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*OF MICHIGAN
W51
MAY 2i
MONDAY
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ISSUE
mHtssmmmm
A
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Volume 173
Number 5013
New York, N.
RAILROAD
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PUBLIC UTILITY
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Y.y Monday, May 21, 1951
INDUSTRIAL
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Abbott
Price 90 Cents a Coi
INSURANCE
Laboratories—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
income after
taxes.—
♦Adjusted.—rV. 172,
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MISCELLANEOUS
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American
$2,929,671
3,739,814
$0.78
♦1950
Car &
Foundry Co.—Changes in
.
Charles
J.
Board and
In This Issue
John
a
Hardy,. Sr.
member of
has
resigned
as
director,
a
Personnel
Chairman,
of
thg
the executive commitee.
E.
Rovensky has been, elected Chairman of the Board apri
Hardy, Jr. as Chairman of the Executive
Committee, com¬
that office with his present position as President.—V.
173,
Charles J.
;
2477.
p.
,
_„
Capital shares outstanding
-Earnings per share..:—
1951
$3,812,799
3,739,814
$1.02
,
Net
.
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Admiral Corp.—Over 40,000 Sets
Television set sales have turned the
-headed in a more successful and
bining
Stock and Bond Quotations
Month—
a
757.
P.
.
.
•
distress
orderly
corner
direction,
pre-Korean
and
with
Page
are
again
prices at
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
war
levels
and
manufacturing and sales of sets being
stabilized, according to Ross D. Siragusa, President and Board
Chaiir-
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>man.
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"Although some manufacturers have
at least
temporarily, Admiral Corp.T is
closed
their
New York
production
lines,
now producing
at a rate iti
a month; which is
comparable in unit production
second quarter performance.
"Admiral has no bank loans or. other
borrowing of any kind. None
Is
contemplated,"—V: 173, p. 1369. r' "
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to
last
year's
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
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Los Angeles Stock
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Aeolian
jl Air Reduction Co., Inc.
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172, p.
1029.
of
sales, operating and other
Provision
lor
,1951
1950 $28,206,697 $22,052,285
22,497,601' 18,425,944
1,063,598
1,089,626
expenses-—_
depreciation.
Net operating income—'——.———
(less income charges)——
; $4,645,498
299,309
$3,005,259
198,564
Interest expense
a__L—.j—____
1 Provision for Federal <fc
foreign taxes on income
*
205,440
2,866,105
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.
on
charge and credti
disposal of investments
(net)__
—
1,085,635
income
Number
of
Earnings
*
common
shares
share:
per
*
charge
charge
—V.
and credit
$0.69
$0.64
i
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
$1,367,697
298,876
345,518
82,436
134,211
175,620
4,632,438
4,006,405
4,019,262
867,937
railway—
income—
1951
$1,600,155
224,466
railway
949,004
438,841
872,210
oper.
1949
1948
$1,402,094
.
from
Net
railway
from railway
Net
ry.
—V.
Income—
oper.
173, p.
359,960
162,770
1,051,643
554,346
experienced
company
all
in
finish
probability
the
$290
some
million
Inc.—Earnings—
1950
$375,000
$248,000
169,000
93,000
__
C.
earnings
Earnings
indicate
He
total
$0.59
surtax
and
1950
$455,836
$224,774
269,461
88,740
excess
-
$136,034
250,416
250,416
$0.74
$0.54
share—
1825.
1951
Sales
before dividends on preferred shares and
provisions for minority interest
Divs. on pfd. shs. of sub. cos
Net
.
sub.
preferred
common
increased
,
stock
from
stock
shares
from
will
7,733,223
6,281,810
180,749
185,549
15,355
23,381
$6,072,880
$2.02
$1.63
operating revenue
flight expenses
1951
*
12,782,788
—
(net)
Provision for Federal income taxes
Federal tax refund
Earnings per-share after preferred
dividend—..-"
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-
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11,690,038
63,772
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,__
Cr520,000
.
income
.
10,575,288
13,737,516
139,317
4,350,000
_
expenses
;
Interest and miscellaneous
*
15
payment
pointed
for
to
750,000
to
shares
3,000,000
and
shares.
the
Part
the
acquisition of the asset®
controlling. Interest was recently
Board,
died
on
Chicago, IH.—Files With SEC
on May 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEO
7,652 shares of common stock (par $2), to be offered hfc
exchange tor 15,304
shares of
common
stock
(par
$1)
of
MetalA
company
on
told
The
of
a
stockholders of
on
stockholders
dividend
that
this* year
present
will be
June
15 on
for
the
merger
a
l-for-2 basis.—V. 172, p. 2377.
this
company
and of The Aeolian Co.
will vote
proposed plan of merger and recapitalization providing
of these companies with Aeolian American Corp., theip
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
170, p.
1694.
;
h
American Seating Co.
be
pos¬
however,
including
$2,914,610
"
sales, less returns
Cost of good3 sold
pointed out
'
also
that
$0.40
3,130,38*
the
replacement cost
of operating equip¬
$63,000,000 greater than the original
1,015,524
844,052
$258,143
$741,465
72,603
$290,205
314,000
100,000
$354,862
$161,740
152,259
127,054
$1.17
:
charges
Federal Income
Net
earnings have
————
$0.53
taxes
Income
Cash dividends
♦Earned
per
♦Based on
continued
be
to
favorable..
~
32,062
share
shares outstanding March 31, 1951.—V.
28,465
172, p. 473.
American Snuff Co.—Earnings—
of
proposal
for
employee stock, however, was approved. Res¬
shares for issue generally among employes
3 Months Ended March 31—
♦Surplus
after
Common
shares
Earnings
per
another 500,000
authorized.
These
would
be
"restricted
stock
options"
within
meaning of the Revenue Act of 1950 so as to enable the
take advantage of the tax benefits accorded
by the act.
of
107,000
authorized
personnel.—V.
$1,331,285
:Nil
Profit
173, p.
shares
for
previously
allocation
holders
the
to
♦After
P.
preferred
1951
dividends
share
$377,523
434,100
outstanding
common
1950
$354,473
434,10®
$0.82
$0.87
——
charges, taxes and preferred dividend requirements.—V. 172,
745.
/
approved
among
by the stockholders
executive and supervisory
1473.
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
from oper.
before
1951
deprec—
Miscellaneous income
Miscellaneous
deductions
Pfd. dlv.—foreign subsidiary
for
Federal
and
$640,173
92,475
27,148
62,614
1950
3,676
Depreciation
Provision
249,990
1949
$599,084
84,490
34,600
110,574
3,676
197,714
$1,260,397
-
76,790
32,421
108,583
19,326
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
300 North
1871
-
4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
J7et profit,
Earplugs pejr
commfth
P. i$25.
Members
$258,566
$237,230
467,730 '
$620,389;.,
,
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share———,.
m§
$0.85" r'
Phone
New York Stock Exchange
CEntral 7600
Midwest Stock Exchange
foreign
income taxes (estimated)
12,
•
high
and
also
1950
$4,232,570
$686,436
55,029
—
Total
Other
is
total
.
expense
Other income
Another
was
allowances
Operating profit
than earnings and depreciation
capital additions are also antici¬
means
that the company must provide
$63,000,000 more
presently derived from the depreciation reserve to provide
for the full replacement of the
existing fleet," he said.
Commenting on earnings, Mr. Smith said that the volume of busi¬
ness for April and for the first half of
May has continued at a
was
1951
$7,972,350
6,270,390
and
greater
"Substantial
ment now in service is at present
value.
level
Subs.)—Earnings—
„
Gross
that capital expenditures for 1951 will
$29,000,000 for 17 new Douglas DC-6B
expenditures will be
the
than
(&
Three Months Ended March 31—
Selling and administrative
out,
$32,000,000,
Quarter Ended March 31—
1950
$33,924,2131 $20,477,813
Ground
•boss," l
231,742
2,000,000
used
American Bank Note Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Direct
the
May
book
A
$7,537,119
..
per share
American Airlines, Inc. (&
Net
1950
172, p. 1885.
Total
be
American-Marietta Co.,
The
55
1952."
ervation of
co
income to earned surplus
Earnings
—V.
of
covering
shares of authorized but unissued employes
stock
was
the stockholders on the ground that the
Revenue Act of 1950 removed
advantages which would have originally
accrued to the holders under the option
plan.
$61,804,830 $46,413,710
—
Profit
a
stock
common
Donjestic Finance Corp., which
by American Investment Co.
500,000
approved by
Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Minority int. in profit of
experif.
'
"This
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that
on
aircraft.
He
1951
taxes, etc
capital shares
Aluminium Ltd.
its
of
of Illinois.
M. Morris, founder and Chairman of the
May 3 in South Bend, Ind.—V. 173, p. 101.
55
may
in
Elimination
•
quarter
companies^
of
declaring that the policy of the company must be to retain
substantial portion of its annual earnings to cover increased
capital
and increased depreciation, Mr. Smith
said, "We would
like, as soon as amount and stability of earnings will
permit, to have
our
common stock on a
quarterly dividend basis.
That
261,290
$186,375
per
President,
year," he said.
pated for 1952."
profit
—V. 172, p.
of .first
additional equity financing as well before
three-year expansion program in which wo
the
expenditures
$155,000
$0.66
.
of
Smith,
"Those
Three Months Ended March 31—
income before Federal income
Net
:
v
warranted.
311,290
1
Net
Number
R.
$206,000
_________
-_
tax,
;
:
/American Piano Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
sible
Allied Products Corp.—Earnings—
normal
dilution
a
acquired
Ernest
Earnings Said to Warrant Dividend-
for
taxes,
profits tax
.
American Investment Coi of Illinois—Stock Increased
stockholders on May 14 approved a proposal to increase the
authorized
a
1951
before income taxes—;
for Fed. income taxes.
Federal
:
.
While
Allied Laboratories,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net profit
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
—V. 173, p. 1169.
profit#'
originally; report* *
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173, p, 1985.
Disintegrating Co., Inc.,
This company has called for
redemption on June 15, 1951, through
operation of. the improvement
fund, $979,000 of first mortgage bonds,
series due 1972, at 104 Va %
and accrued interest.
Immediate
payment will be made at the Chemical Batik & Trust
Co., trustee,
165 Broadway, New York
15, N. Y.—V. 173, p, 657.
Prov.
1'
f
3'/2 %
Profit
amount;
,
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of
Alabama Power Co.—Partial
Redemption—
-
the
•
1,298,47§
$PJB*
and, excess
total of $190
a
♦
•
\
income
The
•
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Redeemed through April 30, 1951
1473.
under
,
1950
shajes in April, 1951 for
authorized
—45
Federal Reserve March Business Index
United States Savings Bonds Issued and
4,392,423
425,713
44
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
From Jan. 1—
Gross
we
Reserve Banks
$1,457,303
314,340
and reach
have embarked."—V.
Foreign Exchange Bates
_____45
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
final
the purpose of raising funds to help
the expansion programs-of subsidiary companies.
<
Mr. Sporn addedf
"Money rates have:tightened and with it the in?
terest rate on high grade bonds has likewise
gone up.
We have ahea<$
of us not only major bond Issues in all of our
three largest
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.45
Dividends Declared and Payable..-12
173, p. 961.
the
finance
33
The Course of Bank Clearings—
$0.64
$0.87
—
and profit
the
339,674
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State And City Bond Offerings.
__51
$2,374,841 * $1,755,ll8
2,736,856
2,736,856
outstanding———
••
Before extraordinary
After extraordinary
effect to
revenues for 1951,. on the basis
and forecast for the-balance of the
year,
that
but
?
^
give
•
.
43
Miscellaneous Features
Dr590,932
h
$1,092,£
$0.84
should exceed last year's
million, or about $23 milium
than last year's,- Philip^
Sporn. -Pres.dent, stated at the annual
stockholders' meeting on May 15.
On a $190 million gross it is expected that
earnings for 1951 will
reach the $4.86 per share figure reported in
1950, despite the fact
i—
Reval. of certain plant
prop, to appraised value
$1,093,499
more
$1,755,118
"
to
figure by 14 %
42
SEC Index of Stock Prices.—
"*-T~
$1,880,138
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Operating
ence
..40
Curb Exchange.
34
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
1,044,701
1
Net income before extraord.
Net
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange...—34
468,544
$4,944,807
—
—!—___________
lJ.
—
outstanding..——1,298,473
share——
*1950
$1,918,
825,
954,896
American Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Estimated
fpf
1951—More Financing Ahead—:
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Transactions New York
Total
Profit
37
_37
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter Markets
per
"
$2,048,395
—
taxes
tax
rate,
decreasing profits
by $89,201.—V. 172, p. 569.
_36
Exchange.____
income
shares
♦Revised
_39
Stock
for
Earnings
—35 1
1951
income taxes
Income
Capital
_37
Toronto
$2,536,715
Net
i_34
————34
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Montreal Curb Market
Subs.)—
7
Other income
-
______i___34
San Francisco Stock Exchange—
Wholly-Owned
3 Months Ended MarCli
'31—'T
"Net" sales
Cost
Provision
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges.
; Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
Co»-7-Proposed Merger—•
See American Piano Corp below.—V.
Profit before
___
Exchange—
Co.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
26
Midwest Stock Exchange
,
.
C
Curb
Exchange.—.
Boston Stock Exchange—
of 40,000 sets
excess
13
New York
•.
American Chicle
Bell Teletype
8L 593
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2086)
2
11994548076
Monday, May 21, 1951
t
May
on
company
Uncollectible
,
695,660
21,467,982
723,374
765,824
629,498
085,583
_
_*J~
23,350,963
25,261,183
28,615,956
*
-
-
_
»—V.
holders
-<.20,606.999
173,
Net
Net
income.
charges____„
1,870,011
—V.
173,
1370.
p.
'
2,073,676
'
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.
Fiscal Year Ended Jan. 31—
"
Net
1950
Capital
-Earnings—
Subs.)
American Tobacco Co."(&
1951
3 Months Ended March 31—
1
Sales
Income
Met
after
tEarnings
per
outstanding
share
common
___ —
__
•Includes
173,
by
tAfter preferred dividend requirements.
the company.
income
Net
Capital
—V.
share
per
173,
1926.
p.
-
1,634,748
$4.10
1,634,748
$5.29
,
1,685,501
1,622,855
1,500,000
$1.08
1,103,442
1,844,299
1,500,000
$1.23
income
Armour
'
.
net
proceeds are
Used
tcr be
ing
1951
ir
to
The
»
other
Philadelphia and a chain
ready-to-wear stores in
fot 1960 exceeded $20,-
1790.
p.
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.
before income
Profit
taxes—
$8,537,029
—-
——-
/
' $4,417,726
,542,318.
236,000
.
income taxes
Federal
1950
1951
-■
327,523
111,000
1,500,000
$3.35
income
Net
Earnings
than
at
statement
comnfon
per
173,
1886.
p.
$216,523
$306,318
—-
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share.
$0.32
$0.45
•
$105
The
>.
2%
$0.78
v
.
"
1
and maturing July 1, 1951
to 2.8%
preferred stock will
the-approximately
new
$416,522
525,514
-
March 31, 1951, amounted to $5,531,1950.
In
the
above figures no provision
has been made for a possible
"renegotiation refund.
To what extent net profits will be influenced
by renegotiation oannot be determined at this time, but should- be
considered
In
projecting estimated
profits into the future.
Exess
profits credit is estimated at $1,956,000.—V. 173, p. 1474.
/
v
assets
'.senior
$0.80
—
to $5,180,880 at the close of
277, compared
to 1966. The 100,000 shares
be the only other security outstanding
930,000 shares of common stock to be
Outstanding upon consummation of the plan.. ;'a " • "
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Of the 100,000 shares of new prefeired stock, approximately 40,000
shares
are
Issuable 1 to holders of the 6 %
preferred stock of the
of
.:of
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share________i_
NOTES—Net working capital at
at $102'per share,
cqrpora.tionls balance sheet at March 31, ,1951 shows net ciirof $27,038,000, and the excess of total assets over current
$49,347,000, In each case before giving effect to the
additional funds from the proposed financing.
The only funded debt
consists of a term loan In the amount of $5,000,000 bearing interest
*
outstanding
common
preferred dividend requirements/
'After
$424,191
525,514
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per
1950
$671,810
255,288
.
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♦
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——4
taxes_____—
shares
'Earnings
The
;■
frent
income
Net
Common
1951
$1,116,291
692,100
,
.
taxes
income
income
Federal
new
ing fund-at a-doclining scale df prices commencing
t
before
.Profit
share.
per
31—
Three Months Ended March
The
$110).
Inc.—Earnings-
Bliss & Laughlin,
was
100,000
of
(par
preferred stock Will be entitled to the benefit of a sinking
fund
providing
tor
the
annual retirement,
commencing in
1953,
(through purchase or redemption, of 3% of the number of shares ls.sued.
The shares will be redeemable through operation of the sink¬
(Sidney) Blumenthai & Co. Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
to
/present/Massachusetts- corporation of similar name'under the plan iof
consolidation with its wholly--owned Delaware subsidiary, as announced
plant
new
a
of
ment.
i
financing of
company
Quarter Ended March 31—
r
issue
r.ew
a
stock
;,
to help
misses'
the
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Earnings-
.
1,500,000
$3.08
of
sales
Consolidated
173,
and
women's
Wilbur-Rogers
OOO.OOO.—V.
filed on May 16 with the SEC cover¬
shares of cumulative prefeired stock,
dividend rate of the new preferred,
be supplied by later amendment to the reglstrat'on state¬
shares will be redeemable by the company for purposes
the sinking fund at a declining scale of prices commenc¬
registration
ing
;series
oversubscribed
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
The
474. 1
p.
Cities.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC
May
on
173,
A
16 that the company has ar¬
ranged for the sale to four life insurance companies of
$12,000,000 of 3%" first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
due July 1, 1971, at 98Vs% and accrued interest.
The
company has already drawn $5,700,000 of this loan and
expects to draw the remaining $6,300,000 early in 1952.
The insurance firms participating in the loan arer Metro¬
politan Life Insurance..Co., Mutual Benefit Life Insur¬
ance Co., Mutual Life Insurance Co. of- New York and
announced
was
$2.38
Pa.—Notes Placed Privately—
o;>€rates a specialty store in
company
37
35
—V.
(111.)—Arranges Private Financing—It
Co.
&
share
per
The
of
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$9,001,644
$8,110,841
4,387,735 .3,092,649
4,613,909
5,018,192
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes..
—V.
offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on May 17 by Smith, Barney & Co. and W. E. Hut,ton & Co. at $42.62 Vfe per share, with a dealer's concession
of 65 cents per share. The offering was
and the books closed.—V. 173, p. 1985.
389,263
$2.90
announced on May, 16, has placed
privately, through Eastman, Dillon & Co., $1,500;000 of
2l/z% promissory notes, due May 1, 1966:
J
.
.
389,263
______—____
173, p. 562.
Blauners, Philadelphia,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
Earnings
Offering—A secondary
Steel Corp.—Secondary
Armco
782,781
$927,469
The company, it was
1949
\
$267,501 *$1,030,504
$2,947,741
Net
1949
$8,651,804
1,634,748
$5.39
outstandings..-—.
shares
Earnings
taxes
after
1,640,237
tax———»—
5,918,115:'-
•"
$3,308,356
Federal
1950
$6,709,754
1951
$8,813,439
—V.
504,000 *• 504,000
$2.32
,
, $0.53 ,$2.04
sale of fixed assets.—V. 167,
Capital shares outstdg..
Co.—Earnings—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
'■ ""J'
$7,375,192
504,000
•
taxes.
before Inc.
Profit
9 Months Ended March 31—
the
on
*
-
Period End. Mar. 31—
1473. '
p.
v
*
Best Foods, Inc.
'
♦Adjusted
—V.
—
profit
$189,020
'
2606.
p.
5,378,425
$1.24
5,378,425
$1.29
_—.—r.—___
1,710,270
$1,127,870
income
foreign
income
1Capital>" shares; outstanding
Earnings per share—
*—;—
Net
*
$1,168,209
taxes
outstanding—*
shares
Earnings per sharts____.
209,446,000 196,499,000
7,751,000
*7,481,000
—_
-
taxes
shares
Common
-
$
$
after
income
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
1950 •'
Benrus Watch Co., Inc. (&
<
—1—r-
1
$7,169,416
5,616,817
$2,576,671
$2,400,901
operating
after
'
i.m
■
23.350,963
25,261,183
28,615,956
1985.
p.
12,819,513
2,338,860
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
Held
by Public
20,606,999
21,487,982
Stock-
Shares
Outstanding
,
.
"
;
1050
$15,012,768 $10,541,628
•.2,768,107
hieome
State' Jk
Federal,
$51,935,284 $46,605,583te11,703,894 37,752,431 34,112,627
1,850,763
7,013,437
5,317,754 • ■J
1951
''
;______J_r_——1
Profit: -before
Operating revenues —' $17,550,274 $16,136,328
Shares
Dec. 31—
rev..
oper.
6 Months Ended March 31—
Sales
$17,584,961 $16,164,062 $52,016,445 $46,889,271' <•
25,707
27,734
81,161
. 83308-v.
Operating revenues.,
hit the
15
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co.-—Earnings—
,
1951—3 Mos—1930
1951—Month—1950
period End. Mar. 31—
million mark in the number of
stockholders—the
first-business
in
history to achieve such broad
ownership.
The record for the last five years follows:
The
of Pennsylvania—Earnings-
Bell Telephone Co.
Hits Million
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Mark in Number of Stockholders—
'
...
.
r-ftef
. ,
;
from
$151,284
$544,502
$49,616
$1.52
mi4
depreciation
for
Provision
$1,082,638
71,450
(est.)_——i.———*
466,686
operations
for
Provision
1950
1951
3 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
taxes
plant and equip._
on
73,493
^
28,175
•
Kankakee, 111.—V.
near
1129.
172, p.
-
.
fin
letter
#
Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended April 1—
income
Net
Capital
after
charges
shares
Earnings
taxes
and
890,625
$0.92
outstanding
share
per
;
.....
man
1949
$502,067
593,750
*$0.56
1950
'
$718,496
593,750
..
*$0.81
new
of
balance
,
60,000
proposed to
is
'Moseley
Co.
&
—V.
173,
reflect
to
50%
the
197.
p.
"
paid
dividend
stock
Boeing Airplane Co.—Earnings—
'
"
Ashley, Drew & Northern Ry. Co.—Distribution—
The
has
company
applied
to
the
to
authority
for
IGC
_
Sales
Profit
before
Net
taxes
income
Federal income
name, end holders of the existing common stock will receive 1V2 .sharas
(qf new common stock of such Delaware corporation. It is also pro¬
posed that an offering be made to the public of approximately 60,000
shares of the same series of the preferred stock of the new corpora¬
its
increase
capital stock from 12,000 to 24,000 shares, the new stock to be
distributed to stockholders on a ahare-for-shave basis.—V. 145, p. 3490.
common
1951 '
1950
1949
*$73,122,148 $60,282,005 $55,195,130
2,213,165
2,241,527
937,017
1,1C0,000 .
860,000
360,000
Three Months Ended March 31—
The stockholders will vote June 19 on approving a plan to broaden
} the company's capital structure and liberalize
its corporate powers.
The plan provides that the holders of the existing preferred stock 'of
.the present corporation will receive for each
share held IV!* shares
of new preferred stock in- a
new Delaware corporation cf the same
1950.
July,
in
——
share.
-
,
♦Adjusted
income
Earnings per common
V. 172, p. 842.
-a
Stockholders to Vote on Financing Plan—
V;
Net
be
nationwide- underwriting group headed by HarriRipley & Co.,. Incorporated; Kidder, Peabody & Co., and F. S.
^publicly- offered by
1951
$823,866
of
series
same
May 15.- The
preferred stock
dated
stockholders
to
the
of
shares
Arvin Industries,
taxes____.—__.
income
1,113,165
—-
outstanding...
shares
Capital
Earnings per share—/..:.—
»
1,381,527
577,017
1,082,454
$1.03
1,082,454
1,082,454
<$1.28
$0.53
"
'includes' other income.—V. 173, p. 1790.
,
tion.
Associates Investment Co.—New Chairman Elected—
Robert
.-
L.
Chairman
company
Oare,
the
of
formerly
38,
Beard
3—V.
who died May.
Vice-Chairman,
succeed
to
Ernest
172*
p.
M.
The
been
elected
founder of the
has
Morris,
1
*
1826.
'
;
.
'
-
,
The
V- ■'
;
A
kind
the
'
The
Holders,
facility
April Earrings Show Decline—
Income
of
crease
The
the
&
O.
for
$500,000
as
April
.
be
will
with
compared
$1,000,000,
about
Income
net
than
$4,500,000,
during
173,
the
p.
-
for
as
well
as
increased
wage
and
common
shares
share
Vrtthin
the
?
past
Inc.,
the Hartford Rayon-Corp..
new
stock of a $5
capital of $25
New York Stock
material
fields
detente,
of
the
1 >
—V.
has
immediate
no
plans
STATEMENT
OF
for
INCOME
'
The company manufactures super-precision ball bearings at
Conn.
Proceeds, according to P. E. Erlcson, President, will
principally to finance expansion of plan facilities.
receiving increased orders for defense purposes.
The
Danbury,
be
used
is
company
Federal
shares
•♦Earnings
378.
in
Income
taxes
.$884,347;
.621,718
' <$1.36
per
outstanding.
common
:
.i
share—
.
-
...
"
$.49
$0.24
--
Inc.- -Earnings-
$3,385,494
■
151,015
6a.342
$3,047,479
146,898
$85,673
$91,521
900,000
900,000
$0.10
—___
taxes_X.--i._l_-—'_
income
Canada
&
1950
1951
____,
taxes
income
income
preferred dividends requirements.—V.
173,
p.
1370.
,
—
'
3 Months Ended March 31—,
Hales
■
inc.
after
Fed.
$3,336,688
income
taxes—
$0.10
5S.377
746.
p.
Boston Edison
Operating
173,
-
Co.—Quarterly Earnings-
34,052
198,500
$0.67
$0.77
9,987,174
Net
36,116,361
6.167,960
1,606;500
38,147,038
6,454,150
16,660
67,503
61,691
5,016,182
3 837,642
15,883,122
12,726,314
$3,085,735 $10,158J866
89,641,547
income
"
$2,947,183
income—
47,052
operating
Non-operating
9,377 728
18,338
1,689,000
ievenue__
accrued
♦Taxes
474.
p.
expenses
Depreciation
Uncollectible
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$19,657,877 $17,924,265 $70,710,679 $64,713,873
revenues
Operating
1949
198,500
$0.17
•
198.500
Earnings per share..
'
$2,714,592
134,771
$1,726,761
153,467
outstanding
shares
1950
1951
^
1
—__.
share
per
172,
—
outstanding
Capital' shares
—V.
$918,249
621,718
" $1.41
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co.—Earnings—
—V.
$1.00
'200,000
1550,
Period Efid. Mar. 31—
Net
94,583
200,000
Nil
Ended March 31—
before
Net
-
'After
Capital
'*
includes foreign
restrictions in the amount, cf $15,462
16,663 in 1949 and $20,483 in 1948.
exchange
to
$13,741
sales
Federal
1,984,347^-1,638,249
1,100,000
720,000
rowed $450,000 under a
•
173, p.
Profit
Apr. 1.'50
Mar. 31,'51
taxes
profit....
Common
10-year
loan, due April 1,
1961, from the Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America,
it was announced on May 15.
$192,262
94,583
$1.00
200,000
* <-
Nil
share
$141,840'
r-
participating provisions cf the shares.
with
Earnings
,
200,000
outstdg.
subject
3 Months
1986.
(The) Barden Corp.—Places Note Privately—This cor¬
poration negotiating through Lehman Brothers has bor¬
$1.00
$29,821,239 $22,447,374
sales
Net
$94,422
94/583
$0.84
Book -Of-The -Month Club,
to
distribution.
or
Quarters Ended—
Profit before
Prov.
94/583
per
compared
Net
,
$79,901
4.
NOTE—Net profit for quarter ended March 31, 1951,
profits
company
company
manufacture
COMPARATIVE
costs,
^
?,
share
'
a
April,
Net
17,990
127,866
rranuiacturers of cotton ruvs,
ments' cf; national
tenter
20,250
97,583
the
'Under
has purchased Georgia
and a major'ty interest
Mr. Wise said that beyond the require¬
months the
five
21,822
69,204
shrs.
Earnings
will be
This
share will have, assigned to. it
shaies will be listed on the
These
338,118
outstdg/.Mz
shs.
per
Class B
of common
held." This
1948
$632,770
259,673
18,650
profit
A
'Earns,
having approximately 930,-
outstanding.
stock
Net
Class
1949
$626,818
185,448
40,612
taxes
•
stock will receive 1VZ
Delaware
Company for each
new
of
'
.
1950
$444,305
1951
$448,629'
139,164
on sales..
profit
Deprec. and depletion
'
Fed. and foreign income-
Operating
a
.........
Rug Mill,
de¬
a
will produce
result in the new company
present.
a
<& Subs.)—Earnings—
profit
Gross
;Mt
stock is to be fixed in
the stockholders' meeting,
Exchange.
However, railway operating expenses increased more
reflecting the heavy maintenance programs carred
month,
preferred
new
.
common
but... each
value
as
nearly $400,000 less than net Income for March cf this year.
in total railway operating revenues for April was more
$4,000,000.
on
B.
shares
par
increase
than
*—V.
the
than
more
and
1950
of
.the
Will
600
*
Net
of
cf
in
.
the
on
Stock Exchange.
York
New
stock
shares
exchange
accommodate
to
to 40,000 torn.
up
rate
V
companies.
At such minimum $4.SJ
dividend yield equal to $6.75 for
each share of present preferred stock held at the time of consolidation.
This compares with dividends of $6 a year on, the present preferred
stock.
Application vii: be made to list this new preferred* stock on •
the newer oce.n-golng
will handle an Increas¬
ing flow of iron, manganese, chrome and other ores from foreign
sources, particularly Liberia and Venezuela.
'
The r.ew facility is capable of handling as much as 10,000,000 tons
of ore a year, or more.
It is ideally located because of Baltimore's
geographical proximity to the nation's major inland steel-prcduc.ng
plants.
'
constructed
of
dividend
the -l-y2
rate
pier
especially
ore-carriers
Bon Ami Co.
Qu'ar. End. Mar. 31—
but
designed especially to handle imported ore was
opened by the company at Baltimore, Md., on May 15.
j
Completion of the new facility, capable of trans-loading 2,000 tons
of ore per hour from ship to railroad cars, is a milestone in the his¬
tory of American steel production.
>
The
new
pier is the first modern, completely new facility cf its
$5,000,000
both
of
the light of market conditions at the time of
it will be not less than $4.50 per share.
Baltimore <& Ohio RR.—Opens New Pier—
t
!
Delaware
new
a
liabilities
and
*
'
to bo carried out through the consolidation of the
with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bristol Mills, Inc.
corporation succeeding to the business,. assets
company
form
to
is
plan
present
"357.493
293,057
$3,144 982 $10,516,364
$9,934,604
59,247
Basic Refractories, Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
.
income
Capital
—V.
after
per
172,
p.
outstanding
share
'__
,
1950
1949
$117,500
350,000
$176,646
$244,425
350,000
350,000
$034
taxes
shares
Burnings
Birmingham
1951
$0.50
$0.64
-
2376.
Electric
Properties—
Co.
To
—
Sell
Transportation
Gross
Int.,
<
cbmpany on May 14 filed a notice with the SEC of its pro¬
its" transportation properties to a group of Birmingham
businessmen.
'
...
Income
t(,J sell
C.
Co.,
Prevost
Inc.
has
Boyce,
leased
Chairman,
for
a
is
that
announces
10-year
term,
the
effective
Western
Electric
June
1, 1951
No. 16 at
ap¬
proximately 320,060 square feet of space in Building
666
Couth Front St., Elizabeth, N. J.
Louis Schlesinger Company, real
estate
brokers of Newark,
N. J., represented Western Electric Cot
in the transaction.
"<•
Will continue operation of its Import Cotton
^Department in Building No. 15, located in Linden, N. J.
ir
Bayway
More
than
Fumigation
900,000
square/feet -of space is now ^tea-sed "to"«terin
tenants Including Monsanto Chemical Corp.; t3oadyear Tire •& Rubber
Co.; Tele-Tone Radio Corp.; and Western Electric Co., Inc.—V. 173,
562.
?
-
.
affiliated
'
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—April Sales Off
Period End.
Bales,
'■
Apnl 28— ~
I8!l%—
NOTE—Bates of the Adler chain
are
173, p.
1051—17
Included In the abdve table for
J®51®"*1 1950- These figures
United States Government.—V,
are exclusive of sales to the
169:7._
.
,
„
The aggregate consideration to be received by
012,500, of which" $1,212,500 is payable in cash
5 - 'includes
to
be
.
'.<••.
706,117
2,841.800
2.649,313
.$2,438,865
$7,674,564
$7,235,291
etc.
Federal income taw.-—V. 173, p. 858..
Period End. Mar. 31— "■
—
tions of
Ey
an
by
Birmingham
realty company to be organized by the purchasers/,: ;• >.
VEquip,
order of the Commission, the Commission has deter.-,
the
earlier
!
rents^
349,272
tent&{Dr>yilz.c
proposed sale need not be submitted far its approval.'
However, the proposed acquisition by Birmingham oL tha.purchase» ^-•^•Ntetery.
incomemoney obligations fromr the realty company as part constderatioir of
Other income^,the sake Involves tin acquisition subject to the Commission's jurisdiction and ,for which Birmingham has made Application to the Com¬
Gross incdme
mined
.......
1951—Month—1950
Operr revs. ir__—$7,564,410
Oper.
9^12,919
Ttke585;425
to Pullman Standard'-Gar Mainrtacturing
Co. and $000,000 Is bayeWe .by the delivery of purchase mcmeyv obllga-r,
paid
RR.—Earnings^—
Boston & Maine
*
Birmingham-is $2,-
including • $1,000,000
-
:
,
-
^
/1951^-3 Mos.—1950
>
.$6,999/208 $21,749,471- $19,488,8^0
5,748,256 !T8,B2E,5l8- :16,404,270
404;473 ^T;80l»,791f 1,492,841
367,613-f-1,033,779
966,804
:
37,539
30,732
$379,255
$368,129
.,.96,377.
-93,151
that' the
$702,014
$531,844
49,996
45,627
172,951
242,548
$429,251
$413,756
$374,965
$774,392
263,143
267,290
813,311
818,890
$166,108
$146,466
$61,654
•$44,498
.
'
* :
.
-
-
-
The SEC has given interested persons until
1
Wks—1950 *
$3,368,801, $4,114,893 $14,234,048 $13,171,13$
1951—4 Wks—1O50
witli Birmingham.
4
mission.
>
607,458
$2,386,777
rente,
&
balance
The purchasers are John S. Jemlson,
jr., Ernest Woods, Harvey
Deramus, George Morris and Joseph H. Woodward, II, none of whom
*
~
disc.
The
posal
•
Bay way Terminal Corp.—Leases Building—
$2,994,235
income
May 25, 1051, to request
hearing upon the application with respect to the acquisition of the
purchase money-obligations.—-V. 172, p. 1230.
r
:
a
Total
int.^
Inc.
deduct.
etc.).
after
Contingent
"L
~
< rentals,
—^—:
fxd.
chgs._"
The stockholders
stock
(par $2)
Net
on
April ^6 voted to increase the author5zed capital
172. p. 21 IB.
"
from 400,900 to 750,000 shares.—V.
182,583
charges____
Bishop Oil €•.—Stock Increased—
*$16,475
income
♦Deficit.—V.
173,
p.
1370.
;
186,400_
549,501
560,432
♦$39,934
♦$487,847
*$604,930
.Volume 173
Number 5013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2087)
*•'
"
•"
'
r-
.
Brillo
The
at
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
balance
Brillo
for
in
9 Months Ended March 31—
of
the
the
shares
4,011
President,
said.
retirement
of
class
Plans
now
the
of
outstanding, M. B. Loeb,
consideration, he stated,
outstanding class "A" shares
ProviSidh
Net
.
-
*
Loeb
added.
The
senior
172,
has
company
the
to
preferred
no
company's
income
for
taxes
incdrrie
taxes.
143,710
stock
shares
bonds»
nor
of
to
the
the
on
10%
$688,518,
953,270
$2,865,051
395,000
$1,465,742
360,000
ox
number
stock
;
"
of
shares
dividend.—V.
now
173,
'
$7.23
-
outstanding
Months
Operating
Operating
Ended
March
31—
revenues
1951
1
—•—
and
expenses
taxes"
1950
$13,452,484 $12,104,310
11,440,827
10,502,618
..
gage notes
Operating
Other
income
income
$2,011,657
:
(net)
—
*_
.
.
$1,601,692
1,211
Drl,524
holders—The
Gross
Income
Income
Net
$2,010,133
—
deductions
inc
Net
for
preferred
income
Earnings
'—V.
1,622,897
_
Provision
after
per
173,
dividends-
share
$1,529,727
$1.62
share, and security dealers will receive
held.
The
offering
price
offering and warrants expire
p. 1886.
Central RR. Co. of New
6 Months Ended March 31—
1951
1950
$
Net
sales
^Profit
:
before'
provision
Common
;
—
shares
•Earnings
19,861,000
16,258,000
Net
ry.
7,041,000
.
per
9,590,000
share
—
+ $1.47
1949
Total
Net
income
income
after
taxes
1948
284,797
*419,496
180,003
'433,135
660,622
'111,220
10,500,050
173,
Gross
4,997,390
8,574,152
9,414,105
$0.44
$0.22
661,077
'1,275,032
486,867
'1,523,175
173, p.
ry.
Operating
Operating
$3,215,967
expenses
2,743,718
Gross
-
Net
Int.
Net
Pfd.
income
oper.
$579,177
$2,134,499
614,668
2,326,358
—V.
150,603
653,871
600,386
•Earned
$1,672,487
$1,993,765
157,557
658,153
646,817
$191,370
$306,508
$1,014,334
$0.11
stock
com.
per
$464,065
176,293
$0.21
$0.61
divs.
share
com.
"On
average number of common shares outstanding
first quarter of 1951 and 1,452,981 in 1950
period).—V.
$1,346,948
$0.97
..
(1,676,125
in
173, p. 658.
0
Callahan Zinc-Lead Co.,
Inc.-^-Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
•Net
1951
income
'After
of
excess
1950
+$8,473
depletion,
sale
and
stock
of
a
profits
+$53,204
by
for
58
to
The
be
delivered
new
Corp.—V.
Equipment—
the
to
baggage
railway.
will
cars
be
built
at
the
National
Steel.
Car
'
173, p. 1790.
Canadian Pacific Lines in MaineGross
Net
1951
■
.
$1,835,907
449,736
685,073
477,915
717,716
income—.
655,827
952,159
651,591
892,023
4,331,381
1,482,051
4,858,428
1,284,924
2,006,094
2,053,938
2,128,903
from
Net ry.
1949
1948
$622,327
$800,613
$743,159
304,224
188,108
328,752
284,165
201,520
railway
railway
1950
$796,881
from
81,841
220 790
168,524
income
open
The
railway
railway
railway——
oper, income
1,809,565
from
2,321,600
573,455
on
May
common
15
approved
stock
amendment to
an
The
SEC
ry.
612,891
275,651
580,426
three
from
an
amendment
8,000,000
shares
March—
Net
tive
0
individuals,
railway__
Net ry. oper. income
1950
"
1949'
1948
$166,954
$210,661
'24,834
'52,799
'100,925
Net
from
from
of
7,500,
Net ry.
'Deficit.—V.
173,
together with apporxtaately
10,0C0 and
16,000
on
ICC.
The group were
their bid of 99.203.
locomotives
at
an
aggregate
members
the
of
173,
Co.
;
the issue
cost
income
after
shares
are
Inc.—V.
Safe
$8,130,615.
Drexel & Co.,
173,
p.
Earnings
'Loss.—V.
*198,185
*399,013
of
350.40-foot refrigerator
The
1951
$1.55
Co.
(&
income
for
2,061,688
outstanding
common
800,000
$0.99
share
$394,414
800,000
_
(& Subs.)
Quarter Ended
Net income
March 31—
alter taxes—.
shares
•Earnings
per
to
to
the
be
Duiit
railroad
by the Burluigton Refrigerator Express Co.
under a conditional sale agreement,
company
The
corporation
on
May
filed
8
letter
a
of
notification
covering 20,000 shares of common stock to be
per share), without
undezwriting. The proceeds
working capital.
84
with
offered
to
are
the
at
be
Quarter Ended April 30—
Sales
par
1950
$26,772
$16,468
346,628
346,628
$0.04
$0.01
$0.19
After preferred dividend
requirements.—V.
172, p. 2118.
1949
the
the
next
net
three
additions
capitalization
which
and
it
years
made
May 16.
projected a $55,OOb,OO0
which is designed to
to
the
over
—
•Earnings
after
per
taxes
common
and
charges
'Based
on
250,000
share
1950
$1,281,219
143,425
$1,214,955
157,279
$0.57
,,
shares
common
now
outstanding.—V.
$0.63
172,
interest.
series
Immediate
A,
p.
106.
redemption on June 11, 1951, all of its
4%, due Dec. 1, 1962, at 103%- and
payment
will
55 Broad Street,. New York
be
made
at
the
Manufac¬
15, N. Y.—V. 151, p. 2039,
(The) Coleman Co., Inc.—New President Elected—
Sheldon
and
observe
as
81stv
its
President.
W.
C.
birthday, continues
as
Coleman, who* this week
Chairman of the Board.
the
will
be
61.8%
debt,
11%
preferred
,,
borrow under
may
its
bank
$9,000,000
loan
sold
last
calendar
awaiting
his
a
1951
year
are
con-•
share; Mr. Poston added.
now
month—and
Transit
predicated
.
the
common
1,701,360 shares
Columbus
is
for
a
This
outstanding—including
it
is
before
provision
too
for
La
estimate
adherence
on
to
rates
the
presently
tax
beyond 47%.
the
regulated
public
utility
method, he
said,
earnings could
estimated .$2.20 a share on
present stock based on the 47%
before the
company would become subject to excess profits
an
rate
taxes.
•
,
For
the
against
share
t
March
actual
for
deficit
quarter
earnings
both
of
estimated
the Columbus
of
of
1951
56
the
estimate
cents
Transit
share
a
actual
and
was
and
results
57
was
after
cents
47
share
a
cents
provision
per
for
tho
Co,
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
12
Months
Ended
March
31—
'
1951
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Depreciation
General
and
taxes
amortization..—;'-!-—:
on
Net
2,896,834
2,444,236
income
64,732
__.
—
;
..
deductions—-
441,324
per
common
statement of
share.
income
has been restated to include
previously
(b)
excluded
Federal taxes
final
$4,189,215
effective
profits
taxes
the
months ended March 31,
1950,
the applicable portion of electric
earn¬
income
for
th'e
applicable
$3,747,891
$2.50
$2.22
for
(a)
pending
on
rate
441,324
$3,326,096
tEarnings
the
1,103,418
$3,767,420
Balance
excess
$5,292,633
2,198,990
1,538,632
income
Preferred dividends
ings
$5,219,548
73,085
$5,306,052
;
2,505,909
2,265,059
$5,241,320
!
(net)
*1950
$28,450,336 $26,463,303
15,127,946
14,273,80S
2,740,000
income.
Income
Other income
Gross
—_
1:
tFederal taxes
Operating
!
12
settlement
for
the
first
electric
rate
three months
of
matters,
1950
all
tlncludes $37,000 Federal
1950.
IBased on 1,501,360
Two hundred thousand additional
1950.
year
to
of
the
year
shares outstanding at end of period,
shares, $5 par value, were Issued
common
1698.; '
f
on
:_.k.
April 23,
•
1951.—V.
_
173,
..
Connecticut River Power Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Gross
1951
earnings
1950
$978,292
$1,102,694
610,385
$492,300
206,014
209,128
$183,858
——
588,420
$389,872
expenses
$283,183
'4
-
Balance before capital charges—
and other charges.
Interest
—
Preferred
dividends
Balance for
—V.
173, p.
declared
common
18,000
—
dividends
and
surplus..,
18,000
$165,858
$265,183
379.
Natural
Gas
Co.
—
Debenture
Offering
Oversubscribed—Morgan Stanley & Co. and The First
Corp., headed a group of 94 investment firms
who on May 16 offered for public sale a new issue o£
Boston
$50,000,000 31/4% debentures due 1976. The debentures*
were
priced at 1011/2% plus accrued interest to yield
approximately 3.16% to maturity. The issue, which was
awarded to the group at competitive sale on May 14 on
their bid of 100.8719, was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
v
Two other bids,
each naming a 3%% coupon, were received viz:'
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., White, Weld & Co. and Paine;. Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis
(jointly), 100.81999; and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
will
A
sinking
fund provides for retirement of 72% of the new deben-*
maturity, at the rate of $1,000,000 a year in tho
period May 1, 1954-1968 and $3,000,000 a year in the period May, 1,
1969t1975. Sinking fund redemption prices start in 1954 and raogo
from 101.42%- to par.
Optional redemption prices range ftom 104% %
tbre
issue
before
Salle
a
Co.; subsidiary, whose application for
decision of the Federal District Court.
Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office)^ William B: Dana Company,
Publishers, 26 Park Place, New- York 7; N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and! Publisher.
President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager,
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general ;news and* advertising issue)
with a
statistical issue
otf^Monaayj. utner
St., Chicago 3, Hi,
(Telephone STate 2-0613} ;. 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C., England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana company.
Reenteretr
as second clask 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 01 panAmerican Union, $45.09
per year; in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
...
'
NOT&r CMaccount of
^ fluctuattons id
the rate of exchange, remittance for* foreign subscriptions and advertismentk must fee. made in New York
funds.
"
136" Si
of
agreement
31.
•
years Executive Vice-President
Manager,
has been elected President to succeed his
W. C. Coleman, who founded-the firm in 1900 and had served
his
since
100.369991.
Coleman, 49, for the last 11'
General
father,
continuously
approxi¬
to
properties
The Commercial and Financial
William Dana Seibert,
offices:
v
surplus.
financing arises.
the
relief
Consolidated
1951
1-
—
Net Income
turers Trust Co.,
$68,179
-
used
Claussner Hosiery Co., Inc.-Earnings—
accrued
-Earnings—
;<
Of¬
commercial and resi¬
relation to present demands
In
Ealance before dividends—
bonds,
169, p. 496.
outstanding—346,628
share
in
Clinton Water Works Co.—Calls Bonds—
1951
common
sold
are
This company has called for
first mortgage
by Affiliate—
Carman & Co., Inc.
cars
$0.46
dividends.-
See Southwestern Ohio Water
Co., below. -V.
*
283,000
$815,688
shares
'After preferred
Common
677,414
1,246,000
taxes
income
per
1950
$8,827,424
share*
Industrial
construction
.Operating
cars.
Chlorophyll, Inc., Neodesha, Kan.—Files With SEC—
Subs.) —Earns.
1951
$>174;t
per
this
Under
reach
and
(CDT) on May 24, 1951, at the com¬
for the lowest interest rate at wjiich
$2,839,200 for financing the acquisition
($10
taxes.
Provision
nl
providing for a 10% down payment with the balance
payable
equal monthly instalments.—V. 173, pp. 1887 and 1374.
for
$13,836,696
Income before
Loan
Nil
during
'*
was
Early
—
1951; the cony)any had taken down
on
Poston
*The
Deposit Co.*— Partial
SEC
;
•Earnings
240,000
_
3 Months Ended March 3L--
Net
*$43,416
240,000
Carey Manufacturing
Sales
Common
1950
$372,402
1
173, p. 562.
(Philip)
Se¬
until noon
'173,634
*323,721
share.
per
Union
1987.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Bids for Equip.—
'213,530
1
the
fare
surtax
p.
'164,753
;
revenue
program, which calls for expenditure of $10,year, and on calculation of Federal income taxes at tho
prevailing 47 % rate.
He
added that earnings
would recede by an
estimated four cents a share for each
1%
increase in normal and
*
for redemption on June
15, nexk,'$125,000 of
mortgage gold bonds, due Dec. 15, 1953, at 100 and accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at the First National Bank of Chi¬
cago, 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111 —V.
141, p. 743.
pany's office, in Chicago. III.,
bidders will provide not over
taxes—
increased
common
30,
shares
new
of
000,000
May
on
have been called
583,672
outstanding
May
on
of
f
517,937
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
gross
•
$19,001,914—or $1.28
173, p. 1887.
tremendous
for
Interest and other income
offering group
Corp., and Stroud &
Chicago Board of Trade
and
Capital
1887.
p.
and associates
awarded
estimated
'41,519
1474.
was
the
advised,
required
1
In
sale
27.2%
$15,000,000
deficit
53
shares.—V.
this
planned
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. bid 99.201 for the certificates, also as
27/bS.
The certificates are to be issued to
finance, in part, the purchase
of 655 70-ton steel hopper
cars, 520 50-ton steel box cars and eight
514 835
Capital Transit Co.—Earnings—
1951
.
tiring
step
April
further
<
$6,450,000 of 27/s% equipment trust certificates,
Second Equipment Trust of 1951, maturing semi-annual¬
ly from Nov. 15, 1951 to May 15, 1966, inclusive. The cer¬
tificates were priced to yield from 2.15% to
3%, accord¬
ing to maturity and are being issued under the Phila¬
delphia Plan. Offering is being made subject to approval
37,990
p.
to
of
MT.
643,579
income
oper.
are
p. 1578.
16 offered
Bids will be received
railway...
railway-
be
■
curtailed.
14
financing its expansion the company contem¬
early offering of $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.
Giving
an
200,000
increase
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
From Jan. 1—
Gross
will
program,
be
May
Consummation of the presently planned construction
program will
require further public financing to
suppplement funds available from
depreciation reserve accruals and from retained
earnings, Mr. poston
said.
The financing will be done ih a
manner, he added, which will
be most advantageous to the
shareholders and its customers at tho
t
Offered—^Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
"113,125
•
and
time the need for such
10,000,000
'46,348
' '84,055
defense
will
on
War II.
figure is-based
real estate
$169,477
'26,283
'98,156
were
financing
share,—V.
Earnings of the company
seivatively estimated at $2.03
respec¬
amounts
There
Vermont—Earnings-
\
1951
railway
railway—$196,223
from
{
on
Redemption—1
from
to
to
modify preemptive rights;—V, 173,
.
Gross
1,594,290
other persons
who for the most part reside in
Chattanooga, propose to acquire from
Equitable an aggregate of 195,000 shares (30%) of the
Chattanooga
stock at a price of $3.30
per share.
Because of the stock ownership
by
the three in another
utility company, their acquisition of the Chatta¬
nooga stock was subject to the Commission's
jurisdiction under the
Holding Company Act. Their individual acquisitions-are in the
367,527
1474.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
v.
May 8 announced the issuance of an order
authorizing
the purchase by F. M.
Cantrell, Rhoton P. Cliff and Phil B. Whitaker
of 27,500 shares
<4.2% ) of the common stock of this
company from
Equitable Securities Corp.
732,410
Net
912,816
p.
4,098,430
1,831,330
-.
2,040,578
933,659
173,
income—.
stockholders
curities
2,322,383
Net
—V.
4,564,309
railway—1,164,572
authorized
Other
from
new
running until next Jan.
'
Chattanooga Gas Co.—Stock Sale Authorized—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1948
173, P. 1475.
the
15
Earnings—
national
program
r
120,000-kw. of name plate rated facilities to
generating
will' bring
capacity at the 1953 year-end to 440,800-kw.
safety margin of 26% over estimated peak demand of
next
and
As
the
1949
oper.
of the
March—
31,
income
per
loads
$425
•
baggage cars valued at $4,360,000 has been placed
It raises to $90,000,000 the value of rolling stock
this company.
now
.<
order
1949
depreciation, etc. tlncludes $50,857 profit on the
subsidiary and before provision for Federal income
taxes.
tLoss.—V. 173, p. 562.
:v t '
'
-
Canadian National Rys.—Orders New
An
i
Net
cents
$100,000,000
the
plates
<
$1,379,312
The
$367,663
pref.
,
.
a
of World
As
Central & South West Corp.—Stock
Increased—
2,594,151
173,825
income—
and
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
1950
$2,450,407
541,488
other deducts—
Earned for
'
$472,249
income-
and
public
no
March
program
This
effect
$1,708,282
shares and
Gross
the
corporation
compared with
the
22%
margin of capacity
peak demand experienced last December.
Completion of the program three years hence will
stock
1951
from
from
ry.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$2,760,907 $12,072,119 $10,888,879
2,181,730
9,937,620
8,438,472
30
for
provide
end
Consolidated)
1951—3 Mos.—1950
revenues
high.
new
electric
mately
570,258
$1,547,301
oper.
Net
Period End. Mar. 31—
a
350,000-kw.,
1475.
From Jan. 1—
Net
(Mexican Subsidiaries Not
370
263,490-kw.
*1,815,173
railway
railway......
front
Net
$0.55
California Electric Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
in
arms
*
another
and
10,136,941
912,091
from
Net
4,994.090
570.
p.
expected
plants.
'1,382,122
March—
1949
4,997,390
-
364
the system, J. B.
Poston, President, stated on
To provide for this
expansion the company has
•
from
'Deficit.—V.
$26,325,945 $20,374,769 $23,251,917
2,183,328
1,111,032
2,746,323
__
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
—-l
—V.
1950
period
construction
this
of
ended
year
Prospects
$3,799,408
______
(& Domestic Subs.)—
1951
for
1951
the
increase of
add
$3,166,066
Central RR. Co. of
Quarter Ended March 31—
needed
presently
dential
Jersey—Earnings—
362,431
'401,450
railway
Net from
railway
Net ry. oper. income
'After ' preferred
dividend requirements.
tAdjusted to reflect the
three-for-two common stock split in
March, 1951.—V, 173, p. 1474.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
of
on
1950
Ended—
—17 Weeks
.
Gross
3,953,000
$1.40
—.—.—
outstanding
common
is
System's
-
with sales*
compares
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.
fering of Bonds Planned—
From Jan. 1—
9,217,000
6,410,000
——.—■,
operation at end
stockholders
construction
$3,154,930
income—
oper.
is
918,951;
_
1951
railway
railway.:
from
steel
Gas
is
$3,635,120
from
Net
income
income
Net
,
Gross
141,460,000
10,271,000
income
for
March—
$
170,707,000
.
in
i
com¬
.
This
1987.
p.
result,
For
.
Burlington Mills Corp.- -Earnings—
stock.
Apr.)28, '51 Apr. 29, '50 Apr, 28, '51 Apr. 29, '50
$15,410,000 $13,354,000 $65,104,000 $50,120,000
iyoiv
$1 per share for securing subscriptions on
Stockholders of record May 1, 1951 are entitled
on June 4, 1951—V. 173,
to
1986.
p.
"It
of
warrants.
$1,205,688
$2.05
.
745,364 shares)
on
per
mission
shares
173,
a
an
each
$26.50
$1,205,688
93,170
preferred dividends
common
Inc.—Rights to Stock¬
for
the highest first quarter W tb»
$8,533,777,
with
earning* of
as
common
period last year and earnings of $504,032, at
stock.—V. 173, p. 963.
common
stores
Because
•As
company
17
of
Columbia
stock
of
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—No
Financing in 1951—
>
•
Record—Earnings Higher-**
reported
^
is offering 20,348 shares of its
(par $10) to stockholders pursuant to
their preemptive right in the ratio of one
share of new
$1,602,903
397,215
387,236
—
—V.
stock
common
same
.
Number
•
.
Co.,
a
New
quarter,
—4 Weeks Ended—
due 1959-1970.
,:
Central Louisiana Electric
,
share of
a
■,
Privately Placed—Goldman, Sachs
privately $6,000,000 of 3%% first mort¬
& Co. has placed
$1.67
were
share
Sales
St. Louis, Mo.—Notes
*
,
or
first
effect
give
Catholic High School Association of the
Archdiocese of
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings-^Three
history,
$5,697,264 in the
$3.67
to
the
.
562.
p.
during
Colonial Stores,
Inc.—April Sales Increased 15.40%—
2478.
p.
sales
company's
$1.21
outstanding
share..;
per
'Based
out¬
stock.
common
Net
4,862,030
^
shares
'Earnings
1950
$31,952,901 $17,718,975
7,727,081
2,409,012
...
income
Capital
The. total of 4,011 shares to be outstanding after July 2,
represents
about 12V2%
of an
oriignal issue of 32,620 class "A" shares, Mr.
—V.
before
Quarterly Sales Make
t
.
_
under
i
standing
sales
Profit
stock-
are
remaining
future.
near
A
Net
1951
-
_
per
After
a
Carpenter Steel Co.—Earnings-
on May 15 called
for redemption as of July.2, 1951
share and accrued dividends 3,000 shares of class A stock.
giving effect to the redemption of these shares there will be
company
$30
...
;
'*
c
*
VV*
Zi
[
'
iOu-
1975.
principal amount it redeemed on or after May 1,
.
Sales to
of the debentures along with
other cash
resources
will be used by the company to purchase se¬
em it.es
of its operating
subsidiaries. The subsidiaries will use the
funuu so obtained for consruction of additional plant facilities and for
otner corporate purposes.
Budgeted expenditure for the proposed con¬
struction program for 1951 is $G4,500,000. .
•
from
'PROCEEDS—Proceeds
sale
the
1951
$7,445,817
5,943,022
31—
customers, less returns, allowances, etc.
sales, exclusive of depreciation—
—
Three Months Ended.March
Cost
of
430,643
Net
Other
income-
Net
353,264
ry.
$353,783
Income
(net)——
33.832
—
Gross
5,362
$1,105,984'
and holds all of the capital stocks
winch constitute an interconnected and
owns
operating subsidiaries,
five
Provision
for
taxes
operating
Total
—1
income
173,
interest
1888.
p.
,
subsidiaries
The
and
Pennsylvania
.
natural
gas
In West
Virginia, Ohio,
York fields and at the end of 1950 had 1,945
of gas from independent producers in the
produce
New
.
credit.
/
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This
'
k
■
debentures due
FINANCING
notes issued under bank loan agree-
debentures due
Capital stock
<■
stockholders
The
1976—:.
.1—-
$15**.
(par
3,274,031 shs;
-
16
50,000,000
3,274,031 shs.
outstanding, a seasonal.loan of $4,900,000 due Sept.
There is also
"
'
'
62A33
1,436.097
136,177
"40 207
238,028
"11.412
"171", 727
91,3tf9
approved
26
from
stock
15,000
150,000
split.—V. 156,. p. 1148.
1
application1 states that at April 30, 1951 National's assets coushted almost wholly of cash and there-was available-for-distribution
to National stockholders
an amount which, after deducting the esti¬
mated- costs
in
connection with
any
dissolution of the company,
The
1,
Exchange
than
share for their_stock and realzing about 26(7>, more* than
get if National were to be. liquidated and dissolved,} or
their-interests. Bond and Share does not" make any 'representation- as-to whether or not it is in
the interest of stockholder
of National, other>.jtban Bond and Share, to accept the contemplated
offer or to'retain :their interests in National.—VV 173; p. 1791.
cents
per
would
they
retaining
.
r
Cummins Engine Co., Inc,—New Development—
equal about 35% cents per • share - of - National stock.
Thus,
the
contemplated transactions, the stockholders - of- National,
Bond and Share,, will.be given a choice of. accepting 45
under
other
.
Curb
utility
the
in
not to invest either directly 6r
Phoenix has agreed
field.
company.
otherwise
(pdr
York
New
p. • 1080.
the
of
May
of the
Governors
the
would
on
Board of
five~cents)WV.-170,
of 46.56%
of the stock of National
10'filed an application with the SEC lor
holder
Light Co., on-May
not affiliated in any way with Bond and Share or National.
purchase agreement between Bond and Share and Phoenii,
is obligated
to offer to purchase the holdings of other
stockholders of National at-the same price, and; to change-the name
to increase the
shares,' to effect
y
»
National Power
Sell
latter
the
proposal
a
to
Co.—To
.
the
company,&
Under
'/
k
Share
&
company-
2. *7. '"*■
approved for listing 229,80,0 additional, shales of capital stock
The
.
20,000,000
?
<
Cornucopia Gold Mines of Spokane, Wash.—Listing—
" i
.
-50.000,000
—
April
on
common
10-lor-l
a
v
.
20,000,000
1, 1950 as supplemented
ment of Feb.
3»Afe
*
4
.
'•/ Outstanding
',-$30,000,000
;
Authorized
$30,000,000
1968
'
1'
Corp.—Split-Up Ratified-r-'
Converse Rubber
4
y
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
<
The credit is( for a- two-year term,,.with. 13
ana
the national Bank 01 Detroife acting
ajj
agent for the group.
'
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'
'
C.
J.
Reese, President,' stated that tooling
for th£ two engines
which
Continental is producing has teen nearly completed. • Output
is 011 a sharply ascending schedule, he said.—V. 173, p:
1987.*
.
;
authorized
2%%
"70,084
1,342,945
approval of the sale of its holdings in- National at- 43 cents-per shai'e
to
Phoenix Industries Corp., oi
New York City,, a recently formed
9
proviue
•
Bond
Electric
approved establishment of a $30,000,000
adoltional
working, capital
for military
May
011
to
,
'
the wells of the
)
'
gas fields. Estimated proven reserves of
subsidiaries at Dec. 31, 1950 were 454,000,000 MCP.
Appalachian
13,433
1,405,933
1791.
173, p.
Stock Holdings—
$0.34
$0.62
of cap. stk,
;production contracts.
bank^
participating
the. purchase
for
•
108,484
_
stockholders
The
; V<-loan
I
contracts
112 315
17,601
income—_
oper.
®Deficit;—V.
$156,899
Continental Motors, Corp.—Bank Loan Approved—
*
of the system for 1950 were $134,749,000
and miscellaneous deductions
was $17,-
revenues
beiore
income
"17,998
1,921,751
373,689
158,t4l
1ai.wa3-.__—
rall\vay_—_—
from
ry.
Power
•
018,000.
t
633,412
$376,152.
income—.
on
-
"
—V.
'
1943
$544,789
73,4i 1
income—.
oper.
rrom
Net
$359,145
-93,762
four
vania.
2 %
96,420-
,
.
Earnings per share on 459,559 shs.
public utility subsid'aries serve about 919,900 customers in
696 communities in the Appalachian area in Ohio, West Virginia and
western
Pennsylvania. New York State Natural Gas Corp., supplies
natural gas. at wholesale to two of the other subsidiaries and alto
to non-affiliated utilities in
western New York and western Pennsyl¬
and
depreciation:——.;..
Net
company.
,
for
Provision
integrated natural gas system engaged in all phases of the natural
gas
business. Tne subsidiaries are Hope Natural Gas Co., The fc'ast
Ohio Gas Co., The Peop»es Natural. Gas Co., The River Gas Co.,-and
New
York
S.ate
Natuiai
Gas Corp.,
the last being a
non-utility
The
1949
$451,163
126,o»l
From Jan. 1—
Operating
Net
of
1950
$524,169
'•••
railway
from
-Earnings-
1951
railway
from
Gross
.
etc.—Company
-BUSINESS,
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
$633,276
March—
1950 $4,233,325
3,526,278
$1,072,152
administrative and general expenses—_
Selling,
.
.
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Ry.
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951 down to the
the 12 months beginning May 1,
redeemed during
-If
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2088)
4
Minn—Files
j
:■ Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.; Madison,
issued in accordance with the company's policy of borrowing on
-short-term bank loans' to finance ^seasonal cash requirements for in¬
2.7 Natural gas where available- tan be-utilized- in -a new engine develThe company 011 May 9 filed a. letter of notification- with the SEC
ventories of gas in storage.
it is announced.
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.. .
•
1
•' ■ A
.. j.._ _oped^bythis company,
coA-ering 2,600 -shares of common stock and- 1,200 shares; of preferred
Designed primarily to take advantage of "the plentiful supply of; s/ stock, to bq-;offeitd at $35 and $50 per share, respectively, without
PURCHASERS—The names
of
the. several-underwriters
and- tlje
natural gas in the_ oh producmg-areas; of the nation, the new engine , f underwriting.
The procefeds are "to be'U3ed to rebuild rural telephone
principal- amount -of. the deoentures underwritten by. each, -respectively, ■/ ;is known as the Model LR-600-^-GAS Cumniifts'Engine."The engine is
^system."""" „•"»
v
V;
are
as follows:
;'i '• ' :
•"*
classified in the medium speed field because of Its 1,100 rpm. rating.
*
- *
v
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s
Now in production, the LR-600-GAS engine-will be used principally
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$3,150,000
W. E. Hutton & Co
i $800,000
; to
provide economical power for oil' ?well Klrilling rigs:
However,
Florida Power & Light-Co.—To Place Preferred Stock
The First Bosioh Corp.. -3,150,000' - The Illino.s Company—.
600,000
UCumrains officials foresee Other .applications--whenever- there-;is an
Almstedt Brothers
100,000 / • Indianapolis Bond
& '
Privately — The company
into agreeabundance
of
natural
gas,
such as in pipeline -pumping" stations,
A. E. Ames & Co., Inc._
400,000
Share Corp. _____
200,000
: ments with;. 10
institutional investors providing for the
municipal power plants and cotton gins." 3
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
100,000
Jenks,
K i r k 1 a n d
&
The'Diesel
counterpart of the new Cummins, gas engine is. the
sale of 50,000 shares of Alk% preferred stock,, series A,
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Grabbs —_100,000
Model
LR-600.
This Diesel >ast a maximum rated horsepower of
Inc.
600,000
,
Johi.son, Lane, Space 6c
'
par $100, at $102.25 per share and accrued dividends
300 hp. at a speed of 1,100 rpin. and a compression, ratio of. 13.5,-to-l.
Baker, Watts & Co.
300,000.
Co., Inc. __w——_
100,000
from Marcl) 1,1951.
\
Conversions
units have
also been
developed by Cummins to change
Ball, Burge 6c Kraus—*.
400,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
400,000
the LR Cummins Diesels to gas engines and the LR-600-GAS engine
The proceeds are to be used to meet part of the cost of the com¬
Biddle, Whelen & Co
150.000
- T. H. Jones & Co.„_
200,000
to Diesel operation.—V. 173, p. 1987.
pany's construction program and for other corporate purposes.
The
WUiam Blair & Co,.,—_
600,000
Kaiser & Co.^——
200,000
program is expected to require approximately $20,000,000 new capital
Blnnt Ellis & Simmons—
600,000
Kalman & Co., Inc
200,000
during 1951 and 1952.
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»
Boettcher and Co
150,000
A. M. Kidder & Co
400,000
Daylon Rubber Co.—Places Note Privately—It was an¬
The
stocKholders on
May
14 approved a
proposal to create an
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Kirkpatiick-Pettis Co.—
150,000
nounced on May
15 that this»company has arranged
authorized issued of 50,000 shares of 4V2'/»
preferred stock, series A,
Inc.
150,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
2,700,000
:
.1951,
;
,
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'
-
...
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r
recerrtly>^entered
<
r
,
■
~
.
.
.
(Inc.)
Republic
& Sears
Ten
Co.
800,000
War- '
*
Inc;—.
Carl
100,000
C.
100,000
C.
Codings and Co.—
300.000
Gruttjnden & Co.;
200,000
McLeod,
'Inc.
400,000
Tjwnsend,
E>dine
&
Have.i
D3
Merrill.
200,000
F.
Co.-
150,000
800,000
U
Dempsey-Tegelcr &
Drexel & Co—
Fahey, Clark & Co
400,000
400,000
300,000-
Ferris &
C'jmpany_^_—
First' of
Michigan
100.000
400,000
•
Corp.
Folger, Nolan Inc.———
Foster & Marshall-—
i-
Inc.
Scott,
"
400,000
200.000
2,700,000 "
2,700.000
Goodwyn
Co.
Olds—
&
—.
e
100,000
Edw.
100,000
Miller
&
Co.—
Co,
100.000
150,000
,
Co.—
150,000
Cartwright"
Net
A.
Hople
& Co.—....
100.000
E.
F,
Hutton & Co.—a—
400,000
Net
income
&
The
Co..
100,000
'
;
and
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31
1951
•
.
Total
$
42,543.874
146,795,557
Operating
deductions..—u
34,389,847
29,766,500
111^54,688
Federal
8,900,000
4,150,000
15,850,000
Net
revenue
income
taxes
operating
income
Other
(estimated).
•
11,300.329
8,627,368
19,690 868
k—i28,877
17,145
May
15. Trading in
with the Securities and
income
Gross
_u—
—
......
deductions
Income
I—
11,329.206
549,225
....
■
8,644. 51^
.270,086
20. P54.720
1,388,184
incorporated in
company,
of
of 7M>c
Net
Net
i;,
income
income
10,779,981
per
sh.
to finance urgently
extremely critical days can
the trucking industry is per¬
entire national economy.".—V. 172, p./2480;
' ,
equipment additions during these
be measured by the Indispensable service
forming for the
hardware.
is engaged in the manufacture
1924,
casement
share per quarter and
per
window
stock
Common
is
on
door
dividend
already this year
an
The
McDonald
G.
for
&
Co.,
tude
extra of
in August,
public
distribution,
1435.
for
considered
formerly
that
President, reported on May 16.
Gamewell. a major producer
1950
stock.
8,374,427
18,866,536
$3.29
$2.56
$5 76
(3^274,031 shs.)
—V. 173, p. 1888.
Ironton
Gross
Net
ry.
$1,469,273
G06.011
$50,000,000 three-y<.ar
new
a
credit
with a group of 10 banks which covers all the company's
known requirements,
including
expansion
of facilities
and
contem¬
plated increases in production over the three-year period.
used
be
293,633
railway__—
from
334,163
509,505
4,697,803
4,163,642
1,725,046
859,76d
2 2
Co., Merrill Lynch,
295,276
4,307,951
2,331,379
railway..
from
ry.
965,207
income.-
oper.
-
72,662
1.776.QG6
1,207,605
-
965,331
count of
1375.
p.
selling stockholder.
a
the annual
at
of
rate
prime'commercial
New
be
York
lor
greater,
the
of
rate
90-dav
on
this agreement
capital.
new
2
agreement,
Vz#
of
or
The
March—
Gross
at
the
ry.
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
provided that the rate shall
not
Bank
of
shall.from
exceed
the
time
Vh'/o
city
of
to, time
annually.,
1950
$773,947
355,114
91,926
408,351
148,479
1951
income...
oper.
National
an
whifbever
$725,662
\ '
railway^.....
From Jan. 1—
company will pay interest
annual rate ot
% abo\e the
Chase
maturities.
from
.>
.
railway____
from
Net
—V.
from
,
railway——
railway.^——
incomer
oper.
173. p.
-
.
2,093,579
J.,011,146
_
194$
-
in
$591,591
$63.2,805
303,769
111,829
313,655
1,914,832
.9j£Uii)l,,
325,976
and subsidiaries
located.
'
•
_
Gamble-Skogmo
'
stock
common
mainly
under
under
the
the
under
"Gamble's
name
name
*
"
.
stores are
the name
company
Mountains' principally
Canada
1476.
states, and in
19.1% of the
of Western Auto Supply Co., which sells
merchandise
through
company-operated
and dealer stores- located
largely in states other than those in which Garable-Skogmo stores are
1.891,167
1,611.599
223,0-jd
middle-western, northwestern and far western
Canadian provinces.
The company owns
western
outstanding
93,412
1,796,314
947,195
364,988
26
four
•
,
255,670
-
1949
..
the corporation
1928,
in
merchandise through over 500 company stores and to 2.000 au¬
thorized dealers, located for the most part in towns and small cities
sell
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Net
has already borrowed $10,000,000
working
as
terms
computers.
Sachs &
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood on May 14 offered 304,270 shares of
common stock (par $5) at $8.25 per share.
The offering
was oversubscribed and the books closed.
These shares
which were already outstanding, were sold for the ac¬
$1,402,023
.579,647
5,208,504
income—
oper.
$1,548,767
643,755
694 725
railway..
—V.-173,
Loans—
agreement
Under
nas
is geared
underwriting group headed by Goldman,
—An
BUSINESS—Incorporated
The corporation has negotiated
to
Philbrick,
systems,
signaling
Offering Oversubscribed
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Stock
1948
1949
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.—Bank
1950
$1,739,870
railway.
from
from
Net
The corporation
Frederick B.
/
emergency
potentiometer manufacturing facilities, ajid
for mass output of the ntwiy developed devices for altitude
—V. 173, p.
3376.
RR.—Earnings—
1951
March—
Net
'2
unavoidable,
of
its
expanded
•
.
has developed a potentiometer that can measure alti¬
bombing missions "within a maximum error of about one-
company
fourth
underwriters and
the
were
:
Co.—Develops New Product—
Gamewell
industry
regular
and
a
100,000 shares of the common
On May 16 the Board of Governors of the New York Curb Exchange
approved for listing the 247,200 chares of common stock.—V. 172,
p.
of this financ¬
President, stated that "the importance
in enabling our trucking customers
instrument
needed
share, has been declared.
rer
offered
the
for
hardware
builders'
Net
•i
.
Roy Fruehauf,
ing
the issue
will commence
Exchange Commission be¬
on
Detroit, Toledo &
j
entered
;V'/
Fruehauf Trailer Co., it was announced on
Of this amount, contracts for $70,000,000 were
into during 1948 and 1950.
parent.
its
May 15.
563,852
revenues...
—
131,825
application to list 247,200 shares of $1 par value
has been approved by the Detroit Stock Exchange,: it
stock
sale
C.
versus
effective.
of
2V2C
$
54,590,176
247,494
at Dec. 31, 1950 shows
total current liabilities of
" *
the. company
-
(registration
bail's
$
operating
and
Mar. 31,'51
revenues.—s..—.
:
•
12 Mos. End.
1950
of
$1,203,176,
Approved—
announced
after
The
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT
.'
$1,804,286
company's
common
•was;,
of
private sale of $10,000,000 of collateral trust 3V2% de¬
bentures due Sept. 1, 1963, bringing up to $80,000,000 the
amount available to finance customer paper acquired by
1949
$2,743,637
______________
sheet
balance
assets
u<
Listing
loans.—V. 173, p. 1998.
Inc.—Debenture^ Placed Pri¬
Trailer Sales,
Fruehauf
Co.—Earnings—
1950
____________
current
comes
r
272,044
proceeds will be used to reduce bank
vately—The corporation has arranged through Lehman
Brothers and Watling, Lerchen & Co., Detroit, for the
_________________
Consolidated
total
100,000
Dean Witter 6c Co.—800,000
Woodard-Elwood
—„44
etc
taxes,
of com¬
offering
,
103.
sales
150,000
300,000
J.
Son.,
revenues_
after
173, p.
$356,936.
&
—
J. R. Williston & Co.—
B.
&
Co.
150,000
J.
operating
income
Year Ended Dec. 31—
800,000
J.
Milliard
Net
1950
$4,744,412
jy
Stock Offered—Hamlin &
—
May 7 publicly offered 18,500 shares
stock (par 50 cents) at $16 per share. The
oversubscribed.
on
The net
1951
$6,454,804
710,819
Three Months Ended March 31—
Total
Detroit Hardware Manufacturing
—_
Lowber Stokes
Frontier Industries, Inc.
■i
Lunt
mon
400,000
pucker, Anthony & Co._
Web.:ter & Gibson
—
600 000-
-
are
was
—V.
150,000
Sutro &
Sweney,
100,000
who watwthe
to go to Dean H. Phipps, Chairman,
stockholder.—V. 173, p. 1987.
proceeds
selling
Harris
&
—
Stix & Co.——
300,000
Co.
'
Starkweather & Co
200,000
Stern Brothers & Co—400,000
&
—
Gude, Win nill & Co.—
Hallowed, Sulzberger &
Hayden,
Falrman
Inc.
on
100.000
-
Sills,
' 150,000
Granbery, M a ra c h
100,000
300,000
200,000
Mason,
&
Co.,
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—Earnings
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Goodbody & Co
Horner
Inc.
'
May 8 offered 9,877 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $6 per share.
:
&
150,000
-
——
Offering—Cohu
Stores, Inc.—Secondary
Phipps
Dean
shares were taken up and placed privately at $59 per
share" by the underwriting group managed by Estabrook
& Co.
Rights expired on May 10. See details in V. 173,
p. 1888.
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Scott 6c. Stringfellow
"200,000
Robert Garrett & Sons—
100,000
Hop-
&
23,206.shares of common stock (par $2.50) offered to
common stockholders of record April 27 at $42 per share,
23 060 shares were subscribed for and the balance of 146
1698.
173, p.
l-
99.37%'Subscribed—Of
Offering
—
but
the
are
running at record levels, serves high priority
Industrial, automotive, railroad and other key indus¬
currently
The
/.'Reinholdt & Gardner.—,.
600,000
i
Fulton, Reid & Co._;
400,000
wood
!
Rambd, Close & Kernel',
400,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Jaffray
Piper,
f
requirements in
1,250,000
—
2,700.GOO
between
400,000
-
Co.—
Northwest Co.
Peters, Writer &
Chri.stensen, Inc.
2,700,000
_
Eastman. Dillon & Co.—
Foote Mineral Co.
those of a $4,000,000 note, the
the same parties a few months
which
was
ago,
tries."—V.
Co
&
arranged
unissued $4.50
to
100,000
Moseley &.Co.*—
S.
correspond
note
600,000
which
of
another to eliminate 50,000 shares of authorized
preferred stock (par $100).—V. 172, p. 2480.
- •
and
$100,
par
and brings the aggregate principal amount to $5,500,000.
A. L.
Freedlander, President, stated: "Dayton Rubber's direct defense pro¬
duction is of increasing tempo.
Its regular line of products, sale of
Weir,
Pacific
Dominick & Dominick—.
Crouter
the
of
term::
400,000
Co.
,
Turben
The
sale
100,000
200,000
u
Young,
The Milwaukee
through Lehman Brothers for the sale of a $1,500,000
3V2% promissory note, due Dec. 1, 1965, to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States.
200,000
Patton &
McJunkin,
100.000
Co.—-
Davis & Co
Pai 1 H.
1.500,000
;
McDonald & Co.:..
•
Cunningham & Co.—100,000
Curtiss, Hmse
800.000
Rhoades
.Marx & Co.—j.-*——„
400,000
___
_
& Co.
Loeb,
McCormick & Co._
Co.——
&
2,700,000
D. A. Lomasney & Co.—
Courts & Co._x„-——*
Julieit Collins
M.
& Co.
" Loev.'i & Co
100,000
—
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
8i
—
—^
W. C, Langley
Co,
———_—_—r_
Whiteside,
Chace,
150.000
Sherrerd.—
6c
Central
•
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Bradford & Co.—600,000
C.
J.
Butcher
„
^
2,
,
operated east of the Rocky
"Gamble's"; in the far west
Western
Auto Supply"
and
in
"Macleod's."
Banks
participating in the credit agreement with The Chase Na¬
tional Bank of the City of New York are: Bank of America National
Trust
&
Association;. Manufacturers Trust Co.
New
Yc»k*
Co., New York; New York.Trust Co.; Marine-Midla id
Savings
Bankers
Trust
H°* °i *<"
i
'
National Bank of Detroit;
Co.; Chemical Bank 6c
Manhattan
,-TbC
about
V.
Trust
National Bank
mercial
new
8c
Trust
Co.
of
credit. agreement, replaces
a
year
173,
p.
ago,.which
allowed
963.
the
.
Co.,
New
a
New
Bank
York;
and
of
the
Com¬
Diamond Match Co.-
to
borrow
made
$20 000 0(9
OF
19501
before
Profit
Federal
income
income1
taxes
—
——
taxes—.——_—L————
2,173,000
869,000
6,037,000
3,743,000
3(4%' prom, note, due to Dec.
Preferred stock
'par $50)—-.
5%
MARCH
Net
—
"After
per
$2.00
_L—'.
common
preferred dividend
"■
-
$1,304,000
$2,294,000
sharco—i——-——
income
"Earnings
requirements.—V. 172, p. 2379.
$1.17
-
Mtt
A.
.
31," 1951
Outstanding
Authorized
$11,650,000 *
1, 1967— $11,650,000
150,000shs.
cumulative convertible—L
Common
two-year^ agreement,
AS
•
1951
$28,712,000 $21,039,000
York.
company
CAPITALIZATION
-Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
stock
*478,496
(par
$5>__'
shares, of
-
common.
preferred stock at the rate of 4
share of such preferred stock.
=—
3,500,000 shs.
-
'
116,706 shs.
*2,491;226 shs.
stc*k are. reserved for conversion' of
1/10 shares of common stock for each
1 •
Volume 173
Number 5013'... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5'
(2089)
UNDERWRITERS—The selling stockholder had agreed
of
the
underwriters
agreed v to
its
opposite
Merrill
'
Sachs
Co
30,635
*
Lestrange &
Blair,
14,000
2,500
Lehman
8,500
Carl
Rollins
Bosworth,
Inc.
■
to
Co. Inc.
Sullivan
&
-----
'
6,000
Central-Republic Co.'(Inc.)
2,500
M.
S.
&
Dain
Co._,
to
Co.,—
Dickson
Doolittle
Francis
to
&
Co.__
6,000
Parsons Ac Co.
..
Henry
—V.
Co
to
.
A
The
.
way
3,500
built
2,500
sub-contract
present,
royalty
Co
guaranty
Navy
for
blimps,
is
in
engaged
transparent
other
of
start
The
the
is
Maschinen
Heme,
know-how,
has
been
signed
with
once,
will
contract
North .American's
actual
for
investment
an
in
the
Federal
Beien, -the
mine
many
A.
Beien,
coal
licensing
coal
a
chain
mining
equipment
company
pneumatic
and
conveyors
mines.—V.
for
173,
between
arrangement
firm
German
loaders
car
connections
173,
assembly
plant
work
completed
1889.
p.
for
before
Federal
Net
North
at
The
will
manufacture
and
German
in
use
other
and
sell
Western
per
March
Net
be
proceeds Would
the
1951
years
additional
an
sale
of
offered
I"
Financing—
issue
to
and
be
used
public sale at competitive bidding.
part to prepay a $1,300,000 2 '/*%
in
-
1953,
It
securities.—V.
American's
,
common
stock
on
May
stockholders
for
30
cents
of
each
record
'
:
p.
of
share
June
The
with
■
1951
.
record
June
presently
1.—V.
172,
been
distribution
the
of
1951
5,
held.
share of
one
quarterly
A
declared,
June
on
to
11
required
to
of
after the close of business
-
May 17
on
on
The
—V.
and
Stock Exchange by Blyth & Co., Inc.; at
share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per
was
173,
oversubscribed
March—
Gross
Net
the
and
books
Net
ry.
1950
closed.
Net
$701,393
191,364
137,558
171,750
railway____
2,407.639
held
569.909
will be
of
to
used
.$153,686
$0.38
251.489
Net
ry.
173,
491,863
163,054
the
lenders
'
stipulates
retire
notes
124,576
139,379
2,091.425
2,068,932
254.125
303,401
232,376
222,883
...
209,041
1951
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
rail way _;
'
1950
and
Net
3 V2 %
maturity
■
i
173,
1477,
p.
Net
ry.
—V.
215.018
314,185
Co.—Pays Stock Dividend—
April
13
preferred
March
paid
stock
22,
stock
a
for
Scrip
dividend
each
five
certificates
of
share
one
shares
of
issued
were
common
in
lieu
■
•<
of
117,531
13,
stockholder's
the
issue
of
the
116,000
designation of
stock.^-V.
173,
approved
a
proposal to
preferred stock
4V2 %
shares of
the
then
outstanding
create
2.144.394
" 1,913,055
1,896.325
1,884,221
705.243
669.474
572,662
545,793
164,053
140,993
171,796
171,013
railway____
railway
income
F.
capital
stock
J.
Gavin
has
Board,
$5,116,800
named
directors
been
Gibraltar
C.
,
S.
had
Budci
Mr.
the
from
Presidency
been
has
Budd
elected
Operating
as
Chair¬
to
President.
Ira
Vice-President.
on
ballast
May
approved
10
including
50
cars,
purchase
700
express
iron
of
ore
refrigerator
The
V.
ICC
1,000
and
box
15
cars,
cabooses.
authorized
this
company
and
,
atlilMJ
broken
was
this
month
Laboratory-Sgjg^l^
for
a,, new
chemical niresearch
structure
will
contain
33,000
ft.
sq.
of
gross
floor
area.—
$0.06
li~2,
p,
"when
165,650
$0.21
571i
The
Corp.—Proposed Plant Abandoned—
plans
to
banker,
April
on
construct
20
said
$100,000,000
a
Months Ended March 31—
that
steel
operations
1951
the
&
plant
has
the
and
borrowed
the
agreement,
if
it
company
$1,000,000
from
two
Rochester
needs
it
company
on
a
borrow
may
temporary
banks
another
profits
taxes
inc.
___z
&
—V.
because
the
1951—3 Mos.—1950
173,
p.
Net income
Earned
per
per
The
173,
4,954.498
510,205
2,354,011
370,378*
period—.:
-common
i
share——_
share
-$4,473,917 : $3,725,963
.
;r__*
$15.89
.
1
—
.-
^1:03
•Revised.
Gleaner Harvester Corp.—Earnings—
(6 Months Ended March
Net sales
;
7
Npt .income after taxes
31—
Capital
shares, outstanding___7.
Efcrnings per share—
—V.
>
■'
'1931
—J_._42,6SO;748
'
$0.53
,
.
$1.07
called
in
date
any
days
1951
of the
notice,
100%
to
'
company
prior
at
if
to
letter
240*836
'
L306,308^
400,000'^>400,t3p0 -1
*
80.62
of
shares
6,500
under
of-
way.
feet of additional floor space
tooling up operations have begun,
so
not
as
and
interfere*
to
irons
and
frac¬
1951—4 Mos.—1950 "
1951—Month—1950
$2,-166,357
$2,723,513
$9,459,1-77
$9,089,307
'•
of
notification
7
Corp.—Filing Withdrawn—
filed
stock
common
SEC
with
(par
March
on
has been
$1)
27
covering
withdrawn.—V.
173^
1478.
p.
Idaho Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
on May
company
filed
14
registration statement with the SEC
a
covering 35,000 shares of its 4% prefeired stock, $100 par value.
The underwriter, Wegener
& Daly Corp., Boise, Idaho, has agreed
to
purchase 10,000 shares of
additional
25,000
to
up
stock and has
the
shares.
stock
The
is
option
t.o purchase
offered for publid
an
be
to
share, with a $2.25 per share underwriting commission.
Net
proceeds of the financing will be used for additions to the
company's production, transmission and distribution facilities.
Con¬
struction
has
costs
for
1951
authorizations
estimated
are
from
-the
Commission
U.
P.
for
at
Federal
(in
addition
permanent
is
company
the
to
the
of
the
and
offering)
has
issuance
the
company
aggregating $11,of $6,975,000.
It
its construction program
until such time
for
stock
program
considering
presently
The
Commission
borrowing
bank loans
preferred
present
financing
$22,831,600.
Power
short-term
and
as
Illinois Bell Telephone
Period End. Mar. <31—
revenues
effected.
The
approximately
$15,-
been
of
173, p. 761'.
'
•
'
•
*
•
.
Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$23,729,118 $21,062,272 $69,604,464 $61,337,448
j.
oper.
rev;
Operating revenues
68,740
~
65,529
200,538'
$23,660,378 $20,996,743
__
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
201,866
$69,403,926
$61,135,582
16,664,401
15,312,478
4,200.393
3,261,090
49,150.911
12,228,888
45,002,533
9,360,535
$2,795,584
$2,423,175
$8,024,127
$6, 772,514
2,353,993
;_
Net oper, incomeNet
after
—V.
'2,021,818
6,631,543
5, 535,825
11 $3.26-
;
charges
173,
1584,'
p.
Illinois Central RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on May 18
offered $3,900,000 of series GG 3% equipment trust cer¬
tificates maturing semi-annually Nov. 1, 1951, to May 1,
1966, inclusive, at prices to yield from 2.20% to 3.05%,
according to maturity. Offering of the certificates, which
are issued
under the Philadelphia Plan, is being made
Interstate Commerce Com¬
awarded the issue on
their bid of 99.70267.
subject to
mission.
May 17
One
of the
approval
The banking group were
on
bid
other
99.571,
also
for
received
was
Salomon
from
:
,
secured
are
by
steel
1,000
box
cars
the
of
Co.;
Otis
Hutchinson
McMaster
x
,
,
estimated
to
,
members
Illinois
of
Hutzler
&
Bros.
3s.
certif'cates
$5,202,500.
Illinois
offering
Co.
&
group
are
(Inc.);
Wm.
A. G. B°cker & Co., Inc.,
E. Pollock & Co.; and
Co.—V, .173, p. 1889.
for
Helicopters,
was
the
per
ranging
1960,
in
the
name
proceeds from the sale of the stock
under the
to be used
for
BUSINESS—Company is engaged primarily in the production, pur¬
transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy and in
the
distribution and sale of natural gas in the State of
The
territory served by the company comprises substantial
northern, central and southern Illinois, including eight cities
populations in excess of 25,000 and six cities with populations
purchase,
Illinois.
in
areas
with
between
12,000
25,000.
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
NEW
Authorized
•First
mortgage
series
due-1976
3'/e%
series
due
*2%%
series
23,i%
series
FINANCING
Outstanding
^Unlimited
bonds——_—;
...
name
changed. to
Helicopters.
UNtffiRWllkSBaEtS^Assoeiated with Blyth & Co/, Inc. and. Lehman
Brothers ln.^he™«atterwriting are: Hay den,- Stone ft Co.; Burnham b
Co.; Davis, Skaggs.-^€<0: and Wilson. Johnson & Higgins.—V. 173,
p. 1889.
1978--
due
$45,000,000
15,000,000
—
1980
15.000,000
r
——
10,000,000
v
1979
due
underlying
•
•
.
,
was*-
are
chase,
2%%
1
incorporated in 1945
share.
payment
tNon-callable
1951,
Offered—The First Boston
a
~
Inc» _In> March,
Co.—Stock
of $2,000,000 of short term bank loans made
financing construction and the balance for new construction.
proceeds are to be used for plant expansion,
additional machinery, for working capital and to re¬
,
Power
ly headed an investment group which offered on May 14
a
total 203,594 shares of common stock
(no par) at
maturity,
prices
called
as
i^manufacturing its^helicopters solely for military use-and its current
$L7T7ri78 ^5,^3.^3^^ ^c^^ ®LnniHtary;orderjs Is in excess of $18,000,000.
" ,
'
173, p. 380.
if
on
option
i>tf /feHilleE__Helicopters i^ engstged rim the design, development: and sale
of helicopters. According''to-'.the -prospectus,, the*.company Is presently
""
400.000-
already
than
more
production
70,000
Idaho Maryland Mines
The
net
outstanding loans.
United
'565."
*
the
at
4T950 *'v
428.302
—^ \-
120%
County, Calif. The company
p.
Hiller
-
redeemable
BUSINESS, etc.—Hiller Helicopters is a Citilornia^corporation hav¬
ing its principal plant and executive office
Palo Alto, San Mateo
.
NOTE—Above' includes earnings of Ton! Division.—V." 173,
■
from
purchase of
duce
$8.$0
.7
are
PROCEEDS—The
$2,476,621
$'3.24
*$0:84
1
is
has
that
and
'
PROCEEDS—The
Debentures Offered—A syndicate
Plus accrued interest to dgte of redemption.
'
the
for
preference
—
whole or from time to time in part,
upon 30 days and not exceeding 60
264,877'
3,007,469
Cr76,118
earns.
items
acquired
1
•
company
contracts
1793.
p,
$33.62V2
$83,389,625
1793.
debentures
downward
—
j
has
—
—V.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$19,417,779 $18,017,336 $86,694,663
Hiller Helicopters
$5,465,887
270,054
-
contracted
defense
Corp, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane joint¬
172, p. 381.
headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Lehman Bro¬
thers on May 17 offered an issue of $2,500,000 5% con¬
vertible income debentures, due May 1, 1961 at 100%.
excess
Provision against unrealized
Earned
*$0.7d
giving
I950t—V, 172,
December,
Howard Stores Corp.—April Sales Decreased 20.5'
$1,500,000
basis."
will use the funds for working capital.—V.
Period End. April 30—
sales
1949
$7,513,691
288,906
domestic
in
after
term.
Net
company
1950
$9,641,203
___^
Depreciation
Foreign
937,74?
outstanding
now
Large Gov't Orders—
Government
Period End. Apr. 30—
The
1
capacity, now in process of building, is ample for the
needs.
C. M.
Higbie, Detroit financier and chief promoter
project, on April 12 let an option on the site of the proposed
near
Trenton, Mich., expire.- See also V. 173, p. 760.
from
1,882,643
the'Canton,
The
company
10-year
a
Under
$8,495,000
*$0-93
Gillette Safety Razor Co.—Earnings
Higher—
3
•1,456,559,
$0.J)6
Sales
1792.
steel
Profit
1950
$5,208,871
.1,806,083
_
1988.
has
new
173, p.
for
the
mill
1951
$5,980,206
taxes
Ohio, area and
Hattersley said the defense work is planned
tiie company s output of electric cleaners
tional horsepower motors.—V. 166, p. 760.
nation's
of
752.
p.
($ Subs.)- -Earnings—
with
equipment cost¬
new
cars,
cars
(The) Hecht Co.- -Sales Increased 7.8%—
Cleveland
abandoned
large
$0.37
non-recurring profit.—V.
Steel
Eaton,
as
171,
President, Etc.—
elevated
succeed
to
$14,500,000,
p.
Ground
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$2,793,000 $13,708,000
49,000
717,600
285,600
share
cents'
share
per
outstanding
company
Operating
and John M.
was
173,
The
1951—3 Mos.—1950
income after taxes-
19
$3
Mr.
to
laboratory at the corporation's research center in Harmarville,: Pa.
The building and equipment
will cost an estimated $1,100,000; and
barring material hold-ups, it will be completed in about a year. ^
Gerity-Michigan Corp.—Earnings—
•Includes
of
150,000
^outstanding.—'V.
Hattersley, President, reports that the
The
in
cost
Period Erd. Mar. 31—
com.
now
Alter
sharedpreferred
against'40,00d
have
an
1477.
per
par
will
1,882,643 capital shares
100%
stock dividend paid
the
of
some
$50),
(par
1699.
p.
Gulf Oil Corp.—To Construct
64,874
Sales
Earnings
Indemnity^
Home
the
2480.
Other
Net
of
000,000 of additional first mortgage bonds later in 1951.—V.
.
Haloid Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Bank Loans—
.
value
par
a
latter
the
on
$15,000,000. in
of
Pennsylvania Greyhound
Lines, Inc., an affiliate, each to guarantee the payment of o.ie-half
of
the
$900,000
3% %, mortgage of
the Greyhound
Building Corp.,
New
York, payable $13,907.63 ' quarterly over a 25-year period.-^V.
-173, p. 476.
:
■
209,501
29,351
173, p.
the
has obtained short-term
proposes to continue temporary financing
Greyhound Corp.—Guarantee of Note—
$676,219
51,389
oper.
after
shares
to
Idaho
.
229.450
irom
the?
7.
issued prei-
sale at $100 per
,,
$723,953
$663,973 "
$756,199
1943
income.—
from
presently
other Income—
income
975,000,
cn
of
as
nearly
hopner
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
shares'
Pri¬
of
iinal
a
,
services.—V.
.
1949
railway___,___
oper.
p'aF,
the
preferred
approved; by
approximately' $6,500,090 to $17,500,000.
of $ll,00c,00o in 110,000 preferred
shares-of $5
and
effect
presently
interest rate
an
1953
~
.
the
of
—V.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
the
stock
,
The
300
1376.
o.
of
all
owns
the common
company,
outrtanding of
•Based
.
Net -from
—V.
from
Indemnity
Capital
ap¬
to working capital and will
plants, the purchase of new
new
shares.
March
Pool
ing
$733,423
136,013
1,802,299
railway______
oper. lncome___
93,706
*
Place'Loans
Inc.—To
Great Northern Ry.—New
1948
$745,043
126,096
from
reduce
to
been
Earnings per share_
From Jan. 1—
Gross
have
i.
1949
$819,429
income
oper.
increased
Uncollectible
G.
t,
J. 951
railway.
railway
$5,000,000
construction
armed
company
Frank
Earnings—
/
,
from
from
247,392
;;154,31Q '
$186,061
Batteries,
with
the
changed
man
Georgia RR.
■
$2,789,718
340,371
r
taxe"s__
income
$0.46
'
by
common
1
1988.
p.
add
40,000
,
now
of
Hoover Co.—Has
other corporate purposes.
any
cumulative
On
the
York
It
>
Grand Union
holders-
2480.
p.
the
1963.
authorized
share.
Co.
of
Quarter Ended March 31—
J.
common
dividend
cash
payable June
25
Time Corp.—Secondary
per
be
Sales
H.
amount
for
agreement
made
$35.75
Directors.
Honolulu Oil Corp.
1950
$2,941,913
taxes—
_________
or
fractional
New
of
Insurance
additional preferred
110,000
Home
proposed transaction has been completed, the Home "In'**'
capital will be $1,500,000 And the surplus to policyholder*
preferred
p.
additional funds provided will be available for the
accomplish¬
ment of the company's
$5,000,000 program providing increased capacity,
particularly in the industrial division to manufacture storage batteries
■
stock
ary
Boaids
of
the
tc
the
the
Subs.)—Earnings—
share-
common
total
Offering—A second¬
offering of 9,317 shares of common stock (no par)
was
Downey,
*
sinking fund payments commencing in
in
4Vz%
General
at
The
1
authorized
17
the
available
due
1792.
_
share has also
per
plant
26, page 7, under this heading should have
equipment,
is
173,
Of
be
is estimated at $13,300,000 for
expected that this will require
through bank borrowings or the
prgram
inclusive.
;
directors
share.
per
issuance
sale
present
issue
Both acthns
investment by the Home
of
outstanding and the balance will be added
•
Gemmer Manufacturing Co.—Stock Distribution—
The
,
Daggett, President, on May 17 an¬
nounced that under plan of refinancing, this
corporation
has arranged to borrow $8,000,000 from three life insur¬
ance companies.
for
$4,400,000 of financing,
additional
in
,mfr.
(&
'
>
Canadian
Gould-National
construction
to
will
the
the
for
European
promissory note and the balance of the proceeds will be used to provide
the construction of additions and
improvements to property.
company's
Calif.,
start
any way
for
The
to
peared under "Grand Union Co.," and does not refer in
to Gotham Hosiery Co., Inc.—V. 173, p. 860.
\
and
1839.
p.
would
value)
Indemnity's
Correction—The item appearing in the, "Chronicle" of
in
Gardner-Denver
company on May 15 requested SEC authorization
ot first mortgage bonds, series due 1971.
bonds
When
[,
*
Co., Inc.
income
Earnings
sell $5,400,000
The
authorize
par
$3
Home
demnity's
announce¬
Downey,
1
income
and
vately—Albert
-
at
scheduled
,
profit,
Prov.
backfill
Gardner-Denver
Gas Service Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Plans
_
to
respective
shares
-of
until
run
sales
Net
Republic of
mine car loaders, rock drills, com¬
equipment, and pumps, for mining, con¬
other industries.
The German firm involved
manufacturing
the
$5
The
to
$3
the
nose
the end of 1952 and calls for
complete
T-28 wing, sti that it'willonly heed be attached to
fuselage, and the necessary wiring,' hydraulic, control-and
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
manufactures
Fabrik
now
•
and
the
trainer's
Gotham Hosiery
.
the
with
Quincy, 111., the Economic Cooperative Admin¬
recently.
It is also the first Marshall Plan indus¬
machines.
Under
asked
(at
of
terred shares and 99%7r
*
tooling from
at
Calif.—V.
pneumatic
struction, oil and
;
war
fabrication
canopies
planes, tow targets, and radar structures, the
"
assembly of
'
'
guaranty contract, covering a European
for an American company's manufacturing
granted
Gardner-Denver
be
shares
of
the
plastic
Germany, according to the ECA report.
pressors,
will
supplement present defense orders now-under-,
:
of
istration announced
trial
manufacture
' v;
7;
v
i
Home
Plan
other
Co..
the
June.
8,500
r
"
payments
technical
and
processes
Gardner-Denver
will
said.
Moving
will
Gardner-Denver Co.—Signs Royalty Contract—
firm's
for
of'The
capacity
5000
8,500
3,500
Marshall
contract
Goodyear-Arlzona
for
enclosures
ment
other
first
dollar
the company's Arizona operation, which
during the last
wings and tail surfaces for many of the nationl's warplanes.
envelopes
8,500
173, p. 1889.
The
$0.17
at
»At
5,000
Inq.<..
multi-million
8,500
3,500
Brothers &
$0.22
share—,
common
1792.
wing and
empennage assemblies for
North American
Aviation's T-28,
an
Air
Force advanced
trainer, has been awarded to the Goodyear Aircraft
Corp., for its plant at Litchfield Park on the outskirts of
Phoenix, Ariz..
8,500
Stroud -to Co.,
8.500
Hcrrman
-
5,000
Stern
8,500
162,500
$263,080
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Contract—
2,500
L. F. Rothschild to Co._r
Stein Bros. At Boyce___,
5.000
.
per
the
Indemnity CO., th«*
casualty and surety affiliate of The Home Insurance Co., the latter1
company has offered to invest $11,000,000 in the Home Iridsmmty A
preferred stock. For this purpose, stockholders of the Home Indemnity'
from
6,000
Co
Trie Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
8,500
Fulton, Reid & Co
Granbery, Marache to Co._
Haydenr Stone & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes, - Graham,
Wells to
293,851
$332,026
___
increase
-.7
'
.
in order to
value
2,500
Reinholdt At Gardner
Reynolds to Co
5,000
2,500
duPont
I.
6,000
—-
Co., Inc._
Co.
ec
L.__
>
Paine, Webber,, Jackson to
Curtis—
1__
H. O. Peet to Co._
Edward A. Purcell to Co
8.500
Cruttenden
-Mullauey,
income taxes——
—V,. 173, p.
5,000
Merrill, Turben to Co._!
Brush, Slocumb & Co—___
2.500
Caldwell Phillips Co.__
_.3,500
income taxes
income
Earnings
3,500
5,000
to Co.-__
425 580
Home Insurance Co., N. Y.—To Increase Investment in
Affiliate—
Sc
McCormick Ac Co._________
5.000
;
_
Marx
.
Net
11,000
Rhoades
I
Loewi to Co. _J1
8,500
Co.,
Loeb,
i950
$5,088,562
625,877
—
8,500
5,000
Brothers
M.
belore
Subs.j—Earns.
1951
$6,684,679
.
_____
Provision for
8,500
.
Co..
&
Co.
3,500
J. C. Bradford to Co
R.
Hutton
Co._
Bateiuan, Eichler to Co
J.
E.
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kalman & Co., Inc.___-__
W. Baird& Co., Inc.
Robert
.
Ilcrnblower & Weeks
W.
Piper, Jafiray & Hopwood-
Arthurs,
<
30,635
Shares
....
.
Pierce, Fen-
Beane
Salcs^
Profit
1
.
Brewing Co. (& Wholly-Owned
Three Months Ended March 31—
'
name:
Lynch,
&
ner
Goebcl
below; and each" of the underwriters had
the (number of shares of
common
stock
set
Shares
Goldman.
to- sell to each
named
purbhase,
(closed)5%
,
,
*
mortgage bonds, due March 1, 1959
(St. Clair County Gas <fc Elec. Co.)_
Sinking fund debs,, 2%%
due 1966_'_
-
pfd; stk.,-85tr par value per shr.
4.03%
cumul. pfd. stock
—
,4.26%
cumul.
pfd.
stock —150,000
shares
Common
•Additional
may
be
Co.
(without
bonds
(now
•.
-1
*"•'»'«
„150,000
par
valuO__
of- the- series
•
2,560,000 shs.
5.000,000 shs.
shown
above,
or
of
other
series,
the ^mortgage vupon compliancfc with the terms
principal and interest by American Gas
dissolved).. Liability for such guaranty assumed by North
issued "under
American
>
_
300,000 ShS.
.
outstanding
stock
thereof
1,233,000
8,650,000-
$1,233,000
9,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
Serial
tGuanmteed -as :tO
Light
&
Power
Co.
'
-
6
The Commercial and Finar\cial
(2090)
EARNINGS—Operating
,
This
outstanding
is
Illinois
of
revenues
12 months ended Feb. 28,
$7,800,748.
stock
the
for
Company
Power
1,
May
on
28, 1951, or $2.78
completion of this
new
underwriters
set
forth
named
First
The
Boston
Merrill Lynch,
"
&
ner
A.
G.
.Shares
35,757
&
Co.
Blyth
12,620
&
Glore,
Inc
Forgan & Co
Co.,
Wertheim
C.
&
H.
Inc
Illinois
12,620
The
173,
Newhard,
Cook
&
_
Staats Co.,
6,800
4,340
Fulton, Reld & Co
4,340
J.
2,920
Co
Hurd, Clegg & Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.___—
J.
Hilliard <fc Son
B.
The
Ohio
1,460
1,460
1,460
covering
$1,552,858
1,981
.2,423.
-$523,539
$414,494
$1,550,377
380,229
296,870
1,097,023
$1,209,172
699,704
50
50
150
The
$1,211,595
831
.
of
150
Operating
Net
i
Net
property
oper.
75.868
60,330
$67,392
$55,244
operating
after
40,345
income
charges
«►—V. 173,
28,279
136,290,
...
235,971
1584.-
p.
International Cigar Machinery Co.—Earnings—
i
Quarter
.
Ended
rentals
Bales,
March
and
31—
'
308,952
$3.75
for
Federal income
508,357
217,000
taxes
are
to
offered
be
1051,
the
at
held.
then
share*
terms
Net
■
profit
Common
Earnings
—V.
172,
$0.51
2024.
p.
''
Years Ended Jan. 31—
<-1951
t
*1950
$
sales
Profit
bef.
Federal
3,433,639
1,885,922
N.
2,700,700
3?rov.
Fed.
for
4
income
taxes
2,388,016
1,370,000
725,000
1,110,000
Linnton
divs.
Gash
$1,160,922
$1,590,700
$1,427,016
655,773
Earnings
617,892
617,892
617,892
173,
paid
share—
per
♦Based
V.
——-
;/•
LIFO
on
J
$6.68
$5.15
$3.76
k
inventory valuation,
ton
retail
and
of
1,
ment
$4.62,
of
:
L.
L.
to
-The
Stores,
Inc.
Current
■
fund
sales
shares
of
face
inventories.—V.
Vice-.
Rapraeger,
investment
certificates
Sales
for
The
.
173, p.
1989.
"
,
,
"
stockholders
100,000 Shares
later
-Issued
of
voted
5
to
create
authorized
an
yekr
to
mining
and
the
of
facilities
asbestos
defense
May
on
M.
L.
research
milling
national
,to
meeting
-
of
were
to
and
enlargement
of
operations
increase** Johns-Manville
described
stockholders
to
Cassidy,
Chairman
of
reported
the
the
that
Board
chief
and
Johns-Manville
to
officer
All
produce
amount of materials for defense" and. that the company has
problem of converting production for defense because Johns-Manville'
are equally important in a peace or war economy.
Ir.
discussing the company's expansion plans, Mr. Cassidy
said
no
products,
•that
the
research
new
building
now
under- construction
at
the
insulations,
clothing
and
and
filters
other
for
radioactive
projects .which
will
improved fireproof
vital role in military
play
a
Cassidy
said
that
exploration
work
the
at
Asbestos
fibre
is
a
strategic
shortage of
Mr. Cassidy reported
pany's principal mine,
the
that
-
company's
new
and
there
currently
ings
1941,
exists
$22.10 in
to
1945.
$36%
•value per share in
In
per
1946
share
in
of
asbestos
fibre
at
the
com¬
book
1950,
1941.—V. 173, p.
value
or
$24%
was
more
than
share,
per
double
1890.
the
.
in¬
Exchange
on
May
16
by
Paine,
^Jackson & Curtis after the close of business
on
shares
stockholders
inactive-since
been
used
,
to
on
pay
June
off
25
by
will
vote on
a
4%
per
annum,
bank
short-term
Net
ry.
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
y
income—
railway__j_
173, p.
will
not
.
1951
$280,857
!
1479.
be
Controls
F. C. Weems, President, and associates, on
April 27, sold to Valley
Gamp Coal Co. a total,of 8,611 shares (over 87% i of the 3%% cumu¬
lative prior preferred stock and 32,484 "shares (75%) of the
common
taxes.
Prov. for State inc.
Net
-V.
2,009,283
taxes)
936,090
800,283
731,705
2,137,445
897,215
854,625
399,890
519,568
295,667
254,885
227,367
176,089
65,000
100,000
175,000
$1,672,919
$1,866,066
>
(other
conting™
profit;
profit per sh. (948,Shs. outstdg.)_C— "
;
1377:
■-
•
tax,
loss
1949
'
.
$230,786
40,000
24,518
626,394
"
sales
inc.
Prov. for State inc.
Gross
.
r
from
-V.
171, p.
ry.
9,583
*.
-
$0.96
•
.
Completed—Blyth
*:
1950
$3,942,503
♦882,675
242,359
10,710,689
'811,349
♦570,695
10,925.933
-♦504,367
11,508,067
}
$4,025,863
$3,723,598
♦116,845
183,746
income___
1948
1949
-
$3,720,100.
♦101,575
railway.
oper.
Net
from
ry.
railway__
11,319,477
1
♦4,948
334,568
700,669
156,742
241.471
24,262
31,622
;
income.
?1,795,419
'3,332,860
173,
p.
♦2,739,840
1479.
-Louisiana & Arkansas Ry- -Earnings—
62,177 *
-
•
March—
$7,354,557
80,871
1,830
.
$7,058,049 $31,991,482 $27,969,447
89,187
148,003
254,336
-
2,045
$91,232
7,645
$155,648-
0102,125
"$152,211
1
ry.
oper..-income..
taxes
tax.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.-r-1950
^8,53.0:884
34,053
'
1,830
1951—12
' s
Mos.Cl950
$8,058,163 $32,998,147 $30,604,767
75,293
201,070 .
651.437
2,045
$73,248
U,Q04.
Cr238,€75
* $190,066 "7* $412,762
1950
1949
1948
$1,650,036
$1,634,607
$1,594,445
663,143
634,002
657,166
.233,-586
railway
railway..
from
>
1951
$2,012,625
748,254
.
from
Gross
Net
1951—12 Mos.—1950
r
323,557
309,240
■
248,932
.♦
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net'from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
5.832,786
4,796,866-
4,562,963
4
2,118,773
1,952,122
1,619,716
1,896,614
681,063
-
.*
oper.' income.
940,616
770,825
724,889
.
569,290
-rV. 173, p. 1479.
Louisville 8c Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Gross
1S51
from:
Net
from
Net
ry:
nrlway
railway
oper.
1950
"
1949
1943
$19,163,946 $16,395,062 $15,507,347 $17,520,832
4,217,155
3.385,326
2.410,842
3.178,608
J ,811,637
1,172,214
1,485,499
55,265.152 ' 43.072,321
6,519.707
47,078,313
7,560,057
51.386,573
8.487,529
3,245,290
3,830,023
1,817,764
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net-ry;
—V.
railway..-
railway
oper.
)73,
p.
12,488.781
income_u_""v'
1794.
5,490,359
J
♦229,637,
♦1,129,009
♦2,269,914
rallway_™__
oper.
♦Deficit—V.
40,430
.;
1951
.
railway
from
Net
113,966
143,249
1
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$32,223
1785.
,■;•■■■.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$321,934
.
from
Net
Net* from
-profit
.
rates.—V.173,.
-
Long Island RR.- rEarnings—
March—
873,982
129,799'
$82,611
Period End. Mar. 31—
,Net
,
Inc., as dealer-manager, on May 16 announced the
completion of an offering of 20,000 shares of common
stock (no par) at $14.50 per share.—V. 173, p. 1989.
1948
51,062
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp.
before
•
Long Island Lighting Co.—Offering
••
•
.
171, p. 1785. '
Profit
•„»
$1.67
_
in foreign exchange
against decline
provision
$913,736
$1,586,713
•
$1.97.
$1,76
March—
'
1948
3,575,415
& Co.,
•
71,024
•
sales™™™;™
inc.
i
1949
1950
inc. taxes
for
^Special
p.
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
3,918,450
inc.
Fed.
Net
before
Super-Constellation now
$9,594,705
597
the
Lehigh Valley Coal Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Loss
primarily is accounted for in com¬
countries of the- wor'd for the,
many
1951
charges
Net
Net
loans..
1950
-$244,225
326.797
income™
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
in
5,107,121
taxes
Fed.
♦Reserve
-
—V.
the Lockheed
raise
*
-
railway
oper.
Gross
JKaiiawha &> Hocking Coal & Coke Co.—New
for
for
Misc.
proposal to increase the •
816.417
^
mrailway____'. '
railway
From Jan. JL—.
Gross
backlogs
contracts
before taxes, etc.
than
20-year
106,329
^
fro
will
$14,911,353 $13,252,653 $12,650,931
Prov.
bonds, with an
proceeds of which are
The balance of the
used immediately.—V. 173,"
of
$6,000,000
,
from
the
"of
airline
Net
May 16
—
,
some
into
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
big year in 1952." Production under
1953; Mr. Gross stated.
a
extends
negotiations
Sales
1923.
567.
Net
est mated •
810,000,000.
sell
($4,000.0001
power
and
are
indebtedness
borrowing
Webber,
at $33 .per share, with a dealer's discount of 80 cents per
share.; R was oversubscribed and the books closed
V. 173, p. 1989.
f
have
company plans to
•interest rate of less than
;
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Distribution — A
offering of 19,000 shares of common stock(par $1) was made after the close of business on the New
Stock
sales
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
,
Prov.
/
\
pompany
transport, and the forthcoming
going into production.—V. 173, p. 1989.
used to pay for drilling and
to make payments on options,
$30,000
first quarter sales were
He predicted that 1951
President,
Gross,
E.
that
balance
Income
provide
Robert
Constellatign
net proceeds are to be
to
t
of-at
approval
Navy.
The
mercial
book
secondary
York
and
.
4
production
the
>
of this
Colo.—Stock Offered—
public offering of 88,236
stock at par ($1 per share),
common
March—
world, at Asbestos, Quebec, had
Plans for the future call for construction
.7
v
backlog to more
than
$850,000,000,
not including
any
production contracts at the
Lockheed Georgia division.
Approximately 85% of the backlog is for
military airplanes, including the .F-94 all-weather jet
fighter, the,*
P2V Navy Patrol Bomber, and the T-33 jet trainer for the Air Force
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—To Incr. Authorized Debt—'
p.
1377.
stock outstanding,
contracts
Current
outstanding
present
the
plan,
"The
a <
have increased the value of the stockholder's investment.
In
the book value amounted to $17.79 per share, and - increased
creasing
Approved—
approved the proposed merger
fibre.
mine to -replace the present mill, he said.
discussing
the book
value
of
Johns-Manvilie common stock,
Cassidy pointed out that in the years 1941-1950 reinvested earn¬
Mr.
April 26
the
and
mines
20,365
be
40-for-l split.—V. 173, p.
cdmpany in "position for
corporation has 741,051 shares issued, of'
presently held in the corporation's treasury.
There are presently unissued 258,049 shares, out of a total authorized
issue of 1,000,000 shares.—V. 173, p. 1890.
to
a
of
out
current
>
i
CAPITALIZATION—The
which
The
largest in the
been increased considerably.
>of a new mill at the Jeffrey
to
material
the
of
.
Munro asbestos mine in Northern Ontario is being pursued to determine
if there are additional asbestos ores available.
The mill at the mine
is so constructed that its capacity can be doubled at any time.
•world-wide
expenses
authorized
dusts,
civilian defense.
Mr.
com-,
com¬
pany's Research Center near Manville, N. J., would provide room for
a
number of projects important to the nation's
defense, including the
scientific development of substitutes for critical
materials, jet aircraft
blanket
also is to be paid fa.
*
approximately $200,000,000 for the calendar year.
He'
the impact of heavy taxes, added to a generous
appropriation of over $8,000,000 for capital assets, probably would
cut
into
the
year's
profits.
He added,
however, that, the heavy,
"raake-readv" spending for increased war production would nut the
pointed
BUSINESS—Corporation, Incorporated in Colorado on Aug. 25, 1945,
as owner,
or
as
a lessee,
controls, in whole or in part, the
Horseshoe Consolidation,
consisting of 145 patented claims and 22.
unpatented mining claims, with a total area of approximately 1,433,
acres.
The most important units of Horseshoe Consolidation consist
of lead-silver-zinc mines, known as Last Chance, Fulton and Hilltop.
annual
executive
"expe.cts
the,
of
amount
the
of
the first quarter of last year.
"very satisfactory year" for the
o.
either
great
a
>j£<
etc., and for working capital.
for
contribution*
at
5%
.
to
sales
total
!
a
PROCEEDS—The
•
11.
corporation,
stockholders.*>n
other
Johns-Manville Corp.—Expansion Plans Discussed—
Expansion
to
equal
over
be
wouid
of 191,000 shares be-n
•
10%
up
without underwriting.
(par $100), a part, of which may be
finance the company's construction pro¬
1276.
p.
See V. 173, p. 1989.
the
capital
According
'
Detroit Stock Exchange
the
on
at which time registration
additional shares of
of
issue
preferred stock
this
gram,—V. 473,
April
on
traded
was
1951
to
of
stockholders..
The company on April 25 made a
■
.
fee
a
* *A 5%
commission
of -the preferred shares.
least a majority of the 1,125,704
the compay plans to increase thei
authorized capital stock (par $1) from 1,500,000 shares to 3,000.000 in
order to
effect
a
two-for-one split up through
the issuance of one
additional
share
for
each
share
held.
The
corporation has 9,156
Leadville Lead Corp., Denver,
Iowa-Illinois Gas 8c Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Ap¬
proved—
receive
sale
value, to effect
8ubject
stock will be
exchanged, share-forrshare, for stock of the Delaware corporation,.
which will have authorized 400,000 shares of $1 par value.—V.
171,
p. 361.
May are expected to establish a new
monthly high of $45,000,000,rMr. Clark said.—V. 173, p. 1071.
all-time
stock
corporation,* Under
distributed
announced.
will
the
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—To Split-Up Stock—
at 139
Pennsylvania corporation,'with La France Industries, Inc.,*
wholly-owned Delaware subsidiary.
The lattgr will be the surviving
a
mutual"
and
The
employed John J. Oxley and Jay A. Williams to seek out,
the qualifications ,of those proposing membership, for
which-they
par
—
La France Industries—Consolidation
company,
by this corporation are 16% over the, com¬
parable period of 1950, Grady Clark, Vice-President and General Sales
Manager,
otherwise qualify for membership.
;
'
Services, Inc.—Sales Up 16%—
amount
subscribe', tor one. share of the association s com-;
•
of the loan, which is expected to be
common
-The
Investors Diversified
«
.
„
association Is
-cooperative association organized in February,
which proposes to engage in the production of plywood from both
domestie^soft Jroods. and imported hardwoods.
It intends to conduct
its production operations at -a site in Linnton, Portland, Ore. . Members:
of..the association will be lts employees, each of whom, as a condition'
•
.
registration statement with the
stock of the par value o{
the par
a
The
,
is
company
£ame effective.
,
.
filed
1951,
And K. A. Hornschu Is
company,
The company's offices are located
Nevada.—V. 173, p. 1193. *
Reno,
moncing May 10,
mortgage
,
JO
shares of preferred capital stock of
Value of $2,500 per share.
consummated about
will be used to repiace -funds to be expended for the retire¬
.preferred stock on June 1, 1951, and to finance heavier mcr**-.
chandise
bonds, 3%
series due Jan. 1,
1980, are
available for delivery in exchange for temporary bonds, at The Chase >
National Bank of the City of New
York, 43 Exchange Place, New
York, N. Y.—V. 173. p. 1071.
;
■
•'V• ■
■
\
-
May
on
shares of common capital
$5,000 per share and 200
-respect --of
Kysor Heater Co.—Listing—
first
J
apprpved a proposal to increase the
$1) from 500,000 to 750,000 shares.—
'
--
Association, Portland, Ore.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
Plywood
SEC covering 400
To Mine
xo mine
Treasurer.
St.,
The proceeds
June
inventory basis.—
Interstate Power Go.—Definitive Bonds*Ready—
Definitive
(par
,
is President of the
1478.
p.
i
.
,
association
The
,
stockholders
by
To Borrow from Insurance
negotiating with an insurance
for a term loan of approximately $2,000,000 to ma-.
in equal instalments over a 15-year period.
firm
961,000
$2,063,639
——r
profit
issued
outstanding
only
Kobacker
ture
•Net
ap¬
ters With Securities and
with the SEC
one
'Products inc., tt.eno, niev.
Reno Nev
rrooucis, Inc
Hornschu
Firm—This
•
•
p.
stock
23
1072.
173,
shares
inc.
—;—
shares
Virginia
•
taxes
April
on
common
V.
additional share for each
subscription price
and underwriting
amendment.
Blyth & - Co., Inc., and
of
stockholders
The
62,813,948'
66,886,994
1,000,000 shares and
covering the
Secretary
'$
"3
61,75?,079
to
500,000
from
company,
H.. B.
11948
11949
$
65,508,303
voted to increase the authorized com¬
26
value)
Deposit"-
>
50,000
Net
by
subscription
for
rate
The
supplied
-be
President.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
:
April
on
par
"»:
;
-rV:
The association intends to utilize- the net proceeds from the stock'
which on April 17 filed a letter'-of 'notification* with •,>: s51e''fpr' the" improvement of. the; plant' site land the; acquisition of
proposed issuance and sale of 200,000 shares of
plant facilities and machinery. "
;
'
.' *>
common stock at $1 per share, was. formed for the marketing, : mining
and exploration of a marine fossil deposit knowm as Cape Kiawanda, •.
Lock Thread Corp.—Split-Up Approved—
"
7
which mineral is a valuable ingredient for such px'oducts as soil cor-1
The stockholders on April 18 voted to change the authorized capital,
rectives, animal husbandry, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and food pre¬
stock from 50,000 shares of no par value to 500,000 shares of 10-cent
servatives.
The corporation is capitalized
at 1,500,000 shares, with
This
.•
120,000
$0.49
(no
stock option plan for full time employees.—V. 173, p. 1479.
a
authorized
V: J '
fOSSll
600,000
share—
per
to
Kiawanda
iviawanaa
$308,590
150,000
600,000.
distribute
Lincoln Park Industries, Inc.—Stock Increased—
,
The
,165,000
$291,357
...
,__r_
shares outstanding™—___
stockholders
'stock
proved
Hilliard & Son are named as principal
the SEC
Dividends
vote
and
the common
.
May 14 filed a registration statement
are
23.
May
J. J. B.
1950
'$945,326
473,590
.;,T-
.
will
company
$2.58
$0.20
•
$1,039,982
__
'Profit, before Federal Income taxes,,..,™—,—■
Provision
1951
«.
royalties™
19.404.203
2,754,753
771,895
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp.—Capitalization Increased, Etc.—
mon
underwriters,';w , .
,
net-proceeds nof the stock sale .are to be Used to pay, or
reimburse the'<cofflft&ny Sox, -a -part of 4he .cost of property additions
169,846
and betterment®. The company estimates that its construction program*
$139,472'
Will require expenditures of $10,650,000 in 1951 and $18,890,lHMXiirl952.
This (program
56,174
is expected to -require
an
additional
financing in 1952.; The construction expenditures for 1953,
; .ently estimated at about $16,250,000;
but the manner
v expenditures will be financed lias not been determined.—V.
172;^
vVi
$217,733,
taxes
stockholders
the
The
$798,000
308,952
shares-of its $10 par common stock.
260.071
shares
record
seven
Kent
17,332.864
3,000,830
1,310,808
May 28 on approving a proposal to dis¬
its assets.
It is expected that on
stockholders will receive for each share held
4% shares of Glen Alden Coal Co. stock,—V. 157; p. 899.
t
$1,156,000
$0.12
308,952
-
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
15,173.550
2,555,695
872,054
1377.
liquidation
is
company
The company on
$415,325
'
625
rev..
income
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Corp.—Plans to Dissolve—
The
!
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$38,000
308,952
$63,000
taxes-
.
1951—3 Mos.r-1950
1051—Month—1950
$524,164
revenues
Uncollectible oper.
18,528,648
3,392,645
1,577,710
railway.
railway
oper.
173, p.
solve
doubling its production of burnt dolomite at its
Gibsonburg, Ohio, plant and $1,200,000 has been appropriated for this
construction.
This product is sold exclusively to the steel industry
and is used as a refractory product in the lining of open-hearth fur¬
naces.—V. 172, p. 2221.
The
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
ry.
—V.
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
Indiana Associated
$6,891,927.
1,365,232
596,221
'
1,460
Company
after
income
Capital shs. outstdg
Earnings per share
2,920
1,460
1,460
Inc.
Julien Collins & Company.
557,548
$5,773,384
1,037,783
550,651
income—i-
oper.
from
from
Net
Net
Co.—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
2,920
R.
ry.
,
$5,638,179
1,324,369
830,697
$6,260,628
1,126,163
k
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
2,920
2,920
Co
of Cali¬
fornia
1793.
p.
Company__
Company
William
Co.
&
Chapman & Co,__
Pacific
Bacon, Whipple & Co
—V.
Expand—
May 11
construct
con,pany..pn
1890.
p.
2,920
2,920
Milwaukee Company—
6,800
&
2,920
(Incorporated)
pany
Company,
Marks
M.
2,920
2,920
Com¬
and
Farwell,
.
Walker
Co.,
The
Harris, Hall & Company
(Incorporated)
G. H.
&
Company
12,620
Incorporated.
