c
(quar.),,!
Huron & Erie Mortgage
i
6-20
6-29
25c
.1
&
Iowa Power & Light Co,
Johnson
5
40c
(quar.)
class A
6-21
9C
37x/2C
(quar.)
preferred
3% %
6-20*'
2
6-15
50c
com.
Co.,
1»
'9-15
37V2C
6-30
50c
common,,
1
6-
6-15
v
(quar.),,,
6-18'
$1.12Vi
preferred
4f
6-20*
6-
6-15
i2y2c ;
7-15
6-20
.7-1
1»
6.
10-15
...7/
—„
7-1
7- 1
6-
6-20:
$75c
'
Co.——
Jefferson
9-29
6-21'
$50c.
(quar.)
6-4
10-15
1>
6-15*
$1
.
6-26
1
6•
2
$75c
(quar.)
6-
1-'
1
6-11
6-20
7-
50c
6- 4
6-15*
6-
6-19
:
6-15
—
6-15
7- 2
6-15
53Vic
-
Manufacturing
preferred
.
25c
6-15
5%
5-25
3c
(monthly)
Mining & Smelting,
& Refining Co
Ltd.,
5-25)
6-25
58 %c.
6-26
5-15
5-29
5c
(initial quar.)
Materials
preferred
Hunt's,
6-25
15c
.
—
preferred
7%
5-30
6- 9
25c
.
Field
Humble
6-15/
6-
7-13
.
50c
5-25
6-12
(quar.)
Co
preferred
•
6-29
6-15
62'/2c
-
,
(quar.),
preferred
Participating
$2.50
Johnson
class
5-21
6-15
(Rhode Island)
Iowa
r
6-30
Lighting & Power—~
Bay
Fund
Johnson Oil Refining Co.
<quar.)
W.)
convertible
Hudson
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% preference "D" (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.),,,,
$5 preferred A (quar.),,,———
$5 preferred B (quar.),,,
Jamestown Telephone Corp. (N. Y,)—
'5% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Jamestown Telephone Corp, com. (quar.)—
'5% 1st preferred (quar.),.——__
$1.50
(quar.)
$25c
(increased)
6- 5
6- 8'
,
Johns-Manville
Howell Electric Motors Co.4_______
5-15
6-15
4Vi%
.
; 15c
common
6-20
'6-29
>
50c
(quar.),
9iy4c
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.
Oil
8.
$1.25
Inc.
10%
Transit
Howe Sound Co.,
7
6-30
$1
$25C
Rapid
New common
Houston
6-
*
■*
5-25 7
6-15
6-20
25c
6-12
$1.25
14 2/7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
7- 3
50c
(quar.7
dividend
Houston
8
$25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-19
6-19>
50c
Rapid Transit, 5%
Statler
$2.25
5-15
6-
2
$1.25
class A
Gorham
Stock
6-15
7-
50c
•*
_
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
$5 conv. preferred (quar.)
7- 6
25c
Corp
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.,
5-22
6-15
12V2C
Manitou Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Goodrich (B. F.) Company, common
$5 preferred
(quar.)
7-20
6-29
7-1
7- 1
10c
.
(Frank
Hotels
5-22
6-12
7- 2
$2c
(quar.)
Golden
$2.50
6-ll>
6-1
6-11
15c
37Vic
,
Ltd. (s-a)
Mining Co. (reduced)
preferred
Horner
8
<7-3
'
6-11
'
$1.50
Co.,
Horder's,
6-18
7- 2
$1.50
~
(quar.)
6-13
—
preferred
4j/2%
6-
$35c
Hoover Company,
,
3
25c
Co, Inc.,,,,,
convertible preferred
Selective
$1.12Vi
(quar.)_
—
Electrochemical
$4.25
6- 8
25c
5c
Gold
Hooker
Stores
preference
Telephone
25c
Quarterly
Honolulu
convertible
Investors
6-30
—
6-18
7-10
7-
t25c
V
(initial),.
com.
(quar.)
Investors Trust Co.
...
common.
Ltd.—
Oil
8-15
$1
(quar.):
new
(quar.)___—
Investors
•
$1
12Vic
& Whitney, common,——
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co. (Calif.)
Homestake
*7-16
75c
Corp. of Philadelphia,.
Investment Foundation, Ltd, com. (increased)1
6-11
.
6-30
-
preferred
6-11-
.
common.
Corp.
50c
?60c
.7
-
Co, common
6-30
-
-
„
.*/'
Power
6-30
'*
18%
Products
1
$1
10c
Quarterly
Inc.—
prior preferred
A
(quar.)
Class
50c
.
1
12V2c
—
Hollingsworth
6-18
25c
(quar.)
.
Lumber (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Honolulu
$1.49
Co.,
Inc.
-
Quarterly
Hines (Edward)
per
plus this dividend)
Corp.
Globe
Steel
Honolulu
American
6%
dividend)
Co., $6 preferred
Corp.—
common
(initial quar.)
Home Oil
.,
5-25'
20c
$1.25
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. (quar.)
& Dauch Paper Co.
of Canada,
per
share plus this dividend)
$5 junior preferred (entire issue called for
6-11
.
Hinde
called
$100
6%
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4V*% preferred series A (quar.)
Hershey Creamery Co.'(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
6-15
6-11
& Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—
for
8'
dividend
Highland-Bell,
6-14
6-15
25c
—
6-30
7- 2
56740
(quar.)
6-
30c
Co., common
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Monthly
6-1
$1.50
class
6-30
Heywood-Wakefield
5-31
50c
(quar.)
1
y6- 1
1
25C
...
stock
5-25
6-14
50c
(quar.)
8
—
Payable in non-voting
25c
(quar.)
6-
Hercules Cement
1
Co,
Interstate Natural Gas
6-30
50c
pfd.
>
6-15
Investment
Co., Ltd.,,—
Henkel-Clauss
7-
'
Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
(H. J.) Company, 3.65%
5-31»
$75c
Co. (increased quar.)
Department
5-18
Co
& Pillot, Inc. (stock
Payable in non-voting
6-21
9
6-
(quar.)
common
International Petroleum
5-25
:
__——
2
6-
6-15
•
(quar.)—
Interstate
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Brewing
6-20
6-6
Co,
Paper
preferred
6- 9
Corp.
5-25
•
$5
(G.)
2
50c
Co.
Co.
7-
25c
—,,
6-15 t
60c
1
7-
20c
(s-a)
convertible
7-
7-
6-28
& Sugar
Co.,
Glass
$4
4.70%
u
Corp.
6-15
$1.25
(quar.),.
Co.,
4J/2%
Hazel-Atlas
5-25
$1.1272
.
Cement
Distilleries,
preferred
6-11
6-15
25c
(N.
Falls
Electric
»
5-18*
-
$65c
15c
Commercial
Hawaiian
6-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Falls
Hawaiian
1
$1.50
(quar.)
pref.
Corp.
Glens
67*
9
5-18*
8-
$1.25
;
Glens
Class
7-
1
$1
(quar.)
Glen-Gary Shale Brick
Glenmore
9
8
20 7*
Y.)
7-
12 Vic
Co
Harvester
1
8-15
International
Interstate
___.
Henke
dividend
Gleaner
8-
6-13
9
$iy2c
.,—,
(s-a)—_—
7- 2
■.
5%
Lithographing Co., common,,—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Haverty Furniture Co. (quar.),,
7-14
40c
International Products Corp.
5%
Havana
$37'/2c
Corp.—
Chemical—
International Salt
$1
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Hathaway Mfg. (quar.)
5c
(quar.),,
Machine
Stock
5-31
8-
1
6-6
40c
5-17
&
5-25
Co,
9
6-13
$1.12 y2
6-15
$1.50
6-15
6-
11-
7-2
$1
6-
56ViC
common
Safety Razor, $5
Girdler Corp.
6-20
1
7-2
8- 3
$4 preferred (quar.)__
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
4
Hat Corp. of America, common (s-a)
$3
Co
preferred (quar.)
Refrigerator Co
Gibson
1
50c
(quar.)
Cement
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred
$6
preferred (quar.)
Gerber
5-15*
$1.50
Co.
preferred
Portland
5
12-
preferred
5-25
Tobacco,
25 c
Corp
(quar.)
General Steel Castings, $6 pfd.
(accum.)
General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
American
ctfs.
(irreg.)
Georgia-Carolina 3rick & Tile Co
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—
Giant
6-
6-14
(quar.),,,,.
6-10
(payable in A stock)
Chemical
6-
6-30
7-14
Co. (quar.)__
Ltd.——,—
7-2
stock)
—
6-20
$20c
preferred (quar.),,,,,,,
Paints, Ltd.
(Canada)—
6%
6-15
6-15
Haskelite
,
4%
$1.12Vi
Co
4
1'
$30c
t40c
8-15
(quar.)
Harshaw
5-25
50C
8-1
Company, common
Hartman
11-12
6-13
7-
5-21
class A
Winklq-Muning
1.
50c
.
Minerals
50c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
50c
Equipment
Refractories
5%
11-26
■,
6-15
9-1
extra
preferred
$1.50
:/
Signal,
(quar.)
preferred
6%
6-
(quar.),.
$1
V
5-25.
2
preferred (quar.)
4y2%
50c
;
8
7-
5-31.
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
25c
;
Harniscnfeger
5-10
12c
Common
(quar.)
in A
6-
$3
Co, com. (quar.),.
Ltd.,.
Industries, Ltd.—
>
common
$1.06'A
(payable
dividend
(M. A.)
Hanson-Van
1
11-12
$1.25
common,,
General Portland Cement Co.
Precision
4
5-25
933/ic
(quar.)
General
6-
11-26
$1
.
Advertising Co,
General
5-28
$1.25
■
.
common
(quar.)
Outdoor
6-
8
6-15
60c
(quar.)
preferred
i
6-
Stock
Hanna
$1
common
Corp.,
7-
,
r"
Class A
International
(quar.)
on
dividend
Year-end
6-22
50c
(irreg.)
General Industries, 5% pfd. (quar.)
General Manifold & Printing (quar.)
General
Stock
5-11
$1
(s-a)
Co.
Corp.,
2
6-15
25c
(s-a)
preferred C
Foods
2
7-
10c
:
..Year-end extra
6-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holdings,
5-21
;
Hancock Oil Co. of Calif.—
6-22
7-
50c
15c
preferred C
v
4
6-15
9
Harvester
International Metal
6-10
.
(quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
6-22
IVi 7*
preferred A (s-a)
conv.
6-
2
$1
■,
_
47*
2
6-29
7-
&
62ViC
preferred
Hammond Instrument
International
8
3-11,
$1.25
Paper Co., com.
6-
—
Coke,
International
9-10
12-
5-21
$12Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)___
16c
(accum.).
// 6-15
Co., Ltd.-—
preferred
conv.
4Vi%
6-18
25c
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
General Contract Corp.
(stock dividend),.
General Dry Batteries
General Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
General Fireproofing
2
15c
—
convertible
5%
5
7-
31 Vic
(quar.),
General
4%
6-
Cotton
Hammermill
1
5
7-
4c
Builders
General
66-
6-15
$2
4%
5-31
6-25
15C
(quar.).
(quar.)—
common
9
6-11
1007*
Acceptance
General
6-
30C
(quar.)
Co.
dividend
1
5-23
International
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
.Hamilton Watch Co., ccm.
7-
6-12
75c
$40c
-
7-
5-31
75c
Co
Machines
Business
Coal
$1,10
(quar.)
6-
5-31-
6-30
Powders, Ltd, common
$12V2c
Co.
5-31
$3iy4c
Ltd
Co.,
*
,f[
•
5-31
6-30
1
7- 1
$15c
Cementing
Co.
Quarterly
6-15
$20c
Well
$1
t$1.25
—
Gaylord Container Corp.
Stock
Oil
6-11
6-30
International Cigar Machinery
6-15
(quar.)
Bridge
2
6-30
preferred (s-a)
International
30c
common
$$1.38
(quar.)
Coal
Mountain
Gemmer
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-15.
5-22
6-11'
6-30
6-
$1.16
$40c
Co.,
preferred
participating preferred
6-15
—
Brass
7-
Quarterly
5-18
(quar.)
8
$40c
Products Corp.
Bronze
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2
6-
7-2
$$1.25
(quar.)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
7-16
100%
7.
$$1.06 !4
par)
6!/2%
6-11
j,
7-
$1.25
-
Silica,
6%
5-16
$50c
($32
Baking
5-
6-30
+12y2c
$1.06 V*
Industrial
6-11
75c
6-15
6-25
International Cellucotton Products Co.—
6-30
*$1.25 6-30-52
1
a3%
Ltd.—
International
$1.25
9-29
7-
$1.18 3/4
20c
6-11:
12-28
6-15
($25 par)
(quar.)
Corp. <quar.)___„,
9-10
$1.25 3-31-52
1
62J/2c
Industrial
12- 8
$1.25
7-
(quar.)
9-25>
9-25
9-29
$1.25
A
pfd.
Rayon
7-18>
12-23
Quarterly
Hahn
conv.
International
50c
Quarterly
6 %
5%
Inter-City
(quar.)
8
$1.37 y2
.
(quar.),
pfd.
6-18
50c
6
b-
(quar.)—
preferred
conv.
6- 7
6- 7
.
6-
1
Corp.—
pfd.
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
1
2
9-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Industrial Wire Cloth
8-
7-
$3
(quar.),,
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
6%
B
6-1
50c
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
5-18
preferred
4'/<%
7- 2
.
Corp.
Power,
$4.20
1
6-15
7- 2
10- 1
6-30
75c
(s-a),_
(quar.)__
6-8
_
A
quar.X
Co.
5%
Acceptance
Common
6-30
(quar.)
dividend
Gulf States
6- 8
6-15
15c
Investors, Inc
Gabriel Company (quar.)
Galr (Robert) Co.—
6-29
20c
Fundamental
Oil
Stock
Gulf
preferred
,4W/*
Industrial
,
Water,
6-30
1
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
6-15
7-
20c
Indianapolis
Telephone
6-22
$1.25
6-15
,
6-29
e—
(increased
Products
6-9
6-9
$1.25
$5
(quar.),
Steel
7-2
7- 2
37Vic
(quar.)
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
6-29
Inc.—
Inc.—
(s-a)
Ohio
&
6-11
6-11
7-20
preferred
non-cum.
Mobile
7- 2
7-
6-15
2
Associated
preferred
,$2.50
50c
5% conv. preferred (quar.),
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred fquar.)
25c
(irreg.)
Inc.
Loom,
5-11
6-11
$12*/2C
—
Canada, Ltd—
quar.)
Franklin Custodian Funds.
Preferred
8
2
8
Indiana
25c
6-
6-30
.
$1.06Vi
(quar.)—
com.
5-31
Interim
50c
(quar.)
Brewery,
6-29
6-15
(quar.)
series
preferred (quar.
$4.75 preferred
(quar.
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—Ordinary registered (final)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
6-20
,
(quar.)
7-
50c
(initial
common
of
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp. (quar.)
$3
Corp.
6-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Fruit
Die
1
10c
$5.50
50c
Copper Co—
&
Tap
6-15
75c
preferred
Corrugated Paper Co.,—,,,
Foster-Wheeler
Frontier
Cananea
6-15
6-
common
7- 3
$1.75
1
Corp
Telephor
30c
(quar.)
88-
50c
conv.
Commercial
Indiana
6-20-
$25c
,
(quar.)
RR.,
pfd.
non-cum.
6-29
$25c
Electronics
Co.
Central
6%
5%
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)
convertible
Wayne
New
Sugar,
6-15
$50c
class A
(increased),
Illinois
(Winnipeg)—
$50c
Canada,
B
Cement
5%
(quar.)
&
Holder»
Payable of Ree.
15c
'■
.
(s-a)
Radio
Illinois
Ltd.—
Co.,
81'/4C
t
(initial)
common
7- 1
(quar.)
(Houston)
25c
(quar.),—
Co.,
Ford Motor Co. of
4%
Greene
Ideal
B
$$5
preferred
Greenfield
Co
Foremost Dairies,
Fort
Felt
pref.
Hytron
5-21
6- 1>
9- 1
12- 1,
6-21
6-10
9-10
12-10
$12Vic
Ins.
Preferred
v
$1
40c
When
Share
Press Mfg. Co., common
u
Electric Securities, com. (quar.).
Hydro
5-22
—
Company
Hydraulic
6-21
6- 5
Co.—
25c
Mineral
Class
(quar.)
6-30
60c
40c
Western
7%
Chemical—
Machinery &
3'/<%
preferred
25c
*
Quarterly
7
6-11
w
4
conv.
Great
„
30c
(s-a)
(quar.),
Great West Life Assurance
1
preferred
$4
Life
6- 4
6-15
12Vic
(quar.),
Y.)
6-29
40c
preferred
West
50c
55c
,
Co.
Railway
Quarterly
Quarterly
(N.
Co
Paper
Great Southern
share
(initial s-a)J
preferred
(s-a)
Security Corp.
Fittings,
Towing
Northern
Non-cum.
"
First
Indemnity
Great Northern
5-21
One
for each
common
5-31
5-25
6-11
75C
—
6-15
6-30
approval of stockholders)
(Subject to
American
3c
Inc. (quar.)
(stock dividend).
o?
share
6-15
Lakes
6-10
25c
30c
Corp.
.
(initial)—
Co.
65c
Philadelphia (quar.)
(increased)
First
First
—
City Steel Co., new com.
Mfg.
$3
Bank
held.
preferred class A (quar.)
preferred class A (quar.).
$3
First
additional
8%
Field.
(quar.)
Association
1
6- 5
Bait.—
at
(quar.),
B
Financial
Fire
(quar.)
Marshall
see
America
of
Co.
6-
6- 7
6-25
$20c
——
6-15
6-15
30c
(quar.),.
(quar.)
Ferry Cap & Bet Screw Co
Finance
25c
75c
40c
$3 pfd.
Corp.,
Enamel
Ferro
—
.
United
Federal
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
per
Name of
5-28
25c
.
(quar.)
6-
6-10
$1.50
6-25
6-22
(quar.)—
com.
.
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Share
Company,
$1
—
50c
Federal-Mogul Corp.'
Federal Screw Works
6-
50c
Co.
Rubber
Mining &
6-15
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Reo.
25c
_
Holdere
When
Share
Name of Company
Fansteel
.
7-1
6-11
'
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co, 5%
5%
preferred (s-a)
Keystone Portland Cement
Extra
pfd.
(quar.),.;™,—_
—.",L
—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)—
Kimberly-Clark Corp, common (quar.),——
4V2% preferred (quar.);.
—
Kings County Lighting Co.-, 4% pfd. (quar.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)—_;__—
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.), Inc, common (quar.)„
$2.50
.
■
6-30
$2.50
(s-a)
12-30
50c
-
6-20
12-20'
6-11
6-
1
50c
6-11
6-
1
40c
6-
9
5-ltf
60c
7-
2
6-11
$1.12%
7-
2
6-11,
50c
7-
2
6-15
20c
6-30
6-
10c
6-15
5-18,
35c
6-25
6-
1
1
8
<
.
1
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and
.
*
01JVante of Company
Kleinert
\
Kresge
(S. S.j Company
(quar.)
-+Yz% <: preferred
Kroger Company—
6-26
9-20
12-20
$1.50
preferred
preferred-<quar.)^__—r-
;
2
1
6-28
6-15
7 Vic
Kuppenneimer
La
Salle
(B.)
Co.
&:
.Industries
France
La
Extension
tquar.)__.
6^15
6- 5
1
5-21
15c
—
__
50c
2
6-22
6-14
6-13
10c
7-10
6-2$
10c
10-10
9-28
(quar.)
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
35c
Mines,
Dulault
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
6-12
Lane-Wells
Lang
Co., new
(A.
Leatlier Co.
C.)
Lea til
Company,
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Lee (H. D.) Co. (quar.)
Fink
&
;
5%
Leonard
Leslie
Co.,
Refineries
Salt
Leverage
Co.
6-11
5-
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
25c
6-26
6-15
1
5-21
6-15
6- 5
4Uc
6-15
5-15
$3c
6-15
5-31
$30c
7-31
6-30
7-
■'
——
31V»c
Inc
iquar.)
—
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
(increased)Lexington Union Station, 4Co pfd. (s-a)—Libbey-Owens-Ford
Liberty
6-
50c
(quar.)—_—
of Canada—
Fund
Glass
of
Fabrics
6-15
1
35c
common
preferred
7-
I2V2C
(irreg.)
(quar.)
,
Electric
conv.
62V2c
6-15
1
7VaC
Products
..-Special
Leland
7-
6-15
N.
6-
7
2
6-11
5-25
25c
6-15
6-
$2
(quar.)
1
.Quarterly
Liberty
30c
Life
(quar.)
Corp.
Casualty Insurance. (Tenn.) 1 (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7V* pfd. (quar.) —
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (increased)—
&
Llncom National Lile Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Little Miami RR.
Original
5-18
7-
6-13
2
6-15
25c
>
1
8-
25c
11-1
6-12
5-31
37V2C
—
6-12
5-33
'in
<quar.)„
Q
„
fi
capital
Above
(quar.)
stock
io
8
90
in
»ii
10
19
'
iVno-o
$1.00 3-10-52
September,
June,
—
quarterly
December and
$1.10
pays
2-18
Special
Special
Special
Joint Pipe Co.,
preferred
8'/Jr preferred
cnC
Loew's, Inc.
6-22
6-15
5-18
50cj
*
Model
*
6-11
5-25
(initial)
6-29
6-
(P.) Company, common
(interim)
7 V* preferred
(quar.)
—I
Los-Angeles Biltmorc Hotel Co.__—.—<
30c
'
"7- 2
6- 8
$1.75
7- 2
6- 8
Molson's Brewery,
50c
6-21
6- 5
Lone
Star
Corp.,
Cement
—-------
com.
new
Lorillard
Los
Angeles
Los
Angeles
Louisiana
Investment Co.
(quar.)
—
Transit Lines (quar.)———
Co. (quar.) —
6-29
6-15
6-
Louisville
Title
RR.
1*
$1
6-12
5-
1
15c
6-15
5-31
Lowney-(William)
Luminator-Harrlson,
Lykens Valley RR.
gtfr
6-15
6- 1
6-9
6-1
(s-a)_—
40c
7-
15c
6-15
(quar.)
common
—
2
$3c
6-15
6-30
6- 9
preferred
2C
65c
Macy^Rl'H.)
Madison
Jladsen
Gas
Mahon
(R. C.)
Conv.
quar.l
5-15
6-
5
5-15
7-2
6-4
7V*
7%
(quar.)—
Mangel Store? Corp.
5-25
6-15
Morr.s
6-9
5-31
Manischewitz
6-15
25c
—
Company---,—
(B.)
66_
+
Semi-annual
—————
Consolidated
Mfg.
Realization
Mar-Tex
Corp.,
Marathon
Maritime
Telephone
Common
Telegraph
&
(quar.)
7 V*
preferred
Market
Basket
$1.25
Co.,
Corp.
