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MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 174
Number 5051
New
RAILROAD
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
-
-
of
With
ceeds
be
to
are
used
& Bonner,
Bonner
for
working
Inc.,
New
York.
173,
capital.—V.
p.
The
Boston
the
lease
pro¬
,
In This Issue
..
Acme Industries, Inc., Jackson, Mich.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in
Stock and Bond Quotations
Filing With
—
of
notification
be offered
and
with
the
$11,
(par
SEC
covering
12
shares are
New York
licly offered
at par and
convertible
trust
The ..stockholders
The
certificates
Trust
guaranteed
America.
by
issued
are
to
be
of
N.
Y.,
Co.
endorsement
Inc.
to
as
the
under
trustee,
and
are
will
principal
issued
in
They will be redeemable in whole at any
America, Inc., upon 30 days' notice at 105%
Air
date
to
redemption,
convert
of
redemption.
retirement
to
capital
time
holder
any
maturity,
or
stock
At
at
rate
conversion
and
$100
time
at
and
option
to
trustee
C-46
E,
of
Registration
and
N
the
2932
2508
Certificates
1651
M,
became
-
free
and
engaged
solely
as
an
292.1
of
the
under
irregular
Operating
of
Carrier
of
Regulations
No.
No.
6220
and
S,
passengers
of
the
Nos.
Air
/<
America
carrier
able
operated
the
from
is
decision
obtained,
the- Civil
by
Douglas
5
months
of
the
1948
the
E,
being
will
trustee.
The
purposes
of
of
the
the
Reserve Banks
Federal
not
the
of
the
in
used
other
for
*
i
-
7% "conv.
equip,
due 1954
1
reject
to
Capital stock
EFFECT*
Exchange
First National
Bank of
Bank, Milwaukee; and the
waukee.
corporate
ctfs.,
series
—
and
issued
a
The
(par
40 cents)
:
__
1%
of
_
has
company
a
large
$290,000
*1,150,000 shs.
of
833.
volume
defense
contracts
both
as
The
company
*Of
which
by
served
for
1,092,500
Darwin
R.
shares
owned by Fred A. Miller and 57,500
In addition, 290,000 shares are re¬
certificates.
equipment trust
OPTION—Fred
STOCK
are
Kindred.
conversion" of
A.
Miller; .fornhe
sum
of.$1,500 has giyen
shares of
capital stock, which option
exercised
at
any
time between the
completion,, of the present offering and
two ySears from the date thereof.
The option may be deemed addi¬
tional compensation to the underwriter.—V.. 174, p. 1093.
the .underwriter
an
option
_
to purchase •'frpm^im 150,000
is non-transferrable'• afftttmay be
1
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg.
Co.
Credit Agreement—
W.
A.
charge-
—
Large
Concludes
:
Roberts, President, and W. E. Hawkinson,
Finance, on Sept. 21 announced that
of
;
-
Bank
--:
■;
Vice-President in
company has
the
bank credit ; agreement with
25 .banks
located throughout the nation.
The funds will be used to finance
its increased defense production contracts. ,
The group, headed by the First National Bank of Chicago, includes
Bankers Trust Co./ New York; The Chase National Bank of the City
of New York:
Continental .Illinois National Bank and Trust Co. of
Chicago; Guaranty Trust Co. of New York; Irving Trust Co
New
York; National City Bank of New York; Hanover Bank, New York,
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco; Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New York; City National Bank
& Trust Co. of Chicago; First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee,■„
Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago;
Manufacturers Trust Co.,
New* York; Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York; Mellon National
Bank
&
Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh; J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated,
New" York;
National' Bank of Boston; National Bank oi Detroit,
New
York
Trust
Co.,
New
York; Fifty-Third Union Trust Co.,
concluded
a
$40,000,000
.
•
.
.
and other fruits and
juices
797.
Car
&
Reviewed
Co.— Status
Foundry
>
in
a
says
the
circular
in part:
reviewing
Foundry Co. is primarily
over
a
period of years
its activities into several
purpose
company
in
the
operations
all
manufacturer of railway
successfully
a
important
lines
of
endeavoy
of diversification.
is considered to be' one of tire" two largest railway cay
cars.
and repair parts, pressure vessels,
storage tanks, forgings and
castings, valves, welded products of all sizes and designs, and miscel¬
railway car supplies.
Valves are sold to the oil and other
industries
and
while this
division
is
only a few years old it hao
developed into an important earner.
:
A wholly owned subsidiary, Carter Carburetor Corp., supplies
aboui
two-thirds of tiie carburetors used by the domestic automobile indus¬
try, including among its customers General Motors and Chrysler. Other
Carter products are fuel filters, mechanical and electric fuel pumps,
governors, and oil pressure switches.
Sales of a new automobile fuel
pump,
which was introduced about two years ago, have increased,
rapidly.
Last year this subsidiary contributed materially to consoli¬
laneous
earnings.
Car
'
Line
,
Corp.,
another
subsidiary,
owns
a
fleet
during the current fiscal year.
Shippers Car Line has
steady and substantial contributor to consolidated earnings,
Car
&
Foundry's plants are located at Eerwick,
Pa..,
Milton, Pa., Buffalo, N. Y., Huntington, W. Va., Detroit, Mich., and St.
Loui.s, Mo.
Recently, three marginal plants were discontinued, result¬
ing in a sizable reduction in overhead expenses.
The plant of Carter
contemplated
also been
a
American
Carburetor
Corp.
is also located in St. Louis.
The capitalization and surplus of
April 30, 1951, were as follows: ' 1
American Car & Foundry
*
-
•
,,
7%
preferred stock, 289,450 shares* $100 par
Common stock, 599,400 no par shares stated at
Consolidated surplus
The above
parent
,
!
„
has
no
a
29,970,000
29,556,000
$7,729,000 reserve for contingencies. The
but
debt,
funded
that
,
undistributed
allowances
outlay
and
during
the
or
We Want
•
on
April
30,
1951,
Offerings
_
Puget Sound Power & Light
Hearst Consolidated
Missouri
earnings together with funds generated
will prove adequate to finance this
of indebtedness maturing
Publications "A"
Utilities Common
Pfd.
and Preferred
Edward D. Jones & Co.
depreciation
Members
provide for the retirement
period."—V. 174, p. 993.
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
American Bantam Car Co., Butler,
Pa.—Sale of Plant
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Asso.)
Proposed—
•
The
trustees
Federal
for
the
of
Court " at
sale
of
this
company
Pittsburgh/ ,Pa.,
the
company's
on
Sept.
21
sought approval of the
of a reorganization plan
plant and equipment to
that calls
The Sixty
300 NORTH 4th STREET
St.
Louis, Mo. (2)
Co. oa
.
$28,945,000
including $26,607,000 earned surplus—
surplus excludes
company
as
expected
about
of
10,500 tank and miscellaneous cars which are leased to other com¬
panies for transporting chemicals,, vegetable oils, liquefied gas, and to
a
minor
extent oil products.
An
addition of about 1,000 cars is
presently envisaged will cost approximately $300 millions
-through
1954, of which some $30 millions had been expended by
June 30,
1951.
"With $112 millions on band at that date in cash
and marketable securities augmented by the $65 millions still to be
obtained
from
the
British government
on unsecured
notes, it is
from
ot
management, has
the
other
'
gramme
—
the United States, its chief competitor being Pullman.
It
types of freight cars as well as railroad and subway pas¬
In addition, it produces mine and industrial cars, car
makes
senger
Shippers
on
.
shares
but
dated
(Canada)—Registers With SEC—
Sept. 21. filed a registration statement • with the
SEC covering 372,205 shares of its capital stock, no par value.
The .shares are
to be offered for subscription by holders of out¬
standing shares at the rate of one share for each ten shares held.
The record date, subscription price, and ''Fees to Soliciting Dealers"
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The First Boston Corp. and A. E.«
Ames & Co. Ltd. are named as the Dealer Managers.'/The prospectus
indicates that certain stockholders entitled to acquire 147,475 shares
of stock .will not exercise the rights in respect of such shares, out
plan to make them > available for sale to The1 First Boston Corp.,
.which is to use its best efforts to sell the shares.
'
'
i The prospectus - states.-that the proceeds of this issue
will not be
required to meet expenditures presently authorized.
The company
deems
it prudent,
however, to add to its general corporate • funds
which
will.be
available for working capital requirements resulting
from the present expansion programme in
British Columbia, Quebec
and
the
Caribbean area,
to meet any increases in the estimated
Cost" of such programme ana to provide for other projects that the
company may wish, to embark upon in the future."
'
The
company
estimates that certain described projects together
with toiler .fixed capital expenditures included in its expansion^ pro¬
r
Outstanding
$290,000
3,000,000 shs.
citrus
concentrated
p.
wheels
3%
a
%
W;
contracts.
A,
—
Marine National
Ilsey Bank, Mil¬
■■■-
provides
agreement
are
prime and subcontractor.—V. 174, p.
FINANCING
PRESENT
Cincinnati;
Marshall &
,
by Nov. 1, 1951, $230,000
has the right to
The company, however, is
the subscriptions and may
TO
174,
American Car &
annual interest rate on the notes
commitment fee on the unused
portion of the credit. . v
v
v..- .
••
/ •
The notes are guaranteed to the extent of 70%
by tne federal
Reserve
Bank of Chicago as agent for the Army.
The agreement
provides the company may borrow, repay and reborrow -at its option
up
to $40,000,000
based on its investment in defense production
The
that
company
Authorized
;
/
trust
—
Exchange,
American,
43
System
Reserve
Aluminium, Ltd.
GIVING
43
______
builders
Cincinnati;
'
CAPITALIZATION
—
The
them.
accept
opened its new multi-millionCalif.'
•
i
/
said the plant, which has %
officially
Manager,
Langley & Co., members of the New York Stock
W. C.
for
•
event
such
be
Factory
frozen
for
American
Federal
extended
sell
to
certificates, the
for
the issue.
subscriptions
required
will
funds
all
•
underwriter fails
trust
canneries
cars,-
that payment;
liens to the
upon
28
at Los Angeles,
plant
Frederick,
vegetables.—V.
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
Curtiss-Wright
used
of
company,
the
equipment
rejeGt
mortgages covering two
aircraft, which,
free and clear
K.
Co.—Opens New Factory—
Sept.
on
can-making
capacity for 350,000,000 containers a year, will devote most of its
production at first to fish cans, but emphasized tha4> the freeing of
other Canco facilities will help meet the demand of Southern California
48
42
Rates———————43
Combined Condition Statement of
the issue is to obtain funds with which
in the amount of $195,000- owing on
two-engine
balance
the
event
of
transferred
be
News-Cover
company
balance
chattel
54-passenger
made,
In
unpaid
aircraft
two
C-46
the
off
pay
Exchange
Foreign
as
through
,
PROCEEDS—The purpose
all
—.
Carrier
intends to engage in offering
regular Air Coach Service to the public.
In the event the determi¬
nation of
the Civil Aeronautics Board
is
unfavorable, Air America
can
continue to lease its flight equipment or can apply to the Civil
Authority for reactivation of its operating certificate.
to
R/
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_45
Dividends Declared and Payable—
9
Board
company
dollar
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
Aeronautics
airplanes
C-54
June,
American Can
The
City Bond Offerings.
State and
4%% bonds, due
mortgage sinking fund
been sold.
•
Authority.
an
irregular
December, 1948,
ceased
operations
for
three
months
until
April,
1949,
and then
resumed operating
as
an
irregular air carrier until January, 1950,
when it again ceased operations.
The company voluntarily surrendered its Civil Aeronautics Authority
Operating Certificate and petitioned for such a certificate to engage
in transcontinental regular air coach service.
In the event a favor¬
(' Air
air
./''.
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, have
For details, see V. 174, p. 993.
headed
31
—,
Miscellaneous Features
Section
Aeronautics
-;
.
1, 1961, which were offered on Sept. 11 at 100%
accrued interest by an investment banking- gsoup
and
Averages_31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
operating
issued
v.
Sept.
Dow^ Jones Stock and Bond Averages———.,31
Delaware,
pursuant., to
was
797.
of
of first, closed
General Corporation & Investment
in
Co.
Trust
32
National Quotation Industrial Stock
1, 1951 through the sinking fund
interest.
Payment will be made at the Marin*
New York, trustee, New York, N. Y.—V. 174,
accrued
and
American Box Board Co.—Bonds Sold—The $5,000,000
53472
N
Carrier
Civil
and
1758
p.
$200,000
by lot for redemption on Nov.
par
Midland
■
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1, 1964, are bein«
principal amount of these debentures have been
3%%
32
Administration
1948,
Air
at
of
that
Exchange
encumbrances.
April 30,
U.
drawn
41
—
Transactions New York Curb
Wright
Manufacturer's
respectively
liens
registered
a
Registration
Certificate
all
organized
was
Air
Economic
Letter
of
clear
as
Section
Markets
Holders
notified
38
40
—
Stock Exchange—Curb
on
197.
p.
V American Bosch
Curtiss
Aeronautics
Airworthiness
of
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
Civil
and
Exchange
35
35
..35
.—36
—.—37
reorganization.
He suggested stockholders
plan for reorganization before that date.
the
detailed
date
more
a
173,
*
,
following aircraft:
Two
used
two-engine
aircraft,
bearing
and
;
hearing
prepare
—V.
I* Transactions New York Stock Exchange
divi¬
perior to 15 days of
shall have
option
to
of
100
shares
capital
54-passenger
Nos.
Exchange
Exchange—
% Over-the-Counter
for
each
certificate
in
the
denomination
of
$100
and
1,000
shares capital stock for each certificate in the denomination of $1,009.
This issue of certificates is to be secured by deposit of title with
the
Stock
Toronto
$1,000
accrued
±:
Montreal Curb Market———
stock
Serial
Stock
Montreal
of
Stock
San Francisco
Philadelphia Plan by
be unconditionallyand
dividends
by Air
denominations
Exchange
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore
'Toronto
be
_______-33
34
/
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
to
each.
dends
Stock
Midwest
the plan to convert
*
a
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
.•
Certificates
32
32
Exchange
Stock Exchange.
Sept. 21 temporarily blocked
on
plant
Inc./ of Cleveland, was "nothing more than a bankruptcy liquidation
and not a reorganization."
He said another manufacturer also had
offered to buy the plant for $1,831,000.
Judge Gourley said he would npt
liquidate the company unless
the stockholders wished it.
And he deferred until Oct. 15 " setting-
28
,_32
"
Sept. 24 pub¬
1950.
Temporarily Blocked—•
A
23
—
Exchange..,
Stock
Cincinnati
dated Sept. 15, 1951 and to mature Sept. 15, 1954 at 105%
of par value, "on a best efforts basis."
Colonial
Stock
Detroit
dividends $290,000 of
certificates, series A,
accrued
equipment
(Bonds)
Boston
(Del.), N. Y. City—Certificates Of¬
on
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange.
Pennsylvania Corporation that wouM
Products, Inc., of Cleveland, O.,
a
jet-engine
of
to the manufacture of jet engines for the military.
representative for the class A stockholders told Federal JudgeWallace Gourley the company's proposed sale to Thompson Products,
—11
—
*
•..•>,'
fered—Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc.,
(Stocks)
Ne\V Yotk
at $3.08 per share
781.
p.
Air America, Inc.
Apri^,
the
Stock Exchange
New York
to
the public at $3.50 per share through Wm. C.
Stoetzer, Faulkner & Co., both of Detroit, Mich.
to
go
to
the
Estate
of
Roy C. Weatherwax.—
are
7%
Sept.
on
which 4,840
of
to
and
v.' 170,
stock
officers and employees of the company
shares
Co.
&
filed
was
common
proceeds
The
i
to
10,000
Roney
of
form
to
Trust
Inc.
Sale
-
letter
A
14,840 shares
would
parts.
is a pension
fund for salaried employees of
The American Bantam company was. declared bankrupt
Sixty
Textron,
\
plans
manufacture
The
1369.
trust
$1,400,000
and
the Butler property to Thompson
the
for
amount,
that
Of
$1,801,000.
for
buildings and $401,000 for machinery, equipment, etc.
Frank R. S. Kaplan, attorneys for the trustees,
and
Finkel
Elliott
said
on Sept.; 14 filed a letter of notification with
the
28,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
share through
per
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
be tor land
*.
corporation
SEC; covering
$5.50
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
Trust
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price 90 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, October 1, 1951
CE 7600
2
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1194)
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
.
——
1199436837—5
19487
,n-.
195
last
15
years
as
were
American
or
range
Flans
Price
Net Sales
April 30—
47,675,000
23,853,000
35,795,000
_
—1
-
67,192,000
1941
216,336,000
1942_
._
7.28
6,390,000
289.276,000
5,056,000""
5.05
2.00
218,835.000
5,592,000
199,755,000
——
6,335,000
5.95
7.19
2.00
2.50
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
§
118,113.000
5,347.000
5.54
132,820,000
5,176,000
5.26
131,361,000
4,104,000
3.47
219,648,000
147,470,000
4,932,000
436,000
119,657,000
2,676,000
4.85
*2.65
1.08
-
1950
J.
Common
71-15
35-13
40-16
33-18
35-23
33-20
45-24
42-33
67-23
72-42
Divs.
$0.25
Earns.
*$1.36
*2.12
*6.15
*3.40
5.23
Income,)
$1,211,000
753,000
*1,663,000
*11,000
5,161,000
$40,136,000
_
cost
Range of
—Per Com. Sh,—
JNet
tion
which is
of
The
of
that
At
the
$1.08
of
of
to begin
per
deficit
a
$3.68
share
share
per
fiscal
of
value
about
of
the
Co.
and
$2,121/2
The
share, "as
per
the
first
A
to
six
months
The
the
electronic
1951
amounted
year
Electroshield
metal
35
known
on
Sept.
$102,699,
It
area.
rate
by
light
is
conservation
the
for
placed
the
($10
for
production of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
stock
174,
—Y-
(par
SI)—
American Cyanamid Co.-—Los
The
announced
company
several
As
office
and
Sept,
on
that
it
has
of
in
The
SEC
are
Sept.
on
123,521
being
sold
by
filed
27
shares
of
a
certain
(par 40 cents).
stockholders and no part
proceeds will be received by the company.
Union Securities Corp. will head a
group
ing.—V. 173, p. 561.
American
Greetings,
with
stock
to
Inc.—Notes
underwrite
the
of
the
offer¬
the
Privately
Placed—
This corporation has
placed privately, through Eastman,
Dillon & Co., $2,500,000 of
promissory notes due Sept. 1,
1958 and Sept. 1,
1966, it was announced on Sept. 24.
.'
The company,
a
expansion.
greeting card manufacturer, will
use
the
funds
for
American Investment Co. of
Illinois—Offer Extended
The
offer
to
exchange $1.25 convertible preference stock of this
Finance Corp. common stock on a l-for-5
basis,
to terminate Sept. 25, has been extended
so
that it will
terminate at 3 p.m. (CST) Oct.
25, Donald L. Barnes, President
now
of
both
~
Sept.
companies, announced.
original exchange offer
5.
Its
terms
already owned
79 io
of
stipulated
Domestic
.
that
by
American
American
would
time
s
by American,
outstanding
^
.
Machine
common
would
total
stock.—V
Investment
accept
f *uD<lm^stic shares acquired, plus the
that
at
.
Amencan
made
was
174
tenders
407,999
not
p
than
&
President of Electronic Unit—
Co.
Bu0Wn' E*®cutive Vice-President
—
Brown
a
director
of
this.!
American Smelting &
Refining Co.—To Split Stock—
anmndm^nrto^hp"^^1,
.25 re™mmended to the stockholders an
P/ny iCertlSlcate of ^corporation which would
So°onnnnh0rifd<shares of no"Par common stock
inirLsTtL nShpr
K400S000T0^
,00°.000 and,
chan3» thp
Dfiw nnn
shares.
2>630>°00 shares of
in a two-for-one split-up, would
common stock outstading into 5,260,000
toVff^cti^^n^hij srtockholders has been
recommendation.—V.
ictse
action
on
this
174, p. 1093.
called for Nov. 7, 1951,
172,
p.
933.
deductions.-.—-—
620,507
stock
preferred
579,413
$£66,044
$954,821
—
_
—
389,630
321,703
—i-—
on
series
series D
$576,414
$633,118
—139,000
C-;
139,000
of period—
,
(convertible).—...
63,540
series
E
(convertible)—______
series
F
(convertible)——..
69,310
39,704
47,287
...—
67,294
______
outstanding at end of period—
shares
255,269
231,429
first
3%%
of
group
;
;;
mature
on
bonds
mortgage
placed
recently
institutional investors are designated as
Nov. 1, 1975.
See also V. 174, p. 898.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—Places
The
privately with a
series D, and will
letter
a
notification
of
Airlines,
offered at par
to be used
are
'-vv
have
Inc.,
and
appli¬
an
for
by
owned
connection
therewith
at
of
the
the
Northeast.
of
an
deemed
prohibited
of
by
shares
has
to
holdings
—
of
outstanding
is
of
the
issued
of
&
to
Company
Commissibn on
the
transaction
fair
are
Law &
The
Discount
eastern
a
Co.
Fire
will
be
Oct.
until
persons
used
for
173,
Act
and
the
12,
will
up
50-ton
300
cars,
make
build
the
auto¬
Canadian
1,200 50-ton
box
Car
cars.
70-ton
and
cars,
the
National
Steel
refrigerator- cars.—V.
express
174,
Car
will
Corp.
deliver
25
1094.
p.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Chairman Dies—
1951,
1790.
p.
C.
L. Best, Chairman of the board and
committee, died Sept. 22 at San Francisco,
v.. 174, p. 807..
v.V
"
member
a
Calif.,
' ■:
/•-> ;
of
the
at the
,"
executive
of 73.—
age
Central of Georgia Ry.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
Definitive
fully registered general mortgage 4%%
income
bonds,
A
and
series B,
due Jan. 1, 2020, are available in exchange
temporary bonds at the Bankers Trust Co,, 16 Wall St., New
York, N. Y., and at the Citizens & Southern National Bank, Savannah,
Ga.—V, 174, p. 807..
'■
series
for
1
the
Insurance
finance
a
allied
invests
of
"
its
for
.
through
The
general
until
174, p. 994.
of
the
its
SEC
Oct.
on
3,
.
corporation
American
stock
at
Sept.
1951,
to
24
to
issue
Corp.—Hearing
issued
request
and
sell
an
order
hearing
a
500,000
Financing—*
on
giving interested
the proposal
persons
of
upon
additional
shares
of
its
this
common
competitive
bidding, th proceeds to be applied to the purchase
of additional common shares of
subsidiaries to assist them in financing
their construction
programs.—V. 174, p. 994. ;
affiliate,hthe
portion
a
and
'
business
operations
It
Co.
capital
.
.
.
Central & South West
South¬
capital funds
•
(A. B.) Chance Co., Centralia, Mo. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Col, Inc.—To Withdraw State¬
ment—
The
express
50-ton
Preferred Stock
—
working
x-,
of diversified holdings.—V.
group
box
50-ton
cars
%
interested
the application.—V.
conducts
with
flat
company
purposes.
company
hundred
thousand
70-ton
while Angus Shops will
and
Co.; and Alester G. Furman Co.
proceeds
One
100
and
shares
net
corporate
and
deliveries from
National Steel
Car
Corp. will total 400 50-ton
freight refrigerator cars; 350 50-ton box cars and 300 70-ton covered
hopper cars. Canadian Car & Foundry will supply 25 70-ton baggage
the transaction
Investment
by
the
Eastern Car Co.,, at Sydney, N. S.; and National
Hamilton, Ont.; as well as at the C. P. R. Angus
at
Montreal.
cars
complete
to
longitudinal hopper cars and the same number
70-ton drop end gondola cars constitute the Eastern Car Co.
order,
of
stock
voting
the
Corp.,
Montreal
standard
plows,
Foundry order,
Three
426,800
owns
Car
mobile
con¬
Consolidated.
Co., Charlotte, N. C.
The
snow
Montreal:
Shops in
together
deemed
are
also
switchers.
road
and
Ltd.,
the
outstanding
affiliation and control,
terms
given
upon
of
Atlas
control
terms
exemption
These
of
Northeast,
shares
Northeast.
2,379,298
is
of
stock
44,185
(47%)
shares
392,663
common
of
Atlas
and
hearing
a
in
use
three
1000-horsepower
trains
Steel
Atlas
placed
Locomotive
Works
will
supply
switchers, for use in terminals, on work
the RockJVMountain dieselization.
In addition this same firm will
supply 12 stbnVard switchers of 660horsepower for duty in C. P. R. yards across UhXsystem.
Freight car orders have been placed with cWatlian Car & Foundry
six
filed
has
company
,
the
with
Equipment Orders—
orders with Canadian companies for more
than $50,000,000
worth of equipment to be delivered In 1952, it is
announced by N. R.
Crump, Vice-President.
The orders placed were
for 50 diesel-electric
locomotives, 4,250 freight cars and 50 units of
head-end passenger equipment.
Of
the new order,
12 units, six streamlined
"A" 1600-horsepower
and a like number of "B" units, will come from the newly-established
diesel plant of the Canadian Locomotive Co. at Kingston, Ont.
Twenty
1500-horsepower units will be delivered by General Motors Diesel, Ltd.,
at London, Ont., as well as six streamlined "A"
units, 11 "B" units
With
,
corporation
on
Sept.
18
filed
a
request
with
the
SEC
The
with¬
to
draw
its
registration statement
filed
May
16
in
which
it sought
approval to issue and sell approximately 60,000 shares of 4V2% cumu¬
lative preferred stock
(par $100).
Public offering had been deferred
because of market conditions.—V. 174,
p. 1093.
SEC
company
covering
certain
Sept.
on
50,000
filed
21
shares
of
its
a
$5
registration
par
common
statement with the
stock now held by
"selling stockholders,"
The
stock is to be offered for
public sale at $12.50 per share, with
underwriting commission of $1.15 per share. Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
of St. Louis, Mo., is named as
principal underwriter, The com¬
an
Inc.,
Bingham-Herbrand
Corp. — Stock Offered—Wm. J.
Co., Inc. on Sept. 17 offered 5,000 shares of
common stock
(par $1) at $19.50 per share, with a deal¬
er's concession of 50 cents
per share. The proceeds will
go to a selling stockholder.—V.
174, p. 1093.
Mericka
The
of
and
is
_
amendment.
Forchild
None
Corp.
of
owns
posed sale will reduce
common
owned
the
proceeds
135,073
this
officers
to
and
16%.
to
are
(30%)
of
go
the
Bloch
directors.
to
the
stock.