Laurence
&
12,620
8,740
and
Blair
Byllesby
M.
12,620
Co
Allyn
Baird
W.
Incorporated
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Smith, Barney & Co.—,
A.
Robert
William
Net
1948
194S*
1950
•*~*1951
railway
railway.
from
Gross
applied to the Federal Power Commission
for authority
to
additional pipeline facilities in Nebraska
and Colorado to increase the capacity of its natural gas transmission
system from the presently authorized 164,200,000 cubic feet per day
to 182,600,000 cubic feet daily.
The facilities, estimated to ccst $976,330, would be used to provide
additional gas for the increased demands of the company's existing
markets and to serve new markets in Nebraska and Colorado.—V. 173,
The
the respective number of shares
35,757
Corp
from
Net
before May 31, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1989.
on or
1
March—
Gros3
Bankers Trust Co., New York,
to
certificates
Monday; May 21,1951
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
■
the
their
..
.
From Jan. 1—
below:
Pierce, Fen-
Beane
Becker
share for the
per
*,•,•.».
should deliver
transfer agent,
severally
have
below
Shares
•
and $30
•.
with
connection
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—To
stock
common
the preferred
for
same
1951.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase from the company
of
share
per
offer
the number of shares to
on
$100
purchase. Valley Camp Coal Co. made the
offer to other stockholders.
Stockholders desiring to accept this
In
be
outstanding at the
financing. Quarterly dividends
totalling $2.20 per share were paid on the common stock of the
company in 1950. A quarterly payment of 55 cents per share was made
Feb.
on
at
common,
1951, totalled $47,131,332 and net income was
to $3.01 per share on the number of shares
equal
Chronicle
4,119,345
,
*
Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
f
(2091)
Lower Valley Power & Light, Inc.—Granted License—
i
Federal
The
>
Power
50-year license
to
-maintenance of
Commission
this
hydroelectric
a
on
corpcrtion
coln County, Wyoming.
The project is estimated
May
for
ordered
11
Issuance
added
general
the
of
and will be
.....
company
'
.
operates
available
for
air
an
the
Lynch Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March
;
Net
income
after
Capital, shares
Earnings
•—-V. 172,
taxes—
292.
p.
after
$199,990
450,000
_
,
share-'
per
Operating
■
'
1950
1951
<■
—_
outstanding
/
$230,854'
CAPITALIZATION
$0.43
EFFECT TO
May
4
1,
"convertible
debs,
——L—J——J
$2,000,000
Manati Sugar Co.—Tenders—
The .Central Hanover
will receive proposals
of
of
amount
an
sufficient
to
Bank
to
up
20-year
exhaust, the
Trust
&
1
4%
sinking
of
sum
Manning, Maxwell
The
corporation
SEC covering
The
<
'have
•share
-The
be
record
be
filed
date,
by
offered
their
stock
for
the
the
due
the
'
.
sale
$1,597,150
Feb.
1,
with
hangar,
tan
common
stock, $12.50 par value.;
subscription by stockholders who
each
and
rate
held
share
price
the
on
of
15/44ths
the
underwriting
Hornblower
&
Weeks
record
terms
and
of
principal underwriters.
Since
the proceeds
use
as
working capital.-^V. T73
p." 8.
~
173.
McCord Corp.—New Process Developed—;
of
revolutionary
soldering
new
for
process
in
use
the
.
May 16.
Called.
the.
"Coronil
rBold.erjit»g
Process,",
-
series
»
1951,
under
use
does
boiler
as
not
fuel
electric
its
in
make
to
propose
the
,
1,641
'
•
•
•
Stock"
of-
Purchase
.
-
stock
common
Plans
have
and
75,000
Co.„y._*r,-^._
.100,Q00
Hcrntlower & Weeks^.
200,000
&
remained
to
-f-v.-iwa.
p. j794."
*•
t
profit
Number
5,
•
1951
1950
■ ■
$46,659,847 $35,846,974
6,782,105
4,720,775
4,209,387
1,894,809
$2,572,718
$2,825,966
879,605
800,000
$2.93
T
*$3.21
shares
'
share..
per
Adjusted to reflect payment of 10% stock dividend in
January,
—V. 173, p. 8.
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
i
:
150,000
Period End. Mar, 31—
1951—Month—1950
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev,.,
100,000
21,489
^♦
Opera-ting revenues J.
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
75; 000
$8,318,195
.
041,554
;
.*■
Hete- operating income
after
chargesc
Scrip Certificates
$755,044
$745,467
573,799
,
534,092
-Net
soldering fluxes bearing
;'. The-company's capital stock scrip certificates, series B, are redeemdiscovered by McCord .and devej-,
able- at Guaranty Trust Cq. of New
cooperatively ..with Mathiesonj.i -These M.C.C. fluxes are suitable
York, at "the rate of $.26448 for
in joining most of the
♦'^ach l/OOth of ;a'share.—V. 173, p; 1990^,
"
'
commonly used metals and produce
; ,
,r
>
solder" bonds
of
highest strength; leave no corrosive
residqes-and
"eliminate .corrosion of plant
equipment.
...J
m
f
—V.^73,
1700,
p.
,
Co.—Earnings
-
$7,358,642 $24,557,413 $21,351,292
5,739;619 ~ 18,807,000
16,776,092
873.55!;
.3,300,143
2,494,110
6.521,597
.
1950.
1951—3 Mos.—1958
$7,384,351 $24,622,421 $21^30,031
25,709
65,008,
78,745'
$8,339,884
....
200,000
,
'—I—
capital
sub¬
$150,000
...
Mrssinn Development Co.—-Redeems
.
of
"
-
r.
•
.
$0.86
6.
p.
„^
Earnings
White & Co^
-• *'• • '.
**■ ■
•
$730,888
$0.98
Profit before income taxes
Prov. for Federal income taxes
Walstcn," Hoffman &/'
Goodwin
-4-
$832,594
—^
Quarter Ended March 31—'
Sales
-
100,000
—
■
offered
issued
been
171,
Net
which
1950
$1,148,206
417,318
948,320
:
Motorola, Inc.—Earnings—
initial
the
now
1
income
—V.
;
at
debentures
1951
$1,780,914
taxes
share
'
•
,
income
income
under
-
issuance,
for
the
of
shares
Co.J.^JJw
Cchu
thbnovel-",ohejnioal-
generating
sales of natural
any
'
'
(est.)
/
-
•
—
-
Burnham
manufacture
own
taxes
Metropoli¬
made
Brbthers_J.J-.I_ $400,000 ' Morgan &- <3o.__
:
Inc,
J. 300,000 • Reinholdt-&Gardner—
JBall,»Bulge'& Krausl.i.- .150,000 v I. M. Simon & Co.__L—
automotive
*
Paul
been
Lehman
«
i
.
have
.'Kalman & Co.,
radiators and other heat exchange equipment has been
developed by this corporation in cooperation with Mathiespn Chemical
Corp., Baltimore, Md.t it was announced on
jnetallurgical method employs a new
"the trade name M.C.C., which -were
28,
conversion
upon
Barret, Fitch & Co., Inc.
"
public
•»
2482.
p.
before
Net
respective underwriters ' named below have
severally and not jointly, to purchase, and the corporation
has
agreed to
sell
to
them, the respective- principal
amounts
of
debentures set after their names:
^
-
'
■
transported through the combined facilities solely
Earnings per common
UNDERWRITERS—The
f
agreed,
*
A
loans
•
scribing employees.
"
1794.
p.
Minneapolis-St.
*
rate,
Feb.
issuable
C-
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—New Process
Developed-rSee McCord Corp. below.—W.
t
at
-no
1951,
present intention for such issuance.
$Not including 180,000 shares reserved
.
retire
for
facilities
15,
May
of
agreement.
conversion
Dodge
^accrued
'"available
and service
As
no
to
are
Clark,
be
Power's
company
172,
Federal
200,000 shs.
therepf
of the stock sale, the company intends to redeem
the
$281,000 of cumulative preferred
stock
at par
plus
dividends, and plus a premium of about $2,600.
The balance
of the net proceeds will be added to
the general funds of the company
and
*
(par $25)
Profit
$417,114
stock
date.
"
Three Months Ended March 31—
-
1,000,000 shs.
tThe charter of tho corporation permits the issuance of its
preferred
in series by resolution of the board of
directors, but no shares
have been authorized for issuance and. the corporation has
,
a
FPC.
Motor Wheel Corp.—Earnings—
325,000
(par
office
Airport
this
the
The
"gas.—V.
®On Oct, 31, 1950, the corporation
entered into an agreement with
Fhiilips Petroleum Co. whereby the latter has agreed to lend the
'corporation not'to exceed "$325,000 for the construction of additional
sinking fund, at
statement
notes
stock
•(Preferred stock
Inc;—Registers With SEC
registration
interim
1957,
•
is to
gas
Montana
plant.
$1,597,150
1363
Common
it
to
the
is
$2,000,000
*4%
paying agent,
for
8
bonds
1136.
p.
a
for
subscription
as
fund
preemptive rights at
amendment.
named
are
From
to
additional
supplied
Co.
&
-
is
waived
of
16
150,000 shares of its
stock
not
172,
& Moore,
May
on
June
on
$160,525 held in
tprices not exceeding 102V2%.—V.
/
,
Co., New York, as
(EDT)
p.m.
from
company
Natural
due
mtge., notes 3 '/a % -3 %.. payable
monthly, ,1951-1955
j.—_-—
necessity
The
.for
•
Outstanding
Chattel
1
:
j
FINANCING"
Authorized
'12-year'
1
;
PRESENT
:
proposed
Montwift
convenience
proposing to build an 8-inch line from the Hark
"Mountain Field in Wyoming to
Warren, Montana, and to convert ah
'existing oil pipe line extending from Warren to Billings, Montana.
income
net
,
GIVING
430,000
$0.51
during i$5Q totaled $8,238,390. while
$355,446.
1949 "
$193,279
450,000
$0.44
,
revenues-
"taxes' was
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and
.
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Montana Power
Co.—Proposed Construction-^ yc*";
The Federal Power Commission
on May
9 found that the
.construction of natural gas pipeline facilities in
Wyoming and
by this company will not require a certificate
carrier system extending
Gulf of Mexico to within 70 miles of the
Canadian border,
covering 3,992 route miles and serving 36 cities iu
12-mid-eontinental
states. Cities served Include
Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul,
Omaha, Kansas City, Tuisa, New Orleans and Houston,
from
*
-
funds
purposes.
BUSINESS—The company
.
i
...
to cost $620,Q00.
the
corporate
a
construction, -operation and
on Strawberry
Creek in Lin¬
project
to
genetal
of
the
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$2,450,270 J $2,081,P8A1,915,024
1,486;815
,
.oped
for
use
,
£
McCord Corp., with eight plants in
.
'and
Canada,
several
the
of
midwestern states
.
March—'
/.
has been
serving the automotive industry in the United
.States and. C4nada for-, over 40
years, manufacturing radiators and
other
parts for Studebaker, Nash, Hudson*' -International Harvester,
♦Chrysler-of Canada, Ford,-Lincoln and
many others,
.
.
.
Mutual Citrus Products Co., Anaheim,
Calif.—Files—.1
The
company on May 8 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 5,000 shares of common stock, to be offered at par ($10 per
share) to present stockholders^ without
underwriting.
The proceeds,
are
to be used for
working capital.
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
,
from
-'.Gross
*
"">'1951
railway..
.
'
*
1950
•
$201,566
•"""'
■"1949
$187,493
;
,1948
-
>
$179,154
-
$210,276-
-
f
,
Mathieson
.Netrfrqm,railway'J
\
••'Net ry.'-oper.
Chemical
Gross
Three Months Ended March 31—
„
income
after
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
173,
all
*
share..-
common
^-
809,252
537,165 ' ("
167,745
124.163
57,908
40,871
,
oper,. income.^-
173,
1480.
p.
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4
American
Marietta
Co.
above.—V.
165,
*5
from
Net
Net
ry.
Period End. Mar. 3l
1951—Month—.1950
~
rev..
•Net
l
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,
-
—
.
"a Net operating income.;
Net
after
—V.
173,
$1,807,654
1,596,090
charges....
1585.
p.
.
r
*,.,!■■■
.
1-
c
.'
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•
Earnings
per
,^l.iAfter
all
1950
"The
adjustment
able
the SEC for
has
Co.
the
Hanover
The
loans
not-received
-ferred
or
Bank
credit
op,
$3,000,000
chares
common
& ' Trust' Co.
agreement
by
June
the
cr-
It
i3
antic pated
manent financing
maturity
The
i
28,
that
at
*
the
bank
ry: oper.
bank
borrowings for
Mellon
National
has.issued
1951. to request
a
order
an
hearing
request of American for
Of stock.—V. 172, p. 382,
from
debt
of
will
be
time
the
sale
of
obligations
retired
prior
giving interested
the
on
joint
17,664.319
17.185,956
19.229.227
4,264,227
4,340,859
1.987,581
1,616,205
pointed
out
*
that
3,398,207"
1,118,093
1,351,270.
.
revenues
gross
up of movement of-consumer
It is -expected
1951,<- and
is
No.
that
52,
*
the
to
for
»
pre-
A
Oct.
dated
*
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1951
per¬
first
iricorae__L""'
2,300,859
until
which
purchase
the
"
1950,
■
;
it' 'Iof
4."?J J'
.-
the
1,897,389
•
-
The- debentures
per
share
itbrough
through
An
_
In
through
May
May
annual
1954
are
Service
June
15
and
retail
and
debentures
1,
May
1958;
1,
1960,
sinikng
will
will
convertible
fund
extend
be
1956;
1,
and
at
when
to
at
for
$12.50
per
share
share
per
conversion
the
and
stock
common
$14.28 4/7
the
redeemable
into
50,702,691
9,820,994
5,374,694
will
expires.
Of
J
9,459,458
operative
Under it the
at
plus accrued
redemption purposes the debentures are redeem¬
able at prices
-ranging from 103J/2% to 100 Vs-%; plus accrued interest.
interest.
„
For..general
Co.—Proposed
below.—V,
Acquisition—
172, p.
PROCEEDS-^A major
corporation
includes
the
construction
Bt.
Paul
toward
the
purchase
of
a
part -of
costs
of
of
the
proceeds
will
be
applied
by
the
its
capital expenditure program which
additional aircraft and equipment and the
new
hangar
Metropolitan- Airport.
and
The
service
balance
unit
of
at
the
the
Minneapolis-
proceeds
will
be
from
.
Net
ry.
-
-
at
tions
and
from
Net. from.
Net 'ry.
*
shares
.
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173, p.
(&
173,
;
.
$2,871,833
——
1950
'
$1,247,038
155,400
101,732
420,000
420,000
$0.37
$0.24
——
of
stock
common
\
since
,•
the
2-for-l
stock
"
1951
1950
1949
1948
$557,413
$406,311
$501,591
188,283
85,516
178,180
64,833
128,751
*93,762
*21,507
income
railway-——
♦
income—
173, p. 1480.
744,241
128,568
754,322
.-25.58L
*151,676
262,867
;
$1.04
—
~v
$3,252^654-
-535,014
$0.51
company, and
subsidiaries at the end
oif
current assets of $7,378,029 and current liabilities
1585.
p.
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*■
and
applied
six
to
and
other
the
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subsidiaries
SEC
$2,706,200
distribution
of
of
for
and
of
New
authorization
'
England
horrow
to
amounts
Central
Light Co.,
conversion
of
their
respective
Massachusetts
Maiden
&
Gas
Northampton Gas Light Co., $400,000;
$1,500,000, and Wachusett- Gas Co., $250,000.
SEC
a
has
interested
given
hearing
upon
in
con-
available
the application.—V.
173,
Gas
in
are:
$400,000; Glou¬
Light Co., $3.-
Salem Gas
Light
Co.,'
J
until
persons
borrowings
Co.,
Melrose
000,000;
The
costs
expected to be
gas
1
$500,000;
Gas
for
natural
1951.
cester
p.
May
24,
1951,
to
*
1891.
-
New England
SEC
Securities
association
covering
NEGEA
of
Gas & Electric Association
—
on
its
seeks
May
shares
filed
16
stock
common
authorization
May 31, 1951, one
then outstanding (as
shares
tional
to
be
also
Registers
an£ Exchange Commission—
record
offered
would
be
a
registration
with
Ibo
'
offer for
to
subscription by stockholders
common share for each eight
additional
of April 30,
on
.
statement
proposal.
financing
this
entitled
the
1951,
basis
to
would
number
be
197,243
of
addi->
shares).
unsubscribed shares
on
the basis of one additional share for each share held, subject to
'allotment on a pro rata basis.
The subscription price, underwriting
terms and other details afe to be supplied by amendment.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied to the retirement of -two
$500,000 short-term botes held by Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York, and State Street Trust. Co.,. Boston.
Any balance of such
proceeds' will be set aside for the purpose of acquiring under pre¬
emptive
The
the
2,021,160
1950
$6,036,824
;
—
share—
extensions,
half
companies
The
1951
.
Suhs.)—Earnings—
382.
279,572
railway-—
oper.
year.—V.
1951
Arlington," $1,200,000;
$750,321
.
■
railway
Deficit.—V.
in the history
year
previous fiscal
the
have
with the
latter
The
,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
an aggregate of $7,150,000 from The National City Bank of New York.
Of the proceeds, au
aggregate of $1,025,000 would be applied to the
of bank notes, $3,418,800 to construction of property addi-<
request
$149.50.—V.
share—.
railway—-
oper.
from
payment
.
Show.-
charges and taxes—
outstanding—,—
common
420,000
from
Net
47%
Light Co.
-
System
Stockholders
Mafch—
Gross
total
Arlington Gas
uectin
'
1438.
Monongahela Ry. -Earnings—
..
pf
$2,416,854.—V..£73,
Electric
,
split of last December.—V. 173, P> 762. •'
become
including May 1, 1962.
the principal amount,
after
on
just ended-^the best
year
over
New England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
3,913,344
and
J
sheet
March showed
50,481,872
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Corp.—Shareholders
on May 14 announced that "share-.
Series
now
under
45,310 and
hold
1,577,160
10.898,970
4,794,577
-
shares
up
common
per
Balance
♦
Co.—Earnings—
shipments
at
thereafter
privilege
debentures
$11.11 1/9
thereafter ?.nd
Monarch Machine Tool
Common
383.
p.
f•
A
revolutionary midget-size automatic tape record¬
of repeating a sales, advertising or safety mes¬
Three Months Ended March 31-
r^Earnings per
Securities
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
Earnings
1948
2,149,367
47,178,094
Distributors Conference and
income
Research
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net sales
J.
Net income after taxea
time
Net
&
President,
.
capable
Net
173,
which compares* with 712 shareholders
holding 223,512
company,
With
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Debentures Offered-^-A
purchase group headed jointly by Lehman Brothers and"
Kalman & Company, Inc., on May 15 offered
$2,000,000
of 12-year 4V2% convertible debentures
due May 1, 1963.
The debentures were priced at
100%, plus accrued int.
above.—V.
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completely
into production
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Co.
662.
S'r
>
'l949J:!A.
of
-
Jr.,
$29,687,000 far the fiscal
p.
')*
Known as the Message Repeater, the new
device, which measures
only g inches high, 5 xh-inches wide and 5 inches deep, is the invention
this corporation, which has announced
that the machine will go
May
includes
$3,000,000
department
semi-annually.—-V. 172,
-
Light Co.—Offer for Stock—
Share
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Public
Parts
construction
shown
;
:
.
&
National
the
at
•of
173,
endlessly, or at pre-delermined intervals is being shown for the
to appliance dealers and distributors at
Chicago, 111., at the
sage
Include
are.
1841 fiscal year-end," As of
April 30, 1951, pet assets
Securities-Series were reported -at $83,060,412
up
33%
from
the
earlier figure.
year
Market
value
of securities
held
ex¬
ceeded their cost by about $8,500,000.
Sales
of
National
Mutual
Funds, it was
further
reported,
wero
•
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of
shares
$20,734,759 $17,122,251 $17,755,769 $17,391,706
4,903,464
3,953,266
4,216,077
3,418,853
Union Electric Co.-of Missouri
new,
$57,2li
of. National
will
<
1948.—V.
1,
'
railway..,
machine
which,
Securities
Simonson,
holders
t 14,621,546 shares
the
trend
•-
.
.—
Mohawk Business Machines Corp.—New Product—
extended
the
persons
application,
authorization, to
>l"
the
suuor-
through
National
Hr J.
*
.
goods primarily
increasing
'.
ry,
See
■
,
See Electric Bond
increased
_
Bank
36,257
$61,155
on
;
Missouri
93,520
40,770
477,552
from railway.—,.
57,472,801
from.railway—12,133,474
oper, income—T
- 5,776,077
—V. 173, p. 1480.
Net
'annual
the
621,810
Net
ex¬
ing
later
651,174,,
.Gross
to
does-not
of,
1,302,160
5,518,391
.
slowing
From Jan. 1—
date,
SEC
from
Net
.
appropriate
an
1,779,431
195i
railway..^.
Net
prepayment of $3,000,If t'e Pipe Line company
1951,
loans
1,654,590;
President,
of
results
-X
$6,193,609
20,143.199
>
statement
the
•
National Power &
1948
$6,696,545
'rn„v»..
from
1949
$2,086,101
101,925
$65,319
1635.
,
lr.
•
1950
$2,106,042
•
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1951
......
.NOTE—Above
.
•
1950
a
1951,
20,
issuance
rlinated to the bank loans.
i,
and
requires
before June 20.
or
Earnings—"
$6,098,900
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross
/ *
authorization
mrturity of $20,000,000 of
Centra)
,
Junfc
March—
.
year and to issue and sell
30,0(>O shares of-its common'stock for
$3,000,000 cash tq it-; parent, American Natural Gas Co.
The borrowings wore, made from The
National City Bank of New
of
on
-
>Vr
Seeks to Extend
—
one
Trust
.
.
May 11 authorized payment of one coupon of the
mortgage bonds,. > This coupon will become due and pay-
;
$1,922,690
;
-Bank Loans and Issue Additional
Stock to Parent—
&
224,678
'
1950
$2,153,921
-
York,
233,427
196,044
699,295
incomg^
a
sales
Net profit
,
moBths
directors
'p.-"1480.
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1951
....
Michigan-Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.
-000
ir.^oper.
'
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"Up £"6 the present time," C.-A. Woodhouse,
President, said, "releases
our
customers continue to require full time opevat on
with some
overtime.
Our
backlog of orders on May 1,1951 was in
excess of $2,500,000."—V.'
173, p. 661. "
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t 'r ■ •
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452,478
1,897,698
railwa
•Y.' Fra5ey:
..7
,,
Higher—
\
company on May
the July 1,- J951
1,063,975
430,917
•
4
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>$6,955,550
railway......
three
from
The
1,071,741
441,751"
76,304 ".■-.resume
with the stepped^up defense requirements.''
"occasional
tend
from
-
//
19&1 and $1,206 in. 1950. ■>
....
w
1,076,063
1951
I ' D.
.-$0.31
$0.39i
:
:
Net, incr
operations,
mfJitaryprjMTQction.
J..,^^$©.40
Sales
1-.
68,924
because of full Inventories-and because of the changeover from civilian
$1,447,812 -'rto
97,114
share
non-recurripg charge* of $21,593 in
*
1
-traffic due-To
1951
charges and taxes..
common
Sales for First'Four Months 10%
4 Mopths Ended April 30— - '
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$1^96,478
after
$0.46
share
common
...J.
$3,223,693
before -inc. taxes..^., 130,639
Prov, for Income taxes..
65,320
139,750
79,861
$2,957,OOOj or 17%, while net
income showed an Increase of
"At
$335,000, or approximately 37% ,
the presenOlme," Mr. Fraser
said; "there is a leveling-off in carload
sales.
income
i
income
first
Three Months Ended Maroh 31—
..."■Net
136,408
Net
1480.
p.
; Froin Jan. 1—•
Net
-Michigan Bumper Corp-—Earnings—
565,063
,
527.260
199,497
oper.
Net Trom
'..
r
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railway.,.^—
171,
.Gross
$1,319,107 ' $5,540,648
$3,985,753
1,118,494
4,795,198 ...3,389,250
per
173, P. 1930.
1950
$6,123,387
667,486
.....
Three Months Ended March 31—
$365,575
70,278
'
,
1,265.392
March--
j
1951
$8,519,165
taxes.
National Fireproofing Corp.—Earnings
Higher
1948
"
$365,812
156,178
73,202
railway...^
Crpss from .imilway
Net fyom railway.
Net ,ry. opcr^ Jr.come-.__
U—-••
after
/
>
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...
income
Earnings
•
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Net
204,830
J
>
1949
$374,949-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
1951—3 Mos,—1950'>
<
—
49,454
Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
Net
p.
,
.Operating taxes
ry.
—V.
.$13,230,121 ;$4i,29R,929 $38,992,896 £33,059,V»1
9,306,448
«^55,290
27,171,747,125^110,087
...2.116,079 ^.1,321,532
' 6,280,501
3,963,951
.
from
from
^
$13,241,518 $11,330,968 $39,026,674 £33.194,448
"
11,337
" —
41,039
33,-778
':'-T34;657:
_—,
Operating revenues
Operatiiig. expenses
->
Net
•>
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.-^-Earnings—
Operating revenues
.Uncollectible oper.
51,534
1950
$464,325
inc<5me__i:
oper.
1951
L
railway.
railway
from
Gross
'
'
,
509,954
146,498
171,720'
-
"
March—
$1.57
1457.
p.
605,606
■
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Metals Disintegrating Co.,
Inc.-—Exchange Offer—
National Cylinder Gas
Missouri Hli nois RR.—
From.Jan, 1—
c"
13,664
'
railway....
Gross
464,000
.
$1.34
t_
1794,
..
46.350
22,767
—V.
•
$730,165
464,000
from
Net .ry
1950".'
$623,705
,
-..,
'
1951
charges and taxes
outstanding....
62,174
-
•
fromJraUway..!„J.
'Net
—V.
Common
13,271
From Jan. 1—
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co*, Inc. (&
Subs.)—Earnings
Net
ineome..,;
44,756
•'* ' 14,976
'
Corp. is one 'of-the largest'.manufacturers of
►industrial and agricultural chemicals^ in the
United States, with
14
plants located from Niagara Falls. -N.
Y.,-to Houston, Texas,' producing
.basic chemicals and allied products.—V.
173, p. 1700.
1
V
52,153 -,"
,
Edison
1,758,211
1,949,357
674,804
860,460
open
46,991
209,633
4 and
right,
additional
$500,000
purchase
Co., and
account
later
-stocks
State
common
of
Street
stock
subsidiaries.
Trust
of
Co.
New
was
-
Algonquin
P-
against
1585.
applied
Bedford
that from Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
to
173,
from
additional
applied
shares).—V.
common
borrowed
of
purchase
was
to
Gas
<fe*
loaned
Oh
Transmission Co. for construction
payment for additional Algonquin common
Gas
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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New England Telephone &
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
oper.
rev..
Operating revenues
Operating
$16,786,443
__
12,230,363
2,390,273
expenses
Operating taxes
E.
_—
Net
operating income
Net after charges
$15,611,643 $49,416,281 $45,705,184
11,543,732
36,023,567
33,762,823
1,880,854
7,073,000
5,563,729
$2,165,807
$2,185,057
1,515,161
1,499,882
$6,378,632
4,333,580
$6,319,714
4,394,857
To Offer Additional Common Stock—
directors
oft
ratid of one
the
share for each
new
two
shares
Machold,
President,
North
share,
American
Aviation,
Operates
Inc.
Glore, Forgan & Co
C.
A.
Allyn
and
to mail to the stockholders sometime in June
a prospectus offering the new stock
for subscription. <
<
Proceeds from the sale of additional stock will be applied toward
reduction of the amount of outstanding• temporary
borrowings, the
campany said. It stated that this indebtedness was incurred to fihance
extensive postwar plant additions and service improvements, with the
expectation of permanently financing such borrowings as soon as piacticable. Such stock financing, it was pointed out, has been for several
years the company's expressed objective.—V, 173, p, 1585.
Cruttenden
24,850
Quarter Ended March 31—
4,650
4,650
Kalmen
Hayden, Stone & Co.-.
12,000
12,000
Loewi
Hornblower & Weeks..
12,000
Reinholdt
W.
12,000
Scott, Horner 6c Mason,
Central Republic Co., (Inc.)
Hutton
E.
Co
&
9,000
—
6c
Co.—
Co.—-
9,000
Bosworth, Sullivan
Inc.
V. 173; p. 1795.
6c
Income from operations.,.—
Other
Operating
$5,158,272
241,306
—
Income
.
__
$5,399,578
10,300
$2,571,243
1,470,000
.
$297,547
980,000
*$0.15
Federal income and
Earnings
share
per
!—
from previously reported
adjustments.—V. 173, p. 1701.
*Revised
ehd
$0.13
1951
from.;
railway....i
Net from railway.;.....
Het ry. oper. income...
From Jan. 1—
$1,108,720
•
174,871
'
.
railway
Net from railway
.....
Nit ry. oper. income..:.
^~V. 173, p. 1480.
*
share,
due
to
•
'
Rodman 6c
the
1463.
.
.
.
28,717,436
r
3 ;364,911
1, 383,309
period End. Mar. 31—
Operating-revenues
$867,322
405,519
Uncollectible
$1,021,946
462,694
177,300
$931,993
393,010
168,618
207,799
*2,937,424
-
389,771
33,900,661
3,786,540
1,006,073
.
■
New Orleans, Texas &
March—
v
Mexico Ry
-
Operating revenues
$10,847,980
Operating expenses—. '
7,643,492
1950
Co.—Earnings-
$653,032
226,142
v 1951—3 Mos^l950
"
$9,432,357 $31,312,918 $27,341,452
t .20,251
78,41474,380
operating income
Net after charges...—
—V. 173, p. 1586.
1,090,232
$1,420,218
:
217,605
taxes
s
$4,634,467
$3,206,469
2,045,495
3,937,407
,f
.
•
.
.
Sparks, Nev.—jTiles, With SEC
274,869.
,2,134,407
947,534
784,896
2,109,710'
972,288
854,327
366,193
Northwestern Pacific
799,392
.
Rj. oper.-revs...
Ry. oper. exps...
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Net
$
rev.
70,637,786
60,503,972
...
fr, ry. oper..
10,133.614
3,330,607
Net ry. oper, income
Net inc, after fxd. chgs.
♦Deficit.—V,
173, p.
1,407,359
*
March-
-Net
Net ry.
*2,303,071
*7,955,773
from
Net from
1950
1949
2,026,306
271,123
*60,396
ry.
*51,806
*20,265
*278,531
...
,
30,614
734>9C4
717,101
296,770
262,858
677,218
169,218
.231,481:,
153,473
133,802
29,153
-26,131
Net
revenue™
expenses.
$2,547,128
$2,170,161
740.219
507,873
$7,100,550
1,759,722
1.-.
oper.
'
rov._
$410^469
Net
$7,161,004
Net
2,201,581
.
operatini?
income
■
■
i
1
Profits from operations—
Interest income (Port of Seattle
-261.874
47,024' ■ '--24,719
$49,612
23.349
•
.
i
1951
$481,909
railway....
railway,
$433,858
137,448
from
from
112,429
ry, oper. Income
From Jan. 1—
from
from
Net ry.
*
4^,488.
railway....
1949
1948
s
.
1
,
$412,123
$490,606
80,926
175,625
75,197
'
39,490
22,221
Period End. iMar.
1,223,348
328,641
1,179,743
-•
225,016
44,916
m
,
$1,268,059
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
rev..
oper.
operating
1951—Month—1950
revenues
Uncollectible 6per.
_—
rev,.
p.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
♦
865
'$26,784
164,875
:
$22^457
'
6,976
"71,639
$174,468 "
$53,309
8,570
'97,860
Earnings^.:
-
..
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951-Month—1950
$'
revenues ^_—
Uncollectible opef. rev._
1
Net
Net
.»
taxes
operating
income
after charges
:—V, 173; p.
Co.—Earnings—
.
116,715
-
100,810.091
:
369,946
'314,230
34.656,384 113,419,420 100,440,145
25,184;322
78,676,348 74,416.312
4,852.286 19,496,868
13,626,530
Operatinr revenues
^ 38,736,212
Operating -expenses ——
26,939,567
operating
$
•$
"
34.773.099 113,733,650
38,841.611
105,399=
Oi>erating
.
.
.
:
?98,422
6,614,581
5,182,064-
4,619.776
3,682,668
4,362,065
15,246,204
12.397,303
12,294,096
9,276,312
■'
1587.
'
__
46,047,955
30,671,020
9,316.912
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp.
$11,860,700 $10,602,386 $34,537,108 $30,696,306
11,212
27,623
32,888
91,641
173,
$1,604,552
1,574,123
$1,637,935
1,648,592
$4,596,233
4,464,329
§
4<r,579,720 135,113,078
29,488.943
90,922,343
6,452,664
27,035,101
il7,588,256
sales
of
and other
sales
and
'
inc.
operating
Net
after
—V.
173,
income
charges
85,707,207
Depletion >
Depreciation
18,793,617
Provision for Federal
6,059,723
5,294,674
4,638,107
3,925,974
17,155,634
12,837,432
14,417,021
10,120,868
Net
Net
1586.
p.
and
Operating revenues
Operating expenses....
$1,157,225
Crude
; 1951—12 Mos.—1950
$971,034
773,850
695,645
$4,610,195
3,021,699
—V.
$4,063,343
2,742,436
income
income
taxes
$383,375
income tax
income; deductions...—'
income
....
.♦Earns, per share
♦Based
on
99,500
-144,281
142,911
$0.38
$275,389
31,500
$1,588,496
198,279
Net income
193,048
592,921
55,251
812,707
382,343
$0.15
$2.18
$1.03
•
172, p. 1832.
—w
2,560,202
—
1950
1949
$6,497,335. $3,591,041
*'
-.$623,639.
335,866
127,600.
-
;
; .8^21,000
32.119: 3Aia.;'
621359
*After preferred dividend requirement's.—V. 172,
p.
$0.27
13;,
■
...
Net
founded. in
♦Loss,
of
■
inois..
cotton is spun 'and woven "Into various kinds of
and its own sewing plants in Chicago, Cairo and Danville, Ill¬
Sewing operations are ."also Conducts at Opelika.
/
'
,
.
.
.
^Includes treasury shales.
••
EARNINGS—Net sales for
705,192
profit
tlje year ended Jan. .31, 1951, -were $13,with ^ $11,669,908^ 1h the-preceding fiscal year. Net
Federal income takes for the" latest fiscal year -was
compared
after
Crl61,000
2,394,000
$3,911,033
15,000,000
Nil
S0J26
.
.
■
NOTES—Working-capital Arose -to-$47,505,239
Packard
.
♦$259,586
15,000,000
.'
J
•
at
March
1951,
31,
*
-
in the first three months of this year totaled
against 16,881: in the corresponding 1950 quarter.
;
production
25,296 units
.
Hugh !J. Ferry, President. said: "Military business on our books now
$250,000,000/ but - security regulations preclude • a
detailed
:
Y.'"'r
"•••
:
exceeds-
breakdown."
.'
The
1951 first
290.613,
,
quarterbalancef sheets shewed1 current assets/ of 471,r
$25,014,162, and U. S. Govt, and mother
$18,706,9§0, and current, liabilities were $23.;
including, cash; of
marketable securities-of
■785,374.
•. ;
;
\
"
■
$0.02
3,477,000.
$2,499,973
15,000,000
•
$0.17
compared with $44,631,069 - at the same, date a year-ago.
•
now- one.
—~
!
profit.
Earnings per share:!.—.—:—-----
'
•
l898 .and- is
taxes^_^__
income
—
tNumber capital shares.^—^—
■
a
was
for
taxes^
Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
•
1950
' 1949
j
$58,186,348 $37,863,283 $35,767,498
5,976,973
*420,586 • 6,305,033
sales
Prov:
■
Offered—Public
where- raw
'
..
Profit'before-income
•
$52,403
'
Net
84522"^ '■-•rentaL trade.
621359
'/
Packard Motor Car Co. (&
Quarter Ended March-31—
.
6,869,000
made
BUSINESS-YThe business
$0.23
"on 4,534,224 shares of common
stock outstanding when
stock split became effective on May 4, 1951.—-V. 173, p. 199L
2,979,000
,
(barrels)3,382,000
the most: important integrated'manufacturers serving, the Jinensupply
The company. operates its' oWn te'xtile mill in' Opelika,
$2,719,763'
-
.-$208,266
621,359
$0.94
$1.27
$0.50
subscribed and the books closed. "
1951
-——
$0.20
♦Based
6,563,377
$0.50
.,
$1,066,049
;
$0.95
share.,!
$8,360,862
$1.37
6,563,377
;
$916,645
132,501
'
♦Earnings per common
.
cloth,
Common shares outstanding
^Earnings per common share——
was
;(par $5 each) by
173, p. 203,
Ffdfit before income taxes..——1,600,889
Federal income taxes..............
977,250
Net-income
refineries
$1,103,270
37,221
$945,597
28,952
$4,464,941
—
Pfd. dividends paid
on May 15 of 200,000 cornmonv shares
banking group headed by Glore, For¬
gan & Co. The stock .was priced at $13 per share. The
shares offered represent 40% • of the holdings - of selling
stockholders who together-owned all of the 500,000
shares outstanding.
The offering was quickly over¬
$1,320,907
Newport Industries,Inc.—Earnings—
—
at
1949
1950
1951
—$4,664,941
200,000
income taxes..;
Federal income taxes
3,174,102
$9,015,064
—
per. common share
....
stock outstanding
common
oil processed
"offering
144,100
843,743
372,256 shares outstanding.—V,
Three Months Ended March 31—
Resales
of
$0.08
Pacific Western Oil Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
297,955
4,547,419
taxes
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Stock
Oper. inc. before Fed.
Fed.
taxes
1950
4,019,192
amortization
Cash dividends paid (per share)
Net crude oil produced, (barrels
New York Water Service Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings1951—3 Mos.—1950
charges &
all
depreciation and depletion.—V. 173, p. 2026.
Profit before
$49,990,747 $43,839,966
32,011,488
29,446,845
397,584
income
income
Shares
period End. Mar. 31—
after
♦Also after
$4,703,206
4,633,613
1951
income..^.,
expensesi..*............^^...
$132,000
1,086,737
$0.12
$88,000
1,086,737
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earnings Higher-—
3 Months Ended March 3L—
Net
1949 J
1950
$376,000
•Capital" shares outstanding,.,..—1,086,737
Earnings per" share
——
$0.35
1586.
Ohio Oil Co.
$
40,784,795 135,466,518 117,916,231
205,075
353,440
527,975
(& Subs.)—Earnings—1951
Three Months Ended March 31?-
3-for-l
^
$27,649
4,301
.$71,424
Three Mos. Ended March 31—
Cost
;
$67,123
———
•
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$
46,166.946
-119,291
!ncome
charges
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
$
Operating
Net
iDrl6,000
■
$323,370
n
928.716
'
.1951—Month—1950
Net.after
-
29
2,153
Dr37,000
Pacific Telephohc & Telegraph Co.Ferbd End. Mar. 31—
*Net
*11,934
New York Telephone
>
$43,620
13,500
bonds)
,-i—
Net results for period
,*
Operating revenues— $11,849,488 $10,574,763 $34,524,220 $30.604,S63
Operating expenses
8,082,098
7.239,298
23,695,410
21,025,667
Operating taxes
—i
2,162,838
1,697,530
6,232,577
4,875,992
330,957
141,415
1,343,135
31—
revenues....
Uncollectible
1,303,146
367,155
142,739
,
railway
income
oper.
Operating
Deficit;.—V. 173, p. 1480.
Net
1,730,190
j'$88,470
—
Profit before surplus and other adjustments.
Miscellaneous., items (net)..—
—
1701.
Ohio^ Bell Telephone
RR.—Earnings—
1050
Net
Net
1,698,698
depre¬
'
March
Gross
1950
$1,773;810
reve¬
for Federal taxes on income
Prov.
$925;*2o
< 2,058
5,686
.
f $309,050 •,
'317,938,
-
.$1,273,745
086
-
(net)
interest
Other
1951—3 Mos.—1950 *
•
..'in,
.
$414,574
aiter charges
1730 p.
8i.fl
Net
*
1951
of goods sold, operating expenses,
ciation, depletion and taxes—
:
■
dross
the
♦Deficit.—V. 173, P. 862.
$309,736
1,895
"
■■■
V.
New York, Susquehanna & Western
of
$1,787,168
and merchandise and
operations.——
products
from other
Cost
■
,
1951—Month—J050
,
;
Operating revenues
Operating expenses*...^
Operating taxes -z----
$13,375,654 $11,990,371 $37,951,458 $34,770,264
10,828,526
9,820,210
30,850,908
27,609,260
from ry. oper.
of
nues
222,223
*36,963
"f
,
Period End. Mar. 3h—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Oper. Income...
—V. 173, p. 1480.
rev.
Y
J
RR.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
"Net -ry.
1,835,924
-
Automobile Bridge Co.—To Reorganize—
1676.
Uncollectible
Railway opeh
Railway;oper.
■
Operating* revenues
-Period End. Mar. 31—
:
,
acquired -*11
Pacific Coast Co,;—Earnings—
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—-Earnings—
173, p. 1480.
New York# New Haven & Hartford
..
v
company /
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
reorganization plan was submitted to the Federal Court at Cam¬
den, N. J., on April 20, which-'calls for the issuance of $325,000 new
15-year 4V2V0
bonds; $51,155 second mortgage income -5% bonds,
cumulative if earned; 3,750 shares of non-oumulative preferred stock
(par $40), -and 34,666 shares of common stock (par $5). - *
Under the plan, 28,500 common shares would be issued for unpaid
accrued interest on the 3%
bonds which are being retired.—V. 126,
64,392
1
.
the
.
*
•
Ocean City
$269,577
607,800
.
Income
oper.
approximately three month?.
.
22,054-
1,701,528
297,363
railway
$1.47
.
'
1948
$244,711
132,013
81,596
145,477
126,216
Net ry. oper,. Income.—
—V.
2,506,202
p.
railway
*88,632
*
from
$688,170
.
$0.41
.
strike for
April,. 1951,
ACQUISITION—In
110,012
♦Deficit.—V. 173, p. 1481.
-Earnings—
153,037
railway....
-54,965:
*
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$627,124
*7,712
—
*
$0.49
down by
90,347
$678,431
161,130
from, railway......
16,210,607
*954,644
*4,084,995
$288,391
$321,470"
income.
oper.
18,394,373
353,202
railway....
railway....
$787,972
204,717
80,831
Net
Gross
60,615,560 193,447,974 l'64,465,456
52,506,889 175,053,601 148,254,849
540,293
$1,007,898
railway
share
plant shut
778,526
$2,231,993
$626,335
$734,251'
-
.
387,152
61,089-
Portland, Ore., and. a small roofing plant on leased land at Tacoma,
-Wash., will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary company.—V. 173,
p. -763. '
'
A
1951
from
from
from
j*
stock—
*Main
From Jan. 1—
$
■ *
■
1795,
New York Connecting RR.Gross
$
8,108,671
2,472,102
1948
railway
—
Net ry. oper. income-.-
New York Central RR.—Earnings$
1949
1951
Net from
'
■
1950
±———
com.
>
^outstanding stock, of; Pacific Rpofing Co. 1n exchange for 40,000 shares
of the company's: common stock, no par value.
Pacific Roofing Co:,
which operates * felt mill and roofing plant on land owned by it. at
RR.—Earnings-
March—
59,187
4,564,606
1,945,461
919,132
292,797
-r
prof. * taxes
profit
tEarns.-per
-
drill well.
used to
be
$517;392
1,331,144
535;804
taxes—
income
Net
•
2,259,553
Gross
Period End. Mar. 31—
■
to
are
324,806
$1,058,032
-tAfter: preferred, dividend" requirements.
The
corporation on May 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,000,000 shares of-common stock to. be-offered at par <10
cents per share).
Of these -shares,, 1,000.000 will be donated gratis.by
James Ellas Morris.
No underwriting will be involved.
The proceeds
From Jan. 1—
2,086,443
income-.:—_
on
Federal
.
dross from, railway....
Net from railway
...
Net. ry. oper. income
e—V. 173, p. 1480.
$*707,164
367,387
366,700
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—9 Mos.—*1950.
$9,158,889
$6,986,705 $27,709,295 $17,584,491
End, March 31—
Net; 8ales____——
Profit • before
Federal
-
3,480,091
5,151,675
.
'$987,072
807,090
1.257,192
Northwestern Oil, Inc.,
.
•
;—i,-.
Income
on
.
.
Products, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Pabco
Period
,
1,784,270
,-Net
$857,469
118,778
330,741
.
-J—.:
and debentures-
172, p. 2222.
•Federal * exc.
1948
1949
$660,567
239,431
211583
$1,310,666
55,374
1,191,000
401,736
1
Federal taxes
$9,412,106 $31,234,504 $27,267,072
22,048,362
20,579,912.
7,334,802
—
-Earnings—
1951
$734,599
106.767
101,110
•
railway....
Net from railway
.
Wet ry. : oper. income—.!
,
$2,637,294
357,161
56,701
1,165,400
$2,355,274
—....
Interest on notes
of
Oross.from
.
.
income
'Depreciation
'
2,495,792
3,066,986
1,057,963 .1,373,697
'446,611
612,348
966,556
32,179,432
766,795
*1,844,197
*1,112,997"
*
_
Subs.)—Earnings—
Other income
1951—Month—1950
$10,872;162
24,182
—*
rev..
oper,
Operating taxes
2,541,047
'
34, 969,690
•
•
1481.
p.
2.500
outstanding common stock from 240,COO to 480,000
171, p.
Net earnings
-
2,500
Linn—
Thornton, Mohr & Co
4,650
Quarter Ended—•'
Mar. 31, '51 Dec. 31, !50 Mar.- 30,- '50
operations before deprec. " $2,349,246 ■ $2,536,375
$1,328,981
(net)...—.
6,028
<
100,919
Dr 18,315
,
—V.
•
3,134,305
1,364,044
459,577
from
♦Deficit.—V.. 173,
4,650
-
.Gain from
year-
1948
1S49
Y
1948
-
Total
railway..,.'
railway......
Net ry. oper. incerae...
RR.—Earnings—
1950
490,309
dross from
per
1949
1950
Northwestern Bell Telephone
New Orleans & Northeastern
March—
Gross
$1.31
1,960,000 shares ($25 par)
on
4,650
Harris
&
4,650
2,500
2.500-
Co.,
Oxford Paper Co. (&
.
from
Net
4,650
-May 15 made a distribution' to* holders of common
May 4 of one additional share tor each share - held.
record
increased
shares.—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Consolidated net earnings
Dividends
1951
railway.
4,650
Gardner
&
company on
stock' of
This
from
from
4,650
——1
Co.
Oswego Falls Corp.—Stock Distribution—
The
railway—..'$12 ,558,506 $11,266,344 $12,482,497 $11,786,010
934,004
1,583,509
l,5o7,676
1 ,270,420
Net ry. oper. Income—.
507,098
426,400
744,506
672,361
Net
$307,847
2,828,335
and other income.
excess profits taxes (est.)..
March—
.Gross
&
Company, Inc..
Corp., DeKalb, III.—Files With SEC
Northern Pacific Ry. —Earnings—^
$26,610
281,237
6c
Sterne, Agee 6t Leach
Barret, Fitch & Co., Inc—
C. F. Cassell & C<k, Jnc...
Stroud 6c Company Inc
9,000.
'Ames, Emerich 6c Co., Inc., 4,650
.
Corp.—
Michigan
Inc.
9,000
&
•
Fairmah
Sills,
9,000
Hentz
Reynolds
of
Inc.
9.000
Courts 6c Co.
Lustron
corporation on May 7 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3,080 shares of $1.50 cumulative t preferred
stock (no
pari
to be offered, at $23.50 per share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for working capital, to make small loans and
finance property.—V. 172, p. 1635.
*1950
1951
4,650
Co
First
The
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
&
Farwell, Chapman & Co...
«
New Jersey Zinc Co. (&
com¬
12,000
Fulton, Reid & Co....:
Northern Illinois
or
severally
Shares
Company
Inc
H.
The company expects
have
Shares
April 20 took over the Lustron Housing Corp. plant in
Columbus, Ohio; and turned it over to the North American company
under provisions of the 1950 Defense Act.
The latter company will
use the plant to build planes for both the Ait Force and
the Navy,
—V. 173, p. 1701.
stock issue
registration
below
agreed to purchase from the selling shareholders the number of
shares set opposite each underwriter's name beiow:
The Navy on
statement with the SEC.
named
$§09,594,
With
compared
underwriters
mon
Plant—
held.
The company is planning to apply for approval of the
to the state regulatory authorities concerned, and will file a
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
Bacon, Whipple 6c Co
May 15 authorized issuance of 777,850 additional
shares of capital stock of par Value Of $100 per share. The stock¬
holders will be given the right to subscribe to the proposed issue in
The
$1.62
reports that the company's over-all pro¬
gram to expand and reinforce electric and gas facilities will require
expenditures of $150,000,000 In the period from 1951 through 1953.
The system-wide program is scheduled by 1953 to add about 1,600,000
k.w. to the electric generating capacity, and to make natural gas
available to about 200,000 customers who now are served with man¬
ufactured gas.
"
The company has made arrangements with
a group of banks to
borrow up to $35,000,000 during 1951 and these loans, with deprecia¬
tion accruals and retained earnings, ar? expected to finance construc¬
tion requirements for this year.—V. 173, p. 1991,
J.
or $2.26 a common
the preceding year.
$1,131,677,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Plans Expansion—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$16,806,306 $15,637,496 $49,476,421 $45,775,317
19,803
60,140
70,133
25,853
revenues
Uncollectible
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
Monday, May 21, 1951
...
At March 31, laist .year,"current .assets were
$20,402,630 in cash and $15,620,395 in securities,
were $19,786,093.—V. 173, p. 1379.
"
"
'
'
-
1
'
$64,417,162, including
and current liabilities
.
.
\
Volume 173
Number 5013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.JJf
(2093)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
inc.
after
"■Earns;
per
"After
preferred
Plans
The
$2,674,165
share
com.
Co.—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes
$2,452,480
$9,388,038
$0.72
$2.73
$0.78
dividend
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Opens New Plant—
1951—12 Mos.—1950
requirements.-
has
thority to sell
debentures, due
company
to
crease
key
1971.
'
Panhandle
—An
shares
common
Producing
It
3,300,000.—V.
to
Refining
&
173,
863.
p.
shares offered represent
Co.—Stock
Offered
wealth
No
Texas
and
its
Mexico.
integrated
an
oil
service
stations
in
engaged
company
located
are
«
'
.
1951,
the
first
equivalent to 90
quarter
of
1951.
cents
Oklahoma
Texas,
notes
CAPITALIZATION
maturing Dec. 27,
mtge..
15,
Common
real
estate
1958
stock
shares
to
of
semi-annual
1.
of
the
stock
new
to
interim
make
whole
a
certificates
and
of
the
underwriters
the
at
had
a
afford
presented
principal
of
'
'
Net
The
item
A.
advised
for
yet
exchange
System
System
to
all
Operating
Operating
period
to
(!)
of
entitled
selling
$10
to
the
receive
fractions
whole
per
share,
the
,
'
.
new
System
Shares
to
C.
order
an
liquidate
the
share
of
stock
for
company
cash
whole
one
10.
p.
.»
V-
;
Union Securities Corp
54,000
;_
_______
,
15,000
John
$13,000,000
1951—3 Mos —1950
$994,115
$3,217,141
1,877
1,693
6,380
$1,091,075
$992,422
707,955
$3,210,761
2,299,777
185,823
156.975
558,430
443,029
$117,765
$127,492
$352,554
$355,72S
70 720
__
78,057
213,366
207,97?
taxes
charges
173,
$2 883 990,
5.930,
$2 876 054
2,077 290
1587.
p.
Stock
per
"k
Exchange on May 16 by Bache & Co. at
share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per
share.
It
was
V.
.
p.
1992.
173,
oversubscribed
the
and
books
-
J.
;
St. Louis Public
The
April 30
on
row
Bohlinger
New
■
.
Missouri
P.
S.
'
closed.—
■
Service Co.—Loan Approved—
Commission
approximately
$2,000,000
assist in the
York,-to
buses
54,000
•
the
-
15,000
;
by
17
Corp.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
rev._,
revenues
$34.50
share.—
•
■-
170,
Ordnance
an
May
787,487
oper.
York
purchasing from the new
whole share, the additional
Beuvenga cf the- New York Supreme Court
directing Superintendent of Insurance A.
company.-^V.
for
on
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—A sec^
ondary offering of 17,000 shares of common stock (par
$5). was made after the close of business on the New
Preferred Accident Insurance Co.-r—To
Liquidate—>
Justice F.
signed
contract
announced
was
$1,092,952
expenses
after
—V.
(2)
into
it
agents
$14,118,900 par
and
fractional
a
to
01*
$1.23
the
Net operating income-
remain unexchanged $468,067 principal
and $153,250 par amount of
System stocks.
days from May 18, 1951, the new company shall
persons
of
rate
additional
an
will
bonds
60
received
$2,200,000,
revenues
Operating
certificates,
exchanged,
within' the
bonds
to
Rochester Telephone
Operating
dis¬
were
of Pittsburgh Railways
exchange and sub-exchange
of
1,237,392
$1.14
President.
Period End. Mar. 31—
holders
to
interim
as
1,333,900
.
company's total defense orders above
added.—V. 173, p. 1701.
level, he
-
Federal
holders
the
amount
company has
Uncollectible
that
$1,538,544
'
certificates
not
994,100
$1,521,876
outstanding
share_,
amounting
This brings
•
-
2,530,6i4
2,584,500
common
Robertshaw,
Trust Co.,
The
sell
or
$9,599,70t
profits taxes (est.)
Receives Additional Defense Order—
Net
54.500
Equitable Securities Corp.
Smith, Moore & Co
shares
per
1950
$14,477,341
.
Common
I
—
1951
.*•
—
Earnings
agent; .and
issued.
profit
available
now
excess
1892.
System stocks; tijere
period of
the
to
be
company for cash, at the rate of $10
per
fractions required to
augment their fractions
V.
173, p. 569.
i
number y
Co
&
the Federal Coqrt.
April 26, 1951, public
of
1,448,422 shs.
and
presented
fixed by
the-option
by
& Co.____
Ellis
securities
unless
*
4,106,376
before taxes__
Prov. for Federal and
paints,p.
*
exchange
interim
are
For
55,320
each, are as follows:
y:' / ■ ;
173,
present their certificates
that on and after May 18,
System
amount
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
of
names
house
are
fractions
share.
holders
as
worthless
amount
$6,170,918
___-
purchased
y
White, Weld
of
at the time of the exchange,
reminded
are
transfer
31—
;
are' urged to
Railways
1951
75,000
the
will
addition,
divi¬
$6,583,000
.
company
that the-new
company,
of such
issuance
securities
common
Two
OF APRIL
:___
$1)
(par
be
line
finishes.—V.
is
In
at
AS
1955__
maturing
note
_
UNDERWRITERS—The
H.
(Pa.)
old
As
and
the company reported
stock and for
1950
share.
per
Authorized
D.
of
$12,385,000
share
per
cents
26
in
.
;
r
of
new
well
be
dends of 10 cents per share were paid in 1950. In
February of this year
a dividend of 15 cents
per share- was paid.
<
June
shares
fradtions
the
become
.
EARNINGS—For the year ended Dec. 31,
net. income
4r/o
the
Pittsburgh
for-exchange. promptly and-
as
is
,
First
of
fractions from holders
Holders
refining and marketing divisions of the industry. The
company's oil and gas producing properties and its refinery are located
the
of
directed
buy
sufficient
production,
'
stocks
Margh
Profit
complete
continued.
BUSINESS—Company
in
and
Co.
fractional
Court has
shares,
New
Trust
either
50,000
own
bonds
Ended
Sales
16.
automotive
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York and Fidelity-Philadelphia
Philadelphia (Pa.) are sub-exchange agents.
part of the holdings of Atlas
a
Corp., which after the sale, will continue to
,
May
produce-a
and
Quarter
formally
was
Railways
System companies which have not as yet been
exchanged for cash and
securities provided in the combined,
plan of reorganization.
Common¬
($1 par) at $8.37Vz per share.
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed. The
was
to
company
delivery in exchange for interim bond certificates and interim stock
certificates issued by the reorganization trustee, and
in exchange for
outstanding bonds and stocks of
the
former
Pittsburgh
stock
common
equipped
on
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Earnings
manufacturing units in
this,
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Definitive Securities Ready
underwriting group headed by White, Weld & Co.
for public offering after the close of the New
Stock Exchange on May 15 a block of
192,500
shares of
Calif.,
paint
of
for
released
York
modern
plant
*
Definitive
'
■
also seeks authority to issue 60,000 addit'onal Common N
employees under a stock option plan.
This wou.d in¬
outstanding
is
most
1
applied, to "the Missouri P. S. Commission for au¬
competitive bidding $20,000,000 of sinking fund
at
Torrance,
plant
the
$1,250,000
new
varnishes^ resinc, industrial
_
shares
The
v
the
at
of
one
as
world;
opened
$2.46
v
Financing—
company
The
the
$8,523,887
*
.
Described
costing
$2,200,000.
authorized
the
Mutual
borrowing
instalments
1992.
p.
the
be
over
Insurance
purchase
will
a
bor¬
company to
Life
the
of
The
notes maturing in
quarterly
mencing-Dec. 1, 1951.—V, 173,
Public Service Co. of New
Hampshire—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
ha?
from
financing
of
Co.
10O
evidenced
by
10-year period
.
com¬
'
,\
;
of
new
3Va %
.
.
The
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
i.
OF
Three Months Ended March 31—;
Gross
Net
operating
income
Prov.
1951
for Federal
income
taxes
_,
1950
$3,141,631
$2,580,339
444,619
income___.
before
374,747
taxes
income
on
company on May 11 .filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $3,000,000 ol first mortgage bonds, series
F, due June 1, 1981.
The bonds are to ba offered
for public sale at competitive bidding.
EARNINGS
(est.)
70,550
proceeds
curred
income
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
___
173,
share
common
$0.26
-
$0.20
1951—Month—1950
* 1951—4
amount
$
stock
can
Mos.—1950
.<£
71,744,961
and
The
that
further
has
to
,
173,
1892.
p.
•'
capi.tal
—V; 173,
According to Mr. ^ Silberstein5, - am executive committee has been
to investigate the
opportunities for marketing the company's "•
coal, tlucaigh exporting channels.- The program calls for the formation'
of a special coal*export
sutsiidary to be set up under the auspices '
Of this committee.
See also V. 173; p. 1991.
per
p.
'v-
Common
per
1950
$482,738
before
384>529
187,934
,.v
-
$0.48
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.
.
(Adjusted
sales
Profit
reflect
to
■
Apr. 1,'51
2-for-l
taxes__.
'
income
Cash
;
dividends paid
Cash
dividends paid on common
shares outstanding
preferred stock___
on
stock
Earnings
,
.
The
April
per
balance
1,
a
sheet
shows
$19,218,319.
Earned
ago.—V.
p.
year
current
173,
surplus
was
$1.21
before
$44,234,413
Net
of
as
$37,767,034
against
Earnings
—V.
per
173,
$0.73
&
stockholders
$li
(oar
May 4, 1951
Co.
above.—V.
173,
April
on
from
16 voted
250,000
to
received
were
an
mailed
p.
Gammack
&
currently
of
the
Co.
in
May
on
excess
year.—V.
15
of
announced
$1,500,000,
173, p.
that
up
Net
out
on
384,
assets
than
of
50%
after
1,700,000
87,386
income
before
from
1951- '"
*,
sales,-rents; etc.
.
Net
profit
♦Earnings
♦After
after
shares
$5,058,471
1,091,398
830,711
682,847'
per
taxes-
_L__
share__.
Profit
Provision
Net
for
taxes
♦Earnings
requirements.—V,
173,
p.
-
"
1951
1950
1949
$11,248,000
$7,352,161
$5,200,533
taxes_—_____
2.153,000
637,292
894,729
income
taxes
1,299,000
266,100
358,200
$854,000
outstanding--—-
common
share
$371,192
$536,529
560,974
560,974
560,974
$1.47
$0.61
$0.90
♦After preferred dividend requirements.—V.
173, p. 2223,
74,880
$353,217
$137,145
600,000
600,000,
$0.59
—
$0.20
outstanding
share.——.
of
Subs.)—April Sales Off—
1951—Month—1950
$3,455,749
453
with
retail
432
stores
stores
a
and Schiff
wast
Block
are
Shoe
pperated
during
April
of
this
ysAr
earlier,
year
subsidiaries
•
1951—4 Mos.—1950
$3,766,524 $14,144,609 $12,^54,591
Co.—V.
173,
•
-
Shoe
Stores,
-
Jnc.^ Gallenkamp
1587.
p.
C
...
change in
Co., Inc.—Change in Par Effective—»
the
par
value
of
the
stock
common
from
no
par
to.
new
1992
share
and
be
to
issued
in
exchange for each
1482.
Y
"
'
share
held.—V.
173,
'
•"
18.—V.
168,
1951
taxes
share
A
long-term
sion:
on
loan
April
The-loan
with
2
by
Prudential
$1,000,000
Insurance
to provide
Co.
funds
of
for
America
plant
was
exp,m->
amended,
requires that the company
repay the principal at the rate of $150,000 a year beginning April 1,
1952, any remainder to be paid at maturity of the loan.—V.
173,
agreement,
as
1892.
Silver King Coalition Mines Co.—Earnings—
Period End March 31—
The
'Net
new
No.
2124.
p.
shutdown
1950
3,501,120
$0.01
expenses.—V.
*
1951
'
—
-
——
$6,938,987
taxes..
current
Federal
Nil
•
(Net loss
after
1834.
assets
at
liabilities
other
March
'
1951
31
including provision
1950
90,000
-
taxes
by
first
a
under
(now
deed
of
trust
on
Xavicr
construction), and St. Joseph;
f
6,204,692
2,274,438
Of¬
The bonds
ma¬
semi-annually from Oct. 15, 1952 to April 15, 1903,
inclusive, and <■ are secured by Regina High School
Norwood, Ohio.
This
lished
5.444,063
1,551,682
O.—Bonds
Catholic
the
in
Older,
United
or
comprising
States
107
Professed
670
years
ago
and
Sisters,
is
was
represented
estab¬
in
12
Dioceses.
$108,420
for
—
secured
Mo.
Iowa.
ture
$198,420
$126,459
—
further
Louis,
3V2.% bonds at 100 and accrued interest.
$0.89
Y
151,000
securities
are
fered—Metropolitan St. Louis Co. on May 2 publicly of¬
fered $500,000 first mortgage 2%%, 3%, 3Y4%, 3%% and
$3,571,439
$277,459
_'___
—
government
and
p.
Sisters of the Precious Blood, Dayton,
950,000
.
State income taxes
income
current
172,
depletion.
4,521,439.
$1.73
'
bonds
Academy, Des Moines,
$44,085,309 $32,188,386
12,288,987
The
High School, St.
1950
Archdioceses
and
1,220,467
$0.04
April 17 publicly offered $1,000,000 first mortgage
23/4%-3V2% serial bonds at 100 and accrued interest.
5,350,000
before»income
Total
($440,733'
Nil
Iowa—Bonds Offered—R. G. Mills & Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
Nil
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Doubled—
income
Total
$52,575
1,220,467
$0.05
?
Sisters of Charity "(Blessed Virgin Mary), St. Joseph,
3,501,120
-
•
.
(estimated)
Cash
share.
com.
on
172, P. 2223.
Provision for Federal and
Net
t$67,423
1,220,467
1949
$0.22
per share.—/_l
173, p. 1833.
Profit
per
1951—12 Mos,—1950
$66,376
1,220,467
•
"After depreciation and taxes, but before
3,501,120
Earnings
—V.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
profit
capital shares—
Earns,
$40,699,193 $35,911,933 $39,429,971
757,291
33,276
♦142,218
.____
1,538,667
,
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Increases Loan—
.,
out¬
Ritter Co., Inc.—Earnings— 4
1701.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
212,02».
569,977
rru__—
i.
common
<
per share became effective on
May 10.
The authorized common
stock was recently changed from
100,000 shares of no par value to
200,000 shares of $5 par value by vote of the stockholders on April 10,
capital
the
up
$0.41
income
shares
per
$423,711
$0.36
Chemical Co.
income
Common
•
959,189
__
*
before
split
407,000
1,078,413
3 Months Ended March 31—
sales
authorized
^
Three Months Ended March 31—
&
and
'
preferred dividend
Pittsburgh Coke
Net
$408,551
outstanding
common
May
other operating revenue—^
Net income before Federal taxes on income.—
Provision for Federal income and excess profits
1950
$5,999,415
(est.)
/
The stockholders of record
Sales and
Net
Common
shares
Quarter Ended March 31—
taxes__
Prov. for taxes
increase the
to
Inc.—Earnings—
Richfield Oil
..Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
1950
$1,264,687
$5
37,000
the
1891.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Earnings—
Profit
per
loss.—V.
'Net
this Fund
since
taxeS--^--^-—
■tki
Shuron Optical
The
$5,500,000
1,036,000
about
or
-
profit
Earnings
net
more
1951
923,194
1950
•
additional share for each share held.
Capital shares outstanding-——/-
are
;
L-
600,000
Sales
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—Assets
Up 50%—
first
the
$0.37
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Share
of
z_4——I—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Electric Bond
<
the-com¬
by
percentage
$0.10
Rexall Drug,
Phoenix Industries
See
received
like
total
one
:
of-
order
7,000,000.
$2,642,421
taxes.
sales
Stores Co.
of
$50,386
ceitificates
1481.
p.
$3,800,000
$674,000
$151,272
share__
common
of
$25,800,000
taxes
per
Consolidated
pp.
standing 250,000 shares into 500,000 shares.
1950
$205,202
.
A
p.
$29,352,058
1951
income
income
compared
.
income
The
taxes_.___
cost
01951
taxes
income
for
Retail
..
;
*
notice,
rate
on
than
more
*
Is
Reserve Oil & Gas Co.—Stock Split Voted—
1891.
3 Months Ended March 31—
after
a
material
stockpile of
a
Shoe Corp. of America (&
$2.02
-
Earnings per common share-___$1.37
'Estimated.—V.' 173, p. 569.
'"v;'';;"
/
stock
income
been
for
Inc.—Earnings—
income
for
before
increased
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns
Net
have
'
Provision
740,025
of
Prov.
permitting
1,480,050
$2.29
assets
$2.82
estimated
certificate
3 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
42,875
740,025
____
total
projects
a
Sales
1951, of which $14,487,663 represented cash and marketable
and $9,352,969 accounts receivable.
Total current liabilities
securities
were
share,
common
the
semi-finished
imported for creation of
Period End. Apii! 28—
496,935
'
Necessity certificates,
;
$1,844,570
1,480,050
r__
Common
that
of
Additional
sales
Earnings
capacity of its four mills by about
10^.
figures indicating that, on" 24 hours'
processed, bottied and shipped at the
—V.' 173, p. 478.
$2,322,050
313,103
i
65%
expansion
expected
Reo Motors,
1,349,573
$3,435,676
/
41,563
four
is
$3,114,341
from
1,457,000
745,403
approximately
of
1950
•
;
Net
the
It
1951
313,103
share^i.
amortization
be
be
month;
N$t> profit -i
Comrnon shares
$20,518,395 $14,945,295
7,903,841
3,779,050
___*.
is expanding the
-
PVP-Macrose is evident
__
*
_____'
as
Quarter Ended March 31—
$3,000,000 cost of "the fourth project will be granted at an
early date. ' -V.,;
.... ;
1
As of March 31,
1951, current assets were $27,804,777 and current
liabilities $6,146,941, a ratio of 4.5 to 1.—V.
173, p. 1482,
"V
'*• '.
'**. '•
3,194,143
6,854,000
._
or
can
Net
estimated
Apr. 2/50
taxes—10,289,676
of
pany;
4
$23,237,249 $12,155,155
before income
Federal, State and foreign income
a
pints
Profit
4,789,500
paid
common
tons,
five-year
(& Subs.)—Earnings—Y
______
$1.10
taxes—
such
than
more
Schick, Inc.—Earnings-
805,045
$1.24
paid_;__'
corporation
45,000
t$0.30
1891.
Three Months Ended—
Net
per
The
Emelin. released
can
$382,896
805,045
i
dividends
dividends
three
dividend requirements.
split iiv December, 1950.—V. 173, p.
Mr.
'i
-
-
income
Earnings
321,860
share—___
321,860
t$0.40
$1,001,685
taxes______
Common
$232,381
.643,720
_•(*
little
a
2,000,000 pints."
extenders"
pints, he added.—V. 173, pp.-1482, 1892.
$1.10
.
only
300,000
1949
805,043
;
that
PVP-Macrose
V ' J,
income
income
Preferred
164,302
$294,804
♦After preferred
stock
Net
.1949
$347,786
common
fact
than
more
"blood
.
May
$889,182
;
________
Profit
$396,683
«.
outstanding_____:__
shares
■♦Earnings
1951
$732,315
Y
of
proposal.
1950
sales
Net
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
_____
financing
Rayonier,£ijc»-(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31— K ', t
Federal
Net profit
until
persons
pending
1951
764.
-
.
.<
interested
the
shares;___^.____-_'i
...
taxes
giving
upon
share____
■
elected
Income
sale
for
need
13,000,000 pints-of whole blood
were
collected" during the entire period of World War
II, Mr. Eraelm
said.
"Some types of treatment require
whole blood,, but in many •
cases—especially shock or burn casualties—PVP-Macrose has bcea
demonstrated as a key medical aid in
restoring fluid volume."
.l.
..
.
Earnings
*
}.
"Y Y "Y
order
an
hearing
a
taxes____.,
Number
B'erta, who was retained as consultant to the company on sale$
The; corporation has-,, retained
as
counsel, Messrs. Hays, St. John}
Abramson and Schulman. '* *:"
charges_____;_i._i__U;_
including the
the
Purity Bakeries Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
J. T.
Quarter Ended March 31—
production of
The
,
issued
request
16 Weeks Ended April 21—.
Net profit after
Leopold D. Silberstein, . who on May 7 was elected Chairman of the
Board of Directors!has alsp been designated as President to succeed
Profit after
financing,
Emelin, President of Schenley Laboratories, Inc., a sub¬
on. May
15 that "So far 55,000 pints of PVP-Mdcrose
pyrrolidone) have been produced, but material is provided'
(polyvinyl
for
and
_;v.
.
permanent
C.
sidiary, stated
; :
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corp.—New President—
:
SEC
1951,
—V.
1951 against 1,608
;
r,..
Arthur
in¬
require¬
bonds, will be required in 1952.
No definite determination
made as to the
time, amount or type of any future perma¬
financing.
:
;
' ■
;
nent
$
There were,1.612 stores in operation during
April,
In April last year.—V; 173. p. 17,01. .*•
borrowings
construction
be
now
7.1.604,467 270,309,042 231,121,001 •/; -28,
.
short-term
company's
.
.
1
Sales
reduce
the
additional
Penney Co.—April Sales Up .20%—
-
to
of
The
of
(J. C.)
applied
financing
at
1795.
Period End. April 30—
be
to
are
interim
Such
borrowings amounted to $4,950,000 at Dec. 31, 1950, and
to $5,450,000.
company's construction program for 1951 and 1952 is estimated
$8,250,000 and $10,916,000, respectively.
It is expected that addi¬
tional permanent
financing will be obtained in 1951 through the sale
$294,747
now
Net
for
ments.
80,000
$374,069
Net
Schenley Industries, Inc.—To Increase Blood Extender
Stockpile—
827,077
NOTE—Shipments during the first quarter of 1951 were 33.30%
greater than those for the first quarter of 1950.—V. 172, p. 2027.
Skyline Broadcasting Corp., Dayton, O.—Stock Offered
—Ball,
Burge
shares of
The
V.
173.
net
D.
& Kraus
common
proceeds
1702.
on
($23,750)
are
9 publicly offered 250.
($100 per share).
May
stock at par
to be
added
to
working capita!.—
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2094)
1951"
Net
$268,063
32U.569
$0.83
*$94,527
322,569
322.oU9
$0.82
and
taxes
shares
$0.93
172,
p.
share—
per
—V.
1334.
p.
584,800
172,
$2.23
for
Prov.
Net
Federal
inc.
profit after
Southern Natural Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
9,921.594
7,532.li>4
32,252,249
$32,887,118
2o,893,462
$2,980,589
$2,598,884
14,422
48,080
$7,727,474
266,586
$6,993,656
150,532
$2,966,167
$2,646,964
,
438,049
$7,994,060
stock
Preferehc*
revenue
and taxes
exp.
Operating
Other
income—
income
Gross
Int.
502,003
deducts.
other
and
Net
income-
—V.
$6,204,077
operating
$3.46
income
New
Operating
Operating
Operating
13,210
Operating taxes
664,260
495,770
$582,414
$626,178
$1,836,228
Net
519,836
1,484,027
—V.
173,
As
preferred stock—_
after dividend on
—
The
of
.
stockholders /will ' vote
the
and
May
preferred'stock
120.000
from
Southwest Pennsylvania, Gas
outstanding
The
first
end
a
Pittsburgh.—V.
at
144,-p.
3351.
"
Net
—V.
shares
Earnings per share—
1951.
the company's history.
in
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
The
$2,085,335
9,000
$1,508,386
7,500
3,000
$514,557
2,500
—
$695,773
$512,037
$2,076,335
$1,500.936
—
513,367
381.331
1,472.610
$698,773
Operating
Rent
revenues
expenses
of
oper.
_
302,584
165,132
income
$89,360
$75,110
$301,216
$210,454
Gross
65,623
55,233
230,286
148,794
Profit
Net
operating
after
operating
173,
revenues
oper,
Operat;ng
Operating
taxes
$70,315,530
54,142,719
9.021,466
$23,558,297 $24,038,809 $83,997,089
2d,463,283/18,397,110
CO,550,482
I4,591,217 = > 3,043.003
13,444,407
—
—_
income
$3,483,797
$2,598,690
charges—,^.-,-
2,925,497
2,117,070
operating
Net
after
—V.
173,
&.A
1587.
p.
5,870,725
;V.
v
Cincinnati (O.)
Privately Placed
a
area,
has secured a $3,750,000 loan from
Society of the United States
the Equitable Life Assurance
proceeds will bs used to construct facilities to produce untreated
industrial use by owners of the company.
All but one share¬
The
water for
holder,
Distillers
National
'
Products
Corp.,
guarantors
original
are
."
loan.
the
The
The
company
owners
Electric
incorporated
was
Electric
are
Auto-Lite
Gardner Board &
Co.,
j
with
1,185
shares at
of
$100
Investors,
stockholders
and
The
York
of
terms
the
Robert S.
elected
were
May
with
contract
Kaltenthaler,
on
per
share.
Co., Procter & Gamble Co., General
Co., Philip Carey Manufacturing
approved
14
contract
Sovereign
of
Nooue
the
to
Contract Ap¬
a
the
are
Corp.
169,
same
p.
as
those
in
the
Parks, Harry J.
and Hoch Reid of New
Joseph
Philadelphia
board.—V.
management
new
stock
above
■
1890.
Three Months Er.ded March 31—
taxes——;
income
Net
Sutherland Paper Co.—To Redeem 41/4% Pfd. Stock—
Guaranty Trust Co, of New York has been appointed agent by
above company
to redeem all of (Its 4%%
cumulative preferred
stock, called for redemption on June 11; 1951, at $103 plus accrued
dividends amounting to 48c.
The bank will convert this preferred stock
into
v.
stock
common
173,
*1950
$7,117,040
3,125,000
$4,167,782
—;
—
Earnings per share
The
p.
103,705
$1.01
2028.
earnings
(& Subs. Consol.)—Earnings—
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$22,432,694
2,504,103
10,836,710
$21,289,261
10,302,623
1,085.500
620,000
3,914,436
3,676.050
surtax)
Excess
Other
Ptov.
profits tax_,
*
192.000
taxes
for
and
392,000
308,948
of
1,010,534
1,007,197
66,342
264,013
261,580
and
-
amort,
270,549
63,434
deprec.
depletion
Int.
(normal
tax
and
revenue
Profit
before
Excess
22,065
25,117
102,356
103,244
$1,067,673
Dividends
Earnings
$1,193,623
$5,912,645
$5,938,567
4,208,782
4,208 782
paid
share
per
NOTE—The
-
from
income
Capital
surplus
$53,988,022
a
restricted
specific
but
it
after
amount
of
reacquired
with
allocations
$1.92
of
dividends.
$27,500,000,
held
in
the
the
cost
Earned
of
with
surplus
shares
500,000
treasury.
have
been
indicated
that
bf
made
the
for
this
company
the
tonnage
balance
the
of
will be expected
allocated
to
year,
Sulphur
Corp.
Current
assets
$32,161,016
U.
March
on
year
a
ago.
Government
S.
above
to
and
ground
profits
including
totaled $40,635,303, compared with
1951
The 1951 total includes $27,946,036 in cash
securities, but does not include inventories of
or
materials and supplies.
Current liabilities
$14,896,959,
excess
$11,731,997,
31,
including
taxes.
provision
$13 808,503
Current
of
provision
liabilities
$10,941,515
for
for
1950,
of
31,
the
became
of
the
The
SEC
to less
than
join
to
The
95%,. the
in
further
172,
SEC—
With
are
be
of
proceeds
the
offering
and
price
additional
is
$500,000
applied
be
to
to
the
of
payment
like
a
amount
of indebtedness of the company to
The First National Bank
Boston, incurred in March, 1951, of which $130,000 replaced the
cash
payment for Kelley-Koett, $250,000 was advanced to KelleyKoett
for
working capital and $120,000 was retained for working
capital of Tracerlab, Inc.
In
addition, the company intends to increase its investment in
Kelley-Koett by the puichase of notes in the amount of at least
$1,000,000, of which Kelley-Koett will apply $200,000 to the payment
of existing indebtedness to Tracerlab.
Any balance of the proceeds
to Tracerlab, together with the said $200,000, will be used by Tracer¬
lab for working capital and for other general corpoPErte purposes. »
The
funds
so
received
by Kelley-Koc-tt
will be' used to pay off
$275,000 of notes held by Meyers, a $250,000 note held by American
Research
& Development Corp.
to provide, working capital and the
$200,000 note held by Tracerlab and initially issued in the amount
of $250,000.
The balance is to be used for working capital and for
of
other
corporate purposes.
purchase by Tracerlab
The
of the controlling interest in Kelleythe purchase
from Meyers (representing himself and
principally members of his family) of 11,711 shares
of the
15,941 outstanding shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock,
and 23,217
shares of the 24,000 outstanding shares of Kelley-Koett,
for
an
aggregate
purchase
of $627,250.
For
such
purchase
price
price, Traderlab also received an option to purchase 1,550 additional
(scares ofjjthe preferred at $15 per share coupied with a proxv to vote
Koett
involved
other
persons,
ahe
same,-. Subsequently, Tracerlab purchased additional
resulting in its ownership on April 30, 1951, of
Kelley-Koett
shares,
11,993 pre¬
and, 23,608 common shares.
Kelley-Koett is in default as to
the'payment of preferred stock dividends, as a consequence of which
the preferred stockholders have all the voting power4of which 85%
is
ferred
held
by Tracerlab).—V.
corporation on May
authority
River
to
173,
1797.
p.
Corp.—Expansion—
asked the Federal Power Commission for
11
auxiliary pipeline crossing of the Delaware
Hook, Pa., the estimated cost of which is $1,123,415.
construct
Marcus
near
The project
an
would include 7,200 feet of 1234-inch pipe.—V. 173,
Union
Electric
Co.
Missouri
of
1280.
p.
Subsidiary to Sell
—
Electric Distribution Properties—
This company and Missouri Power & Light Co., its subsidiary, have
applied to the SEC for an order authorizing Missouri Power to sexl its
electric
Public
distribution
Service
This
1950
order
as
a
purchase
Missouri
part
Chilton,
at
of
price
in
cash.
which
of
were
Union's
held
by
Commission
the
Net
system.
The
has
SEC
hearing
a
given
upon
persons until May 31,
applicatiaon.—V. 173, p. 1797.
interested
the
United Aircraft Corp.
and
before
Federal
Net
other
be
to
with
will
its
to
re¬
sale
1951,
"
1951
1950
1949
$87,950,621
$65,639,922
$55,183,251
8,734,406
income
5,881,736
1,601,683
taxes
share*
5,016,970
2,397,219
394,852
$3,717,436
$3,484,517
$1,206,831
2,656,701
income taxes
2,656,701
2,656,701
$1.18
$0.33
——_
income
Common
the
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
28,
of
of
not
proceeds of the
in connection
Missouri Power for expenditures
substation near Moberly, Mo.
quest
Dec.
a
acquisition
disposit on
permitting Union's
subject to the
Power,
by
Missouri
to
Mo.,
$650,000
proposed to facilitate compliance with
Commission
the
of
located
properties
for
properties,
used
new
of
stock
retainable
be
Co.,
transaction is
Clinton
Texas Lightweight Aggregate
Co.—Underwriting—As¬
sociated with Securities Management Corp. in the under¬
writing of an offering of 19,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) are Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Binford, Dunlap &
Reid; J. F. Perkins & Co.; and Southwestern Securities
Co. See details in V. 173, p. 1994.
public
The
by amendment.
$497,250 will be applied to
issued
as
part
consideration of
sale,
stock
paid in cash).
Profit
1140.
returns
the
discharge of a $497,250 note
the
purchase, in February, 1951, from Phillip M. Meyers (Cincinnati) and
associates of the controlling stock interest in The Kelley-Koett Manu¬
facturing Co. for an aggregate price of $627,250 (the balance being
wore
year
tax
filed a registration statement* with the
of its $1 par common stock.
offered for public sale through an underwriting
by Lee Higginson Corp.
terms are to be supplied
the
of May 17,
as
11
shares
to
company
conso.mai.on
shares
headed
group
Federal
pp." 2225 and 2484.
172,
May
on
three
resulting
the
$189,000
consolidated
the
Service Co., former parent of the com¬
ownership by Cities Service of the; common
of
ineligible
corporation
in
for
taxes
savings " of
income
319,542
'SI,368,07a
Cities
company
covering 175,000
income
include
Tracerlab, Inc.—Registers
.
1950
5,145,736
$1,480,086 •:$ 1,687,620
——
Federal
company's
reduction
of
Federal
ago
taxes.—V.
a
for
—'
■—•;
returns
tax
common
to supply
the
•
deductions-L*—277,656-
Cities Service Co.—V.
of
3,340.000
compared
$61,215,798,
was
payment
and
two-thirds
has been
approximately
3,340.000
1951
that export shipments during the quarter were
allocations established by governmental agencies.
noted
report
31,
$'2,945,137
2,421,380
$1.22
'
V
'
1951
—
provisions
Upon
stock
$6,407,279
$1.83
March
ago
the
in
accordance
No
$6,115,800
—
;.
at
year
stock
capital
8,9s6,279
2,589,000
outstanding——.
share
per
Earned
9,347 800
v
"
—
March
ended
income
The
———3,232*000
—
.
shares
Earnings
and
taxes.
taxes——
1949
-
$1,682,222
5,398
inclusion
pany.
1950
$16,019,515 $15,673,860
—
$1.99
"/ ~
•
.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
1951
sales-——
income
profits
.Net
outstanding
"Earnings per common shftre
a
$1.27
"After preferred dividend requirements.
t
NOTE—Contracts, orders and government letters of intent at March
1951.
amounted
to
approximately $910,000,000,
which compares
31.
with
1950.—V. 173,
$715,000,000 at Dec. 31,
p.
1994.
consolidated
$0.51
financial
$0.57
statements
$2.81
include
the
$2.82
accounts
stockholders
250.000
authorized number of
number
junior
then
used
common
On
the
to
p. 664.
on
shares, of 4%
of all subsidiaries of Stone & Webster,
Inc.; other than Industrial Gas
Supply Corp., organized late in 1950, and foreign subsidiaries.—V. 173,
-
United Biscuit Co. of America—Earnings—
Textron, Incorporated—Plans Preferred Stock Issue—
The
income
from
-
—
1950=
-
$3,059,563
2,421,380
$1.26
$6,827,951
etc.,
NOTE—The
months
now
3 Months Ended March 31—
- -
debt
expense
Net
Y::'
■■; ■'■■
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$4,679,734
2,806,153
Federal income taxes:
Income
*Y:
wholly
amounted
$5,545,773
expenses
See also
1951.
1,
;'.:.
v.
1951 "
$4,806,542
incomeY—$1,202/430
Net
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., Inc.—Earnings—
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
:
company
$1),
sulphur
Stone & Webster, Inc.
General
/:Z [
is offering about 10,000 shares of class A stock
to employees at $12.33 per share, on a basis that
requires them to in turn offer it back to the company whenever they
leave the employ of the company.
See also V. 173, p. 1993.
$3,992,040
101,588
$1.06
172,
business June
of
Swartwout Co., Cleveland, O.—Stock Offered to
(The)
income
'
the close
until
1993.
p.
Employees—'''
in
1951
—
profit
'"Revised.—V.
stock at the trust
1951.—V. 173, p. 1993,
The
is
$9,167,782
5,000,000
———
taxes
dividend
Payment will be made at
common
the
Export
Preferred
into
v'j
The
before
converted
be
may
the close of business June 11,
company until
b.
Sterling Drug, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Estimated
tAfter
*
of New York, 140 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Guaranty Trust Co.
of
Earnings
5,059,113
$0.49
Corp.
$7,711,009
—»' 6,245,058
income
Carton
Inc.—Management
new
8,735,415
outstdg——
|
corporation has called for redemption on June lif-1951,'all of
cumulative convertible preferred stock, series B, at $25.50 per
The
(par
.
contract
underwriting contract with George A. Bailey & Co. of Philadelphia,
Pa.
$2,961,733
number of common share
proved—
present
$6,056,824
—^
-
Gross
The
3,711,733
750,000
share, plus dividends of 22 cents per share.
Co., Cincinnati Chemical Works, Inc., Emery Industries, Inc., Drackett
Co., Stearn & Foster Co., and Fox Paper Co.
;.
:
Sovereign
3,275,910
its 4'/2%
3% promissory notes maturing in 1971.
on
9,332,734
Calls 4V2% Preferred Stock—
This
-
-'"v."
cooperative and non-profit company
firms with manufacturing plants in the
11
by
$31,031,039 $14,196,053"
....
...—.—
—.
taxes—;
taxes—
preferred dividend requirements.
$7,351,745
$9,993,200
8,293,798
Southwestern Ohio Water Co.—Notes
—This company,
owned
1T950
per common share———$0.62
"Includes
Barnsdall Oil Co.
("Excludes, Barnsdall Oil Co.
'the
Net
-
'
cashier's
a
1—
—$1,465,951.
(net)___——_y,i_cl'--—___—^
14,135
income
underwriting
^Earnings
1951—3 Mcs.—1950
$28,667,719 $24,129,908 $84,321,534 -870,787,025
-109,422
91,099
324,475
271,035
rev._
expenses
Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
..—
revenues
Operating
income
income
Average
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Peiiod End. Mar. 31—
Uncollectible
*1951
of
Parkway
Fullerton
Co.—Earnings—
.
taxes—
share—
per
the property on
net,
and that
form
operating Income—!
Other
An
Net
Operat.np,
Net
y
1279.
1587,
pp.
income
income
before
for
Prov.
—V.
;
Quarter Ended March 31—
"
Net
a
its
ship
is also continuing to
high rate.-MT, 173, p. 1483.
company
at
Sunray Oil Corp.—Earnings—
5~5~616
—
the
date
the
of
172, p. 2129.
Of
93,071
taxes
to
commercial products
Cr75
C'r25
prop
was
although
normal
charges——
Operating
.
$6,248,000
increase
The
said,
Operating
of
1.125.300
Operating revenues——
Uncollectible oper. rev-
Roller Bearing
Three Months Ended March 31—
$2,024,000 In
single month
,
V
backlog of orders on April 21 totaled $24,056,000, an
over Jan.
l unfilled orders, Mr, Olson said.
due largerly to the national defense program,
he
company's
increase
t
$675,000
in
'
after
1950,
-;
»»•'»'
Olson,
drawn
operating revenue——
Operating expenses
376,256
$0.47
:■
$0.85
——:—
—
President, pointed out that sales of
comprised the largest shipments in any
F.
March,
-Earnings—
Southwestern Associated Telephone-
376,256
check
be
must
$25,000
to order
Gross
$174,971
$318,682
——i
————i__;—
outstanding—1
approved the sale of
bid
deposit
Toledo Edison Co.—Earnings—
1950
$3,039,000
'v ,383,657.
208,686
505,195
+■
——
—...
profit
Bruce
period End. Mar. 31—
taxes
(axes
Common
\
,
before
for
Prov.
-
—
—
Profit
company
Corp.),
Parkway
will be held May 24, at
520, 105 South La Salle
property
Corp., Room
10
minimum
must
937.
p.
Interest;
1951
$5,328,000
—i823,877.
company's
Service
April
on
th«*
certilied
Earnings
'
'
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
not
were
had filed
for reorganization under Chapter 10 of the Bankruptcy
hearing on a plan was held-April 20 in the Federal Court
petition
a
bonds
5f#
fund
1951.. Previously,-the
May I,
paid at maturity on
Act
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Earnings-:
stock divi-
100%
a
Ic6, p. 508.
capital shares—2;421,380 ■/
Gross
""'Yv /'•
v
selling stock-;
1
J T": *,
proceeds went to Richard Harris, the
173, p.' 1893.
"/
7 '
"
the
of
bidders
profit
Number
,
holder.—V.
173,
Corp.—Bonds Not Paid—
sinking
mortgage
shares.^-'V.
200,000
to
the
3,000,000 shares
(Y'YAY.:::v'"
,"•
1279.
p.
approving a proposal .to in¬
23 on
.
authorized common stock from 2,000,000 to
the
crease
pay
425.843
of
issuance
tlie
to
date.—V.
(Fullerton
Parkway
Quarter Ended March 31—
Inc., and Lester & Co., on April 27 offered
10,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $4.50 per
share.. The offering was quickly oversubscribed,, and
Southern Union Gas Co.—To Increase Stock—
order
In
same
111.
that
124,
Net
seller & Durst,
The
of the
Securities
Timken
;v$190,665
Offered—Wagon-
Service, Inc.—Stock
Gas
1
authorized
21
stock
common
record
stockholder*
or
—V.
tf—
$234,649
-
of
prospective
of 4%, sinking fund
institutions. 1 May 1, the corporation had outstanding 757,986 shares of
stock and 9,995 shares of preferred stock.-—V. 173, p. 1893.
Suburban
1992.
p.
stock—
prelerred
March
on
of
auction
Chicago,
condition
1,571,592
i
460,183
charger?--!.-'-—
after
shares
offices
$1,893,732
„_
operating income--
cumulative
5%
on
'common
Net
$1.55
Cotton Mills—Stock Dividend—
(Ga.)
Fullerton
Public
117,878
103,525
22,500
the first quarter of this year, $1,500,000
debentures due May 1, 1965 was sold privately to
9,467,950
1,493,250
10,793,194
2,023,353
3,252,165
3.757,474
expenses
$2.03
shares—408,461 3/20 shrs._
•
holders of
Street,
$241,381
' $207,849
o,73217,184
earnings
During
$634,034
Chicago, 111.—Proposed Sale—
$451,752
;
124,904
290,275
31,500
.
...
—
$4,374,113 $14,652,775 $12,854,932
$5,004,148
revenues
$438,510
13,242
4
$688,060
—
—
contingencies—:
for
Balance
273,377
$827,851
shares—
common
•
stockholder
check
$4,381,797 $14,693,381 $12,884,210
7,684
40,606
29,278
$5,017,358
rev.l
oper.
—
deductions.—.
inc. <fc excess profits taxes (est.)
Fed,
Dividend
$907,411
273,377
44,442
64,176
$673,46914,5!1
»'
income::.——
_r;
etc.,
for
Net
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
revenues
Uncollectible
The
additional
•dend to
Co.—Earnings-
Telephone
England
End. Mar. 31—
...
income;
taxes on
——
Interest,
Prov.
Southern
*
$1,338,453
-1 855,501
the
Total
Provision
Period
——I
'
Thomaston
399
1796.
173, P.
.
$1,242,443
96,010
$1,778,134
1,040,489
;
for
common
per
*
$5,385,944
$3.63
$1.42-
$1.44
Ftderal
than
(other
Net
$1,101,228
tax
income
requirements—
173, p. 967.:
'
$1,673,145
104,989
—
—
operating income——
Operating and general expenses
1,758,244
1,789,983
1,364,711
457,300
.
excess
dividend
'
$2,208,915
$2,464,164
_
share—
per
—V.
1950
1951
Gross
Other
Earnings
Earned
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
31—
profit on sales.
operating income—
Other
Taxes
income—
Gross
March
Ended
$7,144,188
$12,902,183 $10,131,078 $39,959,723
Operating
Oper.
Months
Three
2,067,728
966,500
tax
profits taxes-
2224.
Suburban Propane Gas
1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
and
Federal
BaTanfce' available
Period End. Mar. 31—
income
Federal
$539,842
$2.07
profit'ybefore
■
\
—:
-
sales
Net
349,900
$502,768
3.
——
—
$20,617,704 $17,537,471
Net
$889,742
profits taxes
excess
earnings
Earnings
"Loss.—V.
and
income
Net
1950
1951
12 Months Ended March 31—
.
$1,087,568
taxes————
income
before
profit
federal
$300,890
322,o69
Nil
$266,215
outstdg.
Earnings per com. share
Common
Net
chgs.
after
profit
195C
1951
9 Months Ended March 31—
1948
1949
1950
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings—
(S.) Stroock & Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—Earnings—
(L. C.)
Quar. End. Mar. 31—
.
.
for
issued
present
June
8
will
vote
preferred stock
on
authorizing
a
new
issue
and
outstanding.
$1.25
preferred
$100),
23,
Profit
The
stock.
new
The
and on
preferred
proceeds
would
be
the stockholders will vote
before
Federal
and
income
State
'
Net
profit
increasing the
173, p.
$2,416,875
taxes—,
——————
Common
on
stock from 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares.—V.
1951"
»
taxes-——
income
1
1950
$1,857 635
1,289,965
743,029
$1,126,910
951,565
$1,114,606
'
951,565
$1.08
be
to
are
expansion.
May
Three Months Ended March 31—
of
reducing the
shares of $1.25 convertible preferred stock to the
(par
authorized
1588.
shares
Earnings
per
—V. 172,
p.
:.
———
outstandings
common
2029.
share--.
.
J—1
$1.09
Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chvonicle
.
11
(2095)
•
United
(Del.)—Market Value
Corp.
;
At the
market
indicated
share.
first
has
Exchange.
November,
of
tiie
Act.
it
$4.37
owned,
share,
per
four
months
ranged
in
stock
or
the
plan
decision
173, p.
to
by
1951
between
the
10%
as
of
has
with
Commission
the
itself
1588.
United
Public
at
Yorlf Stock
premlym, at
a
Pipe Line
'
Pittsburgh,
The
United
New
Utility
in
to
this
Curb
Holding Company
the
is-expected
May 4 granted
supply natural gas to present customers and
the Naval Air Station at Saufley Field and the
future.
near
Total
,
after
Prov.
Field
to
funds
noticed
Eglin
do
so.
in
the
active
was
Broadcasting Co.
interests
to
accounts
the recent
Paramount
its
expand
necessary
in
Air
BAse.
Force
operates
television
this
for
and
connection,
the
to
press
discussions
which
in
In
net
in
engaged
works.
active
in
discussions
have
have
We
all-electronic
Net
tions,
of
The
the
2,681,305
by
of
the
and
radio
vert
those
terest
<82%
to
titled
of
vote
in
of
sale
the
details
that
we
and
eligible
future
the
stock)
who
full
not. done
able
be
withheld
dividend,
con¬
We
until
now
being
as
breakdown
the
of
reference
beneficial
the
to
ownership
larger
in
the
stockholders
matter
further
with
the
Department of Justice
is obtained.—V.
173,
the
once
to
Period End. Apr. 30—
the
For
L.
A.
Sales
for
the
records
lor
these
on
in
have
quarter
and
April
also
established
765.
p.
in
their
offer
an
speculation" 1,999,000 shares of
will
of
be
the
for
used
road
repair
the
and
of
expenses
proceeds
~
will
purchase of
road
be
before
Federal
1,033,988
116,960
1,033,988
1,292,485
1,292,485
$1.44
buy
Preferred
and
to
funds
general
reportedly
stock
income
owned
the
"$1.29
stock
mining operations.
CAPITALIZATION
'.
The
stock
for
share
during
March
on
EFFECT
7.
.
exercise
also
of
22,
reserved
to
PRESENT
and
his
brothers have
and
company
ended
have
$25,000,000
for
about
$15
share.—V.
per
173,
24%
the
Harry M. and Jack L.
24%
of ' the
total).
(about
and
p.
of
Albert
This
would
865.
and
1951
will
1,000,000
purchase
of'its
shares
said
shares
common
'20
at
Cents
period.
the
of
'
corporation,
incorporate^'
jiv Dela¬
1951, is the exploration,
development and operation
mining properties.
The company is in the
exploratory and development 'stage.
It presently holds, under lease
or
contract of purchase, an aggregate of 25(4
mining claims in the
Sinbad-Muddy
River-Hondu
Mining
District
(unorganized),
Emery
County, Utah.
Because of overlapping, the claims are equivalent to
17(4 full lode mining claims covering an area of
approximately 345
acres,
The principal claims are located on Tomisich Mountain,
of
uranium
The
for
and
holds
of
20
by the company
22
years
for
a
these
of
from
claims
April
further
term of
under
1951,
5,
20
lease.
with
The
lease
is
right of renewal
a
years.—V.
173,
259,506
$472,614
$399,050
$1.31
dice,
for
proposing
natural
lack
the
of
Commission
prosecution,
construction
of
a
on
the
pipeline
project
to
from Texas and Louisiana to markets in Indiana, Ohio
and Michigan.
The application had been filed in June, 1950.
The
company's proposed project would include a
1.000-mile
line
extending from Hardin County, Texas, across Louisiana, Arkansas,
Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, and into southern Michigan.
In addition,
the
proposed to build 500 miles
together with necessary laterals for
company
Texas,
V.
gas
172,
p.
Van Lake
The
line
in
and
Louisiana
and
distribution.—
Uranium Co.—Statement Withdrawn—
registration statement filed
500.000 shares of
V.
of
supply
114.
common
stock
with
the
(par $1)
SEC
was
on
March
withdrawn
on
23
and
at
the
SEC
sales
1949
sale
__
1676.
*
corporation
Profit
Prov.
Net
before
for
income
Federal
$
'
1,032,055
166,028
823,725
';*■*' $945'
'
1,227,053 V
899,892
.
•'
•/
$208,330
profit
Capital
shares
Earnings
per
share
760,324
$549,357
outstanding
share".
Working capital
per
$6,016,063
1,399,857
850,500
taxes;
and
on
net?
March
worth
311,800
r
$448,524
405,706
-
31,
was
1951,
was
income
lorging
Machine
•
$109,973
'
•
■
.
Mines, Inc., Carson City, Nev.—Files—
on
(but
;'
its
taxes
Minority
'•
■■
plant
in
now
1950
1,600,960
,
810,775
income
on
in
net
9,300,000
of
subsidiaries
—
Bulk
The
by
of
$5,938,112
stockholders of record
April 26, 1951, $13,699,100 princi¬
pal amount was subscribed for at par and the remaining
$539,800 principal amount of debentures were purchased
by the several underwriters headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
and reoffered by them in the over-the-countr market or
at private sale. Subscription rights had expired on May
10.
See also V. 173, p. 1931.
is
to
84,000
engaged
is
used
sold
for
to
side
of
shares,
in
the
stock
of
is
models
of
will
be
available
made
Show
amounted
period
its
in
of
in
March
to
units,
as
three
compared
months
to
ended
2,843
March
units
for
31,
The
the company had on hand unfilled orders for
4% months of production at the rate prevailing
first quarter.-It is
expected"
offered
share
for
173,
1994.
p.
„
*
with
Co.
are
the
"
'
shares.
named
under¬
as
The
.
*
12.175%
or
"
■
,
manufacturing business, the
warp wool-filled upholstery
automobilc-body manufacturers
cotton
and
the
and
,
Co.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
with
statement
the
capital stock, $25 par.
for subscription by stockholders
each
amendment.
five
price
held
shares
the
on
SEC
the
at
record
date.
and
underwriting terms are to be
Stanley & Co. is named as
the
Morgan
v
May 10 announced:'
on
have
directors
additional
shares
the
under
of
enlarged
s
consideration
capital
stock
volume
of
business
of
of
offering
an
additional
provide
to
Chapman,
the
102,197
funds
to
They will
be offered to the holders of capital stock at the rate of one share for
each
five
shares held,
at a
price which will be determined shortly
before the time of offering.
The
statement
Securities
the
made
of
Act
and
unless
is
company.
contemplates the filing in the near future of a regis¬
relating to the additional shares with the SEC under
company
tration
The
1933,
until
the
offering
registration
stockholders will
to
not be
effective.
statement has become
business
1951, or on such later date as the registration statement
effective, to stockholders of record at that time and the
subscription period will expire "on the 15th day after the offer.
It is expected that the rights will be admitted to dealings on the
that
expected
June
the
offer
will
be
made
the
at
close
of
5,
New York
Stanley
Stock Exchange.
&
underwrite
arrangements
Co, covering
the offering.
that, barring material- shortages,
have been made
the formation of
with the firm of Morgan
underwriting group to
an
.
COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT
EARNINGS
OF
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
Cost
of
—
__
Other
income
Total
1950
$13,916,293
16,801,292
3,378,178
10,694,296
2,318,506
$2,584,863
$903,491
——<
——
—
tar.es
.,
income
"Earnings
"Based
$925,162
107,029
$467,946
$0.92
$950,030
$1.86
—.
share—
number'of
—
—
—
350,187
1.604,929
——--
*
f
per
on
—
-
21,671
$2,636,189
81,230
1—~
income..;
on
51,326
.
1
Interest
for
———
.
income
Provision
Net
1951
$22,764,333
-
goods sold-,-—-.——
and administrative expenses.,-.
operating income—-
of period.
shares outstanding at end
*,
company's backlog of orders on hand at March 31, 1951, was
approximately $32,000,000, compared with approximately $9,000,000 at
the same time in
1950.
The current backlog does not include any
The
substantial
booked
portion
in
of
shares,
government
business.
173, p.
the second quarter —V.
the
will
to
vote
June
27
on
effect a
.
„
■
Net
before
income
shares
173,
p.
n
taxes—
—
outstanding
—
fsooOO
$8,580,142
~~
«
— ---
ed° r t o ^ r efl e c t ~ "the" _2- fo r -1 ~ ~st oc k - split
865.
proposal
to
lb
72,000
Earnings
..,,1.9,5ft177q
S1",458,779
.
A d 1 us t
a
(& Subs.)
March 31—
other revenue
income taxes
income
E
V.
and
Dividend—
approving
stock (par $20) from o6,000 shares
two-for-one split-up.—V. 171, p. 203a.
Youngrstown Sheet & Tube Co.
sales
it is expected, will
capital
Three Months Ended
Net
This,
1931.
County Gas Co.—Plans Stock
stockholders
The
Increase
Capital
1951,
to
be
to
its
date; subscription
President,
the
1950.
31,
products equal
the
5,063
the
for
are
manufactured
,
Federal
for
the
non-vehiCuiar
be
to
Plans Offering to Stockholders—Gilbert W.
Profit
Gain—
Deliveries of trucks and buses
filed
16
underwriter,
these
Western-type cab-ovcr engine Diesels for
highway service will be known as White-Frelghtliners, to be handled
by the sales and service facilities White operates in 11 western states.
Deliveries
orders
other
sun visors, glove compartments,
head lining for automobiles.
as
shares of
new
one
record
York
of sales,
announced that
White with the Freightliner
complete line of Freightliner
Ore., whereby the
light-weight, cab-over engine Diesel
trucks
through the White sales organization.
added
these,
in
textile
a
automobile
May
on
102,197
by
charge
Portland,
military
only
parts
&
690,000
being
walls,
and
principal
be
by
the
Indiana.—V.
McDowell
A.
product normally
which
Selling
Bauman, Vice-President, in
agreement has been made
for
included
and are to be offered for public
thereof; and none of the proceeds will
public offering price and underwriting
amendment.
A.
C. Allyn and Company,
outstanding
supplied
198„739
$9,997,073
——
of 3%% debentures due May 1, 1965,
offered by the corporation for subscription by common
N.
components
were
*{ The company will apply $1,000,000 of the proceeds to the payment
of presently outstanding bank loans recently made to
augment working
captal.
The remainder of the proceeds will be placed in the company's
general funds, to be used for general corporate purposes, including the
maintenance
of
the
company's
working
capital
position
and
the
acquisition of machinery and equipment.'
r
the $14,238,900
sales
own
eleven
company
partially-
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Subscriptions for Debentures—
As
cartridge
outstanding
George
has
the
3,225,086
321,231
.
income
173, p. 865.
1951,
shell
becomes
etc.——— $54,360,199 $36,670,020
_
income
same
a
own
is
Net
equal to-approximately $24
Co.,
projects
Anderson,
holders
company.
be supplied
155,950 shares
The
on
—
interest
pro¬
$2,000,000
wholly owned
a
*
shell
vehicles.
The
engine component
jet
backs of front seats,
It
1951
products, logs, pulp,
(.net)
income
Federal
$1.11
for
way
company,
fabric
809,991
$55,961,159 $37,480,795
Net profit before income taxes--—;.——t—19,629,304
y,361.957
The
Rausch,
this
of
v
and
stockholders.
and
Tentative
Total
405,706
$1.35
equal to about $39
per
share, Mr.
reports.
Although it will have little effect on 1951 operating
results, W. C. Keeley, President, states, completion of the current
expansion program will have a-considerable-effect on
the- company's
1952 production capacity.—V.
173, p, 765,
Keeley
to
principal
700,018
$327,161
••
'
of lumber
Corp.
under
are
1
the
rate
,
: a' \
3 Months Ended March 31—
Of
R.
phase
selling stock¬
in
the
aggregate 581,300 shares, or 84.245%; and the
sale of the
195,800 will reduce their aggregate holdings
to 385.500
shares or 55.87%
(in addition, members of the families of the selling
stockholders will, upen completion of the
offering, own an aggregate
of 108,700 shares,
being 15.75% of the outstanding stock).
,
$
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
-V.
Raymond
first
military
are
company
holders
30,000
market
at
•f,;'"'
J.
$8,535,268
taxes__
income
for
gear
present
the
are
The
154,750,568 115,831,224 124,529,669
May 8 filed a letter of notification with the
shares!*of capital stock (par 10 cents)
to be
not
exceeding $3.50 per share) through J.
Arthur Warner & Co., Inc., I4ew York.
The proceeds are to be used
for exploration and development of
Utah properties.—V. 173, p, 665.
Other
for
on
May 14 fiied a registration statement
195,800 shares of its $1 par common stock.
the
to
The
Explorations, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
covering
Sales
big
contract
(Me.) Woolen Co.—Registers With SEC—
shures
by
terms
corporation
offered
a
1950
the
Toledo
value.
writers;
1948
covering
1951
^
that
facilities
its
Forces'
company
covering
accrue
White Motor Co.—New Sales Agreement—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
to
the
company's
April 30.—
America—Earnings—
in
Air
Initial
an
assemblies.
gear
expected
-
other
being
covering
Calendar Years-*——
1950
166,973
taxes——/
income-.;
172, p.
SEC
173, p. 1420.
Vanadium Corp. of
'r
The company
39,360,100
income—
owned
carry
is
facilities
■
landing
and
contract
9
$144,500,000
its
v
statement
year
Co.—Earnings—
off May 8 filed a letter of ndt'ification with the SEC
covering 1,750,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
cents per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for exploration and development costs, and for new
equipment.
dismissed without preju¬
application
of
this
corporation
May
it
$3,000,000
the
a
in
'.
-
—
Westates
Valley Gas Pipe Line Co., Inc.—Application Dismissed
Power
landing
said
of
Contract—
of
program
for
gears
receipt
signing
Pontiac, Michigan, for the production of
the
Jeeps
Net
Federal
landing
announced
$1.11
;
—
Net
The
of
.
preferred
at $60 per shale.
$250,000,000 backlog of unfilled orders and contracts in
negotiation for
civilian and military business
reported in the company's recent mid¬
and
iJ.—
share
(
1994.
p,
at
expand
Both
The
643,441
$
vanadium
company
period
a
the
exceed
assemblies.
(from
$658,556
profits taxes
excess
Mar. 31,51
The
non-cumulative
1950,
Willys-Overland will use 430,000 square feet of
plant space for the
wing and nose landing gear assemblies without
infecting its civilian
or
military -vehicle production capacities, Mr. Rausch said
Rehabili¬
tation of the five-story
building in which the operation will be housed
is starting
immediately.- Plans include installation of 350 heavy doty
machine tools to machine the landing gear
components. The company
1950
$1,116,055
1230.
p.
the
;to .100,000
outstanding
selling stockholders are officers and/or directors
including Earl B. Foss, the President, who is selling
the largest block, 71,950
shares, involving a reduction in his holdings
Mills—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
—
Western Gold
Outstanding
4,049,000 shs.
of
Seven of
;
3 Mos. End.
FINANCING
Authorized
10,000.000 shs.
;
warrants
business
TO
-
.
three-year
a
BUSINESS—The
ware
GIVING
,
has
company
stock
per
y
(par, 1 cent)-
7%
27,
Rausch also revealed negotiations
program at. Wilson
Foundry &
finance
Common
change
$50)
39,700
retired
was
stock.
offered
by
families
_;L
per
173,
The
and
of
Dec.
on
Yale & Towne Manufacturing
/-
and supplies, for expenses
working capital. Including
for
also
company
Wilton
that he
in
their
taxes—
profit
Net
the
May 14 announced the
multi-million dollar tooling
production
cargo plane.
Incorporated,
Wayne Knitting
(par one
•
added
equipment
building,
$1,784,638
-Three Months Ended March 31—•
—V.
(par
of
on
a
the
subsidiary
of
Gross
proposal* to
a
shares
split
tooling
1,190,000
L_
interest
to
equivalent to
Expenses
•
stock
common
share.
per
net
2,330,000
on
group
Weeden &
high
new
...
for
The
$69,235,000
Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Stock Of¬
& Co. on May 14 publicly offered "as a
PROCEEDS—The
1950
.7
..
Warner announced
fered—Tellier
cent) at 15 cents
taxes
v
-,.
for
173,
1951
,
$86,270,261 $82,665,271
4,192,483
2,974,638
share
i
Sales
periods.—V.
2029.
p.
'
1951—12 Mos.—1950
,
final
on
Pictures, Inc.—Negotiations for Sale of
their
and
been
Profit
begin
duction- will
the
company's
Warner
."
Utah
retain
Lurie's
Mr.
redeemed
were
Vice-President,
(& Subs.)—Sales Up 62%
$6,769,000 $108,545,000
51%.
171,
1
,
of
year.—V.
_
;
quarter ended April 30, 1951 consolidated sales were
compared with $19,823,000 in the same quarter of 1950,
increase
an
each
*..
paid
M.
necessary
final
$29,980,000
$0.40
based
May 2 that an offer to purchase the controlling
company had been made by a syndicate headed by
Lurie,. West Coast xeal estate operator.
Net
1951—Month—1950
$10,960,000
$151,809
stock* and
$1,862,483
common
reported
was
interest
—-V.
Sales
$180,385
preferred
on
Outstanding
May 10,
Earnings
United States Plywood Corp.
stock
paid
Bros.
negotiations
1703.
p.
78,000
$0.53
paid
preferred dividend requirements,
September, 1950.—V. 173, p. 1994.
decided
determine
element of working control exists.
We are currently can¬
vassing brokers for information on larger holdings and we shall pursue
this
229,309
Control Dropped—
en¬
any
Information
$1,305,119
-
to
production
•
"After
It
approved
40,000
2-for-l
a
outstanding 6,000 shares
corporation
The
1950 *
416,385
State income
and
profit
dividends
Oh
20
from
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Government
plant
$4,197,356
taxes
'.
Earnings ^per
corporation,
to
income
shafts
in¬
of
receive
the
(par $50)
C-119
(& Subs.)—Earnings
dividends
are
so.
to
up
well
as
converted
certificates
will
of
The
1951,
eligible to
are
your
been
been
:
income
other
Warner
10,
stock.. There
yet
as
convert
May
had
common
less
has
of
As
stock
to effect
5,900
taxes
dividends
common
Common
in
$25),
cases.
Common
stock.
your
particular
whether
All
stock
$8,059
1
for Federal
Net
control of the corporation.
Having met in part the formal quantitive
.requirement, we have held some discussions with the Department of
Justice on" termination of the Trust.
The Department has requested a
with
110,000
$151,219
share
common
Preferred
expect
we
products
'V
theatre television.
that you
which
20
These 22 installa¬
operation, will give us a
have
to
so
addition,
for
Corp.
in
or
America
judgment provides that the trust may be terminated by
subject to certain conditions having to do with the working
statistical
31,600
1951
Federal
deducting
before
Prov.
April
on
common
(par
shares.
$91,130
13,959
$40,530
_
shares of
Profit
in¬
were
consent
court,
261,219
236,000
sales and
the
The
$339,717
6 Months Ended March 31—
Net
film-type' theatre tele¬
concern.
into
possible
dividends
the
of
shares
interest,
as
have
of
In
large-screen
interest
500
are
Corp.
Pictures
outstanding
of
of
Radio
intermediate
matter
the
who
back
receive
to
of
soon
as
the
verify
however,
installations.
two
for
a
holders of
you
so
the
already
we
certificates
of
portion
and
of
still
is
cannot
the purchase of ABC and that the
without any deal being consummated.
Paramount
five
the
certificates
do
to
from
trust
of
their
urge
the
to
number of
a
1949
The
before
income
"After
tele¬
for
television
future
near
shares
holders
still
1950
taxes
"Earnings per
we
you
that
effect
purchase
nationwide
state,
can
with
order
theatres equipped
27
voting
I
suspended
theatre
the
added
total
shares
Detinning Co.—Earnings Higher—
income
322,580
will
deliveries
White's
1994.
p.
stockholders
authorized
Mr.
-
the
in
.
from
Federal
date,
Whitehall Cement Mfg. Co., Phila.—Stock
Split-Up—
3 Mofaths Ended March 31—
Income
r
an
installations
I
reasons
reports.
discussions
been
placed
delivery in
vision
obvious
For
various
the
173,
To
factor
share
968.
Vulcan
•
vision
V.
be
will
additional
one
72,180
:
*
173, p.
—
hopes
the
aside
cluded
also
of
$165,191
.....
taxes
Walgreen Co.
corporation
American
at
major
a
contract
including
markets
new
Expansion in
Voting Trust May Be Terminated —
Leonard H. Goldenson, President, in a speech to stock¬
holders on May 15, said in part:
.
have
1951,
14,
stock
rate
continue at approximately first- "
on
military orders nave not
operations; however, production is
about to begin en several
large defense orders which will materially '
increase
this
phase of
the
business,
the company announced.
See
temporary author¬
Paramount Theatres, Inc.—Plans
Television
United
May
capital
1951
—
charges-i.—-
profit
Net
may
on
the
4, 1951, the distribution
held.—V. 173, p. 1994.
income
for
Net
The construction, estimated to cost $1,945,000,
will bring the total
capacity of United's Pensacola pipeline facilities up to about 75,700,000
feet per day.—V. 173, p. 1176.
set
that
June
on
share
income
Profit
'
cubic
The
business
stated
production
levels.
been
company
to
have
Exchange
Quarter Ended March 31—
for the construction of approximately 50 miles
of pipeline in the southeastern Alabama and northwestern Florida area
United
of
commercial
quarter
par
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
modification)
—V.
ization
York
ex
for each
share
the
capital stock, the
capital stock for each
no
The*
to minor
.
on
split-up of the
Pa.
New
quoted
Co.—To Expand—
Power Commission
Federal
-The
2-for-l
a
value.
•
Gas
of
effect
to
company is distributing cne additional
share
held of" record at the close of
.
.
the staff of the SEC
1950,
(subject
the
the
selling
asset
net
report for
approval
comply
on
been
above
more
annual
4^4
and
4
30,
'.
i
value
market
per
at, April
,
order
on
$4.12
was
and
the
In
stock, based
common
investments
was
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Stock Split—
'*
the
"
1950 recommended
final
A
—V.
1951,
Generally,
-
much
as
mentioned
As
for
Higher-—
i'
of
,
stock
common
value
.
the
During
times
31,
"
i
,.
net asset
quotations
March
At
1951, $4.36.
-
of 1950 the
end
-
*$604,228
<8^000
$7,490,941
i
675 008
in September,
1950-
*>^o
mn
3'35^°gg
"$2.23
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2096)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
In
tables.
first
the
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
nounced during the current week.
dividends
the
all
Crown
which
Then
Common
show the
we
5Vr
Abitibi
Power
$1.50
Insurance
Extra
Adams
(s-a)_»
Gas
Equipment,
$3
Great
Southern
partic.
Alaska
preferred
Packers
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel
Allen
Industries,
Allis
(Louis"
(s-a)__
(quar.),—.—
convert bie
Airlines,
Car
7 Y
T/i
The
directors of the
above
company
a
payment
Cyanamid
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
A
B
6-20
Export
Lines,
Stores
-American
;
East
1
6-
Co.
■12-14
4-1-52
6-29
7-
2
:
.
.:
7-
2
6-
5
Equity
Fund,
5
Erie
&
Pittsburgh
Erie
Railroad
7-
♦
2
6-
1"
prior preference (quar.)——^ '
$1
7lft.
preferred (qi'.ar.)—.—
——,-$1.75
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—
"4
6-15
6-
1*
Co. (quar.)
conv.
Iquar.)2__«w___,.i_i,/__;
prior
preferred (quar.)
Arts Corp. (quar.)———
7-16
5
8
2U
7-
Fire
1
7-
6-30
'6-.
8-
$1.25
10c
6'A
5-21
B
6-29
'6-15
Florida
Arkansas
25c
6-20
6-
5
T/z'/t
6-
5
Aro
Western
Equipment
Asbestos
Extra
Gas
—
15c
6-20
6-29
6-29
"6-12
Picture
Motion
Inc.—
Industries,
15c
Associated
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
preferred (accum.)__
__
$6
T/r
preferred
Food
6-12
—J—-**/-*
$50c
425c
(quar.i
,_
Associated
_
(irreg.)
Corp.
Ltd.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
;
7-
2
.6-14
•-
6-
1
7-
1
7-
1
(quar.)——— /
Atlantic
Avon
Greyhound,
Products,
Co.
6-30
6-15
2
6-18
—
4%
Inc.
pfd.
$1
(quar.)—— r
$1
—35c
——
76-
1
6-
9
6-
7-
1
Co.
Foods,
Class
A
Inc.,
Preferred
'
6-20
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)__~i_
common
Bank
Building & Equipment Corp. of
Quarterly
_
_
Bankers National
Bastian-Blessing
Life
Insurance Co.
(N.
J.)
15c
j.
50c
(quar.)-1
Co.
/Beeeh-NUt Packing Co.
Bird
Amer.
_//:
(quar.)—__—_
.t
'40c
&
6-15
1 ;
Fruit
of
5-10,.
'
2
6-15
5-23
Son, 5% preferred (quar.)
$1:25
Ridge Corp.- (irreg.)—' 22c,
Bock-of-the-Month Club'Inc. (quar.)—
*
25c
5-31
2
6-18
Boss
5-25
5-11
Blue
Manufacturing
Boston
Wharf
lirach
(E.
Breeze
Corp.,
Briggs
(s-ai
Co.
J.)
new
50c
4
&« (Sons
(quar.)
Corp.
$1
7-
6-29
66-
8
25c
(quar.)
2
6-11
6-
1
6-15
15c
6-15
6-30
(entire
—
4
•
issue
called
preferred
6-
1
5-21
28 Vac
6-
1
5-21
25c
(quar.)—
5-25
15c
6-
Water
Service
Crushed
Canada
Life
Assurance
(quar.)
Co.
Stone,
Ltd.
Co.
'
_
Wire
Class
A
Class
$1
5-21
5-26
7-
6-
2
(quar,)_
,
(quar.i,
6-15
7-
0
6-15
$5
Company,
$12V2c
$25c
Detroit
Warehouse
Extra
(quar.).,
:
Louisiana
preferred
Paper
Steel
5-31
Co.
R.)
4V4%
5-23
$1.50
1
5-15
Hamilton
5-15
(quar.
25c
1
5-15
6-30
6-20
6-
Co.
of
America
(quar.).——„
common
pfd.
Co.
Mill
Lumber
&
Co.
Chicago,
Rock
Island
preferred
5/4
A
conv.
pref.
City Water Co.
5'/4
Cobalt
Coleman
4'A%
Colorado
Company,
preferred
Central
Commercial
com.
(quar.)—
Conde
Nast
Consolidated
Mines,
Ltd.
common
Continental
Coos Bay
Gas
Steel
&
6-
4
6-
4
6-14
6-
1
(initial)
43c
25c
53»/8c
<quar,)_______
10-15
*9-29
5
5-25
6-12
5-25
6-
25c
6-, 1
5-15
$1.20
6-30
6-
1
"
preferred
Holophane
One
Co.,
I-T-E
Ideal
Ltd.,
B
$i
.
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Lumber Co. (irreg.)
6-
1
:5-22
6-
1
5-22
25c
6-15
6-
1
20c
_
7-
6-
5 '
183ic
,
35C
$2.50
1
6-15
Circuit
Cement
Industrial
6-15
6-
1
5-25
>6-
1
5-19
6-14
'
A
■
*
6-
1
Ogden
"6-
1
Ohio
Co.
6-30
2 '
e-
1
7-
2*
6-
1
Rayon
B
Corp.
Harvester
Water
preferred
Machine Co. iquar.)
Telephone Corp.
5(4
1st preferred
(quar.i.
Johns-Manville Corp.
6-30
6-
7
6-30
6-
7
Peck
Stow
&
6-11
Penick
7-
6-11
6-10
>5-22
A- 2
7-
2
4
6-30
6-
5-25
-
'
Pet
&
Milk
Wilcox
7
Plymouth
6-15
Pneumatic
5-21
Portsmouth
6-
1
5-21
Potter
.6-12
"(5-30
Public
6-15
.
Rayonier,
D.
Real
C.)
5
Reeves
7-
3
6-15
3
6-15
Reliance
.
$1
,
$2
//
&
Ranch
-6-13
6-13
Richmond
6-15
Risdon
15c
6-20
6-
;
6-30
6-
6-12
5-22
7-
37'A c
Mills,
2
6-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-18
25c
6-
1
5-15
50c
6-14
5-25
5-24
40c
6-15
7-
40c
6-15
5-31*
$1.75
6-
1
5- 11
25c
7-
1
6-11
7-
1
iquar.)
S7
pfd.
(quarJ
(quar.)
2
5-28
"6-
7
6-11
50c
6-20
6-
9
12'Ac
6-15
6-
5
35c
7-
2
6-12
I5c
6-21
5-26
$2.50
_
1
100'-;
(quar.)
40c
•
"
(quar.)II
Co.
Gas
$4.75
pfd.
(quar.)
37'Ac
1
7-
2
6-15
7-31
6-29
6-
1
€-
5-18
1
5-23
6-15
5-31
40c
6-30
6-
$1.183/4
6-15
5-31
6-14
5-25
Ltd
Inc.,
$2c
7-
3
'6-12
35c
.6-
9
*5-19
6-12
5-28
50c
(qiiar.»___
7-
6-
2
"(Wash"
Co.
com.
(quar.i_._
(quar.)
;
15c
$1.25
6-20
6-15
5-25
7-
2
6-15
com.
6-25
6-
75c
6-15
■6-
15c
6-
(quar.)
(quar,)
8
6-30
30c
(Pittsburgh)
(Illinois)
1
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
1
1*
8
5-21
Oil
7-
1
6-18
25c
7-
2
6-11
25c
I_I_I
5-2.1
25c
6-15
40c
Co
7-
1
6-
9
Co
Cedar
partic.
37'Ac
(quar.).
Co.,
lc
Works
Manufacturing
Riverside Silk
5-
9
5-31
6-20
5-25
15c
5-31
5-15
5-
+50c
(quar.)
6-11
50c
—
Co.
7-
1
6-15
50c
5-21
7
Mills, Ltd.—
class
A
preferred
(quar.i
10-15
Robertson
(H.
475c
10-15
9-15
Rochester
Transit
50c
6-11
5-25
Rotary Electric Steel Co. (increased quar.)
Ruud Manufacturing Co. (quar.I^
:
,■
8
62'Ac
450c
H.) Company
Corp.—
(quar.)
:
6-
9
10c
6-
1
75c
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-12
*6-
1
6-15
6-23
6-15
Inc.—
~~
Inc.
Paper
.
6-204
6-11
6-15
2
35c
(quar.)
7-14
7-1
2
Corp.—
7-16
75e
77-
Inc.
Pictures
7-14
$2
1
97'Ac
50c
preferred
Rice
$1.25
6-
37'Ac
Insurance
Co.
convertible
Rhlnelander
—
5
5-22
6-30
$3
Respro, Inc.
Reynolds Spring
5-23
9-15
6-
5-29
$1.10
iquar.)____
preferred
Title
Mfg.
50c
1
6-F>
10c
4)
No.
30c
Life Insurance
430c
7-
$1.39
Amer¬
African
,
dividend
Corp.