(Los
7-
62'/2C
(quar.) —
$1
(qua r.)—-
preferred
2
5%
1
5%
6-20
7-14
6-20
_
c
Angeles)—
I"
25c
—
,
1
1
Marshall Field <fc Co., ±\\'U
Masawippi
Valley
Massachusetts
RR.
30c
quar.)_.
on
&"20
Fund,
j
7-1
5-31
6%
New
Ltd.—
(initial
quar.)
Co.,
common
Master
Electric
Mathews
Mathieson Chemical Corp., com.
7'/o
<quar.)_—
preferred ' (quar.)
Maytag Company
—5-18
37V2C
si4-5
5-31
"
°C
5.10'*
5-25
r-29
'I
(quar.)
9
6-11
6-
40c
*
(quar.)
Co.
4.80^
cio
„
$12 /2c
(quar.)—,
Co.
Conveyor
no)/
fil
'
McCrory
3V2Vc
McCord
$2.50
Stores
Corp.,
pielerred
Corporation,
preferred
new
National
(initial)
common
—
(quar.)
——
—
Corp.
Co.,
Cash
—.
—
Register Co.
—
(quar.)
Casualty
Co,
(Detroit)
(quar.)
National City Lines Inc., com. (quar.)
6-13
fi-15
6-30
6-15
50c
5-29
5-15
National Container Corp. (Del.) (quar.t,
National Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)_
62V2C
6-29
6-14
National Dairy Products Corp.
*
9
1
6-12
6-
6-16
5-24
New
York
(J.
(quar.)—
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
7-
2
6-11
6-
8
5-18
7-
2
6-15
6-29
6-18
2
6-
8
2
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
$1.12Va
7-
1
6-
8
20c
6-
1
3AQVo
1
50c
preferred
3.90,%
8
j
6-21
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
2
7-
2
5-28
7-
6-13
7-
6-
a
6-15
6-
1
5
6-15
6-
6-28
6-20
6-15
5-15
6-
5-15
1
75c
(quar.)
6-
8
V
1
5-
6-15
6-
9
5-31
6-29
"
25c
6-15
"
30c
6-
9
5-24
50c
7-
2
6-23
30c
common
,
i
7- 2
$10c
(quar.)—
Corp
6-29
$10c
(quar.j—
(quar.)__
5-31
6-
6-
1
8
...
1
Investment—
6V* preferred (accum.)
5V2Vo preferred (accum.)
American
North
$1.50
6-30
5-31
$1.37 Vi
6-30
5-31
20c
7-16
6-26
pfd. (quar.)
75c
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)__—___
25c
6-
9
5-21
6-
9
5-24
.6-30
6-15
<_
7-
6-
7-
6-
7-
6-
North American Rayon Corp., $3
7-
6-
North Central Texas
7-
6-25
6-15
6-
5-31
6-11
5-25
6-30
5-16
7- 3
6-15
6-20
6-12
6-20
4 Va Vo
6-12
Pacific
Northern
5-21
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-31
3
9
5-21
6-
9
5-21
93%C
7-
2
6-21
,
11-
2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred A
conv.
11-10
20c
6-11
5-14
1
7-10
—
—
—.___
PharmacaLCo., common
4.50V*
6-15
"
35c
Semi-annual
5-18
2
7-
6-
Insurance Co.—
Northwestern National Life
Norwich
6-15
5
7-25
Northland
334%
6-15
5
6-
75c
(quar.)—
6-
$1.50
Greyhound Lines—
Preferred (quar.)
6-20
6-30
50c
(quar.).
common
35c
22 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Co.
Ry.
preferred
6V*
6-11
(accum.)
(quar.)—*-—.
Mills,
Paper
50c
Public Serv., com.
Indiana
preference'
Northern
30c
(quar.)
Inc.—
convertible preferred
$1
Northern
6-15
9
,
Oil Co.
Insurance
River
North
Northeast Airlines,
1
(quar.)
Refractories Co.
American
North
6-15
6-
8
6-30
1
75c
(quar.)
Co._
American
6-
10c
convertible preferred
North
8
6-30
.
$$1
J—
North American Car
8
6-
-
Special
Norrls-Thermador Corp.
1
6-
6-30
—
(quar.)
Mining Corp., Ltd.
Normetal
8
6-30
85c
25c
Norfolk Southern Ry. Co.
6-13
6-
50c
(quar.)——
(quar.)--'
Co.
1
6-30
-
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
5-28
7-
6-28
Oil
Norris
6-15
6-
12 Vic
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
Noranda
5-31
6-21
8
6-
1
6-15
97 Vic
Co.
Chemical Co.
Nopco
6-15
7-
'
5-28
6-15
1
2-
6-22
90 V*
;
5-31
7-
7-
30c
(quar.)
Niles-Bement-Pond
6-15
35c
)
'(quar.)
:
Corp.
Niagara Share
6-
6-8
2
60c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
93 %c
(quar.)_-
preferred
preferred
3.60'^
6-15
$1.03 VA
Mohawk Power Corp., com.
Company
6-28
50c
Alkali
A
6-11
6-25
7-
pfd. (guar.)—
Niagara
Class
8
$1.12Va
Industries Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Niagara
11-15
6-
1
7-
(quar,)__.
Company
Newport Electric Corp., 3%V*
12-15
1
2
7-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Newberry
5-15
6-
$2.50
6-20
6-15
6-
6-15
$1.50
.
5-24
3
5-19
6-15
10c
"
6-30
10c
.
5-24
5-18
33 %c
8-
Copper Co.—
O'Okicp
7-
the ordinary
payment of 10 shillings on
A
shares, or $1.39 to the holders of Amer¬
ican
shares.
Subject to South African
....
Title
&
Ins.
Guaranty Co.
6-
8
Oakland
6-
1
Ogilvle Flour Mills Co., Ltd., com.
6-28
6-21
9-28
9-20
$1.50
$1.50
12-28
7-16
preferred
preferred
6-30
37V2C
20c
12%c
6-30
5-23
6-12
5-23
Olin
6-12
5-23
Oliver
6-12
3
5-29
7-
2
6-J5
50c
6-30
6-
1
97 Vic
7-
2
6-15
$1.10
7-
2
6-15
75c
6-
9
5-
8
6-15
6-
5
37 Vac
6-30
6- 8
$1
6-30
-
Co,
Water Service Co.
Ohio
6-
5*
6-15
6-
1
65c
7-16
6-29
30c
6-15
5-31
6-15
6-
1
'
$2
8-
1
7-18
6-29
6-13
25c
Co.
Pottery
6-30
6-14
40c
(irreg.)
6-11
5-21
20c
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp.,
6-15
Ox Fibre Brush Co.,
5-21
Pabst
9
5-10
Pacific
6-11
5-21
Brewing
$1.50
6-
—
1
6-
2
50c
(quar.)—
A
class
B
Onondaga
6
7-
Filters-r-
Inc.
Omar,
6-20
60C
(quar.)__
convertible
Class
^
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
6-11
7-
(quar.)_.
Industries, Inc., 4% pfd. ser. A
Oliver United
6- 4
70c
Tube
5-21
7-
5-23
7-13
25c
Seamless
6-12
6-28
20c
25c
Ohio
7-16
50c
10c
Oil
5-25
50c
(increased)
Co.
Ohio
50c
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
4.40'*
6-30
7-16
Co.,
3.90V*
12-20
4c
2c
Edison
6-12
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(annual)
Telegraph
Mississippi
&
6-
6-25
...
——
6-30
Ohio
6-12
35c
Co
Manufacturing
5
$1.39
7V2V" ———
of
tax
Oak
6-12
$1
$4 preferred A iquar.)—
SI
SI.O6V4
93 %C
2
7-
6-15
Gas
7-
6-15
2
$2.50
6-15
4% Vo
6-
6-15
7-
3c
6-16
Newport
8
6-29
6-29
$1.01 Vt
(qua,r.)_.
Service
J.)
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
6-11
$2
(s-a)
preferred
6-
40c
(s-a)
Inc.
preferred
preferred
y5-25
7- 2
$1.50
York State Electric &
$4.50
8
6-
6-15
Co.—
:
...
preferred
5-31
10c
Co
Co.,
5-31
35c
(quar.)
Water Co.
Zinc
1
6-
2
6-15
20c
Co, (quar.)
'/c
6-14
"
National
7-
(quar.)
Light
4V2V*
8
50c
(quar.)
7-11
(quar.)_
3% Vc
6-15
124+c
common
6-
7-11
7-23
6-15
ouarter
Auction
,10%
6-29
12c
6-30
25e
88c
iquar.)
(quar.)
7- 2
$50c
com.
(quar.)—
—— ,
preferred C (quar.)
Biscuit
5-22
1
6-15
20c
$1.50
(quar.)
National Can Corp
4
'
(L.)
Company, Ltd.—
Participating preferred (s-a)
(quar.)—
preferred A
Nash-Kelvinator
National
.
McBrine
!.
preferred (quar.)—
B
5-22
1
7-23
Co.
Co.
Gas
Ohio
Mutual Telephone Co. (Hawaii), com.
Preferred
6-
6-12
6-12
6-
15c
preferred (quar.)__.
N. Y. City Omnibus Corp.
(resumed)-,
N. Y. & Harlem RR. Co., common (s-a)_„„
1
6-15
1
6-15
2
6-15
37 VaC
35c
*■
6-
7-
(quar.)
40c
!—
6-15
50C
Y.-Chicago & St, Louis RR. Co.—
6
25c
(quar.)
common
6-15
5-31
26V»c
Extra
r
Massey-Harris
Inc.,
System,
2
7-14
40c
Co.
Mfg.
Mur
Jersey
Y.
N.
5-21
6-14
$1.18%
(irreg.)—
7-
1
6-13
75c
New Park Mining Co
6-15
——
(increased)—,
7-31
Jersey Power & Light,
New
N.
I2V2C
—
1
(quar.)
Extra
5-
8-
$37y2c
(quar.)
4% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New Jersey Water, $4.25 pfd. A (quar.;
5-31
7
6-
Co..._
4.05'A
5-31
6-15
6-
6-15
6-12
75c
Ltd.
Brothers Inc.
Haven
New
6-29
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Mutual
6-15
g.
13c
Inc.-
20c
62V2C
7V2C
(quar.)——
Ring Co.
Piston
Company
6Vo
6-18
j}}?1*
|3
Second
2
6-30
$1.06'A
pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)
Investors
7-
35c
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
6V* preferred (quar.)
—
c
$3-50
35c
(s-a)
Inc.,: common
Muskegon
6%
(initial
common
preferred
Muskogee
Marsh (M.) & SonNew
conv.
Munsingwear,
6-20
7-14
$1
Brewing, com. (s-a)_
preferred
<6-305preferred (quar.)
17'/2C
+15c
Munising Wood Products Co., common—
11-15
$20c
(quar.)—
(George)
partic.
6-30
9
6-30
25c
(increased quar.)
Co.
Cement
New Haven
6-
50c
(s-a)-_—____
&
Increased
New
3
35c
Muehleback
00
-
b-2z
6-
8
5-15
6-
593'^
Extra
Ltd.
-——-—-—
———-—— <*
—
1
7-15.
nn
Common
J
—-
Murphy (G. C.) Company,
———
(quar,)—.
12-
5c
preferred (quar.)—.—
5%
^
6-13
60c
-r—-—
Marchant, Calculating Machine Co.
7-
+$7.50
——
(quar.)———
Co.
(a-uar<>
(quar.)
Corp.
Mountain Producers Coip.
OK
c
5-25
8
6-
6-10
50c
(quar.)
V]o preferred (s"a)
———
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
——
(Toronto)
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.
Mapes
10
6-12
30c
Mocre——
&
6-
1,
7-31
25c
5-31
$1.75
$20c
Mount Royal Metal Co., Ltd
—
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills, Inc., com__
8
-
Maxwell
Manning,
Paper Mills, common
Preferred
5*
22
G
1
7-
8-15
<quar.)___^_.
Co.
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph
6-
(William R.) Dry Goods, common—
6-29
5-18
8
7-
5-15*
Co
New
6-10
t$1.75
t$1.75
50c
37V2C
$2.50
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6-15
6-11
6-
50C
9
Company
Nestle-Le
6-10
$25c
Moore-McCormack Lines Inc.
6-30
1
6-15
6-
Corp.
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
1
7-
2
10c
Neisner
8
40c
t22V2C
(quar.)
25c
30c
66-
6-15
7-
12 Vic
Nazareth
6-20
2
6-15
2
(quar.)
Car,
Steel
Natomas
$2
37V2C
$50c
*5-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Company (quar.)
—•
5-15
6-15
2
7-
2
30c
—
Moore
(initial)
6-15
6-15
7-
Extra
6-
$25c
$$1.12
(initial quar.)
30c
priority shares
1
6-12
62VaC
5-25
Corp., Ltd.
5-
4
—
Wheel
6-11
5-25
20c
$1.25
Extra.
6-
$20c
*20c
-3
common
preferred
National Tile
2
25c
62V2C
Co., common
5-22
Motor
1
7-
I2V2C
6-15
Company
6-
$2c
I2V2C
6-22
Ltd
Mines,
common
5-16
6-11
7-
75c
(quar.)—.——
4',*"' preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
6-11
6-15
1
35c
Cooker
Sugar Refining Co.
National Tank Co. (quar.)
60c
$5c
(P. R.) & Co.. Inc. (quar.)
Mallory
6- 9
5
Moore.Corp.,
7-16
$2
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Car
Mailman
6-30
6-
GOc
Co.—.
Gold
Company,
Magor
(increased
Inc.
Co.,
Electric
Lake
Red
Magnavox
&
&
$$1.25
(quar.)—-.—_
2nd preferred
7%
25c
(quar.)
Company
$1.15
50c
$50c
(quar.)—
25c
$12'/2C
B
Class
MacWhyte
15c
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd———
J
1
6-29
40c
Montana Flour Mills, new com.
5-15
$12V2C
—
cl. A—
7cfc
1
8-
8
62 VaC
National
Machine Co.—
Calculating
Monroe
6-15
6-
7-16
7-15
Co., common—
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
Starch Products—
National
6-U
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Equipment
8-
1
6-29
$1.75
iquar.)
Castings
Rubber Machinery
National Steel
1
(quar.)—
Auto
6-22
9-
12-
& Type Co.
Pressure
$1.40
6-15
6-
—
Monroe
65c
Export Co., Ltd.,
(H. R.)
6-15
(quar.)—
Inc.
Products,
7-16
$25c
Extra
3
6-29
1
$1.12 '/a
National
8-17
11-16
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
6Vc
6- 1
710-
$15c
^
Steel
&
1
6-
1-2-52
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
National
7-
—
$15C
1
6-14
2
7- 3
$50c
;
S<irvice Corp., com.
Paper
New
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., common (quar.)—
4V2'/o
preferred (quar.)————
17 /2c
& Coal
Macassa Mines, Ltd
MacMillan
(s-a.t
Ltd. (quar.)——-——
<fc Sales (quar.)
Co.,
Manufacturing
Lyons Metals
(quar.)
Mortgage
B
6-
6-11
$1
class B
preferred
Malleable
7-
6-
6-20
35c
Iquar.)
National
6-
6-
5-31
(quar.;
A
National
6-
1
50c
25c
25c
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
6-15
50c
Land <k Exploration
Louisville & Nashville
Ludlow
l2V?c
Class
6-
7-
Mohawk Carpet Mills Inc. (quar.)
8
1
5-15
—
Mojud Hosiery Co., common
5Vo
preferred (quar.).
—
(quar.)
A
class
4 Va Vc
8-31
40c
50c
Co.
^
Co.
Gas
class
57o
11-30
■
5-31
6-11
15c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
60c
National Linen
5
5-15
K '•!
35c
Star
6-
7-
$50c
3735c
Lone
6-
7-
25c
preferred (quar.)——
Manufacturing
Modine
1
7-1
$30c
(interim)—
Ltd.—
Oils,
6-20
7-
6-15
Mobile'& Birmingham RR., V/o 'pfd. (s-a)_
1-1-52
1
1
6-
6-29
6-15
Semi-annual
9-21
12-22
10-
$1
Corp———
(quar.)-.
6-19
7- 2
$1
■<—
(quar.)—
Aircraft
Lockheed
6-30
$1
6-16
2
6-11
Mills., Ltd., class A (quar.)
National Lead Co., common (quar.)___
7'io ciass A preferred (quar.)
I__
6-15
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd. (s-a)
$1
common
2
7-
50c
National Hosiery
50c
4c
25c
56Vic
25c
Mississippi Power Co.. 4.60V* pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
—:—
Mitchell (J. S.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
6-13
7-16
75c
5-31
7-
6-15
(quar.)_____^_
Corp.
(quarJ_„II"_"111
Co.
60c
6-11
30c
25c
75c
$2
50c
Service
Mississippi Glass, 4'/o
A";«
,2-18
o
3-10-52
Public
8
7-
5V*c
(qu~a"r.)
2
(Hartford)
Products
Gypsum
National
3
10-2©
7-
National Gas & Oil Corp
6-12
7-21
10-30
5c
50c
5c
Food
National
50c
$10
Missouri
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
I'll
2
6-
25c
—«—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Cla£>S B
,
®-20
50c
(quar.)
—
yar common held)—
Development Co. (irreg.)
Mississippi Glass Co. (increased)—-
•
50c
Little Schuylkill Navigation KR. & Coal
Semi-annual
8 V*
o{
$1
guaranteed (quar.)——
guaranteed
(quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
Special
—
Mission.
in
„
8%
10
o
March.
In
Lock
on
"in
tiin
_.
K
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common (quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., common——
$4 preferred (quar.)
—
Mission Corporation " (stock dividend)''(two
6hares of $1 par common for each share
10-25
30c
Ltd.
Canada,
of
Corp.
~~~
Insurance
National Standard
(s-a)_—
Minneapolis Brewing Co
7-25
into
Original
1*
6-
1
6-12
7-
5-11
1
8-
5o
Fire
•
67 Vic
40c
$1.10
$1.22Va
20c
25c
25c
75c
(s-a)
——
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, cr.m. <quar.)__
4V2V0 preferred. (quar.)___„
Milliron's, o'/c preferred
Mining
(quar.)
Original capital
capital
(quar.)_capital (quar.)
Original
9
$1.75
—
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)——
$1.50
—
————
Service
6-
62V2c
(quar.)
Co.,' common
1
6-
2
6-12
5-31
6-11
$15c
;
Co.—
preferred iquar.)__!__
Welding Machine
National
preferred
(Ind.)
—
Quarterly
Lincoln
6-15
6-
8
7-
$1.12%
$1.12Va
Extra
6-23
6-22
15c
——
7- 2
15c
—
Products
Oil
Midwest
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
■
8
7-
1
5-31
9
Extra
6-
6-12
9
6-
"""
Electric
National
5-31
6-
6-
(quar.)_
com.
Quarterly
5-21
6-20 1
conv.
National
6-
.
30c
10c
Extra
Mid-States Equipment Co.—
7',* convertible prelerrcd (quar.)—__—
Middle South Utilities, Inc. (quar.)—
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Midland Steel Products, common (quar.)—
8% preferred (quar.)
52 non-cum. preferred (quar.)—
6-15
50c
Co
Inc.
Y.,
5-21
5
6-30
6-15
35c
$1.75
—
Michigan Associated Telephone—
5.40'.* preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40'* preferred (quar.)
4.90(3
preferred (quar.)
—
Mickelbeny's Food Products Co
Micromatic Hcne Corp. (quar.)
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. (quar.)
5-25
•
preferred
4V2 '/c
6-12
3
6-30
50c
Lehigh Coai & Navigation Co.
Lehn
7-
6-12
•
25c
—
Extra —
Michael Stern & Co.—
4y2Ve preferred (quar.)—;
5-25
25c
—
,
95c
96V4C
97V2c
$1.08%
5-23
6-15
3l)c
(quar.)
62Vic
50c
$1.25
Corp.,
(quar.)
Drug & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
6-15
5
6-15
$25c
(s-a)—
(Richmond) (quar.)
common
11-
$1
Bleachery & Dye Works
(John-A.) & Sons, Ltd. (quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance
11-15
30c
(initial)
com.
8-15
25c
60c
6-15
$30c
25c
25c
25c
50c
87 Vic
40c
30c
62Vic
preferred
National
1
8- 4
25c
7- 2
1
6-13
—
.6-1
7-23
7-
6- 5
7- 2
6-15
V-
6-15
7- 3
5-31
5Vc
National
25c
6- 6
30c
Quarterly
Lawrence
6-15
62Vid
—
Landts -Machine Co. (quar.)
Lanett
6-15
2
7-
$$1.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
•
$2 Vic
(interim)
Ltd.
Lambtoii Loan & Investment Co. (Ont.) (s-a)
preferred
7- 3
6-22
$25c
(quar.)
12-28
1-10-52
10c
»—■
(quar.)
(John), Ltd.
Laclede-Christy, Co.
*2.50
7-
25c
(s-a)—
.iquar.)
University
,Labatt
6-
6-13
50c
62Vic
10','o
6-11
.
Payable of Re*.
Share
Name of Company
National Discount
5-28
7-1
Metropolitan Edison, 3.801* pfd. (quar.)-—
3.85V* preferred (quar.)—
3.90V* preferred (quar.)
4.35V* preferred (quar.)—_—
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)—.
7-17
5c
(quar.)
-
5-19
.
6-15
Meadvhie Telephone Co., 5Vc pid. t.s-a)__ _
Meichers Distillers, Ltd. 0',* panic, pfd. (s-a)
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc., com. (quar.)—
Merchants Refrigerating Co., class A—
Class B
j.
2.
;
—
Merck & Company, common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
—
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
1—1
Messer Oil Corp.—
—*
Mesta Machine Co. (quar.)
Metal & Thermit Corp., common (quar.)—
7Vc preferred (quar.)
6-15
8-
Forge
preferred
Lake
7-
$1.75
(quar.).—
Kuner-Empson. Co.,. xommon.
:6'«
12-27
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
9
€-
35c
75c
75c
McGraw-HillPublishing Co., Inc
McKesson & Robbins Inc. (increastd quar.)
Stock dividend
McQuay, Inc., 5%
preferred (quar.)—,
6-20
9-26
*
1st
Kropp
5-15
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
2nd
6'/•
6- 4
6-12
McCormick & Company (quar.)
McGiaw Electric Co. (quar.)
.
McGraw (F. H.) & Company, $1.50 pfd. (s-a)
5-29
6-14
$1.12Va
Mfg.; ■ 4ft<A:preferred
preferred, (quar.);—
-4Vi%
*
6-12
10c
5uc
*. >
Holdere
When
per
Payable ofJtee.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
HoUere
When
Per
Holder»
When
.
25c
B.) ^Rubber Co. (quar.)
Creamery'Co., CGm.-Hquar.).
Kroehier
\
Per
Share
<•
(I.
Kmiusen
•
•
(2333)
Financial Chronicle
Co.
American
4V2Vc
new
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
7-
1
6-
1
6-15
(initial quar.)
1
30c
6-11
6-
35c
com.