The
pro¬
Brothers and Forchild have
Much
of
the
Forchild
beneficially by these management officials.—V.
157,
p.
Prime
Gross
U.
and
of
includes orders and re¬
Co., American Locomotive Co., Chrysler Com *
Fisher Body „Division, Allis Chalmers
Manufacturing Co,, American Car
& Foundry Co
Food Machinery Corp., Detroit
Arsenal, Cadillac Motor
Car Division, I. H.
Co., Pacific Car & Foundry Co.,. and
Massey Harris
CO,-—V. Jl
p»
994.
S.
and
Net
proceeds.
fifth
of
is
*
of
F.
F.
Gano
Chance
Bishop
Chance,
Albert
Gano
Can.
exc.
& Ohio Ry.
selling
Ausmus,
are
taxes
1951—8 Mos.—1950
fj>
$
$
31,369,000 236,159,000 201,890,000
*
3,790,000
4,620,000
22,730,000
taxes....
l,7o09,000
1,736,000
13,223,000
4,734,000
5,796,000
29,126,000
4,906,000
21,594,000
$0.47
$0.62
$2.71
com.
p.
is
E.
executors
income...
Net income
per
R.
3,731,000
oper.
174,
and
which
Co.—Earnings-v-
1951—Month—1950
income
profits
who
Chance),
/
33,626,000
railway
ry.
Earns,
manufacture
the
(mother
the
estate
income
share.
17,122,000
12,337,000
30,346,000
21,349,000
$2.67
994.
.
.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry ,—Earnings—
and
universal joints for the
automobile industry.
The $2,363,510 in contracts
for tank parts
leases from Ford Motor
of
$
—V.
$3,000,000, 30,000-square-foot
plant already under construction on the
Mechanics Division's MVa-aere
Memphis. The new plant will be adjacent to
another factory
building which Mechanics opened early in 1948 for the
Chance
and
the
Chesapeake
1805.
site In
of
'
stock
sub-contracts totaling $2,363,510, for the
manufacture of
parts for light and medium tanks, have been
awarded to the Memphis
(Term.) plant of the corporation's
Mechanics Universal Joint Division
G. C. Gridley, Divisional
President, announced on Sept. 20.
The tank parts will be made
in a neW
I.
shares;
Other
company
common
Frances
Period E'nd. Aug. 31—
the
The 'shares are to be sold by a selling stockholder, Forchild
Corp!
Fulton, Reid & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, is named as
principal underwriter
Public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
part
names
Gano
selling 29,000 shares.
The
stock
no
five selling stockholders.
Three are trusts,
Chance, Presid&it and Chairman, is the trustee;
the three trusts are
selling an aggregate of 18,000 shares. Another
F.
executors
Wheeling, W. Va.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
company on Sept. 26 filed a registration statement
with
covering the sale of 50,000 shares of its $12.50 par common
receive
prospectus
which
3,000
Bloch Brothers Tobacco
Co.,
ters With Securities and
SEC
will
pany
&
Borg-Warner Corp.—Awarded New Contracts-L
and
16,136
$1,534,234
Private Placement—
held; rights expired on Sept. 25. The
was underwritten by Interstate Securities Corp.;
Citizens Trust Co. of Greenword, S. C.; H. T.
Mills; A. M.
Named
S of'Boain M»namfeJ President and a director of Transducer
p
2181
' Mass" the company's electronic subsidiary.—V. 173,
$1,518,098
-$1,586,551
—
Preferred shares outstanding at end
The
offering
is
Foundry
deductions,,
Balance
Two
from
an
finding that the
"overreaching."
common
certain
1093
k.
—
9,691
—
5.36%
recently offered to common
Sept. 14 an issue of 5,800 shares
of 5.%% cumulative preferred stock
(par $50) at $51
per share on the basis of one preferred share for each 21
shares
more
before
Dividends
stockholders of record
company for Domestic
originally
for
(97%)
Auto Finance
its
These
filed
outstanding
Commission
Offered
SEC—
registration statement
common
6,058,910
$1,576,860
income
etc.,
Common
other
and
1950
$6,577,008
5,913,326
5.28%
1981,
due
construction
Vy.\ ;:
1951,
of
is
a
no
The
warehouse
corporation
1951
and taxes
income
Net
-
Northeast
stock
order
an
of
The
covering
shares
question
to request
constructed
American Export Lines, Inc.—Registers With
20
equipment
control
(17.9%)
unless
In
>;
—
bonds,
mortgage
for
of capital stock to be
underwriting.
The proceeds
view of this inter-company
basis
Outstanding
1,487,525 shs.
The
first
used
the
$7,490,136
income
5.3%
$681,550.
shares
Consolidated,
In
the
of
preferred
shares
consolidated
SEC
and
cost
42,959
vertible
as
building occupies a seven-acre site in the central manufacturing
district sufficiently large to allow- for
possible future expansion.
It is
held by the company under a
long term lease calling for total rental
of about $1,000,000.—V.
174, p. 633.
f.
Interest,
shares
and
July 19,
shares of
834,515
Angeles Operations—
25
the
parts
of
with
of, offices.
i
with
certain
locations in Los Angeles, Calif.,, into one
building at 2300 S. Eastern Ave.
The new building is a 64,000
square foot, one story structure con¬
taining 44,000 square feet of warehouse space and 20,000 square feet
newly
Sept.
on
10,000
corporation
estimated
797.
p.
expenses
Balance
exemption order permitting the purchase
by Northeast from Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. of four Convair
Model 340 aircraft at a price of $535,000 per plane,
together with
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
___
be
that
Co.—Earnings—
31—
Aug.
revenue
authorization to issue and sell at
its
of
"
share), without
operating expenses.
cation
is increasing its capacity
which will be effective next year.
Electroshield,
SEC
to
are
Terminate—
announced
'
Atlas Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order—
company
Authorized
Common
corporation
covering
interfer¬
of
received
$8,000,000
which
per
company
interest
the
Ended
Operating
Associated Musicians, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
The
Kinney, Jr., President.
heavy sheets up to about
and easy to weld
in
Months
Non-operating
stockholders will soon vote on a proposal to increase the no par
stock from 1,200,000 shares (600,000 outstanding) to 3,600,000
shares, three new shares to be issued in exchange for each share held.
—V. 158, p. 2462.
•
)
workable
Electroshield
for
program,
of
20
$5
.
Operating
The
involve
orders
of
Because
copper
the
California Water Service
12
common
solder.
or
has
bidding
Sept.
on
facilities
1917.
p.
Exchange
Asbestos Corp., Ltd.—Plans Stock Spilt—
.
Joseph
and
167,
459
p.
pursuant to which the voting trust certificates
first and $3 second preferred stocks have been
issued,
will terminate 011 Oct. 1, 1951.
Holders of
the
certificates
will
be
requested to surrender their certificates on or about that
date to receive in exchange certificates for the
actual shares repre¬
sented by the certificates.
The certificates will be suspended from
dealings 011 the Curb at
the business opening 011 Oct. 1, 1951.
At the same time the actual
$5 first and $3 second preferred shares will be admitted to
dealings
in substitution for
the certificates.—V. 174, p. 542.
Welding now produces
Electric, Allison Division of
it the $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1981.—V.
four times present production,
readily
...
Curb
American
General
are:
Budd.—V.
York
Operation
which
for
174,
voting trust agreement,
Sampson
Mr.
year.
purposes.-
constitute
introduced in 1950 by th's
equipment from outside
27
in
made
is
in
feet
square
to
communication
a
companies
company
corporate
1950.
produced in 1952 at
coming
components
proceeds
This
of
ences, will be
it
was
made
assisted,
The company, up to noon
(EST) on Oct. 9, at Room 2033,
Rector Street, New York, N. Y., will receive bids for the purchase
Offered—Graham &
for the calendar
specialty metal, Electroshield,
shield
be
the
of
and
competitive
$1,700,000.
proceeds are to be
used
primarily for working capital
but the company may expend a minor part thereof for
and equipment.
The company, incorporated on
July 3, 1945, in Pennsylvania, is a
pioneer manufacturer of a new basic metal, known as "Cladmetals,"
which combine in one metal, usually in the form of sheets or tubes,
the desirable qualities of the twd metals clad together.
The company's plant is located at Rosslyn Farms, Carnegie, Pa.
for
will
Co.—Voting Trust Agreement to
New
4.4%
purposes,
sales
stainless steel
many
Placed Private¬
ly—An issue of $1,000,000 one-year 2%% direct obliga¬
tion notes has been placed privately through McMahon
& Hoban, Inc., Chicago, 111., it was announced on Sept. 17.
machinery
Net
and
exhaust cones
applications."
ring
equipment for the expanded manufacturing
Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa—Notes
net
compared with $75,003
in¬
to
Motors
Fairchield
speculation."
a
Welding
American
permit
Corp., Westinghouse, Pratt & Whitney, Wright Aero¬
nautical, Solar Aircraft, Ryan Aeronautical, Rohr Aircraft, Thompson
Products, Studebaker, Convair, Glenn L. Martin, Heintz Manufacturing,
Graham, Ross & Co., Inc. on Sept. 21 publicly
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
offered
the
engine
SEC
American Cladmetals Co.—Stock
"will
casings,
welded
new
first
Among
vital
Current
liabilities included $15,000,0C0 bank loans, and it was indicated that
these might go somewhat higher before eventual extinguishment.
Plant and property account was carried in such balance sheet at a
net
figure
of
$60,438,000
after
deducting $57,910,000
depreciation
reserve.—V. 174, p. 273.
market
present
turbine
company
General
673,000, leaving net working capital of $46,574,000.
Marketable securi¬
ties
included
85,000
shares
of
American Locomotive
common
stock
a
the
after
1951 (first half of the current fiscal
"quite good."
the company's consolidated balance sheet as of April 30,
have
boxes,
titanium
The
representing
said, to the extent of
$4,160,000 under a government facilities contract recently approved.
Mr. Sampson estimated that about 20,000 square feet of the new
addition, complete with all new facilities, should be in operation soon
year
$2,280,600
which
$5,000,000,
Heyke, Jr. becomes Executive Vice-President.—V.
Brown
■
and equipment of this company, 'co
were announced on Sept, 25 by William
plant
Jr., President.
expansion," he said,
Purchase of
first six months
current assets were $81,247,000 (including $12,263,000 cash and
marketable securities)
and
current liabilities were
$34,-
1951,
to
E.
Co.—Plans Ex¬
Manufacturing
&
Sampson,
and
six months ended Oct. 31,
on
a
was
,,
of
excess
nozzle
would be
Based
as
substantially its production of urgently needed jet and recip¬
aircraft engine parts.
"Our
already sizable backlog of this type of defense work,
Mr.
Sampson said,
"got another boost only a few days ago when we
received
over
$3,000,000 in
new
orders for such
items as coated
55-36
49-28
33-21
35-22
1139-29
1951
the
in the
H.
who
Vice-President
rocating
period and a profit o.f $4.76 per share in the last six months.
company's recent annual meeting it was stated that earnings
the
year)
Paige,
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Bids for Bonds—
spring.
for
next
common
of
Welding
additions
for
in
"The
years.
scheduled
earnings
comprised
were
for
tCalendar
preferred
crease
JAfter income taxes.
§No dividends
were paid
during the fiscal year ended April 30, 1951, but a dividend
of $2 per share was paid on July 16, 1951.'
UTo date.
Earnings for the 1950 fiscal year reflect the severe decline in railroad
car
building experienced during that period.
Since the start of the
Korean War railroad equipment buying has been resumed on a large
scale and American Car & Foundry reported that unfilled orders for
all of its
products totaled $340,000,000 on April 30, 1951, compared
with
$42,000,000 a
year
earlier.
Of such $340,000,000, about half
Consisted
of
railroad
equipment
and
the
balance
was
armament,carburetors and other products.
The company is preparing some of
its facilities for the manufacture of war materials the actual produc¬
•Deficit.
cumulative
pansion—
tApprox.
■
5%
the
John
,
the price
follows:
and
dividends
common
the
for
Yrs. Ended
1940
stock on Apri 30, 19ol.
common
contingency reserve, was approximately
.
earnings,
stock
common
the
of
above-mentioned
$99 per share.
Consolidated
the
value
book
consolidated
The
of
Cuthrell has been elected President to succeed Clifford E
will remain as Chairman of the Board.
Benjamin G. Neilson, who is retiring soon,
resigned
director and member of the executive committee and Mr.
Cuthrell
elected to fill the vacancy in these offices.
Hugh
stock are being notified
that 4,301
shares of this stock has been called for redemption on
Nov.
1,
1951 at $116.25 per share.
Payment will be made at the
office
of
J.
P.
Morgan
&
Co. Incorporated, purchase fund
agent,
23 Wall Street, New York, N.
Y.—V. 174, p. 994.
Holders
basis.
non-consolidated
a
excluding the
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—New President—
"
1951-1963.
due
debentures
and
Redemption—
American Viscose Corp.—Partial
$10,235,000 notes
ruling the 7 ,o
preferred stock is entitled to dividends up to $7 per share for each
fiscal year, but not in excess of that year's net income computed on
in the hands of institutions
Based on
a
court
sldiaries had outstanding
August—•
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
1951
railway
$1,801,769
377,381
from
railway
oper. income
From
Gross
Net
Jan.
1949
1948
$1, 505,559
$1,626,328
464,243
243,046
270,580
.126,685
185,781
90,971
100,424
13,933,337
2,745,936
913,543
808.
12,581,925
2,818,550
1,114,660
11, 796,461
12,443,324
1—
from
from
1950
$1,740,398
railway
railway
Net
ry. oper. income
*Deficit.—V. 174, p.
1
727,677
2,678,040
477,787
1,244,366
Clark Equipment Co.—Note Placed
Privately—
The
note
it
company has pUced privately a
Aug. 1, 196£f through Merrill
due
was
announced
oh
Sept. 26.—V.
$12,000,000 3%% sinking fur
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Bean
173, p. 1987,
(1195)
Number 5051
Volume 174
Deere & Co. (&
Placements—In
Corp.—Private
Acceptance
Colonial
Subs.)—Earnings—•
i
,
wwu
**
rue
Plane
jrAdxis—
Einnnmna
A' umuiuig
Pnrn
^
Trmi
Or
Shipping, cash & volume discts., returns &
selling, & administrative expenses
prov. for
.
.
due
Bank Loans
Columbia Gas Svstem. Inc.
(The)
/
■
.
r..
i
..
,
^
* including Federal excels
subsidiaries.^
■
.vh^.V.V, 1951
August—
9l?S*
m f,a
y~"""
Net from railway.—__
Net ry. oper. income...
From Jan. 1—
1951,
interested persons until Oct. 3,
the applications.—V. 174, p. 994.,
given
has
hearing
a
upon
Solvents Corp. — Arranges Private Ficorporation has completed arrangements
to borrow $25,000,000 from institutional lenders on 3%%
notes maturing Sept. 1, 1972, it was announced on Sept.
26 by J. Albert Woods, President.
I
The
proceeds will be used to finance the company s expansion
program.
'
' '
'
New
projects being undertaken by the corporation for which cerCommercial
■,
,
^
holders
over
ane wplanta
La'
"Xma
174.
—v.
further
additions^
and agricultural products are
drugs,
chemicals,
and
toprodu?e
plants in Terre Haute
expansions to increase the
antibiotics
addition!
to
Hautelnd
lender, "4-changes
rolmne
bacitracin
and
tTe^e
in
a
stock of The Southern
Sell Holdings—
as
The company on sept. 21 has asked
for authorization to issue $2,500,000
dUThenSoto«bre to'bfSued
York, Inc.—Arranges
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
Bank
York,
P.
Manufacturers Trust Co., J.
Bank, Irving Trust Co.,
Co. Inc.
New York Trust
\ork.—V. 1.4, p. 1094.
Hanover
of
^0. and
&
Morgan
Co.
New
Sept!iS19C°made1Ja tinaLVal!ment°of ^O.OOO
original
bank loan
p. 564.
was
Empire Petroleum Co.,
^3 per^share^ forCthe°
bank loam ' The
$14,500,000.
on its
W.4U
With SEC
Denver, Colo.—Flies
/«,
^
^
proceeds are to be used for
Net
30
U
«
B^slock,8without1^underwriting'.
working capital.
The
Outstanding June 30———
tEarrnings per share
Dividends
paid per
2,644.642
2,922,610
1,623,805
' 26,014.
' 241665
934,034
June 30
outstanding
shares
common
-
-
_
shares
Preferred
3950
^545
3.020.837
867,492
*$1.71
$1.00
$3.18
$1.25
of common stock
—
share of common stock
26,111,915 22,693,003
Book value per share of common stock June 30
$25.31
$23.16
Number of preferred shareholders
790
869
Number of common
shareholders...
——
3,875
2,698
"■Does
not
include $0.30 per share derived from
unused reserves
transferred to earned surplus.
tBased on average number of shares
worth
Net
30
June
at
during
outstanding
itawilbiebP
will be
fmanCing WlU take 01
.
—
The
above
Abbott
square
company's
ing
1
f
of
I
letter
47,720
Mff
oti™
notification
•jjh.m
No
fim
securities
air-conditioned
designers and
area of approximately
174, p. 995.
J.,
N.
Mac
\\as
40,800
filed with thp SEC on b p • 20 coverwith the SEC on SeDt
,
.
.
filed
7"^:
•
(par 35
Is involved.-V. 173, p.
crpct
1
Subs.)-Earmngssit
•
it
s
1274.
Pflient
"
a
$6,847,816
K
K
State Income taxes
income
£ividends 011 series A preference stock
Dividends shares outstanding
on common stock
Common
$5,328,361
2,116,150
1,568,891
1,605,075
1,349,226
—-—,
5183
»«"»«»
share
' 'Includes Federal excess profits tax of $189,305.
Office)
Company, Publishers, 25
William B. Dana
« .mS' Gardeifs,
Year End June 30— '
1951
1950
1949
* 1943
Net 6ijjpmcnts
$21,774,637 $18.359 275-^20 507 039 $20 152 70Q
Earnings before taxes. 4,143,341 3,277'4i)2 [3'926'416 3 972 035
Income taxes
2,129|l03 1^257,935 ' l[655i801 1587 379
—
I !
J !
'
Net earnings
$2,014,233 $2,019,467 $2,170,615 $2,284,656
Dividends paid
...
491,472
450,066 451.908 > '267539
Common shs. outstdg..
Earrns- per co<"»- share.
~V' 174' 809-
242,481
$8.01
206,567
$9.38
206.372
$10.11
203,679
$10.79
Herff-Jones Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Correction—
previously
(par $1); and shares100,000toshares as for subscription, by employees
reported.
Ihe 10,000 not are
be offered
at a maximum value not to exceed $100,000.
Any unsubscribed shares may be underwritten by City Securities
7,669
3,549- Corp., Indianapolis, Indiana.
Herff-Jones Co. arc manufacturing jewelers and stationers.—V. 174,
$6,855,485 $5,331,910 p. 1101.
1,194,316
874,527
*2,740,498 1,731,585
Hoffman Radio Corp.—Receives V-Loan—
obtained regulation V-loan to the Bank
$2,»20,b7l $2,725,798
of The corporation hasA. (Calif.) a urovidine credits uofrom <S6 500 000
America N. T. S.
124 170
"4,181 acording to H. L. Hoffman, President.
'-' '
Total
Income charges
prov. for Federal and
$ii99^°02i
$14,592,455 $11,800,319
7,744,639
6,471,958
—
operations
from
Other income
Net
With SEC
Securities Corp.—Filing
underwritillg
~7—
Operatingexpenses
income
Operating
Income
Okla., will be
25 by Wigtonbuilders of the
will add a total floor
the existing plant.—V.
to
Dansker Realty &
A
$2,250,000
three-story
new
Plainfield,
of
This
feet
Family Finance Corp. <&
rulrmp
T
building under construction in Ponca City,
this fall, it was announced on Sept.
Corp.
project.
The net proceeds are to be used to increase working capital and
for general corporate purposes.
,
FILES The company on Sept. 12 filed a letter of notification with
thfi gEC c0Vering the abovementioned 225,000 shares of 4% cumulative
convertible preferred stock (par $1) and 225,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents).
ComplGting JNew EaDOratory
late
completed
lvruicicuici.
Expansion of Output—
$s,ooo,ooo to sio.ooo.ooo
m, p.
undertakMi —V .
u dertaken.
laboratory
.
Mnrpland
will undertake financing of
„
Harbison-Walker Refractories CO.—Developments—
This company through a wholly owned subsidiary is about to acquire
the Warm Springs, Calif., plant of Laclede-Christy Co. of Chicago.
This permits the of basic refractories,immediatelyofinto a refractories.
tbe production company to enter and later silica wider field
dustry
naSed HMlSSk'walker'DM|anS &T
Brazilian subsidiary.
Sing "Su'froXg" CsTs
mon stock at $1.30 per share. The other members of the Brazil.—v. 174, p. 719.
syndicate are Binford, Dunlap & Reed; Lynch, Allen &
w
.
r.
/p „ . .
__
.
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£0
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; and Rotan, Mosle &
Harus-beybold Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—,
/
.
Continental Oil Co.
The company plans to offer at competitive bidding $10 000 000
principal amount of a new series of first mortgage bonds Bids are
expected to be opened Nov. 20.
Roy S. Nelson, President, said the proceeds from the financing
w,°fd be "e<id to pa^ off short-term loans and to provide the company
With funds to carry forward its current construction program to the
000 shares of 4% cumulative convertible preferred stock
(par $1) and 225,000 shares of common stock (par 100)
^ units of one share 0f preferred and one share of com-
year.
Plans Financing for
The corporation
Galveston, Tex.
investment banking syndicate,
headed by Beer & Co., 033 Sept. 24 publicly offered 225 An
Offered
Stock
5,565,155
profit before income taxes
Federa. taxes on income-.
Net
_
Engineering & Manufacturing Corp.,
•
174,006 E0i 153.333,724
_
prdfit
T*
1953
.
,
sales
Net
\
(& bubs.)—Earnings
Consolidated Grocers Corp.
shares of common stock (par $1) at $2 per share. ^
^^
173,
Years Ended June
aenas.
SX
SE^,^So.SSo
1945 in the amount of
made in
issuing
shares on
one.for-one-basis.—V. 174, p. 899.
R
United States Trust
Co-Repays Loan-
Consolidated Electric & Gas
—V.
shares 0f n0 par value, into 763,988 shares, no par value.
The company proposes to carry out the conversion by
certificates to its present stockholders for the additional
Chase National Bank of the City of New York.
Trust Co., Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co., First
the City of New York, Guaranty Trust Co, of New
&
of
Bank
National
■ '
The net proceeds will be used for working capital,
The company is engaged in warehousing of a broad assortment of
steel materials. In addition, it serves as sale agents for various steel
products.—V. 174, p. 1100.
General Tractor Co., Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Stock Offered—First Washington Corp* on Sept. 17 offered 50,000
Hpndc:
TT
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
Chemical
indicated
Sept. 17 offered 3,000 shares of 5% cumulative prior preferred stock at par ($100 Der share) and accrued divi-
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 174, p.' 1101.
Golden Crown Mining Co., Prescott, Ariz.—Files—
T1
comQanv nn opnf 17 fi1pH . 1oHor
f
flf, ,.
...
h t
} to PXPPPCi
c.r.rn
conipany oti Sept. 17 filed a lettei of notification with the
Proceeds Horn the issuance would be used to help finance the
S
3^0 fares of capital stock (par 50 cents) to be
company's 1951-52 construction program, the application states.
Bean & Mackie New Yofr^Th^mnriri?5 per,share) frough Singer,
^
^
'
0,
'
, „
.
fean « Mackie, New Yoik. The proceeds are to be used for explor¬
To Split Up Common Shares on 2-for-l Basis—
tion and development of properties.—V. 169, p. 2418.
The company on Sept. 18 applied to the FPC for authority to convert
n
.
TU8l... .,nA..
_.
.
/']
ap 0£
authorized outstanding common stock, a total of 381,994
Ixull otates Utilities CO.—Plans Financing—
on
company
the Federal Power Commission
of promissory notes, all to be
rote following bank* in the
?°y
,Pfeslde,n,tho°„n„„Sept,V 21 banks. the signing ot a
V-Loan agreement for $25,000,000 with«, announcedThe National Bank
of Detroit is acting as agent for the agreement.-V. 173, pp. 1988,; 2609.
v
000.
Sept. 27 announced that it had arranged with 14
New York banks for a $75,000,000 credit
effective Oct. 15. A $90,000,000 credit with the same group of banks expires that day.
The new
credit will run until Oct, 14, 1952.
The borrowings will be made in connection with the company's construction program and in anticipation of permanent long-term finance
ing.
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National City Bank of New York will act as clearing agent for the
credit.
Other participating banks are:
Bank of the Manhattan Co.,
The
899.
j.
Notes—
__
amounts: The Chase National Bank of the City ofThe State National
New York, $1,200,Jrvi
Trust Co., of New York, $500,000:
Bank Qf £, paso> $400iooO: and El Paso National Bank, $400,000. The
interest rate is to be the prime rate in effect at the time of borrowing,
"
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nnn nnn
?u,uuu,uuu
El Paso Electric Co.—To Issue
'■ V
stock Offered—The First Trust Co. of Lincoln,
received sec authorization to renew
Electric Light Company capital stock. V. 174, p.
3.
174. p.
Co.—v.
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
accrued dividends Payment will be made at the New
Gate City Steel Works, Inc., Omaha, Neb.—Preferred
Neb.; on
.
•
, Loan—
Associates—Renews „
Bank T
$9,094,000 of outstanding 2!4Vo promissory notes held by The First
National Bank of Bosi-on.
,
....
The notes were initially issued under a loan agreement permitting
their renewal from year to year for a period of two y£ars *Vom
Oct. 19, 1951. Proceeds thereof were used to purchase Fall River
distribution agent for the holders of
common
Commonwealth & Southern Corp. and as scrip
agent for fractional shares of common stock of The Southern Co. and
of Ohio Edison Co., intends to sell, in the near future, at competitive
bidding, not more than 127,200 shares of the common stock of The
Southern Co. and not more than 21,850 shares of common stock of
Trus.t
stock of The
Bankers
The
of beneficial
wflirellinTndwJrted"'6"6'' ^ <P"
631
'
auth011ze
The corporation on sept. 24
of
26
notice of intention to sell shares
Co. and Ohio Edison Co., on Sept.
