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OF
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MICHiGAN
NOV 2 3 1951
;
ISSUE
MONDAY
'k UNIVERSITY
The Commercial and
BUSINESS UXIHISTIATION
LIBMBV
Office
Reg. U. 8. Pat.
Copy
Price 90 Cents a
November 26, 1951
York, N. Y., Monday,
New
Number 5067'
Volume 174
iY:
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
MISCELLANEOUS
-
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
Aluminium Ltd.
Offered—The
Stock
Laboratories—Preferred
Abbott
"1950
•1951
Sept; 30—
Nine Months Ended
$
$
stockholders of record
Nov. 16' at par ($100 per share) and accrued dividends
106,851 shares of 4% cumulative preferred stock. Subscription warrants expire at 3 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 3. The
offering is being underwritten by a group managed by
is offering to its common
company
Stock and Bond
Page
shares are convertible into common stock prior to
1962, at the rate of 1.7 common shares for each share of
preferred stock.
The preferred shares are also redeemable, all or in
part, at the option of the company at $109 per share if redeemed
before Dec*. 31, 1952; thereafter and before Dec. 31, 1953,
at $108.50
Jan.
New York
1,
Dec.
1958
per
and before Dec.
the offering will be added to
name
in
is
company
V
r-
vertible
1,
shares* cbn1961 ($100
—__i———
r
v
National
r' 1
$5,000,000 shs.
All>n & Co., Inc
A. C.
Securities Corp.
Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
American
5.615%
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Becker & Co. Inc.— 11.42%
&
0.889
Thalmann
—:
Co.
Lehman
0.655
Barth A: Co—_—
0.655
Merrill
Blair & Co.~_.__
0.889
Bijth & Co., Inc
Boswortb, Sullivan & Co.,
(Inc.)
Central Republic Co.
Dillon & Co.—_
Eastman,
Eberstadt & Co. Inc.—
Glore, Forgan
Harrnnan
J
Inc.
& Co.—
Sachs & Co.—_
Ripley & Co.,
1
Goldman,
Graham,
Hemphill, Noyes,
Parsons
&
Hickev
'
•
Kidder,
Inc
Co.,
Weeks,
Peabody & Co
174, p.
1889.
R.
Pressprich & Co.—
W.
Rodman & Linn
3.C5
f
3.65
_______
Fairman
S.
&
1.825
0.889
Harris,
3.65
Barney & Co
Smithers
&
Co
3.65
Union Securities Corp.—
White,
1.825
Dean
Weld
..^
& Co.—_
1.825
3.65
1.825
Witter & Co
.•
TABLE
Process Co.
offering was made on
& Curtis
i..
stock
mon
Nov. 21 by Paine, Webber, Jackson
(par $2) at a price of
30,800 shares of com¬
$14.50 per share.
This
issue. Certain stock¬
selling a minor portion of
offering does not constitute a new
holders of
the company are
in order to establish a public
their holdings
company's securities.
the
retain
market for
These stockholders will still
greater portion of their
present interests in;
BUSINESS—Established in 1910, the company was incorporated in
Massachusetts in 1921. Its golf ball division makes "Titleist," "Final¬
"Bedford," "Green Bay" and "Pinnacle" golf balls, sold only by
golf pros and in pro shops in this country and elsewhere. Its rubber
division makes precision molded rubber parts for a diversified national
market, including the automotive, airplane, radio and television and
heme appliance industries.
ist,"
EARNINGS—For the nine months ended
sales
'
*
of $7,848,390
?
v
/4
taxes, on
income,
$9,414,881 and
Sept. 30, 1951 it reports net
and net income after all charges, including FettSfal*
of $475,762. For the full year 1950, net sales were
net income was $893,095.
clared
1951.
in
March, June, September
declare quarterly dividends,
and December.
is expected that if sales and earnings of the
their present rate, the new corporation may be
it
a
during
of the
1946, and has been inactive ever since.
With the exception of
relatively small amount of cash, he continued, it has no assets or
and
all the outstanding shares of its capital stock are
April 6,
Outstanding
a
liabilities
value)
'
Upon consummation of the merger
outstanding shares of the capital
the Michigan corporation.
he said, the presently
owned by
agreement,
stock
of
the Delaware corporation
would be cancelled.—V. 174, p.
corporation
was
in Delaware on Oct. 10,
amortiz.,
1950.
York, N. Y.
television business
corporation has
and
liabilities
will be used
or
New York
of
dempnd
for
taxes
Sept.
as
the
years
1941
to 1945, inclusive.
30, 1951 unfilled orders
compared with June 30,
reached an all-time peak
$60,000,000, and Jan. 1,
the first nine months of 1951 were $3,362,898.
that period was $2,462,755. Additional capital
planned total approximately $8,000,000, but of this
Capital expenditures in
Depreciation
expenditures
during
now
We Want
in inventory and in meeting the ac¬
accounts payable to the trade. None of the pro¬
to repay any
Telecoin Corp.
loans,
of the advances due
to Telecoin Corp.
in the nature
it is not the
intention of the
Edward D. Jones &
corporation to retire
Jn^the near" future; and the companies involved have
demand will be made for such payment on or before
agreed
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
March
stock (lc par value)
the underwriter has a
addition,
at a price of one
FINANCING
Outstanding
*2,155,300 shs.
44,700 shares
share.—V. 174, p. 1689.
2,200,000 shs.
right to purchase
cent per
Co.
Members
New
York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
-
if then.
of common stock
Offerings
ARKANSAS-MISSOURI POWER COMMON
MISSOURI UTILITIES COMMON
NATIONAL BANK OF TULSA
Although such advances are
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
*In
of
$63,000,000,
will be added to working capital and
the sale of the large screen television
leans
no
$3,300,000
$42,000,000.
units at present held
ceeds
that
8,770,000
1,318,567
983,785
earnings
net proceeds
expended in promoting
crued
such
$1,800,000
2,203,240
choice.
PROCEEDS—The
projection
2,770,000
income
NOTE—On
of
corporation has an
be
15,996,474
2,462,755
ment
introduced to the market a new television re¬
smaller number of tubes and component parts.
agreement with Telecoin Corp. to distribute
its product directly through Telecoin offices in the principal Eastern
cities.
Telecoin has been engaged in the distribution of television sets
of other manufacturers.
The corporation may also utilize distributors
will
3,794,662
676,095
9,351,607
775,691
4,763,719
3,848,367
Earns, per com. share—
•
$0.72
$1.13'
$3.81
$3.27
♦Including $805,000 for U. S. income taxes in third quarter of 1951
and $2,205,000 in first nine months of 1951.
$Provision for taxes in
the third quarter of 1950 includes $165,000 for adjustment to 42%
rate applicable to first six months' earnings, and $500,000 for adjust¬
Theater-View Television.
name,
The
4,529,476
Net
which consisted of
ceiver which features a
taxes—
on
distributing large screen television
projection units, as well as the rights to manufacture a new low priced
television receiver developed under the auspices of Telecoin Corp.
The
corporation acquired the copyright name, Theater-View Television and
the name Air Marshal from Telecoin.
It also acquired all of Telecoin's
inventory in the large screen television sets which were sold under the
trade
inc.
*U.
71,698,668
and amortiz
S. and Canad. taxes
Deprec,
East 44th St., New
organized to take over the
U.
$
25,208,952 110,232,939
deprec.,
S.
and
Canadian
-1950
$
$
32,639,217
sales
Net
Earnings before
1951—9 Mos.-
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. Sept. 30—
717.
Subs.)—Earnings-
American Brake Shoe Co. (&
Corp.
principal office is located at 12
The
of Telecoin Corp.
Common
payable Dec. 21, 1951 to stockholders of record
it is planned to
par
(Del.) — Stock Offered — Frazee,
Olifiers & Hillman on Nov. 5 offered 425,555 shares of
common stock (par 1 cent) at 10 cents per share.
Dec. 14,
payable
Hereafter
($2
Air Marshal
31, 1953,
value per share,
said.
said
continue at
$
policy to pay a
year-end dividend.
Accordingly, on Oct. 30 the directors de¬
a dividend- of
$1 per share on the present stock of $2 par
DIVIDENDS—Previously, it has been the company's
single
CAPITALIZATION
outstanding.—V. 174, p. 1785;
loans
of its own
the company.
*V
new
6%
the
agreement and whether increased taxes, material shortages
and curtailed production, as a result of governmental directives, do not
adversely affect earnings to a greater degree than now anticipated.
Mr. Haddock said that the Delaware corporation was organized on
Authorized
The
the
OF
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized
(Mass.)—Stock Offered—Public
(as sole underwriter) of
the
of
on
he
Haddock
Mr.
company
250,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
On Oct. 30, 1951, the stockholders voted to change the authorized
capitalization to 250,000 shares of common stock with a par value of
$2 per share and to issue 200,000 of said shares in exchange for the
10,000 shares of no par stock previously outstanding. Neither the com¬
pany nor its wholly-owned subsidiary has
any funded debt or bank
stock
Common
Its
Acushnet
a
share of preferred,
each
stock,
ferred
3.65
3.65
■
for
dividends
unpaid
45
stock
common
common
Member Banks of
5.615
0,655
Smith,
F.
upon, a proposal providing
corporation. Into its wholly owned
will vote
company, at a rate of four shares of
he explained.
Accumulated and
cumulative convertible preferred stock
amount to $12.30 per share, or a total of $151,106.
Common stock
would be exchanged on a share-for-share basis.
The merging of the Michigan company into the Delaware company
would eliminate the present deficit in the earned surplus account and
halt the
further accumulation of dividend
arrearages on the pre¬
into
in
0.655
1.825
Co.—
Inc.
3.65
18
AMI Inc.,
a Delaware
corporation, John W. Haddock,
President, announced on Nov. 20.
The chief feature of the proposed merger agreement provides for
the conversion of the 12,285 shares of preferred stock now outstanding
3.65
5.615
Sills,
Dec.
on
of this company,
merger
subsidiary,
merger
Shields
&
Mergers-
position to commence payment of dividends some time
1952.
This action, he pointed out, depends upon the adoption
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
1.825
and a forced curtailment in
is still continuing due to
generating power.—V. 174, p. 1589.
railfall for
of
shareholders
the
for
System
Reserve
of Canadian
Grand Rapids, Mich. — Proposed
Preferred Stock Issue—
AMI Inc.,
Investment News . Cover
0.889
1.825
3.65
Federal
share paid in the first
Plans to Eliminate
' ,.'
—
3.65
,
(U. S. funds) per
amounted to $10,038,020 in terms
1951
of
shortage
abnormal
Bond Offerings—
Course of Bank Clearings
Condition Statement of
dollars.
for wages and materials,
aluminium
production
which
Canadian
--53
44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_45
Dividends Declared and Payable.
45
Foreign Exchange Rates
45
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
45
•
$7.01
-
costs
higher
State and City
The
26,074,074
$7.28
outstand¬
dollars, against $7,257,997 for dividends of $1.95 (Canadian funds)
per share paid in the first nine months of 1950.
A quarterly dividend
of $1
(U. S. funds) per share is payable Dec. 5 to shareholders of
record Nov. 16, 1951.
Quarterly earnings in the third quarter of this year, $8,900,000,
were
lower than
in the second quarter, $10,600,000, as a result of
Pierce,
Beane—
0.655
& Co
Hornblower &
—v.
/
&
0.655
Inc.
F.
:
Lynch,
Fenner
•
551,793
65,156
534,771
0.655
Merrill, Turben & Co.—
F. S. Moseley & Co
—-
3.65
Canadian
nine, months
51,974
27,112,322
_
—
(on 3,722,050 shares
NOTES—Dividends of $2.55
.
McCormick & Co.—
William
"In
3.65
________
0.889
J.
\
4,135,285
136,822
384,685
expenses
0.655
Brothers
& Co
Loewi
.
at
31
...
' ' '/•
General Corporation &
Ladenburg,
1.825
Prices
j
r
•
27,688,179
30)
Sept,
ing
The
$Includes 181,647
shares. .
NOTE—As of Sept. 30, 1951, foreign subsidiaries of the company
had outstanding amounts payable to banks aggregating $2,758,727.
UNDERWRITERS—The company has agreed to sell each of the
underwriters named below*, and each of the underwriters has agreed
to purchase, the percentage set opposite its name of such 4% cumula¬
tive preferred shares as may not be subscribed for on the exercise of
warrants;
V'A'
'r'A-:';: V
A V,A'
"•
A. G.
•
profit
share
Net
Profit per
Miscellaneous Features
shareholders on Nov. 13, 1951.
shares reserved for conversion of preferred
common
■
foreign
—
of subsidiariesLoss on sale of invest, in a subsid. company-—
Divs. on pfd. shares of subsid. companiesMinority interest in profit of a subsid. company
-
by
"Authorized
for
Ainortiz. of financing
and Bond Averages
31
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
SEC Index of Stock
106,851 shs.
3,739,814 shs.
*106,851 shs. v
—
($5 par value)—
shares
Common
to Jan.
prior
value
par
;
preferred
cumulative
4%
I'
V.-v
Authorized
V \
.
......
Provision
Dow, Jones Stock
FINANCING
Outstanding
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Exchange
income taxes—
income taxes
for Canadian
35
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
—37
San Francisco Stock Exchange——
.37
Montreal Stock Exchange.
38
Montreal Curb Market
39
Toronto Stock Exchange
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
42
Over-thc-Counter Markets
1
43
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
34
Transactions New York Curb Exchange—34
of Abbott Alkaloidal Co., to carry on a business
1888.
The present name was adopted in 1915.
The
engaged in the , manufacture, distribution and sale of
pharmaceutical, medicinal, chemical, biological and vitamin products.
It has been especially active in antibiotics, vitamins and certain other
special fields. ■'
v,'•.
the
under
established
;s
3,254,367
131,271
17,175,207
2,353,209
136,822
172,702
——
————
Provision
49,741,899
within
maturing
not
indebtedness
on
Otlier interest
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange..
date.
proceeds of
:
Interest
Angeles
Los
the
company's general funds and made available for capital expenditures
and increased working capital.
Capital additions completed or author¬
ized
this year
involve an estimated cost exceeding $5,000,000, and
projected outlays in the next two years total approximately the same
amount...
:?■
'V"^'3:-• •":.'
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated in Illinois in
1900
net
PROCEEDS—The
Exchange-
Stock
Detroit Stock
Dec, 31, 1955 at
1956 at $107 per
redemption
to
dividends
31,
Dec.
before
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange...
31, 1954 at $108 per share;
$107.50 per share; thereafter
share; thereafter and before
31, 1957 at $106.50 per share; thereafter and before Dec. 31,
at S106 per share; thereafter and before Dec. 31, 1959 at $105.50
share; thereafter at $105 per share; plus in all cases accrued
per share; thereafter
thereafter and before
and
New York Curb
Boston
13
___25
30
34
34
34
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange
New York
4,437,119
etc...
investments,
from
Income
48,613,595
1,128,304
64,653,859
Quotations
12,205,518
2,311,088
Profit from operations
15,080,006
62,342,771
administrative expenses—
Selling, general and
preferred
The
of sales-.-—
Cost
,
& Co., Inc.
A. G. Becker
206.056,485 162,220,850
128,633,708 101,401,737
Sales
In This Issue
Exchange
Chicago Board of
New York Curb
-
300 NORTH 4th
St. Louts,
Mo. (2)
Trade
Exchange (Asso.)
STREET
CE 7600
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(1986)
amount
in.
is
total
Air
$2,25C,000 will be spent in 1951. Included
for a new plant building at Medina
N Y.
furnishing the equipment at a cofet of approximately
is estimated only
it
the
The
Anaconda
American Hair & Felt Co.
$1,500,000
Force
is
in
purchased
was
and
a
Cost
cf
sales
and
$8,275,831
—-—
of
It
mvtelon
will
products
It.
forgtags
be
market.
tor
..y;.;'
.
William
Black
M.
Vice-President
President,
appointed
was
Coast
West
y':
Black
Mr
is
Mullin
Mr
Vice-President
a
American
the
Vice-President
is
of
American
Steel
Manganese
in
Non-operating
charge
and
for
—
.
3 Mos End;
;
,
Division,
Steel
101.
Manganese
will
and
continue
in
that
v,
■
capacity.—
Net
sales
Cost
American
Bank
9 Months Ended
Profit
from
(&
Subs.)-
depreciation—„
267.864
93,268
$1,778,933
Operating
Other
$1,460,332
93,303
Miscellaneous
Net
deductions
$1,553,600
and
foreign
income
20,827
profit
$724,278
-
Net
sales
Cyanumid
Co.
(&
—V.
174,
The
1951
50%
296,630,302 229,087,030
————
associated
from
companies,
49%
owned
Cr
share—'.
per
29,606
93,650
.79,550
2,202,000
—-
433,263
of
434,352
without
7o8,320
-
of
$1,008,041
$464,142
$2.88
$1.33
tBased
Total income
Cost
of
;
sales
.*
and
40,648,490
10,029,594
11,526,374
Employees'
funds-
Federal and
for
Prov.
pension
Net
stock
and
Net
tNet
976,470
:
———
50%
of associated companies, 49%
owned
Earnings
——-—-———
31,
of Sept.
as
*
associated
Inclusive of
Income
Net
906,015
and
Series A preferred
B
29,165,313
stock
♦Includes
accumulated
share
of
equity
$5.81
49%
stock
$6,13
22,505
have
497,329
amounted
3,597,344
to
$5.34
out
In
per
exclusive
gain
related
directly to
tained
in
the
business).
tExclusive of
unit,
per
the
taxes)
earned
the
on
surplus
to
and
Southern
Alkali
1401.
Corp.—V.
preferred
dividends
share———
an
permitting the purchase by American from Union
of
of
New
York
174, p. 449.
income
expenses-—
1,575,716
operations—
6,462,835
the
1,129,460
exemption
$1,265,405
taxes—
in
taxes
shares,
11%,
of
the
outstanding
while
capital
stock
of
or
American,
Tri-Continental holds 13,000 shares of American
stock.
Because
the affiliations resulting from such stock
ownership, the transac¬
tion proposed is prohibited unless
an exemption order is
issued by the
1951, profit
$260,239
was
65 cents
in
that
The Commission
will
$722,710
>
the
interested
until
persons
application.—V.
172,
Nov.
30,
1951, to
2117.
p.
the
,
amount
of
$125,000
174,
1293.
p.
Period End. Nov. 3—
•
third
to
This
1951—5 Wks.—1950
.
amounts
not
1,
1952,
exceeding $6,000,000 in the aggregate.
Such funds,
together with other available
cash, will be used by
American to make
capital contributions to its
subsidiary, Indiana &
Michigan Electric Co., from time to time
amounts not
use
the funds
business
$
...+
The SEC has
a
hearing
prior to July 1, 1952
in
The subsidiary will
connection with its construction
program.
given interested
until
persons
the application.—V. 174,
upon
Nov.
30,
1951, to request
Sales
Int.
Gross
Net
Net
1951
earnings
income
Taxes
taxes
shares
Common
shares
Earnings
per
outstanding
outstanding—
common
—
$3,037,117
at
end
$3,230,561
177,857
135,653
1
955'i7fi
1
'
share
____
Branch
2,399,263
,
made
Receivables
5.629,824
3,112,543
income
loans
of period—
offices
♦Adjusted
Sept.
for
5,
25, stock, split
1951,
the
in
company
' *$i
119,706,565
89,304,274
general
Prov.
for Federal
Net
1950
11,267,167
furnace
(includ.
expenses
expenses).
bond
common
holdings* in
stock.
The
Domestic
Barnes, President.—V. 174,
p.
are
offer
is
offer
to
one
making
increasing,
1689.
ge
of
'
193
common
stock-
share of American
each
five
progress
according
shares
and
of
Amer¬
repairs
and
819,499
727,202
70.457
'
Donald
L.
$100
each), without under¬
working capital.—V. 173.
for
will
4
Financing—
consider
for
the
issuing
plant
and
State
retirements—
341,538
307,696
standby
income
conversion,
Elmore
I.
Austin
in
for
Ralph
of
order
steadier
1951
Nichols
L.
would
in
C.
Falk,
filed
to
MacPhie,
diversify its formerly exclusive-
production
171,
amount
and
the
shares
stockholders
Baxter
in
a
ing
to
$2,584,040
will
consolidate
the
174,
President,
the
shares
of
the
Nov.
on
21
addition
100,000
of
the
parenteral
to
Beneficial
Oper.
inc.
its
main
Loan
(including
♦Provision
includes
rates contained .in
shares
outstanding
of
the
the
Nellie
B.
the
...
are
being
Lehman
pending
end
of
Oct.
1,
this
Mining Co.,
for
1951
annual
on
at
rate
$1.99
months
Revenue Bill.
of
$3,454,909
^
$4.63
1951
tBased
on
to
a
registration
Net
operating
Other
in
purchased all of the holdings
the Picher, Okfla., district of
zinc-lead
area.
This
purchase covers the
acquisition
1,360 acres and concentrating and mining
equipment now
the rate of 90,000 tons of zinc ore per
month, or an
of
approximately
This
acquisition
supply from these mines
30,000
tons
places
approximately
of
combined
American
12%
of
state¬
the
proposed
offerings,
stocks
for
is
to
are
value
par
offered
1931,
is
pharmaceutical
in
Corp.
be-
$1.
the
account
named
the
as
Morton
leading
a
industry,
and
company
manuiactur-
equipment
for
blood
Grove,
111., the company
Canadian subsidiary has a.
1786.
;*
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1951
recoveries
on
income
income
1950
instalment
;
$20,552,883
$14,371,276
25,282
^
125,722
—
Total
for
$20,578,185 $14,496,998
Net
charges
Federal
■
3,335,065
income
'
on
cumulative
Dividends
on
common
Common
Zinc
its
lead
in
and
zinc
position
primary
slab
:
shares
pfd.
9 Months
171,109
Sept.
share
3,698.064
3,217,392
3,091,349
$2.75
30—:
$2.32
—_.
profits taxes.—V.
174,
p.
798.
J\
1951
—
1950
$10,006,324
$6,258,413
8,082,372
——
5,077,599
654,235
576,809
excl. of deprec. and amortiz
engineering,
general and administrative
and royalties and commissions
expense,
and
Operating
amortization
-
197,189
178,526
$1,072,518
$425,479
—
income
income
Total
38,427
26,657
$1,110,945
——
to
zinc
—-
$452,136
—
—
deductions
Federal and
Net
State
129,711
income
Business
composed of $9,274,255
castings and rolls. This
800 in
'
as
in
of
Sept.
30,
machinery
compares
1951
orders
$203,741
$1.76
,1
the books
on
208,238
$350,333
—
share
per
40,157
630,901
taxes
income
Earnings
$1.03
amounted to $13,488,809,
and
with $7,460,064,
$4,214,554
in,
_
«
';Wii.—v.
i.7a,
p.
20t>6.
steel
composed of $3,114,-
machinery and $4,345,264 in steel castings.and rolls for the
.
4-
Co.—Earnings—
Ended Sept. 30—
Depreciation
Other
349.438
4,773,844
excess
sales
Cost of sales,
Selling,
$7,544,229
stocksJ
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
Net
4,291,336
stock
outstanding
common
2,661,439
*8,216,354
$9,026,746
taxes.—
income
Dividends
Other
company
located
wilt
the
to
the
673,100
period.
Tri-State
of leases
producing
$1,423,382
nine
with
.
♦Including $685,000
*$1.05
adjustment
business
acquisition
covering
Brothers
alimentation
plant
Co.—Earnings—
$790,738
—-
at
the
new
previously written off, $552,795 for 1951 and $270,136 for 1950)——
$45,580,232 $31,973,058
Operating exps.
(including prov.
for
losses,
,,
$3,364,263 lor 1951 and $1,751,497 for 1950) -r 25,027,349
17,601,782
$413,207
Sept. 30,'51 Sept. 30,550 Sept. 30.'51
$18,630,227 $18,813,161 $79,044,130
Costs and expenses16,876,049
16,307,384
70,280,238
Prov. for depreciation and depletion
240,000
210.000
832,548
Fed. inc. & excess prof, taxes (est.)
*723,440
872,395
4,476,435
share
»
receivable
notes
$814,026
Period Ended Sept. 30—
sales and operating income
—
per-
,
Prior
stock.
common
company.
segment
lor
Total income
Net
common
'
2.
p.
that
announces
SEC
of
Laboratories, Inc., established in
Prov.
[Including Wholly Owned Subsidiary Companies]
per
$4.31
or
•
Connecticut, where
registered,
specialized
solutions
Earnings per
income
profits.
managing underwriter for the offering of these shares.
The remain¬
ing 25,000 shares art to be offered by the
company for subscription
by employees.
456,717
$1.15
Net
greater
846.
p.
Bates division.—V.
with
125,000
365,242
after provision for preferred
r
" .. ...'1
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
and
1,400,0001
25
stock.—V.
the
as
931,412
————_—
.
shares
stock
to
and.
loan
has
now
Act
479,922
expenses
taxes—„
220.397?4 shares outstanding
dividends.—V. 174, p. 449.
tEarnings
120.000
preferred
74.884
on
concentrates.
to
Dec.
on
business
capital
was
Of
,
....
expense
income
♦Based
91,565,586
75 048,366
of
9,798,278
research
—
discount and
depreciation and
NOTE—Effective
an
for
ican's
below
amortiz. of
for
1951
$14,724,021 $12,,143,226
—.
operating expenses, exclusive
development
and
Prov.
1950.
made
holders of Domestic Finance
Corp. to exchange
series "A" $1.25 convertible
preference stock
Domestic's
listed
and
for
447'snfi
1
$'1.50
213
On
items
Sept. 30—
income
and
-3 Months Ended—• 12 Mos. Endv
6,149,660
_
Total
(& Wholly-Owned Sub.)
1950
$16,029,985 $13,279,957
___,
before
(income and excess profit)—
Preference
other
and
of sales
Prov.
American Investment Co. of
Illinois (& Subs.)—Earns.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
4%
used
has a plant at Cleveland,
Miss., and its
plant at Acton, Ontario. Canada.—V. 174, p.
1889.
p.
case
of
Dr.
of
1494.
p.
Y.
$
exceeding $8,000,000 in the aggregate.
in
be
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—•
and
July
to
company's outstanding class A and common
reclassified; into 500.000 shares of common
stock,
43,133,091 302,064,677 2:3,251,612
American Window Glass Co.
of
American Gas & Electric Co.—Bank
Loans—
unsecured
denominations
are
the
common
1951—7 Mos.—1950
S
50,153,178
-
174,
to
above
notiifcation with the
debentures due Oct. 1
1961
1,000,000
provide
offering of
accrual
■■■■■yvXrv-v
$
-V.
in
of
of
company
ment
charged
were
'
Selling
The company on Nov. 3.5
requested SEC authorization to borrow from
banking institutions from time to time
prior to
letter
a
transfusions.
Sales
included
not
Baxter
Laboratories, Inc., Morton Grove, 111.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
sales of $6,936,-
on
contrast with 66 cents in
American Stores Co.—Current Sales Rise—
Cost
six
is
51 005332
$1.80
on Nov. 30 issue one additional share of
for each share held of record at close of
par value,
14.—V.
Nine Months Ended
has given
upon
the
be known
v
the
*
request a hearing
and
nrincipat
amounted
against
Thomas F. McCarthy,
IFresiaent, on Nov. 3 announced that this cor¬
completed the purchase of most of the assets of
the L. C.
540,000
$1.85
a
as
-
$742,165
were
of
filed
13
Bates, Co. of New Haven, Conn., and
of
Commission.
1950,
of
Co.:
•
poration has
$1,262,710
backlogs stand at about $20,000,000. Approximately 8Q%-'OfY
backlog is for military demand.—V; 174, p. 357.
order
Tri-Continental Corp., New York investment
company/ owns all of
the outstanding securities of Union (other
than snort-term paper and
representing bank loans).
Union owns 245,622
of
of." 195tv-*»
cumulative convertible $2.50
authorised
common
stock
from
Revenue
In
securities
months
$3.42
Austin, Nichols & Co;, Inc.—Acquisition—
Dr2,695
$2,307,165
1,565,000
230,000 shares of
the capital stock of American at $15.50
per share.
$3.96
Wire- &r- Cable
nine
(in
par
proceeds
value)
to
share
',
^20,137 '
*—-—~
income
on
Per share
no
-
manufacturing plants and 10 assembly
distributing plants, and operates warehouses in 17 cities.
Previously reported earnings for the fiscal
ended; June
year
30.
1951, if adjusted to reflect excess
profits tax increases imposed in
$8,857,700
$2,287,028
(net)—.
taxes
Nov.
23,628
and
1950
$18,045,760
-
—14,183,016
,
The company
on
21,944,000
55,151
Nov.
on
stockholders
The
1951
—
profit before Federal income
stock,
37,438,000
$34,300,752 $29,702,838
packages, incurred the
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Stock Distribution
.
(est.)
President,
announced on Nov. 21.
Proceeds wi.l be used to
pay off a $2,500,006
bank loan and add
approximately $3,500,000 to working capital.
The company,
which is one 01 the largest U. S.
manufacturer-, of
plywood packing cases,
hard
and
soft
plywood
panels
and
flush,
doors and a leading producer of
fruit
and
vegetable baskets
174,
City,
1,886.136
$71,883,903 $51,675,516
**
increase
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
—
at
The
par
shares
;
American Express Co.—Seeks to Purchase Stock—
approximately
offered
The
> ;$1.98
-
Present
the
8,039,975
1 973,345
income
covering $100,000
($50
$6,628,933
"Vy" $2.66
>—
result of the most recent tax bill.
gives effect to the retroactive aspects of the tax bilk,
.
taxes
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Plans Stock
$18,005,557 $13,051,654
8,214,154
6,422,721
;:v
This company and Union Securities
Corp., both
have filed a joint application with
the SEC for
subs.)
1789.
p.
1,199,604
$9,791,403
from
Additional
re¬
of
corporation
be
62,615,805
shares outstanding at end of periods.—V.
quarter operations
this
of
non-consol.
$74,457,855
77,830,829
—
-
earnings
comparable 1950 period.
(approxi¬
sale
8,445,161
$69,910,558 $49,789,380
share
per
writing.
$94,466,391
1,369,995
the third quarter of
498.
of
(earnings
etc,
Arwood Precision
Casting Corp., Brooklyn, N.
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
acquisition
1°50
profit for period
Earnings per share—.
in undistributed net earnings of associated companies and
inclusive of such equity.
In April, 1951, the company sold its
in Southern Alkali Corp.,
to Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
consideration of approximately $19,100,000.
The
mately $13,400,000 after deducting
Investment has been credited
shares
50
1951
Net
interest
a
for
1,200
and
of
$250
at
> ' '
sales-;
Federal
38,596
138,163
4,087,610
would
Other
income
30
1950
The company on Nov. 16 filed a
letter 0f notification with the
SEC
covering 400,000 shares of common stock td
be offered at par (10 cents
per
share),, without underwriting;- The
proceeds
will
be
used
for
production
and
development
of
minerals
from
uranium
mine.—
V. 172, p. 1.
the
$16,635,562 $11,852,050
per common
on
profit
Net
,
from
the
The
(net)-
deductions
of
share
SEPT.
Ancient River Channels Gold
Mining Co., Las Vegas*
Nev.—Files With SEC—
Dec.
—
divs.
corresponding period
statement.—V. 171, p, 1665.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
and taxes
——
Net
earn¬
.
obsolescence,
.
in
etc.
—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
$5.81
by Southern Alkali Corp. of $5,880,000
Without sucn dividend tne net earnings
earnings.
track,
Selling, general and administrative
„___;
common
units
to be used
are
with
$5i
(par
in
stock
common
income
Net
Cost
stock
distribution
a
22,061,552
$6.67
(incl.
ENDED
$78,355,719 $57,829,255
profit
packing
$7.14
preferred stock—.—,
Common
stock
offered
Sept. 30—
American Phenolic
.
Series
20,890,702
Dec.
and
notification
of
income
♦Eased
earn¬
equity in undistributed net
of
be
income
♦Earnings
or
companies———i—
ings of associated companies
Shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1951
:;
31, 1950, respectively:
Gross
shares
on
1951
MONTHS
profit
_-$l,552,89()rfoir theMirsfc
-
—-—
(based
30,
respectively:
*
; ;'
equity in undistributed net
1950,
Exclusive of
ing of
share
common
per
outstanding
23,200,000
2,850,000
27,263,188
letter
a
to
The proceeds
revenues
income
21,796,717
stock
earnings applicable to common stock—
earnings including equity in undistributed
net earnings
Other
28,231,096
income-
on
par)
construction of race
Operating
9,074.680
1,045,000
3,375,000
43,000,000
•
—„
NINE
.
350,000 shares outstanding.
on
preferred
of
(110
share
one
Operating expenses
967,908
.
foreign taxes
earnings
Dividends on preferred
Operating
8,794.70s
development expenses—
process
shares
CO,000
filed
American Natural Gas Co,
33,947,354
Interest charges on funded and other debt
FOR
♦Without deduction for depletion of metal
mines,
NOTE—The company's
equity in undistributed earnings
unconsolidated 'subsidiary, Anaconda
SEC
306,376,409 231,111,571
168,589,385 130,403,115
—
Helling administrative and general expenses-^-'
Depreciation and depletion———->■ --*>—■
Research
14
Nov.
on
underwriting.
property,
200,000
198,606
—
239,919
be entirely financed bv
Calif., will have "a
Kelley said.
The Harvey
a
$46,000,0C0 government
Mr.
t,
Motor
common
preferred
cur¬
—
—
of
901,030
(net)
income
will
Torrence,
—
deprec*.,
foreign
Earnings
340,000
$0.81
announced
634.
covering
shares
1,897,832
~—
and
of
plant,
income
&
*Net.
$883,692
852,000
—
addition to income.
p.
12 Months Ended
P.
$3,303,691
S.
Minority
profits taxes &
exc.
corporation
6>707,326
——-———
rencies
Other
for
$1,105,159
—
or
:
Interest
Royalties, licenses and service charges—
Gain arising from revaluation of foreign
of
99,976
Racing Corp., White Plains, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Subs.)—Earnings-
30—
———
♦Dividends
-
$783,716
132,561
profit
♦Denotes
$0.76
SEC
Net
$3,171,130
$282,765
&
income
American
American
inc.
Total
U.
174, p. 449.
Nine Months Ended Sept.
for
operating
Other
405,335
61,079
deductions
tEarnings
$695,376
$0.80
———
483,034
$1,044,080
-
renegotiation of defense contracts
601,182
Uet profit per common share———————V.
profit
Total
20,827
845,990
(est.)
taxes
Net
7,382,225
236,215
187,838
—.
_
(foreign subsidiary)__.—,iy
dividend
Preferred
1950
$9,827,729
154,393
6
1951
income
Provision
1,256,453
income
Other
Fed.
Federal
the
—
$1,728,196
$1,685,630
_——
-
1,545,149
exp.s.—
in
for
Operating
481,058
administrative
and
interest"
since
CONSOLIDATED EARNINNGS
1951
-
$5,673,186 $19,130,936
3,993,655
13,931,623
expenses
General
284,016
Miscellaneous income<
Sept. 30,'51
—--
-
Kclley, Chairman,
Harvey Machine Co.,
11
r
-9 Mos. End. Sept. 30
1950
$1,969,646
——'
—
Selling
-Earnings—
1951
before
operations
Depreciation
Balance
Co.
Note
Sept. 30—
——
sales
of
'
.
Nov,
on
metal, aluminum, at a proposed new
plant
The three-potline
plants, to produce 54 000
annually, will cost in excess cf $40 000 000
Kalispell project.
"The entire project
depends on the
necessary clearances from Washington in the
matter of critical ma¬
terials, power and so on," he said.
"When the required
authorizations
are
granted, we hope to begin construction
immediately."
$4.74
'
Aluminum
mid-1950 has been
seeking
aluminum processing plants in
Montana and
Washington The
company had nothing to do with those
negotiations
Mr
Kelley said, and only recently entered into a
contract with Harvey to
take over the
Inc.—Earnings—
(Not including sales subsidiaries)
;v
,
,,
Build
Anaconda
...
-V:"'
rival
F.
minority
loan
$830,846
.
;
American
■■■
S2.07
—-
~
V, 174, p.
of
company.
concern
82,246
$400,384 1
——
share
To
world's largest copper
producer,
the
Montana.
aluminum ingots
Cornelius
the
606,075
633.
p.
company.
operations
of
the
profit.—a.
common
--
American Machine & Metals,
also
of
net
per
174,
1,411
Income—,—,
on
V--.,.
'y'" \y;:>
Shoe
Brake
Division
taxes
make
Kalispell,
said
$1,519,167
363,223
expense
for
Surplus
Earned
—V.
$765,018
———
Provision
Joseph L. Mullin
Division. Walter G.
formerly President of this division, was appointed Assistant
to the Vice-President for Research and Development of American Brake
Ehoe Co.
1
,'V"-v-;
President of
income
Total
Hoffman
'
38,646
to
near
small
and
Electio-Alloys
the company's
of
the
Non-operating
V\.y'.Vy' ..y.
:.''-^.yy.
New President of Unit—
;i;
$1,480,521
plans
tons
is planned also to erect on the same site a forging
approximately $800,000 to be operated by the Ameiican
1952.
eostina
Forge
;
8.000,585
operating expense
Copper Mining Co.
This company,
$9,481,106
7,539.502
28,689
—
other
manufacturing plant to cost approximately $1,750,000
construction.
It is expected that it will be in operation by
under
fall
rOanf
as
Calif.,
Pomona,
1950
brake shoe
now
ts
land
'
1951
Plant—
$736,329
—
of
tract
18-acre
Subs.) —Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
sales
*2,800,000.
An
(&
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
cor-
"
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
Britalta Petroleums Ltd.—Stock
L.
ert
19 announced that the
Reed, President, on Nov.
oil
the
1951
the
Lake
which
of
have
showing
wells
existence
Field
been
to
gas
currently
currently
in
way
land
of
cubic
500,000,000,000
over
feet
already
has
established
been
Sand
Hat
is
and
as
together with Deep Rock, entered
Into an agreement with Northwest Natural Gas Co., which is presently
appearing before the Alberta Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation
Board for a -permit to export gas from Alberta to the Pacific Northwest.'
Provided Northwest
Natural Gas Co. receive an export permit from
the Province of Alberta and the required approval of the necessary
Dominion of Canada and United States regulatory bodies and authori¬
ties
Nov.
so
with
them
permit
during
the
at-least
Britalta
least 15%
750
first
year
also
Ltd.
in
northwest
of
Calgary,
Oil
Delhi
Ltu.,
other
■■■■■
prospective
oil
Ltd.
well
which
company
and
balance
the
will
further
for
used
be
of
development
the
at
its
company
on
Nov.
filed
19
Net
to
extent
capital
p.
to refund other
1886.
>
-
the
of
name
their
has
company
been
changed
plant
to
office
—V.
Lightening Change, • are also distributed by all major wholesale drug
shares
firms.
"
,
of
an
division
be made to Canada and Mexico!
explained that unprecedented public acceptance of
will probably
in
North
173,
ing
Europe,
'
-
Australia
and
parts
2602.
Bymart,
of
company
Ltd.
—
Debentures
was
made
for
company
Oil
was
9
Co.,
C.
■
,
The
the
company
stock
of
near
300,000 acres in Saskatchewan
offices:
.as
.
135
class
second
KOTE:
Financial
and
Chronicle
Union,
On
matter February
p.
—
-
of
outstanding capi¬
about
well as
of
the
D.
,
per
p.
174,
the
rate
of
Insurance
be
total,
the
in
form
of
option
tne
at
between
more
$5,000,000
of
would
April
,
would
mature
1
and
Dec.
173,
serially
from
_
general
a
1,
1,
April
1952,
1953.
Dec.
31,
to
the
of
1
next
and
between
last
This
borrow¬
to
be
commitment fee
1952,
a
1977.
it
when
Interest
would
rate
1%
of
increase
tar
per
13,448,781
$2,972,841
$2,615,958 $13,552,937 $12,053,915
—
$2,144,292
share—
$0.67
Collins Radio
Year
Ended
and
SO.67
Profit
$3 33
for
research
income)—.
other
aud
taxes
on
on
year's
expenses.!
profit-limitation
9,518,995
,
5,322,169
8,878,397
„_
and
income——2!-_—___
6,210,338
-■>.
■.
.
360,503
600,000
$737,682
$543,877
$737,682
operations..
to prior
relating
$19,495,577 $12,676,284
benefits—
employee
contract':
1950
1951
products,
charged for
salaries'and
Income
1,631,251
$3.54
31—
development work
Federal
2,519,382
$2,159,967 $11,033,555 $10,422,664
Co.—Results of Operations—
July
(amount
Wages,
55,712,520
103.
174, p.
Income
63,613,737
455,991
828.549
(net)
:
com.
1951—12 Mos.~195Q
$77,166,674 $67,766,433
15,630,214
—
deducts,
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1951—3 Mos—1950
$18,603,055 $16,064,739
taxes
——•
$8,395,419
24,766
$553,F63
10,086
years.
4,682,722
$3,737,463
THE
YEAR
New
York
——r—
liabilities
——
—
—
worth
value
per
—
-
—
common
share.—
—
————
Number of employees..——
of
Number
stockholders.—_____
V-LOAN—In
of
view
the
5,298,232
9,981,473
12,285,833
'569,565
2,649,348
3,556,688
2,610,670
4,556,794
1.4 to 1
$2,058,241
4,206,440
2.6 to 1
$1,520,888
6,076.967
5.572.7S2
17.10
3,344
1,301
15.36
1,678
1,413
current
and
prospective financial
require¬
$10,000,000 V-Loan wao established in May. Participating in
National Bank of Chicago, First National Bank
in Dallas, Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, The Northern
Trust Co., Chicago, aud the Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Cedar Rapids.
Loans, which totaled $6,300,000 at the year end, are made on a rements,
a
the credit are The First
7.
N
Smith
Y.. REctor
CoDvrieht
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor ar>d Publisher:
with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other
bv William B. Dana Company. Reentered
2-9570.
1951
XTo^'sW I'VotUm.
„„„„
Other Countries, $52.00 per year,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisments must
contracts
current liabilities—
Propertv, piant and equipment (net)——
...
and^ advertising ^ssue^
&
on
Ratio—ctirrpnfc assets to
Net
July 31, 50
1,498,817
partial payments
Working capital
$2.62
" wHwaVrfM
—
-
$175,000,000 $45,000,000
orders
—
Current
Mo.—Proposed MergerNutrine Candy Co. (Chicago, 111.)
Place
undelivered
Inventories—less
$4,284,117
Park
of
Receivables
3,252,474
—--
9s
DURING
July 31,'51
Backlog
Cash
$7,536,591
$8,420,185
^WTCJ,Jr
surplus
to
CHANGES
$7,211,500
325,091
income--
PuhlicVmrq
transferred
Profit
00,00^-,^
$2.30
_cnAn
taken
Dec.
32,122,436
—
.
for
promissory not?*
the insurance companies.
Electric Illuminating Co.
income
Earns,
—V.
proceeds
40,916,405
share—
rtAmnQ„„
vwn;c
used
379.
p.
Sept. 30—
and
etc.,
Net
Book
n„„„
be
program
1958
there would
and
until
notes
Gross income
Int.,
542.
r-uimsneu
would
25-year
be
before
or
on
revenues——
Expenses
20. F. S. Yantis
have offered to
buy all of the 400,000 outstanding shares of Nutrine at $5 per share.
Nutrine's two largest stockholders have already accepted the offer and
the others have 20 days in which to accept.
Nutrine's stockholders are
also asked to vote dissolution of the company.
The plan requires the
1
funds
expansion
—
—
Co., St. Louis,
The
Financing—
The
Co.
$45,000,000
$5,000,000
3%%. annually,
%% .—V.
Total
Operations of this company and of
according to plans aneunced on Nov.
Co., Inc. owners of 40%
of Chase common stock,
2-0613);
exchange,
Life
would
unissued
Period End.
will be combined
1942, at the post office at New Yorl.
in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
In
common
supp-y
Lansburgh & Bro., of Washing¬
1951.—V. 174, p. 718.
was
Co.—Plans
Iron
debentures
Cleveland
—
Chase Candy
Manager,
25,
fluctuations
into
notes
be
the
$49,311,824 $39,333,936
-
-
-
various
to
aud
business.
Neb.—Registers With
1
!_—
the
of
would be optional.
would
;
-
sold, selling, admin, and
depreciation and depletion
-
—~
_U. S. Patent
Riggs, Business
group
the company's
$15,000,000
The
Proceeds would
"S'
goods
consolidate
subsidiaries
acquired in August,
Materials, supplies and other
V
Earnings
interest in
the
to
Aetna
of
$5,000,000
time outstanding (includ¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
I951
1959
—•:
—
$49,009,012 $39,054,131
—--i302,812
279,805
contract processing-
to
used
growth
operates 12 main stores and 25 branch stores.
was
borrowing
the
011
be
and
by
1951-53.
$1,000,000 and
1890.
•
—V.
;e
$45.00 per year;
account
(Reg.
William
Seibert, President;
a U ™
and
part
The
ing
will
company
required
earlier this month asked its preferred stockholders for
borrow $15,000,000 from Northeastern Mutual Life Insur¬
years,
convertible
Privately—
Net income
and 220,000 acres in Alberta, as
Dana
American
three
Texas on
;
Commercial
William
on
Total
future to approximately 50.5%.
also owns approximately 2S% of the
Western Oils Ltd., which has an
Pan
which
to
Co.
ance
the proceeds of the shares offered by
sufficient to retire the bank loans.
Operating income
Other income (net)
&
the
con¬
Co., Inc.
company
finance
on
United States and Canadian taxes on
properties
in the Republic of Ecuador and also has extensive exploration con¬
cessions located along the Pacific seaboard of that country. Of Manabi's
issued shares, Canada Southern owns approximately 40%; as in the
case of Albercan, through certain options now in force, this figure will
1
C„
approval
has interests in over 4,700,000 acres
Southern exercises certain options now in force.
Manabi Exploration Co., Inc., which was incorporated in
Jan.
12, 1949, holds (through a subsidiary)
producing oil
tal
Cost
transaction
capital
Cleveland-Cliffs
The
than
sales
-
this
addition
recent
D.
year,
at any one
from
obligations of
working
names
expenses,
which it holds
under lease, permit and reservation in the Provinces of Alberta, British
Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Incorporated in Delaware on
Feb. 3, 1949, it has outstanding 7,637,000 shares, of which approxi¬
mately 73% are owned by Canada Southern; this ownership will be
increased to at least 90% in the near future, however, when Canada
be increased in
ton,
Of
Telephone Co., Lincoln,
Total income
pursuant to a
(a
A.
Ltd. and Manabi Exploration Co., Inc.
Albercan Oil Corp.
most
Notes—
Months Ended Sept. 30—
/
Rata-
consummation
The company now
Certain-teed Products Corp.
■
Gas
up
Provision
incorporated
acquiring,
the purpose of
Pancoastal
of
the
increased
received SEC authorization to issue or
Dec. 31, 1951, short-term notes in an
Nov.' 19
company's facilities.—V._174,
Profit
the
ducted by Lehman Brothers and A. G. Becker &
comoany
more
statement
income
with
Co.—Arranges Private Financing—Albert
Stores
,
1,
^et
connection
in
reserved
tThis
Act.
Revenue
1951
life insurance company and a national bank, were
1951, to¬
the prospectus, will
The excess of such
proceeds will be applied to the repayment of advances
from the
company's parent, Central Electric & Gas Co., of $200,000, and the
remainder
will
be
used
for
construction and improvement ol
the
be
the
earnings
Greenfield, Chairman of the Board,
will be used to
the amount of $7,500,000),
construction purposes.—V. 174, p. 1787,
gether with
on
May 23, 1951 in
plan of reorgani¬
Venezuelan corporation), the
interests of that
company in
Canada and- Ecuador, represented by
shareholdings in and advances to Albercan Oil Corp., Pan Western Oils
BUSINESS—The
zation
do
'\ >
1976, and bearing interest at 3%% per annum.
The
such bonds, expected to be delivered in early December,
of
Oversub¬
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used primarily to provide funds
an accelerated program of exploration and development of
;-the company's Canadian properties.
After the discharge of certain
obligations, it is contemplated, therefore, that substantially all of the
proceeds of the issue will be directed to the program in Western
.Canada.
,
:v
J■
;
Canada
qualified to
of the underwriters, are to be supplied by amendment.
expects to apply the proceeds of the preferred stock
sale 0n its bank
loans, aggregithig $1,000 000.
The company also
proposes to issue and sell to two institutional- investors, at 100.41%
of
principal- amount, $500,000 of additional first mortgage and collateral
lien
sinking fund bonds of a new series, designated series E,
due
to conduct
«%.
:*%
$10).
V
s
$8,757,511
is to be made available to the company at its
to Nov. 2, 1953. The loan will be represented
by 20-year notes due Nov. 30, 1971 and bearing interest
at 3V4% and 3 3/t%. Negotiations with the lenders, a large
operates. a large
outstanding in
for
the
ing
1, 1961 has been over¬
exclusively in Canada.
convertible debentures due Oct.
The sale
cn
company
The
Oils,
on
000,000
option
Nov. 20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 20,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
convertible
series (stated value, $50 per share).
The terms of the offering, includ¬
The
scribed— Gairdrier & Co., Ltd. of Toronto, Canada, on
Oct. 15 announced that the entire issue of $10,000,000
subscribed.
(par
SEC—To Place Bonds
above.
Southern
$8,848,687
income applicable to this period
on
is to be borrowed immediately, $5,000,000 additional is to
be borrowed on or before Nov, 3, 1952, and the final $5,-
and
to carry .on oil
common
notes
Dec.
Canada
$1,256,248
$1,355,721
on Nov. 20 an¬
of arrangements for a pri¬
vately placed credit of $25,000,000, of which $15,000,000
,
-
•
Inc.
1,080,000
Franklin, Ohio.
^Restated to include Federal
income applicable to this period.—V. 174, p. 1495,
nounced
public
Central
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.- -New Name£ee
270,000
the Village of
City
M.
1
form of operation will
p.
stock
up to and including
amount not exceeding $9,000,000
formal applications and requests1
products in approximately 50 countries
*
270,000
for
of
include
Proceeds
renew,
be chiefly through agpnts-distributors,"
he explained.
In certain markets factory arrangements will be made
whereby our products will be manufactured for distribution through
domestic outlets and possibly
through export to adjacent areas.—
V.
taxes
process
America,
South
'
"Our
subsidiary
a
as
To Renew Short-Term
be used
allied
1,537,503
59,837,511
1,080,000
include Federal taxes
effect
not
with
five shares of common
The
said.
America,
Africa.
,
t
including
offering, the common stock will be offered to pre¬
stockholders of record on or about Dec. 5 at the
stock for each seven shares of preferred
held and at the rate of one share of common stock for each
shares of common stock held. Rights are to expire on Dec. 17.
stock
Tintair and
1,501,027
$9,928,687
stock—
common
case
1890.
common
and
of
seven
to introduce
Corp.
Delaware,
the new company is
where the Celanese corporation
in
Texas,
to
Prior
rate
Tintair
The export division plans to
'
proceeds from the sale of these securities
bank loans and for construction program.
ferred
proved far greater than
Consequently, he added, all fac¬
tory expansion during the year was aimed only at meeting constantly
growing demand within the United States for the home hair coloring
and its recently announced Lightening Change.
However, installation of additional equipment in Tintair's plant in
Newark, N. J., has made possible the decision to enter foreign markets,
.
413,262
$1,526,248
.
net
reduce
manufacturing facilities at that time.
Kalech
in
of
The
from the time it was first marketed a year ago
Mr,
313,892
•
require.__
available
*Restated to
America—Forms New Unit—
Fetrocel
of
174, p.
.
Kalech
Mr.
On Sept. 30, the company-
$1,625,721
etc.——
div,
long-term
handle
to
-
Co.—Bids for Securities—
Bids will be received by the company at 443 Congress St., Portland,
Me., up to 11 a.m.- (EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase from It of $7,000,000 first and general mortgage bonds, series T. due Nov. 1, 1981, and
up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase from it of 315,146
*
export
$5,456,065 $14,997,056 $15,372,445
118,854.
*692,119
14,541
199,298
income
Earnings
Central Maine Power
worldwide demand for
Tiptair and Tintair products was announced on Nov. 14 by Phil Kalech,
Senior Vice-President and Sales Director.
The first foreign distribution
Formation
174,
1951—9 Mos.—1951)
1951—3 Mos.—195C
taxes
^Including special items of $88,393.
Preferred
plant at Bishop and has under construction a second chemical
at Pampa in the Panhandle.
A geological and explorations
of the Petrocol Corp. has been established in Corpus Christi.
Bymai't-Tintair, Inc., from Bymart, Inc.
Martin L. Straus II, Chairman and President of the company which
began operations only last year, said that the change was approved
unanimously by stockholders
to permit easier identification of the
company with the product which has achieved a spectacular success
and is now being retailed through 50,000 drug and department stores
across
the country.
Its products, which include 14 colors of Tintair
and a "Touch-Up" kit as well as a new home hair Tightener called
"
News.—V.
-Newport
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
interest,
Net
chemical
.
that
8
*Loss.
phenolic resins, urea, mela-
"
Incorporated
business
Bymart, Inc.—Changes Name—Forms Export Division
The manufacturers of Tintair, the home hair coloring, announced
Nov.
after
. -
g«,'s
exploration
and- development work
for assuring the parent
company's raw materials position in petro-chemicals, was announced
oir Nov. 20 by
Harold Blanckc, President.
*
purpose."
on
'
with retained earnings and
expenditures, working capital
products include liquid
.
.
Formation
indebtedness incurred for that
short-term
through
tonnages
$5,362,976
Profit
.
to be added to general
corporate purposes.
Celanese Corp, of
re¬
pay
or
.
does
the proposed financing are
of
company's
The
off $<x00,000 short-term bank indebtedness and $100,000
commercial paper indebtedness incurred "to provide additional working
quired
in reccrd
passing
Sales
mine, resorcinol and cresylic resins; polystyrene molding powder; oil
additive for g large oil manufacturer, and novolak resins.—V. 173,
The public offering price
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
proceeds of tne financing are to be applied to the
and
is
Childs Co.
additional share for each two shares held.
The
price are to be supplied by amendment.
one
and
of
and other
a
writing group headed by McCormlck & Co.
600
a
1787.
Period End.
America—Registers With SEC—
the. company which, together
other funds, will be available for capital
registration statement with, the
SEC covering 75,000 shares of class A common stock ($1 par).
The securities are to be offered for public sale through an under¬
The
which
p.
Bond
involved.—V. 173, p. 962.
No underwriting
proceeds
funds
Exchange Commission—
ters With Securities and
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
subscription
underwriting is involved.
No
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Regis¬
Bascom Rope
of construction of
announced start
17
Nov.
on
was
of
rate
date
record
Net
•Broderick &
company
storage yard at its Newpc-rt News, Va., docks.
The yard, to Ire
in February at a cost of $319,000, will provide additional
facilities to handle bituminous coal and merchandise freight for export,
completed
corporation on Nov. 16 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 281,243 shares of its $1 par common stock.
The stock is to be offered for subscription by common stockholders
exploring for and acquiring additional oil and gas properties.
of
The
car
on
Catalin Corp. of
of the company's program
continuation
a
of $16,000,000 and will be
field. Distribution is nation¬
sales
candy
The
on
Many Island Lake Field and
general
______
the property.
>
*
s:
Britalta plans to use a portion of the proceeds of the sale of its
stock to finance a new drilling subsidiary,. Tri Province Drilling Co.
deep test
company
gating $31,600.
under an arrangement with
has commenced drilling of a
currently being tested
reservation is
Canadian
%%'■■■i
•>
in
Canada.
At Winchell Coulee, about
the company's approximately 40,000
western
acjre
interests
has
properties
miles
30
! 1--1
■.!
years.
Petroleums
gas
in the
962.
p.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—New Storage Yard—
855,300 -shs.
552,380 Shs,
r.„y'
...
have
wiil
operation
largest
173,
_______
at
point of delivery in the Many Island Lake Field at a pressure
P.S.I.' will be 10% cents per 1,000 cubic feet for the
Britalta
785,844 shs.
_:—
combined
second
had outstanding 157,658 shares of preferred stock and 782,966 shares
'organized in Feb. 17, 1550. for the purpose,
of common stock'.-—V. 173, p. 2602.
among
others, of constructing and operating natural gas pipe lines,
or
laterals,
to
connect the pipe line of Transcontinental Gas Pipe
Line
Corporation at different points with gas distribution systems *
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
operating or to be built in certain cities in North and South, Carolina.
Period End. Sept. 30—
*1951—3 Mos.—$1950
*1951—12 Mos.—*1950
The entire proceeds of the financing will be applied to the construc¬
tGross revenues
$15,766,528 $14,425,862 $75,286,775 $65,271,883
tion, development and financing costs of the company and to provide
Oper. expenses & taxes.
13,883,225
12,551,829 .64,091,339
54,123,069
working capital for, operation.
Among these is the purchase of the
common
stock of Piedmont Gas Co., which operates in Hickory and '
Net oper. revenue—
$1,883,303
$1,874,033 $11,195,436 $11,150,814
four other cities in North Carolina, for $231,500.
Other income____
56,310
234,278
224,205
65,477
The corporation on Nov. 15 filed a fetter of notification with the
SEC covering 4,740 shares of common stock (par $2.50), to be offered
Gross
income
$1,939,510 $11,429,714 $11,375,019
$1,939,613
to' certain creditors at rate of $6.66% per share
to pay debt aggre-
the
The price to be paid for the gas,
corporation
The
and Deep
first
the
wide.—V.
price of $150 per unit, R. S. Dickson & Co. (Charlotte) is named
as. the
principal underwriter.
The -underwriting commission is $9.75
per unit.
" ■
.
'
pounds
three
and
the
during the third year.
central
a
of
company,
construction of the proposed line, its agreeRock provides that it will purchase from
following the first date of delivery of gas
system at least 7 xh %
of its requirements for export of gas,
of such requirements during the second year, and
at
to
as
ment
Into
the
1951,
14,
*,
and
The
are re¬
' •• .»
Nov, 21 tiled a registration statement with the
SEC
covering $1,000,000 of 6%
debentures due Dec. 1, 1976, and
100,000 shares of common stock, $2.50 par.
The securities are to be
offered for public sale in units consisting of $100 principal amount
of' debentures
and
10 shares
of common stock, at a subscription
objective.
On
debentures
•
Albercan
proposed to be given.*——
(at initial- conversion price)
Carolina Natural Gas
The
-
gas
its' Devonian
for
of
of
additional shares
mentioned above—v
as
.—»V;"174, p. 1494.
commrcial
a
heading
now
Manabi
Conversion of
of
shares
2,594,024
shares,
President.
'
■
unissued
Ojrtioxis outstanding and
P.S.I, have been established.
Two deep tests are
on the southern portion of the 312,213 acres of
by Deep Rock and Britalta.
The seventh well
Medicine
2,839,314 shs.
value——8,000,000 shs.
par
5,160,686
the following purposes:
for
Acquisition
V
owned
drilling
the
gas.
reserve
a
100
under
reservation
served
,,
.
$1
the
NOTE—Of
Many
the
in
reserves
gas
Alberta.
shares,
*$10,000,000
*$10,000,000
1961
1,
■^Canadian funds.
Island Lake Area, four
as gas wells and two abandoned after
According to company engineers those
capped
that
Deep
southeastern
in
non-commercial
natural
well
\
.
completed in the Many
been
indicated
Sand
,
due Oct.
debentures
Conv.
Common
200,000 shares of Chase common stock during a
Outstanding
Authorized
carrying
Early in
Rock Oil Corp. of Tulsa, Okla.,
substantial
of
located
have
wells
with
jointly
company,
established
Island
Six
■
:
"
the
of
good
names,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
3
holders of two-thirds of the Nutrine shares.
Trade
will, etc., will be sold to Chase for warrants to purchase
period of five years at
prices starting at $2.50 per share and increasing to $3.50 per share.
Ralph A. Wenger, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Offi¬
cer of Chase,-will continue in the same capacity.
W. A. Yantis, Chase
President becomes Vice-Chairman of the Board,
and Neal V. Diller,"
now
President of Nutrine,
will become President of Chase.
Roy C.
Turner, now Sales Manager of Nutrine, will become a Chase Viceapproval
fields in Alberta.
oil
in
Market.
CAPITALIZATION
corporation was organized in Canada in 1949 and is
and gas exploration operations in
western Canada.
The
Plain
Stony
and
Leduc
Alberta on June 24, 1948, and its
the Toronto and Vancouver Stock Exchanges and
on
Curb
Montreal
the
have
Including these shares the company will
2,225,000 shares outstanding.
out
listed
shares-are
stock for
privately
the
incorporated
was
States through Dillon, Read
with investors in the United
& Co. Inc.
Western
Pan
in
wells
producing
Sold Privately—Rob¬
company has sold 225,000 shares of its common
in excess of $1,000,000. The shares were placed
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.
be made in New York funds.
Terr,lories and
AnLrs
of Pan-
4
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volving basis in relation to
ment
due
sums
and
incurred
costs
under
govern¬
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Stock Sold—The of¬
fering of 100,000 shares of common stock (par $5) offered
contracts.
As
of
credit
July 31, 1951, $846,000
negotiated
in
June
borrowed
was
with
The
First
against
$1,500,000 term
a
National
Bank
Chicago.
This loan, secured by a first
mortgage on the Cedar Rapids plant and
on
machinery and equipment, is primarily for the purpose of financing
expanded equipment requirements which are covered by certificates of
necessity.
Quarterly payments of $94,000 each arc to be made in re¬
tirement of this loan, beginning March 31, 1952.
Payment for equip¬
ment currently on order will fce made from further borrowings against
the
presently unused balance of this credit.—V. 168,
associates
;
The
Sept. 30—
the
18.
,
Operating expenses
4,940,366
4,422,425
Net operating profit——————
Other deductions (net)
$412,339
profit
"Loss;
$404,988
———-
*$167,559
'•
assets
Current
of
as
Sept.
Government
1951
amounted
Included
the
in
to
$2,651,000
current
amounting to $1,818,000.
26-passenger DC-3 airplanes and
assets
3.
p.
vi;
Flying equipment,
four
52-passenger
The
corporation
Nov.
on
seeking registration
tures, due Dec. 1, 1966.
The debentures
>
other
trust
$49,025,000,
private
consists
investors
ol
of:
A
to
$30,000,000
insurance
This
the
financing plan is being carried
cost
of
corporation's
the construction of a
cluding,
of
cost
the
mortgage
and
order
"in
out
proposed
plant
is
seamless pipe mill,
new
standing,
which
were
Steel
Corp.
finance
to
(c)
•
suppiy of iron required
the Claymcnt plant."
The
at
acquired
in
Colorado
Fuel
exchange
for
pursuant
issuance
to
Brooke
of
"Plan
a
support
to
to
1952,
Cper.
Steel
issue
of
at
convertible-
$2.50 per
$300,000
Co.
of
Iron
and
The
at
this
increased
Rust
acquire
steel
157,561 shares of
serial
of
liabilities.
will
stock
common
preferred
Brooke
stock
and 52,521
shares of
Colorado Fuel,
of
thereafter
dissolve,
and
and
assume
distribute
the
Net
—V.
the
official.—V.
constructor.
&
174,
Colt's Manufacturing
$381,699
220,399
277,012
income
$73,436
$78,844
income—
4.394
729
Other income
$77,830
deductions
income
174, p.
1,127
$106,019
7,726
8,691
10,515
11,803
Net
—V.
$70,104
—
$70,882
$99,941
$94,216
635.
income
1951 "
„
and
income
taxes
,*174,400
$478,927
80,000
174,
taxes
decreased
were
by
benefit
$338,857.
'
of
loss
(&
reduced
Net
excess
as
last
and
92
V.
of
sell
corporation
the
The
1,501,826
company
stockholders
of
record
to
be
to
round
on
Nov.
from
the
1951
31.—V.
174,
about
or
Nov.
one
26,
be
offered
for
new
1951."
subject
16,300,000
the
completion of the offering.
Columbia
and
supplied
by
to
to
An
to
total
The
share
for
each
additional
pro
rata
shares
to
ten
shares
$1.14
six
months'
period
substantially
'.
income
as
,
Sept. 30,'51 Sept. 24,'50
$9,534,000
$7,487,000
855,000
486,000
423,000
181,000
67,030
$365,000
$305,000
642,667
514,134
*$0.57
.
at competitive
bidding.
The proceeds of the stock sale
will be used by Columbia
in part the 1951 construction
program of the system.
to
provision
cents.
for
Income
taxes
.
period
174,
Total
1100.
p.
has
received
SEC
authorization
to
includes
Net
by
income
Income
are
Net
expenses
1950
$4,543 702
4,920,766
4,191,287
$1,111,650
$352,415
37,977
55,730
$1,149,627
$408,145
762,755
190,288
■
income—
income
before
_v
„—„
(net)
„
Income
taxes
>
profit
for
period
$386,872
—
share
per
$217,857
$0.77
174, p. 1496.
$0 44
,
-
-
General Manager
succeeding on Dec. 1 James
then reach retirement
age.
Mr. Parker will be
as
a
consultant
The
tary,
board
consumer
The
to
be
used
to
loans.
company,
reduce bank
borrowing and for
.
incorporated
in
Pennsylvania
organized for the purpose of engaging in the
purchased all the assets of Consumer
It
Pa.
on
July 20,
1950.
:.
.
on
and
also
and
will
remain,
elected
Executive
as
countant
James
on
H.
Vice-President.
its
Thomas
E.
Assistant
revenues
Utility
STATEMENT OF
expenses
Discount
Co.
of
Sunbury
Gross
letter
debenture
•
of
notification
bonds
was
filed ^with
the
the.
SEC
,
abovementioned
on
Nov.
$50 000
Cenestoga Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Plans Financ'g
The
company
in
common
stock with
purposes.
,
•*
income—
dividends
paid
or
construction^
Net
income per
Based
consideration
which
of
$1,300,000
the
of
Har¬
be
applied
toward
the
purchase
price
of
the
Nov.
on
stock
common
15
a
proposal to increase the
shares to 1,200,000 shares, in
split of the 381,161 shares now
600,000
two-for-one
a
;
approved
from
company
no
par
15,
Nov.
on
26
stock
will
issue
additional
one
value, for each share held of
1951.—V.
174,
record
share
of
common
close
of
business
at
1788.
p.
Dobeckmun Co.
Stock Sold—The
—
offering of 90,000
shares of common stock
(par $1) on Nov. 14 at $32 per
share by Blyth &
Co., Inc. and associates was oversub¬
scribed. See V. 174, p. 1891.
D«?w
Chemical Co., Midland, Mich.
Securities and Exchange CommissionThe
company
on
Nov,
16
Registers With
fiied
a
registration statement with the
covering 200,000 shares of its $15 par common
stock, to be offered
to
employees and holders of common stock of the
company
and to employees of its subsidiaries
and associated companies. ;
No underwriting is
involved. The public offering price is to be
sup¬
plied by amendment.
Net proceeds will be added to cash
sale
funds
of
the
company,
to be expended
for
such
corporate
purposes
as
the
management may
determine, including capital additions to plants and
facilities.
Capital expenditures during the period June
1,
1951
to
Nov.
1, 1951, totaled approximately
$50,000,000; and future capital
expenditures now
contemplated total
which
it
The
approximately
is
mainder
estimated
of
the
to
additional
one
that
current
offering
common
share for
accounting
for
$75,000,000
fiscal
will
stockholders
each
50
133,202
be
is
shares
shares
to
the
during
the
of
re¬
1952.
be
made
of
held
of
$225,000,000,
spent
ending May 31,
year
record
the
at
Dec.
rate
14,
of
1951,
total
offering.
Directors
and officers (except assistant
officers) are not eligible to participate
in the stock
purchase plan; and employees'
subscriptions must be filed
between Jan. 3, 1952 and Jan.
25, 1952.—V. 174, p. 1892.
The
stock
is
1959
$
•
share
266,023
___
capital
par.
be
offered
short-term
bank
in
the
be
added
to
public
sale
The
through an underwriting
public offering price and
costs
of
the
hold
Juan
needed
the
funds.
The
bank
loans
obtained
were
to
finance
company's program of
and
interests
Basin
to
maturing March 17, 1952, and now outstanding
$10,000,000, and the balance of the proceeds will
general
rights
San
loans
of
amount
with
meet
the
acquiring additional gas lease¬
drilling and development work in the
to
obtaining the further gas supplies
and
view
a
additional
174, p.
demands
of
the
company's
1100.
California
«
.
.
Electronics
&
Nucleonics,
Inc.
(Del.),
Stock Offered—Israel & Co.
New
.
.
York-
on Nov. 19
publicly offered
a speculation" an
issue of 1,998,000 shares of common
stock (par 1
cent) at 15 cents per share.
"as
A
letter
filed
of
with
notification
the
SEC
covering
Nov.
on
the
abovementioned
shares
was
8.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
448,608
exercise
stock
There
7,603,320
9,230,628
of
price
(par
also
are
reserved
of 25
of
to
$1.69
$2.18
$1.82
$2.18
be
held
company.
per share.
cents
BUSINESS—The corporation
to
offer
electronic
Force,
its
weapons
Coast
facilities
and
Guard,
the
manufacture
Civil
corporation
by
the
These
the
FINANCING
underwriter
devices
in
the
U.
and
S.
for
civilian
certain
purpose
of
and
and
Kinetic
at
a
Sept. 28,
manufacture
to
of
develop and
<
and
on
the
officers
Army, Navy, Air
Office of Civilian
use.
assets
for
the
exercisable
Delaware
Energy
acquired
Outstanding
3,998,000 shs.
stock
and
are
Commission,
Aeronautics Administration,
has
"
common
development
for
premises of Kinetic Electronics Corp.
two corporations are to continue in
is. solely for the
of
warrants
organized
was
for
shares
equipment
Atomic
electronic
The
on
PRESENT
10,000,000 shs.
1,500,000
the
Defense and
7,588,041
stock—
TO
cent)——
one
warrants
directors
1951
16,818,669
EFFECT
Authorized
23,973,881
24 422,489
5,224,031
for
by amendment.
According, to the prospectus, $7,000,000 of the net
proceeds will be
applied to the prepayment of a like
principal amount of the company's
rA
working capital and
...
of
23,184,687
to
headed by White, Weld & Co.
underwriting terms are to be supplied
group
Common
■
Co.—Registers With SEC—
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used
to purchase additional
equipment, to construct and assemble a color television
projection
receiver for color
projection, and for working capital.
EARNINGS
15,302,174
10,078,143
declared
shares outstanding at end of
period
Based on avge. shs.
outstdg. during the period
—V. 174, p. 1891.
•
Ac¬
8,148,536
Retained in business for
October
registered $500,000 of bonds and
$187 500
the Pennsylvania P. U.
Commission.
The company will use the
proceeds from the sale of these
securities,
lor expansion and for other
corporate
of
Net
Cash
Secre¬
elected
23,450,710
Interest, etc. deductions
of
14.
cash
a
toward
Co.—Stock Split Approved—
effect
to
Nov.
on
and
income
..
covering
and
been
1951
,
A
will
stockholders
order
operations—— 162,299,008 147 080 469
taxes—,.
z
139,114,321 123,106,588
and
corporate
company
General
utility
Income from utility
operations—
Other income
12, 1950 was
finance business.
Hums,
$
from
July
consumer
Parker, who will
Lobban, Vice-President
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Gross
W.
engaged by the
of directors.
board
Secretary of the company, has
All changes become effective Dec.
1, 1951.
CONSOLIDATED
Community Consumer Discount Co. of
Sunbury, Pa.—
Bonds Offered—J. H. Drass &
Co., Inc. on Nov. 20 pub¬
are
per
on Nov. 15 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock, $100
1951
,
taxes
Secretary.
proceeds
Division,
EI Paso Natural Gas
Detroit Edison Co.—Cisler Elected
President—
Walker L. Cisler, Executive
Vice-President, has been elected President
and
to
exceed in the aggregate $15,000,000 from
time to time prior to Dec.
15,
1951, from certain banking institutions to finance the
System's con¬
struction program. There is now
pending before the Commission a pro¬
posal of Columbia to issue and sell
1,501,826 shares of additional
common
stock, and it is represented that the notes
representing the
bank borrowings will be
repaid from a portion of the proceeds derived
from such stock sale.—V.
174, p. 1890.
The .net
provides for
transfer
stock
customers.—V.
licly offered $50,000 of 10-year 6% debenture
bonds, se¬
ries A, due July 1, 1961, at
100% in units of $500 each.
to
one
$82
The company
$6,032,416
.
_
finance
not
unit
and
of
days.—
86
Inc.—Earnings Higher-
revenues
operating
Non-operating
Earnings
borrow
each
share,
•
operating
operating
Net
are
—V.
corporation
B
thus
on
Temporary Borrowing from Banks Authorized—
The
the
for
Dixie Cup
$0.59
a fiscal
month ending on the
Sunday of each month, except the final month of the
fiscal year,
therefore the 1951 fiscal
quarterly period reported above includes
days of operation whereas the 1950
Total
allotment, in order
be outstanding upon
price is to be set
Unsubscribed
shares
units,
per
aggregate
An
The
for
\
;
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
by
subscription
amendment.
sale
in
$10
an
SEC
—
,
operates
$650,000
held
22,009 shares
at
or
and
the trade names, "Old Nick,"
"Bit-O-Honey" and "Golden
vest," under which candy bars are manufactured and sold.
,
issue and
of its common stock.
1,479,817 shares for subscription
offer
of
stockholders,
to
out
authorization
per
tDeficit.
p. 4,
Corp.—Earnings—
corporation
$5.34
amortization.
being
March
on
and
$304,678
$0.22
its current liabilities- likewise
at the
present
time
banks
Delta Air Lines,
shares
to
basis
received SEC
21
additional
proposes
the
on
offered
on
offered
the properties of Schutter
Candy Division
together with all trade-marks, trade names, copyrights and
registra.tions, and goodwill, including the name "Schutter Candy
Company"
may
•
The
be
stock,
share,
$50,000 heretofore
the option is to be credited, the balance being payable Dec.
31,
alternative, deferred payment plan provides for a total
price of $1,800,000, toward which the $50,000 payment is to
be credited, and involving a $250,000 cash
payment on Dec. 31, 1951.
and 20 semi-annual instalments of $75,000 each.
The agreement
545,932
241,254
t$0.06
inventory in
$3,250,000 and
loans
NOTE—The
.
1950
15,706
shares outstanding-.:
Earnings per common share
♦Earnings per common 4hare before
applicable to prior year amounted to 67
subscriptions
offering to its
A
$2
for
1951.
stock,
/
28,419
taxes
Common
common stockholders, plus such number
(not
150,000) of shares of common stock of
the-corporation, if
be purchased by the corporation in connection with sta¬
bilizing activities prior to acceptance of a bid. -■
in
any,
5,342,634
Subs.)—Earnings—
income before income' taxes-!
Federal and State income taxes
Prov. for Federal income taxes
applicable retro¬
actively to the fiscal year ended June 30,1951
will
the
to
class
at
$13,074,000 $13,095,464
sales
Net
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Bids for Common Stock—
under
are
of
stock,
B
;
paid
346,092
3,547,788
1951
corporation's
Three Months Ended—
of
be received by the corporation at
120 East 41st Street,
17, N. Y., .up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 26 for the
pur¬
chase from it of such of the
1,501,826 shares of its common stock,
without par value, as shall not be issuable
pursuant to
shares
A
shares
eight
class
The option agreement
the Schutter Candy
class
$12,713
Davison Chemical
<
k
York
of
of
for
4,623,000
Sept. 30—
against $2,500,000
ACQUISITION—On July 18, the company acquired all manufac¬
turing, sales and patent rights for the "Rite-Size" Box Machine and
accessories, a completely new development: in the corrugated box
making industry.
This business was acquired with a cash
expenditure
of only $50,000 together with 8,927 shares of the
company's reacquired
capital stock.—V. 174, p. 186,
Bids
class
200,000
consist
The
Net
New
50,000 class B shares, 25,000 shares are to be offered for
to the company of an option to acquire the entire
property and assets of Schutter Candy Division of Universal
Matcn Corp., of St. Louis.
The remaining 25,000 class B shares and
10,311,726
income
reduced,
71,073
carry-over
Exchange Commission—
assignment
authorized
sales
was
$8.26
1948
1951.—
the
the
899.
p.
NOTE—The
$586,822
$5.99
and
Schutter properties.
7,259,519
1
Earnings per pi'eferred share
Earnings per common share
;
"After charging for depreciation
6,107,251
—
31,
109,711,566
3,435,700
276,031
earnings
Net
$6,868,473
share—J—————
1950
112,425,629
_
State
Davega Stores Corp.
43,049
taxes
additional
an
Oct.
Candy was organized Nov. 14, 1951.
Upon acquisition
of the Schutter Candy Division, it will
change its name to Schutter
Candy Company.
Proceeds of the sale of the units of class A and
Publishing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
G Months Ended
1950
7,356,073
of
as
outstanding.
$6,825,424
...
and
facilities., Of these amounts,
expended
business,
vides
Reserve for Federal income tax
Reserve for State income taxes
Net
744.900
,
...—-
——
*1950
$104,892
$110,456
—
operating revenue
Earnings before Federal
certain
$8,579,900
diversification
existing
been
purchase
$79,573
to
86,403
—
...Net income
Shares outstanding
per
282,699
5,769
Gross
174, p. 1890.
———
income
Earnings
$387,591
•
$104,687
/
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
In
$8,493,497
-
and
of
had
unit.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$299,243
income
Curtis
all
Co.—Earnings—
Sales
.
spring
common
1951
expansion
modernization
$5,265,000
company
on Nov.
19 filed a registration statement with the
covering 200,000 shares class A common stock ($lo par) and
50,000 shares class B common stock (no par).
Subs.)—Earnings—
204,003
profit from operations
Provision for Federal income
40 Weeks Ended Oct. 7—
the
The
share
$277,439
taxes
of
program
SEC
project
the
ior
for
Securities
re¬
the
in
diversification
Distributors Candy Co. of Chicago, 111.—Registers With
the
Steam
The
and
1891.
174, p.
sold
186.
p.
1951—9 Mos.—1950
,
$30,000,000
$10,000,000
Of
"Net
Costs and expenses
Provision for Federal
was
modernization
These expenditures approximated
$41,000,000
during
the
through 1950; and for 1951 through 1953 they are estimated
Distributors
preferred shares of Colorado Fuel to its stockholders at the rate of
three-eighths of a share of common and one-eighth of a share of pre¬
ferred for each share of capital stock of Brooke.—V.
at
of the financing will be added to the funds of the com¬
general corporate purposes, including the financing
for
expansion,
approximately
V.
debentures
Increasing
—
proceeds
pro¬
initial
an
$4.31
is
available
the
years 1946
of¬
Midland
(Pa.)' Works will
the installation of two new
boilers,
with
Rust
a
Sept. 30—
revenues
operating
Income
and
Total
debentures
pro¬
Agreement
approved by the managements and stockholders of both companies.
for such assets Colorado Fuel would issue and deliver
stock
Net
pany
company's
Engineering Co.,
according to
Gross
preferred stock of
of Reorganization"
and
The
\
-
capacity
expenses
Net
properties would be
and
common
to
$5,105,296
$7.40
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
headed by The First Boston Corp. The public offering price and
underwriting terms, as well as the'-conversion rate; ire to be supplied
by amendment.
share.
like
of
America
f
Non-operating
"to insure and
increasing
exchange
series
4Vu%
j;
the
$8,778,305
$ 2.00
on Nov. 15 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 120.000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, $100
par.
1
.
in¬
as pari consideration for the purchase of
(formerly Worth Steel Co. of Claymont, Del.);
part the program of plant improvement und
According to the prospectus, the company proposes
the assets and property of The E. & G. Brooke Iron Co.
augment
Brooke
Initial
convert
Cumberland Gas Corp. (&
in part
v.:.
$2,373,205
-
$2.49
The company
stockholders have been fully
subscribed, H. J. Wit.schon
Nov. 1.
The debentures carry warrants
an
power
Period End.
estimated
an
'
,
Diamond Alkali Co.—Registers With SEC—
to
given
in
additions.
duction
ago,
Operating
Proceeds are to be used: (a> to redeem out¬
mortgage and collateral trust 15-year sinking fund 4%
bonds due April 1, 1964, at the redemption price of 103 lAr/r, or a total
of $14,906,718 plus interest; (b» to
repay $8,400,000 of 3V2% notes out¬
and
year
10-year
or
program,
at
of
first
Claymont
•
share—_
452.
p.
cornpanv.
expected to cost in the neighborhood of
$1,225,000.
Construction is expected to be
completed sometime
collateral
finance
to
expansion
$300,000
common
Steam
of
$27,720,000."
standing
additional
acording
20-year sinking fund 4bonds; (b) sale of the $10,000,000 of
listed above; and (c) borrowing of $10,000,000 from banks
five-year loan.
1
&
\.
$2,955,939
—
per
50
1952.
fS"
Capacity—
V
debentures
on
.
common
21,
V
"
Crucible
companies
first
oi
quarterly cash dividend of
stock, payable March 6, 1952
profit
—V.
President, reported backlog of unfilled orders
$44,254,000 and both plants operating at peak.—V.
174,
be modernized
^ale
Feb.
regular
The proceeds from the
financing will be used to repay in full
balance of $261,000 due
to
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
The
mainder will be added to
working capital. See V. 174, p. 12y6.
for
(a)
the
on
the
to stockholders.
public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Allen & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company's over-all financing
program, estimated to net approxi¬
mately
Net
Earnings
174,
record
Lefebvre,
of
fered to
filed a registration statement with the
$10,000,009 of 15-year convertible deben¬
be- offered
to
are
declared
President, announced
permitting stockholders to
15
of
also
ner,
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
1
An
--v/;
■
of
Crown Drug Co.—Debentures Sold—
cash
eight
airplanes, plus related spare engines and parts, were carried on
at $704,000 net.
These airplanes and spares have a current
market value of over $3,000,000.
Net worth amounted to $2,671,000,
This figure is subject to reduction upon final determination of the
amount that'Colonial may be
required to refund to the Post Office
174,
board
1692.
against
are
books
Department.—V.
holders
to
of
securities
including
Dec/28
;
DC-4
the
payable
County Gas Co., Atlantic Highlands, N. J.—To
Acquire
Gas Properties of
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
See that company below.—V.
174, p. 1787.
"
'■
30,
liabilities of $816,000.
current
and
—
..
Subs.)—Earnings—
—„
group
11,712
.
Net
all
*$179,271
7,351
Nov.
p.
stock,
\
Gordon
_.
$4,243,154
.—.—
common
per share
holders of record
1959
,
new
cents
v
195*
$5,352,<05
„
directors
and
Dec.,
Colonial Airlines, Inc.—Reports Profit—
Nine Months Ended
was
(&
^1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$27,816,484 $23,844,717 $88,084,310 $64,804,989
Profit before inc. taxes
8,443,168
4,488,205
26,660,534
9,650,296
Fed. income taxes
4,177,229
1,840,000
13,397,229
4,055,000
Fed. excess profits tax_
1,310,000
275,000
4,485,000
490.000
Net
Cooper Bessemer Corp.—10% Stock Dividend—
The
Operating revenue
Detroit Steel Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
share by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
oversubscribed. See V. 174, p. 1891.
per
on
Nov. 20 declared a
10%
stock dividend and the
regular quarterly cash dividend of 10 cents
per share on both the old
343.
p.
Nov. 9 at $12.50
on
of
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
1
facilities
Radio
and
Corp.
the-
These
existence, such existence, however,
making certain that
any
orders, contracts,
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
etc., received by either corporation at any future time will be properly
and
direction
by
is
corporation
one
finder,
light
so
and
Sales
also
Costs
of
of
premises.
This factory is located in a modern building at 503 West
33rd Street,
New York City, and includes manufacturing, laboratory
and office space.
; •
*
and
♦Prov.
Net
the
66,787,830
695 372
•
-
4,225,822
1,976,122
12,243,008
3,742,471
2,539,101
2,297,042
163,768
7,644,786
5,306,586
489,230
493,910
7,155,556
of 99.303
'
Associated
will
from
received
was
Stuart
Halsey.
&
/
in
secured
be
to
by
in
continuous
and
the
Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
Since' that- date.
operation
offices
executive
total
are
This
credit
174,
Other
orders
completed
has
$30,000,000
of
San
arrangements with banks •
for a Regulation Vof production of,Y.war
located
are
Its
Ltd., of Hamilton, Ontario, and. has owned such
formation of the Canadian company 011 March 7,
stock of the Canadian company
by two officer-directors of the company.
has
been
The
The
owned
principal classes of products manufactured are the follow¬
and chills; (b) radiation fittings (plugs, bushings,
used
be
primarily
as
reference
a
CAPITALIZATION
THE
OF
;i
•:
-
.
COMPANY
AS
NOV.
OF
Authorized
'
1951
1,
Outstanding
♦12-yr. unsecured insurance company
. c Y?%'''Y<:
3%',*' loan—
_• $1,200,000
Y' $1,100,000
tCommon shares ($1 par value)——1,500,000 shs.
926,124 shs..
•
from
♦Borrowed
note
under
The
agreement
England
New
Nov.
dated
14,
Mutual
The
1950.
corporation
The
1951
$
Operating revenues--Operating expenses———
Depreciation
Life
Insurance
Co.
loan is payable in
semi-annual
19 filed
Nov.
on
—_
——
1477.
income
Total
Net
•
-
income
23,778,126
37,274,998
671,087
16,620.212
—
-
applicable to stock of
by public—
income
Net
30,690,025
10,368,421
714,632
-1,087,944
20,202,033
15,985,021
applicable to Grey¬
hound Corp. -stock
———Y
Earnings per common . share———
*
•
2,633,908
subsidiaries held
.
-
.■*.
taxes———
income
for
34,334,820
2,940,178
1,701,407 i
——
Provision
22,168,670
1,609,456
28,988,618
—
deductions——
etc.,
Interest,
to
169,485,410 138,058,108 220,127,298
.129,722,322 105,494,981 171,281,951
10,774,470 10,394,437 14,510,527
—
—
Sep. 30— 13 Mos. End.
195d
Sep. 30,'51
g
$
13,398,726 ,12,695,073
operating revenue——
Other
80-Page Catalog on
registration statement with the
stock, $50 par.
a
240,000 shares of convertible preferred
SEC covering
Subs.)—Earnings-^
■
3,160,160
2,765,078
income
Net
10,764,818 * 9,929,993 12,824,861
,
$1.00 . . $1.05
$1.19
NOTE—Applying the 1951 tr.x rate for comparative purposes, the
earnings for the nine months of 1950 would be 85 cents a share and
for thev 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1551, $1.14 a share.—V. 173, p. 2089.
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
General Telephone
■
nipples, and other fittings); (c) awning hardware; '
malleable iron castings; and (e) "stove hardware."
/%
,
/•
tas.—V. 174, p. 636.
estimated excess profits
—9 Mos. End.
the apparatus available for
the complex measurements to be made in industry, the new catalog ■"
(GEC-1016) contains more than 150 photographs and diagrams and
describes
the uses, features,
specifications and prices of more than
130 G-E
testing and measuring equipments. ; The new catalog also<.
contains
publication references to G-E bulletins that describe each
device in more detail.—V. 174, p. 1597.
To
"
Chaplets
custom
$2.85
$3.40
—,—-
Greyhound Corp. (&
for the first time under one
company's testing and measuring - equipment for '
laboratory and production line use, has been announced as available
from the company. Schenectady 5, N. Y.'
manu¬
is
With SEC—
summarizing
catalog
new 80-page
cover
all
of
this
malleable iron push
(d)
*
——
163,469
$3,391,780 $2,844,675
1,795,464
1,795,464
—
paid
share—
a
Co., and E. H. Hutton & Co., all of Dallas, Tex.—V. 173, p.
- A
•
1894,
1936.
filed
Nov. 14
on
Measuring and Production Line Testing Equipment—"
:
stock, since
and
company
The company is engaged principally in the business of manufactur¬
ing and selling metal products for Industrial and commercial consump-
(a)
$4,810,675
1,966,000
—
dividends
Cash
Net
(Dominion)
remaining
ing:
$8,546,430
*5»154,700
♦Including $939,000 for
General Electric Co.—Issues New
Brookside
at
Fanner
tlon.
for Fed. income taxes
Federal taxes on income
provision
before
Earnings per
1496.
p.
1950
$4,647,206
'
.
—
profit
Net
Francisco
1951
$8,036,166
510,314
income
Profit
Wholly-Owned Subs.)—
(&
—
Sept. 30—
Provision for estimated
financing
the
for
'
(
profit rl.
Operating
with
Bank
Reserve
of
'
9 Months Ended
tBased on
30,
unfilled
compares
company
Federal
the
Beer &
The company owns 69.96% of the out sanding
company
known as The Canadian
Canadian
••$2.27,
$3.15
1788.
Great Northern Paper Co.
^
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 250 shares of common stock (par $5), to be offered at the
market
(about $53 per share)
for
the benefit of stockholders of
refcord Nov.
16 entitled to
fractional shares as a result of the 5%
stock
dividend
declared by .the directors.
The stock will be sold
through Sanders <fe Newsom; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
(Ohio)—Stock Offered—A
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Ohio on Nov. 1$,
in
..
values.
inventory
in
.
1951, amounted to $141,841,000.
of $17,891,000 for peace¬
unfilled orders of $9,479,000 one
for normal-peacetime lines.
Sept.
all of which were
ago,
The
ing by the company, the shares being sold for the account
of C. Greif Raible, President of the company.
'7.
plant
.
General American Oil Co. of Texas—Files
'■
:
the
been
.
$1.01
t
decline
.
Nov.
on
incorporation
of
as
'
■
..
Y\ $1.04
future
on
this
materials.—V.
railroad
standard-gauge
new
$6,915,000,
cost
of underwriters headed by The First Cleveland
Corp. and A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., on Nov. 20 publicly
offered 250,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10
per share. This offering does not represent any financ¬
a
30—Y
orders
products.
and
Co.
group
of
unfilled
Included
year
......
■,
stock outstanding on Sept. 30.
Total
time
2,133,274
2,377,512
sh.
possible
♦Including
Loan
Fanner Manufacturing Co.
has
com¬
OUStdg. .at Sept.
common
offering group are: Drexel <fc Co.; Union Securities
Corp.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. 174, p. 1788.
facturing
to
stock
mon
rate.
coupon
estimated
cars.
available
stockholders
the
that
174, -p.
4,812,676
161,589
dividends™
tEarns. per common
follows: one diesel freight
locomotive consisting of four units; 14 diesel road switching locomo¬
tives; seven diesel switching locomotives; and 500 mill type gondola
the
75,836,887
95,355,713
Cr30-1,628
V-LOAN—The
same
certificates
equipment
stock
115,938,879
24,990,172
losses
—
New Preferred Stock and
—
President and
Marshall,
N.
certificate
the
V.
1,415,310
29.263.33G
33,428,187
(net)—:
exps.
Steel Co.
City
Chairman of the Board, has an¬
21 approved the amendment
to create 200,000 shares of pre¬
ferred stock, $100 par value, issuable in series.
It was expected that
the amendment Wuiild become effective
Nov
23 upon the filing and
recording in Delaware of the appropriate certificate.
A
meeting of the board of directors was called for Nov. 24, at
which
it
was
contemplated that an initial series of slightly over
100,000 shares of preferred stock would be created,
to be offered
to
common
stockholders
when the registration
statement relating
thereto becomes effective, which is expected to be on Nov. 26.
The
directors
also
approved a resolution authorizing the mort¬
gaging of the company's assets in connection with the proposed sale
to
Insurance
companes
of $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds.—
John
nounced
1,627,734
income
Net
group
competing bid
for
and
3.906,988
Federal income taxes
bid of 99.531.
...
71.929.899
4,541,942
39,888,482
for .flood
(net)
headed by Salomon Bros. & Hutzle.r on
Nov. 21 offered $5,400,000 3% serial equipment trust
certificates, equipment trust of 1952, maturing semiannually June 1, 1952, to Dec. 1, 1961, inclusive, at prices
to yield from 2.20% to 3.15%. Offering of the certificates,
issued under the Philadelphia Plan, was made subject to
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The
group were awarded the certificates Nov. 21 on their
The
111,396,937
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—An
offering
A
27,848,026
to
Income
Preferred
Inc.
38,260,748
(net)
Total
design
Erie
$
chinery and processes
for color projection.
*
The
corporation has acquired the entire plant and equipment
Kinetic Electronics Corp. and Kinetic Radio Corp.,
including lease
impiovcd
$
Income from leased ma¬
entered into an agreement with John M.
Cage carrying the right exercisable within 90 days from Sept. 10, 1951
to construct and
assemble
a
color television projection receiver of
has
corporation
$
$
*
man.
The
Granite
Mortgaging of Assets Approved—
1951—9 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. Sept. 30—
engaged
now
*
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.— -Earnings—
and Nucleonics, Inc.
in the development of an electronic
compact that it may easily be carried
to Electronics
assigned
fully
The
Gulf States Utilities Co.-—Bonds Offered — Salomon
& Hiitzler and Union Securities Corp. and associ^
on
Nov. 21 offered $10,000,000 of .first mortgage
„i
/
public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The dividend rate, con¬
version rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be
supplied by amendment.
\
.
Y Y The shares are to be offered for
^
proceeds of the financing will be used to make additional invest¬
stock equities of subsidiaries and temporary advances
to subsidiaries for reduction of their bank loans and for use in con¬
nection with their 1951 and 1952 construction programs, and for other
Bros.
ates
1981, at 102.384% and accrued
award of the issue at
competitive sale Nov. 19 on a bid of 102.10%.
bonds, 3%% series due
Net
the bonds as 3%s
for
bids
Other
ments in common
The offering group won
interest.
were
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Rlioades & Co., and Lee
Carl M. Loeb,
101.91;
Higginson Corp. (Jointly),
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and White, Weld
&
Co.* (jointly),
101.665; Lehman Brothers, 101.6079; and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., 101.40.
The bonds,
to be dated Nov. 1,
1951, will be redeemable at the
101.7991;
installments, commencing May 1, 1951, of $50,uuu eacn;'
•
•.
•
'•
on
April l of 1952 and each year thereafter the company is to pay j. general corporate purposes.
a
contingent sinking fund of 20%
(but not more than $100,000)
Subject to stockholder approval, this corporation plans to Issue 240,of consolidated net earnings for the preceding year over the sum of
000 shares of a new series of convertible preferred stock.
Common >
and preferred stockholders of record at the close of business on Nov. 15
$500,000 plus fixed principal payments made in such year.
The note
will be asked to authorize an increase in the number of common and
agreement requires the application on the loan of 50%
of the net
proceeds, after taxes, from the sale of securities if the entire proceeds
preferred shares at a • special stockholders' meeting to be held 011
are
not
reinvested
in comparable
securities within 90 days.
The
Dec. 10.
Y>Y :v.y .»y
Y%YYYy
'"v
.y '
'
■ . v*
company
is required to maintain a minimum consolidated working
In a proxy statement mailed to stockholders, Donald C. Power, Presi¬
capital of $750,000.
dent, cited the corporation's continuing need for new capital to pro¬
vide for the great growth that is taking place in the telephone business.
tOn Oct. 11, 1951, the authorized number of shares of the company
was
increased
from 600,000, par value
$1 each,
to
1,500.000, par
It is proposed that the new shares be offered to the public at a price
value $1 each, and on the same date the directors authorized a twoof not less than $50 per share, convertible at the election of the holder
for-one split of the company's shares, effected by a share for share
into common stock at a rate to be determined at a later date.
It is
distribution on Oct. 25, 1951, to shareholders of record Oct. 15. 1951.
planned also to offer to the holders of presently outstanding 4.40%
In connection with the two-for-one stock split, $263,068 of paid-in
preferred stock an opportunity to exchange their stock for the proposed
surplus and $194,994 of
earned surplus were capitalized, through
new shares on a share-for-share
basis. The corporation would reserve
transfer to stated capital.
the right to subject such exchange to an appropriate charge in the
event that the dividend rate on, the new series of preferred is greater
UNDERWRITERS- C. Greif Raible has agreed to sell to the under¬
„
■
at prices decreasing from 105.40% if redeemed
beginning Nov. 1, 1951, to 100% if redeemed
Nov. 1, 1980. The bonds are redeem¬
replacement fund, at prices ranging
100%Y; ::,Y\;Y,"Yv-Yt-. Y"'% Y .%
option of the company
during the 12 months
12 months beginning
the maintenance and
the
during
for
able
102.40%
from
to
•
•
.
agreed, severally and not jointly,
to purchase from Mr. Raible. the number of common shares of the
company set
opposite their respective names below:
and
writers,
V
,
Davis & Co.-
&
Shepard
Inc.
Walker &
H.
Simonds
Baker.
Ohio
The
Inc.
—V.
.
&
174,
p.
Oliver
See
Yantis &
S.
Inc.
7,500
below.—V.
Inc.—
Porter
Co.
W.
C.
Co.——
&
Young, Weir & Co., Ltd. V
Doyle, O'Connor & Co
_
1,500
proceeds for general corporate purposes
including repayment of advances made by its parent company, General
Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio.
v
170,
p.
The
S10.000
of
the SEC on
future.—V.
174,
no
par
Oct. 23
p.
Em¬
Giant Portland Cement Co.—Filing
174, p. 1892.
letter of
'•
Co.—Places
sinking/fund debentures due Aug. 1,
nounced on Nov. 20.
The financing
Brothers and Watling,
1966, it was an¬
was handled
Lerchen & Co.
by
proceeds will be used to reduce current bank loans and for other
174, p. 1195.
working capital purposes.—V.
„
cumulative
.
stock
———
—■
pfd. stock, cumulative
$4.20 dividend
Com.
filed
was
with the
(no-par
♦Authorized by the
as
or
stated
value)
-
Y
SEC 011
'
'
<
•
•
•
•
•
[
''
■
stockholders
on.or
of
Oct.
record
before
Nov.
15
^
,
15
.
•
N. J.—Rights—
recently given the right to
stock as follows: 1,000 shares
were
for new
preferred stock at par
5%
seven
common
shares
held.
supplemented and modified.
of principal is payable in
also received
oversubscription privilege.
stockholders
The
proceeds are to be used to increase the company's stock
Brothers Rubber Co. and for working capital,
an
interest
Whitehead
authorized an increase in the number of
shares of $100 par 5%
preferred stock from 1.000 to 3,500 and the
creation of 120,000 shares of class A common stock, par $5, being in all
The
stockholders on Sept. 6
the then existing ccmmon stock, except that it
rights. The stockholders sitpulated that in the
stock it should be offered on a pre-emptive
rights basis.—V. 174, p. 1403.
respects
should
sale
of
the same
have
this
no
as
voting
additional
• -.
•
•
120,000 shs.
.
120.090 shs.
50,000 shs.
Y 50,000 shs.
:
> . :v ; Y^V;-/
Y.-Y
60.000 shs.
60.090 shs.
70,000 shs. Y' Y 70.000 shs.
5,000,000 shs. Y 2,884,590 sh$.
dated Sept.
stockholders' resolutions
within such limit
of mortgage,
tAmount originally borrowed. The
semi-annual instalments aggregating
and June 1, ending June 1,
UNDERWRITERS—The pames of the
new
bonds and the principal amount of
by them,
1956/
several underwriters
of the
new bonds to be purchased
the table below:
Equit. Securities Corp.- $1,800,000
G. H. Walker & Co.^
1,400,000
Weeden & Co. Inc.
— 1,400,000
Y' :
;, Y
respectively, are set forth in
Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler $1,800,000
Securities Corp.—
1,800,000
Merle-Smith-*— 1,800,000
Dick
&
174, p.
1788.
Gulf Sulphur
Corp.,
Washington, D. C.—Registers
With
Exchange Commission— ; ''
,
Th corporation on Nov. 16 filed a registration statement with
SEC covering 400,000 shares of its 10c par value common stock.
Securities and
Y
the
York is named as the principal under¬
be offered for public sale at $1 per share, with
underwriting commission. There is no firm com¬
part of the underwriter, who will use its "best
efforts" to make a public sale of the stock.
Gulf was organized Aug. 1, 1951' in Delaware to acquire the stock
of a Mexican corporation, Compania de Azufre Veracruz, S. A., which,
according to the prospectus, has recently been organized to carry out
Peter
Morgan
& Co. of New
The stock is to
writer".
20 cents per share
mitment to buy on the
a
contracts for the exploitation of sulphur under
by the Mexican Government.
Veracruz recently
assignment and transler from American Sulphur Co,, a
Mexican company, all its Interest in certain development contracts for
the exploitation of sulphur under the Mexican Government concessions;
development
certain
concessions
acquired
The
in
'
$27,000,000 v
12,000.000
10,000.000
13,000,000
10,000,000 y .
15,000,000
1,000,000
■vV''
■
indenture of mortgage of the company
$100,000 on each Dec. 1
—V.
•
With SEC—
Outstanding
1, 1926, as supplemented and modified, and by
which provide for the issuance of bonds of any series
from time to time pursuant to the terms of said indenture
Union
($100 per share) on basis of one share
for each preferred share held; and approximately 13,500 shares of class
A common stock (par $5i at $13.50 per share at rate of one share for
of
Debentures Privately—
has completed arrangements for the sale
the New York Life Insurance Co. of $5,000,000 of 3%%
The
notification
Goodall Rubber Co., Trenton,
The
subscribe
each
company
Lehman
v;/
stock of C. D.
Nov. 7 covering
16,659 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at the market
(approximately $6 per share) through Craigniyle, Pinney & Co., New
York. The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.—V. 174, p. 1693.
A
Sold—The offering
series due
Nov. 1, 1981, on Nov. 15 at 101.377% and accrued interest
by Kuhn, Loeb &. Co. has been oversubscribed. See
to
Y /
•,
1693.
Trailer
issuable in series (par $100):
\>
will be offered
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%%
Fruehauf
■
proceeds will be u$ed for purchase of the common
Johnson Lumber Corp.—V. 174, p. 1892.
Y
Y
The
common
Florida Power & Light Co.—Bonds
The
by
the
use
disclosed. ;..Y.-
1
V.
headed
Placed Privately
—The company has sold privately 126,000 shares of its
common
stock to a group of 12 investors. Blyth & Co.,
Inc., arranged the transaction. The selling price was not
''
of
will
syndicate
a
•
.
—
——
balance
Liquidated—
Offered
company
.
Georgia Pacific Plywood Co.—Stock
302. '
Common Stock
The
through
privately
placed
Y- —
——
1, 1969-;
and Orange,
PRESENT FINANCING
28,000,000
12,000,000
10,000,000
13,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
$2,000,000
$4.40 dividend pfd. stock, cumulative
$4.50 dividend pfd. stock, cumulative
$4.40 dividend pfd. stock, 1949 series,./ •
.
1969,
McLcod,
1%%
notes
Pfd. stock,
sinking fund debentures, due Nov, 1,
of $2,000,000 5%
debentures due Jan.
Bank
2.000
stock filed by letter of notification
principally to the company's
employees at prices between $9 and $10 per share.
This issue is only
partially subscribed for and will be sold upon request. .
There are a few shares of preferred stock outstanding at the present
time
which it is the company's intention to
redeem in the near
.
3?'a%
Financing—
been
-:
———
series due 1980—
series due 1983
2%%
3%
has
An issue
series due 1978
2%% series due 1979—
of Canada, Ltd.—Private
Rubber Co.
&
series due 1976—
25/i%
3,000
—
—
Gibson
ployees—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
with
General Tire
GIVING EFFECT TO
3Y.'YY' 'i,"Y:,.'■ Authorized
(issuable in series)-♦$200,000,000
the
of
approximate'^ 28,000
in 288 com¬
population of
First mtge. bonds
3,000
3.000
(Pa.)—Exchange Offer—
—
to change the
3%
growth
continuing
is engaged principally in
area in southeastern
The company sells electricity at retail
surrounding territory with an estimated
662,000, including the cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur
Texas, and Baton Rouge and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
V
5.000
Spring Brook Water Service Co. below.—V. 174, p. 1100.
&
requested
System's operating companies has
required large amounts of new capital.
So far this year, a total of
$46,881,000 in new securities has been sold to finance additions and
betterments.
Of
this
total, $17,765,000 represented bond3 of subsid¬
iaries; $14,351,000 was in preferred stock of subsidiaries and $14,765,000 in common stock of General Telephone Corp.—V. 174, p. 1597.
The
Livingston, Williams & Co..
Federal Water & Gas Corp.—To Be
See Scranton
Fischer
Cc.,
Co
&
1693.
Corp.
are
preferred from 400,000 to 900,000 and
increase the number of authorized common shares from 3,000,000 to
shares of
5,000
Corp
Goodbody & Co.—
7 500
7.500
Farquliar Co.
to
stockholders
statement,
authorized
1925,
in
square miles.
munities and
CAPITALIZATION
proxy
of
5,000
7,500
Inc
Co.,
(A. B.)
,
Inc.
Co
&
Hawkins
Kalman
Co.,
the
In
organized
generation and sale of electric energy in an
and south central Louisiana comprising
Texas
4.40%.
number
a
BUSINESS—Company,
the
and the fi¬
short-term notes aggregating $4,000,000,
portion of. its construction requirements.
present
nancing of
,
10,000
10.000
^
&
Emerson
L.
F.
Noel
Alstyna
Dempsey
Emerich & Co., Inc.
Ames,
Van
10.000
——
Blosser
Nieolaus & Co., Inc.
Stifel.
Harris.
&
-——
Straus
5.000
5,000
5,000
Inc.
10.000
„
Faiiman
Sills,
:
12.500
10,000
Co
Co
Cc..—
Farm
Scott, Horner & Mason,
12.500
Byllesby & Co., Inc.
M.
Holtcn,
than
its
of
the sale of the bonds will be used
general corporate purposes, including the payment
proceeds from
by the company for
4,000,000.
5,000
DcYoung-Toriiga Co.
George A, McDowell & Co.
Co.,
__„Y
Co.__
&
Co.,
7,500
12,500
H.
Prescctt,
&
—
12,500
Burge & Kraus__
Paul
H.
Inc.
York
W.
Warren
Cleveland Corp., 32.500
Ball,
H.
Shares
Allyn and Co., Inc.__ 32,500
A. C.
G.
have
Shares
v
.
First
The
underwriters
the
PROCEEDS—Net
granted
by
stock of
company) and
common.
There
$100,000 as
the
remaining consideration.
American reserved to itself a royalty
of $1 for each short ton of sulphur extracted from the properties to
be exploited by Gulf.
An additional royalty of $1 per metric ton of
sulphur extracted is payable to the concessionaires with whom th«
and
delivered to Gulf724,800 shares of the capital
all of the outstanding stock of that
partial exchange thcrpfor 800.000 shares of Gulf
remains the obligation of Gulf to pay to American
American
Veracruz
received
(being
in
€
(19S0)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
development,
entered
contracts
into
The
by
required
for
for
exploitation
sulphur
ot
originally
were
ating
American.
the
of
purposes
the
financing
purchase
of
primarily
are
the
provide
to
for
advances
in
heretofore
nection
with
machinery
made
by it for the account of Veracruz and
organization of both companies; in con¬
payment of the minimum sums required under the
connection
the
erties
with the
$100,000
to
American
stock
The
of
officers
President,
to
complete the
purchase
of
the
all
and
'
Vice-President,
Guidera, director (San Antonio).
Upon completion of the
financing, American will own 62 Mj %. of the outstanding Gulf
M.
stock.
Messrs
22.3%, 2.3%,
and
Van
and
Lawrence
Officers
Doren,
1.5%.
B.
Murrin
Messrs,
Brady
are
American.—V.
of
174,
Hamilton
Gas
Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Non-operating
Net
—■V.
(&
principal
■
C.
stockholders
658,443
1,181,903
861,843
$241,055
$306,308
§331,946
8,941
11,471
12,145
§249,996
§317,779
the
are
81,348
106,303
8235,451
yV-.'
"■
V''"'
.
California—Earnings—
$434,297
$620,927
$1.47
*
share
-The
$2.12
—
or
amounts shown
above
do
not
1951.
include any
Co.,
a
For
the
739,334.
full
4.3%
174, p. 809.
ended
over
Oct.
the
said
is
it
to
filed
already
be
sold
with
had
by
the
31,
•SEC
corporation
Nov.
on
31,
1950
1951,
sales
period,
York
The
shares
aggregated
when
the
$87,-
dollar
§11,525,000
of
174,
the
the
Paul
to bo
supplied
The
H.
filed
of
its S5
Davis
&
par
Co.
bonds.
The
and
the
stock.
Nov.
•at
$1
and
13
of
& Co.
filed
under
letter
of
slock
a
common
(par
record
the
and
Last
notification
10
from
Dec.
1956 to
company.
directors
$10,000,000
,"$10,000,000
40,000,000
Nov.
sale of
16
up
io
authorized,
Net oper.
'
;
connection
the
with
four
next
debt
the
a
proceeds
maturities,
and
years,
174,
;
to 1955 and $1,500,000
and payable in U. 5, dol¬
the holder
the
be
to
Nickel
' !
$465,100
controlled
family.
Operating
Other
,
—V.
Net
Oivs.
operating
received
its
$4,708,755*
Income
391,814
'
3,527,896
;;
450
616,208
442,751
$28,392
$564,201
'.$350,074
♦1,548
321,593
83,654
3,171,776
450
Gross
Net
etc.,
working capital.—V. 172,
Canada, Ltd.
:
be
used
(&
58,795,985
203,253,035
'368,353
1,327,452
The
is
—V.
$9,185,641
2,413 406
$6,772,235
904,875
541,067
—1__,
!_•
§7,601,400
$6 231.1G8
2,560,000
.-
2 156.406
share___—-
*•>
q7
<to Rq
■— ;~
1404.
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Stock
—
12,707,965
7,886.299
34,767,010
45 734.860
483,475
483,475
The company
%
or
of the
has
•one
the
of
has been advised
in
Trust Co. at its office in any
Canada: Halifax,
Montreal,
Toronto
agents of Imperial in connection
^
PROCEEDS—The net
be added
f2Sn«
rash
cash
<
shares
portation
At
to
the
nf
Its
now
funds of
corporate
-f^i
available
olfered
with
the
or
otltlfiyS-
resources;
and
the
purposes,
Vicuna,
Y„ to
offering.
proceeds to be received
general
a.y
frrm
from
act
from
company
including
and
as
Bankers
subscription
the
sale
of
shares
and
will
be
avail-
the
provision
5,831,267
17,493.802
$1.09
§0.90
$3.03
otherwise,
expects to expend
supplemented by the proceeds
for
various
purposes
fining, marketing
including
and
tra-ns-
Auf" 31> 1951> the
company had budgeted capital and exploration
(including exploration expenditures
chargeable to
Power
Sept. 30—
161,043, 318
—V.
to
(net)
deductions.
174,
oper¬
31,338,367
16,139, 893
9,876,238
3,817, 985
♦1,738,961
Federal
will
32,483
213,515
$1,561,043
$5,769,433
$5,758,938
486,092
of
natural
'
about
570,720
2,727,262
14,489,616
9,292,046
♦15,845,911
142.C02.321
$1.75
$4.71
175,000
700,000
700,000
$734,023
3975,163
$3,635,708
$3,748,223
Natural
Commission
the
gas
per
Act
of
1950
portion
of
enacted
such
U.
S.
in
January,
tAfter
taxes.
Federal
resulting increase in tax
Ended:
1951,
14
in
1598.
p.
—
taxes—
but
income
income
taxes,
dividends
on
retroactive
liability, viz.:
Net
to
of
the
facilities
new
The company
distribution
will spend
mon
:
dividends
dividends
shrs.
per
p.
'
Net
Net
systems.—V. 174,
30,
1951—
Profits
.
1297.
1951
1950
$7,787,439
39.459
35,529
$9,007,722
$7,822,968
$6,876,105
—
products
sold
173,
general
$5,879,725
per
—1
paid
per
-
$755,071
324,400
370,742
—_—~'•
$1.68
$2.44
$1.05
$1.20
$592,184
$867,424
$1.92
$2.80
—-r■
including
—
$518,750
subsidiaries
share
663,463
524,709
.
——
share
including
872,515
623,391
—_L_—
—
——'
share—
per
;_
(estimated)——116,961
—
paid
-
"
expenses—
(estimatedi
profits tax
profit
profit
profit
and
income
on
;
subsidiaries-^—
2090.
p.
Total
$64,874
$1,372,968
1.416,770
55,982
1,472.752
Laclede Gas Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
'
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes.—'
$2,724,954
$120,766
$2,845;72o
'
1951—3 Mos.—1950
•
Other
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
' 1951—12 Mos.—1950
$3,556,248
$3,163,115
$14,760,147
————
_
2,956,153
2,583,745
11,876,792
income
.
1951
v."
1950
♦
$28,321,234 $20,698,820
23,885,446
16,758,062
$4,435,788
—_——
income
Gross
$13,388,334
—
Dr76,869
——
income
$4,358,919
$3,940,758
w
33,763
$3,974,521
10,282,668
$57.9,370
$2,883,355
$3,105,666
18,057
34,003
Interest
Net
and
other
deductions—-————_
income
—
1,412,451
1,496,043
$2,946,468
.
$2,478,478
35,371
$597,427
$2,917,358
$3,141,037
218,034
1,057,423
1,289,497
$340,378
$379,393
58,750
2,075.000
$0.14
Preferred
dividend
requirements—.
Balance applicable
265,562
311,250
share
1694.
p.
Sept. 30—
—
dividends
—V.
58,750
$1,859,935
$1,851,540
♦Net
income
♦Based
on
per
:
230.000
stock—
common
49,194
$2,716,468
$2,429,284
$0.89
to
$0.80
share
3,039,860
common
Shares.
Asks Sale of Stock by Large
Holder—
235,000
75,069
311,250
1,245,000
1,162,500
The company has appealed to the Missouri P. S. Commission and the
SEC in an attempt to get Mississippi River Fuel Corp. to dispose of its
2,075,000
2,075,000
1,856,164
$2,000,000
$0.15
$0.78
i
-
com¬
outstdg.
com.
_■
.
$605,940
income
174,
1
:
income
profit
•
5,845
income
Average number of
company
Colorado
subject to FPC jurisdiction is
an additional $202,006 in the
$8,968,263
Dividends
"
Excess
$600,095
Interest, etc., deductions
Common
this
and
company's system capacity by 18.400,000 cubic
day to a new total of 182,600,000 cubic feet
income
of
Net
•
Operating
Preferred
Nebraska
„
revenues
and
Inc.—Expansion—»
authorized
sales
Cost
the
$1,308,184
1
OL—
-
June
Co.,
Nov,
on
•
of
cost
$976,330.
Total
im¬
and Surtax
1951
ended
Gas
facilities
pipeline
■
Months Ended
Net
$5.28
hv^ been imposed by tho recent.lv enacted Revenue Act
Previi®ly reported net profit iigures for 1951 have been
.1951—
$4,448,223
647,692.624
$1.53
lAdditional
reflect the
1,310,715
$4,335,703
Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co.—Earnings—
1,680,212
3,306,537
>
applicable
stock.
1,433,725
$1,150,163
♦1,738,961
9
share..
410,880
$909,023
Power
27,964 563
5,259,376
Profits Tax
the
months
Net
$5,545,423
175,000
increase
Operating
Earns,
$5,736,950
104,815
__
additional
construction
153,485,305
114,647,261
816, 437
Interstate Power Co.
—V.
$1,456,223
19.534
—
Gross
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$34,682,284 $30,611,863
23,945,334
25,066,440
1404.
p.
Estimated
taxes:
surtax,-,
Three Months
Other
1196,
6,324,568
stock
construct
feet
previously
exps.
p.
$7,780,796
income--—
Cash
Oper.
174,
$1,375,581
income
daily.
127.549,889 361,829,429
127,951,765
88,368,411
13,875,265
preferred
1, 1951.
Operating
shares.—V,
Light Co.—Earnings^—
&
—
excess
173,
'
the
There'
7,434,114
income
Federal
Six
*
shares.
$8,809,695
taxes.
published statements for the three months and
nine months ended Sept, 30,
1950.
In the above statement, the net
profit figures for the latter periods have been reduced by $1,738,901
-V.
output
increase
to
4,000,000
additional
of
the
at
fuel, in
as
$1,395,115
&
income
which
1951—9 Mos.- -1350
125,965,448
39,908, 956
taxes
com.
the
31,
proposal
from
built
used
V -J':>.
:
the
be
increasing
be
% 1951—3 Mos.—1950
revenues
expenses
taxes
30,
will
:
approved
6,000,000
plan for issuance
City
administrative
June
5
to
will
Orleans,
gas
:
•
Nov.
stock
New
in
Natural
power.
on
common
Federal
March
capacity at
General Services
the
facilities
power
plant
power
Bal. applic. to com. stk.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1951 —3 Mos.—1950
taxes
inc.
Excess
to
expan¬
100.000-ton
time
same
$2.23
of
The companv
as
Sties0" Md production-
appropriations
per
1951..
Corp.—Expansion, Etc.
present
100,000 Jons.
Four similar potlines with a
Hearing completion at this plant.
The new
the plant's overall
aluminum capacity to
kilowatts.
Selling,
of
'
Dividend requirements on
Standard
aW0jnted M°ntrettl
cities
income
reflect
V: '''
'
$100,000,000 aluminum
a
of
the
At
Additional
year.
Kansas-N ebraska
Period End. Sept. 30—
Trust^Cn' 46 Wall 5fm0Mt0nVVf1Ct°Uver
Trust Co., £ win
St., New York 15, N.
nsill
that
subscribe for 1,889,000 shares
offering.
following
a
present
Net
1101.
Normal
company is
20 and to its
right to subscribe
on or before Dec.
19 for 2,713,384
shares of capital stock
(no par) at $29.50
(Canadian) per share, without under¬
™?.',iNew Jerse>r) wil1
69.64
no
Income
1,450,425
7,289.084
1.450,425
18,951,619
share—
com.
and
Jan.
the
Canada.
33.920,343
posed a tax retroactive to July l, 1950, which was reflected in
company's consolidated financial statements for the full year 1950
$4
plant.
boost
478,200
to
Operating
19,012,903
13.534,752
profit
in
disclosed
6
doubling
already
thus
stockholders
Other
61,741.447
16,349.814
_________
profits
reduced
Offering—-The
offering to its shareholders of record Nov.
holders of bearer share
warrants the
writing.
Net
of
services
and
capacity of
to
§8,506,275
(requirement)-
common
tons
Period End.
2,040,410
income
tEarns.
not
per
p.
75,000
States
6,767.791
3,122,888
Canadian & other foreign
income
taxes-
$9 110,641
75,000
2,579,107
applicable to common stock
shares outstanding Sept. 30—
174.
State
United
938,308
.
6,759,636
Federal
♦The
dividend
Earnings
'
$11,085,382
Balance
•Common
1950,
the
Chemical
&
a
(La.)
are
will
Operating
60,803,139
;
90,384.394
Sales & other incomeS.
immediate
business
in
annual
authorized
104.118,100
89,056,942
815,123
p.
bel'.
in
his
oi
the
operate
in rendering special
164.921,239
114,196,093
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
members
to
^
producing the electric
Subs.)—
34,678,325
International Paper Co. (&
"in
$11,010,382
Co.__
decluctiuns__
industry
including
capacity
Oper.
1,124,529
dividends
per
and
engaged
the
preferred
174,
Sr.
continue
are
company's aluminum plant at Chalmetta, La., near New Orleans.
equipped with four new aluminum reduction potlines'having
capacity
1951—9 Mos.-rrl950
24,117,660
dividends
Common
out¬
company,
of
/ expansion
Other
Kewanee Pub. Service
will
936.
p.
2,249,839
taxes
Normal
income
Preferied
be
total
like
.
24,486,013
system
earnings
Excess
income
Interest,
the
will
a
32,443 278
retire,
Preferred
stock
financing, together with cash and
loan, will be used to purchase all the
corporations
previously
owned
or
Johnston
drilling
Orleans
100%
The
"
SEC
Net
offering
shares 'of
Washington officially announced a "supply contract"
under which the government guarantees to buy up
expanded production from the new plant over the next
five years.
Henry J. Kaiser, President of the company, said these steps
are
involved in the $100,000,000 program.
''
with
$3,965,051
depletion.2,260,970
&
for
540,000
share by
three
corporation on Nov.
program,
New
to
497,708
...1
of
1694.
p.
Administration
8,089
39,739,928
i_._
income
Deprcc.
offered
$49,452,186 §43,417,699
38,441,804
34,307,058-
revenues
from
174,
sion
$3,973,140
31.945,570
expenses
income
Total
market
1951
taxes...
O.
M.
corporation
well
oil
Gross
Co.—Earnings—
and
the
to
The
favorable
would
Sept. 30—
expenses
by
the
bank
the
ol
predecessor companies v/hiclt
The
5,929.'
$464,170'
71.685 498
and
Prow
,
revenues
Operating
stock
The
of
short' term
a
outstanding
1951—9 Mos.—1950
>
1951—3 Mos.—1950
-1950
sales
issue
an
•
$4,714,684
[ 930
of
of
V
;;
proceeds of
shares represented
"
50
Co.
$156,121,229
will have 600,000 shares of capital
Kansas
Operating income
U.
Illinois Power
Nov. '23
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
thereof
41,914
for
1951—44 Wks.—1950.
1598.
p.
made
200.000
be used
to
are
its
stock (par $1) at $8 per
a- banking
headed by White, Weld & Co.; Rotan, Mosle and
Moreland and Russ & Co., Inc.
Following the sale the
1952
1404,
p.
about
on
Higher—
1351—4 Wks.—1350
standing.
32,854
charges
County
retained
be
common
800,000
■
•
$60,029
incom'e_____
International
Costs
and
'
12 Months Ended
174,
was
$
particularly those becoming due in
replace depleted working capital."—V. 174
to
809.
p.
said
will
Johnston Testers, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public
.
40.000.000 if;\
1129,847,227 shs.
66,3L7
prep.
gas properties to
$16,476,525 $15,463,286 $174,612,161
—V.
The corporation on Nov. 13 filed a letter
of notification with the SEC
covering 3,000 shares of 4.80'% cumulative
preferred stock to be offered
at par ($100
per share) through City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.
§25.000,000 of consolidated mortgage bonds.
Wayne A. Johnston, President,
Proceeds
company
^Expressed
$537,239
410,843
so'
Period End. Sept. 30—
bene¬
Will
with
cents),
pending
has contracted to sell all of its
Period End. Nov. 3—
7,029,473
2,800,000
from
700
revenues....
»
group
1951—Month—1950
rev.'_
oversub¬
was
>
Co., Atlantic Highlands, N. J. for about $15,000,000 which is
at
which Jersey Central has recorded the assets
Sales.
Outstanding
8,333,473
>
1893.
p.
;>;•>■
so,
of oper.
Earns,
on
174,
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Sales Continue
>
Illinois Central RR.—Plans Bond
Financing—
issue and
per
consummated, -substantially all of the System's revenues will be derived
from the sale of electricity.
See also V. 174, p. 1789.
pe¬
$537,939
offer¬
by Jersey Central and will be used to
pay for planned expansion of the electric facilities.
When this sale is
through the- latter'S pipeline to
principal and interest payments, or, in the event that it does
Sept. 30—
Sold—The
stock (par $1) on Nov.
share by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc. and
common
amount
books.
.
FINANCING
32,000,000 shs.
15
1959.
Operating taxes
-W.
The
$8.37 Vz
The company
the
of
100%
owns
Authorized.
——
are
working capital.
the
at
Gas
Co.—
Operating/expenses
Net
of
owns
trustee
com¬
1196.
p.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Gas Service Faeilities to Be Sold for $15,000,000— „"
'
owned 18,898,000
PRESENT
to purchase the notes at maturity from
provide for all unpaid interest,
^Including
by bearer share warrants.—V.
174, p. 1C94.
named
are
through Gearhnrt, Kinnard & Otis, Inc., New York,
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
The proceeds
will be used for
&
TO
1969
maturing
1959
$1,000,000 each
15
after
Trust
the basis of 45 shares
on
debentures.—V. 174,
4
EFFECT
to
Rent
at the
1951
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co. and associates
guaranteed by the company.
"Expressed and payable in U. S.
The company has undertaken to assure
Transit and Storage Co.
sufficient income from oil
shipments
be received
to
are
underwriting terrtis
share
per
White
company
outstanding capital stock of the
notes
Storage
The proceeds
Hycon Manufacturing Co., Washington, D. C.—Files—
on
The
and
do
'
full-paid and nonassessable shares
Co.—Stock
Manufacturing
scribed. See V.
dollars.
and
York.
New
before Dec. 26,
or
Conversion price is $22.2222 per share
Jacobsen
14
■
with
of
company
Canada.
notes, remaining notes
annually from 1953 to 1956
♦Mature
the
on
ing of 120,000 shares of
serial
inatur.
Dec.
of
Co,
Trust
stock
Kaiser-owned'electric
by amendment.
Roche
3%-
'Deficit.—V.
Harvey Hubbell. deceased, Mrs. Roche owned of record
but not
beneficially 63,172 shares (19.74%); and she owned the samel
shares beneficially as "life income
beneficiary under Will of Harvey
Hubbell, deceased."—V. 172, p. 1233,
The
and
H?/4%
each
Midland
par common
for each $1,000 principal amount of
Indiana Telephone Corp.,
Indianapolis, Ind.—Files—
Estabrook
and
Marine
$5
pany.
v
further
extent
balance
statement
common
public ottering price
covering 290,000 shares
and
Transit
365,
p.
registration
a
According to the prospectus, Mrs.
ficially 66,884 shares (20.90', ).
As
Testament
of the
riodically to May 1,
company
are
underwriters.
in
sink,
J2Va%
Net
Exchange,
proceeds
as
products,
sales
issued and outstanding and are to be offered for
public sale by the holder thereof, Mrs, Louie E. Roche
of Bridgeport,
a director of the
company; and none of the
-by the. company,
what
to
16, .1951
69.64%
Operating
Stock
1952,—V.
15
covering 25,000 shares
company, they will
expended for tne purposes
47
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper.
(Harvey) Hubbell, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
The
of
the
oi
103%
dated
Debentures may be converted into
now
operating company and is engaged
principally in exploring for petroleum
fd, debs, due Dec.
15,
Capital stock (no par value)
Imperial Oil Shipping Co. Ltd—
due 1981, at par and accrued
New
delivered
March
at
The
and
shares
Indiana Associated Telephone
Corp.—Earnings-—
interest to 15 institutional investors.
report
of
Period End.
Lighting & Power Co.—Private Financing—has arranged for the sale of $20,000,000
?y4% first mortgage bonds,
a
petroleum
or
3%
1951—9 Mos.—1950
company
In
of
convertible
Kaiser Aluminum
1951—3 Mos—1950
months
of
Edmonton
sale
3%>'A-
indenture
be
%:'■> •%'■>.'•
Imperial Oil Ltd.—
2 Va .%- serial
debentures due 1952-1959
$84,141,129.—V. 174, p. 900.
Houston
The
12
gain
a
funds
the
of
the
working capital until
otherwise.
Whether and
or
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
not
income arising
§22,074,479 §21,002,308 $60,677,763 $58,232,744
amounted to
general
from
redemption on Dec. 26, 1951, $1,000,debentures, drawn by lot and outstanding
May 1, 1950, and due May 1. 1965.' Payment
of the principal amount plus accrued interest will be made at
its
under
company has been affiliated for over 50 years with Standard Oil
New Jersey corporation, which at Nov.
shares
Co.—Quarterly Sales—Higher—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Gales
of
The
meet
293,468 shares outstanding at Sept, 30,
from oil operations on the Californai tidelands.—V.
Ilecht
the
expansion
proceeds
corporation has called for
of
000
cannot
stock
lars
NOTE-
International Utilities Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
j
108,640
$211,476
-
per
of
subsidiary companies, the more important of which
engaged in transporting crude petroleum, gas or petroleum
products
holding Crown oil and gas reservations.
$344,091
Ended Sept. 30—
1951
1950
operating income-,———-——;.*——— §16,690,710 $.14,170,047
Costs, operating and general * expenses, Federal
income taxes, etc):
15,072,209
12,869,170
Intangible development costs- and provision for
^
}
> .>■.'.9-7
abandonments
——1,022,141
539,055
Depreciation and depletion of oil reserves
162,063
140,894
On
1952
are
keter
§1,193,789
$168,648
Hancock OH Co. of
♦Based
above
to
and
net
company is primarily
an
intends to engage in Canada
lands
leased or held
under
on
Three'Months
♦Earnings
added
the
The
and
Gross
Net income
for
?
1951—12 Mo,s.—1950
§1,488,211
»'
■ •
and
reservation
or
option, in producing
petroleum from leased lands, and in
refining, transporting, buying and
selling crude petroleum and products derived therefrom.
The company
is the largest producer of
crude oil, and the largest refiner and mar¬
7,739
V-
1951
,
Subs.)—Earnings—
•
of
»
and
75,946
\
months
BUSINESS—The
company
was
incorporated' under
the
laws
of
Canada by Letters Patent dated
Sept. 8, 1880, as "The Imperial Oil Co."
Its present name
"Imperial Oil Ltd." was adopted 011 Sept. 15, i919.
,
■/;
$160,633
■
four
needed by
the company for the foregoing and other
now
be determined, but if and when such additional
required, the company may obtain them from its own re¬
sources, from the proceeds of any
borrowings, the sale of stock or
other appropriate means,
/-<■;'
Brady,
885,053
'
b
•.
be
William
be
will
purposes
respectively,
own,
§899,498
deductions
•■'**
to
Brady,
1788,
p.
meqme__
income
*
said
G,
will
§228,840
income
174,-m 636.