Hosiery
437'/2C
583Ac
1
$1.12*A
Corp., Ltd.
Brothers,
:5-25
4*
6-
(quar.)_
(stock
prior preferred A
Republic
'6-11
8
57e
3'/2%
5-18
6-15
6-12
5-2b
(s-a)
Reliance
7-
"6-
5-10
50c
common
Electric
Inc.,
Silk
8
15c
1
6-15
(quar.
Co.
Corp.
Steel
Estate
6-19
2
Scale
&
6-14
:
Water,
Packing Co.
Raybestos-Manhattan,
6-
7-
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manitou Mines,
.6-
$1.06'A
5-11
50c
Industries, Inc.,
.2
6-11
5-15
Inc.
6-15
2
i
5-14
(quar.R___
,
Pullman,
;5-l7
6-30
6-
Company
7-
6-1
of
South
(quar.)
Co.
Service
6-20
r/5c
to
Rath
6-20
7-
10c
50c
(quar.
Publicker
1
'6-20
1 $1,25
State
O'l
1
35c
:
6-
ordinary-
Hosiery Co.
1
I
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp. (cmar.)___
Pittsficld & North Adams RR. (s-a)
25c
4
2
Phoenix
2
1
7-
50c
the
011
(quar.).
Mfg.
preferred
7-
6-
6-
$1.50
$1.50/
Company,
4'A(4
-6-15
6-
6-
6-15
v.
•
.
Ford,
6-
56'Ac
:
Co.
Pettibone-Mulliken
5-15
.7- 44-
6-15
Co
Pennsylvania Salt
6-20
6-
10c
£
LtdCement Corp.
Penney (J. C.I Company
"5-23
5
6-23
7-
+25c
Penn-Dixie
6
12V2c
.
Cquaf.i—
Y.i
6-11
2
6-
Patterscn-Sargent Co.;
6-25'
6-
100(4
!
(N.
1
7-
6-
-
(quar.)__
Rust-Proof
420c
(quar.i—
1
6-
Co.,
Investors,
Parker
50c
convertible
6-
1
(quar.)______
preference
Quebec
—
Power Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.- (increased)
7-11
2
"""
(liquidating dist.
Co.
American
Lumber
,
held
'(quar.i__
4.70(4
Jamestown
_
(quar )—_
i_
7-23
7-
6-15
iquar.)___
Service Co.
Brewing
$1.50
:5-18
(quar.
5-22*
7-1
i
(quar.)
Pacific
1
Co.
7-11
SI
(quar.)
■6-15
6-
Powders, Ltd., common
participating preferred (quar,
International
7-23
5-31
$1.01'A
Co.—
Power
preferred
Pacific
'6-13
31c
(quar.)
6-15
$2
(quarJ
pfd,
(quar.i
preferred
Ohio
I
5-25
vquar.)
2
20c
'
-6-12
9
Bronze
7-
10c
1*
com.
3
2
(quar.)
5-31
75c
••
RR.
shillings
Co.,
2
6-
A
6-11
15c
(quar.)
Subject
7-
7-
1
5-31
1
40c
Corp.
7-
50c
pfd.
6-11
6-
20c
"I_I
3.90(4
"•:/
6-13
25c
Co
5-31
(quar.)
4.40'4
6-15
7-
25c
(s-af
5(4
Co.
Corporation
10c
(quar.i
Water,
9
50c
7J/2':4
Edison
Real
Breaker
5-31
6-
quar.)
$1.39 to the holders
or
of
420c
A
9
"_I
quar.)
shares.
tax
50c
common
5-18
6-
6-12
(quar.)
Copper; Co.—
ican
.
6-12
412V2c
Ltd.—
shore
Co.
Light &
Mining Corp.
shares,
6-11
6-12
$5.62Vi
__
(quar.)
pfd.
f
payment of 10
25c
$1.06>A
——
each
1
5-31
6-
'
O'Okiep
4
5-31
5-31
6-30
1
5(4
6-15
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased
Inc,
Norris-Thermador
2
6-14
30c
—
—
industrial Wire Cloth Products Corp.
6(4
7-
7-
for
1
8
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
Steel
15c
preferred
class
preferred
International
Jaeger
8- V
25c
(s-a)
Indianapolis
6(4
6-20
1
$1.50
Corp.,
convertible
4 'A (4
6-15
7-
30c
(quar.)
share
"5-15
3
50c
quarter-____i.'_-u#
preferred
Newmont
-5-25
quar.)
Rapid Transit,
{.
Pennsylvania
'
6-1
50c
;
Corp.
Newfoundland
5-25
I
'
B
Houdaille-Hershey
Hunt's,
6-
Inc.—*
additional
Honolulu
$2.25
6-15
common
Co.,
5-16
10c
Newburgh
(Hartford)—
Interstate
30C
Power
Corp.
5-11
6-15
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Co. (Phila.*)—
Utilities
1
6-15
Co.
Publications
G-
25c
(quar.)
Title
Light
5
5
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Connecticut
66-
5(4>
5
$1.25
(quar.)._____.
(initial
1
1
6-
(quar.)
com.
Y.-Chicago & St, Louis
€ Ye.
1
6-23
;$5
,
common
Class
Common
4Y
'6-13
6-20
6-20
$1.12'A
Co.
Power
Credit
Commonwealth
6-30
$1.50
_
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
Silver
6-13
Chattanooga—
Quarries
Lode
6-30
$1.75
Iron
preferred
$4.50
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs
Cleveland
common
6-lb
6-28
75c
com.__
(quar.i_
of
preferred
Pacific RR.,
(quar.)__;
Chicago Towel Co.,
7'/<
&
6-28
6-
6-
:
7-2
;
Heywood-Wakefield
G-
5-13
"5-15
Co.—
Extra
60c
Corp.
6-29
6-12
6-
1
7-
Extra
7
Henkel-Clauss Co., $6 preferred
Hercules Cement Corp.—
30c
(qliar.i_.
Extra
6-25
$1
__
Sugar Co.,
5-31
7-1S
7-
1
Co.
Y, Auction
N.
5
Hazeltine
30c
Chicago
N.
412 y2c
&
5-18
15c
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light, 4(44.05(4 preferred (quar,)_.
Pabst
common,
$2 convertible pref.
Hawaiian Commercial
New
■i
7-2
Extra
Co.,
5-31
25c
+
England Electric System (quar,)_______
England Telephone & TeRgranh Co.—
Increased
9
(quar.).
.5-19
6-
10c
Mur
45c
(this payment clears arrears)
Bridge
5-23
1
6 2'Ac
New
5-21
6-
1
'4
■
5-31
6-
1
6-
8
G
'6-
(quar.)—".
Mfg.
$1.50
(quar.)
I_
tquar.1
(Del.)
Co..
Company
'
6-30
6-
.6-22
3
7-2
5-2o
"
6-29
New"
$1.75
6-
6-25
New
So'Ac
-u—
6-17
6-29
1
(quar.)_ca._25c
common
6-15
75c
___
6-
5-19
6-15
o-
50c
Extra
6-
„
1
5c
Natomas
I
50c
(quar.)
6-12
62y2c
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
5/4
preferred (accum.)
6-
6-15.
8jc
$1.12 Va
i__
IOC
.
6-11
(Winnipeg 1—
$45c
Chamberlin
2
25c
common
Guardian Investment Trust
1
15c
7-
6-15;
>50c
Company (quar.
Paper Co. (quar.i
Corp.,
preferred
6-
62'Ac
_
Tile &
6-
-
:
&
preferred
Hart-Carter
(quar.)
& Wire
7(4
6-
Co.—
National
14 2/7(4
Greyhdund
lc
-
(quar.)
Co.
5-23
.6-11
< 6-
(quar.)______
—
2c
—
—_—.
Electric
5-31
2
10c
dividend
Quarterly
Great Western Sugar,
1
7-
25c
Telegraph
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (interim)—
8
6-
Standard
1
6-30
-6-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
$1.50
6-
-
National
6,
75c
Ltd
Products
".6-11
$1.25
preferred
(quar.i
Government Employees Insurance Co.
(quar.i
(W.
Food
2
$1
(quar.iJ—^ C
(quar.i
50c
9
1
25c
(quar.)_
7-
12J/2c
(s-a)
common
6-
$1.62'A
$1.25
Corp.,
Shirt Shops
3at /. ,'6-11
t
A
7-15
6-15
1«
*6-
6-15
35c
1 increased 1
National
37'/2c
________
6-30
€-15
National
', .20(4
Great West Life Assurance
9
'
'
(quar.)—
Northern
preferred
9
35c
common
pref.
Discount
6-
62V2C
75c
Specialties
conv.
i
—_..15c,
Distilleries, class
5-31
■
(quar.)_____
Great
6-22
5(4
20c
.•
Brick
F.i
A
Company
National
7
5-17
1
Motor
class
Muskogee
$1.50
.
_'
pref.
6-15
50c
Co.,
5
50c
J,
Co
Grace
6-
$2
*
Nestle-Le
Co
6-
60c
(
(quar.)
Metal
6-
20c
8
2
"6-
Royal
6-
'25c
Co
8
3
5-20
,
100(4^-
6-
7-
5-20
6-29
\
(irreg.i___—5c
Cement
8
6-15
17'Ac
iquar.)
6-15 ?
—
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
8
6-
50c
(quar.>__
(quar.)
Hosiery Co., common
Muskegon
.5-20
1
1
Co.,
preferred
Mount
Ltd.—-
5-31
7-
1
66-
Utilities
25c
...
•
ctfs.
6-
2
(quar.)
6-15
—
((piar,!.
6-
10c
.)
Central
Co.
6-3C
$2
6-
6-
7
'
Investments,
(B.
Co.
75c
(quar.i
6-12
7-
(quar.)____'_
Water
preferred
5(4
5-28
2
1
6-30
$37 'Ac
'
/.
81'Ac
$5
Stock
5(4
5-25
7-
$1.12Va.'
.'
'
6-30
,
6-
Goodrich
Ltd.—
Boxes,
(quar.)— _i
/ 6-22
65c
35c/
(quar.i—
6-30
7-2
(quar.)
M:ssouri
1
Stock
Co.
5-31
7-
Manitou
Electric
B
Mojud
4-19
30c
$1.75
j..
(quar.i
5-25
20c
common
preferred (quar.i—____
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—
$4.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
u
Class
A
(quar.)
—
&
Inc.
0-15
1
4-30
: 5-19
(s-a)
,6-15
1
5-22
6-13
:6-19
lliron's, 5(4 preferred
Miss.ssippi Glass Co. (increased)
37J/2C.'
(increased),
:_J.
Packing, 6'/2(4 pfd. <quar.
Michael Stern & Co., class A
(quar.i_
1
+43%C
-
Middlesex
6-
1
5-31
M
6-
Co.,
3
6-15
5-25
'
;
nou-cum. pfd.__
Inc.______^_____^__
$60c
•
4.50/4
(quar.i—
{irreg,)—
$25c
'.
Central
A
convertible
7-
t75c
common—
5-31
6-1G
6-
7-16
15c
Exploration Co.
Company
7-
1
preferred
4'/a(4
&
67!l
6413
7-
B.
Golden
5-31
McCormick
1
Glenmore
5-19
6-15
5-23
75c
dividend
$50c
-
—__
Wirebound
$1.50 class A
Central
Stock
Gold
8
2
1
Glen-Gary Shale
4$5
,
<quar.l______;
preferred
Central
9
6-
7-
6-
Machine
5-30
J$1
Celanese, Ltd.,
Canadian
1
Maytag
4 6-15
6-
6-30
tinterim 1
Marchant
6-
Safety Razor,
Glidden
6-15
5-24
5-23
50c
,,:
'
preferred
$1.75
420c
(quar.)__
B
Canadian
Mortgage Corp
Cable Co., Ltd.—
&
50c
(resumed)—
(quar.)—
Canada Permanent
•Canada
411c
class
15c
1*
6-
$1
Mfg. Co.
(quar.i_"_
Calculating Machine Co. (quar.i
Company iquar.)
1
e'
1
dividend
Class
35c
new com. (initial quar.)
Burrard Drydock Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Canada
6-15
(quar.)
5-31
Consolidated
6-15
(quar.i
common
Gisholt
6(4
Brunswig Drug Co.,
California
5-31
for
redemption
on
May 25 at $26 per share plus this divid.j
Brunner Manufacturing Co., com. (quar.)__
4 'A %
5-31
■
Mapes
$1
5-22
6-12
$1
___>
425c
Inc., $3
Gillette
«'•
Luminator-Harrison.
6-11
25c "
1
-5-31
'
common
(quar.)_____
5-28
6-29
(irreg.k__v_—
6-
5
37'Ac
Company,
Mortgage
Class
5-25
6-15
cominon___
Title
2
6-13
Coal Co.—
Meyer (H. H.)
.
6-
2
6-12
quar.i
(quar.)
(P.)
McGraw
Co.—
preferred
Co.,
Portland
Co.,
&
,
6-12
6-12
"
Land
1
6-11
7-
75c
preferred
G-
'■
6-11
5-29
$1
Inc.
7(4
2
37'Ac
(initial
25c
Refrigerator
Giant
Lorillard
2
30c
;
25c
(quar.)—
Georgia Marble Co.
1
Loew's.
7-
American
7-
25c
Extra
Stock
Inc.
77-
6-12
62 '/2c
;
(quar.)
Pipe
87'/2C
(quar.).___
$1
^quar.i
fquar.i
30c
Inc.
Gauley Mountain Coal
Gaylord Container Corp.
Gibson
8
5
6-15
Mfg.
Joint
6-
Ltd.————
Corp.
Investors,
pid.
Common
5
(quar.i_i.__—. 4$1.25
preferred (quar.)_—
|$l 38
Gemmer
Lock
6-
430c
General Tin
H-
75c
,
(initial)
common
Stratton
&
1.—_________
Co.
1
6-
Briggs Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—75c
Brcadway Department Store, 6% conv. pfd.
'
«
v6- 1/
6-25
gtd.
30c
30c
(increased)
6c
Chemical—
Loom,
(quar.i
(s-a J
common
g.
25c
62'Ac
Co.
G.I, Inc., $4
Louisiana
2,
60c
$1.12'/2
common
Louisville
7-
preferred
5V2 (4
Co.,
(quar.i
Corp.
Stores,
on
(quar.)________
Corp.,
6-15
—
Power
(R.
6-11
'<quar,)„
series
stock
<quar.)
Leather
6-20
/
5
special meeting
Co.
5-31
1
6-15
50c
(quar.i—..—______
stock
the
Gatineau
5(4
5*
6-
5-19
7-
7(4
Light Co.,
convertible
capital
a
Cup
25c
Wayne Corrugated Paper Co
Franklin Custodian Funds. Inc.—.
,
Rubber
7-
Sl'.lSVa
Fort
5-21
30c
18%c
Burt
.
6-
2.
6-12
50c
20c
preferred
Fundamental
B/G
30c
(quar.)—
&
Aug,
Sessions
25c
Philadelphia
Machinery k
preferred
4(4
1
6-
$1.50
___.—$1.75
(accum.)
Investment
2
6-15
stockholders
Schuylkill Navigation RR. &
6-
2
(quar.)
Power
the
basis at
preferred
.6-
1
77-
lquar.)__
com.
Foremost Dairies, Inc., common
6(4 preferred (quar.i—_____
"
Associates
7-
40c
$1.50
5-31
6-30
6-20
Semi-annual
'6- 8
1
$1.50
.
(quarj_
Ltd.,
the
Service
Lincoln
6-15
5-11
7-
$1.75
'
Stores,
&
Tourneau
Little
$1.75
to
split
to
on
$2.50 preferred
Lawrence (A. C. 1
jLn
$1.03V*
Smelting
of
'
6-30
5c
Inc.—
3V4Vr
Foote
$1.50
A_____
pfd.
Stores,
preferred
5-31
Co.
submit
B.i
50c
Metallurgical
Class
30c
15c
Milling
Farms
5-26
,25c
RR.,
Mining &
Fitzsimmons
5
8.
(quar.)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp., 6A pfd. (quar.)
Arcady
6-
——
Inc.,
Nickel Mines,
National
Lincoln
$1.50
Co.—
Association
First
Lily-Tulip
5-22
(quar.)—
Products,
Fansteel
5-22
Co
Inc.
Falconbridge
7-10
(ouar,)—.—
Capwell
Fabricon
5-24
Lamson
7-10
—
preferred
Federal
(I.
6-15/
■i
8
6-15
$25c
Corp., common
preferred
fquar.)_,
4(2(4
Kleinert
'
12'Ac
5-19
$1.12'A
:
Kimberly-Clark
j
5
6-
6-15
(accum.)
class
Eversharp, Inc., 5(4
'
6-29
25c
.
,
66-
,
•
1
j,
B
_2—
Emporium
6-15
$5
B
1
1
■
3
al5(^
(quar.)
Co.,
1
6-
Applied
Drug
Class
1
6-11
3
7-
(quar.)_
Common
common
6-
7-16
■•Common
Electric,
6-
8(4.
will
held
be
7-16
*
Emerson
6-15
$4
preferred
6-
6-15
7-
Co.-*.
County Land Co.—
Directors
7-
common—
Stores,
2
.
1
6-
6-11
20c
450c
tl5c
4$1.75
(accum.)___
1
common—$1
Co.;
6-11
Co.—
(quar.)—.—
6-20
•
18c
(quar.)—
Telephone & Telegraph
Kern
5-25
—
Water
1
2'
American
6-
common
,
Le
-——
1
2
American Woolen
6-15
(annual)
A
Co.,
7-
50c
,
(s-a)—
Y.»
(N.
30c
15c
6-
7-
Co.
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
"25c;
6-
2
7-
Surety
5-23
preferred .iquar,)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)____
$1.50
$2.25
preferred
5-15
$4.50
(quar.)——$1.75
'7%
American
5-21/
1
—
6-
6-28
7-
Kodak
Brothers
Paso
5-19
1
—
(quar.)
series
El
1
1
60c
(quar.i———
preferred
4'A(/c
6-15
6-
6-
Steel, Ltd. (quar.)—
Ltd., common (quar.)
Interurban
&
preferred
Eastman
1
S3
6-
Co
series
Edison
(s-a»__
7-
Laboratories, Inc.—
preferred
6%
preferred
■
25c
(quar.i—
$1
——
com.
3(4 non-cum.
Katz Drug Co.,
5-16
proposal
$6
3-14
■
5-19
5-19
two-for-one
$7
*
—50c
Extra
it 9-14
1
1
35c
T/r.
preferred" iquar.)—
Eastern States Corp.—
6-15
1
6-
(quar.)_
Refining,
Sugar
1
6-29
10-
1-2-52
6-15
;
_____
Corp..
5-28
66-
a
Company
1
S3
to
preferred
6-
83
a
St. Louis
6-20
$3
(s-a
a2 V2 Ve
Duraloy
6-15
5-18
2
(s-ai
5-25
Products
1
7-
C
$1.25
Bonus
Steel
-5-29
6-
B
6-18
(quar.i
6-10
50c
37'Ac
62'Ac
preferred
5-25
B.)
10-20
preferred
1
(Allen
1
non-cum.
1
preferred
11-
7-20
non-cum.
—
1
10-20
6y
3
Co.,
7-20
1
6(4
1
7-
50c
Inc
International
American
6-
6-
preferred
67c
$1
87'Ac
87'Ac
(quar.)——-——
American
5
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred
6-11
6-
(increased
1
11-
Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.
preferred A (s-a)
/
5-21
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.^Amer. deposit recpts. for ordln'y
8
$3.50
;
3'A%
American
6-
'
on
3V2%-
Kansas,
$1
Foundries &
Mont
5(4
5-18
v
2
7-
*
may
the common
stock at the June meeting.
American Cigarette & Cigar, common——
6 'U
preferred
(quar.)—______———announce
American
T/r
Du
1
6-
1
75c
___
Inc
——
7%
6-15
450c
Co.
&
Foundry Co.—
non-cumulative preferred
,—$1.75
non-cumulative preferred
_______
$1.75
non-cumulative preferred.,
$i.75
non-cumulative preferred...
$1,75
Tic
6-29
.i-......—...
Dobeckmun
Dunn
_.
Joy?,Manufacturing Co. (quar.)____
Kgbn's (E.) Sons Co., common
5(4
preferred (quar.)
__4
(irreg.)—..—75c
Dominion
5-19
6-20
6-
25c
(quar.i
6-15
12y2c
_____________
common
8-
2c
6(4
(increased)—
(quar.i...
1
3c
6-15
Extra
Holdert
8-
•
.
Construction, Ltd..—_
Corp.,
preferred
2c
common
When
Payable of Rec.
3c
_____
—
Y,
Inc.,
6-30
25c
(quar.)--.
N,
Co
Co.
Dominion Textile
Inc.—
preferred
American
American
8
5-
6-30
50c
20c
4'A
Disher Steel
5-17
1
50c
Alkali
5-28
5-15
6-
Harvester
of
Co.,
4-.
6-30
$2.50
common...
Co.
Co.
Royalty
2'U
.
j.
(quar.)__.—
5-28
•'
5-25
$1
50c
(quar.)
Cos.,
_1jl-
;—
:
Properties
Supply
Dictaphone
1
6-
o
6-27
$5
,
—
Detroit
1
6-
6-27
6-
6-20
(irreg.)
Corp.
preferred
Diamond
5-18
6-22
6-15
75c
$4
<quar.)__
com.
(quar.I
Leather
Amalgamated
6',4
Inc.
Co.
Co
A.i
Monte
Dentists'
1
0-
1
6-
25c
(s-a)_-
Association
6-15
$4
pfd.
Vermont RR. (s-a)
& Baldwin, Ltd
Albany &
Alexander
1
15c
RR.,
6Y
6-
$2.50
—■
Alabama
6-15
7'Ac
—_______
Affiliated
1
10c
(irreg.)_
Corporation
6-
5
6-1
6-15
Del
—
Express Co.——-.—
Aerovox
dividend)
6-12*
2
Share
7-
'
(quar.)____„
common
7-1
25c
137'/2c
—.
Y.)—
(N.
.___
preferred
5%
Corp,
(L.
Extra
6-20
\
Company *
Ranch
25c
preferred lquar,)_^i_^,.»..—$1.25
Dayton Malleable Iron,
1_J_—1—_____"•/■
Corp.,
Darling
Ltd.—
Co.,
A
Electric
Acme
HolderJ
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
(quar„)__—,j__.
Title
&
Class
,
Paper
preferred
Abstract
<;
&
/
When
Per
...
of Company
(stock
conv.
Johnson
Quarterly
Cuban Tobacco Co., 5'/ pfd. iaccum.)____^_
Curtis (Helenei
Industries, Inc.—
50c
preferred A (quar.)
.
Name
7-15
Per
Name of
6-20
Corp.—
A
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
Holdert
6-28
(quar.)
com,
(quar.).-i-.
i——
Crucible Steel Co. of America—
we follow with
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
V,
in
second table
a
class
$1
International
Cork
Payable of Reo.
20c
——$1.31 y»
Corp.,
$5.25 preferred (quar.)—
r-
an¬
Electric
When
Share
Name of Company
Cornell-Dubilier
.
.
(Continued
on
page
45)
5-23
Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2097)
13
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANfiE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADIRG
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
39% Dec
1
19
V* Jan
18
21
41% Mar 15
Dec
30
4% Mar 15
27% Dec
3
29
27 V\ Jan
2
251/2 Dec
May 12
59 % May
Laboratories
Abbott
4
Steel
Acme
^0
2.50
Co
—10
29
25% Jan
2
30
May
21
42% Feb
14
37
May 16
43
Jan
18
Adams-Millis Corp
39 Va July 14
53% Nov
15
49
Apr
4
56 ¥4 Feb
14
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp—10
17 »A Jan
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
22% Apr
30
29% Feb
26
Admiral
Jan
3
47% Jan
18
July 12
36 ¥2 Dec
3
7% July 26
48 V8 Dec 15
20 ¥2
55% Mar
2'A July 13
2% Jun
26% Apr
121% Jan
11% May
52% May
3
1
19
3% Jan
15% Mar 29
4
27
Feb
121
5
67'/2 Jan
9
9
28 % Nov
July 13
110% Jan.
3
Dec
28
23
31% Apr
131
27
4% Jan
May 18
87% Jan
2
29
3% Feb
86% Dec
30
831/2 Oct
20
July
3
74
Sep
8
211/8 Jan<
3
89 »/2 Mar
2-
47'A Dec
100
79 %
82
Jan
86
Apr 26
47% Jan
5
4
19
37% Apr
4
18
Nov
95
Jan
6
8 'A Jan
3
11% May 27
83 % Nov
1
60% Aug 24
58
Jan
21
102
Jan
3
231/2 Dec
22
26% Dec
11
30% Jun
1
28% Jan
32'A Jan
13
28
40% Apr
93
Feb
16
28% Jun
27
81V2 July 12
30
July 13
53'A May 31
3
July
36
5
Aug 16
100% Mar
2
441/4 Sep
1001/2 Dec
20
93
Dec
29
20
23% Feb
38% Jan
11
34% Jan
Dec
22
84
5% Dec
29
40
May 12
Jun
27
9% Jun. 27
66
Jun
30*
3% Jan
July
22
Jun
55%
15
203
Apr
30
Amerada
May 14
100
May 14
"When
Jan
2
60% Feb
23
Amer
15
16 % Apr
16
American
82
Dec
28
78
13
88
Jan
16% Jan
57
Jan
8
109'/2 Oct
4
105% Apr
14% Apr
21
10% Jan
8% Apr
21
120% May 24
93% Jan
170
190
Jan
18
Apr
Oct
17
30'A Anr
74
Mar 29
28
Mar 14
18
27
15% July 17
17'A Jun 30
8
13
Mar 22
40'A Jan
-
851A May 17
Oct
7
Feb
2
97
Jan
103% May
71% Jan
1781/2 Jun
19
101'A July 12
113% Jun
23
111
49% Oct
6
233
171% Jan
May
Jan
46 %
143% May
Apr
58% Jan
51/4 July 13
S per
8% May 19
July 51
24
Nov
24
17
Jnn
24% Feb
4
2% July 13
64% Jan
3
12'A July 12
5^
Jan, 3
44% July 12
43% July 26
4% Jan
3
4% Mar 23
93% Oct
13
25 % Mar 22
79% Oct
17
5
221A Feb
16
3% Jan
2
1
96¥2 Jan
16
30
18 ¥2 Jan
1
2]A Jan
'
84% May
14
Apr
72% May
3
42
29
7
Mar 24
Mar 28
46% Jun 30
47»/2 Mar
25% Aug
3
6'A Nov* 13
34% Apr
11
29% Jan
75
Dec
92
13
July 17
12% July 12
*
16
51% May 15
8 % Dec
13
9% Apr
Mar 29
28
6% May
9
23
1
Jan
16
56 ¥2 Mar 22
50
9
Jan
Jan
51 ¥2 Jan
34% May
81/4 Jan
2
10
38
88
3/8
38/4
50
44
1
199
No par
®8
*
17% Jan
18
191/4 Apr
4
99% Mar 13
Oct
29
106% May 17
14 % Jan
2
x8% Mar 20
3
36% Jah
2
22% May 23
5
'4
22
25
22% Mar 24
29% May
9
2
27% Jan
Aug
134% Sep
20
33% Mar 16
Aug
July
3
Apr
15% Jan
1.
32
37% Dec
41% Apr
102
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
xl2
50
1-
July. 14
38% Jaiv- 25
28
16% May 12
33% Jan
16% Jan-
12% Jan
173
3
12
3
2
May 10
Apr
24
9% Jan
11
7% Jan
2
51% Mar 16
311/2 Jan
15
53% Dec
49
14
73% Nov 24
169% Sep
44
145
14
Jun
5
Jan
13
35"% Dec
18
Mar 24
70 ¥2 Mar 28
149
Apr
23
38 ¥2 Jan
2
130
May 10
31¥2 Apr
2
17% May
161% May 20
150
Jan
25
9
62% May 18
Mar 30
137% May 16
76% Jan
121% Mar 28
xll7
12% Mar 22
8
18
Radio
Corp
15 Ya Mar 17
Feb
20
10 ¥4 Jan
19
177
x41% May 10
56
Feb
80% Feb
5
13
Jan
9
42% Feb
14
167
139'/2 Jan
2
37¥4 Jan
19
Feb
Mar
27
1
13
6
23 ¥8 Feb
9
Feb
28
158
68% Jan 31
154
Jan
16
16
6
38¥2 Apr
2
Dec
14
98¥2 May 16
Dec
18
78 ¥2 Apr
x51
July 12
Jam 12
19% Feb
9 % Jam
3
11
4
Feb? 15
28
141/4 Mar 28
16% Nov
24
Nov
21
77% Apr
2
40% Dec
28
38% Jan
25
38% Nov 24
351/2 Jan
28
x25% Apr
110% Mar
8
2
72% Oct
2
46% Jan
107
9
3
Mar 16
941/2 Jan
19% Feb
4,400
39
*36%
39
17%
*17%
17%
Gas &
Hawaiian
non-cum
com
preferred
Locomotive
common
Fdry
1
,
201
201
197
197
195
195
194
196
197
100
100
*97
100
*95
100
*96
100
*95
100
57%
57%
57 ¥2
58
58
58
58
58
57¥2
58
16 ¥4
16¥s
16 ¥2
15%
16 3/8
15%
16
153/4
16
15%
16 ¥a
87%
87¥a
88
86 ¥«
88
86
87¥2
107 ¥2
*1071%
13%
12 7/8
13¥a
6 ¥4
6 Va
6%
108
1071/4
110%
170 ¥a
171
34%
36¥4
82 ¥2
82
82¥4
82%
83 ¥4
82
83 ¥2
85¥4
83
84
3,400
30%
30%
31
30
30%
30 i/s
301%
31
31 ¥2
30%
311/4
5,000
42 3/8
41%
42 ¥»
41 ¥2
41 ¥2
40 ¥2
41¥4
41 V«
42 ¥2
42
42 ¥a
2,800
20%
20'/a
20%
*20%
20%
20¥4
20 ¥4
20 ¥4
20¥4
20
20%
2,300
243A
24%
24%
25
233/4
24
23%
24'A
23%
24
1,800
101
3
May 15
2
5
66 ¥2 Jan
3
110
88
Jan
*91¥2
93
5%
99¥4
3
23
For footnotes see page
24.
46% Apr 25
42
Apr
4
107'A May 18
100
*220
235
•220
136
136
132
134
132
132
*1341%
136
131
139 ¥4
48 ¥2
48 3/4
48 ¥2
Monday
May 14
f per
18%
18%
19%
19
2%
2 ¥4
2 3/8
2 ¥4
2 ¥4
2
883/4
89 ¥2
86%
89 ¥2
Hock
& Cable
Glass
$4
42%
89
Oil
Jan
13
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Corp
*23¥8.
*6%
7
♦23
241/2
86%
Armco Steel Corp common
87
2 ¥4
86
88 ¥2
88
3,400
14¥2
14%
14%
14
14 ¥2
6,000
751%.
76
77
75 ¥4
76 ¥»
2,700
52%
52 ¥2
523/4
52 ¥2
52%
3A
53 Va
52%
53 Va
11,300
43 3/4
53
43%
51%
44
43%
43%
43¥2
43%
*43 ¥4
43 ¥2
43%
43 ¥2
900
7 ¥4
*71/4
7 ¥2
7%
7¥4
7%
7¥8
IVa
IVa
7¥s
7 ¥4
2,600
49 ¥4
*48 ¥2
49 ¥2
48 ¥2
48 ¥2
343/8
33¥4
34
32 ¥2
33¥4
32'/4
32%
6%
6%
63/4
6%
63/4
6%
63/4
52
49
48
48
300
32 ¥a
32%
32%
33
9,300
6%
6%
63/4
*77 ¥2
79%
*48
49
*48
6%
2,100
80
78 ¥2
78 ¥2
*77
79
19 ¥b
19»/g
19 Va
19
19%
19
19
19
19
*18%
18%
900
18 3/8
*.18%
18%
18»/8
183/g
18
18 ¥4
18 Va
18 ¥4
♦13
18 ¥4
1,400
*78 ¥2
80
20% or
t
20%'.
>101%
104 '
16% ''v
88
;i
/ 88 *
*78 ¥2
20 '/a
¥4
-
20¥2
102
102
15%
86
16%
>
••13'A
133/8
49
■
203/4
16%
r->i6%
*86
80
104
13 y*
13
,481/4
48 ¥2
47 ¥2
-
86
15%
*84
20 ¥»
203/s
20
•
86
13
13
13¥8
48¥4
48
48 ¥4
.
100
100 ¥2
16
161/8
19%
20%
100
101
100
16%
15%
*84
86
*84
50
20 ¥4
8,300
100
900
16 Va
5,500
86
10
13
13
13 Va
2,ICO
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49
473/4
493/4
3,400
*103 ¥4
106
13
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*104
106
106
*104
106
17%
*104
17%
106
173/4
17%
-
17%
106
17%
3,500
9%
9¥8
9¥8
30 ¥2
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 ¥a
343/8
34%
34%
34
34'/a
*333/4
183/4
18 ¥4
18%
X18 i/s
18 3/a
18 Va
18%
18
18 ¥4
13,300
15
14%
15
14%
143/4
14%
15
14%
15
39,400
*34
3 4 ¥2
18%
18%
143/4
15
*173
175
8%
8 3/a
77
159
38%
132
132
130
35%
35%
37%
373/8
37%
13
13
67%
135
64 ¥4
177
8%
62 ¥4
62¥4
119%
119¥2
8
8 ¥4
80
80
17
17 ¥4
80
80
43%
80
42%
40¥a
27%
*101¥a
40%
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175
8 ¥2
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175
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93/a
175
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31
77
78
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36
17
17
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7
,
9
9%
31%
173 ¥4
8
34
30 3A
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173 ¥4
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8%
8%
413/a
401/4
40%
39¥2
40
39 ¥4
50
49 ¥2
49 ¥2
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50
49 ¥2
49%
771/2
75%
773/8
75'A
76 ¥2
76¥4
78
158 ¥2
39
39 ¥4
160
1591/2
38%
130
36
160"
38%
*130
343/4
160
39
132
161
38%
130
161
120
a ¥2
4,800
1,400
♦48 ¥4
49 ¥2
120
75%
78'%
7,400
158 ¥2
158 ¥2
39
38%
39
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132
320
1,100
I
70
35%
34%
35"/2
35¥4
35¥2
34%
35¥2
7,700
37
36 ¥2
36 ¥2
36%
36%
1,300
373/8
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13
12%
12%
12%
12%
661/8
67%
67
67
67
68 ¥2
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500
39 ¥a
132
373/a
21%
12,000
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174
39
13
134
34
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400
31%
38%
67%
135
9
130 ¥4
363/4
139 ¥t 1391/4
62
61 ¥2
119
119
8 ¥4
8 ¥4
38%
37%
100
100
80%
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183/8
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140
140
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49%
43%
43%.
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17%
9¥t
93/8
31%
109%
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17%
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17%
17%
21%
27%
*49
4,500
2 ¥4
14 ¥2
101 ¥2
43 Va
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2 ¥4
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75¥»-
75 ¥2
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7,700
141/2
101 ¥2
10
preferred—100
19%
77
21%
10
20
7
400
19
19 ¥4
141/2
27%
35%
1,500
23 ¥2
18%
87'/4
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2 ¥4
¥4
6%
1
6%
24 ¥4
19¥4
-
the Week
f per share
75¥4
40%
*16%
May 18
share
14%
No par
5
2,300
Sales for
77 ¥4
No par
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
1,000
47¥2
14 ¥2
6.25
j.
preferred
convertible
17 ¥s
*79
.
17,000
Friday
$ per
7
134
21%
1543/4
*133
21¥2
153%
134
21%
154 ¥2
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21 ¥4
154%
134
*123/8
67¥4
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12%
600
68'A
2,600
133 7/s
100
21%
21%
213/g
1,400
1551/4
154%
155 »/a
41,000
63
633/b
64'/a
63 3/8
62%
138 i/s
139 »/4
137%
138
138 ¥2
138 ¥2
1383/4
140'A
630
61¥4
61%
603/4
62
60%
611/4
58%
59 ¥2
7,300
119 ¥a
119 ¥4
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119%
63
63¥2
119 ¥8
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1191/a
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8 ¥4
8'/4
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8'/a
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63
8
393%
8
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39%
-
38%
9.700
16,900
37%
39%
99%
98¥2
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100
100
80
80
79
80
*80
82
80'A
80 »A
18%
171/4
18
17'/4
17%
17%
100
8 Va.
99
*100
15,300
393/4
38%
101
340
260
28,300
17%
18%
81
81%
81%
81
81
43%
41%
43
41%
42%
42 ¥b
42%
41%
42%
40%
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40%
40
40 V4
39 ¥2
40 ¥4
39 ¥4
40
1,160
27 ¥a
27%
271/4
3,900
*81
82
*81
Corp—
Anderson-Clayton & Co
4%%
1
24
•
76%
■f
14%
76%
38%
25
50
*23
98%
235
135%
46%
48
Thursday
May 17,
$ per share
*6%
18%
100%
$5 prior conv preferred
7%
95 ¥a
991/4
540
PRICES
18 3/4
64¥2
80
share
6 %"
48
Wednesday
May 16
24
1553/a
8 ¥4
May 15
I per
SALE
*233/8
7
63%
*119'
HIGH
Tuesday
96%
473/4
47%
23%
154%
62¥4
AND
48%
7
38
Common
47%
*6%
100
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
share
9 7'/8
5,100
28
102 ¥2
79
27
27 '/e
27%
101 Vi
*100¥2
101 ¥2
79%
8 iy4
84¥2
85
88
80
87
35 y«
35%
34 s/8
15¥4
15¥4
351/2
151/2
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6%
♦6%
51 ¥«
50 ¥»
771/3
34%
35%
34%
35 ¥b
16%
16
16
151/2
151/2
7 ¥4
17
7
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50¥2
43%
109%
110%
27
27
101
36
*49 ¥4
43 ¥a
83
50
42%
109 Va
50
43¥*
110
50 ¥»
7
50 ¥2
42%
42%
108%
109 ¥a
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42%
108
►100 ¥2
14%
1011/2
7
50 %
'
16,100
92 ¥2
233
No par
common
Anderson-Prichard
51% Jan 29
Jan 29
■<
*91
921/a
*220
preferred
—100
$4 conv prior preference—No par
10
53
5
7%
22
130
25
*91
97
240
155%
64 ¥4
92¥a
94
*225
155%
*139 ¥4
*91
240
22 ¥4
22¥t
25
preferred
Woolen
95%
97
*228
*21%
*134
92 ¥2
*91
93
99
13
67%
*134
21%
67"%
5
com
27
19
18
Corp
Feb
38% Apr
4
37%
*12%
American Water Works Co Inc
American
24
245
39
41
-
100
8% Jan
3
4
26
13
May 17
6% Jan
47% Oct
30
.
No oar
9
30% Jan
*9
No par
Wire
41% May
*48'/2
100
Viscose
700
36%
35¥2
American
14,900
170'A
159
159
common
31,300
6 Va
107
1091/4
*130¥«
Tobacco
13%
5%
35
39
preferred
13
6¥s
170¥i
100
6%
13%
6
108 ¥2
77
159
American Tel & Tel Co
13
6¥«
35 ¥4
84 ¥4
77%
77 ¥2
Tobacco
13%
6
170%
49'/2
preferred
107
13
¥4
6
108%
No par
American Sumatra
*6
1071/2
13 ¥4
123/4
343/8
*40%
100
100
7,600
108
50
Co
8,100
170 ¥2
41
Refining com
14'/2
38¥2
35
preferred
Stores
40
14 ¥a
373/4
108 ¥2
25
American Stove Co
5,500
170 ¥2
No par
100
—
1,700
187/s
62 ¥2
34
■
*49¥2
common
107%
86
18%
*61
170 ¥4
31 ¥4
34 ¥2
18%
14%
175
8%
No par
Co
non-cum
American
♦85
18%
621/2 ;
106 ¥4
American Steel Foundries
7%
86 3>
35¥a
17%
&
Refg com
preferred
Snuff
107
18%
*61
171 ¥2
*104
•
1
Amer-Smelt &
American
*35'/2
1,300
51,400
108 ¥2
16%
*86
13%
48%
100
Light
No par
Amer Rad <fc Std San'y com—No par
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
American Ship Building Co__No par
100
57%
341/2
*101
100
Co
1,100
IO71/2
20%
1
2
100
197
101
1701/2
34
Natural Gas Co—No par
American Sugar
17%
34%
43%
7%
No par
preferred
1,800
39
*17%
110
088
14 ¥2
76%
52%
No par
com
American Molasses Co—
6%
*36 ¥2
173/4
200 ¥2
$ per share
100
Amer Metal Products Co
7%
39
*171%
172 ¥4
82 /4
3°J/8
42%
29%
24 /4
*91%
97 >
*239
*133
*48¥a
50
preferred
American
*36%
17%
17274
34
10
preferred
American
39
119
~
10
SS Co
Leather
convertible
4 ¥2%
*36%
*17¥4
*1063/4
-,5
1
3%
17%
17%
1071%
.-10
Electric Co
Hide &
Amer Mach &
33/4
16,400
1,800
39
*36%
LOW
Anaconda
13% Apr
1,400
88
Saturday
May 12
Copper Mining
31 ¥8 Apr
49% Dec
Jam
37%
87
3%
"1061/a
20
Anaconda
H
120% Oct
89
37%
83
*3%
14'A '
x.100
2
18
26%, Jam 13
33% July 14
38
87
3%
38
com
13
20
Nov
371%
87¥2
33/4
14'A
.-10
Feb
87
Dec
7
38
87
3%
37¥2
No par
44% Feb
17% Dec
36
37%
88
3%
38%
No par
Sugar com
American
Anchor
106
38 V*
87
3%
37¥2
25
Cable
American
Power
101/4 Feb
95
28% Dec
38
88%
3%
39
Foreign Power com__No par
$7 preferred.
No par
$7 2nd preferred A
No par
$6 preferreu
No par
News
120¥2 Apr
100
5
39
88
3%
38 ¥2
Amer &
American
15
1
18% July 13
38¥a
88%
X95
39 Va
18%
*2 %
American
30
Apr 20
27% Apr
3
Apr
May
27% Mar 10
38%
.
39
*78 ¥2
19 %
18%
Jan
84
81
951/2
39 ¥4
100
4
63
8
95¥4
*46
141/4
preferred
66 ¥2 Feb
57 ¥4 Apr
117% Aug 17
14
45%
95 ¥4
%
14'/a
..40c
3
138
64% Nov 27
Mar
45¥4
94%
14%
13 7
200
45
95 ¥4
14 ¥4
100
100
45%
14%
2
22
95¥4-
14%
*6%
31
110
1,600
21,100
45%
14 ¥2
American Export Lines Inc
3.90%
9,166
95%
18%
1
3
'•
45%
62 ¥2
No par
2
*21
22
18%
7
23 /2
7%
*20%
*61¥2
1
No par
6%
22
18 3/4
common
24
*92 ¥2
•
62 ¥2
Tiling
European Secur
27
70
54 % Nov. 16
5% Feb
95
*20%
21 ¥4
18%
No par
com
American Encaustic
22% Feb
13% May
3
61
69
*61 ¥2
YORK STOCK
36¥4 Feb
38 ¥2 Apr
46% Dec
67 ¥»
18%
Products
11
Jan
8
31% May 14
2
10
28
19% Mar
10
201/4 Jan
21% Feb
106 ¥2 Jan
10
1301/2 Apr
3
May
59 ¥2 Jan
3
7% Jan-
68 ¥4
621/2
American
111/2 Jan
158
66%
18%
21
32% Jan
13
3
67¥4
62%
29
11
22% Feb
62% July 26
66 ¥4
18%
Jan
24
136% Oct
146% Jan
67
62 ¥2
19% Mar 26
Nov
Jun 27
146% Jun 30
66
18/8
24 ¥4 Feb
105
60% Aug 17
18% Jun 30
128
*92%
93
,
88 ?
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
12% Jan
38
69%
81 (*
14 7
39 >
50 ¥2 May 11
xl57%Apr
10 Va
10
American Metal Co Ltd corn-No par
16
'2
18
par
Amer Machine & Metals
39% Mar 30
>
'2
*98
—1
90
28% Dec
10%
95
Home
19% May 15
7
185
10%
46 Va
14¥2 Apr 26
5% July, 13
1C%
93
25
11 % July 26-
10%
94¥8
25
175% July 18
101/4
98
45
101/4 Jan
6% Jun- 26-
10 ¥4
♦93%
98
93
85% Apr
23% Aug
10 ¥4
393/a!
95 ¥a
Ice Co
86
39'/4
38%
*931/4
46¥4
American
2
86 ¥2
38
39'/4
98 ¥2
93%
American
2
*80
38%
*93¥4
451/2
„?q'4
Par
6%
1,200
*92%
Distilling Co
American
30%
98 ¥2
,
8
Jan
22
47% Dec
*21¥4
86 ¥2
80
22,400
39 ¥2
*96
1,800
3%
931%
11
13
68%
4,500
'
77 »/4
79%
81 ¥2
*80
86 ¥2
2%
21%
3%
4
*80
"
*76
*92¥2
90
July 13
69 ¥4
*80
2 ¥2
21%
-
76
3%
8I1/2
2%
22
15,600
93 ¥2
11% Nov 22
Mar 22
Id/4
4
*80
85%
38%
76
10
29%
133
1,300
3
14% Dec
101/4
39%
3%
81
*2%
*213/8
77Vi
52¥4
28%
*129
6,000
4
29
10 ¥4
4
*80
98
¥a
2%
21%
*76
*51%
2D ¥2
43¥«
Jan
104
98
77 ¥4
81 '
86 ¥2
39
2 ¥2
2li/4
,
21%
3%
82
"83
86
2%
,
52 ¥1
133
32%
—
Cyanamid Co
American
29
*129
421/4
5% Jan
78
81
80 ¥4
2%
21%
*76
4%
3%
3%
96 ¥2
24
Jan
28
J^n
9
16
21% Dec
17% May 12
84
78
25% Oct
Nov
9
18% May
55% Mar 22
101
76
39%
EXCHAxNGE
May 10
*51%
29%
133
32¥2
$ per share
Feb
521/2
29
32%
preferred series B_100
8
*51%
"129
133
43¥2
conv
24
*129
32%
3 ¥2%
2
52
30 %
29'%
30
29/a 30
132129
133
2%
2 4
2 -f
2/4
43
Colortype Co
NEW
52
30
133
•
43
9
15
4
11
13% July 3
81% July* 3
10%
32%
conv
5% Jan
Dec
16% July 18
11
42¥4
3¥2%
21% Jan
45% Aug 25
16% Dec
11
32%
prior preferred
Highest
share
49
26
liy8
33 ¥a
3
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
18
27
10%
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
11 ¥4
43%
1
preferred
American
11
42
100
4¥2%
7,600
11%
53
200
32 ¥2
No par
100
American
11
22 ¥2
21 Vi
(The)
preferred
Range for Previous
t per share
&
American Crystal
*
11,300
23
69
10
preferred series A_100
9
600
23
23
10/8
No par
Co
24
90
Cable
&
28% Feb
54
38
44%
preferred
Chicle
22 % Jan
5,83
39 ,s
962
Broadcasting Co Inc____1
Chain
27
97
Co
convertible
American
54
*36 ¥2
21% '
Cotpl
Shoe
American
25% Dec
76% Nov 21
Brake
American
9
54 ¥4
28%
38
50
9
22% Feb
54¥4
28%
♦37
...
«
„q2/4
preferred-—.xlOQ
21
18% Jan
54 ¥2
33
common
Feb
23
28¥4
37%
54¥2
•
43%
—
32V4 Jan
x45
2
3,600
28
37
56
231/8
77 A
;
7%
29
38
33
American Can Co common
7%
IB
28 ¥4-
31%
22%
76
American Car & Fdry com
19
Feb
23
16
13
2
Jan
283/b
30 ¥t
44%
Bank Note common
American
27%
30 ¥2
Share*
32%
com
Corp
conv
cum
American
4^,700
30¥s
63/4-
21%
preferred
4%
*
2
39% Jan
2
Feb
32% Jan
115% May
185
17
35
51
30
Amer
30%
30%
56
32 34
*44%
93
43 a
preferred
Airlines
American Bosch
16
7% Mar
2
5
79
Jan
14% Apr
5% May 18
27
6%
6
114
3%%
37,400
30 ¥«
63/B
*21 Y*
Agricultural Chemical__No
American
19
44% Feb
10
30% Nov
115% Jan
17% Jan
10
13
-
2
621/2 May 11
14% May 16
37% May 16
14
20
May 14
191/4 May
2
22
7,700
6%
6¥4
23%
78
3/8
100
Sugar Co
issued"
13% Jan
49
55%
5%-
551/2
5%
30 ¥2
22
No par
Petroleum
27
30
19
convertible
Amalgamated
Dec
Dec
3
6%
•
14
43% Dec
Jun- 26
Jan
Amalgamated Leather Co
30
21% July 13-
49
Aluminium Limited
3
5
381/2 Dec
81% May
5
5
901/e July 26
178
27
5% Jan
23
7
7% Jan
40y2 Apr
Feb
541/b-
55%
5%
22%
21/a
common__No par
1001/2 Jan
Jan
16
Corp
17
19
share
55
56
*55
Sales for
the Weefc
$ per
5%
*37 ¥2
Friday
May 18
May 17
S per share
5
3V*% conv preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
41
553/4
Thursday
May 16
J per share
No par
.
9
PRICES
Wednesday
231/2
76
No par
11
20
53% Nov 22
Dye
SALE
t.per share
39¥2
56
22
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common_No par
9
9
29
29 ¥4.
¥4.
39 ¥2
56
56
22%
22 %
11%
11%
53 ¥4
53 A
39 ¥2
22
1
Jan
36% Apr
67% Jun
10i/4 Jun.. 27
Feb
47% Jan
100
17% Apr
ifin% J*n
261/2 Jan
30% July
101'A Feb
X101
26
14% July 13
27
26
Stores
19
58
Dec
Mills
Allied
*37 ¥2
55
23 ¥4
11 %
52 A
31 ¥s
31Va
HIGH
Tuesday
May 15
56%
5%
31 ¥4
29
22
1
Mar 13
100
40
Allied
&
56
5%
30%
28--a
5%
5%
*129
2
10b
Allied Kid Co
4
Chemical
56 ¥2
56¥2
5
Industries Inc
3% Apr
Jan
1611/2 Dec
2
48% Jan
93% Mar 15
98
Allied
33% May
42% Mar 15
99% Dec
44
'
*
13
4
AND
t per share
10
100
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
9
10
Feb
29
,
51/2%
5
11
4
No par
preferred w w
Allegheny Corp common
Allen
16
4
50
Inc
Vicksburg Ry
7IV4 May
Apr 21
19
9% Jan
Feb
1
com
4¥»%
2
5'/a Dec
Equipment
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
9
*37%
*5o /4
22 %
11 ¥»
1
Gas
Alabama &
2
27
1
No par
Corp
Air Reduction
7
19
80
5
Co
$3 preferred w w
9
50
Feb
74 % Jan
77
Express
Affiliated
2
3% Jan
4
18
.
Mar
Adams
8
27% Feb
2% May 10
?VA Apr
Oct
58
1
56 ¥2
5¥2
31 ¥s
28 %
5
ACF-Brill Motors Co
6% May 17
33% Jan
$ per share
Par
$ per share
5414 Jan
6
LOW
Monday
May 14
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
tper share
S per share
1
2% Feb
Lowest
Highest
f per share
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
-Lowest
;
230
33,300
60
5,100
10,400
700
400
1,900
42%
37,700
108%
11,940
'
mMMxtsmmaaMk
l
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2098)
..
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
i
$ per
12% Jan
13
Jan
STOCK
11% Dec
28
91
Nov
2
80% May 18
92
53
Aug 10
46% Jan
3
59% May
17
93% Apr
11
9% May 18
Armour <fc
9
'$6
12
" Jan
Co of Illinois
5
com
prior preferred
conr
t per
f per share
Par
10%
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
May 15
May 16
May 17
May M#
$ per
share
$ per share
share
10%
",.10
10%
83
10%
10%
SALE
Tuesday
May 14
May 18
HIGH
AND
Monday
Saturday
$ per share
S per share
share
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
13
7% Jan
69
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1950
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'•
9%
10
83'A
82
82
58%
58%
58%
97%
98
118%
117%
83
83
No pai
105% Nov
100 Vb Mar 13
107% July 31
14% Apr 18
117% Jun
8% July 13
12% Jan
8
112
104
53%
58%
58%
59%
No pai
Jan
17% May 18
*97%
98%
98%
4
13% Feb
% Apr
20
Arnold
16
preferred
Constable
No par
Corp
*117%
5
'
*18
118%
118%
18-
18%
Artloom Carpet
9
A May
July 13
28% Sep 28
23
21
July 17
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
2
40% May
26% Feb
No pat
11%
2.50
*24%
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com—1
38%
24
July 12
28% Oct
23
27% Jan
2
40% May
7
26
15
Mar 10
20% Sep
25
19% Jan
2
25
Oct
31
107% Apr 20
102% Jan
4
116
Industries
Inc
98
118
3
Apr
Oct
109
4
19
100% Jan
16
103% Jan
27
111% Dec
19
Jan
13
70% Dec
Jan
28
86
Nov
Jun
27
95
Nov
26
8
18% Jan
6
68
Jan
preferred—^
-Vb May
'
5%
>113
100
Oa
Investment
%
%
%
24%
25
39%
38%
39%
,.■."'38%
Feb
39
39%'
39%
38%,
38 %
-
78% May
-
"■20%
113
115
*113
115
113,.
113%
20%
49
48%
50
159
158 %
160
109%
109%
109%'109%
49
,
18
60% Jan
27
97
Apr
20
105 % Jan
5%
22% July 13
25% Nov
24
25% Jan
2
28% Feb
Line
Coast
5
Vk
i
5
Preferred
.
Atlas
RR^
No par
32
74
5
»
*97%
-100
:
2i
25%
.
72%
'
98%
97%
74%
76
'*97%
98
74%
98
I 49.
49
40
Dec
27
116
Dec
27 v
35% Apr
110
41% Jan
3
Mar 15
119
31
13
6% Jun
30
9% Nov
17
14% Jun
29
16
5% Ji
29
11% Dec
20
10% July 11
5% Jan
3
14% Jan
12
12% Jan
3
9% Apr
7% Jan
ltf
46
n
15% Apr
9
37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
18
10% Dec
26
15% Jan
25
10% Apr
15% Aug
3
28
,
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
13
Mar 15
19
13% May
8% Mar
11% May 18
l«y8 Mar 28
Atlas
90
-
17%";.%
300
':L
.500
,
1
,*
Nichols
■'
1
-
38%
38
38%
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113%
30%
*28%
31%
8%
*8%
8%
*28%
No par
r'
No par
>
*8%
16%
10%
10%
1,800
20%
1,400
20%
110%
113%
*111%
•
49%
156
49
2,000
156%
109%
13%
32f
%
71%
71
370
109%
7,700
900
20
12,800
n
'
A
170
.
.
43%
.
152
t
20%
19%
4,100
J
113'
a
43,200
69
71
95
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90
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90
98%
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98%
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98%
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73%
70
73
98%
98%
98
98%
430
25%
.
x72 %
98%
25%
,
4,700
'
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98%
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113
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...73'
.
20%
112%-;
108%' 108%
70%
r
'
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3
70 %
25%
26
25%
25%
10,500
•
.
•
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
**13%
*28%*
•hi-
•
preferred
'
•
No par
7%
*47%
*
37
•
37
; 37%
-
7%
7%
-
47
8% -"
:
15,200
,
37%
37
37%'
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8%
9%'
:
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30%
8%
8%
%
8%
,
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16%
10
10 %
13%
;
10
13%
'13
10
7%
V
7%
46
-
.
8
'
114
*16
_
40
16%
'
1,200
-
•
10 JA
>
2,700
13%
2;?00
,
'
*'■:
47 %
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30%
13% -13%
r
7%
113%
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8%;;
2,700
1
113%
30%
" *i5%j .16%-
-
'
,70%
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114
*28%'"
-
16%
10"'
47%"''
47 %
47%
8%<"
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7%
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30%
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13%
r
38
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10%
13%
conv
38
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y,
37%
•
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,
'
5c
8
8,800
38%
Ui
99
25%
•
113%
Conv prior pref ($1.201
;
24%
35%
155
1
.
44,700
23
20
-
%
riu
'
5,000
34
*111%
49Va
19%
11%
35%
112
154% 156
109
"■ 109
■'
98%
98
■
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common.
Autocar
25
20%
113
49
11 Va
x38%
112%
•
•'72%,...74%
-
r 38%
Tack
Austin
„
1
51% Mar
May 16
(voting) *
..20
convertible pfd ser A
100
Corp__
—No par
•-4%
11 V
15
10% Jan
8% May 18
28"
Feb
Jan
-
...
r
Common
3
Jan
7
July
28
,
3
Jan
29
31% Dec
5,0b0
V
ii7%."-
.'17%
A
,
25
20%
.
112%
98%
*97%
•I
2
A
,
x34%
111%
113%
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25%
25%
25%"
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_
87
*
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,
113%
Atlas Powder—■-
5
39
38%', 38%
.
A > *
32
*69%- ,72.%
32
72%'
98%
25
commons
..
24%
38%
154%'158%
„
97%
73%
98%
73%
.1100
$3,75 series B
Corp
*90
'*97%
1
Lines common
%
A
24
; ; *109;
109%
i9%v 20%
20%
20
20
20
10
preferred
non-cunt
Atlantic Refining
17
4
100
—
Atl G & W I SS
3
75% Dec
105% Nov
Feb
11%
'
21
*111
20%
3
Atlantic
7
%
'
"
24% ;;24%
,
'
27
5
preferred.*
City Electric Co;
Rights
97% May 14
24
15
11
11%
/II %
'
3^%
.
158%
__10
non-cum
Atlantic
93% Feb
82
4
18
36% Jan
28% Sep
17% •'
9-7%-
.
►ii6'.:
17%
.18
*
58%
*91%,
.
118
Week
Shares
32,200
10
"
82%*i'* 'Y- 1,200
80%
58
97%
-
*117
'
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
9
99% Jan
105
18
"-11%'' 11%
11%
113
20%
•111
100
2nd preferred—
Associates
21% Mar 19
Mar 28
83
97%
;97%,
117%
18 %
'
2
92% Jan
conv
cum
1st
1%
•
3
115% Feb
18
86'
4
177% Feb
28
68
Apr
50% Feb
41% Jan
A May 16
41'
6%
3
12
Xl7% Dec
2
Mar 31
115
•38%
preferred_.No par
Associated Dry Goods common_.__l
150% Jan 25
30
21% Jun
Feb
$1.20
108% May 17
59% Mar 2
152 % Dec 11
39% July 12
;,*18
58%
*
share
9%
,
*
82%
58 Va
.97%
118%
25
'
Mar
18
»
11%
11%
%
Arvin
7
May 18
Co Inc
9
21
104
-
10 Va
♦82%
117%
,
$ per
"
'
9
convertible
$4
8
19% Feb
10% Jan
27
19% Dec
5
118% May
Mar 16
Armstrong Cork Co com
$3.75 preferred
7
10
83
58%
98%
*82
No par
*
39% July 26
S per share
Sales for
^-■ the
7%
7%
"
46%'
46%
46%
7%
;
7.%
47 "
46%
,
35,700
•.
■
1,600
,
B
9% July
9
•
5
20% Dec
27
Jun
'
40
17% Feb
3
28
Oct
11
36% Apr
30
Babbitt
15 % Jan
22
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24 % Jan
17
Baltimore & Onio common
45% Feb
4
27% Jan
30
59
Jan
2
77
8
17% Jan
2
23% Feb
Jan
26
2
43% Jan
' 3
25% July 26
20% May 16
28% Jan
9
30
13% Jan
10% Jan
12% Jan
17
29% Jun
Feb
9
Jan
2
31% Jan
2
38
Mar
107
Mar
70
__10
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
41%
*39
41%
31
4%%" preferred
Iron Works Corp
8
Beatrice Foods Co
3
4
37% Feb
21
3
88 % Apr
3
Beck
9
Beech Aircraft
8
Inc
Mills
21
79% Jan
18
10% Mar 13
29% Jan
12
32% Feb
6
30% May 10
35
Feb
15
July 13
34% Jan
5
30% Jan
31
33% Jan
3
18 % Oct
23
17% Jan
4
19% Mar
8
Packing
Belding-Heminway
28'A Dec
12
227/b Apr
4
30 % Jan
19% Oct 18
17% Jan
2
1
12% Jan
13
6
Bell
23 % Feb
9
Bell &
92% May 17
94% Mar
9
18
3
48% May 18
59% Feb
21% Jan
26% Mar
79
Dec
14
Feb
Jun
26
2'A Jan
11
July 14
31% Apr 20
31 % Oct
21
90
21
156
30 Va
*82%
8
12%
12%
31%
*30%
32%
32%
1
*21V*
28
*27 %
50%
51
50%
51%
50%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
80%
*79%
80%
*27%
28
33% Jan 22
37% Feb
Best
Foods
60
Bethlehem Steel
Nov
28
Apr
9
9
26Jan
2
17'A Jun 22
14% Apr
2
146
155% Feb
,
i
Apr
34%
35
53%
54,':
53%
Year 1950
*147%
35%
35%
35%
16%
16%
*16%
Lowest
Highest
STOCKS
■V#"
Rauige Since Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
YORK
Saturday
Highest
EXCHANGE
f per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
>■
25% Apr
26
34% Oct 24
33% Mar 27
40
13% Jun
27
19% Dec
27
16% May 18
20% Jan
29
Blaw-Knox
27
15% Dec
28
14% Mar 28
17% Jan
16
Bliss
(E W)
Bliss
&
11% Jun
18% Dec
8
Jan
12 1
13% Jan
4
Feb
6
22% Jan
3
41% Dec
18
39% Jan
25
56
Feb
13
22% Mar 25
35% Dec
18
33
Jan
24
38
May 14
Jan
10
33
Apr
18
60
18% Jan
21
2
Dec
29
11% Dec
8
x24% Jan
12
12% Apr
4
12% July 13
17'A Oct
19
15% Apr
26
39
2o
9% Dec
12
45
July 17
51% Nov
16
55
Feb
15
97% Apr
1
8'A Dec
Dec
27
Jan
Jan
Bohn
Bon
15
19
17
Jan
12
12
Jan
52
Jan
4
60% Jhn
95
Apr
71% Mar
2
12
103% Jan
9
8
Borden
Co
May 18
45% Jan
22% Dec
7% Feb
20
Jun
19% Jan
9
53 % F6b
9
25% Oct
23
24% Jan
5
29% Feb
14
13% Dec
27
12% Jan
10
j
27
32% Jan
26
23% Jan
16
3
39
Apr 17
7% Mar 10
15% Nov
27
13% Jan
2
36% Jun
12
29% Jan
2
35 74
25% July 14
29% May 19
27% Jan
3
34% Mar
23% Mar 24
Apr 20
31% July 13
48% Sep 26
io:
July 12
36%
Mar
2
16% Mar
31 % Dec
28
30
11
35% Jan
17
18
94% Apr 23
105% Jan
17
44% May 17
Apr
38% Feb
26
14
49% Apr
26
14% Oct 24
58
Nov 24
11% Jan
Jun
53
49
104
46% May 8
53% Feb 16
2i
13% Feb
18% July 14
20
Jan
2
23 % Jan
21% Dec
19% Apr
2
23% Mar
26
12% Jan
3
74% Jan
,„3
34% Jan
4
Jun
27
17
31% July
3
Jun
1
18% Jun
12
97% Oct
25
84% Mar 13'
Oct
20
39% Jan
30% Dec
18
26
126
40
38% Oct
123
21
Feb
6
16% Jan
2.
126
91% Jan
2
38% Jan
6
May 17
18% Jan
45% Jan
Mar 14.
29
24
2
19
34%
34%
51%
53%
53%
148
AND
LOW
91
July
3
18
20%
20
45%
36%
33%
33%
33%
34
*12%
12% July J 3
8
Mar 31
IO8V2 July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar ,7
3% Jan
Oct
xl7
July 12
24% Jan
5
100
Dec
1
105% Jan
24
22 % Jan
8
:
9
28% Mar
2
101% Jan
Feb
3
13
109% May 15
22% May 15
23% May 11
Inc
12Va
12%
970
15%
16 Va
*11
16 »A
11%
11
U
8,400
11
-11
11
11
107/a
11
10%
11
1,500
47%
48%
3,100
64%
65%
9,300
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:
1,110
47%
47%
47%
48%
47%
68
68
67
68
65%
67
65%
66
98
98
100
100
98%
98%
97
97
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
1,500
*47%
47%
48
r
common
100
*15%
Co
Co
Inc
49
49
47%
49%
49%
48%
50
29
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
27%
28 3a
15 Va
2,000
1;400
14%
14%
14%
14%'
14%
14%
14'A
preferred
I41/2
3,000
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38
37%
38
28 Vb
38%
15%'
16
15%
16 Va
15%
16
9,900
33%
32 Va
34%
33%
34%
33%
34 Va
5,700
32%
32%
32%
32%
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32%
33
32%
33%
33%
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38
15%
16
15%
34%
33%
15%
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33%
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33%
32%
33%
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34%
33 %
33
33
33%
98
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98
;
45%
45
45%
50%
49%
50
12%
12%
12%
15
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59%
58
58
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102
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;5
22%
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21
126%
17
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—No par
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400
12'A
3,600
58%
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58%
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58%
57
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102
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102
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126 V2
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127
125
20%
57
-
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300
102
20%
;
3,100
20%
600
22%
21 'A
7,600
127
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17
16%
16%
17
85
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86
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86
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86
41
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40%
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39%
39%
40
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27 %
26%
27
27%
40%
27%
27 Va
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40%
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40%
40%
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21%
22 Va
40%
40%
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21%
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21
93
21%
92
92
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27
90
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17%
12%
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18
82%
81
82
9%
25%
23%
25%
23
109
23 Va
21%
21
93
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90
17%
12%
128%
12%
82
82
82
9%
22%
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22%
25
,
40
17%
19,600
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4,000
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50
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10
13
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-
200
15,900
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9%
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108%
23
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.
600
1,200
93'A
'
17 Ve -*
12%
500
40
*82
17%
*125% 128%
13*"''
13 «■.
13'A'
109%
T<
90
22/100
84'A
*92%
♦12%
12%
*125%
16% '
-
84'A*391/4
17%
13
16%
-
93
*82
17%
12%
9%
9%
24% -•25%
-
109
109
.
21%
127%
'
*80%
9%
16%
*92%
17%
12 3a
12%
16%
90
*125%
13
25%
*
127%
12%:
9%
16%
17%
12%
127%
12%
110
102
44
-
85
129
25%
50%
12
*40
90
*109
*49
12%
.16%
93
"
50%
12%
*57
20%
22%
>
43
*49
12%
44
20%
41%
9%
44%
50'%
xl2
21%
*40%
*81
*44
*48%
12%
21%
27%
100
44%
50%
20%
27%
12%
45%
22.%
*27%
*12%
98
12%
20%
No par
*127-
*96
44%
21%
126
33 Va
98
20%
*125
17%
18
*96
•
22%
41
17%
98
20%
86%
*82
32 %
*96
.150
*48%
102
*40
22
98
/
22%
*85:
*92'
*
*20%
22%
No par
1
& : Zinc
,__5
Byers Co: ( A M) common,:
No par
7% participating preferred
100
new.'
*96
12%
No par
38
15%
45
^15
-
*36 %
33
Copper
Co
37
*49%
preferred__100
common
180
49
*96
3
Bldg 1%
98
49
34%
*32%
—
Terminal;
*96
15%
15%
4%
3% %
66 «/2
15%
34%
No par
j
48%
98
15%
__5
i
47%
65 %
*96
•«
15%
15%
1
100
;
48'A
,
r
40
common
Co common;
Jackson
33%
12%
Burlington
Byron
33
1,200
4:600
5
„
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge ,Co
4% %
37
j.100
$3.60
preferred
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Butte'
35 34
17,000
33%
Butler
May
45%
37
-
4,900
20
15 Va '
Bush
10
36'A
20
44%
12%
9
88
20%
46%
45%
/
8,200
15'A
33'A
9
80% May 18"
7% Mar 15
37Vav
*20
300
T7'A
14%
12 '/a
Bush
27
46V2
36%
16%
15%
29
8% Dec
13
20 '/a
45'A
36%
35%
■
.
331%
comnfon
cony preferred
Bigelow
Bros
15%
1.25
Inc
cum
Term
17'A
15'A
15%/
18
Mar
36
16%
12 Va
14% Jan
15% Feb
35%
17
15V8
33%
18 % Apr
132
35%
33%
2
29
35%
16%
Shares
share
-12%
Mills Corp cam
preferred
xoo
preferred
,100
Burroughs Adding: Machine__No par
10
$ per
fnr
the Week
May 18
$ per share
20'A
8i!.c
Friday
May 17
37%"
33%
-
Thursday
:'16 Vb
31
12% Jan
100
15%
26
123Va Jan
6:300
17%
'12%
Jan
25
34%
*16%
12%
87% Feb
28
34%
17%
16%
4
24
800
34%
16%
15
Oct
88
148
34%
*16%
12%
18
15% Nov
127
148
6.000
47,900
16%
10% Jan 19
27,
148
1,300
""
12%
137/a Jan
3
15% May
10% Dec
52%
16
Apr
4
34%
51%
1
Jan
23% May
34%-
53%
15%
45%
38
Apr
100
34%
148
,
17%
$ per share
47%
84
-
27%
SALE? PRICES
$ per share
37%
92
100% Aug 17
92% July 25
27
52%
Wednesday
May 16
20%
20
82% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
May 1.5
46%
——
Watch
1%
27%
34%
35%'
*16%
1%
'■
fir
20%
"*36%
BuloVa
148
34%
37%
Brewing Corp ©f America
t_15
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
3% % preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas com.'
No par
19
148
17%
46%
14%
47% Feb
2
-
52%
36
37%
*28%
Bullard
34"%
>
<
148
35
*16%
46
14%
23
52.300
*20%
28%
30% Feb
1,000
1%
5
49
Budd" (The)
79%
"
Bucyrus- Erie Co
7%
preferred
100
*78%
15%
20%
14'%
1
800
1,600
79%
1%
17 %
"when isslied"_100
Co
95
27%
36%
28%
Shoe
*92%
78%
15%
48%
Brown
92%
•
79 %
16%
u-5
3
92%
1%
Sper share
2.50
May
62
95
1,200
27
*78%
36
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
103% Mar
Mar 13
20%
26%"
,
79%
17%
Roller
5%
'20'A
,17%"
27%
3,300
15%
RR—
preferred
Braniff
&
15% July 17
121% Jun
5%
Bower
20%
3,000
12,400
37%
"when issued"
new
20%
17%
50 VB
15%
,_15
Corp
Maine
Brown
19
28
&
Common
16
Apr
16
9
105% Jan
99
Feb
1
Apr 16
July 10
25% Feb 11
100
9
20
Apr 17
27% July 13
100 •
8
*27
20%
32%
25%
17 %
preferred
Boston
15
27%
40
32%-
25 Va
*36 %
(The)
Borg-Wa:rner
3%%
Club
18
43%
17%
1
Book-of-the-Month
*
32%
18
5,400
25%
15%
No par
No par
Inc
32%
17%
12%
32
50%
5
Class B
Stores
32%'
12
*30%
25'A
2.50
class A
Co
12%
32
50%
37%
1
'40
12%
32
25 %
15%
Brass
&
160
12%
27%
17%
84
32
1%
36
■
*30
3,300
<
51,
17%
Co
82
29
800
102
28
50%
*36%
Laughlin Inc
84
101
28%
82 'v
25 %
1
4
x28%
41%
V
25%
,
No par
Co
101
28%
27%
May 14
I per share
101
101
*92%
No par
Co
Aluminum
Ami
Bond
31
25
9
Decker Mfg Co-
Boeing Airplane
3
16
46% Apr
73% May 26
102
44% Jan
1
Black &
Par
36
1%
*
•
35 %
27%
35
Monday
May 12
/
36
1%
.Wf.r
STOCK
'
2,200
36
27%
149
149
.100
No par
No par
v-
Range for Previous
lb
36
54%
-35
150
10%
35%
27%
1
2;700
10%'
51%
%"''
79 Va
1%
21%
10%
28
1%
1%
No par
7% preferred
;
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet-Birmingham Electric Co
36% May
17
1%
'21
,*
20 'A
20%
95
common.l.lO
*39
21
27%
27
*92%
41%
20%
10%
31%
18
20%
95
*92%
.
17%
32%
26%
20%
95
20%
*39
%
,
21%
*30%
18
;
27%
20%
20%
*92%
i
41
<
12%
32
32
18%
10
(Del) com
4,300
*81
12%
*30%
*18
*79%
Jan
20%
28 Vb
85
12%
32
18%
il
2
•:
32%
*18
100
Co—
20
101
29%
*82
1
&
-
20%
*35%
100,%.. 101%
28%
12%
12%
31%
32%
*
85
*82
86
Best
30% Nov
July 13
3
9% Jan
; 23
101%
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Ca__18 pesos
2
May 18
20%
36
1
Corp
2,500
20%
*39
41%
5
Loan
72%
36
29%
*
70%
36
*100%
common
71%
35%
36
30%
Aviation
Beneficial
30
Co
71%
10 %•
101%
Corp
90
71
20%
50
preferred
2,100
65%
11
30%
10'
13,500
18'A
65%*
21%
*100%
Co...
41%
18%
,11
21%
40
18'/a
65 VB
11
U00
pfd
41%
18'/a
65 Va
21%
48% Jan
28
49 % Dec
4%%
41%
18%
21%
100
Corp
Howell
Bendix
6
1 % Jan
*35'%
RR
Aircraft
4%%
10
84% Jan
S)
40%
67
*65%
11
32% Feb
1% Jan
27
39% May 26
13
139% Jan
■
10
78% May 17
23
1
25 %
30% Jan
Creek
5
26% May
20% July 27
(A
Beech-Nat
53% Dec
10
34% Jan
Beech
100% Oct
4
Feb
Shoe
53,400
21%
2.50
common
*39
40,a00
21%-
18
67
'
12.50
common
3%%- convertible preferred
Beaunit
*11
No par
12
20%
HVs
21%
„__1
Cigars 1 In6
Bayuk
*39
..50
Bath
900
11%
21%
20%
73
common
11 VB
*10%
12%
^21 Ve
71
74
Brothers
12
12%
21%
40
18%
*65%
11 Va
*10%
11
11%
20%
41%
18 3A
*73"
90% Oct
12% Feb
18%
67
74
13% Dec
*85
18%
66%s
73%
3
3
39%
41%
4T
41%
19
68%
10%
:
12%
21%
..10
7
13% Jan
41
■
19
99% May
;
21%*
20%
12%
21 Va
*67
26% Apr
13% Jan
12%
21%
100
II
12 Va
12%
20%
100
Jan
28
*10%*
10%
10%
11
12%
300
a_50
7% Feb
74
11
1
...13
Corp
preferred.
non-cum
May 11
24% Dec 29
108
15% Mar 25
■l
37
9
34% May 17
29
98
r
39
19
Inc
Barker
3
9% Jun
(B T)
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
Barber Gil Corp1 (Delaware)
Apr 23
14% Jan
35% Dec
'
4%
;
16
74 % Jan
18
20% Feb
39% July 13
15% July 12
10
May 16
65% May 17
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
12
Apr
Dec
28'
29
17% Jun
63
13% Jan
26
8,200
nr
2,100
1091/2
-
70
*
23
23
223i
23Va
1,500
■
;
34% Feb
5
58% Dec
19'
1% Feb
<8
3% Dec
29
Feb
28
8% Dec
28
17% Jun
27
26% Dec
21
4
w
8% July 13
94
40
July 14
Jan
5
12% Feb
24
Feb
28
43% Oct
9
106-
56% Jan
30
3% Apr
8% Jan
2
25
4.
5% Feb
5- r
"13%" Apr 16
Jan
5
108% Mar
2
1
21JA Dec
11
15% Jan
4
22% Dec
20
21% Jan
2
43% Apr
60
Dec
2Q
Dec
12
3
*
14% July 13
19 '
52
57% May 15
14% Dec 28
52% Mar 30
17% Jan
2
52% Apr 25
12% Jan 10
20% May
16-
Sep
8% Jan
14'
14
13
July 26
For footnotes
see
I
page 24.
9
29% Jan 10
41% Jan
13% Mar 30
15% Nov 30
10
10% Jan
Mar 15
11%'Jan
100
71% Apr 14
Jan--
2
48
*
Feb
6
14
19% Feb 13
California
Callahan
Zinc-Lead
Copper_..,_&'
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada^Dry Ginger Ale cbm__ 1.68%:
$4.25 conv preferred
J__Nopar
Canada' Southern Ry Col
Canadian Breweries Ltd-
29% Feb
13
Canadian
61
Feb
16
Cannon
5
55% Mar
7
17% Mar 22
19% Feb- 23
..1
Calumet 3s Heclar Cons
*22% Feb
.
Packing Corp.
Pacific Ry:
Mills..
1
*3%
67
3%
—
3%
65'/-,.
3%
9%
10 y*
3%
9 7/8
64'A. u. 65
3%
9 5a
10
;
'
27-
12%
12%
♦101%
102%
27
27%
--12%
-
12%;
*42%
43%"*
*18%
18%
_i25
2.?%
No par
*52%
2f
*52%
25%-
*42%
'•
43%
18%
18%
25
.
*53
54
21
*2034
21
*5234
5-T
54
*43
•••><
*52%
-
:•
20%' 20>r>52%
'
15
15
15'Ah
14%
•
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
•3%
65
-
J*
-
,
,
12 Va
8,900 '
'•
26%.
*101'%
-A.300
"... 3'A,
z
■
-
•
9%
26%-
12
12'A
,
-
.■.
11,400
1.900
/ 12'A
*101
102'%.
'
9%
26%
9%
26%-
64
64%
.
33ai ?
9%
i-f
102,
?43
-
20%"20% "
-
.
•20%
20%
*52
54
14%.•
14%
14%
14'%-/,»
18%
18 V2
18%
18%"
20 *A
*52
-
'>•••; 14%
18%
JT-it
,
*3,90$ *-'
'
14%;^z^.40,800"^
"
-
-
^200' * Y 600^-' V,
54
18%
■
30*
1,400;
•
20'A:
'J-
-
T8y8-
'
,
-
/.,
12,900^
*
.
44%,;: -V*43>A 441/2
.'19%';;-' V 191% ,19'A '
235-3 ~24%
.24%', 24%".%: ,.24%
24%/:;.
53%
53'A ;
53%
*52'Ai- 53% ' i53%
43 % - -43;'%
l8Va
15-
18%
,
12Va
i*52% .' 54
15
■
.
9%
102%;
■'
54
;
12
24%, 25 Va'.."?;7'
.
9.%
*101%
,
;i8%%i8.%:-7--;
.
25 V2
54
;-v ■
"'
26% : 27
"
HHff
';
26%; 27
12
12%
*l01V!i l02'%
*101'%. 102'%
64%
,
3.3%
'
9%
./ 27
No par.
Capital 'Admin clats A' cbmmon-__3L
$3 preferred A—
,_10>
Capital Airlines Inc.^—^
,__1
Carey (Philip) Mfg
65%
65
Y 4,700 *>
«
yolume 173
•
Number 5013
.
: The Commercial tmdrFinancial Chronicle
.
M
(2099)
-_a
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
$ per
102
share
Jan
27 ft
15 ft"
11
July 27
30 ft Jan
.
3
July 13
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per
NEW
$ per share
share
110 ft July
107
13
50% Dec
Jan
3
29
46
28
LOW AND
STOCK
Saturday
May 12
$ per share
30 ft Jan
34 Vz Mar 16
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Carolina
110 ft Mar 12
33% Mar
Clinch & Ohio
Carolina Power
8
Apr
2
56
May 17
Carpenter
21% May 20
18 ft Jan
2
25
Mar
Carrier
39ft May 13
35
Jan
5
42
May 11
9% Jan
2
11 ft May
7
Carriers *&
66% May
9
Case
9
&
Steel
Ry
19
x7% Mar 13
10 ft Jun
16
35% July 13
56% Nov
15
52
Jan
2
1
145
Apr
30
140
'
Jan
3
156
32 Vb Jan
27
55
103 ft Dec
22
106
29% Mar 21
_
130 ft Jan
13
May
Dec
141
46 ft
29
Mar
47% Dec
9
100
106
Mar 26
140
Aug 18
55% Jan
May 18
43% Jan
29
*109 ft
110 ft
109 ft
109 Va
32%
32 Va
32 ft
32
32 ft
32 Va
323/8
51ft
51ft
53, ft
51ft
52
53V4
23%
24 Va,
231/4
23%
23Va
*22%
43 Va
41ft
41ft
*40 3/4
43
*41Vi
11'/a
11
H
10%
11
61%
613/4
51%
52
23 Va
23 Va
50
*41 Vb
43 ft
'
Jan
21
Jan
17% Apr
14ft Jan
10
Apr
12
18% Mar
Central
8ft Jari
2
26
16 ft Jan
25
24 ft Feb
23
15
Jan
3
39 Vz Dec
26
39 Vz Jan
3
57% Feb
23
Jan
3
10
30
July 13
110ft Feb
9
113
Feb
32ft Jan
27
Dec
20
9% Jun
26 ft Dec
105
27
8ve July 17
'
9
2
38 ft Feb
12
27
10% May
July 27
12% Jan
17
112ft Feb
29
Mar
28% Mar
13 ft Jan
21
15 ft Mar
2
Sep
12
Feb
8ft Jan
2
17% Mar 30
34% Dec
28
33ft Jan
27
2
20
25
11% July 26
18% Apr
29
36
Dec
29
30 ft. Jan
45ft Jan
9
63 ft
107 Vz Feb
2
16
26% Dec
1
32% Oct
24
29
Jan
19
35 ft Dec
28
31% May 16
38 ft Feb
8
July
:■ Jun
30
90J/2 Dec
28
4ft Feb
15
17
Dec
29
76
9% Jan
-
10 ft
3
July 12
11% Jan
13
19ft Jan
3
7% Jan
Jan
35
2
80
Apr 27
15% May 12
90 Vz Jan
16ft
*16 ft
20%
201/4
201/4
20 3/b
20 3/B
203/b
20 ft
9%
2,500
93/4
93/4
9%
10 ft
93/4
9 7/8
4,600
21% Dec
18
21 ft Apr
25
27
Feb
10
12% Jan
9
17
Feb
9
32% Dec
11
22 ft May 15
33ft Jan
9
37'ft Dec
14
33% Mar 24
38% Feb
13% May 15
19
7% Jun
22
5
8
May 15
15 ft May 16
29% July 19
62 ft July 13
Dec
9
Miiw.St
convertible
Conv
16
Chickasha
Childs
8
19% Mar 30
1
50
Feb
82% Apr
14
Lowest
27 ft
103 ft
July 26
July 3
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Co
31% Jan
34% Feb 24
109 ft Mar
100
4
Jan
24
36 ft Dec
41% Dec
15
29
43% Jan
8% Nov
30
8ft Jan
20
Jan
3
93
May 12
89 ft May
28% Dec
19
34
Mar 15
29 ft Jan
82
16 ft Feb
16-
20% Jun
18 ft May
23
138
Jun
1
Mar 30
72
38% July 26
Sep
Xl08
6
40 ft Dec
Sep
87
Nov
18
8
93
2
84 ft Jan
42 ft Jan
4
108 ft May
9
29
30% Jan
Nov
17
70
4
29% Dec
28
3
43
3
73
Jan
7 12% Jan
28
37% Mar 15
99 ft July 12
112ft Mar 16
3ft July 11
22
Mar 27
,134 ft July 27
70% July 17
Dec
946
7
18
37% July 17
Dec
95
21
14% July 17
14 ft Mar
30
5ft Jan
26
Feb
Dec
3
1004
Oct
May
24
31
5
143
85 ft
113
Mar 28
36 ft Feb
23 ft
231/4
24
22 3/4
23
37%
4,600
361/4
3,500
23%
22%
233/a
22 Va
23 ft
10,000
45V4
231ft
45%
23 ft
46
46
463/4
45
46
7.100
40 ft
393/4
40
40%
41ft
413/4
41%
3,500
*611/4
54%
63
*61i/4
.
23
23 ft
23
23 ft
453/4
45%
46
41ft
41ft
41ft
41 Va
*61V4
63
*61 ft
63
59
59
55 Va
56%
55
55
92
89%
89%
91
91
*90
92
*901/4
92
12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12 3/b
12%
X12 ft
121/4
*12
12%
*17 ft
171/2
17 ft
17V4
17ft
17ft
17 ft
17Vb
*17Vb
17 ft
*17
17 ft
300
51/4
14,800
57%
*90
5ft
5%
5
5Vb
5ft
51/4
16 ft
16
16'A
15ft
15ft
15%
153/4
15%
15%
45
*44
44%
44
44
42 ft
42'A
*41%
421/z
*41V2
42 ft
60
76%
X741/4
75
73 Vb
74 ft
73V8
73%
73 ft
741/4
721/a
73%
59,000
26% Feb
3
19ft Jan
2
Jan
10
61
37% Jan
8
56
Feb
21
35ft Jan
9
54% Mar 17
25% July 11
40 ft Oct
11
28ft Jan
2
33
25
July 12
40
Oct
11
27% Mar 13
11
July 26
14 ft Apr
12% Jan
Apr
4ft
2
14% Oct
13
11% May 18
14% Feb
July 11
24
59 ft May 18
28
39 ft Apr
4
48 ft
6
19ft Jan
2
May
9
Pictures
Columbus
&
Combustion
26
38ft Nov 30
37 ft Jan
2
45 Vz Jan
29
18
67% Jun
1
45 ft Jan
8
55
19
5
24ft Nov
18
22 ft Jan
8
28% May
4
Commercial
33 ft Mar 16
27% Jan
2
30
Mar
3
9% Jan
2
3
lift Feb
8ft July 18
lift Feb
3
30 ft Feb
6
23
2
27ft Feb
41
Feb
6
28% May 18
35% Jan
7ft Dec
28
Superheater
7ft Jan
19
24ft Jan
3
12
108 Vz Apr
1
353/b
50 ft
; 35
493/4
50
103
104 3/s
*93/4
*9%
10
891/4
891/4
89 ft
30
29%
29%
18%
18 Vz
92Vz
*89
100
100 ft
6,000
lOOVz
500
35
35'A
50
491/2
106%
100%
101/4
•
89ft.
44
441/2
*159'
*
90
175
91V,
90
*88
*88
20
29 Vs
29 "Vs
1,400
183A
18 Vz
18 Va
1,000
91ft
44
,109
*36
36%
36%
36%
35 ft
36
353/b
50
70
70 ft
*70 Va
72
71
71
*70 ft
50
*41
44
*41
44
*41
ft
44 ft
ft 109'/4
44
109
*155
*88
90
44%
92
,91ft
,443/a
ft *443/4
,110
*1083/4
'35ft
35%
42 ft
43
*155
175
90
*41
3,500
*88
70 ft
71
*41
44
90
44 ft
44 %
108%
140
34%
35 ft
2,100
70Va
*70ft
71ft
130
44
*41
35 ft
;
36 Va
33%
35 ft
34%
35
34%
36
34%
35 ft
32%
32%,. *32%
32 ft
323/4
323/b
32%
31%
32 ft
*105%
106%
1063/4
4%
43/4
4%
106
106
106
107
107
4 3/4
434
4%
4%
4%
34 ft
34 ft
34 ft
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
132
*131 ft
134
131 Vz
131ft
*131 ft
89
*87%
873/4
*87%
*131 Vz
100
88%
114ft
132
132
88%
89
114ft
115
115
113
*875
*875
51 ft
*94
*94
95
88%
114
23
114
113%
4 3/4
3,400
260
43/4
43A
4,900
>f34
333/4
33%
2,500
133
*131 ft
88 ft
881/4
114ft
113ft
*850
133
110
881/4
700
114
6,500
~51%
2,800
*850
51
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
95
94
94
94
94
*92%
94 ft
21
20%
20%
20 ft
20%
5,300
22%
22 ft
233/a
22 ft
233/8
20,900
51
21%
20
21
22%
22%
20,800
107
*94
95
20%
20ft
873/4
113
34
*850
*875
51%
51%
51 ft
20 ft
106 ft
107
*
43/4
No par
5,500
44
35 ft
32%
105 ft
940
43 ft
X32 ft
36 Va
100
91ft
175
108 3/4
44%
109
''
'-
93/4
89 ft
29%
42 ft
43 ft
175
109ft
44
9%
*89
2,400
9,700
32,700
1,100
183/4
91ft
41
44%
32%
50
29%
18 Vz
*155
109ft
36
35V4
1053/4
'
44%
-
35
35
491/2
101
109 ft
_l
231/4
22 ft
22%
x203/8
221/4
70
'
100
54
100
*49
100
*48
2.50
54
m
50
50
29%
30 ft
29
—
1
.*30"
49 ft
49'A
49ft
49
50
*48V4
50
48 ft
48 ft
10
29%
30
X29
28 Vz
29 ft
X28
13%
13 ft
12%
13 ft
13 ft
12 Vz
12 ft
12 ft
63/
*61 ft
V
54
54
29 ft
13 Va
13%
29 Va
28%
29%
283/4
293/s
4,700
28 ft
28V4
29 ft.
28 ft
29
3,300
13 Vs
13 3/b
.>
63
4,41/2
441/2
46
20%
21
20%
44
5
20%
20%
21
21Va
41
41
ft
36,900
11 3/4
12 Va
3,000
59 ft
61ft
431/2
44
43 ft
441/4
2,900
21
43 ft
45
13%
121/a
63
21
21
-20%
21
5,700
133/8
12 ft'
*61 ft
•
*61 ft
443/4
12 ft
12%
*61 Vz
.
180
530
ft
ft
*121/4
63
44 ft
Elec Co
53
50
*48%
55
3 Oft
*61 ft
■
52
*49
50
29ft
—
:
54
50
*54
f-
28%
>
2.50
-*>51/2
', v50
50
54
49%
*48 ft
54
-
No par
:
Shares
35%
'
175
*88
90
35V4
106
10
90%
44% "
ft
Inc
No par
39%
40 ft
10
53%
53%
53
53%*
No par
26%
26%
.26%
26%
23
28%
28%
28 ft
28%
*29 Vz
Solvents
Edison
Consolidated
$5
'
35
100
29%,
18%
92 Va
44
*155
175'
*88
w w___No par
Consol Edison of N Y
27
108 Vz Mar 28
the Week
$ per share
35V4
101
101
89'A
18%
92
45 Va
10
30
*18 ft
92 ft
98 Vz
89V4
*89
45 Vz
49%
10
"30
18%
34%
51
89ft
*92
Inc
No par
common__No par
11% May 10
2
4
Sales fo*
Friday
May 18
May 17
$ per share
351/2
44ft
preferred
31% Feb
25
Jan
35V4
10
10%
101
107
50
1051/4
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar
__No par
20
Thursday
May 16
$ per share
35
600
*
Wednesday
109 ft
Commercial Credit Co
9
25 ft
106 ft Jan
-
50%
101
%
com.
Ohio
Commonwealth
20% July 12
35 ft
5
63
12 Vs
13%
13 ft
300
Engineering
24 ft Apr
Jan
35'A
35 ft
108
30ft
*155
100
System
So
35 ft
101
*30
*18ft
20
Columbian Carbon Co__
4
PRICES
No par
preferred
cum
SALE
May 15
$ per share
35%
101
*89
100
pfd
2nd
Gas
$4.25
43 ft Dec
Apr
35 ft
35%
HIGH
Tuesday
May 14
$ per share
101 Vz
35 ft
100
preferred—
Columbia
22% Mar 10
'
Monday
5
5%
''
(The)
Columbia
65% Mar 19
30
10
No par
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A
Class B
13
32% Apr 13
13% Mar 3
72% Oct
33% May 19
*101
100
*10 Vb
common
conv
non-cum
^
"
5
Colorado & Southern Ry com
4ft non-cum 1st preferred
24
8
109% Mar 18
*35 Vz
Collins & Aikman Corp.
No par
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com__No
par
Mar 19
21
38 ft Dec
July 12
Saturday
50%
stock
300
1,200
*16%
105%
gtd
13,400
51/2
May 12
Sper share
5
7%
-55ft
16%
No par
com
52 Vz
*16%
76 ft
8.50
*_
ft
*44
•
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
No par
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__Nopar
$3.50 preferred
No par
29
106 ft July 19
com
55%
5ft
-.
.
Coca-Cola Co
23% Jan
63
_10
Co
Inc
2nd
*61 ft
91
3
cum
63
3,300
i23/8
12
4%
63
5,100
573/3
Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com____No par
7%
preferred
100
16
*61
14
*88 ft
Jan
Mar 28
22% Mar
cum
v
,
,
100
Jan
19
13
4%
gtd
'
45ft
No par
ft Jan
10
15
22Vz
39 ft
94
37% Dec 21
3% Feb
23%
45 ft
138
41ft Dec
26 ft
22 ft
22%
par
132
13
July 13
24
14,300
May 15
13
12
24
10,600
46 3/a
Apr 25
13
26% Dec
241/2
Clopay
27
Jan
15% July
21,000
'
5
36
RR
4 ft %
10
6
Pitts
Special
2
55 ft Feb
23 ft Oct
&
27
5ft May
100 Vz Feb
14
1,500
133/4
"45%
common
109 ft Jan
2
18 ft Nov
16 ft
22 Vb
13 ft
__io
3
Mar 27
43% Dec
15%
21ft
13%
46Vz
Molybdenum
Jan"
29
16ft
22 ft
13%
453/4
Corp
Foods
91
30ft Jun
16ft
22Va
133/4
45%
STOCK
Climax
ft Jan
10% Dec
16
22 ft
13 ft
LOW AND
Clinton
16
57
153/4
22 ft
14 ft
44 ft
25
16
15ft Jan
t;
16
22
13%
45%
25
40% Apr 30
16
'
15 ft
22
_1
34 ft Apr
46ft
Oct
16%
43%
25
2
101ft May 22
22
YORK
T Financial
Cleve
27
50 ft Nov
2
Jan
400
1,300
46
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No
par
$4.50 preferred-.'No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
1
5
83
26,400
45%
__
5
44 ft Feb
131ft May 16
28
Jan
32
18
92
165
74
3% Mar 24
5
34 ft Dec
105
37% May
26
Mar 15
30 Va Jan
Jan
83
v
800
f
32%
53,800
Oil
C C C &.St Louis Ry Co
■';
5% non-cum preferred
Apr 25
5
46% Feb
83
7%
31ft
313/4
No par
4 ft % conv preferred
Clark Equipment Co
5
90
111
May 11
40% Jan
Mar 14
29 ft July 17
14
Feb
.
340
23%
conv
"City Stores Co
15
53 ft Feb
155
13
8
7
83
*
7%
*30
.
32V4
2,900
22 Va
City Investing Co common
51/2 % preferred
City Products Corp
26
100 ft Feb
5
4
62% Jan
112% Dec
2
Feb
47 ft May
31% Dec
37
21ft Jan
84
73/4
31ft
31%
800
55%
103
23Va
Par
I
83 3/4
* 7 %'
*30
4
33%
55
*102ft
22 ft
Cities Service Co___
24
Jan
32% Mar
16
112ft Mar
23%, July 13
C
32 ft
84
.
31ft
31%
33%
56 ft
22Vz
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
9
31
32%
34
103
14Va
23 Va
4%
18
9
155
19
19
lift Jan
38 ft Apr
29
150
27
53% Auf
X112 ft May
3
89% May
■
MarTl
24
>
26
73/4
*71/4
31%
*83
*102ft
22V<
455/3
A
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
9
Feb
7%
56
"
*231/2
EXCHANGE
38 ft Apr
8
84% Mar 28
6ft Jun
107
32 ft Mar 27
68 ft Mar 22
26
35% May
3
May 17
563/4
103 Vz
15%
22%
'
<
7ft
31%
34
34V4
563/4
22 Va
45
common
NEW
$ per share
34
1021/z
.
14
—100
Cab
Cotton
cum
Highest
J per share
$ per share
57
16 ft
STOCKS
Year 1950
-
10,600
*37
preference__No par
Yellow
Range for Previous
$ per share
16%
221/2
141/4
No par
pfd
Chile Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp
13
2
5%
153/4
103 ft
*31
84
16 ft
22
P
preferred series
Chicago
Feb
Paul &
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co
9
.'
.■
.
16
341/2
56
103 ft
„
16Va
141/3
—
16
68 ft Jan
40
19
84 ft Oct
44
ft Feb
34 ft
57 Vz
104
*83
84
*22
5% preferred
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
14
35%
57 Va
*103 ft
15%
22Vz
9
19 Vz Jan
35%
57i/4
1041/2
18,300
21%
52% Feb
1
3-7
57
46'A
231/4
10
3ft Feb
»
*351/2
1041/2
44 ft
16%
,
46%
22 ft
/42 ft Jan
11
16
45
10
11
Sep
16%
443/4
10
26
19
16%
44
133/4
43
Jan
i63/„
1,300
45%
-
36 Va
44 ft Dec
13
44V4
101/4'
3
3
45%
14Va
30
2
ft
363/4
26 ft Jun
Mar
45
13%
27% Jan
Jan
500
457/3
10
Chicago & North West com__No
17
9%
36 ft
3
87ft Jan
13%
26
*9ft
103/b
28 ft Mar
12
13%
26
9%
14
3
19
13%
261/4
*9ft
363/4
Jan
88 ft Mar 17
13%
2 6'A
9%
10
21
13% Apr
13%
26
*9Va
13%
28
July 12
133/4
26
9ft
36 ft
22 ft Dec
lift July 26
13% Jan
4
14
26 VB
9ft
10 Vz
3
77
13%
26 Vb
10
141/4
11,
-
13%
26%
*9 ft
37
Ry Co cl A
B
Series A preferred
$3
22,900
13%
26 Va
10ft
9
3
600
13%
59% Feb
Chic Ind & Louisv
6
2,300
20 ft
36
2
Feb
10
21
ft
10%
42 ft Apr
61ft May
94ft Feb
20
20 ft
10%'
27
64
21
20%
,
36% _J7%
14Vb
14Vz
28
27
20 3/b
10%
51ft Dec
25
201/4
143/3
23% Dec
58% Apr
20
10%
9
50% Jan
21
3,700
1,800
109
14ft
5
28
21
*107
25
16
Feb
20
21%
109
—No par
Jan
14 ft Feb
30
62 ft Dec
109
igft
.
oO
10
53 ft Dec
109
2,300
33%
9%
*82 Vz
21% May 15
17
*107
2,600
93/4
13%
\ 15%
30
27
109
19Va
48Vz
•
26%
100
21
53 ft Jan
33%
21%
7%
16% Dec
36% Jun
331/2
22%-
32%
277/8 Mar 30
.
333/8
300
44%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
54ft Feb • 5
33 V2
21
31ft
10% Dec
38% Mar 28
33 ft
20%
*7%
5
Dec
33%
20%
32 ft
3
Jan
9%
21'/a
31ft
Class
9%
;
20 Va
8ft
Chic
48
9ft
*107 ft
321/2
preferred
48%
9%
191/2
49
21ft
32%
5%
18
43%
9%
21ft
*77/3
preferred
19%
48%
9%
21ft
321/2
13
10
109
19 ft
49%
17
13%
No par
convertible
*16Vz
33Va
33 Va
*107 ft
17
*9 ft
1
Jan
Jan
109
*19 ft
*16 ft
9%
*31 Vz
2
Apr
33%
17
*26%
Chic & East 111 RR Co com__No par
Class A
40
13
15 ft
33%
*108
5
7ft Jan
4;
t
33%
*20
1.25
3 Vz ft
100
9%
,
Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
24
5,600
16ft
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
2
23% Feb
16%
20 ft
Chesapeake
5
25
3
16%
9%
Checker Cab Mfg
May
8,100
163/4
20%
100
$4.50 preferred
9ft Jan
107%
9%
No par
7ft Mar 29
*47
107 ft
20%
vtc
Co
100 ft Mar 15
14,200
147
107%
9%
Pasco
2
48Vz
47%
148
ft
107
20 ft
*21 Vz
18
100
9%
,
29
5,900
20 ft
21ft
Dec
49
10
47V4
103 ft
1
50
Dec
149
46 ft
1031/2
16%
preferred _1__
49
♦148
47 ft
103 Vz
16%
20
10ft Jun
*149
600
17 ft
19 Va
107
4,100
*16%
49
5
63
16%
16%
9%
3
1,700
61
ft ; 62 ft
48 3/8
16'/a
49%
8
10%
*146
16%
20ft
Jan
6,300
41ft
47
49
16 ft
9%
Belt
23
103/4
16%
49 ft
Chain
221/4
403/4
♦148
107 3/b
9%
40
231/4
42 */a
*102%
148
106%
20
ae
3,300
16%
Copper Corp
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
9
48%
55
16%
:.——_____
50
Central & South West Corp com__5
Central Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
Century Ribbon Mills
—No par
18
'
47%
*146
54 ft
62
103ft
107%
49%
Cerro
15
49 ft
146
2,300
56
11
,106%
10
32 3A
5
Ry Co vtc
6ft Dec
98
48 ft
146
108
*9%
46% May 17
17% Feb 28
ft Feb
50
148
107ft
*49 Vb
6
33 ft Apr
July 12
49%
*146
108 ft
47
*102ft
Share»
110
32
54 ft
;
62 Va
148
148
48 ft
103 ft
*19%
Class B
May 11
11% Jan
47 ft
*102
100
2
14ft Jan
25 y2
..
48%
103 Va
*109
32 ft
16%
Central RR Co of N J class A
2
9ft Oct
24
ft
149
110
32 ft
20
preferred series B
4 ft%
2
May 16
48
*102
49%
60%
♦148
No par
5%
15
May 18
ft
148
"
63
150
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central Illinois Light common
♦
6
20
1
16% Mar
Apr
35ft Feb
of Ga
48
*146
108
62 ft
*148
23
*109
No par
Aguirre Sugar Co-.
Central
Mar 26
4
6% July 14
3
ft
103 Vz
49 Vz
par
100
Central Foundry Co
1
20 ft
20
64
48
Va
11
150
*102
100
__;
pfd conv
cum
20ft May 18
18% Jan
17 ft Dec
10% Mar 29
2nd preferred
2
20% Aug 29
lift Apr
6
3
8% July 13
64
10
—L
*41
11
*148,
100
common
4.20%
17% Mar 22
"
.
25
3
Jan
3
11
100
Celotex .Corp common—
5%: preferred
7% July 17
15.
Co common
Corp of Amer com__No
4ft ft
5
4
,
-
7%
•
108 ft May 10
2
15% Jan
18
_i
*109ft 110
Sales tor
the Week
$ per share
11
5
10
General Corp__
Preferred
$ per share
IIOV2
preferred
Celanese
Friday
May 18
May 17
Sper share
">32ft
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
13
19
152
2
106% May 15
13% July 13
15 ft July 14
3
Feb
Thursday
May 1G
$ per share
*109ft
preferred 4% series
(J I)
7ft
6
56% Feb
10
Jan
Mar
Sper share
PRICES
Wednesday
100
'
155
SALE
May 1.5
No par
Light
Corp common.
Conv
HIGH
Tuesday
May 14
$ per share
*
33 ft Dec
i
Monday
Co
11
Coppermines Corp___5
11
25
25
25
29%
lift
HVa
No par
31
No par
*107%
No par
com
preferred
11
29 ft
25ft
40
40'/a
40%
42
53%
52 ft
53
523/4
533/a
53
54V4
7,500
251/4
26%
253/4
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
18,400
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28 ft
283/b
283/4
17,600
39%
/
103/4
11
10%
25%
25%
263%
26 Va
29%
29'/4
29%
29
10%
29Va
10%
IIV4
10%
lift
10 3/8
11
30%
311/4
30%
107%
31
108
107%
1073/4
42JA
5,800
t
10%
2,600
25Va
26%
29 ft
3iy4
31
107%
41
10 3/4
10%
25
29 ft
,.
10%
25%
,10%
31
108
39%
52%
•
26 Vs
7,600
28%
29
1,200
107%
10 ft
10 Va
10%
30,100
30%
/
31
30 ft
30%
28,500
107 ft
108
108 Va
108 Va
1,400
ft
253/8
10,000
*109%
110 ft
IOV4
Cons Gas Elec Lt is Pwr Co
23
Dec
20
27ft Jun
112ft Dec
18
117ft Apr
105ft Sep
26
108 ft May 24
10% July 13
9% July 5
99
26 ft Feb
24
23
115
Feb
3
May 17
107
Feb
10
14% Sep
25
13% Jan
2
19% Mar
12% Jan
28
10% Jan
3
12
Feb
of
Baltimore
Preferred
common
4 ft ft
series B—,—100
1
109%
109%
109 ft
109ft
110
109ft
101ft
♦100V4
101V4
*1001/4
101
17%
17%
17 ft
17%
17%
5
*10%
11%
*10%
11%
47% Feb
6
45ft Jan
11
54 Va May 14
27
28 ft Dec
22
26% Jan
23
34 ft Mar 21
13% Dec
28
12
Mar 30
16
Feb
5
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
17ft Sep
22
13ft May 18
18
Feb
3
Consolidated
Dec
18
17ft Apr
21ft Feb
26
15
Jun
9ft Mar
10ft Jan
8
25
19
30% Jan
Mar 16
28
Dec
109
Dec
7
108
Sep
15
28
Dec
4
32 ft Dec
11
101% Jan
11
106ft Dec
29
14% Apr
24
19% Jan
88
7
July 28
30% Dec
102ft Feb
4
3
36
4
2
113ft Mar
106
110
May
32 ft Jan
100
4
2
Apr 23
24
17
Jan
2
Jan
24
93ft Jan
11
41% Jun
23
32ft Jan
2
July 19
95 ft Apr
20
107 ft
34 ft Mar
104% Apr 23
113ft May 12
111
Jan
4
100
1
10 Va May 16
16
July 17
50 ft July 13
13 ft Dec
30
78% Jan
11
9% Dec
28
.
Jan
lift May
30
19 ft May
12 ft Jan
10
16 ft Feb
64 ft Feb
1
5
98 ft May 16
78
Jan
4
9
1
1
21
3
Cont
5ft
.cum
13ft Jan
3
96
Dec 28
27% Nov 25
Vtor footnotes
see
page
24.
8% May 15
lift Jan 20
Continental
11
106 Vz May 11
Continental
52% May 15
88ft Jan
24 ft Mar 30
32
Feb
53 ft
53%
53
53%
53%
53%
53
53 ft
20
31
30
30 ft
30 ft
303A
30
31%
131/4
12ft
12%
12 3/b
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,100
14
14
13%
14
13%
13%
13 ft
13ft
13V4
13 ft
13 Vb
133/a
12,100
173,4
177/3
17%
18 Vb
17%
18
173/a
173/4
17%
18 Va
171/4
18
17,600
1
"When
Motors
Oil of Delaware
Steel Corp..
32%
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
32 ft
321/4
32 ft
107 Va
107 Va
106%
107%
1063/4
107 Vb
106%
107 ft
1063/4
107
107ft
1061/4
107
106 ft
lC6ft
106ft
106 ft
106%
106 %
*106%
107
36%
36%
36 ft
37»/4
36 ft
36%
35%
X100%
1003A
♦lOOVz
*101
101
101
37'/4
36%
1011/4
101
36%
101
101
660
540
36%
3,900
340
101
*19
191/4
19
19
19
19ft
19
19 ft
19
19Vs
18%
19%
97%
97%
97%
97%
98
93
98
98 ft
98 ft
*98 ft
98 ft
150
33%
38%
38 ft
38%
38%
383/4
37%
38
371/4
373/4
36%
37 Va
15,700
98
96 Vz
96 ft
973A
96 ft
96 ft
200
10%
*67
8 ft
106
„
14
101ft'
37 ft
8,000
*97 ft
1
5
6.500
32 ft
32 Va
.107%
14%
10
323/8
32%
107 V2
*106%
*i8ft
issued"
Continental
»
5
;
8,600
54Va
25
Inc
600
31ft
*93 Va
Fibre
10%
12%
No par
com
2
(conv)
Diamond
Continental Insurance
51ft May 16
5% Jun 29
55ft Jan 25
pfd
10%
52%
100
Cop & Steel Ind
Continental
10%
30 ft
No par
preferred
10%
10%
133^
Continental Baking Co com,._Nopar
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75
11
11%
52 ft
—
•
3,500
31
1
preferred
200
17%
13ft
10c
4ft
991/4
17 ft
ft
30%
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52' preferred
No par
Container Corp of Amer com
10
106ft Jan
99
17%
17
52 ft
Inc
com
290
991/4
100
173/B
_1
Consumers Power Co
15
106
Co
llOVz
99
17 ft
99ft
17%
*11
*1093/4
25
.15
2
39% Feb
21ft Mar
Textile
109 ft
25Va "25ft
100
pfd_.
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
11
39% May
Consol RR of Cuba 6ft
8
Jan
XI8V2 Apr
8
B
25 ft
25
*100%
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
110
253/b
10O
10% July 13
40ft July 28
25
1.33V3
Preferred 4ft series C__
Consolidated Grocers Corp
3
25% *25%
25%
*25%
98
*96
loft'
19-
14%
67ft
9
106ft
10%
10 Vz
97
10 ft
*96
10 ft
10 ft
*18%
18%
*1-8% *49
14 ft
14'ft
14 ft
143/8
14%
-14%
67
*
IOV4
10'A
10%
18%
14ft
67
65
66
64 3/4
65
-
—*18 ft
A%(
-
9ft
106
Xl04ft
•
26'1
10%
♦85
ft
,
25%
*
9
9
105 ft
1023/4
104V4
ft
; 52 3/4
51ft
52 ft
253/4
25%
25
25%
8%
104
52
*
25ft
-*18 V2'
•
9ft
65
X8%
103
521/4
*25
..19
-
10'A
19
3,200
7,800
.
300
14%
14 ft
14%
3,500
65
643A
65%
5,100
9Va
15,000
8 3/4
9ft
103 ft
104 ft
521/2
„
25%
'
*51Vz
25
105
52 ft
25%
11,400
6,100
•
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2100)
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1M0
Lowest
•
Highest
Lowest
LOW
stocks
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
*
'
May M
*
AND
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
May 14
PRICES
Wednesday
May 15
Thursday
May 16
Sales f«r
Friday
May 17
the Week
-
May 18
'
$ per
tper share
26% Jan
12
31
Apr
10
55% Feb
*24% May 16
20% Api
1
42% Jan
8
Jun
17
41
Dec
26
14% Jun
27
22% Dec
28
46% July 14
51% Oct
24
49
Mar 17
10% Jan
17% Apr
22
13%
At>r
Oct
17
*61
45% Nov
57 *
'
July 17
28% Jan
100
3
Apr
•
76
18
Out.
t
98
Apr
30
98
May
4
104% Feb
Jan
3
78% Apr
July 13
187% Apr
13
2% Feb
166% May 17
4*?u Jan
6
6%-Mar
3
1% July 13
25
2
Apr
25
10% Jan
2
-105
Jan
96•
14
14
Jan
26*4 Jun
'
30
12 %
26% May 16
30% Mar
41% Oct
27
19
Jan
23
5% Jan
26
2% Jan
*27
27%
35% Apr
103% Feb
20
Jrfii
2
27% Jan
13
49% Dec
28
48% Jan
2
56
11
105% May
100% Apr
19
106
16% Jan
3
34% Dec
5
29
Jan
82% Nov
15
81% Jan
24 % Jan
34
Co
*3%%
of
7
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crown
$2
May 10
Jan
44% Jan
29
2
95
Jan
30
2
32
Mar 20
Crucible
Steel
of
Amer
x24%
25
27%
*54%
55%
24%
263A
25 %
2634
54
1
Mar 31
17% Jun
15% Jun
175
Feb
22% Dec
27
20 ;
••
5
20
19% Mar 29
Mar 27
180
>8% Apr
'
Jan
8
77
10% Apr
4
26% Nov 22
10% Oct 25
x25
Jan
3
10% Feb
106% Feb
28
52
12% Dec
18
10% Apr
3
-Feb
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
50 3«
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
50%
50
50
170
14
1334
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14
14
1,500
s
62%
62
62'A
62
62%
62
62
61
62
61
61%
1,650
56
60%
59%
60
7,800
98%
*97%
99
'75%,
75%
59%
59%
58%
593/4
58%
59%
98%
*97%
98%
98%
98%
*97%
98%
*97
*96
98%
*97%
99
*96
98
*97
99
.75%
75%
76
75 %
75%
171
5
5
2%'
2%
2 V*
99
12%
2G%
26%
'
167%
167%
166%
166%
x4%
4%
4%
4%
•4%
4%
2.500
2%
.2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,800
32%
33%
33
33%
32
33
98%
*96
98
12%
12%
26%
26%
18%
183/,
18%
18
36
36%
*35
56
55%
55%
55%
102%
39'A
39
88%
88
29%
29%
38%
39%
38%
39%
88%
87
87
55%
33%
12%
26%
,
18%
35%
8
3
4%%
Press
Curtis
$7
Prior preferred
12%
jail
9
Class
10
A1
17
8%
-
•/
20
129
Jan
2
132 % Jan
24
*52%
1
30
Jan
25
35% Feb
24
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
100
1,500
18
8,500
36
55%
102%
39%
39%
36%
39
87%
.
n
;
10%
25%
-'
87%
863/4
.;
32%
54%
55%
103
t
'
;
73%
73%
10%;
10%
27%
'
27%
27%
8-%... 8%
io%
25%
*130
32
134
;
32%
14
;
8%
26%
8%
103%
103%
/
1
52%
f
•
-
4
134-
32%
8%
10%..
253^
-
10%-.
25%
'128% 124-
8%
_
103%
.
•„
10%;
<
25%
25%;
;
*128%
33
,
33
31%
31%
;
30%
*93%
•
*15%
2,600
;; 21,600
•
52%
:
,
„
110%
■
■
32 3/4
.....
500
1,500
28
*51%
.
4,700
10%
-
103%
*51%;.
8%
1,2.60
6,300
73%
,
10%
-
25%
25%32%
,
.
<
1,200
30%
8%
73%
,
10%.
'.*128%
32%-,
8%
-
104
•»
10%
-
1
6,900
200
52
104
52
3%
/
440
.
%
23%
:
22
*175
10%
27%
.
.
25 V#
■
8%
72%
'4,900
103
29
23%
200
8%
"8%
105
..
293/4
23
*175
10%
*
10%.
.
32%
31%
' 27 '
26%
29 %
1
23 %
200
600
87
72%
.
*51,%>„ 52 %
•
.
25%
134
;
*130
10%
3%
10%
"
8%
72%
*104
52%
33
*32%
r
'
29%
t
J
8%
52%
134
*130
;
1
105
*104
25%
25%
——No par
• ,'■•
53%"
10%
: 10%
pfd
Cushman's Sons Inc 7ft
29
8%
,
23
*175
10%
-
26%
8%
4.
8%
105
*104
,
26%
*
*29
v
23%
200
72%
10%
26%
30
23%
:
72%
10%;
:
Jan
138
/
72%*
^1
—
9
72%
2G%
par
J
*175
rio%
2.50
common
8%;
9
'
.
200
*10%
■
-293/,
,
233A
*175
4
*87
29 3A
*71%
B
prelerred__:
Curtis-Wright
.
,88%
23%
24%
200.
8%
-
100
——...L..N0
,
-24
*175
Publishing common—No par
w-i-—No par
15
10
>27% Feb
common
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
3
29
4
10© 7
10
'
Inc.——,—a
Jan
Mar 13
100
common__10
preferred—,
Cuneo
57
24
pfd.
'
2,200
26%
17%
*35
55 %
103
9,000
98
12%
102%
55%
103
4
32%
26%
18
35%
,
880
167
*96%
12%
26%
18%
167
98
12%
,
36%
55%
39%'
38%
88
26%
I?3/*
•35
102%
102%
*102%
103
12%-
26%
36%
55%,
*96
12%
18%
36%
*102%
6,400
2%
18%
par
20
76
5
*96
26%
26%
75%
2%
12%
12%
76%
169
36%
.
75%
4%
33%
*96
*96"
169
*
98%
33 V<
33 %
33%
74%
'
*169
*12%
4
3,500
98
99
5
2%
„
59%
*97%
-
170%
5*
23
*49%
*97 %
60
170%
100
—1
preferred
32% Dec
21
22% Feb
24% Aug
1
May 1«
preferred
non-cum
Cutiahy Backing Co
8
3
.
May 18
8% May 15
25
•
,
Mar
103% Mar 30
148% Nov
3
28
;
7ft
5
13% Feb
'■ 55% Jan
125
i
Jan
70
19
27
20% Jan
11
5
31
convertible
RR 6%
Cuban-American Sugar
13
10
Apr
10% Oct
July 13
7% Jan
•
77% Oct
44% July 13
»
27
24% Feb
185
13% Jan
July 13
102% Dec
28
Nov
180
7% July 3
64% July 13
9% July 17
<
*
6
Jan
25
26
14
5ft
Cuba
1,300
10,500
13%
*
'
Share$
28%
55%
23 Va
25
com
26%
28%
49 %
2
iNo
24%
27 %
26 »A
28%
*54%
28
13%
2.50
preferred——
553A
*97%,
preferred
$4.20
31
2
(The)
*54%
23 %
'
il
common
Cork & Seal
27%
55%
50%
62%
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common__^B
14
28%
S per share
-
23 %
100
America
27%
*54%
55
S per share
*13%
28
common
preferred--.
•Creameries
4
3y% Feo
102% Jan
'
5
19% May
4
Crane
14
-12% May
29 % Mar
28%
*53
t per share
*49%
*
—
12
35% Jan
la
17% Jan
July 13
32 V4 Jun
186
2
27% Jan
30% Jan
27
Dec
104% Mar
2
2 % Jan
-
Sep
*
10
64% May
i>rf
22% July 13
55%
4
72% Jan
27
176 % July 13
101
20
May 17
3
J
1/
50% Feb
'Nov 30
105
72% Jan
3% Aug
28%
Corp
preferred
prior
t per share
share
28%
28%
*54%
$3
-17% Peb
102% Aug 17
13
100 % July 11
62
25% Feb
iq
S per
share
—No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
fl
Convertible pref 5% series
50
Cornell DUbilier Electric Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20
Corning Glass Works common
8
*■
3%ft preferred
—100
Cum pfd 3%ftu series of 1947_100
Corn Products Refining common.28
7%
preferred—
100
Coty Inc -i
-1
Coty International Corp—
26
*
S per
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18
54% Jan
12
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24
27% Nov
20
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share
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July 17
53% July 25
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1200
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;
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13
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30
12
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2
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3
17% Feb
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31%
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Dana
.
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17
16% Jan
11
Dec
30
31% Jan
2
37% May 15
Davison Chemical
Dec
29
to
3
20% Apr
Daystrom
J a ii
17% Feb
14
2
P9
3
92
102% Sep
1
97% May
8
104
Feb
26
18% Dec
29
17'/a Jan
8
21
Feb
24
3
4
5ft
28
29 % Jan
27
Jan
38% Jan
22
37% Mar
100% Mar 16
102% Aug 21
3
11
3
34% Mar 17
102% Mar 21
: July 5
July 24
100
24
16%
July 26
<
2
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14% Jan
17% Feb
!
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96
93
31
15% Jan
3
18% July 13
10% July 13
*
25% Jan
19% May 10
13% July 10 ■
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,
May 18
33% May
3
99
Jan
4
Preferred
Dayton
3.75ft
Preferred
Dayton
Rubber
5
8% Jan
3
41% Jan
3
10% Apr
60% Apr
28
Deep Rock Oil
57
Jan
2
68
27
Deere
18
32% Mar 29
37
Jan
19
45% Dec
19
43% Jan
2
53% Feb
9
14% Dec
20
12% May 13
17% Feb
2
23% Jun
7% Jun 27
19 * Dec 20
Decca
10
Feb
Oct
Records
Inc
Delaware
21
20% Jan
58'
Dec
28
53
Mar 24
65% Feb
17
Escrow
ctfs
for
27
72 % Dec
29
62% Mar 28
79% Feb
17
Escrow
ctfs
for
12
20
15% Mar 29
19% May
Apr
17% May 26
24
'
52 %
July 12
May 19
68
21% July 13
Feb
'
5% July 12
8
2
21% Apr
61
10
64
May
6% Jan
May 16
8
26
Mar
Detroit
20
37
11% Mar 31
16% Dec
27
15% Mar 27
6% July 13
9% Jan
5
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24
34% Dec
-
17
18
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8% Jan
2
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4
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35
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11
14
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1
18
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15
51
26
57
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13
10 :
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9
11% Apr
4
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12
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2
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2
19
Dec
28
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15
83% Dec
19
48% May 16
77% Jan 10
107
Sep
111% Jun
27
Mar 15
102
15
May 17
Dec
19
i.80% Jan
3
16% July 17
21% Oct
18
20% Jan
2
81
Mar
88% Dec
8
18
July 12
Jun
14
14% Dec
18
119%, Jan
181
13
7
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11% Mar 27
60 % Jan
85% Jun
9% Dec
10
111% Feb
211
May
24% May
93% Feb
$j.26
22%
22 %
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22 3/4
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22%
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59%
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58%
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7,400
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68
67
66
69
66%
66%
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18%
18%
3.200
22%
11,900
100
Jan
6
Apr
25
Apr
9
30
50
Mar 30
54 % Feb
10
10% Jan
12% Feb
6
18
20-/8 Dec
27
19
Jun
27
21% Nov 25
19
13
10
Jan
40
18% Apr
13
52% Nov 27
July 17
Dec
171
19
190
6
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10
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4
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42% Apr
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20
17
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13
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98
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7
19% Jan
102
26
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4
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30
14
2
101
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5
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19
11
Jan
25
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9
45
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16
13
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30
41
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1% Jan
19
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25
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3
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15
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1
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29
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20
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8
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5
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•
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2
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20
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5
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64
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13
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66
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13 %
25%
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51
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2,100
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6,700
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300
2
44
2
43%:
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38
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100
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3
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg__
20
17%
50%
44%:
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700
101
12%
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37%
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4,100
24,800
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preferred
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11,100
120%
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5
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200
22 3A
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490
1.230
34%
18
10
34
16%
2,600
15%
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26
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page
11%
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2
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10
63%
63
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39% Apt
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4% Jan
63
63
29 %
Mar 21
44
63
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13
6
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29
12% Jan
27
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Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
1
" Jun
16
64
5
14% Dec
'2% Nov
*153/4
the Week
$ per share
15%
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Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
8% July 13
33
45%
Sales f01
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May 18
;
$ per share
34%
common.
2
6
15%
Friday
May 17
share
15%
Battery..—No
14% Jan
13
Thursday
May 16
4 per
33%
common
Watch
28
Apr
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
_1
common
15% Dec
16
SALE
15%
L.No par
Steel
14
18%Apr
HIGH
May 15
1,300
34%
15
Emerson
Pa so
13,200
15%
preference—;
2
3
2
Jan
5ft
6
28% Mar
26%
•.
convertible
22% Jan
Jan
20
Co
25%
26
1,600
34%
preferred—No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
5%%
26 3A
9%
26
xll%
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Elliott
25%
11%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
Elgin National
Apr
5,230
263/4
65
Inc
Co
Electric Storage
66 '
934
11%
preferred..-—
12
49%
*1.300
16%
9%
64
preferred
Products
23
23
34%
1*%
93/4
11%
Manufacturing Co..
Feb
26
34%
1*%
67%
common—._50c
Eaton
16% Jan
46
343A
93/4
3,000
..6
Edison Bros Stores Inc
5
343/4
16%
9%
6"%
*50%
8
2
2% Mar
34%
16%
9%
6:4
No par
3
26
34%
1P%
67%
.
May 15
23
15
Kodak
13
41% Jan
2,300
*11%
preferred
40% Jan
Feb
13% Feb
Eastman
Boat
49 3a
10
9
Electric
43
12
common
Eastern Stainless
2
493A
69
Corp
3
18
49%
10
2
75
21% Aug
54% May
"23% Jan
49%
*11%
E
Eastern
4%ft
49%
6%
No par
Airlines
4 % ft
2,000
*67%
Eagle-Plcher Co
28
52% Apr
28% Jan
1951—---•
9
Duquesne Light Co 3.75ft
DWG Cigar Corp..
Ekco
25%
65
*120%
13% Mar 29
25%
65
-99%
18% Apr 27
101% Mar 22
25%
67%
99%
26
25%
67
69
98%
Feb
25%
67%
122%
8ft
800
25%
153/4
*29%
11
18%
65
-97%
Jan
31%
18%
68 %
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48% Jan
31
18%
16%
par
182
32
1878
16
series.'—_No par
20% Feb
6%
*31%
183/4
68
*67%
64
31%
16%
69
22
*G0%
31
69
*16%
22 %
64
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Tuesday
,
$ per share
share,
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±_—_No par
AND
May 14
series..'— No
Dec
'
Aug 25
Monday
May 12
' "
$3.50
44% Oct
48
'
/
preferred./.*..—No
2
2
52% July 17
19% July 13
Saturday
4
22
*60%
63A
34%
1
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July
Industries
Eastern
900
50
348%
27
27
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Co
1% Jan
15
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„
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28% Feb
26
2
50c
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18
3% Apr
4
25
Co...