_
shares
amendment
rii?nt of tihe Bioadway, New York, N Y. preferred stock ■ to
holders ol such convertible
convert tlieir shares into common stock tthe conversion ratio now in
effect being one shave of convertible preferred stock for 3% Shares of
common stock I will cease and terminate at the close of business on
YoJLk
The
acl°Ptl0n 01 tins plan.—v. 172, p. ibjj.
under consideration.
part:
in
««•«"«'
Recapitalization—
common
•
. . .
roremost sanies, lnc- Galls Pieierred Stock
0hav^b^nSt^tndefof redemption"iT'soText it llfZt
llfn P
V
nl«
Eastern Utilities
Trust Co.,
Bankers
The
said
and
,
„
. Machine Corp.—Stock Split— ->
„
. _ ...
Bros. Gear & __ ..
stock
$3dL' The c°m?°."ow,are^ will remain undisturbed.
of other
274.
P.
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.—To
common
dextran
the penicillin
output
preferred
the
of
„ ,
taMSMofasLd'TpprovTa plaToT .SuaiSti~« 'hoa redemption date, namely, Oct. 30, 1951.-V. 174, p. 800.
which each share
$5 cumuiative preferred stock (par $1) presently
t^i
outstanding, with accrued dividends of $37.08% per share thereon, is
Frueliauf Trailer Co.—Places V-Loan—
Jo'over &0MO0? &kS£'2£S5 £JETS»SE«
to
$22,000,000
They^includes additional facilities lor pioducing
Unci on
58,595,657 51,974,630 54,456,694 60,582,163
10,304,485 10,155,860 9,227,321 14,096,685
4,129,726 4,872,056 4,056,648 6,821,426
Eastern Sugar Associates—Plan of
*
..
,
.
2,263,543
1,208,492
*. tetter: of notification was
,
„
iy«
1949
nRiaS
1
1,051,855
456,047
1,815,09b
904,939
1,278,757
568,653
Doman Helicopters, Inc., N. Y.—Filing With SEC—
filed wife the BE^ on Sept 20 covering
3,C004
underwriting The proceeds are to go to
Glidden S. Doman, President, the selling stockholder.—V. 173, p. 1375.
6
nancing—The
J
1fl_n
_1950
1 JiHj
1951
SJHES
,
.
Gross from railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. 808.
income
—V. 174, p.
program.
Commission
request
,
, „
„
-„t and stock spiit has been ca.,ed for Oct. 25,
174, p. ,48.
Foreign Power Securities Corp., Ltd.—Int. Payment—
The corporation will, on Oct, 1, 1951, upon presentation and surrender of Coupon X3, pertaining ' to its 6% 20-year first collateral
trust convertible bonds, series "A," pay to ahe bearer thereof the sum
of $475.20 per $1,000 original principal amount of said bonds, at the
holder's option in lawful money of Canada at any branch of The
Royal Bank of Canacia in Canada, or in lawful money of the U. S. of
America at the agency of the said bank in New York, N. Y., or in
lawful money of Great Britain at the office of the said bank in
London, England, at the fixed rate of exchange of one pound sterling
to $4.86% of Canadian money, such payment representing interest
originally payable on Dec. 1, 1941 to Dec. 1, 1946, inclusive,, with
interest on157, p.said interest at the rate of 6% per annum to Oct., 1,
1951.—V. the 219.
' *
Foremost Dairies Inc—Calls Preferred Stock— ' V'
Western RR.—Earnings—
Delaware Lackawanna &
August—
.
., ,
pursuant to which the outstanding common stock would be split on a
basis of three shares for each tV/o shares now outstanding, effective
as of Nov. 15, 1951.
A special meeting of stockholders to consider the proposed amend-
Net
—V. 174, p. 899,
.
,
The directors on Sept. 27 approved a proposed charter
1948
1949
from' raUway... 39,192,434 35,023,297 33,539,923 39,524.708
ry^pe?. Tncomelll '694',391 3',292!645 2',i36;222 4,616,514
Contributions to Subsidiaries
applications with the SEC for authoricontributions to subsidiary companies, as
follows: Binghamton Gas Works, $200,000, to be used for construction
and Home Gas Co.,
$350,000, to be used for construction.
Columbia
and a third subsidiary, Central Kentucky Natural Gas
Co. have applied for an order authorizing Central Kentucky to issue
and sell to Columbia 52,000 additional shares of common stock, $25
par,
for $1,300,000.
Such funds are to be used for the subsidiary's
The
^
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t
.
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_
:
Gross
corporation has filed
zation to make cash capital
to
173 p 2182
1950
1,229,333
539,441
Net from railway...
Net ry. 0per. income
The
construction
._ ,,
,1s Trust Co,f °f New Yor~ ^as
appointed
tiansfer agent for the common stock effective Oct. 1, 1951.
C°v mS nC°Wfln
1S
d on
over-the-counter
market,-V. 173, p. 2388. *
-•
$5,284,853 $3,955,870 $5,508,963
1,510,922
439,990
1,503,655
694,391 '. '143,148
833,406
$5,401,797
Gross from railway....
to borrow
15, 1951,
funds are
Make Capital
To
income taxes—V
bank, loans.—V. 172,
"
1
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Federal Machine & Welder Co.—Transfer Agent—
Including Federal excess mcomc taxes. V. 173, p. 2182.
^~«oP^eTubStomS
its
antee of any funded debt, commercial paper or
p. 2126.
29,309,312 27,243,409
*43,800,000 29,050,000
•''' 519,609
720.997
27,089,157 31.863,509
—' 1,620,150 1,620,150
7,510,905 6,098,724
: - • Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
i
r;
the period..
dividends _
Income for
Preferred
Common diivdends
.
.
corporation on Sept. 24 received SEC authorization
r.ot to exceed $20,000,000 from time to time prior to Dec.
from
11 banks and. to issue 2 Va%
notes therefor. The
The
of
-
increase the
$ .
$
authorized common stock from 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 shares, par $1
308,753,592 272,505,119 each, and to $50 each. If theprelerence stock from 150,000 to 200,000
raise authorized stockholders approve the increase, - the
1,445,441 . 973,552
shares, par
company plans to sell some of the new preference stock which may
310,199,033 273,478,671 have a conveitible feature. The company at present time has no
183,569,888 160,450,716
plans to sell any of the additional common, an official said. Stock25,911,067 24,150,040 .holders restrictions upon the issuance, creation, assumption or guar-.certain at the same meeting will vote on proposed elimination of
allowances, and doubtful receivables
Prov. for Fed. Canadian & state income taxes.
Int. paid & miscellaneous inc. charges....,—
plans to issue $30,000,000 of 4V*%, first mortgage
1972 and $10,000,000 of 15-year debentures, according to
Charles Allen, Jr., Chairman.
a special meeting of stockholders has been called for Nov.
14 to
vote on the proposed financing.
•
It is expected that the bonds will be placed privately and that the
debentures will be offered publicly.
The corporation
will use part of the proceeds to redeem its outstanding $14,367,500 of 4% first mortgage bonds and the remainder
used toward construction of a new mill at Pueblo, Col.—V. 173, p. 2182.
corporation
The
bonds
—
-
■
FhaI
r'nlnrarln
Luiuraao
To Increase Capitalization—Financing Planned— *
The stockholders on Oct. 16 will vote on proposals to
1950
1951
addition to the issue Of $2,000,000 4% term debentures
9 Months Ended July 31—
of 1958, there have been placed privately an issue of
<M
finnnon
AIA.VL
f tjuhnrrtinntorn
corioc V nf
Sales
^
Jj>l,UUU,UUU * (2 /o
*
»■
v
i
o
Interest and miscellaneous income
1958.
The financing was handled through .Reynolds &
Co.—V. 174, p. 1094.
;Total goods sold —
Income —
11
Cost of
i
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/. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
production Hoffman
Mr of Gov-
He said the funds would be used total $60 000
emmert contracts which nresentlv for "financing 000
company XVdT«foolkC« c
to"uSe,nte
company's television receiver production.-V. 173. p. 760.
added 'the
Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.,- REctor 2-9570.
TondontT
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
VSM Zt
p!SubscrlPtlonsDn"etl States' "•s' Possessl°ns' Te"ltorles and Members
..
account
On
VOTE:
,'
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-
fluctuations In the rate
of the
j
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.
...
.
of exchange, remittance
■
for foreign subscriptions and
,
■
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,
a4«rtlsments must be made in New York funds. '
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4
GEC
-
company
covering
-The
100,000
rlman
be
by
&
Incorporated.
are
erbup
Ripley
Co.
-
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,
Business
this
of
I.
••,;,..
,;V'A
year
company during
the first half of 1951 increased
the corresponding period of last year, the companj
a
loss
,■
Units
Eastman,
.950
4,000
the
of
company
30,
June
on
1951
weie
The
company will up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 2
office of Bankers Trust Co., 46 Wall St., New York
purchase
Tie
174,
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California
&
1981.—.
1
net
The
;sIon
($50
Hall &
proceeds will be used to
facilities.—V.
of
139,
Interlake Iron
•
The
share) and accrued dividends..
per
corporation
improvements and
for
pay
3481.
p.
Sept.
20
of
Co.—_
books closed.
Each
-
unit
interest
Units
W.
Tice,
forming
of
.shares
and
Publishers
directors
30,
their
"to
secured.'
be
to
and
They
obligations of
subordinate to certain
are
issuable
in
form
coupon
in
of
$20,
:'Y
,
102% %; if redeemed
1953,
after Sept,
on or after Sept.
on
to
or
1,
time
on
for
called
Sept.
"
to
construct
100%*.
The
Alberta,
ing
are
refinery
of
$40
will
recognized
be
170,
will
"division
a
for
redemption,
but
at
at
York,
the
lot
by
trustee
share
30.
refinery for
into
\n
with
a
is
the
under
fields.
oil
the
of
estimated;,
similar
the
share
the
stock 'on
of
the
the right
basis
debentures.
this
of
the
of
and
also! subject
•
end
to
shares
also
*
1
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„
-f%%
_
of
terminate
'
give
the
stook.
from
proceeds
The
transported into
the
of
June
totalled
first
,'A
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.
.
GIVING
•'
-
.'■■
plus
■;
the
prices
accrued
-
by railway, barge
' A'A'-A
TO
PRESENT
$56,000,000
of
indoor
electric
.
due
•Common
stock
Common
stock
Sept.
of
of
air
high
and
June
30,
to $864,721.
i,
the
ranging
$4,000,000
*
($i
par
".V
*
'
"3,000,000
value$3,000,000
for
with
purchase
warrants,..,..
.
shs
400,000 shs.
400,000
shs!
•Gives effect
Co.
to the borrowing
by the company from Guaranty
of. New York of the full amount of $4,000,000 permitted
.Trust
under the
credit agreement to be entered into
between the company and
Guaranty
Tfust Co. of New York.
The amount of this credit
under the terms of
the said agreement
may be taken down from time to
time to add in¬
cluding March 15, 1953. •. •
■
tOf this amount 400,000 shares
exercise
of
•under the
•number
protect
certain
common
.
;
are
stock
reserved
purchase
heading "Subscriptions and Warrants,"
plus an indeterminate
which may be issuable under
provisions
Pnvately as stated under
and
Warrants."
desiened
against
dilution
is
$8,694,500
proposed refinery.
SUBSCRIPTIONS
estimated
in
order
to
*
,
AND
the company
100,000
the
company
construct
and
"
WARRANTS-By
has agreed
Upper Mississippi Towing Corp.
v0r
that
to
sell
and
c°nsiderat!on of $5,000,
shares
each,
or
an
to
>
will require
,
put
7
,
anm-oxi-
intooperaticthe
F
11 Mie
breakers
voltage
and
its
and
electric
electric
power
sales
net
during
income
1951
sales
the
Oil
dated
&
Fuel
the latter have
agreed
Sept
On
at
the
work
was
all
markets.
to
The
Bristol
provide
total
a
production.
other
*
V"-'V'
;
company's normal
$1,000,000
to
announced
,"•'
the
to
•
Products,' said
both
industries
contracts;?,
in
the
area.
to
24'
„„,i
to-purchase
common stock purchase warrants
aggregate of 200,000 shares
of common
a^eed
27-mile
Gas
supply
Co.,
Co.,
The
.
stk.
and
is
these
Oct.
notes
18,
1951,
3 699 000
;
:
*
•
tThere
I-T-E
Dec.
Mutual
Life
amount
in
the
of
payments
Oct.
such
note
7
20
1,
1961,
payments
when
the
on
commencing
first
the
011
$2,000,000.
on
1,
3%■ %
of
note
dtie, April
provides
1 in each
Oct.
on
becomes
$110,000
agreement
Oct.
on
April
1,
due
each
certain
1966.
also
1
in
payments
the
gate
of
one-half
assets
of
exceeds
consolidated
The'third
of
requires
it
and
principal
current
note
debenaures
p.
with
their
plant
2481.
with
for
■■
its
the
liabilities.
to
company
subsidiaries
payments
made
*•"•:'•
outstanding was
agreement dated as of Nov. 1, 1947,
surance
Co.
It is a 3¥4%
note due
$374,000.
'
of
Dec
in
with The
Nov.
f
1,
Railway
Wall
Pcnn
1959,
in
Mutual
the
=r.
at
prior
to
redeemable
Life
;
1
South-
7
;
"
held.
Unsubscribed
acquaintances ?and
thtf
option
of
the
company
maturity at 100%
and
through a sinking fund.
on
accrued
>
7
)
-
be received by the company
offered and from the sale of
stock now
utilized in
approximately
to
finance
expanded
EFFECT
TO
the
following
'!■•"
sinking
fund
merchandise
PRESENT
inventory.
FINANCING.-;/]
Authorized
Outstanding
debentures,
.
value
stock.
PROGRAM—Of
will
ilcLa
hp'
ment
nf
Sent
17
iki'
navahiA
payment
oJt
than
be
i
charged
The
7
total
par
for
value shares
share of
one
*
'of
in. cash
H'"S? of record as
J int? 'cash dividend
$500,000
amount
principal
of
was
Sept.
may
be
declared
and
made
17,
1951.
The actual
deferred to'not (later
am°Unt °' d'V'dendS !"<"Ul0:"!d Wl"
to
^neae^f^rTuiS
is
the
a, dlvldend payable
v,
of
-
d®ben^res to be dated Oct. 1, 1951, $300,000 thereof
shareholders of record as of Sept. 17, 1951 in pay1 fj
Sept< 17* 1951 and concurrently, namely
f
HhiM
o
■■
•
Dgrodu?ts
th
l
c<?rP°ration. organized
Jh^lesalc drug
in California in March 1920;
and sttndry business.
'
(
...0
;
A
oihe company sells and distributes are purchased
chaws frl
i ° suppliers. There is no concentration of.purmately 2% of thP m5
i,SUPi) r °,r sma11 grouP of suppliers. ApproxiLadco Laboratmitc
?rC
so
by the company is purchased'from
from
as
manv
,
nv
Of
of
the
■"
of ::
19
and
nc%a totally held
anmnyim
75. In,number
In¬
;
cash proceeds to
,
5%
par
note
amount
Journal's
•
-
business
redeemable
date
also
are
on
1950
excess
Street
the
hi*- SSfUe,<l
holders of the outstanding $100
■'Oihctflnrtmt1S<!iAn
shares of the no par value stock,
outstanding $100
aggre¬
under
4
:
.
•..
by
17
Ave.,
———
' $500,000
J
$500,000
j
par
value)250,000 shs.
•90,000shs.
(.neT ?i° par valu® capital stock created as a: result*of the
S"!"' ?f, U\e. ""cles of incorporation ,of the,;pompany, 30.000
and
"
issued
Clair
Panilal °cf' L1' /1966
stock (no
consolidated
$5 500 000 * less
Notes,
Sept.
on
St.
capital
surplus
31
22801
each).S;>;!.£^
are
(3) $24C,OO0
lo-year
maintain
at" least
both
on
the
of
.V'-,"■■■>.':-' :\'
share
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
vear
on
Painesville,
followinS corporate purposes:-(1) $60,000 to r«iy in
„n si°clc to be declared concurrently with the declara^
i fn0,000 dividend; (21 $300,000 to increase present working
and
p tai,
unpaid
earned
equipment
at
•--%
The
each
offered
payment
They
f
'
•
of
construction
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Securities
,0f capital
shs.
respect to the company's common
stock
1950 through the end of the fiscal
year next preceding
which a contingent payment is due
agreement
be
annual
the
with
and (2) '50% of the consolidated
company, and its subsidiaries accumulated after
note
offices
super-modern
172,
be
provides for contingent
inverse
31,
April 1 on
of (1); $800,000
the
The
share
a
interest
„
*1966
each
-
when
City
/
Dallas, Tex.—V. 174, p. 996.
will
.
1951
1
for
dividends
other
plant
new
frPR,0f9EEDS, The. actual
year
after Dec.
in
M°nn
order of
maturities) • on April -1
commencing April" 1, 1952 (and ending
upon
the issu¬
ance and
sale of $3,000,000 of the
company's capital stock or when
the aggregate amount of
contingent payments and prepayments
equals
$860,000)
in the amount by which the total of
in
and
Ohio.—V.
year-until
and
the
commence
1952, and to complete it by Dec. 31 of that year.
•
for*'annual
agreement
balance
until
note
the
in
a
note
$87,500
note
1953,
The
(applicable
of
unpaid
second
Oct.
becomes due.
payments
note
the
to
Gray has been named Director of Public Relations for this
T. M. Martin,
President.
Mr.
Gray formerly
of
interest.
the
is
The
to >Lake.
Concurrently, the company is publicly offering $200,000 of 15-year 5% sinking fund debentures dated Oct. 1,
any
outstanding. Two notes were issued by
dated
May 29, 1951, with The -Penn
One is a 3% note due Oct.
1, 1961, in
$1,325,000; the second
to Lake
gas
1951, and due Oct. 1, 1966, at 100% of
principal amount
notes
Insurance Co.
of
Co.,
Shore,
associates.
agreement
amount
Gas
day
sell
Painesville.
Lake
issued
were
three
are
under
17,
Edition
shares
of Sept
25
1951
interest;- the earliest
is
at
per
•■'
Lincoln's
H.
fifth
.
as
latest
County
Co.
gas
and
Offered—The company is
offering to stockholders of rec¬
Sept. 17 the prior right to subscribe on or before
Oct.
15, 1951, for 40,000 additional shares of capital
stock (no par) at
'$10 per share on the basis of\four-
,
265',922
Co.'s
ord
60 000 shs
500,000 shs.
the
'-••
Transmission-
:)of
deliver
to
proposes
Lalce
.70,000
,
Gas
million cubic feet
directs
Los Angeles Drug
15o'445
•
Tennessee
Ashtabula, Ohio, where is will connect
existing line, to be- acquired from The
of
position
west
; "
'
and
to
The
$6,750 000
%
affirmed, after a rehearing, its
this company to acquire, .con¬
to supply the northeastern Ohio
Lion Oil Co.—Director of Public Relations—
.
Outstanding
181,750
has
with
company, according to
was
in an executive
-
net
60,000 shs.
.
to
17
Alkali
order
executive
Cleveland
six
'
notes aggregating $7,000,000
the "company" "and bear 2%%
by
Diamond
FPC's
moved
1950
of
the
Authorized
$50)_
(par
$10).:_I__1„_:_
(par
date
of
pfd.
•
authorizing
which
(in units of $100
>
6.
p.
173, p. 861¥
All
plants,
equip¬
'For
No limit
$4,000,000
174,
Lincoln Electric Co.—Moves Into New Plant—
:
PRESENT FINANCING
.
"
the
V.
.•■•
■
15
from
$21,149,098
to
above^—V.
Co.
will
the project by Sept. 1,
subsidiaries
year
Commission
section
Gas
The
switchboards
switching
$1,677,898.
amounted
Co.
.
Line
and
capital
power
calendar
these
issued
current
agreement
Western
fctock, and by agreement dated Sept.
24, 1951, the
company has
to
1,249,500 shares of comthe headings "Proceeds"
,
PROCEEDS—It
inately
xor
below
of- shares
fi0(?bei"? so
"Subscriptions
*951.
the
upon
described
stock
maturity
balance
,
issuance
warrants
such common stock purchase
warrants
SGives effect to the issuance
and sale of the
in0j
and
for
• <\
h
,....
.
■"%¥'••.;•;
pipeline facilities
Pipe
$34,000,000
120,000
convertible
•Eight .of
■were
.
i-
§2',00o'ooo
shs.
latter
civilian
of
for
company
Refractories
February
Shore
by .the company's subsidiary
Railway
&
Industrial Engineering Co.
and as of Sept. 25, 1951,
aggregated
$1,135,000
($1,000,000 at 2V2%
and
$135,000 at 3% l; 'the earliest
maturity date is Oct.-7', 1951. ahd the latest is
Dec. 12, 1951."
3 000 000
-
the
Meadville, Pa.',
Shore
John
be
and
company
circuit
1954
tlCommon
Outstanding
%$4,000 000
fund
l; 1961-_____:_
for
cost
a
floor space
interconnection
Tennessee
■-v"
will
outdoor
ended
S4V2%
■
•
debentures
of
near
Lake
dividends, 'depend¬
compared
distribution
power
-,2'/2%-3% jinsepuiecl notes to
banks_T
tUnsecured iong term notes.z-^—
41/2% -5% 1st mtges. due 1955 & 1959
4'/2%
Dominion bank loan due
Aug.
FINANCING
Authorized
•
products
at
the
("■ 1
addition
•.-
operate
the
■■■
—
and
.
and
with
are
.■•-'■*."••''■
*;
,
offering
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Seven
EFFECT
mortgage loan
5%% subordinate sink,
year
•%■••■
of
by
Power
last
.
shares
-
$34,784,425
income
v,
area
.%;■/%A
Federal
of
system
,
conversion
a
preferred
at
company
per
share,
redemption. '
manufacture
for
months
refinery in the Duluth-Superior area will,
products a substantial
marketing advantage
its
products
metal
feet
2437.
p.
point
a
the
at
h
.
.
into common stock at
the
of
EARNINGS—Consolidated
entered
-
.
,
gas.
%%.'•',
project, estimated to cost about $1,450,000, will include ap-:
proximately 45 miles of 10%-inch line extending northwesterly,-from
of
holders
to
"
$51
of
manufacture
totalled
proposed
contract entered
has
% *
!
been established
This
circuits
and
steel
structures
for
mounting such
The company also produces subassemblies for
jet engines,
radar
antennae
and cones for
television picture tubes.
Plants
are
operated in Pniladelphia, Pa.;
Greensburg, Pa.;-and Toronto, Canada.
..Employees ..numbered 4,531 as of June
30,. 1951.
Co., which distributes petroleum products
Refineries
for
Co.
will be in
rehabilitated
square
with natural
area
equipment.
the
of
Martin
Harbison-Walker
struct
convert
to
45
As
right, shall
1951.
common
option
date
industrial
ment
proposed
CAPITALIZATION
Ten
output
a'marketing
International
pipeline.
.
entire
enameled
subcontracted
The
and
working capital required in connection with a
increasing volume of business currently handled
by the com¬
its subsidiaries.. Unfilled orders of I-T E and
subsidiaries
the
for
ten-year contract with Imperial Oil Ltd. for supplies of
crude oil
Location
-over
states^
western
from Alberta
ft
years
Western Oil & Fuel
several
into
period of ten
a
sell
L.
production
being
170,
order
v
of
,
to
"
•
have
Lake Shore Pipe Line Co.—Order Reaffirmed—
r.-V
BUSINESS—Principal business
is
transportaing crude oil from the oil fields of
refinery" will have a capacity of approximately
day and will cost an estimated $7,000,000. Funds for
agreed
be
See
of
the
under
numbers
•-
$1,000
Oct.
New
draw
the present time have
common
vlast December. - v , r
;
now
has
company
Fcrce.
Thunder jet
'
second
Laclede-Christy Co.—Sale of Plant—
as
and
the
company
The
the
a
assembly of com¬
Corp.'s F-84 Thunder-
convertible
33/2%
improvements
pany
construction will be obtained from this
financing and a
first mortgage loan.
The majority of the common stock of
has been subscribed for by Western Oil & Fuel
Co.- and
Upper Mississippi Towing Corp.
'•'•
issue, any
and
D.' Hackley,
Geneial Manager of Kaiser Metal
20 to 25%* of the precision
machine work for
■—V.
$4,000,000
the
of
is
that
publishing
as
to
the procurement of
manufacture
V
750,000
S.
1396.r'
p.
outstanding
of
for-redemption,
on
per
at
per
upon
steadily
The
10,000 barrels per
the
facilities
Pipe Line
Canada.
CO;,
1950,
each
PROCEEDS—Net
prior
1, 1954, but prior
Sept. 1, 1955, but
debentures
and
the
.■*.».
$52.50
organized on Sept. 28, 1950, proposes to
in Carlton' County, Minnesota, near th.e
company,
refinery
Lakehead
•
1960,
as
present
redeemable
-
redemption through the operation of the sinking funds,
BUSINESS—The
•
1,
the
price
any
after
or
of
The preferred stock is convertible
Sept. 1, 1954, 102%; if redeemed
Sept. 1, 1955, 101%% ; if redeemed on or after
prior,to Sept. l, 1956, 101 XUif redeemed on or after Sept. 1, '1956,
hut prior to Sept. 1, 1957,
101%; if redeemed on or after Sept. 1, 1957,
hut prior to Sept. 1, 1958, 100%%
;
if redeemed on or after Sept. 1,
1958, but prior to Sept. 1,. 1959, 100%%; if redeemed on or 'after
Sept. 1, 1959, but prior to Sept. 1, 1960, 100(4%; if redeemed at
to
output
Sept. 25 by a
headed jointly by Smith, Barney & Co. and C. G.
Collings & Co., Inc. at $51 per share, plus accrued divi¬
dends from Sept. 15, 1951.
*
V' '
::
A':''AA
1953,
S. Air
lor
from Glenn
defense
plant
of
announced
that this
Laurel* 'Publishers,
to;%,,
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
Public offering of 60,000 shares of 4 Va% convertible
pre¬
ferred stock ($50 par value) was made on
•
company at its option may at any time redeem all or any of
outstanding debentures at the following redemption prices together
with acerued interest to the redemption date:' if redeemed
prior to
Sept. 1, 1952, 103% ; if redeemed on or after Sept. 1, 1952, but
prior to
1,
the U.
iines
Shore
the
Sept.
contract—the
August.
The
21
plan
Bristol, Pa., plant parallel to sub-assembly and final as¬
wings for
the Canberra
twin-jet
light bomber.