(quar.)
Investors,
preference
6-11
-
pfd.
6-12
5-22
7-
6-15
Inc.—
37 VaC
2
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"(2334)
When
Per
Name of Company
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Indemnity Co.
Pacolet
Mfg.
Co.,
Co.
(quar.t;
pfd.
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd
Eastern
Common
25c
(quar.)
4%
Pipe Line
(quar.)
Appliance Co
Parmelee
Paton
Co.—
Quebec
6-
Radio Corp.
7- 2
6-15
7
Co.
5-24
6-
6-27
6-15
6
$20c
6-15
6-15
5-31
135c
6-15
5-31
25c
6-14
6-
12 Vic
6-14
50c
6-14
5-25
5c
6-21
6-
,,
Peerless Cement Corp.
Special
&
Ltd.,
Ford,
Peninsular
Metal
Peninsula
Products—.
Telephone,
Common
1
1
5
62V2C
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
D.
.10-
1
9-15
Real
62Vic
1-1-52
preferred
(quar.)
25c
8-15
8-
3
$1
preferred
(quar.)
25c
11-15
11-
5
$1
preferred
(quar.)
25c
2-15-52
2-
5
(quar.)
Co.
;
C.)
Red
Owl
Stores,
A
(quar.)
33c
8-15
(quar.)
33c
11-15
11-
5
Reed
$1.32
preferred
33c 2-15-52
2-
5
Reeves
Brothers,
Inc.
Regent
Knitting
Mills,
Penn-Dixie
(quar.)
40c
6-15
5-28
30c
6-15
6-
50c
7-
2
6- 1
50c
7-2
6-7
Electric Switch Co.—
$1.20
preferred class A
Penn
Valley Crude Oil Corp., cl. A (accum.)
Penney (J. C.) Company
Pennroad
Corp.,
(25c
from
tributed
net
income
mulated
net
realized
ordinary
preferred
and
frcm
25c
gain.)
50c
7- 2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
6-11
7-
6-11
Reynolds
Reynolds
Republic Steel
6%
40c
6-15
5-31*
53c
6-30
$1.50
._
7-13
6-15
6-20
6- 5
$2
6-15
Class
preferred
Paul,
Petroleum
Inc.
Exploration
&
Mfg.
6-11
Rhodesian
6-
9
5-12
25c
6-
9
5-29
6-
9
5-29
Brewing
(Charles)
3%%
6-
5
6-20
6-
9
6-
8
5-18
50c
6-11
5-25
87%c
6-29
6-15
Richfield
1st
$4.50
1st
$4.50
1st
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4
non-cum.
$4
$1.25
$1
5-23
6-1
Riegel
Paper
1
6-15
Riegel
10-
1
9-14
1-2-52
12-14
7-
1
10-
$1
$1
Philadelphia, Germantown
&
preferred
A
6-20
five
4
40c
6-
933/4C
7-
6-15
100%..,.
(quar.),.
6-12
7,21
'
1
_
Phoenix Hosiery Co.
Pickle
Crow
Gold
6-15
6-
6-30
class
A
shilling
unit
preferred
Piper
5%
4%%
conv.
4%%
preferred
pfd.
preferred
(accum,)
25c
Co.,.
Coal
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
2
7-
2
7-
2
6-20
American
5-23
regular
6-15
6-
Rome
5-21
6-12
Rolls-Royce,
5-31
25c
(quar.)
5%
6-20
6-12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
Plate
Placer
&
North
RR.
(quar.),,,,
(s-a)
Oil
Ltd.
(interim)
Co.
(H.
(H.
5%
K.)
Powdrell
Powell
&
Pressed
Stock
(increased
quar.)
Co.
4%%
pfd.
(quar.),
(s-a)__.
Washington Insurance
preferred (quar.)___,
•
Publication
Corp..
Pullman,
Pure
Purex
Oil
Inc.
&
voting
Co., 5%
Corp
Stock
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
6%
$2.50
7-
1
6-10
,5-21
6-15
5-31
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
40c
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
50c
6-23
6-23
6-12
7.
6-15
6-
$1.18%
6-15
5-31
2
6-20
4
Sherman
6-15
5-21
6-20
6-11
6-
7%
50C
6-14
5-25
$1.25
7-
3
10-
1
5-15
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
„
Clfl'-s
(irreg.)
,
Silknit; Ltd.,
6-
6
5-25
75c
6-29
6-15
6-15
5-23
10c
6-21
6-
4
7-
2
6-
2
$56 Vic
7-
2
6-
2
(irreg.t_;
Corp.
6-15
' '
Silver
5
Silver
1
Silverwocd
2
Inc.
Co.
2
6-18
7-
Oak.
(Royal
of Canada,
6-29
6-15
5-31
3c
Mich.)
6-14
6-11
6-27
6-15
7-
6-
5-24
Ltd.—
3
8
25c
(quar.)______
6-15
5-31
$1.12%
6-15
5-31
35c
6-29
15c
6-29
6-15
$30c
6-30
5-23
,
.
T25c
7-28
25c
v
;"
'
•
$8c
6-11.
'.
6-15
'•
"
■—A:«
5-19
»'■
6-
1
6-15
$50c
•
6-28
5-19
•6-11
'
'r
r.:
$25c
_
(quar.)___
Mines. Ltd. (extra)
6-15
v
v
25c
Mines,
Syndicates,
6-
1
Ltd..
Dairies.
preferred
5-29
6-15
5-25
6-15
5-25
5c
6-23
6-
10c
7-
3
5-31
$$1.25
7-
3
i.___
4
"
class
B
1__
Dairies, Ltd.—
(quar.)__.
Saw &
6-15
$5c
L"
Ltd.:
Inc.___
Steel
5-31
70c
6-15
5-25
50c
6-
8
5-24
$$1.12%
6-15
5.15
50c
6-15
5-15
60c
6-14
5-25
Co
Simmons
6- 1
Singer
.
6-J)
American
6- 8*
-
,
5-21.
Skelly Oil
Skilsaw,
6-30
6-15
50c
6-11
5-25
-1
Works,
7-< 2 /
7- 2
35c
25c
•
Smith
6-ltv
6-12
6-
66-
1
9-10
8-31
$1.12%
7- 2
7-2
pfd.
Co
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Aeronautical
Co.
(quar.)
Royalty
Corp.
50c
(s-a)__
6-30
partic.
Co.,
6-20
4.80%
5
original
4
1
1
6-29
6-
6-
17 %c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
$2
7-
2
6-12
50c
7-2
6-12
$25c
6-28
6-13
6-
5-11
___i.i
20c
50c
(quar.)
27c
1%C
& Electric,
common__
Pacific
Southern
Railway
Co.
37 %c
$1.20
L
62 %c
6*
6-30
6-30
6-
5
6-30
8-
1
6-
5
6-
5
5-25
6-
9
7-14
6-
6-13
5-28*
$1
6-15
5-15
$1.25
6-15
6-15
$1.25
9-14
8-lfi
20c
(quar.)
6-13
$1.25
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern
4
Co.—
(quar.)_
Steel
Products
pfd.
1st
$2.40
com,
St.
____•■
5%
Paul
San
& Marine
Francisco
Schlage
1
$4
7-25
7- 3
7-25
7- 3
7-25
7-
7-25
6-15
Co.
6-15
66-
1
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
20c
7-17
7-10
6-30
6-15
Insurance—
6-1
4%%
Southland
Co.-:
Loan
Association,
Southwestern
Life
G.)
-—
Service
3c
6-25
6-
6-15
5-31
60c
.
(quar.)
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
50c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
2
40c
7-13
7-10
1
(A.
Co.
(Dallas)
Brothers
(quar.),
Ins.
1
6-15
(quar.)
25C
6-15
6-
8
$1.50
6-15
6-
5
25c
6-15
5-25
9
5-11
Sparks-Withington Co.—
6%
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Speer
Carbon
Co
Inc.,
$4.50
conv.
50c
(quar.)
1
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
7c
6-11
6-
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
.6-18
25c
common
pfd.
6-
50c
(quar.)
Corporation
Sperry
Spiegel,
il5c
:
Ltd
Electric
6-10
6-
1
Spokane Portland Cement
Common
—
27%c
8-
1
7-18
Sport Products, Inc.
50c
6-12
5-29*
85c
8-
1
7-17*
Squibb
$1
8-
1
7-17*
Co.
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
6-12
5-28
_i
$4
preferred
5
$1.02%
6-15
6-
5
Staley
5%
non-cum.
7-10
6-13
5%
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
9-27
9-17
$1.50
8-31
8-
5%
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-27
12-14
Line
1
1
5-25
5-15
50c
6-14
5-29
50c
6-12
5-25
$1
RR.
Inc.,
^com
(quar.)_
15c
$1.12%
2
6-18
7- 2
6-18
7-
8-
1
7-16
$1
8-
1
7-16
50c
—
Sons
A
7-
2
6-15
6-
4
5-23
6-
6
5-23
—
quar.)—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
—
$3.75
(quar.)
$1.25
6-26
6-15
prior
S2-$5
(A. E.)
Stock
Mfg.
preferred
Co., com.
50c
(quar.)
100%
dividend
(quar.)
Accident
94C
—
Insurance
(Detroit)
$3.50
Brands,
preferred
Inc.,
common
(quar.)_.
6-
5
5-25
30c
6-15
5-15
87 %c
6-15
6-
6-
8
-
Quarterly
Standard
6-20
40c
preference
Standard
Co.—
preferred A
Co
&
preferred
6-
6-15
Air
9-
12-
50c
(increased s-a)—
(increased
6-15
6-15
__=E„_
preferred
R.|
22%c
6-30
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
(E.
Common
Stahl-Meyer,
6-
A
9-10
12-10
Service—
6-14
series
Electric
Sprague
(quar.) J
(quar.)
Lace
8c
Co.
common
Co.,
preferred
Seaboard
Royalty
6-
6-15
20c
_—.—,——,
6-
6-15
$1.18%
(quar.)——
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
6-15
$1,121/2
(quar.)
25c
$1.06%
common
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
quar.)
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
$4.50
preference
preferred
(quar.)_
common
1
6-15
•
3
$1.25
(quar.)___„
preferred
preferred
4.10%
Co.,
7- 3
62 %c
common
preferred A (quar.)
Scranton
4 % %
150c
$1.25
Remedial
Cummins
Paper
$3.40
1
6-15
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
Lock
Schwitzer
Scott
6-
7-
$60c
Ry.,
(initial
Co.,
convertible
6-15
$1.25
Gas
■«".
common
preferred
Union
4 % %
$$1.50
Mining Co
Bridge
Southern
$1
Co.,
preferred
non-cum.
non-cum.
Southwestern
(s-a)
Toy
5-25
$1
Fire
common
Sarnia
6- 9
$18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
New
(quar.)
(quar.),
preferred
5%
San
Francisco
6-8
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7- 1
5%
5%
Spalding
Paper Mills,
Louis-San
5-21
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
6-8
5-31
75c
Corp., Ltd. $2 1st pfd.
preferred (quar.)
2nd
7-2
$$1.07
(quar.)
Lawrence
Lawrence
25c
25c
Joseph Lead Co.
$6
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
.
.
5-15
(quar.)
pieierred
.
-
6-18
6-
,
5-15
6-
Plastic
Indiana Gas
preferred
1
5-
(quar.)
California
6-
6-29
9
common
(quar.)__
preferred
5-18
6-29
:_
Ltd.
5-15
8
$1.25
(quar.)—.—
com.
Sugar
5-23
75c
Edison
5%
6-20
6-30
Co.,
(quar.)
6-
31 %c
(quar.)
California
4.32%
9-10*
12-10*
8c
1
(quar.)__________
Southern
6-
6-11*
9-20
40c
(increased)—
Southern
5-22
6-15
Inc.
Company
5-31
6-12
6-20
12-20
15c
Southern
6-15
10c
5-25
25c
(quar.)
Company,
Southern
12 %c
Inc.—:
1
'
20c
—
,
Gas
Rico
preferred
Southam
8
50c
Haynes,
Porto
8%
1
Pulp Co.
preferred
37%c
___
(increased)
com.
Co.,
Oil
Atlantic
5%
6-20
4%%
Company
5-
""'4-24
30C
L.)
Company,
preferred
(quar.)
South
6-11
30c
C.)
5
& Sons Carpet Co.—
(quar.)
(T.
Soundview
6- 1
(Jacob)
6-
75c
(Alexander)
South
(quar.)
75c
Corp., common
$1.25 conv. pfd. series A
1
6-11
5-23
6-14
Co.—
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
4
6-11
Iron
&
30c
•*'
2 JL
Sonotonp
6- 4
6-12
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Socony-Vacuum
•
6-11
2%
Inc.
(quar.)_l
Inc.
Common
6-8
a
13c
"'""75c"
■;
75c
6%
30c
:
Quarterly
ordinary
8- 7
Co., Ltd.—
receipts
(interim)
(quar.).
Quarterly
Smith
(quar.)
(quar.)
deposit
Co.
Sloss-Shefiield
•
al5%
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5-31
,
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
Mfg.
$20c
._
Corp.
Singer
6-20
-
■'
Oil
6-15
w
$1.25
$1.25
for
Company
5-22
6-12
&
6-30
$$1.75
Co., Inc.
6-25
6-15
Engineering
Mfg.
6-30
7-16
30c
(quar.)__
Standard
5%
6-15
1
35c
(F.
7-16
$2c
6-18
7-
1
25c
Co
1
7-
1
6-
75c
—.___
Hoist
&
common
Silver-Miller
1
6-
6-15
6-
$2c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
-
6-30
2
6-10
—
(quar.)
6-
6-11
6-15
!-
B
6-
6-11
6-30
$2
Products.
5-31
6-11
25c
(quar.)
5-25
6-10
:30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_,_:
Mines Ltd. <Quebec)v (s-a)___',i_
Oil & Gas, class A (quar.;)____,_f
5%'.
6-8
1
5-25
25c
t50c
Angeles)
(quar.)
Crane
Optical
Signal
>*
9-15
6-15
30c
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
Breweries,.
Sigma
9-15
6-15
<
25%
common
1
6-15
40c
25c
(Los
Corp.
preferred
Shuron
0-15
1
1
15c
7-
22c
.
7- 1
37%c
*
rr,
dividend
Common
(quar.)___
6-15
5-25
710-
$1.75
1
5-19
1
;
Corp. of America, class A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)___—__—!;
1
5-
)
9
6-
7-
—
Sherwin-Williams
7-
5-
1
6-15
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
$4
—
Co.
6-11
25c
6%%
$1.75
Oil
2
$1.25
Manufacturing Co.
6-12
$1,75
Inc., $4.75 pfd. (quar.)
Shell
7-
4
6-
$lc
Sheller
6-
6-20
5-17
$1.12
preferred A (quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.),,,—
Shepard-Niles
1
1
6-11
25c
(quar.)
Mining
5-15
6-
5%
7-
7-
6-15
75c
Corp
Steel
6-11
6-25
75c
6-18
45c
6-20
4%
5-15
5
50c
St.
6-11
50c
(quar.)__
dividend
Quaker Oats
1
6-20
1
25c
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.
Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.), $$1.06%
Joseph Light & Power,
5% preferred A (quar.)
6-15
7-
Bottling
Shattuck-Denn
6-15
6-15
6-15
St.
6-15
7-14
6-20
1
7-
5-31
Company
St.
1
35c
Ltd
preferred
1
1
7-
Shattuck
(Frank G.)
Company (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
6-11
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
Saguenay Power Co., 4%%
6-15
7-
56%c
7-
$2
$1.50
"
5-31
$1.02
common
preferred
Pyle-National Co.,
8%
6-
als
Extra
5.23
6-
6-10
Company
6-11
"
6-
Sabine
5-23
7-10
1
35c
preferred
Sharon
6- 1
Ryan
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
6-15
6-28
Russell
5
$1.16%
(qusr.)
Publicker Industries,
3
7-
6-15
Ltd.
(quar.)___
preferred
7-
75c
St.
(quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
7%
original preferred (quar.)
1st
6-29
A
Shakespeare
Sinclair
(quar.);
Safway
'
7-
Co.*
(quar.)
Corp., class A
B
(quar.)_J
Seven-Up
6-11
•
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.
6-15
Inc.
Simpson's, Ltd., 4%%
":
6-5
Oklahoma—
Electric
preferred
2
20c
Russell
Co.—
of New Hampshire
preference
4.08%
7-
$50c
(quar.),
com.
6-
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service
$1.40
8
15c
Ruppert
1
$2
preferred
4.65%
Ltd..
6-15
6_i5
$4c
(s-a)
Propper-McCallum Hosiery, $5 2nd pfd
of
6-
6-15
(quar.)
St.
pfd. A
Providence
Co.
Class
50c
$1
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-10
25c
Serrick
11-15
8
12 %c
6-1
6-
1
50c
5
Corp.
7-1
10%
Public Service Co.
8-15
1
6-15
ordinary stock
6-30
25c
Price Brothers & Co., 4%
1
(interim)
Ltd.
2
6-15
8
7-
15c
2
(quar.)
6-30
22%c
8
6-
__.
class
9-
50c
6-1
7-
6-
6-29
(s-a)
Brothers,
Extra
12-
40c
(quar.)
Metal
O.)
Ryerson
30c
Preston East Dome
Mines, Ltd.
7%
6-
Guarantee
&
Seiberling Rubber, common (quar.)
4% %
prior preferred (quar.)
1*
6-
(quar.)
preferred
,
1*
6-15
$75c
dividend
Service
6-
Atperica, Inc.—
Pressed Steel Car Co.,
6-
75c
deposit
receipts
(interim)
Corp.
Ruud
6-29
18%c
—__—
Metals of
2
7-30
45c
(quar.),,
com.
Pratt, Read & Co
Public
6-15
6-25
25c
Alexander, Inc.
Company
4%
7-
J75c
Potter
Public
5-23
$3
Co.,
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-25
Rotary Electric Steel Co. (increased quar.)
5-23
6-14
62%c
Extra
$2
6-14
12%c
(quar.)
common
Power
River Co.
6-15
6-15
2
100%
(s-a),
preferred
6-20
Ltd.—
Art
(J.
Stock
& Sons Merchandise Co.—
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
Electric
3.60%
5-26 '
7-
50c
;
preferred
Potomac
-
6-29
15c
prior preferred (s-a)
partic. preferred (s-a)
7-
^
Quarterly
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
T.)
preferred
Porter
6-21
8,
$25c
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc. (irreg.),^
6%
15c
1
6-12
$25c
dividend
Poindexter
6-8
2
Ross
Ruberoid
Planters Nut & Chocolate
Stock
6-
2
7-
$2.50
___.
Plymouth
2
7-
Seeman
Rowe
Adams
Development,
Extra
7,
35c
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.
Pittsfield
$1.75
Co
15c
Participating
Seeger Refrigerator Co.'
6-20
30c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Ronson
2
$1.75
Glass
6-15
1
7-
30%
30%
Extra
:
2
7-
$1.75
Cable
4%
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
7-
$1.25
Co.,
Co.
Rolland Paper
5-28
75c
(quar.)
3%
$1.75
preferred series A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar,),
2
50c-
Co;
Common
4%
15c
Controls
&
preferred
5%
6-15
*
6-20
6-30
1
75c
.
Shoe
Co.—
&
6-12
$2
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.__
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Mfg.
7-
53%c
53%c
7-
7-16
22%c
(quar.),,
(quar.),,,,
B
(initial' quar.),,',,
com.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
7-16
Insurance
60c
H.) Company (quar.),,
5
Rockwood
Aircraft, 4%%
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
(H.
Little
Rockwell
$1
1
Angeles)— •
6-15
2
:—
Appliance
5-31
(quar.)
6-
(quar.I
Title
5-25
2
common
of
Robertshaw-Fulton
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.—
$4
preferred
2
$1.75
Antelope Copper Mines
Robinson,
110c
Ltd
6-12
—
6-
(quar.)
Roberts-Gordon
4
12%c
Mines,
5-10
Mills, Ltd.—
6-19.,v.
>
6-11
Corp.
6-30
payment of 1 shilling no pence on each
Robertson
dividend
1
6-
(quar.)
50c
...
Phillips Petroleum—
Stock
5%
Simonds
Silk
partic.
Roan
(quar.)
common
A
$2
5-19
4
6-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
7-
7-
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
6-
6-30
6-lb
80c
3iy4c
common
preferred
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
Company
5%
6-
$5
.
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Inc.
Silverwood Western
Riverside
6-30
$1.50
______
Co
6-
iquar.)
6-15
7-
Works
Corp.
Stoker
Ritter
6- 4
Norristown RR.
Insurance
Corporation,
Riley
12-14
6-30
pfd,
Co.
&
90e
;
Corp., common
$4 preferred A (quar.)_
9-14
1-2-52
37%c
25c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Title
3%%
1
$1
(quar.),
6-15
(increased)
Co.
Acceptance
Security
8
(quar.)—
6-15
$1.12%
6-21
Sicks'
Textile
(quar.)
common
Cedar
8
7-
$1.12%
2nd pfd. (quar.)
Electric Co., common
pref.
Richmond
Corp.
6-15
50c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Philadelphia
6-
Oil
$1.12%
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)___
non-cum.
$4
(qup.r.)
com.
6-21
'
6-12
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
5-24
7-12
lc
50c
&
6-14
6-
Co
50c
Phelps Dodge Corp. (increased)
Philadelphia Dairy Producbs Co.,
$4.50
Oil
Ranch
Gas,
conv.
Securities
&
40c
25c
preferred
6%
8
Ltd.—
Trust,
Corp.
(quar.)
6-
2
Co.
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
7% 1st preferred (quar.),,
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
Seattle
5-28
~
50c
.
Corp.-^
class A (quar.)
Co.
5-19
9
2
7-
—
registered (interim)-,
deposit receipts (interim),
American
Rice
6-
6-12
6-18
(quar.)
common
Paper
Selection
Ordinary
Trading
Participating $1
Pettibone-Mulliken
Pfeiffer
Co.,
Rhinelander
6-11
'
1
1
v
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-
Sears, Roebuck
Seatrain Lines,
7-
(quar.),
com.
preferred
1
Extra
Petroleum
Tobacco Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Rheem
1
75c
$1.50
25c
(quar.),,.
preferred
7-
(quar.)
A
4.50%
5-28
6-
25c
—
Co
(R. J.)
B
7-
.
4%%
7-
37Vic
25c
$1.12%
$28c
(quar.)
common
7-10
Extra
(quar.)
3.60%
25c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preference
Spring
25c
4%%
6- 9
1
prior
$1.12Vi
et
Philco
2
Farms,
Searle
9-15
75c
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
$1
Seabrook
4
6-15
$40c
$40c
Life Insurance
7- 2
40c
Salt Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Telephone, $2.10 pfd, (quar.)
Light & Coke Co. (quar.)_,
Telephone Corp., common (quar.)—
,
1
6-11
1
9-
5%
(quar.),,
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp.—
5-17
6-
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-21
33%C
(Del.)
D.)