<
Ashton
§1,114,493
income
Income
Guidera
$236,579"
operating
Gross
and
1951—9 Mo,s.—1950
Operating revenues •—
Oper. expenses Ar taxes
Net
funds
funds
H.
Van
Doren,
City,
Mo.);
George P.
Secretary, and director (Houston, Texas); and
Albert
present
last
modernization
Since
additional
mentioned
'■/<
Murrin,
wili
constitute
Robert
directors of Gulf
are;
and
director
(Kansas
Treasurer,
the
lefineries.
offered
outstanding
Veracruz.
include
Sarnia
aforementioned agreement transferring the development contracts from
American to Veracruz; and in connection
with the pre-exploratory
costs already incurred on the property; and for the
payment of the
capital
the
age
and equipment necessary for
exploration and drilling; for advances to Veracruz to enable it to pay
ail costs of the
drilling of at least five test wells; to reimburse American
Gulf
for
expenses)
approximately $120,000,000, of which approximately 50% was for acre¬
acquisition, exploration, and production facilities; 25% for
refinery
properties; 15% for marketing properties; and 10% for
transportation
facilities. Transportation facilities include the tanker and
the products
pipeline from Sarnia, Ontario, to Toronto,
Ontario, and refinery prop¬
funds
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
-
.
'
$0.96
investment in
Robert W. Otto,
the
state
Laclede
common
stock.
President of Laclede Gas Co., mailed to the SEC and
commission
two
resolutions
in
which
the
utility's
directors
7
(1991)
Number 5067
Volume 174
Mississippi River Fuel to sell its
asked
holdings of Laclede stock.
last Jan. 11 and Sept. 7.
Laclede stated Mississippi River Fuel holds 233,400
resolutions
J,
8.2%
were
its
of
also
made
was
Missis¬
22 in ;
board
Fuel
resolution.
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.,
K The
to subscribe for
60,000
rate of
per share)
at
underwriting.
The
>
V
•<
.
additional shares of common stock at par ($5
share for each nine shares held, without
capital and for investments.,
RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associ¬
ates on Nov. 20 offered $1,875,000 of series M 3Vs% equip¬
ment trust certificates, maturing annually Dec. 1, 1952,1966, inclusive, at prices to yield from 2.25% to 3.25%.
The certificates, which are being issued under the Phila¬
delphia Plan, were awarded to the bankers on Nov. 19
Lehigh
New England
&
their bid. of 99.566.
on
Salomon
The
& Hut-zler
Bros.
will
certificates
be
V>'
-
.
which will cost approximately $2,365,505.
hopper
cars
be
Libbey^Owens-Ford Glass Co.—First Fiber, Glass—
Production
company
eight months -after reconstruction of the
16.
Nov.
on
fiber glass was started at Parkersburg,
of
just
operation began,
new
v
;
W. Va., by this
plant for tliis ^
P. MacNichol, Jr., Vice-President;'announced
v:1-.-v'--''
G,
go iirt« >aife*jackets -for/Uie
armed uforces*
by the Navy soon after work on the ' plant, r
MacNichol said.,7 •
///•'>'' :
/
■\ The factory, reconstructed and- equipped at a cost of more, -than
$3,0pt>,900, started right on schedule, with melting^ operations. Now-.-4» .
The production program calls for . the first textile fibers to be drawn
about, Dec., I* -and
a
unit for production -of superfine fibers for,,
automotive aircraft; refrigeration and other industries to slant about'
Dec. 15.—V. 174, p. 366.',,';;,
*;v /•;-...V,, y-'y
will
first^output
The
V
contract
.under, a
March,
in
began-
issued
Mr.
.
(& Subs.)r—Earnings—
Link-Belt Co.
!
9 Months Ended Sept.
1—J—
and*,
discounts
(less
i
—
$86,605,118 $58,791,189
,
including selling.and admin. exps.
Cost of sales,
received bef,- prov. for deprec.
for deprec. of property, plant & equip.—
and discounts
>
Prov.
Other
Net
income
3 ,507,000
$5,731,055
1,649,944
$5,069,406
"1,641,258
$3.47
"$3.09
income
and
30
tZk'-
——■
—
stock-split made March 28, 1951/
"Adjusted to reflect 2.-for-l
excess
profit tax provision has been
1951.—V. 173, p. 2390.
accordance with the Revenue Act of
;"•-
.
•
906,780
taxes, on inc. - $7,153,000
at-Sept.
Earnings per common share—;.
tFederal
49 ,438,266
130,263
.
shares outstanding
,
172,538
provision for Federal & Canadian
Common
'
72,854,053
1,039,548
(net) (Cr)_——
income
1950
1951
30—
customers
Net,, sales to
1 allowances)
:V:
'
:• ■
-
made in
?
Brafc** tailing
to
p.
.
12,739
45,455
-Federal & fgn, inc. taxes
,
Shares
.
approximately
-sale,-of stock interest Mh
thereto.—V. 174, p. 1695.
"Includes^
v
104,139
197,820
44.500
20 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 180,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred stock,
,,1951 series, $100 par.
The stock is to be offered for public sale through an. underwriting
corporation on Nov.
headed
Chemical in December, pursuant
stock of Hydrocarbon will be
merged Into Mathieson
be
underwriting terms,
The puljllc offering price and
as
is
outstanding;
'the
and Stone & Webster
Inc.
the conversion price, are to be supplied by amendment.
expected that Mathieson Hydrocarbon Chemical Corp. will
well
It
Read & Co.
Dillon,
by
common
to which
converted
Chemical and the
will be converted
of, common stock.
Dissenting stockholders of the
entitled to demand payment in cash of the value
shares of common stock of Mathieson
lattfcr's outstanding 7%
cumulative preferred stock
into
385,778
into
95,103 shares
two" companies are
of their-stocks.
Mathieson Chemical
and
-
PROCEEDS-yThe net proceeds to be received from the company
sale of tl}e-preferred stock, together with net proceeds of"
realwed from the private .sale -withoufTegistration of
$450,000 of first .mortgage 4^ bonds, series- B, due Nov. i; 1971,
will be applied as, follows: $300,000 to retire- 12,tK)0 shares
of 7%'
.
,
4
-
of 3% ,
by The
balance
of $44,000
to be applied to accounts payable and to the costs of
additions...ond/o^ betterments. Of the 12,000 shares of 7% preferred
stock to be retired, 11,966 shares held by* American Business Associates,
the parent,, are to be retired at par ($25 per share) and the remaining
34 shares at $27.50 per share, plus, in each case, accumulated dividends
the date of such
retirement.
was incorporated May 2,- 1349, to serve gas
and immediate vicinity. Its principal executive
office is at -81-95 East Merrimack Street, Lowell, Mass.
In addition
to the City of-Lowell, the company now serves the Towns of Chelms- *
.
BUSINESS—Company
City of Loweli
Tev/ksbury, Dracut, Eillerica, Wesrford, Tyngsboro, Dunstable
and
Pepj)erell. The company has pending before the Massachusetts
Department of Public
Utilities a -petition requesting authority to
extend its business to the Towns of Wilmington, Burlington, Middleton
and
North Reading, all in Massachusetts.
The company is engaged
in
the
production,
distribution and sale of manufactured gas at
ford,
Operating
revenues—
Operating expenses—
Operating taxes—______
13,390,808
9,093,849
3,152,316
income—
1,144.643
Net .after charges——
—V. 174, p. 1498.
942,681
NCt oper.
Michigan
Operating
11,568
..
26,349
2,106,377
15,711,498
$
105,741,562
366,555
105,375,007
76,515,577
14,353,408
14,506,022
12,599,09$
(& Subs.)—Earnings1951
1950
—_
income
(net)—
:—
income
Gross
109,876
1,842,280 13,628,457
Ended Sept. 30—
leased facilities
from
Income
'
revenue-—gas-/^,.—-w $73,099,375
expenses and taxes—
—64,559,294
Operating
Other
$ /■■•''
12,549,323 118,812,488
8,373,739 83,178,157
2,069,207 19,922,833
Balance
Income
1951—9 Mos.—1950
12,575.672 118,922,364
Consolidated Gas Co.
Twelve Months
Operating
.
or
B
and
■
such
.
income
deductions
—
$60,762,266
53,067,933
$8,540,081 $7,694,333
1,142,619
748,715
$9,682,700 $8,443,043
457,647
G48,482t
$10,140,347 $9,091,530
3,255,003
2,737,983
$6,885,344 $6,353,547
NOTE—For comparative purposes, the statements include, for period.*
prior to April 5, 1951, the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Austin*
Field Pipe Line Co., which was liquidated on that date by transfer
of its assets and liabilities to the company.-—V. 174, p. 810.
Net
income
t
Middle East
-
Industries Corp., N.
Y.—Stock Offered— ■;
pre¬
offering publicly 1,800 shares of 5% cumulative
ferred stock at par ($50 per share) and 9,500 shares of common
,(no par) at $20 per share, without underwriting.
=
y ,
Thq proceeds will be utilized primarily to finance
raw materials, Commodities,
and machinery for sale abroad,
to Israel, on a dollar basis.
For this purpose, the
its own funds as well as the credits it may command.
It is
The
company
is
•a
are
these
near
Some,
been
incurred .for,
in the
13,402,376
'
$
$
*
to
4
indebtedness
that, purpose; and $844,000 to retire $800,000
construction notes outstanding on Nov. 15,
1951, and held
Chase
National Bank of the City of New York, and the
1951—Month—1950
stock
'
transactions in
principally
corporation will use.
withi-p,a reasonable time, it is presently contemplated that the class
planned
shares will' be sold,
t
7-i
expand the corporation's capitalization in the near future and, in
J, Approxkuately
00,000 of the proceeds: will be " used for the
that connection, to register its securities with the SEC preliminary torehabilitation .of rthe Morgantown Ordnance Works ."in
the event
large public offering, and out of such funds to proceed also with
Works
leased to the corporation."
An agreement to lease
certain industrial projects.!
Works,
Morgantown, W. Va., from the U. S. Army has
?
typical industries, large and small, in which M.E.I.C. intends
delivered to the Secretary of the Army, subject to a condition
participate, directly or indirectly: A plant for the manufacture of
-that it' becotnes void if "ou executed by the U. S. Government • on
raydn yarn and Staples; a glass works; a china plant; shops and mills,
Dec.- '20, 1951.
The Works is said to be-one of the largest
fabrication of building materials of all kinds; a factory for iho,,
plants in the United States lor the production of synthetic anhydrous
manufacture and assembly of electric motors, generators, and electrical
'~t ' v'£
/'- •
;
appliances; production of air-conditioning equipment; textile spinning
the-remaining' proceeds,
the necessary'amounts will be used
mills, cotton and worsted;, a metal-processing plant; a sugar mill for
;to make any required-payments, to dissenting stockholders,- and theprocessing beets growrt in Israel; a container plant, utilizing a newly
balance'will .be added to the company's general funds and will be
developed process which will obviate the need for importing wood now*
Working 'capital, capital expenditures/and other corporate
for citrus packing, among other things; the assmbling and even¬
purposes."... .
tual manufacture of farm implements and machinery;
an aluminum,
extrusion plant, and possibly an aluminum rolling mill; a bicycle and
Increases Quarterly; Dividend—Merger Effective Next
motorcycle plant; a sewing machine plant; a chemical plant to utilize
; Month—
-petroleum products in conjunction with the. large Haifa oil refinery;
to-50 cents'from 4o cents per common share in the
caustic soda plant, as well as other, .chemical plants; and vitamin,
antibiotic laboratories.
',. - >.
,
.regular quarterly dividend has been voted by the directors.. It will
be paid
Dec. 22, 1951, to stockholders of record on Dec. 11, 1951.
addition to these specific enterprises there are several large-scaleA
from - the
has
Sept. 30—
Operating revenues ____
Uncollectible oper. rev.__
$98,337
445,500
Corp.—Registers With, SEC—
Mathieson Chemical
The
•
^450.000- to-de
to
•
r
Period End.
■'1
"$461,632
$213,329
445,500 ' 445,500
$213,000 (net) representing capital gain on
Gulf Plains Corp., less income tax related
$70,103
putstajadiug-^---445,500
Net income
;
as
retire temporary
;
;
tentative plans, may advertise for bids
first mortgage series D bonds of 1^76.
.outstanding, ' or to
105.*
p.
With
will make agreements with the holders
of
all its funded clebt and that of
Hydrocarbon (except $1,000,000
Lowell Gas Co., Lowell, Mass.—Preferred Stock Of¬
guaranteed notes of Mathieson Alabama Chemical Corp., a subsidiary),
to
accent, in exchange for such funded debt 3^t%promissory notes
fered—Coffin & Burr, Inc., on Nov. 19 publicly offered
"of
Mathieson Chemical, "of which notes $42,000,000 is expected to
30,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock at par
be issued in-exchange for the funded debt.
Of-the proceeds ol' the preferred f lock sale, $5,000,000 is to be
($25 per share) and accrued dividends.
used to prepay
a
short-term bank loan incurred to provide funds
The
preferred stock is subject to redemption, ail or in part, at
for
the-purchase of stock of American Potash
& Chemical Corp.
,-.$27 .per share and accrued' dividends.
So long as any of these shares
This purchase
involved 2,575 shares of class A stock and 134,650
remains, outstanding, the company on or before Dec. 1, 1953, and on
-shares of'.class-B stock of American, constituting about 26%
of the
or/jbefore- Dec- 1-of -each
year -thereafter shall .-deposit4-, with thetwo-^ classesAccording to the prospectus, three have been discussions
transfcr -agent'(State Street'Trust Co., Boston, Mass.) as a sinking
of the acquisition of American's assets by. merger or otherwise, but
fund -installment'an
amount in cash sufficient to redeem, at the
no agreement
has been reached and at the present time negotiations
redemption price of $27 per ihare, 2l/a% of .'the largest number of
i have
been
suspended;" If a purchase agreement is not worked out
shares of 6%
preferred stock theretofore outstanding. '*■
stock
value per
Book
,
.
Other charges (int., etc.(
3, on its $25,000,00p of
.-.
taxes
share—
—
common share at Aug. 31—a—
after income
Earnings per common
—V. 174,
1950
$36,274,759 $29,989,252
1,974,455 - 2,367,426
$4.90
$5.92
$25.01
$22.62
—
-
Earnings
Off—
Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings
1951
~
Competitive bids for the issue are to be opened at 11 a.m. iEST)
Dec-.
12, at the City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 20 Exchange
Place,
New York City.
* '.yyyy --■/;1
y 'y v: y■' '
-■
w ■:
The
infonnaiion meeting for prospective bidders will be held at
preferred
Corp.( &
Ended Aug. 31—
sales
'
,
<
_1
637.
McCord
Year
>
Net
$4,208,735 ^$7,513,981
$2.24
$4.25
I-—.——
share
common
per
—V. 174,
109,635
consolidated subs.
—r-
,
group
Bank Farmers Trust Co. on Dec. 6 or 7. The definite date
of this meeting will be announced later.—V. 174, p. 1894.
Earnings
in profits of
—
.
*
J
hour
profit
Net
4,
^Securities Corp.
City
taxes
Minority interest
;
■
according to
profits taxes
excess
income
State
783,704
20,499
6,446,000
912,000
55,061
168,153
818,715
3,510
5,213,400
269,100
55,222
deductions^
-
Bids for Bonds Dec. 12—
company,
income
Federal income taxes
Miscellaneous
Federal
50,037,549 44,114,500
depreciation and
for
?
placed.
Dec.
.
Provision
-
publicly offered on Nov. 9 at $13.87V2 per share by
Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp. They were
This
-
v
$60,715,867 $69,013,897
and admin. exps._
amortization...
products sold, selling
Cost, of
.
Lighting Co. — Stock Offering—The un¬
subscribed 18,239 shares of common stock (no par) were
on
were
outstanding,
—
income
Total
McCormick & Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files
Credit Agreement
York under which
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the Bank agreed
to make conversion loans to the company at any
/ The
corporation on Nov. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
time up to Dec. 31;
1951 to the aggregate amount of $650,000, the
SEC." covering 500 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock, to be
proceeds to be. applied to conveit the company's-system and customers',
offered at par ($100 per share), and 4,000 shares of no par common
gas ' appliances
for 'the' use of natural gas,
As of -Nov. ^ 15, 1951/'
voting stock arid 6,000 shares of no par non-voting common stock, to
conversion notes aggregating $425,000 principal amount were outstand¬
be offered at $25 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
ing'and the 'company intends to" draw down the full $650,000.* In
"to be used for working capital.—V. 173, p. 2190.
accordance with the provisions of the credit agreement/the company
will convert/on
or .before
Dec. 31, 1951 such $650,000 conversion
Mead Johnson & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
iwtes into- a-^mgle instalment conversion note, providing for quarterly
-principal payments of "$25,000 each and a final principal payment of
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
.
1951
:
1950
$75,000 on Dec! 31, 1957, with quarterly interest at the rate of 3 Va %
Net sales
;
—
$19,543,334 $17,937,886
per annum, which rate, after June 30,
1953,1 may be increased under
Cost' of products sold—:
—
9,793,172 9,779,512
'certain circumstances'but in no event in excess of 3%%,
The issue of
Selling, administrative and general expenses—
6.305,048 5,566,929
'such instalment conversion note has been authorized by the Massachu¬
setts, Department of Public Utilities. /
• ''y "
• . .
.
'>
Operating profit ;
—
$3,445,114 $2,591,445
Other income
149,780
115,079
NOTE—In addition to the above capital securities the company is
obligated, under its lease agreement witli its wholly owned subsidiary,
General Business Corp., to pay to such subsidiary
all amounts due 'f. Total
$3,594,894 $2,706,524
for uritere£t' oh and;principal »f-;certain mortgage nctes aggregating
Interest, etc., charges—132,995
168,851
Federal income and excess profits tax.——1,985,000
1,084,000
£ $175,000 -in principal ■»amount secured by a mortgage on a portion
Sf the distribution building used" by the company and owned by such
.* Net profit
$1,476,899 $1,453,673
subsidiary.
Each 'Such mortgage note provides that the holder by
Dividends on. preferred stock_C—34,000
34,000
Acceptance thereof covenants and agrees to look solely and wholly to
Dividends on common stock
—
—
—
990,000
990,000
-•.the maker or. endorser thereof and not to any
stockholder of the
"Earned per common share—1—_
$0.86 .7,. $0.85
maker for/payment of any interest or principal thereof.—'V, 174, p, 1599,
'*•. .V.T
v':''
* '•;
: :'r
;£•'. •' ••
"After provision for dividends on preferred stock.—V. 174, p. 810.
Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp.—Earnings—
(John) Meek Industries, Inc.—Merger Effective—
Period End. Sept. 30—
£1951—3 Mos.—1950 £
1951—9 Mos.—1950
The merger of this" corporation into Scott Radio Laboratories, Inc.,
Grdss oper.rincome--J._r * $241,770
■ $190,915
$668,173
$553,416
of Chicago, became effective on Nov. 16." Under the merger plan, each
Oper, charges, ineludiug
'
j
Meek shareholder will receive 1.3 shares of Scott stock for each Meek
deprec., deple,. etc.--- ; < 116.,9C0
76^288
303,255
268,598
share. The authorized $1 par value stock ot Scott is increased to 1,500,$284,818
$364,918
$114,627
000 shares, of which 1,006,185 will be outstanding after the exchange
Net operating income
$124,810
33,905
307,610
28,414
has been completed.—V. 174, p. 1498.
7:
J
Other income credits.—
3,487
'' .
''
Income bef. other chgs,
.
*'
•318,723
672,528
143,041
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
V and -income.J-axetC^ss^^i. 128,297
1,255
-204
13,076
Long Island
all
60.962 shs.
1951, the company entered" into a
with The Chase National Bank of the City of New
(As of May
-v.
on
equipment.
purcnase
bonds
bonds-theretofore
Nov. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covermg 12,290 shares of capital stock, of which 6,145 shares are
to be offered Ux Bee Dragani for license agreement without cash con¬
sideration, and 6.145 shares are to be offered to the public at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
corporation
The
,
Miscellaneous
-
30,000 shs.
•
-■;
Corp., Los Angeles, CalifFiles with Securities and Exchange Commission—"
;
Lock-On
650.000
1951
1950
$60,536,282 $59,871,253
162,917
, 85,173
16,660
57,465
-
/
-
dividends
Interest and
'1
-
Subs.)—Earnings—,
Ended Sept. 30—
Months
Nine
$1.75 they
stock.—V. 174, p. 1599.
.
(& Domestic
Income—Net sales
4.50,000
corporate proceed¬
agreed to purchase
account- of certain
pension- and retirement-funds.
The bonds will be Jssued under an
indenture (to.be dated Nov.
1, 1951) supplemental to the company's
indenture referred to above and will be substantially identical with
the series A bonds.
The supplemental-"indenture' v/ill provide a sink¬
ing fund for the benefit of the series B bonds, which will require an
annual payment beginning in 1952 of cash (or series B bonds) suffi¬
cient to retire 2V*%
of the greatest principal amount of Series B
Principal and dividends will
unconditionally guaranteed by endorsement by Lehigh & New Eng¬
land RR. which will lease the equipment.
.
.
Other members of the offering group are F. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Freeman & Company; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; and Win. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.—V. 174, p. 1789.
A
share of preferred
ft
,
Maytag Co.
Department of Public Utilities and by appropriate
ings, . The Chase National Bank of New York has
the entire nmount of these bonds at par for the
/'
r-:v
;
99.545, also for 3V8S.
secured by 500 new all steel
1
$1,748,000
30,000 shs.
60,962 shs.
-
dividends
the four shares
issued under a first mortgage indenture
and deed of trust, dated as 'of June 1, 1951, entered into between the
company and State Street Trust Co.,
as trustee, and were issued to
the John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Co. in exchange for out¬
standing notes of a like principal amount having the samp maturities
and interest
rates.
Under the indenture the bonds of series A are*
limited
to
$1,748,0.00
but
the issue
of bonds of other series is
unlimited in expressed
amount. The issue of the $450,000 principal
amount of series B bonds has been authorized by the Massachusetts
bid
which
of
previously received per
650,000
note
<par« $25)—w—
(par $25)
shares
Common
"The series
one
will be used to increase
conversion
for each share
Hydrocarbon stock will receive 33V3 cents
Hydrocaibon they held prior to the merger, on
no
had previously been paid.
.
.
Holders of Mathieson 7% preferred will receive $2 on
of
common
they will receive in the merger, as against
Mathieson
1
pfd. stock
cumul.
6%
•
declaration, stockholders of
As
other
Al,
■(Instalment
'
Mathieson Chemical common.
a
result of the 50-cent dividend
of
These
.
,
...
3'/2%, due 1971^
—
Series A2. 33/8%-, clue 1971.
Series. A3, 3%% due . 1971
—-4 $1,748,000
Series A4,, 4%, due 1971-;
_4 .
Series A5, .3Mj%; due ...
Serie& B, 4%, due 1971_.„___»
....
450.000
V
have been given the right «■
'
,
the merger
27 and 28,
agreement of merger
share of Hydro¬
and of one
into four shares
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
•
mortgage bonds:
Series
:
proceeds
was
,
Richmond, Va.—Rights
■
stockholders of record Nov. 8
common
•
in its business. The stock of Massachu¬
purchased subject to an existing lien.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
"First
1404.
to Stockholders—
Inc,
Associates,
setts
declared effective prior to that
at
property used by the company
i, Mississippi River Fuel has before the Federal POwer Commission an
to increase by about 25%
the rates it charges its eight
Utility customers, including Laclede.
It put the increase in efiect
Sept. 1 pending the FPC's ruling.
Laclede has opposed the increase,
which would raise its annual gas bill by about $2,180,000.—V.
174,
p.
Inc.,
have been
will
if stockholders of both corporations vote favorably on
stockholders' meetings of the two corporations on Nov.
and the respective boards of directors vote the
at subsequent meetings.
The merger terms provide for the conversion of one
carbon stock into
% of a share of Mathiesen common,
share
of Mathieson Chemical 7%
preferred stock
date,
consist of General Business Corp.
each of which is a Massachusetts
company
corporation and is wholly owned by the company.
subsidiaries are used for the purpose of owning real estate and
non-utility
application
1
the
of
Massachusetts Associates,
,
this
declared if
Chemical
Mathieson
sale
and
its system for the distribution and
various gas consuming appliances;
company,
subsidiaries
The
and
public.
directors
sells
also
It
products
affiliated
attempt succeeded, there would
be the possibility of the pipeline company running afoul of the Clayton
Anti-Trust Act and of both companies being subjected to the Public
Utility Holding Company Act. This was denied in the Mississippi River.
Laclede's
i
converting
now
gas.
such as tar and oil.
As agent- for Gas Inc., an
Lowell Gas Co. . distributes -at
retail liquefied
petroleum, gas in cylinders and bulk system tanks in territory not
covered by'its pipelines.
residual
natural gas.
by Mississippi River Fuel's board- on Oct.
"which it announced its intention to elect a director to Laclede's
passed
natural
<of
shares, or about
stockholder,
making it Laclede's largest
common,
resolution
A
is
and
retail
The
passed
sippi River Fuel is Laclede's sole supplier of
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•
before
for
ammonia.
-'
•
,
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-
used
f6r
used
^
.
•
■
An
inerease
a
and
on
-The
"the
board,
in
shareholders
ticipants
in
the Dec. 11 record date, is thereby
Mathieson Hydrocarben Chemical Corp,
voting
of
this dividend
prymsnt.
The merger of
including
as par¬
Hydrocarbon into
In
qndertakings- of such
uu
scope
"n.n.in.imn
Government
that they onri arnimrl thpsp nroiects ther&
will require Israel
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the
usual subsidiary enterprises in
which M.E.I.C, expects to
These major developments include:
Hydroelectric projects
production of industrial and consumer
power; large-scale expoitation of
petroleum, as well as metallic mineral deposits discovered
National Tool
participate.
for
the
by geologic survey to
exist, notably in the Negev; development
port of Elath. on the Red
Sea; and construction of a rail line
Profit
the
of
The
company already is active
in
a
available in
for
already existing industry. It also is planned specifically for
produce air-conditioning equipment.
Israel.
This
plant
could
produce
parts
The
corporation
174,
was
organized
in
Delaware
in
after
Earnings
A
but
offered
Curb
to
September
of
this
notification
exceeding,
at
the
market
filed
was
with
shares
5,405
(around
of
the
SEC
capital
$18.50
share)
per
Nov.
on
stock
72,
operating
income
Period End. Sept. 30—
$
ot
to
pan,
44,e08,472
32,351,026
31,235,598
Net profit from opcrs.
income credits—
inc.
before
taxes
Fed.
&
Fed.
Net
Pfd.
profits
Com.
on
and
per
June
30,
result
and
12G,810,66G 110,185,932
97,535,419
577,327
1,738.507
13,950.201
the
6,076,000
before
1951
charges
15,601,000
declared————
51,425,739
expenses
37,619,862
income
operating
Other
—
taxes.
3,973,329
taxes—
income—.
income (net)_.
oper.
5,569,42G
Dr94,618
6,104,201
11,427,754
15,120.590
Total
income
100,000
300,000
Interest
deductions
1,300,262
Adjust,
for
6,004,201
11,127,754
14,820.590
$0.47
has
been
of
$0.76
reduced
amounts
Federal
$1.39
income
for
$591,000
provided
for
six
$.00
months
per
Federal
portion
the
loss
due
to
the
Net
ended
consolidated
Income.—V.
74,
p,
Normal
covered
common.
summary
Co.—Merger—
133,705
•
;
r
merger is affected,
Public Service in
$2,000,000 in bonds will bo
exchange for $2,000,000 of Mis¬
Gas' bonds, which
would be
retired, the application statis, Tne
new series
of bonds would be of
slightly shorter maturity and approxi¬
mately % % higher interest rate than the
average of those to be retired
—V. 160, p. 14.
by
Missouri
share.
per
Offered
i74,
Public
offering
Knowles
Co.,
&
Co.,
iund
a\7m
bonds,
first
funds
tor
for
(closed)
p.
100
at
of
and
15-year
accrued
5%
corporate
the
retirement
of
on
use
since
1882.
first
mortgage
bank
and
over-draft
sale
of
It manufactures
gas
and
in Canada, commercial
electric cooking
equipment for the
restaurants, hotels and hospitals, and for ground and
mobile
establishments of the Navy, Army and Air
Force.
Special Offering — A special
of common stock
(no par) was
the New York Stock
Exchange on Nov. 20 by
on
—
Becker & Co. Inc.
dealer
s
concession
of
45
at
$13.12 V2
share, with
per
cents
per share.
pleted in 74 minutes.—V.
173, p. 1378.
—
Other
Salomon
will
members
It
was
a
com¬
of
Texas, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public
oflering of 56,863 shares of common
stock (par
$5) at $28
per share was made on
Nov. 19 by a
banking group
^mtly headed by Estabrook & Co. and G. H. Walker &
go.
ihis offering does
not represent new
financing bv
the
company.
New York,
2,333,552
12,429,677
BUSINESS—The company is
reported to be the largest
factor
Tnd Si.whnuri,^?c'';ne:y gears in weu
,lcld',a6 the
distributor of stock
Dall^. (Texas) Atlanta
EARNINGS—Sates
,,Ga.)
and
$2.75
$9.75
$10.72
of the company in
1950
National Supply Co.
(& Subs.)Net
sates
Income
Frov.
Net
io
Fed.,. State
income
Preferred
per
30—
:
1498.
RR,—Equipment Trust Certificates
Bros.
&
Hutzler
be
secured
and
a
associates
with
East
nlants
in
BrSgewatir
t0 $7 per shar*
road
passenger
-
1950
——
Federal
——_
excess
with
the
company's
new
10
road
J.
Nov.
on
$5
Nov.
19
unit
approval
the
of
The
proceeds
and
filed
issuance
will
to
174,
amount
Of
applied
to
the
general
the
will
The
be
an
the
and
has
been
not
500,000 additional
shares
to
466,137
subsciiptions.
his
to
shares
Subject
value)
par
shares
leaving
the
to
(no
so
held; «on the
shares
33,863
right
of
basis
said
for
to
ratable
proportion of the offering, applications will not
that proportion.
No underwriting is involved.
'- :
The right to subscribe will
expire at the close of business
shares
Dec. 10,
to
be
allotted
company does
unsubscribed shares.
hot intend
understands
company
to
that
make
it
the
is
intention
this
limited
of
from
Cliff
proceeds are to
Petroleum Co.; $175,000
be
used
for
to
repay
development
and
Common
stock
(no
par
/Authorized
value)
2.5%
Ontario, Canada.—V. 174,
oop'*
a
Three Months Ended
Net
sales
—
:
Sept. 30—
-
•
—
the
to
532,946
535 849
1,721,353
1,721 353
$4.29
$2.35
sales
profits taxes—V. 173, p. 546.
Bank
Joans
figure reported
have
on
been
reduced
Sept. 28.—V.
to
174,
$6,000,000
p.
1406.
the
selling
Oxford
ended
July 31,
amounted
to
$24,122,000.
were
1951, net sales of
$30,617,000 and for the
Earnings per share of
$1.82 and
were
$1.58, respec¬
of
90
record
cents
Dec.
1,
share
per
1951,
bringing total cash divi¬
the
on
AND
761,470
to
shares
presently
CAPITALIZATION AS OF JULY 31.
give effect
to
on
the
100%
Sept.
25,
-sto?k
common
1951
dividend
1951)
$3,200,000
.
Outstanding
"$1,400,000
——500,000
sinking
t350,000
£4.012,000
11943,000
(no par—stated val. $100)
stock
value
(par
June
1
to
and
and
on
Dec.
June
1,
1
on
and
on
101,434 shs.
800,000 shs.
761.470 shs.
each June
tDue
thereafter to
1955
on
June 1,
1955 and
1962
1
$50,000
and
each
and Dec.
Dec.
on
1,
1
there¬
1951
including Dec. I,
Dec.
including June 1, 1962 and the
including June 1,
;
200,000 shs.
$15)
on Dec. 1, 1951 and
and, including Dec. 1, 1954.
$200,000
and
fund
$200,000
to
1
and
balance
June
due
Dec.
and
1954.
there¬
1
1,
1962.
on each Dec. 1
and
the
and June 1 thereafter
due Dec. 1,..1962.
balance
Shares
The
First Boston Corp
7,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
4,000
Harriman Ripley &r
Co., Inc. 4,000
Higginson
Smith,
Graham,..
Co.—
4,000
Peabody &
Co.— 4,000
Corp
Barney
Hornblower
McDonald
&
&
4,000
:
Co,
&
Hayden, Stone & Co._;
Newhard,
$7,500,000
by
offered.^
$430,234
from
common
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
agreed,
erally and not Jointly, to purchase from the selling stockholders
following respective number of shares of common stock
370,043
$0.65
offered
;
1950
655,199
First
1,000,000
Lee
$0.53
of
the
each
sinking fund debentures—
Kidder,
816,224
—-
of
duplicate
4,800,000
1iDue $50,000
800,277
———
sate
products
Offered—The
being
two similar periods
notes—
after
acres
$435,199
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
than
is being sold for the
is
months
seven
notes
Hemphill,, Noyes,
610,140
the
ot
the
rather
debentures
each
to
$9,844,317
profit
and
subsidiaries
Weeks—_—
Co._,
A.
-
C.
Cook &
.-4
Co
and
174,
Hallgarten
A.
M.
&
Kidder
Co
&
the
/••
Shares
.
—
Co
a
—_
Ball,
2,500
2,500
Burge & Kraus_
Fulton, Reid & Co
2,000
Lester,
2,000
2,000
Ryons & Co
Robert W.
Burgess
Baird
&
&
Co., Inc.
Leith
Courts
3,500
Goodbody & Co
3,500
Hanrahan
3,500
Pacific
3,500
&
Co.„
1,500
1,500
;
1,500
—
1,500
&.Co
1,500
Northwest Co
1,500
&
p.
Penington, Colket & Co
1,500
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc. 1.500
Stillman, Maynard & Co.
1,500
2,500
Stroud
2,500
Arthur
Company,
Sherrerd_
&
Estabrook
—V.
j
sev¬
2,500
Allyn
Inc.
Butcher
■
4,000
—
coa
Net
question
diggers,
(Me.)—Stock
stock
1950,
for
serial
"Due
2,830,689 shs.
.1951
the
potato
serial
after
1406.
.
in
DEBT
SDue
$11,155,399
submitted
for
supplement
pref. stk.
$5
FINANCING
1,045,339
_
profit before income taxes
Federal and Canadian income taxes—
be
to
Co.
No
adjustment
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
Net
will
in
1951
serial
%
Sudbury,
p.
underwriting is involved.
per share.
In addition, on Oct. 24, 1951, the directors de¬
year-end extra dividend of 40 cents per
share, payable Dec. 15,
serial
loans
was
Noma Electric Corp.
No
accepted by the required percentage
Farquhar will promptly hold a meeting of
company
stockholders
for
3.10%
of Canada; To date the
company has acquired
certain properties and Is
exploring and developing the same with a view
to the establishment of base metal
production in nickel and copper.
The company Is the owner In fee
simple free and clear of encum¬
brance of 51 patented
mining claims
Province of
com--
and
stock
a
.
3%
was
organized to
erties in the Dominion
the
Pennsylvania
Authorized
exploration
comprising about' 1,912
situate in the Townships of
Foy and Bowell in the District of
(a
not
distributed
incorporated In Canada in 1938. <■' Iti
acquire,. explore, develop and operate mining prop¬
company
is
Except
and its
FUNDED
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
Co.
outstanding.
on
PRESENT
which
Paper
period
to
dends
on
capital.
TO
Farquhar
the
the
cents
20
1951
work; $350,000 to design and erect a 300-ton unit concentrator and
laboratory; $100,000 for a surface plant, machinery and
equipment at
No. 2 shaft; and the balance for additional
camp buildings and trucks,
for
contingencies, for deepening No. 1 shaft and for additional working
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
B.
made.
offer
Oliver.
persons,
$200,000
A.
stockholders,
to
to
products
clared
including Cliff Petroleum Co., to exercise the subscription
rights aris¬
ing from all shares beneficially owned
by them.
PROCEEDS—The proceeds to the company of the
proposed new fi¬
nancing will be $1,125,000. There will be no underwriting discounts or
Such
1301.
p.
DIVIDENDS-—On Sept. 25, 1951, the
company issued a 100% common
stock dividend.
Giving effect to this increase in number of shares, cash
dividends paid by the
company on its common stock in 1951 were three
quarterly dividends of 10 cents per share and one
quarterly dividend
Dec, 5,
all
170,
outstanding
(After
of
of
is
the
of the
common
further offering of any
any
above.—V.
tively.
over-
this offering will be allotted
9,342,861
Co., Chicago, 111.—Proposed Merger—
EARNINGS—For the
1951.
The
The
pursuant to
1,206,525
$11,883,489
9,149,691
companies
the company
apply for
1951.
$10,801,821
512,448
the offer
event
assets
similar
a
be
$1,365,728
(incorporated in Maine on Dec.
11.
1899)
sells
commercial,
book
and
printing papers and
competition with other large manufacturers.
It is
believed to be one of the larger
manufacturers of these papers,
making
about 8% of the production of the book
paper industry in the United
States.
During the 12 months ended July 31.
1951, approximately 39%
of the company's production of
paper was sold
directly to the pub¬
lishers of the largest of the
popular "slick paper" magazines.
one
on
10,915,604
$661,629
63,e09,333
BUSINESS—Company
right
basis
available
shareholder
every
15,413,356
one
Farquhar
allied
also
for
69,033,490
1,612,693
~
rate of
manufactures
The
of
$95,248,667 $86,008,426
7,105,152
Paper Co.
bank
the
share
per
the
on
the
stock
outstanding
1951,
funds)
of
additional share for each five
the
stockholders.
determined.
its
$10,083,573
7,947,303
2,195,343
Corp. heads an investment group which offered
for public sale on Nov. 21 a total of
80,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $15) at $16 per share.
The stock being
offered constitutes 21.5% of the
(Canada)—Rights to Stockholders
company
$10,804,275
—
stock
common
at
Oxford
application
An
application
will
Exchange Commission.
offered
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$10,109,995 $95,485,74G $36,814,858
26,422
237,079
206,432
Boston
cor¬
bonds.
short-term
of
proposes to offer to the holders of
shares of record at the close of business on
Nov. 22,
to subscribe at the
price of $2.25 (Canadian
total
24,513
companies are said
other.—V. 173, p. 383.
1895.
p.
Nickel Offsets, Ltd.
$10,828,788
two
Union
mortgage
payment
expenditures.
Securities
securities
1951—Month—1950
—
Candy Co.
shareholders
sale,_ at competitive bidding, of
unissued common stock, and
its
55.19
.
(
rev._
oper.
Chase
par
In
but
of
be
with
the
and
authorized
construction
shortly
when
revenues
under which
Diesel
Co.;
that
Commission
416,142
71.70
—
factor——.
operating income
charges
174, p. 1696.
pany)
freight locomotives;
and
1,000 high
announced
151,233
390,107
1,049,594
—
—"■
Oliver share for each four
Farquhar shares,
subject to the acceptance of such offer by holders of at least
99'/* of
the outstanding stock of Farquhar stock (or such lesser
amount, not
less than 80%, as may be approved
by Oliver).
Seven shareholders
of
Farquhar, holding approximately 71% of its 205,000
outstanding
shares/ have approved
the
agreement
between
the
two
21
standard-gauge
"A"
of
on
2,241,940
55,755,725
1,371,188
211,275
corporation on Nov. 1G filed a registration statement with
covering 54,325 shares of its $1 par common stock.
the shares, 51,250 are to be offered to the
present holders of
Of
its
Machold, President,
1950
1,648,374
1790.
p.
Parsons &
1551
158,381,766 107 758 541
on income.—
17,957 821
8 329 754
foreign taxes on inc,
"11,275,000
3,695!oOO
share.,.
and
unless
The
SEC
'
coo
1961,
Oliver Corp., Chicago, 111.—Registers With SEC—
locomotives,
poration has filed with the New York P. S.
for
-Earnings—
c
1,
57,289,609
flown—.
after
See
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Financing Plans—
in
dividends:^:..—-<•—'
dividends.„
"Including $1,890,000
the
exceeded $23 000 000 with
'
connection
flown
—
miles
Nutrine Candy
on
competing bid of 99.269 for
by the following
cost $10,844,920:
.
in
for taxes
and
common
States
and
—^
stock
Common stock
Earnings
customers—
before provision
for
Net
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Equipments—
BUSINESS—The
United
^.o~m,SSSSES^ulvalent
Nine Months Ended
Sept.
174,
Net
company has set Dec. 5 for the sale of
$1,650,000 equipment
certificates
intended to finance up to 80%
of the cost of
acquiring 25 die6el-electric locomotives.
The
certificates will run
for 15 years and mature
semi-annually.—V. 174, p. 14S8.
as
Quincy
Dec.
1696.
p.
9,334,206
The
Earle
ton
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
trust
J
;
and
through
1951
miles flown
load
Operating
998,280
the offering group are Drexel &
Securities Corp,, and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V.
174, p. 1895.
commissions.
Murray Co.
in
used
174,
Period End. Sept. 30—
16,682,105
equipment estimated to
freight locomotives; four "E" unit Diesel
All
G.
7,404,731
$1.80
eight "A"
unit
Diesel
side steel gondola cars.
stitutions,
(John) Morrell & Co.
offering of 6,912 shares
stock
_
25,085,116
6,771,068
245,340
—
Central
certificates
amounts
distributes
of preference stock for
stock held of record at 2 p.m.
warrants will expire at 2 p.m.
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
24,065,412
17,049,004
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. submitted
certificates, also as 3 %s.
—V.
purposes.
the manufacture
expansion program.
Dr567,917
4,279,466
the
be
interest.
a
for
flown—,—
ton
—V.
The group were
date
be used to redeem the outstanding $781,000
sinking fund bonds,
and
to
provide
plant,
household
made
0,322,829
1,798,023
miles
revenue
Passenger
25,653,033
sale
Ross,
$2,100,000
The company has
been engaged in
electric ranges for
A.
25,993,216
the certificates at competitive
their bid of 99.528.
loans
7,
mortgage
expansion
general
of
series A,
"efc P1,()oeeds will
4/2%
and
issue
be
to
passenger miles
ton miles flown
Mail
11,623,812
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
made on Nov. i9
by a syndicate of investment
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., and including W C
Ltd., McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
Ltd., and
an
and
share
common
are
Express
was
of
one
program.—V.
Freight
11,190,904
awarded
SlT" headed by
&
notes
redemption.
proceeds
revenue
Revenue
$8,100,000 of 3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, second equipment trust of 1951, maturing annu¬
ally Dec. 1, 1952 to 1966, inclusive, at prices to yield from
2.50% to 3.50%. Issued under the Philadelphia
Plan, the
certificates are being offered subject to the authorization
<
Moffats, Ltd. (Canada)—Bonds Offered—
Pitfield
$
245,340
1,000,000 shares of its
$15,000,000 in principal
Go.—Proposed Merger—
See Missouri Gas &
Electric Service Co. above.—V.
each
Northwest Airlines, Inc.—October
Operational Figures
Nov. 23 offered
souri
Missouri Public Service
to retire
Month of October—
—V.
road
Promptly after the
issued
the
common
for
This issue has been underwritten by a
into
previous
net
Total
187,368,077
138,900,328
p.
by
outstanding shares of
stock
will be
changed Into three
shares of new
stock, and each of the 25,350
outstanding shares of
Missouri Gas' common stock
will be
changed into five shares of the
new Missouri
Public Service stock.
Thus, after the merger, there will
be
outstanding 527,865 shares of Missouri Public
Service stock, of which
126,750 shares will be held
by former holders of the Missouri Gas
.
$
4,174,546
New York
pro¬
extent
The Federal Power Commission
has been asked to
approve the merger
this company into Missouri
Public Service Co.
the
of
share
preference stock will be junior to the preferred stock
convertible
lor
Uncollectible
railroad
merger plan, each of
Public
Service's common
of
rate
Dec. 3.
construction
Co.—Earnings-
4,651,172
"Earnings
1599,(
the
recently given
shares
one
underwriters headed
in
income
The
Missouri Gas & Electric Service
used
Nov. 9.
on
on
be
called
of
refunds
revenues
Dividends
as a
Tax less
interruption of
Use and
of
& Beane.
excess
of
the
The 4.56%
$2,089,704
Drl33,858 £>rl,927,B04
Massachusetts
share,
fully
That
covered by
were
2,000
rate
held.
Such
will
7,917,188
the
or
certain
$1.87
7,981,228
.7,917,188
net
the
common
ner
1951—12 Mos.—1950
6,456,687
5,474,808
300,000
7,981,228
15
for
1599.
p.
at
The
48,397,221 199,575,031
35,333,345 146,032,832
3,616,018
14,024,030
2,931,171
13,524,953
4,263,122
1,770.000
3,766,815
10
by Central Republic Co.
(Inc.), Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
360,630
$2,166,132
at
(CST)
(CST)
$2,450,334
1951—3 Mos.—1950
3.985,000
share.
com.
$2,526,762
share)
per
proceeds will be
group of
62,496
——
dividends and surplus—.
common
100,000
stk._
com.
shares
Nov.
each 121/2 shares of
$2,512,830
360,630
,
($100
par
174,
share
893
78,877
—
revenues —
Net
amount
Missouri
1950
1,093
————
dividends
dividends
-
Co.—Rights—
Oct.
record
before
or
on
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Preference Stock
Offered—The company on Nov. 19 made an
offering of
240,000 shares of 4.56% cumulative preference stock
(par $25 per share) to its common stockholders at $24 per
Sept.
on
—$25,338,106 $23,787,842
—.
1,770,000
Occupancy insurance. While the
the business
interruption is not yet subject to exact
determination,
Under
$724,268
174, p. 638.
30,212,590
13.322,000
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan amounted to
52,700 shares.
Foreign subsidiaries have not been included in
the above
or
with
—————
Operating
recoverable has been estimated
in the above summary to
be at least $1,250,000.
During the nine months ended Sept.
30, 1951, stock issued under the
of
three
—V.
Co.—Earnings—
Operating
profits taxes.
This adjustment re¬
flects the increased rates
established on Oct. 20,
1951, in the revenue
Act of 1951.
Taxes for the three months
ended Sept. 30, 1951 have
been computed at the new
rates.
The tax provisions for the
quarter
and for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1950 have been increased
Over those
previously reported to rflect the increased Federal
Excess
profits tax enacted at the end of that
year retroactive to July 1, 1950.
On Feb.
8, 1951, an explosion and fire occurred in the
St. Paul
factory. On April 24, 1951, lire destroyed
warehouse facilities at the
Hutchinson, Minnesota plant.
Eoth
losses
were
of
compared
$913,243
revenue-——
Period End. Sept. 30—
29,178,322
1,033,768
31,013,754
4,625,000
942,000
tax—
additional
is
57,608
496.
New England Telephone & Telegraph
81.007,110
29,275,247
9,433,815
Previously reported
insurance.
totaled
other
of
$0.40
3,806,815
overaccrual
duction
$0.85
_—
Balance for
-V.
Other
paid
1951
of
Subs.)—
Federal
6hares outstdg
NOTES-
$90,863
20,994
$33,115
$0.15
$0.15
p.
stockholders
subscribe
$
13,372,874
824,338
income
dividends
Earned
$194,996
76,131
$35,826
$2,605,639
Interest
inc.
state inc. taxes,
Earns,
at
$
8,603,477
•
exc.
(&
$
gen.
expenses—
Other
Net
stock
be
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$
40,960,503
sales, sell.,
admin,
148,471
the selling stock¬
Manufacturing Co.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
sales
&
609,361
414,3G5
$25,339,199 $23,788,735
22,733,560
21,275,905
Preferred
Cost
54,109
covering
Balance
Minnesota Mining &
Net
111,957
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
the New York
The proceeds are
1734.
p.
15
(no
Pa.,
holder.—V.
to
on
or on the over-the-counter market.
Baldwin Securities
Corp., Philadelphia,
to
right
New England Power
1951.
Gross
Exchange
go
$2,129,415
Co.—Filing With SEC—
letter of
to,
up
$4,573,382
share
Other
Midvale
$819,706
taxes
per
Carolina Tel. & Tel.
&
common
$1,266,336
taxs
Working capital
30, 1950.—V. 170,
1498.
p.
The
imported
now
plant to
—V.
Norfolk
1951—9 Mos.—1950
The
machinery not
yet
Fed.
1951—3 Mos.—1950
taxes.—
Profit
establishment of
transfer to Israel of
rayon-producing plant, and is negotiating the
highly modern metal-processing plant equipped with
before
Federal
project for the
a
Co.—Earnings Show Gain-
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
linking
Elath and the rest of the
Negev with existing rail, road and port facili¬
ties.
a
Monday, November 26, 1951
Co
1697.
&
L.
Co.,
Inc
Wright & Co., Inc.
1,500
1,500
.
/v-a
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
letter
10 shares
notifictaion
of
of
E.
M.
Warburg,
M.
i
Natural
.12,189,409
peprec.ation
and. amortization -—
Taxes<<including Fed. taxs bn income).
general
Net
*.
,»
/•«•.
^
•
^
•
.
_
dividends:
15,546,371
surplus
shares outstanding:
Common
.
^'^"5.894*
21,293,276
.
.
Balance,
end-.of
at
}
number
Q
,
increased,
period
_
--
•
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
-i
*•:
J
r
Revenues
'
'
'
7
'
.
■
,
•
j.
r
"■
'
■
''
"i Net
Dec;
31
stock of
to
:
r' ;t
,
,
\
'< «'
**i*
'**
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible
the
the average number of common,
period.—V.
173,
1795.
p.
.
Operating
Net
.
The
company
Nov 14 filed
on
■
//•./;-■/;
•;
* aj- ■■
Telephone
■
174,
2,654,922
made
was
,
7- 7 - ':./ /;*/
/u.v;v- '
redeemed at, prices declining from
,
debentures may be
to par.
1
The
class
A
engaged
mainly
services,
communication
is
local
to
in
Washington.*
of
the debentures
Class
.
&
Cohu <fe Co
V
Marache
-
to
g
J.
"j
Tlie
B. Hilliard
'
Share
jenks,
numher
are
I.
:
v
ftrubbs*
Co.
—___
Fairman
Stifei,
Inc.
165,00G,
;
220,uuo
770,000
$270,262.;
stock
for
old
of
class B
of
Becker & .Co.
Cr.
A'.
Robert W.
Baird & Co.,
Whipple
Baton,
Inc.^-
Ellis
&
Inc.
12,277
10,000
the
stock
Juliea- Collins
Paul
to
Davis &
H.
^
Hallgarten
Cq.__
&
—V.
,
174,
&
to
to
The
to
to
Co.,.
Co
Cariwrignt
The
with
company
/
*
to
Co;
,.165,000*
'
& Co.__
110,000
Struthers & Co.
1,705,000
Zuckerman,
Smith
$9,460t956v
' $10.23
$8.36
.
income
for
1951
corresponding
periods
of
therefore
are
excluded
174,
from
the
above
547,
p.
will
174,
p.
by the
is planned to
penicillin
those
be
produced
achieved
will
sold
in
use
be
mixed
,
supplements-
corporation
Nov.
011
with
mash
12.
or
grams of penicillin G Master Standard- per
has
supplement
and
for
announced
bear
in
a
growth
with
gains
other
the
in poultry
antibiotics.
signifi¬
:
Antibiotic Feed
Supple¬
by the pound, in 50-poimd
name
dry diluent,
1791. ft..
Philco Corp.—Earnings Fall Off—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
(
1951
__
before
and
_
State
income
taxes
>1950
228,431,000 229,205,000
15,798,000
19,569,000
/
7,835,000
9,692,000
7,963,000
9,877,000
.
Net
earnings
dividend
requirements
281,250
MeCormick
'
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
&
&
Co.___
J/
Co.___„
Co
Cook to Co
Co,"—;—
to
Fairman
of
281,250
7,681,750
&
Co.,
9 595 750
$2.18
in
the
share
$2.72
3,525,372 common shares outstanding Sept.
third
quarter
of
1951
totaled
$57,408,000
20,,
as
$427,000
the
of
increased income taxes imposed by the Revenue Act of 1951,
the earnings for the first six months have been
adjusted to reflect
of the law.
and
the retroactive provisions
2,000
Inc
011
shares
applicable to the year 1945, amounted to $2,222,000, or 60
per
share of common stock after preferred dividends.
These
earnings for the third quarter of 1951 include the proportionate share
1,000
Co.______
common
tBased
common
cents
Harris,
&
to
for
compared with $82,193,000 in the corresponding period last
year.
Net
income in the third quarter of 1951,
including certain items of a non-'
recurring nature and a refund of excess profits taxes in the amount
2,000
Brothers
par
Revised.
NOTE—Sales
4,000
inc.
balance
1951.
2,000
4,000
2,000
Merrill, Tu'rb'en & Co
Sills,
"(Earnings
2,000-
The Milka-ukee
Stern
Earnings
///lu the third quarter last
$1.13-per share
of
year, adjusted net income
stock.—V. 173, p. 1174.
was
$4,068,000
common
view
of
is*, reported to be sounding out the money market"
financing the purchase of substantial amounts of new
it was learned on
Nov.
16
im financial circles,
/ f
to
It
is.announced that the company is planning some new financing
(to involve about $1,150,000), with Cruttenden & Co,, Chicago, 111,
10
managing underwriter.; s
/
'
/
/
/
Pi°neer Airlines, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Plans
Financing—
.
act as
.
.
It
is
understood
millions.
* *
■
V v/
;
would finance the purchase through
with-banks and insurance companies sim¬
been followed by other^ roads. during the
financing program has been determined, how¬
the
company
conditional sales-agreements
ilar
to
which
plans
have
yea-r." No*'definite
ever.—V. 174, p. 1300.
padt
,
.
t
Fublic Service €01 ©# New Hampshire^—Bds. Ready—-;
Definitive 33/4,%
first mortgage bonds, series-F due June 1, 1081 are
at the Bankers Trust Co.,
16 Wall Street,; N. Y. City, and'1
Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass., in exchange for $3,000;008'out-,
standing temporary bonds.—V. 174, p. 1895. ;
. "*
available
Old
.
•
-
f Pennsylvania' Water & Power Co.
Nov.
Privutely
—
—
Preferred Stock
The company, it was announced on
20, has placed privately with* a group of rnstitu-"
issue of 50,000 shares of $4.50 cumu-J
preferred stock, series A, at par ($100 per share)
through The First Boston Corp. The larger of
chasers are the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
the
...
'110,000'
R. Williston
consolidated
Sales
4,000
,•
Cm
Schwabacher
financing .would., run- well-into, the
.
"*«
-
Dabney
Tyson
Wood,
a
"
Insurance-Co.* of North America.
This
220,000
to
—
.
Outstanding.
especially designed
was
it
of
excess
new
P-2
or
275,000
r-
$7,805,831'
$1.60
stock
Pennsylvania KR.—May Finance New Equipment—
440,000/
...
*
'
'275,000/
...
1951—12 Mos,—1-950
$1,494,643
capital
of
penicillin,
bags.—V.
1,000/
Inc.-,—_4-
Co.,
Lundborg
Irving
Stroud
lative
_______
of
accounts
stable
new
cantly in
»
1,100,000
Bbyce__
Its
ratio,
ment
tional investors an
to Co.
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
Co._
Weeks
Hornblower to
Newhard,
ft97.
p.
?n
shares
,
poultry feeds,
Earnings
.
Harrison
H.
2,000
,2,000
4,000
4,000
:—
llarris, Hall' & Co'. (Inc.)—
,
Carter
2,000
Co
Dayton & Gernon
Farwell, Chapman &
..770,000
"
of
Preferred
•Loewi
(Inc.)
4,000
Co.2,000-
$1.94
429,000
on
Shares
Kalman
Central Republic Co.
tBased
adjusted
,
The Illinois Co
2.000
been
179T,v
p;
$1.61
pellets^ atthis rate of two
the
At
be purchased-by each
to
8,000
' ■
Inc.
1950.
of-consolidated" income.—V.
ton.
and is payable
stock.
common
2,000
Elyth & Co., Inc.—
_i—
Bosworth, Sullivan &. Co.,
of
$831,751
$1.9©
■,
have
1951—3 Mos.—1550
statements
stable
new
Plizers
$465,500 shs.
company,
2,000
Co
Simmons
&
Act
1.950
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Develops. New Product—
A
•
;?w/,.-V--"
;
330,OOO
to
Revenue
933,578- shares
investment.
an
.
of the; principal underwriters and the
common
foi<
*
-
,
statements
Ren- Co., Ltd.-
shares held in the treasury.
names
on-
Lf
amounts
.
taxes.
income-^.^.,:-. $1,502,315
"Based
$465,500 shs.
500,000 shs.
z
share
each
of shares of
follows: '
/
Placed-
-
Nete
•
tion
loan is an obligation of Parker
The
funds.
.-
income
"614,772
84;764
$814,304
fc—;-r-r————
Federal
75,891-
*
935,764
-
—
outstanding..—V. 174,
Outstanding
$270,262 V
wholly owned subsidiary
a
83,612
.
^
1951
31,
Shares
220,000-
Har-
~
$1,522,4:5"
interest and related expense are In process of being'
during the construction) period.
"
■Natural Gas Storage Company of
Illinois, although 100% ■ owned- by
Natural
Gas Pipeline Co.
01' Ajnerica,
is carried in consolidation as
SUBSIDIARY
500,000 shs,
L:
r«._X_"mortgage
220,000
Nicolaus
incomel
to
(estimated
(estimated
•
129,978>
$1,918,444
capitalized
value):
par
Co
to
I—
Townsend,
J.
Co.
Bros,
Co.
770,000.
550,000;"
—*——
Simon
S^veney
275,000
.
to
tax
tax
$1,392,4/6
125,613
in'rnParlod ,wit:h $148,636 for each of the
Tore
of
550,000
-
$1,792,831
stock
•
CANADIAN
AND ITS
AUG.
'
____;
S. Smithers
Sutro
330,000
and
M.
Stein
1,705.000
Corp.
Johnston, Lemon to
^
___—
Starkweather to Co.___T
*
.
as
Blunt
'
to
Sills,
'110,000 '
& :Son
Kirkland &
Scranton
$37,029,165 $34,247,219'
35,236,334
32;864,785
genl. «fe admin, expenses, etc.
profffrr-_^i_^_*_^/
;___
income
Fuiderai
.
Seasongood to Mayer.
Shearson,
Jlammill
to
550.000
Hutton, & Co.--—
Illinois Company-
Indianapolis Bond
Co.
:
F.
Hentr to Co
J.
E. F.
AT
UNDERWRITERS—The'
'
_
W.
i
220,000
220,000
to Co—-f
Havden, Stone
COMPANY
OF
-
$ Excluding 34,500
common
v 165,000
Fenn to Co.__l
1,705,000
Rice to Co., ■"
v
Inc.' Ji>
110,000.
ris Ine.-_
_
,
sales
NOTE—By amendment to the articles of incorporation effective July*
1351, the then outstanding common stock (par $5) was in effect
2,/2-for-l by changing it into new coinmon stock (par $2) at the
rate of IV4 shares of class A common stock and l'/i shares of class B
J.
..
a-
1951,
23.
split
220,000
%/
* ^
440,000* '
to
Feb.
27,
.
.
P". Harper & Son.
Co.
.;
,
275,000
-r
—r
go.
i
.
Phelps;
Hallgarter. to Co—' 1,705,000
Wm.
Hii'schberg,
Inc;
Peters, Writer to Chris"tensen, Inc. vr..:^___L
275,000
to Co.
—Clement. A.
Eyans_ &
f
Co., Inc.
—»
Glover
to MacGregor,
Granbery,
r '
"275,000
Dreyfus
'Inc.
,
504,463;
do not1
include interest and related expense of Texas Illinois
Natural Gas
Pipeline Company in the net amounts of $902,242 and
$2,554,489 for
the three, and twelve months ended
Sept. 30, 1951, respectively
as"
on"
-
■
ended
in
According to> reports, the new equipment-might include 7,000 freight,
oars
in
addition tO' other equipment.
The estimated total of the
Co.i__
$33,742,756;
income
profits
'•
1950
$36,493,1:74
535,991
oper.,
/ NOTES—The
equipment,
to
sales,
common
.
110,000.
CliakV
Davis &
Townsend,
•/Crouter .to Bodine*__^
Dempsey-Tegeler to Co.
1892,
year
opinicn
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
the
.
$330,000
Patton to Co.
Miller
Irving
to
DeHaven
fiscal
paid
of:
$1.64*
1895.
p.
with
":
110,000
Mead,
-
Shelby Cullonr
in
business
which was
$1,000
of
the
1951
/" Earns, per share
fotiiftalit pelf
McJunkin.
550",000
Inc.--—
^
330,000
220,000:
m.».
Wlhteside, WeSt
Winslow,
for voting:
stockholders
offering are--
550;000
1,100,000 /
(Inc.)
capital
In
was
>
share on the combined class A
($2
B
Canadian
1957.
-
,
1951.
as
per
months
stock
common
share
$1.98
nine
$20,607,805 $20,236,318 $88,753,796 $84,092,788
Earns., before taxes__n_
4,904,743 * 4,359,452 "24,315,427
23,112 568
Federal
income taxes.,
i,564,377
1,097,964
9,204,954
6,610 9r0
Uther
taxes
1,836,051
1,756,840
7,304,642'
7,040!642-
Laird/; Bissell to Meeds
Norris" to
Central ;;Republic.: Co.
;
Company,
&
Inc.
,
174,
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
A. E. Masten & Co
'110,000
/-Inc.
Chace,
Kalman
$3,808,000
3,807,000
/ 550,000
7/0,000
Brothers—
Union Securities Corp._
Adams" &' Peek-*-—-—
Ball
Burge & Kraus—
Brush, Slocurnb & Co.
Lehman
1951.—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Total income
§hown above are expressed in U. S.
equivalent.
The loan is due $2,036.93 monthly (principal and
interest) to March 15, 1957 and the balance, $207,078.58, on April 15,
the
,
on
basis
same
accordance
dollar
principal underwriters
amounts of debentures
set forth belov/:
are
original
the
per
stock
(Canada),
ill
105.8249%
*
respective principal
the
and
.
the several
of
purchased by each
to be
severally
names
in
names
Class* A
in the business of furnishing
and toll telephone service, in
.
..
..
UNDERWRITERS—The
except
Authorized
telephones in service and were furnishing local service.,
areas. .Cities served include Los Angeles, San Fran¬
cisco, Oakland. San Diego, Sacramento, Berkeley, Pasadena and Rich-mond in California;
Portland in Oregon, and Seattle, Spokane and
<:
$3.50
""The 4Vz'/c
_
the
on
of
having, been established in 1888 by the lgte
developed the original Parker Pen,
The present
than
$16,000,000
represents
entirely earnings
Parker-who
Common
exchange
Tacoma
identical
are
£.31
the-
of
per
dividend,
first
income"
"Estimated
4"^;. ■*::
ftocks
B
74^%/ mortgage loan
4,342,529
629
in
earnings
the
store
01
Excess
42,358,089
33,558;248
Co., Inc. head the
If
/
California, Oregon, Washington and the northern portion of Idaho. Itsv
wholly-owned subsidiary, Bell Telephone Co. of Nevada, furnishes such
services in Nevada.
On June 30, 1951 the company and its subsidiary
ifead
&
-is •onf of* the^^ oidesb
business
*
,
company
the
CAPITALIZATION
stock to stockholders at
par ($100 per share) will be used to reimburse the company's treasury
for expenditures made for extensions,
additions and improvements to
its telephone plant.
The. company then will repay its borrowings from
banks which were made for extensions,
additions and improvements
to the telephone plant of the company and its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Bell Telephone Co. of Nevada, and for other general corporate purposes.'
BUSINESS—The
of
■; Totahincome Z
Miscellaneous charges
of' $3,262,000^-bquiy--:
and class B stocks.:
Dividends are at the quarterly rate of 30 cents per share, and an*
extra of 20 cents is payable with the next regular dividend on Dec. 22.
of common
shares
additional
633,274
3,944,350
mTBaird
Robert
and; class
•
EARNINGS—In
alent
'
of
store
Operating
.
than $26,000,000: were reported,/with, net incDme
SEC
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the debentures and from
sale
.1,052,569
42,800,792
33,61-2,593
of
months-
earnings
stock
for
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Total
on.
Inc; and
George S.
all specifying a- 3Mr% interest rate, were: Halsey,- Stuart
Inc., 102.11; White, Weld & Co., 101.785, and Morgan Stanley &
The
months
nine
cost
1,067,509
*
4,808,707
1,739,868-
registrar
nine
the
and
preferred
the
estimated
315,369,352'
acquired from two lawge stockholders. A. G. Becker
Other bids,
"
$935,281,
the
income
/>
1790.
p.
industry,
102.31999%.
& Co.
be
net
and
$788,019,
f
'tel;aiming- all their class A stock.
> accrued interest. The group won award of the
tures
at competitive
sale on Nov. 20 on its
Coj, 101711.-
:
A*
.
power, which is in the class A stock exclusively.
The
whose class B stock is the" basis for the present public
//.
became
first
the
The
Peoples Drug Stores, lite.
;
,
1951—9 Mos.—1950
v'
k.
d»T*
110,403
8,043,318
'
.
income,:
underwriting group, i/ti;
102.8249% and
deben¬
ibid of
15, 1981, at
first
36,102,230^347,497,727 314,316,78-3
25,344,703 244-,805,043) 224,653,4'77-f
5,948>760'- 59;89l-,892 » 47,305,217'
28,421,386
expenses* __kr"
oper.
Co.
&
•
&
debentures due Nov.
31/2%
to
after
stock,
for
company
any retroactive adjustments in earnings that may.
the IT.
Supreme Court review of the decision- of the.
Appeals- for District of Columbia on the Federal Power Com-,
mission orders
reducing rates, -would not result in less income for the-
Nov. 20* of 88,277 shares of class B
common;stock (par $2) at $15.75 per share. No financing
by the company is involved, the offering consisting of
Telegraph Co.—Debentures Of-,
iered—Lehman Brothers and Union Securities Corp. and
associates on Nov.- 21
offered $30,000,000 of 30-year.
Pacific
the
V
be offered
be used to
,; -:
:■
•'
■
„
36,212,633 "348,565,236
39,119,626
—
$3.00.7;. net worth- of. more
reinvested from the
shares outstanding-during
incorporation of the
,
'
:
covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The -proceeds are to
retire
obligations of the company.
.
^
*
>/•/
of
^Earnings per common share
3,885,000
So.01-
letter of. notification with < the
a
*
•V. 136,272
rev.k
after, charges,™/.!.
—V.
Inc.,
Gp.,
14, 1951, < GirarctPa., became transfer. agem,
of
Federal
Net
.
Mining
'f
t
39,255,898
____
oper.
<fc
.
,
Operating .taxes -k-c.-—
Seattle, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
• • Pacific
_
Nov.
stocks.]
period."
both
construction
-
front
Court
Other
•
'
was
that
expected
effective
,
1951—Month—1950
*-
Operating revenues-
12,694,000
'.8,809,000
^
that
management,
result
This dividend'
announced.
is
It
early In- 1952.
fox-
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Period End. Sept. 30^—
$
a'
'
9,195,000
on
subscribed
Shares
27.
Nov.
the
or
5
;
remains
deliveries.
site
.
/.7 Remainder to surplus
—
—>
2,061,000
Earned per common shaTe_:—_^2_:—
'/'f
"$3.90
dividends paid per common share——^
$3.00
"Based
*
.
program
the
earnings of the
$5,000,000 from the
approximately $15,000,000
u:
/BUSINESS-Lparkep
,
about
year
Other
i".'
ing
11,256,000
Dividends
•
construction
from
additional
expected that any portion of this latter
the latter pai*t of next year.
announced
estimated
coinmon
'share>
participate in the dividend of $E.75 per share*
not
the company
98,034,000
:
last
Parker Pen; Co»;—Class B Stock Offered—Public offer¬
chargesH.r/_^-i-^_-—------—- 110,788,000
income
shareholders
to*
offenwill
record Dec. 3,-
-
Expenses -and
this
stock
1950
"
■
is
year
the
on
'
122,044,000 110,728,000
other.income
and
$
;
--
■
..
not
before
their
also
income
net
current
earnings
1951
■'
1
for
company's
The
common
one
held.,'
shares
the
Corn
the
of
stockholders:
for
date
record
is. payable
(&kSiib&)- -Earnings—
.
the
a-s*
available
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia,
Provident. Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Pa.,
and
fob 633,274 common shares at) $100'pershare for each
nine* common or1
rata
pro
of
ratio
27
Nov.
fust'declared'by the directors,
1790. ;
1950.—-V. 174, p.
tigrlitiiig
subscribe
the
be-mailed
under
.
Pacif Jc,
in
have .set
is
will begin- at the
Trust
;
$25,000,000
with
stock,..there
It
required
[The* company
:
is
It
the
been
have been placed and manufacture started on
substantially
the major equipment for the- 66,000-kw, steam* plant addition
priorities, have been obtained from, the Defense Electric * Power1
work
»•
will
share declined to $2.15. This compares with $2.56 per.,share upon
the average number of shares outstanding in the preceding 12 : months
and. with $2.62 per. share upon
the ^corresponding average,., in the
!
subscriptionrights.
be
Administration
share. should be- sold. •' The)
of shares subscribed for
per
number
Subject "to the registration-statement becoming effective, the offering^
-prospectus and* warrants evidencing subscription rights "expiring'Dec. 28'
•
per
calendar year
directors
share
5,043,935.
,
The
entitled .to
cec
'
"'
the
during
outstanding
,
preferred
period—2—*
shares
of
the
Stockholders; of Record Nov. 27 to- Receive Rights—
-
18,217,5^6
1,576,662
~
*
$100
only
preferred
will
that
10,646,638 ; .9,108,7,77 v
—-—-—"11,356,419
9,936,857/
./."Includes a.n additional provision of $787,676 in the T951 period* tor
cover, in part, the. increase in normal and surtax of 33/r% under the^.
Revenue
Act
of
1951,
The balance of the. increase, $726,912, was
covered by an excess-provision for prior years included in • the acorued
taxes account.
{Federal income taxes in the 1950 period were reducedfey the", sum of $312,902 previously" accrued to' cover an asserted tax.
deficiency in prior years which as now determined will not be required
for
this purpose.'
^Represents dividends for 12 months on all out¬
standing preferred Stock except the 418(1% redeemable preferred stocky
issued in February 1950.
Dividends-on this stock for the full period"
outstanding would increase .total dividends for the period ended' Sept.. .
30; 1950 by" $300,000.
•/! / - :
1
V*,v";
,'i NOTE—Net earnings-available for the common stock were substantially
unchanged from the preceding 12 months, but*, because; the ayeragei
Total
at
intends, .to. sell
the exerciser; of
.
the
for
has
and
years
of
and
outstanding if all of the 633,274 shares
to offer to* stockholders for siibscr-iptioii
be
28,^1951
Nov. 15 said in
on
Orders
-
all
820,000 shs.,
nob ' possible .to
determine the portion of the offering for" which subscriptions will ba
received.
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co., parent, which will
receive
rights
to
subscribe- for
566,928
shares,
has
informed the'.
Company that-it intends to subscribe for such shares.
*
period_____1—
-Average * during
' "
before. Dec:
through
36,225,832** 35,717,394
to
paid
820,000 shs;
required
$5,000,000
prior
provided later.
amount
."5,512,741 shs.-
6,500,000 shs*.
be
to
~
the-company/intends
or
company
48,513,673
„12',796,279
51,772,203
surplus
pal^c —2'
transferred
which ,v/duld
4
4
ofi
Sale
,
30,000.000
80,300,000
Spaulding, President,
funds
in
company
.100,000,000
;
the
approximately
,
75,000,000
(par $100)
cumuli
Of
75,000,000
75,000,000
1
•
$100)
(par
shares 6'/?..
"Amount
on
48,052,804
460,869
51,238,358
533,845
'
•
shares
1983—
Whittier
9
pjart:
*
,
deductions.™
other-income
and
income
Preferred
■*
30,000,000
42,962,492
'..1—:_-a~
Common ^dividends
f.
100,000,000
1981—
■Preferred
______
•
1987—
■
interest
'•Net
75,000,000
"which'
47,649,941
income 2—------—--——
*L Gross' .income
Bond
75,000,000
75,000;000-
1986—
and
—2.———-
operating revenues
Hi
,<
1985,1
1,
*46,325,4J3-
*
Miscellaneous
1,
Oct.
•
<■58,273,619
—/.—r—-—
expenses
Dec.
due
53,715,584- 42,127 699
30,763,096 s27^086,813
—
production,'.transmission, distribution
Other
"'
due
debs,
Common
■
12,043,700
11,102,878
13,025,813
--
other' fuels!—i
oib and
debs,'
2%%
266,860.620 230,301,819-
powers
gas,.
^
*
$
Purchased
23/4',r
15,
G.
Outstanding
.
$75,000,000
40-yr. 3
debs, due Oct. 1,
•30-yr: 3'Va%- debs., due Nov. 15,
Notes payable, to banks
1950
1951'/
_
Sept,
*
$75,000,000
40-yr.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
debs, due
1978__
40-yr.
"
tlross Operating revenues
Maintenance and repairs,—;
March 1,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO"
Authorized
debs, due
35-yr. 3 Vtt %
1300.
p.
EFFECT
30-yr. VU'i
of Eric
for the account
Yoik,
New
Inc.,
Co.,
to
the selling stockholder.—V. 174,
GIVING
-
filed with the SEC on Nov. 16 covering
no par)
to be offered at $1,000 per share
was
stock
common
Warburg
*>y
(1993)
CAPITALIZATION
N. Y.—Filing With SEC—-
Overseas Merchants Corp.,
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
new
issue.has
equal
preferences
-
CO.
and
^
-*>'
>
wiiV the 21,493 shares
be
proceeds
added
to
from
the sale
of
the
foregoing
the general funds of the company.
preferred
stock will
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Co.—Stock
Sold—The
and.
Glore, Forgan & Co. has-been oversubscribed.
174, p. 1895.
Rheem Mfg. Co.—To Operate Ordnance Plant—
This
of
cumulative
The
110,000
Co.
'See V.
the pur-'
preferred stock now outstanding; may be redeemed at-,
any time upon 30 ofays'**notice at a price nf $104.50 i>er share;
and
carries a 3%
annuel purchase fund in and after 1955 through 1974
and a 4%
purchase fund thereafter, but such, fund is not; cumulative
from
year to
year.As -provided by the charter, a similar purchase
fund
wasr authorized* by
the directors applicable to the out§tanding
$6 cumulative preferred fitoek.
- * -'-
$5
Fublic
offering of 249,942 shares of 4.70% cumulative preferred
stock, (par $100> on Nov. 14 at $102,17* per share and*
accrued dividends by Morgan Stanley & Co., Drexel &
J.r
N.
The
has
company
the "operator
it
its
of
was
Burlington
selected .by
been
the -Army
Ordnance
Carps
as
Burlington Ordnance plant "located
announced
on
Ordnance
at Burlington,
14 by Richard S. Rheem, President'.
plant, formerly an aluminum reduction /
Nov.
plant, will be completely rehabilitated and tooled up for the production
of
ordnance
become
Army
items.-
This
government-owned
plant
1
will :
part of the permanent ammunition production facilities of the
and
these* items"
ammunition
—V.
ammunition
will
at
be -maintained" in continuous readiness to produce
times.
An initial contract for the production of
will be awarded to Rheem shortly, Mr. Rheem said.
all
items
174, p. 1407.
-
i"W<JW»
10
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K)H * V tMiWjrV^rt' 1
+1
(1994)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle..
RKO Pictures Corp.
(&
rentals
Rents
and
sales
and
NINE
FOR
SEPT. 29,
Film
Additional provision
Subs.)—Earnings—
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS
MONTHS
ter of
ENDED
•
30,
1951
—
'
Provision
----
$38,.157,205
——
other operating income
included
1,260,188
—
and
for normal and surtax set up in the third
included $162,000 applicable
1950
1950.
for
Income
Amortization
Royalties
film
costs
and
expenses..
14,048,555
——
participations—————i
profits tax set
U-.
applicable
7,573,408
pany
i—$1,338,594
—
30
—1,876.408
——
.4
_
683,718
Nov. 15 offered to its
on
period———
^NOTES—This
eonsolidited
"Two
$145,904
—-—
Pictures
Corp,
subsidiaries
and
.
which have
made available
been
in
United
States dollars,
■...
capital stock of. \lhe fcorporation consists entirely of common
stock. • On Oct. 30, 1951, there were 3,914,913 shares'outstanding,
of which 3,820,592 shares were
registered in the names of approxi¬
mately 15,300 owners.
The
remaining 94,321 shares were held by
The
Trust
"A
and
Co;,
of
common
stock
New
program.—V.
will
171,
be
for
used
the
company's
■
1
March
1,
of
The
1961.
the
Mutual
has
note,
given
Life
the
Insurance
from
this
to
Rent
stock
fractional
No
per
of
this
shares
of
stock
will
be
issued.
Trust
174,
Co., 90 Pearl St.*
Net
1
Hartford, Conn.,
Distributors Candy Co.
is
7'
subscription
Smith Investment Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
above.
Scott Paper Co.—Revised Earnings Figures--- '
/
.The
Revenue
company's
and
the
nine
of
174,
the
months'
fiscal
However,
result
will
the
in
provision
share
common
which
income
law
Act
of
in
of
for
dividends
1951
be
for
reduced
of
that
1951,
period
retroactive
of
shares,
in
net
the
the
effect
period.
merger
of
became
income
$2.62
per
indicated
Nov.
Pulp Company into Scott Paper
Company
1951.
The combined net Income of the two
9,
companies for the nine months'
$8,296,644.
After
provision for
period
under
the
new
tax
law,
The
New
C.
T.
officer
Chenery,
to
\
the
Chairman of the
Board,
Nov.
on
15
16
retired
as
of
New
York
has
been
at
Bank
will
buy
period
of
exchange
2,725
29,000
23,400
—
$748,977
$648,648
$5,134,475
565,559
$6,486,650
4,745,159
Cr25
Cr25
—
92,029
104,166
$91,414
63,628
1407.'
South Carolina Electric &
appointed
agent
director of this company.
He plans, however, to retain
substantial holdings of common stock in
this company.
Chenery plans to confine his business activities
to the natural
gas business and will continue as senior
officer of Southern Natural
Gas Co., and Southern Production
Co., Inc.
expires
30,
for
the
shares
1500 and
CrlOQ
658,594
$84,652
$870,111
$759,584
59,954
643,512
558,245
J,
Co.—Stock
on
Nov.
of
for
services
filed
3
stock
40
169,
(par
one
per
share)
are
to
Rulison
Evans, now President of
Chairman of the Board.
"
as
Federal
Water
&'
Gas
31,
1951.—V.
174,
Security Title
The
company
on
Corp.
has
recently
and
will
&
disposed
be
finally
548.
p.
Brook,
will
of
all
of
Operating
Operating
liquidated
from
operations
1950
$2,853,323
2,556,754
;
2.821,861
13
filed
at
&
Co.;
Co., Inc., New York.
capital.
The
proceeds
are
to be
and
for
used
for
$2
the
1951
share.
Green¬
declared
Gross
income
'. Net income
—V.
dividend
a
1952,
———
_—
which
first
the
former
dividendorganized. in 1947
was
subsidiaries
of
of
50
the
on
173,
transferred
to
surplus
1702.
p.
applicable
to
expected
are
These
the
to
earnings
be
1951
stockholders
buy
or
par
value
the
Nov.
on
direct
issuance
common
stock
20
to
at
$9,969,608
1,691,215
1,416,256
(estimated)
stock
authorized
the
discretion
of
granting
to
2.979,200
1,892.000
$2,749,201
$1.62
$1.54
common
of
John S. Holl,
President, said the action was designed
employee participation in the company's shares
and
stantial
interest
policy
requires
shares
are
the
market
The
a
year
directors would give consideration to the
payment of dividends
regular quarterly basis at a rate justified
by the earnings.
give
directors.
encourage
them
in the company's success.
New York Stock
stockholder approval of such share
Holders
sub¬
a
if
internal,
restricted
revenue
code,
15%, he
with
the
value limited to
said.
stockholder vote in effect ratified
ago when directors
having no
adopted
resolutions
a
maximum
421
the
board
majority
beneficial interest
authorizing
the
issuance
to
to buy up
the
employees
of
company
authorization to
company
has
1,250,000
which 1,100,000 shares
are
authorized
shares
of
common
action
options
a
currently outstanding.—V. 174,
y
10 announced
the
as
20,
and
the
company's
gross
production
Plans for
offset
to
over
approximately 69,000 barrels
in
company expects to drill another
this field.—V. 173, p. 1892.
the
past
well
on
6V4
our
In
years.
Emerick
having flowed
addition
lease
to
the
extend
on
Sept. 30—
Net
sales
Profit
cess
Net
$11,560,754
before
"Federal
Earns,
inc.
income
profits
taxes
&
ex-
taxes
per
$1,193,557
1,142.065
3,812,385
issue
20
$4,454,797
152,837
$5,127,936
1,079.923
706.136
share-
$0.96
611,347
1,079,923
$1.23
1,079,923
$3.55
$4.09
com.
'
*$94,900 of the total increase in taxes
of $236,800
resulting from the
Revenue Bill of 1951 apply to the
third quarter of 1951.
filed
filed
plant.
a
exchange such certificates for
aforementioned record date to be
The
is
Philadelphia. National
transfer
9 Months Ended
from
Operating
an
application
with
the
SEC
for
$3,900,000
1951
:
Net
income
$3,275,629
2,965,556
income
from
operations—.
1,888,830
$1,892,425- $1,386,799
2,313
4,129
$1,894,738
$1,390,928
—
Interest
notes
on
payable and
income taxes
debentures
common
stock
Cash
dividends
on
class B
common
302.056
443,336
$763,704
A
443,422
687,612
class
$645,536
stock
used
the application.—V.
upon
.
.
Provision
V:'.'
for
to
other
'-vp
/■.
30,
174, p. 1792.
••
-
1951,
to
request
'
-
7'
•
•
••'*
■.*;
Net
—V.
company
covering
at
on
8,626
$3.50
per
Nov.
14
shares
share
filed
of
letter
a
common
upon
of
notification
'{par
stock
exercise
to June 30, 1953,
at $3.50 per
York, will purchase the warrants
of
stock
10
with
cents)
income
174,
stock
purchase
to
warrants
$2
1951-Month—1950
*'
$
Operating
oper.
$
27,361,370
revenues
Uncollectible
24,381,701
90,415
64,900
rev-
-
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
27.270,955
19,582,088
Net
Net
operating
after
—V.
174,
5,879,862
income
charges..
p.
$
245,273,276 210,448,208
'.
885,532
841,793
244,387,744 203,606,415
17,439,116 174,974,228 152,724,378
3,851,105
41,157,973
30,725,818
3.026.580
1,395,876
2,606,857
28,255,543
24,558,924
26,156,219
22,451,987
1500.
The company, it was announced
ments with the Metropolitan
Life
—
on
Nov.
Depreciation,
interest
——
—
——
and
dividends
has completed arrange¬
Insurance Co. for
financing of small,
telephone companies.
The
company said the first $2,000,000 would
be
made
available
through Stromberg-Carlson Credit
the
ultimate
C.
bentures of
the
-
p.
extent
of
Corp.,
the
program
was
—V.
174, p.
—
—_
1950
$571,402
$525,325
261,053
231,766
114,127
189,037
$7,185
1500.
subsidiary.
a
No
estimate
of
made.
Tait, President, said
Metropolitan, by purchasing the de¬
the credit firm, "is
placing its vast investment resources at
disposal of small utilities."
Stromberg-Carlson
manufactures
dial
telephone
1702.
Suburban Gas
Service, Inc., Upland,
The corporation on Nov. 16
fiied
SEC covering $200,000 of
12-year 6%
each $1,000 debenture to have
letter
a
equipment —V
173
purchase
50
shares
of
$1
par
to
■
'
$21,001
Calif.—Files
notification
common
stock
a
stock.
purchase
with
the
warrant
Wagenseller
named
as
purchase equipment.—V.
&
B
to
Durst,
underwriters.
174, p. 998.
The
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp.—Plans Financing—Mark
Anton, President,;1on/,Nov. 14 said in part:
"In
102,509
170,049
of
sinking fund debentures, series
attached
a
ban' have
major expansh^vJour wholly-owned
agreed
to
purchase
stock of Ruiane Gas Co.
Surplus
Financing of Small
13,
"
proceeds are to be used
1951
—
-
independent
Ltd.—Earnings—
Month of October—
earnings
Operating and maintenance
/'
Plans
—
Inc., and Lester, Ryons & Co. have been
Taxes
63,750
24,316,801
1,809,005
;
Co.—Earnings—
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$
85.574
179,576
86,250
'■
•
Stromberg-Carlson Co.
Phone Companies—
Robert
,
85,860
273,031.
852.
p.
•*■•
be
Troster, Singer & Co.,
each, and the stock may
be reoffered at the market
(about $5.87,/2 per share).
The proceeds
to the company will be used for
working capital.—V. 174, p. 1896.
; Period End. Sept. 30—
«
the
share.
at
1950
v
$4,857,981
expenses
Other
Bank,
agent.-
Corp.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
operations
preferred
be
and
Gross
$1,484,248
152,837
15
State Loan & Finance
Income
must
the
Southern Canada Power Co.,
1,079,923
___
the
in
•
a
963
3,072,027
2192.
of
on
68''
outstanding
dividends
shrs.
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$11,192,801 $44,964,024 $41 059
2,271,557
2,626,313
8,267,182
8'' 199 '
1,078,000
Income
Preferred
Com.
1951—3 MoS.—1950
publicly
Total
Nov.
Operating taxes
Sharp & Dohme, Inc. (& Subs.)—Revised
EarningsPeriod End.
to
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telegraph
barrels
the first quarter of 1952
call for the
drilling of a required
company's adjoining Horsley lease.
The Horsley No
1
producer the
company has in Oklahoma,
$846,181
p.
a
letter of notification with the
capital stock, 0f which 3,000 shares are
the corporation and 2,000 shares
are to be
at $10 per share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds
be used to establish
to
are
Nov.
shares
on
issuable
the
on
well is the best
of
173,
officers of
dividends
prior
commercial
4,700
offered
on
5,000
to
dividends
New
producer, of its Emerick No. 3 well in the
Sancho Pool in Seminole
County, Oklahoma.
This brings the total of
producing wells on producing leasehold
inter¬
ests to
per month.
corporation
offered
.
of
p. 548.
a
prior
on
Southeastern Public Service Co.—Files With
SEC—
J
completion,
in
earnings
first.—V.
Cash
The
Seminole Oil & Gas
Corp.—New Producer—
The company on Nov.
net
the lowest of the
both the corn and
were
operations
had
the
Cash
SEC
stock,
reduced
hearing
would
construction
24
The
somewhat
of 12 months' notes, the
proceeds of
pay off $3,738,000 of indebtedness
and for
corporate purposes. V —/ ' •
The SEC has given interested
persons until Nov.
which
taken
to 25,000 shares. Options covering
17,200 shares were issued
employees during the year, after informal
approval was obtained
in a poll of the holders of
a
majority of the company's shares. These
options were included in the new
50,000 share authorization voted for¬
mally by the stockholders.
to
certificates
to the
dividend payment.
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.,
The
below
move
in
result of
a
earnings of $820,914
divisions.
The company
quarter and $1,224,381 in
covering
be
to
To Issue Notes—
options
discount
scrip
certificates
entitled
Exchange
issuance
of
full-share
qualify for listing on the
exchange, he pointed out. Any
authorized by the directors will
qualify as
options
under
to
to
The
SEC
'
\
third quarter
Stasy Chemical Inc., Stoneham, Mass.—Files
With SEC
stock of South
Jersey Gas Co.
approximately 90 cents to 95 cents per
with 52 cents per share for the
'
as
soybean
second
compare
company's system was converted to natural
gas
during the
of 1951 and the company has
not;: yet had a full year of
with natural gas.
Earl Smith, President, said that as soon
the
earning power of the company is stabilized,
the
board
of
as
options to
shares of $5
board
common share
1,693,012 shares.
on
operations
of
50.000
the
year
as
a
consolidation of
Service Corp. of New
1948 in connection with
3,912,151
$2,891,476
NOTE—1951
The
employees of up
the
"Based
1950
$12,297,519
4,735,627
Depreciation
per
first- half
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—-Stock
Options to Employees
The
.'56,770
$225,959
Subs.)—Earnings
Sept. 30—
———
profit
'•■Earnings per
Public
'
$282,729
J
$221,023
Net
cents
common
Drl3,840
$292,552
71,528
—
Expenses
holders of record
to
$296,569
22,413
Gross earnings
#77- : -77/■
the
1950.
year
working
•
.
1951,
payable Jan. 7,
represents
company
Earnings
letter of notification with
the SEC
a
16,
stock,
.,
$270,139
——
revenues
Interest, etc., deductions
Jersey.
The stock was distributed in July of
the dissolution of Public Service
Corp. of New Jersey.
Guaranty Co., N. Y.—Files With SEC
Nov.
Nov.
on
common
payment
of
two
covering 150,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
share by Dansker Brothers &
Co., Inc.; Hunter <fe
the
underwriter
1951
and taxes
Federal income tax
Co.—Initial Common Dividend—
1951,
this
of
of
as
directors
the
SEC
offered
Jacquin,
$3,092,000
revenues
expenses
9 Months Ended
174,
on
the
be
Springfield (Mass.) Gas Light Co.-Earnings—
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
Gas Co.—Scrip Agent—
'
14,
This
its
'
per
field
The
share
also
Dec.
holdings
Scranton-Spring Brook
Dec.
Scranton-Spring
to
go
to
through
2687,
p.
/Mr,
serve
cent)
cents
proceeds
The
rendered.—V.
letter of notification with
a
common
(approximately
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co. (&
'
-"
Sold—The
1792.
Guaranty
South Jersey Gas
3,716,397
Cr225
871,605
States Telephone
Stanley & Co., New York.
of
Nov.
on
1301.
p,
his
$5,157,875
in
Trust Co. of New York has been appointed
agent
for the redemption of common stock
scrip certificates (thousands-ofa-share) at the rate of $.011317 for each 1/1000 of a
share.—V.
an
459,855
r7';V','\7
'
'
shares
market
Income
sell scrip for fractional
limited period.—V.
174, pp.
1951—9 Mos.—1950
4;000
charges
p.
Non-operating
and
a
Co.—Earnings—
$6,515,650
corporation,
the
stock
common
share
The
Telephone
$651,373
prop
covering 9,600
Secondary Of¬
—
77 :■
consolidated
a
Soya Corp. of America—Files With SEC—
The
covering
the exchange of common stock ($5
par value) of
for common shares (without par value) of Scott
the basis of IV* shares of the latter for each
surrendered.
The
The
t
and
174,
effect
on
former
1956.
Chenery
—
Nov.
on
Pulp Co.
Co.
account of the holders for
Chairman—
as
York
Paper
outstanding after the
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Co.
t■;
Retires
Guaranty Trust Co.
Soundview
was
dividends
on
preferred shares,
the
combined net income for that period was
equivalent to $2.67 per share
on the 2,994,322
common shares of the
company
merger.—V. 174, p. 1791.
SEC
Soundview Pulp Co.—Agent
Appointed—
Soundview
effective
the
(par $1) was made on Nov. 9 by F. Eberstadt & Co., at
$42.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25 per
share. It was quickly completed.—V.
172, p. 1348/
•
The
with
fering—An offering of 10,000 shares of
income
published statement to $2.35 under the present Federal tax
based on the 1,773^697 common shares
outstanding at the close
law,
of the
fiied
was
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
the
■'//.
from
notification
shares
14
the
in
of
ordered
$752,977
published
close
consolidated
letter
13
1951—Month—1950
income—
oper.
after
With
of common stock (par $10), to be offered
at $7,000
per
share through Gardner F. Dalton & Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The proceeds
will go to the Estate of Lloyd R.
Smith, deceased.—V. 172, p. 2028.
this
29,
was
the
at
is
in
preferred
on
Sept.
on
income
*■
accordingly
close
$4,958,837,
effect
$476,749
of
the
ended
period.
would
after
consolidated
Revenue
reduction
a
the nine months'
After
cf
of
period.
effective
period
1698), showing net
the Federal tax
p.
basis
and
for
became
1951
company's statement
V.
(see
on
Act
A
Nov.
on
on
Associated
Southwestern
"Schutter Candy Co., Chicago, III.-Proposed New Name
See
Commission,
12
offering of 62,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) on
Nov. 7 by Central Republic
Co., Inc. and associates at
$14.75 per share > was oversubscribed
and
the
books
closed. See details in V.
174, p. 1792.
1791.
p,
4,905,953
issue,
.
Riverside
agent.—V.
oper.
—V.
$268,750, less ex¬
share or a total
.
7
of
Operating taxes
receivable."
expansion
642,983
$6,220,337
5,299,125
—
Co.
upon
the
Power
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
written
effected
Federal
Net
proceeds
615,503
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._
purchasers
company
that such
5,254,572
$5,932,075
1407.
Southwestern
such
will be
received by and used by the company for
augmentation of its working
capital to enable the carrying of increased inventories and accounts
2201.
p.
fund
holder
the
6,599,041
$739,208
applications by this company, to increase
natural gas deliveries in the
Clovis, N. M.,- area, and El Paso Natural
Gas Co., to reduce
deliveries of gas to Southern Union's
supplier. '
Southern Union, of
Dallas, Tex., is seeking FPC authorization..to, con**.
struct a 300 horsepower
compressor station and 10 miles of
pipeline oa
Its system which serves
Clovis, portales and Tucumcari, N. M.
Esti¬
mated cost of the construction is
$202,240, Southern Union obtains its
entire gas. supply for this
system from West Texas. Gas Co., which
receives some of this gas from El
Paso.—V. 174, p. 1407.
'
'
obligation of the buyers of the unsub¬
the extension of the maturity date of
note presently in the principal amount
upon
sinking
due
the
between
agreement
offering amounting
penses
(estimated at approximately 13.4 cents
of approximately $7,200) incidental to the
sale
Financing—The
$2,000,000
making
the
in
691,898
$710,353
hearing to start Dec,
subject to this offering.
has arranged for the private placement of an
issue of 5% first mortgage bonds due 1962 to a
group of
insurance companies.
proceeds
is contained
the
make
to
extension, to April 1, i960, will, be
by the company, at $5 per share, cf 50,000 shares
sale
company
The
purchase of sufficient shares
910,225
Southern Union Gas Co,—Plans
Expansion—
.
conditional
York,
"The
Roosevelt Oil & Refining Co.—Private
the
shares.
company
assurance
,.
,
provision
the
for
50,000
company's 3'/a%
of $745,000 and
reorganization.
.
of
scribed
as depositary,
for issuance upon surrender of
stock of RKO pursuant to the letter's plan of
Except for the privilege of cumulative voting in the
election of directors, each share of
stock is entitled to one vote.—
V. 173, p. 204.
unexchanged
stockholders
total
a
"
$4,661,881 $45,401,470 $40,411,882
3,230,775
32,870,354
28,936.973
3,545,216
income—.
p.
.
1951—9 Mos.—1950
$4,670,820 $45,526,080 $40,497,389
8,939
124,610
85,507
14,059
charges
174,
The
letter to, stockholders, said in part;
connected
with the
company
in the
a
than
other
bution.
,' :
not
are
after
—V.
77 ■^■'v>v,\77.'
'77 77'
remain unsubscribed for at the time of expiration of the
rights,
purchase price to Jbe patcUon notice from- the company given not
.five days in-advance.The obligation-to
buy the shares
not - subscribed for is conditional upon the
purchasers acquiring suffi¬
cient shares from other stockholders to aggregate 50,000 shares in¬
cluding any shares purchased from the company by reason of unexer¬
cised rights.
A firm agreement has been made by the purchasers with
less
corporation commenced its operations on Jan.! 1,-1951, .when it
acquired the picture producing and distributing assets of Radio-KcithOrpheum Corp., pursuant to its plan of reorganization effecting the
separation of theatre operations from picture production and distri¬
-
Net
right to subscribe on or before Nov.
additional shares of common stock
share on the basis of one share for
President, in
who
persons,
Net oper.
stockholders of
common
which
.
.
the
$5,165,794
com¬
such
This
Bankers
Operating revenues.
Operating expenses
Operating taxes—
Offering—The
KlttlCM^ f(**UrTtW «r
Co.—Earnings—
1951—Month—1950
$5,179,853
____
' W^iflWh
«IV
.Monday, November 26, 1951
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._
capacity of either directors, officers or nominees therefor, have agreed
to purchase, for the purpose,of,
investment, at $5 per.share not ex¬
ceeding 50,000 of those shares offered to stockholders for $5 per share
reflects
statement
only the operations
doing business within the.
United States
and1 Canada.
It does
not
reflect, the operations of
subsidiaries doing business in other territories.- However, .income of
consolidated, subsidiaries'' includes/ of -course,
foreign .film royalties
RKO
13
total of 53,750
a
Monroe G. Smith,
"
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
'
(no par) at $5 per
each four shares held.
$537,814
—————
Interest, etc., deductionsfor
"
VftH 4
1 M
Southern New England Telephone
June
in the fourth quarter of 1950
to the three months ended Sept. 30, 1950
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1950.
$230,000 applicable to
also V. 174, p. 1638.
record Nov.
Total operating I0S6—
Other income
>.
loss
quar¬
ended
up
Silex Co., Hartford, Conn.—Stock
19,134,024
Operating and general expenses
Net
months
$39,417,393
of
and
Balance
the six
•
excess
$96,000
to
,
See
Total
i
WMWWttMTNw
to
purchase
holders.,
the
balance
of
of
in; excess
of
subsidiaries
two-thirds
Charlotte, North Carolina
such-common
Ruiane supplies propane
gas
stock
service
to
of
and
from
of
Subur¬
the
capital
have
offered
minority
stock¬
approximately 70 000
'i'?
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
through
Carolina,
Tennessee
20
purchased by each underwriter
Paine,
Inc.
Nine Months Ended
Gross
1951
1950
$5,402,787
445,953
$4,592,096
Goldman.
Sachs
410,194
Hnrriman
Ripley <te
Sept. 30—
sales
operating income—
profit on
Other
*—
.**-
.———
—
Garrett
Robert
Inc.
■''*
Gross
income-
operating
Operating and genera' expenses-(other than Federal taxes on
Taxes
——$5,848,740 $5,002,290
—
—
3,262,126' ' 2,724,622
income)**
201,028
146,079
$2,385,586
operating" income-*—
income
ham,
84,935
$2,216,524
—
Interest
and
and
Provision
for
profits
excess
contingencies.
Net'earnings
r
356,692
Lee
John
dividend
800,000'
C.
'250,000
&
Co
$848,316
preferred stock.
on
—V.
per
174,
*
$1.11
share
common
Net
s$les
Costs
expenses
and
Income
profits
cess
-
*_,
and
Federal
income
Net
Dividend
'43,623
♦
'/Net
inc.
♦Earns,
on
2,000
2.000
Merrill. Turben & Co.—
The
Co.——
split
$723(195
$1,988,011
share.
$0.43
~$1.05
$2.31
2,000
2,000
Co.*_*_"!____
6,400
Ferris
&
Corp.*
1,000
2,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.-*—*
9,400
First Cleveland
Harriman
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Reports
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
•
"
"
•'*. 1951
1950
profit before U.
Provision
U.
for
income
S.
income
Net
income
S.
*96,657
t45,000
.
$1.92
tax.—V.
and
174,
$102,500
including
estimated
-—
Hutton
Illinois
Ka'.man
&
Co
2,000
.
1,000
Inc
Co.,
Halsey, Stuart &
which on Nov 20
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
headed
underwriting group
an
public offering of a new issue of $25,000,000 3.75%
and Paine, Webber,
sinking fund debentures due 1971;
Jackson & Curtis headed a separate
-
.
Milwaukee
Morgan & Co.——
*1,000
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
4,000
The Ohio Co
1,500
Pacific Northwest Co
1,500
Reynolds & Co.—!****— 4,000 Riter & Co.*
*
2,400
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.
500
E. H. Schneider & Co.—_
500
Shields & Co.*—
4,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner*
2,000
Laird,
!
Higginson
Lee
—V.
6,400
& Co.__*
Bissell & Meeds****
Peabody
174,
2,000
8,000
Corp
1698.
p.
stock
200,000
(no
and accrued interest from Nov.
100%
letter
A
the
SEC
notification
of
before
1, 1951.
priced at
The new
Dec.
1961 into 2.75 shares of common stock,
31,
priced at $100
per
share.
The debentures are callable at the option of the company in whole
in part on 30 days' notice at 103 '/2% of principal amount, decreas¬
ing %% on Nov. 1 of each year for two years and %% on Nov. 1 of
each year for five years thereafter, and
Va% on Nov. 1 of each year
thereafter to 100%
on and after Nov. l,
1970, plus accrued interest in
.
covering said
working capital.
and for
equipment
GIVING EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION
each
rendered
Exchange.
PROCEEDS—The company
convertible
the
plant
capacity
preferred
and
including
1950,
sales
net
net
BUSINESS—Of
that
radio
in
the
and
1950
ended
Sept.
30,
1951
the company
the prospectus notes
receiving tube division, the
lighting division each ac¬
company's various divisions,
to
1951
television
and
months
after all charges,
For the full year
$162,514,814 and net income was $8,221,185.
were
set
the
date,
division
radio
and
the
Others are the
television picture tube, the electronics, the parts and the tungsten and
counted
for
roughly
"Defense
of
the
total
sales.
prospectus states, "now account for approxi¬
billings, and unfilled defense orders
Two entirely new
piants under con¬
additions being made to other plants will be devoted
orders,"
one-fourth
mately
one-quarter
divisions.
chemical
amount
tc
struction
about
and
the
of
current
$80,000,000.
GIVING
EFFECT
ti
3%9r
T<j> PRESENT FINANCING
.VO^A!titborisietl)':'5't6iitstandin^
sink, fund debs, due Nov.
1,: 1971 <$25,000,000 '
$25,000;000
S4.40 conv, preferred stock
(no parl—e^n 200,00 shs.
200,000 shs.
$4 cum. preferred stock (no par)ti*Jj.>'1"> 100,000 shs.
'
97,459 shs.
Common
At
term
stock
Oct.
bank
31.
(no
1951
loans,
par)—
the
in
company
3.050,000 shs.
1,856,550 shs.
had outstanding $12,000,000 of
i
short-
.
Brooklyn, N. Y.-^-Rights—
'
corporation has offered to its common stockhoders of record
the right to subscribe on or before Dec. 10 for 0,653 additional
shares of common stock at $30 per share at the rate of one share "lor
.-each two shares held, with an oversubscription privilege. Manufacturers
-
5
45 Beaver Street, New York 15, N. Y., la subscription agent.
is expected that the net proceeds from the sale of new stock
be applied, among other things, : toward certain- contemplated
.changes, alterations and capital improvements in portions of the hotel.
Should less than 5,000 shares of the new stock be subscribed for,
the transfer agent (Manufacturers Trust Co.) will refund the money
received by it,-.and, the rights 'to .subscribe, :additional subscription
;
privileges and the ^subscription certificates' evidencing the same will
Trust Co.,
It
fWill
.
.
'
75,000 shares was filed
with
be used to purchase laboratory
,
„
'
TO PRESENT
10
cents)
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
*
250,000 shs.
*118,760 shs.
offering.
be
void
of
and
value.—V.
110
1736.
174, p.
*
Lines, Los Angeles, Calif.—Plans Financing
Transcon
,
r
The
was
organized, by
a group
Tracerlab, Inc.
heads at
owned by officers and
incorporated Sept. 26, 1951 in Delaware.
of scientists who were formerly depart¬
development
and
on
a
physics, electronics and
V./
ment.
contractual basis in the fields of chemistry,"
nucleonics for both industry and the Govcrn-
♦
company
in
with last year
The
the
when the line was under construction.
fore
Transmission Co.—Bids for Debentures
be rceived
Bids will
by the company at
Dec.
1971.—V.
the office of Cahill, Gordon,
63 Wall St., New York
for the purchase from it
Rcindel,
Zachry &
4
174,
Texas Gulf
9 Months Ended
Gross income
p.
5, N. Y., up to .11 a.m.
of $25,00,0000 debentures
1792,
increase
the
by
its
these
Since
effective
rates
April,
in
FPC
An
were
seeking authority
The original rates, fixed
1,
1951,
23,
1951.
originally
those
below
are
■
had filed an application
Oct.
on
Dec.
1950,
marketing
rates
accepted
by
customers.
established,
Williams
Mr.
stated,
the "com¬
pany has been confronted with the necessity of constructing additional
facilities not originally contemplated, an increase in Federal income
taxes
from
State
of
With
enactment of a gathering tax on gas by
generally increased labor and material costs.
to 52%,
38%
and
Texas
addition
the
at
facilities
of
12
its
of
compressor
the
stations,
deliveries from the present 505,000,000
cubic feet, the additional 50,000,000 cubic
for the Piedmont area extending through the
Carolinas, Virginia,
Georgia and Alabama.
The increase is being
accomplished by the addition of 46,700 horsepower at an estimated
cost of $7,235.000.—V. 174, p. 548.
(
Transcontinental will
cubic
to
feet
being
raise daily
555,000,000
earmarked
Electric Co. of Missouri
(&
Subs.)—Earnings1951—12 Mos.—1950
1951—3 Mos.—1950
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenues
$20,534,979 $19,265,886 $83,227,663 $78,196,168
Operating exps. & taxes
16,055,832
14,516,684 64,742,915
59,487,349
Net
$4,479,147
2,450
1,264,055
income
Gross
Interest,
deducts.__
etc.
$3,985,452 $13,442,608 $15,283,435
541,047
2,164,187
2,102,520
$2,676,495
(net)
$4,759,922 $18,580,148 $18,751,627
774,470
5,137,540
3,468,192
$3,217,542
541,047
income
income
$4,749,202 $18,484,748 $18,708,819
10,720
95,400
42,808
$4,481,597
operating
Nonoper.
Net
income
dividends
Preferred
for
$3,444,405 $11,278,421 $13,180,915
Sept.30—
acquired the common stock of Missouri Power
as of Dec. 1, 1950.
The consolidated income statement and
consolidated electric operating statistics include operations of Missouri
Power & Light Co. for all periods.
f". .
;
v:
1951
*\9™n
$7,151,744
1951
4.283,776
1,478,228
taxes
500,000
1,412,238
surplus
Outstanding stock (shares)^
Net earnings per share*
—
$2,305,548
$2,152,045
1,107,062
$2-0B
$1.98
Federal and
State income
Net
*As
to earned
income
revised
Dec.
******
—
491,633
31.
1951, current assets were $3,982,227, including
cash of $1,789,480 and accounts receivable (all with the trade or Joint
NOTES—At
Sept.
30,
partners and customarily paid within 30 days)
Current liabilities were $1,888,643, including
repayable within
income taxes for
has
of $1,176,160.
State
Manufacturing Co.—Files With SEC—
A letter of notification .was filed with the SEC on Nov.
14 covering
3,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered at the market
(about $15 per share)
through Coieman, Fagan & Co. (as brokers),
clearing through L. F. Rothschild & Co., New York
The proceeds
are
to go to Mrs. Helene Le Bcrthon Pollock, the selling stockholder.
Thatcher
n.
Glass
1501.
1950,
Provisions
scribed
p.
income
$205,000,
and
taxes
tax
taxes
the Revenue Act of
by
The
on
the basis of con¬
American
North
three
months
ended
1950.
in
1951
reflect
increased tax
rates pre¬
1951.—V. 174,
1951 enacted in October,
1200.
x
United Elastic Corp.—Plans Stock
The
Co.,
$250,30,
Sept.
and $910,000, respectively, for the 12
by $970,000
income
the
for
Sept. 30, 1951 and
for
with
returns
provisions for income taxes were reduced by
respectively,
and
been computed
have
stockholders,
at
a
special
Distribution—
meeting on Nov.
26,
will vote on a
proposal to increase the authorized shares from 250,000 to 500,000 and
change the present no par value shares to $20 par.
If the proposals
are approved,
directors intend to declare a stock dividend on the basis
of one new share for each ten held.—V. 161, p. 1537.
that part of bank loan
months, $600,000 and accrued Federal and
the current and prior year, $612,758.
been reduced to $2,500,000.—V. 174, p. 1302.
12
federal
months ended
4,055,916
deprec., depletion
income
As a result,
and
000
operations———^—$7,794,436
—,*
5,639,543
surp.
company
& Light Co.
solidated
Producing Co.—EarniVigs—
from
common
and
NOTES—The
Provisions for
^
and inc. taxes
Depreciation and depletion*.—_*_*—-—»
174.
York
11-mile
New
the
."r-V;!
Transcontinental's
operations—*
from
inc. before
—V.
into
-nearing
is
company
with the Federal Power Commission
to
Y.,
N.
market.
York
New
parent.
Net
line
second
a
Island,
■j'H Mr. Williams announced that the
dividends
due
complete
Staten
across
Balance
on
will
part of next year, Mr. Williams reported.
completion
and
dredging operations have commenced for two underwater crossings—
the Arthur Kill and
the Narrows.
When this work is finished, all
New York area gas distributing companies will be linked up with this
extension
and
Transcontinental
will have
a
second
entry into
the
extension
production requirements.
shop and
Tennessee Gas
(EST)
adjustment .(approximately
$111,000
a
which
laboratory,
V
included
1951,
corporation
in
area
^
presently maintains an office at 16 Court St., Boston,
it conducts research contracts.
The company owns
no
building and does not presently intend such a purchase in the
near
future.
Instead,
the company plans to lease space to meet
The
Mass.,
.
started
of manufacturing certain
relating initially to the field of nucleonics, such as radio¬
chemicals, radioactive sources for qse in medical therapy, radioactive
sources
for
certain
industrial uses, and certain radiation detection
instrumentation.
Further,
the company plans to conduct research
products
of
Act
cents per share) applying to prior periods.
As the company
operations this year, financial statements, are not comparable
three
Union
formed for the purpose
was
company
;
feet
40,010 shares presently issued are
the company.
Bank loan
largely to defense production."
CAPITALIZATION
was
ment
Profic
capital.
working
nine
to
of $144,202,340 and net income
taxes on income, of $6,169,504.
sales
Federal
reports
for
the
EARNINGS—For
stock issue
granted.—V. 173, p, 764. .-'
will be
The
will apply $17,372,000 of the net proceeds
the retirement of its $17,200,000 of debentures due 1963 now outstanding.
The balance of the
proceeds from the sale of the new preferred and the net proceeds
from
the sale of the debentures will
be used to pay for increased
of
(par
BUSINESS—Company
It
Each $4.40
Stock
1897.
p.
'-Towers Hotel Corp.;
shares to be issued to an individual for services
connection with the above offering, this amount to be
The entire
interest.
York
1*74,
directors on Nov. 16 authorized an offering to holders of, outstanding shares of additional capital stock at $9 jper .share; the proceeds
to be used for expansion and additional working capital. Rights wiV
be issued on the basis of one new share for ea^h 13 held, and an
Nov.
3,750
employees of
which will retire 51% of the issue by maturity, and (b)
contingent annual payments amounting to 15% of the excess of con¬
solidated net income for the previous fiscal year over 8% of consoli¬
dated net worth, but not over $700,000 in any one year.
Sinking fund
obligations may be anticipated in an amount not exceeding $750,000
in any one year or $3,750,000 in the aggregate.
Sinking fund payments
may be made in debentures at par.
New
the
with
$750,000,
preferred share is convertible into 2.75 shares of Common
stock of the company on or before Dec. 31, 1961 (or earlier in case of
call for redemption or liquidation).
The stock articles include anti¬
dilution provisions.
Through 1952 the redemption price is $105 pershare, plus accrued dividends. This price reduces by 50 cents on Jan. 1,
1953 and annually thereafter to Jan. 1, 1962, on and after which date
it is $100 per share.
The company is required to pay, in cash or con¬
vertible preferred stock at the redemption price (a) in each of the first
10 years 4% of the previous year's consolidated net income, as defined
after dividends on this stock, but not over $100,000 per year, (b) in
each of the next 10 years a fixed amount of $300,000 per year, and
(Ci thereafter a fixed amount sufficient to redeem each year 5% of
this stock outstanding at the end of the second
10-year period.
rfV Application has been made to list the $4.40 preferred stock on the
completed £0 far tills year
contracts are held by that
contracts have been
of forward
$2,400,000
approximately
oversubscription privilege
proportionately reduced in the event fewer shares are sold.
NOTE—There are
also outstanding options expiring Oct! 1, 1956
to
purchase 25,005 shares at $3.25 per share.
Of these 20,005 are
held
by the officers and employees of the company and 2,500 each
by Paul P. Johnson and Bayard Ewing, both directors of the company.
If
the 75,000 shares
presently offered are sold, options to purchase
an
additional 7,500 shares on the same terms will be issued, 5,000 to
the selling agent end 2,500 to an individual for services in connection
They are also redeemable for the sinking fund at par plus
Beginning Nov. 1, 1954: (a) fixed annual payments
case.
accrued
stock
♦Includes
or
of
for-various
$2,000,000 in
Thiokoi Corp.—To Offer Stock—*
Nov. 9.
on
PROCEEDS-r-The net proceeds are to
preferred
preferred stock, which is convertible on or
cumulative
was
convertible
$4.40
Equipment Co. This company fabricates Safety belts
defense departments Of "the-government.
Aviation
Revenue
underwriting group
The debentures were
value).
par
of
shares
share
The
Mass.—Stock Of¬
fered—Walter J. Connolly & Co., Inc. on Nov. 16 offered
75,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $2.75
per share "as a speculation."
Common
of
165,000
$1;409,539. $1,068,062
800,603
750,000.'•
.
.,$1.64
$1.29
*
outstanding
parachutes
and
Operations, Inc., Boston,
1
issue
100,000
100,000
710,059
It is announced, that this company may soon issue .about $200,000 of
Co.,
Chicago, 111., to act as
-William R. Staats & Co.—• 4,000 *' •additional stock, with\ Cruttenden
Stein Bros. & Boyce—;_*__ 2,000
managing director.—V. 173, p. 205.
Stroud & Co., Inc.;
2,000
Van Alstyne Noel Corp.— 1,500
>'• Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Earnings—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.*
1,500
Increased
natural
H. C. Wainwright & Co.—
500
gas
deliveries by , this corporation during
the
White, Weld & Co.—_i——10,000 !; quarter ended Sept. 30, 1951, resulted in operating revenues of $12,Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs** 2,000
'874.271, it was announced by Claude A. Williams, President, in the
company's quarterly report to stockholders.
* "
Dean Witter & Co.*—.* 6,400
Woodard-Elwood & Co
500
Net earnings applicable to the common stock amounted to $1,255,Wurts, Dulles & Co.*
500
534, or 36 cents pur share, after deducting charges in lieu of Federal
Yarnall & Co
—_
2,000
income
taxes.
These charges,
conforming with the recently enacted
public offering on the same day of a new
which made
-
common
.
475,000
tax
_*
company.—V.
640."
p.
-1,908.983
v-,——.——1—.
•
Kidder,
loss on sale
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc—Securities Offered—
made
4,800
Co.—
&
Technical
Co.,
2,000
Co.,-Inc.*
&
E.
The
*$96,657
of Newark
plant.
iThe provision ac Jure 30, 1951, for taxes on Income has since
then been reduced by $8,000 due principally to the fact that results
for the three months enoed Sept. 30, 1951, eliminated the excess profits
loss
*Net
Hickey
Hornblower & Weeks**.*— '6,400
' :
$70,551
share
common
\
6,400
—
.
*
W.
—
—
Earnings per
$2,504,762
115,551
taxes—
taxes
Co.,
!
Hayden, Miller & Co.—V2,000
.Hemphill
Noyes
Graham,
Parsons
&
Co
6,400
-
$3,320,683
Sales
Net
Ripley &
Inc.
Profit-
J
Coihpany^——*'! 1,000
&
Robert Garrett & Sons—
Thc
to 2-for-l common
give effect
192.
adjusted to
& Co., Inc.**
Estabrook
$2.81
figures
' .1,500
<te Co.*
R. S. Dickson
$1,930,806
June 8,-1951.—V. 174, p.
on
Dav.is, Skaggs
Sons
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—*
$367,110
'Prior- published
stock
1,500
„*
&
Mead
and
rAbout
2,400
—
shs.
com.
-of
1,500
1,500
Inc.
Alex.- Brown
109,533
-
,
Shanes
.Brush. Slocumb & Co., Inc.
2,000
*:
$2,040,339
76,615
36-448
•
■
—•
com.
per
$2,064,626
$759,643
$410,733
r
;
shares
pfd.
on
1,478,000
4,106,000
692,000
914,000
"1,500
Simmons*—*
& Co.—500
Bosworth. Sullivan & Co.,
"Boennlng
<
\
'
ex*
taxes
2,400
1,000
Co.;
&
Blunt Ellis &
.1951—3 Mos.—1950
1951—9 Mos.—1950
'$11,410,184 $10,348,692 $37,957,236 $28,714,110
10,085,451
8,897,049
31,786,610 25,195,771
Sept. 30—
23,400
Watts
114,221
ACQUISITIONS—On Sept. 29 this company acquired working control
Essex Rubber Co.; a neighboring company in-Trenton, N. J." This
company manufactures molded rubber products.
)
On Oct.
16 Thermoid Co. acquired
100% of the outstanding stock
Jbhn
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—i.
Vi
Sutherland Paper Co.—Earnings—
Period End.
Jackson
—
W. Baird &Co., Inc.'
-Baker,
'
104,263
200,000
of
C. Legg '& Co.*_!
2,000
Lehman Brothers
D;400
Lester, Ryons <fc Co.—_—_• 1,000
Loewi &
Co
2,400
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,500
Mann & Gould—
500
Laurence M:-Marks & Co.
4,000
McDowell, Dimond & Co—
500
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane—.
10,000
Curtis
Robert
of
*
taxes*:
profits
excess
profit
per
<•
Paine,'Webber,
expense
Income
for
shares
.
'
1792.
p.
amortization
and
debt
and
Earnings
the company,
;jCrowell, Weedon & Co.
Earnings
——
—
—
Common
number of shares of convertible preferred
severally to be "purchased by each underwriter from
listed below:
•
' '
'
'-Shares
stock
$1,053,338
'$.1.57
—
PREFERRED STOCK—The names of the un-
FOR
the respective
'derwriters and
37,894
17,732
.
Federal
250,000
800,000
250,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stdbbs
Dean Witter & Co;*
Yarnall & Co* ——
800,000
1,000,000
250,000
Corp.
Legg
Provision
—
600,000
Co.—
Reserve
William R. Staats & Co.
500,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce***; 250,000
Stone & Webster Secu-"1
rities Corp.
800,000
Stroud & Co. Inc.—*!*
250,000
White, Weld & Co.—L, 1,250,000
,
250,000
Co
&
UNDERWRITERS
$866,048' 1 $1,091,232
—
after
800,000
*
—*
employees', profit-sharing pension
and
year-end compensation****^
for contingencies
1
trust
Net
*
for
Reserve
-.
!
operations
funded
on
1951
1950 '
$30,527,064 $20,436,501
.
4,638,798
2,805,779
541,012
548,436
30—
*
from
discount
debt
t.
250,000
ner
Inc.—
«fc
Higginson
are
"Balance
GraCo.*
Kidder, Peabody <te Co._
694,600
74,000
cumulative preferred stock*.
Dividend on 5 %■
.
250,000
Weeks—'
Co.
Illinois
402,632
(est.)
taxes
&
E/Hutton
W.
*-•1,064,675
103,500
1
deductions—
other
income
Co.__
&
Parsons
Hornblower
The
Federal
800,000
*
Hayden, Miller &
Hemphill,
Noyes,
$2,131,589
51,269
$2,436,855
Net
Co.,
■
Hickey
"
:Other
t
1,250,000
Co._
&
Interest
;
500,000
,
250,000
Sons—
&
sales
profit
Depreciation
300,000
**
*
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
1,250,000
The Milwaukee Co.—**
300,000
F. S. Moseley <fe Co.—* » 500,000
Reynolds & Co
*_•
500,000
Riter & Co
;
*!*•
300,000
Shields & Co.**—■
*.
500,000
Singer, Deane & Scrib-
;
800,000
Co
&
Gross
Gross
$1,250,000
Brothers
Co.
*_;" 250,000
<te Sons
Brown
Estabrook
250,000
Simmons
&
9 Months Ended Sept.
follows:
as
Laurence M. Marks &
300,000
i._*,
Ellis
"Blunt
are
Loewi & Co
$3,050,000
*
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. 3,050,000
Robert W. Baird <fe Co.,
EARNINGS
STATEMENT OP
-CONSOLIDATED
Lehman
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
&
amount
from the company
11
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Thermoid Co.
names of the underwrit¬
of debentures; severally' to be
FOR DEBENTURES—The
respective principal
the
and
ers
and
Alex.
'
(1995)
! UNDERWRITERS
-
bulk plants located in North Carolina, South
Virginia.
'The company plans to finance the purchase by the sale of preferred
stock and long-term debentures.
In the near future stockholders will
be advised of a special meeting of stockholders to authorize this pre¬
ferred stock.
The company aso plans to call its 5% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock presently outstanding.
:
c,'As of Nov. 7, 1951, the corporation had outstanding 809,240 shares
of common stock and 7,388 shares of preferred stcok."
t
customers
*
thronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
United Electric Coal Cos.
Three
Profit
from
operations—!—————,—$1,197,962
Oct.
31—
.
,
Net
income
taxes
1951
„
Depletion and depreciation****
—
Miscellaneous income & misc. deductions
Federal
*
(net)
——
income
Common
shares
urovision
outstanding at
end of period**
321,393
410,287
Crl6,727
*374,100
Cr93S
535,200
$519,197
677,920
$734,660
565,000
retroactive
applicable to prior iiscal year to. cover
of 1951 Revenue Act.—V. 174, p. 1335.
includes
i
1950
$1,679,211
Months Ended
S65.000
(1996)
United Fire & Casualty Co., Cedar Rapids, la.—Files—
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
company
Nov.
on
filed
16
letter
a
of
Western
the SEC
with
notification
The proceeds will be used to
restore
capital.
Leaseholds
Ltd.,
Canada
Alberta,
CAPITALIZATION
Morgan
—
General
Stanley & Co. and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. headed
.
covering 2,161 shares -of, capital stock (par $10». to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $26 per share, without underwriting.
v''
total of 625,000 shares of common stock
a
A.
4'/s-4',r
Series
B,
4'/2 'it
Equipment
(no par value)
<
sales
GIVING
EFFECT
bonds—
Series
investment group which offered publicly on Nov. 20
ian
mortgage
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
due
due
trust
TO
PRESENT
,\
Oct.
Nov.
iat
United States Plywood of Canada Ltd. has announced its hame has
been officially changed to Weldwood Plywood Ltd. in order to insure
Closer
identification
with
its
principal product, Weldwood Plywood.
—V.
174,
1897;
p.
'
'
offered
t
Distriublors Candy
173, p, 1703.
Uranium Exploration Co., Salt Lake
AH
company
at
used
notification
oi
with
the
SEC
50,000
cents
50
filed a. letter
13
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds will be
purchase machinery and equipment.—V. 173, p. 2211,
'
covering
•
Nov.
on
to
the
The company
obligations
and
conditional*
agreement
I,
sinking
to
he
be
rate,
supplied
public
by
bcompany
offered
and
its
as
is
•
•
of
due
Dec.
price
the
producing
has enabled
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
wells.
the
The
income
to enrry
company
(including exploratory drilling)
of
the
Red water
interest in 89
an
in
Net
sale
through
an
Field
in
1948,
which
at
they
barrels
nine
of
crude
in
1947
of
months
<$2,950,624
may
1951.
and
net
to
by
the
and
balance
the
—V.
174,
7
•
working
■■■'
■
bank
of
repayment
additional
as
1639.
p.
for
capital
loans
of
of
both
,
profit
was
company
on
'Nov.
filed
8
letter
a
:
ees
the
under
company's annual
notification
of
(no
A
letter
notification
of
7,266 -shares .of
Cleveland,' O.
stock
common
(approximately- $^.37Vi,
The
.them
severally
underwriter
p.
will
192.'
to
go
'
be
to
through
Stanley
Car]
SEC
Loeb,
1501.
p.
M.
k
Co
F.
at
16
B.
Securities
Ashplant
Beer
covering
Benson,
&
of
shares
&
named
set
the
•
Corp..
Co.
1950
$3,450,713
2,722,809
2,985,748
42,415
41,542
,
5,000
Net
Other
operating
income
_
$223,621
—
R.
charges
38,250
Reserve
for
87,302
Federal
taxes
income
on
__
16,010
124,000
L_
Common
dividends
Preferred
196,000
dividends
paid
paid
$124,804
•
__
or
declared-,—
declared-
$298,715
*
or
w
^Dividends paid
during quarter were declared
in previous quarter.—V. 174, p. 641.
and
225,806
9,475
charged to surplus
W.
The
company
authorize
•rrid
natural
The
facilities,
per
of
on
Nov.
14
construction
station
transmission
gas
.capacity
feet
the
compressor
the
asked
of
the
Federal
Power
estimated
company's
to
Potter
cost
pipeline
day,
providing a new
135 million cubic feet daily.
Commission
Randall
$1,636,145,
system
total
and
system
by
Counties,
would
about
capacity
increase
million
24
of
and
supply lines extending
bandle-South
panies
and
Plains
numerous
area.
West
industrial
to 47
Texas
cities and towns in
serves
consumers.—V.
two
145,
respec¬
•«,.
;
•-
,
.
Corp.
$2,900,000
'■500,000
Pressprich & Co.
1,500,000
W.
Co.—
Stroud
&
Wood.
Struihers
Co., Inc—
1,000,000
1,500,000
Co.
&
174, p. 1L36.
directors
to
have
payable
declared
Dec.
17,
stockholders-of
a
and
record
year-end
10'/<;
Nov.
cash
stock
172,
other
p.
the
with
the
Pan-
utility
com¬
3214.
50
cents
Dec.
2$,
2029,
p.
Dominick__"
Leonard
B.
J.
&
&
L.
.Kidder,
Kuhn,
-Rothschild
&
Peabody
Loeb
&
V.
Ames
174,
&
S.
Smithers
&
Co._
William
R.
Stone
&
Corp.
Stroud
Sutro
&
Co.*:.
__________
&
&
Co.,* Inc;_li_i._.S
Co
Union
„
Co.—:
&
Co
Anthony
&
Walker
&
&
Co.^_____
Co.____
;.
p. .1736.
'
in
issue
of
name,
Loewi
-
of
1,
1976
at 100%
and
accrued
Stanley «& Co. and associates. The offering has been
over¬
c216,667 shs.
stock
of
is
subscribed
expiration
the
of
of
Public
service
from
the C.
Convenience
lor
large
a
A.
and
number
decision
B,
in
and
mail
passengers,
Minnesota
stock
common
Co._
&
Necessity
and
northern
oi
North
casii
Gas
Co.
10
•
—
•
•'**
; '..V
.[■''
Nov.
the
20
assets
Co.
of
applied
of
(subject
of
To
finance
such
..sell to New England
of
..a
for
$1,174,800.
to
and
New
the
their-
for
^
*
Gas
-
&
V
authorization
Park
liabilities)
■
Worcester
and
SEC
Hyde
in
Gas
Co.
to
and
consideration
$159,000, "respectively.
additional 46.992
Dedham
&
England
r
purchase,
an
to
Dedham
$1,015,000
subsidiaries
V\
Co.—-Proposed Acquisition—
tion, Cambridge, Mass.
stock
.
5
—
**'-4
Light
are
15
15
-
■
payments
'
—45%
'
—
and
on
of
actihig
described:
,
Worcester Gas Light
all
the
of
10
Elosser
company
for
Central
company set opposite
stockholders,
under, the
Gernor.
r--
prop¬
Illinois.
applicants
the
—
1936.
p.
.
the.
of
Inc.:
Siinmcns_______
A*
174,
,
company
Faryell,
&
the
company.
;--v'
Monroe
•companies
•
subscribed and the books closed. Further data follow:
the
company has agreed to sell to each
below,
and
each
of
the -underwriters,
jointly, has agreed to purchase from the
Braun.
The
.of
was
interest, by Morgan
shares
thereafter
Outstanding
employees
at
unsubscribed
by
the
subscription offer previously
'V*-.
v
the
public offering of
$14,950,000 general mortgage 4V2% bonds, series B, due
Nov.
for
unissued
Michigan,
chosen
was
to
i
Sold—Mention
and
same
incorporated in Wisconsin May 15, 1944
filed an application with the Civil A'cro-
airline
upper
Straus
-
•
Bonds
com-
was
of shares ol
Ellis
Dayton
'
5,000
Mills, Spence & Co. Ltd—312,500
19
&
and
Blunt
—V.
—
Nov,
the-61.667
Authorized
offered
remaining
stock
Bell
5.000
r
Ry.
group
aircraft, shop and
'
*.
300,000 shs.
remain
19, -1946 by
percentage
7,000
:
Maryland
our
1
shares
Certificate
a
not
its
.-common
Milford
Western
a
named
and
purchase
'made
of
,•
the
11,000
Underwriters
three
UNDERWRITERS—The
11.000
Co
company
severally
15,000
&
for
scheduled
a
underwriters
15,000
Ltd.____312,500
sale
parts for
equipment.'
unsubscribed
month
Wisconsin,
2,500
White, Weld & Co.___*__,_
Whiting. Weeks & Stubbs__
Witter
Board
ih
this route Dec.