A
sub¬
on
contract
1,000
Co
&
sembly
in
Co.—V.
Trust
1,
into
business
900.
p.
$100, $500
7A
present
24 announced
Sept.
on
defense
Production
time,
there
are
outstanding $3,508,000 principal
Amount of the 3V%% convertible debentures due
May 1, 1965.—V.' 174,
company, but are not
senior indebtedness.
They
denominations
corporation
aircraft
company's
"J-x
authorized the call
19
redeemed.
be
stock
of
At
the
each.
$1,000
no
jet Fighter for
group
The
is
proposal to
to
6,000,000
shares.
453.
p.
1.000
2,000
1965,
May
debentures
close
1,
debentures
of
debentures
,
direct
Textbook
Midland
dated
common
of
consists
250
are
Yarnall
operate
$1,000,000
of
Marine
Holders
combined in denominations of $100 principal
25, shares of common stock; $500 and 125
shares, respectively.
+
or
2,000
will
Sept.
on
1951,
debentures
and
$1,000 and
debentures
The
are
be issued
debentures
174,
plete fuselage aft' sections for Republic Aviation
1,000
Woodard-Elwood & Co.—1,000
President, on Sept.
a
new
unit, known
International
The
the debentures from Sept. 1, 1951.
on
may
there
that
stated
shares.—V.
a
4,000,000
568,000
jet
—
company's expanding activities in the trade book
indenture
$20 principal amount of debentures and five shares of
common stock.
The price per unit was $25 plus accrued
„amount
from
2,000
White & Co.
Chas. B.
'
,
the
approving
on
1.000
Co
at 103%, plus accrued interest, or a total
redemption price of $1,047.40 for each $1,000 of debentures.
Refineries,
and
vote
stock
outstanding
Kaiser Metal Products, Inc.—New Jet Contract—
Harold E. Wood & Co.——
'
debentures due May
further
a
will
common
presently
are
directors
This
International Utilities Corp.—Partial Redemption—
I
authorization
the
Oct.
Inc.—Offering of Securities
Oversubscribed—Eastman, Dillon & Co. and First South¬
west Company headed an underwriting group which on
Sept. 25 offered for public sale on a unit basis $3,000,000
10-year 5^2% subordinate sinking fund debentures dated
Sept. 1,' 1951 and due Sept. I, 1961 and 750,000 shares of
common stock at $1 par value.' The
offering was over¬
subscribed
2,000
12,000
4,000
Js
the
The
?:
expansion and improvement program of $14,000,000 which will lift pig
iron producing capacity to 1,620,000 tons a year.—V, 174, p. 366.
International
&
field. % Laurel
of
'
announced
The
additional
4,000
2,000
,
There
•
Corp.—Expansion Planned—
on
5
Nov.
on
authorized
the
increase
shares.
International Textbook Co.—Forms New Unit—
handle
expanJ
J
-
&
C. Wheat & Co.
J.
V
.
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
-
2.000
174,. p. 900.
company
residents only 20,000 shares of 5.6% cumulative preferred
stock at par
Hess—
Lawrence
and associates on Sept. 13 offered to Illinois; %
(Inc.)
Co., Inc.—, 6,000
stockholders
The
Thomas
;
Stone & Co.—^
Richards
—V.
AAA A A'A-
Illinois Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—Harris,
Co.
&
Janney & Co
receive bids at
15, N. Y., for
'A/ '.
19si
—
*
Hill
first mortgage bonds due
of $15,000,000
it
from
996.
p.
30
_
1,000
Securities Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
'
' ;
1,000
—
—
Stroud & Co., Inc
——
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
1,000
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
Fridley
—
Paine,
1,000
Corp.__
Robertson
Hayden
•Tie
Clarke
Pancoast
First
Inc.
4.000
Sherrerd
Union
Dewar,
312,95$,
Idaho Power Co.—Bids for Bonds—
June
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—To Increase
Stk.
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
1
6,000.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_ 12,000
Rotan Mosle & Moreland_^
6,000
Scherck, Richter Co
4,000
Shields & Co.___^
12,000
Phillips Cov
W.
,
assets
of
change
*
2,000
Co., Inc
&
Richard
Dallas
year.
admitted
and-n^S
•
Units;
.
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
2,000
1,000
Butcher
•'.
-
20,000
&
•Caldwell
according to the balance sheet contained in the report,
ilurp'lus as regards stockholders amounted to $141,125,378. Other
principal items in the balance sheet were cash, $30,427,259; U
o.
'Government bonds, $108,056,229; and other stocks and bonds, $169,*194,569.—V.
173, p. 2089.
:¥357
■
& Co._— 30,000
Co.———,
1_—
Bingham, Walter & Hurry-
half
Total
-
Dillon
Southwest
Battles
for damage to properties in the November windstorm
operations during the first six months of 1951 resulted
$4,359,909 compared with a profit of $8,676,316 m the
of
as
wern
30,000' sharp
%
year
this
•mdenvriting
;n'
shares, respective].
respective number of units to be purchased by each, are as follows:
n.,r
income from dividends, interest and rents was $5,08o,163
with $4,698,923.
Due substantially to the additional claims
paid
stock
preferred
to
numbei
1951,
10,
to
-—
First
•compared
Incorporation
the
'
$364,717 in the 1950 period
with
compared
$6,065,583
of
of
stock
were
.
six
was
net
shares
Articles
preferred
and' these
the
company's
articles
of
incorporation Wem
the number of authorized preferred
shares
60,000 with a par value of $50 each and to spepiiy certain
provisions
applicable to such shares.
On Sept. 24, 1951, by resolution of'
thrcompany's directors the remaining provisions were specified,
including
the dividend rate, the redemption price and the terms of
conversion
into common stock. '
v .',
Sept.
amended
agreement between them and the company, nave
...
vhile
On
$100
^
.
windstorm, the report noted, developed 146,677 claims to
v,he .company, involving $14,456,333 in losses.
1QCi1"
Net profit
from sale or redemption of securities during the 1951
aalf
/
.
Towing Coip., pu
Upper Mississippi
and
authorized
of
..
The
Hear.;
*
company.
company's
the
value
par
authorized
the
of
the
1951,
increase
a
Monday, October 1,
195^
.
.
.
of common stock at a price 01
The agreement between the company,and
Eastman, Dillon & Co. and First Southwest Co. provides for the sub¬
••'vr:;
scription' by Eastman, Dillon & Co. and First Southwest Co. to an
HOn Aug.
11,
1950, the company's articles of incorporation
aggregate of 150.000 shares of common stock at a price of $1 per snare,
were
amended to increase the .authorized common stock to
to be paid in cash, "with the privilege of assigning such subscription t
500,000 shares
each with a par value of $10.
the extent of not more than 50,000 shares.
It is the intention of East¬
\
;" 1
'
: t
man, Dillion & Co,'and First Southwest Co. to permit other -members,
UNDERWRITERS—-The compeny has agreed to sell and
underwriters
of the underwriting group to take up such subscription for not mor
named below have agreed, severally and not jointly, to
purchase; the
than 50,000 shares.-'The Interests of Eastman, Dillon & Co. and tf irsc
number
of
shares
of
preferred stock set opposite their
respective
Southwest Co. in said agreement are several and not joint ana are as
names;
follows: Eastman, Dillon & Co., 60%
First Southwest Co., 40%.
;
Shares
Shares
The common stock purchase warrants, which are to be transferable,
Smith, Barney & Co
20.500
Schmidt, Poole & Co.
).—__
3,000
will give to the holders thereof the right to purchase common stock
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.
10,500
Biddle, Whelen & Co.__._n_
2,000
at $1 per. share to and including Sept. 28, 1957, $1.50 per share to a-nd
Kidder, geabody & Co
6,000
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc
2,000
including Sept. 28, 1959. and $2 per share thereafter during the life of
Stroud & Company, Inc.-4
Moore, Leonard & Lynch.n
4,000
2 000
the warrants, will be exercisable at any time or from time to time
H. M. Byllesby and Co.
Yarnall & Co.
4,000
(Inc.) l'soo
after Dec. 31, 1951, during a period of 10 years.
'
Ritcr & Co,________—___
^ Janney & Co
—*
3,000
i('500
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
—V. 174, p. 900.
premiums
first
the
Fuel Co.
share to be paid in cash.
per
written during the 1951 half year were the largest
months in the history of the company, amounting
,*-,0 $93,056,005, an increase of 15% over the comparable 1950 period,
•Harold V. Smith, President, stated in the report.
•
The Home earned a net income of $6,790,013. after all chaiges, in
;he first
half of
1951
compared with $9,794,335 in the 1950 half
Net
>:or any
and
valu
'
;
■
N. Y.—Reports Record Business
Home Insurance Co.,
substantially over
Oil
the aforesaid
21,
to
with
each
aggregate of 1,099,500 shares,
an
or
'
company
p.'365.
of
stock
common
Western
agreed to subscribe severally to 499,500 and 600,000
manu
of the manu¬
facture
and distribution
of papers for 'a wide variety of essential
economic
uses,
particularly in the field of special industrial and
converting papers.
The purpose of the present common stock issue
"is
to
provide funds'to increase working capital,* for general cor¬
porate purposes and for possible timberland acquisitions.
V, T<4,
The
purchase warrants for an
suant to
and
price
offering
public
The
of
&
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
is engaged primarily in the business
underwriting
stock
through an under-,
Curtis and Har-
offered for public sale
Paine, Webber, Jackson
to
headed
shares
writinc
a
June
amended
consideration of $5,000 comn on
additional aggregate of 2Q0,000 snare
to purchase, for. a similar
have agreed
with the
registration statement
shares of common stock (no par).
filed
25
Sept.
on
On
and'the latter
& Co. and First Southwest Co.
to sell to Eastman, Dillon
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.—Registers With SECThe
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(1196)
are
ato
&1945
buildings
is also the
ScSdere"8.
subsidiary of the
wholly"owncd
at
1136
A
0
company.
A ?
^ company'
subsidiary,
nil w°rpo^a5,ion*
4 S^n
Ifc is the
was
organized
owner
of
Dec.
the land
Julian Street; Los Angeles, Calif;, and
the warehouse
property at 1224 San Julian Street.
«
,
174
Volume
Number 5051
-
.
.
.
the
Ladco
Gas
Securities and Exchange Commission—•
covering
••
v,
-
proceeds are to be
ments.-r-v..-173,'p. 13.77.
The
proceeds
'-
of
the
such
items
Corp.,
of
the
Of
the
PROCEEDS—The
and
funds
?
to
financing
of
ordinary, course
the
"•
.
activities,^'/,'
\
Outstanding
Authorized
.
19,350 shs.
75,000 shs..
cumul. conv. pfd. stock (par $41
Common stock (par 10 cents)
6%
"
1,000,000 shs.
*327,414 shs,
the common shares reserved for con¬
version of the preferred stock or to the outstanding options to acquire
common
stock granted to certain officers and to the underwriters.
In connection
with the public offering of the 103,330 shares, the
underwriters will receive an underwriting commission or discount of
not
does
♦This
effect
give
$375,000.
of
"
-
■ "
<
V
to
:'/>•/■.•
Y.
N.
was
Chautauqua County Bank of Jamesa price of $80 per share in cash, on
75% (or such lesser percentage as the
that
holders
the
the
Co.
y
Net
of-
"
Net
—V.
(H. R.) MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada—Registers With SEC—Proposed Acquisition and
Change in Name—■ • -- - -. - /; ■;// •': ■:
•', V;
• • •*'
The company, on Sept., 26 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 2,281,582 shares of class B capital stock
(no par) to
he offered, in exchange for outstanding stock of Bloedel Stewart &
"Welch, Ltd. on the following basis: 44.54596 shares of each ordinary
share, of Bloedel and tworfifts of a share for each preference share /
Bloedel.
to
name
..V"*
""
v-.
*"•'
the
at
such
company will change
.
rate
of
2%
of
shares
capital stock of The
The
stock
common
Syracuse Trust Co.
for
corporation
r
The
•
letter
of
common
employes
go
with
filed
was
5
SEC
the
of
stock
its
Stock Offered—The
proceeds
added to
will be
and used as part
Year End. June 30—
,,
after
shs.
Of
on
♦Earns,
stock
the
funds of the
general
G.
/
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<
•
.
Allan
v
freight
additional
600
1951
for
nounced
U.
1,296
cars
the
covers
,
/
SEC
$7,623,881
$3,560,421
$5,260,999
$11.27
$10.35
corporate
purposes."
covering
for
company
14 filed a letter of notification with tha
of common stock (no par) to be purchased by
to employees.-^V. 173, p. 2091.
'
/
/
Sept.
on
$280,000
resale
,
$15.80
—2.———
,
..
$6.62
on
Montgomery Ward & Co.-
EFFECT
TO
•
♦Adjusted retroactively for
2-for-l
split.
>
;
,
4 V.%
stock
film
Common
($50
nfd
stock
($5
par
value)——
250,000 shs.
*
cfnrk
par
t
value)—l——■-/
«-
8,000,000 shs.
_•
423,004 sns.
5,583,800shs,
certif¬
The stockholders on Sept. 20 approved an amendment to its
This amendment provides for: (1) the author¬
250,000 shares of preferred stocky of par valueof $50 per share; (2) the conversion of the presently authorized shares
of capitSI stock of par value of $5 per share of the corporation , issued
and Unissued, into the same number of, shares (Of, common stock or
par value of $5 per share of the corporation: (3) the increase in tne
V
icate of incorporation.
ization of the issue of
stock which the corporation has
and 8,000,000 shares. The change
of the capital stock to common stock is a change in name only and
will not require an exchange of stock certificates.number
of
authority
shares
to
issue
BUSINESS—The
of
such
from
of
merchandise
corporation was
1929,
to
acquire
and
Sept.
Trust Co. of
time to time
incorporated in Delaware on
the capital stocks of The Marine
16 other banks. - The corporation has from
acquired the capital stocks of additional banks, in some
23,
Buffalo
instances.for
1950
$
...
338,712,680 351,560,25a
sold
81,417,078
Wages' and. salaries—
..
52,230,478
Depreciation
Other
;
(net)_
expenses
Operating profit
Social
security,
property, and sundry taxes.—_
Other
12,946.789
525,390
income
•v
717,603
Provision
Net
for Federal
earnings
taxes
on
1—
—
Cash
dividends
on
class
Cash
dividends
on
comm
Earnings
—V.
common
per
Prov.
Net
deductions
for
—
Common
Common
Net
from
Net
ry.
on
327,853
Net
from
Net
ry.
150,000
8,232.105
600,000
4,443,493
common
1,844,469
payment of 10%
share—
shares
outstanding
stock dividend.—V. 173, p.
on
6,036,444
July 23,
2291.
Corp. of California—Files—
The corporation on Sept. 18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $15,400 of 10-year debentures*
4% series, Jo be offered
in denominations of $1,000, $500 and $100, through Guardian Securities
Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used for general
corporate purposes.—V. 173, p. 2190.
Mercantile Acceptance
stock—$1
,
income
;.!
6,502,378
705,439
705,439
$3.79
...
6,502,378
$31.41
;
1951
$254,172
16,808
1949
1948
$220,801
$318,997
88,557
65,551
106,041
33,025
64,845
56,161
83,539
1,689,185
*27,809
1,700,768
1,906,099
1,954,678
income
304,000
443,928
513,856
201,632
347,921
463,488
540,039
174, p. 849.
Mutual Telephone Co.
company
1950
$311,845
■
railway
railway.
$4.14
1951, after
per-share-.-
stock
A
"
oper.
common
$4.63.
22,887,617
v' "
railway
oper.
from
5,104,434
4,485,443
25,353,178
share
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
— ~—
per
Gross
1,100,670
income
dividends paid or declared;
r—
dividends paid or .declared
------stock dividend payable July 23, 1951—
♦Earnings
♦Based
011
3,725,067
income
Preferred
taxes
20,100,000
—
Montour RR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross from
10,833,732
——--
Federal
.6,464,743
23,960,000
income.
174, p. 997.
From Jan. 1—
20,659,469,. 13,664,392
20,275,793
5,826,374
6,044,000
1,675,877
1,590,637
Depreciation
767/2 9 d
20,134,079
-i——
77,806,401
19,273,319
5,744,616
46,485,969
788,233
/
amortization .;
and
common
7,000,000
/
$
Cost
Outstanding
_
.
502,516,251 506,176,319
Net. :sales
//
l:. Awarded Navy Contract— ''
Other
pfd.
/,
1951
'
stock
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Cum.
Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
.
•
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
SEC—
Montana Power Co.—Files With
'
The/ company
s; "
.
company shops
own cars is a
901."/ ■/
one
$3.62
$3.74
$4.13
$4.82
continuing
: 831
.
other
havfr
in 1952.
The program previously an¬
building of 750 freight cars of various
are
du
Fond
at
/
901
"
..
additional capital stock of The Syracuse
additional/capital to retire its $1,100^000
of outstanding debentures and to broaden its banking facilities.
The
balance of such proceeds will be available for investment in other
constituent banks, for acquisition of other additional banks, and for
that the directors
now in course of construction in the
Lac, Wis.
This program of building its
which was begun in 1949.—V. 174, p.
which
types
5,304
"
com-
per
President, announced
MacNamara,
the
-
such proceeds to subscribe for
Trust Co. which will apply the
;
.
purchase of 20 additional diesel-electric locomotives for
This will give the System a total of 99 diesel-electrio
locomotives consisting of. 137 units.
^
Mr.
MacNamara
also announced arrangements for the building of
$90,872,077
June 30-—$278,636,137 $62,695,281 $61,896,041
"4,263
5,560
6,571
Personnel on June 30—'
/
8,226
Backlog
With
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sauli Ste Marie Ry.—
1948
../•
5,254
;///':
$10,769,354
share
Files
Sept. 18 filed a letter of notification with th»
shares qf common stock to be offered at $1 per
The proceeds are to be used to construct
on
300,000
terminal.
truck
/
earned
Sz
value
—
Commission—
without underwriting.
a
corporation.
■■
•
'. A contract to build a jet-powered "Cargo unloader' type helicopter
The
corporation intends to use approximately $5,000,000 of such
has been awarded to this corporation, the Navy announced on Sept. 24.
proceeds to
subscribe
for
additional capital stock of The Marine
The corporation's winning design uses a Single, three-bladed rotor
Midland Trust Co. of'New York, to' enable that constituent bank to
driven by small jet engines on the blade tips.—V. 172, p. 1733.
broaden its; banking facilities to meet increasing demands. -The cor¬
poration plans to apply up to $2,000,000 of such proceeds to pay or
to reimburse its treasury for the cost of such shares of capital; stock
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
of The Nationals Chautauqua County Bank of Jamestown
as it may
1950
"1951
Years Ended June 30—
/ ;
\
arouire pursuant to the offer described below under "Proposed Acqui-.
■' '$
sitions,"
If the corporation should acquire control of The Syracuse/
433,074,249 367,581,792
Trust Co. pursuant to its offer therefor described below under the
359,921,459 307.381,735
same
subheading, the corporation plans to use up to $2,000,000 of r
of
corporation
covering
without solicitation: on
168, p. 648.
Terminals, Inc., IHTver,. Del.
Mid-States
Securities and Exchange
share,
$27,438,060 $21,587,443 $21,875,379 $12,390,273
surplus
mon
1949
19450
2,395
share-
As of June 30—
♦Book
•
.
30^—__
—
Capital
Exchange Commission—
filed with the SEC on Sept. 10 covering
was
standing preferred stock voluntarily offered
part of company and for working capital.—V.
SEC
14.000
$66,623,014 $38,688,383 $32,659,384 $20,704,996
1,675,327
2,815,219
.1,731,832
3,291.262
676,458
454,848 .v 453,794
681,520
outstdg.-
com.
per
Payroll
notification
letter of
delivery in 1952.
sharehold¬
June
Cooperative Wholesale, Minneapolis, Minn.—
$250,000 of 4% subordinated debenture notes and 500 shares of 4%
preferred stock, series D (par $100), to be offered at principal amount,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase out¬
-Earnings—
1951
taxes—
♦Common shares outstdg.
ers
Mo.—Files—
on
company
Files With Securities and
A
(par
•
Sales
Nnumber
173, p. 1700.
company,
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.-
Preferred
■
Sept. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 29,000 shares of common stock
(par $8) to be offered
at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to increase capital and surplus.
/ ;
V
The
approved
Earnings
southwesterly to Sturgis. In addition,
6.5-mite
point about midway on the - Marshall-
,
share
covering
•
Mid-Continent Casualty Co., Kansas City,
Midland
The record date is to
the
-
originally was filed by National Utilities Co/ of
subsequently changed its name to Michigan Gas
which
Utilities Co.—V.
f-
$1) to be offered at $7 per share to
without underwriting. V The proceeds will
to Joe Weinstein, President, who is the selling stockholdr.—V. 172,
2611.'
■.
■
shares
P.
notification
of
'
5-mile line from Hillsdale to Jonesville and a
a
application
Michigan,
the
reserves
will be
westerly from a
Coldwater line to Union City.
1
each
'
running
line
a
such
v.""-
The
record
16 for
223,352 shares of new 4%% cumulative convertible pre-/
ferred stock at par ($50 per share) on the basis of one
preferred share for each 25 common shares held.
The
offering has heen- underwritten by The /First . Boston
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc., and Granbery, Marache & Co.
•/..■/
note
_
174, p. 637.
there
Mays (J. W.) Inc., N. Y.—Filing With SEC—
A
company-is offering to its common stockholders of
Sept. 28 the right to subscribe on or before Oct.
PROCEEDS—The
$1,811,869 ' $2,124,103 $12,620,013 $10,581,625
income
1,898,612
11,022,189- 9,150,619
charges—--. ,-..1,397,148
oper.
after
Hillsdale and a 22.5-mile line
to
right to acquire such lesser' per¬
centage of stock as may be deposited, but in no event less than 66%%'
thereof.—V. 174, p. 996.
.'•?
:
■
1/' •
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V/:4/
Marine Midland Corp.—Preferred
l
59,444,740
10,043,900
64,660,657
14,604,545
1,808,097
Michigan Gas will construct a 22.7-mile line extending from a con¬
with
Panhandle's system,
near
Marshall, in a
southerly
direction to Coldwater.
From there a 20-mile line will extend easterly
supplied by
Co.
••"•
application, the MacMillan
MacMillan' & Bloedel. Ltd.;
Following
8,520,4 ;(i
.
nection
.
of
9,400,516
2,118,395
.
■
Gas.
amendment. /" /..V--\
•
The offer is subject
to the acceptance■;thereof by the holders of
not less than 80%; (80,000 shares) of the stock of The Syracuse Trust
be
•
-
---"$13,330,780 $12,452,666 $91,945,221 $80,070,265 1
The National
1951,
7,
;
1951—Month—1950 1951—7 Mos.—1950- "
13,343,571 $12,493,562 $92,031,410 $80,369,600
12,791 / , .40,896/
'86,139
299,343
Period End. July 31—
•
>.
the company's aggregate credit lines amounted
to approximately $1,600,000
distributed among five banks located in
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.—V. 174, p. 719.
v ■
'
,
- ;
i
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'
*- •<'
! V
* •
', ,'1'•>,
r'i
Sept.
to pay indebtedness, to purchase new mining
capital.—V. 171, p. 950.
*
' "
\r
working
Operating revenues
Uncollectible «oper. rev-
'
„
registration statement with the
$5 par common stock.
corporation proposes to offer these shares in exchange for all
issued and outstanding capital-stock of The Syracuse Trust
the
of
and its subsidiary engage, principally in the business
notes secured ; by chattel mortgages on automobiles
accepted by dealers in the sales of the cars, and in lending money
,against,, and otherwise-, dealing in, accounts and other
receivables,..;
/both secured and unsecured. The company in turn resells or pledges
such
notes
and
receivables
with banks for
loans '.at substantially
-lower rates of interest than that which it receives from its customers.
of
and
was established
United States, has its
The
of
purchasing
As
by
determine,' but
may
corporation on Sept. 21 filed
covering 276,000 shares of its
SEC
;(V The "company
of
share
which
The
engaged ,in the
a
wholly owned
been
has
200,000 shares are to be-offered to the pubjlio...
Stolle, Baiter & Co.,. Spokane, Wash.
The
share and
per
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
,
Registration With SEC—Proposed Acquisition—
organized in New York on Feb. 24, 1949,
commercial finance and factoring busi¬
ness.
It has
subsidiary, Lowell Adams Discount Co.,
Inc.,■'■■which engages in the time sales or-automobile finance business.
Its executive offices are located at 250 West 57th Street, New York,
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
per
cents
Operating revenues
'
*
-
of The Syracuse Trust Co., with adjustments to eliminate fractional
•shares, on condition that the holders of 80% (or such lesser per¬
centage as the corporation may determine, but not less than 66%%)
of the stock of The Syracuse Trust Co. accept such offer.
The Syra¬
cuse
Trust Co.,
45, cents per share.
As additional compensation, the underwriters will
which was established in 1903, is incorporated under
receive
a
non-negotiable,
non-transferable and non-divisible option, ; the Banking Law of the State of New York, has its main office in
to purchase,
at any time from Oct./l, 1952 to Dec., 31, 1952, one
Syracuse, N. Y., maintains five.,branch offices, and is a member of
share of common stock at $1 per share for each 12 shares of common
the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor-,
stock the underwriters may; sell to the general public at the public
poration.
As of June 30, 1951, it had total resources of $76,596,000,
•offering price Of $2.37% per share.
However, in the event that the
total
deposits of $71,295,000, and capital.i -stock,
surplus, undivided
ent're
issue is
sold by the
underwriters before the termination of
profits and reserve for retirement of debentures of $3,506,000.
Such
the' underwriting
agreement, the aforesaid option shall entitle the
.offer will1 be made by a prospectus,-; after the registration statement
underwriters to purchase, 10,000 shares of common stock.' In addition
filed by the< corporation on Sept. 21, 1951, under the Securities Act
the
company
agrees to pay the underwriters,
as a bonus, the sum
cf 1933, has become effective with respect to the approximately 276,000
of
$7,500, in the event the entire issue is sold.
The underwriters
shares of common stock which the corporation might issue pursuant to
have
agreed"'between themselves that they will participate equally
such offer.
H':. /
/•; ,.i./: /'/-;/■/ •
:
in said option and bonus.
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Sept. 7 filed a letter of notification with the 3EO
shares of non-assessable common
stock
(par
10)
shares are to be optioned to underwriters at
Michigan Bell Telephone Co*—Earnings—
.
"uY
.