6-21
7-10
7-10
12 %c
Oil Co.
(G.
6-21
65c
33 %C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred B (quar.)
$1.35
7-10
50c
preferred
Seaboard
30c
(quar,)
preferred
$1.12Vi
$1.15
fermutit Company, (quar.)
Milk Company common
Co.
6-21
1
(quar.)
common
Holdert
Payable of Reo
45c
convertible
1
25c
Co
preferred
$1.12 Vi
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
' 6-15
40c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Peter
6-11
20c
1
Co.,
convertible
(Los
(Pittsburgh) (quar.)
Reliance Mfg. Co. (Illinois)—
accu¬
7-
$3
15c
$1.25
(quar.)
Bit
non-cum.
3%%
Peoples Gas
Peoples
A
non-cum.
Reliance
undis¬
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.)' (s-a),
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., common
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
4Vi % 2nd preferred (quar.)
4.60%
class
Roller
$1.60
1
6-
10-
$1.18%
2Vic
8%c
$1.60
(quar.)
6-11
2
6-13
50c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
35c
7-
;
Co., common
Drug
preferred
8- 3
$2.60
Inc.
preferred
43/4%
Reed
6-12
Share
Company
Finance
Common
Hosiery Mills, Inc., com. (quar.),,
prior preferred A (quar.)
$1.32
Penn
——
( s-a)
$1.32
(quar.)
Cement Corp.
—
Silk
5%
12-15
$1
.
Co.
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Inc.
Rayonier. Inc., $2 preferred (quar.)
Reading Company—
4% non-cum. 1st preferred (quar.)
Reading Company, 4% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Real
Estate
Title
Insurance
Co.
(Wash.,
62Vic
(quar.),—
common
(quar.)
Common
6-
Electrotype
7-
87%c
50c
933/4c
933/4c
25c
25c
35c
50c
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
Rath Packing
5-31
J30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Rapid
Seaboard
$1.35
Co., common
preferred (quar.),.
preferred (quar.)
33/4%
6-20
1st
Name of
5-31
3
When
Per
'
6-15
50c
12c
Corp
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
Mines, Ltd
of America—
Purina
3%%
6-15
1
Refining
Oil
convertible
7-
12Vic
iquar.),_
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com.
$3.50
6-15
$1
20c
Transportation
preferred
Penick
6-15
Ralston
,
/
Manitou
2
""
:
Extra
7%
State
6-15
50c
preferred
Parker
Quaker
7-
75c
5-25
$2.50
_
(s-a)
When
Per
Name of Company
6- 5
$55c
5%
Panhandle
(quar.)_
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Share
Robinson
,.
1
r
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2335)
Per
Name of
Standard
75c
Company
Factors
preferred
Standard
"
A
6-29
18%c
class
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Ky.)
California
6-29
7-10
6-29
1
65c
6-11
50c
6-11
6-
9
5-31
6-
9
5-31
$1.50
6-12
5-10
25c
6-12
5-10
50c
6-11
5-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
(New Jersey)
(.quar.)
3%%
Oil
Co.
preferred A
Standard
Products
Standard
Silica
Standard
Stanley
Fuel
Products,
_
5%
-
6-20
5
Twin
Coach.
8-
3
Twin
Disc
6-10
5-24
(quar.)
Inc.,
voting
75c
7-
2
7-
2
"6-21
15c
6-11
5-19
Sterchi
Stern
Brothers
&
Stern
4Vi %
&
Stuart
6-15
35c
7-
7
6-15
75c
class
6-15
6-
10c
6-
5-31
A
;
;
45c
preferred
6-
9
6-
9
5-31
6-
9
Corporation
for
pfd.
Bunshine
Mining
June
Superior
Co.
Portland
Sutherland
tion
on
this
June
1
issue
11
United
Electric
6-11
7-
6-11
called
1
5-25
United
Gas
5-19
United
Merchants
(quar.)
(s-a)
Telephone
Bond
&
Share
preferred
(quar.)_
Gas
Co.—
:
Inc.
Co.
Thatcher
The
Thew
Co.
New
Oil
7-
1
6-
1
6-
8
7-
1
*6-
8
O.
7-1
6-
8
U. S.
6-
5-
4*
100%
Stores,
Ltd.
4V\%
Tilo
preferred
(quar.)_
Inc.
Detroit
Timken
Roller
Tip
Top
Tobin
Brothers,
Toronto
60c
Iron
&
6-15
6-13
6-
1
5-15
6-14
5-31
6-15
5-31
(quar.)__
Truax-Traer
Ltd.
3
6-15
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
(initial)—.
Steel
each
at
Forging
per
to
be
5%
convertible
convertible
Light & Power
9
7-
3
6-
7-
2
6-15
7-
$1.75
1
2
6-15
6-11
6-4
7-
3
7-16
6-
5-21
$4
5%
5-11
6
7-20
3
6-15
7-
3
7-10
6-15
7-
1
7
7-16
7-
10c
6-30
6-15
7-
3
6-15
preferred
Class
A
B
Weston
5-10
5-10
Weyerhaeuser
6-29
6-18
6-29
6-18
6-15
6-
6-30
6-15
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
White
6-29
6-18
6-19
6-12
6-
8
5-25 '
7-
1
Upson
(The)
Oil
5%
8-10
6-
8
5-29
6-12
5-31
$1.12 Va
7-15
7-
5
35c
6-15
6-
2
1
12-20
7-1
6-
7-
Co.,
6-
8
50c
7-
2
6-15
pfd.
(entire
6- 8
5-31
Stores,
preferred
25
12Vic
Co.
&
Gibbs
$1.43%
88-
Power
1
(s-a)
&
2nd
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
,6-20
75c
Machine
Co.,
8-22
com.
20c
»6-15
A
(s-a)—
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
B
(s-a)__
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
6-11
5-31-
Products,
Inc
Co.
25c
11-1
30c
6-15
6-
50c
6-
9
7-13
$4
Works
6-27
6-15
6-
1
7-
2
6-22
10-
1
1-2-52
Corp.
preferred
Dutch
(s-a)
Bakers,
7-
2
6-
5
6-10
$2
Inc.
Co
6-
1
1
8-
20c
7-16
6-
6-30
9
25c
6-15
6-
6-20
6-11
30c
6-15
6-
1
5
Works
&
i
1
6%
12-
1
6-11
6-
1
7-
6-15
6-15
1
(stock
dividend)____
7- 2
6-20
125c
6-15
6-
100%
6- 8
30c
Co.
Chemical—
$1.50
Co..
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
Railway, common
preferred (quar.)
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
9
6-
9
6-
1
35c
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
(L.
6-11
5-25.
6-12
50c
25c
—
(s-a)
Mines,
a3%
6-
8
6-28
6-
8
6-
5
5-18
6-8
5-30
6-28
*
6-15
6-
1
$1.12Vi
6-15
6-
1
5-29
t3c
Spring & Wire
7-
t20c
(s-a)__—
(quar.)
6-30
50c
——
7- 3
60c
Ltd., class A
1
6-20
Ltd
Co..
6-
50c
$1.12Vi
Works
Boiler
Mlg.
A.)
5-31
6-15
1
6-30
$1.25
—__;
(quar)
——,
&
6-15
6-15
7-
12Vic
& Machinery Corp.—
(quar.)——
prior preferred (quar.)—
conv. prior preferred (quar.)
Towne
2
37Vic
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
,
& Co., Ltd.—
25c
—
Extra
2
6-22
*
6-
5
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
1
1
75c
Steel
(increased
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
1
-
Corp
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
75c
6-15
5-18
25c
(quar.)
Coke
&
Products
6-
6-15
35c
quar.)—
6-15
25c
6-12
6-
1
10c
Door
6-25
6-
8
6-14
5-25
30c
$1.01
6-20
6-20
5-25
6-20
5-25
tPayable in U. S.
$1.12
6-20
5-25
^Payable
62Vic
6-22
6-
37Vic
.
Detinning Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
5-31
7-
Pump
$1.25
preferred
preferred
7-
6-15
6-
Youngstown Steel Car (quar.)_
Zonite
8
5-11;
6-15
common
Ziegler Coal
■
4.
7- 2
10c
Co.,
registered
Knitting Mills,
Young
7-16
6-
6-20
25c
Machinery Corp
Wright-Hargreaves
&
10-15,
5-31
$1.20
Co
Steel
Wyatt Metal
Yale
5
$1.12Vi
5-25
•
20c
(quar.)
(F. W.)
Youngstown
6-15
7-31
(quar.)
5-18
5
..
(accum.)
Power
6-
25c
;_
1
11- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
Governor
pref.
12-10
7-
7-16
4c
&
Woolworth
4Vi%
$56c
__
1
8-
6-15
Light Co.
Petroleum
Worthington
4 Vi %
2
5-18
Co
Lothrop, com.
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1
*
6-
$2.50
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Dessauer
Woodward
1
20c
7-16
6-30
25c
Co.
Wood Newspaper
Woodley
York
(quar.)
Electric &
Power
preferred
(Alan)
9-
J50c
preferred
i
preferred (quar.)
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)____
Co.
5%
9-10
50c
Ltd.
Chemical
Wood
6-11
$1.25
Viceroy Mfg. Co.. Ltd
Victor Chemical
&
$1.25
—
5-25
$2.50
Power, 6%
preferred
Oil
$1.25
_—
6-11
7- 2
t60c
(irreg.)
Common
(irieg.)
(Canada)
preferred
Wolf
12-22
62Vic
20c
Extra
.
9-20
45c
(quar.)
Corporation
Wiser
5-31
6-10
30c
Verney
4.80%
4Vi%
5-31
*
(s-a)
Hydro Electric Co.
Wisconsin
1
1
1
56 Vic
com.
preferred
Investment
7-
t$2.50
(quar.)—
com.
Electric
Woodward
preferred
Vulcan
.
10-19
62Vic
*
Co.,
Hosiery Co., common
Wisconsin
6-
6-15
$1.06Vi
(quar.)_
Common
6-22
1
7-
7- 3
$15c
Lovett Grocery
non-cum.
?
6-18
Ltd.__
preferred
7-20
62Vic
Veedor-Root, Inc. (quar.)
6%
30c
1
50c
Co
Pump
8-
25c
(quar.)_
C.)
Wisconsin
5-31
(quar.)
Virginian
5%
$1.12 Vi
t30c
Wisconsin
12Vic
(increased)
&
'
preferred (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co.,
5
12Vic
(initial)
Motors,
—
(J.
4 Vi %
8
6-
5c
preferred
$4.04
6-
6-30
Inc.—•
*
pfd. series A (quar.)
conv.
Ltd.
Winsted
6-29
1
series
Winn
5-25
(quar.)
common
5%
$5
6-15
7-30
6-
series
Wilson
4
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Virginia
6-
-
25c
Sewing
6-15
15c
$1.06V4
;
(quar.)
Wilson & Co., $4.25
4
6-15
6-15
6-29
preferred
Wilsil,
6
6-
6-29
preferred
7-31
50c
preferred
Vanity Fair Mills (initial)
Viau,
11-
6-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
Iron
Norman
4Vi%
8-19
11-20
5-10
convertible
$4.50
4
tl7Vic
Kamp's Holland
Dorn
5-
8
30c
(reduced)"
9
6-
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
4
<6-
15c
(increased
com.
6-
6-23
convertible
Willson
5-21
6- 9
7-20
50c
*
6-9
5%
5-21
43%c
(quar.)__.
Knitting Co.
de
6-11
7-20
1
$1
5%
1
6-11
6-25
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
7
40c
Inc., com.
(quar.)
preferred
...
7- 7
'
(quar.)
A
WIllcox
6-15
2
30c
common—
preferred
Utah
held
8-
7-17
1
•Transfer
35c
6-20
6-
35c
9-20
35c
7-20
7-10
35c
10-20
10-10
in
a
Less
closed
Canadian
tax
British
for
Funds, less
15%;
funds,
resident
income
this
dividend.
15%
Canadian
tax
deductible
tax
non-residents'
at
the
tax.
source.
N<MH
reported
hera.
7%.
tax.
9-10
7%
books not
resident
8
Common
July
7-
50c
5-23
(quar.)_
preferred
Wilcox
6-15
6-15
Co.
Electric
$4.25
11-30*
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
Utica
6%
6-
7-31
(quar.)
Corporation
6%
8-31*
$1.75
preferred
preferred
Refining
Knitting
Viking
11-10
7-31
50c
Co., 50c conv.
redemption
Corp.
Wieboldt
5-31*
75c
i
Company,
Virginia-Carolina
8-15
6-14
5-15
(quar.)_
for
Motor
Wico
6-15
6-20
9-20
$2
(quar.)____^—
5-22
6-15
7- 2
6-15
Timber
Osgood
called
Whirlpool
5-21
50c
on
June
$11 per share plus this dividend)__
at
6
5-21
1
Ltd;—
7- 2
$1.50
com.
5-18
11,-15
Co.,
7- 2
\
1
$1.25
(quar.)____
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
45c
(increased)
(quar.)
Inc.
9
$1.75
Co.
Electrical Instrument Corp.
issue
6-
6-
t7Vic
Brake
(quar.)
(quar.)
Willys-Overland
new
6-12
*
$3
112Vic
Air
Paper
7%
8
xLess Jamaica income
j
Corrected
Previous
payment
tax.
or
holders
published dates
were
of
record
incorrect.
dates
are
'
1,
$2
6-22
62Vic
Corp.,
Vick
6-
(s-a)
Statienery Corp.
(quar.)
*_
Westminister
6-29
75c
(quar.)
$4.20
5%
<
Trustees
■
&
Westinghouse
6-29
7-20
7-16
Estate
Tablet
50c
(quar.)
6-15
7-
Real
1
;
Extra
75c
pfd.__:
Products Co.,
Van
40c
(quar.)
Western
6
7-
Wickes
Match
$4.20
on
6-
$1.25
Universal
Van
40c
this dividend)
6-14
7-31
Corp.—
—
Universal
1
6*
'
(s-a)__
(quar.)
$1
Ltd
Corp.,
5%
5-18
8
3d
quar.)
redeemed
share plus
Tucson Gas, Electric
Corp.,
Van
6-20
25c
1
2-
(quar.):
preferred A
Laboratories, Inc.—
Valspar Corporation,
4
Corp.
;
Association
(increased
holder
Stores
Universal
6-
25c
$105
United
5-28
9
6-
t5c
(interim)
11-
preferred A
5%
(quar.)
_
(Del.)
6-
30c
common
Temper Corp., common
(quar.)
4Vi% preference (one-half of shares
15
Steel
6-15
87Vic
True
by
United
prior preferred
prior preferred
$20c
(auar.)
11-15
$1.25 2-15-52
5%
6-14
2
$1
preferred
Lines
prior
|20c
(quar.)
—£*_■_
Coal
Truck
5%
75c
(s-a)___
Ltd.
RR.
non-cum.
S.
5%
50c
Greenbush
U.
Verney
Quarterly
Quarterly
&
7%
1
$l0c
com.
.
$1.25
5-31
60c
(quar.)
1
15c
_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-
75c
-
l
7-
25c
Co., common.-
6-
4%
1
7
8-
Wheeler
common
6-15
20c
dividend)
9-
8-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
6- 7
1
$1.25
6-30
22Vic
common
6-20
6-15
Class
(quar.)
preferred
2
9-15
$1.75
A
6-
7-
30c
$1.12Vi
conv.
: 5-23
—
(quar.)
$1.50
A
6-15
6-15
30c
preferred A
50c
Co
6-15
6-30
Mont.)
6-15
Western Pacific RR.—
Corp.—
common
series
Corp.,
Tobaoco
Utica
7-
(Helena,
2
40c
(quar.)
6-
7-
Common
6%
preferred
S.
Utah
Trinity Universal Insurance
CoV£,Dallas)—
Troy
Steel
7%
6-15
(
Co.
5%
50c
common
(s-a)
Co.,
non-cum.
7%
U.
6-15
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Inc.,
Securities
4
6-11
50c
25c
Stores
Ins.
6-11
75c
Rubber
S.
6-25
$1.06V/4
(quar.)
Leaseholds
U.
6-25
$20c
._
A
Life
5
6-
6-15
2
7-
30c
'
Ltd
7-2
•
(quar.)____
class
50c
(interim)
Williams
5-23
Corp
5-15
6-20
$1.50
Paper
$1.75
(quar.)
Card
(quar.)_.
1
$25c
&
Department
8
75c
preference
S.
50c
(increased)-—
Ltd.,
A
5-31
Coke
&
Pulp
20c
pfd.
$6
6-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
$1
pfd.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(N. J.),
Co.
(quar.)___
Utilities,
5-25
25c
,
Potash
1
7- 2
$1.50
v
Condensing Co._
Western
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
8%
25c
Increased
Trinidad
8
$1.06 Vi
Airways, class A
Empire Oils,
Transue
8
6-
J 15c
Building Assn.,
Trans Caribbean
Trans
6-13
6-
50c
Co.__
Towne Securities Corp.—
$1.75
prior preferred
Traders
1
1
25c
Ltd
class
5-31
1
common
(stock
Ltd.
2
7-
" 50c
Works.
partic.
7-
7-
(quar.)
U.
5-11
7-
quar.)_
Bearing
Tailors,
5
S.
1
6-
6-14
Products,
Co.— *
Playing
6-
6-12
(s-a)
.
5-16
50c
(increased quar.)
Shipyards Corp.
Tooke
6-
S.
5%
5-28
5-28
57Vic
.
(quar.)
Axle
9
31 Vic
(quar.)
Packing Co., Inc., common
preferred
(quar.).
7%
Todd
6-
6-15
6-15
32c
(interim)
Timken
2
6-15
35c
(quar.)
4Vi%
B
Roofing Co., Inc.
Time,
7-
35c
$1
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores,
5-16
U.
6-12
7- 2
(quar.)
Quarterly
7-15
1
25c
(quar.)__
Products, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)„.
4%
6-11
8-
$1
25c
Thompson
Thrift
9
8
50c
(quar.)
35c
8
7-
6-
8
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
6-
6-
Western
7
50c
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Quarterly
Gas
Virginia
Western
common
non-cum.
Co.
6-15
50c
Common
(Seattle)
(Del.)
preferred
Lines
U. S.
1
(increased quar.)
common
com.
U. S.
7-
—
com.
Co.
25c
common
(quar.)
Western
5-17
5-24
6-
A
Westeel
5-24
7-13
8
t$l
(quar.)
International
1st
4Vi%
8
$1.14
Co.
&
Partic.
8
•
(quar.)
(initial
6-13
6-
(quar.)
common
6-28
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
S.
1
5-31
r
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Thomaston Mills, old
6-
6-15
25c
Steel
4 Vi %
6-15'
-
1
.
8
6-11
a6Vi%
preferred
preferred
$5
7-
(quar.)
6-
6-11
West
.
7-
___
Shovel
Thomas
5-15
U.
1
Ltd.—
preferred
Gypsum Co.,
7%
6-15
1st
Freight
S.
$1.16%
______
quar.)-_
common
Glass Mfg.,
Fair
5-31
U.
5-31
10%
preferred
U. S. Guarantee Co.
$1.27 Vi
_______
(quar.)
I.)
6-11
35c
•.
preferred
-6-15
Texas
6-
6-12
6-15
4
175c
Foreign Securities
2nd
S.
$1.15
_______
&
3
U.
$1.16
$4 pfd.
(quar.)__
Coal
7-
$1.02(4
__,
(quar.)
(R.
1
*
(quar.)____
Sulphur Co.
conv.
6-
50c
Textron, Inc. (New Hamp.), $2.30 pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
6-15
&
$4.50
7
3c
.____
Textron,
6-
Ohio
West
West Virginia Coal
6-30
7- 2
7- 2
6-
Seashore RR.
West
25c
(quar.)
convertible
S.
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
Producing
Utilities
6-15
U.
U. S. Leather
.__
Service,
Pacific
Texas
6-15
preferred
&
5-28
75c
Theatres,
35c
Co.
6-
Sugar Corp.
6-15
6-11
3
6-18
class
6-10
10c
interest
of
1
2
6-15
55c
Insurance
1
6-
Extra
Finishing Co.—
$4
6-15
Co.—
Extra
Texas
2
2
25c,,
.
dividend
Texas Gulf
77-
J1
(irreg.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Gulf
7%
;
_________
preferred (quar.)
preferred (initial
Electric
Texas
5-11
50c
(s-a)
par
Georgia Ry.
__
preferred
$4.56
3
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
7-
* J20c
com.
1
-
2nd pfd. $1
(quar.)
Company
Texas
U. S.
$6
I
Transmission
preferred
4.65%
5.10%
Texas
*5-11
3
40c
____;
Paramount
6-
7-
15c
Telephone
6-29
_
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
3
27c
(quar.)_
Corp. (increased)
preferred
4.64%
U. S.
20c
v
4.60%
6-20
56 Vic
_
Pacific
Corp.,
56 Vic
(quar.)—
Manufacturers
Co.,
(final)
Certificates
6-20
7-
(accum.*)
Power, 6%
Common
2
$4c
(quar.)
Tennessee, Alabama"&
4 Vi %
2
7-
i
preferred
Products
4.10%
7-
25c
Tecumseb
Tennessee
United
$1
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.,
Tennessee
United
1
J4c
convertible
Telluride
8-31
11-30
'50c
.
1st
1
'
Taylor & Fenn Co.
7 %
1
6-
&
7- 2
25c
Coast
5-23
Co
dividend
25c
(quar.)
Indies
6
(quar.)__
Co.
7-
(quar.)
Co.
West
Ltd.—
Improvement
Ordinary
710-
&
West
6-20
Corp
Molasses
1-2-52
40c !
,
Stove
4.32%
Gas
Stock
6-11
40c
Talcott (James), Inc., common
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Tappan
,
67-
(initial)
Illuminating
United
5-25
7-17
31V4c
Fixture
25c
6-15
40c
r_
6-15
Gardner
West Jersey
(quar.)
United
_
v
A
9
48c
Welsbach
7-15
5-24
9
6-15
50c
Wells
5-31
6-27
6-
17 Vic
(quar.)
Webster-Chicago Corp.
6-15
1
8
5
$1.50
(quar.)_
1
6-
6-16
5-31
6-
&
preferred
6-28
current
(quar.)
Investments,
6-30
redemp¬
share plus
6-11
Showcase
5%
62Vic
series A
Cos.
preferred
6-
United
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
B
50c
.
Weber
6-15
25c
common
from
(quar.)__
25c
a
Sylvania Electric Products, com.
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
Extra
Fuel
for
per
Co.
20c
1
4
6-
6-20
60c
Coal
pfd.
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
5-18
2
6-30
$1.12 Vi
Corp.
$6
6-
6-
25c
$1
Corp
preferred
Class
6-
7-
25c
Fruit
6%
6-11
Swift & Company—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
United
6-11
$1.25
Extra
United
22c
;/
6-15
Co.—
Carr-Fastener
6-19
2
8
75c
Co.
Elastic
6-29
7-
(initial)
(quar.)
Corporation
(s-a)
United
$25.50
(quar.)