$4.50
2
6 3/4
25%
Preferred
24% May
4
23% Apr 30
•
6%
25%
Preferred
24% Jan
62
6%
2
*32
3
9
*60%
6%
18%
Ltd
2
Oct
64
6%
common....No par
19% Apr
35% May
3
35% Apr
May
64
6%
23
,
Sep
*60%
*60%
64
*60%
RR Co.. 100
May
95
8
18%
22
Jan
43% May
19% Feb
95
18%
21%
106% Feb
16% May 10
19
18%
22%
102 %
90
Apr
19%
99
125
'*
29
18%
—No par
■
24% Dec
30
19%
22%
convertible preferred
100
International
%—No pftf'
Du Pont de Nem
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r4~—
8
7
13% Jun
19
22
Duplan Corp
98
15% Mar 30
19
22 %
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Feb
83
2
*67%
19
22
63%
100
3% ft
28% May
17
67"%
8
Co
2nd
Dresser
120
11
*
22%
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West RR
$4 preferred series A
12
12
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3,700
14,900
Corp—
Chemical
1,800
13%
Aircraft
"When
33%
32
called
Mines
Douglas
Dow
11% Jan
31
51 % Dec
19% Jan
xl3% May 16
13
53% May
95% May
52% Nov
9
101 % Jan
Mar 22
Pob
Dome
33'A
48%
preferred
Doeliler-Jarvis
9
16
127% Apr 22
106
Jun' 1
13
122% Jan
87
lno-v,
Feb
34
12%
..LlNo par
A
333/4
46%
_1
Pepper
33%
6,300
13,500
13%
A
Dr.
19
34%
333A
9%
48 %
common.'
Class
May 10
114% Jan
6
17% Jan
<'54% Jan
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60%
9
13%
Corp
Class
May 10
14% Jan
11% July 25
69 % Jan
13
97
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Divco
54
59%
18%
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Dixie Cup
4
53%
60%
4t3/4
Par
13
May
9%
533/4
59%
13%
EXCHANGE
16% Apr
70 %
9%
53%
60
34%
STOCKS
'
9%
523/4
5,700
48
$ per share
15% Jan
i
29
"
60
19%
13%
1
*
,'47% Oct
4'
July 26
4
18%
47%
Corp-Seagrams
Highest
per'share
$
$ per share
"f~*lper share
*12% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest.
Highest
193/4
50
98%
13%
Diana
*y
Year 1950
*97
48'A
Diamond T Motor Car
Range for Previous
Lowest
*
98 %
92
13%
8
Distill
19
3,100
94%
47%
3
13
18%
'
14
Feb
Feb
*97
92
,
48 7/s
Feb
Stores
98%
32%.
,
94%
.
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Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
I4 i«S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
17
(2101)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
-Year 1950
'
•
Lowest
per
share
<
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
*
Lowest
$ per share
-
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NEW
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share
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Saturday
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•'
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f
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
May It
8 per share
'
AND
Monday
May I'i
PRICES
V\«unefcriuy
May 15
t per share
Thursday
Friday
Sales f®r
May 17
May 18
the Week
$ per share
* per share
May J6
t per share
.
% per share
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F
37 ¥4 Mar 10
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18
46% Jan:
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3
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26
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♦120
121
*974
No par
Motors
Consol
Grumman
1374 May 10
25
.2474 Dec
1174
*l60¥a
974
*3074
51%
162
1674
974
12.500
10474
51%
11 ¥4
*160
17
*104%
52
11
160
•
104%
5174-
1174
160
'
-12% Jan
11%
162
774
,
*104 ¥2
*7674
-
Ry 6%
i
774
v
900
3,900
2374
^5
"Tap & Die Corp
Greyhound Corp (The)— •
6
.27% Jan
2174 Mar 29
7%
700
1974.
24
100
100
_1
Green field
9
97
1974
2374
Green
18
19%
24
Green
11
1974
2374
16
28
1974
500
21 ¥4
24%
22
Jan
1974
■
24
30
1174 Jan
21 ¥1
24%
J an
29% Dec
2174
24%
No par
:
Iron
•
4
24%
'
20 A
preferred
Gt Northern
S
20 7
;24%
Jan
2974 May
6
21%
774
pfd—No par
Great Western Sugar com_
No par
7% preferred100
.-4
19 ¥s
21
774
8,200
37
1374
20
7%
874
37
1974
28%
10c
common
Gt Northern
-
8 ¥4
37%,
*1874
36%
82
Mar 28
Feb
2
8%
74
*37
18%
2174
1974
774
7%
8
8%
37
7%
'43% Jan
3774 May 18
28
*21
87 a
37
'1874
1,800
21,800
,100
2774
154
143% May 17
Aug- 30
100
774
8%
874
1374
1974
*34%
5*
Co—
374% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
I
14
6
9% July 17
1
12
4774 Mar 28
2
8%
874
13%
*19¥.
•
27%
No par
Hosiery
Union
Grant
5
29
3
1974
37
'_1
common.
(B F)
Goum-Nationai
14
Feb
22% Jan
8%
1374
*19¥a
450
27%
10c '
preferred—
Grand
28
Jan
20
$5
14
18% Feb
Mar 28
874
13%
19%
6,300
36
No par
preferred-i
Granite
Feb
Oct
3574 Aug
: 95
$5
43 % Mar 17
10374 Feb
19
874
1374
2774
87
36
preference—No par
Gotham
1374 May 17
7
'
100
2774
28
Stock Telegraph Co—100
3c
Goodrich Co
2
Apr
Mar.
8s/4
*19 74
1974
1.000
3,000
1474
87
X1374
874
14
19%
10%'
85
*1474
36
No pax,
Goodall-Sanford Inc,
2
13
16
137% Jan
Jan
Gold
19
50% Dec
22
87
1374
8%
8%
38
May 12
Brewing Co
28% Mar 16
25
2774
87
V
14ya
27%
1
Goodyear Tire 3c Rub
"'31%
27%
8 6 74
*1474
28
No par,.
convertible
Goebel
1
37
17
65
474%
31
38
18% Apr
i
>
Saturday
com
17'A Feb
4
2774
86 74
1974
LOW
82% May 17
Feb 1 8
4
24
2674
1474
'
—
(The)
Granby
Apr
28
1074
8474
87
8%
9
1074
85
1474
35
preferred__100
Harvester Corp
Glldden Co
Graham-Paige
27% Apr
Jun
20%-
_1
$4.50 preferred-—
Gleaner
9
28
'33
9
14
*19%
1074
84
*14%
27%'
Safety Razor common—^.1
1074 Jan
28
I 12
27%
86%
1474
2874
100
Brothers
7
Ar»r
8474
1074
85%
160
2,500
3,900
38%
100
convertible
5
n4
1074
84
10%
85
*1474
•
2874
No par
100,/
Plywood
19
31% Sep
10334 Nov
27
22%
88%
No par
preferred—'!
Feb
37% Feb
17% Feb 28
43
22 74
28%
8 74
_No par
Telephone Corp__/
4% Feb
4
2
96%
42
2274
2974
Castings $6 pfd—No par
6
3
•
96%
43%
2274
x88 74
7%
50
Corp
274 Jan
24
Mar
58% May
50
45
774 May
32% Apr
11% July 13
Mar
2474 Feb
Mar 14
30
96
4174
37%
Corp
preferred
$5
109
28
3
96
42
23
1074'
*29
100
preferred
'Gimbel
May
10374 Feb
105% May 14
1374 May 17
174 Jan
Dec
140
10
101% Jan
103 74 Jan
9 5%
2274,
x28
974
1,700
*36
.
No par
Refractories
Gillette
Mar 20
9% Jan
3
42% Jan
100
87%
4,200
450
95 74
88%
1974
98
42
2874
1
Equip Corp_„No par
Signal
'Georgia-Pac
9
61% May 14
30
July" 26
21% Dec
1074
8574
1474
*97
95%
15
*9
1
374%
16
38
105
*1074
.
98 %
42%
*14%
No par
4% %
13
2
19
Jan
30% Feb
*97
23%
23%
'General Tire 3c Rubber Co com:—-5
14
18% Jan
Oct
25% July
Apr
2774 Jan
134
29
26
3
55
9874
300
*
j
2074
41 %
,
1474
No par
Realty 3c Utilities
Steel
474%
>;
:
16
11
106% July 20
f
Jan
100
*97
4,600)
1474
22%
5
General Time Corp common
30
2
36
30
94% Jan
Feb
10 74 Jun
Jan
24
12
6
General
General
2
92
10
■
5
27
13% Mar 24
24
1
preferred
18
2474 Feb
774 Jun
%~Dec
96%
16
6%
Jan
2
23
xlOl
•*
51% May
19
Gen Railway
^General
11
Oct
6,400
96
2074
General Public Utilities Corp
•
5
13
11
59
38 74
96
20 74
Portland Cement Co
Feb
29% May
18% Apr
89% Apr
16
37%.
96
88%
._No par
Precision
•Gen
94% Jan
5274 Aug
38%
9574
*
Advertising
•General Shoe
24% Jan
3174 May
Outdoor
17
7
29
37%
96
*
General Public Service.
26
22
8
3774
95 74
95%.
42%
2374
5
preferred
•General
;Gen
9
24% Jan
10'
Gen
10
Jun
100
120
3674
96
21T4-
Preferred $3.75 series
-
23
2174 Sep
9174 Dec
26% Dec
7
4
19
74
3774
*21%
STOCK '
YORK
29
Jan
39
22% July 12
■
J
39% Jan
119
2
2
99
'
874 Jan
37% Jan
May 15
26
17
$5
17
Jan
29
98%
2174
General Motors Corp common
3
12
Jan
Oct
20%
'
Par
2
Jan
35
3474 Dec
207a
2274
-
*2274
42%
EXCHANGE
9%. Jan
32% Mar 15
24
20%
"21%
Corp
75% preferred
374% convertible
NEW
19% Mar 9
2774 Jan 17
27
107
7
Feb
130
4
3074 May 11
3
>'
4
4174 Nov
.
25
95%
4274
"
2
112% Jan
2074
"
General Mills commop
'
54
6
4074 Jan
34
4
2074
'
•
10
21% Jan
x8 % Mar 14
18
May
2074
No par
Co
$3.50 preferred
Instrument
3
21% Feb
3
Apr
217a
*95%
24%" '
•
8
10574 Jan
2
2
122
28
3974 Dec
■54
May
126% Jan
23% May 18
22
128
24% July 27
'
20
3374 Dec
2
2
16% Jan
19
Dec
8% Dec
30
95%
1474"
22%
1874
$ per share
3 % Jan
20
2674 Oct
27
96
15
22%
37%
38%
95%
15
22%
98%
98%
37%
1474,
37%
common—
-General
8
'
1774 May 18
26
74 Mar 23
1874 Feb
July 13
98%
227V
1474,
22 %
20%
20%
1074
50
800
4,500
22 V2
*
12274 May 16
98% Mar 30
106 74 Nov
127
20%
*95%
„
18%„
15
*
1874
:General Foods Corp com—
2
Highest
share
6
7
2274.
STOCKS
July 13
Sep
22%
20%
"
26,100
2674-
23
1474
100
Finance
105
Lowest
26
•-
22%
*,26
.
2274
37
preferred
Electric
Feb
15
14% July 13
17% July 3
2274.
*1474
2674
*
General
Feb
102% Jan
119 74
22%
15%,
23
19%
2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc comj
General
120
7
4
2274*
38
Corp
5
128
5
38
18 74
1
No par
9
Range Since Jan. 1
2174 Dec
187a-;
20 %
*19%
29 TV
1,700.
noo'v .100%
1874,
2274
*'14%
2774.
u
1874*
2474
\
30%
10074
*26
180
300
1374
1774.
*1874
Transportation
6% Feb
17
28%,.
100%
3,606
78%,
.
13%.
18
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'•
1374.,'
18
19%
conv
General
20
13% v
*7774
.
1874,
*1474
87
7774
26%.
8 74
3874
Corp com
preferred
4%
77%*
3,700
93
10574
,
26%
15%
,
105%
3,200.
6974
90 74 ;
,
1,400
2174,,
6874
94'
430
1674;
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21
105
3,100
104
1574.;
,
2,500
497V.
49
18%.
74,
600
3,000
674.
2674,,
23%
10%
6074
3074
2274,,
2274
87
3,500
104
<
68
105
30
22%..
26%
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preferred
4%
7
67%,
92%
2874
2,500
6074.
16,
21'V 2174
100% 10074
1474-
2274
4974
104
16..
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700
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49
92
.
1,900
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.
27%.
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3,200
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.
30%
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t
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100
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26
19
5474 Oct
>
18
29%
3074.,
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101%
;
30%
674
.
104
13%.
*
60%
3074
6? %«
91%
,
:
Cable
Mar 13
$ per share
11
*2674
14>
2
Industries
General
Apr
12774 Mar
2% Sep
31
*100'/a
4274
5
common
(The)_
56% Mar
55% Mar 15
Highest
12% July 12
30%
;
27%,.
*95%
common—__1
Co—
Bronze
113
15
■
30%
1374,
14
i
-
,
105%, 10574;.
*78.
78'V
787V
23
'
preferred—
50
(The)———No par
General
122
15
a
14-
78%,
<
16
67
917V
10574
1474
6074,
674
49%
217V,
5074
2274
(■
2274
104
16
697V
917 V v
79%
96
1
General
4
3
4374 Dec
i
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217V
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■
49
22%
14%
14%
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*
51%
,
1474
t-
6074
74
10374
16%
68%,
.
3874 '
.
20
General
6
May
18
122% Jun
1
93
4974
2174,
105%,
98%
100
$4.50 preferred
Apr
125
4
Year 1950
I per share
*92 -
105%
33
il
(Robert)
Corp
Range for Previous
Lowest
6974..
*95%
4%%
convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
General American Investors com_il
26
34% Feb
18
-9% Apr
j
convertible
Gar Wood
•
17% Jan
4374 May 16
95% May 16
6
(1037a Dec 29
July 12
22%.
101% "
23
100
Corp
•
,
,
23
674
103
,
16.74
'
30
674 Jan
4974
103
16%
69%
14
*14%
*
15
(The)
Inc
11% Feb
2
49% Jan
16%
22%
18%.
lo
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Garrett
•
Mar
103%
227V,
'
lu
preferred
5%
•
80
49%
103
787a '
*26%.,
100
_■
19% Mar 19
29 % Mar 28
18% Jan
138 % Jan
15
9
Feb
5874 Feb
—
.1474
j
227a
,
"
107% Mar
2
16% May 16
874 Apr
2
%
72%Jan 2
21
75
July 13
Dec
149
Co
Co
6%
874 May
Apr
4
50% May 15
Jan
24% Nov 22
Gair
"
39% May
3074 May
105
12
12
Gabriel
9
13
Feb
25
'
*100%
"
No par
Gardner-Denver
5574 Dec
July 13
preferred
2374 Feb
22
107 74 July 14
4%
-23% Jan
29
'51
Co...
Stores
3
29
49
94% "
30%
Co__
lo
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
_1
Gamewell Co
Dec
13
9% Feb
40
of
ser
Corp
Sugar
21% Jan
1974 May 18
6 74 Jan 12
25% Dec
July 3
9% July 13
104
Jan
:
2
28
30
674
106%
*1374.
Freeport Sulphur
10% Mar 21
4
24 74 Nov
45
/ 14
774 Jan
33 74 Dec
29
17% July 13
1017a Dec
4
13% Jan
3
2
Nov
7
'<■
146
Jan
Jan
237a Dec
July 13
1774 Jun
8
Pid
preferredpreferred—
1
Franklin
14
Feb
30%
74
6974/
78%
; l
1474
6074
.
6
22%
94%.
par,
Inc.—
cum
Foster-Wheeler
2
16
2
60 V3
30
*
convertible
Francisco
3
78
14 % Jan
60%
6%
'
div
'3%%
2
7
81
62
30%
674
51%
2274,,
2274
30%
1674
10674.
7%
Light Co—_No
Machinery 3c Chem Corp
3%%
24% May 11
13% Feb
9
374 July 13
-
$4.20
*60
,1474
2274
2274
104
69%.
—-5
Corp_
Fair Stores
Food
29
27
"
par
5174
227a.
*14
;
.
1474
23%
50
*16 74
No par
&'
14%
"
1—No
51%
14
674
"
15
July 25
16% July 24
17% July 12
15% Jan
3
i
'
41% May 3
101% Feb
8
12% Oct
32
•
Food
1474
2274
62
*103%.
100
preferred—
23
14
30%
,
67V
Florsheim Shoe Class -A—No par
Follansbee Steel Corp
—
10
27
2
Apr
*60
'30%
No par
Co
52
14%-
14%
23%
■22%
Carpet
Florida .Power
% Apr
8% Jan
674 Apr
23%
(The) common—No par
Florida.Power
6
7% Jun
.
$4
13
10% May 11
(The)
51%
*22%
2374
4
-
N Y____10
*14
14%
49%
/.5
Florence Stove Co__
12
1674 Jun
,
Firth
Flintkote Co
7
Jan
Co
preferred
1
25% Feb
Mar 22
94
8
4%%
20
2374 Jan
100
Feb
Mfg
First National Stores
16
2874 Mar 21
24-
Tarrant
52
23
1474
14%
Firestone. Tire 3i Rubber com——25
18,"
46% Dec
July 14
13% Dec
Feh
21% Dec
8% July 12
56
Dec
33
Apr
106% Feb
19% Mar 30
94
*
X18% Mar
14% May 18
18% Jan
2
••
*
V
1474 Apr 13
32% Mar 21
2
23 % Jan
Jan
3c
52
2374
,
Ferro Enamel Corp
107% Mar 17
12
20% Mar 17
Apr
11% Jan
4
52
2374-
f
_No pat
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
277* Feb
20
52.
'*14:
*
Federated Dept Stores common——5
474 % preferred———
—100
78
July 13
14% Jan
"
'
Truck—
Felt
July 17
2.
.-
Motor
" Apr 26
23% May
9
11%. Jan
.
5
18
May 17
75% Apr
Jan
Federal
31
Jan
-
81% Jan
_
9
33% May
3
65
14.
106
2
105
May
54 % Feb
Mar 29
17% Jan
•
17% July 13
v
8
v
2
16
.
.
20
Brewing Corp——
__^i
Family Finance Corp__
_1 "
Fedders-Quigan Corp—
H
Federal Mining 3c Smelting Co
2
-Federal-Mogul Corp
I
5.
*62% May. 9
30% May 12
"8% Feb, 2
6
19
13
.—No par
Fajardo Sugar Co_
Falstaff
29% Mar 27
11
13% Jan
.
ft;
Nov
14" 4 Jan
22% July 26
103
Oct 13
r
2
15% Mar
2
6% Apr
19
July 13
50% Jan
23% Jan'
>-47% Jan'
52
;
9
,
22% May 11
.
28
16% July 13
.
Fairbanks Morse <fe Cov-
4
17% Feb -19
.
33% July 17
.
27
13% Jan
26% Dec
,
.5474 May
26% Feb
J
13% Apr
.
35% Mar 11
.
2
22% May 16
8
22 % Jan
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.
30.200
10.200
102 ¥2
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
9 per share
,
NEW YORK
Ranre Since Jan. 1
Year mO
Lowest
$ per
f per share
Highest
share
/Monday"
Saturday
May 12
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Par
25
$ per share
8 per
31
t per
share
*
Thursday
May 17
t per share
•""•
May 18
$ per share
$ per share
share
PRICES
Wednesday'
May 16
^'"'-
Tuesday
May 1.5
.
May J4
$ per share
Friday"*
'Sales for
the Week
Sharet
H
30'A Dec
46% Feb
13% July 25
11% Jun 15
Jan
Jun
30
5% Jan
33
19
10
81
28% Mar 14
148
Jan
Jan
5
6% Jan
2
8
76% Jan
8
82
6% Mar 13
23% May 15
8
41
107
Jun
July 21
122% Aug
*34
29
3
1
64% Mar 15
Mar 10
121
127% Mar 13
2
48
July 25
Jun
62% Aug 23
56
Feb
8
15% July 14
10% Jun 27
22% Feb
18
52% Apr
20% Jail
18% Jan
19% Dec 26
68% July 24
80
Jan
78
6
15
Feb
44% Mar 12
3
27% May
4
No par
common—-No par
Hercules
^
5% preferred.:—
100
Hershey Chocolate* common__No par
4%% preferred series A
—50
Powder
—
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
2
86% Jan
10
25
common
Hercules* Motors
25% May 15
13
preferred—
(G- W)
>
Mar 29
54
Co common—
7%" non-cum preferred
127% Mar 15
24
Jan
Helme
♦
24
79
(H J)
'
31
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29%.
11
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
25
'
1,700
6%
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78
2,500
149
6%
11%
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130
30%
24%
6%
78
7%
80
107%-
25%
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78
900
78
20
10%
7
1,400
73%
10%
9,200
23%
24.
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
233/4
3,200
34%
34%
34%
34 »/4
34%
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5% Jan
143/8 Aug
7
593/4 Sep 18
3
Jan.
29 % May
cum
20% Feb
9% May 8
36% Dec 18
July 12
49 y2 Jan
12
ctfs
stock
4.08%
2
Jan
137% Jun
Jan
4
16
1013/4 Feb
Mar 28
27"% Dec 30
33% Jan 25
104
Mar 28
95 y4 Nov
14
84
35%
35
28
52%
65
pfd
non-cum conv
Apr
16 y2
Mar 29
133/4
25 y8 Mar 31
11 y« Dec
3
21
32% Oct 23
8
1293/4 Dec
11
% Mar
168% May 18
94"% Apr 20
181
22
8
71% Feb
23% Jan 23
9
240
Aug 18
3% Dec
odu
17
43/b Dec 29
73/4 July 12
27
■/u
323/sMay
2
n
20
Oct
183/b Dec
27
1713/4 July 13
xo
ifl
25% Oct
1% Jan 25
July 17
7/o
«
6
11 J/4 Dec
100
12% Jan 13
185
19
20% Nov 22
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
92
67
*16
34
4.26%' cum preferred
50
Illinois Terminal RR Co
5
Indianapplls Power & Light—No par
5
155
28 Vs Feb
34%
21 Vz
28
51
13%-
;
100
20%
.
*
% *
7%
20
4
16
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18
67
>
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.
5$% Feb 13
£1% Mar 27
-;/8% May 1
6%
RR
Feb
Jan
>.
400
43,900
11%
•
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•
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123/4
25%
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56%
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-
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102
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55
49% ■•;-•■;.
102
13%
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95
18%
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tper share
Par
107% Mar
2
48 % Apr 25
333/4 Mar 27
9
35
;;
37%
49 V
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13%-
102
55%
37%
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*
Saturday
May 12
STOCK
YORK
39% Jan
32% Mar 15
18
NEW
'
13%/
35%
35%
*93%
*100
28%
5514
LOW AND HIGH
75% Feb
2
54 3/4 Jan
1
9
10% Dec 18
29
■:
34%
3%
19
EXCHANGE
25% July 12
53/4 July 14
42% Mar 28
Jun
3%
19
$ per share
33% May 15
413/8 Mar 23
523/4 Jun
27
1
„No par
*102
v.
35%
13%
23%
-—.
103 .»*'■
103
7%
17%,
52%
49
21%
28%
38%
49%
54%
50
20%
28
f
24
11%
20%
*
12%.
25%
11%
>-•20%
13%
25%
27%--
': '37%.. -37%
56%
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11%
20%
21%
27%./ 27%
37%- 37%
13
25%
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11
20%
-
56%
59%
23%
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^-12.50
Inc_—
Refrigerator Co.
Highest
?
$ per share
$ per share
*
50
.
28
50
—6.66%
—
Corp
♦Hussman
-21%'
STOCKS
Year 1950
.Lowest
Car
Motor
20%
*27%
14%
20%"
13
24%
*10%
17%
52%
17V4
5% non-cum preferred—
100*
Hudson Bay MinC As Snrr Ltd_^No par
•Hudson
Range for Previous
9 per share
-
33A%
preferred
100
4%preferred
-100
Houston Light Ac Power new-No par
•Houston Qii
or Texas
(Del)—25
•Howard Stores Corp.
-1
19
16
30
24
11%
12%
14%
20%
•
25
12%
23%
102
102
13%
13%
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35%
*35'A
35%
*93 %
95
*100
103
18%
1814
67%
67%
*19%
20%*
No par
.No par >
50
Howe Sound Co
12%
2214-
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*12%
/
51
*50
.
~
28
38
57%
37%
56%
Household Financecommon—No par
V
14
July 13
preferred—;
21 y#
*
11%
20%
20%
*27%.
——
Mining
Houdaille-Hershey com
$2.25 conv preferred—
19
17% Oct
7
18% Dec 20 1
13
.
$4.25
3
2
conv
Corp—
Nopar
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
4
30% Jan 20
Dec" 11
62%
33
•5%
29
18
,
53% May
Jan
13
107% Dec 22
;
,
Honolulu -Oil
100
May 24
10
30
——12.50
preferred
19
19
lo
23
L5
Sugar "Corp common-
Holly
66% Jan
Jan
3
•Hollander (A) As.Sons——
42% Feb
34
July
—5 '
28% Jan
9
•
21-
14%
14%
21 %
1322%
2
Jan
103
9
8
>
14%
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*12%
*22%
*10%
25
14
Jun 28
Ffeb
22% Feb
•
14%
Holland Furnace' Co_
J
-5
.—10
11
54% Apr
4
42% Jan 11
107
94
9
Hilton Hotels Corp.
Hinde As Dauch .Paper Co—
Hires Co', (Charter E)—
26 % Apr
8
29% jJuly 13
•
:
34 % Jan
*
29% July 27
;
14
10% Apt 16
18% Apr 24
6
47% Jan 11
47%
Jan
10% July 13
1
29
Jan
9
Jun
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
c-
Jan~13
Dec
13
21% Feb 21
16% May
July 25
32%
17% Fen
2
18% Mar 29
31
15
10% Apr
5
16% Apr 18
25% Jun 12
Jan
14
♦
.
.
26%
5%
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5%
5%
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87
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67
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67
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54
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33
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68
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500
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12,160
500
69
2414
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94%
3214
33
>
58,60Oa
100
7,000
K
32
9,
22
Mar 24
Dec
5
98% Jan 25
103% July 13
43
July
3
16% Dec 29
25% Sep
103% Apr
15
10
109 y8
May 18
6614 Dec 19
14
May 15
."Apr
3
23,% Mat 30
65
Apr 16
97% Apr 23
613/8 Apr
67% July 13
14% July 26
70% Nov 18
66
19
6
16
10 ya Jun 30
14% Nov 27
28V4 Ded 30
28
2
20% Jan 13t
16% Jan 30
Mar
25% Oct 23
m—
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Apr
12
Apr 20
13% Maf 29
Jan
5
21% Jan ; 2
3334 May 14
16%'Jan
9
?5% Jan .16
103%'Feti
1
108
Jaii
5
7514i Feb
8
703/» Feb 24
17% Mar- 1
15% Feb
6
32% Apr 20
30%Feb-24
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
Kalamazoo Stove*Ac Furnace
1
r
4%
cum
preferred
100
*14%
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Kansas City Southern com^_No par
>
4% non^cum preferred J
100
Kansas Power Ac-Light Ct>_
8.75
Kayser (Jiilius) & Co
5'
—
:
1
25
*
*
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-
65
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69
16%-
18%
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23
33%
-
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15
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Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
Class H J
33
-
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10
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'
3.80%
preferred
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14
'
3034'
-
s.ioo
3,100
1,800
3,500
Volume 173
Number 5013
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2103)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
S per
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per
share
Lowest
share
3
45 Vb Mar
1
15% Jan
3
47% Nov
27
24
Jan
75% Dec
Highe^
$ per share
49 '/4 Apr
28
70% Mar 15
79% Jan .17
17
68 y4 May
Kern
22% May 17
42% Mar 15
Jan
,
2
20
Ncv
14
17% Mar 20
•76% Nov
24
72
37
26
62
6
July 13
7% Nov
5
12% Jun
15
477/2 Jan
Kress
Kroger
7
Jan
6
»/2 Feb
10
Lambert
11'/2 Jan
2
14% Feo
6
Lane
o
18
19
May 16
28
56
Jan
9
957/2 Apr
25
100% Feb
.11% Jan
18
Dec
28
3
Dec
29
11
9
Dec
29
51
July 17
9
July 17
13% Oct
July 13
247/s Jan
9
3
*
30% Dec
15
7% Jan
3
UvC
m
177
Jun
x
5
by
r
29
45% Nov
'
f
Aug
V
.23% Jan
f
14 % July 12
81
x
:21% July 17
f
*li
*
-
Aug
7
-2
Sep
.17% Jan
Jan
75
*
22% July IB
28
»
*
8
34% Jan
•
174
July .7
29% Dec
3
36 »/2
22% Mar 24
•
4
50% Dec
"
*
Mar
152
17
■"*
17% Jun
29
May
'."•' 30% Dec So
4
Lone. Star
27
'33
Apr 16
13
39
103
Feb
19
43 »/4 Feb
30% Jan
Feb
9
5
.
Cement
Year 1950
Lowest
f$ per. share
117/8 Feb
36%
28
17
:
Lowest
4
11% MarJl
*"*iOl
"Nov
""105';
3
Dec 12
"Mar 30
Al0.% Jan
51Q ...vJuly
V7'A Jan
r
"'•
Apr
3. ^•'-24'AxApr
/550 7. Jan
5.
4
A
6 V4 July
Jan
25
.
97/s Nov
19% May
Dec
% DfeC
30
32
175
" Feb
185
3%
97
100
Aug 18
•
96% 4^0 22
87
.Jan
10
11 % Jan
3
:42i/4 Jan
xuo
i
13
90
9
52 7/2
J
/
25
May
3
Mar 15
40 7/4 Nov
21
Jan
3
58
July 13
42% Feb
10
217/e July 13
267% Jan
9
5
181/4 Aug
16
1
3
Jan
5
32% Jan
6
32% Oct
1
Jan
95% Nov
9
17% NoV
25
9
6(i% Dec 28
; 101
34 7/4
Dec 27
July" 12
49% Nov
Apr
27
7
12
1047/4 Nov
28
19% Dec
28
38% Feb
23
57 % Dec
30
July 13
125
13
July 18
10'A Jun
8% July
2g
3
IOII/2 Mar
91% Jan
20% Mar
7
54% Nov .30
a39% Nov
18
...17% Dec
28
16
Dec
29
16
.
24
31
July 17
Jan
10
42%
113
For footnotes
see
Dec'11
Dec
48
48
20
20 7/4
19
7A
201/4
63%
64
4,000
64%
637/a
63%
900
22%
66
23
97
19T4
66
*64%
23
*47%
20 y8
63 7/8
.
23
2
117/2
12
1%
1%
1%
16 »/4
15
5'/4
337/2
717/4
169
par
56
-
57
45
,
45
'
par'
-No par
*82
;
.
537/2
307/4
30
page
24.
,
4U-/4 .ipr
44
27
Feb
3
Apr
16
Jan
9
19% Apr
27
>.
;
1061/2 Jan
167%
2
51% Apr
17
39% Feb
2
65% Feb
16
45'A Jan
49% Jan
4
39>A Mar 29
44% May
;227A May 15
15 '/e Jan
Jan
45'A
44'%
6% Jan
67
42%
60
Jan
47/4%
26
4%
16
21% Feb
X37%
83
42'A
5%
8% Mar
>
88
101
Jan
12
33
Apr
16
28
Jan
5
56
May
Merck
32%
537/2
,
30%
5-
Co—
Robbins Inc^,—
Stores Co__
1
—10
(1st serJes)-—100
common
;
Co
50
3%
Min »Transp Co
& Co Inc common
411/4 Jan
2
48% Feb
140% Apr
23
21% Feb
9
18% Jan
16
Jan
13% Mar 28
preferred series
Copper
2
9
50% Apr
134
Apr
30 'A
17
37%
373/4
*133
5,600
—
41'A
—
3,600
Sales far
the Week
Share9
17'A
30
530
33
29%
16'/4
*525
12%
-i3y4
13%
91/2
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9%
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24%
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24'A
11'A
."47%
11%
4 6'A
47
46%
10%
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10'A
47/2
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>
24 7/2
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31%
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31%
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.
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41%
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,
15'A
24'A
23%
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200
41%
46 3/4
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105/8
11%
15,200
43/4
18%
101
1017/2
1,200
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170%
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95
63'A
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15
15
49
19%
23'A
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100'A
96
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193/4
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100'A
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18 7/8
18
100
99
51%
51%
51%
51
51
377/4
37
37 7/8
37'A
54%
557/4
55
55%
553/4
437/4
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43«/2
42
42'A
42
42
42
23
22%
23
22%
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17 »/2
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91
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25
89
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37
553/4
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1,500
42 »/8
413/8
42
3,000
81'A
.
.
17'A
16'A
16%
24'/4
25
91
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66
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24'A
24%
183/4
19
55'A
55-'A
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60
19
18'A
19
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24
19'A
80
81'A
791/2
183/4
80 »/2
19
1,300
91
800
;
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2,900
80
64
24'A
183/4
58
7,200
5,900
40
19%
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.
2;700
225/g
25
60
8%
19%
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87/4
8%
600
81%
3,500
80%
817/4
9
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93
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94
94
94
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96
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30
30
30
29'/2
30
297/2
29%
29%
29%
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30
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23%
2 3'A
23%
23%
233/4
23'A
23%
23
23'A
*22'A
23'A
3,200
54
2,800
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2'A
51
50%
81%
' 22%
90 3/4
8%
410
361/2
19'A
*8'A
10
;/
507/4
19
8'A
1003/4
56 '/4
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8'/4
1,300
4,200
r
51
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243A
3,900
.
37%
-
19 '/2
8 7/2
24
243/4
66
100
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52
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107'A
99
18%
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53
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17%
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61%
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58 J/2
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18%
19%
18%
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18'A
18%
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v
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24
1,700
20 3/8
18
17
88%
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18
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243/4
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65
23%
20
15
48%
44
59%
19'A
60
19
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66
24
60
130
85'A
44
223/4
24%
•
19%
.
99
50%
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557/2
93
5,000
95
181/4
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15
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10
64 7/4
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44'A
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24
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49
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20
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1
49
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15
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96
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170'A
,
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157/2
101
33'A
5,300
49
187/4-
333/4
33
17
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18
70
8,000
1,400
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12 'A
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2,800
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20
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101
17'/4
12%
12 7/4
34
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11,500
43/4
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..
3,300
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463/4
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96%
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467/4
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20
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20
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40
9%
13
19%
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15'A
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121/4
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20
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957/4, 195'A
16
10'A
12%
*33
33%
20
1,900
13%
101
17
29
*4%
•
123/8
12'A
96 »A
'
.49
•
34'A
,'v20%
..17O ::--170
96 '/< ! ! oW
-85%
1..r
'
mt41 AiuiAl'A
'.647%
'
34
*20
12'A
800
28
11%
101
13
200
7%
*237/2
31
100%
31'A /100%*' *
31%
17%
•
171> 0t.
20%
•
■
11
4,900
99'A
153/4
530
13%
*9%
^4'A
V
30
*9%
33'A
73/4
16
163/8
535
10,100
8
30
9JA
10%
800
173/a
*96
98%
*73/4
29'A
13
16 3/4
33
&'/2
7%
16%
3,600
38
136
33
3^%
09%
13'A
60%
10
175/8
33
535
163/4
*133
*98
535
16%
*377/2
136
173/B
■".*75/8
^30'A
16'A
16
«/2
99'%
1%
v
-
*9'/b
53%
53%
100'A
107%
100%
*106
101
*99'A
'
80%
'
54
531/4
100'A
100'/2
*106
107'A
101
'99'A
■
18
18'/8
18'A
18%
50
59%
60
61
18'A
18%
18'A
18 3/4
100 »A
100
800
170
107'A
100'A
"lO
17%
18 i/s
59'/4
60%
3,600
7,000
18%
•
18%
14,100
'
common—'
."—100 ,/
44%
140
140
*43
'
,
140
Minn St P * SB Marie.
No par
16%
16>A
16%
43%
44%
*139 7%
1407/a
*1397/2
140'A
ITVb "17%
"17'A
'175/8
15%
16'/4
44'A
140
'
17'A
conv
2,300
4,100
-
99
Friday
May 18
137/4
17 %
3.20%
7%'"*-
545
17%
Common
16
167/4
*535
No par
13
.
30'A
*106
■
5
—
17%
>99%
V/e
Minaeap & St Louis Ry
13,
200
31%
*973/4
40 7/4
•
10,600
$ per share
16%
136
No par
Petroleum
8% J.st preferred
523/a
May 17
"38
32%- 33 7%
99'A
81%
;
100
Midland Steel Prod
w
33'A
■;
7%
*8 »/4
100
Minneapolis-Honey veil
41'/4 Jan
111'A Jan
pfd_100
preferred series
3.85%
5
3
•16% Mar 28
131
38
*133
7/4
10%-
19%
<
,
__50c
No par
Inc
33
17
4%
24 7/4
No par
Utilities
17% ' '■
10'A
*61%
_1
1st preferred
Inc
Middle. Bouth
22'/a."
32'A
^Thursday
*165/8 •16%
38
136
38 *
47%
43'A
•
—No par ">•
2nd preferred (1st series)—50
Shoe Corp——
1
Mid-Continent
■>■
2,400
2,600
153
,$ per share
37%
-
.
.
261,000
22,800
'
PRICES
Wednesday
May 16
I per share
•4W> 16%
*133
10%
*44
j
17
2
$ per share
47'A
51 '/4
21
Mar
-
55%
18
4.35%
May .9
SALE
3/8
3"
303/4
41
HIGH
56,100
51'A
•
99
40%
Tuesday
143/4
32'/4
31'A
*971/4
40
*4'A
*48 »A
f
21% Feb
64
305/8
99
4%
101%
104% Feb
'20
52%
393/4
-107/2.
*15
1
•
&
Stores
143A
/
32%
-*973A
16,500
15%
r
41
300
38%
41%
21%
523/8
•
82%
153
32'A
.30%
3,100'
15'A
22
99
10%
47%
18 Vb
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
2
30'A
8,600
20
4(5 7/2
f
52'/4
43
82 7/4
7
154
•
23%
3
Jan
321/2
2,500
76
'A
.
21%
2,700
197/2
373/4-
14%
153'A
•
250
571/2
44'A
,
421/b
•
153/4
,147/4
32
51%
May 15
387/4 ',
136
*987%
*94'A -.96%
-
10
531/4 Mar 15
42
213/4
154
32
30%
AND
"
17%
9%
*83'A
3
24
18
3 8'A
24
96»A
No par
$3.50 preferred
Mergenthaler Lintoype
Miami
82%
42
1,000
*74%
20
39'A
i
17
16%
*13 'A
-
*23
*64
par
Jan
Apr 21
17'A Mar 28
82
42%
*973/4
413A
*133
16'A
*170
104% Jan
95
38%
14'A
A
537A
30'A
.
99
I per share
545
•34'/4
s-
1071/4 Jan
2
38'A
15 3/s
■
41%
217/2
32'A
51'A
Monday
May 1,4
31
17%
3
47% Apr
'98
Apr
7
32'A
7%
*12%
•
104% Mar 27
May
-741/2
19%
.82 i
152'A
44
42'/8
11,900
13,200
168
55
747/2
15%
14 'A
154
31%
1
Co.—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Bcott
No par i
Mesta Machine Co,
5
;22%
•
40%
iV
22'A
215/a
153'A
.
4%
_No pari
—
Merch ■&
25
3H2
/(T
22 'A
154
41
%7% .:48>A'
__—-—x_——.—50 /
(The)
v
•
567/2
441/2
16,900
9%
167
•>
"383/4
82
14%
•10 'A
—6.25
————No par ;
convertible
41% '
14%
143/4-
82'A
40%
169
1-
13%
76
15%
82
■>■
'
441/8
.•42%
19%
*73%
9
55'A
.•44%
42
19%
757/2
99'A
10% '•
Corp com new_50c
convertible preferred.1—100
Mercantile
10
29% May 15
'88 »/2 Apr
—5-,
Stores
Mengel Co
Feb
42%
19%
30 5A
*97%
337/8
v
*9'/b
Melville
64
33
ti..»•; >13%
„
_100
common—
preferred
Jan
;42 7/ig,
44'A
33
9%
*167
•
:■*
33%
9
,
56
,
,-757/8
327/4
53%
17%"
*535
1>
—
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
Corp common
Mar 20
22% Feb
.
—
Corp common.—..—.
McLellan
267% Jan
2
16
26
100
17%
16%
__1;
Col——
L)
Corp
McKesson
168
56
447/4
'
Ax-—
Electric
■167
56%
32
39
*98'A
;
*—_—-—No par
preferred
McGraw
19
271/4 Jan
17
88'A May 15
59% Apr
3
23% May 15
.100
Publishing——No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
5
16
191/2 Jan
com—-No pai.:/v
McGraw-Hill
7
26% Feb
2
Inc
-...
cum pfd 1947 series—No
par j '
$3.40 cumulative pfd_:
^No par
3'A%
169
55
33%
9'/a
'
—5 '
Dept Stores common—'
;„ $3,75 preferred
——No
McCrory
15,500
707/a'
83
136
J
41%
Preferred
8
.36% May 18
*133
.
*20'A
McCoru
33%
69%
41
16%
16%
*38 »/8
common.-10
1
McCall
3,600
/
-i, ■.
Shirt—
Co
22%
70%
LOW
"
$3
22%
35
16
$ per share
22%
70
•
May 12
Sugar
Maytag
19
22%
70%
71-
20
Saturday
17
691/2
70
39%
.,40%
16
35
153/4
99
40%
17%
35
38
30 7/2
A 97%
—,—10
$3.75
31
16.
35
16
,53%
1,000
3,500
35'A
56
14'A
1,400
5%
71%
33'A
39%
32 3/8'
16
57A
70'A
32%
16
.
<
76
{'a
10
157/e
5%
10,000
71
9
*34%
35
157A
I
16'A
*5 7/8
•70%
9%
9
35
39'/a
•■
*16 '/a
5
33%
32 %
19%
14%
4,000
22%
169
42%'
42
14,000
1%
22%
*737/2
83
2,300
11%
1%
15%
71%
,i,45—
14%
25%
11
1%
97/4
22%
9»/4
55%
41'A
,
257/8
11%
25%
11%
9
151/B
16
15%
-.
25%
71
.
900
97
" 1%
.
.16
5
39'Av
,
16
71%
22%
*96iA
91/4
22%
34
168
76
39
,
11%
1%
1%
5
71
357/2'
v71'/b-
-169.
11%
22%
97
80
9'/a
707/4
157/2
97/8
35
71%
25%
.
16%
5
9»/4
251/2
1%
157/2
.
97/8
200
48
157/e
33%
9%
35
•-
9%
13
23
22 Vb
33 y8
9%
5
72
'15'/s
237/4
9'/8
16'/4
5
72
15
•„■■■
35
*16
72
23 Vb
25
May
•
7
*96%
127%
.100
:!%■ preferred
u
22%
97
1%
11%
1%
167/4
_5C
(Glenn
23
*967/2
11%
11%
•
1.
*307/4
Martin
*22%
97
*96'A
631/4
22%
22%
97
*96 »/2
b47A
26
par
Master.. Electric iCb>„,'-.a..x-J
21'
r
99
48
19%
Mathieson Chemical Corp com..;..5
9
.46% Feb 23
2
-3
Feb
26
17% May 15
'99
May 17
Jan
1017/2 Feb
16
*"
..
.72
421/s Mar 17
Jan
3
15
183
,19% May 15
20'A Jan
4
Jan
6
28'/4 Jan
Jan
16'A Jan
Jan
.
>23% Feb
,::.43i/4 May
2
Mar 26
18
107'A Sep
13
Jan
52
110
102% July
^67
17
20
106
7
1677/4 Apr
27
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
Dec
10
20
7% Jan
47%
19
207/2
26
Martin-Parry Corpi———_l.No pat
Masonlte Corp
tiLAAl-II0 par
34% May 11
2
29,.., Ian
Nov
53
t
'
x20% Jan
.17%, Jan
-19% Nov
13
16
6% Aug J1
39% Jan 13
Oct ;11
27% Jan
10 '/b July 17
42
27
64
x21% July 19
14'4 Jan
11
f
■
11
94% Nov
,•
47%
207/2
20%
267/4
••
18
14% Jan
1/
Aug 17
27
21% Jan
43
105
July 13
105% Feb
1,400
*12 7/2
267/8
Marine Midland Corp.
—'
5- :
Market St Ry 6% prior pfd_:
100Marshall Field dc Co com
No par A '/4 %
preferred
—100
5
1,000
26%
13
,
'
Maracaibo.Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
3
13,800
6%
25'A
*12%
Stock
Bros..—
7%
*6%
48
-10
Manhattan
7%
6%
48
>7%
:Mandel
2
Jan
,38% Feb
6
10
*
39% July 27
5
5
52
19
10% May
Mar
ISlu Jail
27% Sep
31
7'/8
*47%
20'/a
—
71/8
.
48
No par
Manati
16
7'/4
13
Mahoning C6aT RR Co—
,11% Apr 26
491/2 May .4
X831/2 May 11
Mar 28
Jan
.
May 18
30% Jan
18
Feb
49
14% Jan
25
93
23% May 11
32
Apr
94% Mar 30
July 13
397^
•
oO
July
30 7/, July 17
.97
17% May 11
3
12
35% Jan
7'/a
2,400
13
Magma Copper
———
Magnavox Co (Hie)—
i' -13% May. 10'.,
.
5
2
12
18
44
Jan
all
o
19'A July 14
July
9
Jan
39
99
5
*12
Sep 26
,
25
8
Nov
xy 13
7/3 Apr
36
13'A
43
.Madison Square Garden.
,
."4% Mar l
30% May 18
Dec >29
.
9
16
;
18% Nov '15
-* ;31%'Nov'22
-=
.10% Mar 15
18
12»A.Julyl3"
.24% July 27
2
37% Jan
3
,' 4
C13% May
9% July "19
...
21
=
Jan
35%
13'/4
5
—-4%#-preferred series A
.17% Mar 16
073
Feb 28
7% Mar 28
^ibeys'sep 25
.
2
>
>33 % Dec =29
25,.:
% Jan
...
36
13%
23
Working Co———5
Co
35%
*13
42%
& forbes
H)
(R
36%
*35%
13'A
7
Trucks Inc
Macy
i
May 18
21% Apr
27
19
.2
.36% Jan .9
.
'
13
38'A Dec
100 7% Aug
97/c Jan 13
31
.
27
«9% Oct
Feb
900
27
10
preierred
Mack
•
530
23
3
•38
17
103% Jan2
12
,
Aug 30
13
2
M Wood
MacAndrews
5,700
53%
*6%
*96%
(M) & Sons Inc com
1;
4%% preferred series A_—100
6%
% i 10 -.Jan; 13
,
28
9
9% Dec
20% Feb
.
-••
387/8
52%
97
26%
32'A
M &
2
26
7% Apr .24
r
19
> •.
Jan
>
200
38%
54 %
6%
Par
142'A ieo
.
96%
38%
5* 78
26I/2
EXCHANGE
977/8 Apr 18
18
28
17 " r233% Oct
8% July 25
18'A Apr
23% Jan
32% Jan
'
96%
38%
5,000
6%
Lowensteln
18% Mar 19
42
May 7
16% May 18
Jan 20
,
.%
37i/2 May 17
97
551/4
7'/4
25%
l
96%
38'A
42%
26 'A
par
$ per share
134
19
.14% Apr
35% Dec
.
,77/4 Mar 30
16
19
34% May 25
.
">y«%
"■/ 15
Ton
26
Sep
18% Dec
...
28% July. 17
.^
Dec
.
96'A
42
6%
25%
-
200
80
38'A
37
7'/a
7
22
new Vork
35%
*78%
42%
26'A
20'%
Co
55
7'/4
*152
Steel
55%
80
42%
6%
22%
•
39
*78 %
42%
2 6'A
153i/a
Lukens
38%
80
42 »/4
18'/a
277A
*647/2
No par'
Corp.!
97
*55
36%
7%
42%
97
18 Vb
6,300
*6%
22'A
iHighest
per share
4
May
,
A2
143
.«»
3
7'/4
*151'A
Range Since Jan, 1
_
S per share
Aug,. _8
35'A
42'A
25
M
1351/2 Mar
35%
STOCKS
"„%/
••Highest
*
55'A
«
100
Range for Previous
•
557A
38 7/4
56
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
Louisville As .Nashville,,
^
50
17
59% Feb
38%
97'A
'38%
»A
,45
13,300
*26%
5
Lbrillard (P) Co common—/
*7% -preferred
*.
-
433A
*97
*73%
—
3
*78'A
43
977/4
20 y4
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par'
Long Island Lighting Co__—/No par
4
Jan
80
*78'A
43%
5'/4
-No
18%
43'A
-No par
*
18 %
8,400
80
5
com
45%
*78'A
preferred-^-lOC
convertible
45%
80
100
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew;s Inc ."
1
-
Apr, 53
170
.97% May
*
'3%%
44%
18
9%
new——_1
Co—,'—/
^Liquid Carbonic Oorp
9
•25'A Jan
5
Co
900
457/2
45
9%
x
Oil
22 7/a
*18
71%
Tulip Cup Corp..—No
Lion
13
% May
49% Jan
281% Apr
21
■97?4 Feb
3
307/a Jan
>
21
38% Sep
102%-Dec
87
Lily
22%
18%
1
:
22%
9%
2
„
22%
73%
6%
No par
preferred
Uu&
'* 14% Mar 12
,
217/2 May 16
-
Jan' 19
May 23
~
13
747% Apr
2
;
Feb
18% Feb
"2
712% Jan
i t'ja
Apr /30
42'A Feb
5
;,27% Jan
29
60
x81
37
.331/4 Apr
2
•15% Apr 25
*
2b
-vuu
223/e
9%
—
3
67%
22%
463/8
No par
Stores Corp
223/4
46
10
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers.Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
■'
477% Apr 17
■467/b Apr 27
21% Feb v 5
15
74 7% May
1/,-Mov
364
*
Mar 28
*
Mar 16
1-3 7/4
Jan
9
Jan
ltt-t
Mar 29
9
17
'"'28% Aug 17
■'
•,
79
,25
»yl'
X40
38% Dee -18
187/2 Oct
4
'■
50 % July 26
19
39i
■f
24
.«
13
13
36% Apr
41
2-21% Jan
83 % Apr,
3
' '
35% Apr
10% Feb
2
l0u'/2
20
44% Nov
14% July .12
71
'
9
2
6y% May 16
f/
Peb~27-
Lerher
5
Jan
•
2nd Pfd--,
27% Feb
8% Jan
31
.50c non-cum
Lehman Corp (The)—
L'ehn & Fink Products
31% Jin
33%
3
xuar
18
73% May 4
17% May 17
22 '/a May 18
28
7/2 Jan
187
•»'
2?%. July 26
28 %
Oct
38
2
223/4
*22 3/4
72%
*47%
100,
2
,
—.
Jan 22
8% Jan
.
2
2
39'/8 Aug 28'
97/4 Oct 19
30% Aug 25
preferred
23
64
j
27%
& Sons Co common—3
—
May 14
65'/2 Jan
"11% Jan
3.85%
65
*13
5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
JSfo
Lehigh Valley Coal com*$3 non-cum- 1st preferred—No
17
Jan
(James.)
74
64
ey8
50.
Tire
73%
64
45
7%
1
&
73%
63%
27'A
No par
-
723/4
64'A
*18
*35%
No par-
common
74%
63%
18%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
preferred*.
Rubber
Lees
19
15'/2 Feb
,23
-
13
•
May 18
5
;
23
" Dec.28
67
16
,26% Apr
1% May 12
151/2 May 15
22% Dec 29
20
Lee
15
9
May 18
257/2 May 11
7
.
Bryant
73%
64%,
46%
38 7/8
Share•
75%
46
*55
Sales far
the Week
per share
633A
*18
4
6%
(The)—
Lane-Wells Co
7
25% Feo
*
4% Apr
May
4
14
12
67
10
.No par
yS
•74%
97'A
-No par
Friday
May 18
May 17
$ per share
18%
:
Thursday
May J6
$ per share
*79
10.
—
Wednesday
»May 15
$ per share
*18
100
—
k
*
233/4
453/4
1
Co
Co
*23'A
par
i
_
& Co—
Consolidad
,4%^
2
21% Jan
10% Dec
30
May
29
50% Jan
1% Jun
21
2
9
25
1007% Sep
14% Jun
,
.51% Fob
*
,-(The)_"
Gas
La
Oct
24
Laclede
1
4
62 7/2 Sep
Jan
27
Mar
37
94
'
8
28 7% May
64%
No par
cwnmon
Co
H)
Co
76
63%
No par
Tuesday
'
$ per share
75%
/No
_
preferred—
(S S)
(S
2
19
7
July 13
38% July 13
4% Jan
3
7% Feb
f
2
Kresge
$ per share
5
,
Co common—a.
preferred
7
25
25% May
4%
7
May
Corp
Koppers-Co- Inc
13
9
40% Jan
3
Feb
(G R)
prior
39% Mar
22% Jan
Jan
$5
56% May
30
25
20
4
Mar 51
103
5
Kinney
22/2 Jan '
i
22
42% Dec
May
44y8
;
1,0
39
20
25% Oct 25
10% Jun
2
KLnberly-Clarke
52% May 18
24
7 % Dec
,
May 18
36 V4 Jan
3
.
34% Apr
5
27
28
19% July 12
Jan
Feb
80
May 14
No par
County .Land' Co__
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
29
19% Jan
24
36
6
Jan
Jan
96 V*
1
35% Dec
20
:3% Jun
24
Dec'
,42% Jan
July 12
34% Dec
Noy
101
9
35% Dec
1
9
25% Jan
50
Mopdal
May 12
Kennecott Copper-
57
24
13% July 20
24% July 12
Saturday
Par
63% Oct
11
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
67 % Aug
50
YORK
27% May
13
93 % Jan
NEW
"18 w
17
t
433/4
44%:
44
44'/8
140
16
163A
433/4
44
2,200
140'A
60
17%
17'A
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16%
16'A
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140
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1.50
45'A
—100
120'A
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121
45'A
45'A
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119%
120%
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45%
121
45%
121
47'A
125
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46%
45'/4
14,200
122
123%
121%
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,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2104)
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year1950
Lowest
S per
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Feb
108 V.Jan
26
Jun
27
4
Mar
7
27
187/. Jan
2
,24% Feb
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
93% Feb
27
25% Jan
29% Jan
34 V4 Mar 20
25
73
9% Jan
3
Dec
28
73
15% Dec 26
Dec~22
11%
lo
Feb
..$5.50
27
11
35% Apr
9% May 18
3
52% Dec
22
48% Jan
10
13% Mar
73% Mar
47# Feb
10
31% Dec
30
21% Jan
19
Apr
4
11% Jan
13
41% Oct
Mississippi
34% Jan
2
39% Feb
2
16% Feb
10% Jun
13% Ferb
30
Mar 15
73
Dec~21
Jan
24% Jan
25
3
11% Jan
23% May 11
21% Jan
13
67% Nov 24
b4
12% Jun
27
29
16% Dec
20% Jan
29
15'A Dec
23% Jan
22
57
Oct
19
26% Jan
3
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
19% Dec
13
19
9
Jun
29
'14
44
Jun
29
Jan
2
52
3
31% Jan
Apr'
25
Jan
2
18% Jan
25
Montana-Dakota
Morrell
Motorola
*89%
Motor
Wheel
23
Mueller
16% Jan
20% Feb
>8
12% Jan
'51% Aor
15
15% Feb
26
6
23
55% Jan
8
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Feb
1
112
4
,23% Feb
Mar 17
109
'
23% Aug 30
20
2
.
Jan
'45
Mar 26
36 % Jan
13
43
Jan
13
16
July 13
22
May 20
17% Jan
32
Jan
3
53 "
Dec
21
51% Jan
-23
Jan
13
34% Dec
18
52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12
-
May 14
27
49% Feb
66
12
3
22% Feb, 2
2
79
Apr
4 % •
31
30%
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83'A
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15
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10,400
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32
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31
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112
21
21
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48 •
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48
60
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62
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29
27%
28
19
19%
20
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50
—
& Bros
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23%
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16
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5,900
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16
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14
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46
28%
-
-
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.
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15
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83
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V
19
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29
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16%
14%
91
•
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16%
5»
of America
Myers (F E)
31
83'%
15
14%
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>
30%
83
15
1;
preferred
Murray Corp
28
2
52., Jan
4%5fc
30%
15%
16%
Mullins Mfg Corp
18
30%
83
16V#
1:
600
15
*14%
5
440
30
82
I
10
90%
30%
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L
•
30%
23-}#
72
Corp
90%
30
86
23%
71%
Co
90%
30
62
19%
45%
15,200
90%
30
90%
23'/#
84
15 V.
33
18%
l
11,200
21'/#
23'/#
30%
23%
72 %
-
No par
Co
Oct
30
*28
Share•
47?4
106
*104
30
90 %
*28
16%
S
-No par
Corp
Brass
91 %
$ per share
106
22%
22-
Sales for
the Week
X47%
47%
*105
106■
20%
21%
91
46 3A
47%
'
*105
20%
S per share
share
46%
47%
106
23%
72%
Co
(The)
3
Products
$ per
share
46%
89
18%
Lines
May 24
-
113
13
5
Inc
Motor
9
May
No par
Utilities
Si
10%
62'%
'
30%
'*37%
*14%
*18%
Co
Co
(John)
29
21% Feb
33
20
1.25
Tool
Chemical
Montana Power
Mar 21
29
Machine
Monsanto
8
27 V#
20
Monarch
16
40 % Jan
*
$ per
30
*28%
30%
83%
15%
33
11
63%
31%
40
15
30%
*85
15 V.
-No par
com—
Moore-McCormlck
Jan
18% Feb
29
.
Montgomery Ward Si Co
18
*28
Corp—_ 10
9
15% Mar 15
-
RR
56% Dec
•108% July 12
15
74% Feb
Fuel
Carpet
Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
Mojud
5
14% May 14
18
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 14
20 V. July 17
2
Jan
River
Mohawk
91% May 11
19% May 10
-24 V. Apr
3
2
19 7» July 13
49% July 13
91
preferred series A100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_100
10
77%
July 26
*9C%
7%
9
14% Jan
*104
20%
25
preferred
conv
106
21V#
1
May 16
*105
Friday
May 18
Thursday
May 17
Wednesday
May 15
48
48%
*105
106
21%
21%
90%
90%
48
100
preferred
Mo-Kan-Texas
9
6
18
54
9
16% Nov 20
No par
common
Mission Development Co
33% Mar 12
30
47?%
No par
common
Minnesota Power Si Light Co-No par
Mission Corp
1
10
30
21% Jan
1st
$1.50 2nd
89% Apr 3#
16% May 3
May 15
&
Mlnneapolis-Moline Co
9
32% Feb
2
Jan
13% Apr
'32
32
2
Min
Mfg
$4 preferred
14
27*4 July 26
3
Minn
9
46% Jan
'4% Jan
May
107
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
S per share
t per share
Par
54
1
Dec
27% Dec
May li
'
AND
Monday
May 14
Saturday
STOCK
f per share
20
May
84
July 19
16
103
YORK
EXCHANGE
21
97# July 12
67
5
NEW
Highest
$ per share
S per share
share
Sep
104
LOW
STOCKS
'
9,500
1
1
"
4
,
100
62
N
*
"
6%' Jun
29
*31
■
Mar 15
*
12% Jan
-14% Dec 27
23
Jan
13
20
31% Dec
26
175% Jun
30
12
-
May 27
16% Jan
Dec
28
35% May 4
',-.16% Apr 13
'21% Apr 21
15
18% Jan
39% Jan
17
32% Jan
■
186..
Jan,
2
,
9
'
"
,,14% July 12
Mar
^Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
Nashville Chatt
' ./National
National
12
-National
Biscuit
167% May 18 -*0-184% Jan
9
35% Jan
20
-
July 13
•42% Jan
2
15
11
11
14% Dec
28
■!l,%
,
2
*
2
Jan
19
14
-
:
May
15% Feb
Co
preferred
National
National
6
;
City
National
9
Container
Lines
15%
20
19%.
19'A
No par-
Inc,—
54
■■i
•,
' 171
10%
13%
168%
34'A-
8
15 'A
15?.
14%
19%^
19%
19%
19?#
19
19
18%
18%
34 :
33%
33?#
15?#
.
33%
*.
14%
13%
■
13 %
10?.
12?.
13?.
13?.
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;
Cylinder Gas Co—
1
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13%
13%
13%
46'/.
46 %'
-
110
168
7?#
"5i%
10%
12%
14%
13?#
12,400
10?#
•
.
2,400-'
7%
13V#
15,400
14 V*
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>
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13
'
7,800
H
10%
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51?.
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.
■
51?.
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10%
52;
10 %
10?.
167 %
8
7%
50%
51
53%
12?.
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v
34'A
169'
33?.
•
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-
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9,600
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19?. >
19 ;! r
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♦167%: 170
10?.
13'%
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350
1,500
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i
51%
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66%
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20%
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>
33?.
8%
53%
54%
19
19,300
20
19?.
,
66 %
33?.
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National
20
19?.
;
20
19?.
v! 65% '
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19%
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34
8
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v
1
34
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;
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172
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-
15%
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—
Corp
Cash Register..
34
34
19?.
68
65 34
20%
67%
33%
1033%
common
20
67%
" 20%
1
8
National Can
54% May 11
,11% Feb 24
13% Mar 26
10
27
9% Jan
2
•
9% Jan
Feb
11% Oct
7% July 12
6% Jun 27
10% Jun
Jan
7
Fibres Inc
Corp
-
:.Y
20
-33%
1
>
Action
20 .67%
■
1
1
Airlines
-.National
2
>100
3
r.Natlonal Automotive
13
5
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31
Co—
22% Feb
8% Apr 29
46'/a Nov 24
5% July 13
Acme
I
,
Louis
St
Si
,
2,200.
t
6.700'
3,700
•
,
;
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36
15
July 25
35
102
Mar 13
185% Jun
159
11
25
x% Dec
/
5
2
r 2
Jan
13
Department
National
Distillers
4
156
2
17
31% Mar 29
Jan
/
National
1
U Jan
4
% Jan
2
Nov
24
25% Jan
2
27
47% Mar 14
27% Jan
6
15% Apr
27
71% Apr
4
23 % Dec
29% Oct
9
National
9
National
32% Feb
16
20
x85
Mar 14
22
May 18
20
24% Dec
Shares
Steel
9
11% Jan
25% Feb
2
2
16% Apr
30
Natl
Jan
3
10% Feb
15
8
-
.
Vulcanized
Range for Previous
Range Since Jaw 1
S per
t per share
Lowest
Highest;
,
Co
tper
share
NEW
Highest
•'
share
YORK
9
,y;
.
17%
170%
v
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H
35%
■■■;■'
27%
17?#
/
28
•26?4
27'A
26?.
27%
88
87%
8 8'A
87%
87%
22%
.22%
X22'/,
22'/.
*16
16 V.
8%
9
8%
22%
16%
8%
.22%
16%
16'/.
Monday,!
S per share
SALE
HIGH
t per share
•
( per share
May 16
100
27%
26%
21,500
*86
22
250
87%
22 %
2,300
16
-15?#
V
1,000.
-
9%
9
9-
-
,Thursday
V
2,800
«
Sales fa*
the Week ^
May 18
-
t per share
«
Friday
•
,
;■
May 17
*
$ per share
;=
9
.
-
28 %
*28
PRICES
,
-'
9
.
Wednesday:-
,
May 15
•
16,
-
9
Tuesday; "
May $4 \
16
.
.
9
9
LOW AND
,
10,400
88
vt
Par
300
49?#
26?.
'
22%.
May 12
27?#
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28.I/4
89
Saturday
25,900
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49%
16%
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li
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27?,
'
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48?.
22'A
»
5,300
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3,100
28%
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20
9
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89
50 >'
34
49%
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.
144
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28 ?4
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29
,
7,600
98
71%
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28
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,
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29
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28
73
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35
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9
9
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70
r
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ii
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172
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144
9
20
28?.
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71
69%"
172
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9
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,
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5
99% ;
70%
144
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tper share
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/
171
...
9
36
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•
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.,
171
♦141'A
142%
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No par/
STOCKS
Year 1950
.
Fibre
99
'72%
45%
20
29
20
29?.
28%
■
>X45
46 %
45 %-
-
"
No par
10
Natomas Co
3
Lowest
Corp
Corp
Sugar Ref Co—__No par
National Supply (The) Pa com—10
4%.% preferred
100
National. Tea Co
5
14% Jan
28
14% Oct
172
9
National
♦29% May 7
89% Jan 30
2
18
Dec
89
July 13
7
21% Jan
21% Dec
July 13
10 %
2
72
45?.
,
18%.
i8v.
27 V2
13
46?,20% "
29%
99
35%
Jan
19?.
29
142%
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power Si Lt ex-dlst
No par
28% Feb
20 »A
30
74
*171
100'
46'A.
18%
74
100
Corp
46%
19%
29'%
•
99%
18'A
-*98
.10-
preferred B—
"
Mar 22
26
30
1?.
:
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19%
30%
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Volume 173
Number 5013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2105)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
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Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
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86
Mar 17
96
Nov
22
92% Jan
24% July 3
14% July 17
40
Dec
29
38% Mar 16
148
Mar
163
1
Mar 22
25% Nov; 21
155
174
30% July 17
27
56% Mar
9
18% Dec
10% July 17
Jan
71
3
6
18
30
Jan
17% Jan
23
8
125
Nov
24
4
Jan
2
135% Jan
13
145
19
July 28
9% Sep 20
38% Feb 14
May 16
141
31% Dec 30
23
4
21% Jun
30
24% July 12
115% Noy
8
1
8
18
30% Feb
2
27
107% Mar
31% Jun
30
48% Nov
26% Feb
27
48% Dec 30
Oct
106% Dec
26
25% July 18
109% Jan
111
May 17
83% May 16
.21% Jan
24 %
Apr
4
12'A Jan
3
73'A Jan
13
27
3
July 13
103% Jan
35
For footnotes
see
Nov
7
Feb
48% May
54% Feb
21
7
13
reb
2
Jan
22
3
29
Feb
6
16% Jan
2
21
Mar 16
76% Jan
3% Apr
2
82
21%
21%
99
104 %
106
66'%
67%
68 %
65%
67%
60%
60 %
603/4
27%
27%
1103/4
60%
67
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60
27%
27%
500
10%
41,500
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50%
103'/2
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103 %
211/4
24%
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%
10U
I,400
19,
10 %
50
33 %
117
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*17
10%
30
102 %
22 %
21 %
21%
4,400
21%
213/8
21%
21%
3,000
27%
24%
25
50
21%
*
.500
*
10
108
108%
114
65%
66
66 %
68
663/e
68%
60%
60%
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60 a/4
61%
60
60'/a
1,180
27%
28
27"%
28
8,900
24'%
24
24
800
;lo5
■
.
%
110
113
8,100
Mar
Saturday
t per share
SALE
70
"l0
PRICES
Wedn^day
Thursday
May 16
Friday
May 18
May, J \
\
Sales for
the Week
13%
14
13%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
22%
22%
22 3/4
14%
23%
14%
22%
14%
223/4
14%
22%
23
6,300
223/a
22%
22
223/4
87%,
87%
87%
11,100
88
88
88
88
100
5
:
*87%
51%
*100
f per share
88
87%
87%
873/4
51%
51%
51%
51
*160%
100%
*97%
98%
*98
101
*97%
98%
100%
$ per share
.,,.51%
50%
100%
*100%
51%
99%
*18
19%
*18
19
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193/4
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19 3%
*95%
99
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99
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99
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99
84%
85%
84%
86%
833/a
85%
83%
42%
42 3/4
433/8
42
43
41%
42%
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13
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12%
♦34
34%
34%
34%
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13
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34%
34
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102%
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16%
120
16%
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13
34
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102%
101
16%
16%
120
*110%
101
98%
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16%
16%
120
*110%
19%
18%
19
18%
183/4
17%
10
No par
No par
(The)
Co
conv
&
Publicker
$4.75
23%
23%
79%
79%
87%
cum
79%
*26%
*146
6,900
18
183%
18%
18%
3,600 '
*150
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29
9,300
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.
165
♦162%
165
150
7,700
9,000
23%
22%
79%
78 %
87
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273/4
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148
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23%
223/b
23
23
21%
22%
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77
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77
77
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86
85
85
27%
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27%
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27
26%
26%
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146
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148
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148
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133/4
59'3/4
60%
593/4
*49%
51%
*50%
51%
*50%
No par
10
17%
17%
173/4
18
17%
17%
17
17%
13%
13%
13%
135/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
233/4
38%
22%
22%
22%
•:
13%
23 %
22%
78'/a
87
133/4
23%
23%
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23%
23%
*13
23%
23
13%
♦13
60
60%
60%
51%
50
17%
50%
17%
13 3/8
133/s
13%
70
40
100
146
23%
2,800
13%
59%
49 %
49%
17%
173/a
1,700
13%
*
61%
133/4
7,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
37
37%
36
73%
71%
71%
71%
713/4
71%
71%
223/4
213/«
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
92
92%
91%
91%
91
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26
273/b
277/e
27%
27%
26%
2734
500
36
71%
5,300
13%
37
.
13%
*36
93
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93
91%
22%
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10
26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
Indiana__No par
28%
28'%
28%
28%
273/a
28
100
*112%
100
112
110
40
28%
3,900
61%
114
99
40
9%
73%
preferred
*97
40%
42%
233/4
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29
97
93/8
60%
No par
28%
97
401/4
'
v.f
42%
38%
Colo
2,700
93%
73%
of
80
16%
120
9 %
13%
of
16
♦110%
9%
73%
preferred
16'/+
120
9%
*123/4
5
16%
101
9%
38%
com
100
700
101
9%
13%
Inc
9,000
34
93/4
13%
13%
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12
33%
42%
24%
*50
42%
*11%
42%
61%
51%
41%
12%
'
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.
100
34,800
42%
73'%
Co
166
f
18
85%
42%
*61
No par
preferred
.
133/4
373/4
133/4
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111
91
9,300
300
,
5,GOO
10,600
260
3,400
13,900
112%
111%
111%
*110%
111
111
111
84
84%
*84%
85%
84%
84'/a
93%
84
83%
83%
84
84
;__No par
22%
22%
223/e
22 s/8
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
16,700
preference com__No par
preferred
100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 3/8
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243/4
2434
24%
21,500
1003/4
101%
44%
45%
46%
46%
45%
46%
10,700
50%
51%
503/4
513%
49%
513/8
25,600
com
dlv
Oil
23%
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166 '
983/4
99
43%
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3%%
Pure
*23%
93/4
*150
168
200
42%
1
4.64%
4.08%
Pullman
27%
148
*166
8,600.
43%
preferred series A__50
Pub Serv El & Gas
$1.40
*26 %
*146
*150
169
43
130
50 s/8
102
823/4
101
*110%
'
Shares
34%
101
'
1
B
Industries
Serv
S'%
160
*166
43
12 %
18%
5
Gamble
Public Serv Co
Public
9%
*85%
1
Pocahontas
class
43%
40
5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Creek
169
43
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Co
*150
*165
100
1st series prior pfd
Pittston
*150
42%
18
*953/4
85%
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16%
*973/4
193/4
99
84%
.
50
♦101
102
*18
120
19%
"
51%
*95%
'
t per share
101
*100%
,
102%
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
7% gtd preferred
100
preferred class A
101
84%
Pittsburgh
5%%
50%
101
98
5%
$ per share
14%
*98
Inc
(The)
*100%' 101
*100%
*100%
101
46%
47
46%
46%
443/4
46
52'%
52%
52%
52%
50%
52%'
No par
(The)
No par
100
*108%
No par
common
*30'%
110
30%
109
30%
101
109
30%
*108%
*30%
.
110
30%
*108%
109
*29%
30
102
111
103
*108% 110
29%
29%
6
*36
36%
35%
353/a
35%
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
*143
144%
*142%
144%
144%
144%
*143
144%
142%
142%
26%
26%
26%
26'A
2G%
26
26'A
26'A
26'A
19%
19
78
eom
SW Feb
8
9
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
5
Raybestos-Manhattan
Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
May IS
May U
111%
3
Radio Ctorp of America com.JNo par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
pictures Corp
—1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
40% Mar
Monday
1073/a
111%
._i
8
5
107%
*24
I per share
4% Jan
103
*49%
*
21
106%
2
2
10'/2
493/4
28%
Quaker Oats Co
48
159
Jan
Jan
20%
.
10%
103%
40
5%
conv
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
33
21
*102
*97 '
6
95
20%
10%
49%
,
X28%
5
16
119% Feb
6
13
10
page 24.
19
Feb
27% Feb
May 16
Apr 27
50
103%
29
31% Feb
18
18%
18%
41
109% Apr
25
18%
18%
98%
8
24
21%
1163/4
40
2
24% Nov 24
21%
*32%
117%
98%
27% Jan
3
Feb
19
107
21%
59
33%
117%
103/4
50
*102
60'%
*323/4
28%
106% Mar
1
100
Feb
30% Feb
26
95% Apr 25
34"% Jan 30
Nov
95
13
.41% Apr
2
46% Mar 28
23'A Apr
31
26
9
80
29% Jan
91% Feb
33% Apr
4
142% May 17
18% Jan
17
23% Feb
13
10
Jan
2
,
10%
50
102
59%
33
117
19
29%
4%%
28
10%
50
102
60%
33
116
116%
19
40%
Procter
23
10%
33
116
98%
17
30
*32%
19%
29
11
2
10%
51
103%
33%
117
*19
40'%
16% Jan
Jan
10%
*50
*1°2
21 %
*32%
*114%
98%
Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
26% May 18
3,400
19
29%
Coal
Pond
25
60%
19
61%
40%
80
14
60
62
99%
41% Jan
26% Feb
RR
Poor &
28% May 31
t
61%
62
29%
10
Apr
90% Jun
Louis
28
30
69,600
40%
70% Mar 15
14
St
28
10
20%
*97'/a
35% Mar 15
123
&
19
Jan
19%
1
12% Jan
Apr
C
Feb
90
20%
25
14% Feb
1
20'/+
21%
5
Consolidation
19
19
103
C
29
Nov
-
20%
No par
2
common
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Dec
91
4,600
42%
57
2
273/8
105 %
issued"
19% Jan
20% Apr
27%
No par
16 % Mar 14
24
27%
21%
No par
com
$4
71 % Dec
25% Nov
27%
.
100
Corp
Petroleum
"When
19
38
Jones
preferred
13% Jan
4
,
*107 %
27'A
20
106%
100
49% May 18
8
Dec
23% Dec
2
12
20% Dec
85
31% Jan
14% Apr
19
Jan
9
63% Feb
22
80
3
Feb
2
16% Mar
27
18
3
18% Dec
13% Jun
May 18
9
Jan
33% Jan
147
200
107'A
27%
213%
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
10 % Jan
52% Nov
3
preferred
3.90% series preferred
10
51% Jan
15
July
4
109
1,700
5,500
w
27'A.
106%
common
4%
*
27
Mar 22
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
17
Jan
7
13% Dec
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common,.
3%% preferred series A
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
11% Jun
56
,
♦107%
13%
26%
20%
"
Phila &
1
54% Oct
38% Jan. 16
27
Jan
109
107'A
13%
26
27%
LOW AND
21
12% Apr
12% Dec
7% Mar 23
24
132% Jan
98
24
May 12
Feb
30
Apr
•20%
13%
20%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No
par
,v
$5 convertible preferred—No par
2
74
20
*20
27'A
Pitts
2
77
30
27
20
20%
109
21%
98% May 10
Jan
26% May 13
Dec
26%
22
26%
20 'A
*107
26%
42% Jan
29% May 10
18
76% Nov 27
26%
26 %
23
109
21%
*110%
46% Apr
10% Jan
32
26%
27
27
*22'A
*107
26%
100
174
30
4,400
13%
21%
63'%
63%
*32%
34
*115
117
STOCK
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
Jan
17
Jun
61% July 25
119%
13%
5
Philco
15
35% Apr
Jan
8% Apr
67%
13'A
'
Par
Phillips
May 4
37% Jan 25
7
13
STOCKS
86% May 11
43% May 11
155
164
14
21
13
66 %
26 %
EXCHANGE
5
Dec
9% Dec
3,400
133/,
67%
21
common—_No par
NEW YORK
3
Jan
37%
13
663/8
108%
Feb
153
1,160
37%
67'A
♦107%
22
Mar 21
40% Oct
Mar 30-
7
17'/a Mar 29
21%
37%
66%
107
Pitts
24
21%
37%
67%
109
5
17
21%
37
67
*107%
5%
Oct
21 %
36%
69
104
Phillips
Oct
21%
36%
21%
37'A
'21%
37%
109
7
21
21%
37'A
67%
'
*107%
5
110
8%
109
Mar
17
,8%
109
Feb
11% July 14
8%
*107'%
4.3%
20
2
8%
22
100
4
96
Jan
200
8'/2
10,200
4,600
preferred
Jan
4
16
■7%
17%
*101
28
26
*7%
16%
111%
95% Feb
17% Sep
7%
163/4
104
95% Feb
104
7%
16%
8%
_,1
$1 conv preference com.
17% Jan
2
7'A
17'A
*101.
16
27
7'A
16%
83A-
*110%
19
19
1,100
7%
17%
8%
104
107% Jan
Apr
10,000
17'A
*'
1103/4
104% Jan
Jan
34%
*101
8
99
2,800
55%
.34%
103
27
12% Apr
54%
343/4
111%
99% Apr
31
55%
*
98
9
54%
*34
*101
14
Jun
106
34
104%
21
16% Apr ~24
34% Mar 23
9% Mar 31
28% Dec
101 % Dec
56
33%
*101
15
41% May 10
55'A
34
'*7%
104
49% Jan
76'/« Mar 15
563/,
'34
*101
2
8
,55'A
34'A
3
100
19
9
48 %
preferred
25% Feb
Feb
22 3/8
3
3.8%
17% Jan
Dec
22%
*46%
3%
9
7
20
22%
48%
3
27%
24%
2
97
22%
*46%
3'A
24 %
13% May
80% Dec 29
22%
48 %
3%
m%
87
3
9,900
22%
24%
20% Jan
Jan
28,600
111%
1
14
8%
24%
3
May
30
7%
*110%
16% Nov 22
91% Aug- 8
57% Jan 27
Co
8-y#
*46'A
47%
3%
57
*34
8%
27 %
25'%
111%
96% May
Dec
5
8%
100
4,200
98
27%
*24%
23 % Dec
107
100
23
%
45 %
*96%
22,400
31
44%
98
*109%
4
103% Dec
Electric
56%
23'A
31
45
100
15
30
23
8%
32%
44%
*96%
No par
18
100 % Oct
3%
27
33 %c
1
$ per share
May 11
*46%
3%
*31
45'A
preferred
Dec
23
49%
8%
33
98
4.4%
11% Apr
58% Oct
8'A
44%
*96%
11%
8
84 % Jan
July 17
102% July 17
8%.
233A
13%
109
No par
_
Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
i
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc—
23
20
46
98
3%
68
26%
Petroleum
Highest
$ per share
44%
98
23'A
22
*31%
44'A
*47%
49
*20'%
*107
32
44%
8%
23%
*31
11%
99
*98
8%
7
5
:
-
Range Since Jan. h
Highest
44%
99
373A
100
preferred—,
V
Year 1950
44%
33
'
12
Feb
i
Range for Previous
Lowest
40,000
*31
19
Jan
26% Feb
106
11%
*13%
10
100
Phila
X115
11%
*37%
68
••
10
Phelps-Dodge Corp,!
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred-:
9
11%
22
50
28% Mar
24
Apr
17
11%
33
23%
No par
63% Mar 27
4
Apr
May 17
48,400
1
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples' Gas Light <fe Coke
19
18% Jan
5'A
*47
100
12% Jan
22% May
9
22% Mar 12
5%
8%
1
Glass Sand Corp com
5
44% Mar 27.
t per share
Corp„
Cement Corp
—_!
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
11
11%
44%
No par
Coke
3
17% Jan
1,500
12'%
*98
—25
preferred
4%%
8%
11%
*31
1
Penn Power & Light Co
Pennsylvania RR
9
8%
11%
5'A
11"%
No par
27
34
8%
5%
8%
24% Feb
6
*8%
5'A
-17%
125% Feb
6
18%
8%
5%
8%
*21%
8
17% Nov 24
18'A
*8%
17%
2
9% Jan
18%
8%
53/8
8%
4
Mar .4
18 3/4
8%
5'A
17%
Jan
106% Jun
1
18'A
8%
5%
8%
&
20
8%
5%
?
Jan
'
18'A
9,900
8%
5
Penn-Dixie
5%
19'/a
350
340
5%
5%
73/«
Coal
Penna
19'%
5'A
8%
*7%
Jan
56
Jan j
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
-
Penn
6
52% Jan
28
102% Oct 23
15% Mar 16
May 17
19% Apr
8
105% Oct 20
8
19%
5'A
5%
73/a
18
85 % Dec
5%
33%
32
25
5%
*7%
17%
115
51% Jan
5'A
33 %
6
Jun
5%
19'%
5%
2.50
10
25
140
53A
Co
Feb
Jan
5'%
5%
1
Penney (J C) Co
37% Feb
5%
1
No par
Proof
26
107
108%
140
Transportation
Rust
May 19
20% Dec 22
13
28
Parker
10
12
108%
140
56%'
40% Feb
36 % Feb
109'A
139'A
56'%
74% Jan
18
Dec
3
May
1,700
108%
No par
Co
3,300
39 "4
109
a
&
12,700
50'A
38'A
139%
3'A
Davis
32 %
'50%
39 'A
139%
3'%
4
Dec
112
Parke
32'/+
51'A
109
51%
1
11
139
7% July 12
July 13
July 12
2
32%
109%
Corp
Jan
64% Nov 27
29
11% Jan
Pictures
36
24% Jan
39
139'A
Tilford Distillers Corp
Consolidated Mines
13
9
50'A
39
1383/4
Utah
64% Apr
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
30% Aug 22
28
<fc
Park
28
27
103
Park
Q
25 % Jan
2
51'A
38%
600
140
Refining
30
20
50%
38 3A
39
100
38% Mar 17
23% Jan
51%
38%
10
100
20
139%
Corp.
5% conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
X106
32%
50%
*51 %
970
19%
139%
Patlno Mines & Enterprises—;..
Peabody Coal Co common
21
19%.
32%.
*138'%
8
30
19%
32%.
100
14
Oct
19%
323/«
109
10% Jan
Dec
19%
32 »A
39%
21% Feb
22
19%,
32%
109%
16% May 18
110
19%
32'%
51%
Parmelee
9
19%
32%
1,100
39%
109'%
16
6
July 14-
15
57% May
May 14
*19%
*38%
8% Jan
18% Dec
10% Jun
Jan
4% Jan
27
19%
39%
51%
3
X20% Apr
40
39%
11
xl06%Jun
107
57
35
57%
40
109%
Airways Inc
&
28'A
5 7'A
*108%
preferred
Prod
28'A
58%
40
32%
par
4%
16%,
__100
——
13 % Dec
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
*39
No par
8% Mar 28
:
39%
—No par
com
70% Nov 13
31
July 31
53% Apr 25
41% Feb
4
18
Paramount
11
Corp
6% Apr
.;
*39
102%
*163b
*39
25
31% Jan
29
8
14% Jun
10
11
4
21% Jan
45% May
26
Dec
39%
*100 %
'
*19%
Pan-American Petrol &
Transp„_5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
8
45% Apr
9% Jan
4
25% Feb
3
Apr
40% Jan
*56%. -.58
Electric
World
25
24
58
102%
16'A
*57'%
par
Amer
Panhandle
22
*56'/a
16'As
58%
—
Pan
5
27
29
58
*100%
39
39
Pacific Western Oil Corp com new_l
4% preferred
—10
Packard Motor Car
No
Feb
Dec
4
7
18
104% Jan
4
46 % Jun
16
*28%
*56%
*57%
par
Pacific
33% May
20
96»/2 Apr
7% Apr
9
29'A.
Pacific Mills
6% Mar
28
29 'A;
Pacific
13% Apr
28
30
1
2
16%
30
5
21% May
7
8% Mar 16
18 %■
102%
16'A
30
No par
Consolidated
18%
*100%
29'%
49% Feb
Tin
19
16%
Pacific
Teleg
13%,
:__10
non-cum
Lighting
193/,.
102%
*16%
nqn-cum—_No
Telep &
preferred
19
100%
16%
6
Mar
!9
102%
16%
3
113
19
19%,
*100%
16%.
54% Mar
&
19
102%'
16%
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif— __10
Gas
19
*100%
5
9
6%
8% Jan
19
;_100
lnc
20% May
34% Mar
Pacific
28
38
prefererd
14
4% Jan
preferred
preferred
2nd
30
8% Dec
17% Feb
1st
15
6% Feb
19
Mar
19
Feb
151% Jan
11v
conv
44
10% Mar 14
107
Co. common
8
May
28
49% Mar 20
Aug 15
5% Feb
1
Coast
17
27% Oct
102
Pacific
6
12 % Dec
17
9
May
cum
May 5
18'% May 15
'
18 % Apr
Fisheries
5
6
4% Jan
Amer
31% Mar 27
18
_No par
com
Pacific
3
x49% Jan
Sep 26
Dec
8% Dec
29
Jun
8
37
4
Inc
4%
6
30
3
Sep 27
23
Products
19% Feb
2
111% May 23
43
Pabco
1
May 15
27% July 11
15 % July 27
30% July 26
Mar 21
101% Mar
RKO
100
No par
26'%
19'A
36
36
35%
36
35%
103
109
29%
35'A
*141
103
700
35'A
90
26 3A
800
19%
18%
19'A
18%
19
183A
19%
18'A
19 Va
77%
77'A
77%
76%
77
77
77
3'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33A
3%
3'A
3%
3
3'A
98
*97
37%
98
97
97
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38
38
38
38
98
38'A
1,500
143%
*26'A
3%
37%
300
200
77%
37%
250
30
3%
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340
109
3'%
*77%
79,900
76%
76%
1,600
3%
3%
33/8
3%
38,500
3
3%
3%
3V+
25,600
*97
38%
98
38 s/s
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2,900f
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100
♦25%
19%
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78%
100?
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36%
19%
77
77'A
May 18
8 per share
36%
•
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Friday
.-
May 17
t per-share
12
101
*25
36%
20
Thursday
'
.
$ per share
%
37'/+
78%" '
'A
-'May 16
•
•
77
PRICES'
Wednesday
11%
100..
26
*19%.
.
11%
101%
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20
77
Co
101'/+
*■25
SALE
■
I per share
11%- 11%
•
26
No par
Glass
•
102
*25
HIGH
Tuesday
May 1.5
•
f per share
Mi%
102
10
;—
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May 14
f per share
————No p*r
Marine «fe Mfg_.„.—2.50
Co
Monday-
May 13
Elevator
Outlet
LOW AND
Saturday
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131
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Jan
82
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12
Jan
•
.
EXCHANGE
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3
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97
*38%
97
38%
40
1,500
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, May 2f, 1951
..
.
(2106)
22
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 11)50
$ per
share
3014 Jan
13
20% Jun
29
28 Va Dec
July
39
Apr
25
32
Mar 14
37
21
20% Feb
20% Dec
19
16 % Apr
3
21% Jan
5
9% Dec
16
9% Mar 14
x25
Jan
3
12% Feb
123A Mar 30
6
July
3
Aug
8
56
28% Jun
22
12% Oct
9
23
15
1
-
58
10% July 17
Jan
20
93 % Aug 22
10% Jan
13
19% Dec
85
19% May
2
90
Jan 11
177/8 Apr
4
12% Mar 15
27
100
22% Feb
9
4
13
25
16% Dec
28
July 13
5% Jan
30
3 % Apr
19
4% Jan
30
11% Feb
1
9% Jan
2
10% Feb
5% Jan
3
8% Jun
13
47% Nov
20
Jan
13
117% Dec
30
14% Jan
32% Nov
20% Jan
13
,6
Jan
100
8% Dec
3
15
Dec
15
♦
32
Jan
30
Dec
30
7% Apr
28
July 13
31% Dec
27
13
107% Nov
27
3
20
155
107
,
Apr
105
15% Jan
20% Jan
28
34
47% Jan
3
60
1
8% Jan
3
12% Feb
99% Dec
Mar 24
Nov
55
41
20
7
23% Oct
27
24 % Dec
21
42% Jun
30
62% Dec
21
Jan
98
Jan
24
Oct
Apr
3
122
11
29
10
4
90% Apr
14
•18% Apr
5
Oct
28% Sep
39% Dec
1
.
20
25
41
52 % Apr
16
11
Feb
26
24
107
Jan
3
Mar 28
38
Jan
8
93 % May
Feb
6
101% Sep
20
112% Sep
21
18
Jun
30
33 % Dec
27
33
84%
Jan
9
Oct
17
87% Apr
7
16
5
92
102'/2 Apr
Jan
123
2 f
12
86% Jan
.
61
10
20
Jan
'3
Dec
22
60
Jan
3
83% Nov
20
78% Jan
25
16% July 26
21% Feb
2
17% Jan
3
31
July 17
20
t
22% Jan
15
Feb
14
18% Feb
8
Seeger
16% May
4
8
6
14% May 31
Dec
29
98 % May 17
88
Apr 72
12
30
89% Apr
8
$ per
share
17
24% Jun
34% Oct
,28% Sep 27
37
Jan
Nov
10
23
Jan
2
24
7
.
51
12% Jan
,11% Dec
14
14 % Oct
6% Jan
13
11
Dec
3
26
10
47/e Dec 29
2% Mar 31
25
Apr
19
53% Feb
28% July 13
17 % July 13
76
Dec
30
Dec
30
75
31
Jan
x34% Jan
36% May 29
25
Jan
28
88
21%
22
53%
54
54%
53%
54%
1,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11
2,100
11%
11%
35
35%
34%
35%
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-
983/8
98%
99
43%
43%
43%
42%
43%
*20%
20%
203/a
20%
20 Vb
2OV4
20%
20%'
27%
26%
..;27%
633/4
63%
63%
34 %
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42%
20%
20%
27%
20Vb
-27%
63%
63%
633/4
27
•
320
320
320
310
315
140
140
140
3
102
Feb
23
22% May 26
May
21% Jan
25% Nov 24
25% Mar 15
106
Jan
20
118% May 24
14%
14%
13%
14%
*91%
93%
*90%
92%
*91%
14%
14%
94
*92
3% Jun
7% Jujy
50% Dec
Jan
28
8
53% Apr
29
14
49
11
25
22
55% Dec 30
36% Jan
3
28
10 % July
12
13% Mar 16
11
18% Dec
18
23% May 25
19% Jan
6
-
Feb
53% Jan
1
36% Jun
12
45
42
17
40
Jan
19
19
19
19 %
19
19
19%
19%
19
19%
3,300
3 6 3/4
37%
35%
36%
36
36%
37
371%
36%
37%
25,400
48%
48
48%
48
483/4
48
48
47%
47%
1,800
48%
48%
48%
107
*104%
107
*104%
Apr 11
67% Dec 21
51% Dec
50
53% Jun
29
70
58% Jun
28
67% Dec 27
10% July
,12
14% Oct
13
3
10% Feb
15
4% Jan
5
Apr
60
Jan
3
99% Dec
28
: 20% Jun
26
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 30
66% Aug
15% July
1
5
77
Jan
101% Nov
15
100
Jan
Dec
28
33% Dec
18
13% Dec .28
85
Sep
21% Dec
40
113
'25% Jan
30
77
35%
353/4
353/4
353/a
353/4
35%
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35%
351%
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89%
88%
88 %
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89%
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89 */2
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118 Va
*14%
14%
14
A4VB
14
%
*86
87%
:*86
119
*116
19% Jan
26
2d% Oct 23
96% May 24
22% Jan
17-,
2
4% July 13
121
136
3
jJuly 13
July 13
10% Dec' 8
.77% Mar 27
88
May 16
May 18
9% Mar-28
65
Apr
■
14%
14%
V
87%
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58%
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59%
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59
84
72
57
58
84
84
84
,
15
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75% Mar
2
::
$ per
9
.
17
Apr 25
Mar 5
16%
16%
15%
14%
15%
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93/4
103%
13%. Feb
1
78% Feb
1
13%
16%
2,000
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10%
1
15
1
1
5
28 %
28%
56%
57
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*
33%
47
45
104
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10%
29%
56%
54%
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16%
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10%
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4%
4%
4%
33%
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333/a
34%
50 %
49 %
50%
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393/4
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39%
38%
1
10
55%
56%
55
l63/a
16%
16
,
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49%
49%
49%
49%
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37%
39%
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82%
85%
85
37
203/a
20 %
20%
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78%
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90
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90
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8%
4%
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,
1,100
34%
33%
34
36%
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4,200
20 %
20
203/a
3,000
.
20%
78%
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90
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90
23%
12?
122
4%
30%
30%
30%
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30%
303/8
31
5
4%
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8%
8
*49%
:i,500
31 Va
86,200
125
1,200
4%
5
10,300
8%
8
8%
125
43/4
23%
5
124
124
5
.
22%
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23
Va
125
9,900
8%
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50
49%
49%
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62
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62
44%
44
44 V2
43%
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33
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32%
33 Va
32%
32%
32%
4,800
33
323/4
33 Vs
HVa
11 %
11 Va
11 %
11%
11%
11%:
11 Va
11%
86,100
20 3/4
203/4
20%
20%
20%
11%
203/4
44 Va
144%
44
44%
433/4
44 %
43%
44
663/a
67
67
67%
65 %.
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27,900
52%
53%
52%
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50
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:
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31
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50
38
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56
,
10
■
4
290
30
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:
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4
4
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10
10 Va
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37
& Iron
6,100
106
106
29
34%
88
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18,400
45%
45%
29
4
39%
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43%
29
10
4 Va
11,600
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10 Va
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33 Va
10 Va
56
33% ,>34
32%
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55
-
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33%
443/4
16
■v:
Sales for
the Week
*104%
*28%
56 %
Friday
$ per share
104%
10%
29
16 3/4
40
33%
.
46
453/8
46%
103
11,600
91
May 18
May 17
45%
45%
5,000
9%
9%
*89%
$ per share
333/8
103
800
15%
14%
1C
Thursday
-
34%
28%
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,
$ per share
33 Va
\
103%
10 Va
May 16
45
■
.:.
15%
89
9'/a
89
Wednesday
$ per share
'
33%
.
800
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
14%
143/4
Tuesday
share
102%
613/4
com.No par
Mobile
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33 Va
11
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8 3/8
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51
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,
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50
160
Feb
8
$6
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8
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prior preferred
prior preferred
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103
103
103
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27
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22
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54
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20%
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101;
27 m";
'
*
43 Va
Va
*80%
83
21% -22 %
103
233/4
23%
88% "*88%
12 3%
12%
6
*42
67
.
5%
6
*5%
103
113/4
V-i'
'54 -
f.
53/4
6
.
15%
15%
6
•
30
♦78 *
78 V2
r
15%
15%
1
66%
*70
61%
54
53%
72.%.
*70%
26%
-'27%
53%
553/8
103
12%
:
61
"
'
*101%
v
27
*72%
*53A
83
„
*78
'
-
15%
30%
11% •,12v-
12
-78
*70
30 Va
30%
11%
"•<
67%
6
-
•
a
53%
67
6
6
83
•
52 V
.
153/4
,.-153/4
61/4
*80 3/8
2
No par
No par
16
*70
*6
/68
66
67%
54%
,
61
43%
*42
43 V2
.*42
61%
61%
613/4
61%
72%
53%
•67 %
-
■
68%
673/4
•-
*6
No par
Stand, Gas & Elec -Co com—No par ■■
$4 preference —
No par
172
68
*15%
Standard Coil Products Co Inc__^-1
157% Mar 29
53%
72%
-
•
5
——
20%
45%
68 Va
52%
& Sons common—1
preferred
45
*70
No par
20%
*44%
20%
68
$4 preferred
No par
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50
113/8
67%
preferred
100
Ohio stk tr ctfs_-„100
Inc
1
No par
1
62
45
Natural
&
;
,
25
California Edison—r—25
non-cum
Spencer
1
1
$ per
*102%
Spenoer Kellogg
'22% Feh 27
8
15,500
89
89
90
AND
,
May 14
47
Inc
Mar
53%
May 45
Monday
46
Spiegel
96
52%.
10
93/4
10
*89
tIA
47
Sperry
26% Feb
16
16%
47
9
9
-13% Mar 26
84
16
16%
473/4
5
30
*82
16%
163/4
46 3/4
14% Feb
56% May
85
*16
53%
47%
34% Jan
109 % Jan
.2,900
183/4
*82 %
53
333/4
Chemical Co 4.60% pfd_100
& Sons
1
Corp (The)
—1
Feb
18%
18%
18%
20
87
16%
541/8
17 Vb
No par
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Wlthington Co 1
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
27
29% Feb 13
81
400
53%
46 %
'39%
83%
,55%
33%
*49
83%
-16%
33 %
No par
No par
No par
84
15
*8y
share
*83%
533/4
9%
May 12
,
6,400
16%
15
Saturday'
,
r
Indiana
5%
138% Mar*29 '
'
58
57%
56
17%
91
*89
57%
56%
19
■r
16%
1
*84%
82
17%
9%
1,500
14%
14%
14 Va
86
84
/
183/4
14%
9%
V
14%
57%
57
84
58
17%
,
(The)—
5 •
Gas & Elec__No par
Gas Co——7.50
Southern Pacific. Co
No par
Southern Railway common—No par
Mar 22
24.
20
.440
86
85%
Southern
South
Mar 22
page
2,300
89%
14
38
.Southern
160
see
*116% ■118!%.
%
116
116
87%'
56 VB
No par
No par
preferred
8%
174
For footnotes
11*6
*116
.
35%
35
*88%
•«
36
Southern
10
105
■
2
36% Jan
101 % Apr
117
116%
55%
Co
South Porto Rico Sugar
9
82
3
3
Mar
16
5
Feb
Apr
8% Jan
'
Nov 30
107
,
7% Jan 29
•
Jan
93
*104%
88%
1
,
24
74%-Feb
16% Feb
'
4 ;
*12
-47% Jan
-
3
k
Smith &
9
75% Feb
30
2
*91%
107
35%
"Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc—,—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum.
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5%, preferred
;—50
18
64
8
,
93
*104%
preferred _—:
100
preferred
100
Corona Typewriters-No par
3%%
3
Jan
35% Mar
47
-
May 15
,11% Apr
25
11
May
*915/8
107
88 Va
5
1
Corp
Alexander Inc
4.20 %
12% Jan 30
2
5% May 16
17
26
5
21% Feb
10
13% Jan
Oct
81
8
45
v
65% May 18
67
Jan ' 4
6
29% July 26
July 13
89% Jan 31
26
Jan
6
106% Jan. 25
20
27
7% Oct
5
9% Jan
May
64% Feb
»
35% Jan
2
63% Mar 15
11
Dec
4
18
52% Jan
2
27
93
*104%
93
107
88
19
•
*
"May 12
Jun
49
*91%
*91%
*104%
93%
*92
'93%
*92
r
37%
Smith
5% ,Jan
12
32% Feb
30% July 12
92%
19
*35 Va
5
130
3
32 % Apr
*91%
92%
29,300
37%
*87 3/8
5
31% May 14
May 18
39% Sep
31% Dec
130
140
13%
19
35%
25% Apr
,
2
Apr 26
1,700
v
145
37%
38%
23
4% Apr 24
.
■
13%
14
*91%
92V4
88
Feb
'
30
13%
38
80% Feb
'
5% Dec
'
'
14
35%
23% Feb
2
111% Apr
145
20
—10
—20
Smith ,(A
4
87-
4
148
13%
55%
Co—
Oil
Skelly
8
94
14
Aug
*145
17,100
305
300
148
*16%
Corp
Sloss-Sheffield
6
Feb
Oil
Sinclair
9
16
306
700
2,400
633/a
62
63%
305
••
13,500
27
25%
27'
*63%
306
*145
140
*130
263/4
63%
63%
16%
Steel—,
&
Saw
Simonds
5
16
76
Apr
26%
26%
306
*130
6,500
35%
98%
35%
973/4
43%
*300
3,900
43
343/4
983/4
43
20%
.
973/4
3534
98V4
1
22'
43
35%
*16%
Co
Simmons
9
30
39% .May
-14% Jan
88
•
25
19% Apr
8
*21%
53%
•
82
of America
Coalition Mines
King
91% Apr
40% May
11
32% Mar 28
12
Mar
•
Silver
38% Feb
Mar 14
18
,
22%
II,800
19%
11%
*16
Corp
17
8
33% Oct
Mfg
.Feb
41%. Jan
75
21%
19%
19%
:
54%
18%
Sheraton Corp
42% Nov 10
34% Dec
105
22%
No par
Pen
A)
Sheller
29% Mar 21
3
*102
11%
81%
Corp—
8
35
15
(W
Oil
17
.
4
20% Jan
Shell
Jan
6:
29% Jan
52% July 13
1,000
105
53%
18%
Corp-
17% Mar 19
■
17
21% Feb
Steel
11% Jan
2
35
Oct
105
22
81
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sheaffer
24% July 12
•
3
May 7
58% Feb 16
<-
26
3% Mar 13
3,400
135
22 %
43%
Par
30
Mar 15
56% Oct 23
8,300
32%
134
54%
19
$4.25 cum preferred
Shattuck
(Frank G)__
108 v Jan
12% Feb
4
15% Jan
20"%
31%
-
54%
83
"
9
May
32'
22
19
Sharp & Dohme common
10
20%
19%
82
EXCHANGE
9
101
34% Jan 25
-V-Tv*.
9
2
Apr
'■
50% May
,6
1,900
135
19%
19
preferred
49% May
18% Oct
•12,400
;
130
v
19%
85
—
2
108"% Apr
9%
38%
55
No par
25
14
38%
19%:
19
& Co
Sharon
8% July 12
105% Feb
8%
37%
20%
'
*83
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan.'l
35% Feb
3
32% Jan
3
46% Aug 28
July 25
'33
31% Apr
200
28
*27
9
*102%
130
1
$ per share
$ per share
33% Dec 30
27
10,700
32
35%
~100
Refrigerator Co_^
Rubber CO—
$4.50
Highest
Lowest
share
55%
20%
*102%
>
1,400
54%
38%
20%
19%
18%
LOW
f per
105
31%
55%
23
32'/«
130
138
105%
31%
22%
STOCKS
Range Since
Highest
»
98%
5
Servel Inc common
4
'
Lowest
32%
105%
8%
32
21%
20
.100
-370
32-
105%
*27
,
20%.
38%
38%
■.:>
19%
9
,
92
55%
38%
-No par
of Del
Co
Corp
gears Roebuck
Range for Previous
Year 1950
v.
*102%
105
27%
8%
.
:
45
*90
; 1,500
16,500
.
19
Co com_No par
Seagrave
11 % Jan
9 % May 18
87% Jan'
9
*42
x31%
55%
27%
134
140
.•.'54%.
..
33%
92\
■
*105%
-
*27%
56%
>
*90
32%
32%
45
*42%
105%
9%
1201
: ■
.
9.%
33%
45
32%
33%
32
'
105%
33
20%
;
-
•
90
43%
5
100
com
Seiberllng
58
25
8% Nov
Oil
Mar 14
16% Jan
13% Nov
32%
33
90
*42
1
35%
100
100
series A
Co__i
preferred
Seaboard
May 15
51 % Jan
3
21%
32%
;
;
*98%
.
No par
No par
.1—25
Seaboard Finance
74
24
5% Jan
*§%
16
91
May 20
Nov
55
14% July 28
40
Feb
19% Mar 19
Jan 12
-
15
May 11
17% Dec 27
82
25
47% Jan
10% J an
50
8
May
87
47% Jan
3.35%
preferred
Beabd Air Line RR
14
89% Feb
(The)
Co
Elec
Scranton
2
Mar
15
80% Mar 26
2
Mar
38%
20%
32%
33%
33
10,800
52%
188
188
>
10
*9%
'
'0
2
13% Jan
Mar 27
*38%
21%
10'
,
f
-
135
185 *
17,100
50%
51%
51%
185
9;700
6%
6%
7
6%.
7
52
'
10
y
55
,
51
.400
31%
31
11%
Louis, Southwestern Ry
preferred
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common—
3,65%. preferred
4,30% preferred
;
115%
33,500
'
32%
31%
1,400
•
18%
Stores common
B
preferred
--100
St Joseph Lead Co_
,-10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__No par
Preferred series A 5% vtC—100
$3.40
7
Feb
95
17
Jan
112
24
Nov
115
Jan
31
102
28
12% July 12
9
41% Jan
Mar 30
:io5% Feb
96
19
21% Jan
25
33% Apr
47 % Nov
1
38% Aug
Feb
96
9
115%
•115% '116
32%
8,100
9%
>.
.
54%
Co—100
5% non-cum preferred
—100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd
4.40% series A
100
Savage Arms Corp_
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40 *
Scott Paper Co common
No par •/
May 18
14% May
38%
*102%
42%
.
22
Safeway
St
May 11
145
Apr
96
'
5
71% Feb
20% May 24
6
13
2
"
8%
32%
4%
12
30% Feb
320
11% Jan
140
'. 7% July 13
22 % Jan
■5
.
6
10
Apr
8
9
9
32%
27%
■20%
105
41%
42
115%
105%
105%
9%
*38 Vb
*102%
42%
42
6%.
45
28%
9%
144%
9%
184
GO
56%
9%
*141
9%
31%
33%
33%
*42
33%
140
9%
115%
9%
,9%
56%
-t
28
9%
9%.
53%
*27%,
57
.
189
*90
92;
106%
9%
—6
(Jacob)
Ruppert
21
Feb
1 51
4.
1.4
10
60% Jan
205
12 % Dec
12% Jan
Jan
Dec
240
26
Apr
22
-
101% Jan
13
20 Vb May
9
9% Jun
128
Apr
96
24
*
28
preferred series A.
—100
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc.,.—1
Royal Typewriter
1—1
Ruberoid Co (The)No par
v
43
*33
11,000
3%
3%.
7
G%
33%
42
56%
4%
i
Mar 22
39 % Mar
34% May 16
28
18% Dec
104
23% Feb
2
May 11
39% Nov 24
22
99%
Dec
5
23
19% May 18
11
Feb
12% Apr
26% July 12
94
Feb
33%
106%
13 %
,3%
13%-
3%
41%
33
51
10%
*90
33%
42%'
186
V
92
106%
6,700
12%
12%
.3%
"
44
'*33
20%
12%
v
115%
26,100
94
3%
•
1
600
20%
21%
21
12%
..
400
.
40
21
.
*9% ■>'- io
,
.
18%
18%,
*90
94%
*90
■
.
20%-
21%
-
7%
<
94
.-
19%
18%
18%
*90
94%*
v
58%
-
18%
19%
•• -t
31%
195
'"
10
%'
*106
Controls
1
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par
Rohm & Haas Co common——20
*90
58 %
59
,T18%
/
'53%
52%
33%
33%
Robertshaw-FUlton
60
33
*90
20
Mills Inc——
Robbins
*58%
9%
*40
Copper Mines—
Roan Antelope
9
17
*5.8%.
59%.
115%
*189
10
.*9%
No par
No par
Corp
10%
-
-
-
100
9%
26 %
*10%
10
; *9%
12%-. 13%
3% '
3%
7
*190
—1
9%
*2 o%
10%,
-41%
"
10
26%
42%
53
195
I,000
3,100
*10'%
115%
7
.
53
*9%
16%
'100
19
16%
16%
*25%
42%
—
Company
Ritter
24
' May
Mar 13
'
61
■i
July 13
85
2
Feb
42
23
437/a July 28
8
33 % Mar
93% Jan
May 12
1
19% Feb
19
July 13
18
4
31
107
Mar 17
14% Dec
21%' May
16% Jan
13
102
9% May
4
2
35
Jan
60% Jan
2
Apr
14
22
30% Feb
Oil'
Richfield
8
May
2
10
30
12
59
Rheem
7
*
.
14%
16%
;
ro%
32 %
14%
■19
16%
11
'
33%
*14%, 15%
1£%
19%
26%
115%
42%
116
15%
19%
16%
•-
•700
*10%
*58%'
/
9%
33
100
:_100
3.60% series
4,50% series
Manufacturing Co
'
9%
42%
—10
——
3%
9%
33
*25%
.3%
3%
32
11
13% '
12% v
3%
-2.50
Preferred
Jan
23
23% Jun
23
34% Apr 10
50% Apr
11
Common
Preferred
108% Mar 19
Dec
36
4
19
Jan
8% Nov
3
19 yB Mar 24
98% Jan
29"
Apr 26
'
24% Dec
11% Jan
20
89 % Apr
53% Dec 30
14
Jan
13
34
10
21
20%
*115%
■
19%
94 %
13
*33
25%
*10%
59
19
*91
95
20%
conv
*.
*58'%
59
19%
.
11% r*
.
21
1
—50c
-10
Drug Inc
Mar 31
28
15% July 13
4% Jan.
Jan
45
105
13
37 y8 Feb
36
2
Jan
41
99% Mar 31
2
108% Jun
9
19
327/8 May 13
13% Jan 23
7
39% Jan
Jan 10
50
39 Va Dec. 27
5
94% Jan
104% Dec
25
9% May 10
206
19
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5 % % convertible preferred—100
Reynolds Spring Co
,
l—1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B—-—10
30
Apr 30
Apr
58
139 i
18
Dec
150
8% Feb
25
11
11%
40
*0%
10
26
*93
Steel Corp com
No par
prior pfd series A__100
Copper & Brass com.No par
6%
9
5
34% May
4
6% May 18
38y<rJan
Motors Inc
*9%
26
*58%
Republic
2
24
43% Dec
5
common
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
5
24
7% Nov
Co
10
26%
*11,
*38
25%
*9%
26%
Rexall
49% Feb
118% Jan
28 Va Jan
3
July 13
5
Inc
16%
-.16%
17%
17 Va,
17%
16%
i.-e
800
2.000
,v
200-
40
*18%
19
,
3,600
28%':
v
*38
*14%
15%
13%
27%
•V
40
*38
33%
<
■
Shares
49
38%-'
^4
V
39.
,
*14%
16
Revere
2
112 Va Mar 15
40 % Apr
23 Va Jan
103
35
39
19%
__25o
—1
Reo
17-
16% Jan
33%
•14%
preferred
$4.50
-
*19%
100
:_60c
Apr
28%.
16
Conv pfd 3%% series
Remington-Rand common
Feb
64
5
Apr
14 y# Jan
37
23
20
Si
Reliance, Mfg
13% Feb
10% Mar 31
.
14Vs Feb 20
36%
28%
*lJVa
div
Reliable
28% Mar
36%
28 %
*14%
Co—
prior preference
10
Stores Corp
No par
(Robt)
$1.2<s
36%
28%
35%
*39
35%
35%
37%
—*
Bit Co
Bros
Reeves
Reis
••
62 % May
Feb
Silk
36%
-
the Week
6
share>■
"47%"
*36 %"
28%^.
40%
28y2
40
>
-48 %
48%
47%
-47%
■
$ per
S per share
S per share
,
■■■
48%
May .tit
,
28%
No par
60c
MiUe
Hosiery
Reed Roller
preferred—60
2nd
non-cum
Real
1
18 % Dec
'.'22
4%
7.
July 17
Jan
3
19% Feb
May 17
share
Sales for
Friday -•
Thursday
May 16
47%
49%
*36% '« 37%
28%
40
Wednesday
$ per
share
49%-
37%
*28
-
16,
14% Mar 28
17% Jan
2
18
16% Nov
7
8
Feb
t per
50
37%
preferred
25
Reading Co common
-50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred-'—60
$2
Feb
9
34% Mar 22
3
—1
Rayonier Inc common
10
13
32% Feb
44
30
15
37% Feb
27% Mar 15
30
39% Feb
19
Jun
54% Feb
2
35% Mar 22
'
May 14-.
May "IS
*
*49%
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
May 15
Monday
$ per share
share
$ per
share
46 Vb Apr
49% Dec 21
36% Dec 30
1014 Jun
"
Par
$ per
25
30
'
>
,
share
*24% Jan
35
EXCHANGE
;
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
f per
'
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Range Since Jan.
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
23%
*88
.
-<70%
•143Y2
io4
va
89
*87 Va
12%
93A
12
71%
69
145
9%
89
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71
50
6,600
.
,
240
2,600
"5,200
7,000
143
143-
100
164
164 Va
900
{
[Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
Mar 13
50
Par
Standard Oil of California
9
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Standard Oil of Ohio common
25
14
60% Dec
30
59
25
92
Apr
2
30
x69% May
90% Jan
4
1213/a May 4
39% May 11
105% Mar 9
25% Jan
4
35
18
104
18% July 13
26
Dec
Jan
48
Dec
30
33% Mar 15
Aug 17
98 % Apr
Oct
23
21"% Jan
6
54% Nov^28
1
40
Dec
29
12% July 14
16
28
14
26 % Mar
34
July 12
98
Feb
39% Feb
30% Apr
10
24
98
27
48% Dec
Jan
3
213/b Apr
27
18
18
16% July
5
:
28
17% Jan
.19% Jan
2
7
27% Jan
2
71
7
11% Nov
1
10
101
15
-116% Oct
Mar
Jan
25
Jan
58
-
14 %
14%
14%
5
393A
39%
393/e
393/4
:__100
*97%
98%
98
98%
*98
15
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41
5
18 %
41%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
.5%
prior
Stone
&
Apr
30
119% Jan
Oil
5
Class
25
17% Dec
19
17% Jan
10
21% Feb
19
30
24% Oct
18
Sunray
223/4 May 18
29% Jan 17
243/8 Jan
29
25
14% July 12
22% Dec
19
21"% Jan
49
633/4 Apr
11
56
July 13
8% July 12
195
Jan
370
9% Mar 30
35
Nov
,
14
17% Dec
July 17
July 13
9% July 11
116
263/b Feb
.63% Apr
16
Sunshine
15
18
Mar 14
17% Jan
430
2
8
114
Apr
Apr
40% Oct-
4
24% Feb
10% May 16
20
5
"32% May 11
3
15% Mar
6
18% July 13
Jan
26% Apr 18
88% May 31
10% Oct 25
4
5% Jan
13'A Jan
3
11% July 11
15
Nov
3
7% Apr
25% Dec
591/4 Jan
25
82% Dec
13
24%
8
16% May
4
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
4%%
&
Mar
5
1
3
Syxington Gould Corp
12% Jan
23
14
30
Jan
6ct"i7
2
23% Jan
21
23
36 '/2 May
100 5/8 May
2
81% Jan
Feb
63% Jan
Talcott Inc
Texas Co
97% Nov
25
503/4 May 4
293% Apr 28
2
—
"When
issued"
395/8 Nov 24
34% Mar
7
53
July-17
89 %
Sep 22
80
Jan
44
10
Feb
85
Nov
76% Jan
25
14
17
Jun
14
30
Jun
3
27
21% Dec
30
7% Jan
19% Dec
26
18
Jan
Gulf
16
Texas Pacific
Coal &
Land
103
Apr 27
IO31/2 Mar 10
25% Mar 14
10
Gulf
Texas
273% Feb
10
26
233% Mar
19% Mar 28
Sub
1
113/b Feb
27
14% Jan
31
1
373/2 Jan
2
40% Jan
12% July
53/e Jan
31
13% Sep
18
133/4 Jan
5
18 3/2 Jan
8
9% Oct
20
2
363/4 Jan
103/8 Apr
27
42% Oct
20
Mar 13
5
2
425% Feb
6
29
38% Dec
28
22
6
Jan
3
13 5% Jun
27
4
Apr 28
3/4 May
3
5
3
2
353/8 Feb
1
31% Mar 29
383/a Jan
2
Tide
3
Timken-Detroit
May
191/2 Jan
2
443/4 Nov
433% Jan
4
10
15
Dec
17
Jan
43/4 Jan
20% Nov 24
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
103
30
x9% Jan
251/4 Mar
/
4
49% Jan
30
10% Jan
9
4%
i
223/4
1,200
34%
34%
34%
34
34
25%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
61%
61%
61%
62
61
247/8
62
11%
11
113/a
11%
111/4
11%
62%
111/4
425
*405
34
418
405
128
1301/4
rl27%
127
130%
19%
113/4.
11
11%,
10%
10%'
'33%
337/a
33%
33%
33%
335/8
*13%
16'%'
29 %
29%
29 %
29%
89%
89
*14 J/2
90
9
',9
8%
13%
*13'%
4%'
-4%
100
Year 1950
fper share
14%
15
8 3/a
(The)
13%
5'
10
3
Jan
3
94%
48%
48
48»%
94i%
473%
96
47%
253%
261/b
25'%
26'A'
25
26
951/4
353/4
97
95%
96
961/4
97'%
97
98'A
373/4
36
36%
2,900-
36
375%
36%
37%
7,300.'
375/8
983%
12
10% Apr
2
13 3/4 Apr
Tri-Continental
983/i Aug
1
8% Jan
5
29% Jan
18
43/4 Jan
.!'
3
103
Transamerica Corp
983%
97
97
97
943/4
95'A
94
94
91
94
26 5%
20
20
19%
203/4
26 3%
26 5%
191/2
19%
19'%
195%
193/4
265%
19%
1,700
14,200-
20%
20"%
203%
203%
195%
19%
19'%
19'%
19 %
8,300
195%
131/8
131/8
38'%
16
10%
*12%
13'%
125%
*193/4
20%
12%
*125%;
13i%
193/4
'12 %
193/4
5
12 %
13
*38%
15'%
39'A-15'%
123%
*38%
39%
383/4
383A
38'A
381%
16
*15'%
153/4
*38'A
*15'%
383%
*15'%
10%
153/4
10'A
*15%
16
*10!
*44
97%
10
44
43'%
4'%.
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38'A
~ *15'%.
10'%
44
1
103%
2%
29%
365%
22%
363/4
23'%
47
47
98
4%
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47%
29 %
283/4
29%
3
29
-
37%
96
.
7%
37'%
98
2%
29
44
75%
96
37
30
26%
102
Apr 27
Mar
13% Apr
103/2 May 18
33 3/4 May 17
8 5/8 Jan
6
41
Jan
12
Jan
Apr
V 9 % Oct
5%
26
Twin
prior preferred
conv
Coach
May 15
-*23%
104
'
16'%
20'% 20'%
*335%
34
'
*100
-101'%
.11%
H'%
*34
35
10'A
10 >%
1
Co
12'A
153%
20'%
333/4
*100
*11
34
>•,. 10'A
25
12%104'% /
12
23%
.
103%
7%
10%
Thursday
May 16
$ per share
18
183%
18'A
183%
'17%
233%
233/4
22'%
235%
*23%
24'%,
*233/4
24'%
X23'%
23 %
11%
12'%
"12%
123%
1033%
103%
11%
12%
103'% 1033/i
103'%
104
16'%
15%
15%
20%
153/4
16
20'%
19%
20'%
19%
20%
335%
335%
33s%
33s%
34'%
35
10'%'/
lC'A
16%
.10'%
101%
*100
11'A'11'%
101
11'%
11
33%
34
333/4
10'%
10%
103%
10 3/4
100'%
16'%
19'%
*35
11
34
11%
34
Share*
183%
23'%
20%
33%101'%
11%
34
*100
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
23'%
J
8,900
Friday
May 18
May 17
$ per share
,
200
.
Wednesday
12'%
104%
1,90a
PRICES
»
18'%
23%
36
10%
t
SALE
$ per share
233/4
125%
104% 104'%
50
9,800
10
Tuesday
May 14
$ per share
233/4
12'%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
16
10%
10%
13'%
No par
10
10'%
22'% "23%
15%
8,100
12.900
lC'A
18%
5
$4,50 prior preferred
13% Jan
39
Co
48 %
'-'".471%
24%
Truax-Traer
23'A
473A
23
48%
18%
20th Century Fox Film com__No par
$1.50 conv preferred
No par
36
22%
233/4
23%
18% Feb
34%
23'A
363%
22 3/4
X47%'
13%
243/a Feb
363%
48
35%
23 3%
48%
24'%
No par
30'%
22%*:
18'%
1
*27'%
47'%
24
No par
291/4
10'%
$ per share
40/
'*?73/4
.
Monday
12,6001
29%
-36-
;■
200
2%
36%
■
97
8
2%
48'/4
'
38'%
96
10,000,
2%
23'%
'
375%
700;
30
2%
36%
-
110
43A
295%
*75%
2%
*28
t
60..
100
5,300;
98
*96
80a
1,200-
383%
37'A
98
2%
8
473%
5
common
*75%
2,400*
44
*4'%
30
23'%
,
2
*
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29®%
37'%
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8
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10'%
43'%
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38'%
38
10% M0'%
5
10%
445%
28'%
8
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<
10 3%
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l
431%
5
29%
4%
293%
38'%
2%
29%
103%
445%,
*7%
8
37%
*96
5
par
25
99
100'%
*100'%
15,300
7,700
'
60O
49,000
1,720
16%
19%
4,500
-
30,900
36'%
800
103
20O
10'%
11
1,800
33'A
333%
33%
640
10%
10
10%
3,000
:/
iifl,
■
U
10
Feb
13% Jun
39% July 14
10% July 17
26% Jan 13
40'% July 17
110'% Oct
96
30
22
13
Jan
2
473/4 Dec
19
473A Jan
2
13 'A Jan
10
12 'A Jan
2
37'% Jan
10
39% Nov 24
553/4 Dec
114
11
July
7
533% Mar 28
106
Jan
30
30
103'% Aug 18
993% Aug 15
100
90'A Jan
24
107'% Nov
100
103'
Jan
24% May
2
35% Dec
28
30
81
Jun
27
105
50
Jan
9'
54
Aug 21
31
May 12
38
Dec
30
375% Dec
18
25'% Jan
106'% Jan
133/a Jan
13
3
112
Dec
18
Mar 20
Apr
26
Feb
17
87'% May 18
May
33% Apr
3
•15% Mar
3
58
May 11
15
May
3
48
•
May
9
-i-61% May 10
112'A Feb
2
102
Mar 17
96
Jan
107
11
Mar
7
4
40 'A Apr
30
98 3A Mar 13
..»
109'% Jan
3
48'% Apr
3 6'A Apr
Apr
13
13
35
Jan
4
109
17% Jan
22
21
20
44'% Mar 13
63'A May
28
26'% Jan
18
32'% May 16
Jan
12
3 3% Jan
363-8 July 11
33% Jan
3
50
4
13
4% Feb
3
45
Apr
2
49'% Feb
13
4'A May 31
4
Jan
2
43% Jan
22
93/4 Mar 26
123% Jan
22
88
Sep 21
533% Oct 20
663A Nov
2
69% Jan
12
5
59'% Jan
2
73% Feb
13
10
23
Feb
9
29% Apr
16
18
15'% July 13
24
Jan
3
143/4 Apr
17% May
23% Jan
12
17% Jan
42,
Nov 24
106i% May 23
213% Oct 24
38% Apr
2
100% Jan
2
135
Jun
5
1041% Jan
189
Mar
2
177
4
Mar 11
8% Jan
10
2a% Jan
9
20'A Jan
2
24% Mar
1
124
Feb
13
185
Jan
26
.
14 % Dec
16
13% Apr
3
19
Jan
17
64i% Dec
29
59
May 18
37% Jan
2
70
Jan
25
59
May 11
21
28% Jan
16
84'% Jan
16
38'%. Nov 22
22.% Nov 25
68'% Dec
For footnotes
see
29
page 24.
May 15
63J% May 16
Freight Co
I
U S Gypsum Co common
1%
preferred
U S Hoffman Machinery com
4»A% preferred
Industrial Chemicals
U 8 Leather Co common
+
Class A conv
preferred
5
-
16
—1
19'A
1
*19
1
46'%
No par
110
19'A
32'A
-
*106
.
19%
No par
20
100
5
100
No par
-
4
4
463A
37%
'
4'%
ll'A
11
*83'%
85
'
:
28'%
16'%
19'%
20
51'A
20%
283%
44%
43%
44%
8,100
59%
58%
593/4
22.300
*
16
18%
*18'A
46
104
*22
112
*175
14
*62
57'A
22
*65
,
■
16'%
;
48 3A
*37
31
*32»%
*106
28%
17,900
7.200
48%
48%
37'A
900
30'A
31'A
15,000
105
*104
32'A
27%
*116
32%
32%
110
*106
2,500
104%
600
283%
26,600
120
300
32%
1,600
110
19%
19%
19%
193%
800
59'A
58
59
57
58%
13,400
32'%
*32
333A
32
32
58'%
33/4
38'A
105'A
37
283/4
19'A
32'%
4
373%
103
H9%
*106
19'A
,
80
•
31'A
28'%
32%
110
102
49
119'%
119
80
260
38
*103'%
105
40
88
3%
3%
4
200
3%
3%
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46'A
45'%
45'A
200
43%
; 4%
43%
4%
43%
4%
37,20D
10%
10%
103A
10%
10%
103%
900
82
83'%
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83
82%
453/4
<
4'%
11
86
46
19,000
82%
270
19%
19'%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,200
49%
50'%
50'%'
49%
493A
49'A
50
1,200
691%
-67%
153%
46%
22%
*
65
-
*
68%
67%
68%
8,700
20
20%
20
20'A
20'A
20%
22,500
28'%
28'%
28'A
28%
28'A
28
28'A
6,300
18%
44'A
45'%
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105'%
21%
21%
107'% lll'A.
*175
178
13'%
14
63
63
56%
57'%
21
21'%
65
65
.
68'%
21
16'%
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,
112
178
14
69
383%
3 04'%
/
101
102
37%
303%
27%
102
103'%
48'%
108
87%
38%
37'%
X118
108
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,
1033/4
48%
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19'A
18'%
104
22
*101'%
102
30'%
32%
*18'%
19
18 %
58'A.