Wash.-—
Spokane,
Co.,
pot less than 66%%) of the stock. ,
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
Chautauqua County Bank of James-' '
This company (formerly the National Utilities Co. of
in 1831, is incorporated under the laws :■ / ■
of the
main office in Jamestown, N.> Y., main¬
Michigan) has issue $3,150,000 of first mortgage 3%%
tains two
branch offices,
and is a member of the Federal Reserve
;
bonds, due in 1976, to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
As of June
New York, it was announced on Sept. 24.
y
30. 1951. it had total resources of $15,356,000. total deposits of $13,The proceeds of the loan will be used to retire $1,400,000 of first
657,000, and capital stock, surplus and undivided profits of $1,481,000.
If such offer shall be accepted by all the holders of capital stock of
mortgage bonds held by The' Mutual Life, and to provide funds re¬
The National Chautauqua County Bank of Jamestown, the corporation
quired to make natural gas available to Coldwater, Sturgis and Hills¬
would expend a total of $2,000,000 on such acquisition.
If this trans¬
dale, Mich.•_/
.
.
".// .
action is consummated,
I ne
rederal
Power
Commission on Sept. 21
granted temporary
the corporation plans to consolidate Union
Tru t, Co. of Jamestown- with The National Chautauqua County Bank..
authorization.to this company for the construction of approximately
of Jamestown. /
./ ■/".■•./■;»/
....
77 miles of pipeline in Michigan which would carry
natural gas to
the Sturgis, Hillsdale, and Coldwater area of south central Michigan.
The corporation also intends to make an offer to the holders of the
The project is estimated to cost approximately $1,500,000, and will
100,000 outstanding shares of capital stock of The Syracuse Trust Co. ;*
have
a
daily
system capacity of
about 11 million cubic
feet of
to
acquire their shares in exchange for shares of authorized but
natural
gas.
The FPC recently directed Panhandle Eastern ' Pipe
unissued common stock of the corporation, on the basis of 2% shares
of common stock of the corporation for each share of capital stock ...' Line Co. to deliver 5 million cubic feet of gas per day to Michigan
town,
,
,
value
Leasing-
&
1101.
p.
which, 50,000
cents
27
claims
of The National
such offer.
accept
EFFECT-TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
25
The
purchase their shares at
condition
& Co., on Sept.,17
10 cents) at
,
174,
proceeds are to be used
offer to the holders of the 25,000 outstanding shares
an
stock
capital
town
(N. Y.)—Stock Offered—
31.'
book
of
State of New York.
poration made
of
proceeds will be added to working capital
for the purchase of receivables or notes in
net
used
be
may
including Aug.
and
to
company.—V.
parent
PROPOSED ACQUISITIONS—Under date of Sept. 4, 1951, the cor- '
•<
short-term
up
the
of
on
250,000
v
of
•
at
t
30, 1951, Marine: Midland Corp. had 21,113 stockholders.'
36 states, the District of Columbia and in several foreign
/Approximately 14,000 of these stockholders were located in '
in
countries.
shares originally offered to stockholders and certain
paper,
$2 per share, 22,970 shares were sub¬
126,300
of
for
unit.
that
June
located
$2.37 Vz per share *"on a best efforts basis." '
scribed
cents)
owned
affiliate
net
a
wholly
a
securities
with
As
>
to succeed George W. Merck, who
created position of Chairman -of
Mr. Merck is also Chairman
newly
the
of
Directors
of
company
covering
affiliate of the corporation, is the
Fidelity Trust Co.. (now The Marine
Midland Trust Co. of New York).,
Most of the assets; of this affiliate
have been liquidated, and as of June 30, ISSl./consjst of miscellaneous '
offered 103.330 shares of common stock (par
holders
Board
The
Group,
corporation
Louis L, Rogers Co. and Graham, Ross
fill
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
are
Inc., 'it assists its constituent'banks in handling such
matters as insurance, taxes, investments and loans and in coordinating
general policies and activities.
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,
Lowell Adams Factors Corp.
All the consituent banks
'The
Midland
quarrying equipment,-"
...
1: ,
This^company, is a .subsidiary of Batesville: White Lime ; Co.,/which"
guarantees the bonds, .both, as to principal and interest.—V. - 174,
p.
1101. '
' , • ; ,: .
;://
■ ; , ; :,
'
to
Directors
of
Metaline ^Mining
parent company, Marine Midland Corp., functions primarily as
.controlling stockholder of its constituent banks,
owning'in the
aggregate 98% of the stock of such banks.
With its affiliate, Marine
- •
portable.,
. ;
■
the
of
Insurance Corporation and all except
of the Federal Reserve System..-.- "
Federal Deposit
banks are members
of
Fitrust
additional
Board
subsidiary,
export
elected
been
the
Financial Vioe-President and a director of. thl$
elected President of Merck
(North America)
been
Merck
the
has
a
•
be/used" to^pUrchase
has
are
members
//,
to
..-are
Inc.,
5
Co., Inc.—New President of Unit—
Sharp,
corporation,
combinations, including the merger in April, 1951, of
by the corporation into The Marine Trust Co.
to form the Marine Trust Co. of Western New York, there
Banking Law of the State of New York.
Little Rock, Ark.-^-Bonds
Securities Corp, and Hill, Crawford
& Lanford on Sept. 19 offered $150,000 of first lien 6%'
bonds dated Aug. 1, 1951 and due Aug. 1, 1959, at 100{a
and accrued interest. ■
'■:
net
,
presently 13 constituent banks in the Marine Midland System.
13 banks, all of which are located in the State of New York,
national banking associations incorporated under the laws of
the United States and 11 are trust companies incorporated under the v
two
Offered—-Southern
-•The
other
Of such
Love Hollow Limestone Co.,
■:
of
controlled
Buffalo
former
i
assets
&
H.'
James
are
filed a registration statement with' the-i
of common stock (no parK/.~
used for property, additions and improve-
on Sept. 26
130,000 shares
The-company
SEC
Merck
controlled
and
banks
of
Co.—Registers Withy
Electric
&
banks
and
acquired the
mergers
six
for shares of capital stock of
by the corporation have on
banks.
As a result of various
in exchange
instances
corporation,
occasion
two
(Ky.)
other
in
and
cash
properties are leased In their'entirety, to the company and to T
Laboratories, Inc. • ,'T
'-VV
,
Ladcb
Laboratories, Inc.,
another wholly-owned .subsidiary, was J;
organized Dec. .19, 1945, as a California corpoartion and sells exclusively v
to Los Angeles Drug Co., though the latter does not purchase exclusively
from
Ladco Laboratories, Inc.
1
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■
Ladco Laboratories, Inc., packages vitamin products and a general
line
of over-the-counter household
drugs, known in the trade as
"wets and drys."
In addition thereto Ladco Laboratories, Inc., manu¬
factures' competitively
priced pharmaceuticals, specialty drug and
toiletry items.—V. 174, p. 453."
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These
Louisville
(1197)'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Hawaii)—Stock Offering—The
24 mailed subscription warrants to
stockholders of record Sept. 12 giving them the
on
Sept.
right to subscribe on or before Oct. 9 for 150,000 addi¬
tional shares of common stock at par ($10 per share).
Unsubscribed shares are offered for subscription by em¬
ployees of the company. The offering has been under¬
written by a group of underwriters headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
The net
in
part,
proceeds will be used to pay outstanding bills and to finance
the company's construction program.—V. 174, p. 637.
.1
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ti
Morris Plan Corp. of America- -Earnings—
June 30,
12 Months Ended—
opeSg'«Ssd^---
Ket
fiecurity
and
profits
shares
of
S5,289.n9\$4,945.370
recoveries—.
\
397,870
——
$5,687,049
for
losses
Provision
for
income
and
783,406
charge-offs*
*—
Minority interest in net profit-
Securities
Allen
968,713
1,531,882
taxes—
Co.,
&
C.
A.
Allyn
"
and
net profit——
Plan
MOrris
Corp.
Inc.
Corp.
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.Lestrange & Co.
4,000
2,000
Co.,
Securities
!
,
7,500
Major sources of earnings:
Whipple
W.
feo._—
&
&
1,085,896
1,066,254
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Blair,
Dividends
received
_
_
:
Rollins
&
Inc.
16,000
Blunt
Ellis
Simmons—
5,000
Boettcher and Co1.——_
'
9,500
&
Co.
Revel Miller &
Net
$358,209
-
9,07,467
J.
C.
Co.—
Bradford &
stock
Dividends
j
stock
Avefage- number
Earnings
Brothers-—j——J—
3,000
201,571
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
14,000
of
Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.—1—:
$1,477,123
1,801.236
George
R.
Cooley
Cullom
Shelby
Co.
R.
As of—
Total
>'
Chares
Net
outstanding
asset
—V.
Higher—
value
—
Day
Francis
rn
$15.49
share—
Davis
1480.
p;
I.
Sills,
corporation
of
the
of
1951,
company's'
.
This
a
of
du
Pont
-y
-
,/•
173,
total
a-
totaled
of
Net
and; with
year,
&
Profit
_
bef.
"Federal
-
i
the
third
in
the
3,000
Stix
Michigan- Corp.—
Harris,
Hill
529,662
345,439!
628,677
7,500
&
2,000
Net
profit
" $827,109
$668,546
Z—
477,173
477,173'
share—
$0.35
$0.28
$0.46
Richards
&
Co.—
Weil,
9,336,477
Current assets _y_._
9,054,185
7,998,340
7,909;698
6,714,088
7,336,943
6,269,981
Current
3,040,982
2,052,386
5,945,954
1,653,836'
Ingalls
1,669,032
4,600,949
Total'
per
com.
assets
liabilities
Working capital
Current-
ratio
6,013,203
3.0'
———
Capital
stk. & cap. surp.
tEarned surplus .r
—
,
NEW
increased
5,060,252
•
4:1
3,833,351
V
3,833,351'
2,242,511
,
2,280,741
'
/
'
for
for
"<■■
31, 1951, the com¬
through 1957,. was
Z
same company.
A substantial
been allocated to finance new:
lias
—V.
portion of the'mortgage money
equipment for the expanded -plant.
173, p.
1277.
the
its-
Dean
Harold
&
Witter
///*>:
Sept»
on
of"
announced
25
diesel-electric
Sept.
on
19
announced
Miami, Fla., to produce 5,000,000 cubic
A
of
oxygen
of
total,
in
E.
month.
per
plant
in
Miami
Jacksonville.
V
The
with
■
three
Its
../
Co.—20,000.
&
.
other1
The
association, in
Electric
of
1951, shows
$313,000
panies
in
per
splits involves
$1.41
per
on
balance
when
Association—Earnings—
$2,209,502
the
on
issued
1,562,069
the
8,
SEC
amounts
to
$1.24
share
per
and
outstanding
shares outstanding
issued
1951,
this
to request
association.—V.
it
i>,v ^ .7..
.
and
an
Natural
:
Gas
a
into
be
is
will
first
two
Mock
the
and
sale
used
for
Corp
:
*
Natural
the
Gas
new.
and.
will
be
the
added
to
acquisition
the
operation next
in
of
financing, will own 50% of
Oil' Corporation.
Misstoippi
mJZ covering approximately
Field*, in
in
other
Louisiana
fields
in
the
in
Preferred stock '($50
and
2,060
acres
,
in
*
GIVING
par
EFFECT
value)
($5
<
■
TO
'
the
in
Sligo
oil
Corp
the
'
00 Shares
and
;;
,
were
shown
are
happy
of
any
The
other
the
tube'can
the
Federal
proposed
be
5
v
Laboratories,
'
commercial
for
automatically switched
>.'•-■/'■
further
Inc.,
Com¬
systems
on
•'/•
•'
I
any■
that
announced
it'■
,
acquired
the
to
much
color
public
television" problem
discussion
about
which
there
and
confusion.
A unique feature
ready adaptability for mass production on an"-ecothat will bring color television within the means of
the;
is
its
perform
cultural'
color,
In
■
the
achievement
of
I
I
I
color
economic
reality, we- are gratified that
"constructive public service.' With the broad
a
horizons
new
broadcasting of
value;
hastening
§
!|
are
optem■-for
better^quality
enhanced
-
|
|
entertain.^)
educational
programSJ of
|
K Color
|
shares
of
The
split
the
for
28
by
Earle
completion
were
the
third
'
■
in
directors
the
management
unit
future,
200
..
u.,,.,
1
\
upon
gas
,
■
and
174, p.
•
■/
,
100,600
shares
reserved
are
proposal to
on; changing
a
and
for
of
f
.
|
common,
conversion
of
2066.
p.
'
-
"
|
f
=
,,
,
jZZ,'
..
'Z
.
/vZ'Z-'
'
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■
from
title
is
t
Of
estimated
these
the
of
000*-Aunrra
165
the1
common^ stock
of
5Ld
be
to
(oar"
ban/.
repay
Pennsylvania company's construction program.
1952
and
that
1953
amounts,
Front
and
President.
The
bring the
started
'
total
about
are
' Pletion
expenditures
will
for
new
$32,000,000
be
and
approximately
Z
;
construction during the$36,000,000,- respectively*
$34,000,000
for
are
the
addition
to
Street
400,000
scheduled
in
1951
kws
to
and
go /
will.
'•;•
Co*
in
generating-station at Erie, Pa; .('scheduled for
com/, /
for continuing the construction of the initial ']
at the new Shawville,v Pa!,
generating station
(the two /
schedued for completion in 1953 and 1954/
1982and
installation
units being
,
approximately $2,500,000 fbr additions
substations/approximately $12,000,000
respectively)*'(
arid
betterments to
for
additions'to
transmission,
and
improve*"1:
meat of the/transmission system,,
approximately $17,000*000/for addi*
-tions and betterments to the distribution
system: and approximately
SZiSOO.OOO/for 'other construction.
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company estimates that the proceeds of the 1981
preferred stock and additional common
series bonds*
stock/together with
1
i
Gas Co.—Definitive DebenturesReady—
debentures
See
Atlas
Z-
1991.
p.
be provided through provision for
depreciation/amortization,;/
retained earnings and treasury cash, will take care
•'{
conMruction requirements* until
early in 1952.
No determination
;
utility, plant,
of
its
has
pursuant
used*
174
174,
in
n
p.
to am secj order of April
connection
with
been: made
to the method of obtaining, the
funds which will be
thereafter to continue
construction.
However: it is expected
portion of such funds will be provided through
provision for de¬
preciation, amortization of. utility plant, retained earnings and
treasury
cash, and that the balance thereof will be obtained
Northern's
nni
1103.
Month of August-
Earnings
Net
before
that
a
and- sale
ance
and
from
Total
revenue
miles
546.288
ton
miles
1,768.671
<2.jou,j.-±
69,633,368
1,156,828
160.546
™
flown—_
•No
provision
tLuVph
•
resulted in
for
taxes
was
made
224,774
361.699
"
~~
393.916
75.98%
in
the, first quarter of 1951
/
profits in-April, May
net
earnings of $47,593 for
August,
and June
the
six
67.88%
reported
erased
preferred* stock
by" the
oh other
company's
securities
parent.—V.
174,
Telephone
Corp;—Preferred
Stock
Of¬
fered—Offering of 26,000 additional
shares of $'2.25. pre¬
ferred stock (no par) at $50
-per share and accrued divir
dends was made on Sept. 26 by a banking gyoup headed
by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Web« /
ster ot?cuiities Corn
Securities
c-orp.
$2.25
at
$52.50
Feb.
dividends.
-
-
.
/^'/Z/:;// *.X*
"
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••
*
f
which
series/of
through
accrued
per
28,
66,000 shares will be outstanding, are
share through Feb. 28.. 1953, at $52 there¬
1958* and
at
$5T.50 :per
share: thereafter;
v
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
previously
porate
its
a
the
months ended
net
loss
loss
and
June
30.
from
purposes.
*
facilities
to
expects to
1951,
meet
which
increased
used
to
and
purposes
to
dividends
and
on
revenues
$6,660,948
was
has
been
demands
Johnstown,
spend $4,664,000
amounted
comomn
be
plus
for
'. ' i
$1,200,000
pay
general
cor-
1
EARNINGS—Operating
31,
sale: will
;
company,
municipalities of Erie,
and
tire
borrowed 'for'construction
BUSINESS—The
areas,
1950.
Northwest
bonds,
investments
.
1,148,495
Freight ton miles flown.__/_'
Express- ton. miles flown..
revenue
•1,006,866
68.779,000
tRevenue passenger miles
flown_L-**..*
Mall
1950
$1,006,866
flown.*
additional
1103.
after
1951
____Z~I"ZZII"
through the'issu¬
of
additional
redeemable
$1,093,587
taxes_
earnings after taxes
as
needed
Pennsylvania
company has received SEC authorization
to borrow from time
time from
four commercial
banks an additional
;:$12,000.000 and
issue
its
promissory notes-therefor. $3o,oco.ooo has
previousiv
nrogram.—V.
program.—V.
to
of
*'
The
construction
E
p.
Corp. above.—V. 173,
Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Borrowings Approved—
.
:
series
The
,
of
shares
basis
Inc.
As™Sd Eteotric®^ ^.Ve parenfwiU
for the
to
80.000
1102.
,Passenger loan factor...
exereise:
outstanding
50,000
170,
each/'
years
Northwest Airlines,
Inc.—Operational Figures-
leases
U.0,000 sirs.
stock.—V.
loans and
Albany, N. V/
will
or
-
the
additional
an
A
Control,
Split ^ and f
%ZZ/.;-''./•"• /vZ/Z/'Zi
approving
two-for-one
a
Penn
to
on
proceeds from the sale of these securities,
aggregating'approximately, $8 000 000
together with
S3 300 000
to
be
reali/eri-
preaffairs.
due June 1, 1971, are available
for delivery
exchange for temporary debentures at
the Chase National Bank of
City of New York, 43
Exchange Place, New York N* Y.—V
173*
2612.
/
'
current
Gas
7
on
company
vote
Z/ The
common
and
the.
will
,.
only ■
•
the boiler.—V.
?Ren 1Q^°S f£°nv eight- banks
1951.
The funds are to be
which
FINANCING
OOO^lfs
lot issuance
Oil
and
class
the
fourth
?.
at
Machold!
was
stock
common
of
1.9
;
.
station
kws
1950
the
up
Oct.
on
Stock
Pennsylvania Electric Co*—Bids for Securities—
April
value.
In
1954
320,000
begun
A
year.
in
J.
stockholders
name
stock
outstanding?--
all
of
Co,—Plans
\ ■■•/-•'•"/■■".'/
Change in Name—
five-for-one
on
electing three
electric
Switch
■ *'
$36,098,500 is
construction
Electric
highest priced /Z'/Tlle eompany will up to 11 a.m. (EST), an .Oct., 9 receive
"bids for .the
/; // . ;■ ?, ,-./v
purchase from it of $5,000,000 of first
mortgage bdndj^.due'Oct. 1, 1981* ">
.'newr common;—
30,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stoc^*, series E (par, $100
a
/
exchanged;
496^249
which
steam
26,
River
and"
....
PRESENT
•
opttas
of the
Northeast Airlines, Inc.—Seeks SEG
Exemption Order
Connection With Aircraft Purchase— V-//-:
to
additional
gas
'fractional interests
Louisiana' and Texas.
»'•«-,
CAPITALIZATION
Common Monk
be
of
start
new
1953.
Definitive 5%
In
to
general
and operates a natural
gas pipeline system
extending from
northeastern Louisiana to the
Greater St. Louis' area
Nature! Gas &
Oil-Corp, owns a 50% interest in
an
oil and
owns
black
voting
last
&
completion of
01
to
the. purpose of
Sept.
units
North Penn
;
new
the
of
statement of Mr. Richard
funds
'Z/>:
exploratory, drilling and other operations.
BUSINESS—The company, formed in
February, 1950, heretofore has
been a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Mississippi River Fuel
.
Plate
and0^eneratoraVnnde?hlefhl0
1
u°"eto*
—0
__Dombustion Eng.neering-Superljeater
order
from
or
The-company presently has
confer' full
Nickel
one
2,481,245
stock
soon
its
on
scheduled
completed
for
giving interested persons until Oct
hearing upon the bond financing
proposal
of'
174/-p. 901.
corporation
properties and for
upon
of
a
share,
outstanding
capacity of the station to
dependable operating capacity.
The
■
of
to
Exchanger: Z1'"
rated
of
a
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
funds
time
some
$20
at
announced
addition
on
Oil Corp.—Stock
Offered—Public of¬
issue of. 900,000 shares of
common stock
was made Sept. 27
by an underwriting
group
headed by Union Securities
Corp. at $11.25 per share
This offering represents the
first public
financing under¬
taken by the
company.
•;
fering of
(par $5)
The
tri-color,
•
Television
can
Penn
1102.
corporation
was
p.
(
by
preterted dividends are in arrears.
stockholders will be entitled to vote in
The
compared with
for the corre¬
Financing Oct. 8—
on
has
tube
Paramount
,
Sept. 20 authorized this
its common stock.
At the
the
174, p.
,1950.
Hearing
Paramount
development of
successful
leading American scientists
direct-view tube.
We
some
rather than a few.
television- as a technical; and1
on
of
requested
Stock
issuance
of
piesent
kw generating unit
sponding previous period.
These earnings are after all
charges in¬
cluding Federal income taxes computed on the basis
of a consolidated
return in accordance with tax
laws presently in effect.
By transfer
of $115,952 from the current
to the prior period.
Federal income tax
accruals reflect,
in the periods applicable,, a retroactive
adjustment
booked in September 1950 to
give effect to the Revenue Act of
The
week,
Z
/
;
been-so'
the
It
requirements
the
shares
transmission.
transmission;
the simple' aflswer
of
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Plans. New Unit-
outstanding consolidated debt of com¬
required' to provide sinking fund out of
net
of
common
affiliated; with
•
the
tri-color. tube foi'the reception
system to another and from color to black and white
screen.:
has
Co.////;-: 7,500
a
annum
share
value
par
was
been-for
York
company s preferred
has voting rights for
—V.
a
the'System
earnings, the
the 1,778,259
had
New
The
now
summary of earnings for the 12 months ended
balance to surplus for that
period of $2,543,930
on a consolidated basis.
After allowance for annual
dividends on the
preferred shares, but before deduction of
sinking fund
Aug. 31,
the
split
given permission
preferred stock.
common
stock
in
foi
ferred
New England Gas &
one
"Chromatic
RR.—Split-Up—
was
cumulative
the
Commission
five-for-one
a
company
of
the
a
basis
nitrogen and acetylene
173, p. 2091.
p.
its
on
securities
oxygen*
1930;
Inc.,
announced
ij-
'
9.500
Co.——3,000
&
Wood
;>■./'/••. )/
Commerce
the
split
because
/■./
company has been operating an acetylene
but had
been
drawing oxygen from
Florida outlet in Tampa will be
supplied
from the Miami
factory.—V. 172 p.
20
Commission,
television
23T
to. make
time;
.The
elsewhere.
The
years,
''
■
affiliated
company
rights
plant
a
major producer, National Cylinder has 73 plants in North
America
and
'
establishment
feet
Laboratories,
Sept.
on
compatible,
that it .has placed K>rders for
; acceptance
of
powers-to1? 'Cost:*, approximately/;, ment
and the
motive
;
The'Interstate
./>/•'•/://
■
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Plans
Expansion—
company
Corp.,
/'.' ■'>•<<■?'<':/-/;-/ nomic basis
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
same
The
'•*
•
,
July
repayment
from
froft^ the
1
&
$1,000,000 td' $1,500,000.
Short-term bank loans were
also utilized.
This year the company, exercising its option to
purchase/ affiliates to 1,915 unit's with a total of
2,446,100 horsepower.
the
main
North
Kansas
City,, Mo.,* plant at 14th and Swift, took
/ The locomotives will be constructed by the Electro-Motive Division
title thereto upon final payment of
$237,000; but a 15-year $700,000
of
General Motors Corp.;
the American Locomotive Co.;
Fairbanks*
mortgage was simultaneously secured from the New England Mutual
Morse & Co.; and Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Corp.—V. 174, p. :350.
Idle* Insurance Co. of Boston,
Mass., and at the same time a com¬
mitment for a $400,000
-mortgage on the new extension, was obtained,
'
*'
represents' a
new/and 'glamorous
'third'
'1
units are for New York Central service and.
24/;. dimension for television.''—V. 173
p."'2292.-;J
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie; RR. v The order consists
■'
:
<
'•'■v
L
of 64 road freight
units;; two road passenger units, 148 yard switchers
;
and 47 road switchers.
'
Penn Control,
j
: ■'-//'c
>;/•' ,..,/
Inc.—Proposed New Name—
Delivery of the new locomotives is expected to begin in the second
See Penn Electric Switch Co.
below.
quarter of next year and to be completed early in 1953;
'/'*■/,/■' "Z1
Z Z
They will
increase the diesel-electric- ownership of the New York Central
and
Of
1,618,397-/
Z///"' / -'/Z'Z///
ended
year
Westheimer
4,000
3,000
—_
$35,000,000.
3,833,351
,
company
units
potential
.production
of
LawrenceConnecticut plant.
The tube's
simplicity and similarity to black and white tubes makes this
possible,
Lawrence-Paramount tubes will be available in sufficient
quantity for
;•> public demonstrations in a matter of weeks."
7,500
......
The
'
■
.
Television
millions,
261
•
■
will
immediately ./commence
/Paramount tubes in its newly
9,500
New York Central RR.—Places Large Orders-
3.8
.
size
7,500
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
4,000
& Co.—
174, p. 997.
—V.
per
a
9,500
Snyder
&
.'<
Labouisse,
Janney
477,173
tlncluding $500,000 set apart for contingencies
FINANCING—During the
long-term loan; providing
pany's
596,467
3.91
3,833,351
2,634,191
•During calendai* year.
in 1951, 1950 and 1949'.
$1,101,288 " $839,625
color
,1
9,500
—
& Co.—
Neuhaus
Z;
9,500
——_
&
Co.—
Howard,
$0.35
11,547,133
Earns,
declared
Underwood.
5,000
Inc——
5,000
Cov^_
Co.
Friedrichs & Co:__
•Dividends
Sutro
(Inc.)
'
Chromatic-Paramount
from
2,000
Co.,
to Conyes Construction Co.