$103
Glass
United
7-16
6-
20c
Corp.,
preferred
6-
called
at
_
:
&
conv.
Carbon
5-25
1
2
:
Power,
6-15
7- 5
7- 5
6-18
25c
7-
(quar.)
Water
8
6-
25c
Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern
RR., com._
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.).
$6
6-15
50c
(quar.)
at
Can
6-16
25c
Washington
year)
6-15
30c
___:
Inc.
issue
dividend
United
6-16
1
,
9-20
30c
earnings
United
common
Co.,
Entire
United
6- 9
of
1
quar.)___
5-23*
America—
Carton
&
(Out
6-20
7-
$3.50
(quar.)
(initial
6-21
2
6-15
7-
(s-a)
com.
Pictures, Inc.
1
(quar.)
com.
of
15c
(quar.)
Cement
Paper
pfd.
6-20
1
26&C
on
redemption
2
Bros.
9
$1
(quar.)
*25c
share plus this dividend
per
7-
7-
Warner
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.
6-20
5-15
45c
7-
—
new
Co.
Board
pfd.
6%
6-15
2
2
25c
6-
93%c
Co
preferred
4Vi%
quar.)
(quar.)
Entire
Aircraft,
50c
(quar.)___
B.
Co.
Drill
Biscuit
United
6-20
5-29
7-
6-12
7-
$1.37Vi
preferred (quar.)
RR., guaranteed
15c
■
_
5-10
25c
10-
(Omaha)
6
6-11
40c
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
9
6-
62Vic
25c
Co.
6-
(quar.)
River
20c
$4.50
$1.25
-
A
Rope Corp.
United
5-31
1
1
Ware
California—
of
United
Inc.
62Vic
Extra
5-31
System,
&
Washburn Wire Co.
——
3
6-20
J25c
62Vic
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
RR.
Sugar
Wire
.
(quar.)
"
conv.
:
*
common
preferred A
(quar.)
Corp.
Yards
Twist
Union
fiscal
(quar.)
(increased
common
Sunray Oil Corp.,
4%%
1
10c
Co.,
4'A%
9
45c
Company (quar.)
Oil
4%
2
B
Sunbeam
,
7-
Union
Strawbridge & Clothier Co., $5 pfd.
Stromberg-Carlson Co.—
—
Sun
5-25
Union
77-
75c
Rubber
&
preferred
8
r_.
Corp.,
convertible
Oil
Pacific
56c
Extra
4%
Union
Stock
6-
St.
Investment
Union
Inc.
Corp
Mills
Asbestos
Union
37Vic
(quar.)
Walker
5Vi%
5-16
6-12
37Vic
5-31
7-
75c
(quar.)___
Ltd. (increased)
75c
Union
$3.75
5-25
$1.12,/a
(accum.)
6-15
$25c
Corp.
Mines,
Payable of Rec.
7 Vic
Company (quar.)
Company, class A (quar.)_
Walworth
Co.
(increased)
Ward Baking Co., common
(quar.)
4
7-13
30c
-—
Co.
Electric
Noldert
When
Share
Walgreen
6-
$0.1154
Corp.
4
«
6-29
(quar.)
Quarterly
Underwood
9-14
12-
3
preferred
Co.
South La Salle
208
6-15
7-
(quar.)_
Extra
Class
12-21
f20c
Webster, Inc.
Stonecutter
6-13
9-28
$1.25
Textiles
preferred
6-29
$1.25
(quar.)_____
Steros, Inc.
Stewart-Warner
Stone
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Stedman Brothers, Ltd.
$1.50
Clutch
Union
(quar.)
7-13
37Vic
Company
Amulet
Waldorf
$0.3424
share
6-21
75c
com.__
Wagner
Waite
called
6-
common
preferred
issue
8-15
Supply
preferred
(entire
7-13
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
conv.
6-20
933/4C
common
6-29
6-15
for
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spring Co.
Home
Non-voting
$1.50
50c
common
Co
Corp.,
Steel
50c
$1.12 Vi
preferred
15c
(Ohio)
Per
Name of
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co.
(quar.)
Wabasso Cotton Co., Ltd
prior
redemption on July 13 at $35 per
plus dividend)
Twin City Fire Insurance (Minneapolis) (s-a)
4Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
:
Extra
Standard
prior
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (entire issue called
for redemption on July 13
at $100 per
share plus this dividend)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
:
5-11
50c
25c
$4.50
$4.50
5-10
Extra
Standard
Century-Fox Film
Common (quar.)
6-29
7-10
When
Share
Twentieth
6-20
12 Vic
(Del.)
Per
Name of Company
6-20
12V2c
B
Standard
State
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
7Vic
(quar.)
Holding Corp.,
Class
When
Share
Corp., common
51
52
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2336)
.
.
Monday, June 4, 1951
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Trust
ALABAMA
Chambers
County (P.
O.
Sale
issue
The
—
Louis, R. W.
Ira Haupt &
St.
Co.,
&
of
ler & Co.,
of Cleveland, Laurence
Marks & Co., of New York
$310,000
State Gasoline Tax An¬
ticipation warrants was purchased
M.
by Odess, Martin & Herzberg, of
lanta, Stern Bros. & Co., of Kan¬
3V4S, at
Birmingham, as 3s and
par.
Dated May 1, 1951.
Cullman
Warrant
Sale
Courts & Co., both of At¬
lanta, T. H. Jones & Co., of Cleve¬
of
issue
$250,000 State Gasoline Tax An¬
ticipation warrants was purchased
by Berney Perry & Co., and Hugo
Marx & Co., both of Birmingham,
jointly,
3s, at par.
as
Crawford
Hill,
land,
Ala.
The
—
City, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
sas
Inc.,
(P. O.
County
Cullman),
Georgia, At¬
of
Co.
Trust
City,
Little
Co., both
State
Rock,
of
Bank
Trust
&
Bank
Worthen
of
Lanford,
&
Sale
The
Warrant
—
issue
of
$72,000 refunding school warrants,
series 12, was purchased by the
First
National
Bank,
and
the
Dothan Bank & Trust Co., both
of
Dothan, jointly, as 2*/2S, at par.
1951.
Dated May 1,
Guin, Ala.
&
$3&,000
Co.; Odess, Martin &
Due from 1953 to 1970 incl.
Bond
Offering—H.
G. Zeigler,
will
receive
bids until noon (CST) on
sealed
for
26
1951.
of
improvement,
July 1,
July 1 from 1952 to
Dated
bonds.
SA
Due
on
inclusive.
1901
purchase
sidewalk
$330,000
series
the
bonds
The
callable. Interest J-J.
634,000 4s. Due
on
5,841,000 2s. Due
from
by
of New
Columbia
Sale
Warrant
14
May 1 from
23—v.
to
173,
Sch.
$100,000 con¬
on
May
offered
1941—were awarded
p.
the W. R. Stephens Investment
ap¬
^
'
bonds
Rock, at
$71,500
purchased by Satter-
Brothers
par,
&
Little
Co., of
follows:
as
2s.
as
13,500 construction bonds,
as
2Vis.
53,500 construction bonds,
as
2V2s.
CALIFORNIA
San
issue
of
refunding and sewer warrants was
purchased by Hendrix & Mayes,
of Birmingham, as 23/4S, at par.
County Water District,
County (P. O.
Mateo
158, Belmont), Calif.
Dated April 1, 1951.
Sale—The $350,000 water
bonds offered on May 28
173, p. 2236—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
v.
to
a
Sale
$35,000
—
obligation
general
rants
was
Marx
&
by Hugo
Birmingham, as
(P.
Bond
O.
Offering—J.
until
bids
10:30
1966
Clemente
Bond
bonds offered
net interest cost of about 2.35%.
Nuveen
p.
2236
at
Clerk
of
2 p.m.
(MST)
purchase
of
Board
receive
1953
until
school
bonds.
Due
July 1
1961
to
bids
June 18 for the
on
of $5,000
Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
from
Supervisors,
sealed
on
incl.
Inter¬
(State
Bond Sale—The
—
on
were
a
Orange
Ana),
$140,000 school
&
Board of Supervisors will receive
June
5
for
the
(PST) on
purchase of $5,-
bonds offered
on
May 29—v.
2035—were awarded to
173,
a
syn¬
dicate composed
of the Chase Na¬
tional
New
Bank,
of
Mercantile-Commerce
1
from
1952
to
1971
inclu¬
York
City,
Bank
&
Bond Offering—Harold J.
O.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9
the
a.m.
purchase
tagious
of
Disease
(PST) June 5 for
$5,000,000
Hospital
Con¬
and
County
turing in 1960 to 1967 are callable.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
of $1,053,000
bonds,
as
York
New
fol¬
Offering
Unified High
$806,000 Los Gatos
District
School
of America National Trust & Sav¬
follows:
sealed
Encinal
bonds.
V,,;;
District
School
•
7.
100.19,
basis
a
60,000
at
a
price
bonds,
of
101.69,
July 1 from 1953 to 1961 incl.
cost
of about
bonds
The
1957
water
about
bonds,
system
Bank
San
&
as
Thorndike,
was
Savings
Francisco, at
Bank
Trust
&
Plainville
$5,000 3V2S. Due
1954
on
2.73%,
National
2.71%,
1953
June
1
1958
on
24,000 2%s.
\
from
1957
1960
1963
Due on June 1 from
Calif.
Dated July 1, 1951.
July 1 from 1952 to 1970
inclusive. Interest J-J.
on
Unified
School
Dist.,
Lake
County (P.O. Lakeport), Cal.
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
school bonds was purchased
by
the
Bank
America
of
Nurses Home bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
San Francisco,
1971 inclusive. Interest J-J.
100.04.
Trust
&
Savings
'
as
National
Association,
3s, at
.
a
1
June
1952
from
J-D.
Interest
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Dade
County
Boston.
.
(P. O.
Fla.
hos¬
Sale—The $1,500,000
Bond
pital bonds offered on May 29—v.
173,
1932—were awarded to a
composed
of Halsey,
& Co., B. J. Van Ingen &
p.
syndicate
Stuart
Co., of New York City, Blair, Rol¬
lins & Co., Inc., Hornblower &
Weeks, R. S. Dickson & Co., both
New York City, Braun, Bos-
June 1 from
worth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Trust
Co. of
Georgia, Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
inclusive.
of
Atlanta,
Leedy,
Alleman, of Orlando,
both
Inc.,
Wheeler
&
to
Due on June 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Co., of Atlanta, Pierce-
Carrison
Corp.,
Doll
&
of Jacksonville,
Isphording, Inc., of Cin¬
Western Contra Costa County Hos¬
burgh,
of
Drice of
&
cinnati, Thomas
Sale—The
Bond
000
Pequegnat,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on June
4
for
the
purchase of $29,000
Middletown
on
inclusive.
pital Dist. (P. O. Martinez), Calif.
Bond Offering—G. A.
Due
on
inclusive.
1962
to
28,000 2%s.
inclusive.
Riverside),
Due
1971
to
of
Due on June 1 from
15,000 21/2s.
Mecca Sch. Dist., Riverside County
O.
Due
1959
to
p.m.
(DST) on June 6 for the purchase
of
$780,000
elementary
school
construction bonds. Dated June 1,
Courts &
June 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
(P.
of
Due on June 1 from
15,000 2%s.
inclusive.
Due
1964
National
Association,
1956 inclusive.
to
1:30
until
bids
sealed
ceive
$74,000
follows:
as
$20,000 4V4s.
'
will re¬
Treasurer,
Town
Miami),
Francisco,
at
a
price
of
a net interest cost of about
purchased by
='
Offering—James S. Salo-
Bond
mone,
FLORIDA
100.06,
to
to
1
purchased by
America
of
O.
(P.
Plainville), Conn.
Tulare County
Savings
Dodge, of
&
Palmer
1974 inclusive.
was
1,
July
dated
are
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
July
on
Bond Sale—The issue of
$41,000
Association, of
price of 100.02,
a
Due
1963 to
building bonds
San
Calif.
America
of
2y4s.
on
Boston.
1951,
from
July 1
on
Sch. Dist.,
Union
follows:
1959
from
1962 inclusive.
1960 to
the
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
inclusive.
2s. Due
1,032,000
as
basis
Fresno County
Fresno),
O.
building bonds
the
a
3.68%.
Madison Sch. Dist.,
(P.
1959
to
Due
bonds.
16
Legality approved by Storey,
1951.
(P.O. Visalia), Calif.
3%s, at price of 100.99,
of
as
$258,000 3s. Due on July 1
basis of about 3.41%.
14,000
2.28%,
No.
ment
July 1 from 1953 to 1971 incl.
as
a
on
incl.
481,000 general public improve¬
ment No. 16 bonds. Due on
Sequoia Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County (P. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
from
system
water
3V2S,
Due
July 1 from 1953 to 1956
2,117,.000 general public improve¬
258,000
of
improve¬
bonds.
16
No.
.*
•
price
a
public
general
$78,000
ment
bonds.
106,000
$2,000 water system bonds, as 4s,
at
,
(DST) on June 7 for the purchase
bonds, as follows:
141,000 Cupertino School District
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
.
Frederick L.
City Controller, will re¬
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Cronan,
ceive
bonds.
Angeles County Water Works ings Association, of San Fran¬
District No. 22, (P. O.
cisco, and the other by the Ameri¬
Los Angeles), Calif.
can Trust Co., of San Francisco, at
Bond Sale—The issue of $76,000 a price of 100.16,
a net interest
purchased by the Bank
Conn.
—
of $2,676,000
lows:
—
was
Wood,
&
City.
New Haven,
Los
bonds
Delafield
Hawkins,
by
Bond
bids will
until
The bonds ma¬
inclusive.
1967
to
Sch. Dists.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids
June 11 for the
011
purchase of $160,000 public .im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1951. Due on July
1 from 1952
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
as
school bonds.
Angeles County (P.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Clara
(DST)
p.m.
of
San Mateo.
Santa
sealed
of America National Trust & Sav¬
a.m.
000,000 hospital and Nurses Home
by
Kirkbride,
& Wallace, of
gality
approved
Wilson, Harzfeld
Lake Sch. Dist.
Bond
Sale
The? $1,548,000
2%s, at a price of
building bonds offered -op May 29
101.39, a basis of about 2.63%.
v. 173, p. 2135-^were awarded to
71,000
Hawthorne
Sch.
Dist.
a
syndicate
composed
of
two
bonds, as 3s, at a price of
groups, one headed by the Bank
100.39, a basis of about 2.95%.
Little
12,000 2V2s.
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering — The Counly
on
of Finance,
Board
receive
8
inclusive.
follows:
as
bonds,
Los
of)
$7,000,000 State
San
basis of about 2.60%.
Trust
May 29—v. 173,
awarded to John
sealed bids until 9
Due
Clerk of
receive
July 1 from 1952 to
Interest J-J. Le¬
1951.
1976
Bond Offering—Roland H. Gard¬
ner,
will
purchase of $25,000
bonds. Dated July 1,
(P. O. New Canaan)t
Connecticut
Augus¬
sealed bids until lO a.m. (PST) on
Trust
of
Bond Sale—The issue of
Co., of Chicago, as 3s,
price of 101.27, a basis of
Los
Highway Construction, series 1951
a
J-D.
sive. Interest J-J.
ARKANSAS
p.
Santa
1,
about 2.88%.
July
Arkansas
Association,
$125,000 Hudson Sch. Dist. bonds,
as
2%s, at a price of 101.52,
$32,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on
est J-J.
'
Dist.,
O.
Sale—The
offered on May 24—v. 173,
1932—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix, at a
Dist. No. 93 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Offering — W. O. Glick,
National
America
of
Savings
1952 to
California
bonds
Maricopa County, Cave Creek Sch.
Interest
Sch.
(P.
$500,000 school
p.
&
on
June
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
'County
Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—The
May 29—v.
2236—were awarded to the
15.
June
dated
are
CONNECTICUT
will
Clerk,
County
chase
Bank
bonds
New Canaan
H.
Offering—W.
(P.
Brown,
(PST)
a.m.
bonds.. Dated
1951. Due
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
High Sch. Dist. (P. O.
will
L.
Works
District No. 3 (P.O. Red- J
wood City), Calif.
received until June 4 for the pur¬
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $429,000 build¬
inclusive.
1951.
County Water
June 5 for the
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington, of San Fran¬
Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
building
ARIZONA
Bond
Fresno County
Fresno), Calif.
Dist.,
June 12 for the purchase of
3%s, at par.
purchase of $30,000
Dated July 16,1951.
of about 3.81%.
Sch.
a
Mateo
approved
173, p.
The
June 15 from
on
1971
to
as
water-1951
R. E. Graham,
July 16 from 1952 to 1956
Interest J-J.
Legality-
on
Neff &
3.11%.
war¬
purchased
Co., of
Trust
of
issue
—
cisco.
Savings
■
The
Dist.,
O.
inclusive.
Bank of America National Trust &
Bullard
Vincent, Ala.
Warrant
School
system
Association,
American
Co., Blyth & Co., Dean Wit¬
Dated May 15, 1951.
ter & Co., Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $220,- liams,
Walston, Hoffman & Good¬
000 water
and sewer
mortgage win, all of San Francisco, and C.
revenue bonds was purchased by
N. White & Co., of Oakland, as 3s,
Hendrix & Mayes, of Birmingham, at a price of 97.88, a basis of about
3s, at par.
the
233,000
Bond
Ala.
Offering
for
Trust
Association, of San
2V2S, at a price of
basis of about 2.317c.
Bond
Joaquin County (P.
Stockton), Calif.
Francisco,
$4,500 construction bonds,
Belmont
102.55,
ing bonds offered on
Sale —The
were
field
Box
$125,000 general obligation school
as
4
the
to
National
America
1965 inclusive.
to
345,000 23/4s. Due
1966
:
r
June 15 from
on
Savings
inclusive.
1979
to
Elementary
San
Co., of Little Rock, at a price of
100.54.
&
tus,
school bonds.
Magnolia
The
—
bonds
1952
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on June
(P.O. Magnolia), Ark.
Sale
Bond
struction
Pershing,
The
—
County,
Dist. No.
York City. ;
Russellville,
on
of
Francisco,
Interest J-D.
Linden
awarded
2135—were
p.
San
Bond
inclusive.
1961
inclusive.
1985
to
bonds offered on
Bank
1960
school
May 22—v. 173,
$34,000
Sale—The
June 15,1956.
on
1957 to 1959 inclusive.f(
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
County
follows:
as
150,000 3lAs. Due on June 15 from
J-J.
Interest
follows:
May 1, 1952.
May 1, 1953.
on
1956
$50,000 3V2S. Due
net interest
a
2.73%,
Alameda 300,000 21/2S. Due
Dist.,
Sch.
Leandro
14,000 water system bonds. Dated
June 1, 1946. Due on June 1
interest
net
as
are
Legality
&
Mitchell
proved
a
2.10%,
Additional
Comptroller,
June
100.05,
$525,000 6s. Due
Mobile, Ala.
City
of
Due on July 1
1951.
1,
July
from
Due
Herzberg, and Hendrix & Mayes,
all of
Birmingham, as 3V2S, at
par.
price
1954 to
general obligation bonds was pur¬
chased by a syndicate composed
of Hugo Marx &
Co.; Watkins,
Morrow
Co., and Blewer,
of St. Louis, at
&
cost of about
v,
Sale—The issue of
Bond
Stix
Bluff,
Interest M-N
60,000 water system bonds. Dated
Heitner & Glynn,
a
San
Bond
1962.
and
1961
Leary & Co., of Shreveport,
Simmons National Bank, of Pine
Ala.
$76,000
of
purchase
bids will
until June 5 for the
received
be
price of 100.04,
a
purchase of $16,500 school bonds.
follows:
as
$2,000 water system bonds. Dated
May 1, 1936. Due on May 1 in
row,
Dothan,
the
for
29
bonds,
Wachovia
Asheville,
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, John
W. Clark & Co., of Chicago, Bar¬
Ostly
Bond Offering—Harold J.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on May
at
cost, of about
(P. O. Hanford), Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed
of
Co.,
Oakvale Sch. Dist., Kings County
Angeles), Calif.
National
Texarkana,
Trust
&
Bank
Angeles County Water Works
Dist. No. 22 (P. O. Los
Los
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
of New York City, Hayden, Mil¬
Lafayette), Ala.
Warrant
of
Co.,
Pressprich
by
Bank
&
issue
of
$845,-
hospital bonds was purchased
a
syndicate composed of the
of
National
America
Trust
Savings Association, American
Trust
Co., Weeden
& Co.. J. Barth & Co., Dean Wit¬
ter
Co.,
Blyth
Co.,
all
&
California
Staats
John
Co.,
of
San
Bank,
both
Nuveen
&
&
&
Francisco,
William
Beach,
Co., of New York City, at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
of
about
2.587c,
1953 to
1,200,000
of Los Angeles,
Co., of Chicago.
from
offered
Schwabacher
1956 inclusive.
2V2S.
Due
on
1 from
.
,
.
June
1
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
Miami
Bond
—were
Co.,
H.
follows:
R.
&
Co.,
as
$300,000 4s. Due on June
E. Work & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-
Kaiser
Co., of Pitts¬
Atwill & Co., of Miami
and Herbert J. Sims &
Springs, Fla.
Sale—The
on
_
$300,000 bonds
May 28—v. 173, p. 2135
to
a
syndicate
awarded
composed of Atwill & Co., of
C. N. Miami Beach, Prendergast, Fahey
White &, Co., Oakland, and Fred &
Co., of New York City, and
D. Blake & Co., of Los Angeles,^ Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
berg, all of San Francisco,
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2337)
at
price of 97.71,
a
cost of
about
$101,000
bonds.
1955
Due
to
199,000
Dec.
1963
1952
from
Dec.
1966
The
Sch.
No. 1 (P.O. Fort
Pierce), Fla.
1951.
the
purchase of $1,530,000
Dated July 1, 1951.
July 1 from 1952 to 1971
Due
on
inclusive.
The
from
to
1962
Legality
bonds
1971
approved
J-J.
June
Legality
1
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
bids
June
and Jan.
Blom,
until
re¬
10
a.m.
1951. Due
bonds.
on
July
O.
Not 'Sold—The
bids
receive
for
(CST)
Due
a
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
inclusive. Interest J-J.
New
ILLINOIS
Bond
July
1,
Interest
1952
J-J.
to
Jan.
Legality
by
Arthur Oest-
of $650,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1970 inclu¬
J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved- by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
receive
Offering
will
receive
until 7:30 p.m.
for
the
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
building
bonds.
1951.
Due
bonds
are
on
on
of
Jan.
1,
callable.
Secretary
bids
until
8
will
G.
receive
until 8 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
100,000
bonds.
Cotton
No.
12
68,000
County (P. O.
Maysville), Ky.
Bond
Offering—John
until
Crystal Lake), III.
The
will
86
(P.
O.
Joliet),
a.m.
1:30
(EST)
p.m.
Town
Clerk,
—
spectors, will receive sealed bids
$60,000
until 7:30 p.m.
bonds.
on
Districts
Board,
A-O.
