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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Ty 7t96t
Volume 173
*
New York, N. Y-,
Number 5009
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RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
-
INDUSTRIAL
Acme Steel Co.—Earnings—*
-
sales
i
,
,
Profit before income taxes
5,490,647
__—
Federal income taxes—^.
J
3,517,883
—;™F——
_A—
,
?
Netr
Capital shares outstanding.
Earnings
per
—V:
p.
172,
—_
In This hsue
1,936,648
$0.99
1,936,648
$0.81.
share
1825,
....
,
/■
,
Air Lifts, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files. With
SEC—
chase
Without
equipment
craft.
underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pur¬
and for administrative, costs to. manufacture air¬
Planned—
of notification with
bonds to be offered
& Co., New York.
new equipment and for
.
proceeds
$100
be
to
are
through
each
to
used
Pittsburgh
after
Number of
1
taxes.
common
3,303,691
1,627,167
shares outstdg.^
•Earnings per share-:
Allentown-Bethlehem
173,
Co.
the
of
bank loans,
Improvement Co,
used
be
to repay $595,000
and
(parent!,
for
to
of
$470,000
repay
.■.
of advances by The United
the company's 1951 con¬
"i. r*
Features
*
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and
City Bond Offerings
The Course of Bank Clearings—
program.
1951.
T^ree Months Ended March 31—
and
♦Profit
Federal income and excess profits taxes
used
he
to
•After
V.
common
special
both periods
,-i-J
^
;
on
other
parties,
12 Months Ended March 31—
sales
Net
Net
(Including Wholly Owned Subsidiaries)
Pfd,
2,474,694
2,474,694
2,474,693
2,472,820
divs. paid
9,781,466
$9.07
'
4,788
9,286
9,781.466
9,781,466
,,$3.77
$7.80
'v 4,831...
4,923
- 9,036
8,864
9,781,466
Earns, per com. share—
No. of pfd. stockholders
No. of
com.
stockholders
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
income
-43
52-
Czeschin,-formerly
Chief
succeed
Executive
for
James
the
past
$5.50
5,055
8,607
SHEET, DECEMBER 31
1951
2,946,502
173, p.
The
1,820,443
$3,152,513
1,487,667
58S-.156
$5.35
$5.04
but
1369.
Aluminium, Ltd.—Plans Expansion in British Colum¬
to launch
not
stock
"Shares
bia and QuebecDecisions
date.
holders of Armco
preferred may on or before June 14, 1951,
after, convert their preferred shares into shares of common
at' the rate of 2.55 shares of common stock for each share of
preferred stock, the present conversion price being $39 a share," Mr.
Hook
said.
"Preferred
shareholders
who. convert
their
preferred
shares into common stock on or before May 24, the record date for
the
75-cent
dividend on
the
common
stock, and who retain the
resulting shares of common stock, will be entitled to receive the
June 13, 1951 i cash dividend on such common stock.
589,256
$5.94
"The
$2,970,852
1,252,348
586,956
-
that
to
1,873,245
$3,490,516.
—
Capital shares outstanding-^—
Earnings pec share—
—V,
1949
1,981,945
office, in
immediately
a
new
expansion
program
in
R.
directed
convertible
—w--—$22*807,904 $20,168,402 $19,921,226
i
6,437,018
5,134,458
4,844,097
income: taxes—•——
income
1950
Corp.—To Retire Preferred Stock—
Hook, Chairman, announced on April 30 the directors
that all the outstanding shares -of 4Va%
cumulative
preferred stock be called' for redemption June 14, 1951.
redemption price will be $103 per share plus accrued dividends
have
;
taxes-
Dividends paid
1947
1948
taxes $46,856,597 $20,892,863 $40,617,062 $29,386,128
paid
divs.
Com.
1949
1950
some
Executive Vice-President, has been
Hill,-Jr., who had been the com¬
18 years.
Mr. Hill is retiring
under
the
company's Retirement Annuity Plan,
which allows for
automatic retirement of
employees reaching their 65th birthday,-—
V. 172, p. 1029,
C.
President to
pany's
-
-
Charlbs
Aluminum Co. of America—Annual Report—
after
the
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—New President—1
Charles
Alpha Portland Cement Co.—Earnings—
Federal
income
with
,
Profit before
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Colo.—Files—
notification
machinery and equipment.
purchase
elected
Federal Reserve February Business Index
$8,417,451
$0.95
$1.25
provision for accelerated depreciation,
tBased in
8,856,396 shares of capital stock now outstanding.—,
173, p. 1057.
N6t
of
6,774,192
$11,043,280
—
share,i_»^^.„.H——.
letter
a
,
that
Armco Steel
Net profit
tEarnings per
filed
of whom had been interested in the
acquisition of the property before the contract with Concord, have
already renewed their interest.—V. 173, p. 962,
15,191,543
18,137,985
;
to
stood
-
Federal Reserve System—
29,181,265
taxes.
income
1950
^_-„».„^$124,846,528 $90,916,850
operating revenues-—™.
before
__42
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Subs.)—Earnings—
April- 23
on
1,200 shares of common stock
<pnr 10. ceht^ to be
at "25 cents per- share, without underwriting. The proceeds'
its
Foreign Exchange Rates
—_43
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
i
——43
,
-
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (&
company
Bleachery Division, at Greenville, S. C. to Concord Textile Co, Inc.
was not completed because of the failure of Concord to consummate
contract of purchase.
The Aspinook Corp. stated that it would
hold Concord Textile Co. Inc. accountable for its default. It is under-"
-48;.
».
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-43
Dividends" Declared and Payable—————10
purchase, then the company proposes to seek a buyer at private sale.
The SEC has scheduled the
application for hearing on May 15,
1951, at 2:00 p.m.—V. 173, p. 561.
on
Aspinook Corp.—Plant Sale Not Completed—
The corporation announced on May 1 that the sale off its Union
,*
,
of $304,106
covering
arc
Miscellaneous
The
company
seeks An exemption from the Commission's com¬
petitive bidding rule in,"order to permit the sale of the bonds at
private sale to -seven Institutional holders of its $3,744,000 of out¬
standing bonds. If any of such institutions do not wish to make such
Sales
SEC
offered
-for
due
the 1951 quarter ere exclusive
172, p. 1826.
foreign subsidiaries.—V.
Anaconda Lead & Silver Co., Denver,
The
"
would
sale
bond
short-term
struction
—32
amount.
1976, at their principal
Proceeds
___32
Dow, Jones Stock,,and Bond Averages—
—31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages-31.
/*
\
10,043,291
$0.46
.
Corp. — Stock Sold — Bacon,
April 23 offered to the public 3,00u
shares; of common stock (par $5) at $10.25 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share. The ofiering waSj completed, the same day. The net proceeds went
to-James R. Addington, President of the company, who
was the selling stockholder.—V. 173, p. 1697,
V
_____41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
To Sell Bonds Pri¬
—
on May 1 filed an
application with the ^ SEC
issue and sell $l,500j000 of first mortgage bonds,*
company
Authorization to
Gas
$M9
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
vately to Institutional Investors—
The
.
$4,700,114
10,043,291
$0.65
—-—
share
American Rock Wool
Section-—40
,
from
Whipple & Co.
—----38
Stopk Exchange—
outstanding———-i
NOTE—The earnings for
—___-36
—^——37
Over-the-Counter Markets
377.
p.
Gas
$1,67
$2.03
^
•After preferred dividends.—V„
Toronto
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
1,542,195.
1,288,831
2,270,681
1,288,831
10,985,000
•—
common
1950
7,700,114
3,000,000,
preferred dividend requirements.- ■ „1
received
_35
Montreal Curb Exchange—
1951
1950 \
1949 *
$57,917,747 $37,551,378 $33,233,376
revenues
profit
—34
Montreal Stock. Exchange--i--—
Alleghany Ludlitm Steel Corp.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales and
Stock
(&
$6,653,075
-—
shares
•After
1951
17,638,075
—
""Earnings per
Stock
San Francisco Stock Exchange-
Corp.
$83,162,000 $51,220,000
-—*—
taxes———
profit
Common
Exchange--—_35
Exchange-———35
Philadelphia-Baltimore
working capital.
Net
Net
33
Midwest Stock Exchange..^
Tellier
purchase
to eliminate tho
stock (par $5),
Sanitary
Standard
&
taxes
Income
—32
*
sales—1-
Net income before
——.^-32.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
company
soon
expects to- file a letter
SEC
covering $300,000 of 6%
convertible
of
preference
Ended March 31-
Three Months
rNet
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-.!-,^—32
in .denominations
The
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
The
the
Stock
Boston
.
Alaska Telephone Co.—Financing
proposal
a
173,, p. 1473.
Subs.)—Earnings—
New. York Stock Exchange (Stocks)—11
New York Stock Exchange "(Bonds)
—24
New York Curb Exchange—
corporation on April 23 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 30,000 "senior- shares"-, (par $1) to-be offered at $10
Radiator
American
•.
i
The
per* share,
convertible
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. below.—V. 173, p, 1703.
See
Stock and Bond Quotations
.'-.
SEC
17 approved
April
shares «.of
American Cyanamid Co.—Sells Certain Holdings—
$1,602,290
.__il—1—
on
100,000
which had been issued.—V.
of
none
!
—
$1,972,764
income
stockholders
authorized
2,584,338
982,048
.
AMI, Inc.—Votes to Eliminate Preferred Stock—
The
1951
1950
$21,663,216 $16,055,162
Quarter Epded March 31—
,
Copy
a
INSURANCEV MISCELLANEOUS
-
,J
Net
Cents
and Investment News
■
v
Price 90
Monday, May 7, 1951
to
be converted should be
Middletown,
Ohio,
York," Mr. Hook said.—V,
the
surrendered
at
the corporation's
or at The Chase National Bank
173, p. 1169.
in
New
^
•
■.
ASSETS—.
Cash
U.
S.
'
-
<
r.
*
.
■
-
1950
/•
<
■
$
-v
-—-
bills (at cost)-.
securities
(net)—1—
Treasury
Marketable
Accounts
receivable—j.-
notes
and
Inventories
i—i—-—^
Prepaid insurance and taxes-,
Total investments
Other
assets
and
1——
—
—
deferred charges
Properties, plants and facilities (net)-"—
■
'
$
:- 325,920,249 316,608,574
Total
575,342,747 516,780,532
"
TtTARTTiTTIIfiS
^
Accounts
.
■
—_
—
——
—
—
*1949
,«•
$22,554,163 $24,267,947
19,930,650
* 5,502,695
5,563,997
63,347,580
34,285,396
"98,360,715
98,121,366
" 1,575,710
1,731,920
"30,618,023
30,023,574
7,532,962
6,177,558
payable
Dividend on preferred stock—i
Withholdings from employees for taxes
U. S. Savings bonds
Prov, for taxes, incl, taxes on income
15,626,675
16,354,748
618,673
618,673
595,500
;
336,292
19,954,344
48,664,049
*
Due the U. S. Government under agreement for
purchase
Other
plant
of
current
4,298,841
5,022,935
4,529,374
Notes payable:
2.55%
3%.
due Jan. 1, 1967—
due Dec.
"Due
Other
,
1,
1,352,217
1973-
—
-
-
—
banks
long-term,
Deferred credits to income and operating reserve
Serial preferred stock (par $100)—
Common
stock
.4,890,733
40,000,000
60,000,000
60,000,000
289,500
3,179,081
65,990,900
3,267,392
65,990,900
40,000,000
60,000,000
60,000,000
debt
(without
shares
—!
Capital
surplus
surplus
——
—
Earned
par
,-l
Total
•Reclassified.—V. 173, p. 857.
value)—issued
„
northeastern
built
in
district.
new
aluminium ingot facilities to,
"
secondary
distribution of
10,000
shares of
common
stock (par $1) was made after the close of the New York
Stock Exchange on. May 2 by A., G. Becker & Co. at
$36.62V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed and the
books closed.—V. 173, p. 757.
;
Associated Transport, Inc.—Recapitalization Approved
stockholders on
April 24
proposed a
recapitalization
plan
to eliminate the dividend arrears of $47 per share on tho
preferred stock (par $1001.
Under the plan, three shares of new 5% cumulative preferred stock
(par $50) will be issued in exchange for each share of 6% preferred
The
designed
G'/o
has been given to the financing of the combined
Having regard lor the funds now in" hand and assured, the
Prolonged
program.
Quebec,. together with
the
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Secondary Distribution—•
A
study
Company-believes, under present estimates, that the financial arrangements for the combined
developments have been substantially com- "
pleted. The company further believes that such additional financing
as may. be
required can be handled, on a normal basis.
Expected increase in
integrated Canadian
aluminium productive
capacity resulting from the two-province expansions scheme is- 150,000
metric
tons
(330
million pounds)
per
year,
bringing total usable
integrated capacity over the 550,000-ton mark. Of the new increase
in capacity, approximately 80,000 to 100,000 metric tons will be located
in British Columbia, involving the installation of the necessary gen- •
era ting capacity.
From the outset, however, the tunnels beneath the
mountains and a powerhouse cavern sufficient for 800,000 h.p. will
^
—
—
liabilities
aluminum industry, involving the first stage of ;a vast new
integrated
aluminium development in the remote areas of British
Columbia, and construction of another major hydroelectric power
plant in the Province of Quebec, Were* announced on April 26 by
Nathanael V. Davis, President.
Mr. Davis said that the Canadian developments would be undertaken
by the ompany's subsidiary, Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd., while
operations
to
provide the needed" intermediate' material alumina,
derived from bauxite ores, would be expanded in the Caribbean area, v
;Total capital expenditure involved in the program presently planned
is; $220,000,000, cf which $160,000,000 will be the estimated cost of
the
integrated first stage British Columbia development, including;
the required
alumina facilities.
The remaining $60,000,000 is the
estimated cost of, a
new 200,000 h.p. hydro-electric
plant at the
Chute Savanne op the Peribonka Rjver. in. the Saguenay district of
be
and
-
Canadian
,
8,151,1222
8,151,222
27,503,910
27,503,910
239,361,679 204,761,242
575,342,747 516,180,532
be
excavated, thereby providing, the basis for further rapid expansion.
company is
already embarked on a $45,000,000 program to
develop an initial site on the Peribonka River called Chute-du-Diable
("Devil's Falls") to produce 200,000 firm h. p. and support approxi¬
mately 45,000 tons of annual aluminium production.—V, 173, p. 1577.
"The
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Phone
Members
CEhtral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
New York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
.
,
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1386)
2
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
*
thereon.
The new preferred stock will
stock at the rate of 2 k common shares
for the lh-st three years, a°d it the iat®
of two common shares for the next seven years.
The new preferred
stock will be callable at $52.50 per share plus accumulated dividends
into
convertible
be
for
dividends
and. accrued
stock
three
share
aside
after issuance.
A sinking
of
the
annual earnings
years
15%
V. 159,
common
preferred
each
fund will be provided for setting
over
$2,000,000 after taxes.—
340.
p.
•
Proceeds
has
-for
Gf"oss
ry
income
income
r-rV.
*
oper,
173,
The
company
issued
Athens, O.—Files With SEC—
capital.—V.
bonds
mortgage
iir.st
denominations
working
with the SEC
15, 1902,
April 24 filed a letter of notification
on
in
of
and
$1,000
171, p.
offered
and
each,
the
by
to
company
issue
of
one
offering
payment
Offered—John
—Bonds
Dane
of
New
Orleans,
The
proceeds
will
used
be
to
in
paj
the
The
ington,
La.,
well
as
in
as
the
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$344,722
66,830
•"
*
77,742
$363,369
51,057
16,265
$398,130
railway—_
railway
$409,358
95,323
9,763
19,979
income—
oper.
Brown Co.,
-
■?"
23,484
From Jan. 1—
Gross,
Net
Net
1,145,748
railway
railway
oper. Income
ry.
—V.
961,752
1,031,666
226,958
148,408
48,316
from
from
11,473
123,401
2,754
'
1,156,913
224,442
48,849
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
deed,
.!
Net
ry.
default
such
of
'
Berlin, N. II.—Exchange Offer Extended—
26,362,280
35,523,264
—V.
$2,940,509
$7,842,211
3,590,049
$6,615,327
1,267,432
$2,047,558
523,465
1,516,6"54
now
stock
common
Exchange
and
has
authorized
been
the
on
York
New
mile
p.
trading
Exchange
that
on
adjacent
carrier
to
March
on
117,356
90,238
$43,868
$121,127
$75,"798
Income...
—V. 173, P. 1473.
14,857
21,935
45,274
24,486
Net
ry.
oper.
of
also
V.
commenced
not
are
shares
3.—
May
on
irrevocably bound to purchase the shares of common
to stockholders,
since the purchase contract pro¬
offered
their
obligations
offered
now
subject
are
1951
—
income
EFFECT
GIVING
outstanding
tEarnings per common share——
■"Revised by
the
V. 173, p. 1474.
stock
$2,150,000
($1
value)
par
shares
21,000
of
1958,
at
105%,
made
at
the
—V.
plus
interest
Bankers
Trust
Immediate payment will
Wall St., New York 15, N.
accrued,^
Co,,
16
BVD
"2,500,000 shs.
.
against
reserved
1951.
of
east
River.—V. 173,
(A.
M.)
Castle &
Co.—Earnings—
Months Ended March 31—
3
•
Net
income
shares
New Haven
i.*8ee
Pulp 6c
Board Co, below.—V.
173, p.
1474.
stockholders
authorized
common
See
Consolidated
Bausch &
Textile
Co.,
Inc.
Lomb Optical
below.—V.
173,
/Total
before
Federal
income
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
taxes
before
Federal
1949
$38,219,201 $35,377,604
1,453,336
2,992
;
income- taxes
'.Net
income
before
483,073
minority
in
Crll, 840
$970,263
Dr24,363
interest:
subsidiaries:
-Net", income
/Earnings
share-.
...
CrS, 778
$24,610
$1.23- ;
.
Nil
172, p. 1626.
March—
Gross
1951
from
Het
from
Net
ry.
railway.
railway
:
$193,231
$216,530
480,000
240,000
240,000
$0.70
a$0.40
"$0.45
1949
$804,597
$1,099,596
337,741
476,027
384,825
565,718
from
TNtet
from
Net
ry.
—V.
of
stockholders,
of
placed
options
which
merged
that
in
company
company
1,205,838
have
1,445,702
and
593,715
Calgary
Stock
605,482
'754,630
directors'
proposal
to
.the management stated, will avoid confusion as to the kind of business
in- which subsidiaries of the corporation
are
engaged.
Through its
subsidiaries (which generally operate under the name of Personal Fi:hance Co.), the company makes small loans to individuals and families
36 states and Canada.—V.
173,
p.
1170.
$1,700,000
stock
on
6
Calvan's
five
the
form
to
to pursue
companies:
listed
been
the
on
Exchanges.
Calvan
The
Montreal,
Toronto,
embraced
merger
Ltd., Garnet Oils
and Zodiac Oil Co. Ltd.
will
be
converted
Calvan
in
into
term
a
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
producing oil wells and is
producing companies in Canada.
future
annual
reserves
in
are
production
presently
addition
the
in
the
in
the
will
be
in
substantial
seven
of
1,
Bee
Beneficial
Industrial
Loan
Corp.
efforts
Alberta
above.
has
and
already
Petroleums
9;:,(E. W.) Bliss & Co.—New Chairman of Board—
Powkowki
Oswald L. Johnston
^.
of Directors,
Executive
on April 26 was elected Chairman of the Board
succeeding Robert C. Enos who became Chairman of the
Committee.
Mr.
Johnston
has
been
a
director
of
this
com¬
pany for 12 years and is a partner of the New York law firm of
Simpson Thacher & Bartlett who are general counsel for the
company.
Johnston
is
also
a
director
of
the
Manufacturers Trust
Co.
York City, The Atlas Corp., General Baking Co., Consolidated/yiiltee Aircraft Corp., Stern Brothers, and other corporations.
.^Mr. Enos who became Chairman of the Executive Committee is
-blso President of the Standard Steel Spring Co.—V.
172, p. 1626.
*5'.i'l"
,
^
Borne Scrymser Co.—Split-Up Approved—
delivery
to
^oqcasion
Less,
arise.
The
continuation
of
present
upward
oonC°Iy)ai68S ^U21iefS Wil1 permit resumPUon of dividend
trend
in
payments
corporation on May l filed a registration statement with the
SEOr covering
500,000 shares of capital stock to be so'd
through
Vance, Sanders & Co., Boston, Mass. The proceeds are to be used for
investment.—V, 173, p. 198.
Gross
oil
up
and
a
gas reserves in
substantial acreage
company, joined
20,000
acre
in
ry.
Gross
the
Working
expenses
earnings
$2,945,436
$3,264,136
—V.
The
company
covering
for
per
April 23 filed
shares
,
of
letter
of
stock
(par
notification
10
cents)
T.
M.
offer
share, without underwriting, the proceeds to
operation
Another
and
letter
drilling
of
of
to
be
the
be
was
the
same
used
date,
to
investors
an
1,162,009
280,849
not
for
offer
the
common
business
on
stock
June
of
exchange
Gulf
of
15,
of
preierred
its
Service
Public
1951.
95%
Over
Co.,
inc.,
the
Gulf
of
deposited for exchange.
Vice-President,
be
extended
corporation
time
from
up
May
on
stated
2,
beyond June
notes
the
to
on
April 27
to
time
received
been
company
15.—V.
that the
173,
p.
exchange
1578.
now
now
Sept.
amount
has
with
authorization
1951,
30,
permanent
outstanding)
maximum
SEC
received
until
from
or
financing,
maturity
until
March—
$700,000
of nine
Net
Debentures Placed Privately'— The
placed privately with institutional
issue of $5,000,000 27/8% sinking fund deben¬
—
April
from
ry.
railway
of
234%
months
notes,
or
repre¬
borrowings
1950
1949
194S
$1,011,000
$852,000
$796,000
$893,000
260,094
91,978
21,394
155,059
5,463
*63,881
52,181
~2;338,000
2,347,000
2,429,000
254,143
223,554
232,870
*52,370
*60,049
10,327
railway
oper.
or
notes
Inc.—Earnings—
1951
from
issue
$2,000,000
of $2,250,000.
outstanding
Central Vermont Ry*
to
unsecured
borrowings for construction; and the additional
required for similar purposes.—V. 173, p. 1790. -
Net
tures due April 1, 1976,'through Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
r-Vv 171, p. 1354.
of
Hauer,
have
Gross
in
989,900
204,718
senting
pay
covering
50,000. shares to. be. sold through-broker:--at the-market--^approximately
75 cents), the proceeds co go to H. L.
Rath, the selling stockholder.
company
been
will
The
are
filed
9,254,965
1,102,613
235,989
439,755
has extended
stock
close
(including
less,
SEC
offered
well.
notification
9,177,386
1,738,421
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—Notes—
$1,363,042
with
278,933
9,074,642
income...
company
the
stock has
County, Utah—Files
a
113,986
11,285,208
.
1374.
common
shall
common
1948
$3,346,838
576,697
270,930
$3,266,935
459,373
188,150
income
oper.
173, p.
The
on
100,000
600,694
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.—Offer Extended—
173, P. 1474.
Cane Creek Oil Co., Moab, Grand
a
1949
$3,354,720
580,276
railway
railway..
from
ry.
until
$6,076,132
by
•'
$4,024,601
railway
oper.
Net
of
Manyberries gas field in
Manyberries field is scheduled for
pipe line to get under way shortly and
pipe line will carry gas from neighboring
,1951—Month—1950
1951—3 Mos —1950
$34,506,550 $32,229,816 $98,208,418 $83,177,567
—• 31,561,114
28,965,680
92,132,280
81,814 525
earnings
■
Ry.-^-Earnings—
"l951
1950
railway
from
Net
south
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
Co.
6c
From Jan. 1—
Tartan
reservation
from
Net
and
very
Morgan
une&cihsinged shares have been sold
Read 6c Co. Inc.—V. 173, p. 1790.
'
■"
from
Net
The
Carnation Co.
Boston Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
.,
a
this
and
of Georgia
March—
and
at $1
President, states that this change will enable the com¬
its business by acquiring properties or facilities
as
expand
may
on
miles
same
Central
an
await¬
renew
shares of the authorized but unissued stock.
to
well
from
over
likely this
building
to
recently the
redemption
:dw-
Canadian Pacific Ry.—March Earnings—
^
on April 30 approved a proposal to change the
authorized capital stock from 40,000 $25
par shares
(par $25)
to
?5P0,O00 shares
(par $5) and effect a 5-for-l split.
Each
present
:$25 par share will be exchanged for five new shares, leaving 300 000
L.
Montana
to
and
More
P.
syndicate headed by Dillon,
areas.
3^,-The stockholders
pany
15
defense
capped
J.
of
recent
*,
directed
to
10
for
it is thought
-V.
-
area,
Gas
Net
.
be
been acquired.
io drill a test
Alberta.
of
New
will
British Columbia
with
gas,
presently
ing favorable market outlets.
Main
the
unsubscribed
The
that
$1,250,000. Oil
13,000,000 barrels and
reserves
office
the
and receive the full redemption price
31.
of the first preferred
May
convertible
interest
an
to
stock were receive#®
sale by the company of 1,000,000 shares of new .
preferred stock.
More than 85% of the new pre¬
ferred stock was taken up as a direct result of the exercise of sub¬
scription warrants and the exchange of 7%
second preferred stock.
for
the
Funds
through
independent oil
estimated
at
redemption agent,
dividends
accrued
and
certificates
their
surrender
of
excess
wells
gas
has
largest
officials
neighborhood of
has
interest
of;
Company
income
company
5.43%
of
Company Limited
one
corporation on May 1 called for redemption on May 31, next,
outstanding 420,000 shares of first preferred stock, $4.75 series
and accrued dividends.
However, owners of the 6tock may
$105
Incorporated,
Oil
loan.
and
76
.
The
the
at
following
Garrison
of underwriters.
group
Calls First Preferred Stock for Redemption—
Vancouver
the
Ltd.,
headed the
Inc.
place
an
Petroleums
preferred stock
underwriting commissions of $1,745,003 and estimated
of $335,000, but exclusive of accrued divi¬
dends) will amount to $81,049,347. Dillon, Read & Co.
Ltd., Polaris Oil Co. Ltd.,
The company also stated that Calvan Consolidated has assumed the
loan
redeem outstanding
necessary to
debentures of three of the
companies involved in the merger, but it is expected that the loan
average
':";t Beneficial Loan Corp.—New Name Approved—
will
dividends.
expenses
company
and
unsubscribed
from the cor¬
.
independent
this
treasury
142,108
purchased
were
were surrendered to the corporation
connection with the exercise of war¬
rants. As a result, the cash proceeds to the corporation
from the' sale of new preferred stock (after deducting
Ltd.—Merger, Etc.
of
April
on
in
remaining
the
for exchange or in
.,V
"
and
by the underwriters at $100 per share plus
dividends, or an aggregate of $14,210,800 plus
These 142,108 shares were reoffered
sold at the same price.
112,471 shares of 7% sec¬
ond
the :
173,
pl-oductioh.—V.
stock,
unexchanged shares
accrued
aggressive policy
of exploration and
development, company officials declared on April 30.
Officials said that the amalgamation was
recently approved by the
Supreme Court of the Province of Alberta and that shares of the
1.379,090
ratified-the
"civilifov
and, offsetting
$0.05
i
accrued
Were
mine
561,234
$0.09
poration
i
company's Wolverine Tube
/.
strong cash position
a
new
flcb»nge the corporate title of this company to Beneficial Loan Corp.
^.Elimination of the word "Industrial"' from the corporate name,
rthrough 640 offices in
were
than
more
and
$0.46
Wisconsin
561,234
$0.21
562.
p.
ferred
and
the
on
■<■-
outstanding
companies
has
325,481
30
restrictions"
173,
28,677
562,485
outstanding-^
52,759
Celanese Corp. of America—Stock Subscriptions and
Exchanges—Of the 1,000,000 shares of new 4Y2% pre¬
stock, series A, 857,892 shares were issued upon
exercise of warrants or exchanged for 7% second pre¬
charges.
-
2,575,371
April.
on
other
and
government
$957,708
-
$0.44
1474.
1 84,326
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.—To
Change Name—
The
effect
2,510,183
409,086
1949
$1,691,730
120,015
—
ferred
460,000
$910,240
production orders of
1 90,232
1474.
1950.
$2,061,318-
share.
per
■
850,506
1,417,708
1,363,000
concentrate sales ffiom the%ftew
2,567,691
6
income.—
2,275,240
taxes
income
zinc
1,054,250
railway
oper.
173, p.
other
and
127,647
railway
—V.
172,
after taxes
shares
Earnings
1950
$9,652,179
2,413,019
—
2,449,025
From Jan. 1—
1951
$3,359,563
income
Capital
the
and
shares.—V.
1951
depiet
important factors in achieving this gain in revenue
oil
1948
$860,876
""
.Gross
and
—
NOTE—Defense
Division
p.
1950.
America—Earnings
sales
Net
tha
Increase
shares
1,000,000
to
f I
deprec.
income
Net
Exercise
$817,195
income....
oper.
1950
500,000
971,743
Calvan Consolidated Oil & Gas Co.,
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
j
from
to
proposals
to
taxes
Earnings per share
$14,832
$945,900
conlmon
per
approved
471,743
$13,275,973
after
income
income
"After
:
Minority interest
stock
21
from
revenues
income
oper.
"Profit
1950
income
profit
stock
Quarter Ended Ma,rch 31—
,1790,
Catalin Corp. of
1342.
Net
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
p.
1950, the name
effective April 2,
Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co.—Sales Rise
Bates Manufacturing: Co.—Exchange Offer Extended—
—
March
on
preferred
p.
1949
$337,985
outstanding
"Adjusted to give effect to the 2-for-l stock split in November,
p. 658.
21,
Inc.,
1950
1951
taxes
after
—V. 173,
California Water Service Co.—To Increase Stock—
The
Bartgis Brothers Co.—Exchange Offer Expires June 29
1475.
p.
,
authorized
*
of
in
It maintains 24 sales branches in
C.).
(S.
the Mississippi
3 Months Ended March 31—
126, p. 2307.
purchase
11
plant in Greenwood
Net
be
Y.
stock
idle
$0.87
Dec.
on
1,203,813 shs.
of
3,470,439
$1.04
BVD Industries,
to
exercise
an
states
3,189,838
3,476,439
stockholders
the
changed
was
$1,961,000
,.
by C. A. Von Stein, Fred W.-Paget and H. S. Moore, and
30,000 shares reserved against exercise of warrants to be Issued 'to
Lee Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks 6c Co. Incorporated.
Common
approval of
Corp.
Outstanding
.
options held
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
Following
,
FINANCING
bonds
fund
-
Earnings per common share
BVD
PRESENT
TO
BUSINESS—Company manufactures and sells a diversified line
crackers, cookies and hard candies.
It presently operates plants
Chicago (111.), Boston (Mass.), and Wilkes^Barre (Pa.), and has
tAfter preferred dividend requirements,—
company.
sinking
1967
1,
"Includes
The
'
mtge
May
Common
*1950
———3,768,472
first
due
$77,464,260 $60,879,350
—
after taxes,
shares
conditions.
the company are not being
Authorized
3%%
28
1170.
p.
various
to
certain employees of
to
underwritten.
approved plans for a proposed 430products pipe line between refining areas
and Philadelphia
and
consuming areas in
York
New
173,
Common
Atlantic County Water Co. of New Jersey—Calls Gold
Bonds—
*
".'This company has called for-redemption on May 28,- 1951, all of
'its* outstanding first mortgage 5%.'gold bonds, series A, due March 1,
principal
bonds
the
writers
Pennsylvania and central New York State.
The financing of
project, estimated at $23,400,000, is to be arranged with a group
insurance companies through Kuhn, Loeb 6c Co., New York.
See
Net
$40,154
in
right, among others, to
after written notice to
days
contingent, however, upon the receipt by the company on or be¬
15, 1951 of at least $700,000 in cash (before deduction of any
from the sale of shares of its common stock. The under¬
000,
refined
Sales
from ry.oper.
25%
least
a
the
expenses i
.
stockholders
common
$333,073
257,275
exps
oper.
Net rev.
of
have
payable 45
fore July
Curb
1370.
173,
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$450,667
329,540
Ry.
and
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., the holder
outstanding, has agreed to modify the trust deed so
capital requirement from $1,750,000 to $1,500,-
that
old
Budd Co.—Earnings—
$134,106
$157,510
rev
oper.
holders
the
or
outstanding
due
vides
the
the
of
Three Months Ended March 31—
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
bonds
stock
Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings-
Ry.
trustee
bonds
the
the company.
Whittemore,
1473.
173, p.
the
the
of
all
and
the
Income..
oper.
includes
CAPITALIZATION
railway
operations
$1,676,853,
amended,
as
insurance policies and inventories valued
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.—Expansion Approved—
9,148,883
12,638,921
expenses.
from
rev.
'
which under the definition in the trust
cash surrender value ($87,752)
of
life
on the first-in first-out basis.
Accordingly under the provisions of the trust deed during the existence
approximately
was
eastern
Net
will be used for
as trustees,
securing the 3%%
first mortgage sinking fund
bonds, the company covenants that it will maintain net working capital
not less than $1,750,000.
At Dec. 31, 1950, such net working capital
all
The
$14,686,479 $12,689,392 $42,140,591 $34,204,491
and
purposes
to reduce the working
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
revenue—
corporate
mortgage, dated as of Nov. 1, 1948,
First National Eank of Chicago and Coll
The
to
company,
as
Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
Atlantic
Period End. Mar. 31—
j
chattel
and
of
F.
96'/2%
30,
V.
173, p. 1473.
common
*•
deed
President, on May 1 announced that as oi April
$6 preferred stock had been deposited for ex¬
change into the authorized new preference stocks. The directors have
authorized an extension until May 23 of the right to exchange the
old preferred for the new issues in order to permit stockholders who
have been unable to exchange to do so.
It was further announced that listing of the new preference shares
L,
1948
1949
50,000
be
of
declare
1950
1951
March—
-
employees
received by the company from
stock now offered, will be added to
to
Gillies,
amount
Gross
shares of
trust
the
from
'
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
the
certain
to
proceeds
available for general
funds
In
cost of construction
School in New Orleans.
Lake Charles ana Cov¬
Orleans.
New
of
sale
net
working capital.
the
part
school building for De La Salle High
Brothers operate schools at Lafayette,
new
a
shares held.
stock at $2.75 per share.
common
PROCEEDS—The
April publicly offered $300,000 of first mortgage 3x/4%
bonds due Nov. 1, 1953 to 1972, at 102Vz, to yield from
2.20% to 3.10%, according to maturity.
of
share for each two
subscription
for
shares of
in
La.,
or
offering is underwritten jointly by Lee Higginson
Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc. The company is also
its
The proceeds are to be
2094.
five
on
The
1951, at $26 per share, plus accrued divi¬
will be made at the Security-First National
This stock is convertible into common stock
days prior to the date set for redemption.—V. 172, p. 379.
Immediate
right "to subscribe
share at the rate of
its
retire
for
Brothers of the Christian Schools of Lafayette, La., Inc.
due April
$500
Ohio.
through Tue Ohio Company, Columbus.
for
12,612,035
1790.
p.
Hovering $175,000 of 4^4%
used
15,055,235
5,473,936
5,843,432
Athens Flooring Co.,
to'be
39,000,328 136,470,287 108,097,854
5,987,498
16,094,692
14,026,966
50,015,523
6,256,920
-
Net
used
cumulative convertible preferred stock, which
redempticn.6% cumulative preferred stock has been called
Offering—The
May 3 have been given
before May 17 for 384,604
stock- (par $1) at $225 per
common
Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
until
Net
be
Co.—Stock
additional shares of
redemption on May 25,
dends.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
will
sale
calied
been
entire
The
*•
the
irom
the
Biscuit
stockholders of record
common
presently outstanding 6%
now
Ry.—Earnings—
..Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Carr-Consolidated
Broadway Department Stores, Inc.—Stock Placed Pri¬
vately—Blyth & Co., Inc. announced on May 1, that it
has completed the private sale of 100,000 shares of $25
par value cumulative preferred stock, $1.15 series.
income—
173.329
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway
~
.
Net
from
railway
2,700,000
:—"
482.957
Net
ry. oper. income
"Deflcit.MT. 173, p. 1374
v
'
-
184,990
.
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp.—To Change Name—
v
The
of
Cleveland Trencher Co., Euclid, O.
vote May 9- on a proposal to change the name
corporation to Cerro de Pasco Corp.—V. 173, p. 563.
The
company
covering
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Proposed New Name—
See
Cerro
de Pasco
Copper-Corp.
Only
.
above.
..
at
their
annual
authorized
meeting
number
July
of- no
to)split- the--outstanding:
is
forthcoming,)each
for-each
shares
25
issued* from" the
to
will
record. »This
issued
tee
action
.additional
one
common
balance
to
are
award of the issue at
a
be
offered
for
sale
directly
by the
Two
Co.
Cleveland
of
Is
named
,
proceeds to-the company, from the sale - of the *18,560 shares
to/be added ,to working capital.,?Nonpart -of/ the proceeds of .the
sale of the remaining shares- arc to be
received^-by- the company,
Of the 251,440 presently outstanding common'shares
.236,800 shares
(94.18&)-are- owned, by the^three selling shareholders, .Yv-S./'Pendte,
President, J. A; Penote, Vice-President,, and : Mrs. Estelle M; Entrup,
their sister, V. S, Penote'and J. A. Penote each
propose -to sell 40,511
of
theirrespective* holdings of 96,800, while' .Mrs.,* Entrup • proposes
to sell'18,078 of her holdings--of 43,200/* The sales-will 'reduce their
,
combined stock interest-to 51V. •*
* *
The company *is engaged * principally
-of
mechanical
trench excavators.
'
.
secondary offering of 11,111 shares of capital stock
(par $5) was made in March by Hooker* & Fay, San
share.—V. 173,
per
p.
Quarter End. Mar. 31—
Profit
March—
Gross
ry.
*Net
1951
1950
1949
194$
'$491,938
$442,093
$427;4B0
132,894
142,566
.64,172
75,050
62,456
73,304
24,277
35,853
1,568,395
1,236,740
1,242,747
the
manufacture
sale
and
~
•
*
293,798
146,148
203,186
149,310
36,960
87,908
income
oper.
*
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
income
oper.
173,
profit "l—
♦Before
SEC
The
of
its
intention
and
resident
in
to
sell
is
to
195,000
shares
of
of
stock
common
be
purchased by the following three
other individuals (for the most part
approximately 53
Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Accordingly, Messrs. Clift, Whitaker and Cantrell
have applied
Gross
—V.
at
the
Marine
Midland
Trust
Co.
of
New
York,
N.
Co.
So. La Salle
Y.,
or
the
at
office
of
Halsey,
Stuart
&
MarchGross from
1951
railway..
railway.
,
from
173,
1949
Gross
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
taxes
profit
♦Based
64,574,648
21,590,277
49,769,789
9,366,951
income...
oper.
56,570,273
13,933,353
52,191,074
11,998,499
5,815,751
4,301,872
7,541,422
March—
744,009
258.153
665,119
4.448,266
4,100,408
2,976,380
1,754,681
1,276,958
2,815,126
1,529,087
.
Net
ry,
1951
1950
$2,846,159
$2,488,400
on
(&
"1949
745,242
,
704,202
506,854
397,452
Gross
770,160
1,805,400
$2,151,112
—
Net
ry.
railway....
railway^
486,696
.*
131,680
8,202,271
2,063,187
-6,616,500
7,590,782
7,893,076
1,352,108
1,227,144
130,315
$2,020,797
$1.60
paid
declared
or
at
March
31,
1951, afterstock.—V. 173,
preferred
on
825,929
576,553
'499,007
Ohio
400,000
cents
25
Net
j*y.
1950
1949
ry.
$2,834,742
$2;948,172
.780,810
778,779
787,668
829,993
income—_
184,872
292,925
262,914
?96/Jf;3
railway.™
8,500,075
7,953,358
2,356,501
2,566,344
income
796,884
.
.
■
8,124,650
2,021(475
893,654
8,275,126
2,074,026
601,829
1475.'"
p.
Period End. March 31.—
Ry.
oper.
rev.—™
Ry.
oper;
exps.—
exploration
of
Seattle,
and
expenses
&
St.
691,923
-
Pk#r& Pacific RR.—Earns.
1951—Month-*-i950
$22,156,079
from
16,540,964
173,
'$2,803,723
1,045,982
1,042.983
.
Chief
-52,428,550
1948
$1,219,189
312,120
$1,160,057
80,675
152,277
103,295
3,737,415
3,027,287
3,113,939
3,397,528
778,846
493,037
770,864
A.
227,316
110,578
229,862
-•
1,111,464
*
363,218
the
Board.
Crocker
Mr.
continue
will
subsidiaries
have
joined
the
in
filing
financing proposal .with the SEC; and the Commission has issued
order giving interested persons until May 14, 1951, to request a
thereon.
Under
the
the
$25
$8,885,619
2,207,420
*4,354,692
'031,618
proposal,
par
and
gram
shares
will
of
of
$125,000,
1951
to
complete
par
stock
funds
Atlantic
balance
1950
""114,342
to
the
from
from
♦207,160
Net
ry.
*377,842
*362,751
173,
40,646,314
42,738,767
2.143,922
p.
*613,030
*711,222
2,027,440
♦1,715,777
stock
Amere
and
$795,000
Utilities
Gas
realized
by
the
$275,000,
pro¬
of the specified
Seaboard:
13,200
3\\",'e installment
$125,000
of
3 V* 'fa
shares- of
$25
par
subsidiaries,
three
respectively;
aggregating 1.125,000
be-used to finance their
to
are
& Pacific
1951
from
Net
railway
from railway
Net
ry.
RR.
1950
$17,431,906
has been
facturers
proposed
Gas
a
of
West
Heat
Co.
Co.
Light
in
Si
"
1,529,704
from
from
Net
subsidiaries-of
of
its
this corpora¬
ry.
—V.
*
1949
1948
4,337,817
3,783,951
1,851,606
*1,714,974
Th«
Commercial
William
offices:
as
41,859,058
43,827,447
44,915,053
12,981,986
9,850,285
10,477,176
9,594,672
4,546,965
1475.
p.
American
for
Fuel
in
transmission
used
in
turn
$159,492,
located
The
Manu¬
cash.
and
Financial
series
series
of
to
acquire
natural'gas
Ohio.
Such
of. Natural* Gas
•
from
The
production
property
the
and
gas
Ohio
Fuel
Gas
of
«te
connected
the
therefrom
obtained
to
r
by Natural Gas.
"
Co.,
upon
the
ing
letter
1.000
of
persons
application.—V.
notification
shares
of
was
common
-*3,401,208- -3,083,730""3,-121,401
until
173,
filed
stock
(approximately $24.50 per share)
town,
O,
The
proceeds
are
to
stockholder.—V. 168, p. 2224.
p.
May 7,
to request a
1951
963.
with
(par
through
go
to
SEC
the
$1)
to
be
no
Bcadling
Ward-
April
offered
&
19
at
Co..
Beecher,
the
cover¬
market
Youngr.selling
-
2 publicly offered
bonds, 3^4%
Co.
Inc.,
and
.
stated
item
—
$40,000;000 first and refunding
due May 1, 1981 at a
series G,
-
200,000
Lestrange
Co.
Si
Blair
.100,000.
100,000
300,000
Co.^__
200,000
Nielsen, Gordon <fc Hall-
100,000
Si
Inc.
Otis
Co.
Si Co.—,--100,000
Co., Inc.
National
Corp._
Central
Republic
B.
*
Julien
Collins
Dallas
Union
Si
700,000
Raffensperger, Hughes. &
200,000
Co.,
500,000 '.
Inc
,
200,000
Close
Rambo,
300,000...
Securities
Co.,
E7~Poilock ~&~~Co
Inc,
225,000
Co._—
Si
100,000
650,000
Co.—U.1
Pizzini
W.
-
150VCF0O
'
Wm.
City Securities Corp
Clayton Securities Corp.
100,000
Writer Si
Christensen, Inc.—v__
250,000
-
225,000
200,000
-
Kendall, Inc
Co.
(Inc.)
Co—
Peters,
•
100,000
.,,
Central
100,000
1,500,000
—;
Patterson, Copeland <te
225,000
i—
Carroll
Co
Si
Co
Northwest
Roger S. Palmer Co..
200,000
Sherrerd
Brothers
&
O'Gara
Sc.
Pacific
100,000
LoebCo.
Newton
M.
Alfred
1,250,000
550,000
100,000
Si
150,000
"150,000
Newburger,
Branch, Cabell Si Co—:
«fe
200,000
150,000
&
750,000
Co
Becker
W.
100,000
Co
Si
E.
Barret, Fitch Si Co., Inc.*
150,000
Stearns Sc Co.— 1,500,000
Lee
$150,000
400,000
100,000
Robinson Si Co.
William
$40,000,000
100,000
—
G.
of
Milhous, Martin Si Ca.
Mullaney, Wells <fc Co.„
<k '
-
.
Nongard
M. Kidder Si Co.—_
A.
been-
steverarlly^ngreed
them, severally, in
John Kormendi Co
*
Bear,
A.
not
McJunkin,< Patton Si Co.
roeder, Inc.
Co.
Si Kerner
Inc.
100,000
—
*
Rand
100,000
Reinholdt
Co.——
Si
300,000
'
R.
'
Cullom
L. Day
Si
Co._?_
Corp.
L.
100,000
.•
'
Shaughnessy
Inc.
.
Co.
William
Co
Stubbs,
100,000
„
A.
Hogle Si Co.
F.
Hutton Si
Webster
Inc.
200,000
of
*
173,
-100.000
:
p.
Si
100,000
Co
"
—
—_
Corp.
Lerchen Si
Si
L.
150,0QO
150,000
100,000
150,000
100,000
250,000
Co.
Gibson——
100,000
250,000
650,000
200,000
100,000
Wright Si Co.
100,000
—
v—
Yantis Si Co.; Inc.
S.
225,000
300,000
&
Noel
Wyatt, Neal Si
Waggoner
F.
Co._—
Co
Alstyne
Arthur
Norfolk
&
Smith
Watling,
500,000
Si
Share Corp
Corp.
Strauss
Lombardo. Inc
Van
150,000
—
Co
Bond
S.
Thomas" Si
750.000
Co
H. Johnson
Lowber Stokes Co.
Edw.
Walter Stokes &.Co,——.
J.
1,000,000
Hayden, Stone Si Co.,—
—V.
—
Agee Si Leach:..
Stix <fe Go———
800,000
Gregory Si Son, Inc
Investment
Frank,
100,000
Harrison Si Co._!
R.
Co.,
BoyceJ.?Meyer Si
500,000
Co.
Green, Ellis & Anderson
Si
Staats
Fox
1,500,000
and
*
100,000
&*
500,000
R.
Sterne,
200,000
200,000
Hirsch
—-
Hammill
Bros? As
Stern,
225,000
Marshall
Leonard A. Frisbie Co.„
Graefe
:
_?
Stein
150,000
Co.,
200.000
225,000....
150,000
,
150,000
Mayer
Si
?
Bhearson,
100,000
Richards Si
350,000
1,000,000
500,000
Horner Si Mason,
Seasongood Si
1,500,000
—
Si
Co._
Si
Co._*__
Scott Si Stringfellow—__
500,000
Fahey, Clark Si Co.—
Fauset, Steele Si Co
r
Foster
Si
,100,000
<.
Clement A. Evans Si Co.,
Field,
Rothschild
Scott,
100,000
Si. Co.
Inc.
150,000
150,000
.
;
F.
Schwabacher
*
200,000
i
Gardner?-
Robinson-Humphrey
-Co., Inc.—
:
,
200,000
Si Co.—250,000
Si
The
100,000
—
Davis
—
Dreyfus Si Co
R. J. Edwards; Inc—.w
Elkins, Morris Si Co.____
Emanuel, Deetjen Si Co.
Equitable Securities
Bonds
on
has
below have
Kaiser
150,000
Indianapolis
associates
It
offered.
Ketcham
•
Bleich-
J.
Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Offered—Halsey, Stuart &
be
Johnston,
100,000
S.
E.
May
.
number
this
for
650,000
Inc.
Glore, Forgan Si Co.„*__
hearing
given interested
1967.
will
named
100,000
Strudwick_
<fe
and
Arthuis,
Ohio
property
is
due
H
,
Applegate <fc Co.
Arnhold
Este
proposes
certain
eastern
•
system
The SEC has
mortgage
100,000
225,000
1583.
Chranicle
(Reg. U.S. Patent Office)
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-957C.
Herbert D..-Seibert, Editor and ^Publisher:
William D. Riggs,
Business Manager.
Published twice
a
week
[every Thursday
(general new3 and-advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on * Monday J. 1 Other
Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone STate 2-06-13); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C.,
England c/o Edwards & Smith.: Copyright
1951 by
William B. Dana .Company.
Reenwrect
matter February 25,
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879."
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of-Pan-**Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $48.00
per
year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
•
*
Dana. Seibert,
135
second
Co.
the.balance in
Gas
the
total
a
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc. l
Lemon Si Co.
John B. Joyce Si Co
Co._„
Securities
Detmer' Si
to
gas
1,396,063
49,885,077
income
oper.
173,
and
Natural
with
bonds:
—
natural
purchase price is estimated as of Dec. 31, 1950, at $3,723,095, to
paid for by the assumption by Manufacturers of $3,168,000 of 3Vi%
Consolidated
railway
railway..
the
Co.
property located in
the states
of West Virginia
and Pennsylvania
(and to acquire the
other
assets
and
assume
the-current liabilities applicable
thereto).
A
—Earnings—
4,361,952
.
3xk^
bonds
—
Co.
joint filing with the SEC.
Virginia proposes to sell
all
shares
850,000
Allyn
Shelby
properties among three
*2,359,592
$15,533,668 $15,633,472 $15,731,648
4.318,084
income
oper.
*4,033,500
From Jan. 1—
Net
C.
Geo. G.
»
Commercial Shearing & Stamping Co.—Files With SEC
Chicago, Rock Island
13,771,831
$8,375,000
Cohu
programs,-
transfer of
The
1,915,319 Shs.
converted-into common, stock
be
Stuart <fc Co.
Allison-Williams
of
Co.;
1475.
March—
of
Davenport & Co
1948
38,689,334
3,780,917
income...
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Gross
Halsey,
C..F. Cassell Si
construction
Atlantic
Transfer of Properties—
is
railway—. 46,101,795
railway
are
will
bonds,
the
amount
1951
its
purchase
Gas Distribution Corp.;
11.000
Virginia Gas Transmission Corp.
construction
notes
1949
From Jan. 1—
Net
*12,533,855
value)
par
debentures
Byrd
Seaboard
subsidiaries- of
common
of
of
and
the
following
promissory
notes
notes of Virginia
be
railway____ $16,546,270 $14,052,601 $14,511,902 $14,988,437
railway
1,457.305
1.085.721
607,685
1,159,407
income?.-
None
13,771,831 shs.
(without
at par, 122,000 shares
Corp. Latter will
acquire,
of
apply
the
$25
would
stock
the proceeds
$1,525,000 of
use
Columbia
common
9,000,000"
1,915,319 shs,
purchase, and the company, has. agreed to sell to
respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate
Aspden,
certain
9,000.000
the
principal
as
Officer.
and
1976—_—
2,200,000 shs.
outstanding
American
308,719
a
of
from
oper.
1,
(par .$100)
mortgage
Corp.
corporation
12,000,000
(without par value)
Inc.
Executive
25,000,000
12,000,000
Power
tThe consplihas applied to the New York P. S. Commission for leave
to issue and sell
$25,000,000 of its first and refunding mortgage bonds,
series H, due May
1, 1981, and to apply the proceeds towards the cost
of
redeeming at* 104%
the
$25,000,000 Westchester
Lighting Co.'s
260,489
of
25,000,000
,,
dated company
138,652
post of Chairman
<fc
value of $286,913,140.
The amount in the last column
represents the amount outstanding as of April 30, 1951.
$1,051,172
Financing Proposal—
47,572,089
Chicago <fc North Western Ry.—Earnings—
195I
Light
July
stk.
stock
the
all
shares
Bache <fe
195i— 3 Mos.«-rl95(T
1475.
March—
due
pfd.
pfd.
Common stock
1374.
p.
Natural
$3,543,784
Electric
debs,
Cumul.
400,504
Income
57,382,600
Company:
cumul.
to*
The
from
Yonkers
2Wc
$5
:
ry
inc
♦Deficit.—V. 173, p.
oper;
ry.
40,000,000
*30,949,400
debs., due June 1, 1963Lighting Company general
PURCHASERS—The underwriters
George S. Young, Executive Vice-President, has been elected Presi¬
dent, succeeding Stuart M. Crocker, who has been named to the newly
.
$1&,353^87 $61,314,-160 $51,926,761
18,612,295
operations
Net
40,000,000
convert,
,
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Young Elected President
tion
Net
30,000,000 V
50,000,000
1949
Income—
oper.
common
Chicago, Milwaukee
rev.-
for
be
30,000,000
4,
60,000,000
$1,312,195
railway..
railway
ry.
The
ry.
due Nov. 1, 1L72„___
E, due Jan. 1, 1979——
F, due Feb. 1, 1S81
series G, due May 1, 1981
:
60,000,000
_
50,000,000
1950
from
securities
railway..,-
oper,
173,
used
the
to
1259.
p.
railway
from railway
1948
'$2,850,671
oper.
Net
be
with
cent)
one
100,000,000
100,000,000
60,000,000
D,
Butcher
1951
$2,900,162
from
(par
From Jan. 1—
an
From Jan. 1—
from
notification
of
stock
through Levcrett. G. Tallman
to
are
letter
a
common
1972--
60,000,000
1951
oper.
hearing
railway—
railway______
from
Net
of
share
per
171,
from
from
This
March-
ry.
filed
17
shares
proceeds
equipment.—V.
of
Gross
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
April
on
March—
>: 400,931
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
A, due March 1, 1982 100,000,000
1977-- 100,000,000
mortgage bonds:
tSViVc ser. due 1967, due July 1, 1967
37f series due May 1, 1979
The
.
*
series
-
Westchester
$1,891,581
$1.71
share—
outstanding
3'/o
1,455,000
series
3%
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings-
-1,294,694
income
oper.
from
series
|
$1,437,000
bonds:
scries
series B, due April 1,
series C, due June 1,
determined when
173, P. 1475.
Gross
mortgage)
23/47c
;
Outstanding
5,176,000
2% 7#
$2,021,896
stock
shares
covering
Gross
FINANCING
*
New York,
refunding mtge, (open-
25/k7#
$2,792,056
130,315
common
company
created
from
from
Gross
end
1950
$3,956,512
—
taxes.
dividends
The
$2,743(212
223,304
PRESENT
$15,000,000;
bonds, due Oct. i, 1997Consolidated Edison Co. of
3Va%
1951
1,183,432
of
at
1948
*
$2,629,158
TO
Electric
Illuminating Co.
of New York first consolidated
mtge.
gold bonds, 5%, due July 1, 1995—
Kings County Electric Light 8c Power
Co. purchase money 6% 99
year gold
Subs.)—Semi-Annual Report—
Income
common
per
Colorado
The
—V.
296,707
income...
oper.
Net
\
Edison
*If
Gross
:
.....
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
v
of
17,233,676
From Jan. 1—
Gross
'.
Anderson
'
railway
r-ailway—
from
Gross
otherwise.
4,095,071
1,961,459
1,688,173
939,793
(estimated)
Net
from
Gross
Net
.
for the years 1951
through 1955. Of this amount, it is estimated thaU
the*company will be required to finance, in addition to the-bonds■•being*"'
offered, approximately $60,000,000 through the sale of securities-or
1790.
1948
treasury in poxt
a
.«•».„.,
general
Chicago <fe Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
-
380,749
7o2,428
6.285,394
on
after
on
offered
173, p. 1574.
Net
835,404
885,533
dividends
Earnings
■"Earnings
SEC
the
.
EXPANSION PROGRAM—The
company is engaged in a construction
program Which, it. is estimated, will involve
expenditures of' approxi¬
mately $325,000,000', on the basis of present price levels and
conditions?
Inc. first and
Net
Net
1948
$1,684,699
940,666
income
on
Net
from
Net
'■>
1949
income—
before
Net
for
f
is-
-
The company . supplies: electric
service in * four
boroughs of-. New
City and in part of .Westchester County, and gas service, in Man-hattan and- the-Bronx-and, certain sections* of'
Queens- ami ^Westchester *
1374.
p.
Preferred
$23,377,600 $18,454,640 $19,072,765 $19,183,740
8,350,145
5,936,786
5,548,623
5,957,852
3,743,306
2,685,378
2,379,764
.2,693,190
income—
oper.
ry.
1950
reimburse
172,
$1,342,783
6 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
From Jan. 1—
—V.
increment.—V.
1950
railway
railway
Wash.
Net
$0.23
-
$1,834,338
income—
oper.
Taxes
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
to
York
3'/o
120
St., Chicago 90, 111.—V. 173, p. 1698.
Inc., 123
Net
discovered
of
$577,892
2,500,000
•$0.23
the
be 'made
be- used
.
3'/o
p.
Broadway, New York 15,
—V.
$576,697
2,520,000
*
$2,106,314
Clinton Foods Inc.
has called for redemption on June 1, 1951, out of
sinking fund, $200,000 of refunding and improvement
mortgage 37/»7r bonds, series H due Dec. 1, 1973, at 101 V*%, Payment
in
will
expenditures.: ■"
public/utility-operating' company "which::
manufactures,: purcha.seR^trahsmitsand distributes gas: and electricity
to, consumers 'and is. a .holding corporation which controls-Stitdn^
.Island Edison ,Cdrp.;;Ncw York rSteam*
Corp;;, and. .Consolidated". Tele¬
graph
Electrical. Subway: Co.
; —, -
company
moneys
—V.
depletion
from
deduction
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption—
Net
$0.21
120,162
1951
from
ry.
*,.
Net
for
railway
railway
oper.
Net
173, p. 2.
:
2,520,000
•$0.86
121,664
to the
Commission for authorization to
purchase the specified shares of Chat¬
tanooga stock.
The Commission has given interested persons
until
May 7, 1951, to request a hearing thereon.—V.
■will
$532,911
2,500,000
from
ry.
trell, Etoway,
Tenn., 7,500 shares.
The 195,000 shares of
Chattanooga stock represent 307- of the out¬
standing shares. Acquisition of the stock by Messrs. Clift, Whitaker
and Cantrell is considered
subject to SEC jurisdiction under the Hold¬
ing Company Act because of their ownership of 5% or more of the
voting securities of Tennessee Natural Gas Lines, Inc.
'
BUSINESS—Corporation":
From Jan. 1—
at a price of $3.30 per share, plus
1 cent per share for
expenses: Rhoten P. Clift, Chattanooga, 10,000
chares; Phil B. Whitaker, Chattanooga, 10,000 shares; and F. M, Can-
This
$2,170,101 4
provision
from
Net
stock
1948
$698,054
-
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
April 30, has notified
on
Gas Co.
Chattanooga
persons
announced
was
construction
Authorized
Net
Chattanooga Gas Co.—Proposed Stock Sale—
for
The
Net
Chattanooga
125,000
March—
Equitable Securities Corp., it
The1 balance
program.
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2219.
Gross
the
1949
$698,361
-
$657,911
1,150,000
of shares outstdg—J.
Earnings per com. share
1374.
p.
1950
83,320,101
surtax
No.
p.
from
"1951
charges
tax *and
Co.—Earnings-
1,244,120
421,931
204,929
from
Net
after
inc.
Fed.
$558,304
from-railway—
railway,.!
Net
are
County,
Climax Molybdenum
1170.
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
were
101.9339;
bonds
,
In
* .7 *.
A
Francisco, Calif., «t "$9.50
8.
La
-President;
Salle
St.,
class
..
NOTE:-On
account
of
the
fluctuations-in
the
rate
of-exchange,
remittance
-,
bid of-
on a
.PROCEEDS—Proceeds- of-the- offering -will* be applied- to. the- extent
of -$28,000,000* to =-the
payment/of'. short; term bank notes issued In
.connection with, .the rinterlm
.financing of. the company's .^construction
.
.
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Corp.,
The
"Net
,
other bids
Boston
the'
as
.
The group won
competitive sale May 1
- received-for
the bonds at 3 lA 7>. viz: The First
and Morgan Stanley <fc Co., 101.8299.
't,
redeemable atvthe -option of the company at prices
ranging from. 105.927# to pat plus accrued interest.
Special redemp-*
tions-run from 102.927^ to
par. ;"•" "
♦
com¬
of
t
3
102.269999%:
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Hayden, Miller
principal underwriter.are
1,102,000
Chanslor *5. Uycn-Palace Corp.—Secondary Offering—
price of 102.915% and accrued interest.
registration statement with-the SEC
shares, $5 par value.
amendment.
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total
now-outstanding, to 2,204,000. .The
proposed inci^asevto.the .number, of-authorized -shares ofcommon stock
and the resulting 2-for-l subdivision would, not -rpsult in any change
in the aggregate capital, surplus, or other-accounts, of the corporation.
—V. 173, p. «S9.;
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,
share
the
increase
v/ould
i
the
increase
from. 1,512,000 to- 3,024,000 and
2-for-l.; :lt~ this stockholder approval
stock
of
authorization
for
.*
stockholders
common •
par-shares
stockholders
held
share
voted to request the
April 28
on
117,660
filed
1
99,100 shares are being offered for -sale by
"selling shareholders.?. Qf the .shares being offered by the
company, 7,000 are to ,be offered for: public sale through,'Ifndgrwritcrs.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
certain
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—To Split-Up Stock—
of
May
on
18,560. shares
The
pany.
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The directors
Registers With
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stockholders will
this
(1887)
for-foreign subscriptions
and
advertisments
must
be
made
in
New
Yorkt funds.
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c
£
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1888)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.
Invited—
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Bids
f
Co.
bidding therefore.
of the financing will be
live
158,000
$32
—Notes
C.
W.
by
this company is expected
of investment dealers and
of
shares
common
share
per
syndicate
a
by Wood, Gundy & Company Limited, Greenshields <fc
Pitfield & Company, Limited and Societe de Place¬
to
shareholders stating that
dealers offering the shares will give preference to subscriptions from
present shareholders prior to the closing of the subscription books.
It is expected
that such preference will be given to the extent bf
one new share for three shares now held.—V. 172, p. 10.
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used to purchase securities of opsubsidiaries to aid them in their < construction programs,
estimated to aggregate $64,500,000 for 1951.—V, 173, p, 1698.
Proceeds
has
mailed
been
the
present
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—100% Stock Dividend—
The stockholders
distribution
28 announced that the exchange
Offer made by' Consolidated to holders of common stock of Bates
Manufacturing Co., has been extended so that the exchange period
•will now expire on June 29. 1951, at 3:00 p.m. (EDT), unless termi¬
nated prior thereto or unless further extended by the company. Con¬
solidated had filed with the SEC covering 220,000 shares of its capital
*tock offered
to Bates'
stockholders in the rat jo of 11 shares oi
consolidated for each 10 shares of Bates' common stock.
Martin, President on April
Bate's
have
stock
comon
the
stated
further
Martin
Mr.
of
ofier
exchange
been
200,000
approximately
tendered
llnit of
far,
of
From
Dec.
income
—
Federal
Net income
per
in
after
v.
564.
p.
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It
and
the
the
the
has
G.
V.
used
proceeds
to
$2,701,767
$1.29
$563,677
$0.28
furt/Main,
taxes
indicated
for
;
elected
Chairman
Vice-President,
plan
pensation
1274.
The
has
been
the board
of
Board.
the
Robinson
license
who was
President.—V- V?3,
■
State
Street
Trust
the
of
sum
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.
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at
price
a
plus
not
Total
income
federal
Net
1,050,000
—
than
other
Taxes
•
.
Net
sales
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,
"
Year Ended Dec. 31—
'
plant
new
™_,
Provision-»for
income
taxes——
$3,882,630
$3,630,296
430,027
2,383,8.13
2,648,681
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.$1.30
2,525,484
$1.26
$1.14
:.
—
paid————™
Comrnoq shaires outstanding-———
Darnings per common share—.
♦Includes $961,332 balance of a
sale
in
March,
1951,
of
reserve
foreign
a
.
no
2,272,936
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The
plant
and
space
113,
1949-
$986,737
current
173,
to
assets
/
2.
p.
The company
currerit
The
Plans
to
building
the
Coro, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
the
Net
income
1950
sales
Common
after
—V.
taxes————_
170,
691,030
465,115
on
for
related to
underwriting
basis
a
The
^manufacture
V.
the
house
$20,000,000 3% promissory notes due
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
are
to
be
used
to
construct
part of the United States.—V.
-before
Denver & Rio Grande Western
1951
May 31,
1976,
railway—_
Net .from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
Gross
from
in
•,
1949
$5,045,741
1,218,23Q
$6,043,791
1,718,764
730,847
the
"
of
from
et
ry.
-V.
oper.
173,
919,227
$4,939,011
1,058,816
705,181
-
15,312,214
4,498,765
4,326,624
ruary,
1,362,605
2,383,257 "
2,835,836
facture
Net
froin
Net
ry.
195.1,
1949
1948
$151,551
$175,399
66,522
44,689
40,242
a
Co.
speculation"
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Outstanding
2,998,000 shs.
Exchange
15
Place,
agent.
corporation was organized in Delaware in' Feb¬
its facilities .for the development and manu¬
Force,-
and
Coast
equipment
Guard,; Atomic
for
the
S.
Army,
Commission;
Energy
U.
Office
and manufacture, electronic devices for civilian
corporfation
has
entere,d
into
29,044
24,411
use.
507,934
367,156
431,895
502,191
182,245
102,383
130,955
217,289
64,807
70,600
81,327
an
from
Net-from
Net
—V,
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
173,
130,175
Income
to
Electronics
-The company on May 8 plans to register 200,000
shares of authorized
The
contract
further
.
The
-
SEC
at
I
$5
for
company
_
-on
April
covering 58,864
share,
per
working
without
capital.
18
shares
of
filed,
stock
mo
pari
underwriting. The proceeds
*
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•
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New $1 Par
Shares
dor
of
the
exchange
i
Erie
Gross
Stock Ready—
new
$1
par
common
stock
at the rate of two shares for
became
one
available
share
of
the
par common.
The two-for-one split was recently authorized
tiolders at the company's annual meeting last month.
The
certificates
be
exchanged at
#o.t Boston, Mass.—V. 173, p. 1375.
new
may
the
state
May
old
1
no
by stock-
Street
from
Net
ry.
oper.
Income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
Trust
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—
oper.
income
173, p. 1376.
$
Jan. 29/49
$
$6.41
FACTS
AT
receivable
$5.57
$5.84
com.
Average
At
end
the
value
the
of :the
per
77,342,549
99,161,499
121,395
2,743,582
76,679,588
29,959,831
88,121,693
2,679,502
2,735,788
22,735,327
122,685
shares outstanding:
during
Ratio current assets
Bock
94,061,085
31,013,675
110,220,819
120,305
investment X_,
pfd. shares outstanding-
Number of
YEAR
$55,910,444 $44,764,396 $40,585,613
56,637,614
35,394,740 ; 32,3'21,711
Inventories
Number of
OF
END
year,:
year-.,,/
2,753,652
to liabilities
shr.
of
3.1
•2,672,470
3.5
3.7
-
$35.86.
common,-.
2,442,286
$28.38
$31.81
Fred
number
average
Lazarus,- Jr.,
dividend
the
on
of
$2.50
it
year-end
maintain
a
of
President,
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are.
with
be
to
the
oiftved
be
usen
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shares
cash
dividend
rate
outstanding
pointed
paid on the
determined to
was
was
of
during
the
year.
that the regular annual
stock, explaining that at
2Q%
stock dividend, and
per share on the increased
out
common
issue
$2.50
a
shares.
stockholder's
investment,
the report stated,
190,319 at Feb. 3, 1951, representing
$11,168,320.—V. 173, p. 1171.
an
increase
stood
during
$98,of
at
the
year
:
First Boston Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par $i0) was
made on April 24 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $33.25 per
share, with
a dealer's discount of 70 cents
1260.
: |
V. 171, p.
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...
Firth Carpet Co.—Par Value
of
company
on
incorporation
standing
was
approved
Aprii
26
changing the
.common
by
stock
the
irom
filed
share.—
per
;
,,
..■.
Changed—
T
_
an
amendment to its certificate
value of the authorized and out¬
to $5 per share.. The change
par
no
par
stockholders
on
April
18.—V.
173,
p.
1792/
Ry.—-Earnings-—
MarchGross
Net
1951
from
railway;
1950
1949
1948
$3,347,010
$3,211,371
$3,411,000
$3 ,367,269
944,755
.,1,026,516
1,148,483
374,621
495,318
584,167
535,000
567,896
9,283,855
3,843,470
9,251,371
9 441,767
2,837,481
2,819,506
2,748,163
2 715,663
1,497,789-
1,590,077
1,466,751
1, 529,560
from
railway-™—
Net ry. oper. income™
From Jan. 1—
Net
"from
Net
ry.
—V,
railway—/..
railway
oper,
income
;
173, p. 1476.
Florio
company
were
'
added
Foote Mineral Co.
to
of
underwriting,
to
»
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working capital.—V.
173,
p.
1699.
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Offering to Stockholders
The
company is offering its common stockholders of record
April 27 rights to subscribe to 23,206 additional shares
of common stock (par- $2.50) in the ratio of one new
share for each 10 held. The subscription price is $42
per
—
—
3,324,025
2,558,502
4, 077,170
1,745,426
1,598,023
1,080,043
,762,888
share. Rights will expire at 3 p.m. (EDT) on
May 10.
Any shares not subscribed for will be purchased by the
underwriters managed by Estabrook & Co.
43,633,554
35,138.483
332,538
11,511,670
7,555,518
37,790,361
7,461,066
added
014,057
porate
4,658,872
3,413,380
3,061,469
011,538
$15,398,474 $13,061,445 $12,854,983 $15, ,011.393
4,308,545
,
PROCEEDS—The
-
railway.™
Jan. 28/50
the
RR.—Earnings
from
Net
re¬
the
from the sale will be us^d by the company to retire $1,100,000 of notes
Issued in 1949 and for expansion.-
:
common-,
The proceeds
letterr of notification
a
common
L. X,
announced
for
provides
Elgin (111.) Sweeper Co.—Files With' SEC—
but
.
Inc.
payment to the investors of 50% of the profits realized
machines and sales of the resistors.—V. 173, p. 1584.
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
unissued common stock (par«$l).
It is expected that the offering
will-be put up for public sale about June 1The underwriting syr.di-:
cate will be headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Proceeds
Devices,
were'
from
sary
1476.
p.
;
Winery, Inc., Fresno, Calif.—Stocks Sold-^The
in April sold and issued to one purchase?- 500
shares of capital stock at par ($100 per
share), without
cost of the complete construction and development of the necesmachinery will hot exceed $60,000 at which point the basic
designs, blueprints-and patents pending on-the resistors will be assigned
mum
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Accounts
Gross "from
April. 17, 1951, to. construct .and, assemble machinery to mass
produce complete resistors of improved design from the basic con¬
stituents by a fully automatic process.
It is estimated that the maxi¬
44,294
Division
389,065.599 358,551,020 346,526,318
33.458,968
25,092,955
25.386,067
18,098,968
15,902,955
15,256,067
513,096
518,409
528,620
17,585,872
14,922,087
14,251,561
6,865,691
5,722,093
4,893,555
10,720,181
9,358,000
9,199,994
dividends
Florida East Coast
weapons
expanded
ba
may
Wyandanch,
City,
Jersey
to. qffer
electronic
-Air
Company,
it
at
Feb. 3/51
SALIENT
The
,
10,000,006 shs.
cent)
one
Transfer
at
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EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
from
•"
,72,7-90
33,757
,
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agreement ■ with Electro-Com¬
ponents Corp. of America carrying the right, .exercisable within 90 days
1950
$135,447
income
of
develop
The
$209,211
railway..
173,
of the Civilian Defense and the Civil Aeronautics Administration, and
to
1951
oper.
(par
and
BUSINESS—The
Navy,
railway—
/
employees.—V.
Authorized,
transfer
is
17,252,972
2,569,260
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earningsfrom
J.,
13,394,439
March—
"r
and
-
Registrar
t
Gross
'
officers
1,998,000 shares
stock (par one cent) at 15 cents per share.
stock
Common
1791.
p.
for
plan
CAPITALIZATION 'GIVING
2,755,002
income
option
plant
Missiles
taxes.
profit for
number
Increased—Options Ratified
•
.
and related articles.—
April 26 voted to Increase the authorized com¬
1,000,000
to
1,100,000
shares
and
approved
a
operations.
N,
railway.—
railway..
Co.—-Stock
that
so
new
Earnings retained in company;^
*Net profit per common share,
proceeds are to.be used to provide the com¬
working capital and for the expansion of the corporation's
with
17,732,020
5,570,935
from
et
cutlery
tools,
•
.
common
a
profit after taxes___._,_^__
Net
FROCEEDS—The net
From Jan, 1—
Iross
kitchen
April 25 offered "as
1948
$6,038,217
1,915,743
of
plant
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Electronic Devices, Inc.—Stock Offered—Tellier &
RR.—Earnings-—
949,267
.
'
on
from
stock
<: p. 1171.
">
on
a new
pulp mill
173, p. 379.
1950
■
:
Boat
stock
mon
/restricted
Guided
Preferred dividends
♦Based
sale
stockholders
of
saIps_^_A
Common
pany
March—
•
to
are
financing will be. added to the general funds of
used, to maintain larger bank balances, to carry
receivables, and for such other purposes as may be
the management.
Ekco is primarily engaged in the
and
planned
construction
Fairchild
Stockholders'
immediately pre¬
be supplied by
market
terms
large
the Long Island
on
In
retail
Net
the
173, p. 964.
Electric
of
proceeds
the
corporation's
24-acre site
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Highlights of Year
$1.48
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—The
corporation, according to an announcement on May 4,
has* placed privately, with institutional investors an issue
The
by
the
Year Ended—
and
and
determined
The
northwestern
of
been
a
,
as
>
company
Inventories
465,115
$0.39
outstanding—
share——
1392.
common
p.
r
185,152
shares
Earnings per
1949
$17,989,003 $19,752,181
;
5.7
Co.—Registers With SEC—
offering.
Net proceeds
Year Ended Dec. 31—
13,048,154
3.8
May 2 filed g registration statement- with the SEC
shares of common stock, $2.50 par, - Merrill Lynch,
company,
ceding the
has
on
addition, a large factory at Valley Stream, L. I., occupied
during .World War II by Columbia Aircralt, has been leased by the
Fairchild
Engine Division for the manufacture of Jet engine com¬
ponents.—V. 172, p. 1731.
the principal underwriter.
The
public offering price is to be fixed by the underwriter with approval
of
the
in
capital
Long-term jdebt ^:™__'_,.*_L™™
amendment.
Net
13,316,514
on
24,000
divisions
Long Island.
Working
Pierce, Fenner & Beane is named
^
Fairchild
$1.00
1
liabilities-.
refrigeration .and
w^il be built
Division,
Boutelle, President.
«
accessories
contain approximately 125,000 square: feet of floor
cost $2,000,000, and it is expected to be ready for
November. The Stratos Division presently shares space
$1.13
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Ekco Products
covering
498,230
$1.00
Working capital at Dec. 31——-..-^#——
Ratio
—V.
$551,891
.
$2,20
share
common
aircraft
will
plant will be situated
new
Profit
498,230
share—
-
759.
p.
per
of
aeronautical
needed.
as
Net
—
common,
manufacture
other
will
in
other
RR.
'
.
$29,683,571 $26,764,878
2,309,534
1,068,798
1,322,797
516,907
—:
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per
Dividends
longer required after the
subsidiary.—v.
income
Earnings
$3,314,562
430,027
2,2.72,936
2,525,484
—.
dividends
dividends
374,509
2,270,000
paid——430,027
income
Common
451,629
taxes.
Net
*
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Build $2,000,000 Plant—
the
and
Ltd.,
"
$
1
'
.
1950
■
tor
Units
Piston Rings,
at Bay Shore, Long island, N, Y., by the corporation's Strato*
it was announced on April 30 by Richard S.
cently.
Redemption
••
,
Earnings before income ■taxes__l_„.*„i_i.__—-
$6,132,681
660,000
288,119
1,870,000
5,860,000
income
taxes__
income
fret erred
$7,294,805.
1,020,000
*$11,244,309
-
Depreciation
the
in
.
.
.
Edison, Inc.—Earnings—
Dividends paid
1949
equipment
of
granted through Metallgesellschaf-t, A.G.-, of Frank¬
Al-Fin licensee in Germany.
The Nurnberg firm is
concern
licensed ...to use the patented process,
Stratos Division, to
The
Co., trustee, Boston,.Mass., will until noon
tenders for the sale to it of first mortgage
bonds due 1965 to an amount sufficient to
$245,105
(Thomas. A.)
1950
line
a
•
are, besides Metallgesellschaft, Wellworthy
and Joseph Sankey and
Sons, of England.
ment will be made at the City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 22 William
St.; New York 15, N. Y.—V. 172, p. 1731.
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1951
of
1698,
p.
European
Farmtngdale,
Sought—
Eastern New York Power Corp.—Partial
Domestic Subs.)—Earn.
Com Products Refining Co, (&
is
head
fourth
Common
Three Months Ended March 31—
production
pthers
Mr., Rogers,
as
This corporation has called for redemption on June 1, 1951, through
operation of the sinking fund, $210,0Q0 of first mortgage bonds, 3V4%
sinking fund series due 1961, at 101.56% and accrued interest. Pay¬
173, jp.
directors.—V.
of
\
The
the
A
exceeding 101.67%,
accrued interest to July l, 1951.—V. 173, p. 1476,
the executive incentive com¬
|' 4
the
has been granted to Aluminiumwerke Nurnberg, of Nurnberg,
The Al-Fin process, developed by Fairchild, is a method pf
molecularly bonding aluminum and its alloys-to iron or steel.
occupancy
(EDT) on May 21 receive
collateral trust 3xkc/c
Corp.—Incentive Plan Approved—
recommended by
*.
.
in
process
:
.
succeeded
and
sinking
April 30 approved
on
Federal
1946 -is
estimated
computed
$700,000.—
year.
1948
approximately
of
carryover
v.:
that
for
income
on
loss
,
i
stockholders
and
corporation on May 3 announced that' a license for the manu¬
facture of bi-metallic automotive components
through use of the Al-Fin
with
'•«
The
1950.
in' the manufacture of aerial
prominent
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—Grants Licensed
$3,269,880
$1.49
$2.87
net
a
'
The
173, p. 1171.
Cooper Bessemer
constitutes
Germany.
Eastern Gas 4k Fuel Associates-r-Tenders
1, 1975 offered sometime this month. It is expected,
debentures will be offered through Boettcher & Co., Chicago,
the
is
graphic arts field.—V. 173,
*
has been
hopes that the
6%
of
stock
common,
the Defense Production Act of
BUSINESS—Corporation
armed-forces
Rogers lias been elected President and J. French Robin¬
been
exhaust
company
additional
the
ten-year promissory notes and the establishment of bank
approximately, $8,000,000 to be guaarnteed pursuant to Regu¬
under
10,590,977
income
net
Federal
1698.
William
•
$300,000
of
sale
by
V
23,032,472
*1,200,000
share-
deducting
Executive
registration will.:
fund debentures <due
that the
II:., and
retire indebtedness and for working capital.—
that
announced
is
completed
lation
39,747,209
2,250,000
L.
be
secured
credits of
pressurizatjon
Continenial Electric Co., Geneva, 111.—Offeringr-
Dec.
PROCEEDS—The
of a program adopted by this corporation to finance additional
plant facilities and to increase working capital. The program also en¬
compasses a $2,000,000 loan from the New York Life Insurance Co.
part
photographic, electronic and related equipment which it supplies to the
-
Dec. 31/47
for 1947 is not subject to any provision for
inasmuch as the net operating loss carryover from
for
173, p.
the
;
Jan. 2,'49
Jan. 1,'50
East Ohio Gas Co.—New President—
late. Norris N. Wright.
.
Stephen P. Briggs, Chairman of the board of Outboard Marine &
Manufacturing Co. and one of the founders and formerly Chairman
of Briggs & Stratton Corp., succeeds Mr. Wright
as a director.—
V. .173,
31/50
May
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc. and Baker,
$6,900,788
taxes—
com,
of
excess
provision
P.. 199.
Vice-President,
certain
*The net income
Arranges Sale of Deben¬
Executive
formerly
succeed
to
(par $1) at.the rate
Weeks & Harden have agreed to purchase any shares not
subscribed for.
63,161,877
6,300,000
expenses
income
Earns,
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.—New President, Etc.
Murphy,
tl)e
held of
provide for
to
$76,362,665 $45,267,089 $26,934,239 $11,154,654
.
Costs and
son
P.
stock
common
The
Total
sinking fund debentures due in 1965 to help meet expen¬
ditures in 1951.'—V, 172, p. 1343/
'
President
Credits—
2, 1951. The stockholders also have the privilege of sub¬
scribing at $27 per share for any shares, subject to allot¬
ment, not taken by exercise of rights. The subscription
offer expires at 3 p.m. New York City Time May 17,
$76,096,028 $45,154,470 $26,859,049 $11,109,172
266,637
112,619
'
75,190
45,482
operations
income tax
Timothy
Bank
-
Other
tures—According to L. T. Clay, Chairman of the Board,
arrangements have been made for the private sale of
the remaining $5,000,000: of authorized but unissued 3%
elected
shares,
Gross income—
provided for in the exchange offer. By the extension Qf the exchange
period. Consolidated is affording the holders of Bates' common stocx
opportunity to continue to.make tenders under the Exchange /-Offer
limited to the.balance of approximately 70,000 shares of Bates' com¬
mon
stock. Inclusive oi the shares tendered
under the exchange
offer, Consolidated owns approximately 361,000 shares of Bates' com¬
mon
stock, or approximately- 20.5%
of its issued and outstanding
Common stock. With the receipt of the remaining 70,000 shares, Con¬
solidated would own approximately
24.48'/* of the issued and outStanding Bates' cqmmon stock.—'V, 173, p. 1476.
—
2.000,000
(Allen B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended—
sharps
ful
Continental Can Co., Inc.
to
1,000,000
May 29 of one additional share for each share
The stockholders also approved a plan to grant
key executives options to purchase an aggregate of 30,000 shares of
presently, authorized but unissued stock.
5
The directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of 75 cents per
share on the increased number; of shares to be outstanding after the
stock distribution, payable May 29 to the holders of record May, 9.
The-old shares received $1.25 quarterly;—V. 173, p. 1791.
130,000
shares
to Consolidated
the
that
so
out
April 18 voted to increase the authorized no par
on
from
on
record May 9.
,
under
stock
common
Inc.—Exchange Offer Ext'd
Consolidated Textile Co.,
Privately—Establishes
shares of additional
1951.
crating
tester
Placed
The corporation on May 3 offered to holders of its com¬
mon stock rights to subscribe at $27 per share for 69,406
of one share for each five shares held of record on
Inc.
letter
A
and sell
$50,000,000 of debentures due 1976, subject to the results of competi.
Inc.,
ments
May 1 received SEC authorization to issue
on
at
brokers headed
,
The company
of
Offering
shortly
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Stock Offered
Stock Offering
—
Expected Shortly—
inviting bids for the purchase frcm it of $50,000,000
principal amount of debentures due 1976, Bids will be received by the
company at Boom 3000, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, up to 11:30
H.m. (New York time) on May 14, 1951.
In 1948, the company issued $30,000,000 of 23,4%
debentures due
1968. Moody's Investors Service rates the 1948 issue as a triple-A in¬
vestment and has assigned the same rating to the new issue*
The company is
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
.
to
net proceeds from the sale of the shares will be
the cash funds of the company to be expended for such cor¬
purposes as the directors may from time to time hereafter
While the company has not allocated the entire net pro¬
determine.
ceeds, funds will continue to be spent for capital additions
to
plants
.
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1889)
and facilities.
The company has
expenditures to be
made
approved the following specific capital
of 1951:
during
General Motors Corp.—To Build Aluminum
the balance
The
Additional
Lithium chemical product'n facilities at Exton, Pa.
Additional electric power transformers at
Exton, Pa
Miscellaneous betterments at Exton, Pa
*$120,000
*56,000
on
38,799
—.—
$214,799
-
from
projects
will
be
that
the
funds
required
1951
and
early
authorized
during
the
next
months
few
such
facilities
new
will
be
in
late
spent
BUSINESS—Company
the
as
to
successor
incorporated
was
business
a
in
Pennsylvania
organized
in
steel
July 26,
Dr. A. E.
of
largest
individual
industry.
of
consumer
1876
sales and
the
company's
GIVING
products
Dec.
stock
The
part
to
a
than
22V2
the
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
the
Floyd
2,000 shs.
1951,
the
on
Flans
in
*255,263 shs.
number
of
offered
now
four-for-one
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
not
offered
as
stock
underwriters
Lee
not subscribed
are
&
split.
named
The
below
for
the
common
directors
have
of
Co.
Stroud
&
&
Bodine
&
__
railway
mrailway.
1950
1949
$1,850,788
$1,323,003
560,161
391,915
_____
income
oper.
4.3
1943
$i;i88,155
123,309
215,214
192,688
98,488
45,172
5,166,545
3,974,120
3,286,247
3.321,545
1,463,276
1,328,840
529,952
627.085
income—
583,183
668,065
224,919
opcr.
173,
1477.
p.
270,684
-
Frontier Refining
Co.—Registers With SEC—
The" company on April 30 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering $1,000,000 of 5V2'ic convertible debentures due
May 1, 1961.
The debentures are to be offered
for public sale at $1,000
per deben¬
ture, with a $42.50 commission to the underwriters.
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc., of Denver, heads the list of underwriters.
proceeds,
eight
estimated
wells
at
two
on
will
$941,000,
the
of
leases
be
used
in
San
Mexico, recently acquired, and the balance will
working capital.—V. 172, p. 291.
be
in
part
Juan
used
($200,000)
County,
to
New
increase
the
company's
The
provide
plant
Manufacturing Co.—Plans Financing—
to
and
contemplated
including
repayable
equipment
new
for
additional
financing i
$1,000,000
company,
for
pay
program
from
over
a
will
banks
12y2
COMPARATIVE
ordered
under
Net
sales
and
Net
for
STATEMENT
OF
paid
shares
Earnings
per
168,
taxes
442,000
70,000
$261,779
74,289
297,157
Net
—V.
holders
total
a
assets—______
shareholders-:
value
173, p.
new
a
the
the
will
company
construct
under
was
to
were
with
issued
Ohio,
other
with
of
3,
the
the
the
order
an
plant
in
improvements
would
be
made
$0 33
share.
per
Dec.
31, '50 Mar. 31. '50
$91,329,495 $83,698,269 S62,i22,?32
26,610
24,437
20.048
.
$18,20
—_
1950
The
$17.65
$15.36
1172.
plant,
located
giving interested
of
by
the
share
per
shares
$5.00
of
plus
junior
cumulative
accrued
$4.00
dividends
cumulative
second
first
preferred
preferred
stock,
licensed
the
date
of
redemption,
second
company,
all
of
the
presently outstanding preferred stock of the
company.
The subsidiaries of the company, which own 2,092 shares of
its
cumulative
second
preferred
stock,
will
receive
approximately
their
estimated
$4.64
$5
prior pfd. stk,
convertible
2nd
lative—$15
TO
PRESENT
Common
stock
♦Includes
and
1932
30,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
($5
par)
10,000 shs.
*240,000 shs.
shares represented by scrip certificates
exchanged for shares of common stock.
44,000
shares
reseived
fox
conversion
that
necessity
income
issued
the
the
of
started
Subs.)—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
v
■
&
to
the
Shares
22.500
__________
Incorporated——,
Cullom Davis & Co
income
"
Common
shares
♦Earnings
♦After
after
per
taxes
common
2,500
$0.42
and
(&
Board and
173,
Preferred
Net
dividends
profit
♦Net
profit
♦Based
for
p.
1792,
income
(&
Gas & Oil
The
SEC
per
$443,491
23,485
stock
!
$616,131
$420,006
$0.94
172,
$0.64
p.
2379v
25.000
share),
April
25
shares
without
filed
of
a
letter
common
underwriting.
of
stock
The
notification
to
be
proceeds
with
offered
are
to
the
at
be
operating capital.
par
used
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
a
loan
from
three
institutional
investors of $20,000,000 evidenced
by its
3%% promissory notes. The notes, dated
April 30, 1951,
will become payable on
April 30, 1971.
Proceeds of the ioan
1951
the
at
$101.25
entire
shares
issue
a
were
used
share, plus
of
$4.25
in part
were
for the redemption on
May 1,
dividends from Feb. 1, 1951, of
stock, series A, of which 136,500
accrued
preferred
outstanding. The balance of the proceeds
working capital.—V. 173, p. 1477.
Board
of
the
the Globe & Rutgers Company.—V*. 173, p, 1477.
76%
of
authorized
was
the
to
at
of
of
for
plan
preferred
—
Financing
the
outstanding
the
outstanding.
now
meeting
this
voted
in
company
approved
was
on
stockholders.
increase its funded
$95,001,000
represented
Subs.)—Earnings1950
1949
$55,918,938 $34,374,963 $31,487,967
51,925,400
31,580,306
28,986,277
$3,993,538
$2,794,657
109,360
1,465,247
109,360
$2,501,690
109,360
1,194;362
1,190,155
$1.46
$1 01
$0.90
stock_„___
share
common
r.
•
291.
p.
Heyden Chemical Co.—Builds New Plant—
The corporation is
constructing a
sion for the production of
dye
intermediates
plant is part of
1951.
The
a
insecticides,
genera.1
plant
new
plant at its Fords (N. J.) Divi¬
which is used for
new
para-chloro-benzaldehyde
and
chloro-benzaldehyde
it
expansion
will
be
from
announced
to
bring
plant
to
Hilier
Helicopters, Inc., Palo
With Securities and
The
on
the
out
the
plants
to
were
added
to
money
will
be
preferred
debt
by
More
stock,
company
that amount in addition
than
favor of
the
the
93%
of
the
stock
proposal.
for
used
for
capital
expenditures
carrying
improvement of
Alto,
scale.—V
Calif.
—
demand for
the company's products.—V.
173,
p.
steadily
1584.
the
of
a
Corp.—Financing Completed—
to
are
with
$50
a
Lehman
The
commission
Brothers
company
United
12,
be
to
offered
the
named
Inc.
Its
for
public
sale
underwriters.
as
organized
was
Helicopters,
March
Net
are
the
in
name
1951.
at
$1,000 per
The funds will be
$10,000,000 plant which
used
to
pay
the
remainder
is
Gulf Public Service Co.v Inc.—Offer Extended—
Central
unit,
Blyth
& Co.,
Inc.,
underwriters.
principal
and
December, 1945, under the name of
was
changed to Hilier Helicopters
proceeds
of the financing will be
used by the
company: (a) to
of outstanding
promissory notes issued to provide work¬
ing capital; (b) to provide the cost of
construction of three additional
buildings upon the company's
property estimated to be approximately
$400,000; (c) to provide the purchase
retire $725,000
price
and equipment
required to fit out the
integrate production, at an estimated
balance, estimated
—V.
171,
at
$934,000,
to
Household Finance Corp.
profit
before
and
from
income
Canadian
additional
working
Common
1950
taxes
shares
per
616,121
paid—
common
the
1948
$10,123,507
375,010
$9,613,408
375 010
6,364,294
2,767,597
share
5,052,496
4 891 146
2,767,597
2,445 798
$4.09
outstandings
excess
1949
$11,925,914
paid—
dividends
and
capital.
$53,007,335 $45,039,073 $39,170,920
22,557,034
16,989,141
15,631,014
*10,631,120
6,865,634
6,017,606
taxes.,—:—,
inc.
machinery
(& Subs.)_Annual
Report-
operations
income
Preferred dividends
Earnings
additional
of
buildings, to increase
$280,000; and (d)
of
provide
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
new
cost
2609.
p.
$3.52
'
'
$3.78
profits taxes of $608,200,
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET, DECEMBER
1950
5
Cash
on
hand
in
and
banks——
Canadian Government
Instalment
notes
securities
receivable
(at
cost).
(net)
Sundry assets
Office furn.,, equip,
Deferred
and
improvements
charges
(net)—
—___—
Total
31
—
—
Louisiana
Electric
Co.,
Inc. above.—V.
173,
1949
$
21,862,971
1,763,054
226,569,721
1,969,962
2,442,395
1,144,336
18,360,462
___!_
197 241097
2,219|739
1,967 697
1,247,604
255,752,439 221,036,599
LIABILITIES—
Notes
U. S.
payable
(current)
83,601,735
and Canadian income and
exc.
Dividends
prof, taxes
Miscellaneous
current
liabilities.—
79,235,711
9,764,843
1,854,311
^
payable
6,312,694
1,477,551
574,068
Sinking fund debentures:
3%—due July 1,
2%%— due 1970
-
14,
long-term
June
1,
1964—_______—
and
April
14,
40,000,000
notes
1962,
40,000,000
payable,
April
and
,
14,146,875
Canadian
exchange fluctuations—
Minority interest in subsidiary company
Preferred stock (par value $100 a share)
3%%
series
par
10,000,000
10,000,000
surplus
Total
•—V.
—
172,
p.
10,000,000
33,211,164
1,469,173
value)
surplus
Earned
26,098
33,211,164
23,763,749
(110
Capital
4,328
26,217
18,818,250
:
stock
5,000,000
2,340,304
—
series
Common
'
25.000,000
—
for
437,941
25,000,000
1971
debt—3'/2%
I960,
1968
1,512,862
255,752,439 221,036,599
—
2480.
of
p.
Hussmann
Refrigerator Co.
Sales
the
being constructed at Owensboro,
Ky.
Earlier this year, loans by the National Production Authority
and the RFC were granted to the amount of
$8,356,000.
The new
plant will have an annual ingot capacity of 189,000 tons.
Operations
are expected to start before the end of
the year.
Spp
Registers
Exchange Commission—
company on April 25 filed
Three Months Ended
recently announced that arrangements have been completed
borrowing of $2,000,000 through the Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, Tenn.
173
the
was
cost
The
a registration
statement with the SEC
covering $2,500,000 of convertible income
debentures, due May 1 1961.
The debentures
4%
in
company's general plans for expansion and
provide the productive capacity needed to meet
Green River Steel
It
3.
by Heyden for
production of para-
commercial
notes.
new
May
scheduled
program
used
pilot
was
760.
P.
Reserve
Following the meeting, the company announced that it would proceed
its plans
to
borrow the entire $100,000,000 on 20-year 3Va%
unsecured notes
from
tire
insurance
companies
holding its present
The
casing.
industry
1951
preferred stock—;
Other
financing
meeting
a
vote
a
increasing
General American Transportation
Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately—It is announced that this corporation has ne¬
gotiated
the
of
Chairman
and
with
Development Corp., Carson City, Nev.—Files
on
at
30
By
to
share
corporation
covering
($10
for
common
April
22,435
656,049 shares outstanding.—V,
Chairman
Corporation
Approved—
$100,000,000
supply
and
$55,881,150 $34,206,240 $31,365,522
37,783
168,723
122^445
taxes-
common
due
A
1950
steel
tubing
.
$638,566
.
common
per
on
director of
a
Corporation,
Securites
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.
1951
taxes
Union
of
$0.07
Subs.)—Earnings—
Fed.
Tri-Continental
of
director
a
Plan
Gardner-Denver Co.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net profit after provision for
owns
2,491,124
share
requirements,—V.
F.
own
of
5,000
.__
Corp., which owns 53.4% of the common stock of
all the voting securities of Union Securities Corp,
Randolph is Chairman of the Board and President and
director
a
2,491,226
-
„
dividend
1950
$27,272,993 $23,915,485
1,115,749
240,190
_
outstanding
preferred
Francis
acres
its
company which
permits in part the
the erecuon
of this plant and its
costs
on
per
27
operation.
plant will be in operation early next
yeah
Resources Board on Dec. 9,
1950, issued a
on
172,
the
is
ago,
over
make
there
income
convertible
.
Corporation
Co.
company,
weeks
w.ll
steel
the
Defense
Production
owns
stock.
Securities
Geyer
that
the
power
Dividends
July
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase severally from the company, the respective numbers
of shares of prior preferred stock set forth
opposite their respective
names below, aggregating 30,000 shares
thereof:
the
1951
sales
Net
three
augmenting
Tri-Continental
(&
under
Defense
ASoETS—■
Shelby
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
announced
the
oil-producing
;
Fed.
of
760.
p.
and
Dividends
*Includes
in
173,
this
(net)
and
stock¬
certificate
the
amortization
costs
—V.
by 4he
a
'
preferred
Union
.173,
shortage of this equipment.
Light Co. will provide the electric
01
Security
Common
10,000 shs.
t290,00G shs.
—
76
not
tlncludes
second
!_
by
Net
Outstanding
(cumul.—$15 par)
stock (cumul-
The
post
&
FINANCING
pfd.
par)
of
Profit
redemption.
EFFECT
used
critical
a
Total
constitute
upon
by
seamless
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.
1
and
thus
process
requirements
National
Net
27
government
which
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales and oper, rev
write
preferred stock and 40 shares of cumulative junior
preferred stock repurchased and held in the
treasury of the
$212,300
of
manufacture
are
exists
full
is
Total
filed
19
April
the
granted
Gross
on
to
stock, 30,703 shares
3,958 shares of $5.00
together with 223 shares of
which,
will
Pennsylvania Power
accelerated
are
the
to
furnace
products
The
certificate
preferred
stock
headed
Brothers.
registration per a
April 24.
See
also V.
on
on
been
equipment.
net
cumulative
publicly offered
underwriters
Delaware.—V,
from
has
construction
company
These
for
the
electric
until
persons
proceeds from the sale of the above stocks,
together with general funds of the company in the amount of
approxi¬
mately $295,000, will be used to redeem, at their redemption
prices of
$100
in¬
with
from
country.
The
The
tornado, automobile and marine insurance.
PROCEEDS—The
filed
Lehman
Hazleton. Pr.., where the corporation
Lehigh Valley RR.
The Hazleton plant
financing proposal
the bond
subsidiaries
per
been
near
the
presently
Rutgers is offering direct¬
April 30 on a 1-
its
and
company
were
of
and
value
par
shares
on
April
State of
of
President,,
$7,800,003
steel
its pro rata share and to purchase
any shares not sub¬
scribed for by other stockholders. This issue
is not un¬
derwritten.
fire,
has
Tubing Corp.—Government Loan—
Dowd,
of
common stockholders of record
BUSINESS—The
S.
Act
near
basis 10,000
shares of $5.00 convertible second
preferred stock (par $15) at $100 per share.
Rights will
expire on May 16. The Tri-Continental
Corp., owner of
53.4% of the common stock has agreed to subscribe to
general
$22.25
at
dissolution of the company
Production
very
the
on
and
no
group
SEC
company
Secretary
of
along
plants.
hearing upon
a
a
removed
the
loan
that
borrowing will increase the company's outstanding
$5,600,000 to $11,600,000.—V. 173, p. 1477,
request
of
164,691
by
sold
members
Stores, Inc.—Dissolved—
April
Benjamin
and
way,
plant in Morrisville, Pa., and a 23%
works, which has been com¬
company's
NASD
Fenner & Beane
company's
Baltimore
addition
of
share
been
share.-
stock
common
per
filed
approval
on
dissolution
in¬
defray
UNDERWRITERS—The
Mar. 31, '51
asset
for
in
in
plant
Warren,
for-24
297,157
$0.88
share
of—
of
of
the
Simultaneously Globe
ly to its
$98,322
74,289
outstandings
common
168,322
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Net Assets
Higher—
As
net
to
Authorized
1298.
p.
call
Angeles
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
$2,104,405
___.—
Common
Number
of
to
per
Administration.
1950
$4,093,490
703,779
taxes
income
original
1951
.
Total
65 cents
Hazleton Steel &
authorized
May 2, by a group comprising Union Secur¬
ities Corp., Geyer & Co., Inc. and
Shelby Cullom Davis
& Co. The stock was priced at
$100 per share. The offer¬
ing has been oversubscribed and the books closed.
EARNINGS
income
Dividend
—V.
Hale Bros.
Fed.
___________
Provisions
the
the
$15,000,000
period.-
year
_
before income
its
working capital.
•
involve
borrowing
$2,500,000,
$1,500,000 from an insurance
Three Months Ended Feb. 28—
Profit
which
to
program.
Los
for
April 30
on
1951,
cumulative
financing to
Kalamazoo, Mich.,
addition,
expansion
increase
President, stated that the company's expansion
according to
schedule.
He
reported
that
new
that
from
made
6,700
company has arranged a program of long-term
funds
for
construction
of
its proposed
The
21,
$22.25
24, has
commission
shares
amendment
Earned
of
Fuller
to
$9,000,000
Glass Fibres,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares was made on April 24 by
Blyth
& Co., Inc., in the over-the-counter market
at $18.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per share. It
was completed.—V.
173, p. 200.
$1,042,968
223,578'
railway—
railway______
from
from
voted
28
from
facilities
new
facilities
said
other
SEC
17,
was
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
from
drill
$1.44
Offered—Public offering of a new issue of
30,000 shares
of ($15 par value) $4.64 cumulative
prior preferred stock
17.3
From Jan. 1—
to
$1.47
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance
Co.—Preferred Stocks
18.1
,
.
Fort Worth & Denver
City
Net
at
April
1792.
Other
sev¬
18.1
,
Inc.
Co
March—
ry.
$676,623
this
19.4
____
Crouter
Co
Company,
Wurts, Dulles &
—V. 173, p. 1477.
—V.
25
made
selling
March
on
April
stock,
cents from
200,000
the SEC
on
The
to 85
the
451,883
22.8%
Corp
Townsend,
&
Schmidt, Poole
Net
Bros., managers,
offering of 184,691
common
1950
company, which proposes to issue and sell $20,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, due 1981. The bonds would be offered for
public sale
at competitive bidding, and the
proceeds will be utilized in connection
with
the
company's $99,220,000 construction program for the
years
1951 through 1953.—V.
173, p. 1699.
have
agreed,
April
broken
additional
The
May
outstanding
by the holders of warrants:
Higginson
DeHaven
Net
Of
It
jointly,
Estabrook
Gross
net.
creased
$1,128,506
1,280,287
Georgia Power Co.—Hearing on Financing—
to purchase, according to the respective per¬
centages set opposite their respective names below
(adjusted to prevent
the purchase of fractional
shares), such of the shares of common stock
fro
share,
effect
1951
expansion
also
of
He
indebtedness
1951, equiva¬
shares
of
the
be
certain
The
declared quarterly cash dividends on the common
stock, but
future dividends are dependent
upon
future earnings,
the financial
condition of the
company and other factors impossible to forecast.
ry.
of
p.
proceeding
of
will
1,396 shs.
to
have
Net
space.
Production
$1,973,774
__
company
Greene,
was
expansion
on
the common stock of 25 cents a share
stockholders of record June 2, 1951, to which
will be entitled.
Since March, 1947, the direc¬
1951,
L.
future.
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
based
cost
construction
dividend
shares
Gross
available.
taxes
.'
on
the
$12,000,000
menced.
value)■„
par
share
a
cash
a
tors
Net
floor
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
taxes—
income
share
of
the
of
program
list
FINANCING
company paid a cash
dividend on
1951, to stockholders of record Feb. 23,
cents
payable June 15,
now
are
of
$693,487
per
ground
value)
par
March,
declared
erally
state
stockholders
its
40%
$248,000
($100
($2.50
March 5,
on
after
materials
as
income
debtedness
the
less
diversified
sold
DIVIDENDS—The
to
soon
feet
square
Stockholders Authorize Increased Indebtedness—
♦Includes 5 shares of common stock represented
by outstanding scrip
certificates issued to employees
pursuant to the company's bonus plan.
stock
as
shares
.100,000
will
income
and
Earnings
note, due semi-annually
1, 1957
pfd. stock
cum.
Common
is
accounts for
is
remainder
Authorized
lent
stare
about
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Lehman
May 2 announced that more than 50% of the
on
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
remaining 35.309 shares
before
Net
in
the
The steel industry, however,
Long-term 4%
to
Wilson, President.
have
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Stock
50% Sold—
manu¬
announced
.
CAPITALIZATION
5%
for
was
Following
is engaged in the manufacture of a diversified line of
minerals, metals, alloys, and chemicals, totaling approximately
the company's
industries.
of
it
on
products.
The
Castings—
plant
a
3 Months Ended March 31—
Profit
company
processed
100
will
plant
erect
Mills, Ark.,
173,
Federal
by
Foote.
The Zirmet
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, was incorporated
in Pennsylvania on Dec.
3, 1948, in anticipation of a project which did
not materialize.
The subsidiary has remained inactive since its incor¬
poration.
the
E.
will
General Refractories
The
The
by C.
plant
will
Jones
and
remainder of the proceeds will be
required for additional working
capital, made necessary by the current volume of business.
1916
26
new
Division
castings at
1792.
p.
1952.
for
Fabricast
aluminum
initially be predominately on defense items.
Its
product will be castings from permanent molds,
many of them of the
highly intricate type used in torque converter transmissions.—V.
company has engineering plans for a number of other additions
plants and facilities. It is expected that the construction of some
these
of
April
The
♦Approximate.
The
of
Construction
Total
to its
corporation's
facture
5
Net
March
income
after
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
31—
1951
1950
1949
$6,116,427
$4,043,522
$3,271,885
492,226
359,348
265,346
400,094
:
395,744
392,706
$0.88
$0.65
taxes
.
Common
shares
♦Earnings
♦After
per
outstanding
common
—__
share
Illinois Central RR.—Bids
Bids
$1.19
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
for
the
on
173,
p.
761,
Equipments—
purchase of $3,900,000 equipment trust certificates,
series GG, will be received at the office of the
company, Room 301,
135 East 11th Street, Chicago 5, HI., up to noon
(CDT) on May 17.
The certificates will be dated May 1, 1951, and will mature in 30
equal
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(1890)
€
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
*
!'
*
$5,202,500 ~
j..to cost approximately
CAPITALIZATION
equipment estimated
They will be secured by
instalments.
semi-annual
on
'
5%
15-year
!;
FIRST THREE MONTHS
EARNINGS FOR MARCH AND
;"
By
revs
0Der
„4kny.
exps
cper.
*1951—Month—1950
.
»*Net
$5,896,857
5,946,318
income—
cper,
ry.
17,030,521" 56,052,541
1,289,112
the SEC
f/—'V. 173, p. 1699.
31—
6 Months Ended March
Sales
Earnings
outstanding
—-
.
bank
asset
value
assets
Net
201,880
$0.36"
value
asset
—121,767
•
$32.78
the
of
assets
Keystone
ten
representing an increase
31, 195C.—V. 173, p. 1793.
$220,833,500,
total
March
for
The
from
Three
Months
'
Federal
Net
ncome
cBased
-V.
JJ-t»
shares outstanding.-
1,757,978
orr
.......
$2,981,513
$1.32
$L70
share—-,2——-
common
•
,
.
173,
2,675,000
100%
The
860.
p,
V.
.
proceeds
173,
to- Fewel
went
Earnings—
International Great Northern RR.-
3 Vb %
March—
Gross
-
from
Net
ry.
Income—
oper.
1943
440,145
175,797
♦31,409
Gross-income
*
Gross
:
from
✓
.
•
.
-
railway——
income.—
Irom
Net
yy./)per.
•Deficit.—V.
173,
1377.
p.
7,763.193
1,233,996
for
Prov.
,069,937
*1,857,981
—-940,373
.663,717
Net
-
.
7,995,300
9,133.942
1,484.151
railway.*.—
-
•
-
,065,052
interest
♦Minority
; /'
Number
•
shares
of
•In
Leadville
announced
was
•
<;
proceeds
The
'■'p.
May L
on
used
be
to
aie
360.
•
.1
,
'
.
.
Inc.
avail,
ci.gs.
Net
.
income———
210,174
91,553
—V.
■
237,802
186,069
117.427
for
173, p.
fxd.
424,373
88,236
"
* *
stockholders
providing for the merger of the' 'after into the former
and the change in name of International Safety Razor
tion
O'Mahony*
Jerry
Under
,
,
/
par).4of
(no
Inc.,
effective*
became
y
of
the
The
new
International
Bloomfield,
plant
at
N.
was
J.,
while Jerry
J„
*
-
.
•
T
,
.
173,
share
each
held
of
The
stockholders
authorized
The
of
iu
75,000
outstanding
the
with
of
shares
proposal
a
to
a
increase
11, increasing
par
"
the
*
to'be
the number
173,
.
„
Quarter Ended March 31—y
Met'sales-
taxes*——*
and
'
■'
'
'■
on
.Balance
Earnings
sales
173,
>'
'•
■'
!•'.
■
■
& Canadian
2,370,095
inc. taxes
r
950.780
$0.75
$0.69
:
1,561,400
1,162',425
$2,367,114
$1.99
$1.29
$
5,862,311
1,773,017
.
There
City Southern Ry,—Partial Redemption-
of
the
on
"
335,957
/
$483,446
700,280
$0.59
series
bonds.
A
bonds,
c-■
Ry.
oper.
and
a
premium
Ry.
cper.
of
l5/8%
"^-V.
173,
FIRST
THREE
$3,941,628
2,210,8.38
on-the
$24
.
;
...
'
f
.
,
v.\.'
March 31—
from ry. oper.
.
.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$9,766,006
5,367,133
$1,730,740
$1,568,616
$5,065,081
$4,398,873
710,8i2
787,365
1,989,863
2,241,554
income1479.
p.
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Stk. Increased
The
stockholders
on
authorized
preferred
shares.r-V.
173,
p.
March
stock
15
(no
1173.
approved
par
a
value),
proposal
from
to
increase
50,000
to
75
Kee
the
000
(N. Y.)
—
Securities Offered—The
corporation in April publicly offered "as a specula¬
tion" $250,000 of 15-year 5% income notes due
May 1,
1966 and 30,000 shares of common stock
(oar one cent)
in units of
per
unit.
The
of
a
$100 note and 12 shares of stock
at
$119.92
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds are
equipment and
to be
raw
used
to
repay
1950
for
•
purchase
*go"
you
;
-
1951
1950
1949
$678,228
$458,515
$466,664
171,000
169,000
$308,228
$287,515
$297,664
303,894
share
303,894
$0.92
V.
303,894
$0.85
172,
$0.88
•
'
1534.
p.
'
r
Private
—
*
Placement—
also
See
V.
173,
1700.'
p.
increase
working
'
the
Partial
—
/
-
•
Re¬
•*•
for redemption on May 15. 1951, out of
$58,000 of its 4% sinking fund debentures due
and
W.),
Inc.,
interest.
accrued
Bank
National
Chicago, 111.—V.
(J.
Inc.
'
called
has
101(4%
American
The
corporation
Trust
&
168,
Payment
Co.* of
2227.
p.
Brooklyn,
will
Chicago,
%•
-
be
33
made
North
April
6n
filed
27
Y.—Registers With
N.
i,
registration
a
statement
the
with
SEC
covering 50,000 shares cf common stock, $1 par value.
The shares, representing 10%. of the outstanding common stock,'are
.
to
be
who
offered
for
reduce Mr.
Mr.
Weinstein
sale by Joe Weinstein, President and director,
or 35% * of the outstanding
stock.
The sale
public
J.75,000
owns
will
.
Products,
,
company
1,
Mays
g
173, P,j477.
Automotive
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1949 :
g
AprO
24
shares
filed
of
shares
Weinstein's interest to 25% of the outstanding common.
has granted the underwriters options for the purchase
s
15,000 shares of his remaining holdings of 125,000 shares.
The public offering price of the 50.000 shares is to be
supplied by
amendment. The underwriters, headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
a
letter of notification with the
stock (par $16%) to be
The proceeds pre
["
are
receive
$1,05 per share
additional
stock
mon
commissions.
.as
15,000 shares
of
stock is
5
The price of the cptioh
cents
Products
p.
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
already been sold.*
eacbeS&hheld with a
PROCEEDS—The
of over-subscription, subject ; toConcurrent with the stockholder offering, the
privilege
CAPITALIZATION
•
proceeds
are
be
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
V
used
for
to
purchase
general
PRESENT
will
use
The
the
of
consolidated
28,
tomers
for
the
1951, the
227,000
and
The
share
1950.
Total operating revenues on
1950 amounted to $46,688,037,
was derived from electric operations.; On
had approximately 331,000 electric cus¬
customers.
in
was
was
1950,
paid
paid
a
on
on
<
May 1, 1951, and it is the intention of the board
of
incorporated
Virginia
in
in
February,
1951,
will ako endeavor to secure defense contracts, both "as
subcontractor. The company has entered into a five-year oper¬
or
these
with
lease
Items,
Jackson
The
in
Sts.,
the
terms
as
Ellis,
covering
for the
and
use
plant owned by Stuart
Fredericksburg, Va.
company
owned
Stuart
well
as
manufactuying
of
by him
has also secured
the
lease,
from
and
Stuart
purchase
to
the manufacturing rights for
of a large, modern
occupancy
Ellis
the
located
Ellis
o'ant
an
and
at
Wolfe
and
option, included
real
pri,ate
now
in connection
therewith for the sum of $50,000 and the
equipment and tools, jig,,, dies, etc., at a price of
$35,000, this Option to "be" exercised by the company at its discretion
at
any
time during the term of the lease.
The
company has also
aforesaid machinery,
agreed
tory
to
now
purchase
owned
expected
TERMS
to
or
from Stuart Ellis, at
by
him
in
connection
OFFERING—The
OF
minimum
only
to
selling
writer.
use
his
with
cost,
the
all working inven¬
business, which cost
approximate $15,000.
to
underwriter
purchase from the company,
from
company
and
sub¬
dividend of 25 cents per share cf common
Dec. 31, 1950.
A quarterly dividend of 20 cents a
consolidation "of' the
special
Outstanding
25,000 s"hs.
25,000 shs.
cents25,000 shs.
company
ational
*
year
10
over the manufacturing husiness of a proprietorship here¬
owned md operated by Stuart Ellis, of Fredericksburg, Va., and
prime
-consolidation '
its three public utility subsidiaries
company
gas
DIVIDENDS—Following
stock
full
(par
taken
a
approximately 68%
which
Feb.
basis
stock
is
present company is -the surv*ivlng*-constiUient* of
FINANCING
25,000 shs.
known
as Metal
Products Co. which proprietorship has for the past
34 years manufactured a line of light metal products,
including metal
Shipping c'ases, kitchen equipment, flower vases and seed boxej, ceme¬
tery equipment and other items. The company intends to continue the
manufacture of these items, aiding other similar products if
possible.
reduce
outstanding
temporary
expansion of current facilities.
and merger of the company and
which was effected as cf June 30,
a
common
(par $1)__»—
BUSINESS—Company,
*
company
B
tofore
proceeds from the current
bank loans previously
The company contem¬
plates that its construction program for the years 1951-1954, inclusive, '
based, upon. present
estimates of growth in demand for its services,
may require aggregate expenditures of approximately $134,000,000 for
additions to electric,
gas
and other
properties.
During 1951, the
amount of expenditures is estimated at $32,000,000,
the greater part
of which will be applied to electric properties.
Upon completion of the present program in 1954, the electric gener¬
ating capability of the company, which now stands at 356,000 kilo¬
watts, will be increased approximately 60%.
Through five electric,
generating stations and an Interconnection with Consolidated Edison
Co. of New York, Inc., the company supplies electric and gas services
wholly within the boundaries of Nassau and Suffolk counties and into
stock
hgs
of a group of securities dealers which will solicit
subscriptions for and effect the sale of the shares of
for
common
Class
^
A
;
working
working capital.
Authorized
•-
Class
ager
stock.
■
(Va.)—Stock
'
'
.
net
inventory and completed merchandise and
the
common
com¬
2259.
Offered—James T. DeWitt & Co. are offering "as a
speculation" 25,000 shares of class A common stock
(par $1) at $5 per share. About 50% of the issue has
;
maining unsubscribed by stockholders. Blyth & Co.,. Inc.,
has been retained by the company to act as dealer-man¬
*
share of
per
purchasable upon exercise thereof.—V. 167,
Metal
Co.—Stockholders Offered Addi¬
(no
the
f
Shares—The company on May 3 offered
^24,949 addipar)''^t;|i3 per share
to
for
common
per
the basis of one new share for-
sidiaries
$50,000 of loans
materials and for working capital.
as
370,000
moneys,
part of Queens County.
...
Zipper Corp.
Portland
the
-Earnings—
will be used to retire bank loans and
proceeds
at
Telegraph Co.—Files With SEC—
tional shares of common stock
—
"
at
"pay
.
outstanding
fund
Subs.)—Earnings
1951
■'
•
stockholders of record May 2, -1991,
financing
MONTHS
$3,406,061 $11,273,175
1,837,445
6,208,094
given
plant."
lowered
Ot.ier major
added.
kilns
smaller
many
Forbes Co.-
common
I960,
at
share/ without underwriting.
used for working cap'tal.—V. 171,. p.. 2197.
at
incurred
exps.—*
oper.
AND
1951—Month—1950
rev.
rev.
lie
dry
new
and
—_
per
La Salle St.,
'
_
PROCEEDS—The
MARCH
FOR
Period End. Mar. 31—
ry.
redwood,
of
mill,
taxes
Dec.
^
Net
plywood
new
a
property
had
1733.
p.
sinking
-
EARNINGS
Met
quality
planning
demption—,
$0.69
$415,740
is also offering to each of its full-time employ¬
privilege of subscribing for not more than 200
common
shares at $13 per share from any shares re-
have
1%%
series B
of
that
program
company
4%
$163,000
'
allotment.
1,449,362
been called-for payment on June 4, next
$406,000 of
first mortgage bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1975, and
20-year 3%% -first mortgage bonds, series B
due June 1,
1968.
Payment will be made at The New York Trust Co.; corporate
trustee, at the principal amount and accrued interest, pius a premium
30-year
the
income taxes
Maremont
$819,403
—
company; on
its
ees
Kansas
1
conditional
965.
p.
$1.73
announced
vately in instalments at various dates to Feb. 1,, 1952, it
announced on May 1.
,
700,280
Long Island Lighting
%
on
$0.97
.
.
30
expansion
its
iwo-thirds
of
door factory
172,
Apiil
on
under
an
capital;
$896,705
480,965
—.
share
381.
covering""lo,002
be
to
$1,656,638
t
$2,500,000
1950
'1951
*
*
.
outstanding
tional Common
64,368
share——
common
.
$2,383,431
37
stock
surplus
•Incl. U. S.
'
$3,928,551
_\L—
*
.
SEC
offered
to
$3,922,900
common
per
•h*-.vi
Li
stock—**—
July 31; '50
of
1949
$6,292,995
—
preferred
on
Dividends
of
$657,469
950,780
taxes
Lincoln Telephone &
*
1950
12 Mos. End.
agreement negotiated by A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc., several institutions have agreed to purchase $3,500000 3%% sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1963 pri¬
■
$57,654,044 $39,519,051 $38,022,710
51,361,049
35,590,500
35,139,279
"•
earnings
Dividends
'
by
$2,300,000
$1.60
preferred dividend requirements.
Under
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
1951
——————
-•Expenses
•
$721,057
950,780
•After-preferred dividend requirements.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
purchased
$2,050,000
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.
———i——128,757,000 123,220,000 133,433,000
Net Income
after taxes
—1
5,964,000
5,847,000 " 6,377,000
Common shares outstanding-*--—
3,911,521
3,911,521
3,136,939
•Earnings per commoti share
—
$1.43
$1.40
$1.91
Net
The
-V.
$940,682
--xr-
per
p.
-
stock distribution, the stated value of
preferred stock was increased from $10 to
share.—V. 173, p. 1478.' '
per
Net
520,000
$
800,000
610,884.
to
to
common
no
Johns-Manville Corp.
.
1,177,469
—————-—
shares
Earnings
shares.
100% .stock distribution
400,000
subsequently declared
shares
common
$100
approved
be
1949
400,000
Stock Dividend, Etc.
April 25 to holders of record April
on
Concurrent
the
10
from
stock
common
directors
made
4
April
on
to
Eureka, Calif., has increased production,
a
flush
shares
•After
1,181,067
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., Inc. (&
Corp.—100%
of
the
and
was
Three Months Ended
Interstate Bakeries
notes
A
—-
income
•Earnings
$0.99
income
for.
—V.
\
r\,
at
include
income
Common
661.
p.
Net' income
one, share, of common stock, no par value, for
record April 26 was made on May
3.—V, 173,
in_
was
part
any
purchasers
(approximately)
President,
jmproveed
profit before
Net
1,400,000
Quarter Ended March 31—
before income taxes/.—*—:
1793,
p.
r
unit
new
Federal
2,340,682
1
e^i-The: distribution of
Net
the
1950
Profit?
Capital
,
a
This
.
several
Quarter Ended March 31—
$6,312,986
share
per
Provision
^ ' International Salt Co.—Stock Distribution^—
and
The
of Elizabeth,
Inc.,
O'Mahony,
increase
$6,018,179
taxes—**-
Life Savers Corp.
,
capitalization of International was 1,027 shares of
and 173,973 shares of class B stock.—V.
173, p. 1478.
stock
A
■H+t
N.
•
b'ades and has had Its
1-armr
shares
Earnings
manufacturer of diners.
a
Outstanding
class
10-cent par value stock.
manufactured-safety
to boused
"
—V.
notes
2,050,000
equivalent
"the
vat
operations,—V.
$8,068,774
"U-
of the merged corporation on a share-for-share basis.
Each
class A shares (no par value) of International are exchangeable
[for 10 shares of
to
1951
!_.——outstanding-
income
Net,
\ 10 cents)
'.**
income
Capital
(par
15-year
__*<—
additions
and
company
plant,
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
income, taxes.
before
Federal
stock
merger, the class B
for the common stock
voted
18
————
Profit
corpora¬
Corp. to *
April 16.
on
terms of the agreement of
International is exchangeable
the
Eales.
of merger between this company and Jerry O'Mahony,
The agreement
Inc.,
the
;
Maiarkcy,
enterprises
Co.—100% Stock Dividend—
March 31-
3 Months"Ended
.
April
on
COMPARATIVE
-
,
of
names
taxes
share
per
steam
costs
authorized
common
stock
(par $25) from 1,455,602%
to 2,406,382% shares, to
effect a 2-for-l split of the 950,780 outstanding shares.
The stock¬
holders of
record April 23, effective date of the
split, received on
May 4 one additional share for each share held.*
,
said
intend to issue
issued.
for drilling and other
pay
The
..International Safety Razor Corp.—Merger, Etc.—
-
With SEC
underwriting. The proceeds are
expenses.—V. 173, p. 965.
share),, without
per
of
1794.
p.
MacAndrews &
627,929
'
.
the
20
Lehigh Portland Cement
$3,778,655
979,974
710,828
1377.
$1.56
.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$3,753,109
774,530
502,051
$1,310,388
327,431
$1,204,306
from ry. oper.*
to
America—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry. oper. revs..
-
r($l
-
■
,
rev.
working capital.—V. f71,
increase
to
-
-Net
covering
.
International Rys. of Central
,
SEC
Hancock
Fob. 28. '51
Thomas
filed a letter of notification with ihe
shares*of common slock to be offered at par
April
on
Feb.
amounts cf series
set forth below:
after
earnings
improvements
Co., Leadville, Colo.—Files
Lead
company
John
which requires the
1 In each year, j Only
on
not
409,500 shs,
with
Hutzler-—
&
•
not heretofore
amount
Corp
173,
-
Woodworking Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
M
Earnings
Co.—V, 173, p. 1699.
earnings of Petro-Tech Service
the
The
Co., it
l,r 1971, through Kidder, Peabody &
$560,300
360,000
$1.35
*---——
Outstanding
1942,
Period—
A
'
March
share——
■
FINANCING
7 Mos. End.
12,300
360,000
outstanding—
.
The company has placed privately with institutional in'"•vestors an issue of $3,500,000 2 %% sinking fund notes
'due
M &
931,300
358,700
$486,500
Notes Placed Privately—
—
11,900
——
170,074
454,837
^
Milling Co.
$4,589,700
948,900
450,500
—~
taxes
income
does
V.
'
4,100,C00'
28,
amount
Bros.
also
15 in each year,
from 1C0.76%
to
PRESENT
agreement
company
Boston
redeem¬
$600,000
July
principal
are
•»
ranging
also
are
4,100,000
principal amount
principal
First
See
dated
Co.
Farther
$2,500,000
an
the
and
purchasers
Net
Earnings' per
International
(est.)
and foreign inc. taxes
foreign
and
Fed.
—
—-
Net income before Federal
From Jan. 1—-
They
409,500 shs;
under
aggregate
Salomon
1950
$4,024,000
1951
Quarter Ended March 31—
issued
Insurance
issued
'
due
A,
value)—
par
were
$300,000 additional
The
.
Subsidiaries)
(Including Venezuelan and Canadian
297,209
in
1793.
P-
prices
Authorized
*
——
($10
of $100,000
respective
TO
1952-1957—
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
*
$2 ,712,535.
$2,627,692
$2,677,538
577,538
296,200
$3,280,931
630,989
301,491
railway**
1949
1950
1S51
■
railway—--
from
Net
Life
$2,200,000
stockholder-.—
14%—
at
part
in
or
EFFECT
series
notes,
notes
payment
fact
notes due
stock
Mutual
"*.
Lane-Wells Co.—Gross Income Up
GIVING
1971-
1,
•These
the
1276.
p.
173,:
offering 6r,$4,-
*
-
2%%
such
■v'.'
all
interest.
accrued
and
♦15-year
withdrawn.
the selling
proceeds
(jointly) /
& Hutzler
Bros.
100%, plus accrued interest.
to
20-year
Inc.,
Bros.,
issuance
the
$6,500,000
stock.—V.
common
redeemable
are
CAPITALIZATION
*
$33.01
funds on March 31, .1951
of $15,614,300 over the
shares have for the time being been
after
of
debt;
through a sinking fund on or before Feb.
beginning with the year 1953, at prices ranging
Sold—Fewel & Co. in
March sold 3,300 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$5.25 per share, out of 6,000 shares filed by letter of
notification with SEC on March 1.
The remaining 2,700
$5,656,913
$2,326,048
—-—.——
"
^
$5,616,048
3,290,000
funded
able
Kingsburg Cotton Oil Co.—Stock
1950
1951
,
income—-----
on
**<_.,.
per
.
taxes
-income (est.)
taxes- on
•Earnings
71
£r.ded March 31—
Federal
before
Income
application
J
notes
103.75'';
Common
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
the
issue of April 30 of the
our
Salomon
3 V» 1r
April
Industrial Rayon Corp.
of
shares
3,674,646
made in
Corp. and
.3,589,213
.