It is
ready for use early in 1952. The
Woodthe line
has • been
in
service
since
1,
munications
,
,
4.000
Blosser
Co.__
of
Sheridan
pumping
new
a
/"During this past
the
f
&
Anthony
and
of
•
of
from
awarded
and
portion
white and color television
,
,■/
&
&
line
by
—7.500
Stroud
Tucker,
22-inch
of
inch"
area)
to report their enthusiastic confirmation of
.7,500 ,/
the successful' operation
"of our'tube.,- It works in
5,000
conjunction with either the CBS
system,
14,000
which has been approved
for commercial use
Straus
&/
miles
Hodgson/President of Chromatic, follows:
4,000
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
Co
&
Herrman '&
Hirsch
*491,544
14,000
5,000
— ___
been
"'
■
direct-view,
a
26,500
of
Sulzberger
Hall
Henry
1948
$36,617,523 $32,099,238 $33,696,757 $26,624,711
1,356,771
1,013,985
1,729,935
1,331,169
taxes
taxes
llowell,
Co.
&
has
.-
117
laying
.
7,500
Co;
3,000
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
"big
Manager
.
station at Patoka, 111.,
scheduled
will give the 20-inch western portion of the line
between
River and Martinsville, 111., a capacity of
180,000 .barrels
Nov.
^Pictures
4,000 /
26,500
Stone & Webster Securities
of
Ha
Co.r,
9,500
Securities
:+y\ y
&
———
—
quarter
-,
...
.
.
completed
be
Chromatic
1
—
Co.—
California
Chicago
Fridley & Hess
second
third
'
company's
1 St.
Louis
111.
•
Paramount Pictures Corp.—New Tri-Color Tube—
/:
5,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce__^.^__
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
7,500
First
quarter
the
in
1V
-■
/ 1950
1951
—
income
income
6,024
'/*"
'
Starkweather & Co;
9,500
Evans
Grant-Brownell
'■
-
July 31—
sales
in
stockholders
6,180
National Bellas Hess, Inc. (&
Year Ended
6,277
Pipe Line-
this
of
River,
.
-.4,000'
1
Co.__„•—
&
for
Sheridan
June.
Wood
4,000 :
Singer, Deane St ScribnerSmith, Barney & Co.——William R. Starts Co., Inc.
7,500
Inc.
2612.
p.
■'''
»/'/«,
.
stock
850.
p.
day. The 22-inch line from Martinsville to Lima will have
capacity of 250,000 barrels per day.—V;" 174;" p. 547.
9,500
Harris,
&
5,000
26,500
A.
Fairman
M.
Co.
&
for
9,500
Inc.
Sons—_
First
registered stockholders
that
.
■
current
ago:—V.
year
•
•■'/
the
announced
portion
Wood
.
to
"t
.
Dillon & Co.—_
First
capital
compares-:with1
■quarter
;
-
'•
.
Sept.. 21
on
•
Lima'
to
Mason,
&
I.
7,500
last
CO.-——16,000
Simon
to
expected
4,000
,
—_—,
&
5,000
—
Ind;,,
5,000
Co._—
7,500
_
Co.
Horner
Inc.
.
Shields
&
——
Edwards
G.
Clement1
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Stockholders Incr,
The
final
betweten
-
contract
River
Rothschild & Co._"—
Scott,
2,000
7,500
,
.
the
..
Completion
Scherck,
&
-a—-
&
Eastman,
$15.03
A.
:
-
.
The
9,500
Richter
nr
of
//i™'
.
,
174,
Ohio, will begin emly in October,, O. F. Moore,
company's pipeline department,-. has' announced.
...
Robinson-
F.
actSR'
/
9,500
L.
Equitable Securities Corp._
173,
of
pipeline
Lima,
.
5,000
Humphrey Co., Inc._—
Rotan, Mosle and Moreland
——
Dreyfus & Co.———
——;—-———
per
oil
crude
5,000/
!
Gardner——
&
totalis
The
dividends
dividend
r
,
Ohio Oil Co.—To Construct New
5,000
-
5,000
Co.——'—
&
Robertson
Doolittle
May 31,'51
$17,997,207 $17,103,276
—-
Co._^
Inc.
Co.,
Dittmar & Co
Aug* 31,'51assets——
net
&
—
L.
Pancoast
Co., Inc.—Assets
quarter
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.-above.—V.
Construct ion
7,500
2,000
Co.„_t-4-_v.>.t5,OOo
The
Corp.—
Courts & Co.—
reserves,
Dewar,
Securities
5,000
5,000
Clarke Securities
certain
"valuation adjustments and the estimated amount of certain reinsurance
recognized in the carrying value of a subsidiary's investments in
majority-owned fire and casualty insurance companies.—-V. 173, p. 568.
Nation-Wide
fourth
the
Ohio Edison Co.—Stock to Be Offered—
See
14,000
;
2,500
$1.03
changes in estimated equity in unearned
••Excludes
quarterly
20,000-
5,000
1,606,480
$0.82
7--
outstanding
shares
common
$1,657,983
per c'dmmon-.share-
Co.
Ohio
Reihnoldt
Chace,
applicable to
—
dividends
stock;-
niifl.rf.erlv
,
20,000
Co.—r
"
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood'
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
5,000
Caldwell, Phillips. Co.—
198,525
profit " (consolidated basis)
common
Byrd
1
4,
..
Newburger .&
The
&
$1,859,554
stock-—J
preferred
on*
.
7,500
9,500
Broome
$1,675,648
—-—-
•
Total
Co.—
Stockton
applicable to
(consolidated basis)
profit
capital
them
to
amount.
same
Mullaney; Wells & Co.t.—---r ,2,006^^ the
7,500
Alex. Brown & Sons——^
Total
added
years
preference
deferred
deferred
.
$952,087
817,439
undistributed earnings
of Morris Plan Corp.—i.-/—
in
equity
and
full
a
cumulative
nrevlniislv
previously
All the dividends were declared payable Nqv. l tdr. preference
stack,
holders of record Oct. 19.
There are 384,845 shares of
preference
outstanding.—V. 174-, p. 277././
.
•
%
-
7,500
-
Merrill, Turben & Co.—
Metropolitan St. Louis Co..
9,500
.Net profit
Marks &
M.
each
cents
declared
24
4.6%
f.hrpp
three
«
stock
16,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.—-;-.—
McDonald & Co.—
*■489,058
$2,018,341
and
Stearns &
the
Hutn
date
to
up
Sept.
on
on
tn
nrv
P^n
Accumulations—
26,500
;—
Laurence
$1,944,105
—I—
9;500./,'.,
—
Brothers
20,000
*'581,878
subsidiaries
Higginson Corp
Co.—J—
5,000
Batehian,
the
20,000
Lester,
,,
28.75
14,000
Co'
&
share
a
brought
5.000
-
14,000
miscellaneous...—.
Other
—
Lanslev
i-an8iey
directors
$1.15
'
•,
hrnnnhf
Eichler & Co.—
35,983
Total'
C
Lehman
2,500
Co.,
/.,*,. /
/ '.
Majority-owned banks' —;
Minority-owned banks1 and banking-companies
Bear,
•'
u
Ryons & Co.—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.
~
-ii'.
Baird
•
$1,461,071
68,212
;
AalMa^Sder ,&CnCo"~—Z
W
Lee
11,000
Bacon,
Robert
Z
,
Inc.
The
Shares
'
Monday, October 1,
^
.
Jul"
To Wipe Out Dividend
Space
Johnston, Lemon & Co._—
26,500
American
$1,461,071
$1,326,244'
>—»-
America:
of
Co.,
7,500
Bache & Co
Of
names
..
I
Johnson,. Lane.
35,000
Corp.—
Arthurs,
Equity in
1
:
I..,
$5,312,390
1,279,084
1,603,522
:-j
respective
their,
opposite,
Shares
367,020
2.045,517
___
—
Provision
forth
set
■
Union
Total
stock
common
below:
.
.
SmOGO^lor6 taxes®,'net"
agSf foWpJSe~ nom "TeZowLy™™*
Dec. 31, '50
'81
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
-
(1198)
for
Oil
continually
telephone
City,. Pa.,
expanding
service
in
the
and surrounding
construction in 1951.
for
and
$785,317'/'
the
12
income
v
*
-
,
months
available
.-
- ,
/
ended
for
-
July
preferred
/ • •"/
j
'
4
I
Number 5051.
174
olume
,
bonds——;
mortgage
irst
$7,500,000
2,500,000
*tl,25O,O0O
—
—
3Va%
$2.10
series
of
stk.
70,292 shs.
66,000 shs.
"am. stock, par value $50 per share—
122,000 shs.
*'122,000 shs,
*24,000 shares of common stock were issued in September 1951 to
he company's parent for $1,200,000 cash which was used
to reduce
——
—,
,
in September, 1951.
■
UNDERWRITERS—Each underwriter agrees to purchase the number
of shares' of $2.25 prefeired. set opposite its name below:
;
''
Securities
Corporation
& Co.—
W.
Parsons & Co
6,200
5,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
—
Drexel
Kidder,
Hemphill,
Jackson &-
Webster
&
Stone
E
'■h"' \'".V/ Shares
Noyes, Graham,
1,000
Laurence M. Marks & Co... 1,000
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.' 800
Moore, Leonard & Lynch— 500
Schmidt, Poole & Co....... 500
Singer, Deane & Scribner
500
Yarnall & Co.
500
>; ; y ■
';V
Shares
'
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
—
Co
Peabody &
Clark & Co
_
Stroud & Co., Inc..
—V. 174, p. 997.
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Plant
' -
plant facilities, which
long-range expansion
,
costing in excess of $15,000,000 undertaken by the company
antibiotic production, The expansion, to be completed in
has already doubled Pfizer's antibiotic fermentation' capacity
program
increase
to
1952,
production of Increased quantities of crystalline
meet the rapidly growing world demand for this
antibiotic.—V. 174, p.-454.
:
wide-range
up their airline activities as-a
elective positions r in the forthcoming
Philippines.
.
••
Labor
Secretary
in
entitled,
will be
to
order
to preemptive
rata,
pro
working capital.
for the account of certain
902.
; <-■
.
-
/
Public Service. Co. of Neiv
;
173, p. 2292,
Piel Bros.,
-
,
.
lease
or
the
,,
and
within
issue
4»A%
• ;
Tenders—
-v
Louis
St.
&
RR.—
tive
Corporation
& Co., Inc._
Reynolds & Co
—
A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.——
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Bingham, Walter-& Hurry
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc
Davies
'
5
j
1
.
Hayden, Stone & Co—
T. C. Henderson & Co..
.
Hirsch
& Co._^
Corp
Lester, Ryons &
Irving Lundborg & Co.
,—
sales
Net
of
are
proiit,
The
Oct.
applied
be
has
commission
1951.
5,
loans,
bank
the
of
v
v'.,,
(H. K.) Porter Co., Inc.,
for
hearing
could be
*
*
company
Buffalo
V.
174,
p.
on
V
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Acquisition—
Co.—Stock Placed
Tank
Steel
'
694,079
Sutro
Miami, Fla.—Files With
Finance
Corp.,
series
<
Pubco Development, Inc.,
Wilson,
*
,
<
of
of
registration
605,978
The
at
of
of
-
statement
shares
of
stockholders
with
common
of Public Service
Sept. 18 filed a
covering the proposed sale of
the SEC
stock held by
Service will
Public
of
—v.
Ruud
,
,
9 Months
"
company
Public
will
up
Service
to
Co.
11
Net
Inc.
—
the
The company on Sept.
19 filed a registration statement with
for a proposed offering of additional common stock through sub¬
scription rights to be issued to the holders of the outstanding common
It,
is
intended
by stockholders.
to
sell
"
to
on
subscribed
underwriters the shares not
.
the
.
,.
money
involves
balance
-
1,800
4,500
600
v
,
6,000
.
900
$7,129,300
5,169,122
,1,078,638
$881,540
822,717
v
————•
tax
992,188
$1,175,106
1,130,774
general exps.„
income
—and surtax—_—__
on
515,600
——--132,400
17,500
income taxes
—.
14,437
and provincial
underprovision for prior
Canadian
years
——Cr5,015
profit ——
—
—
paid or declared
:
—
per share—-—-—_———.——_—
Earnings
*Reflects
1950.—V.
dividend
stock
172,
of
2027.
p.
one-half share
309,000
,
Dividends
per
$455,852
166,870
$2.73
„
..
.
12,500
5,659
3,608
$491,950
166,870
*$2.95
share held June 3,
•
(D. A.) Schulte,
stores
of
Inc.—To Enter New Field— /
of this corporation, which has sold tobacco
will soon be converted to food and
materialize, according to a proxy
outstanding.—V.
$2,363,876
173, p. 384.
Power Co.—Registers
$4,016,535
$4.81
„
^
With SEC—
'
,
to vote at a special meeting on
400,000 shares of common stock for
$600,000 and to grant options on an additional 392,157 shares, 'the
proxy said.
The offer to purchase the stock and take up the options
has come from Frederick Lewisohn, of 595 Madison Ave., New York,
N. Y„ and his principal associate, N. Clavkson Earl Jr., formerly an
executive
of the Howard Johnson chain and later President ofv the
Childs Co. restaurant chain and of the Louis Sherry candy concern.
Mr. Lewisohn has offered to buy 400,000 .shares outright at $1.50
per share, to be delivered and paid for on or prior to Nov. 10, 1951.
In adidtion, he would receive an option for the purchase of
196.079
shares at $1.60 per
share, to be exercised within 18 months from
the date of delivery of the 400,000 shares, and a further option, if
the
first
option
is
exercised, for the purchase of the remaining
196,078 shares at $1.70 per share, to be exercised within 36 months
from the date of delivery of the 400,000 shares.
The $600,000 will be used to establish tljree divisions of the company
and to put into effect the program for making the best possible use
of the company's loctaions.
One division will consist of stores most
suitable for the sale
of candy, the second division will consist of
stores
to
be
converted for the sale of food and drink, and the
Oct.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
income taxes—
shares
number
A
products primarily for many years,
drink dispensing, if present plans
statement to stockholders.,
The
stockholders
will be asked
the building and
will be applied toward payment for gross utility plant
connection with the company's construction program
of 1951 and the first half of 1952.
This program
expenditures estimated at $4,758,675.—V, 174, p. 455.
proceeds
1,500
1,200
v
. ,
1951
———$9,245,041
*
7,077,747
income tax
Federal excess profits
Net
-
....
to complete
covering
the
normal
State income tax
borrowed
bidding.
for
sold-
profits
Operating
Tax
;
——r——-
advertising, admin, and
Fecleral
Insurance Co. on ZVa% sink¬
1, 1970, it was reported on
share—$2.83
834,319
additions made ill
1,500 v '
600 ivy
600 - " y
3,500 ^
1,400
—
1,400
-.3,500
2,800
—:4,200,
' 10,500
1,400 '
14,000
—
2,100
President Elected—; ;
succeed Richard H.
Committee.
include Mr.
H. Sorg.
INCOME ACCOUNT
i
^
Ended June 30—
Profit before .taxes
on Sept. 21 filed
a registration statement with the
$6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D due 1981.
The bonds are to be offered for public sale at competitive
Proceeds to the extent, of $3,120,000 will be applied in reduction of
outstanding
short-term borrowings from the First National
Bank
of
Boston and Bankers Trust Company. New York.
The balance of
the
—
Cameron
of products
Selling,
" Sept. 1,'51 Aug. 31,'50
$26,357,776 $29,788,804
taxes-—4,138,876
6,797,535
taxes
—-——
1,775,000
2,781,000
Rockland Light &
•
450
2,100 •
Manufacturingr Co.—-New
sales
Cost
■»
The -company
SEC
Registers With
SEC
for
after
earnings
^Based
:—
COMPARATIVE
Net
textile mill at Raeford, N. C.-
Ended—
^Earnings per
Securities and Exchange Commission—
stock.
use
a.m.
of Indiana,
'
Earnings before income
Federal and state income
Colorado—Bids for Bonds—
1,200
851..','.'"_V."■s''-."*.
V
statement with
preferred stock,
(convertible on or prior to Nov.
Privately—The corporation has
will
company
& Higgins
•
inventories.
Sales
(EST) on Oct. 2 receive bids at
the office of Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
140 Broadway, New
York 15, N. Y., for the purchase from it of $15,000,000 first mortgage
bonds due Oct. 1, 1981.—V. 174, p. 902.
The
larger
equipping of a new
purchase
per
Public Service Co. of
.VV'
—i.
Co.—
&
/
,
has been elected President to
Lewis
who
will remain as Chairman of the Executive
The 'committee's
members, in addition to Mr. Lewis,
Cameron,
M.
G. Hulme, George Ketchum, and John
are to
the rate
CONSOLIDATED
underwriters.
sh&re
per
;
,
Public Service.
be given rights to
174, p.
Alan B.
preferred shares
carrying
The
share between Jan. 1, 1955 and March 31, 1955 one Share
Pubco Development for each share of Public Service common held
record Oct, 1, 1951.
Proceeds
frpm the sale will go to Public Service.
There are no
$1
$50
value
lnc.1
Wulff, Hansen & Co
.v;
26 filed va registration
shares of cumulative
$4,500,000 from Travelers
ing fund notes due Oct.
Sept. 26. 4 ;"
corporation, recently organized as a subsidiary
New Mexico to develop cil and gas leases, on
This
covering
par
Notes Placed
M.—Regis¬
Parent to Receive
Rights—'-Vi
Co.
on
_i
Durst,
Johnson
»
l— -
——
&
t
.
3,000
1,950
1,500 f
600
300
—-
Hoffman &c Goodwin
Witter
Dean
Inc.
Harris,
.
1,800
900
1,800
4,900
Co
Co.-__
&
Walston,
be offered for subscription by holders
of
common
stock at
of Vsth of a share of preferred for each common share.
Five" rights are required to subscribe for one
share
of preferred.
The record date, dividend rate, offering price
and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
Dillon,
Read & Co.
Inc. is named as the principal underwriter.
v* '
The company intends that the amount received from the financing
will be added to its general funds and will be available for capital .
expenditures,
working capital and other corporate purposes.
The
company intends to utilize $6,000,000 of the proceeds to reduce its ,
notes
payable to banks evidencing loans i* obtained for the purpose^
.The
Privately—An
Albuquerque, N.
A,
1961).
30,
'
been
ters Stock With SEC—Stockholders of
SEC
the
(
Sept.
166,864
corporation
,
%
450
2,100
1,800
600
1,050
—-
Leydecker & Co.—
Wagenseller
SEC—
Frederick, Mo.—
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
>
2,800
—
Inc.-——
Blosser
&
Straus
Exchange Commission—
\ The corporation on Sept.
18 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $200,000 of 15-year 6%
debentures dated July J, 1951,
to
be issued in multiples of $100, through Cohu
& Co., New York.
The proceeds will be used to retire debts and purchase building.
The
of 5% cumulative preferred stock
placed privately by this company
through Robert W. Baird & Co.
v
has
Mason,
&
&
Hague
Stephenson,
754,420
/'
With Securities and
Robbins Mills,
issue of 37,468 shares
(par $20)
&
Fairman
Sills,
Smith,
Years
Connors
addition
9."
Pressed
—,
Company———
&
Shields
:
1951—9 Mos.—1950 , \ >
$42,505,345 $38,256,806
315,144
-
300
1,800
1,500
2,100
4,200
—
Co._
&
Roney
Horner
on
Association
Ritchie
Files
V -t'.v ',
manufactures products similar to
produces electric furnace steel.—>
vr'.-'?/
V;
products.
Steel,
and
In
C.
Wm.
Sept; 17 filed a letter of .notification with the
SEC
covering
2,000 shares of 6%. cumulative preferred stock Mpar
$100) and 10,000 shares of common stock (par ;$1) to be offered in
units of one
preferred and five common shares at $100 per unit,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase engines
and other aircraft parts. :
;!•>-'V,• ' ■.
The
has acquired the Buffalo Steel Co., Tonawanda, N. Y.,
producers of light steel products, In a straight cash deal, it was an¬
nounced on Sept. 25 by T. M. Evans, , President.
V -'-y V"'.
•"
With
the
acquisition of
this company and
Connors Steel Co.,
Birmingham, Ala., last October, Porter now has a total steel produc¬
tion capacity exceeding 200,000 tons.
Buffalo Steel Co. with a total
capacity of more than 70,000 tons a year, is a leading manufacturer
of light
steel products, producing concrete reinforcing bars, agricul¬
tural shapes, fence posts, shelving angles, merchant bars and other
steel
Co
Co. Inc
&
3,000 /
.
4,200
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
_
* 7,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
——
4,550
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.——3,500
Raggio, Reed & CO
1,400
Rodman & Linn
L,—
—
700
,
This company
similar
^
<
—~
:
1,500
600
Paine,
.
*10,254
r'
"
368.
p.
Riddle Aviation Co.,
:
'
-
174,
*Loss.—V.
•
together with treasury
to this program.
scheduled
the
application
after provis.
tax
(est.)
income
for
Sept.
Proceeds
1951,
to
;
&
Masten
E.
McAndrev;
•;
1951—3 Mos.—1950
$14,174,501 $16,211,620
Period End. Aug. 31—
1,050
4,900
4,200
1,400
,
Brothers
Mason
A.
^
-
3,500
Higginson
Lee
3,500
3,500
1,400
7,000
' 700
4,200
I—-1-
Co
&
;
—
Richards
Kay,
'
—
-
Co.
&
'
St. Louis, Mo.—Bank Loan—
with the SEC for
loan notes to The
wy-;yvj_y
Poplar Ridge is a non-utility subsidiary of Union Electric Co. of
Missouri (St. Louis)
organized in 1949 for the purpose of supplying,
in part,
the coal requirements of Union's system.
It has purchased
12
1400-ton
barges at a total cost of $525,000, to be used in the
transportation by river of coal mined by Poplar Ridge for Union's
system; and it also is engaged in acquiring additional coal rights,
in making extensions to its mine, and in purchasing equipment for
such
extended
operations,
all estimated
to cost $839,000 for'; the
funds,
; % %
stipulated that no dividends
consent.—V. 174, p. 639.
Richards
Hill
<
900
1,500
^
2,100
& Son & Co—
Harper
P.
Wm,
450
1,950
4,550
Davis,
T
.
3,000 v
1,200
1,200
2,100 ;
900
1,500
900
" 5 900 .
1,050
Skaggs & Cq.__i_————
Francis I. duPont & Co
■
The First Cleveland Corp
.-——.—•
V
in part for property
Rice-Stix, Inc.—Earnings—
Net
2,100
2,100
-i-
C
Co.
&
<;
2,100
3,500 ;
Curtiss, House & Co.—
•
, .
4,900
.
—_—_
—
Co.—
8r
Cruttenden
Commission—
,
Collie & Co.—
B.
&
7,000
2,800
2,800
-
Simmons—
Ellis
10,775
10,775
24,225
24,225
—
Co
&
Blunt
Scott,
21 filed an application
authorization to issue and sell $500,000 of bank
First National Bank in St. Louis.
;% .
-
balance
Blair
William
Preferred >
Selling' . „
Stockhldrs.
'.r'*-" •'
..
.
v
,
Shares From
•
Blyth
;
1952.
agreements with RFC
loan
The
paid without its
Poplar Ridge Coal Co.,
on
stock
names;
i
26 filed a registration statement
shares of cumulative preferred stock
Glore, Forgan & Co.
proceeds are to be used
agreed,
selling a/Stockholders
the
and
corporation
the
'w.
'
384.
Gas Co.—Registers
1,877,000 '
$2,500,000
-
$1)
(par
and
not
Jointly, to sell,
and the underwriters agreed,
and not Jointly, to-purchase, the shares of common
offered, in the amounts set forth below opposite their respec¬
above
ments after June 30,
'yyv:'
r
company
$1,354,360
stock
severally
Inc.—V-Loan—To Repay RFC—
corporation on Sept. 27 announced it has arranged a $9,000,000
V-Loan from National City Bank and Guaranty Trust Co., New York,
and Michigan National Bank of Lansing, to finance defense contracts.
The loan would allow the company to pay off its indebtedness to the
Reconstruction Finance Corp., amounting on June 30 last to $3,590,840
payable within 12 months and $1,175,007 payable in monthly instal¬
Pennsylvania RR. Co., 380 Seventh Ave.,
New York, N. Y., " until 3 p.m. on Sept. 28 received bids for the sale
to the sinking fund of consolidated mortgage bonds, series F to J, at
prices not to exceed par and interest.
There was available for this
purpose the sum of $8,668,582.—V. 166, p. 954.;/
■
This
less from date ftdC
or
severally
Reo Motors,
of
Treasurer
Fox,
D.
P.
year
due Sept. 13, 1964
which
under
The
'
Chicago
^
Outstanding
all due
—
note,
.
*
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
notes,
800,000shs.
800,000shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named below have en¬
tered into agreements with the. corporation and the selling stockholders
expire on
-
4%s %
and
one
Common
additions and
improvements and in part toward reimbursement of the? treasury of
the
company for expenditures made for property addftions and im¬
provements and for retirement of long-term debt.—V. 174, p. 902.
r
net
The
corporation
the
1950
31,
Oct.
ended
year
months
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Sept.
on
company
Co.
&
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Output a Record—
Cincinnati,
they
the
net
seven
m%, 4%
with the
SEC covering 249,942
(par $100
per share).
It is planned to negotiate the sale of the preferred stock
to an. underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Drexel
The
Davidson,
Pittsburgh,
logs
which
on
sales of $27,887,287 and net earnings of $1,892,581. For
ended May 31, 1951 net sales were $18,948,842
and
net
earnings
$1,268,768.
Cash dividends have been paid on
the common stock in each fiscal year since Oct. 31, 1943.
•<
reported
Mexico—Rights, Etc.—
With Securities and Exchange
that more Piel's Light Beer was
J
or
EARNINGS—For
r.
.
Inc. above.—V. 173, p.
Pubco Development,
Public Service Electric &
,
;
General Sales Manager, has Just announced
sold during the month of August, 1951
than in any other month of the brewery's long and
successful his¬
tory, and that figures show a 13% increase in volume over last year
for the month of September,
1951.—V. 169, p. 537. v
W.
obtain
subsidiaries
its
-
George
The principal manu¬
The corporation and
from timberlands which they they own
have cutting rights and by purchase.
plywood, hardwood veneer doors and lumber.
facturing plant is located at Marshfield, Wise.
H.