88'%
1,900
19'%
21'A
28'%
583/4
49'%
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20'A
28'%
51'A
69%
69
-
4'%
10%
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~
86
193%>
*19'%
20
51'A
693%
21%
46%
4'%
11
583A
373%
110
*18'%
4
46%
4'%
46%.
104
22
112'% 112'%
*175
178
*14
14'%
*62'%
65
58 'A
58'A
21%
22
/
*65
68
104
22
No par
No par
85
*19'%
*50
69'/4
21'%
*283%
13%
No par
4,400
14
88
46'%
100
Corp
& Foreign Securities
3,200
54
14
101
29
123
*46
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$4.50 1st preferred
U S
323A
32'%
*106
19'A
28
60'%
Certificates of interest
143%
52%
*87
37
*117
433%
<
*100
103
30'%
31'%
103% 104'A
124
-■
101
333%
.
U S
32'A
110
*18'%
37
58'%
United Paramount Theatres
V .143%
14'%
108 3A
*101'%
373/4
38%
102
103'%
48'%
48'%
,
*32'%
3%
1
4
*121
102
333%
9
11
*101'%
60'A
9
143%
53%
*108
*86
59 %
183% Feb
a 4'%
109
*100
*32'%
213/4 Feb
Apr
127
58'%
88
333/4
22 % Feb
■'.<'
*108
101
59%
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
1% preferred
100
U S
44%
59'A
1
4
43 3%
*32
3%
*46'%
4'%
*10%
2
28
443%
No par
12
48% May
14'%
No par
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc..
1063% Feb
14
Co
$3.50 convertible preferred
United
32'A
10
United Electric Coal Cos
25
46'% Jan
United
14
Fastener
Carbon
United-Carr
Corp
53'%
14'%
88
37%
common___10
Carton
53'%
101
31%V 32'%
1043/4 105'
28%
293/4
31'%
*105
105'%
29'%
293%
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
19'% Jan
22
United
&
143%/
53
44'A
49'A
37'%
7
26% Jan
30
48%
9
18
90'A July 26
181'% July 19
8'% Jan
3
49'%
21
15'% July 13
27% July 12
,
Inc
373A
38%
102
105
38'%
105'%
37%
100
preferred
14'A
54%
583/8
595/3
*107'%109'/4
■
103
313%
Apr
243/4 Feb
29'A Apr
16'/4 Dec
4
Lines
*100'A
49'A
543% Jan
20'% Nov 27
Oct
Air
101%
37%
1
14% July 18
22'% July 13
11'% Mar 30
14% Jun
4'%%
14%
14
-
89'A
88%
5
Mar 30
19i% May
48
convertible preferred
United
90
No par
common
*106
Sep
25
Corp
United Board
3
31
Dec
Mar 29
non-cumulative preferred__50
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Mar
4
July 17
38'%
105
Mar 13
32
99
tub*-
53
102
101%
25
Aircraft
*101'%
*88
Jan
48
July 18
50'A July 12
4-
/ 14'%
"
go
109
"100'A 103
50
4%
591/3
1083/4
*123
30
16
Union Oil of California
.
109
100
'23% July 12
39
7(Ji.
%
*
No par
Union Pacific RR Co common
5%
Apr
58
$4 series
2
112'% Jan
31
123% Aug 21
783/4 Mar 3
Preferred
United
131
83% May 22
60'%
*1083%
Union Tank Car Co
6
Mar
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred
$3.50
series—.No par
1
3
Jun
443%
2
10
23
No par
14'A'14%
44%
453%
9
993/4 Jan
32'A July 12
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
14'A
45%
603%
Feb
29% Jan
107
14'A
May
28
111'% Sep 13
18'A Dec 29
56
Jan
Mar 29
18
143%
55
52
1033/4 Dec
Dec
14'A
56'A
41 'A
79'% July 11
24'% July 17
7% Mar 28
14%
56
1
Corp
40
27
22% Jan
143%
No par
Union' Asbestos & Rubber Co..—.5
Underwood
6
243% Dec
33
Udylite Corp (The)
25
30'A May 18
103% May 15
25
106
I
I
"■i,
21
•
973%
19% May 18
335/8 May 15
Jan
4,900/
13,800
265%
10
preferred
Coal
14,200;'
48
94
Par
Trans
351% Feb
963%
263%
com
Transue & Williams Steel
Apr
953%
94
May VI
27% Feb
15
971/2
953A
.
LOW AND .HIGH
253% Feb
36 % Jan
1,300
4,300
49%
971/2
*
2
25 % Jan
29
500
4 %.
35 7%
99%
963/4
-
Jan
18 '/a July 17
13%
43/4
941/2
15
"'
223/a Mar 15
32% Jun
13%
35
26
Saturday
$6
1,070
10,100
49
*•
21
Apr
343A
16,500
9
9g
(Tl?e)
13
106
13i%
43%
35%
43A
343/4
8%
26%
5
27
Mar 26
*13
5
34
9
94
No par
30
103
13%
4%
8%
263/8
Oil
Nov
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
*
9
951/2
Axle
Corp
29%
88
263/4
No par
113/b Jun
July 13
28%
88
253/8
37'%
*99
100
95 ^
95 %
,
100
Airlines
291%
88
50'%
37%
NEW YORK STOCK
World
29
88
26%
97
EXCHANGE
20'% Jan
16
29
26i/2
$ per share
23
-*14%
-
6,900
95
1
195/a Dec
16% Jan
33%
49%
37%
l
22
7
104% Jan
;
Highest
$ per share
11,000
x26«/a
97
..No par
1
253/4 Dec
29
Mar
Lowest
$ per share
July 13
153% Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
*
920
11
,
16%
2,500
128
11
33%
88
8%
351%
97'
4,200
127%
.
333/4
*13%
15%
'
11%
33%
r
400
20
51%
28 5/8
13%
34
128
'*11
r
400
19%
'
88
9
5
36
*13%
291/4
89
9%
*l3'/8
5
16%.
283/4
88
.
j
-127%
1273/4
*11%
8,900
51%
51%
113A
16%
400
20
600
"2,300
103/4 .11%
415
19%
51%
.
33%
49%,
50
STOCKS
*400
19%
51
1,600
1
No par
Timken Roller Bearing
Range for Previous
407
X50%
26%
:
•
22%
343/4
26
preferred
Co
23
61 J/4
99%
common
preference
Edison
23
3,300
26%
preferred
Toledo
23
'343/8
991/2
50c
Water Associated
23
55,400
26%
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No
$3.50
10
20%
19 %i
411/a Jan
95
6
103
H71/2
19%
*243/4
4%
24
10
Nov
117%
20%
61%
29'%
Nov
4
2% Nov
1183/4
19%
52%
*4%
5% Feb
94% Jan
25
*117%
20%
19%
28%
*7%
33 3/a Apr
8
76'/a
1183/4
19%
51
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
18
Dec
76%
*1171/2
23%
193/4
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
Co
99%
20%
35
99%
1
common
Steel
1,200 ;
4,100
*98
77
118 3/4
53
Thomas
2
May 11
ll5/8 Mar 7
22,800
12
23
19%
30
42% Dec
32
7
30'A
54%
>
113/8
300-
20
*117%
52%
1
43/8 May
29%
53
•
993/8
76
-
12,300
11%
128
4,300
17%
24%
303/b
*98
1
17 5/8
17%
24
•
25%
*415
9
25
24
35
425
4
18
83/4 Oct
76
17%
'
20 %
36
No par.
Co
3,700
X25%
13 %
100
preference
convertible
17%
173/4
24%
30.
993/8
*74%
70
173/a
«
61%
Feb
53/4 Dec
28% Nov
$2.50
*98
76
8,5002
5,100
23%
35i/4
__No par
Fair
Thermoid
99
391/4
99
42%
,
common.
conv
1183/4
20%
*23
35%
Apr
33/8 Jan
•
The
*117%
20%
451/2 Apr
6 5/e Jan
17% Jan
30
$2.40
391/8
173/4
24
-
75
76%
13%
*4%
certificates
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas
Utilities
Co
$1.25 conv preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Apr
Apr
5% July 13
Trust—
7
233/a Mar
14
76%
35'/4
10
1,300
41%
12%
49%
Oil
14%
54'/2
113/4
9
i—No pai!
Textron Inc
43
8'/4 Jan
share
*54%
11%
10
Co
7
301/4 Jan
40
Producing
Sulphur
Pacific
543/4
11%
173/4
*17%
*
*97
89%
.....
Texas
30
■
54%
12%,
25
„
Jan
105
54
11%
5
!
443/4 Jan
903/4 Mar 15
53%
12'/8
99
5
;
Tennessee
1
54%
12
*97
19 %
'
9
Telautograph Corp
Carp „i
2
30%
54%
,
51 %,
1
(James)
!
43/4 May 17
25
30
18
33 %
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred—
No par
10 3/a May
18
30%
118%,
*13%
'95% Mar
30
'30%
173/4
'
*11%
Swift International Ltd
173/a
303/4k
11%
128
25
1,000
143/a
;
*98
30 %
18%
19 %
100
300
42%
'
98
171/2
7,400 '>
533/4
42%
42%
173/a
51 %
.
10
2
171/4
•
995/a
v
39 y4
98
413/4
•
17%
77%
11 %
50
391/e
99
41%
23%
25"%
2
39%
41%
233/4
62
Co..
*98
*17%
*61 %
com
99
27,900
23%
*53
-
,
173/4
23%
*410
145/3
X39%
24%
55
20%
Sweets Co of America (The)..4.16%
Swift
-
*23
25
143/e
39 %k
173/4
12%
10c
14%
143/e
39%
233/8
*25%
preferred
Texas
635/8 July 13
201/4 Feb 16
ser
141/a
*14
17,200
233/i
42%
*17%
1950..20
Inc
Jan
473/4 May 16
15% Jan
Jan
pfd
41%
18
35%
8% Mar 28
86
29
30
40
2
2nd
Biscuits
conV
41%
25,500
37%
36%
.
*98 »/2
23%
533/4
18
25
233/4 Jan
17
Jan
4% Nov
17
9
May
553/4 May 9
138%' May 9
133/4 Jan 18
5
9% Jan
19
Jan
*401%
23%
*53
17,200
114%
1
'
531/4
24
99
1
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
-33% Jun
79
100.
41%
23 %
-12
_'__25
/ 23%
*53
235/B
53%
41%
*17%
*97
*76%
*117%
233/4
53
66%
112
99%
23%
*
'
.12.50
8
43% Jan
6
13
4%% preferred
Corp common
preferred series A
conv pfd series B
4
30
Oct
A
Oil
10
•>.
'
1
No par
No par
Jan
355
453/4 Aug 23
103
19
No par
comomn
preferred
10% Apr
11% May 11
3
Corp
Co -common
4%%
4%%
5%%
3 6 3/4 Feb
!
Corp
30%
55
\
303%
23%
1
371/4
*99
Share*
47%
63%
*
363/4
.
100
Sales for
the Week
46
.
115%
23%
*17%
Corp
Chemical
Sun
20.'
No par*
$4.50 series A
19
19
preference....
Webster
Studebaker
7
j
14
114
37%
*99
%
.
Feb
X37
100
24
10% Jan
20% Dec
38%'
*99
41%
16% Jan
Jan
100
54
Sunbeam
84
Mar 28
*99
118 1
233/4
Sun
4
117
1153/4
37%
41%
3
'
113%
114%
38 %
54
2
-
99
66%
233/4
May
4
473/4
66%
54%-
.12% May
Apr
67'A Jan
•
9
183/4 Mar
3
-
96
46%
66%
42
(J P) & Co Inc.
Stewart-Warner Corp
253/b Apr 14
35 % Mar
7
10
.103/4 Apr
.
18
72% Oct
xl22
42
24
Apr
46%
651/4
*41 %
50
Stevens
20% Feb
4
27
36% Oct
8% July 17
93 % Dec
% Mar 26
233/4
457/«
683/4
118 3/4
38%
100
473/4'
66%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common___l
19% Feb
16
118
38%
*99
Sterling Drug Inc common.
3%%
preferred * —:
49% Jan
2
-
20% Sep
23% Apr
16% July 13
25% July 17
38% July 13
55% Feb
18
118%
Thursday
46
%
*54
104 % Jan
11
15 % Jan
24
Nov
68
Wednesday
No par
i
1
40 % May
Apr
39% Apr
21
10% Jun
12
48
68
4%
convertible preferred
Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
15% Feb
36% Jan
103% Nov
21
Friday
May 18.
$ per share
41%
33/4% preferred series A
100
Standard Steel Spring common___l
44% Feb
Jan
May 17
$ per share
683/4
*
25% Apr
56% Feb
523/8 Apr
373/4 Apr
Sep
4
May 16
$ per share
48%
38 %
PRICES
$ per share
$ per share
68%
10
SALE
May 15
48 %
118
HIGH
Tuesday
May 14
$ per share
No par
AND
Monday
May 12
3
66
100
Saturday
May
42 "/a Feb
Dec
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
44
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
...
15'%
68'%
183/4
18
18
44'A
21'%
108%
*175
443/4
105'%
21'%
15%
18%
183/4
44'%
'
13%
•
105%
21%
*175
15%
21%
178
13,000.
18%
18,100
43'A
*104
21'A
1083/4
*
16%
18%
*18
45%
*104
108'A
109
178
15%
18%
*173%
153/4
18'%
*104
i
108
*175
>
183%
10O.
44%
8,900
105%
130
21%
1,009
1093/4
178
4,700
"
14
133/4
13%
X60%
61'%
59%
60%
59
60
55%
56'%
563%
55
56
7,500
21'%
21'%
55%
21%
22
21
21%
6,300
63*'%
64'A
*533/4
66
64
64
13%
13%
-
1,800
(
530
90O
.
,
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
,(2108)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
7 % Dec
S per
share
Feb
29
3
20'/e Feb
U*/2 uan
12
43
2
49 y« Jan
10
37
77
Jun
12
73% May 17
84% Mar
23% July 12
38% Dec
2*
34% Mar 29
42% Feb
88 % July
97% Apr
11
91 % Mar 20
525/« Oct
\
>51
3
18
'. 143%Oct
5
33% Mar 31
62% Nov
.2
Jan
8
139 4 Jen
4
18y« Dec
July
40
3
19
4 %
5% May 15
9% Jan
,
•04 ;
3% Jan
8
27% Jan
3
24 y2 Oct
18
4
2% Dec
Jan
161
45
177
16
;
5
Feb
17
24
1
2% May 15
10
'
2
'8
75
35 '/if
93 %
43%-:
;
19%
500
35%
36
35%
36
74
35
94
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27%
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1987
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P
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72
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or
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Exchange
New York Stock
Last
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BONDS
Range Sinos
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Friday's
or
85%
98 %
102
98
101
103
105
.Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2111)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS.
Interest
(
New York Stock Exchange
,
Period
FOR
WEEK
ENDED MAY
18
Week's Range
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Friday
or
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or
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—
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mortgage 2%s series P 1982™ _Jan-July
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98
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page
55
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see
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*,
w
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95
,
95
1958
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and ref
1995
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A.
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—
96'A 101%
96'A
104%
104
6
96%;
96%
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Oct
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A
1013A
99%
1975__Mar-Sept
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23As ser H 1980.
First consolidated 5s
102'%
*100
113%
102% 102%
—
—
refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Mar-Sept
.
1st Si ref mtge
1977—Mar-Sept
1969
'102%
First and refund
Rochester Gas & Electric
; > .General*
refund mtge 23As ser E
First and
'
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\
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1973—~Apiil-Oet
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Reading Co'first k ref 3'/a s
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93
100
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100%
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102%
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102% 102%
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gold
Cs
1971,
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5s
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4s
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St
Paul
V
&
Seaboard.
Jan-July
1st
mtge
Seagram
3s
Union
1989
Depot
3Vis
England
RR
B
1st
series
B
Sons
April-Oct
gtd 4s
1989—May-Won
2016.
1980
1966
2Vis
debentures
debentures
North
1963
U.
1967
Indiana
Ry
April-Oct
-£4%
'ir-ffr''
45%
\
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4Vis
(Oregon
4%s
1969—
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3s
4 Vis
Fran
A
93%
—
1st
94%
'.98%
83%
120%
97'A
97%
ser A 1975-Jun-Dec
109
mortgage
27/aS
series
E
1986.
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mortgage 2%s
series
F
1996
general
4s
series
A
1956
Devel
and
general
6s
series
A
Devel
and
general
6Vis
debentures
100
1956 ..Apnl-Oct
108%
April-Oct
1983——
May-Nov
debentures
Sunray
Swift
&
27/«s
Oil
Corp
1974
27/es
—
debentures
Co 2%s debentures
debentures 1973
1966
92%
98%
Jan-July
1972
93'%
'51
% 57
109 %
.
Wisconsin
89
97%
Telegraph Co—*
'
■
6
1971
t:
105'%
107
111
17
a
included
not
3
102%
106%
62'/a
72'A
91%
96%
98%
93
23
37
98%
100
'95'%
98'A
•
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2%s
"
•
102 '/a
107
71%
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44
62
69%
13
102
103 %
1
100'/a
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102%
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96%
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99
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100
'
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—
100
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3
100
100
f
June-Dec "
1976
104%v4
100
lOU'A
95
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A
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110
113%
84
92%
87
63%
71
23
87
70%
130
A
A
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87
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86'A
103%
17
100% 101% *
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;
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94'A
v
'100% 101 Vi
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97-%
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100
98
sale
year's
range,
the
in
included
not
n
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■
1976.Jan-Julg.j^,~TtP.SS
a'jqI.v '
in
102
A Bonds
liThese
selling
issues
flf
gear's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
sale'rndt?» included in the year's range, r Cash sale
the
Under-the-rule
y Ex-coupon.
year's range,
..
/Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Ifcompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies..
'■Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
100%
100
'99'% 100'A
deliveiv
the
99
'
—
the
i
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included
96%
3
96%
*
105%
104%
82
3Vis
Electric
Deferred
110%
101 %
92 %
105
99%
102
%
101
101
■f,iU
95%
108
63
9
62%
62%
102
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8
\
104%
92
95 V<
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•
101
103%
102 »/4
63 % - 64
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103% 10894
\
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'99%
.
J an-July.%
A,A: •
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;
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
125%
110
-V"
A:A
"
90
96%
'
92
,'Vv/AV':
3V«s ser A 1981
96%
6
110
100
100
Jan-July
May-Nov
;
81'%
3
*62
Jan-July
—
7
95%
-
1
103'A
97
82%
93'%
*„
'■-y
Union
Co—
RR
mortgage
102% 102%
Jan-July
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4Vis 2013—_
April
Standard Oil ,(N J) debentures 2%s
1971—May-Nov
23/4S
103
106'A 1069 a
*
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
2
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
3Vi»s
137%
101
82%
1956—Aprii-Oct
A
102%
118
99% 100%
Jan-July
and
series
96
78
—
93%
82%
'..Jan-July
Devel
103'A
84%
Jnn-Juiy
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
105%
97 %
Jan-July
First
v
75
•
Ave
100'%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
98
120'% 127
'100
—
92
series D 1967
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage, 3s 1958—,—AprZZ-Oct
'Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
5 AFirst general 4s 1949—
;
Jan-July
87
'//;■ ACertificates of deposit
Jan-July
"
8ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
68%
"ACertificates of deposit—A
VA* '—V
90
100%
124
Pacific
debentures
First
103%
83%
6
100% 101 Va
1009a
101
99
'
w—»
92
1966
Wheeling k Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series ,C 1970
106%
94%
1
—
83% ::
95
88
'
99%
3
95
10094 101%
101
May-Nov
a.Apr-Oct
1960
mtge 3%s
2%s
98
123'A
123'A
6
80
6
May-iVoy
series I
3'/2s
90%
85
"5
1976—May-Nov
1974
30-year 5s 1960
-i
Westinghouse Electric Corp— U
'
1017/«
93%
16
94
Power
ref mtge
&
Western
98%
'47%
,
98
101% 1013a
May-Nov
debentures
Term
42%
—
1977..—.Mar-Sept
1981—
convertible
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Lines)
94%
\
/
1st
'.
.
96 Va
<
Western
100
Co—
—Jan-July
————Feb-Aug
Jan-July
_Jan-July
1994
95
45%
3'As
.
A"
96%
Feb-Nov
'97%
9G'A
93
'97'% 101'A
Jan-July
debentures
conv
1971
A,_
101
127
100
i
■
82
Jaw-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
Gen mtge 4'/2S-4s series A 1969
Apr-Ocf
*
,.
Co
West Penn
104
99'%
~5 :"}t
'
94
102'%
mortgage 3V4S series B
West Penn Electric 3%s
89
.
94%
94
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Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
165
893/4
'94
—
27)48
106
126
--'
—April-Oct
Telegraph
1985
2%sA debentures
Southern
89
,
...—June-Dec
5s
Bell
debentures
122
—•
104
:.*'■
.
A;
80
RR first ref gtd gold 3'/2S 2000—Feo-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge. 3%s 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
.
89
1941—Feb-i4ug
1976
Ala RR gtd
Telephone &
debentures 1979—
,2%s
May
112%
l".■
'85
April
series A Jan
income
4s
Warren
96%'
100
126
June-Dec
1971
•
April
1981
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
Walworth
104
80'%
■;/ 4
'
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis
3s
v.;
June-Dec
,
■
Co—
.
102%
96
104
' V—
•
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2 Vis
1965——.
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1971
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J§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll
Southern
83
Wabash
79
101%
A
59
78
78
103
gold 4s
cons
Skelly
Oil
98%
113
debentures
Shell
80%
113
Line
3s
80 '/a
—
.
*101
first
mtge 4Vis series A Jan
(Jos
96%
.May
—
May-Nov
New
Air
AGeneral
W
104%
97
76
-
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certificates
Duluth
Union
'103 %
■
.
96
2022
4
80%
78
bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
4s inc
&
St Paul
Scioto
bond
78
1955—Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan
•
St Louis-Southwestern
'73%
_April-Ocf
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98
■
''V
1996_Jan-July
1996
stamped
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
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1997.—
St
97
Mar-Sept
■:
•
under Section 77 of
■-.■/,v'';:''""
week.
flat.
were
previously
listed
on
Curb
the
Exchange.
1951 year's
The
range showa
,
103
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
ending the current Friday, May 18.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every
stock or bond, in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill
Acme
Acme
1
Motors warrants
Aluminum
Wire Co
—
MAY
Low
A'
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
■
High
■
2,300
7% May
9'A
2%
1%
A 2'A
3,000
l'/a Mar
2%
Jan
1,500
5
77/«
Jan
Alabama
Great Southern
,_,10
29 V4
450
32% May
Alabama
Power 4.20%
27%
>
27%
■
27'A
Jan
Apr
A
-
Airlines
Alaska
5Va A
4% t
5'A"
1,700
1
3%
3'/..
3%-
3,800
Air Associates Inc
For footnotes
10
pag» 33.
1
-
16'A
-"
10
100
11%
11% A
common. —5
(N J)
see
——•
-
12
900
16'A
16%
1,400
".4%
Jan
2% Mar
.
-
-•>
*
Feb
Alles &
Jan
5%
••*4
Allied
Inc—;
i
Apr
'
Allied
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
'
Altes Brewing Co
'13%
Jan
19
Jarv
•+
- ^
Altofer
Bros common
;
1
—
24%
;5
—1
—
•
97%
97%
9 V*
8%
.
10 % Mat
Jan
6%
5'/a May
400
30
97
50
97
May
'
4,000
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
*"3% ~3'/4*
200
1,300
300
3%
Feb
21V*
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
8 %,
24Vs.
3%.
25V*
,
3%
«
7%
4%
.26
5
3% Mar
7'/a
Jan
Jan
107
102'A
Feb
7
.8%
—1
——_1
Investing cap stk
Products (Mich) common
5%
%-
High
Low
1,900
10
99% 100
preferred..,,,100
Fisher common—
11%
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
V 9%'
—I.«
50
Internat
Feb
9%
9%
3
Alrfleets Inc
7%
7
Alr-Wav
Low
Par
Appliance
7%
1
Manufacturing
Electric
X'"'1
7%
Aero
Ainsworth
-
7%
Jan
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
Low
.
.
New Yerk Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Adam Hat Stores Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
J8
STOCKS
Shares
—1
common
ENDED
for Week
.___
Alloys
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
ABC
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Saturday, May 12,
security, whether
.
9
■
/
•
Feb
Jan
Ma?
Jan
Apr
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
3D
.
.
.
Monday, May 21, 1951
(2114)
c
NEW YORK CURB
FOR
RANGE
EXCHANGE
18
WEEK ENDED MAY
Week'.
Sale,
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Price.
Shares
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Curb Exchange
New York
$3.75
Aluminum
Industries
Amer Air Filter 5%
common
American
Beverage common
American
Book
American
Cities
Co
American
Hard
American
Laundry
American
Manufacturing Co com
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter Co
American
Natural Gas Co 0%
Apr
104%
Jan
27'A
400
25% Mar
27%
Feb
Castle
11
Feb
Catalin
16% Mar
1% Feb
Central
•
1%
1%
Jan
May
:'v;
Jan
Conv
Central
%
Jan
36%
Apr
78%
Feb
Jan
34%
34%
35%
0°
%
80i
26%
27
26%
27
550
22%
Jan
27 % Mar
{Central States Elec
19%
Jan
22% May
6%
Jan
20%
Jan
26% May
31
Jan
34% Mar
preferred
Conv preferred opt dlv series
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chamberlin Co of America
"5%
~6%
25%
•25%
26%
1,300
32%
32%
150
19,000
7
Jan
300
Jan
40
Jan
35%
37%
Jan
40
Jan
51%
53%
1,500
7,600
32%
10
Republics
44%
Jan
57%
Apr
21
19%
22%
3,400
10%
Jan
24% May
10
11,900
%
Jan
4%
200
4%
Jan
2
10c
Seal-Kap common
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
.
American Thread 5%
preferred
American
36%
36%
%
4%
;
.
I
1,100
9%
600
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
6
100
5%
Jan
7
Feb
Apex-Elec
Manufacturing Co
Argus Cameras Inc__
1,600
6%
Jan
15%
15%
17%
20,600
10%
Jan
18% May
•
10
*
10%
10%
800
10%
Jan
10%
113% 113%
20
111%
Jan
•
19%
18%
20%
2,900
50
45%
45%
45%
125
2.50
1
10%
10%
li1/.
19
19
19%
Light $7 pfd.
Aro
Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
Jan
48
r,eoo
10%
Apr
12%
4,200
13%
Jan
23% Mar
Electric Industries—
American
£1
dep rets, reg
Associated Laundries of America
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
V/a
1
90
Atlantic Coast Line Co
"5%
Atlas Corp warrants:
Atlas Plywood Corp.
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic
Voting
5%
1
Jan
4
25%
Fell
Continental
Continental
Apr
5%
7%
Jan
Cook Paint
Apr
Feb
Corby (H) Distillery
Class A voting.
.
Feb
7'A
7%
8%
900
7%
Jan
8%
17%
17%
17%
3,200
16%
Apr
21%
B
Babcock & Wilcox Co
los
de
12%
12%
4%
4%
800
5% Mar
^
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
Refractories
Baumann
(L)
& Co
Beau-Brummel
Beck
Ties
Aircraft
36%
.25
common
Bohack
Scrymser
common
Co
I
;
.
Light
Gas
A___
Co
British
American
Amer
British Celanese
Amer dep
British
n%
x3 %-
Power
81%
4%
preference
21%
cumulative
Bruck
7Va May
v
.
400
4V»
2,000
20%
Jan
5,500
8V»
Apr
9%- Apr
Jan
27% May
"•J
30%
31
12%
12%
12
12
30%
23
1
■
30
'•
'
:V
Jan
7%
Feb
25V*
Feb
24
Feb
Mar
11%
Feb
13
150
10%
Feb
Co
850
105%
2%* Jan
26%
Apr
3%
fi--';
12%
Jan
'
10
common
1
2.50
46
47%
650
46
19%
20 "A
700
18%- Apr
May
6% Mar
6%
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
2,000
X16%
19 %
10.800
10%
Jan
19% May
23%
24%
800
20%
Jan
29
Mar
8
Jan
13
Feb
15% Mar
14%
14%
14%
3,300
13
22%
22
23 Va
4,200
20
Feb
11%
11%
400
%
6,500
3%
3%
4,100
1
12%o
May
6%
*
_
48
22%
18%
Jan
common.,
Estate
3%
-.500
6% %
4
10%
-IIIl
Power
Insurance:
10%
7Vb
21
•
8%
Jan
%
Jan
3'/a May
4Va
400
Ltd
Mar
4
200
3%
Jan
11%
9,500
6%
Jan'
7%
5,800
21%
50
4
23%
Jan
12% Mar
60
100
7 Va May
20Var
Jan'
5%
Jan
4% Mar
12%
Feb
j
Transit
Co
Carnation
Co
Co
Biscuit Co
200
10
"%
"/a
2,800
100%
~~~*
1
350
22
33 %
300
33
100
1,700
98
101
111% 111%
"2%
2%
3%
275
25
25,400
62,400
33.
:
May
16%
Feb
16
Feb
i*«
% Mar
Jan
'
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8%
1,400
8%
Apr
12%
Jan
6%
6%
1,8UU
6
Apr
6%
Feb
16%
16%
16%
400
16%
16%;'17%
7,100
15%
Jan
16% May
14 Va
>
Jan
18% Mai
Feb
4% May
4
lJ
-
80
74%
75
52%
13,800
85
Jan
•
May
Jan
Feb
8%
400
8% May
12%
Feb
5
12%
12%
13%
5,700
11%
11%
12
«1
-
2%
2%
3
5
*
Jan
13% Mai
2%
Jan
Jan
9
400
1,500
.*
10
15 % Mar
2%
a
Jan
10%
'
-
4V4
3%
Feb
34*
12
12%
72
Apr
Jan
14
13%
J 250
14%
12 Va
Apr
Feb
7% Mar '
6J/e May
2.50
B
'
34% May
10 Va
200
Jan
28%
•
5,200
32%
33
<
Feb
60
36%
6%
Feo
18
Jan
2,900
„
3%-
50o
5
100
6%
7
-
12%
,
136%
Jan
12%
Jan
:.2%^..
'
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J
.1,300
24
12%
,12%
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>
Dominion
Duke
Bridge
•
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3%
Apr
Jan
Mar
"
Jan
30%
Feb
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Jan
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31%
13
13
13
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Co.
Durham Hosiery class B common
Test Corp
Apr
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400
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16
167/a
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Feb
Jan
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Apr
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Jan
41 Va May
Apr
94
14%
450
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79
300
84
84%
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,
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Duval Sulphur
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Jan
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common
29 %
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25
States
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78%
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81
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30
32%
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84
82
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85
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Feb
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13%
1
11%
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Electrographic Corp common
161% Mar
4 Va
Jan
24 Va Mar
37
Jan
7% May
9
Mar
4
May
4%
33
;
Mar
103%
&
Equity
-$2
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~7%
7%
5
21%
21%
10c
...1
1%
32%
Equipment
Corp common
convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka
14%
Feb
May
19 Va
Jan
22%
Jaa
11
Jan
13
Jan
40
104
Mar
8
800
6%
Jan
21%
500
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600
12
32%
5
1
25
104
104
100
%
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1,200
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24
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Apr
Jan
34
Apr
6
Mar
Apr
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Millwork Corp
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May
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20%
Share
107
94
175
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&
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125
97'
11%
Bond
3Va
4 %
93%
93%
preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
4
105
-
105
preferred series A.
$6
14 y8 Mar ?
13
34%
100
prior preferred
Apr
109%
Apr
2% May
Va May
.*113%
%
4,800
Jan
lft
Jan
Feb
18%
Jan
Feb
5%
12
%
15%
Corp Ltd
KUreka Pipe Line
Jan
% May
Palrchlld Camera & Instrument
31%'
32-%
...
11% Mar
11% Mar
1% Mar
1% Mar
.
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21,400
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22,300
16% Mar
22%
v
May
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54% Mar
Class A common
Duraloy
22%-
4%
327/a
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■
x
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22%
25
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Textile Co Ltd common—— *
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143
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-
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■
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Jan
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Apr
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3%
•
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33
37—250
•
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3%
Brothers- Inc.
20%
Apr
9,200
4%
42
8%
5
Jan
3%
7%
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partlc——*
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common
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Electric
27%
24%
4%
1%
Jan
Feb
£j
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2s 6d
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,
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3V4
700
,
.
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Apr
33
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Ltd—
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•
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Mar
161% Mar
•
common
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd.
Carreras
Jan
144%
118
40
Feb
Mar
23%
3%
5
2.50
Carr-Consolidated
5Va
.
1%
2A 72
Jan
2%
1,530
4%
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12 %
8%
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Empire District Electric 0%
100
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc..
&
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,
1,400
•
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-
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56
24%
100
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Carman
128
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.
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Emsco
common
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.11% Mar
0
debenture.
& Manufacturing
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preferred
City Products
...
11%
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Canadian Marconi
Jan
•
Jan
26
60
common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
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27%
9%
14
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4%
Canadian Industries Ltd—
t apital
fiii
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Jan
12
5%
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-120
preference
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.25
•
common.
Co Ltd
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5
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Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canadian
4
1
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Canada Cement
im/4
Jan
8%
7%
.
600
V
4%
73%
Apr
61
!
1 %'
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)—
4%%
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13 Va
Jan
Mar
3%
300
Jan
defining common
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Fire
100
<
5,100
Jan
Eastern Malleable Iron
California
Jan
3%
3%
Dominion Steel & Coal clam
113% May
Corp Amer dep rets
Camden
Feb
1
common
Dominion
5%- Jan
103% May
%
„
Co
Burry Biscuit Corp
Sugar
Feb
10%
12%
Domestic Finance Corp class A.
Feb >
775
2.50
Line
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Caiamba
10%
Jan
;.7%
1%
Dobeckmun Co common
3% May
30%
104% 107 %
•
Cable Electric Products
Jan
6%
800
Sugar common
Distillers
15 Va May
19%
23%-
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5%
3,200
.,
May
12% May
14
29 %
3%
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Devoe &
May
9,700
12%
47%
1
common
Ring
2,400
Jan
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Detroit Steel Product.,,
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12
3%
Jan
3% May
Jan
3%
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33 %. Jan?.
300:-:,
27%
Apr
May
5Va
1
,
Jan
32%
27%
10V4
40%
7% Mar
33
100
7%
■
4%
5
1
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8%
20%
Jan
3%
27%
Jan
2,500
67
65%
129
1
Detroit Gasket
33
27%
2,100
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13
1
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co clase A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
7% May
4%-
'l"•
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7%
8
/ ■;
3%
*
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Davidson
Feb
87%
1,500
50
9,200
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Mar
20
7%-
•
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Burma
Jan
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.
7Vaf
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.
Feb
D
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14%
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9%
Jan
6%
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Mar
47/a May
1,100
6%
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4%
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26
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Rubber
(EL) Co
Pipe
11%
16% May
22
9%
Apr
10%
23
59,000
34%
9%
33
6%" Jan
900
21 Va
5
Jan
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1% Mar
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4,300
4%
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6% May
'
100
5%
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Jan
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Feb
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17
.
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16
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11%
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•
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24% Mar
11%
-
200
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•
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vtc
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350
12%
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36% May
300
Apr
22
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Crystal Oil
Ltd—
rets
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Class
700
8V2
21%
Apr
13%
American dep ret. ord rag
Tobacco—
deprcts ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
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36%
30% Mar
13%
24
2% Mar
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Jan
36%
2%
Feb
Jan
25.;.
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Jan
4
300
•
-
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Apr
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2%
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Jan
15
15%
72%
Jan
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6% Mar
Jan
15%
2,0®0
•
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5 Va
100
6
12%
•
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Feb
11%
1
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common—
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15%
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Brazilian Traction Light &■ Powers...*
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Corp common
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Apr
Jan
Jan
11%
Inc
Crowley Mllner & Co
Jan
11
5
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Bourjols Inc
14'A
*3%
1
prior cumulative preferred-100
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12%
•
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;
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12%
66 %
9%
7%
Crosley Motors
Jan
21
—4
common
Blue Ridge Corp common
Blumenthal (S) & Co common:
(H
8%
8%
-1
Blckford's Inc common
li
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry <fc Mach Co com.*
Black Starr & Gorham class A
•
Blauner's
Apr
2%
15%
—1
—1
Canada common
Hedges
6%
~6
-1
common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson &
16,300
—1
common
of
Telephone
~77/a
127/a
—1
common..
Shoe Corp
(A S)
Bellanca
Bell
Inc
"7%
12
7%
-1
Jan
Ltd—
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Croft
13%
97/a
8'/a
1
American dep receipt, (ord reg)—£1
Creole
Apr
25
65%
Petroleum common
Courtauids
Jan
6
Feb
5%
—
Feb
10 %
1,900
1
preferred class A
Cosden
13% May
4%* Jan
6,800
5
$1
Jan
43%
V,
Jan
11 Va
Andes—
shares
American
12%
1
Baldwin Securities Corp
34% Mar
4,100
10%
1,700
25
Reynolds common
&
Corroon
37%
36
78c
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco
36%
•
7%
Jan
69
9%
—10
T
Feb
Jan
4,200
12%
6%
425
n%
1
Co
Gold Minei
Cornucopia
Jan
200
non-voting
B
Class
7%
4,300
7%
33
10
Gar-Na-Var Corp:—;
—1
Foundry AManhlne Co,—1
& Varnish Co
•
Jan
Apr
20
200
Apr
6%
7%
13%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Feb
5%
5%
11% May
13%
1
Airlines
Consolidated Mining dc
Jan
Jan
25 Va
Consolidated Liquidating—
May
%
82%
May
5%
7,000
3,400
IV. Mar
~7%
.*
3
Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
6%
5%
76
72
100
23%.
5%
22
23
1
V
75%
72
Apr
2%
1,500
3%
3%
Apr
60%
400
76
70
Jan
ii
•
Tel class A
Associated Tel &
May
10
8%
600
9%
9%
9%
„
•
Jan
38%
*
Colt's
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
Manufacturing Co.
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
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"Consolidated Gas Utilitle
Feb
Jan
35%
27%
■
Colonial Sand & Stone
21% Jan
Jan
Apr
4%
30
12%
Development ordinary
Colonial
114% May
15%
40
9
100
"4%
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Colon
Feb
.
Jan
600
20%
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—-4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club Aluminum Product. Co
10"%
11%
May
'
Jan
5%
r6%
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9,300
Apr
12
11%
1%
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10
Jan
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181%
Jan
8%
12%
—1
Inc
Jan
155
Jan
27%
Manufacturing Co.
Neon
12 %
12%
Feb
IVti
100
Apr
8%
12%
113
16%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4% % convertible preferred
com
Apr
Jan
820
8%
68%
-5
10
4
Mar
5%
Feb
94% Mar
.
36%
ii%
10
105
Jan
16%
Jan
Apr
8%
Consolidated Mining..
Clarostat
179%
8%
6
Jan
15
preferred
Associated
Apr
Apr
May
85
77% May
:
Apr
27
22
Apr
May
5%
certificates
trust
20
3%
May
22
700
11'/a
Jan
15
Gas common.
Arkansas Power &
400
3
25
7%
Auto Stamping—
City & Suburban Home.
Clark Controller Co
17 % May
class A non-voting
Common
106%
"
■
Jan
36%
6%
700
6%
6%
*
9
106
106
1
Arkansas Natural
~8%
8%
Jan
8
3%
pfd__100
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4%
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& Southern
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Chief
Mar
13
Apr
10
200
10%
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8%
9
8%
175
175
10
City
£1
1
1
dep rets ord reg
Chicago
Jan
10%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American
Cbesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Apr
5
6
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Jan
11%
118
8%
8%
2
Angerman Co Inc common
Apr
77%
..
100
100
10
-2
Cherry-Burrell common
Jan
8%
8%
common
Corp
Charts
Jan
10%
6
Anchor Post Products
Jan
6%
-
11%
preferred__100
6%
%
112% Mar
150
114
114
•
B
Writing Paper common
9
'
%
33
17%
89
7%
51%
35%
6 Va
Jan
1,200
22
77%
Ohio Steel Product.
--1
Central Power & Light 4% pfd—-—100
Feb
7%
i
Apr
26%
10y
preferred
3.50%
May
4%
15%
4,300
3%
22
Maine Power Co-
High
7
Mar
200
7%
1
6
1,600
16
—1
•
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84
l.lfl
•
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of
%
29
class A
Chem
&
America.
Illinois Secur Corp..—
preference $1.50 series
preference $1.40 series—
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Mar
1%
Jan
1%
& Co.,
Corp
5%
,
16
..10
Low
800
7
5%
common-
%
•
pfd
13
Jan
1
500
1%
1
Co
B
American
6%
9%
250
5,000
•
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American
Class
Apr
93%
14%
20
26
Machine
(A M)
67%
250
1 V ~lYa
1
1
29
Co
Rubber
Products
8,800
Light—
&
Power
Class B ex-distribution
Casco
72%
96
10%
IB
A____l
1
—100
pfd—_
conv
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Carter
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
6%
—1
(J W) Co common.
Jan
77
26%
26%
•
•
Manufacturing
Goods
Low
Par
69
100
preferred
cumulative
Aluminum
Exchange
New York Curb
High
Low
95%
69
•
America common
Aluminum Co of
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
y
35% May
1% May
9
Jan
27% May
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RANGE
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STOCKS
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New York Curb Exchange
•
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Low
Par
10c
York Corp common-—
55%
Fishman
,
Ford
.
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3%
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Class
:
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of Canada—
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3%
B
3%
31%
10%
10%
4,500
.
25
62%
9%
3%
10%
Jeanette
Apr
Feb
66%
75
Glass
Co
Feb
Jim
High
Low
Stores
Co
(N
5
32%
34 %
1,100
26
Feb
3%
5
3%
37/a
4,400
Jan
2
1%
2
500
2%
2%
500
1% May
2% Apr
1
Co
5%
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Kokenge
20%
Feb
7%
May
32%
common
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Julian &
400
1
J).
36
Apr
4% Mar
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
22%
Jan
Apr
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American
Ford
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
5%
£1
5%
-12
%
—1
10 %
10%
1.25
Franklin Simon & Co Inc commonli-_l
8%
Fox
•
deposit receipts bearer—-
Pitt Brewing
Co_
convertible
Fuller
!
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(Peter)
4% %
t
5%
1,900
%
7,900
4%
5%
Apr
1%
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
of France—
American
Fort
•
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% May •
10%-May, ~
100
9%
1,500
■
41
41
11%
11%
_5
11%
1,000
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Jan
Jan
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Feb
9
45
12%
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Kawneer
Jan
Jan
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8% dan~
v-8%
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•
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8%
•
Apr
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1
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&
pfd
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16%—• .16%-
5%. preferred
.*
100
Ggilman Mfg Co common_1
1
General Builders
;
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Corp
com—1
6%- .convertible preferred--.
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reg
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Jan
class,
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5
Gobel (Adolf) inc
1
common
class
Sugars
A
15%
■
29%
1,300
4%, -5,/a
1,800
5
*
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Class B
$4,50
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prior
preferred!
-
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Goldfield
Consolidated
Goodman
Manufacturing
Gorham
Mines
Manufacturing
—_1
Co
100
82
30
%
/
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Gray
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'Great
pfd__25
conv
Varnish
;
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^
Apr
17% Feb
Jan
30% Apr
!_
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12%
12%
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100
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,124
100
w
Lake
Lakey
V
Lakes
Great
Northern
Oil
Chemical
&
Co
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2%
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2
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24'/2
24'/2
25
_!
_!
Lanston
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•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
50
0
2%
' "
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5
5%
•
5%
5%
12%
i2%
•
Corp
Paper
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
Ravon
!
common
Light
-25
common
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2
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Mar
Mar
-
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Helena
5%
Feb
6%
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18%
;
32%
Feb
*;
44%
Jan
5%%
7
500
10%
11%
400
9%
27%
29%
3,000
23%
*
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)
13
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1_
.2
—
preferred
_100
15% Mar
19%
preferred
Henry Holt
Hercules
12% Mar
14
'
Steel
;
(R)
1
Jan
96 V2
Jan
4%
3%
4'/8
1
6%
6%
7
preferred—
—10
2.50
8
__
13
8'A May
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
5
11
1
__
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V.,Hormel
Horn
Co
Inc
5%
14%
14%
44%
/ 44%
Baking Co
Hardart
&
;
100"
28'A
Humble
Oil
Hurd
Lock-Ac
SHuyler's
,
&
1st
Refining
convertible
150
.«•*
27y2
600
108'A 108%
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5
:__!'i-l
Securities—
113% 120
1%
Stores
11
10
10%
4'A
4%
.-1,000
20%
700
Mar
18
19y2 May
275
1
Feb
5% Mar
3'/» Mar
3V2 Jan
19'A
Apr
4% Feb
27
Jan
.
1
Imperial
Chemical
--
23%""- ^2^50-
v
27%
18% M*r
Jan
5
American dep receipts registered—_£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
33%
33%
34%
22,500
10%
10 %
10%
2,800
of Canada
5
—
5
4%
100
5
25%
10%
Jan
-
39
12
40%
112% 113%
15%
16%
80
Xll0%
Apr
Feb
May
:
,113% May
14%
Jan
17% Feb
12
1,900
-
28%
12 %
41% Apr
32 % Mar
12,200
.
Textile
Jan
15% May
1
Steel
Midwest
10
10% Mar
49
50
15%
15%
16%
7,600
14
14
14%
4,400
2%
1,600
*
•
common
dividend
shares
of
&
5%
Feb
Apr
37% Mar
Jan-
12%
Feb
11
10 % May
Feb
Jan
6%
.1
1
14%
14%
8
1%
3,400
8%
3,100
14%
800
8
r.
15%
56% May
5
Mar
Jan
8%
Feb
12%
Jan
1% Mar
2
Jan
Apr
9%
Feb
12%
Apr
16 %
Jan
13
Jan
16%
Apr
10
Jan
11%
Feb
8
6,400
—
;
9% Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
9
1,600
—
25%
150
25
Jan
27
Feb
1,650
18
Apr
24
Jan
5
200
4%
Jan
28
800
22%
Jan
30%
5
19
27%
18,1
25%
18 TV
1'
*
30%
50
4%
4,600
5.
27%
"37/a
37/a
6%
30%
30%
175
15
14%
15%
Corp.
1
1
3,500
6
ri
34%
38%
2%
Loan
class A
Society com
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
participation pfd
Corp of America
Moody
Investors
Plan
1
*
*
10c
States
Power
10
common—7.25
States
Tel
Tel—!
Producers
May
Jan
13%
Jan
26,500
2%
34%
2,800
92
92
100% 101%
preferred
100
Jan
Apr
40
preferred
100
series B—100
cumulative
cumul
3%
6
30% May
14% May
102
Power Co—
preferred series C
30% May
1,909
30%
*
4.80%
2% Jan
2%
93
Co
98
Jan
107
Mar
2%
167% 169
169
~4%
"4%
19%
~4%
20
11%
Jan
101% Jan
2% Jan
165
Apr
185%
Jan
36%
Feb
4% May
16% Jan
4%
Jan
2%
100
200
1,900
600
99 %
39
39
21
21
400
19
U%
11
11%
10
50c
24%
24%
24%
7%
7%
8
2,100
17%
18
1,000
1
4%
4%
300
3%
18%
3%
19%
7,900
5
.
17%
200
20% May
13
Feb
Apr
103 % Mar
May
9%
1,000
Feb
Apr
10%
5,200
280
common—
Feb
May
40
May
2%. May
May
500
common
Company
Jan
45
May
May
Ring common——2.50
Piston
Muskogee
19%
103%
93
—10
Muskegon
Feb
92
41
5
Feb
7%. Jan
35%
100
10%
Mills
5%
Jan
50
39
Co
35
25
99% 100%
Ohio Mfg
Feb
29% May
75
11
^100
5%
34
93
93
2%
99%
<fc
Vernon-Woodberry
Muter
13
Jan
3% May
13%
common
4.00%
Monroe
Jan
Mar
56
13%
50
*
100
—
Pictures common
Monongahela
4.40%
9
500
1%
Feb
Jan
7
8,100
12%
14%
4
300
1%
*
10
—10
pfd
preferred
Canada
Light 5Vc
Service
Public
Monogram
16% May
Jan
7%
*
10
Pwr
Molybdenum
Jan
May
2% May
3%
12
Feb
50
3%
.50
2.50
Feb
12% Mar
Jan
7%
1
1
*
50c
—
convertible
Corp
Missouri
13'A
200
8%
15
Piping & Supply common-*.—*
Refineries
1
Co common-—
50c
4%%
.37
8%
6%
Wohl
Mining
50
10
8
_«
preferred—?
common
Abrasive
Minnesota
Mt
2%
2%
10
Mid-West
Miller
2%
16%
1,900
1,600
1
!—_—__.
$1 conv
Feb
Products—
non-cum
Co
Feb
13%
12%
25c
Corp
Corp
16% May
21
34%. Apr
42% Jan
Feb
2%
13%
1
Petroleum
Oil
May
11%
*
Corp common
States
16
13%
& Scott Corp—
!
Hone
16%
12% Jan
.
11%
1
preferred
700
700
40 % Mar
,_1
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Co
16%
*
Co—
Iron
13%
15%
10
Dredging
&
800
12%
16
£1
& Co class B—Jh—
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Murray
Industries—
Imperial Tobacco
100
12
39
30% Mar
Mountain
22
Jan
*
Mountain
-
Apr
24%
Apr
29% Apr
25% Feb
Apr
22%
11%
"
common
Morris
22%
29%
275
2,800
'
*
Co—'—
Marine
Ltd—
Co
Shovel
Johnson
Mountain
Illinois Zinc Co*
Jan
27%
dan
28% May
30% Mar
Jan
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;
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$2
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32% Mar
Power
Harris
-
Feb
.
..
10%
29%
-
23%
._1
Feb
Jan
5%
•
23% Mar
'
9% May
17%
'
•
Feb
Jan
29Feb
Jan
'
1
common
(The
International
Midvale
Jan
111
Feb
Jan
'■?.'
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•
Apr
;
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15%
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32J/a Jan
3% Jan
IV2 Apr
,100
2,700
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Service
Midland
May
169
Apr
20 "
*
5
4%
1%
1%
13%
<18%
22%
15%
Midland
15% May
45% Jan
'
May
^
102%
4,800
4%
__
—1
Hygrade Feed Products—_'___
-
25
113%
;
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preferred--
Jan
Apr
26%
10
Middle
4% Feb
107% Mar "
50
.
15%
60
Jan
44JAApr.
156
.
5
common
Manufacturing
common
;-Hydra-Electrtc
.
Inc
13%
200
28%
Jan
9% Jan
39
•
10%
.19%
Jan
4%
9,500
'
8
-
^
,v
"17%
700
28%
•-*
Jan
8
—^
-
Co
6%
9% Jan
14% May
May
2% May
600
15%
^
(Karvey)
100
xlO'A
__
287/8
preferred
Hubbell
.8
12,300
45'/2
»
common
50
2%
-
11%
6% Mar
100
■
Public
Micromatlc
9V2 Jan
14,200
..
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Participating preferred
Brothers, Inc
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube—
Michigan Sugar Co common—.
5% Feb
Jan
60
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& Co
A)
2%
54
——*
L—
(Geo
Apr
5%
11%
10%
"i
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common
& Hardart
Horn
•.
Inc.
Stores
3%
400
8
•
•
Feb
--5% Jan
Jan
3,000
10%
9%
——
10
Michaels
9% Mar
2,500
13%
13
*
5,700
19%
25%
13%
Metal
70% Mar
600
10c
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Holophane
9
common
Co class A
&
8 'A
-
-17%
Apr 'v.
<
Jan
a ,900
17
—
5
&
Warrants
Feb
88
67
20
.
•'.15%
•
0
5
Mesabi
15y4 Mar
liy4 Jan
200
•
69%'
Products
-convertible
5%
Hoe
69%
Feb
4 % Jan
' ' •'-
19%
28
*_!
(Texas).
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Merritt Chapmen
Feb
14%
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100
w
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-
500
—
17
9%
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Menasco
'
4%
•
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Co
Power
Mead
Feb
50
;
13
10 % Feb
1,200
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8% Jan
14y$ Jan
175
f
-14% Feb
Jan
4V«
8%
18%
18%
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Marconi
29% May
'
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11% Apr
1,100
13
>
;
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Apr
;
4,500
6%
13 V 13%
16'A
16%
■ ;
16%
!__»
:
6'A
6%
Feb
-46% Mar
•
Jan
4%
9%
—
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Mapes Consolidated Mfg
37Vi Jan
49% Jan
6% Mar
2% Jan
7% Jan
11% Mar
4
Jan
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100
10%
5
common—_*
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,
6%
.
210
1,400
<
vlO%
-
May
900
6% !
-
9%
•
■
Manischewitz
Feb
28%
—25c
A
1%
1
1
^ »% Mar
'
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v
9%
6%
Chain
Gas
Land
Mangel
Jan
Jan
*
Co
Rubinstein
Class
4%
1%
6%
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Maine
23% Feb
Jan
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r
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Hecla
46%
4(A
__
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i
45%
4%
!_
Apr
1ft Jan
M
Feb
26% Mar
1 l'A May
11%
1,600
-
8%
Mackintosh-Hemphlll
54
50
34% x35%
■
__
1
______
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Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
/;
—
5
•
16% ».•
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;4% ■V 5"'-'V
4%
5
common
Steel
Star
Lynch
-
Hammermill
31%
-
X9% Jan
8%
Machine
University
Groceterias
Louisiana
3% Feb
•.
400
-
100
—-i
of N Y—1-
Liberty Fabrics
McKee
12%
1,900
9%
—1
common—
(R
Louisiana
H
Bridge Co Ltd—
__! —a
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
136% Jan
136% Jan
22
__
Realty
Marlon
Hamilton
"4%
9%
13 Va
12
1,200
"4%
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Delaware
Extension
Massey
Hall Lamp Co
5Q
12%
7%
56
Feb
Jan
21% Apr
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
Jan
25% May
9% Mar
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
£1
:
Pwr & Light 4%
Indianapolis
Insurance
Co
JLntecnaticnal
of
North
Cigar
9%
9%
100
pfd„100
America
68
70'A
____!_*
Machinery
68%
13%
13%
14%
9% May
100
9%
97%
310
100
5
!
<
102%
Apr
74% May
13%
800
N
Feb
64% Mar
2,620
14%
Jan
Jan
Nachman
Narnm's
International
Preferred
International
Registered
International
Investors
Iowa
_:_50
91 %
93%
700
shs__*
17%
17
13%
10,100
1—*
17%
17%
.—10
Industries
Petroleum
91%
Products
15%
13%
—1
——
Air
Chute
94
May
12
Jan
7%
.•
18%
-
300
National
19% May
National
11% May
National
l°/K
-
1%
"1%
9,400
3,600
1%
Jan
15% May
2% Jan
Apr
93
1
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see
page
33.
15%
*
*
■
"7%
16%
200
15% May
7%
7
%
700
National
400
"%
lan
,
—IB
-
-
Fuel
common.
common
common
Cooker common
Pressure
Radiator
National
Rubber
•
Feb
National
Jan
Steel
18%
% elan'
National
Co
Machinery—
common
13%
13%
2
•
Jan
4% May
9%
17
13%
.
13%
7,900
9%
500
17%
300
17
13%
13%
1,800
18% May
5%
Feb
3%
Jan
4
Feb
17 %
Apr
22
Jan
34% Mar
11%
Jan
13% Mar
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
17% May
16% Feb
13
12% Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
12% Mar
-4
10 %
10%
10%
200
lo
13%
13%
13%
600
10
Jan
16
18
17
18
800
15%
Jan
20
25%
25%
175
25%
Apr
29% Feb
2,100
3%
Jan
Products—,——1
Car Ltd—
-*
Transit
2,150
14
*
34% Mar
1
-_1
Starch
National
3%
•
—
Fabrics
Mfg & Stores
Feb
1
25
Gas—
Mallison
-
10%
7% May
•%
*
■
Hess
Breweries
preferred
20% May
Jan
12 Vb
89 %
>'
15%
100
_——
Italian Superpower Corp com
ii.
Jan
National
preferred
!.———.
Fireman Manufacturing v t c_
Irving
78 %
Service Co
3.90%
Iron
-
1
common
Bellas
National
*
A
coupon
shares
Royalty
Public
series———'
Metal
International
Inc
National
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50
Corp
1
~3aA
3%
3%
1
Jan
Mar
-8% Mar
I
I
5
'
Feb
10
-
'w;
...
•;
"
Apr
28% Mar
127A May
Jan
22%
300
__
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*
1
V
2JA. Jan
46
-650
"
15%
12
__
33%c
1
Co
Machine
&
of
Tourneau
Class
Feb
9Va
Apr
26,200
x50%
*
-17* Jan
•
'300
■10%
•15%
,_10
—
Ltd
Communication
1
Co
Co
Monotype
Salle
Lone
Mar
32
May
!_.
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'2%
1
37%
Jan
■x3%May
3,800
9,400
Jan
24
3,300
%
v
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10%
•
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Corp
Locke
23% Apr
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130
132% )
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10 v»
5
7.50
Forge
Foundry
Lamson
Loblaw
"
Great
Rubber
Company...—
Apparel Inc
Shore
Lionel
" if Jan
68
Jan
50
126'A
131
u-
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common
Brewing
L'Aiglon
Le
Feb
Jan
975
124
__
Jan
,
-
-
stock
(The)
Lefcourt
Feb
V
10lAMar
3,200
v
'
Jan
7%
Pacific Tea—
Atlantic &
Non-voting common
7%
1st preferred
*
29'/2
'•
-
20
''40%
87
Jan
Jan
'* 55
--
12%
5
■*
20
__
1
2
(IB)
20
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common.,
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
35
82
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ft
50
'
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Laclftde-Christy
La
5% Apr
60 - Jan
3% Jan
49%
38
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29%
28%
28 Vs
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8% Jan
v
7% Jan
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May
35
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23% Feb
i_
38
82
38
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Jan
'
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*
—
Petroleum
Krueger
19% Feb
Apr
-11% May
6,100
11 */*-■?■ -2,300
27%
27%
•X3%
I
108% May
19
35
3%
Hotels Corp
Kobacker Stores
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28%t Jan
-
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13%
Jan
107
50
27%
Feb
May
15%. Mar
Apr
9
16%
1,300
May
-
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16%
'7%
Jan
550''-3<YlVt A&c-20*
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preferred
7%
26%
Kleinert
22
Mar
-105% Apr
Jan
7%
26%
Klein
;
8% Apr
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1
Kirkland
9% May
•
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i
1,900
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;
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650
-
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108%
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•
500
825
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Kingston Products
13 iV ~z£~^r^--u100- c.tFeb,
Gerity-Miahr Ccrp
Gilbert
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preferred-!--.;!!!^
114%
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preferred:
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2% Apr
2% Jan
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18%
*
common
Knott
20%
Service •'$6'
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300
-
•'4%
10
18%
108
I
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13 y4. Jan
"9%
108
I
Jan
18%
100
Jan
8%
Jan
15%
"9%
5
King
*
.r7%
•
5% Jan
>■
:
__
—
20%
5% May
'
1,000
■••••-
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
- 4 •
Jan
' 5% Feb
'23
Jan
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3
16%
100%
1
6%
16 % Jan
06% Apr
3,200
-
2%
-
__
-
pfd—!—1100
General OiatdoorAdv 6%
X
•
!iHi5
common—
'
••••■'•
__
pfd A—_—10
,
General Fireproofing
2%
2%
*
General Finance Corp 5%
/
!
V
3,800
-
6%
-
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General Electric Co Ltd—
-5%
5
-
General Acceptance Corp____^_-____!_-l
% V 6%k
General Alloys Co
_____—..!
;
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'
105 %
—
*
&
Kings County Lighting
Gatineau Fewer-Co; commoner
30
1,700
27%
108% Apr
5% May
15,300
106
26%
26%
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%%
preferred
t
6%
106
'
•
(Walter)
5%
5%
100
Co
Kennedy's
Inc
Key Co common
Kidde
,
Range Since Jan. I
High
.10c
Lake Sulphur
O'Mahoney Inc
Brown
—1
common
Jefferson
Feb
Jan
Low
Jan
32
Jan
4b & Jan
*
1,900
—*
•__
Shares
Par
\
•
for Week
of Prices
Jan
Feb
29
100
;
50% v ;
48 %
Sales
Range
tale Priee
High
55% May
>3% Jan
54
48%
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Jerry
'—*
..
18
STOCKS
100
^ I;'''l';,l
non-voting
voting——_
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Low
57%
31%
Co Inc——_1
H)
ENDED
Friday
Share*
v.
High
55%
$2 dividend cumulative preferred—1
j:
.
10
WEEK
for Week
«f Prices
w
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
,
Fire Association (Phila)
First
Week's
-
4%
Feb
Jan
Feb
1
I
1
I
1
|
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
_
(2116)
....
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'#
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Price*
Shares
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
.
*
Exchange
New York Curb
Low
Par
Meter common
Mur Co common-—.
England Tel & Tel—
Haven Clock & Watch Co—
New
4
Co
5'A
Feb
Rowe
Jan
20%
Jan
Royalite
Jan
5,580
93%
Jan
118
May
Ryan
Aeronautical
2% Mar
4
Jan
Ryan
6 'A
,
600
10,200
9%
9%
10'/8
4,300
2'A
.i—1
2'/»
12%
I
6,500
.
Auction
&
York
9%
Merchandise
,3
350
31
10
/
9
Jan
300
May
37%
St
Jan
12
Ltd
Jan
Lawrence
Share Corp
Ndes-Bement-Pond
o
common
Niagara
North
RR
Penn
Co
Northern
Ind
Northrop
16 JA May
Schick
4lA'<
Serv
Pub
18 V#
20%
15%
Feb
20% May
1%
53,600
6,800
49'A
100
17'A
4'/a
Feb
94'A
95 V2
1512
14%
17
36.600
17'A
17%
18
1,000
-
130
(D
Seeman
•
Segal
Lock
Selby
17
Apr
19 »/# May
3 common-*
preferred
.100
Natural Gas———_—15
Co
Ohio
Brass
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
Old
class
May
Corp—
Oliver United Filters, class B
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc—
Inc
—
Apr
32%
17%
Apr.
F"eb
Silex
1,900
8:%
Jan
Co
Can
200
18%
Jan
18%
40
44
17%
17%
—-—5 ?>.—
common
25
b'.t
1st
preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5'// redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80 'It
red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting
54.50 preferred™—0
$4.40 div cum preferred
—_—0
1st
Pacific
2,700
21
Shoe
3M
1,500
2%
May
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
Light
9 J/4
1%.
6.200
Tubes
Pancoastal Oil
(C
Panatapec
(C
Oil
Paramount
Parker
Motors
Patchogr.e
class
Corp
Penn
Gas
&
Penn
Power
Water &
Penn
Pep
Boys
class
Light 4 %
A
Perfect
Circle
Pharis Tire
Philadelphia
Phillips
Co
common
Co
Screw
Pinchin
Gold
..10c
;
Ltd
:
32 V«
Canada..—
of
Ltd
2%
—50
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical common.—5
Valley Wine Co
i;
1
Polaris
Scale
6%
1st
&
B
Producers
Corp
Prosperity
Co
Providence
Service
'A 'i<
Puget
Sound
__1
;
Co
6
,
6V2
Jan
Apr
35'A
.
Jan
x41
2%
Timber
Feb
11
Feb
U
Jan
Apr
23%
Jan
11V2
Feo
2,400
1,400
4Va
Jan
4% Mar
100
22%
Jan
28% Feb
77/*> Jan
2
7,500
1% May
~2%
Mar
2%
2,600
2 Va May
3%
Jan
33%
Jan
3%
Apr
x58
May
18
Jan
150
4%
Feb
26%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
12 Va
Jan
25
Feb
102
Mar
8
•
19 V2
100
Jan
Feb
300
34
Jan
40
Feb
12 V.
900
HVa
Jan
12%
3,000
14
Jan
2%
6,400
3 %
2% May
Jan
Shoe
Power
9
10%
.10
Apr
Raymond
$3
convertible
Raytheon
*
Recta
Reis
Pump Co
Shoe Co
(Robert
Reliance
B_
Steel
of
Co
Stein
(A)
Co
Richmond
6.25
Engine
Sterling
1
Stetson
(J
Sun
Ray
Bl
Thcw
13%
15%
400
12
400
17'A
Jan
Jan
9
125
18%
17'A May
2,300
17
12%
Rome
dep
27
60
9%
9%
6
6
7%.
27%
60
Cable
Roosevelt
Jan
400
-
—
-9%.
...
30
Co
9,200
Thiokol
Thor
19
Jan
Jan
•
2%
Jaa
30
60
May
Feb
Oil
Apr
Feb
6%
8%
1,200
€
Jan
8% May
4»A
Apr
4%
Jau
1% May
23 Vs Jan
2%
500
500
5
23%
24%
1,400
32%
33
3%
200
2,300
-
31'A
12%. Jan
Apr
Rotary Electric.Steel Co
For footnotes
see
page
;
33.
5
_
10
12>A May
21% May-
Jan
3% May
Jan
17% Mar
20
Jan,
14%
100
14
Apr
17%
Jan.
40 a#
3,500
37
Jan
41'A
Feb
-
6%
10,200
6
Mar
8%
Feb
-
5%
1,400
7%
Feb
-
5%
5%
5V2 May
Mar
30
163
162
162
10'A
6 »A
6%
4%
400
4'/#
4'A
1,000
29%
30%
8V4
3,200
4%
161V2
160
900
900
9%
Jan
io'A
,
Feb
Apr-
30
0
—
5
com
>7%
~2%
10c
...
A 7%
Jan
Jan
33% Jan
Jan
26
7'A
8'A
-
2'A May
3'A Jan
4
5%
2%
May
18'A Jan
350
*;
■
500;
1%
22% May-
3%
Jan
,
20
20
100
20
24%
25'A
650
20'A
20
3%
.1
20'A
': 250
3%
1,800
20
17
36
36
19 %
20%
5%
11
Jan
18'A
Jan
•
.
13 "A May
Jan
34 Vi
Feb
4%
r
Jan
23%
Jan
May
3% May
300
16
—15
Apr
4%
1,200
5
4%
Apr
22% Feb
34% Feb
24'A May
3%
Jap a
*
!:V.
25
0
Feb
1,500
4,600
2!%
—_25c
Inc.
*
2'A
1
Cement,
Apr
May. j*'
16
Jan
*
common..
5% Mar.'
/4%
2%
2%
——5
Jan
5%
28'A
300
21%
21'A
.1—*
common
7%
14'A Mar
300
2'A
4
4
1
Jan
Jan
x22'A
V":-''
15'A
15
6Vt
4'A
4'A May
&
common.;
...
Light $4.56
Co
pfd
5
Inc
Jan
6'A
100
10%
13
13%
86
87
Feb
Apr.
17% May
Jan
17% May
Jan
7%
Jan
10% May
15%
Jan
18%/ Apr..
85
1,300
*210
9%
9%
9%
Jan
15 %
7,800
18 Vs
86
12 %
22
Jan
91
-••
Mar
Security Trust Co Ltd—
i
deposit rets ord registered__£l
deposit rets def registered—_5s
Corp common
—20
Toledo
Royalty
Edison
Corp,
4%%
100
-
6
4%.
4%
4%
(
97 %
98%
125
1%
2 V«
34,400
preferred100
1
3,300
3%
95
Jan.
•
Tonopah
Trans
Mining
True
Lux
of
Nevada...
1
Corp
Temper
1%
1
2%
warrants
3
Feb
2 V» May.
4
2% May
Jan
3%
2V2 Mar
49,600
Jan
,5V« May-*
105
Apr
1% Mar
2,300
2%
2%
2%
Jan
53 V2
Apr
41% Mar
200
45
44 Va
6 V# May -r
Feb
\l
70c
...
6%
6 V»
-
"44%
Shipyard
Trunz
*
Jan
23
Jan
20
Jan
19%
250
22%
22
Feb
16% May
Corp..
Inc
Tung-Sol
2>A.f.u 3,900
2
.•
Lamp
Works
convertible
80c
37%
1
common
preferred
-
Feb
Jan
»"
-2%
Corp.;
Chemical
10c
...5
Corp,..-—
"il-i
Union Gas'-of Canada-^-
Union
96
90
92 Va
Apr
103
Feb
37%
38
50
34%
Feb
43
Mar
Investment'
Union Oil
Co
of
Co—
....
2.4
17%
2,700
13'A
14%
1,000
40%
40 Va
42%
1,900
12'A
Jan
9%. Jan39»
-
Mar
18
May
1?V» Feb
51V* Jan^
6%
7
Jan
24Vt Mar
Jan
23% Mar
__
•*;
18^-*'
7%
7%
1
%
Jan
.4%
Jan
8V4 Mar
-^1.300 F-'.-jlfiVa-Apr
-19% May
7A
'7%
19%
100
•
•
2,600
,
'
.
Feb
8
200
-7
Jan
250
93%
Apr
103% Jan
Feb
76% May
Apr
California—
100
50c
94
,
16%
•%
_j
19%
$3.75 preferred series A.-.;
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
13'A
2,300
U
Realization
Feb
94%
17
18%
16%
17
18%
18%
0
Feb
4%
Unexcelled
2
17%
600
*
1
Tobacco
Amer
Stocks
Feb
Apr
Feb
2,000
16%
17%
8
1
L„
Realty & Construction
Allied
8%
16%
8%
16%
25c
<fc
Feb
22'A
112 V2
300
17%
1
Inc
19%
19
5
;
common
Markets
40
Jan
6,900
*
—
common
200
108'A
19%
0
30 "2 Mar
Apr
Jan
3
£ 1
___5
_1
Apr
2'A
.
100
8 V#
1
Corp
Roling
Ulen
common..:
9%
20
Jan
4 V#
Inc
Feb*
13
0
Corp.—
Inc.
Tri-Continental
4f
<fc
Ccrp
Jan
1%
39%
"4%
ordinary—
common
Corporation
Mar
55 V2
Valley Gas Co— ■'
Field
5%
Jan
Jan
26 Va
9!A
1%
3'A
25
Jan
1,900
4'A-'
for ord reg
Feb
Is
14%
—-1
Products
Co
Drug
Power
Feb
6
1%
receipts
May.;
17%
Electric Co common.l...
Apr
24% May
22% Jan
125
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer
xl7%
1%
38,
50
4%
18,100
6VJ
Inc.—
Portland
Shovel
Todd
4'/#
(Texas Corpi v ,t c
—j—
___1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4Ve pfd F___.ino
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
0
6'A Mar
57/» Jan
-
600
3%
1
1
...
Co__
&
Finch
Tampa
Feb
25
3%
11
217#
2%
:
9%
Superior Tool & Die Co..——
Swan
Feb
18
*
Feb
26V# Mar.
4% Mar
3.000
10 v#
21V.
1
...
(S)
Superior
33%
1%
l
28 V2
*
*
B
(Hugoi
-
Stroock
104%
1
Engineering
500
3%
JO'A
6 V#
Corp..
Corp
Stop fc Shop Inc—2
Jan
1
Radiator
500
IV#
~
Stinnes
Apr
24%
7%
5%
21'/4
1
Inc
25 V.
....
Inc
Rio Grande
<
—•
4%
a**- '*
40'A
common
Sterling
96 V.
15 Va
*'■
400
1
r
r—1
—
Canada
<fc
Brewers
2,200
18%
'
30'A Mar...
Apr
Apr
1,200
4%
4',
"
Corp—
Sterling
29
24%
—* -
32 Va Mar-
24% Mar
44 %
49'A
2
47
47
7—*
Sterling Aluminum
99
17%
-w
27%
,
Jan
Jan
'
Feb
29
Apr
Co—
class
(The)
Texas
Co—
&
Eleetvic
Rice-8tix
r
1
5
common;
Reading Tube Corp class A
Regal
»
preferred
Manufacturing
47
29
27% May
700
Jan
——
...
Tube
Technicolor
% s-
1
10
Jan
Mar-i
Jan
Railway & Light Securities—
Co common
Concrete Pile common
45
200
45%
4%
Light common
Products
Starrett
Toklan
common
23
.
45% Feb
Jan
"
Amer
Packing
Jan
20'A
24'A
—'...10
Standard-Thomson
<
Voting
35%
50
Mar
R
Railway & Utility Investment A
1,300
45'A
5
Tobacco
Rath
Mar.
Vj
21%
25
Corp..
<fe
class
Common
:4E
%
11%
9
8
Jan
5
44
1
<Ky)
$7 preferred
Standard
Tishman
Co
11% Mar.
42%
%
_„25
preferred.
_____
Standaid
Tilo
Power
Apr
*
Edison—
Corp..,.—
Oil
Thorofare
Quebec
42
10
Co—
Standard
98
15%
Jan
6 V#
Jan
Jan
9
1,000
-7
79% Feb-
16%
Apr
21 %
12.50
preferred.—...-
Forgmgs
23
10
1,600
Feb
3V2 Mar
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
28%
r-6%:
6%,-
'4%
6,400
10 Vs
5
9%
Jan
Apr
17%
v
8
5
common...
Manufacturing
65%
45% May
3% May
1,900
1,700
8%
0
common.l
Line
Royalty
Standard
300
2'A
100
com
Co
Pipe
Standard
4% Mar
74% Jan
J16
Jan
13 Va
100
13%
3,200
14
5%
5
9%
——*
Brewing Co
i
...—-2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common
;—1
Convertible preferred •
%
—10
Standard Dredging Corp common—.1
$1.60 convertible preferred.:.'—
20
Mar
Jan
4%
39
Oil
Stalil-Meyer Inc
Jan
Apr
2,400
33
1
Jan
112
500
4
_._J
13%
13%
66%
Mar
74
1
1
Standard
Feb
64 Vt
v
960
23%
3'A
"
—
5%
35% Mar.
55 V# Mar
2,900
—£1
Pipe Line.^
Spencer
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
*
-
preferred—
&
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
105
1,350
Colorado—'
Pulp
Southland
19%
3%
300
10%
58%
Feb
44% May
*
i
of
Pyle-National
Pyrene
16%
B
cumulative
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
11%
1
of Nevada.
class
Gas
Southern
Jan
2,420
23
56'A
31'A Mar
Jna
Jan
'
Jan
13
.2.50
common
America—!
of
1
.-—100•iaurttx-;i<w0 'w'3&
1 v
Co—
Inc
Metals
7%
Apr
3%
9%
vio \i
57%
.20
700
43%
3%
9%
common—
I—
:
Pa
Feb
4%
900
13%
325
20%
Co
Corp
Feb
8%
27%
28 :/4
62%
...19%
4
common—2.50
preferred——'—.
Prenilce-IIall
4
25c
a it;
800
25%
3%
40'%
"5
19'A
35'A
1
0
—*
27%
5V2 Mar
4,800
>
~4%
Feb
Jan
5
*
—
common
25 %
40%
x58%
wa&t-S
-r
,
Canada
of
Lambert
Pressed
Public
Co
Alexander
&
Corp
Pratt
common
Mining
Powdrell
Power
2%
Feb
Jan
29% Feb
19% Apr
Jan
15% Mar
500
800
25%
10%
X58
-
Pneumatic
y
•200
23
"l%
li«
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pleasant
"5%
17%
~5%
27%
700
.4%
70%
109
Publications—
class
Aircraft
South, Penn
28% Mai
~9
35'% May
Jan
'
Mar
15 V.
8 V# May
_
Jan
18%
5%
0
convertible preferred.——
Fattern
17%
"5%
*
——
Manufacturing common.-.-™
1
South Coast Corp common
—s
;__l
Mar
H
Jan
29%
—_*
—...
...
25
24'
14'/a
Apx
61%
25
^...25
44
40
Feb
13'A Mar
5%
"
preferred
21'A May
69 V»
16%
Jan
.
105% May
preference
39Va May
39
1,400
convertible
*350
66 V.
2,300
67%
cumulative
1,200
.
33%
655/«:
cumulative
40%
4
31%
67
25
4.08%
21%
106 "A 108'/a
Jan
Jan
1
25,800
4.32%
Jan
15
~8V«
4.48%
Apr
14 V.
"7%
Jan
55 '
23
1
7%
Jan
,
<4%
,
1%
13'A
0
-.5
common——
7% Mar
12
Soss
6% May
1,000
'A;,
Ltd
100
51
27
common
Mines
Piper Aircraft Corp
1,400
24
shaies.
Amer
1%
15%
Jan
Jan
39%
.
1%
15%
2,200
21V.
4%
1%
1
28
5'A
4%
10'A
5% May
30%
19'A
.
3,100
29%-
75
10
55
55
-
1
common
Johnson
Pioneer
0
Co
Governor
6
27% :
5Va
0
.
5 V2
28
12
14%
Jan
5%
29:,4
29'/a
>
}lar
4'A
——.100
Breweries
Sonotone
.
50c
common
Feb
15 V#
25
3'A
2.50
Rubber
Packing
Phillips
Pierce
Corp
&
2%
12% May
3 V# Mar
preferred—.2.25
1,100
V
Apr
300
prelerence..:
1,300
68
1%
50
3%
1 %
convertible
4
—1
.
11,000
12%
3%
12%,
4.56%
17 V.
39%
—0
Co.—
Power
(The)
15%.
"l%
~3%
1
Apr
44V2
3%
Peppered Manufacturing Co iMass)._20
'. 20% Jan
15'A
4Q
108'A
Jan
cumulative
xl6
"5%
100
16 %
4.88%
28,500
"
com
pfd
400
b'/c * original
6%
>
18%
Feb
6'A
14'A
2% Jaa
47,., May
—
common——.—1
Electric
&
.
Jan
Apr
22
39%
21%
Jan
2
10c
Mining——
Southern California
9%
50
%."'J
29
2,100
1
common
Denn
106% Mar
100
128,900
—
1,200
2%
B——
Southwest
6%
2.50
Co—'
PennroacI
Apr
Feb
48'A
--
2
—
Jan
34%
2 %
0
Co common
Solar
Feo
28%
6
43%
16'A
>.
Telephone common.
0
preferred
——25
$1.32 cumulative preferred—
25
Traffic
27,600
48 Vi
Jan
1%
33%
2%
;
Control——..
Corp
106 V. Mar
I6V2
1
.5
cumulative
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Apr
8%
28%
,
Apr
97Va
67 V2
8
Penisular
$1
25%
373
6%
—1
Mills———.—0
Ltd-
700
—
—
-
shares
Corp
Plymouth
Co
26 % Mar
27'A
Jan
Reel
&
300
Jan
100 %
8.V
2%
39%
1% May
1%
33%
1
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Mar
29
14%
-
Rig
27%- 27%
31
Apr
Jan
—
Amer
26%
Jan
c.
Co
Pen
Pur kerf-burg
Patican
A)
t
27
26%
8%
.
0
—0
——
v
100
300
0
common.
At
27%
27%.
100
Jan
0
Corp of America class A
$3
Feb
Jan
Apr
May
7V.
common
preferred
1st
Page-Hersey
t
Apw-
.1
Feb
33
8V.
27%
-
Feb
3%
11'A
jun
0
Safety
Simplicity
Mar
36%
29 );
300
100
pfd
5%
11
32 V. Mar
.
1,300
29%
27%
27%
27%
-6%
100%
4'A
Jan
2,100
May,
27/* Jan-
Jan
9%
common..,
Simmons-Boardman
17% May
Mar
15
600
:
9%
32%.
9»A
29%
—
3'/«
.
3%
i
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
44
34% Mar
JOO
96%
1
Ltd———
Petroleum
■
.32%.
>
preferred. 5—2
1,100
44V# May
89
9%
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
5%%
Jan.
Jan
Apr
3'A
Singer
Pacific
3%
IV#
.
9%
Hardware
Simpson's Ltd
Pacific Gas & Electric 6",A 1st pid—25
Feb
7 Va
13% Mar
9%
.
6%
;
Jan
53%
1,500
3%
"5%
1%
...1
Co
preferred
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15%
9%
....
113
Jan
15
100
43%^.
-
Jan
26 Va
,
400
1%
25c
common
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B)
Leather
4%
Jan
28%
1,860
13%
;
80%-
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
May
1,800
16%
13%
9'A
1
——
55%
11'A
3073
15
1
7,800
40%
General
&t
tR
Sentry
Jan
Feb
13%
30%
1
—
Securities
105%
.
15'A
30%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Atner shares—
Overseas
60
5%
1,700
78 %
Seiuinel Radio Corp common
Jan
Jan.
Jan
13'A
5
Town
Omar
107 (4 107%
107%
4%s
%
Jan,
Jan*
10'A.. Jan
Apr
4%
-
102% Mar
Jan
48 Va
G-it
38%
Shoe Co
Semler
15'A
223
10
Jan v
8%
1.100
"
78%
1
Shawlnigan Water <t Powerl
51%
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6
6
Bros Inc
Feb
13
100
id
JiS
51
51
-5«A
Feb-
Apr-
17%
Co
Jan
0%
90
94%. May
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V
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—
8%
100
30J
39%
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O
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Scullin
Scrrick
Corp
11V#
17,300
9'A
common——.1
Brick
Securities Corp
Seton
Ogden
10
14 V#
.1
Jan
227# May
Jan
1
*
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;•5%
12%
9
9 V#
Jan
,
*
:
prelerred.-—-——.49
Inc
Jan
6
Jan
3,400
x88'A
■■
Jan
2%
"
5%
"
"'v.
5%
I—Zi
(Del).'
49%
1% Mar
48V2 Mar,
4% Mar
2,300
x21
20
20
.«
.
Corp;common
Fisher
Schulte
14
1
1%
5%
Aircralt
Novadel-Agene
20%
Apr
•—*
50
pfd__100
Airlines
Northeast
Sayre &
Apr
14%
49'A
18 '/a
0
Nipiesing Mines
North American Rayon S3 preferred.oO
North American Utility Securities
*
Noith Central Texas Oil
5
United
Oil Inc
15%
16
Corp
1st convertible
900
15 V2
15'/a
9
,
Jan
1,100
Apr
% May
'Jan
10'A
—*
11",4
10
12 %
T25
Co..
common
Samson
shares
T_—
Ave common....
High
Low
High
.8%
_0
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Mar
.80
Jan
"Jan
341/4
Shipbuilding Corp—
York
Founders
Low
1
Ryerson <k Haynes
Savoy
New
Fifth
for Week
1I'rices
11%. Jaa
Jan
,.17A
10
—10
Corp common
Co Ltd..
Oil
Sale#
V
Kauge
01
Feb
33
34
—10
(The)
Russeks
Jan
77'A
8
Co commonHonduras Rosario.
York
York
Ncw
Apr
64
72
1
Jan
May
53A
50
-
68 %
64
64'A
—25
Ea>t
Consolidated ^Petroleum
«
common
New
New
Jan
17
2%
2%
6'/8
2%
1.
—20
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land-,.New Park Mining Co———
Process
4
1,500
4%
—-1*
Jersey
New
6,700
5%
Week'a
Friday
Sale Price
Par
4%
114 'A 118
116
..100
preferred J—
convertible
% f/e
New
'
Exchange
High
Low
1
Nestle. Le
New
New Yurk Curb
18 »A
18
18
.2.50
Neptune
'
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. i
High
4%
4'/#
—30c
Radio.
Union
National
.
'
■
STOCKS
JX
Sale*
tor Week
Friday
"
United
Aircraft
United
United
Elastic
Covp>_.—
common-
.
—
_5%. "5%-
Corp-warrants—-4.-
Products
95
5%
V*—. •"
36
37
3a
2,300
4,100
-00
.
73%
5% Mar
3*3
6%. Jan
Jan
7-.33V4 Jan
V4
.
Jan
3934 May
«
f
yolume 173
Number 5013
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
...
(2117)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
-
Sale Price
Exchange
United
'
Products
Milk
75c
Moiab>.es
Co
Amer, deposit
United
NJ
Rfi
10%
*'
Sharing
'preferred
Preferred
8%
300
_10U
230
90
237
Feb
230
23
Ohio
Feb
-25
1st
mortgage 3s
3'As
Mar
1970
Piedmont
%
Apr
12
Feb
A 6
Jan
5%
Jan
A6%s
Jan
-«
42%
5,300
42% May
49%
331
—1
common.-
f
248
May
.
39%.
150
38% May
14%
4 00
13%
14 %
14
'
"15%
Feb
tJ S Air
Conditioning
Foil
U S
Co
U S and
class
Corp— —
38'2
5 %
warrants
•
88%
:——
1
8%
,
$5 1st preferred with
U S
Radiator
common
Rubber Reclaiming Co
U ©
Universal Consolidated
——10
2
1%
88 %
-
25
Insurance
Products Co common^
—
9 Vt
•
1,4
8,200-
•
4%
88
8
300
2 >4
2 V.
1,400
91
92
Mar
3% Mar
-1%
500
.5%
3
3 V2
5
ii'/a
37
-
62
400
•
-
Jan
3%
3%
3 Vi
4,300
Feb
91
1
1940
1960
coupon
Gas
mortgage
3s
3%s
(Calif)
1
common—
preferred
eorrvmible
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-'-. Ycne'zhelun
.
< "Venezuela
Petroleum
Syndicate
7%
7%
1,100
52%
9%
(A
G)
20c
•
9'4
.'7,200
•41/»
8,800
.100
•'.4s/«-
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-
,
Feb
-
Jan
37
Apr
7%
Apr
10%
Jan
-
3% Mar
13%
Terni
Co.—_—i
Waco- Aircraft
-2%
•
L-
-
-2°/.'
■
Inc
Weyenberg
12
850
Feb
Jan
*
2%- Feb
-■
*17%
' 2=54
47,300
..-1%-Mar
o%
400
6^4 Jan
6%
~
113% 113%
176
34
<
Jan
(Wm)
8%
Feb
113%, May
May
191
Jan
30
!
Feb
50
26
-34
Mdy
41%
5s
3'As
1970
May
25%
-
2nd
stamped
1989—
22 V2
22 %
23
-2aU
21%
Apr
25%
22
200
16%
Jan
23%
Electric
Penn
1946
3% May
16%
9 V'»
9%
7*/2
7%
12%
12%
12%
-=6%
5
6s
_
6%
<9*4
Brothers
Wilson
5 %>
.»•
•
16
100
5%
1
common——<_
Jan
Apr
19%
8%
Jan
preferred
25
w
x
15 V*
1
f
s
1940
Pwr
6%
Jan
10%
Woodall
Mar
14%
7%
I960—^
650
W)
(F
American
8
21%
15
100
14%
18
Apr
33%
600
22%
18%
-
1959
5s
receipts
—
ACauca
Jan
Jan
43
Danish
Valley
Cons
7s
105
Jan
Jan
14
300
;>
19,4JO
4%
*-
w,.
.
.
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v
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New York Stock
Interest
Jan
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Low
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Quar-Feb
rr'
:
f*
Edison
^Central
A 5
%s
2%s
States
1998
A
series
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debentures
1970
June-Dec
•
I.
"
i
1
'
series
revenue
of
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37
104
97'/z
113
97%
1
120
45
96%
98%
64
67
1953-
111
.
j,
1-..7
96%
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:
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99
102%
106%
110
116%
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„
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81
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71
83%
64
—
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73
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8%
73
26 V*
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9
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2
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54
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
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2008
57
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1997-.
„
-
56
51%
77
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51%
-
79
83
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^
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39
41
26
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42
•
;
29%
Jan-July
29
111
29%
(Plan A)
2%
to
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.
'
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stamped
reduced
Jan. 1
No.,
ifl
V
1958—_Mar-5ept
1947
of)—
Government
RanreSlne*
Sold
High
.
Jan-July
(ser A B C D E)
Janeiro
Interest
to
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
83%
*
6%s stamped
reduced
(Republic
1 %s
121
31
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
=—Feb-Aug
stamped "(Plan A)
'Interest
Rio
llo
116%
(Peru)
(issue
Parana
Peru
103%
City
ARussian
97
111%
;
£56%
Maranhao stamped (Plan A»
Interest reduced to 2'/as 2008
'*
107 Vt
166
7
98
119
Jan-July
97%
104.. 104 J
L
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank-of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
High
101%
158 %
113
1947—1978
97 %
.97%
50
—
.—-May-Nov
i
A
Jan. 1
Chicago. Transit Authority—
3%s
103
50
Loan—
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
!a 7s 'issue of May 1927) 1947
'
Range Sine#
No.
High
103'A
1948—Jan-July
5s debs
102%
£75
-
,
1955-
i-
May
i,
Sold
Mar-Sept
Corp
1954
'
t'
£150
1
Aug
1-
«...
Jan-July
of)—
'
A7s
Bid &, Asked
1102%
6s
65
'•
£75
6%s stamped 1952
'
Ijg Jan
;
June-Dec
Steel
A External
Apr
5
Bonds
Friday's
or
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Boston
5s
Week's Range
Last
46
£22
April-Oct
22% May
lis« May
».
,
Friday
ft
15%
„
Apr
»
43
49
=
Danzig Port & Waterways—
r
"l
32%
$102% 105
Friday
Period
1948—:
Municipal
5%s
External
Feb
Mar
14
6,700
4%;
4%
~i,y
49
45%
£59
—Feb-Aup
i
(Col)—
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947—
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank
£1
—
34
44
"
interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year
7s-April 1946
ALima
Hargreaves Ltd—.
45%.
Low
Ltd—
deposit
preference
Wright
37%
14%.
95
44
—June-Dep
BONDS
Jan
4%
98
—2
Inc
99 Va
•84%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
Jan
13
100
5,100
__100
pfd_
Petroleum common
Woo; worth
8%
4%%
Lt
Industries
Woodley
•
&
94%
96
:
Feb
15%
37%
common
95
44%
-May-Nov
coupon T958
'
Elec
Wisconsin
105%
94%
£93%
April-Oct
——
debentures
External
Winnipeg
100%
Newspaper Union—
conv
-
10% Mar
150
6% /
101
*
Jan
900
.
103
101
,,
"
.Williams (R C) &t Co
Wlllson Products Inc.,
98%
ltf4%
Service.Co—
Traction, 5s
Jan
16%
105
£100% 102
Jan
21%
;>
101%
Jan-July
1969.—
with Dec
-'-Apr
22
___—10
104
Jan
1
Wichita River Oil Corp.,
Wickes (The) Corp__„
99%
-
£102% 103
Feb^Aug
May-Nob
Aprii-Oct
stamped 1946
Industries—
Feb
22
1
Co
<fe
1
101
—
New York Stock Exchange
Whitman
105
101
April-Oct
'
5
—
100 »/4
£22
v
Feb
600
22%
3rd
W"estern
2% Jan
300
**
37
22
l'/O
100%
2
£53
West
Feb
9
Apr
111%
20
....
28
34
22
6%
-
50
.
176*/*
28
500
■
10^
64
101% 101%
104
7s ex Dec 1 1947 coupon 1956—
v
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—:
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A 5s income debentures 1954_i
—Mar-Sept
^ June-Dec
Washington Water Power 3%s 1904
Jan
110 *
=v
..Jan
2Vm
-
113 V*
10'
—
Mfg—
Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
1% Mar
-800
;
3%
•8
Apr
6%
"
w-
:—20
Coal I
10
...
.1%V<
-8%
108%
100'%
101% 101 ye
£100% 104
A
'•
2%- Apr
300
109
6%
Texas Utilities $0 preferred
•
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• '
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800
-
•
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103%
—June-Dec
.
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-TV*
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,,Wenlw<»rth
2% *
-
1%
-
141/2
1
■
7%
165*
101%
Corp—
revenue
a7s
■' 109
-■
j%
,
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preferred.—
——
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1
——
United
2s/.
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l-—
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preferred - i_—_t___—!—;—100 1
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j—-1
5
£100
101%
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupo"n 1953-,
.Feb-Aug
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 couporf 1953-—.:-Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
15% May
W
/' ./ *
.
150
Hydro-Electric Co—
2%s
■'w ■i- Y'i■yfj.
57
(Hugo)
A7-4s
-.
5%. Jan
Jan
55
101% 101%
Jan-July
& Bros
(Hugo)
Stinnes
Feb
96%
i40
250
-
14-%
9
54 Vz
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1
•—
Jan
Jan
82
*
_——
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:
150
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric
3% Jan
A 7-4s
$4
57
-105%
£22
,
Mar-Sept
1970
98%
104%
= Mar
Stinnes
V
'
1981—May-Noo
1973—-
104%
98
102 %
57
'
Starrett-Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
•
99 V8
101
.—Jan-July
Watbr Power Corp 3s
Califorhia
Spalding
-rivYaJspar Corp
1
£100
April-Oct 1
and ref M 3s series B
1st
High
106%
101%
—Aprii-Oct
A "1952
Southern Counties Gas
Apr
--38
Feb
Oct
series
Southern
May
31%
28% -Jan.
1st
Jan
3%
Jan
100% 100%
Low
102%
Hydro-Electric Oo—
Safe Harbor
9% May
.
16
£98% 101
ex
San Joaquin Lt St Pow 6s B 1952
(Southern. California Edison 3s 1965
•'
3 %s series A 1973.
Feb
Jan. 1
No.
£101=% 103%
.—Jan-Julp
*
Range StaeO
Sold
Hi ah
101 % 103%
103%
Jan
44% Apr
6% Apr
25% Jan
"l
lo
Sugar
Jan
-86% "Mar
10
Universal
"Universal
Jan
4%
3,700
April-Oct
Bonds
Bid & Asked
—Aprii-Oct
50-year 5% debentures 1998
Queens Borough. Gas. & Electric—
Apr
2%
Apr
28%
j
'
*
88
2,90
5=54
.
-8=14
-
1,700
40 V2
'
5"%
-88 Vz
2%
-50c
Oil
37
*
"41
1
—
United Stores Corp common
Utah-Idaho
1%
—1
Securities——•
B
International
__
1971-—-i
—
% s with
5%s
.10c
1968
Oct 1 1947 coupon I960
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
41%. Mar
a-
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Park Lexington 1st
mortgage 3s 1964—.—Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964. _'_June-Dec
Apr
3% May
42 %
42%
—25
,
6%
Jan
Power 1st mortgage 3%s
4%
—
—lo
---*
United Specialties
230
25
common
___
Week's
Last
Period
Low
11% May
3% May
100
3%
Interest
Exchange
High
•
Jan
5%
3%
United Sboe Machinery common...
"';
11%
New York Stock
Ltd—
Canals-
&
Profit
United
Low
•
23
ord registered
ord reg new
IS
Friday
rets
■••*Amer dep rets
MAY
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
,11
„
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
preferred
participating
United
<
Low
common
WEEK
tor Week
®f Prices
Par
FOR
'Sales
Last
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Week's
Range
Friday
2012
6%s
£33%
Jan-July
1919
35%
34
34%
2%
2%
17
2
2%
2%
Jan-July
—i—June-Dec
—
2»/4
8
2
2%
;
2%
.
.
Delaware
Lack
&
Lackawanna
of
?j
lit
A
•No
A
4s* series
Elec
1993
B
56
May
1
Jan-July
__Mar-Sepf
.
'
57
-
101
__
-V
-
•
73 %
56
4
V;-
101
64
7
101
109%
£53
May-Nou
1940 coupon
53
.
May-Noc
£22
Mar-Sept
£69
June-Dec
100% lOO-'i
57
—
.
stamped
Mountain
Green
Guantanamo
A
3%s
Power
Western
&
series A
A 6s
—,
.
—
1963
RR—
(coupon on)
Ex-coupon
All
issues
series
A7s
"5 A 7s
E
(Aug
100
GO
47
47
47
"w
1941
53
i..
~l
A7s with Nov
1
used
with
33
61
1940
Altalian
Superpower
Midland
16
60
"w
Extended at
4%
to
6s
92%
98
36
63
93
;
88%.
94
52
58 %
94
34
65
98
24
61%
92%
93
1952
.
98
88%
94
..
-
...
v
>.■
.
„
(35 Stocks)
Date-
1952
'
14——.
47.79
15
1963
Jan-July
;
;;
45%
L
—April-Oct
.79%
•
80
103
—May-Nop
43%
62
.
3
~105
16
17
May
81
...
48.65 Feb 26
43.37 Jan
47.28
I..
May
47%
73
102
11
103
61
;"j
High
Low
2
47.54
_
May
2
47
79%.
'
Range for 1951
u
47.88
49
49
£22
Mar-Nov
Closing
12
May
,':'
.
18—.
—
Range
for
1960
47.40
43.24 Dec 30
47.48
—
High
Low
34.25 July II
;
—
.Jan-July
62
,
1
44%
3
■
:*
'<
,
70
> '
s •
i
:
]
Beiow
are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond»
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
SEG Index of Slock Prices
'
Stock and Bond Averages
erages
on
0? 1
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
May
£55 7
—
New England Power 3%s 1961
■Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—■A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953—i—
listed
-
..
94
*
;Jan-July
coupon
1963
...
•
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumnlfc •
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certiflcoUt,*
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
87
1952
Valley RR—
'
,/=(>
89
87
1
1940 coupon
1
Nov
dividend.
Ex-liquidating
Over-lhe-Counler Industrial Stock Average
89
'
A7s
z
'
"conv," convertible;
May
.
Ex-rights,
'
in receivership.
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
.
y
50
—-Feb-Aug
1957
1952
x Ex-dividend,
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
53
44
>
85
87
1955——
coupon)
1957-—.——1
(July 1941 coupon)
in-year's range),
104%
83
.—.June-Dec
coupon)
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-lntere«4
in year's range)
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hBx *
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for out-
being traded flat.
1," when issued;
*
-
L955__
1941
series P
A7s
70
redeemed
C
A&%£ (Dec 1
rAT9
£52
Jan-July
1958
market
11%
series
Bonds
Abbreviations
70
5
Deferred delivery transaction
(not included
-
International Power Sec—
:A6%s
included
§ Reported
1
■
71
"
a
Under-the-rule
tFriday's bid and
tive;
1961
• 11
—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
5s
(not
112%
A
1953
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
1
value,
par
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
103%
2
-109% 109%
__
64
7
Mfg Co—
.A6yzi with Nov
A6 %s ex
•
e
May-Hoy
1993-:
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
Elihira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marelil
■
Division—
N J
mortgage
■■
RR—
4s series
mortgage
A 1st
;
Western
-
-The SEC Index of stock prices, based 011 the closing prices of 265 common
stocks for the week ended May 12, 1951, for the composite and. by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with the highs and
lows for the year to date, are as follows (1939 average—100) r*
.
-1951-
Percent
so
.
V Mi
1-
•
fr-
~ %
•>
Indus-
.
-
Date—
20
trials
>
.
-
t
Railroads
utu-
ltles
-
10
65
IB
,
'
Total
Indus¬
Stock®
trials
Second
First
Grade
Grade,
Rails
Rails
10
i
Utilr
lties
May 12/51
Total
; .40
Bonds
•Gomposite
±L.
—
.
184.2
,
4
Manufacturing
May 5/51
187.6
,
-
208.0
——
,187.6
—1.8
'"—1.8
209.7
LOW
High
Change
.
-
173.3
"
>
209.7 -
190.8
'
May
12—
May
._
.-
May
15—.
May
16—
._
17—.
._
=
252.14
254.57
-
42.28
93.59
99.33
102.01
96.66
99.85
99.46
82.66
42.42
93.41
99.11
101.94
96.76
99.10
99.40
80.72
•'
252.08
May
Mayt 181—
82.66
257.26
256.08
42.35
91.93
99.07
101.66
96.56
99.07
81.08
42.27
; 92.04
99.09
101.70
96.38
81.77
42.56
■92.85
99.11
101.74
9G.39
99.08
101,71
96.38
-
Durable
Goods.——
99.24
Transportation
99.79
96.24
Utility,
99.86
99.23
Trade.. Finance-and
99.84
99.25
r
"
—
177.1
Goods
-Non-durable
———£-
■
•
Service
—3.1
234.8
—0.8
205.8
200.7
110.4
——
182.8
"
233.0
79.48
42.36
91.10
Mining
'
,
17L1
209:0
194.8
216.6
114.8
112.4
—1.8
—0.9
192.1
—0.1
162.1
109.5
214.4
.
'
4
250.10
|
210.9
,
203.0
191.9
182.9
234.8
—2.5
203.0
.
■1
1.70.0
33
B4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2118)
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
-
—
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
••
-
United States
Foreign
Bank'
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
*
648,640
Saturday———— —
Int'l
Railroad
Shares
Week Ended May IS, 1951
2,277,000
Saturday
2,897,000
Monday..
2,088,000
169,000
2,588,000
307,000
1,663,400
2,462,000
150,000
2,612,000
1,368,780
2,385,400
372,000
2,757,400
1,660,430
2,706,090
3)1,000
3,017,000
1.253,090 >
—
$2,000
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Bonds
'
209,630
!
..
—
_
_
Foreign
Domestic
of
Shares)
IS, 1951
$728,000
$85,000
$643,000
{Nujnber
Week Ended May
2.023,520
Monday
Tuesday
.—1
Wednesday
Stocks
Total
and Miscel.
Stocks
Monday, May 21, 1951
..
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Number of
.
$41,000
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$2,000
;
$43,000
330,030
103,000
10.000
$7,000
8:617,8G0
Total
22,000
2,000
71,000
115,000
35,000
2,000
152,000
342,315
72,000
57,000
1,000
130,000
Friday
337,630
79,000
14,000
11,000
104,000
$457,000
$140,000
$23,000
$620,000
Tuesday
^
^
Wednesday
$14,288,400
$2,000
$1,414,000
$12,872,400
441,660
342,670
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
-
Total
■
•
Stocks—No. of shares—....—--
206,750,343
9,422,480
8,617,860
—--
•
/
1950
1951
1950
1951
.
2,005,035
Jan. 1 to May 18
Week Ended May IS
v
•
120,000
47,000
194,494,542
Week Ended May 18
...
1951
Stocks—No. of shares
•
-
»,
1950
2,005,035
>
-.Jan:l to May 18
1951
2,130,436
1950
47,506,213
45,082,936"
-
Bonds
$17,000
142,000
45,187,710
1,414.000
Foreign
12,872,400
19,144,000
361,707,000
382,967,300
$14,288,400
$20,972,700
$401,373,500
$457,000
$425,000
$9,175,000
$13,158,000
140,000
129,000
4,272,000
7,244,000
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
$427,506,210
Railroad & Industrial
Total
Domestic
i
223,000
1,811,700
37,563,500
$2,000
Bank
International
$128,200
$1,961,000
Government
S.
U.
Bonds
23,000
85,000
848,000
1,070,000
$620,000
$639,000
$14,295,000
$21,472,000
—
Total
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
MAY
18
,
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Par
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Copper
pfd
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
& Albany RR
—
Edison
100
RailwayStamped $40 paid
Stamped $50 paid
Low
149"%
2,972
High
Feb
158%
Jan
100 i;
36%
Apr
46%
Jan
553
38 % Mar
44%
Feb
118%
Jan
135
117%
Jan
130
Feb
x40%
Jan
15
122
122%
43 % 44%
44% May
Boston Elevated
100
100
New
New
issued
when
common
5%
Boston
pref w i
Personal Prop
Boston
&
Trust
Providence RR
Service
Mining Co
Common
Ry—
1st preferred series A
Lines
SS
Eastern
165
8%
Jan
611
83%
Jan
109% May
Feb
1% May
6% Jan
97
18%
15% May
4674
82
Jan
55%
Jan
Jan
25
23% Mar
26 % May
10
78%
90
1
150
'
Jan
May
10%
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
67
Feb
20%
20
*
34%
34%
Copper
RR
Central
*
-1
*
1
**
46
67.10
53%
29%
—
—
100
98
*
preferred
Mathieson Chemical Corp
—
58
Jan
62%
Apr
37%
Jan
49
Jan
730
18%
Jan
21 %
Jan
33%
Apr
37%
Jan
120
75%
Apr
83%
Feb
87
78%
66.88 67.10
53 % 53%
28% 29%
>72% 75%
817% 82%
15 % 15%
97 % 99
39% 41%
77%
—
*
100
common
59
58
__
58
100
110
35
60
—
Jan
173
*
Cement Corp
Lone Star
11%
576
13%
Assoc
Electric
Kennecott
12"%
—
Inc
Safety Razor Co new
Gillette
5%
—
...
100
General Capital Corp
General
'
—
100
100
Stores
National
Maine
1,600
60
60
46
20%
Group
Employers
First
—
Bethlehem
7%
7%
251
12
3zy8
32%
25
Corp
Service
•:
73
102%
10
City
*
Products
Columbia Gas
*
i
Curtiss-Wright
Day Power & Light
General
Motors
52%
50
50%
32-/8
188
32 ',8
May
38%
Feb
76%
300
68%
Jan
82%
Apr
307
83%
Jan
29%
Jan
12%
Jan
I
30
59%
Jan.
13
13%
588
10%
62
32%
73
29%
49%
49%
111
53 %
53%
51%
30
49%
211
55%
49%
•49%
■
Jan
Jan
33 % May
-
Jan
54%
Feb
56% Mar
54% May
50%
31%
8
Rights
54%
88
42%
Jan
54% May
20
26%
Jan.
30
19%
15
19% Mar
31%
—
28%
19%
*
31%
16
to 0
%
931
•
5%
5%
50
«
52'A
52%
35
18%
19%
50
16%
36%
37
38
——
.III*
18%
Jan
38
virr-
-
Jan
'
May
33
32
May
4% Jan
46% Mar
;
May
26%
Jan ;•
Packard Motor Car
Corp
Mar
,11 %
Jan
Pure
Radio
14
r
28%
•'
y.
.
i. *
Oil
May
Jan
46
812
„
Jan
32% Mar
10% May
50%
Ohio Edison
10
May
10%
*
Jan
12
30
5
Ycrk Central
15%
50
32%
«
Jan
8% Mar
Jan
13%
new
National Distillers
High
51
Apr
7%
10%
•
7
National Cash Register
New
30
'7
1
Federated Dept Stores
General Electric
73
42
98% 106%
-
_
„
12
52%
'
'
*
Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cities
135
-13
_
_
43%
6% Mar
54%
1
Jan
Feb
20% Mar
Street
preferred B
preferred adjustment
5%
15%
49 '/a
26%
88
9% 10%
98% 106%
1%
1%
15%
49%
10
new
Mass
Eastern
6%
16%
y 6%
Gas & Fuel Associates—
Eastern
6%
Apr
6% Jan
15%
49%
26%
88
—
100
100
*
100
5
10
25
Calumet & Hecla
Cliff
16%
Jan
20
Maine RR—*
Boston &
Cities
16%
16%
6%
—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
LOW
42%
7%
;
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
3
Mfg
Chrysler
Low
10
,
May
49
2,409
127% 135
122
44%
Avco
Range Since Jan. 1
High
153% 155%
38% 39%
41% 43%
38%
—100
25
Boston
Boston
154%
*.
50
Woolen
Anaconda
low
.—100
American Tel & Tel
Armco Steel
Shares
65.63
15
68.34 May
Jan
1,752
49%
Jan
56% Mar
277
243/8
Jan
30%
Feb
79%
Jan
86%
Apr
Mar
22
Jan
55
97% May
110
Feb
198
29% .Jan
70'A Mar
404
75%
63
15
IOO
Jan
>
43% May
Narragansett Racing Assn
1
10%
10%
10%
375
Jan
10%
Nash-Kelvinator
5
1
19%
19%
11c
20%
11c
316
17%
Jan
22%
10c
Feb
25c
2,782
11%
Jan
93%
Jan
53%
Oil
Standard Oil
(Ohio)
Timken
Union
U S.
Roller
11%
165
74
23%
Jan
68%
63
59%
Apr
40
11% May
50
37%
38%
103
33% Mar
30%
112
29%
48%
T~2~50
Elec
■
48%
59%
58%
59%
45
54%
Jan.
42%
43%
235
41%
Apr>
37%
1
*
37%
37%
185
34%
Jan
50
43%
•
*•; at
Feb
68% May
4P/8
Feb
38% May
34% Mar
Jan
42%
*
26%
3
Jan
37
30%
(nevto
Westinghouse
37%
v
__
Bearing
i
Carbide
Steel
__
Feb
23%
40
10
_
_
..
57%
31% May
12% Feb
Apr
68'A
—
(Ky)
Standard Oil
Feb
Jan
Jan
11%
•
(Ind)
Studebaker
41%
51%
25%
23%
11%
5
Brands
Standard
34%
75
31
Co
Standard
40
130
55%
30%
49 %
Jan
Feb
60% May
*
■
47%
Feb
40%
Apr
.12% Mar
1,480
53%
30%
Jan
11% 12%
114
117%
Southern
*
15
Feb
100
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
'117% May
Cos
Service
National
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel
N Y New Haven & Hartford
New
North Butte Mining
Mining
Quincy
Stone
Drill
United Fruit Co
United
U
Shoe
Machinery
Rubber
S
Waldorf
common
Co
Electric
25%
Jan
1%
38%
Apr
48%
Feb
21%
1,035
19%
Apr
26%
11
7%
550
8%
Jan
11
17
24%
270
35%
38%
67%
70
42%
42"%
64%
66%
12%
38%
1,120
10%
—
6%
16%
16%
:
^
68%
42%
„v
—
37%
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
Jan
399
19%
„
12.50
Corp
97c
1,600
38
19%
*
Inc
System
Westinghouse
5
1•
25
10
17 % May
15
17%
1.00
39
Apr
34%
—
•—
Co
Twist
7%
23%
—
*
Webster Inc
&
Torrington
Union
._
17%
98c
38%
..
25
50
—*
Co
Co
Association
Drug
Shawmut
100
2.50
50
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
12%
115%
*
Mills
Pacific
20
100,.
—
^11%
->37%
May
6% May
60
Members
Jan
8%
Feb
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
400
19%
Jan
25%
450
34% May
225
33
Jan
41
1,849
59%
Jan
73%
42% May
51% Jan
49%
Jan
549
160
11%
Jan
67% May
13% Feb
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
Ford
38 % Mar
Midwest Stock
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Building
Mar
Friday
WOodward 2-5525
Apr
stocks
Exchange
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
American
Laundry
Balcrank
26%
8
___
Baldwin
Beau
8
21
^
Brummell
40
Champion Paper
Cincinnati
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32
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preferred
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1
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285
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200
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'
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17 y«
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105
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600
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Nash-Kelvinator
Los
Co
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1% Jan
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Mar
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15
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53/4 Jan
25
1
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34
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103/b ;Feb
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39%
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1
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-18c
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•
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12
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2120)
Monday, May 21, 1951
..
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
MAY
1*
FridaySTOCKS
Week'*
Lust
DAYTON & GERNON
Par
Halllcrafters
SALLE ST.
SO. LA
105
3, ILL.
CHICAGO
-
Hammond
__1
Instrument
;
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Chicago Board of Trader
-
Werner Corp
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:
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I
__
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-
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650
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28%
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25
-
25
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25
Apr
9
Jan
.11%
.
Mar
24
-
-
37 T.
May
Apr
10%
450
41%-
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170
38%
Jan
44%
MINNEAPOLIS
5
26
26
200
23%
Feb
27%
Apr
-50
34
34
100
28%
Jan
35
Feb
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400
10
Jan
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Co
Independent
CLAIRE
Indiana
Inland
Products
Power
11%
*
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Steel
Indianapolis
18%-
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Steel
Midwest Stock Exchange
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International
STOCKS
Sale Price
Acme
Laboratories
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Co
5
'3%
3%
4%
33%
33%
34%
15%
16
18%
18%
16
*
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42%
61%
Jan
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32%
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37%
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31
26
18
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150
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.
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Ohio
13%
100
64
Jan
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98
22% May
29%
99
Co
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313%
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issued)
7,100
32
Feb
98
Edison
Rights
Feb
500
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91
Packard
82
Apr
Pan American World
26%
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Peabody Coal Co
90
Feb
23%
2,400
22
84
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27%
Jan
17%
17%
15
32%
300
100
10%
10%
200
8%
8%
8%
300
10
10%
10%
10 %
350
34
34%
5
89%
80%
200
5
200
89%
100
32% May
17% May
30% Feb
500
8%
31
8%
Pennsylvania
Mar
21
Jan
Apr
11%
Pepsi-Cola
43%
Jan
6% Mar
13% Apr
25% May
11%
12
600
10% Mar
25%
25%
100
22%
1
common
class
83%
500
19%
550
21%
1,900
-8%
5
A
19
10
12%
Co
Pure
Oil
Radio
Jan
12%
Jan
5%
of
Colorado
10
Jan
8'% Mar
16'%
Jan
10%
Jan
19 % May
100
116
10'%
600
10%
19%
115
9%
Apr
26%
Jan
Jan
125%
Feb
Jan
12% Jan
12
13
300
10
Jan
14%
Feb
2o
26
26%
€00
25
Jan
30%
Feb
*
Co
——
50%
52%
300
46%
Jan
54%
Feb
—5
(Uni
Co
35%
36%,
300
34
Jan
47
Feb
18%
16%
Jan
21
Mar
"III
Corp (Un)___
3%
—5
„
3.00U
3%
1,900
3%
200
3% Apr
3'% May
£>%
-
1
Theatres
19%-
33%
3'%
18%
Corp of America (Un)_
Corp (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
9%
100
9% May
4%
5%
12
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
35% Mar
4% Jan
116
1
Co
Pictures
RKO
9% Mar
Apr
19%
19%
33%c
(The)
Oats
R-K-O
Jan
50
—100
(Un)
Service
Quaker
35% Mar
Apr
31
2,400
*
RR
Co
Public
Jan
Jan
9%
5%
43V*
Feb.
10 %
7%
70
5%
5%
600
14%
Airways (Un)_2%
Co
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
52% May
34% Mar
27%
!
•
53%
14'%
'
Potter
400
51%
51%
51%
*
(Un)
Car
Switch
Electric
Penn
29% Mar
51%
32%
Motor
Co
8% May
500
13%
•
Mar
23
7%
(Uni
Manufacturing
101
73%
84
Oil
Jan
69% Jan
•
23
76%
Ohio
Ontario
35
Jan
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
92% Feb
15%
Jan
19
16%
16
95
95
97
300
82%
Jan
44%
45%
400
43
Apr
48% Jan
22
22
50
17%
Feb
22
45
49
200
39-
ADr
53
21%
23%
700
193/4
Jan
24%
50c
18%
6%
41
14%
Jan
40%
Apr
300
7
40%
-2%
(Un)
400
1,100
19
42%
6%
19% May
49%
Feb
8%
Feb
6% May
40% May
43% Mar
12
32
May
33
Apr
7U
42%
Jan
46
May
101% May
44%
Rexall Drug
18%
415%
Remington Rand
Jan
79 %
45
16%
700
Mar
Richman
St
Louis
Louis
St
Louis Public
Sangamo
Feb
New
1—
Stockyards
44
*
•
Service A com
Electric
32
10
Co.
Car
National
St
May
May
i,
Co
Bros
10
14
14
200
13% Apr
16%
xl3
Xl3
100
10%
Jan
13
11 %
May
7% Mar
13
Jan
Sears
Jan
44%
9
'
200
3,200
7'%
Jan
10
Feb
47
47%
300
36
Jan
49% Mar
23
23
23%
250
23
May
23 % May
May.
150
32
.
8%
8%
•
Co
common
Securities Investment Co of
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
11%
8%
•
5
•
11%
9
•
800
9%
St
52
52
100
52
2%
2%
2%
2,400
2%
53%
53%
55%
1,700
49%
8
50
5
1
1.40
X49%
18%
50
52
3,500
18%
Roebuck
Louis
200
8
46%
17
28%
11
11%
2,750
9%
37%
900
34
Apr
41%
15%
16%
350
12
Jan
17
53
56
€00
51%
Jan
57% Feb
11
11
400
11
53
—
—
58%
Feb
Serrick Corp class B common.
Jan
3%
Feb
Shellmar
Jan
Prod
.10
11
I
15%
15%
100
37
May
37
39%
3,600
20 3/4
-1
Corp
13%
May
Jan
13
Jan
Mar
Feb
26 3%
Jan
16% May
40% May
22% May
56 % Mar
Mar
54
Jan
Oil
19 % Mar
South
Bend
Lathe
Jan
2i%
Co
Feb
Southern
Indiana
(Un)
Works
Gas
& Electric-
28%
28%
700
24%
Jan
8
30 %
Feb
15%
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
15%
100
15
Jan
15%
Apr
400
Spiegel
Gossard Co
76% '81%
65%
Jan
•
1.200
17
Jan
397/,
1,700
34'%
Jan
31%
2,300
253%
Jan
313/a May
22
23%
350
21'%
Jan
28%
11%
11
ll3/a
4,200
20 3%
203%
300
19%
Jan
12% Jan
21% Mar
66
68%
400
64 V.
Apr
74%
11%
11%
200
11%
Apr
14% Feb
3%
6.108
2%
Jan
-5
-5
(Un)
213%
383%
30%
66
.15
30%
20%
Corp
Socouy Vacuum Oil
May
20%
383/4
Strapping——
Steel
Sinclair
8% Mar
Jan
Southern
11
36
15%
Co..
&
common
Signode
8
37%
—-1
Schenley Industries (Un)
Feb
*
11
May
40% May
Jan
81% May
Bros
—
(W H)
Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
(Un)—
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Bros Cooperage class A
Oreyhound Corp (Un)
Griesedieck Western
Brewery
Greif
For footnotes
see
1
:
page
43.
'
29% May
39% May v
Jan
400
xl9%
7%
-1
(Un)
Goodyear Tire 6c Rubber Co—
Goldblatt
*
-
43
11% May
39%
(Un)
RR
Co
200
10
Gibson Refrigerator Co—
Gillette Safety Razor Co
4%
16%
.10
American
Jan
33%
1
(Un)
Feb
Apr
Mar
7%
10
..5
Co
Northern
Feb
23%
___5
(Un)
18
Jan
300
*
Manufacturing...
North
35%
Apr
Jan
5
General Finance
Corp—
5%
preferred series A
25%
Jan
May
4.400
—*
(Un)
Corp
&
% May
14%
10
Transportation
Corporation
Electric
Jan
14%
4
7%
2.50
"
Amer
General Box
Nash-Kelvinator
15% Mar
22%
&
Inc
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
General
pref—
1
—,—
of
20
16%
7
*
Corp
400
32%
10
Connell Dredge
Co.
Mills
Jan
17% Mar
13
5
21%
50c
Car
64%
:7.50
Brewing Corp
26
Apr
*
Co
Aviation
200
8%
Electric Controller &
Mfg new com—5
Erie Railroad
(Un)
*
Falstaff
9%
May
25
A
Ring
American
22%
1
—
32% May
Mar
16
750
15%
1
—
American
16%
33%
5
Company
North
64
•
—
class
Piston
North
—
—
5
Manufacturing
Jan
Specialties—
Motor
Convertible
Muskegon
Feb
27%
5
(Un)
Feb
1,300
15%
•
$3.50
Northern
1
Nemours
Jan
7%
31%
May
5%
21 %
—10
Jan
16
16%
15
(Allen B) class A_10o
de
23%
Jan
Mar
4'/»
•
16
*
Inc
5%
32%
300
1
.
4%
7
1
29%
;
% May
13% May
1,800
•
-25
(Un)
Dodge Manufaturing Corp
Doehler-Jarvis Corp —;
Domestic Finance
Corp class A
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
27%
__
Muskegon
Feb
53% Mar
May
Muter
f;
%
13%
*
__1
'
2%
50
(Un)
5
4%
•
Montgomery Ward & Co———
New Ydrk Central
24
■
——0
Nav
5
16
Co
Co
49
(Un)—1
—
Dow Chemical Co
Du Mont Lab Inc
Chemical
65%
5,908
Corp
Monroe
65%
.__5
Continental Motors Corp
Crane Company
B
.Cement
46
n.
Detroit & Cleveland
Portland
49
HI
Aircraft
preferred
27%
Apr
.
Vultee
550
Products
Modine Manufacturing Co.—
Apr
«
Curtiss-Wright
class
preferred
18
—
Power
10 %
Minneapolis Brewing Co
1
Mississippi River Fuel Corp common.10
Feb
733/a
Consumers Co
prior
14
.100
Consumers
$1
1%' Feb
6%
23%
(Un)
10%
•
Miller & Hart vtc common..
Jan
common
System
24
200
21
25
Jan
18% Mar
32'% May
600
16%
-7
Utilities
South
Jan
•
j.nc
200
25'/«
16%
Feb
1%
&
common
32%
24%
16%
Cement
14%
—
lu
59%
31%
Paul
32%
25%
.10
.
Co
Food
10%
.
Consolidated
G)
Portland
400
__<■
——
32%
*
-—
Mickelberry's
750
—1
Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Columbia Gas
(Arthur
Medusa
12
—1
common
1
1,100
.25
&
17
—5
Convertible preferred
v xne;
Field
11%
18%
.
Corp
100
1,400
21%
39
16%
—1
J*-.
7%
25%
7%
-4
(Un)
Co
19
8
Certain-teed Products (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un;
Co
100
950
500
:
1%
12.50
—
21
25
preferred
Missouri
10
West
Chicago Milwaukee
48
51%
•
Central Illinois Light Co
Central 111 Secur
Corp common—
Chicago
Chrysler Corp
Co
McNeil Sc Llbby
McKee
Jan
63%
0
—
21
25
-5
Sessions Co
6c
11%
common
Ry
Towel
Gas
Machine
Marshall
8% Mar
5
(Un)
Jan
33 %c
—
Printing Co common
Lonergan Mfg class B
Louisville Gas 6c Electric (Ky)—„
Feb
2%
1%
25%
700
$2.50
May,
7%
i
1,700
1,200
Libby
40% May
8% Jan
21
26%
I6V2
Lamson
25% Mar
100
48
26
8.75
Laclede-Christy Co
Jan
1,800
20%
26
24%
Jan
12 %
1%
50%
Jan
23%
Leath 6c Co common
1,700
2,700
23%
21
13%
"15%
Feb
39%
50%
1,500
16%
Landis
38%
10
44%
33% May
Mar
15 %
23%
Feb
1%
7
14%
Jan
•
158 %
34%
34%
Jan
40%
10%
Kropp Forge Co
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
44%
7
12%
200
1
—5
—
(Un)
Co
—10
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Corp
Light
—;
&
Light
400
%
15
*>
Lincoln
nil
Co..__
Burkhart (F)
Manufacturing
Burton-Dixie Corp :
& South
Drug
&
1,300
14'/.
40
15
10
Chem
&
Power
32%
-
-
Apr
53
:
Canadian Pacific
Aluminum
450
14%'.
15
10
....
•
Feb
39
33%.
Kellogg Switchboard 6c Supply com—*
Knapp Monarch Co
—1
Feb
17
38% Apr
10%
—
(E J)
(Un)
v-uicuiaii
40%
'1,300
43%
1
.....
Pacific
4%
Apr
Jan
3%
1,200
43
9%
—IP
Manufacturing
Brach & Sons
Katz
Jan
Feb
33
Mining-
Fisheries Corp
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Corp
11% May
13
1,300
42%
5
Booth
Chicago
Jan
Feb
300
15
9%
48
—
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Un)
Convertible
10
Kaiser
50". May
50 %
40
*
(Un)
(Un)
Middle
Consolidated
(Un)
;
Central
Jan
3
Benguet
Rights
Power
3
Belden Mfg Co..
Bendix Aviation
Corp
Bros
City
Kansas
900
300
155%
42%
Bastian-Blessing Co
,
42
2.50
—
Butler
14%
154
Manufacturing Co__———1
Co
Kansas
Laclede
15
154%
5
Mfg Corp
Budd
Jan
Feb
1,300
10
Inc
Light
600
50 Vr
•
6c Shinkle Shoe
Laughlin Steel Corp
&
8% May
9
1,300
1
Refining Co common—l
$1 .20 convertible preferred
*
Athey Products Corp
4
Automatic Washer Co__
Binks
11%
33%
29
Apr
Jan
7%
50
10%
•
Jan
7
300
8%
Jones
58 % May
Mar
6c
(Unj—
Eiec
&
32% May
40%
——_
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Ashland Oil &
Co
8%
11
1
Armco Steel Co
Avco
22%
.8%
American Rad & Stand San
(Un)
*
American Tel & Tel Co
-—100
Anaconda Copper
Mining (Un)
50
Asbestos
27%
-*
—
Industries
42
200
1
American Airlines (Un)
American Invest Co (111)
Arvin
200
400
23
8
—5
Allied Laboratories
Armour & Co
55%
31%
23
23
Power
Tel
&
14% May
Feb
33
Co....
Johnson Stephens
High
Low
Gas
Illinois
Iowa
Range Since Jan. 1
55%
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Shares
High
30%
—*0
i——
Corp
of Prices
Low
5
Advance Alum Castings—
Aetna Ball 6c Roller
Bearing—
for Week
Tel
Iowa
Sales
Range
Last
Par,
Abbott
International
Week's
Friday
Jan
28%
31
Chemical__5
6c
Ltd
Packers
Shoe
8%
300
40
50%
International
700
31%,
33
Harvester
International
the round-lot transactions only.
550
14%
31%
31 %
18%
13%
III
Co
Light—
6c
Interlake Steamship Co
International
A compilation of
*
SECURITIES
LaCROSSE
MADISON
Door common..
Illinois
UNLISTED
•
peb
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd—
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND
?
27% Feb
9%
-25
Bartlett——
—*
2
Inc
10%
15%
•300
10% May
12%
Jan
Standard Dredging Corp
3%
Standard
Gas
3%
3%
200
4%
Feb
Standard
Oil
11%
11%
12%
300
2% Jan
11 % Mar
&
of
13
Feb
.
Standard
Oil
Co.
*
16%
16%
17 %
550
15%
Jan
17%
19% Feb.