.119,53/
;——
and
outstanding
be
to
and
$92,575,400 of
of
details follow:
$10.01
$11.57
shares
common
will -consist
100,000 20-year 3Vs% notes, series A, due April 1^*1971
at 100.75% and accrued interest by The First* .Boston
2,856 533
*'
3,991,517
sale
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Offering of Notes—Mention
Increased—
_
•
—
—
share-
S-l
per
net
Combined
were
173, p. 566.
——.—
Stock Fund S-l—
—
outstanding
shares
S-l
share
B-4
per
—
.
loans,
was
-
3,007,628
„+
additional
the
$34,725,320 $28,587,393
outstanding-*—„———
High-Grade Common
Net
■
.
the
from
the payment of dividends
continue
to
basis.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
Mir. 31.'51 Mar. 31,'50
-
——
shares
Net
$74,225
201,830
$1.73
—
*
compensation reserve.—V.
contingent
assets
B-4
—
$350,683
—
__j.
share
per
•Including
*——
-----
shares
Capital
*
taxes-,—--
taxes
income
income
Net
—*-
income
Federal
Federal
for
Discount Bond Fund B-4—
Net
1950
$2,243,713
$74,225
1951
$4,720,094
$645,683
295,000
•
*--—*—
—
before
income
Provision
'
April 9.
on
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets
'
Illinois Zinc Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
cent)——
one
$250,000
100,000 shs.
$250,000
200,000 shs.
1956-—
due
notes
(par
company
was organized in New York on April
27, 1948.
Its
factory is located at 641 West 34th St., New York, N. Y„ and con¬
tains
approximately 8,000 square feet.
These premises are leased
for a period of five years commencing July 1, 1950.
A letter of notification, covering the above securities was filed with
$5,419,967 $16,516,517 $14,119,202
2,438,349
9,831,565
6,193,646
1,739,811
3,914,145
4,069,713
income
Net
income
stock
The
46,808,716
19,710,150
-
Net rev. from ry. oper.
a
Common
1951 3 Mos.
1950
1 L $25,007,007 $22,450,488 $72,509,058 $00,921,918
Period End. Mar. 31~
t
prospectus states,
quarterly
a
Outstanding
Authorized
the
directors,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
number
his
of
the
best efforts
or
to sell
class
to
sell
A
has no firm commitment
for the company, any agreed
shares but has agreed
shares within the linvts of a
common
sudh
agreement entered into between the company and the under¬
dated March 1,
1951, and continuing for a period of one year
the date,
OFFICERS—James
Vice-President,
and
E.
Spaulding,
James
T.
President;
DeWitt,
Martin
Secretary
J.
and
Petersilia,
Treasurer.
Volume 173
Number 5009
Milwaukee Solvay Coke
Co.—Bank
ti'onn nr3.m?aay
.
'
Apr11 27 received
facUiUes? 8
*rJht»bwIr0wi^gsVtoibe
National Steel Corp. -(&
Subs.)—Earnings—■■
to
borrow
Quarter End. March 31—
Exchange Bank
National Bank of-Milwaukee
Milwaukee.—V. 173,
Minneapolis
Gas
Co.
Bonds- Placed -Privatelyi. in
3ly — In
—
**
1
;
.
program.
See
also
V,
;
•
company
has
called
shares
-
for
of
redemption
Its
3.20%
A
,
Prefer¬
stock.
1,
1951,
The
directors
common
stock
stockholders
of
to
holders
Trust
Co.
50
$1.33
of
will
series
A
In
share
per
New
be
a
regular quarterly
share, payable June 9.
a
May 21, 1951.
latter
business May 21,
ments
declared
cents
record
the
of
have
of
equivalent
stock
York
for
A
A
present
date
conversion
order
to
as
made
prevent
a
on
of
possible
by Union
Securities
investment
banking
preference
stock
with
Corp.
a
drain
.
.
of
group
to
May 29, 1951. at a
price
purchased
into
common
transfer taxes to be
certain
of
stock.
the
holder
with
Brown
Union
Securities
will
be
Bacon,
Whipple
&
Loeb
for
will
company
the
April
purchase
1,
serially
until
from
11:30
it
of
of
The
four
to
Montour RR.—Bids
on
the
A
104,153
to
Issue
or -73:6%
shares,
share
one
of
its
on
so
First
banks.
the
the
shares
the
of
receive
to
full
one
share' of
New
Trust Co.,
letter
a
Conn,
Robert
Mr.
company.
Stack
J.
Stack
was
to
succeed
Executive
him
President
as
Vice-President.—V.
173,
of
was
Co.—Registers With SEC—
May 1
011
filed
registration statement
a
debentures
of
to
are
The
be
be
due
offered
used
to
obtained
and
retirement
for
Division,
has been
Miami
box
plant,
transferred
to
formerly operated
mi/creat.
interest.
Bank
The
corporation
covering
of
a
the
ootalned
the
from
of
in
bank
loans
outstanding
Trust
will
made
be
*****
Co.
May
The
funds
mated
bonds
including the carrying
nection
with
the
with
of
be
the
SEC
at
The
April 27
on
are
to
be
at
the
Continental
for
used
general
corporate
for
of
the
SEC
authorization
to
the
make
to
1952, in
1954
years
for
each
of
of
not
through
the
years
sinking
less
than
2%
nor
more
not
less
than
1964,
and
1965
through
fund
than
3%
the
at
173,
1975.—V.
172,
p.
above
to
are
"prime
•
be
has
company
shares
Theresa
of
National also
applied
the
H.
to
common
Marso
would
at
make
the
SEC
capital
price
a
a
for
stock
of
in
effect
by promissory
at
time
the
similar
offer
The
with
fil"d
was
the
proceeds went to
of
holdings
7,000
in
that
shares
58.30%
believes
it
to
company
would
SEC
Louis
April
on
increase
of
to
the
its
the
be
outstanding
desirable
comoanv
borrowings of
■
'
like
a
on
May
1
$11,000,000.
amount
of
extent
holdings
received
of
proposed.
to 59.51%.-
Wasserstein,
funds, to purchase
temporarily their construction
new
borrowings
are
tc
the
remainder
iuu..uuci
of
1951,
authorization
0?
three
to
make
used
d
company
made
to
to
now
holds
The
Of
a
The
income
•Loss.
inc.
1951
-
with
National
acquire
from
sale
of
the
'
-
^
,
1950
1949
$75,548
t$53,131
64,619
23,708
20.190
Crjb,OD8
$84,568
$46,839
$32,941
*$o9,647
172, P-
ry.
1535.
on«K
5Jfa,^U5
1950
"'221,726
1949
1948
$612,429
$637,912
$819,872
"408,053
•
$734,778
income—.
oper.
groups
as
stock
will
1951
and
•,
estimated
program
be
*
*365,733
*145.832
*"435,486
*601,952
*566,170
*364,522
2,064,238
conditions,
1,632,013.
1,973,694
2,315,163
mi,
j
j*
„
temporary postponell
proposed issuance and sale Of 150,000 shares
series Of preferred stock
--
April
on
majority/
by
or
173,
p.
.
-
26
approved
vote
a
of
proposed
amendment
to
of the company regarding
stock.—V.
1
+
more
than
shares
amended
the
protective
the
for
necessary
and
articles
of
provisions
16,171
held
from
effect
a
*1,191,14*
of
Canadian
a
fine
chemical
subsidiary and financial
at Cornwall, Ontario,
plant
interest
Canada,
in
a
were
nilLUU, Director
Hilton, uuuwvi of Foreign Sales for the parent Pfizer Com¬
*
is President of Pfizer Canada/ Ltd. The firm will handle Cana¬
terramycin, newest broad-range antibiotic "wonder drug,"
v*
*
by
Pfizer
in
1950,
and
other
Pfizer-labelled
articles.
plant will be erected by a company in which Chas. Pfizer
has a substantial investment, Kemball Bishop, a Britishcontrolled Canadian firm.
No immediate, direct use of the new Corn¬
wall facility Is planned by the Pfizer company, according to John E.
McKeen, President and Chairman of the Board.
Pfizer participated
jointly with Kemball Bishop in acquiring the site.—V. 173, p. 106.
new
Co.,
Inc.,
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—Agent for Scrip—
Guaranty Trust
Co.
of
York
New
has
been
'purchase and sell scrip certificates for holders of
£pril
30
until
1951
569.
p.
the
close
_
,
T
to
jn
appointed
common
April
29,
agent
to
stock, dated
1953.—v.
173,
capital
stock
of
total
429,590.
which
$5)
shares
12,274
p.
filed
registration
a
(par
The
173,
Sale of Securities—
amendment
an
with
connection
of
V.
buslness
,
Pioneer Fund, Inc.
According
a
of
-
.
remaining
1379.
sold
were
7,726
with
the
SEC
on
April
23,
1951,
statement
became
at
shares
covering 20,000 shares
effective on Jan. 12, 1951,,
the market for a
total
of
were
removed from
registration.
the
Philippine Air Lines, Manila, P. I.—President Resigns
1795.
Andres Soriano,
voted
to
retire
the
2,423
common
in the treasury
and to change the authorized common
2,000.000 $10 par shares to 6,000,000 $4 par shares to
split.
The split became effective on May 4.—V. 173,
3-for-l
in
signed
Cia
who shortly
after the end of World War II
international carrier now
ranked
unduplicated route mileage, has re¬
as President of the company and has withdrawn A. Soriana y
general managers, it was announced on April 26.
Colonel
established
ninth
lf>
*533,891
'1,632,402
sales of
The
incor¬
of
Corp.—Split-Up Approved—
April
cn
>1,026,082
*1,873,867
Pfizer Si Co., Inc.—Forms Canadian Unit-
new
introduced
<fc
cn
.1
by
3.377,606
the
*1,294,621
1481.
p.
JLJ(JIltliQ
Donald
pany,
dian
authorized
,
173,
announced on April 27 by this corporation.
at
t
income—_
(Chas.)
major
*684,171
1,337,953
railway—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
The
i
.
j
ry.
railway
Formation
1952.
in
from
Net from
nit
other
of
common
construction
a
a
stock
as
this
holds
Soriana
company
world
the
in
us
terms
an
of
approximately 28%
of
The following officers also resigned:
1481.
the stock of the company.
'
A. M. Macleod, First Vice-Presi¬
dent; E. T. Bolton, Vice-President-director and Vice-President in charge
Peabody
Stuart &
time
$149,187
1°51
railway
railway-——
from
Vv...
Bank
tax_
tAfter depreciation of $14,868,—V.
stockholders of
common
»
to
called for redemption on June 1, 1951, through
optional provisions of the sinking fund, $100,000
the
from
Net
Net
representatives
the
in
»
stockholders
shares
repay
tax___
n
stockholders
The
finance
National Oats Co.-Earnings—
bef.
from
engaged
,,
new
preferred
the
Coal
Co.
Co.
Inc.
000 000 of 47/«%
?n£T
The
Net
-
poration
■
income
i
market
.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Jls
„
two-thirds
time the
promissory notes of subsidiaries aggregating
$2,000,000 for
Iroquois Gas Corp., $2,000,000 for
Pennsylvania Gas Co and $1 000,000
United Natural Gas Co.—v.
173, p. 1585.;
prof.
•
against,
outstanding $6,300,000
Thereafter, and during
nronoses
to
Federal
from
-
for
Net
vmv4*
the
immediately.
Consolidated
Chase
of
March—
supplyjca^h requirements to that extent during 1951 and 1952.
ment Of the
per
p.
from
par
exercise
Gross
have immediate need for the proceeds and in view
not
Co.
programs.
be
also" received
were
to
bank
balance
ance.
subsidiaries
merger
proposal, North Penn will acquire all of the
of Crystal
City Gas Co, now owned by Allegany, to¬
investments of the three other merging companies
the
authorized
Colonel
$6,300,000 will be
bank
notes
and
the
notes
the City of New
York, which
promissory notes to be retired
of
i-uc
*v*
Pacific Western Oil
SEC
unvuu
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings
the selling
Offering of Preferred Stock Postponed—The directors
on
April 26, in view of the fact that the company did
stock
of
II of a plan for
Step B over which
specified distribuafter provision for exfor
-
4L fk/VV*
PROCEEDS--Proceeds
capital
its
Purchase
which
outstanding
treasury
The
(par $8) to its
oiiaiv-
used
acquire
common
provides
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Partial Redemption—
r
of
increase
to
„VV1,
_
step „
A of part
Pennsylvania Gas.
of
jurisdiction,
Service Corp.,
the mutual service company.
North
capital stock will be changed from 200,000 shares
value'to 800,C00 shares of $5 par value, of which 450,000
shares will be issued to Pennsylvania Gas in
exchange for the latter'8
holdings of 100,000 old shares.—V. 173, p. 1481.
'
covering
10
May 2, 1951 at $29.25 per share, on the basis of
ctUUiUUiiax
additional share for each ten shares held, with the
privilegfe Of subscribing for any unsubscribed shares.
Rights Will expire on May 18. Any Of the 436,224 shares
not subscribed for by the common stockholders will be.
UUl/JU
:n
purchased by an investment group headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. (jointly) who on May 2 made the winning bid of
$117,280 for underwriting compensation.
To Borrow from Banks—
The
stock
UI1C
one
,
owns
'
Penn-Western
without
Net
The
other shares
of
Pennsylvania
common
which
may
be
other holders of Pennsylvania common
within 20 days of
the purchase
offer, such offer being limited
however, to 20,000 shares
of Pennsylvania stock.
presently
Pennsylvania and
with
:
constitute
reserved
connection
This corporation has
Safety Razor Corp. above.
approximately $57,800,000 for
Gas
the
stock
Penn's
-
common
,
any
tendered by
National
,
to
outstanding
dissolution
aim
with
Gross
Bids
each
purchase, at $16.50
share,
v
in
,
bearing
borrowing.
Lehman Bros, and Bear, Stearns & Co.
(jointly), $125,938;
Morgan Stanley & Co./ $143,935, and The First Boston Corp., $165,000.
share.
per
to
capital
gether
/
,
follows:
than
Pennsylvania
and
In
Co.
notes
each
of
...
1734.
authorization
of
$16.50
Gas
Penn," the surviving compariy,
to Pennsylvania Gas
in excapital stock, all owned by the
stock
.
of
Under
defray, in part, the cost of Northern's
1951, the cost of which is esti¬
represented
rate"
notification
shares.
UOVI
National Fuel Gas Co.—Seeks to
Increase Investments
The
transactions
lLaiian^lia
Commission
tions
year
'
International
r\et
from
presently
Rock
North
Pennsylvania Gas remaining assets,
penses
and liabilities,
to the holders of its various classes of out¬
picituuu
standing preferred and class A and B common stocks, and for its
dissolution.
Merger of the four utility subsidiaries is a nrnUminari?
preliminary
record
•
7,000
Alum
capital
new
From Jan. 1
con¬
for
and
companies,
of
.
These
XIlCi>e
the
bank
The
1701.
p.
letter of
See
the
more
its
liquidation
aggregate
an
New Name Consolidation Effective—
the
providing
4%
nor
for
.
stockholder.
normal
retirement
the
Co.
these
shares
Q
expansion of operations and the
generally
price levels, and for plant and
equipment improvements.
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co. and Lehman Brothers are
named as managers
of a public
offering of the new debentures.
The new debentures
will be entitled
to
a
6'7c
Gas
of
issue
step to such dissolution.
-
A
higher
,
•;
O'Mahony, Inc.—Stock Offered—A secondary '
morJtgage 3,/^ sinking fund bonds maturing June 1, i960, at
ok onn
a ',„„
in no„+c\
101%%» and accrued interest. Payment will be made at any of the
offering Of 25,800 shaies of common stock />™v. 10 cents)
(par
following offices Of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.; 1531 Walnut St.,
was made on April 18 at the market
(about $3.87V2 per
Philadelphia 2, Pa.; 59 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y,; and 10 Post
UrtefrvM
Office Square, Boston 9, A>
-V. 172, p. 2222.
Mass
share), without underwriting. Probably placed privately.
1976.
in
approving
(Jerry)
purposes,
increased inventories and receivables
of
decision
a
North
are
latter.
Illinois
_
four gas
merger
will
the
state¬
due
-
1347.
p.
April 27 announced the issuance of
otttiiumg
received
used
for
program
$60,000,000.
borrowings
interest
Miami
registration
a
the
aggregating
of
$30,000,000 of debentures
"•
utility companies in this corporation.
Penn Gas Co., wholly owned subsidiary
Pennsylvania Gas, and North Penn's subsidiaries, Allegany Gas Co.,
of
001
„
172
of
companies
Dempseytown
applied
was
company heretofore borrowed $5,100,000
pursuant to an exemption provided by the Ho'ding Company Act, and
now
proposes to borrow the remaining $24,900,000.
Miami
filed
3
issue
financing will
.
coal
on
merger
The
Chicago, 231 South t.a San* st. ChiLa Salle St. Chi
of
-
on
proposed
the
-
National Fuel Gas Co. above—V.
change
Payment
&
company
construction
National Dairy Products
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Proceeds
—
None
None
70,517 shs.
None •
4,000,000 shs;715,330.5 shs.
n
National Container Corp., a
newly formed Florida corporation which
will be a
subsidiary of the
parent company, National Container
Corp. of Delaware.—V. 173, p. 1795.
ment
par)
y j
the
on
The SEC
the
Offering Underwritten—The company is offering 436,224 additional shares
its
as
160,000 shs.
162,645 shs.
1,111
National Container Corp.—New
Unit Formed—
corporation's
($100
688,810 shs.
611,215 shs.
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp.—Merger Approved
the SEC
sale "< at competitive
outstanding balance
October, 1950, from
public
off
pay
bank, loans
money
with
1971.
Ohio Edison Co.—Common Stock
The
See
1585.
p,
1700,000
Pennsylvanfa Gas Co.—Offer for Stock—
stock
common
(par ^>1) BI
^.1^/2
Dlaced luiyarc y
piaceu nrivatelv.—V. 173, p. 1701.
„
borrowings from time to time through March 22,
amount not to exceed $30,000,000.
announced
$11,357,000
$000,000
preparation plant located at Mine No. 17 in
Christian County, 111. Due $50,000 each
Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1954 and
$500,000 on Sept. 1, 1955. §Of the 4,000,000 common
shares, at Jan. 31,
1951, 1,520,025 shares were reserved for conversion of 5% convertible
prior preferred shares.—V. 173,
pp. 1587 and 1481.-
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Bank Loans—
—V.
27
Outstanding- '
only by a purchase money
mortgage
Co.;
the
April
*
than, series A bonds), may be issued under
the mortgage Indenture
subject to the conditions ahd restrictions
therein set forth.
tThese notes are secured
Haven
New Haven,
stock
siucit
St°^^
'Additional bonds.(other
desiring
Equipment Trust Certificates—
on
:
90, 111.—V. 172, p. 1930.
cago
on
May 8 receive bids
first mortgage
bonds
due
mortgage
serial
bonds
due
Board,
;
*
.
758000
—
Preferred
™rrxea
' Btl rt.iriS
)h»
of
•
remaining
National Bank &
shares of
Tt
11
redemntion
National
■
the
profit z:'"TVa'sub-*x
stock, issuable in series
5 (^"convertible
prior preferred^
prior pfd.- (nonconvertible)—
Undesignated prior preferred:
1480.
p.
debentures
accrued
National Automotive
Fibres, Inc.—New President—
of
.
6,000,800-
u
5Va%
of
stock
North Shore Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
This company has called for redemption on June 1,
next, $38,000 of
first mortgage 4%% bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1961, at 102% and
company up to noon (EDT) on
May 7 will receive bids for the
purchase from it of
$1,000,000 equipment trust
certificates, series D.
The
proceeds are to be used to
finance, in part, the cost of 300
hopper cars, estimated at not less
than $1,354,500.
The company is
controlled through stock
ownership by the Pennsyl¬
vania Co. and the
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—V. 173,
p. 1480!
Chairman
.
*?.
Prior preferred
Co,—Exchange Offer4—
The
J. R. Millar,
appointment of
3
$2,992,000.—V. 173, p. 9.
for Bonds—
>
of
(2)
or
Proceeds are to
$2,700,000 of 360-day
of
each of the
years 1952 to 1971, inclu¬
Such proposals will be
received at the offices of
The New York
Trust Co., fifth
floor, 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V.
1*73, p. 1794.
'
-
-
'morteafrl^ot^
LnT,Kio*,'O«£50,°20
-
•
v...
bidding.
sive.
:
to
company
The
of
first
-
PtrSOnS «nt» May 10. 1951, to request
payment of $7 or $14.
Bartgis stockholders
offer should forward certificates, together with
covering $2,700,000
(EDT)
a.m.
3,000,000
1976,
and
$2.000Ji00
$100,000 on April 1 in
,
upon
snare.
The
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Bids
The
Spires
North Penn Gas
1700.
p.
—
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO.PRESENT FINANCING
„
.
Bartgis
The holders of Bartgis shares
expires on June 29.
three are-offered the alternative: (1) of receiving
$14,
or
three
.
per
Co.;
&
173,
—«r
per-anmun; plus a
The; company.'alsor"sells
a
the
Sons; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.;
Kuhn,
Stanley & Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood.—V.
Morgan
$7
173,
•»
This
&
a,, i&builiv, ui».
delivered;.
sinking fund bonds, series
A,'4%v due-Oct. 1, 1962--:-,—• $12,500,000
.*/:»
J-".-*
.,
by
jng 0f 5QO
price, after ; deducting stock
by the seller, is
slightly more than the price
receive on redemption of
such stock.
would
Associated
coat
'First mtge.
.
—
the
conditions,
of.
Authorized*"
a
Norris Oil Co.
Secondary Offering — On April 19,
.X",,""'
Walston, Hoffman & Goodwin made a sprnndarv offer,"
paid
Alex.
of
—V.
of
on
them
aggregate
an
stock,
common
for'each
accept the
transmittal,
of
adjust¬
ready to purchase all
scries
prior to the close of business
$110.30 a share and to convert stock
to
in
company, .owner. of
Co.
stock,
Pulp stock
company
bankers headed
stands
group
tendered
to
this
of
divisable
cash
; r
company's cash
investment
whereby, subject
offer
company's
not
the
close
dividends
the
on
-
•
exchange
Guaranty
No
ton
per
...
applied to the sec
k
New Haven Pulp & Board
The
common
the
payments,
1951,
30,
dividend.
the
to
June
Ann
Bartgls Brothers
-
converted,
dividend.
accrued
redemption
to
cents
(par $25)
preference
the
before
or
•
u
*
preference
stock
certificates
for
substantial
any
result
arrangements
1951,
receive
for such
15
the
Ji.6HSrJr,S,i,VC" 'firSted
hearing.
V. 173, p. 1480.
.
a.
stock,
ori
on
stantlal-amount'of coal to railroads,
industrial- customers, and at-retail
through its; own subsidiaries.
"
-
of
all
dividend
preference
conversion
record
on
order to
series
must
1951, the
made
of
In
preference stock.
resources
has
redemption price of the series
Out of the
original issue of 110,000 shares of the
about 28,000 shares
have already been
converted.
stock,
;
.
AiitVinriveH
Authorized
-
company's letter to its stockholders
points out that, based on
recent market
quotations, the market values of the series A
preference
stock and of the
common stock
into which it is convertible are sub¬
the
of
'
•
,
KC!J Ietl. t0 Purchas« tip to 66%% of its coal
Pv?* These contracts are on a- cost-plus, basis,. . ,
ond return- on, bn active mines,het ihveet-~v;
dePletlpn the.companjdar amortizea.
o
dlsrn^Pni^rf
mines UlhtUiltiJUUCU. HIlU,s
JiliuCo
d,sc°tttlnued- and.,
nil
yu
inii.-
htcnt balances In sUCh,mines'computed*at
•
proceeds, $2,945,000 would be used to pay,, off outstanding
bank notes; $965,000 to
pay off notes and advances payable to NEfiS,
and $790,000 for construction.-
The
than
......
.
DnrrrMirintfc
Rnrrowin2s
Electric^ System
(UU,UUV.
Of
of series A preference stock
is convertible
up to, but not
after, the close of business on
May 29, 1951; into 2% shares of
common
stock.
The common stock of
the company has fluctuated
since Jan. 1
from a high of 50Vi to
a
low of 41% -and- closed on
May 3 at 47 per share.
greater
tion
WVil
-
through
•
preference
frntT
?n
includlna
.
am
-
*
(par $100), at $109 per
share plus accrued dividends' from
1, 1951. to the
redemption date of June 1, 1951, -or a total
redemption price of $109.80 per
share.
The redemption agent is the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Each share
stantially
..
•
.
n—i—j
New. England
March
-
*
■
a^°Hgi othe£ -things; that the utility wiU purchase npt
SO"
requirements
•
-
^
t
^
June
on
'convertible
,
P o«ir «£n• nXC«nth
Pi- TiVfI'"'uol''M
;7,361,850 shares presently outstandlng.-^y.- 173, p. 1795.
'
.
Stock—Investment Banking Group to Purchase All
on or Before
May 29—
outstanding
.
than
v
Shares Tendered
The-
.
.nmrianrfs
customers
-
less
<
company s ^.9
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator-Co.—Calls
the
new
anHI
.—
nnn
series
and
314,286. ...314,286
9,505,000
10,850,000
TW.
are largely In the State of Illinois.
The company's
are1 the
Commonwealth Edison group of. companies
certain other public utilities in the
Chicago metropolitan .area, ,A
agreement; with Cbmmonwealth
-«frCfinCUl" WUn v'omu'0I,wc#iiji Edison Co. extends through. •"1982
ouiwu
—Ul
largest
$13,255,407 $13,434,464 $14,753,775
,
,
ence
;
tEarnings per share.
$1.80$1.82
$2.00
-'•After deducting cost-of sales,
'•Alter aeoucung cosi oi saies, selling-and general
swung
miu
6cun.«
expenses and all
•
helc. finance the
173, p.-1794.
.
These'properties
$29,564,320 $30,769,311
-5,910,580
4,851,250
23,475,000
Income-
.
construction
1949
.
■
March, 1951, the company placed
Iditional
privately an additional
$1,200,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%
;jan a,
series, due-Jan. .1 •
1975, bringing the amount of 4his issue
outstanding to,
$3,940,000
ZPolMarch 31, 1951.
"•, •'" \ •,
The-net proceeds are to be
,
...
used to
•
,
income_____
on
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries own coal, lands having an - i. *
estimated 991 million recoverable tons of
coal, and in addition It leases coal lands having
an, estimated brnmuuu recoverable-tons of coal.
i„ estimated 61 million mviv.....
-
1950
,.
•
•
Net
-
■
.314,286
Prov. for Fed. taxes
the
and
1700.
p.
1951
>
-interest and dividends—$41,901,440
Prov. for dcprec. and
depl.rr"-™^_i—4,856,755
Int., bond discount and expense
time prior to Dec. 31, 1951.
amount of-"$800,000 and "$400,000,
of
'
•Income .from oper. and income from
of its cote
mad* from tlme ^
resn^Hvfi^
'L the.
nfPf^;i^1^fro,rtVplJ'st Wisconsin
larine
National
.
'
Loans—
authorization
be applied to the expansion
production
'
SEC
no
Wkm
—
of
Debentures
Offered
(sole underwriter)
Ja
sinking fund
^
♦
on
Halsey,
May 2 offered
debentures
—
due Aoril
1
aeoeniures aue April 1,
98.75% and accrued interest, to yield close to 5%.
debentures
will
have
the
benefit
of
a
sinking
fund
which
will-
"
require the retirement of $300,000 debentures
to 1962, Inclusive, and $900,000 in the three
in
each
6f the years
1955
successive years, leaving
only $900,000 outstanding at maturity. They may be redeemed, beginnlng April
1951' at Priccs ranging from 102% to 100%. For sinking
fund purposes they may be redeemed, beginning in the year 1955, at
joo ('c
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from the sale of the debentures are to be
applied by the company to finance part of an estimated $7,500,000 of
expenditures required to complete a new mine.
Colonel B. L. Anderson.
Vice-President-Traffic and
Rafael Ygoa, Treasurer-Comptroller.
registered a profit for its 1950 operations, and, during
operations;
Sales,
The
the
and
airline
first
equivalent
the
1951, had netted a profit of 307.869 pesos, the
$153,934, as compared with a loss of 439,683 pesos lor
quarter of
of
corresponding period in
Colonel
Soriano
1950.
announced
the other
that
A.
Soriano
y
Cia,
together
kith
principal officers, would conUnue to render
assistance cf Philippine Air Lines la an unofficial capacity until May
31,
195), to provide the new management the opportunity to take
over without disruption to service.
The airline, which serves two-thirds of the world over 25,000 rout«
miles, flies routes from San Francisco to London, via Honolulu, Wake,
himself
Guam,
and
four
Calcutta, Karachi, Lydda, Rome and Madrid. It also
service to Tokyo from Manila via Taipeh and Okinawa,
Hong Kong.—V. 163, p. 2675.
Manila,
has
regular
and
to
y'
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
1951
$180,345
railway-..-
from
Net
ry*
114,226
100,045
29,130
29,304
22,922
income
oper.
Net
ry.
railway
from
jjet
—V.
173,
-
income
1481.
oper.
p.
118,105
„
Net
126,358
Balance
for
per
Net
after
income
frer
^Earnings
taxes—
outstanding
shares
Capital
share
/
—
Acquires Full Control of
•
a—
of
$0.75
volume of RCA business has
1940
in
during
the past 10
to $80,184,000,
as
engineered,
pioneered, planned and
spearhead in establishing the new sales records.
A dividend of 50 cents per share on the common stock
directors
by
of
holders
on
such
of
record
April
at
close
the
of
intention
the
is
"It
the
basis
dividend
to place the common stock on
such dividends payable
board
and
to
-
Wet
ry.
•
.
'
]
.
Stoker
Standard
'
below.
Inc.,
Co.,
.
.
.
.
158,812
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Wet
Wet
ry.
—V.
353,966
railway——
from
p.
162,044
159,700
from
Net
1,946,606
616,686
ry.
,
434,052
173,
The
Wire
Y.—V. 173, p. 1795.
Inc.—Partial Redemption
1951
Three Months Ended March 31—
provision of $120,500 for Federal taxes on
but without provision for such taxes on the
"After
261,530
Co.
$947,313
24,840
$972,153
$2,683,806
104,430
142,684
313,188
437,884
$953,848
$829,469
$2,370,618
$1,889,341
inc.
gross
1482.
p.
;
Inc., Manila, P. I.—Stock Sold—
subscribe
to
of
of
each
for
share
one
given
(par
,
of
construction
specialty
wire
cables.—V.
from
ry.
172,
p.
13.
...
corporation
for
the
in
use
/shares of common
of preferred
underwriting.
Arthur
Emelin
C.
April 19 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of 6%. preferred .stock (par $25) and 2,000
stock (par $1) to be offered in units of four shares
$2,383,799
476,379
March 5.
on
Aaron
tion,
F.
Levy, a
as part of
the engineering staff of the parent
Executive Vice-President for
well
as
since
has
1935,
Old
from
Gross
Net
from
254,653
179,871
been
Laboratories.—V.
172,
Service
Public
Co.,
Trust
Co.
5,833,310
1,792,653
per.
oper.
Net
Oklahoma
Bond
—
1
Net
ry.
—V.
6,421,618
1,061,115
6,840,983
1,727,409
617,469
.
1,009,709
income—,
oper.
9,108.233
from
ry.
$3,220,545 $10,746,312 .$8,065,889
1,553,507
4,407,572
3,632,413
$3,875,510
——
1,661,911
173, p. 1702.
-
Seminole Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—J. W.
& Co.
April 18 offered 2,300 shares of common
on
The
249,796
'
.
{
(
of underwriters headed by Salomon Bros. & Hutz-.
Further details follow:
ler.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
19.—V.
April
.......
.
' ■
stockholders
authorized
immediate
No
stock.—V..
stock
approved
19
(par
have
plans
172,
April
on
common
-
.
172,
Rutland
the certificate
from
$1)
made
been
Series A,
2%%, due July 1, 1975
.
B, 27/8%, due Feb. 1, 1978—.
C, 3Vi»%, due April l, 1981-.—
Series
Series
from
ry.
tPfd.
stock,
4%
duced
April
on
company
($10
98,500 shs.
of
value)
par
issuable
are
amount
under
any
1,800,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
indenture
the
series,
provided
as
in
series,
therein.-
without limit
The
as
amount.
total
ry.
issuable
are
FINANCING
mates
that
will
program
OF
may
be
one
or
more
required
provided
bearing such dividend
series,
and other special rights,
rights
"168,609
income—
"158,433
"166,818
for
its
approximately
1951
and
company
1952
esti¬
construction
$10,000,000 from,
the sale of the above 3Ve% bonds, $1,000,000 from the sale of 100,000
shares of common stock in 1951, $1,500,000 from the sale of govern¬
ment securities on hand Jan. 1,
1951, $8,629,000 through depreciationand
and
amortization
$6,000,000
nature
and
provisions
from
the
the
bonds
Salomon
Drexel
"W.
E.
1952
earnings during
of
the period
securities, the
additional
"318,289
oper.
&
forth
company
to
be
below
of
the
purchased
are
bonds
the
names
and
the
of
the
principal
Hutzler
$2,850,000
Anthony &
1,650,000
Co
__
__
i 6so 000
Cooley
Liooiooo
The
1100 000
& Co.—
Milwaukee Co
details in
V.
173,
p.
1796.
—
Offering
used to pay for the completion of "Subscriberbuy equipment and for general corporate purposes.—*
is
Net
railway
$1,248,213
$1,264,312
158,535
226,692
232,222
Net
ry.
99,905
109,080
^'1:41,001
income
'
oper.
173,
870,807
4,255,328
381,499
Net
from
Net
ry.
5,989,415
2,198,834
1,141,658
355,321
1951
875,144
1,290,651
1,303,331
railway—
railway
30,291.054
25,633,107
income-—
3,144,114
income—
oper.
Net
fr:m
Net
ry.
oper.
173,
SEC
no
from
Net
from
4,029,586
1,777;850
64,899
Net
ry.
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
173,
St.
389,091
187,053
267,462
8,284
90,833
64,219
railway
income-—
"
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
railway
income
"Deficit.—V.
173,
20,790
"77,281
"67,768
"90,877
796,834
32,560
"192,433
849,711
51,966
"159,736
830,616
11,997
"225,632
2,957
*
railway
per.
shares
shares
Tex.—Regis¬
; *
registration statement with the
cumulative dividend, sinking fund
and 22,288 shares of common stock,
par
value,
be
offered
a
.' '
to
are
rights
for
public
sale,
subject
•
to
prior sub-
present
of
and
proceeds
Spencer Chemical Co.—New Plant in Operation—
company on April 27 announced the completion and successful
month's
operation of
the
world's largest ammonium
nitrate
prilling plant.
Though only one of the two 185-foot towers has been
put into production, the second tower is expected to be completed by
p.
1,056.913
54,573
"181,974
1482.
after that date is for more than
day.
.. f
a part of Spencer's Jayhawk" Works
near
Pittsburg,
Kansas.
Since Jayhawk
is a major producer of
ammonia
and
fertilized ammoniating solutions, the addition of fer¬
tilizer grade ammonium nitrate to the production schedule makes this
plant a completely integrated operation.
Construction was carried out by a Spencer subsidiary, Quaker Valley
August.
1948
$236,789
$280,659
"5.399
income
From Jan. 1—
1949
$273,966
"2.512
"53,393
$348,595
railway
oper.
nc
Co., Amarillo,
Exchange Commission—
filed
of $1
The
RR.—Earnings1950
1951
-
from
15.0C0
stock,
30
first
1482.
p.
Investment
April
-
1796.
Dewar, Robertson
Pancoast, San Antonio; and the
commission is $1.25 maximum.
of the financing, estimated at $691,760 are to be
to increase the working capital of the company—V. 172, p. 2224.
used
225,053
101,502
on
173, p.
value.
Louis;
Net
1,066,417
*
Held by Ameri¬
-
„
underwriting
35,829
43,987
1,065,151
subsidiary, SloaneVice-President.—V. J.73,
company's
Executive
preferred and common stockholders, at the
price of $20 per share for each share of each class. The underwriter
for the preferred is The First Trust
Co. of Lincoln, Neb.; and the
underwriting commission is $2 per share. The underwriters for the
common are Schneider, Bernet & Hickman, Dallas; G. H. Walker & Co.,
1948
26,688
covering
scriptin
$383,940
93,891
908,582
26,342
the
,
railway
oper.
-
1,146,860
income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1949
$369,491
106,271
1950
$306,716
104,560
railway
of
becomes
^
company
par
The
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
$364,509
March—
Gross
1939,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. above.—V.
preferred
1482.
p.
President
'
Cyanamid Sold—
The
26,615,507
25,928,354
5,064,467
4,214,784
2,513,311'
1,969,912
6,863,768
since
■
ters With Securities and
$9,306,459
1.662,433
789,854
$9,067,015
1,705,544
From Jan. 1—
from
«
Southwestern
1948
1949
1950
$9,617,168
2,418,060
railway
*
Southern Alkali Corp.—Stock Interest
can
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
$10,926,373
railway—,—
2,905,928
from
v
formerly President of Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co.,
Chairman of the Board of Alexander Smith, Inc.
Hudgins,
Corp.,
1702.
See
March—
Gross
Blabon
364,670
4,:26l,247
r 846,633
4,085,714
908,673
443,590
p.
Houlder
p.
income—
1482.
railway.;—
oper.
Mr. Ewing,
.
railway——
from
ry.
.
President and Chairman of the Board, in a
stockholders, announced a broad realign¬
company's organization and executive personnel. The move
designed to bring the increasingly diversified operations of the cor¬
becomes President and
$1,995,222
670,060
$1,252,343
railway—
from
Smith, Inc.—Ewing Elected President—
Ewing,
company's 2,750
poration and its subsidiaries under a "consolidated management." <•
1
Under the new organizational setup,
a carpet division,
a linoleum
division and a new products division
will operate immediately under
the President and
the Executive Vice-President of Alexander Smith,
Inc.
.
;
,
v
1948
1.S49
C.
F.
the
to
ment of the
.
1950
1951
from
Net
See further
to
(Alexander)
William
letter
Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings— V":
St.
March—
Co
Corp.
„
Vision".. tests,
•
by each:
Television
&
—
The proceeds are to be
1482.
several
amount
L650.000
&
173, p.
March—
Gross
—V.
Co
Hutton
Tucker,
agreed
Bros.
&
retained
in
follows:
timing of which have not been determined.
UNDERWRITERS—Set
purchasers from the
of
and
sale
as
1,482;052
64,827
"87,273
1,342,362
"23,717
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
PROGRAM—The
,
1,283,646
1,009
railway
as
authorize/
CONSTRUCTION
funds
the
in
prices, conversion
directors
of
-
1,387,710
railway—
Electronics
day.
V. 173, p. 204.
—V.
stock
redemption
"22,957
'>
oil ration of 789/1,
330 barrels per calendar
d'Avigdor Company, New York City, on
April 27 completed the sale of 40,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) at the market to net the Skiatron
company $2.50 per share.
These shares were originally
offered last December at $2.87 V2 per share.
/
Completed
Distribution of 25,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made after the close of the New York Stock.
Exchange on April 30 by Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a
fixed price of $36.37 xk per share, with a dealer's dis¬
count of 70 cents per share.
The offering was oversub¬
scribed and the books closed.—V. 173, p. 1796.
ferred
board
"49,467
•
Allowable is
tubing.
2-inch
p." 864.
Skiatron
1948
$603,194
122,045
66,312
22,098
a
173,
.
1949
$456,468
"43,256
"93,112
■
Completed—
< 26
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—A sec¬
outstanding bonds of all series is presently limited to $75,000,000.
fInitially authorized: 98,500 shares of "4% preferred stock"; 50,000
shares of
"4.65%
preferred stock."
The
authorized
shares of pre¬
of all
the
'
1950
$483,308
ondary
Gross
rates,
•'
1951
income
St. Louis-San
203,500 shs.
—_
50,000 shs.
stock
"Bonds
the
value )
par
—
for
barrels of 53.6 gravity oil with a gas
1,681
through
,
.
,
$496,137
"
8,488
railway—
from
10,000 000
series
Common
to
($100
cum.
series
4.65%
•
RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper,
from
—V.
10,000,000
to increase the
to 1,000,000 shares.
issuance of the increased
proposal
reported the completion of the Texas
Railroad .Commission's potential test on its wildcat well No. 1 McElroy
Ranch in west-central Upton County,
Texas.
In 24 hours well pro¬
The
-
Net
$22,500 000
a
500,000
481.
p.
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co.—Test
of incorporation,
2383.
p.
■
from
tfet
Outstanding
Increased—
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Stock
—V.
Gross, from
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
j
f
approved by the
stockholders on April 12 fixing a par value of $25 per share for the
class "A" stock and $1 per share for the class "B" stock, has been
filed
with the Secretary of State of Delaware and became effective
amendment of
From Jan. 1—
♦First mtge. bonds—
t*
.
company.—V. 173,
debt of the
1702.
p.
Riverside Cement Co.—Par Value Fixed—
The
Net
a
.'?v
.
will be used to cancel a
proceeds
stock
(about 68% cents to 87^2 cents
at the market
share).
per
Gould
"
Net
Offering-
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$40,315,434 $34,205,156
29,569,122 26.119,267
1951—Month—1950
income
oper.
The
672,275
,
173, p. 1482.
Gross
Mention was made in our issue of April 30 of the public'
offering of $10,000,000 first mortgage 3ys% bonds, series.'
group
"
RR.—Earnings—
10,499,348
exps._—
revenue
ry.
—V.
.
C, due April 1, 1981 at 99.709% and accrued interest by
Schenley
1482.
$14,374,858 $12,328,778
rev.
operations
Net
•
From Jan. 1—
45
of
company
named
p.
Period End. March 31—
Railway
Railway
214,254
6,890,231
2,641,035
railway--,_
railway—
Net
Milk St., Boston, Mass., will until
noon of May 9, 1951, receive proposals for the sale to it of first mort¬
gage bonds, viz: series C 314%
due 1978 at not exceeding 102.74%;
.series D 3'/4% due 1978 at not exceeding 102.42% ; and series E 3%
due 1979 at not exceeding 100.59%, to amounts sufficient to exhaust
the sums of $16,302,
$37,500 and $21,429,
respectively.
Interest on
accepted bonds will cease May 14, 1951.—V. 173, p, 1114,
Colony
Labora¬
Seskis, who died
' \
member of Schenley Laboratories since its incep¬
to succeed the late Irying J.
587,348
379,897
-
and one; share of common stock at $110 per unit, without
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Tenders—
The
;
Unit—
Schenley
of
President
elected
been
has
tories, Inc., a subsidiary,
1948
1949
1950
$2,224,096
income—
"Deficit—V.
;
over¬
other Philippine industries.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—New President of
(par $1)
$2,041,896
685,011
$2,515,650
railway——,-
oper.
Net
on
covering 8,000
was
-
used
be
investments in
for
-
.
983,714
railway—„
March—
,
Prudential Acceptance Corp., Los Angeles, Cal.—Files
The
offering
The
privilege.
at over 8,500,000 pesos, or approximately
to
establish
allied industries to produce
company's glass factory and carton plaftt,
estimated
proceeds,
$4,250,000,
will
outright purchase of the
company, one of the
the country,- would be oper¬
in
1951
from
Gross
<3EC
were recently given
for 284,167 additional
31
16
10 pesos) at 30 pesos per share on the
10 shares held.
The stockholders were
oversubscription
an
March
April
before
or
on
stock
common
record
of
stockholders
common
right
.
'
$2,327,225
33,856
Seaboard Air Line
the Bergen
said
From Jan. 1—
t$451,250
income of subs^di- .*
earnings.—V. 172, p. 1833.
737,5,13
$2,243,092
84,133
$2,583,293
100,513
-
„
President,
Reeves,
the
May 2 announced
of Lodi, N. J.
on
Rope
E.
and
Net
profit,due to the prior year's loss carryover,'
the
846,661
229,604
$1,024,422
a
Net
parent company's
fNet loss.
■'
John I. Snyder, Jr., President, stated that the improved position of
the company was due primarily to the intensification of its product*
diversification program and to an increase in conventional railroad
freight car building operations at its Mt. Vernon, 111., plant.
Mr. Snyder emphasized that the results attained in the first quarter '
«f 1951 contain very little earnings from the company's defense work,
and practically none from the operation of the military tank depot at
Pressed Steel Car's Hegewisch, 111., plant.
Neither was the company's
new, strong, lightweight Unicel freight car development a factor in *
aries
30,732,461
5,834,380
2,420,957
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
1950
'
The
the
shares
Corp.—Acquisition—
March—
*'$443,340
income taxes—_—_—
profit after Federal
Wet
$2,980,605
San Miguel Brewery,
New
Gross
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Steel Car Co., Ltd.
173,
unfilled
sion
bonds due' Nov. 15, 1958, are being noti¬
fied that $227,400 principal amount of these bonds have been drawn
by lot for retirement on May 31, 1951, through operation of the sink¬
ing fund at par and accrued interest.
Redemption will be made at
The New York Trust Co., 100 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 569.
Pressed
•
29,307,407
4,935,535
2,084,197
wholly-owned subsidiary Of Reeyes Soundcraft Corp.
,
Jersey company now has a backlog of about $2,000,000 in
orders, a large part of which are for national defense work.
Reeves Soundcraft Corp. and Its subsidiaries manufacture television
tubes, recording blanks, metal stampings, transformers, magnetic film
and magnetic tape.
The Bergen company makes various types of in¬
dustrial cables including twisted lead . in
wir.es for. television,. power
cables for maritime construction and various other types of transmis¬
as
The
#
mortgage
first
of
Holders
1,209,960
?■
manufacturers
ated
has called for redemption on May 31, 1951, all of
sinking fund debentures, due Aug. 1, 1967. Immediate payment at the full redemption price of 105% and accrued inter¬
est
will be made
at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., trustee, 165
15, N.
99,515
$3,429,954
income
Net
—V.
2,635,625
671,283
1482.
P.
corporation
large
company
New York
88,235
$1,176,917
1948
1,517.657
25,115,251
4,080,502
2,221,034
3,073,112
income.—
oper.
Bergen
Poli-New England Theatres,
34,060
$1,285,952
income
income-
from
Deducts.
$9,299,759 $10,921,436
•
■
31,423,469
6,673,954
railway——
Reeves Soundcraft
outstanding 5%
Broadway,
29,262
inc.—
*
Plywood Inc.—Calls 5% Debentures—
This
1,068,866
railway
Hazard
its
2,321,511
railway
from
Net
—V.
435,541
.
$2,888;090
income
Nonoperating
and
v
1949
$9,731,834
2,221,915
1,246,556
.
2,171,520
636,721
266,509
Income—
1481.
oper.
173,
1,707,028
,.333,129
ry.
Gross
•
2,093,440
449,584
'
from
1948
$688,994
235,491
t
$1,256,690
$3,341,719
oper.
ry.
basis
-
$10,972,612
railway
oper. income.—
Prom Jan. 1—
•
1949
,
railway
from
Gross-
109,163
.
362,790
$1,142,857
from railway
The
;
,
,
"
1950
1951
from
Net
*
334,903
1,175,408
374,100
$1,058,278
Net
materials
Reading Co.—Earnings—
March—
Net
$688,526
230,905
1
1950
$636,737
136,245*t
3,392,046
127,716
subscribed.
Corp.—New Name—
Read Standard
See
Ry.—Earnings—
1 1951
$790,539
221,812
»
_r_
410,454
121,017
oper.
ry.
operating
also
Gross
railway—
1,602,029
income
income
oper.
Deductions
a
in
the future earnings of the
hope that they will," said
•
railway
$4,761,191
357,118
taxes
oper.
ry.
Total
declare
semi-annual
from
Federal
Railway
of RCA was
payable on May 28, 1951, to
of business on April 20,
1951,
5,
stock
May and November of each year, provided
corporation Justify such action, and we
General Sarnoff.—V. 173, p. 1278.
from
$7,464,983
108,182
,
1951.
company's
March—
$1,789,200
113,327
Other
to
the
declared
of
Corp.
Wet
$3,093,064
_*
and City
federal income taxes—_
Other
years,
Alkali
Cross
railway
from
operations
State,. County
more
$128,000,000
engaged in the radio business.
He credited television, which RCA
Southern Alkali Corp.—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
revs.
exps
$0.80
purchase
•
$11,113,340 $10,448,030
13,881,016 13,881,016
„
—
Sarnoff, Chairman, said the
than 4% times what it
to
level
executive committee on April 23 authorized the
American Cyanamid's 49%
stock interest in Southern
Pittsburgh previously owned 51%' of the stock of South¬
ern Alkali.
The purchase price for American Cyanamid's interest was
approximately $19,000,000, according to the firm.
Southern Alkali Corp., with chlorine and alkali producing plants at
Corpus Christi (Tex.) and Lake Charles (La.), has been operated 'by
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. since Southern's incorporation during 1931.
American Cyanamid Co. retains its 49%
interest in Southern Min¬
erals Corp., a company engaged in the production of petroleum in the
Btate of Texas.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. holds 51%
interest in
Southern Minerals.—V. 173, p. 1379..
• /
' >
The
stock
share
was 10 years ago—from a
$586,000,000 in 1950.
He reported
dividends paid to RCA stockholders
amounted
a sum wnich he declared to be larger than
that paid in this period by any other company in the world principally
increased
1951
1950
——$103,795,145 $69,785,926
10,744,464
7,955,705
9,030,182
9,030,182
—
$L-19
$0.88
—-—
$11,901,542 $11,236,231
788,202
788,201
—
outstanding——
common
David
Gen.
-
common
shares
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
March 31—
•
Earnings
that
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
,
dividend
Common
increase the authorized
common
stock from
shares and approved a
proposal to set aside and reserve 200,000 common shares for sale in
connection with the employees' retirement plan.—V. 173, p, 863.
Three Months Ended
——
■'
profit
Preferred
on
£ales
oper.
taxes
April 18 voted to
2,320,000 to 3,000,000
stockholders
operating
Railway
Net rev.
Co.—Stock Increased—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
The
Railway
18,945,231
7,709,000
27,743,542
■—15,842,000
taxes
taxes
income
1951—Month—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$6,570,940 $5,072,796 $17,216,469 $13,819,813
3,477,876
3,283,587
9,751,486
9,058,625
157,847,213 108,424,319
income
before
Federal
6/0,799
225,lb4
492,414
109,919
106,048
464,185
146,4/7
133,982
605,680
168,524
—
$
Ry.—March Earnings—
Louis Southwestern
Period End. Mar. 31—
1950
185,590,755 127,369,550
—_
operations
Profit
railway
from
of
-
41,392
From Jan. 1—
Cross
services sold
and
Products
Cost
31—
1951
$
1948
$202,586
68,380
1949
$150,903
railway
from
JNet
1950
$246,551
27,717
•March—
Gross
Three Months Ended March
St.
Subs.)—Earnings
America (& Domestic
Radio Corp. of
Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
Pittsburg &
-
Monday, May 7, 195|
..
.
-(1892)
fi
1,000
The
new
anticipated
capacity
also
per
plant has been built
Constructors,
See
,
The
tons of prilled• material
Inc.
V.. 173,
p.
and
1176.
was
as
completed in
approximately
12
months.
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1803)
Spiegel, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
this
step as expeditiously as possible.
SEC, the company will request the SEC
"The corporation on
May 2 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering b5,850 shares of common stock, $2 par value.
The
shares
issuable,
are
from
time
to
time,
^or an enforcement order.
The, yields on the $6 and $7
the exercise, prior
to 3:00 p.m. (New York
City Time), on May 31, 1956, of Stock war¬
rants which holders of the cumulative
preferred stock, $4.50 series, are
entitled to receive upon
timely delivery of the certificates evidencing
such-cumulative preferred stock to a transfer
agent for appropriate
Stamping.
There is issuable to each such holder of
for
warrant
preferred
upon
preferred,
the
purchase
held.
There
of
share
one
71,700
are
of
common
preferred
for
shares
issued
present market
are
4.14%
and
and
of
$15.00
and
at
which
warrants
subscription
at
is
and
would
1956.
No
that
after
is
issuable
exercise
upon
date
such
and
latter
on
date
before
or
and
on
Nov.
30,
before
or
of
maintain
bank
corporate
larger
borrowings,
other
stock
the
to
sale
bank
be
to
are
balances,
inventories
carry
added
to
reduce
to
and
the
.
for
such
-
Last
■
purposes
the
as.
management
determine.—V.
may
173,
Gross
1951
irom
railway—
$2,239,126
1948
$2,033,348
$2,101,201
576,087
'630,464
390,360
294,831
364,067
5,401,813
5,516,737
Net
1,938,928
1,190,713
1,243,509
•Net
ry.
—V.
*
979.814
income-',-
1,214,409
435,845
462,681
7,996
cpfer.
173,
Electric
&
preference
stocks
Net
In
with
Progress -Report
—
(market
1951,
Standard
SEC
pursuant
the
Company Act.
—
In
which
for
provides
by
value
about
lution
$145
and;.
Gas
Electric
&
to
the
Co.
filed
requirements
dissolution '
a
the
of
the
On
$4
31,
of $6
of" $7
(second)
1950,
&
Co.
and
Electric
$4 cumulative
its
(no
and
Co.
subsidiary
(New
par).
stock
stock
stock
(no
(no
was
follows:
as
(no par);
par);
preference
share
and
the
110
and
to
par),
100,000-
2,162,607
and
but
for
$7
share
$6
of
above
stock
owned
The
of
the
of
the
stocks
of
SG&E,
amount
to
company
5,450
proximately
to? be used
stock
of
the
$7
per
share
shares
40,843
Philadelphia
shares
for
buy
10
each
$55
to
of
additional
stock
at
Co.,
the
The
at
Net
ry.
;
;V
the
of
1,210,090
of
rate
one
Under
it
<
lis
a
separate
expected
preferred
plan
shares
cf
share
new
preferred and $5
stated
or
value
Co.
of
in
of
will
stock
be
reclassified
into
be
with
the
the
V.
I,.-'.
Pittsburgh
Railways
The
170,
912,393
375,950
1,489,142
28,914,083
29,629,946
31,75-5,623
8,555,523
7,191,080
6,850,047
9,130,738
2,763,943
2,501,008
2,479,776
3,649,291
oper. income
173, p. 1484.
Match-r-.
Gross
Net
p.
Net
of
notification
of
$25)
change
with
the
at
the
5,750,000 shs.
*28
$161,000,000
547,678 shs.
10
5,476,000
' *
,
ry.
oper
Jan.
1—
Gross
irom
Net
from
ry.
Balance
applicable
to
proceeds
172, p.
the
railway—*-
railway, 1
incomep. 1380. ;
•
4,784,000
Assets of SG&E—
will
be
the
full
Total
net
Based
on
20
.2,000,000 shs.
*16
26,622,000
*
322,266
18-1,138
158,104
104,015
321,503
169,733
66,580
43,638
80,024
A
are
Net
666.
Net
20,49-9
*56,545
*76,402
*44,148
716,201
11,822
*183,612
*17,283
*23,090
*160,115
*172,964
$2,101,077
733,501
$1,401,067
$5,743,229
625,890
2,065,931
1,824,283
$583,177
ry. oper.
income—
oper.
$465,533
$1,588,656
$1,310,835
468,348
shares
of
SG&E
$6
and
assets
$7
prior
equal to
are
preference
$433
Mar. 31,'51
Dec. 31,.'50
173, p. 1419.
standing.
Step I
prior
preference
Oklehoma
stocks
on
Gas
the
provides
stocks
&
that
by
Electric.,
will
SG&E
issuing
and
in
then
exchange
Wisconsin
Co.
retire
Public
on
common
its
$6
Duquesne
Service
out¬
and
$7
Light,
common
following bases:
April'27
on,
shares
39,555
':$32.91
The
$61.49
$1,111,499
19,872'
stockholders
common
$6 Prior
fof
10,000
additional
shares
Shares
Duquesne
Light
Oklahoma
Gas &
Wisconsin
Pub.
Elec.
Plan
for
Employees"
subscribe
The
of
the
fof
price
high
an.
Serv,
Value
Approx.
Shares
Value
1.7
$47.60
2.1
low
shall
the
10%
until
of
none
stock
quotations
be
thereafter
or
"
of
the
will
the
on
the
be
2.9
58.00
common
4.0-
64.00
-68.60
$163.60
the stock
$185.60
has
last
date>
com¬
Gross
protective committee for the $6 and
$7 prior preference stocks has
announced that it will seek
to obtain increases in the above allocations
sufficient to raise the annual
income to about $12.45 on each $6 share
and
to
about
$14
9
and
the
each
allocations
Hearings before
April
on
the
SEC
compauy
$7
share.*
This
would
by approximately 20%>.
on
Step I of the SG&E
has
announced
that
it
be
of
/Virginia
oeiore
or
$20)
at
Api'.i
$21.50
to
per
Inc.,
of
price
to
**•'
.
to
are
be
for
used
general
corporate
pur-
of
of
filed
was
stock
common
with
(par
the
$1)
SEC
to
on
at
income
oper.
'/
*\1 ■
■
*
'
"
.
■
•
•'
I
..
•
'
'
v
<
'
179,043*
143,054
79,022
1,244,159
145,305
63,3:;3"
65,471
173, p.
1484.
1,163,303
1,026,401
421,876
264,893
.
437,880
385,9931
215,281
895,766
201,420
172,819
■>'
,
.
1,872,736
■
(&■ Leased Lines)—Earnings—
,
,
Compared with Corresponding Periods of Previous Year
(Excluding Offsetting Accounts Between the Companies)
$4.50
Period
per'
End. Mar. 31—
1951—Month—1950
J
1
$
Ry.
oper.
revs.—
Ry.
oper.
exps..
u
rev., from
ry.
[
•;
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$
$>
$
42,257,609
32,696,351
114,697,405
31,068,451
23,649,875
86,903,510
69,958,833
19,472,654
89,431,487'
1 •
.*
Net
op.
11,189,158
9,046,476
4,500,000
2,800,000
27,793,895
11,000,000
is
Other
taxes.*—c.—*-
2,444,115
2,185,703
7,240,784
6,571,583
fertilizer, anhydrous ammonia,- following a
of investigation and exnerimentation. The new
product, he said,
already established itself through the South and Southwest as the
method of supplying crops with
nitrogen.
Equip,
and
joint
ity
rents
(net)
1,107,598
863,656
3,233,717
2,779,472
Net
inc.
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—New Product—
Mark
Anton,
marketing
nqw
year
President,
a
new
May
on
2
announced
that
the
Fed.
company
gas
Suburban
Propane, which markets liquefied petroleum gas in ten
states, has established three bulk plants for the nitrogen-rich
Eastern
fertilizer, Mr.. Anton reported.
Md.; and Heflih,: N. J.—V.
)
They
173,
located at Keller,
are
taxes,:
from
:
.-
—
trans-
'
the
3,197,117
6,319,394
4,771,599
(net)*_
2,878,790
1,851,503
7,794,249
5,406,748
1,991,256
1,621,845
Inc.
froin
and
stock.
The
operating
proceeds
insurance
'
—
3,137,445
oper,
Va.; Delmar,
-
Sunland' tiife Insurance
5,350,000'
facil-
<
1483.
p.
inc.
portation
oper.-_—
*Inc. from oil and gas
investments
sources—"
other
".- :
.
'
\
'
•
"476,943
6,493,176
.485,005
5,375,921
6,008,173
4,878,074
'
327,301
Co., Scottsdale, Ariz.—Files—
The company op, April 19. filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,000 shares of 10% cumulative class A stock (par $30) and
10.0CO shares of class B common-stock (par 10 cents), to be offeredat- $55 per share for the
preferred and at 10 cents per share for .the
of
1948
$362,725
i-
,
'.
1949
$401,293
76,472
railway——
railway—
from
ry.
April 20 covering
offered
be
1950
$466,031
259.299
Union Pacific RR.
notification
r
1951
$606,037
from
Net
Net
price,
been
■*—V.
sale
to
are
be
business.
We
have
been
advised
of
that
6%<
used
No
to
meet
the
underwriting
the
proposed
non-cumulative
rquirements
is
involved.
income
Total
Fxd,
and
Net
—
other
income
sources
chgs.—
from
—
*ExcludeS
497,847
16,104,899 ' 11,810,193
1,462,462
1,505,684
all
—
Federal
income
taxes.—V.
173,
P.
14,642,437
10,304,509
1484.
•
.
offering
convertible
equivalent
to
preferred
1115.
a
started
to
on
complete
SEC
Holding Company—
stocks
As
Gas Improvement
has
scheduled
for
Co.—Hearing
on
Plan—
for
hearing on May 15. 1951, the plan filed
a voluntary exchange offer cf
portfolio
outstanding UGI capital stock, $13.50 par.
and proposing
company
previously reported, UGI will offer
Electric
UGI
*
•
..
The
by this
stock
($1), which was filed on Feb. 23 by letter of notification
with:
SEC,
was
subsequently withdrawn and therefore never issued.
proceeds were to have" been used for
working capital.—V. 173,"
p.
Co.
and
stock,- to
Consumers
Power
the extent of
but
common stocks of Philadelphia
in exchange
for outstanding
exceeding 363,285 shares of UGI1
Co.
not
stock.
Taylor Investment Co., Upper Darby, Pa.—To Become
The
company
purchase
4,036
on
May
shares
of
1
The
phia
applied
the
to
the
SEC
stock
common
of
for
authorization
Allied
Gas
distribution
at
The
at
Gibson
retail
SEC
$72,648.
retail
arid
City
in
Rochelle,
has
given
Allied
of
is
a
utility
gas
propane-air
Rantoul,
III.,
the
communities
quest
a
hearing
up'on
manufactured
until
May
15,
1951,
to
re¬
application.
shares
173,
U.
S. Rubber
moneys
•'
debentures
1951
1950
1949
$426,038
$415,821
$416,402
64,557
Net
ry,
railway
railway——.—
oper.
income-—
136,306
90,787
8,791
75,463
31,814
61,882
*12,213
"
From Jan. 1—
Gross
due
Net
*
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
1,256,374
—
income—
Deficit.—V.
173, p.
1483.
Power
common
for
Special provision is made
full 5-share unit of UGI stock.»
exchange
will
be
canceled
and
'
.
Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Partial Redempt'n
June
be mada
New York 8,
at
1,
1962, at 100%.
office of J.
the
Y—V.
N.
P.
170,
and
accrued interest.
Morgan & Co. Incorporated,
p.
Payment
23 Wall
-
345.
Utah Power & Light Co.—Acquisition—
SEC on May 2 announced the issuance of an order
authorizing"
purchase by this company from the village of Arco, Idaho, of tha
The
the
electrical
from
Consumers
a
1948
$413,150
•
from
from
of
capital stock.
company has called' for redemption on June'1,
1951, out of
in the sinking fund, $25,100 of 4%% subordinate convertible
will
Net
shares
2
of UGI
1703.
p.
St.,
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
and
common
5
-
This
persons
of
retired.—V.
of
distributes
111.
interested
the
unit
for UGI stockholders owning less than
All shares of UGI stock accepted for
in
company
in
gas
and
engaged
Electric
each
to
Co.
shares, representating 28.7% of the outstanding common stock
of. Allied,
is to be
acquired
from
William
H.
Taylor for a cash
of
exchange offer, acceptance of which is voluntary on the part of
stockholders, is to-be made on the basis of 3 shares of Philadel¬
UGI
The
Net
plan
desires
United
stockholders :
to
par
the
The
.
A
increasing such
on
(par
From Jan. 1—
offered
purchase
payment
-
•
from
railway——
Net from railway-'
Net ry,. oper. income
1702.
p.
shares
March—
Total
(residents
16
stock
Toleao, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
March—
—
shares
$58.80
52.00
-
April
■
Gross
eligible employees (includ¬
Dart,
a
which
at
and
Payment
year
em¬
,
plan 1s voluntary and
each
certain
to
through Wagehseller & Durst, Inc., and Lester &
Co., both of
Angeles, Calif. The* proceeds are to go to Richard Harris, the sell-,
ing stockholder.—V. 172, p. .481.
'
:
gais
2.6
■'
record
common
The offering was underwritten by Galleher & Co.,
Richmond, Va., who offered unsubscribed shares at the
sqme
residents of Virginia.—V. 172, p, 384.
• '
;
a
registration statement with the
capital stock, $15 par value, to be,
'
"
offering.
10%-
172,
letter
Paxton,
Preference
No. of
common
common
of
sh^are*
$55.93
share
the
$7 Prior
Preference-—
Approx.
of
only)'were'recently given the right to'suoscrioe
filed
of
Purchase
offered.
average
consideration
For Each Share of
No. of
Capitalization—
on
May. 24 y;ill vote on approving a management
proposal to change the par value of the stock irom $5 to $20 pbr shard.
The. company is authorized to issue 600,000 shares and
has 346,070
shares currently outstanding.^V, 173, p. 1702.
Mar. 31,'50
$2,432,428
53,374
-
Los
at
stocks
share
per
Step I of the SG&E plan
contemplates that after the 2,152,828 shares
of Duquesne Light
common stock are reclassified
into 5,750,000 shares,
Philadelphia Co. will make, an initial distribution of
1,038,170 shares
of the
new
Duquesne Light common stock on the basis of
one
Du¬
quesne
share for each five shares of
Philadelphia
$3,952,805
Tidewater Telephone Co.—Stock
Offered—Rights Ex¬
pired April 26—
Higher—
-
may
of, 100,000,shares
stocks.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$5,501,878 $18,627,023 $15,638,190
4,100,811
12,883,794
11,685,384
4,557,330
Thor Corp.—To Increase
906,862
76,884
.
1951—Month—1950
$6,658,407
The. stockholders
Superdraulic Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Offer'g Withdrawn
price.
outstanding, the above total net
*
.
-J
654,358
from
rev.
ry.
-V.
1948
■*
10,000
$202,814,000
market
v
***
32,000,000
assets
^Estimated
these
1,331,099 shs.
31,802,
—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
.*75,945
"Stock
in the
the
and
common
Oklahoma Gas & Electric common
Wisconsin Public Service
common
25,703
$122,85L
—•
;
Operating revenues
Operating
expenses—
$325,422
company.
be
may
preceding
17,500,000
$144,192,000
65,279
20,114
Net. income
$3,357,804
100,000
a
Participation
which
$166,476,000
SG&E-
54,776
-
_
j
;
1943
$32,401
54,839
(ap¬
1949
•
'
Total
Less bp nk loans of
Philadelphia Co.
Less
3.2%
minority interest in
Philadelphia Co. common—
1950
$115,700
the
Suburban Gas Service, Inc.—Filing With SEC—
-
1
*
;
oper.
173,
1951
.
*
——
income
from
-
SEC
market
The
Farnham Fund Inc.—Assets
&
ing nine officers)
Approx.
Value
.
railway
railway-
1380.
p.
corporation
Covering
ployees
best
Market
>
from
from
1338.
p.
underwriting.
—
under
retirement'
Price
common—
1,091,020
34,556,571
railway—
ffom
—V.
proposal 'to
a
(par
871,252
sh ire_,
1115.
offered
shares.
Owned
common—
105,173
railway
ry.
Net
.
per
-173,
SEC
-,
in
Approx.
Amount
Light
235,118
130,318
(J. P.) Stevens & Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
has
"-'v"
Duquesne
income
oper.
Net
its"
at
*26,056
—2—
4%
"
Philadelphio Co.—
173,
—
assets
SEC,
Light
delivered
Excluding the above holdings of Philadelphia Co. which are to be
applied to the retirement of preferred
stocks, the estimated value of
the principal assets of SG&E
and Philadelphia Co. is as follows:
Assets of
employees
$238,716
1
assets
Proceeds- of
Philadelphia Co, and
subsidiary, the aggregate
5,750,000
for
"8,931
income—
oper.
poses.—V.
of
to
are
288,581
160,081
1950
: 1951
1549
1948
$12,260,291 $10,003,630 $10,210,974 $11,237,30-*
3,149,377
2,633,555
2,708,326
3,514,608
railway
railway——:
from
Net
lunch
a
/ *38,319
pleted.
these
stocks
to
be
retired
amounting to
$31,673,600.
On Dec, 31, 1950, Philadelphia Co.
also had outstanding
$17,500,000 2% bank loans due Aug. 23, 1951.
As part of Step I of
the SG&E plan, the
2,152,828 outstanding shares of Duquesne Light
common
containing
1950
;
in
of
inactive
an
with
Duquesne
connection
stocks
file
on
above
debentures
preference
stock
now
the
of
3%%
disposed
the guaranteed preferred
par
all
or
building
$230,644
Net
19%
at
of Equitable Gas Co. and 547,678
stock
of
Pittsburgh Railways CO.
Philadelphia
Equitable
ry.
—V.
Co.—Expansion—,
12,445
As of—
Net
(56.2%).
1970
common
most
and
otherwise
or
6%
the
that
stock
exchange
of the
of
due
Mfg.
facilities
stock
without
Shares outstanding
t^'ior pref¬
$7
ry.
Stein Roe
.
'■
stock,
debentures
685,671
3S7,57'6
109 407
\
from
from
Gross
Mar. 31,'50
1951
$299,385
railway
i—
oper. income-*-
'-Deficit.—V.
liqui¬
electric
service
in
Pittsburgh
and
other
communities
in
western
Pennsylvania). $27,500,000 4'* preferred stock of Duquesne Light Co.,
$6,500,COO 3%%
shares
(50.9%)
Dec. 31,'50
loans and. for working capital.—V.
from
held.
new
Gross
Net
per
stock.
stock
shares
the
47,163
$2.15
letter
a
common
share),
per
pay
Net
SG&E states that it will subscribe
for its
increasing its holdings to 1,331,099 shares.The principal assets of
Philadelphia Co. consist of 2,152,828 shares
(100% ) of the, common stock of
Duquesne Light Co. (which furnishes,
portion
.
Net
$4.42
approved
filed
20
of
in.
of Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Co. and 2,000,000
(100%) Of the' common stock of Wisconsin Public Service
Corp.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. has
given its common stockholders
to
47,353
803,359
*
.
t
of
65,000,000
room
24
April
April
on
March—
Net
shares
rights
income
1484.
p.
45,667
807,507
274,709
railway—
oper.
173,
50,799
813,473
.
k
on
Gfoss; froifi riilway—
1,160,000 shares (53.6%) of the common stock are
by Standard Power & Light Corp.
principal assets of SG&E consist of 5,024,790 shares (96.8%)
common
93,982
Texas & New Orleans RR.-Earnings—
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—Files With SEC—
are
$88.20
on
$188.20
thus
and
common
1948
$249,758
98,580
railway-
March—
they
134,000,000
one-story
and -wash
Frojn Jan. 1-rt
Gross from railway—
Net from railway
—2
$7*
the
Both
:
erence
view
in
facing,
are
118,000,000
Sta ten Island R&pid Transit
dating price and $198.20 at call price and ihe claim of the $7
prior
prefeience is $202.90 per share at
liquidating price and $217.90 at call.
tlie
ry.
an
Subs.)—Earnings
31,'51
Equipment
$258,000
a
$6
and
for
series.
Price.
Of
from
Net
1949
$269,909
-
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
shares*
dividends
accrued
the
arrears
per
is
The
dividends
accrued
the
$102.90
prior, preference
and
100
and
dividends
dividends,
stock
$6
$6
entitled
are
accrued
regular
the
of
But
of
Irom
.
1950
$256,686
113,420
117,226
income—_
oper.
Net
—V.
rates,
possibility
$3.90
Railway
_
callable" at
are
115
their
on
.claim
stocks
and
and
Mar.
(&
company's name to Read Standard Corp.—V.
shares
shares of
757,442
dividends.
paying
production
the
1P51
railway
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
368,348
also
liquidation
Jersey)
(approx.)
.
prior
considered
share
per
covering
holding
to
series
had
-
taxes
stockholders
The
"
preferred
after
lockers,'showei
The
had outstanding a 4%
note cf $983,930 payable Oct., 10,
Standard Power & Light Corp. (parent
company)
which it.
proposes to discharge by payment of
$578,850 in cash.
.The $6 and $7 prior
preference stocks rank ahead of the $4 pre-.
ferred and common stocks as to assets and
1951,
abnormally low
ry.
$1.66
Hammond, Ind., plant is announced by this company. R. A. Wiiliams,
President, said that if construction proceeds according to plan, the
building will be xeady foi use in midsummer.—V. 172, p. 1537.
disso¬
the
'
preference
(second)
of common stock
and
Co.
the capitalization of SG&E
prior
stocks
common
cumulative pno'r preference
cumulative
SG&E
preferred
Gas
Philadelphia
Dec.
Net
Standard Stoker Co., Inc.—Name Changed—
plan consists of four separate steps, the first of
the retirement of the $6 and $7 prior
preference
in exchange certain common stocks of system
Standard
company.
shares
directors
13,797,62-1
$2.09
173, p. 1702.
room,
Holding
delivering
of
income
Construction
operating companies.
Step I is to be undertaken separately and
completed ahead of Steps II, III and IV.
The
latter
three
stepsprovide
for
the
subsequent apportionment of the remaining
assets
between
Oil
Standard
This
stocks
the
$1.74
$318,659
from
from
earnings,'he said.
said
13,787,624
$2 95
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings
Co.
share, respectively), W. C. Langley & Co. (mem¬
the New York Stock
Exchange) said:
February,
plan
$1.61
dividend
13,761,347
share
per
Net
1949
$33,749,000 $24,700,000 $25,300,000
reflected
1951
1950
1949
$40,537,711 $23,960,183 $28,870,111
outstanding—
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—*
Peake,
«
quarter
and
runs
Peake
Earnings
.
per
bers of
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
173, p. 1279,
Gross
172, p. 2028.
—V.
Gas
shares
Earnings
—V.
after
From Jan. l—
1483.
p.
Standard
$165
first
Standard
reviewing the present status of the company's $6 and $7
prior
W.
Three Months Ended—
from
from
Capital
5,827,653
income
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
taxes—__
$2.21
A.
68,561
6,198,416
railway
oper.
income
committee
1950
$2,010,435
733,416
1951
payment for the second quarter.
many uncertainties the company and the country
deferred action until later in the year.—V.
had
484,174
to
year's
lefincry
the
1949
railway--',railway
Net- from
ry.
1950
Net
(Indiana)—Quarterly Earnings—
share
per
increased
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—EarningsMarch—
the
on
(&
Quarter Ended March 31—
j
President, production of crude oil in
the first quarter of 1951 was
up 31% from the low levels of the first
quarter of 1950.
Total sales and operating revenues were 25%
greater
than, a year ago and, were the highest for any quarter in the com¬
pany's history, partly due to a rather cold winter,
Mr.
Net
and
after
earns,
According
1796.
p.
Texas Co.
district
preference stocks,
based
on
regular dividends now being paid,
underlying securities advocated by the protective
and 8.48%.—V. 173, p. 1114.
net
Earnings
■
-
and
for
and
the
by
Federal
yield 8.58%
Cdnscl.
31,
May
necessity
receivables,
approved
a
prior
Quarter Ended March 31—
1954;
funds
general
Is
to
March—
underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds
to
are
after
Stock
-I
out¬
share, or an aggregate of $1,158,975, if
duly made on or before May 31, 1953;
per
payment
share
per
the-common
$13.50
$16,50 per share
used
prices
Standard Oil. Co.
prices
the
of
amount
standing.
The
Step
apply
4.24%, respectively.
However, the annual Income on
underlying securities which the company pfoposes to give in exchange
would yield 7.12% and 7.06% and the annual income on the
increased
a stock
share of
each
If
to
court
.
9
1,120.890
1,174,215
-257,079
293,362
231,425
50,550
73,893
124,533
65,175
distribution
lines
and
facilities
owned
*170,271
1,105,666
with
and
a
transmission
line owned
by Arco.
$30,000, respectively, fof the properties.—V. 173,
(Continued
on
by
Utah Power
Page 47)
p.
Arco,
together
will pay $70,009
1419.
<
10
(1894)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
dividends
the
Then
follow with
we
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
a
1
.
„
.Per
!•
Company
Acadia-Allantic Sugar Refineries,-Ltd., com.
£1.20 class A
{12V2c
+30c
60c
6-30
6-15
5-25
6-30
6-20
25c
6-
Acme
Wire Co., new com. (initial)...
Adams <J. D.)
Manufacturing Co, tquar.)—
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.
Air
(quar.)
Products, class A
Allied Gas Co.
<quar.)
Ambassador East, Inc. (Chicago)
American
Box
American
Chain
American
Gas
Board
&
&
Co.
Cable
American Machine
Ac
4'/2%
preferred
News
American
5%
conv.
Andian
preferred
National
Company
5-14
20c
6- 9
Disston
Dow Chemical
5
Diamond
Dickey
6-
5-21
9-
25c
1
1
8-21
$4
7-16
{$1.12V2
1
5-31
5-10
7- 6
$3.25
Dr.
Co.—
31'/4C
6-
5-15
1
t20c
6- 1
5"2*
i-
15c
5-15
5- 8
Class
(quar.)—
5-10
5-15
Eagle
75c
6- 1
G-15
6-13,,
6%
——
75c
15c
—-
Ltd.
5-24
Eastern
(s-a)—
Durham
Mossberg Co. is-a)__
Farms Co., $3 partic. pfd.
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
.
—
Arden
Armco
Steel
4V2%
Corp.,
common
convertible
called
§1C3
preferred
(entire
issue
"
for
redemption on June
14
at
per thare plus accrued dividend).^
Arnold, Hoffman Ac Co., Inc
:
Aro Equipment,'4*/«.%.
ptd. (quar,)_
Refining'Co. (quar.)
Atlantic
-
—
25c
—
56V4C
5-15
6-15
£1
6-15
Atlas Powder Co.
Avco
Balanced
Mutual
Fund
Ltd.—
Canada
of
15c
-—
Fall
,
Co.
Oil
Faultless
•
Baltimore
Bankers
Radio-Show
Ac
Shippers
Quarterly
Barber
(W.. H.)
Oil
(quar.)--—1_
Insurance
I
______
Barber-Ellis
Bareeo
Y.)
Co.—
5-11
50c
6- 9
5- 2
5-19
162V2c
6-15
5-31
______
6-
—
Rubber
Co.
preferred
Ac
Stock
Co.' (quar.)
r4.20%-preferred
Usher
__—V
5-13
Fishman
5-21
Flintkote Company,
5-17
5-31
5-31
30c
6- 1
5-15
20%
7- 2
6-15
Fostoria
6-1
5-15,
Fownes
(quar.),
6-1
5-21
Freiman
6-
5-21
;
—
32c
'>•
$1.35
50c
'4.25% preferred: (quari)i2-_^-»„L__---$1.06%
Blaw-Knoxr Company: (quar.fc—i?—25c
6-1
-
Blue Moon Foods-Inc. (ouar.)*-----------—-'
Bond Investment TrdSt of'America
.
6-
6- 1
5-14
6-12
-
v;
preferred
(quar.)
$5
preferred
Bullock
new
(Initial
com.
31,'2%
•
preferred
40c
S.)
(quar.)
6-11
6-1
5-7
Conv.
&,
class
Canadian
Ice
I2V2C
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd.
Corp.
31
at $105
for
Public
5-11
1
Class
2
6-15
5-31
7-3
6-11
5-22
5-
1
5-22
5-
1
t$l
2
5-15
1
5-21
1
5-21
Home
4-30
Houston
6-
8
5-25
6-
1
5-15
6-
8
5-23
414%
7-1
6-20
Hudson
Huron
5-31
50c
5-15
3
7-
1
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)---——«*.-—
$1.04
7-
1
19c
5-
7
75c
6-
1
5-11
$1.12V2
7-
2
6-13
Paper
&
of
Fibre
above
two-for-one
stock.
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
split
The
proposed
company
the
of
stockholders
proposal
be
to
held
the
at
vote
3V2%
preferred
conv.
Chicago* Corp.,
Chicago
$3
Medical
Arts
$1.50
preference
Building
(quar.)-
6-
7-6
;
$1.75
—
Co.,
'
Hobbing
Chemical
Extra
Co.
^
,
Columbia
Class
Milling At Elevator Co. (quar.)—__
Broadcasting System,' class A'——
Locks
Paper
Commonwealth Life
Consolidated Textile Mi'ls,
5%
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
common
-
Continental Assurancs Co.
5?14
-
60c
class
5V2%
6-12
6-
Jefferson
6-
5-23
1
6- 9
5-25
6-
9
8-25
12-15
5-18
6-
1
5-
1
5-
57-
1
{15c
7-
2 '
6-
■&.: 7-
2
6-
6
7-
20c
7-
1
7-
1
-;30c
-
' i~
r
Fireman
Co.
5rl5
Kern
6-
1
5-18
Kerr-Addison
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-10
15c
6-15
}'30c
6-
1
5-15
150c
6-
1
5-15
Keystone
Series
6-29
6-15
La
6-
5-15
Lang
6-15
15c
6-
1
1
6-
1
5-15
Leland
Seamless
Old
Co.
v>'.V
Coal
Ben
Tube
75c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
50c
25c
Co
Corp.____„
5-11
5-11
6-15
Paterson
5-
6-13
6-
1
6-25
5-
Tail
7
{30c
6-
1
{12V2c
5-16
6-30
5-16
7-
2
6-
1
Peoples
C-
9
5-31
4V2%
$1.12,,2-
7-
6-
3
8
Telephone Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—.
—
(Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)—
Perfect
(Canada) —
Peter
Circle
6-15
6-
1
Petroleum-
6-20
6-
1
6-
5-15
1
Pfaudler
6-
5-21
4-30
Phelps Dodge Corp.
6-"l
5-15
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co. (quar.)_
Philadelphia, Germantown Ac IJorristown RR.
Pfeiffer-Brewing
1
'
*
5-15
.$1.05
6-
1
1
5-15
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
41V»c
6-
1
5-15
(quar.)
30c
6-
1
5-10
20c
5-
1
4-26
(quar.)
25c
6-15
6-1
Co.__L_J_,.__^_^___
Mines,
(interim).
Ltd.
Funds
-
,
-
$1
•
-
preferred* (quar.)
1
Pittsburgh Steel—
5%%
1st prior pref. 1st series
5%
preferred A (quar.)^
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)___
$5
5-23
5
5-15
5-31
6-
Inc.—
S-2
50c
5-15
4-30
Transportation Co.—.
Petroleum Co. (stock dividend)
Pittsburgh Coke Ac Chemical Co., common—
(N. J.)
Water Co.
Rand, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co. (Texas)
Remington
•
Wines
(John A.)
Ai
&
(quar.)
15c
Champagne, Inc.
Sons, Ltd. (quar.).
Electric, 5%
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
com.
pfd.
(quar.)
(increased)
5c
{25c
31V4C
,$30c
6-14
*
6-
5-25
5-15
5-21*
5-11
Ordinary
registered
7-3
6-12
American
deposit receipts
6-1
7-31
4
8
5-15
5-
1
4-19
.5-31
,
.
5-21
'
1
4-23
5-10
•'*4-25
1
5-15
5-28
5-14
!
'
5-
;
6-
6-15
6-26
5-25
.
5-15
7-1G
5-18
5-
5-10
11-
11-10
3
2
"
,6- 1
5-15
6-
5-
5
C-
1
6,
1
5-
5
1
5-
5
C- 1
5-
5
7-
3
5-29
6-
1
5-15
6-
9
6-
Rhodesian
Selection
.
Trust,
5-
8
1
5-
4
6-15
6-
5
5-21
5-10
6-11
5-21
5-15
5-
6-11
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-10
4
5-15
5-15
5-
2
4-30
4-24
5-25
5-10
6-27
6-15
5-15
5-
6-15
5-11
5-20
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
1
6-15
6-
1
7-13
6-20
G-15
6-
6-
8
1
5
1
5-22
1
5-11
9
5-12
6-
9
6-
9
5-29
6-
1
5-21
G-
8
5-18
*■
$1.25
50c
6-
8
5-23
C-
4
5-19
6-
1
5-15
7-21
6-19
$1.37V2
$1.25
50c
6-15
5-29
6-
1
5-18*
6-
1
6-
1
5-18*
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
6-25
1
50c
5-
20c
45c
5-21
6-
1
4-20
5-
7
.6-1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
25c
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
87V2c
$1.16
—
30c
(quar.)—
5-25
5-10
Ltd.—
(interim)_:
(interim)—
30%
30%
5-21
6-30
6-
$1.12V2
(quar.)
$4.50
10c
1
5-31
.6-15
6-
Co.
Transport
Provincial
"
(quar.)__
(quar.)__v_
—
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com.- (quar:)"3J/2%- preferred (quar.)__—__
4.64%
preferred (quar.)_
;
1
Princeton
5-15
6-28
{20c
>
Phillips
Greens¬
(quar!)
.
(increased)
Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban.
5-15
6-
Gold
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.
Company
6-15
1
1
$1.50
50c
100%
25c
$1.25
L
30c
6-
5-10
6-
.
6-
25c
50c
25c
25c
30c
50c
u
20c
97 V2c
Land
;
$1.25
6-
com.
—
Inc.
Extra
10c
Corp
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
——
Exploration (quar.)—
Paul,
25c
(quar.).—.
2c
$1.10
92V2c
$1.01
20c
$1.50
$2
$1
(quar.)
Coke Co. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light A:
Pepper
—
{35c
.
25c
-
—
$1.50
50c
25c
I2V2C
20c
—
Electric, 4.40% pfd.
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
4.05%
preferred (quar.)——;
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp._
$3
Insurance
Paper
Parchment
Pennsylvania
Ltd.—
:
Power
Palon
Ltd.—
(quar.)
37V2C
90c
$1.10
40c
Mfg. Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Feerless Laundry Service, 7% pfd. (quar.)__
5
a3%
•
1
annual meet¬
tQX boSrll
5-11
-30c
Creamery Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Salle
Power,
Ohio
5-19
50c
;
■6-
35c
35c
Service (quar.20c
Power, 4% pfd. (quar.)
f$l
5-18
5-15
5-15
:c-'i
£"7- 3
20c
$1
5-.15
3
::
:
10c
20c
f$l
6-15
7-
;
5-21
-4-30
J$1.50
.
(increased)
4V2% preferred
Oil
Ohio
•
{$1.50
*
-
;5- 5
-
(Minn.), com. (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
;
Pacific Finance Corp.
(Calif.) (quar.)——
Pacific Fire Insurance Co. (quar.).—
Pacific Greyhound
Lines
Palestine Economic Corp. (quar.)___
—
Parmelee Transportation Co.
(quar.)
—
9
8-12
'6-11
25c
35c
...
Otter
Co.;'com, (quar.)
Knudsen
60c
B_"J50"c
five-for-one,
stock
Ohio
6-15*
93 3ic
Custodian
class
(quar.)__:i__._
Canada, Ltd.—.
5-15
5-31
County
Ltd.,
,
4-30
-'6-
5-17
6-12
Co.—
Match
i60c
Life
50c
1
$1.183i
6- 1
.,
Public
5-17
•-
•
6-20-
62Vic
,N
Inc.. (quar.).L_.
Fibres
1
37»/2c
6-20
Co.—' t/'t;.
1
30c
com.
$3.50
35c
,
25c :
9
*
5-31
20c
"* $t'
6■
5-31
20c
1
Co.,
5-21
divi- >
5-
(quar.)
Utilities
$2.50
5-31
6-
20c
(quar,)—.
Ltd.
5-16
50c
{25c
Canada,
5-19
1
31 y4c
-
—
of
2
6-
Onondaga Pottery Co. (irreg.)_____.
40c
Oswego Falls Corp. (stock dividend)—100%
(quar.)—
com.
6-
6-15
30c
quar.)—
(quar.)%__-
Standard
40c
-
6
5-15*
2 ■;>;
5-19
ing to be held on May 4 on a previously
announced proposal to split the common
6-19
5-25
2
.
Stockholders will vote at the
6-19
$1.25
40c
6-15
6-
{25c
30c
(s-a)
Scotia Light Ai
Ohio
5-11
7-20
—
5-
2
preferred (quar.).___;
t$1.13
W/o preferred (1951 issue) (initial|90c
6% preferred (quar.)
. 4$1.50
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. (quar.{25c
Ohio Associated Telephone, $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
55c
6
{20c
1
5-11
7
7-
-$1.15
'>
{50c
4Vi%
6-15
6-
1
6-
Co.^
oi< Western
preferred
Nova
1
£1.16
Ltd
Products
Semi-annual
9
75c
50c
1
6-
Mills,-Inc., com.. -
Paper Co.
Semi-annual
9
6-
$1.50
6-
.
Co.
Cement
^Northwestern
Amer.—
—i.
80c '
55c
Jersey-Worsted Mills.
Newmarket Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd.. (quar.)
North American .Refractories Co. (quar.)___
North Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
11-26
6-15
5-25
10c
9-15
125c
Industries—
boro, N. c.
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
50c
(quar.)^
5-25
—
5-21
New
Co.—
(quar.).
preferred
Iron
30c
A
6-15
125c
(quar.)
preferred- (quar.)*_____
Southern
5-29
1
*
1
35 5/»c
(quaf.)
(quar.)..,
6-
12'/2C
5-16
Iowa
5-29
25c
6-15
$1
9.
(quar.).l
10c
Storage-Warehouse (quar.50c
Britain Gas Light (quar.)..
40c
---New
'
$1.75
4-23
6-
...
preferred- (quar.)^
6%
5-22
—_
4-23
1
New Bedford
5-22
G-12
-125c
preferred
7 -3.75%
(quar;)—
Corp.
Co.,
(Ky.)
(s-a)
Continental. Casualty Co.
Continental Commercial
Cooksville
1
6-15
50c
Metal
preferred
6-11
12V2C
Co.
Public "Service
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
of
4-30
1
5-
Nesbett- Fund, .Inc.
.
8
6-12
(quar.)
Peanut
3.90%
-
6-
50c
Mining At Smelting, Ltd..
Mi.rtgage (quar.—
4.20%
•
4-27
6-21
•!
(quar.)
Fuel JSupply
Nekoosa-Edwaras
4-20
5c
__
40c
B
Combined
6-
5-21
5- 4
6-12
$2
20c
-
Colorado
"
•
4-20
1
•-"
1
5-
'
Nazareth
•4-20
1
5-
5-15
5-
^
plus this
share
per
National Hosiery-Mills,
Power—
Corp.,
preferred
I2V2C
—:
(quar.)
Co.
common
Paints,
preferred (s-a)
75c
(quar.)—
Machine
Co.
.
*
Iowa
5-31
1
,
25c
1
5-15
1
6- 8
6-15
6-
1
5-
(initial quar.)
Tobacco
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Clayton At Lambert Mfg.
Cleveland
,
25c
5%
Clorox
,
25c
—
(quar.)
common
6-
75c
5-
(quar.)
Interstate Natural Gas Co., Inc
*——2^
Investors Stock Fund, Inc. (quar.————
1
6-20
8-1
-
6-20
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
International Products Corp.
International Resistance Co.
5-15
50c
——
Equipment
6-
1
81l/2C
Chicago At Southern Air Lines (irreg.)
.Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)—
Chilton Company (quar.)Chrysler Corp.
Clark
6-
5-25
7-
25c
$51.50
National Automotive
5-15;;'
Stores—
International
.
6%
$3.50
6-20
6-15
$1
4-19
v
Mutual Shares Corp.
Neon
'
7
.....
(quar.)...,
Co.
-
2
5-
v
Natiohal-Alfa3fa,I>ehydrating At Milling
•"*.-'5%
v
Tool
Machine
Mountain
i
Erie
(Tom)
4V2%
\
on
meeting
(quar.)
conv.
Bay
At
International
Chapman Valve Mfg., 7% preferred (s-a)—
Charleston Transit, 6%. preferred—
Chesapeake At Ohio Ry.,' com. (quar.)
1
'' "
Grl
(quar.)_
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
International Cigar Machinery Co.
July 25.
on
7-
4-19
preferred-fs-a)..^...
7%
5r28
4%
Interim
common
will
annual
$3
—
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
Stores
Imperial
a
..
the
5-
-
25c
——-
Y.)
IN.
Chemical Industries,
Ordinary registered (final)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. is-r.)
6-15
preferred
'
(quar.)———
Imperial
6-15
——
4-
*
6-15
(*<
7
40c"
issue
at $109
■; Extra-
4
'
5
5-
Light Co.
Moaner. Vernort-Wdodberry
,
'
Huttig Sash At Door Co.—
5-
5-
6-.8
/
6-
15c
1
..
,
25c
(quar.)
(initial
preferred
Huston
>f-
5
5-15
£1.25
—
Co.,
Lighting At
Howard
pfd.
79c
-
—
—
Corp.,
Oil
May
$1.19
Directors
—
■".V,
;
pref.
New common
on
—
$4.50
conv.
5-15
58%c
—
preferred
4%
Service—
Co.—
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Hilton Hotels
1st
redemption
6-
6-29
•
31V4CV
At
Moslnee Paper-Mills
5-15
5-15
37VaC
Power
at-
21
6-15
„
25c
-
—A
Refractories
Department
5%
6-14
2
6/•
6-
-
1
1
dend.
—_
preferred (quar.)
Pineapple Co.,
Hearn
6-13
6-
40c
6-
15C
s
.
.w
5%
6-28
+50c
5-10
—u
Hawaiian
t30c
s-al
5-15
125c
5
7-
Morgan. (J. P.) At Company (quar.)_l__J_'^.
Morrlson-Knudsen-Co.,'Int., 5 %; com*', pfd.
Entire Issue called for redemption Or. May
6-20
5-21
preferred (quar.)_,————
Harnlschfeger Corp., common (quar.)—_—
J50c
•
5-11
6-29
"
—
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.
7-
5-11*
: i. 6-15
5
6-
A "(entire
series
-
.........
Monarch
1
10c
6%
120c
6-8
8
6-
1
15c
(quar.)
conv.
pref,
Extra
<
6*
$1.27 ¥2
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
7-2
(quar.)——-
Champion
A
7-
preferred
West
5-26
6-
;•
1
7-
;
(quar.).'
i
Mission Development Co. (irreg.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)...
Modern Containers; Ltd.
(s-a)
__J
5-15
9
5
7-
I2V2C
(quar.)
Mutual Life Insurance
for-redemption, on June 1
per share plus this dividend)..
6-15
'
-150c
•
Co.——
preferred
Harbison-Walker
,r4.75%
Central
1
6-
$1
,15c
—
Common
per
Vermont
6-
50c
—
Indemnity
non-cum.
40c
120c
share plus this dividend)-..
Central Surety & Insurance Corp. (quar.)_—
Central
4-20
25c
(quar.)—
t25c
$4.75
1
Power, 4.64% pfd. (quar.—
Hahn Brass Co., Ltd., common—
5-10
(quar.)
America
called
5-
Gulf
5-2
6-
A
130c
(quar.)
of
issue
40c
—
6-
$1
(quar.)
Co. (s-a)
called
'
6%
r
5-11
5-9
-
preferred
5-15:
7%
preferred
(quar.)—,
Greenfield Gas Light Co.—
5-11
5-20
125c
Extra
(entire
1
<quar„)_
Co.
Common
t
5-11
12V2C
.....
Ltd....
Carborundum Company, new com. (initial)—
25c
Carman & Co.. 4V4% pfd, (quar.)$1.06V4
Cascades Plywood Corp., com. (quar.)—_—
25c
3V2%
6-
:
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Ltd.—
Capital Estates, Inc. (increased
5-15
;
—
6-29
5-20
Tubes
American
+25c
Co.,
5-15
1
shares held)—————
Mfg.
Class
-
Great
'
5-20
(quar.)
Machine
1
6-
'50c
2
Surety
Minnesota
Equipment 'Corp.——
Grafton At Co., Ltd., class A
Class
A
(quar.)___
7
37'/2C
quar.)..
(quar.)
coin,
6-
4
5-15
50c
$2.50
(quar.)
3 20%
5-
1"
1
50c
preferred
Packaging Materials, common
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
5-15
5-15
96140
97Vac
$1.083,4-
5%
6-15
1
150c
pfd.
———:
————
Gorham
5-15
"%*
Class
A
(quar.)__
Canadian lngorsoll-Rand Co., Ltd...
Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Celanese
5-
5-20
(increased
Foundry,
A
6-25
6-
5-31
6-
Comnion
50c
lTVac
,
6-14
6-13
7-
Midwest
4-27
5-15
6-29
40c
95c
Extra
;
5-18
5-29
40c
preferred
Michigan
5-15
5-1
50c
•
rr":~\
preferred' (quar.
Brewing Co.
Extra
5-7
1
6-15
u
,
5-7
6-1
30c
Canners, Ltd.
Canadian Car
6-1
6-
50
Steel
Goebel
5-17
7-30
Canada Iron Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
(interim)
Canadian
1
1
6-
Y.)—
(quar.)
Midland
5-31
50c
(N.
(quar.).:
4.35%
-•
5-12
6-11
62V2C
preferred
3.90%
4-20
5-25
5-31
50c
(quar.)
common
3.85%; preferred
4-30
6-
Ltd
Increased
5-15
5-15
5-15
!
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman At Scott (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
5-18
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Gilbert At Bennett Mfg. Co,
5-15
37 V>c
...
...
Sugar Co.,
4-26
50c
preferred (quar,)——
preferred' (quar,——
Globe
5-15
Co
Dominion
,
5-11
1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc
Merchants Fire Assurance Corp.
1-11
5-21
55c
,
—
each
5-15
1
{$3.50
—_
(A.
5-21
i
Plywood Corp—
convertible
5%
,;5-18
1
{25c
—
Special
&
40c
-
—
5.10%
1-
34c
...
participating preferred
Participating
1
5-11
Steel Castings, $6 pfd.
(aecum.)
Waterworks* Corp—;7;.-'r''
Common
(.stock dividend—.(2 shares, for
6-20
125c
7% preferred (s-a)
;___
_j_
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
Common
Campbell
6-
6-
quar.)..
common..—
$1.50
5-18
6-15
(quar.)
Corporation,
$2.50
General
7-13
_,
2
6-
£1
___
20c
General
5-18
' 6- 6
:
87V2c
Canada
1
6-15
—£1.05
.
McCord
5-26
r
General"Precision
5- 4
7-2
7-
20c
5'/if
;5-14 •)
1
7-31
:..l
Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd.,
Maxwell,
6-13
——
General
6-15
£1.25
4% preferred (quar.)
;
4.20% preferred (quor.)_._
(quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)—1——
-
-
'
7-
8
(quar.)
w
90c
,
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd., (Interim).——_
Burlington Mills,
7-16
5-
—
5-15 ,'>
6-
*
t
i
$1.25
.(increased).—25c
Ltd.
Conveyor
5-25
(s-a):
4-26
7-16
(quar.)
Fund,
Mathews
31V4C
5-18
25c
;—
common——
(quar.)i—-1——I—
Buckeye-Pipe Line Co. (quar.)—."—..-—2
Budd
Company-, common (quar.~
•
5-19
$1.12>/2
5-31
G-
preferred•*(quar.y_c.^i'-L_"--^--i-——933,4C -%
Brown Shoe Co., com.
(quar.)cl————-i—%
60c
$3.60
1
.
General- Industries,-t5% -preferred
6- 1
'
.
.3%%
£5 preferred
Corp.
6-
50c
(quar.)—
6- 1
»
20c
$1.50
Brantford Cordage-Co;, Ltd;, class A~(quar.)-{25c
Bristol-Myers Co., com., (interim)—*_»
40c
1
Ivfasonlte
7
—
5-10
' 17%.C
:(quar.)_-
.*■
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.,
5-18
5-18
5-
—.
Inc.
D17 Batteries
30c
5-31
1
9
—-—
preferred;.Aquar.)
Supply,,5%.
General
2
5-22
9
6-
30c
Builders
5-
6-22
6-
5-15
'
General
8
{5c
1
5-15
(A.
>.$1.50
,
*
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
1
6-
(quar——.——-—'
(quar.)i—
—
Co.
Gold
LaKe
1
50c
;i—-•
>$1< preferred' ' (quar;)—————
•
1.
6-22
•
At
Red
6-
5-
(quar.)—
C?rp. (quar.)—-
Steel
preferred
non-cum.
6-
50c
J.), Ltd. (extra)-————
General Acceptance
Corp., common (quar.)-
5-21
6-12
t
.
1
Corp.
Pressed
Brothers
5-10
6-
$1.50
———1—1——
"«15c
-
5-25
i2%c
;
$1.50
25c
37V2c
{25c
*35c
93%c
(quar.)
common
—
common
Marshall-Wells
1
Co., of Clmadft, Xtd.,' class A—A1
B
Company,
4-30
''
Class
5
(quar.)25c
5-10
5-10
30c
(quar.)___—
Foster-Wheeler
(quar.£1.05
(quar.)—^
preferred
P'ord Motor
;
v
•
Mills
$4
-
5
5-
Company
6-
;
4
5-
5-25
RR., 5% pfd. (accum.)$1.25
Shovel, 7% pfd. (accum.)_._
$1.75
6-15
—
A
5-15
5-31
Maine Central
2
—J
Burpe, class
(M. H.)
Co.,
5-11
5-31
Marion Power
1
Co
7- 3
t$1.50
-—
(quar.)_
5.40%- preferred (quar^W_-._L^„j.'—
Black, Siv»lh(
Bryson, Inc.r com-, (quar.)i.
Bourne
At
-
5-17
5-25
Mahon (R. C.)
"
_
(increased)
Black Hills Power "Ac
Light, com.
Carpet
1
5-21
6-
$1.50
25c
25c
f50c
6-12
2
4Mi%' preferred (quar..)—
Firth
.
vote
to
6-12
7-
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)———
7-,3
-
40c
—
dividend
Black-Clawson Co.
^
May
6-27
7-
$1.25 preferred
Firestone Tire At Rubber—
,,
of
6-27
50c
Enterprises,
6- 1*
.—50c
(quar/){$1.75' 1
Go.ssett
;,
$5
Madsen
(quar.)_—„50c
6- 4
20c
——
Belden
*■7%
5-15
6- 1
£1.20
'
Mills, Inc. .(quar.):-.*——
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Belding-Cortlcelll, Ltd., com. (quar.)
Federal
j
—
,
Company 1 quar.)___•__
Canada, Ltd.
of
;
6-15
5-28
7-16
.
4-30
-
"V"10c
<N.
Beaunit
Bell
5-15
115c
6-
5-18
proposal.
Taylor, 6%
Macmillan
9
6-25
2
6-15
{50c
A:
Extra
—_—
Co.
Works
8
7-16
A—
Rubber
Gas
5-15
——_
(quar.)
At
6-
8IV4C
(quar.)
class
Works.
1
1
2
5-
to split
the
meeting will be
A
middle
the
Extra
$1
Associates
Manufacturing
River
7-
6-
2
1
the
to
1st pfd. (quar.)..
M.
M. Woodworking Co. (quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
Maelaren Power At Paper Co., Ltd, (quar.)..
8
5-
5-
6-
15c
—
(quar.)
■•Fajardo Sugar Co.
,
..
6-
1
the
on
8.
1
1
proposal
a
two-for-one.
about
5-2
66-
25c
25c
50c
15c
(quar.)
Mills,
A
,
Irregular
i
-—
——
6-, 1
5-
7-
(quar.)
Emhart Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
'Employers Reinsurance (quar,)———
5-29
v.-
6-201
,
1
5-21
2
4-30
(quar.)
Utilities
Hose
6-
5-10
—
Dorado
held
'20c
—
(quar.)_
Electrolux Corp.———
...
6-1.1
40°
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
5-
A
B
Electric
—
——
El
\
6-14
^
v
■
stock
5-14
4-30
Co., common
preferred
Eaton
-
Co.
Sons—
preferred
Picher
stockholders
6-13
1
5-16
(quar.)..
Mfg.
At
Hosiery
,
Apco
5-16
2
recommend
to
6-1
60c
Co,
Industries, etmmon
preferred (quar.)
3;,/4%
1
7-
$1.75
75c
15c
50c
Corp
voted
6-
5-10
(quar.)-
preferred
2nd
Car
Clay
Pepper. Co.
———
—
Motor
(Henry)
Dresser
,»
T
(W. S.)
6-
50c
i'50c
—
6-
.
Corp. (quar.),
—
Chemical Co.—
(initial)-—30c
common
Di-Noc
6-
tnccum.)
Corp.
Oil
6-11
(bi-monthly)
Glass
Rock
New
6-15
(quar.)
Window
Deep
Dewey At Almy
_
Aircraft
Directors
5-31
Publishing Co., $7 pfd. (quar.)
$4 prior preferred (quar.)———.———
Dahlstrom Metallic Door (quar.)-———i--
5- 4
6-26
5-28
$1.75
,
Curtis
75c
(quar.)--
6-15
Lockheed
5-11
10c
—-
—„———■
Co.
Foundry
Co.
Extra
1
6-
Lord
——
(quar.)
Extra
+$2
Ltd.——-
preferred (quar.)—.
Corp,,' (s-a)
50c
-—
Co.
Co.,
B
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
f25c
H2y2c
{25c
U2'/2C
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Extra
Class
Securities—
Culver
5-17
5-15
7-10
$3
.
Coal
Pass
Forster
(quar.)——
Co
American Machine & Metals
lirreg.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., common
American
1
50c
(annual!—
(increased)-——
Electric
7-3
7-3
Nest
At
7%
6-9
6-9
5- 7
6-15
37'/2c
.
5-15
25c
*
Crum
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar)
Crow's
Holdert
When
>
Share
5-18
Share
u
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
6-14
65c
$l-°5
Corp., comfnop.-——
$4.20 preferred (quar.)—————
Name of Company
;
;
6-14
6-11
—
Zellerbach
Crown
payment date.
Name of
6-28
6-28
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (quar.)
'
50c
$3 prior preferred (quar.)——75c
Copper Range Co. (quar.)—u—~—i-'
20c
Corrugated Paper Box, Ltd.—
6% preferred (quar.)——
———*
t$1.25
Coty, Inc,
2gc
Cribben At Sexton Co., 4>/2%
pfd. (quar.)—
28«/aC
an¬
Wheh
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Shart
Name of Company
,
grouped in two separate
are
When
Per
'
DIVIDENDS
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
.
(Continued
on page
43)
4
5-
1
6-11
5-
3
6-
.
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1895)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
'
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Highest
Lowest
t per
I per share
39% Dec
Highest
t per share
share
54% Jan
1
59% May
Laboratories
Abbott
30
6% Jan
29
ACF-Brill Motors Co
29
27% Jan
2
33% Jan
iQ
Acme Steel Co
July 12
25 y2 Dec
29
25% Jan
2
29% May
42 % Feb
14
15
37% Apr
26
18
36 % Dec
6
21
39% July 14
53% Nov
17% Jan
4V« Mar 15
49
39 % Apr
Apr
22% Apr
17
13% Mar 15
3
7% July 26
15
48 % Dec
55% Mar
20% July 13
110% Jan
Adams-Millis Corp
56% Feb
14
Addressograph-Multigraph
29% Feb
26
Admiral
43
3
121% Jan
19
Jan
11% May
3
18
y» Apr
26
1
Feb
121
5
18
4
Jan
9
9
131
Mar
7
3% Jan
3
2
3% Jan
23
Dec
28
?VA Apr
4
27% Feb
9
4
77
Oct
18
74% Jan
5
80
Feb
2
2% Jun
27
5% Dec
29
3% Feb
27
47/a Jan
2
3
86% Dec
30
80 % Jan
22
87% Jan
2
83% Oct
20
47 % Dec
19
37% Apr
4
Jan
6
9% Jan
Alabama
19
15% Mar 29
88
July
74
Sep
21% Jan
2% Jan
82
Jan
4
86
11
Feb
5
Allen
70% May
23% Feb
4
Allied
2
4
Allied
Allied
Stores
23 % Dec
21
Apr 21
11
30% Jun
13
44% Sep
28
93
Feb
16
100% Dec
28% Jun
27
28% Jan
1
32% Jan
33% May
4
20
40% Apr
4
93% Apr 23
Dec
29
42% Mar 15
81% July 12
99% Dec
20
93% Mar 15
30
38% Jan
11
34% Jan
Dec
22
84
44
July 13
63% May 31
3
July
36
93
43 Va Jan
xlOl
Jan
4%
9
100% Jan
3% Apr
19
36% Apr
17 Va Apr
20
41
Jan
Feb
160% Jan
5% Jan
6%
Apr
30
Amerada
23
Amer
9% Jun
27
14
Dec
27
13 ya Jan
15
16% Apr
16
American
30
82
Dec
28
78'
13
Jan
2,500
32,800
300
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32%
32%
33
33%
33%
2,500
44
44%
43%
44
42%
44
43
43 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
4,900
85 y4 Feb
common__No par
Amalgamated
Sugar
(The)-
Co
Petroleum
Corp
Airlines
cum
preferred
conv
American Bank Note
2
Cable
2
American Can Co common
93% Jan
7% Mar
2
2
2
115% May
Jan
2
39% Jan
18
Mar 29
83 % Jan
18
Mar 14
Apr
17
30y4 Apr
185
4%
18
74
17
21'% July 13
30% Nov 27
28
38% Dec
19
51
Mar 22
40% Jan
2
15% July 17
17% Jun 30
23
Feb
23
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
27
221/s Jan
25
28% Feb
7
Jan
American Chain
13
71% Jan
2
16
178% Jun
19
171% Jan
4
101% July 12
32% Jan 13
113% Jun
23
111
49% Oct
6
32 y4 Jan
90
76% Nov 21
Jan
9
Feb
21
American
22% Feb
9
97
Feb
2
>
American
102y8 Apr 30
233
3% %
conv
conv
140% Apr
30
3%%
3
58% Jan
15
American
Lowest
Highest
5% Jan
2
24
21 Va Jan
4
18% May
4
4% Mar 23
2% Jan
84% May
13
25% Mar 22
14
79% Oct
723/b May
Apr
64
Jan
44 y»
July 12
55% Mar 22
513/4 Jan
43% July 26
45% Aug 25
42
17
293A Jan
3
34% Apr
11
13
9% Apr
13
75
Dec
13
92
July 17
26
16% July 18
13% July
•1% July
25% Oct
101
Jan
6% Jan
3
29
6% Jun
Aug
2
Jan
134 Va Sep
4
18
4
14 Va Jan
102
10
Jun
27
18% Jun
30
146 % Jan
3
.
■
• 62%
July 26
146% Jun 30
64% Nov
8
28
12
36% Feb
22% May 23
16 Va Jan
3
22% Feb
16% May 12
12'A Jan
2
15 Va Mar 17,
173% May
Apr 24
11
7% Jan
14
73% Nov 24
May
1
S% Feb 14
61
Mar
8
27% Mar 10
27% Apr
4% %
Apr
13
56
Feb
5
20% Jan
150
80% Feb
10
3
167
38% Apr
13% May
Mar
138
23'/a
13
154
16% NOV 24
American
108%
13%
14%
6%
6%
7%
9
28
68% Jan 31
Jan
non-cum
2
46% Jan
7%
Mar 16
107
94% Jan
114%
115%
113
173
173 %
173%
172
34%
34%
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
7,800
77
76%
78%
78%
77%
77%
77%
77%.
31%
76
77 Va
1,100
31%
31%
4,300
41%
20%
42 %
4,000
20 Va
700
24%
24%
2,300
14% Mar 28
19% Feb
Feb
13
41
2
87
5
8
102
3
Apr 30
Feb
13
30% Jan
31%
30%
31%
*30%
40%
40%
41%
41 Va
41%
41%
41%
20 %
20%-
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
24%
23%
23%
93%
24
24%
*23 Va
24
23%
20%
23%
*93
93%
*93
93%
93%
*93
:
99%
239
137
49%
102%
v
99
101
*220
245
110
Jan
2
66% Jan
3
18
31V8Apr
3
75% Apr
38% Apr
17% Dec 11
13% Apr
6% jan
4
19
20
'
26
18
U
46% Apr 25
43,
MOO:
page 22.
4
Apr
+
Apf, it
.
8%
.53
13
14
27
Feb
10
Jan
22
Jan
13
51% Jan 29
130
Jan 29
48%
Tobacco
Viscose
AND
98%
*220
*
139
HIGH
SALE
137
99
233
*230
*
138
48%
50
13%
22
69'A
133'%
22
138
38%
38%
*100% 102
78% 78'%
preferred
100
prior preference—No par
17
1
*79™
41%
25
17%
80%
No par
39%
41%
39 %
6.25
26.8
27
50
Corp—
preferred
No par
Anderson-Clayton & Co
21%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
Andes Copper Mining
20
A P W Products Co Inc
5
*101% 102 ,a
71% 71,%
(4
Archper-Danlels-Midland ——No par
10
convertible preferred—100
33%
-
38 A
*15%
16%
*7%
7%
47% 48
45
45%
*108% 110
300
140
*49%
-
■
2^00.
3,000 '
50
Thursday
6%
7
6%
*23
23%
23%
23%
19
19%
18%
19
18%
the Week
May 4
$ per share
*23
Sales for
Friday
May 3
share
$ per
7
■
7
Shares
share
7
2,500
■
23%
23%
23%
500
18%
18%
18%
12,400
2%
2%
2'A.
3,800
85%
86%
14'A
14%
6,500
73
Va
73%
4,500
17,700
3,600
53%
53%
52%
53'/4
53
53%
53%
53%
44%
*44%
44%
*44%
44%
44%
44%
44
44'A
1,000
7%
7%
7%
71/4
7'A
7%
7%
7%
3,600
53
*48
50
*48
33%
33%
6%
6%
33%
33%
6%
6%
*48
50
*48
50
32%
33%
7
*77
79
79
*77
79
18%
*18
18%
18%
18%
19
*18%
19
18%
19
22%
21%
22 Va
21%
22%
105%
21%
*102%
103
16%
17%
16%
*86
87%
*86
,
•'-is
102
102
103
*47%
50
LOO
34
33%
34
10,100
7
6%
80
*18'A
.
6%
*76
*86
2,500
80
18%
18%
19
19
18%
19
21%
22%
22%
22%
*102
107
18 %
1,100
2,000
20,500
60O
102
102
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
87%
16%
17%
87%
■
7%
50
*76
*77
18%
33%
7
7
*18
86
90
87J/a
88%
25,100
100
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14%
14%
45%
46 '/a
45'A
*102%
46%
46%
48%
48%
49%
48%
49%
104
*102%
♦102%
104
210
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
13
4,700
8%
8%
*8%
9%
9%
9%
600
29
29%
29%
29%
12,100
341/a
34 Va
34%.
35
103
102%
17%
14%
♦173%
8%
39%
*49
77%
157
39%
*133
„
29%
29
29%
34%
*34
*34%
18%
15
39%
49%
78%
781/a
157
157
39%
50'A
79%
159
391/8
136
39%
134%
39%
134%
35%
35%
35%
38 'A
38'A
13%
38'A
38%
13%
69 Va
13%
69%
69
133%
*133
22%
22%
155Va
•154%
63%
64Va
63%
139%
140%
13934
; 22
6IV2
*119%
8
38%
•101
103
8%
39Va
39 Va
14%
8%
39
50
50
*49%
x79
80
79%
*159
162
39%
39%
135
*133
161
39%
*132
*13%
50%
50%
120
80
79
79%
14,700
161%
39%
134
13%
X13%
13%
69%
*68
68%
134%
*133
134%
22Va
155%
65'/a
141%
119
140%
62
8%
8%
8%
38 Va
38%
38
'
102%
101
*102
22'A
22%
155%
22%
119'A
17
50%
160
160
540
%
40
*39%
*132
1,500
60
134
38%
119
79
3,000
2,100
35%
8%
38%
102%
8%
39%
37%
119%
16%
10
8%
39'/a
35
8
*78%
34,600
38
*119
*101
16,100
14%
175
8%
69
64
7,700
391/4
*133
155
6,600
18%
143/4
35%
141%
17%
18%
•173%
38
64%
79%
15
34%
141%
62%
38
18%
173%
'
500
35%
62
64%"
140
104
38%
34%
*38
62-%
8Va
16%
8%
,
13%
173%
62
38%
79
22%
155
14%
175
*102%
64%
62
119%
13%
69
134%
18%
14%
*173Va
*173%.175
8%
8%
35%
*133
18%
18%
14%
14%
8%
39'/a
50'/a
104
29
18%
175
8%
34%
29%
35%
35%
18'A
8%
9
9
139% 140
61'/a 61%
*H9'A 119%
8 V4
20,200
•
.4*1*
7%
154%
8 Va
101%
4240
53
154% 154%
63%
64'A
5
Va
44%
25
com
Araco Steel Corp common
2%
100
25
100
preferred
Glass
9
39%
50%
38
*132
5
common
Common
19'%
93%
*93
100
240
PRICES
S per
7
93%
99%
May 2
I per share
7
48%
Wednesday
May 1.
_7
23
19/a
*93
232
137%
48%
49
100 %
240
137
Tuesday"
t per share
29
13%
68 %
100
Anaconda Wire & Cable
104%
38
100
Corp
19%
77% 77%
*155
157
*39
39%
*133
136
35%
35%
No par
1
preferred
tVt%
47,%
50
Monday
Apr. 80
29'A
35 Va
18%
*49
Refining com—10O
$5 prior conv preferred
Copper Mining
.
1'39'
140%
138
17%
*38%
No par
preferred
Hock
31%
240
99%
♦220
17%
9Va
9
—No par
Anaconda
30
172
40%
14% 14%
*173% 175
100
preferred
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
2
44% Feb
J14%
31%
29'/a
*34
18%
$4 conv
2
6,500
115%
172%
17%
9%
25
American Tel & Tel Co
5%
114%
171%
113%
35%
20%
*102
100
common
Stores Co
American
113%
171 %
113%
171%
33%
21%
21%
*102% 107
16%
16%
*86
87Va
14%
14%
*45'A 45%
1
No par
-
American Sumatra Tobacco
6%
"14,700
41%
*19
No par
Refg com
preferred
American
64,700
6%
53%
44%
• 7%
48
33%
7
79
18 Va
-——100
preferred
American Sugar
16
13.%
6%
53 %
No par
Light
American Stove Co
7%
109%
13 Va
73
1
300
*108 V2
6%
72%
HI
5,500
13%
73
1
4,100
109%
31%
24%
'
130
15
6%
72%
50
62
13%
73 Va
San'y com—No par
American Snuff Co
6%
*108
■
73%
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co—
No par
American Ship Building Co„No par
7%
7
74
American
Amer Smelt &
6%
74
'
Anchor
120% Oct 23
Power &
Amer Rad & Std
6
Feb
77% Apr
2
38% Jan 25
21
40% Dec 28
108 %
14%
14
7
14
3
36% Apr
5
see
*108% 109%
14%
18%
*61
85
American Woolen common—No par
28
For footnotes
108%
13%
14
American Water Works Co Inc
Jan
47% Oct
108 %
84%
6
36% Jan
3
39% ' 39%
2%
9
x25% Apr
JAB
40
141/4
16
28% Dec 28
•S
39%
84%
66% Feb
78% Apr
49 Va Dec
40%
2'A
10% Feb
38% Nov 24
33% July 14
26% Jan 13
39%
14 Va
120% Apr
99
Dec
40%
84%
4
18
Nov
40
2%
15
Jan
14
7
40%
14%
Apr 30
57 V* Apr
18
1
13
Feb
158
63 % Apr 12
138% Apr 26
30
Feb
70
25
Jan
Dec
36
39%
85%
com
American News Co—
4
27
Dec
4
14%
2%.
1
American
95
11
15
10
American Steel Foundries
100
Feb 15
147%
14%
Natural Gas Co—No par
American
2
5
3
15
84%
2
19
130% Apr
3
161% May 20
76% Jan
9
g% Jan
14%
2%
100
37% Jan
2
19% Feb
15
14%
Products Co
139% Jan
10
72% Oct
15
85%
preferred
27
2
10
12
15%
14
100
134% Apr
31% Apr
59% Jan
Jan
15%
$ per share
No par
9
18% July 13
106 •/ July 12
*51
19
61
*77
31%
49%
100
14
11% Jan
110% Mar
18%
59%
•i
85
''American Molasses Co
26
19
40
32'% Jan
NOV
Feb
15
11
81
19%
59%
1
3,500
34 %
136%
No par
Jan
8
Apr 20
19
59%
85%
14%
74%
preferred
Amer Metal
84%
19%
60
85%
14%
74%
preferred
42% Feb
X117
'
10,100
84%-
19
60
2%
common
2
12 % Mar 22
,
19
1)8%
American Metal Co Ltd com_No par
k
10% Jan
177
Locomotive
23
64% Nov 27
63
non-cum
Apr
121% Mar 28
64
84%
84
19%
61
10
Amer Machine & Metals
2
Mar 24
60% Aug 17
136% Oct 13
46% Dec
84%
18%
60
7
23
preferred
38 Va Jan
5
16
28
3
2
70% Mar 28
149
14
Nov 24
Mar
84
17%
convertible
3.90%
o
16
158
84
18%
No par
Amer Mach & Fdry com
3
Jan
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3
21% Feb
19% Mar
11
223A Feb
83%
100
3
May
30% Feb
123/4 Jan
84%
preferred
7%
2
3
13
128
17% May
90
x8V4 Mar 20
18
1
84%
*17%
62
1
29
27% Jan
33% Jan
Jan
July 14
84%
35,700
3,700
No par
31
38
38% Jan 25
2
21
106 Va Jan
35% Dec
1 9
16%
'
7
23%
19 Va
2'/2
SS Co
American
Jan
2
22% Mar 24
,
16%
200
7
*23
19 %
2%
Electric Co
&
24% Feb
105
20
145
1
40c
American Investment Co of
Apr
29
29% May
25
16%
31
No par
19% Mar 26
15% Jan
Jun
16%
Home Products
6%
12
44
16%
American International Corp.No par
28
26
169% Sep
161/4
American Ice Co common
24
18% Apr
49
5
16%
203
17%
*20
1
preferred
American
9
86
31% Jan
22
16%
44%
'7%
48
33%
*6%
*77
6%
24
2
51% Mar 16
July
Mar
8% Jan
2
53% Dec
37% Dec
34
;
Jan
39 Va Mar 30
BO
16%
Apr. 28
American Hide & Leather
2
Jan
5% July 13
28% Dec 16
*157 V2 Apr
$6
10
9
23
1
Jan
51% Jan
50'A Jan
9% Jan
16%
17%
17%
17%
*40%
No par
American Hawaiian
9
14 Va Apr
185
16%
*76%
No par
American Gas
Jan
3
36% Jan
.
1,300
LOW
preferred—
56% Mar 22
9
99% Mar 13
11
33% Mar 16
3
Aug
11% July 26
175% July 18
56 %
171
$7 2nd preferred A
$7
16
413A Apr
9% Nov
56
Saturday
Export Lines Inc
50
29
19 V4 Apr
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
1
32
3
Jan
853A Apr 25
10 V4 Jan 25
26
*12
84
11% Nov 22
13
23% Aug
1
47 % Dec
July 13
14% Dec
Oct
55%
113%
Amer & Foreign Power com—No par
16
18% Jan
17% Jan
Nov 22
90
Mar 22
104
7
American:
2
96% Jan
16
17% May 12
4
3% Jan
1
30
78
28
21% Dec 28
3
3
12% July 12
78
6% May
Mar 29
16% Dec
201
55%
113%
Par
16
16
Mar 28
47% Mar
6% Nov
22% Feb
Mar 24
11
25% Aug
•
7
29
3
600
199%
34
20
American European Secur
800 ;
55%
*93
American Encaustic Tiling
8,200
3%
40
201%
*220
4
23% May
*36%
2.000
55
100
10
9
Feb
8
40
*36%
40
40 Va
90 %'
3%
54%
*6%
10
$ per share
8% May 19
3%
*36%
90
4
54%
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Dec
200 Va
40
40%
90
'55%
113 %
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
8 Va Dec
203
3%
3%
•
700
55%
200
STOCKS
Year 1950
3%
*37
24,800
40%
4
45%
94%
55%
197
*170% 171%
10
Co
X89%
100
95
44%
94%
.
17%
201%
preferred series A.100
preferred series B.100
Distilling
40%
90%
40%
90
*94
44%
17%
201%
1
No par
Cyanamid Co com
3
May
40%
91 y8
17%
6%
No par
com
40%
90
18
18%
100
Co—
94%
:
84%
No par
com
94%
*17%
*61
25
Cable
&
Chicle
Range for Previous
49
Corp
44
94%
18
6%
100
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
lo
46% Apr
Radio
American
x45
8
Jan
&
preferred—
American Car & Fdry
7% preferred—
24
115% Jan
convertible
95%
45 %
94%
.40
100
1
No par
com
95%
98
43%
,
*36%
15%
15%
39%
39%
*107% 108%
13%
13 %
2
*95
95
55%
50
7%
■
3
10
16%
10
common
preferred
American Bosch Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
19
170
18
6%
98
40%
4
4
4
%
45 Va
44%
♦94%
40
197
100
preferred
Broadcasting Co Inc
120% May 24
*95
45%
94%
*17%
1
1
common
American
6% Jan
*3%
No par
American
114
10 y8 Jan'10
44%.
.
*37
50
30
19% May
2
95
98
*95
98
45%
*94'A
Agricultural Chemlcal__No par
3%%
9
preferred
16
Jan
*22
23
*94%
45%
100
Mfg Common_No par
preferred..
100
Jan
30
12,300
99
10%
14% Apr
4% Jan
100
42 Va
*96%
70%
10
46% Jun
99
87
41%
99
22'%
105 Va Apr
3
*96%
*84
41%
*96%
68%
4
16% Jan
14% Apr 21
8% Apr 21
93% Oct
*96%
87
40%
42%
1,900
*21%
109% Oct
3
99
*84
87
41%
42%
10
81 %
.