7,000
H.
will
following
case.
5.000
Dean
2,500
by
requirements
spare
radio
*
stock
period
•
"2,5(30
15,000
Wertheim
15.000
capital
additional
and
the
value
par
such
:
15,000
H.
18.000
Meeds*
$1
;
G.
15,000
from
working
equipment
of
operate
This
-
5,000
Co.—
'
5,000
to
erty
5,000
Securities €orp.____
Unterberg & Co._____
C. Wainwrfght & Co.__
E.
the
-nautics
11.000
Tucker,
C.
.
and
•
5,000
Webster Securities
v
Staats
7,000"
& Co
Go.
for
BUSINESS—Corporation
5.0Q0
.Spencer. Trask & Co—_
Canadian
E.
proceeds
purchase
stock
Any
*
A,
first
to
subscription
.5,000
;F.
&
7,000
Co
for.
15,000
and
&
Freres
Hammill
Co._:l_
7.000
*
Co.__
Langley
&
Co._
2,500
Lemon
net
0Assuming the_ full 10,000
5,000
Smith, Barney & Co.______
2,500
Co—'—
Space
used
Common
Silberberg & Co.
2,500
Snyder—
Bissell ii
C.
&
Co.-__--_'_2_'„____
;Shearson,
15,000
Son—
Weeks--
&
offering is underwritten
by Loewi & Co.
each
TO
7,000
Riter
15,000
share' for
new
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
F1NANCINNG
'
Co.—7,000
Johnson, Lane,
Co., Inc.
Johnston,
Jackson
Curtis
7,000
&
be
maintenance
7,000
5,000
Co.___
Hilliard
&
&
Paine,- Webber,
F.
one
EMPLOYEES—An additional 10,000 .shares .of
being oliered to employees-of the company at the
time- as the offering to; stockholders.
and
available
as
7,000
C'orp._
Inc
Hutton
Ingalls
.
wil
2.500
5,000
15,000
Pont & Co.__
Hornblower. &
; w.. e.
•
5,000
Co
2,500
7.0Q0
&
The
FROCEEDS—The
\
2,500
Co._
price
,
7,000
Forgan
Hallgarten
Inc.
&
&
7,000
du
held.
stock is
.mon
2,500
Lynch*
2,500
Co...——
Nolan
Glore,
7,000
5,000
Securities
share at the rate of
OFFERING
7,000
Co.-
F. S. Moseley & Co
Pacific Northwest Co._r__2>
11,000
Co
Francis I.
*_«_•
Marks &
Miller
Moore,
on
$2.75
the
Texas
Tex.,
of
Central Airlines, Inc.—Stock
Offered—The
Nov. 20 offered to common stockholders of
record Nov. 14 the right to subscribe on or before
Nov.
29 for 51,667 shares of common stock
{par $1) at
per
Tex.
cubic
dividend
dividend, payable
30.—V.
Wisconsin
company
Piper, -Jaffray & Hopwood 11,000
v-Prescott,' Shepard it.'Co.',
to
approximately
The company's system extends from the Fritch
area
of
Fanhandle Gas Field to the vicinity of Midland and
Odessa,
laterals
R.
1,500,000
■
Co
Corp.—_
*
approximately 32.5 miles of new pipeline
totaling 2,010 horsepower on its
in
5
to
&
&
Lazard
Expand—
additions
system
250,000
Ripley & Co.,
share
per
each
Co
Clark
Drexel &
W.
,
Sons—
and
.Laird,
West Texas Gas Co., Lubbock, Tex.—To
sell
of
5,000
&
&
National
J.
13,067
income
5.000
Sachs & Co
Green; Ellis & Anderson__
.
Net
to
name
2,500
Goldman,
$510,725
'—
purchase,
of underwriters headed
Mathey
Mead,
15,000
Bradford
Folger,
$423,423
$261,871
;
____
income
Gross
Other
income
____
Watts
(shares
Mason-Hagan,
L.
5,000
Co
Brown
Equitable
,
v
to
Boston
Wilson-Jones Co.—10% Stock Dividend—
severally
agreed
the
Lau.rence M.
11,000
-
Inc.—
and
Domirrick
!
$2,988,845
___________
have
have
Lee. Higginson Corp
W. E. Lyons & Co._
Clark, - Dodge & Co.—7,000
i
1951
reserve
Co.,
Chaplin
selling
-
,
below
opposite
•
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
of the company's gen¬
1976, and the principal
agreed
*,
2,900,000
The
Outstanding
72,000
—
Central
E.
•.
have
Illinois
Shares
&
Company
&
Alex.
Co.,
'
Income from sale of products
Costs, operating and general expense
Depreciation
&
C.
J.
market
the
Stiver
\
Detinning -Co.—Earnings—
purchasers
due Nov. 1,
The
;
was
7,000,000 shs.
72,000
Rhoades
-
American
,
Vulcan
the
they
First
first
1950
♦
.
Co.
employ¬
Blyth
offered
A.
which
follows:
as
Harriman
from
the
in
Shares
'
Nov.
on
Saundors,
Ernest
arc
bonds
& Go,*—
Dick k Merle-Smith—
'
underwriters
number
below:
Morgan
the
to
v
SEC
steadily
for
or
the selling stockholders
and
the
t '"
Boettcher
the
$1),
(par
share)
per
proceeds
'stockholder.—V. '174,
with
risen
barrels
revenue
Authorized
nominal
UNDERWRITERS—The
| agreed to purchase,
Morse;
Cleveland, O.—Files With
Co.,
filed
was
such
Baker,
Unitetf States Underwriters
profit-sharing plan.—V. 174,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
shave.
of
names
bonds, series B,
The
has
7,000,000 shs.
(without
Bache & Co._;
Instrument
$127.75
Morgan Stanley & Co.- $2,900,000
both
'
Victoreen
to
4 Vu
See also V.
1,159,000
I
'
with
to be issued
par)
of
the
operating
*
shares
value
par
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co., Latrobe, Pa.—Files—
The
tively,
$1,393,683.
.
.
Common
/
covering 2,814 shares of capital stock
per
6.138,200
53,286,819
annual
"
companies.
:
'
■
amount
producing
now
6.139,200
53,860,800
an
CAPITALIZATION
subsidiary,
$1,000,000
amounted
PURCHASERS—The
eral mortgage
program ,pf
company
preferred
extent -of
Jnc.
has
.company
approximately
Consolidated
company.
The company's present intention is to apply the proceeds of the
debentures as foilpjys: 8250,000 for the purchase of additional
pro¬
duction machinery for Van Norman; $350,000 for purchase of machine
Morse;
the
stock
Manitoba,
these
active
an
bonds have
^
17,742,000
earned.
development since the
where
tools.
for
from
on
and
second
value)
par
•.*
15,565,125
18,000,000
value)__^
value)____
par
stockt ($100
<
,
$15,565,125
par.
producing wells,
production
1,000
Morse Twist Drill and Machine
.Company, are engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling
machine tools, automotive repair equipment and precision metal cutting
tools
and
($100
sinking fund of $297,400 payable
available earnings and cumulative to the
extent not
tOrlgJnal total authorization $21,816,920, reduced, by
payments
vtc $15,565,125.
gAs of Dec. 1, 1951, accrued unpaid dividends on this
to
offered,
interests
gas
125
($ie0
"The series A
the books closed.
and
stock
non-cumulative convertible
stock
offering
pfd.
.
public
the
in
Properties
discovery
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and underwriting terms .are
price,
shares
common
(
.
being
The
holds varying interests in approximately 2,163,000
The company also produces and sells
crude oil as a result of its-
<exploration
debentures,
.
for
Paine,
by
offering
amendment,
into
converted
The
headed
group
interest
be
to
are
fund
'4%
it. currently
Acres.
registration statement with the SEC
a
■
debentures
underwriting
The
>
filed
of-convertible
1971.
The
•
Nov. 21
on
underwriters.
first
cum.
Common
by Canadian
shares
natural
where
Co.—Registers With SEC—
$2,500,000
were
»
interest
covering
shares
625,000
simultaneously for sale elsewhere than in the
States
of
and
per
Van Norman
ST'/'
BUSINESS.—Corporation, located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Is en¬
gaged principally in acquiring exploring and developing prospective oil
r
The
additional
constituting approximately 17.862
of the 7,000,000 shares outstanding, were, purchased by the under¬
writers from certain
shareholders, and none of the proceeds of this
offering will be received by the company.
■£■ /V"
.
City, Utah—Files
An
heavily oversubscribed
was
,
Co. above.—V.
share.
per
United
Universal Match Corp.—To Sell Schutter Properties—
See
$9.60
Outstdg
—°$29,740,000 ,$2.9,740,000
14,950.000
14,950,0C(0
"
United States Plywood Corp.—Unit Changes Name-
FINANCING
Authorized
1, 1969
1, 1976_:_
All
Electric
three
Associa-
*
Gas ])roposes
to
issue
and
shares of its $25 par common
will distribute the proceeds
Milford
the sales in liquidation and dissolution.
The SEC has given interested persons until
hearing upon the application.—V. 171,
p.
Nov.
231.
28, 1951,
to
request
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
(1997)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
13
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RADGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
' I
f per share
393,i Dec
Dec
29
1
3
36% Dec
21
Sep
19
33¥4 Jan
30
Oct
15
43 ft Sep
36 ¥2 July 12
17
53ft Nov
15
49
4
633/4 Sep
17
20 ¥4 July 17
293/a Feb
26
20 ft
55 ft Mar
15
473/4 Jan
9
2
Jun
5
31 ¥2 Apr
30
53
18
24% Nov.
28ft Nov 27
July 13
113/4 May
77/s July 17
13ft Mar 15
7% July 26
48 Ye Dec
Apr
7
Jil Nov
17
2
106% Nov
21
121 ¥a Jan
19
135ft Nov
9
2 ¥2 May 10
3ft Oct
9/64 Nov
1
3ft Jan
3
23
Dec 28
Feb
121
5
2ft July 13
15ft Mar 29
4
2ft Jun
27
5ft Dec
July
86 ft Dec
30
73 ¥2 Jun
28
Sep
83 ft Oct
11
86
47ft Dec
20
19
Sep
21 ft Jan
36ft May 26
Nov
18
91 ¥2
100
_
26ft Dec
•
6
102
Feb
13
4
II
Feb
5
July
29
107 ft Oct
40 ¥2 Apr
27
Mar 13
5 ¥2 Jan
84
29
Jan 26
47
Nov
36
Oct 15
5ft Dec
40
50
11,200
600
100
preferred-No par
•81 ¥2
85
•82
84
463/4
46%
47
10
Amer
16% Apr
16
American
13
July 13
58
Dec
27
67ftJun
16
Jan
22
66% Aug
2
17ft Jan
19
57
26
5 ¥4 Jun
120% May 24
5
Jun 27
26
79
/ 22% Feb
27
7
21
19
23
6
21 ¥4 July 10
28% Feb
24
25% Dec
8
Jan
13
76% Nov
115ft Jan
16
178 ft Jun
101ft July 12
1133A Jun
13
49% Oct
32ft Jan
2
1713/4 Jan
4
294
Aug
6
Jan
10
180
Aug
42¥b Jun
29
2
15
583/4 Jan
3ft %
conv
July 31
Jun 27
17
2ft July 13
64 Va Jan
12 ft July 12
II
2
11
18 ¥2 Jan
3
51% May 15
50
Jan
3
46ft Jun 30
8ft Dec 29
49
Dec 11
2
9
Jan
81ft July
3
12¥«Julyl2 1
78
Jan
4
5ft Jan
29
Jan
24
23
Sep
20
24
20
Aug
8
17 ¥* May
Oct
17
24 ¥4 Feb
Jun 29
21
Jan 29
953/a Aug 28
14ft Jan
2
105
Nov
7
90
10 ¥4 Jan
25
173/4 Oct
3
413/4 Apr
3
98
Oct 22
63 ¥2 Nov
15
106¥2 Jan
31
82
11
29
9 ¥8 Nov
14
10
8
•
Nov
20% Oct
May
193/8 Mar
9
3
3
3
Jan
8
3
35¥2 Oct
8
11
July 31
23ft Aug
1
33¥8 Mar 16
27 ¥2 Jan
Aug
3
363A Jan 28
31% July 19
36 ¥4 Feb
3
2
22 ¥s May
3
23% Oct
19
32
xl2
Aug
16 3/8 May
11% July 26
175ft July 18
16
39ft Mar 30
50
5
July
23
12
2
6
7¥a Jun 25
31 ¥2 Jan 15
42
July 16
-
17 ¥b Nov
12 ¥4 Jan
165
24
9¥4 Jan 11
5% July 13
28¥4 Dec
16 ¥A Jan
Apr
185
61% Mar 16
14
73¥e Nov 24
53 ¥2 Dec
July
4
37 ft Dec 22
25
134 ft Sep
22% Mar 24
1
29 ft May
9
July 14
38ft Jan 25
128
Jun 27
169%
Jun
Jan
18
38
12 ¥4 Jan
3
30
54 ft Nov 16
117ft Aug 17
7¥o Jan
63
Apr 20
May 1
5% Feb
"if
9ft Jan
4
Feb
15
3
8
•19
22 ¥4
.10
100
10
97
'
Mar 16
2
29 3/8 Oct
18
Oct
18
15
8
343/g Aug 20
Jun
11
110
Jan
13
47
Sep
10
64
Sep
28
31ft Apr
13% Apr
4
.5% Oct 22
493/4 Oct
3
11
20
16
27% Nov
/
108 y2
11%
92 ¥4
13
8 ¥2 Jan
22
•100
preferred
Foundries
26
Mining
5C
ft Cable——No oa?
Glass Corp—
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda
Wire
Hock
Common
—
o-2s
14 preferred
No par
ft Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
IC
Andes Copper Mining
20
A P W Products Oo Inc
'
Anderson Clayton
57 ¥a
67
573/a
57
•44%
*44¥a
5%
5%
•43
35 ¥4
46
46
78
77
30
•19
20 ¥4
19%
20
20 ¥4
19%
98%
•97ft
77
•20%
183/4
15
*59%
20 ft
7:
18 ¥2
18%
83%
15%
♦82
•7%
43%
•423/4
47
•45
1,400
20 ¥4
19 ft
19
19 ¥4
20%
19%
20
99
97
18%
18%
;
83%
•82
VI
97
18%
18 ¥2
;;
40
500
20
83 ¥2
900
193/4
19%
•97 ¥4
99
5,200
73*
•83
-
5,900
200
4,200
10
83%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
900
5 8 3/8
57
58%
4,300
99 ¥«
99% U
14
14 y.
100
101
16¥a
X153/4
•163
35 y4
79
19 ¥4
20 ¥$
400
2,300
58
213/4
7 ¥2
•7
7 '
53*
15
34
17
34%
•76
45
46
59 ¥4
33
21 ¥2
5%
5 7 ¥2
34 ft
•33 ¥2
•44%
1,500
,
14%
59 ¥a
14 ¥a
5,000
20
;•
19¥b
183/4
1,800
56 y4
•43
79
•76
11%
91%
55
7
7%
•7 ",v
7
77
1,900
107%
11%
35 ft
35ft
35%
35
35%
7y.
7
7¥a
17,400
r
91
46
*43
1%
107
Thanksgiving
Day
8%
5%
5%
4,900
1%
44%
44%
45%
•43
45%
6%
83/4
r
•98 ¥2
100
14 y8
>'V
8%
100
14
•8%
14
8%
8%
8%
34%
34 ¥4
34%
34
34%
*33%
•32%
33%
33
33 Y*
21%
213/4
213/b
21%
21 ¥a
21%:::-
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
♦164¥2
168
164%
7%
73/4
100
6,100
168
•163%
168
410
3,400
V
168
400
8,800
21,600
20
7%
73/8
73*
2,400
41%
7%
413/4
41
41 ¥4
900
44
44
73*
'
42%
43%
42%
46
45
45
45
45
96
97 ¥4
943/4
95 ¥»
9 5 ¥2
95%
93%
953*
3,700
97 ¥4
48 ¥2
48%
473/8
48 ft
47%
48
47
48
1,900
49 %
148 ¥a
148%
148%
383/4
39
•129
39
130 ¥3
38 ¥2
•129
36%
36%
36%
37
35 ¥2
9%
35
35 ¥4
9%
•65%
•130 ¥2
•15%
1563/4
60 ¥4
•134
63 ¥2
•116 ¥4
8 ¥2
40%
•97
81%
67
132%
16
25 y4
•66 ¥2
•130 ¥2
153/4
97/e
67
1323/4
16
157%
156%
157%
60%
60 ¥a
60 ¥2
135 ¥2
134 ¥4
134 ¥4
63 %
63 ¥2
64 ya
117
8 ¥2
•116 ¥4
8%
117
X36¥a
34
146%
148
38%
383/4
♦127
130 ¥2
36 ft
36
36 ¥a
34%
343/e
34 3*
9%
93/4
35 ¥*
•34%
'
9%
66%
131ft
•153/4
156%
60
135
66
62
¥2
♦131 ¥4
131 ¥4
9%
93ft
.
134%
131 ¥*
133
1,100
1,300
3,600
.100
153/4
153*
300
156%
156 ¥4
156%
24,900
60 3/8
60 ¥4
603/4
60%
60%
7,500
•15%
134 ¥2
135¥2
63 ¥2
63 y4
64%
116ft
116ft
116
16
134%
135
135
63 ¥4
63%
•115%
63%
116
116 ¥#
190
7,600
70
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,000
403A
40%
41%
41%
42 ¥4
23,900
97
•96
98
96 ¥2
96 ¥2
82
•81
83
82
83
247/a
25
25 ft
253/4
•1033/4
104
25 ¥4
104
45
45
44%
29%
29 ¥2
29%
•102 ¥4
900
4,900
156 ¥2
16
82
103
9%
600
—
156%
96%
25
34%
59
81 ¥2
•103 ¥4
35%
56%
41
253/8
383/4
130
66 ¥4
98
105
147 ¥4
8 3/8
50%
44%
103
49%
•44
29 ft
•102 ft
•55
553/4
55
55 ¥4
44%
445/o
44
44%
25
25 3*
24%
25%
243/,
6¥a
•5%
6 ¥4
♦5%
6 ¥«
•129
40%
50%
•55
38 ¥2
383/a
130¥2
83/a
51 ¥4
•102
-
148
148
70
41 ¥4
50%
•29 ¥4
38%
41
•
•103 ¥4
9%
147%
•129
130%
•35 ¥4
.
...
57%
56 ft
16%
148%
5
i
Smelt com
91%
500
29
•48%
common—No pai
preferred
91%
34%
97
100
Zino Lead ft
15 prior conv
923/4
43%
Co—100
American Tobacco common—.25
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp com
26
Amer
92 ft
•8¥b
•45
100
6
100
preference—No par
92%
7%
American Tel ft Tel
Woolen
92 Yt
200
6%
29
16%
CLOSED
1%
11%
14
166
EXCHANGE
107%
34%
,16%
STOCK
163/4
1%
83a
166
293/4
16 ¥4
113/8
•99
21%
293/4
107 ¥2
14 ft
34
♦6'ft
6%
16% V
Shores
9 per shore
0 per shore
1 per share
•6 ¥4
6%
293/4
1%
34%
21%
Refining coin—100
preferred
l67/a
16 ft
•8 ¥4
No Der
No par
preferred
•28%
34%
•33 ¥2
400
6,600
513/4
HIGH SALE PRICES
1073/4
11%
101 ¥2
——
.28
—100
No pai
•6 ft
6%
29 ¥4
14
•83/a
14 ¥»
493/4
52
1%
•82
63
200
152
ll'/a
183/4
83
15%
♦148
107%
•97 ¥4
61%
151 ¥a
1%
98%
83
120
10,000
V
265
11%
20 y4
•15%
-No par
American Stove Co
preferred
19 ¥s
•250
108%
1%
18 ¥2
—100
preferred
(4 conv prior
20 ¥a
900
■
108%
262
•IP/,
108
20 ¥4
8
American Snuff Co common.....
7%
80
163/4
•97 ¥4
8hlp Building Co—No par
Smelt ft Refg com
...No par
non-cum
-
•19
American
"When issued"
35%
7%
•20
—.100
...
46
•78
Products Oo—......—2
American Molasses Co
1
American Natural Gas Co—No par
American News Co
No par
American Power ft Light
No par
Amer Had ft 8td San'y com—No par
preferred
5%
*35%
7%
Amer Metal
Anchor
100
Dec
1%
•43
100
—
American
3
29 ¥4
92 ¥4
Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com.No par
4ft % preferred
—100
3
x257/s Apr
293/4
11%
51%
51%
f per share
i per thare
•28%
108 y2
151 ¥2
107%
110
200
19%
Nov. 19
6 ¥4
17
1%
♦250
•19
Monday
6%
•16%
108%
111ft-
50%
2,900
98%
•98
153
*6%
non-cum
98%
153
52
/
983/4
1,100
r.
223/4
2573/4
9 per thare
'
22%
22%
2573/4
61%
42%
22%
1113/a
52
32%
41%
1
223/e
270
51 ¥4
80
1
No par
46% Jan
Nov" 18
24.
preferred
Products
convertible
preferred
32 'A
33
19%
110
152
1,100
19%
•250
152
75¥a
193/4
111
152 ¥3
2,600
•75 ¥4
42%
110
152%
370
35 y®
76
33
983/4
98
170%
34%
•42 ¥4
270
UOV2
•250
1
Apr 30
Oct
99
LOW AND
American Water Works Co Ine__.
473/4 Oct
22 ¥4
98 ¥2
Nov. 17
6
94 ¥2 Jan
22 ¥4
97¥2
3,300
107
170%
76
753/4
'
22 ¥4
Saturday
16
14 ¥4 Mar 23
'.
74%
300
106
V'"
35 ¥4
35
35 ¥4
35
353/a
35
■
10 ¥4 Feb
177/8 Dec
For footnotes see page
•22 ¥4
120 ft Apr
62
7
•19 ¥2
4
2
3
36
19 ¥a
Nov 21
36 ¥a July
110 ¥2 Mar
19 ¥a
14
37 ¥e July
28% Dec 28
13
19 ¥2
16
28
¥2 Dec
43
Sep
107
3,900
33
Jan
25
4,300
5%
*323/4
Amer Machine ft
5%
10%
53%
5%
>42 ¥2
78
'
*
19 ft Feb
10
68% Jan 31
107
10%
59/8
11
'
53/8
43
American Sumatra TobafcCO—
163 ¥e Sep
•106%
lift
v
11
77
45
7%
1063/4
393/4
1063/4
10%
33
154
30 ¥4 Jun
Nov 21
1
106%
39 ¥2
32%
35 ¥3
57%
6%
4,600
65
42 ¥4
American Sugar
38% Nov 24
5
July 12
8
2
2,800
39
1063/4
11
5%
5%
7%
14 ¥4
38 ¥4
40 ¥4
5%
45
Amer
14 ¥«
39%
108%
5 ¥2
87%
7%
14%
39 ¥2
5%
10
3.90%
14 ¥4
39 Va
•1063/4
10%
11
•63 ¥2
•753/4
Mar 6
23 ¥a Feb - 9
X95¥a Jun 28
70
July 17
-
14 ¥4
42 ¥2
733/4 May 28
119
40
106
116
40
108 ¥2
160
65
63 ¥2
143/8
63 ¥2
78 ¥4
American Stores Co
2
27% Mar 10
14 ¥4
32 ¥3
14
Jun
57 ¥4 Apr
27
18
64
14 ¥4
Nopaj
American Steel
773/4 Apr
27% Apr
18 ft July
Dec
64
14 ¥4
•63%
42 ¥a
V.'":
15
138
Jun 29
18
95
64
STOCK
27
133/4 May
7
59
23
81
YORK
Oct
40
2
134
14
1,500
•
32 ¥a
preferred series A. 100
38 ¥2 Apr
Jun 26
15 ft Sep
163/s Nov 24
14
Mar
139 ft Jan
167
2
9
Dec
8
61
6
Mar 30
12 ¥a Mar
100
Jun 20
59 ¥2 Jan
3
46 ¥2 Dec
28
84
19 ¥•
'•75%
American Seating Co.
25
483/iNov 15
Jan 25
64 ¥2 Nov
19
No pet
No par
10
5
103 ¥4 Sep
2
129
121 ¥2 Mar 28
3
21 "ft Feb
158
19%
com—No par
11
9
150
76 ¥2 Jan
62 ¥4 July 26
146¥4 Jun
19 ft
170
19
14
9 ¥4 Nov
17
223/4 Feb
19%
107
Feb
Jan
30% July
161¥4 May 20
19%
169%
493/4 Oct
32% Jan 10
11
60 ¥2 Aug
19%
107
American Safety Rasor
423/4 Feb
123 ¥2 Jun
Nov 24
136¥2 Oct 13
18ft Jun 30
146 ft Jan
37
13
35 ¥b Dec
145
1,200
19 ¥2
170
10 ¥4 Jan
56¥2 NOV 23
5
44
26
156
70ft Mar 28
Sep~14
15
Feb
177
146 ¥2 Nov 23
*157 ft Apr
22,400
87 ¥4
19%
preferred
100
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of HI
1
1
Amerigaji Locomotive common
7% preferred
pre:
——100
Amer Mach ft Fdry com
No par
18% Aug 16
26
6ft Jun
15%
87 ¥♦
107
American Ice Co common
106 ¥2 May 17
July 13
14 ¥b Dec 13
15%
•62
63
169 ¥4
American Home
86
47 ¥4 Dec
Mar 22
16
87 ft
•61 ¥1
106 ¥2
17
lift Nov 22
104
153/4
87
"
24
2
Oct
90
3
15%
86 V4
62
5%
8 ¥4 Jan
7
28
101
NOV 22
17 Vi May 12
25 ft
62%
153/4
86 ¥4
62
63
170%
......
100
2,200
145
16
10%
373/8 Oct
19
139%
148
87 ¥4
40
51ft Jan
Jan
173/4
15%
•61
*
1
Jun
•17 ¥4
87 ¥4
•106
2
16
17ft
14 ¥4
23
75
146 ¥4
38
64
Nov
28
145 ¥2
144
3
"
16%
63
SS Co—10
American Hide ft Leather com—1
6%
17ft
l,V
•35 ¥2
107%
preferred
6%
17%
.-••••
38
•35 ¥2
87 ¥4
American Hawaiian
10
38
•17%
•35 ¥3
3 ¥4
!'
•19 ¥3
29% Jan
21 ¥4 Dec
.
•3¥B
3¥a
1.7
200
16,
44
6% May
3¥a
•35 ¥2
*•'
1
•86 ¥a
Nov
11
3 ¥4
170 ¥2
American Gas ft Electric Co
Mar 29
92
700
3 ¥4
•61
5
9% Apr 13
16 ft Dec
4,300
3¥»
97%
•3¥«
V'
•
No par
American Export Lines Inc.,.
■ 40o
Amer ft Foreign Power 00m—No pax
17 preferred
——
No par
17 2nd preferred A
—No par
$6
60% Aug
41 ¥2 May 19
6'/4N0Y 13
75
Dec 26
13
July 17
16% July 18
13 ft July
3
96 ¥2
Ff
Oct
55ft Mar 22
34% Apr
97 ¥s
96
97 ¥»
97
♦3¥«
X106 3/4
16
79ft Oct
3
2,700
95%
American European Secur
453A Aug 25
25% Aug
1,300
77 Yt
93 ¥•
171 ¥2
6
43 3A July 26
47/e Jan
37%
77
107 ¥2
9
54
Jan
3
44ft July 12
72% May
37%
77%
95 ¥2
1
share
94 3,4 Nov
17
37%
773/4
EXCHANGE
3% Jan
Nov 15
36%
773/4
35 y3
Sep
110
1
37-
77%
171 ¥2
22 ¥4 Feb
lft Nov 15
•36 ¥2
77 ¥a
-
107 ¥4
Feb
8.
30
3
16¥a Nov
84% May
13
25 ft Mar 22
93 ¥a Oct
3
363/4
77%
78
97
100
10
American Encaustic Tiling
2
4
21 ¥2 Jan
24
t per
share
5% Jan
8ft May 19
Nov 24
24 ft Feb
4
4¥i Mar 23
5ft July 13
18
I per
36%
conv
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$per share
4
1,300
preferred series B. 100
American Distilling Co
30
3ft %
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
7,600
97%
com
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
48%
97 ¥s
145 ¥a
prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co 00m
131ft Aug
111
48 ¥a
98 ¥4
145 ¥2
4ft%
2
713/4 Jan
49%
97%
148 ¥a
American Crystal Sugar 00m
19
99
4
49
98
•146 ¥4
Colortype Co
American
Nov
Jun
89
49¥4;
•97 ¥4
No par
ft Cable
400
-96
•95
48%
98
38
173/4
Chicle Co
3,200
49
(The)—..1
preferred
7%
9
Feb
49
American
18 ¥4 Jan
23
Oct
American Chain
39%
95
—100
19
700
35
39%
100
21
200
21
35
96
•95
96
•20%
'
48%
•
•17%
preferred
Feb
x45
40
97%
Broadcasting Co Inc
333/4 Oct
2
39%
95
2
American Car ft Fdry
23
15ft July 17
97
7%
40%
98 ¥4
80
39% Jan 18
85 ¥4 May 17
2
393/4 July
Mar 22
81ft May
19
5
4
51
30
July
27¥2 July
73 ¥4
30ft Nov 27
2
14
Jan
x29¥4 Jun 29
19
17 ft Jun
7% Mar
118% Sep
185
167 ¥2 Jun 28
Oct 17
Feb 18
35
July 13
2
18
Jan
190
35 ¥a
40
49
.
convertible preferred
4%
American
203/4
35 ¥2
40%
78
No par
100
1
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common—
26
'
16
30
20%
35 ¥2
40¥4
173/4
preferred
Shoe Co
Brake
Amer
6
Jan
29
93¥u Jan
3
21
8ft Apr 21
10
21
35 ¥2
39¥4
38
preferred
6%
203/435 ¥4
•17 ¥4
common
conv
400
6,200
70
•35 ¥3
American Bosch Corp
14ft Apr
114
6
July
10 ¥s Jan
14 ft Apr
13
44 yB Feb
34 ¥2 Jun 25
102
Airlines
cum
9%
69 ¥#
•36% * 36¥a
1
American Bank Note common
5
,123/4 Jun 29
4
109 ft Oct
¥4 July
2
43% Dec 14
5
20
16 ¥2 Jan
Dec 30
20
Jan
3ft %
9 ¥2
68%
35
•95
20
9%
69 ¥2
9%
20%
•20%
5,200
93
69
9%
70 Vb
95
49
Agricultural Chemical—No par
663/4 Sep
70%
*
20
47
46 ¥4
•90
35 ¥«
80
Petroleum Corp
88
7
38 ft Dec
Amerada
92
•9%
69
84
84
47%
93
21
•973/4
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
5
30
2
26ft Jan
21 ft
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible prefersed
15
14 ft
55ft Jun
Aluminium Limited
92
9%
46%
•91
70%
-
95
V
preferred——100
conv
93
9%
9%
393/4
.
47 ¥4
•92
93
•35
100
preferred
Jan
78
83
47
•69%
13 ¥s Jan
28
•81
3 ¥4
79%
47
•20%
3 ¥«%
May 14
•78
•9 ¥3
Alpha Portland Cement—No par
Aluminum Co of America—No par
23
80
•92
Corp common—No par
3 ¥4
3%
.83
I
No par
49
Dec
22
4%
73
•81
Chemical ft Dye_—Nopar
27
82
300
33*
22
Jun 30
—
'
79 y#
Dec
14
—
2,200
3
72%
53 ft Nov
9ft Jun 27
139
2%
3
11,200
106 ¥a
♦134
139
2%
79 ¥#
Feb
19
4
Jun
•'
3
106 ¥»
1063/4
•134
139
2%
10
65.700
....
79 ¥a
165% Oct
16 ¥4 July 13
94
Jan
41
106 ¥4
106
•134'
3¥e
—
6,700
•78 3/4
3
,
3
—•
104%
104%
139
•134
3
—
25%
—
6,900
ay#
52
25%
25 ¥2
25%
79%
3
113 ft Oct
23
22
Dec
98
5
139
3
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common No par
13
88 ¥4 Aug 31
2
'
%
104 ¥•
104 ¥4
104
•134
25%
26
T23/64
12
25%
79 ¥2
9
,
54 ft Oct
25%
26
•51
•79 ¥a
15
28
Feb
xlOl
25%
52
21%
Stores
Jun 25
•51%
3,500
3 ¥4
Allied
67% July
July
•51
8%
8¥i
8Va
52
1,300
23%
21%
26
34 ¥s Jun
3ft Jan
8%
51%
8 ¥4
•51%
59%
23 %
•71%
48 ¥2 Jan
89 ¥4 Jun
90 ft July
8 %
51%
Mills
20
178
8 ¥4
613/4
Allied Kid Co
38ft Jan 11
7% Jan
8¥b
8
59 ¥2
33/s
Allied
99% Dec
8
23%
72%
2
3
10ft Jun 27
23 ¥»
213/4
17
8
30 ft July
Day
23 ¥4
3ft
Allied
14
91ft July
101ft Feb
60
23 %
21%
Oct
40
66
59 ¥2
23%
•71%
37
37¥B NOV
27
60
23 ¥2
71%
23 ft Feb
29
Jun
•59 ¥2
24 ¥e
40
21%
77ft Sep
28
20
40
69%
23%
•38 ¥2
71%
8
44
Aug 16
Thanksgiving
21 ¥2
4
Dec
36
40
73
3%
10
44 ft Sep
July
•38 ¥2
21%
Jan
100 ft Dec
May~3l"
40
•71%
Nov
27
3
•38%
60
39%
593/4
•21%
28% Jan
13
53ft
•38 ¥3
CLOSED
3 ¥4
58
16
July 13
39 ¥a
...
Feb
30
•373/4
•593/4
■■■■Nopar
$2.50 prior conv
19
28ftJun
81ft July 12
-No par
30
•71 ¥2
Apr 26
52 ¥a Oct
32ft Jan
93
31
30
•21 ¥s ' 21%
20
1
30ftJun
11
•30%
6%
EXCHANGE
1
60ft Aug 24
Jan
19
31 ¥4
preferred w w.
23ft Dec 22
53 ft Nov
29%
•30%
H
4 ¥4 %
9 ¥o Sep
lift May 27
8ft Jan
29%
31
Allegheny Corp common
8ft* preferred A
2
87% Jan
74
89 ft Mar
29%
30Va
6%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6* gtd
100
Allen Industries Inc
1
2
58
80
29%
30 Va
7
.106
2
May 31
3
29
1,200
1,400
29 ¥2
30 ¥a
pfd 1951 series "wi"_100
100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining...
10
Aldens Inc common
8
9
Feb
-
31 ¥4
29 ¥2
4.50%
47/a Jan
80
July 11
293/4
30 %
7¥s
Rights
9
2.200
29%
A
6%
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry
27 ft Feb
193/4 Jun 23
71
Oct 18
77
67 ft Jan
2
5,900
6%
17/64
J
Air Reduction Inc
101% Nov
110ft Jan
6%
STOCK
19/64
6%
Addressograph-Multigriph Corp-.10
Admiral Corp
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment eon
1
$3 preferred w w
«—
80
25
39 ft Apr
3
A
7¥b
226.900
51 ¥4
.10
Express Co
Adams-Mlllis Corp
17'A Jan
17/64
Shares
51 ¥4
17/64 17/64
50%
17/64
6%
Adams
39% July 14
50%
I per thare
f per thare
I per share
51%
Sales fer
the Week
.3.80
Acme Steel Co
34
Nov. 22
Nov. 21
51 ¥2
51%
503/4
Friday
Nov. 23
Thursday
Wednesday
1 per share
9 per there
52
,
A
2
25¥a Jan
29
42 ft Feb 14
52
Rlghts
2
27 ¥4 Jan
25 ft Dec
July 12
18
ACP-Brill Motor* Co.
8
4¥b Mar 15
30
27ft Dec
6
2% Feb
Abbott
2
19/64 Nov 16
01m share
-I
Laboratories.
Aug
62
417/8 Mar 15
A NOV 16
19'A Jan
Far
I per share
1 per share
shore
per
54Vh Jan 21
1
Highest
Lowest
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
Nov. 17
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 11)50
43 ¥4
96%
ft
503/4
•
103
50
_
■
83
23%
25%
90
150
10,200
102 ¥a
150
49
49 %
23,300
44
44
43 ¥4
44%
29¥4
29 Va
29%
•102 ¥2
.'
50%
103
45
103
"
96%
83
'
103
101
29
•102%
29 ¥4
950
3,700
103
900
55 ¥4
55 ¥4
55 ¥2
55 ¥4
55 ¥4
43%
43%
43 »/a
42%
43
3,300
25
213/4
25 ft
21%
21%
3,000
*6¥a
6ft
•5%
6%
100
6ft
14
The Commercial and
(1998)
Financial Chronicle... Monday, November
26, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Ranee Since Jan.
Year 1950
Lewest
7% Jan
69
Sper share
share
46% Apr 25
47% Oct
18
36% July 2
8% July 18
61% Jan
29
12% Jan
9
76% July 20
92
Jan
12
46% Jan
59% Aug
7
28
11% Dec
2
Nov
91
13
105% Nov
117% Jun
107% July 31
14% Apr 18
8% July 13
19% Dec
Jan
5
120
Aug
8
$4
19% Feb
16
15% July 23
8% Nov 15
13V4 Feb
9
22% July 12
9
28% Oct
15
24
2
42
23
27% Jan
2
40% May
7
7
24% Oct
2
101 % Sep
25
28% Oct
July 12
15
3
31
82
55
Aug
3
23% Oct 10
51% Sep
27
12
18% Jan
2
13
70 % Dec
28
61% Jun 29
Nov
18
83
Nov
75% Dec
Jan
41
63
Jan
28
86
86
Jun
27
95
36% Jan 24
G
92% Jan
18
18
60% Jan
4
02 % Jun
25
105% Jan
28% Sep
X25
20%
62
73
52%
62
73
73
v
100
100
23
*97%
75
100
96'%
100
75%
96%
series
0
26%
B
Corp
.
11 Va
11%
5,800
89 V
2
90 VA
3,100
51%
51%
600
CLOSED
*95
Thanksgiving
95%
270
1121A
112%
220
15%
Day
15%
900
2,400
8%
8%
25%
25 %
337b
33'A
36%
36%
/
300
4,100
3,600
:
20'%
20%
20
20 Vs
95
91
93 7A
93'A
340
90
90'A
280
62
62
62
62 VA
62'A
500
71%
51%
72%
52'/s
72
51%
73%
52
73
13 V*
6,400
22%
*73%
22%
22%
73%
23
73%
*95
93%
So
*90% .,91
,
*95
x74
96
26%
26%-s
74
4,400
,
96
26'%
„
95'%
26%
26%
52'A
22 3
22%
1,500
73
2,100
4
71 %
*95
1,400
100
*97%
*97% 100
74%
74%
96%
26%
97
0
♦51%
100
*95
100
*97% loo
73%
74%
*97% 100
74%
»
V
•
74
76
*90
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75
51%
23
76%
1
preferred
non-cum
51%
*22%
No par
common
10,900
EXCHANGE
94
89
20%
20%
-
•
10
RR
900
387b
23
75%
62
„
50
Line
Coast
56 VA
37%
36%
33%
36%
Shares
*55%
STOCK
25%
33V*
8%
*25'%
~
the Week
98
62
Fe—
Santa
90
*51%
95
113
*15%
90
62
22%
93%
91
City Electric Co
Preferred
93%
91
72
51%
21
*90
Preferred
Atlas
21
93%
—50
&
11%
Nov.
t per share
'
7
10
common
5%
21
/
56%
38V*
12
90%
52%
95'%
113
16%
8%
38Va
52%
94%
95
*113% 114'/*
16%
16%
8%
8%
*25%
25%
33
33%
36%
36%
8%
25%
33%
36%
25%
93%
90
Co
Atl G & W I SS Lines
12
25% Nov 24
:
1
Investment
Topeka
Atlantic
17
May 23
105% Nov 27
8%
•
7
26
100
100
preferred
2nd preferred
New
7
4
5
1st
Atlantic
97% Sep
7
99
Sep 25
80% Sep
8
Jan
22% July 13
99% Jan
Dry Goods Corp—
common
New
2
Feb
82
*25%
„
55%
56%
38V*
11%
56%
37%
11%
89%
52%
33%
36'%
8%
8%
2.50
37
Atch
21% Jun
I6V4
36%
Associates
68% Oct
19
*15%
33%
6%
64% Nov
»52%
94
94VA
114
114
*15%
15V*
114V4
33%
5.25%
11
Aug
*113%
No par
Refining Co com
89
%
53%
1
New
41% Jan
2
59% Mar
39% July 12
88V*
94
$1.20 cuni conv preferred--No par
Oct
98
21
Nov
89
*17% Dec
Carpet Co Inc
Associated
Nov
94
preferred—No par
Constable Corp
5
Ashland Oil <fe
5
Sep
88
"53
No paj
convertible
Artloom
27% Jan
11%
No par
Arvln Industries Inc
91% Aug 30
21
38%
11%
58
"57
Nopai
preferred
Arnold
28
27% Oct 19
28% Sep
July 13
July 17
38%
11%
57
38%
12
90%
52%
57
38
5
com
$0 conv prior preferred
20
21
10
Illinois
of
Armstrong Cork Co com
104
93 V* Nov
No pal
Corp
Co
&
$3.75
27
12'/a Jan
-
Armour
109% July 17
8
Aug
steel
Armco
3
5
10
17
53
39% July 26
100% Mar 13
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
Aug 15
80
26
Sale* for
Friday
Nov. 21
t per share
t per share
t per share
t per share
Thursday
Nov. 31
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
t per share
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 17
SALE PRICES
niGH
LOW AND
.
Saturday
Par
49% Dec
13
Jan
f per
J per share
$ perthare
53% July 14
26% Jan 13
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
,
YORK STOCK
NEW
1
100
72 %
—
74'A
—
—
8,100
-
620
95 VA
95'A
26%
95%
26%
26%
4,200
37 VA
2,500
Atlas Powder—
43% Sep
28% Sep
5
40
Dec
27
31
Jun
28
Feb
2
116
Dec
27
109
Nov
13
105
15
7
31% Dec
6% Jun
9% Nov
17
25
Jun
26
13
30
July
120
•
4%
11
Atlas Tack
15
Austin
14% Jan
12
6% Jan
3
9% Apr
18
6% Jun
2o
37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
43% Jun
18
51% Mar
40% Dec 26
9% July 5
15% Jan
25
29
16
Feb
29
11% Dec
20
10% July 11
18
15% Sep
28
5% Jun
>
8% July 10
12
Aug 23
(voting)
convertible pfd
Jan
37Vs
*110
*26
7%
*15%
9%
13Va
7
*44'%
No par
No pai
common
prior pref ($1.20)
Autocar
No par
5c
Co_.
Co of Amer—5
Automatic Canteen
Avco Mfg Corp
8
A
ser
Corp
Nichols
Conv
16% Jan 10
11% Jan 19
13% May 1
8% Mar 1
14% Jun
20
100
Common
10% Jan
31
7% Nov 16
18
18
Sep
$2.25
(The) common
preferred
conv
3
No par
31V*
37V*
111%
*110
26
30
7%
*37V* 31V*
110
110
26
26'
7%
7%
*15%
16
37%
112
26'%
16%
*7%
*15%
16%
9%
9%
9%
8
9%
9%
13Va
7
9%
13V*
7Vb
45%
13Va
7
45
13V*
IV*
45
13%
7
*44%
10Va
11V*
10
10Va
11'A
10
10
10%
37
*36/2
37
*110
110%
*26
-28'/a
*7%
8
*15%
16%
13%
7Va
45
10%
44%
111
110
,
400
16 y2
—
9 Vb
9
—
1,200
13
127b
13%
7V/a
45
200
7%
7%
*15%
9%
100
28 VA
♦26
2,700
7
iVa
♦44
44'A
12,300
300
,
B
V
9% Nov 10
3
20% Dec 28
13% Jan
15% July
Babbitt
30
40
Dec
28
34
July
2
2
45% Nov
17
17% Feb
28
Oct
11
15
Jun 28
27% Jan
16
74% Jan
30
Jun
9
27
3
Apr
35% Dec
2
Jan
2
9
13% Jan
9% Jun 30
34% May 17
31% Jan
May 11
24% Dec 29
97
78
108
9
15% Mar 25
Nov
19% Oct
3
3
Barker
28% Jan
Bayuk
38
Mar
Mar
8
3%%
14
Sep
12
Feb
15
Beech
V 33% Jan
3
18
32% Feb
6
29% Jun
July 13
33% Oct
6
Bell
23 % Feb
9
Bell 8c Howell
7
23
14% Nov
19
12% Feb
1
23 Vb Dec
12
22% Apr
4
12% Jan
4
19% Oct
18
17 V* Jan
2
94% Mar
9
Feb
100% Oct
10
34% Jan
53% Dec
13
Dec
14
1
Jun
26
6
1% Jan
2
77
21
26% Jun
,
87% Oct
2
25
32 % Nov
17
31% Oct
21
Bendix
Beneficial
32% Feb
Nov
21% Jun
14
9% Jan
14 Va Apr
22
17% Jun
3
21
3
Aug
91
Lowest
Highest
I per share
11% Jun 27
13% Jan
4
18% Dec
8
22% Jan
3
41% Dec
18
35% Dec
22% Mar 25
39
Dec 29
11% Dec
45
Feb
1
21% Oct
15
Bliss &
56
13
Feb
(E W)
41% Sep 14
44% Jan
3
Bon
Jan
15
16
.
17
Bond
Jan
31
Book-of-the-Month
July
Jun
89
2
Borden
71% Mar
27
9
600
147 b
300
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
13
18
*17%
13'A
94
*92%
94
8
Boston
*27%
28%
28%
28%
32%
Co
45'/8
36 %
28%
29
29
10%
10%
10%
60
Common
32% Jan 26
23% Jan
3
40
15% Nov 27
13% Jan
2
19 y* Oct
27% July 13
36% Jun
12
25% July 14
23% Mar 24
29 Va May
19
29% Jan
27% Jan
2
3
36% Sep 11
34% Mar 9
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Brlggs Manufacturing Corp.,No par
Brlggs 8c Stratton
No par
40% Oct
Bristol-Myers
10
July 12
36% Mar 2
18% July 14
15% July 17
121% Jun 26
3
12% Jan
74% Jan
34% Jan
17
3
4
Jun 27
31% July
3
91
3
53
Jun
14
48% Oct
NOV 24
25% Feb
29
11% Jan
14% Oct 24
58
2
49
62% Jan 18
12% July 13
8
Mar 31
108% July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar 7
3% Jan 13
*17
July 12
100
Dec
1
16
23% Jan
Feb
6
123
14% Nov 23
78% Nov 21
20
38% Jun
18
38% Oct 21
23% May 24
37% Jun 23
Aug~17
87% Nov 16
8
8
:
91% Jan
2
Buffalo
Forge
3
Bullard
47% Feb
19
23 % May
Jan
4
31
83% Oct
3
87% Feb 26
2
18% Oct
24
88
11% Juay 17
77 % Nov 21
Oct 28
8% Dec 27
24% Jan
7% Mar 13
5
21% Jun 29
105% Jan 24
101% Jan
19% July
8
2
100
3% Dec
29
4
Feb 28
8% Dec
28
17% Jun 27
8% July 13
94
26% Dec 21
12%. Feb
24
July 14
Jan
5
,,106
Feb 28
43% Oct 9
15% Nov 30,
21% Dec 11
40
13% Mar 30
22% Dec
20
3
43% Apr
14% July 13
60
Dec
20
Sep 14
8% Jan 13
62
14
July 26
19
Dec 12
57% May 13
14% Dec 28
20% May
For footnotes see page
1
24.
22
2% Jun 29
8% July
217b Nov
2
8
10% Oct 30
94% Nov 16
11
4%
Oct
Bush
18
15% Feb
9
Terminal.-
Bush Term Bldg'7% preferred
Butler Bros common
:
Feb
13
8
Butte
!
5
3
Byers Co ( A M) common!
No par
4lV2%
109% May 15
23% Oct 13
preferred
Copper 8c Zinc
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
'
Callahan
11% Sep 21
29% Jan 10
13% Apr 16
108% Mar 6
20
Aug
2
35
Oct
48% July 18
17% Jan
2
61
Feb
5
California
July 24
SVaFeb 10
Feb
Cannon
It
"fir :P
32 y«
1,500
48%
4974
18,709
141%
141%
*17
4
32%
900
17
16%
7,100
82
♦80
82
18%
-Tuesday
Nov. 20
1874
*17%
37%
17%
15%
t per share
36%
17%
15%
*20
43
36 %
Friday
Sales for
Nov. 2,'t
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. il
Nov. 22
t per
thare
t
Shares
perthare
200
36'
36
STOCK
17%
17%
2600
15%
20'%
43%
EXCHANGE
15%
15%
2,400
CLOSED
20%
20'A
42%
43 Vb
37'A
36%
17%
15%
20%
43%
36 '•Ls
28%
10%
37'A
Thanksgiving
36 %
36%
28
28%
10%
Day
28
28
10
10%
900
3,100
*36%
17%
15%
20%
43%
-
36%
17%
200
14%
10%
14%
147b
10%
10%
10%
50
63 Vb
49%
62
49 Va
62'A
92%
49
2.600
61%
627A
4,500
92%
49 Va
62
92%
43%
93%
49%
62%
92%
92%
92%
200
12%
12 7b
12%
1,600
41
41 Vi
26'A
14'A
32%
17%
32%
34
26%
26 7A
900
13%
14 y.
4,209
,
28%
10%
'
10%
.
1*%
*12%
12%
12%
41%
26%
14'A
33%
17
32%
33'A
41%
42
25%
14
*41%
26
13 %
*32
167a
36
97
25%
14
*32
16%
32%
33%
35%
*95%
46Vb
49
xll%
52
35"
17
33
33'%
32%
*33%
357s
97
36
*95%
46%
*48%
46Vb
49
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
,12%
12%
11%
117b
12'
12
127
127
*126
12%
80
■>
.12%
12%
78%
80
127,
12%
80
13%
14'2
*23% 24'V*
*105% 107
217s
217b
14%
14%
23%
23%
*105% 107
*21%'
22
*41
31%
*39%
18%
*86%
*82
128
12%
*77%
13%
46%
49
11%
*51
52%
17%
18
23%
24%
*125 .1 126
14%
14%
18
18
23
23%
*125
126
14%
14%
*78%
36
97
11%
11%
527b
17%
;
78%
79%
*41%
31%
40%
18%
88%
*82
42
31'A
40%
18%
88
87
•
78%
42
31%
40%
18%
88%
87
17%
17VA
*11%
12%
*127
128
*12%
12%
129
12VA
78
13% 13%
24
24
*105% 107
22
22
78
77%
13%
23% 23%
*105% 107
217s 21%
" ■■■;/.
26%
3%
No par
-25
26%
26 VA
3%
4
4
..
18%
457a
18
31%
30%
307b
307a
•
94%
45'A
So
4974
497b
*21%
22
21%
22
,-10
*5274
14%
53%
147b
IP
*17%
■
■
9%
22
10%
*94%
*44%
*17%
*48%
1
37a
10
22%
10%
95
10%
22%
10%
1
common
25%
9%
22%
10%
94%
*447b
*1774
10%
*22
107 b
*94 Vb'
*44
*1774
30%
26%
Nopai
.
$3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co...
2
800
28'A
*80^
31
39%
18%
87%
87
7
41
1
Mills
140% 141%
16%
16%
*80
82
°17%
18%
14%
79%
41
31
39%
18%
87%
87
5
-Capital Admin class A
17% Mar 22
11% Aug
126
14%
*78%
■
Canadian Breweries Ltd—
16
22%
*125
Corp
Packing
Canadian Pacific
23% Sep 10
65% Mar 7
17%
22%
Zinc-Lead—
P
Campbell W & C Foundry
No pdr
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred.".No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
6
3
July 11
100
10
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
14
Jan
100
7%
88
4
2
15
y* Oct
15% Jan
21% Jan
Jun
100
19
28Va Mar
48
12
-J
88
2
52
.1
—.
52%
17%
5
preferred
100
3ya% preferred
1
100
^Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
11%
*52
.No par
rBulova Watch Co Inc—
Burlington Mills Corp com.
14% Jan 29
135
41% Jan
16
No par
1
Co
c
25% Oct
8
1% Feb
Nopai
Co
13% Jan
Oct
15
$5 preferred
19
100
1
Inc
Co common
Oct
32
40
preferred(The)
45 Va Jan
92 % July 25
10% Jan 19
120% July 25
1%
Budd
•
25,200
27%
32 Va
49% 50
141% 141%
16%
16%
49%
I per share
46%
46%
*48%': 49%
11%
12
"52%
52% *
17%
17%
22%
22%
*125
126
14%^ 14%
*78%
79%
*41
42
31%
31%
*39%'
40%
18%
187s
88
88
*82
87
46%
49'A
*46
*48%
11%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender__.No pa:
Bucyrus Erie Co: common
5
127% Aug 20
18% Jan 24
15% May 3
10% Dec 27
15% Nov 25
Brown Shoe Co
8
300
1%'
1%
27%
14%
97
97
97
100
No par
com
conv preferred
Bigelow
8c
84
84%
1%
14%
36
2.50
cum
'Brown
29
24% Oct
Oct
127
5%
15
Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
13% Feb 16
62
May 3
2
30% Dec
100%
17
19% Apr
18% Jun 12
97% Oct 25
40
Bearing Co
Braniff Airways Inc
Brewing Corp of America
17% Nov 14
11
21% Dec 28
126 V Jun
1
17% Nov
July
63% Feb
Mar 13
loo
preferred
Bower Roller
47% Nov 10
84
32%
1%
10%
36%
35
16
105% Jan
4,500
10%
36%
*32
29
94% May 25
38% Feb 26
307b
14%
17
32%
33%
42'/a
26%
14 Va
Jun
18
28
32%
30%
10%
1678
32%
*33%
13
"26
*14%
12
44% May 17
30
*83
2,600
*10%
12%
41%
26%
14 Va
*31%
16%
32%
33%
13
42%
5
2.50
27
105% Jan
93%
100
13% Dec
Apr 20
31% July 13
48% Sep 26
40
53%
53%
*92%
63
*92
100
7% Feb 14
20
Jun 27
7% Mar 10
100
300
52%
....
-
'*
6,000
>
1,200
690
400
RR—
9
19
1,800
'
14%
1
50
62%
5
20
11
287a
27 %>
20%
44%
36%'
29%
10%
14%
36%
10%
19% Jan
53% Feb
Apr
*20
43%
' 14%
*10%
15
Maine
&
18%t
10
,49
62%
14%
1.25
29% Feb
30
15%
20%
5
31% Dec 28
18
15%
45
23
3
*36%
17%
37%
36 %
common
;
27%
32%
49%
Monday
Nov. 11)
*20
(The)
27%
.
30
84%
1%
1,100
30%
53%
53%
29%
84%
1%
# per thare
I per thare
5
Nov
Apr 17
July 23
*17%
*92',2
94
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
24% Jan
5V)
32%
50'A
*140% 141%
%
16%
16%
*80
82%
32 %
49%
32'A
50%
140% 140%
16%
16%
*80
82
**17%
18%
50%
15%
Inc
53%
29%
84%
1%
No par
Club
*92%
53%
29%
*82%
1%
2.50
A
18'%
92'%
29%
84%
1%
23
8
53Va
18%
29%
*82%
1%
25% Oct
41
92%
53 Va
53 %
9
22% Dec
29
93%
*92
No par
Brass
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
103% Jan
12% Nov 23
31%
*36%
17%
Inc
52% OCt
6
10
31%
1
Jan
12
58% Jun 29
31
*14%
No par
19
46
73% May 26
102
Dec 27
11%
31
32
31%
14%
28%
—No par
Class B
Stores
11 %
*31
31%
14'%
28%
5
8c
class
Co
84
15
29
1
12
Jan
9
Co
Laughlln Inc
Ami
84
*84
*11%
*14%
28%
Saturday
Nov. 17
Co
Aluminum
Bohn
86
12'A
86
*31
No par
Boeing Airplane Co
2
13% July 23
9% Dec
15
07% Apr
10
12
17% Oct
July 17
65
Bliss
July
July 2
30% July 2
27% Sep 28
9% Sep 17
19
12
51% Nov 16
12% July 13
6% Dec 20
19
16
13 %
5,700
•97
31%
14%
29
Par
4
10
21%
21
*97
21'A
*31%
14%
STOCK
20% Sep
17% Jan
15% Jun 25
18
Jan
60
x24% Jan
8
YORK
17% Jun 26
19% Dec 27
15% Dec 28
40% Sep
2
98
20%
97
22'%
31%
15
29%
EXCHANGE
Black 8c Decker Mfg
Blaw-Knox
Co
32% July
500
347b
34
700
5,000
31%
*14%
29%
•
39
34% Oct 24
25% Apr 26
13% Jun 27
110
b
10
9%
12
32
31%
100
I per share
$ per thare
j. 700
,*
21%
21%
;
300
41
v
*31
100
com.5
pfd
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
♦39
200
.
197b
19%
32
1
STOCKS
I per thare
76
*31
com—No par
series of 1951
Birmingham Electric Co
18
74
*12
10
common
,
Range for Previous
V 300
65%
42%
32
1
Corp
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%%
*84
11%
v
14,700
18%
65%
*31
5
7%
7
17% Oct
j
33%
97
21%
35
9%
*33%
43 VA
•17%
*12
10C
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
16
16% Nov 23
X82
8c
98
22%
40
22%
9%
34%
43%
18VA
65
77%
19%
41
22 >
9%
34%
98
10
common
Foods
155% Feb
140% Nov 16
Co
Co
Best
Best
9%
18%
24,800
86
12'/2
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
1
30
40
22
9%.
11,600
18
86
12%
Benguet Consol Mining Co,_18 pesos
Jan
60
*84%
*19y4
10%
10
Co
Corp
Loan
5
37% Feb
46% Jun 29
28
Nov
156
22%
>*84%
Aviation
Cum
26
Aug 21
*34%
*97
22%
100
1
preferred
59% Feb 10
>
10
39% May 26
49% Dec 28
13
139% Jan
Jun
11
Aircraft
41/4%
30% Nov 23
46% Jun 29
18
217b Jan
2Vb Jan
25% July 14
31% Apr 20
30% Jan
July 23
26% May 3
90
Feb 23
20% July 27
79
5
19% Mar
35
99
22%
22%
,9Va
78
19y2
1,000
10%
17%
1
1
Packing
Belding-Heminway
30% Jun
18 % Oct
*34%
*97
2.5C
pfd,
RR
Beech-Nut
5
3
*39
*76
78
19%
40
22%
65
*76
19%
*39
21%.
10
97b
10
10%
50
4%%
8)
8
34% Jan
13% Jan
89
Creek
40
22%
9%
*39
22Va
9%
100
Beech Aircraft Corp,.,
35
13'A Dec
(A
*76
19%
78
19%
*19
12.50
common
23
7
12
*85
Inc
10% Mar 13
7% Feb
29% Jan
28
Mills
Shoe
7
Beck
44%
18V2
64%
1
preferred
*9%
10%
18%
43%
*17%
18%
43%
18'%
64%
50
convertible
Beaunit
37% Feb 21
29
18%
45'%
19
64
No par
Nov
21
19%
44%
*18y2
64
Corp
Inc
Cigars
89
90% Oct
18%
45%
18%
65
10
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
107
2
20
19%
45%
18%
*64
*76%
50
100
10
preferred
4Vs%
17
19%
100
common
Bath Iron Works
9
12% Jan
Brothers
10%
100
(Delaware)
Corp
July 19
3
Jan
74
Oil
10Va.
11
13
Corp
preferred
non-cum
Oct
fc43% Jan 31
19% July 2
9% Nov 10
25% July 26
29% Jun 29
Feb
17% Jan
37
8
Jan 26
4%
Barber
<88
lV
Inc
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
23% Feb
2
Jan
59
39
3
98
14
20% Feb
19
14% Jan
63% Sep
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
12
39% July 13
15% July 12
63
T)
Baltimore 8c Ohio common
24% Jan 17
17% Jun 29
(B
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
15% Jan 22
28
Jun
10
15% Aug
*
18 74
'
•
53
14 V.
*18
537b
14%
1874
26
9%
22
10%
95
45%
18
307b
17%
17%
3274
32 Va
33%
34
,
3,300
2,000
800
35%
35%>
4,700
200
97
*95%
467'a
46%
♦46%
1,500
200
49
11%
11%
517-4
52
2,300
800
18
18 Va
1,100
24%
24 TA
12,500
125%
325 V*
50
14%
14%
9,000
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79%
100
400
41 %
42
31
317a
♦39%
40
.
18%
300
20,600
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,
18%
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87
1774
12
450
10
5,400
177A
12
1274
79
13%
23%
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700
70
127
126
:
12%
3,400
230
79
13%
5,300
237a
600
107
21%
21%
700
3,000
257s
25%
25%
3%
3%
3%
3%
97«
9%
9%
9%
21%
10%
94%
*44%
18
22
10%
95
45%
18
30%
30%
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50%
*48%
507a
21%
53
147b
18
217b
53
14%
18
23.
23
54
14%
187b
'
35
•32
25%
.
3%
1,000
*52%
14%
187b
6,900
5,400
21%
22
10%
10%
95%
95 7A
*447b
457A
17%
17VA
1,100
1
30
30%
13,900
|
"
1,200
4,000
220
*4872
507A
100 I
22.7 b
22%
1,500!
*52%
54"
14
14%
13
18
80
3,100
800
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1999)
15
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rang* for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
I per
I
share
Jan
103
15 %
50% Dec
13
18% Jan
25% Aug 17
Carrier
Jan
45% July 13
Conv
10% Jun
35% July 13
16
15
52
138
"32>/» Jan
27
55
103 % Dec
22
106
Dec
141
13
9% Jan
29
Mar
477/# Dec
29% Mar 21
43
May 24
Mar 26
43% Jan
29
140
Aug 18
21
Carriers
15
Case
155
100
9
Mar
Feb
58 %
152
Apr
12
7v/p
116
Jun.
18
4 % Jo
21
Celotex
Corp
2
15% July 14
17% Apr
18
15% Jan
3
20% Sep
17% Oct
15
20% Aug 29
18% Jan
2
20% Jun
6
Central
% Jan
2
10% May
1
Central
23
Central
Jan
3
11% Apr
8
6
24 % Feb
5/V
3
3
17% Dec
26
16 Vs July
2
3
39 Va Dec
26
39 % Jan
3
57% Feb
23
5%
Jan
3
10% Nov
19
Central
36% Oct
20
Central
112% Feb
15
8% July 13
30
9
38% Feb
July 13
2
Feb
27
32 Va Jan
110% Feb * 9
113
105
Apr
8% July 17
27
: Dec
20
16
Jun
25
9% Jun
26%
16%
Dec
20
15% July
13% Jan
2
24
Sep
27
12
July 27
127/e Jan
3
•
1
Mar
29
10
common
2
2
20
Central
&
Central
Violeta
47%
149%
18%
17%
♦16%
17%
19%
19%
19%
21 Va
4.800
21%
12
Thanksgiving
Day
•
69%
11%
11%
*
67%
•
200
42
*41
700
69%
5,100
142
50
43%
44
4,800
100%
140%
101
1,100
♦140
45%
101
47%
46%
47%
149%
107
149%
149%
106%
107
47
106%
9'A
9Va
9Va
17%
177/a
*16%
17
16 %
16%
100
*19%
20
197/a
197'b
2,400
9%
9 Va
9%
1.800
9%
18%
18
18
*18
18%
18
18
47
46%
46%
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47
47
47%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
35%
35%
36
36
*35%
36%
36%
36%
36
36
106%
106%
107
105%
105%
106%
105
105
18%
50
:_50
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
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17%
*17%
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16%
16%
16%
19%
19'A
19'A
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*18
9.50
*105%
16 Va
-16'
com__5
4,000
19%
9
10%
a00
240
3,800
17%"
17%
47
*18 Va
'
9,000
17%'
19%
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100
Co
CLOSED
42
149%
.
18
*16%
19%
No par
South West Corp
500
21%
9%
*16%
1
-
50%
45
48
17%
50%
101
107%
17%
EXCHANGE
12
.
149%
106%
5
l
Sugar
'
~
18'A
20
vtc
45%
48
*18
2,700
50%
140%
101%
150
107%
330
33%
33 Va
69'
;
47%
107%
,
"
*149%
107%
Co
preferred
B
45
*100%
103%
STOCK
104
*41 Va
69%
150
Hudson G <Sc E Corp__No.par
Illinois' Light coihmon
•
Class
•>
45%
101
Sharei
103%
34%
21%
'
12
Sales far
the Week
I per share
50%
-
140
*106%
No par
'
Co
11%
69
140
*149%
——2
Ga Ry
of
45Va,
101
48%
48
-
73%
142
I per share
33%
41
100
.common
May 11
27
45%
101"'
21%
41"
.100
Central RR Co of N J claSs A
2
16% Nov
>
45%
12%
69%
*140
-
-
*100%
•
100
preferred
I
pfd series A
Sugar
142
20%
*
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. '22
t per share
103%
51%
'
42
Thursday
Nov. 21
*'
34 Va'
*50%
21%
PRICES
'
105
34
52
♦12
73%-
*140
*104
34 Va
*50%
12 Va
73%
J.00
preferred series B vtc
4% %
Mar
28% Mar
19% Nov 23.
12
*12
1
,.25
»
Foundry - Co
Jan '
10% Mar 29
♦41 Va
Corp
a
preferred
Agulrre
Jan
4
15
21%
41%
conv
2nd
14% Jan
7% July 17
21%
41%
»
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
2
2
10
21
*21%
.10
.50
4.20%.—i—_.
24'
Jan
13%
52
common..
Tractor
Preferred
34
*50%
series
4%
.
f per share
105
105
34 Va
5
Co__
General
106"
34 Va
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 20
t per share
No par
.common
Co
*105
HIGH
Tuesday
10
'
I per share
100
Ry
Light
preferred
Caterpillar
3
13
Aug
&
(J I)
7%
6
55Va Jan
106
10
Jan
105% May
July" 13
12% Sep
Nov
May
Steel
Corp
Ohio
&
preferred
78% Oct
Jan
1
156
3
Power
Carpenter
35
56% Nov
x77/a Mar 13
130% Jan
Oct
58
2
Apr
Carolina Clinch &
Carolina
2
39 Va May 13
19
Jan
46
28
34% Oct
21% May 20
July 13
140
ay
Par
.
'
Monday
Nov
*
111% July 17
23
30% jan
Saturday
Nov. 17
Sper share
103% Nov
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
per-share
110% July 13
34% Mar 16
11
17% July 27
30% Jan
3
33 % Dec
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
*19%
•>16
19%
20
*105
18
18
18
48
18
*17%
600
17%
*47%
17%
18
400
80
177/e
17%
16%
1,100
100
16 Va
17%
16%
19%
400
3,500
10%
Vi
20,700
1,000
19%
19 Va
'
9% Oct
8% Jan
2
11% Jan
18
Century
28
33 % Jan
25
58% Oct
30
Cerro
18% Apr
11% July 26
25% July 12
20
34% Dec
6% July 14
17% Mar 30
29
14% Jan
^
18% Oct
5
Dec
29
40% Feb
9
Chain
36
33% Apr
6
Ribbon
No par
*9%
9%
...5
56%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
,..1
16%
...'
No par
*38%
de
Pasco
Belt
98
Dec
107
23
\32
99
18
Nov
Nov
16
Jan
3
6% Dec
8
10% Jun
2
26% Deo
1
32% Oct
24
29
5 % Aug
Jan
New
6
Aug
2
9% Jan
16
15
$4,50
28
28% Jun 26
38% Feb
90% JDec
28
80
90% Jan
Dec
29
14
23% Feb
24
9% Jan
27
Feb
13
17
Feb
9
33 % Jan
9
Apr 27
May 24
3
21% Dec
18
20% July
2
10'A July 12
11% Jan 13
15 Va Apr
10
12% Jan
9
32% Dec
11
17% Oct
29
19% Jan
3
37% Dec
14
27% Nov
5
7% Jan
3
16% Dec
21
12% Jun 29
.
8
38% Feb
19
2
7%
3
3
63% Jan
17
62% Dec
28
58% Apr
70% Sep
36% Jun
27
53% Dec
20
A 43% Oct
77
82
88% Mar 17
July 12
27
29
12
61'A May 3
94'A Feb
July 23
9
99%
7%
32%
.32
33%
33%
34
*82
100
*99%
*7%
*32%
33%
23
22%
23 >•>,
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
1.300
15 Va
15
15 %
15
15 Va
14%
15 Va
14%
14%
8,200
*19
19%
19'
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
29%
29%
29
" 29'A
29
29
29
29'%
29
29
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%-
13
13%
13
13%
5%
preferred
__50
5 c/o
series A
•
18%
100
preferred
convertible
5%
7%
8%
17%
18
42%
43%
.15%
3% Feb
16
7%
"17%
Chickasha
3 %Jun
22
8% Feb
8
11% Aug 30
44
29% July 19
62% July 13
Decl9
84% Oct
19% Mar 30
5%
50
Feb
13
Chile
65 Va
82% Apr
14
Chyrsler
July
2
16 Va
15%
15%
15%:
15%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
48
47%
48
46 %
47%
45%
46
63%
62
62%
61
61
50
49%
49%
15%
39%
48
64
63%
64
50%
49 y4
50
y
*62
48%
v:
.16
,
•
t per share
t per share
347/a Feb
27% July 26
103'A July
109% Mar
3
31% Jan
4
95
Oct
29
29
30
Jun
38% Sep 12
107
Feb 26
29
24
36% Dec
41% Dec
15
68% Mar 22
43% Jan
38% Apr 27
54% Sep
5
8
V
*81%
84
♦81%
84
12
*11%
12
*11%
.12
18 Va
*17%
18%
17%
17%
*17%
1
3%
37/a
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5.800
.25
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,000
*46%
47
46
48
48
48
67%
67%
66%
67
->66
81%
84
*81%
~8% Nov~20
8% Jan
May 12
MarlS
85% Jun
28% Dec
19
34
16% Feb
16
20% Jun 23
40% Dec
1
150
Sep
87
Nov
47% May
*108
Sep
6
.
July 17
09% July 12
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
Jan
31
Cleve
44% Feb
5
Oct
30
Mar 14
28
Mar 15
41
25
Nov
23
34% Apr
16
96
Nov
21
109% Jan
27
•
3% Mar 24
26
18
131% May 16
Dec
28
Jan
1004
Oct
27
Oct
26
50 Ve Nov
24
42% Nov
20
101% May 22
21
86% Oct
23
25
29
22
3'
Jun
100% Nov
21
806
10
16% Jun
Mar 30
23% Oct
6
19 Ve Jun
Jan
13
37% Dec
21
16% Jan
13
41% Dec
21
v
27
4%%
cum
29
26% Feb
3
61
Mar 19
8
56
Feb
24
54% Mar 17
9
33
:
Apr
13
Collins
Colo Fuel &
Colorado
4%
11
Jun
29
12% Jan
2
32% Apr
16% Oct
13
13
15
Columbia
Gas
13
11
Jun
4.
15% Sep
27
Columbia
Pictures
July 11
72% Oct
24
58
July 31
30% Jun
"
29
43% Dec
28
25
39% Apr
51% Sep
4
19% Jan
65% Mar 19
2
18% Nov
14
22% Mar
24 Va Apr
26
38% Nov 30
43% Dec
18
67% Jun
1
45% Jan
8
15% July
5
12
24% Nov
18
22% Jan
8
July 18
11% Feb
6
19
22% Mar 10
Class
45% Jan
29
So
60% Nov
17
*
26% Dec
33% Mar 16
3
27% Jan
9% Jan
28
Nov
2
32% Aug
6
Commercial
Commercial
31% July 26
11% Feb
29% Nov
•
2
23-
3
Conde
6
Cone
28
Jun
18
29'
35% Jan
20
Consolidated
25
13% Oct:
9
Consolidated
Jun
Nopar
No par
Elec
33% May 19
106% July 19
109% Mar 18
30
Jan
2
.
105% Nov
141
32% Nov
16
108% Oct
2
Consol
23
Dec
20
112% Dec
IP
105% Sep
26
10% July 13
27% Jun
19
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
24
24
29
16
115
Feb
3
98% July 19
107
Feb
10
14% Sep
25
13% Jan
12% Jan
28
40 Va
July ?3
47% Feb
6
10
July 17
45% Jan 11
15
Jun
9% July S
26% Feb
Jun
104% Nov
2
41
28% Dec
22
22% Jun
25
10% July 13
9% Mar 8
13% Dec
28
11 Va Nov
8
19% Mar
12
Feb
3
1
61% July 20
34% Mar 21
16
Feb
5
10
34% Mar
8
109
Dec
7
Oct
20
113% Mar
2
28
Sep
Dec
101% Jan
15
,4
11
14% Apr 24
88
July 28
30% Dec
102% Feb
4
3
111
102
Jan
32% Dec
106% Dec
19% Jan
100
Jan
41% Jun
4
11
29
Nov
32% Jan
20
2
16
x95
Nov
24
17
Jan
2
24
92
Oct
24
23
107% July 10
32 % Jan
3
90 % Oct
18
110
42
Jan
July 31
106% Jan
21% Mar
99
11
16
5
May 28
43% Nov
19
29
106
Jan
0
106 Va Oct
31
110% Nov
20
Jun
25
8
17
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Jun
21
13
23
Oct
3
Aug 16
134
85%
Retail
Consumers
$4.50
Power
preferred
44
42%
43%
43Va
90
90
89 %
89%
89
89
>
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%;:
>% 19
22 Va
22%
21%
22'/a
22 Va
437/a
»
*38 %
.: '■
40
41*
*38%
40
*39
41
39
39
43
42
>39
42
*38
42
28%
.♦40
28
x27%
28%
27%
28 Va
'
28%
28%
3,600
28%
x27%
28%
28
28%
«
28'A
28%
2,700
28%
15%
42
20%
15 Va
12%
40
15%
15%
15'/a
127/a
*12%
13
*59%
61
*59..
20%
20%
20%
40
40
40%
60 %
59%
60%
59%
597/a
*
i
15%
23,500
127/a
2,300
59 Va
61%"
42%
41%
—
1,000
3,200
20%
20%
207/a
40
40%
39%
40
59
h
59%
58%
59
21 Va
21%
29%
30
10%
10%
700
3,000
4,200
~
2,700
,
,
28%
27%
28
27%
30%
29%
29%
29%
30
10%
10%
10Va
10 Va
*10 Va
10%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
23%
22%
.22%
22%
22%
29%'
30
30%
30%
v; 29%
30%
11%
11%
117 a
11%
12%
32%
31%
32
31%
7,800
22%
30
2,700
;
28 Va
22%
10%"
28%
23
30
12
32'A
"23
*29%
11%
106%
,
106%
25%
*106 ,106%
Co
25%
.
.
11%
105%
106%
105 7/a
25%
25%
105%
105%
106%
106%
100
*98%
100
*98%
100
"16%
16%
29
29'/a
16%
*
11
59%
1
Inc
lOo
1
com—Nopar
No par
*12
12'/a
17Va
12 %
12 Va
17%"
29
32%
32%"
102% 102% -
42%
42%
94
120
107
100
.
16%
1,000
11
100
59
4,200
28%
29
28%
7,400
58%
59%
29
Vi
.
*10%
11
59%
98
16
16%
16%
11
58%
*10%
11
58%
1,700
25%
*105%
16,600
106%
25%
105%
16%
8,400
25%
105
57%
317/a
106%
*98%
♦10%
1,700
12
31%
>
100
16,000
25%
106
.
20%
20%
39%
42%
•—
41%
13
-61
.
740
•
12%
15 %
15%
*12%
61
40
*92%
109% 109%'
10%
10%
*17% 18'A
5%
8,000
40
*39%
"
Aircraft
Co
-3,200
2 2'A
29%
—.No par
Pwr
V
*39
41%
41
42
Nopar
Nopar
Steel Ind Inc com.—2
convertible preferred
—25
preferred
90
.
19%
28
—
$4.25 preferred
89
..,41
*40
42%
*102% 104%"
*36
36 %
*95
96%
*18%
18%
93'A 93%
$3.75
~
21%
22%
t
7.100
43%
42%
30%
preferred
Cont Cop &
,
89
42%
Nopar
Container Corp of Amer com
10
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com..No par
$5.50 preferred
Nopar
Continental Can Inc common
20
$4.52
300
2,900
28%
Stores Inc
Co
85%
101%
*760
43%
40
134
101
*760
*780
900
2,700
*85%
100%
100%
4%
33%
*133
85
85
101'A
4'A
'>,
■
134%
*134
85%
100%
640
98'A
96%
32%
4%
33%
.
,
Consolidated
Textile
2
134
101'A
*780
25% 25%
*104% 105
*98V2 100
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33% 'r J 16,%
16,/a
Consolidated Laundries Corp
.*.5
*10% 11
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
58%
58'A
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
29% 29%
6rU preferred ctfs of deposit—
*28
2874
Vultee
25
30% Jan
,
8574
101
series B—100
Consolidated
14% Jun
134%
*85
common__.No par
Consolidated
18
Mar 18
33%
98
4%
33%
30 Va
series C—.,
3
8
Dec
36
4%
33%
25,600
28%
Baltimore
of
Preferred 4%
"4 Va
33 Va
6,100
26%
25
Preferred 4%%
26
11% Nov
19
7
108
<fe
v
4%
"eo
36%'
25
>
40 Va
35%.
* 36%
26%
300
39Va
/
Nopar
Nopar
Lt
40
67
28
Co
Inc
Feb
22
25
Dec
102
Elec
♦134
19%
22%
42 .
42%;
43
28 Va
101
59 3%
:
Cigar
21% Feb
17% Sep
10% Jan
28
113% Muy 12
Gas
40
.
Nopar
preferred i
$5
Cons
40
*59'A
'
26% July 12
*39%
39%
5
Co
Co~i
Congoleum-Nairn
25
"" 40
3 3'A
250
*65%
40
15'A
13
61
42%
32 Va
20
6
28
68%
68%
28%
Edison of N Y com...No par
22% Nov
Feb
*66%
*66%
99
1,900
34%
34%
69
...4%
50
106
49%
35%
*67
-
80
*75
106
35%
36
15
13
*59'A
42%
*20%
Nopar
Coppermines Corp.—5
FebTs
s35%
*28%'
Publishing Co—Nopar
Corp.,
r——10
7% Dec
7% Jan
19%
22'A
*41
*41
*40
28 %
*10%
28%
23
*29%
* 11 %
Nast
Mills
41
15
par
Inc.—No par
Edison
30%
July 13
3% Feb
par
100
Co—:
Ohio
25 Va
r
par
..No par
Inc.—
20% July 12
,
Nopar
Solvents—
Commonwealth
35%
96
common__No par
Credit
35%
a
106%
106
105%
150
*130
50
98
Engineering
Superheater
105%
■
80
50
97
*101
101 %
4%
4%
33%
33%
135
135
*85 %
86 %
101
101%
*780
44
44
*89 >
90
100
1
$4.25 cum preferred w w
Columbus &
106
*75
50
26%
2.50
Combustion
X36% July-11
150
36
Ry com
System
Carbon
390
600
*130
36%
B
Columbian
92 %',
43%
267/a
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A
2.50
Oct
*105%
1,100
92%
43%.
36
Corp com__No par
14% Oct
40
49%
19
*18%
3,600
92%
26%
1st preferred
14% Apr
July 26
10% Dec
50
1.500
29%
29%
80
*75
*497/a
15.700
9
93 Va.'
44
3674
____100
Corp
Southern
&
non-cum
*136%
"80
*75
.
100
Iron
150
103%-
9%
19 Va
187 a
3,200
*93
Day
29%
91%
28%
preferred
(The) com
Aikman
&
*136%
100'A
Thanksgiving
500
53 %
52 Va
X44
92%
44%
150
36%
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp....No
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com_.No
'$3.50 preferred
i.No
23% Jan
91 Va
44%
26 %
Coca-Cola
100% Feb
19%
92%
44%
310
35
CLOSED
9%
6,600
v
96%
'35
93%
29%
29
12
5
18%
19 Va
91%
*44%
*96
105%
9%
*93
36%
2nd
Co
19 Va
703%
Xl0$% 105%
*9% 'r1 ' 9%
2874
Jan
10
29%
Cluett Peabody & Co com..!—No par
cum
18
28%
108 Va
36%
preferred
Jun
' 28 'A
107%
1
preferred
conv
7%
55% Feb
28 VA
50
860
r
93%
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
53%
.—Nopar
common
Clopay Corp
4%
53
*28%
28%
15 %
19'A
91 %
92%
45
45
*136% 150
*75
80
50%
50%
'*105'A 106
*34%
35 %
*67
69
*39%
40
50
stock..
Inc
8
July 12
11
gtd
7%
132
25% Jun 22
25
8 %
4%
gtd
16
10
35% Jan
Co
Molybdenum
Foods
" 3
Jan
40% Oct 11
Special
53%
Shares
37%
37%
96%
.96
93%
...No par
Pitts RR
Climax
Clinton
53 %
*91%
100
preferred
&
53%
93%
Co com—.100
preferred
Jan
37% Jan
,36
38% Dec 21
13
36'A Feb
$4.50
53%
' 9%
*91%
tper share
35
"*9Va
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
94 V* Jan
138
28
84
Sep 13
5% Aug 2f
29% July 17
Feb
Oct
.
18
39
165
14% July 17
57
Oct
28
92
18
15% Jan
5
Dec
34% Dec
37% July 17
25% July 11
Jan
74
143
Mar 27
134% July 27
70% July 17
7
112% Dec
16
111
Nov K 8
13
5
Louis Ry
& St
7
non-cum
35
*91%
20
5
26
5%. Jan
C
35
9%
100
Co
25
5%
96%
35
"9V«
5
common
preferred—
Equipment
Feb
67% Nov
112% Mar 16
3% July 11
C C
Co
conv
96%
35
53%
108 Va
No par
Apr
30% Jan
43
>14%
90
4%%
Clark
97'A
35
Sales for
the Week
t per share
38
96%
•
26,700
,
Friday
Nov. 22
t per share
37 Va
35
'
98
100
66%
Nov. 23
Thursday
Nov. 21
■
200
PRICES
Wednesday-
37%
"97'A
35
53 Va
107%
100
,
50 % Nov
17
3
95
105
155
Nov
4
Dec
4
14
73
12% Jan
Dec
Stores
15
37% Mar 15
3
29 Va
946
City
26
38
29%
22
City
53% Feb
17
common
7
21% Jan
37%
37%
5
Co
5%%
preferred
Products Corp
100% Feb
25
Oct
Service
-
SALE
I per share
10
City Investing Co
29
Jan
37
Cities
31% Dec
23% July 13
62% Jan
4
Oct
80
42 % Jan
8
112% Mar
38% July 26
10
37%
37%
HIGH
Nov. 20
200
17% -17%
18
66%
12
*11%
11%
•47
66%
Tuesday
f per share
t per share
*37
8.50
com
100
15
32% Mar
9
140
18
Jun
72
>38% Apr
19
Mar 30
138
27% July 31
18'A May 2
89% May 2
Elec
11%
47
66 Va
LOW AND
preferred
•
18
Oct
'
29
4%
94
27
Mar 11
*45
-
67%
Nov. 19
Nov. 17
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
11 Va Jan
3
93
3
24
46
;
Monday-
Saturday
Par
<fe
82%
"
STOCK
V
Gas
120% Sep
84% Mar 28
1% Jun" 30
82
Jan
YORK
Cincinnati
6,100
84
Co—
Sper share
3
1,600
49%
48 %
*17%
EXCHANGE
Highest
I per share
24
Jan
26
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
3,900
>,.1,800
'
STOCKS
Year 1950
7,100
'
*ll7/a
Corp "
Range for Previous
Lowest
5,200
*81%
preferred
Copper
16,700
42 %
40%
16%
48
*63
100
Oil
common..
conv
38 % July 31
9
Cotton
Co
1,000
*.
17%'
'•
42
10
Chicago Yellow Cab
16
Childs
2,600
25
Jan
19% Jan
7% Jun 22
14
1,500
2,200
.
125
3
12
13
2,400
No par
preferred series A
conv
7%
18
42%
40%
49%
8%
17%
42%
16 Va
RR Co__No par
8 Va
18'A
42%
48
preference_.No par
Chic Rock Is & Pac
8%
8%
♦82
r
40%
."100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
$3
13%
84
18
42%
*
—
84
42%
18%
42%
Chicago & North West com_.No par
5%
8%
*8 %
No par
pfd__
non-cum
11% Aug
Sep
16,000
15
16% Jun
19
4
200
23
,
♦83
"
.
1,700
33%
-
18%
19
11
13% Apr
11% July 26
.13% Jan
70
■
7%
32%
7%
83%
8
9
33%
99%
7%
32%
18
39 Va Nov
52% Oct
2,300
*82
15% Nov
28% Mar
200
25%
19 Va
Chica Milw St Paul & P.,
52% Feb
39%
••
83%
9
23
25
18%
9
38% Mar 28
*
*38
26%
100
7%
*32
34%
*25%.
18%
5
26
-33%
34%
*99
7%
32%
*32
26
18%
Feb
11
*
34
7%
25%
19 Va
59% Feb
Dec
39
39
700
5,600
•
18%
14% Feb
43
16%
19%
30
44% Dec
16% :
4,600
84%
22% Dec 28
,
16u/a
.
*19%
7
3
3
54%
*82%
28
30
Jan
52 Va
16%
39
55%
10
100
convertible preferred
3%%
25
26 % Jun
*38
9%
55
16%
9%
Chic & East 111 RR Co com__No par
Class A -—A*—.:
—40
7% Nov
27% Jan
99
9%
55
16%
26
99
9%
54
39
26
25%
33%
17 Va Jun
30
*38
39
7%
39 Va Jun
10% Dec
23% Dec
16%
*31%
28
5
13
16%
1.25
51% Dec 27
Jan
55%
100
*99
No par
__jl
—.
16
55%
16%
25%
Chic Ind' & Louisv Ry Co cl A
25
Class B
No par
7% Jan
27% Mar 30
11
•
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
Jan
56%
*9%
9%
Corp of Virginia—.i__5
Chesapeake <fc Ohio Ry common__25
2
17
preferred
*9%
-
»
_j
Chesapeake
35 V* Dec
4
Co
Checker Cab Mfg
38% Oct
30
-
Fibre
&
-
107% Feb
15
5
Paper
common
2
Jun
July
76
Corp.
10
4 % Feb
25
"
Co
Champion
25
Mills
28%
1,600
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28
29%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12
12 Va
1,400
12
-
29%
*12
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,100
16%
"32%
102%
*102%
35%
*96
*28%
17
16%
16%
32%
32%
32%
102%
102%
104%
36 •'•">■
102
96%
102%
102
35%
35%
96%
96%
36%
*96%
7,300
7,600
102%
102'A
"
560
'
'
I 36 Vz
37
95%
,
98
18%
16Va
32%
102%
16%
102%, 102%
36
,
32%
32%
103
102%
_
102%
17
16%
32%
?
97
'18%
"
18%
70
"
"3,200
*
210
1,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
93%
93%
93
93%
93
93
92%
92%
280
42%
43%
X42
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
11,900
93%
94
94
109%
10%
18
94
'
110
10%
..18
18%
'
*93%
94%
109%
110%
116%
110%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*177'e
18%
18
13
94
94
-
600
110%
1.780
10%
10%
4.000
*17Va
18%
500
110
16
(2000)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, November 26, 1951
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Rang* for Previous
Lowest
I pershare
8
July 17
50 Mi July 13
Lowest
Highest
I pershare
13 Mi Dec 30
78% Jan 11
SYaJun 29
1 per
than
10
1
12 V* Jan
64% Feb
2
2
7% July
28
93/4 Dec
48% July
July
2
12
3
27% NOV 25
22
July 17
53 3/4 July 25
27% NOV 24
26 Me Jan
55% Mar 13
Dec 28
10
22 Ms Jun 28
19% Jun 29
13Mi Jan
20
Jun
17
41
14 Mi Jun
27
223/4 Dec 28
12
4€3/4 July 14
513/4 Oct 24
10% Jan
17 Mi Apr
57
3
July 17
28 Ys Jan
100
13
Apr
18
100 V* July 11
24
COMiJun
29
45 M4
Nov 27
38
Jan
2
102 V* Aug 17
94
105
,
22
Nov 30
3
176% July 13
187% Apr
13
3
1% July 13
22 M4 July
13
Mar 17
49
13 Mi May
Oct 17
72% Jan
33/< Aug
64 Mi Jan
76
July 13
62
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
6M4 Mar
6
May 20
8
93 Mi Jun
x66
3
Jan
160 Mt May
17
17 Mi Oct
78
13
Par
11 Ma Jan
20
Continental
12
Continental
Oil
1
Continental
Oct
52
19
Jan
2
78
7% July
3
647/8 July 13
9y« July 17
Ma Mar 29
Mar 27
103/4 Oct
5
77% Oct 31
13% Jan
19
26% NOV 22
5
July 13
102% Dec 27
148 3/4 Nov 25
10 Ms Oct
25
July 13
553/4 Jan
28
73% Jan
3
12 Ms Dec
18
203% Jan
3
24% Aug
8
Feb
21
22% Feb
17
44 Mi
125
13% Jan 13
96
Jan
12
25
19
180
July 13
20
Jun
S
28
Nov 20
25
180
17 Ma Jun
23
Jan
22 Mi Dec
26
15% Jun 27
Feb 14
Jan
20
32 Ma Dec
29
138
7M«July
NOV
62
x'25
18 Mi
1,900
66%
66 Ma
66 Ma
67 Ma
66%
66%
1,040
7,500
93 Ya
94 Ma
•93 Ya
94Ye
96
»95Mi
96 Mi
4
2 Ma
2 Ms
2 Ms
2 Ma
2
Co
33/i%
$2
3
3
5%
Mar 20
Cuba
Jan
5
Mar
1063/4 Feb
2
3IM2 Jan
15
Oct 29
45% Sep
27
20 M4 Apr
14
July 26
29 M4 Jan
2
34% Sep
96% May 24
102% Mar 21
88 Ma Jun
20
96
102 Ya Aug 21
89 M2 Jun
15
102 y2 Sep
1
29
95
Jan
5
8
30
July 10
99
Jan
100 Ma Feb
104
19
12 Mi
12 Mi
12 Mi
900
25
25
25
25 Mi
25 Mi
25 Mi
25 M»
25%
25 Mi
25 Mi
1,700
6,400
40 Ms
40%
♦94 Ma
393/4
95
•94 Ma
95
100
183/i
19
18 Mi
19
36%
36Ye
36Ya
36 Ya
600
48%
49
48
483/4
$4.20
2,800
•97%
98 Ma
973/i
973/4
97%
973/i
97%
98
97 3/4
97Y4
360
42 Ma
43
41 Mi
433/8
43 Mi
43%
43
43 Me
*93 Ma
95
93 Mi
94 Ma
94 Ma
95
94 3/i
95
10,300
1,800
Crucible
Steel
of
Amer
25
com
convertible
RR
preferred
non-cum pfd
6%
7%
43
94
*36 Ms
94
25%
100
:/
25 Ma
•20 Ma
•170
100
common—.10
100
19
19 Ms
37
42%
100
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
*24 Ma
20%
200
7%
7%
•61 Ma
66 Ma
11%
11%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc___2.50
Curtis Publishing common...No par
$7 preferred
No par
Prior
preferred
No par
•27 Ma
28 Ma
7%
102
*51
52
243/4
20%
•27
7%
7%
7 Ma
7%
7 Ma
7%
65 Mi
♦62 Ma
63 Ms
62 Ma
62 Ma
200
11 Ma
11%
11%
11 Ys
11%
ll7/a
3,500
28%
27 Mi
28
28
283/4
500
6Ya
lOOMa
7,500
28 Ma
6%
*27
6%
lOOMa
6%
101
♦50
101
*101
*50
6%
51
50
50
10%
24%
24%
24 Mi
24%
24 Mi
243%
100
*128 Ma
No par
*3G7/8
135
►128Ma
37
36 Ma
363/i
353/4
100%
4,200
130
51
*50
*
135
10 Ma
14,100
24%
24 Ma
24 Ma
1,800
135
*128Ma
♦128 Ma
3 6 3/i
36 Mi
135
36 Mi
37 Mi
2,000
303/4
40 Yi
1,300
31
30%
81
31
31
♦933/4
95
933/4
933/4
93 Ma
93 Ma
*93 Ma
95
*93%
95
13 Mi
13%
13 Mi
13%
13%
♦13 Mi
13 Ma
13Ys
*16%
17 Mi
*16 Ma
17%
♦16Ma
17 Mi
13%
♦16 Ma
*16 Ma
42
17 Mi
42
42
42
31 Mi
31
42
42
4P/4
42
16
16
153/4
153/4
16
16 Ma
15%
15%
15 5/s
15 Ys
1,500
1,200
34
34
33 Ya
33%
34
34
33 Ya
34
337/s
34
2,200
413/i
42
20
500
17 Mi
•
4
Preferred 3.75%
series A
100
♦89 Ma
91
91
91
90
89
89
7
Preferred 3.75%
series B
100
*89
90
♦89
90
*89
90
*89
90
*88
89 Ma
Preferred
series C
100
*95
9 6 Mi
*95
96 Mi
*95
96 Mi
95
95
*93
95
20%
20%
20 Ms
Mi
2,400
9 Mi
9%
93/8
93/e
4,500
603/4
Feb
26
17 Ma Jan
8
25% Sep
10
Jun
27
11 Ma Oct
4
Dayton
3.90%
90
Co
50o
20%
20%
20%
20 Ma
20 Ma
Inc
50c
9%
95/«
9%
9%
9 Ma
Rubber
20 Ya
89 Ma
*88
20
40
■
•»— «•
10
'
10
Jan
3
41 Mi Dec
38 Ma Jan
4
593/4 Dec 20
22
Oct
3
69 3/i Oct
17
Deep Rock Oil Corp
2
74
Oct
19
Deere
37
Jan
19
25
63 Mi Feb
9
Delaware & Hudson
2
17 Mi Feb
2
Delaware
2
25
Oct
20
2
69 Ma Oct
5
29
Jan
19
41 Mi Jun
20
lOYaJuly
20 M2 Jan
3
7 Ma Jun
27
Dec
20
233/4 Jun 21
24% Jun
29
58
Dec
28
42 Ma Jun
27
72 y4 Dec
29
19
41 Mi Jan
14 '/a Dec
29®/a Jan
Records
303/i Jun 25
45% Dec
37
Decca
57
18
34% July 13
200
10
24%
»
10 Ma
•13
Corp common
—
1
preferred series A
..100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common—7
33/4%
-
10
35%
*128
Ma
102
10
135
6
63/.
6%
♦lOOMa
51
31
1,300
*62 Ma
10 Ms
Dana
410
20 Ya
200
7%
10
I
•170
11%
10 Ma
pfd
Inc
203/i
200
66 Ma
11%
10
A
24 Mi
24
21 Ms
20 Ye
*170
200
1
common
25
*243/8
203/i
*170
1
Curtiss-Wright
Class
*101
243/b
20%
200
•62
6%
6%
25 Ma
20%
*170
5
Inc
Press
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
30
12 Ms
40%
19 Ms
Cutler-Hammer
345/a Mar 17
12 Mi
40
49
15
16 M2 Dec 29
95
•12 Ms
36%
24
31
♦94 Ma
12
18%
37MiNov
3
94
12
Ms
49
132 Ma Jan
9
40%
94
12
36%
jun 29
37% Mar
8,400
40 Ms
94
12
19 Mi
10
17 Ya Feb
40 Ma
40 Ma
•92
493/4
27a/s Feb
lOOMa Mar 16
4,000
36%
July 2
128Me May 23
2
1,900
2 Ma
49
9
14
4%
2 Ma
49 Ma
10
25
50
4Mi
2
19 Ms
Jan
Jun
Mi
2,500
171
49%
common
12 Ma Jan
90
4
Mi
•170
J2
(The)
2
28
171
170Yb
~50
68%' 69
•36 Ms
Cuneo
15
171
69%
2.50
8
31% Aug 20
10 Mi Feb
3
'170
69 Mi
No par
8
3
171
*95 V*
Corp common
5
preferred
No par
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
4% %
preferred
14% Oct
40 Mi
25
96
69 Mi
—1
—
America
preferred
99 Ma Oct
77
of
•170 Ma
94 Ya
68 3%
*
52 Ma
100
common
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
47Mi Oct
25Ye Jan
187/8Dec
4%
2 Ms
31
103/i July 13
3
43/8
2%
Jan
185/a July 13
27
4%
Corp..—1
Inc
Cork & Seal
28
6 Ma Jun
4 Mi
Crown
173/a Feb
11 Mi Jan
-1
4 Ms
of Wheat Corp
14% July 24
5
171
4 Mi
Cream
173/4 Feb 17
July
•170%
preferred
1
15 Ma Jan
July 24
100
7%
Creameries
19M2 May 10
100
♦95
693/i
Crane
99 Ma Dec
Dec
95 Ma
69
5
13 Ma July 10
28
*93 Ye
95 Ms
70
Coty International
13 Ms Nov
3
94%
96 Ma
Coty
26 Ms Dec 30
1
*93%
•95%
12
11
*51
•93%
preferred
2 3/4 Jan
13
52%
•69 Mi
3 Ma %
Corn
26
243/4 Feb
•51
65%
947/a
23
12% May
29 Mb Mar
20
Cum pfd 3Ma% aeries of 1947.100
Products Refining common.25
2
19
2
23 Ma
2,400
66 Ma
series
0
...100
Jan
57
100
3,500
■
65 Ma
13
28
29 Ma
653/i
9
8MiJuly
28 Mi
29 Ms
Corning Glass Works common
July
48 Mi Jun
55
27 Ma
29%
July 16
10
20
52 Ma
55
29
297/a
68
Apr
6M4 Nov 23
*51 Ma
Day Z.
28 Ma
67
pref 5%
53/e Jan
32
52 Ma
55%
29
29%
•18
793/4 Aug 17
106
29 Mi
4,200
•51
104% Feb
22
x28Mi
29%
4,800
3,200
33
18 Mi
185
100 Ma Jun
*54%
29%
29 Ma
303%
30 Ms
53 Ma
26 V*
32 Mi
52 Ma
Jan
9 M*
55 Ma
30 Ma
29%
51%
25Y4
Thanksgiving
68
8
175
*54 Ma
54%
30%
5
common
*54 Ma
18 Ma
3
29
28
55 Ma
•54
CLOSED
67 Ma
104 Mi Mar
186
Convertible
14
Jun
33
18 3/a
Oct
79
26 Ma
323/4
'
68%
573/4 Oct
31 Mi jun
25 Ma
32 Mi
18 M.
39% Feb
29
24 Ya
32
67
Aug 17
343/4 Dec
53%
24%
323/.
54
18%
Nov 23
823/4 Nov 15
53 Mi
24%
32 Mi
53
69Mi
35
3
53 Ya
*23%
18 Ms
48
Mar 31
53 Ma
24 Ma
32%
9,200
68 Mi
19
163% Jan
53%
32 Mi
700
400
8 Ma
18
28
64
533/4
•23%
67
8 Mi
69
41% Oct
5
JJ
Delaware
66Y4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
68
493/4 Dec
1053/4 May
83/a
17%
27
97% Nov 20
8%
•51%
25
15
8%
50
4
3
17% Jan
8 Ma
Shares
15
Cornell Dubllier Electric Corp..—.1
13
102 Mi Jan 11
12 '/a July 13
32 Mi Jun
27 Mi Jan
8%
14 Ya
Corn Exchange Bank 81 Tr Co
19
17
8 3/8
/,;
Sales fsr
the Week
f per share
share
2
20
Nov
8 Ma
Cooper-Bessemer
11
X20 Ma Sep
72 Ma Jan
42% Oct
30 Mi Mar
68
8%
I per
15
*66 3/i
Copperweld Steel Co
1033/4 Feb
30
*14Ya
67 %
1
2
20 Mi Jun
15%
67Ms
8
4'A Nov 16
2
Jun 28
94
15
68 Mi
30Ma Nov
2
Jan
15%
•67 M»
9
18
14
•15 Mi
553/4 July
42% Jan
Jun
14
15%
68 Ma
Corp
14
Corp common
0
$3 prior preferred——
No par
Copper Range Co
—No par
10% Jan
27
Dec
of
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
tper share
•67 Ma
Steel
16
Thursday
Nov. 21
I per share
•15 V*
Motors
Feb
$ per share
10
Inburance
593/4 Sep
Wednesday
Nov .20
1
Continental
32
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Nov. 19
f per share
Continental Diamond Fibre-
3
33 Ms Nov
Monday
Nov. 17
Jan
27% Jan
Sep
10
Saturday
< per share
5
101
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25
30 Mi Jan 31
105
Jan 11
2% Feb
YORK
&
.7%
Co
*64
1
64 Ma
93/8
63
63 Ma
63
623/4
62%
2,400
64 Ma
65
64%
65
64 Ma
65
63 Mi
64 Mi
4,200
313/4
31 Ma
31%
313/a
31%
31 Mi
31 Ys
44
44 Ms
43%
44
13%
125/s
123/4
235/8
23 Ys
23 Ma
23 Ma
900
61 Mi
60 Ma
61
60
60 Me
2,200
63
No par
643/4
65
20
313/a
313/a
*313/a
100
common
44%
44 Ma
*44
45
44
44
14
14 M»
133/4
14
12Yi
133/4
Lack &
23%
23%
23 Ma
22 ®/8
223/4
62 Ma
62
62 Mi
61%
71
Western
Delaware Power & Light
63
V- 12 Ms
preferred
50
•23%
Co—13.60
800
600
15,900
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
12
Apr 20
48%
July
60 Ma Jun
79 Ma Feb
15% Mar 29
24YaOct
17
21% Apr
10
253/8 Sep
6
Oct
23
21% July 13
52 Ma July 12
5% July 12
68
May 19
Feb
2
8
May 16
21 Ma Mar 13
32Mb NOV 17
27 M4 Jun
29
42
12 Ma Jun
273/a Nov 23
16 Mi Jan
17
19 Ma Mar
29
18 Mi July 13
16 ya D e c 2 9
60
5% July 25
23 Ma
July 20
36 Ma Nov 23
35Ya Mar
"jT
,34 Mi Dec 18
11%. Mar 31
63/4 July 13
17
July 13
49
Dec
37
64
8
Mar
Jan
2
20
Aug 15
29% Mar
373/4 Nov
9
1
19
Steel
De
Raynolds class A
&
Devoe
Feb
16
1
36% Feb
20
19Y4 Feb
8
Diamond
9% Jan
5
11 Ma Feb
3
Diana
Stores
13
Distill
Year 1950
$1.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
f per share
4
Lowest
Match
10
July 17
25 Mi July 12
11 Ma July 25
f per share
153/4 Jan 11
12 Mi Nov
8
473/4 Oct
44 Mi Jan
15
13
Jan
Motor
T
18
13
35
Nov
19
147/a Jan
19
9
10Mi Oct
30
4
30 % Jan
2
17 Mi Jan
6
14% Jan
2
43 M2 Jun
29
4
667/a Oct
15
Douglas
119% Sep
11
Dow Chemical Co
2
119 Mi Jan
13
181
Dec
19
180 Ma Jan
3
Sep
13
$3.25
16Mb July 17
218/8 Oct
18
20 Ma Jan
2
275/a Oct
3
Dresser
7
883A Dec
Oct
25
93% Feb
1
33/4%
Dunhill
13
8
Jun
14
19 Mi Jan
10
33
Nov
21
18
10 Ma Nov 21
17
Feb
9
85% Jun
12
122 Mi Jan
9
101 y4 Jan
31
51 Ma Dec
12
52% Nov 30
fl5/a Dec
11
113/4 Jan 10
15 Ma Mar 30
82
270
143/4 Dec
127MiApr 22
106
Jun
173/4
17
17%
17
17
28
28
27% v'27 Mi
x37
37
37
28
29
373/4
1
82% Nov 23
114
Nov 23
93 Ma Nov
45
Nov
9Ys July
21
102 Ma May
125
8
Aircraft
27
4,600
36 Ys
1,400
1,100
50 Ma
50%
x483/i
49
48
48
34
34
33 Ma
333/4
900
13%
34%
13%
337/e
13%
13 Ma
13 Ma
133/a
13 Ma
1,500
10%
10%
10
103/.
10
10%
10 Ma
lOYs
10 Mi
1,700
26%
26%
26
263/8
257/a
26
X25%
25%
25 Ys
6,700
f per share
Monday
Tuesday
Nov. 19
Nov
9 per share
*10
25 3/a
13
*69
71
*69
35
35
35
103/8
35 Ma
Wednesday
20 z
12%
.
t per share
*12%
34%
103/a
*10 Mi
10%
10%
34 Ma
35
35
36
36
36
163/s
15%
16%
16 %
16%
10%
*10 Mi
56%
100%
101 Ya
lOOMa
101%
100 Ma
1013/4
102
1003/4
101 Ma
100
100
*226
233
*225
232
50o
23%
58
58
56%
*225
23Y8
234
23 Ma
23 Ya
23%
>
563/4
V
pfd—50
•
*45 Ma
46 Ma
*10 Ma
10 Mi
84 Mi
32
lOYs
lOYs
24%
85 Mi
X83%
115 Ms
1143/4
114 5/s
*94
94%
93 Ma
94
•45 Ma
46 Ma
45
45 Yi
45 Ma
45
*10Ma
lOMi
10%
10
23%
84 Ms
115
94 Ma
10 Ms
94
.
*10 Ms
100
32
-
Ms
115 Ma
115
800
232
10%
V 843/8
94 M2
*225
33
84 Ya
*93 Mi
227
227
10% '
84
84 Ma
*115Mi 115%
8,400
lOOMa
10 Ms
32
10%,
No par
1,600
101
lOOMa
32 Ma
31 Ma
103/i
No par
57
100
84
31 Mi
series
56 5/s
101 Ys
*82
105/a
series
5,300
82
31%
$3.50
300
3,200
16%
82
10%
$4.50
Ma
10 Mi
36 Mi
16 3/a
84
31%
10%
10 Mi
36
CLOSED
Thanksgiving
Day
24
*31
No par
Du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co—
Common
—8
Duplan Corp
*82
700
24%
84
84
58
400
200
34 Mi
lOOMa
100 Ma
♦100
*82
*82
57%
12%
69
33 3/i
EXCHANGE
10%
34 Ma
16%
*1003/4
convertible preferred—100
International
1
Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp
343%
16%
Shares
1 per share
69
STOCK
*333/4
Sales for
the Week
12 Ma
70
*35^v^(
1 per share
12%
*68 Ma
18
common
Nov. 23
'
"
No par
No par
preferred
Friday
Nov. 23
Thursday
Nov.21
12%
70
16%
56%
common
Industries
*12%
70
*35
•
9 per share
13
70
par
Preferred
6
600
26 3/i
36 Ma
37%
50 Mi
Preferred
12 Ma Feb
1,900
3,200
17
343/4
3
6
17
363/4
13 Ya
23
7
6
*35%
50 Mi
Jan
54Mi Feb
60
6
V-
*34 Mi
106% Feb
20
6 Ms
13%
No par
Inc
Co
$4 preferred series A
2nd
'/•
49 3/i
Dr. Pepper Co—..——No par
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
8
Dome Mines Ltd
No par
111 Ma Feb
60 Mb Jan
173/8
*6
343/4
387/a Aug 16
19 Mi Oct
2
10
X22
373/4
6
133/a
-
20
*55
36 Mi
Nov. 17
Certificates
Nov
773/i Jan
60
>
37%
*12%
100
Dec" 19
♦55
60
6
37
493/4
Saturday
—I—I—-No
15
July 12
28%
*55
6 Ma
373/4
6
*
18
60
37 Mi
<
34%
Corp.
Cup'Co
111 Mi Jun
18
*55
6 Ma
37 Ma
rif
Dlvco
Dixie
13
11 Mi Mar 27
60
373/4
7,300
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
I per share
27
Mar
27%
EXCHANGE
Sep
81
*17%
STOCK
NEW YORK
16% Apr
793/4 Oct
363/i Jan
83 Mi
*6
363/4
Ms"
9
Co
Car
Corp
Jan"
54%
107
*55
1
1
No par
common
preferred
cum
Highest
333/i Nov 23
July 26
5,300
22
STOCKS
9 per share
12Mi Jan
233/8
22
—2
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Diamond
Range lot Pt evloua
35
23
22 Ms
50o
19
Feb
300
24 Ms
22
*70 Ma
28
457/sJan
31
70 Ma
23 Ma
22 Ma
—10
Alkali Co—
Diamond
133/8 Nov 17
28
70%
243/a
22
2
Vilbiss Co..
33 Ma Nov
Jun
72
23%
22 Ma
8
Co—
Stove
Corp
7
24
♦70 Ma
23 Mi
22
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit-Michigan
27
29 Mi Nov 24
72 Ma
23 Ma
Detroit
Detroit
21
2
70Ya
23 Ma
22 Mo
Edison
Dec
8% Jan
74
23 Me
22 Mb
100
Detroit
16% Dec
54
*71%
15
20
preferred
(The)
Derby Oil Co
62
100
common
Escrow ctfs for
17
17% May 26
24
Escrow ctfs for
24 Ms
,
10,000
10
800
v
8,600
837/s
15,100
114 Mi
82%
114
1,100
94
700
45 Ma
Ma
94
45 Ma
230
10 Ma
600
*10
243/aDec
18
19 Ya Jun
25
28% NOV
25
25
25
25
25
25
13% Jun 30
20 3/8 Dec
24%
24
27
19
Jan
10
13
-1
25 Ya
26
Mi
25Ya
26 Ms
25 Ma
26
25 3/i
Jun
26 Mi Sep
Eastern Airlines Inc.
13
26 Mi
27
25 ya
257/s
213/4 Nov 25
19
Apr
4
Eastern
Corp
24 Ma
24 Mi
24%
24 3/a
13
18 Mb Apr
24%
23 Ma
24 Me
13% Jun
29
Eastern
Stainless
15 Ma
14%
143/i
14Ms
14%
15
15
July 17
17
24%
15
24 Mi
Jan
10
6
24 Mi
10
28
40
33% Sep
513/4 Sep
14 Ma
14%
50% Sep
14
Eastman
10
45%
45%
46
46 5/s
457/s
48%
48%
49%
48 Yi
49
160
160 Mi
*159%
*159%
162
Eaton
160
*373/s
160
7
100
2
373/4
37 Ma
373/8
37 Mi
373/a
37 Ms
37 Ms
8
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
*157/8
16
15Ya
15%
*157/s
16%
15 5/s
16
100
*85
167/a
*99Mi
*13
48 Ma
17
16 Ma
101
*99 Mi
19
525/8 NOV 27
171
Dec
6
Apr
10
29
Jan
13
39Ya Oct
25
14% July 12
19 Ma Jan
7
88 M2 Aug 25
xl2Mi July 12
95
Sep
14
8
Jun
5
190
98
Mar 10
41 Ma July 10
160
Jun 29
36 Mi
8
95
Feb
30
19
Sep 26
Jun
22
Jan
25
14% Oct
9
44 Ma Jun
29
213/8 July 26
173/4 Jun
29
5 4 Ye May
2
27 Ya Oct 18
49 Ma Oct
16
30
Aug
19% Feb
15 Ma Jan
38 Ma July 26
32% Jun
44
Eagle-Picher
6%
11
96
26
11
13
2
28
Jan
83 Ya NOV
15 Ma Dec
102
May 2
133/aDec 19
Jan
July
15 Ma Jun
182
1
101% Mar 22
4
Ekco
Electric
Oct
4
413/a Jan
26
33/4 Apr
18
l7/a Jan
2
2 3/4 Oct
10
Elec
443/i Oct
2
40 3/8 Jan
2
26
21
15
Dec
23
28% Feb 23
75
48
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
13MaFeb
15
12 Ma Dec
15
Feb
23
26
2
383/8 Oct
8
El
July 2
123/i July 17
16% Apr 20
22% Jan
3
Emerson
Electric
16 Ma Mar 16
Emerson
Radio
20
Nov
15
26% Nov
8
337/s Feb
5
Oct
11
103 Ma Jan
12
19 Mi Jun
29
22% Feb
2
5% Jun
28
7% Feb
23
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
16% Jun
Erie
20y4 Jun
1
207/b Mar 17
335/g Jan
5
20
104 y4 Nov
15
8
July 12
24 Mi Jun
5
7Yb May 15
10% Jan
13
193/4 Dec
28
51% Jun
27
68
Dec
28
9
60
May 25
60
Jan
For footnotes
see
page 24.
94
29
24% Feb
13
62% July
3
71% Feb
6
58
6
66
Jun
Mar 26
Natural
Empire
Gas
Mfg Co
RR
&
Phonograph
RR
!
Co—
*37
2 Mi
42 Ma
47%
47 Yi
3,000
25
x233/4
24
5,000
38
*37
38%
400
2 Mi
19,000
373/4
2
37%
2%
2 Mi
42 Mi
42%
13 Ms
13 Ms
26 Ys
26%
34
34 Ms
34
16%
16%
16 Mi
16%
13 Mi
13%
13 Mi
27%
75
*69
*49 Ma
13 Mi
343/4
34%
16 Ma
13 Mi
34 Ya
12,600
16 Ma
16 Mi
700
13 Ms
13 Mt
5,100
19 Mi
193/i
19%
19 Yi
1,100
273/4
28
28 3/4
*96
9*7
96
96
70
21
21
20 3/4
21
5,500
5%
5%
53/4
53/4
5 3/i
17Ys
18%
63%
63%
*60
20
34Ys
27 Ma
2l3/8
18
1,500
Mi
19%
203/4
63 Ma
1,000
,
27%
21 Ma
62
265/a
*16 Mi
21%
17%
133/a
26 3/a
343/4
16 Mi
21%
*63
600
13 Mi
.
50
96
*60
26 Ys
*49 Ma
96
18 Mi
13 Mi
26 7/s
43
50
97 Ma
62
13 Ms
2 Ma
43
*49 Ma
*27
63 Ma
2%
43 Mi
50
19%
18 Ms
2%
43 Mi
75
27 Ma
19%
37 Yi
v
47 Mi
*69
19 3/a
*60
600
13 Ms
75
26%
*62M4
13 Ms
*69
197/a
—100
13%
76
27Ma
*96
13%
37%
Mi
16Y8
13 Mi
*19 Ma
27Ma
13%
27
*70
13 Ms
42 Yi
337/s
50
■
473/8
No par
common.
Fittsbureh
1,700
245/s
49 Ma
97
16Mb
*99% 100
101
47%
49%
*96Mi
21 M»
55/8
700
25
34 Ma
_
87
16 Ms
900
•
24%
50 Ma
13%
16%
15 Ys
*84
87
37 Ma
25
*49M2
5
16 Mi
*99 Mi
90
37 Ma
*153/4
'
27%
78
*84
16Mb
1,800
47
13 3/a
100
8.50
1
preferred series A
&
2 3/a
87
101
160
48 Mi
273/4
*71
District Electric Co
10
Corp common..23
4%
5%
373/4
Ma
•127/a
Endicott Johnson
Erie
24%
160
1,000
38,600
13%
4
preference
Paso
25 Ma
160
1,600
18,500
13 Ms
15
preferred
23% Jan
16 Mi
47
16Mb
*99 Mi
50
common
convertible
48 Ma Jun
13
6
11
6
223/4 Aug 29
48 Ma
'
3
Elliott
79 7/a Oct
5%
*13
*85
16 3/4
101
50
13
29
6
87
13 Ma
43
Elgin National Watch Co
31 Ma Oct
Co
*85
:
10
12
25
64 Ma Jun
5%%
87
*36%
2%
*42 M4
No par
Battery.
22 Ma Jun
52 M2 Mar
25
25
No par
preferred
Storage
26
29
18 3/i Dec
2
Mus Ind Amer shares
&
52 Ma Apr
155/b Dec
Dec
July 20
Convertible
285/a Jan
28 Ma Nov
100
12
100
1
—5
Boat common
Electric
10 Ma Jun
46% Sep
16% Jan
25
2.50
common
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co..
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
3
19 Ma July 13
Co—
4Ma%
19
52 Ma July 17
common
preferred
Products Co
1% Jan
343/4 Jun 29
Co
Manufacturing
35 Ya Apr
41
Steel Corp
Kodak
preferred
4 Mi %
26
.10
Co
62
13 Mi
5 3/i
177/s
*60
*62%
133/8
5Ya
'
;
634.
17%
18
62
'
.
63 Mi
62
*60
Ma
5
Ms
17Ys(2
62
Ma
3,800
"
20,900
'
8,400
200
Number 5067
Volume 174
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
17
(2001)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
Lowest
$ per share
Highest
t per share
5
5% July 27
15% Dec
28
13 % July U
6% July 13
14% Dec
1
33
Jun
27
2% Nov
0
37%
4% Jan
MarlO
22% July
12% Dec
48% Oct
13
July 26
15% Jan
3
Evans Products Co
16
Apr
0
Eversharp
Inc
44% Jan
10
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
Aug 15
4% Feb
20
Exchange Buffet Corp
45% Jun
29
56% Oct
21% July 20
26% Feb
2
12% July 30
13% Jan
9
17% Feb
15% Sep
19
11% Jun
29% Mar 27
17% Jun
2
28
28
1/256 Nov 21
50
53
16% July 3
4% Feb 14
8 Va Dec
Jan
23
2
23% Jan
28
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
16% July 13
23% Oct 19
62
3
July 13
83% Feb
101
Mar 29
3
65
25
8% Feb
2
54% Feb
106
2
17% Jan
9
31% Oct
6
13% Jan
8
13
82% Oct
Jan
18
5
4
Apr 26
*38% Aug 29
Feb
15
108
Jan
21
78
Jan
4
20
64
Oct
18
10% July 13
22% July 26
103
Oct
10
14% Jan
13
108
July 17
July 13
17% July 13
107% Mar 17
25
Jan
2
33% Oct
15
96
Oct
15
106% Feb
20
22% Nov
7
4 Va %
17 Va Jan
Firth
preferred
(The)
Carpet
19 %
Florida
Power
25 Vs NOV 19
Florida
Power
17
2
Aug 21
12
Follansbee
Steel
14% Jan
23% Sep 22
19% Mar 30
26% Oct
Food
Stores
Inc
Jun
94
18
7
Mar 22
Feb
75
Mar
Feb
27
a
50
Nov 21
9
107
Aug 14
102
Jan
15
52% Oct
13
Apr
91% Nov 21
36
£
Jun
29
17% Nov 23
5
*"3
10
Jun
Nov
3
14
July 10
-24% May 11
29
38
20
100
5
94
8
12% Oct
28
33% Apr
46% Dec 27
19% Feb
13% Feb
9
49% Sep
27
17 Va Oct
3
;
6% Nov
20
Feb
13
Dec
30
11% Mar 29
19% Oct
23
19
Dec
29
19
20% Jan
13
13
9 Vb Feb
9
May 29
40% Oct
9
10% Oct 25
Jan
7% Jun
36
'
23% Dec
7
Dec
10% Mar 21
2
17% July 19
'20
Jan
18
Jun
28
6% Jan
21 Va Jan V 8
3
12
18
29
26% Oct
15
26 % Oct
15
8% May
8
33% Dec 29
31
Jan
10
40% Aug 24
24% Nov 22
23% Jan
25
36 Vb Aug 30
25 Va Dec
29
-17% July 13
101% Dec
4
20% Jan
a
13
107 Va July 14
Jan
Feb
8
107% Mar
9
68% Feb
12
149
24% Nov 22
12
5
2
31
166
July 13
v
"
10% Dec
Nov
10 % Jan
12
6% Mar 29
30
102% July
48 % July
55% Dec 26
3
9% July 13
13% Jan
2
40% Nov 10
July 13
21
Jan
5
15 Va Jun
29
8 Va
July
162
21
6
20
Apr
6
523/4
523/4
600
23%
STOCK
*23%
23%
1,300
123A
EXCHANGE
*12%
123/4
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
153%
153%
15%
15%
CLOSED
12%
12%
12%
123/4
123%
12%
12%
12%
3/64
1/256
May
4
Jan
9
34
Dec
21
26% Jun
29
34% Feb
26
14
July 13
18% Jan
11
15% Jun 29
17% Jan
8
138% Jan
9
15
13
72% Jan 2
111
50% Jun 13
Jan
6
51% Apr
6
103% Dec 29
8% July 12
51% Apr 20
13% Apr 21
61 % Dec 29
Aug
99% Apr
124% Jun
3
13
92
Jun
113
General
American
48% Jan
Mar 13
26
128
Lowest
$8
126% Jan
2
105% Jan
10
May 22
31% July 30
21% Feb
6
40 3% Jan
10
30% May
101% Jun
2
30
106% Nov 15
11
3
26
*67%
68%
com—12.50
56%
55
105 %
105%
105
*36%
37%
*36%
5
11%
11%
103/4
May
3
4%
19
22
20
117
Jun 29
Nov
28% Oct
13
130
34
May 15
107% Sep 27
4
Jan
17
34% Dec 29
3
2
July
16% July
87
25'/a
243/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14
14%
800
21
21 VB
21
21 Va
21
21%
20%
20%
2,000
23
23
23
23
23
23
23%
23%
233%
23%
3,700
94 Va Jan
30
42 Va Jan
10
*101% Dec £
105
July 26
101% Jan
8
20
140
28
45% Dec 28
xl04% Nov
45
3
3
Oct
30
2% Jan
29
10
Apr
18
Jan
4
37% Feb
28
11% July 13
Oct
6
Feb
8
2
51
Aug 16
5
4% Feb
0
10 3/„ Jan
9
$5
18% Apr
17
22
3
152
Jan
6
35% Aug
2
65
.13
Jan
4
9% July 17
95
Apr
17
20
Dec
1
6% Jan
3
Granite
91
Nov
Jun
Oct
9
1033/4 Feb
27% Apr 24
Oct
137% Jan
10%
10%
900
39%
38
38%
4,100
153/4
15 3/4
15%
15%
1,800
14
34
2
18% Feb
29
5
Feb
2
38
2
Grant
City
<W T)
25 Va
'25%
25VB
25%
243/4 .25%
24%
24%
24%
24%-
78%
78%
79
78
77%
78
78
*2.25
conv
13% Jan
2
IB3/* Sep
26
Gt Northern
453/4 Jun
29
573% Feb
14
/
17%
S
7 3/4
,
7
Mar
Aug 30
22% Jan
18% Aug
1
138%- Jun 28
Dec
5
73 V* Jun
Mar
78
7
353/4 May 24
23% Dec 28
22
11% Jan
Feb
29
6
4
Jan
30
154
*183A
19
25%
*23%
24%
Jan
22
Green
44% Oct
9
36
Aug 30
•18%
24
233/4
24
7
23%
6%
7
105
35%
2
12% Jan
9
3
102% Mar
6
4Ya%
19% Jun
29
27% Jan
9
Grumman
11% July 11
For footnotes see page
24.
10 % Jan
25
14% Jun
11
105
29%
29
29%
1,700
293/4
30
29%
30
4,100
*104%
105 Va
IOE %
53 %
11 %
*157%
159%
*157%
159%
17%
17%
17%
*157%
/."/■ 17
159%
*17 Vb
17 Va
16%
17
par
10%
10 3/4
10%
10%
103/4
11%
11 Va
11%
*77
78
76
77
77
'32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
*116%
118
16%
-118
118
x52
llVa
*157
•51V2
52
11%
11%
*157%
159%
56%
55%
7%
7%
55
7%
16%
2,000
uya
13,400
76
313A
313/4
400
16%
500
116%
116%
100
55%
55%
19,100
7%
♦73/8
7%
1,000
413/4
13,700
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 V«
93%
*92%
93%
93
93
55%
56
39%
*92
40%
40
94%
•92
7%
7%
7%
7%
553/4
55%
55%
55%
55%
120
*110
*7%
7%
119
*110
114
120
119
120
114
119%
100
55%
*109
70
55%
*92
No par
159%
Xl6%
32%
«
103/4
76
.
7%
/V 40%
7% :M
3,100
55%
No par
7%
2,100
11%~
7%
*7%
*73/8
52
55%
118
118
56
30
105%
163/4
•
'
1
300
293/4
105%
120
5,100
29%
11%
56
;
29%
52%
*118
2,000
'
7
293/a
*104%
/•
24
34%
29%
/
11%
:h,
♦119
119%
114
*109
119
:
7%
2,600
55
55
114
200
95
7%
1,700
119%
•108
310
114
LOW AND HIGH SALE TRICES
Saturday
Monday
Nov. 17
I per share
495%
*
49%
*95
Nov. 21
Nov. 20
I per share
$ per share
49%
493/4
49%
;
49%
120%
120%
96
96
95%
96
95%
95%
120%
120%
120%
120%
120%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
20
20
19%
20
1
*353%
353/4
36
36 Va
3 6 5/8
37%
37%
par
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10c
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3Va
3%
3%
3%
5
19 8%
19%
19%
20 Vb
19%
19%
19%
193/4
27 VB
*116%
26
*116%
120
10c
8-%
8%
8%
No par
37%
37%
37%
37%
27%
8%
1
*36
par
113
30 VB
30
20
100
1
36%
113
*36%
37
*103
104%
523/4
52%
26
*116%
*36
110%
30
*36%
*103
51%
f
95%
CLOSED
19%
19 :,/4
900
37%
37%
5,000
20%
20%
42%
1
*7%
100
*128%
17%
10
,
*103
51%
88%
86%
173/a
17%
57%
56%
*102%
No par
43
No par
*105
4
483%
V:
43 Va
106
10%
48%
42
*105
103/4
*48
51%
83/a
8%
8%
3,000
37%
36 3/8
37%
3,000
37
*36%
114
36%
114
122
♦117
♦103
51%
104%
51%
10
400
36%
36%
112%
112%
160
293/4
6,500
36%
300
104%
•103
50%
51 Va
87
*85%
87
*86
*76
81
•76
2,000
90
89
81
81
20 3/b
20%
273A
;r
28%
20%
20%
20
20%
273/4
28%
273/4
*933/4
94%
94%
95
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
90
87%
87%
7,300
28
94%
19
28
94%
*92
41 %
1033/4
*10%
*76
♦20%
57%
.
104%
52%
42%
*102%
i-.% 2,900
27%
119%
36 Va
21%
x7%
273/8
27%
273/4
119%
36%
42
*128%
5,500
18,300
29%
21
7%
3%
19%
29%
42%
135
1,900
3%
36%
21%
*21 Va
800
193/8
36%
21
2.50
Day
30
20%
*87
Thanksgiving
29%
20%
90
1,400
120%
95%
3G%
20%
*87
32,900
120%
EXCHANGE
303/a
81
18%
49%
37
104 Va
Shares
49%
STOCK
293/a
*76
No par
Inc
36%
113%
81
par
common__No par
36%
112%
*76
27%
37 Va
37
36%
90
*91
120
112%
*87
*87
20%
Sales for
the Week
I vershare
8 3/8
27
*25%
..100
Corp
Batteries
x20 %
120
No par
common.
Nov. 22
38
No
Friday
Nov. 23
Thursday
I per shan
493/4
No par
No
7%
135
173/a
73/B
*128%
17%
♦87
20%
20%
42
42
7%
135
173/B
7 3/8
*128%
17
•87
20%
42%
*20%
7%
17%
400
100
90
90
135
3,200
4,800
415/s
7%
800
20%
3,200
42
7%
.
1,300
•128%
135
163/4
17
1,700
5,900
5 6 3/8
55%
56%
103%
102%
102%
*102%
1033/4
•102%
1033A
42%
41%
42 Va
41%
42%
41%
105%
105%
105%
105%
400
10%
10 s%
10%
10%
1,200
48
48%
48%
400
3 Vs
12,300
57
106
10%
49%
55%
♦105
10 S/8
*48
56
106
10%
49%
55
48
3
100
7,400
1
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Ve
8 Va
8
30%
30Vb
30 Vb
*29%
30%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
600
23
23
223/4
22%
22%
22%
4,400
10
*30
3%
42
5
(The)
8
8
8
12.50
preferred
22%
223/4
*32%
33%
*32%
100
com
22%
5
Steel—
Co common
Ore
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 19
< per share
96
120%
No par
49%
19 VB
*92
92%
..1
13
13
12%
13%
12%
13 Vs
13
13 VB
•12%
13
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
32%
32%
•32%
34
No par
16
100
16
51%
Prop_.No par
100
Inc
51%
19 VB
*140
*72
11
3
preferred.
Sugar
6%
34%
34%
53%
19 Vb
Aircraft
23%
7
35%
34%
1
Common
Guantanamo
24
11 Va
19 Vb
141%
75
26%
93% Nov
6%
53%
26%
18
23%
*34%
11%
Greenfield Tap <fc Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
11
-V
'••,'/
53%
17
300
25
11%
32%
1*100
4,100
.
-
19
*24
53%
*16%
,
73/v,
38
19
5
*31%
7%
25
..5
No par
Co
•
*37%
Va
*24
29%
40%
28
7%
38
*18%
30
40%
L)
7%
37%
19
29%
1
(H
73/4
25
29%
;• 78
10,900
19%
♦24
30
*77
2,500
16%
•19 Va
*183/4
2 9V2
105%
7
7
16 Vb
103/a
18%
6%
*105
7
17 Vs
19%
243/4
•343/4
30
7
16%
*18%
7
*29%
6%
*24
36
50
Bay & Western RR
Jan
*38
*35
1
5,500
r
400
19 Vs
383/4
7%
38%
V';. 7
No par
preferred
Green
82
.