Standard Oil
17%
17%
600
13%
Jan
19%
Feb
Standard Oil Co
11%
11%
2,400
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Standard
24%
24%
200
Jan
26% Mar
2
24%
22%
2%
1
Electric
•
93%
300
9% May
Indiana
25
64
64
68 5%
3,200
59% Mar
10
40%
40'%
40'%
100
93% *
"
•
3
■
Feb-
19
—3
„
■
,
8%-Feb-
7%
21
21
-10
——.
Heileman (G» Brewing Co
Members:
6%
1
Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Telephone Central 6-0780
Midwest Stock Exchange
Co
Low
Sales?
*
Rang*
Sale Frier-, of Prices
of Kentucky
(N J)
Steel
(Un)
(Ohio)
Spring
Stewart-Warner Corp
common
(Un)
25
113
10
37
1
—5
37 Va
90%
Jan
Jan
3% May
13%
121% May
1153%
900
37
373%
500
33% Mar
39
24
100
22
25
17%
18
600
15% Jan
Jan
Feb
69% May
41% Feb
24
113
Feb
May
Apr
19% May
•
Number 5013
[Volume 173
Tly> Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r'\
(2121)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Btone
Container
Corp
Storkline Furniture
10%
V»
10
Low
30
30%
800
28%
Jan
35% Mar
54%
54%
2,200
42%
Jan
56
~I_a
16%
16%
17%
—i
19%
19%
20%
Texas
(The)
Irane
Co
Trans
World
So
Co...—
21%
Feb
Jan
40
33 % May
1,100
Admiral Corporation
Reduction Co (Un)
Alaska
Juneau
Inc__—
99 %
500
84%
100
25 % Mar
27%
103
19%
Jan
American
%
36%
1,0 JO
26%
Jan
24% May
36% May
23 %
23%
23
Mar
27%
Feb
American
Car
4'% Mar
American
Factors
34
„10C
,
1
~3%
3%
3%
1,600
16%
15%
16%
700
52%
_•
3% May
40
52%
..
49%
Amer
52% May
Jan
&
Union
Carbide
&
Carbon
•
59 Va
58%
59%
1,300
lo
28%
28
28 %
'400
1
4%
4%
4%
300
•
United Air Lines Inc (Un)
United Corporation
<Del)
(Un)
U s Steel
Corp.
42%
42 %
44 Vs
-4,000
American Viscose
60% May
53% Mar
Ltd
Van
Dorn-Iron
Works
Westinghouse
(Un)_*
A
Co_
Corp
al54'A
25
a59%
(Un);
Electric
37%
37%
40% May
30%
100
26%
31% May
13%-
13%
.14 %
450
13% May
17% Mar
12%
12 V.
121/2
1,200
12 V% May
-14 Vi
13 %
14
11%
15
37%
,
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
12%
Corp__.
White Motor Co
Inc
common—.
Bankshares
3
.—I—I*
Apr
Arkansas
Feb
"
Natural
100
Atok-Blg
Avco
Jan
Friday
i
STOCKS
Last
Week's
Range
'
-Sale/Price
■;
;
American
•
Par
.
.1.
•
American Tel & Tel™
—I-100
8tore«
•:
*
of Prices
/
'
--
Low
'*'■**
37
154>/s
High
%
37 %
-
■' 153% 155%,
33%
•
Y
2,G85
149%
Jan
16%
390
14%
Jan
20%
1,793
18%
Jan
33,782
,%
i'tf
Corp
L ...13
Baldwin Securities Corp' r,
—75c
*
Baltimore Transit Co common.'...
^
5%%• 1st preferred
Budd
:
Borden
?
T7%" Feb
21% Mar V
"t
,»/• May
May
<
-100
12
100
•4%
-3%
216
/
3%
—
•
T4%
14 %
15%
v
16%
17
>
Power
&
72%
73%
22
21%
•
common
Lignt
com——13%
Electric Storage
Battery.'—
Fidelity & Deposit Co.—
General--Motors
25
;
12%
535
„
•
43%
10
_
Corp—.:
_5
Gimbel Brothers —
1,735
8%
269
'
-44 »/2
67%
i
,15%
Jan
52
19 V*
10c
5.12%
Lehigh Coal. &
L-trigh
Valley
Martin
Co
Budd
(Glenn
__10
.
L)
23'%
9Vb
Maryland & Pennsylvania RR-._/__100
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Independent Exploration
Alloys- Steel
Westinghouse Air. Brake/.'
275
Jan
ll| Jan
Feb
Feb
60
Jan
—
% Mar
,
50
.
Feb
15% May
Manufacturing ______—+
Toy Mining
Standard Steel Springi—
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56 V*
48 Vb May
100
6%
[lOO
<Un)
Jan
12%
Rudd
360
22%
..25
common
Co
32%
150
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Pittsburgh. Steel Foundry common.*.
San
50
-
Jan
a44Vs a44%
17%
—
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30%
324
10
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103
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17
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Feb
50
—
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13%
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12%
6%
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28% Mar
13
—
11%
6%
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140
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Co
r-o
13%
5
*$2.50 convertible preferred
11%
22% a22%
a
———
10
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27%
15%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—-
.2%
common
preferred
Razor
Co
(B
26%
—
Apr
lif
22%
(Un)
Corp
preferred
5
Fireproof in g Corp
27%
Jan
9
53%
—
Glading McBean & Co
2G%
Moufitain Fuel Supply
Nat
"
Co
preferred
Safety
—10
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Feb
26% Mar
48
—
a
corn- ..10
Chemical
common
Convertible 2nd
11% Mar
20% Jan
Paint
Cumulative
11% May
13% Mar
Jan
9%
20
Jan
Goodrich
Harbison
11%
370
1-1
4
(U11)
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common
High
38%
16%
•
Columbia Gas System
Equitable
Low
High
38%
*
Co
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Low
.*
common
&
General Electric
Range Since Jan. 1
''
Allegheny
—*
Light
Kleiser
&
„
—-—.,——
&
Machinery
Foster
for Week
of Prices
Power
462
26%
11%
11%
4
Co
Ltd
Feb
10%
26%
—3
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Corp
46%
105/e
Gas
Emporium Capwell
Florida
a43% a45 V4
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Works.
Products
Eureka
Pitlsburgh Stock Exchange
(Un) —10
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Natural
5%
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Apr
33 % May
8%
Jan
17% Mar
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 21, 1951
..
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
8hares
Par
Low
Kennecott
Copper Corp (Un)
•
Kern County Land Company———-5
Leslie Salt Co
10
Lib by
Loew's
Inc
Macy
&
(Un)
Co
H)
High
Low
136
72% Mar
76% Jan V
6678
63%
66%
909
57%
66% May
35
35
50
—.
9%
9'/a
230
38
38
—
15%
16
—
•
common
Co
1
Calculating Machine———5
Magnavox
Jan
Rayonier Incorp
Rayonier Incorp
Martin
Co
Matson
Navigation
McKesson
(Glenn)
J
&
Frank
M
(Un)
•
35
Repuone Steel
Corp
10%
Feb
Reserve
200
34% Mar
42%
Feb
Reynolds Tobacco clasus
450
15% Apr
18%
Feb
Rheem
32% May
13% Jan
36%
Jan
17%
Feb
&
Co
&
M
Inc
(Un)
18
Inc——
Port
Cement
Montana Power Co (Un)
Corp
National
Auto
National
Y
Co
(Un)
Railway
,1
(Un;
Corp
475
27
20
327
19%
20%
29%
class
Pacific
Coast
Paeific
Shell
17
Jan
21%
Apr
50
10
Jan
10% May
Silver
30
Sinclair
772
26%
Jan
9
Feb
9 % Mar
8%
Jan
•10% Feb
239
19
Apr
21% May
15% Mar
,-17%
30
86
83
273
38%
26
19
32%
Feb
300
25c
Jan
50c
631
30%
Jan
Electric
common
it May
165
560
13%
3%
:,3%
8%
19
16%
30
Jan
31 Va
1st preferred
Jan
15
Feb
16%
5%
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156
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450
124
128
70
128
Gas Co
class
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29
50%
51%
962
50
Jan
30
97%
Apr
200
7%
Jan
Pacific
Public
Service
Pacific
Tel
Tel
&
—*
100
Oil
Motor
new
common
al8%
4
(Un)_
common
18%
Apr
5%
12
—
50
Jan
Apr
53% Mar
Jan
56% May
6
6
400
a55% a5G%
146
A
5
77
28
*
pfd—7.50
19%
32%
preferred
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California Petroleum
Pacific Co
31%
450
32
28%
26%
30
270
4,638
65
(Un),
Co
of
Co
California
(Un)
—1
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Co
&
46'%
Texas
Company
New
Tide
(Un)
Feb
••
—
Railway Equip & Realty Co
common-*
Preferred
—-—100
—
21%
21%
Jan
23%
United
Ait
Lines
Inc.
* May
6% Mar
13%
80%
-
•48%
883
16%
.17%
May •.'
1135/8 May
34%
-
;!
Jan
33
v/
Mar
;
:
215
...-65%. Jan
121
a—'-'
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21%
Jan
,,,,35
:
Westates Petroleum
86
68%
Jan
Preferred
common
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Feb •:.
*45
••*.
Mar
,25% Apr
99% May
,
•
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Pacific RR
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Jan
85
■
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10
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Apr
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(Un)
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Willys-OverlaasKlfators (Un)
*
Mar
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13
Lines Inc
32% Mar
;
26%
(Un)—1
Department Stoma
Western
13
,
Apr
18 7e
.
Western
Air
;
10
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May
May
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54% Feb
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305
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100
Feb
50
68% May
„
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common
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44%
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Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Jan
175
:
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12%
695
11
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26
46
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Feb
25%
.
•
Jan
28
42
,a47% a48%
2%
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25
28%
7
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21
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19%
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20%
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Jan
10
80%-
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Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
Wells Fargo Bank & U T—_
120
11
„'
Feb
160
2.96 V* a99 %
Jy
a23
Carbide * Carbon (Un)_*
•
Union QiJLCo of California common—25
Union Sugar —ai.
12%
United Aircraft Gorp (Un)
_5
10% Mar
1,354
,18%
11
Jan*
44% Mar
61%
598
30%
J-;
;
5
,,4% Jan
12
~
Feb
Jan
14%
-.Apr
23%
291;''
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2
———
Paramount Theatres (Un)
86
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
(Un)—•*' 28%*"..
28
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(Un)
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46
Pure Oil Co (Un>
•
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Radio Corp of America (Un)—;
•
12
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v.,,
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67%
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Transamerica Corp
TransWorld Airlines Inc..:—
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9%
19% May
.' 9% Jan
61 % Apr
12
29%
19%.
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common- (when
Water
a
—10
Jan
83%
84%
67 Va
Jan
73%
34%
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47%
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149
67%
—
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69
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(Un)___
139% May
20% May
-60
,„.30% May
.
Feb
Jan
May
12%
63% Mar
901
67%
,
—25
—
Apr
1,033
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46%
■
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33%
30
11%
554"
Feb
30% May
Jan
67 Va
■
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Mar '
28%
15
all% all%
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May
30% May
30%
25
Gas
761
11%
40% May
27% May
30% May
•
65
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228
30%
2
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11%
1
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453
31%
1
...
35
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0
—
49
32% May
24% Apr
Jan
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Jan
31%
2
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Jan
Jan
40
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:
Feb
5%
34%
339
,.
Jan
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-
4% Mar
25%
1,122'
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-25
Mar
64
-
635
(
32%
25%
25%
7
57
447
31
:
32%
com
cumulative
United Can & Glass Co
.100
39%
30% "
Feb
5
30
Jan
9c
55% Mar
1,110
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39%
•
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21
78
a4
15
Feb*
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100
113
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35
220
310
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55%
22
225
1176
*
14%
50%
103
22%
May
7c
(Un)
Sunray Oil Corp
Super Mold Corp
53% Mar
105
18% May
4,758
109 109%
•
Pan American World Airways (Un)_2.50
Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)—
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)—
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle Conv prior
23%
22%
—
--
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100% 100%
8tt
8{J
—
100
*—
Western
Packard
pfd
common
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1st
--
128
'
35%
43%
Swift
30% Mar
26% Mar
—
Jan
Jan
26%
883
'*
23
34
Apr
14
40%
Btudebaker Corp
Jan
28%
584
27%
>
118
4% Mar
55%
«Un»
Co
4%
Apr
3% May
27
Jan
35
40%
36% Feb
32%
27%
(Un)—10
com
Feb
3%
50%
(Un)
Standard Oil Co of N J
Apr
May
27% May
27%
1
Cement
340
a43%
*
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34% Mar
32 % May
27%
—-*.„
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
*
31%
Union
Pacific Portland
'
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240
15
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:!■'
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19*%
,29
27%
__
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240
3%
3%
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Inc common
Standard Brands Inc
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
27%
*
36
*34
Feb
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific Light Corp $4.50 pfd
33
Jan
*
Spiegel
Jan
17%
1,718
29
9
19
.25
A
May
36% Mar
(Un)__50
Cement
Co
Southern
3% May
Jan
17
1,771
—*
Jan
16% May
1,401
•
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57
5
Sperry
Jan
.11
;
9
18%
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1,515
1.310
31%
13%
.25
50% Mar
14
Southern
Feb
49%
.25
——-
720
35
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Oil
Southern
37a May
49% Apr
.25
preferred—
Apr
55%
34
5
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6%
33% Mar
tU.
34
(Un)—•
preferred25
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25
So Calif Gas preferred series A
25
94% May
39% May
Apr
Oil
4.32%
Feb
19
Jan
May
3,453
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—
34%
Jan
3%
100
Southern Calif Edison Oo
22% Mar
A
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Aggregates
Corp (Unu
Jan
Apr
28 %
3%
10
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
Boundview Pulp Co
Jan
27c
9
23
33%
360
54%
10
Portland
Signal Oil &
May
799
370r
1,335
r-t OO
1st preferred
1st
Feb
31%
.15
Fisheries
Finance
Gas &
Feb
22%
27c
common
American
30%
20
31%
Plantation.
Inc
Products
300
380
33
1
Mining
Jan
100
3%V
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18%
217
13%
Feb
28
541
Inc
Co
31%
20
49 %
32
(Un)—
Water
15%
A
Foods
Lead
Shasta
21%
37%
San
-
Fine
Jan
9
86
W
Joseph
&
9%
15%
St
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a51 % a53%
(Un).
Co
Feb
-1
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S
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Mar
1
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Saieway Stores Inc
Roebuck
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37%
41
28
•
pfd
Jan
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19%
__
6%
2,427
9
—
&
Co
Santa
21%
al8%
Jan
764
1
23% May
73% Feb
30
9
„
36%
34
Jan
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,5 7o
30'/a
9
100
—
Faauhau Sugar
H7o
Jan
al0% al0%
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29%
Feb
Mar
1
(Un)
Corp
May
Jan
Jan
65
20
19%
•
(Un)
1
(Un)
10
5%% pfd—100
B
'£Va%
5%
21%
336
;
Opomea
Pacific
100
200
71%
__
—
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5%
23'A
30
8
54%
36
changed
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6
5%
10
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47% Mar
346
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32%
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Jan
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Mar
23%
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Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Oliver United Filters
Class
3%
to
Lota
75
36%
36%
Jan
2.80 Mar
Ciass
v
Feb
23%
37c
Aviation
Co
Invest
Petroleum
44%
Feb
•
American
Edison
Feb
19%
10c
1
American
Rights
Bldg
44%
175
4
600
1
North
Ohio
Russ
5
19%
12,450
*
(Un;
Range Since Jan. 1
*
High
41% *,42%
36%
———1
a
Bros
30,500
(Un)
North
Occidental
Theatres
10c
•
Pacific
RKO
2.75
2.80
•
Northern
21% Feb
82c
(Un)
American
18% May
1,930
2.80
Niagara Mohawk Power
North
Pictures
10c
Fibres
RR
RKO
72c
Company Co
Central
20% Mar
10c
City Lines
Natomas
34% Mar
Apr
19%
—
(Un)—*
com
National Distillers Products
Natl
Linen
Service
Corp
N
Jan
18%
82c
Montgomery Ward (Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator
28%
275
1
Mines
(Un)
Monolith
785
1,128
a41% a41%
__
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33
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j
10
1
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Manufacturing Co
15%
265
18%
Shares
Riverside
Oil
32%
18%
for Week
1
Gas Co
Mar
15%
32
18%
Sales
Range
of Prices
25
common
Jan
8%
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Co
Menasco Mfg Co L
Mindanao Mother
M
1
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&
&
common
preferred
Jan
32
32%
15%
32%
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Week's
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MAY
for Week
of Prioee
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WEEK ENDED
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Friday.
vv
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Friday
stocks
-
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Week's
8»Ies
.Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prleea
■Par
Abitibi
Power
3s
Paper
new
com
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
•
19%
25
25
25%
1,746
6%
6%
6%
510
10
10%
1,320
33
32%
35%
4,513
96
94
96%
1,420
23%
23%
330
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class A
•
Telephone
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Brazilian Traction Light &
Power—•
British American Oil
common———•
British Columbia Elec
4%%
pfd—100
British Columbia Forest Products
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A->
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class
A
•
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Gold
Burrard
$1.30
common
Iron
Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd
Steamship common
Foundries
common
5% preferred
5'7c
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class B
common
20
77
2,782
39
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52%
1,145
40
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29
3,865
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27
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70
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page
67
27
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38
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27% Apr
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34
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67
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98
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102
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105
64
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500
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12
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98
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25 %
1,545
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—
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125
13
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27
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27
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313
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435
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22
22
23
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14
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40
25
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72
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30
Jan
33%
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Apr
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105%
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17%
Feb
16%
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18%
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13
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Feb
32
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35
130
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40
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53
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,
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Canadian
Jan
26%
Jan
54
7.50
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see
85
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For footnotes
13
85
97%
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Canadian Pacific
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107
Jan
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Apr
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Canadian Bronze
Mar
12
32%
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Canada Wire & Cable
Canadian Breweries
105
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5
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Canada
8
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102
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Feb
21
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10
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64%
Feb
Feb
Apr
193.; ..Apr.
96
Apr
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108 Va
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Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
Commercial
.
The
Ur
39
(2121)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
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Paper
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stock
Canada
common
Power
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Export
class
Jan
25%
Feb
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7%
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27% May
33%
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98'.
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37
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28
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Jan
Jan
32
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Apr
37
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50
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56
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83
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25
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14
25
2,759
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49
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231
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60
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39
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43
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10
50
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52
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301
20
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21
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21
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18%
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20%
34
50
31%
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6%
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100
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26
26
116
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235
96
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34
1,355
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35
35
350
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13
13
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preferred
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11%
preferred
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Canada &-Dominion Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
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19 V? *
4.50
Feb
28
Feb
36
Apr
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46
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116
Dredge St Dock Co
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1
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47
Apr
16% May
Mar
3.25
280
9-
123
.•
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52
Apr,
Jan
Feb
14%
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1,416
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Ltd
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51
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50
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30
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75
26%
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-
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11
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54
54
150
54
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57
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12%
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20
11
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100
20
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118
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4.00 Mar
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29'A
50
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May
17%
29%
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130
34
Jan
42
Feb
28
225
24%
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12
385
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312
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39
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225
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39
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2.70
19,000
73c
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47,800
2.03
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Beatrice
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Ltd
—
12
18
Jan
18
Apr
Silver
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Jan
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Feb
—
4c
4c
3,000
3c
Jan
27C
6,200
24c
May
55c
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40c
Mar
66c
26C
46c
800
5%c
4,500
24c33%C
9,100
—
33 %c
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—
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3y2e Jan
5c
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74c
Feb
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5%c Mar
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6%c Feb
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41c
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1,000
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15c
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3c
3c
3c
May
7C
8C
2,500
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Jan
18c
15c
18c
13,300
15c
Apr
75c
Jan
4C
2,134
1.18
1.26
6,300
1.70
1.70
700
54c
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33,400
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1.70
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Donalda Mines
East
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18
500
1.70 May
53c
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7c
Feb
6c
Apr
11c
Mar
32%cM*T
1.30
1.85
72c
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Jan
10%c Feb
3%e Apr
5%c
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16
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20
Feb
50c
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55c 56 %C
1,500
65c
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.1
1.08
1.08
1.08
2,500
1.01 May
1.16
Jan
.1
7.70
7.60
7.90
8,100
7.50
9.50 Jail
22c
3,600
.1
Ltd
Malartic
East
Mines
Eldona
El
Gold
Sol Gold
23
Jan
Fontana
Golden
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
X.
Mines Ltd
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Mines
55c
Manitou
20c.
1
6c
1
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(1945)
5c
1
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1
8.00
5
12%
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Apr,
6c
1,000
5c
Apr
10 y8
100
9.25
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5c
500
3%c
Jan
3,650
6.00
Jan
7.60
8.10
11%
12 %
Hollinger Cons Gold
a
27 V*
Jan
50 V*
Feb
Hudson-Rand
50
Jan
63
Apr
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Jan
6c
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13
12 %c
Feb
Feb
8.15 May
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1,015
10*% Jan
Feb
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
16% Feb
Feb
1
2lc
20 %c
21c
2,000
12c
Jan
38c
1
Jaculet Mines Ltd
25
32c
May
215
Jan
May
8c
Jan
•c
1.00 May
8c
.
46c
1.18
—
7"%c May
4c
Feb
Mar
2.40 Mar
300
.1
Cadillac
83c
Jan
2,000
.1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
3.10
Jan
May
60c
Ltd—
.1
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2.00
1.00
3%c
1
2.50
73c
59C
-1
—
223
21
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.00
5c
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Cltra Lartic
45
91
13
Apr
16
15
,
59C
46c
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2,000
2,000
3%C
.1
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Gold
8c
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.1
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77/a
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2.50
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2.62
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Chibougam
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—
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Rellekeno
Ltd
(1937)
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61%
.
Feb
Feb
27
78c
61
.
35c
21% May
Apr
29% May
25c
25c
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10,300
23c
May
42c
Jan
3,600
49c
May
99c
Jan
-
a23 a23%
Feb
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20
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610
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25
Apr
Feb
12
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5.50
20%
•
29
29%
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20
—
com
23c
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20
:
Canadian
1.45 May
2.12
Falconbridge
..
Jan
17
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20% Mar
Feb
96
1,235
_
Ltd
Feb
Jan
536
10%-
14
7% May
125
15%'
4.00
1
90c
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Jan
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13% Mar
4
14%
13%
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200
.1
Cobalt
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9
100
all
V?"
51%
Ltd
3.50
1.55
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Metals
Feb
Apr
.
3,960
r
7%,
111%
51
Jan
May
'
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&
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20,960
14%
,
•
common
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd_l
•
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
*
-
-2.70
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Barnat
21%
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12%
17%
a9 %
.
200
Mining Stocks—
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.
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13%
12% May
75
3.00
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Feb
26%
Shares
7%
114%
94
86
3.00
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Woods Manufacturing
Ascot
39
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High
*
Company
86
Jan
39%
Canada
Wilson
Feb
27% May.
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23
of Prices
4.50
Brown
98
119% 119%
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Westeel Products Ltd
Apr
for Week*
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all
May
10 y2 Jan
al4% al4%
100
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20%
class
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Watson, (Jack)
Jan
Apr
30%
Range
8ale Price
*
105
Jan
14% May
'
24
--
B
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Feb
May
25
2,005
41-.
;
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Last
Ltd
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18
V
Jan
May
14%
Canada
Corporations
Class
46%
Canadian Funds
Columbia Packers Ltd class B.ji
12%
Apr
a4.00
54
United Distillers of Canada, Ltd
100
Mar
of
Gas
Western
22%
British
9
109
•
Ltd
Jan
•
92
a7
A
(Can)
Apr
19
18 Vs
35
5%
pfd
class
98
*
92
15% Feb
13
Feb
Power
5
B___.
14
'
Apr
1.55
"
com.
Paving & Materials
18%
10 %
■-
65
May
16% May
100
11
common
21"
:
class
—1
16% Mar
86
15
(Can)
a20
*
common
50
250
14%
a24% a24%
A
Reitmans
15
•
al3
16%
Jan
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16%
3.00
,
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13
12'A
•
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Jan
a—
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92
a
16%-
Corp of Can 6% 1st pfd—100
participating 2nd preferred
50
Quebec Telephone common
5
*
Co
13
i
Jan
—
alD
r,
3.75 Mar
—-
49%
10
Ltd
19%
*
■
Feb
.5.25
a—
230
r
21
-_10
a—
25
Apr
\ Apr
10 % Mar
11% Mar
25
60
6%
May
35
a
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50
a9a9
May
a50
13%
12
Feb
3.40
59
25
Paul Service Stores Ltd
1
,
50% Apr
'48%
,10
Feb
3.05 Jan
59
Power
X
-t
Jan
-
Feb
common
140
12>/2
*
May
UV2
29
Orange Crush Ltd
Feb
Worts:
900
Feb
95 % May
8% May
„•
Feb
70%
Jan
47
a9
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Nuclear Enterprises Ltd
Jan
>
4.60-
3.10
■?
Jan
•30
■
216
3.65
15% May
91 % Mar
'
105%
•
49
Feb
33
-
1
Jan
common
10'A
8% Mhy
Jan
Jan
1.50 Jan*
a9
*
Light St Power
101%
58%
common
\
175
12%
Co
■
Newfoundland
947
*
67/a
380
4.50
__
^
103
35
1,879
*
3.65
__
^
102%
43'/2
83A
Apr
350
Ltd
Co
common
96;
-
47%
10
10
21%
•
47%
33
12
50
43
Feb
Jan
29% May
.
3,787
95
83A
__
100
10
Ltd
20
103
563A
47%
__
*
Power
Mount Royal Metal Co Ltd
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Nova
103%
May
28%
Mar
15
i-"V
&
&
Jan
—
52
16%
28
4,500
^95
__
13
Apr
14%
4%
Preferred
21% May
%
of
Moore
Jan
18% May
317
44 %
Mica
25
-V 4,115
42
Light
Mar
16%
>.
Mexican
Apr
101
-
Oil
Jan
99
'
Jan
15
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Apr
Feb
36%
May
14
-
10
/
^
-27% Mar
-
824
20
9
385
2.10
Apr
May
10
.
125
al5
•
pfd:
Distilleries Ltd 6% pfd
Melchers
13%
-
al33A
__
32
-97
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—
Jan
com
7%
29%
al33A<
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•
293
com__10
19
—100
For footnotes see page
29
Apr
40% May
14%
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co Ltd
12%
Par
Canadian
29
32
Apr
-43
•
Southern
Collieries
Apr
165
28
...
Jan
Jan
14%
Maxwell
19
Friday
Can
300
11
Feb
30%
>
20
STOCKS
Canadian
12
11
22 y2
32%
•
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
20%
Power
Co
M)
Feb
88
Corp
Starch
12
11
1
Feb
100
•
Canada
Jan
12
"
Ltd—_*
A
85%
95
43
-10
Ltd
41%
1
Co
Bordulac
2nd
Ottawa
class
32%
Montreal Curb Market
$3
of
Inc
Jan
34
1st
Jan
4.50
Jan
19
100
convertible
Jan
37%
•
70%
13 J/2
„10
Burnett
Co
(Alfred)
40
:
Brand ram-Henderson
73'
Corp
B
100
i
Ltd
Jan
175
1,490
*
27
al4 al4%
20
Ltd
IK
95
39V2
31
43
155
9,466
.
Feb
30%
B
Stores
5
95
•
A_
Jail
39%
•
com
1.20 May
39%
•
A
Jan
80c
6.00
39
100
class
Jan
Apr
a25
•
Jnterprovinclal Utilities Ltd
'
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Securities
Apr
1.75 May
36
al4
"
(Frank
16 % May
13
a25
♦
Feb
18%
4.25
Feb
51
;.
Ltd
Feb
36%
10
Jan
Bonville Gold
$5
Co Ltd
Feb
May
al3y4
__
«
Co
207
Scotia
-
a25
•
class
Feb
36%
•*.'
pfd_
28
22%
175
50
Fabrics Products Ltd
45
•
Insurance
88
_
Steels
4y2%
20
Royal
Auto
1.00
*
A
Canada
a20
Montreal
Belgium
of
(A J)
20
Power
Development
1.00
•
28%
May
50% Jan
1,192
1
J- ^
2,125
•
a20
Imperial.—
Atlas
class
common,..*
common
.
5.00
•
"A" preferred
Halifax
85
a22 % a22%
*
certificates
-s
4.40
1.00
Feb
30%
*r
.
Anglo-Nfld
Co
Co
Lakes
Band-Ore
Canadlenne
NOva
Motor
Apr
29
49
common
5.00
*
Linoleum
6e
Apr
i
*
Jan
Banks—
Commerce
Grain
Jan
Mar
T4%
20
Ltd
Jan
31%
24'/2
50
16
12
24 %
21
50
Jan
53
Apr
34%
Jan
81%
16
*34
Mfg Ltd
75
261%
4
Jan
27%
80
aig
Jan
1
19
24%
*
preferred
ai9
Mar
11%
26
13%
9
165
52%
Apr
16
2,495
53
12%
97/a
14"
117
Apr
80c
28%
80 %
4
112
100
11%
29
al2
al7% al7%
12 %
12%
•
60
>
a8
25
21,025
500
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
3,276
34V£
.
25
112
1 60
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
Fleet
lA%.Mar f
*
8%'
ai4
112
1 60
David St Frere Limitee class B
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd—
Oilcloth
May
45% May
3'A
*
Consolidated Lithograph
Mfg
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Dominion
Jan
9
al2
*
common
class B
25
630
21
26 y2
Ltd
Zellers
Ltd
Ltd
25'A May
100
23%
pfd—&™__100
preferred
Feb
4.40
ai4
"I
•
Feb
38-
71%
f
19
class A__
Winnipeg Electric
Jan
Preferred
15%
13% May
24
95
;
new
6%
LPA
83/a
«
28%
'
al4%
—
(George)
Jan
Commercial Alcohols' Ltd common
Consolidated Div Standard sec A
28% May
72%
*
St
26 '/a
11%
•
Gooderham
Wilsils
—
Jan
310
34%
.
28%
*
common
Cotton
Weston
a—
—
Jan
5
Steel
Jan
28
It*'
a3
•
Thrift Stores Ltd
Wabasso
2
~~
3.55 May
Jan
15
19
50 %
1
Preferred
United
16%
175
25
•
Canada
a44
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
14% May
-
210
•
.
Chemical
of
a44
Dominion Woollens
Worsteds1
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Mar
25%
25
20:,/s
—
*-/
preferred
Co
Jan
*
Jan
11
a58 a58 %
20%
•
common
Canada
3%
•
«
.
common
Southern
200
*
Products
1
class
Mar
I,305
9
class A
Jan
3,175
28
16%
a58V2r
*
common
preferred
14
3 35
'9
Preferred
16%
100
a33
50%>
5
common
Press; Co
Steel
Ltd
Gen Adv
17
22,205
25%
17
■
*
Southam
May
120
3 55
100
Steel
Neon
15% Jan
'•
1,005
v
13%
26
'
1,025
24.
.
12%
•
2"^:'
/ h-
*
-
preferred
trust
12
12 %
I
•
'
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Breweries
Voting
Jan
19%
Jan
25%
401
4Vi%
Ltd
28% May
May
18
Products
Jan
15
a32%;
100
common
4%
A
B
12%
•
com_*
l
37
14
27
_•
1st
Feb
•
156
50
U::
Ltd
Paper
preferred
90
100
Jan V
100
23%
;
*"■
A__'
Corp
Lawrence
Jan
Feb
101%
Jan
14
23%
23%
.
Mills
70
Cs
May,.
-
,
28%
ID
*101%
Jan
18
"
class
Chemical
Flour
20
Federal
Power
Class
21%May
Jan
101%
-
15 Vi
a
^
Shawinigan Water &
*
,
May
14
alO
preferred
2nd
Apr
60% Jail'
Jan
15%
'MH.
*•
com
Transport
Lawrence
St
144
Mar
47
150
32
143
:
1
A__
4%%
88
Knitting Co Ltd
Lambert
Corp
preferred
Jan
33
Mar
42% Feb
Jan
13
103
13% Mar
Jan
138"
2,915
13
20%-
Jan
52
47
;
Ltd
180
common
B
Chatco
20%
3,553
.
19
100
common™
Lawrence
St
Class
Feb
8
380
-
'
Power
Food
100
tijk
1st
Catelli
"
Jan
Apr
com
Lumber
37%
171
•
Western
High
Jan
~~
~
6
*
Company
Paper Inv Ltd
Cassidy's Limited
7% preferred
33
al65
preferred
May
31
250
47
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Bt
,
881
ai65
__
25
*
preferred
Saguenay
5%
Low
3c y,
~~
Jan
4,343
Weaving
Paper
Apr
62
23-
130
37%
12%,
Mills
Knitting
110
605
.
5
Co
Jan
35
27%
*
a6%
37
25
Mines
67
'"55% Mar
225
98
27%
•
Car
Wire
23%"-
a6'/2
1
-1-'"'
Ltd
Trust
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
High
341/,
Feb
23%
"
37
x
Steel
Rolland
13
143% 143%
Power Corp of Canada
Regent
39% Mar
Apr
Apr
c___
;
Flour
Quebec
Jan
11
common
new
__
&
27%
1,985
*
Breweries
Bros
6,192
11%-..
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
Placer Development
Powell River Co
4%
37%
11 Vs
*
Steel
__
Provincial
36%
Inv
Pow &
Shares
100
Marconi
Canadian
Apr
Canadian
•
common
preferred
National. Drug St
Price
2,821
5
7%
Noxanda
58
37
pfd_100
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Telegraph
Ogilvie
905
55%
Inter
Canadian
a—
125
Apr
1
Montreal Tramways -XL.
Niagara
125
11%
*
National
a__
25
100
3
W)
Preferred
12
125
•
(John A)
Corp Ltd
National
Canadian
22%
Corp
Structural
B
Feb
*
Ltd—
_j
Breweries
Class
19%
a25
55%'
7.50
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell (Robt)
*■'
Jan
22%
1
Massey-Harris
Molsor.
12%
12%
■»'. Class B
Mailman
476
r
Co
Utilities
Lang & Sons Ltd
MacMillan
14'/2
95
«*•
100
preferred
MacKinnon
Apr '
12
Lake of the Woods common
Lindsay JC
27
32%
com
__
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
1%
Labatt Ltd (John)
1%
Jan
*
distribution
International
21%
32
com
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
7%
Jan
Claude
Powders
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
3.210
25
—
Bronze
52 %
common
26%
100
International
Apr
125
•
com—
Par
Canadian Industries
May
preferred
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
\ 96
£i
$5 preferred
23
14V*
25'
preferred
Industrial Acceptance
High
■
Jan
Sales
E5»
Bale Pries
a25.
)
1
5
com
6%
,
49 V*
141/4
•
of
preferred
18
25%
*
Smelting
Low
17%
15
25 %
•
;
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
4%
common
High
80
loo
Smith
MAY
STOCKS
a48a48%
——100
preferred
Howard
ENDED
Range Bines Jan. 1
-
a21% a22%
—
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd Inc 1927—50
Gypsm Lime & Alabastine—
*
Hamilton Bridge
•
•
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
v.
FOR
Sales
(Un)
1
50c
49c
53c
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2124)
Monday, May 21, 1901
...
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—
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
—
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STOCKS
Range
Low
uanraaur
mmuig
c*
w
16
200
1
6.25
100
Bagamac
19%
Jan
Banktield
9.50
Jaa
Bank
of
Jan
Bank
of
Nova
Feb
Bank
8.00
34c
29,000
30c
May
1
loc
loc
o,o0U
,15c
May
3c
3 VaC
9,500
3c
May
6c
Jan
Barnat
3,500
18c
May
33c
Jan
35c
.
"
.—1
3 Vac
._1
of
Base
Macdonald
Mackeno
Ltd:
Mines
Mines
Ltd'
*
*-—1
*—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Lsland Mining Uorp Ltd
Mining
Monpas
Mines
Montauban
New
Ltd
Calumet
Mines
Hew- Formaque
Goldvue
New
Pacific Coal
O'Brien
Gold
Pato Cons
Percticourt
Pitt
Gold
Gold
Quebec
Fields
58,000
19,009
35c
21c
May '
45c
Mar
45c
1.62
134,800
99c
7,500
21c
Jan
3,600
". 2,400
1,538
1.18
1.14
3.10 '
3.05
Royrau Gold Fields Ltd
Shevritt-Gordon
Silver
Miller
Hiscoe
Gold
Mines
Mines
Gold
1.65
Rock
RnUivan
Iron
Cons
Sylvanite
Mines
Mines
Jan
2,000
12c
May
4%c Feb
6c
7c
231 it
24
200
23 '/a May
2 Vac
3c
600
2%c
lOViC
5,500
36c
29%
'
m.
Gold
Mines
Hughes Gold
Tobrit
Silver
Trebor
Mines
Mines
Ltd.
18,200
2.90
500
1.03
18,900
60c
4%%
Mar
Jan
200
55c
Jan
4c
3%c
7c
4,500
7.75
2.90
3.10
;
Waite
Amulet
Weeden
"Wendell
Mineral
7,400
1.90
1.88
1.88
9c
9c
1.000
1.00
1.00
1.05
8,800
94c
11%
200
10 %
7c
100 v
10%
Lake
39c
11.400
33c
29c
14,500
28c
Oil
21c
7,000
20c
Co
J
74c
74c
5.90
5.90
6.00
2,750
3.10
3.10
3.10
200
12 y4
11%
12V4
1.10
1.10
600
5.90
5.75
6.10
4,900
—
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Calmont
Oils
Ltd
74c
1
Petroleumk
Central
Ltd
Explorers
Central
Leduc
———
62c
B
-
—
Oils
Ltd
JJelcalta Oils Ltd
Federated
Gaspe
Oil
O
Ventures
Co
Ltd
——.
Ltd
2.20
22,250
2.20
,>00
2.20
8.80
_
1.87
1.95.
2,700
14
15
5,57b
14
16c 19 %c
8,500
16c
National Petroleums Corp Ltd,
British &
Dominion Oil
*
New
Okalta.Oils
Omnitrans
Ltd
Exploration
Pacific. Petroleums
Pan
Western
Ltd.
Oils
Ltd
1,700
Ltd
III
-—
Ltd
w-.
<«
Co
Ltd
Co
1.00
300
96 Va.
8c
8%c
i5 V4
14%
14%
15
30%
Jan
May
101
Mar
Jan
16%
Apr
9 Va
1,620
9%c Apr
13%
Jan
16 %
Apr
28'%
Jan
32va
feb"
295
29 Va
SO
5%c Jan
460
29 V2
A—
May
94
,.
8,260
14%
1,875
4%
5
1.16
1.03
1.20
9c
1.25
1.35
2,900
21c
■
2.5UU
1.35
...
24,100
9c
-1
Jan
:
6.50, FebV
Jan
4.10
70c
1.20 May
12c
b 72 c Mar
1.20
Jan
1.70
Jan
Jan
32 Va
33
Jan
35,
Feb,
19c
20c
29c
Jan
Lake
Building Products
Bulldog
Yellowknife
Bunker Hill
Burns
Class
Feb
17c
May
6c
May
Feb
12c
Mar
6%c
8c
3,000
20
20
20
235
18
Jan
23
Feb
50
50
130
40
Jan
51
May
35
35
35%
155
28
Mar
40
7%
7Va
7%
635
6c
7 VaC
24.300
* /
—
7%
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
Calder Bousquet
3c
*
class A
Feb
31
450
*
A——
—
Feb
803
..
Jan
* 1
-—--—-——
class
B
Burrard
Gold
„——
Co
&
*
1
——
Apr
Calgary &
Apr
Calllnan Flin Flon
Jan
Calmont Oils
Jan
Calnortb
Feb
Calvan
Edmonton
6.t>5
13
Bread
B
Canada
1.97
Apr
10c
7.50
Jan
13 Vs May :
5c
Jan
80c
5,130
Jan
167,850
13,808
Apr
1.06
Jan,
1.43
Apr
32c
20c
2,500
5.75
6.10
101,374
1
2.85
5.75
2.90
•
3.05
3.05
3.05
—t—50
common
50%
50%
50%
65
65
69
790
53% Jan
27
27%
200
27
May
29%
50
25
Mar
27
6
Jan
—
——
•
——--20:
I8V2C May "
Feb
18 Vac
5.85
—.—
Crushed
Stone
Canada Foils
_—*
common
Iron
Foundry
Canada
May
6.10 May,
2.10
Jan
3.00
Apr
50
.
Apr
2,300
v
4.80
2.75
Jan
.4.75
Feb
,
.
,
49'
5
Malting '_v
Canada Packers class A.
Power
•
;
Canada
S
Canada
Varnish
Wire
Lines
S
—
11%
56
Jan
Jan
•
...
,,
; Feb
v 75
•
'
-
Jan
46 %
Cable
class
Apr
22%
75
50
Jan
54
11%
115
11
Jan
43
215
40 Va Mar
45
'Apr
34%
35
555
32
39
Apr
105
46%
46%
46 %
50
46
46 Va
25
B_
May
9
19%.. Jan
42
:
-
—20
preferred—
preferred—
&
51
*
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Jan
100
1,460
21 Va
B
18% Mar
8
21%
35
Feb
Class
27
8
51
Canada Northern
Apr
27
21 Vn
*
10
—
Feb
8.90 Mar
23c
1.13
1.10
Jan
6c
May
2.20 May
31c
33c
1.00
V
12%
...
1
Ga£._
&
preferred
Preferred
1.29 Mar
2.70
11%
25VaC
*
Oil
Canada Cement common——
Feb
12
29c
1
Oils
Cons
Class
May
*
*
17%
17%
70
71%
71
*
12%
-
Mar
Apr
54
- •
Feb
May
%
Feb
Jan
Feb
60
43% Jan
25
15%
Jan
18% May
385
•
61%
Jan
76
9
Jan
50
■
Jan
2.92 May
Jan
Canadian Bakeries
1.73 May
3.00
May
Feb
Feb
Bank
Canadian
4V4C
.
Canadian
7.80
Jan
10
Feb
Canadian
33c
May
49c
Jan
Canadian
Car
7,875
85c
Jan
1.60
Feb
Class A
Apr
2.05 May
Canadian
Jan
1.20 Apr
10
25
26
1,150
10
21
5,552
17
1,760
24 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
27%.
•
common
29
14,
28%
—
10
25.;: Mar
193«
—^
Commerce-
Canners
51
10
25
207/b
—
of
Breweries
2.000
1.15
2.05
2.05
96V2C
1.07
1.05
Superior Oils Ltd—
1.05
t——
95%
Feb
,
78
Mar
Feb*
21 % May
*
14%
480
17
16%
17 Va
410
16
55
56
430
50 %
21%
50
44
45 Va
4.00
17%
Jan
21%
29Va May,,
Jan
55
14%
(
28%
•
Jan
Feb
"
Ltd——,——
—
96 Va
Feb"
32
Jan*
29 •;
..
.
1
6.10
Jan..
3c
400
33c,
33c
Zlx
Oil
Oil
0,500
9.40
9.15
-
„.
Phillips
3c
3c
185
•
Jan
2.08
285
Feb
3.30 May
May
*1.24
400
—-■
Selburn
)
1.000
1.68
2.61,
1.85
1.60
.
31
79%
Apr
Jan
34%
9c
75c
1.70 Jan
1.85
1.58
2.61
*
..>00
r—
Jan
38c
1.48
Jan
,
May
-
Jan
Jan
1.45
14 %
29%
78
'm—mmimvmtT
class
17c
28
Jan
9c
25
—
31
8 Vac
27%, Feb
6,437
•
...
31
A_
Jan
51,600
14%
33%
9c
33c
Jane
14c
14
•
class
22
May
May
6.15
200
.
.
15% Mat
5c
Apr,
23c
500
25q
8.80
16c
14c
Jan
18c
Apr
1.85
1.95
III
v
Jan
14%
6,928
5
Canada
Oil
-iome
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
May
8.00
1,500
Jan
4.90
237/b
23
32 %
V; 1,000
79%
Porcupine
45c
;
Jan'
91c
25c
—
47c
30,400
Jan
8.90
300
8.80
—_L
Petroleums Ltd
Jan
9C>
Jan
Jan
5.52 May
22c
2.80 Mar
2.20
*
-t*.
15%.
100
pfd-.
-
Power
14 V2
May
4.75
2.10
—
15%
100
Canada
Calvan
5c
6c
1,235
5 Va
1.00 May
500
•
Ltd
Ltd—
Feb
52,350
14%
Packers
46c
May
1.04
*
Oil
Co
67c
45c
7,000
35c
5.75
15c
Forest Products-
Columbia
Canada
Anglo-Canadian
Atlantic
5%C,.
5c
24c
5.55
32%
common
Buffadlson Gold
Stocks—
Ajax Petroleums
Feb
Feb
Jan
3.900
-25
1.20
May
20c
Oil
Campbell Red Lake
Oil
53c
—
20c
May
28c:
50c
23
—1
—
G)
15 %
Jan
11%
1.00
20c
23
21c
18c
Mar
Jan
33c
i
Jan
May
20 V« May
5%
2.20
May
11%
1
58 '
51
10 V»c May
lG.xuo-
1
Jan
1.20
Light & Pwr com_*
Buffalo Ankerite
,"2.25 May
1
Jan
*
1.12 May
Products
Feb
7c
Canadian
2.11 Mar
Minerals Ltd
Western Ashley
58c
Red
100
Yukeno Mines
May
Buffalo
500
39c
40c
3V2C May
May-
Buffalo
1.12
1
54c
Jan
2.25
—•
Jan
Jan
1.12
11
Mines Ltd—
& Copper Corp
Pyrite
Fet*.
6.50- Feb-
Jan
33c
May
;
'
«
Jan
70c
•
Jan
2.25
—
12
44%,Mar
Mar"
45c
100
20 Va.
12c
15%r.
Class B
3.70 Jan
1.12 May
1
30% May-
Jan
10%
Jan
8.10
1
*
12c
May
7,600
7.75
2.98
35c
500
-—1
Feb-
May
45c
May
May
1,600
7c
;
1.85
1,000
•••
85c
10,800
New
20
—
Celanese
preferred
Canadian
—-
...
common—.
"25
——-
*
Dredge
•
19
Mar
21
Feb
-;23%
Jan
Feb
51
27%, Jan
510.
Feb
68
-
'
i't'JA.,-.
bioO
Friday
Exchange
Sale Price
bB9j TTOTtBS'
Canadian
8%
Shares
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper
$1.50
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic new
New
Acme
Gas
&
Yellow
Knife
Alberta
Pacific
American
Cons—
10c
71c
90",
11O.700
55c
Apr
93c
1.00
8,560
93c
May
1.42
3.25
3.25
100
May
3.25 May
50c
Centremaque
95c
42c
•
42c
500
pfd—
32%
35%-
5,895
28
94
94
97 V«
2,020
91
23%'
465
23
May
16c
1
Jan
1.24
*
—
13c
Feb
Chimo
Feb
Chromium
29,400
61,350
5.70
6.10
13,065
10%
10%'
72 %c
11c
,
*i
i
—*
*L
B
For footnotes
see
page
13%
20
7,800
20c
9%c
9%CS
9%c
10c
5,000
2.01
2.14
2.22
43.
75
Jan
Chesterville
50
40
10
101
18
17
18%
1,390
16
16
100
155
—————
Jan
102 '
Mar
32%
•
46
Mar
*
^
Mar
102
*
class A
.
Feb
May
103%
Apr
13%
Jan
22
Feb
14
Feb
16
May
29
29
30
170
27
1.20
I.900
109
Jan
2.65
2.80
1,600
2.20
_
2.10
2.26
24,025
.31% Mar
Jan
1.15
2.75
*
—
144
Jan
2.05
Jan
3.25
2.10
Jan
3.00
Apr
Jan
53c
4,525
48c May
74c
Jan
16c
15c
16c
4,292
15c
30c
Feb
9c
8c
9c
4,000
8c
May
May
20c
Feb
66c
50c
51c
—
Ltd
70c
75c
.Apr
1.02
11%
11
11%
125
9
Apr
13%
Apr
1.36
1.27
1.48
37,000
96c
Jan
1.60
Apr
6c
6%c
II,500
6c
Apr
13c
Jan
31c
35c
I,900
31c
May
80c
Jan
17c
18c
6,000
15c
May
36c
2.75
2.75
455
14c 15 %c
13.125
14c
Apr
1.27
139,575
72c
Mar
1.70
70c
common——_—
_.
May
Mines
Gold
i
_——
Feb.
Mines
Ltd.
Cobalt
Silver
Mines—
Lode
Cochenour
8V2C
Jan
May
Class
Jan
Cockshutt
5,300
Feb
12.9,900
Coin
Feb.
Colomac
A*
8c
5,000
7c
2,90
13
17 Va
6 VsC
3.20
'
15,725
19%
6V20
9,875
21c
28c
3,25
3.35
2.35
11c
Jan
111,100
..-.1,600
20c
M
May.
Plow
7%
7%;
4.50
25
J
55o
2.90
Jan
«%
-tan
50
11%
Jan
140
15%
Jan.,
1
26
850"
27%
-
-
3%c
3%c
1.65
1.65
1.70
2.20
2.20
2.25
Jan
13,. May.
17% May ,.
.
22%
12%
13%
-1,100
1.40
1.40
312
»
Jan
3%c
I.000
56c
—
3%c
2,500
-
32 v
17c
Feb
.
6c
'
.Feb
Feb;--
■
1.70
May
Jan :
I.80
•
.
:
„
Apr
1.45 Mar
400-
'
Apr
Conduits National
Mar
Coniaurum
Mines
^Consolidated
Consolidated
—
—
Coniagas Mines
-
1
—
.,2,35
Feo
——
5
i"
Bakeries
•
1
*
10c
7%
—
58c
17,000
7%
150
7%
Consolidated" Beattle Mines———
2
48c
45c
50c
Consolidated
1
7%c
6%c
7%c
Jan-
Consolidated C(»dusuii Oils
1
1.12
1.12
36c
Jan
Consolidated Duquesne-^
Central 'Cadillac.—
——
1
29x*e
30c
•
•
-
-
-
•
•
;•
11,0402 500
3.65
Jan
Consolidated
.'7%
Feb
Consolidated Lebel Oro
&.25
Feb
Consolidated
Howey
i
i
——
:
Mining. &? Smelting.
-
1
1
9%c
5
140
35e
35c
9c
9 Vic
138% 143 Va-
6,000
10,200
-
1,600
1.80
Apr •'
-
7% Apr
45c
—
—
;
35c8c
-
.4.
-
x,
9^
.
Mar;
Apr
25c-
126
Jan.
Jan.
C80c;
V
6%c..Apr.r
88c ,-Jan,"
II,663
30c
55c
10c, Mar
•
-
II,685
,
1.23,
13%. Mar,-
1.35 May
-3,190
10c 10%c
—
Astoria
9V2 Jan
•
'
Jan
11 %C May
1.800
12 Vac 12 V'2 c
12V'2C
——-
Yellowknife —1——
10c
.
Mar
"-4.50 May
1.46
13
17%
23%
——*—
Lake
'
4.50
6,300
13
Apr
1.98
1.62
17%
—
Feb
Mar
33c
1.30
1.70
—
——
3.35 May
20V*-May-
"
6c
Mar
18
ia%)Mar
2,000-
-
17%
Willans
Commonwealth Petroleum
2.41 Mar-
May
VaC
Jan
15c
Jan
1.16
1.13
Jan
4.50
Jan
Feb
43c
Apr
15%
13%.May.
90
2.01 May
1,060
,
1.10
'
Jan
29c
•
17c
——
Citra-Lartic
20 %c
-
Jan
18'
3.05
1
% Jan
May
46 Va
Cochrane-Dunlop comoran
83c
May
7
2Gc
23
24 Va
46
13%. Feb
Jan
17%
1
6,890
Jan
102
38
8%. Jan
3,220
85
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
22c
—*
6.65
May
May
-13 Vac
85
1
3.15
51c
Jan
5c
.
iOV'C
*
L——.—
—
1,000
Jan
Mar
10c
3.000
2,500
85
*
—-,———'r
Aunor Gold
-
32c
26c
Commoil
1——_—1'
—
Mines
.,
18c
12%
B—„——10
11937)1:"
16
22c
1
class
10 %
500
10b,570
5VaC ■;
10c
18c
4.60
5,400
-
80c
5V«C
2.45
25c
1
—_l
—
28
26%
8IV2C
Apr
Jan
49c
12%'
26
100
Research
May
10c
-
99%
Jan
Gold
Steel
15c
100
,
.—
Class
Chemical
6V2C
V
*
_——
—
Auto Fabric class A
Chatco
Feb
76c
2.70
5%C
1
.—
—
Aumdque
Jan
26 V2
1,000
16c 16 Vac
_
May
99
Oil-
Charter Oil Co
107 V2
10,100
42c
78c
Jan
149
50
Patricia Gold Mines
central
12,700
1
—„—
—
Jan
lGe
2.50
lUv'a
—
...
18
5
100
25
—
Leduc
1.13
5.80
;
Hardware
Central
16c
44c
...
825
140
Feb
Feb
May
58c
36%
102
Trethewey
1.05
2.55
—
Ascot Metals Corp
Jan*
24%
149
Feb
Feb
400
-
Jan
46 Va
Gold
lie 11 Vac
1
_
common
May
Apr
35% May
Mar
23
i-io;
—+.
Atlas Steels
Jan
23 Va
,
Aubelle
Cariboo
Castle
32%
1
—-
Athonar Mines
Atlantic Oil
Jan
Apr
Cheskirk Mines
Apex Consolidated Res__,
Aquarius Porcupine
Area Mines
Ashdown
37c
23%
60c
-
Feb
26%
•
70
Jan
preferred.:——100
Canadian Wirebound
19c
11%
*
Petroleums
Arjon Gold
Armistice
3.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
97c
2,450
*
Central Porcupine
ndr>
61c
60c
common
Vickers
26c
May
58c
28 Va
*
Wallpaper class B—
4J0
Larder
Preferred
Canadian
13,000
25
.
_
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
.
Canadian
Feb
25,324
9%
150
4.60
Jan»
56%
361
Feb
11
Nepheline
Argus Corp
20%
8-%
Tire
Canadian Utilities
10
1
of Canada
Mines
Canadian
22% May
25V» Mar
Apr
6% Apr
2.670
28%
Railway—
Corp ___—
32c33VaC
—
Ankeno
Jan
18 V'2
71,
28%
Pacific
10%cll%c
*
American Yellowknife
Anacon Lead
Anchor
24%
435
19
10
—
11c
—_1
i_
;
Algoma
Amalgamated
1,120
.High:
Apr
15
375
*
preferred
33 Vic
*
Distillers Ltd
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
0%
♦
...
Alberta
Aluminum Co
25%'
10%
19 Va
66
375
4.00
*
—
—,
•
:
„-
Petroleums
Akaitcho
•
*
13,532
Cos
1
Oil
Agnew-Surpass
Ajax
25
19
6%
A———*
Acadia-Uranium
20%
19%
20
-
——
Low
Iligh
19%
25 Va
common-.*
new
class
common
Low
Oils
preferred
Canadian
......
Par
950
66
50
—100
Electric
Malartic
Canadian
Sales
3.30
4.25
100
Locomotive
for Week
of Prices
—_1—
Products
General
Canadian
...4,^
Week's?
Ranges
Last
Food
Preferred
.
Canadian
Canadian Fnnds
STOCKS^
Canadian
vbaVtoM-nb
.
Toronto Stock
-
Apr
'
5c
3 Vic May
3,?on
Tracuou
Columbia
Broulan
1.30 Mar
72c
1
Ltd
Ltd
39 %4,
10
52
52
li^c
.
preferred
British
4.65
Jan
a55c
35c
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Jan
10%, Jan
1,200
5.75
—
Columbia Elec 41o
British
1.85 May
1.00 Jan
1.82
95c
1.82
7c
United
17
•
12,700
4c
32c
——
British Columbia
Jan
7c
Jan
a55c
35c
,.
54,-
^nn
53c
Roofing class A,
(T
British
Jan
—1
Ltd
Jan
3.75
1
42c
20%
—
American
iMi
16c
Jan
3.45
,1
Mines
40%
O.40-
Me
52 :
B
1
Burlington Steel
Teck
75c
-
Jan.
1.08
Jan
29,600
40C
—50
class
Prefeired
May
3%c Mar
Jan
9%c Jan
3.10
7.75
46c
l^c
Red
Bright
ClaSS
1
1,32
Jan
Jan
46c
9,136
-
3%c
1
preferred
Bralorne-Mines
9%c May
2.45
9,400
—1
Mar
-
Jan
80c
•
950"
dOf.
Gold
Bordulac
4.15 May
—*
Ltd.'
«"
87 %c
-
'
285-
r
.
40.
39 Va
1.
—
Gold
Jan
Apr
3.25
Ltd——;
39%
1
Bonville
Jan
3.10 May
Jan
"
Steep
-25
Brewing
51c
28c
4c
Lta
Top
Brazilian
1
Ltd
(1944)
Mines
10%
*
••
Apr
Jan
7,000
98c
28%.«
10%
Bob jo Mines
Mar
15c
"
28%
—
Ribbon
Blue
Feb
7c
4.15
Soma-Duvernay GolH Minos Ltd."——1
Standard
Blue
Jan
Apr
6.00
35c
12c
1
23%
——"T-
Gold
Feb
3 80
1
—
Kirkland
3c
12c
1
Bevcourt
Bidgood
19 VaC Mar
-
11,500
Ltd——
70
b.-tu
53,600
47/BC
Ltd
Mines
52
A.
n.-j
Brantford
4>/'C
Ltdx
Mines
Sladen-Malartic
53
50
38
33,300
1
Jan
4%c
Ltd
62c
Quebec
90c
50o
Mines
57c
River
Jan
4.00
1
Santiago Mines Ltd
58c
38%
2,700
■
45c
40c
1
2 %C
15,900
95c
45c
63c
49c
1
1.14
92c
1
Brewis
*
1.00
Mines
May
63c
—•
class
Telephone
42c
1
Mines
29c
Jan
1.14 May
2.45
50,500
Ltd
1.05
•
♦
B;
May
40c
Gold
39 %
•
Bros
31c
32c
Mines
Jan
485
39 V*
—
Power
31,200
39 VaC
1,000
Gold
Stadacona
4.50
1,000
Yellowknife
43
39 Va
—10
———
Mining
Bonetal
4c
Crest
1.65
Mar
26c
5.25
38c
Jan
.135
Belleterre
Jan
31c
1
Feb.--
46
41 Va
-
Jan
25c
1.30
"V".
32%
41%
Bellekeno
Feb
5,500
.>,000
20c
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
3.70
23c
4c
Mines
Class
Bell
Apr
3rfr
5.00
■V
,.
Beatty
64%c May
Jan
2.70
4,700
3.00
20c
Manitou
41c
21c
1
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Feb
p
Berens
22c
1
Goldfields
Feb
20 %
Jan
1.35
1
Ltd
Quebec
Red
30c
Feb
78c
61c
5.10
1
Quebec
69
57c
Bathurst
Feb
1.30
;
Mar
24c
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Ltd—-
Ltd—:
Co
Chibougamau
Quebec
53c
16% May
23c
Apr-
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Mining
Porcupine
Apr
Jan
53
32c
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Ltd
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1.30O
2.90
•
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17
22c
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16 Vn
1
—
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Penn-Cobalt
23,100
1
Ltd
&
71c
54c
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61'/4
27 c
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New
1.21
59
62c
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1.17
500 V
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620
,
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86c
4,900
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27 Va
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1,100
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30c
16 %c May
7c
17c
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loc
.
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4,700
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High
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55c
Jan
Feb
30c
30 c
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16 %c
1
25c
May
May :
18C 18 Vac
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Par
7.60
1
—
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
13c
27,500
.
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Range
Sale Price,
High
Low
16%
Week's
of Prices
'
Last
STOCKS
High
16
.—1
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Range Since Jan. I
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...
(2125)
41
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
*
■
•
STOCK®
Last
Range
.
.
of Prices
Shares
Par
...
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines
24%c
Consolidated
Rochette
1
Gas
Consumers
Corrugated
Paper
1
Box
1,334
loc
10c
-12Vi
2.80
22c
28c
10c
144
-
-Apr
16c
165%
Imperial Mills—
Cournor
Feb
7,100
1.75
Jan
3.35 May
Indian
900
10ti
Jan
17%
Craig
Bit
50
Mines
Feb
30% Mar
25% -Jan
Crown
Trust
'Crow's
Nest
Crowshore
Decalta
Oils
•
Gold
Mines
Acceptance
preferred
310
22tic
Ltd
-
1.39
1.24
30,400
-
•
800
1.05
...
Feb
22c
Jan
•Jacknife
Feb
Jack
Feb
'32c
Feb
Jellicoe
28c
Jan
1.65
Jan
Jan
1.40
21c
Jan
Joliet
Jan
Oils
Dome
Yellowknife
1
Seagrams -Z
Dominion
27%
27%
•
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17%
17
10
-4%%
red sinking
Dominion
Dominion Scottish
49%
Invest
common
1
1,386
99
175
14%
13VV
15%
29
770
28
Jan
34%
50
-31
Jan
17
150
1
775
Feb
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102
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class
25
B
125
37
2,920
27
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12
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13
13
14
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&
.
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33
34 %
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23.50
20 %
20%
v.'.
14%
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Dominion
Woollens
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,
10%
53c
1
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11,000
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20
7,002
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31,100
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8c
138
.
-
5c
Mar
3,672
23c
May
8c
10c
15,265
6c
6%c
2,500
.
50c
47c
58c
1.20
1.27
32,350
46c
16 Vic
16 %c 18 tie
Jan
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24c
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17
22c
16%
1
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1,500
..
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May
1.33
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1
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1
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1.15
1.10
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19
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19
1
7.65
7.50
7.85
9,840
1
31c
30c
34c
22,650
30c
19%
May
85c
7,500
78c
Mar,
t,ic
2,000
3c
Apr
20c
2,000:
18c
May
18c
Apr
500
-
'35c
20,000
-
-18,250
Jan'
-
-70c
•
May
Mines..
Malartic
East
1
East Rim Nickel Mines
East
Sullivan
iLabatt
Ltd
;
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Ltd—
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laduiama Gold Mines.
Apr
/ 22ti Mar
:i6%
-Jan
Dufault
Fortune
Gold
Feb
Lake
Linginan
—_
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Lake
65c
.
Lake
Feb
8c
Jan
Feb
16%
,
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12c:i2%c
3,000
■
-
1
;
82c
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81c
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18c
4
8,^00
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May
77c
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Mar
(new)
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25
215
19ti
Jan
26
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15.100
47 Vic
Jan
63c
20c
20c
22c
25.400
20c
Apr
32c
IOV2C
15c
50,100
21%
13 %c
21%
•
10c
90
Mar
2.02
1.93
2.10
22,450
78c
95c
25,855
78c
10%
10
10%
26%'c
30c
Jan
17'/a
Jan
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2.10
400
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5.50
5.50
714
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1
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8c
19,250
17
17
17%
2 3
21
30%
14
14
14%
2,355
23
23
25
20
1,010
585
.
13 %
i
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&
Jan
18%
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14
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12
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31
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32
33
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4.75
4.75
10
5c
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Feb
Feb
14 %
,
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55c
Jan
31
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35c
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Apr
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I
May
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May
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Jan
8c
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12
1,000
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Feb
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1.14
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13% May
6,400
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1
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Jan
55c
Apr
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200
•
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9.60
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1.75 May
5c
1,500
12
Feb
19%
,
5.10
55,900
12
Jan
18c
Jan
20c
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-
200
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Leitch
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3
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Leduc
Feb
16%
,
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Secora
Lencourt Gold
Jan
8.50
7,750
2.00
Lawscn
Jan
8.40
7.530
,
3,251
28c
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Feb
1.63
10,151
10V8
—-
2.10
Larder
Jan
2.85
May
20c
9.15
.
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Apr
23
21% May
1.55 Apr
95c
16c
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9.15
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1
preferred
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Apr
*
common
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i
Apr
53C
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Apr
22
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Feb
50C
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Lake Wasa Mining...
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22
1
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•
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Jan
1
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Federal
25
9.65
Jan
50c
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1
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70
1.73
May
..
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25
51c
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10
.
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98c
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45.900
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1
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8.00
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7.55
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4.000
..
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1
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1.01
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15c
12c
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May
1.09
,
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50c
22c
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25 tic May
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18
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-
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33,311
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-
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Feb
144
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Jan
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Jan
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13
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Jan
23
52
103% Mar
2 38 % Mar
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Apr
14 %
Jan
Feb
55c
Jan
28c
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Kirkland
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20%
39
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Mar
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Feb
39Vi
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Jan
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Jan
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35
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Kroy.
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22
103
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1
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37
18%
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22
103
1*
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May
Jan
9%
13
35
.
157/s
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.
Kelore
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34
54
47%
25
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class
43c
47%
preferred
43c
14%
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7c
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.
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40,
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Mar
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13%
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6,765
17%
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29%
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29.475
30-
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13
Apr
May
34%
29
Jan
Apr
-
3c
16%
Ltd
Quebec
11
23
-
•
34%
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Jupner
39% Mar
16%
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Feb
5,600
36% Jan
V
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Mines
1,790
-.-775
4c
1
Jan
32
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11%
23%
3c
Apr
27%
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Discovery
11
23
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30
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32c
1,355
10,359
3V»C
International Petroleum
24
Low
30%
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'
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30%
36%: 37%
—
36%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
common
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International Nickel Co
Apr
23C
Apr
12 Vic
Low
Par
^^100
Jan
1.25
24,400
15c 16 %c
lGc
&
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Mar
66
Jan
15c
1.10
1.19
1
130
•
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21c
1.35
1
:
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22c
Jan
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'40 900
2Gc
18c
19c
9
18c
20
-
(John)
International -Bronze
International Metals
Mar
7%c May
6,500
Shares
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Jan
19c
s45c
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Jan
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$1.60
Mar
8%
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12,000
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24c
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118
10
4,000
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May
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.
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400
13 %
28c
118
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714
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Range
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•
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Jan
May
153
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850
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Feb
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24
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16
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22
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class
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B
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100
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4.65
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Mar
97
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Apr
Jan
20%
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Feb
109%
Jan
111 %
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2.30
Jan
3.40
3.55
5.65
5.90
1,133
5.00
Jan
6.70
Feb
5.60
5.75
1,240
4.95
Jan
6.25
Feb
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*
44
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43
44
230
50
Feb
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21%
22%
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23
May
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1,300
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May
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Yellowknife
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17c
6.25
6.65
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31,900
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Jan
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1
3,465
6.10
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Jan
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•
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24
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2.15
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19c
10,600
1
1.93
1.92
2.05
14,375
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;
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2.03
1
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&
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1
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,
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Consol
Malartic
Feb
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B
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100
8,000
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3.55 May
3.50
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92c
1
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General
General
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108% Jan
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A
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common
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2.70
94
3,365
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Feb
48
;
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Feb
76
May
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Mar
70
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30
96
18%
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96
18%
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1.40
41 %
0.
___
common
Gair Co preferred
5,^60
57
35c
4,500
2.20
52%
■%_•
*
—r——-—
Gold
Francoeur
Fraser
•
A
Co
39c
2.Go
53
•
i————
—
Foundation
35c
2.w
*
—
Manufacturing
Mines
24
2%c
2'/bc
2'Ac
6,500
14
14%
500
13%
13%
5G5
4%c
4Vic
2,125
9c
9c
500
2,135
''9,850"
16%
Jan
28
Apr
16%
Jan
28
Apr
"
2.00 May
17c
2.75
30c
May
1.90 May
Jan
Jan
2.90
Jan
Jan
3%c
Jan
14
Apr
16
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Feb
7c
Feb
2c
Feb
Mapie Leaf Gardens
*
—
"
Lake
Giliies
God's
7c
1
.
———
Goid
Lake
7c
•2%c
2%c
4.500
•
Gold
Glenora
33c
33c
36c
15.150
1
Golden
Manitou
May
23c
Jan
tic May
14c
Jan
12c
Jan
3.700
2,500
7%c
5 tic May
5 Vic
5 Vic
'? 7.60
8.30
45.780
*
1
4%c
4VeC
4%c
3,500
1
6c
16c
1,500
7.85
1
—
.2
Jan
17,500
Jan
9c
Leaf
Maple
Jan
8c
1
Arrow
Golden
5c
58c
20c
6
Feb
Jan
7%c
7c
1
Mines—
Eagle
11c
May
33c
7c
16c
17c
1
Gold
Goldale
2 tic
Jan
7%c
Mines
Goldcre&t Gold
>
"7c
"5.000
7c
2%c
1
*
Maralgo
Mines
Goldora
Goodfish Mining
Jan
8.30
;
3c
May
9Vic
Gordon
Mackay class A
Graham
Mines
Great Lakes
i
•
Class
90
48 Vi
105
*48%
Apr
52 %
9%
350
8%
Jan
9%
lie
11c
1,500
10c
May
23c
Feb
500
17c
Feb
30c
Mar
43
47%
47%
3c
93
8%c
Apr
Jan
8c
105
Mar
Jan
Class: B
•
•
Felt
West
Great
-
Gridoil Freehold
6%
*
*
common....
7 Vi
y
200
"
12V2c
Jan
10c
May
3V2C
Apr
11
Mar
25c
Mar
13% May
63c
Feb
27c
30c
2,700
14
485
11
Feb
15
11%
150
10 Vi
Jan
11%
Jan
28% May
*
T.«„—
H
—
Mclntyre Porcupine
5
Red
'
5
7.75
Apr
3.500
7 tic
Jan
12c
10 %c
12c
20e
25c
25%
27
May
Apr
9%c 13 tic
21c
May
27%
Apr
Jan
18c
Feb
Milton
70
Feb
Feb
54c
Jac
8Vic
Jan
44c
4 tic
4VtC
3 Vic May
8c
8%c
—
1,720
8c
10c
11c
4,000
7Vic
67c
65c
68c
3,000
53c
3.00
r
13tic
2.75
3.00
1,250
5'A
5'A
36
10 Vic Mar
8ti May
—
He
11c
13c
9
-
15.000
8%
9
65
Jan
14c
May
—
Mar
72c
Feb
Jan
Mar
-
2.65 May
5
3.50
5%
Mar
1.50
20tic
■
9
•
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
May
2.10
Jan
2.82
May
*
Metals
1.90
1.80
1.90
6,000
1
*
2.55
2.70
17
23,280
16%
2.46
16
900
16
Mar
"
Corp
Corp
Mining
Jan
1,000
-*
Brick
Mindamar
Apr
53 Vi
4,000
.—-
——*
Grain
Jan
39c
45c
13.50,
Oil
Pacific
&
—
99
Jan
May
44c
*
Power common
—
Mid-Continent
Midland
Jan
25c
Jan
6c
24.040
Jan
Jan
Light &
18%
21c
88
680
-
1
Prelerred
Feb
9c
1,235
ll%c
..'210
12c
56,770
25^4
Feb
10% May
21%
24.800
1
5 Vi
Mexican
10,700
"
45c
0
Island
28c 30tic
61 ti
Apr
6% May
May
:____
45
92%
59 Vi
1
Lake
-
2,631
26-28%
"88
60%
1
Gold
11c 11 Vic
9.00
Gold
McWatters
100
^
-—1
Lake
Red
McKenzie
McLellan
McMarmac
1,450
27'A-
30c
Apr
8
*
common
•
Apr
5
•
Gypsum Lime & Alabastme—
7%c May
Feb
13%
McDougall Segur
50 %
6% May
6',4 May
1,255
6%
1
;
—
17Vic
29c
88
49
9.00
ll%e
1
Gunnard Gold
8,000
34,810
Apr
13%
———-100
Jan
5
*
—
A
Preferred
Jan
"
8.75
»
1
Leases
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
3,500
8c
13%
May
*
30
130
6%
7%
——*
—.——2
8 tic
5c
'12
' 12
*
_-
4c
8V2C
1
class
MccbJl-Frontenac
Feo
Feb
Merrill
Great West Coal class A
common,
Ltd
Grain
46%
3,865
47
44
47%
•
—
7%c
—
1
new
Ma tar row Lead
McCabe
Apr
23 tie 23 Vie
•
Paper common
—
Feb
9%
*
2
preferred
A
6,500
3,700
97 ;
9%
•
1
Bousquet
Gran dor o
7c
6c
4%C
V':
50
Preferred
1
1
Massey-Harris
Jan
48%
97
Lid
Martin-McNeely
May
100
5c 3
*
Tire common
Goodyear
Mines
Jan
5.(6
5c
1
Malartic
Gold
Marcus
13%*-
•
Mines
Marbenor
Maxwell
Goldbawk Porcupine
Milling
,20%:
20%
20%
20
50
18
Apr
20 Vi May
12%
Jan
23
1.50 Mar
Feb
20
"
■Halcrow Swayze
1
Haliiwell
:Hallnor
Gold
Hamilton
-Hard
Cotton
2%c
—
3.50
100
14
14%
1,300
14%
29
*
common
13%c
•
,
Headway
1
1
11%
Heva Gold
Feb
Feb
Jan
", 29% May
40c
12%
20,833
6%c Jan
20tic
Highland-Bell
——_
2
Highbridge Mining —2--—r~—.
Highwood Sarcee
25c
Jan
69c
51c
45c
"Apr
93c
Jan
tic 12 Vac"
35,700
8%c May
18c
Jan
12c
8,000
14 tic
Apr
Hlnde 1fc
♦
Daueh.———2—22^,
cHolJinger Consol
«
Home
<
Homer
1
8
9c
»
10c
92C
7c
Feb
Jan
85c
Jan
'7,000
95c
7c
2,600
13c
%
OH
4c
May
20c
Jan
5,500 *
**
12c
HosCO Gold
-
Hudson Bay
—
14
Mines
class
;
<
;
27%
12%
200
A
.
—
2—
;
;1
—*
2--
55%,
;
J2ic
...
—
5c
5V'4C55%
5,343
5,238
6c
10.000
II,010
"
7"
10%
"
"."" 2,410 "
21c 21 V«c
6%.
*
6.100 **"
5'ic
58
24%. Jan
"
15
13%
:
•<
1
Mining & Smelting—— •
Hugh-Para Porcupine
Hunts
1
—
!"
500
12c
'47
■'
12'
'
Yellowknife
Porcupine
Montauban
-
Mines
/ 20c
Moore
Corp
Morrison
18%
1.30
30%c
510
"
"
400
Jan
13% May
4%c May
5%c
Jan
55% Mar
20%
Apr'
0% May
Feb
6%c
Jan
18c
Mar
.29%
1.75
34c
51c
1.400
Apr
1.75 May
5,719
„
1.00 May
5,105
30 tic May
44c
Jan
Feb
65c
May
1,05C
Feb
*.
.
"
..'.V' •'
38c
_*
Chemical common—5
-5
Drug &
Prelerred
Preferred
—
8c
.
21;
8
-, 11
:
250
392
19%
Mar
24%
Feb
<
24 % May
4
29%
-
Feb
Jan
Mar
27
6
Mar
14c
Jaw;
22%
Feb
Jan
"
10c
21,612
21
215
8c
May
20%.
8
19% Mar
505
8
May
:--9%
Feb
ll
375
11
May
12%
Apr
13%
27'A
14%
27%
1,0-0
12
Jan
27 %;
.
8ae
12
29ti;
29%
30
3.90
4<%
*
__
20
—
2,685
14
V
Breweries common
National Grocers common
*
5
1
-'r
400
16%. 17%
25 26 ti
24 %
24%
5
5
■
w
135;
27% May
260
27
15% May
•
28%
Jan
Feb
16 5i
25
0
—
*
,,
1
*
Mines
w!
National
5
——25
Brass
Mylamaque
*
common.
Preferred
-
Feo
1.15
'
i-i—
Montreal Locomotive
■National
4%c
11%
2^ '222
,
•
—
"4c-
•
5
•
Feb
40c
95c.
*
Moneta
Fen
2,705
17,700
—If %
1-30
1
30 tic
*
-r-
Knitting common
Rights
Jan
iO
% -"
"
Monarch
A—
Jan
J*n
45c
1—
\
17
12tic May
410
8%c 10 %c
50c
1
Jan
4.75
19%
"
11 %c
1
Mines —-2
100
25.360
14c
11%
"
1
2——,-2
4Vic
Jan
clajss
Containers
.
'
33 VaC
1
1
Lake 22
Red
Gold
.
1
Hasaga Gold :—:
_2
Head of the Lakes Iron
-Heath
*
29%
12 %c
—
10 %c
1
_
Jan
3.50 May
32%
""
-
Harding Carpets —,—2
Harrlcana Gold
2c
900
2%C
3.50
*
i.—
Gold Mines
Rock
-
1
'
Bridge.—
Hamilton
•
1
__—,--2—
Mines
Modern
18% Mar
12c
Jan
National
National
•National
Hosiery
.
class
Petroleum
Sewer
Pipe
B
— *—
class
9c
Jan
Feb
Negus
30c
Jan
8
Feb
Mines
•Neilson: iWm
New
Alger
*
r.
s
1-89
A_
•
National Steel Car^—
62%
14
*
*
preferred
100
—•—-—-~-l
—
.
,
28ta;
75c
,
—:
8c
1-81
47
28
<4c
104
8c
28^-t
80c
104
80
10,115
3i '
"Jan
1.65
2.40
Jan
May
Feb
45
Feb
48%
3,025*
27%
Jan
31%
Feb
9,275
71c
Jan
<
1.40
Jan
Feb"
104
150"
5
"3,933
"102
7%C'May
11c
Jau
:rAp»
Mar
^
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2126)
..
.
Monday,-May 21, 1951
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
New
Par
,,
,
,
British
Calumet
Mines
Mines.,
Laguerre
Mosher
.
New
Pacalta
New
1.45
Jan
Siscoe
May
Sladen
23,360
Northern
Extension
—
Mines
Denlson
Mines
Wood
Gold
—
8%c
83/4C
3,550
1.55
3,150
30c
1.84
,33c
1.10
1.15
74'A
Jan
20c
Jan
Mines
•
Standard Chemical common
Preferred
Standard
Paving
12c
Feb
Starratt
117A
3.00
Jan
8
2,295
Okalta Oils
30c
11%
Jan
104'/a 104'A
155
95
Jan
14%
530
12%
Jan
104 »A May
14'A
•
6%
7
220
Jan
7c
May
1
85c
Jan
70'A
Bteel
Jan
Steep
Feb
85
Canada
53c
55c
1,650
48c
Jan
74c
Jan
34'A
1,760
30'A
Jan
30%
Feb
15
Sturgeon
•
33
32'A
34%
34%
35
170
Jan
36%
*
4c
4c
4'Ac
4,500
3'Ac May
10 %c
1
-
7.60
7.60
8.30
23,970
7.60 May
13 'Ac 13'Ac
1,700
Mining
Rock Iron Mines
River
Sudbury
Gold
1
Contact
1
33Ac
3%c
500
3'Ac May
5c
Feb
—
243Ac
27c
31,900
24%c May
4.40 Jan
64c
Jan
SUllivan Cons
Mines
6.00
Feb
Ltd
4'Ac
1
Superior Oils
•
5.30
15,858
3%c
4c
6,500
3%c May
6%c
Jan
43c
43c
500
42c
57c
Jan
18'Ac 18'Ac
15c
Feb
25c
Mar
12c
Mar
22c
8c
Feb
5c
2.35
1.09
83
86'A
72'A
Feb
3.75
Jan
1.23
Jan
745
Feb
6%c
Jan
78c
Jan
Jan
18c
Mar
2.85
9,925
37,700
Jan
11
Feb
4c
2,500
3.10
98c
3.05
1.04
13c
36'A Mar
Apr
Feb
May
5'A
25
common
Preferred
Steeloy
Apr
1.40
of
Co
1
Gold
Olsen
Jan
60c
Apr
4.95
5.05
Supertest
14'Ac
18c
1,000
38,125
5'Ac
11'A
6c
3,500
5c
12
2,685
8,333
13c
Apr
13c.
13c
15c
8%
12'A May
Jan
5
9'A May
Mar
8'A
9'/a
575
26c
1.15
39c
24,500
1.25
7,734
6c
13c
9,000
12c
5c
11c
1.15 May
5c
May
88,350
10'Ac Apr
•
2.52
2.50
2.68
7,150
17'Ac 17'Ac
3c 3'Ac
1,500
__
Petroleum
•
83
100
100%
ordinary
preferred
Sylvanite Gold
Taku
Taylor
Feb
Apr
101
Mar
1,000
7'Ac
Apr
1.25
5,950
1.05
3,700
1.25
5c
6c
30
30
31'A
575
7
;
*7
420
6'/a
165
10'A
Feb
5c
10c
May
30
Jan
Mar
Feb
33
Feb
7
Mar
11%
-
Jan
10
.___
10%
10,%
11
1
—
2.15
2.20
2.28
16,609
1.98
Apr
3c
11c
220,500
6'Ac
Jan
13c
28c 29'Ac
7,375
27c
Apr
45c
Feb
21c
Jan
38c
Feb
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
3c
Feb
Thompson-Lundmark
*
1.60
Jan
Toburn
1
16'Ac
Jan
Tombill Gold
*
22c
Jan
Torbrit
1£
3.00 Feb
1.45
Feb
*
common
Jan
19c
Jan
5c
—
common
(Pearson)
93
99'A
7'Ac
1.18
,
1
River
Tamblyn Ltd
Jan
45
7'Ac
100'A 100'A
50c
39c
/
1.95 Jan
.
5%
Surf Inlet
Preferred
Feb
22c
8'A
Jan
39c
May,
26c
1.18
.
12%
•
Apr
May
Jan
1.51 Mar
104'A
60
*
Standard Radio class A
Feb
13%
*
common
14c
T5c
•
;
Apr
May
8c
26,100
1,200
71%
Feb
7'Ac
5'Ac Mar
*
——*
—
Apr
1,795
52c
May
1
Ogama-Rockland
Oil Selections
14%
13'A
9c
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
35c
•
Obaska Lake Mines
Jan
46 %c
3,833
16,800
1
Feb
13c
37c
9c
—
Jan
20%
35c
Btadacona
12c
ll7/s
41
7'Ac
800
3,000
25c
*
*
-
34% May
17'A Jan
35
Co common
(N)
Brazeau
Feb
Jan
8%c
Slater
•
1.28 Mar
75c
19'A
8c
1
(1940)
North Star Oil
Nubar Mines Ltd
Jan
8c
97Ac
—
55c
19
8'Ac
17c
14,400
35
103Ac
1
68c
•
11,000
162,200
—
57c
•
10c
•
—
—
67c
20
9%c
—*
__
Feb
Southam Co
Jan
1
Mines
Canada
57c
South
Jan
1
Northern
18.333
Jan
May
•
1.04
1
;
1
Mining
92.'Ac
Jan
3c
72'A
98c
2.53
13o
•
Idl
19c
7,035
__
94 y2 May
25c
Apr
1.45 May
2,000
30c
235
8'Ac
30c
1
—1
-
98
8'Ac May
3%c
1.84
Feb
96
96
4,500
26c
\
Feb
39%
'.
2.500
3'Ac
k
Malartic
High
35'A May
29'/a Jan
40
615
33'A
;
Low
475
35
37%
43c
10c
5
Gold
Range Since January 1
High
38'A
38
33'A
I
Shares
Jan
26c
28c
3%c
1
1
1
1
•
—1
Norpick Gold
O'Brien
Jan
10c
1.65
L
Oakville
1.10
8%c
Mines
Northland
Feb
8'Ac
9%c
1.45
Noranda Mines
North
3.65
8'Ac
9%c
1.55
Gold
Normetal
Jan
26,300
Oils
Nisto Mines Ltd
Noriartlc
2.65
37C
Thurbois
Norgoid
14,300
1.20
Nipissing Mines
Nor-Acme
96,267
J
;
•
*
1
Preferred
1.72
Low
—100
Class B
Jan
7c
3.05
34c
Norzone
New
1.75 May
1.51
1.15
New Norsman Mines
Feb
2.85
35c
_—
Simpson's Ltd class A
Apr
3.00
-
1.15
Long Lac Mines
Newnorth Gold
$
of Prices
I, Xyt'X.X- par
,/, y
1.19
1
———1
1
New Hugh Malartic
High
for Week
Range
Sale Price
3c
1,000
1
Newlund Mines
New
{
——1
Goldvue
New
37/ec
8,250
New Dickenson Mines
New
Lots
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1.60
•
1
Dominion Oil
New
New
18
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
3%c
—
MAY
ENDED
for Week
of Fiieea
Low
1
Bidlamaque
WEEK
Friday
Week'a
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
FOR
Sales
Gold
28c.
„
•
J
2.52
Jan
Jan
Toronto Elevators
25c
5,300
13%
420
32
32
45
17'A
135
13'A
Jan
8c
,
1,200
1.92
13'/a
1.88
25c
1.85
17%
Silver Mines
9c
2,500
8c
Apr
12c
Mar
26c
May
41c
Jan
1.20
2.25
11'A
Jan
31
Apr
Feb
15'A
Jan
Feb
*
•
•
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Crush
Grenada Gold
---•
1
Orange
,
Qrlac Red Lake
3c
1
-
53A
7'Ac
4%c
9,000
4c
1.04
1.25
Toronto
Apr
Jan
Towagmac Exploration
13'Ac
6'Ac
Jan
Feb
1.70 Mar
1.04 May
63,300
Feb
7'A
Jan
4c
Toronto. Gen
5'Ac
May
7'Ac May
1,500
1
•
.
3c
Feb
21c
Jan
4.25
960
7'Ac
'—
1.08
14c
11,000
5'A
—
,
1,
———
Mines
Lake
Osisko
—
Tower
Trusts
Iron
Works
Pacific Coyle
Navigation
1
1
*
•
3,000
5c
Jan
8c
Feb
9.50
6,425
7.55
Jan
10'A
52
53
90c
51
May
56'A
Feb
Union
75c
Pan
—1
Cadillac
Pandora
10,035
75c
May
1.17
Jan
Union
3c
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
Feb
United
—
10c
Oil
Western
—
33c
37c
1,700
335
Malartic
1
*.
Malartic
'
—•#
_1
26c
26c 29'Ac
13,500
25%
26%
725
_•
3.15
3 00
3.25
55c
54c
class A
Resources
Gas
3c
—
33c
4,500
3'Ac
•
&.
Asbestos
Jan
50c
May
United
3c
2'Ac
5'Ac Mar
May
6%c Mar
class
Corp
Class
B
United
3c
3,000
57c
29,925
52c
May
82c
Jan
United
45c
May
61c
Jan
United
Steel
36c
39c
6,317
8,000
35c
27c
Feb
45c
Apr
Upper Canada Mines
25
Jan
30
Engravers
—
*
Gold
Crow
29
1.60
1
Pioneer Gold
.
Jan
30
150
1.50
1.65
6,492
1.50 May
1.76 May
__
•
Mines
2.05
1.76
2.10
3,800
4'Ac
4'Ac
1.14
4'Ac
29,000
May
1.95
Jan
Porcupine
1
1
*
Gold
Reef
River
Rouyn
Power
Gold
3.05 Mar
Corp
*
Premier
Pressed
100
Trust
Metals
Preston East
Purdy
Mica
1
__
1
1.38
'
—l
-40
Preferred
2,700
90c
25'A
*>40
82'A
20
1.35
—
18%
•
Ventures
Chibougamau
1
1
Labrador
;
1
1
*
;—1
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
83
Quesabe Mines Ltd
21%
50
11'A
12%
8,895
71'Ac 79'Ac
14,600
1
Red Poplar Gold
Mines Ltd
11%
Oils
Walte
Feb
Wekusko
Consol
Jan
28
Jan
82'A May
15'A
Jan
22% Mar
Westeel
Products
Jan
Western
Jan
Western
Ashley Mineral
Canada,* Brewers
8%
v
Feb
Western
Grocers
135
48'A
Jan
30c
Apr
52c
Jan
18c
Jan
28c
Jan
54 'A May
36c
500
18c
19c
11,800
4.20
37,567
40c
36c
43c
21,303
22%
22%
24%
4,145
37c 38'Ac
v
6,400
35c
4.20 May
-
9'Ac
9'Ac
12c
3,000
20c
26c
(George)
Preferred
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winchester Larder
56c
Jan
Wingait
22,437"
8'Ac Mar
32c
14'Ac May
31c
Jan
4„
Electric
Winora
Wright-Hargreaves
__
4c
4'Ac
3.000
4c
Mar
4%c
4%c
24c
27c
1,125
27,300
24c
6'Ac
Jan
8c
May
Jan
40c
3'Ac Jan
Robinson
Class
(Little)
•
common
A
__
Co
Mar
:
■
28
50
28
67
50
50
8'A
100
8
11'A
■' 14
335
9%
25
13%
8'A
10'A
14
25c
19,200
27
27%
1,195
*
Rupununi Gold Mines
Ryan Lake Mines
13%
12%
13%
4,443
26% May
9 'A May
3c
3'Ac
3,100
12 Va
Jan
25'A
26%
2c
Jan
7'Ac
21'A
Feb
27
1
26'A
_1
Mining
21c
1
7c
Saguenay Power preferred
Lawrence
Bt
Corp
100
A
1
common—
'
60,600
"
7c
500
preferred
49
Lawrence
Paper 1st preferred
preferred
2nd
Ban
River
Sannorm
Scythes
&
6,840
28'A
May
Jan
88
20
57 'A
Jan
102%
103
525
101'A
Apr
60
60
60
136
59'A
Jan
2.27
2,40
4,525
2.25
May
3%c
5'Ac
___—
preferred
3%c
500
5'Ac
7,000
10 !/a
10'A
14'A
14'A
50
92c
1.01
143,700
25%
26'A
275
1.27
1.24
1.34
6,400
*
•
5c
97c
25
Jan
51
Jan
55c
Mar
25
Feb
12
5,575
3,065
6
25
5%
Jan
7c
700
5'Ac
Jan
10c
Mar
6c
5c
Apr
13c
Jan
17
34c :34'Ac
34c
A
310
20c
,
May
Apr
26'A
Apr
635
24
345
97
12c
11,500
11c
2,000
75c
11c
.
4C
4c
40
■y
40%
11,800
1,000
99%
Jan
5c
Jan
5c
6,520
74c
43,600
IIIi
9'Ac
8'Ac
9'Ac
1,500
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1.
83c
75c
York
«7
5,000
1.40
50c
72c
11,970
5%
200
5'A
3.25
200
2.50 1
1.09
95,573
Jan
Feb
1.10
Jan
1.01
Jan
Mar
17c
Jan
3.00
Jan
8c
2.06
Jan
83c
Feb
84c.
'
7'Ac Apr
53/4
Feb
Feb
100'A
Apr
Jan
Jan
6c
46
'
5%
*7:
*
Yukeno Mines
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.50
A
Jan
i,14c
Mar
5c
Yellorex Mines
20c
Jan
4c
67c
May
Jan
35%
100 V
7
103 -A Feb
May
85
-
1.45
*
10c
8'Ac
66c
1,295
40 »A
100
1
Zinc
Knitting class
Mar
25
66c
Apr
27c
97
9%c
Jan
May
97
lie
Mar
19
16c
24
68C
18
34c
j
.
35
16c
; ;>.97 A
Feb
33'A Mar
18'Ac
12j000 7
Feb
8'A
May
Jan
15
70
14
60
7
Feb
19c
6,350
77.7
Jan
Apr
16
315
18
17'A
9.75
3,000
22c
18
A;
18
19c
i
68C
&
1.02
1
39c
-
31
•
Mar
6
4.00
Apr
1.49
Feb
'
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb
Jan
„
Feb
1.01 Mar
15
10c
Section
Canadian Funds
10'A Mar
Feb
STOCK*
Last
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
May
Low
Par
*1
Andian National
100
2.30
*
_
Ltd
Co
44'A
May
1
1
25c
Shares
Range SInoe January 1
LOW
High
High
,i
15
42
7c
86
103
1
Mines
Oils
100
May
A—1
Gold
Sarnia Bridge
Scarfe class A
Scurry
99
Gold
Antonio
Sand
100
43
20c
4,277
20c 24%c
-f;■
1st
n)
21c
27
__
2,000
1.45
i
Gold
Lead
Aprir<}}
16 % Mar
Jari^ i:'Tl'A May
Apr;-'
'<'151/2 Feb
24c
*
36c
FebJan
•
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite Oil
St
May ^li u30 .;; Apr
"
10
Royal Bank
Ryanor
11'A
—•
Roxana Oils
28
65'A
—
1.22
1
Yale
Class B
28
Mar
100
Jan
*
60c
'rr\,■
*
Preferred
Jan
*
9,700
54'A
,„„—l
common
Mar
*
85c
'
Gold
39c
A
Feb
Jan
75c
11
1
50c
class
Jan
13'Ac
1
Windward Gold Mines
Apr
Manufacturing
2.35
53'A
_1
-
Jan
Jan
Cotton
Mar
11% May
1.38 May
10
Jan
24%
Jan
21c
Silk
91c
Jan
7c
common-
84c
*
24c
Riverside
•
Jan
•15%
I.
100
32,791
Robinson
13% May
8'A
6
—._10c
new
47,800
Robertson
Jan
8.40
45c
May
11'A
V
__
24c
__
22
53'A
A
Western Homestead
35c
27c
Jan
6'Ac May
19c
—4—*-5
29'A
Apr
22% May
37C
Apr
class
22c
•
20
35 %c
Jan
2.33
,
30c
-73c
Mar
4,195
8,500
80c
—♦
-
1.80
11'Ac
v
34c
——
59
7c
West Malartic
21c
—.
Feb
Jan
6'Ac
———*
j
22'Ac
Gold
11c 11'Ac
Jan
43
55'A
1
16,635
11c
—-*
(G & W)
common
1
Richfield Petroleum
1.55
1.22
Jan
5c
Ltd
(Hiram)
1
Reno
1.38
Feb
17c
23%
2,980
1.50
•
Amulet
Walker
1
1
10%
-1
Reef
Regcourt
97/a
-1
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
Petroleum
9%
II
Mines
Winnipeg
Ranwick Uranium
220
21'A
Violamac
Waterous
540
36c
38c
40
21%
*
Jan
6%c May
6'A Jan
18c
3.60
39
70
Ltd
Apr
1.15
May ^ Vr
V 1.32 Jan
3;000
36c
3.75
Mar
II
Weston
Quebec
Quebec
Mar
?
74'Ac
51
9,150
6%e«-
7
7'A
51% lj 53
,
11c
92c
Feb
21 % May
Apr
5.030
24,150
57'A.
•
—
17'A
12c
1.02
57
'
20
135
r.
1.50
Feb
1.40
,1.10 Jan
61 'A Jen
-■»"*'* 6%c
10
Purity Plour Mills common
1,660
18'A
__
1
Dome
Mines
16,100
82
90c
82'A
24%
Jan
1.02
"
1.22
79
>
__
•I. 3,225
Jan
Jan
8c
May
24%
80
1
common
4c
90c
1.20
•
Powell
Powell
21'A
57
Villbona Gold
Vulcan
Porcupine Peninsular
20
98c
99c
40
Oils
40
Pickle
May
May
11 Vac
7.
Keno Hill
3c
52c
Photo
20c
39c
25
preferred
3c
39c
1,800
1,500
50
class A preferred
Fuel
53c
•
24c
40c
_*
B__.
1
Gas
37c
21c
20'A
;
_1
1
&
3.50 Mar
89c
39c
II
-1
Oil
Feb
30
Jan
21c
Mining
Perron Gold
Petrol
Jan
v
17% May
Jan
50c
11,800
39
•
Jan
3.00
40c
•
Petroleums
Paymaster Consol
Partanen
25
13,683*
60c
,.
■
27,900
38c
5c
Trend
United
Parbec
.
Feb
52'A
__
Il
Transvision-Television
1.15
7'/0c
9.10
9.20
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd
1.75 Feb
1.00 Jan
1.10
(Eastern)
Petroleum
32
A
Empire Oils
7'/ac
1
Pacific
class
..20
Petroleums
Traders Finance
Trans
Tianscontinental
Pacific
(new)
25Ac
*103%
Apr
48% May
95
105%
60
3.15
May
Feb
May
Jan
Jan
5c
Feb
4'Ac Jan
14c
Jan
9'A
13
Jan
Jan
78c
May
25% May
Co
Brown
$5
Corp
convertible
$3
2nd
Canada
&
Canada
Dominion
Fairbanks
Canadian
General
26'A May
Canadian
Industries
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
•
2.06
1.96
2.17
25,950
18c
16c
21c
16,250
10c
1
17 %c
2,500
17c
Apr
27c
915
31'A
Jan
39
May
43'A May
48
9%
Jan
775
39%
Jan
55
12'A
15
4,305
S%
Jan
16% May
116
270
97
Mar
51
50'A
51
727
47
Mar
7.50
7.50
7.50
600
20%
20'A
20%
900
20'A May
14'A
14'A
100
13%
4.60
4.55
4.80
15,200
61
61
61
10
49%
Jan
63
Apr
23'A
24
320
20%
Jan
24%
Feb
35
35
110
33
Jan
165
165
5
165
3.50
3.60
380
3.50
8'A
8%
6,530
6'A
75
75
290
112
.1
Canadian
1.01 May
•
5,930
54
_•
10'A May
15'A Feb
Security Freehold Petroleums
Sugar
Canadian Collieries
Morse
commoni__*
Investments—.__
.
*
*
common
Feb
May
May
12%
.
;
•
Vinegars
16
51
114'A
..
1-5
—
Jan
11%
♦
preferred
Gold
7
13T4
*
1st preferred
cumulative
Bulolo
1,605
16
52
__1
common
14
14
•
;
14
11%
.—5
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
7
35
—
6.00
122
May
52'A May
Jan
9.05 Mar
Feb
,24%
Feb
Feb
15
4.40 May
4.80 May
1
37% May
175
Jan
Mar
Warrants
Benator Rouyn
17c 17'Ac
85c
1.35
Jan
1.71
Feb
Preferred
Jan
2.24 May
Canadian Marconi
Jan
25c
Canadian Western
Apr
Jan
Class A
Bbawkey
Class
Sheep
120
29c
21,290
18c
Jan
37c
Apr
Dalhousie
16
16
200
15
Feb
16'A
Jan
deHavilland
31'A
31'A
100
31
Feb
33'A
Jan
Dominion
1.52
1.52
1.55
1
3.25
3.05
3.45
2,900
105,160
19
20
405
18%
19
19'A
205
18% Jan
50
Mines
1
*
B
•
Creek
Gold
Bherritt Gordon
Sicks
43'A
24c
50o
1
43'A
31%
preferred
(1945)
36%
Breweries
Voting trust
__
1
Silver Miller
Mines
1
•
10%
8'A
100
•-
see
page
43.
35c
6.00
675
37c
14,250
'
28'A
1.71
1.84
82,500
2.30
1.75
•
_
B
Preferred
5.10
28'A
50c
Bilverwood Dairies class A
For footnotes
35c
5
Silver Standard Mines
Class
6 00
1
;
common
-
75
71
May
4.40
May
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
Mar
82
Jan
1.70
1.70
200
1.20
Jan
3.90 Mar
37 'A
37'A
39
3,079
32%
Jan
40% May
45c
38c
46c
30,600
30%C
Jan
48c
52
50
52
140
38
Jan
57
63
120
55
Jan
.__5
•
Consolidated Paper
*
Oil
1.25
Jan
1.75
Feb
Dominion
2.86
Jan
4.60
Jan
Bridge
Donnacona
Jan
21'A Mar
21
Feb
Hayes
Aircraft
Glass
2.36
520
35
10%
10'A
8y2
8'A
5
95%
96
53
508
5.65
25c
May
Mar
7.50
42c
61
common
Paper
May
28'A
28'A
50
28% May
Jan
33
33
34'A
620
33
54
56
1,690
52
Mar
26%
26%
100
29
30'A
_
21%
Jan
*73
May
31%
Jan
54
Feb
67
5
Apr
41
Jan
Feb
60%
Jan
28% May
Jan
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
1.85
Apr
Apr
Apr
3.00
Jan
Pend
Oreille
—
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour common
Bros
28'A May
10'A
64
267/a
Utilities
Jan
7%
75
•
Paper common
85c
9%
73
.7%
Steel
International
Jan
94
73
•
23
2.30
60
*
International
Mining
8'A
*
*
"
•
common
certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco
Silknit Ltd
28c
.
3.60
•
Westinghouse
Copper
34%
Winnipeg Brewery class A
Shea's
34%'
—1
Lumber
Canadian
Coast
Shawinlgan Water & Power common—*
TOO
:
Jan
Price
Feb
10'A
Apr
Temiskaming
Apr
97
Apr
Third
—5
'Xi
_
*
Mining
Canadian
General
—
,29
"III
lnv__.—
♦
895
25% Jan
Feb
34
'
29%
29%
27
Jan
32**
^*eb
24'A
24%
400
21%
Jan
25
Feb
7.10
7.25
825
7.101
May
30'A
30'A
33%
10'Ac
6'/aC
12c
1,260
108,575
5
5
150
*
♦
—-'
7.20
'
T
•
-
95
28
Jan
€'/aC May
4.801
Jan
,9.20 Feb
•
-
36%
12c
e
Apr.,,
May
5 % Mar
Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2127)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
May
18
Investing Companies
l
_
Mtotaal F—■:;p*r'v->1
Affiliated - Fund Inc_,
Amerex
Holding;
American
1% i
.
Corp_:
American
Bond
Mutual Fund Inc
Inv
Tr
of
4.78
5.17
-
46
,_1
"-•*
'
4.00
12.29
10.07
10.87;
5
17.70
2%
America
„1
Investment
■
24.50
B-l
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net asset value1
Broad Street InvestCorp
Bullock
Fund
9.36'
20.40
1
23.12
37.93
41.01
___1
.22.10
Christiana- Securities com_. _100
6,675
Preferred
100
140
Commonwealth
Investment
Bond
A
Pfd
1
K-2
18.22
Diversified
Funds
-
Automobile
:
Bank
8.63
1;
^
Aviation
r
V
10.59
11.61
10.63
Industry
1
Diversfiied Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock—1
5.13
5.62
13.12
14.38
Electrical
equipment—
Insurance
1
stock
Machinery
invest
Coast
Public
Mass
12.14
13.19
14.45
12.36
13.55
27.84
13.86
15.19
Utility
1
Tobacco
8.58
.
Eaton
1
Shares
9.14
11.24
12.32
1
Dividend
8.34
10.23
1.79
1.97
Howard—
A
Balanced
25c
Fund
:
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
First
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Boston
Corp
2.70
31%-
5.56
6.16
•
7.23
7.86
Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
stock
series
^lc
6.95
series
lc
6.16
Fundamental Investors Inc
Gas Industries Fund Inc
2
18.69
20.48
1
18.33
19.82
General
lr
66.33
171.L2
5.70
6.16
Common
Capital Corp
General
Group
stock
Investors Trust
._1
15.19
16.51
15.62
17.26
Nation-Wide
Interest—1
Balanced Fund
1
Bond
Low
'7.79
7.64
1
7.54
5.01
Series
1
3.88
5.72
9.02
1
Priced Com Stock Series.l
Natural Resources Fund Inc
lc
5.61
24%
20
&
Street
Trading
Fund
Com
Stk
Fund
(net
Scudder, Stevens
1
13.o8
5.63
X8.44
9.25
X8.72
Machinery shares lc
9.56
Fund
&
Inc
Technical
Inc.
Fund
Texas
Inc
Fund
Trusteed
lc
X7.29
7.99
United
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
X8.99
9.85
United
lc
X6.56
7.20
Petroleum
lc
xll.54
12.64
Steel
lc
Utility
Inc
shares
Industry
Shares
Income Foundation Fund
6.40
5.24
2.00
2.17
10c
Incorporated Investors
4.43
4.85
■=,.
—5
Income
series
Fund
30.55
'33.03
Due
Bid
Ask
1-50
6-
Bid
1-51
Ask
b2.00
1.75%
1.80%
1-
2-51
10*
1-51
2-50
7-
b2.15
2-51
b2.00
1.80%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
1-50
8-
b2.15
1.70%
1.875%
3-
1-51
12-
3*51
1-51
12-
b2.20
8-
1-51
b2.10
1.85%
2.00%
4-
2-51
1-
2-52
b2.25
fl-
4-51
b2.10
2.05%
1.
2.15%
5-
1-51
2-
1-52
b2.30
2.15
1-51
b2.10
1.85%
United States
Bid
May
1951
24,
1951
7,
1.10%
July
12,
1951
1.20%
July
19,
1951—
bl.64
bl.64
1951
June
1.25%
July
.10
Bid
63.60
Science
10.53
Value Line Fund Inc
Street Investing
84c
13.58
14.17
94c
19.14
1
22.35
1
11.76
12:78
1
5.69
6.22
Fund
1
5.94
6.49
12.58
12.84
1
Wall
19.47
21.24
1
19.05
20.48
1
4.04
4.38
Corp
1
Wellington Fund
Fund
Inc
July
5,
bl.64
1.40%
1.50%
bl.64
bl.64
1951
1.40%
1.50%
August
bl.64
1.45%
1.52%
Unit
Type
•
Trusts—
New York
North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955
Kugel, Stone 8c Co.
....'
Series
New
/ Far
Bank
York
Bank of New
Fifth
Bid
10.20
2.33
2.63
Manhattan
1
2.60
Avenue
100
29 Vo
307/a
334
52%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
20
67
Lincoln
50%
.10
65
73 %.
Maryland Casualty common
25
Alliance
69 %
10
29
31
.4
42%
45
American
Equitable Assur
American
Fidelity A Casualty.,5
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
American-
Sufety '
5
Newark
Automobile
20
Continental Bank & Trust
10
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_2o
County Trust Co. <
45%
92
95
36%
38Vs
42%
X
243/4
74
Massachusetts Bonding
5
263/4
283/4
5
31%
33%
4
5ys
Casualty
Fire
68%
National Union Fire
New Amsterdam
40
42
112
10
108
10
21
58%
60%;
22
10
31V2
65%
69 % *•
36
New Hampshire Fire.
York Fire
.
39
*
Fidelity & .Deposit of Md
10
PtreAssri of Phflar.
Fireman's Fund ofFrtseo
HK- 55
Firemen's of Newark
.
)•
;
¥'
■H':
„
Hartford Fire
70
58
-
*•
"
52- > —
20%"
21%
28%
55%
57%
13%
H 14%
"19%
V
21
-4-,;.; 34%
First National Bank
National
1001,245
1,305
Bank—
-10
•
-
,
-
Home
10
10
—100
62'/2
5 "'
32
34% ;
375
30%
395
39%
31
32%
10
39%
41
25
74
76
Bank A Trust__100
320
340
38
40
53'
55
57
59
Bank
—!S
Commerce___10
Los
Bank
of
Detroit
Angeles
Security-First National
Pittsburgh
Mellon
29%
19%
20%
10-
100 1,540
Brook
National
Freeport N V—
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National
«e^,«
..1
fL*!??
£ if
United
-20
48
52
100
261
268
--—
^
25
-^2
*
Portland
First National Bank
United
States
Nat'l
12'/2
Bank
20
100
46 /s
44 *
ao
43
45
;
101
241
105
A
8
251
gt>
Louis
Amer
Exchange Nafj Bank__20
Boatmen's
National
Bank
20
pirst National Bank
17
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
Mercantile-Commerce B & T-100"
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'l—100
Continental
205
-
220
41
24
37
43
54%
26
169
14%
16
25
54%
57
Mutual
25
59
Bank
& Trust
Louis Union Trust
20
Tower Grove Bank & Trust—_20
100
35
X51%
Mississippi Valley Trust
St
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
*
Bank
2d
States Trust
20
i
54%
«
NatiPnal
1,580
52%
20
City Bank
XT
Nat'l
& Trust
299
290
United
Illinois
First National Bank
Bank
& Trust
100
56%
59
60
135
•
473/4
493/4
7%
8%
Bonds—
1980
A
Ask
98%
Francisco
93%
93%
Cons
Edison
of
N
Mariae.—1®$^
Gas
8*8.
Bid
(New H*vm»>
Springfield Fire A Marine
102
102%
97%-
98-
96%
Transmis
3y«s—1971
Stocks—
Bid
102 ys'
10i%
Alabama Pow Co 4.60%
pfd_100
1981
1017s
102 y8
Florida Pow Corp 4.60%
pld_ 100:
Tenn
34%
10
44%
33%
10
—!
-400
Fidelity A Guaraaty^Oo—2
—Z-L-4,
.10;
——-
—2'
Power SMiS——L
1981
103%
104%
Gas
3s_^—1975
98%
99%
NCW England
Powef
27/aS—1981
97%
98
Potomac
Power
2%s—1985
94%
96
Cons
Elec
Odd
lot
sale
Ask
96
96
Gas
1973
Michigan
.10
95%
Southern Calif Edison 27/aS_1976
DUke
'
—10
Security
28%'
Tenn
Y—
———1981
——
Natural
Lgt
Bonds—(Cont .f
Public Serv El. A Gas 2%s—1980
Consumers Power 3yas
Seaboard. Surety,
27 V4
99%
94%
(N Y)
Republic (Texas)
Westchester Fire
Pow
93Vu
3%s
Reinsurance Corp
36%
San
Bank of Amer N T A S A—6.25
Security Issues
*
27/aS_198i
Cons
Providence-Washington
U 3 Fire
(J S Guarantee
90
248
Commonwealth Edison 27/«s_2001
Indemnity Co
U 8
Bid
Borden Co 27/as-
a
-
87%
240
Recent
21
Peerless Casualty Co
34
,100
27%
Fire
Standard 'Accident—
33%
132%
■
29
■
38
n?
of
Detroit
65%
27%
Carolina
*35%,
.31%
128%
-10
on
?nrt
Peoples First National Bank
N Y
42%
19%
26"
.3.33%
Travelers
Hartford SteaWboBbr
39%
5
Northeastern
St Paul Fire A
-3oy2».
-
common. 5
10
Phoenix
5
Hanover Fire
t
i
49
*V'
5
—Greet American
*
!>
Corp_—10
Globe M Republic
Globe A Rutgers Fire
-
42
66
5
Genera) Reinsurance
Glens Falls
—
36%-
,.
V:
rtonir
36
-12.50
Pacific
82
33%
650
36%
34
2.50
Pacific
10 '
34%
38 %
.,10
wofinr^oi
National
33V2
57
2
Northern
■
35%
55
5
North River
%'
33
10 '
New
20%
..10
303
630
23
Fiduciary Trust
National Bank & Trust—33 Vs
(Detroit)—10
Casualty
112
Ask
293
100
rwio«? rS.®."?1 £
5%
63'/4
16
Plains, N Y)
Trust ^
Bid
100
.
National
National
108
Par
'
.
.
r.ntrli
..
30
55%
Federal
9%
21%
108%
•
8%
.;<:—
Savings
75*
26%
53
Employees Group Assoc.
Employers Reinsurance
22%
5
10
10
88
51%
.25
Crum A Forster Inc
21
48%
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs
22%
65%
.Connecticut General Life
10
Continental Casualty
1—;1Q
84
1
&
44%
61V*
Public Nat I Bank & Trust—17%
10
—5
Fire
53%
10
Prior
28
.10
Boston
Camden
28
20 %
10
Life
preferred
$1.05 Convertible preferred
26
2ya
Bankers A Shippers.
$2.10
20%
__25 ,f
s
National
Ask
693/4
Trust
Union
Trust Co
of
Bid
Chicago—(Cont)—
Harris
339
433/4
Commercial National Bank &
Guaranty Trust
67%
Companies
Northern Trust Co
Bankers Trust
10
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
15
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
Meadow
"
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
,
w
Co—10
Manufacturers Trust Co
10
,
:
York &
Franklin Square,
4.85
Insur Co of North America
New York 5, N. Y.
Ask
^
the
of
Franklin
1956
Incorporated
,
Bank & Trust
Empire
8.93
1
Aetna Life
American
1951-
City Bank Stocks
Federation Bank & Trust
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
l
.10
Agricultural
16,
Primary Markets in
(White
Aetna Insurance
American' Automobile
1.50%
1.50%'
1.30%
26, 1951
August 2, 1951—
August 9, 1951
bl.64
bl.64
bl.64
„
64.34
13.11
Par
88
Ask
1.50%
8.51
1
Ask
85
bl.64
bl.64
14, 1951.
June 21, 1951.
June 28, 1951™—
64.00
Insurance Companies
Par
Bia 7
bl.64
bl.64
May 31,
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
Casualty A Surety
l/o
Treasury Bills
Ask
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Aetna
Due
1.95%
1.95%
2.05%
5-
1.75%
Dated
1-50'
11-
2.00%
Bate
27.07
7.77
12.46
25c
B
Shares
Whitehall
X5.83
1
98.28
"14.30
7.97
X4.03
lc
Inc
Fund
Wisconsin Investment Co
X7.27
_lc
Fund
2.97
*:13.22
^5.04
9.67
•
1
5.4 J
v
Dated
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
61.50
1
7.11
X4.92"
X6.48
lc
shares
Plan
X2.69
lc
lc
shares
Tobacco
Howe
shares
shares
98.8
98.24
9-
■■
Television-Electronics
Bond
stock
98.10
98.4
10-
.
Preferred Stock Fund
Bond
.9010
98.6
15, 1954
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec, 15, 1955
■
56.19
*>
1
Union
Equipment shares
.9105
26.68
56.19
-
25
Fund
Union
Railroad
26.68
1
9.83
Railroad
99.8471
are
in 32nds
l%s March
.9231
99.8625
20 Broad Street
Corp.*
II.06
,'J RR
99.8797
Farnham
X9.44
shares
.9699
.9435
3.37
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
X10.55
shares
Ask
1.65%
14.17
3.08
v
shares—lc
bond
Bid
iy4s NOV. 1, 1951
Values shown below
1.40%
19.37
1
Investing Company shares—lc
Priced
13.75
18.01
A Clark
xll.94
lc
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
5
1
asset val)
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
shares
.9709
99.9585
99.9237
Scudder, Stevens A Clark
9.74
Low
4V2
5
Inc
(Geo) Fund
Republic Investors Fund
X8.89
8.58
96.28
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Bate
25
Pine
lc
:?
96.12
26%
Chemical
X7.83
.9709
99.9595
"I
II
l%s Aug. 1, 1951
iy«s Oct. 1, 1951—
iy4S Oct. 15, 1951
4.90
Investors
Street Investment
administered shares_,lc
Ask
99.9595
l%s July 1, 1951 "B"
l%s July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951
D"_x
19,27
Roe
Institutional
*
4.47
Stein
Fully
Bid
6113
17.92
Sovereign
X5.13
100
5.13
•
England Fund
1
Pacific Amer Investors
com..10c
$1.50
preferred
:
5
New
State
Industrial
4.69
Low
8.35
lc
98.28
%
Dollar Frlee
Maturity—
9.86
9.52
shares
99.20
6.25
1
Industrial Stock Series
Selected Group Series
9.u3
Food
99
98.16
4.24
1
Series
X8.69
shares
1, 1953-1951
5.48
Series
X8.51
"<
l%s Jan.
117%
98.24
8.24
1
Stock
7.13
6.99
Series
lc
bond
13.06
1
Series
Building shares
General
16.07
12.08
1
Bond
Stock Fund.lc
Automobile shares
,1c
Aviation shares
lc
X7.62
116
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
1*5 Oct. 1, 1957-1955
100.I
Treasury Notes—
—„
series
Priced
Preferred
14.97
1
Putnam
8.90
1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1%S May 1, 1952-1950
99.31
Ask
99
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
June
Securities—
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
6.75
X8.12
Bid
98.16
3s
'
Fund, Inc«^net asset value).*
Selected Amer Shares.2
(The)
100
99.31
.
18.39
7.62
-
Securities—
Common
5.97
Petroleum
29%
1
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin
2.46
10
First Mutual Trust Fund
1952—
38.12
beneficial
Speculative
18.09
5.92
5.42
17.01
of
Stock
16.73
4.73
5.37
35.26
Ctfs
31.93
5.18
15,
Feb
Panama Canal
100
99.28
point
8.68
22.70
__5
4.29
-
7.92
29.86
5.00r
4.41
Bond Fund Inc..10c
Investors Trust—
21.23
20c
1951
a
Issues
5.70
1
Inc
4.00
5.17
1
Fund
3.95
lo
Income
Stock Fund
Equity
shares
4.81
3.58
Investors 2nd Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
11.21
•
4.36
Mass
9.07
7.83
'
8teel
13.30
■
8.28
1
1
Railroad Equipment
Steel
4.70
lc
shares
99.30
15,
32ndg of
1*4 Feb l, 1953
99.31
99.29
15, 1951
174s Nov.
2 %s
•4.45
4.26
lc
14.64
1
Railroad
;
Paper shares
13.36
Fund—1
4.04
lo
Manhattan
25.40
Pacific
shares
Petroleum
14.28
1
i
2s Oct
more
Other
Central Bank for
Cooperatives—
53.19
Industries shares—lc
Home Furnishings shares
lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc
12.81
It
i
Metals
T
36.76
General
13.03
1
Merchandising
•
11.69
•
10.85
53.19
Value)
•
Sayles Second Fund—
Asset Value)
10
Automobile
11.28
Diversified
-
9.93
36.76
Asset
Business Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
19.48
_1
99.28
Managed Funds—
13.47
17.78
Corporate bond series
'•
7.68
6.81
11.30
supply
Chemical
1951
1951
12.47
7.03
(Net
15,
14,
100.1
19,27
6.21
(Low
Loomls
Aug
Sept.
20:72
11.42
18.33
9.46
•
10.31
12.29
1
stock
Building
14.32
13.07
18.99
17.66
16.80
-
2s
27.15
Stks) 1
com
99.31"
2^7.95
24.89
18.78
(Net
1
26/73
17.21
(Appreciation
1951
18.07
35.99
Inc—
Agriculture
•
17.68
30.21
8-4
17.00
29V2
16.57
-10.64
Priced com Stks).i
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomls Sayles Mutual Fund—
7.24
15.64
1
.12.67
9.74
15,
1.70s
or
Ask
June
.
1
(Income com Stocks)
8-3
27%
1
Fund
17.46
11.66
1'
27.69
145
Stk
Fund Inc
15.94
1
1.80s
1.22
32.99
8-1
8-2
Delaware
lc
Boston
,
I
23.90
6.66
of
(Speculative Bonds)
1~"
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
(Appreciation pfd Stks) I
(Quality common Stks)_i
K-l
6.825
Consolidated Investment Trust,l
•
B-4
25.33
1
Chemical' Fund
Figures after decimal point
represent one
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Bid
-86c
1.10
1>
(Medium Grade Bonds) 1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-3
22.05
Ltd
Century Shares Trust
Composite
9.37
_i~5
13.66
.
(Investment - Bonds)
B-2
_10c
-
12.47
igations of Government Agencies
Ask
78c
lc
Investors Management Fund
Keystone Custodian Funds—
22.15
,
22.66
Trust
.
lc
Stock and Bond
Group
Investment Co of America
2%
20.60
Fund Inc
7%
-
Bid
lo
Insurance Group shares
19.24
6'/a
1
Group shares
Group shares
Bank
11.31
_1
Par
Ltd—
Aviation
4.33
1
i
Mutual Funds—
Institutional Share*
1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Beneficial
Corp_^_
Blair Holdings Corp
;
Boston
101
„
Business Shares
:A*k''":<
Bid:
,.
Gas
4.64%
Texas
Ask
104
102
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
4% %
102
100
93%"
96%
Transmission—
preferred
100
103%
104%
(not
include^ in year's range), b Bid yield price, c
Ex-dlvidend_$2 and
share of rtook- 4 Deferred ^Uvtry mde*' ^not^tadudcd 1n
yeax% range).e'Ex*iireerest. irrnr
price, k Admitted to listing mt H. Y. Stock Exchange. * Admitted *0 trading N.
Y.^Curb. rCaim
•ales (not Included In year's range), t
Kx-llqUldatlng dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
privileges; -wd When delivery,
wi When issued. ~ x Ex-dlvldend.
yEx-rlghts.
z Ex-sstock divlden*!.
•No par value,
tln defaolt.' fUdWtKmttt'art'«tlbje0t tdi all Federal taxes.
.
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2128)
Week Ended
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will show an increase compared with a year ago.
clearings this week
Bank
Federal
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Chester—
for all cities of the
will
corresponding week last year.
above those of the
16.5%
be
of 14.8%.
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday
1949
1948
1
$
'• +
»
.
'
1,233,175
+ 29.3
+ 49.3
969,104
+ 30.2
'
'
1,285,891
1,167,980
;
1,078.364
1,075.787
16.5
3,225,714
879,000,000
+ 13.2
2,834,009
+ 28.1
5,159,256
2,722,449
5,350,106
+ 19.9
+
25.6
5,658.165
+
5.8
11,143,192
9,436,290
+ 18.1
8,136,885
6,865,413
+18.5
1,041,534,655
917.963,496
3,582,130
922,000,000
3,069,365
5,795,235
2,575,936
4,108,868
—
—
'
—
+
935,249
1,121,263
1,168,578
2,726,866
3,418,067
>
3,925,264
851,000,000
3,631,786
Delawarer-Wilmington—. 1—
Jersey—Trenton—
•
'
—.
York—
New
for the week follows:
summary
Scranton...
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
May 12
or
Dec. %-
995,000,000
.
—
Our preliminary
Monday, May 21, 1951
1,594,488
——.——
Lancaster—-
$14,844,123,141 for the same week in 1950. At
.
1,261,660
3,758,061
.
Philadelphia—
Reading
;
——
totals stand at $17,292,028,798 against
.
1,744,059
.-
Bethlehem—
Saturday, May 19, clearings
United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
:
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona—.
telegraphic advices from the chief
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon
$'
$
Third
Inc.
1950
1951
.
7,222,666
2,268,200
5,146,560
9,472,888
6,197,136
8,301.020
6,469,507
*
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
;
TELEGRAPH
BY
Week Ended May 19—
1950
$7,125,459,390
+14.8
993,039.744
801,688,691
+23.9
*1,150,000,CCO
1,000.000,000
+15.0
551,642,588
506,446,776
+
345,750,328
New York
272,306,729
+27.0
342,800,000
-
296,900,000
+15.5
r
Chicago
—
Philadelphia
-
-
Boston...
Kansas
—
-
—
-
City
8t. Louis
-
-
—
r
Pittsburgh..
379,678,753
321,677,257
340,947,383
236,177,029
+ 16.2
155,216,918
+ 17.7
267,437,945
+ 32.5
153,728,152
280,759,111
39,213,900
33,082,400
5,198,742
+ 18.5
32,928,600
.
;
—
Columbus
Mansfield
All
cities, five days
Total
+10.6
4,054,258
5,f97,046
7,028,122
+ 33.5
253,833,337
+18.9
8,636,362
281,973,059
6,720,712
270,308,623
901,985,045
729,121,159
+23.7
769,474.804
789,588,025
2,734,036
>12,850,000
+16.6
+ 21.3
11,798,000
109,319,159
3,494,933
+ 20.2
2,565,420
11,785,000
110,715,879
3,143,550
204,313,948
7.8
80,754,642
,
+17.0
2,892,917,740
+16.4
+16.9
698,454,146
+ 7.9
+16.5
3,367,626,005
.
753,525,201
Cities, one day
-
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
We cannot furnish them
issue of next week.
South Carolina—Charleston—
Maryland—Baltimore———
District of
the foregoing will appear
Sixth
today, inasmuch as the week
figures are not available at time of
ends Saturday and the Saturday
108,156,657
3,437,925
207,852,151
249,897,855
95,099,547
Columbia—Washington—,
(6 cities)
88,257,152
497,580,065
423,287,921
going to press.
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that week there was an increase of 12.4%,
bank clearings at this center having recorded a
the week
—
14,768,701
+ 37.9
+ 10.1
215,300,000
4,735,997
+ 57.0
+ 12.7
3,960,904
4,176,856
94,760,588
+ 18.6
85,007,379
91,248,870
+ 32.9
6,581,450
485,272
112,749,142
+ 29.0
86,206,528
84,919,158
6,794,584
+ 11.4
398,141
109,595,201
114,371,895
734,368,054
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
;
Seventh Federal
612,916,044
+ 19.8
597,508,617
619,573,052
and in the Atlanta Reserve
Bend
Rapids-
SUMMARY
1
.
Federal
Districts
Reserve
Boston
2nd New York-
3rd Philadelphia
$
+
9.3
520.504.036
7,380,437,893
+
0.9
"
5
*
917,963,496
+13.5
901,985,045
729,121,159
+23.7
769,474,804
6
"
407,580,065
423,287,921
+17.6
413,278,439
412,731,911
"
734,368,054
612,916,044
+ 19.8
597,508,617
1,128,140,369
937,318,440
+20.4
932,065,669
"
481,610,154
443,692,150
+
8.5
439,053,128
459,931,173
7
"
389,522,935
345,731,668
+12.7
341,931,149
10
«
£10,861,552
422,664,065
+20.9
452,250,068;'"
—
City
nth Dallas
New
"
321,715,985
"
15,488,025,440
+10.7
:
now
add
our
'7
+12.4
13,487,481,604
6,684,508,548
,
Clearings at—
——
1950
$
1,688,593
4,573,262
4,554,765
494,162,595
445,436,592
2,185,378
—
FaU River
5,814,563
3,850,973
+
937,318,440
+
+ 26.1
2,884,110
2,929,816
8.5
11,729.749
+ 16.4
7.6
5,125,135
3,566,947
11,435,820
5,621,752
3,809,673
20.4
932,065,669
989,115.535
+
+
7.1
248,900,000
255,900,000
+
14.3
106,260.960
116,383,854
87,986,475
+
5.3
81,975,640
85,504,863
+
5.6
1,916,528
2,142,453
+
8.5
439,053,128
459,931,173
2,285,783
—+.