Due
will
Chicago.
Valley
bonds.
bonds.
Due
Sch.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$35,000 Mu¬
until 10
a.m.
—
v.
173,
p.
2135
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
The
—
were
of
Dist.
No.
from
1952
to
May 28—v. 173,
on
awarded
to
2036
p.
Alex.
Brown
a
of
Cincinnati,
100.84,
a
as
2V2S,
at
a
basis of about
2.03%,
price
to
2.38%.
(CST)
of
1
on
The
on
public
sewerage
bonds.
Township (P. O.
Charlestown), Ind.
Bond
bonds
1971
bids
June 6 for
bonds,
improvement,
district
Offering—Kynard L. Taff,
Township
Trustee,
will
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
receive
(CST)
due
are
No.
1
from
1953
1,
Calvin
to
Bond
Sale—The
—
awarded
rities
v.
to
Shawmut
Boston
No.
(EST)
173,
the
Bank,
of
the
at
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Bond Offering — The Chairmen
of the
the
following Housing Author¬
will
receive
sealed
bids
at
office
of the
State Housing
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
until noon (DST) on June 12 for
purchase of $7,789,000 State
Guaranteed bonds, as follows:
$150,000
pub¬
p.
1837
—
Equitable
on
were
Secu¬
Corp., and Glas & Co., of
New Orleans,
jointly, at a price of
Group A
bonds.
911,000 Cambridge, Project 200-1
bonds.
340,000
200-1 bonds.
bonds
1969
maturing
for
Walter
in
Center Line, Mich.
Sale—The $59,000 special
assessment
on
paving bonds offered
May 23—v. 173, p. 2136—were
awarded
of East
to
the
Detroit,
First
as
J.
Rapids, at
interest
State
2s, at
Bank
par.
price
1
Wade,
Inc., of Grand
price of 100.12, a net
a
cost
of
$3,000 3s. Due
and
about
on
2.49%,
as
April 1 in 1952
1953.
15,000 2V2S. Due
1954 to
April 1 from
on
1958 inclusive.
Keweenaw County (P. O.
Eagle
River), Mich.
.
NoteOffering
the
building
1959- to
Interest J-J.
callable.
are
Bond
—
Joseph B.
Kezele, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) on
June 12 for the purchase of
$18,-
000
tax anticipation notes.
Dated
March 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
The notes
are
callable. Interest M-N.
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$285,000 special
assessment improvement bonds of¬
fered on May 28—v.
were
posed
awarded to
of
the
Corporation,
Bosworth
a
173, p. 2237—
syndicate com¬
First
of
of Michigan
Detroit, Braun,
&
Croswell, Croswell-Lexington Rural
Co., Inc., H. V. Sat¬
tley & Co., McDonald-Moore &
Agric. Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond
Co., Shannon & Co., all of De¬
Offering—Gene J. Gill,
Secretary of Board of Education, troit, and Sills, Fairman &
.
8
receive
sealed
bids
until
of
Chicago, at
Harris,
a
as
bonds.
$165,000 4s. Due
Dated
April
Project inclusive.
1
June
fkvm
The
1959 to 1968
1,
1951.
1952
to
Due
1968
txyds maturing in
are
callable. Interest
price of 100.005,
net interest cost of about
a
(EST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $194,000 building
p.m.
on
Easthampton,
7
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
will
$262,000 Amesbury, Project 200-1
$90,000
a
Bond Sale—The
$18,000 building
bonds offered on
May 23—v. 173,
p. 2136 — were awarded to
the
until
July 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
National
Boston,
bids
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
The
Securities, Inc., of
Harbor, jointly, at
follows:
June
on
of
$45,000 build¬
6n
Hagar Township Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. R. 2, Coloma), Mich.
Harbor),
Michigan
Bond
Offering — Arthur Yore,
Secretary of Board of Education,
p.m.
Sale—The
2.76%.
Safe
sealed
ap¬
of par, a net interest
cost of about
June
Benion
receive
Legality
and the Berrien
Benton
(P. O. 1200 East Main
Street,
$750,000 notes
May 25—v. 173, p. 2136
to
on
Township School District
10
re¬
p.m.
May £3—v.
173, p. 2136—were awarded to Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., of
Detroit,
MICHIGAN
Benton
Field,
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
ing bonds offered
1961
\
to
8
Harbor), Mich.
r
dated
are
until
Hagar and Benton Townships Frac.
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Box
189,
R. F. D. No.
3, Benton
National
Har¬
1.18%.
(P.O. Franklin), La.
lic improvement bonds offered
May 23
bonds
E.
on
bids
to 1963 inclusive. The
bonds
in 1962 and 1963 are
callable. Interest J-J.
Shawmut Bank, Bos¬
ton, at 1.15%.
Sales—The
awarded
1
Mich.
1952
Due
to
V.
4s, at
maturing
$250,Deposit &
Trust Co., at
1.15%; and $250,000
000
Le¬
the
Mary Parish Hospital Service
1
—were
1952
H.
June 6 for the purchase
of $15,000
building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1951. Due on
July 1 from
Note Sale—The issue of
$500,000
notes was sold as follows:
MASSACHUSETTS
on
!
Boston.
of Baltimore.
ities
inclusive.
Dist. No.
Char I est own
(EST)
1951.
inclusive.
by
sealed
Bond
from
I.),
Offering—Irving
$210,000
bonds.
as
(P.
ceive
1,
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
June 1 from
rington,
Jr.,
attorney
for
the
County Commissioners, and by
Mullikin, Stockbridge & Waters,
offered
1
to
Director of School
Board, will
June
on
of
loan
awarded
Township Sch. Dist.
O. Brighton,
1
R.
Bond
June 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
from
Interest A-O.
approved
Note
Davis,
sealed
$152,500
18,500
St.
No.
dock &
50,000 water loan bonds. Due
June
on
1981
inclusive.
street
inclusive.
County (P. O.
Cambridge), Md.
Offering—Walter T. An¬
Bond
(DST)
purchase
water
revenue
May 21—v. 173,
/
Green Oak
follows:
June
on
1975 inclusive.
72,000 2.10s. Due
1976
the
as
$160,000
follows:
as
1952 to
1961
series B bonds.
to
for
8
to
follows:
The
Co.,
par.
Bond Offering—John E.
Clark,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
a.m.
$32,000
system
on
2037—were
proved
11
sewer
bonds offered
Boston.
bids until
Sale—The
supply and
on
June
a.m.
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
Sattley & Co., of Detroit,
dated
are
10
Elberta, Mich.
Bond
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1952
from
Swarded to Frank E. Hailstone &
price of
bonds
of
Stone, of Detroit.
1,
1951.
will
receive
purchase
115,500
on
June
June 1 from 1952 to 1956 incl.
1953
improvement
A bonds.
nicipal Building bonds offered
May 28
7:30
the
Guil-
$18,500 public improvement, series
Beverly Shores, Ind.
dated
are
until
by Miller,
1959 inclusive.
on June
from 1952 to 1956 inclusive.
1
Dist.
from
Sch.
Due
$228,000 2s. Due
on
receive
Ferriday, La.
Offering—L.
W.
will
as
June
on
bids
dock &
p.
purchase
Mayor,
the
INDIANA
Due
all
on
proved
$85,000 paving bonds. Due
Brockton, Mass.'
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
June 1
inclusive.
sealed bids until U a.m.
(DST) on
June 5 for the purchase of
$145,000 bonds, as follows:
inclusive.
Bond
Legality
1971
Offering—Arthur T. BrenCity Treasurer, will receive
nan,
1:30 p.m.
Sons, of Baltimore, at
gality
J.
will
public
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1967 inclu¬
Interest
to
Bond
Dorchester
Eunice, La.
Offering—Wade
Offering
J. G. Skeel, sealed bids
until
Secretary of Board of School In¬ on June 12 for
sive.
on
1971
loan, act
on
Co.,
June 5 for the
purchase
$563,000 non-callable public
utility water refunding, series R
bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1950. Due on
Dec. 15 from 1956 to
1962 inclu¬
sive. Interest J-D.
Boston.
6
Parish, Rayne-Branch Sch.
Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
Crowley), La.
Bond Offering—S.
D.
lett,
(CDST) on June 11
for the purchase of $356,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1,1951. Due
project
1952 to
bonds
bonds,
Acadia
Bond
III.
1952
&
par.
of
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
MARYLAND
1974
No.
to
1951.
drews, President of County Com¬
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 15
Pollard, missioners, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on June 13 for
for
the
purchase
of
$1,430,000 Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 10 the purchase of
$1,300,000 school
building bonds. Dated May 15,
a.m.
(CST) on June 12 for the construction,
improvement and
1951. Due on Dec. 15 from 1952 to
equipment bonds. Dated April 1,
1970 inclusive. Legality approved purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
Due from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
school
1 from
Cambridge, Md.
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 mu¬
nicipal improvement-1951 bonds
LOUISIANA
County, Joliet Sch. Dist.
(EST)
Due
1952
2136
p.
a
Offering—John H. WitherCity Controller, will re¬
spoon,
ceive sealed
of
Salem, Mass.
School
Evergreen
Bond
Will
bonds.
40,000 street bonds.
of par, a net interest cost of
about
June 9 for the purchase of
$30,000
building improvement bonds.
bids
bids
purchase
follows:
to
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
(DST)
the
from
May 24—v. 173,
awarded
syndicate
composed of Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., H. V.
Sattley & Co., and
Walt hamMass.
&
Mason
McHenry County Community High
sealed
p.m.
of 1948 bonds. Due
to 1957 inclusive.
—were
Loyd,
receive
2
on
were
McDonald-Moore
Detroit, as 4s, at
60,000 equipment bonds. Due
bids
June 11 for
sealed
will
1
from
lows:
$65,000
—
inclusive.
on
School Di¬
sealed
on
P.
cation,
Le¬
Hanrahan, of
as
school
June
July 3 for the purchase
$133,000 school bonds, as fol¬
Weepie,
KENTUCKY
J-J.
Offering—Virginia Hol¬
land, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
10
for
bonds
$275,000
offered
tion
1,
(P. O.
until
School
J-J.
1971s,inclusive.
Offering—J.
County Judge, will receive
155
of
&
until
5
$415,000
(P. O. Minden), La.
Offering—J. E. Pitcher,
.Bond
p.m.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sch. Dist. No.
Board,
bids
inclusive.
Bond
The
Interest
1971
30
June 5
1970.
to
Webster Parish
of
$125,000 construc¬
bids
June
bids
Independence Sch. Dist., Iowa
$490,000
Dated
27
T. L. Harvey,
School
fered
Need ham, Mass.
June
on
June
on
on
Secretary
District, Iowa
Secretary of Board of
Byrd, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
of
sealed
on
rectors,
A.
Frances
—
1952
June 5 for the purchase
of $75,000 school addition
bonds.
...
County Sch. Dist. No. 69
(P. O. Skokie), III.
sealed
Leesville), La.
—
Sale—The $60,000 water
supply system revenue bonds of¬
1,
1952 to
Bond Offering—Arnold
Mackin¬
tosh, Town Treasurer, will receive
Bis-
June 7 for the purchase
of $291,000 school bonds. Due
from
&
of School Directors will
sealed
(CST)
O.
July
Interest
ovan, Heenehan
New York
..
receive sealed bids until
Offering —The
of Board
(CST)
(CST)
Albion School
June 4 for
on
Secretary
ap¬
Ice
(P.
Offering
receive
1,
IOWA
Bond
16
Deckerville, Mich.
(P. O.
$250,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
No.
-dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
La.
(CST)
a.m.
are
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
for the purchase of
Harris,
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
reich, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Bond
1991
Education,
on
Bond
bonds
1951.! Due
Vernon Parish, Lcesville Sch. Dist.
u
Cook
1, 1951.
Offering—Ralph B.
10:30
200-1
City.
Terrebonne Parish
Houma),
Project
bonds.
The
July 1 from 1953 to 1971
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
Bond
on
1962.
County Sch. Dist. No. 38
(P. O. Kenilworth), III.
sive.. Interest
$300,000
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
of New Orleans.
til
Natick,
of
bids until 7:30
June 6 for the pur¬
chase of $1,750,000 tax
anticipation
notes.
Dated June
8, 1951. Due
on
Sept. 14, 1951. '
Group C
1
•
District, Mich.
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
$1,037,000 Wellesley, Project 200-
21
on
Offering—Robert
proved
Cook
(CDST)
of
Dated July
will receive
Project
bonds.
bids
June
on
purchase
bonds.
Albany Sch. City, Ind.
Bond
syn¬
Due
the purchase
500,000
School
Offering—Albert W. Rider,
Secretary of Board
Framingham,
200-2 bonds.
sealed
(CST)
Note
Project
bonds.
840,000
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
dicate
composed
of
Norris
& Secretary
of
Board
of
School
Hirshberg, J. W. Tindall & Co., Trustees, will receive sealed bids
and Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner, all until 7 p.m. (CST) on June 4 for
of Atlanta, as 2Vzs, at a price of the purchase of
$92,500 building1951 bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951.
100.51, a basis of about 2.44%.
until 8 p.m.
Spec.
(P. O.
1951. Due on July 1 from 1953
to 1971 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
on
$120,000
1961
1932—were awarded to
—
receive
a.m.
Detroit.
Dearborn
Framingham,
200-1
Ward
3
June 14 for the purchase
Indiana
Avenue
of
Bond Sale—The $72,000
hospital
bonds offered on May 24—v. 173,
Offering
No.
Bridge-1951 bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
on
re¬
Douglas, Ga.
Bond
$1,336,000
Acting Secretary of Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
Bond Offering—Patrick J. Bar¬
ton, Acting City Comptroller, will
the $1,000,000 bonds offered
May 25—v. 173, p. 2036—were
jected,
p.
will
the
1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
Indianapolis, Ind.
Savannah), Ga.
Bonds
Dist.
200-1
Group B
inclusive.
Legality approved by Miller,
Paddock & Stone, of
Canfield,
Project
bonds.
land,
Chatham County (P.
*
1961
Rockport,
June 1 from
on
Offering—B. Edw. Boud-
10
for
Miller, of Indianapolis.
■
Due
A-O.
bonds.
163,000
from
Secretary of Parish School
school
Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
GEORGIA
*
1
Franklin), La.
Bond
&
Board,
equipment
1,
School
until
will
1
June
on
Mary Parish Sixth
clusive. Interest J-J.
proved
Due
to
ap¬
June 9 for the purchase
on
St.
reaux,
Offering—John A.
$19,000 fire
Dated
callable.
by
1958
*
1,
Ice
2,400,000 Lawrence, Project 200-
follows:
1952 to 1957 inclusive.
bonds.
dated
are
sealed
(CST)
of
maturing
are
Township
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive
net interest cost of about
63,000 2V4S.
by
Bond
school bonds.
as
$87,000 2s.
Jan. and July 1 from
to 1968 inclusive.
Interest
Town
a
inclusive.
Highland, Ind.
lic Instruction, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on June
100.05,
2.14%,
bonds.
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Minneapolis.
Offering—D. C. Huskey,
Superintendent of Board of Pub¬
for
1968
bonds
proved
of
follows:
as
53
^
on
1953
Tax
purchase
Township
Civil
Due
Bond
18
to
80,000
from
inclusive.
Spec.
|
the
Jan. and July 1 from
on
1953
1
for
School
Due
improvement
on
County
Dist.
$80,000
inclusive.
Due
to
Lucie
1
7
$160,000 school bonds,
improvement
on
June
on
follows:
as
street
bonds.
St.
3.22%,
municipal
interest
net
a
follows:
*
3.87%,
|
on
April 1
from
1952 to 1954 inclusive.
120,000 33/4s. Due
1955 and
1956.
on
April 1 in
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2338)
Marysville, Mich.
deau,
000 sewage
Offering—Mildred Falar-
Bond
City
June
until
for
7
7:30 p.m.
the
1971
of
disposal
bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1953 to
sewage
on
inclusive.
The
water
May
Co.,
bonds
dated
are
Interest
M-S.
May
Legality
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Metamora), Mich.
Bonds Not Sold
The $75,000
bids.
any
Joint
and
May 24
on
Dist.
Nos.
sealed
(CST)
Nankin
assessment
of
May 23—v. 173,
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
July 1,
Township Sch. Dist. No. 7
Hibbing, Minn.
Offering —
callable.
are
(CST)
chase
1951. Due
1953
to
1963
1959
will
sealed
until
bids
3
Ontonagon
Note
son,
),
bids
Clerk,
until
The
,
County Ind. Con. School
43
(P. O. Laporte),
Sale—The
No.
4
O.
p.
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered
receive
173,
a.m.
composed
of
&
on
2237—were
p.
flower
bott,
Clerk
Juran &
Moody, of St. Paul, at
Con.
$300,000
Board
County
June
&
Co.,
Inc.,
$42,000
Tupelo
p. 2136.
MINNESOTA
Ada, Minn.
Bond Offering—I. C.
Fletcher,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
June 6 for the purchase of $148,-
Bond
Offering—M.
H. Murray,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 5
for the purchase of $125,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due
on July 1 from
1954 to 1978 in¬
clusive. The bonds maturing in
1975 to 1978 are callable. Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
until
for
11
(CST) on June 19
purchase
of
$6,000,000
a.m.
the
building
bonds.
Dated
July . 1,
July 1 from 1954 to
on
inclusive.
The
bonds
matur¬
ing
on
are
callable. Interest J-J. Legality
July 1, 1957 and thereafter
approved
by Chapman & .Cutler,
Chicago.
of
awarded to
—were
Kenower, Mac-
Arthur & Co., of Detroit, as 1.60s,
Municipal Separate
Dist., Miss.
ing bonds offered
Note
May 29—v.
on
of
Claremont, N. H.
Sch.
Offering—Philip L. White,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on June
6
for the
purchase of $100,000
2136—were awarded to a
composed of the First notes. Dated June 6, 1951. Due on
Bank,
Union Planters Dec. 4, 1951.
Legality approved
p.
Saunders
15
from
1952
Due
to
in 1962 to 1966
First
2.56%,
2i/4s.
from
1966
Due
1952 to
June
on
1961
from
Due
1956
bonds
dated
Clerk,
June
City Bonds.
will
inclusive.
1956
County, Enon
Bond
of
(CST)
of
120,000 2 ^4s. Due
Board
of
on
on
June 1 from
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
275,000 2V2s. Due on June 1 from
1962 to
1972 inclusive.
County (Pi O. Laurel), Miss.
Note Offering —T. L.
Sumrall,
Clerk
will
a.m.
of
of
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
until
10
(CST) on June 4 for the pur¬
$15,000 school transporta¬
equipment notes.
chase of
tion
Board
receive
sealed
(DST)
bids
June
on
of
until
11
for
;$46,000
8'.p.m.
the
water,
pur¬
bonds.
Supervisors,
terest
J-J. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York
City.
Middle
Township Sch. Dist. (P. OCape May Court House), N. J.*
noon
June 4 for the purchase
Bond
Sale—The $118,000 school
bonds offered
on May 24—v.
173,
p. 1933—were awarded to Boland,
County (P. O.
Saffin & Co., of New York City, as
Woodville), Miss.
Bond Offering—J. Y. Chapman, 3V4s, at .a price of 100.22, a basis
sealed
receive
(CST)
of
on
Supervisors, will
bids
until
2
June 4 for the purchase
''•
"
•
i
'•*':';V
City Levee District
(P. O. Kansas City), Mo. \
Bonds Publicly Offered—The is¬
of
$733,000 levee bonds are
being offered by Lucas, Eisen &
sue
about
3.23%.
Rumson, N. J.
Bond Offering—Albert A.
Jr.,
Borough
Clerk,
will
Kerr,
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (DST)
on
June 14 for the purchase of
MISSOURI
North Kansas
of
p.m.
$20,000 County bonds.
"
$73,000 sewage disposal plant
sessment
bonds.
1951. Due
on
1961
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
1 from
Interest
as¬
Feb.
1,
1952 to
F-A.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, DelWaeckerle, of Kansas City. Dated afield & Wood, of New York City.
May 1, 1951. Due on March 1 from
1952
1971
to
M-S.
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Stin-
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
son,
Waldwick School District, N. J.
Bond Offering
& ner,
District
—
Edw. R. Pfitz-
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (DST)
on
June 11 for the purchase of
University City, Mo.
$105,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
—
Elder Gunter, 1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from 1952.
Clerk, will receive sealed to 1966 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
Bond Offering
City
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
5 for the purchase of $1,255,000
gality
approved
Delafield
&
obligation City.
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1951.
Due
on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Charles
improvement
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
general
NEW YORK
Brookhaven,
Stony Brook Water
Dist., Extension No. 2 (P. O.
6 Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
MONTANA
%
Patchogue), N. Y.
The $6,000 water
system-1951 bonds offered on May
Bond-Sale
Dillon, Mont.
Bond Offering—Leonard Schulz,
City
Clerk,
will
bids until 10
25
for
water
Jones
ceive
D.
re¬
Dated July 1, 1951. Due on July 1
1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
$7,000 general obligation bonds.
Clerk of Board of
<
,
Lodi, N. J.
Offering — Joseph
Borough Clerk, will'
Bond
Wilkinson
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
June 5 for the purchase of
$425,000 school bonds. Due from 1952
« c
May
on
173, p. 2037—were awarded
Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
York City, as 2s, at a price of
100.34, a basis of about 1.96%.
from
Con.
(P. O. Tylertown),
Mississippi
Offering—John Q. Wood,
Clerk
Columbia, Municipal Separate
District, Miss.
t
bridge bonds offered
chase
on
$300,000
will
-
The $175,000 road
—
»'C"
will receive sealed bids until
Clerk,
1
Sch. Dist.
:.
City
March
on
Mount
25—v.
obligation bonds. Due from- 1952
15,
Bond Offering—Mrs. H. W. Har¬
grove,
Due
O.
to
Town
sealed bids
Walthall
(CST)
p.m.
1
Pacella,
Offering—Bertha McKay,
will receive sealed
7:45
and
receive
until 7 p.m. (CST) on June 5 for
the
purchase of $5,000 general
1§ from
to
June 5 for the purchase of
March
on
.
Tylertown, Miss.
Clerk,
until
2%s.
,
1970 inclusive.
County (P.
Holly), N.
-
Bond Sale
Bond Offering—N. C. Ley,
Dist.
Canton, Miss.
Bond
Due
•
inclusive.
1963
NEW JERSEY
Burlington
1
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
1951. Interest J-D.
City
to
follows:
on
March
'
inclusive."
are
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
from
Sch.
June
on
as
Due
1964 to
180,000
inclusive.
Kingston Con.
bonds.
15
2V2S.
192,000
30,000 Pine Ridge Con. Sch. Dist.
bonds.
1952
net interest cost
a
of about
on
by
National
price of par,
a
callable.
are
M. A.
&
Co., all of Memphis,
Bank, of Mobile,
and Cady & Co., of Columbus, at
Super¬
-
District Clerk,
kins, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
torium, second series of 1951 bonds
offered on May 28—v. 173, p. 2238
(P. O.