1%
29% Dec
-
•
*38
1
com
■
17 Va
17
*19 Vs
7%
7%
V
'
16
79
63A
17%
19%
50
Ry 6% pfd—
No par
Great Western Sugar com—.No par
10% Jan
100
7%
*24%
2
•19
38%
*153/4
7
6%
17%
•
19%
*37 %
Gt Northern
45%
17%,
*19%
16
•
'
7
6%
1
50
__
Iron
1,500
,
78
.No par
Co
1,100
v.
'
78
No par
preferred.
Grayson-Robinson Stores
18
17%
10%
33/4%
50% Dec 29
44%
39%
5
(B F)
130
92%
10%
Hosiery
Union
,
*
.
39%
Telegraph Co
Gould-Naf'.onal
28% Mar 10
16
3
29
11
*38%
:
*15%
Graham-Paige Motors—
Granby Cousol M S & P
29
12
Jun
♦105/8
•'.'*• •'
39%
common
preferred
Gotham
Grand
313/4 Aug
Jan
10%
39%
10%
.>
44
17%
,
153/4
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
New common 7
43% Mar 17
Apr 28
12
10%
39%
'
•90%
•
39%
preferred
21
17% Feb 28
33
173/4
94 %
Goodrich Co
29% Nov
37
Dec
8
28
103% Nov 27
31
17%
Brewing Co
21% Jun
2
17%
28%
18
17% Feb
6% July 10
Mar
173/4
28%
14
109
Mar 14
1% Jan
100
17%
Goodall-Sanford Inc
50
1
7% Jun
31% Sep
173/4
.18
*913/4
19
$5
340
17%
10%
common____l
(The)
& Stock
105
•103
4,900
92%
preference__No par
Glmbel Brothers
Gold
:
•
50
44%
Corp
Safety Razor
convertible
Goebel
V.
20
96%
49
-
44%
100
66% Sep
13
10% Nov
1
'
50
91%
preferred
104 % Aug
41% Nov 23
108% Jun 20
Mar
243/4 Feb
102%
♦95
96%
105
443/4
100
31
3
23
"3
102
43%
104
92%
preferred
9% Jan
Jan
48
6,501
92%
100
Glidden Co
7% Nov
96%
98
473/4
.
♦44%
preferred
16
16 3/4 Nov
25% July
*96%
48%
104
VB
25'/a
24%
•14
453/4
.
26
120
25%
4,900
93%
Equip Corp
48% Sep
19
24%
90
100
18
17%
443/4
Advertising
223/4 Feb
30
29
•102%
98
25
No par
2
Oct
24
48%
18
*92%
Corp
3
Feb
Feb
♦96%
48%
104
18
23%
45%
100
18% July
12
36
98
48%
*1023/4
18
*22%
92%
Co_
27% Jan
21 Vs Dec
Dec
*96%
10
100
32 VB
92%
Inc com
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester
134
15
1
*97
♦44%
Gillette
Aug 13
8,600
97
24%
21
5
30 3A
97
143/4
General Tire & Rubber Co com—5
$5
2,600
21%
Co.—
Mar 20
800
10%
30%
31
36%
10%
24%
14
24% Feb
27
13
32%
100
*35%
213/8
preferred
Georgia-Pac Plywood
2
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
27
10%
24%
Portland Cement Co
4%%
Sep
33
100
11
18
Apr
3
10% Jun
37
10%
*14%
General Time Corp common__No par
26
2
103% Jan
36%
103%
1,200
105
17%
33/4%
94
7% Jun
37%
10 5%
♦104
17%
Corp
Castings $6 pfd—No
General Telephone Corp
16
24 Vb Jan
24% Jan
*36%
11
104
17%
Steel
Jan
7
31% May
37%
104
105
5,500
'■A H53/a
6% preferred
92
8
July 17
104%
1,800
57
17%
No par
Precision
17
26% Dec
21% Sep 22
91% Dec 29
Gen
Oct
10
22% July 12
General
76
17% Jan
,16
105%
56%
17%
preferred
Instrument
Outdoor
4%%
29
10
Gen
30
60% Oct 17
17% Dec
Jan
57%
97%
preferred
96 Va Jan
2
8% Jan 25
80
56%
1
23%
Preferred *3.75 series
July 10
6
19
*5
Jan
90% Sep
13% Apr
553/4
1,400
68
*23
General Motors Corp common
34
7
Jun
54%
.67%
*97
Fir
84
v
Aug 22
100
2nd
Gen
105
7
68
X30%
General Shoe
24
4
68
98%
100
x7
Jan
101% Apr
Jan
68%
5
29
39 Va Jan
119
6
90
673%
323%
No
17
25
24% Dec
323/4
233%
General Realty <fc Utilities
General Refractories
Oct
Jan.:
31%
No par
17
Sep
68
323/4
♦23
100
39% Oct
July 2
30% Jun 28
40
Oct
32%
*97
1.66%
9 Vb Jan
8
18
8
32
99
323%
23%
20
12
29
107
1,700
153/4
98%
common
Jan
33 % Jun
3
1013/4
15%
43
23%
General Public Utilities Corp
Gen Railway Signal com
41% Nov 24
10
4,600
101 %
15%
23%
General Public Service
Jan 25
23
43 %
1013/4
153/4
20
16
2
Jan
423A
1013A
42%
102
98%
Bronze Corp
conv
43
102
55%
32%
32%
300
*23
—
23
Jan
19% Jan
32%
43
5%
No par
,_1
Feb
4
27
77% Jan
57
43%
400
lo
273/e Aug 31
30% May 11
101
43
__
Day
*97
'51—15
20% Oct
2
24% July 27
22
of
17% May 19
3
Jun 27
33% Dec 28
May
44
-
Thanksgiving
No par
16% Jan
20
8% Dec 22
39% Dec
54
18
4 % Mar 23
128
5%
EXCHANGE
20
27
53/8
NEW YORK STOCK
95% Nov
22% Jun
*5%
68%
$ per share
6
July 13
5%
*67%
preferred
Highest
$ per share
102% Jan
6
*5VB
Y_II_10
preferred
preferred
3%* convertible
2
Dec
5VB
325%
5%
Feb
123% Oct
25
26% Oct
5%
33
General Mills common
Jun
127
5%
*5VB
No par
65% Jan
Jan
7
400
32%
*3.50 preferred
46
3
30
No par
General
120
17% July
*29%
33%
General Foods Corp com
Jan
7
119% Sep
30%
common—.1
11% Mar
5
18% Feb
*29%
33%
Investors
Finance
54% Oct
21% Dec
293/4
1
*4.50 preferred
General
127% Mar
"
29 %
15%
General Amer Transportation
General Baking Co common
16
Oct
15
r
30%
15%
Gaylord Container Corp
Electric
15
14% July 13
*29%
J
convertible
General
43% Dec
12% July 12
2% Sep 11
30%
15%
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
17
122 % Jun
Jan
200
*30
1023/4
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Range Since Jan. 1
38
71
15%
(The)
26
105
26
119
tper share
July 26
50
*69
100
Apr
8
8
53% Oct
Highest
I per share
26
50
71
100
Co
63% Sep
July 10
7% Nov
Year 1950
23% Apr
51
*69
STOCKS
Lowest
July 13
*50
70
*1013/4
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common.
6% convertible preferred
Range for Previous
15
50 3%
70
——„1
General Cigar Co
7% preferred
125
4
18
39% Nov 19
129% Mar 3
119% Sep 18
105% July 28
80
30
49% Jan
6 Vt Jan
44 %
1/256
*50
71
15%
General Cable Corp com
:. 'A% 1st preferred
75
Dec
1/64
51
x71
1023/4
—
Inc (Robert)
preferred.
4Va%
131,200
1/128
*50%
75
15%
ser
General
13
Mar
7
Jun
41% Jan
Co
3,700
15,500
51
51
*43%
common
Gair Co
6%
A
15%
12%
*74%
*1013/4
preferred
Gabriel
7
1/64
300
15%
12%
2
50
"
4*
3 VB
No par
19% Mar 19
25
104
533/4
No par
11% Sep
;
2
63 Va Mar 31
29
*53
5
Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co new—
3
3% July 13
1,600
0
Franklin
2
20% Apr 25
21% Nov 22
40 Va
533/4
Co
95
3
146
Sugar
30% Jan
July 24
40 Vb
*3
3 VB
23%
...
21
17% July 12
15% Jan
3
40%
*3
A
3% % preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco
23
30
July
pfd
77% Nov
29
45
cum
24 Va Nov
7% Jun
17% Jun
div
87% Nov 29
5% Jan
21
$4.20
32% Nov 20
9% Nov
39%
3 VB
53%
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
3 %%
convertible preferred
7
6% Apr
6
July 25
393%
*3
*12%
Light Co
16
; ?
16% Jun
16 Va
Fair
&
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
32
39
3 Va
123/4
Corp
3
4
393A
*3
23%
Florsheim Shoe Class A
13
13% Dec
39%
3%
900
10
Jan
8% July 12
3,400
123%
7V«
25% Feb
18
900
12%
23'/a
Corp
13% July 17
18% Jan
2
Dec
13%
12%
12%
No par
21
21% Dec
*13%
12%
23
Florence Stove Co
15% Sep 28
20% Oct 23
101
13 Va
12%
54%
(The) common__No par
preferred
No par
$4
28% Mar 21
22% Mar 23
3
133/a
12%
12%
Co
5
9% Jan
13'/a
12%
23
.
3
Nov
133/a
13
Fllntkote Co
10% Nov 21
40% Aug 10
14% Apr 13
Apr
98% Dec
13%
12%
543/4
First National Stores..
2
37
13%
1
Tire & Rubber
19
20% Mar 17
84% July 17
94% July 21
27% July 12
6%
13
—
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N
28
1
24% Mar 30
*6Va
100
11 Va Jan
13
6%
23%
common
Sep
Aug 10
27% Feb
16
6%
55
Co
Oct
20
33% May
6%
100
Mfg
103
9
6%
*23
No par
35
May
6%
*12%
Ferro
Firestone
Shares
6%
5
Federated Dept Stores
4% % preferred
Tarrant
Sales for
the Week
t per share
*53%
Motor Truck
<fe
Friday
Nov. 2;>
Nov. 22
f per share
1
5% eonv cum pfd ser A wl
Federal Mining &
Smelting Co
Felt
Thursday
Nov. 31
I per share
Sper share
-
PRICES
Wednesday
-No par
20
Corp.
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Rights
;
Federal-Mogul Corp
54 % Nov
105
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
Federal
SALE
Nov. 20
6 3%
*3
Fajardo Sugar Co
17
t per share
*39 Vg14 40
Falstaff Brewing
51% Nov 14
5% July 20
38% Oct 30
49% Dec 28
July 24
10
2
Va Nov
Nov
50% Jan
25
25% Oct 23
33% July 17
103
Nov
6 3/4
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 19
13%
13%
123/4 -13
18% Apr 13
25
8
Monday
I per share
Eureka Williams Corp_
7
26% Dec
35% Mar 11
3
28
Jun
3
18
Apr
22% Jan
5
8% May
Par
11% Jun
10
26
3
Saturday
Nov. 17
37
Mar 21
44
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
% per share
4% July 13
8% Feb 14
6% May
YCfctK
NEW
Corp
common
100
1
1
♦94%
22%
*
11 %
11%
96
22%
11%
92
153/4
X50
19 Vs
♦32%
33%
33
33%
33
33
923/4
*92
93
92
92
92%
92%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
5,900
50 Va
50
50%
49%
50
7,700
18 3/4
1,600
19 Va
*72
►94%
22%
11%
170
153/4
49%
75
11
200
1,900
16
141
*26%
500
50%
*140
39
22%
333/B
1,800
183/4
18%
19
140%
141
♦140
75
•72
•72
40%
38%
38%
38%
26%
26%
26%
*26%
11%
11
11%
96
94%
94%
•94%
223/4
22'A
223/4
223/8
IP/a
11%
11%
11
113/s
18%
140%
75
18%
140
140
•72
70
75
1,900
39%
38%
39%
27
26.
26%
800
11%
11
11 Vs
20,800
96
94
94 V2
60
22%
22%
233/4
8,000
11%
r
11%
11%
2,300
18
(2002)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
12% Jan
49
t per
3
Jun
f per
share
10
33% Oct
68% Feb
5
1
58% Sep
13
20 Va May 23
23% Jan
17
21% Jan
12
59% July
44
30
24%
Jan
13
Jun
v.'
*
$5 preferred
29%
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co
I perthare
29%
*64
PRICES
Wednesday
t per
I per share
Friday
Sties for
Nov. 23
the Week
Thursday
Nov. 22
Nov, l\
t per share
share
-.A
xx
t per
/■' Ax.
Sharet
thare
29%
27%
28 V
28%
28%
27%
28
65
28%
*64
65
SALE
Nov. liO
Nov. ID
t per thare
Qulf Mobile <k Ohio RR com_No
par
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 17
64 Va
64
65
65
64
64
%
■
25
49%
49%
49%
49%
49 Va
49 Va
47%
49 %
46%
47%
com_No par
23 %
23'A
23%
23%
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
22%
3,900
500
23
1
July
LOW'AND
Saturday
104
Feb
14
14.20 dividend preferred
100
*100
8
110
Feb
14
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
*102
9
99% Nov
100
v
STOCK
Par
9
2
28
Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per thare
thare
24% Dec
66
30
18% Jun
Highest
Lowest
Highest
i per thare
NEW
Rtnge Since Jan. 1
Year 1950
Lowest
101%
'100
101%
103
'
•102
103
101 %
102
100
102
102
2,900
101 %
*100
101%
102
'100
20,400
:
A A *100 Va
40
102
H
30% Dec
14
30% Feb
23
33 % Oct
35
Nov 24
30% Jan
19
48% Oct
11
Halliburton
18
8
Sep 29
15% Apr
4
19% Oct
15
Hall
46% Feb
22% Apr 20
13% July 25
11% Jun 15
14 % Dec
66% July 13
29
80% Feb
8
104
Apr
11
108% Oct
19
20
Jan
3
31% Dec
30
Jun
30
149% Dec
6
141
22% Nov 28
13% July
73% Jan
15% Mar 14
2
145
Oct
OctT
84
11
2
11
154
Jan
Jan
4%
Schaffner
69% Nov 21
82
Apr
12
8% July 13
11% Oct
9
x9% Jun
8% Jan
7
3
20% July 18
25
103
Dec
Jun
20% Nov 23
27% Jan
12
28
5
86
Nov
8
Nov
13
30% July 30
9
Oct
26
94
Sep
14
23
Jun
25
36
Oct
2
40 % Feb
23% Feb
15
69% Dec
62
Nov
20
120
Nov
21
3
52% Aug 23
15% July 14
56
Feb
8
50
22% Feb
18
19% Dec
27
26
80
Jan
6
Nov
Nov
104
6
14% Jfan
4
July 12
7
NOV-
17% Feb
18
5
23
Aug 29
9
10
Nov
2
15
Jan
8
20% NOV
8
25% Mar
9
Holland Furnace
6
9% July 11
17% Nov 23
14
9
Hollander. (A)
17% Sep
20% Aug 18
29% Mar 7
34
Jun
52
July
11
26
Feb
Co
64%
62
121%
121
38%
38%
50Va
*49%
50%
24%
101
13
Dec
47%Nov~24
8
22% Feb
8
23
42% Feb
19
Homestake,
66% Jan
19
Honolulu
Holly
Sugar
34
:
>94
69
Jan*29
104%
104%
104 Ve
104'A
104'/a
104
14%
15
20%
Co__a
10
*20Va*
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
107 a
1074
800
21
21
21 Va
20%
21%
21
21 Va
2,800
<fc Sons
8
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
*9%
10 Va
Corp
18%
35%
.59%
55Va
59%
60
60
59
59
58 Va
58%
55 Va
55
56%
*55
55%
*55
56
*96
98%
98%
99
*97%
98%
♦97%
98%
137A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
35%
35%
35%
39%
39%
11% July 21
common
Houston
54% Apr
4
Oct
1
8% Jan
12
21% Jan
10
30
7
18% Dec 20
4% Apr 22
l%Jan
3
16
July 17
12
Oct
2
75
•fc
Jan'
25% Apr
13
?
62
Dec
20
99
Dec
8
40% Mar 15
60
Dec
20
33% May 15
'52% Jun
93
'
Nov
39% Jan
9
29
75% Feb
V 6
20
107% Mar
50% July 2
32% Mar 15
Hussman Refrigerator Co
33% Mar 27
Jan
19
42% Mar 28
68% Dec
68
30
Jun
29
83
Dec
29
155
Dec
15
175
Apr
10
38
Jan
26
25 % Jun
27
81
Aug 18
3 % Dec
8
35% Mar 31
129% Dec
9
11% Dec
14
33"% Jan
25
104
5
Feb
1
July 12
49 % Jan
3
56% Dec
30
20% Nov 22
11 % Dec 20
25% Oct
100
Oct
17
9
4% Dec 29
18% Dec 21
240
Mar 29
32% Oct
181
Jan
45
Nov
19
28% Feb
6
6% Jan
2
X58
May 24
75% Jun 29
155
Sep
13
45% July 2
18% Jun 29
11
20%
Idaho Power
Mar 28
Nov
RR
stock
39 % Nov
15
8
199%
30
25% Jan
17
7
Sep
1
9% Dec
22
19
29% Oct
12
Jan '
29% May
231
Sep
37% Feb
179
Jan
9
8
25
5 % Jan
3
International
31% May 24
42% Oct
8
Int'l Nickel
3
129
Jun
Feb
16
14
133 % Jan
15% Oct
3
17
98% Nov
23
6% Nov
44%
109
Feb
6
11 % Jan
16
Nov
73% Jan
19
May
47
July 10
Aug
44% Feb
73
May
19
20% Jan
8
4
30
Dec
22
July 12
Apr
14
27% July
30% Nov
5
45
8
37% Mar/ 28
22
24% Sep
*18%
18%
19
18;'B
28
35% Dec
9
23% Nov
30
32
1
39
Feb
5
Island
3
129
July 12
139
Feb
7
$6
Jun
15
lu
*18%
5% July 18
14% Jan
Oct
5
6
54% July 19
103
Jun
26
36%. July 26
48
Jan
3
81% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
18% Sep 25
96% May 15
70% Mar
3
107% Mar
1
51% May 18
75
Dec 30
4% Jun
18% Jan
84
Nov
23% July 17
'34% Mar
27
6
8% Jan
18
4
22% Feb
10
14
95
Mar 16
64
Api
4
78% Sep
18
98
July
2
106 V3 Jan
11
47
Jan
64
Mar 27
21% Jun
98 % Dec
28
I ptr than
I per share
I per share
'■
38%
♦38 Va
38 Va
38
38%
3,100
53%
54%
x53
53%
STOCK
5274
53
8,200
93%
*92%
93%
93
93
93%
93%
EXCHANGE
93%
93 Va
56%
55%
55%
54
54
54
54%
CLOSED
53
54
38
3
38 Va
38 Va
37%
38%
38%
38%
38
46
8%
u,A
■
45"
•
45
45
50
*47
45%
8%
34%
8%
8%
34%
34 Va
*7%
8
*44%
*47
50
8%
8%
25
25
70% Nov
15
82% Sep
4
31% Jan
29
8
8
59%
60
81%
*155'
88% Nov
8
99
Jan
3
29% July
2
35% Nov
16
5%
Joy
&
2,600
81 Va
80
*157.
'*
60 %
59 Va
81%
*155
59%
*155
80
80%
80%
157
80 Va
35
2,000
3001
8
79 Va
59%
1,400
80
1,900
•
*155
157
*53%
157
*155
157
50'/a
50%
50 %
50%
27
27 VA-
27%
"27%
27
2774
11%
*11
II Va
11 Va
11 Va
*11
11%
22
22
21%
22
92
91%
9174
240
3%
374
1,700
50
5
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22%
21%
22
21%
22
91%
9134
91%
93
91 Va
93
206
331/4
162
17%
161 Va
161%
161%
16
*
*90
91 Va
*90
16
16
4,700
36
37
5,300
90
90
90
90
3%
3 Va
3%
374
3 Va
3 Va
39-%
40%
39%
40%
39 74
40%
39%
♦132%
133%
♦132%
1327 a
133
13%
13%
13%
47 Va
x45 %
46 Va
99%
99%
*98'A
99
100
6"%
*39 %
6%
50
42 Va
58
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50c
;
A
A
A
25%
AA
42%
42%
39 Va
A/ 39 Va
*33
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36%
15%
A 25%
*24%
*29%
31
31
*31
31 u,
: 26 Va
26
*23%
37
1*132%
23%
37
135
13%
5,700
46 Va
18,800
99
98%
98%
6%
46%
4574
46
930
*42%
43
800
A
*42%
39 Va
39 Va
A':
43
39%
36 Va
45%
15%
39
59
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Inc
pfd—100
23%
23%
36Va
;36%
135
24%
31
31
25%
2574
24%.
31
30%
.,26%' A
26
*132 Va
common—_No par
;
100
6%
20%
preferred series
Manufacturing
A
/
>
-.
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v
,
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.
23 Va
23%
36%
36%
*132 Va
*31 Ve
A-
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25%
26
31
23%
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25%
-
23%
37
23 Va
A
6
%
6%
6
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20%
*20
6
36%
•
135
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24%
3.500
6
AA"A
X
200
31
31 Va
400
26
5,600
23%
3674
3,800
AA
600
135
,/vy.A
6
5%
574
20%
♦20%
20%
20 Va
87
87
*86
88
87
87
*67'A
68%
67 Va
67%
G7
67
66 Va
67
65
66
*97%
99
99
*97%
99
1,800
20%
86
*97%
99
*97 Va
69 Va
69%
68 %
*66%
67%
66%
65 Va
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
89
89%
89%
89%
89
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35Va:
32%
33%
■
;.
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23%
89%
x,-"
66
23%
■A
70%
68%
1
14,900
86
23%
Co_
300
15%
86
*69 Va
100
1,400
36%
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*66%
;
39 Ve
2474
;
31
*132%
135
24%
31 Va
31
•
10
com
900
58%
*33
1574
12 Va
Steel
■■
16
_No par
Johnson
Laughlin
*6%
20%
•
900
6 Va
53 'A
*58
*33
59
6%
°
25
31
V
13%
45 Va
46
36%
*33.
15%
31'
,
.
50
13%
46%
6 Va
42%
'58
1,200
15,700
13%
99
42%
39 Va
134
3%
45%
47
15%
■A'
A
6%
46
58
15%
25%*
6%
50
*30'A
__No par
common
36%
15%s
Utilities
Corp
5
Stores
_No par
3934
7Va
•133
134
47%
58 Va
200
40
13%
25
530
161%
16
47
25
1,000
11,400
37
233/4
No par
1,800
33
16
47%
42%
17%
205
*3%
133%
No par
160%
500
36
133/4
6%
161%
161%
9,100
1,700
16
35%
47%
48
32 %
205
1,900
36 Va
.15%
36%
*132%
*99%
33%
50 Va
9iVa
,16 Va
100
,
17%
205 Va
33
33%
Packers Limited—_15
Paper common_„7.5o
100
17%
205
206
33'A
36%
*3%x:- 3%
40% : 40%
—No par
3%
3%
17%
17%
206
4974
1
,
36%
91%
17%
33%
161%
*16
*90
l
3%
3%
206
*91%
33%
I62
Va
3%
206
33%
16
36
com—No par
preferred
Manville Corp„
&
8%
27%
Corp—
3%%
Johns
"
50
Va
347a
8
59
800
45
*43
50 Va
1
Jones
45
Thanksgiving
Day
400
890
4,100
27
—No par
Johnson
h+:
'
60
__No par
Pwr «fc Lt 4%
Co
'
:•
347 a
*7%
x58%
8
■
8%
34%
34%
*7%
■
45%
50
8%
34%
8%
t
*47
8%
*34
1
Co__
Tea
Sharet
38
50
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
# per thare
55
»
100
Coal
(F L)
Sties for
the Week
38%
*204%
common
preferred
Jacobs
Friday
Nov. 22
38%
*48
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co„No
par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Jersey Gent
400
Nov. 23
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 21
Nov. 20
■:x
x91
900
19
54%
3%
Salt
Creek
I per than
3,500
3%
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
,
6.100
3%
3%
*ltt*;»
18-/»
12%
1874 A19
19 Va
3%
Tuesday
Nov. 19
17%
Interstate Dept
Intertype Corp
20% July
24
Monday
12%
*19
3%
3%
4.600
55 Va
International Telep & Teleg—No par
27% Jan
14
57%
49%
preferred
28
*13
*11
preferred
International
700
12%
19
3%
Shoe
22% Jun
2,100
6
11%
Silver common.
V» Sep 19
27% Sep 10
35 % Jan 31
A
77
*574
."•
12%
12%-
171/3
International
X19
.
38%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com„No
par
7%
V'
57
19
17%
International
8
'
27'A
_
International
:
14
12%
*3%
preferred
5%
300
18
18
76
V;
5%
58%
100
4
21
27% Sep
22
Dec
$4
> 5%
50
_____
28
Apr
36% Oct
Preferred
78
2.400
llVa*
Rubber
Canada
International
30
-
27
common
Mining
International
5G% Jan
;
58
3%
*45
.
12% Aug
9
45% Nov 23
'
V
•
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys classJA._25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5
4% preferred
_100
of
'
55
100
preferred—
31
Jan
Jan
7%
X
*13
12%
No par
Harvester
.
-..v
14
19%
Machines™—No par
Business
Int'l
20
657a
'
58%
3%
__No par
Int'l
65
3,600
20
Iron
44% Oct
39
141
preferred
14
33% July 10
13% Jan
2
July li
Corp
10
230
A
18Va
No par
Interchemical
31
18 Va
'
1,300
95
*38
No par
Steel Co
,3974"
84
57%
♦13
14
12%
I per than
.v
5
Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc.
4% %
397a
84
*93%
59%
58%
19Va
__50
...
v
3'A
__50
Inspiration
17% Oct
53
135
19
common___No par
6
96% Jan
1
17% July 26
27% Jan
5
Inland
A;
' :r
-A
.
200
35%
*
6
12%
.
*55%
common
100
2,400
•
19
76%
78 Va
19'/a
3%
*92%
preferred
lo
87% Aug 15
7
8
%'
2
28
28
15
6
Interlake
26
18
Ingersoll-Rand
2
29
14% Aug
26
61% Oct
23% Dec
12%
*19
Indianapolis Power <fc Light__No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
92% Sep
168 % May 18
62 % Feb
5
.A
1.200
55%
98 Va
137a :. 13%
'•
•
400
'
20
__
♦18%
19%
•
1.200
J
ser A..100
Industrial Rayon
20% Feb
25
59% Sep
1
28
Jun
7
1
16
36% May
20% Jan
♦13
59%
A__L___1000
series
71% Feb
32% Aug 30
July 17
14'A
*58%
common.100
pfd
preferred
cum
15% Jun
30% Jun
8
8 % Mar
j
Intercontinental
95'A Nov
16
78
-5%
6
Nov. 17
Terminal RR Co
3
27% Dec
Oct
79%
Saturday
preferred
cum
4.26%
Illinois
23
159 % Jun
18
36% Oct
4.08%
2
5% Jan
16
36 % Dec
Jan
101% Feb
10% Jan
72
*18%
18%
79
*13
4
Co
Power
25
23
137% Jun
52
Illinois
*
57%
2,200
A
'
.'
ctfs
29
6
110
18%
80
6
STOCK
conv
2% Jun
13% Apr
9% May
19%
A-6%
No par
Co
8
46% Jan
17
79 Va
'
LOW
Illinois Central RR Co
Feb
•
38% July 18
42% July 3
3
YORK
90% Oct
39
9% Jan
*18%
Par
13
171% July 13
7% July 12
27
Dec 22
1
6
1
non-cum
16
9
.
2,000
*35
'
Corp
6%
71
•
66%
*6
8
53% Feb
13
66
*65%
EXCHANGE
11% Jan
July 17
66
26
Manhattan common__100
NEW
8% Nov 23
12% Jan
65%
f per share
48% Jun 29
185
66
(Del)
6
18
25
65%
Texas
23% Oct
18
1% Jan
66
18
39%
v
36 Va
55
18%
18% May 15
10 % Dec
14
18
Hupp
52%IDec
Dec
18
19
14
92
17%
14
27
16
18
4% Jan
Dec
8
:17%
28% Feb
7% July 13
25% July 12
9% Aug
18
•2% July 30
Oct
12"% Mar 30
No par
39'/a
•2674
*97%
96
16 % Aug 30
Highest
•"
;
35%
96
5% non-cum preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min <fc Sm Ltd__No par
Hudson Motor Caf
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
50
16"% Jan
85 Va
97%
3
41% Mar 23
52% Jun
9
6% July 14
87
97 Va
26
# per share
"A.
:/■
■
39%
87
99
Oct
52
'
39%
*85%
*97%
I
82% Jun
30% Nov 29
39%
87
99
Power
of
'
A/.-
35 Va
*97Va
20% Feb
Lowest
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
25
39 Va
*35
35%
*85%
65
Highest
$ per share
Jan
A
35Va
100
Hudson <fc
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
*
.
•.
: 18
57%
''
267a
35-7 a
'A■'■•V
-
100
Light <fc
Oil
*35
10%
17%
i
preferred
i
preferred
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
5
;
STOCKS
i per share
■i
3%%
2
19% Mar
13%
50
48% May 24
12V'a Nov 16
1950
18
27
*26%
.
Range for Previous
29
3
Household Finance common—No par
1
.
No par
preferred
conv
2
84% Nov
9
Corp
•
AVAvAAYear
34
Oil
Houston
17% Oct
18
•
24
53% Dec
*9%
35%
20% Apr
22
?;
10%
36
22
Oct
y
26%
Jun
18
20%
18Va
4%
17
500
2074
20%
10%
21
*20 Va
35%
18
41% Oct
99% Mar
20-%
20%
10%
21 %
26%
107% Jan
50% Maris
5% July 18
AA
4,700
*20%
18%
23
19
20%
1,310
14%
*10%
26%
$2.25
50
104 Va
14 Va
Ax
1
$4.25 preferred...
Houdallle-Hershey common
16
6,400
72
104 Va
14%
36%
21
29
104%
14%
18 Va
Nov
11% Mar 13
22
Nov 24
104
Va
700
22%
*70%
a
700
1,100
5
E)
20%
•
36%
Nov
24% Oct
1
35 % Mar
9
13
July 13
'
17
37% Oct
30% Jan 20
58% Dec
7% Aug
24
22
C'l'r.
72
*70%
26%
84
11
24
22 Va
22
71
18%
96
62% Dec
24 Va
22
21%
70%
36»/a
18
July 25
12
24 %
2 2'A
71%
27%
10
33
'■
15% Feb
20
Jan
24%
21%
36%
10
Mar 22
*24%
90
50
*18
Jan
15
50
No par
Hooker Electrochemical Co com__.8
July 30
105
3i%
50 Va
*26%
100% Dec
3
50%
10
107% Dec 22
28
July
51
30
17
Jun
:
11
96% Oct 31
30% Jan
*50
71%
15
5,400
40%
22%
15
66
40
71%
15%
500
270
AA'
121
39 Va
22'A
15
65
♦120%
120%
39%
*69%
preferred
Mining
conv
38% Feb
29% July 13
103
42% Jan
11% Jun 29
9
120
20 Va
—
38 Va
*19 Va
" ;VA
38%
u__12.50
5%
'
Jan
14
24%
V-: V
400
400
2374
•37%
\
Va
65
63
62%
*23%
38
20
*19%
121
38%
100
0
97%
*
•
A
May 24
107
10% July 13
29% July 27
2
64
25
*96%
't.
•
23%
38
37 Va
20 Va
121%
'
32% Jan
37
38 Va
25
97%
23%
23%
23%
*19
50
50
3374
"
•
Co
(Charles
28% Jan
24
20 Ve
64 Va
33%
*96 %
37%
'
26% Oct 31
47% Jan
July 25
Hires
24
121
33%
33%
38'/a
121
common__l
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hlnde <fc Dauch Paper
29
*64%
par
85 Va
85%
*36%
8,200
31 %
31%
*84 V2
*19%
20V«
4,400
2074
21%
*31
85%
(conv) j.No par
2nd pfd
cum
24
37%
19%
8
Corp
aerlpa A
5
Jun
*23%
*36%
600
7 Va
7
84 Va
21
31Va
97%
20
10 Va
lOVa
20%
21 Va
31Va
*84%
-
600
500
574
69%
31%
21
31%
85%
*96%
Inc
Chemical
$4%
13
21%
97%
10
preferred
19% Sep
12
31
105
6
12% July 18
18% Mar 29
21%
——r
24
♦69
7%
*96%
25
*23%
10%
7 Va
97 Va
100
16% May
15
25% Jun
Nov
Hewitt-Robins
♦10Va
7%
*96 %'
common.j.No par
Heyden
3% %
10%
7%
34
Powder
6
10%
7%
31%
145
574
10%
•83
35%
10
700
69 Va
7Va
40
31%
6
5%
69'A
400
31%
23%
23%
6
69%
100
preferred
0
31
86% Jan
6
1374
82 Va
104'/a
*144
69%
*33%
Hercules
5%
24%
24
6
13%
*81
*103Va
Thanksgiving
Day
145
10%
31%
'
24%
31%
*144
145
33%
No par
3,000
CLOSED
32 Va
,
33%
preferred
7,700
19
V;,•>:
82%
104%
70
*69%
21%
31 %
32
*143%
145
33%
common
300
46 Va
187a
X>
14%
*81
♦103%
32
33%
Motors
31
12
10 % Apr
16% Apr
Sep" 27
14%
*
21%
*
*83
103 Va
25
Hershey Chocolate common__No
4%% preferred series A
Mar 29
26'% Aug
4
16
Feb
28% Sep
3
18% Jan
69
54
17
20% Jan
'
W)
non-cum
7%
5
15
82%
103 Va
6
10%
7'A
100
j
preferred
(G
7%
44% Mar 12
1
Co
Hercules
127 % Mar 15
37% Nov
Jun
68% July 24
Helme
5
1
48
20% Dec
Feb'
Olass
__
3.65%
«10'A'
•
24%
6
70
2
common
24%
-*5%'
•13%
x82 %
105
32
♦143%
*13%
14%
14%
32
32%
18%
83%
•82
♦103%
145'
*69%
1
*14
14»/s
83'A
105
24%'
1
100
preferred
(H J) Co common
Heinz
41% July 13
106 % Jan 31
27
Co
19
,*143%
__10
common
Inc
3% ?e
24
79
Hecht
1
9
17% July
Marx„_
Corp
Hazel-Atlas
8
8
127% Mar 13
2
11% Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
July 25
10% Jun
37
97
32
Mar io
20% Mar 3
July 27
34
Mfg
23
44
29
122 % Aug
Industries
Hayes
33% Mar 16
July 14
14
49
Hayes
C
107
20
39
11
8% Oct
'41
Mar 20
.
>25
11% Jan
33% Oct
8
<fc
Corp of America
preferred
•31%
45%
46 Va
18 Va
*31%
100,
4%V«
28
25% Dec
3
46 Va
19
19
*82 A'
com—No par
*
6% July 17
98% Apr
July 17
93% Feb
31% Dec
Mar
45 Va
i4Va
Hat
1
3134
x45
19
*103%
Hart
22% July 2
5% Nov 21
30
10
•31
46%
19
No par
Refrac
31%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
31%
31'A
44%
com
Harbison-Walk
*31
31
19
(M A)
5
12
7% Feb
81% Nov
31%
44%V 44%
5
3
27% Jan
3
*30%
.5
Co
preferred
100
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
conv
Hanna
Cementing
preferred
5
July
26
Well
Printing
6%
5% Jan
5
Oil
(W F)
17
64 % Jan
8
Water
Hamilton Watch Co
2
107% May 1
34% Oct 17
102% July 30
27% July
Htckensack
*89
35%
69%
69%
*66
70.%
68%
300
40
900
99
'
-i--
69%
4,600
65
66%
1.300
23 Va
23%
11,100
89%
89%
89 Va
360
35%
35
35%
7,400
-
K
27
9
22
Mar 24
Dec
98% Jan
5
25
103% July 13
43
July 3
57% July 13
16% Dec
29
25% Sep
103% Apr
15
Jun
29
40% Sep
Kaiser
11% Nov
5
18% Jan
23% Mar 30
Kalamazoo Stove
28 % Nov
Kansas City
10
92
109 Va May 18
July 16
103% Feb
108
96
Nov
19
66% Dec
19
57
Jun
29
70% Nov
18
63
For footnotes
see
page 24.
Sep
21
Jan
75% Feb
70% Feb
Alum
3.80%
4%
4%
Chem
Corp...
1
Furnace—
10
12%
13
13
13%
13
13
13
13 Va
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
100
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26"a
27
27
cum
Kansas
&
&
Southern
non-cum
33%
31%
32%
31%-
3274
3274
33
7.400
13%
'
13%
3.700
26%
,26%
4,500
690
92
*90
92
'90
92
*90
92
*90
92
100
'96
97%
96
97
'95
97
*95
97
*95
97
com__No par
63
63%
62%
63
62
62
*61
62
60%
6074
1.400
67%
*66 Va
67
6 7'A
66%
66%
100
preferred
City
33%
preferred
100
"66%
'66%
67%
"66%
'
A
.'--X
.240
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2003)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoui
•
Year 1950
Lowest
Lowest
I per share
143/4 July 26
19
Mar
6
107a Jun
30
14% Nov
27
12 V* Nov
13
28 % Dec
30
28
30
25 V4 Oct
23
24
% Jan
17% Mar
3
15% Jan
24
75% Dec
3
Jan
27%
13
13% July 20
67% Aug 11
24% July 12
~20
93% Jan
9
35% Deo 26
60
6
2
0
88
3
July
Nov"!!
24
72
Jan
Nov
24
36
Dec
1
42% Jan
36 7» Jan
5
27
7% Nov
28 '
24
7 V4 Dec
23
227a Jan
42
22
11% Jan
47% Jan
407a
15
Jan
Jan
62%
3
94
*
24
7
25% May
10% Dec
3
9
19
7
1174 Jan
1%
May 12
3
July 20
47a May 24
23
9
Dec
29
67
Dec
28
657a Jan
13% Oct 23
1174 Jan
2
247. Jah
13 7
7% J&n
9 7. Oct
73
Deo
i
38
29
28% July 26 7
66
Jun
26
79
Jan
3
159
Nov
14
184
Jan
23
39
Jan
2
20
157. Nov
27
39
447n Nov
147a July 12
81 7a
24
37 7a Jun
Aug
3
17% Jun
14% July 12
18 7a Oct
r
17
4
147a Jun
Ocrt,'
5
Feb
July
7
29% Dec
8
347a Jan
3
m.'Jun 29
21
Mar
174
Jan
19
50% Dec
38 7a
Oct
19
307a Jan
4
21
'170
*
4
30
95
7
Ncv
19
307a Jan
Jan
39
2
1103
44
44
44%
23%
17
7%
Feb
Feb
Lowensteln
19
474%
6
'
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Co
*25%
19
19
7672
♦75
42
42
94
937a
93%
9372
39
39
387a
39
543/4
53
53
52
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878
8
-
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67a
33%
34
8%
8
12%
1274
1274
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487a
46
19%
1874
19
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63
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♦617a
-
91
v,
10,400
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68%
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17%
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87a
160
67
59
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i
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200
30
207a
227a
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227a
227a
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13%
127a
13%
16,400
17a
17a
4,000
2
2
2
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17
3,800
v'
16%
57a
57a
500
687a
6874
6874
6874
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1474
2,200
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14%
23%'
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237a
327a
3374
2,200
3378
32%
33%
3,300
6874
14 74
8 Va
87a
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87a
83/a
•
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159 7a
♦58
42
;>•
500
5,700
36
667a
159
59
42
800
8%
357a
6674
10
667a
159
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'/ 58 "
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36%
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400
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100
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58
500
42
43
1,100
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16
167a
417a :/•
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41%
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42
21%
,
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42%
2174
787a
5,000
217a
217a
21%
217a
217a
217a
2,200
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77%
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78%
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16
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78
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207a
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187a
187a
177a
5,400
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100
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'
187a
18%
187a
187a
18
227a
2234
22%
2274
22%
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227a
2274
22
38
38
36
3674
2274
357,
3574
367a
37%
14
>
14
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14
36%
377a
1,600
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14
137a
14
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137a
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13,000
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22
22
00
151
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32%
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50
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151
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29%
97
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151
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•
4774
•
1497a
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»
r—4
.
95
70
327a
800
497a
2,900
29
:i
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2,800
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29
,
29
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4774
47%
9,100
327a
497a
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95 7
46
,
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:
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-
30
95
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V
47
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
v.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per thare
Lowest
t per share
11% Feb 28
May
4
36% Aug
8
42
Dec
3
143
Sep
14
26
135% Mar
19
101
i.
Nov
18% Dec
,
3
8 s/. Dec
12
4107.
Nov
23
510
19
14
34% May 25
105
Jan 20
•14% Apr 18
Jun
Jun
.
46
21
142
29
31
Jun
91
NOV
'
25
20
Oct
2074 Feb
38 V Feb
12 Va Jan
2
1874 Oct
6
Aug
9% Nov 23
573 V Feb
28
14% Sep
4
Jan
9
500
127. Aug 30
9% Dec
27
17
23% Oct
23
67. July 13
9% Oct
13
77e Mar 23
32
Jan
3
38 7a Dec
27
87a July 25
97a Nov
3
Nov
12
13
187a Apr
23% Jan
•
197a May
19
31
Manhattan
8
19
15
5
57% Nov
July 19
5
Jan
Rights
337a Dec
29
26 J/8 Nov
8
387a Feb
94
Nov
23
105 7a Feb
13% Jun
29
21% Jan
29
147a Jan
11
July 17
38% Oct
19
137a May
32
127a July 13
24% July 27
Feb
175
8
Dec- 29
18% Nov
15
31% Nov
3
29
22
185
17% Jan
Aug 18
96% Dec
Jan
87
100
22
100
10
90
Jan
12
Jan
4274 Jan
3
10~5~
39% July 27
527a Mar 15
307. July 17
4074 Nov
44
58
127a Apr
14 7* Jan
Jun
29
1017a Feb
28
101 Va Mar
16 7a Feb
43
49% Apr .19
Jan
17
Jan
27
26
26
Feb
4
19% Apr
9374 Nov
23
1067a Jan
457a Jan
2
35
27
15
24
727a Oct
10
377a Jun
29
45
Jun
1
9
3
27
Oct
4
11
27% Jan
.
11
9
17 74 Nov
13
53
16
Nov
19% Nov
6% Aug U
20
22
July
147a July 23
2374 Jun 25
19% Jan
32 7a Oct
887a May 15
59% July 13
2274 May 23
15% Jun
Oct
100
72
26
19
4
Mar 20
15
267a Jan
29
Oct
16
217a Feb
8
20
4874 July
2
64
Feb
9
18
2
227a Feb
9
3
Jan
67a Jan
16
87a Mar
:
101
Dec
27
25
377a July 17
1017a Feb 21
106
Dec
102% July
A
347. July 12
27
1227a Sep
18
25
33% Oct
13
21% May 24
317a Oct
17
27
4774 Apr
2
1077a Sep
7
93 7a Nov
22
1027a Nov
7
110
Apr
12
6
1047. Nov
28
Nov
Nov
12
Jan
24
104% Jan
10
108
Aug
1
1043/4 Feb 21
7
93
__
92
56
Jan
15
94
pfd (1st
Shoe Corp,
&
Oct
393/4 Sep
Oct
2
23% Oct
3
$3.50
$4
Co
Mesta
3.85%
197. Dec
28
167. July
577a Dec
30
5374 Mar 15
72 74 Sep
12
7
Mid-Contineht
18
Jan
2
20 7a Nov
19
Middle
30
39
Jun
29
487a Feb
5
15
July 13
54% Nov
July 18
139 3% Nov
10% Jun
874 July
31
20% Mar
13
29
3
July 17
18
17 % Dec
28
16
Dec
29
427a Dec
11
131
Jan
3
13% Nov
8
(
2
29
'
Sep
4
217a Feb
133/e Mar 28
417. Jan
107% Oct
142
9
2174 Sep 21
563/4 July 17
117
Sep
21
547a
5472
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54%
5578
55%
55
5572
1,700
4%
Miami
8%
Minn
St
1474
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r
74
: '
4%
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/: 57/./
367a
47a
4
47a
480
27. v7
27%
8,600
94
94
14 Va
14
14%
6,600
11%
1174
117a
1,800
1474
14
14%
14
12%
117a
117a
11%
36%
37%
36%
1974
74
447a
i>t
173 7a
♦170
1737a
307a
307a
92
91
90
80
♦797a
19
19
19
3
*23
23%
*42
42%
common
50c
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167a
preferred—10o
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CO—
24
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell
preferred
29%
3074
6,900
y2
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92
—'
90
*89 7a
91
280
79 %
797a
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80
15
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147a
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19
187a
187a
18%
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19
30
147a
600
47
100
19
1,000
23
♦23
2374
4274
23
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423/4
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42
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167a
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23
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500
95
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5374
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39
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39
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67
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15
15
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94
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46
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103
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6774
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1,800
32
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68
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116
.
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68
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100
7,900
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49
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103
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100
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90 Va
90
92
47
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•
z.Nopar
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29 %
*
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1
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677a
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4,500
147a
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23%
300
44 7a
26%
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50
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♦9374
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47
1974
43
80
147a
19
167a
54%
.
147a
6,300
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91
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423A
23 7a
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95
547a
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80
36 7a
19%
447a
30 7a
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91
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44 7a
173 7a
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♦91
50
common
3074
92
90
37
367a
30
19
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7a
/
417a
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44
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377a
19%
447a
1,300
277a
957a
277a
28%
9674
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20
,
46,900
.
57
957a
47a
27%
♦957a
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12
46%
St Louis Ry
No par
& 63 Marie—z—'No par
conv
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287a
97
*447a
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$3.75
'
14%
Midland
Minneap
28
97
147a
Copper.
South
47a
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28 74
987a
307a
preferred series——100
preferred series.
—100
3.80%
3
28 7» Jan
15,400
90
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series——100
23
125
10%
—T
Transp
Machine
Jan
2
107a
%
32
..
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Mergenthaler Linotype Co_z.No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott——12.50
3874 Feb
13
57 7a
107a
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5
—/
100
3,900
107a
147a
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9
107a
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conv
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117a
107a
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101
9
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11.
3.500
74
McQuay Norris Mfg Co__„
10
Mead Corp common..
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4 % %
preferred <lst series)
100
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10
♦207a
117a
2,700
520
974
5674
44 72'
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./
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10
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9
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10
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600
36
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10%
547a
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5
common
convertible
87a
22
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520
10 7a
100
7%
35
16 Vi
16 74
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3,900
3,200
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36
3574
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32 7a
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77a
:
500
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5%
107a
15
32%
92
7%
35%
35,
16%
167a
*507%
7%
37
32%
*88
7%,
CLOSED
>
74
1
Mengel Co
J
——No par
Stores
Mercantile
36
117s
*4%
18
13
27
10
493% Nov
7
pfd
convertible
Melville
91
1,700
42
132
107a
27%
ElectHc Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing Z—_No
par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines./
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc—
4%
3274
91
l57a
14
42
*130
5774
*97
McGraw
r
32%
77a
14
STOCK
EXCHANGE
107a
147a
common-,——
McCrory Stores Corp
McLe/lan
32%
133
15%
157a
92%
/
.74
*11%
Preferred
37a%
7a
42»%
♦130
5472
1
common
Corp
15
v
6774
1
Corp
McCord
&
887a Apr
113
x203/a Jan
Sharee
10%
..No par
—
preferred
McCall
-
15%
77a
11
*57
:No par
Stores
Co
Merch
267a Jun
9
Sales fsr
the Wtek
t perthare
:147a
1474
42 Va
,427a
*133
,
32
74
Co
cumulative
2
28% Oct
953/4 Nov
*8%
-
July
27
77a Jan
$3
8
'
Dept
$3.40
16
40
Oct
Co
Corp
Electric
Maytag
3
Apr
44% Jun
28
54% Nov
64
107a July 17
42
3
4
Jun
4
947a Nov 27
x21% July 19
147a Jan
1574 Aug
3
32% Oct
5
6
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 25}
f per thare
1474
1474
42 7a
♦130
'
*91
10%
87a
22%
107a
$3.75 preferred-:
—No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No
par
23
42% Feb
3
Jan
82
May
31
4974 Jan
16
(Glenn L)
Masonite
7
917a Jan
3
21
Martin
12
21
Jan
18 7. Aug
5
32% Jan
Sep
26 7a Jan
July 13
33% July 13
217a July 13
Thtir»d*j
C per there
'
Martin-Parry Corp
24
Jun
16% Jun
May" ~3
35
Jan
7978 Nov 21
13% Jan 10
42
July 19
Nov. 21
927a
520
*21
6%
Master
20% Jan
99
Ry
Mathieson Chemical
Corp com
7%
preferred—
27% Sep
25
St
'
167a
10 7a
.
16
49
Aug 17
—
20
23% May 11
July 13
July 3
—
147a
43
133
•
15&
37
1672
1
49% Sep
197a July 14
;
;
37
-5
*1474
8
*507 7a
Exploration
237a Feb
18
39
Wednesday
Nov. 20
t per thare
32%
;
*7 7a
1
'■
Shirt
Oil
2
183
*91
No par
17
87
18
17% May 11
52
Mar 28
13
,//V
per share
*130
157a
323/8
•
50
—
10
87
30
Feb
.
11% Jan
Tuesday
Nov. 19
*42 7a
1?3
15%
No par
Jan
29
>
A-——100,
16774 Apr
Sep 26
297a Nov 21
97
com—No par
7
prior pfd100
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
4 7.%
preferred
100
18
1074 Jun
Market
27
18
Inc
5
Corp
^
%
6.25
Marine Midland Corp/—.
5
474%
preferred
(conv) —50
5
25
30
/z— L_
Marathon
3
1067a Sep
217a Dec
Dec
*42
*130
Bros—
Maracaibo
117a Aug
8
543/4 Nov 13
25
9% July 19
f
15
*1474
100
Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co—^
hi Oct
2
Co
*
5
common—10
Mahoning
13 7. Oct
1007a Aug
7
97. Jan 13
31
V
9p«rthan
Magma Copper—————>.10
Magnavox Co (The)
_!•
253/4 Jan
29
4
Forbes
Inc
H)
Mandel
Jan
4
(R
16
52% Oct
9
Trucks
Jan
20
377. Jan
Jan
42% Oct 17
8'/a July 17
19% July 25
25
Mack
15
Apr
Par
'
Working Co
&
Macy
19
550
Wood
4%% preferred series
Madison Square Garden
2474 Apr
4
Monday
Nov. 17
preferred-—1
2
Jan
5
M
6%'
2
103% Jan
10
July
&
MacAndrews
17
77a May 21
237a Jun 25
7% Mar 30
16
M
10
7a Feb 26
28
77a Jan
8atnrday
/;
/;://:.■;/
187a Mar 19
37% May 17
128
35% Dec
3
50
1,600
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-
f per there
Mar 30
15
YORK
;
M //,/
17
11% Mar 31
28% July 17
NEW
Highest
I per thare
3,600
167a
♦57a
'
.
17
'
57a
57a
X33%
V
400
— -—
8%
2374
/
>
799
87a
14%
597a
.
3,900
91
.
160
160
197a
!
8%
67 Mr
>,
37
667a
45
19
19
87a
57a
87a
*36
45
467a
187a
87a'
1674
33%:;;
8%
37
6672
127a
*89
*
23%
33%
500
1,100
12 7a
r-
91
*
57a-
23%
'
♦45
67a
247a
♦89
68%
♦14%
*17
"
67s
24%
91
2
57a
2174
-
-10
-
8%
'
67a
6074
*20 -V
2
177a
337a
"v
10
50
—;
3,300
617a
13%
;,|.///^v/^/,;rrr/7/'
No par
3374
20
2274
/ *77
33
1
607a
137a
237a
\
/
20
223/4
2
41 /
370
1,500
900
627a
137i
43
93
39 74
52
20
22%
2
»
93
20
.
1374
41V
?'
♦89
2074
237.
*217b
*6 7a
46
Xl8%
87a
v
"
127*
7a
8%
43
1
67s
12
687a
•
8
12 7a
85/a
*57
'
25
14%,714%
A.No par
Inc
87a
7
48 72
160
100
39 Va
3474
3372
2474
87a
19-Va
52
2474
57a
5
34%
207a
6672
:
53
127a
*36 7a
...
397a
<
*6%
237a
600
190
2434
874
/A
*18%
100
1,800
1,900
7
*33%
26
6,300
*
41%
25
177a
/
■■
757a
6%
137.
>
■
,
41%
247a
2
443A
26
•
>
93%
93%
-
4374
22%
75
25
23 /
<-
.
417a
22%
4474
Day
'
33%
87a
.
Thanksgiving
75%
39
5472
1
——/No par /
2^50
10,600
700
42
J
41%
9472
197a
'
44
♦19
75%
55
*46
100
Sons
193/8
7774
423/a
42
~
1
8874
19 72
*18%
*76V2
■
39%
*127a
7
3,100
2674
8 7a
5
-
327a
■
'
preferred series 'A—
Lukens
26 7a
*67a
Co (Ky)—No
par
&
25%
1978
1
Nashville:
(M)
26%
423/b
25
preferred—„100
&
26%
7774
33%
com—25
400
32
CLOSED
j.
44%
397»
>
12%
34 7»
227a
44%
26%
*547*
lo
Common—a
Gas <fc El
*2272
44%
*9372
1
.
Louisville
227a
44
42%
7
25
Corp—
Louisville
5
537a Oct
Co
*22 7a
44%
*18%
par
(P»)
43%
22%
44%
*76%
,
Long Bell Lumber' ! Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co.—/No
lioriilartt
44%
*22%
45
4372
2,900
♦127a
*33 74
88%
26%
-No par
—
Lone Star Cement
35 / Sep 10
597a Feb 13
487a J'ln 29
26% Nov
4
30% Dec
•
877a
—5
Lockheed. Aircraft
Corp—
Loew's Inc
May 28
473/a Apr 27
157a Jun-'7
25% Jan 3
29
149
Sep 21
102% Dpc
:
2
Jun
87 3%
par
—
preferred—.,
Lion Oil Co
28
2
127a Jan
4
367a May 23
'
227a Mar 24
97% Feb 17
i
277. Jan
28-
11
Aug
7
227. July 18 A
164
87
44%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—_No
par
37a%" convertible preferred-—100
9
197a Oct
23
87%
par
Lily Tulip Cup CorpLink Belt
CO—;
L_—
Lionel Corp ri lie r_.
13
257a Oct
14
Noc
28% Aug 17
13 74 Sep 29
87%
*44%
Sharee
16%
877a
31%
91
—
22
21% July 17
317.
non-cum
7%
467a Apr 27
23 7a Sep 19
X81£
3174
*89
Savers Corp /
;■
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
OC*.
3
16% Nov 21
74% May 17
1774 July 2
30%
.*22%
10
Life
49
29
Apr
16
'
29
9
217a Jan
71
Oct
69
19
31 %
207a
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass'Co.
Iibby McNeill & Libby—
S
45% Nov
31 %
63 7a
Lerner Stores
Corp
7
28
2
•
87%
1st preferred—No par
50c non-cum 2nd
pfd—
No
9
Mar 31
337a Jan
31%
,
——100
1674
STOCK
EXCHANGE
87%
*61
Products——
127z
SftlMltet
the Week.
t per thare
16%
12%
34
*20
Lehman Corp (The)—/
Lehn & Fink
1674
12%
34
5
367a Aug
10% Feb
s
874 Nov. 23 '
407a May 29
287. Ted
18
$3
1674
12%
33
Co common—3
preferred
167s
12%
33
1
J.
16%
12-%
32%
50
j—,
16%'
32%
_4
(James) & Sons
3.85%
2
Oct
187'
Co
Lehigh Coal <fc Navigation CO
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR_.
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common—
22
89 7a Jan
*
15
Jun
19
Gas
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
1 per thare
thare
.,*30%
No par
Thursday
Nov. 21
< per
share
*
—No par
-
'
< per
' 32%
10
;
—
73% July 5
177a May 17
277a Sep 20
207. July 11
30 74 Jun 29
39 7. Aug 28
3
30% Aug 23
177
9
Lees
17
Jan,
Jan
87a Jan
2
*32
100
-
Co
Lee Rubber & Tlre___*
100 7a Feb 15
15 'A
&
preferred
Lane-Wells Co.:
19
29
H)
4 7a %
18
2674 Apr
15 7a Feb
20
30% Dec
•'
8
Jun
29
1
par
16
8
July 17
July 17
July 13
61
2574 Feb
217a Aug
1
87e Jun 25
Dec
A
class
La Consolidad
6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lambert Co (The)—
!No par
Lane Bryant common^
-..No
9
Nov
227a Dec
12%
1
Cc (The)
Laclede
1
4
727a Oct
(S
Kroger
15
Mar
90
Dec~28
14
13
7
May
2
16%
12%
B
preferred-
Kress
147a Feb
6
517a Feb ''9
217a Sep 28
1974 July 27
29
30
47a Apr
9
May
8
28
Jan
16%
5
PRICES'
Wednesday
Ncv. 20
t per share
8.73
Kresge (8 S) Co
9
8 7a Nov
2
56
25
3
17a Jun
14 7a Jun
Sep~28
100 7a Sep
July 13 '
4% Jan
42% Jan
167a Jun
Jan~~25
20
25
4%
Sep 21
28 72
2
42% Dec
13
6( % May
2
12% Jun
Feb
89
67. May 24
574 July 9
20
257a Oct
Co
.
103
61% May 20
32
Jun 26
19% July 13
10 7i Jun
5
10
May 4
47% Sep 13
5
6
Jan
62
Light
Copper———No par
Kern County Land Co new2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp„
..No par'
King-Seeley Corp —w——
1
Kinney (G R) Co common—
1
$5 prior preferred
,.No par
Koppers Co Inc common
10
60
2
<fc
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 19
I per share
Kennecott
31
19% Jan
15
35% Dec
7a Nov 14
25% Jan 29
507/a Sep 20
24
Jan
92% Oct
Class
27 7» Aug 27
17% Mar 20
Power
Monday
•*
Nov. 17
(Julius) <fc Co.
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv
25
49% Oct
42% Mar 15
25% Sep 28
37
July 13
3% Jun
27
33 V, Oct
76% Nov
20
Kansas
19 Yb
May"24
Saturday
„,
Kayser
2
101
July 12
34% Deo
l
6
34% Oct 19
-
67% July
36% Aug
28
47% Nov
3
AND
LOW
STOCK
Par
15% Feb
Jan
16% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
I per share
15% July 20
20 V4 Jan
4BV4 Apr
NEW
Highest
I per share
STOCKS
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per thare
19
14 74
17%
4674
109
67%
177a
47
109
7a
92
6774
3,300
20%
10,100
2074
.
lo
94
65%
.44 7a
147a
102
217a
45 74
137-
700
2174
20:%
.
200
♦135
13%
17
47
*107%
2.900
800
45,
137
14%
3.200
3,700
1774
477a
10974
.
5,200
600
'
(2004)
po
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,.. Monday, November 26,1951
^
new york stock record
j
STOCKS
tunlwfmliM
Buff ManJia, 1
Klfhett
IwrDM
Ufwl
Bifknt
tperehare
tswmt
< per there
104
108% Jau
Sep 20
9% July 12
67
July IP
§
I
54
21
Dec 27
NOT 10
83% Jan
4
Mar
7
27% Oct 15
93% Feb 14
18% Jun 20
84
May
107
3
2
27% Dec 27
25% Jan
34% Mar 20
29% Jun 14
33% Nov
32
15% Deo 28
24% Jun 29
13% Apr 11
9% Jan
3
4% Jan
3
11% Dec 22
21% Jan
3
62% Dec 22
4% Feb
10
31% Dec 30
30
Apr
41% Oct
4
11% Jan 13
54
19% July 13
49% July 13
12% Jun 27
23% May 11
67% NOT 24
64
Jan
15
Jun
29
44
Jun
29
108% July 12
15
Mo-Kan-Texas
34%
7%
9
10
10
34%
com
No par
7%
preferred series A
7%
100
RR
fMissouri Pac RR 5ft
Mphawk Carpet Mills
Mojud Hosiery Co Inc
1
Montana-Dakoto Utilities Co
75% Sep
19
Montana
Power
Co
Products
24% July 12
17% July 2
16% Jun 25
11% Nov 15
29
Motor
Wheel
14
19% Dec 20
19
.
May 24
Oct 18
14
6
56% Dec
113
Mar 17
Jan
13
23% Aug 30
36% Jan
13
62% Aug 30
43
Jan
13
53% Jun
16
July 13
12
May
Morrell
(John)
9
21% Feb 23
Mueller
30% Nov 20
20
58% Sep
10
112% Jun
48% July 19
107% Sep 11
18% Jun 25
Co
11
4%%
90%
91
180
31%
•31
31%
2,400
32
32 V*
26%
27%
6,300
15%
15%
34%
34%
34%
6,600
3,000
7%
7%
15%
34%
' 7%
48
49%
11,500
26%
27
13,100
32%
32%
27%
15%
49
49%
27
27%
29%
30%
29%
2,100
29%
47%
46%
34%
7%
48%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
30%
X29%
13%
Thanksgiving
Day
7%
30
29%
13%
13%
13%
30%
13%
•13%
13%
13'/a
19
19
18%
19
*18%
19
18%
18%
88
86%
87%
87
87%
87%
84
86
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
22
1,000
13%
19
7,500
23
1,200
700
4,700
13,400
26
25%
26
25%
253/4
25%
25%
6,800
69%
69%
69 %
70
6,700
16%
60%
16%
69%
16%
25%
69%
16%
25%
69%
163,4
69%
10%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2.800
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
13
13
13
13
9,000
No par
52
52%
51%
51%
50%
50%
51%
51%
51%
51%
4,900
25
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
1,700
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
1,400
18 »/4
28%
18%
1,700
29%
24,500
lo
25
25
*18%
25%
•18%
18%
18%
18%
1
29%
293%
29%
30%
29%
30%
5
Co
*24%
-5
-
Corp
Brass
CLOSED
23%
3
*11%
11%
11%
11%
12
12
1
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear inc
Murphy Co (G C)
♦30%
140
23%
27%
47
7%
91%
23%
25%
Mullins
15% Feb
34%
91%
11,600
EXCHANGE
27%
153/4
7%
46%
7%
24
Sharet
42%
69%
Inc
Corp
xl5%
23%
there
101
101
STOCK
No par
Lines
A
27%
41%
:
No pa*
5
Montgomery Ward A Co
Motor
14
32
32%
32%
27%
28
16%
16%
34% '..34%
"
f per
I per »har»
42%
101%
88
5
(The)
91%
•100%
30
Machine Tool——No par
Monsanto Chemical Co—
5
8
42
xll%
42%
•100% 102
23%
23%
91%
91%
•30%
31%
32%
32%
Bales foe
the Week
13%
19
Monarch
31% Jan 29
Oct
47%
26%
pfd-100
2q
-1.25
conv
5
30% Nov
13
Jun
16%
24% NOV 21
3
9
10%
42% Aug 24
19
12% Jan
5
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Motorola
18
57
26% Jan
„
Mission
53% Nov
20% Jan
•80%
27%
12% July 31
40% Jan
2
29
22
32%
32%
Moore-McCormick
15% Dec
25
27%
22% Sep 24
18% Feb 18
23% Jan
91%
32%
26% Nov 14
29
20% July 17
13% Mar 23
preferred—
conv
27% Oct
a
16% Dec 29
2nd
91%
.
Minnesota Power A Light Co-No par
Corp
1
16% Feb
11% Jan
2
21% Jan 13
3
91%
*30%
24
Mission
0
24% Jan
107% Aug
Jan 25
13% Feb
30
$1.50
24
42%
101%
>
Not. 22
• per than
4 per than
Ifirtftari
Friday
Nov. 23
"Tharsday
Nov. 21
Nov. 29
42%
101%
23%
23%
Sep 14
39*% Feb
3
9
73
Ifirilkari
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICE!
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 19
v
42%
42%
*101% 102
13% Mar 9
73% Mar 9
33% Mar 12
30% July a
7% Jun 25
12% NOV
16% July
Far
Mfg common—No pa*
preferred
No par
Mlnneapolis-Mollne Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$4
18% Sep 21
35% Apr 30
45% July 2
18% Aug 15
29% Nov 21
77% Dec 21
July 26
10% Jun
6
16% Nor 20
Nov. 17
Minn Mln A
34% Oct 13
27
Jun
Vnfsy
Mtvrfey
t per than
perehare
37% Feb 20
Oct 15
101
27% July 26
16
mw ioil STOCK
EXCHANG!
•24%
24%
19
1
*55%
55%
54%
100
*107%
108%
•107%
common
preferred
23% Feb
27
43% Sep 28
52
Jan
a
49% Feb
28
06
Apr
12
17% July
B
22% Feb
2
51% Jan
2
79
Mar
9
Corp—
Nashville Chatfc A 8t Louis
Mar 1!
37
Aug
3
National Acme Co
1
34%
64%
343%
Apr 13
National Airlines
1
15%
15%
Apr 21
Sep 19
National Automotive Fibres Inc
1
National Aviation Corp
.—5
19%
19%
21%
Jan
National Biscuit Co
30%
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
Myers (F E) A Bros
lo
com
19%
19%
55%
55%
107%
55
108%
19%
18%
183/4
29%
30%
*11%
107%
*11%
12
*55%
56
56%
>107% 108%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5q
*44
45
♦44
45
44
44
*44%
No par
53
53
•52%
54
*53
54
*53%
1,100
80
19%
19%
3,100
*44%
54
19%
553/4
109
*108
45%
♦
200
12
45%
200
53
400
19
6,700
53
n
32
Jan
3
23
Jan
13
6% Jun 29
22
May 20
63
Dec
21
343/4 Dec 18
31
14% Dec
27
12% Jan 10
16% Jan
2
16
Jun 29
29% Nov 19
14Yo July 12
23
May 27
32
20
Dec 2s
Jan
13
31% Dec 26
175% Jun
30
5% July 13
31
July 13
7% July 12
6% Jun 27
10% Jun
36
27
July 17
39% Jan
186
17
Jan
9
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
15
Feb
10
2
50
44% May 28
16% Oct 30
Not 13
__
11
2
13% Mar 28
27% Dec 21
July 25
9% Jan
2
11
20% Dec 22
94% Jan
7
Jan
42% Jan
11% Oct 11
14% Mar 30
15
Nov 14
14% Dec 28
20% July 17
—
163
22% May 31
102
Jun
7
Jan
26% Jan 10
106%Oct 27
18% Jun 29
89
Oct 29
27% Nov
__
178
July 13
185% Jun
X150
Jan
II
159
7% Jan
4
2
8
26
29% Oct
9
25% Nov
8
21% Dec
18
21% Jan
a
July 13
Jun 25
Dec 20
83
Nov 19
24% Dec 28
20
Nov
7
101% July 30
—
7
103
33% Oct 19
185yaJan
14% Oct
9
11% Jan
3
14% Jan
8
Jan
2
3
156
66
$4.50 preferred
Jan 29
40% Sep 17
33
Oct
4
43
10% July 13
3
30% Jun 29
25% Jan
2
Nov 24
89
2
37% Oct
9% Jan 20
31% Dec 22
4
23% Feb
112% Oct 4
21% Mar 22
8
53 % Nov 27
Jan
4
National
Year 1950
I per share
# per share
8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13
12% Feb 28
10
15% Jan
3
102% Mar 10
106% Aug 11
103% Nov
7% July 13
34
July 11
99
July 18
10% July 25
x99% Sep
17% Feb
9% Jan 29
9
32% Feb
30% Oct
90
Sep
25% Feb
108
Oct
17% Sep
10% Feb
16
15
5
2
11
17
15
7
X105
13
42% Nov 25
34% Jun 21
16
13% Mar 23
93
Jun 22
11% Jan
5
103
Apr
13
93
Apr
6
104% Dec
18
26
2
99
10% Jan
58
66% Mar 14
26% Mar 29
Jan
9
Feb
135
Oct
34% Oct 21
5
23% Feb
17
2
82% Jan
12%
12
12%
113%
55
55%
54%
10
10
13
14%
14%
483%
48
48%
17%
31%
17%
17%
31%
32
107%
108%
28%
10 %
2,200
13%
13 %
18,400
I!3,*
47%
173%
47
47%
463%
16%
17
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
14,600
108%
108'/a
107%
107%
2,100
47
17
17%
32%
313%
107%
108
108
92
193%
92
28%
27%
28 %
19%
*91
28%
27%
28 Ve
27%
323%
53%
537%
53%
26%
26'/a
*26 %
29%
29%
83
83%
20%
105%
20%
28%
29%
84%
*20%
20%
100
*104%
105%
1
♦16%
17%
No par
Co
8%
8%
4% ft
Nesco
Inc
Newmont
4'/4 ft
139%
8%
•138%
140
1391%
139%
150
83%
8%
300
373%
383%
X35%
*32%
33
53%
*321%
•83%
*83%
8%
35
36
26%
263%
29Vs
30
293%
30%
*83%
84
83
83%
*33%
20 3%
20%
20%
20%
16%
8%
16%
8
•103
16%
8
29
*103
163%
*8%
16 3%
*25%
105
8%
5,000
200
4,800
26%
400
29%
27
105%
33
533/8
53
53%
•103
90
35%
*32%
33
53%
Nov. 20
t per than
10
*103'%
9 per thare
♦10
10
16%
16%
105
►103%
*9%
I per share
10%
*10
18,300
84
60
20%
900
105%
*16%
16%
900
8%
8
1,500
16%
16
16%
9%
9%
9%
37%
*37%
37%
93%
93%
Thanksgiving
12%
12%
Day
37%
37%
37%
93%
93%
*93%
12%
12%
12%
*92
12%
*92
95
*92
130
129
129
131
10
*127%
1
*19%
19%
*75
77'
100
12%
95
'103%
95
12%
*92
95
132%
19%
19%
77
75
130%
20
♦75
75
19%
20 %
*73
105
9%
Sales for
the Week
I per share
Shares
10
STOCK
10
37%
1
I per share
'103%
94
pfd.lOo
Nov. 22
105
105
Friday
Nov. 23
Thursday
10%
*16%
*92%
System—
t per share
*10
*37
100
Nov. 21
16%
No par
10
Wednesday
10%
10
preferred
14,500
172
5
Mining Corp
Industries common
Newport
7,000
90
28%
1713%
Tuesday
*16"%
Inc
Elec
19%
174
Nov. 19
100
com
2,200
•171
Holiday y
1
preferred
17
94
273%
500
4,600
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
common
Newberry Co (J J)
193%
*92
48
174
Nov. 17
preferred
3% ft
16'%
x8
19%
Saturday
1
Bros
103%
;
Corp
Nelsner
203%
.
•
Far
Nehl
27
*83%
4.20% conv preferred
Natl Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomas
*26%
38
<
163%
19%
92%
19%
91%
38%
4.400
5,900
10
193%
54
80
•
*14%
91
33
11%
14%
323%
38 %
543%
133%
139
54
543%
1,400
163%
10
3%
.38%
*32%
163%
11%
133%
143%
139%
Natl Malleable A Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
__No par
National Steel Corp
10
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
lo
4% ft preferred
10o
National Tea Co
5
2,600
12,600
10
19%
8%
18%
20%
30%
133%
143%
*83%
*8%
5,300
10
139%
1
1,600
15
13%
*143%
91%
19%
*90
270
34%
30
1834
55%
10%
123%
63%
20%
ft/ft, !/'
12%
55%
•62%
34%
14%
164%
55 %
10
*107%
18%
'
12%
139
24
28% Jun
163%
139
England
Oct
•163%
163%
100
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4ft
74
163%
163%
preferred B
New
Apr
2
17% Jun 25
30%
30
6%
National Linen Service Corp
New
80% Dec
19'
203%
30
20%
•171
20
20% Nov 22
18 3%
20%
21%
30%
19
1723% 172%
12% Oct 24
Feb
19%
203%
30%
19%
21%
173
7
103
15
*171
11
42% Jan
102
15
14%
483%
new_-5
common
15
15%
12%
EXCHANGE
Apr 18
July 17
8
Co
35%
35
10
*14
No par
*
19%
65
123%
l
1
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
14% Jan 18
18% Feb 19
8% Jan 11
105% Feb
1
19
63%
343%
29%
55%
I per than
13
11% Jun
55%
19%
65%
34%
653%
34%
14%
19%
loo
25
Jan
Lead
Lowest
f per shar§
*12%
19
663%
preferred A
Bangs BInee Jan.!
Highest
Highest
lo
No par
19%
64%
•34%
15%
_7ft
Range for Previous
Lowest
*163%
National Dairy Products
No par
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod
5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
National Gypsum Co common
1
15
28
100
7ft
preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
19
19
21%
30%
164%
12%
common—_10
61% Sep 10
Nov
25
19
*64
National Container Co
National Cylinder Gas Co
8% Sep
29
27
Feb 24
5
100
14% Aug 7.
16% Aug 14
137
Jan
20
14
21
Nov
9% May 31
Jun
15% Apr
Oct. 25
Sep
Jun 29
18
71% Apr
Jan 20
169
35% Mar 31
23% Dec
12
6
22%
Mar 22
,
16%
21%
22%
35%
184%
14
59%
11%
Nash-Kelvinator
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
10
1,300
16
16%
1,600
103%
*9 %
*37
94%
12%
105
9%
700
37%
400
94%
200
12%
13,900
95
*92
95
132
130
131
2,200
20%
19%
20
4,000
75
74
74
50
11% Jan
3
Dec~21
21%
29
38% Jan
12
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
33%
33%
34
34
34
34%
34
34%
237/a Oct
17
New York Air Brake
34%
33%
17% Jun 25
2,800
g
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6,100
16
New York Central
20%
15% Jun
25
26j/4 Jan
35% Nov
23
40
102% Nov
20
„
No par
17'/,
17%
17
17%
10%
17
16%
17%
16%
10%
23,500
.—10
39%
39?%
38%
39%
36%
38%
36%
37
35%-36%
11,200
N Y Cliic & St Louis Co—
128
Jun
29
13% Jan
152
Oct
4
19
Jun
6
28% Mar 29
42
Nov
21
30
15% Jan 10
41% Jan
3
New
Sep 28
156% Feb
13
18% May 10
54% Apr 25
56
Jan
26
73% Nov
21
73
Jan
3
92
Aug
Dec
13
246% Apr
19
215
Jan
17
475
Oct
15
6% Jun
27
17% Dec
28
18
14% Nov
14
25% Jan
25
59% Jan 17
9
22% Jan
28% Jun
27
52
Dec
27
43% Jun
14% Oct
31
20% Apr
12
15% May 24
Y
New
9
200
6ft
N
$5
N
Y
common
preferred series A
lOo
*103%
102%
103%
103%
103%
*101%
City Omnibus Corp
No par
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
"15%
York Dock
15%
15%
16
1,300
No par
*50
52
51%
51%
52
52
*51%
52
51
51
110
89%
100
non-cufti
&
common
preferred—No par
Harlem
RR
Co
*89
50
*405
N Y
New Hav & Hart RR Co—10o
Preferred 5%ft series A
lOo
N
Y
104
104
89%
450
*89
*400
93
Dec
12
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
85
Dec
14
91% Dec
22
98
9
26
July 26
Dec
19
July 17
28% Apr
100
Feb
24 % Mar
25% Jan
5
15
84% Nov
15
9
20% Jan
2
5
29
Jan
31
25
Jun
26
91
Mar 29
x28% Jan
99
Mar
9
29
7
Mar
79
nov
14
88% Jan
8
82
Jun
27
94
90
Nov
3
102
8% Jun
29
16
Oct
19
39% Nov 24
43% Jun
5
53% Mar
24% Dec
4
28
35% Jan
9
1
25% Nov
103% Mar 20
97% Jun
17
5
Feb 23
Feb
12% May
May
50
6
16%
16
16%
Nopco
Norfolk
6
44
Jim
29
x52% Feb
5
Feb
27
25
Sep 18
28% Jan
13
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
21% Feb
24
17% Jun 25
19% Feb
8
19
Feb
13
78% Jan
5
88 %
78% July
3
88
Mar
28% Dec
8
39% Feb 23
31% Jan
2
17
39% Oct
3
33% Dec 28
31% Jan
2
61% Nov 21
9% Jun
1
10% Mar 2
94% Feb 16
Jan
17% Dec
18
May 18
xl3% Jun 29
15
27
.97 % Jun
15
83% Nov 15
106% July 13
109% Dec
16
83
Nov 16
94
Nov
8
Jun
27
13
Mar 22
14% Dec 28
15% Jun 26
23% Jun 20
22% Dec 28
32% Mar 28
12% Jun 29
17% Dec
16
20
12% Oct 22
19% Oct 22
Jun, 28
15% Mar 31
23
15% May
24% May
35% Sep
24% Sep
16
4,500
3,100
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16
1,300
27 %
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
9,800
*84%
A Western
27%
27%
85
24%
24ya
27%
*85
24%
86 %
20
24%
13,100
27
27
79
*77
79
*77
79
*77
79
*77
79
85
*82%
85
*82%
85
*82%
85
83
83
*90
91%
♦90
91
90%
90%
70
9%
9%
2,400
*45%
45%
300
osl
*451/2
91%
47
47
91%
91%
9%
91%
9%
9%
9%
45%
45%
45%
*45%
46
47
401/.
'
9%
45%
gs/„
47%
47
9%
26%
4.800
27
"50
47V8
46%
47
46%
46%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
200
18%
IS1/*
18%
18%
'18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13,900
l
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16 >/8
157/b
16%
15%
16
*78 %
Lio
36%
37
100
56%
58%
Aviation
10
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern Pacific Ry—
Central Ry Co
•
3,500
7,400
78%
•
78%
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
36%
37 %
3,900
57%
79
59%
58%
60%
59%
61%
57%
59%
118,000
10%
10%
11,300
84%
84%
240
*78
79%
*78
79%
*78
79%
20
(Minn)-—
Common
10%
5
$3.60
preferred
100
$4.80
preferred
100
105
100
*94
series
Inc common—10
preferred
Northwestern
85
24%
27
27%
87
24%
^.50
North
Northwest Airlines
27%
*86
25
*82%
25
Co
$1.10
86%
24%
*76%
25
Adjustment preferred
American
25%
4
Ry com
*86
86
25
1
North American
4.6 ft
15
15%
100
Northern
10
14
20
16%
53%
Corp
Chemical Co
8
10
16%
16%
preferred
Preferred
15%
450
54
Electric
6
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
15%
89%
*390
100
Northern States Pwr Co
9% Dec
x90%Dec
89%
450
16%
$8.75 preferred
8
*87
*400
53%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Nopar
3.40ft preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
3.90ft
87
450
600
No par
Common
Noma
89
*400
103%
1
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
Corp—
9
89%
450
1G%
N Y State Elec A Gas
21% July 27
104
25
Telegraph
>50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
v
84
10%
84%
105
95%
13%
13%
22
*34
♦!9%
10%
10%
85
85
10%
10%
83%
10%
83%
105%
►105% 105%
94 %
94%
105%
84
►105%
10%
84%
106 %
94
04
94
94
*105% 106 %
*94
130
94%
290
13%
21%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,600
22
13%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
2,000
35
34
34
33%
34
35
35
35
35
20%
20
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
180
*19%
19%
1,400
32%
32%
6,500
O
28% July 12
16
112% Mar
95
100
104% Dec
Dec 21
26% Feb
35% May 28
>Jun
9
22
14
46% Dec 28
18% Dec 20
18% Oct
9
20% Dec 28
19% July 11
90
July
8
20-
Jan
9
28% Nov 22
101% Oct
For footnotes
see
5
page 24.
30% Jan
B
99
Nov
89
Jun 20
20
33ya Aug 20
110% Mar 12
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40ft preferred————
43% Mar 29
99% Feb 27
57% Sep 10
3.90ft preferred
Ohio Oil Co
19% Jan 19
22
Oct
10
Okla Gas A Electric Co
20
Jan
8
18
May
25% Jan
2
97
8
Jan
3
37V* Oct 11
8
111% Oct
4ft
preferred—
Oliver Corp common
4%ft
—5
100
100
—.No par
32%
*100
90%
52
10
20%
——20
*18%
34%
com
1
convertible preferred—100
32%
101%
90%
52%
20%
19
35%
*105% 107%
32%
32%
100
100
89%
89%
51%
52%
20%
20%
.
32%
99
*89
50%
.20%
18%
18%
18%
35
35%
*35%
106
107%
107
32%'
32%
32%
99% 100
89%
100
100% 100%
89%
89%
89%
51%
50%
50%
49%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
*89
50%
21
440
80
2il00
1,600
fj. 400'
18%
18%
18%
*18%
35%
107%.
34%
35%
33%
34%
8,100
107%
104%
104%
840
..
107
19
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Volume 174
Number 5067
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2005)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Mango for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1950
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
I per share
I per share
t per share
Apr 21
10
Aug
6
15
105
Mar 24
NEW
*
26
10% Jan
3
15
90
3
113
Jan
Nov
10
96% Jun
90% Jan 20
27% Sep
22
25
30
July 26
MV* July 10
42% Jun
'23
33% Jan
19
Oct
B
2
Jan
14
17% Sep
75% Feb
•7% Juiy la
78
Nov 27
73% Feb
13% Jan
13
82
2
Aug
13% July 17
97
21
1
7% Jan
Jan
e
Feb
23
95
18
14% July 19
16% Nov 23
22
3
Nov
5
81
Aug
6
89'/a Aug 30
-
21
16
Mar 21
July 13
37
6
44
Feb
15
Feb
3
25% Oct
26
103
152
135
Jan
2% Jun 29
Dec
7
18
4
8% Dec
4
3% Jun 29
6
3
22% Sep 19
8% Mar 16
■
4% Jan
11
Jun
27
12'% Dec
28
x9% July 18
13% Apr
18
17
27% Oct
19
25
40% Oct
6
13
4 % Jun
49% Mar 20
29
6% Mar
Mar 15
X40
Feb
9
95
Jun
21
1
8% Dec
28
7
Jun
29
17% Feb 28
22% Oct
B
21
102
107
Aug 19
6% Feb
38
July 20
1% Mar 21
34% Jan
Mar
Dec
22
6
337/a Aug 22
9% Jan 20
9% Jan
4
18% Dec
8% Apr
IB'A Apr
17
6
31
Dec
13 Va Dec
18% July 26
May 24
30
4% JaA
7
16
21% Feb
14
10 "A Jan
8
3
25% Jan
8
28
Feb
Dec
21
Oct
30
104'A Nov
27% May 24
24% Jan
10
22% Jun
29
27% Mar 10
19% May 24
x24% Mar
112
9
Sep
28
27
22% Dec
20
167/a Jun
29
27% Apr
26% Jan
64 % Nov
27
52% Jan
10
69
103
107
July 12
Jan
Jun
100% Apr 27
17% Jan 11
18% Nov
7
8
111
86
Oct
66% Dec
29
59% Apr
62 y» Dec
14
55% Nov 23
8
23% July 20
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
23% July 18
112
46% Aug
121% Aug
3
Jan
Dec
25% Jan
23 %
116% Mar 23
28
105
2
Nov'16
Nov
23
9
23% Sep 10
22% Mar 12
1
3
79% Oct
15
Pepsi-Cola
26% Feb
xll5
23
Jan
106% Jun
9
92
Nov
16
106
Pet Milk Co
4%%
110% Feb
24
102
Nov
23
110
4%
2nd
Lowest
Highest
8 per share
Lowest
16% Nov 22
4
13
20% Jan
Jan
3
20
Feb
8
97
Deo
Feb
46
103
Mar
Aug 21
Sep
6
Oct
Sep
27
Jan
23
16
2
17% Jan
8
110% Jun
29
96
NOV 22
91
Dec
16
Mar 21
148
Mar 22
174
Dec
158
14
7
21
18% Dec
6
Jan
3
81% July 28
19 % Jun 30
-
125
July
Jun
19
13
July 28
9% Sep
38 ya Jan
20
16
11% Jun 27
July
Aug
12% Dec
15
7% Mar 23
86
July
3
Mar 22
13% Jun 27
80
Jan
4
21% Jun 30
24% July 12
115% Nov
8
Jan
II
Sep 25
r
Jan
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
18
98
31% Dec
3
Feb
9
21% July 17
31% Jan
2
10% Jan
30
12% Apr
33% Jan
3
4
14% Apr 12
36 V2 Aug 23
2
57
137
10
Nov
13
EiVt Nov~22
46% July
18% Dec
15% Jun
28
13 Va Jan
19
8
147
28
49
21%
21%
21 'A
19
18%
18%
X37
37%
36%
112%
112%
75%
56
56
56%
56%
29%
29%
X28%
29 Va
38%
113
112%
75
75%
(The)
Poor
Co
*91
93%
*91%
103%
*102
.
93%
103%
62% July
2
80
Jan
17
4%%
11
Procter
25% Nov 24
16% Nov 23
29% Jan 31
01
89 Va Aug 31
95
1
28% May 31
Apr 14
Apr 28
23% Jun
23
26 V* May 24
110
Nov
9
May 24
9
94
Nov
31% Jun
30
26 % Feb
27
48% Deo 30
106% Dee
26
109% Jan 10
S»% July is
80
34% Jan 30
13
Nov 15
2
15
41% Apr
2
46 Va Mar 28
106
Sep 11
27% Jan
2
30
Feb
19
30 Va Feb
19
30% Aug
1
119% Feb
7
91% Feb
13
24% Nov 16
27% Feb
13
Feb
21
107
48% Oct
8
60% Sep
10
110
May 23
31% Feb
5
Oct
29
48
Feb
2
137% Nov
7
159
Jan
22
2
29
Feb
B
34% Nov 24
89% Apr If
BO
Hot sb
24
Jan
16% Jan
71
Nov
2
25% Oct
20
82
3% Apr
2
3
May 16
5
10
88
Nov
15
How 18
33
Jan
2
For footnotes see page 24.
11
conv
$4.75
3%%
Co
46%
46
153/4
84
*83
98
Hv
84%
96
95
95
*95
96
16 Va
*15
16 Va
*15
963/4
*96
963/4
96
.47
47%
131/2
36%
47%
96
95
47%
*12
13%
36%
*35%
36%
96%
16%
*95%
16%
16%
32%
*95
96 3A
*95%
16%
16%
*110%
—
32%
32%
*110%
323%
1
150
300
100
17
96
*12
..
"26
47%
36%
96%
&5'/2
95%
60
16%
♦16%
16%
1,300
♦110 '/<
„
32'A
31
400
—
32%
3,300
97
933/4
933/4
46
46%
45%
45%
46
20
46 %
193/4
20%
45 V.
20 %
453A
21
2,400
20%
20%
207/a
21
4,800
*155
156
*155
161 %
*159
161%
♦94V8
*159 ^ 161%
47%
10%
10%
22%
46%
22%
*72
73%
75
,.103/a
223/a
75%
*72
74%
23
136
Va
26 Va
*11%
11%
31%
31%
51
51
223/4
47%
10%
*255
159
a 46
103/a
♦94%
156*
*155
453A
10%
10%
22
10
156
159
159
159
45%
10%
96
22%
.;
-
44%
10%
40
45%
10%
4,900
22 Va
2,400
5,400
22 3A
22%
22%
73
72
73
71%
72
75
73Va
74
73Va
73%
73%
73Va
22%
760
223A
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,400
23
*133
135
26
26
11 Va
11 Va
-
156
45
95
♦133
v
135
26
26%
313/4
32 Va
*11%
31%
*50%
51%
*50%
12
317/a
51
A
♦133
26%
*11%
31%
*50%
21%
*71%
135
72
*132
140
134
26
26
26%
12
*11%
; 31%
31
51
*50%
—— —
2,000
12
100
31%
4,600
51
18%
18%
'2
173/4
18'A
13
10
14%
12%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
12%
14%
12'/a
12%
14%
12
*33%
35%
12%
12%
12
v*33%
35%
12%
35%
*66Va'
*333/4
66%
35%
100
14%
12%
1
26,100
/
I3V2
36%
46%
"159
26
32%
6,700
96
*15
46%
13%
36
156
22%
*94%
48
♦12
4,000
96
*953/4
13%
*155
*133
Thanksgiving
Day Cv;-/
W
46%
15,900
83%
46 V4
96
363/4
*95%
33%
47%
95
16%
*36
98
83%
i
Shares
V
16 %
25%
.,'*94%
*12
*110%
♦95
:',*94Va
Sales for
the Week
25%
CLOSED
*96
*33
30
Friday
EXCHANGE
46%
*15
•
300
Nov. 23
15 3/4
46%
96
*36
190
,
92%
102
f per share
STOCK
46%
17
48%
Thursday
f per share
16 Va
253/4
963/4
*11%
600
6,100
V■,/. 600
106
92%
102
Nov. 22
253/a
,
*96
*19%
com
18 'A
66 Va
1
66%
•333/4
18%
18
18%
*33%
65%
16%
16%
2,800
2,900
35%
65%
2,000
,
— — —
65%
66
5
643A
17
65%
17
17
163/4
17
*90
16%
91
163/4
♦90
91
90
90
*90
27
27
27
27 %
26%
27
27
28%
27%
27
29
27
28%
29
6,800
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
6,500
preferred
preferred
100
100
No par
com
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
Va
17 Va
*109
111
111
80
80
*80
80 3A
80
24 Va
24%
24
24%
24»/a
25 Va
111
•111
91
.
90
-
90
4,300
'
5,100
180
112
1
♦111
80
80
80
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
9,400
25%
25 Va'
253/s
25%
25%
4,900
111%
•111
*80
111%
81
120
80
25
25
25
25 %
94%
94%
94%
95Va
94%
No par
943A
44%
943/4
95
95
44%
44%
400
44%
43%
433/4
43%
44
No par
100
43
55%
44
56
55
55%
4,900
54%
55%
54%
55%
*106 Va
55
108%
53%
106 Va
106%
6,800
Purity Bakeries Corp———Wo par
106 %
106 Va
106 Va
28%
*106%
108
28%
400
29
400
Pullman
Pure
B%
Oil
Inc
(The)
conv
common
preferred
106%
•29
29 Va
♦94
29
29
*29
29%
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
1
6% preferred
.190
Qaetef State Oil Bsflnim Oerp—10
138
138
26
26
Badlo Corp of America 000a—Bo par
$3.50 1st preferred
Ma par
Pictures Oorp
1
21%
22 Va
*71%
72%
4%
4%
4 Va
4 Va
4Va
4%
4
Va
4Va
4%
4%
43/i,
4%
4%
4'/a
4%
4%
Mar
5
4
RXO
8
RKO Theatres Corp
Jan
9
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
45 % Oct
18
103
*83
46 3/8
*96
Nov. 21
16
25%
46%
48V4
23%
105
92
103%
I per share
*15
46%
100
15%"
25 Va
82 Va
16%
Indiana..No par
Pub Serv El 6c Gas
15%
98
*94%
29%
23%
5,400
*
233/4
Wednesday
Nov. 20
I per share
25Va
*16%
100
Tnesday
Nov. 19
82
"110 %
of
Serv
4.64%
*96
56
28%
770
75%
55%
40
2,000
No par
10
Ino
preferred
Public Serv Co of Colo
Public
15%
96%
No par
Industries
cum
Oct
5% Feb
>
f per share
25%
46%
13,700
113
74%
106
92
*102
36%
'
:.
•
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
83
96%
preferred series A—80
Gamble
&
Publicker
15%
25
♦81
93%
103%
♦102
700
No par
Potomac Electric Power Co
29
1
*91'A
106
18%
35%
29 Va
23%
106 Va
1
B
Pressed Steel Car Co Ino com
41% Jan
28%
*23%
23%
"
300
20%
112%
-56%
*105%
1
14
27
56%
29 Va
23%
48
18%
37%
56%
106%
16,200
103%
'
113
28%
106%
*102%
18 5/8
*56%
♦23%
,
20%
75%
23 Va
9%
200
103 »/a
75%
106%
400
•47
75Va
23%
3
Pocahontas
class
.36%
800
31%
9
21
333A
124%
31
48
112%
1,300
*33%
124%
103
18%
37%
106%
5
Creek
6c
..
113
75
'
100
Inc
.
48
103
; 21
•
21%
♦18%
19 Va
100
1st series prior pfd
9
104
No par
17
35
*48
*103
No par
preferred class A
Pond
15
9Va
104
-
75%
10
Plymouth Oil Co
Feb
313A
*103
21%
*112%
1
Pittsburgh 8c West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd
20% Oct
31%
9'/a
104
80
Co—
14% NOV
103% Jan
*18%
1
16% Jan
107% Mar
I
Forgings
Co
w
49
.-' 37%
Co
4
Jun
18
July 13
Coal
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Plough
400
3,700
105
•
33%
1243/8
♦48
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
100
Plttston
33%
124%
32
125
49
100
P.R
10% Jun 29
27
Feb
*48
2
Louis
33
21% Jan
97
"21%
28
19
24
100
*102%
-No par
Consolidation
6%
34
9
.—8
common
10
2
I
Hosiery
Plllsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes Inc
8 Va %
*102
125
♦31
9 Va
2
Dec
8
u
32%
9%
100
13% Dec
23
73% Jan
32%
9%
1
30% Feb
12% Jen
33%
3
30
*33%
9%
Feb
2
105
33%
54% Oct
2
*102
25%
23
125%
Nov. 17
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
105
13
25
*22
33%
174
13
*12%
23
400
5,800
125%
—
61 St
13
25%
'■
66%
33%
Philip Morris 8c Co Ltd common.—0
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
JCo par
Phillips Jones Corp com.
8% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
C
25%
•22
36
653/4
125%
8
26% Feb
4
27
*12%
23
*102
*32%
17
90% Jun
ltttJaa
105
26%
13
25'A
*21%
*124'A
Jan
70% July 24
20
May 16
48% Nov
*102
27
13
25 Va
23
36
4,100
155
14
Oct
13%
25%
*21%
100
'
25,900
6
19
23% Dec
23
Saturday
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
C
66%
62
3
Dec
103
13%
25
25%
f per share
Pitts
37%
66
17%
Feb
20 ya Dec
85
20%
20%
♦36
66 Va
27%
22
22% July 10
30
*20%
20%
37%
66%
'
1,500
62
Pitts
73 Vt Nov
123
8%
62%
17
30
Nov
8%
62 Va
28
27
71% Dec
8%
20%
*32%
Sep
24
16% Mar
8Va
*20%
17'/a
Sep
Nov
38
8%
2,800
26%
51
25
8% July
'
27
900
8 Va
16
17%
100
32
145
7
is3/*
27 Va
9
25
37% Jan
18
39% Sep
28% Jun
135% Jan
*6%
26%
Pitts Coke 8c Chem Co com._Nopar
$5 convertible preferred—No par
76 Va Nov
Dec
6%
15%
17%
6
37% Jun
29
155
10% July 17
Jan
19% Jan 22
25% Nov 21
9% Dec
1
39
104
110% Jun 29
17
40% Oct
xi7% Jun
2
1
Mar
Jan
54
7
95% Oct 22
5
Mar 30
71
20
97
11% May 22
26
Oct
30% July 17
7
1
40
3
14% July 17
148
Nov
,31
9
21
Mar 17
24 ya July
Jun
17% Sep
11% July 14
19
95% Feb 28
Apr 24
34% Mar 23
110
36%
6%
15%
100
3
104% Jan
300
6%
15%
62 %
Phila 8s Reading Coal 8s Iron
July 11
37
6%
15%
17%
EXCHANGE
10
37
6%
15%
27
I per share
107% Jan
38
*37
6%
17%
100
20
2,300
4,000
54
26%
100
9
200
3%
3%
53%
62%
NEW YORK STOCK
56% Mar
38
43%
3%
54
17%
Philco
Nov
43%
44%
*3%
53%
6,600
:
15%
15%
No par
2
39% May 24
"l6%
17
29
3%
54
*37
25%
62
4.3% preferred
15
•
15% Dec 27
Jun
25%
"
3 Va
53 Va
;
14,600
17%
preferred
3.8% preferred
93
9
91% Aug
J7
3%
54%
38
620
9
62
No par
common
27
103% Dec 21
106
Co
27% Oct
100% Oct 30
4
3%
25
17% Jan 19
14
4
*43%
100
i
preferred
95% Feb
90
3% Mar 31
25%
45
2,500
98
17%
com
2
107
28% Dec
101% Dec
Co Ino
15
46
July 17
102% Joly 17
14
26
Gl%
8%
26
25%
*43 Va
36%
60%
♦97%
9
45 ,:
53%
105
6
NOV
82
8%
26%
*37
»
Va
62
—6
45% Nov
1
96% May 3
68% Oct 33
; Dec
9
61%
America
Co
tl conv preference com
Highest
$ per share
23% Dec
19
of
4.4%
Range Since Jan. 1
f pershare
Dec
8%
*35
62
98%
100
preferred (conv)
Electric
7
'
36%
61 Va
98
STOCKS
Year 1950
20
3%
*35
62
99
9%
*43%
13%
No par
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Manga (or Previous
84% Jan
26
45
36%
61
98 Va
17%
4
Jan
26%
*35
99
—100
common
Corp
•8%
61%
33%c
Pfeiffer Brewing
Pfizer (Chas) &
8%
8
preferred
Petroleum
*8%
10
9
Feb
105% Oct 20
8
\
37
60
*98%
66%
27
No par
Co
Phila
14
8%
60
Philadelphia Co 6%
102% Oct 23
11% Apr 16
Light Co
RR
63% Mar 27
Nov
♦34%
9
13%
%
1,700
4,100
200
66%
*21%
5%
19%
19,700
54
*25
5%
18%
20,200
38
*102
5%
19%
4%
3%
1
5%
19%
8%
53%
7
50
Va
19%
*36
_10G
135
11%
36%
30
-
6
♦133
4%
66%
Corp
17,900
10%
66%
Cement
II
4%
*35 Va
Glass Sand Corp com
11
11%
No par
No pax
preferred
1,."
4%
8%
5%
1,120
"
11 Va
20%
Penn-Dixle
1,500
109%
135
4%
8%
Penna
32
109%
11%
38
10
31 y«
110%
4%
♦20%
36%
Corp
2,400
109%
*8%
20%
Coke
32%
7,900
51%
llVa
*20%
&
600
34
4%
—25
Ford
24%
33%
51%
11%
prior preferred
Coal
•32
*24%
4%
8%
Penn
80
11%
6%
conv
130
39
137
19
8%
*8%
Penn Power 6c
13
32
5%
19%
15%
Pennsylvania
105% Feb
29
% Mar 27
Apr
19%
8%
5
5%
70
70
39
111%
♦136
8
19
56
32
111
No par
12% Jan
3
32%
6
9%
*43%
1
30
*58
Thanksgiving
Day
52 Va
111%
400
400
4%
9
1
15%
11%
4%
1'
16%
96 Va
34
52'/a
6
8%
16%
24%
33%
common
Peoria 6c Eastern Ry Co
Jan
24%
34
Patlno Mines 8c Enterprises
2
'129
24%
51%
100
3,900
*15
29%
59
51%
17%
81
•94%
CLOSED
40%
33%
137%
19%
11%
2.50
Transportation
59
*39
51%
Peabody Coal Co
18
34% Mar 27
35% Nov 23
44
Parmelee
'
34
6
8%
No par
Co
40
33%
'136%
19%
1
Mines
Co
Proof
2
Jun
34
6
25
6c
Rust
Oct
29
16
17% Nov 24
18
Consolidated
Davis
38% Oct
25
111 % Jun
6
13
Dec
Utah
Parke
Parker
25
Jun
4
11 Ya Jan
Park
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 6c Coke—
30
May 19
20% Dec 22
18
8c
18
July 20
138
.
26%
8% Jun 29
6
139
July 13
6
.1
Tllford Distillers Corp
60
24%
32%
98
(J C) Co
20
Mar
1
Corp
60
*39
STOCK
EXCHANGE
30
24%
111
59
8c
14% Jun
12
*136
98
Penlck
41 % Feb
37% Feb
10Q
No par
Pictures
60
40%
30
1
59
Penney
10
15% Mar 16
1
32%
Panhandle East Pipe L com —No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Ptod 8t Refining
1
74% Jan
5
7% July 12
111%
Airways Inc
& Transp
17
3,400
80
80%
15%
51%
51%
*111%
*30
35%
•76
-96%
24%
33%
Petrol
41% Aug 21
3
28
9
■
4
22
July 14
10% Jun 29
30%
37
20
110
107
29%
*34
39% Sep
8y2 Jan
63% Aug
3
6
36% Feb
30
6
Park
Jan
Car
World
15
9
30% Aug 22
Motor
Amer
Pan-American
57
18% Dec
6
5
Packard
16%'
*94%
100
30
*17%
81%
*15
51%
32%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
;
10
Pan
16%
96%
15%
30%
33%
100
17%
80
80%
15 Va
28
No par
;
16%
17%
♦76
*94%.
No par
—
80%
96%
60
Telep 8c Teleg com—;
Rights
6% preferred
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
80
15%
♦39
Pacific
18%
*74
"80%
15%
60
Electric
35 Va
*94 %
40
6c
36
78
600
97
-
35%
96%
30
97
36
35%
8harts
11%
*25«/2
15%.
24%
Paramount
*106% Jun
21% Jan
10
11
98
30
*17%
17
11%
98
Bales for
Ike Week
$ per share
*25%
80%
*16%
v
I per share
30
1
18%
*11%
98%
*94%
,
*58
20
35
July 3
64% Apr 11
12 % Jun 25
70% Nov 13
23
18
19% Jun
38% Mar 17
7% Apr 29
20
Feb
7% Jun
23% Dec 29
63% Apr
Nov
10
6% July 31
13% Jun 29
18
8
62
104% Jan
16%
11%
98%
Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
I per share
*15%
-
5
*39
33% Sep
8% Dec 29
July 31
*16%
■
*11
36
80%
*24
31 Va Jan
27
46 y» Jun
16
26% July 11
20
7
81%
No par
40'A July 10
2% July 2
40% Jan 11
48 ye Nov 24
4
-100
-
-
18% Apr
34% Jan
8
80%
Ho par
Lighting Corp
14
*73
Inc
non-cum
Gas
6% Feb
May 24
8'A Jan
preferred
Pacific
11
78
12.60
Pacific Mills
21
*17%
*75
11%
35%
18%
2nd prefererd non-cum
No par
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif--—10
Pacific
Nov
35%
*17%
common
6
151V'2Jan 30
30
35 V2
2.50
00m
5
29
17
8% Dec
1st
*25 Vo
11%
*25 Va
preferred
3
114y2 Oct
21
"a Jun
Inc
conv
54% Mar
21
Nov
'
19
34% Mar
3
Nov
Sep 26
Products
cum
49% Feb
17
3iy8 Nov 23
111% May 23
July"21*"
1
64% Feb
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan
Oct
30
11%
Tharsday
Nov. 21
I per share
99
Co
Co
35
*98%
No par
Glass
Coast
10
99
Mfg
Pacific
Sep 2T
18
8s
Co
Owens-Illinois
Pabco
11%
*98%
Wednesday
Nov. 20
I per share
10
Fisheries
35% Jun
Dec
Outlet
f per share
No par
Marine
Tuesday
Nov. 19
8
Collins
Amer
23
13
65% Mar 10
Outboard
Monday
A—100
Elevator
4 V'
43
48
common
preferred
Pacific
53
26
28% Apr
3
98% July 13
Oppenhelm
Otis
(The)
1
17% Jan
Apr
16% Jan
Corp
convertible
6
Sep
1
65% Sep 27
4
8%
19% Feb
26
July
27% July
18% July
30% July
48
July
Par
Omnibus
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Nov. 17
101% Mar
:
12
11
27
49
142 %
2
Jan
May 28
39% Apr 13
21% Jan 12
19
21% Dec
io4;
Oct 20
11% Apr
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
25
72
,/i
YORK
Ravbeetoe-Manhattan
1
pfd
100
Mo par
31%
31%
31
*138
31'A
139
303A
31
30%
29
31
30%
30%
2,400
137%
137%
1383/4
•137V4
*25%
26 V4
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
♦25%
25%
100
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
27,000
72%
71
71
71%
72%
71
72'A
4
4%
7,700
4%
4Va
11,000
*71
*88
90
88
88
88
88
*42%
43%
43
43%
43
43
*138
"87%
44
138
260
1,200
-
88
44%
*87%
43V2
88
43%
40
1,100
21
Financial Chronicle.
The Commercial and
22
..
Monday, November 26, 1951
(2006)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Prerlom
Range for
•i
Year 1950
'
• per
25
13
29
30% Jan
'
20% Jun
Feb
July
3
10% July
Jan
85
10% Jan
5% Jan
r
July
3
6% Jun
23% Jan
103
July 13
5
V
13
100
Jan
3
8% Dec 15
20% Jan
15
Dec
32
39% Dec 27
5
9
94% Jan
104% Dec
13
14
15% July 13
Jan
19
28
1
Reeves
12% Feb
8
Rels
Apr
22 Ys Feb
1674 Jan
24
6 Y4 Sep
II8Y4 Jan
6
6 Ys Jun
28
25
Jan 25
8Ys Feb
9
5
38 Y4 Jan
66 Y4 Sep
13
139
2
34 Ys May
Sep
13
11% Jan
29
4
240
83/s Nov 23
3lYs Jun 26
36
Jan
2
Nov 15
45
84
23
Jan
,
19
34 Ya Apr
16
62% Sep
10
26 Ya NOV
22
16 Ys
Oct
32
5
18
17
6Ys Oct
Feb
42
Apr
3
93 Ys Jan
20
160 Y4 Aug 29
31
27
;
21 Ya May
23
Feb
107
Aug 30
100
16 Ya
*8
■
10 Ya
11
2
47% Jan
3
63
1
8% Jan
3
12% Feb 21
26 Ys Sep
13
Oct
17
600
25
24Ys
1,300
38
38
*36 3/4
373/4
1,000
3lYa
.
37
.
r
-
*
31%
15 •
131%
31 y4
300
14%
14Ya
800
18%
19
19."
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16 Ya
16%
16%
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-
1
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•
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8Y2
.
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,
STOCK
1
*24 Ya
25%
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10%
57
57
20Ye
20%
20 34
601
20%
400
56 Y2
2074
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120
; 5,800
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57
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1,000
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%
CLOSED
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16 Ya
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1
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10 Ya
500
19
16 Ye
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-57
19
18 Ya
18 3,4
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18%
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1,500
1474
14 Ya
14 Ya
14 Ya
1474
1374
14 Ya
9,000
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4%
43,4
474
474
474
47/4
'
3,200
43/4
43/4
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1074
1074
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200
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107'a
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413/4
43 Yb
4274
43 Ya
42 Ya
4274
23,400
YA
42%
112 Ya
*112 Ye
11374
200
28Ya
2974
3,800
Ya
6 Ya
7,700
42
♦113 Ya
115
113Ya
113 Y2
112 Ya
29 Ya
30
29 3/a
29 %
2974
29 Ya
674
6YA
674
*
6Ya
6%
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M
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.
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3274
32%
...
103 Ya
102 Ya
r
103%
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57
103 Ms
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"
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6%
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.
-*
32%
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139,'
18%
2,700
3,200
31%
31%
3074
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94
94
//
'
18 Ya
is:.
18 Ya
2374
2374
2374
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1,100
5874
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11 Ya
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29 Ya
7,400
"
1774
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100
6Ya
33 Ya
'102
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3,400
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33 Ya
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v
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18
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3074
31%
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42
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31 Ya
11,100
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54 Ya
53 Ya
194
207
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:
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194
6
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7, 54
.
,
8%
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86 Ya
►
35 Ya
24 Ya
35%
>r. 18V0;
•
.
*92
42
series
3.60%
*34%
'25
15
'
57
3,200
*
25
15 Ya
10 Ya
20 3/8
Shares
54%
15
25
10 Ya
r
53 V4 '
55 y4
35 %
*31% / 32
-
8Ya
';
£ *24%
25 Ya
*10
8
common
/
8%;
*8//
*24%
■
20% May 29
20 Ys Jan
May 11
15 Ys Jan
18 Ya
J
4
34Va July 12
July
18 Ya
*16 Ya
16Yb
16%
*38 Ya
10
•84
100
*103
Preferred 4.50% series——100
*-303/8
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
563/4
Richfield
Oil
Corp_
No par
•26
Ritter Company
—No par
6%
Roan Antelope Coppsr Mines new— /
30
Robblns Mills Inc
—20 ■„
> * 17 Ya
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
1
32%
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par
*134
Rohm & Haas Co common
..20
*100
4% preferred series A—
100
*18 %
Ronson Art Metal Works Ino...—1
23 Va
Royal Typewriter
——1
57Va
Ruberold Co
(The)
No par
113/4
Ruppsrt (Jacob) .. . .
....8
23
2
10
21 •
8
2
50 Ys Apr
Co
Mfg
Preferred
98 Ya Jan
Jan 19
28
19
'*19
Common
108 Ya Mar
21
102 V* Nov
15 Ya
share
the Week
t per share
35 1 /
37
37 Ya
32 V8
*15Ya
"
Mar 31
Jan
41
36 3/4
*31 Ya
'
29
July 19
27 Ys Jun 25
35 Ya Jun
37
t per
Nov. 23
-
55
.
24Ye
v.
16
56%>"
56 %
Ya % series
100
20 Ya
3074
Remington-Rand common
BQo
94 Ya
*92
$4.50 preferred
——2Bo •
19 Ya
*18Ya
Rep Motors Inc
1
14Ya
14%
Republic Aviation Corp
1
4Y4
4%
Republic Pictures common
50c
10%
•10Y4
$1 convertible preferred
It
42%
42%
Republic Steel Corp com
No pai
*113% 115
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
30
29Y4
Revere Copper & Brass com.No par
6%
6%
Rexall Drug Inc.—
2.50 •
"55
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par /^54Ya
210 ■*/.'
♦197
5%% convertible preferred—100
8Ya
*8%
Reynolds Spring Co
1
?
33
32Ya
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B_.
10
22 Ya Sep
100
0
25
32
Conv pfd 3
Feb
64
24 Ya
34 Ya
*36 Yj
Stores
Reliance
9
13% Feb
25 Ye
-
Nov. 23
Sales for
Friday •
Thursday
t per share
55%
55%
34%
*153/4
St Co—
t \
prior preference
19
Corp
No pax
(Robt)
dlv
81.2&
Reliable
5
28 Ya Mar
Inc
Bros
34 Ya
*31%
—No pai
60e
Reed Roller Bit Co__
8
56 Ya
25 Ya
8
Mills
Hosiery
Silk
20Ya Feb
21
30
12% Apr
July 13
•
Real
HYs Sep
49% Feb
Jun
61
43% July 28
r
21 Ys Jan
111
May 12
1
19% Feb
Feb 28
23
July 13
Feb
19% Feb
Jan 11
July 2
10Ys July 3
3% May 21
0Ya Jun 27
107
19
14% Dec
7
16
Feb
37
16 Ys
Dec
31% Dec
44-
90
107% Nov 27
13
Mar 17
18
14 Ys Jan
23%
13
July 13
60% Jan
Juu
4Ys Aug
Jan
102
9ya Aug
56
36
I5%Mar~24
12
22% Aug
3
8
32 Ya Feb
55%
35
•34%
26
Reading Co common
85
4%
non-cum
1st preferred—60
4%
non-cum 2nd preferred—60
preferred
$3
!
57%
57
# per share
v
I per share
share
$ per
' Par
■
Rayonler Ino common
4
13
37% Feb
27
30
21
19
2
7Ys Sep
-
37% Feb
Jun
15% Jun
16
28% Jun 22
12 % Oct 23
62% May 15
14% Feb 20
93% Aug 22
19% Dec 27
16% Dec 28
5% Jan 30
11% Feb
1
47% Nov 20
117% Dec 30
32% Nov 24
7% Nov 24
»*43% Dec
6
150
Dec 18
13% Jan 23
39% Jan
7
50
Jan 10
99% Mar 31
108% Jun
2
30
Dec 30
53% Dec 30
24% Dec 11
9% Dec
14% Jan
Aug
68
14 Ya Mar
20% Dec 19
Jan
i
Jun
17
21
18% Dec
0
3
1
17
20
13
25
13
30
13
13
; 22
35 Ya Aug
31
16% NOV 18
6
Jan
24% Nov
9
34% Mar 22
39 y2 Feb
'
112% Mar 30
7
33% July
28% Dec 30
19
30
July 3
10% Jun 30
; 15
July 17
Jun
35
'
64 Ys Oct
24
3
19
22
21
28
29
25
45 Ys May
>.». :
tper share
tjiare
g per
share
49% Dec 21
36% Dec 30
# per
share
*2474 Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGB
Nov. 21
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
Nov. 17
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan. 1
Bange Since
PRICES
SALF.
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
;
;/r«v
i 99% Dec
*
99% Dec 28
22
18% Dec
9% Jun
'
9
24% Dec 21
62 Va Dec 21
240
Dec
8
140
Oct
3
12% Dec 29
98
Oct
4
21% Sep
6
20 % May 24
39% Dec 20
47% Nov 25
101 y« Sep 21
112% Sep 18
33% Dec 27
96
Oct 17
115
Nov 24
16
Mar 27
23% Oct
7
27
''
42% Jun 30
26
Jan
128
7% July 13
6
Apr
85
>
20% Sep
i
28% Sep
12% Jan
38% Aug
t
Feb
105% Feb 20
04
32 Ys Oct
Apr
11 Ya Jan
89 Y4 Jun
NOV
20
17 Ys
6
May 11
Jun 11
320
5
11
10
12
7
148
18 Ys Sep
Feb
19
lfl
21% Jan r 9
41% Jan
2
31
41
Mar :<0
59
Sep
21
88
Jun
27
102
Feb
28
11
Jun 30
84% Jan
9
Jan
7
104
12% July 12
*
92
3
60
Dec
3
83% Nov
16% July 26
21% Feb
20
Jan
60
f
5
Jan
May
82
47% Jan 25
10% Jan
31
July 17
17% Dec
40
55
Nov
14 ft July 28
■>;
20
May
5y« Jan
:
Jan
8
95
Feb
7
IO8Y4NOV
20
123
13% Jan
2
15
13
104
NOV
31
July
Feb
14
Nov
19
Seeger Refrigerator
8
Nov 23
Nov 15
90-
Highest
27
18 % Oct
8% July 12
Nov 10
24
7
Jan
23
31 Ya Aug 10
Sheaffer
Mar 15
703/4 Sep
Shell
51
14 Ye Oct
14
11
OYsJan 13
2% Mar 31
Dec
12% Jan
3
26
Sheller
12Ya Sep
5
Jan
8
Silver
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17
29
3Ys July
3
6
29% July
41 Ys Jat
3
35
29% Mar 21
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75
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3
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25
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76
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68
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3
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4
16
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23
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0
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30
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17
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9
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51
16
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21
58Ys Nov
8
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2
64
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70
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12
14% Oct 13
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6
Apr
5
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Jan
3
81
Oct
15
6
17
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5
77
25
May 24
Jan
30
41 Ys Nov
101 Ys Nov 15
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26
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3
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18
8% Mar 30
1
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28
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9
10
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9
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53
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5
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26% Jun 29
29% Feb
13
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13
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14
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23
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101
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9
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9
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11
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8
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21
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89% Jan 31
96% May 24
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96
23
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136
3
July 13
July 13
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8
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160
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Jan
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56 Ys Oct 23
34% Jan 25
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14
4
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33
18
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preferred
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94
14 Ya
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16% May
11% Jan
Lowest
28% Sep
15
103 Ys Sep
13% July 19
51 Ya Jan 25
Bange for Previous
Year 1950
105% Feb
4
16
66
87
16 Ys Jan
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Oct
Feb
29
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3
Mar 14
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5
76
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14
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2
Sep
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.
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1
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conv preferred
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12
Jan
47
17% Jan
74
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89 Ya Feb
Oct 10
75
13% Nov 30
3
6
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88
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2
22
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108
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10
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series A
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
St Regis Paper
10
22 Ys Sep
96
July 10
31Ys July
8
71Ys Oct
2
July
122
14
57
Jun 29
Apr
Sep
24Ys Nov
21 Ya
Stores common
1
preferred
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St Joseph Lead Co_
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co.Nopar
St L San F Ry Co com vtc..No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
109
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
4%
9
18
101 Ya Jan
57
205
,
Jan 24
•8
03% NOV 16
41
Apr
4
19 Ys May 23
Nov 20
65
Mar 24
34
29 Ys Nov
Safeway
9
39% Mar
7
39% Nov 24
26% July 12
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83
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300
163 74
400
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2007)
23
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-.
Lowest
k.
I per share
;
STOCKS
c
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
Highest
f per share
'.""I
'
Year 1950
■
Highest
I per share
44
25% Jan
4
35 *
30
Dec
Mar 13
59
Apr
2
68% Jun
60% Dec
13
55 % Sep
10
78% Oct
17
72% Nov
•
2
Oil
of
33% Mar 15
New
8
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
47% Oct.'
LOW
'.
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;Deo
100
18'
104
Aug 17
Standard OU of California
No par
Btandard Oil of Indiana—
25
72
Standard
15
69%
10
41%
26
48
95
54% Nov 28
Jan
ft"
16% Mar
1
Oct
% Nov
23
7
common
•
Nov
20
Jun
20
25
47% Oct 19
2
•*.25% Apr 18
July
-
50% July
56%. Feb
9
Dec
29
29
44% Feb
Sap
28
13% July 15
15% Feb
3
10
36% Jan
47% Oct
Feb
21
37% Jun
103% Nov 24
Jun
28
48% Dec
21% Apr 21
39% Apr
15% Jan
11
12
18
14% Jun
28
16% Oct
19
19 % Jan
t
Jan
3
18% Jun 27
10% July
8
85% Feb
16% Jan
*•14% July
Jan
,
7
42
24
96
72%. Oct 25
xl22
67% Jan
121'
9
115% Nov
17% Jan
Oct
18
21% Oct 23
19
11
3
370
Nov
2-4%-Jan
29
10
Sep
10
07% Oct
Jun
28
15
Jan
4%%
5% %
Mar 14
570
14
355
Sep
.16% Jun
29
24% Feb
20
Apr
10% July 24
5
15%. Mar
6
13% Jan
28
2
17% Oct.
23% Jan
2
39
Nov
23
Jan
4.40%
Co
preferred
26% Apr 18
88%. May 31
"10% Oct
3'
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81
■7
v
,
23
Nov
,10% May
17
12% July
4% July
2
9
14
lg
25
Jan
2
40
44% Jun
23% Jan
13
;
sin?
24%
July 13'
97-% Nov
16
23
Feb
21
6% Sep
18
Oct
25
59% Sep
13
2
.-29% Oct
Talcott
18
119
34% Mar
>49
7
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(James)..,
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Pacific Coal A OU:
Pacific
3
63
July 17
89% Sep
22
80
Jan
10
188
30
Sub
44
Feb
85 ■' Nov
17
76% Jan
25
103% Mar 10
Texas
24% Jun
fi
14
Jun
14
3
33% Nov
5
Texas
23% Mar
7
Textron
26
17
July 18
23% Mar
7
11
Jun
16% Oct
1
21% Dec
14
30% Jan
12% July
f 5%
Jan
9% Oct
36% Jan
42% Oct
3% Jan
Dec
94% Jan
23
NOT
3
Mar 13
3% Jun
7
19
Feb
15
4
Nov
24
93% Oct
17
103 V Jan
6
2% Jun 21
4% Jan
42% Feb
6
28
25
Nov
7
;
.
35% Feb
$3.50
31% Mar 29
44% Sep 21
18 % Jun
29
25% Mar
44% Nor
15
43
Jun
29
51% Sep
19
10
39
x9% Jan
4
10% Sep
25
Dec
Range for Previous
~
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
9 per thart
Lowest
ft per share
ft per share
19% Dec
30
25% Dec
27
19
22
Nov
13
20
JUly
11% Jun
12
10% Apr
2
110% May 17
17% Dec 29
102 Va Jun
26
7
8% July 13
104% Jan
10
Jan
32%
32%
33
171/a
17Va
17
v:
3
3
18%,
18% July 17
8% Jan
5
25% Jan
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41%
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15%
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11%
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46
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96
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26%
10
39 Va
39Va
0
19%
19%
19%
V 49%
49%
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49%
10%
10%
10%
8
•
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13% Apr
39
Apr
9% Oct
r.
Par
22% Aug 14
Transamerica Corp
27% Feb
23
3
9
„
Apr
.
Trans
7% Nov
Nov
8% Jan
24
World
Inc
.
86
preferred
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14%
15%
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11%
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46%
4%
4%
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9
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43%
43%
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11
4%
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8%
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94
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1,900
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26%
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26%
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38
38%
1
19%
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19%
48%
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49Va
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48%
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47%
10%
10%
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10 %
10%
4,800
5,500
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Sales for
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-
Thursday
Nov. 21.
ft per share*
•
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20%
20%
20%
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22
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the Week
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ft per share
22
25%
■
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ft per share
20%
21%
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Friday:
Nov. -22
ft per share
22%
25'A
■
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 20
ft per share
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1,10G
46%
43
95
80
i
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43%
1,300
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700
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21
4,100
23%"
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13%
13%
13%
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13%
13%
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13%
108%
108 Va
108%
108'/a
108%
108 Va
108%
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107%
108%
22%
22%
22 Va
22 Va
21%.
22
22%
21%
22%
4,60C
21%
21%
20%
—
Coal
8
13% Jan
16
16
5%
Twin
21%
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
41
Co
22 Va
.7%
..50
prior preferred
Coach
18%
20%
20th Century Fox Film com..No par
8
*18%
22%
9
12 Vm OCt
18%
22%
25*/*:
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200
9.30C
16%
14%
Tuesday
No/. 19
6,700
,
16%
20%
8
8
33
22%
14
conv
90
32%
20%
Nov
J<an
90
fl
; Transue & Williams Steel-.—No par
Tri-Continental Corp common..
1
>>■
2
89%
33
3,600
152
10%
>
10%:
Monday
t per thart
144
.—2
Airlines
24% Feb
28
27
2
"28% Aug
8
15
Sep 21
110% Feb
25
17% Jun
13
I
15
13
18
4% Jan
Nov. 17
155
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Saturday
3,500
43
39%
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3,700
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9
38%
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22,600
27 Va
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4%
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39
52%
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19%
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43%
200
900
46
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100
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43%
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16% Jan
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43
171/a
ft per share
Jun 29
15
Mar
32%
50o
NEW YORK STOCK
i
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14% July 13
15% Jun 29
■
152%
156
STOCKS
Year 1950
V',
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44 r;
2,200
33 Va
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53%
43 %
43%
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43%
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300
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106
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r
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2,900
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91%
preference
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53%
271/2
103V2
155%.
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Toledo
52%
27
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103
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85
35%
27%
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9% Dec 18
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common.....
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54%
16
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5
351/4
103
153 V
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3
13%
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35%
'
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I
10 Va
525
33
33%
327/a
84 Va
7 '/a
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156
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15
Thompson Products Inc com
5
5
4%
preferred..——:
100
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47% Oct
7%
•13V4
5
35%
91%
;
Co
7%
...
13%
5
*88%
preference...—No par
conv
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;
7%
—No par
Cp
.*14%
•
.;
86 Va
267/a
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThlrd Avenue Transit Corp.No par
11% Mar
33% Apr
20% Nov 24
$2.40
6% Jan
1
1
preferred:
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.—5
The
16
33%
84%
104%
44
conv
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1,800
23
33%
./
100
400
63 %
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,
21%.
22%
.
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11%
33Va
32%
35%
107
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1,600
20%
22%
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common
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84%.
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3,700
116%
21%,
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33%
300
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63 Va
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22
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535
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81.25
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8
10
18
38% Dec
13% Jun 27
A
18
11% Sep
46% Oct
40
30
103
6
Jan
47% Oct
18 Va Jan
2
5% Feb
4
22
.
27
8% Jan
25
42% Dec
2% Nov 10
A
35% July 23
20
8% Oct
8
28
13% Sep
20
5% Dec
5% July 12
32
A
16 % July 19
Dec~27
19%
30
7% Jan
share
Apr
1
43
Apr
1
13% Sep 18
30
Jun
Oct
Land
22%
<
88
7%
36%
•; 54%
Texas Gulf Producing Co,
1ft
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10%
22Va
32%
5Ve
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*
16%<
24%;
10 Va
CLOSED
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f
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17%
2,700
5,200
2,400
24 Ve
63%
535
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13%,
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107%
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■
11
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ft
Texas
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Texas
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33
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20%
63%
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22
1
43
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535
22 Va
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20%
64
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23%.
108
33 Va
22%
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4
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22%
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Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
1
Oct
Inc
Telautograph Corp
4
90% Mar 15
39% NOV 24
I
10%'
550
22%
11%
33-
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—7.50 f
84 preferred
No par
Bymington Oould Carp.
l
1
1
29
3
19
Sep
95% Mar
10%
..
39%
17%
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100
42%
k
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110
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540
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100
14
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117
22 V*:
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63%
10%
28
Sweets* Co of America (The) ,i_4.16%
Swift & Co
i
25
Swift International Ltd—
8
23%
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Paper
20%
..*21%.
*22%
12.50
Steel Corp
Sutherland
18
40
Jun
'13% Jan
Inc
'
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300
40% •*
53%
i
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24%
54% '
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2,000
3,500
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95
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5
32
4
40% Oct
110% Oct
Biscuits
117
20%
,
10%
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86
*115%
i
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28% Aug 13
28
common..
24%
3L
601%
10%
10%
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84
100
—,
5
Nov
No par.
preferred—
60%
>
16 V*
46%
*
♦96%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
20
30
,t
31%
4i%:,
.
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40%
1-7-1'1
16%.
,
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951/4,
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24%
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24%
31
60 Va
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preferred series- An.
25
conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
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9
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16%
24%
-
31%,
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common
4%%
17
24%
39%
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42
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t
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-
4
14
40%,
951/4
42
16%.
24%'
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40 JA
16%
28,700
^
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16%.
preferred_-5.No par
Sunray Oil Corp
18
7% Apr
25% Dec
13% Jan
A
'
Jan
10 '■
Nov
13
_
.
Class
29
56
101% Jun
11'
Bun-, OU, Ca.
10
4% Nov 30
20 % Feb
1
5
Sep
40
-
17%
31%
common
41
18
f
84.50' series A
;
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54-'a
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14
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40%
69%
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67%
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39%
14%
40%
70
.
23
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48%
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ft per share •
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par
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15%
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.11% July 11
! 63%
Corp
2
17% Dec
3'
Jan
Sunbeam
95
15V2-
14%
41
41%
1
70%
;
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97
ftp er share
51%
70%
70
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Friday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
t per share
.
41%
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40
95%
40%
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7
119 % Jan
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20
17
9
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common
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24 Va
l
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71
23Vb
54%
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par
+
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10
22% Dec
18% July 13
,
prior
Btudebaker
lays May
14
19
63% Apr
9% Jan
,
5%
Stone St
7
99
4
Jan
HI"H"
Jan
0% Jan
Stokley-Van Camp Lnc
16% Mar
4
-
24% Oct
30
33 % Jun
79
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—
16% Mar
67
(The)
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Stewart-Warner Corp ___■
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25% Apr:, 14
23
Apr
17% Dec
23"
Mar 30
9% July
A
20
Co
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51%
15%
23%.
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23 V»
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97
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71 Va
41 Va
Thursday
Nov. 21'
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69%
41%:
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Wednesday
..
71%
*
SALE
Nov. 20
51 Ve
?2
69 %.,
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100
-
Sterlings Drug Inc common;..—
;. 3%*
preferred
20% Feb
10
10% Nov
18
Apr
22
II
■■
25% July 30
Jan
Starrett
49% Jan
4
A—
HIGH
Tuesday
,
ft per share
%
51%
'
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firing common—_1
4f* convertible; preferred.;
50
Bterchi
104% Jan
"
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preferred series;
Ry Equip Mfg. Cou
'.r
11% Nov
July 13
8% July 12
8%
Mar
101
49
198
..7
71
10
10% Jan
28
27
36 % Oct
18
110% Oct
24
20% Sep
1
•
Nov
'
8% July 17
83% Dec
18
23% Apr
16% July 13
28% July 17
38% July 13
90
2
30% Apr 27
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13
39% Feb
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40
51 Va
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105%. Mar N9
12% July 14
July 12
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ft per share
.
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YORK
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7%.
28
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1,100
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31
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29
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42
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.
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i
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/ Union Oil of California—
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4
Sep 21
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2
.