(4 cities)
2,165,184!
481,610,154
Paul
6,944,370,228
6,254,623
,
Dakota—Fargo—
$
2,374,646
4,250,855
427,913,973
1,953,683
—
986,870
+11.0
988,623
+22.6
1,916,749
+
1.8
8,047,745
5,835,790
25,585,849
8.0
28,225,290
11,598,790
+
1.9
10,529,226
-
—
8,168,068
345,731,668
+12.7
341,931,149
371,985,802
598,943
+ 93.8
609:338
408,805
654,697
630,321
7,448.695
109,029,082
+ 26.1
118.808,388
6,753,090
+ 31.0
8,432,770
112,301,051
7,750,832
12,350,867
+ 41.7
11434,173
13,491,073
271,069,044
+ 17.1
291,527,261
306,613,750
11,584,749
1
+28.7
+ 14.4
317,328,073
-
511,280
7,576,366
8,844,767
17,501,952
—
9,565,827
+ 23.9
10.148,064
11,523,714
7,165,834
3,481,637
2,703,206
+ 28.8
2,413.433
2,338,792
2,506,360
+ 88.4
2,339,935
2,018,175
510,861,552
———
—
5.9
27,749,700-
422,664,065
+ 20.9
452,250,068
465,509,291
+
2.9
1,337,348
1,536,157
547,291,138
+
9.3
520,504,036
8.147.514
547,837,323
Worth
Galveston-.
i
.
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6 cities)
233,794,016
28,212,230
31,511,666
5,191,000
5,173,247
-
_i
8,795,529
262,735,211
Dallas———
Fort
33,275,400
1,500,821
Texas—Austin
12,154,944
35,964,000
1,543,787
r—
S;838,375
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
26,671,885
+
33,860,900
—
—r
+16.6
137,420,626
—_
—
.
Total (10 cities)
6,154,025
£98,149,708
Uhode Island—Providence
3,466,871
9,112,596
4,721,358
8,553,372
+16.7
11,813,459
——
Hampshire—Manchester
9,002,964
6,537,556
27,643,490
——
3,361,202
3,574,943
2,250,379
9,166,358
Connecticut—Hartford
6.796,194
2,935,078
658,092
Colorado—Colorado Springs-
919,483
2,059,692
7,626,205
Worcester
6.836,536
+ 15.6
1,934,247
+
2,524,728
Springfield
+ 29.2
+ 11.3
3,658,164
1,160,610
,447,799,317
8.0
5,412,120
2,796,015
389,522,935
Missouri—Kansas City.
St, Joseph
4,618,061
+10.9
82,982,114
4,229,940
10,622,354
Kansas—Topeka
1,970,053
0.4
6,369,200
260.842,153
82,222,082
8,668,119
Omaha—
1,755,054
5,867,247
231,656,888
1.2
6,993,024
Lincoln
$
+15.7
+ 11.8
+ 17.3
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
1948
Dec. %
87,060,936
3,110,604
Hastings
1949
5,593,919
232,097,918
85,998,685
—
Total (7 cities)-—
May 12
Inc. or
443,692,150
272,313,705
*
—
—
Helena—
14,152,631,548'
1,095,281
—A—
Bedford
Total (12 Cities)
11,867,474
+ 20.9
28,261,831
111,340,491
Wichita—
1,954,265
—
Massachusetts—Boston
new
1,270,802
769,584,305
4,143,379
Nebraska—Fremont
$
Portland
New Haven
13,382,953
1,242,726
712,813,276
242.200,000
North
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
—
14,053,344
5.1
1,128,140,369
South Dakota—Aberdeen—
.
1951
New
7.6
+
92,646,470
Minneapolis—.
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Week Ended
Lowell
8.2
+
t
127,277,901
St.
789,907,112-;.!, 751,072,887
6.654,371,651
+25.5
:' ' + '
'V; *'
''
'
week ended May 12, for four years:
Maine—Bangor
+
1,473184
700,874,186
3,242,863
7,087,292
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
282,484,698':;7, 3$7,3j34,051
+27.3
13,780,463,736
8,348,185,904
City—
'■
We
3.869,271
30,019,327
14,152,544
3,528,016
26.625,259
*
—,—
Minnesota—Duluth—.
465,509,291
729,343,679
928,400,549
—112 cities
York
+ 27.1
12,881,551
■
Montana—Billings.
Outside
59,266,457
7,128,618
259,400,000
Total
371,985,802
,
290,696,083
1
6
10
12th San Francisco—
'
61,997,227
5.1
989,115,535
4
—7
2,865,155
+ 20.1
619,573,052
"
0th St. Louis
Total—
+ 13.3
6.765,549
Illinois—Quincy———.
789,588,025
17
—
+
3,169,213
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis-
962,184,035
883,342,738
10:
0th Minneapolis
9,041,605
66,507,248
3,915,969
Missouri—St. Louis—
7,475,763,463
"
—;
Atlanta-
6;468,17T
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
547,837,323
7,060,681,146
1,041,534,655
1,460,088
11,198,202
.
1948
7
-
7th Chicago
10th Kansas
Dec. %
7,445,998,053
"
11
Otb Richmond
6th
$
56,764,000
4,089,221
—
Springfield
1949
547,291,138
6,705,096
54,972,000
847,362,650
CLEARINGS
Inc. or
5,779,407
+ 24.3
1,548,846
■
1950
$
12
4th Cleveland
BANK
+ 99.9
60,115,000
74,708,000.
15,229.505
■
£98,149,708
12 Cities
.
OF
1951
6,108,146
32,470,045
———————
Total (17 cities)—
Week Ended May 12—
10,335,443
4,975,363
Peoria;
Federal Reserve Districts:
-1,311,111
+ 15.6
3,590,702
ROCkford—
In the following we furnish a summary by
+ 14.2
+ 17.8
5,852,527
4,553,373
9,505,347
—
Decatur—.
f
1,583.654
11,284,737
79,901,138
jl.
Des Moines
provement of 20.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.7% and in the San Francisco
7,483,418
463,457
6,763,686
9,103,057
v
—
Sioux City—Illinois—Bloomington—_
Chicago——
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals register an im¬
88,316,944
1,808,318
,
Terre Haute
Iowa—Cedar
5.9
-
13,293,512
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
enlarge its totals
+
4.172,615
District—Chicago—
Reserve
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
by 20.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 8.5% and in the Minneapolis Reserve
,
V
Grand
South
Reserve District of 27.3%.
+
Michigan—Ann Arbor
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an expansion
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to
cities)—I
(10
18,643,565
73,626,630
222,900,000
4,582,903'
15,965,073
3,895,300
514,102
Mississippi—Vicksburg
We group the cities
gain of 0.2%.
23.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 17.6%
list
77,049,253
412,731,911
70,196,413
+ 20.3
121,230,277
8,487,557
Mobile
the aggregate of
♦gain of 0.9%,, in the Boston Reserve District of 9.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District by 12.7%.
208.238,673
413,278,439
70,490,724
213,200,000
4,390,891
112,361,685
Alabama—Birmingham—
District (including this city) the totals record a
it appears that in the New York
District of 19.8%.
2,831,883
125,604,225
Augusta
Macon
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
District of 13.5%.
+17.6
20,364,158
Florida—Jacksonville
Outside of this city there was a gain of 25.5%, the
week in 1950.
same
+ 17.2
+
77,580,475
256,400,000
7,434,684
Georgia—Atlanta
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $15,488,025,440 against $13,780,-
463,736 in the
+ 20.0
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Nashville
statement, however, which we present further below
In the elaborate detailed
Federal
Tennessee—Knoxville
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
able to
129,772,641
4,030,330
-'r+i'V
.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
May 12.
3,186,692
15,593,000
Richmond
Total
"Estimated
(7 Cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
$13,170,877,592 $11,252,751,255
—
Total all cities for week...
of
160,772,956
302,452,927
36,991,900
9,380,054
301,936,966
—r.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—
$17,292,028,798 $14,844,123,141
—
cities, five days
Total all
are
7,323,695
5,748,982
-
Youngstown—:
$16,538,503,597 $14,145,668,995
Ten cities five days..
we
8,507,890
+18.8
Other
ended
7,243,856
7,395;262
182,731,713
354,465,540
+40.2
280,495,839
J,
Cleveland
+18.0
478,011,146
.....
Baltimore
our
962,184,035
833,342,738
Cincinnati
+34.1
351,148,000
Cleveland
in
+ 13.5
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
8.9
470,732,000
San Francisco
•
(11 cities)—
%
1951
$8,178,727,194
■■
5,572,000
4,649,265
8,957,347
221,715,985
—
9,673,043
290,696,083
7.4
7,979.056
8,131,702
+ 12.4
229,503,120
247,466,000
+ 11.7
24,803,771
5,027,000
27,824,078
—
—
6.8
8,078,000
+ 11.3
4,201,634
4,470,027
7.4
10,970,117
11,314,244
+ 10.7
282,484,698
307,334,051
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—.
New
Twelfth. Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
York—Albany.—
47,064,550
Buffalo
Elmira
-
1
-Jamestewir————
New York
Rochester
.—
——
Syracuse
New Jersey—Montclair
4,318,931
78,143,291
+15.0
74,205,653
80,618,464
2,018,604
3.8
1,712,842
1,778,795
2,187,576
'
*1,934,960
7,139,839,536
7,126,092,085
21,974,946
21,371,959
+
* +13.1
1,997,473
+
0.2
6,802,973,056
+
2.8
19,230,555
Washington—Seattle-
14,325,975
+ 28.9
12,305,947
California—Long: Beach—
11,997,395
Pasadena-
934,673
798;454
San
+
56,500,902
52,583,059
+
7,445,998,053
7,380,437,893
+
7.4
52,304,809
*54,250,596
0.9
7,060,681,146
Total (10 cities)
•
•
7,475,768,463
-
Now included in
54,685,422
+
10
54,625,162
+
9.1
53,990,355
11,912,042
+
'15.609,826
5.2
11.608,025
9,398,887
259,466,940
+ 35.6
426,812,626
12,274,870
+ 15.7
11,593,296
384,759,503
10,538.614
4,876,585
+ 20.5
4,200,448
4,796.258
8,801,093
+ 17.2
8;601,809
8,330,999
12,699.162
14,615,688
928,400,549
Newark, N. J.
729,343,679
27.3'
789,907,112
751,072,887
15,488,025.440
■
Grand Total (112 cities)Outside New York——— ——*
a
3,713,763
149,273,528
5,878,018
,
*
3,483,627
139.660,970
10,311,343
——
Stockton-
42,494,072
16.1/
114,358,932
1.6
0.9
14495,694
Jose_J
Santa Barbara
808,856
41,128,679
—
42,346,722
114,705,161
+
+
17,027,376
13,358,899
■
-
.13,719,408
49,145,509
,
+ 52.5
3,584.255
146,229,510
487,481,022
—-
———
San Francisco
13,790,375
+18.9
111,116.016
59,606,750
Utah—Salt Lake City_
2,554,125
13,055,230
'
3,642,935
147,473,136
22,872,358
•
169,425,376
—
Yakima
7,208,261,320
18,460,774
a
Newark'
Total (12 cities)
30,301,163
2,982,948
15,519,878
——
Connecticut—Stamford
Northern New Jersey
39,043,335
+16.5
2,094,851
—
+90.0
2,864,746
89,871,864
i
.
24,766,589
3,337,667
Binghamton
13,780,463,736
+ 12.4
13,487,481,604
14,152,631,548
6,654,271,651
+ 25.5
6,684;508,548
+
*
8;348,185,904 "
}Not available.
.
6,944.370,228
Volume 173
Number 5013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2129)
Company and Issue—
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff
Act of 1930, the Federal
Reserve Bank certifies
daily
Secretary of 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:
\. •
Real
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MAY
FEDERAL
11,
1951
TO
RESERVE
MAY
17,
BANK
1951,
TO
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
estate
Eastern
1st
EXCHANGE
New
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
gold
mvge.
bonds,
due
York
Power
3V4%.
sinking
1953
and
Monetary
Value
in
United
States
Power
1961-Jun
1
1888
May 31
1792
Jun
4
1890
Jun
4
1890
Jun
fund
due
ser.,
1
1700
Corp.—
preferred stock, 4.50% series
City Southern Ry.—
30-yr. 1st mtge. bonds, series A 4%
due 1975
20-yr. 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series
B, due 1968
Kansas
in
New
York
Magnavox Co.. class A preference
Metropolitan Ice Co.—
Money
1st
May 11
Argentina peso—
1
May 12
May 14
$
Basic
■":
■,
;
2.231573
Belgium, franc.
.200000°
.133333°
.133333°
.0705333°
.0710000°
,0709000°
Closed
2.231573
2.231573
.0193250
.0197250
.0197000
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Denmark, krone
-
.0200600
Southern
1st
.144938°
.144938°
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379°
.238379°
.238379°
.238379°
.208700
.208700
.203700
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115606
.115606
.262440
.262375
.262400
2.772896
2.772896
2.772396
±
.262420
%,
.496433°
.496433°
.0348000
.0343071
.328500
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269°
.193239°
.193269°
.193269°
Armco
.231225
Atlantic
.239900
Union of South Africa, pound—
United kingdom, pound sterling——
Uruguay, peso
■■■■
;
:
.425531°$
tApplication
depends upon
.231000
.231121
2.733750
type of
:
.
2.800742
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<'■
.561797°$
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;<
.:
.425531°$
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.561797°$
.561797°$
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Steel
1st
lien
Clinton
.425531°$
1st
4V2%
Works
Stores,
(P.)
(In
thousands
of
dollars)
Inc.(+)
May 9,
1951
May 17,
1951
1950
St.
Assets—
Gold
certificates
Redemption
19,830,901
fund
for
F.
630,441
Total
gold
ctf.
reserves
7,333
;/ +
2,667
120,528
•541,925
+
120,353
+
462,455
4,990
and
+
Govt,
advances—
+
172
+
2,449
848,824
——
165,527
__
District.
in
-
14.90+633
Bonds
6,643,679
—
+
7,500
U.
Total
loans
S.
Govt
+
+
securities.
22,397,136
securities—
22,944,051
; '.0
+
foreign banks—
notes
other
of
Uncollected
Bank
and
—
26,202
5,461,515
cash
premises
items
,
33
128,052
4,054,391
+
+
+
913,719
17,515
+
.',-'7/7.
and- Investments—Total
—
———
41,152
+
156
+
6,422
189,610
+
7,309
+
&
assets
53,054
—
—
43,194,012
+
894,$96
+
brokers
chasing
U.
3,933,618
U.
Reserve
notes
23,151,268
—
28,142
+
Real
355,631
Deposits:
accts.
19,072,082
S.
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
!
acct._
745,395
Other
+
__
238,730
+
319,560
U.
910,700
-
+
303,251
-
+
16,689
2,052
111,477
deposits
Deferred
1
21,031,428
availability cash items
Other liab.,
incl. accrued
+
235 995
3,085,287
+
680,223
13,453
+
1,111
'!,+ '3,189,174
divs.
.350,274
'+
V.333
U.
Other
liabilities
47,281,436
+
889,187 7
.+
3,895,412
paid
in.
229,279
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
+
291
+
13,512
+
21.849
13b)
Other
capital
_
of
accounts.
gold
to
serves,
note
certificate
ances
+
5,418
+
2,845
48.194,012
+
894,896
+
3,933,618
purchased
loans
46.4%
on
10.3%
31,264
172
.
Industrial loan commitments—
2,592
23
1,286
Par
5,799
451
19
7
+
134
21
+
899
150
+
18
+
59
—
+
—
.>>' <5,930
—
5
30,339
—
—
+
•
5,440
—
497
—
330
—
55
1,641
indebtedness—_
of
.
8,095
6%
12
+
1,256
—
5,560
—
^
of
shows
the
the
following
principal changes for the week
May 9: Decreases of $497,000,000 in holdings of
ended
United
States
demand
Government
deposits
adjusted,
securities, $589,000,000 in
$372,000,000 in United
and
States Government deposits.
103
—
4,316
+
2,339
7%
industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
$21,000,000 in New York City, $12,000,000 in the
Atlanta District, and $11,000,000 in the St. Louis
District,
and
increased by smaller amounts in most of the other
demand
Products,
Silknit,
Southern
—
3,480
+
921
+
2,131
44
+
52
56
+
10
"<-V
+
;
—
'fi V;V'
—
15,584
+
+
2,693
18
+
95
—
372
+
1,458
9,057
+
86
+
159
1,347
+
4
+
94
591
+
24
+
291
5%
;
Spring
Spalding
Sperry
———-————
districts; there was a net decrease of $22,000,000 at all
reporting member banks. Real estate loans increased
$21,000,000.
Holdings
Loans to banks decreased $150,000,000.
of Treasury bills decreased $254,000,000
in
000 at all
notes
reporting member banks.
decreased
Government
Holdings of Treasury
Holdings of United States
decreased $37,000,000 each in the
$55,000,000.
bonds
(quar.)
A
accounts,
—
24,347
&
Electric,
share
Notices
Below will be found
Co.,
preferred
and
including
those
stocks
common
called
called
called
for
under
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which the
details were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
OF
Date
Page
Buluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR. Co.—
mortgage
Talcott
Terre
Haute
May 21
1791
1965—May 21
Inc.
Tobin
Packing
1991
1st
&
Fuel
Manati
trust bonds,
3V2%
ser.
due
Sugar Co.—
Union
5%
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Alabama
Power
Date
Union
Byers
(A.
M.)
Page
Co.,
7%
United
United
mortgage bonds, sy2% series, due
Brillo Mfg.
Co., class "A" stock—
preferred
stock
1972
Jun
July
Jun
*
6%
2
*
United
30
1370
15
6-
9
5-
5-15
1
5-15
25c
6-15
on
1
7-14
5
6-
1
9
5-31
25c
6-
9
5-31
6-15
6-
50c
(quar.)
8
6-18
6-
75c
pfd.
6-
50c
50c
6-
1
5-29
$1.25
7-
2
6-20
1
15c
6-15
6-
6-29
6-19
1
Entire issue
at $25.50
22c
6-11
20c
June
1
at
dividend—.
6-30
6-
25c
6-
5-25
48c
(quar.)
Entire
issue
6-11
9
1
$103
—
(quar.)
■
20c
6-
1
5-11
6-15
5-28
5-28
7-
1
6-13
6-
(quar.):
2
$1.75
(quar.)
2
7-
6-15
pfd.
7-
56'/4C
9
$1
57 Vac
(quar.)
6-15
6-
4
5-31
5-21
15c
7-
6-15
3d
quar.)
6-15
25c
$1.75
(interim)
(increased
7-
2
2
6-15
6-12
5-18
40c
6-
50c
6-29
6-
4
6-15
6-
4
6-29
6-
4
35c
5-28
5-18
25c
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
8
5-29
Century-Fox Film Corp.—
(quar.)—
Gas System, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Sugar
Co.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Rope
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
6-11
6-
-—
20c
6-15
5-31
,
Wire
'20c
6-15
5-31
40c
6-11
5-31
7-
6-
Extra
Co.—
1st
6-30
37 >/2c
37 V2C
Union
PARTIAL
5-15
5-15
1
Uarco, Inc. (quar.)
•
5-15
6-
$1.12/2
Common
Associates—
mtge. & collat.
6-
6-
—
Coal
5-15
50c
Works, 7%
Leaseholds
5-18
6-
6-
Corp. „of St. Louis (quar.)__
Co., Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
Trinidad
Truax-Traer
5-25
6-
6-
(interim).
Insurance
6-14
,
5-15
Textron, Inc. (New Hamp.), $2.30 pfd. (quar.)
Title
16V4c
25c
____
common
Gulf Sulphur Co.
Extra
Time,
15y2c
50c
1888
20-year 4%
sinking fund bonds, due 1957——Jun
8
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mtge. 3% -6%
bonds, series A, due 2039—_Jun 15
Water
1
5-29
5-31
3
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
Texas
Twentieth
bonds
this
6-
6-15
7-
(quar.L
com.
pfd. B.
redemption
plus
6-15
5-28°
dividend
(James), Inc.,
5-31
6-18
4Vz% preferred (quar.)—
7%
TENDER
Company and Issue—
for
share
per
bonds, notes,
redemption,
5-31
6-15
8-
(quar.)
4%
Paper,
8
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
this
6-
3
—
(quar.)
Mining Co.
iquar.)
Portland Cement Inc.
Sutherland
list of corporate
a
plus
6-15
7-
34%c
common..
called for redemption on June 11
per
6-27
$1.20
Webster, Inc.
& Terstegge (quar.)
& Clothier Co., $5
Company (quar,).
Sunshine
5-31
6-
25c
(quar.)
conv.
5-21
5-28
6-11
$0.265625
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(Ky.)
Corporation
1
6-15
60c
:
&
Stuart
8
$8c
.
(quar.)—
—_
Stone
6-
3c
,
Stratton
Govt,
6-29
10c
*
com.
Strawbridge
S.
1
8
25c
Extra
U.
66-
$1.12 ]/2
_
Brothers
Co.
1
6-12
6-29
425c
preferred
G.)
Oil
5-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
Standard
6-
30c
._
(extra)
Water,
Bed
6-11
6-15
$$1.75
class
Ltd.
Co.
6-15
6-15
12 '/2C
—
(irreg.)
Co._
(Royal Oak, Mich.)
Canada, Ltd.-—
of
Investment
iA.
deposit accounts, except
and
New York
City, $78,000,000 in the Chicago District, $38,000,000 in the Cleveland District, and a total of $330,000,-
pfd.
__
convertible
1
6-1
75c
(quar.)___
Mines.
Southwestern
1
6-15
'
15c
(quar.)—._
Pacific
7-
6-
2
60c
_
Hoist
Inc.
preferred
7-
tl5c
...
Corp.
Indiana Gas
4.80%
5-25
6-15
$1,121/2
tquar.)—
preferred
Southern
Holdert
9
par
;
—
5%
California
Southern
589
3,275
)■
______
no
_L—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
6-
shrs.
41/4%
96
When
:
Dairies, Ltd., class B
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skiles Oil Corp., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
106
49,574
week
Gas
1892
Payable of Rec.
$1.10
—
•;
common
(quar.)
&
Ltd.
Silver-Miller
Southern
>''-<\
(quar.)
Silverwocd
112
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
1st
1174
12 1/2 C
of America,
Corp.
—
2,161
:'''V
pfd. A
(quar.)
Gas,
Sunray Oil, 4'/2%
Eastern
1794
12)
37 %c
—
Mining
Crane
$4.50 preferred A
—
deposits:
banks
&
preferred
Shoe
—
839
deposits
demand
Oil
Sherman
6,505
Banks
banks—
'
Commercial,
creased
1891
,1
$1.25
pfd.
preferred
Shepard-Niles
51/2%
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
1377
75c
(quar.)
changed from
4 V-: %
Lines, Inc.
Gas, common
13,364
*
Reserve
com.
split of the
will be
Farms,
conv.
20,603
—
domestic
value
Superior
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
1989
;
page
to $10.
Sunbeam
The condition
1
special meeting approved
a
two-for-one
a
Sherwin-Williams Co.
securities—Total
Foreign banks
Borrowings
during
Stockholders at,
Seatrain
foreign
correspondents
1886
198!?
11
—Jun
(quar.
Seabrook
25,879
accept¬
for
0.2%
1886
v'7
.
„
_.
Bridge Co., Ltd.*.
Schlage Lock Co, (quar.)
+
341
—
17
+
125
r—
Government
to
,
A
St. Regis Paper Co., 4.40%
Sangamo Electric Co.—
Seminole
263
—-
Interbank
1886
issue.
Sarnia
pur¬
deposits adjusted
deposits, except government
Debits
R.
Jun
Jun
Share
7,702
+
1,132
Time
Interbank
22
609
Federal
with
!
preferred
Shattuck-Denn
Demand
S.
Co.—"
Company
2,9pir
+
—
obligations
vault
Domestic
re¬
combined
Contingent liability
for
U.
145,732
deposit and F.
liabilities
„
;
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
Ratio
510,022
_
this
7,630
+
'■":+
113
purchasing or carrying:
obligations
Liabilities—
Surplus
716
113
—
banks
with
in
5%
Seattle
bonds—
Balances
Capital Accounts—
Capital
for
securities
Cash
Total
dealers
loans
Reserve
—
—
securities
Government
S.
1885
1951
stock, series A
Joseph Lead Co.
St. Joseph Light &
Power,
.
agricultural
——
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
>7 32,360
'
Total
S.
1,
St.
1950
32,548
■
___
1269
14
DIVIDENDS
May 10,
1951
33,004
—
Government
to
Other
2,948,731
+
21,476
and
securities
estate
Loans
Member bank—reserve
U.
and
Government
loans
S.
Other
due Aug.
(Continued from
*5*
carrying:
or
S.
Other
Liabilities—
Federal
—
—
Other
Total
May 2,
19,164
to
bonds,
,
mem¬
69,392
i
loans
Loans
1
Jun
Co.,
♦Announcement in
(In millions of dollars)
.
Commcicial, Industrial,
801,315
Page
Jun
pfd. stock
per
Inc. ( + )or
dec. (—) since
".///
,•
Loans—gross
4
+
150
——
—
Other assets
;
banks—
1931
CALLED
—
increased
j
May S,
Loans
1703
1
.
New
Regulator
preference
conv.
Name of
7:<\v.V/<:/
1951
4,996*611
+
146,727
1893
15
series, due 1958.Jun
ISSUE
conv.
of
gold
deposits
liabilities of reporting
732,979
'
from
Government
13,285,233
26,300
Loans—net
R.
States
"
:-••••/;..
Assets—
Total
F.
United
v
5,771,150
.
Notes
1
1962—
districts.
'
Certificates
Due
all
ber banks follows:
3,250.451
—.
adjusted decreased $470,000,000 in
$56,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
City,
A summary of assets and
securities:
1484
Jun
due
5% cumulative preferred
stock-May 21
Pittsburgh Steel Co., class B, 7% preferred stock—
Jun
1
Plywood Inc., 5% skg. fund
debentures, due 1967
May 31
Sunray Oil Corp., 4 %»% cum. conv. pfd. stk., series B_Jun
11
Sutherland Paper Co., 4'/4%
cum.
preferred stock-—_Jun 11
$106,000,000 of which $61,-
$86,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Borrowings at all reporting member banks
$24,000,000.
2,526,735
1
due
Co.—
5%
Demand deposits credited to
domestic banks increased in most districts and
a total of
105,796
2,431
Louis
1796
1970_Jun
3Vi%,
deposits
York
decreased
2,632,531
+
loans
Bills.
—
325,381
Discounts
S.
+
20,511,342
cash
Industrial
U.
10,000
R.
notes
Other
—
1482
1
ref. mtge. bonds, series C,
cum.
$55,000,000 in the Boston District, and $45,000,000 in
"the Chicago District, and increased
$39,000,000 in the
dec. (—) since
May 16,
Demand
New
or
decreased
1
bonds, series A 4%, due 1962—
Inc., $1,375 cum. preferred stock
Co.,
Morrison-Knudsen
in New York City.
was
series.Jun
Inc., preferred stock
Corp.,
mortgage
3.20%
(New York and San Francisco Districts and a total of
.$112,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Holdings of
"other securities"
1891
1892
due 1968.Jun
ser.,
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell
000,000
B
Inc., 1st mtge. bds., 3%
Water
Lorillard
"
&
County Water Co.
Kobacker
Reserve Banks Combined
1
Jersey—
mtge. 5% gold bonds, series A, due
1958———May 28
Broadway Department Stores, Inc., 6% cum. pfd.
stk.__May 25
Celanese Corp. of
America, 1st pfd. stock; $4.75 ser.—_May 31
Charleston Transit Co,, 6%
cumulative preferred—_Jun
1
merchandise
Slafement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Jun
May 31
1st
.653327°$
•
1891
Company and Issue—
2.800664
.658327°$
1795
1
,_Jun
series
1973
Ampco Metal,
2.783750
2.800625
.658327°$
.561797°$.
1
Jun
Co.—
ENTIRE
.0348090
2.783750
.658327°t
—.——
——L7*
Jun
Date
RR.
bonds,
.496433°
,
v
2.800625
<'.' .■!
•
•
*
1961
.140154°
■
2.783750
Closed
2.800625
—.
1________
.230900
2.783750
____
Co.
due
Wilson & Co.,
.323500
___
.
!_
due
3%
Reclaiming Co., Inc.—
conv.
debentures,
Virginian'Ry.
.0348285
'v''
"'A,"
subordinate
.0343500 7
■*.
Uruguay, peso—
Rubber
4V2%
2.772896
.140154°
series
Co.—
Orleans
.193269°
Straits Settlements, dollar
Sweden, krona
U. S.
3 V4
2.772396
•
debs,
Gas
mtge.
.140154°
,
1277
pipe line sink. fd. bds.,
ref.
.140154°
'v
r*
mortgage 3%% coupon
Sand Corp.—
skg. fd. bds. maturing 1960
Theatres, Inc.—
&
1st
1990
1
Glass
New
.496433°
■.
.'496433°
—^
—
Switzerland, franc
Closed
.140154°
peso
1954—July
bonds, series A, due 1961
&
.208700
.262500
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
due
Co.—
Natural
mtge.
Texas
.144938°
.00285625
.238379°
.___
.144938°
.00235625
__.
India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico, peso__—J
•Nominal.
.208500
.0200600
A,
1st mtge. bonds, due 1958
Sherwin-Williams Co., cum. preferred
stock, 4%
.939453
.208500
.0200600
.203700
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, doutsche mark
Uruguay, peso
.940156
.208500
.0200600
.144938°
France
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.939062
.208500
.0200600
!
.940117
series
Co.—
subord.
Gas
1st mtge. 3/2%
Poli-New England
.0198303
.0196000
.208500
rupee—
Czechoslovakia, koruna
6%
Shore
stock
Linking fd/ bds.,
1st mtge. 4V4%
3.231573
.0198321
.0544060
.
f
—
North
Pennsylvania
.0194750
"
-
.0544060
.942031
2.231573
12-year
.0198375
.0193625
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
.200000°
.133333°
.0712500°
-
7%.
Newman-Crosby Steel
.200000°
.0193375
Bank Notes—
Brazil, cruzeiro
$
.200000°
.0710000°
mtge.
Minnesota Transfer Ry. Co. 1st
May 17
$
.133333°
*
.133333°
Australia, pound
May 16
$
■
.200000"
Preferential
May 15
'
# '
15
Cumulative
—
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit
1887
Jun
,
Noon
Country
Page
Corp.—
bonds,
mtge.
Florida
UNDER
i>ate
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Ref. & impvt. mtge.
37/8% bonds, series H, due 1973- Jun ' 1
Chicago Board of Trade Safe Deposit Co.—
the
FOREIGN
A
i
Foreign Exchange Rales
to
45
Carr-Fastener
Fuel
A
Paramount
Certificates
Corp.
Investments,
preferred
of
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Theatres,
interest
1
—
Inc.,
common
$75c
2
8
50c
7-20
6-29
50c
7-20
6-29
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2130)
When
Per
Light
&
Power
Ltd.
Co.,
1
Argo
6-
9
Argus Corp, Ltd, common
6-15
6-
5
4'A%
6-
1
Arizona
2
6-15
'5-25
6-15
5-31
$25c
7-
3
V6- 9
25c
7-
1
1
25c
7-
5
6-
35c
7-
2
6-12
Utilities,
Winter & Hirsch,
50c
conv.
6-15
6-15
1
5-21
37 (4 c
6-11
5-25
50c
6-28
$1.25
6-28
6-
6-
6-
4,"
Power
k
5-31
Bullock
Fund,
6-15
5-31
Bullock's, Inc,
75c
6-13
5-24
73%c
v
65c
$1
93 %c
<quar.)__,_
56',4c
—.—25c
—
preferred
5-21
5-21
Utilities
General
Co.
j
5-11
Butte
1
5-11
Butler
5-21
5-11
6-11
6-
$2
6-30
V 6-22
Atlantic
Coast
4(4#
Line
RR.
Co,
6-15
6-
5-18
Camden
6-12
common
Atlas
Atlas Powder
Tack
$2.50
Automatic
1
$1
$55c
4 'A %
(s-a)
40c
6-12
5-23
25c
6-30
6-15
Service
Ltd.—
Co,
Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Agnew-Surpass
Air
Asociates,
preferred
(quar.)
0%
of
5-15
1
5-15
B.
5-25
4va%
6-
1
4-30
Babbitt
6-12
5-28
Baldwin
$15c
—
class
Products,
Aircraft
Radio
Alabama Gas Corp.,
Alabama
10- 1
$2.50
A
class
6-
1
25c
8-
1
(quar.)
11-
1
Bank
7-23
25c
10-22
87 (Ac
87 (4c
(quar.)
$3.50 pfd.
By-Products,
9-18
5-22
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
25c
8-
1
7-23
Class
B
(quar.)
25c
11-
I
10-22
50c-
5-25
5-10
25c
6-
5-17
——
Allied
Finance
Allied
Gas
Allied
Laboratories,
Inc.
Allied
Stores
common
4%
Co.
Co.
Corp.,
Allis-Chaliners
Mfg.
Portland
Aluminum
$3.75
America,
preferred
Co.
Aluminum
Aluminium.
Petroleum
Amerada
additional
One
Beck
5
6- .8,
5-21
6-
9
5-15
75c
6-
8
5-15
^93 %c
^933/.»c
7-
2
$25c
■
pfd.
6-
1
(quar.)—
Airlines,
Arch
for
common
Arch
Co.
(Del.)
(N.
American
Automobile
American
Beverage,
American
Board
Business
American
Chain
Co.
(increased)
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
5-21
American
Forging
American
Fruit
American
Gas
American
Hide
5-
6-5
6%
preferred
American
Investment
Co.
American
Machine
Foundry Co.
Products
Corp
American Machine &
Metals
Co.
4(4 #
Metal
News
Paper
preferred
7 %
7 %
7%
Goods
1
5-21
1
*5-21
$1.75
12-15
12-
1
Chemical-
A
Light
Lines
(quar.)
Thread
Co
(quar.),.
Inc,
American
Tobacco
Co.
American
Vitrified
Products
American
Window
Glass
Company,
preferred
issue
$10.50
pfd.
(s-a)
Oil
Mills,.
for
6%
1
5-
7-
1
5-31
6-
1
5-10
6-15
7
6-
6-
1
5-15
7-
5
6-26
7-
5
6-26
•:
(s-a)
6i
30c
6-30
t20c
(quar.)
$15c
6-
6-
1
5-21
5-10
$1
11——
.
5- 4
4
5-21
6-1
5-15
1
5-17
7- 3
5-31
5-15
7-
Ltd
6-15
5-30
$35c
6-15
5-25
$25c
9-15
8-25
12-15
11-24
$$1.12(4
—
1st pfd.
Western
Lumber
Co.
6-29
1
5-21
6-
1
5-21
7-16
$10c
—
6-
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-14
$30c
$10c
Ltd.
—
Canadian
$2c
Ltd.,.
10-15
*
Common
V Common
Carborundum Company, new com.
(initial)
'25c
—
Carman & Co, 4(4# pfd. (quar.)—
Carpenter Paper Co, com. (increased),—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
3
5-31
6-
1
5-15
2
6-15
Carrier. Corporation
6- 1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
7-31
7-13
1
5-18
Case
Catawissa
6-
Cascades
T-
2
6-20
7-
2
3(4#
6-27
5-
7
7- 2
6-
1
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
preferred
6-
1
4
5-18"
8-
1
7-20
Ceianese
Corp.
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-11
5-25
10-19
8
5-25
1
5-15
$1.12(4
6-
1
5-15
25c
6-
8
5-23
if
585/tC
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)______
7-
1
6-20
\h
7-
1
6-12
7-
1
5
75c
$4.75
1st
6-
1
5-15
32c
6-
1
5-21
6-
1
1
5-21
at $105 per share
plus this dividend)
Light & Power Co.—
—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.),
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)
Central Foundry Co, 5% preferred
Illinois
Light Co,
preferred (quar.),,
6-
1
5-
7
1
5-
7
6-
1
5-
7
59 c
6-
1
5-
7
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-22
6-
I
*'4(4%
6-12
6-
1
Central
1
$1.06(4
62Vac
7-
7-
2
6-15
1
6-25
4%
Illinois
Public
preferred
Central
Maine
3.50%
preferred
25c
6-12
5-14
4.60#
6-30
6-30
6%
17'/2C
5-31
5-15
Central
&
5
5-22
Central
Vermont
6-
50c
1
5-18
4.15%
6-
1
5-11
Century
$1
(quar.)
6-15
6-
7-
2
6-13
Chain
87(40
(quar.),,.
7-
2
6-13
1
(initial)
Co,
common
4.75#
West
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Fibre
&
Co,
com.
8-10
Trust
Ho^c &
Bearing
$1.25
iquar.)
Rubber,
(s-a>—
Co
12-
11-
9
40c
$1.12(4
7-
2
6-13
(s-a)_—
(quar.)—,———
$3.50
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-
5
5-24
TransH, 6%- preferred—,——
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry, com. (quar.)
$1.50
6-
1
6-
1
3(4% conv. preferred
(quar.)—
Chicago Corp, $3 conv. preference (quar.),
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
87'Ac
8-
1
7-
6
75c
6-
1
5-15
A
(accum.)
50c
7-16
7-
A
(accum.)
50c
10-15
10-
1*
A
(accum.)
50c
"12-18
12-
3*
6-20
6-
8
5-
4
Chicago
Traction, Light <fe Power Ltd. (s-a)
J$1
6-15
Chicago &
Chicago
6-
5-14
Chile
Air
1
Co.
Oil
(quar.;
Co.,
———
7-16
7-
2
Chrysler
J20c
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)
t25c
7-
6-
5
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
t$0.234375
7-
3
3
6-
5
Is
7-10
6-
1
Is
7-10
6-
50c
7-
5
6-27
$1.25
6-
1
5-21
25c
(filial)
common
6-
1
5-18
1
8
5-31
Corp.
25c
6-15
6-
25c
6-
5-21
7-16
6-
8
50c
5-25
5-
8
6-12
5-16
1
1
35c
6-
1
5-10
$1
6-
1
5-10
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
Ltd.—
'6-
25C
(irreg.)—
(quar.)
93%c
com.
$1.75
2»
$2
Cab
Cotton
Copper
Lines
—
(quar.),
Ltd.
(final)
Co,
Southern
Yellow
Building
Arts
5-10
40c
Co, com. (interim)
preferred (quar.)
Motor
Medical
Chickasha
Bristol-Myers
registered
6-20
class
7-14
Co,
50c
class
10-15
Tobacco
'
class
1
preferred
—
$2
1
Ordinary bearer
Corporation
$2
1
British-American
1
$2
8-
Ltd,
(quar.)
5-11
1
6-
Co,
1
6-
II-
Oil
5-10
6-
5-21
J25c
3% #
5-25
75c
6-
50c
—
Note,
6-15
6-15
5-15
$25c
Bank
1
1
6-15
6-15
J25c
3%#
77-
6-
(quar.)
British-American
4-30
5-25
(quar.)
Brazilian
6-11
5-31
$3
Roofing Co, Ltd, class A
(quar.)
A
2
50c
(quar.i,
—
Cordage Co, Ltd, class A
Class
2
7-
50c
I
com.
—
5-10
6-11
6-U
7-
(quar.)
Charleston
8-10
2
,15 c
$4.50 preferred (quar. )__*'_
Chapman Valve Mfg, 7% preferred
Charis
6-
7-
$1.50
—
Paper
v
$1.19
5-10
9-
6-18
6-11
87'Ac
(quar.)
5-31
$3.08
5-15
6-30
$1.04
(quar.)
4-30
$1.25
6-15
6-30
Service
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.
Ribbon
Belt
Corp.
Public
1
9
2
5-31
7-
22'Ac
—
5-25
11-
1
$1.15
(quar.),,
6-30
9-
1
6-
30c
(quar.),
.
6-
12-
1
6-
6-22
$1
50c
$2.50
—:
com.
5-
6-30
30c
common—
(quar.i—
South
Champion
6-
5-31
55c
$1.12(4
Service,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
20c
60c
(increased),
25c
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Power
;
'
$1.50
25c
(quar.)_
(monthly)
com.
i
6-
62'Ac
—
7
:
Corp.
Building
Hollywood
$1.06(4
(quar.)—
5-31
27'Ac
—
Monthly
Central
9
20c
(quar.)
$1.10
Central
9
5-
May
$2.50
5-2H
6-
•5-
5-23
pfd.
for redemption on
5-23
79c
(s-a)-*,__
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Cities Service Co.
Brown
6%
6-30
6-22
9-28
9-21
$1
12-21
12-17.
6-30
45-22
$3
12-21
12 17
Bigelow,
preferred
Brown
$6
&
Rubber
Brown Shoe
$3.60
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—*
Company, new $5 1st pfd.
$3 2nd preferred (initial)
preferred
Brown
common
(quar.)
$1
6-
1
5-15
9-
1
8-15
6-U
5-11
50c
6-
1
5-15
20c
City Auto Stamping Co
$1.50
(initial)
Inc.
4-30
Investing Co, common
5*4% preferred (quar.)
5#
Equipment
preferred
6-15
5-28
Co,
Co, com. (quar.)'—
preferred
(quar.)
•
1
6-
1
•
5-23
6-
1
*
5-23
Clayton &
40c
(increased),
6-
$3
6-
1
5-18
Clearing Machine Corp.
60c
6-
1
5-18
Cleveland
90c
7-31
7-13
Clamssner
Hosiery
Co.
Electric
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
1
6r15
Co.
75c
6-U
5-29
6-15
5-29
37'Ac
(quar.)
Lambert Mfg.
7-
$1.25
common
$2.50
5-23
$1.37'4
(quar.)
$1.50
(accum.)
Co,
5-31
City
Clark
1
1
6-12
75c
75c
preferred
America
of
Arizona
1
66-
(R»a)_
(entire issue called
31
11-
25c
$1.75
1st
preferred
J
5-15
6-
$1
i
|
fl-17
$1
(quar.)
5%
RR,
2nd
Central
6-
Corp, com.
I
6-ia
5-25
50c
preferred (quar.)—
I.) Co, common (quar.)
(J.
5%
6-1
Plywood
8
75c
1
1
—
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co, 4(4#
6-
$1.06(4
4% convertible preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
7-
Electric—
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
6-18
$3
(s-a) —j
Estate
Roller
Brockway
$1
~I—_
1
6-
Brantford
New
(quar.)
5-15
2
1
*
1
1
6-
4
Brantford
Ordinary
redemption
on
share plus this
common
Real
preferred
1
75c
preferred
preferred
5-25
6-
31 (4c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.).
6%
6-15
preferred—
per
6#
4
20c
I
(quar.)
Common
5-
$2.25
Corp. Ltd.
Common
5-25
5-14
*
5-31
30c
National
Cotton
1
5
5-
$1.35
...
(initial)
(initial)
(initial)
British-American
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co, cl. A
Arcade
6-
6-
12'4c
_
dividend
Anderson-Prichard
Andian
6-11
Co.—
common
called
at
Boston
6-20
•75c
5%
Co.__
(accum.)__
6%
New
15c
(s-a)
Inc,
1
5-18
60c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
1
'
—
Co.,
preferred
$1
1
25c
5%
6-15
6-
50c
1
6-
18c
preferred
preferred
$1.75
6-
——
Extra
25c
5%
Bower
common
5-13
$$1.25
—
5%
1
6-14
6-
Trust,
$25c
Lamp,
6-11
$1.05
(quar.)—__
com.
&
new
New
6-
Motor
6-21
15c
(quar.)
;
Now
6-23
6-13
6-28
$$1
Mines,
Tire Corp,
15c
2
1
Ltd.
Co,
Gold
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.50
RR.—
Inc
Maine RR,
Common
1
25C
Foundries
Stove
American
Albany
Fund,
1
Sanitary Corp.
Steel
American
&
&
Boston Wovpn
,
Malartic
Common
—
& Brass
6-
$1.25
Locomotive
Canadian
50c
——
5-31'
7-
(quar.)—
preferred
Canadian
Inc.—
(quar.)
6-
Ltd.--
Standard
preferred
6-15
24c
(quar.),—
&
Co,
2
(quar.)
Investment
Refractories. 4(4%
$1
(quar.),,
Gas
6-15
$1
Co.—
International
Canadian
$3
7-
pfd.
Ltd.—
Canadian
30c+r
5-15"
$$1.12(4
(quar.$50c
4(4#
Co,
Ltd. common
5%
11-14
1*
iquar.)
Canadian
;
6-
$10c
Products,
Machine
5-10
6-
12-14
-5-14
$75c
5-15
40c
1
1
6-14
Co.—
4
$1.75 ?
Light,
50c
(quar.)——
&
A
5-
$35c
com.,,
quar.)
5-21
6-
Ltd,
5-
Canadian lngersoll-Rand Co, Ltd
7%
common
(quar.)
50c
„
6-
35c
Common
.
1
50c
Company
(Interim)
Borg-Warner Corp, common
'3(4#
preferred
(quar.)
Boston
President
1
6
&
Valley
Aluminum
Boston
__
7-
Co,
Bond Investment Trust of America
Boston
American
June
8-21
7-
5-15 v
a
Borden
1
Smelting & Refining Co.,
Entire
1
7-16
Bohn
1
Radiator
Ampco Metal,
9-
,
American
$4.50
6-U
6-
6-
7%
preferred
(quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.
Amoskeag
5-10
9-
&
Power
conv.
5-31
(quar.)—,
preferred
5#
2
$50c
(quar.)
Common
1
7-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
5%
6-
10c
6-
B
A.merican
5-15
25c
1;
$1.06V4
(Phila.), 5# prcfeired (quar.)
Blaw-Knox Company (quar.)—,——*—
Bloch Brothers Tobacco, 6#
pfd. (quar,),,
Blue Moon Foods Inc. (quar.),——_——,—
Blumenthal (Sidney) & Co, Inc. (quar.)—
6-15
A
American
5-14«
1
6-
$$1.12(4
$$1.12'A
6-
f$l,75
Blauner's
9-15
Potash
preferred
1
6-
Power
Blackstone
$1.75
Class
American
6-
-
Ice
t$1.50
(quar.).
(quar.)—
Black, Sivalls
Eryson, Inc, com.
4.25# preferred (quar.)
$1.75
Class
$4
10c
40c
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
American
5-14
Black Hills
(quar.)
preferred
v
i—
(increased)
5-29
9
Food
Canadian
9
Co,
5-22
$20c
(increased
Canadian
60c
Black-Clawson Co.
6-11
5-31*
Dock
&
Fairbanks-Morse
6-12
5
6-U
5-22
$25c
*
(quar.)
Common
Common
Class
1
$20c
—
6-12
6-12
A
Dredge
Canadian
2
$85c
class
5-15
12'/2C
Cement
Co._
5-19
(bi-monthly)
Canadian
$1.18%
(quar.)
Electric
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
American
(quar.)
6%-preferred (quar.)
6-
common
5-17
50c
preferred
__
(quar.)
preferred
American
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
4(4%
Common
Birtman
75c
iquar.)
5-28
25c
preferred
lirreg.)
Conv.
$1
5.40#
(initial)—,
6-13
1"
—
—
Carpet
4.20#
'
Maracaibo
&
Manufacturing Co.
Bigelow-Sanford
6-15
iquar.)
2"
t75c
(quar.)
5-24
(monthly),
Illinois
of
American
Bibb
preferred
4.25#
Home
7-
}$1
(quar.)
Corp,
5-25
Co.—
American
American
3
5-25
9
7%
Steel
9
75c
Canadian
20c
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
5-15
Breweries, Ltd. (interim)
Canners, Ltd. (increased quar.)
Car <& Foundry, com. (quar.)
Canadian
(quar.)—^
Limestone
preferred
6-29
(quar.)
&
6-
1.,
6-
$25c
<
5c
(quar.)
12'Ac
Co.
Leather
preferred
12'Ac
Inc
Electric
&
4(4%
40c
Socket Co.—
Growers,
&
6-26
5-21
6-
6-
6-11
com.
common
12'Ac
Tiling Co. (quar.)
Securities Co
&
7-10
6-15
50c
5-31
7-
2
Extra
4c
(quar.),
European
Howell,
Bethlehem
50c
•
Encaustic
American
&
Bessemer
6-15
50c
.—
7-
40c
7-
Bessemer Securities
5c
Co
5-15
$25c
(quar.),,
Canadian
20#
5-15
6-15
25c
American
Bell
Co.
5-18
5c
(accum.)
6-
Canadian
1
$1.00
dividend
1
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Gossett
1
$5
(quar.)
Cable
American Chic'.e Co.
preferred
&
Foundry
5-21
5-15
6-U
(quar.)__„i.__
(quar.)_^_„_———.
6-
$1
Shares
&
77c
Stock
Cannon
<fc
Iron Foundries,
6-
6-11
preferred (quar. I
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd,
Bell
6-
1
2
(quar.)—
Belden Manufacturing Co.
6-15
$37'/2c
1
Corp.
6-
87'Ac
(liquidating)
conv.
Inc.
Shoe
5-21
1
5-28
6-
2
class B
Berkshire
(quar.)
Insurance
4#
4%%
S.)
5-10
4
7-
5-10
6-
Savings
Beneficial Corp, $6 preferred (s-a)
Fine Spinning Associates
each
(liquidating)
Y.)
preferred
Box
American
7
5-28
Mills,
1
6-
1
6-20
7-
(increased quar.)
(A.
6-
15c
,
(quar.)_______
6-
7-2
(monthly)
Ltd,
Paper,
15c
34%c
(quar.),
com.
preferred
5-15
7-
-
&
6-29
common—_—__________
5c
Class A
4#
preferred
Co.
American
prior
5-
5
Inc.—
convertible
American
20c
8
dividend)
(stock
of
6-
6-
*- 9
6-30
/
$3.50
6-30
$30c
;
American
"
t90c
quar.)
Corp.
share
5-15
1
6-
Lid
Electric,
6-
75c
(increased)
com.
4%
(increased
Ltd.
Amalgamated
Beaunit
81 (4 c
—
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
(Canada)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co
Cement
of
Co.
6-14
$1
.
—
1
7-20
Co,
7-30
5-18'
6-
Monthly
7-
$$3.50
—±—
(s-a)
Power
5-15
.5-31,
7-2
Co.,
Power
7
$25c
6-15
6-
5-31
Bathurst
7
5-
7-
5-15
6-
30c
(quar.)—
——:
Co.,
1
5-
1.
Safeway, 4V2# pfd.
(quar.)
$$1.12V2
Steamship Lines, Ltd, 5# pfd. (s-a)
$$1.25
Canada
Vinegars. Ltd
$20c
1
7-20
————__—
California
It
1
Canada
6-
Company
of
6-
66-
5-15
6-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Alpha
;
(quar.)
preferred
3(4%
(s-a)_
;—
5-
5-19
Cok
6-15
$1.12V2
(increased)_,
6-
5-18
5-31
Oil
50c
15c
Co.
(quar.)
$$1
6-15
6-
Oil
5-18
6-15
5-10
6-30
Basin
5-31
5-31
Bareco
Class
30c
6-15
1
40c
H.)
5-11
7-
(quar.).——50c
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.—,*:—.—,
t62'/2c
<W.
9
$30c
40c
$1.75
—__
<fc
4
6-
$50c
——* $1.06'/4
common
Trust
9
20c
6-20
10c
$1.25
(quar.)—
National
America
7-
6-29
$32'/2c
$25c
15c
(quar.I———
Corp.
(initial)
Quarterly
Barber
Class
$1
common
Wyant
25c
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
of
7- B
5-
$50c
1
1
"a
7-27
Ltd. (quar.)
Malting Co, Ltd.—
Canada North West Land Co, Ltd.—
Liquidating
■.
5-18
T.),
.; 5- 7
i50c
Canada
5-18
(quar.)
4,/4%
(s-a)
Canada
6-
10c
(quar.)
Youngstown RR.—
preferred
5%
5-29
5-15
-
6-15
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co, $5 pfd.
5-25
$1.05
71'
■7-5-15
1
Securities
5-
1
6-28
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co,
17c preferred (quar.)
47c preferred (quar.)—,
5-17
6-15
—___
preference
A
7
,'5-7
6-15
6-1
7-20
5-24
Class
25c
6-20
r
10c
Canton &
Anion,
1
,10c
Corp
Canada
Canada
5-25
12'Ac
$1.12(4
prior
(B.
5-
*
-$1
A
Canada
5-21
——-
6-30
25c
Mfg
Brass
Akron
8-
"
'
—
Co, Ltd, $1.30 pref. (quar.)
As Dominion Sugar Co, Ltd
Flooring Co, Ltd, $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Foundries <fc Forgings, Ltd.—
5-15
Corporation, common (quar.),,,,
preferred (quar.)
D.
Baltimpre Radio Show
A
34c
quar.)—
6-11
8c
/
6-
preferred for each share common held..
Air
Monthly
V.
7
5-15
—,—„—8IV2C
;
Zinc
7
5-
50c
8c
6-1
conv.
(initial
com.
5-
$1
Co—
15c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.).
Avondale Mills (monthly)—
6-15
10c
share
One
(increased)
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
Campbell,
40c
(quar.)
Works
Gear
Corp.
convertible
1
6-11
25c
22 (4c
12'Ac
Inc—
dividend.
Stock
7-12
5-17
5-15
25c
class
Forge Co,
5V27c
6-21
America-
ot
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"_—I—_——
Ayrshire Collieries Corp.—„—
12 (4c
1
!.
5-15
"
6-15
6-
5-31
$12 (4c
3 7 (4 c
'
(quar.)——
1
$6c
(quar.)
50C
6-
6-15
75c
Mines, Ltd.,,:
conv.
kJ\
40c
(quar.)
Canteen Co.
5-19
Co.
8-
6-11
$1
'
Canada
pfd.
Co
Electric
6-15
Engineering
1
$25c
Canada Cement
(quar.)
Corp.
Aunor Gold
Auto
5(4 %
Wholesalers, Ltd,
Corporation
$$1.25
t> 1' ci
5-15
West Indies
&
—
Atlantic
(quar.)
X
6-
Association, class A
Adding Machine Co. (quar.)
California
5-18
5-15
Avco
Aovance
Ltd,
preferred
6- "1
—
Automotive
Aetna-Standard
1
7#
5-18
1
Concen¬
<fe
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd, common
4-27
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
(interim)________
Mining
common..
preferred
6-12
30c
Steamship Lines
5# non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Atlantic Refining Co. (quar.)
9
Manufacturing Co. <quar.)__
Aluminum Castings (quar.).-
6-
•
1
new
Copper
Brothers,
4Vi "c
$2.50
Coast
6-29
Co,
$1.25
Light Co, common (quar.),,
preferred "(quar.)
—
—
Line Co.
(Conn.)
(increased)
Atlantic
7-
Mills,
B
$1.12(4
Gas
1
5-29
Payable 0) Rec.
k
Class
40c
(Initial)—,
Atlanta
1
6-
Holder»
Burns
$1.30
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9
D.)
6-10
6-15
6-15
5-15
1
5-29
37"2c
;
preferred (quar.)—
4.20# preferred (quar.)—
1
2nd
6-
(J.
1
7-
6
6-
25c
47*
115c
50c
—
6-
I increased hi™,
preferred (quar.)
2Vz';»
I
6-
1st
7%
6-
Adams
6-
40c
25c
6-
6%
Associated
3
(quar.)
5-13
8
5-18
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie
3
Co.
Burlington
6-
6-
6-20
$1.25
Manufacturing
5-11
1-
Steel
1
6-15
6-15
1
2
6-15
r
IF.)
1
7-
Acme
Burkart
Co.
Extra
1
7-
<quar.)
6-
$30c
preferred
7
6-
5-15 '
'
20c
(quar.)
Sullivan
Burroughs
Common
com.
5-
6-
$1.25
common
&
trating
1
6-15
6-15
50c
Ltd.
5-21
$12 (4c
Ltd.,
6-
6-15
25c
"
iquar.)
Dredging Ltd.
Hill
5 15
115c
—_
common,,,,
(quar.),,,.
preferred
•
6-15
J30c
..
—
Co._
6-15
(quar.)
Refineries,
C-14
10#
(quar.)—
common
•-——
4#
Bulolo Gold
Bunker
(quar.)
Co.,
common
preferred
$1.25
40c
$1.50
$1.75
5%
i
Refining,
Company,
$5
$5 preferred (quar.)—.—
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)
6-
When
Budd
A
Burrillville Racing
$1.20 class A
Sugar
4-30
5-21
3
$25c
(initial quar.)
New common
Acadia-Atlantic
1
7-
6-15
6-15
2(4%
(stock dividend),
Ltd.—
Paper,
6-
30c
6-15
Share
4-30
6-15
I—
iquar.)—
4(4# pfd.
convertible
Atlantic Gulf
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp.
Abitibi
<fc
60c
.;
5-15
1
class
(quar.)__—„_j„
(quar.)—,',
Atlas
.
0-15
6-
B
Forge
common..,,.
dividend
1-
paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in th«
Company
$5 preieired (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Class
37'Ac
1
preceding table.
Name of
Oil
$1.20
*
Per
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buffalo
Spring Corp
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
this
announced
preferred
$3c
$1.12(4
$1.12(4
5-10
25c
—:
(quar.)
Equipment,
Stock
8
6-20
5-21
1
6-15
Associated
50c
1
6-
5-25
(quar.)
com.
share plus accrued dividend (_,
per
Ashland
8
6-
5-21
1
6-
Ltd.,
Mills,
1
$1.25
Carpet Co. (quar.)
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware, Ltd, cl. A (quar.)
5-31
6-
$3.75
5-26
--
weeks and not yet
(quar.),
Corp,
$4 preferred
Aro
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Co,
Artloom
•# 6-15
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.——————
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works———————
Below
$103
6-15
1
56'Ac
Power
Bruck
6-15
30c
—
—,——
Armstrong Cork Co, common
5-23
6-29
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Machinery Corp.—
common
4
5-
convertible preferred (entire issue
for
redemption
on
June- 14 at
6-15
2
6-29
pfd .(quar.)
Steel
2
6-
$15c
preferred (quar.):
,—
prior preferred (quar.)——
prior
4(4%
1
30c
35c
(quar.)
4(4%
Holdere-
Share- Payable of Rea.
1
called
6-15
50c
(quar.),
preferred
7-
62 (4 c
Brothers, 4'A#
Worthington Pump &
Common
7-
50c
Newspaper Machinery Corp
Woodward & Lothrop, com. (quar.)—
preferred
2
(quar.)
Edison
4*/2 #
6-15
$25e
Wood
Woolf
7-
convertible preferred
Armco
8
$1.50
$6
7#
6%
(quar.)—
—
preferred (quar.),—*
6-16
(quar.)—-——A
(quar.)—
Co,
70c
75c
15c
115c
$$1.12(4
—-
Co, $3 partlc. pfd.
Arkansas-Missouri
6-16
7-
(quar,)——
Inc.
$5
6-20
7-
6-
(quar.)—
Inc.
Corp.
Oil
6-11
$1.37(4
pfd. (quar.) —
West Virginia Pulp & Paper—.———
Westeel Products,
Ltd.——-—.
—
Wevenberg Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
——
Wico Electric Co., com. (increased quar.)—
6%
preferred A (quar.)
Wilson Brothers, 5% pfd. (s-a)_
—
Wilson
(J. C.) Ltd———————
dends
6-
6-30
7(4c
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
Pictures,
Bros.
Texas
5%
6-10
Farms
50c
Co.
Wayne Knitting Mills
v
Arden
5
25c
Cotton
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6-
30c
Baking Co.. common (quar.)———5(4# preferred (quar.)———
West
5-31
2
$50c
Ward
Warner
9
7-
5c
Vulcan Mold «fe Iron Co.
Wa basso
6-
_
Pump
Vising
Anheuser-Busch,
20c
Vanity Fair Mills (initial)
Yesdor-Root, Inc. (quar.)——————-*'
Vinu,
6-15
45c
Bakers, Inc.
Dutch
de
Van
6-30
50c
(quar.)—,
Co.
Knitting Co. *
Kamp's Holland
mica
Share
.
60c
■
Universal Products Co., Inc, (quar.)—•
Utah
Company
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
'
(N. Y.) (quar.)———,
XJ. S. Guarantee Co.
Name of
.
Holdcrt
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rea.
Share
Name of Company
,
(quar.)
6-12
1
5-21
6-
1
15c
(quar.)
Illuminating
(quar.)
6-
12'Ac
6-
1
5-15
$1.12(4
7-
1
6-
Co.—
8
Volume 173
Number 5013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Company
Hobbing
Cleveland
&;
special
7%
guaranteed
4>A%
50c
6-
87Vic
6-
Chemical
preferred
Detroit
5-16
Dewey
6-16
New
7-
1
6-16
6- 9
Di
5-25
9
Di-Noc
2
'6-14
7-
2
'6-14
6-
1
5-
1
Distillers
9-
1
8-
1
Diamond
Class
Combined
Locks
Co.
Paper
Commonwealth Life
Community
1
6-
6-
5-
5
Galr
5-25
5-
5
(Robert)
series
stock
common
investment
fund
fund:
18c
-6-
5
stock
55-
5-25
55-
1
5-25
15-
•
5-25
55-
Pacific coast-investment
Public
series
Railroad
Steel
Dixie
1
equipment
5
5-25
5-
5
5-25
5-5
5-25
5-
5-
5
6-28
5-28
7-*
5-14
13c
14c
Co.,* 'coramori..'.p—
75c,
A
10c
6-15
66-
Dobbs
1
6-15
1
.
"
(quar.)__——_-•":621/ac
(quar.)l—
1
——25c
6-
1
5-15
TOc
Houses; Inc.
5-18
8-20
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
11-29
•General
preferred
^
€-
1
Co.,
1
Dr.
5-15
--a
_
partic. pref. class A
Class B common
(quar.):
Co.
(quar.)_~
Dodge & Cox Fund.
Industries,
$1.50
Pepper
«-
,$1.50
>
5-11
1
,
•v
Inc.—
•
37Vic
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Beneficial shares
' '',206
9-
1
7-16
Dodge Manufacturing
1
7-16
Doeskin
70c
Securities,
Products,
preferred
.
Corp.'(quar.)
4%
conv.
General
-
V
Motors
$3.75
"9-15
5-
$5 preferred
1
6-
6-20
General
5%
Ltd.,
$2.50
Grocers,Corp.,
Co.
N.
of
Consolidated
Textile
6-30
6-15
Corp.
25c
6-
1
5-15
66-
1
5-18
Dominion
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
__
(quar.)
Co
Ltd.,
class
A
Vultee
Consolidated
Water,
Aircraft
Power
Corp.
&
1
5-15
66-
1
5-15
tl2c
(quar.)
66-
750c
-
6- 1
6-
5-
66-
5-
preferred
Glass
common!,..
Co.,
preferred
preferred
4%
Corp.
Continental
Assurance
Continental
$3.75
Can
5-31
5-21
5-
$1.12Vi
7- 2
6-
8
7-2
6-
8
50c
5-21
5-
$1
30c
6- 1
6-29
5-21
6-15
50c
6-15
5-25*
7- 2
6-15
5-15
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Continental
Casualty
Commercial
Continental
Copper
Common
(s-a)
Extra
5%
Continental
prior
pref.
Cooksville
Co.,
Refrigeration
Class
B
Cornell
Co.
5-16
Durez
Plastics
6- 1
5-14
6- 1
5-14
6- 1
5-15
6-28
6-28
6-
1
Durham
6-14
F.aele
East
5-21
Crown Zellerbach Corp.,
$4.20
preferred
Nest
•Sfi
Dorado
6- 1
6-15
6- 1
6-15
El
Paso
6-» 8
5-25
6- 1
6-11.
5-16
Electrolux
6-
Elgin
5-28
Ltd.—
5-28
4'A%
5-15
$4.25
1
Elder
Electric
4
Forster,
<fc
5-22*
pfd.
^
7% preferred (quar.).
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
7%
1st
5-14
8%
2nd
5-
4 Vi %
preferred
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
$1.12'A
Mfg.
Curtis
Co.
(Mo.)
$7 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—________
Curtiss Companies, Inc.—
prior
preferred
.—
$2
class
A
$2
class
A
$2
class
Cushman's
Dahlstrom
A
Corp.,
common—.
I
pfd.
8
6- 5
5-31
6-28
6-
6-28
9-28
12-28
5
6-
5
9-
5
12-
a
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
A
—
Dayton Power & Light, common
3.75% preferred A (quar.)
5-19
Screw
Class
6-30
6-20
Class
7-10
7-
6- 1
5-15
Co.
B
of
Financial
5-16
Firestone Tire
4','2%
$0.185625
&;
93%c
6-
5-16
First
York
97Vic
6-
5-16
Firth
Carpet Co.,
6-25
6-
43i%
Corp.,
Deep
50c
SDeere
75c
6- 1
5-10
Fishman
7%
35c
6- 1
5-10
Fittings,
$1.50
9-15
9-
6
Fitz-Simons &
35c
5-
7
6-
5
7Vic
6-15
6-
1
2 Vic
6-15
6-
1
Extra
6-
1
5-18
V
6- 5
5-15
65-
8
5-16
5-25
5-15
6-25
6-13
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-15
8
5-18
6-
1
7-16
6-27
6-27
6-
6-
5-15
1
6-15
6-
1
1
1
5-
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
9.
1
12-
1
Ltd.
Corn,
$2
preferred
ts-at——
common
preferred, series A 'quar.)
(M. H.)
Co., Inc. iquar.)
Ltd.,
conv,
class
Connell
A
(quar.)
Follansbee Steel Corp
preferred
—
(s-al——!—
—
5-15
5-15
$12'Ac
6-
1
5-
6-
1
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
$1.50
___.
A
(quar.)
$2
12-10
15c
6-1
5--7
6-*
5-17
A
Co
Mlg.
Non-cum.
Great
(N.
Y.)
6-
4
5-21
5-18
•
6-1
6-
5-9
1
5-
9
30c«
6-11
5-29
25c
6-30
6-21
$1
*
West
Pelt
Co.,
pref.
conv.
Tap
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Die
&
5-21
6-10
40c
(quar.)
6-21
40c
40c
(Houston)
Quarterly
Greenfield
7
6-15
*
$1.75
(s-a)
Quarterly
?12'Ac
Corp.
7-
1
6-15
50c
6-22
6-14
quar.)__
10c
6-
Brewery, com. (quar.)—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)__
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
50c
37'Ac
Greer-Hydraulics,
(quar.)
(initial
common
Grlesdieck Western
1st
5%
preferred
1
5-15
7- 2
6-18
8-
7-18
1
7- 2
$1.25
(quar,)
$1.25
10-
9-25
1
9-25
Group Securities, Inc.—
Funds:
Institutional
General
Fully
7c
,
6-15
6-
5
Petroleum
6-1S
6-
5
Railroad bond
6-15
5-31
8
—
5-18
5-18
6c
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-18
5-18
5-31
5-31
5-18
5-18
-
5-31
'
5-18
5-31
5-18
10c
5-31
5-18
10c
—
Above dividends
are
5-31
5-18
5-31
6c
-
—
12c
5-31
8c
;
Utilities
5-15*
5-18
3c
stock
Steel
1
5-13
5-31
13c
—
Tobacco
6-
5-31
9c
—
equipment
9
5-18
5-31
12c
Railroad
6-
5-31
14c
14c
13c
—
—
machineiy
company
Merchandising
50c
$1
30c
5-18
11c
~
$20c
5-18
5-31
-
,
—
——
5-31
21c
___——^
5-31
5-21
5-13
14c
•;
.
—
6-22
5-15
5-31
10c
:
Industrial
1
5-18
10c
vV
classes:
Chemical
6-11
5-18
5-31
13c
Building
Investing
5-18
5-31
8c
*
priced stock
Automobile
Aviation
5-31
10c
——
stock
Common
Low
bond
bond
administered
1
25c
50c
$1
50c
6-5
5-25
Co.—
Ins.
1
5-31
5-18
5-18
3-18
from net investment
income.
Gulf
Mobile
&
Ohio
Common
(quar.)
1
5-15
X
6-
6-
1
5-21
$5
6-
9
5-26
$5
_
RR.,
(quar.)
Common
6-
7-
6
6-5
7-2
:
—
Warehouse
Railway
Life
R
$1.1834
15c
$30c
7-2
Amer.—
preferred
6-
6-
5-
12'Ac
iquar.)_
of
Co.__
6-
5-13
5-25
933Ac
(quar.L—
Southern
50c
11-26
25c
Indemnity
Northern
Great
8-25
12-15
37'Ac
(increased)—
—
9-15
25c
!
(quar.)
Towing
8-27
6-15
$1
Great, Lakes
1
5-28
11-26
J25c
Co.
preferred
v
J25c
Company, com.
American
(i
9-10 V
t25c
iauar.)___
preferred
6-10
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar,L_______
6-
1
11-26
$2
fi-?5
1
8-27
:*
$2-
6-15
2
5-28
.
9-10
12-10
(quar.)
6-15
7-
6-10
$2
$2
(quar.)
(quar,).^..
25c
6-
8-27
11-26
(quar.)
7%
6-11
6-
5-28
9-10
12-10
$2
(quar.)
Common
6-15
6-
6-10
$1.50
$1.50
A
class
1
.
B
Industry
1
class
Great Lakes Terminal
5-15
7-
•'•...<.
B
Gray
9
6-25
iquar.)
2
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
5-15
$5
Dredge & pock Co.—
(quar.)
5-15
6-15
B
30c
(increased)
(initial s-a)
1
6-15
$1.25
-.'(v;.; '
,
Electrical equipment
Food
$1.12'A
6-
$1
6-
3c
—
5-15
SI
5-4
Railroad
Fund——
5-22
6-15
6-15
class
Mining
———
5-22
$2c
6-1
$3
$3
<quar.)„„—
5-21
6-12
class
Great
Bait.—
at
—
1
6-12
-
class
(W. T.)
9
1
6-
37'Ac
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
33A%
8-10
6-
8
preferred
5-11
11-
6-
preferred
Grant
3
6-
1
6-21
6-5
$25c
Co."'
&
preferred
Union
5-12*
7-16
1
6-
25c
preferred
Great
6-15
6-
b-15
;
preferred class A
Grand
5-15
6-
5-26
\
Company
preferred
Class
5-26
6-
5-30
-
10c
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
Class
A
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
Co.
*Oc
(quar.>„
Flintkote Company, common
$4
50c
17V2C
(quar.)
Graflex, Inc.,. comrncn
5% preferred (s-a)
1
5-25
6-15
50c
37'/2C
(quar.)
Quarterlv
25c
5-21
6-20
.
9
5-15
8%
5-28
Corp.
(quar.)
.
6-
6-15
6-21
8%
Rubber—
Rtook
(quar.)
j.
5-21
1
8
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Bank
preferred B
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)
Derby OIL Co. (Kansas)-(quar.)
Detroit Hardware Mfg, (quar.)
5-11
6-
6-
America
preferred C
-
5-21
5-10
1
5-30
6-20
!
8%
5-15
Corn,
3.90%
Rock Oil Corp. (quar.)
& Company, common (Increased)
preferred (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
—
preferred
—
W.)
preferred
8%
5-22
7-
25c
(quar.)___
preferred, (quar.)
8%
7
6-15
(qifar.)
8%
5-15
Works
3.75%
9
5-11
1
Industrial
First Security
6-
5-21
1
(quar.)..
First
6-
5-22
6-
(quar.)
A
5-15
50c
6-15
6%
6%
5-18
6-
Products of Canada
6-
933ic
i
A.
Pinance
6-20
(quar.)—
!
25c
70c
60c
35c
$1.25
25c
32'/2c
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
50c
50c
50c
Co.
Ltd.
(W. R.)
.6%
11-23
(quar.)—_———31 'Ac
preferred
Enamel
6-30
5-16
(quar.)
Extra
$37Vic
$17Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Sugar
Federal
7Vic
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
$5 pfd. A (quar.)
conv,
Federal-Mogul Corp.
5-30
1
(s-a)— -———
Morse & Co. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Brewing Corp.
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Faultless Rubber Co.
(quar.)
Federal Enterprises, Inc., common
Vic
,
<;
5-31
Fairbanks
Fibre
Vic
(H.
Falstaff
•
Vic
(monthly)
6% preferred (quar.)
Davis Leather, Ltd., class
Mfg,
5-15
preferred A (quar.)
Faber. Coe & Gregg, common
5-19
B
Gorham
8-23
5
6-21
$5
5-30
,
5
5-31
6-15
(quar.)
$2
preferred A
Falardo
9-
12-
15c
'
G%
(quar.)
Gossard
5-23
5
40c
(s-a)
preferred
Corp,,
Vic
(monthly)
B
8
6-
preferred
Railroad
P*rro
(monthly)
Class
6-
15c
_.
_
Class
7- 1
7- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dansker Realty & Security Corp.—
Class A
(monthly)
A
5-31
5-10
50c
Door
B
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Class
$5
7- 2
10- 1
50c
Sons, Inc., 7%
Class
Erie
6-15
35c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metallic
6-15
1; Class B
Dry Goods Co.—
Eouitable Gas Co.
9-14
25c
-
Curtiss-Wright
5-16
40c
Publishing Co.,
$4
6-
_____a—
(initial)———
Mines,
Gordon
.
25c
Empire District Electric Co., com. (increased)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co
—i
6-14
$1.75
75c
(quar.)
Curtis
7- 2
9-28
$1.75
,
7%
1
5-13
50c
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4%
5-18
(quar.)———
Cemen«,
Brewing Co.
Goldale
6-15
Co.
—
Watch
common
Equity
7%
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
Curlee Clothing Co., 4'A%
5-31
$1.75
6-
8
6-
5-21
•
soc
Extra
Grace
6-20
25c
,
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
1
2
37'Ac
56'Ac
:z.
(quar.)
6-21
6-29
——
(s-a)
2
1
6-
7-
5-31
10c
6-21
6-
5-25
6-28
S3
(quar.)_~
com.
2
6-
6-11
6-15
50c
1
5c
Goebel
1
$1.02'/2
$1.06'4
$1.06'A
$2c
—
(accum.)__
(quar.)
pfd. iquar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)__
4 $5
conv. preferred
(quar.)
6-15
17c
(quar.).___;
(quar,)__.
(interim)—
pid.
6-30
25c
50c
2
6-15
1
6-
50c
Co
C.),
8-
25c
Corp.____
7-
25c
(quar.)—
pld.
(H.
7- 9
5-18*
8-J5
-
V
2
6-
i
Co
Corp.
6-13
Forster Securities—
8%
Boat
Godman
,
25c
Portland
Tubes
7-9
8
$1.50
7-
5-28
r
$6
Co.
(S. A.), preferred
Steel
5-17
6-
(quar.)__:
Co.,
(quar.)
Globe
5-10*
8-1.
1
Corp.
Falls
5-31
1
9
8-
(quar.)________
Plywood
preferred
Gerity-Michigan
6-20
6-
'
50c
7-
6-11
—
4.10%
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
$2.25
Co.
Castings,
&
5-15*
-
G-
843/8C
-
common
7-
$1.50
50c
$25c
17c
—
preferred
National
New
8
Gas,
Steel
General Tire
Railway—
Works-
preferred
2nd
6- 2
6-30
$2
&
Crum
2
1
6-15
$1
7-16
25c
Street
—
Oil
Mines, Ltd.
6- 1
7$2
(quar.)—
Co.,
Crum
9
7-
7-
12c
'
7-16
$1.25
—
(quar.)
A
Natural
6-15
7- 2
65c
$1.05
—
5-
7-16
31'Ac
30c
——a——
(s-a)
Monthly
Ely Ar Walker
common
—
(quar.)—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)———.—
Co., Ltd., class A
Edgewater Steel (monthly)
;
El
50c
5-29
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25 A
25c
25c
50c
Paper
28 Vic
(quar.)
Pass Coal
preferred
Eddy
Crown Cork
Crow's
RR.
General
5-15
G-12
-
Eaton
$1.25
& Seal Co., Inc.
preferred (quar.)___
1
35c
Corporation
5-11
75c
A——
mass
Massachusetts
6%
6-
1
5-15
6-
*
5-11
25c
Co.
Eastern
6-11
25c
6-
1
6-
30c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
Eastern
„
3
7-
~$1.25
9334c
Equipment
Gerrard
3
1
pfd.--(quar.)
Girdler Corp. (quar.)
Gleaner Harvester
Corp,
5-15
50c
——
5%
•
5-1.0
11-12
3
+
5-18
:
7-
8-
50c
Mahanoy
93%c
Mfg., 5%
Company, .3%%
Mills,
Inc.,
Pieher
6- 1
+$1.25
6-15
B
Co.,
Precision
Refractories
1
3-25
$1.25
5-17
5-31
,
6-15
:
;
Chemical
&
Hosiery
Class
Duriron
6-14
6- 9
—
(quar.)
6-14
40c
quar.)
preferred (s-a)
pfd. <quar.)___
Creole Petroleum Corp. (increased)
Cribben & Sexton Co., 4 Vi %
pfd. (quar.)—
Crompton & Knowles Loom Wcaks————
$2
5%
750c
<quar.)_——
(quar.'—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corporation
6-11
6-11
6-11.
6- 31
■
Company
5%
725c
Coty, Inc.
Crampton
:
A.)
Duplan
62Vic
-Corrugated Paper Box Co., com. Jincrd
6% preferred (quar.)
Crane
7-13
(C.
preferred
5-16
+25c
Products
Dunham
5-21
15c
—
Bradstreet, Inc., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
6-18
20c
40c
——
&
50c
(quar.)____^
5-17
6-12
Dun
6-14
75c
5-31
(quar.)—_—
15c
(irreg.)
Wood
Co.
75c
(quar.)
Distillery, Ltd., class A (irreg.)_
(H.)
6-15
,
.
(initial)—~
com
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
common
A
Copper Range Co.
(quar.)__—
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Corby
new
100%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (quar.)
i $3 prior preferred (quar.)
—._________-
Copeland
7- 2
7-16
Co.,
10c
—
Co.,
class
Aircraft
$1.20
(quar.)—
60c
5
t$1.20
—
Varnish
—
Corporation, 4%
5%
(quar.)—
6
$37!/2C
$25c
$25c
$50c
75c
60c
$1
81'Ac
$1.75
50c
35c
933Ac
—
Industries, common (quar.)—
preferred (qUar.)„
Drewrv's, Ltd., U,v8. A. (quar.)
(Toronto) —
*,
(Dei.)
dividend
&
(quar.)
Co.
quar.)—
(quar.)_
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)——_—-
Co., common
$4 preferred A (quar.)—
$3.25 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Dow Drug, 7%
preferred (quar.)
Dravo
-General
6-
11-26
6-
common.
preferred
Giens
Dow Chemical
2
$1.13
pfd.
65-
.
6
6- -5
6-30
6-30
6-1
10c
77-
$10c
preference
Douglas
1
15c
,
,
1
1
$12Vs>c
Special
4
31V)c
;
Corp.__.
Co.
6-
6-15
.
8-
8-
Steel, Ltd
(increased
Driver-Harris
——
!_
Oil
Paint
10c
;
1
$1
Donohue
7
Inc.
.
Motors
Continental
$3
(quar.)-..
Industries,
—
Semi-annual
Continental
50c
—
(quar.)
Gin Co., 4'A%
Life Insurance
Continental
Cook
Corp.
Steel
933/*c
.
(quar.)..
-
preferred
Stock
_
Co.
&
(quar.)—
4-30
$$2
$62V/2C
——
33A%
(quar.)
5-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Dresser
6-
,__w_—______
Co.
Continental
Common
4-30
common
(quar.)
1
5-23
$40c
$25c
11-12
General Portland Cement Co.
«5-X7
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd.
6-15
50c
—
America,
of
preferred
5-31
Ltd
6-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Stores,
Structural
5-31
(quar.)
Container
pref.
$1.13
(quar.)
$4.52
5%
62Vic
(quar.)_____
6-30
3*8%
General
Ltd.—
(This payment clears arrears)—
pref.
137Vic
—
common
$4.50
6-15
5-31
Co.
Malting Co., Ltd.,
Dominion
5-11
25c
—._!
(quar.)
Fields
&
Dominion
—
Co., Ltd
Consumers Power
5%
5-15
5-28
7-30
25c
"
Co.—
50c
Company,
Consumers
1
5-25
35c
$17V2C
Ltd
Oil
(monthly)
Anglo Investment Corp.," Ltd.—•
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
Paper
Mines,
Dominguez
Dominion
1
Quarterly
Consumers
Dome
8
730c
common—
B
Consolidated
$2.50
,
710c
Mills,
5% preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.,
Class
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
___
Laundries
Paper
6-
6-30
$75c
Y„ Inc
com.
preferred (quar.)
5%
Consolidated
Consolidated
5-31
6-15
50c
Edison
;
6-30
50c
37Vic
preferred—
non-eunur
Consolidated
Consolidated
5-10
11-26
$1
Plywood Corp.—
convertible
5-25
$1
Advertising Co.,
tquar.)
"
5-28
6-15
60c
(quar.
6%„ .preferred
.
5-11
8
(s-a)
tquar.)_:
General Outdoor
X
6-11
preferred
1
6-
25c
common
Corp.,
5-11
6-
10c
Industries, 5% ofd. (quar.).,*
General-Manifold & Printing (quar.)
Mills, Inc.,
6-15
25c
C
Corp.,
General
6-18
6-15
(quar.)
com.
General
-
5
6-
2
15c
preferred
Foods
7-
6-29
$1.75
;_
5%: preferred A (s-a)
4%r. preferred C (s-a)__,____,
6-13
6-30
25c
17 V2C
(
(quar.)
6-20
5-15
20c
common.—
.
$2
31V4C
*
(s-a)
A
6-15
•
25c
!
•,
preferred
.
15c
(quar.)
common
5%
5-19
1
9-20
20c
Beneficial shares
8-
?7i/2c
(quar.)
-
6T
15c
-
(quar.)_
common
Batteries
Finance, Corp.,
5-15
Extra,
.
Co.—
(quar.)
•
Chemical
6-
56V4c
-
;
30c
Corp.,
1
,
20c
9
9-10
Cigar
-
...
6-
7% preferred (quar.)
5
5-25
I
series
Cup
Class
5-
lie
a
30c
30c
General .Dry
5
5-25
8c
.
series
Tobacco
-
5-
8c
utility- series
V 5-25
5-18
5-15
(quar.)
General
5
15c
fund
9
(quar.)
Baking Co., $8 pfd. (quar.)___
Builders Supply, 5% ,pfd. (quar.)_
5
5-25
19c
.0
1
6-
preferred
Acceptance
5
10c
J.
1—
6-
preferred
General
5
14c
'
(quar.)_
General
,
*
$$1
15c
pfd.
6-20
Co.—
General
5
5-25
5-10
6-27
6%
5
7c
'
5-16
"
15c
_____
6%
5
5-
iquar.)...
6%
5
5-25
5-25
12c
series
series
series
5-25
3c
common
(quar.)
Common
-
5
5-
12c
bond series'
'.'.■•."•'.Oil series
6- 9
£-15
5-
5-25
10c
series
Metals
5-25
15c
^
preferred stock fund
series
Machinery
9-10
37'Ac
-Power .'(quar.)
River-Power
*
5-25
6c
— -
(extra)___
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.), Ltd.
General
Consolidated
•
5c
bond
Insurance
;
12-10
-—
Connecticut
.
Gair
Government
.
Connecticut
-
6-15
12-15
1""
5
Railroad
*9-15
1
6-
5-
5-16
-t$2
t$2
6-
$1
5-25
(Toronto)—
Extra
6 %
1
5-15
50c
12c
series
5-16
6-
15c
1
Company (quar.)
Co. of Canada, Ltd., 4%
5-15
1
6-
Gabriel
Food
.
5-25
6-
40c
:
5-15
$25c
5
-
Merchandising series
.
5-15
1
5-
Electrical
-5-31
1
6-
1
6-
5-25
Supply series i
Diversified
5-10
C-15
-
6-
$1.25
12c
*
$1.25
Co. (quar.)—t 22Vic
SGVic
5
9-20
1
5-15
5-10
5
4%
5-15
6-20
Co.
Fruehauf Trailer
1
5-21
(quar.)
5-
(A.
5-15
6-
10c
Co.
5-
1
series
Freiman
5-11
6-29
Franklin Simon Co., Inc.—
4'A% convertible preferred
Freeport Suiphur
5-11
1
25c
5-25
(quar.)
8
8
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
5-25
;
Ltd.
series
Stock
Corporate
5-15
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Semi-aunual'•
*.
-
10-10
Brothers &
66-
25c
C?rp.
Steel
10c
5-18
1
6-11
$5
6-
50c
6-12
$50c
6-15
10c
5-18
•
6-27
Pressed
Fownes
5-24
50c
5
Bank
5-15
1
(quar.)
Fostoria
5-19
1
(quar.)
5-
Diversified
6-
Connecticut Investment Management" Corp.—
r
Sons
series
Diversified
-,,-t$2
Inc;
6-12
Corp.
5-25
5-21
Quarterly
Contoleum-Nairn,
Foster-Wheeler
10c
5-21
6-
.Quarterly
-Quarterly
.
9-14
Co.
5
1
25c
Association
1
Kleiser
&
5-
Chemical
40c
Con* Mills, common
.4%
preferred -(Initial)
Foster
6-27
25c
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-25
1
''
ConfederationwLif*
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
1
6-
$50c
9-14
>r
Canada,
15c
Aviation
Co.—
Service
10-
of
Bridge Works
Automobile
5-21
1
25c
(Ky.)
1
Co.
B
Pitt
5-25
6-
A
(s-a)_
10-
Fort
2
6-
6-
25c
(quar.)
5-18
Building
50c
Insurance
(quar.)
Public
&
Co.
Motor
Holdert
6-15
$2.50
Wallace, class B
1
5-10
(auar.)
Co.
Ford
47
Payable of R«u
25c
preferred (s-a)
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone
-$5 preferred
$1
Share
(initial)___-
common
Funds,.; Inc.—
Agricultural series
5-18
class
Insurance
X
Co.,
$30c
6-
-(quar.)
Life
1'
5-31
40c
Carbon
Car
Corp.-Seagrams,
50c
___
B
Mutual
(Henry)
62V2C
System,
5-28
15c
Motor
50c
Broadcasting
Columbian
>
6-
9c
-
(quar.)
Columbus
T
Disston
6-19
6-30
25c
(quar.)
6-
Diversified
87'Ac
Milling "3i Elevator Co.
Columbia
Corp., class A
____
common
6-15
6-15
5%
Class
Company
440c
iquar.)
preferred
lc
30c
(quar.)
$1
7*
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Stores, Inc.,
Co.
(Initial)
Giorgio Fruit
$1
,
.
Realty
Mineral
Forbes &
Chemical Co.—
common
$7.40
—
Acceptance, class A (quar.)
Colorado
Mortgage &
& Almy
Class B
5-25
6-
50c
Corp.____.—
Co., Ltd.
preferred
4%
5
5-10
Collins & Aikman Corp
;5%
6
11-
$40c
Plow
preferred
Colonial
8-
11-15
1
Coigate-Palmcllve-Pect
Colonial
8-16
50c
1
Quarterly
-3Vi%
50c
(quar.)—___
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
___;
International
Cockshutt
1
(quar.)
When
Per
Name of Company
Foote
preferred
7-
12 Vic
Coca-Cola
Holdert
Payuole of Reo.
preferred
6-
(quar.)
Company
Share
5%
5-10
20c
__
Extra
Coca-Cola
1
20c
;
(monthly)
common
Co.
When
Per
Company
Detroit-Michigan Stove
5-23
5%
(quar.)
Ire.,
(monthly)
convertible
Clorox
6-1,
(quar.)
Foods,
Common
20c
.
Name of
Payable of Reo.
Share
Machine
Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
Clinton
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
Cleveland
(2131)
preferred
6-15
6-
1
preferred
preferred
$6 preferred
5-25
5-10
$5 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
50c
6-30
50c
9-29
50c
12-23
$1-25
6-30
$1.25
9-29
$1-25 . 12-28
$1.25 3-31-52
$1.25 6-30-52
6-11
9-10
12- 8
6-11
9-10
12- 8
-
3-11
6-10
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2132)
When
Per
Name of Company
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Power,
Corp.
1
__
pfd.
4.64%
Gulf States Utilities,
6-11
(quar.)___
30c
$1.05
$1.10
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)___——
$4.40
preferred
(quar,)
440c
preferred
Hammond
Hancock
Oil
of
Co.
clas3
A
Class
6%
6-
Harnischfeger
5%
6-15
6-
...
1
6-11
6-
1
5-15
6
1
6-
1
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
7-
6-19
Co.
3.90%
pfd.
Lithographing Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Pineapple Co., Ltd
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
(quar.)
dividend
1
5-15
6-
1
5-18
5-29
5-15
7-15
6-30
5-25
5-15*
6-15*
7-
2
7-
1
6-18
7-15
30c
6-30
.10-15
10%
9-29
Products
Steel
Hercules
convertible
6%
Corp.—
preferred
4%%
1
5-15
53 Vic
8-15
7-25
40c
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp.—
Common
(increased
quar.)
20c
6-29
6-19
20c
7-27
.7-17
30c
6-
1
5-18
50c
50c
25c
30c
75c
35c
62 Vic
$1
6-
1
5-18
Monthly
Hilton Hotels Corp., common
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
————
Hlnes (Edward)
Lumber (quar.)——
Hires (Charles E.)
Company (quar.)—
conv.
Hobart
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
Hobbs Battery Co., class A (accura.)———
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Hollingsworth & Whitney, common
preferred (quar.)
(Henry) & Company
Class
A
(s-a)
Co.,
Oil
Honolulu
Ltd.
Corp
—v
Howard
Stores
4'/♦%
Howe
Corp.,
(quar.)———
com.
preferred (quar.)
Plan
Fund, Inc.Co.,
Bay
Mining
Co.
5%
preference
&
Erie
5%
5-12
5-19
series
—
Co.,
Power
Co.,
Central
Imperial
Chemical
Ordinary
5-11
6-
1
55-
7
Imperial
Oil,
Imperial
Tobacco
Interim
Ltd.
Steel
5-11
6-30
6-19
Water
7-
Products
Silica,
12-30
6-
37Vic
u
1
12-19
1
1
6-29
5-18
10c
6-15
5-31
45c
5-21
4-25
75c
7-
2
6-
$3
9-
1
8-
6-25
J30c
6
8
5-
7
1
5-16
6-30
5-16
$25c
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
35c
6-
1
5-15
6-
20c
6-
20c
6-
16c.
8
1
5-22
5-10
•
______
6- 9
6-
1
$1
■
from
6-
1
5-
1
$3
7-
2
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
real-
5-31
4-30
-
4-30
$20c
Machines
6-30
6-14
Corp.—
———
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
,
<—1
Ltd.
6-15
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-10-52
Electric
(quar.)—
Co.,
45c
6-1
5-11
(quar.)
35c
6-28
5-25
82Vic
Co.
7-
2
6-15
30c
6-
1
5-15
—
(quar.)
com.
$1
25c
$1.75
6-9
-
5-18
6-
5-31
9
6* 1
5-5
97 Vic
(quar.)
.
7-3
6-8
6-20
5-21
$60c
6-15
6-
(Canada)—
1
1
6-
1
5-
2
t25c
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
25c
C-
1
5-
4
6-.1
5-
4
6-
1
5-
5
$1
7-
2
6-22
$1
Extra
Loblaw,
Local
Inc.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-21
Corp. (Rhode Island)
Preferred
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.i,
8% preferred (quar. I
1
Long-Bell
xl%%
5-31
Long-Beil Lumber
xiy4%
7-
—
3
3
5-31
Lord
5-18
Louisville & Nashville
6-29
6-
1
6-27
6-
6-20
6-
6
1
7-18
6-11
20c
7-
2
10-
1
45c
7-
1
6-
1
$1.25
7-
1
6"
4%
preferred
Kawneer
Class
B
Kendall
9
1
1
5-15
6-29
6-15
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
40c
25c
87Vic
,
'
•
87Vic.'
7-
7-
preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization,
50c
15c
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co., com. (quar.)__
4%% preferred (quar.)_
*
County Land Co.-—
25c
$1.20
preferred
30c
(quar.)—
•
common
5.60%
y
*.™„v
1st
preferred.—
',Z<
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd, (s-a)
5% preferred (s-a)
—'22
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
:
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kobacker
Stores,
called
4 Va %
La
$1.37'/a
La
Luz
Salle
5-10
6-26
6-20
$1.12'/a
$1.12%
9-26
12-27
5-10
6-
1
$1.50
7-
2
8-
1
6-28
6-15
7-
:
6-22
50c
;
t5c
10c
(quar.)
2
6-14
(quar.)
5-31
conv.
the
10-10
5-21
7-
3
2
6-
1
1
(quar.)—
Inc.
Sons,
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
2
$1.75
6-
1
100%'
6-
1 1
7-
2
6-16
6-
1
5-25
-
6-20
5-18
4
■
i
•'
30C
;
$1.50
5-
4
"
13%c
(quar. )_______
(s-a)__
5-25'
*■
$3
—
■'•V; 25C" •<;:
(initial
H2y2c
.quar.)__„__
(quar.)__
Co.
•
5-15
7-
1
5-31
1
5-12
■
6-15
40c
^
6-
37«/2C
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
■
V
6-.1
-
90c
—
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.
L
5-18
6-
1
'5-15
-
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
85c
-
5-31
■*.
933/4C
(quar.)
1947 series
5-25
9:
6-11
J25c
Stores
5-18
'
■
Co. ; (quar.)
.
preferred
8-
6-1
5-15
7-
2
6-13
6-
1
5-
'
(s-a);—___
5-29
50c
(quar.)__:
6-29
62'AC
_,i_
preferred
50e
6-13
6-
1
6-14
6-
1,
5-31
5-
1
5-
4
*
40c
$1.06 V*
6-
1
5-4
50c
6-
1.
5-
62'/2c
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-21
4
-
(s-a)
40c
6-
1
5-15
10c
6-7
5-22
(quar.)_
81 Vic
6-
1
5-22
6-
1
Textile
Corp,
common
partic.; preferred
conv.
7%
&
■'
10c
Thermit
Corp.,
5-22
35c
6-11
6-
$1.75
6-29
6-20
95c
7-
1
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)_____
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% pfd.
3.85% preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
96 '/4c
7-
1
(quar.)
97'/2c
7-
1
$1.08%
7-
1
1
5
6-
preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
6-
3.90%
preferred
4.35%
\
6-
30c
Michaels Stern
&
6-12
6-
10c
—
6-12
6-
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
8-31
8-17
6-
1
5-
1
4y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
11-30
11-16
20C
6-11
5-16
25c
6-11
25c
6-11
5T 1
75c
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
25c
6-15
6-
1
75c
7-
1
6-
8
$2
7-
1
6-
8
50C
7-
1
6-
8
10c
6-
1
5-16
6-15
5-15
5-26
5-14
I6c
6-
1
4-19
6-
1
5-18
Mickelberry's Food
Micromatic
Hone
Products
Corp.
Co.-
(quar.)
8-15
8-
4
Mid-Continent
25c
11-15
11-
5
;
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.
1
6-15
5-23
.6-15
Extra
5-15
5-25
425c
6-
7-
Midland Oil
6-12
6-
2
6-
2
8%
5-15
5-15
50c
$20c
'
Midland
3
5-31
$2
1
5-10
Co.,
(quar.)
\1,4
__.
preferred
Abrasive
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
non-cum.
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.—
common
(s-a)
_—_
5- 9
5-28
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
(irreg.)
25c
7-
1
62 %c
7-
1
50c
6-
5
preferred
1
5-15
35C
6-11
5-
30c
6-
1
5-10
Electric, 5%
pfd.
31 y4c
6-
1
5-21
v
Common
3 20%
called
•'
per
(quar,)_
(quar.)
40c
Canada
Brothers, Ltd. (increased)
Glass
Llbby McNeil & Libby (s-a)
Sptpial
6-15
t3c •<-•—■6-15
Co
430c
7-31
St.
v
Minnesota
Mission
6-30
Missouri-Kansas
50c
6-11
25o
5-21
4-23
5-21
4-23
Power
1
at
5-31
5-21
6-
9
6-
1
25c
6-15
issue
$109
dividend)
Louis Ry
&
5-15
6-30
80c
(entire
A
June
—-
6-
1
25c
6-12
5-22
$1
Mining & Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
5-31
30c
on
$4 preferred
5-15
,
5-15
6-15
50c
series
share plus this
Minnesota
.
pref.
redemption
6-15
130c
-
(quar.)—
conv.
for
Minneapolis &
quar.)
(interim) —
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
7
Cement
(initial
-
6-1
4c
(s-a)_
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
5-21
6-
50c
:
5-18
50c
8%
6-15
6-15
,
5-31
25c
conv.
Products,
preferred
Midwest Oil
Inc
__.
Corp., $1
Steel
Mid-West
5-18
Airlines,
6-12
5-22
Pipe
Co.
55c
Line
Co.,
5-25
Missouri
Public
Service
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
___
—
pfd.
(quar.)
—
5-11
7
5-
6-16
5-24
6-16
5-24
65c
common
1
6-
40c
(quar.)
(irreg.)
6-
40c
2c
Light Co.
Development
*
f.
*
1
150 Vic
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co.
i
1
5-15
4V2 %
35c
I
(quar.)
Sons
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
5-10
-
1
5c
(quar.)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
of
5-31
5-
$1
—
Co.
50c
J
-
Salt
11-15
5-15
30c
(initial)
Works
Company, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__^
Leverage Fund
1
1
37 %c
Portland
5-15
12-
1
25c
—.
com.
& Dye
&
&
5-25
1
6-
10c
—
Candy Shops, Ltd; (quar.)—
Leland
■
25c
(quar.)
new
Co.
5-11
6-
6-
IOC
(quar.)
Monotype Machine
common
6-12
5c
$1.75
Inc.
New
6-1
30c
4 y2 %
Lea
Lehigh
5-11
1*
25c
;
Stamping
D.)
6-
t40c
Co.
Co.,
(James)
5-18
35c
5-15
25c
Milling, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Lang, (John A.)
(H.
6-17
5-15
Lanett Bleachery
Lees
5-18
30c
(quar.)__
Metal
5-15
6.-
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lamston (M. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Lee
1
Participating
6-15
45c
preferred
&
Ltd-
2nd
$3.25
6-15
7-
$1.25
preferred
Woods
Fabrics,
1
6-
Stores Co., Inc., com.
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)_J.
5-11
5c
v
6-
Mercantile
12-28
35C
6-30
Metal
9-28
1-10-52
$25c
v
(quar.)
Quarterly
Lane Bryant,
5%
6-28
—
2nd
'•*
Ltd.—
Conveyor
Meadville
5-17
7-10
.
(quar.)
preferred
r
5-31
r
6-13
10c
5%
4%
7-17
IOC
5%
Co.,
Frontenac
4y4%
6-15
$1.75
La Salle Wines &
Champagne, Inc.-.
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)
Laclede-Christ.v Co.
(quar.)
Lake Superior District Power Co.—
5-15
9
125c
12-20
40c
5-25
1
6-
25C
-
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mead Corporation, common
(quar.H;
9-20
$1.12%
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lansing
1
6-15
-to*
6-
150c
■*
Mocre
Corporation, common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
5-15
6-
5-22
30c
-
"150c
5-15
6-12
v
'
5-15 Jv*1
6-22
25c
(quar.)
McCord
5-31
25c
University
37»/2C
■
93%o
^
75c
::
$1.25
1
;
(quar.)^_____
preferred
Mc-Coll
1
50c
(quar.)
Ltd—
Extension
Lane-Wells
6-
''
5-15
5
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)____________i.___i
McBrine (L.) Company, Ltd.—
'
12c
(s-a)
5
6-
15c
$3.40
5-15
50c
Co.
6-
,
5-10
common
RR.
preferred
$3.75
4
(entire issue
June 1 at $26
5c
&
5-25
(quar.)_r
&
Valley
Department
$3.75
1
(B.)
5-
5-10
iaccum.)_
quar.)______i__
(quar.)____
Electric
Maxwell,
pfd.
(quar.)
Industries
Mines,
of
5-25
6-
!
5
5-31
'.'Participating preferred..(s-a)_
6-14
5
5-25
25c
/(initial
Corp.
Mathews
>:May
5-10
5-25
5-
V
5-15
5-31
25c
(quar.)__
common
Master
-
„
15c
Forge
7%
New
'
1
5-18
■
5-15
5-25
150c
(quar.)
.__
-Massey-Harris
6- 8
IOC
5-11
6-15
?
450c
common.
common
Masonite
t
5-16
6-15
5-21
t3c
'
Co.
Corp.,
Alasawippi
■
5-16
6-
6-25
$1.25
Company, common
1st preferred
(quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
France
Lake
6-30
10c
Mfg., 4%% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
4V2 %
6%
1
1
25c
(quar.)__
v
1
25c
■">:
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
-5Vnt^ir convertible preferred
2
12-20
9
35c
(S. S.) Company (quar.)
(S. H.) Company (quar.)
Kroehler
7%
;
,
(quar.)__
com.
for
Koehrirg Company
Kroger
66-
20c
redemption on
share plus this dividend)-
Kresge
12-30
10c
66-
5c
Marshall-Wells
*
6-20
t
6-15
6-15
'
.6-11
fr-30
Shirt
preferred
.
New
•
Creamery Co.,
60c preferred (quar.)
Kress
y; 7-1'.
40C
Press, Inc. (quar.)__
Products Corp. (s-a) _——:
Knudsen
per
5%
5-11
1,;
6-15
65c
15C
* Marion Power Shovel. 7% preferred (aceum.)
Marsh (M.)
&• Son (stock dividend)
;•
.7-11
'$2.50*
(G. R.), Inc., common (quar.)——
prior preferred (quar.)——
r.
$5
«—
35C
$2.50
,
5-15
6-1';;
40C
-,75c
7-16
■
(initial)___;
shares
Realization,
Marathon
•i.
1
Co.,
A
425c
^
■■
1
'
5-15
1
5-
Common—
5-31
-
6-
ey*c
.
Mar-Tex
5-15
6-28
6-12
Mines, Ltd.—
RR., 5% pfd.
Company.
^Manning,'' Maxwell
5-15
5
'
—
convertible
Fibre
Ol&ss
1
6-
420c.,
Mines, Ltd. (interim).
Industries, com. (quar.)
priority
Central
Manhattan
5-23
6-
5-17
$1
60c
•'
5-18
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)_„__.
(quar.)
Gold
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.', Inc.
5-18
6-15
$1
Kerr-Addison Gold
Oil
6-
$1.183A
____
Conv.
Maine
6-15
6-
10c
Inc.
•
«/ 7-
6-
2
Corp.,' Ltd.
Maltine; (The)
5-18
6-
$1.12 W
T
Lake
!6-15
(quar.)—
common
$4.50
5-12
(quar.)_.
Company, common
preference A (quar.)______
C.) Company—
iR.
Mailman
6-15
62'/2C '
1
convertible
Mahon
9-15
10-
RR.
common
Company
Red
Magnavox
1
62'/ic
.
(quar.)„,
Kerr-McGee
2
6-
25c
Madsen
5-15
6-
—
1st pfd.
Company,
MacWhyte
5-29
6-
$1
(quar.)
Company,
6-
5-
$1.25
,
12»/2C
Macmillan
$1
(quar.)
Company
r
*
5-15
15c
1
Metals
1
5-31
95c
'Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar,)—
Kellogg Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
3'/a %
preferred (quar.)—
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel, class A (quar.)
Taylor, 6%
9-29
32y2C
Corp. (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
(quar.)—
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
(Md.)—
Co.,
Maclaren Power & Paper Co., Ltd.
Extra '
:
6-30
20c
8-
25C
5-25
6-
Mackintosh-Hemphill
5-28
93 %c
5-18
6-11
75c
(William) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Manufacturing & Sales (quar.)
Products, common (quar.)
M. & M. Woodworking Co. (quar.)
Macassa Mines, Ltd
8
75c S;
12-22
6-15
Missouri
Ludlow
5-25
35c
1-1-52
Lowney
6-15
■r
of
(accum.)____.
6-15
&
SI
50c
,
Corp.
5-31
$1.25
Chemical
&
A
Co.
8
Lyons
preferred A (quar.)_
Lumber
ll'/4C
iquar.)_
3
$1.25
2
35c
Corp
Co.
6-
$1.25
—
Aluminum
,.Glass
Gas
7-
37 Vic
________
Kaiser
Aircraft
Star
6-29
XlJ/4%
—
—
5-
Finance
5-31
Lewis
t40c
6-
(quar.)
7-3
6-8
7- 3
B
7-
7%
2-18
t25c
25c
Class
t$1.75
common
5-22
9
U2y2c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
—
preference (quar.)
7% preference "B" (quar.)
i
5% preference "C" (quar.)__
5% preference "D" (quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply, common (quar.)__—
$5 preferred A (quar,____
$5 preferred B (quar.)_
Jantzen Knitting Mills
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Johnson & Johnson (reduced)——.
Johnson Oil Refining Co. (quar.)
Quarterly
Jones &'Laughlin Steel Corp., common
Service,
6-
412'/2c
Extra
Lone
Leslie
t65c
$1.12%
50c
i——
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Lockheed
$2.50
5-31
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Paints,
preferred (s-a)
2
5-31
Leath
50c
International Harvester Co.. 7%
6%
&
Laura Secord
35C
from
from
25c
(25c
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
Class A common (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
n
7-
(quar.)
5-18
Lanston
invest¬
realized secu¬
International Cigar Machinery Co.
.International
11-19
5c
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
12-10
5-10
Common
(quar.)
profits)
—
50c
6-
Common
(accum.)_
Group shares
International Business
(quar.)
30C
La
8-
425c
(s-a)
—
and
guaranteed
5-15
Kropp
(quar.)__
profits)
income
Special
March.
In
5-15
Kuppenheimer
75c
security
6-15
1
9-19
t37Vic
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Aviation Group shares (29c
Investment
8-20
2
1
6-19
(quar.)
6c from
9-10
7-
6-
9-30
$1.25
Inland Steel Co.
Bond
6-15
Ltd.—
preferred
50c
22 Vic
(quar.)
com.
6-
6-30
a3%
Co., common
preferred (s-a)_
ment income and
5-19
Ltd.—
Ingersoll-Rand
guaranteed
guaranteed
(quar.)
Special
35%c
Landis Machine
A
Special
10-19
41 Vic
6-13
(increased)
Co.
7-19
10-19
1
COc
Power,
preferred
6-
(quar.)
com.
1
1
5-15
$1.25
—
class
6Vi%
3
in
$1
8-
1
50c
$1.25
Canada,
Co.
6-19
5-19
5-31
12Vic
t$1.50
(s-c.)
of
i
6-30
5-31
$1.50
(final)
Co.
Indianapolis Water,
Quarterly
5-15
112 Vic
Si
and
5-15
1
6-11
(quar.)
series A (s-a)
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd.,
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial
1
6-
12Vic
——
—
Gas
6-
quarterly
and
December
11-
1
'
$1.10
pays
September,
11-
6-
7
6-1
June,
25c
Kinney
6-11
7-19
1
30c
Kingston
30c
common
Industries,
registered
2-18
8-
(quar.)—
Kingsport
32c
$1
(quar.)—
conv.
11-19
-10-52
5-15
5-14•
6-15
common
pfd.
12-10
$1.00
5-15
5-11
6-25
.•»
—
common
RR.,
$1.10
(quar.).
5-15
5-11
5-29
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
stock
1
5-29
(quar.)
—
4
capital
1
1
9
8-20
Original capital
(quar.)
1
capital
1
1
9
S-22
capital
:
Original
1
5-28
6-
5-15
9
9-10
RR.
Miami
iquar.)__
Original
6-
6-
6-
1
6-
$1.10
Original
6-
6-
31 Vic
pfd. A (quar.)—
pref.
Mortgage
non-cum.
ized
1
9
25c
,
rity
6-
6-
4$1
__
Stock
6-20
8
56Vic
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
6%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp
6%
6-30
37 Vic
$1.06Vi
Ltd
5%
Indiana
6-
6-
$1.10
5-15
6-
Keyes
\:\
87y2C
Little
6-15
5-15
3
5-18
6-20
20c
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Indiana
6-10
5-15
12Vic
Manufacturing
preferred (quar.)
Hunt Foods, Inc.,
6%
6-15
5-15
7-
5-21
75c
Smelting,
&
Pulp & Paper,
Illinois
6- 1
5-11
6-
Corporation
5-
4-30
Kern
5-
——
Humphryes
Idaho
6-15
5-31
30c
Lionel
6-
'
5c
5.12%- preferred B (quar.)
Humble Oil & Refining Co
5%
5-25
6-30
25c
Liquid Carbonic Corp., com. (increased quar.)
3'/2 % preferred
(quar.)
10c
6-
Special
Huron
6-12
10-25
par
6-20
6-11
5-25
—.
(quar.)
Hudson Motor Car
6%
6-25
6-27
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hudson
5-10
50c
^
common——
preferred
Hudson
5-25
25c
Howe Sound
4Vi%
5-15
$1.06 Vi
40c
$1.12 Vi
$1.25
_
—
5-15
1
7-25
1
425c
6-20
1>
6-
50c
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Hoover Company, common (quar.)—.
f
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar;)
Houston Lighting & Power—
New common (initial quar.)
preferred
$4.25
5-15
6-
25c
425c
Electrochemical
Hooker
7-10
'
(quar.)
Oil
Home
———_
5-25
1
1
(quar,)___
5-18
6-1
Monthly
$4
1
87Vic
20c
preferred A (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (monthly).
Holt
6-
1
5-18
8-
6-
7-16
$1.05
5%
25c
3%%
4%.
6-
30c
(quar.)
Chocolate Corp.
preferred series A
Hershey
—
5-21
—
Payable in non-voting common.
1
11-
5-31
37 '/2c
______
-
-
5-25
6-
91'/4c
10%
3.65% pfd. (quar.)_
(Stock dividend»
Payable in non-voting common.
Company,
Pillot, Inc.
6-19
6-11
48%c
25c
15c
37Vic
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
7-
40c
Light,
&
Service
Public
5-11
6-29
_
7-
5-
1
25c
Above
——
Jamaica
6
7-20
5-18
1
60c
5-31
(quar.)
——
Iron Fireman Co. (quar.)— ________
Jann & Oilier Engraving—.——_—_.—
5-11
$1.50
9
6-
37V2c
4%% preferred (quar.)
Co.—
(Ind.)
6-
6-
$1
25c
preferred
5%%
1
20c
___
3.75%
5-15
6-
25c
1
93 %c
1
6-
1
6-23
12 '/2C
—____—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities Co., com.
3
2
(initial)
Link-Eelt Company, new com. $5
475C
4.20%
6-11
6-13
6-
——
Gas
Public
3.90%
5-15
5-
6-15
7-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
(quar.),
Light Co., common
preferred (quar.)
3.30%
6-11
5-16
6-
Co.
Tobacco
Myers
1
6-15
&
14c
Power &
Iowa
5-15
6-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
6-
conv.
J.)
4.80%
Iowa-Illinois
6-30
1
6-15
(quar.)
Co.-
Light
Eiectric,
Iowa
60c
Havana
(H.
Iowa
5 15
6-30
6-
25c
Boston-
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
$1.66Vi
::
._.
Hawaiian
Stock
6-
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
Participating
6-30
5%
15c
(quar.)—
Electric
&
5-15
50c
Corp.,
Hartford
Heinz
1
$1
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.
Henke
6-
5-11*
$1.25
Participating
5-25
1
Ltd.—
of
(Tena.)
6-
—
6-15
40c
Insurance
Liggett
(Rhode Island)
preferred
$2.50
8
6-11
$2.50
8
6-
Telephone
Investors Trust Co.
5%
(payable in A stock)
Chemical
6%
6-
6-30
50c
-i
(quar.)
Refractories
Harshaw
9
6-30
Co.
25C
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
5-10
Philadelphia-——
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.
Investors
.
Casualty
Inc.
Y.,
1
'
Extra
5-18
6-
System
preference
Investment Trust
5-25
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
&
N.
1
4c
convertible
6%
5-15
5-10
6-10
Life
1
of
6-
(quar.).
of
6-
6-20
Fabrics
6-
50c
Foundation,
3
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Investment
4
stcck)
in A
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc., com. (quar.)
Hanna (M. A.) Company, common-.;
Common
Investment
6
6-
25c
extra
Harbison-Walker
6
6-
50c
dividend
preferred
6-
5-25
Extra
$4.25
Intertype Corp.
8-
(quar.)
Year-end
Stock
5-15
$1
(payable
Freight
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
10c
Interstate Natural Gas Co., Inc
5-
extra
dividend
B
Interstate
Liberty
5-25
6-11
6-25
25c
.—
(quar.)
1
7-
25c
Stock
Motor
Corp.
1
1
Extra
Year-end
Utilities
5-25
6-25
6-19
$1.50
<quar.)__
(Conn.)
8-
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
11-
6-15
(quar.)
Calif.,
International
50c
(quar.)
Instrument
1
25c
$1
50c
$1.06'A
$1.12Vi
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Silver
7-
,
4Vi%
Resistance
6-
.—------——
Co., com. (quar.).
i
preferred (quar.)————
Hammermill Paper Co., com. (quar.)—
International
5-21
Share
$1
75c
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
t25c
(quar.)—
common
(qnar.)__——
9-
—
conv.
Co.,
Paper
preferred
12-
—
4%
5-21
5-
6-
440c
t40c
Hackensack Water Co.
(quar.)__
42 Vic
Hahn Brass Co., Ltd., common...-......—
415c
Class A (quar.)
420c
Hajoca Corporation (quar.)
_
50c
Hallnor Mines, Ltd. 4
47c
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.
(quar.)
62 Vic
.Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., com. (increased)
435c
5% preferred (quar.)
—41.25
Watch
$4
International Petroleum Co. (increased quar.)
International Products Corp. (quar.)..
5-21
International
Gypaum Lime & Alabastme of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
-——-—————
Quarterly
—
Quarterly
—-——,
Hamilton
International
6-15
Share
of Company
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
Holders
When
Per
,
Name
5-18
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
15c
$1.16
(quar.)
com.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
.
6-15
5-24
2
6-15
$1.15
7-
9
yolume 173
Number 5013
...'The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
»
When
Per
Name of Company
Mitchell
(J.
Mitchell
(Robert)
Stmi-annual
Model
Oils,
Share
Co.,
S.i
Ltd.
Co., Ltd.
Holder$
7-
3
6-15
12-15
11-15
I-
Containers,, Ltd.
5-19
75c
6-
8
1
$1.12 »/2
:
6-21
5-31
120c
6-21
5-31
.
(quar.)
____
12 %c
2
7-
2
30c
______
7-
12 %c
(quar.)
:
Per
6-
1
5-15
6-1
5-15
35c
11-10
I
5-15
$1.31 lA
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 2
6-
1
,
Scotia Light & Power,
Nova
5-28
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
■
2
6-
Machine
Tool
Co.
I
Monroe Loan Society, d'/2%
Monsanto
quar.)
pid.
Co., common (quar.)
preference series C (quar.)..
$3.85
Moore
preferred
4%
pfd. (quar.)
Norwich
Pharmacal
4.50%
6-15
Class
preferred
7%
preferred
7%
A
(William
62 %c
66-
1
3
6-7
125c
7-
3
t$1.75
7-
3
t$1.75
7-
3
R.)
Dry Goods,
Inc.
6-
Co.,
5
5-
5
t90c
6-
1
5- 5
Prentice-Ball, Inc.
6-
5-
Pressed
1
1
3
6■
7
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
$2
1.
4-27
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
5-
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Corp
25c
1
B
__—
Omar, Inc., 4Vi% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery Co. (irreg.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
1
5-14
$2.50
6-15
5-31
50c
6-11
5-25
4% % * preferred ? (quar.)
Mwsinee Paper Mills (quar.)..
.
59 %c
6-30
6-15
Otter
20c
5-31
5-17
P.)
_i
6-
$91.18
....
&
5-31
20c
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)__
Motor Wheel Corp; (quar.)
Mount Diablo Company
Extra "__I
Mounr
,™_
50c
(quar.)
;
5%
6-20
6-11
5-21
35c
6-15
35c
6-15
_
7%c
6-29
preferred (quar.)___—,
- Inc.",
eommon_______
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G.1C4 Company- (quar.)
conv.
12 %C
....
6-29
.
Panhandle
25c
6-15
37 %0
.
6-15
26'Ac
6-
,
1
6%
6%
preferred' (quar.>r__™
preferred (fluar.)_______.
6% •
v
preferred i(quar.)i_.l_
Nashville
Chattanooga
Quarterly.
«fc
$1.50
_
5-16
6-2*
Louis
9-28
\
12-28
Acme
Co.
9-20
.
75c
6-
1
6-
1
50c
(quar;)
Biscuit
National
Co.,
4%
pfd.
5-23
5-
8
5-
9
Pato
■
preferred^ (quar.)__
6-
1
7-13
6-
5
Peabody Coal Co., common5% convertible prior prefefred
5-31
5-
8*
Peerless Cement Corp.
20c
5-26
5-10
7-16
6-29
6-15
6-
Peninsula
1
20c
6-11
6-
9
5-10
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
6-11
5-21
$1.06
70c
f 12 Vic
Hosiery Mills, "Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
60c
class
5c
15c
$1.12 Vi
_____
t50c
class
National
Life
National
6-11
Malleable &
Steel
Castings
1
7-21 i
10-30
10-20 *
6-20
6-
1
7-3
7-
1
10-
1
12 Vic
6-15
6-
*
'
$1.40
preferred
Tea
6-
Natural
Resources
Naumkeag
Nazareth
Steam
6-1
9-
Nebraska-Iowa
Neisner
6-
$1.25
7-
2
$1.12'/a
7-
2
6-15
6-
9
20c
$10c
N.
Y.
City
York
$30c
15c
25c
3%%
4'/2%
$4.50
6-
5-21
5-10
8-
1
7-31
6-
1
5-21
7%
York
5-31
5-21
5-25
5-15
Pfaudler
6-15
5-31
Pfeiffer
6-
5-
6-15
5-31
35c
6-
8
5-15
5-31
5-21
10c
6-
1
5-15
6-
8
5-18
6-30
5-19
1
Extra
1
80c
6-
1
6-25
Pfizer
7-1
$1.12 Vi
7-1
$1.12 Vi
7-1
6-8
Newmarket Mfg.
Newport
Co.
Electric
3% %
Phila.
News Shipbuilding
Quarterly ——:
A
sue
called "for Redemption
$104
per
May
I
5-10
$3.95
preferred
6-
1
5-10
$3.65
preferred
5-28
5-14
6-
1
5-15
Stock
7-
2
6-15
Phoenix
50c
(quar.)
Norfolk Southern Ry. Co. (quar.)
Normetal
6-
1
6-15
5-15
Pickle
6-
American
Car Corp
(quar.)
6*tc
preferred
Aircraft,
4V^%
Ltd
common
faccum.)
6-
$1
6-
1
4%
'
American
T-16
6-26
Pittsburgh 2c West Virginia Ry
6-
9
5-21
*5-25
5-18
6-
20c
(quar.)
25c
Pennsylvania RFC. Co. (quar.)
North, Riv«BtvBasaE»HCe (quar.)_____
$1
30c
6-
9
5-24
$1
Northeaster^,i(?ater; $4 prior pfd. (quar.)__
6-
1
Northern
States
preferred
Power
(Increased)^
(Wis,) —
9
6-
9
5-28
,
5-25
5-10
6-
5-18
Northland GreyhouM > Lines—
'
'
»preferred7 (3quar.)J-^_ii___„__^_w_
1
•r
5-2$
6- J9T1
Northwest Bancorporation
(quar.)_
_•_
last
Planters Nut
,
.
above
extra,
93%C
7- 2
6-21
35c
5-25
5-10
•Plymouth Gil
.
& Chocolate
Co.
<quar.)_—
Co.,
6-25
6-30
6-
1 I
6-
I s'
5-IS
6- 14
6-ll's
5-ia
$1
$1.02 Va
50c
——-—
6-19
5-13
6-29
Metal
Art
Works,
Inc.
hr .
!,|S
6-15
t<,
5%
8
6-
1 ^
6-
$1.12 ya
7-
1
6-15
Ryan
$1.12'/a
10-
1
9-14
Sabine
$1.12 y2
,7-1
10-
5-23
5-15
1-2-52
$1
1
Oil
(Jacob)
6-30
Aeronautical Co.
Royalty
Corp.
6-30
6-19»
5-li
5-11
1
1
6-15
5-15'
5-31
"
6-12
.
6- 4
6-12
6- 4
6-28
6-
6-
1
1
5-15
1
5-13
tey2c
6-
1
5-18
V 7-
2
6-
6-11:
Saiway
Steel
Products
6-4
2nd
6-12
5-23
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
25c
(quar.)—
f$1.07
5-21-
5-31
7-
6-
1
8
7-25
7- 3*
7-25
7- 3
1S1.50
(quar.)—
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$6 1st preferred (quar.)——
preferred
t50c
U83Ac
St.
75c
10c
50c
(s-a)——.
Saguenay Power Co., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)—„
Lawrence Corp., Ltd. $2 1st pfd. (quar.)
6- 4
25c
6-15
:
$1.12 y2
12%C
pfd. (quar.)—.—
(quar.)——————
6-15:
•
50c
12-14
37»/2c
20c
37%c
;
(quar.)
4y2%
6-
35o
(quar.)——_
""
1
6-
use*.
m.OGYA
—
Ltd.
Co.,
6-
$1
r,
preferred (quar.)—__——
Ruppert
6-15
1-2-52
2
7- 2
5-19
2
7-
40c
'
(quar.)
Royalite
' ;
9-14
$1
7-
$1.25
$1.25
—
12-14
1
$1
1
$1.25
Roxy Theater, Inc., $1.50 pfd. (quar.),.—___
Royal Crown Bottling (Ky.)—
6-
■
(quar.)—;
Ltd., common..
(quar.)—:
6-
6-
4
6-
1
1
98 %c
6-1
5-11
1
7-21
5-25
%C
5-25
6-19
'<
5-10
iioc
,
,
,
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
20C
7-17
7-10'
15c
6-1
5-
$1
5-11*
6-
3
6-
6-30
6-15
2nd
preferred (quar.)——
Louis-San
Francisco
St.
Paul Fire
New
& Marine
St. Regis Paper Co.
,
:,San
Francisco
5- 8
Schwitzer
7-16
7-
6-12
2
6-20
53 y»c
7-
2
6-20
25C
6-
1
5-18*
$1.25
5-
1
5-18*
2
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-18'
—
Seaboard
Air
Line
5%
5%
6-15
5-21"
5-18.
.
6-14
23c
6-14
50c
7-2
non-cum.
•
.
RR.
5-23*
Seaboard
-
5-23'
Sears,
preferred
A
8-
8-
1
$1
8-
1
6-
1
5-14
$1.07%
6-
I
5-14r>
J25c
6-
1-
5-1.7.
6-
i
91'Ac
131'Ac
6-26
9-27
12-27
45c
7-10
6- i*
12y2c
6-15
6-
1 ■"
,
7-17*
7-iY*
5-13;
6-15
9-lT
12-14»
6-21
6-2l
(quar.)
4%: partlc. preferred (quar.)—_—
Acceptance Corp.
v
f
—
——
7-10
7-10
6-21'
7-10
6-21
50c
Oil Co.. (Del.)
*65c
333Ac
3334c
6-15
6-
50c
6-11
5-10-
1»
HOC7
6-
i
110c
6-
1
5-15,
15c
7-
1
6-10
7- 1
6-10
1
6-25
5-29^
6-12
5*19'
Securities
6-15
50c
7-1»
1
50c
85C
$1.25
Roebuck
Common
27 %0
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co., common
& Co. (quar.)
Second Canadian International Investment-
"
r
9
$1.25
(quar.)
$2.60 convertible preferred (quar.)—.—
$1.35 convertible preferred (quar.)____—
$1.35 convertible preferred B (quar.)
-
6-
5-
Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Seaboard Finance
6-1
f25c
non-cum.
5%
6- 1
non-cum.
6-25
5-23
,
$3.40
5-18
$1.25
3c
——
Co.
Scott
5-23
$1.37 y2
Cummins
4
Association,
5%% preferred A (quar.)—
—
Paper Co., common—.—
—preferred (quar.)
i—<1
$4
preferred
(quar.)———
8covill Mfg. Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)—
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)—i—
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar,)—
5% preferred (quar.)————
—
5-28
7-
-
Loan
35c
Toy Mining Co
Savage Arms Corp
7- 2
25c
50c
(quar.)—__—
Ban
5-31
1
22y2c
$1.75
quar.)
Remedial
6-30
$140
*
5-10
7-16
$2
common-
Insurance—
(initial
common
6-
$1
Ry.,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred <quar.)
5-11*
9iy4C
3
7-
St.
5-11*
6- 1
7-
7-25
6-15
5%
5-15
6-
7-25
+60c
62V2C
$2.40
5-19
50c
,j Common '
5%
preferred (qisir.)
a—-a—
Siy40
%
5-23
•
37y2C"
common
preferred
Corp.
6-15
—
(quar.)„——
PljTnouth Rubber Co., Inc. (irreg.)
&
Paper Co.,
Ronson
Rowe
payment should have
dividend column
wee^e.
5-23
als
J20c
125c
15c
5-18
8
35c
■'■»
of
'
5-21 f
6"
53y»c
The
Co.
Mfg.
preferred A
4»A%
-appeared in the new
$1.25
(interim)
—
(quar.)_l___
(quar.)
preferred
Rolland
5-29
30c
4%
■-
5-1$
-
50c
com.