National Bank & Trust Co.,
—
were
Dist., Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Bond Sale—The $1,200,000 audi¬
Bond Sale—The $600,000 build¬
Ab¬
,
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
Sch.
Bond Offering—Steven N. Wat-
Clerk of Board of Supervis¬ at a price of 100.56, a basis
ors, will receive sealed bids until about 1.53%.
2 p.m. (CST) on June 5 for the
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
173,
of
bonds.
r
submitted for the $135,000 school
bonds offered on May 24—v. 173,
NEBRASKA
Lincoln
National
(P. O. Greenbush), Minn.
First of
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,
to 1971 inclusive.
#
ing bonds offered on May 29—v.
Harriman
Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.,
jF
fvf
•'<'
173, p. 2237—were awarded to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
Bond Sale—The issue of $150,Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Donald-Moore & Co., H. V. Satt000
industrial plant bonds was
ley & Co,, Shannon & Co., all of Minneapolis, and Associates, at a
purchased by Allen and Company,
price of 100.15, a net interest
Detroit, and Stranahan, Harris &
of Hazlehurst, as 2J/4s and 2V2S.
cost of about 3.38%, as follows:
Co., Inc., of Toledo, at a price of
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
100.003, a net interest cost of $120,000 3i/4s. Due on June 1 from
Forrest County, Helena Con.
1954 to 1965 inclusive.
about 2.99%, as follows:
School District (P. O.
80,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from
$40,000 23/4s. Due on May 1 in
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
Hattiesburg), Miss.
1952 to 1953.
Bond Offering
George W.
410,000 3s. Due on May 1 from Sherburne County Ind. Con. School
Causey, Clerk of Board of Super¬
1954 to 1967 inclusive.
District No. 4 (P. O. Big Lake),
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Minnesota
til 10 a.m. (CST) on June 5 for the
Walled Lake Con. Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
purchase of $10,000 school bonds.
bonds offered on May 23—v. 173, ing bonds offered on May 18—v.
Greenwood Municipal Separate
173, p. 2037—were awarded to
p. 2136—were awarded to Shan¬
School District, Miss.
Kalman
&
Co.,
and
Juran
&
non & Co., of Detroit, at a
price
Bond Sale—The $445,000 build¬
Moody, both of Minneapolis,
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
ing bonds offered on May 29—v.
jointly, at a price of 100.20, a net
about 2.86%, as follows:
interest cost of about 3.44%, as 173, p. 2136—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Scharff &*
$265,000 3s. Due on May 1 from follows:
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
Jones, White, Hattier & Sanford,
$90,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from both of New
135,000 23As. Due on May 1 from
Orleans, Allen and
1954 to 1971 inclusive.
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
Company, of Hazlehurst, Ducour60,000 3.40s. Due on June 1 from nau &
Kees, of New Orleans, at a
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
yi/hite Lake Township Sch. Dist.
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
No. 7 (P. O. 9260 Sandyside,
of about 2.45%, as follows:
Washington County Ind. Sch. Dist.
Rural Route No. 8,
$50,000 2V2s. Due on June 1 from
No. 101 (P. O. Mahtomedi),
Pontiac), Mich.
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
Minnesota
Bosworth
at par.
son,
inclusive. The bonds maturing
a
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 66
District
$228,000
to
Roseau and Kittson Counties Joint
a
on
Indianola), Miss.
Bond Offering—John W. John¬
follows:
bids
Braun,
of
1952 to
price of 100.18.
(CST)
p.m.
County, South Sun¬
County Spec. Con.
School
Medicine
County (P. O.
Natchez), Miss.
Offering—Walter P.
Bond
The
May 29—v.
awarded
9
$200,-
syndicate
■ ■
$135,000 build¬
No.
of
building bonds was purchased
by the State Land Board, as 2%s,
1971
Nicholson,
receive sealed
will
7:30
Sunflower
MISSISSIPPI
Dist.
Otego (P. O. Monticello), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$35,000 road
2136—were awarded to
callable.
Adams
(P. O. Cambridge),
Minnesota
Dist.
issue
industrial-1951 bonds.
Legality approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
$54,000 build¬
May 10—v.
County Indep. Sch.
until
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
on
to
&
Miss.
June 5 for the purchase of
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due
on
Sch.
County
Sale—The
1951. Due
Clerk,
bids
1971
maturing
are
callable.
are
J-D.
Newton,
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
1, til 10 a.m. (CST) on June 4 for the
purchase of $355,000 bonds, as
Sterling and Washington bonds offered on
May 23—v. 173,
Townships Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1 p. 2136—were awarded to the Al¬
(P. O. Utica), Mich.
lison-Williams Co., of Minneapolis,
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
as
3y4s.
ing bonds offered on May 24—
173,
1965
Monday, June 4, 1951
000
sealed
Bond Offering—L. E.
Town
cer¬
July
after
p.
Isanti
M-N.
syndicate
1962 to 1976
Interest
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June 12
for the purchase of $75,000 build¬
25,000
Shelby,
v.
bonds
receive
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
1976
ing in
County Indep.
Dist. No. 7 (P.O.
Wood Lake), Minn.
Bond Offering—A. S. Barr, Dis¬
trict
Clerk, will receive sealed
Moody, both of St. Paul, jointly.
,
terest
inclusive.
1933—were awarded
Kalman
&
Co.,
and
Juran
173,
p.m.
(CST)
June 5 for the purchase of
$38,000 tax anticipation notes. In¬
on
1,
1954 to
will
school-1951 bonds. Dated June 15,
1951. Due on June 15 from 1952 to
Con. Sch.
&
Jan.. and July 1 from
ing bonds offered
re¬
Mich.
will
10
The
June
Yellow
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—Oscar F. John¬
County
sealed
(P.
1 from
approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Sealed
callable.
are
District No.
(EST) on June 7 for the purchase
$30,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated June 15, 1951. Due on Jan.
15,1952.
County
on
maturing
Hubbard
of
Ontonagon
Clerk,
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on June 15
the
purchase
of
$2,000,000
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
June
on
A.
for
No. 46 (P. O. Butterfield), Minn.
Bond
Offering — Robert
Lin-
28 for
June
1972
tificates
Interest J-D.
Treasurer,
Watonwan
certificates. Dated July 1,
revenue
County (P. O.
Cloud), Mich.
Note Offering—Elmer D. John¬
County
City
,
,
M.
by
.
(P. O. Browning), Mont.
Bond
Sch. Dist., Miss.
Offering—S. F. Junkin,
Bond
are
Legality
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
';
the pur¬
of $1,600,000 public utilities
on
White
ceive
bonds
A-O.
approved
bids will be received until 3 p.m.
Newaygo
son,
:
Certificate
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in
The
Interest
purchased
was
Glacier
.
Natchez Separate
sive.
son, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on June 6 for the
purchase
of
$300,000
building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951.
Due
to 1969
$130,000
Dated
(P. O. 29439 Carlyle Avenue,
Inkster), Mich.
Bond Offering — John R. Stin-
on
bonds
Saunders & Co., of Memphis.
Due from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
April 1 from 1964
on
Legality
June 7 for the purchase
on
awarded to the
were
—
p.m.
inclusive.
1971
after
(P. O. St. Anthony),
construction bonds.
1951. Due on July
1, 1954 to 1975 inclusive. Interest
Chemical State Savings Bank of
J-J. Legality approved by StinchMidland, at a net interest cost of
field, Mackall, Crounse & Moore,
about 1.45%.
of Minneapolis.
2136
p.
8
purchase of $60,000 sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Oct.
inclusive.
2
of
ceive
$100,000 street
bonds offered
.
Offering—Lyle M. Dobell,
School Board, will re¬
Bond
special
Sch.
Com.
H-2
Clerk
improvement
as
Minnesota
♦
Sale—The
until
receive
(CST) on June
7 for the
Due
Midland, Mich.
Bond
par,
v
2136—did not receive
p.
at
Hennepin and Ramsey Counties
—
on
Minneapolis,
of
on
Allison-Williams
the
to
offered
1524—were
p.
bids
will
scheid, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
June 6 for the purchase of $150,000
232,000 2.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from
building bonds. Dated June 1, 1951.
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
No. 4
173,
173,
revenue,
Marks Separate Sch. Dist., Miss.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school
Vil¬
sealed
$268,000 2Vzs. Due on Nov. 1 from
Metamora
building bonds offered
certificates
A
Clerk,
1, 1950. Due
$500,000
plant
lage
callable.
follows:
1,
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
—v.
light
25—v.
awarded
are
callable.
The
and
serious
bonds
maturing in 1967 to 1980
1951.
Sale—The
Certificate
Minn.
Bond Offering—F. J. Drey,
to
Blue Earth, Minn.
inclusive.
1980
by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minn.
$210,000 Lateral Sewer bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1973
Due
maturing in 1962 to
Legality ap¬
callable.
are
proved
$670,000 bonds, as follows:
460,000
bonds
The
(EST)
purchase
disposal plant revenue
1, 1951. Due on
June 1 from 1954 to 1971 inclusive.
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids
on
Wat kins,
bonds. Dated June
.
the
and
receive
sealed
(MST) on June
purchase of $150,000
a.m.
sewer
system revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on
July
1
from
1952 to
1971
inclu¬
23—v.
173,
p.
—
2038--were awarded
to the Bank of Suffolk
Stony Brook,
100.50,
.
a
*
as
2s, at
County, of
a price of
basis of about 1.93%.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
*
$6,460,000 bonds
sive. The bonds maturing after offered
on
May 29—v.
173, p.
July 1, 1961 are callable. Legality 2238—were awarded to a syndicate
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, composed of the National City
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬ Bank, of New York City, Marine
neapolis.
Trust
Company, of Western New
Volume 173
Number 5017
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2339)
York, Buffalo, Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Drexel
&
Co., Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust
Co., of Chica¬
Manufacturers and
Trust
Co.,
of
Buffalo,
Traders
go,
Adams,
Co., Wood, Struthers
& Co., Dominick & Dominick, all
of New York City, Harris, Hall
McEntee
&
Co.,
&
Robert
Winthrop & Co.,
Corp., both
City, Stroud & Co.,
Philadelphia, F. S. Smithers
American
of
New
of
Securities
York
&
Co., R. D. White & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., and Rand
& Co., all of New York City, as
1.70s, at a price of 100.34, a basis
;
of
about
1.60%.
Willett, Cuyler, Free¬
Solon, Taylor, Truxton,
German, Lincklaen, Pharsalia,
Cincinnatus,
town,
Pitcher and
>
Triangle Central
1 (P. O.
Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
Cincinnatus), N. Y.
Offering—George F. New-
kirk, District
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
7 for the
June
V
000
on
bonds.
1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
1952
to
J-D.
inclusive.
1980
Interest
Legality approved by Vande¬
Carolina (State of)
Offering—B r a n d 0 n
Bond
of
P.
Town
ceive
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
will
until
ceive
re¬
2
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
bids
until
11
a.m.
June 6 for the purchase
on
s
approved by Van¬
Sykes, Heckler1 & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
purchase of $30,000
water
dewater,
June
and
1, 1951. Due
Prospect, N. Y.
Offering — Elizabeth
Owens, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(DST)
bids
until
11
C.
re¬
a.m.
to
1972
Bond
June 7 for the purchase
Fire House-1951 bonds.
on
Sale—The
$200,000
sani¬
\
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May 1
'from 1952 to 1969 inclusive. Inter¬
29—v. 173, p. 2238—were awarded
to Alex. Brown & Sons, of Balti¬
est
more, and the Branch Banking
& Trust Co., of Wilson,
jointly,
June
on
$70,000
series
13
sanitary
D
1951
1, 1951. Due
to
the
for
1981
purchase
system-
sewer
bonds.
of
Dated
June
June 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
Dickinson,
Fenton,
Chenango
and
$9,000
M-N.
approved
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Central
No. 1 (P. O.
New
Bond
&
V
2238—were
p.
receive
will
sealed
(DST)
p.m.
of
bids
until
12 for the
purchase of $778,000 building-1951
bonds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due
on
April Tfrom 1952 to 1981 in¬
clusive. - Interest" A-O.
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
&
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. East Meadow),
York
New
Bond
&
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 2.40s, at a price oi
100.13, a basis of about 2.38%.
.
District
ceive sealed
Clerk,
bids in
Mac-
will
re¬
of John
care
H. Borrie, Denton
Building, Mineola, until 2 p.m. (DST) on June 6
for
the
purchase of
$1,100,000
to
1971
to
1
$6,750
1952
4,240
inclusive.
ceive
sealed
E.
Easter-
will
bids
public
bonds.
Due
until
2
p.m.
to
inclusive.
1974
June
1 from
Interest
M-N.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
1951.
Interest
1968 to
J-D.
Palmer
&
1952
to
terest
3,010'
and
*
Legality
1952
to
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins,
Delafield
City.
& Wood, of New
the Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
of
of
In¬
25
from
inclusive.
Due
1951.
York
March
on
from
1
inclusive.
1966
March
Interest
V :V
Wilson, and the Vance Securi¬
ties Corp., of Greensboro,
jointly,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. at
a
price of par, a net interest
No. 1 (P.O. Hempstead), N. Y.
cost of about 2.43%, as follows: '
Bond
Offering — Margaret E.
Doty, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
on
June
6 for the purchase of
building
$525,000
June
Dated
1,
Due
bonds.
on
J-D.
In¬
Legality approved by
Delafield
City.
Hawkins,
New York
&
$20,000
2s.
improvement
1953.- Interest
2%
ditch
1951.
Due
to
terest
A-O:
Wood,
of
Due
June
on
1
2V2s.
Due
1970 inclusive.
:
sealed
on
$35,000
Offering
—
Hamilton S.
on
12
June
for
the
purchase
of
system-1951 bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June 1
$70,000
water
to
1952
from
terest J-D.
Hawkins,
1971
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
New York
City.
1961
Almond
and
Sale—The $440,000 bonds
on
May 29—v. 173, p.
2238—were awarded to a syndi¬
the
Branch
Corp., of Greensboro, J. Lee Pee¬
Co., R. S. Hays & Co., both
ler &
of
25
bids
until
water
7
main,
Dist. No.
Fremont,
1
(P. O. Arkport), N. Y.
build¬
ing-1951 bonds \offered on May 24
Bond
Sale—The $303,000
Durham, and McDaniel Lewis
Co., of Greensboro, at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 2.32%, as follows:
p.m.
special
$150,000
water
and
clusive, and $70,000 2V4S, due
on
June
1
from
street
$36,000
bonds,
6s,
due
and
$135,000
June
1
2.40s, at a price
basis of about 2.38%.
of
1970
to
1976
inclusive.
290,000
jointly,
as
bonds,
$56,000 2s, due on
June 1 from 1960 to 1969 in¬
from
a
sewer
follows: $24,000 6s, due on
June 1 from 1954 to 1959 in¬
\ as
Trust Co., of Buffalo, and Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
100.14,
23/4S,
basis
of
at a
about
$80,000
was purchased by
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 101.22, a
inclusive, Interest
by
1,
1952 to
J-D.
Squire,
Le¬
San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
1954
$119,000
2s,
1960
clusive.
to
to
from
as
1959
due
Delaware,
Bond
Offering
—
Mildred
JOs-
selyn, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on June 8 for the
purchase of $250,000 improvement
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
Dec.l from 1952 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
by
Squire,
Legality approved
& Dempsey,
Cleveland.
Sanders
Ohio
'r?;
1'
Sandusky, Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert E. King.
Bond Sale—The issue of $19,000
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Fire Department Equipment bonds
bids until noon (EST) on June 11
was purchased by the
City Bond
for the purchase of $35,000 gar¬
bage disposal system bonds. Dated
May I, 1951. Due
June
1
inclusive,
2V4s, due on
1970 to
1960
on
1978 in¬
bids
June
on
of
i*
until
29
for
$54,000
the
building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
oklahoma
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Nowata), Okla.
Bond Sale—The issue of $15,000
repair and equipment bonds was
purchased by the First National
Bank, of Nowata.
Pittsburg County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 80 (P. O. McAlester),
Oklahoma
Sale—The
$215,000
im¬
provement bonds offered
29—v.
173,
the
to
net
on May
2239—were awarded
p.
First
National
Bank
&
Co., of Oklahoma City, at
a
interest cost of about 1.78%.
oregon
County Sch. Dist. No. 77-C
(P. O. Bridge Route,
Myrtle Point), Ore.
Bond Offering—Esmerald Good¬
District Clerk, will receiv/
man,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) o:.
June 6 for the purchase of $65.^000
school
bonds.
1951.
Due
1961
inclusive.
Dated
Jan.
on
June
from 1952
1
Interest
J-J.
.
w
L
Y
gality approved by Winfree, M
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Por
Deschutes County, Central Oregc:
Hospital Dist. (P. O. Redmond).
Oregon
Bond
Sale—The
$435,000 hos¬
on May 21—
v.
173, p. 2039—were awarded tc
a syndicate composed of the Firs
National Bank, Foster and Mar¬
shall, both of Portland, Pacific
pital bonds offered
Northwest
Co., of Seattle, Chas.
Tripp Co., Atkinson, Jones &
Co., Fordyce & Co., and Hess &
Interest
Toledo,
County (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $113,400 special
assessment
bonds
offered
29—v. 173, p. 2033—were
to the Provident Savings
Trust
on
May
awarded
Bank &
Co., of Cincinnati, at
a
Bond
Offering
price
a
net
interest cost of about 3.29%.
Lane
County Sch. Dist. No. 52
(P. O. 1801 Echo Hollow
Road, Eugene), Ore.
Ohio
Bond
—
Bond Offering—Frances Clapp,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June 16
Franklin
McFaul, all of Portland, at
Retirement Fund.
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality approved by BrickMarburger, Evatt & Barton,
inclusive,
on
to
M-N.
1
1969
-
N.
follows:
June
on
O.
land.
Rocky River City Sch. Dist., Ohio
of
2.63%.
June
1 from
Rudy Klein,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
er,
bids until noon (EST) on June 19
of Columbus.
for the purchase of $60,000 side¬
Deshler Local School District, Ohio walk
improvement bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—The $288,000 build¬ Aug. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 in 1952
ing bonds offered on May 24—v. and 1953. Interest A-O. Legality
173, p. 2038—were awarded to J. approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
A. White & Co., of Cincinnati, as liams, of Cincinnati.
2V4S, at a price of 101.20, a basis
Union City, Ohio
of about 2.12%.
from
the
173,
as
White &
Dated
Dec.
1952
p. 2038—-were awarded to
Manufacturers
&
Traders
—v.
Dist.,
Bond Sale—The issue of
(P.
New
2,
sealed
(EST)
purchase
In¬
of
clusive,
Central School
Sch.
bonds.
on
gality approved
ders &
Dist.
No.
from
inclusive.
&
/
Dansville,
Burns
Local
building bonds
of
Interest
Legality approved by Squire,
Cleveland.
Beliefontaine
J. A.
Bond
composed
inclusive.
Sanders & Dempsey, of
to
offered
/
Hornellsville,
1961
Ohio
from
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
Hempstead, Bowling Green Estates
Kirchofer &
Arnold Associates,
Water Dist. (P. O. Hempstead), /
Inc., of Raleigh, Vance Securities
New York
Bond
J-D.
to
1951. Due
1971
&
May 25,
Nov.
on
June 13 for the purchase
assessment
June 19 for the purchase
Sch.
D.
receive
Racine, Ohio
of
on
will
Offering—Frank Cleland,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
Offering—H.
$54,000 equipment bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from
1952
from
Greensboro, N. C.
cate
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (DST)
DST)
Sanders
M-N.
City School District, Ohio
Woolf,
F.
p.m.
Trust
improvement
1956
ceive
W.
1971
Legality
Philadelphia), Ohio
Bond Offering—E. H. Von Ber¬
gen, Clerk of Board of Education,
Coos
Bond
Squire,
Local
R.
ap¬
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
1954 to 1960 inclusive.
50,000
Dec.
1952 to 1965 inclusive.
1 from
terest
1951
-
1951.
Bond
'
v
York
In¬
June
I,
Dated
bonds.
by
Bond
ditch
(EST)
M-S.
Nov.
on
No. 790 bonds. Dated
1,
ohio
Chatham
15,
from
improvement
May 25,
1956
1952
June
approved
J-D.
1951.
to
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
M-N.
2%
Village
Alliance
15
inclusive.
No. 807 bonds. Dated June 15,
1951. Due on Oct. 15 in 1952
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
carolina
Oct.
on
Due
by
proved
improvement
ditch
1951.
in-
1972
Interest
1,
1952
Nowata
1954
2%
June
from
1
inclusive.
In¬
No. 770 bonds. Dated
on
City.
north
Due
12,530
■
Dated
inclusive.
ditch
to
16,210
5,000 school-1951 bonds. Due
improvement- •elusive.■'" Y
;;'v.•
May 1, 1951.
The bonds are dated
May 1 from 1952 to 1960
on
1968
2%
1952
receive
bids, at his office in Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of $50,000
refunding bonds, as follows:
re¬
1958
A-O.
1951.
sealed
June 6 for the purchase
on
$282,000
1951
will
Treasurer,
In¬
;
No. 805 bonds. Dated June
,
Village
inclusive.
terest A-O.
Offering—W.
Commission,
1954
to
terest
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
to
No. 599 bonds. Dated June
15,
1951. Due on Oct.
15
from
V;-N- C'
Bond
improvement
15,150 2% highway improvement
Wilkes County (P. O. Wilkesboro)
.
ditch
terest A-O.
'/
Y
2%
1952
from
May 1 from
fol¬
as
No. 803 bonds. Dated June
.15,
1951. Due on Oct. 15 from
*
inclusive.
on
bonds,
lows:
May 1 from
on
assessment
Dated
Dec.
on
$57,890
special
inclusive.
1970
1981
as
May
on
1955
110,000 2V2S. Due
;
net interest
follows:
a
2.48%,
Due
to
1956
County (P. O.
Pittsboro), N. C.
Bond Sale —The $70,000 school
building bonds offered on May 29
—v. 173, p. 2238—were awarded to
construction
■
6s.
May
on
bonds.
Due
Bond
Valley Stream, N. Y.
$45,000 road and bridge-1951
Offering—Fred A. Clem- ;
bonds. Due on June 1 from
enz,
ing
County (P. O. Toledo),
Ohio
Bond
inclusive.
Offering—Alastair
Donald,
Sale—The $35,000 Lateral
bonds offered on May
about
75,000 21/4$. Due
(P. O. Riverhead), N. Y.
(DST)
of New York City.
Wood,
the
24—v. 173, p. 2038—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, and Tilney
of
\
to
of
1953
Riverhead, Riverhead Sewer Dist.
Bond
Education,
June
on
awarded
price of 100.03,
a
$15,000
Security Trust Co., of Rochester,
as
2.30s, at a ■ price of 100.01, a
basis of about 2.29%.
\
sewer-1951
York
Board
at
bonds offered
sewer
cost
Red
Creek, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The $50,000 water
bonds offered on May 29—v. 173,
Di$t.