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'
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29
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48
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16
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28
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96
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> 96
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4
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-
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58
19
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i
23
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28
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18
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30
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112
3
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114
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10
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-
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10% July 17
-
80
1,800
10
3,600
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
(2008)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range tor Previous
Highest
Loved
9 per
20
8% Jan
July 13
17
23% July 12
88'/a July 5
'■■ft
33% Mar 31
Jen
4
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27
26
Jan
13
,
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26
15
Universal Leaf
170 Ya Jan
155
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3
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28
,,
4
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2
2
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29
July 24
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17
Jan
25
23% Oct
23
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9
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2
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103
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98
105
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8
Jan 10
5
115
2
Jan
104
4
97 Ya Mar
Mar~22
96%
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27
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18
22% Nov
5
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101% Dec 29
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115
Dec 28
22
Mar 23
6% Jun 29
79
100 Ya Jan
137% Oct
15
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16
Nov
111
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60
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7
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12
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15
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8
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38
3
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10
Dec
9
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3
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3
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22
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2
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40
26
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51
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30
10
U S Plywood Corp common
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5
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18
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5
7
29% Nov 23
5
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12
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10
12
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Sep 19
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29% Dec
28
27% Jun
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24
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34
27
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Washington
4
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1
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27
25
153/a July 2
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5
18 Ya Feb 13
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2
19
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30
27
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27
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26
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203/a Feb 13
102
4
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78
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13
106
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22
29
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Dec
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84 Ya July
8
5
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13
32% Jun 28
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283/a July 30
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7
423/a Oct
6
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28
25
6
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94
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19
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27
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19
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27
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v
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Jan
19
15
94
293/a Jan 20
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126
8
35% Dec 28
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313/a May
Oct
30
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20
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25
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13
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10
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15
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69
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77
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75 Ya Jan
25
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74
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22
29
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21
27
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13
9% July 13
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10
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51
July 26
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16
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5
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47
10
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2
42% Oct
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100
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23
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106 Ya
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81
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23
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9
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24
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28
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27
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Sugar Corp
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51% Apr
100
18 Ya
100
4.20%
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Lowest
*983/4
137/a
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1950
I per share
*98 Ya
;
18 Ya
18 Ya
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preferred 6erles B—
preferred series C—
West Virginia Coal 6s CokeWest V) Pulp 6s Paper com—
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109% Feb. 7
99
,
50 Ya
11
23%
15
104% Oct 14
98 Ya
11
ft" *18%
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18%
39
29
41% Oct 17
102
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14%
Oil 6s Snowdrift com
36 V2 Jan
89% Feb
24
10%
18 Vt
18 Ya
93%
Mar 14
Jan
11
11%
18 Ya
513/a
14
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series
&
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16
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April-Oct
External
'
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69
-Jan-July
A 7s
(interest
41
38%,
40
May -Nov
to 2.5%)
Berbs Croats & Slovenes
(State)—
assented
40
68
May-Noy
1950
A8s
Chechoslovakia
40
68
J&n-Ju'iy
A7s external water loan 1956—
-Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25% )
2004^.
Jan-July
A6s external dollar loan 1968
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
2012
.
April-Ocf
113
110%
'110% 112
(Dept
55%
38%
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
-
High
53 %
'40
June-Dec
—April-Oct *
—May-Noi
2004
'
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external
A 8s
'
1
—
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55
56
56%
56'/a
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(Republic of)
95
56
Low
stamped pursuant to Plan A
1936
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46%
53
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San Paulo
55'A
Jan. 1
No.
sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
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95
88
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52
51%
■
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of) 7s 1951
1977— —June-Dec
of>—
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Feb-Aug
—
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(Republic
Cundlnamarca
6 %
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51 Vi
33%
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Sold
pursuant to Plan A
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reduced to 2%)
2012
1
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001—
53%
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95
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50
•
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High
—
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6%s 1952— •_
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•
Friday's
(interest
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reduced to 2.25%) 2004
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55
35%
..
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1953
5s
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1
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Jan-July
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1
'
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fund dollar bonds 1970- ..April-Oct
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Cuba
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Rio Grande
2
— -
55
55
55
fund 6%s -1961——
—June-Dec
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..April-Oct
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1961—:
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or
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-
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51
54%
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Sale Price
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
■
AChlle
>3
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
NOVEMBER
'
Last
Interest
bonds
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
105 %
101'/a
103
101%
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Number 5067
Volume 174
».
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2011)
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
Last
Period
BONDS
..
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
1967—
—.—May-Nov
1952——.—..April-Oct
Consolidated 5s 1955————------—Ja»-July
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd I960-—-April-Oct
Terminal
Range Since
Low
No.
High
73
4'/2 s
first
Co
72 >/2
4s
73 »A
21
New York Stock
99 Yt
85 A
103
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 8%s 1966
IhOuba Northern Ry first 5%s 1942
California
Electric
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1978
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97
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96
:
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,
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Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955-
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—June-Dee
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4%
19
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15
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106'A
106
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10
105%-109%
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100
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98
107%
111%
109%
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100
108
103%
.Mar-Sept
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.
%
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98
2 %s series I 1982—May-Sept
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-
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1965
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83
;
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1
1
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1
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%s.,Jbc' ser A Jan 20031
April
93
10
.
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88%
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-Feb-lafl
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1
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June-Deo
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—
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'
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96
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.
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% Contingent interest) 1993——-Jan-Jifly
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,
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; 97'A
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1992—_____
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—April
1st
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-
'
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;
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96%
50 %
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.
series B 1968_
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mortgage
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.
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,
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r
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•:
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4s extended 1963™
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103%
98
987A
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;
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74
61
65
(1947 issue). 1960-
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4%s
'Hudson
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106%
104
104'A 104'A
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Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
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13
Morris & Essex division
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58
34%
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99%
49%
31%
52
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I960™
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103
95
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(perpetual)
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D
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debenture stock
cony
107 »A 108
Jan-July
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
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107'A
Jan. 1
No.
33%
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Jan-July
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—June-Dec
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Range Since
Sold
99%
96%
*50%
—
105
Bonds
High
96%
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gold 1952_
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:
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.
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Buffalo Rochester
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 23
Week's Range
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.
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29.
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__
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Jan-July
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98%
108'A
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1953—;—
1955-,—,—__—'—
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114 »A
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—Mar-Sept
-
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105%
98
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The Commercial and Financial
26, 1951
Monday, November
.,.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Interest
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1978-
117*
'
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1986
132
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7
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—
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mortgage
First
.
108%
101%
94
*90
1084
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Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
101%
91
*100
1955—May-Nop
Construction mtge 4 Vis series B 1955
Mountain
102%
1958—Afay-Nov
June-Dec
137
O
106%
100
9911
5s series A 1965—_Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
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1977—-Afar-Sept
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1978—May-Nou
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1980—April-Oct
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1981—_Feb-Aug
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gtd 4s 1991.
Mar-Sepf
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
102%
110%
22
132% 133%
102%
First
...
101
.96%
95%
'
-
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
1977—Aprll-Oct
Mar-Scpf
103 %
88
June-Dec
Aprf?-Oct
105%
93%
■;'
107%
99
~3
100% 100%
101%
100%
97%
Co—
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Bell
Ohio Edison
Jan-July
1967
44
21
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3s 1978
—
2%s 1979
mortgage 2%s
3s 1979
Telephone—
debentures
2%s
95
'
—
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First mortgage
(Wisconsin first
First mortgage
Northwestern
57
96%
97
*97%
♦93%
1
85
79
99
*97
98%
-Jan-July
Jan-July
A Jan
71%
31%
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23%
*71
..'•
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%S 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
-
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
1978
105%
43 Vi
•37
.
33 registered 2047
;—Quar-Feb
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
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!
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1962
D
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v
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85
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B
series
ACum adjustment
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RR—
61
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,
85
Jan-July
June-Dec
1971—May
1991—-May
7%
92
1
*90
7' fATerminal first gold 5s 1943—
.".Afay-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
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.' Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
». ••
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July '<
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Oct
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
/
:
AGeneral mtge 5s convertible Inc 2014.April-Oct
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general k rcf 5s 1974
l/lar-Sept
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Mar-Sept
Northern Pacific Ry—
-100%
.Prior lien 4s 1997
Quar-Jan
4s registered 1997
Quar-Jan
67 Vi
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
—Quar-Feb
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mortgage 4Vis inc 6erles A Jan
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Mission Corp 3%s s f debs 1966
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
103
100
22
96%..96%
*60% -63%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Awp
gold 4%s 1937
IA General gold 5s 1940
71%76%;
84%
63 %>.
'
67%
-
102%
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89
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78
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.
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80
82%
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First
"
84 Va
77
59%
.-3%
-June-Dec
:
—
26
82%
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First
100
70%
—
66%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
\N Y At Putnam first consol
.95
80
90
82
80%
Afay-Nov
gold 3%n 1952
Afay-Nov
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Jan-July
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91 Va
58
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82
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Feb-Aug
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97%
103
91
-
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70%
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ser A 2007—Jan-July
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.
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93
18
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95
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93
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68
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Afay-Nov
1973
75
68
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(R H) 4k Co 2%s debentures 1972
Afay-Nov
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June-Dec
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Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
102 Va
164
|
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'
April-Oct
..Afar-Sept
Louisville 4k Nashville RR—
First k refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
series A
Lack k West 4s
.AGeneral
,
90
June-Dec
1963
1976
61%
69
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102%
85
SO
-
debentures
3s
debentures
84
84
,97
84
fund 3%« ser A 1968—June-Deo
Lehigh Coal 4k Navigation Co—
Sinking fund mortgage 3Vis ser A 1970-Aprll-Oct
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Feb-Aug
First ii ref 5x stamped 1964
Feb-Aug
k
104%
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.
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3%s registered 1997
-June-Deo
First
Y
4%S
L
Lakefront Dock k RR Terminal—
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60%
58 Vi
-
103%
98%
100%
registered
3Vis
■
101%
—
59%
Michigan Cent
101
100
«
101%
97%
—
♦101% 102%
1998—
..Feb-Aug
collateral.gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3Vis
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
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First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
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April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3Vis 2000
Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043——
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
7
103 Vi
99%
99 %
*97%
'
116%
165
9
99 Vi
98%
98%
42%
100
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104%
100%
46
100 % 100%
April-Oct
Ap: 11-Oct
Afar-Sept
105%
107
108
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99
102
101%
96%
102 Vi 102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
100
101% 102%
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Kentucky 4k Indiana Terminal 4%s
Stamped 1M1
93%
92
♦—
Aprif-Ocl
June-Dec
1978--.
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
-June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975—April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
1990
Light 2%s 1976
Kansas Cttty Power k
First mortgage 2%a
94%
80
1033A
►—
1st mtge 4s
Kanawha 4k Mich
13
81
80
80
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Volume 174
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2013)
20
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
23
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Range Sine*
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sold
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
'
Low
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser P 1953—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—Moy-Nov
Low
NO.
High
'101
108'A
104
104
104
104
H
ser
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General
Refund
104
77
99'/a
100
14
99
115
77
<1
<
77
3Vis
debentures
77
102%
First
mortgage 4Vis series B
1959
First
mortgage 4Vis
1960
series C
First general
99Vi
103
91
88%
99
*89
April-Oct
April-Oct
1974^
5s series C
101
90
90
92
88'/a
99
Pipe
Line 2%s
Feb-Aug
1970
Public
Service
88 Vi
and
First
First
100
993A
*96
II
•94
86%
*99
-
Union
99Vi
98'/a
101'/a,
*202%
♦„
United Biscuit
United
132 »/a
152%
200
219
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
99%
104 '/a
97i/a
103 %
99 Vi
99'/a
Gas
97% 101%
31
78
82
•99'/a
78
96%
98%
—
104 %
97
105%
Gas & Electric Corp—
General
mortgage
4%s series
General
mortgage
3 Vis
D
series
1977—Mar-Sept
1969
J
98'A
Mar-Bept
12
98'/a
v.
66%
34%
21
246
93
100
96
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100
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94
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1967
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6
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2
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91% ,<91%
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Jan-July
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8
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25
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104%
18
101'/a
—
102%
102
101%
92
1
94
94
121%
101%
102
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consol
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
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114
113
113
April-Oct
1965
gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
RR
rH,
*93%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
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ApriZ-Oct
R
78
debs
3'As conv
Vandalia
Consol.
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995—May-NOv
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vH o
'100%
3%s debentures 1959—Mar-Sept
Vanadium Corp of
>
Jan-July
99'A
1966—ApriZ-Oct
2.%s 1970
debentures
2%s
2%s
of America
Co.
Corp
Universal Pictures
Q
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102%
51%
86
98%
*98'A
J
52
23'A
*93
Feb-Aug
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103%
99'/a
51'A
21
.
106%
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1O0
95%
99%
*—
1976
97%
97'/a
refunding mortgage 27/«s 1979.June-Deo
98
13
52
June-Dec
1970—June-Dec
RR—
debentures
101 Vi
—
138%
124%
99
22 %
1968
2
135
105
103
103%
96
—-
125
99
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65
99
101'/2 101'/a
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2%s
''
98'/a
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refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
Rochester
118
June-Dec
1974
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
Oil of California 2%s debs
Union
Co—
1963—
101%
96%
92%
*—
99
and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApriJ-Oct
*
May-Nov
debentures
87
99
refunding mortgage 3'As 19G8_Jan-Julp
First and
3s
si'A
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and
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3%s
of Missouri
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96
128%
104
U
1st
II
and
First
Orleans
of New
101;
92 Vi
Mar-Sept
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RR
101%
•97'/a-
8
96%
*—
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
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April-Oct
Tol 4 Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
99'A
97
102% 102%
series B
3'As
110%
12
*101
Jan-Juiy
1956
4s
Electric 4
debontures
3s
.
Terminal
1965
115
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Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Union Electric Co
Mar-Sept
Peb-Aug
High
RR—
M
June-Dec
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977
First mortgage 3s
1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence
Orleans
refund
A
106%
91 'A
90
106'A 106'A
4Vis series D 1977
June-Dec
Pittston Co 5Vis income debentures 1964„Jan-July
Plantation
3s debentures
New
and
Term
First general
*
4
1
97%
115
115
*96
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Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
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.
101
Jan-JuZj
June-Dec
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r?'
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1970_Aprii-Oct
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June-Dec
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99
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Corp
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Texas
1965—
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Louis—
of St
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and lmpt 27As series D
Texas
114'/4
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Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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RR Assn
Terminal
104 '/a
21
99
1975
April-Oct
1975
April-Oct
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Chem
Refund and
113
99 Vz 100
99 %
mortgage 5s series B
Coke &
102%
Texas
June-Dec
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107'A
102%
104
I960—Feb-Aug
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Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
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High
103
100
108
guaranteed 4s
Low
101 Vi
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98
—
100%
96
100%
101%
—
104%
100
;
96%
94%
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92
12
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95
95
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C 1973_April-Oct
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101% 104%
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1971
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1966
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3'As
98
first
RR
1965
5s
102 %
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Electric
Penn
Power
104'/a
100
104
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89'A
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May-Nov
125'/a
121
127
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89%
89'A
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93%
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92%
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ref mtge
&
ser
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debentures
2%s
123%
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-
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Telephone
debentures
debentures
27/#s
debentures
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4
Telegraph
Co—
1979
2%s
1987
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23As
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994_
98'A
98 %
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97
106%
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mortgage
94%
l:
93
101
3'As
debentures
95%
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95%
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4Vis
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3s
(Oregon Lines)
1977
72
72
97
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97
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1969
hay-Nov
1981
;
convertible
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A
99'A
debentures
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1st
1960
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ser
96
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92%.
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mortgage 23As
series
F
1996_
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mortgage 2'As series
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1961
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consol
E
gold
1986
5s
1994
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general
4s
series
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1956
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and
general
63
series
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1956
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and
general
6'/as
series
gold
5s
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Div
Southwestern
3'As
first
Bell
Tel
debentures
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A
1983
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107 '/a
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99%
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Co
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27/8s
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97%
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97
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101'A
not
99
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1966
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deposit
2%s
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104%
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105% 106
101% 101%
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95
100
99'/a
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99'A
2
95
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1976
Mar-Sept
1979
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3'As 1971
102 %
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sale
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here
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;
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.
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92
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first 4s 1960
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4
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103
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mortgage
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40
107% 108
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98 '/a
107
30
1958
mortgage 3s
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97
57
■;
92
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debentures
debentures
'
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80
99%
103
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debentures 1974
Jan-July
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92
107% 108
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102%
103
106% 106%
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April-Oct
103%
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A
1965
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57%
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1956—April-Oct
1996
debs 1985
94
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92%
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55
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95%' 103%
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Southern Pacific Co—
First
1970
3'As series D 1967
94'A
98'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985
Indiana
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C
107
47
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—
Mar-Sept
103 %
37
Corp—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
Southern
98
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Map-Nov
April-Oct
105%
59
Co—
1971
105
59 %
57
100%
Jan-July
A 1981
105
99%
100%
57 %
57%
.
103
103% 105'A
103%
Jan-July
Co—
30-year 5s 1960
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98
113%
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) Western
101%
*
91%
25
93%
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38'
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92%
24
100%
.
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101
101
101%
103%
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57
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1966
guaranteed 2361
51
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100
♦99
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
Gen mtge 4'As-4s series A 1969
Apr-Ocf
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100
95
..
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4s
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•„
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101
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first
„
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278
57
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104
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106
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85
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1966—.
gold
102
-
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Jan-July
June-Dec
,
1963
ref gtd
100
101%
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1
94%
•94
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Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—_May-Nov
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74
'
Feb-Nov
1976—Map-Nov
•—
1971
April-Oct
trust 7s 1941—Feb-Aup
gtd
3%s
73%
73%
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(subord)
debs
conv
1971
debentures
conv
108% 122
June-Dec
2%s,1976
Ala
91
48
184
Co
118'A 118 Ye
debentures
t§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll
Skelly Oil 23As debentures
6outh
92
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June-Dec
2,/2S
Oil
mortgage 3'As series B
West Shore
1974
Shell
First
102%
Co—
3s series B
(Jos
Gen
91
3'As B 1971
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nop
debentures
3s
79
76 3A
1968_June-Dec
mtge 4Vis series A Jan 2016
1st mtge
71
91'A
May
Depot
New
73'/a
Walworth
May-Nov
gold 4s
Gen
Warren
1989
cons
78
101 Vi
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
first
Seaboard Air Line RR
AGeneral
2022
70%
69
♦77
April
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
72
►71
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
AprU-Oct
St Louis Rocky Mt 4 P 5s stamped
1955—Jan-July
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
A Second mtge inc 4'/2s series A Jan
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
Wabash RR Co—
104%
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1st
Section 11 w
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1951 year 1 range snow»
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Nov. 17,
ending the current Friday, Nov. 23. It is compiled from the report of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security whether stock
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
In the
and
or
.
RANGE
Week's
New York Curb
k
ABC
Acme
Adam
Sale Price
v
Par
Vending
ACF-Brill
Acn\e
Exchange
Corp
1
Motors warrants
Aluminum
Wire
Co
of Prices
Low
7SA
7%
1
10
common
7%
Inc
1%
2
8'/a
8'A
9
25 »A
25'A
Shares
500
1,100
25%
150
1
4
4%
400
Supply Manufacturing
1
3%
3'A
600
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
___•
Aero
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air Associates
Air-Way
Inc
Electric
For footnotes
see
page
0
12%
9'A
12%
13'A
500
9%
9'A
3,300
3
33.
6%
93A
9%
9%
400
July
1% Mar
5
25%
Jan
Jun
3'A Aug
2'A July
9
„i
common
(N J)
Appliance
New York Curb
Range Since Jan. 1
Last
•
10%
Aug
Jan
g6% Aug
8%
Jan
9'A
Jan
Jan
Alabama Great
Sep
Alabama Power 4.20%
Par
Airfleets Inc
2%
'
10
327A May
American
5%
Feb
All
4'A
Sep
Alles
Apr
Allied
16'A
Oct
19
Jan
10% Mar
&
Allied
Airway
Inc—■:
Fisher common
Internat
Products
Investing
Bros
cap
stk
(Mich) common
Altes Brewing Co
Altofer
preferred
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
11%
Southern
common
1
30
100
1
1
1
1
5
1
for Week
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
900
I
.1
NOVEMBER 23
of Prices
STOCKS
High
1%
Alloys
Hat Stores
"
ENDED
for Week
Last
/
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
.
.
.
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1
.
High
,,low
7%
5% May
94'A
93
93
30
94
7%
3'A
7'/a
3'A
92
Oct
4%
2,300
3%
err"
'
2%
2%
3
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800
Jan -
.3%
7%
Oct
Jan
Sep
Feb
Jan
10% Mar
•
4%
2% July'
21%
200
.'24
102%
3'A Nov
6%
f.
107
July
2,300
7%
-
92
300
93
93
26
u"
Nov
Feb
Jun
Mar
2%
Nov y ;•
5
Jan
7'A
Jan '
;
11
Nov
»
30
(2014)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
WEEK
NOVEMBER 23
ENDED
for Week
New York Curb Exduaf*
FOR
Sales
Last
Friday
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
New York Curb
Par
Castle
$3.75 cumulative preferred
y> Aluminum
Good* Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries
Amer Air Filter 5*
1»
pfd.
conv
American
Book
Hard
Rubber
25%
300
25%
Oct
29
Sep
3,300
9%
Jan
13%
Nov
mm
'
«.«•
Jan
4,800
1%
1%
100
83
83%
40
78 %
Feb
88
38%
38%
38%
100
26%
Jan
42% Sep
29% Oct
27%
% July
1%
Jan
1%
Central Maine
Oct
27%
450
22%
22%
223/,
300
19% Sep
5% Aug
24%
7%
20%
Jan
Jan
20% May
35
Sep
33
Jan
44% Sep
Cherry-Burrell
43%
6%
6%
10,400
25%
25%
500
*6%
pfd—£5
Jan
Sep
Convertible
Chamberlin
Charls
38%
38%
38%
:7
38%
38%
125
39%
1,100
32%
Jan
900
44%
Jan
200
10%
*
Republics
10
48%
S
10c
47Hi
49%
17 Hi
17Hi
18
is
■h
'
American Seal-Kap
common
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
American Thread 6% preferred
American
Writing Paper
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
Mines
110
"4%
_4%
1,100
4%
12
12%
1,200
8%
Jan
3%
7,300
2%
Nov
9%
600
6%
Jan
10
Sep
5%
600
5%
Sep
7
Feb
Clark
13%
13%
~7%
Apr
Claude
13% Aug
non-voting
7%
6
640
16%
15%
17%
32,200
10%
•
10%
99
1,000
■21%
-2.50
Jan
10 ya
125
15%
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
12%
15%
13%
15%
Cockshutt Plow
10%
Jan
2,000
9%
New
Sep
8%
*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlas Corp warrants—
1
1%
68
1%
67%
1
68
Jan
10 Hi
2%
2%
76%
6%
7%
6%
Plywood
Corp.
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common.
20
6 %
20
••
* 20
60%
600
2%
64
300,
24,300
4%
82%
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20
300
5
7%
July
7%
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7%
7%
800
17%
17%
.500
Jan
16%
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Feb
2,100
26
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Rubber Co
Securities
Banco
de
los
common.
Sep
Vtc
Corp.
13%
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*
Corn
common
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Class
a
24%
'
24%
v.
9%
13Hi
13H4
5%
10
14
••
Jun
38%
'New
Amer dep rets ord
bearer
Amer deD rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
10%
175
14%
16%
16
16%
900
14
Sep
80
813/4
140
79
July
6
6%
200
4%
4%
100
2
2
22%
22%
7%
2%
1,200
233/a
5,100
7%
5,500
233/4
200
7%
23%
2
18 3/4
193/4
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7
.10s
/
3%
98Hi
11%
11%
Feb
14
12%
14
Jan
4%
I
23%
23 5/s
700
6%
63/8
2,700
1
11%
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12 3/8
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100
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10,300
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Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
6%% preference
—
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—
1
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14
400
5%,
6%
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8
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23,000
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•
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7 2%
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5
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7 17%
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,
700
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60
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Nov
9%
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77
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140
12 ya
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22%
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6 % May
5
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33
1
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6%
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300
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39
Apr
6y# May
7V4
2% July
.
4
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Jun
50c
7' 6%
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8H4
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class A common
debenture—
1
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Steel
&
Mfg
14%
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14 3/e
12%
135
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'100
14
2»/4
2%
1,300
29
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7
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1
29
13%
,
30
133/4
7
'
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7 15% Mar
Jan
1'43
Oct
12%
Jan
Mar
17H4 May
2Vb July
4>/8 Jun
1
10
class
*
V 14
1
Co
Products
Raynolds
-14%
100
&
Jan
A
30%
3%
Jan
5H4
Sep
Jan
31 Hi
Sep
11% July
600
14Hi
Jan
24
600
v
Distillers Co Ltd—
American dep
;-•••
rets ord reg 4s
Diversey
(The)
Corp
Dobeckmun Co common
Oct
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
Steel
Tar
Draper Corp
Mar
Driver
Oct
&
Coal
ord stock
Ltd
10 Hi
32 Vs
v
X
;,7 5
2
1,400
5y»
15%
•
•
16 %
16
•7;
17%
Power
4H4
Jan
38%
Oct
5%
Jan
Jan
68
1,700
16
l,30o'
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•
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46%
30% May
12% May
Oct
21 Hi
July
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*
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32% Jan
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48%
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.
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7"
83%
83%
14%
—
15
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Aug
1,100
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.
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30
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common
common
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30%
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•
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Co
10%
1
class A-
Bridge Co Ltd
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Oct
1
Corp
Dominion Textile
4%
2.50
—
Apr
Devoe
Feb
Jan
Mills—Inc
5 Hi
7' -5o
7 94
Jan
|
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Mar
i,
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common
American
Jan
15
-10c
-
deD
rets
ord
13,200
14%
Jan
5%
£1
reg
Duraloy
(The)
Sep
Durham
Hosiery class B
x8%
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Durd Test Corp common—.—_—-1
7%
Oct
Duval
4 % Mar
Jan'
16 V*
.Jun
Jun,
-
Nov
25
8%
9%
9,600
3 Hi
Co
4%
1
common.
Sulphur <Sc Potash Co_:
•
4%
.1,000
Apr
Jan
.7%
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25H4
3%
16
•
^
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400
293/4
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143/8^14%
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12,500
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6%
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76,400
6%
July
Mar
73%
Sep
27%
Jun
lOHi
Oct
Nov
7%
Nov
24% "Apr
31
Eastern Gas A. Fuel Assn. common.—107
4%%
prior preferred,^.
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Jan
Eastern
^
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Malleable
Eastern States
Iron
7
75 %
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•
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94
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^
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3%
161% Mar
3%
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3,600
!
14%
13%
8%
8%
14%
8%
4%
4%
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109
2%
95
109
95
109
2%
2 Hi
3,500
600
161% Mar
2% July
21% Nov
4 V*
July
12 %.
14 Hi
Nov
7% May
-
Easy Washing Machine-class B
Electric
Nov
5
Bond
&
Share
common—
9
Mar
4
Electrographic Corp
May
5
May
81
Mar
108
Aug
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp-—^—z
1
113%
Feb
100
108%
Nov
2% Aug
6% '
6%
100
6
5
100
4%
Mar
Apr
Emsco Derrick
&
r
5%
11% Mar
1% Mar
Jan
11% Mar
1% Mar
•
7
6%
May
Jan
"
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Feb
Rights
Equipment——:
;
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common
'
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7%
Sep
Sep
Jan
*
132%
J>n
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125 ;7 Sep
■„
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225
82-
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12.
25 V4
900
11%
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16%
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20,500
19%
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13
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11
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11
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800
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400
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50
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1
7
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464,700
300
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14
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34
4%
7"
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,
9% Mar
:32%
17
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92% Sep
7.1%'
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—-
:
34
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1.
common
Equity Corp common.
10c
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1
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i—
1
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Oct
Feb
Jun
32%
85
•
75
1,600
83 %r
'
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42
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100
2a 6d
1
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1
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28 %
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Jan
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31
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118
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page 33.
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common...——1
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see
Jan
'
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*.
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3% Aug
3Hi Jan
8%
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common
73%
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Carter (J W) Co
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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
*
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13%
S
*
CarTeras Ltd—
Casco Products
<
*
Carolina Power 8c
Light 65 pfd
Amer dep rcii A
3%
56
Capital City Products common—
Capital Transit Co
10.60
Carey Baxter 8c Kennedy Inc.—
German 8c Co—
5%
Feb
Sep
*
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Canadian Marconi
Carnation Co
3%
20
Canadian Atlantic Oil
CoLtd—. ...—1
Oanadian Canners Ltd
Canadian Dredge 8c Dock
Co Ltd
8
400
July
*
Oct
4%
3% Aug
i
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Royalty-Oil—
15% Mar
13
2% July
20
Wl
common
13%
200
.;
./~7%, ~7%
13
Nov
163/i
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
3 Hi-
1
*
15%
7103/4
27%
-
60s
3%
—Y
Atlantic, Sugar common—:
Tobacco- common—
DuMout
Calgary 8c Edmonton
Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Cslvan ponsol Oil &
Gas Ga
Jan
6% July
—35
Duke
Oable Electric Products
common
Calamba Sugar Estate.
~7%
1
w"i50c
32%
Feb
%
.
6 Hi
Jan
>
Nov
5%
58
10
Mines Inc
8%
19 % May
29
Mar
Jan
13
20
15%
Dennison Mfg
Feb
27%
Jan
r
1
8% May
Dayton Rubber Co class A_
Dejay Stores common—
.
Sep
153/e Aug
114
Sep
50H4 Aug
Nov
$
3,100
_
Day
6
5% July
10 Hi
50Q
14%,;
26 %
•ft
2.50
7
Jan
D
Oct
30%
Apr
Jan
x45 % May
18 Hi Aug
™
Inc
Gas
Detroit Gasket
11%
200
'•
3V4;
1
Davenport
July
98 Hi
3,000
-
8c
Davidson
July
Feb
37/b
98Hi 103%
; 3%
145/s
25
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
7
Oct
25/b
1
1
Oct
22%
Aug
_
—
4% cumulative Junior
preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Cuban
Jun
1,200
Jun
'
500
Co
Curtis
Mar
34%
26Hi
11 %
•
10%
24
MM
.
Nov
lOHi
3%
Nov
-
5V«
6,900
preferred
Cuban
27% May
•
preference
$6
V-
3%
'
200
14H4
73/4-1 6%
Sep
Jan
—•
l
26Hi
Oct
;
5% Jan
x 18 Hi May
-10% Apr
40 Va Jan
3% Aug ;
Jan
18"
7.* .7;
~
7% May
73/a Feb
23
7,800
30
Oct
6% Nov
\%7% Mar
>
500
V15%:; 15%
Cent, Petroleum
(Md)___—5
Cork Intemat'l "A"■ partic—•
Crown
Feb
31% July
18%
12%
100
1,000
53/4
31
%
•
Drug Co common-—
Crystal Oil Refining' common-
Jan
20
•v
*—
Nov
Nov
6%
Jan
Mar
4% July
33/4 July
100
8H4
34-
-7 Hi
Crown
Mar
87%
July
20Hi
'
—
20
v
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23
7
;
,
Petroleum
Crown
Jan
Jun
4
"7
,
Crowley Milner 8c Co
13% Mar
5%
Stone
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Sep
6%
11%
«i
$3 2nd preference
Brown Form an Distillers
14
Jun
81
Sep
>
•-
Croft
Feb
9%
•
,*"
_
'V!-
12%
8%
Car-Na-Var Corp1..—-/L./l
American
Creole
Oct
:f 16''
Jun
'
Jan
28
10% July
5
Jan
-
4
Nov.
Nov
223/e
6;700
■
Oct
,100
£1
Amer
Buckeye Pipe Line
Banker Hill 8c Sullivan
Burma Corp Amer
dep rets—
7 43/a
1956
common
Courtaulds
Feb
Sep
9%
450
4>/8
">$1 preferred class Ai—■—.—-•
V.Cosden Petroleum common———:
1
77/7
' 1 1
•
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s
-7 Sep
35%
Jan
Jan
16 Va
Jan
500
29
•
4%
.
17%
2%
Nov
6% May
-
3,700
145/a
Engineering Corp
Corroon,
6% Mar
17
_7-;,7
•
class B
20
Oct
v
•
Brack Mills Ltd
Jun
14% July
2% Apr
2,800
5%
Tobacco—
conv
Jan 7
700
10
•
British American Oil (In
British American
$5
14%
^
_•
_
Nov
5%
100
9%
5%
10
•
7,7,
common.
Oct
Oct
300
/•/
24%
9%
|
common
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power
class A
Class B
Brown Company
11%
-■
28
6Ha
•
Oct
600
36%
i
Tne
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo
Apr
xl2
400
3%
36%
a
Brazilian Traction
Light 8c Power
Breeze
1
•
common.
......
Bowman Gum
Oct
•
prior cumulatlva preferred.100
r?o
12V2
7%
a
Co
28
:——1
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
~
7 Class A voting
-77 Class B non-voting-——
Cornucopia Gold-Miiies.—(
t
Feb
11
1O0
14%
3%
1
(S) 8c Co common
C)
14%
36%
4
common
Scrvmser
13%
700
1
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry 8c Mach
Co com.*
8c Gorham class A
•
5%%
Oct
5% Mar
6%
!
Black Starr
Bohack
15%
v.
14%
Bell Telephone of Canada
common_3i
Borne
V
11'/a
~7%
6%
Continental Commercial Corp
—.1
Continental Foundry 8c Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & VarniSh Co—.
•
Jan
13,400
IV* Aug
16
17%
—*
Consolidated
3% July
—1
Watch Co Inc
Benson 8c Hedges
common
Hlumenthal
9%
11
—1
common
common
9%
600
1,200
•6%
Consolidated Liquidating——
Consolidated Mining 8c Smelting
43%
Jan
1%
16%
Company
Feb
5%
1
Benrus
Blauner'a
5,500
""$%
(A S) Shoe Corp.
Belianca Aircraft common-
Ine
"4%
1%
16
5%
Oct
1
Beck
Blckford'X
1%
'■7 5%
Jan
32% Jun
•V|
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann (L) 8c Co common
Beau-Brummel Ties
~4
v4
Apr
12%
7%
8%
11%
-7M
—
Steel
4,400
Apr
133/8
33%
Machinery—
ext 'to
Consolidated
Oct
.
American shares
Barcelona Tr Lt 8c Pwr Ltd.
Barium
34%
.1
Corp.
Andes—
33%
13%
Jan
12%
Hotel
Continental
34%
30% Mai
Jan
33%
Airlines———
Shoe
Consol
7
B
BaVcock & Wilcox Co
Jan
9%
9%
20
21%
Apr
Feb
1,700
6 »/4
common—
Manufacturing Co
Compo
Jan
Jun
%
Jan
723/4
July
1,400
-1
Community, Public Service—.*.
May
Nov
,
-.5%
Pec
133/8
Oct
76
Apr,
6%
6%
* r
Jun
1%
ft July
150
75%
-5$
1,600
Nov
10%
12%
—1
Colonial Sand &
Colt's
23% Mar
"
*
8
Jan
12 %
16
Development, ordinary
Colonial
Commodore
£1
Jan
8V4
9% July
11%
10
Co
common
Colon
"
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel 8c Tel class A
63/e
V
5
changed to
V-. ■
7n
Farm Equipment Co
V- (Effective Nov 7)
7 W
v
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co—
Oct
15%
Jun
13% Jan
Sep
11%
—5
Cockshutt
Feb
54 Hi
;
Jan
7%
-Name
114% May
24% Oct
Jan
Oct
38%
11%
Products Co_———:♦
Aluminum
;
800
16%
Feb
Jan
Jan
40
Club
7% Jan
17% May
18% Sep
Jan
10%
800
49
12%
1
23
49
21%
.5$
Jan
Mar
113
Oct
6Y*
10%
111%
•
10
7%
Jun
24
Clinchfield
Jan
Jan
Jun
1,200
283/4
i.
Sep
5
50
28%
12
U%
•
Hosiery Co
—6
Clayton 8c Lambert Manufacturing—4
1,200
8
.69
4
Oct
8,800
7%
116% Feb
94 % Mar
.
Apr
62
Sep
6%
10
Corp
Baldwin
8
1
Corp
Oct
/. 43/4
34
325
4%
16%
1,400
70%
15%
15 %
14,600
69%
Oct
100% 102
6
63/4
~7Va
—10
Jan
is %
6%
'
Nov
9
50
3%
6%
300
400
*13%
2,500
Jan
83/4
Inc
Coal
85
Oct
July
87%
103/4
200
4%
Oct
83/4
Co
Manufacturing
Neon
23
10%
3,300
14
7%
100%
*
common
—
Atlas
Controller
Oct
Jun
lO3/*
Dlaussner
6%
preferred _i_——
Arkansas Power 8c Light $7
pfd.
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—
4% %
convertible preferred—
Aro Equipment Corp.
Asplnook (The)
Oct
27%
r83/4
'
4%
Gas
Oct
Clarostat
10
10
~6%
~6%
.2.50
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.City Auto Stamping
City 8c Suburban Homes-^.
Jll
9%
763/4
1
8%
.
9%
—1
Consolidated Mining
2%
5
Jun
5
11%
12%
Jan
4%
—10
8%
AM
A
Chief
Jan
8%
11
25
common
5Hi
shares
class
Jan
17%
Jun
-1,000
Jan
-
5
ll7/*
87 V»
2
common
2%
Angostura-Wupperman
Common
118
Nov
11%
87%
—10
America
of
Jun
6 Vb July
23/4
—10
•
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
Natural
Sep
n Oct
Co
Corp
14%
77
1
common-—
J
common
Ltd
Products
American dep rets ord reg_
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
Sep
24%
Nov
"4%
-•
8
Jan
Aug
■*
Angerman Co Inc common.
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
5,300
%
x58
Sep
Co
100
-100
preference
Aircraft
2,600
-100
—
Cessna
7%
3%
20%
Century Electric Co common-——
Century Investors Inc
Feb
6H4
3%
—
1
High
24
Chesebrough Manufacturing com.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting
trust
certificates
v
200
77 ;
27
223/a
B
American
Co—
Low
16%
7
1
Range Since Jan.
High
•
3.50%
preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products.*—j
Central Power 8c Light 4% pfd—
Jan
Shares
16%
1
31
20
American Potash A Chens class
Class
America
Power
for Week
Low
10
Illinois Secur Corp
preference $1.50 series—
Conv preference $1.40 series—
18% Oct
1% Feb
1%
1%
American Manufacturing Co
American Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co—
American Natural Gas Co 6*
14%
•
1%
—1
Machine—
Co
Conv
-100
Laundry
8c
Central
13%
-
—21
Co
M)
Catalin Corp of
104% Jan
25%
12%
"l%
Co
American
Sep
25%
13%
common
lAmerican Bantam Car Co class
American Beverage common,.,
American
93%
100
*
(A
Sales
Range
;
Sale Price
High
Aluminum Co of Amertou—
■-w
Week's
of Prices
Last
Exchange
2%
.
1
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
A
18%
Nov
Jar
-
•
Number 5067
Volume 174
(2015)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Last
Range
Curb Exchange
28
Week's
Bales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Prioe
of Prices
Shares
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
New York
NOVEMBER
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
Par
•
Range Since Jan. 1
>
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
'
s
F
1
Engine
Fairchild
26%
55%
27 %
•'"5%
5%
.—£1
56
Fox
(Peter) Brewing
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common.
Fuller
(Geo
3%
Julian
11
Jun
66 y4
70
Feb
Jan
12,500
400
8%
800
1%
8V4 Nov
.5
11%
11%
11
700
Power
Gatlneau
Co
10%
Nov
9%
Jan
Sep
13
Jan
Alloys Co
Builders Supply
General
Amer
dep
4%
4'/2
8%
8%
8%
2%
1%
2%
Giant Yellowknife Gold
'
Gilbert
(A
C)
L
Gilchrist
Co
McBean
—
class
Godchaux
1,500
11%
2 V2
.
V
I
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H
*
Non-voting
y
;
17%
17%
300
16
14%
5%
100
14%
Nov.
19%
Feb
13%
100
13%
Nov
16 '
10 y8
Aug
17%
20%
21
'4
Hammermill
Co Ltd
Paper
20
47%
34,
Jan
78
60
74%
Oct
Electric
Hartford
Hearn
1,200
15
.
132--;
2%
;•x53i57
21% 21 %.
;
10
10^/i
131
2%
x53
—;
.
100
120% 121
131
Mining Co
2>/2
;
60
;
Class
5 % %
4%
preferred
1,050
preferred
w___.
w
•'
5Va
45%
1,600
>300
160
46
Hoe
Inc
Hormel
f>%
Hubbell
;v,r
17
21
20%
J
46
v;
/
21%
i
60%
Jan
Nov
;.y
Mar,-,.
10
Mar
May
5
0%
18%
Jan
Feb
42%
Oct
44%
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
5%
Sep
13
750
100
96%
.
400
50
Apr
47%
Oct
8%
Jan
15
7%
100
3%
800
Apr
July
21
Oct
22%
Nov
14
18
Oct
90% July
98
Sep
Jan
72
Oct
Nov
9% Mar
July ;
7%
r3
57/a
Feb
12%
3%
3%
xlOVi
Jan
14% May
9%
Jan
16%
Oct
1,500
2% Aug
4%
Feb
29%
Jun
42
Oct
138
Aug
22%
30
105 Va
72'
4%
71%
.
'
~4%
4
V*
1,100
6%
6
4%
4%
'
6 Va
Sep
Sep
15% May
19%'
19%
31
29
29
—
Chemical Industries—
receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
19%
45%
Co
32 Va
111
Jan
,
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
33 Va
Sep
Jan
146%
Oct
Nov
73%
Nov
71
32%
ii
37%
n
10%
5
*
-
Insurance
Co
of
America
North
Cigar
Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
International
Preferred
Registered
International
Investors
Petroleum
Mar
18
6
Nov
3%
Jan
5
Jun
27
16
18% Mar
\
Oct
Jan
35%
Oct
A
coupon
33,300
25%
Jan
43%
hi
Nov
hi
4.50%
Iron
preferred series C
:—
Society com class A.
Irving
Air
Mountain
For footnotes see page 33.
65%
64%
66
1,950
64
Oct
74% July
17
17
19
2,100
13%
Jun
20
92 %
Nov
1
17%
2%
17
17%
14%
14%
15
15%
15%
29
29
15%
-
' 42%
3%
12
12%
12%
8%
700
47
47%
100
16% ;•
16%
17%
15%
15%
16
3,400
2%
3
3,600
Jan
17%
18
Oct
4
Jan
t
6%
"
7-%
7%
14 %
14%
15%
8%
Oct
12%
Jan
2
Sep
7%
16%
1,100
Nov
16%
10%
187/a
12%
50
17%
;
17%
10%
1,400
9%
Jan
Feb
16 Va
Feb
Jan
Oct
11% Aug
Jan
10
'
20%
11% July
1,000
■
Mar
5
Jan
-
"7 % i
Jan
Jan
l'/a
700
Oct i
May
7V2
56'/4 May
Sep
July
3
100
Sep
9 V*
Mar
7
0-% July
100
"l%
.15%
8% Aug
100
7%
1%
Oct
Nov
May
Jan
2% May
,■-< 9
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8%
60
8%
52
7%
14 %
Nov
Feb
13%
-
3%
3%
'.Vr.
.
-.i-W-
Jan
27
Feb
1,100
15%
Jun
24
Jan
5
5
100
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
! ' ■33
34
200
22%
Jan
35 %
Oct
31
300
Jun
35
"III
Feb
Jan
v-f. •'''
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30%
31
;
:i6;*
Jun
37 V2
Jun
12
Jan
21%
Aug
12%
Jan
Jun
5%
Jun
7%
Jun
35%
31%
30
200
17Va
30%
■■if;
1,500
19%
14 % May
Feb
Oct
Sep
105
101
Jun
40
III
617/a
-.1
3%
Jan
45%
80 %;: Oct
63 Va
3%
32,500
13%
Jan
3%
53%
•
3,700
2'/a
Jan
5%
Sep
Oct
2%
Feb
36%
33%
33%
25
"4%
4 Va
4%
2,000
3%
Nov
23%
23%
700
16%
Jan
common— .7.25
&
common
Jan
185%
IlOc
11%
11%
11%
165
25%
Nov
13
Feb
105
Nov
July
.Jan
56
Feb
22%
Nov
17%
Oct
99
40
Feb
.4% Jan
May
10 %
1,000
105
104
24
Co
2%
Apr
168%
24
Muskogee
Jan
Jan
33% Aug
140
2%
•
24
Jan
Mar
101%
2%
300
2%
Jun
May
1
—10
Power
99
93
166 Va 168%
98
107
Nov
90
75
93
92
.100
Company
common
_50c
35
19
Apr
9%
Jan
17%
Jan
25% May
7ys
Jun
9% Mar
7%'
7%
21% Aug
7%
Jan
18% May
N
Corp
Inc
7%
common
Bellas Hess common
Breweries
preferred
Fuel
common
10
1
1
*
16
4
2%
17%
*
Rights
177/a
Nov
National
3%
Oct
National
Nov
93
Feb
400
Feb
National
6 %
300
5% July
% July
10
y2
Jan
National
1%
Oct
National
2
4
Rights
18
Co
National
Rubber
Machinery
lo
1
—*
1
100
46%
13%
Feb
July
19
Jan
13
Sep
Sep
15
Jan
Nov
8
v
Feb
22 % Aug
Apr
3%
3%
3U
29,300
3%
Nov
4»/4
Oct
2 %
2%
2%
10,100
2%
Nov
3'/4
Nov
iV
Va
234,600
A
Nov
%
Nov
12%
10%
13
12%
10%
10%
12%
800
,
^
*
13%
500
.1,
'
12
700
10
12% Mar
Jan
16
t
3%
4%
Va
Jan
Jun
1,400
3%
Jan
Feb
A
Nov
"15,400
Feb
Jan
25
^ '•
16%
Aug
8%
'
15%
%
Products
Steel Car Ltd
Transit common
Starch
600
13%
11%
1,800
8%
8
tV
Cooker common
Radiator
17 Va
450
14'%
14
13%
—
Pressure
4
2% July
31% May
14%
Feb
"
'2,400
3
17%'■■17%
5%
3% July
700
4%
2%
14
100
16
16
4
25
Gas
Oct
95%
11% May
Jan
500
•
Fabrics
1
National Mfg & Stores common——1
National Petroleum Ltd
——_25c
National Phoenix Industries
-10c
Jan
6,200
Jan
3%
"-"5%
6
..50
27
2,000
3%
-3%
3%
.50c
National
78%
2,200
2,300
8%
2,700
8
16%
10 '/a Mar
:
/•**•
■
37-v Jan
500
12%
1a/*
Jan
NOV
4
Feb*
Feb
10
4,900
8%
12%
Apr
42%
2%
800
11%
8%
•
Feb
34%
40% Mar
100
12%
7%
16% May
21
Sep
"
t
;;
11%
2%
17% Nov
Jan
Nov
29
100
42%
3%
—
12%
10J
24
Nov
1%
'
—10
13%
1%
Feb
17%
Jan
12
400
13%, 13%
1%
113% May
Apr
15 "■?
2,400
100
1,000
1%
6
Oct
Nov
59
32% Mar'
200
13%
82
•
1
Sep
12%
600
22%
12,400
100
Feb
29 Va
Jan
1,800
17
"Lmi'':
Oct
37%
20
25%
Jan
141/4 July
Mational Mallinsen
2%
—•
States
States Tel
National
16%
20% July
X110%
12%
Feb
60
19%
Sep
24%
10,500
22%
102 Va
92 V*
,2%
53%
12%
National
92%
'
49%
104
Sep
17%
Oct
30'/a Mar
30%
6,500
.100
Tel
5
Mt
Vernon-Woodberry Mills—5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——
—
.2.50
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Mountain
12%
250
13,600
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
pfd.
Producers.
Mountain
9% May
10%
20%
Chute
49%
-10
i,' •
Co class A—
Investors participation
Plan Corp of America..
Namm's
19%
c
common—:—;—
Montgomery Ward &
Feb
19%
1
preferred
Fireman Manufacturing v t
Co
Loan
Monroe
12%
—*
shs__•
•
16%
Aug
May
375
25%
,
Nov
500
Apr
10 Va
21%
24%
Monongahela Power Co—
.100
4.40%
cumulative preferred——
4,80% cumul preferred series B. -100
8%
91%
3.90%
Supply common.
Missouri Public Service common—
300
91%
Oct
11%
Jun
13
100
21%
24%
Nov
10%
19%
15%
8%
29
Feb
393,800
Public Service Co—
Iowa
15%
-50c
—
Molybdenum Corp—Monogram Pictures common
Muter
6%
91 %
Products
1,400
Sep
25%
Oct
Feb
50
shares
Royalty
9
11
21
Jan
15% July
3,000
10%
28% Aug
Jun
29
convertible preferredof Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—
Morris
ilO
series
International Metal Industries
$3.50
International
9
23%
17%
Corp
Nachman
9
22
22%
5
Sep
13%
—
4%%
37/a Mar
4%
Canada.—
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
100
21%
dividend shares
common
Refineries
Wohl
Mining
Jun
American dep
Imperial Tobacco of
300
;
Midwest Oil Co—
%
2,850
22 %
5%
22
25o
common.
Abrasive
Mid-West
Moody
200
Jan
22%
Products—
non-cum
5% Mar
Imperial
33
$2
Midvale
Jau
100
Corp
Steel
Midland
3%
450
%
—1
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common--——-—•
6% preferred
——10
Micromatic
Hone Corp..
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
900
,
Sep
5%
4%
2,500
Jan
169
102%
"
4%
Feb
100
Bumper
Michigan
500
•
1%
1
IHuyler's common
----1st convertible preferred-Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Illinois Zinc Co common—
75
20
880
600
10%
22 V*
6%
\
:12%
Corp..
Steel Tube
Michigan
Miller
6,500
Jun
Participating preferred
15
Brothers, Inc-—;———1
Jan
31%
Jan
8
6% July
Jan
Michaels
9%
900
144
143
Jan
NOV
7%
1
Textile
Metal
Sep
23%
31
31
143 Va
Feb
5%
11%
17%
Co_
Iron
7%
43
Jan
7% July
100
Warrants
■
Mesabi
Mid-West
106% 106%
5
Inc common—
Oil & Refining
New capital stock w i
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Humble
Merritt
r'i.*
Co—
&
i—;
Chapmen & Scott Corp—
Jan
144%
43
22 %
17%
Jun
4%
600
24,500
400
Co
Mfg
9%
■
—100
Menasco
Jan
-25% July
13V4 Oct
12%
4%
12%
7%
8%
•
:—•
—1
1
Midwest Piping &
6,100
12%
13%
3%
14%
100
15%
4%
11 Ve
197/a
•
1
common
Johnson
50
12%
*
Feb
Jan
12% Aug
11%
.2'
Feb
8%
£1
10
Ltd—
Co
Wi Jnc common.McKee (AG) & Co class B
McWilliams Dredging
6%
8
Sep
19%
—•
IJ
Mays
1,800
6'/8
8
-
8%
1
•
Shovel
Power
Jan
17
6Va
12 Ve
Communication
Harris
Jan
21%
Co
common
(The B) Co—i
Massey
49%
11%
Stores
Marion
j-Sep
Jan
2,100
*
7%
8
10
Co
Public Service
11% May
25
Jan
23%
1,300
Oct
M
26% Mar
Feb
Sep
8%
Feb
Feb
5%
lo7/«
Jun
3Jun
2
Oct
32%
4
3,400
16% Mar
14%
13
July
9%
Oct
1A
Jan
11
*
10% May
19%
1
•
Corp
Feb
...
4%
15%
Lynch
3%
May
200
1,300
'
1
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
2
10%
<
>
33
Jan
18%
100
15
4%
12
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
Louisiana
Jan
6% Mar
7%
23
(Harvey)
17%
2,000
12%
4%
—5
10
(Texas)
Co
136%
,128% Jun
7%
500
Chain
Gas
Jun
2%
3%
.
'
Steel
Star
Mangel
Jan
95%
'
Lone
Manischewitz
67
_
Locke
Jan
Apr
V
144
.1
30
—•
A
136%
Oct
16%
13
—_15
-
Jan
26% July
Maine
IV2
1,800
class
Oct
0%
17%
17
common.......
preferred
5
~4%
—1
—2.50
common
Groceterias
Mackintosh-Hemphill
.
Hardart
Aug
ll7/a
Feb
6% May
95%
Lionel Corp
Loblaw
Oct
700
41
40
10
2.50
—5
& Co—
3%
Apr
500
4%
4%
Hardart Baking Co
&
Horn
-
(Geo A)
&
Horn
"4%
—-—1
Holly Stores Inc————■
1
Holophane Co common
—_—Horder's
1,000
10%
I—1
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
7
%
6
6V2
6Ve
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
3%
Mar
68
9%
3%
(R) & Co class A
Apr
10
Inc
(R G)
32
2%
—:_10o
Higbie Mfg Co common—
5%
convertible preferred
■37%
Sep
1%
.1%
6V2
1
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Steel Products
Nov
5
5
Realty common
17 y8
<: 116%
300
200
Feb
Feb
1%
11%
—100
100
—
Jan
31%
—1
5
Co
10 V* Mar
\
25,200
35%
-51/8
2
Heller Co common—
7y»
200
15
1
Cement
Portland
Tourneau
Mead
35
——*
.
2,900
29%
12%
—1
Mines Ltd
23%
Jun ::
H
5%
*
common
A
,
40%
•
Jun
6% Nov
;
Apr
Jan
,
87
%
Jan
22
5
25c
—
Rubinstein
Helena
29V*
14
200
60
Sep
; 48% July ;
200
.V
si
Co
Dept Stores common
Hecla
j
15%
.6%
6%
...
;
.200
Rayon common
Brewing
21%
6%
%
.
1
1
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Hathaway Bakeries ,Tnc——_——_1
Havana Lithographing Co
—10c
Hazeltine Corp
•
Hartford
Harvard
30
;.
4,200
30
25
Light
%
20%
121
i
Apr
5%
3% Aug
900
20%
-5
common
29%
.0
Company
Apparel Inc
Shore
Jan
30%
Nov
4%
u.-
15
20
15%vAug' "i
20 Va
400
/
49%
\h
5
—•
,
Hamilton Bridge
7%
32%
3%
33VaO
1
Le
Feb
-
Oct
9% Aug
V*
7
8
Stores
Lefcourt
Sep
10,100
1,000
16%
Oct
109%
31%
7%
—10
5
7.50
(IB)
Hotels Corp
Lawrence
Oct
10%
; t
.'
"Hall Lamp Co
20%
•-
10 Va
15%
,
a,' .t
Chemical
8c
Oil
Aug
Feb
% May
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware——
Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Oct
<
13%
24
Jan
103%
Jaa
Apr
May
15% Mar
Oct
8% July
161/4
8% Mar
Lanston
Oct
78'
Co__—,1
Great Northern
Paper
25
? Griesedieck
Western Brewery—..
2
"iGrocery Stores Products common——5
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine..
f
Lakes
5%
12%
49%
100
1st preferred—
7%
(Great
12%
125
200
100
Lamson
108% Mar
;^':13%
.*
"—I
—•
stock—
common
350
9%
21
29
Jan
500
Lakey
115% Aug
-
Jan
Mar
5.200
16%-
5
Pacific Tea—
Great Atlantic &
12%
9 V*
20%
8%
108%
July
10%
%
L'Aiglon
Jan
July
4
10 Va
14%
1
Varnish—,
Rapids
12 V*
~9%
600
10'/a
Lake
101% Aug
Sep
9%
„
Jan
Nov
K
Jan
19
Mar
17%
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand
Nov
Jan
■v
1,200
5
5%
Nov
112 Va
150
3%
4% July
100
24
%
Laclede-Christy
July
106
Jan
10%
v.
%4%
Mines
Consolidated
Goldfield
49,500
—
23%
21
(The) Forge Co—
Krueger Brewing Co
Oct
.101
.
Feb
24%
Jun
10'/a
Kropp
Apr
29%
9%
_*
preferred
prior
—
Oct
8%
Jan
18%
500
*
:
B
11%
4"%
-1
*
class A
Sugars
--2%
v
'
Class
>$4.50
23,
7% Jan
,
.
2%
Jan
Oct
Jan
8%
xl07%
20%
Gobel (Adolf) Inc common
.50
200
113.% 114
10%
—
7%
Oct
4% Mar
Jan
•
Kobacker
Feb
2%
.♦>;;
„
—5
B
Inc
Co
1%
20%
25
Feb
49%
Nov
1
Co common
Rubber Co_
(D Emil)
Kleinert
Oct
3%
99
.—*
1.—_1
/,
Distilleries
Union
Globe
4 Va
Nov
10%
2%
—10
& Co
Coal—
Alden
Glen
Glenmore
July
2%
—
—•
i—- *
common.
Gladding
2 Va
1,300
26%
.7%
26-
26 %
*
.—_—*
—1
Mines—1,
..1
Corp
1%
200
.
6%
5%
57/a
24
r00
•
i50
1
1
Products —
Petroleum —i
Knott
8% Aug
1,100
.£1
preferred
$6
preferred
-$5
Garlty-Mich
Jan
19
Plywood Corp common
_50c
"5%
conv
preferred—
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
*
5%
—
General
Power
Jan
Oct
2,000
4%
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A——10
General Fireproofing common.
5
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
100
Georgia
Jan
7
4%
25
reg
18%
100%
16
100
i
-
Ltd—
ord
rets
Fab
July
91% Aug
Corp com—1
convertible preferred
6%
General Electric Co
;
2Va
247/a
7%
Jun
Feb
H Jan
Klein
100
1
—1
*
General Acceptance Corp—;—
2%
247/a
3
26
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
"
•
common
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
5%
General
■
2Va
0
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred
Kings County Lighting common
4%
cumulative preferred
Kirby
'
■
400
1%
5
*
Inc—
Co common
Kidde (Walter) ec Co
Fob
40
Jan
—
Kingston
•'»
*■
Co
Key
Feb
Jan
39
200
1%
1%
1
pfd—100
*
4%%
Gas & Electric
Kawneer
Jan
13%
6% July
8%
41%.
Co
Corp
Kalser-Frazer
6Ya Aug
,
% May
8V2
8 Va
500
Feb
Jan
Kennedy's
8 Vo
800
3%
3
Nov
Jan
4%
700
100
44 %
3 Va
1
•*
•
common
Kokenge
&
3%
40%
40%
10c
Preference
Jan
32% May
Feb
Kansas
41%
Co
A)
Aug
63
Nov
Stores
Brown
3%
_1
1
common
Sulphur Co (N J)
O'Mahoney Inc
Jerry
Jim
Co
Glass
Lake
Jefferson
Sep
04
75
~50
preferred
convertible
4%%
Jan
40%
700
{
5%
8»/4
-1
-1.25
"
Jeannette
Jun
9
30%
9 %
1
deposit receipts bearerCo__
39
•
.
May
2%
29
100
49%
Ford Motor of France—
Pitt Brewing
53
120
3,900
3 Va>
48%
.48%
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Fort
•
31
56
•
deposit rets ord reg
6,700
.
55%
2%
31
voting—
American
,
Jan
6% July
16 % Mar
'
Motor of Canada—
American
6,400
55
preferred
22 %
1,200
7%
2%
Class A non-voting
B
28%.
7
26
,v
L—1
dividend cumulative
Fishman (M H) Co Inc
Class
■
;
._10c
$2
Ford
*
1-10
(Jfnua)
Association
First York Corp common
27%
7
—*.;
Metallurgical
Fanstee;
nre
Airplane—_
&
27%
1
Talrchlld Camera 8c Instrument
■
.
Nov
20%
Sep
29%
Feb
4% Aug
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
3%
_.30c
1
3,300
3 %
4%
1,930
7
—20
7
7%
25
Co
Process
73%
23%
25
2%
«,/;
common——
100
8%
Hew York Shipbuilding
200
•
19%
5
Oil
Russeks
Ryan
Oct
9%
83%
3%
Ryan
Oct
Jan
72
'
Jan
82
Jan
Jan
40
12
Jan
300
15
Co
Apr
8t
19%
20%
5,500
Feb
21%
2%
1A
Jun
2%
Jan
200
44%
Nov
49%
Jan
14%
Sep
22%
500
4%
5%
15%
2,500
3,500
17%
4%
85
90%
90%
13%
13%
92%
14%
167a
167/a
17
1
—'
210
Jan
Nov
'
23
Jun
Schick
Petroleum—
5 %
Corp
common
Ohio
Co
Power
Oklahoma
class
4 Vis
Ltd common
Oliver United
1,600
.15
103
33%
105
33%
140
33%
1
35%
35%
-
Brick
1
1 VB
5
5%
27/b
2%
Co
-1
Inc
Co
8%
—5
15%
2
13%
13%
7%
Inc
...
1
8
11'A
<Sc
Co
37%
1
Shoe
Hardware
(R B)
37%
15
Nov
18% May
48%
400
34% Mir
52
300
50%
22
22
22
-
15
■
—5
13%
13%
1st pfd—25
30%
30%
30%
1,700
25
27%
27%
27%
800
....
2%
Nov
29
300
5%
-1,000
1%
2,200
;
7,100
Mar
v
:
Shoe
Canada.
Breweries
Bilex Co
34%
n%:
34'A
37
1%. Jun
62%
1,600
1st preferred—.
—25
1% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% red 1st preferred—
25
Pacific
Lighting
•4.40
div
$4.50
preferred
preferred
cum
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific Public
$1.30
1st
25%
5 %.
•
Paramount
Motors
29 %
7 300
17%
1/64
———-
5%
1/64
Class
B
Co
5%
Co
Gold
•'V/'!,-
V;
14,000
i
7
A JRn
x95
100
July
May
100
40,200
5%
20%
21%
Jan
7%
Jan
Nov
4.08%
Aug
Aug
Bouthland
14%
18
14%
14%
700
12
47
Jan
47
47
19%
Feb
Nov
75
Feb
39%
39%
22%
13
13
100
13%
•
39'A July
44
50
21% May
27
vJan
29
.400
5% July
12% Nov
%
1,200
200
64%
200
/ 13%
Feb
%
21
4%
.1
24%
1
1
2%
•:?. 4
100
Jan
Mar
77% Sep
,16
3,600
H Jan
12%
4% Mar
2% Mar
3%
57%
2,830
42%
700
33%
~3%
5%
3%
5%
800
5%
Nov
3%
100
3%
Sep
53
Nov
4%
4%
77/a
8%
•
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
5,200
40
common:
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
i*A% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyrene
2.50
Power
Starrett
Steel
Stein
Richmond
41%
300
11
Jun
3,900
12%
13
3%
Aug
14,600
Swan
2% July
•
7
J
"9%
400
96%
33%
700
15%
16%
1,050
12%
15%
225
32%
32%
97%
12%
8%
300
96%
25 %
Jan
•
ZZZZZ*
Roeser
"
Co
9
Mar
10 Va
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
104%
39%
17
Feb
Sep
Feb
12%
Amer
Rome
dep
Cable
Roosevelt
Rotary Electric
6.25
t c_
ord
18%
Oct
31%
31%
22
Jan
18%
Nov.:
Jan
41%
Jun
8%
Feb.
7%
Feb
8'A
3%
Oct
6
Jun
28
/
600
5%
Jun
21%
1,100
1%
19
21%
20%
25c
5
•
25%
...1
3%
5
25%
v
26%
3%
4
200
Oct
8'A
Jan
5'%. Jan
Jan
22 V2 May
6%
Jan
Sep
22%
Feb
Nov
34%
Feb
5%
28%
Jan
Sep
4%
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3
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11
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100
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18
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•
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20
Jan
24% Mar
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26
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United
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of Omaha
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300
4%
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21% Aug
92%
92
4
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•
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,
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Sep
■
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;
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28 Va
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22
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Superior Tool At Die Co
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4
38%
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1
5%
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Canada
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-
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44 %
18
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•
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of
23
,
6
Nov
300
38%
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Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
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Co
49% July
:'2T' 'Oct
Feb
17
1
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43
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34
2,200
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350
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25
.
Jan
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1,000
29
29%
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—
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;
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25
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preferred
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15
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Nov
200
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Nov
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1
—
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109
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45
1
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■
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Corp
4.48%
4.32%
11,900
25
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Apr
May
2%
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'
11%
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common.'
Power Corp of Canada
common
6%
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106% Mar
106% Mar
16
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16
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Polaris
Feb
Oct
Apr
Nov
15%
2.50
common
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28%
24%
97%
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94%
25
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Piper Aircraft Corp
Feb
15%
common.——50c
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28%
Oct
15%
25
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Pioneer
600
22%
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—
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Sonotone
26
Feb
Feb
15%
—
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47
Pep Boys (The)
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Peppereli Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20
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2.50
Phillips
Phillips
29
160
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2%
•
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class A com
Penn Power & Light 4%
% pfd
Penn Water & Power Co
Philadelphia
10%
96
.
22%
*
cumulative preferred—
$1.32 cumulative
preferred
Penn Traffic Co_
Rubber
Nov
150
2
common
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Pharis Tire &
Mar
1A
1
Ltd—
Telephone
31
3
—
Patlcan
36%
33-.
Sep
3
—
—
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
P«nl6Ular
95
1
Parker Pen Co class A—
25%
Nov
Nov
Jan
Nov
15%
1,200
26,400
1V
Feb
13% Mar
-13%
18%
5
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25%
100
96%
10%
95
\ Bol
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Oct,
30%
1,300
100
94%
—•
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13%
Nov
16%
22% July
17%
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
•
Amer dep rets ord registered
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(Howard) Paper Mills——..*
27%
•
Page-Hersey Tubes common—.—_—•
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
1 Bol
(C A)
Jan
■
pfd—100
common—
26
98
96%
1
Light
Service
25%
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•
preferred
Pantepec Oil
25%
26
—•
Ltd
8%
.
1% Jan
•
5% Jan
60
Jan
7% Mar
v
Jan
104% Mar
—*
Slmmons-Boardman Publications—
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4%
Apr
v
Feb
15% Mar
Nov
1
9,900
Nov
24%
2%
Nov
5
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•
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i———
w
Jan
2% July
1,500
61
common
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20%
Oct.,
11
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61
25
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-
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*
100
of
Jan
13%
5
common
preferred
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Oct
2%
11%
*
common—
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44%
14%
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1
1
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2%
Jan
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5
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700
15
1
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400
Sep
5%
"27/8
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Simpson's Ltd class B—
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
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45%
Jan
2% ;Jan
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Pacific Can Co common
Jan
Jan
1%
10c
...
4%
Oct
13 Vb Mar
21
Feb
C-
49%
1...1
July
Jan
1%
—1
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17% Apr
15% Feb
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7
7%
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—
26%
800
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37%
*
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Oct
47%
Jan
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1,200
"
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1
Aug
56
35%
May
14% July
200
14%
7%
Jan
Aug
1,000
2
Sentinel Radio Corp-common—
Sep
113
Jan
300
15%
_•
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Oct
Jan
10%
1,700
87/b
2Vb
*
Bhattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
1%
36
——
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Sep
10
3,700
.
2%
8%
1
common
common
Selby
May
19% May
Nov
28%
5
6,300
1
5
1
(D A)
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Semler
36%
1
Segal Lock
91% Aug
Jan
103
1,300
Jan
7% July
4% Jan
17
A May
..25
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc
Omar
104
TOO
—
common
O'okitep Copper Co Ltd
Orarieaa Securities
VA
48 Ve
Gas
Company
Town Corp
1%
19 J/2
500
25c
(Del)
*
Fed
102% Mar
11% July
15% Apr
•
common
preferred
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Okonlte
Old
.50c
—
B
14%
Jan
'
1,600
5%
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
Seton
Brass
500
Jan
11%
4,900
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Sentry
Ohio
16%
1
High
8%
8%
Inc
Schulte
Serrlck
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100
9%
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Inc
Fisher
&
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Sep
6%
90% Nov
500
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Sayre
Sep
1,500
Lawrence
Samson
Savoy
Jan
44%
14%
——50
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
20%
700
21%
4%
*
—
Jun
37/a July
'
—
15
Low
'
9% May
16%
2
15
"l.25
Co
Ryerson & Haynes common
Sep
Sep
16
19%
11
Range Since Jan.
High
11
*
—
•
Shares
Aug
8
31
44%
Low
.-1
common
Consolidated
for Week
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Oct
l7/a
Jan
50
15%
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Sales
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,
Oct
35
2-is
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Northeast Airlines
RR
4%
31%
8%
15%
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Penn
Jan
15%
16
Worth American Rayon $3 preferred.50
North American Utility Securities
•
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(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Corp5
Texas
Rowe
May
35
l
Central
5%
118
Jun
9,000
,8%
Northern
5%
10
iwik
North
Jun
62% May
8% Jan
4,300
10,800
77%
Feb
Jan
Sep
Jan
2%
300
2%
77
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'
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78%
23%
2%
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73%
1
4%
937/a
•
800
Last
Sale Price
Par
5%
20%
Jan
Week's
STOCKS
High
3% Aug
17
600
109'/a 110%
3%
3Va
110%
X
Friday
2,800
4%
—100
23
New York Curb Exchange
'
Low
4
19
18
'
'
E^DED NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
18%
..2.50
WEEK
for Week
Last
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
76% May
6% Jan
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Jan
39% May
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Number 5067
.
.
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.
(2017)
33
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
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Par
United
•
Milk
Products
•
common—
Low
9%
Low
97/a
8%
125
.100
24
Ohio
11% May
Preferred -J.
July
$6 1st
Universal Insurance
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho
2,100
41%
43%
6,000
-
41%
7
1
IV*
897/a
14%
147/s
1
5%
_50c
*1%
.
1%.
72
-10
Jan
Jan
NOV
15% Apr
29
8
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——
5
4114
3%
3 %.
1%
62
25%
Joaquin
Lt A
3%s
A
1st and ret M 3s series B
..
31%
Sep
4%
Oct
27%
27%
11%
6%
82
,200
23%
4,600
7%
-5
mil
10%
10%
20c
5%
5%
«
Petroleum
16%
16%
Syndicate Inc
Vogt ^Manufacturing———
—
6
9%
Jan
96%
series
30
mortgage
200
13%
14%
Jan
(A G)
-
A7-4s
2nd
17%
Oct
Terni
Aircraft
2%s
—•
3%
3%
6%
6%
3%
6%
500
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs:ext——•
7%
preferred
100
Waitt
$2
Co
Bond
&
cum
Co
Watch
"1%
"l%
16
15%
Feb
112
A 7s
„
16%
1,750
2% v
2%
2%
9,000
1% Mar
3
5%
100
5% Aug
9
Feb
Manufacturing
1.25
Utilities $6 pfd
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
•
Inc
5
5
5%
12
2,300
112% 112%
40
Jan
17% Nov
47/a Aug
Jan
8%
1
trust
1966
Jun
191
Jun
30
30%
30%
50
29 % July
41%
20
25
20
Nov
25 %
Dec
ex
A 5s
24%
50
21%
Apr
27%
22%
22%
100
16%
Jan
23%
Sep
Sep
19%
8%
Jan
5%
Jun
10%
3%
10
147/8
'Wickes
(The)
Corp
Corp
22%
5
.
Williams (R C) & Co_
Willson Products Inc
Wilson
5%
Brothers
x
8%
200
6%
6%
300
~4% ~5%
1,000
6%
.
1
|
common
preferred
8%
•
-
11 %
II
1
25
w__
Penn
Western
/■*
6s
common
Wisconsin
& Lt
Woodall
Pwr
Industries
Woodley
4
-V
/
-
14
pfd
Inc
Petroleum
103
2
—v'SV;. 14
14
8
27%
28%
;
common.
103
1953..
27%
1947
1
1956
coupon
debentures
Traction
3%s
debentures
f
s
1%
1H
1ft
.
Interest
Friday's
or
Jan
j ;
,
,
1st
Jun
15%
Apr
Apr
29%
NOV
Nov
V
Marelli
Ae%s
1,
A6%s
2%
1
1947
Mountain
I International
AH
94%
f- A7s
(Dec
series
A 78
series
A7s
A7s
(July
1953
with
3%s
1
1941
A7s
j 99% 107%
16
92%
1953
62
62
1953
48
*98
—
71
98
64
100
*76
May-Noo
Feb-Auy
,
107% 112%
*69
53
*3o
571'l
;;
—
68%
68%
1
68%
80
20
97%
104%
—-Jan-July
*58
'•■''••"■•
65
*50%
>
.
V
6%s stamped
1958—Mar-Sepf
*9
'•
—
10%
*31
—
)
--
35
78
to
2%s
2008
May-Nod
62%
June-Deo
1947
1947
/
May-Nov
54
"l
627a
*42
44
—
120
'
1927)
of Denmark
'
:
■
stamped
(Republic of)—
Interest in 1951
in
and
stamped
reduced
to
;>
'
58%
56
51
51%
77
89
39
42
•'
Mar-Sept
—
1952
Due
37%
37%
38
34%
1997—Jan-July
34%
34%
26
•
39%
(Plan A)—
2%
Government
■■*■";
2008
1953 & thereafter.
Janiero
A 5 %s
63%
—
2%s
to
1972
5s
■'.
■
(Plan A)
reduced
ARucsian
1
32
43
*55
90
2%
10
37%
*42
*55
*
5%
21%
•—
*86%
.Jan-July
2012
6%s
1919
*2%
.June-Dec
357a
2
3%
3%
2
109
3
2%
3
..Jan-July
—
1921
33%
7
33A
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range). • d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, hExprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction lor cash
(not Included in year's rangef. x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
e
*Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
*
ABonds
,
1958—
Jan-July
*52%
72%
101% 101%
June-Dec
.
1952
stamped
Oct
Bank
Interest
64
U07% 110
Mar-Sept
53
52
44
being
traded
flat.
IReported in receivership.
53
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
Abbreviations used
52
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
voting-trust certificate!#
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"w 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'""I
61
coupon)
1955
108%
60
118
65
195?
110
123
58%
1957
115
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
61% 118
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1
1940
1952.
coupon
*70
.Mar-Nov
1%
6s
74
59
63%
43%
74 %
D»ts—
62
*68
216
70
1963
-April-Oct
*78%
*103
—M&y-Nov
..Jan-July
*85
—
73
89
82
101
82
104%
105
44%
47.62
47.58
Low
20
47.40
Nov.
21
22
:
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
10
20
trials
IS
Rail¬
80
Indus¬
Util¬
roads
Total
10
65
Indus¬
ities
8tocks
46.42
95.25
trials
Grade
Ralls
Ralls
99.19
94.26
ities
98.27
40
Bonds
97.54
Nov.
19
259.70
80.54
46.45
94.81
98.45
99.22
93.97
98.20
97.46
Nov.
20
259.30
80.15
46.55
94.65
98.25
99.21
94.07
98.03
97.39
Nov.
21
258.72
79.88
46.50
94.42
98.10
98.85
Nov.
22
NOV.
23
46.14
93.54
98.C5
98.71
93.91
stocks
for
industry
the
week
groups
ended
34.25 July 13
Nov.
17,
the closing prices of 265 common
1951, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week
100):
date are as follows (1939
03.66
Nov.
Composite
Manufacturing
and
with highs
97.94
97.09
Mining
,
Finance
181.0
235.8
Transportation—
Utility
Trade,
186.8
209.8
and
-1951-
and Service
'
,
197.3
H4.1
209.0
239.5
*
236.7
195.5 «
114.3
208.8
242.4
Changs
196.5
—0.6
223.2
LOW
High
—0.4
Nov. 10, '51
179.4
-
Non-durable Goods
97.23
17,'51
186.0
208.6
-
Durable Goods
97.96
Holiday
Holiday
78.65
,
The SEC Index of stock prices based on
Total
260.82
-
Low
Percent
10
Util¬
17
256.95
98.45
Second
Nov.
81.25
I960
43.24 Dec 30
10
First
Grade
2
.
lows for the year to
-Bonds—
-fltocks-
■■■'
; ■;
Range for
High
47.26
24
■
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Stock and Bond Averages
are
V.;.
Holiday
Nov.
43.37 Jan
■
47.40
Nov.
95
50.72 Sep 17
High
19
■
v-
to
17-
Nov.
Nov.
59
..Jan-July
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
Range for 1981
Closing
v
Nov.
59
1963
49
*30
ctfs
trust
New
Dat»-
56%
~
99% 103%
-
Valley RR—
on
82%
54%
!'
—
June-Deo
(issue of
Parana
73%
52%
„
M&y-Nov
May-Nov
1963
coupon)
Superpower
Below
*62%
;
—
June-Deo
103%"
52%
100% 100%
1952
1941
A Italian
listed
81
82%
April-Oct
■
166
63
Midland
at
High
81
—
*80
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
95% 103%
1955—
liquidation
Extended
*80
—
Mortgage
;
-A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1352-.
Italian Power Realization Trust—
6%%
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Deo
-
Jan. 1
•/
62
52%
May
.
-
1941 coupon)
Nov
Low
of)—
——z
6%s
Isareo Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
Jan. 1
NO.
'
AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Eogota—
A7s
(issue' of May 1927)
'.Low High
1957
F
Range Sine*
Sold
High
redeemed—
1
E
(Aug
291
;
94%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Power Sec—
series C
A6%s
"
No.
156
94%
May-Nov
Bank—
(coupon on)
11%
Issues
A6%s
(Col) —
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
...
5s
reduced
Interest
Western RR—
series A
104
stamped (Plan A)—
Interest
Rio de
—
Power
Bank
1948
7s
City (Peru)
Maranhao
v.'I
Peru
1956
coupon
Mtge
AEx-coupon market
.
ALlma
Oct
2%%
coupon
1961
Guantanamo &
A6s
5s
1940
1
Residential
rtamped
Green
Sold
II18
96
Mfg Co—
Nov
Nov
ex
RR
&
Elec
with
Finland
f? 6s
Lt
Valley
AExternal
Bange Sines
—
95%
Jan-July
4s series B 1993—
Fuel 3%s 1965
Water
Ercole
102% 103%
1150
95 %
mortgage
Elmlra
Mortgage
External
5% July
2% Nov
Bonds
High
June-Dec
mortgage 4s series A 1993
Alst
Eastern Gas &
101
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
External
5%s 1955
Division—
J
N
116%
Feb
& Western RR—
of
Lackawanna
99%
106%
110
*102% 104
Feb-Any
Exchange
'A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank
43
Bid & Asked
102%
Quar-Feb
r970
Chicago Transit Authority— ?
3%a revenue series of 1947-1978
■
96%
102%
Low
Week's Range
Sale Price
1970——June-Deo
A
: ,■
Delaware Lack
73
97%
*111% 112%
Friday
Feb
105
4. 1% July
5,300
Last
Period
1998
l
series
103%
105%
*104
June-Deo
Interest
Jan
Jan
2%
•
Aug
97%
June-Dec
1959
Jan
18
13%
£i
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
6s
50
*30
——Mar-Sep*
1964
1960
5s
7%
;
14
200
Low
2%s
101%
*70
•;
1954
Power
Agricultural
4% Jail
New York Curb Exchange
Steel
*101% 102%
June-Deo
1956——
coupon
Feb
96% July
1,800
Friday
Edison
72
*30
May-Nov
New York Curb
*
BONDS
Bethlehem
46
*70
*
Jan
;t
Boston
73
,
'
Co—
14%
Jan
^10
5s
6%
preference
;
Wright Haigreaves Ltd
i.
32%
Danzig Port & Waterways—
1
'
71
63
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
5% Jan
Jun
4%
33%
100
'-Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
— American deposit receipts
34
30% Sep
13% July.
125
14 y8
_•
.
%%
96
63%
Newspaper Union—
conv
ACauca
Winnipeg Elec
100
63
1953—__Fab-Aug.
coupon
B O N D 8
Oil
94%
84%
10% Mar
1
River
105%
98%.
95%
63%
Jan
Jan
Whitman
Wichita
103
,
coupon
1940
Water
Oct
l
Co
96
96%
97
*96
April-Oct
1969
1
Income
Jan
24%
26
100
5
&
101
•
Feb
20
20
10
99%
101
98% 105
Feb
30
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp.
(Wm)
100%
*92
Jan-July
,
1940
Service
Dec
Washington
Feb
114
111%
165
20
£
1970
1946
1947
_3
,
WentwOith
CoaL
3%s
Waldorf-Astoria'Hotel—>
Sep
5%
•West Texas
Westmoreland
97
105
104
95%
101%
>
105 V*
98
95%
*96
Feb-Aug
May-Noo
April-Oct
104
99%
"I
99%
100% 100%
100%
100
98%
Feb
West
Westmoreland
1
Electric
with
As
Jun
2%
5%
1
.
Aug
Aug
revenue
United
Oct
8 ;
Aug
1% Aug
1,300
v t c_—
warrants
4%
Apr
6% Aug
106
II
30
referred.
]
?Waltham
Ward Baking Co
2%
100
1
Inc.
ex
77
—
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
101%
99%
*94
*101
1989
5s
97%
100%
*99
99%
165
103%
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
\
Waco
Bros
stamped
99
100%
Jan-July
(Calif)
Electric
&
&
*96
—April-Oc*
Nov
W
..r'".
1970
142
100
100
__Feb-Auy
stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—
A6%S
•
3%s
66
100%
*100% 102
Mar-Sept
1973—
55
—
,
100% 100%
__
May-Nou
__Mar-Sept
1971
3s
Gas
z.6%s
t
1981
1965
3s
3rd
Stinnes
Oct
6
Gas
Corp Inc 5s coll
(Hugo) Ccrp—
A7-4s
104%
105 %
99
*138% 142
,i„
Jan-July
Counties Gas
Oct
101%
*30
——.
_Feb-Auy
Southern
Stinnes
104%
98
101%
...
Jan-July
1976
D
*60
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
California
Feb
Jun
102%
1973.
Southern
Feb
Apr
3% Mar
21,100
16%
Sep'
99
.
1101
High
106%
101
103%
series C, 1976
3 %8
Apr
43%
series
Edison
2%s
May
15
102%
Jan-July
1952
B
Oct
2%. July
300
6s
Feb
6%
3%
Starrett
6%
Pow
California
91
Low
*99% 101
*102
April-Oct
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s
Ban
*100
Jan-July
Jan. 1
■No.
102% 102 %
June-Dec
1960
coupon
Southern
Jan
1,400
1940
1
Oct
Jan
28%
Oct
16%
Jan
25
Sep
102%
April-Oct
Sep
Spalding
■■
April-Oct
5%s aeries A 1952—
8% Se p
Nov
50
.
■
«3%
■
6%
1
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred—
Vauadlum-Alloys Steel Co.
Venezuela
1968
Range SInco
Sold
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
Southwestern
Venezuelan
3%s
1971
5G-year 6% debentures 1998.
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
1st
'
3s
,93%
Mar
750
42
53
Jun
3% May
1,000
...
29
40
4%
'
common—
Sugar
mortgage
I A6%s ex Oct 1
1947 coupon 1960—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
,
2% Jan
86% Mar
600
1%
72
-
A6%s
41% Mar
3,800
5%
5%-
-10
5%
4914
Jun
1% July
28% Jan
675
15
Oct
4,700
89%
■
Piecmont
Feb
12%
1%
7
—
.
4%
.Mar
\l
41% July
150
89 \'2
.common.,.
248
36%
1,900
37%
/■ 1%
1%
,
—1
s—»
—
11'
50
43%
37%
1
-10c
Corp—
U 8 Rubber Reclaiming Co
United ^Stores Corp common——Universal Consolidated Oil..
,
90
43
,
.preferred with warrants-
U 8 Radiator
223
~i% ~4v4
43 %?.
U*8 and -International Securities.
.•>
223
-25
United Specialties common—£—
<
1st
mortgage
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3%s 1970
;
4% July
.
-ft Jun
—25
-——
U >i3 Air Conditioning
'TJ 8- Poll Co class B
223
„10
10% preferred^
——
United Sho»Machinery common—
i
Power
1st
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Feb
3% May
219
Aug
-25
common¬
ly
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Park
United
-
Interest
Exchange
High
Jan
23
Amer dep rets ord registered—
United NJ RR & Canal—...
-
-
Friday
1
Sharing
23
New York Curb
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Profit
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
ENDED
BONDS
Shares
participating preferred
75c
WEEK
for Week
,' Sale Price " of Prices
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
173.8
n
190.8
161.9
0.9
190.6
t % —0.4
257.3
+0.9
216.6
176.4
—0.2
115.9
108.9
+ 0.1
218.7
201.6
—1.2
247.9
170.0
■
209.0
34
(2018)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
Stocks
Week Ended Nov. 23,1951
Int'l
United States
and Miscel,
Foreign
Bank
Government-
Bonds
Number of
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
.
,
399,140
$556,000
1,029,010
1,986,000
398,000
1,125,082
—
2,308,000
'2,111,900
202,600
$2,000
235,600
2,000
1,092,835
Stocks
Bond
(Number
Sales
$93,600
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Total
Bonds
V
*
Saturday
Monday.
Tuesday
Wednesday—
Thursday
Friday;
2,384,000
3,012,600
2,349.500
Holiday10.000
375,500
■
1.208,477
Total
2,482,500
4,854,544
$9,944,400
$1,305,300
2,868,000
$12,000
1951
1951
$64,000
20,000
121.000
13,000
46,000
101,000
415,445
15,000
11,000
73,000
543,610
91,000
•/'
"
;
—
Holiday
-
99,000'
-—
,123,900
54,000
268,000
2,131,265
$237,000
$224,000
$653,000
$192,000/
Week Ended Nov. 23
454,625,641
$1,000
$14,000
431,000
"
.
.
'
Jan.l
1950
to Nov. 23
1951
■/
1959
'
Stocks—No.
of shares
2,131,295
444,000
1,305,300
1,922~750
83,275,420
9J, 076,320
9,944,400
19,617,000
064,641.000
$11,263,700
Industrial
$1,973,000
—
Bank
and
$29,000
5G.000
40,000
,
1,931,490
98,731,254
'
94,389,576
Bonds
Foreign
Railroad
$34,000
45,000
1959
406,696,607
—
International
Bonds
441,490
1951
10,662,030
Government
S.
Bonds
$1,000'
507,855
—
Bonds
U.
Total
Bonds
Jan.l to Nov. 23
19i9
4,854,544
Foreign
Corporate
Government
Bonds
222,395
Total
of shares
Domestic
Shares)
$11,263,.700
Week Ended Nov. 23
Stocks—No.
Foreign
of
■
Week Ended Nov. %3,1951
$849,600
■
Monday, November 26, 1951
$21,540,750
$750,320,420
—
$1,850,70(4
Domestic
——
$192,000
—
$331,000' '
$19,449,000
$28,472,000
*
Foreign government
237,000'. "
891,377.500
Foreign
224,coa
$984,748,520
Total
corporate
12,677,000/
144,000
24,000
••••
$653,000
13,058,000
2,464,000
$499,000
2,085,000..
$34,610,000/
$43,615,000.
v
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Agric Chemical—_L_;
American
Tel
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Boston
Tel
&•
Copper
&
%
35
2,358
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Cities
East
&
25
Prop
46%
•
5%
115%
Oct
x4G%
Jan
46%
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Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
(2019)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
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Last
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Range
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Week's
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Sale Price
STOCKS
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33c
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19
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40
17% Jun
19% Feb
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20
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150
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40
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100
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33%
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200
28%
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Jun
15
31
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113
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19
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Nov
300
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25
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28
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10
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34%
34%
300
28%
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*
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1
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11
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37
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15
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15
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13
100
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100
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30%
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47
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May
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Jan
57%
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850
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42
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18%
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41
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Oct
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14
Jun
17%
Oct
14
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151/4
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16%
Oct
18
18
200
15%
Jan
1
19%
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10%
10%
10%
600
9%
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12
Jan
1
31
31
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1,000
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25% July
35% Mar
5
16%
16
16%
1,400
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19
1
(Un)
20%
20%
20%
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33%
33%
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40
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33
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30
54%
55%
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31
31%
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10%
50
38
38%
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300
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9
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—
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:
14%
5
—
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9
100
9% July
34% Jan
11%
Jun
8% July
Oct
4% Mar
56
Aug
66% July
32
Nov
5
Nov
47%
Jan
12% May
42
Oct
17% Mar
12
Jan
Jan
12%
300
May
14%
14
14
300
13%
Jun
15%
14%
14%
150
11%
Jan
15%
Oct
49%
49%
200
45%
Jun
59%
Feb
12%
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Yates-American Machine Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
38%
Jan
37%
39%
1
Jan
Jan
39%
*
(Un)
49%
3%
*
Works
Jan
2% July
300
—*
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Feb
Nov
Jan
32%
14%
10
17%
23% May
July
32%
55%
14%
Jan
Nov
Nov
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Inc
7%
16%
20
43% Mar
1
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Corp
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4.100
17%
55%
1
6
8
16%
20
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30%
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Wisconsin
Apr
5
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preferred
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6% Mar
13%
55
28%
10
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Iron
July
Feb
...
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Steel
'76
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Feb
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United Air Lines Inc (Un)
S
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200
1,100
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100
—100
800
9%
10%
14%
Co
Nov
3%
18%
9%
15
5
208 So La Salle St
100
Apr
30
Trane Co (The)
Trav-ler Radio Corp
100
19%
26
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Timken Detroit Axel Co..-—
Toledo Edison Co
950
Feb
Oct
•
Studebaker Corp
Sundstrand
Machine
21%
19
15
Jan
10%
*
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Stewart-Warner Corp
36%
13% July
250
18 %
-
10%.
32%
•
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Rights
Standard Railway Equipment
39%
800
18%
Feb
8% May
Sep
N
21
16%
Jun
Jan
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39%
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39%
1
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21%
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15%
13
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4% Jan
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600
500
27
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21%
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Bartlett
Illinois
'
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Hydraulic Press
$6 preferred
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6%
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'95
'
400
7%
17%
12%
of
Co.
19
9% Mar
26%
of
Texas
Jun
8% July
10
Jan
Aug
19%
7%
16% July
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Oil
200
1,000
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A
Oct
7%
1,200
Standard
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Sep
17%
9%
Works—
Standard Dredging
Swift
Sep
52%
Jan
17%
(Un)
Container
75%
Jan
9%
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Jan
40%
250
15%
50
Co
Sparks-Withington
Standard
64%
200
33%c
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Sep
49%
40
300
13%
2%
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conv
Apr
29'/2 May
51%
7%
5
Southern Pacific Co
Spiegel Inc
30% July
23% Jan
35%
900
69%
18%
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Jan
100
Corp
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6%
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550
300
1
16%
1,150
200
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Jan
Nov
17'A
22
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)—
Sep
6%
13%
22
Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co—__
51%
7%
300
20
101 % May
10%
7%
5
Jan
Nov
Sep
Controls
Prod
Oil
20%
4%
11% May
10% Nov
4%
Penn
Corp class B
Sinclair
14%
84%
40
__
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18 % Mar
500
9% July
Shell Oil Co..:
5%
Jan
110
Schenley Industries (Un)
14%
19%
20%
800
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Sangamo Electric Co
Jan
Oct
8%
4%
America
Sears Roebuck &
300
llVs
St
Jun
9% Mar
Nov
9
38% Feb
4%
St.Louis Public Service A
4%
Aug
22%
7%
1
Bros
9%
7%
Co
Rtchman
Jan
Feb
11%
(Un)
150
40%
(Un)
Drug
43
18
17
8
31% Aug
21
Jan
27%
Rexall
34% May
Co
—
May
26% Nov
25
Airways (Un)__l
Rath Packing Co
Raytheon Manufacturing Co—
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
13(4
101
557/a
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16%
-
8% July
55%
■-
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preferred
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Hallicrafters
Indiana
32% Mar
Feb
7%
14
Corp
Heileman
Nov
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non-cum
Hlbbard
26%
29'
10%
7%
•
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Hammond
Nov
49
12%
.
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Lake3
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Feb
50%
83
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Drug Stores
Lakes
90
Apr
7
19
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Motors
Jun
42%
200
250
7%
•
Co.
of
28
39
13
18%
10
Oats
600
19
(Un)
Radio Corn
81
48%
5
Safety
Quaker
Oct
300
7%
(Un)
Sep
Oct
Apr
20
7%
-
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Public Service Co of Indiana
Oil Co (Un)___
28 %
4%
69%
1
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118%
Feb
Feb
May
50%
•
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8%
52%
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Gibson
Great
14%
83
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Gillette
Gray
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Graham-Paige
10
7%
Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co
Gossard (W H)
100
100
1,700
52%
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Public
General
General
8%
5
Corp
Motors
32%
40%
Jun
Feb
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Co
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5,200
100
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10
Transportation
General
700
17
69%
13
5
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100
1
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50
30%
101
—
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Gamble-Skogmo Inc
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500
8
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Eastman Kodak
Flour
28% 1
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,
8
15
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50
19 %
29%
19% Mar
3
200
Apr
100
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to
10%
23%
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changed
class
Nov
50
3%
26%
26
-
1
World
Electric
Jan
8%
81
34%
(Un)
Nov
14%
Jan
26
*
Nov
63
34%
(Un)
Feb
8%
18% July
1,800
(Un)
17%
22
200
11%
(Un)
Jun
76
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Mar
82
1,100
1
A
—
101
32%
8%
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10
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Chemical
Jan
40%
8%
25
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65% July
82% Jan
83
29%
32%
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(Un)
17
100
24%
17
Dodge Mfg Corp
Domestic
Feb
Feb
91
50
15
30
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105
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■
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15%
11.25
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Curtiss-Wright
16%
65%
10
1,700
26%
5
Edison
Motors
Jan
Nov
300
67%
83
1
...
Power
Continental
17%
100
.
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Crane
12%
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American
Potter Co
50
—
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66%
1
,
100
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Columbia
100
66%
105"
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Ilium
Clinton Foods
17%
100
25
preferred
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250
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Cities Service Co
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300
60%
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60
60
13% May
100 ./
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Chicago
1
—
preferred
Milwaukee
33%
1,000
3%
650
Jun
Jan
150
1
1
16%
5
7
600
28
.—2%
Packard Motor Car
17
14%
14%
100
—
Oct
400
1,050
Co
35
200
1,500
Aug
Sep
38%
2.50
Co
Jau
4%
Bancorporation
Edison
5%
13%
Illinois Corp
Mfg
Ohio
Oct
4%
Jan
20
20
•
Nunn Bush Shoe Co
5%
100 '
4%
10
Jan
Jan
13%
25
Oct
3% July
8%
3%
—10
(Minn.)
35%
..
8%
1.
(Un)
Northwest
200
Oct
104
71/2
46%
10
4
Sep
74
76
3
Northern States Power
96
20%
20%
Co
Northern
API
23
8%
10
American
Feb
25%
20%
20%
1
RR
13
Jan
Jan
Jun
15%
16%
Sep
Nov
17% Mar
20
4%
21%
.
8%
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Feb
18%
8
20%
•
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Central
15%
8%
20%
28
600
4%
5% '5%
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t
Sep
May
300
42
4%
8%
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42
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1
25
7% Feb
31% Jan
14%
-
2
4%
Feb
23% Nov
Mar
8
*
400
102
4%
4%
*
Car
$1.50 conv preference
Chesapeake A Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp
102
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Centra)
Chicago
950
1,450
20%
•
Feb
Burton-Dixie
Pacific
12
22
8%
American
North
15
1
i
29% May
24
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400
2,700
11%
16%
Inc
300
26%
16%
20%
1
common
preferred
33
26%
21%
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Products
Portland
York
32
7
—
North
70% Mar
200
Butler Brothers
Sep
22
4
North
Mar
11%
Canadian
19
Sep
27% Jan
20%
10
Nov
10V8
62%
12.50
55%
Oct
16%
——5
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Nash-Kelvinator Corp
National Tile & Mfg
Feb
60
61(4
Corp
26%
5
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Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Company
Aug
8
Jun
47
11%
61(4
5
—
33
•
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common
South
Motorola
Feb
19
—
Nov
Jan
24%
5
Sep
21% Jun
—1
Sessions
Co
Montgomery Ward
Sep
__
Corp
45%
13%
20%
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Missouri
8% Mar
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__
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14%
Burkhart (F) Manufacturing
8
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Brown &
15% Oct
500
800
8.75
Jan
600
•'
275
Muter
,
23%
23%
41
900
15%
26%
900
(Un)—
$1
Sep
10
47
15%
5%
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Jan
36(4
1%
45%
■;
Jan
23%
Oct
12%
72
6%
12%
25%
33 %c
Miller & Hart Inc
May
41
Salle
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Jan
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OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
Week's
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for Week
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Shares
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Par
Low
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Tel
&
5%
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38 Mi May
1,662
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Jan
163%
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15%
15%
417
14%
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17%
23%
338
18% Jan
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50
11%
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17%
14i/a
Nov
18%
Jan
628
65% July
82
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283
6%
Nov
10%
Feb
23%
23%
614
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42
43
357
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*
:
100
48
•
(Un)
Co
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Matson
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
300
8%
97%
10
Independent Exploration
54%
1
Vanadium Alloys Steel-
16%
2%
Maryland Mines Corp
Jan
2% July
38
1
„
Spring
Oct
8%
36,877
common
Pineapple
Oil
Macy & Co
San
Oct
13%
a53% a53%
•
(Un)
Ltd
Sugar
Foods
Libby
2%
Pitts Screw
80
32Va NOV
30 % Mar
Feb
Pittsburgh Brewing Co—
Common
Jan
84
3
common
General Electric Co
Leslie
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Jan
7%
16%
_*
Gas__^!
Kleiser
&
Kennecott
Mountain Fuel
51 Va
50
343
Feb
10
.
360
32%
__
5
Machinery & Chemical
Foster
Hunt
Low
1
Gas
71%
Oct
Sep
32%
„
15
common
Works—i_:
Johns-Manville
Lone
70
15%
32
Feb
•
Range Since Jan. 1
10
Joy Manufacturing Co
13
Mar
30
28% July
23% Mar
all%all%
__
com„5
(Up)
de Nemours
International
Follansbee
55
100
240
1
Emporium Capwell Co__
Corp Ltd rights
Honokaa
21%
9%
Sep
38% Mar
<
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Co
Kodak
Hawaiian
High
21
a28
15%
27%
5
common
(Un)
Corp
Natural
Honolulu
for Week
17%
117%
Apr
May
F«b
Oct
Sales
of Prices
Low
31
27%
8%
25
Feb
2
9%
Apr
84 Va
115
Eureka
Food
4%
29%
•
82
Jun
66
29
37
•
(E I)
Paso
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
5
189
__
1
Bank
Natl
Chemical
Dorado
3%
330
4%
common
common
Eastman
68%
85%
America
Fruit
B
El
14% Aug
48% July
37%
of
Giorgio
Class
Feb
28%
8.50
a66 a67%
70
1
Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
Greyhound Corp
Co
Yt Feb
al00% al04%
__
5
Great
Blaw-Knox
29
a28
*
(Un)
4%
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Duquesne Brewing
Equitable Gas Co
Jun
15%
1
(Del)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Feb
29%
e
17%
27%
♦
Aircraft
Co
Zellerbach
27%
29
Par
100
37
5
(Un)
Preferred
Golden
STOCKS
38 y»
al8
•
Ind
N
Curtiss-Wright Corp
32%
Jan
60
,
•
—
—
Jun
a66%
•
General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp common—.
4s__
28%
58% Aug
2.25 Feb
Jan
Nov
,
Baltimore
of
First
El
Reading Co
157
al7%
a!01%
(Un)
Chem
Feb
855
3
Public Service El &
25
Coppermines
Dow
Corp
Sep
33"%
JUI
45 Va
40% Mar
3,247
651
6%
__
4,392
1.10
33*%
al7%
(Un)„
Consolidated
Consol
Jan
10
Transportaiton
1.85
Apr
43% July
55
Apr
15% May
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
1.70
63%
63%
54% May
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
•
360
1.70
io
Consolidated
Crocker
1
47%
Columbia Broadcast System class B_2%
Commercial
Consolidated
1
47%
-3%
Continental Motors (Un)
13
*
Perinroad Corp
•
;
10
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
6%
23%
307
25
Co
6%
10
WR Coal & Navigation
div
Co
Chemical
Columbia
'
High
10
45
.
l
2
Service
67%
•
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$1.40
com
14%
com,.—13%
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Philco
RR
65%
Light
Low
a70
44
Jan
465
St
14y8
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a70
44
•
Central Eureka Mining Co
Chesapeake & Onlo Ry (Un)
66%
Battery
Storage
Philadelphia
America
,14i/8
•
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Phila
of
Low
10
common
5
Co
Shares
Feb
22%
_
for Week
25
Co
•
Power
General
33*A
/'
Tractor
25
Publishing
Electric
156 Va 157%
10%
*
Corp
Delaware
22%
13
—
common
Company
Chrysier
15%
60
High
& Co (Un)
Chrysler
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
156*4
•
10
Case (J I)
Caterpillar
Range Since Jaifr 1
Low
34%'
Sales
Rang*
of Prices
/
?,
Par
High,
34
„
100
Arundel Corporation
Atlantic City Elec Co
Baltimore
*
_•
Week's
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Last
-
Sale Price
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
23
Nov
149
V Jan
( 0
July'1'
6% Mar
Jun
13 Vb
Apr
Jan «'
33%
Sep
37
38
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2022)
...
Monday, November 26, 1951
'/■
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
NOVEMBER 23
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Park
Utah
Mines
Cons
173A
173A
9'A
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co
9'A
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
A
40
•
454
-
High
65
a747/8 a747A
'
,
Shares
Standard
Brands
26
Jan
Standard
Oil
12%
■
v
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
Oct
Standard
Oil
Co
77%
61% Apr
Inc
(Un)
J—
N
Low
High
21%
Nov
25%
44
May
55
21%
225
1,313
alOVa a70%
80
61%
Feb
75%
Oct
415
59%
Jun
71%
Nov
25% July
Jan
24 %
—
•
a70%
——,—25
(Indiana)
of
21%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
51. 51 V»
•
California
of
Co
Low
Par
r
Oct
4'A
2% July
16% July
8% Oct
100
for Week
Friday
Range Since Jan.1
Low
a3
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
STOCKS
High
a3
a3
(Un)-
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Last
'
'
■
Week's
Friday
STOCK!
15
69%
__
69%
Feb
Sep
"
47
48%
847
8
8
50
5
6
5
a33
a32%
a33
47
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)
'."•CV
Puget Sound
Pulp & Timber-
Pullman
(Un)
Inc
Oil Co
Pure
•
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
R
E
&
Co
R
Ltd
(Un)
—•
•
common
Preferred
Rheem
42%
Oct
Swift
25'A
47'A May
Jan
Jan
57% Aug
25% Oct
Jan
13%
48%
16%
586
100
38%
Jan
July
8
83
13
85
35% Jun
49%
Jan
W
&
Pine
Foods
Transamerica
TransWorld
32
Jun
34%
Jan'
28%
Jan
34'A
Sep
Union Oil
50% Mar
62'A
Sep
Union
32%
32%
50
29%
Sep
36
J a,n
United
11%
—
10
Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
Mauricio
San
Scott
Paper
11%
11'A
400
11%
Nov
15
Jan
United Can & Glass Co common
I
31%
716
29% Nov
23,300
49
1,628
49
54%
49
Nov
53
17'A
59%
Sep
16%
Nov
17%
Oct
30
•
(Un)
20%
5
10
a—
•,
41%
Sep
22%
Aug
19% July
26%
Apr
54% Mar
65%
Aug
Jan
*16%
16
54%
55
571
37%
38 %
2,535
34%
23%
24
a29% a30%
1,510
19% Mar
28
Sep
28
41
May
32
Nov
—
30%
2%
9%
(Un)
-
32% Mar
2,239
20%
24
a29%
Inc
a
Apr
"
a21% a21%
20%
a21%
377A
Lines
35%
Jun
125
—12%
Air
Nov
46 %
a38% a33%
Co of California common~25
Sugar
Aircraft Corp
33%
Mar-
1
30%
9%
30
Jan
July
405
23%
735
8%
Jan
1,090
4%
Jan
31
9%
Jan'
42%
Oct
11%
Feb
38% Mar
42% May
5c
Jan
25
10c
47%
—
•
:
47%
a5l% a51%
9c
10
P10
Mining
Co
'
>
Carbon
10
316
al8%al8%
2
100
&
a
46
a38Vs
5
415
Carbide
52%
17%
Jan
al8%
Inc
117
Union
a
—
Feb
Sep
33
*
a33
'
—
34%
17%
25
10
Corp
Airlines
430
50
1
Oil
Associated
30%
25
Inc
25
—.50c
preferred
Water
—
25
20% P.OV2
a44% a44%
a33%a33'A
__
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(Un)
conv
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8
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10
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_
55%
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(Un)
1
1
Corp
55%
a32%.
1
•
Riverside Cement Co class A
Tide
Feb
62%
&
$1.25
Apr
458
Mold
Texas. Company (Un)
Textron Inc common
Oct
42%
i
(Un)
Corp
Sunrav Oil Corp
55%
10
Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp
Super
83
•
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Feb
53%
42%
—100
.
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
7
43
65
13
13
Sep
Majf
4% Aug
60
225
a533A a543A,
21%
21%
a543A
13
7
^■11 v:.-
a43% a44%
Studebaker
Jan
45% July
Sep
United Corp of Del
Oct
18c
United
Nov
U
8
Corp
Universal
(Un)—
1
Theatres
Paramount
Steel
ctfs(Un)_l
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—
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Oil
Consolidated
5
5
a20%
a21
a39% a39%
71 71%
—
a20%
a39%
*
common
—
76
a__
—
5
Nov
a__
296
37%
Jun
47%
200
63
Jan
91
Jan
May
'
Sears Roebuck
Shasta
&
Co
Co
Water
5
Sinclair
Coalition
Oil
Corp
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
Conv
Calif
Oil
5
Feb
240
64
Mar
3%
a3 %
40'A
41
88
40
,
.
..
.
3% Aug
30
34%
290
Jan
56% May
8%
Aug
Victor
Sep
Warner
Jan
Wells
98
5%
45
Equipment. Co
Edison Co
34%
531
25% Jan
37%
*
34%
34%
280
Mar
Western
Air
29
115
32Va July
27% May
35
29
29%
Feb
Western
10
34%
Feb
West
pfd series A-25
;
—
31
31
;
California
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
Petroleum
21%
22
22
$85
15
Jan
11%
3
_l
12
630
11
May
Pac
Spiegel
Inc
Railroad
Union
Westinghouse
61%
245
59
Jun
73%
Feb
Willys-Overland
175
27'A July
36%
Oct
Wool worth
(F
10%
50
10%
14%
Feb
Yellow Cab
Co
'■
al0%
a
NOV
1
100
9%
14%
260
7% July
275
■>V
11%-Mar
250
5
68c
1,468
14%
14%
150
21
21
100
a90
25
Sep
May
10
a39% a39%
62c
1,410
4%
21'
50c
Co
Elec
32%
__
14%
.
preferred
a90
100
(Un)
*
ago
>
—
..
Jan
61'A
:
260
66c
4%
68c
\
July
12%
32%
2
common
4%
260
1
(Un)
Telegraph
1
Corp
Inc
Lines
1
Co
!
Sperry
31
14%
4%
Jan
-
Oct
Sep*
Jan
91c
Nov
12%
9%
15
280
Jan
6%
Jun
Sep
Western
Southern
9%
•
—
1
Dept Stores
30% May
(Un)
com
5
100
Fargo Bank & U T
Westates Petroleum common (Un)
Preferred (Un)
Sep
33%
33%
10
4.48%
*
—
PictOftes^tUn)
Bros
25
(Un)
Calif Gas Co
a
_
•
(Un)
preferred
Southern
(Un)
Jan
120
86
8
Silver
52%
8
88
•
5
King
203
a56% a563A
•
(Un)
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Corp
Motors
W)
(Un)—12%
(Un)
6%
1
common
Apr
25
Feb
38% May
44
34%
Jan
42%
Oct
8%
July
11%
Feb
42% July
4
May
415
250
8%
.43%. .43% "
10
15%
a__
45%
Feb
7%
Sep
Sep
•
38%'
8%
8%
1
(Un)
."' ***
38%
38%
19% May
230
.
100
6%
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
23
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Dominion
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
Shares
& Paper
25%
1,695
24%
Jan
25%
150
6%
Jun
8%
Feb
Nov
21
12
Apr
60%
Sep
45%
2,510
98%
9 8'/a
103%
2,265
91% Mar
119%
Oct
a24 a24 %
240
23 % May
26%
Jan
•
10%
50
10%
12
—
•
10%
40%
.
*
—
a72
Steel
*
17%
17 %
Red
12%
Dominion Textile
Donohue
1
Nov
44%
Feb
Kootenay Power
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
9
Jan
15%
Oct
Electrolux
5
77
Jan
90
Jan
75
20
21%
2,320
Sep
Sep
13% Mar
Paper class A__
49
50
330
25%
50
40
29
29
25
Elec
East
Famous
38%
38%
39%
_•
23%
23%
25
632
•
19%
19%
20%
4,408
—
a91
a91
20
Light & Power
Co
common
4%%
C R
pfd_100
Products—
class
Jan
54 %
Aug
Sep
17%
36%
Oct
Jan
Fraser
Co
19% Aug.
91
Oct
28 Va
23
100%
4%%
Sep
Gair
Sep
Gatineau
Feb
Co
b%
Cement
12
12
12'A
4,695
12
Nov
16%
Feb
37%
38%
580
29
Jan
44%
Sep.
36%
38
375
29
Jan
39
Oct
a6%
25
5
Jan
7
:; May
23
745
20
Jan
26
Apr
14%
340
14
Jan
16%
Feb
14%
*
—
16
com—*
10%
10%
11%
3,220
9c
56%
24c
38,305
*
9c
56%
~r
Canada
Corpnew
5%
Jan
10%
Sep
General
28%
Jan
32
FeD
General
Steel
5%
5%
1,200
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
34%
_
class
Foundries
A
34%
Nov
34%
Nov
19
34%
98
20
350
Jan
24
9%
650
8%
Jan
15%
Apr
Hamilton
30%
Jun
36 %
Sep
Howard
33%
33%
34 %
540
6.75
6.75
7.00
650
6.50 Aug
9.10 Mar
common
Gypsum
$2
Lime
Alabastine
&
pfd
Smith
480
54
Jan
95
397
26%
Sep
29"% Jan
Imperial
Oil
a37
Breweries
5
32
Jun
20
20%
1,150
22%
Feb
Rights
Imperial
Tobacco
(11
Q1
25
100% 100%
50
30
19%
93
100%
Jan
Jan
July
100
Jan
4%
Oct
102
6%
43%
43%
125
25
Jan
47
Sep
Sep
45
45
50
44
Jan
50%
Feb
•
•_
Canners Ltd
18
18
18%
3,408
•
common
36
36
36%
331
100
102
102
102
15
102
33
33
70
25
14%
15%
16 % a 16 %
•
•
14%
20
al6%
•
46
a
common
series
class A pfd
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
•
65
25
Locomotive
•
Canadian Oil Companies common
preferred
30
$5
Acceptance
preferred—
Coal
International
Bronze
Farm
Equiptment
Mining &
Smelting
Glass
105%
Jan
Jan
34%
Sep
International Nickel
of
450
13% July
17%
Feb
International
Paper
175
16
May
18%
Feb
International
Petroleum
45
Nov
68
B
&
Seal Co
Seagrams
Exploration
2,395
35
50
34%
a21
a21
50
20% July
a7
10
65
67
85
65
a24
55
23 %
7
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
30
30
100
25
75
26% May
17% Jan
25
99%
39 % Mar
Jamaica
24
Aug
Labatt
9
Jan
Lake
92
Mar
31%
Apr
36
Oct
101
Mar
Pub Serv Co
Coal
6%
Limited
of
For footnotes
see
page 43.
22%
46'A
23%
4.10
Jan
Nov
Aug
>
Sep
23
Mar
106
Mar
580
213A
Jan
31%
Oct
10
12%
Jan
19%
Feb
3,764
223A
Sep
Jan
45
Oct
90c
9%
340,926
51c
Nov
90c
Nov
3,340
9
Oct
13
Jan
23%
202
23
Apr
25%
Feb
7%
Jan
—
24
5%
35
580
37
Oct
98
75
98
May
100
Feb
a51
a54
110
28
Feb
S7
Sep
alO'A
all
Jan
13% Mar
*
35
23%
5%
34%
—
98
a51
5%
300
Nov
27% May
47%
49%
1,788
•
Corp
7%
20%
20 %
21%
7,651
25%
25%
26%
1,710
100 101%
20
pfd__100
100
♦
al9
.
common
Ltd
Bloedel
Jan
22% Aug
•
16
151/4
17
2,875
15%
Nov
19%
Nov
65c
1.10
92,469
65c
Nov
1.20
Nov
Montreal Locomotive
•
161%
161%
174
2,258
126%
Jan
Oct
-
23
24
255
22
Oct
30%
Feb
Morgan
11%
637
10%
Jan
17%
Feb
125
class
B
Montreal Telegraph
*
47%
20%
50
4.646
•
.
Jan
23
45
,:
;
Mar
Oct
35% May
47% Nov
69%
Jan
Jan
227/s
Aug
13
21%
100
Jan
29
Sep
Sep
103
May
al9
55
18
Jan
19%
28%
Jan
38
al2
35
al2
85
125
14
Aug
16%
13
125
13
Sep
15
Jan
24
24
25 %
725
24
Nov
28
Nov
Mailman
Corp Ltd conv priority—
189
Oct
McColl-Frontenac
Molson
Breweries
Class
Murphy
*
—
17
11%
17
11%
17
13
17
Aug
122,260
Jun
Ltd
'
preferred
Paint Co
Sep
14
32%
Jan
38
May
National
Drug
&
26%
Jun
34
Feb
National
Steel
Mar
17%
19
Jan
43%
Oct
Oct
33
33
38'A
a22%
a22%
30
23
Nov
28%
Jan
22%
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22%
515
22
Nov
28
Jan
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19%
Feb
•
—
*
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40
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*
:
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10
Jun
11
2.647
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class A
B
5
14
450
99'A
25
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.
14% Mar
al6
310
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99% 99%
25
25
37
50%
Jan
5
98%
Jun
25
Nov
26%
Nov
18%
Aug
22
51
Jan
103% July
Novi
common.
*
1.316
18%
Nov
23%
Chemical pfd
5
11%
11%
100
11'A
Jan
12
—
*
27%
27%
28%
520
26%
Jun
323A
27
Jan
34%
May
86%
26%
Nov
83
Nov
Breweries
26%
26%
28%
4,765
-1
9.45
9.45
10
625
9.45
Nov
12%
Oct
Niagara Wire Weaving
66
68
640
55%
Jan
73
Oct
Noranda
a20%
a21
130
20%
Oct
23 %
Apr
Ogilvie
Flour
alO
75
10
Oct
13%
Feb
Ontario
Steel
Mines Ltd
MiJls
common
18%
*
;
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18'A
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34
34
75
*
76%
76
81
1.565
69
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25%
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110
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13
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&
13%
;
21
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21
41%
1
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1,075
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21
41%
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17
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9,593
51c
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—
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Nov
•
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9'A
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16
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68%
63
—
37%
a37
27%
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50% Mar
May
39%
*
Jan
all%
Oct
54
35
3
23%
all%
26%
43
•
com
Secord
5,782
11
Nov
260
1,617
f
60%
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)
33
II
47
35
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99%
•
a
5
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Woods
31%
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the
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preferred
15
27
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66%
Dominion Corsets
27
2.45
16%
102
Feb
30
Utilities
99%
Bridge
10
£1
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100
1,405
103
28%
'
.25
99%
•
Jan
51c
preferred
National
Cork
111
Feb
49
•
Distillery class A
108
Sep
5
common
6'h
31%
•
Jan
106
103
100
Nov
25
Rights
Consolidated
Sep
20% Mar
60 %
common
Oct
•
—
98
23
,,17% Jan
Aug
70c
Canadian Vickers
Corp
Massey-Harris
Railway
Feb
108%
3.30
—
com
common
100
__
Pacific
95
Aug
100
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37%
25
•
Apr
*
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21%
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20
Oct
103
101
16%
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of
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25
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17
46
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Oct
68'A
*
29 % Mar
34%
20
Mar
Feb
24
108
23
Ltd.—
International
Celanese
series
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,
Aug
•
common
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class A
Dominion
01
Nov
25
78
27%
100%
Jan
101
10
3.30
_*
common..
Mining & Smelting
Bay
70
a37
100
38%
18
14%
40c
605
16%
50
Paper
preferred
26%
100
Nov
18
—
•
70
20
a95
18
—
*
Bridge
26%
10
May
101 101%
108
100
20
50
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Nov
Feb
9
•
10
9c
10
16%
*
*
common
preferred
20
'
Ltd
Wares
_•
common
preferred
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Jan
15% Aug
,
1,583
60-
a95
18
101
100
Bakeries
1,000
34'A
170
16-
102% 102'A
—
*
preferred
6,040
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(H)
—
22'A
100
common
31
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preferred
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v
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Power
77/a
—-
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Cockshutt
38
36%,
*
20
:
preferred
7
—.
preferred
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preferred
Canada Steamship
Dome
22%
a6%
22'A
14%
preferred
30%
•
5%
Crown
May
common
7
,*
Dredging
Canada Iron
Corby
Feb
20
preferred
Hudson
5%
14'A May
49 % Sep,
32
20
41 % Mar
22%
4,023
Jan
38
5%
25
...
Products
Canadian
12
400
1,480
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100
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30%
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,
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6%
Sep
12%
1
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•
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Columbia Telephone
Ltd class A—'
Canadian
Apr
23'A
41 %
*
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5 % %■
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Canadian
80
12
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•
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Jan
Nov
Feb
39
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$1
64
17%
3,925
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*
40
739
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$1.75
Feb
39 'A
—*
25
84
Power
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102
12
Ltd
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500
67%
B
Canadian
May
—
*
12%
84
Columbia
5%
Aug
98
39%
common
40%
29
Canadian
15
•
common
Jan
65%
Power &
Canadian
Feb
Nov
*
Chemical
&
preferred
14
84
Columbia
5%
Nor
21
13
20
a72
18%
High
10
Oct
23%
Tar
Ltd
Stores
Dominion
•
Jan
20
British
Canada
Coal
&
8
65%
British
$1.30
30
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460
•
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Canada
—
Mar
.119
Feb
28
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Canada
1,240
13
13
100
Rights
Building
al8
13%
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com.
;
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18
41%
100
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British
100
18
10'A
41%
B
Class
6%
18
6%
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&
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6
76
25
Nov
Ltd.
Corp
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.
25%
10%
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Dryden Paper
Telephone
Bruck
25%
««*
35
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a6
a6
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22% May
•
preferred
Steels
Bathurst
:■
Nov
.25
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
Class
10%
18 ^
Low
Dominion
6,595
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Amalgamated Electric Corp
Bell
High
17%
•
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4 % %
Low
16%
•
Aluminium Ltd
Atlas
High
16%
•
Shares
*
common
Preferred
„•
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
$1.50
class A
preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Asbestos
Low
Dairies
Dominion
Range Since Jan.1
20
common
preferred
Algoma
5%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Power
$1.50
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sale Price
Abitibi
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canadian Fundi
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
Feb
Sep
Nov
Oct
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Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2023)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
'
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Page-Hersey
Penmans
Piacer
Tubes
of
Bros
&
Provincial
Quebec
Lawrence
Shawlnigan
Series
Corp
pfd
of
United
1
Jun
16%
Jan
20%
Jan
30
16
17%
1,143
a98 a98%
Jan
98
May
103%
1,615
28%
Jan
49
2,645
31%
Jan
43'A
44
39%
425
43
47
May
50
48
115
Sep
47
Nov
52
Jan
70
24
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Aug
30
Sep
Feb
19%
20%
395
18%
Jan
21
Feb
19%
200
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
110
30%
Nov
38%
Feb
110
17 'A
20
Feb
23%
Sep
120
33
34
3,061
34
35
120
33
:
Petroleum
23
Nov
;
•
14%
100
Cottcn
14 %
27%
Jan
30
Jun
37
Sep
30%
Jun
37
Sep
11%
common
Jan
18
18
54%
18%
265
55
19%:
1,584
19%
Transvlsion-Television
38
38
38%
,
13%
13%
200
V--*-■'
20%
10
Montreal
26
10
10
10
-A
,:.i
Oct
Jan
11%
Corporations
Class B
Westeel
—
Ankeno
*
Mines
36
22
Jan
46%
Feb
15
July
26
29
Feb
525
19%
26
480
24
Jun
Anglo-Can Pulp &
Paper
Belgium Stores Ltd 5%
Mills
British Columbia
Class B
Ltd
35
July
46
Jan'
27%
1,548
25
May
31
1st
2.90
3.25
7,700
71c
71c
74c
21c
23c
11,000
77,200
2.75
2.75
3.15
10,300
4c
4c
1,500
Oct
32%
Feb
32
;
32
20
10'%
-
11%
9,790
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100
14'A
50
125
15
11
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class
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1
Ltd
a
9%
a9%
&
0
78
10
53%
262
33%
10
Feb
Nov
55c
Jan
Bellekeno Mines
Bibis
Yukon
Bob's
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Gold
1
Ltd
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
1
.*
Central
Manitoba
Mines
Centremaque Gold
Ltd
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
1
51
19%
170
Jun
33
Oct
Preferred
27%
Jan
50
Jan
Apr
58
Sep
21
Jan
25
Feb
Jan
51
Aug
92
:
92
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;
3.40
6
92
'
40
v
5%
1
1
Explorations
Ltd
Cournur Mining Co Ltd
Sec
a2.00
25
70
Jan
100
88
Nov
88
Nov
886
3.25 July
3%
4.40
Jan
9
Ltd
Gold
351/8
Jan
7%
35%
A
Nov
Apr
1.75 May
Halifax
Insurance
Cc
100
37%
4,329
6
,
8.00
Investment
6r/(
Ltd
com..
Jan
9%
Canadian
Feb
28
12
Aug
13% May
32%
Jan
43%
Apr
Sep
1,192
16
Jan
60
114
130
73
Jan
120
38
39
160
37%
Jan
48%
;
62
Jun
75
Feb
65
65
65
25
7%
8
250
28
28
375
33
Jan
7y8
40y2 Mar
Nov
Oct
Nov
16%
Feb
July
25
33
Apr
27
9%
a
200
6%
Jan
10'A
Sep
27
27
a23 %
•
25
26%
Oct
33
60
1.75
1.90
1,730
51%
51%
52%
1,085
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a99
10
21%
22%
50
50
a—
1
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of
Gold
21%
2,325
y,y
100
92
Moore
r
Power
Russell
Jan
1.42 Aug
10%
10%
100
6.90
Jun
13
Sep
2%c
1,000
2%c
Apr
5%c
Jan
13%
13%
14%
990
10%
Jan
16%
Oct
31c
26c
32c
22,069
12c
Jan
38c
Feb
12.000
2%c
14c
14c
7c
Nov
Nov
4,500
12c
Nov
42c
13c
6,500
12C
July
25c
Feb
19c
51,500
10c
Oct
25c
Jun
16%
775
19%
Jan
•
-
16%
27c
13%
16
1,135
29,000
76,200
8.00
18c
18c
19c
1
31c
30 %c
46c
1
May
6.25
25c
Jan
Jan
9.50
Jan
55c
Jan
13%
Nov
Jun
35c
Feb
15'Ac July
70c
Nov
8.65 July
,
12c
70c1
70c
Oct
70"
70
44c
54c
85c
89c
500
70c
„ioo
14,100
2,700
53
Jan
76
Sep
44c
Nov
80c
Jun
85c
Nov
•
yy
.
1.30
Nov
1.05
Feb:
Oct
17%
17%
20%
Oct
15c
17c
3,300
15c
Nov
41c
Apr
53c
*
45c
60c
11,900
35c
Jan
86c
Sep
2.85
2.85
2.95
18
1
16
430
May
2.70
700
Jan
3.70
Feb5.
1
24c
24c
26c
6,000
20c
July
48c
1
33c
33c
34c
2,500
27c
July
45c
•
66c
66c
86c
38,275
66c
Nov
11c 12 %c
10c
Aug
24c
May
18c
Jun
37c
Nov
Ltd
Ltd
50c
1
28c
28c
33c
4,000
45,600
*
5.00
4.95
5.05
7,200
1
Ltd
1.20
1.20
1.22
900
Mines
Ltd
•
Oct
Oct
1.97
Jan
Jan
6.00
Feb
1.12 July
1.70
Oct
4.50
—1
52c
52c
55c
8,000
19c
Fields
Ltd
1
60c
60c
63c
6,000
40c
Jan
90c
Jan
Mines
Ltd
—1
8c
8c
500
5c
Sep
35c
Jan
12c
Nov
i51c
Jan
Goldfields
70c
July
Oct
1
15c
12c
15c
20,700
1.76
1.76
2.00
21,200
1.76
Nov
2.94
1
25c
25c
25c
7,000
17%c
Jan
44 %c
1
2.85
2.85
3.05
300
2.85
Nov
& Refining—
1
11c
lie 12 %c
6,000
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
1
Red
Quebec Smelting
Ltd
,
Quebec
Gold
Crest
Rtx-Athabasca
Rowan
-
Oct
Sep
4.15 May
a__
—
Sherritt-Gordon
102
10c
500
4%c
Jan
13 %c
Oct
a24
350
21
Jun
29 %
Jan
4c
2c
4c
3,500
2c
Jun
4%c
1
Mines
1.08
1.08
1.25
800
70c
July
19 %c
20c
2,000
18,000
19 %c
Nov
20 %c
Nov
July
16c
Jan
4.65
Jan
1
Ltd
__
1.70
Oct
Aug
1
10c
1
3.60
3.60
3.85
1
62c
62c
68c
2,800
60c
Jan
10c
10c
6,000
3c
Jun
15c
39c 40 %c
3,847
34c
Aug
45c
Jan
8%c
1,000
7c
Apr
15c
' Sep
Nov
10%
9c 10 %c
7c
76c
24,000
53c
9c 10 %c
13,800
5,500
4c
12
Jan
28%
Apr
52% May
13
United
72
110
8c
72c
Aug
all
8c
Ltd—1
18'A
1.70
*
1
Tache
51%
all
Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
2.53 Jun
8,800
Feb
75
1.70
1
10%
205
50
(1944)
Ltd
Nov
51%
31%
Mines
Mines
1.30 Mar
2.86 July
28%
100
Ltd
Ltd___
Gold
6.55
51%
12
Mines
Mines
Gold
1,700
27%
a
10c
a23%
2,700
*
31%
Feb
6.80
160
31%
23c
3.40
Oct
alO
12
Oct
•
Ltd
Fields
11c
H23%
V
Ltd——
Uranium
Mines
Cons
Royran Gold
7%
12
Mines
10% Mar
Cons
Lake
Tiblemont
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Gold
Fields
Ltd
8
11% Mar
31%
Nov
Silver
Mines
Feb
Trebor
Mines
Ltd
Nov
Tungsten Corp of Canada Ltd
United Asbestos Corp Ltd......
Jan
33 %
•
Jan
3.25
Nov
16% Mar
Lead
Ventures
49 %>
Jan
65
Apr
z7% Aug
18% July
16%
17%
Jun
10 y2
Jan
90c
Jan
Jan
12% May
2.00
July
Wright
Mines
&
Ltd
1.30
11,200
62c
July
1.52
4.45
232,350
94c
Mar
6.20
67c
67c
1,000
67c
Nov
10'A
28%
960
25%
Jan
34%
850
23% Juiy
28%
20%
20%
85
20 %
July
21
Feb
Admiral Oils
3.75
3.75
100
3.75
Oct
Apr
Anglo-Canadian
110% 110%
189
Jan
Calvan Petroleums Ltd—
Nov
Canada
Southern
Oils
4.00 Mar
Central
Explorers
Ltd
Oct
29,700
43c
28c
1,000
15c
Jun
42c
3%c
4,000
3c
Jun
6c
1.65
500
89c
89c
500
32%c 39%c
49,500
36c
28c
1
"
—1
31c-
58c
Sep
Oct
•
Sep
1.42 Aug
2.00
Oct
60c
Jan
1.05
Oct
32 %c
Nov
Feb
com—9
85c
Sep
27%
29c
3%c
38c
3'Ac
Ltd
Yale Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
27%
Feb
26,400
61c
.
July
May
50c
...1
1
26%
Feb
15%
5%c
100
4,000
1.65
1
Ltd.—
27%
Nov
Jan
127/8
2%c
49c
__
Oct
Oct
75c.
2'Ac Nov
127A
2%c
__
Products—_
26%
__
Feb
July
1.12
1
Ltd
5
20c
Apr
Sep
Nov
2.20
2.85
—I
Mines
7c
27,500
12c
Jan
1.18
Copper—__
Hargreaves
16c 19 %c
16c
1.05
Sep
Mar
1.20
2.95
__1
Minerals
Mines
1.95
Jan
3.80 Aug
—1
Ltd...
Mines
Mineral
Ashley
Westville
1
1.85
Sep
—1
—
Pyrite
Wendell
West
.1
—
»—
Ltd
Vinray Malartic
Weeden
Ltd
Zinc
&
72c
1
Tobrit
*
1st pfd._100
110%
Ltd common.—10
8.00
:
*
24
8.00
8.00
26
a4.00
_5
.
32c
Nov
—1
9% July
10
Ltd___
For footnotes see page 43.
1.24
Oct
Jun
16c
2%c
>
--
12
1
*
Ltd
500
7,600
s
Quebec Labrador Develop Co
Quebec Manitou Mines Ltd
100
,V
pfd.10
common
Corp
17c
1.29
6.55
65
Industrie's
17c
10
3.15
105
Quebec Telephone
Jan
Jun
3.15
8 %
| Purity Floor Mills Co
Oct
1.66
2,600
6.65
15'A
cum
20%
Nov
6.85
1
8 %
Corp of Can 6%
Jan
a
1
al5%
Ltd
16
90c
al7%
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
*
Co
Sep
Sullivan
10
Pwr
19c
Aug
165
Crush
Jan
23%
55
Nova Scotia Lt and
Orange
10c
-
25c
Ltd
Oils
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Oil
,
800
::
51
53
Co.
Oct
12c
Jun
*
Paper
8c
15% July
Co.
Corp
Nov
47
Sep
__
&
Silver
Standard
Jan
Ltd
3c
Gold
Feb
July
2.75
Ontario
24,000
Jan
Prime
Siscoe
11%
&
3%c
25c
Ltd
Mines
Soma-Duvernay
120
Canada
Minnesota
Nov
3c
—.