10%
8
2Vb, July 13
*85
42%
99
81
22%
13
12% July 12
90
*85
42%
81%
81
19,600
68%
7% Jan
64 V» Jan
82%
1,800
4
10%
101% Feb
24 % Feb
*81%
3%
66%
6
27
82%
4'
*21%
44% Feb
Jun
3%
76%
10%
26
17
3%
5,100
23
76%
21%
38% Apr
Nov
3%
2%
23
77%
21%
14
24
3%
2%
2%
23
23
43% Dec
July 31
*76%
22 %,
5
18
22%
77%
133
*129
23
19
% July 13
98%
23%
70
30,300
*22 %
17 % Jan
I per share
42%
*96%
2%
23%
*76%
19,iOC
30%
66%
14% Mar 15
6
90
*85
42%
2%
2%
23%
77%
11%
53
30 %
133
82%
83
11%
*52%
30%
*129
133
3%
3%
11%
53
10%
30
Fewest
86
*129
2%
2%
23%
*76
77%
*81%
133
*129
2%
11%
65%
Dec
Oct
30%
23%
3%
82%
42 V2
*96%
*52%
30%
*2%
*76
4
86
52%
30
23%
2%
23%
3%
82%
11%
*52
133
*129
77%
*76
11%
52%
30%
10%
20
97
30%
66 %
27
8
23'A
133
11%
52%
30
11%
*52
600
25,500'
65 %
10 % Jun
817/e May
*129
2%
11%
52%
31%
11%
11%
52%
30%
300
38
*10%
11
49
24
10%.
61% Apr
Feb
55 Va
23%
66
22
79
55%
23%
10%
57
26
38
55%
23
65%
7
65% Jun
38
*55
23 J/4
10%
16
Oct
*37 Va
55
23
65%
26% Jan
35
37%
55
10
67% Jun
27
37%
55
23
38
65%
27
Jun
38"
55
J
Dec
22
38
*37%
No par
Dye
convertible
% Feb
Jan
3,200
22%
Amalgamated Leather Co com—1
3
60
190
29%
90%
203
3
29%
40%
9
5
29%
90%
2
July
29
90%
15
Dec~30
90% July 26
23
40%
Jan
178
28%
90 %
49
3% Jan
28 V2
40 %
53% Nov 22
30% July
4,400
28%
No par
2
Jun
6,200
30%
No par
27
14% July 13
5%
30%
Alpha Portland Cement.
Jun
66
5%
30%
55
160
Inc
&
Corp
conv
100% Mar
58
5%
30%
Aluminium Limited
5
161%
5%
30%
5%
23
11
preferred
19
40
5%
30
94% '
40%
23
Jan
5%
30 \\
No par
Chemical
3%%
5
26
40
5%
29%
5
Industries
Allis-Chalmers
9
11
40% Apr 27
17
Mar 13
Feb
'
47% Jan
100.*
5% Dec 29
5
Aug 16
57/e
30%
28%
'
22
26% Dec
10.600
5%
55
1
Mills
26
19
59%
22%
5
Allied Kid Co
Jan
58%
59%
55
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
5
56%
56%
38
*52
29 %
10b
preferred A
10
58
Jan
5%%
16
18
Nov
10
preferred w w
Allegheny Corp common
Shares
54%
56%
23%
1
50
100
the Week
S per share
Thursday
*54 %
23
No par
4%%
13
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
100
com
w w
Vicksburg Ry
Feb
53% Nov"
8% Jan
&
102
95
89% Mar
Equipment
Inc
56
Sales for
May 4
$ per share
May 2
*37
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens Inc common
Apr 26
47% Jan
Gas
$3 preferred
57%
Friday
May 3
$ per share
$ per share
29%
28%
28%
1
Air Reduction
30
28%
Wednesday
56%
29 y8
"
Corp—10
Corp
Affiliated
2
52% Mar 27
31% Apr
67% Jan
2% July 13
Co
Express
*5%
29%
56
2.50
30
47% Jan
28% Nov 27
Adams
4
$ per share
56%
5%
1
Dec
27% Dec
PRICES
May 1
10
1
3
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 30
$ per share
5
2% Feb
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 28
Par
4
AND
Saturday
$ per share
41% Mar 15
21
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*
19% Jan
.
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1950
11
156
627/a
119
8%
38%
102
-*13%
13%
7,200
700,
1,100
•
1,400
68 3/4
69%
134%
*133
140
3,700
40,900
65 Va
64%
22%
156%
22%
156
24,800
63
-
750
140%
62%
11,800
119%
550
8%
8%
12,100
38%
40'A
15,800
119%
70
101
100
*78%
79
78%
78%
78%
80%
830
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
9,200
410
79
79%
79%
79
79
80
80
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
43%
43%
43%
45,700
39V2
40
39%
40
40
40
39%
40
39%
40%
1,380
26%
102
*79
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
102'A
*101%
102%
♦101%
*72
♦15
15%
♦15
*7
7%
37%
♦47
44%
115%
37%
45'A
73
37%
16
16
7%
47%
.
72'A
37%
*7%
48
116
79
102%
26%
102'
72%
38%
72
80
48%'
44%
44%
112% 113%
73
37%
16
*72
37%
16'A
27
102%
27%
27
102%
•101%
73
7?
73
37%
37%
37%
16'A
•17%
7%
49
5OV4
*50
44%
44'A
45
112%. II31/4
112%
114
17%
7%
*7
49
7%
*48%
44 Va
.7'/a
7%
44%
,
5,800
1
110
1,400
20,000
900
200
51
1,100
45
24,000,
113% 114
4,220
f
12
(lo96)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
YORK
Saturday
Tuesday
Apr. 2#
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday.
Apr. 28
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
■>
,
PRICES
Wednesday
i
Salesftor
Friday.
Thursday
■
May 2
May 1
„
May 4
May 8
the. Week
•
$ per
t per share
13
11% Dec 28
Jan
13
91
69
Nov
53
10% Apr
84% May,
2
.
Aug 10
46% Jan
11
8
18
8Y« July 13
18
58%
58%
96
94%
95 %
*94%
*117%
113
118%
118%
»113
18%
*18
118% Apr
11
19% Feb
16
4
13% Feb
9
26 % Feb
26
1/4 Apr
20
% Apr
19
31
July 17
27% Oct
19
27% Jan
2
38% May
4
28% Oct 23
27% Jan
2
38% May
4
20% Sep
19% Jan
2
25
31
107% Apr
20
116
Apr
4
39% July 12
100% Jan 16
3
Apr
50% Feb
11
152% Dec
150% Jan
25
177% Feb
115% Feb
19
21% Jun
13
70% Dec 28
68
Jan
28
86
Nov
18
86
Jun
27
95
Nov
6
36% Jan
24
75% Dec
18
99% Jan
5
105% Nov 27
23% July 13
25*% Nov 24
18 Vt Jan
12
6%
Mar 28
82
Feb
83
Jan
4
93% Feb
60 % Jan
97
20
105% Jan
28 % Feb
5
35% Apr
3
G St W
'
117'/a
*18
18%
470
11%
11%
11 %
11%
1
iff
iff
.
*
*24%
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
363/4
37
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
36 V2
_10
109
109
113%
113%
*49%
50
110
112
1123/4
113
113%
*113
163%
49%
49%
493/4
'49%
49
49»/4
10
161%
163%
163
166%
165'/4
166 3/4
110%
111
110%
110%
110%
110%
1,300
21%.
21%
20%
21%
3,600
73
72%
74%
75%
76%
7,300
72%
71
71%
*87
98%
*87
95
98%
*97%
98%
731/2
753%
73 V2
98%
98%
-98%
26
26%
25%
26%
74%
•
75
*97%
98%
25%
26%
5 '
430
210
1,2 JO
21%
*97%
25
'
49%
110
161%
21'/•
100
:
—
103%
110%
>21
21
1
series B—
Corp—
,
21
72
100
21%
160%
110%
SjS Lines common
7,600
114%
20:',4
110%
162%
110%
Electric Co
I
21
109
112%
20%
21,
No par
2,700
'
110%
RR_.
-
21%
21%
21
103
113%
50
163%
Line
38'%
109
20%
...
(163%
•
1,200
13,300
38%
*108%
1131/4
26 300
25
37%
49%
109
♦49%
•'
37%
*112%
20%
20%
20%
Iff
25
'
4,100
"
r,
10
25%
37
11.2 %
11%
n
25%
25
300
18
13
Vi
25
,
18 V4
*13
ll3/«
11%
*'•>
251/4
118
25%
*L07
100
Ca
non-cum
Atlas
250
117%
118
36-
'110%
Preferred $3.75
17
2
119
*118
"361/4
20%
1
preferred—
Atlantic Refining common
3
78% May
4
Apr
25% Jan
97
96%
25%
100
Coast
5%
96%
95%
>
36
v ?<T
100
City
Atl
3.200
96
95%
*95'
18%
11%
.
3 500
58%
36
,
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
Mar 10
%
87
58%
iff
25-
-36
.100
Topeka & Santa Fe com
5%
11%
11%
85
35%
com_i_l
,
Investment
Atlantic
27
18
preferred
2nd preferred
Atch
7
92% Jan
1st
7%
11%
%
86 %
58%
58 •'%
"
119
•
84%
x58%
85 %
10%
25%
Associates
21% Mar 19
2
68
,
*18
18%
2.50
Associated Dry Goods common
8
Jan
•
No'par
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
3
109% Jan 30
111% Dec 30
.
Rights
4
26
41
Xl7% Dec
115
4
41% Jan
18%
11%
5
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
2
102% Jan
No par
Arvln Industries Inc.
Mar 31
2
59% Mar
27
Feb
19
Oct
109
08
103% Jan
25
Oct
118
3
95 Vi
59
"
$3.75
•
60,li)01
11%
85»
583/4
Shares
1034
10%
58%
85%
*£5
11
Mar 10
85'%
*53%
10 Vi Jan
July 12
87
•
per share
11%
10%
10%
No pai
23% Jan
Mar
85%
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9
15
86%
No par
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Artloom Carpet Co Inc
28% Sep 28
24
86
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5
July 13
104
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31
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104
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112
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9
Jan
59 %
3
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117% Jun
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92
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10
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30
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29
16
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29
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1
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1
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37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
47
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10
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8
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5
15% Jan
25
10% Apr
26
13% Jan
30
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15% Aug
3
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4
15 % Jan
22
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18% Mar 28
24% Jan
17
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27
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40
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28
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4
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11
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3
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6
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8
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4
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18
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2
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9
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10
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34% Jan
13
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14
30
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4
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10
6
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Jan
203/4
■
93
14
1
363/4
17%
16
16
23
5% Feb
July 26
"47%
17%
16 Vs
173/4
16%'
16
*92%
30
21% Jan
21
48% : 49i%
•
X22
58% Jan
11% Jan
*20%
Shares*
35%,'
123/i
4%
26
100
20%
'17%
35%
34%
93
10% Jan
24
20%
17%
./
the Week
—.
34%
35
22%.
71% Apr
12% Feb
16%
-
May 4
*92'%
4
106
17%:
16%
18
'
Sales for
Friday
t per share -
93
2
5
173/4'
16%
18
•
S per share
*92%
X32 % Apr
Mar 15
~347%-
343%
16%,.
share
93,,
3 Vs Apr
Jan
*34
ver
22%
8% Jan
July 14
35
$
.
*92 %
28
8Ve July 13
$ per share
22%
29
40
35
May 3
'
933/4
8% Dec
04
36%
Thursday
May 2
22%
3
-
$ per share
Wednesday
May 1
*92 %
Jan
25
Tuesday
.
Apr. 30
1
3% Dec
21
Monday
-idO
8
26% Dec
*
Mills Corp coih
preferred
3%% preferred
i
28
27
100
PRICES
34
Burlington
4
31
28% Mar
,
109
vl/00
\200
16%
15%
Buffalo .Forge Co—
>
34%
16 %
12%
Co common-"
B.ulova Watch-Ca
29
28
(The)
preferred
SALE
33%
16%
33
common
Bullard
10
Oct
$5
Erie Co
19'
12% Jan
8% Dec 27
HIGH
33%
*16
15%
No par
23
92
84
AND
,
16%
12%
Inc
19
2
123% Jan
88
323/4
*16
34
preferred—£—.—I
Budd
Get 24
13
*17
3
27
Bucyrus
6
7%
15% Nov 25
127
,32%
16%
12%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender'—_No par'
29.
26
91% Jan
Co
47% Feb
38% Jan
108% July 12
323/4
39,100
15%
preferred
30% Feb
26
21
18
32%
*16
163/4
4.700
58%
147%
34
*
Mar 14
18
38 % Oct
Mar 31
32%
*16
35%
57 Vs
146%
58V4
147
147
325/a
,
35%
35%
x56%
,
153%
RR—
45 Vs Jan
30% Dec
12% July 13
32%
35%
581/4
12%...
conv
Shoe
$3.60
35%
147%
-3 200
+
34
1
"when lssued"_AlOO
2
3
100% Aug 17
92% July 25
Brown
3~
35%
; 57%
;i47%
:
15%
'
No par
preferred
cum
*
58 3/8
1,000
28
12%
No par
preferred
Brown & Bigelow
125% Feb
% Mar 13
27
3
36%
I
Brooklyn Union Gas
5%
27%
53 000
34
A
preferred
33A%
1
20
July
—5
Bridgeport Brass Co
I
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton
__No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
.2.50'
9
30
18
48% Sep
Feb
34% Mar
28
31% July 13
July 12
36% Mar 2
3
31% Dec
27%
147%
-7.900
1%
-
r 48%
preferred "when lssued"AlOO
Roller Bearing Co—
•— 5
Airways Inc
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
l_15
1
273/4
.'57%
16%
5
*
5%
16
105% Jan
94% Apr
38% Feb
10
16% Mar
35% Apr
27%
147%
18
*20%
Braniff
9
1%
58%
16%
16
Bower
10
l3 'a
273/4
-
80 «/4
1%
r
15 900
53V2
25 Va
1%
35%
35%
52%
25%
*79
1V4
147%
32%
18
:!•
—:
Maine
12% Jan
79%
27%
'
27% July 13
26
♦34%
2.50
Brass
Inc
new
25%
79%
57%
$ per share
<,
No par
1
L
Common
52%
25%
80
94V2
"
&
Co
23% Jan
>
Par
t
No par
class
Co
51%
253/,
*147V4
58%
Saturday
-
A
(The;
Borg-Warner Corp
8
2
45% Jan
9
7% Feb
20
*
35%
35%
35%.
148 V
Apr. 28
<
Co
Store?
Borden
.
9
12
Ami
24% Jan
25% Oct 23
22% Dec
Apr
v
513%
'i 80
1%
■
*92
*
—
Aluminum
Boston
23% Mar 24
58
*147%
32
*
Mfg Co
Co
Book-of-the-Month
4
Apr
Decker
Class B
Bond
17
15% Apr
Jun
27%
.
Laughlin Inc—
Airplane Co
i
Boeing
2
Dec
1
28%
*16 '
STOCK
-
12
40
14% Mar 28
Jan
YORK
$ per share
11% Dec
97% Apr
27%
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
12% July 13
15
28 %
STOCKS
Highest
20
80
1%
94%
25%
25%
80
1%
No par
Carpet-
25%
80
1%
No par
Birmingham Electric Co
25%
80
*90
51»%
513/,
25'A
28%
*35%
•
100
i
—
4
7
51
25%
81
_
95
*90
95
1%
com—No par
May
51%
513/»
.
„
1%
—1
——
Bethlehem' Steel (Del)
'
51%
95
21%
*90
*79-
1
I
Apr
32% Jan
8% Dec
51%
r 25%
21
21%
21%
*90
95
-10
17
Jan
*90
__5
34 %
60
■'
—I
2
4
17% Jun
41 '/4
42%
193/4
*69
*31%
^10
Corp—J
2
13% Jan
Feb
40%
41%
193/4
20%
20%
36%
100
14% Apr
15"% Dec 29
18% Dec
8
1% Feb
».
74%
.
101
—1
26% Jan
27
4
67,100
.
1 "
9
27
84% Feb
43,800
22%
■i
—10
Co common
22
13% Jun
*21
41%
13'/s
21%
68%
100
1
Corp_.
17 % Jun
11% Jun
3% Jan
41
123%
19
*86V2.
1
Nov 28
19% Dec
8
40%
11
22%
68%
88
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol Mining CO_18 pesos
2
27% Apr 26
33% Jan 22.
Year 1950
62% Jan
40
5.700
11
13%
.
19%
♦86%
1 '
30% Nov
Lowest
91
*36
*100
Cum
30
Range for Previous
17
21%
69- ^
30%
pfd
Co
4%% preferred
Bend'ix Aviation'
9
'
100
12%
'
Feb
100
13%
21%
19%
30
Beldlng-Heminway
Packing
1
20
77
11
69
29%
50
Beech-Nut
12% Jan
39
4%%
8)
3
Beech
12% Feb
23
11
12%.
21%
70
2.50
RR
15
4
Jun
11
13%
1
,20%
11%
22%
*11
12.50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Feb
33% Jan
1
17% Jan
1
10%
213%
12%
411/4
19%
*69
40
*38
—1
common
Beck Shoe
18% Oct 23
Dec
20%
—No par
Inc
Mills
3
79
10%
21%
'
13%
.21%
-
,.,40%
20%
70%
r 76%
convertible preferred—100
3%%
20%
*69"
_50
Corp
Inc
Cigars
10
.
,
Works
13% Jan
286
1
10 :
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
21
13% Jan
12
28
preferred
Bayuk
8
;
50
100
Corp :(Delaware)
Iron
41%
'
12%
21 %
...
"
29
7% Feb
29% Jan
74
4%%
Bath
:
1O0
Brothers common
17
Mar
107
99% May
26% Apr
May 11
108
16% Mai 25
Barker
31
4
Oil
Apr 23
41
10%
10%
12%
21%
'
100
preferred
non-cum
10%
12%
21%
_—13
Corp
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible
5%
preferred
3
20% Apr
10% Jan
4%
*10%
InCi
T)
Barber
2,
34% May 17
29
Feb
8
Jan
25% July 26
13% Jan
9
30
98
59
39
19
14% Jan
68% Jan
2ft
20% Feb
S% July 12
%
17
61% Dec
Apr 12
July 13
10
(B
-
.
1,800
150
-•
9.600
3.100
5/olume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1897)
1?
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
stocks
Year 1950
Lowest
Jan
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
102
Range Since Jan. 1
S per share
11
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
30
% Jan
50% Dec
3
15% July 13
33'/a Dec 19
Jan
56"% Nov
156
3
32% Jan
27
55
103% Dec
22
106
20% Mar 21
104% Jan
3
130% Jan
13
141
13% July 13
15% July 14
21
53% Mar
25
Mar
4
11
Jan
2
Apr
30
47
Mar 28
100
Mar 26
13
19
103% Mar 16
106% Jan
31
140
152
12
1
Jan
2
10
14% Jan
2
17% Apr 18
20% Aug 29
•15% Jan
3
7% July 17
11% Apr
*
8% Jan
2
4
Jan
3
17% Dec. 26
% Jan
25
15
Jan
3
39% Dec 26
39% Jan
3
16
Jan
-
3
8% July 13
30
10% Mar 29
July 13
110% Feb
18% Jan
6
38%. Feb
9
35% Feb
Anr
17
112% Feb
15
105
Feb
27
20
-21% May
20
22
Apr 19
2
'13% Jan
26% Dec
24
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
9% Oet
20
34% Dec
28
16% Mar
11% July 26
25% July 12
Sep
1
21
12
Dec
Feb
Mar
■28% Mar
2
15% Mar
8% Jan
25 y4
2
25
14 Vi Jan
2
6
40 Va Feb
15
3
49
Dec
29
'45 V2 Jan
Jan
5
107
Dec
18
100 % Mar 15
6% Dec
8
10% Jun
2
IV* Mar 29
26% Dec
1
32% Oct
24
25
July
76
30% Jan
98
29
Jan
63% May
3
19
Chesapeake
2
35
Jan
5
35 % Dec
28
32% Mar 28
38% Feb
90% Dec
28
80
29
23% Feb
24
9% Jan
3
21% Dec
18
21V4 Apr 25
27
12% Jan
17
32% Dec
37% Dei
14
3
Feb
13
Feb
9
25
33 Vt Jan
9
38% Feb
2
23
Apr
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
14 y4 Apr
4
Jan
5
10% Dec
30
10
*7% Jan
Jan
13
23% Dec
28
;21% Apr
4
30
Feb
9
51% Dec
27
-42% Apr
2
59 % Feb
9
11
Jan
3
28% Mar
42 y8 Jan
10
52% Feb
-9
Mar 28
54% Feb
5
Feb
6
|
Jan
3
22 % Dec
27% Jan
3
26% Jun 30
44% Dee
11
Dee
26
53% Jan
17
62% Dec
28
58% Apr
27
64-'
36% Jun 27
53% Dec
20
50% Jan
25
61% May
3
77
-
43
21
28
38%
-
88% Mar 17
87% Jan
11 % July 26
13% Apr
12j
Jan
13% Jan
4
19
17
Mar
3% Feb
14
.
-
July 12
Sep
7% Jun
19
11
*
22
•
:94 % Fee
13
'
16% May29%
July"19
Dec
^
19
84% Oct
40
9
44
62% July 13
19% Mar 30
Feb
13
■
Range for Previous
Year 1950
K
Lowest
$ per share
27% July 26
1Q3% July
3
Jan 24
26
^1% Dec 15
I
$ per
$ per share
*•
'
34 y8 Feb
109 ya Mar
36 y4 Dec
1
Since' Jan. 1'
Range
L
24
29
3
Jan
19
93
16% Feb 16
24
•
''
»
Jun
1
:
150
Mar.30
72
87
Sep
6
23% July 13
62% Jan
3
37
Jan.
3
Mar 27
34% Dec
Feb
165
Dec 18
37% July 17
946
Dec
95
Jan
1004
100%-Feb
15
9
Feb
5
53% Feb
13
155 *
<
90
16
26
Clark Equipment
Apr 25
5
5
37% May
74
4
Jan' 31
23 y4 Oct
Cleve Elec
$4.50
44% Feb
5
30
Climax
34 y4 Apr
16
Clinton "Foods
109% Jan
27
30% Jan
May
..
2
3
5 %
Mar 28
Mar
36 % Feb
8
46% Jan
May
138
Jan
94 % Jan
2
132
Jan
2
27
16
3
12
Inc
91
19
Mar 27
Feb'lO
100% Feb
Mar 28
23% Jan
29
26% Feb
3
';
19% Jan
2
$3.50
5
*
preferred
Jan
10
61
Mar 19
21
37% Jan
8
56
Feb
24
4%
non-cum
35% Jan
9
54% Mar 17
4%
non-cum
28% Jan
2
36
'
11
33
'
"
"
.
147/8 Oct
12% Jan
Apr
13
12
Jan
10
24
62% Jan
5
28
39% Apr
4
48 % May
18% Nov 14
22% Mar
38% Nov 30
6
26% Dec
67% Jun
12
33% Mar 16
.
9
4
41
6
Feb
15
7% Dec 28
26ya July 12
33% May 19
3% Feb
22%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
30
36
15%
14%
15%
24%
'
*23
34%
36
3b
58%
61
62%
102%
8'/a
83/8
*
34%
33
33%
33%
333/4
82
81
81
*813/a
17%
17%
18
17%
173/4
4,600
23
23
233/8
22%
23%
3,500
23/300
*33
15%
11%
11%
14%
14%
14%
14%
25%
26%
25%
25%
36%
373/i
36%
37
15%
14 3/4
15 y8
15
15%
15 y8
15%
11
11
11%
11%
HVa
IP/a
11%
11%
24%
25
24%
25
30,500
46%
47%
47%
47%
10,900
II,200
14%
11% '
24%
24%'
24%
23%
24%
24
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
•,
24%
46%
46%
'
'
;•
35% Jan 20
Co..
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
.243/4
24 y4
25 Yo
233/4
24%
45%
46 V4
45 Va
46
45%
463/4
47
47%
9,100
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
46%
43%
473/4
42%.'
433/4
44
44%
4,400
59
59
60 %
60 y8
*59%
62
59%
593/4
300
59
'
58
58'/a
'
91Va
:
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12%
17%
17%
3%
5%
<
■
■
17%
"
*40
.
t per share
-
35
"■
90%
V
f
9
17%
500
5%
5%
12.700
16%
16%
16'%
1.9O0
443/4
17
42
42
'
43%
X433/4
81%
80%
81%
79%
9iya
34%
36%
t ■
,
50%
100%
9
91"
i
37%:-
34%;
109%
90 y4
36%
109%
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23
115
Feb
3
107
Feb
10
* ' 513/4
101%
9%
-
18%
90'/4
34%
4%
35
35
136
136
115%
*850
88
1153/4
,
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,
23%
94
20V»
20%
20%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
42%
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94
,
105
-
51%
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203/4
21%
■
I
23%
243/8
241/4
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50
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13%
64%
44%
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35
3,300
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117
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117
140
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89
118
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500
2,600
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,
513/4
95
21%
24%
51
513%
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20%
213/s
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25
5,400
50
5,500
65,200
470
55
50%
56'%
57
50%
51
51
51
370
•,*48%
49
49
49%
50
50
230
31%
1
31%
313/4
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31
313/4
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31
31 %
30%
31%
4,800
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13%
13%
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35,700
54 */2
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50
.
50
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31%
50
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320
173200
49
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12%
12%
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3,000
5
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52
94%
41,800
33
4%
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134%
116
38%
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35
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4%
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52
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136
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353/8
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1,170
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109
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2,000
1,800
363/4
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1,400
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20%
20%
21
41%
42%
41%
42%
53 3/s
54
533/4
54
27
28%
273/4
28 3/a
39,100
29
28%
29 y8
20,200
447/8
44%
45%
21
20%
20%
207/8
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42%
42
43%
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533/4
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53%
54
26%
27%
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27%
28%
23%
283/4
28 34
;■
63
473/4
433/4
r
5,500 :
45%
48 Va
15,900
3,300
•
5,600
6,000
10%
1031
10%
10%
103/4
10%
107/8
10%
10 s/8
10%
10%
1,500
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,300
*30 V*
30%
30%
30%
'30%
29%
303/4
30
30%
293/4
293/4
*30%
10
10%
10%
103/e
10%
10%
1,700
30,900
31'A
31;%
31%
31%
31%
33,000
1075/8
1073/4
107%
107%
•1,600
25 3/a
25 3/8
25%
25%
9,100
*1083/4
109%
1083/4
100%
100%
*100%
17%
10 V*
10
10
30%
30%
30%
107%
107%
107 Va
1073/4
107%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
25%
*108%
No par
,107%
common—No par
25%
)
30 3/4
10
30%
30%
pfeferred
;
26
10%
5
No par
y2
*25%
10%
Consol Edison of N Y com
108% Apr
,
*36
72%
106
lO'/g
Consolidated
27
>100% Apr 30
• 51
36%'-
*42%
,
47%
Sharee
35»/4
1023/4
.
?
90
i
175
*87%
109%
36%
•
*155
*71
,
„
52%
43%
'
109 %.
36%
88
*850
43%
'43
30%
16
31% Feb
3
36%
18»/4
18%
44%
90
136
115
44'/a
*88
-
35
88
44
90
39%:
115
No par
No par
Coppermines Corp
10% Apr
2
24% Jan
102
9%
*89 y4
29%
89%
102 .*
1003/4
'
29%
34%
35%
J
51%
1013/4
"18%
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
36%
.9
*89%
.
91%
*88
..
59,000
May 4
May 3
34%
*
102 y2
36%
175
*
72%
44%
1,
44%
2*0
80
$ per share
35 y8
*ioi3/4
•
18%
91
.
■
29% '
29%
*18%
L
May 2
Sper share
*89%' 91%
19
600
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
~'
9%
"
*155
43%
*135
.
121%
17%
"53/4
81
51'/a101%
50%
175
36%
,..*42%
par
:
"
94
44%
,
110%
36%
/*71
:
121/a
17%
'5%
10%
*41
102
*155
90
*42%
;
123/8
*17%
5%
'■
44%
*110 i
'
12%
17%
35 y8
-100
*■
9'%
29%
90
175-
*87%
l
.
102%
'29%
90 Va
44% ;
par
SVa
12%
*
363/4; 37 y,"
51y2
»18%
-
34%
•
4,100
high sale prices
102
*89V4
•
"
,19
*155
*t
-
.94 v-
*18%
-
'99%
•
1
18,100
92%
5%
$ per share
-.'37%
,,r51
9
\t
60%
92%
!
*16%
Tuesday
May 1
102
37
;
and
,
35%
102
99%
:*29%. '30
:
Apr. 80
59%
93
i23/8
-
•
80% *. 81%
Monday
;
42
61%
923/4
v
*173/8
;
17
42
*
81%
low
"f,
51%
17
42
80%^
102
37%
:*89%
60
92%
5%
35%
,
•
59%
92
12%
17
Apr. 28
51% ",
97%
;: '*%
583/a
17V4
5%"*
81%
■
57%
91 %
17J/4 1
17%
*37fr
57%,
91
*12%"
5%
35%'
'
*
■
*60
.61
'
18
42
58%
9l»/a
91%'
.
Publishing Co—.No par
Cigar
$5
1,100,
24%
,102
M
25
Consolidated
108% Mar 28
7,000
3,800
42%
81%
;
No par
25
4
6,200
<
46%
28%
Nast
300
36 :/a
28%
Conde
31,300
15%
15%
:
33%
82
26%
•
15%
-
33 y8
14%
23'%
Congdleura-Nairn Inc....
33%
33%
28 '/a
3
*33
333/4
23
28%
9
1,000
*33
14%
27%
27% Feb
350
8%
33%
54
>11% Feb
3,700
103%
,
*8%
83/a
23%
26%
2
«3y4
62%
103
103
33%
.1
,
53%
2
■>
800
.
Solvents
Edison
36%
36%
63%
102 y2
8%
30O
12,000
*
14%
34%
27%
Commonwealth
3,000
18.3C0
23,
23%
33%
54%
3
Mar
1,100
18,800
16%
,,
;
600.
2,300
10
22%
28%
30
1,500
45%
223/4
22%
53%'
2
106% Jan
109% Mar 18
10
44%
*81
22 %
l $ per share
par
'
106% July 19
103/a
443/4
102%
23 %
43
Commercial
1,700;
,
25%
42
17%
21
4
1,900:
3,400
14
*10
17%
42%
Engineering
Superheater Inc
50,200
22%
13%
24%
103/e
81
1
20%
19
Apr
221/4
13%
24%
41%
33%
82
9
28% May
Jan
22%
•
13%
*9%
58%
.No par
Commercial Credit Co—
10
55
;7J/a Jan
22
17%
33%
*80
Saturday
No par
Columbus & So Ohio Elec Co
8
30
23
•
41
.
104
44
8
'
109%
22%
*213/4
36%
42%
Jan
2
♦108ya
22%
22%
223/4
"
29
29% May
109%
22%
110
21%
14%
17%
;>
No par
22% Mar 10
'
109%
•
243%
17%
*40
:•
common..No par
45% Jan
Jan
33%
13%
17%
17%
$4.25 cum preferred w w___No par
2
23
33%
81
33%
82
*17'/4"
5%.
—2.50
Columbian Carbon Co
9% Jan
•
33%
33 *
'
33%
13%
27% Jan
6
33%
34 y4
32
45 y8 Jan
3
30% Feb
33%
*33%
32
2
'
11% Feb
8% July 18
20% July 12
25 % July 13
93/4
34%
13%
19% Jan
; 22%
493/4
93/4
*33%
31'
37% Jan
1
49%
9%
34 %
31%
Combustion
24% Nov 18
49%
93/4
8%
31%
'
5
49%
93%
7%
""*12% '12%
.
'
24% Apr 26
49%
9%
16%
103
49
65% Mar 19
43% Dec
2,100
10%
24
56%
,
*48 y4
Inc
20
20%
8%
48%
Pictures
13
72% Oct
30% Jun 29
18
57
104%
54
...
19%
10%
7%
49%
Columbia
10% Dec
8
July 11
15% July
56
*103
48%
System
•
203/8
14%
35%
54
Gas
57
43% Dec
35%
49%
Class B
200
10%
24
16%
100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
Columbia
17
20%
109%
22 %
14
*23%
100
14% Feb
2
*163/4
17 r
20
10%
8%
57%
—No par
32% Apr 13
13% Mar 3
'
•
'
*
27y8 Mar 13
Oct 11
14% Apr 13
20
'
•
July 26
54%
104%
*90%
No par
1st preferred
2nd preferred
5,600
17
;
'
'
100
17
20%
'■
Collins Si Aikman Corp
.No par
Colo Fuel Si Iron Corp com..No par
Colorado & Southern Ry com
100
21
40% Oct
*35%
4%
37% Dec
40
36
4%
38% Dec 21
July 12
16%
*58
50
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet corn—No
148
16%
10%
r.
22%
22
14%
Clopay
Corp
r
Cluett Peabody & Co com—No par
7%
preferred.,
100
4% cum 2nd preferred.—."
100
Coca-Cola Co (The) com
.No par
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp.
55%
111
22%
24%
*105%
41% Dec
'
22%
14%
24%
pfd—.100
conv
13
11
*109%
23 "
22%
33%
106
15% Jan
25% July 11
109%
Y3
14%
33 y4
cum
147%
17
•
33%
33%
109%
,,
1
4%%
149
17
42%
50*
common.—.
300
24,700
46%
'
MolybdenOm.:.,^— rNo par
16% Jan 13
25
33%
v
„
4,000
50
103%
>
24%
1
preferred—100
Special gtd 4%
50
-
203%
46%
"
1
—^____20i
Ry Co 'com___100*
gtd
stock—
148%
20%
24%
'
Co
1%
,49%
*102%
'
17 y4.
15%
.
v
—,*__100.
Cleve & Pitts RR Co
50%
17%
11%
,
'
——100'
Illuminating com—No
40% Apr
'
13
33%
14%
preferred—:.—_—:_No parv
2
25
6
Jan
33%
24%
8.50
Cleve Graph Bronze Go common
Mar 15
85% Apr 25
10
14% Mar 30
non-Cum
8
114% Apr
101% May 22
Oct
5%
50%
700
"
16%
Corpj—.1..—^..No par!
C C C & St" Louis
50
,
10%
9%
:
■
preferred
14
Jan
111
'
22
5%%
City Products
'5
Oct 27
14% July 17
16
9%
16%
City Stores Co common__l—i
__5'
'4%% conv preferred—100*
Jan
133
3
50% Nov 24
21
Feb
46% Feb
4
Jan
"32
' Dec 28
92
,7
2
-3% Mar 24
18
143
70% July 17
112% Dec
7
9%
24y4
*34
<
•:
-i.
.
147
••
49%
9%
23 % '
Financial Corp.*--.—-No par.
Cities Service Co_ '
10'
City Investing Co (jommon:
5'
Jan 24
32% Mar
26
105
26
134% July 27
4
18
'21% Jan
28
5
22
»
40% Jan
*
112% Mar 16
5 Vi Jan
03
19
2
72
:
37% Mar 15
3% July 11
9
30% Jan
28
99% July 12
liy8 Jan
16
42 V* Jan
Mar 14
29% July 17
Jan
109
17
..
105% May
3
84% Jan
8
4
Nov
43
50
,
*
18
29% Dec
.
49%
33%
C i T
P
.
18% May
89% May
29
73
par
53% Anr
155'
19
31% Dec
4
12% Jan
Sep
•!
9,700
.
19%
;
17%
C|ncihnatt Milling Machine Co—10
38% Apr;
•
47% May
112% Mar
38% July 26
>108
50
*80
'
38% Apr 27
90
:
NOV
a
*49%
*8%
I,800
66
OS3/*
1033/a
150%
20
10%
:1
•
20
■
40%
*
n
T
20
r
10%
*33
Cinclhnatl Gas & Elec
'4%-: pfeferred
29% Jan
23
40%Dec~29
Mar U
138
.
20
,
20
109%
*103
11
147
50 y8
5,400
41%
10%
147
49%
241/4
,
40%
"
35% Apr 24
Feb 26
8% Jan
*
Mar 15
20 ye Jun
1
!•,
EXCHANGE
v
*17
*17
19%
53%
43% Jan
May 12
34
3
28% Dec
:
107
28
Apr
84% Mar 28
02
19%
"
stocks
'/•' '■ -
•
17%
17%
10%
*35%
25:
New York stock:
17%
10%
,
32% Mar 27
.•
~8% Nov"20
:
*
i
'
$ per share
share
31% Jan
102'
4
68 Vt Mar 22
"6% Jun" 30
!'
,
Highest;
>
17
*148%
39%
_25
;
17%
10%
25'
Chrysler Corp
150%
17%
10 %
16%
24
•
.
103 3%
,
4,400
1,000
400
*149%
17%
*
Lowest
Highest
50%
40%
l-
Chile Copper, Co.!
14
"'
40%
103%
50 y8
10%
10'
—:
5%. cum <sonv pfd—
i.
49%
103%
39%
40
Cab.—...1$tfto
150<
<146%
50%
ioy8
par
Cotton Gil:—:
82% Apr
■50 ;
Feb "
68% Jan
49
49%
39%
'■
.
No par *
common:;
50 Ye
145
103%
*102
103%,
.39%
1
1
Yellow
48%
145
*10%
1
Corp
Chickasha
48%
146
483/4
,
105%
23%
5
Ind & iouisv Ry Co cl A—25
B j
No par
Milw St Paul& P_:___No par
Chicago
*144
'
__1.25
A
Childs Co
145
430
32%
48
66%
17
v. 50
24
$3 convertible preference—No par1
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No par•Conv preferred series A
—100-
9
65%
;.64%
20%
"14%
-5% preferred __i
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par •
16
65%
105%
23 %
'
preferred.—.!—
100
Chicago Si North We£t com__No par
3.
-
65 %
9%
*22%
'
Series A
19% Jan 16
8 y4 Feb
8
5% May
-
Chic
3
Jan
50
5
Class
27% Mar 30
63
*20%
*23-
—
Chic
63%
9%
*108
"
Chicago Corp (The)
.1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5% preferred
00
5
19
10
Class
16
:14% Feb
3
Jan
-
11
'
109%
'321/4
.
41
10%
33%
3%% convertible preferred—100
Chic & East 111 RR Co com
No par
33% Mar 24
11
19% Jan
8
*40 J/4
11
9%
No par *
.
$4.50 preferred -1
2
Dec
Apr 27
16% Jan
6
90 y2 Jan
17
40
11
20 V4
*33%
24 y8
23%
40
10%
20%
*49j/4
23%
23%
40%
149%
9%
of Virginia-"5
Chesapeake & Ohin Ry common__25
30
9
.
32%
24
"
9%'
*108%
47 y4
%
10%
17%
20%
50
Corp com
Checker Cab
•
40
32 y»
Sharee
$ per share
a,
100%
47
.
11
48%
150
*20
.
j
Champion Paper & Fib coin..No
2
15
15% Apr 10
Co
16
Jun
10% July 12
11% Jan 13
Belt
9% Jan
4 % Feb
•
.5
de
Chain
23%
41
17%
;_No par 1
Pasco Copper Corp.,
Certain-Teed Copper Corp—J
9
24%
49%
*17
*
Cerro
47
*102
105%
,17" '
*
107 >/2 Fee
■
20t
Violeta Sugar Co
—9.50
Century Ribbon Mills—r—.No par
17% Feb 28
33 y2 Apr
29
•
'
Central
4
47
50%
*148.
.
Illinois Light common
•
preferred
—100
Central & South West
18
47 J/a
145
49 V*
105 %
No par !
9
45% May
100
Corp common
4
May
11% Jan
2nd preferred—
4%%
Central RR Co of N J class A.
Class B i.,
;
i—,
2
29
2
33 % Jan
•
18% Apr "29
36
2
32%
47%
*1083/4
63
103'-
49%
-
5% preferred series B vtc_
100
Central Hudson G & E Corp. _No par
6
Dec
.—No par
Central
Mar 26
32%
48%
23%
148%
103
.
the Week
11
'63%
*48%
.100
;
Sales for
May 4
$ per share
,
108%
'
4.20%
Centra]
3
4
27
July 27
12% Jan
3
23
108%
32%
*39%
11
*140
10
common.:,-
108%
108%
Friday
MayS
32
?4%
62%
1
Thursday
May 2
Sper share
48%
42
10%'
100 c
j
Central Foundry Co.—
of Qa Ry Cor vtc.
1
Jan
113
;
25
preferred
:
__i_—
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
23
57% Feb
9
;
6%
*/4 ireu
10
-7%
1
Celotex
32% Jan
-
2
Co common
$4.75 1st preferred
13
10% May
(J 1}
Preferred
5
20% Feb
24
24"
,
prices
Wednesday
32%
32
49
*40
v
1
CelanegeGorp of Amer com..Nopar
47% Mar 22
6% July 17
6% Jun 27
12
Apr
18% Mar
2
10
sale
$ per share
108%
*108%
'
33
*48%
50
$ per share
109-
32%
high
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 30
share
*108%
1
5
Carp^.—
preferred
Caterpillar Tfactor
3
Feb
56% Feb
43% Jan
Light.—..No par
General
&
$ per
Par
Ry—!__100'
,
7%
6
55% Jan
106
Case
"3
10
9
29
&
Monday
,
Mar
-
Power
Carriers
Marl6
66 Vi May
155
,
Carpenter Steel Co
:
Carrier Corp common:,
::
Conv preferred. 4% aeries..-
9
41% May
1
Aug 18
2
5
145
Jan
Carolina
2
-
Saturday
Apr. 28
Carolina Clinch & Ohio
8
2
52
Dec:
108-
33% Mar
Jan
l?
Mar
-
110% Mar 12
2
low AND
stock
exchange
9% Jan
.
Dec '29
47% Dec
Apr
35
16
May
3
.18% Jan
21% May 20
35% July 13
140
46
york
$ per share
30% Jan 29
28
10% Jun
Jan
107
39% May 18
..
x7% Mar 13
Highest
tper share
27% July 27
new
■;
,
108
108
.
Cons Gas Elec Lt Si Pwr Co
23
Dec 20
112% Dec 18
105% Sep 26
10% July 13
9% July
5
40% July 28
27% Jun
19
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
14% Sep 25
24
2
10% Mar
10% Jan
3
12
45% Jan
11
26% Jan
23
*
14% Apr i 4
18
17% Apr
4
30% Jan
2
34% Mar
8
*104% Apr 23
113% Mar
2
36
109 V»
101
101
18%
18 Ve
18 y4
18%
11%
*11%
11%
11
11%
51
51%
51
51%
30
30
29%
29%
13%
13%
133/4
11
22
7
108%
100%
52% Apr
17% Sep
7
109%
100%
Consolidated Laundries
19
Dec
*108%
102%
I
10% Jan 25
Dec
108%
*100%
;
Grocers
CoTp
Corp.
18
1.33%
5
*11%
,
.
18%
101%
110
18
*11%
101 %
18%
18
18%
ll3/8
*11
113/a
34% Mar 21
Mar 30
16
Feb
5
;
Feb
3
21% Feb
26
18
;
Mar 16
Consolidated Natural Gas...
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd.
*
12
Consolidated Retail Stores Ipc
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consolidated Vultfce Aircraft
;
1
10c
1
51%
51
,
51
29%
30%
"29%
*12%
15
100
12%
51
12%
29%
12%
.12%
28
Sep 15
Dec
4
101% Jan 11
113% May 12
111'
Jan
4
32% Dec
11
106
May
32% Jan
511/4
4,700
30
30%
3,200
13%
2,200
14%
183/4
5,500
34,100
17,200
14%
14%
14%
143/4
18%
18
1834
18%
183/4
18%
33%
3334
1061/a
105%
106 %
*106% ,107y4
*106%
107%
*106y4
'
39%
38%
33%
33%
51%
133/a
14%
*106
:_No par
33%
106% Dec 29
100
11
$4.52
15
Container
Apr 23
16
'
14% Apr 24
88
July 28
19% Jan 24
100
30% Dec
4
41% Jun 23
1021/4 Feb
3
107% July 19
17
Jan
93% Jan
21% Mar
11
32 % Jan
.
Jan 24
preferred!
Jan
106% Jan
>
2
2
98
Feb
39% May
5
26
Corp of Amer com.
4%>
preferred
.—100
Continental Baking Co cora._No par
$5.50 preferred
:_No par
...
inc
4
Continental Can
9
$3.75 preferred
Cont Cop & Steel Ind
xl8% Apr 30
106
11% May
.
'
8
July 17
50% July 13
5% Jun 29
13% Dec 30
12% Jan
10
78% Jan
64% Feb
1
55% Jan 25
96
13% Jan
27% Nov 25
3
Jan
'
1
19% May 1
16% Feb 21
5
&
cum
pfd
20
..No par
Inc com
2
common
*
95% "Apr 20
10% Apr 30
*100
—
(?onv)_
:
39
39%
39%
10
J01
*100
106
"333/4
101
101
10634
107 %
33%
39
101%
14%
18%
18%
x325/a
33%
323/4
33%
106%
33%
1073/4
1061/4
1071/a
107
106
106
120
38
6,100
106%
*106»/4
x37%
373/4
373/4
38%
37%
*100%
101%
,*10C%
101%
100%
100%
70
193%
19%
19%
19%
3,100
98
98
971/4
97 y4
130
19%
'
19%
20
20
20
9T
97
97%
♦97
38%
38%
97%
38%
*95%
971%
98
♦95%
38%
38
*96
,
97%
■f
38
*95%
10%
20
38%
98
Dec
28
For footnotes see page 22.
78
87/o Apr
2
88% Jan
11
106
24% Mar 30
32
Jan
3
38%
383/4
39%
96
96
11%
19%
10%
10%
11%
11
11%
X18%
25
10%
11
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19
5
143/4
15
14%
15%
14%
15
15
15%
15%
15%
10
Continental Diamond Fibre.
11% Jan 20
Continental Insurance
Continental
Motors
:
98
66 y2
67
67
67%
67%4
683/4
69%
693/4
69
69
9%
9%
9>/4
9%
9%
*
11
9% Dec 28
9%
9%
9%
May
1
Continental Oil
1
5
1033/4
104
104%
Feb
1
Continental Steel Corp..—,^...14
25%
26
26%
r
of Delaware
105
26%
104
106
26
26
1,330
107
106%
98
19%
.
13%
14%
107
"
*97
300
30%
i8 y4
1—No par
preferred.
39% Feb
110
4
2
$4.50
50
113/8
*11
51%
14%
—No par
Consumers Power Co com
240
4,200
13%
'
108
18
29%
-
,,
14%
14% .,14%
18%
18%
109
101%
503/4
'
6
'
28
108%
100
Feb
13% Dec 28
109
100
series Cl
Preferred 4%
Consolidated
28% Dec 22
Dec
25%
4%%" series B.
Preferred
3
27
Jun
Baltimore
4
13%"Jan
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
15
of
-
12% Jan 28
47% Feb
26% Feb
104
25%
104%
253/4
9%
103
253/4
9%
104
26
39%
393/4
16,000
*96
97%
100
11
11%
22,400
19 3/s
600
*183/4
15
*63
15 3/a
69
9,900
2,100
gy4
12,800
103% 104%
26
26%
8,800
9 »/8
2,800
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1898)
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 19.70
Lowest
t per
$ per share
20
Jun
27
-46% July 14
10% Jan
3
57
18
26
Dec 26
28 % Apr
25
42 ya Jan
8
20% Apr
2
25% Feb
1/
Copperweld Steel Co
Mar 17
50% Feb
20
17% Feb
3
Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—
24
76
Oct
49
13% Apr
19
62% Apr
Apr 22
25
72% Jan
45% Nov 27
38
Jar.
2
64 % Mey
3
102 y4 Aug 17
96
Apr
30
104% Mar
2
105
98
37
Nov
July 13
72% Jan
176% July 13
30
187 % Apr
May
Jan
X66
3
171
13
10
Corn
Jan
23
7%
186
13
Apr
19
Co__
Products
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29'/a
29%
*54%
55%
*64%
55%
4% Jan
2
26
Coty Inc
25
2% Jan
2
2% Jan
12
27% Jan
2
14
Crane Co
90
20
3%%
17
101
Sep
Dec
26% Jun
Apr
25
5
10% Jan
2
12% Jan
4
26% Apr
20
3
15
Jan
11
14
30
Jan
30% Mar
12% July 13
32% Jun 27
41%. Oct
27% Jan
13
49% Dec
102% Jan
11
105% May
5
16% Jan
3
54
2
19
35% Jan
4
39% Feb
28
48% Jan
2
55
100% Apr
19
106
17% Jan
17% Jun
26
15% Jun
27
Feb
29
34
Jan
2
44% Jan
29
15
81% Jan
2
95
30
24% Jtfn
2
25
7% July
Jan
22 % Dec
14
180
Nov
6
Mar 27
180
Cuba
Jan
5
Mar
non-cum
77
8
3
Cuneo
Jan
3
27% Apr
12
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
3
103% Mar 30
106% Feb
15
July 13
26 % Nov
22
10% Oct
25
148% Nov
25
x25
.
55% Jan
28
52% Jan
2
57
Jan
3
12 Vis Dec
18
10% Apr
3
12% Jan
3
24% Aug
8
Mar 13
27% Feb
Inc.—
Publishing
23
23%
23
23%
23 %
23%
3,000
50%
49%
49%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
30
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
1,700
63
63'/a
63%
2,000
Class
63%
63
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
14
14
*14%
14%
63
63%
63%
63%
64
64
64
64
99
98
98
*98
99
*98
99
99,
*98
99
*98 %
99
"98%
99
2%
>97
75%
76%
171%
171'%
76
172%
4%
5
63%
63'/a
74%
76 %
171
4%
5
■
'
4%
98
76
76%
76%
77%
171
4%
171
172
4%
5
5
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*2%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33-%
97%
97
97
27%
27'/2
27
27
27%
27%
17%
17%
37%
53%
53%
102
43
42
43
41%
92
92
92'/a
93
91
*28
29
23
*175
27%
27%
27
27
5,3J0
900
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
54%
54%
50
54%
55
102
102
102'%
102
102%
44,500
200
3,400
102
480
42%
' 42%
42%
42%
42'/a
43%
14,200
90'/a
91%
90'/a
91
90%
91%
1,900
28%
28
22%
'175
9
9*
9%
9
*72
76%
*73
11
11%
11
U'/e
27
27
27
9%
*2G%
27 %
*26%
9%
.9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
No par
>105%
106
105%
105%
105'/.
105'/.
No par
*52 %
54
*53%
;
,
76
11
9%
74
*72
11
11
20,600
73 %
11
:
.
11%
27%
*26%
27%
9
9%
8%
9%
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,
-
*72
11
27%
105 y«
,
6,500
200
9%
9%
350
23%
*175
200
9%
28:%
23
23%
*175
9%
*72%
9%
22%
200
28 %
28%
28
22%
*175
76
No par
28%
22 %
200
77
•
27%
18%
8%
11%
100
12%
54%
*72'/a
ii y4
12%
91
22%
23
200
12%
42%
'■
*28
29
22%
23
200
12%
*37%
102
42%
'175
7,700
,
18 J/4
102
3,300
99
*97
12'/a
*27
8,?P0
/.
2%
34
54%
54
y4
12%
99
20
290
37%
*37'/4
53%
102
102
18
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*37
37%
*97
97%
*97
-j
10,300
5%
2%
34%
*96
,20
..
171
2%
98
8,300
98
34 %
12%
29
,
99%
2%
12%
102
63%
99
*98
33%
12%
17%
61%
*98%
2%
12%
53%
63
,
64%
99
34%
12'/.
*37
63
63 %
171
171
4%
62%
14
*98%
.
75%
75%
171%
12%
8 '
preferred—.:
Prior preferred
Curtls-Wriglit common
*104
*26%
200
9%
*104
105
3,000
27%
9
10.400
105
200
.
,
Feb
21
Jan
20
129
Jan
2
132V'2 Jan
24
17
32 % Dec
29
30
Jan
25
35 y4 Feb
24
Cutler-Hammer
13% Jan
13
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
2
96
12
99 % Dec
2
pfd
53
53%
53
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
21,400
1 *
A
54
1r
22% Feb
138
23%
10
common
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
125
23%
100
;
$7
10
-24
24%
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc„_2.50
9
20% Jan
Press
Curtis
10
7% Jan
24
34
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred——
13% Feb
July 13
24%
-
100
4
5
5,000
;
100
,
8
20
29%
*171
2.60
pfd.
preferred
27
70
19
44 y4 July 13
RR 6%
Jan
5
31
29'%
75 %
2
preferred
8% Apr
10% Oct
77 % Oct
13% Jan
29%
*98 y4
-
No par
convertible
7%
10
11
(The)
10 % Apr
3
27
Apr
29%
63%
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
13
185
Corp
preferred-—
b'/e
Mar 2Q
32
24% Feb
19% Mar 29
28
20
64% July 13
9y4 July 17
102% Dec
$2
31
34% Dec
29'/a
63%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
8
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com
25
3
Jan
28%
1
Cream of Wheat
14
May
30%
*98%
100
America
350
1,100
30
1
4
19 y4 May
Jan
of
54%
30'/a
14
1
Crown Cork & Seal common
82% Nov
Mar 31
Creameries
29%
54%
*49%
"
28
preferred—
29 '/a
30%
1
„
common-—
7
29% Mar
Jan
"
175
5% Jan
35% Apr
103% Feb
105
27
14
10
6
Shares
29%
56
24%
BO
Coty International Corp
31
29%
*54%
30
B
100
2% Feb
■
29%
S per share
30
Refining common .28
30% Jan
the Week
May 4
S per share
54 % • 54%
preferred
Sales tor
Friday,
May 8
55%
common
3% Aug
3
1% July 13
Thursday
•*
Sper share
*29%
No par
22% July 13
6V4 Mar
$ per share
*54%
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Cum
f per share
PRICES
Wednesday
May 2
6
3 % %■
78% Apr
3
May 1
No par
common
Exchange Bank Jc Tr Co—20
Corning Glass Works common
fl
104% Feb
4
Corp
preferred
prior
Copper Range
2
13
18
Apr
Cooper-Bessemer
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 30
< per share
Corn
51% Oct
100% July 11
02
Apr
55% Feb
17 »/4
July 17
28% Jan
100
12
30
22% Dec 28
..
26% Jan
54 y4 Jan
41
17
14% Jun
Par
share
$3
HIGH
Monday
Apr. 28
55% Mar 13
31
AND
Saturday
27% Nov 24
July 17
633/i July 25
12
S per
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
S per share
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share
STOCKS
V
26
26
26
26
2G
26'/.
26
26
25%
26
26
26%
>132
137
*132
137
'130
137
*130
137
134
*130
33
33
33 %
100
Inc
No pax
32'/.
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
94
*130
33
V
3,400
134
33%
33%
33%
2,300
33
5,100
D
Jan
37% Mar
Dana
3
24
19% May 10
14% Jan
3
17% Feb
9
15% Jan
17% Feb
17
16% Jan
11
17% Feb
28
18% July 13
10% July 13
31
Dec
30
16% Dec
29
28
July 26
34% Mar 17
96% May 24
102 % Mar 21
92
Apr
3
96
102% Aug 21
1
102% Sep
93
Apr
13
99
May
100
July
3
5
July 24
11% Jan
3
6% Jun
27
2
37
Apr
16
Davison Chemical
Jan
3
20% Apr
14
Daystrom
29 % Jan
2
33 % May
31% Jan
16
18% Dec
29
5
Dayton
1
Rubber Co„
Jan
Records
Inc.
Deep Rock Oil Corp
7%
19
43% Jan
2
53% Feb
9
Delaware
&
14 % Dec
20
12% Mar 28
17% Feb
2
Delaware
Lack
23% Mar 27
Delaware
20
23% Jun
21
20% Jan
29
58
Dec
28
53
Mar 24
65% Feb
42% Jun
27
72 % Dec
29
02% Mar 28
2
17
Escrow ctfs
79% Feb
17
15% Mar 29
19% Apr
28
21% Apr
23% Feb
26
Detroit
68
Feb
2
62
8
May 16
32% Nov 17
30
10
3
Jan
64
6% Jan
Mar
Escrow ctfs
Diamond
34% Dec
18
37
Dec
21
34% Apr
36% Feb
20
$1.50
11% Mar 31
16% Dec
27
15% Mar 27
19% Feb
8
6% July 13
9% Jan
5
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
3
29% NOV 24
24% Apr
4
31
Feb
&
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
4
15% Jan
11
14
Jan
1
47% Oct
18
44% Jan
15
70% May
51
29
57
May 24
13
Jan
9
36% Jan
•'
Jan
26
68% May
12
14% Jan
2
35% Mar
6
14% Jan
2
19
28
Jan"l3
83% Dec
~19
Sep 27
119% Jan 13
111% Jun
181
Dec
16 % July 17
21% Oct
88% Dec
4
Feb
53% May
48%
48%
48 %
49
48%
49
48%
49
14%
13%
13%
133/4
143%
14Va
14%
14%
14%
22%
22%
22%
22 3%
22 Ve
22%
22 %
23
61%
61%
62
63%
63%
641/4
63%
64%
71
72
72
93
2
15
103% Apr
24
19
180% Jan
3
18
20% Jan
2
'
8
87
19% Jan
10
13% Apr
23
Feb
83
Jan
6
22
120
Apr
25
1
98
Apr
52% Nov 30
50
Jun
11% Jan
10
•71
71%
69%
72%
71 %
72%
5,700
19%
19
19'/a
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
12,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22'%
22
221/s
22
22%
15,600
64
64
62
62
72
*62
33 '/a
18%
*17%
6%
333A
24% Dec
13% Jun
30
20% Dec
27
£7
21% Nov 25
18%
18%
18%
18%
%
13%
25%
26
23%
261%
25%
253/4
1,100
50%
50 3%
50%
51
50%
51 1/2
1,300
34%
343/4
343/4
35
*343A
351/4
34%
35
*34a4
35%
900
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 »/4
17Va
17%
17 Va
1.000
10%
23 %
10%
10
10 %
9%
10
10
10
io-
10
4.400
28 %
28 %
27%
28%
27 %
28%
*34%
*17
10%
28%
*17
9%
%
27%
Monday
Saturday
■
16
10
*12
Jan
40
July 17
171
Dec
29
Jan
13
18% Apr 19
52% Nov 27
16
13
14% July 12
88% Aug 25
19% Jan
98
28% May
33
16%
16%
No par
No par
*101%
issued"
68%
70%
68
68%
68%
12
11%
113/4
700
7,100
33%
34
33%
34%
34
16%
16
i6%
16
lt%
10
13 %
15%
102%
1023%
104
104%
523/4
52%
53'%
52%
52%
52%
5278
4,500
90 3 8
90%
90%
91
90%
911/4
yi
92%
15,600
*102%
105%
*103
204
convertible
203%
203:,%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
*87%
89%
89%
89%
*89 %
92%
*893%
92%
1
*27%
29%
No par
13%
13%
preferred
International
—
___
"27
29%
*27
13:%
Mar 10
28 %
28%
3.100
13%
13%
5,600
96 %
'97%
97%
23,200
120'%
1,200
(EI)) & Co-
DWG Cigar Corp
6
10%
11
11
11
10%
5
3.75%
97'/#
*120
97%
96%
97%
120
120%
96%
96%
961/2
97 %
120%
120%
120%
120 %
120
99'%
99 %
99%
99'/4
991%
*99
99%
993/4
*99%
1
120%
*120
12034
51
f
Eastern Airlines
20% Feb
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
25
38% July 26
49% Oct
9
45
Jan
2
16
21% July 26
54% May
2
23% Jan
2
41% Jan
Jan
13
41
19
44% Oct
10% Jun
.
32% Jun 30
1% Jan
3
35% Apr
,
j
26
15
Oct
18
Dec
2
40% Jan
2
13% Apr
16
19% July 13
52% July 17
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;
;
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52% Apr 26
75
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
28% Jan
13% Feb 15
12% Dec 15
15% Dec
13
23
20
5
61% Jun 27
68
9
; t4% July 13
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i
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Jun
27
; ' 2% Nov
6
For footnotes
Dec
5
12
22% Feb
2
7% Feb
23
2
24% Feb
13
-71% Feb
6
14% Dec
44
2
20
19 % Jan
60% Jan
6
6 % Mar 13
-
14% Jan
■
2
1
12% Jan
13
Mar 21
39% Apr
3% Feb
-7
4% Jan
see
28
Jan
page
10
22.
2
66
Mar 26
8% May
3
18 %
Apr
16
Apr
6
44% Jan
4% Feb
26
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13
10
2
15
44
45
166
166
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23
23
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3.000
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90
90
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12,700
06,300
43
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163
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2,000
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17
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22
37
43
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.
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2
2
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2
53%
53%
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22
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53%
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36 %
•
27%
3
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53%
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53%
26%
10
preference—
—
Gas.
•Emerson Electric Mfg Co_
Radio &
19
44
166
50
5%
Emerson
53
No par
preferred
Empire District Electric .Co
64% Mar 30
,
28
May 25
6% May 5
15% Dec
3
19%
18%
19%
1
23
23 Va
**21 %
51
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22%
21%
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99
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51
11
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13%
io,sOo
17%
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30%
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•
3:, 100
'
29
33% Feb
..
6% Apr
66
Jan
convertible
16 % Mar 16
103% Jan
20
60
5'/a%
18 % Jan
4
100
24% Jun
5
7% May 15
19% Dec 28
10% Jan 13
22 % Jan
Apr 25
104% Nov 15
8
July 12
2
28% Apr
20
6
3
6
Dec
t
3
73
2
18% Dec
;
*43%
27% May
23%
12%
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co_
Elliott Co common—
5
12
22%
12%
21%
23
23%
51
96%
22%
22 Vtf
1
*30%
Feb
22%
101%
5
28% Mar
Jan
18
22-/s
*96%
2
52% Mar
16% Apr 20
90
22%
100
Convertible preferred
No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
2
13 i
*
100
2.50
common
preferred
Electric Boat common
2
Mar 15
41%
*17
1
26
23% Jan
18
Co
2
common
18
16% Jan
May
4%%
„*163
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
2
49% Jan
6
,
33% Jan
3
Feb
2% Mar
46
18%
43%
Manufacturing Co.
"
20% Mar 17
,
Apr
66
23
22% Aug 29
20% Jun
1
28% Nov 29
100
Feb
2
28
48
-
19% Apr
35% May
1% Jan
4
3% Apr
13% Mar 29
5
100
Ekco Products
•
21%
_10
preferred
27
Jan
95
101 Ya Mar 22
23%
10
26
11
5
30
Corp
Feb
19
Jun
Apr
15% Jan
26
*22
1
18% Apr
13% Dec
8
May
Inc
Edison Bros Stores Inc
4% % preferred
19
102
Of.
10
*50%
U
10%
e
Eagle-Plcher Co
24% May 4
23% Apr 30
Mar 27
15% Dec
14
10
"
28%
6
Eaton
92 %
13%
12
3
*893/4
13%
*50 3'4
8
92%
2?i'4
51
19% Feb
*89%
20,500
13'%
50 3%
2
300
23%
28%
51
16% Jan
100
233%
13%
*50%
43% May
213
23%
*27'%
pfd—50
4
*209
23%
-
13%
Duquesne Light Co
6%
104
205
205
104
29%
7
3
2C4
104
13%
13%
54% Feb
11
*103%
233%
99%
Jan
105 %
23%
common
*99%
48% Jan9
2,800
51
91%
" Mar 30
182
105%
51%
90
100
17
104 %
104
51%.
90%
206
20
104
51%
*203
Eastern
106
7,700
*
90%
No par
2
1,080
16
102
103
3,200
:
34%
No par
24% Jan
.
33%
series
Vb Feb
67'A
66 Va
33%
20o
preferred—
Duplan Corp
67V4
63
51%
'
15
common
Industries
Dunhill
9
66
61%
333%
*203
23%
2nd
62%
05
16
33
series
125
90
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2;qoo
631/4
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50o
3%%
101
95
Shares
16
12
No par
93% Feb
2
*12% July 12
16
16
.113/4
105%
36'/a Jan
7
16
16
12
$3.50
15% Mar 28
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
11%
*102%
42% Apr
Apr 10
39% Oct 25
Friday
May 3
$ per share
12%
105%
162 '/2 Apr
190
6
13,900
May 4
Thursday
May 2
Sper share
33%
*12
5
Ltd—
62%
Preferred
4
28%
Wednesday
16%
*62
64
*102%
$3.25
97% May
12%
62%
*63
No par
Dresser
Feb
61
$4 preferred series A
Feb
17
62
60
No par
Chemical Co
24% Apr
■
Co
62 "2
61%
No par
No par
-
23
Apr
-
18
PRICES
May 1
16%
16
27%
SALE
$ per share
$ per share
16%
28
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 30
Apr. 28
$ per share
16%
AND
106% Feb
10
'1,500
18'/a
50%
9
Jan
4,900
26
$4.50
19
Jun
2,300
18%
Common
19
13
6%
34%
50%
Preferred
2
v10
62
6%
34%
26
4
20% Apr
*60%
7
33%
18%
E
18
7
33%
50%
09
15% Mar 30
62
*6G»/4
7
34
26%
50%
35%
3
2
62
67/s
33%
»
26%
27
*50
STOCK
*60%
6%
33%
33%
.
*50%
18%
*26%
2
7
6%
7
33%
Jan
10% Jan
2,100
11,400
*62/
2
Aircraft
"Wh3n
Dow
111% Feb
208
Mar 22
18
1,100
2,900
23,100
22 %
2
—
Du Pont de Nem
11
49
70 3/4
1
Mines
Douglas
2
10
85% Jun 12
12
.12,100
LOW
common
Pepper
Dome
13
21
14
106
10,200
63 %
331/8
*71%
18%
22%
100
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
16
109% Feb
Mar 15
Dr.
9
77% Jan
Jun
127% Apr
101% Jan 31
9% Dec
93
Dixie Cup
Class A
4
19
50% Apr
14% Dec
9
55%
63 »/8
33V8
62 3/8
Corp
54%
35
22%
Par
Divco
10.100
56
61%
EXCHANGE
13
10,600
9%
'
11% Apr
30% Jan
Dec
51% Dec
16% Apr
4
17% Jan
YORK
?90
20 3 a
9%
20
63%
22%
$ per share
July 26
July 17
25% July 12
NEW
Highest
$ per share
9%
63%
STOCKS
Year 1950
20'A
93/s
55 %
62
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
19%
9%
*33%
23
50c
Distill
203%
9%
33%
[
61%
25
Range for Previous
193/4
9%
563%
*22%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
19%
'63%
13%
preferred—
;
56%
48%
No par
cum
.140
95
63%
14%
common
99
95
33%
49%
8
Match
93
*98'/a
58%
14%
Raynolds class A
*94%
99
33%
49%
Vilbiss Co
Devoe
1
94%
951/2
99
63%
50
Corp
94%
*93%
-
95%
56 3A
100
for preferred
95
100
.v
62%
67
33%
100
*99
*33%
63
33%
West RR
*94'/a
9%
60
58
60%
common
34%
*94%
95%
100
19
93%
33 %
De
16
19%
9%
34%
943/4
*99
64
9
Feb
*94%
GO
33%
19% Mar
l9
9%
34%
*94%
100
*99
19%
*6%
29% Mar
*93%
9%
1
54
94%
95%
94%
95'/a
18%
1
16% Jan
94%
100
Detroit Steel
45% Jan
13
*93%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
23 % Jan
60% Jan
100
2
7
122% Jan
6,100
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
2
29
July 12
7,600
33%
20
22
11% Mar 27
20
33'/4
Jan
8
Dec
x22
20
33%
38% Feb
Apr
16% Dec
7
20 Ye
32%
8
27% Nov
Mar
19%
323%
20
49
81
20
323/s
(The)
8
18
3,200
19%
32 3%
Edison——•
18% July 13
107
36%
20
32%
63%
Western
&
for
Derby Oil Co
May 19
35% Mar
54%
36
19%
32%
*33%
Hudson
24
97
36
20
_1
Denver & Rio Grande
13
34%
19%
32%
Light Co___ 13.50
Power &
Dec
69% Jan
34%
19%
32%
„20
45'/a Dec
24% Jun
34%
34%
19%
No par
preferred
27
11% July 25
35
s/8
*32%
50c
Deere & Co common-.
27
10
*34%
*15%
33
7
50o
Decca
19
48% Jun
16
24
Feb
12 % Jan
*15%
Feb
Jan
35
16
21
68
$ per share
*15%
,
10
10% Apr 10
60% Apr 28
37
,
16
*93%
32% Mar 29
Lowest
*15
*99
57
^
16
100
41 % Jan
July 13
16
100
18
17
*15%
C
20
29
16
B
30
12% Jun
400
*15%
series
37
5% July 12
200
16%
series
59% Dec
21% Mar 13
941/2
*16
3.90%
41% Dec
52 % July 12
•93%
161/4
3.75%
4
17% May 26
94%
*15%
Preferred
3
12
Apr 20
21% July 13
323/8
*93%
16
Preferred
Jan
19
33%
93%
16
7
Jan
7% Jun
333/a
93%
16
26
38%
Oct
323/8
93%
16
Feb
22
34% July 13
29% Jan
3
32
93%
16
100% Feb
8% Jan
10
31%
93 %
15%
Corp (The)
Inc
Dayton Power & Light cOmmon
Preferred 3.75% series A
4
Jan
32%
93 %
100
104
17% Jan
Jan
99
3
32
16
20
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
100% Mar 16
*15%
l
Apr
13% July 10
93
94
2.50
Corp common
10
*17
Endicott Johnson Corp common
25
4% preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Equitable Office Bldg___
1
Erie RR common-.
"
'
Eureka
Evans
Pittsburgh RR Co
-Eversharp Inc
6%
„t.
65
5
-
.
5
29%
30
1003/4
100
20%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
22%
23%
23%
22%
7%
-
65_
—17%
22%
22%
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67%
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.
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-7%
>7%
"
108 %
65
1%
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63
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.
17%
17%
15
1
17%
15%
15%
15
42%
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t;jcr..i4%
42%
17
42%
43
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3%
20%
6,200
6%
6%
6%
14,500
-
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23%
24,000
23%
69
'60 *'
63
*
7%
17%
15%
17
,
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5
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100
70
30
70
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V
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4,
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*
15
14%
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'
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'
2.50
20%
23%
-
63
1%
30 %
*99%
20%
638
68%
•
30
100%
20%
21
65
8% V-
-400
20
8%
10.400
17%
8
'
1
3
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29%
100%
20 %
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23%
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-
30%
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30 Va
103
21
6%
29''a
*100%
21 %
30 %
*100%
21
''
—
Ex-Cell-O Corp_—_
Exchange Buffet Corp__
23%
30%
103
50
100
WilliamsGorp-i
Products Co
21
No par
;
*5% -preferred- sefies A—
Erie &
30%
*100%
17
''3%
•
•-
f'14%
42%'
■
v-i
3%
17 Ve
-17%
,
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147b
14%
3,200
9,000
42%
43
1/300
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4
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>
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3%
'
'•
-
600
,
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1899)
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
per share
•
YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Highest
S per share
$ per share
NEW
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
.
AND
Monday
Apr. 28
$ per share
HIGH
Wednesday
May 2 '
May 1
fper share
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 30
Thursday
«Hay f
May 4
$ per share
tper share
$ per share
$ per share
Share*
Sales for
Friday
the Week
F
37% Mar 10
48% Oct
22% July 3
12% Dec
5
13
July 26
15 % Jan
3
26
35% Mar 11
16% July 3
53
Jan
2
dan
9
15% Mar
28
24 % Apr
4
29% Mar 27
Nov 25
50% Jan
2
62
Jan
18
23
23% Jan
6
30% Feb
13
6Va Apr
11
8%. Feb
2
2
54% Feb
13%
47 % Jan
28
101
Mar 29
19
17% Jan
3
22% May
4
83% Feb
8
21
78
4
6
101
65
May
Nov
89
Jan
81 % Jan
9
14
Jan
1
25
2
14% Apr 13
32% Mar 21
Aug 10
100
Jan
106% Feb
Apr 27
23
2
2
20% Mar 17
17 % Jan
2
22 % Mar 23
2iy8 Jan
17
24
28
17
Jan
23
14% Apr
18% Jan
9
20% Oct
2
25% Feb
3
23 y4 Sep
22
19% Mar 30
94
Nov
18
98% Dec
7
101
8% July 12
Dec
18
81
Apr
93% Apr
102
19 y4 Apr
(The)
54%
54
54%
11,300
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
2,500
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
3,000
27%
27%
27 J/2
27%
27'A
27%
27 J/2
•27%
27'A
27%
27
27'/4
5,200
59%
59%
60
60
59%
60 «/4
60'A
60%
60'A
60'A
60%
61
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29'A
29%
7'/a
6%
6%
6%
7
6%
7
"48%
'101%
Flintkote Co
49 J/4
: 49'%
102'A
103'A
17
16%
17
*16%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
22
22'/a
^9
10
69
98
69'A
98
98
>106%
No par
—
78%
78%
14
14
____5
Co__
No par
30%
Corp..
79%
13%
14
14
231%
20%
20%
$4.20
Jan
pfd
cum
of
ser
'51—15
preferred
22% May
4
Francisco
3
9
Franklin
88
Feb
2
Feb
14
5
30 y4 Jan
2
Jan
9
95
3
Jan
3
10% Mar 21
Gabriel
Gair
25% Mar
7
87% Nov 29"
85
Jan
3
10% Oct 25
8
Feb
Stores
*98
38
95
3.*700
23
22%
22%.
23
5,100
*
23
23'/a
15
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
700
23%
23%
23%
241/4
23%
24%
9,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
20%
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99
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,
99
99
99%
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95
95
95
95
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46
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100
——
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-
210
10%
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.
10%
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10%
10%
10%
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5,400
6,000
1,100
87'
11%
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15
preferred
18%
13%
23%
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95
86 %
4%
800
18
17%
20%
.
99 y2
38%
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10
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
Trailer
•271/4
100
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16
10
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...10
.
Co
13% Feb
Mar 13
30%
1011%
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27
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15
15
95
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101%
26%
23%
23 'A
99%
38%
100
preferred
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convertible
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15
29
div
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23'A
20%
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8
8,900
30%
18
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140
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18
24'%
107
1,800
18
23 J/4
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99%
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18
23%
70
70%
98%
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10
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3,300
14%
26%
13
22%
14%
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23
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30%
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14
14
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2,900
104
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79
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48%
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78
26%
31
2,200
80
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I,500
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17
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106
106
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107
80
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70
70
69 J/4
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98
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101 %'
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.No par,
107
No par
27
49
103'/a
17
Co
Feb
48%
103%
17
—No par
Food Fair 8tores
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16%
Follansbee
6
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17
loo
(The) common
Steel
49 J/4
104'/a
48%
49%
102'A
17
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com
;
Florida Power <fc Light
49%
102'A
49 %"
102%
7
1
—
preferred
Power
7
6%
7
*
5
Co
Carpet
78
25
32% Nov 20
Mar
531/2
23 J/2
*14%
Florshehn Shoe Class A...
47 % Jan
-
2
75
Firth
107/8 Mar 28
5
Nov
4
14V4 Jan
16
Mfg
preferred—
Florida
41% May 3
6
Tarrant
First National Stores
$4
7
101 % Feb
40 % Mar 13
54%
23 J/2
14%
87%
87
87%
*86%
88
86%
86%
87 %
871/4
1,200
15'%
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15%
*15
15%
15'A
15'A
15%
-
19% Feb
4
9
27
12% Oct
July 14
100
2
8
46% Dec
21% Pec
3
Mar 22
94
53%
23 'A
14 »/4
12
23 Va Jan
33% Apr
&
Florence Stove Co...
1
Mar
15% Sep
3
53%
23 J/4
14'A
—__No par
Ferro Enamel Corp
20
xl8%. Mar
5
37
Feb
16
28 Va Mar 21
% Jan
Felt
4%%
2
27% Feb
52
23%
14
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
11% Jan
33% May
108
Feb
Truck
Motor
Firestone Tire & Rubber
84
84% July 17
04% July 21
27% July 12
20
Jan
75% Apr 12
„
14% Jan 20
.
Apr 26
Apr 18
107'% Mar 17
2
53
23%
14
,
18
106
52
23%
14
Federated Dept Stores common—__5
4%% preferred
100
4
2
108
13
13% Dec
Federal
13 % Jan
86% Dec 29
_
52%
23%
,_1
—
5
Jan
52%
__20
—
Family Finance Corp..
__.1
Fedders-Quigan Corp
i_
1
Federal Mining & Smelting Co——2
Federal-Mogul Corp
;
5
12
24% Mar 30
66
8
23 % Oct
July 17
16
July 13
17% July 13
9% Jan
106
No par
Sugar Co—
Faistaff Brewing Corp.,.——
13% Jan
110
14% Jan
Fa Jar do
19
49 % Dec
July 17
10% July 13
32% July 26
Apr
11% Jan
Fairbanks Morse <fc Co
2
17% Feb
106% May 25
65
13
4
26% Feb
8% Dec 28
,
3
52% Jan 13
105
Feb 15
Oct
54% May
4
27
25% Oct
July 24
16% July 13
#2
July 13
'
2
22% Apr
13% Apr
26% Dec
10
103
46% Jan
8
7
17% Jun
"4% Feb 14
33% July 17
103
18
Apr
22% Jan
27%
88
*10%
*86
15%
700
28
27%
27%
28'A
28%
28
28%
28'A
28%
6,600
88
*15
88
88
88
89
88'/a
88%
*86'/a
89%
320
G
;«%
7% Jun
29
13
Dec
30
11% Mar 29
141/2 May
16% Jun
30
19
Dec
29
19
20'/a Jan
13
6% Apr
6
9% Nov
9 '/8 Feb
9
Jan
2
4
Co
Co
(The).:
Feb
9
21 Va Jan
8
Gamewell
2
7% Jan
4
July 25
40'A Nov 10
36'/2 Jan
2
20'/a Apr 25
21% JMov 22
18'A Feb
28
20
3
23% Feb
9
Gardner-Denver
23% Dec
19% Mar 14
23% Jan
3
Garrett
8
Feb
17
38
Feb
17
32
17% July 12
15% Jan
3
3% July 13
21
7
29
29
6 y8 Jan
31
Jan
12
10
Gar
convertible
9
General
105
2
Feu
Apr
-4
IO71/2 Mar
53 y8 Jan
26
58% Feb
10 'A Jan
2
12
Jan
5
162
Jan
2
Jan
31
Feb
8
149
17
10% Dec
21
8% Apr
American
General
Amer
6
General
Baking
May
4
$8
General
Bronze
liy4 Feb
General
Cable
26
9
72'/aJan 2
7
4%
1st preferred..—..
Dec
21
29 '/2 Mar 28
341% Feb
26
4%
conv
July 13
18% Jan
11
15% Jan
17'/2 Jan
8
Dec
15
138 '/2 Jan
9
41 ye Jan
13
501/2 Jun
12
111
Jan
30
3
51% Apr
1C3% Dec
29
13'/a Apr
21
61% Dec
29
-I29V2 Mar
105% July 28
119% Sep
43% Jan
6
6
May
9y8 Apr
2
11% Mar
551/2 Mar 15
8
65 % Jan
17
3
3
122
Apr 19
128
Feb
8
113
Mar 13
120
Feb
13
$ per share
,
Lowest
5 per share
$ per share
43% Dec
15
54% Oct
5
46
122% Jun
15
127% Mar
7
123
102% Jan
Jan
105% Jan
15
88% Mar 30
23% Apr
11
18'% Jan
Jan
3
12% July 12
2% Sep 11
14% July 13
21% Dec
26
17% July
119% Sep
6
3
7
July 13
22% Jun
Soya May
101% Jun
27
2
30
24% July 27
22
Jan
25
101
Jan
10
19% Jan
3
77% Jan
•8
Jan
8% Jan
24 y4 Dec
00
Jan
13% Apr
80
Jan
23
7.
25
7
4
19
10
16
July 17
22% July 12
•2% Aug 16
7% Jun 27
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
26% Oct
127
Dec
8% Dec
20
18
May
4
321/s Mar 15
36% Apr 23
2
112 Va Jan
301/4 May 11
41% Nov
107
27
24
Oct
17
34% Dec
19
90
Jan
16
17% Jan
8
24 y8 Jan
2
7
94 Ve Jan
11
21% Sep
91% Dec
22
24% Jan
10
18% Apr
89% Apr
11
24
11
18% Jan
3
27% Jan
29
31% May
59
Oct
23
12
Feb
2
Oct
19
21% Dec
55
Jan
120
Jan
105
July 26
43% Jan
13
66% Dec
13
108% Jun
20
16
4
30
59 '/a May
4
3
3
101% Jan
8
65% Jan
2
24
27
15
Dec
28
13% Mar 26
24
45% Dec
28
45
1% Jan
Mar 14
9 J/2 Jan
140
Mar
24 % Feb
58% May
103% FeD
79% May
109
Feb
5
31
1
19
2
8
17% Feb
2
Feb
19
50
3
31%~Sep~28
103% Nov 27
3
152
6
78
12% Jan
49
Jun
1
3
3
30
5
32% Apr
30
Feb
2
13% Jan
2
15% Jan
12
47% Mar 28
57% Feb
14
Mar 28
22% Jan
4
Mar
7
Aug 30
Dec
11% Jan
100
19
75
7
22
11
Jan
18
154
Jan
30
82
Jan
22
Feb
1
43% Jan
6
29% May
10% Jan
28
29% Dec
3
37% May
28
2
Jan
9
97
*
38
Mar 28
145% May
5
21% Mar 29
16
3
4%%
*36
100
*100
5
4 6 74
preferred.
100
3%% preferred.
!
...100
Georgia-Pac PJywood Co.—_1
^Gillette Safety Razor common____l
$5 convertible preference__No par
90'%
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29%
*96%
4'A%
v
Gimbel Brothers
$4.50
5
common
No par
2.50
preferred
?Gleaner Harvester Corp
tGlidden Co (The) common...No par
41%% convertible preferred
50
Goebel
Gold
Brewing Co
1
100
:
Telegraph Co
& Stock
10
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Goodrich Co
$5
(B F)
common__No par
No par
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
$5 preferred
;
No par
Gotham Hosiery
No par
Batteries
Gould-National
Inc
_4
3
For-footnote*
tee page
22.
Feb
14
Feb
14
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47
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26
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54
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—
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33
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23 % Jan
110
1
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28%
94
14
33
14%
5174
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75
38%
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104
Apr 40
19
27%
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94
14
Steel
68% Feb
20% May
5374
53 %
37%
12.50
Grant (W T) Co common
5
3%% preferred
100
Grayson-Roblnson Stores com
1
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd.::
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
7% preferred
—
100
Green Bay & Western RR
100
Green (H L) Co Inc
1
Greenfield Tap
Die Corp_.No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
City
Common
100% Mar 30
per-share
5374"
Sales for
May 4
May 3
37'%
37
Gtumman
106 y2
400
Friday
Thursday
$ per share
20%
374
774
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp..
13
$
20'%
3-%
27%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
24% Jan
180
124
PRICES
Wednesday
20'/4
20%
123
123
*122%
124%
9974
3 7'4
*7%
Guantanamo
16% Jun
123%
*121
2074
37%
12% Jan
92% May
123%
124
120
120
9974
374
774
12% May
11
2,700
123'A
3.7%
28% Feb
81% Jan
6174
9974
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101/4 Jan 25
27
615/a
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1
(The)
21 'A Jan
Nov
6174
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,
100
1,600
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99%
7,700
974
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974
123%
5
Co
12
62'A Mar 28
9874
974
53%
99%
1,600
9%
53%
5374
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6%
4474
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567a
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9%
May i
$ per share
share
123'% 124
99%
20
*123%
SALE
5574
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674
61%
60
May 1
10
Motors
Consol M S & P
Union
28
10
per
53%
HIGH
Tuesday
35%
3574
37
37%
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28'A 28%
36
36%
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103%
47
4 9%
*90'% 93
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90
25% 26
29%
2974
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97
19%
19%
*116
28%
No par
preferred
General Tire & Rubber Co com
102% Mar
•>2774 Jan
$
5374
34%
*36 74
1
No par
20
11% July 11
83
\
119
25% 25%
*122% 125
874
8%
34%
No par
Corp
Castings $6 pfd
Telephone Corp
24% Dec
Dec
123%
*25 '/a
25'%
*122% 125
8'A
8'A
100
10c
66
69% Jai> 25
30
14
14
18 % Feb
29
45% Mar
Apr 17
31% Feb
103% Feb
18
23 % Dec
•% July 17
2
28
4
65
Apr 25
iW Jan
Oct
2
.20
Dec
6% Jan
94
Apr
13
Jan
27% Apr 24
28
50'A Dec
35% Aug
123%
118
Apr. 30
*99% 100
*20
20%"
*37%
38
No par
—.
Steel
Granite
Jan
1231,8
AND
96
91/2
8974
118
-•
457a
96
.
97a
1
59
SS'/a
Monday
*123% 124
5
Realty & Utilities
28% Mar 16
2
53%
1
Corp
preferred
4
Mar
65
123%
*115
$ per share
No par
Railway Signal com
Grand
137% Jan
58
'/a
45
9874
20
121
*120
56
'
11,600
Granby
22
9%
6%
18,900
Graham-Paige
17
974
9%
•6
,
5574
63/a
374
5
is y, Apr
*95%
55%
6'A
"
18%
9
.
44 %
9874
120
120
--55%
374
4% Feb
16
45 %
*95
■
18'A
43% Mar 17
37
44%
9334
121
2,300
1
37 a
10% Jan
25% July
8
44%
674;
1,400
16%
1874
4
3
•6'A
77
32'%'
16%
44 u
55%.
55'A
557a
6-/2
121
123%
*121
551/4
6%
*76
*3174
16'A
374
6
29
*121
55%
6%
77
32%
1874
19
Jun
12374
55%
120
7G%
3174
*16%
374
2% Jan
Dec
16'A
18%
7% Apr
Jan
16
1874
32 '/b Apr
23
16
■
3%
18
12
32
16
187a
28
21
77
31%
16
374
Oct
171/4 Feb
77
16
19'A
Apr
11% July 13
/
317/4
igi/8
100
374
24
100
17,200
37%
3
Apr
10%
18%
10
30
10
3%
18%
37% Feb
3
7% Jun 29
29
Jan. 4
10'A
10'A
3°
13
1
2,700
10
101/4
10
19%
30
10
105% Apr
13
22% Feb
36
Feb
14
Mar 20
37% May
10y4 Jun
-
Apr
2
19% Apr
30
103% Jan
26
'30'/4 Feb
100
4
3% Apr 24
30
16
24% Feb
94% Jan
42 % Jan
*101% Dec" "6
*
5
General Time Corp common
2
Jan
17%
3'A
18%
General
7
92
17%
1874
Gen
30
1774
1
38
General Shoe
96'/2 Jan
17'A
x
37'a
1874
6%
13
Apr
~/4
*, 4
X
,4
.
.
162
161
1974
18
3D
*'4
1
-*44%
No par
General Refractories
Feb
160%
,
3%
1874
Equip
17
Jan
160%
93A
'
2,100
160'/a
*159
160%
31%
12374
3,600
11%
11%
7o--2
LOW
Portland Cement Co
Precision
29
51'A May
x
54%
54
11%
974
Apr. 28
Advertising
26
39
29
Jun
134
A/%
105'%
54
11%
19%
12
105
2
105%
54
"11%
No par
Gen
17
26
105%
7,900
t
60
-541/4
3174
974
Saturday
General Public Utilities Corp
9
24
Jan
105'A
106
*105
'
"
*95
,__No par
37% Jan
29% Mar
25
77V2
/
Par
General
Jan
24%
*31
.
STOCK
17
39 'A Jan
2474
*76
118
9 J/8 Jan
119
247a
3774
Gen
Jan
35
6
26% Dec
100
2
34
Aug 22
90% Sep
17% Dec
Jan
Jan
2474
$rB
123%
General
23
101% Apr
29
99
27% Jan
130
Apr
X8ys Mar 14
28
39% Dec
Feb
19 J/4 Mar
241/2 Apr
122
22
33% Dec
128
4
16% Jan
19
20
21 '/a Jan
3 '/a Jan
24%
General Public Service—.—____10c
40% Jan
18% May
13,000
24%
2V/2
*115'%
Outdoor
1,200
30%
76%
*122%
Preferred $3.75 series
Gen
21% Feb
35% Jan
4% Mar 23
18% Feb
2
3674
2974
*159
159
1-774
58%
preferred
3674
29 n4
*121
1
'J'..-
$5
774
3674
2974
jq
No par
No par
General Motors Corp common
May
77a
36%
30
934
EXCHANGE
126% Jan
106 Va Nov
38
54
Apr 21
6
26
>'
7%
3674
29%
31%
*531/4
YORK
7%
3674
2974
7y%
1
Corp
171%
No par
NEW
$ per share
2
July 13
July 26
15
i7»/„
106
159
gi/2
Highest
24,400
7%
36%
*156%
3%%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
774
% 7%
700
29%
24%
24'%
STOCKS
Year 1950
2,900
11%
9%
Range for Previous
Lowest
207a
53%
preferred—
100
convertible preferred—100
5%
207a
11%
General Mills common
18
21
55%
Corp...—
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument
21
10574
General Foods Corp com
2
21'A
11%
18
Jan
1,300
211/a
54
General
105
2274
21'A
*105
48% Jan
25
.96
22%
11'%
2nd
Finance
19
22%
55'%
5
20
19
11'A
9
Apr
18%
22%
55%
6% Feb
13
1874
22%
11%
159
800
19'A
22%
7%
29%
24'A
*105
38
38
19'A
55%
106
3,800
38
*2174
55%
*105
200
87a
8 %
8%
38
35%
7'A
29
1
24'A
1,400
22,200
1974
x
*11'%
100
5
preferred
..50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
1% preferred
100
General Electric Co.—[,
No par
125
4
tiVa Jan
8% July 12
61% Apr 20
124% Jun 13
491/2 Jan
*24'/a
9%
14%
1974''
19%
22'A
20%
36
36
'
29'%
2.9
56% Mar
2
7%
7'%
9
14
8%
38%
38
9
14
1974
13%
*1974
8%
8%
8%
3874
21
36
36
8'/a
22%
20%
19%
No par
5
No par
100
Corp com
Jan
Mar
7%
22'%
2074
14
197a
*38 '/a
19'A
'
9
1374
5
Corp
75
80
20%
1
common
34
22%
*22
com__1
preferred
19 i/8 Mar 19
2
Co
Jun
89% Apr
19'A
Transportation
14
44% Aug
19'A
$4.50 preferred
6
26
Apr
25
104
19%
1.66%
Investors
63% Mar 31
29
*191/4
Gaylord Container Corp
25
24% Nov 22
6% Mar 29
81/4
38%
preferred—50
20% Jan
166
12
8'%
38'A
____2
4
12
July 13
.8'/4
38'A
—No par
Co
30'/a May
107% July 14
55% Dec 26
July 3
9% July 13
81/4
9
9
14%
20
*19%
No par
23% Jan 25
13
20
38'A
20
9
9
14
14
:_50
Industries Inc com
Wood
4%%
9%
9
13%
*19%
*19'%
(The)
Corp
91/4
14%
14
.—.20
5
(The)
25 '/a Dec
45
13% Jan
29
Co
241/2 Nov 22
17% July 13
4
101% Dec
146
Dec
331/2 Dec
July 13
17% Jun
18
Jan
40
*9%
common____l
preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
5% convertible preferred
16% July 24
.
1
(Robert)
Inc
6%
•
19,600
16,200
10
16
(1900)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 7, 1951,
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
f per share
9 per
$ per share
NEW YORK
Highest
share
*
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
.
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
AND
HIGH
Monday
t per share
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. SO
.
May 1
Apr. 28
t per share
PRICES
Wednesday
May 2
$ per share
Thursday
Sales for
May 3
Friday
May 4
$ per share
t per share
t per share
the Week
Shares
H
80% Dec
8
14
30% Feb
28
33
Jan
23
82 Vs Apr
20
35
Nov
24
30% Jan
19
35% Feb
2
Halliburton Oil Well
13% July 25
11% Jun .15
18
Sep
29
15% Apr
13% Apr
4
18% May
1
Hall
10
73% Jan
11
105% Jan
22
46% Feb
14% Dec 29
80% Feb
8
66% July 13
104
Apr
11
20
Jan
3
141
108% Oct
19
31% Dec
Jun 30
149% Dec
6
27% Jan
12
5% Jan
64% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
5
81% Nov
148
11% Oct
5
July 3
80% July 18
8% Jan
154
2
&
86
July 17
03% Feb
26
Dec
23
37
Mar
5
93% May
2
97
Mar
9
34% Jan
2
37% Jan
Oct
26
Apr
3
24% Apr 24
36% Apr
6
18% Jan
2
106% Jan
31
107
101
33% Mar 16
July 14
44
Jun
20% Mar
29
Mar 10
3
69% Dec
1
Jun
121
Apr 25
1
39% Jan
Feb
8
52% Apr
22% Feb
18
20% Jan
10% Jun 27
19% Dec
26
66% July 24
80
11% Mar
6
14% Jan
4
12
July 12
20% Dec 15
,
,
32% Jan
101
Dec
10% July
39% July
(, 29% July
04;
s
303
Jun
16
13
«
18
Hollander
8
Holly
25*
22% Feb
28% Jan
23
2
42% Feb
19
19
Honolulu
4
May
2
Jan
9
10
30% Jan 20
13
38% Feb
10
30% Jan
20
13
2
Jan
28
100% Dec
18
94
Apr
107% Dec
22
100
Apr
15% Feb
62% Dec
24% Oct
19
58% Dec
29
July 13
12
Nov
30
17% Oct
*
6% Apr
24
53% Dec
7
3
18% Dec
4% Apr
25% Apr
15
•
22
July 17
3
13
19% Mar
34
3% Apr
18% Jan
'
2
26
Hupp
4
22
10
Hussman Refrigerator Co
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
*
$ per share
243/4
24%
37
37
37
Inc
Highest
YORK
20%
203/4
71 %
1223/4
42
42
53%
26 Va
21
400
20%
1,500
723/4
74%
6,100
*121%
122%
500
42%
1,500
203/4
72%
42
42 3'8
27%
2,600
22%'-
22%
24
23%
243/8
30,000
84
83
83
83
83
143/8
14 S/8
14-%
143/4
*83
145/s
*52%
53
27
14%
21%
*52%
27
53
21
40
13%
23%
22%
*20%
21'A
*21
21%
.21%
13%
13%
13%
22%
*13
13%
*13
13%
300
22%
23%
23
23 Va
8,500
11%
•11
11 Va
10%
11
800
*12%
23%
22%
21
700
%
'
11 Vb
*10%
11%
*11
21%
20%
21%
20%
21 Vb
20%
21%
20%
20%
21
21
4,800
28
28
28
28
283/B
28%'
28 Vi
28%
23
28
900
38 Va
38%
38
37%
37%
33
59
37%
59%
60
59%
60'A
59 Va
60
593/4.
60 3/8
59
59
52 %
51%
51'/a
503/4
503/4
503/4
50 3/4
5?3/4
52%
53 %
*99 Va
100%.
13 Va
38%
*99%
37%
100
*99%
38 '/a
37%
100
100
100
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
323/4
32%
*32%
35 Va
"
7,700
23
*12%
10%
2,000
53%
21%
143/4
21
25
38
223%
84
14%
24%
*36%
122
42%
35 Va
*93Va
*100
10
-
27
27%
22%
V.
42
*52%
26%
*83
143/4
21
42
53
22
22%
84
14%
42%
*52%
71
1213/4
%-
*100
20%
20%
71%
122
36
101%
28
35%
95
35%
*93%
103
35 VB
95
100
*93 Va
100
*99
102
35%
*94
"
33
101%
20
13%
33
35
*32%
35 %
%;
95
1,200
*100%
33
13%
34%
4,500
1,100
35%
1,600
35%
94
-
353/8
96
97
97
*101
103%
*100%
102
101
101
.
102
6,800
6,700
13%
13%
'
35%
95
*100
13%
38 Va
110
30
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19
66%
'
*
19%
133/a
183/4
67%
11,300
67
68%
67%
68
66%
67
66
67%
67 %
67%
7,000
21
20%
20%
20 Vb
20%
20
20
60%
60%
60%
6H.
61%
603/4
61%
*6%
6%
6%
*20%
59%
21
*20%
59%
7
60
7
*15.
*6%
16
7
*15
15%
7
*14%
15%
*14%
54%
54%
55
543/8
54%
54%
543/4
18%
18%
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
24
24
24
24
24
*23Va
3%
4
*20 %
21
4
4
*20'%
4
LOW
Saturday
'
.
,
Monday
Apr. 28
$ per share
*15
15%
400
613/4
*63/4
5,700
800
7
15%
55
55%
3,600
17 5/8
183/8
14,400
24'/a
24%
54%
18%
543/8
xl8
24%
603/4
24%
24%
600
4 Va
4Vs
4%
4 VB
4%
4%
4%
22,100
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
400
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
May 1
May 2
May 3
May 4
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
Apr. 20
"
*24
*14%
21
*20
7
203/4
21
1
STOCK
Par
7
15%
54%
18%
1
EXCHANGE
$ per share
20 3/8
71%
1223/4
22%
11%
No par
—
20%
.
71%
26
21%
38
*100
121%
*83
14%
36%
101 Va
59
par
Corp
NEW
26
*36
*100
71%
41%
22%
36 Va
101 Va
121 Va
••
*52 %
*51 Va
6.66%
1
21
71%
53%
21%
100
STOCKS'
Year 1950
25
37
84
*27%
—5
19
Apr
24%
*11
1
4
Hunt Foods
14
1,100
25
13
Power new_No par
Texas
(Del)—25'
28% Feb
•4% Jan
36%
101%
37%
23%
No par
;
70
*35%
37%
12%
5% non-cunv preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hudson Motor Car
;
12.50
19
Range for Previous
i per share
:
94 %
24%
23%
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
5
58% Jan
<20% Feb
preferred
34
37%
*21
5
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co—;
3
Jan
9
17% Jan
-
4%
243/4
33%
*92%
243/4
25
*20%
3,900
400
24%
33%
94%
24%
37%
X121
16,300
*92%
25
71
1,200
7%
*33
24%
20%
113/8
7%
323/4
38
123'/a
10
11%
93 %:
36%
36%
1,000
79%
93%
94%
*100
900
6%
6 S/B
8
101 Va
14%
conv
Houston Light &
Houston
Oil
of
10
61% May
26
Apr 23
50% Mar 13'
15% Jan
2
20
1
18
21% Jan
50% Mar 15
11% Mar 13
22
99% Mar
243/s
25%
25%
*79
11%
73/4
*36
21%
No par
com—'—No
24%
11%
■
6,900
*32 Va
33
'
42
_10
com
7%
*100
42
_30
Corp
24%
•
33
*92%
11%'-'
•
73/4
110
31
149
7
80
36 '/a
*52%
12.50
24
33%
94%
11%
.
30
25%
*6%
•79
106%
*145
31%
25
6%
900
81
106%
147
*145
80
*80%
„
101 Va
70 Va
5
24%
*33
*92%
36 Va
preferred,
50
Household Finance common.._No par
3%% preferred ;
100
.20% Apr 24
68% Apr 30
4
73/4
1
Sugar Cerp common
preferred--—Mining——
$2.25
113/8
7%
33
*100
10
conv
Oil
11%
7%
24%
& Sons
Houdaille-Hershey
Mar 15
107% Jan
4
19 % Apr
11
Mar 22
-
13
.36
30
18% May
54% Apr
17
Feb
(A)
11%
7%
81
30%
25
6%
*79'
11 Va
94%
,
25
7
14%
14%
106%
31
149
80
24 V.
5
Hooker Electrochemical Co
$4.25 preferred
4
29
Jan
36
20
3
66% Jan
53 % May
105
33
20%
Paper Co
30%
25%
*63/4
*79
'
108 Va
*145
7%
*92%
*122%
Homestake
Jan
l%Jan
•
9
14
12
6% Jan
.
May 24
Dauch
31
14%
*80%
106%
14%
'81
*80
*106%
149
25%
6%
80
111/4
*37 Va
(Charles E)
Holland Furnace Co
30%
"145
25%
6%
14%
81
107%
24 %
<7%
24
—5
30%
80
143/8
79 %
107 Va
149
25%
7
11%
50
30%
81
143/s
*
81
107%
*145
26%
*6%
*80
25
Hires Co
Feb
11
*25%
'
14%
*79 Va
149
26
29
5%
81
*83
Jan
42% Jan
*145
No par
No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
100
30%
5
Hinde As
14
30%
Chemical ;Corp common—1
preferred series A
_100
13
34
July 25
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
36% Mar 9
3 Va %
•
14%
*106%
common—No par
21
13
33
i
Heyden
9
%
,:10Q
4
25% Mar
Nov~24
1,000
14
107%
*79%
10
31
86% Jan
15
47%
14%
14 %
*31
*106%
100
Hershey Chocolate
3-
107
9,400
15
common
17% Fen
27
July
38% Jan
t
8
18
1
preferred—
21% Feb
54% Apr
13
17%
,
;
2
26% Apr
34% Jan
17%-
4%% preferred series A
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
3
11
17%
2
2
12% Jan
47% Jan
17%
preferred—
non-cum
5%
Mar 29
24% May
10% Apr 16
18% Apr 24
7,300
173/4
5
54
22
20% Aug 18
29 % Mar
7
July 25
7%
18% Mar 29
6
35 %
18 Vb
common
Powder
8
81
W)
Hercules
9
17% Sep
35%
17%
—25
(G
15
4
Jan
31%
35%
17%
100
79
31
Jun
*303/4
35'/a
17%
—10.
44% Mar 12
16% May
10% Apr
5
16% Apr 18
86% Jun 12
i
31%
35 VB'
17%
-s.—
Helme
127% Mar 15
13
Jan
31%
35
1
Motors
Jan
5
31%
35 Vb
:100
common
-preferred
Hercules
Feb
31
35
(H J) Co common
3.65%
preferred
1
27% May
14
27
Co
3%%
24
3-
78
Hecht
5
18% Jan
;
6
14% Sep
19% Sep
Feb
31
35%
common
Heinz
23% Feb
24
56
8
8
40% Feb
4
16% July 14
Jan
27
64% Mar 15
127% Mar 13
48
8
31
34%
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
26
31 % Jan
62% Aug 23
,
12
Jan
14
July 27
of America
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp—
4%%
12
33% Oct
39
49
8% Jan
41
20
122% Aug 2
34
July 25
Hart 8chaffner & Marx
27% Jan
30
31%
35 '/a
17%
-100
:
Hat Corp
11
6% Mar 13
23% Apr
preferred
5
12
11% Jan
10% Mar 28
9
6%
5
Mar
Apr
31
35 Va
No par
100
preferred
conv
31
5
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd—Nopar
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__Nopar
17
98% Apr
3
31% Dec
8
103
Mar 20
8
82
4%
16
Jan
25
___5
Cementing
Hanna
1
Jan
30
6% Jan
28
10
32% Jan
Mar 20
7
25% Dec
Apr
24% Apr 30
76% Jan
8% July 13
80
107% May
Water
(W F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com
15% Mar 14
28% Mar 14
30
22% Nov 28
-
Hackensack
$ per share
Shares
I
'
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
39% Jan
9
Idaho Power Co
62
Dec
20
58
Jan
2
62% Jun 29
75% Feb
6
Illinois
99
Dec
8
96
Jan
2
107% Mar
8
6%
non-cum
RR
stock
■O4
Jan
25
30% Nov 29
Oct
6
Dec
27
14
7% July 13
36% July 12
8% July 14
42% Mar 28
63
Jun 29
165
•
Dec
15
38
Jan
26
12% Mar 30
9% Aug
8
16% Jan
02
Dec
16
1% Jan
25
14
40% Mar 15
60
2o
54% Jan
2
32% Mar 15
36% Feb
5
Illinois
52
Jan
2
53% Feb
13
;;4.08%
4.26%
1
11% Jan
16
Illinois
6
32% May
8 % Mar
52% Dec
10% Dec
9
18
18
33% Mar 27
9
Jan
68% Dec
83
175
Dec
30
29
Apr
10
30
-
25
51% Mar 27
,
8% May
„
28% Feb
19
56% Dec
6% Jan
61% Apr
76
51
2
26
Mar 13
155% Jan
24
Apr
20% Nov 22
11% Dec
11
2
19% Jan
25% Oct
20
2
Mar 28
23
29% Feb
101% Feb
5% Jan
18% Dec
21
32% Oct
Jan
16% Apr
200
23
32
16
163
Jan
20% Feb
2
220% Feb
3
Int'l
Business
14
Int'l
Harvester
2
4
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
2
27% Dec
30
25% Jan
10
17
90
5
25
Feb
1
July 12
62
36% Dec
18
137% Jun
7
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
110
Sep
1
9% Dec
22
3% Apr
27
33% Mar 30
129
Feb
14
12% Jan
2
48% Mar 15
101% Mar 30
8
Apr
16% Apr
30% May
31
5% Jan
30
14% Jan
22
International
56% Jan
17
International Paper
109
Feb
6
10
ll% Jan
19
63% May
4
73% Jan
70
2
3
July 17
4
28
July 12
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
27% Jan
5
July 11
6% July 18
14% Jan
*91
Oct
5
6
64% July 19
103
Jun
26
36% July 26
48
Jan
3
81% Jan
9
28
61% Oct
7
36%; May 1
16
Apr 21
22% Jun 19
30
45
27
Dec
22
Apr 14
%: Sep 22
22
Dec
28
35% Dec
30
141
Jan
•/% Jan
3
11
18% Sep 25
96% May 15
70 % Mar
3
107% Mar
1
51% May 18
75
Dec 30
May
4
83
39
Feb
May
9
4
40% Jan
2
44% Feb
53
Jan
2
73
Apr
23
13% Jan
2
18% Mar
8
26% May
Mar 24
Dec
5
98% Jan
25
903% July 13
43
July 3
07% July 13
14% July 26
10% Jun 30
90% Jan 13
96% Jan 30
98%
Dec~27
34% Mar
16% Dec
25% Sep
103% Apr
6
3
28% Jan
31% Jan
10
25% Jan
4
21
33% Apr
135
24
Mar 24
Jan
May
35% Jan
35% Jan
28
30
37% Feb 26
27% Jan
24
39
Feb
Feb
7
19
Mar
14% Nov 27
28% Pec 30
25% Oct 23
*.-«
For footnotes see
page 22.
preferred
47
Jan
25
106% Jan
11
64
Mar 27
31% Jan
33A% preferred L
Johns Mcnville Corp_
92
Apr
30% Apr
Apr
11
99
Jan
3
3
34
Feb
5
3
£L *Pr i®
97% Apr 23
01% Apr
2
66
Apr
12
\22
13% Mar 29!
28
Johnson
Jones
29
Jan
5
24% Jan
2
.18% Jan
9
25% Jan
16
103% Feb
5%
Joy
1
108
Jan
Manufacturing
" 4%
5
8
•
24
1
1
6
'
32% Apr, 20
30% Feb 24
•
*
&
54%
53%
53%
54%
54%
4,800
22%
11%
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
11,300
55
23
22%
23 lA
223/8
22%.
,
11%
11%
800
27%
28
27%
28%
28
23%
28
28%
8,300
97%
97V4
97%
98
98
97%
97%
98
98%
*11
113/s
33/4
3 5/8
3%
3%
33/8
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
173/4
207
205
,
206
20^'A
205
3%
4%
17%
-
11%
11%
17%
20^
4
34%
34%
34%
345/s
34%
165%
166%
165 Va
166 Vt
Xl63 Va
16 Vs
16%
1«%
15%
15%
1c •%
1 <= %
29
28%
29
28 Vb
28%
28%
29%
95
92%
92%
92%
93%
204%
3%
35%
,
3%
132%
'
132%
3%
3%
35/s
353%
35
34%
351/8
132%
*92
133
3%
35
34%
4 Va
19,400
18%
18%
16,300
105
205
34%
34%
163%
15%
29Vs
93%
*92
3%
105
15%
29%
*21,500
2,700
16%
*92
8,800
30 %
29%
93
2.200
,
35 %
164%
34%
163
16
35/s
35%
200
3%
18%
163%
164
11%
4%
17%
2nR
34%
165%
11%
16,800
93
500
3%
3%
33/4
6,000
353/8
35
35 Vb
35%
28,400
1323/4
132%
1323/4
132%
*132%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
14%
xl3%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,800
52%
52%
54 V.
53%
54%
54%
55 Va
54%
55%
55
55'/2
23,500
105%
1033/4
104%
*1031/4
106 Vt
103V4
106 %
103%
103V4
*103
-
9
8%
8 Va
8%
\*
85/8
*8%
66 Va
65
79
78%
783/4
*40%
41%
41%
41%
40%
40%
64%
63%
64%
64%
65%
66
35%
34%
66
64
643/4
*78
•1)1
80
641%
*78
134
132%
9
8%
64%
793A
80
'
••iM
64
*33
34
34
15%
16%
*24%
24%
*31%
32
32
*34
34
*34
Z
bL
8%
3.500
64%
2,060
80
200
'
'
•
39
39
100
40%
40%
40%
900
67
67%
72
70
73
__
34%
153/4
16%
16%
17
16%
25
251/4
25%
5,200
*34 VB
26 Vb
-
35%
*34 VB
35%
300
16%
16%
16 VB
16%
104.800
25%
16%
24%
32
300
8%
63%
40%
.24%
■4
106
8%
40%
—
,40%
430
64%
64
26%
25%
26%
9,200
32
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
33%
34%
34%
36
27 Va
26%
27 VB
27
21
27%
21%
27 V8
21%
27%
21%
50c
*34 Va
35
34
34%
,
*135%
—1
g
92
■
67
•
*100
No par
137
g i
20%
92
67
67%
27%
27%
69%
21%
21%
21%
34
34
33%
34
Furnace—
673/4
67
102 Va
57%
58'A
70
70 Va
70
26%
27 Va
26%
93
93
93%
'93%
32%
32%
.*14%
1
CUto
non-cum-preferred—
100
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) «Ss Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class
101 <
V 14%
14%
25%
*93%
--
*99%
*66%
67
67
67%
,
69
*67
*16%
—5
1
96%,
14%
.
< *31
28%
16%
14%
32%
<-
25
j
25%
<*9-9%
-8.75
A—1
15
25%
*9.?%
■
,
16%
96%
101
15
24%
,
,.?94
101
,.
67
68
67%
•u."
.16%
>101%
57
93
par
*20%
90
32%
10.
com _No
21%
102%
69 3A
33
6
6%
100
•
135%
92
•
—1
Co
-■
137
67%
67%
*67%
263/4
5,900
67
67 VB
67 VB
1,200
103%
.
70
103%
*101 %
58%
.59 %
59%
59%
9 700
69%
,58%,
15%
15%
25 %
24%
25
96%
*94 \
,96%
102%
102%
67%
68%
v
16%
31%
67% <68
'70
69%
70
2.200
28
27 %
95%
32%
510
33%
6,900
31%
28%
16
25%
25
25%
96 Va
*94
.96%
*101
103%
63
69 Va
6«
13%
68
16
15%
: 16%
31%
23
23%
69%
•,
120
63
'•-..-16%./ 16%'
/
4.300
5,600
.
103%
69%
63
13%
31%
15%
*101
.
,
13%
/.
36,700
95%
:
15%
16%
28%
26%
96
33%
*94
,
'
13%.
*31
27
10
,
25
16%
'
300
*101%
32%
13%
28
260
67
67%
103 %
91%
26%
•
1.700
21%
*90
*95%
67%
6Va
6 Ve
10
*21
32%
68
136%
90
95%
101
6VB
2,800
•
21%
26%
15%:>'
*135
5,100
'
_
90
.
94 %
13%-
' 28%
0
136%
2.200
2.200
21%
91%
32%
16%
28%
6
21%
26%
" *30%
32
*135
32%
'
28% "
*30Va
135%
94
13%-14%..
32%
•
22
34
92
"102%
573/4
583/4
70
21%
34
•20%
*100
58 %
21%
34
*6
20-%
92
102 Va
213/s
333/4
*1351%
92
58%
i.10
g
21%
•
137
21%
70
12%
*135%
g
'*20%
No par
preferred-
t.
30
28%
*77
100,
ioO
Class'B
1,400
53%
54%
28
*8%
.preferred—li
Kansas City Southern com__No
par,
4%
2,800
-•
33%
—1
Kansas City Pr As Lt Co
'
333/4
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A—
3.80%
70% Feb
15% Feb
Johnson
84
170
313/4
&
Kalamazoo Stove
*
75% Feb
17% Mar
&
/
82
*165
*98
66 Va
.—100
*
63
84
170
166%
26%
-
common
63
63%
*83
*165
166%
"103%
1
Co
63
63%
84
170
34%
—
Jewel Tea Co Inc
59% Apr 21
78% Jan
5
Mar 15
(F L)
1,000
27%
Jacobs
100.
84
7%
14
Jaeger Machine Co..
!—i
No par
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lb 4% pfd—100
7
62%
7%
263A
18
Feb
64
84
3,100
7%
34%
10
69
.
32%
7%
7%
35%
27%
8% Jan
Apr
4
Apr 16
62"
83%
*165
6,500
32%
27%
22% Feb
64-
63
83%
170
9%
32%
No par
10
4
Mar 16
52
9
9%
31%
52%
-25
*
—
17
23% Mar 30 <
6
preferred
11
95
63
*
5 % Apr
18% Jan
Jan
*7%
55
3%
25
87.
H
70% Nov 18;
$6
7%
54 %
35%
No par
—.
*51%
52
9
9%
32
*11
"132
7.50
common
.
5
139
7%
9
28%
-
Iowa-Illinois Gas As Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal common
23% Jaa 19
31%
15%
International Tblep As Teleg—No par
International Utilities Cotp
5
Interstate; Dept Stores
—No par
Intertype Corp
No par
31
4
15t
109 V. May 18
66% Dec 19
7%
9 »/8
31%
8
83%
*165
>
8%
31%
*92%
Limited—115
common
;
International Shoe
International Sliver
4
4
29
10
New
7
'20% Jan
34
Packers
9'/a
31%
11%
34
100
,
25
13
23% July 17
22 :
39
46% Jan
—;
*53%
260
"
9
165%
preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
5% preferred
100
International Salt
I
No par
19
18
No par
$4
16
Oct
Dec
30% Jan
135
Preferred
52%
300
97 Va
*3%
& Chemical com—5
preferred
100
International Mining Corp
— 1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No
par
10
*51 Va
*51 Va
48%
200
28 %
17%
4%
40 % Jan
52%
*51%
3,100
•48%
48%
55%
*206
100
133% Jan
*48%
34%
11%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
3
72
Jan
common
48%
06
34%
\
28
No par*
preferred
*48%
1,100
13,900
103
65
34%
48 3/8
36%
68%
67 Va
103
,
*96
Int Minerals
4
31
70
9% Jan
17
7%
13
•96% Jan
3
38% Juiy~Z8
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
•
8
4
Jan
July 25
49% Jan
;
9% May
Jan
37% Feb
179
Machines
64%
33%
52 Va
84
36%
36%
68%
103
64%
48 Vt
62%
67%
*101%
33%
48%.
168
*35%
67%
64
48%
52%
36%
103
33%
49%
*73/4
22%
*62
34
7%
55
65%
*101%
64
33%
31%
84
__1
*62
36
66%
103
33%
9%
62%
20
Inc
64 Va
31 Va
*164 %
-
Interchemical Corp common
_5
4 Va %
preferred
100
Intercontinental Rubber
No par
Interlake Iron-—
No par
2
May
1
No par
36
643/4
*101%
33%'
73/4
No par
Ctfs
*63
9%
S A
Copper-
64 %
36
68
103
*31 Vt
par
100
Cons
15
Jan
• ••,,
36
653A
*100
34 %
*51'/a
5
common
.
*48 Va
50
preferred
Insuranshares
3
Mar 29
preferred
cum
Terminal RR Co—
Inspiration
23
Mar 28
50
Inland Steel Co
27
20
3
34
preferred—
cum
35
67
103
*63
Co common—No par
Power
.
6%
6
23% Jan
95% Nov
Jan
Jan
94% Apr
22
33%
12
A
*100
1000
Ingersoll-Rand
2
9
Aug 18
11% Dec 14
Jan
166% May 2
62 Va Feb
5
25% Feb 23
17
Dec
104
•
series
36 Va
66 V2
A__100
ser
Industrla Electrica De Mex,
Industrial Rayon
16
29
37
9
84
ctfs
*36
common-100
pfd
conv
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
1
Oct
81
35% Mar 31
71% Feb
4
4% Dec
100
181
120% Dec
1
8
48% Apr
171% July 13
8
Feb
41% Mar 23
240
3% Dec
71
20
Central RR Co
52% Jun
12% Jan 13
185
July 17
28% Jun 27
7% July 12
Dec
35% Mar 15
13%
*31
28%
,
13%
4-
3,300
,400
■»"
4.000
1,300
V 31%
100
28%
2,500
.Volume 173" Number 5009
.
The Comme
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
IT
(1001)
NEW YORK STOCKS RECORD
Ban;e for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1958
Lowest
,
I per share
•
49% Apr
45% Mar
3
34
.
3
13% July 20
67% Aug 11
34% July 12
37
'
'
101
July 13
KennecQtt Copper*.
18
Kern County Land Co
17 Mt Mar 20
Jan 24
36
Jan-
80
2
6
5
34% Apr 30
Jan
96% Apr; 20
36 % Jan
5
''
7% NOV 24
'
Jan
10% Jun
25% Oct 25
5
42% Dec
1
Kress
*
2
12% Jun
15
22
47 % Jan
18
Oct
.
J"
40% Jan 25
20
Jan
3
94
Jan
24
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1
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Monday
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the Week
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May 4
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May 2
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May 1
Apr. 30
Apr. 28
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21
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,
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6
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Friday
May 3
,
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Lehigh Portland Cement
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65
45
No par
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3
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19
14
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21
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4 per share
■
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.
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44%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex,
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.
Laclede Gas Co
1
4
Wednesday
May 2
4 per share
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^No par:
La Consblidad Q%
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$ per share
SALE PRICES '•
Tuesday
May 1
24
23%
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,
& Co
28 % May
May
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20
.
Jan 10
7% Feb 27
1
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-
25
37
22% Jan 19
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103
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s 39% Mar:
7
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par.
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KimOeriy-Clarice Corp
No par
Kinney (G R) Co common
i
$5 prior preferred..,..
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44 %
i
52% Jan. 29
35% Dec 27
1
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72
62
19% July 12
25% Jan .29
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Dec
42% Jan
34% Dec 20 '
6
4 per share
67% Pen
Nov 24
,
9
Apr. 30
79% Jan
76% Nov 24
35% Dec 26
50
July 12
93% Jan
Monday
Apr. 28
,i
70% Mar 15
' Nov 14
,20
Saturday
EXCHANGE
f
57: Jan
<2
23% Apr 14.
42% Mar 15
27% May 24
47% No* 27
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
$ per share
*75% Dec 28
63% Oct 17
.
13 "
Jan
Lowest
Highest
4 per share
-
1
15% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
May 3
share
per
Share*
$ per share,
share
'
.
'
11% Feb 28
36% Aug
135 "•* Mar
8
17
Nov
101
3
8% Dec
15
12
Mar 30
10% Jan
»
July, 5
610
7% Jim
4
Apr 17
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17 v4 Apr
323/s Jan
4
14% Jan
23% Jan 25
Aug
7
9% Jan
13
29-
.
19
Jan
2
142% Feb
26
2
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17
2
38
Feb
2
Mar 28
103% Jan
12 Ya Jan ; 2
25
j21% Apr
.
Feb
3
45% July 13
;
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13% May-
Marathon
2
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59
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23% May 11
99
July 13
July 3
July~19
49
105
May
3
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42% Feb
37
14% Jan
3
82
Jan
5
32% Jan
6
Oct
preferred ,1
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May Dept Stores common.
3
24
.
Jan 23
May
59% Apr
,16% Jan
-
3
2
-
52
Jan
16
14% Jan
16
19% Nov 27
'18
Jan
2
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23
19
Feb
3
27
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.
:
3i7% July 17
106
Dec
102% July
Jan
13
38% Feb
15
3
*■
66 % Dec 28
Maytag
Co
McCall Corp
1_.
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6%Man
16
653/4 Feb 16
,19% Jan 19
27 % Jan 26
100
67
Mar 20
Jan
26
26% Jan 16
21% Febr
8
64
Feb
9
22% Feo
9
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8% Mar
McGraw
Electric
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8% July
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July*i2
49% Nov 27
107% Sep
.
7
110
Apr
12
3
19% Dec
,57% Dec
Mengel Co (The)
Mercantile
Steves- Do
93/a
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9%
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lOYa
Jan
10
10%
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:
2
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Merck At
Apr
16
28
5
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Jan
24
Mesta
104% Jan
10
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3
107 y4 Jan
3
1043/4 Feb
21
.17% Mar 28
21% Feb
17
53 % Mar 15
'63% May
95
Apr 21
20% Mar.
18
7
54% Nov 30
,139% Nov 18
17% Dec 28
16
-Dec 29
2
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:
Jan
20
Mar
2,
2
.41% Jan
131
4
:
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5
3
140 Va Aor
23
16% Mar 28
21% Feb
13% Mar 28
18% Jan 16
.ft
48
48
10 3A
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32%
32%
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.
4%
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Cp Inc common...
$3.50 preferred
No
Mergent.mier Lintoype Co
No
Merritt-Chapman
Scott..^No
Machine
4.35%
Co
preferred series
Miami
,
Petroleum
183/4-
18%
19%
133A.,
32 V«
14%
14
14%;
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32
32 V«
21 Va
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36 *A
373/4
373/4
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171%
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42% Dec ,11
113
Dec 30
For footnotes see page 22.
41% Jan
2
111% Jan
9
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Apr 13
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243/4
243/4
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102 3/4
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37%
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101 %
51
50 Ya
373%
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57
57%
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41 %
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41
40 3/4
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41%
24 Vs
23 Ya
23 Ya
23%
23%
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23%
18
18
173/4
173/4
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26
25 Ya
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98
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82 Va
84
84 Ya
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91
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97
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96 Va
97
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45
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14 %
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130%. 131
_
4874
130.
49 Va
1303/4
129%, 131.
;
44
.
44
139%
18%
18 Va
15
15
15%
47%
126
48
127
46%
124
47 %
125 %
.
;
».
,
—-
193/8
62%
63%
5,800
10,300
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43%
1874
14%
-.
19%
.
139%
.
90
,—
97
1874
.
191/4
138%
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18%
14Ys
49%
447$
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' 138
15
44%
.
400
52
99%
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62 Va
62
183/4
.
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19%
18'A
83
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99Va
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18%
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183/4
61*/i
19
18%
18%
61 Va
18%
«
52
523/4
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53
98
107
138% 138 Va
-
231/2
523/4
62 %
18Ya
90Ys
31%
53
*105%
6,300
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99
97
86 V2
90
53
107
200
87%
QQ
95%
50
3,200
8%
90
99 Va
'
,
84
4,100
'
87
54
105 Va
19%.
907a
31%
31%
C23V4 : 23%
24
60
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8%
8'/4
20
19
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4,400
88
87%
31Ya
31
.19
230
64
60
60
18 Ya
■
3,300
24Ys
1974
19%
197a'
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19%
8%
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,
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86 ya
18Ya
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900
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93
24%-
24 Ya
243/s
24%
19
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23%
24%
19Va
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8%
86 Va
91
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67
:*6i
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19
97
*95
25%
.
800
17 Ya
25 Ys
94 Va
19Ya
23%
99%
1774
25 3/8
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19Ys
31Va
.*52
17%
173/4
,
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24%"
2,200
.3,000
41%
23 Ys
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*57
31%
41
23 Ya
'
67
4,500
2,800
.
'
98
603/4
107
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'
-
57%
26
24%
193/4
19%
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37%
96%
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24%
120
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253/4
.
67
24 Va
;
i.
8,100
511/4
577a
37%
573/4
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101'A
50%
37%
57
400
1,400
19%
37
51
51
243/4
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57
,
2,500
,
44
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102
101»/4
57
.
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,
*
51
37%
50%
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par /
100
5
102 Va
102
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2474
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197a
18Ya
187a
183/4
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44 :
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44
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19%
18Y<
25%
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44
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.
19 Va
19%
25%
25
25
25
25
44
19 Va
x
-
2,400"
49%
21
25
*
240-'
86
15%
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193/4
10
^
96%
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153/4
49Va
par -'
pfd series A—...100
,:*95%
95%
86
,
153/4
15% M5Ya
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50 r
<Se, St Louis Ry_/...No pat.
Minn St P Ak SS Marie__^._.No par
conv
50
48 V*
.
503/4
Minneap
Common
3,000
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Middle- South* Utilities Inc__"_N© par ,
Midland Steel Prod common
5 '
'3.20%
65%
96%
'
10
65
*95%
.
953/4
95%
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1,700
19,300
423/4
171%
65
64%
4,000
3,300
203/4
413/«
.
171
9574
86
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86
--
;
95% .95%
90
95%
95%
95%
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6i>
333/4
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40 Ya
39
J.71
98%
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96%
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96%.
64
65
64Ya
64%
-
14
333/8
21
6,600
I37a'
,
-
33
'
120
18%
2074
"13%
133/4
;
32 V4
99 Va
173/4
18 V4
32%
21%
300
3,900
3lYs
'
15%
3 i
1st preferred,..4—^——.100
16%
•
18 -
4,000
26,700
99%
.
99%
*60
,
43%
49%
*15
"
8%
98Ya
4%"
*48 %
,
100
Copper
Mid-Continent
1
988/4 '
20V4
*95%
96
pfd-100
3.85% preferred series..
•
20 Va
64%
80
'
32%
; 32 %
32%
983/4
30 Ya
*170
96%
*95.Va
600
20.200
1074*
4Ya
43/4
20%
65 Va
800
49%
10%
*43/8
36
171%
♦19 %
Jan
Apr
477a
1074
323/4
"
8,600
24%
11
47 Ya
Minneapolis-Honey Well Regulator—
99
24s/8
10%
10%
13%
:
70
9%
47 Ye
32%
20 Va
6,700
13
12%
10%
13%
*84*
-
2
'
July 17
535
12%
473/4
32%
i
1
common...,
5% convertible 1st preferred
'33
104% Mar 27
30
31
16%
545
12%
11%
18%'
'
^
36%
*170
McQuay .NoiTis Mfg Co__^.._
10 1
Mead. Corp commqn
^.._No par t
A%% preferred (1st series)...100 r
A% 2nd preferred (1st series) ..50 Melville Shop Corp^....^...^....!,
88
98
28
23
3
16
,
*535
lOYo
98%
36%
11
101
23% May. 2
47% Apr " 2
104% Nov 28
29
536
11
18
20>/a
•
16%
535
47%
133/s
32%
POO
5.200
16%
-
11%
*98"
18%*
*13
73/4
32%
10 Va
31 »/8
~
1
99%
7%
•
47 V,
4%
-
10,100
3,300
31%
7%
32
3.0%
•
1.