Offering—Wilbur G. Hill,
President of
3
Sch.
Binghamton),
tary
by
,
Kirkwood
Legality
Lucas
Dated
June 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
on
Offering—A d e 1 a i d e E.
J-D. Legality approved by Mit¬ Schmitt, Clerk of Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
chell & Pershing, of N. Y. C.
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
Statesville, N. Cv
14
for
the purchase
of
1952
Bond
bonds;
sewer
way,
Zerello, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
District
(
_
Gallo¬
A.
Washington Local School
(P. O. Alledonia), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $20,000
building
bonds offered on May 21—v.
173,
re¬
water,
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y. j
Bond
Offering — Joseph
of
cost
,
Hodges, State Treasurer, will
of
Sykes, Heckler &
of New York City. '
100.18, a net interest
1.80%, as follows:
about
$74,500 sewer district Franklin No.
1 improvement No/ 285
and
sewer
district, Truro No. 1 p. 1839—were awarded to Ryan,
(DST) on June 5 for the purchase of
$75,000,000
secondary
road
improvement No/ 290 sewer Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
of
$60,000 water
system-1951 bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on
bonds, as l3/4s. /
21/2s, at a price of 100.81, a basis
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951.
Due July 1 from 1954 to 1970 inclusive.
30,800 sewer district, Truro No. of about 2.36%.
on June
1 from 1952 to 1981 in¬ Interest J-J.
Legality approved by
1 improvement No. 276 water
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ Mitchell &
Pershing, of N. Y. C.
West Unity Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
bonds, as 2s. /
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
8,100 Little Ave. and Hopkins
Bond Offering—F. M.
Raleigh, N. C.
Heckler & Galloway, of. New York
Hoover,
Note Sale—The $285,000 bonds
Ave.,
R 0 a d
improvement Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Ed¬
City.
:
bonds, as 2s.
anticipation notes offered on May
ucation, will receive sealed bids
Orlenas, Clayton, Alexandria,
29—v. 173, p. 2137—were awarded
uptil noon (EST) on June 19 for
Pamelia and Leray Central
Fulda Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
to the First-Citizens Bank & Trust
the purchase of $135,000 improve¬
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Caldwell), Ohio
ment bonds. Dated June
Co., of Smithfield, at 2%, plus a
1, 1951.
LaFargeville), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Gilbert Kress,
premium of $2,023.50.
Bond
O f f e r i n g—Gladys
T.
Clerk of Board of
Willoughby Village Exempted Sch.
Education, will
Bretsch, Dist. Clerk, will receive
Richlands, N. C.
receive sealed bids until 1
District, Ohio
p.m.
sealed
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterbids until 3 p.m.
(DST)
(EST) on June 9 for the purchase
Bond Offering—James T.
Smith,
on
June
8 for
the
purchase of ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬ of $12,000
building bonds. Dated Jr., Clerk-Treasurer of Board of
$55,000 building-1951 bonds. Dated ment Commission, will receive Sept.
1, 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from Education,
will
receive
sealed
Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from sealed bids, at his office in Ra¬ 1952
to
1959
inclusive. Interest bids until noon (EST) on June 11
1952
to
1980
inclusive.
Interest leigh,
until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
M-S.
for the purchase of
$975,000 build¬
F-A. Legality
June 5 for the
den,
Dated
June
North
(P. O. Lake Placid), N. Y.
Offering — Harold R. So-
Bond
purchase of $419,-
building-1951
-
(DST)
North Elba, Ray-Brook Water Dist.
55
Offering—Edythe
Wolfe.
District Clerk, will receive seale
bids
29
until
for
8
the
p.m.
(PST)
on
June
of $101,00,
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1951.
Due
on
purchase
Jan.
inclusive.
1
The
after Jan. 1,
from
1963
1956 to
bonds
maturing
1956 are callable.
Lane
County Sch. Dist. No. 69
(P. O. Junction City), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Gertrude
San¬
the purchase of $8,000 water
main bonds. Dated March 1, 1951.
Clerk, will receive
(PST) on
June 25 for the purchase of $195,000 school bonds. Dated July 1,
Due
1951. Due
for
1952
M-S.
on
to
March
1959
and
Sept.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
ders, District
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
1968
on
Jan.
1
from 1953 to
inclusive. The bonds matur¬
ing after Jan. 1, 1957 are callable.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2340)
Phipps, Acting State Forester, will
receive
(PST)
June
on
until
bids
sealed
chase of $200,000 Forest
tation
and
1951
Reforestation,
bonds.
Due
maturing
able.
Dated
Oct.
on
Interest
proved
A-O.
May 28
Bank,
ap¬
(P. O. Hillsboro),
Bond Sale—The issue of
$43,000
purchased by
was
bonds
2s,
•
for the
County Sch. Dist.
O. Conway), S.
fered
No.
C.
(P.
000
Due
1951.
turing
land,
1952
15 from
The
bonds
ma¬
basis
a
June
of
1, 1951. Due
1953
100.07,
maturing
in
1962
1972
to
purchased by the Eddleman-Pollok Co., of Houston, as 21/2s, at
April
(P, O..
May
173,
29—v.
on
2138—were
p.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., of New
York
Co.,
©f Philadelphia, A. E. Masten &
Co., of Pittsburgh, and Dolphin &
Co., of Philadelphia, as l%s, at a
Wurts, Dulles &
City,
price of
100.73,
basis of about
a
1.69%.
Dunmore, Pa.
Offering—James E. Hen-
June
on
12
for
callable.
will
at the
of <
1951.
Due
June
on
15
1969~ inclusive.
proved
by
4
Clerk,
until
ing
until
8
on
Dist.,
Pa.
to
The
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
Saul,
by
from
12
Morrisville,
Offering
Howell,
receive
sealed
(DST)
on
chase
of
bonds.
Dated
on
Secretary,
Borough
until
bids
June
for
12
will
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
improvement
$90,000
June 15
H.
June
1951.
15,
from 1953 to
Due
1961
in¬
clusive.
Jan. 1
Township Sch.
R.
F.
D.
No.
Dist.
The
bonds
Bond
Castle), Pa.
Offering — Mildred
derson,
Secretary
of
School
Directors,
will
Hen¬
Board
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
of
receive
(EST)
inclusive. The
bonds
&
on May
2039—were awarded
Schaffer & Co., of Philadelphia,
to
173,
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.34%.
101.39,
Co.,
a
Se¬
First
Memphis,
&
Na¬
C.
H.
Cranston,
Cincinnati, at a
net interest cost of
1957
to
1968
Due
June 1 from
on
Note Offering—Wm. A. Brown,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until
(DST) on June 5
for the purchase of $1,000,000 tem¬
noon
porary loan notes,
$500,000 sewerage
as
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
June
Act
from
1949, 15th issue notes.
500,000 school loan, Act of 1949,
4th issue notes.
The
notes
are
on
June 6,
March
1
Sale
Gas
p.
—
The
System
on
$180,000
Na¬
Revenue—1951
May 25—v. 173,
2039—did not receive
1957
Sale—The
bonds
County
Sale—The
offered
(P.
O.
Mur-
Due
on
a
15,000
from
1
1952
to
June
on
from
1
awarded
Hot
12
sidewalk
bonds.
1956
Due
and
curbing
June
on
1
from
house
of
issue
bonds
was
as
pur¬
3s
3V2s. Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
and
Wyoming* 1
$38,000
Sale—The
173,
Sale—The
Henrico
No.
7
Peters,; Writer
Denver.-
County, Sanitary Dist.
issue
of
Sale—The
Bank,
Texas
15, 1951.
series A bonds offered
May 31—v. 173, p. 2240—were
to
Scott, Horner & Ma¬
of Lynchburg, as 2y2s, at a
price of
2.47%.
100.20,
Nashville, as 2s
price of 100.16.
Sale
and
all
214s,
at
of
a
County Road Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Spearman), Texas
Sale—The issue
road
construction
bonds
tenance
was
of
Bond
Horner
&
1.70s,
as
basis
The
$55,000
highway bonds were purchased
by the Murfreesboro Bank & Trust
Co., of Murfreesboro, as l%s, at
price of 100.47.
000
Sale—The
school
Alpine, Texas
house
issue
bonds
of
pur¬
Co., both of Dallas, jointly,
2s, 2y2s and 3s. Dated March
as
1,
1951.
Lindale,
bonds
000
San
Texas
Sale—The
of
was
Texas
Antonio,
as
issue of
$100,-
purchased by the
Corporation,
Mason, of Lynchburg,
a price ot 100.05, a
about
Bond
by
the
house,
on
Indep. Sch.
series
1951
June
The
bonds
are
$50,000
clusive.
2%s,
as
1951. Due on
$12,000
the
by
State,
234s,
as
1951. Due
at
on
June 1 from 1952 to 1964 inclusive.
The bonds
are
Texas
p.
offered
2239—were
Columbia Securi¬
net
interest
cost
of
South
4th
from
1952 to
000
issue of $250,purchased by R. A.
Underwood & Co., of Dallas, and
was
jointly,
cost
about
of
at
,a
3.97%.
net
E.
interest
Dated
June
by
&
and
Montreal, at
a
cost
bonds
718
bonds,
due
from
—
State,
as
was
234s, at
1,
$14,000
purchased by the
par.
follows: $113,500
March 1 from
inclusive,
4s due
1957
are
1
inclusive.
1971
to
and
March
on
dated March 1,
1951.
bonds,
2s, due
$137,-
general obligation water improve¬
ment bonds
Geof-
195,000 improvement, by-law No.
June
The
on
The bonds
to
Dated June
1, 1951.
follows: $65,000
1 from 1951
as
Oct.
on
1957
000
inclusive,
3s,
and
Oct.
1
due
19'70
1958 to
on
inclusive.
$130,from
Dated
April 1, 1951.
Sillery,
Bond
500
Sale—The
of
Que.
issue
improvement bonds
chased
Sale
as
1956
to
$486,500
719
dated
Toronto,
Ltd.,
Casgrain & - Co., of
price of 95.47, a net
of about 4.24%, as
3y2s,
improvement bonds.
are
pur¬
•
$85,000 street improvement bonds.
The
$795,-
$600,000 improvement, by-law No.
obligation bonds was
Wm. P. Harper &
Son & Co., of Seattle, as 234s, at
a price of 100.11, as follows:
sewer
of
Co.,
Hannaford,
Quebec,
by
52,000
of
was
Montreal, J. C. Boulet, Ltdv of
of
Wash.
of
Que.
issue
a
Ames
1952
issue
1,
frion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc., both
general
purchased
by
Oscar
of
$501,-
was
pur¬
syndicate composed
Dube & Co., Clement,
a
Guimont, Inc., La Corporation de
Prets
de Quebec, all of Quebec,
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., of Mon¬
treal, Gairdner & Co., of
To¬
ronto, J. T. Gendron, Inc., Grenier,
WISCONSIN
Ruel &
and
will
2
Sale—The
Sale—The
Dawson,
1980 inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
June
syndicate composed of
the Bank of Montreal, Montreal,
Street, Pasco),
Ruston,
Bond
Texas
„
improvement bonds
chased
Offering—Harry H. Hud-
3.05%.
Bond
000
on
in¬
1961
dated
Sherbrooke,
Washington
Bond
Due
to
1956
are
follows:
County Public Utility
District No. 1
(P. O. 126
about
O'Donnell Con. Indep. Sch. Dist.,
debentures.
from
1
interest
callable.
Franklin
on
in¬
1955
'
bonds
Bond
A.
Wash.
Dated June 1,
Due
to
Interest MrN.
1951.
at
general obligation bonds was pur¬
chased
1953
clusive.
The
callable.
Ephrata,
Corp. of Texas, San Antonio,
a
1,
\
sue-1951
Bond Sale—The issue of
Additional
Dist.,
bonds
May 28—v. 173,
awarded to the
ties
State,
from
1
6,000,000 3y>% public works, is-
Wash.
Buckley,
Dated
par.
4s. Dated Feb. 1,
Sale—The $275,000 school
on
Nov.
on
debentures.
sue-1951
Nov.
1.69%.
1951.
Memphis
Due
3,000,000 3y4% public works, is-
May 29—v. 173,
awarded to Scott,
on
at
of
chased
of
1951.
debentures.
1951.
1, 1952.
lom, Manager, will receive sealed
Texas bids until June 5 for the purchase
$300,- of $400,000 revenue bonds. Due
was
follows:
as
debentures. Due
1951
i
.
&
Worth,
•
Nov. 1,
general obligation bonds was pur¬
by
William N. Edwards & Co., of Fort
Bond Sale—The issue of
sue-1951
V a.
Bond Sale—The issue of $50,000
by the Texas Bank &
Co., and R. A. Underwood
000 bonds
TEXAS
$15,000,000 debentures,
$5,000,000 2y2% public, works, is-
Nov.
Co., of Dallas,
2%s and 3V4S. Dated April 1,
/
Alphonse
*"
$110,-
purchased
Que.
Mongeau, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EDST)
on
June 11 for the purchase of
basis of about
a
Sale—The $138,000 school
2240—were
p.
main¬
and
Irving Ind. School District,
at
—
Montreal,
1,000,000 3% public works, issue-
bonds offered
par.
Hansford
of
Corporation,
$225,000 water
and sewer,
on
$175,-
bonds
was
purchased by Almon & McMahon, of Dallas, as 2V4S and 2V2s.
000
& Christensen,
Debenture Of fering—J.
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Bond
000 construction and repair
Bond
1840—were
p.
to
of
con¬
May 19
awarded
on
\ QUEBEC
June 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
-
Hamlin Con. Ind. Sch. Dist.,
Dated Feb.
District
(P: 0. Hamilton Dome),
bonds are dated June
1,
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
$100,-
2V2s",
Antonio,
Bond
County Sch.
As¬
1951.
4
of
San
&
and
inclusive.
1965
to
Writer
struction bonds offered
—v.
10,000
2139—were
p.
Peters,
Springs
Bond
to
inclusive.
1966
173,
to
Christcnsen, of Denver*
sociates, as 2y2s.
bonds.
1952
$225,000 Me¬
Hospital bonds offered on
24—v.
No.
extension
sewer
Due
syn¬
Memphis, Third
National Bank, Clark, Landstreet
& Kirkpatrick,
and the Temple
a
June
on
May
1966 inclusive.
\
Sale—The
morial
Sch. Dist.,
Pierce & Co.,
First
$174,000 school
May 24—v. 173,
1935—were awarded to
Securities
bonds,
Bond
incl.
1961
to
chased by Rauscher,
bids.
any
freesboro), Tenn.
Bond
W yoming
$50,000 street construction bonds.
$51,000
3s,' at par.
1951. Due on
Rural High
school
were
Bank,
Campbell County (P. O. Gillette),
Vt.
Waynesboro,
as
1,
from
Bond
Rutherford
rejected.
follows:.
as
T exas
000
—
National
WYOMING
May 25—
on
WASHINGTON
Trust
dated .June
7,
1952. Legal¬
ity approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1951. Due
March
chased
Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
Additional
of
Houston,
of
Bond
1
1969 to 1971 inclusive.
follows:
loan,
Co.,
Dated
2139
p.
First
Ripon State Bank, both of
Ripon, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
100.76, a basis of about 1.92%.
Rich¬
O.
improvement refund¬
ing, limited tax bonds was pur¬
chased
by the Eddleman-Pollok
1951.
inclusive.
330,000 2%s. Due
tional
/.
R.
(P.
as
1954 to
3s.
for
for the purchase of $75,000
son,
,
April 1, 1967.
on
$30,000 2V2s. Due
p.
ISLAND
fol¬
as
permanent
Savings Bank
dicate composed of the First Na¬
RHODE
par,
Bond Sale—The issue of
of Knoxville,
Co.,
of
par, a
1958
bids
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on June 4
R. A. Underwood &
90,000
offered
Rutland,
Texas
$10,000
April 1, 1966.
on
about 2.81%, as follows:
p.
as
of
bonds offered
provement bonds offered
syn¬
a
Webster
Nashville,
Trust
Trust
Bond
Sale—The $85,000 judg¬
funding, refunding and im¬
173,
Cumberland
Provident
price of
matur¬
Bond
at
County
1,
Co., of Jackson, Fidelity
the
tural
23—v.
of
Bankers
McFate, of New Castle.
ment
July
May 24—v.
Knoxville,
Bank,
&
Vt.
Offering—W. J. Simonds,
mond), Texas
Bond
on
Corp.
of
Dist.,
Sold—The
2138—were
p.
awarded
Hallsville
dated
to
Mu¬
offered*
VIRGINIA
composed of the Equitable
tional
on
(P. O. Easton), Pa.
Houston,
Bend
Fort
'
Maryville, Tenn.
$450,000 school
Co.,
ing after July 1, 1962 are callable.
Legality approved by Caldwell &
Wilson
July
on
Corp., J. C. Bradford &
both of Nashville, Davidson
Co.,
July 11 for the purchase of $40,000
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due on July 1 from 1953 to
1972
on
Sale—The
Securities
173,
v.
V;.-
School District,
8,000 3y4s. Due
curities
&
New
Due
2039—were awarded to
dicate
Not
1960 inclusive.
are
"
bonds offered
p.
(CST)
of
p.m.
purchase
follows:
as
1953 to
1951.
and
8
1:15
the
for
from 1960 to 1967 incl.
1 from
Little
O.
Lewis,
R.
88,000 school bonds. Due
Philadelphia.
(P.
Ripley),
refunding bonds.
$80,000
Gibson,
Neshannock
26
$168,000 bonds,
Legality
approved
by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
*
of
173,
—v.
1,
by Rowles, Winston &
purchased
bonds
Boston.
April
.
J.
—
bids until
June
on
Sch.
Town
bonds
ment
refunding, limited tax bonds was
Co.,
Offering
Bond
William
dated
Bond Sale—The issue of
County Court Judge, will receive
Pa.
—
April 1, 1966.
7-
$2,000 3s. Due
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Bond
callable.
are
Tennessee
ap¬
Remick
in
TENNESSEE
1952
Legality
Ewing,
bonds
Lauderdale County (P. O.
$435,000 im¬
Dated June 1,
bonds.
Due
proved
&
June
1
lows:
sealed
24
,
June
Dated
&
Bonds
$22,000
,
are
1951-
Ind.
$200,000
nicipal ".Hospital
the $89,000 school house improve¬
-
April
on
on
bonds
Bryan
Wis.
Sale—The
p.m.
J-D.
Bond
on
sealed
receive
The
on
1961
The
Due
3,000 3s. Due
1956
Elliott
2%s.
Due
to
and
April 1 in 1961
on
1951.
1957
Ripon,
Bond
May
Hyde Park,
•
1962.
and
7,000
Stephan,
30, 1951.
June 30 from 1953 to 1957
Interest
purchase of
provement
1951.
(DST)
p.m.
the
will
8
bonds.
Due
ap¬
$12,000 2s. Due
1,
from
Legality approved by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
awarded
VERMONT
public improvement apd park re¬
funding, limited tax bonds was
purchased by Rowles, Winston &
Co., of Houston, at par, as follows:
1964 and 1965.
Tolstoy, S. D.
Offering—F. E.
Bond
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Ivan M. Wittel,
Secretary
of
Board
of
School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
for
assessment
Bryan, Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
4.
;
•
p.m.
from
Sch.
Central
bids
(CST) on June
for the purchase of $3,000 fund¬
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Manheim
are
Mr. War¬
sealed
special
'
pur¬
Legality
Townsend,
2138—were awarded to
p.
*
time for the purchase
$28,000
provement bonds. Dated June 15,
to
1952
bonds
—
receive
also
same
bonds/'
■;
15,
-
Additional Offering
ner
May
from
15
The
*
8
chase of $79,000 refunding and im¬
May
on
inclusive.
1961
the
until
bids
sealed
(DST)
re¬
Dated
bonds.
Due
1951.
to
bids
nigan, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
District (P. O.
College Station), Texas
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
house bonds offered on May 29—
Jan.
1
Dist.,
bonds offered on May 29
173, p. 2240—were awarded
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Bond
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas.
June 4
on
to
construction bonds.
sewer
Dated
Jan.
house
—v.
Con.
of $10,000 sewer
Town
Bond
M.
Indep: School
173,
Sch.
Indep.
Sale—The $350,000 school
incl.
1962
&
A.
(CST)
syndicate composed
a
to
1952
County,
v.
extension
obligation bonds offered
awarded to
10 from
Brazos
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Media), Pa.
©f
Dated April 10, 1951. Due on
bids until 8 p.m.
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
Texas
$17,000
for the purchase
PENNSYLVANIA
County
are
Gregory, S. D.
Bond Offering—G. Gill Warner,
are
callable.
Delaware
196*1
SOUTH DAKOTA
The bonds
inclusive.
1972
to
15,
Dated
June 1 from
on
March
after
Bond
refunding, limited tax bonds was
par.
250,000
ma¬
callable.
Monday, June 4, 1951
..
inclusive.
Waxahachie
County Road Dist. No. 9
(P. O. Angleton),
bonds
are
Dallas.
Bond Sale—The issue of
callable.
a price of
about
2.99%.
3s, at
unopened.
was
March
on
inclusive.
1966
the First National Bank, of Port¬
as
returned
Brazoria
purchased
by the Conway National Bank, of
Conway, as 2V4S. Dated March 15,
to
173, p. 2138
May 24—v.
on
bonds of¬
revenue
19
issue of $112,-
Sale—The
building bonds
turing in 1977 to 1986
bid
$100,000 water works and
system
June 1 from 1952
on
inclusive. The
T exas
Arlington, Texas
Bonds Not Sold—The only
—was
Hcrry
1986
to
t
sewer
CAROLINA
1, 1951. Due
revenue
sewer
was
1
at a
\
and
purchased by R. A.
Underwood & Co., of Dallas, as
2%s and 314s. Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
National
as
basis of about
100.36, a
SOUTH
Bond
Oregon
bonds
Providence,
of
1.93%.
McCulloch,
Washington County, Durham Sch.
school
Phenix
the
to
of
price
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Dist. No. 82
2239 —were
173, p.
v.
—
awarded
call¬
are
Legality
Winfree,
by
1951.
$100,000 high¬
act of 1950 bonds offered on
way,
bonds
The
April 1, 1956
on
series
1,
Aug.
1966.
1,
a.m.
the pur¬
Rehabili¬
for
26
9
Sale—The
Bond
L.
works
water
Cranston, R. I.
Oregon (State of)
Offering; — Dwight
Bond
.
Racine, Wis.
Offering—F. J.
receive
sealed
Co., J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Lagueux & Desrochers, Ltd.,
a price of 93.71,
all of Quebec, at
Becker,
bids
until
(CST) on June 12 for the
purchase of 31500,000 bonds, as
a
as
net interest cost
of about
4.59%,
follows:
p.m.
follows:
$250,000
temporary
Dated
March
June
1
inclusive.
fund
1,
1951.
from
1953
bonds.
Due
to
on
1962
$220,000
3V2s.
Due
on
April
1
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
281,500 4s. Due on April 1 from
1962 to 1371 inclusive.
The
1951.
bonds
are
dated
April
1,
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