5-15
50c
iquar.)_^__
75c
40c
Ltd.
prior preferred (quar.)--Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar,)__i.——_
*
Northern "Oklahoma Gas Co.
Copper Mines
(quar.)——nreferred (quar.)—— _———
preferred series A (quar.)_————
5%
5-21
9
6-
$1.25
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.),
—J—„—
Placer Development,
Ltd. -(interim).
Refractories Co.- (quar.)___
North
$1.75
—
(qhar.)—
preferred (quar,)
5%
5-22
1
North
North Central Texas-. Oil Co.
$1.75
,
unit of ordinary stock
Little & Co., Ltd.. com. (quar.)_
preference (quar.)
Rockwood
5-11
'
6-1
87y2c
(accum.)—
5-31
.
$1.75
—'
shilling
4.10%
5-2$
50C
5-31
5-31
30%
$1.75
payment of i shilling no pence on each
Rockwell
50c
_______
preferred
30%
- '
(q*\jiar.)——
Corp.
Antelope
Class A
$
6-15
50c
,
—_______
6-30
Inc.,
Oil
Robinson,
6-2$
,
% 25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-30
6-29
r
preferred" (accum;>_______.
5Va%
5-31
"
6-1$
1
lc
$1.50
y. $2 convertible preferred (quar.)
North American Investment--7
'
6-29
6-11
7-13,
100%
5-24
9
A
'
6-22
5-
8
•6-
25c
—
Mines,
Inc.,
60c
$1.12 Va
—
preferred (quar.)
Paper Corp.
Roan
1V ; 5-15
25c
quar.)
(quar.)_^
2
1
6-
1
$1.20
9
6-
$lOc
_______
common———
,
Gold
90c
5%
7-
6-15
6-
7
5-15
75C
6-15
Co.—
6-
(quar.)—,_
6-
Riegei
-
5-22
75c
>
1
6-15
1
50c
(quar.)___
30c
$1
—
common
Ltd.
Crow
Pitney-Bowes,
4$1
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
4V4% conv. pfd.
(quar.)——
———
4 V4%
preferred B (initial quar.)
;—
Pittsburgh Coke A Chemical Co., common—
$5 preferred fqunr.)_———-_————
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co
Pittsburgh Steel—
5V-i% 1st prior pref. 1st series (quar.)—
? 5%
preferred A (quar.)
7%
preferred class B—This Issue called
for redemption on June 1 at $120 per
share plus this dividend
—
—,
1
20c
(increased
50c
50c
3%
——
—
Co.
Mills,
preferred
Piper
5-21
$10c
North
Mining Corp.,
dividend
Glass
Pillsbury
1
$4
$1.12 Vi
6-
1
___
50c
_
Richfield
1
;
12 Vic
1
6-
(quar.)___
—_——
(quar.)—_——
Petroleum
30c
75c
$1.50
(quar.)
5-
6-
—__
$1.37 Vi
Ltd.
Norfolk & Western Ry.,
Phillips
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
;l
6-
J40C
$1.12 y2
$280
$1.12 y2
*•
-
.
6-
$i.i2y2
—
at
21
Rice-Stix, Inc.— >'»
7% 1st preferred
#
7% 1st preferred
2nd
$1.75
Water
6-l»
1:40c
—
2nd preferred (quar.)
■-.-fr.-.
—__
(quar.)
7- 2
7
American
7%
6-21
6-2#
140c
registered (interim)
deposit receipts (interim)——
Ordinary
'
7%
6-
$L183A
6-2#
'
Ltd.—
Selection Trust,
1
40c
f.
I
7-
7-1
„
(quar.)—™—
5-17
Mi
5-19
6-1
2y2c
83AC
preferred
5-
$1.50
—
t25c
—
on
preferred
"
,
(quar.)
50c
50c
1
$2
(quar.)—.___
(quar.)__
Philadelphia Suburban
'Common (quar.)
50c
share plus this dividend.
Mines,
6-15
2
5-15-
1
Rochester Gas & Elec. Corp,
Dock—
Dry
2-5
Germanlown & Norristown RR.
t$1.25
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 preferred (quar,),—
Noranda
6-15
7-
93 %c
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)__—_—
NielsOn (William(. Ltd., 5%. preL Entire is¬
..
6-28
50c
(quar.)
common
8- 3
560,
Co.—
Transportation
0- 4;
-
42/3C
(quar.)
Rhodesian
five
(quar.)_i__™__————
common
6-
62y2C
(quar.) _________
Mfg. Co., common -(quar.)
4l/2% preferred (quar.)——_—
11- 5
..$1.06
&
Suburban
20c
(quar.)—
Newport
,
20c
(quar.)—„_
Corp.,
preferred
B
4.50%
7
(quar.)
10- 1
.
3.60%
2- 5'
8-15
Owl
6-
_
preferred
pref.
$1
Co.
—
(s-a)
;
Philadelphia,
7-1
30c
Equities,. Inc.,common—_—___
6-11
;
Company (quar.)—
Brewing Co. (quar.)—_————
(Charles)
6-; 1
0-1
6-13
Rheem
11- 5
11-15
20c
—______
Exploration
50c
93 %C
$1.01
—
6-8
——
Inc.
6-11
2
933/4c
92V2C
—
6-8
(quar.)-____________
(quar.).
11-15
2-15-52
50c
—
preferred
4-20
7-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
pfd.
5-31
5-28
87%c
—
AV————
Class
accu¬
Co., Inc., com. (quar.) —
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (increased)__
——
Pheoll Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)——___
Philadelphia. Dairy Product^ Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)—.
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)___
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)_
—
$4 non-cum. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
—
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)_
6-11
93 %C
Water
preferred
from
Corp
;
3%%
5-15
50C
quar.)_
(resumed)
Service Corp,
(quar.)
J.) Company (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, com. (quar.)
5%
Paul,
petroleum
Gas
(J.
1
■
preferred (quar.)
•Peter
Stocks, Inc.—
Name changed
to Diversified Funds, Inc.
(divid. payments shown under new name).
New
1
undis¬
.
Machine & Gear
Permutit Company
,
York
Newberry
6-
33C 2-15-52
(initial quar.)__,
Corp., -4V2%
75C
;
6-14
33c
realized gain.)_„__—
Circle
Perfect
Perkins
10c
—
1
33c
—
•
1
(quar.)™
preferred
New
6-12
3c
(quar.)
5- 1
25c
•
20c
Co__——
preferred
preferred
5-
1
25C
—
—.—
(25C from ordinary
preferred
25c
;
(increased
1
6-
8- 3
(quar.)™
60c
&
6-
>
3UAC
__
(quar.)__
5c
Corp.
y5-3i
(quar.)
50c
Co.7
Electric
6-15
6-15 '
,
25c
6-15
500
—
y5-3l
y5-31
$35c
,
,
Peoples Oas Light
Coke Cow (quar.)__—.
•Peoples Telephone Corp., common (quar.)—
4y2%
preferred (quar.)_—
5-15*
40c
Co.:
Omnibus
State
5-7
6-15
12-15-
and
4^H>
500
....
'
(quar.)
(quar.)————
4.24%
7-S1
25c
(quar.)
fund—
New Park Mining Co.__l_
New York Air Brake Co.
New
6-15
250
Fund, Inc. »quar.)
New Jersey Worsted Mills——.
5-29
$20c
8-15
income
5-18
5-9
5-25
Corp
Stores, Inc.. J
;<
r4%% preferred A (quar.)—
—Regent Knitting Mills; Ltd.—
•;
$1.60 non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)_——
$1.60 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
—
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)
•'
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Republic insurance Co. (Texas) (quar.)——
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)——
6% prior preference A (quar,)_——
Revere Copper & Brass
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.,. com. (quar.)_
5-14
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Perfex
62 Vic
1
Inc.
Zinc
Red
6-15
5-21
1-1-52
net
6- r
1
$250
Reed Drug Co., common——
£ 35c class A (quah')l——
5-21
-
6-27
.^1
••
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
___.—___
6-15
Nesbett
Jersey
6-1
12y2C
25c
net
1
6-
5-31
60c
•'
5-21"
1
62y2c
Corp.,
7-
$1.50
1st preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
Estate
...Class
'
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
5-18
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwaras Paper Co. (quar.)________
New
6-
4%
r
Real
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
«
6-15
Packing
Brothers
;
6-15
5-26
$1.06 V*
_______
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.)
'
1
5-25
35c
Cotton
.
Cement
-
5-21
25c
"Pennsylvania Engineering Corp._______——
1
1
(quar.)
CO.
5-24
1
6-
preferred
—
(quar.) ________
Ray-O-Vac
9-15
preferred
Co.,
preferred
preferred
33,i%
'
6-15
Pennsylvania Electric,"4.40%
3.70%. preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
J
5-18
50c
6%
National
7-
5-31
1
tributed
1
7- 2
"
Co
Paper & Type Co.
preferred (quar.)^__A
National Bubber Machinery Co.™
National Starch Products,, ccm.7 (quar.)
...
6-15
7/7
$1
20c
1
* $1.32
5-11
8-
National
:
5-10
6-14
$1 preferred
Pennroad
Co,
(Nashville) (quar.)
:
National Linen Service Corp., com, (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.) ______
4%% preferred ■(quar.)^______-__
-
,
5-25
7
7-
$1.32
5-11
?15c
$1.75
(quar.)
class A pfd.
Accident -Insurance
<fc
25c
344%
1
5- 4:
of
Ralston Purina
6-15
10-
$1.32
5-10
1
6-
$150
-
—
7%
6-
—
America,* common
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
Corp.
1
6-
1
(quar.)_—
Refining
Oil
"
50
(quar.)_™_.
A
6-15
7- 2
62 y2 c
mulated
$15c
_____
60c
6-15
_______™__™_™
$1 preferred
;
.
$1.183A
____i_____™
National Lead Co.,
1
(quarO
Common
5-21
25c
_
preferred (quar.»____—______
Welding Machine Co.—
National Gas & Oil Corp:™™
National Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar)
National
6-
62y2c
$1 preferred
6-15
7-
Electric
'
5-25
5
Telephone, common (quar.)——
Common
1
1
$1
Quarterly
.
6-
25c
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)__
:—.
43A% preferred (quar.)_,:_
National Dairy products Corp. (quar.)__—_
National Drag & Chemical Co., Ltd., com_i.
conv.
5
i2y8c
5-10
6-15
65c
_______
National Container Corp. (Del.)
(quar.i
National Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)
■
5-26
10c
„
Cash Register Co.
(quar.)
National City Lines Inc., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
60c
6-
'
5-10
(quar.)
Corp.____.______.
Quarterly
5-15
-
—_______
50c
.
National
6-1
$55c
—_—
50c
______
National
>
Quaker State
5-15
Dredging, Ltd._
$1,75
common:.--
5-15
10c
Can
5- 7
1
50c
1
Extra'
National
5-25
Radio
6-
6-30
6-30
6-
$1.25
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred (quar.)__—
Quebec Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)__
$2.50
"
■
5-15
50c
6-
7%
preferred (quar.)_
National By-products Inc.
.6-1
(quar.)
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp.
7
'
62 Vic
5-31
35o
10c
______
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com.
Extra
.i
7%
.
5-15
6-15
45c
Reading Company-—
Paton
lt.
6-
50c
25c
(quar.)__i._—
Gold
5-15
$1.16
$1.02
5-15
(quar.)
Consoliaated
5-15
6-
—
5-15
V
Transportation Co. tquar.)
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills Corp._
8
5;
5-15
6-
(quar.)
common
6-15
(quar.)_
Parmelee
.
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &; Milling Co.—
r "-5% preferred (quar.).
National Automotive Fibres Inc. (quar.)__
.
5%
Co.,
1
..
12-20
•
Oil
1
______
Parkersburg Rig & Reei Co.,, com. (quar.)__
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
i
Ry.—
preference (quar.)
preferred
(qu.-:r.)^_
4.08%
Pure
6-
45c
87 y2c
(quar.)
6-11
6-
1
Gas—
<fc
6*
(quar,)-__—
preferred (quar,)
Parker Pen Co.
6-21
7-
5-21
'
$1.50
__
St.
25c
National
(quar.)
>
$1.50
...
Co.
5-15
$1.05
40c
Corp. -tquar.)
Paragon Electric Co.
Mutual Chemical Co, ot America—
'
4%
5-18
5-18
-
6- 1
Electric
Service
$1.40
; 5- 1
Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common
6-14
-
Munsingwear,
?■
.
Economic
1
$1.25
Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)___
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd._™_—_____—
6-14
common
Robinson
6-
Indiana, com. (quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)l———
35c
(quar.)
Gamble
Palestine
Public
5-17
6-11
90c
;
Pacific Western Oil Oorp.,
5-15
1
6-11
37yac
(quar.)
Packet Mfg.
5-15
_—:
(s-a)
,
6-13
6-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_,
com.
Pacific
6-12
6-
■
6-
—
of
Co.
preferred
\ 4.64% preferred
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire
40c
Pacific
5-10
•>
Public Service
7-18
6-29
3-ie
$1.50
$i.osy*
(accum.)
$1,10
(Minn.),
(quar.)
$4.40 preferred
8-1
pfd.
6%
Lights
preferred (quar.):—_—
preferred iquar.)———
4.20%
$$3
& Mfg. Co.—™
Paper Co., j$5 pref. (quar.)_
Finance Corp. <Calif.)
(quar.)—
6-12
35C
Munislng. Wood Products Co.^'
6-20
$3.50
preferred (s-a)
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
Mountain Producers Corp.
Extra
5-31
-
Power
preferred
Oxford
4y*%
5-21
$1.12 y2
Outboard Marine
5-16
5-10
3c
:
com
v
5-14
9
$1
.
Vemon-Woodberry Mills, Inc.,
7%
1
6-
5-31
2c
_
5-17
5-31
25c
.
Tail
$3.60
Electric
1
Co.—
Public Service Co. of Colorado
6-20
20c
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp., 4Vi% pfd.
(J.
5-21
5-10
5-31
25c
__________
Company (quar.)_.
Morr.s Paper Mills, common (quar.)
Morgan
5-
Filters—
(quar.)
6-11
5
6-30
50C
6-15
1
7-
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)—:______
3%%
A
7-14
6-10
Co.
Washington Insurance
preferred
Public
5-15
5-21
6-1.
50c
5- A
6-
$1
(quar.)
A
7-10
5-21
$2
20C
common
series
5-13
5-10
10%
Transport
Providence
6-
1
(quar.)
1
1
20c
8
6-15
56y4C
iquar.)__
Inc.
dividend
66-
$4c
"
Coal
United
$1.12%
(quar.)___
Co.
convertible class
Class
*
**%
preferred
Tube
preferred
Oliver
5-15
6-15
Ben
'4%
6-25
6-
4Vi%
Olin Industries, Inc.,
Morgan (H.) Company, Ltd.—
4
Seaihless
Old
6-7
1
37 %C
(quar.)
Powar,
America,
6-15
15c
Preston East Dome Mines, Ltd.- (s-a)__
Price Brothers & Co., 4% pid. (s-a)
5-29
6-
75c
5-2^
25c
(quar.)_—;_.i——______
of
Metals
Stock
7-10
7-
55c
6-29
Provincial
8-
t25c
;
5-l»
6-15
'
5
333Ac
(quar.)__
5-IS
1
6-15
Pratt, Read & Co
5-14
J$1.75
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
1
25c
5-
1
6-11
6-
6-
175c
quar.)—_
<r,.v
5-15
j?5c
1
20c
1
40c
(increased
6-
25c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Co.
6-
(quar.)
common
onrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferred A
7
15c
com
Ohio
Ohio
'
7-
$1.25
Lines
5-10
50o
common™
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack
1
preferred
River
f$1.50
preferred A
conv.
Powell
Ho\Aer$
When
Payable of Bee.
37%c
(quar.)—
of America
6-
Ohio Associated Telephone, $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co.
(increased)-,
5-10
7-
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., Inc.,
.5%
7%
5-23
1
(quar.)
preferred B
Moore
6-
96'AC
(quar.)
B
$$1
(initiai)--—
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., com.
5-16
t22%c
(quar.)
common
Company, $1:50 class A (quar.)_
$$1.13
(quar.)
(1951 issue)
4Vi"U preferred
6'Jo preferred (quar.)
6-15
(quar.)-____
Corp., Ltd.,
4%
.
34% c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Potash Co.
*
Monarch
Share
Name of Company
Poor
5-19
6-
Holder)
Payable of Roe.
20c
(quai\)_____
com.
preferred
4Vi%
Molybdenum Corp. of America
Extra
2
When
Share
Service,
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
6- 4
6-
Public
Semi-annual
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class A
B
2
$50c
L__
(s-a)
Mohawk Carpet Mills Inc.
Clajs
7-
125c
Modern
*2c
of Company
preferred
4Vi%
5Vi '/c
5-15
150C
U
______
Name
Northwest
6-15
150c
(s-a)_
__
Ltd.
Per
Payable of Rec.
$$1.25
(quar.)
49
(2133)
.
*
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2134)
5%
class
A
A
class
—
—-
(W.
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
6-29
6-15
4-16
,
7-
2
6-
156 %c
7-
2
6-
—
(quar.)-—
convertible
7%
1st
preferred
5-15
6-14
5-24
Tennessee, Alabama St Georgia Ry.
Tennessee Corp. (increased)
1
5-21
Texas
6-
$1
1
Company
Stock
5-15
Electronics
Texas
Eastern
6-29
6-15
15C
6-29
6-15
Breweries,
t30c
6-30
5-23
Texas
Sigma
Mines
Ltd.
(quar.)
-v
Ltd. (Quebec) (s-a)_————
t25c
7-28
6-28
Texas
Gulf
Signal
Qil & Gas, class A (quar.)—-—
25c
6-11
5-19
Texas
Class
B
Signode
5%
Simonds
—
Saw
Simmons
Steel Co
&
(H.)
1
Oil
Corp.
5-16
(W.
4%%
St
5-24
5-
The
prior
6-15
5-15
Thew
50c
6-15
5-15
Thomas
75c
preferred
5-31
preferred
Southern
Titan
87 y2c
6-
1
5-11.
Title Insurance
Toledo
Works
California
5-11
5-
4
1
Towe
31 %c
6-29
6-
1
Traders
6-
4
5-15
7-
$1.25
:
—
50c
V
-
.
,
2
5-15
$5.50
preferred
Electric
Life
5
6-
50c
-
Co
1
6-
20c
quar.)
quar.)
dividend)
6-15
6-20
75c
5-
1
6-
6-
5-21
(quar.)
&
Ltd.
Assn,
Steel
Williams
Forging
.
a-ifl
"
6-
my#,
m. _ — m mm mm
Greenbush
&
.7-13
6-
25C
—
6-
RR.
mm — — —
each
holder
6.
1
Coach,
Twin
2
Disc
208
7-10
5-15
1
to
be
redeemed
7-16
1
$1.50
preferred
Clutch
South
Corp.
Underwood
6-
1
5-15
Union Asbestos
1
5-15
Union Carhide & Carbon Corp.——
Union
25C
_
6-
1
5-16
45C
——-
6-
1
5-10
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quav.)
50c
6-
9
Shoe
IOC
6-28
5-15
Spiegel,
Inc.,
25C
6-15
6-
$4.50
conv.
'$1.12%
6-15
6- 1
7c
8-10
Union
5-11
Spencer
Oil
$3.75
.if
Rubber
&
Co.
of
Car
A
5-29
Co;
Corp.
6;
.
9334c
}
65o
(quar.)—
5-23*
Motor
'
6-
1
5
5-18"
1
5-21
6-
1
5-ia
6-20
5-25
6-2Q
5-25
6-20
5-25
J
6-20
5-25.
5-31
"
5-15
'6-
6-22
8
7-11
1
5-11
6-11
•
1
5-1Q
6^12
7-
5-13
6-15
25c
$L13
6-
l
5-11
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
-
25 c
Co./---—
Co.
7-
25c
7-
2
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31 %c
(quar.)ir____
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11
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2
6-
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5-24
7-
7-17
17 %c
5-16
6-.T
5-
6-1
$1.25
5-18
6-1
--
1
5-15
e-^i
25c
Go, common(quar.)
(quar*)-:_
6-15
■
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$1
pfd. (quar.) ;
5-18
7:.t»Oc-;-i 6-12
6-
1
<>•-7v
guaranteed
6-
$1.50
(s-a)^___,__—_
»:.~75cs
Supply
Canada ,ferqWeries-,_Ltd.______u__"_.
1
5-15
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t25q
6-4
25c
6-15
yies$ern Condensing
548
,
6-
6"
12 %C
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I
5-1$
-
special
6-
6--1
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1
5-15
6-15
-,25c
&
1
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6%
•
6-11
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6-
12-,
2
(quar.)_—',■'■•••
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9
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^S'.-prcierred
7-
50c
(quar.)
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6-
25C
(quar.)
California—
preferred
Tank
Co.
'
6"2^vv; - West-J)Jsinfecting
6-12
6-11
12-10
$3l(4c
—
7-
'-75c
6-
;
^preferred (quar-)i.^__i-_^.i.
Engineering ■ Gor_~i*__^i,»__
-
$1.37%
1
yr^K-Ar*;^r4%,:;a;,We&pon%(^
7- 1
75c
Corp.
5-14
5-11
ctur&'iar
62 %e
—
——-
Extra
Weber
62'/2C
$1.37%
—
5-31
—
(quar.)
1
2
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
5c
t25c
20c
$1
—-
(S. D.)
;.t;"Waukesha
i-12
6-12
37(4o
(quar.)—
66-
"
.
40c
62'4c
- - 75c
Petroleum
1
$1.30
.
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100%
.
6-
" i-6-- -+•■■■>'
,1
5-17
20c
$142%
Quarterly
.
5-15
Co;
La Salle St.
11 -15 "
""
v,
6-11
6-
"
65c
Corp.- (quar.)—_j_—_
Fallo St
*1,
6-
6-20
30c
—u
(quar.)
^wstfil2t>Urn
40c
(accum.)-
7-16
6-15
25c
37V2c
5-22
6 -15
.
5-19
1
—
—
Co._——
Manufacturing
Warren
9
6-
...
,
1
8-
Company, now eom. (initial)
$4.50 preferred (qu«r.)_^i___
$1.75
(accum.)
6-
Walgreen -Gompany '(quar.-)______—__— "
Walker & Company; class A (quar.)—_—Warren ( Northam) $3 preferred (quar. V__—- •
7- 7
July
on
preferred
5-19
1
•
Vogt
*m mm
at $105 per share plus this dividend)
12-22"
6-
8-
Warren
(s-a)—,'
1-2-52
A
Railway,
<
— «. #. —
Association
Tudor City, 4th Unit 6%
5-15
1
6-15
4Qc
28c
(quar.)j-^ii—
(quar.)
6-
50e
9-2B
(quar.)68 34c
common
(quar.)
' 62(4e;
preferred
oreferred
-»s
Corp.
——
1
30c
(quar.)$1.01
—
$1.25
$1.12
preferred
Virginian
.
5-18
6-28
30c
_
10-
.DMk-vincreased)
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
6-22
$1.37(4
$2
:__—:
(qu^r.)
6-
.
$15c
——
15
5-15
9-14
20c
(quar.)
$1.06%
r-'
1
1
2
75c
(s-a)
Inc.-
•
Iron
&
preferred
5(4%
5-18
6-
4
6-
7-
62 (4 c
(quar.)—
$4.20 preferred (initial)————_—
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
5-17
50c
—
Coal
$4.04
$5
1
8
5-
62 (4c
Virginia Dare.'Ltd, 5% preferred (quar.)—
Virginia Electric & Power Co, com. (quar.) ^
7
5-25
Co
—
Co
Chemical
Virginia
5-28
.
20c
—
by
5-15
6-15
$1.37%
common
1
5-10
4%
(increased
(Increased
(stock
L——
Trust Co. (La.) (quar.)
Building
Twin
(quar.)
Speed Queen Corp.
Vick
1
6-
5-31
Temper Corp, common (quar.)_
4%% preference (one-half of shares held
1
6-15
(quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone Co.
Spear St Company, common
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
6-
6-15
True
5-11
6
6-13
$1.25
—
Southwestern Public Service Co, com. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co,
6-
20c
$1
(Dallas)
6-15
$1
•
4-30
6-10
—
Syndicate,
Viceroy Mfg. Co, Ltd
6-15
50c
Co
Norman
Venezuela
6-15
12 %C
.
Telephone—
Service
6-25
6-25
Troy
$1.25
(quar.)—
Ins, Co.
50c
25c
Products Co. (quar.)—■
Trinity Universal Insurance Co, (Daila?)—
Quarterly
—'
■»y--V5c
Quarterly
62 %c
(quar.)™
Southwestern
$1.06%
5-31
5-
5-31
30'/ac
—
•
Southwestern
5-15
5- 5
5-31
25'/aC
Southern Railway Co, common
5%
non-eum.
preferred (quar.)
Associated
1
5-15
5-31
—
Works
Iron
'
Southern Natural Gas Co.———
Southwestern
6-
5-31
Co
&
fm M
preferred (quar.)
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Company
(quar.)
preferred
8
Treesweet
:
4.08%
non-cum.
6-
5-23
1
5-31
62 (4c
Vapor Heaung Corp.
'
5%
preferred (quar.)——
5%
preferred (quar.;
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-31
6-13
6-14
T
Increased
6-15
'
6%
Mfg.
Corp.-
Transue
6-15
7-2
5-31
17%c
(quar.)_;
(increased)-———
.
1
7-
6-15
6-
10c
Vanadium-Alloys steel
(stock dividend)—
Old common (year-end )I_—__—.—.——
8
6-15
—
Co, 4,/4% pfd. (quar.)
Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)———
Toronto
6-
6-
75c
Edison—
6-
50c
—
Edison
1
9
6-
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
Lathe
Metal
6-29
$1.05
—
Soundview Pulp Co.. (quar.)
South Atlantic Gas Co, com.
Bend
5-18
8c
series A
1
25c
common
Oil
Inc.
Bearing
8
common—
pfd.
4-30
7-
25c
•
6-
(increased)—
Inc.
4-30,
5-21-
22JAc
—
iquar,)—
$4 preferred
Van Raalte Co
_
Axle
Roller
5-21
31V4C
(quar,)—~—
Associated
Detroit
70c
5-15:
common
pref.
prior
Dorn
Van
"
—
(quar.)—
Co,
Water
5-11
50c
.
Van
6- 1
t2VuC
(initial;
common
$5.50
5-16
5
$70
.
_
;
(quar.)
Roofing Co,
Timken
9
6-
25c
quar.)
Ino,
6-
35C
Co,
Valspar Corporation.
5-15
5-25
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)com. (quar.)—
Drug Stores
Tiniken
(quar.)
preferred
1
15c
(quar.)
New
1
5-
Interest
(quar.)_.
common
Products,
preferred
Tilo
9-10*
12-10*
5-
1
common
(initial
Tide
6-11*
9-20
1
6-
Mills, old
30C
——
preferred
conv.
5%
6-20
12-20
& Sons Carpet Co.—
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp.;
South
4%
Thrifty
75c
Co,
common
Thompson
5-25
75c
Socony-Vacuum Oil
$1.25
-New
5-25
6-
(quaf.)_——1
preferred
Thomaston
75c
(Alexander)
4.20%
5-25
5-31
—
.
Common
3.50%
5-25
$1.12%
—
Steel
4V4%
4-24
5-31
Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
"Smith
5
6-14
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-
30c
—
Co.
4*
5-16
25c
(quar.)
——
Shovel
5,
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
Trust, sub shares ctfs.—
Fair
J$1.12'/2
__—
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Sloss-Sheflield Steel & Iron
;»
9
6-11
$1.06(4
_—
(quar.)—
5% prior preferred ■ (quar.)
5% prior preferred
<quar.)_—
Valley Mould & Iron Corp —
6-13
9
6-
Knitttog
1
6-
—
prior preferred
5%
5-31*
6-28
$1
Thatcher Glass
1
6-15
Utica
io-ig
50c
Ltd.
(special;
Co.
Sugar
7-20
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
Winding Co.—
preferred (quar.)„_——
Upper Canada Mines,
1
6-15
convertible
90c
5-15
50c
preferred (quar.)—
Mfg, com. (increased quar.)
conv.
8
6-
1
common
$1.25
5-25
6-
5-29
Corp,
811-
30c
preferred
Universal
5-15
100%
Co.
property
Inc. (R. L)
t$1.25
(quar.)_
Oil
6-15
25c
(irreg.)_
Co.- (quar.)
&
Pacific Land
Certificates of
Textron,
6-15
(quar.)
J.),
Coal
70c
r
Skelly Oil Co. (quar,),
Skilsaw, Inc. (quar.)
Sloane
Producing
-
12 (4c
12 "4c
(quar.)^.
(quar.)——
new com; (initial)—
Pictures Co,
5-18'
4-19
Fund, -Inc.——^—
Texas
5-16
1
—
Ltd., 5% pfd.
Simpson's, Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Sinclair
1
6-
1
1
$1
—
prefer led
convertible
50c
——
——
Sons,
St
6-
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)—
Company
6-11
25c
—
Strapping,
4.50%
5-19
25c
62 %c
(quar.)—
Steel
preferred
Simon
(quar.)
Inc.
_—
6-
——___
—
6-15
3'
7-
.
Match
4(4%
Payable of Re«.
Inc.—
preferred
preferred
convertible
convertible
Universal
i:
6-
Inc—
Transmission,
Pacific
Sicks'
■
Fund,
(quar.)—
dividend
35C
Optical Co.,
Extra
$20c
——
5-25
6-
6-
15c
(accum.),
Television
30c
6-15
5%
5%
3
Utah-Idaho
5-15
$1.25
5-14*
$5c
10c
—
5-
12 %c
(quar.)
5-25
.—'—————'
Shuron
preferred
30C
(quar.J-—
5-15
1
Universal
convertible
Gold Mines, Ltd
Telephone Bond & Share CO,—.
2
1
6-
5-28
27c
preferred (quar.)
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd, com.
.4.32%
6-
50c
——
«
Teck-Hughes
2
Water, 5% pfd. (quar.) —
Co., 4% pfd. (quar,)——
Va'.ley
i
50c
50c
—.
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Share
x
Company
Laboratories,
Universal
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
5-11*
5-31
Taylor & Fenn Co;
5-25;
130c
____________
Mfg.
Sheuango
5-25i
6-15
t50c
(quar.)-,
Pen Co.
Extra
Sheller
6-15
"
5-25
--
(quar.)
B
A.)
Tampax,
5%
(quar.)
—r
preferred A (quar.)——-—~
preferred
Talon, Inc.,
75c
___
Common
4%%
6-15
6-15
40c
(quar,)—
Steel Corp
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Sheaffer
1
1
6-10
22c
/
(quar.)
B
Sharon
4%
77-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Class
5-19
$1.12
5-17
6-11
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec
25c
Corp.
Ccrp—
Symington-Gould
Syracuse Transit
When
•
Share
of Company
$1.25
Rubber, common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Seiberling
Serrick
Name
Payable of Rec.
35c
Seeger Refrigerator Co.
4%%
Per
Holdert
When
per
Share
Name of Company
.
.
"4-3^
6-
1
•
Western
5-15
Life
.
Ins.
Common
Co.
(Helena,
Mont.)—1
L'_——
30c
x
8-
"
Corp..
——
common
pfd.
(quar.)————
Spokane Portland Cement
-
'
Common
8c
;
12-10
50c
-
Sport Products, Inc.
Squibb
(E.
R.)
Common
$4
1
(A.
5-25
Stock
$3.75
Mfg.
Co, com.
dividend
$3.50
6%
5-25
United
Brick
4
5-23
United
Can
6-6
5-23
4Vi%
United
5-25
United Corporations,
Class B (quar.).
6-15
5-15
6-15
6--1
40c
(quar.)
6-
40C
Standard
25c
Standard
Holding Corp,
Class
B
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Extra —
Standard
3%%
Oil
(Del.)—
(Indiana)
—
preferred A
Silica
common.;
Standard Steel Spring Co.
State
Fuel
.
___
(quar.)
7-10
0-29
12 %c
7-1Q
6-29
6-11
6-11
6-12
93 %c
7-13
6.
1
8-15
8-
U.
U.
6-10
5-24
6-11
5-19
U.
<
5%
5%
Stedman
Hterchi
Brothers,
Sterling
Stern
Drug,
&
Coke
Storkline
St
Oil
(D.
A
partic.
Co.
Co,
6%
common
2nd preferred
(quar.)
6%
U.
CO
1
iH
U.
5-21
£J.
6-
1
5-15
U.
$60c
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)—
37 %c
(quar.)
30c
27'/a
6-15
6-
c
6-
1
1
5c
(quar.)
5-25
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-
1
6-
10-
Spring
U.
40c
:
Sylvanlte Gold Mines, Ltd.
.
(s-a)
Extra
1
1-2-52
11-30
$4c
7-
3
5-11
$4c
7-
3
5-11
Truck
Steel
6-18
$1.50
6-29
6-18
7-
2
6-
7-
2
1
6-29
6-
8
1
9-20
7-16
11-
1
10-18
Corp.
26c
5-23
3Qc
-
6-1
5-1
i
,5-3
7-31
5-15
5-31
5-11
&
;
7^10
Light Co.
(quar.)———
$1.20
6-15
5-31
$1.12 '/a
6-15
5-31"
25c
7- 2
1—„
(quar.)—„___
.
i
(quat-)-—r-~-
6-
9
6-
a
7-
30c
5-31
5-15
31 %c
6-
1
5-13
12'/a c
Inc, com. (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)___l—
12-20
Petroleum
Woodward
11-30*
Co.
Governor
7-
1
Wool worth
6%
(F.
pref;
6-30
6-12
6-
5-18
2
(quar.)
Co.
;.
(quar)____
25C
;—
W.)
&
Co," Ltd^—
registered
fF. W.)
(s-a).^__——
Co.
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co.
6-
6-
1
5-15
7-
2
6-15
Wurlitzer
6-11
5-21
Wyandotte
6-11
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
(quar.T—
a3%
6-
8
5-30-
50c
6-
1
4-20
25c
6-
1
5-19
$2.50
6-
1
5-15-
20c
6-
1
5-16
10c
5-31
5-31
5-16
}20c
6-30
6-15
25c
'' 6-15
i._l
(Del.) (monthly)
5-21
1
Wrumbo
'
York
56 %C
5-19
8-19
$1.75
11-20
60c
6-15
117 % c
5-
Mfg,
5%
prior
pfd.
(s-a)__—
'
(Rudolph) Company
Worsted, Co,——.
—__
Knitting Mills, Ltd, class A
(L.
A.)
Spring & Wire
11-
Youngstown Sheet & Tube "Co.
6
Ziegler Coal
5-25
<0* •• -8.,
1
5-20
5-25
5-10
6-
$1
25c
5-25
6-
1
r
6-
1
6-
l'
6-15
5-18
25C
6-12
7-31
•;
& Coke
(quar.)______
.—
Canadian onn-residents.*
15%
.resident
:
i
y
-
Canadian funds, tax deductible *t
tax 15%; resident tax 7%. -
Less British
x Less
income
tax.
Jamaica .income tax..
Corrected
payment
Previous published
6-
the
1"
:
'
<
tPayabie in
5-1B
5-15
—
•Transfer books not .closed for this dividend.
a
50o
6-
6-15
75c
——
6-15
25c
(quar.)—____
(quar.)
fPayAble in T3::-.EL; Eunda^ less
'
5-16
75c
Young
Youngstown Steel Car
4-
$1.12%
(s-a)
4
4-30
preferred..—
(quar.)
5
10c
Woolworth
6-15.
$2
;
5
-6- 1
conv.
$1.50
.___
1
4c
Cp.
6-15
,
(quar.)__
6-
5-18
8=
$2.50"
90c
Power
75c
Extra
6-15
6-30
Industries
Woodley
8-31*
75c
2nd
5-23
,
5-31*
$1.75
Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance Co.
6-20
$1.75
$4.20
7-2
6-15
(s-a)^____c—
Corp,
6-11
$1.50
preferred
•
Oil
5%
5-25
7-
(increased)
(quar.)
y
7
(quar.)___i_______^—^
preferred
62 %c
i
6"-18
„
25c
6-18
50c
common.
Ltd
Stores
4.80%
4%%
Woodall
75c
(Del.)
X
Investment, Co.—1114—
preferred
5-18
8
75c
Corp.,
6'
$$2.5Q
6% preferred (quar,)——_______
Wisconsin
6- 8
6-
B8nkshares
Wisconsin
Wiser
Lines
1
4
5-31
3
"
$2.50
.
(quar.)
7.6-
6"
7-16
—
6-29
iquar.)
preferred
I:}
>-15'
J60c
Hosiery Co.', common.
3.60%
'
5-15
5-16
5-10
—
7-30
•
"
5-15
$1
'
t-tl
25c
$1.06%
7-
(quar,)—
4-30
„
6-11
t3Qq
Wisconsin Electric Power, common—
$1
"
~
^
(quar.)—
Wisconsin
$1.25
5-1G
'
6-15-
20c
Lovett Grocery; -Cta.y -eom; 4fluar.')
(' fB6%c
5-10
;
Co.
25q,
B -i
4%%' preferred
5-10
(quar.)
5-24
8
5-22
fl.
Winnipeg Electric Co.y com. (irreg.)—1_—
5% -nofi-cum. preferred (s-a)____________
6-
6.-
.25
$l.:
'
preferred-
&
5-23
5-24
,
8-22
.25 "
t
-
'
7-
common_.
preferred
Universal
L-Vft '
5-31
$4.25
Whin
1
:6s;4if-«.-
■
-
25c
Company,' common-(quar.)
$1.12%
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4'/2 % preferred A (quar.)
8-31
40c
6- 6
Corp.—
(quar.)—
'*•
5-22
preferred (quar.)
United
1
&
5-15
com.
(s-a)
(s-a),41
Ltd.
45c
Bumper
•
Inc._^__-_'—_—
Products,
Wilson
5-11
22 %c
preferred
&
Steel Corp,
S.
7-16
5-21
$1.06%
common
preferred
5-15
40c
i
Co,
non-cum.
United
2
'
(quar.)
7%
5-15
10c
6-14
series A
preferred-series B
6-
(s-a)
7%
5-19
37 %c
(quar.)
S,
7-
convertible .preferred
convertible
Wilison
1
8
6.
15c
5-10
6*
1
6-
-25c.,
/
6-31
$1.75
Securities
A
Machine Co,
5%
.$1
(quar.)
series
'Mfg.'z_"_-."___1—-1__
6-
(quar.)
6-
2SC
Lace
Willcox $)* Glhbs Sewing
■
;
$1
f
Co., fquar.)
Rubber
7%
5-15
50c
(quar.)
U.
6-11
6r30
75c
preference
S.
WIlkes-Barre
5-15
=«(-■ 5-10
SOc
\
(quar.)_u4
6-14
50c
50c
~
2
6-15
050'
(Increased quar.)i__^i.^_lL.""".
40c
^—
(quar.)—
common
common_______:
$1.75
Printing & Lithograph Co.^
4Va%
Swift & Company—
,
S.
U.
5-16
7-
:3
Machinery Corp.—
(N. J.),
Corporation
Winsted
(quar.i
7-
;.50c'
_
Instrum e ntf'Cdr p. J quar.) _
5%
22'Ac
—
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quafch—s———
preferred
Potash
8%
6-11
26^c
5-25
$4
Playing Card Co.—
S.
U.
5-15
7-16
5-24.
6-15
4-30
Securities
International
1st
S.
S.
5-25
1
6-11
J$1
J
$1.25
■
,.(inftial)
11-
2=15,-32
*r
—:
(quar.)——.;
B
8-
8-15rU-15
.
$1.25
(q^Se^'-preferred (quar.)—' ~$1.12%
-.
WJleox Oil Co.
Quarterly /
5.-24
a6%%
(quar.)_
(s-a)__,
preferred
preferred
&
5%
'
(quar.)—
pfd.
5-15
Wickes
6-11
550
-7
Quarterly
1
1
5-17
35«
.
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-28
6-
Y.)—v-
common,
preferred
S. Lines Co.
6-15
6-
(N.
4Vg%: preferred
5-18
50c
25c
(quar.)—
Superior Tool St Die Co.
Oil,
5-25
2
quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
2nd preferred
$5
6-15
8
6-30
'
preferred
Hoffman
S.
$20c
common
(increased
5%%
4%
CO
7-
37 %C
(s-a)__
Ltd.,
414%
Swan-Finch
1
6-
>
v.
$j.25 ;
$1.25
15c
,6- 8
7c
Co, common
preferred
(quar.)__;
4V4 %
U.
4
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
Sutherland Paper Co*,
-3
6-13
56c
(reduced)—
-
preferred
Sunray Oil Corp,
37'/a c
.
Corp.
common
Sun Ray Drug,
$20q
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Whitin. Machine Works^ pew com.
6-15
5-31
:
(quar.)—..
Foreign
1st
preferred
Wiisil,
Gypsum
S.
9-14
12-
Inc.
Coal
Oil
12-21
50c
Ltd, class A
A.)
Co,
Inc.
(quar.)
Furniture
Btowell Screw,
Class
(quar.)
9-28
$1.25
r_
(quar.)
Textiles
preferred
Btonega
Bun
Inc.
Stern
4%%
Stuart
Ltd.
Brothers Steros,
6-29
$1.25
.
.
S.
Westinghouse Electric Corp,-
■,
&
2nd
7%
U.
$1.25
(
—_
—
preferred
convertible
•< i, 6-29
Stationery
(quar.)^—
•^7-' ^^$WSIte^M-.-®rectricaI
25c
(initial)—
&
6,
335c
"
(quar.)——
Improvement .Co.
preferred
S.
$8
'
>So
;
Envelope Co. (quar.)„
$4.50
3
15c
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4
,
6-
5-21
40c '
Investments, Ltd.—
U., S. Finishing Co,
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
S.
Tablet
preferred
9'15
.
^ Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.')"Ci
6-20
60c
Cos.
preferred
convertible
7%
6%
3
'.I
.
United Science Fund
5-18
25C
1__
„
!___
Coal
U. S. Casualty Co.
6-20
12 %C
56 (4c
(quar.)
Illuminating Co.—
5-18
7-
Z
5% preferred A (quar.)_____—'t
5% preferred A (quar.)——^
5% preferred A (quar.)j________'—_______
3.80%
'
.
(s-a)
United
5-10
6-11
1
;
United-iMolasses Co, Ltd.—Ordinary (final)
United Pacific Insurance (Seattle)
5-10
6-12
50c
;
-
Ltd.
Gas
'45c
'6-27:
50c
series A
United
5-11
'
current
T__
B
7-15
25c
,
—
Fuel
Class
5-10
50c
_1
Supply
Electric
United
5-21
5-10
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)™—,
Corp,
6-1
$1.50
(quar.)
common
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Standard
4-30
50c
r—
(Ohio)
1
5-28
,
65c
(quar.)
(New Jersey)
Co.
4-30
12 %C
——————
Standard Qil of California
Standard
A——'.
class
-
8-15
1
6-
$$1.25
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)—
1
6-
/
112 Vic
common
common
Upited Elastic Corp.—
Extra
Standard. Chemical Co, Ltd,
5% preferred (quar.)—
Corp.
Corporation
United
5-15
■<
Western
(s-a)
preferred
6* 8
^87%C
1
1
_
Tile
6-
30c,.
~
5-18
6-
$6
&
6-20
5
6-15
1
40c
■>
from
6-
6-. l!
$1.12%
earnings
& Glass Co.—
conv.
6-15.
6-
SOc
—
—
Western Pacific RR.—
'
fiscal year)
7-16
7-16
40c
(quar.
common
(quar.)__——
pref.
of
-
—
Corp.,
5- 4
$1.12%
America
Carton
(Out
1
—
—
Forgings
&
94c
Insurances (Detroit)
convertible
pfd,
1
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
r$1.60
Board
8-
6-
of
Common
6_16
5-25
$1.25
.
(quar.)—
—
a-
100%
(quar.),
preferred
Co.
6-28
i-
$1
—
pfd.
(quar;)
preferred (quar.)_
$4.50
,
$1
(quar.)—
,,,
Standard Brands- Inc.,
6-12
50c
___
Accident
Quarterly
Biscuit
Common
1
5-15
20%
—
(quar.)—,,
Lines, 4'/2%
v$i
—
(quar.)—_
preference
Standard
50c
quar.)-—
(quar.)
A
Air
75c
—
(stock dividend)—
(initial)
common
preferred
United
9" 1
Co
common
—
(increased
E.)
5%
United
Sons
ii
preferred
preferred
$4
Staley
(increased s-a)—
"12-
Drill
Aircraft,
United
€■» 1-
9-10
7c
.
*
Common
Twist
New
...
v.jt: -™
•
Common
»
Union
United
1
tax.
source.
Noa*
1
<
.
.
or holders of record
dates were incorrect.
.
date*
are
reported
herd
;
Volume-173
Number 5013
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2135)
51
STATEATO CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Los
Banos Union
'
•' I
A
'
't
r-
-
'
Dist.,
Merced
County (P.
Merced), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $450,000 water
system revenue bonds offered May
t
15—v.
follows:
;
Due
and -1862.
-
255,0$) 234s.
v1883 to
Jan
Due
'
'
:
Batesville
Dist.
Sch.
„<a
- -
108,000 2y4s.
:
1955 to
r::
Due
1960
188,000 2^28.
r1961
^
Sale
Due
on
•
1,
school
bonds.
inclusive.
•
of:
building
project
Z-f*-; terest
fob-
follows::-•
■
:■?-"ri.
inclusive.
IOWA
Adel
Bond
Clerk
J Bond Sale—The $1,160,000
sew¬
bonds offered May 15—v. 173,
P. 1836—were awarded to a group
er
composed of Laidlaw & Co., First
of Michigan Corp., Ira Haupt &
Go., all of New York City, and
Taylor & Co., of Beverly Hills, at
price of par, a net interest cost
1.913%, as follows:
of about
.
on
June
15 from
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
Indep. Sch- Dist., lowm
Bond
Sale—The
nasium
bonds
awarded
Iowa-Pes Moines National
Bank of Des Moines, as 2 y4s, Ml a
to
the
price of 1Q0.T33,
2.23%;
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 28 for
the purchase of $300,000 elemen¬
tary school bonds. Dated July 1,
1951. Due ron July 1 from 1952 to
1970 inclusive. Interest J-J
-
V
*
.
\"r
DELAWARE
•'
dated
on
June
callable on Dec.
1, 1960. Legality
approved by Bannister, Qarpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moihes.
Cherokee, Iowa
Bond
County Sch. Dist. No. 73l/%
(P. O. Skokie), III.
Bond
:-v':
Sale
The
$425,000
y
Sale —The $7,629
assessment
Cook
1,
Dec. 1 from!
1952 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1961 and thereafter are
ILLINOIS
'
.
basis of about
a
Offiering-^J. F. Woodall, y-The bonds are
of the Board
of
School 1951 and mature
trustees, will
$150,000 gym*
May
15
offered
173, p. 2036—were
—v.
special
sanitary
sewer bonds
15—v. 173, p. 2036—
offered May
awarded to Central Trust &
were
Savings Bank, of Cherokee, as
15 31/2S, at a price of par,
*'
2036—were awarded
Bond Sale
The $3,250,000 to a group composed of
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Blyth &
> Bond Offering—John J. King¬
sewage disposal
and street im¬ Co., Sills, Fairman & Harris, McBond'Sale—The $128,000 bonds
ston, County Clerk, will receive
provement bonds offered on May Dougal & Co., and Burns, Corbett offered at auction on
May 14—
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CDST)
15—v. 173, p. 1932—were awarded &
Pickard, Inc., all of Chicago, at v. 173, p. 1932—were awarded tp
on
May 22 for the purchase of to a syndicate
composed of Halsey, a price of 100.019, a net interest the Carleton D. Beh
Co., of Des
i$34,000 school bonds. Dated Aug. Stuart & Co. Inc., New York
City; cost of about 2.89%, as follows:
Moines, as follows:
^ ;;
1, 1950. Due on Aug. 1 in 1967 Northern Trust Co., Chicago; Mer¬
,$300,000 3s. Due Dec. 1, 1970. Op¬ $41,000 street improvement bonds
and 1968. Interest F-A. Legality cantile-Commerce Bank
& Trust
tional in various amounts be¬
y. as
5s, at a price of 100.024, a
approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Co., St. Louis; Coffin & Burr, of
ginning on Dec. 1, 1953.
basis of about 4.99%.
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬ New York
City; Blair, .Rollins &
125,000 23/4s£ Due Dec. 1, 1970.
cisco. vyy''
87,000 general obligation street
fy y;:
Co., Inc., Kean, Taylor & Co., and
Optional beginning on Dec. 1, v
R. S. Dickson & Co., all of New
construction bonds, as 2s, at
Santa Ana Sch' Dist., Orange
1967.
a
♦York City; Schmidt, Poole & Co.,
price of 100.07, a basis of
County (P..O. Santa
about 1.98%.
Philadelphia; George B. Gibbons
INDIANA
Ana), Calif. •
& Co., Inc., and Hall & Co., both
Dallas County (P. O.
Bond
S a 1 e
The $1,065,000 of New York City, as 1.70s, at a
Bartholomew County (P. O.
*
school bonds offered on May 8— price of
Adel), Iowa ?
;
:
4 Columbus), Ind.
100.11, a basis of about
San
Alameda, Calif.
$120,000 5s. Due
1955 to 1961 inclusive
?- y
CALIFORNIA
'•jr
com¬
In¬
♦
■.
group
Fletcher Trust
June
of
a
Share
Legality approved by
Sibley, Troutman
&
IDAHO
J-D. Legality approved by
—,,.
tional Bank of Commerce, of New
1, 1956. Legality
$15,000 2Y4S. Due on-June 1 from London,, at 1.365% interest rate.
approved by Townsend & TownMay 15, 1951, and due Sept.
y
1954 inel-ushre.';,:feM^i
send, of Little Rock.
r 35,000
2s. Due on June 15 from
a
Spalding,
1981
to
.
1852 to 1971 inclusive. Bonds call¬
;
1952
;
Ropes;: Gray/ Best, Coolidge &
$50^ school Rugg, of Boston.
r
;
Rresident ol t^e SchoblBoarcL will
building bonds offered May 8-*-v.
recei^^led bids untgJp.m? -173, p. 1836-—were awarded ' to
y
Hew London, Conn.
^
(CST) m May 31 for the ^purchase Dean Witter &
Note Sale—An issue of $600^)00
Co., of San Fran¬
o£$430,000 buddiwr'bonds. Dated
cisco, at a price of 100.02, a net tax
anticipation
notes; offered
June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
interest cost of about 2.02%, as May 15 was awarded to the Na¬
as
from
'■'-■v-y: Soda Springe Joint Class tlB" Sch,
Dist, No. ISO (P. O. Soda '''•
The bonds are dated June 1,
1951 and mature serially on June
Springs), Caribou
1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. In¬
Cpuhty, Idaho
^
to
posed of the Indianapolis Bond &
Kelley, of Atlanta.
bonds.
awarded
were
Corp., City Securities Corp.,
Co., and Raffens¬
Broome & Co., all of perger, Hughes & Co., all of In¬
Atlanta. Th€ bonds are dated June dianapolis, as 2V4s, at a price of
1, 1951 and mature on June 1 100.577, a basis of about 2.15%.
;100,000 departmental equipment
.
offered May 12—v. 173, p. 1837—
Stockton
bonds.
sewer
v€oafs;
able
Co., Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, and
Milhous, Martin & Co., all of At¬
lanta, Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
of
Savannah, Norris & Hirschberg, J. W. Tindall & Co., and
terest J-D,
.
;200,000 lateral
May 1 from
:
No.
$250,000
May 1 from
inclusive.
1971
to
on
consisted
follows:
as
•simi
\
MKAMSA#
•-
>.
Jan.. 1 from
on
1971 to J974 inclusive.
-
v
2.489%,
$54,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
;
; 1952 to 1954 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive;
145,000 3s.
New Haven, as 1V2S, at a price of
ings Association, of San Francisco,
100.343, a basis of about 1.429%.
at a price of 100.074, a net interest
1, 1961
.^
Due
$550,000 bonds
of America National Trust & Sav¬
cost of about
on
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
offered May 16 were awarded to
May 15—v. 173, p.
Laird, Bisseli
&
Meeds
(Day,
2035—were awarded to the Bank
Stoddard & Williams
division), of
.•
t,
Bristol, Conn.
bonds offered
to Roosevelt & Cross, and F. S.
Smithers & Co., both of New York,
jointly, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 2.833%, as
"*•
CONNECTICUT
O.
Bond Sale—The
173, p. 1932—were awarded
$50,000 2 Vzs.
Elementary Sch.
v
Montgomery, Ala.
Leandro
Sch.
Dist.,
Alameda
funding
'v
•
Wilmington, Del.
n,
County {P. O. Oakland), Calif.
—v.
—
bonds
173,
offered
re¬
May
p.
.
,
80,000 l%s. Due
and
on
June 15, 1956
1957.
40,000 l%s. Due June 15, 1958.
1500,000 l3/4s. Due
I
June 15 from
on
1959 to 1973 inclusive.
320,000 2s. Due
|
on
June
—
v.
173, p. 1941—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Associ¬
ates, at a price of 100.07, a net in¬
15 from
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
Kern
?
County School Districts (P.O. terest cost
follows:
Bakersfield), Calif.
V
.
;
of
about
2.03%,
1.69%.
»
'V';-
National
Trust ,&
(
140,000
Muroc
bonds
t
as
100.206.
v.;
,4
•
Los
bids
Sthool
2Y8S, at
a
of
V
,
Angeles, Calif.
10
a.m.
(CDST)
purchase
1957
to
J-J.
-
Bond Sale—The
inclusive.
1974
-y
Clerk,
until
of
will
June
4
receive
for
the
County
Due
Auditor,
sealed bids until 10
S.
will
a.m.
(CST)
on
;-i;"
Springs, Fla.
ruiiiliriU
Town
Interest
yy'
—
J.
Beverly Shores, Ind.
,
Bond
D.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
to Jan.
1, 1966 inclusive. Interest
:
School District, Tulare *^*1952 to 1963 inclusive.
J-J. Legality approved by Ross,
County (P. O. Visadia), Calif.
199,000 street improvement bonds. McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1952 to
Bond Offering — Claude H.
fered May
apolis. :;:"'y ;yy.y15—v. 173, p. 2035—
1966 inclusive. Bonds matur¬
Grant, County Clerk, will receive
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
ing in 1964 and thereafter are
Gary, Ind.
posed of Glore, Forgan & Co., and sealed bids until 10 am. (CDST)
callable as of Dec. 1, 1956.
Bond
C. J. Devine & Co., both of New on May 22 for the purchase of y„
Sale—The $400,000 fire
building
bonds. • Dated
Each issue is dated Dec. J, 1950. department bonds offered on May
York City, at a price of par, a net $74,000
ipterest cost of about 2.141%, as June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from Interest J-D. Legality approved 15 were awarded to a group com¬
to
1967 inclusive.
Interest by Mitchell & Pershing, of New posed of R. S. Dickson & Co., of
follows:
' 1953
York City.
//■'.. ;■
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
$1,250,000 4s. Due on May 1 from
partment
water
$10,000,000 De¬
Water and" Power
of
works
revenue
bonds
Union High
250,000 XYzS.
1,250,000 l%s. Due
1958 to
Ventura
-
Due May 1, 1957.
on
May 1 from
1962 inclusive.
Union
Ventura
v
!
»'
Bond
High Sch. Dist.,
County (P* O.
Ventura), Calif.
Sale
—
on
,
S
w
i
ss
American
Bramhallr
and G. H.
Barbour
Corporation^ ings Bank of San Fraradsco^as-Os,
& Co., -Inc.,
a price-of
ar-bwsrs-'of
Walker & Co.
about 2.97%.
University System Building Author¬
,
ity of Georgia
The $2,310,000
May 1 from building bonds offered on May 8—
v. 173, p. 1941—were awarded to a
1963 to 1979 inclusive.
; ; ^
syndicate
headed
by
Halsey,
3,000,000 21/is%: Due on May 1
Stuart & Co., as l.%s, at a price of
from 1980 to 1991 inclusive.
100.10, a basis of about 1.71%.
Other members of the group in¬
cluded:
Stroud & Company, In¬ Westside
Union
School
District,
Los Angeles"County (P. O.
corporated; Francis L. duPont &
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
Los Angeles),' Calif.
tion; Ira Haupt
Co.; Otis. & Co.
Bond Sate-^The $52,000 building
(Incorporated); Roosevelt & Cross bonds offered May 15-^v^ T73, >p.
Incorporated; C. J.? Bradford & 2035—were awarded to the Bank
Co.;
Andrews^ & ! Wells,, r. Inc.; of America National Trust & Sav¬
4,250,006 2s. Due
Inc.,, Toledo, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, at
GEORGIA
,
(P. O.
a
price of 100.592, a net interest
cost of about
2.08%,
as
follows:
$200,000 2s. Due June 1, 1965.
200,000 2V4s. Due on June 1,1966.
Bond Sale—An issue of $6,000,000 3% building revenue, series
Lake County (P. O. Crown
of 1951 was sold privately recent¬
Point), Ind.
ly to a syndicate composed of
Bond Sale—The $91,000 voting
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., At¬
machine bonds offered on May 14
lanta, Blyth & Co., New York,
—v.
173, p. 1837—were awarded
Equitable
Securities
Corp.,
to the Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
Clement A. Evans & Co., of At¬
cago, as ll/2S, at a price of 100.18,
r
Atlanta), Ga.
.
lanta, Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
of
Savannah,
Courts & Co., and
J, E. Hilsman &
lanta,
Co.,' both of At¬
Blair, Rollins &
New York
Co.,
Inc.,
City, Byron Brooke &
a
basis of. about
Waltz
1.45%.
parking
fund
lot
awarded
$450,000
bonds
was
May 16 to Wheelock
on
&
Cummins, of Des Moines,-and
Republic Co., of Chi¬
cago, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 1.98%.
.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chi¬
cago,
Sale—The $25,000
school
township and civil township bonds
offered
the
$315,000
the
day, as
airport bonds as
price of 100.211, a basis
same
1.60s, at
a
of about 1.57%; and $100,000 flood
protection bonds as 1V2S,
a price;
of 100.378, a basis of about 1.44%.
The
$100,000
water
sold to
Des
day were
Wheelock &
Moines,
101.35,
revenue
same
bonds offered the
a
as
Cummins, of
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.807%.
Urbandale,
Iowa
Bond Offering—Wanda L.
Town
mons,
Clerk,
sealed bids until
May
on
$63,000
Dated
1
21
for
sewer
1952
7:30 p.m.
the
(GST)
purchase of
improvement bonds.
1960
to
Callable at any time.
proved
by
Tim-
will receive
May 1, 1951. Due
from
on
May
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
Bannister,
Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines..
Vinton, Iowa
Bond
and
;
Sale—The $170,000 sewer
street construction bonds of¬
were
Township (P. O. R. F. D.
S, Wabash), Ind.
awarded
was
bonds
follows: $215,000
fered
No.
Bond
City, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of
of¬
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
,
15—v.
Co., of Des Moines.
Sioux
•
-
$21,000 jail
173, p,
May
1932—were awarded to the Carleton D. Beh
Clerk,
bonds.
offered
the Central
,
Offering—Henry A. Cole,
Ryan,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
will recieve sealed
ceive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 28
for the purchase of $300,000 bonds, (CST) on May 28 for the purchase
of
$35,000
municipal
building
divided as follows:
bonds. Dated May 15, 1951. Due
$101,000 municipal improvement
semi-annually from July 1, 1952
on
Offering
bonds
15, 1951. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1952 to July 1, 1970 inclu¬
sive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
utility .tax
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
serially in 30
Miller;* of Indianapolis.
Sale —The
Bond
Jones,
receive
June 6 for the purchase of $260,000 hospital bonds. Dated* June
ujg h'3
Miami
Offering—Paul
;
$92,000
^y-'y-y,'^;":
Bond
May 29
for
the
of
$1,548,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1949. Due on July 1 from
District
price
until
Offering—B. F. Mc-
certificates.
years,
$258,000 Arvin Union School Dis- ( Bond Offering—W. H. Augustus,
trict bonds as 2Y2S, at a price County Clerk, will receive sealed
1
bids
purchase
v
of 100.309.
Walton, Fla.
City
sealed
Sav¬
■.
-
Fort
Certificate
\ Sequoia Union High Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County (P. O.
ings Association, of San Francisco, ;
;
t,
Redwood City), Calif,
as follows: •
1 v
America
y
Combs,
-
yS'; :J;
FLORIDA
as
Bond
Sale—The $398,000 school $345,000 as 2%s. district
bonds
offered
May. 14 [ 720,000 as 2s. y; v.'vwere
awarded
to
the
Bank
of
;/V, Bond
May
15—v.
awarded to
173,
p.
2036—
Vieth, Duncan &
Wood, of Davenport, as 2Y4s, at a
price of 100.032,
2.24%.
a
basis of about
(2136)
York
KENTUCKY
Burkesville, Ky.
and
10
Bond
Bankers
Lexington, jointly,
of
r
interest cost of about
follows:
of par, a net
3.98%,
as
$29,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
1963 inclusive.
1954 to
1964
1951.
bonds
Offering
Boston.
Palmer
~
Oct.
1,
1
from
1951 to 1955 incl.
5,000 Rbll No; 22 bonds.
Oct.
Dodge,
&
of
Offering
—
W.
Lawrence
Smith, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
l .from
1951 to
Interest
A-O.
1,1951.
approved
Paddock &
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
.
•
.
Mich.
Midland,
Pang-
will receive
(EST) on
Clerk,
City
born,
*
Offering—Weyant
Bond
Mac-
Evely &
Barbier,
Stevens,
Farlane, .of. Detroit.
Legality
by
Mass.
Due on
1955 incl.
until 8 p.m.
Each issue is dated Jan.
:
-
Dedham,
Moore,
Duran
—
April
dated
are
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Floyd County (P.O.
Prestonburg), Ky.
Bond
,
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
from
The
inclusive.
1981
to
haus, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
(EST) on May
23
for
the
purchase of • $59,000
special assessment paving bonds,
ed bids until 8 p.m.
-
136,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
:
Stein
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Monday, May 21, 1951
,
.
the
of $40,000
Dated June 1,
purchase
bonds.
building
(EST) on May 24 for
clusive.
the purchase of $75,000 building
130,000 macadam pavement
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
bonds. Due on April 1 from as follows:
June 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
$40,000 Roll No. 19 bonds. Due on Bonds maturing in 1963 and there¬
100,000
surface
drainage
and —-Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1955 incl.
after are callable as of June 1,
sewer bonds. Due on
April 1
14,000 Roll No. 21 bonds. Due on 1955. Legality approved by Berry,
price
at a
Mich.
Offering—William
*
for
25
School District
Twp.
(P. O. Metamora), Mich.
4
Bond
school
bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
Farra Company,
Holton,
the
and
Center Line,
Bond
$220,000
awarded to the
Co., of Louisville,
were
No.
Sale consisted of: '
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
May
Metamora
MICHIGAN
l%s, at a price of
as
basis of about 1.72%.
a
water
Sale—The $165,000
Bond
City,
100.159,
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
-
52
1951. Due on June 1 from
1953 to
Legality approved
inclusive.
1971
Scott
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker,
&
Barber,
Minneapolis.
of
Medford, Minn.
Bond Offering
—
Walter Diers,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
May 23 for the purchase of $100,000
water
works
bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
June
1954 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
turing in 1976 and thereafter are
callable as of June 1,1961. Le-i
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
of Minneapolis.
son,
Sale—The $239,000
bonds
May 23 for the purchase of $100,Otsego (P. O. Monticello), Minn.
offered May 16—v. 173, p. 2037— City of Allegan, and Allegan and
000
street
improvement, special
Bond
Offering- Jerome
PerTrowbridge Townships Frac,
were awarded to the Union Secu¬
assessment bonds. Dated June 1,
purchase of $30,900 first mortgage
Sch. Dist. No. 1, Mich.
rault, Town Clerk, will receive
rities Corp., of New York City, as
school
1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
building
revenue
bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Bond Sale—The $385,000 build¬
Dated June 1, 1951.- Due on June 13/4s, at a price of 100.168, a basis
1956 inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
May 23 for the purchase of $35,000
of about 1.73%.
ing bonds offered May 15—v. 173, gality approved by Miller, Can1, 1961, Callable on any interest
road bonds. Dated June 15, 1951.
p.
2036 — were awarded to the field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
payment date. Interest J-D.
Due
on
Dec.
15
from
1953 to
Gloucester, Mass.
First of Michigan Corp., Detroit;
1970
inclusive. / <. *
1
Russellville, Ky.
V Bond Offering — S. Emerson Stranahan,
Harris &• Co.,
Inc., Nankin and Dearborn Townships
re¬ Toledo, and McDonald-Moore &
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 2
Bond Offering—Vernon Miller, Laurie, ! City Treasurer, will
St. Louis Park, Minn.
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m. Co., of Detroit, at a price of 100.08,
(P. O. Route No. 2,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Sale—The
$490,000 im¬
bids until
7:30
Inkster), Mich.
p.m.
(CST) on (DST) on May 23 for the pur¬ a net interest cost of about 2.03%,
chase
of $210,000 school
provement bonds offered May .14
bonds. as follows:
'
May 21 for the purchase of $240,Bond Sale—The $120,000 build¬
were
awarded to a group com¬
000 school building revenue bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 $198,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 from
ing bonds offered April 18—v.
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Le¬
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Chi¬
1952 to 1960 inclusive. >
Dated June 1,1951. Due on June 1
•
173, p.
1629—were awarded to
cago; Harold E. Wood & Co., Juran
from 1952 to 1972 inclusive. Call¬ gality approved by Storey, Thorn159,000 2s. Due on April 1 from Watling, Lerchen & Co., of Detroit
& Moody, and Kalman & Co., all
able as of June 1, 1956.
1961 to 1966. inclusive.
Interest dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
as
follows:
"
of St. Paul, as 2V^s, at a price of
J-D. Legality approved by Skaggs,
28,000 134s. Due on April 1, 1967.
Haverhill, Mass.
$104,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from 100.124, a basis of about 2.479%.
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
1952 to 1967 inclusive.
The bonds mature on May 15 from
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Deckerville, Mich.
*
offered May 15—v. 173, p. 2036—
16,000 2%s. Due on June 1, 1968 1953 to 1963 inclusive. (The dis¬
Bond
Offering — E.
A. Allen,
LOUISIANA
and 1969.
•
trict had issued a call for. bids on
were
awarded
to /the
National Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until May 31 for the
'
.
.
.
.
<
,
4
.
•
Bossier Parish Sch. Dist.
No.
Bond
receive
Board, will
Parish
bids
sealed
2
until
p.m.
June
14 for the pur¬
chase
of $400,000 school
bonds.
Dated April 3, 1951. Due on'April 3
(CST)
on
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality
A-O.
est
discount.
1.10%
Offering—R. V. Kerr, Sec¬
retary of the
Inter¬
approved
Bank
Shawmut
13
(P. O. Benton), La.
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
of
Sale
'
,/r:
..
Massachusetts
at
Boston,
-
water
(State of)
ice District
'
Sale—The
Bond
Serv¬
Hospital
(P. O. Sulphur), La.
hos¬
$325,000
pital bonds offered on May 11—
v. 173, p.
1742—were awarded to
of New, Orleans,
on a bid reflecting a
net interest
about
!'
1.577%,
as
"'water bonds
follows:
Westwego, La.
Offering—Robert
J.
Du-
pJ.antis, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
1.70s.
as
bonds
water
1951.
as
1.70s.
with
1966 inclusive.
900
follows:
as
$180,000
street
bonds.
1952
Due
200^)00
July
on
bonds.
sewer;
from
1
Alex.
inclusive.
1981
to
drainage
and
Due
on
July 1 from 1952 to 1981 incl.
-
The bonds are
1951. Interest J-J.
dated
t-l
July
1,
Trust
&
Brown
Savings
are
&
& Co.
*
.
County (P. O.
Dedham), Mass.''
County (P. O.
No. 3, Benton Harbor),
Offering—Robert B. Hor-
July 1 from 1952 to 1966
inclusive. The bonds maturing in
agricultural bonds offered
Bond Offering—S. Streett Bald¬
win,
President
bids until 11
5
for
the
"bonds,
as
of
will
a.m.
County
receive
(DST)
purchase
follows:
$6,000,000
15—v. 173, p. 2036—were
Com¬
to
Boston,
June
100.269,
on
of
facilities
1 from
>
The
1951.
are
Interest
proved
by
dated
J-D.
Legality
Semmes,
and
1952
to
1
...
1
.
Brockton, Mass
Bond Sale—The"
Offering—Gene
the
Coffin
&
dated
are
purchase of
Burr,
May
1961
Fiebich,
May 23 for
$18,000
building
April 1, 1951. Due
Interest
A-O.
Legality
proved by Miller, Canfield,
1,
dock
inclusive.
&
Dodge,
of
Hazel Park,
Bond
j
Sale—The
Worcester, Mass.
*
street
assessment
—
173,
v.
to
H. V.
Pad¬
2
-
-
,
offered May 17 were awarded to
revenue
notes
awarded
offered
2037—were
Sattley &. Co.,
knd McDonald-Moore & Co., both
County
$1,000,- of/Detroit, jointly, at a price of
pffered May 17 100.011, a net interest cost of
to 3the
The
as
Trust: Co.; Worcester, :at $44,000 2V2s.
1.08%;"discount. J vC
<
Worcester abQiit 2.32%,
notesare
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of New\ 1951, and
dated
.7
; ; ; : ahd
1953.
May / 21, j 48,000 2y4s.
!
mStilre bri fsTov. 14,1951.
and 1955.
follows:
Due
Due
'
on
X
•
Oct.
1%
of
interest
from
; t-
1, 1951 to April 1, 1952.
MISSISSIPPI
MacState Highway
(P. O.
Mississippi
Township Sch. Dist.
.Jackson),
No*, 7 (P. O. 9269 Sandyside,
<
Michigan
Bond
Miss.
Offering^J. P. Coleman,
Bond
Rural Route No. 8, Pontiac),
Secretary of the State Bond Com-1
,
mission,
Offering—Ralph Bergsma,
until
bids
June 7
receive sealed
will
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
Jr., Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
for the
until
May 24
purchase of $135,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
Dated June
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
terest
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
for the
maturing in 1964 and there¬
callable
after
are
1955.
Interest
as.
M-S.
by
&
Sept.
Legality
1,
of
•
from
1
Bridge
Callable
June
1954.
1,
In¬
Legality approved by
District,
Bond
Miss.
Offering—James
L.
Bal¬
will
receive
(CST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $600,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
lard,
1951.
Offering—Theo. B. Larson,
Clerk,
City
Due
(CST)
to
from
1952
ap-.
of St. Louis.
MISSOURI
water
Due
1, 1951.
1953
1
Legality
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
on
"$6,000 street improve¬
from
March
$24,000
$18,000
ment. Dated June
on
inclusive.
1976
receive
Recorder, ; will
including
1
of
as
J-D.
Webster
June
bonds.
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
to
Minn.
June 5 for the purchase of
bonds,
revenue
1, 1951. Due on June
1955
to
1981
inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
MINNESOTA
Bond
purchase of $8,400,000 Bay
Louis
ap¬
MacFarlane,
Dassel,
?
St.
Bar¬
Stevens,
Berry,
Evely
of
Detroit.
1964
on
inclu¬
Bond
Groves Sch. Dist.,
Mo.
Sale—The $20Q,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 14—v. 173,
p.
1838—were-awarded~to the First
Bapk;bf
as IV2S,
a
price of l60,148, a basis of
National
at
sive.
about 1.47%.- "V':
Freeborn County
■
July 1; 1952
on
' *
2.815%. The bonds bear
additional
/
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Note Sale—The issue of
; was
price of 100.07, a basis
a
Commission
Lake
White
Village
$92,000 special
p.
2%s, at
of about
Greenwood
Evely &
Barbier,
works and
14
1838—were awarded to Kalman &
Farlane, of Detroit.
ap¬
Mich.
bonds
May
Co., of Minneapolis, and Juran &
Moody, of St. Paul, jointly, as
Mich.
on
&, Stone, of Detroit.
Interest
May
&
$450,000 bonds
»
May 1 from
on
Palmer
on
general obligation
4—v. 173, p.
plant
offered
bonds
Municipal Separate
Bond
Offering — Robert
H.
School District, Miss.
Shores, Secretary of the Board of
Bond Offering — Bonner DugEducation, will receive sealed bids
gan, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 23 for
ed bids until
10 a.m. (CST) on
the purchase
of $400,000 school
May 29 for the purchase of $445,bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
May 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. 1951. Due on June 1 from 1952 to
Bonds maturing in 1959 and there¬
1972 inclusive. Legality approved
after are callable as of May 1,
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
1955. Legality approved by Berry, Louis.
'
April 1 from 1952 to 1958 inclu¬
price of sive.
a
(EST)
bonds. Dated
awarded
000
—
2, Coloma),
*
Sale—The $90,000 sewage
disposal
School
Consolidated
Lake
District,
bier,
Boston.
ap¬
MASSACHUSETTS
,
to
iv2s, at
mature
Thorndike,
Semmes, of Baltimore.
-
Walled
until 5 p.m.
M-N. Legality approved by Storey,
1,
Bowen
R.
mature
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved
*
June
June
as
bonds
The
1954 to 1981 inclusive.
bonds
Bond
basis of about 1.41%.
a
1951
bonds,
on
Boston,
100.45,
from 1954 to 1981 inclusive.
issue of 1951-11. Due
awarded
were
June 1
on
(P. O.
of
basis of about 1.44%.
construction bonds offered May 16
June
issue of 1951-1. Due
1
to
inclusive.)
Bonds
as
School District
Township
Michigan
Sale—The $100,000 sewer
Bond
District,
Due
bonds,
public
price
No.
of
Interest M-N.
1, 1955.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Director, will receive sealed bids
1 from 1954 to 1991 inclusive.
.1,000,000
Hagar
Wellesley, Mass.
Metropolitan
callable
May
Bank
a
are
July 1, 1955. Interest J-J, Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
$8,000,000
of
1,000,000 public facilities
'
at
on
will
Secretary,
$558,000,
Silver Lake, Minn.
Bond
Harvey,
on
of
awarded
National
IMjs,
as
a
1
19th issue bonds.
„
Second
the
sealed
on
.
•
of May
as
nack, Director, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 23
for the purchase of $45,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951.
Due
Jack
—
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $450,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1951. Due on May 1 from 1952
to 1967 inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1960 and thereafter are callable
District
Stevens,
Michigan
Bond
Bond Sale—The $235,000 county
Towson), Md.
missioners,
as
(P. O. Box 189, R. F. D.
.
1959 and thereafter
Norfolk
,
callable
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 4
Bank;
Sons; R. L. Day
& Co.; Hay den, Stone & Co.; Whit¬
ing,
Weeks
&
Stubbs;. Heller,
Bruce & Co.; Field, Kicn^ras &
Co., and Shelby Cullbrrf' D&vis
MARYLAND
Baltimore
maturing in
Hagar and Benton Townships
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities
Corp.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
First National Bank of Portland;
divided
Bonds
of June 1,
Bankers Trust Co.; First Boston
Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Harris
bonds,
June 1 from 1952 to
on
Offering
of
from 1953 to 1964
(P. O. Utica), Mich.
1
Bond
—
1962 and thereafter
National
the
June 11 for the purchase of $480,-
improvement
Due
No.
on
City, Mich.
Offering
Shelby, Sterling and Washington
Townships Frac. Sch. Dist.
revenue
1, 1951. Due
1956. Interest J-D. Le¬
City Bank of New York in the gality approved by Miller, Canunderwriting were the following: field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Associated
Bond
system
Garden
Bond
Metropolitan ■" District
2,000,000
cost of about 2.19%.
'
supply
bonds. Dated Feb.
The
—-
issue
an
p.m.
(EST) on May
purchase of. $60,000
Douglas F.
$20,000,000 highway bonds as iv2s. Waddell, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
A. ■<//:
Lot B X."' '■
$150,000 Boston Harbor Facilities on May 28 for the purchase of
bonds as 1.70s.
$250,000 general obligation road
3,350,000
Metropolitan
District improvement bonds. Dated June 1,
Scharff & Jones,
*
8
the
for
$25,000,000 Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1975 inclusive.
bonds offered on May 14—v. 173,
Callable as of Oct. 1, 1954. Inter¬
p. 1933—were awarded to a syn¬ est
A-O.
Legality approved by
dicate headed by the National City
Miller, Canfield Paddock & Stone,
Bank of New York, at a price of
of Detroit.
100.0685, a net
interest cost of
Bond
Lot A
Calcasieu-Cameron
until
bids
24
Common
School
District No.107 (P. O.
.-r
Albert Lea)p ptinn~
Bond Offering—Marcus
t
Nelson,
July 1, 1954 District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
May
Bond:
$90;000 school
Volume 173
Number 5013
bonds offered May
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co., of St. Paul, as 3s, at a price
Of par, Purchaser .will furnish
printed bonds. The issue matures
'on July 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
/"y\
*
.
I •*
/
'
.
Chouteau County High
No.
Sch. Dist.
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
Hamilton County (P. O.
Lake Pleasant), N. Y.
15—v. 173, p.
1933—were awarded to Kalman &
(2137)
Brookfield
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on May 22 for
Bond Sale—The $135,000 build¬ the
purchase of - $125,000 school
ing and budget bonds offered May bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due
17—v, 173, p. 2038—were awarded on June I from 1953 to 1978 inclu¬
Interest J-D, Legality ap¬
to C. J. Devine & Co., of-New sive.
York City, as 1.60s, at a price of proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
New-York City.
100.14, a basis of about 1.556%.
Bond
the
Montana
■-
Bond Offering*—Haider M. Han¬
sen,
District Clerk,, will receive1
Sale
Bond
/
The
—
Haywood
j
Kingston, N. Y.
-
<
County
(P.
ed to
173,
a
$215,000 hospi¬
bonds offered May 15—v. 173,
Columbus, Ohio
p.
ham, at
City Housing Authority, interest
New York
S antler * County
(P. O.
New
.
'Thompson FaUs), Mont.
;
York
,
~
and
bia
"purchase of $1,200,000
auditorium - bonds; second series
of 195r. Dated June I, 1951. Due
28* for the
Warren
Dist. No.
1
Sch.
Central
(P.O. Richfield
'Springs), N. Y.
Jupe. 1K1959; Interest J-D. Legal¬
"
Bond Sale—The $11,000
i
building
approved by" Wood, . King—& 'bonds offered May 15—v. 173, pv
2038—were awarded to the First
Dawson, of New York City.
ity
/:■■
-1
'•//
*'
//'/■
-
;
National
'
Springs,
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
v
Concord, N. H.
—
Wallace
Jones, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
May 23 for the purchase of $300,notes.
Dated May 25, 1951.
Due on Nov. 19 and Nov. 26; 1951.
000
-
Franklin Exempted Village
School
for the purchase of $2,-
May 22
277,000 bonds, divided
$1,975,000
bonds.
sewer
Due
Due
June
on
N. J.
Sale—The $132,000 street
1952
from
1
improvement
49,000
Bayonne,
June
on
,V
1
bonds
173, p.
as
$45,000
6s.
Due
1952 to
2.35s, at a
bonds.
on
1961
50,000 23/4s.
(P. O. No. 2, Interhaven Ave.,.
Plainficld, R. D. 3), N. J.
T. Prit-
Bond Offerings—Walter
1951.
April ! from 1952 to 1957
Interest A-O. Legality
on
inclusive.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Due
*
'
i
improvement
June
on
bonds
from
1
by
dated
are
J-D.
Bonds Not Sold
The
one
bid
Marshall,
York
Caldwell,
' '
City.
Sale—The
improvement
16—v.
to
173,
as
p.
1.90s, at
Bond
;
.
i
offered
May
16—v.
173,
Bankers Trust Co., of New
the $285,000
York
2038;—were awarded
City, as l%s, at a price of
100.319, a basis of about 1.43%.
Albion, N.
Sale—The
NORTH CAROLINA
J
Y.
$54,500
improvement bonds offered May
-
10—v, 173, p. 1934—were awarded
to the National Commercial Bank
Trust Co., of Albany,
&
.
-
at
price of 100.052;
a
about
-
1.379%.
1.40s,
as
basis of
a
J.
Lee
\
&
Co
,
Greensboro, jointly, at
a
net interest
price of
a
cost of
,
about
f
Cortlandxntle,
.
Solon,
3.40%,
Virgil,
Homery Truxton, Freetown
and Taylor Central Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
McGraw), N. Y.
-
a.m.
(EST)
on
.
•
March 1 from
Due
on
1951
to
bonds
'
bonds
offered
May
15
were
awarded to George B. Gibbons &
.
and due
A-O.
,
1
■'.
r
'
'
Bond
Clerk
■
•'
•
;
Offering
of
'
•
Gatesville), N.C.
on
Bill
—
as
2.40s,
Bond Offering.
—
W. E. Easter¬
10—v.
May
Town
.a
about 2.35%. *" * * "
basis of ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, "will receive
Sanders;
Clerk,
will
J.
Hogan,
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
21 for the purchase of $12,000 im¬
provement
and
divided
follows:
J
Baltic
U
*
./
as
.
extension„ bonds,
'
..
.
1
,
Ohio
,
bids
Dist.
1951. Due
until
June
Dec. ! from
on
"
1956 inclusive.
-
14
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $215,000 improvement bonds,
1952 to
\
.
„
Ohio
Coos
v.
—
173,
p.
awarded to Hayden,
of
Cleveland,
as
1743
were
—
a
Sale—The
Bond
price of
awarded
a
basis of about 2.65%.
Local
Sch.
Clerk
the Board
of
j
to
Dated
Due on April 1 and
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
"
works
Village
the
100.23,
of
of
Coos
a
Bay
National
Local Sch. Dist.,
Sale
Idleyld
—
Roseburg), Ore.
$10,000 water
The
Route,
,
Bond Sale—The
system bonds offered May
bonds
offered
1839—were
1934—were awarded
May
$400,000 school
11—vi 173, p.
awarded
to the First
Cleveland Corp., of Cleveland, as
2 Y4S,
at
a
price of 100.076,
of about 2.24%.
a
basis
to
the
First
i National Bank of Portland, and
Toledo, as 3s, at a price of 100.077,
| Douglas County State Bank, of
Ryan,
Sutherland
Co.,
&
Roseburg,
of about 2.98%.
basis
par,
a
Township Local Sch. Dist.' 2.10%,
Wayne
(P.
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
1934—were awarded
Bank
2V2S, at a price of
basis of about 2.46%.
Douglas County School District
No. 12 (P. ,0. Box 270,
,
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 173,
p.
im¬
$16,300
of
to
Ohio
Bond
"
Vandalia, Ohio
11—v. 173, p.
a
■
Ore.
The
of Coos Bay, as
noon
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Lay,
—
,
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
fer &
to
Inc.,
Co.,
Sutherland & Co., all
as
13/4S, at a price
100.50, a basis of about 1.62%.
Education,
$80,000 building bonds.
April 1, 1951.
&
Toledo,
of
Sale
offered on
provement bonds offered May 14
1743—were —v.
173, p. 1839—were awarded
composed of
Ryan,
Bond
of
group
Bond
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
May 26 for the purchase
on
a
Stranahan,. Harris
Dist.,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
$535,000 street
improvement
bonds
May 15 —v. 173, p.
Miller & Co.,
2%s, at
Dill¬
OREGON
Toledo,
ing and equipment .bonds offered
May 16
serially from
Offering —Mozelle
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
Bond
bohds.
sewer
ingham, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
of Education will re¬
sealed
/
'
Oklahoma
*Bond
/;0ffering—The Clerk of
jBoarii
bonds.
Pittsburg County Indep. Sch. Dist..
No. 80 (P. O. McAlester),
Dist.,
ibiioll
y
works
Each issue matures
purchase of $25,000 school,
equipment bonds. Dated June 1,
Sch
water
5,500 sanitary
for the
Local
Village
Sch.
Village
Strongsville
Jan. 1, 1952.
on
Breed
O. CircUville),
Sale
Bond
—
The
Ohio
jointly,
at
May 14
—v.
173,
p.
1934—were
as
follows:
.
on
100.33,
as
a
2Vzs,
at ;a
-
:
t
April 1 from
160,000 2s.
Due
on
April 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
awarded
to J. A. White & Co., Inc.,
cinnati,
of
price
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
$10,000- im¬
provement bonds offered
a
net. interest cost of about
$240,000 2V4s. Due
of Cin¬
'
atjd price.of 100.58,
■
Jones, Okla.
Bond" Offering—Bill
•
Co.,. Inc., New York City,
r
*
the Board of
City Sch. Dist., Ohio.
Irving Co.,; Doll & Isphording,
ceive
March 1 from
Gclesville School District (P. O.
on-"/
in-"""
dated
are
Interest
*
ing
Due
1956
The
—
hri V/
OHIO
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
build-
bonds,
1952
price
basis of about 2.44%..,
of
Bond
tel,
Eugene,
Ore.
Offering—Henry F, Beis-
City
^
J
.
Canadian County Indep. Sch. Dint.
No. 57 (P. O.
Union), Okla. •
Raleigh
May 22 for
on
purchase of $1,480,000 bond
anticipation notes. Dated June 1,
Bellville
*
$40,000
•
from
"
from
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
16,000 3s.
,
Sale—The
follows:
$10,500 4%s. Due
h
Bond
as
Inter¬
'
p.
Inc.,
Bond Offering—H. W. Messmer,
of Durham,
and the Vance Securities Corp., of
par,
.....
Peeler
The
1951.
ings Bank & Trust Co., Weil, Roth
&
Ohio
$26,500 school
building bonds offered May 15
—v. 173, p. 2038—were awarded to
1
elusive.
cinnati, as 23/4s, at a price of 101.08, a basis of about 2.60%.
Beliefontaine
Sale---The
Oct.
Secretary of the Local Govern¬
Commission,- will
receive
County (P. O.
Beaufort), N. C.
Bond
station;
1960 inclusive.
Oct.!
-
from
'»
fire
on
50,000 judgment
&. Co., Cleveland, Provident Sav¬
ment
Carteret
street
Ave.
Due
--1952 to
1
inclusive,
Easterling,
101.076,
Bond
-
1839—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of McDonald
'
NEW YORK
"
offered
bonds
173,
Ohio ;
to the
p.
B
Wilmington, N.C.
Y.
bonds
South
bonds.
Sale—-The $900,000 series
Bond
on
Note Offering—W. E.
Sale—The $370,000 public
improvement
46,000
Oct.
on
1956
$6,500
price of 100.09,
basis of about 1.87%.
a
Due
& Harrison, Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Assel, Kreimer & Co., all of Cin¬
Co., New York
a
Sale
Parma
Easterling.
the
public
bonds offered May
2038—were awarded
White &
D.
R.
City,
Y.
$76,000
bonds.
.1952 to
N.C.
May 29 for the
anticirpation notes. Dated June 5, 1951
and due on Oct. 5, 1951.
until 11
Bond
7,000 special assessment sidewalk
Education,
$18,000 fire will receive sealed bids until 7:30
building and apparatus bonds of¬ p.m. (CST) on May 21 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 building and fur¬
fered May 10—v. 173/p.
1839
were awarded
Due serially from.
to Fox, Reusch & niture bonds.
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 2/4s.•
June 1 from
sealed bids at his office in
'
Spring Valley, N.
,
Bank & Trust Co., of Closter, for
school bonds offered
on
y-
Bond
June 1 from
purchase of $285,000 bond
1,
submitted by the Closter National
May 16 was rejected.
Due
(EST)
a.m.
ap¬
Trimble & Mitchell, of New
District, N. J.
—
June
:
Orange Township (P..O.
Galena), Ohio
/
from
1
1
Legality
Utica, N.
Norwood School
on
Note Offering;—W. E.
II
'
street
Interest
proved
chard, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 31 for the purchase of $30,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1951.
Due
Raleigh,
Due
'1952 to 1956 inclusive.
The
Sch. Dist.
Township
June
on
.1977 to 1981 inclusive.
-
Brook
est J-D.
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
35,000 IV2S.
to
inclusive.
''
;
price of 100.139, a basis of about
Green
Due
from
;i952 to 1956 inclusive.
from 1952 to 1963 inclusive.
about
Local Government
improvement Commission, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Raleigh until
June 1 from
sewer
50,000 local
2.32%.
.
interest cost of
follows:'
sewer
Oct. A
on
July lr
Legality ap¬
by
Squire, Sanders
&
sealed bids until .noon (DST) on
Cleveland.
June 6 for the purchase of $25,000 Dempsey,. of
municipal building bonds of 1951
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
OKLAHOMA
Secretaryof
100,000 local
offered on
May -15—v.
1933—were
awarded to Boland, Saffin & Co.,
i
2.84%,
of
price of
a
net
a
par,
from, 1952 to 1955
inclusive.
bonds.
bonds.
assessment.
Due"
proved
1965 inclusive;
NEW JERSEY
as
Securities: Corp.,
Greeqsboro, jointly, at
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1967 incl.
Bank, of Manchester, at
1.33% discount.
of New York City,
awarded
Co., of Durham,
2038—were
p.
Vance
and
73,000 highway equipment bonds.
National
special
bonds.
Ohio
W, Leydeckwill receive
Clerk,
Village
er,-
on
notes
improvement
173,
to J. Lee Peeler &
30,000 parking lot bonds. Due on
Bond
$130,000 water
bonds offered May 15
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
awarded
Due
follows:
as
May 15—v. 173, p. 2037—
to the Amoskeag
offered
were
Y.
Offering—Irving H. Beck,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
June 1 from 1952 to 1976 incl
Note Sale—The $1,000,000
•
District,
Bond Offering—F.
Sale—The
sewer
Bond
Manchester, N. H.
,
Schenectady, N.
and
re¬
ceive
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
r
vis, Director of Finance, will
30,000
Raeford, N. C.
—v.
W.
Offering
Bond
.•>
•
1.70s, at a price of par.
as
price
a
of ' about
sealed bids until noon
(DST)
Beechwold
on.June 6. for the purchase of
Drainage District, series No. 225
bonds offered the same day; were $223,000 bonds, divided as follows:
awarded t<? J, A. White & Co., of $90,000r Special
Assessment* paving
bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
Cincinnati, as I V2S, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about; 1.49%;
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 16—v. 173;
p.
1934 —' were awarded * to " the
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST), on May Co., of Cincinnati, as 2 V4 s, at a
22 for the purchase of $650,000 price of
100.21, a basis of about
school building .bond anticipation 2.229%/;; ;
'
notes. Dated June 1, 1951 and due
on Dec.
f. 1951.
/•
■
1
Mayfield Heights (P. O.
Richfield
Bank * of
!%s, at
'basis
Youngstown, Ohio
;
basis of about
a
'
"
."
as
a
100.65,
1.56%:.;:
Suther¬
1V2S, at
Ryan,
as
of
*•
East
sewers,
,
•
Cincinnati,
%
The $37,598.87 main trunk storm
.
.
equipment bonds
sold to J. A. White & Co., of
The
—
Bond Offering—J. Emerson Da¬
relief
Note
-
;
about 2.16%/
1.44%.
-
'
to
>
20,000. motor
Sbld
Toledo,
price of 100.06,
a
;
,
.
awarded
were
cost
follows:
,
Notes
and
land & Co., of
,
1
j
•
..
Offering—Philip J. Cruise, $30,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
Bond Sale—The $120,000 hospi1953 to 1957 inclusive.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
tal bonds offered May 14—v. 173; until 11 a.m.'
95,000 2s. Due on June 1' frorri
(DST) on May 23 for
p. 1933—were awarded to Piper, the
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
*;
!
purchase of $18,953,000 issue
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne90,000 21/4s. Due on June 1 from
LVI, State guaranteed notes. Dated
rapo lis.
,,
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
'
June 20, 1951, and due as follows:
{
^
c: *-• //. c /. "f
:.
;
$13,836,000 on Dec. 20, 1951, and
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
i
$5,117,009 on Jan. 21, 1952. Legal¬
'; NEBRASKA
:
Charlotte), N.C.
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
Ommha, N.cb:
*
Note Offering—W.. E. Easterling,
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Boftd: Offering/-^, J. Dinesen, York
city.;. ;//. , -;;
Secretary of the Local Govern¬
/ Jr,j City:Clferie, rWH) receive sealed
ment
Commission, ^will ' receive
bids, until 10*ami.. (GST) on May Richfield,. Otsego,. Exeter, Colum¬ sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
'
-
$173,305 street improvement notes
offered May 16—v. 173, p. 1934—
price of 100.02, a net
of about 2.176%, as
a
to Ryan, Sutherland -&
Co.; of Toledo, as 2V4S, at * a
price of 100.445, d basis of
...
Bonds
group
Board.
1963 inclusive., Interest M-N.
lo
1934—
p.
■sold
building bonds. Dated June
1, 1951. Due-on. Nov. 1 from 1952
O.,
173,
follows:
as
$60,000 first mortgage refuse dis¬
posal
plant
revenue
bonds
(EST)
noon
000
2038—were award¬ tal
composed of Kidder; p. 2038-—were awarded to a group
May 28 for the purchase of $150,-i
000 building; bonds; Dated JCuly lr Peabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs & composed of Kirchofer & Arnold
Inc„ Raleigh; Vance
.1951; Amortization bonds will be Co:, and Estabrook & Co., all of Associates,
Corp., of Greenboro,
the first choice and serial bonds New York City, as l^s, at a price Securities
the second' choice of the School of 100.280, a basis of about 1.449%. and J. Lee Peeler & Co., of Dur¬
17—v.
Education will, re-i
June 4 for the purchase of $12,-
on
May 9—v.
awarded
were
of
Bond Sale—The
school building bonds offered May
sealed bids untir 10 a.m. (MST) on
of
offered
Clerk
"<*
\ Bond Sale—The $80,000 bonds
~
Offering—The
Board
Xenia, Ohio
Brookfield),
Ohio
■
ceive sealed bids until
Waynesville), N. C.
$1,161,000
O.
(P.
\
(P. O. Port Benton),
1
Township Local School
District
53
Recorder, will receive
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2138)
series E
$133,557.28
of
purchase
Elm
1642
improvement bonds. Bids were re¬
jected at the previous offering on
Whitemarsh
Street,
Bond Sale—The
Sale
Bond
The
—
im¬
(P. O. 5112
Water District
McKenzie
Highway,
,
$357,000
Sale—The
gen¬
on
were
awarded
First
the
to
of
Bank
Eugene,
to Blyth & Co., of Port¬
173,
—v.
to
Philadelphia,
of
100.79,
&
,
l3/4s,
as
at
offered
May 15 were awarded to
John Nuveen &
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
City,
Clearfield County
O.
2%s, at
as
basis
about
of
2.66%.
(P. O.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
1839
p.
United
May 10—v. 173,
on
awarded to the Rollins
were
—
States
National
of
Bank,
Portland, as follows:
phia,
&
basis of about 1.62%.
a
1969 inclusive.
1 from
Due on June
31,000 3s.
inclusive,
1974
to
1970
Bond Sale—The
7
the
Marion County Sch. Dist. No.
102
Norwood,
IV2S,
as
at
a
price of 100.05.
Salem),
Offering
District
Steiger,
ceive
sealed
(PST)
chase
until
8
re¬
p.m.
for the pur¬
building
$53,000
Dated June
will
Clerk,
bids
May 31
on
of
Frances M.
—
bonds.
Due on June
1, 1951.
County
for the purchase of
eral
McCulloch,
&
Shuler
15,
bonds
sewer
May 8.—v. 173,
p.
1951.
to
Due
(P.
Dec.
on
by
Morgan,
from
Legality
Lewis
Township
Buena
&
at
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
for
the
purchase
of
Copeland,
of
$75,000
general
obligation
bonds.
/
$100,000
cost of about
28
6
the
for
general
Fordice,
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
obligation
July 1, 1951.
Due
of
op
on
J-J.
as
of
ma¬
are
July 1,1962. Interest
Legality approved by J. W.
Shuler, of Portland.
Washington
and
Multnomah
Due
Offering—Chas.
E.
bids until 7 p.m.
28
for
the
(PDST)
purchase
of
on
May
school bonds. Dated July
1, 1951.
Due
on
July 1 from 1954
inclusive.
Interest
to 1967
of
to
bids
$250,000
water
system improve¬
1,
bonds, series
1951.
bids to
follows:
as
after
(1)
Due
1961
to
be
on
be
turing
to
after
1966
May
1,
maturing
callable
.
(2)
of
submitted
bonds
May 1, 1961, and
1966.
as
bonds
be
of
ma¬
callable
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Park
'
Cities
"
-
.
Water
Control
;
r
and
Improvement District No.
syndi¬
a
Nuhn,
May 22 for
on
extension
May
D.
sealed
2
"
(P. O. Dallas 9), Dallas
&
County, Texas
•
Bond Offering—E. B.
Germany,
sive. Alternative bids will be
2.729%,
follows:
as
$137,000 2y4s. Due
1952 to
1956
sidered
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
663,000 2%s. Due
1957 to 1971
on
$11,400 to
June 1 from
Bond Offering—Geo. D. Roberts,
until
19
10:30
the
for
(DST)
(EST)
a.m.
on
on
of $150,-
Bond Offering
(CST)
purchase of $1,-
to
1976
part of
June 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
The
bonds
those
maturing
thereafter
in
callable
are
1964
as
on
B. W. Wooley,
—
June 4 for the
$650,000
bonds of 1951.
Due
school
pur¬
house
Dated June 1, 1951.
March 1 from 1952 to 1974
on
—
The
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Bond
and
of June
UTAH
provement bonds offered May 15
(P.
O.
Offering —H.
receive
sealed
Fulbright,
173, p. 1935—were awarded to County
Judge, will receive sealed
a syndicate composed of A. Web¬
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
ster Dougherty & Co., Philadel¬
6
for the
purchase of $300,000
phia; Singer, Deane & Scribner,
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1950
R. C. Schmertz & Co., and George
and due on Feb. 1 from 1972 to
—v.
G. Applegate & Co., all of Pitts¬
as
l%s at
a
1974
inclusive.
price of 100.15,
gality
basis of about 1.85%.
Interest
approved
Cutler, of
by
F-A.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Chicago.
Sugar Notch, Pa.
Bond
Borough
Offering
—
Secretary,
Neil
will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
June
1
for
the
Bond
Reilly,
receive
(DST)
purchase
of
$23,000 funding and improvement
Legality bonds. Dated June 1/1951. Due on
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
fJune 1 from 1952 to 1959 inclusive.
Sfeuler & Sayre, of Portland.
1 Interest J-D.
Sale—The
improvement
April 27
awarded
Trust
—
v.
to
J.
Cobb,
bids
until
172,
able
p.
street
offered
1631
—
1
inclusive. Alternate
special
was
Boise
&
improvement
purchased
Co.,
of
by
F.
T.
City.
Due serial¬
Legality approved
years.
Fabian,
by
Salt Lake
Dated March 1, 1951.
ly in 10
Clendenin,
Moffat
&
Mabey, of Salt Lake City.
Hyde
Park
Bond
land,
bonds.
sealed
(DST)
on
ment
J-D.
Vt.
McFdr-
bids
until
7
McAllen,
Bond
Due
May 25 for the purchase
bonds.
on
June
Dated
1
June
1,
1951.
from 1952 to
Legality
1971
approved
>
Offering—W.
until
7:30
L.
Peachem,
Schupp,
(CST)
p.m.
on
May 22 for the purchase of $1,000,000
street
from
improvement
1, 1951. Due
1952
to
1981
bonds.
on
June
1966.
Interest
proved
by
callable
J-D.
as
Vt.
,
v "'*"
Bond Sale—The $50,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered May 16—-v. 173,
p.
2039—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., of Boston,
at
a
price
of
100.166,
about 2.17%.
a
as
2.20s,
basis ,of
.
inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1967 and there¬
are
by
Texas
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
re¬
p.m.
$89,000 school house improve¬
inclusive.
Interest
Dist.,
W.
District Treasurer, will
ceive
of
Sch.
Town
Offering—B.
bids
on
after
were
June
1952
on
Fidelity-Bankers
of
June
Legality
WASHINGTON
1,
ap¬
McCall, Parkhurst
Washington Toll' Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia)r Wash.
&
Bond Sale—The
Crowe, of Dallas.
Co., of Knoxville.
3%%
bonds
,
$134,000
Peter Giuliani, of Montpelier,
1
$25,000
May 28 for the
will be considered.on 5-year call¬
1
Tenn.
on
from
Dated June
bonds
the
(CST).
Due
1961
to
Tenn.
Bond Offering—H. M.
Bond Sale—An issue of
President of the Board of Trustees,
purchase of $110,000 school house
Cleveland),
/
Texas
7:30 p.m.
im¬
;
VERMONT
Hawkins
bonds.
$200,000
Crowe, of Dallas.:
inclusive.
1, 1963. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ will
Bradley County
Sale
Bond
&
are
total issue of $2,000,000
a
of
on
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
Texas
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
chase
callable
Spanish Fork, Utah
President of the Board of Trustees,
p.m.
bids
be
to
1, 1966. Interest M-S. Le¬
agent
Corsicana Indep. Sch. Dist.,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bonds
con¬
bonds
.
Tennessee
•if
non-callable
-
fee
a
fiscal
as
for
for
hurst
inclusive.
act
and
March
The successful bid named
of
County (P. O. Maryville),
.
.
/
$6,800,000 Wash¬
ington State System Ferry reve¬
Madison
J-J.
and
Alternative
May 14—v. 173, p.
awarded
Chicago.
Taft,
$35,000
(CST)
sewer
Dated
Texas
A.
—
receive
Chicago.
$800,000 school
by
May 1 from 1952 to 1984 inclusive.
Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., both
April 1 from
on
Etowah,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
will
purchase
B.
as
cate composed of John Nuveen
April 1 from
on
Hillsboro), Ore.
Bond
1981
follows:
as
Scranton, Pa.
a
57-67, Jt. (P. O.
1952 to
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
burgh,
Counties School District
No.
7:30t p.m.
general obligation bonds.
Dated
turing in 1962 and thereafter
callable
000
Blount
and
until
May
Bonds
1, 1951.
J-D.
Bond Sale—The
1972 inclusive.
1, 1951. Due
City Clerk, will receive sealed
June 4 for the purchase
July 1 from
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
net interest
a
2.97%,
000.000 school bonds. Dated June
$15,000
bonds.
the
Co., of
Co., of Spartanburg,
FA'
Bond Offering—F. M. Newcom¬
er,
Troy), Ore.
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
&
Co., of Durham, and
$750,000 2%s. Due
June
i MiJ
bids
bids
Nuveen
of par,
of Board of Township
Greenburgh, Pa.
District
com¬
Braunfels,
Offering
Mayor,
TENNESSEE
Wallowa County Sch. Dist. No. 54
Bond Offering—Thelma
1935—
p.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
«>ma
O.
from
1
Interest
for the District.
water bonds.
(P.
com¬
syndicate
a
John
price
a
(P. O.
bids until May 21 for the purchase
31
awarded to
1954 to
Commissioners, will receive sealed
will receive sealed bids until May
$150,000 school
Dated June
June
on
New
Bond
ment
May 29
on
May
ston.
works and
Texas
$1,000,000
Vista), Pa.
Bond Offering—J. W.
Ore.
house bonds.
1935—were
Charlotte;
O.
15
inclusive.
1976
Secretary
Sweet Home,
(CST)
for the purchase of
bonds offered
A. M. Law &
Elizabeth
/
*
7:30 p.m.
of
as
approved
Vinson, Elkins & Weems, of Hou¬
CAROLINA
16—v. 173,
Lee Peeler &
offered
1839.
of
were
submitted for the $155,000 general
obligation
Dodge,
&
until
offered May
250,000 3s.
bids
1,
bined utility sewer revenue bonds
Ore.
Sold—No
Consoli¬
M.
College Station), Texas
Gaffney, S. C.
$1,000,000 gen¬
approved
Bonds Not
June
approved by Storey,
Bond Sale—The
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Stan field,
Due
dated
are
Palmer
obligation bonds. Dated June
1952
Sayre, of Portland.
&
10,
1972 and
r
terest J-D.
Winfree,
County, A.
callable
-
May
Media), Pa.
1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
dated
are
Chicago, Rauscher, Pierce & District
President, ' will receive
Chicago; Robinson-Humphrey Co., Co., of Dallas, First of Texas Corp.,
sealed bids until 8:30 a.m. (CST)
Inc., of Atlanta; F. W. Craigie & San Antonio, Moroney, Beissner
on
May 22 for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Hugh GarchinCo., Richmond; G. H. Crawford & & Co., Houston, Russ &
Co.;- San $350,000 improvement, bonds of
sky, Chief Clerk of the Board of Co., of Columbia; Frost, Read &
Antonio, and F. Bert Smith & Co., 1951.,Dated June
1, 1951. Due on
Commissioners, will receive sealed Simmons, of Charleston; Interstate
of Corpus Christi, at a price of
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May 29 Securities
Corp., of Charlotte; J. 100.001, a net interest cost of about
Delaware
Bond
bonds.
posed of R. S. Dickson & Co., of
Ore.
inclusive.
Legality
1971.
until 2 p.m.
Corpus Christi Indep. Sch. Dist.,
were
(P. O. Route 2, Box 339,
system
Bond Offering—Dr. Charles La-
Due
May
Trust
&
Bank
Interboro
of
sewer
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
bonds
SOUTH
11—v. 173, p. 1935—were awarded
Co.,
bonds
May 10 from
on
1981
are
$100,000
June 1 from 1952 to 1961 incl.
$45,000 general
'
V.
and
of
bonds.
inclusive.
on
O'Dell,
dated School District (P. O.
from
1
Boston.
obligation bonds offered
to
"
•
June
purchase
works
Brazos
inclusive.
funding
Thorndike,
Collingdale, Pa.
the
revenue
improvement
on
1961
1951. Legality
1957 inclusive.
B.
Motte, President of the Board of
84,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
1958 to
Due
1972 to
10,
on
The
price of 100.023,
a
Due
to
200,000
Inc., of Philadel¬
Co.,
l5/ss, at
as
$35,000 3y4s. Due on June 1 from
1953 to
1952
to Blair,
awarded
2039—were
p.
public
bonds.
$100,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered May 16—v. 173,
Offering—O.
for
water
June 1 from 1956 to 1970 incl.
150,000
Bond
24
Sale consisted of:
Clearfield), Pa.
$150,000 school
May 10 from
on
thereafter
Co., of New York City Manager, will receive sealed
a price of 100.52, bids until 4
p.m.
(CST) on May
;
Goshen), Ore.
Bond Sale—The
93,000 3s.
The
Arlington, Texas
1
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Le¬
TEXAS
$150,000 refunding bonds. Due on
(P.
May 10'frorh
on
inclusive.
64,000 2%s. Due
Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The $500,000 bonds
PENNSYLVANIA
1
1956.
May 1 from
inclusive.
1959
Central Falls, R. I.
a
No.
to
on
Due
1961
to
ISLAND
Bond
inclusive.
1961
to
3%s and 4s.
District
Feb. 1,
on
1952
gality approved by Chapman
&
340,000 2Vzs. Due on Dec. 1 from
County Union High School
1957
price
a
$43,000 2V2s.
1951. Those maturing in
1951
Na¬
and due
90,000 bonds. Due
of
Co.,
basis of about 1.65%.
a
RHODE
V/2S,
as
Robinson
follows:
$30,000 bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951
1935—were awarded
p.
Aspen,
$340,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
May 5—v. 173, p. 1839—
fered
were
land, at a price of 100.028, a net
interest cost of about 2.63%, as
of¬
bonds
water
obligation
10
follows:
Springfield), Ore.
Bond
$680,000 school
Monday, May 21, 1951
.
June by Dunn &
Wills, of Houston, as
on
$120,000:
gregating
$88,000
(CST)
19, the "following school bonds ag¬
Lafayette Hill), Pa.
Forest
May
offered
awarded
McKenzie Highway
Lane County,
Lane
auction at 2 p.m.
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 32 South Gillinger Road,
(P. O.
provement bonds offered May 15
bonds
tional
S
Grove), Ore.
May 14.
eral
No.
District
School
Union High
County
Washington
11 for the
sealed bids until June
..
County
(P.
Jackson), Tenn.
Bond
O.
^
.
:
Offering—August
Navasota Independent School
^^^'^Sdstricty Texas
JM^ Sale—An issue of
County Judge, will sell at public school house bonds
was
nue
p.
bonds offered May 15—v. 173,
1840—were awarded to
a
$2G0,0G0 dicate* headed by Shields &
purchased New York' City, as 3&s,. at
a
syn¬
do.,
price
!
il
Number 5013 v
Volume 173
The Commercial^and Financi&bGkmmele
.
.
QTiBQ;a basis of about 3.396%.
t h o
hields &
ng
-associated
s e
Company in the offer-
Harris,^Hall & Co., In-
are:
rporated;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
mblower &
Whitewater, Wis.
with
.
arks & Co.; Stern Brothers and
irst of Michigan Corporation.-
will
for
5
the
purchase
bonds, divided
ALBERTA
sealed
(CST) on June
receive
bids until 3 p.m.
Each
1951
issue
is
due
and
April
April, 1
on
Dominion
Securities
1,
from
1954
to
by
Quaries,
WEST VIRGINIA
inclusive.'
1963
approved
Legality
Spooner
Lines,
Co.,
&
and
McLeod,
Young,
■'
United States
May
on
West
Virginia(Stoteof)
issfte
Campbell Comnty (P. O.
-
Governor, will receive sealed
son,
Gillette,
bids until 1 p.im (EST) on May 23
16 of the
for
the
purchase
Of
$67,500,000
veterans' bonus, series V, revenue
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
rune 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
vnds maturing in 1962 and there¬
after
callable
are
Interest
1962.
roved
J-D.
1,
Offering
rimble & Mitchell, of New York
ratified
the*.purchase of"$225,000
memorial hospital -bonds. Dated
for
1,
June 1,
the
are
purchase
of
Fuel
^
;•
$95,000
payable
from
——
tobacco
oil
(Press reports: state
ssential -by
inflationary and
J-D.'
Legality
by Jan. 1, 1950. Due
approved
-
on
the
for
Fuels
Reserve MarchBiisiness Index
oh-May 1
its
monthly
indexes
employment and payrolls, etc.
month and
a
bids
average
1923-25
'
=
'
average
Total
the1 purchase
for
2
uilding
„
179
1209
207
179
245
203
248
245
203
120
,102
119
120
102
177
169
1180
175
172
69
Total
163
169
159
170
mm
1263
263
207
1263
263
207
173
1198
198
173
233
178
1230
238
178
183
174
1230
—.
183
146
*
»
174
145
a
.463
487
181
463
487
1291
288
247
1294
291
250
166
147
1164
164
147
384
352
1374
384
1523
509
428
1523
509
428
*
236
197
a
236
197
1163
163
148
1163
163
148
Ill
118
141
111
118
141
127
125
149
127
120
149
—*
<■
—
—1
--
1.
1164
—
—
—
chemicals
—
-----.—
'
m-1
^
—— —
'
-
—
coal
to
nterest
M-S.
Legality
=
and
108
48
89
108
152
1188
185
152
131
119
192
94
83
93
63
1127
—
a
ore
•m—
♦Data not yet available.
for construction contracts;
100
for all
other
IPrelimlnary.
Joint
Sch.
Diet.
Without
-Seasonal
1950
-
Feb.-
Adjustment
r-1951—
Mar.
Mar.
Livestock
1950
Feb.
Forest
Ore
Mar
173, p.
v.
o
Northern
the
Trust
Co.,: Chi-
the Commercial & Sav-
ago, and
Bank, of Monroe, jointly, as
ngs
%s, at a price of 100.525, a basis
f about
139
112
114
139
204
197
144
134
126
131
116
194
1230
228
268
181
1195
196
177.
1152
153
139
143
123
241
241
134
70
60
39
157
141
134
149
133
127
—.
l.c.l.
available.
not yet
53
48
53
54
46
54
279
IPrelimlnary.
200
•
United Stales
Savings Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through April 30,1951
"*323 '
,<275
t305
269
311
278
1313
276
292
1305
334
274
1299
284
268
;
(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded and will not necessarily add to
Total
nchagricultural
1152.6
152J2
141.2
1151.2
149.9
factory
1161.3
161.3
141.3
1160.9
160.9
141,0
1433.3
429.4
Factory payrolls, total
—
139.6
139
129
127
130
119
value
326
274
1284
262
258
285
♦
334
290
V
value-
349
Series
itil 7:30 p.m.
for
the
7,531
5,817
43.58
4,580
44.30
and minerals
Series
E-1946——
4,543
2,187
2,356
51.86
multiply durable
Series
E-1947-—
4,201
1,741
2,460
Series
E-1948
1,584
2,709
three-month moving averages, centered at
Series
E-1949—
4,216
1,368
2,847
Series
E-lSfiO—
3,678
850
2,827
76.86
Indexes to
876
30
846
96.58
65,910
31,267
34,643
52,56
70,913
35,984
34,929
49.26
convert durable
manufactures,
*
nondurable manufactures,
by 0.379, nondurable by 9.469, and minerals by 9.152.
Construction contract indexes based on
second
value
month, of
figures,
F.
W.
shown In
data for
Dodge
37
Eastern States.
Federal Reserve Chart Book
To convert
multiply
total by
hospital
unicipal
15,
"ay
rOm
1951.
Due
of
$200,OtfO
bonds.
on
es,~
-
Legality
Spooner
Iwaiikee.
—_—
—.-mi¬
mos.)_—
15
&
by
approved
=
-
;
of,
Series
Without
Seasonal, Adjustment
SeVies
1950
—1951
1950
262"
i_——i—
'
'.Open • hearth'
Electric
.
__i:
„
262
252
205
Series
F
228
218
175
Series
F and
298
281
243
Series F and
217
7
206
180
206
.217 -•
-
"
879
815
691
679
815
328
243
1334
328
243
1308
307
Series. F and
691
*1334
214
-
Transportation equipment
Automobiles
(inci.
'
.1308
parts)-—-
1250
Nonferrous metals and products-
Fabricating
and
•
214
"307"
*
.
?216
Lumber
3,420
944
2,475
72.37
875
2,876
76.67
631
2,552
80.18
81.46
3,010
G-1949—
558
2,452
422
2,17§
83.72
242
2,800
92.01
1,672
—
2,599
3,043
G-1946——
G-1947
77.77
74.01
3,183
—
1,207
2,400
;
128
1,545
92.40
2,348
37
2,311
98.42
344
99.98
5,028
23,137
82.15
—128
189
—
.1
:
G-1945^
Series F and G-1948—
»
-
'
and
346
843
3,751
(3-1943——-——
175
l:;ij<2fl>
1,552
Series F and G-1944——
-243
218
S9V:
F ahd
Mar.
.,.905^
252
>
228
--
.■
Machinery
63.10
67.53
3,243
and G-1941—
Feb;
Mar.
Ma t.
Feb;
-
F
Series F and G-1942
-
Mar.
MANUFACTURES
1
58.56
'
Series F and G:
100)
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation,
Iron and steel.:
—
—
Total Series A-E-————
(1935-39 average
.
t250
200
t216
218
,
Series F and G-1950—
-Series F
201
222
ahd-G-1951
-
(4 mos.)-
*
344
208
189
262
218
262
t224
222
208
1224
-1—t212
216
197
1212
.216
156
154
147
145.
tl42
134
28,165
Total Series F and G
197
1161
133
176
-
Clay products
1
.,
1199
Furniture
'Oement'
v
tlTO
1155
products
-Lumber
Stone, clay and glass products-
Queries,
.
<
without seasonal adjustment, and payrolls Index com¬
Smelting and refining
Dated
May
1952 to 1971 inclusive. Inter-
M-N.
4,293
series E* 195114
$410,269,000,
———-
residential by $184,137,000 and all other by $226,132,000.
-
(GSThow^May
purchase
45,70
5,758
points in total index, shofoh in Federal Reserve Chart Book,
•
4
5,291
10,338
indexes to
Riport, "Wikf^- :;>'
will receive -sealed
53.04
6,285
13,348
Steel
Clerk,
1,087
3,822
E-1945----———
To
2y*s>
A.. Whiting;,
549
3,383
■.#
—.—w-
E-1944——r——i——
Pig iron
Bend- Offering^M2.
1,636
-
——
Series
averages.
bout 2.209%.
ity
E-1942
7,206
11,577
E-1941
Series
^Estimated.
fPrellmlnary.
-—1951-4—
price of -100.425,--a basis of
66.44
Series E:
Series
available.
p.
t a
5.72
NOTE—-Prodttctldn. carioadlngs, and department store sales Indexes, based on dally
840—were awarded to John Nuas
$5,003
Series A-1935 to D-1941———
UNMATURED:
120
1290
—
$60,000 school
Co., of Chicago,
$286
MATURED;
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
&
$4,717
Amt. Issi
333.5
—.
piled by Bureau of Labor Statistics,
een
Outstdg.
Redeemed
Issued
Total Series E-
173,
totals)
{Amount
Outstdg,
tAmount
'
:
Factory employment Index,
Sale—The
53
123
137
210
144
49
147
191
1274
67
55
—
—-lJ
Merchandise,
,
44
147
—--
138
.
Percent
1.69%.
nds offered May 14—v.
Mar.
143
62
products
——
Rhinelander, Wis.
Bond
1950
Feb.
186
t Amount '
-
*Data not fst
1840—were awarded
Mar.
114
SeriesE-1943
May 10
Adjustment
r-1951—
Mai.
Feb.
183
217
211
;
Employment-—
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
on
Without
Seasonal
1950
112
__—
Miscellaneous
1218°
187
221
13027
(City and County), Wis.
uilding bonds offered
average = 100)
202
—-
—
-
.
1298
All-other
index, shown
to- points In total
Book, multiply coal by 0.213 and miscellaneous by 0.548.
r-—"—"
,
271
—
Department store stocks,
No.
indexes
'rV'
150
Coal
series.
valuer-
Department store sales,
Monroe
*
Mar.
232
tsod
Freight carioadings
of Minneapolis.
Barber,
352
89
payrolls;
1234
—
Residential
approved
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
181
185
—1951—
t276
:
—
Construction contracts,
Total
y
145
,
40
—
—;
——
•
Adjusted for
employment
115&.
$80,000
inclusive,
146
.;
1188
—
petroleum
"■Data
——
Nondurable
bonds,
1963
1956
72"
67
162
ated June 1, 1951. Due on Sept.
from
*
1
162
(1935-39
1222
—
-
Durable
Olson,
of
improvement
72
207
248
NOTE—To convert* cbal and miscellaneous
Manufactures—
5
(CST) on May
97
230
1209
Ijl''
INDEXES •
production--
Clerk, will receive; sealed
p.m.
107
334
*
•
Coke
(P. O. Amery), Wis.
2
*
FREIGHT CARLOADINGS
for
100
average =100
1935-39
:
,
Until
248
'
Lincoln and' Clayton Joint
ids
97
249
198
follow:
year ago,
1939
\
loan.)
M
107
*
The indexes for March, together with
Mar.
Offering—C.
167
Seasonal Variation
Industrial
trict
.170
*
—
——
Metals
of; industrial production, factory
BUSINESS
City of Amery and Towns of
:v'
83
176
179
1177.
In Federal Reserve Chart
WISCONSIN
Bond
154
100
*
—.—J
Bituminous
•'V^Tbe Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System issued
—1951
No.
;
—
-Coal
Iron
Adjusted for
District
160
1101
I
;
Anthracite
Seasonal Variation
School
1159
152
MINERALS
-
jtraint Committee and for this
ili ^be submitted
173
159
consumption
Rubber products
Jan. 1 from
.
nonr
any
177
1183
—
Industrial,
h
Canadian 'funds.
the Voluntary Credit
her(e is doubt whether
1180
—
T
148
i
Rayon
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬ 1952 to 1970 inclusive. Payable in
a
as
142
'
hat the bond issue has been dis-
pproved
1148
—
Paints
water
.
monopoly.
109
160
—
Chemicals
on
tateon which sales the State has
120
*
Crude
price of .-wines" and liquors sold in
1110
119
Beehive
State
xicating beer, arid mark-up
148
111
.
128
150
148
products——
Bypjcduct
callable aS of June 1, 1961. Inter¬ mains extension debentures. Dated
cigarettes «aiid;^fidn4nr
on
125
.
Coke
1950 general election. The
are
takes
*
1150
'*
Gasoline
bids until 3 p.m. on May 28 for
men
turing in 1962 and thereafter
-
128
165
—
Petroleum and coal products-
Fleetwood,
City Treasurer, Will receive seaied
1951. Due on-June 1 from
Bonds
•
97
166
*
-products
Newsprint
,
120
tl6l
Paperboard
1971;
152
*
125
Newsprint
Lethbridge, Alta.
ver.
>nds
May
98
115
—
Printing and publishing
Bond Offering—T. H.
by the voters of the State at the
iov. 7,
due
1
24
ity. A constitutional amendment
was
3%s,
112
,
350
144
123
1170
—
foods-
Paper and products
$1,-
Clifton Gain, $799,900 3%s, due May 1, 1975, and
County Clerk, -will receive sealed $5,450,000 3%s, due May 1, 1981.
bids until 2 p.m. (MSTLon May
est
uthorizing the issue
218$00
ap-
Marshall,
1936. The
p.
follows:
as
—
manufactured
Cigars
—
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality
Caldwell,
by
June
of
as
Bond
173,
v.
is divided
116
119
products-
Cigarettes
001,000 3%s, due May 1, 1961; $3,-
Wye*
,
Other
referred to in
Offering-^-Okey L. Patte-
152
*
Tobacco
$19,468,000 debentures of the city
Bond
144
120
—
—
food
Processed fruits and vegs.
Ine» made public offering in the
of Milwaukee.
138
390
♦
*
-
Other
Weir,
174
t374
390
—
Meatpacking
-
175
350
174
*
Wheat flour
Gundy & Co., Inc.; A. E. Ames &
138
175
•
Manufactured
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Wood,
riman
173
173
products
Shoes
Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Har-
194
194
——
——
textiles —
and
Tanning
Corp!;
ton
dated
"Wool
Leather
syndicate composed of First Bos¬
bonds.
sewer
consumption
1950
-—1951
1189
tl89
—
Seasonal Adjustment
1950
1374
products
Rayon deliveries
Debentures Publicly Offered—A
follows:
as
and*
Cotton
Edmonton, Alta.
$50,000
of
Textiles
•
25,000 water works bonds.
Pressprich & Co;j Laurence Mi
.
Clerk,
City
Seasonal Variation
-r-1951—
'
'
it""
*
Without
Adjusted for
CANADA
Offering—- Lois Gratzig,
Bond
Weeks; Alex. Brown $25,000
Sons; R. H. Moulton & ,Co.; R.
<2139)
•
1238
'1-^.1^--^—l~
—
f!82
169
156
t,
194
W5"■
188
192.
182
158
1199
176
236
,,
194
t227
221
180
*
188
173
151
220
4,717
286
5.72
36,514
57,652
61.22
41,232
57,938
58.42
15?
H73
Total unmatured
92
99,169
—
Scries—Total matured———
5,003
94,166
Unclassified aales and redemptions
All
'
Grand
♦Less
total
than $500,000.
Ilncludes accrued discount.
tCurrent redemption Value.
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"You Build
and
your oivn
country's future
your
ivhen
for
you
save..."
BENJAMIN F. FAIRLESS
.
i
President, U. S. Steel Corporation
"A
free
economy,
such
as ours,
is built
future security of A merica depends
on
on the savings of the people. And the
the initiative and the growth of every
citizen.-We in U. S. Steel
encourage our
employees to join the Payroll Savings
proud that the National Tube Comjmny, one of our subsidithe first of the large industrial companies of the nation in 1950 to
Plan, and
aries,
have
we are
was
than
more
your own
Mr. Fairless is
not
and
expressing
a
80% of its employees participating. Remember,
country's future ivhen you save."
personal opinion,
nor
is he
speaking for other far-seeing executives when he tells
that
our
a man
economy
is built
builds for his
on
you
the savings of the people and
and his
own
country's future when he
saves.
now
hold
more
men
and
than 50 billion dollars in U.S.
Savings Bonds.
$50,000,000,000! Who sold all those bonds
of
the easy, automatic
on
save
people? The
answer
to
millions
is, nobody sold them.
80% of the employees of the National Tube Company
.
v.
75% of the employees of Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company
thousands of employees ©f other U.S. Steel subsidiaries
...
...more
than 8 million
employees of other companies
The U. S. Government does
ment
not pay
men
'
buying them
and
for their future. There
appeal.
How does
are
1
up
women an oppor¬
was no
%%
employee participation in
ings Plan match
every
Payroll Savings Plan. Their
employers merely offered these
tunity to
Actually, Mr. Fairless is merely putting in words the
who
build for
bought U.S. Savings Bonds and
month
emotional
thoughts and action of the millions of, employed
women
you
your
pressure, no
v
your
Payroll Sav¬
with the 80% of National Tube, the
75%: of Carnegie-Illinois?*Or, perhaps
relatively few large companies that do
you are one
of the'
not have
Plan?
a
In either case, wife or write,
Savings Bond Division, U.S.
Treasury Department, Suite 700, Washington Bldg., Wash¬
ington, D.C. Your State Director is ready to help you with
a
package plan-application blanks, promotional material,
practical suggestions and all the personal assistance
may
desire.
for this advertising. The Treasury Depart¬
thanks, for their patriotic donation, the G. Al. Basford
Company and
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
you
..
.
Monday, May 21, 1951
@FedFRASER