10
12
'313AL
*
McCrory: Stores Corp com. new.SOe
*3%% convertible preferredi_100 i
25
May
/
"
99%
50;
r—...—
Jan
Jan
4%
133/a
-No par
'Preferred
8
•
65%
4_.N0 par
common
'McCord, Corp comnjon^-*//-;.
51% Apr 17
39% Feb
2
105/g
•31%
^ $3 preferred ..x...—m._No par '
88% Apr
:eo
27
6
July 13
10% Jun
34%
DeC
7
28% Jan 13
125
Jply 18
*98
102:
313/4
11
47'/a
20
333/8
9%
25
25
337a
47'/»
10%.
il>4
*4%
par <■
Apr. 16
106% Jan
,
preferred
Jan
9
il3/a
5
83.75 cum >pfd 1947. series-LNopar
83.40 cumulative 'pfd__i.._No par
7
30% Aor 25
101% Feb 21
25
333/4;
12Ys
9%
9%
600
18%
7%
.
16%
16
535
12%
*
-
9%
25
25
lOYa
'TQp 5,
,
$3,75
McLellan
NOV 20
25
*9%
*471/8
;
15
92
17% Nov 20
7% Jan.
Chemicak'Corp com_____5
7%
16
2
53
*20% Jan
25
•
..
26% Feb
.
23% Jan 17
9
•101
par
'44 % Feb
4
*15% Jan ; 2
11
27% Jan
2
Apr 18
13
9
93/8
•*9%
18
'
36%
j£5 ,
a 2%
12 XL
V
13
12%
18%.
*98
7%
31 Ya
16
540
540
12 Ys
2,000
'
30%
*535
16%
16%
16%
17
39
136
33%
101'
•
*7%
31%
31
31
293/4
541
12%
1
Corp -
Mathieson
2'
16% Feb
4
Jan
95% Nov
16%
..
39% Mar 29
94% Nov, 27
6% Aug 11
39% Jan 13
30
'98
7%
*7Yu
7%
*73/8-
S9Y4
*93
99Y4
*98
n
.
541.
1
223/4 Jan
9
26% Jan
18% Aug 16
32% Oct 11
42
00%
7Ya
*134
17%
33 Ys
30
McGraw-Hill Publishing..
No par t
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines....
.5 /
McKesson it Robbies Inc.
.18 /
.
'49% Jan
10
21%July 13
12% Apr
5
64
,
Feb
49% Apr
17
45% Jan
3
10% July 17
33 Ya
'
91% Jan, 31
Mar 30
20% Jan
15
*21% July 19
17 Ys'
34%
•
100
101% Mar
Mar 28
Jan
72-
44
33% July 13
-
18 Vs
333/4
'*73/8
100
1,01% Feb 21
19% Apr 27
52% Mar
58
<
2
'42% Mar 17
40% Nov 21
July 13
17%
34%
'
4
l18 % May 4
99 %' Apr is
30% July 17
44
18%
*97 Ya
_._No par 1
Master Elebtric Co._4....^.~——1 i
Jan 24
Aug 17
39% July 27
.
42 3A May
13%.Jan 10
Mar 28
39
•;
__5.
L) Go..^.^_.___„i
Martin*-ParryVCorp4.i*-vi-^.No
183
943/4 Mar 30
.
preferred./..,....,.
(Glehn
Maaomte
12
23% Feb 16
10
Mar 26
85
4V<%
Martin
14% Jan 11
'
17'
;Jan
93
17% May 11
52
Jan
-
'57
30
Feb
13
18
34%
__No par t
com
,33% Apr
2
167% Apr
Marshall Field As GO
5
21% Jan, 18
5
17 % Jan
t>9.
Jan
.
18%
34 Va
Cdrp
Corp___._.
bt'Hf 6% prior pfd*i
Market
5
ina% Feb 27*
6
.30% Jan
uu„
58%Fjfcb
25
»r
'12
*
Sep ,26:
90
42'A Jan
18%
1674
*38 V4
39
135
134%
135
»•
17 Yi
17
*38
38%
*38
*133
•
k
17
17
-
38
135
*133
34Y8
;
..._No par :•
1.^.'
_5:
Marine /Midland
Mar 23
,
*31% Nov *22
100
10
38
•'
135
18 Vs
„
Exploration^.^!
1.
-4u...^.rr>-^L.6.25 *
4
; 17
8
96% Dec /22
Jan
Shirt_i/
49 V2 May
V£>7
32,
V
26
;10% May
,•30% Apr |20
,
.106% Sep.25
!
21 Va, Dec 18
Dec 29
18% Nov 15
4 'T
2
4
Jan"12
11% Jan
Maracaibo Oil
T'«
5
4
100
87
-
Manhattan
..4.
Jan
9
Aug 18
97
5
Bros1
Mandel
16
37% Jan
3
19 Ye May
9% July 19
Dec 30
175
17
16%
38%
38
*133
'
Inc
Madison Square
Garden„T__No par
Magma Copper —£+JL
.101
Magnavox Co (The).
;
!
__i t
Mahoning Coal RR Co._„..«_'_50 t
Manati Sugar Co_i......__.j
1
253/4 Jan 31
7% Mar 28
9% Nov
.
*
31
12% JnlyTS.
24% Julyr27
2
V
5
40
135
*333/4
*133
16%
16*78
16%
16%
i
10
100
1
9%'Oct-13
38% Dec 27
*
-
Jan
12
Trucks
__5
'
13% Jan 22
9% Apr
Forbes common
&
preferred..-^
Macy (R -R) Co Inc, cobk^,
No par
4V4% preferred serles A__^
100.
,17% Mar 16
573
Feb 28
Jan
6%
Mack
r, 9
2
530
23%,Oct.23
MacAndrews
..
JanA13
10
3«% .!»»»
I
,10% Mar 15
,
9
30
"
100 %
'42
97% Apr 18
7% Apr 24
18
28
M & M "Wood Working Co_„_
18% Mar 19
.
Apr 30
134% May 3
9% Dee 27
,
2
-38
"
lfly. Apr 19
,
19
14% Apr
35% Dee
: 24'A Apr
] 550 Jan
12% Aug
July 13
25
Jan
3
8% July 25
,
19
.
7% Mar 30
16
Rep
34% May 25
105
Jan 20
28% July 17
26
18% Dec
11% Mar 31
Dec
143
3
May
42
-
140%
14%
15%
24,100
44 V2
*139
18%
-
193/a
1,600
60
"
7,300
2,300
467b
47
12,300
124%
125
3,790
,
(1902)
IS
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 7,: 1961
•;
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
t per
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
share
S per share
S per share
37 % Feb
104
Sep
108% Jan
26
9% July 12
67
16
21
103
5
NEW TOSK
Highest
$ per share
May
4
Mar
7
Minn Min & Mfg common
$4 preferred
Minneapolls-Moline Co
18"% Jan
2
24% Feb
9
Nov
14
84
10
83% Jan
2
93 % Feb
Jun
27% Dec 27
25% Jan
2
32
27 % July 26
34% Mar 20
29% Jan
25
73
73
9% Jan
3
Dec
Feb
$5.50
2
32% Feb
lo
89% Apr
30
11
16% May
May
35% Apr
4
No par
90%
90%
90%
90%
*28%
28%
*28%
30%
30%
87%
88
Mission
30
Mississippi
River
Fuel
3
11% Dec
22
10
Jan
10
13% Mar
9
Mo-Kan-Texas
3
52% Dec
22
48% Jan
10
73% Mar
9
31% Dec
30
21% Jan
19
33% Mar 12
7% preferred series
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
41 % Oct
6
34% Jan
2
39% Feb
9
16% Nov 20
14% Jan
2
16% Feb
10
Mar 15
24% Jan
5
Jan
25
11% Jan
2
89% Apr 13
1
17% May
18
54
July 26
10% Jun
77%
30
Dec~21
13% Feb
73
3
iV Apr 21
19% July 13
49% July 13
23% May 11
67% Nov 24
21% Jan
64
% Apr
-16%
9,900
91
80
100
30
30
30
3,700
31
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
87%
89%
88
89
89
89%
88%
89%
87%
89%
5,100
16%
16
16%
20,900
34%
34
34%
4,000
22,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
J6%
16
16%
15%
35%
35 %
35%
35
35 %
34%
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
11%
100
63%
63%
63
63%
61%
63%
61%
63%
63%
04%
61%
64%
13,100
29%
28%
30%
28%
29%
13,900
36%
36%
36%
36%
1,400
A
10%
pfd-100
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28'A
20
conv
Machine
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
Monsanto
Chemical
Montana-Dakota
1.25
14%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15 V*
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,800
No par
19%
19%
19%
19%*
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,400
5
87%
87%
87
89%
88%
89%
87%
89%
87%
83%
87%
88%
5
13%
16%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
%
..%
•?e
No par
23%
23%
23&
%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
No par
70%
70%
70%
71%
70%
71%
71%
T^ool
Co
Utilities
Co
Rights
13
24% Apr
3
Montana
2
74% Feb
9
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
*90%
%
Monarch
30
90%
22%
22%
No par
com__
Carpet
Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
Mojud
22%
*28%
29 %
*28%
29
160
103
90%
91
14,500
54
51%
103
21%
35%
B
Mohawk
RR
91
Share«
$ per share
50%
104
30%
.
10
Corp
104
21%
*103%
21%
90%
£0%
29%
Mission Development Co__
3
21%
21%
48%
*103
the Week
May 4
$ per share
share
49
47%
103
103
21 %
*28%
10
4
104
21
25
preferred—
conv
4% Feb
13
21%
May 3
t per
47
Sales tew
Friday
Thursday
May 2
share
45%
46%
*103
104
21%
t per
share
45%
100
21% Jan
30
Apr
*11% Jan
t per
45%
*103
1
common
preferred
$1.50 2nd
27
Jan
1st
45
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 30
I per share
No par
HIGH SALE
AND
.
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
Corp
10
9
13% Apr
28
15% Dec 26
34
4% Jan
Par
54
107
27
Monday
Apr. 28
1
Dec
46% Jan
.Saturday
20
May
July 19
27
V LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Power
Co
(The)
7,700
44,200
228,700
ri°6
%
23 V*
23 %
23%
23%
24
72%
72%
72%
71%
72%
10
5,300
13,800
'
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
29
15% Dec
15% Mar 15
18
Jan
29
8
20% Jan
18
23% Jan
15 Va
4
18% Feb
16
22
57
19
40% Jan
2
52
42% Aug 24
30% Nov 14
27% Apr
3
31% Jan
25
Jan
2
19% Dec
20
18% Jan
25
May 24
16% Jan
2
26% Jan
3
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
12% Jan
13
9
Jun
29
44
Jun
19
29
14
15
Jan
6
May
12% Jan
13
Morrell
&
29
Motor
Products
2
Motor
Wheel
23
Mueller
20% Feb
8
16%
*15%
46%
Mullins
15% Feb
26
55% Jan
109
Feb
1
20
Jan
4
45
Mar 26
52
Jan
66
Apr
12
.22% Feb
2
111
Feb
16
4 % 'lo
23% Feb
27
28
4%
Corp of
preferred
Myers
_5
(F E)
America
15'A
15%"
15 v.
15'A
15 Va
15 y4
1,300
45%
46 %
45%
46%
45%
46%
8.300
28%
X28%
28%
2,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2o V4
2J
74
2o-/u
28-/8
2t)
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19 %
19%
19 V*
18%
6,400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,200
51%
51%
51 %
110%
110%
*13%
13%
13%
14
13%
52
111
*110%
111
21%
21%
47%
47%
*47
64%
43%
*46
63%
*02
63%
1,000
52
3,700
113
13%
170
21%
5,900
48'A
*46
48'A
200
63%
*62
63%
21 v4
21%
*62
*62
21'A
14
51JA
52%
111
21'A
21%
21%
21%
1,800
*110%
14
52%
51%
111
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63%
43
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14%
51%
21%
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& Bros
14
-
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51%
111
21%
28%
28%
14%.
*51%
*110%
10
15%
46 %
19
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1
com
5,300
16%
16%
16%
15 »A
45%
19%
■13%
100
common.
16%
16%
15%
46%
28%
19%
preferred
16%
16%
16%
15%
45%
29
*28
1
16%
16%
16%
15%'
47
28%
5
Co
Murray
49% Feb
10
Corp
Corp
Brass
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc 1
Murphy Co (G C)
8
Mar 17
2
B
.No par
Co
Inc
28% Feb
23
Lines
3
(John)
Motorola
21% Feb
15
51'A Apr
Moore-McCormick
Mar 21
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12
13
Jan
18
113
13
43
Oct
56% Dec
108% July 12
36% Jan
Oct
*
%
N
*
16
July 13
22
32
May 20
17% Jan
2
Jan
53
Dec
21
51% Jan
2
34% Dec
18
31
23
Jan
6% Jun
3
13
29
14% Dec 27
14% July 12
12
23
13
20
Dec
39% Jan
30
186
5% July 13
31
Jan
9
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
July 13
7% July 12
10
Feb
Chatt
&
National
Acme
Airlines
13
National
2
21% Apr
21
National Automotive
5
22'A Feb
13
National
Aviation
2
35% Jan
12
National
Biscuit
5
184% Jan
20
9% Jan
19
J an
7
15
Louis
St
16% Apr
42%
2
Jan
2
9J/4 Jan
2p%
20%
20 Va
69'A
68'A
68 %
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34%
35
34%
35%
35
16%
16%
15%
16
1
21%
21%
Co
15
Xl 70% May
20%
69%
1
—1
Nashville
4
16% Jan
17
B
100
Corp
9
18% Jan
32% Jan
28
26
Nash-Kelvlnator
Mar
35% May
Mar 15
12% Jan
May 27
Jan
31% Dec
175% Jun
79
52
May
7%
Fibres
Inc
21%
21%
21%
19%
19%
20
20
33%
33%
33%
171%
171%
171%
171%
171%
8%
8%
10
11% Feb
24
National
11% Oct
City
11
11
2
13% Apr
13
National
Container
14% Dec
28
13% Mar 26
15% Feb
6
National
50
Jan
2
National
97% Feb
2
National
Department
29% May
3
National
Distillers
15
94% Jan
10
*150
Jan
Jan
2
99
Apr
65
5
170
Nov 21
13
4
156
Jan
1
27% Jan
21% Jan
Mar
56
4
6
Natl
Steel
2
32% Feb
16
National
Sugar
2
26
25% Feb
2
14% Oct
9
14% Jan
2
16% Apr
30
Natl
11% Jan
9
3
10% Feb
15
Natomas
20
*85
Mar 14
8
Jan
30
4%%
Range for Previous
Lowest
8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13
102% Mar 10
12% Feb
7% July
July
99
July
10% July
*99% Sep
58
11
105% Feb
*
8
13
Jan
11
11
13
Apr
18
42% Jan
9
102
103
Apr
2
75
4
Apr
34% Oct
21
24% July
11% Jan
29 % Apr
39% Oct
17
36% Jan
90
128
July
Jun
13% Jan
3
21% Dec
3
188% Oct
29
152
4
19
28% Mar 29
42
56
Jan
Dec
13
6% Jun
27
28% Jun
10%
11
11%
10,600
13%
12%
13
13
13%
28,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,100
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46%
31
116
2
18% Feb
2
54% Apr 25
21
21
'73
Jan
3
91
Apr
215
Jan
17
410
Feb
NY Chic
6%
28
17% Jan
2
25% Jan
18
27
46% Apr
4
59% Jan
17
12
15 % Apr
4
22
93
Dec
12
100
18% Julv 13
24% Dec 15
85
Feb
29
Jan
Dec
14
91
91V* Dec
22
9
9
July 26
Dec
16
26
July 17
43% Jun
5
Oct
28
5
18
8
3
33% Dec
.
15
13
27
97% Jun
106% July 13
8
Jun
27
14% Dec
15% Jun 26
23% Jun
12% Jun 29
,
.27%
28
28
28
28
28%
28%
28%
3,000
26%
26%
Dock
Preferred
5%
86%
88%
86%
86%
540
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,800
16%
16%
16%
5,300
9%
8%
9'A
2,600
36%
16%
9
HIGH
11%
16%
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10J%
1
109%
20%
10
20%
*77
*53
*90
series
A
11%
11%
11%
161%
16%
16%
106%
104%
104%
12%
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12%
12%
12%
12%
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37
37%
94%
94%
12%
12%
12%
101
*98
101
111%
109%
110
109%
20%
20%
79
*77
Elec
&
Gas
$8.75
No par
preferred
32%
32%
32%
32%
4,300
45%
45
45%
45 %
45%
2,000
64,300
20%
210
207%
.
20%
54%
220
214
220
107
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106%
107
4,400
17
17
17%
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18%
18
17%
18
4,500
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53
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390
19%
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18%
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49
50 Va
48%
48%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
v
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93%
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21%
93%
21%
21%
21%
26
26%
21%
25%
26 Va
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83
*81 Va
82%
*88%
91
*88%
90
Apr
19
102
Feb
6
3.90%
preferred
100
*94
95
*93%
94%
81
19
Feb
88
Mar
Jan
3
2
35% May
31'A Jan
2
39% Apr
9% Apr
10
Corp
Ry com—
preferred
American
6
Northern
2
Northern Natural
Northern
19
Central
Pacific
15
88
16
,
Apr 27
106% Mar
3
W% Apr 25
12% Jan 24
28
19% Jan
109
May
Ry
Co
2
14% Apr
21
23
2*%-T*n
Preferred
20
May
33
-T«n
$4.10
Norwich
3
26%
26
93%
91%
21%
22
26%
26%
-
19%
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5,400
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26%
5.500
91%
90
90
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21%
21%
21%
22
19,300
94%
.
26%
26%
83
83
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83
89
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89
y
82 %
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94
82%
90
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94
94%
200
110
94%
94%
94 V4
4.300
2612
26%
10%
10%'
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
6,600
46 y4
45%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
46
46 V*
47%
49%
49%
49%
2,600
9,400
25
49 y4
49%
-
49'A
49%
49 %
49%
49%
49%
50%
25
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27 y4
27%
27
27
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27%
27 %
27%
26%
26%
18
18Va
17%
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
51.900
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
16
16 »A
15%
16
16
16 Va
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50
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83
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35%
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35%
35%
35%
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37%
38%
37%
38%
37
38 Va
37%
38%
37%
38%
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'
(Minn)—
10
No par,
No par
*108%
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98%
97%
97%
14%
14%
13%
14%
21%
22%
24%
24%
18%
24%
24%
18
19'A
*
_—
series
Pharmacal
-
10
Co
Northwestern Telegraph
5
16%
10%
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
4.6% preferred
25
Apr 21
94%
No par,
preferred
$4.80 preferred
50%
16%
19%
19%
49%
17%
100
Gas
Ry
$3.60
19
50
46 Va
1
Comjnon
27
25
15% Mar 31
2
16
103% Feb
„5
,r„
17% Dec 16
10% Mar
94% Feb
19%
120
390
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10
Co
North American Aviation
13
18%
40
89%
*87
89%
48%
52 %
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51%
390
1
Western
&
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18
4
Nopco Chemical Co
North
51%
891/a
390
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22
88%
Norfolk
53
89%
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50
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8
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89
90
390
83
;
5
1,600
215
107 V*
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13
21%
210
107%
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19 % Feb
20%
21%
210
107%
53
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20%
208
107
89%
91%
390
20%
20
20%
208
107
16%
17%
20
210
107
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28% Jan
160
32%
100
4
"
32%
100
4
-
45
No par
24
6,600
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81
45'A
preferred
preferred
A
Electric
2,200
20%
81
32%
3.60%
Noma
110
19%
79
32%
20%
26'/a
100
4
109
20%
78%
Corp—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
11% Mar 10
111
20
79
*77
45%
3.40%
47'A May
x52%Feb
101
33
Class
9
*98
45%
7
10
101
33
5
Jan
10,600
45%
23
Mar
120
12%
20%
19%
79
800
95%
12%
■
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,
3,000
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,
109%
111
20%,
'
State
37
37
95%
12%
50
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37
37
95%
12%
20
100
Shipbldg Corp partic stock—1
12
95%
*98
2,000
106%
12
37
101
*1.300
-
16%
16%
12%
35%
.
11%
106%
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Shares
share
*104
12%
37
20%
21 Va
20'A
*300
11%
share
110
106% 106%
50
$ per
11%
the Week
-
46
*209
No par
$ per share
11%
16%
*77
May 4 •'
share
$ per
Sales tew
Friday
,
32%
*45%
16%
Thursday
May 3
per
*98
79
32%
1
Wednesday
May 2
.
16%
12%
101
PRICES
*104
95%
*98
9
16%
16%
12%
100
SALE
16%
9 %
106%
*11%
12 %
16%
9
*86
11%
$
11%
16%
106%
27'A
.
16%
9
AND
S per share
36%
Co
Common
7
86%
22%
May 1
*94'A
NY
1
26%
22%
Tuesday
11%,
25,100
27
26%
27
36%
Apr. SO
share
900
28
•
86%
Monday
12%
common—-—No par
preferred
Harlem RR
26%
%
22%
86%
37%
N Y New Haven & Hart RR Co_100
17
27%
' 23
95%
NY
9
26%
T-
Feb
29
31% Jan
28
22% Dec 28
32% Mar 28
20
27%
94
.15% Mar 28
Mar 22
109% Dec
27%
*12%
com—_100
Northern States Pwr Co
9% Dec
*90% Dec
28V*
88% Jan
26% May
17% Jan
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
Jan
11,500
25
49 % Apr
24
17
51%
17
35% Jan
27
28 V* Dec
23% Mar
51%
■10
6
Feb
21% Feb
18% Dec
Mar
11.800
28
51%
92
19
53 % Mar
1
99
%
28
50%
Apr
82
8
39% Nov 24
24% Dec
4
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
78% Jan
25% May
2
x28%. Jan
u
27%
51
87% Apr
Mar 29
103% Mar 20
19
4
May
,20% .Tan
31
97% Jun
98
90
15
24% Mar
5
%
27%
16%
No par
non-cum
300
7,200
50%
12%
York
9%
35 7 a
27%
*104
No par
Co
70
9%
35%
51
$ per
No par
Louis
143%
9>A
35%
%
27%
*36%
City Omnibus Corp
$5
35%
%
27%
*11%
100
N Y &
35%
50%
*94%
New
20
Dec
St
35%
143%
141%
■
35%
140
173
51%
86
pfd_100
Central
&
*9
35
8.500
17 L Va
%
.27%
1
preferred series A
141%
9%
*9
173
51
100
Brake—
142
9%
*
70
75%
74'A
76
*27
%
No par
com
NY
2
19
\\
*17**-,
99%
*98
99%
51
27Va
26%r27
5
York
13
35%
173
18%
18%
75%
*98
28'A
1
4%%
Air
143%
99
76
*171%
141%
171
9%
34%
34%
14
100
Mining Corp
Industries
common
Newport
2
156% Feb
*142
9%
18%
18%
29
75%
51
*27
1
New
26% Jan
236% Feb
170%
143%
*9
Apr. 28
16
3
3
Mar 13
■
"
76
9%
York
Apr
170%
100
,142
9%
New
25% Jan
34%
*98
75%
75
,171
9%
*9
100
99
74%
74%
9%
27
Jan
5
16,200
19
100%
9'A
12
19
28% Apr
19 Va
19%
19%
16%
England
Newmont
■
21% July 27
3,900
33,000
16%
46% Apr
Va Jan
19 %
29 %
16%
38% Jan
Nov
52
19
29%
16%
4
106
"
18%
29%
1
10
3
18%
29%
23
preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
180
41 % Jan
18%
29%
86%
17
lo
18%
29%
18%
86
24
3
15'A Jan
18%
29%
19%
Saturday
Elec System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Jan 420
30
6
18%
28%
187A
23
23% Feb
21
Jun
18%
29%
19%
'
82% Jan
,
18%
29
22%
common
9,300
18%
29%
*100
10 "
preferred
Nesco'"Tnc
11
29%
No par
Co
11
18%
^
No par
4%%
20
20% Apr
27
14% Oct
Feb
50%
5,800
14%
LOW
Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred/
8,900
14%
STOCK
New
190
8%
52
51%
52
14%
100
6
171%
8%
8%
50%
14%
5
Inc
Xl70%
8%
•.
14%
Co——No par
(The) Pa com
10-
7
73% Nov
246% Apr
17% Dec
26
200
Oct
Feb
12% Mar
5
99
Apr
18% Apr
26 V* Mar 29
3
19
X105
98
22
80% Dec
18% Feb
23
35
Apr
3
93% Apr 11
11% Jan
2
18
20 % Nov
26
66% Mar 14
2
Apr
170%
3%
8%
14%
Co
Nehl Corp
Neisner Bros
170%
174
*170%
8%
12%
par
18
172
7,100
10%
EXCHANGE
8% Jan
16
103
Apr
104% Dec
y
14% Jan
13,600
49'A
1
ex-dlst
YORK
2,900
33%
13%
t per share
5
15% Jan
104
13% Mar 23
5
10% Jan
10% Jan
42% Nov 25
18
25
6
10
106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13
13
Apr
28
NEW
20%
33%
31
8
Co
Highest
f per share
17% Feb
'
,
Lowest
S per share
49
STOCKS
Range Since Jan, 1
Highest
$ per share
21%
20 y8
33%
49
No par
Fibre
21%
20'A
33%
13
Ref
Vulcanized
'f,
Year 1950
48%
No par
Tea
21%
20
33%
10%
preferred
National
21%
za
48%
No par
Corp
Corp
National Supply
27% Apr
89% Jan
4
Dec
21%
-
33%
13
common
Lt
&
Shares
22% May
89
July 13
34
Power
National
21%
*D
390
11
172
National
7.200
12%
\
145
9
15%
10%
*170%
13
15%
12%
*143%
Jan
15%
10%
73%
24% Dec 28
4
*10% July 13
8%
48
10
28% Feb
15%
12%
Stores
Prod
Co
3,500
15%
68
10%
-
preferred
Lead
8%
8%
48
.7% preferred A
„
100
6% preferred B
100
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
26
<35% May
% Jan
2
25% Jan
2
47% Mar 14
Nov 24
53%-Nov 27
29% Oct
9
21% Dec 18
$4.80
National
25
1% Jan
17
Inc
Co
National Gypsum Co com
29
185% Jan
2
Jan
76% Feb
31% Mar 29
4
21% Mar 22
103
24
•'« Apr
<
,
22
U lan
28
Anr
30
141% May
q% May 3i
20
.
Mar 13
31% Dec
27
7
17% Jan
7
159
Mar 22
23% Dec
4
10
29
4
25
15% Apr
71 % Apr
Apr
26% Jan
Jun
185% Jun
11
Jan
21
69% Dec
X% Dec
5
22% Jun 29
35% Mar 31
26
21
102
July 13
7% Jan
18
45% Feb
18
22% May 31
11
35
178
13
22
27% Dec
July 25
Nov
20% Dec
35%
1
Dairy Products
50
35%
X68
1
Cylinder Gas Co
July 17
14% Mar 30
20 % July 17
35%
No par
2
27
27
36
691A
35%
33%
No par
1
6% Jun
Lines
68%
35%
15%
2o%
33%
100
preferred
68%
21%
19%
33%
20.200
20%
20 %
20%
20%
68%
15%
5
common
10% Jun
Jan
15%
20
20%
*35%
20%
69
\35%
10
Corp
Co
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
3
20%
*86
,
22%
10
*24%
24%
1.60
:
86
108%
22%^
50
Co
10
86%
109
18%
18%
.
.
18%
10
9%
10
86
86
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86
86
86
86%
109
109
109
108%
108%'
10
10
10
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5,300
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25%
280
20
20%
17,100
31%
%
15,400
117,900
54'A
.23,400
O
28% July 12
104% Dec
95
16
Dec
21
26% Feb
14
35% Mav 20
112% Mar
100
Jun
9
18% Dec 20
18% Oct
20
19% July 11
90
July
8
Jan
9
28% Nov 22
101% Oct
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54%
53
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20 V.
20
20
103
93
53%
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preferred
31%
31%
31%
31%
&
*102
Ohio Oil Co—-No par
Oliver
31%
—
4.40%
993/, Feb 27
54% Apr 27.
18
Rights
4
110% Mar 12
43% Mar 29
19
Ohlo Edison Co common—
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10
com
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4%% convertible preferred
20
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104
103%
105
104
93
93%
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94%
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20
20
20
20
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106
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94
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150
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20
4,700
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29%
19
29%
101
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29%
100%
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100%
22.
A {'•***.
620
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(1903)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
10 % Jan
15
Jan
3
113
20% Jail
20
July 26
14ft July 10
72
Aug
2
10
25
337/« Jan
25
5
17% Feb
27
Apr
Jan
2
Nov
27
73% Feb
2
82
Jan
16
6
17
Jan
98
Jan
16
101'/2 Mar
1
4%
16% Apr
177/2 Jan
11
197/i Feb
6
Pacific
Amer
10
29
Apr
20
Pacific
Coast
Co
647/8 Feb
19
1st
Sep
1
13
55% Mar 10
4
6
44
Feb
15
20
Apr
28
x49% Jan
34% Mar
17
38
Apr
103
Jan
3
152
138% Apr 26
5'/» Mar 29
Sep 26
Dec
18
Oct
20
29
Jan
28
53
• % Dec
4
8% Dec
6
87/4 Jan
29
4% Jan
11
4% Jan
2
Jun
27
12'A Dec
28
18% Apr
34% Jan
17
27% Oct
19
25
13
49%. Mar 20
x40
9
96 7/2 Apr
77/2 Apr
4
22% Oct
5
48 % Nov
24
10
4
18
Feb
5
25% Feb
26
57
8
7% Apr 29
18% July 26
13% Dec
30
<
28
Feb
10
23 7/4 Jan
22
Dec
21
22
6
*106 % Jun
9
21% Jan
6
14% Jun
27
41% Feb
20
30% Aug 22
107
July 14
10% Jun
29
7% July 12
28
July 13
103
July 12
11% Jan
18
13
110
Oct
30
64% Nov 27
52% Jan
36% Feb
32
6
139
May 19
20% Dec 22
12
Mar
6
112
4
138%
138%
*138-'A
5%
5%
5%
3'A
61%
54k
Corp com___10
601/4
61
*8%
9
Car
Jan
3
Paramount
Refining
1
Pictures
Corp
Tilford Distillers Corp
Consolidated
Davis
Parker
Si
Rust
9%
l
1
*46
3%
No par
Proof
Co
22% Mar 12
10
597/2 Apr
107
3
17
26
26'% Feb
23
28
116% Mar 23
23
106% Jun
9
99
Apr
24
106
Feb
9
105% Oct
20
110% Feb
24
104
Apr
17
110
Jan
4
IIO1/4 May
X115
4
Jan
8
Lowest
34%
*33%
Penick
No par
Penna
6c
Lowest
11% Apr
18
16% Nov 22
14
20
Dec
15
23 'A Dec
1
20'/a Jan
84% Jan
4
96 % May
3
88
common
46
587/s Oct
July 17
23
May
2
17% Jan
19
2
25% Feb
2
957% Feb
27
49% Jan
15
567/s Mar
9
8%
-
4
20
Mar
95'/. Feb
28
96
Jan
20
9% Mar 31
28% Dec
Feb
8
29
9
67'A
1,000
68%
68%
69'A
14'/4
14
14%
14
26 7/8
14%
1,500
26'A
27
26%
26%
3,500
14%
26%
*22
23
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23
*22
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109
*107
109
*107
27 '/a
27%
21%
27%
12 >/h Apr
31
Jan
15
19
2
30
8
9
99
Apr
27
16
Jan
2
17% Jan
Oct
21
Oct
17
23
5
86
27%
27%
Mar 17
24 Ve
July
19%
Jan"22
28% May
92'/2 Jan
Dec
29
38 7/s Mar 16
May 4
42% Jan 24
Pitts
17% Mar 29
22
Feb
3
21%
21%
21'A
21%
22'/,
58'A
58%
58'A
59
60
33%
33%
118
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21%
21»A
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 '/a
21%
21%
5
155
Jan
17
May 4
37% Jan 25
174
Feb
174
Dec
97
164
Mar 22
JO %. July 17
14
40 7% Oct
7
9% Dec
Mar 30
21
Jan
8'/a Apr
21-
2
10% Jan
16
30
17
•
10% July 17
18% Dec
3
125
19
•
14
Is
11% Jun 27
12% Dec
15
7 % Mar 23
-
July
3
Jan
2
24
77
Apr
4
Nov
27
74
Jan
2
Dec
30
28
Mar 28
May 16
141
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Jan
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98
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Jan
33% Jan
4
147
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Feb
31% Dec 30
20,
38% Jan
18
♦76%
145
July 28
9% Sep
27
0.
13
18 y2 Feb
Nov
6
32
61% July 25
19%-Jun 30
1
467/s Apr
23 % Apr
311/4 Jan
12% Apr
54% Oct
lo
21
10'/4 Jan
3
14% Apr
12,5
7
51'/2 Jan
2
63 7/2 Feb
52 V* NOV
-
18 Va Dec
16% Mar
13% Dec
38
Dec
22
19
8
19
19
501/2 May
2
1
1
106%
103%
66 'A
66'A
67%
60
60'A
60'A
60
271/a
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27'A
27%
27'A
23%
* 110
27
7/4
27»A
23%
111
100
271/a
24
241/4
*110
„
102
24'A -■-247/2
111
111
Plymouth Oil Co
19
Poor 6c
14% Feb
28
Potomac Electric Power Co
Pocahontas
B
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
351/2 Mar 15
41% Jan
17
Mar 22
4%%
71 Ya Dec 29
70% Mar 15
80
Jan
11
Procter
25% Nov 24
20% Apr
29% Jan
31
80
Jan
Publicker Industries
91
1
90
Jan
16
Feb
19
21
Jun 30
28 %
May 31
25
Jan
2
30'A Feb
19
30
Anr
271/4 Jan
2
30
4
24% July 12
115%- NC7
<
85
Dec
8
14
123
Nov
14
Apr 28
90% Jun 23
113'/4 May
2
95
Feb
3
6
119% Feb
7
13
26 % Feb
8
841/4 Apr 23
217% Jan
2
91 'A Feb
20% Dec 19
237/8 Feb
26
23% Dec
30 Va Feb
2
241/4 Apr
277A Feb
13
1077/a Mar
9
997/4 Apr 2541% Apr
2
46% Mar 28
103
18
Oct 27
30
31% Jun
106% Dec 26
48 % Nov 13
48% Dec 30
109% Jan 10
25% July 18
347/a Jan 30
26% Feb 27
'
26
107
Feb
21
477/8 May
4
547/g Feb
13
106% Mar
8
IO97/2 Apr
6
27% Jan
2
31% Feb
5
33% Apr
4
24% Nor 24
4
48
reb
2
144
18% Jan
Apr
5
159
Jan
22
24
Jan
a
29
Feb
5
conv
$4.75
com
com
preferred
cum
Serv
4.64%
Co
of
14%,
14 %■
14%
14'A
14%
23'A
13,100
22%
23
22%
23
90%
15,100
89
89
50%
*99%
101'A
*99%
1017/2
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100'A
preferred
preferred
3%%
Pub Serv El & Gas
19'/2
96
83%
12 >A
*357/4
*98
Oil
5%
—...
Inc
(The)
common
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
6%
Oats
83 %<
12'A
*12 »A
35%
34%
100
*99
16%
120
1G%,
„
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19%
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96
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84
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13
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29
99
17
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17
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110 'A
120
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120
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95
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40
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41%
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20
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20
20%
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20
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95
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156
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155
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155
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167
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167
164
45
10
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45%
10
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9%
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24
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78
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80'A
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86
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66
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87
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28 «A
28
28
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25%
13
13
58%
150
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24'A
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24%
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40
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11,700
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150
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24%
79'A
25
86
29
29
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150
5,900
79%
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150
220
..
24%
24
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59
59%
59
60
60%
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9,300
5,300
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79
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120'
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28'A
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155
167
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40
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52
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15
600
27,000
40
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39
39
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72'A
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72%
23
72%
73
237/4
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23'A
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22%
23
23
24
24'A
13,000
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92
27%
91
91
27'A
27%
28 %
28'A
29
116
115
115
27'A
29
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92%
92
92
27%
27%
27%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
2,500
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29
28%
28%
28%
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7,300
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22'A
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22%
22%
22 %
22%
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113'A
114
113%
85'A
85
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130
22%
22'A
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16,000
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24'A
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24%
24'A
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100 »/4
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100'A
100%
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44%
44%
45%
45%
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54
54%
53'A
54%
53'A
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108'A
108 »A
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30%
30%
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37
30%
37
100
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146'A
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10
26'A
26'A
36'A
36'A
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26%
26%
26
37
110
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30%
30%
37
37'A
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24%
247A
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25,200
100'A
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47
47
47%
47%
47%
21,000
53%
52%
53%
53
54'A
32,800
108' ft
1087/2
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30%
30%
110
30%
38
37'A
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26%
26%
110
144%
26%
1,000
37%
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200
30%
30%
37%
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26%
27
600
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2 2'A
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114
230
22%
24%
110
91%
85
*100'A
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500
23%
91 %
29
£2
.
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44%
8
100 %
19'A
10
No par
preferred
33%
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*
50.4U0
100
17
33%
44'A
100
13
17
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53
10
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15
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29
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100 »A
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19%
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156
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50%
100
98
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39
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96
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100
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*
No par
preferred
4.08%
Pullman
Pure
No par
com_
98
*151
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div preference com—No par
$1.40
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*17%.
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,400
100
98
*94%
,
10
Indiana—No par
Shares
14
22%
No par
Public Serv Co of Colo—
Public
< per share
14%
23'A
1017%
5
the Week
14%
*99%
No par
inc
Sales for
May 4
22%.
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preferred series A—50
Friday
May 3
t per share
14%
50
1
530
Thursday
Sper share
50%
10
Gamble
6c
Wednesday
May 2
May 1
90
No par
13% Jun 27
86
Tuesday
I per share
50'A
1
102
106'/2
106,
PRICES
90
5
♦101
23JA
257/a
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19% Jan
17
SALE
88
5
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106
51'A
—1
110'A
110%
103
14%
Co com—No par
(The)
2,600
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88
25
Inc
9 300
24'A'
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50%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd—100
28
24'A
111
102
90%
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—100
27%
24%
110'A
105'A
51»/2
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2,230
16,800
23
16%
Coal
60%
14%
*1107/4
16% Man 14
16% Jan
HIGH
7,200
67%
23%
2
137/8 Jan
10
AND
Apr. 30
tper share
107
67'/,
♦60'A
14%
^100
Pond
12% Jan
105%
105%
»A
-jr.
50%
1st series prior pfd——100
Co class
105%
110%
1,200
27%
24%
.
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27%,
25
110%
104'A
.
23%
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No par
28
4
24%
-an
..*100 »A-T02
Monday
tper share
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
i.,5% preferred class A
Creek
22'A
100
Feb
57
22
64%
39
Co
22
104 y4
*19
Plough
22
60
1
wttston
21'A
64'A
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 6s Bolt
No par
"$%%
22'A
59'A
5
Consolidation
21%
21%
63%
convertible preferred—No par
$5
21%
60
63.300
170
21%
64
200
;
6.300
3,600
21%
63%
700
2,000
101 'A
21%
59'A
101
50%
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64
100
11'A
50%
100 %
591/2
102
20'A
10'A
51
100'/a
2,000
33:%
118%
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11%
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33%
118
20'A
11
50%
101
v
118
20%
11'A
50%
100'A
33
118
19%
10'A
50'A
101
32%
118
19%
10%
49%
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33'A
118
20%
10%
51
100%
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118
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1007/2
33%
118
21
10%
21%
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118%
*187/2
Apr. 28
RR
62,500
20%
58 »A
Saturday
common
7,000
21%
59 '/2
No par
200
27%
59%
63%
Pittsburgh
24
27'A
20'A
100
Louis
27%
50
100
St
27'A
25
STOCK
Pitts Coke & Chem
Nov 22
163
135% Jan
&
40
153"
Jan
C
25y8 Nov 21
Mar 21
71
4
C
109
*27%
59'A
LOW
preferred
♦107
5.600
23
101%
No par
com
*22
60'A
101
21
100
Corp
22
109
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
96
3
155
7
$4
27%
22
*107
21%
501/2
21'A
common—No par
Petroleum
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
23%
109
60
IH/,
50 %
preferred
Pitts
14% July 17
148
Mar
1
,
18
5%
'107
21'/«
33
*100'%
Phoenix
Jan
26
110
Jones
Phillips
Jun
106
17
Phillips
5
30
35 'A Apr
104
Jan
11% July 14
,
7
Feb
*22
109
•
'
21%
33
5
27%
23
60
*59
5
—
9'A
12,700
2,100
100
series preferred
85% Apr
76 i/g Mar 15
17% Sep
4
15% Dec 27
•7
Dec
16V4 Apr 24
34% Mar 23
4
101% Dec
-
Feb
97
80% Dec
3
91% Aug
8
»7% Jan 27
9%
23 'A
68
26 'A
1
preferred
9%
37'A
67%14%
3
4%
9
1,700
6,300
22%
677/a
26%.
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
3.90%
9U0 -
7%
19%
37
67
14%
common
35
7%
19'A
68'A
67
26'/,
3%%
16
9
*34'A
7%
15'A
23
14%
Phila & Reading Coal 6c Iron
19
'7%
19
36%
26 >/2
Philco
107»/2 Jan
8%
14
Par
104% Jan
7%
23
102
27
35
19'A
36%
105%
24
34%
19%
34%
600
37
*105»A
997% Apr
34%
25,000
22
*100i/4
98'/2 Apr
177% Jan
34%
7'A
56'A
22
105
14
54%
37
102
21
56%
21%
*99'/a
Dec
6,400
55%
13,600
36%
104%
103% Dec
30
3%
8%
100
107
14
3'A
5 7'A
21%
100
102% July 17
47'A
54 7/8
55
36%
preferred
100 y» Oct
23%
47
3%
21'/,
4.3%
Corp
23%
46%
3%
37
EXCHANGE
26
23%
45%
3%
8%
21%
3.8%
YORK
23%
46'/4
9
37
preferred"
preferred
NEW
180
23,700
23%
3
8%
21%
No par
$1 conv preference com
4.4%
8,500
9
23%
27
5
preferred
Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc__1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
45%
100
*45%
13%
10
4'/2%
33'A
44%
*98
377/4
67
50
Co
31%
1,500-
9'A
3%
.19
8%
32
8%
*21
Light Co—No par
$ per share
Apr
13.000
8%
7%
■
100
Co
99 7A
26%
Petroleum
Highest
$ per share
63%
8%
45%
98%
3'A
1
RR
Electric
29%
44%
99
10
preferred
Power
30
45%
_7
Corp
Corp
Cement
7%
19%
8%
29%
99
67'/4
l'47/«
Glass Sand Coip com
5%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9,500
*36'/2
No par
Coke
6c
7%
19
STOCKS
$ per share
250
5%
7%
34
7%
Range for Previous
8 per share
3%
44%
23'A
46%
46
•
►
Year 1950
8%
760
-140
19%
23
35
8%
Coal
23%
49%
19%
Phila
Dec
60%
28%
9%
50%
8%
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
102% Oct
60
3%
44%
9
49'A
*7%
Penney (J C) Co
9%
3%
19%
63'/> Mar 27
9
60'A
8%
100'A
46%
_?
28% Mar
2
237/4 Apr
4
69% Jan
Apr 25
25% Jan
May
CO
8%
*99
*3'A
„_5
Pet Milk Co
3
60
44%
-
50%
*34
r25
45
*45%
No par
Ford
"
100
23
31/4
Parmelee Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
6c
"5%
8 7A
47
10%
18% Jan
Jan
44%;
*98'A
23'A
50'A
2.50
5%,,
9%
23%
Mines___l
Co
6c
5%
337/30
9
8%
5%
99
Pepsi-Cola
13
8%
5%
45%
Prod
19
30
57A
58%
8%
21
22% Apr
61'A
59
118
12% Jan
139
109'A
44%
•
117%
3
57
139%
5%
5%
*18%
27
24% Feb
14
139
5%
1
Corp
100
1257/5 Feb
8
5
29
139%
10 i%
100
2
Jan
97/2 Jan
62% Dec
10b%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Jan
18
66 7/8 Dec
4,200
138%
108 %
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
56
Apr
105% Feb
277/8 May 26
26% Mar 17
108%
*138%
30
34% Mar 27
115
82
108%
138%
100
Pennsylvania
27
28
39
Penn
11
85% Dec
38%'
18
177/2 Jan
8
39
18
100 «/2 Apr
Jun
2,600
38%
60 % Apr
10
Jan
34
52%
39
277/, Apr
267/4 Jan
6
Jan
25
5
6
17% Nov 24
81% Jan
Jan
Jan
52%
38%
52 %>
99
Penn
110
197/2 Apr
4
37% Feb
107
25
86
Mar
24% Jan
18
44% Mar 27
xl06
52-/b.
38%
108%
—
Panhandle
Penn-Dixie
9
12.300
38%
108 'A
52
35,000
15% Mar 16
x24% Mar
32'A
52 %
30'A
1087A
52
40,300
2,800
27% Mar 10
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
Dec
23% July 20
23% July 18
2
May
32 %.
52
38%
108%
5 V2
8
8
52
387%
52 Vn
108 %
140
12%
14
10
52 7/4
32%,
38%
108%
*52
5'A
16
26
120*
500
12%
87/2 Jan
407/2 Feb
10
39
51/2
10 »A Jan
741/2 Jan
32%-
127/2
21% Feb
257/4 Jan
32%
20
*19%,
5%
2
4
321/,.
58 'A
39
f 0
12 7/,
11
27
32'A
58'A.
39
19 "/4-
5%
8>/4 Mar 28
11
32 7'g
32%
59
*33'/a
*
12%
6% Apr
Jan
19%
5%
16% Jan
36
39'A
137/4.
12%
3
647/a Apr
137/2 Jan
*381/2
19%
*57%
59
381/4
19%,
230
5%
31% Jan
x207/s Apr
*57'A
38 7A
30
27
12%
Utah
13
32%.
59'A
39
19%
*26 7/2
5%
6c
29
*33
27
2,100.
28%
Park
38 y« Mar 17
39
*26%
16%
12%
Parke
23% Dec
*58
2,700
103
1614.
29%
Park
70% Nov
July 31
59'/2
19 %
*100
127/,
2
25
31
83% Apr
*58
19'A;
17
30
15,000
12%
o
18% Dec
-
27%
100
17
2.200
80
*28'A
15
18
£7
19 >A
100
19%
78 %
78%
12%
Jan
9% Dec "29
27
597%
19%
19%
102
1-7%
27
20
19%
*100
17
27%
32
*76%
17%
27
32
19%
19%
77
79%
6.500
291/g
47/4 Jan
18 % Dec
19%,
20
77
78
17
170
33%
77%
77%
102
X2G
38
5%
577/2 May
6
191/4,
*100
20%
38%
4,800
26
73%
'77
77%
'25
12%
11
4
19'A
17%
19%
78%
76%
26
38 %
*28%
11
Dec
'77
102
17-
20%
'25
38%
Sharer
12%
102 %
No par
Apr
3
19%.
*100
17%
10
Motor
40% Jan
May
77%
26
38 %
11%
'101%
Amer World Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol <fc Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
27
35
20%
78
76%
20
Pan
22
3
77
'25
38%
12%
102
100
preferred
Dec
4
9% Jan
5'A Apr 17
15'A Apr
8
4
1047/2 Jan
25
457/g Apr
18
Pacific Western Oil
4%
19%
26
12
101%
No par
com
preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard
'25%
37%
27%
25
6%
46% Jun
33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20
6
21 y, Jan
7
137/t Apr
20
28
8% Dec
Telep <fc Teleg
14
337/2 May
457/8 May
20
Mar
107
Mills
19%
20
*38%.
Lighting Corp—_—No par
Pacific
Pacific
Electric—
38
*58
non-cum
&
12%
101 %
'27'A
No par
2nd prefererd non-cum____No
par
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
10
Gas
11%
101 %
37%
102
17%
10
1
6 7/s Mar
Mar 15
Feb
preferred
common
11%
77
*100
5
the Week
f per share
101%
77'A
'19%
100
5
637/2 May
4
8 % Mar 16
10 % Mar 14
No par
com
Pacific
30
67/8 Feb
1
Inc
conv
Pacific
Mar
1517/2 Jan
3
.3% Jun
447/, Mar
Products
cum
6
49»A Feb
113
Pabco
3
54% Mar
2
111% May 23
"
Mar 21
3
317/» Mar 27
Dec 18
45
May
Apr
16% Jan
4-
35% Jun
21
3
7
26% July 11
771/4
preferred
Fisheries Inc
Sep 27
16
*70%
12.50
Co
Sales for
May 4
tper share
11%
38
No par
Glass
19
Feb
July 20
1% Mar 21
Co,
Owens-Illinois
Friday
May 3
$ per share
'101%
26
19%
Thursday
May 3
I per share
11%
'25%
"18%
PRICES
Wednesday
101 '/a
101
26
38
2.50
25
23
38
Mfg
Feb
37
34% Jan
<fe
Jan
43
28
No par
Marine
11%
101%
"25V*
SALE
May 1
< per share
11%
»101
10
Elevator
Outlet
611%
A—,100
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 30
tper share
5
common
preferred
21
58 »/4
17% Feb
(The)
Collins
AND
Monday
Apr. 28
21'A Dec
15% July 27
30% July 26
-
Saturday
104
July 12
Aug 15
5% Feb:
1
Outboard
78
65% Sep 27
.
Otis
19
3
.102
Corp
convertible
13
75 Mi Feb
22
8
8%
Oppenheim
12
14
1
36
LOW
STOCK
Par
Omnibus
5
28
79
48
.
Jan
25% Feb
Jan
20
2% Jun
105
20
Mar 24
82
Oct
July 26
1 28%
Apr
3
98% July 13
142% July 21
2
39% Apr
21% Jan
Oct
100
27% July 11
.
13 »/a Jan
22
19
13% July 17
.
3
23
11% Apr
7% Jan
49
11% Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Nov
•7% July 12
i
Apr 21
NEW
Highest
f per share
27 y2 Sep
42% Jun
30
•7
Lowest
S per share
3
•5
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
1,400
145
26%
26%
200
1/5O0
R
3
12/A Jan
73% Jan 13
100
i
%r
.
Feb
3
Jatjr 13
23% Apr 18
80
Nor 28
16% Jan
a
21
Mar 16
76% Jan
3 V, Apr
2
82
Mar
3% May
103'A Jan
lo
35-.NOT 15
For
footnotes
esee
page
1
103
33
Jan
1
22.
2
aan
40% Mar
19'A
Id7/,
19%
19
79 »A
77'A
78%
*77%
3%
3%
3%
3%
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina. Co3%%
1
3%
3%
3%
9
100
*94'A
96
*94%
96
5
Raybeatos-ManhatUn
No par
*37'A
38
*37 %
38%
8
5% Feb
Apr 27
19'/#
*77'A
3%
5
4'A Jan
95
f <
6
2
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp—
—1
8
-
pfd
3%
3%
*94%
37
19%
19'/,
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
72,003
77%
77'A
77'A
78
73'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
79
3%
33,400
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
21,800
78
96
37%
,
96
♦37
96
37%
*96,
•
97
"
-
■
98%
.
900
96%
60
37%
400
'
37%
37%
37 %
1*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
.
(1904)
20
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
$ per
13
30 y» Jan
29
28 % Dec
19
July 3
39 % Feb
30
37% Feb
13
27% Mar 15
9
Jun
35
10
35% Mar 22
30
20 V* Jun
54% Feb
32% Feb
8
37
tFeb
3
Feb
7
Real
Reed Roller Bit Co
19 3/i
14% Mar 28
18% Dec
21
17% Jan
2
203/4 Feb
1
12% Mar 30
20% Dec
19
16% Apr
3
21% Jan
5
Jan
6
Feb
9
28% Jun
July 3
8
86
58
19% May
Jan
20
93% Aug 22
90
Jan
2
11
13
19% Dec 27
17% Apr
4
223/b Feb
17
28
5% Jan 30
113% Feb
1
12% Mar 15
16 3/4 Jan
9
3% Apr
19
4% Jan
9% Jan
2
103/4Feb
4
13
5% Jan
16% Dec
25
July 13
3
8% Jun
30
13
Jan
13
14% Jan
3
117% Dec
Jan
-
4
11
333/4 May
6% Apr
38% Jan
25
58
Apr
j
Jan
25
206
Apr
,
Dec
150
18
13% Jan
39% Jan
50
Dec
13
37% Feb
30
24
12
36
2
45
Mar 31
20
Apr
26
19
105
"
'28
JAn
4% Jan
3
50% Apr
2.
68 3% Feb
9
Jan
10 :
30% Feb
42
2 ;
21% May
4
3
33 % Mar
2
20
139
May
4
Mar 13
107
Feb
23% Jun
22i
Apr
16% Jan
31% Dec
27
31
60% Jan
14% Dec
1
Feb
28
20 5/b Jan
2.
May 11
47% Jan
3
60
1
8% Jan
3
35 % Jan
16
99% Dec
96
Apr
55
41
Apr
13.
4
61
12% Apr
July 13
'
•'
24
99% Dec
22
Mar 24
34
Co
9
18% Dec
7
23% Oct
9
9% Jun
27
24% Dec
21
42% Jun
Jan
128
Jan
98
2
10
71% Feb
5
60% Jan
205
3
122
Oct
96
6
20 % May
13
1
39% Dec
1
'6
101% Sep
47% NOV
112% Sep
20
Jun
30
84% Jan
9
96
Oct
7
115
Nov
9
31
23
57%
11"
52 % Apr
16
102
Feb
26
24
107
Jan
3
Mar 28
38
Jan
8
Scovill
33
Mfg Co
87% Apr
17
95
Feb
7
2
123
Jan
12
4.30%
15
2
13% Jan
Mar
89% Feb
60% Apr
6
60
Jan
3
83% Nov 20
78% Jan
2
17% Jan
47% Jan
Feb
87
25
12
Oil
Seaboard
16
Apr
28
22% Jan
15
Seagrave Corp
24
51% Jan
25
58
Feb
14
May 20
13% Nov 30
lOVsJan
8
18% Feb
8
:—No par
Seeger1 Refrigerator Co—'
5
12
2
16% May
4
Seiberling
11% Jan
4
Servel Inc common
89% Apr
17
14% July 28
20
8% Nov
6
Apr
9% Mar 29
14% May 31
98 % May
Dec 29
18%
88
8
87V2 Jan
17
.
Co
Roebuck .&
Sears
Rubber
».
*17%
15%
—1
Co
10%
1
'
14%
83%
58%
82
18%
Year 1950
I per share
34% Jun
28% Sep
*
30
31 % Apr
3
35% Feb
3
27
32% Jan
2
47 y4 May
4
Sharon
37
Jan
25
46
Apr
19
101
Apr
25
108
Jan
9
6
108 % Apr
2
Nov
10
56 Va Oct
23
24
23
7
34% Jan
25
11 Vi Dec
14
14 Vs Oct
3
6y-i Jan
11
13
Dec
12% Jan
10
26
41VWan
Dec
33% Oct
18
25
Jan
88
Mar
3
14% Jan
4
Feb
14
106
Jan
20
3% Jun
29
7% July 25
80% Dec 22
)
Feb
102
25
2
32% Mar 28
Smith
(A O)
Smith
Alexander
5
23
23
87
May
4
94
Feb
5
25 % Apr
19
2
21 % .Jan
2
4% Apr
24
Jan
8 Vb
28
53 % Apr
25 Vb Mar 15
14
49
Smith & Corona
2
Socony
4
5% Jan
18
.
South
8
5
12
13% Mar 16
11 Vb Jan
2
18% Dec
23% May 25
19% Jan
11
35% Jan
3
64% Feb
18
45
35 y4 Mar
Carolina E & G Co
preferred
South Porto Rico Sugar
3
Jan
5%
;
8%
9
-
preferred
Southern
-
30
2
217/8 Feb
24
South
2
47
16
Southern
67% Dec 21
63% Mar 15
11
51% Dec
27
50
63% Jun
29
70
Dec
26
66
Mar 30
68% Jun
28
67% Dec
27
67
Jan
4
75 Vb Mar
14% Oct
13
13% Jan
2
16% Feb
27
10% Feb
15
7% Jan
29
G) & Bros
Sparks Withlngton Co
8% Jan
17
Spear & Co common
10 %
July 12
4% Jan
3
5
Apr
Jan
3
99% Dec 28
20% Jun 26
81
1
Oct
101% Nov 15
26
6% Jan
2
6Va Apr
6
17
10
25
74% Feb
5
Feb
10
9
*
77
Jan
30
100
Jan
3
257/a Jan
2
29% Feb
13
30 Vb Mar 28
34% Jan
5
14% Feb
9
82
105
Apr 25
Mar
5.
Dec
28
3
33% Dec
18
13% Dec
28
85
Sep
21% Dec
25
77
Jan
3
81
Feb
9
11
19% Jan
2
22% Feb
27
66% Aug
1
15% July 5
29 y2 July 26
106% Jan 25
40
.11% Apr
4
3
36 y2 Jan
26
30
101% Apr
17
109 V4 Jan
30
July 13
24% Oct 23
22% Jan
2
26% Feb
8
•9% Jan 31
96% May 24
88 y2 Apr
6
96
20
113
Mar
Nov
12 y4 Apr
4% July 13
47% Jan
121
136
3
10% Dec
8
77% Mar 27
July 13
160
July 13
174
For footnotes
see
10
9% Mar 28
65
Apr
2
56% May
Mar
1
1
13% Mar 26
13% Feb
1
78% Feb
1
Mar 22
138% Mar 29
160
Feb
8
Mar 22
157 % Mar 29
172
Feb
8
page 22.
,
9
75% Feb
64
8% Mar 30
25% Jan
.
7% Oct
5
60
Jan
Southern
Southern
,
non-cum preferred——-100
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs—100
5%
Spalding
(A
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1
preferred 1
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—1
Sperry Corp
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1
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv
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5
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$4 preferred
x
No par
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferred
-No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc—1
Stand Gas & Elec Co com—No par
$4 preference
No par
$6 prior preferred
No par
$7 prior preferred
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May 3
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;
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Apr
17%
10%
90
5
Natural Gas
Pacific Co
40
17%
11%
36%
25
Southern
1.700
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19%
27
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30% July 12
49
Jun 27
Apr
,
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum—v—1
9% Jan
17
Typewriters-No par
Oil Co Inc
15
May
May
52 % Jan
Jan
Vacuum
—.——100
31
3
53% Jan
Inc___—•
preferred
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3 % %'
130
Apr 26
Apr
-20
10
29
100
Steel & Iron
Corp
4
80% Feb
;
.
25
Co
Skelly
Sloss-Sheffield
38% May
111% Apr
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30
16
•23% Feb
22% May 26
25% Nov 24
King
38% Feb
6
10% July 12
18
4
9
42
6
5
Apr
32% Apr
3iy8 Dec
17
76
12
28
Feb
19% Apr
36% Jun
3
39% Sep
Coalition Mines
Simmons Co
—No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
'—No par Sinclair Oil Cpxp
No par
Silver
8
12
Mfg
91 % Apr
Mar 14
Jan
118% May 24
5y8 Dec 30
11
8
'
15
1
1
5
Corp
19%
27
34%
44%
Corp
Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
53% Feb
31
Oil
Sheller
40% May
55% Dec 30
45
Feb
1
36% Jan
-
,
36May 29
17% July 13
Die 28
Aug
Jan
.35
4
75
30
28% July 13
76
6
8
75
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17
11
21"% Feb
3
11% Jan
3% Mar 13
29%Jan
34% Dec
3
16
17y8 Mar 19
26
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35
42% Nov
15
Apr
19
58 y4 Feb
2
10
30
24% July 12
20% Jan
12% Feb
29% May
29
Oct 17
29% Mar 21
52% July 13
4
2
Mar 15
51
,
4% Dec
2% Mar "31
May
Jan
10
18% Oct
8% July 12
15% Jan
Steel
15%
19 %
26%
"""$ per share
Shamrock Oil & Gas
3
46% Aug 28
34% Oct
July 25
105% Feb 14
16
- Par"
1
—No par
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$4.25 cum preferred
—No par *
Shattuck '(Frank
G)
—No par •
Sheaffer (W. A)
Pen Co
--1
33 % Dec
100
15%
19%
19%
20
300
16
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16
26 %
Apr. 28
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19%
LOW
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1
;
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
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27
Saturday
STOCK
27
33
88
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
EXCHANGE
35
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STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
*
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16
35
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Range for Previous
36%
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88
89%
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preferred
$4.50
16
56%
5
—_—i
27
55
3
82
100
1
No par
of Del
Nov
July 17
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59 %
17% Dec
31
14% 14%
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20
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214
130
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100
com
Seaboard Finance Co
Jan
91
Mar 14
preferred
5%
16
19% Mar 19
3,
74
May 11
Co
Seabd
100
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42%
29%
27
65Vb
com_No par
(The)
Co
3.35%
preferred
Air Line RR
14
10
Mar
Dec
Elec
Scranton
2
80% Mar 26
2
preferred
preferred
8.65%
Jan
112
42%
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17%
36%
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46 V4
20%
28 %
65
25
-100
100
common
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41
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,
38%
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46
20%
28 »
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5
Mar ?0
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22
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Mar 30
1,800
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10
11
95
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56%
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105
7
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36%
28%
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34%
23
57%
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36%
29%
17%
18
41
92
88
19
41% Jan
50
40
Feb
96
21% Jan
5
10% Jan
16
5
25'
3
47% Jan 25
14% Apr
5%
14
Jan
21% Feb
2
18% Apr
20
82
Feb
36%
29
10
89%
17%
Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
Savage Arms C.orp
—5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scott Paper Co common——No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
86% Jan
16 Yb Julv 26
126
10
Mar 27
16
12% July 12
13
11
33% Apr
24
33 % Dec
Jan
Apr
17
Jan
'
246
90% Apr
24
20
25
21
18
27
105% Feb
St Louis Southwestern
5
Apr
11% Jan
29
Oct
4
12% Dec
28% Sep
28
12
30% Feb
8
38% Aug
104
22 % Jan
10
Jan
21
140
24
Feb
6
Dec
240
7% July 13
Apr
12% Jan
Feb
'
36%
17%
90%
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;
36 %
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43
1
;
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17%
45
1
Stores common
5
4% preferred".
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100
St Joseph Lead Co
-10
St Joseph Light' & Power Co_Nopar
St L San- F Ry Co com vtc__No par
Preferred series A 8% vtc
100
9
62% Dec
30
26
85
101 y2 Jan
22
t
5
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44 %
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38%
20 Va
20 %
32 %
32%
130% 130%
-
Safeway
39 Vb Mar
51
.
100
(Jacob)
Ruppert
36%
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10
3%
56%
27%
8%
r
20 *
common
Art Metal Work* Inc
21
20% Mar 29
28
Nov 20
Controls
.
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The)
j
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El Corp—No par
&
Haas
20
—1
L
Inc
Gas
*
16% July 12
—:
62 %
'
'
preferred series A—
Ronson
Mar 22
123/4 Feb
-
4%
1
4
34%
51%
17%
10
105 %
--1
No par
:—No par
Corp
Mills
&
Rohm
23
23% Feb
39% Nov 24
13
Co.1
52
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14
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s*89%
.
100
series
Robertshaw-Fulton
Rochester
1
>
50%
share
13%
116
116
30% 30"%
7%
7%
1 55%
57%
198
205
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9%
9%
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33"%
-
51%
$ per
10
20%
44%
5,300
Sper share
50%
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58%
18a/a
96%
10
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
17
18% May
11t
153/s Jan
23
43% July 28
8
Feb
19% Feb
19
July
18
105
May 12
107
Apr
93% Jan
107% Nov 27
13
Mar 17
102
35
30
3
9% May
Oil
Company
Ritter
Roan
2
4
7% Apr
13
Dec
i
11%
58%
18%
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Shares
the Week
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10%
13%
3%
*
Richfield
24
36
4.50%
>
July 13
28
Preferred
23
-
27
11%
20%
10
100
3.60%. series
Rheem Manufacturing
16
11
,
1
10
Tob class B
Preferred
t
108% Mar 19
34% Apr
*9%
*25%-
1
50c
10
Common
23
*14%
20%
17%
1
Inc
(R J)
Reynolds
30
8% Nov 14
19% Mar 24
Jan
-98% Jan
Motors
*33%
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%.% convertible preferred—100
Jan
Jan
24% Dec
13
12
11% Jan
Apr
53% Dec
14
15% July
1
31
2
"Dec 30
108 3/4 Jun
9
Jan
19
99 % Mar
5
94% Jan
104%
-
41
35
16%
20%
17%
5
100
50c
25c
common
■V Reynolds Spring Co
89 % Apr
7
10
Jan
1
33
23
15
85/s Feb
41
9% Apr
15
27
*39
*33
*15
19%
17%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
Rexall Drug Inc
2.50
49% Feb
1183/4 Jan
139
Co
Mfg
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
„
28% Jan
Dec
8% Dec
Reo
6
39% Dec
32
'
2
40% Apr
30
43 % Dec
3
Apr
32% Nov 24
7% Nov 24
,
8., July 13
20% Jan 13
100
100
112% Mar 15
47% Nov 20
83% Jan
103
14% Jan
20
14% Feb
41
35
16%
20%.
17%
10 ~
3%% series
-Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
10% Jan
10% July 17
S5
*39
.'.No par
Corp
Conv pfd
Feb
64
5
Apr
36%
29%
50c
Co—
prior preference
Stores
.Reliance
133/4 Feb
103/4 Mar 31
62% May 15
1
Aug
*36%
29%
&
div
Reliable
28% Mar
3
Jan
x25
22
12'/a Oct 23
(Robt)
$1.2„
12% Feb
9-/4 Mar 14
36%
29%
No par
Inc
Bros
Reeves
Reis
16
9% Dec
22
1
4%
*
18
7
513/8
1st
non-cum
16
Mar 14
32
51%
*36%
29%
preferred—50
non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Silk Hosiery Mills
5
4 %
Feb
16% Nov
15
common
44
30
July 17
10% Jun
Co
25
Apr
39
34% Mar 22
Reading
.
51%
51
May 4
$ per share
share'
50
1
preferred
$2
May 3
50%
t per
25
60
Rayonler Inc common
2
Thursday
May 2
•
t per share
Sales for
Friday
Wednesday
••
May t -
AjmSfl*
f per share
Par
Sper share
share
46% Apr
21
36 % Dec 30
49% Dec
25
Jan
$ per
share
t per
share
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Apr. 28
,
HIGH
,
.
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
AND
LOW
STOCKS
11,500
1
*49%
50
.
62
62
200
2,600
43%
*42
33 %
33
33
33%
cioo
11%
53,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21
%
21%.
45%
46
45
45%
45
45%
45%
45%
4d %
45%
68%
69%
68%
69 %
68%
69%
69%
70%
70%
71
35,000
55%
56%
55%
55%
55%
56%
56%
57%
14,500
68%
69
69%
69%
69
69
69 %
69 %
2,400
72%
*70
'
"
'
*70
*70
72%
6%
6%
15%
15%
*6%
6%
83
■
6%
6 %
*80
15%
6%
6%
83
15%
6%
6%
82
*70
72 %
16
*15%
36
6%
6%
82
102%
103 %
Xl02%
26%
26 %
26 %
26%.
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
78%
79
79
*73%
21%
21%
22
21%
56%
54
55
52
102%
102
102
103
78%
21%
21%
49%
52
*78'%20%
51%
*102
102%
102%
23%
23%
23%
23%
89
89
88%
88 %
13
13%
13
13 V*
9%
69%
144
*163%
9%
70
145
164%
9%
69%
*144
163%
9%
70
146
163%
23%
*89
13%
9%
69%
*145
163%
11%
16
G%
*6Va
1 800
6%
2,100
6%
1,100
10
83
*80
480
103 *
900
26%
-
26%
20%
31%
31%
31%
12
12
12 Va
78%
78%
78%
22%
22 Va
22%
10,900
53%
51%
53%
8,100
102
102
102
5,600
25,700
-
-
430
12P
8,300
23%
23%
89%
89%
90%
140
13%
13
-
13 Va
10,700
9%
10%
17,200
71%
6,300
23%
23%
89%
89%
13%
13
9 %
15%
103
23%
9%
71
83
26%
3) %
'
*70
103
*102%
*102%
78%
6%
3%
*80
26%
103
6%
6%
26%
*102
69%
"
15%
*80
57
56%
68%
71%-
1,800.
2,700
9%
69%
70
69%
70
146
145 %
346
146
147
700
163%
163%
163%
164%
165%
80#
tVolume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1905)
—J
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
t per share
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
.
44
42% Feb
66
60% Dec
14
Mar 13
50
May
3
Standard Oil of California
59
30
Apr
68% May
4
Standard
2
Jan
25
92
Dec
30
90% Jan
25% Jan
4
35
Dec
30
33% Mar 15
100
Dec
18
104
18% July 13
26
Oct
23
48
54% Nov
28
Jan
6
26% Mar
1
16
12% July 14
34
July 12
98
Feb
12
Jan
4
105% Mar
25% Apr
5
Sep 28
37% Apr
14
4
Jan
98
18
39% Apr
21
15% Jan
Sterchi
3
49% Jan
17
2
19 % Feb
2
16% Mar 26
20% Feb
Stewart-Warner
10% Jun 27
16% July 5
16% July 13
25% July 17
20% Sep 28
23% Apr 27
7
36% Oct
17% Jan'
4
18% Mar
19% Jan
2
25% Apr
Stone #
27% Jan
2
35'A Mar
71
Mar
42
Jan
10
11%'
Nov
24
10% Apr
3
12"% May
Apr
18
96
Apr
4
99
67% Jan
4
*
8 %
July 13
July 17
•93% Dec
1
55 % Feb
15
116% Oct
101
10
10% Jan
Nov 24
25
7
72% Oct 25
■
X122
Jan
9
17% Dec
19
117
30
24% Oct
18
23
19
25
20% Dec
19
14% July 12
22% Dec
19
5
21% Feb
19
2
24% Jan
29
17
36% Feb
19
21% Jan
63% Apr
11
56
July
13
8'A July 12
195
Jan
July 13
9% July 11
33% Jun
24'A Feb
4
5
136% May
4
18% July 13
11% Jmy 11
17
Jan
15
59% Jan 25
82% Dec
23
15 % Jan
24% Oct
13
2
23% Jan
17
97% Nov 25
2
2
:
29% Apr
39% Nov 24
53
July 17
89% Sep 22
44
Feb
85
14
Nov
80
7
.
Dec~27
10
Jun
30
19%
14
Jun
30
21% Dec
7% Jan
3
14
1
11% Feo
27
1
37% Jan
2
12% July
5% Jan
13% Sep 18
9% Oct 20
13% Jan
8% Jan
42% Oct
3% Jan
17% Jan
30
8% v*ct
Dec
8
4
2% Nov
10
7
25
42% Dec
18
5% July 13
94% Jan
103
5% Feb
25
Nov
6
42% Feb
Jan
3
38 % Dec
28
13% Jun
27
29
6
22
$ per share
30%
31%
53
6,400
24,200
54%
51
'
81
21
84
119
"118
119
20%
21%
20%
,
26
2,300
61%
2,700
12%
10,200
4%%
Co
:
11%
408
20%
*398
21
50%
100
...
11%
*395
10
com
preferred
50%
126'
12%
12
405
20%
49%
50%
51
52%
*124%
127
126%
12%
*12%
12%
34%
34 yB
98 %
90
—:
Racific
Coal & Oil
Pacific
Land
share
Hi
39%
39%
13%
5%
29
27%
38 %
91%
91%
93
94
95
263/4
26%
263/4
263A
20 %
263A
20%
20 %
20 %
10,100
20%
203/B
20%
203/8
20%
20 3A
20%
203/a
7,900
20%=
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20 %
20%
20'A
-
12%
12%
13
12"%
102
12%
40
*39
45
44
44
26%
27
*8 ■
39%
397A
95"
95
*4%
15
.
Inc
5
com
preferred
100
com..No par
preference
Toledo
Bearing
.
5
.
*
$ per
37%
X36%
37%
36%
37%
11,400
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
15,300
44%
10%,
44%
10%
45%
45%'
•46 %
463/8
47
46%
473/8
463A
473/8
9,600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
14/JOO
AND
HIGH
Monday
share
$ per share
Tri-Continental
98% Aug
8 % Jan
1
:29% Jan
4% Jan
99
Apr 27
13
11
Jan
5
13% Jan
16
39
Apr
13
41
Jan
16
2
33% Apr
8% Jan
5
9% Oct
3
5
13% Apr
18
Jan
6
12
Jan
26
Twin
103
5
102
Mar
Coach
12%
Co
5
15
20%
par
*33%
par
*98%
par
11%
*35
I
Co
15%
par
50
12%
15%
*33%
,
*98%
100
11%
Friday
May 4
18%
19%
18%
25%
<*23
25%
25%
23%
23%
18%
25%
*22%
23%
«' 1
12%
13%
12%
105%
105%
*35
31%
15%
15%
34%
11%
13
21%
-*33%
99%
99%
99"%
100
11%
*11%
12
35%
11%
*35
11%
36
11%
16
21%
33%
16
100
Shares
24,200
4,300
500
13
59,900
105%
16%
21%
,1
•
2,230
'
3,000
21%
34%
*100
'
Sales fot
the Week
19%
*33%
21%
34
11%
*35
12%
"105%
105%
15%
15%
21
33%
-
600
25%
23%
18%
21%
«,
$ per share
105%
11%
36
11%
11%
Thursday
May 3
25%
•
6,800
29%
$ per share
13%
*98%
11%
,
$ per share
=23%
15%-
3%
293/4
May 2
•.
25%
20%
3
.»
PRICES
Wednesday
r18%
*33%
100
*35
,36
,
15%
21
3%
30
'
12%
34%
*11%
11%
253/s
105%, 105%
105%
20%
21
34%
SALE
'2%
-
29
*22%
13%
105%
13
105%
105%
29
$ per share
13% Apr
*23
3
2%
30%
Tuesday
May I
Apr. 30
12
Coal
240
37
11% Jun
Century Fox Film com—No
conv preferred
t.No
$4,50 prior preferred
No
Twin City Rap Transit com..No
5% conv prior preferred
r
24%
23%
$1.50
800
15,300
98
24%
23
Truax-Traer
8%
41%-
^96
07%
24
20th
,
233/8
No par
18% Feb
*7%
40%.
98
36%
Transue & Williams Steel.
35% Feb
73/4
41%
*96%
300
1,600
23%
25% Feb
24% Feb
*7%
403A
96%
3% ''"••*3%
*29%'
,
21
25
7%
41
140
43A
27%
23%
3'A
13
Apr
7%
403/8
96%
•
.
44
4%
27
37%
31
Nov
Apr 25
33% Apr
3
*43%
43A
263/4
367/8
22
5
443A
*4%
263/8
3%
*29%
15
6
*43%
4%
27
■'
8
40%
9 .7
18%
36% Jan
43%
39%
25
25% Jan
2,500
•*96%
18%
.
400
10%
96%
25%
1
15%
10%
40%
18%
No par
15%
10%
96
25%
common
16
10%
*4%
18%
preferred
*15%
10%
43%
443A
8
30
15%
10
*263/a
25%
-
*15%
10%
4%
18%
Transamerica Corp
39%
26%
Saturday
par
*38%
4V4
Apr. 28
'"
4,400
13
39%
26 %
LOW
/
•
1,600
13
13%
*383/4
4%
'
STOCK
1,400
20%
13%
39
15%
*43%
5,000
23%
.
44%.
10%
EXCHANGE
20
20%
13 3%
39
27%
8%
100
""
'•
37
23
—No par
(The)
"•*
20%
99%
13%
*8
39%
.
100
*»
36%
"
'
99
133/8
*4'A
3%
31%
*3%
5
101%
267/8
8%
*29%
..No par :
10
Axle.—
4%
101
*90
40-
*39
25%
15
13,300
26%
5
20
3,900
39%
26%
2
Jan° 3
42,900
100
913A
Inc
10
50%
26 3A
Trans
18% July 17
32% Jun 29
38%
39
50
91%
101
45
Corp
39%
29%
99%
39
50 %
27%
100 y2
26"%
10
$6
27%
99
92%
15%
Apr
27
102%
10'A
Airlines
49%
20,500
3,000
26%
15%
World
49%
27%
800
100%
*90
10 %
Timken-Detroit
2
99%
101
15%
*
99%
>
6,200
26%
10'A
.
36%.
99
700
5%
35%.
92
16%
•
38%
13%
*5%
35%' 36%
■
10
YORK
13%
5
36%
99%
102
No par
NEW
13%
5
14,800
26%
common
Co
46,200
100%
27%
100
39%
290
9%
92
preferred——No par
Roller
X98%
102
91'A
9%
5%
35%,;
28%
101%
29%
*90%
10%
13%
13
5
29%
91%
9%
102
50c
common
Edison
29%
90
13
100%
1
Timken
29
91%
5%
36%
99%
2 9'A
10%
1
Fair
$3.50
28%
91%'
10
100
No par
Thompson-Starrett Co
7,500
lOO
34%
,
40%
•
Co
R)
16%
10 %
13
,
103%
Trust—
Products
16%
49%
28%
103%
i
16%
*14%,
,
29%
104
40'A
certificates
conv
—
28%
103%
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities
,•
10
No pa;
Co
*15
<'
91
10
99%
Producing
16%
9%
98%
25
Sulphur
400
34%
89'A
98%
Gulf
11%
34Va
9%
5%
2,690
136
*11%
88%
13%
136%
136
12
89
34%
7,400
34%
16%
*5%
54%
11%
29%
*13%
54% '
34
28%
'
8,100
54%
12%
*14%
34%
i
132%
800
21%, 22
34%
16%
5%
—J
132%
415
21%
34
29%
13%
Issued"-
.53%
130%
29
34%
"Wnen
53%
410
500
*12
*14
5 '/'a
34%
11%
410
21
35%
12%
16%
9%
12%
410
21%
300
34%
34
29%
-
12
418
52%
130
*12%
29%
9%
12%
.
21%
*14%
*87
*35%
'
126
34%
.
36%
416
21
12%
l
12
416
20%
34%
,
(James)
12%
408
25
Corp
*35%
21
4.16%
_i
Tide Water Associated Oil
106
74,900
23%
61%
27% Feb
2
80
21
26
20% Jan
Mar 26
23
35%
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
Steel Co (The);
1
$ per share
10% Apr
21%
23
61%
23
103
20%
23%
36%
STOCKS
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
21
23
20%
23%
20%
26
22% Mar 15
3
2,500
118
61
27
8% July 13
60
-79%
78%
118
21
26
25% Dec
104% Jan
15,100
26
Highest
2
80
119
3,600
12%
97%
.
61 'A
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
*77%
*118
58
12%
97%
60%
19% Dec 30
7
81%
119
56%
12%
97%
26
14% July 13
15% Jun 29
Mar
79%
*118
58
12%
*96
61%
Thermoid Co
10% Jan
.16% Jan
54%
12%
97%
26
38% Jan
4
12%
*96
61 %
4%
4
share
82
Thompson; (J
43% Jan
Lowest
84
*118
79%
119 '
12%
96
25%
Thompson
x93A Jan
52%
12
96
*13%
35% Feb
.
52
52%
12.
96
61%
$1.25
4% Jan
2
May
$ per
52%
11%
*95
5
Jan
15
$ per share
31%
26 %
Textron Inc
11% Mar
3
2
,
30%
61'A
Sub
41% Jan
30
Highest
31%
25%
Thomas
10
Lowest
30%
5
19% Jan
Year 1950
,
31%
61%
Range for Previous
.
30%
25%
Texas &
25%, Mar
,49% Jan
Dec
31%
11%
Texas
6% Jan
44% Nov
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
500
31%
23%
*18
61%
Texas
29 7A Feb
31% Mar 29
20% Nov 24
18%
23%
45% Apr
2% May
6
5,200
*17%
*15%
103
18
18
The
1
17%
17%
23%
8
4
17%
23%
27
28
17%
17%
10% Apr
Apr
17%
18%
18% Jan
Feb
95
9,100
23%
2
33% Apr-
Nov 24
18,100
18%
23%
5
4
42%
18%
18
4o
25
41%
19%
24
*39
Apr
41%
18 7A
18
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference.—No par
4% Apr
24
28% Nov 18
41%
19
23%
14% Jan 31
40% Jan 31
„
„
41%
18%
18
Mar 13
40
20
5% Dec
36% Jan
32
Apr
Apr
20
40%
■
24%
0
7
43
1,300
101
25%
ser
Texas Co
7
30'A Jan
*99
14,000
18
5
s
26
23% Mar
101
1,609
14%
40%
31
Telautograph Corp
27
23% Mar
17%
41%
*99
,10c
16
10
Jan
18%
17%
100
12.50
Texas
19% Mar 28
38%
Tennessee
103 % Mar 10
18
26
100
1950—20
Texas Gulf
Apr
100
,
Inc
28
27% Feb
14%
39%
pfd
30
103
14%
407/a
2nd
Talcott Inc
1
25
14%
38%
Biscuits
Mining Co
.
4
10
42
14 »/8
38%
conv
Sweets Co of America (The)
2
Jan
25% Mar 14
42
14%
38%
23%
*23
25
76% Jan
17
42
14%
23%
Texas
347/a Mar
400
36
Jan
105
55
23%
44% Jan
90% Mar 15
55
18%
20%
50
23
May
6,000
55%
35%
Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
21
50 %
25
38%
*98
200
24%
38%
100
13,000
25
22%
Superior Oil of California
Feb
36% May
100% May
41%
24%
38
100
24%
*118
1
Superior
6% Jan
14
t
2
49 % May
63% July 13
20% Feb 16
>
Mar 14
Jan
81% Jan
30
100
Syxington Gould Corp
5
41%
...
37'A
*98
14%
,
18%
79%
3
25
41%
38%
18%
No par
1
18
41%
14%
18%
12
95% Mar
29
41%
41%
38%
96
10% May
12% Jan
17
Nov
*54'A
17"%
11%
2
7% Apr
3
55%
18%
51
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
No par
25% Dec
4% Nov 30
:
*54%
41
*93%
8 % Mar 28
.
24%
55%
41%
l
5
86
25
25%
55
41%
par
Mar
Jan
10% Oct
24%
53,000
37%
100
31%
*
_No par
common.!
25
37%
*98
23%
l
comomn
37%
98'A
18 %
*18
No par
Swift &
30
4
j—.20
_i
Swift International Ltd—
2
3
18
36%
98 %
55%
*98
18 %
37%
100 %
25 %
41%
100
•
37%
*98%
*14%
14 %.
1
4
23% Jan
Jan
*98
25
38%
5
2
16% May
42
37%
101
*55%
41%
8
2
5% Jan
'79
*40%
40%
18
40
13% Jan
55%
38%
Jan
33% Mar 20
6
26% Apr 18
88% May 31
*55
*14%
13% Jan
5
15% Mar
*98%
1
5
40% Oct
3 7'A
98%
25 %
36%
418
54% May
37'A
98% '
25
39,600
*35%
Mar 14
8
37%
•
687/a
121%
*23
5%%
Mar 14
10
100
33,800
68%
120%
35%
Sunshine
11
121
23%
Sunshine
2
4
119%
35%
19
17% Jan
Apr
3
119%
25
16
43% Jan
13
>
20
9% Jan
67
117%
25
18
Apr
66%
115%
pfd series B_
Jan
114
118
conv
26% Feb
14
6
115%
Shares
50
4%%
15
30
Oct
115%
50
the Week
4%%, preferred series A~_
i
63% Apr
Nov
116
Class
4
45% Aug 23
July 17
103
114%
66%
preferred—i.No
Sunray Oil" Corp
8
May
49%
66
15
common,—.,
A 4%% preferred
10
355
48%
65%
1Q0
Co
Jan
17% Dec
370
3
„
Oil
10% Apr
11% May 11
9% Mar 30
35
Sun
30
119% Jan
May
49%
65%
common
preference
series A
49%
48
66
5
Webster...
$4.50
-
10
29% Jan
49
May
Apr
prior
Corp
Sunbeam
Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
Feb
84
Mar 28
17% Jan
16% Jan
Jan
58
5%
49%
49 'A
65'A
Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
May 4
47%
116%
Sales for
Friday '
$ per share
65%
;
Studebaker
38 y«
'
18
Inc
♦
May 3
$ per share
49%
Sterling Drug Inc common..
3%%
preferred
«.
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stores
Thursday
May 2
$ per share
64%
Steel
Bros
Wednesday
$ per share
48%
Spring common
1
4% convertible preferred.!
50
Starrett Co (The) I> S
No par
4
$ per share
25
3
15'/o Feb "
104% Jan
11
Standard
16
40"% May
2
18
Apr
21% Apr
3.
44 % Feb
2
36 % Jan
10
9
18
SALE PRICES
25
Standard Oil of Qhio common
3%% preferred series A—
56% Feb -13
>
48% Dec
27
10
$ per share
HIGH
Tuesday
May 1
Apr, 30
No par
Oil of Indiana——
Standard Oil of New Jersey^
4
Feb
2
52% Apr
29
39% Feb
38
98% Apr
.
103% Nov 24
21
30% Apr
Dec
121% May
21% Jan
Aug 17
40
4
AND
Monday
Apr. 28
101
19,200
400
s
300
11%
11
11%
900
35%
35
35%
140
11%
'
11%
11%
11%
4,400
U
10
Feb 21
13% Jun 22
39% July 14
47% Dec
10% July 17
26% Jan 13
13% Jan
13
40% July 17
i 10% Oct 30
39% Nov 24
55% Dec
11
-
114
Jan
30
90% Jan
30
Jan
24
2
24% May
105
Dec
Jun
27
Jan
9
54
May 12
38
Dec
37% Dec
18
10
106% Jan
3
13% Jan
25
79(A July 11
'24% July 17
106
Dec
18
7% Mar 28
112
1
33
48
Dec
30
32
2% July 12
36% July 11
4
Jun
Jan
50
Mar
10
47
May
Union Bag & Paper Corp
x60 % May
'.Union Carbide & Carbon
53% Mar 28
Apr' 26
102
100
3
96
3
107
Mar 17
Jan
Mar
11
7
4
40 % Apr
109% Jan
-
25
52
Feb
40
Jan
2
41% May
112% Jan
10
31
Apr
131
Apr
5%
13
29% Jan
3
35
4
109
Jan
17% Jan
22
21
Mar
United
3
12
Carbon
4
United
United-Carr
United
3% Jan
12
66% NOV
% Jan
2
18
20% Nov 27
19% Jan
10
13
26% Jan 25
11% Mar 30
29% Apr 18
16% Dec 18
2
18% Feb
15% July 13
24
Jan
3
23% Jan
12
177/8 May 1
17% Jan 12
22% Feb
15% July 13
27% July 12
21% Feb
9
Oct
4
42
2
Nov 24
90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
46% Jan
3
,
189
Jun
Mar
5
2
14% Dec 16
102%
103
Inc
107%
103
*100%
*88%
*100
39%
102%
90
*100
39%
39%
103
40%
39%
102%
*106%
30
106%
107%-
29%
30%
America—No par
33
109
33%
33
*106
*19%
49'A
30
4%
4%
100
*46%
47%
1
4%
11%
11%
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
.
100
preferred
19%
49%
30
No par
*85
4%
86%
30%
33%
107
29 %
122%
33%
109 %
*106
19%
106%
125
125
130
*106
19%
*19
,*
107
38%
1,000
34%
33
33'A
33 3A
40,500
106%
*106%
293/4
123
33'A
110
107%
600
293/8
29%
29%
29%
15,700
126 3A
125%
125%
4,700
33%
*106
1053/a
33%
310
19%
19 3/„
20
323/4
*106
33
19%
50 %
50
53
53
55
57
60
59%
30
30%
30%
30%
32
31%
32
4
4%
*46%
4%
47 %
*46%
4%
4%
47
463A
4%
47
4
*46%
4
4%
46
46%
700
27,000
1,600
4%
4%
4%
4%
43/a
4%
43/8
4%
43/a
4%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113A
86%
*85'A
85 %
85%
85
85
85
86
20
2D
19%
20
20
20 3%
51%
51
52
*51
51%
86%
X51%
69%
68%
69%
69%
70'A
693A
70'A
€93A
72
71
71%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
213/a
213/4
21%
21%
21%
22
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
23%
28%
28%
28%
1
16%
163/8
9
United Paramount Theatres
17%
18%
4
28
1
13
11
185
Jan
26
13% Apr
3
19
Jan
17
70
Jan
37% Jan
2
57
May
21'/a Jan
2
28% Jan
16
68% Dec 20
64% Feb
2
84% Jan
16
25
3
U S
&
16%
18'/a
*18
48%
46%
103 % 103%
22%
*22%
122
*120
180
*177
14%
14%
No par
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common—
20
7% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com
5
.
-
Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
4%%
preferred
100
61%
U S Industrial Chemicals
No par
U S Leather Co common
No par
23
No nar
*67
Class A conv
preferred
16%
18%
18%
,
56
63
56%
23%
69
16%
16%
16%
18%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18
18
*18
47%
*103%
*22
%
22%
121%
*120
*177
48%
105
"" 180
47%
*103 %
16%
48%
105
*22%
22%
119% 120%
«m<- 180'
*17%
-
18
47%
48%
48
103%
104
22%
117%
♦177 4
22%
14
56%
223/4
69
56
22%
*66
20
48 3/8
16,400
104
22%
180
62
55%
11,500
117
143A
3A
563A
*14%
15
*63 v3
63%
56%
23
23
69
*66
57
23%
70
6,800
23,100
114%
62
5,600
17,900
18%
180
14%
22%
22%
70
5,700
1,600
16%
180
62
*66
48
104
19,400
18%
118
14%
56%
22%
18
117
62
69
48%
104.
16
*17%
*177
15%
22%
18%
119
63%
56
22%
16%
18%
180
15
22%
18
103%
*62
*67
16%
*177/8
800
4%
11%
*85
10,100
,
47'A
69%
—1
1,000
63%
*29
21%
—1
2,100
110
*19%
10
Certificates of interest
1,200
1263A
107 %
No par
United Gas Corp
9
16
Apr
Mar 29
103%
49%
106%
,
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
13
Feb
29% Apr
Feb
8,000
49%
*373/4
33%
51%
24% Mar
107%
493/4
*106
20
124
36,600
30'A
19%
2
1,550
39%
49%
50%
48% May
101 %
39%
*29%
-
60
*99%
373/4
19
50%
106% Feb
103
190
49%
29%
33
20%
2
39%
,
89%
3?3/8
20
50%
2
103 %
100
39%
*88
493A
*124
109%
20%
73% Feb
35%'
893/a*
37%
*106%
29%
51 %
23
101%
893/s
1C0
49%
x33
125
20%
& Foundry
90
107%
103
37%
41%
*125
Fastener
*89 ♦
1C2
39%
100
4,100
'
108
*100
40
100
693A
x593/a ,60%
*107%
103
39%
common—10
60
108
20 %
64% Dec 29
102
40 %
593/4
107
*100
*50%
22% Nov 25
page 22.
39%
39%
102%
,
103
5
38% Nov 22
see
90
102%
59%
107
5
4
For footnotes
90
90
103
58%
107
*100
United Engineering
Unit-ed Fruit Co
4
61
103
United Electric Coal Cos—;
Mar U
8% Jan 10
28% Jan
9
'22
107 %
*100
7
104% Jan
177
29,500
*106%
9
20% Jan
,
60%
%
58%
58
58%
106
103
24% Feb
38% Apr
100% Jan
21% Oct 24
135
13,900
54% Jan
'
14% Jun 30
47
1
14% Apr
106% May 23
46 3/4
Mar 30
19% May
59
7%
Apr 21
463A
5
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
88
45%
49
22
12
45%
37%
22
48
44%
45
49
4% Jan
69% Jan
;
44%
37%
12% Jan
53% Oct 20
45%
37%
2
25
44%
49 %
2
18
7,900
37%
Apr
July 17
2,400
15
*48%
Jan
Mar 29
14%
55%
14%
37%
9% Mar 26
58
14%
543/4
15
48%
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
39
14%
54%
113/4
54%
14%
48%
5
•16
,14 3/s
543A
14%
37%
13
4
143/4
54
50
4% Feb
4% May 31
14%
14%
101%
50
49% Feb
12% Aug 21
78% Mar 3
14%
53%
14%
•
No par
13
3
99
&
14%
53%
14%
No par
Carton Corp
10
Co
No par
of
Board
3
8% May 22
Sep 21
Biscuit
United
14%
54
13%
45
•
*100%
39%-
$4.50 preferred
31
32
May
Lines
*88%
—No par
25
preferred
63% May
45
July
50% July
14"% July
,22% July
Air
4%%
44% Mar 13
18
$4 series.—
57%
106%
*100
No par
Aircraft
26 % Jan
20
44 %
Corp common
convertible preferred
United
Mar 13
Jan
series
$3.50
14%
53%
13%
'
13 %
non-cumulative preferred
United
13
6
Preferred
4%
2
20
Preferred
14%
54
54
5
No par
Union Tank Car Co
1
99% Jan
Co
Union Pacific RR Co common
9
May
Rubber
&
Union Oil of California
2
6
4
'v'
3
48 % Apr
107
1
3
30
3
3% Jan
May
17
Asbestos
14%
1
No par
Corp
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
'
112 % Feb
Feb
Apr
22% Jan
Sep 28
32% July 12
23
Union
105
1
Mar 29
111% Sep 13
18 % Dec 29
May
x33
Mar 20
28
15
36 % Apr
24% Dec 27
103% Dec
2
98% Mar 13
30
25% Jan
Underwood
33% Apr
Aug 21
31
Udylite Corp (The)
89% May
.
18
81
50
15% Mar
55% May
100
35% Dec 30
103
2
2
106
JUly 7
103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28
96
Jan'
37% Jan
10
5
47% Jan
12% Jan
19
340
1,100
1,400
10
14%
14%
3,700
*61%
63%
70
56%
563A
22%
23
*67
70
6,500
11,500
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
.
(1906)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1950
29
Dec
7 Va
•
3
20 y# Feb
Jan
10
8% Jan
12
34 V. July 13
49 %
Jan
10
37
Jan
2
43
65 Va July 17
77
Jun
U
74
Jan
3
126% Jan
97 % Apr
5
3
18
>
51
Jan
2
135
Jan
8
18
45
62% NOT
68% Mar
8
U S
Plywood Corp common
14
42% Deo
29
4
27
151 ya Nov
20
142% Apr
20
Feb
21
18% Jan
30
44% May 10
6% Oct 28
40% Apr
12
July
3
5% Jan
26
2 %
HVa Apr
Jan
22 y# Nov
27% Jan
8
9
7% July 10
3
2774 Feb
1
20
5% Jan
26
Universal Laboratories Inc
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
Universal Pictures Co Inc
170% Jan
4
127a Feb
54
May 4
26% Jan 10
59 7e Feb
10
287# Feb
97% Mar
103
98
105
8
Jan 10
9
..gey. Mar 22
46
29
Jan
27
115
22
114% Sep- 12
Dee
-
;
46 y#
7
25% JUn
7-
*
«'
31% Dec
36
68
Deo 20
58
14% Jan It
32
FA A
53 - Not 24
14
5
27% Apr
13
1
May 17
12
22% Sep
6
27
.
100
10
26
4
35% Feb
.
3
31% Mar
3
1220
Jan
32
2S7# Apr 23
6%
1
preferred
—
Vhking Corp XThe)
42*/# Feb
Vulcan De-tinning.Co common
77#
preferred
—
"53
,.
25
25
5
10
20
-
."37.
.
"18
-
"30
"93%
"937a
95
4.900
95
"93%
95
'93%
95
700
377a
36%
037b
65
139 74
1397a
139'%
140
1397a
140 V4
5574
53 74
54%
53%
55%
54 7a
55 74
54 V8
55 </4
6,000
6578
64%
65
1,500
4574
457a
46
98.700
63
6274
657S
"65 7#
657a
"6578
65 7a
647b
457b
447a
4574
X43%
447b
43 "a
144 7a
14474
144 7s
144%
1447b
.1974
19%
144 7a
145
19 7b
19 %
5%
"94%
97
"94 7a
3 74
26
26
267 a
27 Vb
270
24
24
23 7'a
237/b
24 'A
24%
1,000
16774
97#
55
287#
287#
287*
28%
37
37 s/#
367a
37*/4
367.
16
16
167#
327.
3174
32*/#
197#
19%.
187#
187#
>
112
V4
94
:•
12*/.
12 7a-
1027a
102%
567a
*53
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102%
/
„
287b
SOO
3 7 7s
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367b
17,500
'
287#
V
3774"
..377a
187#
"187#
31%
'30
18,
t
111
12%
1274
124%
125
21%/.
2174
1037s
2
102%
102 »/2
56%
U
.
29%
38 74
187#
38*4
18
.;
26
Jun
12
26% Dec
31
.
6
s.
Jan
6pp 19
8
Dec
July 16"
.38% Feb
24Jan
-24'
July 13
18
Jun
27
13
34
5
3
78
Warren
1
Washington
20
110
53
33Vb'
31
"30
55
33
33 V#
2,200
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—
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10
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Worthington Pump & Machinery
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12
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9% Feb
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Corp
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897a Feb
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75
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100
5
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31
187# Feb
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7
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107
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27
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5
20'/a .Jan
-
2
preferred
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100
$4.20 dividend preferred—
100
Va Iron Coal At Coke. 4% pfd
25
:Mar26■«
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:
19
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div partlc preferred
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20
103 ya May
35% Jan 20
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Apr
Jan
1
41
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4
31%. Apr 25
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July 17
28
Dec'30
33% Dee 30
26
1
37%
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50
100
preferred
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55
2874
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.
5
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2
227# Mar
116 74 Feb
113% Mar 29
102
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5
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18
2
3
100
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6
14 V* Mar
Jan
100% May
406% Dec 21
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3
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59 7s
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2
4
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24
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13
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52
19
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5
111
1
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30
13
27
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.
100
•
preferred
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Utah Power
20 Va May
Jan
17
4 7# 7#
97#
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1
com
39 7a
75
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preferred
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104
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16% July 27
,
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101% Deo 29
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37% Apr
167. Feb
30 y« j an
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July 12
convertible preferred
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8%
4
2
4%
13
Apr
convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
5
12
27
17
9% Apr
28% Oct 18
20% Jan 26
79
2
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0
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5
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3
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9
9
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.
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75
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27
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22
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July 28
May 23
24% Dec
5
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9
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17
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17
16
161
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1
18
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6
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4
1%
11
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39
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18%
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$ per share
18%
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the Week
May 4
39
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41%
6lA
117s
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13
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3
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non-cumulative preferred. _25
Stockyards Corp—
1
Feb
94
24% Oct
Jan
3% Dec
15
8 7a
657s
Co common
13
22% Jan
20% July 27
"8 7#
50
3% Jan
24
100
3
July 17
Jan
42
18 7a
share
$ per share
share
187a
Corp common
Tobacco
$ per
177s
preferred
7%
U S
207e Mar 20
4
974 Jan
3
26
4% Apr
19
Dec
9
91 % May
5% May
Ref & Min com
preferred
S Steel
19
3
1st preferred
non-cum
7%
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4774 Jan
13
40
8
153% Jan
Mar 28
41
25% Jan
Co common
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5
67 Va Mar
2
139
Jan
18% Dec
22
8%
19
JanJ
61
preferred series A
3%%
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4
142% Feb
.
10
1
100
10
100
50
Playing Card Co
66% May
Mar 28
61% Jan
6
S
U S
96% Feb
11
0
143% Oct
5
54% July 14
U
5
91% Mar 29
52% Oct
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10
20
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34% Mar 29
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Jan
May 3
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Friday
Thursday
May 2
18
18'/#
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8%
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39%
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76
37
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95
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137
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55'A
55'A
1
common
preferred——
Pipe & Foundry Co
4%%
29
84 Vb Mar
23% July 12
U S Lines Co
16
8
4
Wednesday
May 1
Apr. 30
S per share
Par
share
17% Jan
Feb
8% Jan
18
27
14 V* Jun
$ per
$ per share
Sper share
share
EXCHANGE
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Apr. 28
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per
Range Since Jan.
AND
LOW
STOCKS
t
Special
Eales.
wd When
distributed,
xlx-
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1907)
23
-J
Bond. Record
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters In
the
column
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
Period"
Indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
Year
GOVERNMENT
1950
.Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
101.30 Sep
107
Nov
Lowest
11
101.30 Sep
13
108.4
111.10 May
NEW YORK
Highest
May
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
1
the month when the
case
32d
more
102.19 Apr
25
102.19 Apr
25
25
102.14 Apr
25
__
9
100.4
—
102.14 Apr
Apr
—
of
__
29
100.29 Sep
100.25 Oct
31
102.23 Feb
13
97.17 Apr
18
98.7
Apr
13
100.21 Jan
16
High
Low
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 30
High
■
Low
•
SALE
TRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
May 3
May 3
Low
High
High
Low
Friday
Sales far
May 4
High
Low
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
*100.21
100.23
100.23
*100.22
0 100.22
100.24
27/aS
1955-1960
*100.23
100.24
*105.28
106
*100.21
*105.26
100.23
105.30
*105.29106.1
* 105.27
2%s
105.31
1951-1954
*105.23
*100.6
105.25
100.8
*100.6"
*105.20
100.8
105.23
*100.6
100.8
* 100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.5
107.10
100.7
108
2%a
2%a
*100.21
"
100.24
1956-1959
*107.4
107.8
*107.2
107.6
107.2
* 107.2
107.10
*106.30
1958-1963
1U7
*108.20
*107
108.24
*108.18
108.22
*108.16
103.24
" 108.16
108.24
*103.12
108.14
*103.16
110.14
108.24
*110.6
110.10
*110.12
110.20
• 110.10
110.18
*110.4
110.6
*110
110.8
2%s
1960-1963
2Vis
*110.10
1952-1954
*100.25
*100.25
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.24
100.26
*102.4
1956-1958
100.28
*100.24
102.8
*102.2
*102.2
102.6
*101.30
102.2
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
1.01.30
*98.12
98.16
*98.6
98.10
*98.8
98.12
*98.4
98.8
*98
1963-1968
98.2
*97.30
*98
98.2
98.4
*97.26
97.30
*97.28
98
*97.24
97.28
*97.20
97.22
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97.24
97.14
,
Jun
1964-1969
*97.20
97.24
*97.16
97.20
*97.16
97.20
*97.12
97.16
*97.10
97.12
Dec
1964-1969
*97.10
*97.18
97.22
*97.14
97.18
*97.14
97.18
*97.10
97.14
*97.8
97.10
*97.8
97.12
1965-1970
*97.14
97.18
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.8
97.12
*97.6
1966-1971
97.8
*97.14
*97.6
97.18
97.10
100.27 Dec
22
15
103.9
18
*97.10
97.14
*97.10
97.14
*97.6
97.10
*97.4
97.6
*97.4
97.8
*97.4
97.6
*97.4
97.8
*99.26
99.28
*99.26
99.30
100.29 Aug 11
Jan
100.31 July 28
II
IIIIII
100.19
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100.19 Mar
1
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103.20 Jun
5
8
98.2
Apr
12
101.28 Jan
15
100.16
1967-1972
*97.18
97.22
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.4
97.6
*97.4
*100.21
97.8
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.20
*100.10
100.22
100.13
*100.10
100.13
*100.10
100.13
,*100.10
100.13
*100.8
100.10
*
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100.10
*97.12
97.16
*100.6
*97.12
100.10
97.16
*100.6
*97.6
100.10
97.10
*100
100.4
*97.6
97.10
-Dec
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*103.3
103.12
*103.8
103.12
*103.8
1956-1959
103.10
*100.24
*103.6
103.14
100.28
*100.22
100.26
*100.20
100.24
*100.16
100.20
*100.12
1959-1962
100.14
*100.10
100.14
*97.22
*97.18
97.22
*97.20
97.24
*97.16
97.20
*97.14
97.1C
*97.12
*97.16
97.20
*97.18
97.22
*97.14
97.18
*97.12
97.14
*97.10
1959-1962
-Jun
-Dec
2s
25-year
3s
25-year
3s
100.3
*99.27
*100
100.2
*99.2?
99.30
*100
99.30
*100
100.2 "
*99.26
99.30
100.2
*99.30
*99.31
100.1
1952-1954
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.4
*100.1
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100.2
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100.2
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100.3
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*100
100.3
*101.28
102
*101.28 *102
102
*
*101.28
*99.27
100.4
1952-1954
102
1953-1955
Bank
97.24
*100.1
1951-1958
2s
97.26
*97.20
1951-1953
Reconstruction
Dec
97.22
*100.12
1954-1956
International
102.6
*97.18
1967-1972
-Jun
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
—
1967-1972
Dec
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2s
102.18 Feb
100.21 Dec
—
97.14 Apr
Sep
1951-1953
—
24
Jun
1952-1955
—
**101.28
*100
100.1
99.31
*101.28
97.14
100.1
*99.26
100.2
*99.30
97.16
*99.31
99.30
*99.31
100.2
*99.29
102
100.1
99.31
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102.2
for
&
Development
July 15 1972
*■——
*98
99
*98.8
99.8
*98.8
99.8
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1953
*98.16
99.16
*98.24
i00.16
99.8
*99.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*99.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
100.16
*99.16
100.16
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100.8
*99
100.8
*99
100.8
*99
100.8
*99
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
100.8
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100.8
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100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
Mar
.
11976
99.16
*98.24
99.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
*98
99.16
*98
99.16
*98
99.16
*98
99.16
*98
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
99.16
*98
99.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
98.16
*97
98.16
*96.8
97.24
*96.8
97.24
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97.24
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97.24
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97.24
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97
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97
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96.8"
95.16
95.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
•Bid
and
asked
price.
sales
No
transacted
this
day.
t2%s
*95.16
*95.16
97
96.8
*94.24
96.8
*94.24
96.8
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95.16
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95.16
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95.16
*94
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
_
97
*94.24
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
96.24 Mar 23
*95.16
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
96.24 Mar 23
—•
100.26
102.6
1962-1967
Treasury 2 Via
Treasury 2%8
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
—
Monday
Apr. 28
bonds mature.
point.
a
1951-1958
Treasury 2Vis_
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis_
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
9
—
-
100.24 Nov
Apr
Saturday
Low
8s
Treasury
100.2
BONDS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
111.10 May
1
or
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
one
Exchange
YEARLY,
■
*93.24
95.8
*93.24
95.8
*93.24
95.8
*93.24
due
1951-54,
called
for
redemption
June
RANGE FOR'WEEK
15
at
par.
a
'97
Odd
lot
,
transactio
Registered
r
n.
'
'
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97
96.8
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96.3
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95.16
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95.16
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95.8
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95.3
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■
'
transaction.
bond
ENDED MAY
'
'
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
"
J
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Bonds
Sold
Jan. 1
•
No.
High
Low
New York City
Issue—
,
'
.
Corporate
Stock
:
BONDS
%
"!t1
—June-Dec
112 A
113 &
112%
52
109 %
9
No.
10
3%s
120%
No.
series
series
No.
11—1————.-June-Dec
series
No.
12
No.
13————
series
No.
14
No.
16_11T_X—_—2;
3%s
——.—
No.
series
series
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No. 19—222——2-
series
No.
20——
3%s
series
No.
21
120
■*
23
24..
1-1693
75
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series
No.
25..——
series
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26——...
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27
series Nfo.
•
series
No.
29——;
series
No.
30
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Agricultural
Mortgage Bank
fAGuaranteed
sinking
Municipal
fund
6s
1947
i.
Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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55%
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57%
3
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ser
1957_April-Oci
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57%
5
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57%
57%
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sec
sink
fd
7s
2nd
ser
1957_April-Oct
sec
sink
fd
7s
3rd
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13%
13
6%s 1952
(State)—
reduced
'26
debentures
3%s
(City of)
Feb-Aug
i
Corp 3%s
2%s convertible
■
100%
78'A
90
*7
Feb-Aug
1958
&
American
—
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1958
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agree't)
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assented
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;
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.
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1956
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„
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r
95
99% 100%
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93
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—April-Oct
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15
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90
18
94%
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1973—June-Dec
1978
1984:
1998
agree¬
(1942 agree't)
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Afay-Nov
2%s
*14%
I, ATreasury 6s of 1913 (assented to 1922
agreement) 1933
I—-,
Jan-July
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,
conversion
external
(City
2%s
.tl
assented
new
—
93%
2%s convertible debentures 1961—
June-Dec
1968—Jan-July
1945
ASmall
A4s
(City)
assented
extl loan
3%s
to
__
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i
1975
to
(assented
80
1
*134%
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2%s debentures 1980——
Feb-Auy
*14%
1954
75
67
—
;
first mortgage
—,
.due
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49
65
68
v
Valley (Dept of)
American
1963)-Jan-July
(1942 agree'U
60%
1
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Alleghany & Western 1st gtd 4s
9
*14%
agreement)
new
73
35
52
68
—May-Nov
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7%
9
-
—
1904
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i
42
62%
64
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<
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65
37
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fc
-
readjustment
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1945—Quar-Jan
"
91
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88 vi
37
52
—--Mar-Sept
1979
readjustment
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assented
new
external
Del
See
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external
4-4%-4%s external
1943-May-Noo
—
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J
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62
62
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1968—Jan-July
agreem't)
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.
56
89%
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conversion
3 Vis
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|A5s
5
^
9%
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1945
89%
Jan-July
-
__
-
35%
29
105
*55
-
due
8
1957
67
44
13
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40
67
Jan-July
1968
1899
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-
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1st
.
*62%
1971
f
s
.
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Co
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(40-yr)
•
June-Dec
-June-Dec
1958
1958—s—.a—
55
—June-Dec
agreem't)
(1942
76
"
13%
(City of)---
54
1943-—
assented
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Electric
3%-4%-4/}rS
1957—Ajml-Gct
agreement)
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9%
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Mexican Irrigation—
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A4Vis
28%
58
1978
bonds
72%
*56
10%.
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%-4-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
76%
34
63
19%
AExternal
37%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954
30-year 2s
71%
29%
34%'
1954
AJugoslavia
AMedellin
5
35%
-
1965__
'30
assented
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9%
46
Jan-July
'24
of
of
10
,
June-Dec
1977
Altaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
A5Vis extl
6%
54
34%
34
56%
60
56%
10%
Vis extl loan of '27 1961—
A7s
34%
1952—
7s
7%
76%
35%
75
56 %
79
56%
66
Afay-Nov
A5s sterling loan of '12 1952—:
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
A 6s 1st
mtge $ ser 1953
DJigawa Electric Power Co Ltd—
Jan-July
—
Credit Institute
35
75
Jan-July
1962—
external 7s
of)
(Prov
Vis
Tokyo
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
1977
3
A 5
A5
1
80
79
'
13%
Sydney County Council 3%s
10
58
9%
Taiwan
,8%
58
58
10%
63%
10
76%
35%
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54%
8%
79
10%
77
10
*8%
63
10%
60%
*64
70
65
81%
1962————May-Nov
external
77
Oreek Government—
A7s
secured
A4%s
.13
*67
57
*61%
April-Oct
,
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
A6 %s 1st mtge s f 1952_
95%
7
53%
Feb-Awp
Jan-July
55
(interest
1968
77
*8%
71
59
*56%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2012
2%)
62%
77
*60
Jan-July
1950
mtge
gen
77%
Jan-July
1976
1944
mtge series A
89 %
76%
-Jan-July
1976—-Jan-July
1
AEstonia .(Republic of) 7s 1967
Oreat Consolidated Elec Power—
A7s
,88%
1976,
1
f dollar bonds Jan
s
95%
89 Vi
•
4s extl s f
3%s extl
s
5
56
95%
95 Vi
77%
60
70
Jan-July
A7s series B secured external
-
58
51
42
50.
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60
& Slovenes (Kingdom)—
Croats
A8s
'.
April-Oct
^Jan-June
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
I960——
60
Jan-July
2004
loan
dollar
to
reduced
40%
37%
17
39%
39%
75
pursuant to Plan A (interest
Stamped
1978—-Jan-July
to 2.25%)
external
A6s
57
75
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
26
reduced
46%
80
Jan-July
70
-
57
A
1950
56
70
39
57
*
•
pursuant to Plan
to 2.5%) 1999
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to
2.5%)
1999
A7s external water loan 1956
56
56
*52
Stamped arsented (interest reduced to
6%)
reduced
A8s external
*52
-
Chechoslovakia
stamped
41
38%
•>__
(interest
.—May-Nov
(State of)—
1936
(interest
50%
46%
U
48%
48%
8an Paulo
92
88
91
53%
39
39%
Paulo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
91
(Dept of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds
37%
6
91
June-Dec
May-Nov
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
•
25-year gold 4%s 1953
—
ACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
Cuba (Republic of) 4 Vis external 1977
50
35%
—
High
40
June-Dec
2004
a
Low
53%
(City of) 6Vis 1952
April-Oct
(City) 8s 1952
Afay-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
May-Nov
A6Vis extl secured sinking fund 1957—Afay-Nov
ASao
Jan. 1
No.
High
40
ARome
<
—
*51
bonds 1970—April-Oct
fAColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
lASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nov
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
Range Since
Sold
May-Nou
external loan of
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
.June-Dec
7s
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan A
55
*37%
3s ext sinking fund dollar
(Cundinamarca
36
(State of)—(Cont)—
1926 due 1966
Grande do Sul
A7s
37%
51
April-Oct
-Jan-July
1961
Rio
51%
37
50
—
—
1961
Jan
51
*51
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
*37%
Afay-Nov
-May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
fund 6s 1962
1962
assented
A6s
AChilean
Low
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
1961
AGuaranteed sinking
No.
June-Dec
June-Dec
1957
ASinking fund 63/4S 1961
6%s assented 1961
AGuaranteel sinking fund 6s
assented
A6%s
High
or
Sale Price
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
Sold
•51
June-Dec
6%s 1957
Mortgage Bank
lAGhile
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Interest
bonds
ENDED MAY 4
Week's Range
gtd
1960
Jan-Ju /
April-Oct
—
103% 104
78
85%
,"Volume 173
Number 5009
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(1909)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 4
Week's Range
„
o«
Sale Price
*
nuaj
Bonds
5
Bid & Asked
Low
Range Sines
Sold
High
Low
Friday
BONDS
Jan. I
No.
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
High
Low
C
California
Electric Power first 3s 1976
California Oregon Power 3Va&
1974
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gtd. 5s A 1962
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Ry—
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1975—April-Oct
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Jan-July
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June-Deo
--
*_I
May-Now
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105
102%
104
104% 105%
104%
103%
26
110
.
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conv.
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debenture
series
A
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stock
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1965
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1995
mortgage 4%s series
A
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1974
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& Ohio
B
1974
1965
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*
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9
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5s
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series
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s
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4
Ohio Division
1976-
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City
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94'/2
t.Florida East Coast first 4'%s
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>
207
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85
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Cincinnati
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&
St Louis Division
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75
82
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1961—
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72%
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122%
94
88
21%
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30%
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103%
105 %
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mortgage
3s
debentures
1968
81%
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—
1969_
81
81'A
101 Va 101%
69
69
70
6
18
11
95'%
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67%
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102
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—
79%
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2%s '-1st mtge 1976— .May-Nov
1978—J———
:AprtZ-Oct
.June-Dec
;
102
102%
..June-Dec
r—J
H
9 7'/a
101%
Hqckensack Water :first mtge 2%s
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
102%
98
102
98%
Ohio RR—;
First/mortgage 23As 1979,
First mortgage 2%s 1980
102%
Hudson
Finance
101%
81
Corp
Manhattan
AAdjusted
•
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95
5
102'%
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12
2
99'A
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115
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—
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1965— _Map-Nov
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certificates
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104%
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'
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and
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97
\
—
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105% 105%
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105%
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June-Dec
a
116%
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76
.
1969
Co first mtge 2%s
series
Debenture
.
3s debenutres series A
1975
3s debentures series B
Map-Nov
refunding 4s series B 1975— .Jan-July
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015..—April
'Flrst and refunding 33As series D 1969_..April-Oct
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044.
April
73
90
26
5s
Gulf States
79%
101 y2
—
-
100
67
__
(B F)
Household
System Inc—-
101%
101%
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-.
69
_2
102%
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—_Mar-Sepf
first gtd 4%s
1961—ApriZ-Oct
& Southern
Ry—
(stamped modified') 1980—'
Map-Nov
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corp—
"
*
1
First mortgages and coll
trust 4s 1964__ApriZ-0ct
Gas
96%
109%
74
1.April-Oct
4%s
'
5
180
100
4'%s
A
98% ,101'/a
78
90
102
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-
2
67
90
95
88%
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97'%
78
77
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98
93
16
99%
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101
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♦
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AGreen Bay & West
102
97'A
E
—
101%
100
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97%
98
70%
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105 %
95 %
96%
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■*
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101%
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4
99
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101%
106
97%
—
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first coll trust 4s
1990—May-ZVov
mortgage 3s
mortgage 2%s
1st
103
102
June-Dec
Div
1053A
100'A
6100
-
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First
1
Mich
97%
110%
1971—Mar-Sept
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
102
3
1977—Jan-July
1st 4s 1991-Jan-July
series
94%
18
90%
89
85
*
102
8
88%
B
77%
101%
78
78'/2' 78%
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series
103%
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14
1003/*
100 tt
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
Ry—
General gold 4s 1993
June-Dec
5s
101%
12
refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
ACertificates of deposit
Mar-Sept
100%
=
94 'A
General
96%
~
87'A
96
June-Dec
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98'A
74
SO
—
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1961-
77
105 V4
104%
65'A
90
66%
100
78%
—Jan-July
debentures *1966
>
75%
101
79%
96%
—April-Oct
first mortgage 3'As
76%
--
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.April-Oct
1959—
f debs
City
&
1969
1974,.
1
101'A 102
June-Dec
—
87
"96
--
1962_Mar-Sept
mtge 23As 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3%a
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C I T Financial
87%
99%
*96%
101%
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-May-ZVou
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Great Northern Ry Co—
'
General 5'%s series B 1952
Cincinnati Union. Terminal—
88
82
78%
AFirst and
1978
80%
98
1990-—-Jan-July
First consol mtge 3'/8s series G 2000
Jan-July
First consol mortgage 2s series H
1953—Mar-Sept
76
70%
577/a
99
•
First mortgage 3'/8s series F 1963
Jan-July
Fxrst mortgage 2 y8s series G
1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana conv 4s
1952—Jan-July
F.rst and refunding 4'As series D
27/8s
76%
102
Co—
A4s
mortgage
99%
June-Dec
General mtge inc 4'%s ser A Jan
2015——April
First consol mortgage 3'As series E
1964_April-Oct
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Goodrich
First
7
Feb-Aug
61
67 %
£0
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1st
34
87%
96%
&
stamped
t
98
68
21
Va
Erie Railroad
100'A
80
1
65%
66
1999—April
Jan-July
1994—
& Elec
*97
Mar-Sept
1980—
Chicago Union Station—>'
Cincinnati Gas
June-Dec
El Paso. & Southwestern first 5s 1965
130 %
92%
11
23As
mortgage
East Tenn
98
126
3
66'A
refunding mtge 2%-4'As 1994.Jan-July
2%-4'As
84
'
April
mtge 2%s ser A 1980—
Jan-July
Chicago St L & New Orleans 5s 1951
—June-Dec
Memphis Division 1st gold 4s
1951——June-Dec
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—Income
76'%
*100
Georgia div first 5s 1956 May-Nou
EdisOn El 111 (N Y) first cons
gold 5s 1995^Jan-JuZp
Elgin Joliet & Eastern RyS'As 1970
Mar-Sept
1st
-
79%
101
81'A
3
79
76'%
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23As ser B
1976_Mar-Sept
Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961—
101
71%
13
100%
77'A
99
72
104
953/4
101
106
100
100
92%
5
86 3A
1982—May-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 23/4s ser J 1985—1
3s convertible debentures 1958
Detroit-& Mack first lien gold 4s 1995
ASecond gold 4s 1995
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4''%s 19611
104%
100
9
59%
2
78'A.
107 '/a
68
59'/a
95 3A
d83»/a
87%
.—Jan-July
1970——J
series I
111%
'
83%
100
H
23As
106
94
68
59 %
100
series
refund
104
126
82
83'A
Jan-July
Duquesne Light Co 23As 1911.
1st mortgage 2%s 1979———
82
93%
3s
and
1
76%
123
Jan-July
2044.:
101
& Salt Lake—
12
'
84
.April
112 %
,
*
74%
03%
—April
1994—
mortgage 4 Vis inc
Ch.cago &
•
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conv
102 Y*
96'%
(4%%
110
& Louisville Ry—
1st
99%
16
78'A
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Dow
'
81%
—Jan-July
2038
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95
1979—Jan-July
2018
107 Va
.
O
100
97
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1988
1
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„
117
'
101
75
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1
106'/a 106 V8
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103
1
.
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2042
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110%
-
110
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—
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1985—
17
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interest)
1%
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133
98 3/4
3
*99'A 100'A
96 %
97
96%
May
(3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
'
110% 110%
96%
106
Income mortgage
103
122'A
43
L
100% 101'A
105 %
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
a 2nd
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003
Chicago Indiana & Southern 4s 1956—
-
Denver
105 »A
102'/a
957/a
*—
Map-Nov
mortgage series A (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
1%,
104%
102
__
102
1
A
ser
AIncome mortgage series A
.
mortgage-33A series
inc
First
contingent
June-Dec
Jan-July
mtge & coll tr 5s
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st mtge & coll trust 23As 1980,
1st
RR—
mortgage inc
General
lu*
Quincy RR—
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A
'
102 V4
80
—
loi >A
Mar-Sept
Chicago & Eastern
Hig»
•
85%
*101
122%
1973
1993——
trust
Denver & Rio Grande
*102
refunding 4'/2s series B 1977—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3Vt»s 1985__Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1970__Feb-Aug
mtge 3s 1990
1
Feb-Aug
General
102'A
104
*101%
—
C
series
due
1st mtge & coll tr 4'%s aer B
1985—__Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
April-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3'/8s
1977.June-Dec
1033/4
102
98%
~
^Jan-July
1958
Low
& Western Div
4-6s May
Pennsylvania Division—.
•
74
53%
533A
mortgage
Collateral
100%
1
,
A
100
106%
68
102
d56%
1996—May-Nou
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1973
R & A div
first consol gold 4s 1989
Second consolidated
gold 4s 1989
and
20
72
*74'A
58
Mar-Sept
_
Refund and impt M 3'/2s
series E
First
AIncome
Ry—
1992
Refund and impt M 3%s series D
General
105'/a
77
-
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1968
3s
103 3%
102
77
..Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
;
92%
—
May
2020—-May
:
100'A
98%
102
1 2020
1
Jan. 1
No.
*99
April-Oct
Morris & Essex division
101
Ry Co—
First and refund 3Vis
series A
4%s
New York Lackawanna
First and refund M 5s
243
— —.
Jan-July
AGen mortgage 4%s
series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J—
General mortgage 3'As 1987
Central New York Power
Range Sine#
Sold
June-Dec
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
1963
Map-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
Co—
1st
1965
April-Oct
Corp 3'As debentures 1960
-Feb-Aug
debentures (1947 issue) 1960
Feb-Aug
SACentral Branch U P first
gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
General
101 '/a
*65%
3V4S
Chesapeake
100%
105
Celotex
3s
1093/4
12
*89%
Mar-Sepf
1981
First mortgage, guaranteed
4s
Central Pacific
109%
106%
102'A 103 %
Mar-Sept
Celanese Corp 3s debentures
AGen
111%
106'A
9
lOOii 10032
lOOiiS
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965
Deere & Co 23As debentures 1965
'
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
.
108 Va
2
107'/a 107 %
Mar-Sept
1960
Central of Georgia
Ry—
First mortgage series A
12
106% 106%
'
Feb-Aug
Capital Airlines, Inc—
4b'
108'A
June-Dec
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
Guaranteed gold 4 Vis 1951
Canadian Pacific Ry—
High
Bonds
D
June-Dec
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
income
1976—Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
1970——L—Jan-July
2%s
fund: 5s ser A
first
5s
Feb
5s
A
*96% 100
99'A
125
*123'% 124
97%
97%
100
129
12
97%
101'/a
10
991/2
101
1962_June-Dec
100
100
1957—:—Feb-Aug
69
68
69%
104
66
76
April-Oct
39%
39
40%
133
38
54%
1981—Jan-July
95%
96%
21
1957
100
107'A
I
Commonwealth
■
t
Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s
.'
mortgage 3s series N
sinking fund debentures
3s
23As
s
f
••
series L 1977
First
debentures
Feb-Aug
«__
1978
102
April-Oct
1999
River Pwr sink fund
33As A 1961
Feb-Aug
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3'As
1965——April-Oct
Consolidated Edison of New York—
i
,
First and
,
,
,
First and refund mtge 23As
refund
First and
refund
A
ser
mtge 2%s
1982_Mar-Sept
1977-ApriZ-Oct
B
ser
mtge 23As
C
ser
1972—June-Dec
D 1972
May-Nov
and refund mtge 3s series E
1979—Jan-July
ref mtge Ss ser F 1981—
_Feb-Aug
3s convertible
debentures 1963
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas Co of Bait
94%
100%
94%,
*
_
96
*99'%
99%
'•5'
94%
1st
ref
M
27/8s
Lt
ser
1st ref M 27/8s
ser
1st
ret
mtge
2 Vis conv
s
f
T
U
2%s
&
95'A
II
Power
94'%
96%
1986
debs 1962
±
Crucible Steel Co of Am
1st mtge 3 Vis
j A Cuba Northern Ry first 5 Vis
1942
Deposit receipts
*_•
99%
page
27
1978—:
B
June-Dec
95
95%
♦
Refunding 4s
gold
lines
trust
102
Collateral
Refunding
5s
Debenture
i
101
*—
105
105
106
108%
108%
105%
99%
-106'/a
99%
99'%
99 y2
99 %
__
106%
,
101^
gold
4s
105% 105'%
Jan-July
1952—
*„
—:_May-lVou
May-Nov
103
101
107
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—
97'A
Map-Nov
97'A
114'A 115
93
Jan-July
*—
97
97
10
June-Dec
Jan-July
..Jan-July
1946
54
*37%
""37
*88
23'A
-June-Dec
*38
-June-Dec
*37
104'/4
97'A
•
38
1953
1955
—
1966—
102
96 y8
20
104%
100
1
'
101A
21
54
1
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28%
90
1
~4
4s
103
107
8
106%
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101
98 y4
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104%
108
102%
102%
100
A 100ft
100 A
100
32
100 %
100%
100 y
10033
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40
106'A
110%
103% 104
20
1033/4
106
99% 100
6
99 Va
102
96'%
107%
mortgage 4s series D 1963—June-Dec
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970-—-.Jan-July
58
103
102
101%
1951———Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Indianapolis Union Ry Co-—
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1053A
101%
103
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gold
■
99%
54
T
89%!