...1
Mines
Feb
1,240
Distilleries Limited 6';<
19c
*
Ltd
Feb
3.25
Leaf
Maritime
Melchers
May
1.24
Ltd..
Coal
3.10
14 %
Paper
8c
12c
—
—1
Mines Ltd
70%
14
&
12,600
1.24
Ltd
Mines
Jan
3.25
Power
19c
30
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Jun
1.50
44%
1
M)
Feb
16c
"
—.
Feb
23%
Milling Co Ltd
Teleg & Tel l"r pfd
MacLaren
.Maple
Investment...
(Waiter
10 %c
Aug
48
•
Co Ltd
72c
Oct
Sep
22%
240
London
Nov
Nov
5c
1,200
10,300
Mining Corp Ltd
Perchcourt
8
Loblaw Groceterias Co Ltd class A____°
11c
44c
4,900
'
8.00
Ltd
Mines
Penn-Cobalt
10%
;
; Lowney
8,500
18,750
7c
1
Mines
Nocana Mines
8
H
11c
52c
8.00
Ltd—^
Mar
7c
500
Ltd
New Formaque
50
Foundation
Jun
Nov
44c
11c
Ltd___l
New Calumet Mines Ltd...
10%
Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.*
37%c
Feb
44c
45c
90c
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas
Porcupine
112
'•
-.10
preferred
conv
Journal
Oct
70
alO
5
15c
44c
Sep
60
—
'
Jan
1
Jan
36
41
*
preferred—
4c
*
Stadacona
Class
14,500
5
Scotia
O'Brien
53
[„♦
i„*
9c
Minda
Apr
Jan
1.75
*
Sep
8c
8c-
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd___
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
2.50
41
38%
III
.100
Explor Co
Mines
Mines
1.50 Mar
4.25
10
8%
Inc.
pfd
23c
9.50
Ltd..
Co
&
Mines
Goldvue
*
Ltd
Shops
red
Gold
Shore
Normctal
80c
37
—
Candy
Lake
Sep
30%
26
■
6%%.
27c
May
1
Devel
Santiago
7%.
26
*
Products
Ladulama
New
12y2 al2%
*
Steel
Nov
8C
17'A
Ltd
Mining
Nov
•
&
Labrador
New
60
Woollens
8c
1
....
Oct
Nov
4c
1
Mines
Oct
Jan
3.95
2.75
140
90c
Ltd
4.10
6%c
35c
12,500
1
13%
50
Sep
Jun
3%c Oct
23,442
9.00
.1
May
41
tt
Min
26
1,225
5.10
17c
13c
Jan
6%
Jun
40c
1
Kayrand
Nov
30 y«
6
Jan
3.70
a7c
15c
Pacific
190
Sep
15c
15c
47/8c
New
100
17%c
Jun
33c
4c
Aug
1.45
Jan
a7c
12c
Nov
6%
Nov
'
90c
Ltd
Mines
6
25
Nov
13c
15c
1
Jaculet
47
50
82c
Jun
i
35c
.
9.00
*
Mines
Jan
5,350
Feb
66c
Nov
5c
700
1
Lake
Nov
a2.00
a
*
3.00
Jack
5%
26
Oct
3c
1,000
1
26 y2
11%
Oct
36c
103,600
2.75
2.75
2.15
3%c
1
Mines Ltd
240
a2.00
26
•
1.75
3 %C
—
1
Limited
Ltd
Glacier
1,111
26
7%
pfd—9
—50
100
...
Mines
Mines
6
'
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co Ltd..*
Limitee class A.
3.90
*
Mines
Malartic
Sullivan
40
30%
B
7,500
Sep
10
925
10%
6%
.._*
19,700
6c
1
Montauban
3.50
5%
'JJr';
Nov
7
*
6
'
■
79%
88
88
5
.
8c
6c
Mines.. .1
Cortez
Mines
33
common.-,.-*
6c
•
1
Macdonald
1,404
,_100 ;
.
preferred
3c
1
:
Mines.Cadillac
Jan
23
37
44
*
75c
89,500
1.80
1
Ltd
Goldfields
40
10%
A
11,400
10c
—
*
Lavalie
40
com.*
cl
2,000
80c
6c
1
.1
Louvicourt
25
*y
45c
6c
1
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
•
A
43c
78c
9c
;
1,
Mines
7.50
5.00 Aug
*
'
1.45
Grain
Feb
15c
AUg-
-12%
275
•
Standards
Jan
May
78
,
Ltd
Mar
125
a20
a
78
B
Alcohols
16% Aug
123
-
25
Ltd__.__i.__*
Advert Ltd
47
-
24%
common
class
Jan
Mar
9
-
Sep
24%
(
Gen
Farmer
NOV
8c
4c
Sen
21
-
'
48%
»
*
Canadian; Western Lumber Co
Fanny
3.15
3,500
Feb
22
Jan
96
280
33 %
33%
♦
Canadian Salt Co Ltd—
Eastern
Jun
Jan
1.83
20c
1
Nov
•
Paper Inv Ltd
Products
,
Jan
10c
Jan
9%
210
51%
a20
»•
...
Federal
Oct
17c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Feb
17
Nov
'
Oct
5.50
Nov
5c
16,095
51
Candn Inter Inv Trust 5% cum
pfd. 100
Canadian Marconi Company,
l
Div
14%
3
13%
103 108%
*
..A,'*
B
Co
preferred A
al7
12
12%
103
a
Co
14
1,400
51
Sugar
36
Jan
5c
a
5c
'
-
Jan
9
4.25 Aug
a20'A a20'A
5c
mm
;
Industries
Dominion
Mar
41c
17c
Belle
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd.
High
31%
14 %
a
l
;
Investments Ltd
Frere
83c
Nov
74c
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
4.25
—
10%
*
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd*.
Class
Shares
Oct
July
Jan
for Week
High
4.20
2.27 July
60c
21c
46c
Sales-
Range
■
•
Canadian
David &
2.90
1,900
Emerald
of Prices
Low
preferred..
Dominion
Consolidated
Apr
4,000
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Week's
•
Canada Packers Ltd
8%
18
Feb
26
♦
preferred
Commercial
Jan
22c
Consol Rochette Mines Ltd
26%
*
...
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Class
15
17
57c
Candego
27
5
common
convertible
Neon
415
17
6.45
Central
434
class B_°
Packers class A
Company
Claude
Oct
55c
Consolidated
36%
preferred—:__20
Bickle-Seagravc Ltd rights
Silk
22
6.00
Consolidated
36'%
Par
Development Co
Fabrics Products Co Ltd
Canadian
Feb
55c
Feb
36%
Last
yy
Angio-Nfld
5%
16
6.00
Mining Corp'n Ltd
Feb
>
786
Sale Price
*
.
Pow
Oct
226
*
Metals
Goldbeam Mines
Canadian
45%
1
Ltd
Base
28
27%
"
Friday
Ingersol
29%
Jan
'
21%
July
Canadian Funds
Canadian
Nov
34
25
1
Citra-Lartic
21
;27
STOCKS
Candn
28'/a
200
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
Century Mining Corp Ltd
,
25%
Aug
Feb
50
40%
1
May
12% Sep
Nov
9
Aug
a8%
1
_
Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
28%
1
__
Mining
Ascot Metals Corp Ltd
Jan
60%
Montreal Curb Market
Canadian Gen
9
—
Sep
35c
July
a20 a20%
a20
"7 5
*
Ltd
Sulphur
Eldona
&
16c
2,800
Jan
18%
39%
—
Ltd
a—
Oct
28%
#
—,
Breweries Ltd
17c
19%
Jan
a8%
*
A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Arnora
East
Canada
a__
17
High
120% Mar
Aug
19%
Mining Stocks—
East
2nd
3
25
17c
♦
B
class
...
Products
•
Ltd—
Dome
....
$5
a8
115
Oct
25%
20%
27%
Scotia
•
159
Nov
18
1,230
26
26
10
,
$3
10
a8
—
«
18
385
13%
.
Commerce
Brown
50
al6% al6%
>»
(Can)
United Amusement class
Bouscadillac
50% July
250
•
25
.
15%
Sep
8%
•
common
Apr
138%
54V2
•
Electric
12
10
2,715
*
Worts
3,730
140
11%
•
<fc
15
140
10%
__
•
,
Auto
117
a20
0
1
Low
117
a20
#
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Barvue Mines
31%
"al7*
23 'A
Class B
Supertest
May
19%
al7
pfd... .100
Jan
39
47%
Low
*'
Western Canada
37%
Banks—
Royal
12%
21% May
19% Oct
37%
5'
preferred
Nova
Jan
36%
a24%.
Shares
3.90
Gooderham
Canadionne
14
120
for Week
Par
Southern Canada Power 6%
Stowell Screw class A
United
37%
*'
common.
7%
preferred
Corp.....
Ltd
Oct
July
■"
Sales
Range
of Prices
Apr
18
*
1
Ltd
6'/c
■
13
"
^
Walker
Zellers
30
36%
160
»
Wilsils
Winnipeg
Jan
27% Mar
al7
a98%
*
Tobacco
Wabasso
20%
5,831
al7
50
—-——A-
Steel
30%
675
16
__50
Power
Thrift Stores Ltd
Tuckett
Oct
13
*
Canada
•
29 "A
31%
Canada
Co
Nov
Nov
595
36%
comj
Press Co
Preferred
55%
24%
13
B
Southam
.'
Jan
1,695
*
Voting trust ctfs
Steel
17%
26%
*
com
common
Southern
Jan
al7 al7%
__
Simpsons class
63
al7
100
...
Power
B
Breweries
July
54
„
'
4% preferred
4%% preferred
Williams of Canada
Class
Nov
25%
28%
A
Sherwin
74
10
27 %r
Weck'a
Last
High
Jun
860
28%
,
common
&
49%
a54
*
*
Water
Low
666
53%
26
Co Ltd
4%%
Friday
a54
26,
*
comomn__.
Power
64%
26
...
23
Sale Price
50%
__
50%
,
*
common
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
;
Paper
Saguenay
Sicks'
Ltd
'
___•
Transport
Royalite Oil
•
Co
Power
Rolland
new com
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
'
l
Canada....._
Lou:
63%
"
63%
„___*
...
Company
Corp
;
*
common
Powell River
Price
Par
Development
Power
St
:V
5
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
,
TOR
Sales
a4.00
1
24
25
555
107
7.00
Apr
Jan
4.00 Mar
22
Feb
7.50
115
8.00
27
May
Stocks—
Ltd
32%c
Oil Co
8.35
Nov
Nov
8.00
7.95
8.05
12,925
4.75
Jan
——*
5.65
5.65
6.25
4,700
4.90
Apr
7.35
1
9-40
9.40
9.40
100
9.40
Nov
"'11%
Oct
*
—
4,00
4.10
600
1.85
Apr
4.80
Oct
2.55
2.60
700
1.85 July
3.00
Jan
Ltd.——1
Central Leduc Oils Ltd—
45c
.
*
Ltd—_—
...—
—-2*
..
'
Oct
40
(2024)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<
...
Monday, November 26, 1951
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Las*
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
Decalta
Del
Oils
Rio
East
Petroleums
Friday
Low
High.
30c
1,000
22c
July
1-90
22c
1<2°5
95c
Jun
1
2.50
2.50
2.63
3,700
1.45
Ltd—1
6.80
6.80
6.80
100
5.00
Ltd
Ventures
Oil
General
of Canada
23
STOCKS
7.50
22c
Ltd
NOVEMBER
7.60
11c
2,700
1,800
Jun
6.15
Jan
Jan
July
High
52c
Oct
1.90
Oct
Canada Cement common
Nov
32c
8.90 Mar
Jet
*
National
Oils
Oils
40c
38c
47c
68,700
38c
Nov
40c
40c
3.70
54c
3.75
28,200
1,100
14c
May
11 %c 12 %c
5,000
8c
Ltd
Corp
Canada
Crushed
1.70
Canada
Canada
49c
Iron
Oct
Jan
4.40
Oct
May
17 %c
Oct
3.00
Feb
2.80
3.00
8,800
2.08
Jan
1
10%
10%
11%
800
7.80
Jan
Ltd
12y8
Nov
75c
75c
1.04
26,000
33c
Jan
1
1.60
1.60
1.70
6,075
85c
Jan
1.70
Nov
Company Ltd
*
3.50
3.60
4,300
Apr
3.80
Ltd
*
Tor American Oils Ltd
Empire
—1
—
Oils
1.30
84c
1.30
Oils
Ltd
Oct
Northern
10c
1.33
Canada
Wire &
Oils
Nov
1.50
Nov
2.25 May
4.55
Sep
Oct
,
Common
Preferred
Acme
Gas
Dredge
Food
Akaltcho
Yellow
Alberta
Pacific
Algoma Steel
Aluminium. Ltd
Lead
Anglo-Canadian
Oct
61%
98
98
104
3,101
91.
Mar
Sep
Oct
23%
24
16%c 16%c
195
23
May
26%
Feb
500
14c
Jun
26c
Jan
1.40
Nov
Chemical
1.24
Apr
91c
Oct
Chesterville
4.10 Oct
Chimo Gold
Hardware
Atlas Steels
54c
285,050
6%c Jan
3.25
20,875
2.30 Jun
43,000
12,610
75c
9.209
145,350
7%c
8c
10c
11c
119
17c
Nov
4.60
Jan
51c
38c
Jan
32c
Jan
83c
May
II,500
4%c Apr
15c
Oct
10,000
10c
20 %c
Jan
27c
27c
9,600
12%
13
1.210
82
80
84
15C
18C
July
13 %c
30c
27%
Jan
58%
Sep
575
'6%
6%
7
285
Nov
9
Feb
60
61
110
55
Nov
70"
Feb
64%
64%
142
60
Feb
29 %
Steel
30
50
55c
55c
2,400
55c
23%
23%
25
1,535
18
31%
31%
5%
5%
Z-99i
28
101
99
1.15
2.10
2.10
3.95
15%
Oct
Jan
92
15c
Jun
43c
Cochrane-Dunlop
July
Rights
17%
Montreal
of
Nova
of
Toronto
Barnat
Sep
Apr
3.85
4.40
26,325
2.50
2.65
16,150
3.00
Jan
58c
58c
60c
5,500
48c
May
75c
Aug
18c
17%c
18c
2,100
15c
May
30c
Feb
15 %C
14 %c
18c
15,000
7c
Jun
23c
Sep
1.20
1.40
15,100
1.55
Nov
8
Barymin
Co
11,000
15c 16%C
16,225
4,900
9,000
5C
22c
Oct
80c
Jan
15c
May
36c
Jan
7.00
7.00
7.80
Nov
39%c
Jun
7.25
6,040
1
10c
10c
12c
36,100
10c
Nov
85c
84c
89c
9,400
72c
Mar
1.30
1
1.51
1.50
1.53
4,500
Jan
1.98
Jan
*
17%
17%
17%
90
11%
Jan
17%
Nov
18
18
300
15%
Jan
18
15%
17%
5,832
15%
Nov
1.15
73c
Nov
3c
Jun
-
.,
Equip
16
*
new
#
•
3.25
3.15
3.25
National ———————X
—*
Light & Pwr
3.65 Jan
Consolidated Beattle Mines
Cons
Central
14c
common
22c
14,350
20c
5,300
5c
10,030
71c
Nov
1
28c
34c
18,833
23c
Consolidated
1
30 %c
33c
2,700
30c
Jan
Consolidated Lebel Oro
12c 12 %c
10,233
6c
Howey
78c
July
78c
1
12c
5
161%
161%
173
2,188
•
11%C
11 %c 13 %c
10,166
Jan
10%
Nov
7c
71c
Apr
1.27 May
Jun
52c
Feb
Aug
58c
Mar
19c
July
Oct
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Nicholson
38%
70
38
Mar
43
Jan
Consolidated
Press
91c
1,600
5.95
6.55
37,105
95c
95c
4,600
80c
Aug
Apr
Consumers
100
144
58c
18,000
46c
Jan
75c
Feb
*
3.45
29
Conwest Expiration
3.45
3.80
9,480
1.75
100
17
Jan
36
Sep
Corby
*
11%
11%
12%
645
10%
Jan
Jun
13
Sep
Corrugated
*
41
41
41
50
25%
Jan
38% Oct
43
Oct
Cosmos
*
28%
28
28%
410
17%
Jan
11c
11c
1,275
10c
Jun
18c
Mar
30c
70c
Feb
28c 29 %c
2,000
27c
May
45c
Jan
'■
46c
87 %c
Jan
5.00 Aug
235,300
5lc
9%
&
Consolidated Quebec
7.60 Oct
Consolidated
1.08
Smelting
Mines
class A
1.32 Jan
*
Gold
2.50
Rochette
1
Gas
(H)
Dist
voting
Paper
Box
common
Mills
Imperial
Crestaurum Mines
July
Croinor
1,000
33c
Jan
jun
Crow's
53c
56c
9,200
37c
Jun
72c
Oct
Crowshore
83c
155,810
73c
Nov
85c
4%c
6,550
CUA: 41
3c
Mar
7c
Jan
1
__
6%
—
6%
6%
16% c 18 %c
6
19,150
Sep
IO'/bc May
60c
7% Mar
21%c Sep
Nest
D'Aragon
Davies
Davis
18c
24
22c
55,600
7%c
8c
2,000
6.00
6.00
23%
25
125
125
18c
24c
19%
19%
20%
79
79
80
92
93
655
;■
7,948
:
50
6c
...
j
Jan
47c
May
Apr;
13c
Jan
Delnite
8.00
Jan
Del
28%
Sep
5.55 May
22
Jan
124% May
9c " Jan
128
43,400
6,876
19% Aug
23
35c
Jan
Sep
Sep
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
25
■
78
May
90
Jan
Dome
55
90
Sep
101
Mar
Dome
.'
Mines
5%
Oct
May
8%
Aug
1.50
Nov
Nov
80c
Sep
9c
Aug
21c
Nov
Oct
165%
Feb
Jan
4.35
140
17%
48
30
Sep
Feb
Nov
Oct
7
7%
3,935
5%
Jan
10%
Ltd
280
13%
Jan
22
Sep
Dominion
Dairies
21
Sep
Dominion
Electrohome
Jan
32%
Feb
Dominion
Foundry &
Jan
6.50
Feb
1:43
9
9'%
110
9c 10 %c
23,300
1.21
18c
16c
1.30
5,800
580
20c
46,300
6c
6c
6%c
5,000
34
34
34%
750
Knife
17c
1.19
July
1.56
Oct
Nov
14%
Feb
Dominion
8%c July
15 %c
Oct
Dominion
1.70
Jan
9
1.20
Jan
15 %c
Jun
Dominion
30%
Jun
Jun
Jan
Dominion
Steel
Sep
Dominion
Tar
1,000
220
56
56%
55
40
Jan
59
Oct
Dor.alda
37
37
217
28
Mar
43
Sep
Donnell
8% Mar
Class
8
--
8%
880
18
7%
&
&
July
29c
Jan
Jun
15 %c
Oct
Dominion Textile
Feb
Dominion
Jan
Oct
23
8%c
9%c
4,500
6c
Anr
14%
19c
14
15
2,625
7.50
Jan
7%
700
1.60
1.60
1.94
58,450
Feb
9%c May
22c
Jan
18c
Jan
58c
Nov
18
Sep
24
Feb
Sep
10%
7
Oct
1.65
Jan
90c
Jun
1.95
Nov
10c
Mar
1.18
May
12 %c
2.05
2.25
54,125
93c
Aug
July
21c
2.10
30c
30c
34c
25,400
28 %C
July
43c
26%
26%
28%
12%c 13 %c
6,500
4.350
26%
4.20
34
Jun
9.00
9.00
9.85
1,997
9.00
17%
17%
840
15%
Jan
28
27%
28
470
18
18
25
12.75
Nov
17%
1
.
Feb
51c
Nov
20C
Oct
Jan
Feb
Oct
20%
Oct
25% May
31%
Jan
17%
22
Jan
Oct
.
Jan
2.50
300
2.25
Nov
13
13%
6,913
12%
NOV
15
Aug
99%
99%
25
97% July
102
Mar
10%
11%
350
99
2.25
13
10%
Nov
15%
97% Aug
9Va Jan
102%
10%
100
95
12%
12%
75
43%
—
4.95
43%
100
42%
Feb
Jan
13% May
Jun
48%
Aor
Chemical
17%
•
common
Preferred
17%
19
2,970
17%
Nov
23%
Sep
11%
11%
12%
870
11%
Nov
14%
Jan
*
39
39
41%
610
30 V*
Jan
49
22
22%
230
20
Jun
22%
Oct
12%
11%
12%
1,210
11%
Nov
16%
Feb
7
Nov
16%
Feb
35c
Oct
65c
23.50
*
common
Woollens
*
Mudge
common
A
7%
1
35 %c
7%
-
7%
150
35c
39c
4,300
*
Mines
&
17 %
•
1.50
1.50"
*
7
7
50
7c
9c
12,600
1
9s
100
1.50
7
Sep
Feb
Feb
Nov
6.00
Nov
13%
Sep
19c
Oct
4%c July
Jun
%c
35c
28,807
5c
Jan
1.46
1.06
Jan
1.46
1.G1
East Amphi
East Crest Oil
14,400
80c
Jan
1.80
40 %c
Nov
40 %c
East
45c
22,000
16c
Jun
80c
Sep
East Rim Nickel Mines
27
35,300
50
Coal
Duvay Gold
8 %C
29e
32c
1.20
100
com
Stores
16,500
56%
7%
Oct
23c
Sep
7c
B
100
26c
1.18
*
preferred
Investment
.
11c
18c
Burrard class A
Malting
Scottish
38c
20 %
15c
7%
30c
1.18
common--*
Magnesium
36%
7c
5%c
40
100
Preferred
20%
7C
Burlington Steel
47,850
*
Steel
—
Dominion
3%c
51c
18%
—.-'—35
preferred
Jan
1.40
40c
18%
40c
75
May
*
9%
10C
4,500
Jan
6c
1
Bank
20'%
Sep
Dominion
19
9%
12 %c 13 %c
12 %c
53 %
-_10
7
Preferred
320
2,100
2
(Western)
4.10
For footnotes see
page 43.
28c
1
Ltd
28%
Campbell Red Lake
189%
Nov
1
Seagrams
Exploration
125
Gas—
Jan
11%C
•
:.
Oils
Yellowknife
19
—
72
7%c
1
Ltd
Producers
.Discovery
70
1
847
-III
28c
178
•
Ltd
1,940
—i
190,750
144 146%
7%c
•
;
Oils
18
Callinan Flin Flon
Calmont Oils
21c
•
Mines
Rio
Detta
A
B
Decalta
7c
class
5%
—
15 %c
•
Petroleum
31%
Calder Bousauefc
21c
1
5%
__
300
—
1
17%
Hill
75
1.40
'
100
Mines
Leather
Class
18c
6.00
Coal
Patricia
30%
*
5%
1.40
:
126
Nov
5c
5%
1.40
1
Pershing
73c
1.43
73c
Jan
5%
-
&
Mar
12c
30%
Lake
Oil
Oct
9
6% July
30c
—*
A
_
Oils
23c
270
Feb
51c
—*
B
Calgary & Edmonton
May
7,060
Jan
—•
Power class
A
9c
13c
7%
Jan
Jan
37c
;
Co class
80c
Jan
32%
18c
Products
Yellow
May
46
-i'"'
—
Bulldog
55c
■
Oct
8,915
1
—
Buffalo Anxerite
Buffalo Canadian
1,725
July
—
Mines
1
Sep
13% Mar
100
59c
6%
12c
9%
Jun
Nov
3.70
11%
May
5%c
1,960
Columbia Elec 4% pfd
100
4%% preferred
100
British Columbia Forest
Products—*
British Columbia Packers
class A
*
class
Oils_
56c
Nov
6c
Jan
7c
1
Cordasun
■
1.85
45o
20c
2
Cadillac
Consolidated
11%
-
V—
■,
1,700
;
1.25
3.10
1.45 Mar
34
39'%
com_*
——-———100
Bunker
Mines
2,000
26
10'%
II-l
Lake..—_
Cons
Commonwealth Petroleum
40,802 :'
4c
3.10
4%c
common
Gold
Oct
Nov
1,434
10
British
Burns
4c
1
——
20
1,512
38%
1
Red
73c
3.00
53c
;
Reef
Apr
91c
———-1
Mills
73c
73c
Bordulac
Butfadison
1.46
,
36%
38%
Mines
Kirkland
British Columbia
Class B
Jan
29
Bevcourt Gold
B
1.10
27%
40c
Oil
Jan
38%
6.00
—
American
13c
May
27
—
Mines
Red
Apr
36%
■36%
38%
B
Preferred
Feb
May
6,608
2,500
Consolidated Duquesne
10
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian Traction
1.60
6c
6c
Oct
River
Boymar
8%
9
Nov
25c
12c
14c
25
Mines
75c
18c
6%
38c
--—_1
Beatty Bros
Bell Telephone
Biltmore Hats
13% Mar
16c
1
Jan
Mining-
Yukon
Nov
6% Aug
7% Sep
5%c
*
Jun
— —
Bellekeno
8
22 %c
Astoria
May
-1
class
V
50
Aug
24c
Bakeries
2.90
Ltd—
Power
65c
Oct
18c
Consolidated
16 %c
.10
.
Metals
Bath urst
;;
Oct
5%e
Consolidated
663
.10
_________
Ltd—
4.75
1.80 July
100
90c
'
■
2.20 July
210
75c
75c;
8
6%
8%
Oct
55c
Scotia
Mines
-
6%
Oct
37,500
8C
Feb
3.25
Sep
24c
.10
—
Mines
Barvue
14c
3.05
7c
22
2.00
70c
22c
7%c
27%
103% May
1,400
25
3.00
15 >4C
Jan
2.20
Nov
22c
-1
Aug
13%
1.50
13% Mar
5,300
98
Oct
4.20
40c
3.05
-1
Consolidated
Bank
Jun
Oct
-1
Mines—--;
Bank
6c
20c
Sep
Sep
9C
May
Nov
Jun
3.10
Conduits
8c
Nov
47
28
1.90 Aug
*
Coniaurum
—1
6
37
-
——-1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Sep
3,105
Nov
1.05
———
Colomac
Nov
Jun
-1
-
of
Jan
3.10
2,700
Mar
Nov
2,200
1
common
Cockshutt Farm
19%
9c
12,000
102
Nov
5%
2,495
;/ciass/;A//.i-^
Jun
'
Oct
—1
—
Cochenour Willans
Jan
22
Jan
30
98
20
1.20
.-*
1.82
10c
Feb
.—I
—
Mines———
Silver Mines
15%
50c
Mar
21%
635
3.05
,50c
i—r
Mines
1,410
20
81 %c
450
8%
— ——
Lode
92,500
40c
36%
Jun
75
101-
2.75
8
Cobalt
3.05
20
;
28
16
1
Chromium'
17%
40c
15
6<?
16
.-i-——io;
Cheskirk Mines
2.65
9c
75
26% May
Feb
5,916
33
2.80
Mines.
Research
16%
8%c
2.74
4.60
Jan
common-
Preferred
500
16%
6%
Oct
29%
Charter Oils
10c
III
—.
Bankfield
10c
.10
B_
Mines
Gold
Bagamac
10c
3.25
Nov
Jan
75
7,000
Jan
8%
-
60
15c
Feb
May
8.40 Oct
Sep
27c
—.
Aumaque
Calvan
3.40
13c
12%
—1
class
(1937)
Atlln-Ruffner
Calnorth
Jan
45c
2.85
—1
Aubelle Mines
Class
76c
50C
—1
Corp
Mines
Buffalo
1.00 Nov
2.85
15c
Mar
68
Commoil
Ashdown
Building
2.85 July
18,900
4,100
13c
19
Nov
635
Chateau-Gai Wines
69 %C
Jun
45
1
58c
Jan
15c
Sep
16
780
17
1
Jan
72c
18
235
47%
2.50
Gold
28
22C
21% July
34% Sep
.
4.25
Oil
35c
1
Metals
Bruck
Leduc
Patricia
I,200
8.15
Jan
Jan
50%
_
!
2,365
100
Gold
Armistice
Broulan
Apr
Trethewey
Central Explorers
5,200
17c
17
24%
13% July
48
C——I.
—
Ltd
Castle
50c
•
Preferred
Class
Nov
11%
3.00
7.90
Feb
4.10
—100
Central Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
44 %c
Jan
45%
18c
28%
1.20
Oct
Nov
&%
41
7.90
Jun
—1
—
Corp
46c
98c
24
.—1
Gold
Asbestos
41
1
Argus Corp common
Brewls
Cariboo
46c
1.23
615
48
:
Central
290
92c
Sep
26%
4.15
Vickers
Central
33c
20,400
1.00
12
46
*
Gitra-Lartic
Area Mines
British
Oct
Canadian
Jan
>
Jan
*
Canadian Utilities preferred
2.27 Sep
10c
Bobjo
24c
Jan
1.42
98c
7.85
9
July
Apr
7%c
Bibis
61c
Jun
1
Bidgood
Jan
10c
5,500
8% Feb
105
55c
*
Berens
Jun
86c
•
Apex Cons Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
Base
Nov
19c
2,400
1
Bank
.94%
36,700
1.05
Oct
130
25
Ltd
Corp
1.0C
1
Aunor
6% Jun
23
Tire
1.70
1
Oil
Mines
Athona
520
1,200
Canadian
98c
Ankeno
Ascot
18
1.55
23%
12,430
11
16%
46
100
Co
1.00
16 %c
7.25
25%
26%
•
common
640
1
Nov
*
18'4
Salt
1.58
•
Petroleums
6.20
7.00
10%
*
preferred
38c
;
7.00
*
A
18
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Arjon
High
10%
*
Oct
'
10
—•
Feb
98%
*
Cos
33c
1
Leduc Petroleums Ltd
American Nepheline
American
Yellowknife
Anacon
Oils
10
25
American
Anchor
Canadian
Chatco
Aluminum Co of Canada
pfd
Larder
Amalgamated
class
Sec
18
•
50
Jan
Malartic
Canadian
2.90
Sep
61%
100
Canadian Pacific Railway
•
43
311
*
—
25% Aug
20% Feb
common-—^—-—*
Cons
1
199
87%
9.30
•
common
22% May
Distillers
45%
87
10
»!
1
Knife
Alberta
44%
87%
•
A
*
:
Oct
44%
*
——
Products
Jan
Jun
v
11%
50
common
Nov
33c-
Nov
20
Celanese
24%
*
4,400
B_—
A
16%
.—•
————
Agnew Surpass
AJax Petrolcumns
9.65
300
1,296
15c 16 %c
9.30
1,345
7,236
15c
9.30
2,094
Cassiar
Admiral Oils
54%
19
17 %
97
July
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6%
Jun
43
33
Preferred
High
VOc
31
35
15%
25%
22c
145
'
16%
6(4
'
33
18
25%
94%
32%
15%
16%
;
Apr
Jan
37%
31%
Shares
—
Apr
39
10
125
18%
of Prices
97 '
45
400
38
1
Locomotive
•6%
Nov
10%
31%
Gen
•
Aug
10
37%
*
Class
Aug
10
•
Canadian
1
—
Oil
&
50
-May
54
May
12% Feb
37%
•
Class
Feb
8
47%
common
Canadian
100
Acadta-Uranium
25
Sep
22%
2
25%
*
50
18
32
Breweries
Canadian
.
50
Canners
Sale Price
Abltlbl Power ft Paper new common-*
01.50 preferred ———————20'
Acadia-Atlantic class A————
100
Car
Sales
Low
915
7%
Aug
47%
Ltd
Commerce
for Week
Par
19% Aug
6% Jun
20%
7
*
Range
Week's
Jan
20
20
Oils
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Nov
11%
Canadian
Canadian
Exchange
6%
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian Fonda
Nov
*
preferred
of
Canadian
Toronto Stock
Jan
5%
135
16.
98
29%
*
Cable class
Canadian
Jan
79 c
20
10
Mortgage
Lines
S
Oct
85c
83
1.78
S
Bank
6,400
Jun
Southern
Canada
Canadian
169,600
16 %c
15%
Jan
Jun
*
Sep
1.35
10,342
110
Bakeries
1.50
1.40
6%
High
53%
27
*
Permanent
Atlantic
3.95
90c
6%
Class B
Canadian
83c
1.75
*
Stone
Power—
Canadian
3.95
<
*
Homestead
1.85
1.80
50
70
*
Canada
2.90
115
27
Canada Packers class A
Canada
Low
78
27
Malting
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
High
70
Machinery
Nov
79c
Cut
Foundry
Sep
Low
—*
&
class A
Oct
18 J/4 Mar
Shares
20
Canada Foils
7.50
•
Oils
Western
—
May
for Week
*
Preferred
2.95
Ltd
Co
Oil
Superior
3.70
♦
13
90c
Oils
Oil
Selburn
*
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Western
Phillips
Trans
2,982
_•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan
16%
1
Petroleums
Pacalta
Okalta
16
Ltd
Oils
Long Island Petroleums Ltd
New
16
Ltd
Co
Range
of Prices
Par
Canada
Oil
Home
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
*
—
-—*
Petroleums
Federated
—
•
Ltd
Oil
WEEK ENDED
Sales
30c
1-75
20c
7.50
Ltd—
Producers
Crest
Gaspe
VV
Ltd
FOR
for Week
Sale Fricc
Friday
Sep
Malartic
IIIi
5.45
5.45
6.25
15,445
4.80
.—1
Apr
7.35
3.70
Oct
3.65
East
3.80
3,000
2.10
Jan
4.10
Oct
Eastern Steel
Sullivan
1
Mines
8%c
8c
8%c
5,500
May
11c
Jan
*
Mines
16 %c
16 %c
22c
48.350
10 %c
Jan
33c
Oct
1
96c
87c
96c
23,750
87c
Nov
1.73; Jan
—1
67c
67c
76c
16,760
51c
Apr
94c
1
-8.90
8.90
9.50
4,895
•
8%
8%
8%
200
6c
6.75
6%
Jun
Jun
Oct
10%
Oct
10%
Sep
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2025V, 4*
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Eddy Paper
class A
Eldona
El
Gold
Sol Gold
loC
1
54c
26
Apr
Kayrand
10,750
45c
Jun
67c
Aug
Kelore
18c
8,100
15c
Jun
32c
Jan
Kelvinator
28,199
10c
Mar
35c
Oct
Kenville
1,000
5c
Jun
9%c
Oct
Kerr-Addison
20% July
22%
12
Nov
19%
Oct
1.20 July
2.85
Feb
Keyboycon Mines
Kirkland-Hudson
1.63
Jan
Kirkland Lake
5%C
21
12%
12
12%
125
1.88
2.25
10,450
85c
60c
85c
77,463
60c
Nov
6c
19c
125,240
6c
Nov
19c
Nov
9.75
9.75
10%
6,738
8.40
Jan
13%
Feb
Kroy
16%
*
Nickel
♦
Famous Players
16
17
635
15%
Sep
18%
Fanny Farmer Candy
Federal
Grain
Shops
26%
Federated
-1
-
27 %
300
25
Oct
33%
Feb
13 %
14
Va
960
11%
Jan
17
Oct
23%
475
217/8 July
24%
Oct
7.50
7.45
8.00
7,249
80c
80c
1.00
57,300
—
13%
-
—20
—.
•
Petroleum
50
23%
—
*
common
Preferred
Iron
Mines
Fibre Products
Fittings
Ltd
Class
Flank
—
1
•
common
Oils
m
Jan
9.10 Mar
60c
July
Co
Fraser
—
Cos
Frobisher
common
Co
9
50
8
Aug
Sep
Lake
105
8%
Feb
10
Oct
11%
Jun
13
Mar
49c
29,600
30c
10%
5%
Petroleum
Class
Goldale
Golden
65c
•
Jan
2.70
Jan
Class
Luz
4.65
Class
B
1
"U"
Lead
G.willim
Lake
Gold
39
July
50
Feb
16%
765
16
Nov
23
May
102
Aug
106
5,705
2%c
2%C
3,700
35 V4 c
38c
13,350
7.75
July
30c
16%c
17c
11,350
8%c
11c
10,000
€%c
6y2c
3,000
17c 31 %c
6.70
6c
Sep
9c
Jun
6.10
25c
Jan
Sep
,
Gold
1
class
Hallnor
Mines-
■
Hosiery
Class
common
May
23c
Jan
Macassa
6c
July
17c
Oct
MacDonald
Mines
6c
July
12c
Jan
Macfie Red
Lake
5c
July
31%c
Nov
8%c
Hamilton
Hard
Cotton
3%c
4,000
3c
Jan
8c
Feb
99
160
49
14%
100
143/4
Nov
38c
52,350
9c
Aug
17c
Feb
5.75
8.40 May
Jan
93
Jan
47
25C
500
21
22%
5,592
50
50
240
7
i
7%
700
7
7%
Rock
Gold
Mines
—
578
Harrison Hibbert Mines
12%
905
13
10c
10c
lie
25 %e
23c
3%c
3%c
27
27c
■
Gold
Heath
Heva
Gold Mines
30c
Mar
23%
Oct
51 % Aug
25
5\-'-
Nov
15%
13%
Jan
Feb
21c
Jan
July
Jan
2c
28c
28c
32c
30c
/30c
47c
54c
7o
May
Consol
Hollinger
Mackeno
Hosco
Gold
Maple
Leaf
Maralgo
Hunts
Ltd
Huron
&
20%
Smelting
6%c
13%
class
Erie
paid
Hy-Charger
Jan
25c
McKenzie
Jan
71
7o
20
4%c Jun
4.75
Feb
19%
Feb
Jan
69c
Feb
93c
Jun
18c
Jan
6c
11
Oct
18c
Jun
July
Mar
65
14% Sep
80
Jun
20c
12C
2,700
7c
90c
4,740
80c
July
4C
11,000
3c
Aug
18c 21 %C
16,300
Feb
1.15
Feb
6%c Jan
29%
9%c July
24 y2 Jan
20
32
Sep
17
7%c
9%C
5 %c
5c
5%C
25,500
16,500
Mentor
Merrill
Lake
Lake
Modern
4%c
Jan
Jun
4%C Aug
45C
Oct
Moore
Corp
18% Mar
12c
9c
Morrison
Jan
19
July
1.75
Oct
1,000
25c
29c
13,877
11,300
—
4c
May
7c
7c
Feb
17 %c
Sep
7c
—
class
13c
Sep
10c
May
11
15%
Oct
63c
Feb
Mar
20c
Jun
25c
—
24,915
38
2,345
187/b
433/4
Oct
27c
7,000
2lc
Jan
39c
70
71%
445
53 %
Jan
76
Apr
Sep
4Gc
48c
2,500
42c
Jun
58c
Oct
4%c
70
30c
33
25c
33
4%c
500
3%c July
8%c
Jan
825
8c
8C
J50
ill
25c
Nov
6V2C May
13 %c
Jan
3.00
100
1.25 May
3.00
Nov
3.00
3.25
300
3.00
Nov
5.75
Feb
Nov
82c
Sep
42c
42c
53c
4.00
4.00
4.40
9,600
1,200
7
7
7%
800
40c
48c
1.60
1.55
2.65 May
258,740
10c
May
1,900
51,600
70c
75c
92c
3.35
5,100
17%
17%
18%
620
1.88
1.86
2.10
23,425
18
18
55
15
400
1.50
My lamaque
National
17%
Sep
Nov
203/4
Oct
2.70
Oct
Oct
20% May
12%
Jan
23
Jan
26
Apr
Apr
Jun
44c
Jan
Feb
860
Oct
Mar
19%
Feb
Jun
29%
50
2,500
28 %c
50C
55b
•1,200
38c
15%
15%
14
26%
27%
824
23
26%
26%
100
23% Aug
*
7
8
1,677
4
7%C
7%C
4,500
7c
8%
8%
105
III—1
Drug & Chemical common—5
Mar
8
Nov
14c
July
Jan
5
11%
12
300
Jan
National Grocers common
•
14%
14%
310
12
Jan
16
•
30
30
32%
665
27
Jun
32%
3.50
3.50
3.90
14,700
50
51
75
Preferred
Hosiery
68
Oct
National
Petroleum
'Feb
30c
Jan
National Sewer
Mar
25
25
70
25
Aug
28
Jan
32c
32c35%c
Negus Mines
88,800
Nov
42c
Oct
New
B
9%
12%
32%
32%
33
465
35
35
38 y4
19,894
29
July
36%
Jan
52c
52c
85c
23%
;
—
97/s
6
500
Calumet
23%
23%
125
4c
4c
2,000
88c
Nov
New Delhi
Oct
13
Jan
New
Dickenson
Jan
New
Goldvue
25% Mar
New
Hugh
Jason
Oct
New
Laguerre
23
3c
May
34%
35
160
28
Jan
13
13
251
12
July
34c
36c
8,000
7%
7c
37
Mines
101
•
101
25
41%
41%
43
8,641
203/4
20%
21%
6,557
6%c
6c
7c
17,000
7,500
6c
7%c
13,580
6'/2c
6c
6%c
40c
40c
43c
*
11%
11%
11%
100
•
2.85
2.76
2.95
56,330
1
1
Newlund
New
Marlon
8
Feb
13
Jun
New
Morrison
Mosher
29c
Jun
Jan
5c
12%c
Mar
2.98
9,550
Oct
323/4
Sep
Jan
65c
Nov
1.40
7c
Jun
15c
Oct
1.19
Feb
2.75
Sep
2.65
Jan
3.65
Feb
52
88c
Nov
70c
1.30
5,485
33c
34c
25c
Jun
47c
Oct
6%c
7%C
15,350
8,250
6c
May
25c
Jan
9c
9c
3,300
7c
Nov
24c
Jan
16 %c
22c
161,025
8%c Apr
26c
Oct
1.25
1.10
1.35
25,526
2.53
Jan
5c
4%c
5c
10,950
4%c Nov
10c
Jan
Sep
19c
Mines
Gold
2,995
1.10
1.59
Jan
Sep
Mines
Long
Jun
55C
58c
11,100
40c
Jun
89c
50C
54c
25,000
13c
Jan
72c
Oct
9C
Mine;
54c
52 %c
Ltd
Lac
1.05
8c
10c
9,500
47,750
7c
July
20c
Jan
Oct
Jan
New Norsman Mines—
Apr
New
Norzone
44%
Oct
New
Pacalta
Aug
New
12c
Nov
70c
1.29
6%c
Mines
103%
23
70c
70c
1.30
Rouyn
15c
11%C
Oil
Aug
Nib
Yellowknife
Nov
44c
19c
Jan
Nlsto Mines Ltd
3,500
5c
July
11c
Jan
Noranda
14.233
40c
Jun
Jan
Norgold
11%
Nov
65c
Jan
45,250
750
28C
28c
33c
16,950
20c
5%c Mar
17 %c
7%c May
4%c
28c
.
8c
Jun
1
Nov-/ J
4%c
4%c
4%c
3.000
16c
16C
17c
12,000
10 %c Aug
•
76
•
3%c May
———1
—
f,
,
Nov
Oct
Mar
52c,':Oct
8c
Oct
Jan
May
13c.
5c
Merger
6c
15c 15 %c
11 %c
5c
New Ryan Lake Mines
13cl4%c
6c
Feb
13
2.85
68c
Jun
Oct
Jan
Feb
99% July
35% May
1,300
28,971
3,995
Gold
55c
1.25
Ltd
Mines
Malartic
18%
Jnn
8c
2.47
26
Nov
33c
Jun
34c
65c
2.25
2.85
Oil
Mines
Nov
Sep
July
4.40
57
Oct
New
45
5%
815
8c
Jan
9
•
28%
65c
52c
2,950
6
28
2.30
Alger
27%
485,115
9'/4
28
Dominion
Jan
Feb
„
National Steel Car
British
1.65
45
Sep
Apr
May
Mar
145
class
Pipe class A.
Jan
27
Feb
7% May
107/e May
Jan
Jan
1.30
20
21
15%
Mines
2.10
3.45
July
42c
32c
27
Oct
Jun
153/4
55c
e
Jan
Sep
Oct
65c
Aug
21
1,020
8 3/4
1.50 Mar
30c
,
5%
Mar
3.05
15
42c
5
3.05
Zi
—.
Oct
3.00
*•«*
—
55c
Jan
'
*
A
-
May
.-
Feb
July
3%c May
1—25
8
1
16
Z7% Aug
80c
common
Oct
*
page 43.
13% Aug
315
2,750
3,000
6,500
13
II
Brass
Oct
1
see
'63
5c
4c
Montreal Locomotive
6
—100
For footnotes
Sep
8%
4c
•
20c
32c
Jan
14%
ll'/a
Mortgage
123
International Nickel Co common
Jupiter
Oct
2.75
60c
8%
12
0
Corp
54
1.2)0
Publishing
Oils Ltd
31
Jun
4%c
9c
1.55
New
Journal
Jan
2.00 May
1.90
10c
Mines
Porcupine
Montauban Mines
18
43
Mines
——
Knitting common
Monarch
60
41
Gold
Sep
Jan
16 3A
2%C
40C
Moneta
125
41
Quebec
2.20
3.95
1.75
8c
II
Containers
63/4
*
Joliet
8%
^—
Mining Corp
Model Oils
125
175
Joburke
Jun
2.07 Jan
2%c
8 %c
•
Metals
6%
59,990
——
34c
8c
Brick
125
11
(1939)
30c
9%c
Mid-Continent Oil
940
1.15
Gold
Jan
-5
1
3,000
92C
Mines
Jan
3%c
-1
Island
23c
10%
Jacknife
2.90
l%c Oct
.
Preferred
63%
11
Jaculet
15,900
2,500
-1
Mexican Light & Power common
61.
93c
Jellicoe' Mines
16c
25 %c
Red
22c
1
Petroleum
6,725
31,700
•
Mills
61
International Coal & Coke
Preferred
2.10
—*
common
Exploration
Mercury
22c
6%
13
34c
International
1,223
2.00
71c
Oct
13 % May
*
class A
25%
Feb
10c
10 y4
1
Metals
24
v\"
Jan
86c
Inglis (Johnt & Co
•
Inspiration Mining
:
—1
International Bronze Powders com.—*
International
13,550
*
McLellan Gold
New
common
46,150
._1
Oct
8c
July
4,131
25
Acceptance
Feb
1.89
31% Oct
Jun
4,590
9%
Feb
10 %c
2.75
Red
45c
:/•
47c
16J/Z
£1
Jan
Jan
1.48
II5
Mir.da-Scotia
14%
—
Indust
1.32
2.60
Porcupine
Mindamar
16
-
Indian Lake
5,000
-_1
Segur
Feb
6c
Imperial Bank
—
—10
Imperial Oil
*
Rights
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
preferred
5c
4 VaC
2.48
15c
1.50
Mclntyre
New
4%
4%c
80c
Sep
8%c July
4%c Nov
-1
Frontenac
McDougall
Jan
13%
<•—1
Preferred
1,000
2.63
Mayo Mines Ltd
12 3A
16
,—100
Petroleums
1.65 May
6,200
12c
Oct
14%
Malartic
*
A
common
13,350
86c
11c
-1
Gold
20 %c
32y4c
100
71
29%
•
.1
1
•
Milling
100
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
1.80
85c
—
Mines
National
Hudson Bay Mining &
1.70
85c
Maple Leaf Gardens
Monarch
:
Feb
& Eastern
Jan
133/4
1
20c
-1
Mines.
Goldfields
Nov
1
...
Jun
,_1
Gold
Consol
Jan
•
Yellowknife
11c
8%
1.75
Mines
40c
5
Oil
Home
Homer
14,100
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Aug
26 %c July
2,000
6%c
13%
•
11c 11%C
29 % May
9
1,000
}£. 4c
Dauch
&
Oct
lie
-1
Preferred
Hinde
75b
,
.
Jan
6%c
7,200
21,000
7c
18c
75c
May
•
River
106
8,100
—•
July
15c
Mines
17
280
—......
Highwood Sarcee
Feb
13c
200
Oct
21c
Jan
3.00 Aug
Jan
7,500
,
11
185,500
128,600
-1
Jun
12%
15,650
8c
86c
Jan
2.00
43c
Matarrow Lead
6% Jan
Jan
2c
50
9%
30%c
Feb
-1
Oct
9%
1
5.00
20'
56c
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
Oct
Feb
7%C
1
—
Highland-Bell
Hlghridge Mining
Nov
1.80
16%
13C 14 ViC
71
2.00
-1
Apr
18c
73/4C
•
100
2.00
5c
Nov
Jan
13c
1
Hendershot Paper common
Preferred
Jan
2.00
Manitoba
17
43c
Jan
1
1
10c
30c
6c
25
Headway Red Lake
-.v.?;--::.. -zM;•
July
2.01
10%
25
—
11,833
9%
Sep
12c
577
47c
5%C
31c
7%
21%
1,000
,V;100
)?;
Feb
5c
•_1
,10
3.35
1
Jan
Feb
*35%
Zi
Feb
8,100
3c
15%
1
1.08
34%
Jun
•
39c
19
9c
1,000
15
Hasaga Gold
Jun
Jun
Magnet
105
7%c Jan
5,200
3y2c
28 %
3.35
Head of the Lakes Iron
55c
24
ie
2c
—
900
29
*
735
16
■
76c
31
MacMillan & Bloedcl Export class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
11012% c
.
—
Mar
8 3/4
Marcus
12%
11,100
11c
Apr
18c
39c
Apr
5
9 100
27
13c
Jan
83/4
8
7.50
100
lOc
1
5c
32c
6
July
14% Jan
50
11%
8c
1
5%c Mar
•
May
7
27
*
Gold
Harricana
11,000
-1
:
Goiclfields
Yellowknife
Milton
Harding Carpets
7,300
10c
526
52% Mar
Nov
15% July
46% Jan
425
19
*
common
8%c
Jan
Jan
13
-1
.
8c
1.00
Jan
Jan
15%
—
8,200
5c
A
58c
5c
10c
Bridge
1.20
1.03
310
*
McMarmac
Hamilton
Jan
1.01
Feb
32%
1
May
7,000
18
1
Mar
15V2
32%
London
Lynx
!
9,569
5%
1
Feb
55c
Jun
31
Lomega Gold
16c
234,000
11%
—L
«
35c
Jun
12%
32
32%
Jan
Oct
6c
19
16
<
July
31%
•
5c
l%c
7.00
-•
25c
7%
11c
76c
•
Louvicourt
35c
-
8% Mar
30c
8%C
:
B
Sep
14%
50
Feb
452
•
Groceterias
Class
Jan
8,900
48c
8c
A
'-
Nov
49
21%
6.75
17
47,000
1
13
Sep
97
37c
2.60 Aug
Apr
Nov
13%
1.01
I
Gold
13%
5.10
16%cl9%c
42c
1
;
Lexindin Gold
Little Long Lac
14c
6c
3%c
99
*
-
Jan
200
1.75 May
10
Mar
4.80
92,700
Hahn Brass common
Halcrow Swayze
Halliwell Gold
4%C
Nov
Lencourt
Sep
14c
1
Jun
6%
26c
Sep
8.20
1
.
2c
Apr
4.00
Jan
75
—.10«*.;
—
6,100
6%
111%
Jan
5.00
10%
*
Gunnar Gold —1
Gypsum Lime &> Alabastine
2%c
6%
July
2.30
10
* "/■/.
Mines
2%c
*
'
Secord
McColl
Gulf
Oct
*
Island
Acceptance class A
106
200
9c
*
—
10 %c
Leitch
15
•
—«
Apr
Jan
2,550
*
-
5c
109%
7.00
*
,
16,200
Aug
-1
-
9%c
99
12,650
25
Guayana Mines
9c
130
102
43%
: '
..Guaranty .-Trust
9%c
13%
16C
•
25
16 %C
6.75
—
Greening Wire
Grtdoil Freehold Leases
717
10
*
1,400
3%c
_—
5.40
10
1
102
1
Saddlery
2.25
5.30
10
3
12 %c
2!;'.
_
West
Great
2.10
5.30
Lavalie Mines
7.15
6C
A
2.10
Leduc-Consolidated
3.25
6.70
class
Feb
*
.
Sep
7.00
313/4c
Coal
West
8.50
*
Gold
Sons
Marbenor
Great
19c
*
Mines
&
85
108 109%
—
i
Jan
Jan
Feb
9c
common
Feb
6%c
Aug
20%
6%C
Paper
1.14
Apr
44c
99%
94
16 %C
preferred
Oct
3c
Jan
Jan
545
36C
Mines
65c
31c
May
40
18
100
.50
A
Jan
12,292
5,400
1,200
17%
95
17%
2%C
Lakes
Great
Jan
29c
Lang
'
Grandoro
Jun
9.60
55c
29c
Laurentide
39%
Gold
Bousquet
20
Jan
Nov
1
Larder
20
11,650
Mackay class 5
Graham
4c
Jan
6.10
Nov
La
Malartic
Gordon
66c
4c
17%
23c
35c
Feb
60
3.90
10
common
65c
4c
2,300
14,450
2,900
5,000
13%
Feb
16
Preferred
27c
29 %c
Sep
60
3.55
Mines
Mining ■/
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
215
8.10
23c
Jan
Feb
?'v""'43
Goodflsh
183/4
7.50
25c
Oct
65c
"... 1.95 Nov
Jun
68
3,640
10c
Mines
18%
7.85
Lapa Cadillac
108
Manitou
Nov
Jan
Aug
30c
7.00
Arrow
Golden
24 %c
Oct
77c
18%
1
3.05
Macho
Goldora
Oct
45c
48c
1.85
Oct
100
Mines
11c
16c 24%C
1.60
17c
Nov
95
Eagle Mines
Jan
15c
14%
Goldcrest Gold
Gold
Nov
1.09
5,500
Jun
17 3/4
Gold
Oct
1.85
May
2,000
Nov
102
Lake
25c
Aug
66c
45c
Long Island Petroleums
God's
Jan
32c
20c
7c
20c
Lake
Glenora
12c
17,690
66,450
4,500
27,950
13%
10%
11
7c
common
Gold
9,125
219,576
84c
12
300
10%
12 %c
Yellowknife
16c
1.85
17c
70
Preferred
Gillies
14c
74c
19c
Lake Wasa Mining
Loblaw
Giant
Feb
1.05
•
60
Geneva Lake
Jan
Ltd
Oct
3.25
Wares
19 %
May
17c
Jan
6.75
Steel
16
19c
Jun
Products Mfg class A
General
5,280
1.60
68c
July
3.60
A
General
16%
20C
1.40
7c
common
Oct
16%
12%
44%
-100
preferred
33c
1
1,324
Bakeries
General
Jan
1
3,600
::ioo
preferred
5%%
General
13c
Mines
Shore
53
.—-
•
common
59,300
!
Lingman
Lake
1.85
-100
Power
28c
I
Lake-Osu
100
1.75
•
preferred
Gatineau
24c
15c
Gold
Laura
Gair
18
Mines
51%
*
Exploration
Sep
79c
Dufault
9
10%
-
Rights
15
1.65
Fortune
Lamaque
Foundation
1,300
July
1.95 Aug
4.85
1.75
*
16%
Ltd
513/4
*
Jan
16
Ltd
Lake
43c
45c
mmrn
Ford Motor class A—————
Feb
17c
16%
(John)
12V4
9
——
Petroleums
24c
7%c Jun
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Gold Mines
9
•
—
Fleet Manufacturing
12c
9,500
Laduiama
12%
*
common
A
8,500
9C
24 %c
Townsite
Klondike-Keno
Labatt
High
14c
16
Lake
Fenlmore
Low
13c
Feb
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%C
Kirkland
—1
Rights
Falconbridge
Sales
Jun
13c
Gold
21
——
—25
Shares
Mining
5%c
——
22
__
for Week
Gold
18c
Corp
Week's
Range
of Prices
Low
Jan
16c
-
Estella Mines Ltd
Last
High
19%
2.00
Empire Brass preferred
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
155
16c:17 %c
17c
1
Low
23
50c
51c
1
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22
mmmm
1
Pen-Rev
El
Lev1
-20
Elder Mines
23
for Week
of Prices
MARKETS
NOVEMBER
Sales
Last
Sale Price
LISTED
WEEK ENDED
FOR
1.05
12
3.05
11
60c
86
Jan
76
81%
1,632
69
1
Mines
3%C
3%c
5,583
2%c
Jun
5c
Jun
17 %c
18C
4,500
17c
Nov
64c
Jan
4.95
5.10
10,010
July
Norlartic
Mines
1
Oct
Normetal
Mining
•
4.95
4.40
May
Jan
6.00
Sep
Feb
r
42
(2026)
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
5c
STOCKS
2.40
Low
7%c Oct
46,600
2.70
High
3%c July
40c
Par
Canadian
Northern
—
1.08
1.00
1.17
20c
Mines
Canada
Northern
North
Oils
20c
25c
Extension
Mines
Denison
Northland
1
(1940)
Cons
Oct
40c
Nov
22c
Mfg
Oct
15 %
670
10c 16 %C
44,200
8%
110
23c
30c
8%
15%
May
1.20
'
ZV
1.25
5 ■':/
22c
Feb
Jan
1.10
5%c
3,500
12c
12c
15c
17.600
2.80
2.75
2.98
19,205
18c
18c
18c
100
4%c
4%C
5c
3,000
115
115
15
3.75
3.75
3.75
450
7c
Exploration
7c
2,000
4,500
4c
July
13,700
68c
Jun
IIIII—Ilio
•
Orange Crush
Gold
"IIIII
—
Hi.
Lake
Lake
1
4%c
4%C
1
80C
80c
525
5c
90c
Mines
Pacific
Coyle
Pacific
Petroleum
Navig—
.
ZZZZIZZZIli
Page Hershey Tubes—
Preferred
Surf
Pandora
Pan
Jl%
64%
;
Paramaque Mines
Sep
1.95
Jan
15c
3%c
3.00
May
Oct
115
29c
3.60
136
Oct
7%
13 %c
75c
2,403
9c
Nov
7.55
3,770
49 %
75c
Jan
13%
Jun
70
Nov
Tower
5%c
Oct
May
1.79
Oct
1
4%c
4%C
4%C
2,000
3c
July
.
Class B
May
82c
Jan
Trend
Aug
76c
Oct
55c
55c
65c
5,700
35c
May
65c
Petrol
57C
53c
65c
21,000
27c
Feb
99c
2%c Jan
2,000
1.60
1.75
1.90
2.00
1.50 May
2,625
2,850
50c 53 %c
2,930
14,000
10
99%
Apr
5,100
5c
Jun
1,600
1.05
9%c
8,550
8c
31%
River
Powell
(new)
38%c Sep
4%c
4%e
26
26%
2,860
24
Nov
82c
•
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
Premier
26
•
Border
Gold
Mine
26
83c
1,650
82c
11%
75
2.16
2.27
13c
5,000
10c
1.98
f
Sep
6%c
,
Nov
11%
Nov
Apr
•
Premier Trust
33c
23
200
26c
26c
1,710
22c
July
-30c
30c
1,000
21c
Jan
1.90
1.90
2.00
4,700
1.20
Jan
15
15
21
300
16%
16%
200
43
9c
9C
Jun
11%
40c
28
Pressed
Metals
East
1
Dome
Prospectors'
Airways
Purity Flour Mills common
Jan
33c
9,000
60
48
57
Jan
14
>; 52
2.00
8%
•
1.36
2.00
*
40
14
1.31
1.34
10
Preferred
20
60
1
Preston
1,050
9
»52
29c
July
50
13%
Nov
6,850
<
Oct
27%
27%
27%
6
3.95
Resources
3.95
4.10
9,690
55c 55 %c
9,000
•_*
55C
—♦
16c
16c
Union
Gas
1.31
United
Oct
Class
B
3.00
30
500
15c
46c
12,000
33c
27,482
70c
July
18%
18%
19
1,275
12c
1
3.00
Apr
9%c July
13c
8,600
618,495
100
33%
Jan
45
50
56%
Sep
preferred
56%
125
55 %
Jan
59
Mar
19
Oct
25 % May
Jan
16% Aug
92c
1.78
1.75
20
10
13%
5,075
Lead
&
1
61c
61c
70c
18,400
61c
77c
77c
83c
16,550
44c
Sep
July
Upper
Jan
Jan
11%
205
48%
Jan
2.10
46,750
1.05 Aug
24c
26c
13,800
3.15
7,830
17 %c May
2.33 Jan
Queenston Gold.
1
41C
40c
42c
23
23
24%
"6,191
"3,695
35c
38c
5,300
'
Mines Ltd
36c
1
•
Van
Uranium
Sep
35c
2.95 Aug
45c
Sep
Mines
Reef
Ventures
Vicour
1,650
1
"
—
1.50
1.48
1.55
14,893
*
1
79C
79c
85c
13.200
Ltd
4.20 May
Jan
r
•
Violamac
Vulcan
8%
Jun
29%
Jun
Walker
58c
Sep
Waterous
8c
8c
3,500
6c
Aug
32c
Jan
13c
13,025
7c
Sep
31c
18%c
Jun
24c
Jan
52c
1
«.
MacDonald
Regcourt
52c
:31c
.
1
77c
30c.
6.25
6.25
1
5q
590,442
V
35 c
6.50
10,600
200
5c
Oct
1.00
2.35
Jun
Reno
Gold
Richfield
73c
;
Petroleum
Silk
500
5c
4%C
5%c
90c
90c
90c
500
84c
84c
1.04
13,200
11%
11%
12%
1.329
54%
54%
54%
400
6
6
6
40
9%
9%
10%
140
6c
5c
6c
2,000
-
Waite
Amulet
*
(Hiram)
Ltd
(G
& W)
ft
<
ft
common
ft
1.12. Oct
Consol
__
__
West Malartic
1
10
Rix-Athabasca
Roche
Long
Rowan
A—
1
_.
Lac__
Royal
Western
7c
Oct
Western Canada Breweries
5%c
Ashley
5%c
20%
15%
Feb
14c
Jan
4%c
Nov
14c
Jan
60c
Mar
1.22
Jan
25c
Jan
1.35
Oct
9.75
Jan
14
50% May
60
5
9
July
38 C
17%
17
17
12
July
Oct
500
10c
Mar
4%c Aug
350
5
:
38c
Mining
Petroleums
Oils
3c
13c
Jan
21
Feb
12 %C
Oct
42c
Oct
Jan
19
Apr
Jan
55
May
July
15
Shawkey
Sherritt
Jan
Windward
Gold
41c
Jun
Winnipeg
Electric
31
Feb
20c
Sep
25
May
9%
Nov
10% Mar
-12%
Jan
19%
2c
Jan
Feb
27
6c
Aug
Oct
7%c
21%
98%
98%
99
38
38
38%
1,065
2.55
2.45
2.65
47/sC
5c
4,412
1,000
Oct
500
1.50 Aug
130
1.45
*
30
2.25
2.25
2.50
9,950
3.35
:
18%
3.35
3.55
9.335
50c
65c
13,400
15 %c 15 %c
15 Vic
36%
36%
43
43
48
48
9%c
Preferred
1
Preferred
'•
■'
class
Class B
Ltd
class
Winora
3.85
31,007
2.51
Jun
171
18%
Apr
400
48c
136,600
5.65 May
22c
Aug
9%
33
14,900
3,000
399
7%
Gold
Yale
Lead
85c
class
Bros
Gold
85
7%
f
—
common.
Preferred
For footnotes
21
Feb
7.60
68c
10%
8%
39%
94%
169
90%
Jun
66c
6,532
57c
Feb
33,100
55c
Jan
430
2;%
27%
25
Jan
15c
•
32%
page 43.
1
6.70
99
1.68
25
-
7,040
78c
78c !B9%c
45,800
50c
Jan
41c
40c
45c
59,100
40c
Nov
59c
Nov
12c
12c
12c
1,000
7%c
Apr
17c
Jan
1.61
1.60
1.70
22,164
72c
Apr
2.05
Sep
1.10
1.30
30,534
65c
Jun
2.05
Oct
Week's
Feb
1
for Week
Shares
'Z
Low
Low
Sep
12%
12
13%
2.493
9%
Jan
16%
Aug
•
104
Co
common..
convertible
1st
preferred
preferred
Canada
&
Canada
Vinegars
Canadian
Dominion
Sugar
•
97
Mar
47
Jan
53% July
20
20
235
19
Jun
24%
Feb
14%
245
13% May
15%
Aug
4,00
2,425
25
25
25
25
Nov
40
43%
168
33
Jan
20
-
.
Paper
Oil
3.60
10%
11%
4,547
79
78%
80
117
3.25
3.25
3.25
•
*
10%
•
-
;
3.40
_•
5
Lumber
35%
35%
37%
1,434
39C
38C
39c
8,127
•*»
Aircraft '
*
Bridge
Paper common—Utilities
>
74c
18
16%
Jun
Jun
30%
Jun
36%
Sep
Third
Canadian
3%c May
10%c
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated
6.50
6.85
1,755
120
17,395
6.50 July
Ogilvie Flour
Pend
Oreille
37
11
Sep
Jan
Reliance
;
Ltd
Oct
1.20
Jan
4.75
Sep
32%
Jan
43%
Sep
30%c Jan
Qct
55c
Oct
Jan
57
Feb
Jan
73
Oct
30% Aug
15% Aug
41".
Feb
17
Jan
33
35
15%
15%
30
49%
25%
26
480
-66
66
10
27%
27%
28%
870
25%
25%
75
-
5
-
970
47%
Nov
21%
Jan
29%
Sep
Feb
75
Jun
25"%
Jan
34%
Sep
21%
Jan
26
Sep
"65
60%
Jan
-
_1
;
8.60
8.60
9.25
870
11%
Oct
—_*
28%
28%
30
285
Mar
36%
Apr
60C
,1
—;
13%
82%
55%
47%
60c
60c
35
60c
Nov
1.00
Jan
1,250
42c
Jan
Grain
Southwest Petroleum
Zellers
Sep
Jan
Mar
71
38
25%
common
Pj-ice Bros
Jan
Aug
214
47%
'
3.95
Sep
Nov
225
7%
;
48
48
100
'
25
67%
18% Aug
30
■«
July
-
66
25%
.1
6%
5.15
48
5
Langleyfs Ltd preferred
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
"•»•'.
100
3.20
Jun
—'
*
International
760
33
i
International
-
"
i
a
—
Shoe
<t
•
3.50
66
—
*
.
Hayes Steel
May
3.80
•
Copper-
122
14%
20
1
Western
Humberstone
185
250
51%
3.90
*
*
Canadian Marconi
v
51
Feb
40
I
Collieries
Canadian Cottons preferred
Canadian Industries common
Coast
104 108%
_100
Oct
8% Mar
High
_1
Feb
May
Range Since Jan. 1
High
74%
deHavilland
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
"Last
\
t
14
Nov
5,000"
Oct
Jan
46c
35
1.03
Jan
48c
34
Oct
39%
47c
3%c
Mav
2.10
430
6
33
Oct
100
Jun
68
5% Jan
32%
1.35
65
100
250
July
Aug
98
65
100
3%c
—
99
1.54
•
7
2,400
Feb
lie
1.14
Corp
5%
*
33
——
1.60
4c
Asbestos
.
-
Jan
Aug
9%
17%
47c
1.30
46
101
2,185
Dominion
Oct
15
7
V.
-
11%
Feb
Nov
30
Jan
July
11
Dalhousie
Nov
55c
Jan
5c
99
11
Consolidated
48c
26
Nov
35%
-
Apr
1.28 Mar
96c
Jan
36c
5
Feb
101
12%
4,500
.
1
Par
Feb
40
13%
5%c
...
756
1
_
Oct
Nov
Nov
13%.
Sep
Jan
Feb
Aug
July
Aug
45
11.000
.
1
5%
"ZZs
see
1.85
4.60
21
32
5%c July
100
Anglo Newfoundland
2nd
28%
25c
.
Friday
$5
175
33c
—1.
_L»
Sale Price
Jan
1,040
7,600
—_
.
Canadian Funds
Jan
34
6,826
38%
Oct
Apr
Feb
103
__1
STOCKS
16%
31%
10,600
47c
38
26%
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
33%
33
46c
Steeloy
Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Feb
36c
100
38
1.79
May
1
—
Yukeno Mines
7
1.
47c
100
:
Canadian
40 %c
A
------
Canada
Zinc_
Canadian Westinghouse
39 %c 40 %c
Z"»
&
Mines
Jan
84c
—
Jun
_100
Canuck Oil & Mining—
Apr
10c
13%
Jan
14c«
ft
3.00
80c
39 %c
20c
Sep
ft
preferred
1.85
8%C
*
July
6c
il
Jan
81c
•
Preferred
Nov
'
64c
•
90
1,200
_
2.25 May
9% Nov
8 Vac
3
-----
6,500
6c
common
—
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Apr
30%
-
9%c
6c
—1
Mines
_
(G H)
Yankee
37c
93%
30 %
9c
6c
—
Apr
-
•
Standard Radio class A
of
7.00
9%
-
Paving common
Olsen
18%
1.38
40c
Jan
180
2.80
A—
Ltd
Starratt
Oct
'Nov
1.25
—1
Mines
Stedman
Nov
20%
7%
Brazeau
Brock
9Vic
3.55
—1
Oils
8,500
20%
1.35
Oct
Wright-Hargreaves
Brown
14%
2.60
z*
!ioo
Stadacona
Sep
Sep
29
40c
90
1
Jan
39%
175
9%
Malartic
27c
Jan
100
2.60
Preferred
Nov
31%
52
1.35
Siscoe Gold
15Vic
Nov
_50o
65
Sep
48
6.80
A
B
1.00
1,600
-
Simpson's
Jan
20
1
„.
10c
29
*
1
91
15c
'
Oct
48
—1
Mines
4.15
50%
20
90
—1
.
Oct
Jan
1.35
Nov
18%
90
24
Jan
85c
1.65
■
Oct.
1
_
Sep
3.10 Sep
29
18%
Mining
Jan
1.56
3.60
•
Z—
16%
43
14%
21%
35%
Oct
1.85
May
216
""
25
—100
Nov
80
10c
91,720
21%
42%
Jan
2.95
13
43%
14%
(Quebec)
78c
29
common——.
14c
Nov
1.60
*
IZ—50C
—
9%
2,600
37%
9 %c
A
;
48,050
18%
1
class
1.684
1.58
21%
Oct
7c
4%c Jan
8,100
Apr
48% May
3.15 Jan
Jan.
13
trust
Silverwood Dairies
2%c
5c
50
—
103%
Jan
2.25 May
2.69
1.45
1.33
21%
Jan
May
16c
May
28%
'5c
50c
Gold—
Standard
98
2.55
•
1
Gordon
130
12%
50
Brewing
Mines
Co
39c
1,000
;
Silver Miller Mines
Steel
Winchester Larder
1,115
Mines
Breweries
Voting
Stanley
Oct
5,500
*
B
Spooner
2,493
25
1.40
«
Jan
28c
3c
Ltd
(1945)
Wpg
Standard
12 %c
25
;
Creek
Bladen
Nov
10c
•
preferred
Class B preferred
South
5%C
17%C Aug
14%c Jun
•
A
Class
17%
42%
.—10c
common
Nov
24
Rouyn
1
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
.
15
*
common
1.33
10c
Ltd
Warrants
Silver
Grocers
Nov
10c
Senator
Silanco
(George)
1.10
_*
1
Oil Co
Sigma
Homestead
Weston
24%
_i
Ltd
Scythes & Co common
Security
Freehold
Petroleums
Sicks
10
1
Mines
Class
1.334
1
Bridge
Shea's
19,000
15%
1
Sapphire
Sheep
Western
Western
Apr
Wood
15%
100
common
Gold__
Sannorm
Class
Jan
Mar
30
•
River Gold
Selburn
30c
27%
10
20c
July
1
.•
preferred
Corp
Antonio
Scurry
3,500
26%
common
,
Power
Lawrence
Sarnia
25c
10
8c
40c
July
Aug
Yellorex
Saguenay
Sand
2,583
27
1
Industries
St
16,000
20c
22c
3c
20c
28
Feb
16
19,150
1
Feb
Feb
8%
Jun
i:-
5c
205
28c
Products
Wiltsey-Coghlan
6%C
23c
>•
Gold
Russell
4,800
20c
*
i.
Ryanor
San
1.25
10
—
Oil
Rupununi
30
1
Bank
Royal Oak Dairy class A
Royalite
83,400
5%C
6C
•
Roy Silver Mines
2,500
25 c
28%
1.10
__1
Oils
3%c
20c
1.10
—1
—
Consolidated
Roxana
3%c
21c
—*
Sep
Jan
Jun
.
6%c
14,000
20
Westeel
Sep
-
_1
_
Oct
Jun
3c
Wekusko
6.85
54c
4.10 Aug
500
28%
-
———*
class
Jan
1.07
*
Riverside
Oct
11% Aug
1.38 May
Jan
1
93c
Jan
61c
4,035
7%c
1
Mines
Jun
lOVsC
13%
7%c
1
Oils
20%
8c
1274
7%c
v:
.
.
Gold
27c
11c
V'S—
1
_
Mines
84c
1
Ltd
Petroleum
Reeves
11
■
Apr
-1
Red Poplar Gold
Red-Pic Petroleums
10%
Canada Mines
Rni
Class A
Ranwick
10%
Oct
54% May
3.05 Mar
2.80
Mining
—
8.40
Feb
6.25
Nov
*
Mines
22% Mar
July
26c
Quesabe
20
12%
Steel
6%
2.80
Quemont
17c
Mar
20
United
Aug
4.65
12%
Aug
Oct
23
40%
He
*
46c
Feb
2.90
.
25
Oils
Jan
1.02
1.55
40%
-
Zinc
Oct
Jan
36c
-
17 %
Hill——
United
1.50
1
1
4.55
*
.
preferred
Oct
1.80
Feb
Jun
1.31
United Keno
30
100
Oct
Feb
89c
Oct
40c
Mar
29%
Oct
1.24 Aug
200
1
Labrador
12c
64c
Jan
1.13
Oct
Jan
30
Jun
40c
1
Asbestos
17
17% May
23% Mar
40c
Feb
116
Jun
1.14
Mining
Corp class B
Fuel .class A
Nov
Quebec Manitou
Quebec
Sep
May
*
—
United
Villbona
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Feb
July
1
United
9c
7c
25c
23%
•
._r_:
Corp
Oct
1,137
52
Feb
40c
2.25
Apr
765
t
-
27
•
Jan
28,400
27%
Jan
Oct
' 45c
.
Jan
13%
112%
-
500
34c
27%
—
3.05 Mar
Jun
32c
100
_
28
2.52
19c
Jan
.22%
115% 115%
Feb
Feb
7%
-L
4
Jan
Feb
10
-
Jan
1.45
33
4,635
11c
Oct
2.10
•
Nov
26
19c
Jun
6%
United
Powell
102%' Jun
Jan
29
150
-11%
July
4%c May
40
7%
35c
55 %c Nov
1.76 May
4c
■■■•■/
8c
1.25
31%
22%
class A
Petroleum
Union
1.68
1.90
1
99%
1.20
15
—
Tungsten
common
99%
Sep
26c
Transvision-Television
50c
42c
1
18%
.50
6%c Mar
14,700
_
Nov
—
-1
Transcontinental
69,400
50c
16
——
7%C Oct
5c
1
Oct
1,520
2.25
Trans Empire Oils
61c
Development
Porcupine Peninsular
1.73
11c
Works common.
Finance
60c
Placer
Jan
Petroleums
57c
1
78c
Towagmac Exploration Ltd—.
Traders
July
Pickle Crow Gold Mines—
42,450
16%
31%
.-1
Mortgage
Jan
1.17
3c
Pioneer Gold
Oct
1.40
16
Elevators
Iron
Oct
May
32c
♦
3.90
1.75 Mar
2,000
50,900
,
Jan
8c
*
'
Toronto
53c
Gas
2.85
7%
Mines.
.
Toronto
47/sC
&
7,850
11%
Gold
Gold
58C
Oil
3.45
1.20
1.20
»
Torbrit Silver Mines
Oct
1.70 Mar
1.04
47%C
Feb
3.05
9%c
Tombill Gold
Jan
3%C
;
6%c
30
Apr
Aug
7c
Toburn
Jan
53c
Consol
May
_
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors
1
Paymaster
4c
99%
Preferred
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines Ltd—.~....~.l
Perron Gold'
■
3,500
1
River
Teck-Hughes
Sep
Sep
8c
Nov
3c
1
Feb
6c
Feb
75c
—*
18c
6c
3.10
___
Jan
25c
80c
Partanen. Malartic
Feb
-50c
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearson common
ioo
Oil
Nov
13c
6c
.100
-:
Inlet
Oct
16%c
Jun
9c
221
80c
77c
IIII„I__!i
Cadillac
Western
10%
62%
77c
25
16
Taku
8% Mar
4%c Aug
500
10%
•
Porcupine
90c
90c
62 y2
•
Pamour
50
6,500
Ltd
Toronto
Oslsko
High
25
15c
1.25
Mines
Oct
1.75
Nov
"8%
5c
Loan
Low
25
„
July
42c
Jan
8%
5,850
11
Mar
8%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
15c
—
1
Supertest (ordinary)
Oct
39c
Jan
10c
22,800
—
Oils
Low
.
.
Feb
10c
1.20
Mints
Shares
1
Oils
July
Jun
8%
O'Leary Malartic
Orenada
Sullivan
for Week
1
3%c
26c
Oil Selections
Orlac Red
Sudbury Contact
10 %c
*
Ontario
13c
Sales
Range
of Prices
.—20
Sylvanite Gold
Specialty
Omnitrans
Oct
8,500
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
1.73
14,050
15c
1
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd—
Gold
Apr
6%c
Wood
O'Brien
Sterling Trusts
Sturgeon River Gold
5%c
5%c
1
NUbar Mines Ltd-1
Office
Oct
15
Mines
North Star Oil
Oakville
2.80
1.12
27,700
10 %C 12 %c
Oct
Superior
North
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3,100
45,950
5%c
2.45
23
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5c
1
Norpick Gold
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Gen
*
48c
Inc
54c
5%
*
14
5%
62c
1
67c.
14
14
720
9,900
10
6y85 May
28
4-.65 July
50c
Feb
13% May
55c
Feb
5.75
Nov
90c
14
Sep
Mar
f
,
w
■•••<
/
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2027)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday, Nov. 23
Investing Companies
Affiliated
Amerex
Fund
Inc
Holding
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds-
4.63
1%
—
Institutional
1
3.85
4.17
American Mutual Fund Inc_
1
11.26
12.24
Axe-Koughton Fund Inc
1
9.79
10.64
17.63
19.16
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Beneficial
-
B
Corp
7%
_1
Boston Fund Inc————
IIIi
_
•
Insurance Group
2%
20.54
23.29
1.07
1.18
15.79
17.30
12.05
13.10
25.18
shares
Fund Inc,
Custodian
9.63
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
15,
2.10s
11.73
18.17
2%s
14,
2%s
April
15,
May
15,
1952__
13,
1952
30.30
30.92
2.203
2.20s
Aug.
1952..
15,
_
1952
100.6
100.3
l%s
100.1
-
...
100.3
100.4
.
.,
_
1
26.50
100.3
23.93
21.75
23.51
1
18.30
1
22.62
24.78
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
l
10.88
11.87
39.17
42.35
K-l
(Income
Stocks).;
1
17.00
18,65
Chemical
21.97
23.76
K-2
100.2
2%s
30.39
Fund—
1
(Low Priced Bonds)
Pfd
19.97
S-l
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l
32.52
35.48
S-2
(Income
1
17.14
18.70
S-3
(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
16.66
18.18
(Low
134
6.85
1
Investment
Commonwealth
5,675
S-4
100
Preferred
27.86
139
com—100 X5.525
Securities
Christiana
7.45
Composite Bond & Pfd Stock
Fund
Fund
16.97
1
—i—
15.61,
12.48
13.57
29%
31l/4
16.79
18.46
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Delaware
1
Fund
Funds
Loomis
Bank
12.18
1
8.07
9.77
10.71
13.29
14.56
1
10.36
11.35
16.96
18.59
I
10.44
11.08
:
Chemical
Corporate bond series
Diversified
12.64
Diversified Investment Fund_l
4.45
4.92
3.34
3.68
Steel
Manhattan
Mass
12.63
13.84
1
11.96
13.11
Mass
_—l
1
12.91
14.15
Massachusetts
12.26
13.44
Mutual
25.63
28.09
Fund—1
12.85
14.08
1
9.06
_
Merchandising
1" Metals
:
Pacific
v;
i
invest
Coast
Public
Utility
Railroad
-
——:
Railroad Equipment
8.29
9,09
National
National
9.82
10.76
.—25c
1.94
30.83
32.96
——1
22.48
24.03
1
Dividend Shares
5.14
5.33
Low
Priced
'
Howard—
&
Balanced Fund
Stock
-
Fund
Income
16.70
18.05
2.46
2.70
First Boston Corp——
First Mutual Trust
Fund
New
5.56
—•
6.15
7.49
Im¬
pounders Mutual Fund
16.01
17.69
13.07
13.21
8.14
l
12.51
13.52
6.86
Pacific
Series.—1
6.68
7.39
stock
Preferred
1
4.97
Common stock
Gas
Fund
Industries
General
Capital
4.67
Fund
preferred
Petroleum
1
18.57
5%
32.66
25
1
13.53
Pioneer
Fund
19.34
20.91
Putnam
(Geo)
75.33
81.00
16.91
6.26
>
17.98
11
3.13
57.55
Fund
value)—*
27.68
Selected Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
13.76
Due
Bid
27.99
8.64
9.47
Sovereign
7J4
8.69
5.46
7.81
8.56
shares
bond
State
9.67
13.95
shares—lc
administered
lc
8.05
8.82
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
8.95
9.20
Investing Company shares—lc
11.86
Merchandising shares
Petroleum
Bid
Ask
2.35%
7- 2-51
4-
1-52
bl.95
1.80%
1.60%
2.35%
8-
5-
1-52
b2.05
2.00%
4-51
1-
2-5?
bl.80
1.90%
9-
1.60%
2.25%
8- 2-52
b2.10
2.15%
5-
1-51
2-
1-52
hi.85
1.70%
2.20%
10-
1-51
7-
1-52
b2.10
2.25%
6-
1-51
3-52
1.95%
3-
bl.90
1.70%
2.20%
11-
1-51
8-
1-52
b2.15
2.00%
2.15%. wi 12- 3-51
9-
2-52
b2.15
2.05%
United States
Bid
Nov.
Street Investment Corp.,*
Jan.
bl.30
0.90%
Jan.
Dec.
13, 1951—
Inc
24,
1952
bl.50
0.90%
1.35%
Jan.
31,
1952
bl.52
1.00%
1.40%
Feb.
7,
Fund
1.00%
Feb.
14,
1952
bl.55
Jan.
3,
1952,.
bl.45
1.25%
Feb.
21,
1952
bl.56
10,
1952
1.50%
bl.45
1.30%
March
bl.56
1.50%
bl.62
1.57%
June
New York
,
Incorporated
Bank
Bid
9.21
10.03
Chase
1
12.23
15.39
32%
34%
13.33
14.24
of
New
York
&
Fifth
96c
86c
l
18.58
21.60
Shares
366
381
10
National
37%
39%
45%
47%
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
5
67%
5%
69'A
16
6.02
6.58
1
13.20
13.46
First
,1
19.94
21.75
19.53
21.00
1
4.02
4.35
22
33
Wall
Street
6.83
7.33
8 04
Whitehall Fund
3.91
4.30
Wisconsin Investment Co,,.
Utility shares
lc
6.14
6.74
Unit
Inc
Empire Trust
Federation
35
Bank & Trust
Fiduciary Trust
National
Bank
10
Guaranty Trust
100
(The)
Bank
20
38%
289
91%
41%
298
94%
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Foundation
Income
Incorporated
Fund
Investors
4.74
5.12
1
23.13
25.01
E_i„—__——„2.50
Independence Trust Shares
North Amer T
1
8.44
9.65
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
35
2.06
2.36
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
20%
'St Shares—
10c
2.02
2.20
Series
1955-.
1
4.78
5
30.94
33.45
Series
1956.
1
2.40
10
100 1,490
Manufacturers Trust Co
Meadow Brook
20
National
58 %
20
Insurance
Par
..Aetna Life
(Agricultural
—
American Alliance
Par
Bid
Ask
88
92
Insurance Co of North Amer—10
64%
66%
51
53
Jersey Insurance
of N
61%
66 %
79%
67
821 b
Lincoln
Life
71
Maryland
29
31
25
——,—_—10
4
39
41
American Equitable
5
23%
25%
Assur
National
Casualty
Y
,,20
10
common—1
$2.10 prior
:
American Automobile
r
Companies
Ask
10
10
Aetna-Insurance
•-
Bid
Freeport N Y
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
10
Casualty & Surety
preferred
10
convertible preferred—5
$1.05
116
110
13%
20%
48
50
23%
24%
of
American
Newark
2%
18%
19%
20%
,21%
Massachusetts Bonding
5
24%
26%
Merchant Fire
'i American Fidelity & Casualty_5
5
32
34
Assurance
Merchants & Manufacturers. __4 *
National
7%"
8%
(Detroit)—10
27%
30%
American Re-Insurance
10
28
30
National Fire,,—————10
56 %
25
51
53
National
35%
Surety
10
Automobile
Bankers
Shippers,-,——
&
Camden Fire
74%
25
116
63
19%
5
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental Casualty——_—10
Forster
&
Crum
.
10
'.Boston
,
Inc
10
127
61%
36%
Casualty
Fire—
Union
78%
New
New
Hampshire
65%
New
York
21%
North
■
32
National
New
Central
610
Union
-20
Trust
Co
29%
28
100
National Bank
National
360
380
36
37%
10
32
33%
10
41
43
25
83
87
Nat'l Bank & Trust—100
305
315
City Bank-
Bank of Commerce
Detroit
National Bank of Detroit
Los
Angeles
National.
Pittsburgh
Mellon
231
20
& Trust
38%
-
40%
22
Portland
60%
First
56
58
58%
60%
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
34%
36
20
38%
41%
17
46%
49%
25
27
National
12%
Bank
20
United States Nat'l Bank
238
St.
Louis
Amer.
City Bank
York
20
Trust
25
45 %
108
47%
111
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust__17%
47%
49%
Sterling National
25
94
98
12
8
100
238
248
100
215
Trust—33%
95
Boatmen's
First
Bank
National
Bank
National
225
Title
Guarantee
United
States
Trust
&
Trust
/" 8%
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
Mercantile
St
Grove Bank
National
&
61
20
56
& Trust—20
Bank & Trust
100
49%
60
60
143
Francisco
San
Illinois
Bank
46%
25
Trust
Union Trust
Louis
United
Continental
&
25
Co
Trust
Bank
Mutual
Tower
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank & Trust
34
40
42
131
64%
—
—
—5
—2.50
.
19
20%
26%
28
—,———,12.50
Northeastern
3.33%
——
44%
46%
7%
8%
38%
25
:
—
31%
33%
10
34%
36%
Peerless
Casualty Co,———5
15
16%
10
86%
91%
Phoenix
——,10
80%
84%
,10
27%
29%
Fidelity
Fire
& Deposit
Assn
Fireman's
of Md—,10
Philadelphia—10
of
Fund
Firemen's of
of
Frisco
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Globe
Falls
&
Republic
10
5
10
5
5
.Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
Great
American.
Hanover
Fire
5
72
76
Providence-Washington
57
Reinsurance
50
52*
21%
—10
Republic
Bank of Amer N T A S A—6.28
Bid
28%
30%
Security Issues
Ask
——
50%
53%
Bid
Bonds— (Continued)
Appalachian Elec Pwr 3%s_1981
Arkansas Pow & Lgt 3%s__1981
105%
106%
Ohio Power 3%s
101%
102
Southern
100%
101
3%s
Tel
Co
Ltd
Sou
3%s
1981
Ohio
Elec—
3%s
1981
Consumers
Duke
Power
Power
3%s
3%s
Intl
Bank
7%
8%
36%
38%
22%
33%
35%
Mich
27 1
29
Seaboard
10
65%
69 %
55%
Security
10
10
30
32
43%
33%
99%
102%
103
1971
99%
97%
Washington Gas Lgt 3%S—1976
101%
102%
1981
Gas Tranamis 3%s
100 %
103
103%
1981
&
19S1
Gas of CaMl—
102%
103%
Dev
Stocks—
.
El Paso Natural Gas—
$4.40 conv 2nd
pfd «er of '51-*
113%
112
45%
31%
Recon
Minn
53%
for
1981
99%
Calif
99%
96%
Tenn
98
1981
Georgia Power 3%s
(N Yt„,2
(Texas)
-10
St Paul Fire & Marine—,—12%
Corp
Surety—
12%
13%
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
21
23
Standard
36
Travelers
34%
10
33
35
Fire
10
130
134
Hartford
Steamboiler
10
31%
33%
5
34%
36%
Pacific Indemnity Co—
55
Hartford
Home
Recent
Bonds—
Columbus &
174
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
*
98%
Asso
Northern
Federal
.
315
37%
—2
Casualty
Fire
River
——5
Fire——,10
Amsterdam
—*
Pacific Fire
•,
300
590
58%
American
>
100
100
Savings
51
100
,38
,530
Bank
of
Aetna
278
Peoples First National Bank
'
Series
&
Security-First
Franklin Square N Y
Hanover
Type Trusts—
Ask
Bid
272
100
Cleveland
,290
Franklin National Bank—
1
154
20
10
.1
42
150
10
100 1,230
Value Line Fund Inc
40
_io
2.81
'
Trust
Bank
Northern Trust Co
Cleveland
Continental Bank & Trust—10
2.55
Fund
Income
National
45 %
15
,
43%
10
Bank
shares——lc
United
Par
First
Harris
100
—
Trust
Chemical Bank & Trust
25c
Companies
Ask
Chicago—(Cont l—
the Manhattan Co—10
Bankers
Stock Fund—,1
Preferred
Bank of
Avenue
Trusteed Industry Shares
Union
Par
York
6.36
1
5, N. Y.
Teletype: JV. Y. 1-182J
Bank & Trust
New
13.15
.
New York
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
5.82
Inc
wi
City Bank Stocks
20 Broad Street
12.10
Fund Inc
1952
1952
Kugel, Stone & Co.
1
6.27
Plan Fund
15.
15,
Primary Markets in
64.50
Inc.,
lc
Hudson
1.44%
1.44%
b 1.35
67.34
————
lc
Howe
bl.54
1951-.
1
11 >70
1952
27,
1
11.35
1.35%
bl.35
United Science Fund
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—^1
Ask
bl.50
bl.30
8.39
lc
1952
Dec.
62.00
Union Bond Fund,
9.48
shares
1.95%
1951.
20,
—1
Tobacco shares
stock
17,
1951—
13.75
shares
9- 4-51
Bid
0.75%
6,
66.67
Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
Railroad
1-51
Treasury Bills
bl.30
Dec.
25
Fund
—
Texas
5.11
Steel
Ask
1951,
29,
7.65
4.65
Due
1.25%
bl.80
12.56
lc
Dated
bl.75
2-52
lc
Equipment shares
RR
Rate
3-51
1-
lc
shares
Bond
Railroad
8.65.
—lc
shares
Mining
1
Television-Electronics Fund
7.84
lc
Investors
Technical Fund Inc
-
12.99
7.15
shares
Priced
Low
bond
asset
Inc
9.58
Institutional
(net
Stein Roe &.Farnham
9.81
shares—lc
General
Ask
12-
14.89
25.89
Fully
98.4
1-51
27.68
Inc
9.62
4.97
98.8
97.24
1956
57.55
8.78
8.82
1,
3.42
Fund (net asset value )_*
lc
12.74
99.6
98
1956
2-51
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
lc
1,
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares—
—lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
•
Dated
19.44
Fund—
8.11
shares
April
3-
18.38
Republic Investors Fund
5.76
Inc
98.12
99.4
4-
13.94
2.50
6.70
21.03
98.22
98.10
2.00%
32
8.94
Food
l%s
32.99
5
7.40
shares
.1849
98.20
1955.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
25%
8.16
Aviation
100.1430
1954.
15, 1955
1.875%
6%
2414
lc
shares
Automobile
1%S Dec.
l%s Oct.
5
Trading
6.11
Group Securities—
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
l%s March 15,
1%S March 15,
.1739
19.97
Pine Street Funa Inc
&
.
.
.1768
5.01
.
7.39
Stock
if
1952
6.02
;
19.22
1 -i
Trust
1,
5.10
5.51
X4.57
1
1
Corp—
General Investors
Oct.
.1863
100.1411
100.1360
—,
.
Ask
32nds—
10.39
Inc.,lc
Fund
1
Inc
195?
6.48
9.51
Com Stock Series.l
2
Inc
1,
4.35
5.93
l
Series.,
3.98
1
lc
series
Investors
Fundamental
6.75
Sept.
In
5.43
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
(Net asset value)
1
lc
series
l7'aS
Bid
Notes—
are
8.08
^mer Investors com—10c
$1.50
96.10
7.30
1%.
Series
Pell de
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Aug.
7.16
Group Series
England
99.26
100.2
Jan.
15.96
1
Resources
Maturity—
1C0.1506
1952
1, 1952
15, 1952
l7/aS
Dec.
14.87
Series
Low Priced
Natural
33
10
l
rl
Inc
Series.,
Selected
5
17.05
Corp
Industrial Stock
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Financial
15.69
Series
Speculative
Stock
Equity Fund Inc——20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
1
1
Bond
95
1957-1955
Values
18.37
Corp.
Stock
1,
99.16
119.70
Series
Preferred
Eaton
16.99
111.33
Security Series—
Bond
1,
l7/as July
38.95
36.03
l
Inc.l
Balanced Fund
11.18
1.77
99.14
99.28
8.24
Securities—
Investors
99.8
.1181
5.42
7.52
*
Fund
Shares
7.00
1Q.20
4.92
*
Inc„ 10c
Fund
Invest Fund
Ask
Treasury
5.99
interest
2nd
Life
Mutual
—1
—
Fund
beneficial
Nation-Wide
—1
Tobacco
5.44
Fund of Boston Inc
6.39
;
1
Steel
of
Investors
99.26
99.20
100.0972
Trust—
Mutual
9.93
'
1
——
Ctfs
5.55
lc
Bond
Investors
1
;
5.09
5.04
lc
shares
12.20
14.67
3.78
4.62
lc
lc
Metals
Petroleum shares
11.13
3.43
lc
Furnishings shares
13.39
Machinery
April
4.15
4.47
Paper shares
13.85
l7/8s
,
4.04
1
1952-1951
1953-1952
51.68
3.77
stock—1
Insurance stock
51.68
—lc
preferred
Electrical
Bid
of Indebtedness—
l7/sS
,10
shares
Non-Ferrous
117Vs
1, 1955-1953
1, 1954
Nov.
100.2
99.28
116 V»
Dollar
Maturity—
Ctfs.
Fund—
Value).
Equipment
equipment
Diversified
Second
1,
1,
99.12
99.4
1954
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
36.38
36.38
shares.lc
Home
5.37
4.90
stock—1
common
6.64
10.57
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares,,lc
Business
_1
Building Supply
Asset
Automobile
—1
stock
6.06
9.67
*
Managed Funds—
8.84
1
Aviation
1
—25c
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Loomis Sayles
13.35
1
'.
Automobile
7.32
6.71
Stks)_l
(Net Asset Value)
Inc—
Agriculture
Com
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
(Net
Diversified
Stocksi
Priced
Knickerbocker
1
Inc
Composite
Com
May
2%s Feb.
Ask
26.10
Century Shares Trust—,—1
—
1,
1%S Jan.
100
—
Bid
Panama Canal 3s
1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
27.70
Bonds)_l
Grade
Feb.
100.1
100.1
.
point
a
Other Issues
100.4
1952
32nds of
more
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
l%s Feb. 1, 1953
100.4
1952
March
18.57
100.2
—
l%s Oct.
(Investment Bonds).
(Medium
B-3
2.20s Feb.
1952—
or
Ask
Bid
Banks—
Loan
15,
Funds—
B-2
9.64
Home
2%s Feb.
2.20s June
xlO.73
1
—_1
B-l
-10c
value
90c
lc
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
asset
13.91
82c
__lc
Investors Management Fund,
Johnston (The) Mutual
22.09
Figures after decimal point represent one
Federal
12.69
lc
Stock and Bond Group
lc
Investment Co of America—,—1
Investment Trust of Boston
1
Keystone
Net
Ltd—
Group shares
Group shares
Bank
8%
1%
1
—
Blair Holdings Corp
—
Bond Inv Tr of America—
Shares
Ask
Bid
Par
Aviation
.
Business Shares—
American
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds-
5.01
49
-T-10
Corp„
Ask
U
S
(New
Accident
Fidelity
100
&
U S
U
Guaranty
Fire
Guarantee
S
—10
Westchester Fire
588
Co__2
.
608
3%s Oct 1 1981
Consol Gas 3%s
97.16
1976
Power & Light 3%s__1981
Mississippi Power Co 3%s„1981
a
99%
98.16
100
102
103
102
103
Tenn
Gas Transmission—
$5.10
preferred
100
,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
$2.55 preferred
•
44%
45%
(not included in year's range),
b Bid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
in year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash sales
(not included in year's range),
t^Ex-
Odd lot sale
Included
51
53
change.
3
40 %
42%
10
99 %
104 %
2
20%
liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
•No par value,
tin default.
JThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
22
100
87
wi When
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2028)
...
Monday, November 26, 1951,'
Week Ended Nov. 17
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
'
1951
'<
,
Third
Bank
total stands at
1949
or
Dec. CU
1,396,949
1,691,775
—17.4
1,155,511
1,426,12g
1,239,538
+ 24.3
1,353,796
+
3.4
762,933
1,329,624
1,143,796
3.675,819
4,319,648
—14.9
3,429,962
1,054,000,000
1,194,000,000
—11.7
Philadelphia
4,329,699
6,500,932
6,661,387
Wilkes-Barre
■
3,450.199
Scranton
3,831,014
4,054,523
York
6,116,388
6,233,185
10,976,749
12,130,097
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS—BETURNS
BY
1,123,000,000
—20.3
3,420.036
3,434,644
2.4
6,999,555
5.5
3,499,835
2,977,049
1.9
4,126,405
5,595,576
9.5
10,576,043
10,599,225
10,026,877
—
—
—
—
9,680,969
11,921,836
—18.8
1,102,569,771
$6,624,434,869
4-14.5
787,985.904
732.629,723
7.6
1.027,000.000
2.6
519,103.358
343,777,948
316,172.823
1,247,935,484
—11.7
;
Francisco
-'1-
—
Baltimore
Ten cities
358,895,052
+ 15.3
226,323,159
+
Total
(7
9.2
2,712,349.312
9,796,908
1,168,096,812.
1,179,475,34a
358,130,424
+ 12.8
775,469,977
+ 14.8
$16,061,100,626 $14,226,189,079
+12.9
379,408,827
1,098,849,726
cities)
5.740,836
12,346,306
1,159,196,646
—27.3
7,230,972
8,523,707
9.8
178,100,234
203,146,490
0.2
299,079,724
—20.6
40,731,600
403,447,830
36,108,900
—
—
+
—
—
—
7.5
4,545,952
6.093,635
9.4
6,998,126
8,886,772
5.6
308,347,389
383.129,061
5.2
845,033,997
1,049,336,395
3,055,444
3,049,745
13,765,000
164,756,529
+ 12.4
$15,171,119,734 $13,450,719,102
53,173,600
6,169,293
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 12.9
3,047,440,568
....
cities, five days
day
+.
42,238,000
11,186,552
Youngstown
$12,123,679,166 $10,738,369,790
five days——.
Other cities, five days.Total all
326,847,806
240,393,117
457,574,850
Mansfield
9.8
359,017,507
—
10,559,110
216,728,562
456,717,325
Columbus
+ 65.0
413.735,840
•
Cleveland
All cities,
310,563,000
512,483,000
7,679,570
Cincinnati
1.0
247,115,251
Pittsburgh
6,378,988
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
Cleveland
8.7
296,400,000
524,190,743
City
Louis
Federal
Ohio—Canton
1.0
299,300,000
Boston
Kansas
Ban
Fourth
1,054,000,000
$7,582,072,913
Chicago
Bt.
1950
1951
Philadelphia
(11 cities)—
1,166,074
3,726,984
1,133,000,000
TELEGRAPH
•Week Ended Nov. 24—
New York
$
1,400,148
for the week follows:
summary
1948
$
1,540,604
Reading
At
Our comparative
for the week ended Friday of 14.5%.
Inc.
Lancaster
$16,061,100,626 against $14,226,189,079 for the same week in 1950.
this center there is a gain
$
District—Philadelphia—
Chester
Our preliminary
corresponding week last year.
above those of the
1950
$
1
Bethlehem
cities of the country, indicate
12.9%
Reserve
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief
that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 24 clearings
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon
will be
Federal
'
compared with a year ago.
clearings this week will show an increase
for all cities of the United
'
1
.<
889,980,892
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
Virginia—Huntington
3,634,392
Virginia—Norfolk
3,987,294
18.137,000
South Carolina—Charleston
19,124,000
164,382,996
Richmond
192,299,618
—
8.9
5.2
4,878,000
—14.5
149,471,686
—
,
—
our
at time
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available
Accordingly, iii the above the last day of week in all
3,716,751
211,391,009
1.8
103,026,552
263,806,170
95,462,089
513,835,924
615,149,946
—16.5
475.462,028
544,556,284
—15.1
(6
cities)
—
cases
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
of going to press.
Tennessee—Knoxville
Kov. 17. For that week there
was a
at this center having recorded a decrease of 18.8%.
286,500,000
299,500,000
7.655,053
7,613,604
Macon
Georgia—Atlanta
5,439,698
6,010,896
Florida—Jacksonville
112,972,966
134,804,172
Alabama—Birmingham
decrease of 14.0%, the aggregate of clearings for
a
29,108,169
122,845,914
Nashville
145.987,895
f 146,727,413
.
Mobile
the whole country having amounted to $15,905,453,350, against $18,485,761,181 in the
Outside of this city there was
r~s
24,724,078
113.814,501
Augusta
has to be estimated.
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
able to give final and
week in 1950.
3,639,337
—25.0
112,835,844
Total
statement, however, which we present further below,
In the elaborate detailed
came
+ 11.7
282,600,982
110,855,865
Columbia—Washington..
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
issue of next week.
we are
4,302,208
212,018,385
District of
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
In
4,807,286
Maryland—Baltimore
one
Total all cities for week
9,187,552
686,639
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
loss of 9.6%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to
9,917,967
i:
+
764,138
152,266,625
Total (10 cities)
859,235,007
—
149,083,483
906,375,756
—
—
+
21,181,152
21.287,242
7.4
95,957,863
86.809,608
4.3
258,074,000
262,100,009
0.5
5,421,808
4,860,955
9.5
4,528,120
4,374,111
—16.2
104,787,306
119,291,375
99,361,770
—
—
0.5
-
126,424,619
7.3
7,289,269
—10.1
654,558
487,647
2.1
134,719,749
157,296,035
5.2
751,905,200
770,546,137
—
+
—
7,544,159
the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this it appears that
Seventh Federal
In the New York District (including this city) the totals record a decline of 18.1%,
Michigan—Ann
tn the Boston Reserve District of 12.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
11.7%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
a
Grand
falling off of 5.2%, in the
a
District the totals
2,043,400
Des Moines
Sioux City
—
—
OF
BANK
1950
,
let Bo 8 ton
—12
2nd New York
12
—
5rd Philadelphia
$
$
11
—
4th Cleveland
7
5th Richmond
6
Dec. %
S
;
701,580,122
—12.1
662,899,876
7th
_10
Chicago
6th St. Louis
-
_
Sth Minneapolis
10th Kansas
17
—
—18.1
8,501,126,222
8,219,985,471
1,247,935,484
—11.7
1,168,096,812
1,179,475,342
_
._
City
_
7
,10
_
11th Dallas
4
-
22th Ban Francisco
6
1,098,849,726
1459,196,646
1,049,336,395
513,835,924
615.149,946
859,235,007
906,375,756
1.158,407,492
1,261,196,836
615,286,582
702,577,274
499,425,387
524,055,492
569,039,267
596,396,783
411,573,096
945,515,137
44
our
—
5.2
—16.5
845,033,997
475,462,028
Eighth
544,556,284
44
5.2
751,905,200
4$
8.1
1,119.085,368
1,127,914,317
—12.4
629,840,661
:r-4i
4.7
408,818,663
507,537,536
537,533,140
583,006^220
498,777,820
—17.5
399,981,847
393,261,897
1,100,240,129
—14.1
514,424,701
932,100,668
—
—
15,905,453,350
18,485,761,181
8,758,240,090
_
«...
9,685,032,198
—14.0
16,414,208,605
16,614,733,766
9.6
8,255,059,309
8,712,390,419
—
Federal
Reserve
1950
$
Inc.
or
4,333,141
10,855,574
12,832,829
5,925,001
5,496,03a
2,158,861
4,465,495
Portland
4,527,932
507,956,222
f
584,188,324
—
:&•[
1948
$
4,478,574
4,339,891
562,200,284
Lowell
1,010,909
1,030,658
2,332,696
3,279,045
10,331,553
11,103,507
7,414,274
9,276,275
31,176,642
26,503,737
14,847,897
14,408,508
+
Bprlngfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
■'
Hew Haven
"
Island—Providence
31,085,600
Total (12 cities)
40,726,500
1,812,290
--
1,934,654
616,734,465
1,793,321
557,487,266
2,442,121
Bedford
1,831,272
1.4
2,246,715
—
4.8
—13.0
—
Fall River
—
—
8.0
1.9
2,158,994
York—Albany
56,241,909
:
1,094,348
;
1,003,712
—28.9
2,335,446
7.0
9,377,150
—20.1
6,932,588
6,741,291
+ 17.6
30,307,230
30,847,857
3.0
12,442,508
12,548,111
—
.
9,374,183
—23.7
32,644,700
33,657,900
6.3
1,809,800
1,835,044
—
662,899,876
663,791,660
46,119, 247
+ 21.9
48,525,089
19,926,347
4,231, 539
114,199, 959
3,158,657
■
2,319, 224
2.7
4,452,413
4,736,361
3.0
105,729,372
111,712,701
+ 36.2
2,185,067
2,176,731
+
2,537,066
3,105 065
—18.3
2,061,871
1,806,351
8,800,728, 983
—18.8
8,159,149,296
Rochester
7,902,343,347
27,563,130
28,504, 465
Syracuse
19,944.531
21,649, 609
Connecticut—Stamford
15,226,365
Hew Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Northern
Total
(a)
-
New
Jersey.
(12 cities)
1.261,196,836
*—14.1...
—
4,305,003
4.130,593
8.1
1,119,085,368
1,127,914,317
360,300,000
126,111.080
133,479,133
—14.6
160,307,668
142,450,934
2,328,677
,
341,300,000
+ 10.3
191,722,357
2,947,610
—21.0
2,121,913
615,286,582
^
353,600,000
154,307,307
—21.1
170,174,674
Total
(4 cities).
702,577,274
—12.4
629.840,661
1,991,872
638,221,9391
Ninth Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
11,046,903
8,050,780
330,081,264
124,055,394
348,711,500
10,180,146
6,600,458
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
5,543,809
8.389,969
5.3
270,740,015
350,734,091
2.6
101,885,700
114.936,120
12,581,603
4,937,392
7,026,655
—19.1
10,322,499
11,122,325
—11.7
4,095,677
6.1
5,582,215
5,558,952
.15,404,701
—15.0
10,648,748
12,224,82(1
499,425,387
Paul
+ 37.2
13,100,691
Minneapolis
St.
524,055,492
4.7
408,818,663
507,537,536
4,36(^531
Montana—Billings
Helena
54,414,073
127,342,861
—
—
4,571,259
Reserve District—Kansas City-
867,551
~~
Hastings
822,311
717,092
9,526,739
168,310,610
Omaha
735,903
9,168,207
Lincoln
--IIIIIIIIIII
I
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
175,460,002
8,850,495
8,176,564
18,933.241
14.602,608
366,803,698
341,322,126
13,778,078
I
3,757,930
Pueblo
3,315,126
Total
—
—
(lo cities).
569,039,267:
13,004,103
3,553,210
3,730,456
596,396,783
+
+
—
—
+
5.5
584,512
592,214
2.6
502,06.9
484,730
3.8
7,955,219
7,844,749
4.1
138,041,157
141,994,668
8.2
7,058,231
7,504,826
+ 29.7
12,402,282
13,011,240
6.9
354,948,710
391,173,786
+
+
—
6.0
11,026,347
15,596,304
5.8
2,613,136
2,634,744
—11.1
2,391,477
2,168,959
4.6
537,533,140
583,006,220
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
Texas—Austin
'
8,601,446
Fort Worth
Wichita
—14.7
9,682,599
8,174,142
417,893,224
42,801,244
9,619,000
—18.1
332,680,611
—15.2
33,007,147
326,565,599
33,566,879
36,282,221
6,655,000
(6
—30.8
7,225.00(1
6,111,784
+ 12.0
5,508,302
12,266,457
—10.9
12,265,133
4,414,856
13,315,421
411,573,096
cities)
6,833,000
6,846,449
10,925,280
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
10.086,111
342,262,700
Dallas
498,777,320
399,981,847
393,261,891
—17.5*
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
7,147,213,260
York
+
163,683,231
Galveston
—12.1
4,118,964
,
Jamestown
Hew
5,613,495
—
2,174,157
701,580,122
117,601,179
u
Buffalo
Elmlra
1,812,126
Louis—
2,275.909
Seeond Federal Reserve District- -New York—
Bingham p ton
1,158,407,492
Kansas—Topeka
2,054,172
-
Massachusetts—Boston
Hew
1.528,103
875,008,253
2.9
Nebraska—Fremont
1949
Dec. %
Reserve District-—Boston—
Hampshire—Manchester
1,297,693
—13.4
279,100,000
Wichita
Rhode
—25.1
14,853,976
8,371,767
District—St,
Illinois—Quincy
Tenth Federal
$
Clearings at—
Mew
16,598,573
5,354,954
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Week Ended Nov. 17
Hew
30,133,88(3
15,935,040
638,221,939
—
4.6
J 951
First Federal
34,599,346
770,546.137
—
Week ended Nov. 17 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
0.1
857,300,340
Total (7 cities)
add
now
3,708,298
+
—11.7
44
.112 cities
We
-
4,151,435
7.9
"
North
Total
9.0
78,158,29.1
—32.5
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
_10
Outside New York City_
2.933,223
75,661,134.
6,270,211
Missouri—St. Louis
44
44
35,804,564
20,421,159
6,872,830
2,678,488
1.1
—
668,791,660
9,172,278,893
.
6th Atlanta
5,887,674
—10.5
—
938,270,582
S
1,102,569,771
44
3,778,021
4,235,262
„
(17 cities)
616.734.4G5
44
88,261,524
7,248,127
4,802,948
7,514,981,496
cities
«#
7,247,173
60,597,009
8,951,358
1948
1949
Total
Federal Reserve Districts
5,329,339
65,386,000
—16.7
15,290,807
Decatur
Springfield
Inc.or
3.3
—19.4
.
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
CLEARINGS
+
8,037,311
11,441,565
18,026,263
—1,357,988
864,541,558
;
Peoria
1951
6,114,663
87,595,000
5,358,787
35,850,523
Rockford
SUMMARY
1.343,283
10,878,130
7,388,829
3,382,781
87,314,077
Haute
—
Week Ended Nov. 17—
1,332,387
12,633,447
1.4
9,535,745
"
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
7.5
+
—
8,300,712
Bend
Terre
In the San Francisco Reserve District by 14.1%.
6,689,830
—13.5
70,593,000
South
In the Kansas City Reserve
15,879,001
6,784,720
Wayne
2,209,030
13,740,394
Indianapolis
smaller by 4.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District by 17.5% and
are
Arbor
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
loss of 8.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
12.4% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.7%.
District—Chicago-
Lansing
Richmond Reserve District of 16.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 5.2%. The
Chicago Reserve District suffers
Reserve
17,733, 515
66,962,362
72,107, 696
7,514,981,496
9,172,278,893
146,744,876
Yakima
San
Santa
16,110,355
13,854,944
13,992,369
973,745
53,269,933
55,417,918
203,544,9£
7.3
67,113,994
75,377,1£
—
—
19, 799,947
—23.7
14, 943,216
—28.5
13,950,080
12,545,6£
9,501,3:
—15.0
483,778,382
456,893,If
7.1
68,813,495
19, 057,233
—19.1
14,082,956
7, 191,238
10, 918,972
—28.5
5,503.574
5,301,21
7.8
8,896,556
11,153,7(
8,501,126,222
8,219,985.471
10,070,931
(10
Total
cities)
(112
—
'
13,277,7f
945,515,137
1,100,240,129
—14,1
15,905,453,350
18,485,761,181
—14.0
16,414,208,605
16,614,733,766
8,758,240,090
cities)
9,685,032,198
9.6
8,255,059,309
3,712,390,411).
914,424,791
932,100,5i
65,441,839
—18.1
16,276,804
5,140,668
Barbara
Total
Grand
4,680,4f
588. ,380,435
15,099,783
810,564
—11.6
139,825,01
3,930,266
189,790,861
15,411,556
Stockton
—14.1
111,101,318
7.6
+
10,682,776
Jose
25,510,588
16,223,250
81, 116.449
—13.1
—12.6
500,153,199
:
Pasadena
San Francisco
25,887,747
4, 725,275
185, 226,916
75,200,254
(Jtah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
3.3
168, 880.448
5,083,113
161,927,981
Oregon—Portland
7.9
—
(a)
61,579 591
Washington—Seattle
—
Outside New York
a
Now
included
in
Newark.
—
Volume 174
Number 50C7
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2029)
45
•v
the
Foreign Exchange Rates
current volume
the details
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
give below a record for the week just passed:
NOTICE
Company
Bush
-
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
,
'
'
►,
,
RATES
CERTIFIED
"
.
FEDERAL
BY
NOVEMBER
1G,
1951
RESERVE
BANK
TO NOVEMBER
22,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
Louis
Division
Philadelphia
1830
OF
Unit
Value
in
United
States
1st
collat.
trust
Black
Hills
Central
1st
Nov. 16
Argentina peso—
'
Basic
Nov. 17
$
V
,
.200000*
Preferential
Free
2"
"
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
;
;
„
"
1
.
Closed
-1
3%-6%>
Canada, dollar _1
;
:
Rcf.
Eastern
2.231739
Thanksgiving
.0198375
.0544060
.0544060
bonds, series A,
.328500
.328500
.328500
.655546
.956406
&
mtge.
York
(M.
and
S
_Dec
3
1787
due
1974_Dec
31
1787
A.)
Co.,
$4.25
.957812
.208500
.208500
.144916®
.144916®
preferred
Finland,
.00435401,;'
.00435401®
.00435401®
.00435401®
North Shore Gas Co.—
1st mortgage 4 V* %
:00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
Pacific
.238379®
.238379®
.238379®
.208700
.208700
.200700
Ireland,
pound
Mexico,
peso
.298700
r
2.803750®
!
.
*
Closed
—
2.803750®
2.803750
.115707
Netherlands,
"
.115707
.
.262560
guilder
.262700
_
2.772277
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
■'
i:
Sweden, ;krona
i
Switzerland,
•
.193269®
franc
7'-
'
:_L__
.496433®
.0346250
-
■■
.193269®
.393269®
■
.228800
.228800
.228800
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
Thanksgiving
2.300625
.223800
I
'7, 77
'7,7^7
of
2.783750
South
Africa, pound
United Kingdom,, pound sterlingUruguay, peso
1
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
"
Closed.;:
2.800039
r-'
.658327®t
Oil
2.800781
2.80C937
&
.658327®+
.425531®t
.42531®+
tApplication
,
depends
upon
type
Company
Northern
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Increases
and
;
:
-
Nov. 21,
'
Gold
fund
22,
1951
1950
20,382,181
."
*
21,333,430
675,483
534,094
21;057,664
F.
R.
»
<•
-
'
ctf.
gold
242,446
300,751
and
advances
Industrial loans
G.
'
21,105,318
reserves.
cash
Discounts
U.
227,010
4,318
_—;
274,260
J
247,050
2,22.6
4,149
„
Bills
191,345
12,812,858
5,068,073
Bonds
5,068,073
"Total
5,333,777
S.
5,325,227
4.268,375
of
Uncollected
cash
.
■
574,646
33
33
24
173,376
163,552
134,280
4,141,113
4,333,991
3,438,370
'
43,127
'.
43,055
137,121
Treasury
bills
decreased
million in the Boston District.
million
'
i
49,706,723
45,379,715
1
" ■' •J—"1
■
■
'
•
and
in
District; the net increase at all reporting
member banks
The
in
borrowings
363,993
245,488
594,296
222,207
of assets and liabilities of reporting
1695
1599
preferred stock
Seaboard Container
Corp.,-5V2V0 conv. preferred stock_Nov 30
Shellmar Products Corp., 4%%
preferred stock
Dec
6
1791
221,039
307,493
20,911,123
18.404,238
Nov. 14,
3,408,296
2.821,661
17,246
17,678
■V
"
■
48,767,362
Capital
1951
Loans
Investments—Total
Surplus
(Section
V
Total liabilities & cap.
510,022
Loans
27.543
27,543
166,325
149,572
brokers
to
Other
and
49,706,723
of
gold
note
certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
to
liabilities
combined-
46.3 %
46.4 %•
52.5'
Contingent, liability on accept¬
purchased for foreign
ances
and
dealers
to
correspondents
17.U51
14,686
24,170
6,273
6,711
3,337
Industrial loan commitments—
S.
Other
—
with
condition statement
,
banks of
the
shows
the
ended
Nov.
decrease
and
Federal
following
14:
of $119
of
increases
Federal
An
Reserve
of
weekly reporting member
System
principal
increase of
million
changes
in holdings
$222
for
$381 million
$170 million in
Banks,
in leading
the
cities
week
in loans;
a
i
reserve
balances
indebtedness
with
in
all
million
in
balances
increases
million
in
the
were
$39
agricultural
except Richmond and
million
loans
a
total
+
54
—
16
table
payment
Jan
1698
1791
1
Issue,
V;
1792
/
in which
show
we
120
4
—
63
—
—
+
1
+
20
+
508
+
84
+
491
10
+
•
31,457
—
—
—
119
2,990
+
+
8
+
2
—
146
+
139
+
1,892
1,056
1,905
—
3,055
domestic
56
+
294
+
170*
+
Company
Share
Corp. (N.
preferred (s-ai
Ball
5%
&
conv.
85
+
146
+
222
+
55
■,<
-
-
Y.), com.
fquar.)
and
Bearing, com.
preferred iquar.)
—
:
(Watertown, N. Y.)
!
-
-
Alabama
Power Co., 4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
Aldens,
Inc.,
11,057
+
common
preferred
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.
prior
4%
(accum.)
(quar.)
Li
Govt,
preferred
+
142
'
—.
preferred
American
figures
revised.
(San
B
series
2
2
I-
1
12-14
12-14
12-
7
12-
7"
American
(quar.)
(extra)
preferred
12-14
11-21
11-21;
11-30
11-30
12-14
11-30.
12-22
12-
3
1-
2
12-
2
12-
3
10c
12-15
12-
ls
12-15
12-
4
25c
12-21
12-5
Steamship
75c
(quar.)_
pfd.
11-23
12-10
11-28
10%
12-27
12-14
12-20
12-10
50c
(quar.)_
common
$1
$1.75
Tobacco
Surety Co.
12-
12-20
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
12-14
30c
(quar.)-—
Sumatra
Corp
25c
T
(s-a)
$1.50
convertible
prior preferred (quar.)
Writing Paper Corp. (s-a)
2
12-22
1-
11-30
12-
5
2
12-
5
12-13
12-
3
2
1-
12-14
$2.25
1-15
12-17
$3
12-15
11-30
$1.75
1-15
12-31
12-15
ll-30;
12-18
12-
4
(quar.)
Extra
12-
4-
12-18
prior
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)—
25c
12-28
11-30
25c
com.
12-28
11-30
$1.25
(quar.) f
2-
1
1-
3
10c
Co.
Spring
Corp.
Atlantic
+
618
Greyhound,
Avondale
Voting
Mills
4%
pfd.
Machine
4%
Porcelain
Bancobio
Corp.
preferred
Steel,
11-30 "
11-30
12-18
12-
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
4
(year-end)
7%
:
(year-end)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
in
New
York
Bangor & Aroostook
Basic
11-20
1
City, $36
Chicago District, $28 million in the San
Lomb
Below will be found
including
and
those
common
called
a
preferred
Beaux-Arts
list of corporate
bonds, notes,
redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
stocks
called
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
12-17-
12-
4
11-24
12-
1
11-15;
50c
12-20
12-10
$4
12-21
11-30
83,4C
1-
2
12-11
(quar.)
for
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Bibb
Bingham-Herbrand
Stock
$1.25
1-
2
12-
6-
12-15
12-
3
15c
1-15
1-
2
12 V2C
2
12-15
12-14
1-
11-29
12-13
11-30
50C
11-21
12-24
11-30
;
50c
12-18
12-
25c
:
Corp.
(quar.)
12-15
40C
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
12-18
$1
Black, Sivalis & Bryson, Inc.—
Common
(quar.)
4'A'/<
12-18
12-28
15c
Apartments
Packing Co.
Manufacturing
12-28
25c
(resumed)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.
Beech-Nut
preferred
RR.,
Inc. (quar.)
Optical Co., cbm.
(reduced)
Beau Brummell Ties, Inc.
(quar.)
Notices
of
4%
&
1
12-28
50c
25c
Refractories,
Bausch
1
„
8c
Corp.
(monthly)..
non-cumulative
12-14
$1
(quar.)
12-
40c
(quar.)_.
12-1'
50c
(year-end)
12-21
12-19
20c
Cork
$1.25
30c
—
11-30
50c
Copper Mining (year-end)
Copper Mining (year-end)
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)„
Arcady Farms Milling Co._,
11-30*
12-14
50c
Anaconda
Andes
12-14
10c
Automatic
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
„
$1
25c
Zinc, Lead & Smelting,
1-
3
25c
Extra
Ampco Metal,
,
3
1-
37'/2c
_
$5
1
(quar.)—.
Sugar Refining,
American
12-
87 V2C
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
American Woolen Co., common
(year-end)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$4
12-1
12-14
87V2c
<quar.)__
President Lines, 57c
Stores Co. (quar.)
American
4
11-29*
$1
Hospital Supply
American
5
12-18
35c
(quar.)
Laundry Machinery Co. (year-end)
American Mail Line, Ltd. (stock dividend)
American
11-30.
1212-
5c
American
American
12-20
12-20
12-14
$3.50
Lines
Hardware
American-Hawaiian
121
District).
11-
12-31
25c
Baker-Rauland Co.
<year-end)_
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Francisco
12-15
5c
preferred series A
Export
American
Baltimore
7
2
$2
conv.
699
23,838
1-
$5
(quar.)
Colortype Co. (quar.)
Cyanamid Co., common
American
—
accounts,
12-15
20c
,
Associated
770
ia.r
S.
1
2
50c
,
preferred (accum.)
Cigarette & Cigar (quar.)
218
deposit accounts, except
1
1-
$1.061/4
convertible
—
+
12-
12-
75c
$1.05
(quar.)
20c
Armstrong
21
12-15
$1.15
prior preferred
conv.
Mills,
670
466
25c
37 V2 c
(quar.)
(quar.)"
Industries, Inc.
Allied
2,999
+
11-23
1
12-15
Alleghany Corp.—
+
1,239
week
"November
••
Extra
——
11-30
12-
25c
+
59
Holdert
12-15
15c
(quar.)_
Extra
7®
—
1,950
-
U,
10c
$2.50
Roller
Agricultural Ins.
74*
+
•
16,117
deposits:
banks
demand
52,249
When
Payable of Reo.
'
Electric
1,945
+
2,661
banks
—
14,555
Banks
payments previ¬
Per
i, /y8
—
30
the
date.
Name of
Acme
American
981
Reserve
in¬
Francisco District, and $23 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
966
with
$181 million at all reporting member banks; the princi¬
pal
this
bonds
10c
industrial,. and
districts
216
5.945
bills;
banks, and $142 million in borrowings,
Commercial,
creased
to
—
6.571
demand
Interbank
35
19,186
Foreign banks
Borrowings
Debits
+
3,336
of
deposits adjusted
Interbank
during
of Treasury
—
Time deposits, except government
U.
S.
Government deposits
Domestic
Reserve
domestic banks, $466 million in demand deposits credited
to domestic
Demand
4,793
3,942
5,949
securities—Total
Liabilities—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
+
+
691
Federal
with
380
181
556
vault
Balances
+
+
5,675
,
securities
in
second
American
bonds
Reserves
4,710
pur¬
banks
Government
Cash
The
mortgage
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
7%
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
U.
+
172
for
loans
S.
+3,112
381
for
loans
Loans
U,
186
+
carrying:
securities
estate
Other
serves,
or
loans
Other
45,379,715
+
agricultural
purchasing or carrying:
U, S. Government obligations
Real
49,415,706
2nd
DIVIDENDS
3'/2 %
20,848
industrial,
S. Government obligations
Other securities
488,173
172,620
accts.
in
1956
—
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the
dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we
follow with
3j/2 %
1950
34,977
Commercial,
221,800
27,543
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
234,971
1951
72.52G
Loans—gross
44,492,627
510,022
7)
•Announcement
>
American
Nov. 15,
34,498
chasing
235,131
Building Corp.,
bds., due
5%
American District Telegraph Co. (N. J.)
and
Loans—net
U.
paid in_„
Nov. 7,
(in millions of dollars)
10,869
48,470,390
Atlanta
States
Extra
Assets—
Capital Accounts—
Ratio
mem¬
Inc. (+) or
16,621,898
2,902,942
liabilities
United
American
loans
Total
largely in New York
City and Chicago.
934.109
liab., incl. accrued divs.
Dec
RR.,
&
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.
"(year-end)
American Beverage Corp.—
540,738
578,232
21,006,971
Total
Page
1788
Allen
was
dec. (—) since
19,850,300
Other
1957
1
$2.50
$74 million.
was
increase
23,255,859
19,842,539
.
1200
CALLED
due
A
1896
1
1
414%
the Boston
,
acct—
1697
13
1
Aetna
million in the Atlanta District, and they
A summary
24,430,765
1697
1
Dec
5%
$56 million, respectively.
ber banks follows:
24,543,231
27
Dec
Holdings of United States
Minneapolis District, $46 million in the Cleveland Dis¬
1
•
deposits •„
Deferred availability cash items
'
in
million
$69
Demand deposits adjusted increased $60 million in the
114,393
49,415,706
ISSUE
1st mtge.
preferred
a
of
Chicago, $45 million in the New York District, and $33
37,713
145,337
U. S. Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
Other
increased
loans
decreased $47 million in New York City and $40 million
Member bank—reserve accts.
.
estate
trict, and $39
Federal Reserve Notes—
,
Real
19.295,689
•/
Deposits:
classification.
$20 million.
•
V.
press
purpose
19,544,965
items
,
complete analysis will be available in
release next Tuesday which will include
a
23,397,503
banks—
1697
utilities
Public
23,675,912
—
Liabilities—
trade.
products,
23,275,013
-
assets
retail
and
metal
and
23,506,345
premises—.
Total
metals
securities-
other
assets
of
securities—
and
foreign banks—:
notes
Bank
Govt,
loans
from
Other
the
13,980.718
—
Total U.
R.
preliminary;
71,950
Notes
F.
i
126,970
12,746,193
—
Certificates.—
re¬
Government bonds and "other securities" decreased $30
securities:
Govt,
:
Due
wholesale
Holdings
Total
Other
the
another
679,436
:
were
21,867,524
295,395
20 ;426,182
for
'
notes
range
1790
1
Date
textiles, apparel, and leather made
repayments totaling around $30 and $20 million, respec¬
tively. These changes according to industry of borrower
are
Lv.';L--w.
-4
certificates
Redemption
million
1790
1
and manufacturers of
Nov.
Nov. 14,
1951
:-7''.:'
Assets—.
t
manufacturers
to
and
(In thousands of dollars!
.
:
$35-$50
1
Nov
Issue—
ported in loans to commodity dealers, sales finance com¬
panies,
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
the
in
1696
1498
Ry.—
Long Beach Gas Co.,
Mead
Corp., second
trict.
1695
1
Dec
1960
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—
General mortgage
bonds, series
merchandise.
of
1
Dec
1961
1
Dec
due
mortgage 3%% bonds, due 1966—
England Theatres, Inc."—
mortgage bonds, due 1958
Savannah
•Nominal.
•
1598
1695
Dec
1966
series A,
ENTIRE
.561797®t
M
1597
Rochester Telephone Corp.;—
4% s. f. debentures, due 1963
;
Dec
Shoe Corp,
of America, $4.50
preferred stock——Dec
Union Terminal Co., 1st
mtge. 3% bonds, due 1978
Dec
,658327®t
.561797®t "-7
.425531®t
1
Dec
due
bonds, due
Day
.658327®t
.561797®t
•
Dec
stock
Corp.—
'
v
.561797®t
.425531®t
debentures,
mortgage 3 V2%
1st
.140154®
.0346125
'
Union
1st
1st
.496433®
"
.0346000
1692
Poli-New
.140154®
.-49C433®
-
3% %
Western
Piedmont
.
.262200
.193269® •>
.0346500
i.
Day
2.773204
.140154®
7','
.490433®
peso__
escudo
1691
1
15-year 3 V.' % debentures, due 1964
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
'
'
Islands,
Portugal,
-
Thanksgiving
2.773101
-
Corp.,
bonds,
.115707
.263000
2.772896
.
.140154®
7
:
.