A
Figueras succeeded Finance Secretary 'Pio
Health Undersecretary Regino Padua filled the vacancy created
resignation of Sergio Osmena, Jr.j < and Ludovico Mapa was
Jose
Daniel Gomez is Secretary-General.—V.
purchase and sale of
manufacture,
in
fir
subsidiaries are engaged
hardwood plywood, Douglas
its
and
corportaion
BUSINESS—The
the
rights to subscribe for
subscription warrants will
presently planned that the
is
See
-result of their nomination
national elections in the
v"
• ■
•
purchase of additional timber reserves and for
The remaining 86,500 shares were sold
stockholders.
the
for
assure
subscription rights.
of the
exercise
Placldo
Bogle.
were
which
program
adequate and continuous
Authorized
that,
obvious
Oct.; 24, 1951.—V. 174, p.
the
appointed in an acting capacity to take the place of RFC Chairman
Mapa.
All mew members represent the Philippine Government
which owns 52% of the stock of the airline.
V'./ V'. •*' •/ '
Other board members are Col. Andres Soriano, President; Anthony
M. Macleod, First Vice-President; E. T. Bolton, Vice-President-Advisor;
Evaristo Picazo,
Vicente Formoso, Mariano Garchitorena and Mord
by
construction
assure
underwritten by an investment banking group and that the company will sell to such underwriters, at the subscription price, all the
shares of additional common stock that are not purchased through the
Lines—New Chairman Elected—
gave
Pcdrosa,
company's 1950 annual report
major
order to
be
1
Ramon Magsaysay has been elected Chairman of
the Board of this corporation, it was announced on Sept. 24
He suc¬
ceeds Justice Jose P. Bengzon who, like three resigning board mem¬
for
in
Secretary
Defense
bers,
on
is
It
Philippine Air
Sept. 20, in a letter to
on
and purchase the additional shares of common stock at a price to be
hereafter fixed by the directors.' It is expected that such price will be
'fixed at approximately the market price of the company's outstanding
common stock on the record date, presently scheduled for Oct. 8,
1951.
'
It is also expected that the sale of the additional common stock will
;
will permit the
terramycin to better
and
Co. headed a group
which offered for public sale on Sept. 25 an issue of 286,r500 shares common stock (par $1) at $15 per share. The
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. This
marked the first public distribution of the corporation's
shares.
Of the offering, 200,000 shares were issued and
sold by the corporation and the proceeds will be used
stock, said in part:
common
the
Oversubscribed
Corp.—Stock Offering
Roddis Plywood
—Blyth & Co., Inc. and Reynolds &
,
.
later.
in
extensive
stock
1
-
or to reimburse its
improvements made
.
equal to approximately 10% of the shares presently outstanding, should
be now issued and sold.
The record holders of the outstanding common
on
injections.
improved production techniques and new
make the price cut possible, arc a result of a
-
,
ipycin Price Cut—
JA significant cut in the price of terramycin, antibiotic "wonder
drug"- effective against more than 50 human diseases, was announced
Sept. 27 by John E. McKeen, President;
The price cut ranged
from >15$
on oral capsules to 40%
on the intravenous form, used
The
pay,
the maintenance of a sound
capital structure, a portion of the new capital should be obtained
through the issue and sale of additional common stock. After a care¬
ful study of market conditions and of the company's cash requirements,
the directors have concluded that additional shares of common stock,
Expansion—Terra-
for
to
company
during such period.
It
(Chas.)
the
informed as
the company is
electric utility
service in the light of the then known demands for service in the areas
served
by the company,; Because of< large additional increases in
prospective loads- that have developed since the date of such report,
it has been necessary for the company to make commitments for two
additional generating units
(Units 3 and 4, having an aggregate of
180.000 kilowatts of rated capacity) to be installed at the new Wabash
River Plant, and for additional transmission and substation facilities
required so that the additional electric capacity will be available at
the necessary load centers on the company's system. ,
i r
Estimates made by the company indicate that its construction re¬
quirements during the period from July 1, 1951 to Dec. 31, 1954 will
be in excess of $100,000,000.
It is expected that approximately $60,000,000 of such expenditures must be obtained through the issue and
sale of additional securities and that the balance
of the necessary
funds will be come available through the operations of the company
the
carrying
■
by
properties.
Gallagher, President,
Shareholders
.to
outstanding 23e% notes.
tlncludes $300,000 borrowed
'
A.
the holders of
; 60,000 shs.
■
its
to
made
announced
be
R.
70,292 shs.
——_
———
—
used
be
part of the cost of additions and
a
;
number
of
shares to be
offered, the price and other terms
subscription rights, the underwriters and underwriting terms
the
will
without par value
(ciunul.)
series
$2.25
—-
for,
be
The
.7,500,000
2,500,000
2%%
fd.
to
or
$15,000,000
——
1951—3,900,000
series clue 1975
series due 1979
%%' notes due Dec. 31,
treasury
Outstanding
Authorized
1
will
Proceeds
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
!Z
(1199)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
third
be
on
a
division
converted
line.—V.
172,
proposal
will
and
p.
to
of the number of stores
continue operations along the
consist
will
199.
sell
which will not
present Schulte
;,yneetings
<
to
held
be
and. Soimdview Pulp Co.
company
Nov.
.on
ommon
the
of
5.
in but
called
be
i o
<'ii
w
1103.
p.
With
Seudder, Stevens <& Clark Fund, Inc.—Registers
,l lecurities and Exchange Commission—
f EC
S
corporation
of
mrket,
underwriting.
without
vestment,—V.
on
174,
The
455.
p.
proceeds
1 '
•
■'
to par.
over
.
-1
•
,
bonds:
mortgage
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Profit Sharing Payment—
;
197R
dufe
1972————
due
1977———^———
payment compares with
than
more
T-nder
the
the
$9,500,000
3.% %
.series
plan
profit-sharing
of
Vice*President.—V.
of 15%
a
It raises
ago.
year
174,
according
1934,
G.
to
6 Months Ended
5 Tet
sales
(
'ost
I
filling,
of
—
—
.
.
Operating
Other
profit
income
Profit: before
Fed.
for
prov.
—■■
taxes
6,760
$169,292
for Federal
Net
'earnings
earnings per
—
"No
-
Drexel & Co
Profits
$0.16
Operating
174,
1,500,000
——
—
&
1,500,000
Paper
Net
Mills,
Ltd.—Offering Over¬
subscribed—Wood,-Gundy & Co. Ltd. reports that the
ecent offering of 268,656 shares of new common stock
:
Curtis
Pomeroy,
of
new
common
the'basis
,on
of
offered
were
share
one
for
at $23
shareholders
to
five
<each
shares
income
$801,659
■«-.
•
.":
.
."
-
*
■
•
new
company
organized
was
to
centralize
operating
Robert
107..
'
■"
,
Nov.
1.-
1 ■'
'f
2,380
$7,989,896
1,512
$630,316
.
$7,037,401
■ ;1,015,692
1,515,000
-7,;25;390
—.1,344,808
•
2,086,000
■«
»
5%
'V
/■
■
-and
The
The
5*A %
shares
of
t'Ei
'
share
f ,a
The
cumulative
De.c'
debentures
.lice'
1952> at
shares
of
and
The
SEC
the
each
$1,000
convertible
face
covering
the
preferred
stock.
interest
to
Sept.
cn
94,064
60
days'
date
Rodman
respect
shares
shares
the
at
the
of
rate
Unsubscribed
j
•
Net
'
'
ing
equal
number
to
75c
Building,
The
1949
Its
Columbia,
offices
S.
C.\
located
are
»'
at
401
Palmetto
which
needed
for
of
i
»
at
shares
To
the
sold
cash
balances
/-v
•••
t
)
'
'
;
•
-
The
SEC
.
JV4%
,
..
GIVING
EFFECT
oonv.
debentures—
- cum.
oonv. pfd. stock
(par
Common stock (par $2.501——
*5,500
of
shares
of
common
PRESENT
stock
$150,000
$10)
;•.
,
100,000 shs.
:
have
been
reserved
stock
of
have- been
the
5V4%
common
and
8,800
to
subordinated
stock
requirements
reserved
have
.of
been
the
shares of
6V2%
common
to .the
convertible
reserved
debentures;
/"to
cumulative
stock
are
conversion
respond
respond
.
convertible
now
shares
The
preferred
-p.
•
Commonwealth & (Southern
SouthCTn
Corp. (above.—Y,
Counties Gas Co.
of
of
-stock
U03.
6.42
•
'
•
173
p
ani
at 101.871%
101 imcand
California—Bonds
by
$4^663,020
1,673,040,
$2.88
174,
999.
p.
|,
§
,1,688,576
$3.33
|
,
for
$20,000,000
the
issue
new
is
the
in
and
on
re-
,
expected
ti'
about Dec. 10.
major finanic-
or
third
company's
f
December,
presently
this will be-the
to finance
first
bidding
It
opened
be
will
that
out
year
additional
competitive
President.
Holtzclaw,
pointed
this
sell
through
£
huge
|
construction
March
the
sold 100,000 shares of $4.20 dividend
successful offering of 449,674
of one hew share for each 10
company
funds
the
of
first
1980,
the
basis
issues
needed
the
to
company ^raised ^approximately
c^rry
construction
its
on
H Bonds Ready-^:
refunding mortgage
and
are
available
now
I1
followed by a
;
"
t
Chase
for
Exchange Place, New York,
Bank
Y.—V.
N.
series
bonds,
(delivery
National
in
174,
.11.
p.
XI
•
.2%%
H,
due
exchange .for
the
,of
City of
*
.
-
'i
tern-
New
.
|-
program.
X
York,
>f
/
-
the
shareholders,
to
G.
bonds >at The
The
plus
X-
.Wayne"Pump Co.—Consolidation Planned—-X:
-
directors
.approved
for
.for
the
of
this
proposal
a
the
proceeds-.exceed
1104.
■
the
V
.
action in
The
and
and
company
to
the
merge
Martin
operations
Schwartz,* Inc.
&
their
of
/v
,
have
companies.
5
The
,
the
Wayne
future.
near
Pump
Co.,
of
/,'/
Fort
Wayne,
jr/'
•
Ind.,
manufactures
gasoline
dispensing pumps and other service-Station equipment, and Martin &
Schwartz', "Inc.,' of" Salisbury, Md„ manufactures gasoline dispensing^
pumps and magnetic tape recorders.
-.
*,
/
;
In January,
1950,
The
Symington-Gopld Corp.,
acquired
all
of /
the Martin & Schwartz, Inc. stock. Substantially all of the output/of
(
;
.
:
«•
v
Martin
;
for
a
total
from
of
$193,253
registration
and
to
'T
with
the
cents)
Kinnard
Gearko,
Sept.
on
18
be offered
to
at
shares
/■ 658%
shares
the
,
:x
■*m
on
Sept.
100,000
50
filed
18
shares
of
a
letter
-common.
of
notification
.stock
(par
with
to
Funds,'Inc.—Sale of •Securities—^
registration
a
at
the
plans
same
(without
for
insurance)
or
-a
removed
from
The group was award-
Co.
6 Months
-Gross
Net
income
Net
from.
The
from
.The
..
registration
:
„
operations-.-™
income
-XI
t..
„43.6L42.7. u
,
Of
■
1,750,350
,on
•
office
of
the
principal
by
the
Sept. ->55
shares
'
filed
of
Its
3,572,417
net
as
such
and
the
issuer,
5f
the
statement
)
i
.
proceeds,
,r v
-
$765,000
is
invested
Lie.,
of
the
Underwriting
be
to
be
to
or
used
to
in
engage
be
.
and
accrued
interest' will be
Nejsf^Vork,-N.
Y.—V.
-made
172,
..■•'
a
offered
basis
of
hereby
for
Collieries
of
purpose
any
will
senior
was
engaging
in
recently
the
enlarge
the.
iJ
that
amount"
strip
Z
com-
mining
/
/
/ '
corporation's -equity
that may be required
..
organized
of
It
is
a
,
:
•
.
in
strip
West Wirginia
1797.
t/
»
-the
financing
*/•
•
business
management »crf.
Muhlenberg County// Ky.
Virginia Coal.—V. 173," p.
West
Delaware^, for
Coal,
51%,
In
-
.
!;'■ j
.the
of, -bituminousv
mining
;
<
f
!.
the/Paradise ■;
owned
subsidiary
.
V ft
West
SEC
Virginia Pulp & P^per Co;—Registers With SEC
company on Sept, 24 filed a registration statement
with the
seeking registration of «$2O,OOO,000^M debentures due Oct. l; 1971.
The
debentures
are
to
be
offered
9br
public
underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley
public offering price and underwriting terms are
through
sale
&
to
Co.
During
the-
over
1238.
were
■
■
the
'.
5y2
$55,000,000
financed
'
...
for
out
'X
years
ended
capital
of
April
30,. 1951,- the company
improvements>and •additions, all of
retained
earnings
and
v
depreciation
'
and
■;
an
The
Inc.
bc'jsupplicd
amendment.
1678.
at
p.
*
;|
'
in
to
are
*/:•'
reimburse
invested
which/proposes to
current "market
terms
*/••/■
The
trustee, One Wall St.,
'
'With'
stock.
par <common
the basis
on
stock.
expenditures."
Paradise
■
'1,399,836
June T,
.
.
registration
a
$5
amendment.
stock
capital
t ..;for
.•
the
$9,000,000.
•"•"/
.'
& Coke Co?|>;—Registers With SEC
on
quotations
or
(■common
living Trust Co., as trustee, ,-has selected
by lot for redemption
1, 1951, <$25,000 of first mortgage 3% bonds due
at
about
The remainder of the proceeds, together with (Other
funds, wiU'be used to modernize and enlarge the compaqys'
for mechanically cleaning coal at Its No. 5
mine at Omar, W. Va., estimated to cost $600,000.
"The sale of .jthe
1,986^641.i;';":T,271,031
Dec.
Payment
GO£U,-Qf%his.program
XX-V ';
company
Union Terminal Co. of
Dallas, Tex.r -Partial Redemp-
The
the
is
coal,
Xl,081,821 V /Held, under the
in
399,836
that
JJec. ;31, .1935,- will/be
■.
/ j. in./Kentucky.
3,401^84
1703.
estimated
1951;
Paradise Collieries,
$8,838 006
4,162.490-.
A.
the
X ••/ tipple and .facilities
1950
,
f>
&
..'•
'
—————$2,175,849 "J $2,130,953
iDividends
tion—
public
supplied
?
$n,048,997'
J-
Syming-
stock, .138,-
to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting , if
by The First Boston Corp. and Tucker, Anthony A^'Co, >
offering price is to be determined by agreement between X!
-
on
X
T951
.
income
p.
stock
prices
;
operations_„_I___.______„
•' •-
80,600
coverjng
the ^underwriter
•
/.
remain¬
2614.
p.
S
173,
July 1,
549.-
p.
corporation
SEC
The
-Subs.)—Earnings—
before income .taxes.
income yliaxes——
Provision for other income taxes_
U.
173,
companites,
The
■b group,/headed
Missouri—Unit to Bditow— X
above.—V.
is
It
nrogram.
period
174,
^r<jpany*^.tm''':fUhdsTalready
Ended., June 30—
income,
;
;
' >West Virginia Coal
•
were
oil
to
be
r
totahof •$ 1,142(400."- The
1981.
construction
—V.
statement, filed with the SEC, which became
1950, .,a total bf 5,500 Commonwealth -Fund
price,
issue
capital stock, which together -with the* 58b,outstanding., will constitute the total number of
on completion ,of the merger.—V. ,174, p. 231.
■
proceeds (;
p. 2202. -i
peryshare, without underwriting. The
pay^&tyart for-exploration project.—V. ,171,
four
to
will
Schwartz, Inc.
the
25 .cents) .to
cents
used
sold
&
on Sept..24
filed a registration, statement with
$8,000,000
of
first
mortgage
bonds,
series
C,
company
1.
.for ..the
-
X
been
has
the Martin
Wayne
now
covering
;
Nov.
The
\
of
due /
j:
The bonds are to be offered for
public sale at competitive" bidding.
"Net-.proceeds are to /be used to ;retire $1,200,000 of outstanding short- "
•term- notes payable-to
banks, ^representing temporary borrowings for c,
i
construction purposes, and to >pay a part
pf the cost of tha,company's %
*
174,
of
date
to
The Wayne Pump Co.
owner
West Texas Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
.
$1.25
Inc.
as
/shares to be .'outstanding
X'-;
\'
Corp.,
499%
covering
Otis, Inc., New York.
selling stockholder.—V.
the
Inc.,
X-V'-
SEC
Schwartz,
the merger,
ton-Gould
Sept. 17-,
on
&
Under
1
The
Union Tank Car "Co. ( &
Of-
& Beane and ffar',and associates on Sept. .27 offered
ga,ge ,bonds.
series due .1981.
accrued
interest.
used
that
stock\ (par ;10
'See Poplar Ridge Coal
—V.
1483
Ltynch- pierce. tenner
•
45c,
Sept. 17, .1951.;—V. 17.4, p. 578.
Net
Southern Co.—Stock to Be
Offered—
Bee
at
sold
were
to
conversion'
offered.—W. 174,
receive
"
filed
Union .Electric Co. of
requirements
15,000
to
supplied
& «Co.and
per
share in
effective
on
April .5,
.periodic payment plans -(-.with insurance) were ■ sold .at
$1,200 .each or
for .a total of
$3,000,000, and a total of 952 plans (without-insurance)
n-
originally attached to the issue
debentures; -22,500 Shares of -common'
respond
43
In
shs!'
*57,000
to
bids
Definitive
increased--work"for other proper
expenditures or plant improve-
removed
,were
Gearhart,
go
■
company
Under,
:
10.000 shs
requirements of stock warrants
5Vz%
serial sinking fund
;"■
Trusteed
-
Outstanding
$150,000
M0;000 shs.
to- be
acquired
bonds
common stock on
From these two stock
porary
the
•
FINANCING
Authorized
v;
,
.subordinated
16y-i.'fc
the
TO
to
are
to be
are
ing
CAPITALIZATION
capital
through
covering
offered
*
«
,
prior years.-—V.
X
XT-
3,197,346
.
$4,016,316
———
to
proposes
Jack
.
Holtzclaw
Sept. T,
>
shares
four
Files, vWith Securities und .Exchange Commission—
of'the
r
4
for
.
sale
compamy .and used as -Working
capital in its general operations. It is the
policy .of the'management of
tne,eompany to continue to increase Its purchases of conditional
-sale
COIltl^CtS.
-
*4,934,309
"
Treasure Mountain Gold Mining -C«k, <Deitver, -Colo.—
r
to •the
to
X.: Definitive Series
'
*
Life
above-mentioned securities will be used
partly ,to effect .ex- change of some number of $100,000
presently outstanding Southeastern
serial sinking fund
.debentures,-,but the major .portion will'
added
the
/
'
subscribe
.
to
are
offered
.will be
market
at
shares
notification was
shares .pf
proceeds
p..1104.
Fund" 5/2/»•
l>e
excess
—
preferred'stock which-was
/
with
eaoh
be
to
capital.—V." 174, <tp.
456.
p.
Carolina
from
company
of
share
,per
•
.
the
and
for
the "extent
working
were
187,634
174,
letter
-8,000
•
by
year—
provided in
mortgage
the
--.held.
Transgulf Cun>., Houston, Tex.—rFiles With /SEC—
A
,
received
income
.lor
capital
_
company
^PROCEEDS—.The proceeds
the
$7,860,366
foreign
/scares of
•
1951.—v.
■
Of
143,935
$8,950,625
-
-
on
remaining
•
discount
a
"•
registration statement filed with the SEC, ,and which, became
May
23,
1950
(amendment Affective
Mav
16,.. .1951),
-a
'effective
is engaged primarily in the business of
-purchasing !
conditional sale
contracts
and/or
chattel
mortgages
irom
recognized ^cj<7aJcrs.
Those sale contracts and/or chattel mort- ;
gages are evideiicc of purchaser
indebtedness to the dealer resulting
from purchase made on a
time payment plan.
1
at
price
the -icompany,
include
may
additions"
and
Under
con-
State
(net)——107,866
,
redemption.
6,
275,0-|3
Dr86,000
paid—.
company
program.'vln
shares.,
,
.
June
shares
share
proceeds .of ;the -financing
amount
<
on
that
Bacon,: Whipple
to
are
right
share vfor
are
Co.,
of
per
capital /requirements
ments
redemption,
with a premium of 1%
of the face amount on." ;or before
Js53, and thereafter at iace amount .and accrued
interest.
preferred. stock is calable upon 30
days' j notice .in writing ,
through Oct. 1, 1953,.at $11 per share; thereafter
through Oct. 1, 1955. *
at $10.50 per
share; thereafter through Oct. 1, 1957 at $10.25
per '
share, and thereafter..,at $10 per
share, plus all acumulated or unpaid "
dividends to the-date fixed
South
Dr321,615
pro¬
'
With. SEC—
statement
value)."
par
one
shares
underwriters! .and
the
by
purposes
of
in
Dr207,671
Symington-Gould Corp., the owner of all of the stock of Martin '&
each unsubscribed share pur.eachshare purchased 'upon- ."-.. Schwartz, Inc. has .already signified its approval of the proposal,/ The t
exercise .of Subscription Warrants purchased by them,proposal will be submitted to the stockholders of ..the Wayne Pump Cp.;f
, ^
;
•,
chased
The
incorporated
of
Underwriters
entire
($5
.offered, the
,and .subscription
together
was
500,000 to
1,150,000 to 1,500,000
registration
a
to' be
are
date
Linn.
&
.amount
an
1
Dec. ..531,.
BUSINESS—Southeastern Fund
36,632
,
—
(estimated—————_
Ing .undertaken
of
notice
and
taxes
according
x
the
from
from
filed
21
common
.record
amendment.
<
is
State
funding
authorized
600,000 shares
increasing
on.
•Supervised -Shares, Inc.—«Sale of -Shares—
stock
less $140,00
claims,
year.,
income
j
dividends
The
•
adoption of an incentive stock option/plan.
and its subsidiaries.—V. .172, p. 755.
.
underwriters,. .headed rby Shields
-The
212,366
than
the
-
the
shaieholders
additional
by
;
XX
$7,698,427
9,743
Dr64,727
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
company
V
*
.
not less
upon
stock
common
on
the
held.
t
(amount
stock
i
time up to and including Dec. 31,
common
accrued
of
company
Common
.
.any
callable
are
amount
for
—-—
^
$18,500,000
debentures, are convertible
Including Deci 31,' 1954,
"
;
of
1954, into 1 Vz
uie
stock
authorized
executives
will /vote
preference
prior
and
up
damage
prior
a
X/X ^Less $200,000
31,
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Registers
•
secu-
^
convertible
any
common
debentures.
Each
offer the unsubscribed
basis."
*
subordinated
^2' a^'
f61'v.
into
150
■
the
/Oct. ;3
on
They will-also >vote
-•"
by Frank S. Smith & Co., Inc.,
best efforts
a
July
.
Securities Of¬
—
ft
foreign income or restora-
Earnings for .the
-
Cash
Mr.
stockholders
cumulative
'Tar
Colurpbia, S.,C„ who will
:dties "on
.outstanding
'Stakley-yan Cump, Inc.—To Increase Capitalization—-
.
underwritten
;.per
1950
,
—J——
assets—
Total
"i";
.
fixed
■
of
in
profits
common
•
record Sept. 8, 1951, the
right to
purchase $150,000 of 5Y4% subordinated convertible delOenfures due Sept. 1, 1961, at 100% 'and accrued
interest,
10,000 shares of 6^/2% cumulative convertible preferred
.stock.at par ($10 per share) and accrued
dividends, and
8.800 shares of common stock
(par $2.50) at $6 per
share.
The debentures and
preferred stock are offered
exclusive to residents of South ^Carolina.
The offering
has ,been
381,577
stock—
'
of
thereof
..Federal,
stock——
$4,177,511 ' $4,122,514
share—' '
*$1.28 " • ' "1t$1.36
to
3.270,056' shares
The
fered—The company on Sept.-20 offered to the holders,
of its- common stock of
cumulative pM.
1951
operations—-1-$9,219,358
unremitted
Miscellaneous
-■
$4,506,709
384,195
$4,559,088
—,
———
on
sale
for
vided
1951.
t.On 3,036,512
shares outstanding July 31, 1950,, giylng effect to 2-for-l split effec¬
tive Aug. 8, 1950.—V. 174, p. 368.
\ ,V-V,yV
•
•
„Xv-X, ""X-;-
ft,;ft ft'"'VV' '•! X'
/ft.
*69,513
'
-
.
"Southeastern Fund, Charlotte, S. *C.
n
1,115,942
*31,007
*204,318
sold,
from
Settlement
..
company.—V. 174,
new
*157,724
returns,
goods
on
tion
the
.";'*X:.X.
„
.
"
'
'
about
Slegel has been named President,of the
,/
1,056,997
*134,736
on'foreign exchange, net—
Prov.
/■!.
handling
of
f,2verah aspects ,of
Socony-Vacuum's Eastern 'Hemisphere operations
■which are now divided
among
various -departments of the parent
company.
It will have approximately'90 employees and will start
)>.
income"
~*On
Socopy-Vacuum Overseas Supply Co., a now subsidiary, on (Sept. 21
>gned a lease for-office space at 158 Linwood Plaza, Fort Lee, N. J.
The
Loss
$7,012,011
taxes.,—
Accrued-dividends
Earnings
tSocpny-Yacupm; Oil Co., Inc.—New Subsidiary—
I
861,959
*125,569
/'Earnings .per-share—.—.'
;•"
: -v
726,333
*200,172
railway-—
railway
less
of
Profit
$7,965,151
24,745
$628,804
deductions——c—
income
Balance applicable
'
1—
——-
held,' after
living effect to the recent 4-for-l split.—V. 174, "p. 903.
»
*29,099
Profit
•
•
*18.044
allowances and discounts— $51,084,519 $42,616,890
selling, advertising and "ad¬
ministrative .expenses
34,918,463
41,865,161
,
$804,040
———-
income
etc.,
Net
T
per
from
Cost
1951—12 Mos.—1950
$1,596,313 $20,752,048 $18,289,170
967,509
12,786,897, 11,277-159
i951—Month—1950
& taxes
exps.
income
Gross
Federal
.
The shares
*5,361
*3,879
from
Sales,
Hutton
&
Inc.——- 1,500,000
has been over-subscribed in the,ratio,of about 2-for-l.
hare,
28,078
30,544
Year Ended June 30—
1,500,000
—
.Schoellkopf,
$1,973,221
1,171,-562
operating
Inter.,
j
15,356
18,627
Yick Chemical Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
revenues-—-
Operating
10.
p.
Other
Smith
(Howard)
f
Net
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Earnings—
$0.10
•
$110,705
*184,473
and
•
tax.—V;
$129,315
Weeks—$1,500,000
Laurenoe M. Marks & Co.