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102 V*
104'/a
101 y8
102
107
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103
96%
33 *
1951
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Illinois Central and Chicaga St L & N O— '
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June-Dec
t
Fkot and refunding 4%s series C 1963—June-Dec
116V4
98'A
3%s
Western -Lines
.
98'%
108'A
99'%
98%.
103%
99%
8
100
1966 Map-Nov
June-Dec
1946
99%
98%
,105%
100%
ApriZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
Louisville Div & Term gold 3%s i953——Jan-July
t" Omaha Division first gold 3s 1951
:_Feb-Aug
St Louis Div nnd Term gold 3s
1951——Jan-July
126 »A
—
May-ZVou
3%s
4%s
99%
4s-1952
1955
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105'%
119'A
102
107
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trust
105%
4
95
*100
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100
518
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A
receipts
receipts
see
99'A
99%
*98
—
For footnotes
101'%
121% 123'A
ApriZ-Oct
—j.
ACuba RR first 5s
gold 1952
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§A7%s series A deposit
§ A 6s series B deposit
2%s series A
series
RR—
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Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Nou
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nov
>
»
X
mortgage 3s
Central
100%
—
Jan-July
—.April-Oct
Jan-July
(Bait)
1931.
Consolidated Natural Gas 2y4s 1968
Consumers Power first
mtge 27/8 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
A
102'%
93'%
95
ApriZ-Oct
1976
ser
99%
104%
100
Illinois Bell Telephone
.
mortgage 4'/2s 1954—
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.
Illinois
102 %
2
City—
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First
104'%
*
*991/4101
125'%
105%
97
Collateral
95'A
II
106%
104%
103 y8 103 '/a
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&
10
*100'/2 104%
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1st
23
99%
*101
99 Va
April-Oct
Conn
102%
99
94%
June-Deo
1999-
2
96%
107
107%
97
99%
*87
1986—June-Dec
Great Northern RR—
'
42%
AFirst
90
A
'25%
32
41
37%
41
41
37%
41%
.
i
6s
series
Adjustments
AFirst
5s
A
B
Jan-July
1952
6s series
series
A
July
1952
1956
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B
98%'
April-Oct
50%
93%'
08%'
48-1
93% >105%
50
50%
93
49
93%
12
883a
98'%
8
.Jan-July
*92%
.Jan-July
93'%
1972—Map-Nov
98%
88 3/4
95
97
57
99
99
190
25
26
The Commercial and
(1910)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1951*
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 4
Interest
BONDS
Last
or
High
LOW
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
Orleans Texas ft Mexico
AFirst
87
86
87
96 "A
96
96'A
95'A
9
5s
AFirst
4'As
of
Kansas
&
Mich
1st mtge
Power
94
*90
.-April-Oct
1990
4s
Light 23/46 1976— .June-Dec
.June-Dec
mortgage 27/es 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
.-June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—.-April-Oct
First mortgage 3s series B
1968—_ -June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
_Aprll-Ocf
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
City
*97 Va
&
—
*Z
—
'
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4
Va
s
104'A
~3
—
42%
1
.
108
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166'A
166'A
3
3j
.
100%
"l
160% 166%
101%
3
42%
..
101
jAKreugcr & Toll 5s certificates 1959—-Mar-Sept
100%
103%
%
%
2
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
First
3%s
registered
Nitrate
A First
1997.-
88
income
%
"2
88
94
96%
98
98%
21
96%
94
First & ref 5s stamped 1964
—-—Feb-Aug
First & ref 5s stamped 1974——-Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
mortgage 5s extended to
1984
95
*94
..
AGeneral mtge cony
River & Port
100
100%
*100
"2
87'A
95
88
93%
5
81
9
82
N
N
88
91
91%
90
90
4
81%
82
mortgage
4%s extended to
1974—Jan-July
82'A
83%
83%
consolidated mortgage
Series A 4s fixed
interest
May-Nov
May-Nov
Series B 4%s fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
-May-Nov
Series D 4s contingent interest 2003
May
Series E 4%s contingent interest 2003
May
Series F 5s contingent interest 2003
64
63'A
7
64
63%
34
71%
69
69%
69
76'A
77%
78%
2
77%
Y Steam Corp
d52%
62
52%
63'A
58
d57%
56%
63%
20
'57%
69
69%
14
67%
74
87%
38
7
87%
90
121
121
"0
100%
101%
May
70
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
First
mortgage
5s
& Eastern
extended
1979
to
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
Lexington
Ry first 5s 1965
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s 1951
Little
Miami
ALombard
Lorillard
3s
general
Electric
(P)
Co
debentures
4s
series
(1962).
119%
100%
—
100% 100%
;
<103%
series
1952
debentures
June-Dec
1963
A
April-Ocf
1976——.
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund
mtge 27As ser G 2003
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
Ml Knox & Cincinnati
Louisville Gas & Eiec
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
95%
95'A
95%
85
85
*100
100'A
104
96
32
N
81%
94%
74%
74'A
77
21
74%
88
64%.
65'A
13
64%
73'A
63'A
63'A
1
63
6 9'/a
64
65
5
63%
72
62 'A
6
61%
100% 100'A
1
981 'a
104
99%
100 V4
62'A
98
100
Prior
71%
"I
.
First mortgage & con 4s series B
1954
June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
—May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
Mead
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
First mortgage 2%s 1930.^
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
3 %s debentures 1988
96
98
103
107%
102 %
100
%
*96%
10
99%
*47%
97
Lans
&
Sag 3%s 1951
First gold 3%s
~6
1952
;
May-Nov
Refunding & impt 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
;
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
—Jan-July
tSAMidland
Minnesota
Minn
St
First
of
N
Paul
&
first
J
Mining
&
Saulte
5s
1940
2%s
St
&
Texas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
lien
5s
series
first
106%
100
101%
92
97
100
101
—
105% 105%
105
101%
108%
101
101
101
104%
103%
79%
70
100
*__
90%
92%
1971.—May
91%
91%
91%
Jan
1991—May
59
58%
59'A
37
58%
69
91
92
21
87%
99
1990
-June-Dec
91
1962
34
90
89
90
11
87
97%
Jan-July
89%
89 %
89%
1
89
97
1967
April-Oct
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
AFirst and refunding 5s series A
1965—Feb-Aug
AGeneral 4s 1975
93%
95'A
129
92
106
18
40-year 4s series
B 1062—,
Prior lien 4'As series D 1978
A Cum adjustment 5s ser A
Jan
—Mar-Sept
refunding 5s sries F 1977
Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Nou
§AConvertible gold 5%s series A
1949—May-Nov
and
AFirst and refund gold 5s ser H 1980
AFirst and refunding 5s series I 1981
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
(John)
Essex
Co
&
first
3s
debentures
gtd
3'As
ApriZ-Oct
..Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
106%
106%
107%
64 %
107%
lOG'A
64
June-Dec
Construction mtge 4%s series B 1955
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
3%s debentures 1978
106% 106%
93
106% 107
■■■; 109%
89
99%
255
104
24
May-Nov
110
104'A
110%
328
61%
69%
44
104'A
111%
106'A 105%
92
104'A
110
64
65
64
64
7
3
62%
°91-%
94
8
103
101'A
,'o5;
99 %
99
74'A
102%
„
61%
*99
64
•
98
April-Oct
102%
104
106% 107%
99%
May-ZVou
97%
106% 107%
<100
62
1
185-
102% 102%
1958—May-Nov
2000.
d92
91
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955—May-Nov
101%
60%
95
45
93
68 V4
100 y8
—
•
99
92'A
97
101'A
—
101%
58
21
95%
First
Chattanooga
3s series B
Dairy Products 2%s
debentures 1970
3s
Distillers
Products
debs
*—
1974—ApriZ-Oct
93
June-Dec
National Steel
First
3s
3s
guaranteed
4%s
debentures
debentures
series
B
1982
1974
1961
102
April-Oct
New Jersey Bell Telephone
3%s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
New
Jersey
Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A
1983
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Refunding & impt 4'As series
New
Orleans Term first gtd 4s
INew Orleans Texas & Mexico
AFirst 5s
series
ACertificates
B
of
For footnotes
1954
page
A
96%
68'A
10
59
23
22%
28
75
78
26
83
96%
96%
98
Pacific
101 %
101
100%
101
95%
95%
95%
*97%
97%
98%
132 %
122%
122% 122%
lien
1991——
1953
Ry—
lien
3s Jan
104%
„
104'/a
...
102%
114'A
1
99%
108'%
69%
53
68'a
68%
95 %
63%
70%
20
93
99
65
97
104% 104%
105
104% 105
105%
11
100
105
105% 105%
53
103
1067b
*94%
95%
*—
101
101
„
95'A
102 Ya
101% 102
96%
*—
101%
100%
95%
101
*—
99%
*96
*96%
June-Dec
1984—
debentures
76
100%
5
.
Bell Telephone—
Northwestern
2%s
31
Power Co—
97%
101%
21
99%
104%
5
94%
100 7/s
__
O
Ohio
Edison
first mortgage
3s
100:
Mar-Sepf
1974
99% 101%
95%
1975—April-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s
1980—.
May-Nov
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1979——-—
—June-Dec
1st mortgage 27As 1980——
May-Nov
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Oct
First
mortgage 2%s
First
*__
96'A
104
94%
102%
100
104
102
95'A
100%
102%
*94'A
101%
&
101
102'%
*103
refunding 3'As series I 1966.— .June-Dec
.June-Dec
3s series J 1970
44
.June-Dec
K
3s series L
3s series M
3s series N
2%s series
2%s series
1971
1974— .June-Dec
First & refunding
1979— .June-Dec
First & refunding
1977—- -June-Dec
First & refunding
P 1981— -June-Dec
First & refunding
Q 1980___ June-Dec
First & refunding 3'As series R 1982— June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983—i. 1June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series T 1976—ii June-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures 1985— ._June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series
101%
8
3
106%
100
104%
Pennsylvania
104'A
98
98
101
1
101
102
110%
113%
109
100
100
99%
105
100
104%
103
107 %
99%
103% 103%
102%
*100% 102%
101
% 101%
38
99
100'A
100
100'A
10
98
16
98
99'A 100
102'A 103
10
105'/a
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105'A
95%
95%
9
93%
1013A
96%
96%
3
95'A
103'A
102%
105Ya
*99
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
2T
(1911)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
FOR
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Week's Range
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Last
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or
Sale Price
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Low
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or
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53
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63'A
62
63%
20
62
69%
102'A 102'A
11
102
103'/.
102'A
101
71%
2
100%
106%
12
103'A
114
64
102%
104%
96%
101%
100%
104%
101 %
1114
rll4
r
-
103'A 103%
103%
Co
*97
first
S
first
B
Central
First
88%
Electric
84
92%
deposit
Power 2%s
69
87
68
87
63%
113
71
—
—_Mar-Sept
100
Jan-July
1971
99%
94'A
*94% '98
June-Dec
1976
2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
20
89%
68
1949_.
deposit
of
mortgage
102'/a
113 Va
108
*—
.Jan-July
A Certificates
of
—Jan-July
§ASu & Du div 8nd term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
Wisconsin
100'/4
100%
110
100% 101
101
103%
6
12
100% 100%
D 1967——Jan-July
3s 1958
—Apn'Z-Oct
4s I960.
Jan-July
Ry—
4s
A Certificates
7
100% 100%
mortgage
general
—
100
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3'As series
mortgage
&
§AFirst
103'A
96
105
102
65%
——Mar-Sept
{Wisconsin
97%
104%
99'A
Mar-Sept
1971
Winston-Salem
100%
..
101
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
103%
90
601%
57
103%
%
105
.
101
84%
118
—
1960
26
59%
102
May
2014
A Jan
106%
99
131'A
5s
income
96%
92
105%
100
100
Co-
2%s
mortgage
30-year
4'As
Telegraph Co—
Wilson
491
99
,—May-Nov
1960
Union
99
2
—
85
._—Mar-Sept
:
,
debentures
Pacific
Western
103'A
95
101
.Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Ocf
Gen mtge 4'As-4s series A 1969—
Apr-Ocf
Western
90
82
"
11
93
104 % 104
guaranteed 2361
95
2
*93
1966
123'A
123'A
*84
series I
96'A
93
May-No#
Jan-July
3'As 1974
3'As
Power
West Shore first 4s
First
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
Penn
89 34
*51
90%
85
89'A
96'/a
96%
Feb-Nov
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—
98
93%
—
100% 101
1971
99%
is
94%
■
Jan-July
1994
157
93%
d89%
—June-Dec
!
1981—
convertible
•
Penn Electric
West
'
126
May-Nov
Gold
San Fran Terra
West
—.
104
—
89'A
*82'/a
A Jan 1981
April
B Jan 1991—April
4'As series
mortgage 3'As series B
Warren
96%
__
—
Co—
Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
122
*105'/4
May
1969
First
112%
104
1965
(Oregon Lines)
RR
Walworth
104
Co—
4'As
Southern
102
126
1976
Ry 23As
Gold
3s
112% 113%
*—
1987—
Indiana
4'As
81'%
*100
1985
debentures
Southern
First
96 %
350
RR
1979
debentures
2%s
65
86%
gtd 5s 1963
-April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Bell
debentures
3s
99
April-Oct
1966
Corp coll trust
Skelly Gil 2%s debentures
Socony-Vacuum
mtge income
98 'A
June-Dec
2'As
mtge 4s income series
Gen
102%
85
1989—May-Nou
1974
I § ASilesian-Amer
Gen
Co—
& Sons
debentures
79
101%
-r
Wabash
85%
1989_Jan-July
1971
1st gtd 4s
mtge 4'As series A Jan
mtge 3s series B 1980
3s
78
79
86
—
W
104%
98%
May
1968_June-Dec
AGeneral
Seagram
*78
May-Not;
4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul
St
76
*103%
Jan-July
series
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
St
100
3
Ry Co—
inc 4'As
mtge
3
76
First
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond
St
100
76
Mar-SepJ
Et. Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996—Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996———
April-Oct
6t Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
1955—Jan-Juij/
series
E
1986
Jan-July
85
85
2
84%
97
First
mortgage
2%s
series
F
1996
Jan-July
*32%
85
81%
First
mortgage
2'As
series
G
1961
Jan-July
*94
95%
93%
96%
Southern
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
—Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A
1956——-ApriZ-Oct
Devel
and general 6s series A
Devel
and general 6'As series A
Memphis
Div
Southwestern
3'As
first
Bell
debentures
ASpokane
Standard
(N
5s
2%s
J)
first
4'As
109%
125%
100
100%
67
97%
100%
106% 106%
5
105'%
108%
103% 109'A
11
&
27As
Co
debentures
2%s
debentures
*
2013_-
97
May-Nov
April
*101
1972
111
108
3
97
106'A
'
'
'
v
^
^
110'A
101 %
95%
106
,
106 %
65
2%s
.
s
t:i y
99
:
•
65
4
62%
92%
93%
93%!
125
91%
,96%
93%
99%
23
98'A
102 '/a
101%
*—
96%
May-Nou
72'A
100%
"
''
Jan-July
1973
107
109
—
April-Ocf
1971—May-No\
23A§ debentures 1974
Jan-July
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Swift
100
—Jan-July
1985
—
gold
debentures
44
Apn'Z-Oct
1956
1996
113
April-Oct
1956
debs
1983—
Internatl
Oil
gold
Tel
92
112
5
93%
'
96%
Deferred
in
delivery
the
included in
ABonds
lu2
103
8V
98
97%
Light & Power 2%s 1976.Jan-JwZy
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash wue
y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
'«*«.. m.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 M
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
"Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during cuirent week.
a
Included
not
JIThese
100%
100
*99% 100',4
Yonkers Electric
here is
a
sale
not
year's range,
the
n
year's range,
selling ilat.
issues
.
listed
previously
were
combination of
all sales
on
on
the
Curb Exchange.
.
1951 year s range shov*
The
both Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday,
ending the current Friday, May 4. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security,
or bond, in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
April 28
whether
stock
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ABC
Vending
ACF-Brill
Acme
Acme
Corp
Motors
Aluminum
Wire
Co
1.
warrants
Week's
of Prices
7%
Shares
2%
Alloys
l
2'A
2'A
400
7%
6'A
28%
7'A
3.700
32%
750
10
common..
Jan
Adam
Hat Stores
Inc
1
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
For
footnotes
„1
common
page
4%
2%
3%
•
(N J)
see
4%
3%
5
1
31.
12%
3
Appliance
9 'A
1'% Mar
2%
Jan
Airfleets Lie
Jan
77%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
5
27 Va
Apr
2,637
4'%
7,000
2% Mar
9
,
Electric
Apr
7%
32% May
Air-Way
Alabama
Jan
%
Feb
5%
Feb
Alles
4
Jan
Allied
11'%
Apr
1
Power 4.20%
Airlines
&
Products
12'A
12%
2,200
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
Altes
le'A
17
3,600
13%
Jan
19
Jan
Altofer
preferred
Inc
Investing
(Mich)
Brewing Co
Bros
common
100
1
1
Fisher common
Internat
Allied
—50
cap
stk
common
5%
100,
9%
5
24
—
-
8%
98
/4
10 %
Jan
Feb
97
35
97% May
100
.
4%
Jan
7
9,200
Jan
—
23%
3 ,4
24_4
3A
3/a
3.4
Jan
5%
2,300
9%
High
Low
High
5JA
5%
100
100
--
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
"1,300
97%
—
—
•
.
Sales
for Week
10%
9%
10%
1
1
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Alaska
Aero
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3,500
Last
STOCKS
High
7%
Week's
Range
Friday
for Week
Low
7%
1
Sales
Range
MAY
100
650
700
3'A
l/_
Feb
To
n
10% Mar
6%
Jan
107
Feb
102 %
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
26
Feb
Jan
Mar.
5
Jan
9
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1912)
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
MAY 4
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Exchange
New York Curb
Par
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75
cumulative
preferred
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Amer Air Filter
Jan
77
73%
5,200
67%
95 3A
350
93'/a
Apr
104'A
Jan
25% Mar
Apr
for Week
Shares
Products
27
12'A
Castle
Feb
Jan
13
Feb
V/ab«A4U
Catalin
vvoy
Jan
16% Mar
Central
Illinois
Feb
'Conv
700
1%
~IVb
~1'A
2,300
lVa
Jan
1
1%
1%
1V2
700
lVa
Jan
100
80%
78]/2
110
81
1%
1%
Feb
Jan
Power &
Class B ex-distribution
1
American
Maracaibo
American
Meter
%
%
400
%
Jan
25
36 %
35
36%
1,550
26%
Jan
36 y2
Apr
20
26 3A
26 Vb
26%
750
22%
Jan
27 % Mar
31,700
6Vo
Jan
1,000
20%
Jan
26
Jan
34 y2 Mar
%
25
com
19%
1
—
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
~7>/a
~6%
~7%
•
Co
%
25%
25%
26
pfd—25
31
Jan
Mar
22
Jan
7%
Feb
Apr
Class
Amer
•
35%
•
35%
B
American Republics
American Seal-Kap
3.50%
fV
preferred—
•Iti/W
Aircraft
40
Jan
Charis
57%
Apr
"®
7,400
50
10%
Jan
4%
800
4%
Oil
ord reg
Jan
Jan
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
1,900
8%
Jan
9%
900
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
Chief
Jan
7
Feb
10
10%
1,300
4
3%
Jan
9'A
9'/a
4'%
9%
2,600
1
2,600
6%
Jan
pfd—100
17
6%
15%
•
17%
16%
10
103A
6%
—*
preferred
Arkansas Power & Light $7
pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
6%
Apr
Mar
10
Feb
113
Apr
5%
Mar
4Vb
Jan
May
7%
Jan
17
2,800
14,500
10%
Jan
17
18'A
48,200
10%
Jan
18% May
Clark
Beck
(AS)
Bellanca
Bickford's
Inc
—1
10
10%
1,100
Engineering Corp.
„1
30
30
Consolidated Gas Utilities
__1
11%
11%
11%
•
27e
27b
27b
200
136%
1,250
3%
4%
13,300
3%
Jan
1%
1%
500
1%
Jan
1,500
10
I
300
8%
10
Jan
3%
6%
ft
60%
iy8 Mar
Apr
225
Apr
2%
1,900
73
2,200
78
7 Va
1,100
20
Jan
75
4J/2
Jan
82 y2
Jan
Mar
Feb
.
ext
Consolidated
Corby
5%
200
5%
Apr
100
7y2
Jan
•8%
Apr
700
16%
Apr
21%
Feb
17
A
387/b
2,900
34% Mar
43%
13 Va
1,600
11%
Jan
13 % May
5%
5 VB
5 Va
14,100
4lA
Jan
Class
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
B
non-voting
Gold Mines
1,100
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
Crown
13 Va
25
12%
Apr
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
17
,2%
~9
9
21%
20%
36%
ft 00
9%
36%
1,800
22
1,100
„
11%
Apr
Cuban
Tobacco
Jan
24 %
Mar
Jan
6%
200
11%
Apr
14 %
Jan
17% May
20
Mar
Apr
87%
Feb
13%
37/B
127/b
4
11%
5% Mar
17%
*
13%
18 Vb
2,000
84%
84%
100
83
84%
36
36
37%
690
25%
Jan
37%
Apr
5
5%
400
4'A
Jan
7%
Feb
Brazilian Traction Light &
•
23%
22 7A
_•
9%
23%
2,400
9%
2,900
21 Va
9%
27
•
175
20%
8%
Jan
25%
Feb
9%
Apr
Apr
27% May
Jan
23
•
20%
Jan
24
•
33
Feb
33 y2
31%
307/B
31%
3,100
27%
WW
Mar
32%
Jan
Jan
Feb
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg——
British Celanese Ltd—
.—
£1
11%
£1
3%
28 Va
III1
14%
109%
$3 2nd preferred vtc
Brown Forman Distillers
29
Feb
'■j 10% Mai
8,100
2%
Jan
3% May
1,050
3%
26%
Apr
Jan
13%
cumulative junior preferred.
10
13% May
14% May
1,725
103 % May
109 % May
400
46% May
47% May
3,800
4,700
18%
22 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
25,700
10%
19
21 Va
is y».
25 %
14%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
6 Va
6 %
16%
24%
19%
25%
13%
14%
20 Va
2,300
Mar
13
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
23%
12 y2 Mar
5,500
%
Jan
5,600
3%
Apr
4,000
5,500
11%
1,500
ft
%
i7®
12%0
3%
3%
3%
13
29
Jan
23%
11%
20
Jan
Feb
22'A
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp—
19%. May
8%
23
11%
I~2".50
Ring Co
Jan
Jan
8
1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Apr
6ya Mar
*
Line
Jan
14,300
47%
6%
1
-2.50
5%
Feb
14%
46%
20%
1
30%,
103% 109 y2
47%
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Apr/
3%
3%
.
Brown Company com vtc—
$5 1st preferred vtc
■-
12%
Feb
10%
Amer dep rets ord reg
-10S
•
British Columbia Power class A—
Class B
~~a
Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
Electric
Power
1
•
4%
A
300
4
Mar
3%
11%
11%
12
7%
x7%
x7%
3,300
22 Va
22 %
25
11,300
Jan
6"%
—
1
5
Jan
common
preference 1.
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
20
•
4%
5%
Jan
7%
t
preferred
1
Products
Capital Transit Co
common
Carman
&
Carnation
Co—1
Co
4% Mar
Rights
Apr
6%
Feb
500
15%
'an
l«u,
peb
17%
14 Va
Jan
78%
75 Va
78%
19,500
52%
1 Va
12.M00
3%
Dennison
Mfg class A common
Carreras
Amer
1V4
Jan
1,200
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
874
200
8 Va
Apr
12%
Feb
14%
3,700
9
Jan
15 Va Mar
12 Vb
.
12%
12%
550
Jan
13% Mar
10%
3
3
3'A
Jan
'•'\'%%~Teb~
3%
Feb
11%
Jan
72
Apr
28 Va
Apr
32%
Apr
150
32%
80
Jan
60
16,100
72
31%
31%
2 Va
1,200
-
67
10 Vb
Jan
14
Feb
7% Mar
Va Mar
6
2;50
12 Va
Jan
33
Jan
5
Detroit Gasket 8c
Manufacturing
Devoe
&
Co
Feb
18
American dep
4
May
Apr
Feb
Apr
29%
Feb
7
May
8%
Ltd-
Dominion Steel 8c Coal class B
Dominion Tar 8c
Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
Draper Corp common
300:
17%
17
2%
2%
26 Va
400
15% Mar
Jan
142% Mar
Jan
17% May
s
12 Va
Rubber
Duraloy (The)
30 va
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
2
5 Vb
4%
11,600
35 %
32
33
300
41 Va
25 Vb
Jan
35% May
Apr
33%
85
28
50
32%
15%
Feb
Apr
34Vb
Feb
Jan
41%'May
Jan
1
ft Apr
14%
Jan
19
Apr
3%
10,300
94
5%
17%
Apr
Jan
3,900
79
'
W
«V,
-
kt: '5*A
5 VB
5%
1,400
21%
18 %
21 Va
325
n''L
Jan
Jan
Apr
775
lft
16%
86
87 Va
1ft
'
-
k
•
600
40
61-
•
1
30'A
Apr
5% Jan
60% Jan
32
2,700
29 Va
..(
-1
Potash Co
.
42%
.10c
CO
&
35%
33
_l£l
Corp common
Duval Sulphur
35%
*
.
Ltd—
rets ord reg.
2% May
25
Jan
54% Mar
*
Co
Jan
15'A Jan
6,200
25
4%.
5
25
Laboratories—
B)
Durham Hosiery class B common
Test
Jan
Jan
300
2 Va
2 Va
21%
23
Co_.
(Allen
American dep
Duro
3%
2% Mar
24
12
10
Class A common—
Dunlop
Jan
Jan
1,200
26%
—*
;
Driver Harris Co__
Power
Jan
12%
1,900
15
2%
16
6%
6%
6%
600
uva
j<»n
27 %
28%
1,200
20%
Jan
Mai
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
27%
prior preferred
100
Jan
21% May
.
Jan
8
29%
Apr
Eastern
States
10,400
11%
Jan
250
67'A
Jan
81
32%
Jan
37
—*
3 Vb
Feb
4%
Apr
105%
Apr
~4'/b
4%
3%,
2,300
v
Feb
>
■
150
94
Jan
93
93
125
83 Va
Jan
95
Apr
1
35%
35
35%
200
28%
Jan
36 V4
Feb
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B
T
84%
84 Vb
84%
250
82
Jan
84% May
•
14
13%
14%
3,400
ll'A
Jan
16%
Fen
Jan
Electric Bond 8c Share common
5
21
20%
21%
31,300
Apr
Electrographlc Corp common
Empire District Electric 3% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick 8c Equipment
Equity Corp common—
$2 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd.
1
11%
12
$7
Jan
Jan
$6
preferred series A
preferred series B
1
100
1
5
10c
1
103 Va
102
•
11%
4%
22%
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
104
,
40
Mar
106% Feb
8%
1,700
6%
Jan
9% Mar
22
23%
105 VB
8
8%
1%
Jan
11
105
105
33%
19 Vb
1,600
23%
2,700
14%
Jan
1%
44,600
1%
Jan
33%
700
30% Mar
5%
500
u
7,000
4% May
% Jan
16%
100
1%
33
1
4%
1
%
'
15%
Feb
24
2V«
Apr
Jan
34
Apr
6
Mar
lft Jan
18%
Jan
Apr
Apr
113% „Feb
5%
Jan
3.5 V4 May
———
Ltd—
1% May
dep rets A ord
£l
9
24%
For footnotes
Apr
S3
24 Vz Mar
37
13%
78 Va
•
161 Vz Mar
4Vb
13%
76 Va
25
Corp
14% Mai
13%
78%
16%
May
"4i3«
•
Co
27%
Jan
14%
17%
1
Bridge
25 'A
Mar
Apr
136 Va
11
Apr
22
7%
ft
500
7%
26%
Dominion
DuMont
Apr
Apr
3
800
1
Domestic Finance Corp class A
Duke
39
6%
1,700
7
rets ord reg 4s
common
Mar
33
6%
3%
Ltd—
26
5
6%
,1
Feb
Apr
j
15
1
'&
Raynolds class B
Distillers
;
10
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Steel Products
70
161% Mar
6%
100
Mar
3
Feb
78% May
Jan
Jan
8%
3%
13%
5
8%. debenture
56
109%
1
13%
8%
—5
4Vb
Feb
4
I
1
'7
Feb
1
18% Mar
27%
22%
*
Jan
8,800
3 Vb
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int
103 Va
Light $5 pfd
Carr-Co'nsolidated' Biscuit Co_
6
Feb
12 Va
Apr
6%
—1
Feb
1
2.50
3,300
8Vb
17%
Brothers Inc—
Davidson
Feb
common
Carolina Power &
2,800
16 %
Day Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common
12%
100
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
8%
Jan
D
x8%
3%
8'A
Feb
1%
% Mar
-2.50
Jan
*
100
apltal City
.8%
II
7% Jan
20% Jan
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Canadian Marconi
6,900
Jan
'
24%
TA
U Mar
>.
•
6%%
16
100
%
common
Eastern Malleable Iron
4%
•
l
Camden
Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
50o
Jan
12%
"%
6%
Davenport Hosiery Mills.
4%%
Cable Electric Products common
10%
May
16%
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assn common—10
Calamba
16%
5
Sugar common
Lighting Inc common—
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)—
Dobeckmun Co
Tobacco—
Amer
Jan
—10
—
13% Mar
prior cumulative preferred_100
Scrymser Co
25
Bourjois Inc
—1
Amer
10
Jan
Feb
•
900
Jan
4%
Co
13
26% May
Feb
13%
Jan
_4
•
42
12%
Jan
'
2 Va
Curtis
16
1%
Jan
„25c
common
9%
Jan
5%
12
Crown Drug Co
Apr
Apr
•
Apr
—1
(Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partlc
*
Feb
4% May
31
—6
Inc
Petroleum
Atlantic
3%
5 Vt
3
Cent
Cuban
6,100
Piston
Co
Feb
10%
Burma
Brewing
Jan
4
144%
Jan
21 Vb
(ord reg)_. _£1
38%
Apr
Jan
118
IIIi
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
36% Apr
x8%
17'A
Jan
Jan
2%
16 Vb
Croft
12%
6% Mar
Jan
12 Va
450
1
12'A
5%
33%
Jan
2% Mar
26%
5
12%
15
Jan
11%
•
Crowley Milner 8c Co
100
Burd
American dep receipts
Petroleum
Jan
6Q0
21%
"II
common
8%
400
100
1,500
Feb
Ltd—
Apr
500
Pipe
Courtauids
Feb
5%
Buckeye
Petroleum
Cosden
6%
,
11% Mar
12%
8c Reynolds common
preferred class A
19,800
57/s
Jan
42
.
"8VB
15 Va
9%
24%
*
~7%
15 Vb
14
40 Va
-5c
Inc
6
15%
Feb
Jan
42
•
voting
$1
38%
Jan
8%
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Class
Corroon
12%
1
-4%
'
16%
12
4%
73 %
Apr
-26
—1
Continental Foundry 8c Machine Co..
•
Cook Paint & Varnish Co_
7%
7%
12%
Feb
Feb
5%
17
*
;
1
Jan
12%
4%
I10
Consolidated Royalty Oil—•
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
134
136 %
7'A
700
American
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining 8c Smelting Ltd
25%
7%
5%
to
Apr
7%
61
Jan
Mar
3%
900
Jan
Compo
Jan
5'A
55,200
23%
23
23%
200
%
74
May
1,050
British
Jan
1956.
12%
British-American Oil
Feb
Community Public Servlce.
Shoe Machinery—
—
_*
Feb
10%
5'A
6%
2,500
9
300
12'/a
'Class Ai__
10%
8%
8%
13 %
74
common
common—
*cD
Jan
Jan
-
13
12%
Corp
Apr
29%
.10
11%
Breeze
40%
6%
Jan
325
3'A
3%
78
common
Bridgeport Gas. Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
Jan
5 Vb
200
5%
Power
34% Mar
1,200
3%
39
5 y2 %
2,000
6%
7%
13 Va
Borne
38
68%
u
—.
Blumenthal (Si & Co common—.
Bohack (H C) Co common-—
Apr
22
-1
13 Va
common-:
10 Va
Apr
7%
66
common
Ridge Corp
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Jan
Feb
5%
1,100
65%
9%
10
6%
14,200
3%
23 % Mar
—
A
Jan
4
6%
6%
Airlines
Crdsley Motors
class
Mar
5
4%
35 Va
36
.20
Manufacturing Co—
5%
Gorham
Jan
23
800
10%
9%
.
27
450
4
9%
,
Jan
'
4 Va
...
Apr
10%
25
5%
Jan
21%
1,000
5%
5%
2%
Jan
7% May
17%
1,600
8
24
25
.-1
-1
30% Mar
1% Mar
1,400
1%
21%
7%
7%
68%
12%
common
&
1%
20%
.1
Creole
common
Apr
13'A
-_1
12%
Starr
Apr
2,500
13%
Jan
Commodore Hotel Inc.
11%
Bl&ck
13%
Jan
Feb
1
Blue
Jan
48
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Eflauner's
9%
9%
24
Jan
,75C
common
1,800
-1
~7%
Aircraft
50
13%
40
125
_
Bell Telephone of Canada
Benrus Watch Co Inc.
Benson & Hedges common
28%
47
—1
Ties
28%
-1
Jan
•
Shoe Corp
Feb
.25
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Beau-Brummel
72%
Colt's
Apr
6%
Co
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone Co-
Andes—
&
66%
70
Colonial
B
Baumann (L)
800
Feb
68%
Feb
13%
1
Inc
Jan
Development ordinary
Coro
Etarium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
13%
-
-
Jan
•
Corp
Feb
Apr
.5
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Cornucopia
shares
10%
10 Va
11%
Apr
10%
10'A
1
los
Jan
1,600
7%
Jan
21%
114
4,700
•
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Baldwin Securities
6%
Jan
5,600
•
1,800
12%
Clayton & Lambert
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
Aluminum Products Co
/Consol
Babcock & Wilcox Co
7'A
Jan
11'A
3
7
10%
Club
Colon
Jan
7%
.10
Inc__—
Neon
DCVU
Jan
4,200
Manufacturing.. -4
Claude
Jan
7%
6%
12%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
V/1UUUC
May
5%
38 Va
28%
Co.
Controller
11%
Jan
6
certificates.
vv*»w.w..w.
Apr
Jan
•
common
9'
35% Jan
5% Apr
10 y2
21
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
9%
J art
4%
8
8
11%
com.
Stamping
City & Suburban Homes.
V/iftis
,Jan
11 Va
15'A
10%
1
2,000
Apr
12
Jan
111%
19
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine-
11%
181%
Jan
May
40
19%
£1
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
8'A
8
6,500
11%
50
8%
300
2,200
1
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
200
12%
20%
2.50
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel class A—
440
9%
8%
Feb
94% Mar
Apr
Jan
155
178%
175
176
16%
Jan
Apr
8%
68%
Consolidated Mining
Vtc
de
11%
1,400
2,200
19'A
20%
50
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
,Jan
45
•
Equipment Corp..
Aspinook (The) Corp
85
10%
10%
113% 114
•
Aro
105
610
105% 106 y2
106
1
Arkansas Natural -Gas common
Common class A non-voting
American
13%
_9%
Apr
13
Apr
10
4
Apr
Apr
11%
City Auto
1
Argus Cameras Inc.
Banco
12%
common
Voting trust
11%
5%
9 VB
Apr
78
40
"5%
9
Chicago Rivet 8c Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines.
Jan
5
Jan
Corp
11%
11
_9 %
£1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co—.<
6%
%
118
Ltd—
Co
rets
24% May
Jan
y2
112 Vb Mar
Jan
3%
27
6%
Cherry-Burrell common
Cbesebrough Manufacturing
24%
8%
Apr
8%
Jan
1
American dep
79%
!
Jan
4%
5
2
Inc common
Anglo-Iranian
78%
common
32%
"4%
5
Angerman Co
Co
Chamberlin Co of America
44 V*
%
Apr
Feb
26'A
300
27
M
3,500
8,800
2,200
Jan
Jan
3% May
VWVW*
36
y2
Anchor Post Products
Jan
Jan
17%
89
Light 4% pfd
{Central States Elec 6% preferred—
•,7% preferred
Conv preferred opt div series
Conv pfd opt dlv series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
J
Convertible preference.
I/UUVCIVSWSV
55%
21%
23%
•
preferred
Writing Paper common
40
6%
6%
400
26%
13%
Products
Ohio Steel
35
114% 114%
2
common
T
35%
Jan
33
700
6%
Apr
15%
2,200
79%
-
54
10c
common
Superpower Corp
American
35
10
$6 series preferred
American Thread 5%
7 Vz
3%
27
preferred $1.50 series
Cessna
American Potash & Chem class A
Mar
4%
Central Power 8c
Light—
American Hard Rubber Co
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
—1
Corp
16%
7%
3%
~7%
.—I
-
Secur
2,300
500
16%
-10
America.
-V*
~5%
Central Maine Power Co—
Mar
84
of
Corp
Central
American Cities
common
High
Low
6
"5%
5%
& Co
(A M)
27 V*
9'A
100
11%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Carter (J W) Co common
Cssco
Low
Par
*
•
14%
27
11%
1
Co
Range
of Prices
High
Low
15
f American E&ntam Car Co class A
American Beverage common
American Book
Range Since
Shares
High
95
•
pfd
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Jan. 1
72'A
•
common
conv
73'A
100
Manufacturing
5%
Low
•
common
Week's
STOCKS
far Week
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Sales
see
page 31.
Jan
Apr
Volume 173
Number 5009
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1913)
29
V
*
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Association
First
(Phila).
Corp common
$2 dividend cumulative preferred
(M H) Co Inc
of
56 Va
31%
31%
31/2
1
Low
210
57
3%
55%
29
175
9%
A
non-voting
•
B
voting
•
54
56 %
69
54
69
3%
Apr
Jeanette
10%
Feb
Jefferson
Jan
66%
Feb
54
100
Jan
75
Feb
Jim
Glass
Co
Motor
Pitt
Fox
of
%
%
12
25,400
1
10%
10%
10%
1,300
1.25
Brewing
convertible
(Geo
1
Brown
5%
5%
5%
1,400
33%
32%
35'A
4,100
3%
3%
9%
914
1,200
5%
5%
5%
A)
9
II* Jan
10% May
preferred
Feb
11
Feb
Jan
9
Jan
8%
50
Co
39
5
Power
Co
11%
11%
common
Jan
45
Jan
12%
10% Jan
1,000
17%
17%
.
16'A
300
General; Alloys
96%
•r5%
~5%
800
6%
6%
4,200
6%
Co
.2%
General Builders Supply Corp
5% convertible preferred
1
2fi
com
.
General Electric
Co
Apr
Apr
2%
Feb
Apr
3%
Jan
20%
Jan
22%
Apr
8%
Jan
•
Kaiser-Frazer
1
300
Adv
6ft
Kawneer
Kennedy's
Key
pfd
.
Co
.5
20%
20%
20%
1,500
3%
1
99
4%
6
•
common
4%
4%
6
17%
18%
25
34%
12
_
Glen more Distilleries
""
b
100
34% 34%
11% ,12%
-
17'
17%
5
29%
29%
29%
common
t
4%
4%
5%
3,700
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Sugars class A
•
•
Class B
$4.50
prior preferred
.Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
Manufacturing
53
36
Atlantic
Pacific
8c
..
50
36
36
30
1
%
U
65
Jan
Le
30%
Feb
Lakey
Loblaw
40%
Feb
Feb
i*« Mar
|{ Jan
68
Jan
31%
700
29%
22%
450
14
8%
8%
700
12%
7,800
12
Lionel
87
22%
12%
Apr
Apr
Jan
31%
Mar
Feb
32
Jan
Jan
23%
Apr
Jan
9%
Feb
10% Mar
12%
Corp
12 Va
900
x9%
Jan
4 Vs
4%
2,100
4%
Jan
100
3%.Mar
17
500
15%
Apr
17%
Feb
5
500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
9
5,400
8%
Jan
11%
7
2,500
6'A Mar
1,500
8
9%
9%
10
375
125%
Apr
136%
Jan
10%
4%
130
Apr
136%
—
400
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
4%
100
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
Jan
19
18%
Apr
23% Mar
19%
19%
20%
10%
10%
10%
600
27
26%
27 %
6,900
1,000
3%
Feb
Feb
10% May
11%
17%
v
Jan
27 % May
Jan
30 Va Mar
51%
650
46
Jan
54
25
26%
700
22%
Jan
26% Mar
Mangel Stores
11% May
Manischewitz
12fr
127%
131 % 133
26%
25c
common
Alabastine__
Apr
29% Apr
24%
23%
24%
250
22 %
Apr
25%
10
26%
25%
26%
5,400
24%
Jan
(Texas)
28%
12
12
12
900
10 Va
Jan
12%
Feb
39
40%
16,200
32 % Mar
41%
Apr
112%
Jan
15%
2,400
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
15% May
40%
,
*110%
xl5%
~
Apr
11 %
-
•:
3
2%
4,400
•
11%
300
Mar
10
22
jr.
23%
Mar
Feb
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
Maine Public Service Co
common
(The B) Co
Consolidated Mfg
Mapes
•
10
1
*
A
Co
—•
International Marine
Co Ltd
Marion Power Shovel
$1
10
Communication
.5
Bridge Co Ltd
Hammerinill Paper common
^
;
_5
,_25
Hartford' Electric Tight-
5%;
»■
—•
.
5%
i-."'
36%
46
46 %
37%
-n
47,i
990
2
Inc
7
•
l
—
28
Feb
37%
Jan
49 %
6% Mar
5%
5,200
1%
200
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
7%
1,100
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
4
-
Jan
11%
1,000
9%
Jan
11% Mar
29
;.
27
%
•
*
1
1
2,900
23%
Apr
29
May
Merritt
1,
14%
15%
6,800
12
Jan
16%
15%
16 Va
400
12%
Jan
16%
17
200
16% May
21
Feb
34%
34%
10
30% Mar
34%
41%
41V*
100
40% Mar
42%
Apr
Jan
Feb
2%
Feb
13%
15%
13,000
Feb
16%
11%
11%
2,900
16%
—
Hearn Dept Stores common
5
6%
6%
200
6%
25c
13%
12%
13%
6,800
11%
•
Co
16%
"16%
16%
275
common— T_
A
.•
Co
2
common
5%ft preferred
14% U4%
100
;
100
90%
10
..
Jan
8%
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
15% Mar
19%
Feb
12% Mar
;
__
14
Feb
11%
-15% Mar
Jan
96%
Feb
88
Jan
67
90%
—
2%
14%
„
n
15%
13%
14%
27,200
14,900
2%
3%
5,600
Jan
:70% Mar
3
10
--1
25o
Co
Iron
Metal Textile
Corp common
IB
Participating preferred
—1
2.50
—-•
10
Michigan Sugar Co common
6ft preferred
1
1
Corp
Hone
77/a
Henry Holt
Hercules
& Co
Steel
100
w-
_
C_
1
common
Products
"
9
9
10c
3
5ft
Hoe
Consol
Stores
Holophane
Border's
Horn
common
10
8%
100
25,800
%
3%
8%
Apr
900
3%
Apr
5%
Feb
Midland Steel Products—
5% Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
—*
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Oil Co
10
Midwest Piping 8c Supply common
•
Mid-West Refineries
1
Miller Wohl Co common
8O0
4%ft
convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
——•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5ft pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common
•
Mines
Jan
Molybdenum Corp
8%
8%
150
11%
11%
5
11%
3,700
12%
12%
52^i
53%'
15%
44%
100
4,700
Baking Co
Hardart
15%
15
15
;
44%
44%
•
common
156
+•
-
preferred
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
3
•
•
Hardart
8%
200
12%
Apr
xl0% Jan
9% Jan
1
common
Inc
8c
5%
Gold
Inc
Co
% 200
Sll
1581
156
13%
750
10
28%
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
53% May
Jan
15 %
Apr
44% Apr
156
May
30
28%
107% 107%
28%
100
15%
Jan
39
75
45%
Jan
27%
169
Jan
32%
Apr
111
107% Mar
Co
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Hurd
Lock
JHuyleFs
lsi
81
8c
Inc
5
common—
Refining
~
Manufacturing Co
5
Hydro-Electric
121
preferred
1
4%
25'
Feb
102%
100
5,300
Jan
Feb
1,500
3%
Jan
5% Mar
,2 %
1,300
1%
Apr
3% Mar
11%
11%
425
4%
4%
4%
800
21%
700
1%
-
5
.
.
,
10
,
18
Apr
3%
Mar
4%
Jan
Feb
'
Hygrade Food Products
Illinois-Zinc Co
5
I
common
•.
20%
„
22% x24%
22%
3,750
20% Mar
18% Mar
27
Jan
27%
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
'
American dep
receipts registered
£1
Oil (Canada) capital stock
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperiad
4%
35%
35%
36%
15,000
10%
10%
10%
6,600
25 %
10%
Feb
Jan
Apr
5'/a
Apr
37 % Mar
12%
Feb
11
£1
Indianapolis Pwr 8c Light 4%
Insurance
j
.
■
Co
of
Nevunnmon
International
North
w
10
99%
99
pfd—10o
America
10
1_
Cigar Machinery-.—
Mar
100
97%
Apr
102 %
450
142
139
124%
Feb
7%
7%
7%
700
12%
2,400
"l%
1%
1%
2,100
8 %
8%
8%
600
13%
13%
14%
800
16
15%
16%
5,900
11
71%
74%
2,650
14'A
14%
500
A
88
89%
450
International Petroleum coupon shs —•
Registered shares
•
19%
16%
20%
38,400
19%
16%
19%
2,100
International Products
13 *
13 -
13%
800
Metal
Industries
lo
Investors
13%
14%
Jan
Jan
Royalty.
1
78%
^YronFUreman
,
1%
1%
1%
5,100
17%
t
com~cI~A
•
5%
17%
100
.7%
600
%
%
100
9
Jan
13
7
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
-Jan
56
Jan
-Apr
5
Mar
6%
9
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
8
Apr
8%
Feb
12%
Jan
2
Jan
9%
Feb
12%
Apr
16% Jan
13
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
11%
Feb
10
,60a
Nachman Corp
Co
common
Inc
common
National Breweries
—
common.
28%
29
900
32
50
Jan
27
Feb
18
Apr
24
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
22%
Jan
29
May
32-
Feb.
35
.Jan
*4%
4%
4%
5,900
3%
Jan
Vs
Feb
6%
6%
6%
1,800
6
Apr
7%
Jan
25
31
Jan
Jan
Feb
32
32
16
16
102
102
32
16%
102
5
14% Mar
35%
19%
100
102
May
103%
4,400
Feb
44
44%
150
40
Jan
44 % May
34%
28%
34%
51,300
13%
Jan
34% May
2%
2%
2'A
700
2%
Jan
2%
Fab
94
125
100
25
2%
2%
168
35%
4%
4%
19
TV/n
2%
300
169 %
110
36
4%
19
11%
99% 101
11
99%
98
Jan
100
May
107
Mar
97
93
100
Apr
Jan
101%
Jan
2%
Jan
165
Apr
185 %
Feb
36%
Feb
4%
Jan
92%
2%
Apr
34
Jan
406
*4%
Jan
600
16%
Jan
1,700
10 Va
50
120
99 V*
Apr
Apr
19 % Mar
13
Feb
103 % Mar
Mar
56
Feb
'Jan
21%
Apr
50
40
21%
21%
500
19
800
9%
Jan
ll7/» Mar
42
21%
42
11
10%
11
22%
22
22%
400
17%
Jan
22% Mar
8%
8
8%
1,700
7%
Jan
9% Mar
4%
4%
700
3%
3%
3%
5,100
1
10% May
19% May
18%
National Malllnson Fabrics—
12 %
Apr
15%
National Mfg 8c Stores common
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
Jan
preferred
Apr
93
Feb
16%
Jan
18
Feb
10%
Jan
% Jan
Machinery
National Starch Products
National Steel
Car
.National Transit
Ltd.
common
1
3
4
10
12%
13
9%
12%
National Pressure Cooker common
16%
5 V.
3%
Jan
4
Feb
Apr
22
Jan
150
17%
34% Mar
National Fuel Gas
National Rubber
19%
10
5,900
200
14%
1,300
10 %
10%
400
12%
13'A
600
18
12%
13%
18%
300
Feb
34% Mar
13% Mar
11%
Jan
9%
Apr
13%
Jan
16% Feb
Jan
16%
13
14
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
14
common—
Jan
Jan
100
N
Jan
%
1,000
.1$
Muskogee
12%
7% Mar
5%
4%
Muter Company common
12
1%
20
32
29
C
90%
89%
100
7%
v
Fur footnotes see page 31.
series
Loan Society com class
National Radiator Co
Manufacturing
Irving Air Chute
Italian Superpower Corp
common
Jan
Iowa Public Service Co—
ZMfci, ymtmmA
1
—1
100
A
1
Montgomery Ward 8c Co class A.
*
Moody Investors participation pfd——*
Morris Plan Corp of America
lOo
Mountain Producers
10
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel 8c Tel
100
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
•
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.BO
preferred
4.50ft
Monroe
7ft
'
19%
Apr
74% May
-*
88
International
Pictures
National Bellas Hess
50
Feb
Jan
4
Feb
64% Mar
International Hydro-Electric—
;
14%
25
•
common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40ft cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
Namm's
Preferred $3.50 series
15% May
Jan
10
142
72 MP
14%
5
Jan
27/a Mar
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
8'A
13'A
32% Mar
X131
11%
1%
• <.'
Securities
30
121%
120
...
...
1
common
convertible
30
•
Apr
49
4
—
.
,
dividend shares
non-cum
Mid vale
Monogram
Hubbell
Feb
12% Mar
56
'
—
preferred—*
100
7-7
-
10
2.50
(Geo A) 8c Co
8c
Horn
■
preferred—'—
& Co class A
Hollinger
Hormel
1." '1
common
convertible
(R)
Holly
Co
Jan
16% "May
9% Mar
Petroleum
States
Middle
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
$2
Hlgble Mfg
10% Mar
6%
1
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Mlcromatic
1%
•
pfeferrwF-
10
37
15%
14%
Chapman 8c Scott Corp—
Warrants
Mesabl
Michaels Brothers, Inc
Heller
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
;ii
•
Jan
7%
»3%
•
-
6%
18%
44%
1,200
Feb
1%
'
Harvard Brewing*fto*-.: z-.■/>..:
5%
11% Jan
32% Feb
1,300
'
__
•
Harris common
McKee (A G) 8c Co class B
McWllliams Dredging
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
Massey
H
Co
Hamilton
Class
Feb
14%
Marconi
Rubinstein
Apr
M
49%
Mining
Feb
29%
-1
—
class
Jam
Jan
-51%
Hecia
Feb
19%
13%
19
Uanf
100
Korthe m Paper___——
25
Griesedteck
Western Brewery-i_.-__.__2
Chemical Co
Great
Helena
Feb
Jan
8
Apr
7%
2%
HsrtktggMjgrCo
Hathaway Bakeries
Hazeltine Corp.
Fab
7
"7
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
.-1
Louisiana Land 8c Exploration
Louisiana Power 8c Light $6 pfd—
Lynch Corp
——
2%
Lamp
10%
1$
Lone Star Gas Co
126'/a
Ball
..
29%
131%
Gypsum Lime-As
10
Feb
F«b
4% Jan
Tea—
stock
Grocery Stores Products-
10
Class B
1
.
13
11%
4'A
Locke Steel Chain
•
Oil As
Feb
14%
11%
—.
common
Groceterias
100
Lakes
-Great
10%
4.6% Mar
12%. Jan
12%
Realty common
Tourneau (R G) Inc
Jan
60
Jan
31%
..
900
12%
Apr
5%
Jan
35
22%
8% Mar
8%
20
Mar
55
II Mar
700
-
Lefcourt
82
10
9
13% Jan
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Feb
9,200
65
8%
9
Aft Jan
5
34% May
Jan
19%
49%
100
82
50
Co
53,
-
82
•
;
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5 ft conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Non-voting
common
7%
1st preferred
51
-
Apr
6,400
16%
Feb
7%
Jan-
20%
3%
Jan
31'A
Inc
Foundry 8c Machine
Lasoson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Apr
23%
..5
Jan
1,400
23,500
%
-
12%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Inc
Mar
4%
30%
*
14
28%-Mar
L
Lake Shores
Apr
16
1,300
4
17%
4
29%
Company
Laclede-Christy
Feb
4%
28% Jan
300
1
Inc
108% Mar
13,-400.
17
.4
'Jan
Feb
Apr
17%
150
Jan
24
%
Jan
114%
Jan
15%
Coal.
Stores
17%
5%
-4,100
•
Gladding McBean 8c Co
19
100
Mar
4
13,600
6%
-
35
900
Jan
Jan
108% Mar
1
Co
5%
Jan
Apr
75
27
Apr
Mar
112%
1
.-
Mar
14% Jan
-
Yellowknife Gold Mines
22
105%
8%
37 V4
36
26%
33%o
1
(The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Kropp
108% Mar
7% Jan
7.50
Kobacker
F«b
May
19
Jan
107
»
9% May
Jan
2,000
13%
Apr
Jan
35%
1
Corp
8%
$6
Oeri^-l«e^j(3erpi>-i.i_-__
Hotels
Jan
9
16'A
30
7%
7%
108% Apr
29
May
15% Mar
Jan
13 %
150
107% 107%
—
•
10
(D Emil) Co common
Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
400
6,700
Jan
15 %
550
19
.60
Kleinert (IB)
Jan
100
Co
Klein
8%
18%
10%
18%
__
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Feb
7%
101
14%
9%
9%
4%
Jan
Apr
14%
19
30%
100
2,800
Union
.
3%
23
14%
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
-4
Apr
Jan
5% May
105 %
29
26%
100
4%
1
30,600
26%
.100
Kings County Lighting common.
4ft
cumulative preferred
9%
15%
Great
6%
5%
28%
•
8c Co
" 8%
9%-
4
(Adolf)
2%
Jan
6
•
•
Inc
common
(Walter)
x8%
15
Goodman
175
•
xa%
20
Globe
7'
6% May
Jan
20% Jan
preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferredr
•
$5 preferred
•
f
22%
10o
Co
10
£1
A
50o
General' Public Service
Gobel
Apr
2%
,
50
General Plywood Corp common
6ft conv preferred
Glen- Alden
Feb
Jan
5%
100
(AC)
18%
100%
5% May
400
20%
pfd
Godchaux
22
K
Corp
Kansas Gas 8c Electric 4 %ft
Knott
Amer dep rets ord reg
Genera) Finance Corp 5% pfd
General -Fireproofing common
Outdoor
.
2%
3
v
2%
20%
Jan
Ltd—
1
Gilbert
II Jan
1%
2%
Jan
13%
8% Jan
.
1
common
preferred
Oellman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp
Gilchrist
Feb
Apr
4% Mar
36
Feb
Apr
1%
4Jan
3,300
.
<i5%
Giant
7%
5% Apr
26
6,000
1
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4% ft preferred -J—
Genera)
4
•
Stores
Preference
Kidde
Oatlneau
High
Low
-1
(N J)
France—
deposit receipts bearer
Co
Franklin Simon & Co Inc
4% ft
5%
Brewing
(Peter)
Fuller
—£1
deposit rets ord reg.
American
.
Fort
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Co Ltd—
American
Ford
Low
lOo
common
Lake Sulphur Co
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian 8c Kokenge Co
Ford Motor
Shares
Jan
32
Jan
45%
1,200
for Week
Jan
Jerry
Class
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
62%
Canada—
Class
Exchange
High
Apr
Jan
Feb
3%
8,500
32
1
New York Curb
Week's
Last
Bale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
56%
10c
Flshman
Motor
Low
-10
York
Ford
Friday
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Fire
4
Sales
12%
Feb
Feb
Jan
12% Mar
10
Jan
16
Feb
15%
8%
~3%
"3%
~3%
1,000
Jan
20
25%
-1
Apr
29%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Fen
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1914)
.
Monday, May 7, 1951'
.
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOE WEEK ENDED MAY
Week's
for week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Low
Par
national
Meter
Nestle
Le
&
Tel-.
Clock
&
Watch
England
Nfiw1
Haven
Jersey
New
Mexico
_100
*
Co_^
—20
109% 113%
2%
3
3%
Park
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
Rowe
Royalite
Oil
Jan
5%
Jan
Russeks
Fifth
Jan
113%
Apr
4
Jan
Ryan
Ryan
Jan
Ryerson
2% Mar
10%
2%
2Ve
2%
5%
2,700
7,400
6%
7
68
9%
Apr
68
May
8%
1%
77%
11%
(The)
York
3
80
9%
37%
Jan
12
Jan
33 %
31%
33%
500
31
—10
10 Mi
10%
10%
100
10% May
Niagara Share
15%
16%
16 VB
,
1 %
1%
North
American Rayon $3 preferred—50
North
American
North
Central
Northeast
North
Securities
Utility
Petroleum—.
Penn
Northern
RR
Ind
6
4 %%
1st
Corp
convertible
United
Ltd
Ohio
Power
class
4%%
B
Jan
Schick
Oil
3%
4
3%
3%
3%
1,700
2%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
3,800
9%
Jan
1
2
Inc
Schulte
Inc
(DA)
common
Jan
18
17%
Jan
4%
Jan
x88 %
Feb
Jan
18 '/e
16%
19 %
4,500
15%
90
Selby
Semler
(R
Oklahoma
Natural
Old
United
15%
Apr
19% May
Apr
Filters
Olympic Radio & Telev
Omar
Inc
IS
Jan
Jan
55%
Feb
200
100%
Apr
30%
700
28%
Jan
15 7 8
17
900
15%
14
14
50
ll %
3,400
9%
1
Inc
9%
19
19%
36
38%
200
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Sherwin-Williams
32%
Feb
Shoe
A pi¬
17%
Apr
Sicks
Jan
15%
Feb
Silex
1st
5%
redeemable
1st
6%
redeemable
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
41%
Jan
15
16%
Apr
Mar
red
$3
convertible
Simplicity
class A
5%
Jan
7% Mar
1%
13,500
1
Api
Pacific
div
Pacific
cum
Petroleum
Power
&
Public
1st
Light
5%
t
v
Motors
Apr
106'/a Mar
97%
Apr
106% Mar
8%
I4 /a
•
preferred
cumulative
,—25
&
Power
2.50
Corp
Gas
Penn
common
i——
1
Electric class A com—*
&
Light 4%%
Water & Power
Co
&
Rubber
Piper
Aircraft Corp
5
Pneumatic
Polaris
Scale
—10
Mining Co
25o
Pratt
&
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Inc
Pressed
Metals
Producers Corp
Prosperity
Co
Providence
Public
47%
*
common
B
——
Corp
Oil
cumulative
Co
Pyrene Manufacturing
79%
Feb
12%
15%
4,300
13%
Apr
16%
Ja»
5%
5%
5%
7,900
4%
Jan
6%
1
10%
10%
10%
l,10p
9
Jan
1
7%
7%
1,800
5
Jan
common
common
12.50
common
Jan
2,500
27%
Apr
30 % Mar
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
25
25%
24%
25'%
3,000
24% Mar
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
25
24%
25
200
47
May
51
Jan
4
Jan
6
Feb
5%
Apr
7%
Jan
Southern
16%
Jan
17
Jan
Southland
43%
38
44%
1,900
29%
Jan
16%
,600
12
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
75
Feb
•
—
—
•
S5
—
4%
—
6%
Apr
Feb
'
40
40%
40
28-
5%
15%
14%
28
40
Jan
44
50
22%
Apr
24% Mar
50
x22% x22%
—
—
700
27
Jan
28 'A Mat
5%
100
—
15%
13,200
5% Mar
13%
3%
Jan
13% Mar
6 %
35%
3%
500
3%
69%
650
64%
15%
14%
15%
1,400
U
u
200
19%
20%
9%
10%
4%
4%
1,300
24
1%
2%
112
Jan
Jan
x41
Mar
Jan'
Spencer
Royalty
Shoe
__
20%
4%
24
24
1%
4% Mar
.
Standard
Common
$7
class
preferred
Standard
Jan
(The)
800
19%
Apr
23%
7%
Jan
11%
Feb
Steel
of
4%
Jan
4% Mar
Stein
100
22%
Jan
2
3,900
T%
2%
1,100
"III
Jan
Feb
Stetson (J B) Co
Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
4%
4
2,600
Apr
10
10%
38%
3E'%'
600
34*
800
11%
2,400
8
<
'
'—;
Reliance
Rlce-Stix
Electric &
-
65%
45
Jan
19%
5%
12%
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
102
Mar
' Jan
40
Richmond Radiator—
Rio
—
Jan
12%
3%
Jan
2,400
8 %
Jan
10%
9
Finch
Oil
29%
700
25 %
Jan
33£
Feb
Thew
Shovel
_5
16%
15%
16%
400
13%
Feb
Thiokol
11%
11%
11%
100
9
Jan
Jan
17%
17
12%
Apr
18%
18%
19%
1,500
25%
25%
400
27%
xl7%
1%
Apr
19
Rolls Royce
Jan
25
Jan
2%
Jan
Apr
26%
Jan
300
22%
Jan
30
Mar
20
58
Jan
25
55 %
Feb
59
Feb
9%
17,200
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
6
5%
6 %
4,600
*%
Feb
6%
Apr
8%
6%
8%
5,700
6
Jan
8 %
1
May
4%
4%
4%
1,600
Apr
4%
Rome
Cable
Roosevelt
receipts
Corp
Field
ior ord
common
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel
1%
600
24%
24%
25
33
32%
33
600
3%
4
1,400
%
900
4
%
1% Mar
23 %
Jan
2%
10
2% "'2%
95
Muttummm
5% May
600
40
10%
6%
7%
Mar
168%
Feo
10%
Apr
160
8%
6,400
Jan
Feb
70
37%
3,500
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
4%
4%
900
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
2,300
25 %
26
200
15%
15%
400
3
Jan
4%
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
33%
Jan
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Jan
26
Apr
14 % Mar
15% May
7%
7%
400
7 Va
Jan
8%
Feb
2-6
2%
2,600
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
4%
4%
2,300
4% Mar
5%
Jan
875
18%
800
1%
1,700
5
.300
21
225
3%
4
2,200
14%
22
16
925
22%
22
2%
*
Jan
22% May
Jan
3%
20
2%
Api-
22%
24'A
Apr
34%
Feb
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
20%
Apr
3%
Jan
Apr
'
1
—
»
'
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__
24%
25%
I_25c
25%
5
Feb
'
♦
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20%
mil
—15
Corp
3%
16
Electric
Co
Inc
-1—•
common..,
_1
common—
&
Light
Co
$4.56
•
pfd
,23% Feb
Jan
2%
5
common
Corp
Roofing
36%
37%
600
20%
20%
20%
3,200
16
Jan
Apr
20
20
8%
17%
25c
Allied
8%
1
40
Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
Apr
112%
Feb
17%
Jan
2,200
6 %
Jan
12 %
1,200
9
17%
17%
19%
9%
11,400
18%
.1,600
90
90
.
*
Jan
Jan
15%
150
7%
18%
9%
18%
Stocks—
Jan
18%
3,100
21 %
16
17%
1
Construction-*—1
&
34%
108'A
5
Inc
Realty
&
,36%
1
registered- _£1
deposit
rets
Shipyard Corp
ord
22
Feb
9%
Apr
17%,May
17% Apr
Jan
9% May
15%
Jan
18%' Apr
85
Jan
91
7%
•
100
Royalty
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah
Mining
Trans Lux Corp
True
80c
100
Mar
1
—
96
1%
3
•
♦
1%
.
22%
22%
common
17% "
19%
20%
convertible preferred—*-
19%
20 VA
5% May
105
2
Jan
4
Jan
3%
% Mar
%
Feb
Jan
Feb
23
Jan
17 % May
20
Jan
16 %
Jan
24% Mar
17
Jan
23% Mar
19
1,300
200
• "
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2
■
700
17 Vb
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2 % May
77,900
Feb
1
1 % Mar
95
4,200
3%:
*
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3 Vb
1,400
•3%
2%
3
23,500
-255
97
1%
3
-
5%
6
53%
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41:% Mar
250
'
97
1
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—
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4%
4%
11
in
300
18
u
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45 %
70c
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Tung-Sol
*
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warrants %
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of
—.
Feb
6
.
——
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common
100
U
Realization
Chemical
Union Gas"
61* Canada"
Union Investment
Apr
103
Feb
Feb
43
Mar
Union
Oil
Co
of
10c
5
Corp
Feb
92%
Corp
i—l
7%
7%
7%
1.500
—**
13%
18%
18%
1,1100
7%^
California—
16%
17%
3,500
12%
Jan
17%
Apr
United
Aircraft
15%
15%
500
9%
Jan
17%
Feb
United
42
Corp warrants
43%
2,400
Mar
51%
Jan
United
Elastic
94%
Products
Corp
common—50c
7%
8
95
350
76%
10
6%
5,900
■h
6,400
39 34
50
6
5
32
1
*
39%
.
,
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94'A
76%
4
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%
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preferred series A
♦
Union Stock Yards of Omaha——10o
Wr.r.f
4%
Jan
11
*
Feb
39
4>A
28%
.
Feb
""2
6 %
'
Unexcelled
3,700
6%
For footnotes see
page 31.
10
4%
$3.75
43
6 Vb
5%
161% 165
10%
Jan
Apr
34%
16%
Feb
30% Mar
31%
reg—£1
5
Feb
8%
4%
deposit rets def registered—-5s
Ulen
5
Co
41%
Mar
4%
Corporation common
Thorofare Markets Inc
Jan
Ltd—
American dep
Jan
6
Jan
1
92 %
37
T%
Thor
Todd
25 %
2%
6 Vb
6%
Jan
Power
95
Jan
Mar
Tampa
1
Jan
17%
21% Mar
2% Mar
Swan
Texas
Rochester Gas & Elec 4 7o
pfd F—100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
•
Feb
20
Apr
3,200
40
6%
6%
5
Ray Drug common—
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool & Die Co__
Feb
3%
3%
17% Mar
14
17,000
15% '
Apr
Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
Jan
Apr
700
18
39
2%
50
21%
4%
—*
common—,
Sun
Apr
1
39% '
5
& Co common
104%
1%
700
Feb
11% May
Jan
20
Apt-
_10c
:
-
—
,(S)
Apr
1
2%
2%
18
1
Co_
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
96%
*
200
*
com—
Stinnes
100
5
21%
21
9%
Feb
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
100
8
A—.—1
Engineering
15,100
May
Toklan
Inc
11%
—1
Engine
98
9%
1%
25%
ordinary
Inc
23
9%
5%
Jan
1
Brewers Inc_
96%
6.25
Jan
Feb
U
xl5
—1
——^—
Aluminum Products
29 %
27
Jan
4%
400
1
——
common
Mar
4%
18
Co.
3%
Jan
125
Canada
&
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Apr
21
(A)
"£%
Apr
2% Mar
Apr
Co
Corp
class* B———
Feb
3%
.58
May
5%
800
9%
165
—
———
Corp
28%
33%
.
50
4% Mar
Jan
5,100
Co
Standard-Thomson
Starrdtt
59%
58
Apr
Feb
500
1%
18
—•
B—
———
Jan
1,830
10%
44%
28%
,26% Mar
0% Mar
5%
xl5
1
Light common.
Products
11
8,500
—
&
Power
16
45
—
21%
—10
Jan
1
11%
1
Apr
4%
2,800
50
24'A
5
%'•
—10
Forgings Corp
Standard Oil
(Ky)
Feb
63 %
10%
1
1
Standard Dredging Corp common..
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
—20
Feb
40%
4
.2.78
Standard
n
61
4
46%
5%
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
13%
Jan
44%
20%
50
700
300
5%
5%
.
4%
•Standard
74%
63
20%
5
Co
Y%
Corp
Apr '
Railway <fc Light Securities^-
—
90
Jan
Apr
67-
—
Mar
Feb
6
Jan
3%
105
67%
10%
common——5
47
X27%
1
Amer
Manufacturing
46%
46%
28
44% May
15%
25
_25
Pipe Line
10
Reading Tube Corp class A
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
fieis (Robert) &
Co—!——
Feb
28%
10%
Reda
Mar
28
preferred
Amer
Raytheon
23
,28%
600
Raymond Concrete Pile common
$3 convertible preferred--—-—
45%
Jan
25
7,200
10
Jan
20'A
preference
3,700
10
35%
10
convertible
•
Investment
5,400
20 %
4.43%
8%
common
45'.
20%
Jan
2%
common
42%
45
10
24
R
& Utility
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Mar
8
Jan
Tobacco
Voting
Apr
11% Ma'r
22
Tishman
Railway
7
Jan
Tilo
Rath
74
32% Mar
19'%
Quebec Power Co
Mar
14%
*
29
8%
*
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
47
2%
L
-
3%
Feb
Technicolor
common
Jan
Jan
17%
•
5%
35% Mar
66%
55 % Mar
2,200
Jan
2%
com
58
29
35,100
100
Timber
Feb
45
17%
preferred
&
56
58
31% Mar
Jan
1,500
27%
Colorado—
Paget Sound Pulp
5
Jna
4%
100
28%
4%
27%
35'%
28%
500
original
79,200
*
•
Feb
200
1
—
8%
28
12%
-
'19% Feb
30%
11%
—
,
Feb
Jan
30%
11%
Nevada
5
30%
1
of
class
600
6
25
—2.50
America
Gas
Pyle-National
•
18%
~5%
5%
Apr
preference
9%
100
6%
100
;
of
Service of
.4%%
,-_2,50
Jan
19%
15% Mar
1
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—
Stroock
Fowdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada
common
6% 1st preferred
600
17%
preferred
1
common
17%
£1
registered
Corp
6
1
50
20
Paper Mills
Manufacturing
6
10
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Valley Wine Co
Feb
29% Feb
Jan
convertible
750
Pleasant
23
cumulative
39%
1
70%
109
5%
38%
common—
Jan
105 % May
4.56%
39%
1
35% May
Jan
%
61
230
4.88%
*
Governor common
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
29%
400
1,900
Feb
200
Pierce
68
Apr
Jan
300
-*
35%
105% 106 %
Apr
4
10c
67%
7% Jan
Jan
15%
107%
—
34%
64"
35%
106
5%
Jan
4
50c
15,600
Jan
106%
common
7%
*
Co
Standard Tube
Tire
Philadelphia Co common—1
Phillips Packing Co_,
Phillips Screw Co
6%
7
14%
107%
—
Feb
13% Mar
96'A
c100
pfd
Pep Boys (The).
—-1
Peppereli Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfec't Circle Corp
2.50
Fharis
Sonotone
5%
25
.
preferred
Co
Penn
200
<A
1
common^
16%
Jan
1
Aircraft
6%
,
Jan
12
50
14
—
47
13%
200
9,tt
98 /4 100
—
2
Penn
Penn
Apr
97%
160
5
Pennroad
South
25%
750
—
500
200
i*
Solar
6
Corp
Peninsular Telephone
Traffic
Feb
400
——•
Co
cumulative
28%
26/a
99,4
y°,.
c
Patican Co Ltd
$1
Coast
98,4
Parkersburg Rig & Reel——-----_1
Patchogue Plymouth Mills*——*
$1.32
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26 k
•
common
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Fenn
Soss
Feb
99%
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount
Jan
28%
--
•
:.
Page-Hersey Tubes
Parker Pen
29
93%
100
pfd-
Pancoastal
(C
Apr
26 'A Mar
*
common
preferred
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26%
500
zi,*
.
$1.30
300
27/a
27,4
1
Service
Jan
16%
13%
1 %
*
1
Co
ord
(Howard)
Mar
27 /a
.
Smith
31
—
Ltd
Pacific
Mar
*
preferred—.
Pacific
11*
Jan
Apr
—
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
1%
16%
Publications—
preferred
rets
dep
28
i
Jan
13 %
1%
Feb
-25
preferred
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Feb
-
~-
2%
13
*
Pattern common—
class B
33
—
-
Apr
800
1%
*
Ltd
36%
400
pfd series A—25
preferred
25
1st
8%
3,800
30%
-
1%
6 %
•
Simmons-Boardman
Apr
3~,«
1st
4.80 fe
preferred
Jan
*
Canada
common
32% Mar
32 k
29%
32
20%
6
■*
Ltd
Breweries
Co
of
of America
Corp
29
.2
29%
25
5%
1st pfd—25
25
Jan
200
13 % Mar
34% Mar
200
-3
common
16%
18%
Jan
4%
100
Jan
113
Amer
Co
Jan
3 % Mar
25
common
preferred
Singer
Can
Jan
2%
300
5
Mining
Denn
Singer Manufacturing
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%% 1st preferred—
39 %
Jan
8,300
1
1
Simpson's
pacific
2%
Jan
2
JL
*
18%
2,500
16%
,
36%
Mar
29
1%
Sentry Safety Control
Corp class B—
8%
600
19
—1
—
10
16%
1
—
Securities
Jan
48%
*
B
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas
%
175
16%
——
class
900
30%
2
200
400
.
2
1
Sentinel Radio Co*p common
Shawinigan Water & Power
H
51 %
30%
5
Gas.
Apr
11% Jan
102% Mar
106% 107%
107%
15
Corp.——:
Town
Oliver
100
preferred
Feb
3%
3 %
Shattuck
•
Jan
4%
3%
1%
•
Inc
Bi
May
2%
Jan
5,200
34 % x35%
1
Co
Shoe
3%
Apr
1
Segal Lock & Hardware
Feb
Jan
6%
Apr
13
22% May
Inc„
Bros
600
2%
2
-*
6
44% May
3%
Seeman
95
,8
Jan
89
25c
1
Inc
2
120
51
7%
Jan
1%
*
8,900
%
Feb
Jan
89
1 %
1
15%
51
1 %
44%
82
1%
Scullin Steel Co common
95%
•
common
53%
41
88
Securities Corp General
*
50o
common
Co
26%
3,100
7,300
43%
1
common
(Del)—
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
O
Corp
Brass
20,300
Apr
"^"-0%-Feb
Jan
1
4g
common
preferred
Corp
Seton Leather common
Ogden
5%
1
6t Lawrence
Serrick
Ohio
1,700
Feb
*
^
6%
Jan
15 ;
95
Jan
Apr
6
Jan
15
pfd—.100
Jan
1«%
8%
300
9%
■4%—Ja
49%
1
Serv
Northrop Aircratt Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
%
2,100
48% Mar
•
10
6
2%
1,800
6
Jan
5%
17%
5.200
22%
5%
9%
14 V#
6%
Haynes common
Jan
16%
50
Co
Pub
20
22%
1
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
4 % Mar
3
Airlines
8
1
1% Mar
•
Oil
Texas
Apr
15%
2,000
1,800
49%
49
14%
4,300
1%
High
8%
11%
Apr
20%
Apr
2,000
17
5
3
common
Mines
15%
100
.
16
*
Corp
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nlpissing
17
17
Low
600
9
12%
L.Y.25
common——
Consolidated
Savoy
1
12
Apr
Jan
—10
shares
Ave
Co—
&
8%
9
12
Ltd
10,600
8%
1
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Mar
Jan
Jan
Shipbuilding Corp—
Founders
Corp
Co
Aeronautical
Samson
New
Low
Jan
Jan
common-
Honduras Rosario—
Shares
Feb
Jan
8
common
Co
Feb
Jan
93%
7,100
9%
Co
Co
5%
20%
72
Merchandise
Mining
Jan
1.050
70%
9%
1
New
New
7%
697/a
for Week
Par
Jan
4,300
Exchange
High
17
1,290
1
Land—
Arizona
New York Curb
4
800
19
—25
Zinc
&
12,200*
43A
4%
109 %
1
preferred—
convertible
New
Low
High
18%
Sales
Range
of l'rices
Friday
1
common
Tel
New
4%%
Co
Mur
4%
_2.50
common
Week'i
East
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4%
30c
Union Radio
Neptune
4
Sales
itunge
Friday
Apr
7.
-
93%
.
1
Jan
16%
73%
Jan
Apr'
Feb
8
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
76% May
67/8
Jan
.%
"
33%
Jan
,
103%
5 Vb Mar
33
Feb
8% Mar
18%
Jan
39% May
iVolume 173
Number 5009
.,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
3*
(i9i5)
•
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Last
Exchange
"
Products
Milk
75c
Co
deposit
rets
United
NJ
United
Profit
10%
Sharing
25
10
25
Shoe Machinery common
jj
Feb
A7s
with Nov
with
Apr
A Italian
Superpower
Mar
248
Midland
42%
43%
Jan
5%
Apr
49%
Jan
39%
14%
15
Jan
Feb
15%
A
1st
U
S
Air
U S
2%
' 2%
2%
10,600
1%
41 >,4
44%
9,900
28%
Jan
6%
8,000
4%
Jan
*
preferred with warrants-
♦
1
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products Co
10
Utah-Idaho
Oil—,
Feb
3'As
Jan
92
Piedmont
Mar
9%
700
3% Mar
5%
Jan
A6%s
with Oct
2%
400
17s
3%
Feb
A6%s
ex
87%
550
28%
28%
35
__
lo
36%
5
36%
4,400
3%
62
Jan
25
25%
Jan
31%
28%
Jan
3'A
Feb
50-year
Apr
Mar
38
5%s
6%
1
1940
1947
1
3%s
common—„
convertible "preferred
—5
Valspar Corp
$4
#
.
Vanadium-Alloys -Steel Co
93
56%
1,700
93
54%
——
57
Jan
10
82
1,900
40
9%
96%
Feb
57
Apr
-Jan
.
1
-9%
8%
9%
13.200
7%
20c
"~4%
4%
4%
-4,800
3% Mar
—
Venezuela Syndicate
*
15%
15%
15%
5%
Water
series
Power
Counties Gas
1st
mortgage 3s
15% May
■
■
7%
109
7& preferred-:.—
——100
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1
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t
v
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109
1%
-
-
109
14
2%
2
6%
6%
-
2-V4
/
•
8
Feb
Co --warrants-.—
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.
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7%
300
Jan
-
2%
2%
Gas
(AG)
&
Feb
'2%s
3%s
Wen,tw&rth Manufacturing
6%
6%
700
6%
"6%
1
Westmoreland Inc
Jan
176
38
24
24
Whitman^(Wm) '<& -Co—
22%
1
& Bros
1989
5s
8
8%
13%
13
1
6%
W>
13 %
2nd
stamped
8%
Feb
113
-5s
£1
:
:
.'1969—
15%
—;
Dec
ex
1
4940
•
1
1947
coupon
r
ACeptcai .States
f
;A$%s
25%
Jan
Apr
25%-Jan
Jan
23%
1970
Apr
5%
19%
series
revenue
14%
Traction
1954
4% Jan
15
Apr
43
f-debentures
s
20%
1,500
14
Apr
20%
<
700
,f4%
Jan
1%
7,500
5
May
1};
Bonds
Bid A Asked
Sold
Sale Prloo
103%
1959
ex
102% 103%
101%
99
13
f.
-
107%
158%
22
U53
103%
111
Gudntauamo & Western
-
115
98% '98%
11
1
.
Jan-July
,J" "
: 98%
"
1993
—
-.67%
.66'
May-Not
May
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sepf
1993
57
103 %!
96%
10
101% 102
102
-64--. 33%.
44
CO
5
.57
U09
5s
Interest
-■*7
v
64
101
103%
112%
ja
.
57
53
reduced
1
'
J
:
I
International
All Issues
...
Rio
de
to
2%s
,
A7s
-
A(Aug
-
-
;
.A 7-8
-
102
100
62
63
53
49
44
50
'
:■
'
97
98
111
96%
50
106%
110
116%
102
2
104
*103% 104'A
Week's
Range
Friday's
"
Lut
-
Sale Price
«r
Bends
Bid & Asked
listed
on
t80
156%
54%
56%
83
83
71
83
168
-
83
71
64
73
—
17%
Jan-July
to
8%
5%
9
21%
26
1958—-Mar-Sept
126
28%
May-Noc
139
43
37%
39
57
54
57
2008
56%
——June-Dec
81%
85
19
61
87
80
1
60
84
87%
87%
90
15
63
90
84%
Feb-Aug
^
1957
coupon)
84%
86%
38
58%
May-Nov
155
April-Oct
June-Dec
-June-Dec
155
56
151
'—'
177
79
41
-41
10
65
90
86
23
61%
88
84%
1952
.
84%
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
20
Indus¬
18
Util¬
Rail¬
ities
roads
April
2€_
April
30
May
1
May
2
*261.27
83.84
42.50
May
3
-263.13
85.72
•42.61
May
41
262.77
85.06
42.60
.
—Mar-5ept
2%s 2008—:
••
39
1
1921
29%
29%
30%
113
Jan-July
2%
2%
13
2
2%
June-Dec
2%
2'A
14
2
2%
Jan-July
26 — -30%
(Plan A)
reduced to 2%
Government
1997
34
Jan-July
2012
6%s
1919-.
i
n
/•'
A Bonds
being tvaded flat.
SReported in receivership.
Abbreviations used
*
r
'
'
•
•
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
tive; "eonv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
"cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificatoci
i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Total
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
Second
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Average
10
First
Grade
Ralls
(35 Stocks)
Total
10
Grade
ities
40
Util¬
Rails
Bonds
99.73
99.48
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
83.52
42.33
94.27
82.92
42.36
94.08
99.89
101.86
97.21
99.72
99.55
82.84
42.42
94.37
99.30
102.20
97.15
99.85
99.63
April
28--
48.22
High
48.65 Feb 26
"94.86
99.35
101.88
97.29
99.86
99.60
April
30—
48.30
Low
43.37 Jan
95.93
99.35
101.85
97.38
100.28
99.72
95.62
99.40
102.00
97.-44
100.11
99.74
99.24
101.79
97.14
Range for 1951
Closing
Dato—
48.20,
2
13,25;
65
Stocks,
bv
dividing
total
prices by the following: Industrials, 7.33; Rails,
13.9;
38.41
5The averages for the 30 Industrial stocks
aijd for
to the United Aircraft Corp. stock dividend of one
new
the 65-sfock composite average give effect
share for each five shares held.
This
changed the divisor for the 20 Industrials to
7.36 -and
38.49.
7.33
from
for
the
65
stocks
to
38:41
from
May
1—
2
—
48.31
May
3
——
48.34
High
43.24 Dec 30
May
.Utilities,
35%
par
259.13
computed
41
—
(ser A B C D E)
May
are
83
r
260.71
^Averages
56
51%
77
259.08
—-
'
51%
87%
90
90
-Jan-July
SO
trials
,
,
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
80
81%
—
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondf
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
,.
81
—.
.
are
,
High
IFrlday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
1955—_—
1952-_——
D&tt—
Low
81
No.
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
.
Range 81n««
Jan. 1
Sold
High
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), d Ex-intereal,
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distrlbutlon. g Ex-stock dividend, hlxUnder-the-rule transaction (not Included in year's range).
r Transaction for calk
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
zEx-liquidating dividend.
e
"w
t
99
102%
111
.
June-Dec
A7s (July 1941 coupon)
'
104%
'
.
,
—
70
•No
—.Jan-July
1955—
1941
series F
70
•
*
r
f02
71
f56
June-Dec
; 169
,1101
redeemed
(Dec 1 1941 coupon)
sietfes E 4957——:—
?
reduced
Janeiro stamped
A5%s
Power Sec—
11^
A6%s series C
-
„
50
—
'
J80
.-.May-Noo
Feb'Aug
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
Interest
t46%
'
1958
103
50
'*104% 106%
—June-Dec
1953—
stamped
Interest
-
Peru
?15
;
•'
-
-
Jem-July
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana
112%
—
+53
Mar-Sept
—
102%
10
"
—April-Oct
;
,
4 '■'
1963
RR—
(coupon on)
Ex-coupon market
.
65'
46
--
—
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (Issue of Oct 1927)
1947-
l%s to 2%s
—
49
—
City (Peru) 6V2S stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
.
1
■
1950
3%s
.AAs series A
102%. 102%
*53
—
Tatoroat
ALima
121
Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953—Moy-No»
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
May-No®
Green "Mnuntaim Power
s
2
—
__
-98
Period
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AAExternal 6%s stamped 1952—
ARussian
,
59
I_
„
166
97%
,
5%s- 1955
External
High
116%
f/j.FixlJsa«KRe«ldentiaI Mtge JSank—
•:-i ;
38 stamped 4961
;
Cons Municipal Loan--
External
Jan. 1
Low
No.
17
'
49
32%
6
—
Low
E'rofle Marelli Elec Mfg Co—
<
59
*15
Friday
Range Slnoo
25
1965
47
59
Jan
118% 119%
Ehntra -Water Lt &'RR -5s
46%
Feb-Aup
BONDS
Danish
High
.98%
95
34
47
—
June-Dec
New York Stock Exchango
-
'
•
Apr
May
112% 114
1947—1978
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
v,
*46%
-Jane-Deo
1 A20-year
7s Jan. 1947Begot* :(see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948-
Week's Rang*
©r Friday's
Last
99%
84%
Apr
112%
B
95
10
95
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
.Jap.
118%
:A4t)St mortgage 4s series
*93%
Newspaper Union—
cony
Feb
105
uMar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A
v..
97
105%
Jan
18
33% Jan
Lacka-wanna of N J Division—
i
.
100 %
7%. Jan
-15%
"v/i
103
98%
—
Jail
13
Jan
—June-Dec
:
of
103
95
95
Mar-Sept
i960
5s
•
..
*100 % 103
Feb
' Mar
Penn
Western
-€s
10%
Mar
5
.
Jan
A5s- income debentures
<
6% Jan
5s debs 1948—. Jan-July
Western RR—
105
10% Mar
8%
98
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority—
f 3%s
101'A
1
104%
Jan
Apr
Jan
3%
16
•14
-June-Dec
1970
1954
104
Jan
16%
40
"1%
Period
1998
Elec Corp
debentures
;,H Delaware Lack A
*101
»
22% Mar
200
Low
"
105
99%
'*15
1956
■'
•West
75
101
-4%;
1%
Exchange-
1
100%
101'A 101%
-June-Dec
•Washington Water Power 3%s-1964
14%
Interest
Aug
100%
1
*101% 103
May-Noy
——
1956
coupon
Feb
200
-
Friday
6s
122
101
Co—
Dec 1
Waldorf-Astoria, Hotel—
Feb
-
-
18
% '
5
BONDS
Edison-2 %s series A
101
Tunnel Authority—
.
Appalachian Elec Power<3%s
105
101% 102'A
101
—Aprll-Ocf
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
Now York Stock
104
*101
..
Electric Service
7s -with
A 7s
Jan
14%
18%
I
preference
Wright Hargreavee/LtdJ
-
104
*100
101%
Aprii-Oct
1946—
Apr
5,400
101
14
8
*,
'Bethletrem -Steel
103%
Ltd—
•r'A-BJSrtcan deposit receipts—
.
103%
(Hugo) Industries—
4L%
200
6%
37%- 37%
.
.
2
WbotBey petroleum common
(F
165
101%
Jan-July
30
350
15%
•
100
pfd
148'A
Feb-Aug
—May-jVoo
-
'191 :
1,100
5%
—25
—
6
4
'
Apr
*500
-
10
55
—
—
150% 150%
May-Nov
1966
Jan
300
1
w—
1&.LV. 4 %%
Woodall Tndostniesi Inc_;
3%
18
9%
—
common-^
-WlswHisiji'Pwr
WotisWlfr
3%
.
17
common—1
5%^preferred x
3%
,17
5
*""
Williamson C>.&Co—:-—i
Will&on Products Inc
Winnipeg .Elec
55
--
—Jan-July
1970
3%s
May
600
10
Wii?kes;<The) Corp—^'—
Wllspn- Brothers
105%
—»
36%
100
21
5
—i
101
101% 102'A
Aprll-Ocf
,,
176
60
250
37
1
Whirlpool Corp
Wiclyim River Gil Corp.;
3
103
150%
;_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
r
21 %
*
10
..
104'A
102%
Mar-Sept
26
176
—
-Weyejlberg Shoe/Mfg—
181%'
Apr
111%
-1.25
*
Western Marylaifd*ity 7% -lst'pfd— 10o
Western..Xttblet & Stationery com
•
■WdSUnwrdla-nd Coal2o
—.
-Wefjt Texas-Utilities •S6.preferred
'
1981
1970
(Calif)
Corp—
3rd stamped 1946
revenue
United
a
-
101%
*15
1973
Electric
Trlborough Bridge
Jan
9"
Jan
93%
1
*53
April-Oct
A0%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953—
Feb-Aug
A8'As ex Aug 1 1947 Coupon 1953——
—
Feb'
Feb"
-
6%
104'A
98
—
V
'
.
1960
1965
3s
Corp Inc 5s coll trust
.
Ward -Baking
I
99%
—
103
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
-17%
Jan
1% Mar
*
33,900
110
Jan
-
!•% Mar
12
2,025
99%
(Hugo)
Jan'
108%
300
-
15%
3%
6% TApr
40
1%
1%.-
15
30
_1
--»2 cum' preferred—
2%~-Apr
—400
7%
-
-
900
-
100%
*98
106%
Jan-July
Starrett
a7-4s
Wagner-Baking voting itrust ctfs ext—*
-
70
44%
102%
16
103 % 103%
1960
Corp 3s
1971
Southwestern Gas
Stinnes
2%
2%
105
—
—
*100
Jan-July
1973
A
Southern
W
2%
•
April-Oci
B 1952
6s
Edison
California
A 7-4s
_
81
102
103'A 104
June-Dec
1998
Stinnes
Aircraft CoA——
47%
73
103
*56%
103%
Jan-July
coupon
ref M 3s series B
Spalding
-
81%
Jan
•
Waco
10
April-Oct,
Southern
10% Jan
„
13 %- Jan
200
,
Apr
45'A
*102
49
43%
—
*80
April-Oct
1952
A
California
1st and
Feb
Jan
7%
"
44%
-^Jan-July
coupon
debentures
series
Southern
7%
Hi Oh
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Jan
3%
Oct
San Joaquin Lt & Pow
7%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Hydro-Electric Co—
Safe Harbor
—1
High
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
87% May
350
3%
3%
44%
April-Oct
i—May-Nov
:
8%
Jan
Range Sine*
Sold
49
*15
Jan-July
1953
1970
86
86
10
common
Sugar
Apr
4%
8
Mar-Nov
1st
8V4
1,600
Bonds
*53
1952
1963
1963
to
mortgage 6%s
2%
2%
1952
coupon
6s
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Apr
6 %
86% Mar
350
89
44%
s
4%
4'A
__
—50c
Stores Corp common
88 %
88%
8%
1
common
Rubber Reclaiming Co
S
United
6
__
1940
mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
Jan
2%
Apr
41'/a
Securitiesj
U S Radiator
U
Corp
Co class B
International
1st
$5
—10c
1
Conditioning
and
Range
Friday's
Apr
Ohio Power
.U S Foil
1
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
41'A Mar
13%
400
15
at
1940 coupon
New
Jan
42%
10,100
or
Bid & Asked
Valley RR—
1
Nov
Extended
Feb
IS
Apr
4'A
43 %
1
Specialties common
6%
Mar
%
100
25
Preferred
United
23
Jan
242
100
Last
Sale Price
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
common
Period
Low
11% May
Feb
23
Interest
Exchange
High
Jan
8'A
50
5'A
preferred
United
11%
registered
ord
Canal
&
RR
Low
High
11%
Week's
Friday
New York Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Ltd—
Molasses
Amer
ll3,4
4
BONDS
Shares
*
preferred
participating
United
*
common
MAY
for Week
of Prices
Low
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
United
Week's
4
48.44
Low
34.25 July lt
•
Range for 1960
1
m>[".
yj.
32
(1916)
The Commercial and Financial 'Chronicle
*
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
Stocks
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Government
Bond
{Number
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Week Ended May 4, 1951
of
Shares
United States
$1,428,000
751,340
$1,256,000
$172,000
3,107,000
403,000
1,759,300
2,544,000
284,000
2,828,000
1.901,360
2,852,000
207,000
3,059,000
*
—-
3,510,000
——
_
2,062,640
222,000
3,396,000
2,909,000
321,000
3,230,000
10,306,888
Total
3,174,000
2,047,130
$15,842,090
$1,609,000
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
$17,451,000
Domestic
Shares)
1951
63,000
95,000
24,000
189,100,133
175,340,977
$6,000
$1,956,000
$128,200
1,000
—_
140,000
60,000
131,000
$6,000
125,000
24,000
6,000
58,000
478,735
175,000
24,000
6,000
205,000
$457,000
$140,000
$18,000
$615,000
474,200
Total.
2,259,117
58,000
Jan. 1 to May 4
Week Ended May 4
1951
1950
1551
Stocks—No. of shares.
80,000
-
1950
2,259,117
2,177,416
*43,043,533
40,552,860
$457,000
$388*,000
$8,354,000
$12,253,000
140,000
339,000
4,040,000
6,766,000
18,000
7,000
€05,000
953,000
$615,000
$734,000
$13,199,000
$19,972,000
Bonds
'
200,000
Bank
Foreign
$1,609,000
1,572,000
34,682,000
41,844,410
Railroad to Industrial
15,842,000
17,400,000
335,428,900
Domestic
$17,451,000
$18,979,000
$372,206,900
$389,563,010
t
Foreign corporate
Total
347,390,400
"Correction:
450
Total
$6,000
'
417,315
Foreign government
Government
International
11,867,030
10,306,888
Bonds
..
8.
1950
1951
Total
$68,000
312,382
•
Foreign
Corporate
$6,000
376,245
-
Stocks—No, Of shares
U.
Jan. 1 to May 4
1950
(Par Value)
Government
200,240
,
;
Week Ended May 4
Bonds
Foreign
0)
Week Ended May 4, 1951
1.785,058
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number
.
.
The
published
as
stock
in
volume
last
for
Monday's
Friday April 27 should have read 452,950 instead on 452,This 1951 total has been adjusted for the 409 shares
Issue.
difference.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK ENDED MAY
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
American
Tel
American
Woolen'
Anaconda
.__100
Tel—
Copper
&
Boston
&
40
Edison
Elevated
to
New
.6%
issued—™...100
i
—
15%
—100
5
10
Lines
SS
First
Stores..
Copper
preferred
Aksn—-»
Racing
Nash-Kelvinator
Service
Union
United
S
Co..
Webster
10%
Jan
39.15
Jan
8%
450
83 Vb
102
Jan
Apr
13%
13%
525
11%
14% Mar
Jan
59
60%
40
58
Jan
67
Feb
59
35
58
Jan
62%
Apr
46%
60
37%
Jan
49 "
Jan
21 %
Jan
37%
Jan
78%
79 %
180
75%
Apr
83%
Feb
55 Vb
56%
28%
29%
1,946
49%
Jan
56% Mar
385
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
'
11
11%
75V2
76%
407'
70% Mar
79%
85%
-'25
75%
86%
Apr
15%
10
22
Jan
80
9%
11% Mar
Jan
"
Jan
"
15%
100% 102%
Jan
15
56
Mar
99
Jan
110
Feb
36%
38%
220
29%
Jan
38% May
10%
10%
40
7%
Jan
10%
19%
20%
295
17%
Jan
22%
10c
Feb
25c
15c
6,050
12%
2,032
11%
Jan
260
93%
Jan
113
18%
25
1%
6,500
25%
38%
20
38 Vb
Apr
48%
19%
Apr
26 Va
10
10
10
260
8%
Jan
10
7%
6%
7%
93
City
*
Products
■*
Power
29%
29%
10
29%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
199
12%
Jan
33%
33%
33%
143
29%
20
'49%
.
Columbia Gas
&
Light
Dept Stores
49 VB
General Electric
56
General
54
17%
24%
285
19 %
Jan
25%
35%
39
565
71%
68%
72
43%
42%
43%
—...
59%
64%
11%
11%
12 Vb
40%
40%
41
Friday
55
34%
Jan
30
19% Mar
26%
Jan
43
30%
33
Jan
53%
10
5 >4
5%
75
4%
Jan
22
55
19%
Apr
9%
Apr
460
Oil
...
5%
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pepsi-Cola
21%
Jan
41
2,157
59%
Jan
1,947
895
42% May
51% Jan
465
11%
Jan
1,174
34%
Jan
40%
Week's
73%
Gas
to Electric
Cin Mill Machine
Cincinnati
Street
Low
C* O
26
_
Stock Yard
45
19
19%
112
16%
Jan
20% Mar
36%
35%
36%
85
34%
Apr
41 %
Feb
56%
56%
133
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
30%
30%
30%
274
25%
Jan
30% May
Southern
Co
11%
11%
23%
23%
23%
15
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
60%
64%
68%
160
59%
Apr
"28%
May
41%
Feb
*
1
5
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
£._L
(Ind)__
(Ky)
Oil
(N
25
39 Vb
25
121 %
10
37%
Timken Roller Bearing
Carbide
Steel
39%
40
367
37%
87
36%
47
Union
44%
46
Westlnghouse Elec
40%
Kahn
Kroger
•
Ford
G
23%
Jan
27% Mar
95
21%
3%
Jan
8
May
165
16"%
Jan
23
Apr
Jan
19%
54%
Jan
63% May
556
32
Jan
35 %
—
•
*
common
"B"
50
5%
419
5Vb
Apr
32% Mar
77
283
69%
14%
140
13%
Jan
3%
8%
48%
3%
Western Bank
8
Apr
Apr
Jan
8%
50
3%
10
May
14% May
Apr
8%
5%
Apr
9
Feb
Mar
92
20% Mar
24%
Jan
48 V«
187
47% Mar
51
Jan
45%
38%
73%
17%
46
35
38%
14
200
98
73%
13%
47
Jan
Apr
38%
Jan
70% Mar
79%
—
14%
Jan
American
Telephone to Telegraph
1
Avco
14
50
49'
385
37%
Jan
51
22
49
Jan
13%
13%
283
10
11%
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16%
156%
■
Jan
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2
13%
Jan
233
149%
Jan
43%
43%
43%
45%
44%
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309
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May
47%
Feb
34%
Jan
407/b
Apr
Exchange
Exchange
8%
8%
422
8
70
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
-
Big
Metal
Bear
Briggs
Products
Market
*
*
of
Michigan
DWG
:
8%
2
9
300
34%
235
2%
200
8%
32
1 %
Mar
Jan
9Vb
Jan
Jan
35%
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
17%
18
635
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
17%
18
345
14
Jan
18 Vb
Apr
Jan
81%
80%
80%
655
25%
25%
26
905
33
33
33
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130
68%
22%
31
Apr
Jan
26
Jan
34 V2 Mar
May
5
8%
22 Va
1
6%
9%
265
8%
Apr
11%
10%
100
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
6%
9%
9%
10%
1
20
Stove
8%
34%
2%
1
Navigation
6%
765
6%
Apr
7V»
Feb
8%
8%
1,275
7%
Jan
9% Mar
22 V*
7,918
22
21%
Apr
23%
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
100
33%
255
30
Apr
36%
Jan
1
3%
3%
400
3
Jan
3%
Apr
Frankenmuth
1
2%
15,135
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1
Gar
Brewing
Brewing
Ale
Trailer
Wood
Manufacturing
Oil
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Jan
Howell
Hudson
Motor
22c
27
28%
28%
100
7%
7%
7%
4,075
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Jan
Mar
Jan
29%
Apr
May
28%
29%
2,405
15%
Jan-
30
53%
54
3,947
46%
Jan
54
4%
4%
4%
1,400
8%
9
1,150
3%
3%
300
&
2%
1.818
Chemical
Motors
Car
9
1
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2%
—
1
12%
——.
2%
Jan
Feb
2S-%
——
Feb
8
53%
4
Jan
2% May
30c
1
1
Manufacturing
Electric
100
28%
*
,
Higbie Manufacturing preferred
Ball to Bearing
51
2% Jan
22c
8
5
»
Hooyer
42
Jan
10
Goebel Brewing
Graham-Paige
Hoskins
2%
22c
1
Industries
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Lakes
2%
6%
1
;
General Motors
8% Mar
13
33%
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
44%
Apr
11%
Corp
Economy Baler
38% Mar
7%
355
5
Steel
Gemmer
Apr
Jan
13
*
Edison
Detroit
Mar
16%
Apr
12%
25
Davidson Bros
Detroit
4%
19 Vb Mar
,_10
1.
Motors
Detorit-Michigan
3%
Jan
Jan
*
,
;
common
Cleveland
Jan
3%
16%
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&
3
2,158
475
1
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Paper
Power
Continental
High
2,465
4
17%
•
Consumers
Low
3%
3%
17%
Budd Company
Burroughs Adding Machine
Chrysler Corp
May
158% Mar
"3%
1
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
High
_1
i
Manufacturing
May
.•l*
Low
LP
2
Brown-McLaren Manufacturing
51
13% May
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3%
14
■
16%
10
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Feb
60 Vo
43%
DETROIT
1
49
-
Jan
154% 154%
50
Mfg
For footnotes
100
%
■
Rubber
Fruehauf
Jan
45%
~
;
Brewing
Great
Airlines
American
59%
Jan
Apr
Last
Jan
11%
50
14
49
17% May
35%
1,420
13%
Feb
45% Mar
629
72%
-
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel
Jan
54%
41%
WOodward 2-5525
Electric
Detroit
22%
Stocks-
American
•
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Detroit Stock
77
48
17%
_
•
7%
Jan
14%
51
—
common
38
22
■
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Unlisted
35%
36%
5%
75%
.
0
Printing
Feb
'
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—
121% May
38
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
Exchange
Building
...
35
~
—50
new
Feb
483
60%
New York Curb
Exchange
Telephone:
Baldwin
30
8
High
16%
„
Rapid
8
26
Low
579
*
new
Randall
u
High
36%
—10
Preferred
Jan
Jan
33% Mar
12 %
Members
Altes
Range Since Jan. 1
205
—
common
37%
90%
Jan
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
,.
18%
a
Art
11%
270
40%
.12.50
.
46% Mar
105
25
59
(new)
Allen
63%
5 VB
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47
59%
46
,
77
116% 121%
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Standard Oil
>
•
Sale Price
18%
.
Crosley Motors
Gibson
Feb
20
~.Zl5
Apr
54%
—50
Dow common
Jan
11
53%
Jan
63%
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&
21
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Railway
Cincinnati
P
7%
r—"
8
common_8%
-
Jan
12%
54%
11
52%
Feb
49%
18%
Cincinnati
25%
11
stocks
Shares
—
_
_
Apr
6% Mar
19%
Sales
of Prices
Carey
Champion Paper
53%
1.40
,
Mar
for Week
.
-
:?2 May
/
53%
Corp
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Exchange
Range
Par
-
i\s May
43% Mar
64% May
13% Feb
Sale Price
_
Jan
17% Mar
•
-33 %C
Oil
38% Mar
33
Last
_
29% May
31%
16%
Apr
38
stocks
_
49 Vb Mar
Jan
85
322
Rights
Feb
Cincinnati Stock
_
Jan
26 Vb
21%
Packard Motor Car
Detroit Stock
Jan
23%
*
12.50
Baldwin
Jan
42%
31%
Central
Friday
Balcrank
14%
35
49
29%
16%
New York Stock
15%
35%
1
50
130
49
29%
_
Feb
200
39
1
56 Vz Mar
54% May
54%
53%
Register
Ohio Edison
U S.
Feb
Jan
Jan
56
53%
Tel.
Distillers
Radio
54%
49%
46
55%
:
20
to
Cash
Pure
Mar
31%
Tel
National
Ohio
Jan
14
33% May
29%
Motors new
New Ycrk
49%
Jan
32% Mar
■
May
16
10
American Laundry
104% May
'
8%
6% May
16
2B
Corp
Jan
101'%
Jan
—*
System Inc
Westlnghouse Electric
33%
.10
Feb
730
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Waldorf
318
Service
Jan
22%
—
common
98% 104%
Cities
Jan
Jan
1%
20%
—
Machinery
Apr
15%
Apr
Apr
Mar
17%
98c
38%
•
Co
82*%
Apr
12% Mar
113
22
*
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
109
1
~
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38%
68%
12%
Feb
18%
50
Inc
32% Mar
190
35
Apr
11c
12>a
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Shoe
Jan
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50
25
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Rubber
Jan
Apr
109'
210
81%
Jan
26
50
United Fruit Co_^
U
617
Jan
55 %
Jan
23% Mar
38%
Mining
Twist
46%
84%
Mills
Torrington
10%
38.40
18%
15% Mar
34
115
Jan
2.50
Pennsylvania RR
Stone to
700
33%
100
N Y New Haven to Hartford
Shawmut
15%
49%
26
287/a
20
100
North Butte Mining
Drug
15%
18%
20%
34
80
National
28
1
Cos
England Tel & Tel
Quincy
Jan
950
100%
33 Vb
80
International
6%
/a
33%
—5
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England Electric System—
Rexall
6% Jan
Jan
56%
100
100
*
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Mathieson Chemical Corp
Pacific
1,105
Feb
44
20
•
1
1
•
•
—;
Maine Central RR common
New
6%
33%
..25
13%
12%
•
79
*
;
—
National
6%
..25
Corp
Federated
130
19%
•
—
Lone Star Cement Corp
New
Jan
33%
„
*
Razdr Co new
Hathaway Bakeries
5%
Jan
59
59
•
Inc
Electric
Narragansett
117%
x40%
45
•59%
—100
Gillette Safety
Kennecott
43%
9%
13%
—100
Assoc
Group
National
General
105
2,430
124
43%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
Chrysler
Day
Jan
Street Ry—
preferred B
preferred adjustment
Employers
118%
98% 102
.10
new
Mass
Eastern
10
Fuel Associates—
&
1st preferred series A_„—.—100
6%
5%
Jan
Feb
38 Vz Mar
38.40
10
Cities Service
■6%
467/a
44%
36%
277
48%
Century Shares Trust
Common
Apr
421
43 V*
26
•
Trust
Prop
Calumet & Hecla
Eastern
Feb
40
123
.43%
—
when
pref w
Gas
158 Vb
RR—
Personal
Eastern
Jan
;>
paid
common
5%
149%
Railway—
Maine
New
Boston
124
High
3,263
124 Vz 124 Vz
25
.
Low
377/a
100
Low
-.13
CnesapeaKe & onio
Range Since Jan. 1
High
154 % 156 Vz
Shares
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
41
.—100
u
Stamped $50
Boston
pfd
Albany RR
Boston
Boston
156'/a
50
6%
Shares
Low
for Week
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
4
Apr
8% Apr
4%
914
Jan
2%
Jan
4V4
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
9
Jan
Feb
15%
—
—
17%
8V4
8V4
100
8%
Apr
18%
—.
,
18%
178
17%
Apr
20 Va Mar
15%
15%
116
15
Jan
16%
Feb
6%
Feb
6%
6%
200
17%
17%
250
5% Mar
16
Jan
"20
Feb
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1917)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
MAY 1
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
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Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Shares
Friday
™
Par
1
Kingston Products
1
1
__
10
__
Kinsel
Drug
Kresge
Co
Lansing
Si
(S
—1
Stamping
Screw
Motor
Products
3'4
<
28%
3%
1
10
May
Apr
5 Va
Apr
Inter
Jan
2
Feb
International
Int'l Tel & Tel
l'/a
Jan
39
Feb
400
2V4
Jan
.3
May
2,750
120
2%
Jan
28%
-Jan
3V»
Jan
4
3%
Jan
4%
36%
3%
Jan
29y4 Mar
Nickel
Oil
Jade
Electric
National
Motor
Park
Car
Davis
Rickel
—
—_
(H W)
49%
,
1%
9%
2 '4
2Va
•
Timken-Detroit Axle
Jan
Corporation
—
Radiator common
2%
12 Vb
—
17%
17'A
23%
24%
14%
14%
8Vs
8%
1,150
2
2
—
SVs
:—1
—:
—
Apr
Kcnnecott
12%
Jan
17% Mar
19%
Jan
25
13
Jan
15% Mar
Mar
8ys May
9%
Jan
1%
2%
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Pnr
50
.3%.
3%
Inc
Airlines
(Un)_
Viscose
Corp
l
High
Atchison Topeka
2%
Feb
5
3% May
Feb
3%
Jan
Ward &
Jan
Oil
Pacific
16%
802
Jan
1674
Apr
Pacific
1-5
419
122
13%
12%
•
71
6%
Jan
60%
Jan
63%
Feb
38%
Jan
46%
Jan
975
38%
Apr
44%
994
42 %
Apr
51
1,105
10 %
Apr
12%
Jan
Mar
176 y4
Feb
Apr
41%
a
43%
45%
10%
10%
.
15774 Mar
150%
50
11%-
160%
a
159
327
165%
8%
576
13 Va
2.156
RR
(Un)—:__100
1
21%
21%
22 %
995
126
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Aviation
Steel
Bethienem
Oil
Bishop
Blue
Boisa
Co
Co
Jackson
Byron
—*
—-*
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Inc
Pacific
Canadian
Case
(J I)
(Un)
Co
—„
(Un)__^
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chesapeake &
(Un)
Multiplier
Corp
Consumers
&
of America Inc
Zellerbach
Crown
Corp
(Un).
—1
5
1
66% Mar
>■'
7%
Feb
»Jan
71
1
New
'
8% Mar
Jan
de
duPont
class
Labratories
DuMont
Nemours
Electrical
Products
Florida
Ltd class A
Co
Fitzsimmons
:
Corp
Phonograph
Emerson Radio &
Exeter Oil
(UnJ
Stores
&
Power
Ltd
Light
Garrett
Corporation
General
Electric
(Un)—
Co
1
(Un)
Motors
General
Paint
Hancock Oil
Co
Hotels
Hi)ton
Hudson
Jan
11%
Feb
21 'A
2,456
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
Corporation
Petroleum
For lootnotes see page
41.
Jan
33c
Apr
15% Mar
19
Feb
17%
17%
17%
150
17% May
19%
Feb
(Un)_100
__
38%
38 %
280
32 Va
Jan
38 Va
May
al5 Va a 15 >4
130
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
1
1.65
1.75
1,700
1.65
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2.10
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154
31 Va
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32%
Feb
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48%
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10
16%
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&
10
25
—,—
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common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Western
Preferred
Packard
Pan
Oil
Motor
32 Va
26%
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1
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—
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Car
Co
h May
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
32%
3.286
Jan
Jan
31% Mar
40
34% Mkr
32%
Apr
36%
100
26
Apr
28% Feb
312
50
Jan
53% Mar
7%
100
160
Jan
9%
Feb
45 y2 Mar
59% May
8V2
Jan
8% Mar
4V4
25
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Feb
Jan
•
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5V4
5V2
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7
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12 Va
12%
1,440
10% Mar
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Apr
1
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23 y4
1,159
21%
Jan
25
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22
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46 V4
225
46% Mar
54%
1,355
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21
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(Un)
Airways
Paramount Pictures Inc
32 Va
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26% 26%
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9Va
59 V2 59 Va
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25
•
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(Un)
(Un)
50
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25
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22
—
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*
*
Feb
59%
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J apt.
50%
Jan
59%
Jan
(Un)
Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
11%
Jan
15%
Feb
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—
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385
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Feb
Feb
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of
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Feb
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Feb
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Feb
Ryan Aeronautical Company
7%
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Feb
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11%
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Jan
18%
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31
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115
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96%
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54
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5
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10
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—
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—
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185
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87 V%
56
62% Mar
9%
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Apr
4%
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5
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———1
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(F W) Co (Un)
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1
Apr
23%
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23%
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5
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1
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1.60
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34
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—*
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1
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■„0
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28
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1.15
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24
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Apr
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75
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Feb
330
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1,060
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28 Va
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77%
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Mar
62%
154%
7%
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Apr
65% Mar
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Feb
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25%
*
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47
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Atlantic Refining Co
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44%
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-
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160
Jan
Jan
for Week
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Feb
39%
Sales
Range
20%
Apr
__
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Last
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34 y8
__
5
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
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Angeles Stock Exchange
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17
220
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•
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150
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18
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13
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9 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
300
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2% May
Jan
2
•
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2y8 May
Jan
7%
250
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4V4
11%
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200
1,261
1
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1,208
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1,900
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Jan
41%
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4,335
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Mar
3
1.331
55
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•
1,370
200
—10
—
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3
—
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1,050
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3
5
—.
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States
5%
1
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United
—
2
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Paper
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Rudy
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3%
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Sheller
—.
314
4
5%
1
.
Products
Metal
Peninsular
3%
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Parke
__
2
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Packard
1
Welding
(Un)
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4
Kern
National
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130
4-4
1%
38 V4
3
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3
Interlake
6
350
100
360
6
23%
1
:
—
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Masco
6
4
__
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8
Sales
Range
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
Low
Kaiser-Frazer
STOCKS
Mar
*
im'&Ty
13% May
Feb
120
25% M&r
28
100
12
125
40% May
15% Apr
44 Va Feb
34%
1,138
50
9,000
185
44
8c
54
Jan
Jan
40%
Jan
45%
Jan
Jan
17c
Mar
Jan
67%
Apr
Feb
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1918)
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1951'
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
^
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED
MAY 4
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
DAYTON & GERNON
SO.
105
SALLE
LA
ST.
CHICAGO
Telephone
ILL.
3,
Hammond
Heileman
Central 6-0780
Hupp
Midwest Stock Exchange
MIDWESTERN
LISTED
AND
UNLISTED
SECURITIES
Feb
23%
1,050
19
Mar
23%
Apr
25%
25%
25%
500
25
Apr
27%
Feb
42%
42%
38%
MADISON
LaCROSSE
Indiana
47
Jan
44'/a
4%
300
3% Mar
4'/a
4%
152
3%
Jan
5
310
28%
Jan
35
Feb
11%
300
10
Jan
13
Feb
200
59%
300
18
11%
11%
68%
67%- 68 %
•
18%
18%
19
12%
11%
12%
1,450
Jan
Feb
*
31%
32%
400
28%
Inland
*
55
55
100
100
39
32%
Steamship Co _____—™_—9
Exchange
40
40
40
*
35
34%
35
600
Chemical—5
30
28%
30
1,400
14%
14%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only.
Week's
55%
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Co
Shares
Brass
Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp
5
,
(Un>
27%
Jan
33%
Jan
22%
Apr
29
Feb
300
7
Jan
8'/a May
8%
200
7%
Jan
10
11%
3,500
9
Jan
11% May
4%
500
4
Jan
4
4
4
3%
300
4%
4%
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
35
36%
1,300
33,
Apr
40%
Feb
16%
16%
16%
1,500
13
Jan
17
Apr
19
18%
19-
200
18
Jan
19% Mar
14%
(111)
14%
15
2,700
12%
Jan
15% Mar
_♦
100
156
154% 156%
150
2,900
Jan
158%
Feb
Anaconda
50
43%
41%
43%
1,800
38% Apr
44%
lo
44%
44%
45%
900
42% Mar
51%
Jan
11
10%
11%
5,300
10%. Apr
12%
Jan
Copper Mining (Un)
Co (Un)
Armour & Co (111) common...
Steel
Manufacturing
Ashland
Oil
$1.20
&
___5
Co_™
1
preferred
1%
1 %
Jan
36
38%
3,600
27%
Jan
38% May
36
38
2,900
28 %
Jan
38
Refining Co common—1
convertible
__9
Athey Products Corp
Avco Mfg
Corp.
1%
38%
38
*•«*
4
400
7%
3
7%
100
6%
8%
4,200
7%
Jan
49%
49%
100
20%
20%
1,400
17%
51
52%
300
1%
200
1%
Jan
7%
8
Belden
Mfg
Bendix
*
Corp
Feb
May
8%
8% Mar
,.
Power
Drug
Brewing
Fisheries
Borg
(George
Borg-Warner
Corp
Brach
&
Brown
&
Brown
<E
Budd
L)
Co
Butler
(F)
Canadian
&
Central
Illinois
South
111
$1.50
Laclede-Christy
Gas
Lamson
Products
$2.50
Chicago
Chicago
Corp
Cities
Cliffs
Clinton
Club
Elec
Iron
Ilium
common
Gas System
Co
&
Aircraft
(Un)
Power
Gas
Marshall
Finance
ciu Pont
Eastman
(E I)
A
Nemours' (Un)—
Co
Finance
Muter
Feb
Nash-Kelvinator
21%
Jan
29%
Feb
North
American
3% May
5%
Jan
North
American
38%
Jan
7%
Feb
45
18
Feb
20%
Apr
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
Feb
&
33%
33%
1,300
32%
Apr
14%
15
200
12%
Jan
99
98% 100
55
91
Jan
38%
16%
■
Feb
Mar
82
Apr
101 % May
Mar
Oak
Mfg
Ohio
Brewery™.
For footnotes
seepage 41.
:
300
100
11%
16
16
16%
750
16
34%
34%
5
Mar
Jan
6%
Jan
Apr
12%
Feb
May
17%
Jar,
Apr
35%
900
34% May
35%
28%
29%
400
23Va
Jan
29 % May
39%
50
36%
Jan
39% May
45%
45%
200
20%
20%
20
8%
1,000
1,400
29
8%
8
ft
20%
20%
38%
38%
38 %
50
7%
7'/b
7%
1,200
*
21%
20 y4
20
5
(Un)
40%
Jan
51
Mar
20
Feb
23
Jan
7%
9% Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
32
Jan
38 % May
4%
Feb
7% Mas*
Jan
21%
300
18%
26%
Jan
16%
16%
400
15% Mar
19
Feb
18%
18%
19%
250
16
19%
Apr
19%
Apr
♦
10%
10
10%
•
35
34
35
(Un)
1
—10
10
Co
Corp
17%
18%
9
:——9
(Un)
Bancorporation
—1
Co
Edison
Rights
1,500
200
9
17%
Apr
Mar
Jan
8%. Mar
1,400
9%
950
29%
9%
Apr
Jan
Feb
10% Mar
35%
Apr
Oil
Ohio
15%
15%
15%
1,950
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
31%
31J%
31%
2,000
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
i3»
A
A
1,800
May
53%
54%
600
43% Mar
5%
5%
2,100
i
•
x54
Feb
Penn
Coal
Co
A May
54%
Apr
Apr
90
43%
100
42%
Apr
46% Mar
Pennsylvania
33
200
30%
Jan
33% Mar
Peoples Gas
31
32%
600
29
Feb
32
V2 May
13'A
13%
13%
600
12%
Jan
14
Mar
29
28'A
29%
4,800
27%
Jan
Electric
Pepsi-Cola
Switch
10
RR
22
13%
Apr
21%
Jan
25%
Feb
8% Mar
10%
Jau
Jan
23
400
20 ?8
Apr
25%
18%
100
16%
Jan
18% May
21
22
118
—_100
118
10%
12%
15
200
15 y»
28%
1,400
11%
12%
U%
—33y3c
1
(Un)—
Co
10% Mar
200
2,300
18
18%
50
—
Light & Coke
800
9%
21%
25
A
12%
23%,
8%
~9%
5
class
6% Mar
Jan
12%
1
prior preferred
4%
23%
(Un)_2ya
(Un)
common
convertible
5%
•
(Un)
World Airways
Pan American
5%
Apr
Car
Paramount Pictures
Apr
6%
issued)
(Un)
Motor
84 %
5% Mar
1
8
Co—
(when
Packard
26%
32%
29
1,700
19%
115
9%
Apr
26%
Jan
125%
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
29% Mar
Potter
Co
Pressed
18%
18%
200
17%
Jan
21
52%
52%
20
30%
Fob
Radio
Feb
RKO
Ian
R-K-O
Feb
x32%
33%
800
31
Jan
37%
33
52% May
34% Mar
39%
600
32%
Jan
40
9%
500
8%
Apr
11'A
34%
34%
100
27%
Jan
35 y8 Mar
10%
10%
1,800
10 y»
Apr
12%
63%
63%
250
8%
8%
8%
1,200
10%
10%
250
33%
33%
100
5%
5
10%
4%
9%
Car
1
Co—
97
Jan
9%
63 % May
Apr
31
_1_S% Mar
.
12%
Jan
Feb
4ya
Jan
5%
200
79ya
Jan
92%
17
100
15%
Jan
200
82%
Jan
97%
Apr
43
Apr
132
48 Va
Jan
97
47%
132
.
Theatres
132
20
119 %
—
—
Feb
16%
Jan
Feb
Corp
1,100
27%
Jan
30
53%
54%
200
46%
Jan
54%
37%
37%
100
34
Jan
47
Feb
19
19%
"2,400
16%
Jan
21
Mar
3%
800
3%
3%
25 y8
25 V*
•
—♦—1
19%
1
___—10
.
"3%
3%
3%
.
Packing Co
LsOc
(Un)
*s'l9
O—*
-2Va
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall Drug (Un)
Richman
Bros
Co
19
Hi
*
Jan
St
Feb
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Mar
Jan
145
Mar
Schwitzer-Cummins
Roebuck
4
18%
3%. Apr
3% May
4%
5%
Feb
100
25%, Apr
27%
Apr
800
14%
300
40%
I
42
44%
7
7%
41
\
42
Jan
19
Apr
49%
Feb
800
7
Jan
8%
Feb
850
1
41
Jan
43% Mar
May
Louis
8%
9%
13,800
44%
46%
1,100
36
Jan
36 Ya
36%
300
34
Apr
"41%
Jan
16%
16%
300
12
Jan
17-
Mar
56
Co
5G%
400
51%
Jan
57%
Feb
11
250
11
13
Feb
13%. Jan
9%
l
Co
Vt
7%
Jan
10
Feb
46
%. May
of
11
common
45%
48
100
39
Apr
48
23%
23%
300
19%
Jan
24%
14%
14%
200
13%
Apr
16%
13
51
Signode
10%
Steel
Jan
13
Apr
11%
Sinclair
Oil
11%
100
11%
Jan
13
Jan
3,600
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
May
Feb
13
9%
2%
2%
2,000
17
17
17
4
56
55%
56
800
6%
6%
6%
8
8
8
7% Mar
9%
Feb
Jan
Serrick
2y«
49%
Jan
3% Feb
18
Jan
56% Mar
6
Jan
50
8
Mar
6%
Apr
Feb
8% Mar
Southern
Indiana
Spiegel
Gas
& Electric.
&
Gas
2.300
46 y8
Jan
11%
2,550
9Va
Jan
29
29%
600
24%
Jan
30%
35
37%
1,100
28%
Jan
77
77
37% May
100
Jan
78% Mar
Standard
l
3%
<■
3%11%
17%
3%
1,300
11%
250
16%
17%
92
92
1,150
May
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
13
Jan
90
Jan
4% Feb
11% Mar
15 y8
17
4,100
34%
250
6
30% x31
11%
11%
11%
21%
21 %
68%
70%
11%
11%
«
2,800
6,700
—1
.
:—
*
I25
2%
10
68 V*
18%
18
18%
11%
11%
11%
26
24%
26
30
400
1,000
1,100
11
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
16% May
-
40% May
22%
Apr
40% May
6%
25%
Jan
31
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
May
Jan
300
19%
Jan
21% Mar
200
64 %
Apr
74 %
Feb
400
11%
Apr
14%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
10
1,000
9% May
13%
Feb
68%
3,300
59% Mar
114% 121 V»
1,000
2%
9%
64%
600
Standard Oil
(N J) (Un)
—25
(Ohio) common
10
Steel
Feb
Stone
Spring
Corp
Container
Studebaker
Sunbeam
(Un)_,
Corp
Corp
——
(Un)
1
5
1
——.1
121
68% May
19% Feb
Sundstrand
Machine
Sunray
'
Corp (Un)
92
Swift & Co
Feb
19% Feb
12% Jan
.26% Mar
Texas
New
Texas.
Oil
Tool
5
Co
(The)
common
Utilities
-1
25
-—;
(when
Co—
.11%
33% Mar
38
100
22
25
19 y8
1,300
10%
_
Jl.%
"
3,350
1,000"
31
31%
55%
500
15%
9%
28%
42 %
17%
17
17Va
1.000
16%
21
20%
21%
8,700
17 y3
34%
34 y4
34%
1,100
34
x99% X99y4
300
50 %
*
121% May
500
24%
52%
31
25
issued)—
Jan
37%
18%
—9
Corp
90%
36%
24%
37%
*
100
Jan
11% Feb
Jan
2%
1,800
40 y.
5%
Lla
Corp
Electric—
Standard Oil of Indiana
Stewart-Warner
10%
22%
39%
30%
Standard Oil Co
65%
200
22
70%
1
Inc
Standard Dredging
Standard
54
10%
22
—IS
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
10 %
10%
26%
5
53%
37%
400
3,700
—1
Co
iiy8
54
16%
40%
*
Jan
200
16 %
38
40%
•
Strapping-,
Corp
Southern
14
16%
40%
Corp class B common—
Prod Corp
Shellmar
53%
10%
?
May
36%
48
2%
J3
Jan
46
23%
9
*
Feb
700
19
44%
44%
Co
Si
Securities Investment
St
•
Service A com
Louis Public
Sears
1,700
14%
Jan
•
Co
Corp of America (Un)
Pictures Corp
(Un)
Rath
28%
Jan
13%
-5
*
(Un)
Co
Oats
10
300
35% Mar
1,800
91
44
Oil
Quaker
Remington Rand
63% May
—7%
17
96%
Pure
100
,
Jan
91
17
9%
«■
(The)
Steel
Public Service of Indiana common
1
*
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing—
7% non-cumulative preferred
Greif Bros
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)
5%
11%
Apr
39%
Corp—i
Car
Illinois
700
150
19% Mar
35
5 Vs
10
Aviation
American
Peabody
22
18% Mar
Feb
101
Jan
2,800
Jan
27% May
Jan
82%
9% Mar
Feb
31%
11%
_1
(Un)__.
Co
Northwest
69%
43
3
Manufacturing
Feb
33%
«
(W H)
5%
Apr
9
3%
I,
ZZ*
Co
100
4%
32 % Mar
9
100
Feb
"•
(Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
200
2,500
50c
York Central RR
North
Jan
_~_g
ZZZZZZl
Refrigerator Co
Gillette Safety Razor Co
9%
19%
31%
25
3%
17%
lo
Gibson
9%
18%
—10
Co
Northern States Power (Minn)
6%
20
31%
—1
Northern
12 %
•
common
1
1
Feb
•
.