Philippine
.115707
1
Dec
Dec
Mission
2.803750®
v
'
—L-.
due 1973_Dec
Utilities- Corp.,
3V2 %
conv.
debentures Dec 26
Jacksonville Terminal Co., 1st
mtge. 33/a% bds., series A.Dec
1
Merchants National
Properties, Inc., debs., due 1958_Dec
1
Midi RR., 4%
bonds, foreign series, due 1960
„
.238379®
1690
P
bonds, series H,
Corp.—
bonds, due 1961
.957656
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark__
India, Dominion of; rupee
Page
1
Power
3V<%
.208500
France
series
imp. mtge. 37/a%
New
stock.Dec
bonds, series A,
3%%
,144916®
markka
preferred
Ry.—
.208500
•
.
5.40%
Co.—
.144916®
rupee
1791
REDEMPTION
mortgage bonds,
Ohio
mortgage
Hanna
1787
14
2039_Dec
Date
Light Co.,
Denmark, krone
Ceylon,
due
International
Day
1786
26
bonds—Nov
Ry.—
ref.
and
1st
2.231822
.0198375
.0544060
.328500
Malayan dollar..
Pacific
and
.200000®
&
Power
general
Chesapeake
.0690000®
,0198375
M.
British Malaysia,
1st
$
.133333®
..•0691333®
2.23i573
.0198375
Ncv. 22
4
.200000®
.06J1333®
.0544060
:
and
.133333®
.133333®
'■
.6692000®
2.231075
Nov. 21
$
.200000®
.133333s1
——!—ZZZI
Nov. 20
$
'
Power
Maine
Central
*
Nov. 19
$
mtge.
Company and Issue—
York
New
Money
Page
3
Transportation Co.—
mortgage
INCLUSIVE
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
and Monetary
Date
.
PARTIAL
Country
TENDER
Issue—
Buildings Co., 1st mtge. bds., due 1960_Dec
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
Consol.
1951,
and.
in which
Terminal
St.
;
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
were
12-31
12-14
7
5%
12-31
12-14
30c
12-21
12-
12-12
12- 3
$1.06 "A
3
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2030)
>
;*
-
^
^
Name
Boston
of Company
&
When
per
'; ; •'
■
-
12-31
Class
Breeze
Corp., Inc.—
(Directors deferred action on common divi¬
dend at meeting held on Nov. 16).
class A-------—
C. I. T.
California"Electric
■
<
1
.1
preferred (quar.)—62 ,2c
preferred (quar.)
:-r—-rrrrr—
7 5%% preferred <quar.)_
5.60% preferred (quar.)—
$3 preferred (quar.)——————
California Ink Co. (quar.)_
California-Pacific Utilities, common (quar.)
5ft- preferred (quar.)
'
5%% preferred (quar.)_———
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.t
Canada Permanent Mtge. Corp. (Toronto)
$2.50
v.
11-26
2uc
35c
f5c
2;„^c
425c
—
—
Ltd. (quar.)—
?60c
Rand Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
+51
Ltd
?25c
Canadian Wirebound Box, Ltd.—+
$1.50 Class A ;(quar.)_—
—~-+3?/3°
Capital Wire Cloth Mfg. Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
425c
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
40c
5'/i preferred (quar.)
—
Case (J. L) Company, common (quar.)—7oc
Celanese,
Canadian Ingersoll
El
1
2
12-14
1-
2
2
12-14
2-
1
1-15
12-10
12-15
1212-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
dend
12-15
12-
.
,
12-
6
12-15
12-
gains
\
1-
2
12-10
preferred (quar.)_
Catalin Corp. of America—-———Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A-;t'
B
Class
-7
;
425c
50c
453
———r
———--
Ltd.-
Celtic Knitting Co.,
Canada Loan & Savings Co.
Central
30c
+1™
(spec.)
11-12
12-13
12-
12-
1
12-12
Extra
(quar,)_.
—— —
(quar.) _——(increased quar.)
Central Mairid- Power
'•
Extra
preferred (quar.)——
(N. Y.)
4%%
11-22
7-10
12-
7
12-
3
12-14
12-
3
1
75c
12-27
12-14
11-23
$1.75
25c
$1
preferred (quar.)
11-26
1-2
12-20
50c
5%
(quar.)
com.
12-15
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.,
Stock dividend
$75.35
2-15
1-15
2-15
1-15
f $1
—
1-
2
12-17
Cleveland
Stockyards
Union
Gold
Cochenour-Willans
Coleman
Co.,
(quar.)—
Ltd—,
Mines,
(quar.)
common
_
_____
—
preferred (quar.)
Fuel
Columbia
■50c
Iron
&
preferred
participating
(quar.)
—.
Locks
class A
Co.,
Paper
Credit
Co.
(quar.)
Compo Shoe Machinery
Conde
Nast
Publication
(quar.l
Consolidated
Cigar Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated
Lithograph
2nd
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
Extra
Corp.,
dividend
$5.25 preferred
A
Extra
Co.,
Atlantic
12-15
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-
11-20
12-28
12-
12-15
11-26
3
12-15
12-
•
3
3
2
12-14
15c
70c.
12-29
11-30
12-14
11-29
50c
12-15
12-
1
50c
12-15
12-
1
50c
12-28
12-18
12-28
12-18
6
2-21
633hc
10%
1-
3-
50c
75c
75c
pfd. accum.)
6
2-21
12-28
3-
12-18
preferred
Sugar Co.
Mills,
Burling
(L.
3
12-
3
12-14
$1.25
—
12-20
12-
6
37Vac
—___;—
1-
2
12-12
35c
(quar.)_
12-
5
11-22
50c
—.—
Oil
Derby
Stock
$1.12%
12-17
11-30
Co.
11-30
12-15
12-
1-
2
1
12-15
30c
(year-end)———
Inc.
Fund
Delaware
37Vac
,_
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
—
12-
3
12-18
12-
1
80c
——
:
_
_
12-14
10c
Company
A.)
Bay Mines,
Falls
.Extra
Co.
12-15
12-
5
12-10
10%
12-13
12-10
7%c
dividend
12-24
12-14
11-26
25c
————
1
Hardware
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Cup Co.,
Bi-ewry's,
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Betroit
Blnna
C;xie
Mfg.
new
12-15
12-
12-15
11-30
5
40c
12-20
12-
71%c
A.)
_
12-10
11-25
5
Inc.—
of
Telegraph
Bros.,
Goodrich
(B.
and
come
a
from
year
net
end
of
investment
F.)
Year-end
(W.
(quar.)
V2C
also
Co., com.
R.)
&
Company
Paper
Extra
Du
—
Mont
5%
Laboratories
(E.
Common
(34.50
$3.50
(Allen
preferred
preferred
4V4%
Wet tern
Sugar
preferred
25c
11-30
1-
1
12-15
$1
Stores, common (quar.K
participating preferred (quar.)
12-14
11-26
1-25
1-10
87V'2C
(year-end)_
(quar.)—
12-12
11-30
$1.12'/2
(quar.)_
Miller
12-12
12-
Minnesota
12-20
1
Mobile
1-25
60c
10%
$1.50
30c
Sl.OGVh
1-
2
12-
1
12-
1
1-10
12-
2
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
12-31
12-
7
$1.25
12-31
12-
12-10
25c
12-10
11-26
15c
12-10
11-26
60c
12-
5
12-
5
11-26
30c
1-
2
12-10
$1
12-
7
11-30
3-31
3-11
50c
$1.25
9-30
9-10
12-13
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
32-
5
1-26
12-28
1-
12-
2
12-12
1-
2
5
Water
Co.
(H.
J.)
Co., 3.65%
pfd.
(quar.)
(Directors took
Stock
Murphy (G. C.i
Extra
Hotels
Statler
Stock
National
Press
$4
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_.
dividend
A
I-T-E
Circuit Breaker
Illinois
Central RR.
1
pfd.
year-end 1
National
Pressure
12-21
11-30
National
Sewer
11-30
Co.
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A
Industrial
Wire
Cloth
International
4.70%
(year-end)
Nestle-Le
12-22
11-30
11-30
12-31
12-27
12-10
11-30
12-10
11-30'
N.
12-14
11-23
12-14
11-23
Power
11-26
1
11-10
11-23
$1.25
_
12-20
1-
50c
—
!
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)——
*
_
.
11-30
2
12-
12-20
15c
1-
12-
2
took
action
no
on
divid.
at meeting held
Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
Service
Co.,
com.
on
non-cum.
6%
60c
;
preferred, B
City
2
11-30
—
.
Kansas Gas & Electric,
preferred
4%%
A
(quar.)
(quar.l
Extra
Kcnnecott
(quar.)
—
Copper
Corp.
(year-end)
12-15
11-30
Co.
1-15
12-15
$2
Shore
Gas
on
Co.
Indiana
Ogilvie
Flour
Mills,
Ltd.
:
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
common
Old
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
1
11-17
Onondaga
1-
2
12-15
Oshkosh
24.3
$1.07
1-
2,
35c
12-14
«.
■.c.mo
,
12-10
11*30
Life
$2.25
12-20
12*
/
Increased
r.12- 5
12-
12-15
,
-
Co.
5;
12-
35c
12-30.'
12-3
12-30
12-
2
41-28
1-
2
11-28
50c
12-31
Co.
Pacific
6%
A
12-14
56 V4C
(quar.)
12-14
2
3-
1.
6-
1
25c
25c
(quar.)
American
60c
32-14
11-30
Pan
12-19
11-30
Parker
iquar.)
Airways,
Appliance Co
Inc
12-
7
12-10
11-21
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12-17
11-30
12-17
11-30
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.75
12-31
$1.50
com.
fquar.)___
Corp., 4%
7
12-17
15c
75c
Telegraph,
5-15
12t
5%
A
'•
Pacific Western Oil
$2.25
12-17
20c
%
-
8^
2-15
America—
tquar.)^
Indemnity 90.
Telephone
preferred
3
2
1-
56%c
of
!Stock di.vi4end
Pacific
12-
1-
97%c
75C
Can
3
1-
125C
Extra
Pp'cific
11-23
125c
Co
Inc.
11-30v
i
V:V-
25c
B'Gosh,
5
11-30
12-20+1
;
quarterly
Pottery
12-15 s
$1.10
preferred
,
11-20
■«
12-15
*
.12-10
'
1
1- *2"
12-20v
22V2C
(quar.)__
Insurance
-
) 4
11-17
12-
Inc.,
preferred A
Line
7
12-10
lO'tfr
(quar.)
Ohrbach's.
2
12-
11-30
12-20
50c
common—,
(quar.)
)
11-17
1-
2
12-10"
.
lquar.)____
11-30
12-20
1-
12-14-.
12- *7
2
85c
Service,
preference
1
3
1-
$2
(quar.)
Public
convertible
2
3
12-10
12-28
four-for-one basis.
a
1-
12-
12-31
40c
to be held some time in
December, a!;
plan for splitting the common and pre¬
shares
11-30
5-.;
12r
$2.29 %
12-
11+24
12-15'
;
12-14
,25c.,
.!
:
11-30
12-13
:
v,
(quar.)______'
12-
11-30
i;;%.40cfi'
(quar.)
I
12-12
12-15
Directors of the above company will sug¬
gest to the stockholders at a meeting
preferred
■
12-17-
$2.50
preferred
12-13
2
v
'
3.90%
12-13
1-
>
50c
Corp.—
4.40%
12-10
12-14
37 V2C
(quar.)__!
Investment
11-30
<
2
12-28
93 %c
11-30
75c
.
1"
+$1.20
preferred (accum.)__.
5V2% preferred
Va %
11-20
lv
25c!;:
iquar.)
common
2
40c
—
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.
2
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)_
Island Lime & Transport Co.
11-30
Corp.,
1-
25c
2
S3
1-
$1.25
Light
1
12-
(year-end )_____—_
$1.12 Vi
—
12-
12-12
Inc
$3
(quar.)
12-12
50c
$3
(quar.)_—
12-
40c
dividend
American
$2.25
(quar.)
12-14
1-
50c
75c
$3
(s-a)
12-14
12-14
12-3
12-19
$1.13:,/4
_
+
x$1.25
1
2)
,
(quar.)
__I
x$1.75
Ry.—
$4.50 preferred
Power &
1-
2
37 %c
(quar.)
x$1.25
—
—
preferred C
Joseph & Feiss Co.
12-15
11-
(Hartford)—
$3
(s-a)
Drug Co.,
2
11-30
40c
6%
4
12- 8
A
12-15
25%
Electric
preferred
Stock
North
3
12-15
12-17 •i
$1.50
Co.
Corp.
Extra
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp.
Year-end
1-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
non-cum.
12-15
12-14
$75c
(quar.)
Niles-Bement-Pond
North
2
1
12-31
12-14
(quar.)
Ltd.
Statler
Mining
Northern
1-
7
12-
11-30
12-
dividend
3%%
4
22'/2c
7x$1.75
A
12-20
Stock
12-20
14.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.28%
Hotel
Newport
1
year-
Nov.
com,
12-
12-12
1-2
(initial)—
preferred
Y.
ferred
Electric,
11-23
2
i r.i i*i.
Co.
common
6':
12-21
32-15
583/4C
New
Corp.—
Public
Mur
Newmont
12-10
1-
62 %c
(quar.l
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
New Haven Gas Light
(quar.)
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
12-28
12-17
12-17
divi¬
(accum.)
11-29
Products—
(quar.)-:
5% preference D (quar.)
Kansas, Oklahcma & Gulf
Kelley
$2.40 convertible class A
12-22
12-
12-21
7
12-31
iquar.)
Ltd.-—•
Co.,
Car,
37V'2c
Mills
preferred
(Directors
Kansas
Pipe
Corp.
11-23
11-30
i
12-10
Co.
Steel
12-31
12-21
12-10
50c
Cooker
Steel
15c
—
Hosiery
Interstate
Katz
Insurance Co.
National
1
12-10
11-15
25c
(extra)
Neptune Meter Co. (extra).
75c
(quar.)—
Copper
Cellucotton
quar.)
Interstate
6%
Fire
National
1
12-
12-20 A
11-30
-
62 %c
Quarterly
.
12-15
2-
12-17
$1 b
11-29
12-
12-24
1
25c
common
common
1-5
20c
—
(quar.)
Products
Inspiration Consolidated
Iowa
National
Inc.,
32-22
25c
11-26
12-10
$2
(s-a)_
____—_
common
75c
45c
(s-a)
B
12-13
12-
20c
fquar.)_
3
10%
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.,
11-20
40c
12-
15c
Inc._^
Mfg.
1
5%'
Lines
City
20c
-
dividend
Hydraulic
Stock
Co.,
(s-a)
12-14
11-26
12-
$1
;
+6c
Ltd
12- 8
12-22
60c
class A convertible preference
Muskogee Company (quar.
5%
Title Guaranty Co.
Mines
11-30
12-26
,
60c
pfd.
$2
25c
Gold
12-14
12-20 ,1
$1
4%
434%
preferred (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
35c
Consolidated
2
1-
50c.
dividend
11-15
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hollinger
12- "4
12-20
12-17
50c
on
30c
Extra
Hinde & Dausch
12-10
25c
(year-end)
action
110
11-30
12-17
12-10
.
75c
at meeting held on Nov. 20).
participating preferred (s-a)
Mullins Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
T
1
1
1
12-22
dend
32-21
1-
12-
12-22
30c
Co.—
30c
•
-
8
12-
$1.62%
5%
12-14
91 Vic
■
-
(quar.)
1
50c
12-21
Hein-Werner
Co.
12-
(quar.)_
(year-end)
Birmingham RR.,
'
,
8
(year-end)
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)___
Portland Cembnt
12-14
12-
10c
%
(quar.l—
Development
50c
—
j
Inc., $1 prior pfd. (resumed)
Fund, Ine.__w—V)
&
H-30
11-30
20c
Products
Corp.
25c
Brewing Co.;
Corp.
(quar.)
.
2
12-31
10c
5
—
Packing, 6V2%
Hone
1-
$1
Hosiery Co., common...-.
_% i
preferred (quar.)_____
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
Muehlebach (George) Brewing Co., common
5
(G.)
12t10
50c
5%
11-23
Heileinan
50c
25c
Mojud
11-26
60c
(quar.)
11-30
62V2C
(quar.)__i__-_.——-
Modine Mfg. Co, (quar.):
Mohawk Rubber Co. (quar.)
7
12-21
12-28
12-19
25c
1
12-14
1- 2
30c
——
12-
Mission
25c
(quar.)
*
12-10
35c
quar.)—
Hart,
Missouri
12-
(
"
&
12-
1-
(increased
Piping & Supply Co
12-15
■
12-14
2
1- 2
25c
(quar.)
Company
12-31
1- 2
Brick
Mickelberry's Food
12-12
1-2
Corp.
(H. H.)
12-
Harrisburg Railways (s-a)„—
——15c
Hartman Tobacco Co., $4 prior pfd.
(quar.)-.-;«:^T; $1
Hastings Mfg. Co. (quar.)
15c
Hathaway Manufacturing (quar.)
$1.50
Havana Lithographing Co
15c
6%
(quar.)—.—
Brothers
12-12
Inc.—
I.) de Nemcurs & Co.—
(year-end)
preferred
preferred
Edison
B.i,
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
Stock dividend
6%
25c
—■———.
convertible
du Pont
50c
Meyer
12-12
5
4
8
11-23
1-15
$30c
,
—
Metropolitan
Midwest
12-10
Co.
Disintegrating
12-
(quar.)
;
1-
I *
-
Forming
12-12
——
3%
(quar.)
12-14
50c
(quar.)—
Co,
12-31
5-
50c
(quar.)—
Driver-Harris
12-
25c
——————
C
11-20
Metal
Metals
12-21
$1.50
L-
l-
'
62»/2c
—
Year-end
Midvale
Co
,.
(s-a)____
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (year-end)——
Machine Co. (quar.)
12-
(quar.)__.__
B
11-30
1
12y2c
———
preference
16c
12-
pfd.
Mesta
12-14
Greene Cananen Copper (year-endt
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., com. (quar.)!
7%
from
;
1
Middlesex
.
—_
Insurance
preference
gains l
1
12-21
5%
T.
25c'
■..
12-
8
12-
12- 5
75c
—
Micromatic
(quar.)
5%
a
3
12-
;42V
25c
—.—
Publishii g
12-
——
7%
plus
income,
1212-
12-21
12-15
1- 2
12-15
$1-25
,
:
B
71 Vic
'--J.
5Vs»c dis¬
investment
Class
Meredith
$1.50
(quar. (
tribution from net realized profits on the
sale
of
securities
(long-term
capital
net
Merchants
12-
————4»——
Northern
Home
I7 V2C
;
________
12-1*0
-12-10
,
12-15,
:
t25c
—u
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Refrigerating Co., class "A_——
12-10
'
12-10
30c-
partic.
25c
Extra
Jamaica
in¬
6%
25c
—«;
6
6
'
12-26
(year-endl——
Inc
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Government Employees
4.80%
10c
12-17
12-21
5
12-
12-20
f
20c
3
50c
Inc.
& Stock
Goldblatt
Extra
12-
3
1212-
12-20:
30c
30c
+_—
^25c
'
12-
:
12-20
!___
Inc.; common______:
Extra
12-14
(quar.)
Globe-Union,'-
end
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund—
Quarterly
Cement
Gold
Intertype
(Initial)—I
common
(U. S.
Ltd.
preferred
50c
20c
——
W.),
preferred
12-27
(quar.)
* ——w
,
(Initial
Betroit
Portland
11-28
12-
5%
2%
preferred (s-al———.■
Glidden
12-21
-
11-22
1^-20
! .1- 2
:-
7
1-25
11-23
-
•12-20
30C"
(quar.)________
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
McGraw Electric Co. (quar.)—
20c
.7-
■
25c
■
.-»■-»+-
1 25c
:
12-12
12-22
25c-
(Increased)——
12-
7c
I
12-10
12-21
•
(quar.)_
& Son, common..—
Navigation Co.
2
>
(quafv)-.i,*-»,.—w-V.
10c
12-28
:—:
common
1-
12-17
12-10
12-18
12-15..
$5c-*
Ltd.—
10c
Extra
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.
12-17
Rubber,
Melchers Distilleries,
$1.50
Highland-Bell, Ltd.
(quar.)
common
preferred
Class B
Heinz
25c
-
;
Mays (J.
"
3
Extra
11-28
25c
&
Co.,
$1
h—-——....i
12-17
25c
Tire
Mcadvllle Telephone
12-
i
12-20
40c
(quar.)^
(quar.)
7
90c
(stock dividend)
12-10
10%
'
5
35c
,
12-10
2
12-20-
;
12-20
74
12-31
quar,)
1-
25c
'12-20
12-
10c
Glenmore Distilleries Co,, class A
$5
'75c
•
30c
12-
75c
(quar.)
1-15
12-17
River
Extra-
Great
-
3
Co.—
Co.
12-10
—
Companies, Inc. (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc. (quar.)
4Va%
Machine
11-30
12-20
25c
25c
Refrigerator
12-27
dividend)—
.Curtis
Ban
Giant Portland Cement
Gisholt
11-30
12-11
(resumed)
Co.
2
12-
(initial)
25c
(^ear-endi_—
Inc.
(stock
com.
12-
12-14-■
12-31
—
$1.31 xl\
—
12-14
50c
(incr'd.
■12-14
25c
Marslv; (M.)
51'.
IV2%
h_V.
com.
11-30
25c
Mines, Ltd.i_^.____-__; >
1-
1.
Ry. Signal Co.,
Geroter-May Corp.
Great
Corp.
50c
preferred (quar.)—:
General Tin Investments) Ltd.—
American certificates
Grace
Petroleum
$1
Co
._
common
—!
Co.——
12-
10c'
(quar.)
—
Cement
—___
Corp.,
Products
•12-14-
55c
—
Co.
1
11-30
17'/2C
(year-end)
$1.20 convertible preferred
11-30
%
(stock dividend)-—-
—
—
12-
12-14
"
11-30
20c
6%
...,
5
1
7
.,
•_
Extra
(6%
12-
112-
v
-
—t
(year-end)-s—
preferred
12-15
12-14 *
•'J$2.50
3
730c
L
(quar.).
Year-end
Glens
Co.
Gas & Electric
Matson
12-20
15c
-
——
—
1
1
1
50c
Maxwell,; Ltd.''
12-12
30c
(quar.)——.
12-28
$6
(quar.)—
Petroleum Corp
& Seal Co.,
Cuban
11-29
1
1-1
11-26
——
Cork
convertible
5%
12-21
11-30
12-28
quar.)—
—
Steel
12-12
425c
(quar.)—•_
common
(quar.)
Paperboard
Crown
11-30
12-
——
—
Electric
Cornell-Dubilier
Crucible
7
12-11
(quar.)
Copley Cement Mfg., 6%
Cosden
12-
5
12-15
—•—
—
prior
Cornell
11-30
12-21
i
(increased
Corp.
preferred
$3 prior preferred
$3
12-
7
12-
12-
12*
—
•
$1
Contract Corp.
General
12-18
12-
50c
(year-end)
(Del.)
Co.
Cooper-Bessemer
Stock
12-28
12-20
25c
Ltd
Co.,
12-27
12-11
12-15:
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
5
'
12-12
r;
*42-
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)____—
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)___
16.)
(quar.) ^
(quar.»__
2nd
Portland
1
.___
Corp.-
—
Common
12-
——
(initial)—.—_
preferred
Motors
Continental
12*11
Co.—
Can
conv.
Mfg.
convertible
1
22V2C
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
$4.25
12-
25c
$1.20
(quar.)
Community Public Service Co.
Continental
12-11
12 Vic
25c
(quar.)
Participating
Commercial
12-12
37V2c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
12-22,,
Exploration (quar.)
.
Electric
3
53Vac
—
Baking, common
Combined
12-31
$1
Year-end
Colorado
12-
30c
12y2c
44c
25c
—-—
—
12-15
50c
—
12-4
20c
62y2c
City Investing Co. (s-a)
City Products Corp. (quar.)—.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze (quar.)
12-18
&
1
12-
o
12-22
$2.50
(quar.)
EXtra
12-
: 7
'$1.50
Co.
Red Lake Gold
1
12-
12-20
88c
Nov.
on
Corp.
Gibson
$4
—
Madison
Mansfield
12-15
.
1-15
12-21
50c
Steel
11-15
1
12-15
■
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Semi-annual
12-
11-21
30c
1-
25c
divi-
common
011
Corp., common
General
-
12-
12-20
11-16
12-1
,
(interim)
Investment
Land
MacMillian
11-30
25c
—-
V-..
Cable
General
-
Company
12-20
,
$10
Angeles
Madsen
1*1-29
1-
5c
Coal
1st preferred
4
12-
2
12-15
12-15
$1.05
(quar.)_—!
Extra
General
■
1
6
5
1-
2
ZVhc
-Common
meeting held
Acceptance
Extra
12-19
at
4%
11-30
12-
-
-
1212-
11-29*
8VAc-
—
action
no
4%
11-30
1
12-20
12-15
12-20
75c
(P.)
1
12-10:.
/
J5c
(quar.l
12-10
"
V.
it, 2
15c
Macfadden
11-30
12-10
1-
22V2C
(quar.)____
Luminator-Hajrison,. Inc. (quar.)___
Publications, common
$1.50 participating preferred.
Participating
^___2
3
20c
Co.—
37 %C
preferred
Inc..
Lukens
11-15
12-
1-2
20c
'
Inc.-t——
•
Los
11-23
12-24
11-24"
$1.75
Brewing
common
conv.
&
'
1- 2
.■
30C*
.
(quar.)h'^—>
common
4
11-30
lli23
3Qc
—.
Co,,
.
12-19
12-14
#
12-18
11-29
12-10
y
12-21
37«/2c
Semi-annual
50c
—
Company
Mountain
General
11-30
02 /2c
$2.50
Great Western Ry.—
'
preferred (accuin.)
Chicago Towel Co., common (year-end)——7% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co., Inc.————
Chile Copper Co. (year-end)
Christianla Securities, common (year-end)—
5%
5
12-24
12-10
12-21
,
-
Casualty Insurance (Tenn.) (quar.)_
Lincoln Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Little Schuylkill Navigation RR. & Coal Co.
"Chemical—
Gatineau Power
Gauley
11-20
12-20
12-
B
90c
Company—
General
75c
Chicago
12-14
30c
Gamble-Skogmo,
11-26
(quar.)—
7
40c
'
(quar.)---*.,,
(quar.)—
—
dend
12-14
12-20
Class
>11-23
12-14
25c
,
common
12-12
12-20
20c
'
(quar.)__
A
Life
3-
11-27
11-23
40c
(quar.!
Year-end
(quar.)___
(Directors took
11-20
12-27
12-
Co.
Corp.
'
11-26
12-
12-15
12-12
30c
Corp.
Class
12-14
12-22
12-15
$1'
30c
,
Liberty Loan Corp.—
12-14
2
1-
25c
(s-a)
Year-end
h—
Fundamental Investors
11-20
12* 1
■VI- lv
12-15
Louisiana
7—---
(quar.-).'
(George A.)
Gabriel
11-20
12-1
12-
2
12-14
u40c
"40c
;
common
11-23
Works
Dye
Leather
Products
Electric
Lorillaid
(quar.)
Inc.,
Schmidt
&
Special
12-24
12-14
preferred
Fuller
3
12-
Corp.
Refining'Co.,
Fuhrmann
11-20
$1.00
—
Extra
7%
6-16
11-24
Frontier
..
Payable in cash or stock.
Cbesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol.)
4%
11-30
12-31
50c
_
Chcndcal Fund, Inc.—
Year-end
11-22
12-20
51
——
(quar.)-
Chemical Bank & Trust Co.
12-12
11-30
Power
Fair
11-30
Extra
capital
long-term
—
Stores,
$4.20 preferred
Food Machinery &
3V4% preferred
11-30
12-18
'
r*—'"•*
net
option).
Florida
12-12
2
11-23
16.)
.
Food
3
5c
A
.—-—r,
2
12-
15c
"35c
ChamberLin Co. of America
Chatham Mfg. Co., class
;
Class B —-—•—
1-
12-14
50c
A'
Central Foundry Co,
2
11-23
12-10
Sterling Steel & Carbide Corp.— •
>,-r
1 ;
preferred (accum.)
:
—$7
Fittings, Ltd., 60c conv. class A (s-a)—
<
- 730c
1
12-29
20c
30c
'
""41f
12-10
Realty
Fink
&
Leland
v
from
12-28
12-14
25c
Lehr.
Loew's,
(extra)-
12-14
20c
$1.50
(quar.)
12-28
!_
Lefcourt
11-26
12-26
C.)
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
50c"
Special
11-27
1
1-
(A.
When
Share
(year-end)
Inc.
Bleachery &
11-27
12-
7%
12-18
50c
1
Central.Cold Storage (quar.)
Nov.
on
Firth
1
>1-
12-12
2
(payable in stock or cash at hold¬
er's
12-
1-
32
.——;
Year-end
held
meeting
Financial Fund, Tnc.___First National Stores, Inc
i
7%
at
distribution
A
7
12-20
1-
—-
-
Lanett
12-21
—
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—
12-31
,
Canadian Vickers,
(quar.)_
Cc.
&
Press,
Lawrence
12-15
5%
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—
11-15
2
(quar.)^
;
dividend)
11-30
11-30
(Directors omitted action on common divi¬
1
12-15
Corp.
—
12-14
1-
12-10
12-15
$1.62Va
$1.12V2
30c
—
.12-14
2
quar.)
(stock
Kingsport
•
Company
(Walter)
Kinney Mfg. Co., $6 non-cum. preferred
Lakey Foundry & Machine (increased).
B
—
25c
Emerson Drug Co., class A (quar.).:—25c
Class B (quar.)_
V—25c
8% preferred (quar.)—-—v——
' 50c
Equity Fund
27c
Eskimo Pie, 5%
preferred (quar.)—;
$1.25
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.———
725c
Famous Plavers Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
730c
Federal United Corp., $3 pfd.
(quar.)—75c
Fibre Products of Canada, Ltd.—
v
.
12-10
1-
(initial
Boat Co.
11-30
..
----
Electrographic
1
1-
Paso
Common
12-10
1-
fcr
3
and class
preferred (quar.)
Electrfc, $4.50 preferred
Electric
11-15
1-
Quarterly
6Vu%
1
12-20
z/c
,
Canadian
11-20
12-24
'■
Power Co.—
62.50 sinking fund
V
4
11-30
51.12/a
V' Extra#*—>)'•'
•
12-
12-
_
Mills, 4J/2% preferred (quar.),,-—
Financial Corp. (quar.)
——
Burrus
11-30
12-15
4:20c
y
——■'-«+—
Racing Assn.,
Burrilvllle
class
held)
11-30
12-17
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Co
Oil
Creek
Buck
of
each 20 shares of class A
12-15
12-15
Extra
British-American Bank Note
share
(1
Per
Name of
Kldde
11-30
12-10
25c
-
dividend
12-10
25c
Inc., class A__--——
A.),
B
Stock
(quar.)
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
(Thomas
Edison
U-30
Payable ofJteo.
Share
Name of Company.
Holderi
When
per
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
Share
$2-25
*
Co.
RR.
Albany
!
,
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
1-15
12-31
IOC
12-1
11-23
25c
12-15
11-30
20c
12-20
12-
12-
3
6
Volume 174
Number 5067
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2031)
Per
■
f
Name'
of Company
Peerless Casualty
6%
Share
Ford,
Pet Milk Co.; common
Year-end
(quar.)
-
Power
Disc
Clutch,
(quar.)
Gas
System
(Kansas),
.
"
-
new
40c
20c
12-13
12-19
12-
75c
12-12
40c
12-19
12-6
12-19
12-
12-21
11-30
Brothers, Inc.
12-16
2
12-
12-15
12-
40c
12-22
$0.7833
12-22
$1.18%
12-14
1-
2
12r
12-21
12-
50c
75c
12-12
1
12-
1
50c
!____
Ltd
75c
12-14
12-14
11-30
15c
12-24
U.
11-30
50c
12-10
(quar.)___
30c
1-
25c
__
5
2
2
2
12-14
12-
___
31c
from
preferred
Co.
S.
Guarantee
(19c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)____
common
non-cum.
&
Potomac
Telephone
Co.
preferred
of
A
Power
&
Light
1-
2
Knitting
Utica
12-18
12-
12-
1
12-19
<12-14
12-14
30c
12-15
$1.12%
4
-1-
2
12-
12-10
11-30
11-29
11-16
40c
11-29
11-16
$1.18%
12-
1
12-
1
11-20
12 %C
2-
1
12-18
12-7
12-18
12-7
_______
Norman
40c
12-
7
12-18
12-
7
12-18
12-
7
$1.50
12-18
12-7
50c
12-10
11-30
Vogt
$1
12-15
12-
Wabasso
10c
12-
30c.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Visking Corp.
—
12-
12-
12-15
12-
1
$1.50
2
1-
50c
_____
12-12
3-14
3-
5
>
__.
£
$4
preferred
Rochester
Roddis
Extra
Steel
Co,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__________
Extra
;.
preferred
(quar.)
Warren
11-26
11-16
5%
12-14
11-30
Watson
12-28
12-
7
Wellington
Fund,
12-15
12-
12-14
1-
D.)
A
&
Company
11-30
1-
preferred
12-15
A
11-30
1-
2
12-20
11-
%.
2
10c
4-16
Corp.
E.)
Mfg. Co.,
preferred,
11-30
11-30
12-14
1212-
1-
7
12-
Products
12-19
12-3
2-
$1.25
1
1-
$1,16y«
.
&
Wire
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
(guar.)
Texas Utilities
(quar.)
dividend:
preferred, (initial series) (quar.)
cony. pfd. series B (quar.)_
2
12-15
■
$1.20
Acme
class
Steel
A
1- 2
12-15
Corp.
.
Air
11-19
Akron
11-19
Alabama
12-
12y2c
12-
1
11-20
7%
25c
12-
3
11-19
7%
12-
3
11-19
Alabama
12-20
12-
12-14
11-23
12-15
12-
12-13
25c
12-12
$1
12-26
$20c
1-
(quar.)__^
Trust
Co.
(L.
A.)
(quar.)
12-12
11-26
12-12
12-20
12-
3
50c
12-20
12-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-30
12-11
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
Gas
Co.,
1
preferred
Initial quarterly
Allegheny-LudluM Steel
Guaranteed
Allied
Gas
Allied
Allied
Allied
Stores
1-
2
12-22
12-
1
$85
12-22
12-
1
1-
2
11-30
25c
1-
2
12-14*
10%
1-2
25c
12-17*
12-14*
12-14*
50c
3
12-15
11-30
,
,
11-20
11-30
11-20
12-
11-21
1
Co.
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Corp.,
3IV
Allis
common
Ltd.
Company
(quer.)___
Extra
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Aluminum
Co.
of
America,
(year-end)
common
:—
Aluminium.
Ltd.
(increased
12-
1
11-30
11-
75c
12-15
11-23
1-2-52
3iy4c
$3
Co.,
Inc.
75c
Farms
Year-end
Mills,
11-30
12-
1
11-15
12 27
12-17
1
Oil
12-27
12-17
t20c
12-1
11-22
1-
7
12-15
4-
7
3-15
7-
7
6-14
10- 7
12-
1
11-
9
a5%
'
common
(quar.)
11-30
11-
1
12-28
11-30
12-
11-
Co
12-
1
70c
12-
1
25c
12-
1
(quar.)_
75c
12-
1
11-10
GV4c
12-1
11-10
20c
12-14
11-15
1,
Arizona Edison Co., common
12-14
11-15
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
30c
common
(quar.)
$15c
3
10-31
12-
5
11-30
Associated
12-
Associated
12-15
$2
1-3-52
12-15
12-15
$6
1-3-52
12-15
2nd
7%
1-3-52
8 7 lie
6-30-52
12-
1
5
11-20
12-
1
Atlanta
12-
1
4%%
1-2-52
12-20
11-26
11-10
12-
Co.,
(initial
quar.)
11-20
11-15
8
5%
12-26
12-
8
West
1
12-14
$8.75
$7.50
$1
$1
11-
9
1-
2
12-
3
1-
2
12-
3
12-28
12-
7
12-28
12-
7
12-
10-19
8
Point
Line
Line
(quar.)
12-
30c
12-
1
11-23
$1.12%
common
12-
1
11-23
-
(quar.)
RR
$1
Co.
(Conn.)
RR.,,
common
(s-a)_
11-28*
5
11-19*
Atlas
1
11-16
Aunor
12-
1
11-16
Auto
12-10
11-15
pfd.
(s-a)_
12-14
11-30
12-15
11-21
12-
11-15
$55c
(quar.)
40c
Co., Ltd.,
1
11-30
V
»■
12-22
12-
80c
12-10
11-26
75c
Co. (year-end)_
Corp
Gold
Mines, Ltd
Service
12-14
$1
Tack
Electric
11-14
11-14
$2.50
Atlas Powder
1212-
5
12-12
12-12
Steamship Lines
$1
12-20
12-
$2.50
(s-a)
Atlas
81V4c
12-15
10-19
$2
preferred
Corporation
8
$1.25
(year-end)
non-cum
11-30
11-15
$5c
12-
1
" 11-
6
9
12-
1
11-17
4%%
$$1
12-
5
11-10
Automatic
30c
12-18
11-15
Automotive Gear Works
30c
12-18
11-15
Avco
Steel
Mfg. Corp.
11-23
12-15
11-23
of
(quar.)
11-23
12-
1
11-15
22%c
12-
1
America—
preferred
Products
12-15
25c
Co.
(quar.)
convertible
12-15
$12%c
(quar.)
Automatic Canteen
$12%c
$10c
common....
Extra
A
12-
11-9
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Class
11- 9
12-31
11-15
12-10
11-15
1
12-1
12-20
11-15
3
12-
15c
12-
12-10
12-
12-14
$1.50
1-21 52
1-2-52
3
$1.31%
Refining Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5%%
75c
3
1-
quar.)
Industries—
Atlantic
1
3
12-
50c
Common
12-
3
12-
12-15
quar.)
Light Co.,
Coast
1
12-
12-15
50c
Coast
12-26
12-15
(initial
Picture
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(accum.)
&
11-30
12-14
(initial
preferred
Motion
preferred
Atlantic
11-20
1
Goods—
preferred
Gas
Atlantic
11-15
12-
Inc.—
Extra
12-10
11-23
11-29
40c
Realty
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
New common (initial quar.)
12-22
11-23
1* 2
25c
1st preferred
12-22
11-23
12-12
$7
Store
1st
25C
12-12
12-12
30c
Year-end
v
12-
11-23
$1.25
preferred (accum.)—
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)__
6-15
11-21
1st
1
1*
12-15
12-12
50c
_________
common
5%%
12-
56V4c
11-16
12-
9
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Refining,
Dry
9
11-
$9%c
$5
New
11-
1
25c
$1.20
Liquidating
5
8
25c
_______
preferred (quar.)
Aro Equipment Corp., common........
Associated
12-
1212-
50c
—
—
4%%
1
12-20
9
50c
(quar.)___
Associated
3
12-7
933/4c
12-10
12-
12-20
$1
Extra
12-21
11-9
75c
1-2-52
12-
11-
7
65c
30c
1-10
11-30
7
12-
25c
common
convertible preferred—.
preferred (quar.)
Aspinook Corporation (quar.)
12-21
12-15
12-
30c
15c
12-10
12-15
11-30
30c
Armstrong,Rubber,-class A (quar.).
Chain
12-14
12-15
37%c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
&
11-30
1-2-52
25c
Steel
Oil
12-15
$1.25
6%
preferred
11-10
12-
(quar.)
Arkansas Natural Gas, common
Class A (s-a)_____
B
11-15
$15c
V;
Corp..
Cork Co.,
1
$$1.12%
$5 preferred
(quar,)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
1-
12-12
12 17
common
(quar.)
Extra
3
12-17
12-21
10c
Armstrong
1
12-21
$3
1-2-52
2
25c
preferred
Co.,
Corp.
9-15
$1
Argus Corporation, Ltd., common
4V2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Ashland
9
Ltd.—
Extra
Class
11-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
$25c
—
12-14
50c
"
Participating
Common
Amalgamated Electric Co
12-
20c
(quar.)
Mills,
participating
Argb
2
11-30*
Ji5c
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
*
.1
11-14
12J/2c
t50c
U2'/2C
93%c
quar.)
11-19
35c
Paper
Armco
$1.50
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Aluniinum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%-* preferred (quar.)
11-19
12-18
Ji5c
50c
—_
12-5
(s-a)_
(s-a)
75C
(quar.).
(quar.)
11-21
11-19
(quar.)
1
1-2
11-21
1
5
J50c
50c
preferred
(Louis)
12-15
12-
$50c
Cotton
10c
(quar.)„_
10-29
11-21
(accum.)
pfd.
$1
common
11-29'"
12-15
}50c
preferred
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.,
11-30
11-30
'«
A
30c
4%
12-15
12-
(quar.)
5%
8
25C
;
12-15
85c
Products
1
r
1
12-15
$1.25
Glass,
Corp.,
Anheuser-Busch,
Atlanta
International Investing Corp
Laboratories, Inc. (quar.)
Co.
11-30
'
National
Arcade
$3
1-15
1
for
Interim
50c
(s-a)
common
Finance
12-15
50c
Ordinary (interim)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—
50c
11-30
2-
stock
(year-end)
Inc., 5% pfd.
Co.
(quar.)
12-
Payable of Reo.
11-20
$1.75
Co.,
12-
Holder«
2-20
1
11-30
12-
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.—
Allied
12-
12-
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
—__
(quar.)
'3-1
Sanitary
common
12-12
$3.50
(quar.)__
11-21
1
12-15
7)
12-15
$3.50
(s-a)
$3.50
11-21
12-
(subject to stockholders
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &
Increased quarterly
20c
common
(s-a)
12-10
$1
held
12-15
When
11-21
12-14
50c
preferred (quar.)—
Arkansas Western Gas Co
50%
75c
25c
&
Co.
Dock & Shipbuilding,
dividend
1
30c
Extra
Andian
ny4c
—
Extra
12-
Louis
Mfg.
Dry
11-30
j,12-25
Extra
2
25c
75c
(initial)
(year-end)
12-10
L,'35$
St.
2
1-
7
37V2c
1951
50c
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd
of
Brass
Stock
series
12-14
onvl" 2-
Title Insurance
3
preferred
2
3iy4c
Co_
1-
Alabama, Tennessee Natural Gas
3
50c
share
Vitrified
6%
1
$1.25
additional share of
Window
Reduction Co.—
4.50%
11-21
12-
50c
Anderson-Prichard Oil
11-30
7
3%
12-17
3iy4c
Insurance
11-30
12-
50c
12-
non-cunr.
(quar.)___A"
12-17-
12-
+
Engineering Co. (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
11-18
1
$1.75
Standard
$37V2C
Addresspgraph-Multigraph
Stock dividend
5
12-
5%
Tobacco
11-30
12-10
$25c
1
6
(quar.)
—
4%%
(quar.)/.
11-29
12-
50c
American
Ltd.—
1
conv.
Construction
.
12-17
.
Share
12-
11-19
&
35c
(quar.)__
Co.
12-15
25c
American
we
12-
5%
&
.12-28
12-28
(quar.)
com.
11-29
$1
75c
Refineries, Ltd.,
11-15
12-10
60c
$2
Radiator
American
11-20
12-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
'
11-16
1
Co.—
25c
Co.
35c
5%
Realty
11-30
50c
Common
1-15
42c
common
2
$1.25
:
25c
$1.14
Co
Thorofare Markets, Inc.,
12-21
1-
Corp.—
Corp.
$1.20
—
preferred
1- 2
12-17
50C
Spring
12-
50c
liquidating
6%
N
37 %e
—-
(L. A.)
50c
Texas Pacific Land Trust sub. shs. (year-end)
Certificates of prop, interest
(year-end)_
Title
& Machinery
93c
Special
Texas Electric Service,
12-10
25c
Aetna-Standard
(Canada), Ltd._
(quar.)
12-14
25c
T--
Abltibi Power & Paper Co.,
12-10
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
3
11-26
Per
3
12-29
.____
12-
7
$15c
Name of Company
12-14
12-19
,■'■■37'Ac
(quar.)
12-10
12-
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
4
5
'
3
10%
4
12-14
f-
5
(quar.)..__
5
12-
$30c
^quar.)
Co.
Below
11-30
12-15
12-
(quar.)___.
12-
12-10
50c
25c
common
12-27
weeks and not
12-
Suburban Propane Gas Corp., 5% preferred
Superior Portland Cement, Inc. (quar.)
Superior Steel Corp. (year-end)
Tishman
Oil
12-14
9
50c
Light
(quar.)
Anglo-Iranian Oil
$1.12%
——
2 xk %
dividend
Class
15c
Ltd
&
Thread
,.
C,),
20c
_____
American
5
$1
(quar.)—
11-14*
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
A
1.
$3
American Steel Foundries
5
12-
11-14*
12-
40c
$4
_
12-15
$1.20
(year-end)
Webster, Inc. (year-end)
Stock
12-15
$50c
series
Youngstown Steel Door
Zeigler Coal & Coke
12-10
12-31
Stanley Works
Tecumseh
2
12-31
(quar.)
12-
12-27
1
.
•
,
50c
Extra
Stone &
5
3
27c
________
$3.75
7-
12-
1-
Inc.
25c
Queen
Sperry Corp. (quar.);—
Sperti Products, 5% preferred
12-27
45c
(year-end)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
com._
20c
(year-end)
Extra
10-5
12-20
12%c
________
(A.
Co.
dividend
(J.
Young
Co.—
Southwestern Investment Co., common.—..
5% convertibles preferred (quar.)
$4.56
7-16
10-15
50c
4.80% preferred .(quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred/!quar.)__
12-14
30c
Year-end
4-5
25c
.___
2
.
.
Co.
Worthington Pump
Quarterly
1
1-5
25c
partic. orig. preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,
Staley
12-
12 % c
5%
1-
65c
Newspaper Machinery Corp
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)__—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
1
1-15
$$1.75
(quar.)_
1-22
(quar.)
Extra
1
,
California Edison
Wiser
%';;
■.
1
1
Coke
Wood
7
12-
12-
2
>
Jersey Gas Co. (initial)
Southern Advance Paper & Bag Co.
Extra
Speed
12-
10c
(quar.)
Couth
pfd.
conv.
Wilson
12-14
25c
(quar.)__
2-
—
Ltd.
Stock
12-14
$1.12
;P:
(quar.)
62 %c
$10c
1-2
$1.25
.
$4.50
11-15
12-27
$1.12V2
Ltd.,. common..;———_——; $25c
preferred
Soss Mfg. Co.
Extra
Southern
Timber
Wilson-Jones
11-15
15c
______
3
$20c
Inc.
(Consider H.),
Wilsil,
$2
(quar.)
1-
12-11
12-
12-
$1.12%
approval on Nov.
Common
(irreg.)
12-20
30c
l
40c
________
(quar.)
Shoe. Corp. of; America—
$4.50 series A preferred
12-
11-30
_____
preferred
2
1-15
12-18
(quar.)
profits.
Weyerhaeuser
11-15
cla§s A (quar.)_____
10c
Common class A-„ (q.uar.)
10c
Shattuck (Frank G.);; Co, (quar.) _—10c
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5%
Ltd.
Co.,
Virginia Coal &
/V', v-v. v.;1
<s-a)___________
Common
1-
25c
20c
5
11-30
$30c
Co.—
Common class A. (quar.)
Silknit,
12-
$10c
'
friar
7%
securities
West
\:/vV' •■""■.
Bottling Corp. of Houston
(San
Antonio, Texas), common class A (quar.)
-
'i
5
J 40c
Seven-Up
(
8
11-29*
12-20
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Power
each
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—
40c
preferred (s-a)
Refrigerator Co. (increased)
12-
quarterly of 20c from ordinary income
and a year-end of 45c from net realized
12-12
2
&
Willett
Seibcrling Rubber Co., common (quar.)_
4%% prior preferred (quar.)—__________
'
12-
(Jack)
12-12
_______
(Los Angeles),1 common
2
V-
—
——..—_____
12-12
•___
—
5%
A
11-20
,
(quar.)
1-2
(quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Security Title Insurance & Guarantee
"4%
,
preferred
common
12-26
Second Canadian International Investment—»
%
3
11-20
12-14
15c
4%
1-
(quar.,)_____ :JS
(quar.)___.
Co.,
$1.12%
Common
5
$25c
.
3
12-
11-30
$1.02%
(quar.)
5
12-
50c
System, In-_.
Brothers
10c
preferred
(G.
Seeger
12-
2
12-14
(quar.)_
12-
12-19
Fund—
10c
______
—:——.—
1
Wellington
Ltd
12-21
$1
'■••••%
11-16
22 %c
com.-
Extra
$4.50
Waldorf
12-3
25c
_________
com.
11-21
11-26
$1
—_____
Scrugge-Vandervoort-Barney,
1
12-15
60c
______1
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service,
'.v
Co.,
10c
—
Corp.::_____________
preferred
Searle
(year-end)
75c
____—
dividend
Guard
4.10%
Cotton
5%
_______
Corp.
20 %
(initial)
(quar.)
Safway Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)
'
5
dividend
Mfg.
30c
—,—
Corp.
Tool
Electric
Stock
Stock
95c
&
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
-4%
L
_%
Rotary
•v
(quar.)
Transit; Corp
Plywood
Ross Gear
Safe
A
12-12
Smelting & Refining (stock dividend)
One
1
11-26
10c
_
common
Stock
5
12-15
11-17
11-13
5%
$1.121/2
Extra
12-10 *
12-15
$20c
12-18
12-20
30c
$25c
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Co;, Ltd. (quar.)_
1
12-10
80c
(year-end)
(monthly).*
7%
preferred
(quar.)
American Seating Qo.
(quar.)_,
Amer.
12-
75c
(quar.)
Year-end
1-17
(quar.)
A
Partial
11-20
$1.37%
1
12-10,"
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
5
40c
50c
Corp.
25c
dividend
American
12-15
12-
11-23'
U-23
75c
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
11-30
2
12-15
11-30-
$1
American
12-4
1-
3-14
n-30
«
12V2C
Class B
■
11-26
12-14
'
7%
12-10
12-
11-26
12-10
12V2C
*
Paper Goods Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical—
11-23
$1.12%
12-10
J.)—
Socket
American
3
1-2-52
40c
preferred
4%%
3
12-
——__—L
Valspar
St
convertible pTeferred
4Va%
11-27
Mills, Inc. (quar.)__
11-30
Forging
Stock
11-23
45c
12-15
(N.
(quar.)__
Extra
11-23
11-21*
4-1-52
—35c
Tiling Co.
American Home Fire Assurance
American Home Products
Corp.
6
12-10
50c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Van
'<12-
12-10
Co
& Mohawk Cotton
Year-end
Co.
_r_—
Encaustic
Stock dividend
American Machine & Metals, Inc.
(increased)
American Metal .Co., Ltd.
(quar.)l
12-11
12-14
12-15
(quar.)
11-30
'
11-23
60c
_____________
11-30
$1
11-23
1
12-15
(quar.)____
12-12
50c
1
12-
$2
-v*.
-
12"
12-15
5c
Class
.
12-15
$1.50
12-14
Pennsylvania—
75c
,
2
30c
(quar.)
Upson Company, common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Utica
Dividend
ODligations (quar.)
■*'. Extra"
•'6% guaranteed preferred (extra)________
7% guaranteed preferred, (extra)
Riegel Textile Corp.; common (quar.)—■
1-
11-27
-25c
American Ice Co., 6% npn-cum.
preferred—
American Investment Co. of Illinois
(quar.)_
American Machine
&„Foundry Co.—
Common (quar.)
'12-14
433/4C
_•
(quar.)____
_______
11-14
—
2
60c-
Pictures Co., Inc. (year-end)
Universal Products Co, (quar.)__.
1-2
RR.
1-
-
$4
(year-end)
preferred
35c
(quar.)_____
3
20c
$1
Fredericksburg
11-30
25c
;s_
Co.,
1-15
Extra
11-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Tobacco
11-20
50c
12-
$1
S.
20c
"/■
12-24
12-18
25c
Universal
2
6%
6,.
12-18
10c
(year-end)
4y2 %
12-11*
12-
50c
,
$1.06%
Co.
25c
—:
11-30
1-15
50c
-
-
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
Year-end
American
11-30
12-15
50c
__u-.
Lumber
Utah
Year-end
12-15
*
11-23
1
$1.75
Extra
common..
common
•
11-27
12-
$1.75
-
Fruit Growers, Inc.—
American Gas St Electric Co.(quar.)
American Hide & Leather Co.—
3
from
security profits)
S.
United
3
1-
12-
40c
,i__
Freight Co.
$1.37%
(quar.)
12-17
"
11-15
$1
,
American
(quar.)
S.
12-10
1-
11-30
75c
Theatres,. Inc.,
Works,
Envelope
7%
11-29
12-15
!-
—
•Extra
95c
.
(quar.)__
(year-end).
Dye
Foil
2
4'
Company
Corp. (quar.)—
1-
$1.50
Racing Association, Inc.___
Oil
11-30
.
from
-
interest
S.
U.
11-30
12-20
pfd.
American
5
1
12-10
12-10
50c
Telegraph
12-
(75c.
20c
11-30
$1.75
and
Year-end
12-14
12-13
(y^ar-end).
income
of
U.
12-10
12-14
and
U.
v
12-15
1-
15c
conv.
12- .5
12-
3
20c
$1.25
preferred-,
12-11-
'
S.
U.
1-
(quar.)—
(year-end)
)V
11-15
12-14
—
preferred
non-cumulative
12-15
12-15
1
Foundry—
non-cumulative
7%
12-21
■
20c
Extra
..11-30
$2
Fund
Fund
U.
2
12-20
$1.50
(year-end)
common
.12-15
$1'
$1
^
(quar.J
12-
12-
50c
American Chicle Co.
(quar.)
Extra
American District
11-15
12-14
50c
7%
11-15
.
&
,
1-2-52
87V2c
(quar.)
American Buslines 5%
preferred-——
American Can Co., (extra)—
2
;
11-30
12-
,
75c
*
Car
Holder*
Payable of Rea.
25c
'
American
4T
.
Extra
12-15
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Inc.—
preferred
Quarterly
5
1-
convertible
American Bakeries Co.
3
$5c
Cos.,
(quar.)
American Automobile Insurance
(St. Louis)
2
(quar.)__j%
Paramount
$4.25
11-30
______
Reynolds Metals Co.,- 5%%
common
1-10
40c
Certificates
11-30
_
inc.
United Piece
11-30
—
prior preferred (qUar.)^—______
Richmond,
12-26
87 %c
■,
I.
Co.
Income
United
5
(quar.)_
Respro, Inc.
Richfield
50c
;
Fruit
United
12-5
Aviation
RepuhJic Steel Corp.,
Co.,
1-
A (quar,)—_____
$1.25
(quar.)—30c
prior preferred
12-16
2
Omaha,
profits)
Extra
invest,
75c
-5^
2
1-
—.—____^—____
of
Unitjsd-Carr Fastener Corp.
11-30
12-15
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc., com
12-16
1-
$20c
<quar.)____
net investment
United
11-30
«'8% preferred (quar.)—
RaybestosrManhattan, Inc.
2
$20c
,
Yards
Accumulative
from
12-15
_L
1-
$1.25
Co.
Rope Corp.
security,
6
1-15
common
Reeves
United
3
12-15
___
Richardson
12-21
45c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock
Wire
12-3
(s-a)
(quar.)
12-16
•_■—s
—
Union
'•
com.
Metal
Union
-
11-27
10c
15c
(initial)
2
(quar.)
Extra.
1/.
(quar.) 2___:—
$1.25
preferred -(quar.) —+50c
4%
1-
20c
preferred
Extra
Revere
12-
'
.,
preferred
Union
'-"12-12
•'
1- 2
'
40c
Extra
-6%> com,,
12-12
933/4£-:
20c
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Pullman, Inc. (quar.).
Republic
12-17
.
$4c
preferred
Corp., Ltd.
Pyle-National Co..
12-28
15%
Mines, Ltd.
Purex
5%
Co.—
Public Service Electric & Gas,
4.70%
"
'
5%-
——
(quar.)_-____
Provincial" Paper,
12-12
Twin
Company _<-.1
.
1
Union
v
$20c
participating class A (quar.)
Participating
Corp.
(quar.)
Towne Securities Corp., $1.75 prior
pfd. (s-a)
Trans Empire Oils, Ltd
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp. (quar.)__
11-30
%
Prosperity Co., 5%
2
(quar.)__
$3.50
When
Share
Leather
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
American Airlines, Inc., common
11-27
60c
11-30,
(quar.)
Extra
Dome
1-
12-
3
1
Company
Amalgamated
11-30
12-
Towmotor
1
12-
12-20
$1.14
common
12-10
W--L-
Pittsburgh Screw '& "Bolt Corp.
preferred
12-21
Works, Ltd.,
12-10
Street'Pund'«---——r----k--—,r
East
12-
12-10
9c
Name of
3
(initial quar.)
pfd.
Extra
3
12-
$20c
Toronto Iron
,
12-21
(irreg.)___
4.56%
25c
._
Pittsburgh. Brewing
Pittsburgh -Coiisolidated. Coal Co. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh iPorgings-Co. (year-end> ___!
'*3.60.%
12-15
$1.12%
—
Colp'., common (quar.)___;
i—"
:
*.3%r/c preferred' A (quar;)•'
Philip Carey Mfg.- Co.—
% See; Carey "Philip" :Mfg, Co.
Preston
12-
12-31
12-10
$1
Royalty Corp.
Edison Co
Per
.
—75c
_-■__
Electric
12-14,.
60c
-
Philco
Potomac
11-30
25c
-
dividend
12-14
5
*
Philadelphia Suburban Water Coj—
; - Stofek dividend..
Stock
Toledo
53c
4%-'% preferred <quar.)_
Petroleum Exploration (quar.)_____
Toklan
12-
11-30
80c
:—
•
? Extra
11-30
12-20
12-14
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
75c
,
Year-end
5c
"
r
(year-end)
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
.
12-20
12-14
50c
Corp..—
Corp..
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.
Potter
12-31
When
Share
Shipyards Corp.__
40c
-
Products
Extra
-
Name of Company
Todd
.40c
Metal
Cement
Pice;
Per
Payable of Rec.
$3
Ltd
Peninsular
Penn-Dlxie
•
Holdert
(New Hamp.)—
preferred (s-a)
Penick «fe
When
(quar.)
Corp
(quar.)
;__
10c
—40c
15c
11-15
12-27
12-13
12-
1
11-20
12-20
11-28
'
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2032)
Per
Share
Name of Company
Avon
Products
Collieries
Babbitt
(B.
Baltimore
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
4 %%
Oil
Bareco
Co
12-10
Canada
Class
1I-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
12-15
20c
12-
3
35c
12-15
5c
12-21
11-
1
11-
1
12-
10c
12-
1
2
4-
1
1-
2
4-
1
$1.18%
12-
1
40c
12-
11-17
315c
1-
Ltd.,
(initial
com.,
11-30
quar.)
7%
preferred
(initial
Belknap Hardware 8c
Bell
Aircraft
Si
& Howell Co.,
Gossett
Co.
4%,%
15c
$1.25
—
Corp.,
Berkshire
$1.(6%
(quar.)
-i
preferred (s-a)
(stock dividend)--
$3
___——
5%
;
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
5% preferred
Son,
Electric
Hills
4.20%
Si
11-30
12-
1
$1.75
II-
1-2-52
12-15
12-
12-
1
1
11-18
11-26
12-
11-20
12-
1
12-
1
1
4.25%
Blauner's
(Phila.), 5% pfd.
Blaw-Knox
Co.
(quar.)
1-2-52
Moon
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Bonneville,
of
Common
America
(quar.)_
11-30
11-21
1
12-21
12-
II-26
(increased)
11-26
Brooklyn
&
Ltd.
1
11- 5
Rubber
Brown
Shoe
% %
$1
25C
1-
11-7
12-
12-11
1st
preferred
$1.10
12-
1
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
25C
12-13
11-30
10-31
$1.25
12-
1
Bruce
(E.
12-
1
11-20
25c
Buckeye
Stock
$5
Die
Buffalo
&
11-15
11-15
City
1
1-
2
12-
1
11-15
2-1-52
1-15
v
12-20
20c
11-16
12-
6
11-
7
2 %
12-
6
11-
7
$1.25
(quar.)
Machine
12-15
25c
12-
1
(year-end)
(quar.)
11-26
11-16
Extra
—
Hill
trating
Co.
Sullivan
Si
'
'
__
Louis)
(year-end)
__
(quar.)
common
12-19*
11-27
25c
12-
1
11-
5
25c
12-
1
11-
5
$1.25
11-26
11-15
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
$1.05
__
(quar.)
Burroughs Adding Machine
2
$1
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1-
12-10
34c
4%'
3-%%
7%
75c
'quar.)
Extra
(F.y Mfg. (St.
Burlington Mills Corp.,
4%
11-13
—
12-
1
11-
9
12-.1
11-
9
87'Ac
Co.
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Butler
Brothers, common
4'A%
preferred (quar.)__
Butte Copper & Zinc Co.
(irreg.)_
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd
Camden
Electric
Forge
5 %%
Power
Co-.,
convertible
Campbell,
Co.,
preference
Canada &
Dominion
Canada
A
(quar.)_____
com.
11-
5
1
11-
5
12-10
11-
12-14
11-15
12-
5
11-14
12-
1
12-
5
50c
34%e
_
8
1- 2
12-12
11-
9
11-26
.
12-15-
yll-29
11-30
11-20
12-
20c
12-28
12-10
$1.06%
_
1-2-52
12-10
Ltd.—-•
$37%e
12-15
11-30
$52c
12-15
11-3®
$$1.5®
12-17
11-30
$$1.50
12-17
11-30
Co
—
1
11-30
Iron
(s-a)—
Ry.
(quar.)
Co., common
$1.50
15c
v
(quar.)_
30c
preferred
12-
$1.12'A
"
1-2-52
12-1
11-
Cleveland
Quarries
Co.
(quar.)
25c
—
Extra
convertible
Bottling
Coca-Cola
Bottling, (Los Angeles)
Coca-Cola
Co.
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
Peet
preferred
Collias
Blackwell,
Cork
&
preferred
preferred
7
50c convertible
Mfg.
Co.
B
preferred
3.75%
preferred A
Milling &
Co.
9
7%
preferred
Pictures
Corp.,
Stock
Carbon
Ky.)
Insurance
(increased
12-11
preferred
11-16
11-16
9
.
Extra
$1.50
(quar.)
37'Ac
12- 3
11-16
12 'Ac
12-1
11-21
Dictaphone
4%
Corp.,
preferred
Dictograph
11-20
12-
1
11-20
1
11-20
Distillers
Disston
11-15
11-15
11-
9
12-
7
1-2-52
12-
7/
25c
A12-28
12-
5
1
12-
5
\
50c
12-28
$1,75
11-30
7
(quar.)
15c
\
—
40c
11-29
50c
12-7
11-26
12-28
11-15
11-23
11-14
11-14.'
11-15
11-15
11-15
25c
12-15
12- 7
$1.25
12- 1
11-15
Co.—.
—
Dobbs
1
11-15
"
11-15
11-28
25c
1-
11-20
'
12-
1
11-14
93%c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
50c
"
',97'Ac
50c
12-
1
11-14
;
3
11-23
;
12-17
-
12-
1-2-52
,
3
12-10
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-15
12-20
12-
5
:
25c
12-
1
11-21
,
75c
12-
1
11-14
i
11-30
,
30c
-12-14.'
* 10%
_—-___A__
12-20
50c"
(inittarquar;)"
:
;
-
:
.
(year-end >9
-common r
(quar.)———
Co.,
A__.
;
12-
6
)
11-23
i
12-14
11-26
j
12-14
'
11-26
i
2-
1
I-11
$1.75
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-22 1
$1
„•
Inc._—!—__Ai—"
6
37'Ac
.
__:
12-
12-29
$1
_
$1
'
r_
& Sons,
Inc.
Inc.
"
"10c
11-2612-
3
11-15
12-
3
11-15
(quar.)
$30c
$50c
(year-end)
_1„A
A_
!
Fields
Co.,
com.
(monthly)
AA
Corp.,
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd.,' common
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)
11-26
11-15
25c
..
'.
1
1
12-10
11-30
15c
12-
11-20
1210c "• 12-
25c
x_!!ll___A__-___"____
Anglo Investment
preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-26
:
Ltd.—
;
.*
11-2® ^
12-15
35c
-
^
Dominion &
preferred
!__!
—
1
11-19
'50c
(quar.)—---_
(quar.)
Compai;y
j
11-30
•12-29
37'Ac '12- 6
i!
(<juar.)
_-'__A____—
.Year-end
j
,
>12-
-
t$l"
1
Dominguez Oil
-
11-14 7
2
35c
Dr. Pepper Co, (quar.)
5%
"j
11-15
12-1"
93%C
Co. (stock dividend).
(One addi¬
share for each share heldf_-A—__:
Houses,
Extra
"■
11-12/
1
12'-
$1.25
v
—
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd",
Dobeekmun
5%
(Louis¬
12-
$17'Ac_
Dixie Cup
11-23:'
tional
,
11-30
1-2-52
tquar.)_i!_!_—
Extra
1
7
12-10
v
$1.75
—
new conn
Products
(Henry)
12-
12-10
,
.
75c
Extra
12-
12-28
V
$i
1
50c
■■
*
12-
25c
•
80c
(quar.)
A_a
___^
preferred
12-
quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone
11-15
Yard -(quar.)—_______
Co. 4quar.-)-_!:
12- 3
2%%
Co.
11-30
':
(quar.)_i________-___-25c
25c
:
Life
12-14
$2
Stock
Alkali Co.,
Year-end
___A.
25c
(quar.)
*'
8
12-28
4
35c
12-31
1
11-13
11-
25c
Co.
12-15
12-
11-15
1
3
(quar.)
Properties
$14.80
\
40c
—
Co.
1212-
Supply Co. of N. Y.____!_________
!
co"mmonf__Z__T___
Year-end
Commonwealth
Dentists'
A
certificates.!
dividend
Columbian
12-15
11-30
$$2
7
Lines, Inc
50c
class
dividend
trust
Air
Diamond
V
Stock
Voting
Monte
Delta
50c
Class B
Columbia
Del
12-3
(quar.)
System,
11-15
11-28
common-(year-end)"'$2.25
2%%
(quar.)
Elevator
Broadcasting
11-28
1
4c
$2 non-cumulative class A(year-end)
Deep Rock Oil Corp
A——9
Deere & Company,"
12- 3
:
Central Power
Colorado
5
$1.05
3.90% preferred C (quar.)-__—_
De Havilland Aircraft of
Canada, Ltd.—
12-15
11-
1
12-
12-
25c!
(quar,)
(quar.)
12-19.
-
4
(quar.)_
preferred B
$1
11-30
12-
75c
—
3.75%
7:
(
62'Ad
(quar.)
C(rfcrado
Columbia
Door
$1,
12-1
■*
3
,
28'Ac
_
v
prefetred (quar.)
A
Stock dividend
i
Devoe & Raynolds, class A
Class B
9c
2
11-39
11-15
1'
>
Co.,-com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Dayton Power & Light Co., common- (quar.)
11-27
15 c
11-
12-15
12-
25c
•
'
"
11-21
50c
2c
_:
a——
12-14
,
11-20
Iron
12- 5
,
7
12-13
$1.75
—
Maileable
(s-a)—65c
Acceptance Corp. class A common.
Stores, Inc., common (quar.)'____f._
Colonial
12-
10c
a5%
Leather, Ltd., class A-iquar.)^--—$37'Ac
Harvester
Colonial
11-16
'
pfd.
Union
^_____
1
(interim)
(quar.)
(s-a)_„
(quar.)
Denver
Extra
12-
$$1.25
pfd.
Metallic
Detroit
.
11-16
:
...Ar_A_
5%
11-20
1
12-29"
11-16
l
(quar.)___
Sons, Inc., 7%
11-24
12-
2
1
12-
50c
A
preferred
(Mo.)
12-17
.,25c
1-
12-
5c
$4.20
(quar.)
12-10
'
'¬
•
25c
(quar.)
Co., common.
Corp.,
1-2-52
(quar.)
I
$50c
__!—
com.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
(Helene) Industries, Inc.—
Class
Co.
Corp.
2
1
A
(quar.)
Inc.,. class
Zellerbacli
G2%C
(year-end)^."
2
11-
A
" 87%c
Corp.
ll-
12-
(quar.)—
Finance,
$1.12%
,
12-1
$50c
v
,
class
Seal
12-17
(quar.)
Aikman
&
A
Co.--
20c
—_
1
12-
11-15
Sexton
,
,.
International
1
12-
$62%c:;
"
—
—
Year-end
Coca-Cola
12-
12-10
$50c
(quar.)________
Corp.—
preferred
11-20
(Chicago)—
12-10
12-10
62'Ac
—_
preferred
50c
Coca-Cola
$5
common (quar.)
50c
„/__„______50c
11-16
(quar.)
.
11-23
11-30
(increased quar.)
11-15
12-17
12- 1
1-2-52
—
preferred
Chemical Co.
ville,
11-30
11-16
1
20c
20c
(monthly)
12-
5c
yir-12*
75c
4%%
47®
1
15c
_!
Dahlstrom
11-9
12-
(quar.)_.
Cushman's
.
.87'Ac
—
11-16
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)_
$7 preferred
(quar.) a
CttHiss-Wright Corp., comnion______„_____
/Class A. (quar.)
12-10
50c
"
11-£6
11-30
11-30
Curtis
12- 3
3
11-30
$2
;
12-10
Reynolds
&
Dayton
12-15
-
9
12-14
———75c
(quar.)
—;
&
Davjs
12-15
:
25c
11-
1-2-52
11-23
Curtis
Co.
(quar.)
guaranteed. (quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
Clorox
12-15
55c
$1.12 %
12-10
11-26
r
$1.13
-
3
-12-
12-21
10%
—^
A
12-13
-
50c
7
11-23
12-20
11-15
12- 3
12- 1
Co.;
7
11-
10-16
12-10
11-21
11-23
1-2-52
20c
Machine
11■
12-1:
Curtis
;
11-10
11-26
11-29
12- 1
12-15
—3c
&
12-24
7
12-10
.7%.
•
,
12-24
5%
31 %c.
—
Crows Nest PaSs Coal Co.. Ltd.
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred
(quar.)
Crum & Forster Securities
Corp.—
11-16
12-14
!—15c
11-
$1.50
$2
„
11-15
"
v
■"Year-end"".—4—50c
Crown
11-23
12-
25c
——
Mines
Clinton Foods, Inc., common
Common (monthly)
11-10
1
12-17
5c
preferred
$4.50
10-3®
12-20
12-17
11-15
11-23
50c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
5%
$$2
$ 25c
■
(annual).
1
12-
$32 %C
(quar.)-
Extra
12-
50c
(year-end)
Sugar Co., Ltd
Ale, Inc., common
Extra
Class B
15c
15c
(quar.)
Dry Ginger
34.25 preferred (quar.)
Class
11-29
75c
(quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forgings,
11-3®
$25c
(year-end)_
common
preferred
Ltd.,
9
11-2®
$1.12%
Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co
Cement
$1.30
Co.
9
11-
11-30
15c
Calaveras Land & Timber Corp.
California
~
~
11-
12-19
20c
Corp,'
12-10
10c
30c
Extra
Burton-Dixie
12-1
$1
(quar;)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
11-12
Concen¬
$1
Extra
$4.50
1
50c
Mining
50c
$1.50
common...
(reduced)
&
Cleveland-Cliffs
11-30
11-30•
9- 3
11-9
11-15
11-15
11-30
*.
,...
12-
Crown
,
11-28
12-12
12-1
50c
(quar.)^
Mahoning
Clearing Machine Corp.
11-30
12-
Hosiery
Silver
Clearfield
11-16
$50c
—
St
Burkart
Canada
Clayton
12-21
37'Ac
11-23 /
10-31
3- 5«
6- 4 /.
$1
Claussner
12-21
_
—
—
50c
ii-i'5:
12-15
Crown
12- 5
25c.. 7-15-52':
25c 10-15-52
11-23
12-14
11-30
,
93%c
Crosse
11-20
25c
12-17
—;—25c 4-15-52
12-15
1-2-52
.
...
Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.).—
Varnish, common (quar.)_
dividend
Cribben
;
3'
50c
4'A% convertible preferred (quar.)——
Crompton & Knowics Loom Works (quar.)
,
'•
11-27
______
12-13
12- 3
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
;
5% preferred.; (quar.) —
——$1.25 /.■• 12r 1
common (quar.)
75c
12-10
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
12-15
$1
Bullock's, Inc. (Los Angeles) (quar.)
Buloio Gold
Dredging, Ltd. (interim)
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
'■
12-13
—
;
Auto Stamping Co.
& Suburban Homes
25c
„
11-23 /
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
-
$1
Co.
Extra
12-15
/
12-14
50c
Crampton Mfg.. Co., 5% preferred (s-a)_„„
Crane Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)
Creole Petroleum Corp._!__;
11-15
12- 6
11-23
Clark Equipment Co.,
11-13
5c
Co.
Co.
Special
12-15
11-20
Oil
1- 4
12-27,
12-14
12-31
93%c
.1!
preferred
(quar.)—.—:
Coty International (year-end)
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
11-30
12-27
12-
12-31
12-24
American dep. receipts Ordinary
Cow Gulch Oil Co. (resumed)
40c
preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
City
12-
Trust
&
Cotton
>
$1
$1.25
4%
12-31
1
5%
12-14
30c
—
6%
5
12- l
12-14
12-15
75c
$1.75
40c
—
Copper \€o
Chrysler Corporation (reduced)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.,
11-15
12-
Title
12-20
2-1-52
75c
87%c
_
Quarterly
12-31
12-15
(quar.)
11-20
.
Co.,. class
Extra
7
.
.
10c
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.,
11-21
12-
'1-2-52 "
12-1
_____
&
-
7
25c
-
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd., class A (year end)
Class
B
(year-end)
:$1
12-
30C t
;
Gin
convertible
Corroon
19-36
,•
1-2-52
$1.13
_—_—w—„.
Foundry
Year-end
,
12-
'
Refrigeration Co." (reduced)
Range Co. (quar.)—
—a.
5%
12- 4 /
11-10
12-12
11-19
12-15
$1
—
(increased)—
com.
preferred
Chile
12-15
5c
Forge Co.
Bullard
Bunker
8
25c
common
dividend
preferred
12-
$1.25
Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
Company, common (reduced)
Buell
11-16
15c
Buckeye
Budd
1
50c
(quar.)
Incubator,
12-14
12- 1
1-2-52
12-1
12- 5
/11-39
$1.12'A
.
Copperweld Steel Co.<>
12-15
Quarterly
^
$15c
(quar.)
Brunswick Drug Co.
11-19
12-15
12-
11-23
2
11-30
•
Extra
Copper
11-
12-15
....
1_—
dividend
11-15
1
11-13
Copeland
11-23
-
Quarterly
:■
$30c
(year-end)
preferred
dividend
Chicago
93%c
Brunner Mfg. Co
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—
$5
1
12-31
50c
Company, common (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
.Class B (quar.)
12-
60c
(quar.)
L.)
Common
convertible
Chickasha
11-20
75c
(quar.)__
——
1
12-
11-29
!
dividend A—_1„
Cooksville
11-15
12-14
,20c
Year-end
11-23
$1.50
11-27 '
12- 1 '
1*- 1
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Common
(increased quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc.—
11-20
$1.10
Inc
Inc.
A
11-27
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)—
11-15
i-'L'.
& Steel Industries—
,$3 prior preferred
12-14
Chicago Corp.,. $3 preferred (quar.)
Chicago Medical Arts Building Corp.——
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
1
15c
Co.,
3%%
12-31
1-15
12-10
preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio R.y„
2
11-26*
1-2-52
——
7%
Year-end
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
1-2-52
a2
_
preferred
11-16
7%
(year-end)
Iron Co. (quar.)
Company, $5
1
9
Stock
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co.
Brown & Bigelow, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
11-16
12-
preferred
Valve Mfg.,
1
$1
preferred (quar.)———
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
''
4%% preferred (quar.)—$1.12%
1-15
12-30
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
'
v
J
*v
Co.—
4.40%
Brown
11-
1
$12 %C
(s-a)__
Gas
12-15
12-
1-15
(interim)
$4.50
11-21
12-
Stock
Cook Paint &
12-15
Charis Corporation (quar.)
$$1
(quar.)
Co.
Borough
Fibre Co., common
Paper &
Chapman
7
40c
•
receipts ordinary
G.)
Champion
11-29
12-
$2.25
—
5%
;/A.;
12-15
12-15
40c
37%c
$1.12%
$3.50
(year-end)
12-
93 %c
Co.,
Ltd.—
Glass
(E.
Aircraft Co.
Cessna
11-19
$37%c
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Extra.'.
v1/ -:
11-30
- -
10c
11-30
$25c
Common
Stock
15c
Extra
11-15
1
•
30c
Co." (quar.)_^_—>
Co.
12-15
12-
.
Co., common-(quar.)
(quar,)L_
Continental Copper
(year-end)
$2
Can
preferred
Continental
5%
12-19
1
$3.75
12-15:
1
f50c ,12-
,
;
Continental
12-10
12-31
12-
,
(quar.y_-
Continental Casualty
Extra
7
11-39:
12-31
f30c
•
.
■/ '/■
Assurance
12-
.12-28
.
75c
Co
'.Extra
10-31
11-30
.A A
12%c
12-20
12-
Continental
.
Continental
1-2-52
1-2-52
" 12-20
37'Ac
(quar.).—_________—__
preferred
11-30
$1.03
$1,19
Co.—
12-15
20c
4.52%
-11-15
"7 12-15
18%c
Co.,. Ltd.—1—
preferred
11-15
;
dividend
75C
(quar.)
Oil
preference
Electric
Stock
$3
British Columbia Electric Ry.
Brockway
Century
11-15
15c
American dep.
Violeta
50c
ioc
Container: Corp. of America
4% preferred
(quar.)—
Continental Air Lines, Ins.i—_:
_
11-15
11-26
4.50%
12-1
•
Corp.
(quar.)
Sugar Co. (s-a)
50c
(quar.)
Celanese,
Service
(quar.)-
Less 12c withheld for Cuban dividend tax.
5
75c
(s-a)
British-American
Central
10-31
$5
preferred
preferred
preferred
Glass
•
.
12-13
12-13
12-28
t
B——ilOc
Paper
11-39"
:
75c
.
(year-end)—
Consumers Power .Co.
11-15
11- 1/
12- 1
11-30
12-14
11-15
12-18
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. (quar.)—
Extra
$3
11-15
12-
18c
Bristol-Myers Co., common
Brown
5
12-14
12-
Rubber—
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Semi-annual
5%
4.75%
—
-
Public
Vermont
Company
&
3
11-30
12-14
1
____
Ltd.^; class
Power
11-15
-12-
12-14
$2.50.
„
Utilities/Corp. (quar.).
Corp.,' common (quar.)
Water,
11-23.
Co.
—
Central
9
320c
—
Hose &
preferred
Brooke
4.15%
$2
Roller Bearing Co. (quar.)
Bowling Green Fund (special)
Boyertowtr Burial Casket (increased quar.)__
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
British
11-21
50c
Bower
3%%
11-
4
20c
Special
6%
11-20
11-27
25c
Fund, Inc
Woven
11-30
12-
15c
________
Ltd.
Boston
Boston
11-13
11-13
17 %c
____________
& Co. (quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co. (year-end)
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
Trust
12-11
$2.50
r---.-
25c
Consumers
,
'
11-30
(quar.)---—$1.12%
Central & Southwest Corp. (quar.)
22%c
Central Steel & Wire Co. (quar,)-—25c
Year-end
_A
"Aj-A $1
12-11
12-17
,
$1.25
Consumers
.
12- 1
11-30
12-31
12-21
1-2-52
11-30
12-31
preferred
25c
(Sidney)
Investment
4.50%
Electric
12-1
$1.05
Grocers
Theatres,
'
1
$1.50
.
Co. <N. Y.)
(quar.)—__
Engineering Corp.—
(Initial quar.)
Consolidated
11-5
11- 5
11- by
11- 5
11-15'
11-15 /
—
Louisiana
25c
—
Foods,
Blumenthal
7
1
1;
11-15
Edison
Consolidated
$1.25
25c
;
12-
12-
1
12-15..
—
Central
12-26
—.
Blue Bell, Inc.
Bond
62 %C
(quar.)—
Year-end
Blue
$1.06%
12-
,
11-28'
-12- 7
11-15
11-15
11-23 *
I-IO
——————
25c
Light Co., common (quar.)_
55c
preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Central Illinois Public Service, com, (quar.)
30c
4% preferred (quar.)__
—$1
11-20
1-2-52
12-21
12-16'
12-
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Cd./(increased)—
Consolidated Textile Mills, "Ltd., common.—
'5% preferred (s-a)_i____"___l
'
13-10
12-15
56%c
!
,
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries .Corp.
1C
4%%
11-20
$1.35 V.- 12-
$1.05
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.) ——
—:
Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
12- 1
12- 6
27'Ac
62%c
59c
2c
(quar.)-.
Cc.
.
12-15
12-1519-15
(s-a)
5%
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11-30
-
Monthly
11-39
11-14:
37'Ac
common
Consolidated
.
—* '
:
"
Management Corp.
(extra).;'—'
Consolidated Gas
350c
-
.
(quar.)
—
Central Illinois
Blackstone Valley
New
11-23,.
12-10
Foundry Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)_—Hollywood Building (monthly)
Central
B-
Consolidated
11-23
12-1
12- I
12-10
—.————
Warehouse
Inc.
Chemical Industries—
Consolidated
12-7
90c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-16
»
.$1.50 partic. preference class A (extra)
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
'Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. preferred—.
20c
(quar.)
11-16
It
12-14
t$2
Power
Class
12* 7
25c
$1.12%
25c
—
Power Co.—
&
1
(Toronto)—
Connecticut River Power, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
ConscHidated Cement Corp., class A (accum.)
11-23
$2
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd
Co.,
Detroit
Extra
12-10
$1.06%
"
_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Central
11-21
12-10
32c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
common
1
15c
(quar.)
(year-end)—
1212-
.12-15
$$1.75
Connecticut
11-15
12-23
11-23
12- 1
75c
preferred
Central
11-16
1
__
4%% preferred (quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Arizona Light
$2.36
1- 2
12-10
10c
10c
—
_
Knitting
$2.50
11-19
12-
-
$1.10
1
12-
40C
25c
25c
320c
—
Association
Invest.
,
&
Co.
Life
—
Congoleum-Nairn,
11-15.
11-13
11-24
12-29
11-20
330c
,
Paper
Common
5
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
11-21
J$4
Extra
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
12-13
-1-15
12-1
350c
325c
31121/2
Corp,
Central
11-30
$1.12%
-;
Light,
Celtic
11-30
12-20
(quar.)
Telephone
Extra
11-16
1
12-
17% C
Corp
Power
preferred
5.40%
1-15
12-20
$1
——
.
&
11-15
35C
12- 1
(quar.)
(quar.):.-—
Carson, Pirie, Scott <fr Co., 4 % %
Cascades Plywood (quar.)
11-20
3%
(quar.)
(year-end)
preferred
Bird
1
12-10
25c
Spinning Assoc., Inc.
Corp.
7% preferred
(quar.)
Big Bear Market of Michigan, Inc. (quar.)_
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, common (quar.) —
4%% preferred (quar.)
Birtman
12-
1-31-52
»0c
Gas—
_
Carpenter
11-15
1
Company
Carman & Company,
Carrier
Quarterly
11-30
12-12
:
12-12v
1-2
1- 2
1- 2
q$1.25
„
(quar.)
(year-end).,
Co.
Corp.
Carolina
11-15
12-
Confederation
25c
Shoe
Year-end
11-13
dividend
Bethlehem Steel
Black
1
1
50C
$6
Co.
Fine
Beryllium
0%
1212-
11-30
11-20
11-1411-15;
1
25c
,•
11-21*
11-21
12-
20c
___;
1
12-1
40c
(quar.)___
Arausemcnts, 'Ltd.—
participating preferred
'8%
'
Carlisle
11-30
12-20
30c
(quar.)-—.—
1- 2
12-15
12-14
12- 1
(quar.)—
Natural
12-
$1
Confederation
Extra
9
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Watch
9-
12-
Ltd.
Corp.,
preferred
Cannon
11-30
—
Beneficial
Stock
1-
(quar,)
common
Extra
Benrus
Mfg.
4%
11-30;
11-30 ;
Consolidated
_
30c
*
Transportation 2
12-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
«.
common...
preferred
Holders
Payable of Re*
(Phila.)—
$1.25
12-15
$$1,12%
(initial)—
310c
(quar.)—.
320c
-
Lamp,
Western
Carborundum
11-30
$17%C
——
(year-end)
Corp.
Bell
Bell
quar.)
1-
Tire
Canadian
11-15
310c
Motor
Canadian
4%
When
share
Co.
(quar.)
Connecticut
(quar,)—
Machine, Ltd,, com.
___
(quar.)
preferred
!
Products, Ltd.—
Canadian Refractories, Ltd., 4%%
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Title
Extra-
4%
$25c
$$1.25
185c
375c
(interim)
Co.,
Common
t
3$1
Ltd. (year-end)
Dock Co., Ltd., com.—
Morse
Commonwealth
175c
—,
-
preference
Canadian
12-10
335c
Conestoga
5% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Locomotive Co.,.Ltd.
3-10
335c
11-15
Co.,
Common
12-10
325c
(quar.)—
Cone Mills,
12-1
Class A participating preferred
Inter.
Investment
Trust
11-15
1-
11-15
11-15
11-15
Canadian
1
12-
12-15
325c
preferred (quar.)__
4'A fo
Canadian Ice
1
11-15
class A_—
Co., Ltd.,
Breweries, Ltd.
Bronze
12-14
1
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(A. S.) Shoe, 4%%
Cable
&
________
Canadian Fairbanks
12-10
12-27
12-
375c
325c
A
B
Dredge Si
11-15
50c
:
$1.40
Wire
Canadian Food
11-19
12-15
-
Canadian
11-30
,
-
—
Canadian
9
$62'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Class
Ltd
Vinegars,
Canadian
(irreg.)
Belding-Cortice.lli,
2
11-
—-
Works.-,
Belden Mfg. Co.
Extra
11-30
Bayway Terminal Corp
Beaunit Mills, $5 pfd. (initial quar.)—
Lumber Co,r Ltd., class A (quar.)—-
Beck
Canada
2
1-
5%
—
Beaver
$1.40
5%
11-15
1-21
of
Co.
—
Bathurst Power & Paper,
Class B
12-12
1
$1.07
Insurance
Barymin 'Co^'--'Ltd.
Basin Oil
Co.
(monthly)
Bath Iron
2
$1
—
dividend)-—
of Canada,
Ltd.
Barber-Ellis
1-
12-15
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
150c
(quar.)
—
Salevay, 4%% preferred
preferred (quar.) _____
12-
Per
of Company
$50c
1- 2
130c
Ltd.-
Foundries,
Name
12-10
11-15
(quar.)___ $$1.12%
q$1.25
t20c
Canada
31.75
——
(stock
J.
N.
Life
National
Bankers
6
40c
(quar.)_
preferred
oreferrcd
4%
Extra
12-
10c
(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common
7%
10-26
15c
(quar.)—
Show
Milting Co., Ltd.
11-26
12-20
12-
Payable of Reo
320c
Canada
48c
Corp
Inc.
T.).
Radio
Iron
11-19
35c
A/—
Axe-Houghton Fund A—
(Payable in cash or stock!—————
Ayrshire
Share
of Company
Canada
1
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Reo.
Monday, November 26, 1951
...
$1.
1
1
11-15 :
"
11-15
11-30
11-16
.12-15;
11-30'
•
*
$$1.25
$25c
$G2'Ac
12-
1
2-1-52
12-
1
11-15
1-
9
11-21
"
/
yolume 174
Number 5067
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2033)
Per
Name
of Company
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
X>ominion Structural
When
Share
Holders
*37'/2c
—
2-1-52
1-
1-2-52
12-
Name of
2
{25c
Ltd
Steel,
12-15
1
11-19
12-15
General
11-15
Donohue
Year-end
J25c
__*
I
__
12-
J50c
Ltd
Brothers,
12-
1
T/o
ir-15
5%%
5%
preferred
1st
2nd preferred
Chemical
5%
$0.328125
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
5%
60c
(quar.)
(1 share for each 40 shares
Stock dividend
common
2nd
A
(quar.)_.
preferred
&
Bradstreet,
Duncan
Electric
(quar.)
Dunham
(C.
Inc.
Mfg.
A.)
1-
2
2
General
12-21
$5
11-30
11-20
12-10
11-19
12-
7
11-16
25c
12-10
11-30
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
Water
4%%
&
preferred
Eastern
States
preferred A
12-10
11-14
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
25c
12-
5
1
11-15
1-
2
12-
7
$1.12%
1-
2
12-
7
$1.75
1-2-52
12-
$1.50
1-2-52
12-
8c
12-20
11-30
{25c
12-15
11-15
$5
12-17
12-
preferred
(quar.)__.
$1.06%
12-
1
2nd
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.06%
12-
1
11-16
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
17c
$1.10
12-
1
12-
7
shares held.
100
National
Stock
12-14
Watch
Co.
(quar.)
15c
„
dividend
11-15
12-20
{27%c
Empire District Electric Co., common
35c
5%
preferred (quar.)$1.25
Empire State Oil Co
18c
1-15-52
Emsco Derrick & Equipment Co
Erie
Railroad
Erlanger Mills,
4y2%
Erwin
prior
Mills,
Eversharp,
5%
I
87%c
12-10
$1.25
12-
1
11-
(quar.)
12l/2c
12-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-
1
(quar.)_______—V
Inc.
preferred
1-
2
1
I
11-
50c
12-
1
11-
20c
12-
6
Federal
12-1
Y.
$0.185625
1-2-52
12-20
quar.)__
22y2c
31 %c
Works
Tire
of
Philadelphia
York
Corp.,
Firth Carpet Co.,
preferred
$2
non-cum.
preferred
Gair (Robert)
(s-a)
4
12-
CoTp.
1'
(quar.)
6%
convertible
12-
3
11-19
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
6
1-15
12-20
12-15
11-20
8
ft
15c
11-26
11-19
(quar.)______—
50c
11-26
11-19
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)_
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (quar.)____!
Hazeltine
Corp.
(year-end)
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar.)—________
48 %C
12-
1
25c
12-
1
11-20
30c
1-
2
12-14*
convertible
Hartford
preference
Electric
Hercules
Cement
Corp.
Year-end
Hercules
•
.
12-21
11-21
12-10
'
12-
12-10
11-30
12-15
12-
5
1-
2
11-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
6
2-1-52
1-17
7c
: 11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
13c
,
,
•
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
11-26
11-1$
50c
(quar.)—_—
11-15
11-1$
11-16
•
11-19
20c
15c
2
12-20
12-10
1-
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
12-
1
11-19
5c
12-
Extra
%%
3
common
12-10
12-*"1
11-30
11-15
(initial).
11-10
11-19
12-10
11-23
1
B
11-16
32c
(monthly)
20C
_
Ho'tels Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
(Charles E.) Co. (reduced)
Hilton
4%
12-
11-30
11-20
12-28
12-18
20c
preferred
Hires
Hobart
1-25-52
I-15
30c
12-
1
11-15
50c
—
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., common—_—
preferred
$4
12-
1
11-15
Growth
$0.0369
Five
' :
cents
Iron:
ordinary
from
Gulf
r.ct
Mobile
realized
&
Ohio
security
RR.,
$1.06%
11-13
23 %C
11-28
11-14
income)
11-
»
11-
fi
12-26
12-15
50c
12-26
12-15
(year-end)
(quar.)
15c
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Foods, Inc., com. (stock
preference (quar.)
Hunt
B
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-13
11-30
11-13-
12 %c
11-30
Products Corp.
12-30
12-12
11-16
net
a3%
11-30
11-16
11-30
11-16
cash
gain on
stock
or
at
5)—
Dec.
Indiana Limestone
{25c
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-21
12- ?
10c
distribution out of
securities. (Payable
holder's
option be¬
qu^ar.)™-
6%%
$5
(quar.)
$1.25
6-30-52
12-10
11-15
11-28
12-12
11-28
12-
—^———— —
11-26
1
123-
1
11-
1
I
11-19
,12-17
12-
3
$3
1-
2
75C
12-
1
11-14
50c
12-
1
11-14
6-10
50c
12-12
$1
(s-a)
preferred
11-15
$1.50
commorn._rs._-___'
Year-end.
6%
11-15
3
12-12
75c
12-10
33c
16c 3-10-52-
pfd. (accum.).
(accum.).-—r-
Co.,
1
12-
40c
—_
Ingersoll-Rand
12-
10c
(increased
35c
25c
;
Corp.. (quar.)—
preferred
11-21
12-24
$1.05
(quar.)_—
Year-end
$1.25 3-31-52
11-14
{37 %c
(quar.)
Co., Inc.
Industrial Silica Corp.,
(quar.)
I
11-
1
12-31
{2%c
—
Products
Steel
Industrial Rayon
1
10-1}
12-
(Baltimore)—
Fund
Indiana Gas & Water Co.
Indiana
12-
12-10
{35c
•
gains
capital
realized
in
fore
12- 8
11-30
Incorporated Investors—
11-16
12-
11-30
12-14
_
and
8% cents from realized security profits)
11-16
12-28
11-16
12-14
12-
(1 % cents from net investment income
11-30
12-27
1
25c
5%
37 %c
(year-end)—
(increased s-a}_—
of Canada, Ltd.—
Foundation
11-30
12-28
1
12-
{50c
11-30
45c
12-15
12-14
—
partic. preferred
conv.
Special
50c
12-15
7
50c
Imperial Varnish & Color, Ltd., common
11-16
$1.25
7
1-
$1.25
Tobacco Co.
Common (reduced)
11-16
(quar.)
1-
Chemical Industries, Ltd.—•
11-30
$5 preferred
$5 preferred
11-13
$20c
deposit receipts, Ordinary (interim)
Amer.
11-30
and 40c
11- 9
11-30
(quar.)__
common
dividend
Stock
12-10
5%
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Food
11-15
{20c
& Door Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Hygrade
1
12 %C
dividend)
(s-a)
Huttig Sash
5%
12-
12-
$1.50
45% preference series A (quar.)__
Hunt's, Ltd., class A (s-a)
—
Class
11-16
32c
(quar.)
Refining Co. (increased quar.)
Oil &
11-16
12-17
31 %c
preferred B
Humble
11-30
12-17
31 %c
Corp., common A
preferred (quar.)
5%
5.12%
12-10
{$1
(quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper
9c
(quar.)—
11-30
(quar.)
t$l
6c
profits.
common
11-2C
11-13
security profits and
common
Company
Hudson Bay
6%%
income
11-30
II-30
Extra
Hubinger
11-30
Inc,-^
11-20
12 %c
37 %c
12 %c
11-16
'
12-10
20c
(quar.)
12-10
11-30
v.
12-31
12-10
Income
'v.
1-15
$1.75
11-16
security
1-24
12-31
93%c
11-16
areThe
1-24
3
3
56 %c
11-30
;
11-14
3-
3-
(quar.)
$1.50
.
12-20
Motors Co.
Howell Electric
lie
.
50c
60c
(quar.)_,
investment
Co.,
preferred
4c
*
'
II-30
—
common
realized
11-16
income.
from net
are
-
{12%C
(quar.)___
from
Sound
12c
investment
11-10
I-2-52
Inc.—
Fund,
from
$0.1981
Howe
Corp.,
preferred
10c
payments
Companies,
Stores
Plan
Howe
Material
Field
Oil
Howard
6
12-
1
1-15
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power Co.
11-30
above
12-20
12-20
12-
25c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
19c
shown
12-31
$1.12%
10c
3%%
Houston
5
12- 3
12- 0
—
15c
regular payments
11-
12-20
(reduced).
preferred (quar.)_______—-—_____
Inc. (year-end)—_______
(N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Horner
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (year-end)
,—
Household Finance Corp.,
common
(quar.)_
11-16
——
11-14
11-29
12-28
25c
(quar.)
4%%
11-30
—____—
12-10
50c
—
Border's,
11-30
11-16
11-2(1
11-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
common
Company, common
8c
11-16
—
12-17
12-15
75c
Horn & Hardart
4%
12-14
50c
Corp..
preferred
Hoover
2
11-15
{25c
(s-a)—
Electrochemical,
21c
:
-
Ltd.
1-
$1
(quar.)
Home
11-30
>
—
Holophane Company
lie
—;—
net
(quar.)
Imperial
—
extra
Mfg. Co.
imperial Oil, Ltd.
Gulf
preferred
Oil
»
(quar.)—
Year-end
Gulf
Gulf
Power
States
$4.20
8
3-11
Inland
Steel
25c
Co., 4.64%
Utilities,
pfd.
common
(quar.)____
12-10
11-15
$1.16
(quar.)_
1-2-52
12-15
30c
$1.05
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
11-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
12-15
11-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-15
11-19
t40c
12-
1
11-
42 %c
12-
1
11-15
11-16
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
15c
12-31
12-
Hackensack
—
Water
Co.
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)___.————-——
■.—
and
net
Extra
Interlake
Shares—
Bond
Group
Investment
realized
11-19
$4.40
Co.
Extra
Institutional
Corp.
12-
7
1
1
$1.50
Co., common
(quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlelt & Co.
11-16
12-
7
11-19
1212-
20c
5%
11-16
12-31
5
1
87 %C
(quar.)
$4.37% convertible 2nd preferred
Heywood-W'akefield
5
43 %c
;
preferred A
11-30
$4.50
75c
1-2M
25C
11-30
.-
profits.
,
11-19
11-15
53 %c 2-15-52
(quar.)
•
11-19
11-21
1
Heyden Chemical Corp.,
17c
Bond
from
11-15
12-10
1
12-
11-30
15C
11-14
12-10
12-
30c
Corp.—
12-
—.—
Utilities
12-10
1
12-15
8c
______
10c
11-21
12-19
12415
16c
—.
Tobacco
11-14
2
50c
20c
11-15
1
11-20
1-
20c
Imperial
Investing Company
Merchandising
Railroad
11-30
21c
•
Machinery
12-15
12-
12-
12-15
25C
Mfg. Co.___—___________
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
1 increased)
4% %
12-20
Equipment
12-10
12-15
25C
—__
convertible preferred B
—
Stock
$$1,
11-15
$1
—
Products
Steel
12-27
{15c
(quar.)
common
Year-end
12-12
7c
15c
(quar.)
12-
37%c
5%
—
preferred
Industrial
Railroad
•
dividend
2
50c
-
Railroad
37%c
r
1-
8
—
Equipment
5
General American Oil Co. (Texas)—
Stock
Electrical
5
25c
...
(quar.)
—
11-
1
11-15
8
11-15
12-
1
12-
'—
11-
30c
(quar.)
12-
12-
(quar.)_
—
1
$1.50
(accum.)
com.
—
3
$1
12-
12-
$4.25
12-31
;—
3
'
11-30
12-18
11-19
-5%
.
12-
1
12-14
1-2-52
12-27
Hooker
10c
Classes:
12-
12-
8
40c
$1.12%
11-26
11-26
3c
12-
50c
12-
15c
12-15
12-31
—'
Petroleum
•-
12-20
{40c
Co.,
11-16
25c
Stock—
Mining
1
8
12- 8
1—
Carter
1
10c
—
'Food
0
1
5
12-
12-20
(quar.)__
Battery Co., Ltd.
Extra
Hart
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Stock"
11-20
12-
Chemical
preferred
Oil Co.,
Honolulu
Oil
9c
12-
12-1
Harshaw
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
(initial quar.)
1-
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
11-28
9c
11-17
12-
11-28
25c
—-—
1
$3
2nd
11-16
$1.25
-
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-
56%c
5%
1
20c
;—
Brewery,
50c
,
(quar.)
12-10
40c
(quar.)_;
25c
:
(quar.)
Co.-
Inc.,
{50c
•
(quar.)
(Houston)
common
12-15
20c
Gary (Theo.) & Co., $1.60 1st pfd.
Mfg.
12-
;.50c
(quar.)
Inc.
{50c
(initial)
(quar.)—
General America Corp.
12-26
11-19
Extra
4%%
__i.
Priced
The
Company, common
Container
1
$2.50
.
Extra——______
preferred
11-26
12-
1
1-16
20c
75c
Harnschfeger Corp.,
12-10
America
class B
Chemical
11-20
12-15
12-
^1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Extra
11-26
25c
.
'
pfd.
of
Automobile
11-20
12-10
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-
30c
Aviation
1
Common
(N. Y.)—
Bond
Building
$1.12 %
_____
.
Common
Extra
Low
11-20
12-
1
11-15
12 %c
Administered
11-2$
35c
(quar.)
French (Fred F.) Investing Col, Inc., 7% pfd.
fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)—
4% preferred :(quar.)—_—_
Fruit of the Loom, Inc.—
Gair Co. of. Canada, 4%
Life
Co.,
convertible
1
12-10
12-
50c
(M. A.) Co., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
11-2?.
25c
(quar.)_
Y.)
& Pacific Tea Co.
preferred
1
$1
(quar.)
Franklin Simon & Co., Inc.—
com.
(N.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
12-
$1
Fownes Brothers & Co.
Gemmer
Giant
12-
50c
11-15
$1.06%
Hanna
12-12
preferred
Industry
37%c
11-15
1
62 %c
93% c
—
—%
Common
11-20
1
11-15
1
12-
11-26
10c
11-15
12-
1
12-
____;
12-10
&
;J,
Southern
20c
common
common (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Ford Motor of Canada, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
B
(quar.)———_——
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
Foster Wheeler Corp. (quar.)
Gaylord
1
1
12-
50c
25c
(quar.)
11-15
12-12
-
5%
•
12-
25c
B
Extra
6%
11-26
11-15
1
1
12-31
12-31
11-15*
12-
Extra
Class
12-10
12-
50c
1
-
A
Fully
11-15
15c
(quar.)
12-1
lc
11-30
1
1
—20c
4%%»5preferred (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co., new
Smelting
1
12-
50c
California—
12-
Northern
5%
11-20
12-
A
of
12-
{25c
(quar.)__
Institutional Bon1
20c
Class
Co.
$2.50
Mining,
Insurance Co.
General
$1.18%
(quar.)
$1
Oil
60c
$2
11-15
12-
7
11-26
12-10
20c
$2
(year-end)
Indemnity
11-15
.
7
12-
,
Hancock
35c
Co,_______~_———_________—
11-16
12-10
12-
2
30c
11-29
1
12-10
2
1-
11-26
11-29
12-
1-2-52
1-
$1.06%
11-26
Group Securities, Inc.—
Funds;
11-30
$1
Extra
$1.12%
—
11-30
12-27
1
30c
'
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Instrument Co.
12-10
12-12
4% %
4
50c
11-20
12-10
75c
preferred
12-10
12-27
12-
,
Extra
4%%
12-20
37 %c
Greer Hydraulics.
Greyhound Corp.,
4
12-15
11-23)
11-20
$1.50
(quar.)
$1.12y2
Foote Mineral Co.,
6%
1212-
12-15
12-10
25c
Company, common (quar.)___
12-21
Year-end
*
12-14
(quar.)
50c
t50c
$1
6%
preferred
(quar.)— ._
Flintkote Company, common (quar.)
$3
11-15
11-15
11-23
$1
50c
(quar.)
common
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
11-15
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
common
Green Mountain Power Corp
1
25c
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Florida Power & Light Co., com.
4%% preferred (quar.)„—
12-15
tl2%c
A
12-12
5%
11-30
12-14
Co.,
Paper
11-15
12-15
12-31
11-30
3c
_
common
11-15
12-31
25c
B
1
+50c
12-10
65c
(extra)_
Extra
Class
12-
{40c
Great
$3
(s-a)
Ltd., class A
11-15
8
Green
$3
Fitz-Simons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
Fitzsimmons Stores,
1
"i,—__——_
Griesedieck-Western
4%% preferred A (quar.)___
Fishman (M. H.) Company (quar.)__.
Quarterly
class
(quar.)
preferred
Class
12-10
(reduced)
common
12-
8
11-30
12-
12-12
11-
11-15
12-20
(quar.)—
Rubber, new com.
'•4%% preferred (quar.)
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
First Security Co: p. (s-a)
1-2-52
11-
11-21
12-15
11-10
12-
12-10
12-15
11-21
1
12-
12-1
50c
Watch
convertible preferred
4%%
11-21
12-12
$1
12-20
40c
&
12-12
12-
Class B preference
11-15
37 %c
.
11-20
$1.75
$3
(quar.)
California—.—
4%
Hettrick
$1.25
;
Ltd.,
preferred
50c
(quar.)
Hamilton
Hammermill
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4%% preferred series A
75c
common
(s-a)___—.
American
Great
1
2- ^
11-21
—
(quar.)_
Association
First
3-1$
12-
2-15-52
11-21
(quar.)——$62V2c
(quar.)
$30c
Railway Co.—
Non-cumulative preferred
$1
12-16
4-1-52
{$1.25
11-21
37 %c
(quar.)—
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd.—
Common (Increased quar.)
,
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—
Firestone
(resumed)
Extra
1-1-52
(quar.)
1
1
5
preferred
1
12-
11-23
5%
1
37 %C
11-
11- 5
12-
4
1
11-25
12-
12-
11-15
12-
t$1.25
12-
12-15
1
t35c
Ltd., common
$1.25
25C
12-
(quar.)
6%
<quar.)_
class A (quar.)
class B (quar.)
American
7%
11-30
$2.50
11-23
Co.,
$1.16
Common
11-30
12-20
11-23
12-15
10c
Ltd._
Co.,
Great Atlantic
1
25c
Finance Co. of America (Baltimore)—
Class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Fire
12-
12-15
30c
Insurance—
(quar.)
Corp.
of
$1.50
Co.—
Quarterly
-
$2.50
Screw
11-23
10c
30c
Co.
11-26
12-15
37 %c
common
Consolidated'
Mfg.
Great
11-15
Corp.,
Life
(increased
Corp.
11-30
50c
$1.12%
common
(W. T.)
Gray
11-19
50c
:Extra'.
Ferro
25c
(s-a)
common
Company,
Inc.,
3%%
9
$1.25 preferred (quar.)——
Federal Mining & Smelting Co. (year-end)
Filtrol
11-15
12 %c
Grant
9
Federal Enterprises Inc.—
Federal-Mogul
11-30
preferred (quar.)—
Co.,
Co.
R.)
11-15
12-
5%
Traders
Common
12-14
(increased)
common
Stores,
preferred
Great
12-
50c
(quar.)___
Metallurgical
N.
Quarterly
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Power
12-18
75c
dividend
Syracuse,
Mfg.
Graixby
1-16
25c
'
(quar.)_.
1
(quar.)
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
Fajardo Sugar Co. (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
&
12-31
12-17
2-
.
Stock
$1.12%
10c
Inc.,
preferred
5%
9
35c
Extra
Farmers
11-23
t25c
(W.
8%
11-19
12-21
25c
common
Coe & Gregg,
4%%
12-22
12-10
(quar.)
&
Mackay
8%
11-19
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
Fansteel
1-2-52
50c
11-23
f6c
preferred
$2
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
preferred
Inc.
56 %c
11-15
12-10
5%
11-21
B
Graflex,
11-30
common
Inc.,
1
$1
8%
11-16
12-
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Faber,
11-10
1
3
1
12-10
15c
1
Company—
$5 preferred A
12-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Grace
11-30
12-
11-21
11-15
12-
62%c
(quar.)_
Ltd
50c
C.), 6%
Sachs
Gorham
11-15
12-15
32 %c
5
12-
1
11-15
12-
25c
Equitable Gas Co. (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (quar.)___
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed
(quar.)_
12-
1
12-10
12-
$2
5c
Class
12-31
12-
11-20
15c
(quar.)_
Co.,
Brewing
Gordon
11-10*
12-15
11-30
(year-end)
preferred
$5
11-29
11-28
11-20
1
25c
Hamilton Cotton
12-15
II-30
12-
50c
4%%
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
11-29
25c
I-2-52
3
(George)
(initial)
(H.
%%
$4
8
12-20
5%
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co, (quar.)
;
Empire Brass Mfg., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
12-12
12-
25%
Goodall-Sanford,
Subject to
40c
12-20
12-31
Extra
4
Electrolux Corp.
Elgin
Goebel
common
11-
Putnam
12-15
1-2-52
50c
(quar.)
(see
Rutgers Fire
Goldman
12-14
Co.
dividend
&
Godman
11-16
approval of the SEC)
11-23
$3
Corp.
.Globe-Wernicke
dividend).
(2y5 shares of Montana Power Co.
12-11-
1
Holdc.*
Payable of Rett.
50c
-
Hallnor Mines,
11-15
50c
$4.64 prior preferred (quar.)___
$5 2nd preferred
(quar.)
11-16
25c
(stock
2-
When
Share
(quar.)
Extra
11-20
1
55c
(quar.)_
Co., common
preferred
Common
11-16
stock for each
preferred
Stock
Globe
3
4%%
Co.
12-10
12-
$5
Gerrard (S. A.)
Co., 5% preferred
Girdler Corporation (quar.)
Extra
7
Share
Co.
Products
4 y2 %
7
(accum.)
Co._
7
15c
$2.25
Gas—
&
7
•1-
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.
12-14
Beat
1-
1
25c
(quar.)
common
Extra
Hart
Marble
Gerber
11-16
conv.
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Genty-Michigan
1
Bond
11-15
2-
$1.50 2-15-52
Extra
—
12-24
$4.40
Electric
Corp.,
Georgia-Carolina Brick & Tile Co.
11-13
12-
25c
12-
Electric
9*
$1.50
Georgia
11-15
$1.02%
conv.
11-
Fund).
11-10
J 10c
-
1
12-10
50c
common
Extra
11-15
(quar.)
$4.25
Advertising,
preferred
General Tire
11-10
12-15
preferred
Natural
12-
12-18
$1.25
.
11-14
{25c
______
11-15*
5
12-28
93%c
—
preferred
12-10
common
9
12-
$1
common
(quar.)
Castings Corp.—
$6 preferred (accum.)
$6 preferred (accum.)
11-14
4.10%
Paso
(quar.)
(quar.)
Outdoor
9
5-
Corporation
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.
11-21
$1.25.
84%c'
4.40%
12-10
$1.50
Ltd. (Bahamas) ordinary
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Eddy Paper Corp
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)
El
pfd.
5-
12-13
60e
(quar.)—
Telephone
(accum.)—
preferred B
Ecuadorian Corp.,
Motors Corp.,
preferred
George Putnam Fund
(quar.)
$6
„
6%
11-21
25c
(Md.)
11-12
5-23-52
$1
General
11-15
$1.75
Associates,
Corp.
11-26
$1
General
1
(s-a)___
Fuel
11-12
(year-end)
Co.
3%%
Inc.,
preferred
General
11-27
12-
12-1
Corporation
Lines
11-26
Steel
12-15
;
Air
11-30
$1
General
10%
__
Extra
Gas
12-14
25c 5-23-52
11-23
30c
(quar.)
Eastern
General
Co.—
6%
preferred
<quar.)____
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd
Eastern
11-30
(s-a)_
12-15
25c
—
Eastern
12-14
(s-a)
C
5
12-
50c
31 %c
—
Interurban
11-14
(s-a)
12-31
$1.25
.
(quar.)
&
1
10s
5c
pfd.
5%
dividend
Louis
11-27
12-
10c
(quar.)__
Plywood Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)*
General Precision Equipment
30c
East St.
Mills,
$3.75
40c
Extra
$7
12-21
1-2-52
30c
»,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Eagle-Picher Co.
7 %
1-2-52
50c
Plastics & Chemical Inc. (quar.).
Duriron Compnny, common (year-end)
preferred
12-20
25c
Foods Corp. (quar.)
Industries, 5% preferred
General
10c
$1.75
Durez
5%
2
1-
A
Fireproofing
General
1-
1-15
preferred
conv.
1-15
Co
Company,
11-2$
$1.75
convertible preferred C
2-14
81 %c
—
Duraloy Company (quar.)
11-2$
12-26
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
4%
$1
_
Dow Drug Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Dravo Corporation, 4%
preference (quar.)_
Dreyfus Fund Inc. (year-end)_.
Drewry's, Ltd. »U. S. A.) (increased quar.)_
Dun
2
2%%
preferred
$3.25
1-
1-15
General
held)
$4
12-26
Inc., common
preferred A (s-a)
4%
___—12%c
(quar.)
(quar.),
Co.,
75c
50c
preferred
Per
Name of Company
Hajoca
General Finance Corp., common (quar.)
Extra
11-15
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
.
'General Cigar,
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
Dow
Share
Transportation
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Company
American
Quarterly
Dominion lar & Chemical Co.—
Common
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
{12 %c
{10c
(quar.)—_
income
Iron.
Quarterly
19c
from
dividend
25C
common
(quar.)
11-27
10-31
25c
_
11-27
10-31
•
7
1-15*
{30c
{37 %c
12-
12-21
75C
_—_______
Powders, Ltd.,
partic. preferred
Stock
and
(year-end)
Corp.
International Bronze
6%
from
security profits).—.
(from! realized security profits)
International Business
1
(Cc
Shares
-
12-14
1-15 *
12-14
Machines Corp.—
''
5%
1-28
$1
12-10
;
1-
4
11-20
50
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(2034)
1
International Cigar Machinery
25c
12-10
12-10
11-30
tv/uc
12-15
12-
.3-—
International Coal
Coke
&
Co.,
Ltd
(quar.)
$1.75
1%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.nternational Nickel Co.
~
4%
«
of
12-28
12-14
$1
Common
40c
12-23
12-14
Ltd.—
Canada,
———
—
International
Paper
Co.,
Products
12-17
11-23
12-17
11-23
(year-end)
t30c
nternational
Silver
nternational
Co.
(quar.)
Interstate
Gas
Foundation,
preferred
Investment
(s-a)_
of
Iowa Public Service Co.,
Common
3%%
1-2-52
12-14
1-2-52
12-14
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
97 %C
12-
1
11-15v
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-
1
11-24
12-
1
11-24
25c
12-
1
11-10
12-21
11-26
35 %c.
_______
(quar.)
_
20c
>
_____*__*——
12-10
12-28
12-28
Knitting Mills, Inc.
preferred A (quar.)
v
'
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
12-1
50c
12-21
12-
3
75c
12-20
12-
6
(quar.)——*
2-1-52
I-18
25c
12-11
11-23
45c
12-26
12-
3
$1.25
1-2-52
12-
3
40c
12-14
11-30
35c
12-14
11-30.
Extra
.
preferred (s-a>
Co.
$2.25
Extra
—
11-30
12-10
II-30
11-30
11-16
25C
12-10
12-
1
20C
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical (quar.)———
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
(quar.)—
12-10
12-
1
———•—-
4%
preferred
,'v
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Drug Co.
(quar.)..————
—
K&wneer
Company
$1
1-15-52
11-30
12-21
12- 7
12- 7
12- 1
11-16
12-20
12-
12-
11-19
V
(quar.)———*__
-
50C
v„
50c
Year-end
1-
15C
12-
$1.25
1-15-52
25C
12-15
12-
4% %
preferred {quae.)
Company (quar.).——_*____—
County Land Co. (quar.)—
$1.183/4
Extra-
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., com. (quar.)
5
12-
5
preferred
$3 class A
5.60%
(quar.)
Mill
4%
conv.
12-20
(s-a)
(D.
Emil)
Rubber
Knudsen
—
Inc.,
preferred
Kresge (S. S.)
Kress
(S.
H.)
1st
—
Kuner-Empson
France
La
Salle
$1.25
11-26
11- 9
12-24
12-12
II-28
(quar.)—:.—
.*3*:—_—
50c
12-20 '
$1
1-2-52
50c
12-12
;
4
12-
12-10
11-20
1
11-
common
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
1-2-52
12-14
2-1-52
7%c
12-15
12-
25c
10c
(quar.).
12-14
6
12-13
1-10-52
12-21
1- 2
12-14
$25c
—
5
3-
7%c 3-15-52
University
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
140c
___
7% preferred (quar.).:
Lake Superior District
Power, common
5% preferred (quar.)
:
6%
2nd preferred
Lambert
Class
(Alfred)
B
Lamson &
(quar.)_
class
A
Co.,
dividend
common
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-20
12-12
12-
5
12-12
12-
12I-2
1
11-16
25c
;
12-
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-15
11-21
20c
—
12-15
11-21
10c
1-15
'
—
5c
50c
*20c
10c
,
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc., com.
(resumed)—
25c
Extra
$4 preferred (quar.)
Lea Fabrics, Inc
Lee (H. D.) Company
12-21
10c
,
Co
5
"
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
12•
3
11-30
12-
1
I-
2
*
—
(quar.)*
__
:
11-15
(L.)
•
4%
redemption
plus
12- 4
12-
1
12-15
11-
9
11- 9
$1
12-
1
11- 9
12-
5
II-
11-15
11-20
60c
-
on
11-23
12-15
1
12-15
12-
1
1-15-52
I-
Co.,
12-
11-15
1
Extra
11-10
3,2-20
12- 4
11-
Co.,
12-15
$14
12-10
11-19
12-10
11-19
12-
1
II-23
11-30
11-19
11-30
11-
$1.10
12-24
11-16
fl5c
12-15
11-16
12-15
11-16
12-10
7 11-23
$3
90c
v
40C;
50C
12-22
1
Messer
Oil
93a.4C
12-
1
Textile
$3.25
Corp.,
12-
1
1
12-15
&
Thermit
35C
:
12-
12-15
J50c
!
1-2-52
50c
Extra
0
•11-20
5%
on
it
on
35C
12-
8
35C
12-
8
11-20
12-
1
it
,,*J
12-7
t3c
i
,12-15*
62 %c
40c
12-
1'
it
it
1
12-
■>
•>
ii
12- 1
$1.06 Vi
'
it
12-21
j 715c
12-21-
■'-V
•
1- 2
4c
--
25c
12-15
50c
"
12-27
preferred
3.85%
preferred
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
12-
1
11-20
$2.25 preferred
Mid-Continent
Mid-Continent
Extra
11-30
50c
12-10
11-30
12-21
12-12"
30c
12-20
$1.08 3i
97 %c
1-2-52
12-
4
1-2-52
12-
4.
1-2-52
95c
1-2-52
50c
11-30
v
*•'
50c
11-30
11-30
12-12
12-
4
12-
4
11-16
„
Corp.
11-16
75c
.
25C
.
$1 conv. preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
25C
10c
11-16
12-21
25c
(quar.)
12-14
n-15
35c
12-10
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-15
12-
1
7
preferred
11-16
12-15
11-16
11-30
11-15
12-
11-23
12-28 7
12-20
$L60.
50c
25c
62'/2C
'
12-10
10c
50c
12r«l
50c
<quar.)___
(Del.)—
12-.IV
7
35c .,-.12-10
: (quar.)
1-15-52
$1.75
11-30
20c
11-27
15c
12-14
75c
1-15-52
40c
$1.75
12-31
.
■ ■
'
5
12-20
25c
262/sC
25c
$1.07
$1 183/4
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
common
(guar.)
25C.
$1.25
—.—
*
■
50c
(quar.)__
$1.06%
tl2%c
U5c
50c
I
oc
.
—
15c"
35c
2%
$1.12'%
12-14
';
62%C 2-15-52
62 VrC 5-15-58
62.%c
;
12r20
26c
,
20C7.
75c„.-
r
30©
35c
,2-1-52:
40c
common
(reduced)
*
Fund, Inc.—
realized profits and 6c from net
8-15-62
•-15C/
(quar.)
Co.
1
12.-10
$2"'V12-10
—^—r7_.
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)_____
Transit Co. (year-end>_——*—_—
-12-
50c
Co.——
preferred
Co.,
1-2-52
U5c
7class A pfd.
National-Standard Co.. (quar.)—.•*
Products, Inc., com.
$1.05
7
155©-7
30c "
Resources
from
19c
12-22
75C
____ v
National Starch
Natural
;>
82c
Ry.—
preferred (qua-----■
preferred (quarj--iJl----'---------Radiator Co. (quari ) r_i_VJ.l._'t:7:!!'7_'r
National Rubber Machinery Co._—________
National Shirt Shops of Del. Iquar.)_____*_;
4.20%
7
12-14
5%
Natomas
12-
1-2-52
(Nashville) - (quar.
National
11-15
1
12-17
50c
(initial;
_____
$1.40
'
.
Distillers Products—
National Tea
11-15
12-14
12-15 7
20c
income.
Inc.
Brothers,
—_
—
(quar.)____.—
11-23
Nelson
New
$3
(N.
O.)
Co.
(increased)—
England Lirae Co., common
preferred
New
New
Jersey
Worsted Mills
Jersey Zinc
Newberry
(J. J.)
Co.
(quar.)__^
(quar.)
Company
11-30:
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
70c
12-13
12-
50c
12-15.,
11-30
11-30
;
1-2-52
$1
1-
1
12-
7
$1.01%
1-
1
12-
7
10c
12-
1
11-15
75c
:***_•■
.
1
$3
*——a
& Light, 4% pfd. (quar )_
preferred (quar.)—
—___
New Jersey Power
4.05%
25C i
20c:
20e
investment
Neisner
11-16
11-30
56 Vic
—
Co.
11-20
'
(initial quar.)
Fetroleum
Midland Oil Corp.,
I,
12-10
$1.12%
>
(quar.)
Airlines, Inc.—
Mid-West Abrasive
1
12-
$1.75
———*
(quar.)
11-20
12-
10c
9614c
(quar,)—*—.
11-19
37 %C
National
11-30
50c
(quar.)———
Michaels, Stern & Co., class A
r-11-10
5.'
5%
12-17
81%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-10
11-30
.":50C
_
t
11-15vt
12-10
30©
10c
———:——
3.90%
11-30
26 Vic
(increased quar.),
-><
■
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
Louis
National Malleable & Steel Castings
t 12«
Year-end —1—*;
J-!
,12-15
National. Paper . &' Type JCo.
preferred iquar.)_-,„
5%
preferred iquar.)*—.^-—
U»aW.
12- 1-
5%
v
:
,,"U-i4
35c
(quar.)
National Lead Co.,-'
'v
50c
11-14 '
11-14
.
12-10
(qnar.pn .: $1.75:'
National 'Life ft-Accident Insurance— . v - -y. 12 % ©
ii
o
ii-* g
.
\\
4.35%
%
National Gas & Oil Corp.—_—
National Gypsum Co:, common (quar.)—___
Stock dividend
* * $4.50" preferred (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd—
60c class A (quar,)—
i
.'
02-10
-
7C
:
1-2-52
1
35c
preferred (quar.)—'
Products
Discount Corp.,
£xtra
-.12-
50e
.National Drug & Chemical Co.
—
-
11-19
■j .2-14 '
11-15;
**60c .**11-30
4V4% conv. preferred series 1951 (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
60c c°nver%ble preferred (quar.)_______i_
National Food Products (quar.)
:
11-15
•
12-28
ii
—-—
Metropolitan ■
Metropolitan Edison Co.
common
Dairy
National
1
12-10
:12-30
_______
preferred
43/4 %
11-19
•
':»> 25c1'4 .11-30
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred iquar.l
—
National
11^30
•„
40c
*
..
12-10
50c
3%
50
—*--•
Fibres, Inc.
Register Co.
$1.25 preferred
National
—
(quar.)_^—
;
(quar.).:
Building Co.
9
12.
02.J5.
4i2-50
*—j
4%%
1
11^
11-28
,
62 %C
—
7% preferred
9
1
11-
National Cylinder Gas
,
—
11-
$$1.19
•
—■-
St.
&
Casket Co., $7
Common
12-12
12-
f75c
I:
(quar.)
Corp., common
11-30
12-1
12- 1
■
,
participating preferred
conv.
Patricipating
Metal
11-15
$$1.25
25c
National Container Corp.
/*
11-15
—
.
11-15
1
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Automotive
National
11-15
12-
—-—
common
i.
12-
—
Extra
.
Metal
12-
37 %c
v.
(s-a)„—
National Can Corp
$50Vic
—
15c
n-^-'r-r —
—1 rr-+-
________________—___—..
National Cash
1
$1.25
(quar.)__;
preferred (quar.)
;_**
Inc. (quar.)
7%
^fl-15
85c
•
Corp
12-10
National By-Products.
11-15
.—**-—
:
12-31
——_____
Chattanooga
National
12-11
12-
93 %c
(quar.)_:—.—(increased quar.)
12-
10%
vr :
'*—
Corp.
National Biscuit Co.,
9
45c
Inc;
Scott
&
i2-1
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—
National Aluminate Corp. (quar.)__________
11-15
4
--
dividend
12-14 *
'Extra 7'__j_*_'_*:______**-*—
12-5
■
Stock
12-14
1
■
$1.75
—
1
1-
National Alfalfa
1
20c
—
—
Merritt-Chapman
Nachman
Nashville,
11-30
I.T
—
Mercantile: Stores
:■
Nash-Kelvinator
1-2-52 '
(accum.)
(quar.)—*
common
preferred
1-
»
12-10
Co*—_—**_7rl+______*
2
-
$1.25
V
Extra
4%
11-10
12-10
Mutual
11-16
1
12-
60c
—
—-—
11-10 '
Mutual
I
,,
11-20
12-14
$1.',
this dividend)
Mead Johnson ft
11-16
12-22
II-30
;
35c
—
11-27
1
1
12-
'7 ,7 40C
$L75
Chemical Co. of America—
1:777%%;
preferred (quar.)_G—
Trust (Kansas City, Mo.)—
19c
from reguhtr income and 63c
from
capital gains.
————
11-30 4
i
.
1
issue called for,
Dec. 1 at $55 per share
preferred
1
50c
12-
40c
B
12-
3 7 Vic
12-10
25c
'
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (entire
4%%
11-
11-15
a4%
Mines
1
1212-
22 %C
(quar.)___*_*——
America, common (quar.)**
4% preferred (quar.)—___________
Muskegon Piston Ring Co. (reduced) *-***--
11-24
1
12-
12- 4
Extra
)
Class
12-
1
12-15
25c
Gold
Lake
Line—
preferred (quar.)
(G. C.) Company
5 Vi %
Communica¬
(quar.)—
common
11-19
1
1
.
Munsingwear. Inc., common*.—
"
CoII
3
12-
$1.12 Va
Murray Corp. of
Co;
11-15
25c
*
Murphy
5
(year-end)——
5
10%
——
Extra
Roi
12-20
12-31
30c
—
12-31
30c
(quar.)—_
'
Lang & Company (quar.)
Lansing Stamping Co
Lanston Monotype Machine Co.
(quar.)_
Laura Secord Candy
Shops, Ltd.—
Le
1
11-15
12-
Lane Bryant, Inc.
Co.
1
11-
1
12-
tl&C
115c
(quar.)
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Lane-Wells
11-
1
12-
25 c
preferred
Lams ton
1
12-
$1.25
._
—
Stock
12-
'
45c
(quar.)
Extra
$2.50
$$1.75
(quar.)
Sessions
12-10
12-
$1
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
Mead Corporation, common (quar.)
1-15
—
Labatt (John) Co., Ltd
Lake of the Woods
12-28
25C
(quar.)_
McKenzie Red
12-20
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
11- 2
40c
.
1
12-
k
2c
Corp.
Producers'
Mountain
U- 2
—
12-
12-18
10%
(quar.
(quar.)
Mountain Fuel Supply
11-30
,
$2.50 :•
25c %
Fund, Inc.—
(year-enclt —
12-
12-14
11-15
25C"
9
12-27
$1.50
——
11-15
t$1.00'/a
12-
25c
*__*
12-15
II-26
37 %C
-
11-28
12-14
Extra ■«_—**——..——*^*-.—**-.**.—
t5c
!
12-19
Corp.
Diablo Co.
Mount
11-30
i::.
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
"
40c
1
11-19
5c
pfd.
7%
11-28
*20c
344ac
(quar.)*—-*
'wi-'im-
J 50C
'
—
Co.,
11-23
12-19
62 %C
Corp.
V'
Wheel
Motor
1
12-15
t50c
r
v
(quar.)—*—*——
Co.
Non-voting
12-10
'
$1.12%
.
12-15
'
$3C
—
"
75c
(quar.)
1212-
12-15
15c
J50C
Marine
12-10
94 Vic
Co.
Morrison-Knudsen
Motor Finance
Extll*8"
25c
—
(increased quar.)
11-20
7.:
(quar.)—**—
(quar.);—-J—.—
(quar.)
-r-
preferred
43,i%
;
11-19
25c
11-10
(quar.)_
1
$1.40
Ltd., preferred (s-a)——
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd. (year-end) —
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
———
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
McCorinick & Co., inc. voting com. (quar.)-
12- 4
;v
—
35c
12-
«*«■.—'— —
^
3
dividend
Stock
12- 1
—
Shovel
Corn.
McBrine
12-
(quar.)
:
12-17
12-12
25c
-
Extension
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Industries
11-15
(quar.)———.
Quarterly
La
11-15
12-15
12-26
11-30
.
Co.,
12-15
10c
12-14
& Company
preferred
I-11
11-19
12-14
(quar.)—
2nd preferred
1
1
50c
com.
1
11-30
V
(quar.)
Mathieson Chemical Corp. (increased quar.)_
May Department Stores, common (quar.) —
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
—
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred 1947 series (quar.)—
Maytag Company
(quar,)
««-
15c
common
Company
Year-end
7%
2-
12-
35c
———
3-20
:
»*-
11-20
12-
50c
30c
7%
11-30
12-14
.
%C
(quar.)
Master Electric
10c
——_
12-20
12-17
3
25c
(quar.)_—
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. .(quar.)_*
Morgan (Henry) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)——
; 4%%
preferred (quar.)—.