20
9
15% Mar
~5
;
6%
•
35%
1
(Un)
4
—9
Apr
10
Corp
Apr
May
6
Jan
100
May
37
A__
Standard
Tile
1,500
73
Feb
30%
Inc
Corp
National
81%
Jan
3
100
*
National
101% 101%
63
600
i
Company
15%
10% Mar
5
Auto
Griesedieck Western
39
Jan
Feb
500
Jan
6%
650
23
6%
3Vb
43%
73
Feb
Jan
38%
13%
33
19
10%. Feb
32%
32%
33
100
19% Mar
40
Jan
37
200
85
19%
8%
31%
—>-
class
21% May,
Dredge
Inc
19%
Jan
37% Mar
37
600
84%
600
Specialties—
Motor
Jan
100
ZZZl
5% preferred series A
General Motors Corp
.
Jan
2
14%
60
9%
32%
1,600
24%
600
39%
9%
Feb-
*
Co
3%
23%
16%
39
Feb
7% Mar
17%
*
14%
24%
Jan
Jan
33%
84 3A
Jan
15
30%
13%
79%
7
600
200
Inc
Convertible
18%" Jan
11%
79%
4,500
Feb
750
Cement
12%
11%
*>
America
General
•
*
17%
16
'
~
Jan
*
Electric
Gossard Co
28
100
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mfg new com___5
General
Co
600
29 Vs Mar
18 Va
14%
.10
General Box Corporation
General Candy Corp
Glidden
-150
13%
Jan
Jan
22%
1
(Un)
&
20
16 %
100
•
Four-Wheel Drive
38
21%
May
4%
4%
3%
27%
15
j,
& Dock Co
of
38
Feb
May
150
class A_l0o
Railroad
Mills
Muskegon
21
3%
13%
5
:
class
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Fitz-Simons & Connell
Flour
Motorola
13%
16%
5
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Erie
53% Mar
50
45
Jan
16
~9%
4
Manufacturing
58
800
Jan
Apr
Jan
32%
Brewing Co
Missouri Portland
Apr
18
4
15%.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp common_ 10
Jan
24%
7%
35%
7%
32%
preferred
Minneapolis
11%
27%
10
:
Electric Controller
prior
50
63%
(Uni
(Allen B)
de
Kodak
$1
7%
100
5%,. Jan
Mar
68%
Products
Food
17
17
18
73
_____
Utilities
South
100
1
Nav
Corp
Co
1,450
25 %
Jan
3~2~%
Inc
Mickelberry's
100
1
(Un)
Co
Du Mont Lab Inc
Blanke
100
4%
Jan
14%
—1
Cement
Brick
45
4%
Feb
20
9
Co
&
100
13
(Ky)__
Electric
&
Portland
58
16%
.
Chemical
'
25
1
Corp
Manufaturlng Corp
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Domestic
Feb
26%
•
Cleveland
Apr
45
7%
1,750
12,850
5%
5%
*
Field
12%
12%
300
.10
Dodge
Dow
70%
18
*
.
preferred
Louisville
50
preferred
Co
&
Jan,
1,050
25
Company
Detroit
60%
•
(Un)
Continental Motors Corp
Deere
100
25%
16%
17% Mar
9% Apr
Apr
5
Container Corp of America.™.
Crane
69%
3%
9
Inc
Vultee
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
Mar
26%
•
Co
Commonwealth Edison
Consumers
Apr
20
3%
1
Columbia
Co
14
1
Co
Products
(The)
Consolidated
Jan
15 */«
100
Coleman
Consumers
21%
10
_•
Foods Inc
Aluminum
18
10%
250
26%
•
preferred
Cleveland
Jan
650
19%
3'A
25
Service Co
% %
•
1
common
Corp
Cleveland
4
Co
14%
12%
25%
17%
—7
Lincoln Printing Co common
1
Lindsay Light Si Chemical common—9
Lonergan Mfg class B
1
Jan
47
25%
1
Hart vtc common
Feb
5
common
Towel
Chrysler
Jan
McNeil & Libby™
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8
60
26%
25
26
May
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1
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Mar
16
300
4
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Jan
17%
1
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Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
24
500
10%
10
Feb
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900
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•
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25
16%
5
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600
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Apr
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Jan
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200
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Jan
27%
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&
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Medusa
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Feb
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Asbestos
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4
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Illinois
Iowa
1
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Advance Alum Castings
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearings
Affiliated Gas Equipment
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International
for Week
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&
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Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Harvester
Minerals
International
A
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International
Feb
Feb
12% May
51% Mar
Interlake
Midwest Stock
74%
20
Jan
Mar
8%
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35
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Feb
Mar
34
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42%
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3%
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7
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MINNEAPOLIS
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8%
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pieferred
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Feb
Apr
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Jan
55 % May
Apr
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Mar
Jan
19
Feb
21%
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50% May
Jan
99% May
50% May
25% Mar
27%
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Feb
Volume
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208
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52%
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Van
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•
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White Motor Co
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Willys-Overland
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10 % Mar
12%
300
13%
1,200
11 Mi Mar
13%
Feb
40%
300
34%
Jan
40%
Apr
30
400
26%
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30
*
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14%
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200
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140
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12%
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13
13
90
15
13%
15
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World
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Yates-American Machine Co
May
5
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May
Apr
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&
12
Jan
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Jan
15%
Apr
11%' Jan
Feb
15
May
54%
54%
59%
50 Mr- Apr
200
Sale Price
of Prices
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American
Stores
37%
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Low
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&
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Corp
Borden
Budd
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13%
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Curtis
12%
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common
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Jun
California
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National
8%
Jan
Jan
45%
67%
14
65
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71% Mar
53%
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5,107
46
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54% May
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19%
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110
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53
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May
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97
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55
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42 '-'
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Food
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High
Low
42
75
37%
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pfd——10
10%
17%
10%
48
17%
—
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115
11
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
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128
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5
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Nat Fireproofing
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General Motors Corp common—
•
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53%
0
13%
4
16
11
May
13% Mar
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Paint
Jan
11% Mar
Glading McBean
22%
Feb
Goiden
Ltd
Jan
25
Feb
4%
10%
102
10% May
13%
Feb
143
28% Mar
32%
Feb
Graham-Paige
210
28 Va
State
30
32%
26%
15
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2
•
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30%
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30% Mar
34%
Feb
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31
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27%
58
12%
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240
224
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15% ;Apr
4
Jan
2
Feb
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2,818
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256
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1
27
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27
Jan
112
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323
40%
40%
419
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Jan
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Feb
Hunt
Co
Ltd
Corp
Motor
Foods
Car
International
10%
Jan
Int'l Nickel of Canada
75c
Jan
1XL
25c
Jan
Johns-Manville
Jan
25%
40%
31%
Jan
44%
Apr
48
46%
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53% May
13%
13%
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&
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Jan
14%
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75
16%
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16%
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3,630
10
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11%. Jan
56y4 Mar
16
1
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Independent Exploration
Apr
Jan
50
73
12 %
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3%
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2.55 Mar
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Apr
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Jan
Apr
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38
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30
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22%
53 %
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Jan
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•
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Gillette
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185
10
—J
Jan
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Feb
Jan
459
14%
—
10
Maekintosh-Hemphill
McKinney Manufacturing
9% Mar
12%
Jan
lO'/s
26
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Feb
27%
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6%
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30%
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1,354
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9 % Mar
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10
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21%
50
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Continental Motors common (Un)
730
28%
May
20 V*
Jan
1,045
47%
Feb
Jan
70
275
Jan
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Star
Jan
390
Feb
22%
Friday
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53%
51%
1,020
7%
24 y2
28%
STOCKS
Walker
2.95 Feb
Jan
Mar
18
9%
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42%
10
25%
22 %
50
Jan
Feb
23
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Harbison
59%
15 Va
2.35 Mar
51
9%
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Mar
98
70
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Apr
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common
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Commonwealth
1
Arkansas Natural Gas
5%
23%
471
13%
1
4%
21
24%
—*
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Ludlum
Feb
Apr
135
BONDS
Allegheny
Apr
4%
18% Mar
423
3%
25
Service
Creameries
Corp.
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12 Va
355
3%
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22%
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Fuel
Apr
4,943
22%
•
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1,800
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21%
-—2
Corp
Columbia
52% Mar
22 'A
6%
50
common
13'/8
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America
Ohio
Cities
Apr
Jan
60%
27%
22%
common-—
775
3%
5
Paul RR
Apr
15%
Jan
24%
20%
8y8
3
•
13,900
Va
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of
&
St
Preferred
Chrysler
Crucible
Paper
Renner
9c
10c
8
Jan.
ft Jan.
2,024
38
39%
20
——
Reading Co
■
Feb
5%
5
:
Consolidated Chem
•
common
common—
Sharp & Dohme Inc
Lone
Co
Eureka
Chesapeake
Mar
73
v
58%
•
Public Service El & Gas
common
$1.40 div preference common
joy
26%
1
—.
Cons Natural Gas Co
Transportation
Home
Jan
26
Jan
(Un)———2%
—:
Corp
Colorado
—_i——
Participating
Fort
Jan
50
21%-
15
& Co common
Celanese
Jan
ll'/aMar
'
12%
—•
Light-
Philadelphia Electric
Clark
158%
—100
Cement Co
(J I)
Mar
Jan
13
Packing Corp common
•
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
( Un)
1%
Canadian Pacific Ry
(Un)
——25
Chic
•
50
23% Mar
40%
537/s
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common—^—10
Pennsylvania Water Ac Power Co
4
Scott
20%
285
1
Pennsylvania Power As Light—
Pennsylvania RR -—1——
Corp
489
44
67
5
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Pennroad Corp
Philco
22%
43%.
10
-
Phila
22
•
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Power
9%
22%
13%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation——
Lehigh Valley RR—
Martin
18%
81%
Mar
*
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Light com
Electric Storage
Battery—
Fidelity & Deposit Co—
General
17%
79 »/8
Jan
153%
8
:
Sullivan
Ink
Jan
Feb
e
a
10c
*
&
50
46 %
44
35 V*
166%
(Un)__ 13
(Un;__75c
-
Calambra Sugar
4%
18
•
St
90
11
—1
(Un)—:
Hill
17%
Apr
79%
25
Publishing Co
Delaware
•
—
62% May
a25% a26%
a26%
8
Company
Calaveras
2% Mar
501
14%
15% Jan
5% Apr
Jan.
59%
11%
California
Budd
23Q *
Apr
10c
—
Byroh Jackson Co
Jan
157% Mar
10 %
3
(Un)—
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway Dept Store——
21% Mar
Feb
Jan
450
P10
common
Petroleum
Co
Feb
—
Holdings Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane .Co (Un)
17% Feb
4'A
62%,
10 v*
166%
Aircraft Corp__.
Jan
12% Mar
150 %
Apr
..
a49% a49 Vs
10%
&
Wedge
Mfg
Jan
286
1,881
May
Glass.
Atok-Big
Jan
312
79%
28
-
—5
.
18%
3
15Va Mar
Apr
a78
155% 155%
—
—-*
Corp (Un)
Atlas Imperial Diesel
Engine
name
changed to
14%
5%
21 Vb
Jan
78
a78
,
32'/4 Mar
149%
13%
Apr
12"%
15
5,010
729
2 7/«
Feb
18%
14%
34 Va
942
5%
36 Va
10
1,545
al8% al8'/4
15
33%
1,829
12%
60
13% May
37% Jan
34%
16 y2
5 Ve
Jan
20
21%
13
10%
Jan
16%
*
305
y* May
20%
13
13%
a34% a34Va
91
16%
38
20 %
75c
May
V4 Jan
39
16%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Baltimore Transit Co common
91
13
150
156%
154 y4 156 y2
380
485
13%
13%
91
1,545
Archer-Da niels-Midland
Jan
16%
38 'A
10
Atlantic City Elec Co—
Jan
Feb
43%
38% Apr
158 y8 Mar
33%
433
64 y8
38%
Aviation Corp (Un)
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan
41%
Blair
Shares
38%
60
62%
-
High
37%
,
Jan
285
43%
.100
American Tel & Tel
Arundel Corporation
5lA%
Low
•
30%
16%
—
(Un;—•
Bentfix
for Week
Apr
62%,
Beech
Sales
Range
26%
25
Bandina
Week's
Feb
440
50
Securities common
Baltimore & Ohio RR lUnt
Last
29%
Anaconda Copper
Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif Natl Bank——
Baldwin
Friday
—1
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
STOCKS
43
Apr
91
100
Feb
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
22%
American Viscose
Corp (Un)—
American Woolen Co common
Avco
5
—
HlfJI
LOp
43
590
23%
a29% a31'/8
a65% a67%
*
Range Sine* Jan. 1
85
87
May
12
Shares
High
22%
Foundry
Atlas
*
——
Youngstown Sheet
Jan
*
;
47 V'2
41 Vs Mar
29%
__
1
common.
Feb
13 %
-12%
.
5,200
•
(Un)—_—*
American Power &
Light (Un)__——*
Amer Radiator &
Stan San (Un)——•
American Smelting &
Refining (Un)_*
American Tel &, Tel Co
Apr
22 %
May
46
31
Jan
18
40%
5
Corp.
—
Wicboldt Stores
Wisconsin
(Un)__
Electric
23
12%
„
Westinghouse
100
100
43%
45%
29%
18
American
60 y8 May
53% Mar
1,500
18
__
•
Iron
60%
29%
1
Corp
57%
23%
a30%
Co
' for Week
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.
(Un)
Broadcasting
Low-
—5
—
Amer
Carbide & Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
(Un)_
—10
United Paramount
Theatres—
U
Laboratories
i—
Admiral Corporation
Air Reduction Co
(On).
Allied Chemical &
Dye (Un)
Aluminium Ltd
American Airlines Inc
Feb
52%
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Abbott
Feb
49%
200
Union
Week's
Last
Sale Price
4V2 Mar
Apr
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
May
May
May
27%
Mar
23
200
4
52%
Street Corp—
26%
1,200
25%
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
—5
Axel"
Detroit
Trane Co
Low
—5
Thor Corp
San Francisco Stock
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Corp
a59
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a57%
28c
a
40q
28c
59 %
380
48'%
1
15%
5%
6%
825
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(Un)—
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15%
16%
70
a77
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a77
Kern County Land Company—
8
65 %
65 %
79
339
-
Jan'
5% May
15% May
72% Mar
57%
Jan
32c
59
Mar
; Apr
8 %1 Jan.
17V4 Mar
76 V*
Jan
65 y8
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ;.. Monday, May 7, 1951
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED MAY 4
Friday
»
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Friday
Last
STOCKS
.
Sale*
Rang*
for Week
Sale Friee
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Week's
of PrleM
Shares
Par
McNeill
Inc
Magnavox
Martin
Co
Matson
H)
(R
Co
Mindanao
Mother
&
M
Montana
35
Jan
10%
Republic Steel Corp
Mar
Feb
Inc
41%
2,362
34% Mar
42%
Feb
Reynolds Tobaccu
16%
425
IS7/#
18%
Feb
Rheem
70
143
M
Power Co
36%
Jan
Richfield Oil
13%
Jan
17%
Feb
Riverside
Theatres
32%
32%
252
28%
Jan
34% Mar
a)9
al9
10
18%
Apr
20% Mar
RKO
19
19
900
19
Jan
21%
a41
100
44%
Feb
44%
Feb
Jan
Feb
San
Sears
Roebuck
Shell
Oil
&
S
3.00
1,200
3
18% Mar
2.85
10
(Un)
•
19,350
10c
92
79,885
37c
19
14c
Jan
Jan
92c
Fine
W
National
Joseph
Lead
Maurlcio
Auto
Fibres
Natomas
New
23%
Apr
73%
Feb
Jan
30%
Feb
a20% a20%
B0
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
21%
21%
3,100
29
29%
818
17
Jan
21%
26%
Jan
10%
9%
9%
100
8%
Jan
2.25
2.25
600
1.95
Jan
974
19
Apr
26
21%
Feb
Sugar Co Ltd
Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio
Jan
6%
preferred
300
15% Mar
19
Feb
142
17%
Jan
19
Feb
115
32%
Apr
38%
Co
May
13%
Jan
Bouthern
Pacific
50c
Feb
Spalding Inc
2.05
Feb
Sperry
11
11
11
50
25c
26c
26c
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1.70
1
Co
8
1.75
860
1.65
Apr
290
30%
Jan
ft
600
125
ft
14 VB
172
11
2.60
20
Paauhau Sugar Plantation—
Pabco Products Inc common
Pacific
American
Fisheries!
Pacific Coast Aggregates
5%%
5%
Jan
38% Mar
46
Jan
52 Vb
Apr
-
9c
Jan
,
56% May
Jan
57
55% Mar
127
73' 797/8
4,021
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1,477
34%
Mar
797/8 May
40y4 May
25%
Jan
30% May
40
Jan
49
Feb
Apr
35
Mar
Apr
40%
30%
544
44%
45
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327'a
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32%
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28
100
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31
Feb
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25
25
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1,0Q5
69
675
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10
23%
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600
1.90
Jan
1
Inc
common
Apr
Standard
Oil
Feb
15
3%
Jan
1
Co
Corp
Spiegel
Standard
ft May
49%
Apr
a
—:
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Jan
24% Mar
(Un)
Oil
Co
(Indiana)—.
7%
7%
250
5%
Jan
19%
19%
1,796
17 %
Jan
17
Apr
19
4
17%
420
5
4%
4%
1,839
25
32%
32 %
321/2
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32%
32%
32%
29y8
297/a
17
common
25
25
Jan
10,198
347/8 Mar
1.151
32 % Mar
36 %
Feb
219
29 y8 Mar
32%
Feb
26%
27%
Apr
12
Apr
14%
166
23%
Jan
25%
68%
68 7/8
26%
305
25% Mar
28%
430
26%
29-
1,993
28%
Texas
-Company
Water
Tide
r
Feb
Feb
50
44% Mar
4,651
68 7/a
390
61%
Feb
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96
Jan
28
Jan
34 Vb
Fet
Jan
21 y#
Feb
Mar
35%
Apr
May
687/a May
TransWorld
Jan
(Un)
Union
30%
31%
21
207/a
21
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a34 % a34 V2
15
25
a99%
a98% al00%
319
85%
Jan
96%
Apr
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190
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36%
Apr
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2
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-
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35
16%
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19
53
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&
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r-is;-.
Union Oil Co of California common—25
Union
Apr
30%
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Airlines
450
108%
1
J!
Associated
Transamerica
Jan
27%
Apr
Jan
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40%
34%
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.
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54% Mar
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-
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Jan
24
.
Feb
27 y«
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34%
1
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Oil Corp
& Co
(Un)—
Swift
5 % Mar
31 y8 Mar
27%
25
30%
275
-4,7%'
—25
Sun ray
Jan
27 y8
25
_
redeemable preferred
redeemable series A
351
12
49%
25
(Un)
Studebaker Corp
20% Mar
5
31%
Feb
Feb
9
Jan
73 y8 Feb *
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—
12
a23%
*
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12%
Apr
63% Mar
31%
*
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1
2
—
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•
1st
4.80%
5%
5c
15
;
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(A G)
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-_15
preferred
redeemable preferred
-
•
a54% a567/a
79
4.48%
4.56%
4.88%
Standaxd Oil Co of N J
Pacific Gas & Electric
6% 1st preferred
7c
56%
40%
California
Southern
33% Mar
ft May
49%
14%
*
,
(Un)
Co
Jan
a53 % a637/a
•
Filters class B
Sugar
11
25c
n31% a31%
a31%
ft
United
488
8c
567/8
*
4% Mar
Apr
1
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Onomea
1,500
(Un)
Petroleum
16
16
20
Corp
Rights
Oliver
May
'Jan
•
Co
Edison
8c
56%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Convertible preferred
80 Calif Gas preferred
a38 a38%
a
-
4y«" Feb
Apr
44%
cumulative
4.32 %
17% al77/8
l
10
100
(Un)
Petroleum
Oil
(Un)—;
(Un)
(Un)
Apr
57
Apr
46
(Un)
Oil
Southern
Oahu
com
36%
100
—
Convertible
227/a Mar
Railway
;
"36 *
'
13% May
409
46
-
389
Aviation
270
a37
"
Feb
21%
Co
13%
46
—*
Southern Calif Edison Co com
2.75 Mar
21%
Pacific
34
Mar
4
13%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Oil Corp (Un>
29% May
20%
American
Jan
Apr
a357/a
—
Apr
21%
21%
American
10
34%
*
Feb
3y*
13%
Soundview Pulp Co
•
Northern
a3%
„
50% Mar
33
110
a357/a
F1W
-
Sinclair
•
North
175
260.
57
6
a547/8
Jan
Jan
(Un)
North
57
35
3 %
a3%
Co.*
21%
65
27
3
Niagara Mohawk Power
RR
Jan
34
'
36% Mar
Apr
28%
Feb '
49%
May
Mar
585
Company Co
Mining Co
Central
Jan
730
34
23
33%
3%
-—10
Co
950
Park
Y
.
190
290
•
:
Mar
_10
„
,
.
Cumulative
N
'
1
Inc
(Un)—
&
30
£9y2
„1
(Un)
."
Mining
72%
10
National Distillers Products
33%
(Un)—•
1*
(Un)__
Foods
,
30
72%
„5
(Un)
;
■
High
41
"
Corp
Bocony-Vacuum
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp
31%
57
(Un)—
Corp
70 %
a23% a23%
*
Montgomery Ward (Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
89
11
74
P.10
1
3"%
2.80 Mar
al9% al9y8
3.00
♦
Mines
45'/a
31'/a
33 %
class A
Safeway Stores Inc
St
Low
504
a33% a35%
35
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Feb
a407/8
19
18
(Un)
\out.
0
Corp—.
Cement Co
Pictures
RKO
1
Lode
33 %
1
Inc
Cons
uom
a
for Week
High
44%.
45%
31%
{
-
Manufacturing Co
Apr
Jan
5
(Un;
'UnK
Sales
Week's
Range
of Priees
Low
-
Oil & Gas Co.
Reserve
a33% a34%
(Un)
Robbins
M
&
8'/a
al57/8 al6%
1
Navigation
&
Jan
32
36%
common—
Menasco Mfg Co
Middle South Utilities
J
905
Par
High
16%
Calculating Machine(Glenn) common—
McKesson
120
9%
1
Co
Marchant
34%
9%
(Un)
& Co
Macy
34%
7
Libby
&
Lockheed Aircraft Cdrp
Loew's
Low
"
■
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. I
High
10
Leslie Salt Co
Llbby
Low
\
Last
STOCK&
Apr
"
'60 V:'May
40% May
*
*.'•
27 V2
Apr ;
"
Pacific Lighting Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
•
Pacific Portland
Pacific
Public
Cement
Service
52%
52
52%
*
—
966
99
99
99
10
ft
a9%
110
18%
19
1,302
1
(Un)__10
com
a9
aSVa
18%
Jan
9%
Feb
United Can & Glass Co
18% May
21%
97%
7V2
Apr
105
1st
L
preferred
Tel
Pacific
Western
Packard
&
Tel
14%
14%
230
14%
Jan
22
22%
632
22
Jan
109
190
103
Jan
61%
125
Oil
Motor
•
100
Corp
common
(Un)
109
lo
common
Gl%
61%
•
5J/4
Mines
15% Mar
Whistle
Pueet
Sound
295
3
350
10% Mar
13 Vb
Jan
25
-
21%
401
Apr
all Va all'/a
40
97/8
Jan
12%
25
a67%
a65% a677/8
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61%
Apr
68%
84%
1,039
prior
&
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Timber
20
Corp
Pure Oil Co (Un)
Radio Corp of America
Consolidated
a4%
21 'A
(Un)
—1
Sugar
(Un)_.
Co
.
46
44%
87%
86%
1
13%
West
Coast
Life
Insurance
(Un)
270
Western
Air
350
25%
Jan
33%
Feb
Western
Department Stores
294
43%
Apr
46%
Jan
Western
Pacific
54
54
225
48%
Jan
54%
Feb
Western
(Un)
19
19%
816
16%
Jan
20% Mar
75c
Jan
85
1
Lines
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RR
Co
' 5%
2,099
15
15
1,272
70
25
—
—
Jan
a40% q41%
' 40'/a 40%
84
20
Apr
250
47% Mar
54%
Feb
Woolworth
100
36
36%
Jan
Yellow Cab Co common-
(F W)
(Un)
4y#
.
Feb
13% May
■
Jan
91c
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
16%
Feb
33%
Jan
15%
Apr
Jan
•-25
Apr
52% Feb
31
Apr
40% May
Jan
11%" Feb
9% Mar
9
Feb
41
Mar
34%
Feb
*
52 %
"
45
4%
Jan
45%
Feb
4y8 May
5%
Feb
44 V*
503
4%
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280
Apr
14
843
44%
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1
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20
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51%
Mar
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20
20
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Friday
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262%
305
20
a56
Union
1
Jan
445
15
15
1
50c
,
36%
62%
.
common—*
51
km*.
15
-
«
11% Mar
7,076
a36V8 a36%
Telegraph (Un)—j.—*
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)—
1
84
100
-
Apr
36%
•
Railway Equip & Realty Ltd pfd
Rayonier Incorp common
12
Feb
3% J(m
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66c
5
«
;
9,974
270
1
12
Jan
ADr
■
1/11
1
%, 13%
Jan
63
955
900
°%
-13
73 c
5
West Indies Sugar
'
3%
8%
9%
•'
88
3%
5
Equipment Co
46
——
May
80%
11%
Mar
41
2,202
46
"
18%
170
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.
—
*
10
29
7
v-
100
—
Bros
Pictures (Un).*
5
Fargo Bank & U T
—100
Westates Petroleum common (Un)
1
Preferred
(TJn) —l
1
84% May
77% Mar
-
50
21%
Oil
12
•
Jam-
a4%
common
46
200
4 ye
a4%
(Un)„„10
common
Corp
287/8
12
41
Jan
10 V*
1
•
7.50
(Un)
(Un)
8V2
9%
Wells
Jan
84%
2,993
10%
•
*
Jan
.;l.2 %
Warner
Jan
20%
23%
2S%
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
Steel
Viqtor
Feb
Apr
3
of Del
Utah-Idaho
Apr
21 y2
S
Universal
6'ft Mar
Jan
all %
50
-892
"• 29%' 29% "
41
-10
common
•
Conv
Pulp
Inc
2,280
23 V*
3
4%
U
Feb
61% May
61'/2 May
Gas
United
Jan
33 %c
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n
12'/.
23
23%
113
Corp
United
4% ;Feb
26
Jan
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pullman
12%
l
.1
Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)
Park Utah Cons
465
5%
5%
Pan American World Airways (Un)_2.50
Jan
?51
..Ji
,i
United
'
Pacific
'34V4
41-
Jan
53% Mar
Jan
50
108%
•
——
Feb
United Aircraft Corp (Un)_.
United
Air Lines Inc
-
536
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Montreal Stock
ENDED MAY 4
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abitlbi
Old
Power
&
Paper
new
com-
common
Acadia-Atlantic
5%
class
20
Sugar
A
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma
of
Can
4%
pfd
common
Traction
American
Bank
American
Oil
Note
Columbia
Columbia Forest
British Columbia
Elec
4%%
Power
Co
5%
class
21
105
Mar
Jan
12
Apr
Jan
35%
Feb
100
102
9%
34
33%
347/8
3,455
28
98
97%
98%
2,620
91% Mar
24
24
24
790
12%
class A
Iron
Feb
5%
Steamship
23%
107
/
Jan
Apr
26%
Feb
12%
5,100
9
Jan
13
Consolidated
Mining
hi:
Se
u.—
Glass
(H)
Leather
.*
Distillery class A
Davis
.*•'/■
1
Consumers
Jan
54%
40
Jan
54% May
40
40
40%
8,431
39%
Jan
41% Mar
25%
25
25%
7,455
22 Ya
Jan
27
Feb
Dominion
Coal
;
-
-
75
Dairies
al5 al5'/2
Distillers
>
Co
Ltd
class
For footnotes
page 41.
TO
Feb
100
Feb
23%
101
Jan
Mar
32%
Feb
19
-19'A
1,375
13%
Jan
22 v8
Feb
28V4
28 3A
2,580
22%
Jan
31%
Feb
145 148%
-.741
126%
Jan
154%
Feb
2,080
167/a
Jan
26%
-175
25%
Apr
30% Feb
3,090
10%
Jan
17%
.21%
Jan
21% May
28%
29
■
21
26
7,791
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25 Vx
.
i
" 26
*
6%
13%
Jan
16
Feb
Dominion
34%
3,075
29%
Jan
34%
Feb
Dominion Foundries &> Steel com—
31
31
86
28 y2
Jan
19
*
Feb
95
95
35
95
8%
87/b
7,375
.1
V
30%
65
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23%
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1
50
50 V*
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27 y4
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Jan
67
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21 y4
Jan
23%
Apr
6.
Mar
5,352
519
I
Feb
-
585
34
Feb
Jan
8%
21%
29%
:
65
23%
-25
preferred—
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30
I
14ya
13
21%
•
33%
•
10
(
Apr
100%
Feb
Jan
9%
Apr
Dominion
Glass
30
22%
29%
31
1,415
28%
Jan
5 Ve
5%
675
4y»
Jan
22
22%
500
19
Jan
32
6%
Feb
24
Feb
11
11%
950
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
32
32%
310
31%
Jan
35
Feb
7.00
7.00
100
6.80
Jan
69
9.10 Mar
68
69
851
54
Jan
747/8
27%
" 28
730
27%
Apr
'297/8
30%
31
100
30
Jan
31
21%
21%
217/b
900
19%
Jan
22%
a6
1
50 y«
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Tar At
Textile
Feb
Famous
a98
20
99%
Feb
100
Jan
Fraser
33
271
25
Jan
Co
45
46%
44
Jan
50 y2
Feb
Gatineau
21%
20
21 y8
7,945
17
Jan
33
33%
400
30
Jan
21%
33%
Apr
Apr
5% %
105
105
10
105
Apr
105%
Jan
29%
29%
75
25
Jan
29 Vt
May
Jan
17%
Feb
16% Jan
187/a
Feb
17
17
17
380
13%
Apr
375
12
Jan
14%
Apr
2,725
32
Feb
337/8. 35%
35%
35%' Apr
'«
21
21
21
125
20%
Jan
147/a
14 7/8
15
2,119
13
Jan
16%
38 V*
33
38 %
925
29
Jan
39
Feb
100
29
Jan
36 %
Apr
1,770
20
Jan
21 %
.i
35 y2
*
;
-
-
36
20
1
Co
of
Canada
-
common
j.
16%
17%
17%
*
:
25%
16%
11 Vz
41%
40
•
:
25
16%
*
Players Canadian Corp
Foundation
1,000
Apr
35% Mdr
39 V4
•
i
;
common.
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux
Corp
Feb
15 y4
80
22
,
•
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
May
12
15
*
common
Paper
32
15%
Jan
Jan
.
•
Redeemable preferred
Dominion
33
29%
Chemical
Donohue Bros Ltd
Jan
525
Jan
50% May
31% May
14'A
14
8
Jan
64
4,321
.
>
40%
27%
105
-39
14'
-20
-
25
70
31%
Dominion Stores Ltd
11
-
46-
340
70
: 38 V4
75
37%
.
.
31%
:
39
common—
preferred
a98
100
•
r
•
—
7%
Dryden
27%
*
*
•
—
Feb
7.00
100
*
common
Dominion Steel & Coal class B— -25
5%
all all%
20
see
23% May
13
•
Bridge;
31
•
Class A--
36
Jan
237/a
1. ■
A— —*
Seagrams
Dominion
34
~50
5% preferred
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Car St Foundry common
Jan
17%
'19
.*
•
30%
—
Apr
27
29
Apr
39
•
common
Jan
Mar
31%
336
148 y2' " >
.* '
Smelting.
Corby
>
1,290
1—20
Breweries
Bronze
9
92
Apr
Jan
905
.* 101' 28%; •'
1,475
A
preferred
Canadian
7 %
Feb
Jan
23%
.25 '.CE 28%!'
—
Plow
Consolidated Textile Mills.
Feb
32
common-
Jan
100
Canadian Pacific RailwayVickers
Cockshutt
54
•
common
27
101
23%
Mar
100% 100%
—
preferred-^-'-.-—
54%
"5
Foundries
Northern Power
78
1,030
28%
52
—
Forgings class
-70
31
23 y4'
52
—_*
—
81
71
28%
53%
III—I"*
A
7%
81
23%
Locomotive
53 y8
al5
7%
81
.
—25
—
22
/
39% Mar
Feb
Jan
11
pfd—100
Products
Dredging
Canadian
•
Apr
11
•
—
Corp
Canada Safeway Ltd 4%%
pfd
'
18%
10
8%
»
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred
Canada
Apr
730
»
Ltd
Building Products.
Canada
6 7/a
95
7%
»
a2l
-
High
68
.
*367/8 May
•.^75
a21
-20
A pfd_.
common
.1—
a
50% -Jan
1,381
37
*
Canadian
Apr
25
Class B
Canada
385
103
12%
„25
25
British
Canada
a7
367/.
LOW
.
:
'
Canadian Oil Companies common—*
25 y» Mar
18%
Power—*
common
British
B
60%
Jan
Cottons
preferred
•
Preferred
Gold
Jan
24%
102
*
Light &
British
Class
42
6%
♦
British
Bulolo
22'/8 May
1,420
18%
25
Corp
Mills
Apr
»
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Bell Telephone
Bruck
series
Canadian
High
"57 ; 58%
"
"25
preferred
preferred
Canadian Converters class
High
19 V2
•
Co
,
2,268
-
♦
,
-
Argus Corp Ltd
Brazilian
"
25%
46,533
$1.00
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
series
Canadian
Shoe
Steel
Asbestos
18%
59%
a6%
a6%
22%
25
Shares
$1.75
High
100
—
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
of Prieee
59
25
•
preferred
preferred
Range
fer Week
58% '
Range Since January 1
Shares
of Pride#
LoW
•
Canadian Celanese common
8ales
197/s
217/8
*
common
Week's
Low-
»-
$1.50 preferred
$1.20
*
Range
Par
Canadian Fonda
Sale# for Week
Week's
'
Sale Price
63
61
t
19
19%
25
26
Apr
14
Jan
16%
Feb
995
16%
Jan
18
485
34%
Jan
50
38%
Jan
1.620
Feb
'
41'/a
-
-63
2yOlO
€4%
<•
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Apr
Feb
Power
.preferred.
preferred;
common
_i*
General Steel Warea eommon
preferred
—
Gypsum Lime ft Alabastine.
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103:
3.10
3.25
•
11—100
23
__
.
27
!
'
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50
—23
104
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26%
-
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928
'
100
-
1,080
-
,
20% Mar
108%
Jan
:
;
Jan
2.45
1,9SG
,
Jan
.May
108%
.r.5/:/
.
3.25
21
17%
1^90-
103
& 109% alt»9%
—
•
——
'
19:
103
.100
100
—!
General Bakeries Ltd
5%
'
*
—
———^
Jan
-'17%
Jan
-23
May
104
Jani
106
Mar
27
Apr
21%
Jan
111
3.50
Jan
Feb
-
Volume 173
Number 5009
...
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(1921)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
KANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY
4
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
*
of Prices
STOCKS
Par
Hamilton
Howard
Bridge —I
Paper
Low
14
Smith
preferred
Hudson. Bay
-14
100
common..
$2
96
50
Mining & Smelting
■1
60
59%
4%
preferred
6%
preferred
Industrial
150
3,004
Acceptance Corp
6%
preferred
■13
_25
com—*
Petroleum Co Ltd
International
Power
Co
Corp—lr__
•
■
' j
~
'
'
*
18%
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
23
y4
5,617
60
37
58
138
144
181/8
7,063
6,967
21%
48
49
26%
28%
Mar
144
Mar
13
Jan
48
Laoatt
(John
Ltd
i
Lake of the Woods
al8%
•
Lewis
Bros
Ltd
Can
MacMillan
—
21% May
"
Apr
101% Feb
21%
Jan
28% May
5%
pfd
Export class
SAassey-Harris
common
Mitchell (Eobt)
Mblsor. Breweries Ltd
■
II*
•
i
Penmans
4%
&
Provincial
Power
Paper
17
Jan
50
15
12,319
11
28%
4,582
34
27
27
;
L~
50%
a65
28
Apr
13
Mar
19
Jan
28
Jan
100
26% Jan
28% Jan
28
Jan
Feb
-
28 y4 May
38
Feb
'
115
25 y»
307
14% Mar
19%
60
50%
Jan
51
Jan
30
60
Mar
85
Jan
a65
Apr
21%
2,565
19
35
Apr
22%
Jan
497
32
Apr
37
a8
Jan
a8
25
11%
12
425
28%
28
28%
29
76
76
76%
24
24
52
51%
*
-*
20%
Jan
7,942
98
15
al7
*
13
St
Power
Lawrence
4%%
Jan
98
,
1,175
y4
Apr
Great Lakes Paper
Halifax Insurance
2nd
;
49
May
101
Mar
14
Jan
16%
Jan
609
19%
Feb
20 V2
14
Jan
18
Feb
2,120
101
45
44%
49
6,226
v28%
Jan
49
630
56%
Jan
96
...May
May
20
Jan
1
Paper
Journal
3hawinigan Water Sc.
Paper
•
Sheraton Ltd
class A-
12%
Jan
Sherwin Williams
of Can
Sicus'
15
Mar
Canada
Standard
,
Nova
60
38%
Feb
38
39
3,535
31 y2
Jan
39
43
May
5%
47%
Jan
Russell
52
Jan
43%
1,035
43
50
50
50
21
407
140
21
145
Feb
19%
21
19%
19%
250
18 y2
Jan
98
98
30
98
Apr
27
27
205
25%
Feb
14
7.995
11%
Jan
103% 104%
32%
34%
840
96
Feb
30 %
Jan
*
•
*
14
100
104%
•
34%
13%
2,260
.
34%
33%
34%
350
*
13%
12
14
4.180
•
10
9%
10
1,785
*
.
Lt
&
Ltd
10
Jan
38
38
39%
80
33
Jan
40% Mar
16
Jan
32
3.2
32
95
99
64
73
Jan
99
38%
40
250
Jan
41%
70
37%
70
70%
600
70
Apr
75
Feb
13
13
13
,175
9
Jan
13
Apr
Apr
16% Feb
Jan
33
449
28
7%
55%
1,045
51
22
22
26'%
260
22
97%
10
a21
a22
125
40%
40%
1,408
a99% a99%
*
15
40%
*
preferred
13%
13%
13%
775
a29 % a29 %
25
25
Feb
a
10
Montreal
20%
68
68
60
Feb
68
a20
a20
25
20
Jan
20
Jan
13
14%
597
12
Jan
15%
Feb
2.25
•
Co
58
48
Toronto
27%
2.35
5,750
61%
2,828
49
Jan
70%
Feb
al8
185
15
Jan
21
Feb
95%
15
48
3.10 Feb
1.50 Jan
95% May
91% Mar
50%
8%
2,390
Jan
50%
8%
200
8%
Apr
10% Feb
4.75
4.90
150
3.65
Jan
11
250
11
a26
30
12
Feb
25
Apr
13.
Jan
Feb
12
Mar
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
9
64
a26
72
12%
204
11%
15%
a25
12%
.
11%
150
10
15
15%
600
11%
250
49%
Jan
63%
64
.
Apr
5% Feb.
18%
Jan'
11% Mar
-
•
65
Apr
al3% al3%
-25
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
al3%
al4
150
14
Apr
14
Apr
a93
a93
a94
15
98
Jan
98
Jan
12%
11%
12%
550
10%
Jan
12% May
90
90
177
90
Feb
94
90c
90c
700
90c
Jan
__
v
31%
32%
3,825
25%
Jan
33
Feb
26%
26%
27 %
400
24%
Feb
28%
Feb
24%
24%
10%
200
24 y2
Apr
25%
10%
250
10 % Mar
11%
Apr
Jan
17
17%
240
17
Apr
20% Jan
20
Jan
17%
com—-*
a20
•
7
*
Jan
25
6
6
1,050
108 109 %
110
a55
110
22
22
22%
455
20
*
—20
9%
10
20
Westeel
Feb
17
Apr
Apr
115
Jan
54% Mar
57
Feb
325
9% May
107
Feb
23% Mar
20
550
25
25
575
22
Feb
120
73
118
Jan
*
14%
14%
100
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
26%
26%
200
26
Jan
29%
Feb
100
119%
class A
Ltd
•
22c
*
22c
39%
23c
5,300
20
•
B
20%
1,090
39%
40%
85
Co
—
•
al2%
55
55
al2 al2%
•
17%
16%
18%
22c
Jan
20
Apr
25
Apr
120% Mar
Feb
35c
May
17%
Apr
20 % May
34
Jan
42
5
55
May
130
12
17%
Feb
57
Feb
13
Apr'
Feb
600
16
Feb
18
Jan
5
18
18
18
76
15
Jan
18
Apr
•
a23
a23
a23
125
23
Apr
27
Feb
l—1
Breweries
1,500
114,600
Ltd
Ltd
10% Feb
Mining Stocks—
Apr
25%
Jan
—
7%c
8c
Apr
May
60y4
Feb
Anacon
•
2.90
2.81
3.00
26%
Apr
Ankeno Mines Ltd
1
79c
78c
83c
Jan
Arno
•
2%c
2%c
50,200
7,040
2.28
3,525
65c
10,500
97% May
Feb
7% Apr
119
__
*
pfd
Products Ltd
&
+
8%
*
*
Investment class A pfd_50
(Jack)
21
Apr
4% Jan
_
a55
6%
class
Watson
7
108
10
Apr
a__
21%
75
7
a55
Fuel
Jan
14%
a20
7
50
common
Canada
a20-
X'—
*
1st pfd—100
United
27%
of
Jan
32
-J-
(Can)
Gas
Apr
1.00
-6
Ltd
104
18
Jan
36
Jan
46y4
100
Jan
Alta
Mines
Ltd
—
Lead Mines Ltd
Mines
Ltd
—
Jan
4c
2.50
8c
•
May
3.10
Jan
77c
Feb
83c
Mar
4%c
May
2%c Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
>09%
13
27%
20%
Mar
Apr
14%
Jan
29
Feb
Feb
Ascot
Metals
Corp
Ltd
1
Base Metals Mining Corp Ltd
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Mines
Belle
Mines
2.12
•
1
Ltd
Chlbougam
•Bob's
431
20%
470
25
Apr
28
Apr
Apr
32 %
65c
Ltd—1
1
Jan
Lake
1
Gold
Mines
Ltd
—
—
—
2.12
62c
-
2.00
Jan
2.40 Mar
46c
Jan
3c
3c
1,000
3c
Jan
5V4c Mar
29c
30c
4,100
26c
Apr
55c
50 %c 50 %c
2,000
74c
Mar
40c
Feb
Jan
66c
Feb
1
—
3%c
3%c
1,000
3%c
Jan
6l/4c Feb
1
24c
21c
34c
26,500
10%c
Apr
34c
May
6c
6%c
6,500
15c
Jan
4%c
4%c
1,700
4%c Apr
6%c Jan
60c
Feb
46
,28
10
2.20
57%
al7%
8%
—
Corporations
104% May
35% Jan
a—
28%#
1,165
28
4Q%;v40%
10
Feb
May
4.75
10
Ltd
Transvision-Televislon
20% a20%
.10
Scotia
Royal
8%
Jan
95%
r
al7%
•
•
6%
•
Union
25iAf<:25'/x
a
25%
Apr
20
Bellekeno Mines
10
—
Commerce
Jan
*
United
Hotel
55
—100
Apr
May
540
'50
•
Paper
Power
Canada
55,
common
55
100
Traders Finance Corp
Windsor
_*
common
Mar
40
32%
Ltd
Canada
Western
16
97%
14
99
32
com
preferred.
Industries
Southern
Feb
900
*
Canadienne
50
10
Feb
Banks—
Nova
(Can)
Jan
a43
*
Jan
all
*
Power
redeemable
14%
23%
Ltd
_—
Reitmans
36%
23
100
18%
7%
M)_;
Jan
20%
100
Apr
8%
a43
;
'
al3%
1
Stores Ltd
30%. Jan
23%
Walker Gooderham Sc Worts—
Weston (George) new common
Jan
Apr
43
Apr
40% May
20
May
25
12
•
—,—*
Cotton
Jan
32%
Jan
140 Mar
28
13%
a
Apr
Apr
Jan
100
30%
Jan
6.00
Feb
7%
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
18%
140 141%
5
Ltd
Jan
6%
Feb
705
Steel Corp
Winnipeg Electric
5% preferred
May
Mar
20
50
105%
20
Biscuit
6%
43
50
Jan
19%
Thrift Stores Ltd
ZeUers
20
140
Preferred
Wilsils
315
19%
Power
preferred
1,040
36
'
Jan
10
Corp* of Can 6%
participating 2nd preferred
Jan
Jan
common
-4%%
5,078
20
80c
22%
•
—
Paul Service
Power
58%
common
W a basso
40%
20
20
Apr
1.70 May
4.25 Apr
125
Ltd
Ontario
Scotia
101%
21
Co Ltd
Nuclear Enterprises Ltd
Orange Crush Ltd
200
*
Chemical
Viau
'K
Jan
pfd—100
7%
5% preferred
8teel Co of Canada
United
103%
*
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons 4%% preferred
ooumern
Apr
165
common
Breweries
96
101
60
21
5
39%
40%
Mar
8
32
*
Apr
2.50 Apr
Jan
12%
Newfoundland Light & Power
103
—-——20
6
42
Mar
80c
12%
common.
Preferred
a20
—20
a25
42
Mar
9
8
1.50 Mar
32
Mount Royal Metal Co Ltd
60
com
preferred
Class B 4%% preferred-
12
a25
*
Co
&
Corp
50
Power
4%
al.00
a25
14%
(Alfred) Inc
Co Ltd (Walter
Minnesota
a20
-1
925
al.00
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*
Mersey
102%
99
:
al.00
Oil 4%
pfd—.—100
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 6%
pfd
10
60
1st preferred
preferred
Series A
90
125
5.00
Jan
145
>
13%
95
36
4.40
Company
10
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
•
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A_*
Investment Foundation Ltd common—*
Moore
Apr
13
47%
34
4.70
Ford
36%
'•
—*
1,450
•
Mica of Canada Ltd
101
100
Corp common—.
1st preferred
2nd preferred
St Lawrence
pfd
1.70
•
'
Saguenay
1.40
class
Apr
27% Feb
27% Mar
60
19%
—
1.70
77
High
■
35%
al6
100
McColl-Frontenac
1,610
26%
14%
380
8
6%
—•
Maxwell Limited
63
16% May
13
Apr
12%
Motor Co of Canada class
A—•
Foreign Power Sec 6% pfd————100
Freiman Ltd (A J) 4%%
pfd
100
Lowney
83
191/4
Co
Feb
27
al6
Grain
Feb
Jan
Jan
20
Mfg Ltd
85%
Jan
14%
Fleet
25
Jan
iy%
Federal
Jan
17%
16
50
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
East Kootenay Power
7% pfd-*.
Esmond Mills Ltd
preferred
Jan
55
150
—.
70%
15
Feb
16%
a2.50
*
21
61%
*
pfd
1,312
355
25
12%
•
5%
Dominion Woollens Sc Worsteds
Donnacona Paper Co Ltd
Lambert
Feb
Feb
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd-.—*
Dominion Oilcloth Sc Linoleum
*
Dominion Square
Corp
-*
Dominion Structural Steel Ltd
*
Feb
56
25
•
MacLaren Power & Paper Co.
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
51% May
15
*
Feb
650
Jan
a20
8
„—
——
81%
.*
David & Frere Limitee class A
B
Jan
16%
•
Ltd
75
a20
Low
a2.00
—
Consol Textile Mills
5
a2.50
A
sec
Feb
1,460
*
.
Standard
Crain Ltd '(R L)
9%
79
.100
common
31%
83
98
Preferred
Jan
79
-i
*
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Feb
12
aGO
100
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
6,720
._*
A
;
—
8 Ye
79
—*
32%
26%
33
Preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
8%
B—*
—
Jan
82
25%
B
Jan
261/s
25%
Class
Shares
8%
*
common—*
Claude Neon General Adv class
Sales
for Week
High
—-*•
1,450
53
26V4
class
27%
a60
'_*
common
Jan
Ltd
27
82
•
—1
9
26%
1
*
Ltd common
Jan
11%
319
21
*
8'A
2,306
28%
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
May
Apr
125r
17'/a
50%
a65
May
27%
~
25%' 25%
17
Jan
11% Mar
Mar
33
16%
112
20%
common—
_•
800
15
_•
_■
Transport
Quebec
Rolland
25
12%
*
:
preferred
Feb
33%
common
Co
Jan
102
20%
Placer Development
Bros
Jan
9
20
33%
Powell River Co
Power Corp of Canada
Price
15
50
112
25
-
Tubes
Ltd
Jan
12%
'•
_*
Ltd.
Mills
37
*
Niagara Wire Weaving
Flour
Jan
325
25%.
17%
.100
common
-
Page-Hersey
28%
445
15
28
-
25 %
"
National Drug Sc Chemical
common__5
Preferred
L.
-5
National Steel Car
Corp
Ogilvie
Jan
15
"27
lio
Tramways
Mines
19%
24%
1
A—.
Locomotive
Montreal Telegraph _.L,—:—i
Noranda
Jan
33%
0
class
Montreal
7He
18
12%.
.—*
«
Breweries
preferred
Apr
10
15
___
^
National
13
18%
24%
—
Montreal
a
112
«
McColl-Frontenac Oil-—
B
Jan
all% all 1/2
Bj—..
common
-Class
11
15
——100
Mailman Corp Ltd
new
300
32
—*
——
Inv
32%
.»—
Jan
12%
•
common
Lafcg & Sons Ltd (John A)
London
12
Products
Knitting Co Ltd—
Chatco Steel Products Ltd
Chateau-Gal Wines Ltd
Class
3,266
L*
Apr
60%
.
common
Mar
42% Feb
Jan
52
155
28
"
Food
Range
Low
•
Celtic
Feb
8
38 %"
Lumber Co_
Westinghouse Co Ltd—
Consolidated Div
Jan
20%
38
Catelli
Western
Feb
Apr
125
48
_5
33 y4
35
280
-57
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
13
-
Jamaica Public Service
Feb
7%
Jan
15%
Jan
25%
6% Apr
27% May
100
13
,
•
a22
144
21
39% Mar
Apr
Apr
31
Jan
13
-
Ltd—
stock
16
62
a22
59%
*
distribution
International Utilities
•
-
38%
7.50
International
■
295
Apr
50% Mar
27% Jan
2,775
—100
——
Ex
29%
32%
a23
,
"23
110
16
common—„_—*
;
Apr
11
230
32 %
28
*
International Nickel of Canada
.7% preferred
International. Paper common
•
6y2
27%
—32
—1
—
2,882
a23
6%
a23
com-—_*
——
(John).
International Bronze
4,507
Feb
110
55% Mar
11,%
11 %
19%
Jan
48
39
•
'
£1
,
67
Jan
*
60
38 y8
.
Inglis
:
'
HV4
——_25
:
$1.60 preferred
,
38 %
12%
2,662
.
Imperial Oil .Ltd1
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
com—5
Par
""
1,625
Week's
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
High
,
"
101
48
Friday
STOCKS
Range Stnee Jan. 1
Low
14%' "
48
*
Shares
High
299
39
26%
Apr
21%
Feb
Feb
27%
2,082
26%
Apr
31
Feb
a40
.
5
38%
Apr
43
Jan
Bordulac
Mines
Ltd
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Gold
1
Mines
Ltd
1
—
—
6c
Mar
a40
Carnegie Mines Ltd
*
64c
61c
64c
8,800
•
2.05
1.90
2.05
4,900
1.85
Apr
Apr
64c
Central Explorers Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd—
.10
1
9%c
8c
9%c
8,000
4c
Jan
lie
Mar
6%c
15c
Jun
Cheskirk
Montreal Curb Market
Cobalt
Canadian Funds
Friday
Mines
Ltd
1
Citra Lartic
1
Lode
Coin Lake
Silver
Gold
Mines
Sales
Consolidated
Candego
Range
for Week
Consolidated
Central
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Angio-Nfld
Atlas
Auto
Development
Steels
Co
Fabrics
Low
.—5
Products
class
B_
•12%
12
*
Ltd
13%
16%
*
5
Bs(hurst Pow Sc Paper Co Ltd cl B—•
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co
*
>
of Canada
Belgium
Brown
Ltd name
Stores
Company
Ltd
preferred
—
Bread
1
&
Co Ltd
.*
Dominion sugar.—————•
Canada Malting Co Ltd
*
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Co.—
*
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
*
—
—
Canadian General Investments
Ltd—*
Canadian Industries common..
•
Canadian
inter
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Pow
<5%
Ac
preferred
Inv
28
500
Cortez
-
High
Jan
14
13% Mar
4%
18% May
5% Jan
Jan
2,085
17%
Jan
31% May
8%
Apr
Trust
com
Company
Paper Inv Ltd
—„<,
Per footnotes
seepage 41.
9'A
500
14%
16
56,629
Jan
16
119
112
119
1,256
96
Mar
119
50
51%
2,050
47
Mar
4.80
4.00
4.80
490
10%
10%
10%
525
3.0C
3.00
3.00
20%
20%
21
9%
3.25
Apr
9
May
May
51% May
Jan
6
12%
Jan
200
510
20%
Apr
50
50
Jan
51%
45
135
27 Vt
Jan
50y4 Feb
62
100
50
Jan
63
23
185
21
34%
35
2,035
12
f>12
3.75
•
2,000
11 %c May
11 %c
54c
59c
8%c
8%c
1.20
1.20
100
3%c
3%c
2,000
12c
12c
500
100
Jan
14c
17%
17%
640
16
Jan
20
50c
Jan
65c
Mining—2.50
1
-
Ltd
.
Donalda Mines Ltd—.
Malartic
East
Sullivan
1
Mines
Ltd
1
—
—
—
39,875
2,000-
54c
Apr
7c
Feb
1.10
May
Jan
72c
10%c Feb
1.25
Apr
3%c Apr
—
—
—
Apr
5%c Jan
Mar
Feb
56c
58c
2,000
1.01
1.01
2,000
1.01 May
1.16
Jan
8.15
8.35
5,600
7.50
Jan
9.50
Jan
-
10
God's
Golden
1
Ltd
1
22c
22c
22c
1,000
20c
1
5%c
5%c
5%c
1,000
5c
5c
1,500
3%c Jan
1,000
38V2c May
Mines Ltd
Mines
Lake
Goldbeam
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Fontana
Mines
(1945)
Gold
Mines
Manitou
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd
—•
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Jaculet Mines Ltd
a50
40
—I
ll%cliy2c
57c
•
Mines
Jack
58
a
1.30 Apr
Apr
8%c
Dome
3.00 May
23
Jan
a50
35
32%cMar
Jan
6%c
1
1
Hollinger Cons Gold
3.00 May
62
*
Apr
75c
8.25
Feb
—
38%c
—
1
8.05
5
—
Feb
Hudson-Rand
Lake
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd,
Ltd
2%c
8,000
2%c
7.00
8.25
13,600
6.00
Jan
12
%c Feb
Jan
50c
5%c Jan
Apr
Jan
1
1
—
—
8.25
May
13%
1,866
10%
Jan
16%
20%c22%c
3,200
12c
Jan
38c
Feb
1,000
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
13%
3V*c
3 /4c
1
26 %c
25c
30c
26,939
(Un)
.1
61c
60c
66c
3,500
Dev Ltd
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Jan
25
33
Jan
37%. Jan
Kerr-Addison
Apr
14
Labrador Mining Sc
Feb
M*r
Kayrand
Mining &
Gold Mines
Ltd
Explor Co Ltd
25c
60c
42c
May
Mar
Feb
>
99c
Jan
»
Jan
Jan
9.50 JM
12,000
3.75
1,300
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd
*
37
7
8
1,461
3%
Jan
8
Feb
Lake Shore Mines
1
—
44
314
26%
Jan
45
Feb
Lake
Corp
Feb
19%
Jan
8.35
40%
Ltd
25c
Jan
6.25
17%
8
Mining
Apr
16%
17
8.15
16c
44
Wasa
15c
1,000
16c
17
8.35
*
4.40 Jan
7,000
1,825
15c
1
1
com.*
i.
2%c
Jan
6c
Apr
12%
3-70 Jan
4c
38%c38%c
32c
Apr
Apr
Feb
'
a5,0
'
15o
2,800
1
Explorations Ltd
El Sol Gold
9
16
23
2,000
9% May
'9%
-
1,000
15c
1.23
Mines
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
East
31 y4
ll%c
6%c
15c
1.18
Feb
Eld on a
*
*
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canada
9,665
9
—.
1.20
Cadillac
Consolidated Quebec Gold
1
to
—1
common
Lanaoa
Low
25.060
51%
common
$5 convertible 1st
$3 2nd preferred
Burnett Ltd
changed
common.
High
12%,
18%
55
30
Range Sinoe Jan.
—
1
I
Mines
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Ltd
Apr
2.05 May
1
—
••
35
37
9-20
9.20
200
30c
30c
1,000
35c
8.80
30c
Jan
May
55c
Jan
11%
Feb
May
30c
May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1922)
Monday, May 7,
...
195|
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
MAY 4
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
"
.
Lavalit-
Par
Ltd:
Mines
Lingside
Gold Mines Ltd
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
Macdonald
Mackeno
Mines
Mines
Low
1
J---,.-,
20'/ac
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mining
Mining Corp Ltd
of Canada Ltd—
Corp
Nechi
Cons
New
Dredging
Calumet
700
613/4
25
4.200
18
*
140
41c
288,400
55c 59 %c
59c
18
34c
3;>c
60,500
40c
500
40c
1
Ltd
1
3.25
3.15
3.30
10,4O(j
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Mines
2,700
1.40
61c 61 V4C
1
Ltd
1.08
Cl3/4
—*.
Mines Ltd—'—.
Moniauban
Mines
Ltd
Monpas
3,500
1.29
1.40
1
Island
3,000
20c20%c
5
Merrill
20,800
19c
1.03
1
1
26c
21c
27c
New
Goldvue
New
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Mines
Ltd
3%c May
6c
Jan
Jan
Bankfield
28
40%
Jan
28
32% Feb
855
40%
10
39%
39%
39%
1
98c
98c
1.04
Bank
Barnat
69
Feb
Barymin Co Ltd
•
90c
85c
78c
Feb
Base
*
65c
20 %c
38%
Apr
*
54
Apr
Apr
Jan
46
Jan
43
Mar
Feb
41c
Jan
53
Mar
53c
16% Mar
Apr
23c
35c
Jan
of
Class
3.70
Jan
B
Feb
Jan
Belleterre
Jan
Bertram
1.65
6.00
Class
Jan
Apr
Feb
B
Bevcourt
Apr
1.65
Jan
Blue
Jan
5c
Jan
3c
Feb
Bonetal
Gold
Bonville
Brewing
class
Jan
1.08
Apr
67c
42,150
46c
Jan
75c
54
235
40%
Jan
54
May
Feb
Jan
30
May
10%
225
10%
Jan
12
Jan
40
40%
8.507
39%
Jan
41% Mar
50c
50c
51c
13,100
30
17
300
45c
Feb
70c
Mar
5.10
5.25
300
3.75
Jan
6.50 Feb
23%
24%
395
20%
Feb
24% Apr
B
May
11%
•
—
Feb
12
15,100
41c
Jan
68c
Feb
4%c
3,500
4c
Mar
7c
Jan
21
*
1
215
49C
4c
4c
12
42c
12
1
———
Gold
Top
80c
30
1
...
uobjo Mines
1,20
3.900
10%
*
——
Kirkland
Jan
90c
1
A
Gold
Bidgood
1,500
class
1.32
*
—
Sons
Jan
51%
30
1
Quebec
&
87 %c
62c
*
25
Mines
38
190
13,200
.
40%
*
1
Bellekeno
45c
29c
A
Telephone
45c
Jan
4.50
class
Bros
Bell
May
21c
Mining
Power
Jan
50c
—
—
Metals
Beatty
2.70
Toronto
Mines
Bathurst
59%c May
Jan
27c
Jan
900
26
40%
Feb
1,700
3c
10
—10
Scotia
Feb
5.40
1.21
Nova
Jan
12c
290
23 %
1.30
Mar
3c
3c
Montreal
of
30c
13,000
1.68
Mar
1.20
1
of
Mar
5%c Jan
6 %c
Mar
2oc
5.25
Bank
High
Low
18c
2,300
6%c
6 %c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c 18 %c
1.17 Mar
86c
99c
5.30
Consolidated
Bank
33c
Mar
19c
21c
•
Low
1
9,500
Kormetal Mining Corp Ltd
1
Shares
1
131,000
1.25
ltd
Bagamac Mines
40c
32 %C
25c
Mines
Feb
1.57
40c
,1.55
1
Gold
35c
24c 27 V2C
1
—•
Pandora Cadallic Gold Mines Ltd
Pato Cons Gold
Dredging Ltd
Apr
17c
9,000
26,500
Nocana Mines Ltd
O'Brien
for Week
Pa;
High
Low
63%c63»Ac
1
—
Sales
Range
of Frices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
17c
—
1
Ltd
Ltd
nVzc
1
Week'a
Last
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sale jfrice
Sales
Friday
21
9%
40
20V«
Jan
23
Feb
13c 14 %c
8,900
12 %c
Jan
2lc
Fetf
11.400
45c
Jan
Feb
Perchcourt
Silver
Gold
Mines,
Fields
41c
72,800
34c
Jan
41c
May
63c
103,500
40c
Jan
90c
Jan
Quebec
Manitou
Mines
1
&
Refining
1
14c
Gold
1
Mines—
Ltd—
4,000
4.10
30,200
3.25
5c
Jan
9%c
5%c
13,000
Jan
20c
34c
115,550
6c
Jan
34c
May
1
7%c
7%c
500
7c
Apr
13c
Jan
5.95
6.00
1,015
16%
16%
100
51c
Jan
Bralorne Mines
Jan
25c
Jan
Brantford Cordage class A
2.45
*.
*
23c
Feb
8c
Feb
14c
May
3,000
4%c
Feb
3q
1,000
2%c Jan
3%c Mar
15,500
9%c Jan
16c
Jan
Brantford
Senator-Rouyn Ltd
Sheep .Creek Gold Mines Ltd
Snienitt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
Mines
Mines
2,000
19c
4c
Jan
7c
Mar
4.00U
5c
4%c
50o
19c
May
19c
19c
19c
1.60
1.58
1.60
5,000
1.40
Jan
1.75
Feb
15.550
2.90
Jan
4.65
Lake—
_1
3.80
3.80
1
1.10
1.08
1.10
2,650
60c
Jan
58c
58c
1,000
55c
Jan
Ltd
1
Columbia Elec 4%
Standard
Steep
Mines
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
Tobrit
(1944)
Mines
Iron
Cons
Silver
Mines
United
Asbestos
1.30 Mar
British
Jan
British
5,500
4c
Mar
5c
Apr
4,600
37c
45c
Jan
Broulan
7r.
1.000
7c
Apr
May
12c
Jan
Bruck
8.45
8.70
500
7.90
Jan
10%
Feb
3.05
3.10
4,800
2.90
Jan
3.70
Jan
k
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
27% Feb
33%
34 %
80
155
100
Forest Products——*
95%
94
<8% c
8%C
95%
8%c
6,635
17c
Jan
Jan
34% Feb
Jan
78 % May
90
May
Jan
101
94
225
Apr
28
May
15
29 Vb
3,920
78%
9c
•
Mar
1.92
6,900
1.20
1.85
7c
8c
8,000
1.10
1.00
1.11
39,000
94c
11%
11%
200
10 %
6c
--*
7 'Ac
3,000
■11%
1
—
,
9V4C Apr
Jan
15%
15
15%
710
9 %
Jan
16% Apr
16% Apr
29%
29%
31
1,527
28%
Jan
32% Feb
5%
5%
410
1.08
1.08
1.15
13,900
*
A
35%
•
1
class
class
15%
*
Packers
Power
12%
22%
22%
175
11%
11%
150
15%
•
A
*
Porcunine
Mills
Class
5%c Jan
class
A
—
B
—*
——
250
13%
4.10
6.50 Feb
Jan
70c
19
1.18
Jan
Jan
9%
2.20
Jan
Apr
14% Feb
Jan
1.2(1 Jan
Mar
1514
Feb
13c
Jan
May
6c
Buffadlson Gold
1
8%c
8%c
5.500
1
1.25
1.25
1.45
1,610
Buffalo
Canadian
*
23c
22c
25c
37,700
22c
May
38c
Buffalo
Red
1
5%
5%
I,000
5c
Jan
9c
31%
32%
100
18c
18c
2,.500
1.20
Jan
12c
8%c Mar
1.70 Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
20c
May
7c
Feb
Apr
24
Buffalo Ankerite
1.90
1
Ltd
100
79%
pfd
Class B
5c
1
.
15
100
common
B
38c
3.10
—1
Corp Ltd
Mines
375
34
Columbia
5c
8.70
1
—————
Gold
14%
120,100
*
Columbia
7c
Ltd-———-1
Ltd
72c
37c
1
Ltd—
17% Feb
Feb
22
7,153
17c
preferred
5c
•
Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Villbona
Mines
Mines
Trcbor
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Oil
British Columbia
37c
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd———1
ficadacona
8.00 Jan
5.95 May
15 V*
Jan
4.00
Ltd
Mines
25%
*
British
Class
S'.aden-Malartic
15%
25
15c
15
-1
American
4%%
15 %
25%
15 %C
Traction
Red
Bright IT G)
May
1
50c
Ltd
5.95
*
Roofing class A—*
*
Light 81 Pwr com_*
Brazilian
Brewis
British
Santiago Mines Ltd
53c
4.10 May
Jan
3,500
6c
c
5c
27c
Apr
6c
9%c 10%
57c
5%c
30c
3c
1
52c
1
1
17 %c
14c I6V2C
.
*
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
13,500
32c
3.95
Smelting
Yellowknife
35c
20c 2OV2C
Quebec
Mines
3.25
Jan
36c
56c
Quebec
Gold
2,45
40c
61 %c
•34c
Ciest
1,600
1
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
X
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Red
3.20
3.20
1
—1
Ltd
Ltd
Bordulac
Boymar
Penn-Cobalt
67c
9c
1
——:
Jan
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd
1
3c
3 %c
100
2%c Jan
5%c
Feb
Waite
*
12%
12%
12%
600
10%
14%
Copner Corp
1
40c
4Cc
42c
6,700
Apr
Apr
Products
1
310
30C
32c
27.600
30c
May
45c
23c
23c
25c
11,300
23c
Apr
33c
Jan
1
1.12
1.12
1.13
20,000
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
Burlington Steel
32 %
*
Gold—
1
Feb
Jan
31
17 %c
35
Feb
Jan
29C
Jan
21
20%
21
230
18
23
Feb
*
49%
49%
51
275
40
Jan
51
May
*
89%
39
40
425
28
Mar
40
Apr
*
8vb
% Mar
Jan
1
Lake
—
—
Burns
Amulet
Mines
Weeden
Pyrite &
Wendell
Mineral
Ltd
"
...
Oil
"
•
1.04
1.48
Apr
Feb
•
Augio-Canadian
Atlantic
Calvan
Oil
Oil
Co
Leduc
Dalnousie
Co
Federated
Gaspe
Oil
3.05
3.05
5.15
5.05
5.20
17.000
4.90
Apr
2.3r
2.31
900
2.30
Jan
Ltd—
*
Feo
Mar
25c
3.20 Mar
2.80 Mar
'
5.20
Apr
2.70
Oils
Pacific
Pan
39C
1,500
33c
Jan
39c
May
3,500
25c
Apr
25c
Apr
1,000
11%
Jan
16
Apr
1,309
6.15
Jan
7.80
7.80
8.00
1.90
Ltd
1
1.90
1.04
•
15 Vn
15 %
16
1,605
•
1.92
1.87
1.92
Ltd—*
1:69
1.62
1.69
3,700
7,200
J_td
Oils
Oil
——90c
—
Petroleums
Western
Phillips
2.70
2,100
1.45
8.90 Mar
Jan
1.97 Apr
18% Mar
Jan
14
1.70
Jan
2.82
1.24
Jan
1.69 May
Feb
1
9.60
9.60
2.08
Jan
3.00
Feb
Jan
10
Feb
36c
36c
1,000
36c
Mar
49c
1.00
1.15
3,450
85c
Jan
*
1.08
1.12
1,125
85c
Jan
700
1.60
Feb
18
55
12%
12%
2,5:0
*
28 %c
28 %c
32c
33,600
5c
Calmont Oils
1
1.20
1.18
1.25
II,510
80c
*
21 %c
22c
5,200
21c
Jan
32c
1
5.20
5,05
5.20
25,843
4.80
Apr
5.20
Apr
1
2.90
2.72
3.00
8,955
2.10
Jan
3.00
Apr
Calnorth
Calvan
2nd
Oils
Cons
Oil
&
STOCKS
Canada
Bread
Class
B
Power
&
Paper
common
Canada
Foils
class
Canada
Iron
Foundry
class
3.00
50
50
5
63
69
650
—
14 %
14%
15
75
11%
Jan
16
-10
21%
21%
21%
1,040
19%
Jan
22%
Feb
7%
7%
75
6%
Jan
8
Mar
51
51%
825
Jan
52
Apr
11 %
1144
200
-2—
*
—
*
555
40% Mar
37
245
32
47
47
85
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada SS Lines common—,
20
45
Apr
39
Apr
Apr
54%
Jan
37%
Mar
46 %
of
32
33
270
24%. Jan
45
48
695
43%
Jan
50
Fez
9%
9 %
9 %
80
9
Jan
10
Mdr
-10
—
25
Mar
25%
616
20%
21 Vb
6,470
17
Jan
21 % May
28%
29 %
3,526
24%
Jan
29% May
15%
75
13%
Jan
17%
345
16
Jan
19
Feb
53%.
510
50
V2 Jan
68
Feb
Mar
15%
15
17 %
17%
*
58%
57
25
21%
21 %
21%
115
21
*
46
39
46%
910
27%
1
—
Dredge
4.25
4.25
200
3.30
Jan
2G0
6%
17%
Jan
Jan
*
common—
preferred
of Prices
,
Shares
Canadian
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
42 V8
Class
1
Food
Feb
Canadian
570
24,491
19'/a
Apr
22 % May
Canadian
925
24%
Jan
25 % Mar
Canadian
61
*
—*
,
23% Jan
51
19
6%
6%
102
102
110
100%
Feb
26c
32c
11.075
26c
May
61c
Jan
13c 14 Vac
6,650
10c
Jan
19c
Jan
I,340
18 %
20 %
Apr
Feb
5%
8%
Feb
9
Jan
70
56% Jan
Feb
.
10
May
36% Feb
29
350
26%
Jan
61c
2,212
60c
Apr
23
24
1.540
18
Jan
24
May
100 100 %
"*24
100' '
preierred
250
Feb
4.60 Feb
55
99
Jan
102
Mar
81 %c
Jan
'
ji.
18%
40
10
28%
28%
,
*%"
common—
65
Feb
60c
*
Malartic
Cos
65
8%
10
100
:—1
Locomotive
Oils
8
63
—*
—
———
Canadian Ice Machine class A
60
Jan
Products
!
A
Preferred
High
Feb
25 %
21
29 %
20
common
Class A
Celanese
28%
25%
*
—*
Commerce
Breweries
Canners
Car
Feb
32
"
*
50
———————
Canadian Bakeries
Bank
Apr
12% Feb
Jan
45
36
'
Gas
&
Oil
'
—
1
——
14c
*
——
1,105
6% Apr
8%
Feb
Feb
104
2g>.%
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Tire
Corp —
"V.
100
—
Canadian Utilities preferred
Canadian Vickers
—
Agnew-Surpass
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho
-_—*
Pacific
Algoma
10%
11
*
Yellow
Alberta
10 V2
75 q
55c
75c
Knife
Steel
1
Cons
Co
Canada
pfd
25
Apr
Apr
75c
May
Canadian
Wallpaper
American
Larder
Yellowknife
Anacon
.
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Ankeno
—
Mines
Consolidated
Aquarius
Res
Argus Corp
Arjon
——:
Metals Corp
Ashdown
Athona
Hardware
Mines
class
B
Steels
An belle
Fabric
Apr
2.95
2.30
2.30
2.40
10,450
1
51c
48c 55%c
22,900
97%
98%
1,935
91
Mar
107%
Jan
Central
Porcupine
1
17
17c 17'Ac
9,700
23
23
24
75
23
May
26 %
Feb
26c
Jan
Charter
1.24
Apr
Chatco
1.42
Jan
Castle
Trethewey
Leduc
16c
15.300
15c
May
1.19
8,450
76c
Jan
1
10 'As--.
2.85
2.85
3.05
55,000
45c
42c
45c
118,300
6.20
9c 10 Vac
II,500
6%c Jan
2.45
25c
13c
(
Jan
Feb
3.15
Mar
Oil
Chateau-Gai
cnenncal
4.60
Jan
6.65
Feb
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Chimo
83c
198,192
32c
Jan
83c
5 VHC
4,000
10c
10c 12 %c
21c
20c
12%
.12%
May
Feb
Jan
20c
Feb
10c
10c
10c
3,500
9c
77c 79 %c
6,900
66c
Apr
1.02
Feb
1,120
9
Apr
13%
Apr
12
13
8%
30
8
Mar
1.44
1.48
8,500
96c
Jan
1.60
Apr
7c
6%c
7c
7,000
6c
Apr
13c
Jan
——-1
35c
Apr
May
80c
Jan
36c
Jan
8 Vb
1.40.
—
35c
37c
9,234
32c
15c
18c
5,500
15c
*
Mines
Gold
Chromium
30c
1
Chesterville
300
5c
*
6,350
77c
78c
6.30
Jan
1
Research
11%
Jan
16c
78c
—
Cheskirk Mines
6.10
3.00 Jan
74c
—50c
Wines
Feb
11%
*
.
common—-——*
Apr
45c
'
48c May
1
—
Ltd
c
1,100
*
Gold
Co
Steel
2.80
2.90
I,185
1.10
9
Jan
Apr
4.50 Feb
Jan
8%c
Jan
Citra-Lartic
Mines
Ltd
—I
19c
20c
22,650
14c
Apr
10c
May
20 %c
Jan
Cobalt
Silver
Mines—
—1
1.20
1.15
1.25
67,775
72c
Mar
1.30
Apr
4,200
13 %c
Jan
29c
Feb
Cochenour
1
1.60
1.57
1.65
3,700
1.46
Jan
1.98
Jan
2%
885
8%
Jan
13 Vb
Feb
Cochrane-Dunlop common
12
12
100
11%
Jan
12%
84
84
20
90
Feb
Cockshutt
28
28%
1,045
22%
Jan
32
21c
22c
5c
7,900
22c
23c
13,500
43c
Jan
Coin
11 Vac
12c
1,000
ll%c May
Mar
J
75
21c
Jan
May
,
Lode
9%c
12c
2,000
9%
Apr
15
2.10
2.15
2.25
43,100
2.05
Jan
2.41 Mar
Jan
17%
17
17 %
1,015
15%
7%c
7%C
8c
5,000
7%c Jan
*
3.05
2.90
3.10
15,10(1
18%
16%
18%
16,365
12c
12c
500
1
6%c
2.35
18
'
^ 11c
Apr
Mar
Willans
*
13% Mar
18% May
Coniaurum
Astoria
10%
15% Ma r
Consolidated
Bakeries
7c
3,300
22 %c
22 c
23c
13/100
3.20
3.15
3.25
2,038
2.90
Jan
3.65
7
50
6%
Jan
7%
Feb
Consolidated Duquesne—
-
-
6%c
Apr
10c
Mar.
36c
1.85
9%
—
1.35 May
Consolidated Beattle Mines—*—.
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
<
Feb
2.35
Feb
13% Mar
,
,1.80
Jan
Jan
2.350
55c
Apr
80c
13c
II,500
10c
Mar
lCc
Jan
<7%
•7%
190
9
Mar
,55c
<
III 2
57c
11c
55 %c
—1
a
Jan
Feb
6c
Jan
300
Feb
Feb
•
1.65 May
Jan
570
1.35
*
Mines
1
1,630
13
5
—
1
2.15
13
1.35
Mar
17c
1.45 Mar
2.10
33c
3 Vec Apr
3,200
1
National
Coniagas Mines
500
1.65
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
-3.-30* Mar
3 V»c
1.60
2.15
—
3VBC
1.65
Yellowknife
Commoil
Jan
Apr
28%
1
Lake
Conduits
14 %c
—*
—
Plow
Consolidated
Mines
Gold
3.25
Jan
2.70
*
Patricia Gold Mines
1
Aumaque
Jan
2.10
2.75
Oil
Central
*
—
Atlas Yellowknife
2.05
1
Central
Feb
1
—,
Apr
Apr
15c
10
(1937)-
16
35%
1
Atlantic Oil
Feb
50c
1.10
1
—
14
15%
Jan
Apr
Colomac
Armistice
150
15%
Jan
1.00
15c
—1
May
28
100
Gold
16
37c
»
Preferred
Feb
7.110
1
common
14
16
2.85C
1
—
Porcupine
Mines
Feb
110
16
4.075
1.14
1
22
3,215
48c
*
—
Apr
Jan
19 %
*
Jan
13%
18%
1.05
1
Petroleums
Jan
103%
34%
~*
—
Lead
Anchor
45%
Mar
42c
1.00
*
;
Mar
101
33'/«
1
Nepheline
Feb
40
15
16
A—
Class B
Centremaque
Amalgamated
American
class
32%
155
98
*
of
55c
11%
9,392
42
42c
1.00
*
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
331,500
Jan
23 Vb
103% 103 %
34%
1'
1
—
9%
23 %
28 Vb
41%
v~i'*
19
_—
Auto
11
40 %
>r>
20 K
6%
50
42
22%
*
Feb
37
25
100
Jan
75
*
59
—
§6
Jan
*
19%
19
Jan
53%
*
25
common
Preferred
Acadia-Uranium
Aunor
—
49
Power
Preferred
Feb
4.75
Jan
3.00
50
Packers class A——,
B
in——
:
Canada
21%
*
2.75
100
Feb
3.00
Malting
*
A
Apr
68%
A
Canada Machinery
20
——,——
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic new
Jan
*
—*
common
Canada Northern
1.06
1.43
c
Cement
Canada
21c
Feb
Jan
Jan
—50
1
common
preferred
Canada
New
for Week
Low
*
common
—
$1.50
.—
Apr
May
12%
7.50 Jan
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Gas
Campbell Red Lake
Canadian
Week's
Friday
preferred
Edmonton
Canadian
Canadian Funds
Atlas
18
17%
12%
Linen
1.20 Apr
Toronto Stock Exchange
Ascot
Feb
17%
•
>
Apex
16%
.—*
Caldwell
Canadian
Area
10c
5,000
Canadian
Acme
8
Apr
300
10c
^
—
Canadian
New
Jan
6c
8%
7c
Canadian
New
7%
8 Vb
Jan
1
—-
7.80
*
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Co
300
2.70
Superior Oils Ltd———
Abitibi
Jan
7c
A
Bousquet
Class
Okalta
class
—
1
Calder
Feb
25c
Ltd—
Co
Petroleums Corp Ltd
British
&
Dominion Oil
May
6.05
Jan
Apr
39c
.*
National
4.75
18c
25c
.*
—
17,000
15 %C 15 V2O
*
Ltd-—.——
Ventures
OH
3.05
17,000
1.000
*
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
1,300
20c
Ltd—————*
Ltd
75c
May
75c
6.30
19c
75c
—*
r~td
Co
62c
62c
6.25
19 %c
*
.<
Ltd
Ltd———
Oils
Oil
Coast
*
*
Co
Ltct
Davies Petroleums
Home
—1
Oil
Co
Petroleums
Central
Burrard
1
.
Calgary &
'
Ajax Petroleum Ltd
New
40c
Stocks—
Anaconda
East
46c
May
B
*
—
class A
Co
&
Class
Callinan Flin Flon
Western Ashley Minerals Ltd
Yukeno Mines
I
Jan
45c
46c
7'A
45c
9,750
Apr
Apr
>
.78c
Jan
'
—
class A
For footnotes
see
:•
page 41.
7
20c
Cefttral Cadillac^——
.—
1
8%c
I
1.18
8c
9C
9,535
'
1
1.10'
1.20.
28c
28c
38.850
2,300"
6%c Apr
88c /Jan
'28c
May
10%c Apr
,.1.24 Feb
52c Tjan
[Volume 173
Number 5009
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1923)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED MAY 4
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Howey
Par
Mining
Corby
10c 12 Vic
988
*
7%
■
*
<H) Distillery vot_
Imperial Mills
Crestaurum Mines
———
Patricia
.*•
Apr
Jan
Feb
3.15
17%
Feb
14%,
2,550
10'A
Jan
725
17'A
Jan
7%
515
15c
15c
29c
1lc
118
2,500
27c
12,500
8'A
Jan
19c
Apr
10c
Jan
Mar
130
23c
Apr...
Jan
Mar
45c
May
118
10c 10 Vac
24 V2 May
7'A May
1,000
.
Feb
1
—~i
Petroleum
*
Davis Leather class
Class
B
Decalta
Delhi
Del
Ltd
Oils
Rio
Producers
Seagrams
Mines
Dominion
—1
T
1-
*.
Ltd
Dominion Dairies
_1
Preferred
Dominion Steel
Coal
&
Stores
—
50%
49%
50%
99
98%
90 %
12%
12Va
13%,
"
*
1
GVi
6'A
V2. 18 Va
;
13'
3,179
13
100
39
3,141
33%
1,275
.
35%
I,681
Fibre
60c
53c
GOc
94,300
46c
Jan
65c•
Feb
Kirkland
1
6 %c
5 'a c
6 l/a c
6,400
5c
Jan
8c
Mar
Kirkland
16c
_1
17c
19,810
1.10
24,500
54c65%c
51c
Apr
8.15
8.40
15,372
7%
VA
7%
1,325
6
6
300
25
56'Ac
60c
63c
21c
Apr
2Cc
23c
18,400
20c
Apr
32c
-Jan
14c
I4cl5%c
49,300
10c
Mar
16c
1.99
——1
—
1
Nickel
5%c
1.75
1.00
4,505
*
10'A
II'A
*
—
11 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
1
30
*
14%
.—20
23
4'At
common
preferred
—a
1
——
*
800
5c
4,500
7.70
—*
common
8.35
11
Petroleums
*
2.25
*
58
,
——
Foundation
Cos
37c
38c
2,20
13'A
Feb
Apr
33%
Feb
Lama
Jan
15%
Feb
24
4.85
Jan
12'A
37c
May
1.40
48'A
43c
Jan
Jan
70
Feb
76
May
Loblaw
48
Feb
Class
102 Va 102%
--
'
14,300
6c
39'A
10
95
95
3.80
3.65
3.85
97
97
25
Jan
100
21,580
—
May
-
—,
10
10'Ac
64'A
5 fa
•
preferred
Products
General
Steel
Giant
900
105
105
25
'
3.35
3.20
3.35
2,225
6.00
5.95
6.00
950
r——1
General
Mfg
Wares
class
Gold
103
2.70
103
Apr
Apr
95
May
Jan
Glenora Gold
Macassa
Jan
20%
Feb
MacDonald
Apr
109%
Jan
Macfie
Red
3.50
Feb
Macho
Feb
Mackeno
13c
6.10
7c
1,000
1
8c
7%c
8c
5,100
6c,
6c
1,000
5%c
6.95
8.15
115,920
5.75
..3c
4%c
12,336
Manitou
1
1
Porcupine
Good fish Mining
Gordon Mackay class A
Great Lakes
Class
A
—
100'100'A'"
.
48%
—a
West Felt
West
25c
48
48
48 'A
435
.
.
t
t.
:
■
Hahn
Brass
\
Swayze
Hamilton Bridge
Cotton
-a
Hasaga
Heath
Mar
Apr
12c
2,000
14'A
Jan
18
7.75 Apr
7'Ac Jan
McLellan
9c
Jan
21c
Jan
Mining
Jan
23c
Feb
Model
Apr
8c
23%
27'A
1,020
21%
Jan
27% Apr
Modern
10'A
Jan
14
May
Monarch
6c
Jan
18c
Feb
12'A
Jan
19%
Feb
25
15c
Apr
22c
17%c Jan
Jan
JaD
35c
14
Jan
16
12c
Jan
20c
Apr
2.48' Jan
1.80
May
Feb
9c
Jan
15c
Jan
Apr
8'Ac
Jan
1.25
1.45
117,800
Jan
1.85
Feb
16,800
_
1.37
85c
Jan
1.05
1.32
Feb
2.50
2.43
2.65
24'A
24%
24%
740
16%
Jan
28
Apr
24%
25
3,715
16%
Jan
28
Apr
2.07
24.
2.05
2.14
—
2.01
5,900
17c
11,800
14
318
4c
4'Ac
6,500
9c
8%c
9c
3,500
•7'Ac
7'Ac
9c
5,500
May
1.90 May
2c
Jan
1,000
13
—
3'Ac
4c
4,000
12%
12 V4
12%
19,421
35c
34c
40c
8,000
3.95
2.05 May
12,550
-
Jan
Jan
2.75
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
3'Ac
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
May
13
2.90
4c
7c
Feb
8'Ac
17 %c
7 %c
12'Ac Jan
Apr
May
3'Ac Apr
6c
11
Mar
Mar
Feb
Feb
13
25c
63c
Mar
Feb
13%
11%
11%
25
10%
Jan
11%
28
25'A
28'A
7,679
18%
Jan
18'A May
33c
36c
16,100
21c
Jan
39c
61%
62%
835
53'A
Jan
70
Feb
46c
48c
6,150
44c
Feb
54c
Jan
61 'A
48c
14'A
1,955
11
Feb
14'A May
Apr
Apr
4 'Ac
3%c
4 %c
3'Ac May
8'Ac
1
8'Ac
8'Ac
8%c
2,620
8'Ac May
13'Ac
10c
10c
19,400
7'Ac Jan
14c
4.70
4.75
815
62c
2,500
5'A
100
*
——
62C
1
12 %c
4,000
12c 14 %C
15,000
3.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
5%
Feb
53c
Mar
5
Mar
5%
10 % c Mar
20%c
Jan
2.10
Jan
72c
Feb
Feb
M.75
2.54
*
17%
1.95
1,750
2.00
2.63
82,040
17%
18'A
2,158
16
20
Feb
47'Ac 47'Ac
1
Corp
60c
5%
*
Metals
Preferred
14
65
14c
9,960
100% 101%
14c
16c
1,945
25
30
31,700
17,
Jan
Corp
14c
Containers
12c
21,700
10c
Apr
10c
7,200
7c
Feb
1,000
44c
Jan
lie
-
13d
1.10O
42c
Jan
55c
Apr
18
Jan
1.50
Jan
1.50 Mar
2.63 May
69c
Apr
93c
95c
1,200
4'Ac
1.100
4c
14c
9,000
28%
28 '/*
135
13 'A
14
6,405
15 V«
16
1,127
Jan
14
,.
,
Jaia
"
Jan
National
common
24 'A
24'A
—
--
Feb
National
Hosiery
National
Petroieum
Mar
National
Sewer
Pipe
class
preferred
825
32c
93'A May
44c
Jan
May
38c
Feb
14
60c
—
Apr
Mar
19%
Feb
Feb
29%
Jan
24%
24'A
100
24 "A
May
27
9'Ac
7,000
9c
Mar
14c
Jan
22%
Jan
21%
<
50
8%
50
11%
12
1,025
*,
14%
14%
500
20
28 %
27%
28'A
19% Mar
8 Vb
Jan
11'A Feb
12
Jan
.
9%
Feb
Apr
200
27% May
28%
30
30
31
290
27
31
1.90
1.80
1.93
18,500
*
47%
47%
28'A
48
85
Jan
1.65
Jan
Mar
12%
-15
*
A
Apr
1.40 May
Jan
1,689
14%
8%
90
*
National Steel Car
(Wm)
16,550
:
1.35 May
*
B
—
——:
17%
11%
5
Feb
9c
21%
*
Drug & Chemical common—5
class
2,700
60c
26% '27%
1
Breweries
Mines
33c
26%
Jan
Neilson
32c
17
Preferred
Negus
20
55'Ac
National Grocers common—T-^T
Preferred
,29% Feb
16% Feb
18% Mar
23
93'A
—25
National
18c
.
Jan
17
1.15
Jan
12%
235
58c
6'Ac
''/JQ'A Jan,
Apr
213
1.40
*
Preferred
Jan
20c
18
21
1.35
*
;—A;
common—
18c
,
110
20% May
20 % May
*
—
Mylamaque Mines
14'Ac Apr
Jan
10c
Corp
f
1
Mines
Feb
■
^
May.
,' 24 Va
Feb
Porcupine
93c
Jan
85c
4c
13%
Moore
20 %c
14c
28%
Jan
Jan
—
5
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
—
♦
Montauban
6'Ac
7c
100
20'A
50
93%
1.40
—
20'/a
Mar
18%
*
——
Moneta
25c
—
20%
20%
20%
*
:
Knitting common
Jan
12%
8.000
A
Apr
Jan
*
common
Apr
10
1
—
40c
26
May
46c
-a
—
Oils
101%
100'A May
10c
"
10,600
16
*
Rights
13'A
10'Ac
4Gc
■
5,000
21c
16
Feb
Jan
SVac
15 V«
16c
20c
1
—
Lake
Brick
Mindamar
12c
9'Ac
*
41.
Milton
3 Ac
lCc
^
page
Feb
2,000
1
-
15c
20c
5'Ac Mar
Jan
14%
Island
2,000
45c
'
Jan
1.09
5c
Mexican Light & Power preferred.13.50
Mid-Continent Oil
*
4c
9,500
;
Apr
8.50 May
21c
Merrill
14c
6,918
I".
10c
*
Gold
13c
60c
*
12,022
•
Lake
7% Mar
36c
—*
Red
8
Jan
50c
—
7c
•
McKenzle
34c
'
6'Ac
•
Feb
53c
1
Feb
6'Ac
Jan
7,600
A
Apr
34c
,
34%
35'A
55c
17,500
common
9%
3'Ac
11%
—
Jan
Jan
——
class
52%
1
1
31'A
31%
6,810
4'Ac
—
-
Apr
270
'W
see
Ltd
Grain
Jan
35,600
:
Mar
845
70c
1
common
—
8'A
11%
———
For footnotes
105
Apr
18c
340
l
new
Matarrow Lead
48 %
1
Lake
Massey-Harris
Maxwell
13c
Jan
33
63c
1
Ltd
McDougall Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
lOcll'Ac
—
—
.
93
11c
Gold
;■
Jan
1
—.
Red
1
May
11'A
—-
*
8.15
9%c
.—•
Gold
5c
Jan
34
*
Martin-McNeely
Jan
i—1
Hedley Mascot
H^v£cGold Mines"—J
Highland-Bell
Highbridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee—
Hipde & Dauch—
Hollinger Consol
**
Jan
Apr
7% May
24
—
5'Ac Mar
Jan
Mat
1.20
33 VB
—1
Malartic Mines
57A
14%
14'Ac
"55c
Jan
1
Gold
10'Ac
-
Apr
1.00
31%
1
Gold
Red
24
1
Gold
Home. OS
Marcus
McWatters
13%
100
Mines
Hestd of the Lakes Iron—
Headway
Marbenor
Jan
McMarmac
24
*
Harding Carpets
Ha rr lean a
Jan
12c
Apr
14%
*/
a.
common
;
Gold
14c
Class
a_
39c
•
—
49
985
lie
14'A
33'A
1
Apr
Maralgo Mines
Jan
23,500
*
May
*
Milling
7'Ac Jan
May
Mar
12
Jan
Jan
46'A
8.50
1
.Preferred
Hard'Rock
Leaf
58c
23c
3c
Feb
22
32%
2'Ac
9c
Feb
35c
65 V2C
2'Ac
Jan
7c
Eeb
15'/a
May
20'A May
14,700
.
Feb
Feb
7c
Jan
16c
22,050
9c
Jan
6c
Feb
lOclO'Ac
.
11c
14c 14'Ac
9'Ac
Jan
6.75
17
Feb
14
9,800
14'Ac
2.40
3'Ac Mar
7,500
^
16%c Jan
<
—.
40c
1.08
Feb
Jan
10c
Mines
Eastern
Apr
8.00
common
Halcrow
Hamilton
1
39c
1.05
*
&
Mar
—
27'A
39c
1.05
12
40c
Apr
May
5c
250
Jan
30c
8.15
•
12%
20C
23c
1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastino,
5.10
14
50
2.03
50'A
—._—*
•
20'A
12
17c
Jan
20
—
20%
12'A
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75 May
165
20'A
"1.90
Feb
50
—
29'Ac
94,500
20c
May
6
1
Apr
8.50
26c
2,200
19c
1.92
30
18
1
4c
14%
16c
1
17c
6
—
4c
14'A
4c
17c
1
Mercury Mills
Gunnard Gold
18c
6,300
6c
Magnet Consol
5,700
13
Gwillim Lake Gold
Gold
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
7,535
18
1
6c
Jan
175
5c
35c
575
15
Malartic Goldfields
27c
.6
Mines-:
6.00
Feb
50'A
—*
Mines —:—
Lead
Gulf
5.90
Apr
600
14
1
10c
-—*
——
-Gridoii Freehold Leases
Guayana
250
■
900
preferred
Saddlery
1.95
15,600
Mines
11,100
Great West Coal class A
Great
Great
1.75
5.95
1
25c
48
1.95
Jan
20o
3,000
6'Ac
2.355
30c
1.10
5
*
—
2,150
10
26c
Feb
Apr
5'Ac
Feb
•
*
18c 19 %c
Jan
1.14
5c
McColl-Frontenac
12c
—
3,000
55c
.
1.02
Jan
9'A
Jan
Jan
9'Ac
Feb
10c
9.60
6.10
1.05
8c
9'A
Jan
9'Ac
8'Ac
9'/a
Feb
19%
3c
Feb
Maple
1.32
Jan
1
Apr
lie
Paper common
37c
Jan
8.354
9.25
Jan
17%
4c
3%<P
Jan
77c
425
7,500
Jan
*
preferred
8.10
Feb
16,700
5,025
5c
230
»
14c
3c
130
49
19
1.85
1,000
-1
Bousquet
Grandoro Mines
,
100 %:.
50
1.20
2,500
13c
11,000
5^
5c,,.
1.15
17,440
'
1.80
—
McCabe
5'Ac
"
Preferred
14,050
II,350
5c
—
1
Goodyear Tire common
Graham
8.05
1
42c
19c20%c
——•
—
Mines
Jan
13c
5c
2'Ac Jan
6,000
Goldhawk
1.09
18c
77c
11c
-
Jan
7'Ac
Golden
Jan
22'Ac
"
—
Feb
73c
May
12'Ac May
73c
Manitoba
2,100
7c
Goldora
6:25
May
7c
1
68c
May
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
19c
—
Jan
14c
MacMillan Export class A
Class B
38%c
Mines
37c
May
1
Feb
38c
1,000
1.80
—
Feb
2%c
48c
•
May
2 'Ac
45 %c
_1
—
50
1
Arrow
Mines'
23
2 %c
22c
Mar
9.25
Feb
19 Va
Jan
35c
1
Apr
1
Eagle
6.70
24c
Jan
12c
*
Jan
*
Golden
Jan
Jan
16%
78c
»
.
River
5.00
13c
6,614
3,100
1
Lake
2.30 Jan
103
Jan
Feb
12,500
90c
Feb
17c
*
Mines
17%
24c
18
108,dUO
1
A
Petroleums
Apr
Mines
Gold
,
Apr
Mar
24c
12 %c
1.20
37.800
^
17%
.
*
Goldfields
97
Goldcrest Gold
Goldale
4.65 Feb
Island
Louvicourt
4.95
4,283
16%
14 Vac
*
Lowney (Walter M)
Lynx Yeilowknife
17'A Jan
1
Gold
Lake
Mar
Long
43'A
7c
20c
*
Lomega Gold Mines Ltd
285
6.70
17
20c
19c
9'Ac May
16
*
1,930
7c
20c
15c
40
•
class
1.325
6.35
6,500
13,250
16'A
19,050
B
23
6.35
-
10c
16%
90c
Lac—
Groceterias
44
,
God's
94 "
Long
f.OO
—
Apr
1
5.75
1
Jan
1.33
1
20%
—1
1.05
Jan
37c
j,
43 %
Mines
Lake
May
65c
8.40
oils..
23
12,025
57c
4,350
81c
'
6.00
13c 14'Ac
21,440
35c
-
43%
14c
65c
1.27
37c
A—
*
1
Yeilowknife
class
•
A—
common
Lake
Gililes
19 Va
——;—.1
»
——
A
Geneva
19
100
Bakeries
Petroleum
Class
19 %
Apr
Jan
88 Vb
4
Feb
Little
Jan
19c.* Jan
10'Ac Jan
6%c May
8.15
Lexindin Gold
Jan
Jan
44c
'
15c 16'Ac
1
Gold
May
common
General
Feb
May
22c
57c
Mar
3.05
,
General
Leitch
lie
1.20
16%.
•
Ledue Consolidated
75
—100
Power
Jan
Mar
58c
1
——
35
.
1,000
1
Jones
B
45
*
G^iir Co preferred
Gatineau
&
225
,.—100
6%c
3
Class
76
——
6%c
5c
12'Ac May
8.30
-
Lawson
9.10 Mar
10% Mar
G5
Mar
1
—
Jan
41
63
5c
1
Mac
8c
75
63
t,,0UU
1
Secord
41
63
1
Lavalie Mines
Jan
6
6
8c
*
Lap a ska Mines
7,150
6
be
Feb
18'A
4'Ac Jan
4,430
8c
3'Ac
Cadillac
Jan
Feb
21% May
May
*
11 %
2,500
2.35
61%
57 %
26c
132,000
1
Sons
22
25
4.000
43,748
—-1
Ltd
42'A
Jan
13
,
1
Mines—
Jan
26,976
30c
18%
Gold
&
75
—100
a
preferred
Lang
Lapa
41
*
Exploration
Jan
*
'
—
(A J)
1.63
21%
Jan
103% Mar
36% Mar
20c 20'Ac
Mines
Lamaque
Jan
-*
—--r-,
common
Preferred
Feb
•'—*
-a
Co
Gold
2.85
1
Apr
52
Apr
15c
Ltd-
Lencourt Gold
38c
•
Ford Motor class A
8c
18
102%
Jan
23
-lie
•
—
Lake Wasa Mining
La
Luz Mines!
16 »A
17.105
11
Osu
Shore
100
10,997
Feb
55c
Jan
26c
75c
Lake
620
38%
9% Mar
Jan
5'Ac
1
Lake
38
-
Jan
18'A
12 %c
Lake Lingman
Apr
Jan
,
21'/a
1
30
5,015
Jan
Townslte
8.40
540
15
23
4%c
7.80
31JA
39
50
102% 102%
Apr
Apr
82c
955 '
23
Apr
26
Apr
1.55
10,610
30
12%'
27'A
Jan
5c
27,000
97c
—
2.03
May
47'Ac Jan
1,000
20'A
48%
8% Jan
27c
Gold
58c
5'Ac
43o
25
Lake
Mines—.
1,585
—
5,410
21%
48c
Fortune
25%
Mar
Jan
.
7c
Jan
45c
38 %
*
Dufault
24%
———-1
Ltd-
Lake
25
35
14'A
21%
1
Lake
—_—20
Jan
100
1,310
9'Ac
Feb
675
31
9
1
Feb
25%
May
16'A
49'A
———*
8'A
25
Mar
82
8%
1
Ltd
33
May
110
33
Jan
82
16%
—
^
(John)
32
28
25
13
1.24
—
-
9.65
25Va
11,750
82
25% Mar
300
45c
l
6'Ac Mar
Jan
19'A
3; 000
29%
Jan
Apr
23
Apr
3'Ac May
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Laduiama Gold Mines
7.40 Jan
6'A
Labatt
Feb
80c
5V4c Jan
—
795
3'Ac
28
1
Oils
Jan
1.73
8.25
Fleet Manufacturing
Freiman
54,600
39% Mar
18'Ac Mar
Apr
1
Petroleum
Frobisher
99c
*
—*
.
Fraser
10'Ac Jan
36%
Jan
24
365
.
l
—
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland-Hudson
Kroy
15c
1.C1
*
1.05
655/2C
Feb
_—.—1
Kirkland
B
36%
Apr
22'A Mar
a
—
redeemable
Class
Jan
Apr
11
23
32
—
Kenville Gold
Kerr-Addison
16%
.
30
27%
2,085
___1
Mines
Jan
;
„—,
Grain
Francoeur
Jan
14'A
.
Kelore
Feb
8,005
—~1
Ltd
Mining
Kelvinator
1
Products
Flank
Kayrand
Apr
Jan
39
97AC
Ltd
May
20% May,
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—.,—;
Federated
Oils
28
8 Va
-*
Mines
13
1
Players
Federal
Jupiter
May
82
•
Gold
39%
Jan
30'A
Feb
Feb
27
11%
Feb
15%
30%
8
11%
100
-
Quebec
13
Corp
$1.40
50% May
102
Jan
12
.
Joliet
10
A
Estella Mines Ltd
Federal
,27
Joburke
290
(new)
Gold
Famous
12'A May
9 % Jan
55
8
Apr
3'Ac
•
common-.
Mining
Mines
Jan
22 >
27
28%
—
Mines
Jan
7%
98% May
14 'A
1
——
Falconbridge
Waite
690
Gold
Eureka
110
845
.
14
35%
% Apr
6
18 % May
40
Jan
38%.
—*
——t
Gold
Jan
Apr
7%
38 'A
—25
—■
Jaculet
21
-
Mines——
—-
class
Pen-Rey
Sol
Jack
15%
Elder Mines
El
Feb
Jan
15
—_
Mines
Invest
Paper
Eldona
20
31'A
20%
Easy Washing Machine
El
Jan
21
——
Malartic
Eddy
15%
15
East Rira Nickel Mines
Economic
Jacknife
•
Mines
Sullivan
Feb
30c
Va
7% May
24
Jan
34
23.50
common
East Crest Oil
=
43c
Apr
27'A Apr
10
14%
—
•
Duvay Gold Mines
East
Jan
35
38%
B—.—25
—
Textile
Eastern Steel
Mar
Preferred
20
50
100
30%
1
International Nickel Co
International Petroleum
1
Preferred
East
21c
Jan
26,100
16%
preferred
International Metals class A—
29c
460
*
Donaida
Jan
1.40
23c
7%
Jan
11%
Co
Inspiration Mining
International Bronze
27 %
2,910
28%
Jan
12 'Ac Feb
7,650
1717%
28c
Apr
1.05
20,800
18
common
class
Feb
&
„—
Jan
15c
8,600
~
36c
18 %
——;
Feb
32c
14,800
30%
27%
10'A
Feb
(John)
Feb
7%
-
Jellicoe
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—•
Dominion
101,200
6'A
1
—
Dominion Scottish Invest
Dominion
26c
.
24
21c
35
34c
Dominion Foundry & Steel common—*
4%% red sinking fund preferred-100
Dominion Magnesium
20% Jan
8'A Jan
6,800
1.28
Jan
62%
30'A
*
Inglis
"
-
4%%
55% Mar
38 'A
.
l
common
Feb
—35
common
,_l
——
Acceptance
Jan
13V2C 15 :Ac
—
Lake
Industrial
Jan
2,093
27
——10
—
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
ordinary-5
4% preferred
Z_
32c
27c
21c
17'/*
Imperial Bank
9c
60
7'A
——ZZlOO
-
22c
29 Va
—10
paid
5c
May
5'Ac Jan
12c
11,500
7'A
:
High
24.300
7c
20'Ac
7'A
Low
6c
;
59'A :
21c
—
9 'Ac May
30
*
Bank
——
18c
35'Ac
2
—
A
120
8%
1.18
14c
class
Class B ■„
'
Huron & Erie 20%
Indian
5c,
60
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7c
Hudson Bay
Mining As Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hunts
Low
,
Miues
10,700
23c
1.20
-
Hosco Gold
;
.
5c
16,500
8%
22c
Shares
—
25c
21%
26c
Yeilowknife
21%
23 'Ac
—
•
a-—,—1
—:
Discovery Yeilowknife
Distillers
Mines
Ltd—
-
Ltd__l
—
Gold
Minerals
Dome
21.%
*
(Temagami)
Detta
24c
*
A
9%c 10V»c
—
,
Davies
for Week
preferred
100
$1.60 preferred
———————32
Ingersoll Machine class A—
I
D'Aragon Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Fa
Homer
Apr
24 Va
27c
10c
1,30 Mar
16c
165%
1.7,5 Jan
18,080
118
—
1
8'A Mar
,
Apr
13
15c
-
Apr
159'
24
100
„
3.15
Apr
Feb
Jan
1.00
10c
14'Ac
154 »A
7'A
—
-1
—
Trust
3.00
24 Va
.
—1
Pershing
Crown
Crowshore
117
13
*
>
-
500
Mar
Jan
6%
58c
Jan
8c
900
3.10
——*
_
1.20
159 159 Va
Week's
Last
1
High
Apr
126
25
1.15
159
.
7%
10'Ac 10 Vic
—
100
—
7%
*
•
—
..
—
Exploration
Croinor
•35c
19,513
144% 148'/a
—
Bit
2,440
10c
Cosmos
Craig
35c
148
Consolidated Quebec Gold—.,——2.50
Rochette '
-1
Con west
Low
Smelting——5
&
Consolidated
Gas
35c
__
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.
High
1
Consolidated Press class A—
Consumers
Shares
Low
1
——
Consolidated Lebel Oro
Consolidated
for Week
of Prices
L&st
,
.
Consolidated
S%Ie»
2.40
Apr
Jan
May
Feb
45
Feb
48%
28
29
1,715
27%
Jan
31%
Feb
*
80c
80c
2,200
71c
Jan
1.40
Jan
100
104
104
190
102
•
Feb
104
Jan
Apr
3$,
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CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Week'*
Rang©
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
New
1
1
Alger
New
Bidlamaque
New British Dominion Oil
-t
3'Ac
Mines
•
1
New Dickenson Mines
1
Calumet
New
Mines
Laguerre
New Marlon Gold
Mosher
New
Mines
Rouyn
Oils
Pacalta
New
24c
19c
1.77
6c
1.77
6c
1.95
9,385
1.77 May
7c
3,550
6c
Empire
5'Ac Mar
12c
Feb
Bteep
9C
5,895
500
3'/2C
4%C
10,000
17'/2C 19 >/2c
22,300
4%c
—
_I
1.55
1.70
36c
34c
1.10
76'/2
31c
5.35
1
.1
1
Ltd
30c
May
43c
1.35
18c
12'/2c
6'Ac
44c
1.45
18c
15c
6%c
6c
11'A
18c
,
5'Ac
,
11
14'/2c
—
-♦
Wood
8,625 '
7%<
-
4c
Apr
-
1,100
1.25
1,100
15c
15,375
12c
Mar
6c
Jan
1,000
8%
1,390
46,500
1
30c
1.20
28c
1.20
1.22
5'Ac
5'Ac
Oil Selections
*
•
13c
•
16c
•
—
1.60
Jan
Traders Finance
16 %c
Jan
10'Ac
250,375
2.79
10'Ac 15'/2c
2.65 2.80
Feb
Apr
Apr
22c
Jan
Trans Empire Oils
Oils
Okalta
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario
common
Orlac Red Lake
Lake
5%
6
7%
Apr
8c
4'Ac
1.20
5%
9®
*
1
1
—1
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Osisko
Jan
Jan
9c
5c
3,500
8c
May
13'Ac
Jan
Mines
-
--
1.25
9,900
1.05
Jan
16,700
4c
Feb
United
1.30
30,600
1.10 Mar
1.70 Mar
United
'
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1
1
Navigation
Pacific Coyle
Petroleum
•
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd..:
Cadillac
Pshdora
—:——
Partamen Malartic
—
—
.
—1
Peopled Credit Securities —x_—x—*
Petrol
Oil
Gas
&
Photo Engravers
Grow
Pickle
2,936
28c
1,870
L86
1.95
4,200
Asbestos
1.95
1
"14
33
16%
-I
26%
26
.
3.00
3.10
61c
65c
1
Porcupine Peninsular
Porcupine Reef Gold
1
—
—1
Gold common—
Powell Rouyn
Corp
Preston East
'
.
*
40'A
56%
■
-
,
-
,54
2.25
53'A
5,614
Feb
45c
Apr
t"
Apr
Waite
*
1,590
8c
Jan
1.32
700
Jan
,.
4.00
<.
1
*
39c
24'A
1
♦
-
Quemont Mining -a
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Quinte Milk class A
43c
48%
54
Jan
—
24'A
Ltd
20
Jan
21%
30c
'
85,711
28c
2.33
Jan
35c
43,460
20,500
37c
50
6 %-
2
Red
(George)
24C
■
Jan
___2*
'-
25%'
—100
i.
97%
-
f
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
>
Reef
Petroleum
Winchester Larder
1
—1
Apr
Gold
.
Mines
Textiles
Renfrew
•
Reno
class
A
Richfield Petroleum
73c
•
*
*
*
—*
Cotton
Robinson
(Little)
common
common
A
Class
Roche
■
Manufacturing
Robertson
Robinson
Long
Roxana Oils
4c
.'
5c
30c
—
8%
11
—
4c
2.50
7
5c
29c
62
8%
11
14'A
2.50
7
5c
33c
62
8'A
11
14'A
4c
2.40
6%
Feb
85c
29c
36,100
50
8
Apr
550
9% Jan
50
13%
7c
Co
*
22c
22c
23c
7,520
22c
26% 27%
13 13 'A
3c
3c
1,470
26% May
12 Yb Jan
;
-•
—
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Ban Antonio Gold
Gold
20c
47'A
—
20
103
60
—
3'Ac
——1
:—*
Mines
Bridge
26%
<
1
49
1
99
1
—1
1
1st
Bt Lawrence Paper
—.
1
common—.
preferred
■2nd preferred
27%
13
10
—•
1
r
Corp
St Lawrence
__
—
—
•
*
•
Oils Ltd
Scythes & Co common—.
Security Freehold Petroleums
Scurry
81c
—
130
24%
18'Ac
500
26%
2,980
24c
21%
18c
5 %C
22
75c
101%
3,550
2.35
2,000
2%c
100
9%
Jan
"
78c
61,050
18,450
9,500
550
43
43 'A
34%c
15%
31%
1.61
Creek
50o
Gold—
1
Sherritt Gordon
Sldks
Breweries
Voting
SUanco
common
trust certificates
Mining
Silver Miller MinesSilver Standard
Mines
—:
Bilverwood Dairies class A
Class
B
Class B
Preferred
-
•
1.59
3.80
—
19'A
1
1
—_50c
•
*
40c
1.84
—
10'A
3'A
*
impsou's Ltd class A
Sisooe Gold
—
-
For footnotes see page 41.
37'A
•
-100
1
36
94'A
1.08
29c
15'A
31'A
1.57
3.70
19'A
19'A
36c
1.70
2.40
10
4.00
20
20
41c
1.85
2.40
10'A
8'A
8'A
38 38'A
35'A 36%
94'A .96%
1.05
1.14
34c
Mar
60
3.15
5c
14c
May
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
10
Apr
86c
Apr
18%
Feb
Jan
1.71
Feb
185
•
1.35
Jan
2.05 Apr
Jan
17c
•
Apr
27c
31%
-
Jan
39
May
May
48
Mar
43
18c
72,197
Jan
37c
Apr
50
15
Feb
16'A
31
Feb
33'A
Jan
Jan
1.75
Feb
1.25
2.86 Jan
69,843
4.60 Jan
500
2.30
9%
764
7%
Apr
Apr
Corp
__1
x_
British Columbia Pulp
CO
Brown
$5
$3
12%
common
jpreferred
100
Sugar
Fairbanks
Morse
Industries
Canadian ^Marconi
1.85
Coast
Copper
Consolidated Paper
-
.
16
112 118%
810
97
-50
Mar
7.15
300
655
20% May
24%
Feb
260
13%
15
Feb •
8%
.
—
40%
38c
^
49%
50
1 24
100
34%
35'A
33
3.75
150
9
2,000
51%
-
1
8%
80
2.00
2.10
39%
40%
39c
36c
51%
51%
4,160
30'Ac Jan
44c
Apr
25
38
Jan
57
Feb?
Jan
67
Jan
May
35
Jan
41
Feb
60%
JaB
65
65'A
180
55
32
25
32
33
52
Jan
International
Utilities
—9
26 y4
26%
28%
3,871
21%
Apr
Interprovincial
Ontario
3.00
Jan
Minnesota
Jan
_
f
1—5
3.6a..
3.60
2.60
32%
32%
Paper
Apr
Ogilvie Flour common
Feb
Pend
Oreille
3,625
415
29%
Jan
39%
Feb
Price
94'A May
Feb
Temiskaming
.xAi.
Consolidated
—
x—iL-—
-
28% May.
3.75 Mar
Jan
34
Feb
28'A
25
27
Jan
32
Feb
24
50
21%
Jan
25
Feb :•
7.55
C7.60
*900
33
35%
"
..1
.7.60
35%
Mining
Jan
25%
24 *
Bros
195
Mar
*
28%
x;
Jan.
3.40 Mar
220
31%
Niagara Wire Weaving
JaB'
40 % May"
6.592
—
Apr
32Jan
60
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10
82
Mar
4,721
35
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3.90 Mar 1
57%
_•
common-
Feb
Jan
1.20
32
€5%
Feb
4.40 Jan:
6% Jan
71
195
Apr'
37
Jan
3.70 Jan
800
79
1
\
24%
20% Jan
155
-
WA
63
Jan
60
24
3.75
34%
<; 79
•
Feb
60
•; 24
*
_*
9.05 Mar *
6.00 Jan
I
.*
5
•
15
-
34%
Yukon
May
14%
1
60
1.28 Mar
52
14%
Oil
&
Apr ?
118% May 1
Mar
47
52
1
deHavilland Aircraft
40
Feb
14%
Feb
Jan
14%
7.85
Z
1_!
10%
57c
Jan
1
—
Feb
,
27,205
9%
135
20% -20"%
—
*
J
—
10%
101
Apr
20%
*
common
Westinghouse 1—
Bridge
Jan
*
——
Canadian Western Lumber—£
Dominion
Apr ;
13%
103%
17%
1,145
-
Dalhousie
54
20
51 %
:
Canadian General Investments—x
Canadian
Feb
Jan
•
1
Vinegars
Canadian
Jan
25
15%
5
—
Dominion
Canada
9%
39'A
*
Bulolo Gold —i
&
13% May;
14
15%
15%
118%
;
Jan
103'A 103'A
'
—
1
—
convertible 1st preferred—
cumulative 2nd preferred.;
Canada
15%
*
—
—
12%
12
High
Low
7
1,850
6,220
13 %
10'A
*
:
American Banknote
British
13%
-5
Newfoundland
Asbestos
Range Since January 1
245
•
1
Andian National
Sales
Shares
High
Low
»
Par
1
Jan
15,293
Feb
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
-■
36
80
Apr
1.49
:7%
42c
1,096
4.00
Paper
21
Apr
Jan
International
21% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
6
Jan
Feb
Jan
18%
24c
*
Feb
1.10
5Y*
250
18%
85c
Jan
Jan
Dominion.Glass preferred
Hayes Steel
—
730
70.433
Mar
17C
—20
285
44,250
Week's
Range
-
.
Jan
280
4,500
Jan
84c
Apr
2.50
67,814
lyj
Canadian
39
2.06
Apr
Jan
Canadian Funds
stocks
26% May
Jan
May
1.16
Feb
16%
15,725
1.05
Apr -
1.01 Mar
260
1.16
Feb
Jan
8c
72c
105
5%
3.95
46
23
7'Ac
10,650
5%
3.75
-'
Peb
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
7%c Jan
85c
200
18
1.34
18c
—
Apr
Jan
1.95
•
15
105%
Jan
,
1.40
Jan
6c
50c
2,000
—2—1
Yukeno Mines
Feb
Apr
4%c
Feb
3 95
A
Feb
Jan
14C
Jan
*
class
Apr
-1.30 Jan
Jan
5c
18%
10,940
*
79c
76c
1
*
Knitting
Jan
31
20%
9,500
1.85
*
39c
Mar
59'A Jan
35%
6,710
-
9c
7'Ac
*_1
Class B
Feb
95
50
1
*
Jan
.:28%
20c
Mar
100
22
1.50
Mar
103
Jan
4c
1,485
70C
,
8'Ac Jan
4,000
1.43
<
Jan i<
75c
41
Jan
47
.
2,500
5'Ac
75C
Jan
Jan
120
10c
May
29c":
Apr
6,000
-
40
1.45
_i
Mines
Apr
15%
12 %c
57%
20
.
•
•
Apr.
97
Apr
1
Jan
11
390
75
w
5'AC
—5
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Anglo
17'Ac
38
.
Feb
Jan
25% May
11,000
*
...*
...
Zinc
York
48% May
18c
class A
Jan
itc
Jan
19
34
Apr
-
33% Mar
-
*
■
„>55
Mar
Jan
1.86
-
May
&
16% Mar
28%
38'A
43
29'Ac
B
40c
10,440
•
1
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery
Mar
2c
68,100
44'A 48%
90
95
20
20
102%
103
60
60
2.35 2.40
3'Ac 3'Ac
5c. 5'Ac
9'A
9'A
78c
82c
17'A
1.25
3,094
Shawinigan Water & Power common--*
Class A preferred
50
Shawkey (1945) Mines—
1
Selburn Oil Co Ltd
Senator Rouyn
Sheep
Apr
5,200
'
90c
..
Jan
75
■
Lead
Yellorex
Feb
Apr
8c
Feb
75
7'Ac
—
7
Apr
97
30
40
.•
45-
4%c
-
Mar
2.90
3'Ac Jan
2,000
Jan
7,900
9C 11 %C
.■
40%
1
Wool
6'Ac Jan
Feb
100
7c
Ryan Lake Mines
Class
Mar
100
--
Russell Industries common
Sarnia
39c
1
Royalite Oil
Rupununl Gold Mines
Sannorm
Jan
Lac
Royal Bank
Sand River
—
—
—„ —
Gold
24c
6,000
1
1
Regcourt
Renabie
Yale
8,200
Jan
1,039
1
Combing xl——
Wrlght-Harjgreaves —x
Jan
35c
15
35%
,
4%c
.
1
—•
—
—...
Jan
3lc
-,34c
6,150
12c
2 lie
lie
.2——
Wingait Gold __2——2
—;
Winnipeg Electric common—:
Jan
11
12c
Windward Gold Mines
Jan
32c
Apr
.
.100'
*
97-97 'A
——:—_1
Wiltsey-Coghlan i_—2
-
32c
21c
Mar
22c
Jan
56c
8%e Mar
%
i
.35
35
.,17c 19 %C
•-^25% 26%
19 %e
.i.
4.10 May
14%c May
50,000
Jan
18
350
■
<:• v
,30^.30
20
.10O
—;—
x
50c
500
29,162
'
18
55
■
May
90
>13c
120
4
51
Mar
10c
Feb
'
-1
<
Apr
5c
16'*-'
645
4,200
28C
18 .*
;;
Feb
-<-8%- Feb
Feb
83
4,000
•>.
17%
'
24C
-
-
30
90
18
52
,
Oils...
31c
10c
22c
27c
,
"6c
35
Apr
10c
14'Ac
22'Ac
—
5'Ac Jan
16%;
17%
——-
new common-
Preferred
Winora
22c
22'Ac
1
1
1
1
Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
1,000
7c
88'
■
Ranwick Uranium
6%
§'A<i
,6C
Feb
60
J
51
Apr
5% ,Jan
-
Mar
55c
•!
9.75 Jan
-
25
-
Feb
IT
%r.
-.',-3,415
7c
,
100
—.2—
Western Homestead
,29% Jan
Apr
May
10
6%'
Jan
Jan
Jan
■
Apr .<:•
May"' -
25c
14c
13%c
:
15--
.
>.r.l2,075
T_^l.
2—1
6%c
■<•
145
55%
59
'
15% Feb
Jan
-.
Jan
2.35
:
Jan
7c
11,000
v
•
Jan
84c
Apr
24'A Mar
6,035
43c
10
52c
Jan
18c
10,600
25'A
Apr
•
—
•
1.48 Apr
11,000
'•-'
32e39%C'
4-
•
r.
15
"10% Feb
Jan
10
.Mar
91c
Jan
8%
Jan
12%. Apr
8.40 Jan
45c
1,200
7%c
15
Feb
59
2,920
*
Jan
Ma*
Jan
Jan
11,381
7%c
."55
■
_i——i—
A,1
Weston
2,000
common
1.56
1.48,
^
May
Feb
1.22
23%
13,100
>
12%
___•,
Consol
Class
3.05 Mar
.
37'Ac
10
•
i
Preferred
1.80 Jan
Apr
17c
55%
2,255
-7':-,
-
.
,
Western Grocers common,
22% Mar
2.25 May
100
Feb
28
15'A Jan
4,100
Jan
Apr
20%
43
32.b5u
*
•7'AC.
35c
.
(Q & W) _—_k—
(Hiram)
*
10 'Ac 11 'Ac
—
westeel Products
—
*
Western * Ashley ' Mineral-—_-_l.1
Western Canada Brewers:..——.5
Apr
1.15
May
20
-
83
8
Feb
Apr
130
i
Wesley Mason preferred
West Malartic „i_1x-,
Jan
1.40 Feb
Jan
97c
1,155
34c
18'Ac . 21c
. 3.20
4.10
35c
47c
—
:
■■
Amulet —i__—
Waterous
3.05 Mar
May
61'A
800
33c
33c
*
■
Walker
7
17%
Mar
-10
i
,
v
< .-,V-
—1
—1
Jan
9%
-1
.
1.
1.10 Jan
1.02 Feb
140
13%
79c
7'Ac"
Virginia Dare preferred
4c
-
'
2,412
2.40
54
1.50
Vulcan Oils 'ii.—L—!—Ji—.
1.97 May
"
Jan
92c
21
71c
•
41 % c
.
..
Wekusko
26
„Ii
—
Jan
1.95
20
-
3,700
19'A 20%
1.40 1.47
.1 42
..
2.25
1
11
Gold
Queenston
<?
Ltd
Jan
30
37c
Apr
140
11%;
"*
■
<10
61c
"
83
97c-
25%
—
2619'A
Ventures
Jan
73C
16
Jan
May
Mar
57%
33%
May
Jan
Jan
20c
-
89c
lie
1
21
»
•
"
u
.25
,1.57
-
a"
Feb
3.50 Mar
Jan
103,640
*
39 %'
..25
L
Upper Canada Mines..
Vicour Mines
25
50
5,480
Apr
Jan
29%
Jan
16.000
1.14
95c4
57-
-T—
Jan
'
•
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou .
81'A
97c
1,500
Feb
3,665
lie 11 'Ac
39%
-50
L.
Feb
Villbona Gold
Mar
30
120
8
20'A
1.08
27c
-
Jan
23% Mar
2,246
11c
—L_'_
82c
13
28,500
-
.
—---*
;—T_40
Quebec Chibougamau
*■
»
1
1
Dome
Prospectors' Airways —
Purity Flour preferred
5c
1.27
-
' 82'A
;—.
Pressed Metals
4c
1.21
4'Ac
1.22
>
•
1
Powell River
<
—
—
14,050
25
-
'
35c
100
14
40c
38c
30
1.66
2.03
Jan
41,050
19%
•
6%c Mar
Mar
41c
43c
23c
72c
20
r-1
—
_.
53c
-
17
116
50c
42 %c'
.—1
—
preferred—
B
Class
2'Ac Jan
3,200
28,100
Jan
Jan
11,125
8
—
Jan
■-
Apr
3.00
20c
class B—
United Fuel class A preferred-
Steel
5c
16%
4.157
65c
Jan
Apr
50
;
Feb
Jan
13%
755
26 »A
.
15%
39-
30c
14,000
26
-
Jan
112%
10
'•
33c
31c
31c
Feb
2.25
Jan
Apr
12%
175
113
113
.50
38c
1.20
120
3.10
Corp
United
50c
Jan
11%
25
15%
45c
31
225
33
33
26%
„——
Oils
Jan
Apr
21c
i
:
United
Apr
Feb
28c
16%
x
United Keno Hill-—
3c
Feb
Feb
28c
'
1
Feb
34c
27
•
'
Feb
2,000
Jan
May
25 '/4C
\
Feb
1.17
Jan
13c
21
25c
Gas
1.75
May
2.52
28c
preferred—i—_i-9
Acceptance
Union
56%
-
18,100
60c
„
Jan
May
75c
7,105
35c
37c
30
1.60
.1 97
*1.60
1 97
*
Mines*-
Gold
Pioneer Gold
Power
—
40c
.
7.55
51
555
52'/2
55c
14
56c
.—1
*
*
—a
5,755
Mar
Apr
Jan
"
46c
10%
1.00 Jan
3,600
75c
85c
3'/2c 3'/2c
36c - 38c
3c
3c
36c
-
1.25
9.90
51
79c
Paymaster Consol
Perron Gold
-
52
•
1
10c
1
Pin Western Oil
lio
9.60
1.20
9.65
Jan
7
Feb
6'Ac
95
-
Pacific
10c
Jan
27c
Petroleums
Union
Feb
6'Ac
Jan
22
Jan
6%
3,500
8c
21
Jan
1.45
6c
700
17,613
2.20
19c
1.98
4,100
7
2.32
6%'
7
2.21
Jan
76
.
7c
6'Ac
7C
I
x
—
Union Mining
/
Apr
1.25
class A
Trend
4.25
124%
40
1.20
1
Feb
64
71
1.22
13 %'
1
Feb
20
125
71
Mar
!
•„
—
Feb
3,990
—
Feb
101
.20
3.00
Jan
"
93
Apr
Apr
1
21c
3'Ac Jan
Jan
Transcontinental Resources
Transvifdon-Televlslon
125
71
50
Steel
14c
4,000
Apr
7'Ac
1
—Ji——
—
16c
4c
1.23
r
5 %c
Jan
9,000
B'
Jan
99'A
*
Class
15c
33Ac
—*
Loan
Ontario
1.95
4,800
39c
Peb
3.75
Jan
525
Peb
6Vzc
Jan
78c
37,075
1.15
68%
8c
J.
Apr
Mar
Mar
2.85
72%
A
1.20
.
4c
8,250
*•-
100 % 100%
common..
Mortgage'
Petroleums
5'Ac
22c
500
1.05
*
88
21
1
Works
Iron
Toronto
3.10
87
1.13
.1
_
Tower
3,500
—
-1
Mines
2,000
5c
3.00
*
.♦
Toronto General Trusts
8% Mar
18c
16 %■
Elevators
Class
Feb
5
200
Fteb
55
Torbrit Silver MinesToronto
_
13c
1,10a
4'Ac
3.10
Jan
Jan
11 '
14.050
-
Feb
Toronto
10%c
Jan
7.80
20,980
*
I
Gold
Feb
Feb
35% Jan
-
9c
Tombill Gold
Jan
Jan
3 %e May
8'Ac
common.
Feb
11%
14'Ac May
32,266
8
33c
Toburn
30%
13,500
13'Ac 13'Ac
4'Ac
-•
(Pearson)
8c
39c
8.75
36 V2 Mar
8%C
River
9'Ac
Jan
8.45
—
Mar
1,405
*
18% May
Jan
1,090
v
Jan
30 Ya
50c
i
...
22c
5'Ac May
14,000
•
Gold
O'Brien
1.45 May
25c
4%c
-16%
100%-
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark -r
Tip Top Tailors
I
Jan
Feb
1,000
Ogama-Rockland
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Taylor
Jan
Feb
i
Taku
57c
,
34%
3'Ac
—
Jan
74c
1
Surf Inlet
Jan
Jan
48c
Apr
8% Mar
•
100
„
Sylvanite Gold
6%c
Apr
42c
5,600
Oils Ltd—
Petroleum ordinary—
preferred
__x
j
5%
6%
-
150
33%-
1
U
Feb
Peb
'30
Jan
7%
'
—
Bupertest
1
-
Jan
5'A
2,600
*
32%- 34%
Buperior
Feb
6.00
*■-
53c
8.75
-GtoKfc^^x—————1
1
!_i
Contact^
Apr
Feb
64c
Jan
4.40
8,821
Jan
-
Feb
14% Apr
104% May
16
Pen
Jan
100
18%
34'A
r
Jan
85
50c
34%
i
Sullivan Cons Mines
Jan
1.40
Jan
<
Jan
12%
26
*
100
<
8
3'Ac
•'
.
Sudbury
Mar
3.00
Jan
32c
11%
*
North Star Oil
85c
70'A
5.40
4c
—
—
300
2,175
30c
14c
1
(1940)
1.10
76'/2
5.20
%.
4c
—
30c
60c
Apr
11%
95
-
25
29
17%
50c
25
^
Sturgeon 4tfver
Feb.
5'Ac Mar
Jan
Jan
6,630
6%
8
'
Mar
8c
1.51 Mar
76
—
Mines
Northland Mines
17c
30c
1.10
- xx
14c
Apr
Apr
3'Ac May
35,235
J
North Inca Gold
8c
5%c
1,150
30c
'
*
common
Steeloy Mining
5%c
1
;
Extension
Mines
Jan
Jan
5'/«jC
46%c
1
'
—
7'Ac
20c
8%c
•
Canada
of
Co
May
Mar
4,500
Jan
780
29
1
Preferred
3c
10c
8'/2c
*
.
Steel
Feb
7,500
6'AC
Jan
36e
-
1,632
355
6%'
18%
11,100
5%c
13c
14%
j__
-
-
—
Jan
52c
Jan
Apr
'
4c
•
7%c
-
14
-
14%
14%
♦
Stanley Brock class A
Starratt Olsen Gold
10c 10'/2 C
3c
20%
102 104%
Standard Radio class
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
34,754
32c
2.53
39c
13%
14
*
common-,
75c
Jan
'
103%
Stedman Bros
10c
6'Ac
—-1'
Mines
Canada
Denison
26 'Ac-
31c
t
1
•
Mining
Paving
Preferred
Jan
19,000
<■
•
Jan
17%
14,500
8'Ac
39c
100
Jan
55c
350
2,166
19
8'Ac
—
Standard
Jan
Apr
1
P
Mines
Oakvllle
Apr
8'Ac
•
Gold
Norpick Gold
Nubar
11c
4,150
1
Noranda Mines
.
Apr'
2,924
12c
"
Nisto Mines Ltd
Normetal
•9c
14c
5
1
Nipissing Mines
Nor-Acme
-10C
Mines
13%
High
Low
.
<
58c
58c
.8%
i__
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
8'Ac
.
Preferred
Jan
9c
-
58c
Standard Chemical common
May
Low
Ix
J.
Brazeau
Btadacona
Feb
Jan
42c
9c
1
Nicholson Mines
6
3.65
1.45
Jan
Jan
26c
13c
.
-
1
Merger
Yellowknife
North
146,775
...
——1
1
1
1
•
—■
i
New Norzone
Northern
1.10
7,432
42c
Jan
2.65
18,150
1.28
9'Ac
1
1
Long Lac Mines
New Norsman
Northern
3.35
Southam Co
South
1.74 May
x.
—
Newnorth Gold
Northern
84,753
Jan
25c
:—
Newlund Mines
Norlartic
3.10
1.18
33c
1.18
41c
Apr
1.19 Feb
1
;
New Jason
Nib
1.74
7c
3c
7,000
*
Malartic
SI a den
Mar
1
New Hugh Malartic
New
.
1
New Goidvue
New
1.70
3 35
4c
11c
7%c Jan
13,000
8C
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High
Low
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
Shares
High
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Last
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for Week
of Price*
Low
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ENDED MAE 4
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Volume 173
Number 5009
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The
.
Commercial; and Financial Chronicle
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OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Mutual Funds—
*,'■ Par,
j.
Bid
Affiliated Fund Inc-
—IV.
Amerex Holding Corp
10
American Business Shares.
1
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4.93
,
-
11.49
Holdings
1
Corp
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Chemical Fund su-ua
Christian* Securities
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6,750
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145
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Composite Bond A Pfd Stic
■
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15.77
1
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--Diversified Funds
-
;
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Inc—
Aviation
•
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11.03
.1
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Diversified
.10.68
1
stock-—
13.94
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Electrical Equipment shares-le
General Industries shares.-lc
Home Furnishings shares:
le
Nan-Ferrous Metals —_-!c
-
-
1, 1951
15,
Rate
4.46
6.21
5.46
Pacific Coast Invest Fund—1
Public Utility
._!
14.43
15.81
Nation-Wide
8.54
9.36
1
15.28
Balanced
Securities—
■
l
8.54
9.36
8.83
-9.63
l
12.17
13.34
Bond
1
10.80
11.84
Low Priced Bond Series
Preferred Stock Series
Income
30.57
National Investors Corp
National Security SexlM—
Inc.
32.68
22.02
23.64
5.20
a—
5.39
—20c
—_^5
17.35
.9732
99.9154
31%
Low
Dated
6.29
7.68
-8.35
Preferred
stock
Common
series—
series
stock
7.11
Due
Bid
lc
6.47
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
19.69
Oas
1
18.98
20.52
__1
68.31
73.45
1
5.79
Industries
Fund
Inc.
General Capital Corp—i.
General Investors Trusts
Group
Aviation
Chemical
shares
7.97,
Ask
1-
2-51
Due
10- 1-51
Bid
1.80%
b2.10
1.80%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
11- 1-50
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1-51
1.90%
1.95%
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b2.00
,
9.16
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1-51
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1.85%
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12-
1-50
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4-51
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1.85%
2.15%
5-
10.12
9.46
10.36
12.62,
13.82
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Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food
shares,
ic
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General
bond
Industrial
shares
5.31
8.09
*
lc
shares
lc
Investing Company shares
lc
Low
lc'
Priced
shares.
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7.83
Railroad
Bond shares
Fund
Inc
Income Foundation Fund
Incorporated Investors
5.10
18.37
Primary Markets in
6.43
19.75
10c
4%
24%
20
25
l
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14.67
1
18.48
1
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3.52-
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27.63
57.39
57;39
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8.65
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66.00
65.31
10.16
: 13.04
Inc
l
25c
II.07
Par
,
New
14.21
13.65
98c
19.31
1
22.66
I
12.18
13,24
6.01
6.57
1
19.44
20.90
1
4.21
4.56
lc
4.24
4.66
5.99
6.57
5.02
5.43
Unit
Inc
Fund
Type
North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955...
2.23
34.84
Series
•
v
r. si
10.60
2.42
2.74
Fifth
1
2.71
&
Avenue
100
35%
37%
41%
43%
t
20
73%
10
5ya
5%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_2o
Trust Co.
Aetna Insurance
—
Aetna Life
Agricultural
i
National
42
107
111
Los Angeles
Security-First National
10
Trust
Bank & Trust
21
Fiduciary Trust
_10
First National Bank
100
Square,
Brook
31%
1,250
N Y*
10
57
100
292
10
19'A
100
1,550
52 Ve
National
20
48
265
53
57
Public Nat I Bank & Trust__17/a
41 /*
10
88
92
Sterling
93
75
Maryland Casualty
1
common
74
20%
22%
48
51
$2.10
$1.05
American Equitable
25
5
25%
27%
5
27%
29 %
5
31%
33%
20%
22%
4
8%
21%
32
(Detroit) —10
53%
56%
National Casualty
National Fire
66
69
National
Fidelity A Casualty_5
American of
Newark
2%
American Re-Insurance
American
—10
Surety
Automobile
—25
—10
——
-k
preferred—
Bankers A Shippers.
Boston
-25
.10
...
Camden Fire
Crum A Forster Inc
.^10
'
-10
..10
60
21
<
22%
116-vrV/.; 120 V
66%
•'36%
~
.
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69
Union
New
Hampshire Fire
York
Fund
Firemen's of Newark
85
Preferred
69%
59%
57
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)
5
21%
-10
29%
—5
56%
22%
Globe A Republic.
Globe A Rutgers Fire
<<
2nd
t
preferred
Hanover Fire
■
Hartford Fire
k.
i
Hartford Steamboiler
Home
10
23
Standard
34%
75%
79%
Cons
29
31
2
7%
8%
10
37%
39%
10
<ai%«
<<
33%.
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67
34%
36%
10
46
a
595
•hare
48
50
price,
92%
96%
10
67
70
2
21
22%
35%
U S Guarantee
37%
Westchester Fire
Power
Michigan
36%
580
•
Edison
of
Lgt
345
40%
38%
United
States
Nat'l
12%
53
55
20
57
59
Bank
52
Louis
Amer
2]^3/
45%
S!3/4
43 /*
.9„3/
ok?
251
Exchange
Nat'l
35
37
Boatmen's National Bank
20
41
44
First National Bank
17
52%
55
Bank__20
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
24
170
210
%
26
Mercantile-Commerce B & T_ 100
175
Mercantile-Commerce Nat'1—100
Mississippi Valley Trust
25
14%
16
54%
57%
Mutual Bank
59
Louis
& Trust
Union
25
United
Bank
Trust
20
61%./
57%
20
60
Trust
100
135
N T A
8 A—6.25
&
92%
254
San
Francisco
Bank of Amer
27%
,
28%;
1980
27/8s_198J
97%
Ask
98%
Bonds—(Cont.)
99
99%
94%
95%
94
94%
Ask
2%8—1981
96
97
1990
96%
97%
2%s__1985
,,95%
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s__1980
97%
Potomac
Elec
Southern Calif
Tenn
Gas
Power
Edison
Transmis
27/«s_1976
3%s—1971
96
97%
96
96%
96%
97%
Bank
k—
102%
Alabama Pow Co 4.60%
pfd_100
102
104
104%
Florida Pow Corp 4.60%
pfd_100
102
103%
k—
for
Tenn
Gas
4.64%
—
Gas
Ask
101%
104V*
and
3s
Bid
Stocks—
1981
1981
1976
J
3%S——
Cons
Bid
Power
Co 2%s
England
N J Bell Tel
Y—
N
Reconstruction
100
-
—
&
Development
Fidelity A Guaranty Oo__2
33%
First National Bank
"
Fire
35%
325
3s
1975
98
;
98%
Texas
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
100
98
96
Transmission—
102%
103%
48
34%
Pow
International
U S
—5
20
54 Va
New
1981
U 8
—10
89
Bid
3s
71
Id
inrrnin.
200
*247
—1980
—
Consumers Power 3%s
Duke
Travelers
—
241
100
Borden Co 2%s
34%
133
■
43%
33%
Commonwealth Edison 27/sS_2001
36%
32%" .5.
74%
Illinois
2'%$
)
12%
Accident
i7
Tower Grove Bank A Trust
100
Bonds—
Carolina
'
10
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire A Marine
14%
21
98
►129
17%
liquidated.
Seaboard Surety
13%
.10
being
59
,15
—10
62
15%
Accident Insurance
Company
20%
1,590
Atlantic City Electric—
31%
1
_5
1
American
59%
a——
St Paul Fire & Marine
,j».
General Reinsurance Corp.
Glens Falls
:
8»/4
157
Providence-Washington
54
'
-5
w,
49%
25, 150
Phoenix
72%
Recent Security Issues
27%
IV*
—5
66
10
Continental
20 ya
47%
;_10
56%
of Frisco
18%
26%
rq
-3.33 y3
81
Fire Assn of Phila
Great
5
45
25
-42
Portland
8t
42
Indemnity Co
Casualty Ca
29%
,
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
35%
Pacific Fire
39%
•
33%
Peerless
10
37
39
iq
•
42
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
—100
First National Bank
2.50
-
Northern
36;
vv
35
33%
60
2
Fire
North River
32%
58
10
33%
Federal
Fireman's
Casualty.:
Northeastern
38%
9%
5
Fire
Amsterdam
Pacific
Employees Group Assoc.
Employers Reinsurance
i.
United States Trust—
35
10
New
:
..
58
—5
Connecticut General Life.
Continental Casualty
'
106
10
National Bank & Trust
New
.
—_——25
£
22%
30
Assur
Prior
Convertible preferred__5
__20
I
National
26%
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs
American
•
City Bank
M
29%
of Detroit
& Trust
gt>
_20
100
20
46
32
Pittsburgh
Bank
Lincoln
71
38%
,
301
27%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
27%
Bank
Mellon Nat'l Bank Sc Trust__100
60
70%
43%
395
37
Peoples First National Bank
55
National
33%
1,310
Bank—
53
4
30
28%
375
23
68>/2
10
*
Detroit
64%
10
American Automobile
Rational City of Commerce—10
Bank ™
_ 16
Union Bank
40
Insur Co of North America
25
American Alliance
^
62%
93%
Life
TnJ
16
N Y)
90%
National
on-
1^
10
(White Plains,
10
10
Ask
?
County Trust Co.
Ask
72
»?oHnn«i
r.nt«i
•
Bid
p*'
-
.
76
Commercial National Bank &
Continental Bank & Trust
Meadow
::.'4
650
'
10
10
Casualty A Surety
Atfc
305
630
.
Chemical Bank & Trust
Par
Aetna
Bid
290
100
95 V*
of Freeport N Y__„
Morgan (J P) & Co inc
Bid
Par
100
350
46V*
Manufacturers Trust Co
hT
335
44 V*
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
Insurance Companies
•
Northern Trust Co
92 V*
Guaranty Trust
-
Chicago—(Cent)—
Harris Trust & Savings
'
Industrial Bank of Commerce-lO
i
29V2
10
5.07
1
1
Co„10
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
„_15
Franklin
"
iM-'W'i-li.rt
Manhattan
Bankers Trust
Federation
9.30
27%
Companies
Ask
,
the
Franklin National
1956
t
of
Empire
Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E—
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
1
Bid
York
Bank of New York
14.76
88c
,1
,1
Teletype: JV. Y. 1-1822
Bank & Trust
65.97
<
Bank
Investment Co
cs v
8.92
63.50
21.70
Whitehall
^ viV
27.20
—1
Fund
-
New York 5, N. Y.
14.96
25.64
20 Brokd Street
27.63
1
B
■
.
25
series
y** i
Kugel, Stone 8c Co.
19.87
*
(net asset val)
Fund
City Bank Stocks
26%
5
New York
5
19.89
Wisconsin
32.23
5.32
5.88
4.66
1
5.79
5
1951
12,
6.50
4.87
6.61
7.83
2.06
21,
10.24
13.11
8.76
10c
bl.56
1951
4.42
5.95
6.05
1
—
shares
4.04
12.85
7.14
5.27
5.62
1
7.99
.
1.45%'
5.14
1951
1.35%
l
lc
Tobacco shares
Plan
3.03
1.45%
bl.56
bl.56
Inc
Science
1.45%
bl.56
June
.1
Industry Shares
lc
lc
stock shares.
shares
Utility
United
1.45%
bl.56
8.35
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
,
bl.56
7.64
Value Line Fund Inc
7.64
1.45%
1951—
July 19, 1951
July 26, 1951—
August 2, 1951.
1.30%
9.37
Union Preferred Stock Fund
United Income Fund Shares
13.24
1.38%-
bl:56
bl.56
1
l*L
.
bl.56
5,
June 14, 1951—
-1
:
Fund
Ask
28, 1951—
July
July
1
Clark
Bid
June
7.78
7,
Farnham
Fund
lc
Equipment shares
Railroad
Steel
Howe
lc
6.97
2.75
lc
&
Ask
1!0 %
1.20%
7.12
Inc
Inc
Trusteed
10.30
9.40
12.09
___
shares
2.15%
bl.56
1.25%
5
Stevens <fc
Union Bond
8.68
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
—lcrPetroleum
Texas
12.45
2.00%
b2.30
bl.50
1.30%
Fund
Inc *:
Fund
9.96
,11.37
Rid
May 10, )951_
May 17, 1951
May 24? 1951
Television-Electronics
10.05
2.00%
b2.20
1-
United States Treasury Bills
bl.56
Investors Fund
Roe
Fund
9.47
9.56
Machinery shares Ic
Institutional bond
8.64
39.74
1
Trading
(Geo)
Technical
8.89
■
9.17
•-
Stein
5.83
b2!5
2-52
.2-. 1-52
1-51
bl.56
Sovereign Investors..
I
.State Street Investment Corp.*
..
1-51
12- 3-51
2-51
1.75%
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
.10.04
9.24
3-1-51
2.00%
June
Fund, Inc (net asset value).*
Selected Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston_1
8.74
lc.,
a
Dated
1.75%
b2.00
7.86
l
Fund
Com Stk Fund
9.42
lc
shares—
Building shares ;
8.60
.
&
Street
Putnam
6.26
»
Rate
b2.eo
13.57
preferred
j Republic
Scudder.
Securities—
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Automobile shares
lc
RR
7.09
21.58
.
Ask
1-51
2-51
7.19
Resources Fund Inc„lc
$1.50
Pine
98.7
98.29
7-
May 31, 1951-.
Pacific Amer Investors com
7.79
,
98!2
98.26
6-
12.55
Series
Petroleum
lc
98.9
98.4
1-50
!
'
New England Fund
5.66
are
2-50
1
/-■■■
Priced Com 8tock Series.!
Natural
33
1
*
.9320
-
In 32nds
.9473
1
'
Industrial Stock Series..
Selected Group Series
2.81
Ask
99.8930
l%s March 15, 195A.
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955—1—.
.9381
1
series
Speculative Series
Stock Series.
18.76
2.56,
Bid
l%s Nov. 1, 1951.
Values shown below
9-
-
Fund'——.
—1
Fund
^
Investors Trust—
^
Jt uua-
97
10-
16.41
kMiauceu
Maturity-
.9565
17.83
2.05'
100.4
96.16
Treasury Notes—(Confc)
.9719
99.9028
—
1951
19.21
16.14
1.87
-
8.79
_1
-25c
99.24
99
6.01
8.02
Mutual Invest Fund Inc.
Sharea
;
99.4
►
98.20*
1.70%
6.20*
29.64
*
1953-1951
1.65%
4.92
5.63
5.64
;
27.05
—
117%
T
98.28
1.40%
4.15
4.49
l
Fianklln Custodian Funds Inc—
,
99.9611
99.9597
99.9375
1951 "D".
1951
16.89
First Mutual Trust Fund
Founders Mutual Fund
..
3.76
4.07
17.77
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1'
First Boston Corp__
10
v
1951 "C".
4.92
15.54
,
1,
116
-
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
4.81
4.46
36.76
—
Fidelity Fund Inc
„
.9732
1
1951 "B"—
1%S Oct.
4.63
4.36
„
: 14.21
—
l%s Jan.
Ask
99
54.67
4.20
lo
12.97
—
Stock Fund
r
54.67
Bid
98.16
2%S Feb. 1, 1955-1953
1%S Oct. 1, 1957-1955.
Ask
99.9611
:
1%S Oct.
l
Equity
---
37.69
—
Eaton A Howard■>i
6.96
»11.08
37.69
»
point
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
iy»s May 1, 1952-1950
99.31
Bid
.
1%S July 1,
l%s July!,
1%S July 1,
iy*s Aug. 1,
8.07
6^5
10.14
;>
Mass
..
•
7.39
v
a
Issuet
Dollar Price
Maturity—
:
shares
99.28
—
Treasury Notes—
19.20
Ctfs of beneficial- interest—1;
Mass Investors ,2nd Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund of Bostmi Inc— 1
Dividend
';r
•
17.60
13.85
Tobacco
.
19.35
15.28
Steel
<
.17.73
,14.88
Railroad
f-
Value)
'Railroad Equipment—
i
.
37.10
13.58
>
.
■
.
15.17
?
34.01
12.64
Metals
-
13.11
,
13.84
99.31
100!
19.38
36.90
Paper shares
——lc
Petroleum shares—
lc
./.Steel shares™
lo
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
lOo:
15.04
4
t.
101!
99.30
32nds of
more
Other
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
■
12.68
17.77
28.33
,
1
i
<
Oils
'
5.91
,
.Ul.96
1,
Machinery
Merchandising
(.
11.33,
.
13.72
Industry
Insurance
•
20.35
5.39
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock—1
Electrical equipment—
1
.
Asset
!%s Nov. 15, 1951_
20.94
,
11.62
1
Business Equipment shares-le
/
.
,
12.09
>
,
19.19
—l,
E-l -(Income pfd Stocks)
K-2 (Appreciation pfd
Automobile
,12.14
12.47
Corporate, bond
>
(Speculative Bonds)
Grade
Managed Funds—,
9.88
1
,11.08
.1
supply.
Chemical
„
■.
B-4
x.
or
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb 1, 1953.
Panama Canal 3s
1961
161!
99.28
1
one
Ask
99.81
99.31
15, 1951
27.41
(Medium
15.02
9.11
1
—-
Bank stock™.,.
r
Bonds) 1
(Low Priced Bonds)
_1
Bid
1951—
28.08
25.13
(Investment Bonds)
Loomls Sayles Second Puntd—
(Net Asset Value)
:
10
*
Automobile
-h
26.85
B-l
18.98
<
Vl3.7L
^Agriculture
5:
.
1
Aug
2s Oct
19.03
(Net
.
.
-
-
1951
:
11.22
Lexington Trust Fund
i25«
Loomls Sayles Mutual Fund—
17.14
29-/4
.,27%:,..'
15,
13.13
18.62
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Stks)_l
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8-3 (Appreciation cam
Stks) 1
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<.
1
24.36
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,
;
.42.07;
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26.66
,
22.53
,
-
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-
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18.33
10.27
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9.54
•
38.91
inn
•
•
25.17
9.53
1951
B-3
22.48
.
23.28
15,
12.68
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B-2
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com
Commonwealth Investment.
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20.91
1.80s June
I.25
16.73
Investment
1
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.,
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.
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1.13
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7%
.
Net asset value—
;
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Broad Street Invest Corp——_^5
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t—
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1
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.
l%s May 15,
77C
*
; 2%, -,-,2%
.
14.57
Figures after decimal petal represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Stock and Bond Ghroup—lc
Co of America
,1
Trust of Boston—1
19.95
6%
•,
Obligations of Government Agencies
Aak
13.30
Group shares
_lc
Group shares
—lc
Insurance Group shares
lc
Bank
12.75
-.
,
—_
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May 4
Bid
Aviation
American Mutual Fund
Inc..*—1, ; .11.73
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc__
>!
10,63
Axe-Hough ton Fund B
5
18.35
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Corp.
1,
Blair
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Friday,
Institutional Shares Ltd—
~4.40
4.07
—
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5.34
.
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:
—„
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for
.-4
Odd lot sale
4%% preferred
100
(not included In year's range).
bBid yield price, c Ex-dividend $2
of stock,
d Deferred delivery sales (not Included In year's range),
e Ex-Interest.
kAdmitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange, n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
and^ 1/2*
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roaan
tEx-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
privileges.
wdWhen delivery.
wtWhen issued,
x Ex-dividend,
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tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
tales
.
(not included in year's range),
'
f
The Commercial and Financial
•v,
with a year ago.
from the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 5, clearings
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
will be 16.5% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
totals stands at $17,463,800,966 against $14,990,769,796 for the same week in 1950. At
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of 15.5%
Our comparative
clearings this week
Bank
will show an increase compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
V,
Federal
Third
,
.
.
Monday, May 7, 195|
BY
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
$7,772,034,034
965,096.893
1,090,000.000
756,599.183
1,010,000,000
595,517.831
.
331,815,125
—
305,900.000
485,220,653
257,439,032
233,600,000
465,892,000
331,054,000
366,493,578
405,071,553
*265,000,000
303,317,528
298,711,953
Philadelphia
Boston—
Kansas
City
St. Louis
Ban Francisco
.
Pittsburgh
-
-
Cleveland
-
-
Baltimore—
-
Ten cities five days
220,971,886
13.768,192,272 $11,718,943,869
—
2,636,314,825
3.002,025,245
Other cities, five days
issue
14,355,263,694
635,506,102
furnish
we
14,990,769,796
12
York
943,652,925
895,245,585?
Reserve District—Cleveland—
9.7
6.332,870
8,283,62ft
201,611,687
175,375,734
+ 15.C
+ 32.5
149.666,677
296.792,784
163,650,295
300,796,175
35,265 900
33,582,900
+
5.0
32,135,000
28,563,40ft
5,395,725
4,952.335
+
9.0
4,042,099
6,443,975
+ 16.4
6,353,537
5,401,432
21.1
296,354,551
232,211,637
+22.9
791,677,518
792,220,995
7,283,662
2
-
7,503,794
359,522,471
1,015,195,3GO
cities)
(7
Total
8.8
22.0
10,854,000
9,830,000
+ 11.3
121,285,491
109,221,611
3,552,345
206,951.702
+
8,6
2,605,249
3,298,777
+ 24.1
195,997,166
198,339,093
84,799,649
77/90,483
+
S.4
61,822.251
62.413,035
502,274,044
427,717,621
+17.4
394,961,370
385,670,053
3 857,672
(6 cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
—
72,563,473
+ 13.5
60,747,032
68,556,884.
+ 19.3
205,100,000
231,100.000
+ 10.8
2,762,438
Florida-+-JacksonvilIe
64,090,991
+ 24.1
Alabama—Birmingham
102,626,505
89,932,651
77,081,383
61,408,880
6,717,784
5,772,285
329,757
317.621
147,214,770
122,570,672
740,945,624
623,211,191
Macon
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg—Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
cities 1
(10
Federal
Seventh
:
Indianapolis..,
South
+
15.5
851,760,221
904,404,523
473,724,381
+ 14.5
442,226,892
add
339,441,712
+ 23.2
272,798,9G6
334,730,758
528,350,082
474.638,251
+ 11.3
428,953,537
464,517,686
402,662,168
week ended April
330,151,237
+ 22.0
•287,235,453
276,325,756
938,953,320
761,251,341
+ 29.9
730,770,651
729,127,342
16,420,854,716
+ 16.7
14,070,914,641
8:326,367,725
7,038,093,983
detailed statement
our
13,189,996,476
13,861,211,819
13.3
6,476,785,702
6,612,974,692
+
showing the figures for each city for the
28 for four years:
...
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee.
'*
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
$
$
Clearings at—
$
$
Dec. %
1
1,404,355
1,355,442
9.6
+
7,9-67,106
+
2,381,197
17.8
51,924,409
+ 21.1
3,491; 307
.+
2.7
•+
20.6
•-25,459,824
11,848,513
3.4
1,131,569
+ 18.8
661,720.739
16,220,085
1,152,749
852,878,533
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomihgton
——
Chicago
+ 15.4
9,750,314
5,885,323
8,263,220
9,919,242
5.2
4,943.704
+ 56.1
4,017,461
5,407,729
—22.3
49,235,000
47,234,000
14.1
6,054,814
+ 15,0
2,636,014
—
63,584,314
+
6,264,061
6,037,563
i
52,103,303
3,303,451
"
3,693,677
30,249,051
13,449,03;1,193,841
—
718,073,054
29,423,9*2
.
12,271,683.
1,109.112
710,013,639:
2,792,304
2.5o5,967
+ 10.2
9,4il,134
10,354,421
+ 16.7
4,320,981
4,527,331
14.3
+
2,£35,9bC
-
3,242,669
11,179,259
10,144,720
6,107,775
5,233,824
3,005,060
3,351,488
—10.3
2,684,681
3,203,101
1,087,270,506
941.357,760
+ 15.5
851,760,221
604,404,528
Decatur
.
Eighth Federal Reserve District-—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
307,000,000
260,200.000
+ 18 0
252,500,000
261,700,008*
Kentucky—Louisville.
138,994,638
.123,360,026 V
■i
12,7
109,620,959
94,387,922
2,158,721
6.9
78,559,404
+ 13.8
1,536,529-
105,836,753
75,148,337
1,759,01®
542,541,281
Tennessee—Memphis
88,266,967
1,897.388
473,724,381
+14.5
442.226,852
444,474,15®
—,
4,375,640
589,430,886
—
,
4.0
3,933,525
4,127,717
20.6
461,354,960
475,002,945
+ 10.9
1,773,829
+
+
1,844,883
1,013,348
+
1,902,367
Bedford
+ 28.8
5,658,916
5,764,031
24.6
180,976,557
64,987,720
238,542,234
72,252,537
34.2
5,526,804
4,634,521
33.9
3,168,080
+ 22.2
3,360.846
3,159,266
8,972,412
+17.8
9,119,983
7,052,464t
339,441,712
+23.2
272,798,906
334,730,753
6,603,843
5,125.456
283,231,894
104,242,349
6,584,211
227,264,051
4,905,030
+
South Dakota—Aberdeen
3.439,649
2,569,103
+
Montana—Billings
3,458,907
2,829,753
10,566,120
416,126,964
Minneapolis—
Paul
St.
——
North Dakota—Fargo
Helena
Total (7 cities-)—;
Tenth Federal
-
Reserve
" 518,904
7,663,342
' 787,594
-
*
-
+
+18.8
+
131,705,308
9,304,695
7,055,037
11,704,170
+
336,608,509
11,962,858
3,139,189
City.—
Joseph
1.570,969
930,9^6
+ 21.1
■
972,169
Pueblo
482,040
552,546
7,456,475
6,547,386
119,156,826
6,076,473
112,138,713
5,724.760
13,197,176
6.3
+ 31.9
34.6'
9,990,883
1,977,218
311,513,03ft
10,640,749
1,838,324.
1,623,960
423,953,557
464,517,686
301,041,280
+ 11.8
272,176,861
9,679,017
+ 23.6
8,846,279
2.110,711
+ 48.7
2,131,067
2,768,197
2,483,443
+ 11.2
474,638,251
+ 11.3
f
(10 cities)
686,034
619,430
3.0
528,350,082
I
Total
3,165,625
2.5
—
+
15,751.679
Missouri—Kansas
20.1
—
140,039,827
Omaha
St.
655,899
535,044
7,468,630
«...
,
Lincoln
87,775.307
District—Kansas City—
Colorado—Colorado Springs.—
1,640,158
2.3
1,037,178
Lowell
District—Minneapolis—
1,554,873
—
488,826.094
2,045,265
,
1,550,576
1,904,172
+ 10.3
1,522,827
4,198,970
Portland
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Wichita
1,679,483
Maine—Bangor
(4 cities)...
Total
Kansas—Topeka
Reserve District—Boston—
Fall River
1,137,046
56,531,000
4,473:526
31,071,714
-
Des Moines,-—
Hastings
1948
1949
Inc. or
1950
1951
Massachusetts—Boston
597,062,231
*
Nebraska—Fremont..
Week Ended April 28
First Federal
570,068,963
.
305,415
444,474,150
418,126,964
City
+18.9
5,896,808
—
Terre Haute
Illinois—Quincy—
941,357,760
<1
now
895,245,585
542,541,281
112 cities
111,733,753
2,751,709
74,903.476
—_—
Bend—
6,327,055
,+ 20.1
366,346
119.610,638
9.037,337
;
Indiana—Fort Wayne.
,
5,481,066
3.8
+
1,245,999
11,251,859
5,579,875
9,203,881
43,915,000
Rapids..
Lansing
33,134,090
+ 16.4
District—Chicago—
Reserve
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
14.1.
+
74,036,339
597,062,231
<1
York
943,652,925
383,670,053
6
New
+ 10.1
570,068,963
10
Total
1,014,562,655
+ 18.9
<«
San Francisco
7,477,875,350
6.23,211,191
7
11th Dallas
3,831,151
3,393,978
3,751,642
3.831,979
2,959,941
+ 41.4
3,278,907
104,367,531
_L
Augusta
792,220,995
10
City
559.556,635
6,937,196,685
+
791,677,518
<1
Kansas
538,693,335
+ 15.2
394,961,370
<<
>
18.9
7,279,417,454
+ 22.9
4
9th Minneapolis
5
1,087,276,506
it
14,493,403
13.669,483
15.571,578
225,600,000
-
1948
$
740,945,624
17
Louis
+ 25.3
19,509,744
82,383,080
269,100,000
5,417,546
-—
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta..—.:
1
1949
+ 17.4
<<
We
+
+
Springfield
826,003,294
„10
7th Chicago
2,506.532
2,307,213
2,478.900
11,381.000
256,872,621
Maryland—Baltimore™.
District of Columbia—Washington..,
Dec, %
$
826,003,294
4,551,333
125,863.191
South Carolina—Charleston.
Inc. or
579,437,744
.
+
296,782,849
299,556,773
2,697,765
13.962,000
;
Richmond
Reserve District
—
140.064,337
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
11.3%
8,069,326
Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Fifth
427,717,621
6
Atlanta
New
8,431,915-
+10.1
1,014,562,655
West
502,274,044
7
.t
u
Outside
7,590,850
—
5,403,441
398,612 121
Total
1,015,195,360
«
12th
7,823,853
8,649,674
10.017,204
+
13,261,619
9,400,248
1,117,489,635
(11 cities)
CLEARINGS
1950
1,117,489,635
11
6th Richmond
10th
BANK
8,388,266,203
12
4th Cleveland
OF
€88,779,529
cities
<1
St.
—20.2
6.2
5.957,046
10.583.591
.
Youngstown
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
Districts
Reserve
Boston
3rd Philadelphia
8th
5,019,440
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+16.5
1951
«
6th
3.951,145
Mansfield
the totals record an increase of
a summary
SUMMARY
2nd New
2,3c*4.383
+27.6
3,499,429
4,669,057
Peoria
Week Ended April 28
Federal
2,126,261
'
>
Total (17 cities)
1st
2.2
Rockford
following
2,710,673
5,014,360
-I-
New Jersey—Trenton
Columbus
of 29.9%.
In the
2,952,392
2.526.841
I
Delaware—Wilmington
+16.8
+ 9.1
District of 22.0% and in the San Francisco
the Dallas Reserve
in
857,000,000
4.2
+14.2
+
Wilkes-Barre
week covered by the
Ip the Kansas City Reserve District
3,632,842
.
Cincinnati
We cannot furnish them today,
of next week.
3,143,224
906,000,000
5,383.232
929.408
Cleveland
foregoing will appear
inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below
we are able to give final and
complete results of the previous week^-- the week
ended April 28. For that week there was an increase of 16.7%, the aggregate of
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $16,420,854,716. against $14,070,914,641 in the same week in 1950. Outside of this city there was a gain of 18.3%, the
bank clearings at this center having recorded a gain of 15.1%. We group the cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
it appears that in the New York District (including this city) the totals show an
improvement of 15.2%, in the Boston Reserve District of 18.9% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 10.1%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
larger by 22.9%, in the; Richmond Reserve District by 17.4% and in the Atlanta
Reserve District by 18.9%. The Chicago Reserve District enjoys a gain of 15.5%,
the. St. Louis Reserve District of 14.5% and the Minneapolis Regerve District/of
Complete and' exact details* for the
1,157,023
0.8
+10.6
2,973,962
Scranton—i
+ 17.5
+ 13.9
17,463,800,960
Total all Cities for week
834.027
1.027,304
969,000,000
..
L
Philadelphia
+40.7
+20.8
+35.6
+19.9
693,583,449
—
——
829,985
2,134.717
+27.1
1,182,140
____
Reading
Ohio—Canton
+ 7.9
16,770,217,517
Total all cities, five days—
All cities, one day
1,920.685
+26.1
+35.4
1,119,763
1.600,700
1.181,074
3.526,930
6,147,816
2,581,238
Lancaster——
Fourth Federal
+27.6
+ 7.9
+22.7
+28.9
-
♦
1,072,000,000
3,098,997
——_
^
+ 15.5
—
Chicago
1948
$
1,411,995
Bethlehem
%
1950
$8,977,405,292
New York
1949
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Chester
York
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
1950
TELEGRAPH
1951
Week Ended April 28—
23.2%.
Wezk Ended April 28
V
Pennsylvania—Altoona—
Total
our
'■*-
• ••
for the week follows:
summary
In
'
'■
S
based upon telegraphic advices
us
i
1951
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
.
Chronicle
(1926)
*2
,
1,781,332
'
Springfield
10,268,505
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
Rhode
New
Second
3.2
S, 384; 257
18.3
21,845,800
23,899,000
1,037,153
1,450,934
559,556,635
579,437,744
+ 18.9
538,693,335
101,413,172
Hew Jersey—Montclair
JNew Jersey
18,857,401
+ 15.5
16f905,409
17,867,501
14,470-,302
+ 18.9
12,250,898
13,770,953
14,129,068
+ 27.9
12,441,037
+
3.3
4,932,300
3,894,921
+ 10.4
8,248,039
8,100,614
330,151,237
+22.0
287,235,453
276,325,756
Wa shington—Seattle
+ 43.2
109,984,156
3,517,266
113,317,366
161,568,194
Oregon—Portland
.
112,859,023
3,164,631
151,299,120
63,790,269
-
Yakima.
2,989,682
+
5.9
3,098,965
2,997,480
139,672,223
+
8.3
137,749,163
145,963,893
+ 22.9
53,365,267
48,929,746
8,063,165
7,501,584
380,798,991
10,817,130
3,427,979
16,849,975
11,777,630
551,012,290
51,886,478
+
^.13,930,086
10,461,483
21.0
.
32.555,39p
,
12,4 36,4oo
V*
1,530.484
52,480,009
Total (12 cities)
+ 15.9
8,308,149
District—San Francisco-
California—Long Beach-,
Pasadena..
2,254,863
7,248,237,127
5.361,000
5,722,569
402,662,168
...
Utah—Salt Lake City—
1,705,321
■25,832,793
5,131,755
9,174,670
Cities)
1,516,878
6,713,210,774
2,825,183
„.
•
(6
2,423,061
18,069,811
.
Total
41.4
+ •4.5
227,876.000
20.708,446
5,913,638
86,464,327
+ 15.1
244.435,675
22.1
—
6,212,000
78,653,494
2,703,524
5,817,3201
23.6
+
:
77,288,162
1,643,868
4,966,022
+
26.866,979
Falls
+ 17.3
17,205,012
—
Galveston
Wichita
2,595,042
+
6.8
275,921,348
Louisiana—Shrevepoit
Twelfth Federal Reserve
.2,598,844
7,971.192
341,126,629
32,806,195
:
10,288,752
.
21,788.784
Connecticut-—Stamford
7,429,036
Worth.-.:—
2,686,555
7,032,820,653
"
.
Fort
10,303,555
2,324,772
_
District—Dallas—
Dallas
7.9
+
8,094,486,991
a—
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Texas—Austin..
+ 32.0
12,661,929
3,953,847.
1
Rochester
r
+
+
13,663,842
York
Northern
12,126,255
24,783,800
10,051,747
Reserve District—New York—
.Jamestown
Newark
26,246,881
1,206,719
Elmlra
.
22,807,709
688,779,529
cities)
Federal
Syracuse
0.3
1,328.551
Buffalo
New
5,569,427
+ 10.1
Hew York—Albany
Binghamton
7,349,029
4,696,314
29,310,300
___
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
27,472,310
7,334,492
25.4
+
—
12,518,888
Island—Providence
Total
6,102,684
27,403,787
_
+19.5
8,592,215
7,655.349
Worcester
60,054,780
8,388,266,203
40,071,672
£1,069,179
7,279,417,454
"
—
719,541
650,435
40,508,899
41,934,564
17.6'-
46,822,519
I 47^576^500
+15.2
6,937,196,685
+ 3:1.0
+
;
,
'
■
7,477,875,550
San Francisco
San
Jose.
Santa
,
Barbara
Stockton—,
Total
988,953,320
(10 cities).!.
16,420,854.716
ciilesj «
York—I———
Grand Total (112
Outside New
•Estimated.
tNot available.
J3,028,407
6,330,452
10,132,412
8,326,367,725
a
Now included in
+ 12.6
Newark, if. J.
9,613,707
3,560,090
7,963,323
+ 40.7
:+
23.0
+29.9
761,251,341',
14,070,914,641
7,038,093.983
384.367,091
"+17.7
4,499,278
8,238,747
3,513,494
+ 3D.8
405,648,756
11,065,585
.
730,770,651"
+ 16.7
13,189,996,476
18.3
6,476,785,702
+
*
7,310,005
729,127,342
13,861,211,810
6,612,974,693
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
43
(1927)
Foreign Exchange Rales
Slalemenl of Condition of the 12 Federal
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different countries of the world. We
Reserve Banks Combined
give below
record for the week just passed:
a
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
thousands
(In
FEDERAL
BY
BANK
RESERVE
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
dollars)
of
Inc. (+)
1930
dec. ( —)
'
APRIL
1951
27,
MAY
TO
3,
INCLUSIVE
1951,
1951
Noon
Country
and
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Value
Monetary Unit
United
in
States
Gold
Money
certificates
19,893,402
—
fund
Redemption
Apr. 30
Apr. 28
Apr. 27
peso—
$
May 1
$
May 2
$
$
May 3
$
for
F.
$
Other
goM otf.
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
Discounts
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
Industrial
.0712666*
.0712666*
.0712666*
.0712666*
2.231573
2.231573
Closed
2.231573
advances
8,584
+
+
114,669
+
+
135
+
+
165
—
93
—
195,400
14,916,133
—
143,336
2,120
165
securities:
S.
Govt,
.0198250
.0198250
.0198312
Bills
.0194406
.0194500
.0194187
.0193562
.0192625
Certificates
Brazil, cruzeiro
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
Notes
Canada, dollar
.937968
.936289
.938437
.943281
.946601
Bonds
.208500
.208500
.208500
.208500
Czechoslovakia, koruna
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
Denmark, krone
.144938*
3,090,677
5,761,250
13,384,633
.208500
.0198250
.0198303
Bank Notes,
Ceylon, rupee
.144938*
.144938*
.444938*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
.238379*
India, Dominion of, rupee,.
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
.208700
Zealand,
Closed
.262333
.0348000
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269*
.193269*
.231300
.231300
peso,,
2.-783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.800703
2.800703
2.800507
2.800234
Closed
2.800703
•
.658327*t
;658327*t
-.658327»t
assets
+
6,388
7,686
+
45,718
47,537,567
—
81,052
+
3,641,841
—
+
111,557
+
255,703
—
233,922
+
2,956,030
23,125,817
—
-
18,941,637
+
28,120
Foreign
.561797"t
.561797*1
.561797*t
909,352
+
17,610
317,147
—
.425531* t
.425531*1
.425531
S.
706,523
acct._
Treasurer—gen.
...
28,403
+
86,963
—
+
26,133
+
2,999.
2,923,603
.561797 * t
1425531"t
t
...
Total
Other
Condition Statement of Member Banks
—...rJion Galls ami Sinking Fund'
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
Notices
in ninety-four lead¬
banks of the Federal Reserve system
♦■ Below
will -be found a list of corporate bonds, notes,
^preferred; #nd ^common stocks called for redemption,
including:, those - called under sinking .fund provisions.
indicates ^hevxedemption or last date for makinKi'tenders,
'the^page number gives the location in
the currentvohwne ^exeept where indicated) in which the
•-
'
iiHhe "Chronicle."
were -given
44
+
Other
U.
20,874,659
2,623,210
deposits
ing cities shows the following principal changes for the
week ended April 25. Decreases of $384,000,000 in reserve:
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $358,000,000 in
United States Government deposits,and $506,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and in-;
creases of $344,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted and
$105,000,000 in borrowings.
.
liabilities
—
—
228,749..
510,022
_
(Section 7j"_—-i—
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts..—.._
Surplus
gold' certificate
of
i.
.—
34,882
13,540
21,849
—
46,197
*—
81,052
"
107
.
3,604,875
+
27
.+
47,537,567
re-
425,677
+
1,780
27,543
134,928
Total liabilities & cap. accts."
f,577
3,641,841
+
•
tp deposit and F. R.
serves;
liabilities
note
191,191
46,532
+
—
46,636,325
____
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Ratio
—
12,639
liab., incl. accrued clivs.
Total
details
+
4
-—
Member bank—reserve acets.
.658327«t
merchandise
type of
upon
807,605
40,915
Deferred availability cash items
:f-3Naniinal.'~tAppllcAtien-depends
+
+
175,760
Deposits:
.423531*t
:
23,195
91,011
3,362,361
Federal Reserve notes
-
.561797*t
—
items.
assets
Total
.231300
.658327 * t
peso
+
+
Liabilities—
.193269*
.231300
2.783750
Africa,-pound:
5,150,086
9,556
.328500
.193269*
.231500
pesou
+
109,689
33
125,906
.496433*
.0348500
.323500
\
-United Kingdom, -pound sterling-
Uruguay,
.140154*
.496433*
.193269*
Settlements, dollar
Unionr of South
.140154*
.0348000
.0347800 "
cash
5,004,465
—
22,984,408
banks—
other
471,759
+
224,400
—
securities—
and
of
i
.496433*
•
-.496433*
+
—
22,715,690
premises
Other
.140154*
.140154*
.0347850
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Bank
9", 000
+
securities.
foreign banks
notes
2.772586
--.493433*
-peso._^„.
from
R.
S.
Uncollected
.262333
2.772896
Govt
loans
F.
.115606
.262350
2.772396
.140154*
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.115606
.115606
.262400
2.772896
.262400
2.772896
pound
Norway, krone
Btraits
.115606
.115606
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
U.
Due
2
6,570,259
—
Total
.144938*
.00285625
Germany, deutsche mark
—
—
Total
France (Metropolitan), franc
5
2,516,847
125,694
—
—
purchased
U.
99,182
+
51,964
1,229,298
Acceptances
2.231324
536
+
—
,
263,897
loans
.0710000*
2,616,023
—
4,656
and
.133333s
2.231573
1950
52,500
331,954
.200000*
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
-
622,828
20,516,230
reserves
cash
Basic
,
—
R.
_
Total
Preferential
Free
May 3.
Assets-
in New York
notes
Argentina
or
since
Apr. 25,
1951
May 2,
46.6%
combined—
Contingent liability on acceptances purchased for foreign
i
correspondents
—
0.1%
'
«
9.8%
*
-
31,473
"
476
+
25,032
42
+
2,711
Industrial loan commitments—
+
1,407
—
Commerce, industrial, and agricultural loans decreased
1
-
NOTICE, OF
TENDE*
reporting
districts, and a total of $71,000,000 at all
member banks; the principal changes were
1790
decreases
of
.—.May 21
1791
_,
T
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.,
3%
gold debs
Date
v
.1
Duluth, South Shore ^Atlantic RR; Co.—
.
1st mortgage bonds-——
Eastern-Gaa-A." Fuel -Associates—
i
1st mtge. & collat. trust bonds,
ser.
Public Service Co. -of New-Hampshire—
1st
1st
1st
mtge.
~ V* *"
..
due
T
*
•
'
(A.
M.)
Chesapeake
Ref
&
Ohio
land
impvt. mtge.
37/»%
bonds,
series
due
H,
banks
*
1
mortgage bds. 3 Va %,
Florida Power Corp.—
preferred
sink.-fund
stcck,
4.90%
due
1960,May 10
1790
due
1961_Jun
1
*
May 31
ser.,
1792
series
Automotive
sinking
Products,
fund
ber banks.
Co.
4
4
due
1700
—-May 15
1960—
*
3%%
1st mortgage
15-year
New
England
V/a'/o,
Fibre
due
and
Co.,
mtge.
1st
1961——
6%
JNorth
1st
subord.
Shore
Gas
mortgage
Pennsylvania
4*4 %
series
bonds,
Sand
"A,"
bonds,
mortgage
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
Southern
1st
Texas
1st
U.
S.
Natural
series
A,
.
—May 15
k
ref.
1701
subordinate
other four;
1
1961
—
Jun
1795
the
1960
Jun
1
district, and
district.
Boston
deposits and demand
and decreased
=*
' ■
Both
May 31
series.Jun
United
States
to
1796
Assets—
■'"
-
1950
1951
bds.,
3%
ser.,
due
Loans
series
B
3(4%,
Inc.—
1
due
'
1962,
Jun
loans
1
*
69,863
+
3,349
+
97
+
7,562
32,935
+
99
+
7,639
19,127
industrial,
+
32,478
—__
Loans—gross
Commercial,
1484
,
debentures,
conv.
1970_Jun
due
Investments—Total
and
Loans—net
+
71
+
5,652
107
agricultural
and
-
*"
-
Loans
1st lien & ref. mtge. bonds, series C,
to
1973
chasing
brokers
and
dealers
for
J
pur¬
Jun
15
1953,Jun
1
-—
•
1703
U.
•
Wilson It Co., Inc.,
1st-mtge. bds., 3%
series, due
Government
Other
loans
+
1,071
for purchasing
or
72
+
196
obligations
securities
Other
;
*
S.
carrying:
or
11
600
—
46
+
carrying:
"
ENTIRE
ISSUE
U.
CALLED
Government' obligations
127
securities
S.
597
Other
Company and Issue—
Date.
Ampco Metal, Inc., -preferred
Corp.,"4%
Steel
Armco
%
Ashtabula Water Works
series
Atlantic
1st
A,
due
JLorillard
Co.,
(P.)
preferred
1
*
gold
of
Co.,
New
bonds,
series
due
A,
stock,
5% gold bonds, due Aug.
1958
$4.75
1,
1951
*
-
Other
*
Cash
1377
_
with
61
+
199
19,
+
65
104
8,126
—
+
6,580
—
14,267
—
-849
vault
Balances
907
+
20,733
with Federal Reserve Banks
domestic
banks
—
129
+
+
__
+
14
+
_
_
.
+
5,420
1,946
__
11
—
5
5,932
securities—Total-
securities
in
2
.3(1,805
loans
Government
Reserve
—
465
banks
bills
Treasury notes
U. S. bonds
*
ser._May 31
S.
loans
Treasury
1697
May 28
to
Other
U.
Jersey—
-
1st pfd.
America,
Loans
gold bonds,
May 14
estate
Real
1269
1B58
5%
Corp.
Jun
stock_Jun 14
.
conv.
1st mtge. 5%
County Water Co. of
mtge.
Crianese
stock-
cum.
.Page
—
+
2,247
—.
61
12
45
,
1,317
+
mortgage bonds,, series.B S!£,%, due 1971_—May 5
1st
mortgage bonds, series C 3%, due 1977
May * 5
1st mortgage bonds, series D 3(4%, due 1977May 5
—
3.20%
conv.
Regulator
preference
Morrison-Kni'.dsen Co.,
stock,
5%
Plywood
Inc.,
5%
1479
1479
1479
Liabilities—
.
Jun
A
preferred
*
1
Demand
deposits
stock_May21
1794
—Jun
1174
Time
preferred stock
sinking fund debentures,
deposits,
1
this
issue!
due- 1967_May 31
„
*
adjusted
—
during
904
384
+
2,426
23
+
55
166
+
.
185
and
—
8,765
1,377
416
demand
•—
344
16
358
+
+'
+
3,065
125
2,065
+
210
1
+
65
+
105
+
61
—-
(quar.)——
—
Ltd. (quar.)—
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.).,
—
50c
Simon
(H.)
Sivyer
Steei Castings
30c
22c
25c
25c
25c
62 /2C
Co.—25c
(quar.)—
25c
4+2% prior preferred (quar.)_
... .$1.12/2
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—*1-|5;
South Texas Development (quar.)—.—
S4
Southern Company
(quar.)—
20c
(W.
Company,
Fuel
Stouffer
—
Supply
—
—
Inc. iquar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Drug,
—■
—
(quar.)—
Superior Tool & Dio Co.
—
Symington-Gould Corp. —
———
Syracuse Transit Ccrp
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada)—
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)—.
Telecoin
Corporation —
—
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry. (irreg.).
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
(increased quar.)
Thew
Shovel Co.
(qqar.)
—
Thomas Steel Co., common
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
—
Timken Detroit Axle (stock dividend)—.—Timken Roller Bearing Co..
—
Title Insurance & Trust Co. iquar.)———Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
(quar.)
4%%
Tube
Corp.,
Inc.
Corp
6%
(quar.)
25c
25c
\
25c
50c
$1.0b ,«
4%
7oc
_50c
Hoc
$1.75
40c
$1.12,2
*0?
of
(quar.)
preferred
&
(Out
pfd.
Fuel
$1.12/2
Corp.,
earnings
common:
Investments,
5-15
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-2
6-15
6-12
6-
4
6-
4
6-12
1
5-18
5-16
4-16
6-
6-12
' J 5-22
5-15
,
5-
5
6-15
6-
1
4-30
4-25
6-11
5-10
1
5-15
1
5-15
5-
1
4-18
6-15
5-25
6-15
5-25
6-30
5-23
6-11
5-19
6-11
5-19
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
6-
5-16
1
5-
9
5-18
5-
7
5-31
5-25
5-31
5-25
5-31
5-25
4-30
4-16
6
5-11
6-
6-15
6-
2
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-12
5-10
6-12
5-10
6-11
5-19
1
5-18
4-30
4-24
5-25
5-15
6-
5-31
6-
1
6-
1
5-11*
5-15
5-18
5
5-15
5-
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
1
5-15
6-14
5-31
6-
6-15
5-31
6-20
6-
6-
8
5-18
6-
1
5-21
.6-
1
1
5-18
1
6-15
6-
6-12
-5-31
7-15
7-
5
4-27
4-24
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
6-11
5-18
6-
1
5-15.
1/
5-15
from
25c
current
—
7-15
7-
6-27
6-20
3
6
5-23
6-15
56
5-25
6-
Ltd.—
(initial)
Molasses Co., Ltd. (Interim)
Pacific Insurance (Seattle) (quar.)..
B
1
2
————
(quar.)
Carton
of
6-
<6-
fiscal year)
United
*c
Car
Board
United
12%c
$2
$l.0(5/4
$..25
common—:
—
Co.
Common
$4.50
5c
25c
50c
preferred
Tank
United
50c
25c
California—
A (quar.)..
93 ,4C
Co:-(quar.) ————. •.* 65c •Biscuit Co. of America—
-
Oil
Union
common
preference
prior
Reducing
Unilac,
(s-a)—
(Tjuar.)
(quar.)
RR. Association
Greenbush
Tyer Rubber Co.,
$4.25 preferred
$1-37J/2
$1.50
25U
(quar.)_
Wfr-.m'f
-T-'-.
—
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(New Jersey)
Co.
Oil
common
(quar,)—.—..—$1.37/2
preferred
SXtrR/
common
Electric Service
Southwestern
State
J.),
&
I
6-
6-11
7-
6-
+30c
——.
HolCere
When
Payable of Keo.
6-
pfd. (quar.).
Ltd.; 5%
Sons,
&
37,*c
——-
(quar.)—
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
United
25,792
—
Breweries,
Class
deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
-
506
+
—
■
(quar.)
class A (quar,-)
B
Class
Sicks'
-2C
(quar.)
Indemnity
Risks
5c
10c
70c
—
preferred
partic.
United
banks
week
+
4,008
Borrowings
Debits to
(quar.)
Common
Temper
deposits:
banks
Domestic
50,214
15.605
except government—
deposits
demand
Interbank
•Announcement in
Second
Union
Government
S.
Interbank
Foreign
7%
Stockyards——.
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
.—1—.....
Canadian International Investment—
Sears,
4%
—
Union
Paul
<fc
.
U.
Co.—
scries
cumulative
Pittsburgh Steel Co., class B,
Louis-San Francisco Ry
$3.75
1st
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Croix
Troy
3,330
+
——''
-
35c
—15c
c
Management Corp—.—
Aeronautical Co. (quar.)..
...
Paper Co. (quar.)-.————
Ryan
St.
True
2,291
+
—
1
oTl CoT, Ltd" (quar.).
Royalite
Royalties
St.
■—-L-.7."
'
231
+
Michigan Public 3ervice Co.;—
•
1
'£xtr(i
5,117
—.
.'8L.35
—
Steillng
(In millions of dollars)
Sj-25
r—:
Standard
Apr. 26,
Share
40c
37 wc
preferred series A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)—;
Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc. (quar.)
$5.50
Inc. (+ ) or
Apr. 13,
——
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
Spear &
dec. (—) since
1951
1482
1968,Jun ,1
of
decrease
a
'
*
1
and
$22,000,000 in the Minneapolis district.
Apr. 25,
4%
City
deposits credited
"'
.
stock,
Co.,
&
5%
Sloane
!!
maturing
Chicago
New York
Borrowings increased $99,000,000 in New York City
*
1
the principal changes
$181,000,000 in
■'
Virginian Ry. Co.
due
there
mem¬
domestic banks decreased in all districts.
Co.—r
RR.
Rubber Reclaiming Co.,
4%,
due
A,
preferred
bonds,
mtge.
district;
all reporting
Co.—
sink. fd.
Orleans
New
Jun
1961:
1058—
due
cum.
Gas
mtge. pipe line
&
due
in
Corp.—
1st mortgage 3 \'i %
sink. fd. bds.
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—
1st
the
of
in the
Government
series
bonds,
——
debs,
in
increases
$44,000,000
1585
—May 15
Co.—
Glass
Cleveland
deposits adjusted increased in eight districts
$169,000,000
1277
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
12-year
the
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper
'5% v preferred
Serrick Corp.,
decreased
were
Co.—
sinking fund debentures, due 1960
Power
1
Riegel
St.
Holdings of "other securities" decreased $45,-
Demand
coupon
Jun
Vulcanized
Name of Company
^
Selected
*
*
1
bonds
National
in
of $12,000,000 at
Inc.—
debentures,
Minnesota Transfer Ry.
$46,000,000 in New York City and
$45,000,000
net increase
a
Govern¬
000,000.
30-vr. 1st mtge. bonds, series A 4%, due 1975
Jun
•20-yr. 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series B, due 1968___Ju»
Magnavox Co. class A preference stock
Jun
4%
$61,000,000. Holdings of United States
decreased
was
City Southern Ry.—
Maremont
in
$102,000,000
increased
$104,000,000. Holdings of Treasury notes de¬
was
ment bonds increased
Corp.—
1st
Kansas
1370
1973,Jun
bills
decreased $34,000,000 in the, Cleve¬
district; the net increases at all reporting member
creased
15-year 5V*% mtge. sink fund conv, bds.,
Eastern New York Power Corp.—
Cumulative
Pag#
-._Jun 30
stock
preferred
'*•
•i
New York City and
,
,
Ry.—
Clyde Porcelain Steel
•
•*,.
>/+• •
'' <■
(Continued from page 10)
"'•*Per
Rockwood
v
Holdings of Treasury
*
*
•
Date
7%
Co.,
&
■
"PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Byers
9
9
1
-
increase of $13,000,000 in the San Fran¬
an
district.
cisco
-May
•
District, and $11,000,000 in the St. Louis
*
9
May
;-i
'
■
-
•
district, and
■
May
$28,000,000 in New York City, $12,000,000
the Boston
in
*
1965,May 21
bonds-series C
3Y*Ve, due 1978—-.
mtge. bonds series D 3(4%, due 1978
mtge. bonds series E 3%, due 1979,-
DIVIDENDS
in all but two
Page
May 11
.
Company and Issue—
.
preferred
4 1/lOc
$4
5-
7
5-2 L
3-23
5-11
44
Share
Company
U. S.
Casualty Co.
5-31
(N.
6-
Valley
Pictures
Mould
New
Iron Corp
(initial)
&
common
$5.50
prior
pref.
$5
Volunteer
State
Vulcan
&
Weber
5%
6%
5-15
6-20
6-20
5-25
5-15
5-10
5-25
4-30
6-12
5-15
62'/2c
7-
2
6-15
25c
6-
9
2
7-
31V4C
;
(s-a)______
6-
$1.50
____
15c
1
5-15
5-10
1
5-
15c
6-
8
6-
1
5-15
15c
5-15
5-
4
25c
5-15
5-
3
6-
Co
7-
4c
5-11
12 %c
.....
5-31
6-30
6-12
*20c
(s-a)__~
6-15
6-30
we
week, these being given in
th«
preceding table.
Name of Company
!
Co.
Aeroquip
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.
Air Asociates, Inc.
Stock
share
6-12
5c
IOC
5-15
..
5-
1
4-30
6-12
held
common
8-
1
Class
A
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
B
5%
Bloch
Laboratories,
Stores
6%
Blumenthal
4%
preferred
Alloy
Cast
Co.
$3.75
preferred
Co.
Industries,
Aluminium,
American
$3.50
Ltd.
4%
Stock
7%
Borden
convertible
American Arch
American
preferred
7%
7%
1
7-23
1
10-22
5-15
4-10
5-15
4-10
5-15
5-
8
5-15
5-
8
7-
1
6-14
7-20
6-15
6-
7-
2
6-
5-15
6-30
6-30
;
25c
6- 5
5-22
50c
6-15
6-
7c
5-15
4-15
Columbia
Gas
5-15
4-20
Columbia
Pictures
5-15
4-15
Columbian
r_._
10%
35c
1
5-
9
5-15
4-20
6-
5-
5
Class
87%C
6-
$5
5-15
6-
1;
1;
6-15
4c
6-
6-
50c
!
1
6-15
$1
5-15
1
5-21
5-
3
A
5-11
Columbus
Commonwealth Telephone
5-15
12V2C
______
6-
5c
4-19»
1
5-19
5-15
5-
&
Rubber
Co.
New
$3
2nd
6-12
5-31*
10c
6-
5-14*
1
40c
6-
1
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-
1
5-15
5-
4
$1.75
6-15
6-
Buck
Hills
Bunker
Hill
9-
1
Burns
<Sr
(F.)
&
Class
Co.,
B
__
_
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
7'/c
preferred
(quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.).
Burry
Bush
Terminal
Butler
6-5
Is
7-10
6-
Is
7-10
50c
5-16
7-
Cotton
Common
preferred
6%
preferred
convertible
preferred
60c
Associated Dry
&
Co.
Coast
plus
non-cumulative
4%%
7-
6-26
7-
5
5
1
6-26
5-10
6-
of
1
5-
4
6-22
9-28
9-21
12-21
12-17
$3
6-30
6-22
$3
12-21
12 17
1
4-30
I
t$1.12%
t$l.l2%
6-
1
4-30
(quar.)
25c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
I.
65c
"
$1
I_H
93 %c
93%c
(quar.)_•____
40c
6-15
5-31
6-
1
5-
7
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-11
1
Power
Co.,
pfd.
North
1
1
5-23
Consolidated
6-
1
5-23
Consumers
Glass
6-
—HI
Ltd.
com.
1
5-18
Consumers
Power
Co.,
Food
6-1
5-7
6-1
5-7
1
7-16
1
7-16
6-30
5-31
6-15
6-
6-
1
5-15
5-15
4-16
5-15
4-16
:
<
•
8
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
5-
1
5-
;
1
6-
1
35c
5-25
4-30
—
50c
5-21
5-
$1.12%
7-2
6-
8
7-
6-
8
5-
'
5-15
5-31
'
6- 1
4
77-
Dock
&
Common
Co.,
4-27
Continental
Gin
7
4-20
Continental
Life
6-1
15c
6-
1
5-10
Cook
5-15
4-26
5%
33c
4-30
5-15
5-15
4-30
.
50c
6-11
5-28
t32V2C
6-20
Corby
tlOc
5-15
il5c
5-15
i45c
5-15
J50c
4-30
4-30
4-30
•
6-15
5-1
6-
1
5-15
1
t35c
6-14
5-14
12-14
uJ
(quar.). $$1.12%
Trust,
11-14
,
,rf?u7r-<2
,
$$1.25'
<5-1
5-15
6-1
t35c
$2
(H.)
9-15
i"/o
12-15
5-15
4-16
7-14
Curtis
Mig.
Case
I.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
(A.
Ml
Co.
&
(quar.)
Central
preferred
Class
B
A
Central
Foundry Co.,
Hollywood
Monthly
5-15
Central
Illinois
1
5-10
4%
preferred
6-15
5-18
Central
6-
1
22 Vic
%c
6-
1
5-15
the
8c
6-
1
5-15
Central
Cash
5%
6%
Davis
common
stock
&
6-15
Central
6-
5-18
Central Vermont
Co.,
1
6-12
Co.
(quar.).
5-10
4-20
5-10
4-20
6-1
5-7
Giorgio Fruit
5-7
Aviation
6-1
5-7
Bank
1
5-15
6-
5-15
1
Public
Service
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
Corp...!
(quar.)
pfd.
5-
1
5-15
5-15
4-27
1
5-15
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
5-15
4-23
5-15
9-
6
5-21
5-
6-20
6-
"
7
25c
'
4-23
9-15
5
5-
8-
6
11-
•
5
8-16
11-15
5
5-16
$1
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
,
Inc.—
15c
10c
seiies
5-25
5-
5
—
5-25
5-
5
10c
series
5-25
5-
5
10c
5-25
5-
5
12c
5-25
5-
5-25
5-
5
bond
5c
5-25
5-
5
*
'
5
12c
Corporate
'
I
'
4-27
75c
50c
class A
'
5-15
1
series
series
Diversified
common
Diversified
—
investment
Diversified preferred
Electrical series
Food
series
5-31
4-30
Insurance
5-15
5-
Machinery
19c
5-15
4-30
15c
6-15
6-
1
1
6-
Building Supply series
5-15
4
7-
6-
50C
(quar.)
....
series
Stock
22V2C
»
7-10
35c
—
;
6-20
6-20
Chemical
1
5-
Corp.,
Funds,
Automobile
1
6-18
5-19
6-30
$1.50
Agricultural series
6-1
6-30
5-30
6-30
$1
40c
Co
(quar.)
B
25c
(quar.)..;
"A"
(quar.)
6-30
5-19
50c
preferred
preferred
20c
Corp.
5%
5%
5%
" 5-31""""'5-15
5-30
30c
!
(increased)
(quar.)
6-12
30c"
5
%c
t37%c
(quar.)
(Kansas)
4-30
7
5
$17%C
(quar.)
•'
*
5
912-
30c
1
Class
6-
12-28
35c
Detroit-Michigan Stove,
7-
Di
6-28
9-28
%c
c.
(quar.)
common
7-
Electric—
West
,
&_Rio Grande Western RR
Oil
6-28
5
50c
...—
common
:
5-10
6-
50c
(quar.)
5-10
(including shares issued in
6-28
Voting
Denver
5-31
50c
Mfg.
6-
'
25c
25c
Derby
$1
dividend)
South
Soya
'
A
common
Derby Gas & Electric
25c
Service,
(quar.)
dividend
dividend
Dennison
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
59c
Public
Louisiana
Inc.
Company,
5-15
5-
"
6-15
9-15
...
&
5-25
5-31
5-
1
7%c
Leather, Ltd., class
B
(quar.)__._.
1
6-
9-14
5-15
%c
6-
25c
9-28
%c
6- 8
$1.25
•'
10-
!
Class
Diversified
(quar.).
6-15
$1.12 %
!
20c
(monthly)
;
7-2
—,—
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
62V2C
preferred
4-25
6-14
2
B
27V2C
Building
5-15
7-
(monthly)
Class
7-20
5-
;
6-30
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
(monthly)
Class
10-19
1
*
1
4
87 %c
fquar.t
Dansker Realty & Security Corp.—
Class A: (monthly)
......
...
$1.05
(quar.)
5-22*
6y6-
50c
75c
(quar.)
preferred
4-10*
6-15
4-30
|
$2
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)..
preferred
5-18
50c
—
1
75c
25c
—_—.—__
11- 1
$1.75
(quar.)
6-11
*50c
common
50c
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
Central Arizona Light & Power Co.—
Common
(quar.)$1.10
Corp.,
25c
(J.
7%
75c
___
—
5-15
6-15
—_
$1
(quar.)!
5-11
(Mo.)
A
8-
Castle
Co.
class
5-18
Co.
1
t30e
9 3 Vic
$1.75
preferred
$2
4
Steel
6-
(quar.)
6-
Corporation
t50c
)
:
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
$1
3
,
3
(quar.)
A
9-17
I
55-
(quar.)
A
10-15
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)..
class
J 10c
preferred
1
6-
—.
pfd.
ctuss
Common
preferred. (quar.)_
1
6-
6-
(quar.)—
Ltd.
$2
Extra
convertible
6-
6-11
f 25c
(.quar.)
Curtiss-Wright
Daystrom,
convertible
6-11
J25C
com.
8%
3V2%
Press.
Deere
4%
•5-14
(irreg.).
...
Seal,
preferred
6-18
4%
5-14
1
_________
Clothing Co., 4J/2% pfd.
4'/2%
preferred (quar.).
6-29
75c
1
6-
40c
common
Curlee
11-24
t25c
(increased)
&
Forster.
7-13
6-
62VoC
(quar.)
common
(quar.)..
preierreu
Cuneo
Co.
com.
Co.,
7-16
25c
75C
Co.,
(irreg.)...
Cork
&
4-27
Carpenter Paper Co.,
6-15
Distillery, Ltd., class, A
B
Crown
8-25
f$1.12(6
(quar.).
2
6-30
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
5-25
..
t25c
pfd.
7-
Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
:
Crum
5-15
6-15
t25c
Lumber
Steel
$2
5-15
5-31
0>j
tlOc
(quar.)
$1.13
Crown
low
175q
!__
2
(quar.)....
(Toronto)—
Company, 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Cromption & Knowles Loom Works
5-15
:85c
Investment
5
5-
Crane
5-15
"6-1
<
.
6-
common
5
6-
1
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd. (incrd. quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd. (increased quar.)
5-18
t20c
pfd.
"6-
6-30
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
6-15
2
6-
10c
t$1.20
pref.
Copperweld
4-30
5-10
prior
,
5-25*
7-
Co.
Insurance
Varnish
&
Paint
$3
5-21
1
6-15
31 Vic
Semi-annual
5-7
6-
■;
pfd.
4,/2%
Co.,
5-21
7
Inc.
...—.——
(quar.)..
5-15
5-7
Co.—
50c
93 %c
2
—
...
preferred
5-
4-30
com.._
$1
—
(quar.)
common
15c
5%
5-11
J$1.12,/2
Ltd.,
Co.,
(s-a)
6- 9
6-1
quar.)
International
Carpenter
(quar.)—
Can
a
i
5-15
*
50c
common
preferred (quar.)...
....—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries,
9
rt-z
$1.13
$3.75
5-15
7-27
preferred
Continental
...
_______
America,
of
Corp.
'
7-16
5-15
5-18
Container
1
5-15
4-24
1
8-
8-
$37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-
tlOc
Carrier
Co.,
5-15
f$1.25
5-10
6-
5-16
...
Corp.
(quar.)..
7%
(quar.)
Products, 4Va%
6-
$1.12%
Aircraft
(quar.)
$$1
Western
6-12
1
1
50c
Co., Ltd,...,—______
prefeired
50c
—
5-31
12 %c
Vultee
preferred
Ltd.—
Utilities, Ltd., 5%
$2.36
5-15
5-15
6-
U2c
(quar.)
A
class
$4.52
Common
Cash
.
1
$1
_____
...
Ltd.,
$4.50
33V2C
Canadian
$2.50
:i2%c
4-30'
6-
25c
(s-a)
Co
5 15
Class
Canadian
5-15
5-15
5-18
25c
B
31c
(quar.).
(quar.)__
Refractories, 4'/2% 1st pfd.
4-27
"
Class
5-15
62V2C
Canadian
1
1
9
9-10
12-10
50c
L
6-15
$1.12V2
5% preferred (quar.)_—
'Canadian Motor Lamp, Ltd
6-
25c
(quar.)
Land
(increased
Canadian
6-12
6-
6-
9-15
t75c
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
(accum.)__
„
Fairbanks-Morse
Common
5-11
t55c
6-15
12-15
UOc
6-
20c
(quar.)
West
Dredge
Canadian
"5-11
$2.50
(s-al
Theatres,
5-23
(quar.)
(quar,)—^
Common
1
$2
Paper
Consolidated
5-21
*1
(quar.)
Canada
1
$1.25
Consolidated
6-27
1
$50c
& Cannon Foundry Co
Co., Ltd., $1.30 pref. (quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
common
60c participating class A (quar.)„__,
Participating
Canada Malting Co., Ltd
6-
America—
5-16
?7%C
Y., Inc
:
5
4-30
6-
$2.50
.
N.
Gas
Extra
6-
4-30
J6c
(quar.)
Natural
5-15
$1.50
Corp
preferred
Consolidated
5-15
75C
common
1
9
33(40
$1.75
Ltd
1
37V2C
preferred..
non-oum.
5-
4%
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
6-30
"
Co.,
5-16
6-
•
Standard Securities,
6-
27V2C
25c
Corporation,
prior
1
6-
(quar.)
Collieries
1
6-
$15c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd
Service
6-
IIIIIIIHII
1.111*
HUH
4 % % conv.
preferred (quar.)_.
Avondale Mills (monthly)
D.
5-
$1
Co., common
preferred (s-a)
Automatic Canteen Co.
V.
5-15
tl5c
I
Corp.
Electric
Ayrshire
1
25 c
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5%%
Common
6-
this
(quar
RR.
Line
1
Inc.-
...
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
(Conn.) (increased)
Coast Line
Atlantic
Gold
5-10
on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Tack
5-31
1
37 %c
Atlantic
Auto
1
6-15
75c
1st preferred (quar.).
2nd preferred (quar.)...:
Aunor
7-
6-
$2.50
6- 1
15c
Canadian
7
Diversified
40c
;
5-
1
20c
(quar.)
common
5-
6-
+2c
(quar.
:30c
—
5-25
6-
Ltd.,
Concen-
(quar.
6-15
25c
common..
Goods,
5-15
56 Vic
Industries,
class A
(quar.)
of
(quar.)
Canadian
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)__
Atlas
-•
75c
(s-a).
.1—1
com.
5-15
1
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Liquidating
Safeway, 4%% pfd.
Canada Vinegars,
Ltd._._
4
Chemical
common
10c
5-
$1
Co.,
9-20
6-
75c
(accum.).
_________—
H5c
___
____
5-31
12 %c
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co.,
5%
1
$1
Power
10-10
'
1
(Toronto)—
Corp.
$3
Canada
;
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
5-15
Co.—
Laundries
(quar.)...
5-25
$2.25
common
4-20
5-
6-11
$5
(s-a).
(quar.)....—
Edison Co.
preferred
preferred
5-14
redemption
(s-a)
5-10
5-15.
15c
Consolidated
preferred
1
(s-a)
common
5-18
5-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
Co.
1
5-31
50c
pfd.
1
4.40%
5
pfd.
(s-a)
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
"
6-
...
6%
Atlantic
6-
preferred—
(quar.)
7%
6-23
30c
Mills,
(quar.)
6%
3
B
$1.50
Extra
6-
A
6-
'
Power
partic. pref'.
Consolidated
California Water Service Co.—
$1
dividend
6%
5-
*
15c
Anglo-Canadian Teiephone Co., cl
Anheuser-Busch, Inc, (quar.)
6-19
9c
(quar.)..
$2.50
_
(quar.)
Mining
Packing Corp.
50c
(s-a)
Common
3
4.00c
Electric
$1.75
share
6-30
$1.25
Ltd
Power
$1.25
common...
preferred
Jackson
.....
;
per
4-24
Co.—
Consolidated
Co...
Brothers,
4(4%
Byron
common
American Tobacco Co.
(quar.)
Vitrified Products Co
American Water Works
Co., Inc.—
Reduced
semi-annual
4%%
6-11
5-15
25c
American
Arcade
6-20
I
____
Common
$10.50
5-15
20c
—
pfd.
Association
River
Consolidated
7-
Canada Cement
P-
at
5- 1
7-14
6-5
Wyant
1
1
50c
40c
Life
preferred
7-3
11-
50c
Adding Machine Co.
Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
Campbell,
June
5-15
8- 1
6%
Class
Manufacturing Co. (increased)
Ltd., class A preference...—
1
for
1
8-
(initial)..
Mines,
Connecticut
Connecticut
common
6-
A
(quar.)_
President Lines Ltd.—
Coniaurum
1
tl2%c
$25c
5-15
,5.30%
preferred
6%
5-
1
9
(quar.)
J25c
t$0.234375
com.
(quar.)
6-15
1
11-
8
nan-
Sullivan
Co.
$1
12-
1
5-
(quar.).,;
preferred
—
called
1
9-
t$2
6-
__________
5.28%
Inc.,
4-30
6-
t40c
(quar.).—
Insurance
25c
Falls Co.
trating
Burkart
1
9-15
12-
$1.50
A
5.36%
issue
5-15
140c
t$2
5-15
(increased)..,
1
preferred
t30c
t$2
5-10
(initial)
Co., Inc.
Ltd., class
(quar.)
B
1
Entire
Confederation
6-15
Rubber
6-
$4.50
preferred
t$l
Mills,
Class
6-
Ampco Metal,
4%
5-25
(s-a)
Bruck
5-21
$1.75
common
8-10
10-15
Brown
4
75c
__
25c
5%
4-30
'
6-15
Amoskeag Company,
1
6-20
(accum.)
California
Inc.,
5-15
—
(quar.)
(N. H.), 7%
$3
preferred
preferred
50c
Co.,
f20c
common
50c
68%c
_.
California
Co
9-
Mills,
1
Light & Power Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
Stove
Cone
.-
Brooklyn Telegraph &• Messenger Co. (quar.)
Brown Company, new $5 1st
pfd. (initial)
B
Thread
Life
Concord Gas Co,
5-10
J25c
Burroughs
.
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.__
Tcbacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary bearer (final)
Ordinary registered (final!___.
Brockway
Motor
Co.,
common
6-15
American
4-30
1
British-American
12-15
American
5-25
50c
preferred
..
.
American Smelting &
Refining Co.,
American Steel Foundries
(quar.)
Mutual
6-
$1.25
British-American Oil Co., Ltd.,
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
investment
(quar,)
4-16
—
preferred (quar.)
25c
.
(quar.).
Brazilian Traction,
7
Chemical—.
Co.
5-15
87 V2C
Corp, $4.25
Co.. iquar.)
Carbon
18c
...
6-16
14C
25c
6-13
$5
1
(quar.)
class A
6-13
1
6-16
7-
—
System, Inc.
7- 2
6-
5-16
1
Corp
Acceptance,
50c
Company, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
50c
5%
preferred
American Pulley
Aikman
Colonial
5-10
1
7-
(quar.)..—:
7- 2
60c
(initial).
com.
Bowes
$1.75
$4
preferred
Collins &
1
6-
—
—
3V2%
6-
20c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Plow Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
Colgate-Palmclive-Pcet,
common
$1
!-_'.
(initial)
$2.75
(quar.).
American
1
'
8
Ltd.—
Cockshutt
1
25c
Bearing
A
&
5-
87(40
-
.
1
—
....
new
Hose
Inc.,
Roller
Class
B.
5-15
Co., Inc, (quar.).—
Corp. (increased).
(quar.).:
preferred
Woven
Bourjois,
Bower
8
6-
$1
(quar.)
6-25
Boston
1
8-
t90c
_________
(quar.)
Potash
5-10
87t2C
...—
preference
6-15
5-15
7- 1
(quar.)..;
(s-a)
$1.20
7- 2
25c
62%c
,25c
..n'
10-22
11-
11-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
—
preferred
(quar.)
Gold
Mines, Ltd
Hardware,
$1.06(4
.
7-23
Class
American
6-
...
(monthly)
(quar.)
5%
125c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
New
Goods
preferred
Cochrane-Duulop
1
•
(bi-monthly)
7%
5-25
8-
5-15
_
Paper
6-
50c
Quarterly
5-15
Products Corp.
(monthly)
Investment Co. of Illinois (quar.)
American
1
1
Quarterly
8
pfd.
5-10
6-11
$1.50
...
7-
'
common
Willans
8-10
9
(quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4% %
American News Co.
6- 1
Cochenour
5-10
6-
Home
American
$1.50
Inc
4-20
20C
Ire.,
convertible
11—9
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)——
4V2%
5-10
1
1
75c
American Forging & Socket Co
American Furniture
(quar.)
!
American Hide & Leather Co.—
6%
6-
1
Extra
Co.
Inc.—
(s-a).'
&
5-15
5-15
(monthly)
1
-
American
Fund,
Foods.
6-
income.
American Can
7%
9-
93 %C
net
Clinton
Common
...
Maine RR.,
Common
$6
from
6-1
5- 4
2
5-15
12-
50c
__
Shares..
7-
$1.75
Brass
preferred
5-15
1
$1.12 V2
special (quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
$3.08
5-15
(liquidating)—,
Y.)
(liquidating) —
payment
4%
$1.25
4-30
(Del.)
Business
Above
4-25
5-7
(initial)
1
(quar.)
(N.
Automobile Insurance
5-15
6-1
(initial)
_.!
preferred
Co.
Co.
6-27
2
preferred
5-15
quar.)
7-
$1
Company
(interim)..
Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
1
6-
60c
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)..
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
50c
Borg-Warner
Inc.—
American Arch
American
preferred
6-
15c
Common
6-20
25c
'
7- 2
preferred
$1
Inc,
(increased
Airlines,
50c
15c
dividend
50c
„
8rl5
5-11
Corp. (quar.)..^
Illuminating Co.—
Electric
5%
30c
(increased)
pfd.
Cleveland
5%
.
________
(Canada)
Clearing Machine
5-13
1
6-11
SI
City Auto Stamping Co
New
30c
(quar.)——
Aluminum
Aluminum
4-28
4-28
common
&
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
5-15
common
1
iquar.i
Co.
5-15
60c
&
5710
6-
preferred
125c
Co.,
t5c
(Sidney)
Corp.,
5-10
1
5%
New
75c
_
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co..
Aluminum Co. of America, com.
6-
9-15
30c
:___
(quar.)
Cities Service
4-16
1
6-
$1.25
5-22
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
5-18
-quar.)
Aluminum
Bondstock
8
6-
(quar.)
1
40c
Inc.
1
Co
preferred
r
5-10
5-
5-15
preferred
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
com.
5 19
5-25
5%
1
25C
Corp., common
7-31
$3
...
a-
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
.....
(quar.).,
Tobacco,
7-16
2*
$1
5-15
5-15
7-13
35c
Co.,
3*
50c
6- 1
6- 1
.
Carpet
1*
12-
35c
(quar.)
12%c
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Brothers
preferred
5-
(quar.).
Cement
10-
12-18
5
Co.—
Machine Co., common
5-15
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
&
quarterly
15c
&
10-15
50c
—
35c
(quar.).....
(quar.).
7-
20c
quar.)
Co
Gas
6-
25C
Extra
Allied
4%
1
(quar.;
(increased
Cincinnati Milling
10-
25c
(quar.)
Allied
5-15
25C
...
—
(Pgh.)
(Del.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
4,25%
preferred
(quar.).
Blauner's (Phila.) common (quar.)
7-20...
10c
Co.
Co.
(quar.).
Common
,
-
Kid
Cincinnati
6-
1
7-16
'
(quar.)..
Allemania Fire Insurance Co.
Special
!.
5-4
5-4
87V2C
—
(quar.)__
Class
6-1
6-1
$2.50
5%
preferred (s-a)
Alabama Gas Corp., $3.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Alabama By-Products, class A
Class
t$l
$75c
.
Ltd.
Electric
Company
Copper
Increased
Corp.,
preferred
Boston
convertible preferred for
Chiksari
Oil
Cotton
Chile
Blackstone
5-28
1
Chlckasha
6-11
class B
4-30
5-
"
5-10
(quar.)
Steel
Common
5-23
6-
tl5c
(accum.)
6-21
(quar.)
preferred
Birtman
(accum.)
A
5-21
...
Bigelow-Sanford
6%
A
class
$1.18%
& Sons Co.,
Company
7%
class
$2
5c
quar.)
Limestone
Bickle-Seagrave,
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—
Allied
&
Boston
6%
(J.)
Bethlehem
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)...
Holders
dividend.
share of
each
i
Share
»
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
One
Best
$2
4-26
5c
(quar.)
B
preferred
Bohn
When
Per
>
4%
5-31
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
(accum.)
5-17
Corp.
Howell, common
Bertram
A
5-10
25c
(quar.)__,——
5-15
50c
class
6-30
5-10
25c
50c
50c
$2
10c
Ltd.,
Paper,
Shoe
Heminway
&
6-5
Savings
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred (s-a)
Berkshire Fine Spinning Associates
1
t30c
Steel
&
preferred
4(4%
7- 1
of Rec.
5-25
50c
Engineering
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
5-15
J
S.)
Beldlng
4
'
Acme
California
(increased
(A.
4%%
5-10
25c
(quar,t
this
of
Power
Class A
6-15
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
;
&
Trust
common....
Bessemer Securities
(quar.)
announced
Co.,
Co.
Bessemer
..
dends
National
6- 1
Holders
Payable
40c
Co
40c
Mfg.
Oil
Beck
5-24
Ltd.
Below
25c
$1.25
When
Share
of Company
Belt
Chambersburg
the
at
on
Monthly
5-25
'
5-15
(irreg.)
Investment
America
Bathurst
5-25
6-20
6-20
__
Woodley Petroleum Co. (quar.)
York Knitting Mills,
Ltd., class A
5
5-17
1
...
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Wilkes-Barre Lace Mfg
William (J. B.) Co., common
Wisconsin
1
6-
40c
Wickes
Wilsil,
of
Basin
Bell
(quar.)
Fixture Co.—
&
guaranteed
preferred
6-
10c
Whitney, Blake Co.
$1
5-19
__
(quar.)
& Seashore RR.—
special
1
20C
preferred
West Jersey
6-
Co.—.
(quar.)
Wire Co.
Showcase
Barcalo
30c
(quar,).
Company, class A
Washburn
5-19
$1.25
-
Walker
1
$1.12
Insurance
Corp.
Walgreen Company
6-
$1.01
(quar.)
com.
...
Tenn.
Bank
5c
(initial)
Life
Chattannoga,
5-15
65c
*
(quar.)
preferred
1
$1.37%
..
$4.20
approval
Quarterly
__
preferred
6-
75c
________
Electric & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)-
84.04
stockholders
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
Per
Name
Chain
meeting to be held
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Corp.—
May 3
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., $5 pfd. (quar.)
—
Inc.-!
Syndicate,
to
annual
$1.06%
_
(quar.)
Van Eaalte Co
Venezuela
Virginia
1
Company
Securities
Subject
Co., Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
5-16
Name of
Baldwin
Y.)22'/2c
Universal
5-15
When
per
Payable of Rec.
7c
United Science Fund
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1928)
Merchandising series
series
—
.
5-
5
5-25
5-
5
5-25
5-
5
5-25
5-
5
7c
5-25
5-
5
12c
series
5
5-25
3c
—
J5-
12c
-
5-
5-25
10c
series
series
5-25
15c
:.
Gc
18c
;
bond
stock
Hi-in-
fund-.
stock fund_^
^
Government
Metals
stock 'fundi
5-25
5-
14c
5-25
5-
5
10c
5-25
5-
5
5
5
•
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
45
(1929)
Per
Name of
Oil
Company
utility
Steel
series
Class
Dobbs
6%
5
6%
5-25
5-
5
6%
preferred
5-
5
8%
preferred
class
5-25
5- 5
8%
preferred class A
6-28
5-28
8%
preferred class A
preferred class B
preferred class B
preferred class B
1
5-14
8%
1
5-15
8%
6-
1
5-15
8%
Fund.
Beneficial
shares
20c
Dodge Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Dome Mines, Ltd
Dominguez Oil Fields Co-, (monthly)
Dominion &
Anglo
Investment
Grand
9-35
Graton
5-15
5-
7-30
6-30
25c
5-31
1
5%
•
pref/
(quar.)
—.
;
Stockholders
*
'
»
effective
new
approved
May
5-17
Greer-Hydraulics,
5-18
Griesdieck
4%
Company,
preferred
4Dravo
preferred
7-
2
6-21
5-15
5-15
55-
4
(quar.)—
5-15
6-21
30c
6-
2
8
5-18
6-15
$1.25
6-
5
9-
5
8-23
Elder
—$1.25
(quar.)_
Boat
5
11-23
5-18
5-21
7%
1st
6%
2nd
(accum.)_
5-
6-
125c
17c
17c
pfd.
(quar.)
1
Empire
.
,
5-18
Derrick
Erie
r
.
(quar.)
5%
Co.
6-15
5-15
6-
1
1
pfd.
(quar.)__
1
5-15
5-18
6-21
5-31
Screw
Firemen
First
,
.
Corp.
Industrial
Stock
4.60%
preferred
.
4.90%
<
Mineral
(quar.)
Co.
deposit
Kleiser
&
1
5-15
5-9
Bond
i
<
Income
Co.
Trailer
Co.,
preferred
6%
6%
,
(Robert)
preferred
General
_
General
General
6%
:
Inc.,
Outdoor
5-15
6-
1
5-16
$1
—
Gerity-Michigan
4%
6-
9
5-18
6-
9
5-18
8-20
12-10
11-19
25c
'
9-10
30c
A!
5-15
5-
4
5-15
5-
4
7-
(George A.) & Co.,
preferred A (quar.)
25c
$1.75
(s-a)
2
5-15
1
Motor Car
5-25
5-
20C
5-15
5-
1
6-
1
5-10*
6-
8
50c
5-15*
5-18*
$1.50
8-15
8-
1
$1.50
5-15
5-
25c
5-15
5-
1
50c
6-30
6-11
30c
5-15
4-16
125c
5-15
4-17
37 tec
5-22
5-10
56 tec
7-
6-21
——
(quar.):
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
—
Goodall-Sarford, Inc., 4%
'
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., com. (quar.)
$5 conv. preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.).
6-15
5-15
5-15
5-
5-15
5-
—
(quar.)
6-
1
6-15
$1.25
6-15
5t15
112 tec
6-15
5-15
125c
6-15
5-15
Co.
6-
5-10
1
5-
10c
5-10
4-28
25c
6-14
6-13
5-31
5-17
•5-
and
La
France
5-15
5-
4
La
Luz
8-
3
La
Salle
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5 15
6-30
6-11
6-30
6-11
6-
Mines,
6
1
Common
6-11
'
6-11
3
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-18
5-29
5-15
37 tec
37V2C
7-15
6-30
5-15
5-
7-15
10%
1
6-30
9-29
iO-iS
ia
5-15
$1.25
1
•
c*
30c
6-
1
5-15
50C
5-15
4-25
53 tec
8-15
7-25
5-15
4-25
20c
——
—
(quar.)
series A (s-a)
—
—
(increased)——
(quar.)—.——
5-25
5-15
6-29
6-19
from
Mutual
$2.50
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
Iowa-Illinois
Power &
Gas
(25c
5- 1
t40c
1
6-
1
5-
5-26
5-14
16c
6-
1
4-19
5-15"
5-
5
25c
8-15
8-
4
25c
11-15
11-
5
25c
1
6-15
$1
6-15
5/25
5c
6-
2
5-15
5c
6-
2
5-15
50c
5-31
5-18
37 tec
—
Extra
6-
30c
(initial)
Bleachery & Dye Works
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)__
5-28
5-10
1
5-15
,
Lanston
Monotype
Fabrics, Inc.
Lees
(James)
Machine
(quar.)__,_
—
Sons
&
Co.
35c
(Quar.)_
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. (irreg.)-.
Lehigh Portland Cement
New
(initial
Mines, Ltd
common
Leitch
5-15
25c
Lanett
Lea
1
10c
Lane
Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
Lane-Wells Co., new com.
6-
$1.75
Gold
;
6-
35C
6-11
30c
quar.)—
6-
:
5-23
5-
7
1
5-10
$2c
5-15
4-30
40c
6-15
5-15
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass
Co
10c
5-15
50C
6-11
5-25
Libby McNeil & Libby(s-a)
25c
5-21
4-23
30c
5-21
4-23
Leslie
Co.
Salt
—
(quar.)
Special
4-30
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
30c
7-
2
6-23
5-15
Life
40c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-15
Liggett
$1
6-
1
5-11
25c
8-
1
7-25
25C
11-
1
10-25
5-25
5-10
35c
6-25
6-11
6-
1
5-21
;
Savers
Corp.
65c
5-15
5-
1
60c
6-
5-
4
25c
5-31
5-11
6-
Myers
__
50c
5-25
5-
1
Link-Belt Company, new com. $5
6-27
6-
1
Lionel
5-15
4-28
5-15
4-28
$1.25
6-
1
5-12
5-
7
4-30
6-25
6-15
$2
25c
6-
1
6-
1
5-
7
5-
7
6-11
30c
6-30
6-19
6-30
6-19
Corporation
June,
6-30
6-19
$1.25
9-30
9-19
$1.25
12-30
12-19
"
8-
1
6-29
45c
5-21
4-25
75c
7-
2
6-
9-
1
b-
8
5-19
5-
2*
125C
$3
6
125c
6-
1
5-18
137 tec
J37tec
6-
1
5-18
35c
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-
8
,5-22
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-16
1
(initial)
(quar.)
September,
December
and
guaranteed
4-30
5-31
4-30
5-18
—
5-
1
Corp.—
Extra
Finance
Local
Star
Co.
Long-Bell
Lumber
Long-Bell Lumber
Class
A
—
Steel
Lynch Corporation
(quar.)
Lyons Finance Service, Inc.—
56c
class A
(quar.)
50c
preferred (quar.)
42c
preferred (quar.)
Lyons Metals Products, common
Macassa Mines, Ltd
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
4
Mailman Corp.,
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-11*
8-
1
shares
Maple
25c
—.--i"""—'
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
8-
1
7-19
11-
1
10-19
25c
11-
1
10-19
45c
6-
1
5-11
35c
6-23
5-25
7-
6-15
82'Ac
82 Ac
2
&
Shirt
Co., Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
5-12
2
6-12
5-
J25c
7-16
6-15
5-15
5-
1
5-15
4-25
50c
5-15
4-25
5-15
5-
5-15
5-10
5-10
5
4
5-15
5-15
15c
6-15
6-
6-15
5-15
6-
5
5-15
6-
5
5-10
1
5-15
6-15
37 tec
5-25
1
5-15
6-
25c
6-30
1
5-18
Maxwell
6-
30c
6-11
5-18
35c
—
Co.
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
6-12
30c
Mocre
Co., Ltd
&
Leaf. Milling
Marathon
J.50c„„
.
5-25
,5-as
.J-2
5c
common
Corp.,
Quarterly
Massey-Harris
6-
1
5-15
5c
Realization,
12-
50c
common
1
11-15
5-31
5-10
Co., Ltd.—
(initial
quar.)
common
$1.25
$1.25
7-
2
6-20
$3
8-
1
7.-
1
40C
5% preferred (quar.)
Masawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
Massachusetts
Bonding & Insurance
New
1
25c
Extra
Manning,
37 tec
(quar.)
5-
6-
150c
(Initial)
Company
(P. R.)
Mallory
4-30
7-19
1
60c
(The)
Common
37 tec
6-
Ltd.
priority
Maltlne
6-20
(Rhode Island)
5-25
75c
25c
Mar-Tex
(quar.)
6-11
25c
5-
6-15
35c
$3c
iquar.)_—
5-10
-
9-21
12-22
12'AC
iz -n*
Extra
Conv.
6-22
1
10'Ac
10'Ac
Magnavox Company, common
$1 convertible preference A-(quar.)——
7-16
2
1-1-52
14c
—
8
5-15
7-
10-
$1
25c
(quar.;—
5
6-29
5
25c
-sut
(quar.)—
5-
tic
5-
$1
—
6-
12 tec
——
1
12 tec
(quar.)
3
J75c
preference (quar.)
Canada, Ltd
Co
4
6-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd.
Co.
5-
$1
(accunx.)
Inc
5-
1
(Md.) —
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Stores,
1
6-
$lv
(quar.)
Co. of Missouri—-—
Corp.
(William)
4
6-
25C
11 tec
■
(Rhode Island)
(quar.)__.
Gas
2-18
25c
—
(quar.)
Lock joint Pipe Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)-,
Lone
5-22
(quar.)—.
—
Corp.
preferred
9
8-20
Preferred
8%
6-
3-10-52
'
Manhattan
of
2-18
50c
7-
Ltd.—-
3-10-52
11-19
1
1
$1.00
5-22
9-10
9
6-
11-19
12-10
6-
6-15
12-10
50c
6-
50c
8-20
$1.10
$1.10
50c
30c
—
9-10
50C
$1.50
(quar.)_^
$1.10
(quar.)
$30c
(Conn.)
5-15
9
•
$1
$1.75
5-18
5-15
1
6-
30C
(quar.)_—
Extra
5-31
1
6-
$1.10
87'Ac
(quar.)—
guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.)
Lukens
real¬
1
in March.
Special
Special
$1.25
par
Liquid Carbonic Corp., com. (increased quar.)
3'A % preferred (quar.)
Little Miami RR., Original
Original capital
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
Original capital
(quar.)
Above
stock
pays
$1.10
quarterly in
5-11
$1.50
1
Tobacco Co. (quar.)—
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. (Ind.) —
Quarterly
—
Quarterly
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co. (quar.)
&
165c
Light Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-
6-26
50c
Co.
6-15
Ltd.—
$1
Electric
6-15
7- 2
35c
3
7-17
from
from
(quar.)
&
Milling,
7-
J25C
1
secu¬
7% pfd. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
Investors Trust Co.
6-?8
7-10
invest-
dividend)
Corp.
12-28
6-
Holdings.
Machines
9-28
-10-52
7-27
$1
realized
(quar.)
convertible
(quar.)
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd._.
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lucky
25c
7-10
10-10
30c
/
(stock
Co.
(quar.)
62 tec
pfd. (quar.)
shares
10c
10c
Lake of the Woods
$1
and
1
10c
(John), Ltd.
Laclede-Chrlsty Co.
25c
(quar.)-
profits)
Utilities
$5C
University
Labatt
5-15
1
6-30
6-30
12 tec
International
Silver
Ltd
Extension
6-15
5-15
35C
common
Inc.
Industries
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.50
from
Group
—
L'Aiglon Apparel,
4
8-15
75c
(quar.)_
com.
Co.
6c
Co.
$1.06te
$1.06(4
Investors.Telephone
3.30%
12-20
(quar.)
1
75c
Investment Foundation,
'
9-20
12-27
40c
common
6-20
9-26
50c
——
Intertype Corp.
Iowa
5-10
1
6-26
25c
—
conv.
Business
International
5-15
5-15
6-
$1.12'A
$1.12 te
$1.12 te
(quar.)___
6-
20c
common
income
of
International
5-15
$1
6-12
75c
—
*
7-17
—
International Packers, Ltd.
1
1
50c
*
5-15
(monthly)-
(quar.)—
Petroleum
Quarterly
6%
5-15
10c
*
—
International Metal
Investors
5-31
Heater
/
International Harvester Co..
1
5
$1
iquar.)
"
com.
Co.
security
A
50c
'
Kysor
40c
Bond
share
Class
4-30
5-25
10%
profits)
International
5-15
6-
6-
$2.50
,
Mackay S.tores, Ltd., class A
5-30
6-15
6-1-5
$2c
~
250
15c
(qixar,)_—
(quar.)
pfd.
1
50c
—
.
One
5-20
5-10
Lowney
and
Intercoast
1
(quar.)
Co.
Products
income
ized
4
5
10c
series—
1
15c
Co
Water
investment
5-10
6-
5-15
5-1Q
6-10
——-
Shares, Ltd.—
Group shares (29c
Aviation
rity
6-8
5-25
6-
7 tec
Inland Steel Co.
Stock
6-25
6-15
Institutional
5-10
5-18
35c
$1.25
6-28
483/4c
•
(quar.)„
RR.,
pfd.
&
Ingersoli-Rand
5-11
60C
common—
Steel
5-11
25C
Advertising Co.,
Gas
1
5-16
5c
—
Co.
Indiana
5-25
20c
84%C
Zinc
6-
1
6-15
Forge
50c
(quar.)
Refining Co
non-cum.
6-15
$1
—
&
Central
ment
6-
10c
Kropp
25c
Oil
Indiana
'■
5-16
10c
—
9
5-15
5%
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
•
5-
12-20
6-
1
50c
—
6%
12-30
40c
2
(accum.)__
(N. Y.), 5%
Barbizon, Inc.
Illinois
6-20
$2.50
7-
5%
Humphryes Manufacturing Co., common—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
5% preferred (quar.)_i._
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Idaho
Power
Co.,
common
(quar.)
6-18
$2
10c
—
Corp. (irreg.)
3%% pfd. (quar.)—_—
Rubber Co., common
preferred (s-a)
B
1
6-30
8-
5-15
25c
——
pfd.
Goodall
Class
5-
1
$2.50
(s-a)
$1.50
—
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
5-11
$1.75
stock)
Special
5-16
6-
15c
——
(quar.)_—
Glens
Gordon
1
5-15
30C
Falls,, Portland Cement Co.
Goldale Mines, Ltd.
!r
6-
20c
t$l
(quar.)_
30c
General Portland Cement Co.
Public Utilities Corp.
5%
5-15
50c
Ware's, Ltd., commor.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co., com. (quar.)_
-
1
1
—
General
Girdler Corp.
1
6-
A—u———
pfd.
5-
6-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electrochemical
5-15
5-15
1
(quar.)
25c
1
1
7-11
7-
preferred
(quar.)
6-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
General Paint Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
A
Hudson
5c
"preferred " (quar.)
$2.25
Battery Co., class A
Holeproof Hosiery Co
Holt (Henry) & Company
5-24
5-
1
preferred
(quar.)__
Hobbs
1
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Instrument
Mfg. Co.
6-
5-15
8-
1st
20c
Howell Electric Motors
8c
6-15
1
2nd
53 '/a C
Company
(quar.)
5-19
5-15
2
6%
——
Lumber
1
4-11
in A
E.)
6-
6-
pfd.
6-15
76-
35c
5%
7- 2
40C
7%
11.25
(quar.)
25c
.——.—;
4%
A
$2.50
5-16
1
1
(quar.)
Co.,
(Edward)
(Charles
6%
9-15
5-15
Monthly
Hormei
6-15
1
62'Ac
(quar.)
Kroger Company,
Products
preferred
$4.25
2
10-
62'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
1$1.25
A
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Monthly
1
7-
87tec
1
135c
5% preferred (quar.)
Corp.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)_
4te% preferred series A (quar.)__
5-
6-
87 tec
1
-—
Hotel
General Steel
'
Powder
5-15
6-15
1
(quar.)
non-voting common.
Steel
Hooker
5-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
1
6-29
6-
——
6-2
6%
•
5-21
in
6-15
Baking Co., $8 #fd. (quar.)
Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)—
Mills,
6
6-
17c
dividend
4(4%
$1
6-
$1
25c
5% preferred A (s-a)
General Foods Corp., common
General Industries :
General
5-21
6-
6-
11-
5-15
1
Fund—
interest
preferred
4 'A %
5-15
6-
12-
(increased)
dividend
Hercules
Hobart
56 tec
1
(payable in A stock)
Horn <Sr Hardart Co.
(quar.)——
8-
62 tec
class
!
1
-—__—i-—
1
extra
Hercules
5-31
1
9-
Payable in non-voting common.
6-15
12 tec
1
Watch
Stock
Hires
12'A %
5-
25c
Payable
Hines
25c
Co.
com.
(payable
(quar.)
1
——
1
$1
5-10
—
6-
extra
dividend
5-
(interim)
common
Ltd.,
Calif.,
5-
;
(quar.)
Corp.,
140c
5- '4
5-31
50c
Electric
Stock
1
7-
5-18
6- ,L
5-15
42 tec
42'Ac
Light, 3.90% pfd.
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. <quar.)
Havana Lithographing Co., common
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Henke & Pillot, Inc. (quar.)_.
1
-
3-11
6-/1
1
40c
Koehrir.g Company (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kress (S. H.) Company (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
5-25
6- 5
6-11
Beneficial
3
4-20
6-
4-16
Knickerbocker
12-
1
7-
95c
1st
9-10
9-29
5-7
7-
6-30
75c
6-11
5-14
6-
5-15
8
9-29
5-19
,
321/20
(quar.)
A
4 V2 %
(quar.)
Cementing
of
5-15
1
Finance
JJ-25
(quar.)_I
(quar.)
Co.
5-15
(quar.)
Company
—
9-10
12-
6-15
6-25
1
6-30
$1
4%
Hart,
6-15
6-
12-23
25c
Hartford
6-15
1
9-29
50c
—
Well
5-25
Cigar Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
——i
General
1
5-28
$1
General
;
6-
25c
—
preferred
General
•
5-1
Co.—
preferred
Gamewell
7%
5-15
8
4-23
6-11
$1.25
..
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Year-end
,
7-
5-12
6-30
40c
"
Humble
Ltd.,
50c
50c
—
1
45c
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common ,(quar.)
$5 prior .preferred
(quar.)
6-10
Cotton Co.,
B
Class
(quar.)_—i.
—
6%
9
30c
(quar.)—.——
Gabriel' Steel Co.
Gair Co. of Canada,
4-30
5-25
6-11
$30c
——I—
Sulphur
5-15
$1
class A
(quar.)
Co., common
B
Fibre
preferred
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
5%
preferred (s-a)
5-
Co.—<
(quar.)
Fruehauf
5.90%
9-25
—
Co.
—_——$1.22J/2
—
series
9-25
1
6-15
3c
(initial)—i——
Common
„
11-
1
$1.15
Franklin Simon Co., Inc.—
4'A%
convertible preferred
Gair
'
35c
—
receipts
series
4%.
5
8-10
Funds—
Freeport
f.
1
69c
(s-a)
!
;
Co.
2
10-
5-16
5-11
Ltd.—
Franklin-Custodian
i..:..
1
6-1
—
(quar.)—
Bridge Works
Motor
American
Foster
6-
6-
(increased)
common
7-
$1.25
15c
5-3
1
———
(Newark)
Wallace, class B
Pitt
Ford
6-1
9-
371/2C
(quar.)
Corp
Co.,
Class
Inc., com. (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
conv. preferred
(quar.)
".
Shaffner & Marx
40c
preferred' (s-a)
Forbes &
Fort
Steel
7-18
25c
1
12-
$0.185625
preferred
Follansbee
5%
6-
50c
Funci_—
Corp.
;
1
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1
Hamilton
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)——
f
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Insurance
s
Bank
Foote
6-27
$1.25
Fittings, Ltd., conv. class A (s-a)—
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock
Quarterly
.1
:—
Florida Power Corp., 4%
pfd.
•,
5-12
6-27
7-16
50c
Works
8-
Class
Keyes
10-
10c
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel,
Handmacher-Vogel,
25c
Enamel
Financial
s
1
7-16
32V2C
Extra
Ferro
6-
25c
—
preferred
Federal
6-18
$1.25
(quar.)
common
.
Ltd.
Oil
Year-end
5-15
6- 8
$1.25
——
(quar.)
Farrington Mfg.,
Federal-Mogul Corp.
5-15
2
50c
Stock dividend
5-15
60c
—
Co.,
(quar.)
5te% pfd.
6-15
1
7-
Extra
5-15
6-25
6-
Brewing Corp.
4'A%
<,
&
1
6-
2
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
140c
Oil
Class
5-16
70c
—
(s-a)_,—
(quar.)..—
Morse
RR.,
Water
preferred
4-20
"
25c
(s-a)
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.).:
$5 preferred A (quar.).
$5 preferred A (quar.)—.
Faber, Coe & Gregg, common (quar.)
Fairbanks
7-
50c
—
140c
Mines,
Stock
Co.
Aluminum &
1
25c
common
8-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)!
Battery
10c
—
(ouar.)
^
W.
7-18
93 tec
Corp. (quar.)—
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
&
5-31
20c
preferred A
37 tec
37'/2c
quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Estate
112 tec
(initial
6-11
Year-end
6-15
15c
Railroad
Falstaff
4-30
3-31-52
preferred
1
12c
Equipment
Equitable Gas Co.
5-15
Extra
25c
Electric,
&
112 tec
75c
Hancock
5-25
6-
$1.06Vi
6-
6-15
$1.06'A
—
(initial)
District
Emsco
1
4-30
6-15
$1.02'A
(quar.)^-„
preferred
4-30
$1.25
5%
5-15
$1.25
(interim)
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
.Hamilton
Railway—
Co._:
common
Ohio
5%
5-10
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—
New
Hallnor
4-30
1
5-15
$1.50
Co.
112 tec
l«"4o
Halliburton
6-
30c
(s-a)
Street
Watch
1
$1.25
Hackensack
5-15
31 Vic
$4
Inc.
Gas, 4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
National
(initial)
$1.25
Cherpical Corp.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
8.80% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kawneer Company
(quar.)
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3te% preferred (quar.)
3te%
preferred (quar.)
1
Quarterly
5-3l
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
12-
25c
pfd.
Natural
Electric
.Elgin
&
Hajoca Corporation
25c
preferred
912-
Quarterly
"
Associates, $5 pfd.
Ltd., class A
(monthly)
i
2nd
9-10
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
5-23
$1.25
$4.25
A
(quar.)
preferred
Kaiser
12-10
(quar.)
Corp. __1
Gulf Oil
6-29
$1.12Vi
1
$5 preferred
5- 4
7-
(quar.)^_~
Paso
Mobile
$5 preferred
4
35c
(quar.)_
4Vi%r
conv'. preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
preferred
Monthly
class
Brewery,
Common
10c
6-
K.
1
Ltd.—
common
(quar.)
$1.75
6-21
6-10
/.
Quarterly
4-27
6-30
A
Johnson Oil Refining Co.
40c
(quar.)
out-
5-
5-15
40c
(quar.)
5-15
25c
(Houston)
tec
25c
—
(quar.)
Common
Paper Co.,
Edgewater Steel
El
56
(quar.)
Gulf
Corporation
(
Ins.
3%%
5%
5"
preferred
Eddy
Jones
5-15
5%
A
5-21
I
5%
6% preferred
Eastern Sugar
6-
6-
(quar.).-:
Massachusetts
25C
4
Knitting
preferred
Jones
5-15
Company
Eastern
4
1
(C. A.)
Kansas Utilities,
5-
6-
preferred
Eastern
5-15
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.—
Irregular
1—
50c
Eastern
90c
(s-a)
1
5%
:
7
3
common
Duplan Corporation
Dupuis-Freres, Ltd., 4.80%
Durlron. Cq., Inc., 5% pfd.
Early & Daniel Co.r
5-
6-
(quar.)
"
5-25
7-
25c
"Bradstreet, Inc., common
4Vi%'preferred (quar,)
;
25c
3
—
&
Dunham
11-26
7-
(quar.)__
Corporation,
4%
"Dun
pref.
Common
common
A
12-10
—-
Western
split
is on the capital stock
standing after tne split.
Dow Drug,' 7%
preferred (quar.)
'Drackett
conv.
dividend
payment
.
$2
1
P
6- 6
(quar.)
150c
above
6- "8
6-20
8-27
125c
two-for-one
a
6-27
75c
t$1.75
(quar.)
Mills
3
7-
$25c
Lake Sulphur Co.
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common
(quar.)
5-28
9-10
8-
5-29
5-25
35c
(quar.)—
Jefferson
6-10
137Vic
75c
1
$2
$1.80 prior pfd.
Co.,
5-17
(initial)—
5-31
6-
$2
125c
com
The
9.
Felt
5-31
—
3
(quar.)_,
(initial)
6-15
preference (quar.)
Donohue Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)
Special
.j.
Co.,
B
West
5-31
5%
7-
5%
Co., Ltd.,
t$2
SI
..Douglas. Aircraft
50c
5-31
xlte%
40c
Coal
112Vic
:
3
(quar.)
162Vic
—
Dominion Stores, Ltd
Dominion Tar &i Chemical Ltd..
*
Common .'(increased quar.)
Class
7-
—
West
Great
Xl'A%
8-27
Quarterly
Quarterly
6
(quar.)
5%
preference "C"
preference "D"
11-26
7- 6
7-
5%
9-10
4-30
1
5-Jl
8-27
12-10
8-
8-
3
$2
5-15
1SI.25
7-
9-10
xl3/<%
$2
4-30
payment dears arrears)—
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.-)_
5-15
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
3
preference "B"
Jantzen
Great Southern Life
Great
7-
7%
5-28
4-30
1
Payable of Reo.
5-28
$2
5-23
125c
Holdert
When
Share
6-10
11-20
5-15
6-
Company
Public
Service, common
preference (quar.)_—
6-10
1
5-17
Jamaica
12-10
t$1.50
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
(This
Co.
Knight Co.,
per
Name of
4
$1.50
t$1.50
Ltd. (s-a)
-
pref.
&
5-
(quar.)
A
Gray Mfg. Co.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
$9.25
preferred
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Great Lakes Towing Co
Ltd.—
Extra
5%
Union
r
140c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Malting Co., Ltd.,
6-15
,
20c
$$1.25
Dominion Engineering
Works,
preferred
9-20
117Vic
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
6-20
20c
1
$1.50
(quar.)
5-25
7-
6-
7%
5
5-
6-
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
$1.50
5-
5-25
25c
*
25c
(W. R.) & Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-25
10c
(quar.)
Beneficial shares
5%
Grace
62Vic
Inc.
'
Dominion
5
When
Share
Company
15c
common
1
Dodge & Cox
*
5-
W.)
14c
...
(quar.)
Houses,
Extra
5-25
(H.
He
—
series
A
Gossard
8c
—
.
Co.,
5
8c
—
-—
-
5-
13c
Y
-
equipment
Tobacco
Dixie Cup
k
series
series
Railroad
Per
Name of Company
5-25
15c
Pacific coast investment fund
Railroad
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
19c
^
'
Public
When
Share
series
5-15
5-
3
112 tec
6-15
5-18
Co.—
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1930)
Per
Name of
Company
Matthiessen Ss Hegler Zinc
May Department Stores Co., com. ■ (quar.)
♦3.75 preferred (quar.)__
♦3.75 preferred 1047 series (quar.)„*»—•«
$3.40 preferred
(quar.)__.
McBrlne (L.) Company, Ltd.—
Participating preferred (s-a)..
Me-Coll' Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.
50c
5-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
93%C
6-
1
6-15
85C
6-
1-
5-15
$50c
Mercantile
'.'
Stores
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%%
4%%
25c
-
-
5-'4
4-30
15c
'
,
L
5-15
\
*
*
4-30
5- X
30c
Micromatlc
I
Ltd.
(quar.)
$1.12%
$1.12%.
Products Co
*
(quar.)__!_,
„
8-17
11-30
11-18
6-11
5-16
25c
6-11
6-1
6-15
75c
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
50c
7-
1
6-8
10c
6-
1
$2
.
^
-
(J.
S.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Mohawk Carpet Mills Inc. (quar.),—,
Monroe Calculating Machine (quar.)
7- 3
6-15
Pacific
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 4% pfd.
Pacolet Manufacturing
(quar.)—
6-15
5-15
11-15
75c
6-
8
5-28
5-10
4-30
34% c
6-
1
5-23
62 %C
6-
1
$3.85 preference series C
96'Ac
6-
1
5-10
Montgomery & Erie RR.
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preferred
17%c
5-10
5-1
(quar.)
(s-a)——,,——
75c
Ltd., common (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)—-;.———,——
7%
preferred
A
5-15
5-
1
t22%c
7-3
6-
7
(quar.),———
Moore Corp.,
4%
—
Inc.
6-15
5-20
4-15
5-17
5-
6- 9
5-16
5-31
5-10
1
7
5-31
5-10
35c
6-15
5-15
35c
.
.
..—.I.—'
6-15
5-15
7%c
6-29
6-14
6-29
6-14
37 %c
6- 1
$1.50
6-28
6-21
$1.50
9-28
9-20
$1.50
12-28
12-20
5-16
of.. America-—•
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—...
6%
(quar.)——
6% preferred (quar.)
Nashville Chattanooga Ss St.
Quarterly
......
....
—
...
Louis
5- 7
5-15
*-29
6- 1
5-15
6-
5
5-25
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
%C
5-15
4-30
31 %C
5-15
4-30
31'Ac
5-15
4-30
31'Ac
—
5-15
4-30
30c
5-15
1
$55c
7- 2
5-
7
'
€-15
8-15
7-
$1
20c
5-24
1
€-15
5-31
50c
5-21
5-15
83Ac
6- 1
$10c
5-29
6- 7
$20C
6-15
5-11
6-15
5-11
6-
1
5-
1
6- 1
5-
1
31 %C
56c
6-
1
5-15
62 %c
Common
(quar.) ..........
$1 preferred (quar.),;
$1 preferred (quar.)..—....
—
$1 preferred (quar.),..
$1 preferred (quar.)—
$1.32 preferred (quar.)—...
$1.32 preferred (quar.)———
$1.32 preferred (quar.)...
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)—
....—
Peninsular Grinding Wheel Co....
;
Penman's; Ltd., common (quar.)—..lu—.—
Pennsylvania Power
4.24% preferred (initial quar.)
—
PeppereH -Manufacturing, Co. (quar.)^—
6-15
10- 1
9-15
62 %C
....I
7-1
62'Ac
,J.
(quar.)
common
1-1-52
25c
5-15
5-
8-15
8-3
25C
11-15
11-5
75c
6-1
5-
25c
6-1
5- 8
50c
5-23
5- 9
National Alvminate
35C
5-15
4-30
National
50c
7-13
6-
Extra
National
—
Acme
—IZZZZ-ZZZZ'
...
Co.
(quar.).,—...
Corp. (quar.)
I."
Co., common—.
Biscuit
7% preferred (quar.)
National By-Products Inc.
Can
Corp...
Cash Register
National
,
5-31
5- 8*
20c
5-26
5-10
10c
5-26
5-10
_I
10c
6-15
6-
Z_I
65C
7-16
$1.2o
5-15
4-20
25c
6-15
6-
$1
—
National
7-1
6-15
6- 9
5-10
—
———
Co.
(quar.)
National Casket Co., common
National City Lines Inc., com.
—
(quar.)
^_$4 preferred A (quar.).—.
National Cylinder Gas Co., common
4% %" preferred (quar.)—.—.
43A%
25c
(quar.).
f
National
Electric
60c
class
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
6-11
5-21
1
5-11
Machine
$15c
6-11
6-11
8-1
7-21
5c
10-30
10-20
15c
6-20
6-
6-
5-18
70c
$12'Ac
A
I__I_IIIIIII
Corp,—..IIIII.I'
(quar).. I
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.).
-i.
Simmons
6- 9
5-15*
25c
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
Preston East Dome
62'AC
5-15
4-30
Procter
62 %0
Machinery Co..;
Products, ccm. (quar.)_,__
8-
7-31
1
5- 4
5-15
5- 4
30c
5-15
5-1
50c
5-25
5-15
60c
6- 1
$1.12%
5-21
$1.06%
5-15
20c
6-15
5-
1
(William), Ltd., 5% pref, EM ire Is¬
for redemption on
Allay 21 at
Ltd.
Jersey Zinc Co.
New Park Mining Co
:
New York Air Brake Co,
New York State Electric Ss
Gas,
preferred
4% %
.* $4.50
preferred
preferred
5-31
5-15
5-18
5-
75c
.IIII
5-15
10c
6- 8
5-18
•
.
5- 4
5-1
9
3c
6-30
5-19
80c
6- 1
5-13
42'AC
5-15
4-20
933Ac
,
7-1
6-
8
$1.12%
7-1
6-
8
$1.12%
7- 1
6-
8
(increased"quar!) I
33A%
il'i
60c
New
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
II.III
,.—2
...
York
Name
Stocks, Inc.—
changed to Diversified Funds, Inc.
(divid. payments shown, under
new
name),
York
Water Service Corn, (quar.)
Newport. News. Shipbuilding,r& .Dry Dock—
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
I
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 preferred (quar)I~~
Norfolk Southern. Ry. Co.
(quar.)
Norfolk $5 Western Ry., common
4% adj. preferred (quar.)
Normetal
Mining Corp., Ltd.
20C
(quar.).
6-15
6-1
5-15
12 %c
6-15
6-
$1
6-
1
1
5-22
75C
6-15
6-
1
75c
6- 8
5-
9
25c
.
5-10
4-11
I
.
$10c
6-29
5-31
} 10c
(Special
12-14
$1
1-2-52
6-30
6-
25c
6-30
6- 4
dividend
Stock
&
Gamble
$2
pfd.
(accum.)
5-
8
2
5-15
4-30
$5.50
5-10
4-26
Southern
preferred
Co.
of New
Electric
<fc
Mexico
(quar.)
Southwest
Co.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
class
A
6-29
5-31
Southwestern Life Ins.
6-15
Southwestern Public Service Co., com.
5-15
4-25
4-25
6-10
5-21
♦UO
1
5-i5
6-
i
(quar.)
(quar.).,
1
5-15
1
5-1 i
5-15
4-30
25c
5-15
5-
6-
|
5-14
1
35c
6-30
6-1
6-30
6-
20c
5-15
4-20
50c
6-
1
5- 4
$1.25
7-
1
6-
$1.50
5-31
1
8
3- 2
7-
7-1
•—
5-15
4.60%
1
5-15
7-28
6-28
6- 8
5-24
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-5
4-24
6-14
5-25
5-
6-11*
9-10*
12-10*
.
6-8
5-18
6-1
81
5-11*
6-
$1.05
5-11
1
6-9
5- 4
5-15
40c
22%c
4-30
6-20
6-1
6-29
6-
6- 4
5-15
1
5-31
5-19
5-31
5- S
•
25Ac
30,2C
5- 5
5-31
5-15
4-20
6-13
6-
6-15
t40c
62 Ac
$1
5-15
1
5-15
1,
.
6-
$1.37'A
5-15
6-15
$1.25
9-14
8-15
5-15
5- 4
5-15
30c,
4fcc
28c
7-10
7-13
6- 9
5-11
10c
25c
$L12%
5-28
(quar.)
6-
Common
—
—
1
6-
1
6-10
6- 1
9-
1
——---——8c
—
Common
9-10
7c
12-10
50c
5-25
5-15
45c
30c
5-15
5- 1
6-15
5-15
87'Ac
6-15
6-
6- 1
5-15
5-15
5- 1
6- 1
5-21
-*
—
Sport Products, Inc. (increased s-a)
Stamford Water Co. (quar.)———
Inc.,
Standard Brands,
common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
40c
$12%c
$$1.25
convertible pref. (quar.)
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd., common
$1.60
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
;
Corp.—
$1.60 conv. preferred (quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
25c
^
12- 1
-
1
4-30
4-30
Dredging
6-13
6-
1
Standard
Oil of California
7-
1
6-
1
Standard
Oil Co.
933Ac
10-
1
9-
4
40c
25c
75c
5-15
4-27
50c
5-10
4-12
Silica
50c
6-14
5-24
Standard Steel Spring Co.
2'Ac
7- 1
6-20
Standard-Thomson
Corp.,
common—z
5-28
6-11
5-10
50c
25c
12'Ac
12 %e
50c
6-11
5-11
1
5-18
65c.
(Del.)——
(Indiana)
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Standard
6-
6-15
7c
——-
5-15
6-15
Spokane Portland Cement
5%
l'
12-20
75c
(quar.)
Corp
—
—Spiegel, Inc., common————,—'
$4.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)———,——
Standard
7-
4-30
6-
9-20
—
Spencer,
Spencer Shoe
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.
6-11
6- a
5-15
5-31
4-20
e- a
7-2
5- 5
4-16
7- 2
4-16
7- 2
5-15
5-25
5-28
6-15
5-25
common
6-15
50c
6-15"
6-29
(quar.)
45c
preferred (quar.)
—.—$1.15
Kellogg Ss Sons, Inc. (qua:-.)——
50c
Spencer Chemical Co.,
50c
50c
6-10
5-10
$250
87%C
6-7
1
Common
$1.02
83Ac
Stores; Inc., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Renoid-Coventry; Ltd., class A (quar.)
...
Resources of Canada Investment Fund, Ltd.
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)..
Revere Copper Ss Brass
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co., com. (quar.).
B
6-
6-1
6- 1
933Ac
(quar.)—
43A%
Class
Co, (Dallas)
6-1
7-14
Gas—
preferred ' (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (increased quar.)
Reading Company, common (quar.)
4%
non-cum.
1st preferred (quar.)
Reed Drug Co., common.
35c
(quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
5-15
6-21
6-15
preferred (quar.)—
—$1.25
Lumber Mills, Inc. (irreg.)^——
25c
5-10
*
—
33A%
3%%
preferred
non-cum.
5-15
i
6-21
7-10
non-cum.
1
84c
.^
Purina
5%
5%
———
1
;
6-21
7-10
Railway Co.
6-
$1.05
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
preferred lqu.;r.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Pure Oil Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Radio
Corp. nf America, common..;.
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
Ralston
.
(quar.)-
preferred
6-
Public Service Co. of Ni w Hampshire—
Service
California Edison—
preferred (quar.)—
4.88%
preferred (quar.)
Soutnern Canada .Power Co., Ltd., commonSouthern Natural Gas Co.——-—Southern Railway Co.
——-—
Southwestern Associated Telephone—
4.08%
10c
i
6-21
7-10
6-20
Southern
7-
$1.08%
preferred (quar.).
4.20% preferred iquar.)
Service
—.—*
5-10
50c
4'AVo
Public
Corp., common—
7-16
«
9-17
12-14
7-10
3t)c
5-25
25c
5-14
6-15
9-27
75c
—
preferred
(quar.)-^——
4.20%
preferred' (quae.)—'-—.
*
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. (increased)—
Solar Aircraft Co., 90c conv, pfd. (quar.)—
3.50%
6- 1
Washington Insurance Co.—
(quar.)
Public Electric Light, 6%
3.35%
(quar,)..