———
Morgan *(J. P.) & Company, Inc
Morris Paper Mills, common (quar.)
'
2
12-
t20c
5% preferred
11-12
11-
2nd preferred (quar.)
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe
Stock dividend
1-
12-15
'
12 VzC
(quar.)_**__„*—
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., com.
5
65c /!
—
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd. (increased quar.)
IOC
-
11-13
11-
I-15
12-10
$1
Kroehler
Mfg., 4%%. preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
6%
II-30
10c
______
(quar.)
Koppers Co.,
12-10
12-10
(year-end)—
(Calif.),
11-16
2
Co.——————
Creamery Co.
Extra
Koehring Co.
4%
Company
12- 8
2
—
11-23
.
12-15
30c.
—
Massachusetts Investors Trust
1-
-—
(quar.)
11-26
425©
(quar.)-*—
Massachusetts Investors Second
1-
—;
Co.,
Power
Masonite
-
$1.12%
quar.)_
11-23
12-12
--------—
'7
11-14
50c
—
common
11-14
1
$1.25
+
—*
Flour Mills,
11-23
1
12-
J25C
r
Montana
■
60c
Marshall-Wells
I-11
12-10
$2
12-21
12-22,
12-15
12-
t50c
Society, 5%% pfd. (quar.;-.—
Chemical, common (quar.)—
Preferred series C (quar.)
—
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)4.50% preferred (quar.)
—*—_.**
12-31
12-10
(quar.)(special)-*—.
International
7%: preferred
65c
Monroe Loan
1-1-52
35c
Company
common
preferred
Marion
7
60c
(quar.):
Inc., common
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Kleinert
2-
«r rr -ir— —
1
Co.
(B.)
11-30
35C
Monsanto
11-20
30c
5% preferred (accum.)(quar.)
Shirt
11-30
12-15
25 c
of America (quar.)_„—
r,
12-15
12-15
...
dividend
11-10
1
2c
+
"
11-23
12-
1-2-52
40c
(quar.)
Monarch Machine Tool
5
11-
1
12-
B
Stock
+25C
11-15
11- 9
12-30
Extra-—,-.—*—————————,
Klein
1
1
1-2-52
—
—
6
.
Year-end
2-1-52
(quar.)_
(initial
Kingston Products Corp.
..
12-
12-
40c
._
Lighting Co.
Kinney (G. R.)
11-15
2-15-52
(quar.)
common
6
11-
Co., Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Kings County
pfd.
11-
12-
tion
35c
5%
12-
^'CfeU:
Realization
Marconi
75c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
11-15
1
10c
(quar.)
r*'Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
4%%
1
12-
30c
Keystone Steel ft Wire Co.
Kilburn
12-
40c
(quar.)
1st preferred
J25c
U2%c
Co., Ltd-—
jj.
Vlar-Tex
11-30
IOC
K. W. Battery Ca.
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
6
Company----------------
Company
Marathon Corp.,
-11-16
12-28
5c
$1.20
6
11-
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd
11-16
J20c
—
11-
12-
Ml-30
non-cum
12-12
$1
(reduced)
Ltd.—
partic class A (quar.)__—
Extra
12-
Cockshutt Gold Mines—
(R. C.)
11-23
55c
Brewery,
Molybdenum Corp
3
11-
f 25C
-----
——:
II-20
12-12
$1.15
<—
—
Class
2-1P
12-
•
Co.
1
Public Service (quar.)
common (quar.)
Extra
tUV-jC
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar.)—*
Extra *——r-—-—
11-30
12-
25C
*
(quar.)
5
11-19
3-10-52
$5
common
11-20
12-
25e
Mitchell
2-18
12-10
50c
(quar.)—
11-20
12-10
—
'
Consol. Oil Co
M.
&
M.
Manischewitz
11-15
12-14
50c
—
-
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
<
8
75C
——
11-
3
12-
25c
—
12-10
25c
94c
Mitchell,
..
£Xtr^
11-23
Kern
11-15
11%C
Co.
B
.
50c
.
•
preferred (quar.)
(J. S.) & Co., Ltd
(Robertl Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Modern Containers, Ltd. (s-a) —
11-15
1
—■—————
Mfg.
Manhattan
1-8
Kerite
1
'
1- 8
4-
5%
\
Class
Molson's
Central RR.,
Maine
11-16
1-15-52
(quar.)
&
Maltine
11-16
4-15-52
common
J.
Mahon
11-19
12-17%'
37 Vic
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
1212-
common
"v——
Clock
11-20
Missouri Utilities Co.,
(R. I.)—
~M.)
11-20
1
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Magnavox Company, common
_—
$1 convertible preference A (quar.)_——
5
37 Vic
(quar.)..
Missouri
12-15
—--t
MacWhyte
Common
common
12-15
12-31
60c
Manufacturing & Sales Co
Macleod
12-
IOC
-
...
Co.,
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred Cs-a)
12-31
$1.00 3-10-52
:V'/
12-21
12-15
+25C
(quar.).—.
(quar.)
;
Kent-Moore Organization (quar.)—______—
1
5Qc
Macassa Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)-—.————
Maclaren Power & Paper (quar.)—
—
-I- Extra
—*
:—
12-15
40c
Extra
Kentucky Stone
M.
11-30
12-15
50c
—T.i—
preferred
1
11-
,,
Extra
25C
—
(Julius) & Company (quar.)—
Kellogg Company (year-end)
$4.50
11-
11-30
11-30*
35C
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products,
12-31
12-15
40c
Kayser
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd.
Kendall Company, common
11-30
11-30
35c
—
Extra
11-16
12 %c
*~
(quar.).—
2
12-18
25c
''.Extra'"
Ludlow
11-15
12-15
——..——
—————;
.
1
1
$1.25
*
Katz
Extra
~
$1
.
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co.. common
2
11-
25c
—i———
—
Lowney (Walter
Lux
1212-
95C
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80% preferred
1
12-
Mfg. Co., class B (year-end)—-12- 1
$1.25
Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Missouri (year-end)
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.)—
$1.90
12- 1
Class A (accum.)
Lorain. Coal & Dock-1-1-52
62 %C
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
4-1-52
;62%.c
5% conv. preferred (quar.) ——
—
12-12
$1
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quar.)_
12-15
Louisville Title Mortgage
(s-a)——«f»r- ,*M5e,>
11-30
12-10
32 %C
—
12-14
62 %C
-
quar.)_—
*_.—
11-30
12-
Lonergan
62 %C
—
(increased
—
11-20
12-
convertible preferred (quar.)—____
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., common (quar.)_
$4 preferred
tquar.i—
Minnesota Power ft Light (quar.)
—
Mississippi Power, 4.60%- pfd. (quar.)_„—
Missoun-Kansas Pipe Line, common
—
30c
capital (quarj —
quarterly
December and $1
S% preferred (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft, Corp.—Lone Star Gas Co.
(quar.)
933/4C
& Johnson (quar.)
Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar,).
5% preferred A (quar.)
*____;—Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co., com. (incr. quar.)
&
11-20
1
1
'
20c
(quar.)-:
(quar.)
Co..
1
1212-
33/i%
80c
Pipe
12-
$1.50
—*»*»_—.*—."
—'—
60c
——
11-30
$1.25
4
Extra
25c
(quar.),——-———
Joint
(quarj
Common
•
60c
(accum.)
Common
11-25
v/ $1.25
Jones
Mfg.
12-12
11-30
$1.10
pays
—
B
Preferred
12-14
Johnson
%%
11-30
*
5
I-
1-15
12-29
$1.27%
$1.37%
(qr.ar.)_*—*
5%
September,
Local Finance Corp.
12-14
,
v.:V
(increased quar.)
Jt Jewel Tea Co.,
Extra
1-24
12-12
12-12
12-18
15c
(quar.)
—__*_*—,—
8% preferred
(quar.)——^
*
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3"
2-1-52
quar.)—
guaranteed
guaranteed
Extra
Lock
—
11-15
12-
12-18
12-28
$70c
;—.
(quar.)
$5.10 preferred
5 % %
preferred
11-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Jantzen
1
20c
Gr^ceteri^CorrLtdTrclass ATQVar"!
Class
12-
March.
In
Special
Special
11-21
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
11-15
25c
—
——
(quar.)
stock
June,
11-26
12-21
50c
37 %C
v
.__*
Jamaica Water Supply Co., common
$5 preferred class A (quar.)
11-
1
30c
""II
(increased
preferred
Above
Lobiaw
1
12-
12-17
Littl^Miami RR^Original
30C
$1.05
Extra
Co._
11-10
11-30
$1.10
——.*
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
12-26
933/4C
(quar.)
Co.
12-
35C
82'/2C
12-
$1
$1
1
1
$1
$1
12-28
5c
Mining Corp. of Canada (interim)
Minneapolis Gas, 5% preferred <quar.)
'12-24
12-31
30c
7%c
Extra
A
7
12-
1-2-52
56 Vic
prefeired (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4%%
Class
preferred (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp.—
(quar.)
4
1
Rubber Reclaiming
Midwest
Miller Mfg.
G2%C
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
20C
preferred
Joy
(quar.)——
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
common—
preferred
3%%
Co.
Oil
11-24
—
(quar.)
$5 preferred class B
12-
(s-a>
—
50c
12-15
—
4.20%
Machine
12-15
37 %c
1-15
Iowa Southern Utilities Co., common———,.
5%
Lion
I
45C
(quar.)
.
3.90%
Irving Trust Co.
25c
-----
Lionel
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
5
—--r--*-""""
12-
14c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-26
C.)
Link-Belt
11-30
t75c
common
preferred
preferred
11-23
25c
11-15
1
11-30
11-
—------—1—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
$1.50
9*
Extra
8% preferred (s-a)
Participating
11-15
12-15
12-10
7~:"\
(quar.) —
common
12-15
*
4.40%
Jaeger
Extra
11-15
12-
12-15
50c
Ltd.—
3.30%
Fireman
11-
Service Corp.,
12-14
Boston
Power & Light Co.,
4%%
1
12- 1
(quar.)
Ind.)
Wayne,
Lincoln
$1.25
_
(quar.)
Trust
owa-Illinos Gas & Electric
3.75%
1
12-
25c
Corp.
Investment
12-
30c
9
Payable of Reo
of Company
Oil Co., common
Midwest
5
11-
Lt!S'%Xa?r'UIe,UUVan7e---(Fo7t
11-15
$1.50
—
11-
1
J3c
;—
-
50c
Natural
ntertype
Iron
11-15
12-
4
IOC
Co
Corp. (quar.)
Freight System (quar.)
Extra
Iowa
11-30
1
Extra
11-30
12-20
10c
—
Utilities
interstate Motor
6%
12-
12-20
$5
——
12-14,
25c
(quar.)___r——--
Resistance
11-20
$1
——
nternational
11-20
——
(quar.)
nternational Petroleum, Ltd.
Year-end
12-20
12-20
75c
(quar.)—,
common
$4 preferred
International
t50c
J 80c
Quarterly
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y. (quar.)-—
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S.
Quarterly
Life Savers Corp. (year-end)—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
5
40c
Leverage Fund of Canada Ltd.————**Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. -—
Libby, McNeill & Libby (s-a)—
5
11-15
1
12-
12-
35c
—
^
12-
35c
35c
(quar.)
Co.
;
Sons
&
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (increased)
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)———
1
11-
1
12-
(James)
(ucvo
12-15
1-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
——-—
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
nternational Harvester Co., common
Lees
'
11-30
25c
;Co. (quar.)_-
Extra
Holder*
When
Name
Payable of Ret
Share
of Company
Holderi
When
Per
Nome
Payable of Ret.
Share
*
Holderx
When
Per
Name of Company
v:
26, 1951
Monday, November
12-10
11-20
50c
12-11
11-27
r
-
r
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2035)
Share
Newburg Steel, 6%* preferred
Newfoundland
5%
Light
preferred
'Newmarket
New
&
12-
1
11-10
12-
York
Extra
<
N.
■
33Ar/o.
12-
11-15
11-30
11-
9
25c
11-30
11-
9
Pfizer
1
933/4C
.—_—___
12-
7
12-
7
$1.12V2
1-2-52
150c
.
1-2-52
$1.1272
12-10
12-10
11-30
3.40%•
•
3.00 %
3.90%
12-20
12-1
12-
1
$4.50
i.
85c
12-31?
12-
1
$4
—+—,
90c
12-31
12-
1
97V2C
12-31
12-
1
(quar.)——12'/2c
12-14
12-
7
1- 2
12+
6
12-
6
Share
Niagara
;
(quar.)-:
(quar.)
___
—.~-i:
(quar.)_
(Md.)
Corp.
W.re
Weaving
Year<-end
Ltd.—.
Co.,
:
150c
150c
——
1-
2
Nopco Chemical,
4%
(quar.)
12-15
Ry.
(quar.)
75c
12-15
12-
Southern
Norfolk
Western
&
Extra
Normetal
preferred A
Ry.
.
Co.,
North
1
.'
Ltd
Corp.,
$2
Co.
North
American
Refractories
North
Central Texas
Extra
North
Northern
•
Northwestern
:
Northwestern
12-20
1-2
1-
12-
2
11-21
2-
3-10
12-10
$1
11-20
,
12-10
11-20
Ross
(4. O.)
25c
4
11-20
12-
1
11-15
20c
12-
1
11-
9»
12-
1
11-
9»
12-
1
11-
9*
12-
1
11-15
Royalite
Oil,
12-
1
$1
;
'•
-
3
1
11-
3
Planters
1
11-
3
t$1.50
12-1
11-
12-10'
11-13
20c
(quar.)
common
20c
preferred
Ltd.. 7%
Telephone—
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Oil
$2
12-15
11-26
12-21
11-30
12-
1
11- 9
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
27*
$1.25
$1.37y2
Power
Ohio
Seamless
Ohrbach's.
-Okonite
4%%
Co.,
Tube
$2.25
Inc.,
Industries,
preferred
Inc.,
Ortiar,
Stock
4V2.%.
A
common—
O'okiep
Copper
American
Orpheum Building Co. (s-a)-.
12+
lJ
12-1
11-30
12-21
12-11
——.
12-11
Ottef' Tail Power Co,, common
(quar.)
37MiC
,*
Public
preferred
(quar.)—;
preferred
(quar.) _i.—
Oxford
Co.,
Paper
40c
Finance
Pacific
Increased
Corp.
of
California
j(Del.)—
lr.—_
JPacific Gamble Robinson Co.
Lumber
Extra
Co
Pacolct
Pan
12- 5
11-23
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
—
12-15 t
12-
75c
Eastern Pipe
Line
12-
(quar.)
Co..
Electric
25c
Special
Class
B
Rust-Proof
-Paton
~
12-22
12-22
com.
(quar.)__
12-
Peden
Iron
&
Steel
Cement
12- 1-
11-15
3iy<C
25c
'
(quar.)____
Corp.^
11-
1
40c
12-20
12-15
25c
:—?
12-1.4
11-30
12-15
12-
50c
11-14
i
12-
11-15
1
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11-15
12-
1
$1.10
1
11-9
35c
12-22
11-30
12-22
11-30
50c
11-15
1
11-7
12-
1
11-
1-2-52
12-
7
7
60c
11-30
11-12
25c
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
12-
8
11-20
20c
12-15
11-29
35c
;
12-20
10-18
10%
(irreg.)
45c
preferred
12-
7
2-
1
5-15-52
5-1
80C
12-17
—
$225
12-21
Brick
82 %c
12-15
10c
,
5c
Co
Special
$1
$1.32
Corp.
(quar.)
(25c
(s-a)
*_
8-1-52
60c
12-17
85c
2-1-52
1-18*
2-1-52
1-18*
Air
Line
at
per
Finance
convertible
preferred
Seaboard
Oil
12-14
12-20
1-10-52
12-20
1-10-52
25c
11-28
11-2#
'50c
(quar.)
12-20
1-10-52
333Ac
(quar.)
1-10-52
12-14
12- 3
75c
Extra
4%'%
Farms,
preferred
(quar.)
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Sears,
Extra
'^.-cumulated net realized
mentsi_ ---1—
gain
on
invest-
,
50c
j_
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—+
-
,
■
•.*./
12-10 *
7'
11-
.12- 1
*
Corp.,
11-13
'.'•75c
12-10
11-13
4.05%
preferred series D (quar.):
preferred series E (initial quar.)_'_
Pennsvlvania Engineering Corp.___
11-
Packing
,
8772c
Co...___+_
35c
—_
30c
—
50c
4%c
(quar.)
62 72C
A
Owl
Stores,
43/4%
preferred A
(quar.)_
$1.133/4
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Rand,
preferred
Steel
Sharon
Shattuck
12-28
12-10
1-2-52
12-10
31 Tic
(quar.)
J
$Security Banknote Co., $1 pfd. (accum.)—.
Serrick Corp., class A common
(quar.)
Class B common
(quar.)
Servel, Inc., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
5%
I-2-52
12-10
50c
12-
1
11-15
22c
12-15
11-26
40c
12-15
11-26
$1.127a
1-2-52
1
11-15
1- 2
Mining
12-31
12-14
12-15
'f 11-26
$50c
1-2-52
$56 Tic
(year-end)
Corp.
1-2-52
—
4%
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co. (quar.)
472%
:■
11-1
20c
12-15
12-
1
35c
12-15
12-
1
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank IN. Y.) (s-a)_
40c
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
*
$1.06
Pennsylvania Railroad Co._^__—ri
50c
Pennsjivania State Water, $7 pfd. (quar,)__
$1.75
12-20
12- 7
12- 1
11-30
11-15
11- 5
12-
1
11-10
57c
12-
1
11-15
15c
12-21
12-7
15c
12-21
12-
$1.50
1-15-52
12-20
$2
12-15
12- 5
Extra
f
.
5%>
1-29-52
12-12
428c
12-27
1-2-52
11- 7
12-15
t5c
1-2-52
12-15
12-14
11-26
11-30
11-10
(quar.)____
(quar.)
and
(quar.)
from
10c
75c
30c,
Sheller
Pennsylvania
Penobscot
Telephone,
Chemical
$2.25
pfd.
(quar.)_
_
Fibre Co.—-
Common
voting
issue
Common
non-voting, tirrcg.)
Peoples
1
Gas, Light & Coke Co
Peoples Telephone Corp., com. (quar.)______
4»/2%j pfd.
(pays $1 quaiterly for three
7
at
6
quarter)____
12-24
12-15
11-26
12- 1
12-
12- 1
12-14
12-21
12-15
12- 5
12- 5
J- 2
1-2
12-15
12-1
12-10
12-21
Perfex
(quar.)
Corporation,
4V'2%
pfd.
12-
1
11-21
25c
$1
12-
1
11-9
$1.12y2
12-
1
11-21
stock)
or
(s-a)
____
& Brass, Inc.
(year-end)____
.
Stock
Inc.
11-1$
12-12
11-20
12-
6
$1.25
12-
1
Rice
RobbingMyers,
$1.50
(H.
H.)
Rochester
Little &
2-1
1-4
(quar.)—
28c
25c
12-15
12- 5
$1.25
12-15
12- 5
(quar.)
(quar.)___—_
37%c
50c
12-15
*
American Insurance
Quarterly
Year-end
SI
—:
1
(N.
-
12-10
12- 5
11-19
11-19
+20c
J25c
12-31
12- 1
12-H
11-15
12-10
Y.)—
:
:
—
(quar.)——
common
preference (quar.)
11-30
$1
Year-end
12-10
12-
11-30
12-20
12-
7
12-20
12-
7
25c
12-10
11-15
50c
12-10
11-15
25c
Extra
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
11-15
35c
pfd.
12-15
30c
4%
1
25c
(quar.)
Shoe Corp of America, class A (quar.)_
Shuron
Optical Co. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
12-10
11-15
50c
B
12-10
11-15
5%
12-10
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-15
25c
Class
12-
1
11-15
627aC
12-
1
11-15
75c
12-
1
11-28
-
——
Extra
dividend
(payable in
Signode Steel Strapping, common
preferred
5%
preferred
—
Publishing—
(quar.)—
.
—
12-14
Company (year-end)——_
Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Simmons
Simon
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Simmons-Board.man
S3
stock)
class A
$$1.25
(H.)
$1.60
Saw & Steel Corp (year-end)——
20c
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.————
Simpson's, Ltd., 47*7* preferred (quar.) — $$U2%
50c
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Simonds
50c
60c
(quar.)——
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)_
Singer
11-30
1
11-12
12-15
11-21
.11-26
11-12
12-
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-14
11-23
Sloane'
(W. & J.),
472 %
prior
10-30
10-30
30c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
25c
11-30
11-24
$1.1272
11-30
11-24
—
common
preferred
5
5
—-
(quar.)
Inc.
1212-
35c
Skilsaw,
75c
25C
Oil Co.
Skelly
(quar.)——
(quar.)„
$1.25
11-30
11-24
75c
preferred
(quar.) —
Steel & Iron Co.—
5%
12-20
12-10*
Sloss-Sheffield
(Alexander), Inc., common
Smith
372%
"(quar.)
—
(quar.)
1———
(quar.)___—___:_—-—
preferred
4.20%r preferred
30C
12-10
11-16
'
8772C
12-
3
11-
9
$1.05
12-
3
11-
(T.
Smith
L.l,
6%
preferred
9
—
30c
1-15
12-20
30c
12-15
11-20
Solar
Aircraft
div.)
Extra
$1.55
—■—--r—
South Bend Lathe
Year-end
preferred
West
Year-end
11-
2
12-10
11-
2
1-15
12-31
5c
1-15
12-31
12-20
11-27
31V4C
12-31
12-
7
38%
12-31
12-
7
50c
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
$4
Works (quar.)—.
Pennsylvania
12-10
12-31
10-22
$3
12-12
11-27
8c
—
(quar.)—:——
—
South Texas Development Co.
South
40C
75c
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible
12- 3
15c
Sonotone
$1.25
12-17
10%
.
(quar.)
Co.
11-23
15c
(quar.)__.
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co. (stock
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. (quar.)—
11-30
30c
11-21
common
Company
Co.,
12-10
12-10
11-14
11-14
11-26
11-21
11-15
preferred
Year-end
Robinson,
11-15
11-15
12-21
—
Robertson
-
12-14
(quar.)
Inc.,
participating
11-30
2c
-
Mills
11-10
11-16
^-ll0
11-20
$1
(Texas)—
______________
Braj>d
,
1
10%
dividend
Year-end
River
—
(resumed
Metals Corp. (year-end)—________
Drug,
Class A
'
11-26
4374C
1
.
12-15
in ca?;h
Corp.
1
"
quarters and $1.50 in 1st
Perf«:t Circle Co.
(quar.)
11-11
.
14c
5c
Welder
Extra
(irreg.
2
II-26
30c
(quar.)
4%% preferredcalled
for
redemption
on
$53.75
per
share plus this
Mfg. Corp.
Products,
Entire
realized
15c
(payable
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.
:
12-2
12-
30c
30c
12-15
12-
11-13
11-20
12-17
11- 7
-
income
11-15
11-21
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
1-2
12-27
'%
from
12- 1
12-13
12- 1
J40c
15c
877aC
25c
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred
10-19
12-17
11-20
$1
10c
Reynolds
35c
Reynolds Spring Co. (reduced)
15c
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, com. (quar.)50c
Class
B
(quar.)
—50c
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_____—•.—______
$1.12Mt
3.60%
preferred (quar.)—__—_——
90c
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
60c
472%" preferred (quar.)
—_
$1.12%
Rice Ranch Oil Co. (year-end)______
2c
Rico Argentine Mining Co._;.___
______
10c
1
12- 1
12-1
12-12
$1
45c
Corp.
Denn
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
Stock
(quar.
Inc.,
11-26
1-2-52
12-1C
$1.12%
Mfg. Co., common
preferred
Revere Copper
1
11-
$1.01
57y2c
4.70%
"
6 74C
common
11-3
gains
•
1
12-
12-10
———-—
Acceptance
12- 1
Extra
1
12-,. 3.
12-15
50c
674C
Securities
25c
50c
Resistance
11-21
12- 1
■
4.407'; preferred series B (quar.)
-v $1.10
3.70% preferred series C (quar.)____—,__
92J/2c
12-14.
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—
(initial))
Ltd.
Corp.,
'
;.
,
12-20
$1.12%
—
—
—:—u.-~iT
11-30
45c
65c
(quar.)
(Del.)
Co.
10c
Insurance.——
Marine
&
12-27
33%c
$1.35 convertible preferred series B
Fire
5
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred—
share plus this dividendCo., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
$135
11-
11-15
for redemption on Nov,
called
$21
11-14
12-1
A
572%*
Container,
11-30
4c
\
11-14
1
$31740
12-23
Mining
(year-end)
'.'.Republic Insurance (Texas) (quar.)
Republic Investors Fund—
2- 5
"
_
7-18
RR.
preferred
non-cum.
———_
t$l
Rexall
-1
c.c-
4-18
12-3*
1
Shenango Valley Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
Republic Aviation Corp.
ordinary
undistributed net income and 25c from
1-18
27 V2C
1
11-20
Extra
2- 5
11-15
5-1-52
-~
—
11-28
$4.50
11-30
1
$1
(quar.)'——
8c
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A
12-15
33c 2-15-52
—
from
12-14
1-1-52
25c 2-15-52
(quar.)__^
common
(quar.)
preferred
Pennroad
50c
62y2c
____
Telephone,
preferred
10-19
12-
27 Vac
•
Peninsular
11-26
2-1-52
27%c
12-
$2.60
<
1
10-
Bridge—
(quar.)—
Shellmar
i__
67e
1
32-
$1.25
Fund
Co..
12-
50c
1-2-52
2-15-52
12MjC
12-
11- 9
12-
2
12-
Seaboard
11-19
12- l
11-
91V4C
Seaboard
12-10 V
1
1-10
1
$1.07 7a
$25c
5 %
y
12-
1-17-52
12-
2
127zC
————
Entire issue
1
1-
12-1
12-15
20c
7
11-15*
1
12-
1
12-
11-2J
12-15
25c
—
Dec.
Stock
11-30
50c
62 72 c
$1.25
(quar.)—
12-
12-15
CO.(quar.)
dividend
3V2 %
11-1
.
Peck, Stow & Wilcox
Peerless
12-15
12-1
12- 1
1-15-52
11- 2
Remington
11-30
12-15
15c
$50c
11-30
Reliance
ll-i9
*- J35c
—
12-10
11-30
SI.60
'
1%
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)—
5% conv, prior preferred (quar.)__
$1
12-15
11-20
1
1-2-52
50c
Class
11-20
12-
t20c
1
12- 1
$1.06V*
.
$1.02
—
(George)
Oats
Regent
12-12
25c
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
11-21
$$1.06
$1.50
Red
12-12
62'/2c
(quar.)—
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.,
$4.25
12-12
20c
—
—
12-12
12-22
12-10
12-12
Manufacturing Co.—
Seaboard
12-10
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reading Company, 4% 1st preferred
Real Estate Equities, common
-11-20
11-30
30c
_____—
Gas
Ray-O-Vac Co.
11-20
12-22
1-2-52
10c
(quar.)
Rath
11-30
11-30
2
$1.16
Mining Co—
Radio Corp. of America, common (s-a)
$3.50 conv. 1st preferred
(quar.)
12-14
12-21
1-
87J/2c
Quincy
11-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Extra
Parker
12-15
1-2-52
20c
class A common
Co.,
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Quaker
5
10c
Pen
Extra
11-
5
$1.1272
Quaker State Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)
Quarterly Distribution Shares (extra)
Co.—
(quar.)
50c
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1
Panhandle Producing & Refining Co.—
Stock dividend —10%
Parker
8
—
(quar.)
5%%
preferred
Seaboard
11-15
$1.05
/...
45c
j
(quar.)
common
preferred
Quemont
____
:
preference
Quarterly
11-16
11-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd
Toll
Bay
preferred
Seabrook
(quar.)
&
1
$1.0674
Mlg. Co._____
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—-
11-12
12-15
11-7
1
'
12-14
12-
•
Pyrene
7
11-26
Common
-Paragon
12-
1-2-52
7
6
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.F
preferred
(quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-20
(accum.),$3
com.
11-
4.30%
11-10
....
Indiana,
6
3.65%
11-16
50c
Co.,
$4
11-20
12-15
(Rhode
preferred
Putnam
Petroleum & Transport Co.—
Extra
dividend
Stock
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
$1
Purity Bakeries Corp. (quar.)
% Purolator Products Inc. (quar.)__;
11-20
14c
(quar.)—
Corp.
12-19
12- 1
25c
$2.50
_______
Panhandle
11-15
206
40c
Porcupine Mines, .Ltd
American
1
.$2
—
Economic
Palestine
11-15
12-
pfd.
Co.
Milling,
Fisher
$3.40
12- 5
t$2
(quar.)
Electric
Service
Oil
Pure
5%
'
of
1212-
5V2%> pfd. A (quar.) —
5 72% preferred A (quar.)—————
57a % preferred A (q0ar.)_—
—
Scott Paper 3o., common (increased quar.)_
11-15
V
(s-a)„
Extra
12- 1'
$1.50
(year-end)
Machinery Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Pamour
1
25c
(quar.)
+—
.
11-15
50c
Co.
11-15
11-15
for redemption on
&
Scovill
11-15
1
1
12-
Schwitzer-Cummins,
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Punta Alegre Sugar (quar.)
„
-Pacific Portland Cement Co.
Package
12-
12- 1
25c
quarterly
Special
Pacific
12-15
$1.25
(year-end)
common
$5 preference (quar.)—————:
1
5c
Colorado
of
1
12-
12-
t6%c
i
Bros.,
30
6%, pfd.
12-
772C
—_
Marine Insurance
Francisco
Sayre
12-14
t56MiC
pfd.
11-15
1
preferred (entire issue
Dec. 15 at $31.50
per share plus this dividend)——
Saudi Arabian Mining Syndicate, Ltd.
11-15
1
y
preferred
-
1
12-28
12-
12-27
Cold
preferred
4.08%
-
47?%
&
Carlos
called
11-15
12-
—
4%>
1
(Ky.)—
(quar.)
Transit
Antonio
Ltd.—
Light Co.,
Service
$1.40
11-15
11-15
12-
$1.10
—•_
Co.,
Storage Co
Washington
Insurance
Service
Public
11-15
1
12-1
90c
*
1
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.64%
12-
15c
Inc.
11-16
12-
5c
Liquidating
11-15
45c
(quar.)
Terminal
3Mj%
1
t25c
A (quar.)
(year-end)
Co.
Electric
Public
12-
22MxC
quar.)
America.
12-10
12 %c
Regis Paper Co., com.
1st pfd. series A
Sanger
11-30
:
preferred (quar.)
4.20%. preferred (quar.)
~
$3.60
$4.40
12-15
37Vhc
(quar.)
4'A %
11-21
3%
37 %c
(quar.)
pfd. A VTC (quar.)
Fire
San
2*
I0c
(quar.)
Brothers & Co., Ltd.,
Island)
12-15
1
12-10
11-
37y2c
preferred
Oil
Providence
11-30
37'/ac s 12-
12-24
J35c
Inc.
<■
1-2-52
11-16
(quar.)__
Ltd.
San
2"
:
(Initial
Car
Public
12-10
*
$1.12Vb
Co.,
Steel
Produce
1
.12-10
.-.
Quarterly
11-15
25c
(quar.)—:
Ltd.—
of
Price
'12- 4
11-
Corp.
Metals
4M>%
11-12
35c
Co. Louisville
4.40%
11-20
2
1-
11-
r
(quar.):
America
common
Preston
11-20
12- 1
12- 1
20c
•
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
5
.12-
of
Pressed
1-16
12-11
12-24
Extra/
...
12-10
12-28
(quar.)
Inc._„_:
Pressed
12-21
50c
K.),
;Prentice-Hall,
11-20
12-31
2- 1
preferred
Co.
New
5
$1
•
A
v,V Powell River
11-15;
St.
11-20
l2'/2c
Potomac Electric Power
11-15
12-10
Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—_
Francisco Ry. Co., cOm. vtc_—
conv.
Paul
Ban
11-20
50c
(H.
Potash
2
20c
-
'
'
12-
—2%%
$1.12%
—;
; $$3
.%Y
$1.67
—
Falls Corp.—
11-
12- 1
12-14
—25c
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
shares
<
Co.:
.
9
50c
—
(quar-)
(quar.)—
Quebec Ry. (s-a)__:
&
11-
12-10
5%
.
A
dividend
Ontario
5 7c
11-14
56'Ac
(quar.)—
common....
preferred
Oswego
4V2 %
11-14
———.—______—.—
Inc.-
12-
3
iy2%>
Portsmouth Steel
11-15
>11-29
pfd. (quar.)
.'$1/12%
(year-end)..—75c
;
4% preferred A' (quar.)
-Oliver United Filters, class
B
"55c
(stock dividend)
Company
Class
*
——
Ohio
1
'11-29
$1.25
$1
.
—
___,_
12-
12-11
50cJ
(quai.)_
Company, class B
Porter
10c
(quar.).
&
$1.50
10-29
12- 1
5'
12-20
5c
Louis,
St.
11-20
J25c
$1.75
Extra
"
12-14
50c
40c
Rubber
5
12-
,
Poor
1-10
t$1.75
(initial quar,)___________
(year-end)
Co.
2-1-52
Chocolate
12-
1-2-52
Royalty Corp.
5%
11-20
95c
dividend
Plymouth
11-13
.-"V'i
preferred A
Ohio
Olin
pfd.
12-10
33%c
_—
Mills,
Flour
Associated
$2.20
(quar.)
Stock
&
12-26
30c
St. Louis San
11-20
1
Extra
Nut
St.
*
'
.
1
Plymouth Oil Co
Co.,
2
J25c
11-
12-
3
1-
12-20
12-
Development, Ltd. (s-a)——i_—
12-
2
25c
(Increased s-a)—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 474%; pfd. (quar.)
St. Joseph Lead Co
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. (initial quar.)
11-28
2
12-
Co.—
Placer
(quar.)
1-
25c
11-15
12- 1
preferred
12-12
11-15
12 V2c
preferred
(quar.)
Aeronautical
Sabine
7
$1.25
11-15
f
9
11-10
1-15-52
11-15
1
11-30
Special
Ryan
25c
1
11-
Management
Ruppert
11-
1212-
50c
:
Royalties
11-12
1
11+ 9
12-26
+__u—
$1.50
preferred
11-15
53M»c
12-1
$$1.13
5%
11-
12-
1
a5%
(quar.)——
Extra
12-
11-26
12-
12-15
(quar.)—■_
dividend
Theatres,
11-26
lc
1
$$1.0674
—
12- 1
+$1.13
;
preferred
Royal Crown Bottling
Common
1
11-30
J15c
common—-
(quar.)___
(Jacob)
Roxy
50c
$1.31 V*
$$1
Stock
11-21
12-
.
9
11+
12+
12-28
f25c
—:
$1
Ltd.,
12-15
40c
».
-
(quar.)
Engineering
12-31
$3
$1.12%
11-10
1-2-52
4%
(quar.)—
-
convertible
60c
11-15
Service—
^ Ohio Match Co.,-common
'*
11-21
Cable
25c
12- 1
-11-26
$1
40c
(quar.)_____—
Ohio
->•.
12-31
$2
11-15
„
12-15
Brothers
common—
1
(1951 series)—
Ogilvie
»
Roos
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
•
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
1-2-52
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Co.,
11-15
1-2-52
$1.25
receipts ordinary (interim)
Corp., common (quar.)____
37MjC
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com. (stock dividend).
5% preferred A (quar.)_
5Vi%- prior preferred 1st series (quar.)__
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)—
12-
dep.
1-2-52
.___
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
,
11-20
12-10
Amer.
4%>
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
_i__—
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—
$5
1
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
Rome
Co., Inc. (resumed)
Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Common
12-
$1.25
—
11-30
'4V*%
4
Paper
preferred
12-14
Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)___
11-20
,
.'
11-20
377zc
(quar.)-
Extra
12-15
Pillsbury
7
A
preferred
$1
(quar.)
11-15
5
(quar.)-__'
50c
Co.
11-15
1
(quar.)—-—
common
Co.,
dividend
1-2-52
983,4C
Glass
1
1212-
—t
preferred A (quar.)
47»%
11-24
.'12-17'
Co.,
50c
$1.12Mi
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Phoenix
2C(c
,r
$1
,
preferred
ll*-26
12-10
Extra
t
(annual)
1
12-
50c
$1
(quar.)--——j.
Co.
Haas
Stock
11-15
$3.95
12-10
12-10
(quar.)—
12-
Rohm &
11-19
35c
&
5%■■ prior
11-19
12-10
'
12-12
12-10
Packing
$1.50
(quar.)_:
Norwich, Pharmacal
.
Rolland
12-28
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co. (extra)
"Philadelphia & Western RR. Co
4__
preferred
6%
,
4%
91 Mic
4)/2%
1
12-12
(quar.)
4 V2 %
'
12-28
preferred
Phillips
Phillips
-''25c-
.514% preferred, (quar.)
;Nova Scotia Light & Power, 4% pfd. (quar.)
-
11-21
$3.65
11-26
60c
-
—
Service
Public
11-21
6
_____
11-30
25c
(quar.) —si'"
'
4V2%- preferred
12- 6
12-
"
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.,
12-26
'
•*
.
„
Quarterly
11-20
Water Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)__
Barieorporation (quar.)_
Northwest
11-16
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation Co.—
11-30
1-15
Northeastern
,
'
12-10
Mfg.
$1.50
12-10
30c
(quar.)
Public
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
12-28
12-10
,
•
——_
•
preferred
5%.
$1
pfd. (quar.)
Electric Co., common
12-28
25c
,
(quar.)
(s-a)
Paper Mills, ; common
Extra ;
6%
11-20
2nd
non-cum.
Co.
8
30c
(quar. )^,i____
—_
Insurance
3
$1 pref. common (quar.)__;
Philadelphia, Germantqwn & Norristown RR.
8
;' 25c
Co.—_______—
Co.;
•:
—
River
11-
11-
50c
(quar.)
Northern Liberties Gas
12-
.
$1.25
preferred
1st
30c
'
<quar.)___
American
Oil
preferred
(quar.)___
Bourse
15c
.
preferred
5cfo
26c
(quar.)
30c
\'
(quar.)
common
.North
12-10
12-10
110c
.1
Car
Extra','
„•
*
75c
II
Corp.,
American
11-16
..."
1
50c
(quar.)—
com.
___
Mining
(quar.)
Extra
'
12-10
(quar.)__'
______
Philadelphia
11-15
Mines,
Rockv/obd
50c
(quar,)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.,
ii-20
Ltd.
$1
1$1
12- 1
Noranda
Norfolk
preferred'
Pheoll Mfg. Co.
12-31
preferred
-Niagara
11-16
35c
2nd preferred
30c
preferred
12-10
Company
Philadelphia
(quar.)
preferred
50c
______
Year-end
(increased quar.Ki__————.—40c
A
Rockwell
Holden
$1.0272
preferred series F (quar.)— L
4.107(;rpreferred series H (quar.)
11-28
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.
47o
11-28
12-10
87J/2c
(quar.)___
Phelps Dodge Corp
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—
11-20
12-10
15c
Inc.
Brewing Co. (quar.)
(Charles) & Company, com.
4%
1
12-
25c
25c
3ya%
11-30
150c
Common
$1.75
(quar.)—s
Share
■'<
& Electric
$1
Paul,
Pfaudler
7
12-
1-2-52
Per
Name of Company
Rochester Gas
Year-end
Peter
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
Extra
Extra
Class
Co.—
(quar.)__,—
Company
When
Share
Gear
Pfeiffer
Permutit
Gas
&
472% preferred (1949 series)
(quar.)
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge (quar.)
■
11-16
40c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.) _____;
$4.50
i
12-15
50c
____
Electric
11-15
<te
Special
(quar.)
_ji.
.
Y. State
»
Brake
Air
11-10
11-28
3c
:___
—______
of Company
Machine
preferred
7%>
1
20c
Co.
Mining Co.-.
...
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—
Quarterly
Perkins
$25c
(quar.)
com.
Per
Name
11-30
$$1.25
Power,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mlg.
Holderi
Payable 0) Rec
8c
Park
New
When
Per
\
.
Name of Company
51
(quar.)
Pipe Line—
—
52
Holder$
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Name
Terre Haute
preferred
(quar.)___**_*
4.88 %
preferred
4%
California
Water,
(quar.)
;
preferred
4%%
preferred
5%%
convertible
Southern
Southern
Gas
Pacific
Co.
5
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
343gC
12-
1
11-15
(quarj
Texas
Gulf
11-30
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Railway Co., common
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
12-17
Electric
Southwestern
Life
Service
1
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Co.
22c
12-15
12- i
Southwestern
1-15-52
G.)
Telephone
& Brothers
28c
Spencer Chemical Co.,
Spencer,
common
Kellog & Sons,
Inc.
Spencer Shoe Corp
Spiegel,
1
12-
7
12-14
12-
7
12-15
12-
5
Inc.,
45c
12-
1
11-
.
50c
12-10
11-
9
10c
11-28
11-15
15c
12-14
11-30
$1.12%
12-14
11-30
7c
12-10
12-
25c
12-12
11-23
$1
2-1-52
$i
2-1-52
25c
12-
Co.
Inc.,
Fruit
Standard
Oil
Standard
&
Oil
12-
3
12-20
12-
Tudor City
11-19
12-
Co.
(Ky.)
208
5
11-23
12-15
11-15
11-15
33/4%
Uarco,
11-15
Salle
50c
2
12-14
Walgreen
11-30
11-10
Walker
50c
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
1-16
37Vac
(quar.)
2-1-51
37£c
-
5-1-52 ^ 4-17
8-1-52 ■
12-3
37 Vic
——
7-17
11-12
>,
12-11
quar.)
(quar.)
1-
$25c
12 %C
(quar.)
15c
12-15
12-10
1
12-
1
11-30
Street
1-.5
12- 7
(increased).
35c
12-10
11-26
&
Warren
(S. D.)
25c
12- 1
11- 9
51-13
12- 1
30c
12- 1
11- 9
11-15
(quar.)**.
Company, common
—
(increased)
Corp.
Petroleum
11-20
12-10
Waterloo,
Waukesha
1
12-10
11-30
$2
12-
1
11-14 V'
25c
12-
1
11-19
25c
12-
1
11-19
50c
12-28
12-18
62 %c
1-2-52
12-18
62 %c
4-1-52
3-20
95c
11-27
11-17
$1.75
12-10
11-19*
'
Weeden & Co.,
1- 2
12- 1
14c
11-26
12-20
11-16
25c
$1.25
50c
12-20
1- 2
12-14
12-14
50c
11-26
11-14
.
(quar.)
Corp.
(s-a)
(quar.))
common
convertible preferred
4%
1- 3
25c
—
(year-end)*
Wayne Screw Products Co.
Webster-Chicago
17 %c 1-17-52
RR
(quar.)
Co.
Motor
Northern
&
Falls
Cedar
11-20
40c
Co.
Swasey
$4.50 preferred
Warren
12-
(extra)
1-7-52
25c
Warner
11-30
—
10- 5
1%
(quar.)
Brothers Pictures
12-15
(quar.)
11-16
(payable in
stock)
B
Warner
$1.75
(s-a)—
111-16
12-12
Laboratories, Inc.—
12 %c
(quar.)—
12-11
(quar.)
Company
class
11-20
12-20
—
Stock dividend on class A cz B
11-15
140c
40c
Mines, Ltd
11-20
12-
20c
(quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Co.
Waite Amulet
11-23
75c
$1
12-15
11-30
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-19
25c
11-28
11-
25c
(Del.)
12-27
12-17
Union
75c
12-27
12-17
United
12-27
12-17
12-10
11-
12-10
11-
(Ohio),
12-10
11-30
35c
12-10
11-30
12-13
11-9
12-13
11-
60c
12-10
10-29
933/4C
Street
from
Investment
capital
12-20
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
and
12-10
11-20
12-14
11-19
Brothers,
Brothers
Ltd.
Stores,
Inc.
12-21
J20c
(quar,)*
I-
37 %C
12-
2
1
(D.
A.)
A
57c
Corp.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Sunray Oil Corp.,
preferred
5% %
2nd
Mines,
12-14
35c
12-
8
3
11-15
Oil
Co.
11-28
11-2C
pfd.
1
11-
1
11-
Biscuits,
Sunshine
Mining
12-14
11-30
12-
Sutherland
1
4.40%
$3.60
12-15
12-15
11-15
.12-
11-15
37 %c
1
I-14
1212-
12-
1
11-
6%
preferred
4%
2nd
&
(quar.)
12-
Symington-Gould
Syracuse
12-
12-22
11-23
$1
12-12
12-15
Telephone Bond
1st
net
Power,
Tennessee
11-15
40c
1-2-52
11-
11-29
11-
pfd.
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
(quar.)
II-23
27c
11-
7
8
12-15
12-
12-
11-16
2nd
1
,j**_—*
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
profits
(quar.)'*:
4.65 %
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Lines
(s-a)__*
11-16
U.
S.
U.
S.
Co.
5%
com. (quar.)
12-27
12-10
12-27
12-10
$1
12-24
12-
7
12-24
12-
U. S. Radiator Corp.,
Stock
dividend
6%
U.
*
S.
Rubber
Co.,
$1.75
1-
2
12-
.
*
*
$1.06%
1
11-16
12-27
12-10
12-
12-
50c
United
$2.25
62 %c
(quar.)
common
10%
Jan.
25c
(quar.)**,
for
1952
to
1-2-52
12-15
12-
1
11-15
1-2-52
12-15
2-
1
1-17
Feb.
1
(year-end)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-17
$2
12-10
11-19
$2
12-10
11-19
12-
1
11-15
Universal
1-
2
12-
Co.
(quar.)**
(quar.)
11-
12-31
Co.
12-15
11-20
50c
1-15
12-28
50c
11-28
11-13
12-
1
25c
12-
1
12-15
Power
~
preferred
(quar.)*
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
Upson-Walton Co.
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
1-
2
12-
7
Utah
Southern
1-2
12-
7
Utica
—
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
7
6%
preferred
11-15
Co.—
Investment
either in
option.
gains
cash
or
stock
at
the
5%
H.)
(G.
5%%
Co.,
preferred
Industries, Inc.,
Woodward Governor Co.
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
$1.37%-
(quar.)*
(quar.)**
25c
5%
12- i
& Co., Ltd.—
Co.,
Ltd
13c
____—
25c
$1
25c
25c
(monthly)
Wrigley (William), Jr.
Special
—
*
Monthly
ll-» 9
12-10 ,Ml-2
,
12-1
50c
$2.50
*
(s-a)
Mines,
Wright-Hargreaves
11-23
:
•r
a3%
common****
preference
prior
-12- 6-.-.
50c
(quar.)
(final)
(s-a)
Mfg.
11-12
11-15
11-30/t 11-15
311Ac .,12- 1 , ,11-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
(F. W.)
pref.
common
preferred
convertible
12-12
12- 1%
21c
holders
Wood
—
—*
(Rudolph)
,
Worsted
11-15
12-1% 11-15
1- 2
1 11-21
12-1
•
11-20
12- 1
11-20
1-2-52 «* 12-20
2-1-52
1-19
(quar.)**
Co.
Extra
'
Fiber
Mfg. Co.
Tile
(quar.)*
_
11-15
11-29 ;
11-29
11-14
11-14
50c
—
1-2-52
12-10
10c
*
(quar.)
Mfg.
12- 1
10c
10c
*—
-
Yale & Towne
Yankee
20c
Company***
12-20
12-10
1-10
4-10
pfd.
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
37%c 1-31-52
6%
6%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
37%c 4-30-52
37V2c 7-31-52
1
Yellow
12-15
12-
$1.06%
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-30
10-31
6%
Co.,
conv.
7-10
11-15
22 %c
Cab
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
75c
(quar.)
not closed for this dividend.
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15%
11-30
in
Canadian
12-12
12-12
11-30
a
12-15
11-20
xLess Jamaica income tax.
.
y
02%C
1-2-52
12-23
Less British
income
1
•
at
the
source.
•
Non
,
,
tax.
Corrected payment or holders of record
published dates were incorrect.
Previous
11-16
*
funds,
10c
12-15
Caradian non-residents' tax.
tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
tPavnhle
25c
(quar.)
-
11-2
1-15
quarterly of 4c in cash from investment
income and a special of 17c from capital
15c
•
Oil
*
"
1
Knitting Co.—
$1.27.%
Extra
11-19
- !
40c
12-1
$1.50 1-31-52:
90c
12- 1
*
•Transfer books
(quar.)
12- 1
Co.—
,'*—*—*
11-16
12-31
35c
11-15
12 %c
preferred
preferred
t$2.50
(quar.)___
12-
7
prior
A
11-13
Winding Co.—
$1.16
11-30
t60c
9
30c
(quar.)
4Vi%
$1.06 >A
1-15
25c
56'Ac,
—
12-10
5%
Corp.*.
5
7
pfd.
1
5
12-
12-10
10c
(extra)
Inc., 4%
12-
11-19
12-17
11-23
12-15
(quar.)**
com.
preferred
Electric
Wyandotte
Corp.
12-
2
75c
10c
convertible
Co.,
(quar.):
Monthly
12-19
12- 1
12- 1
1- 1
12-10
1- 2
$106'A
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
6%
56 %c
Extra
90c
62'/2c
(s-a)
(quar.)
7%
Wisconsin
%
11*23
11-23
12-10
25c
preferred
Hirsch,
&
Worumbo
117 %c
Consolidated Oil
Match
11-15
12-10
11-30
11-15
to
17.
preferred
Insurance
12- 1
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Grocery
Lovett
Woolworth
distribution
75c
dividend
Universal
11-9
1-28
10c
—
common
preferred A
Wurlitzer
12-19
1-
&
Winter
11-30*
be
Ltd
Universal Pictures,
35c
Co.,
preferred
Woodall
common
Wallpaper,
1*2-10
25c 2-21-52
Winnipeg Electric Co , common
*
5% non-cum. preferred (s-a)______—_—
12-14
12-20
$1
common
Stockyards
12-14
12- 1 .11-21
12- 1
11-21
22c
5%
11-23
1-2-52
75c
*
7
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spring & Bumper Co.
4Vu %
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-27,
,
Mfg
Brothers,
Wisconsin
$1.25
S.
United Steel
50c
Company
&
Winn
7
Corp.—
:.
of
1st
11-30
.%
50c
25c
:—
(quar.)
Inc.
6%
(quar.)
non-cum.
11-30
12-10
15c
Products,
$4.25
Corp.—
Securities
record
preferred
8%
U.
of
12-10
40c
7
(quar.)*.
common
distributed quarterly. First
of
2>/2%
will be paid on
holders
12- 1 ? 11-15
22c
4j/2%
'
Co
$1.16%
~
$1.12%
$1.50
J.), common
$1.15
%
12-11
(year-end)
12-10
$1.02%
IIIIIIII
12-11
12-26
preference series A
12-
,
12-26
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common
12-21
30c
40c
11- 9
11- 9
/11-23
v
-
(quar.)
Lacc
■
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Wilson
11-10
(s-a)
Playing Card
12-10
4% ref. pfd. (quar.) $51.12y2
Works
Wilson
11-10
2
(quar.)**.
(N.
12-15
50c
2
1-
(quar.)
3c
I
Oil
Williams &
11-16
1-
Machinery
25c
(accum.)
1
50c
Extra
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Universal
11-27
12-
Corp.
Wilkes-Barre
12-14
$1.75
Pipe & Foundry Co.
Stock
60c
(quar.)
5.10%
11-15
capi¬
(quar.)*—*
preferred
12-15
45c
(quar.)
4% %
S.
4y2%
U. S.
(quar.)**
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)*—
Co.
Paper
Machine
Wilcox
12-14
12-31
22 %c
(s-a)
(quar.)***
preferred
Universal
and
_r*__*.**-4-**^
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.,
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$2
12-31
12-15
50c
95c
Extra'
8
(year-end)
International
1st
United
preferred
conv.
11-
(quar.)
Company,
U. S. Steel Corp.,
tl2y2c
(accum.)___
$6
12-17
1
Ltd.)—
P_:
Cot p.
12-
50c
;
security
U.
9*
25c
50c
(Canada,
$5
5
Share Co.—
6%
11-21
40c
preferred
preferred
&
11-30
1-2-52
*
conv.
S.
11-15
50c
realized,
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Hoffman
:;4V4%
U.
11-15
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
S.
11-16
1
$ 4c
(quar.)
gains.
Temple Coal Co.,
11-16
12-
1
(s-a)__
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.—
15c from net investment income
from
12-15
12-15
'
Carson
preferred
Telluride
11-lG
12-
_•*
(quar.)
&
11-20
12-
Corp.**
h
Whitin
40c
(year-end)
Gypsum
60c
-
Common
U.
11-30
II-30
10c
(quar.)
Pearson
11-21
11-15
40c .12-15
(quar.)—
com.
12-13
11-23
12-15 ,;
50c
•
.
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Whitaker
12-15
Willson
class A
Co.,
B
—...
-
—
Weston (George), Ltd.,
11-15
'A %
2- 1
12- 5
-
1-2-52
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric Corp.,
preferred B (quar.)
3.80%
11-30
$1.50
Foil
2nd
S.
5
M
Ltd.
Corp
preferred
11-
5
37%c
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
7
11-15*
*
$1.25 2-15-52
53
12-15
—.y,:
Telegraph, class A (year-end)
Year-end
Wickes
Corp., common
partie. preference (year-end)
preferred
7%
v;:
11-15
I
(quar.)
common
Inc.
12-
11-30
v
,
Westinghouse
(in¬
Extra
■
12-15
25c
(resumed)
(quar.)
Transit
Talon, Inc.,
3
11-28
12-14
$7
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
Finishing Co.—
$6
U.
1
$1.10
common
Gold. Mines,
Tampax,
12-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Company
s|Sylvanite
5%
Westinghouse Air Brake
35c
U. 8. & Foreign Securities Corp.—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
1
5c
(quar.)
preferred
1-
25c
;
1st pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
A
Year-end
(quar.)
ordinary registered
conv.
.10-31
—.
11-26
Co., Ltd.—
convertible
S.
9
12-
20c
,**_*.
common
Corp.,
12-17
12c
45c
11-19
$25c.; 12- 1
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
secu¬
a6
'
12-15
2%c
Oil
of
sale
National
Class
6
$1
*
U.
6
1-2-52
$1.80
(qu.ar.i__
Molasses
Casualty,
S.
11-15
preferred—
arrears
(quar.)**
Paper Co.,
preferred
S.
7%
11-15
15c
Extra
Swan-Finch
U.
11-17
27 %c
(Calif.)
Superior Tool & Die
175C
(from
11-19
12- 1
Co
Western Union
Whirlpool
Fund
12r I
51
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.
(quar.)
A
Improvement Co.
Non-cum.
12-17
30c
Inc
Co.
Superior Oil Co.
25C
profits)
8
26^0
(quar.)
,■
(quar.)
—75c
Railway of Alabama—*——
15C
United
12-
II-30
10%
(quar.)**
(quar.)
(Calif.)
Cos,
terim)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
clears
10c
Ltd., class B
Amer. deposits for
15c
payment
11-23
Inc.—
Science
Gas
United
tlOc
I
Company
12-14
12-10
Extra
11-16
12-
20c
Ltd.**!
conv.
preferred
12-28
62 %C
preferred
Western
Investments, Ltd.—
Funds,
United
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
11-14
is-a)
Coal
preferred
rities
20c
Extra
Sunshine
6%
United
United
75c
common
4% %
Corporation
United Fuel
$4
6%
11-30
5%
•11-23
Oil Co., Ltd.—
Sun Ray Drug Co.,
Western Pacific Railroad Co.
7
;f:'
5%
dividend)
participating preferred
Sunset-McKee
I-2-52
37%c
(increased)
Sun Oil Co., common
Stock dividend
1
12-10
50c
%
*
(stock
Consolidated
12-
12-
v
Stoncga Coke & Coal Co
Sullivan
r12-10
56JAc
1
(quar.)
11-23
11-2$
Company
Maryland Ry., 7%
11-15
12-20
Corp.
Condensing
Western
11-23
5%
Wells
Western
5%
(stock dividend)1
(quar.)**.***!
!
12-14
11-23
11-23
Ltd
Breweries,
3
com,
1- 2
12-15
12-15
—
1-
1
11-30
11-18
Struthers
11-14 :
:
1-15-52
12-10
11-16
Stowell Screw Co., clas A
.*,
$1.12%
25C
*
50c
(quar.)
*
Canada
Western
12-10
11-14
Storyline Furniture Corp.
12-
Year-end
60c
11-30
Stewart-Warner
11-30
12- 5
125c
-
Ltd..
Products,
Western Auto Supply Co.
25c
12-1
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.
4 % % preferred (quar.)
12-15
11-15
■
12-20
*—135c
11-30
135c
12-
Sterling, Inc. (stock dividend)-———-—
11-30
12-15
United Electric
25c
--i.-—i_.——i^-*——..4—".
11-30
?12-15
United Elastic Corp
25c
1
12-15
tlOc
12-15
50c
....
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
Extra
12-
12-4
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(quar.)
West
Westeel
11-15
'40c
(quar.)*
com.
(quar.)*
preferred
A
United
Sterling Brewers, Inc.—--.ji-.*..^********.
Extra
,
ai-23
1
...
12-3
,.
20c
Ohio
12-21
Series
11-19
11-16
.
r$l,50
.
(quar.)—
Gas
12-15 \ 12- 1
$1
,
-
—
...
West
$25c
%
*
.
*>____1
& Seashore RR.—
special guaranteed (s-a)—;**_•
,6%
4
1
Co., Inc.-—
(quar.)*.
West Jersey
125c
Ltd., class A*—
-
*!
Extra
12-
12-10
12-
50c
$1.25
■■
United Corporations,
$1.25
(quar.).*.*****
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
United Can & Glass,
Corp!—
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
preferred (quar.)
75c
>
-
B
United Carbon Co.
11-28
Extra
11-16
12-
Extra
11-30
12-10
$5.65
$5
West
11-20
1
65c
United Board & Carton Corp.
In¬
from
65c
'
2
12rl0
933Ac
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
Corp,—
gains
11-
.
United Biscuit Co. of America,
10c
come.
Stedman
1- 15-52
20c
Supply Co
preferred
HOC
preferred
Extra
••
•
50c
(quar.)
12-10
1
Lines, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
Class
25c
Standard Steel Spring Co.
Standard-Thomson Corpv
2
12-
(quar.)
United Amusement Corp.,
%%%
9
25c
(quar.)*
1-
50C
(quar.)
Co.
$4
West
25c
(quar.).*...
Air
5%
75c
Mfg.
Car
United Aircraft Corp.,
50c
common .(quar.)
Tank
4 y2 %
9
;
A
(quar.)
Railway Equipment
Fuel
$3.75 preferred A
o
..
r*
—
$1 • 12- 1
11-15
Disinfecting Co., common (quar.)*—25c
12- 1
11-19
preferred (quar.)——
$1.25
12- 1
11-19
Indies Sugar Corp. (quar.)
50c . 12-15
12- 1
Oil & Snowdrift
Wesson
(quar.)***—
Co.
Oil Co. of California—
Union
9
12-10
(quar.)
Rubber
&
——.
(year-end)-.
Engineering Co.
Wellman
'
65c
(quar.)**.
J.)
Asbestos
■
*
Dhion Carbide (t Carbon Corp.
9
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
***_.%*..;**.-..iA/
(year-end)
*
Underwood Corp.:(year-end)
40c
%
—
„**
Inc.
Union
_*__
4.64%
11-30
—
La
12-11
*1,25
62V2c
—
(quar.).
preferred
6%
12-18
Co.
Co.
12-21
30c
$1.01
$1.05
6%v preferred .(quar.)—*
11-30
12th Unit, preferred (accum.) —
Inc. (quar.)
;_.*•
—
South
40c
preferred
Extra
3-19
1
Oil
-Quarterly
75c
(N.
Extra
tal
Coal
11*21
11-15
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
12-11
(quar.)*
—
preferred
6%
12-15
12-
Extra
6
12-15
25c
Co.
Oil
Standard
7%
1-2-52
4-2-52
12-14
Tung-Sol Electric
87%C
(Indiana)
Standard Oil Co.
5%
Products
11-16
12- 3
12- 1
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-21
(quar.)
common
Extra
12-14
.**
'
30c
*
Taylor,
Virginian Railway,
25c
Associated
Water
12—21
12- 5
$1
J31"/ic
(quar.)
pfd.
11-23
$2,35
30c
—
(quar.)*—
$5 preferred
11-15
11-15
$1
Roofing Co.
Truax-Traer
1-15
40c
Steamship Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)**
Co.
Extra
Swift
11-30
1
$4.20
25c
Troy & Greenbush RR. Association
1-15
._*;_■
*****
This
12-15
1
Cuba—
of
preferred (quar.)*
preferred
(quar.)
$4.04
50C
(increased
Ltd.
Stores.
Quarterly
(quar.)
Extra
Standard
Sunset
11-30
50c
Treesweet
(quar.)***
common
Standard Oil Co. of California
*
12-15
12-
Co.
Power, common
Electric &
Virginia
(quar.)
Welder
Year-end
Cap
participating
Participating
Class
9
$1.06 JA
4%% preferred (quar.)**
120c
Toronto Elevators, Ltd. (increased)
%
100%
Trane Co. (stock dividend)*—
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp.—
1
50c
Standard
Stuart
9
11-
'Toledo Edison Co.,
(Detroit)
conv.
Stuart
11-
5
common
Inc.,
(quar.)
Electric
(reduced quar.)
Tlmken Roller Bearing (quar.)—*
11-19
3
93c
*
& Seal Corp.—
pref. (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$1.60
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Forgings (quar.)
;
5
12-
•
.Extra
Tilo
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
11-20
12-15
12-
12-
l°c
(quar.)
Co
Chemical
,
$1.25
\
Y6ftr*CH(l
Vlck
•
(quar.)
*
*
preferred
Sterchi
Tide
9
•
Insurance
Brands,
Standard
$5
11-26
*
Extra
State
11-18
11-26
!':.■"!
^Products,
preferred
preferred (quar.)*
'
Quarterly
State
1
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
Accident
Standard
$1.60
;
Thrifty Drug Stores Co., Inc.
11-15
20c
(quar.)
11-26
60c
Extra
11-1)
1
25c
Standard
$3.50
Mills
Cotton
Co
Inc
Sugar
Syndicate,
Vertientes-Camaguey
.
Thomson
Thrift
12-
Extra
preferred
4%
25c
;*___
.
12-15
10c
Thompson
11-15
12-1
$1.37%
common
$4 preferred, series A (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common
$3.75
12-
$1.37%
(reduced)
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Spokane Portland Cement, common
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons., common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3
11-15
1
12-
12-14
25c
(quar.)
11-20
25C
12-
*****
.*
11-14
40c
(increased quar.)
—
Thomaston
_*
*****
11-5
8
12-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
$1.50
Sparks-Withington Co., 8% preferred (quar.)
Spear & Company, $5.50 2nd pfd. (quar.)**
$5.50 1st preferred
(quar.)
Speed Queen Corp. (quar.)
Extra
1
11-26
12-
75c
Extra
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Venezuela
35c
i.
—
(quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co., common
25c
Co.
5
25c
Extra
Carbon
;
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.
50c
States
(A.
11-
$1
**
1-10
Public Service, common
Southwestern
1
13C
**—
(Dallas»—
Quarterly
Spalding
(quar.)—
Thew Shovel Co., com.
$1.37%
12-
35C
Inc.
11-15
(quar.)!
Insurance
Fund,
Extra
11-26
12-
$1.25
___*_*_
Telephone—
(quar.)*
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
25C
11-26
12-17
50c
50c
(s-a)_*_*
Associated
preferred
Southwestern
Speer
'Texas
$1
pfd.
Van
9*
$1.12y2
convertible
12-13
Southern
5 %
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
(irreg.)—
Producing Co. (quar.)
**..***.**_
4%
9*
11-
Vapor Heating Corp., 5%
5
85c
65c
Co.
Raalte
11-
12-10
25C
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
**************
._*__*_*:
_
$5.50
Common
$2
(s-a)
$4 convertible preferred
(year-end)
Valspar Corp.,
12-19
75c
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
40c
Extra
Southern Production Co.,
11-10
1
65c
*****——-
62 %c
(quar.)
12-
$1.75
pfd. (quar.).
Extra
12-6
*
Co.
Water Works, 7%
Company (quar.)
Texas
■
20C
**;—*.
(quar,)***
(quar.)
Natural
5
*_*__*****.
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Company
*
1111-
26&C
common
11-3C
25c
.****.*.:'
11-30
16 %c
(quar.)
25 %c
30 %c
4.08%
Payable of Red.
2-1-52
1-17
12- 1
11-15
12- 3
11-16
12-10
12- 1
12" 1
11-19
Share
of Company
Holder»
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
1951
Monday, November 26,
...
Holder9
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
Southern California Edison Co.—
Southern
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2036)
-
%
'
*
dates are reported her*
Volume 174
Number 5067..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2037)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•
ALABAMA
Decatur,
Bond
and
$535,000 bonds
fered
—
and
1951. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1971 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S.
warrants
Nov/ 15—v.
174,
of¬
152,000
Dec.
syndicate
Marx & Co.,
of
Cumberland
Lomitas Elementary
District
1,
from
Hugo
Watkins, Morrow & Co., both of
Birmingham,
Las
School
1737
p.
1951.
1953
bonds.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1975
Bond
public
series
bonds,
improvement,
2s, at
as
par.
-
interest
cost
of
about
2.67%.
Note
Sale
174,
v.
the
offered
City National Bank, of Selma,
associates, at 1.19%.
and
ed bids in
20, 1951. Due
to
County, Antelope
High Sch. Dist. (P.
Union
O.
Offering
R.
Clerk of Board of
Bond
1833
Legality approved by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robinette & Linton, of Phoenix.
Bond
000
$390,-
construction
purchased by the W. R.
Stephens Investment Co., of Little
Rock, as 3V4S, at a price of 102.001,
a basis of about 3.03%.
was
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov.
1 from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
1951
174,
G.
Kline,
ecretary of the Governing Board,
ill
receive
(PST)
sealed
bids
until
7
Dec. 10 for the purhase of $175,000 sewage plant and
ystem bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
ue
on
Jan.
on
nclusive.
1 from
Interest
1953
to
J-J.
1972
Legality
pproved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Angeles.
...v
f Los
Oakland,
Calif.
Bond Offering—Charles M. Don,
ity
Clerk,
ids until
will
receive sealed
(PST) on Nov. 27
noon
the purchase
of $262,000 harimprovement bonds. Dated
or
or
uly 1, 1926.
952
to
Due
1966
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Legality approved by Orick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herringon, of San Francisco.
improvement-1951,
onds
offered
1833
.
ank
of
awarded
were
—
America
Savings
rancisco,
series
Nov. 19—v.
on
to
National
A
^
»led
n
Offering—John A.
bids
Dec.
.4
until
for
269,000 bonds,
117,000
tary
the
as
Redwood
School
will
10
$1,300,000 SBA
1952 bonds of¬
site
purchase
of
to
Nov.
sive.
Interest
15,
1951.
Due
J-J.
Le
Jan/ 1
on
by
IOWA
Le¬
Charles
&
Bond
Community Unit School
No.
170
Bushnell),
Bond
(P.
O.
build¬
Nov.
on
19—v.
a
John
of
composed
&
Co., Central Republic
Co., White-Phillips Co., and Negley, Jens & Rowe, all of Chicago,
at
interest
net
a
2.17%,
as
cost
of
about
follows:
$390,000 2s. Due
Jan.
on
1
from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
on
$25,000
bonds
the
sewer
offered
1937
p.
—
Carleton
D.
on
were
Beh
Co., of Des Moines, as 5s, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 4.97%.
Waverly, Iowa
1833—were awarded to
p.
to
Center
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered
p.m. (CST) on Dec. 17 for
purchase of $170,000 electric
revenue-1951
bonds.
Dated
Hopkinsville, Ky.
$300,000
elec¬
lows:
1975.
$65,000 3s. Due
1958
to
216,000
from
inclusive.
1970
3V4S.
April 1
on
Due
April )1
on
44,000 3s. Due
on
April 1, 1981.
Oakland Park, Fla.
Sale
Nov, 19—v. 174,
on
1737—were awarded to John
Nuveen & Co., of Chicago, as 2
V2S,
p.
|
at
$80,000 build¬
Nov. 20—v.
price of
about 2.32%.
a
102.02,
_
.
basis
a
",
-
of
■
on
by
The
issue
certificates
Sullivan, Nel¬
Goss, of West Palm Beach.
&
GEORGIA
Silber Creek Township
Dec. 10 for the purchase
$350,000 water revenue antici¬
pation certificates. Dated Jan. 1,
1980
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1 from
The
J-J.
man
&
&
(P. O.
Dec. 3
000
.
Trustee,
bonds,
1953 to
are
18
$82,000
Kelley, of Atlanta.
the
1951.
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
on
Dec.
of
$253,000
school bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951.
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1953 to
M-N.
approved by Chapman
of
as
&
Co., Inc., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Corporation,, all
First of Michigan
of New
York,
Stubbs,
Civil
on
Township
bonds.
July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1,
,
bonds
are
dated
Sept.
:
1,
Interest
J-J. Legality ap¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
Route
No.
&
Whiting, Weeks &
Boston, Schoellkopf,
Pomeroy, of Buffalo,
Brown Brothers Harriman &
Co.,
all of New
York, City National
Bank & Trust
Laird,
Co., of Kansas City,
Bissell
& Meeds, of Wil¬
Carl M. Loeb Rhoades
Co., Bartow Leeds Co., both of
mington,
&
New York,
Field, Richards & Co.,
First
Cleveland
Corp., both of
Cleveland,
Shelby Cullom Davis
Co., of New York, John C. Legg
Co.> of Baltimore, Blewer,
Heitner
Trust Co., of Kansas
Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Pittsburgh, Sills, Fairman &
Harris, of Chicago, R. D. White
& Co., Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.,
of
both
of New York,
Fahey, Clark
Co., of Cleveland, McDougal &
Co., of Chicago, Edward Lowber
Stokes Co., of
Philadelphia, Free¬
man
& Co., of New
York, Ball,
Burge & Kraus, of Cleveland,
&
Robert Hawkins & Co., of
Boston,
L. Wright & Co., W. H.
Newbold's
Son
&
Co., both of
Arthur
Philadelphia, Shannon & Co., of
Detroit, Walter Stokes & Co., of
Philadelphia, Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., of
Pittsburgh, Talmage &
Co., of New York, and McDonaldMoore & Co., of
Detroit, as l%s,
at a price of
100.12, a basis of
about
Bond
the
Sale
& Cutler,
The Chairmen of
—
following Housing Authorities
will
receive
sealed
bids
at
the
office of the State
Housing Board,
90
Tremont
noon
Street, Boston,
(EST)
purchase
on
Dec.
6
until
for
the
of
$10,357,000 State
Guaranteed bonds, as follows:
1971
Legality
Group A
$372,000 Barnstable, project 200-1
bonds.
bonds.
514,000
Easton, Md.
Bond
and
Sale—The
water
p.
4
$500,000
system
bonds offered
on
dicate
of
composed
sewer
improvement
Nov.
19—v.
1833—were awarded to
the
a
174,
syn¬
Mercan¬
tile Trust Co., Baker Watts & Co.,
and Stein Bros. & Boyce, all of
Baltimore,
at a net interest
of about 1.99%.
cost
Gardner,
project
200-2
bonds.
1,922,000 Holyoke, project 200-1
bonds.
876,000
'
Maiden,
1
project
200-1
project
200-1
bonds.
314,000
Webster,
bonds.
813,000 West Springfield, project
200-1 bonds/'"/
MASSACHUSETTS
1,
.•
t
.
11,,
.<
■
•
.
•
Group B
Massachusetts
Plainfield), Ind.
Offering—John H.
Price,
Township Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Dec.
6 for the purchase
of
1.73%.
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
\
Chicago.
Washington Township (P. O.
Rural
of
Hutton
MARYLAND
on
&
1,160,000 Fall River, project 200-3
Township bonds.
July 1, 1953 to Jan. 1,
1963.
The
10
School
Due
call¬
ap¬
for
follows:
Bond
Legality
Board, will receive sealed
bids until
Offering—George Hinton,
building-1951
O.
Greensburg), La.
Bond Offering—J. L. Meadows,
Secretary-Treasurer of Parish
School
will receive
(CST) on
for the purchase of $150,-
certificates
maturing in 1958 to 1980
Interest
Ice
Sellersburg), Ind.
Bond
Township
68,000
Certificate Offering—P. M. Dav¬
Due
Ross,
(P.
1963.
Thomasville, Ga.
1952.
J-D.
to
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Due
on
Jan. 1,
Legality ap¬
1953
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
purchased by
was
son
—
revenue
1,
Interest
proved
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
<
July
Hornblower
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
R. L. Day & Co., Geo. B.
Gibbons
City,
Sale—The
—
on
Smith,
-
Weeks,
Commerce
Bond
of about 1.85%.
Due
Merle
Nov.
,
fol¬
& Co.,
York, Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Inc., Union Securities Corp., Stone
& Wesbter Securities
Corp., Lee
Higginson Corp., F. S. Mosley &
Co., Estabrook & Co., Dick &
of
&
Glynn, of St. Louis,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, of New
15, 1951. Due on Sept. 15 from York, Branch, Banking & Trust
1958 to 1961 inclusive. The bonds Co., of Wilson, Darby & Co., of
New York,
Heller, Bruce & Co.,
are callable.
Legality approved by
of San Francisco, Blunt Ellis &
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Simmons, of Chicago, Folger, No¬
lan, Inc., of Washington, D. C.,
KENTUCKY
the
,
as
of New
&
4
awarded to a syndicate composed
50,000 Civil Township bonds, as of the Equitable Securities Corp.,
l3/4s, at a price of 100.37, a Glas & Co., and John Dane, both
of New Orleans, at a price of
basis of about 1.69%.
100.02, a net interest cost of about
;
Hialeah, Fla.
Marion, Ind.
2.04%, as follows:
Certificate Sale
The $325,000
Bond
Offering — Russell W.
$232,000 2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
water revenue-series 1951 certifi¬
Bragg, City Controller, will re¬
1953 to 1960 inclusive.
cates offered on Nov. 15—v. 174, ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
68,000 2V8S. Due on Jan. 1 in 1961
p. 1833—were awarded to
B. J. (CST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase
/
and 1962.
Van Ingen & Co., of New York of
;
:
$400,000 sewer ' constructionCity, at a price of 98.37, a net in¬ 1951 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1951. St. Helena Parish Sch. Dist. No. 4
3.24%,
Portland, R. W. Pressprich
til
Bank, of Atlanta, as 1.45s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
1.43%.
terest cost of about
of
Chicago, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler,
Kidder, Peabody
& Co., Blyth &
Co., all of New
York, First National Bank, of
&
bonds offered
Ind.
Co., Inc., Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Harris Trust &
Sav¬
ings Bank,
Bond Offering—Ray Hoth,
City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
Jan 1 from
Township (P. O.
Danville),
First National Bank,
both of New
York, Messrs. Harriman Ripley &
Co.,
Iowa
The
174,
v.
—
III.
Sale—The $750,000
ing bonds offered
174,
Warren
—
improvement
Nov. 19
and
Mars,
Sale
Co., Chase National Bank,
New York, the National
of
City Bank,
Reynolds & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., Laurence M. Marks &
al
able.
bonds.
Dated
a
Elemen¬ proved by Spalding, Sibley, Trout-
District
p.m.
and
inclusive.
Fulton
District
the Citizens and Southern Nation¬
(EST)
follows:
2
20—v.
awarded
of
(PST)
until
tric light and power revenue-1951
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
receive
15,
ap¬
LOUISIANA
174, p. 1737 174, p. 1833—were awarded to the
syndicate Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
Lake Charles, La.
of Indianapolis, as follows:
composed of Courts & Co., of At¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 public
lanta, Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., $30,000 School Township bonds, as improvement
bonds
offered
on
Atwill & Co., of Miami Beach, and
2s, at a price of 101.14, a basis Nov. 21—v.'
174, p. 1737—were
cost
Brun-
a.m.
City
Bean,
INDIANA
enport, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
Clerk,
Due
1971
approved
FLORIDA
Nov.
on
San
Mateo County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Redwood City), Calif.
bids
Nov. 29 for the
on
to
Counties
County Special Road and
Bridge District No. 1 (P. O.
Gainesville), Fla.
series
Dec.
Legality
Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1961 inclu¬
on
Alachua
Bond Sale—The
dated
J-J.
sealed
bonds.
1963 to 1971 inclusive.
Trust
Association, of
at a net interest
County
W.
$1,500,000
bonds.
1953
A.
—
360,000 2V4S. Due
about 2.20%.
the
San
ng,
16—
174,
f about 3.55%.
Bond
Nov.
on
Delaware, of Georgetown, as 2*4s,
a
price of 100.58, a basis of
$220,000 water
Bond Sale—The $500,000 munic-
pal
$300,000 school-
offered
Certificate
Redwood City, Calif.
;
of
building
from
at
Interest
-J.
price of
a
1737—were awarded to
p.
were
.m.
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
pur¬
Special Sch. Dist., Del.
bonds
fered
CALIFORNIA
Carpinteria Sanitary District,
Santa Barbara County (P. O.
Carpinteria), Calif.
was
the Farmers Bank of the State of
;
Offering—Ford
7
Offering
Nuveen
Seaford
Interest
Legality ap¬
Secretary of Board of Education proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller of Indianapolis.
will
receive * sealed
bids
until
Bond
syndicate
refunding,
Bond
bonds
;
.
are
of
County, Roxana Com¬
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Roxana), III.
$275,-
100.37.
Legality approved by
F u 1 k & Mehaffy,/ of
:
issue of
ton^ jointly, as 2s, at
terest M-N.
Rock.
construction
1951.
awarded
chased by Laird & Co., and Laird,
Bissell & Meeds, both of Wilming¬
v.
Sale—The issue of
Donham,
174,
Esta-
Special Sch. Dist., Del.
Sale—The
1969.
(CST) on Dec. 1 for the purchase
$8,000 street improvement-195!
Madison
McDonough,
Newark
Township
bonds.
July 1, 1953 to Jan.
on
bonds
ceive
of about 2.34%.
gality
Bond Sale—The
Stamps Special Sch. Dist., Ark.
Little
The
DELAWARE
ARKANSAS
and
1,
1833—were awarded to
p.
Civil
Due
$1,100,000
Traurnicht, of St. Louis.
J-J.
refunding
21—v.
about 1.61%.
from 1953 to 1971 inclusive. Inter¬
000
$675,000 school
awarded to
were
—
/
Nov.
on
1953
Nov. 15—
on
bonds.
Bank, of Chicago, Braun, proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Bacon, Miller, of Indianapolis.
Whipple & Co., Burns, Corbett &
West Lebanon, Ind.
Pickard,
Inc.,
and
McMaster
Bond Offering —Fred
Trimble,
Hutchinson & Co., all of Chicago,
Town Clerk -Treasurer, will re¬
as 2V2S, at a price of
101.53, a basis
Bloomfield),
&
L.
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
a.m. (MST) on Dec. 3 for the
purchase of $397,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on July 1
bonds
Sale—The
bonds offered
til 10
Bond
O.
Connecticut
Odom,
County Super¬
—
The
—
Township
Jan. and July 1 from
to 1970 inclusive.
on
64,000
syndicate composed of the First
inclusive.
(P.
Due
Trust
both
School
Bosworth
Dec. 20 from
on
Co., and Putnam & Co.,
both of Hartford, jointly, as 1.65s,
at a price of 100.36, a basis of
Yuma), Ariz.
est
1971
Bloomfield
brook
Yuma
of the New Britain
care
Bank,
51
West
Main
Street, New Britain, until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchase
of $1,525,000 school bonds. Dated
p.
ARIZONA
Bond
Offering—Lyman E. Hall,
First Selectman, will receive seal¬
1833-r-were awarded to
p.
Sale
as
National
Bond
1952
The $352,000 12th
on Nov.
16—
—
Berlin), Conn.
Dec.
Selma Housing Authority, Ala.
series notes
O.
National
100,000 City Hall Refunding war¬
rants,, at a price of par, a net
174,
v.
a
(P.
O.
bonds,
.
$78,000
Illinois
school bonds offered
Berlin
(P.
'
building-1951
follows:
Con.
Avenues, Park Ridg£),
1
curities
$435,000
$142,000
Community
inclusive.
CONNECTICUT
'
Lincoln and President
Dated
Interest J-D.
Se¬
Corp., of Nashville, and
Berney Perry & Co., of Birming¬
ham, as follows:
County
Sch. Dist. No. 64
a
composed
ILLINOIS
Cook
<
Sale—The
awarded-to
on
were
"
Dated March 1,
Ala.
Warrant
\
Bond
Sale
bonds offered
p.
—
on
(State of)
$56,630,000
The
Nov.
19—v.
1937—were awarded to
dicate
composed
of
the
a
312,000
Canton,
project
200-1
bonds.
174,
syn¬
Bankers
2,184,000 Chicopee, project 200-1
bonds.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2038)
the City of Detriot and
703,000 Leominster, project 200-1
of
bonds.
1,187,000 Waltham, project 200-2
The
bonds
1952. Due
of
weight
principal
interest
and
on
the
2%s.
in
and
West
to
1938—were
pt
Rothschild
expended
City,
1.70s, at
as
be
sewer
Lodge
Expressway
MICHIGAN
the latter will
come
aid
Bedford, Whiteford, Summerfield
Lambertville), Mich.
(EST)
p.m.
will
1963 to 1968
A-O.
$420,000
of
8
Barbier, Evely
Farlane, of Detroit.
Constantine
and
Florence
sealed
p.m.
bids
Nov. 28 for the
on
$70,000
building
1
from
1952
to
inclu¬
1966
Legality % approved
by
Berry,
Stevens, Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
Town¬
Southfield Township (P. O. 26080
Berg Road, Route No. 3,
Birmingham), Mich.
Bond Sale
The issue of
—
Sale—The $675,000 school
bonds offered
14—v.
Nov.
on
1834—were awarded to
p.
174,
at
interest
cost
price
a
of
of par,
about
3.74%,
follows:
as
/
$185,000 3V2S. Due
on May 1
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
490,000 3%s. Due
on
from
May 1 from
Vi--; 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Certificate Sale
—
The issue
District
access
$80,000,000 lim¬
highway revenue, se¬
Nov. 20—
on
174, p. 1738—were awarded to
a syndicate managed
by Blyth &
Co., Smith, Barney & Co., Leh¬
man
Brothers, all of New York
City, Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
v.
Co., First Boston Corp.,
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., First
of Michigan Corporation of De¬
troit, at a price of 100.05, a net
interest cost of about 2.12%, as
Bond
son
Offering
1
from
2y2s.
Due
to
Bonds
bonds
1.40%
to
1976
1
for
for
Offered —The
maturing
those
maturing
due
1966
1955
1976.
on
or
—
Elmer
Ander¬
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 6 for the purchase of
$41,000
1951,
1961
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dec.
1,
1 from 1952 to
The bonds matur¬
ing after Dec. 1, 1953 are callable.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
,
Greenville, Miss.
Offering—Marnell
Bond
Byrd,
City
after Oct.
1951. Due
Dated
Dec.
1,
April 1 from 1952 to
1971 inclusive. Legality approved
on
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
Holmes County Supervisor's Dist.
No. 4 ( P. O.
Bond Sale
Lexington), Miss.
including Oct. 1, 1967
bonds
premium.
—
The
leans,
exempt from
Federal income taxes and from all
Michigan.
Commissioner,
a
Indianola
are
taxation in the State of
The State Highway
at
net
$20,000
interest
im¬
Sale
cost
1952
bids
1952
to
until
Nov. 26 for the
on
1957
Fair
26
County (P. O.
Philipsburg), Mont.
provement bonds offered
for
of
bids until
for
Board
of
County
Commissioners.
Interest J-J.
Nov.
20—v. 174, p. 1834—were awarded
,
City
Clerk,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(MST)
district
780 bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Jan.
on
1,
1960.
The
No.
1952 Due
bonds
are
callable.
NEW
offered
Sale—The
$63,000
Co., Inc., as l%s, at a price of
100.84, a basis of about 1.58%.
NEW JERSEY
.
,
until
improvement
Due
1971
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
g a 1 i t y
approved
Delafield
&
;
Bond
by
sealed
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive. In¬
Hawkins,
Legality approved by
Delafield
&
Wood,
of
New York City.
Bond
Offering—George L. Fox,
Township Treasurer, will receive
(EST)
and
revenue
1951. Due
1991
bonds.
on
Housing Authority, N. J.
Offering — M. Edward
Note
27
for
the
purchase
of
1
of
Board
of
Mun-
for
the
purchase
of
follows:
as
27,000
bonds.
.1952
Dec.
Due
Improvement
to
1976
bridge,
83,000 road and
Le¬
1
from
inclusive.
The
bonds
1951. Due
1970
road
on
sewer
are
Nov.
inclusive.
gality
and
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
1
1952
1971
in¬
to
100,000 water bonds. Due
'
1 from 1952 to 1971
The
bonds
are
dated
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Dec.
1,
vehicle
Sale
Chicago,
as
basis
a
City.
&
y.
Ocean
\
IV2S,
of
Bond
until
Interest
M-N.
Le¬
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
;
County (P. O.
K.
Al-
J-D.
,r
Nov.
15
Bond
';
Cove,
J
1
N.
Offering
—
|
'L.
Harvey
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance,
will
receive
sealed
-(EST)
purchase
of
Dec. 1, 1951.
1953
for
incinerator,
sidewalk
and
11
the
bonds.
in>-
Dated
Due
on June 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
1956
to
27
$59,000
provement-1951
until
bids
Nov.
on
street
sewer,
J-D.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
.
.
-
«
.
Hamburg and Orchard Park Com¬
mon
Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O,
>
Hamburg), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Lester C. Burg-
building-1951 bonds. Dated Dec. 1,; 1951.
Due
on
June
1
from
1952
Interest
J-D.
approved
by Tills
&
Legality
approved
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
'
••
•
*''
• •
1970
to
VLegality
Stillman, of
V
"
'
■*
V
y. *> ?'*
'
V
■
Jn't
Hammond, Rossie, Morristown and
Bond
Offering — Charles W.
Derby, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 4 for the purchase of $698,000
building-1951 bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1951.
by
.
&
1980
Due
on
Nov. 1 fiom 1952
inclusive.*
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, • Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Hempstead, N. Y.
11
the
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
from 1952 to 1958 inclusive. Inter¬
est
on
;4
par.
t,'r££Glen
to
Toms
a.m.
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $100,000
building improvement-1951 bonds.
for
Y.
$10,000 motor
(P.O. Hammond), N. Y$
1,
1952 to
lardice, Clerk of Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids
The
Macomb Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
Nov.
1 from
River), N. J.
Offering—James
.
—
bonds offered
price of
a
bonds.
dated
approved
Delafield
5
school
from
1834
p.
Northern
100.02,
Buffalo.
bonds.
1,
improvement
Dec.
174,
the
inclusive.
County
104,000
follows:
on
of
to
for the purchase of $37,000
bonds.
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EST)
on
Dec.
4
for the purchase
of
as
19—v.
wardt.
Chairman of Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
$810,000 until 3:30
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 29
.
$879,000 bonds,
'
174, p. 1739—weret awarded
to the Bank of Castile, Castile, at
Chosen
bonds.
1952 to
J-D.
Clerk
$56,000 road and bridge bonds.
540,000- County Improvement
on
Clifton, N. J.
Bond
Offering — William A.
Miller, City Clerk, will receive
$577,000 general
J
—v.
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
$700,-
Dec.
from
Interest
County (P. O. Morristown),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Helen A.
son,
general
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
,
a.m,
Hoboken
28
Township (P. O.
Grove), N. J.
of
Y.
Gainesville, N.
(EST) on Dec. 4 for the.purchase
$95,000 sewer assessment bonds.
bonds,
Cedar Grove
sewer
Co.,
of
to
Le-
City.
000
Village
Dec.
N.
awarded
Bond
Offering-^Ethelj C. San-
derson,. Borotigh
ceive
1,
1952
J-D.
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Cedar
Trust
M-N.
Legality approved at a price of
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of about 1.49%.
New York City.
Nov.
Dec.
from
Interest
Nov.
on
—were
terest
Morris
1951.
28 for
$35,000
1, 1951.
Aug. 1 from 1952 to 1961
on
fered
noon
bonds.
dated
are
Dated
Elmira,
bonds.
500,000 park, first series bonds.
bonds
Nov.
on
of
bonds.
Bond Sale —The $297,900"gen¬
eral improvement-1951 bonds of¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov.
1 from 1952 to 1963 inclusive. In¬
$2,000,000 series notes. Dated Dec.
11, 1951. Due on May 9, 1952.
The
TL
.
10,000 building improvement
(EST) on Nov. 28 for the purchase DeFazio, Secretary, will receive
of $973,000 bonds, as follows:
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
$209,000
(EST)
p.m.-
4,000 street assessment, series C
■
Charles
—1
2s.
'.V-
Interest F-A. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
improvement
bonds.
the
as
inclusive.
$12,000 land acquisition bonds.
terest J-D,
Bergen County (P. O.
Hackensack), N. J.
Bond
Offering — A. Theodore
Holmes,, County Treasurer, will
bids
Offering
purchase
Due
bonds
&
sealed
3
the
Florham Park, N. J.
Nov. 20—v. 174, p. 1938
awarded to Blair, Rollins
receive
Bond
til
on
follows:
general
East Hills, N. Y.
174,
to
Coxsackie,
Hechler, Village Clerk and Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids un¬
000
as
14—v.
.
HAMPSHIRE
on
—were
i.
Hall
bonds,
*»
awarded
National Bank of
Le¬
(EST)
Nov.
on
p..: 1834—were
to
Y.
$3*4,000 street
improvement - 1951
water
Nov. 27 for the. purchase of $56,-
Dover, N. H.
Bond
1952
Interest J-D.
bids until 8 p.m.
Interest
Sale—The
bonds offered
1,
,
street,
improvement
Coxsackie, N.
and
$38,000
from
1
Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1960
Bond
Nov.
on
Offering—Ralph M. Bry¬
Borough Clerk, will receive
ant,
sealed
Dec. 3
special
to
bonds.
on
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
;;
Fair Lawn, N. J.
^
sealed
for the purchase of $18,000
1952
;
Hill,
on
truck-1951
1, 1951. Due
.
Dated * Dec.
Dec.
on
bonds.
Fred L.
—
fire
M-N.
Bond
30,000
Bond Offering
bonds.
inclusive.
^
the
be the first choice and serial bonds
will be the second choice of the
000
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield & Wood, of New York
City.
10
a.m.
(MST) on Dec.
purchase
of
$45,000
County Hospital bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1952. Amortization bonds will
4
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
Due
1959
clusive.
on
Bond Sale—The $177,000 assess¬
Nov.
Haven, N. J.
until -8
1951.
,
Offering—H. E. McDougal,
Board of County Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
Clerk
of
$575,000 im¬
Township (P. O.
Teaneck), N. J.
Smith,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Bond
Interest
Bond Offering—M. Floyd
inclusive.
Granite
inclusive.
,,
drainage
Miss.
The
1966
to
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn,-of New York
City.
v,;
MONTANA
Municipal Separate
—
Teaneck
bonds.
water
on
were
—
basis of about 3.17%.
a
pur¬
J-D.
purchase of $15,000 school trans¬
portation equipment notes. Due
202,000
Sch. Dist.,
Bond
$150,000
100.11,
p.m.
the
for
27
8
f
Supervisors,
gality
approved
by_
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City..
bonds.
about 1.89%.
The
(CST)
a.m.
of
sealed
obligation
after to and
without
Board
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
for the purchase of
$1,000,000
4
provement bonds offered on Nov.
19—v. 174, p. 1938—were awarded
to Scharff & Jones, of New Or¬
thereafter
of
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Dec. 4 for the purchase
1, 1956,
in inverse order of
maturity at
103% if redeemed on Oct. 1,
1956,
decreasing the redemption price
by y4 or 1 % for each year there¬
and
Clerk
■
County Auditor, will receive
drainage
of
until
264,000 improvement, 2nd series
bonds.
"„
to
1976,
inclusive, may be redeemed prior
to maturity on any interest
pay¬
ment date
O.
Nov.
on
chase
industrial
Oct. 1 from
priced to yield from
those
2.15%
on
inclusive.
Publicly
were
Bonds
Oct.
on
1955 to 1965 inclusive.
45,430,000 2s. Due
1966
(P.
sealed
follows:
$34,570,000
9
County (P. O.
Breckenridge), Minn.
(State of)
ries I bonds offered
Drexel &
No.
Stillwater), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $80,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on Nov. 15.—v.
174, p. 1834 — were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at a
net interest cost of about 1.47%.
Bond Sale—The
ited
(EST)
Scott County (P. O. Forest), Miss.
Note Offering—Taylor
Tadlock,
of
Wilkin
Michigan
O.
bids
sealed
offered
awarded to Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
of Newark, as 3.20s, at a .price of
'
Morningside (P. O. 4215 Branson
Street, Minneapolis), Minn.
net
a
(P.
Great Falls, Mont.
$17,000 water main certificates of
dicate composed of the First of
indebtedness was purchased by J.
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit, M. Dain &
Co., of Minneapolis, as
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
2V2S, at a price of 100.67, a basis
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of of
about 2.43%. Dated Dec. 1,1951.
Toledo, Watling, Lerchen & Co., Due on Dec. 1
from 1953 to 1967
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc- inclusive.
Donald-Moore & Co., H. V. Sattley
& Co., and Shannon & Co., all of
Washington County Indep. School
Detroit,
Dist.
receive
$31,000 building
bonds
174, p. 1938
v.
—
■
syn¬
a
Drain.
Offering—Joseph J. ChapTownship Treasurer, will
kosky,
19
.
$31,-
&
Inkster), Mich.
°\tBond
Soto
Holly Springs), Miss.
until
657.04 special
assessment
GolfCurtis, of
hurst Subdivision Special Assess¬
a net interest
ment paving bonds was purchased
cost of about
2.18%.
by the Miller Homes, Inc., of De¬
Dearborn (City and Township)
troit, at par.
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 8 (P. O.
MINNESOTA
25720 Penn Street,
Webber, Jackson
Grand Rapids, at
De
O.
equipment
Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1
ment bonds offered on Nov. 20—
bonds offered on Nov. 20— from 1952 to 1991 inclusive In¬
v.
174, p. 1834—were awarded to
v.
174, p. 1938—were awarded to terest J-D. Legality approved by
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
M. A. Saunders & Co., of Memphis,
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & as 1.45s, at a price of 100.11, a
at
a
net interest
cost
of
about
Mitchell, of New York City.
basis of about 1.40%.
;
;
3.72%.
East Rutherford, N. J.
NEW YORK
Morton, Miss.
Bond Offering—William E. DeBond Sale—The $37,000 special
Babylon, N. Y. /
Nike, Borough Clerk, will receive
street improvement bonds offered
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on
Bond Offering—Gustave Fishel,
on Nov. 15—v.
174, p. 1642—were Dec. 3
for the purchase of $73,- Jr., Village Treasurer, will receive
awarded
to
the
Southern Bond
000 library building bonds. Dated sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Co., of Jackson.
Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from Nov. 27 for the purchase of $33,*
from
bonds, Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on
May
& Mac-
ships Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Constantine), Mich.
;
Bond Sale—The $20,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 14—v. 174,
p. 1738—were awarded to Paine,
4, Box 666,
and
Township (P.
River), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $105,000 drain¬
will
sive. The bonds maturing in 1962
to 1966 are callable. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Berry,
Stevens,
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
callable. Interest
are
Brunswick
Bond Sale—The
age
Bond Offering—Leonard Maker,
Secretary of Board of Education,
until
building
bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due
on April
1 from 1954 to 1968 in¬
clusive. The bonds maturing in
purchase
from Federal
Tate
Royal Oak), Mich.
Nov. 28 for the
on
No.
Route
Linzie,
Secretary of Board of Education,
bids
Con.
10
Bond Offering—Irma K.
8
other
and
Royal Oak and Troy Townships
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
Agric. Sch. Dist. No. 10 (P. O,
sealed
partially
funds.
and Erie Townships Rural Frac.
receive
and
required for completion of
money
will
It
finance the completion of the Ed¬
sel Ford Expressway.
Additional
basis of about 1.66%.
a
$134,000,000.
sufficient to complete the John C.
to L. F.
of New York
price of 100.29,
a
expressways,
is estimated
that the present financing will be
Nov. 20—v. 174,
Co.,
these
on
largely for right of way and
bridge construction. The cost of
their completion is estimated to
awarded
&
Expressway. As of Dec. 31,
some
$42,000,000 had been
1950
Woburn, Mass.
Sale—The $220,000
and
Nov.
South
Counties Northwest Mississippi
limited
two-toll-free
Ford
City, for the Fall River, Gardner
Housing Authorities.
on
of
highways being constructed
Detroit, known as the John C.
Lodge Expressway and the Edsel
and Holyoke
Bond
inclusive,
Pleasantville,- N. J.
by
proved
'
Marshall,
part of the cost of com¬
a
Housing
Springfield
bonds offered
pay
pletion
Authorities; Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
Interest
J-D. Legality ap¬
Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
of
Bond
Webster
Waltham,
1951.
East
Bank,
Due from 1962 to 1976 inclusive,
as 3s.
access
stable, Canton, Chicopee, Leomin¬
Maiden,
National
follows:
as
Due from 1952 to 1962
as
Proceeds of the sale will be used
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
ovan, Heenehan & Hanrahan, of
New
York City, for the
Barn¬
ster,
First
Memphis,
bonds.
Le¬
J-J.
Interest
and
taxes to meet the annual payments
1,
Jan. 1 from 1953 to
on
inclusive.
1992
Jan.
dated
are
fuel
the
to
of
from their allocations
vehicle
motor
bonds.
the County
pledged specific
have
Wayne
amounts
Monday, November 26, 1951
Bond
offered
Sale—The
on
1834—were
Bros. &
&
Co.,
100.26,
as
a
$555,000 bonds
20—v.
awarded
to
174,
p.
Salomon
Hutzler, and R. D. White
both
jointly,
Nov.
of
New
2.10s,
at
York
a
City,
price
basis of about 2.05%.
of
*
Number 5067
Volume 174
.
.
;Boitd Offering
until
bids
sealed
5 970,000
2
p.m.
Perth,
Nov. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $225,000 fire house and
equipment-1951 bonds.. Dated Dec.
1, 1951. Due on June i from 1953
to 1967 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
(EST)
on
Bond
587
000
will receive sealed
at the office of John H. Bor-
Mineola, un¬
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 28 for
purchase of $1,750,000 school,
F.
Edward
—
Bond
200
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
Legality approved by
HecklerCity.-
New York
"
*
•
Purchase of Dated
$330,bonds
York City.
Sale—The
issue of
pac
$155,-
trie
I (P. O. Sockets
Harbor), N. Y.
Bond Offering—L..R. Robinson,
Legality approved by
,
inclusive.- Interest
loway, of New York
Bond
Van¬
Gal¬
Legality approved by
dewater, Sykes, Heckler &
M-N.
Phoenix,
R
City, as 2s at a price
basis of about 1.99%.
'
■
-
receive
Common
—
basis of about 2.18%.
Jackson (P.
\
Bank, of
to
Ohio
>
and
Due on Dec
1967'inclusive. Interest J-D.
1951
Bra-
Falls),
Ni
Clerk, will receive to the Glens Falls National Bank
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on and
Trust Company, of Glens
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $565,- Falls, as 1.20s.
000
construction
bonds;
Dated
r
.
Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from RandolPh> Coldsprmg, Conewango,
2
to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
/Va<f°'r Dlst' No. 1 (P. O.
1952
J
WavirSch•
J-D. Legality approved by Haw¬
Randolph), N; Y.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
-•-•x
City.
v„,.
j
..
^
n
ii
in
.
d
(P. O.
Kendall, Kendall Fire Diet.
wt
nn
„
$265,000 bridge
174,
Nov. 20—v.
awarded
to
■C
*
H.
.
...
Blair County Institution District
(P. O. Holidaysburg), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $1,500,000
provement bonds offered
im¬
Nov.
on
20—v.
to
Co., all of Toledo as
to 1974 inclusive.
N
R.
.
.
.
,
n.
n,..
New Riegel Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
A. White & Co., of Cincinnati, as
2V2s, at
0f
price of 100.38,
a
about
a
a
&
Bond Sale—The issue' of $520,-
,
000
syndicate
school
revenue,
series 1951
purchased by Goldman,
Sachs & Co., of New York City,
bonds
was
and Wurts, Dulles & Co., of Phila¬
delphia, jointly, at a price of par,
a
net interest cost of about
$80,000 2VzS. Due
on
1963 to
Bank, of Portland, Marine Trust of $260,000 building bonds. Dated
Company of Western New York, Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from
Buffalo, Trust Co. of Georgia, of 1953 to 1972 inclusive. Interest
Atlanta, Fahey, Clark & Co., of J-D. Legality approved by Squire,
Cleveland> stern Bros & Co of Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Kansas City, Detmer & Co., of
/;
A
t
Chicago Car M Loeb Rhoades h
«
Upperp Arlington, nL.
CW^go, Ca'ri M. I^eb, Bhoades & . 'Bond' Offering-C". Ohio Ryan,
^nicago, uan m. Loep, Knoaaes
Bond offering —C. C.
Bond Sale —The $85,000 bus Ca| of Atlanta,°Northwestern NauntH^oon'fEKrf on
garage-1951 bonds: offered on tional Bank, of Minneapolis, First f„r ,he nlir>h«e 5
Nov. 16—v. 174, p. 1835—were National Bank, of St. Paul, First
ll'
Dec^
Oct. 1 from
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
260,000 2V4S. Due
2.46%.
2.38%,
follows:
as
basis
;
Oct. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
180,000 21/£s. Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Oct.
1
1951.
Darby, Pa.
•
Bond
Offering—Fred
C.
Mac-
Dougall, Borough Secretary, wii
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 5 for the purchas
of $225,000 improvement bond:
Dated Dec.
15
from
15, 1951. Due
1953
to
1975
Dec.
on
inclusive
Legality approved by Townsend
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania (State of)
awarded to the State Bank of National Bank, of Minneapolis,
n5 ?
nT
t Bond
sah,-The $10,180 fire Randolph, as 2s, at par.
' : • Breed & Harrison, of Cincinnati, net
in 1 oil
truck-1951 bonds offered on Nov.
$
Countv (P O Saratoga and Paul Frederick & Co., of New
To
inclusive.
i9-v. 174, p. 1938-were awarded
Saratoga
krog i(.e q£ ioota Interest S
c
County ag
Y (P
ara A-O.
O.
to the Marine Trust Company of
*1; ««('oao
net interest cost of about 1.88%,
Waehingten C. H., Ohio
Western New York, ^Buffalo, as
Bond Sale The $385,000 high- ag f0Uows: *
Bond Sale—The $11,000 street
*e1n<fldI>> N-r-
^
„
on
were
—
1.32%.
r
e eland*
Y.
District
York
lum
1634
p.
District (P. O.
Ohio- '
receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
O.
« (P. ^
interest
net
a
County (P. O. Reading), Pa.
bonds offered
buses-1951 bonds offered on Nov. Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
15—v. 174, p. 1835—were awarded First Boston Corp., First National
»».
a
City, at
PENNSYLVANIA
Berks
composed of the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Chase
Bond Sale —The $37,000 school National Bank, of New York City,
No. 2
to
offered
cost of about 2.001%.
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. Petersburg), Ohio
Bond Offering—Paul A. Sitler,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
—
^
awarded
-were
&
174, p. 1835—were awarded
syndicate composed of Stroud
Co., of Philadalphia, Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Maumee City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Co., both of New York City,
Bond Sale—The issue of $650,Wurts, Dulles & Co., of Phila¬
000 building and equipment bonds
delphia, and A. E. Masten & Co.
was
purchased by a syndicate of
Pittsburgh, as l7/ss, at a price
composed of Stranahan, Harris & of 101.24, a basis of about 1.77%.
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Camp Hill Borough Authority
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and
(P. O. Camp Hill), Pa.
.
Free
Diet
R. F. D. No. 2;
D c n
o.
1,
ap¬
$365,000 water
bonds
Bond Sale—The
__
special
Dated Nov. 1,
x from 1953 to
bonds.
A-O.
extension
Oklahoma
Township Hospital District Board,
-i
supply
water
assessment
Dec.
Nov. 19—v. 174, p. 1939—were
awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc., of
price of 100.92, a basis
bids until n00n (EST) on Dec< 7 of about 2.42%. Dated Dec. 1, 1951.
for the purchase of $104,537.24 Due on June and Dec. 1 from 1952
sewer
Interest
on
1-
Greenwich, as 2y2s. .
J
L
dated
are
on
bonds offered on Nov. 21—v.
83J5~werei. ^Yarded to J.
Trariprc
$13,000 storage
Offering—Downing
-
;
Thomas
Offering
1957
«
bonds
works
Bond Sale—The $170,00.0 build-
Johnsburg, Chester and Thurman
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
North Creek), N. Y.
ley,
Rant
to
Altus, Okla.
Le-
Glens
Bond
1
1953
Schmidt, Poole & Co., and W. H.
Newbold's Sons & Co., both of
Bond Offering — Warren H.
Blakeslee,"Secretary ~of~ Joint Philadelphia, jointly, as l%s, at
a price of 100.30, a basis of about
County (P. O. Hamilton),
Bond
I
15—v. 174, p. 1835—were awarded
bonds offered on
174, p. 1835—were
the Ft r S t National
15—v.
awarded
o
from
Bond Sale—The
^9 E°osevelt & C r o s s, of New gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
,
n? ^,e_^anu/adJre.rs & Williams, of Cincinnati. ,,
Trust To
of Buffalo.
^
?n.d Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo.
Cleveland, Ohio
Jointly, as 2.10s, at a price of Bond Sale—The $6,460,000 bonds
100.26, a basis of about 2.07%,
offered
Nov. 21—v. 174, p. 1835
■
building-1951
Nov.
TYIo + irtrT
"
1
OKLAHOMA
basis pf
a
from
Hicksville),
OHIO
i[ .
.
y''
'_ '
Bond Sale
The $85,000 building-1951 bonds offered on Nov.
York
New
u-juf.
r
D.),
O. Cambridge, R.
Bond Sale—The
1
Butler
P^bius^Otisco and sP°ff°rd
Rollins & Co., Ioc., joint2.20s, at a price of 100.14, a
Hy, as
Hospital
by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min
neapolis.
p.m.
inclusive. liiicicoi J-D.
Interest
inclusive,
ing-1951 bonds offered on Nov. 21
—v. 174, p. 1938—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Blair,
2
of
approved
Clement C.
until
100.31,
1
Legality
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ti®naJ
Firf!: Nati?n+u1
P-m- (EST) on Nov. 29 for the
aB ?fnQt rwi olrS« Purchase of $190,000 hospital
National Bank of St. Paul, at a bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1951. Due
°i i Q^1 t Ln N™ on Dec' 1 from 1953 to 1971 inclu~
1 from 1903 to 1971 inclusive. The
Ihe sive- Merest J-D, Legality approyed
by
Squire>
Sanders
&
Warrants are callable.
Legality Lmnlv
f n
^
s ^
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
of
biild- Preble, Trvxton, Tully, cn„(f'j - Commissioners, will receiveCounty Rooseat&a
Lafayette, Feltz, Clerk of Board of
ounu
FnU'-tv
nf
sealed 2V2s,
feaie—ine
Bond
—
1951.
Pair\ & C°.Northwestern Na- will receive sealed bids until 2
A
Due on Dec* 1 from 1952 to 1981
"
Sch. Dist.
>Thr$557000
^>oo/,uuu
Village
v
Y.
price
Oct.
inclusive.
inclusive.
Mark-Milf ord-Hicksville Township
issue
The
—
a
from
1
on
about 1.94%.
Allison-Williams Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M.
af $110,000 public improvement!951 bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1951.
'n-'
.
Sale
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
of 100.04, a
y,
.
,
Offering
Bond
Coleman,
Nov. 20
•
Irondequoit
*■
2s, at a price of 100.12,
Potsdam, N.
Sale—The $45,000 school-
bonds offered on
water-
basis of about 1.98%. v
*
174, p. 1938—were awarded to
D White & Co., of New York
J v.
•
as
'''
Bond
1
Sale—The lT
$48,000
(P. O. Tannersville),
New York
J951
at
Oct.
on
to
by Peck, Shaf-
special
assessment
bonds offered on Nov. 20—v. 174
p.1835—were awarded to Hayden
; Miller & Co., of Cleveland, as 2s
ppsed of the
.
'951 bonds offered on Nov. 20—v.
Lexington
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
'■
basis of about 1.88%.
1960
1953
The
provement,
174, p. 1939
$440,000 refunding warrants was
purchased by a syndicate com-
174, p. 1939—were awarded to the
Iswego County National Bank, of
City.
Hunter, Jewett and
'
of-
bonds
revenue
Due
to
improvement
street
Due
on
1960
Mc-
(P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Bond Sale —The. $10,500 iin-
elec-
$25,000
Nov. 20—v.
Warrant
uwu
x
W.
Mahoning County
Fargo, N. Dak.
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
purchase .of $450,000
Galloway, of New York City, /
bonds. Dated Aug.
Phoenix, N. Y.
Due on May 15 from
15, .1951.
1952 * to 1981
<
a
Wm.
Dec. 3 for the purchase of $9,500 fire equipment bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 1953
to 1962 inclusive. Interest J-D.
—were
National
Due
Village
0n
NORTH DAKOTA
terest M-N.
—
1953
57,000 park improvement bonds.
Oct.
Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
.
awarded to Elizabeth
Rosenthal, as 2s, at a price of
Bank, of Mahopac,
building-1951
-
on
1.99%;
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST), on Dec.
Offering
from
51,000 equipment bonds. Due
fer & WllllamS. of Cincinnati.
system
fered
and Bank, of Carmel, jointly, as 2s, at 100.33,
a price of 100.02, a basis of about
No.
the
Bond
Callister,
1966
1953 to 1962 inclusive.
of
price
a
to
bonds.
sewer
1
7,000
Leipsic, Ohio
.
Sale—The
Bond
building and equipment-1951
was
purchased by Maho-
National
at
storm
bonds.
101.38, a basis of about 2.36%.
Murphy, N. C.
,
13
16—v.
fro
—
the purchase
for
2M>s,
as
by Mitchell & Pershing, of New Legality approved
Valley
Putnam
and
and the Putnam County
for
—
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov.
2?
Central Sch. Dist.
Watertown
5
'
'
bonds
:*
Hounsfield, Henderson, Adams
jointly,
1953
inclusive.
build¬
Nov.
on
from
1
Oct.
on
174, p. 1739—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
ling, OCHCiai jr xjjl Local Govern11X1K,
Secretary of
■.••ill
merd
Commission,
will receive
seaie(j.bids at his office in Ra-
■
_
Bond Sale—The $340,000
ing bonds offered
Easter-
E.
16,000
-
(P. O. Millbury), Ohio
Asheville, N. C.
(P. O. Garrison), N. Y.
i, 1951. Due on April 1 from 1952
1971 inclusive. Interest A-O.
Sykes,
-
Oct.
55
inclusive.
iake Township Local Sch. Dist.
"urPTf
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
Bond
Free Sch. Dist. No. 4
Union
to
'■i
NORTH
construction
Phillipstown
bonds. Dated April
series A-1951
1
Y-.
Bank, of Waverly, as 13/4S, at par.
Broadalhin,
2
the
1
7
"\HA
0f $2,750,000
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on March 1 water-i95l bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
from 19o3 to 1971 inclusive
In- !l9gl Due on June x from 1954 to
terest M-S. Legality approved by
19g7 inciusive. The bonds maturVandewater
Sykes
Heckler & ^
in 1966 to 1987 are callable.
Galloway, of New York City.
interest J-D. Legality approved
fie, Denton Building,
til
Nov. 16—v.
York
Offering
/
<>
174, p. 1835—were
awarded to the Citizens National
...
District Clerk,
bids
1C
—
Fuerst, District Clerk, wiR receive
sealed bids unjl 2 p.m. (EST) on
Offering—Helen M. Lipp,
Bond
improvement-1951 bonds offered
pre-
a
on
Johnstown,
New
•
"
'
Mayfield, Amsterdam and Galway Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. R. D. 4 Amsterdam),
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y. ,
'
1.27%, plus
at
Sale—The $19,000 public
Bond
on
3s, at a price of 100.82, a basis of
about 2.93%.
Waverly, N. Y.
pre-
a
,
,
.
mium of $53.
will re¬
District Treasurer,
gan,
ceive
mium of $36.
Ralph P. Mor¬
—
at 1.25%, plus
4,000,000
Hempste/td, Baldwin Fire Dist.
(PK O. Baldwin), N. Y.
(2039)
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
Note
series
Sale
JT
—
notes
The
$58,000,000
offered
on
Nov.
20—v. 174, p. 1836—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by the
Philadelphia National Bank, Mel¬
lon National Bank, both of Phila¬
delphia, at 1.35%, plus a premium
of $8,630.40.
Sunbury Sch. Dist., Pa.
w
LIVliU
v/**v«»a.0
tb.Urg, .Village Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Saffern, N. Y.
Nov. 28 for the pur-|
28'for
purBond Sale—The $30,000 general
chase OX «pX«J,UUU
cnase of $15,000 street imjkm/.v
tUH/iuvvun-uv-aou.
imProvement-19M bonds ^offered
ment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. 0n Nov. 20—v. 174, p, 1835—were
Due on Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1956
awarded to the First National
inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legal- Bank, of Spring Valley, as l%s
(EST)
—
on
improve-1
approved
ity
*
-XI
*
by
TV-.
Reed,
Hoyt & at
Washburn, of New York City.
New York
Note
Sale
—
p.
1835
Chase
York
—
$13,970,000
174,
20—v.
were
$4,000,000
as
at
mium of
awarded
Bank,
to
of
plus
$36.
eive
the
New
follows:
1.23%,
on,
Sconondoa Fire
R. F. D. Oneida), N. Y
Secretary,
District
sealed
on
f
District
Offering-Bessie M. Ma-
Band
The
National
City,
(P. O.
York
notes offered on Nov.
'
—
bids until
Dec. 14 for the
will re2:30
p.m.
purchase
$12,000 fire fighting apparatus--^ ~
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1951.
....
0
■1
a
pre¬
u?
bonds, as l%s.
2,800,000 Central Viaduct Bridge,
Third Series, as 2s.
SnlrlrSS Hnni
S50;0.^
bQnds
bonds,
ries
Dover
Local
on
Nov.
1
from
1952 to 1966
inclusive. Interest M-N.
as
as
Sch.
Third Se-
1 As.
Dist.
(P.
O.
Marysville), Ohio
Sale — The $12,000 im-
R. F. D. 3,
Bond
par.
Verona,
City Housing Authority,
New
.
1
w
provement bonds offered on Nov.
19—v. 174, p. 1835—were
4r°n
^
a
basis
awarded
J ^ 2^%
Fitchville Local Sch. Diet., Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $31,500 build-
ing bonds offered on Nov. 17—v.
174, p. 1643—were awarded to J.
A. White & Co., of Cincinnati, as
Con.
Local
Sch.
333 Erie Street,
Dist.
O.
(P.
Toledo), Ohio
Rn" ftTh'/^OOO build$875,000 build
?k
S
'"f b°n?R.^were awarded to a
j74> p 4885—were awarded to a
Bond Sale—The
•
Nov
a
Bond Offering—Frank A. Neff
Srfwffl (EST)
until 8
p.m.
seaM'wa
on
Dec. 10 fo
S'jan.^^"
syndicate composed of Braun, Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to 196
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Stranahan,! inclusive. Legality approved b
Harris & Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, o:
Co., and Roose & Co., all of Toledo, as 2V2s, at a price of 100.89,
.
3^ b3S1S °£ ab°Ut 2A0%^
^ ^etown, OUo
"
Philadelphia.
West
Hazleton, Pa.
Bond Offering—Claude R.
Brior.
, BoroughT
^ receive
vis. Director of Finance, will re- sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST) Dec. 14 for the purchase of $25,the purchase of 000 improvement bonds. Dated
$330,000 bonds, as follows:
Feb. 1, 1952. Due.on Feb. 1 from
$69,000 bridge repair bonds. Due 11953 to 1969 inclusive.
:
,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2040)
(P. O.
Tenn.
Blount County
Maryville),
1836
Blount
—
Clifton, Texas
the
to
Bond Offering
.
Harris
1952, The bonds are
approved by the
Attorney-General of the State,
and of Vandewater, Sykes, Heck¬
Texas
Irving,
000
street
of
issue
Sale—The
Bond
$45,-
improvement, limited
purchased by Rau-
tax bonds was
scher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas, at
Dyersburg, Tenn.
price
a
Sellers,
cost of
City Recorder, will receive sealed
hids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
11 for the purchase of $225,000
."school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952.
100.04, a
about 2.40%,
of
1953 to 1961
Offering—The City Man¬
net interest
as follows:
July 1 from 1953 to 1971
The bonds maturing on
inclusive.
series
Nov.
dated
1,
1
■
'
and sewer
Bond
Sale—The
000 building
Scott,
1740—were awarded
Horner & Mason, of
jointly, at a net interest cost
about 2.13%, as follows:
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Dallas, as 2V4S and 2V2s, at oar.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
by
Weter,
Roberts
1952 to 1966 inclusive.
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
&
Lake
City,
Everett
(P.
.
Secretary
(PST)
Dec. 5 for the
1
Jan.
from
1954
ONTARIO
in¬
Carleton
Sale—The
by Dean, Witter & Co., of Seattle,
at
a
price of
cost of about
par,
a
2.18%,
net interest
follows:
as
of $460,-
improvement bonds was pur¬
chased by a syndicate composed
of John Graham & Co., of Ottawa,
J. L. Graham & Co., and the Bank
000
Mercer
County (P. O.
W. Va.
Princeton),
Bond
Offering
G.
Lowery
—
of
Clerk of County Court,
Bowling,
sealed
until
bids
receive
a.m.
4
10
(EST) on Dec. 14 for the pur¬
of $100,000 County Airport
bonds. Dated Oct.
A-O.
Interest
by
&
Toronto,
Due
4.24%.
about
of
of
as
price of 100.04, a basis
a
Nov.
on
1
Hamilton,
1, 1950. Due on
Legality
both
Toronto,
Vis, at
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.
chase
Ont.
S.—Comple¬
of an issue of
Places Issues in U.
tion
approved
sale
the
of
$5,430,000 installment debentures
of the City was announced Nov.
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
Baer,
by Mr. Robert J. Menary, Com¬
of
Finance
and
City
Treasurer. The bonds which are
Secretary of State Board of Edu¬
payable in the United States dol¬
20
issue of $248,-
building bonds was purchased
Ont.
County,
Sale—The issue
Bond
VIRGINIA
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
Grays Harbor County Sch. Dist.
No. 28 (P. O. Montesano),
1955 to
Due from
CANADA
clusive. Interest J-J.
WEST
Due. froni ".1952" to
2y2s.
pur¬
1962
to
100.55,
2.43%,
1973 inclusive.
10
improvement
1, 1952. Due
$140,000
Dated
Jan.
until
bids
Salt
of
price of
a
inclusive.
225,000
Commission,
sealed
on
of
bonds.
on
Port
of
receive
both
follows:
1954
Offering—J. R. Thompson,
Co.,
at
$45,000 '2Vis.
EvewettfaMfash.
Bond
Trust
net interest cost of about
a
will
135,000 2s. Due on July 1 from
the
Bank
&
National
Continental
and
as
of
Port
of
$115,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
000
issue of $800,-
by
of
both
Christensen,
&
Denver, Edward L. Burton & Co.,
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Lynchburg, and the Peoples Na¬
tional
Bank,
of Charlottesville,
Bond
bonds was purchased
Writer
Dated
inclusive. The bonds
1981
approved
chase
$250,000 water
bonds offered on Nov.
15—v. 174, p.
to
Sch. Dist.,
Texas
to
Paul, .Boettcher^&M-Go:,-
Dec. 1 from
on
of St.
Peters,
Co.,
&
Kalman
Denver,
callable. Interest J-D. Legality
a.m.
Wytheville, Va.
Bond Sale— The
Washington
White Deer Indep.
<
elec¬
tric system revenue-1951
bonds
offered on Nov. 19—v. 174, p. 1836
are
bonds.
B
1, 1951. Due
will
1951.
Iby Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
$140,000
bonds
The
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., both of
(PST) on Dec. 10 for
the purchase of $4,000,000 sewer
a.m.,
inclusive.
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Commis¬
sealed bids
of
receive
until 7 p.m.
1953
will receive sealed bids until
(EST) on Dec. 11 for the
purchase * of $6,500,000 water of
1951 bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1952.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1953 to 1977
11
23,000 2V2S. Due on April 1 from
inclusive.
>
will
sioners,
B. Ruffcorn,
Board
of
174, p.
ager
$22,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 from
^nd after July 1, 1965 are callable,
^interest
J-J.
Legality approved
—were
Galloway, of New York City.
ler &
ybout 3.82%.
Sale—The
Bond Offering—C.
are
Va.
1644—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the First
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., of
Salt Lake City, Coughlin & Co.,
(P. O. 3622 East 105th Street,
Seattle 55), Wash.
Secretary
19—v.
ing bonds offered on Nov.
King County, Lake City Sewer Dist.
revenue,
VIRGINIA
callable. Legality
ville, and C. H. Little & Co., of
Jackson, at a net interest cost of
Lewisburg, Tenn.
Rugg, of
Boston.
Dated Jan. 15,
Equitable Securities Corp.,
Cumberland
•Securities Corp., both of Nash¬
Bond
N.
Offering—Boyd
(CST) on Nov. 30 for the
of $250,000 water com¬
tax and revenue bonds.
p.m.
J .C. Bradford & Co.,
on
Best, Collidge &
Bond
bination
of the
Due
Gray,
Legality approved by Ropes,
Norfolk,
purchase
$500,000 natural
S.
bids
County Sch. Dist. No. 25
(P. O. Riverton), Wyo.
$270,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
The Board of
—
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from
1952
to
1970 inclusive. Interest
M-N.
WYOMING
Fremont
June 1 from
on
Monday, November 26, 1951
from
1
1967 inclusive.
1962 to
Nov.
Water Control and
Hill,
President t>f Board of Directors,
will receive.sealed bids untiI-7:30
system revenue bonds offered
on Nov. 20—v. 174, p. 1940—were
swarded to a syndicate composed
Offering—R.
125,000 2V4S. Due
-
bids nicipal Improvement bonds. Dated
Baytown), Texas
gas
Bond
County
Bond
are
Tenn.
Cookeville,
O.
p.m.
(P. O. 212 South Street,
callable.
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
sealed
1
Improvement District No. 30
Dated
after, Jan...!,. 1961
Offering
Vt.
June
on
1961 inclusive.
Dec.
Nov. 1, 1951.
]Due on Jan. 1 from 1954 to 1980
delusive. The bonds maturing on
>
E. K. Parker,
—
receive
(CST) on Dec. 10
for the purchase of $50,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1952. Due on Jan. 1 from 1953 to
1977 inclusive. Interest J-J.
■
W
Morrisville),
(EST) on Nov, 27
for the purchase of $192,000 Mu¬
until
until 7:30 p.m.
will receive
(EST)
cm
Dec. 11 for the purchase of
$400,000 sewer revenue and tax-
;
will
Mayor,
Stone, City Recorder,
or
Bond
Town Sch. Dist. (P.
577
Directors will receive sealed
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
bonds.
Box
TEXAS
cost of
Bristol, Tenn.
,
Bond Offering — Albert
1951
Morristown
basis of about 2.22%,
of Mary-
Bank
interest
Due
1957 to
20—v. 174,
awarded
were
National
t/ille, at a net
shout 1.60%.
a
$250,000 bridge
Bond Sale—The
fconds offered on Nov.
j3.
at
2V4S,
as
93,000 2s.
VERMONT
of Nashville,
price of 100.24, a
land Securities Corp.,
TENNESSEE
...
West
Bond
cation,
Virginia (State of)
Offering
H.
—
missioner
bids
sealed
receive
will
K.
mature in
lars
each of the years
to
the
Cumber¬
1953 to
1956 inclusive.
(EST) on Dec. 14 for
the purchase of $200,000 Shepard
1954-81,
issue
College Men's Dormitory Revenue
of debentures were issued for the
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1952. Due on
awarded
$66,000 2y4s. Due on June 1 from
until 2 p.m.
purpose
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds
The
1982
offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities.
The offering is made only by the Prospectus referred to below.
This announcement is neither
an
maturing
callable.
are
in
1963
Interest
sewer
to
J-J.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
To the Holders of Bearer Share Warrants
WISCONSIN
inclusive. Of the total
$3,360,000 principal amount
•
of construction of a trunk
$2,070,000 for the pur¬
and
of construction of
lesent hospital.
a
pose
The
which
issue
conva-*
sold
was
pri¬
of institutional
purchasers in the United States
was
placed through a syndicate
headed by The First Boston Cor¬
vately to
a
group
Oaks poration and The Dominion Se¬
curities Corporation and including
(P. O. 4506
West Belt Line Highway,
Harriman, Ripley & Co. Incorpo¬
Madison), Wis.
rated; Smith, Barney & Co.; A.
Consolidated Glen
Madison,
Sanitary District
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
-
Rights, evidenced by Subscription Warrants to subscribe for
par
of
value)
r
.
£
the
Ames
&
Incorporated;
Co.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. and
McLeod, Young, Weir Incorpo¬
rated. The money cost to the city
was
Redeemed
amounts In
(Dollar
price of
$29.50 (Canadian Dollars)
E.
3.629%.
;x
•
Bonds Issued and
Through October 31, 1051
United States Savings
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
at
of
receive any bids.
2,713,384 shares
of Capital Stock (no
issue
Sold—The
Not
Bonds
$10,000 general obligation local
improvement bonds offered on
Nov. 16—v. 174, p. 1836—did not
millions—rounded and will net
necessarily add to totals)
Percent
per
Outstdg. of
t Amount
Redeemed
JAmount
Outstdg.
Amt. Issued
$5,003
$4,838
S165
3.30
746
3,514
6,486
tAmount
Share
Issued
MATURED:
being issued by Imperial Oil Limited (hereinafter called "Imperial") to its
shareholders of record at the close of business November 20, 1951 and to the
holders of its bearer share warrants. Such rights will expire at 3.00 P.M. Eastern
Standard Time on December 19, 1951.
} ;:
V
XT:
are
Series
A-1935
D-1941
to
UNMATURED:
Series E:
-
Series
E-1941
Series
E-1942
Series
E-1943
1,658
7,235
11,691
E-1944__
13,480
7,758
Series
E-1945,__„„
Series
E-1946___
Series
E-1947___-___
10,406
4,571
4,231
5,938
2,284
1,843
4,323
4,234
3,693
1,720
1,539
Series
_
Series E-1948___
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following cities in Canada: Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton,
Vancouver or Victoria and BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Corporate Trust Depart¬
ment, 46 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y., to act as Subscription Agents of Imperial in
connection with the offering as made by the Prospectus.
A copy
Series
E-1949
Series
E-1950:
Series
E-1951
of the Prospectus may be obtained
specified above.
-
on
-
By Order of the Board of IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED.
G. L. Stewart, President.
NOTE: Shareholders of record on the record date will receive their Subscription Warrants by
F
and
F
and
G-1942
Series
F
and
G-1943
Series
F
and
G-1944
Series
F
and G-1945
Series
F
and
G-1946
Series
F
and
G-1947
Series
F and G-1948
Series
F
and
Series
F
and G-1950
Series
F
.
G-1949_—
and G-1951
34,808
47.71
374
903
1,009
941
685
617
477
290
170
143
9
1,182
2,347
2,418
2,819
2,505
2,397
2,125
2,756
1,504
2,206
632
90.45
89.84
93.91
08.15
(10
mos.)
22,891
80.30
2,602
3,047
1,674
2,349
640
.-
unmatured
total
flncludes accrued discount.
ing May 1,
1951,
thereon
^6.01
72,22
70,56
74.97
78.53
79.53
5,616
100
133
5,003
96,568
and redemption—
4,838
39,067
165
57,501
3.30
59.54
43,905
57,666
56.77
^
—33
stated in the Prospectus.
interest
>1
_
28,508
and G
matured
series—Total
Grand
,
101,571
Series F
Unclassified sales
Total
50.98
38,156
1,555
3,250
3,427
3,760
3,190
3,014
1
G-1941
Series
All
2,022
34.643
-
Series
Total
8167
366
33,317
72,963
A-E
Series F and G:
Subscription Warrants to which they are entitled, holders of bearer
share warrants of Imperial must present (by mail or otherwise) their bearer share warrants
for the detachment of Coupon No. 78 therefrom, to either Subscription Agent at any of its
offices specified above. Upon such presentation and detachment at any time on or before
the expiration date specified above, the bearer share warrants will be returned and the
holders thereof will receive the transferable Subscription Warrants to which they are
entitled, registered in the names specified by such holders, together with a copy of the
Prospectus.
.
as
series
55-01
51.7644.52
42.4642,94
50.03:
56.32
60.24
63.65
69.70
67,960
Series E
application to either Subscription Agent at
In order to obtain the
mail,
Total
1,119
:
2,388
mos.)
(10
Total
the offices
11912
3,771
5,205
5,723
4,468
2,287
2,383
2,604
2,695
2,574
Ulncludes bonds matur»
have option of holding and receiving
JCurrent redemption value.
and thereafter, which owners
a further period of ten years.
for
@FedFRASER