Common
$1
5-15
5-14
12-27
75c
30c
%c
5-15
1
1
6-26
$1
$25c
Quarterly
—
Quarterly
——
Quarterly ———————
*
*—
Smith (Alexander) & Sons Carpet Co.—
65Ci
preferred
6-
fe
1
5- 2
6-
31'Ac
75c
50c
40c
Providence
5-15
$30c
$50c.
$56'Ac
—
6-
4-27
5%
$1.25 conv. pfd. series A (quar.)——
Soundview Pulp Co. (quar.)
South Bend Lathe Works (increased)——
6-1
7-17*
5-15
$1.25
75c
Bono tone
5-"2
1
6-10
6-
1
7-17*
1
8-
50c
$4c:-H
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)....—
Co.
8-
6-15
$1.20
5-16
5-29*
6-12
1
5-11*
6-
7-19
1
25c
$1.12
5-ll«
$140
4-20
8-
5-19
1
40c
(quar.).
5-10
7- 1
1
100%
4-16 -
6-10
6-
5-10
5- 9
5-10
3
6-
5-11
1
5-23
7- 1
6-
1
6-
15c
20c
1
5- 4
5- 1
6-25
91'Ac.
$1.07%
91 'Ac
5-25
9- 1
6- 1
25c
75c
Mfg. Co.,. Ltd.—
Ordinary registered (annual)—.
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Skilsaw, Inc. (quar.)
—*
dioss-Sheftield Steel & Iron Co.—
4
5-11*
.
5-15
50c
(quar.)—— $$1.12/2
Company
10%;;tio: 7-10
(quar.)
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.
9-15
27%e
50c
85c
$1
983,ic
25c
Potash Co. of America
Red-Owl
...
—
6-28
56c
(quar.).
9-14
37'Ac
4.08%
37 %c
(increased!-—!
6-15
10-1
-
6-1
•6-15
Singer
15c
$1.40
4'A % pfd, (quar.)__II
Neisner Brothers Inc.
(quar.)
——HiNeptune Meter Co., common..—...—
—.1
$2.40 preferred (quar.)..
Mines,
B
Public
called
.
0-14
1
7-
Ppblic Service Co. of Colorado
5-15
47 %c
Neiman-Marcus Co.,
New
5-10
53 %c
,
$104 per share plus this dividend..
New
6- 1
5-21
6-15
12-14
37%c
■
7-31
6-12
25c
_
8-13
25c
35C
—
7- 1
7-, 3
7- 3
7-10
(s-a)——
Simpson's. Ltd., 4'/2% pfd,
Sinclair Oil Corp., (quar,)
$1
—
$1.50 class A (quar.)
(quar.)——
I.—
50c
Class
4% preferred (quar.)
Sigma Mines Ltd. (Quebec)
8
10- 1
7-3
7-17
————
50c
—
Company,
6-15
Corp.-
8
$1
—
6-15
.II—I.
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.——I-I
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
;
~ ----Nebraska-Iowa Packing
—1111.11
Calumet
Ss
Co
25c
preferred (quar.)—..—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
New
Poor
Tool
Steel
5-
1-2-52
6-$
7- ar
12-1
Seiberling Rubber, common (quar.)——
4%% prior preferred (quar.)——
——
5%
class A preferred (quar.)
——
5-
$1,12%
iquar.)
Pleasant Valley Wine Co.—
6-15
7- 2
,_IIIIIIII
4%%
sue
Plomb
5-25
7- 2
$1.40 preferred (quar.).
National Tea Co.—
Nielson
9- 1
—
5-15
$1.12%
preferred class B—This issue called
redemption on June 1 at $120 per
share plus this dividend
Plasecki Helicopter (stock dividend)
—.
7- 2
preferred (quar.)
5-15
for
6-15
6%
5-15
$1.12%
6-2$
5-21
12-15
—*
—
4-16
1%
10-1
Common
5-15
5-15
6-20
7-25
7-25
-
—
6-
1
5-1
■
Securities Acceptancev Corp.
4-25
6-
5-15-
non-cum.
2-5
5-21
.
6-11
,J6-\ 1
■
6-30.
6-30
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
6% non-cum. preferred A (quar.)—
$1.25
5% non-cum. preferred A (quar,)
$1.25
Seaboard Finance Co., common (quar.)_—45c
$2.60 convertible preferred (quar.)—_—
65c
$1.35 convertible preferred
(quar.)—.—
333Ac
$1.35 convertible preferred B (quar.)-——
33%c
Seaboard Oil Co. (Del.)
—
500
Seaboard Surety Co. (quar.)—
60c
5%
5-15
1
5r31
.
6-29
50c
,
.5-15
1
6-15^
7- 2
Co.—
Air Line RR,
11- 5
35c
—-—i,..
....——
$1.25
....
preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—
Starch
—
$1.12%
...
6%
National
1
Extra
Co., common
————
preferred (quar.)
1
$4
preferred
(quar.)
-Scotten Dillon Co. (reduced)
Scullin Steel Co. (irreg.)—
—
Scovill Mfg; Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)—
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
—
11-15
6-
•
Paper
Shawinigan Water Ss Power Co.—
Common
(quar.)—
——„—
4% preferred A (quar.)
;
4%% preferred B (quar.)—.
—
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
lc
Plllsbury Mills, Inc., common
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel— "
—
$3.40
75C
(quar.)—
20c
—
National Rubber
6-
Co.
*
Sharon
$1.75
-
•5-11
6- 1-.
•6-
Co.
2-5
■
$15c
...
Extra
7- 1
1
Glass
Scott
Cummins
preferred A (quar.)
5%%
50C
—
Phoenix
(Bchwitzer
33c 2-15-52
preferred (quar.)—:——
Pheoll M&nufactuvihg Co. (quar.)—.
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$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.).
$1 pref. common (quar.)
——
Philadelphia - Suburban Water Co.—
Common (quar.)
—
u.._
$3.95 preferred (quar.)—.
—
$3.65 preferred (quar.)—————
Phillips Petroleum (increased quar.)
•
i
20c
15c
12%c
3c
35c
5%
50c
Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)
•8an Toy Mining Co.,..
——
Savage Arms Corp
Sayre & Fisher Brick (stock dividend)
Schenley Industries Inc. (quar.)
33c
7%
5-26
5-11
$1-25 $1.25
$1.25 ;
St. Regis Paper
8-3
1
5-i
6-11
$$1.50
—
5- 5
Perkins Machine Ss Gear Co.—•
$1.7.5
—
.
.
1
$15c
National Lead Co., 7% class A
pfd. (quar.)
National Linen Service
Corp., com. (quar.) —
5% preferred (quar.).
4% % preferred (quar.)
.—,11'
National Malleable Ss Steel
Castings Co.
National Paper & Type Co.
(quar.)
•
6-
Co.—
National Gypsum, $4.50 pfd.
National Hosiery
Mills, Ltd.
89c class A
1
$1.06
;
National Gas Ss Oil
6-29
5C
Welding
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
$1.18%
.
preferred
(quar.).:
National Dairy Products
Corp. (quar.)
National Drug;& Chemical
Co., Ltd., com—
60c conv. preferred
(quar.)
,
5
$1.75
(quar.)—
Extra
.
'
8
,
——
8-15
775c
5-15
5-15
5*31
*5« .
•/7-:i.
v $$1.07
7-^5
$50©
$18^«c ' 7-25
8an Antonio Transit
5
•
—
Louis,. San Francisco Ry.—
5% preferred., (quar.).
5% preferred -(quar.)
6% preferred iquar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine InsuranceNew common
(initial quar.)
5-15
$1.06
5-15
!«-**#
,
■...
25c 2-15-52
10c
e-a5
,
$60c
33c
——
*
—
33c
—.....
1
6t.
12-15
25c
6-
20c
$I»
50c
$2.40 2nd preferred^ (quar.)
Seaboard
15c
Peabody Coal Co., common—
...—
5Vo convertible prior preferred (quar.)„—
"Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
1
6-
5-15
$30c
......
......
preferred"*quar.)—^r^->r
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$6 1st preferred-(quar.)
5-1
$1.50
...
—
4-20
5-15
IOC
(quar.).
—
Extra
4-30
5-15
50c
Extra
5-15
75C
—
1
Ry.—
5-25
31
—
12 %c
„
6-15
34%c
(quar.)
Peninsula Telephone,
Common (quar.)
:
3c
(s-a).....
Munising Wood Products Co., common——
5% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.),
6%
5-25
6-30
2c
———
Mutual Chemical Co.
6-
6-11
50c
...
6-15
50c
—
..
Coip.
6-25
40C
—
(quar.)
1
1
37%c
1st preferred
Page-Hershey Tube?, Ltd
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line-Co.—
Common
(quar.)....—....——.—.
4% preferred (quar.)
—j
Paragon Electric _Co. (quar.)__
Parkview Drugs, Inc. (Kansas City)—
25c participating preference
(quar.)..'—
Pa to Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd
Paton Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
(quar.)r,
7
50c
....
:
6- 7
7-
6-
59%C
common (quar.)
(quar.)—
Morrison-Knudsen Co., common
(quar.)
Motor Products Corp.
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.).—.
Producers
7- 3
*37%c
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
-
6- 7
50c
4 3A%preferred
Mount Diablo Company
Extra
3
7-3
t$1.75
preferred B (quar.)
(William R.) Dry Goods, common—,
Lines
7-
$25c
t$1.75
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
5-10
7-
$1.12%
25c
4-30
50c
—
Monroe Loan Society, 5%% pfd. (quar.«
Monsanto Chemical
Co., common (quar.),—
Extra
Robinson
5-24
12-15
4-16
si
5-24
$50c
5-15
$1.25
6-16
$50C
„
Semi-annual
4-18
35c
Gamble
Mills
——
6-15
6-30
.
.
—,———-
75c 2nd
-
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
$$1.25
common.:
6-15
$♦1.75
$5 pref.
5-15
4-30
37 %c
Co.,
rn
5%%
4-30
6-17
6-
.
<s-a)
5-15
.
—
Saiway Steel Products (quar.)——
Saguenay Power Co., 4%% pfd.. (quar.)——
St. Lawrence Corp;, Ltd. $2 1st pfd. (quar,J
6- 1
Co—
Paper-Co;,
6-16
5-15
5-15
1
6- t
——v
—
Corp,
'
','6-,i:
Corp. (quar.)——
.
Rutland 4t,WhitehaJl*RR.. .(quar.)—„
Royalty
6-15
9-15.
10-j'l
6-15
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
—1—$1Paper Co.t: Ltd ...common—
—$15c
4'A% preferred (quar.)..
...———— $$1.06%
Ruppert* (Jacob) •*%% pfd. (quar.)..
.$1.12/a .
Gabine
9-15
^
$1.02%:
Rowe
6-13
$1.12%
—
40C
40c
6-29
,
6-1$
1
7- 1
4%
7-lt
wa¬
(quar.)
Marine- is Mfg;
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
5%
1
25c
-
pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
5% redeemable-1st pfd. (quar.).-.
5% redeemable 1st preferred A- (quar.)
5% redeemable 1st pfd. A (quar.)
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred- (quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp., common (quar.)._
$1.37%
i
B
Mountain
B
f-
..
7-1
10-
-
50c
50c
(quar.).—i 40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rohm ■■So Haas-
4-30
5-21
41-20
8-30
Co.
Mfg; Co.
Payable ^of Rec,
Holland
"
-5-15
4-30
50c
.
2C
$1.50 preferred- (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line
Morris
<*
-Outboard
4-19
,
Rockland- Gas
Rockwell
4-30
5-15
5-31
50c
-
.
preferred'.(quar.)—
4.10%
7-10
4-27
6-1^
5-15
$1.75
$$»75
$1.75
$1*75
75c
$20c
$25c
,
5-14
5-19-
66% c
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., common—.—
7 % preferred (quar.)__
«..i,—
Oswego Falls. Corp. '•
4%%- preferred ' (quar.)__—
;
5-31
7%
Glass
Omar, Inc., 4Vs %■-. conv. pfd.
'Ontario $r Quebec Ry/ (s-a);
5-15
(quar.)
6-11*
6-1
'
50c
tquar.)..
com.
,
e-l
•
,
33%c'-
Pacific Gas Ss Electric, 6%
6-15
Moore
-
Pacific
6-30
preferred
.
convertible class A (quar.).
5-15
•5-10
(s-a)
6- 1
20c
-
5-15
5-15
6-- 1.
-
$1.31%
'
—
——
,
......
r——.4—,
(quar.)
Extra
5-15
4C
Mitchell
Co.,
(quar.)
6-15
$30c
Class
Gas
A
6-15
26'Ac
$5.50
Natural
50C
——I,
preferred
5-15
5-10
'.$l.lf%!
——
Oxford
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (interim)
Minneapolis Gas Co..
Minneapolis-Moline Co., common.—-IL.II
8%
(quar.)
50c
_
—
5-25
7%. 2nd preferred
5-21
8-1
-
6-16
5-15
6- 9
$1
35C
.
1st
-1st
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)—.
Robinson, Little Jo Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)..
Class A preference^(quar.)—...—r—
'Rochester Gas Jf Elec. Corp.4% preferred (quar.)
—
Oliver United- FiUers—
8
5-15
*
25c
(quar.)
$0.53375
OUn Industries, ^Inc„ common
?
,•
<
20c
4%- preferred^ series A--(-quar.)$1 "
8
$2
I
6^15
25c
Co.
4 3A,% t preferred
5-11
8-31
75c
_
Products, common (quar.).
8% preferred (quar.)
$2 non-cum. prefenred
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
Midwest Oil Co., common (s-a)
;
6-31
.20c
■y-
Steel
Extra'
.
Match
Oklahoma
5-4
$1.12%
Hcne
Extra;
"
1
.
..
5-31
5-31
iOhrbach's, ^Inc.,'$2.25 preferred- -At -(quar.)—
1
5-15
Onio
>
Corp. .(quar.)
Ifld-Cohtirient Petroleum Corp.
Midland
66-
$5c
IIIIIIIIIII
6-12
6-12
6-30
6-30
-Ogilvie Flour Mills» Ltd.,pfd.- tquar.-)—- --$$4.75
5-21
6-15-
.......
Nofwlch Pharmacal Co., eommon (quar.)^i—
4.50% conv. preferred A (quar,)_——^
6-16
6-15'
■
$1.75
I
^
,
5-.4
:'7- 1
62'Ac
(quar.)_i,
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food
,
5-'4
10c
.4%%
North Central Texas Oil Co.
5- 1
1
$1.50
,$1.37 %
....
(jjccum.)...
preferred
,
.
^
preierred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
i%
..
Northeastern Water, $4 prior.pfd. (quar.)—
,Northwest Bancorporation (quar.)..
Northwestern-Public Servicer;.
•
4 % % preferred -(quar.j
5%
preferred; (quar.).—..—
■
-
Mica Co..-of
Canada,
Michaels Stern Ss Co.
-
6-
....
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
5-24
r
-
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
6-22
6-
*
50c
„>
9
7-2
30C
,—
preferred r(accum.)...
5%%
1
5-15
-
6%
,
*
37 Vac
-
Extra
.
1
6-1
'6-1
50c-
^
.
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)—
•
6-
40c
$1,06'A ;
(quar.)—
com.
Si Frank Co., Inc.,—
,
5-
$2 convertible'preferred (quar.)
North American-Investment—;
'
Co.,
■l/o Preferred ,(qu<*r.)
Meier
,
1
North American Car Corp, common——.
-
6-13
6-
$50'Ac
•
.
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Meadrille Telephone Co.,_ common
5 % preferred (s-a)__
7- 2
t25c
(s-aj
Share
1951'
Monday, May 7,
Per
When-Holders
Payable of Reo;
Per
Name of Company
4-30
90c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Corporation, common (quarr)_*_j^j.
_4'/4^_prqferreil (quar.)
Mead
Holders
Payable of Iteo.
93%C
„
•
When
Share
.
.
.
—.
6-
5-10
5- 4
5-15
Corp.
$
1
6-20
5-15
4-30
7- 2
6-15
$28c
7- 2
6-15
$4c
5-15
4-30
5-24
5-10
4-25
12-21
56c
7- 2
50c
6-
Stecher-Tiaung Lithograph Corp.—
25c
$1.18%
8-
6-10
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
50c
37%c
(quar.)
9-15
10c
Common
G-15
5-21
-preferred* (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)—
Stein (A.) St Company (quar.)_
Fterchi Brothers Steros. Inc. (quar.)
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-15
Stern
50c
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-
5
5-15
Stoneea
50c
6-5
5-15
Stowell
60c
5%
*
5%
5%
Ss Stern
4% %
9-14
*
12- 4
5-15
4-30
6- 8
5-25
"textiles Inc.
preferred
Coke
6-13
6-29
9-28
&
-
(quar.)
Coal
Co.
—
(reduced)
Screw, Ltd., class A (s-a)——
$75c
6-15
1
5-15
6- 1
5-15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5009
Volume 173
47
(1931)
ts-
Wells
Suburban
,
Corp.,
^referred
$1.25
Gas
Propane
Sutherland
Swan-Finen
Oil,
5-
1
Weber
'5-
1
Welex
25c
5-15
5-
1
Wellman
25c
6-15
5-25
Wentworth
Manufacturing
50c
6-15
5-19
Wesson Oil
& Snowdrift Co.,
37'/2C
6-
1
5-15
Weoi
inures
10c
(quar.)
6%
pid.
6-
1
5-15
West
-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
40c
,
7-
1
6-
40c
l
„
10-
1
40c
1
11-30
1-2-52
f5c
6-
1
4-19
5-
3
Western
5%
Chemical
&
Ccrp
(quar.)
Transmission,
Coal
of
Certificates
Co.
1
Oil
&
Co.
$1.25
$2.40
preferred
4%>
Thrifty
?
Tide
Westinghouse
preferred
$1.35
Toledo
Corp.
White
5-
1
*
Weston
1
White's
■5-J1
Auto
Whitin Machine
70c.
5-21
4-30
$70
5-21
4-30
50c
7-
1
6-
8
31V4C
7-
1
6-
8
Will
&
5-31
5-
5-15
4-30
Co.
4-30
6-28
6-
7-16
7-
7
12 y2 c
5-31
5-21
25c
5-15
i
8-15
25 c
11-15
11-10
7-
2
6-21
1
9-20
75c
6-12
5-29
25c
1-
2
6-
8
50c
6-
1
5-
5%
8-10
10-
Quarterly
•
•
La Salle St.
South
208
Quarterly
...
--
7
62 %C
(quar.)—
Corp.
——1——
Union, Asbestos
Rubber
&
Co.
(quar.)
-
Carbide
Carbon Corp_.
&
Co. of
Union Electric
———
<
Aircraft,
United
'
New
preferred
92V2c
5-15
SIV2C
5-15
50c
5-10
(initial)
5-25
5-
4
6-15
6-
1
207c
$1
-
4V2%:
'
United
'*■
Class! B*(quar.)
J-tl"
'
'
—r
;37c
fc-15
5-31
25c
6-11
(interim)
6-11
5-15
5-
S,
Envelope
Co.
U.
S.
Finishing
$1.75
5-
35c
6-30
convertible
5-
3-22
(quar.)
40c
-
5-10
Foundry Co.
ripe
0.
-
50c
1
6-
8
1
30c
5-15
75c
(quar.),,————
6-20
Ux
U.
Potash
S.
r
:
convertible
$f)
nrefermd
Universal Consolidated Oil
Extra
:•
■■
■'
Van
Dorn
of
t
(quar.)
*
.—--
-
Walker
Warren
-
$4.50
Warren
Corp.
6
6-
8
6-
5-15
4-28
5-25
5-10
8-
11-
4
10c
5-31
5-
lc
5-10
4-25
6-10
6-
62 Vic
7-
6-22
62VZC
10-
r-
2
1
1
9-20
1-2-52
62V2c
12-22
'
1
7-16
25c
6-15
30c
6-20
6-
;-$1.30
2
5-11
5-18
50c
Utah
5-
8
$1.25
6-11
6-
1
$1.25
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
12-10
12-
1
J25C
6-15
6-
1
;—
-
6-
$1
i
1
7-17
1
4-30
6-11
8-
6-
"""
5-
4
6-
1
5-11
$1.13
6-
1
(quar.)
20c
6-
1
5-15
$1.12 Vr
5-10
& Northern JtR., com.,
(quar.)—
1951,
10
mtge.
due
Co.,
in
asks that
June
on
1.—
-
.
New.
York,
connection
N.
Y.,
with
3V2%
$5
its
has
been
offering
of
1,
bonds,
TO
outstanding,
be
6- 1
5-19
not,
5-15
5-31
to
5-31
§316,420
the
the
1,
6-
1
■•
the
C
17,702,000
$22,000,000
11.1,423,897 shs.
D
of
of
intention
present
any
t360,000 shs.
82,500,000 Shs.
first
first
the
of
shares
3,166
have
held
been
in
issuing
agreed
shares
310
here
!,,">!■)
A.
Net rev.
from ry. operv
,
for
issuance upon
Net
ry,
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
issuable
in
exchange
underwriters
purchase
to
are
exercise
The
below
opposite
their
C.
warrants
therefor,
respective
company
&
19.23'%
Lee
A.
3.51
Merrill
Brown
Inc.,,
&
Sons
the
Dillon
Co.,;_
share
the
of
right
4.21
be
entitled
shares
for
$311,258
373,092
•$91,953
•$61,834
•101,597
16,828
to
will
purchase
beoffered
•74,065
«
Net
tion
pended
fori- 1951
additional
of
are
estimated
31).
It
is
at
and
any
stockholders,
ties
4.56
Unicn
3.51
details,
see
White,
2.81
,
Co
&
Beane^T,.—J* '4.21
Co.,
7.02
S.
Stone
Graham,
&
corporation
Dean
&
Webster
2.81
4.21
Securi¬
Corp.
4.21
Corp.,,/,
Securities
Weld
&
&
4.21
4.21
Co.__
Witter
Co.,
2.81
U
V. 173, p. 1797.
share),
$42,000,000
contemplated
($10,000,000
that
there
be
finahfcing in an amount approximating $20,000,000, after
common
stock, incident to the i'951 construction
and Ihtt further financing will be required inN 1952.—V. 173,
underwriting.
a
letter of notification
to be offered at
and
guest
The
proceeds
are
Office—139
cottages.
with the
($100
used to
par
be
to
Virginia
No.
5t/
Nev.
Wilson & Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
has called for redemption on June 1, 1951, throur'
sinking fund, $737,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3'1 *
1958, at 100%%' and accrued interest. Paymept w"
be made at the Guaranty Trust Co."of New York, 140
Broadway, Nr
York
15,
N. Y.,
or
at the First National Bank of Chicago, Ch:
company
operation
of
series due
April 1,
the
111.—V.
90,
cago
.
173; p. 479.
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Wisconsin
1951
March—#
from
Net
ry.
1S49
1948
$2,289,160
$2,342,406
396,413
565,713
539,640
railway
/
56,259
$2,449,86*
646,40
272,707
277,663
325,72
6,870,595
6,102,993
6,505;681
6,854.57
758,479
1,199,725
1,218,503
1,395,759
*271,309
362,556
395,000
^ 462,793
income,,;
oper.
1950
$2,446,248
railway
from
Net
ex¬
will
filed
20
shares of common stock
without
hotel
construct
April
on
covering 3,000
per
Gross
the additional
1703.
2.10
Lynch,. Pierce,
Moseley & Co.,,,,,
Smith, Barney & Co.,/
Co;,
Co
&
SEC
and
will
remaining
subject to
the
through ( March
program,
P.
of
Noyes,
Langley
This
financing will be used to provide for construc¬
expenditures and to reimburse the treasury therefor.
Construction
expenditures
sale
by
4.21
Co.J.
Whitehorn Properties, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
the
1
♦
proceeds
C.
The
May 25, 1951,
1951.
Employees
shares;
subscription
allotment.
record
11,
June
unsubscribed
for
of
held
expire
4.56%
Corp
&
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$26,751
shares
will
through
percentages set
Morgan Stanley &
F.
•
2.81
&
a.
Reno,
10
each
Co
&
Ripley
Parsons
W.
Securities
subscription
•
severally
the deben-
Brothers
Masten
Fenner
4 21
&
Inc.
stock
additional
E.
2.81
Sachs & Co.—
Harriman
Corp. is named as principal -underwriter
offering which is subject to prior subscription rights of
stockholders.
The subscription price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
)
The offering to stockholders
is to be made on the basis of one
for
Scrip
have
the
in
Higginson
Lehman
Co.,
&
Hallgarten
May 1 filed a registration statement with
shares of common stock, $10 par value.
on
449,674
Webster
of
names:
4.21
Allyn
Eastman,
173, p. 1419.
covering
Stone
outstanding
below
severally from the corporation such of
being offered as are not subscribed for
subscription
3.51
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
for
named
now
of
Goldman,
$290,914
382,867
*42,145
'
conversion
in..
$168,124
141,374
./•$41,241
is
additional
,'*
treasury.
reserved
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
■■
■'
V
which
utres
forth
i-4tm
such
any
now
could
There
debentures.
the
reported
are
bonds
mortgage.
certificates.
For further
'
mortgage
'
the
bonds
mortgage
first
*
dates
„
14,238,900
series
and
provisions
UNDERWRITERS—The
*
$21,541,000
-
14,238,900
1965—,,
value)
par
series
under
shares
^Includes
5-18
,
6-12
<
^Excludes
5-16
6-15
25c
Outstanding
•
5-16
'
Canadian non-residents' tax.
at the source.
Non
120,091
debentures
20,000,000
approximately
issued
5-16
6- 1
75c
$78,850
record
FINANCING
24,000,000
bonds.
1951—Month—1950
rev._,„_____
of
amount
PRESENT
bonds, series Dr
(without
however,
6- 1
Corporation and
exps.__,
of
series C,
1970
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
oper.
stockholders
363,166 shs.
stock
addition
now
"".ii.iM.it..
oper.
subscription
•
EFFECT
value)
par
Common
25c
$2.50
20c
record
for
prior preferred stock (without
cum.
5-30
Incorrect
were
1965,
Authorized
March
4-20
6-
7%.
of
1,
record.
GIVING
1, 1967—
debentures, due May
•In
deductible
tax
of
July
1
dividend.
15%
May
May 10, 1951, by common
the rate of $100 principal
3Vt%
f.
s.
6-8
'
50c
(quar.)
tax
due
(issuable in series),, $75,000,000,
bonds
10c
this
at
shares
debentures
mtge. s.'f.,3V4%
due
Ey.—Earnings—
From Jan. 1—
railway-
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
income,,.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
"
173,
Gross
Wurlitzer
1951
March.—
from
railway
Net from
railway
Net ry. oper. income,,
1950
1949
.1948
■-
$2,182,868
1420.
p.
Net
from
Net
ry.
1,696,708
1,409,293
467,476
272,358
plants in
768,668
926,959
289,289
162,276
a
10,632,166
5,929,892
8,891,861
8,459,285
4,490,132
1,750,218
3,008,286
—V.
income
oper.
173,
1,194,652
1,953,038
1,502,661
-
$2,154,057.
4-25
and
organs
number
RR.—Correction-
Division,
it
Vice-President
in
1949
1948
$8,465,726
$6,167,334
$9,022,489
2,126,701
459,375
2,508,029
oper.
857,752
•82,900
1,042,902
28,076,679
23,314,207
21,902,018
17,965,552
5,283,636
3,752,260
25,906,219
7,337,514
1.844,412
1,107,787
3,078,543
3,110,398.
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
♦Deficit.
Mr.
He
railway,,,.
railway
income,,.
tCorrected
2,818,892
figure.—V.
173,
p.
said
electric
units,
Thq stpckhojders
on
mortgage
may
develop,
April 23., authorized, tjie directors.Xp. increase the
debt from time to time,
as
profitable oppor¬
to a top ceiling of $7,000,000.—V. 172, p. 200.
Period End. Mar.
3i—
1951—Month—1950
'
5-10
4-25
Oper.
15c
5-15
5-
1
Net
oper.
10C
5-15
5-
1
Net
ry.
17V2c
7-17
7-
3
Net
$20c
5-15
4-30
—V.
revs
rev.
oper.
income
173, p.
income,,,
$4,392,707
1,417,280
799,587
581,135
1797.
said
1951—3 Mos.—1950
1,135,815
3,920,731
$8,161,503
1,999,433
750,954
2,242,403
1,319,650
522,057
1,575,742
627,993
division.
order
single
placed
by
for
940
the
Yale
Navy's
flu:"
gas
purchasin;
50%
"
1
that the present distribution of Yale materia"
is "35% to the armed forces and other Federei
to
defense-supporting
industries,
and
15 %
to
othc.
users."
said that the Philadelphia Division of Yale & Town
is in the process of liberating' 175,OOlr ^qukrfe feet of factdry spac'
through revision, of plant layout and relocation of equipment, ar
Mr,
Twyman
increased,
utilization
of
cubic
space,
or
air
rights,
for
storage.
H
the liberated space would he used to provide additional manu¬
and assembly facilities.
At
the
present time, Mr. Twyman revealed, the backlog of the
Philadelphia Division, on an overall average for r!1 classes of its
materials handling
equipment, is 4% months, although the backlcg
for industrial trucks is greater.
Previous to the increased productive¬
ness
of the Philadelphia Division, the backlog had been about nine
facturing
$3,438,497 $12^493,259
a
been
June.
equipment
said that
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
the
that
production at the Philadelphia Division of gas an
trucks and hoists has been more than doubled,, i:-
that
Twyman
civilian
of
has
industrial
agencies,
company's
trucks
since last
Mr.
charge
revealed
Twyman
handiing
1797.
Warner Co.—Debt Increase Authorized—
tunities
order of gas industrial trucks in the 82-yea'
has been received by the company's Philatie
announced on May 1 by Elmer F. Twyma;
office.
.1950
$10,120,652
railway
railway,,
was
drive' Industrial
1951
from
Manufacturing Co.—Large Order—
single
the company
1,188,091
March—
Net ry.
173, p. 968.
& Towne
largest
history of
phia
from
stage.—V.
Yale
The
Gross
additional $2,000,000 worth of such contracts now in the nego¬
an
tiations
1703.
p.
Co.—Large Defense Orders—
"2,384,173
2,175,878
railwayrailway,:
(Rudolph)
leading manufacturer of pianos, accordians, electronic
coin-operated phonographs, on May 1 announced that its
North Tonawanda, N. Y., and DeKalb, HI., are working on
of defense contracts amounting to approximately $10,000,000
company,
$3,037,548
with
from
Gross
This
$3,842,5^9
From Jan. 1—
$1.06 V*
$4.25
Trust
agent
3 V2 %
before
or
26,
1st
■
5-11
Washington
•
5-10
'
—
—
'5 -18'
256'
.
25c
-
-
5-11
125c
(initial)
$4.50
5-21
5-15
20c
,
—
Ltd. (increased) ——
commohll",—_11_,—*-
1
10 7o
37V2C
(quar.)
Gas Light Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Washington Steel'Corp., com.
5-18
!
t;Ry,
Net
:
5-31
5-31
6-15
5-15
5-15
.in
Wabash
--
6-15
»
5-31
6- 1
1
holders
dates
Period End. Mar. 31—
,6-1
6-11
8-
$2
America,
class A
4-30
50c
(s-a)—
Farmers
subscription
?
Virginian Ry —Earnings—
5-15
5-31
$2 Vac
—
messages
10-19
1
6-
22 Vic
preferred (quar.),
Petroleum Corp. (quar.),
Waterous, Ltd..
7-20
1
•
———
Company, now com.
Waterloo Cedar Falls
,5-15
1
12V2C
< ouar.)—
Company,
1'
12V2C
(stock dividend)
(S. D.)
'6-
'
—
5-10
5-25
$1
on
1st mtge.
5-15
(Continued from page 9)
5
6-30
—
Amulet „MJnes,
&
11-
6-29
Co.,——,,—■;-.—■-
Manufacturing Corp.
Waite
•j
11-20
*'
Railway¬
preferred
ed
Vogt
75
(soecial)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
Vulcan
7-31
25c
Corp.
5 7c
preferred (quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)
57c
preferred (quar,)
Vicerov Mfg. Co.. Ltd
Virginian
4
4-30
50c
Vapor Heating
!
5-
9
8-19
50c
Co—
Corp.
1
5-15
J17 Vic
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—
Old common (year-end)
Vanadium
6-
5-
•
1
$1.50
common
Works
Iron
Norman
6-
'
preferred (quar.)
57c prior preferred (quar.)
-57c prior preferred
(quar.)
Valspar Corporation. $4 preferred (s-a)——
Van
5-15 -
5-19
ci
prior
57c
-f
Co.,
Knitting
Utica
5-21
75c
Co.
Co.
,6-15
$1.75
iauar.»-J
Mines, Ltd
Sugar
2
20c
—>'
ntah-Tdaho
7-
6-11
-
56V4c
=_
(quar.).—
Universal Laboratories, Inc.—^
57c convertible preferred
(quar.),.
5% convertible preferred (quar.),
Universal Winding Co.-—
90c convertible preferred (quar.)
Upper Canada
5-15
$1.75
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.
-
'
—„—
i
Universal Insurance
1
$2
tfnited Steel Corp., Ltd—-——-—'—.*
United Stdres Corp., $4.20 2nd preferred—
i
1
6-
—
<auar 1,
oreferrod
•* v,
6-
6-15
62V2C
common,^.——-—
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred iquar.)
7 7c
6-15
45c
'
,
fquar.i
S. Steel Corp.,
77c
v
Co.
published
:
8-31*
1
Bank
of
Hemphill,
.
The company
interstate
"
sole
each
•1st
4-30
Investment News
11-30*
7-
75c
———I
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co., common,
57c
preference series A (quar.),.
—
U. S. Rubber Co., 87c non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
U. S. Spring & Bumper Co.,
common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
—,
U.
-
9-20
12-20
$1
Card Co
Flaying
S.
6-
tax.
or
General
5-31*
75c
for
Alex.
—
~~
—
1
5-15
4-30
7-
effective
TjClark, Dodge &'Co
4-30
5-15
22 Vac
.
become
CAPITALIZATION
7-16
6-5
(s-a)_-
for
April
5-3
tax.
payment
1"
5-25
6-15
City
par
for
5-18
75c
Quarterly
5-11
7-31
"
Ry.
6-
$1.06 VA
10c
U.
Corrected
pi-pvlou8
5-10
7-
$1
S.
«
:
Less Jamaica income
5-10
6-
.7-
The
10-15
5-22
$1.75
114,546
4-20
a3%
pfd,
I
6-14
7-2
6-
10 %
*
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
4V4%
preferred (quar.)—_
—U. S. Lines Co. (N. J.), common (quar.)—
4%%" preferred <s-a>—
/ u. S. Loan Society (Philadelphia) (s-a)
u,
x
5-31
a
(quai./—
(quar.)—
—
preferred (quar.).——._
preferred
7%
$4
5
1
5-26
1
resident
income
4
Co., common
■}■
at
11-
Ltd.—
4
5-15
$1
U.
15%;
British
5-24
75c
—
1
6-1
*
Less
*
55c
Ltd., ordinary
Molasses.
United
tax
T
Co.—
Illuminating
United
6-
10c
5-24
25c
"*•—
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
'77c. preierred
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement Co. (quar.),——
/
'y-15
4-16
United
•f
$14,238,700
4-30
——
— —»»*■ —
appointed
1
30c
31V»c
Coke
&
resident
6-15
f35c
—
8
25c
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
tPayable in Canadian funds,
5-11
6-29
'
—'
prior
5%
a
56 Vic
,
(quar.),
Cos.
Coal
Electric
United
& Co.,
•Transfer books not closed
y
preferred series A (quar.) —
Corporations, Ltd., class A (quar.) —
7-30
6-
5-15
(quar)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
5-18
6-
50 c
conv.
,
1
5-21
$1.12 V2
tquarrj,
Tile
&
Mfg.,
Ziegler Coal
5-15
6-
(s-a)———--——*
United Can & Glass Co.—
Brick
United
■
1
$1.25
5% preferred (quar.)
i United Air Lines. \yh'h pfd.
W.)
(quar.)
com.
(Rudolph) Company;
Wyandotte Worsted Co.,,,,
4-10
—
.264,639
57,624
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Sole Subscription Agent—
6-15
.
28c
$1.20
$1.12%'
(quar.)
Co.
Wurlitzer
4-20
>■
'
Inc.,
Governor
(F.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.),,
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Wrumbo
4-20
1,110:213
146,206
70,538
1703.
p.
5-
25c
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. (Del.) (monthly),,
4-20
rates
new
173,
4-30
.
$1.50
6Jo pref. registered (s-a)
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)
4-20
5-15
(stock dividend) —
■ common
common
5-15
$1
—
1,030,202
178,293
114,390
cost-of-living wage increase to its employees.
5-15
30c
Extra
$1.1272
$4
995,942
297,609
income,,,
1420.
p.
8-22
90c
Light Co.,
Industries
Woolworth
Missouri—
preferred (quar.)
preferred • (quar.)
——'
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—
$3.50 preferred (quar.)—
Union Oil of California
(quar.) ——
$4.50
f
5-22
:
15c
—
(quar.)
&
preferred
Woodward
-
| Twin Disc Clutch Co. (quar.)
Union
Power
4.80%
5-10
25c
(s-a)__
B
common,,.
preferred
4V2%
—
1,206,487
railway
5-24
$2.50
Wisconsin
/
34,688
7-16
"
1
1
6-
preferred series
Company
Hosiery Co.,
Woodall
Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
—*
---•
—
6-
4-27
Jones
3.60%
1
30c
26,558
5-24
1
8- 1
Gibbs
Wisconsin Electric Power, common,,
6% preferred (quar.)
5-16
20c
Trinity
1
20c
Winters & Crampton Corp. (quar.)
Wisconsin
Bankshares
Corp.,,,
7
17,050
railway
oper.
173,
the
V.
6-
25c
quar.)
Co
a
4-25
50c
.(initial)
com.
Common
5-10
6-
93,354
46,419
The company filed on May 2 with the Federal Communications
Com¬
mission a tariff revising its domestic telegraph rates in order to
pay
5-
'
5-10
25c
Candle
1948
$381,952
57,531
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Files New Tariff—#
»
4 25
5-15
25c
5-11
1
15c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)———.——
Assn.,
*
(Mass.)
6-15
6-
•
.5-15
15c
31V4C '
-
.
—V.
1
50c
6-15
1
4-30
$2.50
Winsted
6-
(quar.)
common
Inc.
(Increased
ry.
5-23
5-
5-15
$1.25
Wilson
1
$1.06.%
6- 8
5-15
convertible
6-15
6-
:—-.
50c
* 15c
37Vic
(cfuar.),
20c
$1.25
6-25
50c
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
new
1949
$360,756
48,182
5-10
Sewing Machine Co., com.'
convertible preferred series A (s-a)_l
&
12 %C
—
1
5%
6-13
5-23
5-15
pfd.
Co.
Baumer
6-15
(quar.j,,,,
6-
5%
4-30
1
95c
Quarterly
5-15
v
Works,
from
from
5-10
15c
Co.,
1950
$341,337
110,686
income—
oper.
Net
5-15
1
(quar.),,,,
(William)
Oil
50c
quar.)
6-15
6-
Extra
Wilcox
Willcox
60C
50c
50c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stores,. Inc.,
preferred
Gross
(quar.i
Rubber
Dental
1951
$416,848
railway,,,, <
railway
:
Net
6-14
common
Instrument
Brothers
S.)
5-11
5%
50c
common
Co.
Alabama—Earnings—
from
From Jan. 1—
Corp.
(quar.)
B
Electrical
(S.
5
common,,.
(quar.),
Products
Treesweet
Whitehead
5-16
6-
(quar.)
Building
Traders
.
1*
5-
5-4
$1
Co.,
Edison
Towe
I
Co.,
Brake
preferred
Whitman
(quar.)
Power
3.80%
5-16
(quar.)
Inc.,
Statienery
(quar.)
Air
1
(quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)
Associated Oil (increased
Water
1
35c
Water
.Tide
2-
7- 2
9
(quarterly),
Products,
2-15-52
(quar.),,,.
&
6-
25c
Mills
'homaston
Thompson
$1.25
$1.25
Tablet
preferred
6-
interest
preference
preferred A
6d
(quar.)
816,280
1420.
p.
Western Ry. of
1
9
6-
173,
March—
1
11-
35c
(R. I.) common (quar.)
preferred (quar.),,
Glass Mfg. Co.—
conv.
,8-
11-15
6-11
25c
conv.
Thatcher
8-15
$1.25
Western
—
sub shares ctfs._.
property
$1.25
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Textron,
;
preferred A
5-15
$1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Producing
Pacific Land Trust,
Texas
iquar.)
preferred A (quar.)
G-
35c
—
100%
convertible
Pacific
(quar.),,
common
5%
5-15
6-15
*
Texas
RR.,
Westinghouse Electric Corp.,
:
—V.
—
5%
Products
Eastern
Pacific
preferred A
3
■
Gulf
1
1,255,419
4-30
ry.
iTaylor, t'Pearson & Carson .(Canada), Ltd.
%Teck-Hqghes Gold Mines, Ltd.,,
———
Telephone Bend & Share Co.— "
7%
1st
preferred (accum.)—
r-
4.50%
5-
Net
6-15
Texas
5-15
*6-1
deductions,,_
from
6-
dividend
1,932,948
Net
3
$1
2,570,4641,
294,062
other
1
7-
■
349,503'
636,498
&
5-
6-15
preferred
733,634
1
5-15
27c
Texas
5-
$1.25
J2Cc
Stock
5-15
Gross
(quar.),,—_
Texas Company
i
1
5-14*
Tennessee
Net ry. oper. income
Net inc. after fixed
chgs.
-to-
5-
5-
•
$2,206,582
5-15
5-28
•Tatflor & Fpnn Co.
4.327c convertible
$4,685,905
75c
5-15
—-
———
$672,744
7
—
(quar.),,
(quar.)
$1,635,282
rev.
7
50C
^Tagnpa (Electric Co.
7,417,958
from ry. oper.
Net
25c
Mont.)
8,434,982
9-
50c
-
$9,624,540
2,731,208
5-15
$25c
;
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$3,403,952 $13,120,887
1
6-12
-
$1.12 Va
(Helena,
~
1
$4,672,360
3,037,078
6-
4-12
?
Co.
5-
1951—Month—1950
Railway oper. revenues,
Ry. oper. expenses
6-15
5-15
/♦
Ins.
6-
S0c
tquar./
Pulp & Paper Co.—
preferred
(quar.)..,,,,,^
Lite
5-22
$1
Period End. Mar. 31—
1
5-16
9-15
20c
Inc.
pfd.'(quar.)
5-
* 4-20
1
30c
1
jTaanpax,
corp.
12Vic
(quar.)
$4
6-
30c
6-
(s-a).
augur
Co.
5-15
20c
Co
'5-7
Common
50c
(quar.)—
Payable of Reo
10c
25c
Common
3
(s-a)—
Co
Inc
Engineering
Western
3
preferred
Fixture
5-11
7-
7-
4%
Western Pacific RR.—Earnings—
5-11
f4c
Talon, Inc.« common
&
Services.
Western Air Lines, Inc. (resumed)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.____
8-31
$4C
Ltd.
Sylvanite Gold Mines,
a
Jet
4Vi %
.JSWut & Company—
\
Holden
Virginia
Showcase
'
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Share
5-15
5-15
2qd preferred (quar.)
4%
Name 0i Company
35c
(increased quar.)
Paper Co.
Per
Payable of Reo
31V4C
(quar.)—:
common
(quar.)
Oil Co., common
£un
>'■.!
Share
Name of Company
Struthers
Holden
When
Per
:
months.—V.
173,
p.
665.
48
(1932)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Yuma
Bond
Offering—Silas
D.
Cater,
Secretary of Water Works Board,
will
receive
(CST)
a.m.
chase
of
sealed
May 15 for the
on
water
10
pur¬
system
revenue
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1950.
Due
Jan.
to
on
inclusive.
The
after Jan.
terest
from
1
bonds
1, 1955
J-J.
1961
1974
maturing
callable. In¬
are
Bond
Offering
Clerk of Board
Legality approved
visors,
will
until 2
until
bids
$450,000
County Sch. Dist. No.
p.m.
the
April
& Linton,
nette
4s, at
as
Trussville,
Bond
Little
Dist.,
Ark.
Stuart
3s, at
as
the
and
Rock,
price of 105.50,
a
State
nue
gas
173,
offered
bonds
(P.
was
1—v.
dated
are
Bond Offering—Harold J.
bids
Warrant
Sale
8
March
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
May
$150,000
1954
to
inclusive.
1971
111.
Los
Due
New
Due
Due
Due on
issue
of
and
Bond
syndi¬
a
Madera
Counties,
14, 1951.
Scranton, Pa. Due on
Aug. 31, 1951. ''
700,000..Union City, N. J. Due
Sale—The
$82,000
build¬
from
1,
1951.
1952
to
Due
1971
March
on
follows:
1
inclusive,
$22,000 2%s. Due
1954
ARIZONA
Offering
—
William
1963
31
until
for
bonds,
$236,000
2
p.m. (MST) on May
purchase of $386,000
follows:
p.
bonds.
Due
1952 to
150,000
district
No.
July
on
i
48
High
District bonds. Due
on
bonds
dated
are
July 1
1,
bonds
&
Association, of San
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.66%.
a
as
p.
Nuveen
at
a
about
&
to
awarded
John
Co., of Chicago,
price
of
101.29,
3s,
basis
a
as
of
2.86%.
Yuba
City
Clerk,
pervisorsr will recelve-sealed-bids
until 2 p.m. (MST) on
May 7 for
bids .until
chase
of
the
Dated
June
of
$25,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
July 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
will
receive
May.. 15. for
$100,000
pur¬
Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robiuette & Linton, of Phoenix.
Offering
Abrahams,
I
City
—
Both issues
1953
are
Treasurer,
R.
will
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due
1970
County
(P.
O.
Orlando), Fla.
Bond Offering—Ralph A. Potts,
Due
on
Sioux
Legality
& Cutler,
Chapman
by
until
for
Sch.
Point
to
R.
City,
100.51,
on
1941—were
Dickson &
basis
a
1970 inclusive. The bonds
to
maturing in 1957 to 1970
able.
Co.,
of
bids
until
will
receive
Dated May
gality
Sale—The
bonds
$90,000
offered
build-
April
173, p. 1941—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of the
City Securities Corp., Indianapolis
on
27—v.
Bond
& Share
Hughes & Co;, and the Flet¬
ger,
cher Trust
Co., all of Indianapolis.
Castle,
1
from
Ind.
-
Sale—The
Bond
offered
1952
to
1970
by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., William
Co., and Otis & Co., both
Chicago, jointly, as 2%s, at a
price of
101.18,
basis
a
of
about
will
cost
City,
Kan.
of
about
I.61%.
Offering—J.
Bond
Glen Davis,
Commissioner, will
Finance
City
receive
sealed
bids until
22
May
on
for
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
of
Bond
to
1959
issue
inclusive.
will
as
(CST)
on
sealed
May 14
$128,000 bonds,
follows:
$41,000 street improvement bonds.
on
May
1
from 1952 to
are
callable.
87,000
general
Nov.
Ek-
1
obligation street
bonds.
from
1952
Due
to
on
1956
inclusive.
The
1951.
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Coo¬
ney,
of Des Moines.
bonds
p.
Trust
The
on
1—v.
awarded
National
City,
$2,043,070
May
—
1837—were
York
as
Sale
offered
Chase
Bank,
and
the
to
of
173,
the
New
Commerce
Co., of Kansas City, jointly,
at a price of 100.37, a
l%s,
basis of about 1.55%/'
KENTUCKY
Louisville,
Bond
school
bonds
Gardiner,
receive
for the purchase of
sewer
Wichita, Kan.
Bond
Legality
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Clerk,
June
1, 1960.
bonds. Due semi¬
annually on Dec. 1, 1951 to
June 1, 1960.
The bonds are dated June
1,
of
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Bond Offering—K. W.
to
83,052.71
1951. Interest J-D.
Lake, Iowa
Sale—The
street
repair bonds.
semi-annually on Dec. 1,
283,600.00
IOWA
Clear
construction
receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on May 8
for the purchase of $279,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1950.
interest
net
a
Com¬
the
Kansas
Topeka,
at
2.52%.
1960 inclusive. The bonds
N.
of
Co.
$1,286,268.26 bonds, as
Sale—The $920,000 water follows:
refunding and improvement $919,615.55 street and alley paving
revenue
bonds offered on May 2
bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
—v.
173, p. 1941—were awarded
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
Offering—Emma
awarded to
Trust
Bond
Due
Champaign County Sch. Dist.
No. 116 (P. O. Urbana),
$225,000 bonds
30—v. 173, p.
April
on
1837—were
merce
chase
sealed
(J-J). Legality
City Sch. Dist. No. 2,
works
Due
Interest
&
KANSAS
(CST)
New
5
Jan.
Le¬
Chapman
Cutler, of CHicago.
Corp., Raffensper-
bids until 8 p.m.
on
May 1
on
inclusive.
by
Kansas
the
inclusive.
1960
approved
of
bonds.
about
Township, Sch. Township
(P. O. 134Y2 North Main
Street, Goshen), Ind.
City
for
purchase
protection
1, 1951. Due
to
1956
from
the
flood
Arkansas
p.m.
(EST) on May
purchase of $72,000
hospital bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
24
for
time
$100,000
Elkhart
1952
Clerk,
call¬
are
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
same
Ind.
offered
p.
S.
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Additional Offering—Miss White
bonds
173,
2
the
will also receive sealed bids at the
$15,000 fire fund bonds was purchased
May 22 for the purchase of $475,000
SBA
refunding, series (195| by Wheelock & Cummins, of Des
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1951. Due Moines, as 2s, at par,
on
July 1 in 1964 and 1965. The
Conrad, Iowa
bonds
maturing on or after 10
Bond
Offering — H. D. Hunt,
years from the date of issue are
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
callable.
Legality
approved
by
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
18
for the
purchase of $18,000
Mitchell, of New York City.
street improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
GEORGIA
Tanner,
City, Iowa
on May
$450,000
parking lot fund bonds. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
16
man
1.61%.
sealed bids at its
Douglas, Ga.
ap¬
White,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
1952
callable.
are
Executive Director of State Board
Offering—Glenn
Legality
Chicago.
of
Bond
callable.
are
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1951
Orange
on
Nov. 1 from 1052 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds maturing in
1962 to
The
Due
cation,
Alexander
(CST) on May 8 for
purchase of $220,000 building
bids
1970.
30—v.
price of
blaw, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Wilmington, Del,
Bond
Directors, will receive sealed bids
of
Bond
DELAWARE
Interest J-J.
on
Chicago, and Braun, Bosworth
Co., Inc., jointly, as l%s, at a
Illinois
15, 1951.
Due
Sale—The $110,000 school
awarded
sealed
bonds.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Offering — George W.
Sturges, Secretary of Board of
Blair &
Owen,
the
water
$1,500,000
from
on
Bond
to
Troutman &
City, Calif.
Bond Offering—Anita R.
1
Bids
1951. Interest J-D.
1,
bonds.
Crown
Bond
&
receive
(CST)
Rogers, of Des Moines.
Pershing, of New York City.
approved
33
Offering — Norman R.
Freeman, Clerk of Board of Su-
$65,000 school
April 30—v. 173,
on
1523—were
inclusive.
June
inclusive.
June
on
INDIANA
of
will
Mars
Legality approved by Mitchell &
City
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
Bond
purchase
Trust
Savings
Bond
Interest J-J.
-
the
to
National
(P. O. San Bernardino), Calif.
1962 inclusive.
Caunty Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
173,
Victor Sch. Dist., San Bernardino
(MST) on May 24 for
purchase of $500,000 school
Pinal
1—v.
awarded
America
of
100.45,
O.
until 2 p.m.
July 1 from 1953 to
May
on
1941—were
Francisco,
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due
District,
Angeles), Calif.
Sale—The $13,000 school
offered
Bank
Click, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
the
School
on
Le
as
Chicago.
Administration, will receive
office, in Talla¬
cost
hassee, until 9:45 a.m. (EST) on
interest
net
-
(P. O.
William
the
Angeles County (P. O.
Bond
Jan.
...
—
to
Los
Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
awarded
Whittier
Los
p.
Bond
Ventura
Due
1972
to
dated
America National Trust
Savings Association, of San
South
School
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
High Sch. Dist.
from
1972
to
will aiso be received for
bonds.
of
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
The
from
Union
Dist.,
at a
of about 2.09%.
from
1951. Interest J-J,
1
Due on May
inclusive.
Francisco,
1971 inclusive.
Scottsdale
May
1968
1628—were
Bank
&
school
on
inclusive.
Elementary
County
(P. O. Ventura), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $138,000 school
bonds offered on May 1—v. 173,
Sch.
the
as
to
Nordhoff
O.
Click, Clerk of Board of County
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
1962
2%s,
60,000
Maricopa County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
to
1953
the
bonds,
1, 1970.
building bonds.
Bond
County (P. O. Miami), Fla.
Bond Offering—E. B. Leather-
for
18
8
Due
approved
5, 1951.
Dade
until
bonds.
Dec. 1,
.
.
bids
May
building
ing-1951
from
was
1970.
1,
Dec.
FLORIDA
Calif.
H. N.
$295,-
bonds
$980,000
building
Dec.
April
Treasurer,
Bond Offering—Marie D.
$480,000
Firebaugh Joint Sch. Dist., Fresno
war¬
County
May 15 for the purchase of $21,000
jail bonds. Legality approved by
until 2 p.m.
on
improvement
14, 1951.
195L
of
follows:
Angeles County,
Nov. 30, 1951.
Brunswick, N. J.
cate composed of Sterne, Agee & ing bonds offered on
May 1—v.
Leach, of Birmingham, Thornton, 173, p. 1941—were awarded to the
man,
Clerk of Board of County
Mohr & Co., of
Montgomery, and Bank of America National Trust Commissioners, will receive sealed
Hendrix & Mayes,
Savings Association,
of Birming¬ &
of San bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on May
ham, as 2y2s, at a price of 100.26, Francisco, at a price of 100.23, a 29 for the
purchase of $6,000,000
a
basis of
about
2.48%, Dated net interest cost of about 2.52%, as
hospital bonds. Due on June 1
March
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
of
Dec,
Dec. 14,
issue
sealed
The bonds
2,606,000
on
receive
on
Norfolk, Va. Due on
Aug. 31, 1951.
663,000 Phillipsburg, N. J. Due
Interest
O.
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
County (P. O. Adel), Iowa
Offering—J. H. Hamiel,
Bond
III.
County Sch. Dist. No. 83
(P. O. 464 North Roy Road,
Melrose Park), III.
Bond Offering—John W. Lyon,
on
2,900,000
on
(P.
inclusive.
on
Dec.
on
28
purchased by Benjamin Lewis &
Co., of Chicago. Due from 1953 to
23,453,000 Los Angeles, Calif. Due
on Dec. 14,
1951.
950,000
No.
addition
school
1970
Dallas
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Sale—The
Bond
1951.
14
Chapman & Cutler,
Northbrook),
250,000
Chicago,
1,492,000 Hoboken, N. J.
Dec. 14, 1951,
Ostly,
on
of
Due
Each issue is dated June
purchased by
was
9
the
Mass.
1969
County, Northbrook School
,
J-J.
$550,000 Board of Education
rants
Cook
250,000
1951.
14
Dec.
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1 from
O.
The
—
1, 1951.
until
for
au¬
1951.
Boston,
22,932,000
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Walker County (P.
Jasper), Ala.
t
Dec
30,
Calif.
Enterprise Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
County (P. O. Los Angeles),
improve¬
by the respective is¬
Nov.
5,426,000
440,000 refunding 4% bonds.
Bonds
on
to
the
May 8 for the purchase
on
1952
(J-D). Legality
Cook
local housing
thority notes, as follows:
reve¬
May
on
California
extension and
ment 3V2% bonds.
15,
(J-D). Legality ap¬
$79,064,000
CALIFORNIA
follows:
$560,000
suers
of
16,142,000
interest cost of about 3.12%.
City, Juran & Moody, of St. Paul,
Watkins, Morrow & Co., Berney
Perry & Co., and Odess, Martin &
Herzberg, all of Birmingham, as
June
dated
are
of New York City.
received
O.
1836—were awarded to
R.
Stephens Investment
p.
bonds
1951. Interest
from
Chicago.
000
$1,800,000 Atlantic City, N. J. Due
College
Ark.
Sale—The $232,000
Bond
$1,-
Co., of New York
of
from
be
to
a
bert J. Sims &
approved by
District
15
inclusive.
1976
to
June
1
Dec.
on
inclusive. Interest
inclusive.
on
awarded
Co.,
&
The
Due
Public Housing Administration
(Washington, D. C.), Wash., D. C.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
build¬
purchased by the W.
syndicate composed of Hugo Co.,, and T. J. Raney & Sons, both
Marx & Co., of Birmingham, Her¬ of Little
Rock, jointly, at a net
revenue
from
April 28—v.
on
1628—were
p.
Southern
of
15
Due
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Magnolia),
issue
1952
Special
basis of about 2.51%.
a
par.
000,000 first mortgage natural
bonds
Rock
Sale—The $500,000
jointly,
Ala.
Sale—The
June
on
1981
to
bonds.
burn,
Dabbs Sullivan Co., of Little
Perry & Co., Hugo Marx & Co.,
and
Brodnax
&
Knight, all of
Birmingham,
Bond
Halsey,
syndicate composed
of Watkins, Morrow & Co., Berney
Due
proved by Reed, Hoyt and Wash¬
ARKANSAS
173,
a
a.m.
250,000 street improvement-1951
on
of Phoenix.
ing bonds offered
on
1952
school
1951. Due
by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robi-
Sch.
1941—were
p.
$20,000
10
disposal-1951
sewage
bonds.
Interest J-J. Legality approved
by
offered
$3,000,000
bids
May 7 for
on
until
bids
May 15 for the purchase
of $3,250,000 bonds, as follows:
July 1 from 1952 to 1956 inclusive.
Ala.
173,
27—v.
awarded to
of
sealed
sealed
on
,
$217,000 public
improvement. bonds
Odom,
County Super¬
(MST)
purchase
North
Sheffield,
of
receive
receive
(EST)
L.
R.
—
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
Bond Sale—The
19
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Montgomery, Ala.
p.
Sale
Ky.
The
—
$2,000,000
improvement,
series
C
on
May 1—v. 173,
offered
1742—were awarded to
dicate composed
a
of Phelps,
syn¬
Fenn
&
Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis,
Barr
Brothers
&
Co.,
Reynolds & Co., all of New York
City, National State Bank of New¬
ark, J. G. White & Co., Inc., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., both of New
YoxJc City^ J^. C., Bradford & Co.,.
of
Nashville, Blewer, Heitner &
Glynn, of St. Louis, and Thomas
& Co., of Pittsburgh, at a
price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
1.76%,
as
follows:
$185,000 4s. Due
1954 to
on
June
1958 inclusive.
1
from
Volume 173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1933)
425,000 IV2S. Due
1959 to
1,390,000
.
j
June 1 from
on
l%s.
Due
a
price of 100.25,
basis- bonds maturing in 1961 to 1969
a
of about 2.21%.
June
on
2y4s, at
as
1967 inclusive.
1
callable. Interest J-J.
(State of)
Bond Offering—John E. Hurley,
Treasurer
LOUISIANA
and
Abita
Springs, La.
(DST)
Bond Sale—The issue of $37,000
bonds was purchased by the Citi¬
of
ton.
'
$25,500,000
$20,000,000
East Feliciana Parish Sub Road
District No.
v
No.
,
(P.
2
O. Clinton),
improvement bonds
May 1—v.
173,
p.
Orleans, at
$150,000
on
tr
Dated
L.
—
F.
S
of
♦
Jefferson
Parish
Gretna), La.
Bond
<
$850,900
Sale—The
.May
.
t
,
at
of
173,
p.
1322—were
syndicate composed
Hattier & Sanford, of
.
;
.
168,000 2%s. Due
3s.
Due
to
1964
April
on
27—v.
awarded
Shawmut
East
to
notes
173,
the
p.
1971
June
on
June
on
in 1971
call¬
are
Township (P. O. 3030
Washington Street, Wayne),
Michigan
Na¬
Offering
Harvey
re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
May
on
—
until
17
p.m.
(DST)
on
on
1951.
Legality approved
Thorndike, Palmer &
The
(DST)
May 7 for the purchase of
$145,000 notes, as follows:
$60,000
inclusive.
street
Interest
noon
Bond Sale—Tife $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on April 25
v.
173, p. 1742—were awarded to
construction
notes
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc. at
price of 100.003, a net interest
,
No.
4
Bond
-
:
Parish
(P.
Brown
man,
v
leans,
.
about
at
Dist
awarded
&
Co.,
60,000
schoo
from
1
1952
to
on
a
cost of about
construction
May
1
inclusive.
from
notes
1952
25,000 water mains notes. Due
on
1952 to
90,000
The notes
are
"dated
Bond
May 1, 1951.
.
.
;
by
receive sealed
No.
Bond
000
1
Parish
Sewerage Dist.
$300,000 school
(P. O. Houma), La.
Sale—The issue
of
bonds.
$102,-
1971
inclusive.
;
of the
care
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Norman
Bond Offering—Arnold Martin¬
1970
loan,
on
Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $200,000 building bonds. Dated June
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
1, 1951. Due
1977
to
p.
act
of
April
1
1950
from
inclusive.
1957
to
1972
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
on
1 from
45,000 23/4s. Due on Dec.
1973
inclusive.
1975
to
Offering
bids
ma¬
of
(CST) on May
purchase of $60,000
obligation funding and
bonds.
road
Dated May 1, 1951.
May 1 from 1954 to 1971
Due oh
inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Louis
Park,
the
for
14
purchase
1951.
15,
1953
from
15
$558,000
of
to
approved
of
by
Faegre
will
Trust
Clifford
—
H.
bonds
County School District
Bozeman), Mont.
Offering—Esther Nelson,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
No. 7 (P. O.
Bond
bids until 7:30
p.m.
(MST) on
June 15 for the
purchase of $395,000 building bonds.
Dated July
1, 1951. Amortization bonds will
be the first choice and
serial bonds
the second choice of
the.-School
Board.
Interest
J-J.
Plentywood, Mont.
Bond Offering—C. B.
City
Clerk,
bids
will
Robinson,
receive
sealed
until
May 21 for the pur¬
chase of $36,000 water
works re¬
funding bonds!.
Sanders
County (P. O.
Thompson Falls),
Montana
Bond Offering
Clerk
son,(
of
—
Dorothy Dodof County
Board
Commissioners,
will reecive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(MST)
14 for the
purchase of
on May
$120,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
Interest J-D.
1951.
June
1,
Yellowstone County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Laurel), Mont.
Bond
Offering—Roxene
Har-
District Clerk, will receive
man,
sealed
bids
purchase
until
of
June '4-for
$660,000
School
the
bonds,
District
as
No.
7
bonds.
&
200,000 Laurel High School Disrict
bonds.
Due in 20 years. The bonds
ma¬
turing in 10
Miss.
National Bank
years
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
$22,000
at
$300,000
was
purchased by the Mer¬
National Bank, of Boston,
chants
Bond Sale—The issue of
callable.
N. H.
Note Sale—The issue of
notes
Miss.
are
Keene,
&
Co., of Memphis.
Corinth,
serial
Gallatin
purchased by the
was
Planters
and
be
Sale—The issue of $25,000
bonds
In¬
the second
choice of the
School Board, Interest J-D.
Minneapolis.
Batesville,
second
Board.
i5,
choice
May follows:
on
May
$460,000
1964 inclusive.
Legality
the
Amortization bonds will be
Dated
bonds.
Due
be
School
until
1951.
Minn.
Bond Offering—Joseph Justad,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p,mu (CST) on May
improvement
will
the
the first
p.m.
the
general
pur¬
bonds.
8 p.m.
(MST) on May
15, for the purchase of $19,000
building bonds. Dated June
(P. O. Mabel), Minn.
Offering—C. S. Larson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
8
the
Fergus County Sch. Dist. No. 97
(P. O. Coffee Creek), Mont.
Preble
for
for
building
terest J-D.
Bond
Town
1.14%.
bonds was purchased
by Cady & Co., of Columbus. Due
refunding
NEW JERSEY
1953 to 1969 inclusive.
from
Bayonne, N. J.
Pascagoula, Miss.
Sale— The
Bond
Bond
of $25,T
issue
fire
000'
engine and equipment
was
purchased
by
the
bonds
Southern Bond Co.,
of Jackson, as
21/4s. Dated March 1, 1951.
Walled Lake Con. Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond
bonds
choice
Jan. 1 from 1954
on
inclusive. The bonds
turing Jail. 1, 1971 and thereafter
are callable. Legality approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
on
0f
elusive.
•
District
son,
Union
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Blyth &
Co., of Chicago, jointly, at a price
j
County Indep. Con. Sch.
No. 59 (P. O.
Gary), Minn.
Dist.
sewer
Mich.
$305,000 City
April 30—
1837—were awarded to
200,000 2y2s. Due
60,000 school loan bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1970 in-
Jones, of New Orleans. Due from
/1952 to
Due
1952 to
public
improvement
bonds
purchased' by
Scharff
&
was
are call¬
able. Legality approved by Faegre
&
Benson,
of
Minneapolis, or
Bond
.
!
Terrebonne
bids in
1974 inclusive. The bonds
from
100.02, a net interest cost of
Day Trust Co.,
Ill
Devonshire about
2.58%, as follows:
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
$60,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
on
May 8 for the purchase of
1951 to 1956 inclusive.
$360,000 bonds, as follows
Barrow, Leary & Co., of Shreveport. Due from 1953 to 1971 inclusive.
1
Sale—The
173,
v.
Bond
Offering — Thomas F.
$32,000 Greene, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
purchased
was
XVestborough, Mass.
•Jy
p.m.
maturing in 1971 to 1974
inclusive.
bonds offered
Hall
1
serial
MISSISSIPPI
April
on
Royal Oak,
clusive.
Tammany Parish Road Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Covington), La.
bonds
1954 to
Benson,
follows:
until
15
$45,000
April 1 from
on
1966
to
bids
re¬
May 10 for purchase of
$54,000
building
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
May 1 from 1952 to 1963 in¬
of
2.69%.
Bond- Sale—The issue of
as
Lawrence
—
May
on
of
Dated June 15, 1951. Amortization
bonds will be the first choice
and
Bond Offering — Joe
Shannon,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
1957 inclusive.
2s. Due
1958
St.
road
1.95%,
$60,000 l%s. Due
to
1961
Or-
cost
May
sewer
Due
New-
to
New
of
interest
net
a
$60,000
on
1956 inclusive.
April 30—v. 173,
on
1524—were
p.
Sch.
O. Livingston), La.
Sale—The
bonds offered
,
Con.
sealed
(CST)
St.
Pittsford Rural Agricultural
School District, Mich.
on
Due
Livingston
ceive
Detroit.
Note Offering —
George H.
Holden, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Offering
15
callable.
are
price of 100.10,
2.58%.
a
about
bids until
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Stoneham, Mass.
ceive sealed bids until
bonds
Co., of St.
Thompson, District Clerk, will
p.m.
A-O.
on
1629—were
p.
County Indep. Con.
Sch. Dist. No, 43 (P. O.
Laporte), Minn.
pur¬
April 1 1954 to 1981 inclusive.
water
offered
Hubbard
the
chase of
May
of
7:30
for
173,
2.60s, at
as
basis
a
H.
Ahrens, Township Clerk, will
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
from
1
16,
5
by
June 1 from
on
1, 1951. Due
Nankin
Bank, of Boston,
Paul,
pur¬
able. Interest (J-D). Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond
until
Nov.
June 1 from
on
May 8 for the
on
$255,000 water and sewer
8
extension
revenue
for the
purchase of $350,000 refunding
bdnds. Dated April 1, 1951. Due
notes. Dated May 10, 1951. Due on
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
403,000
O.
,1.02%.
bids
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
*
(P.
Committee
1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive. The
Note
folk, Inc., and W. D. Kingston &
Co., all of New Orleans, at a price
of par, a' net interest cost of about
2.97%, as follows:
$279,000 2V2s. Due
Finance
$65,000,000 hospital bonds.
Dated June
from
inclusive.
Offering—George D. Adler,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
& Kees, Wheeler & Wool-
cournau
chase of
Northampton, Mass.
Pierce, Fenner &, Beane, of New
York City', Weil, Arnold & Crane,
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Du-
,
1
of
(EST)
a.m.
1,
a
White,
New Orleans, Barrow, Leary &
Co., of Shreveport, Merrill Lynch,
inclu¬
of the State Administrative
Board,
will receive sealed bids until 11
of
March
on
County
1837—were
tional
on
2—v.
.awarded .to
Act
March
Cambridge), Mass.
Sale—The $400,000
offered
pub-
lie improvement bonds offered
Loan,
Dated
1981
Middlesex
Note
1968
Offering—D. Hale Brake,
bonds maturing
Protection
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Bond
Chairman
4-Metropolitan
Water
Due
1952 to
by
of Chicago.
to
on
Michigan (State of)
May 1,
May 1 from 1952
on
bonds.
1951.
approved
Fire
1952
Due
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bonds. Dated
item
1950
April 1, 1951. Due
April 1 from 1953 to 1971 in¬
Legality
in¬
inclusive.
.District
bonds. ,Dated
^Chapman & Cutler,
1981
2,000,000
June 5 for
$1,725,000 school
clusive.
1949
to
1951.
24—v.
Bond
sive. The bonds
maturing in 1956
to 1968 are callable. Interest A-O.
on
3-Metropolitan
Water Main Loan, Act
1951. Due
Terre¬
1,
$12,000
bonds
awarded to Kalman &
April 1 from
item
District
y
on
bonds.
Due
1952 to 1971
from
1
3,350,000
bonne, Secretary of Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
1945
April
(MST)
chase
Minn.
Sale—The
system
April
1966 inclusive.
April 1 from
clusive.
»
Offering
1952 to
Harbor
1951.
1,
Bond
follows:
as
on
15,000 2s. Due on April 1, 1967.
20,000 l3/4s. Due on April 1, 1968.
Dated
Loan,
2.13%,
$185,000 2y2s. Due
B
2-Boston
June
June
(P. O. Plaquemine), La.
Bond
item
Facilities
net interest
Iberville Parish Sch. Dist. No.
cost of about
'
cost of about 2.09%.
.on
1-highway im¬
loan. Act of 1949
Lot
public
offered
a
A
inclusive.
1628—were
Weil, Arnold & Crane,
awarded to
of New
•
La.
Bond-Sale—The $70,000
,
Sale—The issue of $220,000 building bonds was
purchased
by Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.,
at a price of
100.08, a net interest
follows:
as
Dist.
Bond
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1951. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1961
of Road District
1
noon
Item
provement
elusive.
,
bonds,
Lot
Bank & Trust Co., of Coving¬
Due from 1953 to 1971 in-
zen
Township Unit Sch.
(P. O. Climax), Mich.
May 14 for the purchase
on
Edgerton,
works
Climax
Receiver-General,
will receive sealed bids until
MINNESOTA
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Massachusetts
from 1968 to 1987 inclusive.
are
Legality
proved
49
West Point,
Bond
Sale—The
Offering—John
City
Clerk,
bids
until 11
15
for
the
F.
will
receive
a.m.
(DST)
purchase
Lee,
sealed
May
$132,500
on
of
street improvement bonds. Dated
May 15, 1951. Due on May 15 from
1952
Miss.
issue of
$100,-
to
M-N.
Legality approved by Reed,
1961
inclusive
Interest
of New York
industrial bonds
was
pur¬ Hoyt & Washburn
bonds are dated April 1, Smart, Superintendent of Schools, 000
Legality approved by Storey, will receive sealed bids until May chased by a syndicate composed City.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of 23 fo? the purchase of $400,000 of Scharff & Jones, of New Or¬
Bridgeton, N. J.
I chased by Ducournau & Kees, of Boston.
school construction bonds.
Dated leans, Lewis & Co., of Jackson,
/
Bond Sale—The
New Orleans.
$312,000 bonds
May i; 1951. Due from 1952 to and Allen & Co., of Hazlehurst.
offered on May 1—v. 173, p. 1743
Winchendon, Mass.
Due from 1952 to 1976 inclusive.
1961 inclusive.
Note Sale—The issue of
Tullos, La.
—were
awarded
to
a
$100,-
The
.
Additional
*
•
Sale—The $29,341.77
certificates
sewerage
was
1951.
pur-
.
t
syndicate
Sale—The, issue of $42,000 000 revenue notes was purchased
public improvement bonds was by the Second National Bank, of
purchased by Barrow, Leary & Boston, at 1.10%. Due on Dec. 31,
Co., of Shreveport. Due from 1953 1951.
,
.
,
Wayne County (P.
Detroit), Mich.
Bond
1971
to
inclusive.
Winthrop Housing Authority, Mass.
Note
MAINE
Carbon
offered
on
—were
'
•
martin,
City
Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until
"
on
May
9
for
the
R.
Gil-
will
re-
noon (DST)
purchase of
composed
of
on May 1—v.
1837—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Chase
National
Bank, C. J. Devine &
Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
all
of
"
$1,250,000
*
permanent
ment-1951
1951.
1971
Due
bonds.
on
improveMay 1,
at
Dated
Interest M-N.
MASSACHUSETTS
Cummington, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $126,000 bonds
April
27—v.
173,
1629—were awarded to the
field
National Bank
of
p.
Pitts-
Pittsfield,
York
a
City,
jointly,
premium of $13.
Benton
No.
10
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
bids
until
8
on May 9 for the pur¬
$90,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
July
chase
1
the
National
Bank,
Wabeek
at
a
1.63%,
Com¬
State Bank
City Bank, all
of
from 1952 to 1969 inclusive. The
1,020,000
bids until 8 p.m.
1,
on
May
1.40s.
Due
on
May
1,
1.55s.
Due
on
May
1,
1.70s.
Due
on
May
1,020,000
1956.
Due
on
May
of
about
Amortization
be
(P. O. Box No. 17,
Salem), N. J.
first choice
purchase
bonds
and
will
the
Fairview, Mont.
Offering—The City Clerk
sealed
bids
until
ing bonds.
Fluegel,
ceive
Denton
High
(P. O.
of about
District
Clerk,
bids
until
will
2
2.37%.
Middle Township Sch. Dist. (P. O,
Cape Mav Court House), N. J. *
Bond Offering—Harry M. Mc~
ceive
District
sealed
(DST)
Denton), Mont.
Offering — Thelma
sealed
1629—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York City, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.15, a basis
Pherson,
County,
$65,000 school
April 26—v. 173,
on
8
(MST) on May 7 for the pur¬
chase of $24,000 municipal build¬
p.m.
Fergus
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
Board. Interest J-J.
receive
Bond
serial bonds will
be the second choice of the School
1,
1,
basis
a
Mannington Township Sch. Dist.
Bond
1.80s.
100.22,
May
on
$80,000
the
School District
1955.
price of
1.97%.
1, 1951.
1954.
1,020,000
Co., and Van Deventer Brothers,
Inc., both of Newark, as 2s, at a
of
for
15
will
Due
(MST)
composed of Ira Haupt & Co., of
New York City, J. B. Hanauer &
school bonds. Dated June
Bond
follows:
1953.
1,020,000
District Clerk, will receive sealed
net interest cost
as
iy4s.
Bank
Manu¬
Industrial Na¬
Bank,
of Detroit, and the
$1,020,000
syndicate
Detroit Bank,
Bank,
Detroit,
a
1952.
1200 East Main
Street, Benton Harbor), Mich.
Bond Offering — Arthur
Yore,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
of
to
National
monwealth
tional
of about
Township School District
(P. O.
Detroit,
facturers
of
MICHIGAN
Le-
1 gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
i Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
on
New
1.14%, plus
May 1 from 1952 to
inclusive.
offered
p.
County Sch. Dist. No. 30
(P. O. Fromberg), Mont.
Offering—John W. Ross,
Bond
May 3—v. 173, p. 1742
awarded
Sale—The $845,000 fourth
173,
Portland, Me.
Offering — John
MONTANA
Sale—The $5,100,000 notes
Note
series notes offered
Bond
O.
chase
V.
re¬
p.m.
of
Dated
Nov.
1 from
Clerk, will
bids
May
on
$118,000
1,
1951 to
terest M-N.
until
24
for
7:30
the
school
1950. Due
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
bonds.
on
Nov.
1974 inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
50
(1934)
The Commercial and
Delafield
Hawkins,
New York
&
of Legality
Wood,
approved
Delafield
City.
&
Hawkins,
by
Warwick, N.Y.
Bond
Wood, of New York
City.
ham, Village
NEW YORK
Oneida
Albion,
N.
Offering:
Bond
—
Y.
Richard
New
receive sealed bids
(EST) on May 10 for
the purchase of $54,500 street imwill
Bloom,
until 2 p.m.
.
-
provement-1951.bonds. Dated May
\1, 1951. Due
to
May 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
1955
M-N.
Interest
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City, /
Aurora Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. East Aurora)i N. Y.
Bond Offering —
Charles H.
ceive
bids
sealed
(DST)
until
3:30
re¬
p.m.
May 10 for the pur¬
$800,000 building-1951
on
of
chase
will
Clerk,
District
Horton,
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
approved
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
East Hills (P. O.
Roslyn), N. Y.
$23,750 im¬
provement bonds offered on April
27—v. 173, p. 1743—were awarded
to Bacon, Stevenson & Co., of New
York City, as 1.80s, at a price of
Bond
100.06,
Sale —The
basis of about 1.78%.
a
Haverstraw, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $16,000 fire ap¬
bonds offered
paratus
May 2
on
173, p. 1838—were awarded
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., of
—v.
to
New
York
City,
price of 100.16, a
1.90s,
as
at
a
basis of about
1.84%.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Helen Lipp,
District Clerk, will
bids
the
at
receive sealed
of
office
H.
John
Borrie, Denton Building, Mineola,
until 2 p.m.
(DST) on May 8 for
purchase of $1,081,000 building-1951
bonds.
Dated May
1,
the
1951. Due
1971
May 1 from 1952 to
on
inclusive. Interest
M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 6
(P. O. Seaford), N. Y.
—
Gertrude D.
Bond
Offering
Attman,
ceive
District
sealed
(DST)
May
on
Clerk,
bids
will
until
173, p. 1743—were awarded to the
114 s,
1, 1951. Due
1968
May 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
Interest
Legality
approved
Delafield
&
M-N.
City.
•
.
by Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
-
:
-;
Bond
.
100.03,
ceive
will
receive
M-N.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
New
York
Note Sale—The $15,318,000 notes
on
—were
awarded to the
May 3—v. 173,
New
York
City, $5,000,000
at
1.19%, plus $67, $5,000,000
at
1.21%, plus $67, and $2,818,000 at
1.23%, plus $44.06.
To
Lehman
Brothers, of New
$1,500,000 at 1.22%,
City,
plus $15.
To
Central Hanover Bank &
Trust Co., of New York
City, $1,000,000 at 1.21%, plus $15.
Olive, Shandaken,
Woodstock,
Marbletown, Hurley and Lex¬
ington
No.
1
...
Bond
District
bids
9
Sch.
until
3
p.m.
2
p.m.
(DST)
.building
.
25,000
improvement
Local
of
Commission,
will
1
Government
receive
bids at his office
sealed
in
Raleigh,.un¬
til 11 a.m. (EST)
on May 8 for
the
purchase of $12,000 school
building bonds. Dated June 1,
reconstruction-1951
capital
ment
-
street
notes,. Due
1952.
25,000
and
improve¬
May 15,
on
■
capital
-
building
recon¬
struction
notes. Due on May
15, 1952.
12,500 capital-streets notes. Due
on
May 15, 1952.
12,500 capital-playground shel¬
notes.
Due
May
on
15,
on
capital-street
500l,000
Bond
Offering—Katherine
E.
Miller, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1 p.m. (EST) on
May 10 for the
purchase
of
$100,000
building
(M-N).
1952
Interest
The
Due
Dec.
on
Sept. 1
inclusive.
M-S.
bonds and notes
dated
are
June
1, 1951. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of
Cleveland
Corp., of Cleve¬
land,
as 214 s, at a price of
100.63,
basis of about 2.43%;
North
Olmstead,. Ohio
Sale—The $22,700 special
Bond
offered
improvement bonds
April 30—v. 173, p.
on
1743—were awarded
to
Roose
8c
Co., of Toledo, as 2%s*.~at a price
of 100.36} :a basis-of -about 2.68%.'
!
Norwood,; Ohio
Bond
on
1956
to
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
assessment
Sale—Tbe.$250J)OO;
improvement
April 27—v.
f
sewer
boQds.vtoffered i on
173, p. 1748—were
Assel, Kreimer & Co.,
of Cincinnati, as 2s, at a
price of
101.05, a basis -of about 1^0%, % ;
;
awarded to
Cleveland.
notes. Due May 15,
1952.
37,500
capital-land
acquisition
notes. Due on May 15, 1952.
20,000 capital-school playground
improvement notes. Due on
May 15, 1952.
'
80,000 capital-school construction
May
The
Note" Sale—The
of
&
Dempsey,
on
awarded
Bond
Parsons,
bids until
for
the
water
works
Dated
15
noon
(EST) on May 23
purchase
of .$50,189.40
assessment
May 15, 1951. Due
from
1952
to
1971
bonds.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality
approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.
Bond
1952
Sanders
Offering—Ruth
Martin
May 21 for the purchase of $50,000
street
improvement bonds.
H.
Dated June
1
Every, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2:30
p.m.
from
p.m.
(DST)
1, 1951. Due
1952 to
1961
on
Dec.
on
inclusive. In¬
terest
(J-D). Legality approved
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
by
of
Cleveland.
May 7 for the pur¬
chase
of
$28,000
highway-1951
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May 1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
Ethel
re¬
Interest
ceive
Legality
approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond
Sale—The $205,000 budg-
et-1950 bonds offered
—v.
to
173,
the
on
p.
on
1743—were
National
Ulster
April 27
awarded
County
Bank, of Kingston, as IV4S, at a
price of 100.02, basis of about
1.24%;
Auditor,
bids
will
until
8
rep.m.
Dec.
1
from
1956
1952 to
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Nankin* Local
Sch.
Dist.
(P.
O.
Ashland, R. D. No. 3),
on
M-N.
City
sealed
(DST) on May 16 for the purchase
$60,000
road - improvement1951 bonds; Dated May 1, 1951.
Due
Bond
Clyde, Ohio
Offering —
sealed
bids
Ohio
until
noon,
(EST) on May 18 for the purchase
$23,800 improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1
of
from
1952
terest
1961
to
inclusive.
In¬
(M-N).
Bond
Agnes
noon
Brown
receive
(EST)
Offering
Cain, City
sealed
on
bids;
—
Clerk,
until
May 16 for the
W.
Barn-
noon
May 17 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on Oct.
(EST)
of
on
$20,000
1 from 1952 to
by
173, p. 1743—were
Stranahan, Harris 8c
as 2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.98%..
Co., of Toledo,
100.12,
a
Wayne Township Local Sch. Dist•
(P. O. Circleville), Ohio
Offering
—
Helen
R.
Counts, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on May 14 for the
purchase of $10,000 improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1951. Due
on March and Sept. 1 from 1952 to
1961
inclusive.
Interest
Xenia,
Bond
M-S. 4
Ohio
y
Perrill,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 9
for the purchase of $60,000 first
Offering-^A.
refuse
bonds.
revenue
1966 inclusive. In¬
Squire,
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
on
V.
disposal
Dated
Oct. 1
plant
April
1,
from 1952 to
Oct. 1, 1957 and thereafter
ing
on
are
callable.
Legality approved by
Williams of Cin¬
Peck, Shaffer
cinnati.
(A-O).
Cleveland.
North
Ohio
Note
to
1959 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
of
and
27—v.
will receive sealed bids until
Cleveland.
Columbus,
Ro¬
1951. Due
terest
will
April
awarded
mortgage
Offering—W.
$74,000
hill, Clerk of Board of Education,
Legality approved
by Squire,' Sanders Dempsey, of
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
of
R.
Churchill, Village Clerk, will
(DST)
Dempsey} tof
&
,
Interest
Maple Heights (P. O;* ^
Bedford), Ohio
>
Bond
Offering — George
Schceive
Reginald
p.m.
.
Ohio
chester Sewer District Water Spe¬
cial Assessment bonds offered on
Cleveland.
lesinger,
—
1
approved ,.<b>;
Legality
(M-N).
Squire,
sealed bids until 7
Offering
inclusive.
1974
to
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
City.
Bond
until
on
Mack, Village Clerk, will receive
Y.
Education, will
bids
May 17 for the purchase
of $115,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
Brooklyn Heights (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio ^
Bond
sealed
Stahl,
B.
County (Pf O.
Lebanon),
Bond
Offering —O.
receive
(EST)
until
inclusive. Interest M-S.
Village Local Sch. Dist.,
Clerk of Board of
notes are dated May
15,
Legality approved by Reed,
O. Allaben), N.
1956
to
Ohio
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Warren
Bergholz,
/
John¬
Clerk," will receive
noon
(EST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $1,400
sanitary sewer bonds. Hated Mar.
1 1951. Due on Sept. 1 from 1952
sealed
Cleveland.
Ohio
Offering—Dan
Offering—Paul M.
Village
son,
1.72%;
Squire, Sanders
15,
Shandaken- (P.
$233,000 street
notes offered
improvement-1951
by
1952.
100,000 capital-sewers notes. Due
on May 15,
1952.
1951.
Walbridge, Ohio
Bond
Ohio
fronton,
Interest (J-D). Legality
approved
improve¬
May 15," 1952.
100,000 capital-traffic acquisition
on
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
April 27—v. 173, p. 1630—were
to Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, as l34s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
bonds. Dated June 1, 1951. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
ment notes. Due
County (P. O.
Kingston), N. Y.
May
bonds.
from
Jewett
Ulster
purchase of
$2,150,000
construction bonds. Dated
May 1
1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952
to
1930 inclusive.
Interest
225
.
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No., 6,
:
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
bonds. Due on Aug. 15 from
Mansfield), Ohio
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Vance Clever,
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water
484,500 bridge construction-1951 1951. Due on June 1 from 1952 and sewer planning, series A bonds Clerk of Board of Education, will
1960
receive sealed bids until 1
inclusive.
Interest J-D.
bonds. Due on May 15 from to
p.m.
offered on April 30—v.
173, p.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt 1630—were awarded to the North¬ (EST) on May 31 for the purchase
1952 to 1970 inclusive.
of
& Washburn, of New York
$230,000 construction bonds.
City.
ern Trust Co., of Chicago, as l%s,
The bonds are dated May
15,
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June
at a price of 101.13,
1951. Legality approved by Haw¬ Pitt County,
a basis of
Drainage Dist. No. 11
and Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1974 in¬
abuot 1.52%.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
(P. O. Greenville), N. C.
clusive. Interest (J-D). Legality
York City.
Bond Offering—J. H.
Harrell,
Franklin Exempted
Village
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Secretary of Board of Drainage
School District, Ohio
Peru, Ausable and Chesterfield
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Elmer J. Gregg,
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
bids until noon (EST) on
May 15 Clerk of Board of Education, will
Tuscarawas, Ohio
Keeseville), N. Y.
for the purchase of $20,000 drain¬
Bond Sale—The $25,000 sewer¬
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Bond Sale—The $17,100 school
age bonds. Due on Oct. 1, 1954.
(EST) on May 16 for the purchase age system bonds offered on April
bus bonds offered on May 1—v.
Interest A-O.
of $325,000 building bonds. Dated 26—v. 173, p. 1743—were awarded
173, p. 1838—were awarded to the
June 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from to Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati,
Polk County (P. o.
Merchants
National
Bank, of
1952
to
1973
inclusive. Interest as 3V2S, at a price of 100.02, a
Columbus), N. C.
Plattsburg, as 2.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.49%.
Bond Offering—W. E.
(J-D). Legality approved by Peck,
100.03, a basis of about 2.39%.
Easterling,
Secretary of Local Government Shaffer & Wlliams, of Cincinnati. Uhrichsville City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Bond Sale-—The $509,500 build¬
Commission, will receive sealed
Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $100,000
ing bonds offered on May 1—v.
im¬ bids at his office in Raleigh, un¬
Bond Offering—John Zimmer¬
provement of 1951 bonds offered til 11 a.m. (EST) on May 8 for man, Village Clerk, will receive 173, p. 1839—were awarded to a
on May
2—v. 173, p. 1838—were the
purchase of $21,500 school sealed bids until noon (EST) on syndicate
composed
of Brauri,
awarded to Francis I. duPont & building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1951. May 21 for the purchase of $4,135 Bosworth & Co., Inc., Strahahan,
Harris
Co., of New York City, as 1.60s, Due on May 1 from 1954 to 1965 water line bonds. Dated April
&
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
1,
at a price of 100.06, a basis of
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Legality 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952 to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
about 1.58%.
and Sweney Cartwright & Co., of
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬ 1961
inclusive.
Interest
(M-N).
burn, of New York City.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬ Columbus, as 2Mjs, at a price of
Rochester, N. Y.
100.57, a basis of about 2.44%i.
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Note Offering—Robert P. Aex,
OHIO
Hamilton County (P. O.
City
Comptroller, will receive
Vandalia, Ohio
Bay Village, Ohio
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
Offering—L.
A.
Rader,
Bond Sale—The
$70,500 street
Bond Offering—C. F. Hutchin¬
May 8 for the purchase of $3,472,Village Clerk, will receive sealed
improvement-1951, series 1, spe¬ son, Clerk of Board of County Com¬ bids until
500 notes, as follows:
noon (EST) on.May 11
cial assessment bonds
offered on missioners, will receive sealed bids
for the purchase of $10,000 water
$1,560,000 bond anticipation notes.
April 30—v., 173, p. 1630—were until 10 a.m.
(EST) on May 23 for works system bonds. Dated June
Due on March 15, 1952.
awarded to McDonald &
Co., of the purchase of $1,000,000 road
650,000
tax
anticipation - 1953
1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from 1952
Cleveland, at a net interest cost bonds. Dated June 15, 1951. Due
notes. Due on March 15, 1952.
to 1961 inclusive. Interest (J-D).
of about 2.14%.
on Sept.
1 from 1952 to 1961 in¬ Legality
350,000 capital-street improve¬
approved
by
Squire,
clusive. Interest (M-S). Legality Sanders &
ment notes. Due on May 15,
Bellville- Village Local
Dempsey, of Cleveland,
approved by Squire, Sanders &
1952.
School District, Ohio
$101,000 street
(P. O. Phoenicia),
New York
the
Secretary
First
1,
1,
1952. Interest J-D.,
37,598.87 main trunk storm re¬
lief sewers, East Beechwold
Drainage District, series No.
&
Yanceyville), N. C.
Bond Offering—W.E. Easterling,
on
Dist.
Offering—Justus North,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
for
Central
No. 110 notes. Due
Caswell County (P; O.
re¬
May 8 for the purchase
of $585,500 bonds, as follows: .
1838
p.
following:
Tq Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, of
York
Heenehan
Dec.
on
J-D.
Interest
90,325 street improvement, series
Legality approved by
Donovan,
as
a
1952.
June
on
special
notes,
No. Ill notes. Due
Hanrahan, of New York Cty.
Mc-
D.
and reconstruction notes. Due
City Housing Authority,
offered
1, 1951. Due
and
$82,980 street improvement, series
bonds.
supply
water
$210,903.87
bonds
Chronicle
follows:
NORTH CAROLINA
Offering—John
sealed, bids
(DST)
noon
1952.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $250,000
general
improvement - 1951
bonds. Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May 1, from 1952 to 1976 inclusive.
New York
Sullivan,
a
until
re¬
from 1952 to 1970 inclusive. In¬
Oswego, ,N. Y.
t
Bond.
Y.
Offering—Dwight G. Hunt,
Interest
.
ter
Treasurer,
of
price
a
Grath, City Chamberlain, will
'
Mineola, N.
Village
•,
.
chase*: of
to
at
$57,000
terest J-D.
basis of about 1.23%.
pur¬
$35,000 building
and
eqqipment-1951 bonds. Dated May
1
will
assessment
May 9 for the purchase
Dated June
First Bank & Trust Co., of Utica,
p.m.
the
for
10
re¬
3
of
Bond Sale—The $403,000 budget1951 bonds offered on May 1—v.
as
on
of
purchase
Stanley Gra¬
bids
sealed
(DST)
York
—
Treasurer,
ceive
County (P. O. Utica),
>
C.
Offering
Financial
Additional
rill
will
Offering—Mr.
also
receive
sealed
Per¬
bids
same time for the purchase
$20,000 motor equipment bonds.
at the
Royalton Local Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
.
Bond Sale—'The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on May 1—v.
173, p. 1743—were awarded to the
of
Dated
Dec.
1, 1950. Due on Oct.
1, from 1952 to 1956 inclusive.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaff/iL*
9.
Wil1ioYV\d
r\jr
Volume
173
Number 5009
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1935)
OKLAHOMA
Garfield
Lane
Sch. Dist. No.
18
son,
sealed bids until
Offering—Henry G.Toews,
000
1952 to
p.
1967 inclusive.
after
June
The
1,
'Bond Sale—The issue
Jbuilding
of
Bond
lVzs, at
bonds
par.
Clackamas
(CST) on May 7 for
of $47,000
building
1953
to
1955
Oakridge,
Due
to
1956
Due
inclusive.
Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$280,000 bonds
on
April
30—v.
173,
p.
1630—were awarded to the SmallMilburn Co., of
Wichita, and As¬
sociates,.
follows:
as
$56,000 sanitary
net
sewer
interest
2.001%.
Bond
of
a
about
Sale
sewer
interest-
cost
of
2.08%.:
awarded
—
to
the
First
National
Swissvale,
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Umatilla), Ore.
173,
p.
6
interest
cost
No. 6 (P. O. 715 N. W.
Road, Portland
1),
Murray
Ore.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
April
(CST) on May 8 for the pur¬
chase of1 $8,000 building bonds.
cancelled.
23—v.
Wichita, at
a
interest cort of
net
about 2.94%,
bonds
Sch.
County
Dist. No.
14
Dependent
(P. O.
Bartlesville), Okla.
Bond Offering—Lynn C.
Foster,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) oil May 7 for the purchase
of $11,000
building bonds. Due
from
1955
to
1965
inclusive.
OREGON
Butte Falls,
Ore.
Bond Offering—Kizzie Edmondson, Town Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
May 10, for the purchase of
$3,000 City Hall bonds. Dated
May 1, 1951. Due on May 1 from
to
1957
inclusive.
,
Grants Pass,
Ore.
/
Bond Sale—The $27,657.40 im¬
provement-1951 bonds offered on
May
2—v.
173,
p.
1839—were
awarded to the City, as 2y8s, at
par,-
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on April 30—
173, p. 1839—were awarded to
v.
J.
Edward
City.
Jones,
•
of
Oklahoma
'
-
Sale
offered
on
inclusive.
public auction at 10:30 a.m. (EST)
onMay 17, $100,000 highway bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951. Due on
May
a
a
Allentown,
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(DST)
Bonds
until
—
The
Pa.
$1,200,000 im¬
of $114,improvement bonds was
purchased
curities
by
the
Corp.,
Interstate
of
lVfes. Dated Jan.
Se¬
Charlotte,
as
1951. Due
on
1,
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1962 inclusive.
000
New
York
City/ and Aspden,
Robinson & Co., of
Philadelphia,
as l%s, at a price of
100.26, a basis
of about
Bond Offering—J. N.
Mayor,
until
the
noon
receive
(EST)
purchase
bined
1.59%.
will
of
utility
on
sive.
The
system
com¬
revenue
Canonsburg, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
$100,000
bonds
gen¬
offered on
30—v.
173, p. 1631—were
Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Inc., as l%s, at a price of 100.06.
awarded
to
Collingdale, Pa.
Bond Offering
hauer, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 14 for the purchase of $75,000
general obligation bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1951. Due on Jan. 15 from
May 11 for the purchase of $45,000
general' obligation* T>oiid's." "
—
on
Dated April 1, 1951. Due
April 1 from 1954 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
maturing
on
April 1, 1956 are callable. Interest
A-O. Legality approved
by Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons, of Charle¬
ston.
May
school bonds offered
on
May 1—
v. 173, p. 1744—were
awarded to a
syndicate composed of the North¬
1,
M-N.
Corpus Christi Indep. Sch.
Dist.,
T exas
Bond
Offering—The
of Board of
Secretary
Trustees will receive
sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
May 14 for the purchase of
$800,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1951. Due
to
1971
June 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
Interest
approved
&
J-D.
by
Dumas,
Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas,
and the
Attorney-General of the
are
offered
and
on
on
$300,000 fur¬
equipment bonds
p.
1744
awarded to the Guaranty
Co., of New York City, as
1.40s,
at
par.
County (P. O.
Murfreesboro), Tenn.
Offering
—
of
receive
p.m.
(CST)
chase
of
bonds.
Board
bids
until
1
June
from
1,
1952
by the
1951.
to
Due
1963
in¬
Legality
ap¬
Attorney-General
of the State.
Jasper,
Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
$50,000
water works and
sewer
system
revenue bonds was
purchased by
the J. R.
Phillips Investment Co.,
of
Houston, as 3%s, at par. Dated
April 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1
from
1979 to 1983
inclusive.
Kildare
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—The issue
of $75,000
school
building bonds was pur¬
chased by
Henry-Seay & Co., of
Dallas,
par.
as 2%s, 3y4s and
3y2s, at
Dated April 1, 1951.
La
Porte, Texas
Bond Offering—J. E.
Muldodn,
City Secretary, will receive
sealed
Shelton
10
for
water
the
and
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
sewer
May
$50,000
on
of
revenue
bonds.
Dated'March 15, 1951: Due on
March ,15 from 1952 to
1978 in¬
clusive. The bonds
March 15, 1963
maturing
are
Vega Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bellmead Branch,
Ed¬
on
callable.
(P. O.
Waco),
Texas
wards, County Judge, will receive
Bonds
Not
Sold—The $640,000
(CST) on school house-1951 bonds
offered
on
May 24 for the purchase of $229,May 1—v. 173, p. 1840—were
000 bonds, as follows:
not sold.
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
$174,000 school bonds.
55,000 highway bonds.
Normangee, Texas
Sweetwater, Tenn.
Bond Offering—J. G.
.
1
Engleman,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on
May
for the
purchase of $75,000
21
school bonds. Dated May
Due
on
1, 1951.
May 1 from 1952 to 1969
inclusive.
Interest
approved by
M-N. Legality
Chapman & Cutler,
Bond Sale—The issue
of
water works and
sewer
bonds
purchased by Ernest L.
Brown, Jr., of Houston, as
4s, at
par. Dated April
1, 1951. Due on
April 1 from 1953 to 1981 inclu¬
sive. The bonds
maturing in 1967
to 1981 are
callable.
Panola
County, De Berry Rural
High Sch. Dist. No. 703
(P.O. De Berry), Texas
Chicago.
Tennessee (State of)
Bond Offering—Gordon Brown¬
,
Bond
9
for
the
bonds,
as
11
receive
G. B/
—
Reeves,
Trustees,
Board
of
sealed
bids
at
the
a.m.
educational
improve¬
ment bonds.
2,000,000
Tuberculosis
Hospital
bonds.
000
school
June 1, 1951.
educational
improve¬
ment bonds.
200,000 University of Tennessee
improvement bonds.
725,000 bridge bonds. The bonds
callable.
State
$25,-
house
Due
bonds.
on
The bonds
callable. Interest J-D.
Richmond, Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
$90,000
water and sewer
system
ment
bonds was
improve¬
purchased
Rauscher, Pierce
ton, at
a
&
Building lows:
by
Co., of Hous¬
price of par,
terest cost of about
Office
Dated
June 1 from
1952 to 1968
inclusive.
are
1,500,000 institutional bonds.
are
of
(CST) on May County
Superintendent's office,
purchase of $8,625,000 Carthage, until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
follows:
May 14 for the purchase of
$3,000,000
200,000
Offering
President
ing, Governor, will receive sealed will
bids until
$74,000
revenue
was
a
2.37%,
net in¬
as
fol¬
ern
Municipal Authority of the
Trust
bonds.
Co., of Chicago, Ira
$60,000 21As. Due on April 1 from
Borough of Bethel, Pa.
Haupt & Co., of New York City,
The bonds are dated
1952. to 1960 inclusive.
Bonds Publicly Offered—John¬ and
May 15,
the
Interstate
Securities 1951. Due on
1952 to 1966 inclusive. The bonds son &
May 15, 1961. Le¬
30,000 2y2s. Due on April 1 from
Johnson, of Pittsburgh are Corp., of
Charlotte, at a price of gality
maturing on and after Jan. 15, offering $1,500,000
approved
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
by'
Caldwell,
revenue, series 100.003, a net interest cost of about
1962 are callable. Interest J-J.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
of 1951 bonds, as follows:
The bonds are dated
1.98%, as follows:
April I,
New York
City.
8
on May 16 for the
pur¬
$100,000 school house
clusive, Interest J-J.
proved
Texas
Thomas,
Trustees,
of
sealed
Dated
Jan.
on
La
Rutherford
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Offering—A. L.
bids until 10
Tenn.
—were
Trust
Bond
or
Legality approved
May 1—v. 173,
•
Ennis
callable.
Sale—The
nishings
State.
.,
maturing
1962
Nashville,
Bond
1,000,000
Richland County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond
Sale -r The $1,000,000
bonds
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
bids
May 16 for
$1,000,000
on
natural gas
revenue, series A
Lipscomb,
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
Dated.,May 1, 1951. Due
May 1 from 1955To 1975 inclu¬
on
of
Gaffney, S. C.
10:30
May 17 for the purchase of $250,-
on
Bond Sale—The issue
000 school
syndicate composed of J. P.
Morgan & Co. Inc., White, Weld &
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., all
April
Lafollette, Tenn.
Interest
a
eral
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Newport, R. I.
Bond
Offering—John
J.
Sul¬
livan, City Treasurer, will receive
syn¬
basis of about 1.91%,
Bond Sale
of
1953 to 1965 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
RHODE ISLAND
The
provement bonds offered on May
1—v. 173, p. 1744—were awarded
to
1 from
after
O.
County Sch. Dist. No. 90
(P. O. Blachly), Ore.
Offering—Alfred Stein-
Bond
Bond
Legality
Dallas,
2V2S.
will
Offering—J. Donald Cody,
County Court Clerk, will sell at
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
$6,190,000
May 1—v. 173,
—
1969
as
President
County (P. O.
Newport), Tenn.
York
101.01,
to
bonds.
to
watery and sewer bonds
purchased by Merrill
Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of
1964
inclusive.
on
Cocke
approved
E. C. Rohland,
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Lane
1957
Due
$60,000
paving,
was
Legality
May 1 from
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1,080,000 21/4s. Due on May 1 from
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
Pa.
bonds.
Kay County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 27 (P. O. Newkirk), Okla.
to
bids
1
Interest
(M-N).
Legality
approved
by
Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland..
1952
on
Brothers, of May 10 for the purchase of $125,City, Blair, Rollins & 000 sewer bonds. Dated June 1,
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., 1951. Due on June 1 from 1952 to
Hallgarten & Co., both of New 1967 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
York City, Stroud & Co., of Phila¬ gality approved by
Storey, Thorndelphia,
Hornblower &
Weeks, dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston:
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., First of
Portsmouth, R. I.
Michigan
Corporation,
Hayden,
Note Sale—The issue of
$75,000
Stone & Co., Eldredge & Co., Lau¬
notes was sold to the
following:
rence
M. Marks & Co., Geo. B.
$37,500 each to the Rhode Island
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Newburger,
Hospital National Bank, Provi¬
Loeb & Co., all of New York
City, dence, and the Industrial
Trust
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, Dol¬
Co., Providence.
phin & Co., of Philadelphia, R. C.
Schmertz & Co.,
of Pittsburgh,
SOUTH CAROLINA
McDonlad-Moore & Co., of De¬
Cherokee County Sch. Dist. No. 10
troit, - and S. K. Cunningham &
(P. O. Gaffney), S. C.
f)b., of Pittsburgh, as 2s, at a price
tof
price
a
follows:
as
Texas
Bond Sale—The issue of
Illinois
Miller & Co..
and the White-Phil¬
1958
1952
1630—was
dicate composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.,: Lehman
.
1952
p.
1744—were awarded to
p.
New
Washington
173,
Allegheny County (P.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
Cleveland,
May 15 for the purchase of $88,000
improvement bonds. Dated May
15, 1951.
Due on May 15 from
PENNSYLVANIA
Tishomingo, Okla.
City,
Not Sold—The
$150,000
street and bridge bonds offered
on
Lafayette
May 3—v. 173, p. 1839—were not
Hill), Pa.
sold.
Bond Offering — Thomas L.
Caldwell, Secretary of Board of
Loudon, Tenn.
School
Bond Offering—W. S.
Directors,
will
receive
Watkins,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on City Recorder, will receive sealed
Washington County Sch. Dist.
Due from 1953 to 1957 inclusive.
York
Road,
of
Canyon,
Cross,
New
630,000 2s.
Whitemarsh Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 32 South Gilinger
Bank, of Port¬
Associates, as 3s and
Co.* of Jackson,
3s.
TEXAS
1630—were awarded to
the First National
27—v. 173, p. 1744—were
awarded
to C. H. Little 8c
Tenn.
The
$2,250,000
$540,000 4s. Due
Bond
Bond Sale Cancelled—The sale
of $89,000 school bonds offered on
Bond Sale—The $87,500 munici¬
pal building bonds offered on May
2—v. 173, p. 1839—were awarded
to. the
Small-Milburn
Co.,
of
(DST)
of
2.30%,
Offering — Charles E.
Price, Jr., Borough Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until
May 9
Bond Sale—The
$160,000 build¬ for
the
purchase
of
$119,000
ing bonds offered on April 20—
borough bonds.
v.
Umatilla
Bond Offering—Ralph R. Seyfert^Clerk of: Board of Education,
p.m.
a.m.
—
of par, a net interest
cost of about
&
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bank, of Portland.
Tillman County Dependent School
District No. 5 (P. O.
Loveland), Okla.
:
11
Sale
Tenn.
April
from
as
lips Co., of Davenport, at
The $6,000 water
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality
obligation bonds offered
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
April 13—v. 173, p. 1526—were
and
at a net
about 3.16%.
a
about
until
1
Lynchburg, Hayden,
of
general
land,
3y*s,
bonds, at
bids
June
nahs, Ballin & Lee, of New York
City, Scott, Horner & Mason, of
May 15 for the purchase of $200,000
improvement bonds. Dated
June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
Oregon
.
224,000 storm
nri
bonds, at
cost
-
ed
in
Company, of Chicago, Third Na¬
tional
Bank, of Nashville, Han¬
by
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruffin
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
First Na¬
Tillamook County, Hunt Water
District (P. O. Tillamook),
on
Ponca. City,
offered
the
all
Bank, and Foster & Mar¬
shall, both of Portland, and Asso¬
Scranton, Pa.
ciates, jointly, as 3%s, at a price
Bond
Offering—George C. Beck,
of 98.001, a basis of about 3.97%.
City Controller, will receive seal¬
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on May 7 for the purchase
bonds.
to
1
"
on
school-1951 bonds offered on
May
3—v. 173, p. 1744—were
awarded
to a syndicate
composed of the
National
City Bank,
Dominick
&
Dominick, Roosevelt &
000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June
1 from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D. Legality
approved
Ore.
tional
3,
building
awarded
—were
inclusive.
of
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST) on
May 7 for the purchase of $125,-
— The
$180,000 gen¬
obligation sewer bonds of¬
fered on April 25—v. 173, p. 1630
Bartlesville), Okla.
Bond Offering—K. W.
Thomas,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
$10,000
of
eral
88,
frdftl 1954
Bank,
Bond Sale
p.m.
Osage County Dependent School
V District No. 3 (P. O. Route
Box
the
to
Bond
Bond Offering—Esther S.
Hopf,
District
Secretary, will receive
Sandy.
the purchase
bonds.
awarded
County
June
on
1958.
Trenton,
Bond Sale—The
$25,000 electric
revenue
bonds offered on
Chattanooga,
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
West View,
Pittsburgh 29),
Pennsylvania
$11,000 school
May 1—v. 173,
on
1744—were
p.
Okfuskee County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 26 (P. O.
Okemah), Okla.
Bond
Offering — Carl Files,
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
^receive sealed bids until 7:30
Sale—The
offered
Hazlett,
from
TENNESSEE
Interest A-O.
by Burgwin,
&
1
1959 to 1973
inclusive.
Ross
(P. O. Gresham), Ore.
$55,000
and furniture bonds
was
by the First National
as
Clackamas
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 6-300
purchased
Bank, of Chickasha,
&
1957 and
bonds are dated April
1,
The bonds
maturing in 1961
to 1986 are
callable.
are
Due
755,000 2s. Due
The
Legality approved
Churchill, Ruffin
Counties Pittsburgh.
callable.
Multnomah
building 2y4%
April 1 from
on
June
on
1956 inclusive.
IV2S.
1951.
bonds
1957
Due
1964 to 1986 inclusive.
Dated
maturing
173,
G)rady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
: No. 97 (P. O. Tutile), Okla.
of i
bonds.
30.—V.
1839.
from
construction
1952 to
70,000
school
bonds.
June 1, 1951. Due on June I from
Issue
April
1,110,000
8 p.m.
$73,500 build¬
was
originally
$175,000 2s. Due
1963 inclusive.
(PST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $125,-
for the purchase of
:
$390,000 school building 2% bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1953 to
Offering—Avery 1 N. Jack¬
District Clerk, will receive
Clerk of Board of
Education, will
receive sealed bids until
May 7
ing bonds.
Offered on
97J
Bond
(P. O.
Kremlin), Okla.
Bond
County Sch. Dist. No.
O. Florence), Ore.
(P.
County Dependent
51
'
The Commercial and
]
Seminole, Texas
—i
Sale—The issue of $100,-
Bond
purchased by R. S. Dickson & Co
of Richmond, and C, F. Cassell &
improvement bonds was Co., of Charlottesville, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.33, a basis
purchased by the Central Invest¬
000 street
.
Texas, Dallas,
Company of
ment
of about 2.73%.
Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Inc., A. E. Ames & Co., Inc., and
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc,,pub¬
lic offering of the loans is sched¬
for May
uled
Dated April
2V2s and 3s, at par.
as
.
Monday, May 7, 1951
.
.
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Sale—The $2,950,000 school
Bond
BUSINESS
COLUMBIA
Clark County,
No.
bonds offered on April 27
173, p. 1631—were awarded
house
Ridgefield Sch. Dist.
(P.. O. Vancouver),
113
Washington
Offering — Eva
Bond
1939
C.
Sale—The issue of $500,-
Greater Victoria Water JDist., B.
Bond
Burgett,
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (PST)
1923-25 average—100 for construction contracts;
'
•
1935-39 average = 100 for all other series.
- ^
Adjusted for
%
j
-
,
syndicate
a
INDEXES
loo for employment and payrolls;
average =
„
.
''
purchased by
000 water bonds was
composed of A. E.
Co., of Toronto, Bank of
to a syndicate composed of F. S.
on
May 21 for the purchase of Montreal, Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Smithers & Co., of New York City,
both of Montreal, and McMahon
$15,000 general obligation bonds.
Central Investment Co., of Texas,
Dated June 1, 1951. Due on June & Burns, Ltd., of Vancouver, as
Dallas,
Underwood, Neuhaus &
1
from
1953 to 1966 inclusive. 3!4s and 3V2S, at a price of 94.09.
Co., Fridley & Hess, both of Hous¬
The bonds are callable.
Interest Due on April 1 from 1952 to 1976
ton,' Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
inclusive.
J-D. Legality approved by Pres¬
Dallas,
Columbian Securities
ton,
Thorgrimson
& Horowitz,
ONTARIO
Corp., of Texas, San Antonio, Edof Seattle.
dleman-Pollok Co., Rowles, Win¬
Etobicoke Township, Ont.
ston & Co., both of Houston, DittGrays Harbor County, Hoquiam
Bond Sale—The issue of $1,800,mar & Co., of San Antonio, Wil¬
Sch. Dist. No. 128 (P. O.
000 improvement bonds was pur¬
liam N. Edwards & Co., of Fort
Montesano), Wash.
chased by a syndicate composed of
Worth, Reo & Co., M. E. Allison
Bond Sale—The $284,000 admin¬
the Bankers Bond Corp., Deacon
& Co., both of San Antonio, and istration building bonds offered on
Findley Coyne, Ltd., and Harri¬
Lovett
Abercrombie & Co., of April 27—v. 173, p. 1744—were
son & Co., all of Toronto, as 41As.
Houston, as 2V2S, at a price of awarded to Dean Witter & Co., of
Due on June 1 from 1952 to 1971
San Francisco.
100.01, a basis of about 2.49%r
inclusive.
—v.
Index
the Federal Reserve System issued
on March 29 its monthly indexes of industrial production,
factory
employment and payrolls, etc. The indexes for February, together
with a month and a year ago, follow:
Board of Governors of
The
16.
BRITISH
Snyder Con. Indep.
Federal Reserve February Business
WASHINGTON
.
1, 1951,
.
Financial Chronicle
(1936)
52
Seasonal Variation
.
:
Ames &
Seasonal Adjustment
1950
-1951
1950
1951-
Without
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
+221
221
180
t216
216
177
Feb.
Industrial productionTotal
'
•
Manufactures—
t232
231
192
1228
227
188
Durable
t272
269
207
1209
265
204
Nondurable
tl99
201
180.
1194
396
176
*1
1158
"164
118
1153
159
Total
•
Minerals
,
i
Independent
West Columbia
Sch.
(P.
County
King
Texas
Dist.,
O.
of $32,000
bonds was pur¬ ris, County Auditor, will receive
by the First Capitol State sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
U.
chased
«y?
Bank, of West Columbia, as 3%s,
at par. Dated Jan. 15, 1951. Due
on Jan.
15 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
clusive.
Vt.
Barret
Sale—The $150,000 sewer
Bond
bonds offered on May
and bridge
173,
p.
1840—were'awarded
Burr,
of Boston, as
1%$, at a price of
of about 1.62%.
100.85, a basis
&
Coffin
to
The
inclusive.
1971
bonds
postponed
are
.
'
(
the
SEC
on
will be underwritten by
April
Wis.
Baraboo,
1952 to
from
Commission.
Va.
R.
Chicago,
Johnson
H.
&
Co.,
both of New
Walter Stokes & Co.,
Power
Wis.
school
bonds offered on April
173, p. 1840—were awarded
Northern Trust Co., and
William Blair & Co., both of Chi¬
building
25—v,
the
to
jointly, as 1 %s, at a price
101.01, a basis of about 1.65%.
cago,
of
Marshfield, Wis.
$300,000 school
Bond Sale—The
building bonds offered on May 1
1744—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., as 13As, at
price of 100.36, a basis of about
173, p.
—v.
1.70%.
City, and F. R. Cole & Co.,
price of 100.01, a
interest cost of about 1.88%,
CANADA
of Newark, at a
as
Canada
$1,330,000 2s. Due on May 15 from
Due on May 15
l%s.
2,670,000
from 1962 to
Norfolk,
South
Bond
1981 inclusive.
Va.
of
(Dominion
Bill
Treasury
$75,000,000
*
Corp.,
Bond
Bankers
of)
Sale—The
issue
treasury bills was
Aug. 3,1951.
Due on
City and
SEC
1964
.
thereafter
and
on
bonds
The
this day
twenty-five
share on the Common Stock
the Company payable June 8, 1951,
stockholders of record at the close
a
dividend
of
of
to
of business May
18, 1951.
Checks will be mailed by the Bank¬
Trust Company, 16 Wall Street,
R. P. MEIKLEJOHN
S.—Registration
filed
with
the
April 17 covering the pro¬
303
267
and $2,440,000 on
sales indexes based on daily
and minerals
multiply dur¬
and minerals by .152.
.379, nondurable by .469,
by
second
contract
indexes
based
centered
To convert indexes to
moving averages,
three-month
on
States.
of F. W'. Dodge data for 37 Eastern
month,
shown
figures,
PRODUCTION
average = 100)
,
are
Sale—The
chased
of
ital purposes.
The city issue will
various
amounts
May 1, 1961, May 1, 1971,
on
May 1,
Without
Adjusted for
Seasonal Adjustment
Seasonal Variation
Iron
«
~
Feb.
254
201
»
288
224
175
238
224
280
«
7251
201
254
1251
steel
and
Pig Iron—
Steel
Jan
Feb.
Feb.
Jan,
1950
1951
1950
1951
Feb.
MANUFACTURES
280
288
238
212
181
175
,
Open hearth
206
212
181
Electric
is¬
206
806
827
639
806
827
639
1328
321
1309
288
1267
247
1234
234
Machinery
.
Transportation equipment
Automobiles (lncl. parts)
Nonferroug
metals and products
Lumber
and
236
1328
321
236
"210
1309
288
210
182
1267
247
190
1234
234
ISO
7223
220
202
1239
+
202
241
184
24.1
134
1164
products
220
1239
171
150
1151
353
138
1131
134
119
173
,,
Lumber
1150
162
138
Furniture
1190
189
173
1190
189
235
192
1219
223
238
211
*
193
157
1171
174
t234
clay & glass products
Stone,
©
Cement
callable.
1187
193
174
163
144
392
357
391
153
159
*
*
107
120
Shoes.,
1169
Meatpacking
manufactured
Tobacco
fruits
Ont.
144
161
105
86
176
1,69
1163
161
136
1107
154
177
162
170
177
154
101
102
107
101
102
248
222
234
248
70
67
67
69
65
204
,
209
•
178
1205
203
179
205
.
245
247
205
.
245
247
120
117
98
120
117
93
1175
170
168
1174
165
publishing
consumption
166
148
166
•
'
'
coal
162
159
169
1274
products-
159
277
205
+274
277"
205
1198
and
Gasoline
202
174
1198
202
174
238
187
1236
238
137
186
124
*
186
124
*
176
127
176
127
1236
Fuel oil
*
Coke
By-product
,
1487
_
513
21
1487
513
21
1286
Beehive
'287
247
+288
288
250
146
159
1163
147
162
1165
.
355
1383
355
1383
387
505
424
1507
505
*
246
195
•
246
1162
169
118
1162
169
118
118
340
43
118
140
43
125
3 SI
38
125
151
89
Industrial chemicals
387
"1507
Rayon
issue of $250,-
113
193
69
—
Newsprint
Petroleum
146
128
1205
Newsprint
and
154
*
142
107
—
products
Paper and products
Paperboard
Printing
109
124
-
249
'
tobacco
118
,
179
Cigarettes
Other
.1152
112
»'
1170
veg
products——
Cigars
120
1181
foods
and
128
162
108
151
161
167
0
148
flour
159
115
*
124
357
153
*
102
*
392
*
*
115
115
fanning
Manufactured food products
96
65
89
'96
products-
424
,
»
195
by
syndicate composed
a
Bros.
Burns
&
Denton, W.
Harris & Co., both of
Kippen
Toronto, and
Montreal, as
April 16 from 1952
Co.,
&
C.
of
Due
on
MINERALS
Fuels
-
CoaL
Bituminous
coal
'
Anthracite
Joseph,
155
.1184
1332
136
118
195
94
81
97
G4
ore
•Data
not yet available.
Que.
Bond Sale—The issue of
184
#
Iron
QUEBEC
tPreliminary.
FREIGHT
at a price
of
Montreal,
94.58,
net interest cost of about
=
100)
Without
Adjusted for
Seasonal Variation
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
i
314
186
399
Grain
134
1950
Feb.
Feb.
Jan
3 33
114
122
197
113
153
Adjustment
1951-
46
133
Coke
Coal
Seasonal
1950
1951-—
G. Beaubien &
Co.,. of
CARLOADINGS
(1935-39 average
$75,000
water works and sewer bonds was
purchased by L.
65
184.
1184
Crude petroleum
Metals
St.
38
155
131
46
—
•
1975
and
instalment
000.
May 1,
1981, the final
amounting to
$5,450,-
Maturity dates of the school
a
4.30%,
as
follows:
$7,500 3V2S.
district issue are May 1, 1971 and
1952 to
The issues will be
67,500 3%s.
May 1, 1981.
underwritten by a syndicate com¬
posed of First Boston Corp.,
minion
Securities
Corp.,
Do¬
Smith,
.
179
144
-
*
Processed
150
179
*
products
Other
160
391
textiles
Wheat
179
„
193
174
Rayon deliveries
Leather
.
163
1187
Textiles and products—
Cotton consumption
Wool
187
1180
Clay products
Bartlett,
132
t223
refining
Smelting and
Fabricating
Chemical products
School District No. 7.
in
{Estimated.
convert durable manufactures, nondurable manufactures,
points in total index, shown in Federal Reserve Chart Book,
(1935-1939
behalf of
instance will be used for new cap¬
mature
279
339
INDUSTRIAL
to 1961 inclusive.
Treasurer
April 26, 1951
225
To
to
Rubber
ers
15, N. Y., Transfer Agent.
96
277
-»
improvement bonds was pur¬
000
*
New York
133
261
tPreliminary.
available.
yet
Paints
School District No. 7
in U.
were
Edmonton
The Board of Directors has
119
280
'
payable in Cana¬
are
Sudbury,
Proceeds of the financing in each
cents per
104
362
piled by Bureau of Labor Statistics.
funds.
3V2S.
tures
declared
146
325
*
468,000 City of Edmonton deben¬
N. Y.
129
in Federal Reserve Chart Book, multiply total by $410,269,000,
residential by $184,137,000 and all other by $226,132,000.
Factory employment index, without seasonal adjustment, and payrolls Index com¬
S^s. Dated May
posed sale in this country of $10,-
New York 22,
not
Construction
I, 1951. Due on May 1, 1966. The
bonds maturing on or after May 1,
Bond
statements
Park Avenue
330.0
at
Securities Co.,
Ramsey
and
ALBERTA
To Borrow
445
423.3
value
20,
Brawley, Cathers
& Co., J. L. Graham & Co., Charles
H. Burgess & Co., Flemming &
dian
Edmonton, Alberta
ELECTRIC BOAT COMPANY
139.9
+429.4
able
Co.,
&
Cayley
Co.,
sold, at 0.75%. Dated May 4, 1951.
Sale—The issue of $450,-
DIVIDEND NOTICE
137.6
158.9
NOTE—Production, carloadings, and department store
Ltd., of Montreal, Cochran, Mur¬
ray & Co., Harrison & Co., Fry &
Co., Matthews & Co., all of To¬
ronto, Collier, Norris & Quinlan,
of Montreal,
R. A. Daly & Co.,
Gairdner & Co., both of Toronto,
W. C. Pitfield & Co., of Montreal,
Burns Bros. & Denton, W. C. Har¬
ris & Co., both of Toronto, James
Richardson & Sons, of Winnipeg,
Fairclough & Co., Anderson & Co.,
general obligation bonds was
000
149.4
1160.2
averages.
Securities Corp., of Mon¬
treal, Midland Securities, Ltd., of
London, Ont., Dawson, Hannaford,
all of Toronto, as
follows:
1952 to 1961 inclusive.
1149.5
140.2
indexes
&Xlo., all of Toronto,
A. E. Ames
.
York
net
139.6
159.7
♦Data
Royal
Sale—The $650,000
Bond
City, J. C. Wheat & Co., of
Rodman & Linn, of
York
151.3
11C0.5
—
$30,000,000 Hydro-Electric
Commission
bonds
was
of
sue
1961 inclusive.
Manitowoc,
Richmond,
tJ51.8
carloadings
Harriman
Places Issue in Canada—The
Sale—The issue of $175,-
Bond
VIRGINIA
v
226
Department store sales, value
Hydro-Electric
Ontario
the
of
bonds.
WISCONSIN
1
posed of Shields & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Coffin & Burr, A. G.
Becker & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Dick & Merle-Smith, Tripp & Co.,
Gordon Graves & Co., Rand & Co.,
R. D. White & Co., all of New
283
Freight
purchase of $108,000 000 elementary school bonds was purchased by a syndicate com¬
various purpose bonds. Dated May purchase by Harley, Haydon & posed of McLeod, Young, Weir &
1, 1951. Due on May 1 from 1956 Co., of Madison, and Mullaney, Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Bell,
to
1963
inclusive. Legality ap¬ Wells & Co., of Chicago, jointly. Gouinlock & Co., Dominion Secu¬
proved
by Peter Guiliani, of Dated May 1, 1951. Due on May rities Corp., M. Us, Spence & Co.,
system, series "WW-3" bonds of¬
fered on May 1—v. 173, p. 1744—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
1292
payrolls, total
May 9 for the
$4,000,000 water
266
.|
Power
Lowe, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids urttil 4 p.m. (DST) on
Bond Sale—The
350
Factory
Com¬ Weir, Inc., and Associates. Financ¬
mittee, will receive sealed bids ing is being undertaken in con¬
until May 23 for the purchase of nection with expansion program
Montpelier, Vt.
Bond
Offering — Warren B.
Roanoke,
232
t344
Secretary of State Finance
$60,000,000
Montpelier;
259
Total factory
Ripley & Co., Inc., Wood, Gundy
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson & & Co.,
Inc., First Boston Corp.,
Horowitz, of Seattle.
^
-'t
'
• ;
<
'
| Smith, Barney & Co., Dominion
Securities Corp., A. E. Ames &
Washington (State of)
Bond
Offering—Ernest Minor, Co., Inc., and McLeod, Young,
•
272
1290
Total Nonagricultural
The issue,
8.
May
to
with
filed
1291
260
Employment—
tures,
originally scheduled for
May 1—v. 173, p. 1840— has been
callable. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
VERMONT
1—v.
May 21 for the purchase of $2,750,000 hospital bonds. Dated June 1,
1951. Due on June 1 from 1953 to
263
312
All other
deben¬
issue of $50,000,000
new
a
333
t326
offering in this country of
Public
Stadium revenue
228
t336
Department store stocks, value
(Province of)
Financing Postponed
S.
value—
contracts,
Residential
Ontario
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—Robert A. Mor¬
Bond Sale—The issue
Construction
1957 to
1951.
Due on April 1 from
1966 inclusive.
are
130
Ill
dated April
44
66
153
115
NOTE—To convert coal and
in Federal Reserve
243
156
60
61
39
141
l.c.L.
.
52
137
69
170
241
Miscellaneous
Merchandise,
1,
65
320
55
143
Livestock
Forest products.
1956 inclusive.
bonds
209
153
'
"
Due on April 1 from
Ore
The
*
158
130
133
145
122
52
46
50
51
48
52.
-
miscellaneous indexes to
Chart Book, multiply
points in total index shown
coal by .213 and miscellaneous
by .548.
;
@FedFRASER