1,500,000
Period End. July 31—
$52,417
$81,260
——
share—
common
liability for Excess
$163,826
income
oper.
by them, respectively,
Hornblo.wer .&
Equitable Securities Corp. 1,500,000
■n-V. 174,' p. 1103.
32,127
taxes on income—-—.
1948
$142;976
railway
From Jan.
underwriters
several
1949
follows:
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
$84,544
88,032
the
to be purchased
Lynch, Pierce,
'Fenner & Beane—_—$1,500,000
2,329
Inc..
on
as
of
names
Merrill
$82,215
$162,532
——
ft—
-
are
ry.
1950
railway——
from
Net
the
by
X'X;
X
1951
.
from
Gross
of bonds
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
250,000 shs.
fixed
be
to
•
Provision
3 Tet
204,129
expenses—
rate
Gross
-
issued.
principal amount
1950
$1,047,746:
788,507
,177,024
$1,561,214
1,194,553
——
.
administrative
and
Nil
100,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
tDividend
indenture.
the
!
'
sales
general,
by
UNDERWRITERS—The
Aug. 31—
'
*
when
Beck,
A.
*
t
.
limited
Utah
August—
stock
"Not
548.
p.
1981—(cumulative, par value
share)—
(par val. $100 per sh.)_
per
Common
to -employees
distributed
Sherman Products, Inc.—Earnings—
,
due
directors
profits
since
7,000,000
12,000,000
due 1978_
^
•(•Preferred stock
•
) •cecutive
——-
,
bonus
a
total
A
new
plywood warehouse, said to be the largest in the United
has just been completed for this corporation in Los Angeles,
Calif., S. W. Antoville, Vice-President, announced.
The new -warehouse, actually a complete distribution unit, contains
a
60,QQ0-foot storage area, a 6,000-foot office, showroom and sales
room
center, and a 30,000-foot paved area for customer parking and
truck maneuvering.—V. 174, p.;999.
States,
6,000,000
series
$100
This
1 j
period
.
900,000
series
3 V\ %
A profit-sharing payment of 20%
of their-earnings for -the Junef'uly-August quarter was. made on Sept. 20 to the employees of this
< impany.
V"
:
'
'
'
s
' '■>
.
due
series
3%
'
series
During the 14-month
purposes.
Completes Large Warehouse in Los Angeles, Calif.-U
$10,069,000
3%
•','
ended June 30,
1951 the company's expenditures for new plants and
facilities, for improvements to. existing plants and for timber aggre¬
gated $8,500,000.
Further expenditures for thes purposes, are con¬
templated.,
;
»
3%
(W. A.)
capital .and lor other corporate
.
Outstanding
Authorized
1st
■
\
of
this placement together
with the proceeds from the
public sale of 60,000 shares of 3%% .preferred stock of $ioo
par value,
(convertible prior to Aug. 31, 1961) will be added to the
cash
funds
of
the company
to be
available as increased working
Proceeds
recent
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
companies.
surance
1
irom
1,200,000.
CAPITALIZATION
for in¬
be used
to
are
-•
,
the sale of the bonds will be used by
the company in part to reimburse its treasury for expenditures made
-for capital purposes, in part to finance costs in connection with its
construction and expansion program, and in part to redpee inaeDtedness
to
its -parent,
the
indebtedness
representing advances of
temporary funds for construction costs.
the
the
Sept. 25 filed a registration statement with
covering'100,000 shares of capital stock To be .offered at
The
These
3¥28.
as
100.06; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.Q8J,
and White, Weld & Co., 98.809.
redeemable at the option of the company at ppces
Inc.,
99.0399;
Corp.—Places Debentures Pri¬
United States Ply wood
vately—The. corporation has placed privately, through
Eastman, Dillon & Co., $5,000,000 of 15-year 3%% de¬
bentures series C (due -Sept. 1, 1966), with the New
York Life Insurance Company and a group of other in¬
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility engaged prin¬
cipally in providing natural gas in Los Angeles, San Bernardino,
Riverside, Ventura, Orange, Santa Barbara and San Luis on spo
.'.Counties in California.
Territory served has an estimated population
-
,
,
.
•
bonds, fixed
the
for
received
were
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
agreemnt
—v. ,174,
bids
Bly & Co.,
Boston Corp.,
ranging from 106%
provides that-if the merger is .completed .according
schedule Scott, as the surviving corporation,' will pay a dividend
its common shares in December at the rate -of 60 cents per-share,
The
from
The-bonds .-al'e
"
.proposed
present Scott preferred shares and ..common shares
will remain outstanding.
• J
; «
Under the plan the
vill hot
other
Four
were
First
merger will
be the issuance of VA
shares of Scott for each share of common stock of Soundvie.w.
basis
The
tlfls
of
its bid
of 101.057%.
of Everett,
JCVash., on Sept. 27 announced they have approved a joint plan and
^reement of merger under which Soundview would be merged into
<,4>cott if the plan is approved by the shareholders of each company at
directors
competitive sale on Sept. 25 on
,ed the bonds at
Scott Paper Co.—Directors Approve Merger—
.
Monday, ^October 1, 1951
.
.
.
(1200)
The
•
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
^
by
I
-
spent
which
deple■
•"
X
Number 5051
174
Volume
. .
The Commercial and Financial
.
(1201)
Chronicle
to
securities.-
other
f
Dividend announcements
1'
.tables.
1949
$326,841
$320,105
$353,701
53,685
49,793
51,899
55,437
8,318
15,767
19,251
24,853
Jan. 1-r-
2,301,723
598,267
Gross;from railwayfrom railway
Net ry. oper. income..
—V. 174, p. 641.
372,911
325,426
.
Petroleum
American
-Asphalt
130,719
120,614
2,580,087
American
at a special meeting in December,
10-10
10-17
Corn
.....
7%
9-30
Corporate
10-15
9-30
Gottrell
11-15
10-25*
(C.
(quar.)
common
common.,
American
Natural
preferred
Cuneo
Cutter
9-29
3Vz%
Inc.,
10-15
10-
11-16
9-14
87 V2C
11-15
11-
1
9-25
11-15
10-25
45c
10-25
10-10
50c
10-25
10-10
25c
10-19
10-
15c
10-
40c
-
^
10-15
10-15
10-
0
9-25
1
5
25c
10-25
10-10
(quar.).
15c
10-20
10-10'
Co.
(quar.)_
50c
10-10
10-
1
50c
11-
1
10-
8
37VaC
11-
1
10-
8
Gasket ,&
Mfg.
Products
Steel
Diamond
Match
Co.,
Stores
10c
10-15
9-29
t40c
11-23
10-31
11-
»
—
Dominion
Bridge
•Dominion
Engineering
5
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
Dixie-Home
2
10-
10-31
9-28
(quar.)__—__/
>
11-
9-14
$1.50
Detroit
•10-26
11-30
2
9-28
Co.
Co.
Detroit
5
10-25
9-28
10-
9
•9c
(quar.)
A
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Inc.
class
9-20
10-10
Detroit-Michigan Stove
10-12*
.
will
9-20
1
Company (quar.)
Dean (W. J3.) •& Company (quar.).
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.___„
10-15
1
1
10-
Vilbiss
De
9-25
10-26
10-
30c
___——
3-
25c
Day,strom,
11-
9-28
$2
Dayton Rubber -Co., common
45c
4
10-15
$1.50
(quar.)__
preferred
10-19
37V2c
4
10-
Laboratories
10-19
1
10-
10-15
6c
1
1
11-
quar.)__:_^
(quar.)____—L
-Press,
10-
10-25
'
(quar.)
common
1
$2
,
10-15
10c
11-
2
7
90c
2
11-
Co.—
Gas
(increased
Common
9-19
10-
25%
9-
10-31
$1.75
-.
__/'—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)/
.preferred
10-15*
10-15
9-26
10- 9
common—
Mfg.
Co
Co.,
Telephone
6% '
$1.75
Co.,
1
10-19
—
(quar.)_-/z/L_
9-29
1
10-
20c
—
(quar.)
common
Sons,
&
B.)
Cuban
11-
11-15
-
(quar.)——:____
class A
Creamery Package
Gribtien & Sexton
10-15
9-28
75C
Investors,
9-17
15c
10c
50c
$1.25
25c
9-20
§1.25
—
j—;
6%. preferred
Vt.) —
9-20
10-20
(quar.)
Refining,
preferred
10-15
10-15
American .Phenolic Ccrp.__
y___
20c
securities, the .type and amounts of which are
American Seal-Kap Corp.' (Del.) (irreg.)
25c
V ... - .. -._//..
Stock dividend
1
5%
also be asked to authorize revision of the
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
.^company's incentive compensation system, first approved by stock-Common
(irreg.)
-i".
$1.25
holders in 1935, and also a restricted stock option plan for executives.
The
corporation's defense program .activities include production of
7%/preferred (quar.)—/, I
$1.75
y
Directors of the above company propose
jet engines for aircraft, dfesign and construction of propulsion equip¬
ment for atomic-powered submarines and the development and manu¬
ya -tWo-:for-one split of the
common
facture of intricate electronic scontrol. equipment of various types for., 'r/ stock. "Stockholders will vote on the
V-f
proposal at a' meeting to be held on
military aircraft.
As a result, incoming orders for the last year
Nov, 7.//
have -exceeded shipments by substantial amounts, and indications are
'. y V-.V.r
// $6 7
Americah Steamship Co. (irreg.)...
that sales will-rise -to Jiigher levels in the next few years. Mr. Price.1
15C
American Yarn & Processing, com.
(quar.)_
noted.//
•
'•;-■•
/ ■ r■'■ i
,j/ //, -v
10c
i
Extra
Gwilym A. Price,-President,/.said that major projects already under¬
15c
yc' Class B (qiiar.):-___I_^-—-_l_.
taken- as part ofther-new expansion plan are-a new plant in Raritan
10c
Township, N.-J.;: soon to begin manufacture of electronics equipment; <
$1
4*a
conv. preierred
(quar.)——
a, small
motor plant at Union City, Ind., now more than half, com-,.,
75c
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.__
"
.pleted; electronic tube plants at Elmira and Bath, N. Y.,; and aircraft.armament plant at Baltimore;, .a jet engine parts plan/at Columbus, .■ r-:Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
*
$142'/a
Ohio;
an
expanded plant for generator output at East Pittsburgh; ,; / 44/2% -preierred (quar.)_—
$142%
y
4.50%
five new lamp plants;
the purchase of a plastics plant at Hampton;
preferred
(quar.)___"__________—'
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—
S. c;, and provision for, substantial .increases- in production of house- >v
/y/'y-V;/;
hold ^appliances and television sets.—V. 174, p, 943.
^
:
4V?% preferred (quar.)—t22VaC
/
5%
preferred (quar.)——___——
?25c
undetermined.
The
stockholders
+
Products
10-31
10-10
9-15
Hamp.)—
y Stock dividend
1
9-17
preferred
6%
10-15
25c
9-15
1
9-29
30c
paid
Coppermines Corp. (irreg.)
(Chicago)—
9-28
_______
1
10-
13c
Assurance
9-28
(monthly)
Corp.
5% preferred (quar.)
American Maize-Products,
l'/o
(quar. I
(Montpelier,
Co.
Products
Home
American-Marietta
will act on a
Continental
75c
Georgia \(quar.)__ y
Fidelity & Casualty
Fidelity
Quarterly
the authorized debt from $150 million to $500
with a $296 million expansion program, it was
26.
The company plans to raise new capital
to increase
million in connection
announced on Sept.
through sale of debt
proposal
Co. ,of
American
-
stockholders,
(quar.)L
Printers
Consolidated
(quar.)$1
Extra
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Plans Financing and Ex¬
Connecticut
$4.50
Discount
American
The
Corp.
Roof
Co.
Can
10-
25c
Fund
from net
(accum.)T„
9-2-6
50c
25c
.
Extra
'American
250,387
pansion—
;•'*
(quar.)
9-15
10c
(being
(New
7%, preferred
5
2
1
—:—
Co.
9-26
11-
10-15
k10-
12 Vac
rquar.)
Preferred Stock
capital gains—
Gas
9-28
12'/2c
(quar.)____^__
From
9-28
3c
pfd.
10-
10-12
10-31
25c
'
&
Fund, Inc.
income)
Concord
10-31
3
12-
Bond
10-
J 20c
;
(quar.)
dividend
Payable of Bee.
Share
f
5%
•
Holder«
preferred
participating
Participating
Concord
';.'.'y.-
.■-> y
Gas
&
50c
Composite
10-10
10-10
Y.)
(N.
Bottling
(B. J.) Company, Ltd.
Columbia
Baking,
common.
we
When
10-10
10-19
50c
Coghlin
50c
Amerada
560,302
206,362
Net
Company
Oil
Penn
American
.2^87,103
2,699,521
an¬
,
,
Cola
Coca
show the payments
___
1948
i.
we
-
,
Amalgamated Sugar,
1950
$346,195
railway——,
oper. .income..
.From
■.
in which
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. iquar.)
?15c
Ainsworth Mfg.;. Corp. yquar.)
■
25c
Airline Foods Corp.—
- y.
\
5V2:'/i> conv, preferred ($25 par) (accum.)_
683/4C
5 V2 % preferred ($10 par) (acCum.27'/2C
All
1951
from
Net
Then
during the current week.
Name of
-
of Alabama—Earnings—
•;
from railway—.
dividends
the
all
Per
arranged a $15,000,000 stand-by credit line for
the
with ,a group of five banks. ,
The
new agreement
replaces a $10,000,000 credit line with the
same banks -widen agreement expired in December, last year.—V. 113,
pp. 386," 968.
Vl
^■■ .. • ' ; ; ■.-
Juiy—
indicate
we
-payment date.
company has
next three years
Uet ry.
first
(quar.)—
Corp.
10-19
25c
50c
grouped in two separate
are
Coal
Payable of Re*.
Share
Name of Company
Clinchfield
follow with
previously announced, but which have not yet reached their
The
Gross
the
second table
a
■
%
Western Ry.
In
nounced
$15,00V0,0Q0 Bank Credit—
Arranges^
Holder§
"
DIVIDENDS
the
are
When
Per
without recourse to debt or capital financing. The net proceeds
present financing, together with general funds of the company,
be applied, among other things, to expenditures for ■improve¬
ments and
additions to plants and .equipment which the company
Currently believes may exceed -$50,000,000 to be made over a period
«f
three or more • ye£trs depending
on1 availability of materials. In
Addition, the company contemplates expenditures for the .acquisition
nf tim'oerlands
as favorable opportunities arise. The proceeds of the
financing may "be supplemented from such other sources as the
management may determine, including borrowing or the issuance of
4inn
Sf
9
-———
Ltd.
Co.,
—
(quar.)
Ltd.
8
10-31
$40c
Works,
10-31
10- 2
J20c
10-27
10-
11-
1
10-15
10-20
10-10
J $1.50
(s-a)___
.
'9-21
9-28
10-
5
*
10-
5
9-22
10-
5
9-22
5
9-22
10-23
10-11
East
5.20
11-
1
10-
1
10-
Ekco
5
11-
5
stockholders
Pritzker,
transfer
anteed
$14
will
be
retained.—V.
for
J.
Bauman,
"For
/
that
markets
was announced by
: >
'
v.
Barcalo
-
industrial applications. Engineering applica¬
over a period of years emphasize that
made
have
we
•.
kets."—V.
units
174,
r.7
B
of notification with the
issued at par ($1 per
share), of which 82,625 shares represent shares to be issued on
exercise of stock purchase warrants in connection with sale of 110,000
shares on or about Oct. 24/The proceeds will be used for working
capital. There will be no underwriting involved.—V. 173, p. 1588.
corporation
covering
on
165,250
Sept. 13 filed a
shares of stock
Baystate
Beaton
Winn
n
Lovett Grocery
&
Period End. Sept. 22—
be
17.4,
I;.'.'",.-■
943.-
p.
$6
Corp.
/:7'//•
10-
10-25
10-15
10-4
9-21
11-16
10-26
10-26
11-1
1
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
Stores,
(quar.)
common
,
11-
1
10-19
1
11-15
1
10-19
10-
1
9-20
Securities
(quar.)
Inc.
Fcods,
._/—-y
50c
11-
10-
'/
1
10-
proposal
the
for Oct.
The
SEC
company
covering
The
Net
Sept.
on
bonds
be
to
are
proceeds
the
of
filed
25
of
$3,500,000
first
British
Funds,
from
(15.c
series
.
:
purposes."
It
and
is
Bush
contemplated
sold
.
to
that
on
31, 1952, .the company
property additions and
171, p. 500.
$S,900,OOQ.—V.
aggregating
com.
—•
Service Corp.—Partial
corporation has -called for redemption on Nov. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $40,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
■if..
Nov. l,
7
at
the
1977,
Payment will be made i
National Bank .of the City of New York, 11 Broad St.,
Y,, or at the-Continental Illinois National Bank'& Trust
Monroe St., Chicago. III.—V. 174^ p. 943.
:.
Chase
New
York, N.
Co.,
115
West
and accrued
100.73%
at
interest.
preferred, (quar.) __—/_:
7%,
The
preferred
Cainden
Mfg.. Co.,
Camp
50c
.class
Radio Line—
~
The
and
corporation on Sept.- 14 unveiled its
television receiveis to 300 representatives
wholesale distributors.
.Featured
tube
that
the
on
-
■
-
television
y
<'
sets
are
a
new
•
'
/
"Electronex"
'
picture
pounds"~5f critical materials and produces the
picture- to television, and a new "Fringe Lock'
extends the range of good - television reception.
several
saves
first
complete-focus
circuit- that greatly
the Rauland Corp.,-1 wholly-owned
Zenith
subsidiary.
It .employs
a»system of electro-static focusing,
which eliminates the
magnets and coils used on magnetic tubes, with
a„ resultant saving of about two pound/of copper and lesser amounts
of
highly critical cobalt, nickel, and'aluminum.
_
The
new
Seven
consoles
of
tube
the
was.
19
and
two
combinations
are
developed
by
table models. There are ten new
console combinations. Six radio-phonograph console
also additions to
the Zenith line.—V, 173, p. 2611.
new
TV
'sets
are
9-26
11-1
1
40c
$-147 '/2
10-15
9-26
9-15
9-26
/ 9-15
150c
10-15
Electric Co.
RR.
Co.,
$4.50
Electric
Land
&
10-29
1
10-29
$25c
11-' 2
11-15
10-15
10-
$1.25
10-20
Co.
-/
9-25
9-29
9-25
*
'
f.
9-29"
9-25
9-29
9-20
20c
10-
1
9-2ft
25c
;
*
v
v
v
11-1
10-23
11-
1
10-23
$1
•11 r
1
10-23
11-
1
10-23
9-24
10-21
10-13
11-
10-10^
25c
11-15
10-13
11-
.//
10-
quar.)__
(quar.)
__/__
common
_______
$$1.25
10-
9-21
1
50c
______
_
(initial
Co.,
9-28
1
1
4
25C
10-25
10-10
$1.12/2
10-25
10-10
25c
10-
15c
11-15
11-
1
$2.50
1.1-15
11-
t
9-20
1
(s-a)
________—
Co.
(quar.) _/___„__—_—
75c
9-28
9-27
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,- common—/
$5 preferred
(quar.) ________——_/_
Gordon & Belyea, Ltd., class A non-cum.__
E
-——J
Class
75c
12-15
11-15
$1.25
12-15
11-15
Mfg.
preferred (quar.)-^-_-i.__
Foods, Inc. (quar.)__—l____/__
Goulds -Pumps, Inc., common (quar.)_______
5% ipreferred
(quar.)—
—
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.—
6%
1st
Gordon
will
Directors
.
t$l
10-
1
9-23
$$1
10-
1
9-26
$$1.50
10-
1
10c
10-
1
15c
10-17
10-
5
25c
10-17
10-
5
9-26
9-20
re/ommend - to stockholders
that the authorized common
stock be in-
*
creased
from
150,000
500,000
to
,
;-"A
10-10
a
special
shares.
been
called
Fire Insurance -Co.
(s-a) 1
meeting
has
•
for
15.
Oct.
Great Eastern
30c
10-
9-10
1
10c
1
9-20
9-29
9-20
.
11-
1
10-15
'
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-
15c
11-
1
10-10
50c
11-45 N
10-
26c
25c
5c
56'Ac
40c
St. Louis
/
•
Green'4H~&TZcoZ/quar.j/__—-II—IZ ~T"
Growth'
Class
5%
.
H.)
B
ShaTes,
10-31
Hartford
10-10
Hartford
11-15
10-19
;
$1.12%
1-2-52
12-10
A
$1.50
9-28
9-26
;
Steam
3%;%;
;
Boiler, "Inspection
—
/
(quar;) _/_•/—/
(guar.)——___ -
commpn
preferred
1
9-13
11-
1
10-15
9-25»
9-29
40c
1010-
9-20
1
40c
1
$1.25
10-1
9-20
;
9-20
1
10-15
50c
8-28
9-21
50C
9-28
9-2$.
40c
10-15
10-
5
10-31
10-
3
10-31.
10-
U
6834c
& Ins:—
L__-—
Quarterly
Hecht Company,
>
—
(quar.)—
—_—„_
Electric Light iquar.)—
Gas Co., common iquar.)
(j% preferred' (quar.)
$1.25
_•
10-
50c
25c
Inc.—
Knittinp;, common (increased)
(-increased)
preferred
Ha-rtfoud
10-15
Industry
(P.
Hanes
5*
60c
com
Securities Co.—
1
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.) _________
of California—
preferred
preferred
•
$37 'Ac
Humor
Rubber
10-19
$25c
$30c
I
preferred .(quar.)—/—
Cleveland
1
11-
'
preferred
Goodman
3
11-
t-12%c
Illuminati^Co.,
10-
'
9-29
7 Mac
Ltd., common iquar.)
preferred iquar.)
—_—
Brothei/ Inc., co'mmon (quar.)
5%
'
tquar.)__
Chicago &
5%.-- preferred (quar.)_
Cleveland, .Cincinnati,
-..Cleveland
■
9-2f>
1
5 6'Ac
iquar.)
,
10-10
1
pfd.
4Va%
Co.,
Brothers
Prior
9-29
11-
E.)
Goodall
9-29
10-15
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)——National Bank (N. Yr)
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas &
Good
'•
9-29
10-15
25c
(quar.)v———
9-29
50c
Mills—
Cotton
&
IR.
$4.50
9-30
11-
5Qc
(s-a)—__/_/———-------
Corporation
5%
10-11
10-20
Bakeries;
Chicago
26c
$1
(quar.) _/__/___
A
Gimbel
10-11
■
—_
General (Steel Wares,
9-26
9-28
$1.75
------
,
11-15
Oil
Chase
9-20
$1.50
-
4V2%
■
9-24
$1.75
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohiq Ry. (quar.)__-_
Cedar Point Field Trust— • *
/
Certificates of beneficial interest——-—
Central Franklin Process (quar.)/—
/
Chain Store Investment.Corp., common/—
'
10-19
r
iquar.),
(quar.)—:_/___•—__/—/__/
.
General Mills, Inc.
10-15
5
9-28
*
Ltd...
—
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)—Canadian Silk Products, class A (quar.) ——
1952 line of radio
of Zenith's 78 American
1
11-
50c
(quar.)//—-—-
Canadian
new
..
B
A
10-
11-
12-14
(S-a)_—
(s-a)
9-25
75C
iquar.)
Inc.
class
Co.,
AA
Gamble
*
1
10-10
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
New Television and
Corp.—Introduces
/'•
y
Radio
Western
8
50c
Class
Canada
8
10-
20c
•
(quar.)
B :,(quar.),_—/vr.—
Canada Steamship ;Line$, Ltd.
v
,.
Class
Zenith
..
10-
1
200 %
——-r-
Association
common
1
11-
$1
(quar.)—___—
Fire Insurance
11-
$25c
6.%
Redemption
9-29
7C
..
Bag
Funsten
10c
(quar.,)--!--------*--/--
$4.70" preferred
Public
Class
50c
•
Brush
Fulton
9-25
——
(quar.)/
21c
profits
invest-,
10-17
10-10
$142%
Co.,* com.
9-29
_____
$4
Fuller
_
'
'
Wisconsin
b-*
75c
.
(stock dividend.) —
California Oregon Power
1
•"
Bycrs (A. M.) Company, common———.7% participating preferred (quar.)
improve-
O.
Process Co.
Industries,
9-28
1
10-25
75c
(quar.) ——
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Lld._i
estimates
11-
$ 10c
(initial)———-
common
10-15
from security profits
and 5c from investment
gains]
•Extra
50c
4/2%. preferred
1952.
Between June 30, 1951, and Dec.
that it will make expenditures for
meats
New
Power
before June 30,
or
Co..—.1
Butler .Mfg_ .Co.,
common shares are to be issued
before Dec. 31, 1951, and the
50,000
Electric
Wisconsin
remaining 50,000 shares
■'
——
>-*
11-20
a3%
Motor
Terminal
10-30
(IV2C
series
Frontier
•
Co
Brooklyn Borough Gas
Brooklyn Union .Gas Co., common—/— ///
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Buda Company (quar.),———u———Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)——
Brock way
16%C
security profits
—
Franklin
9-28
1
9-28
gains]
[capital
10-
1
Inc.—
6V2C
dep.
Quarterly
to -its
10-
$10
/—_____.
.Co.—
income)
ment
Income
$$2
receipts for ordinary (final)/
British-Columbia Forest Products, Ltd./
parent, Wisconsin Electric Power Co.,
of
company's common stock at a price of $20
per share,
are
to Ipe
added to general funds of the company "to be
applied toward the cost of -its construction program through 1952;
to. be used
to
retire
short-term
promissory
notes held
by banks
aggregating $1,000,000
.;
and to be available for other corporate
by the company
100,000 shares of the
Ltd.—
Celanesc,
Amer.
at
together
financing,
the
competitive bidding.
with the proceeds of
public sale
for
offered
bond
the sale
a registration
statement with
mortgage bonds, due 1981.
10-19
has
(s-a)
Directors have
J Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
10-19
11-
25.
Co.
Depot
Utility series (24>2C from security
[capital gains] and 4V2c from
1
10-10
1
10-19
11-
be
income) .//_/_—_
series
(22c
from
y.i: y
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
would
9-20
10-
11-
10-15
11-
19c
11-15
70c
Co.
5
11-15
35c
y(s-a)—___——_/—/—/ '
10-11
11-
a
and 6c from investment
///___//_
security profits
[capital gains] and 4c from investment
/"-v .income)
/j.
Preferred series (lie from security profits
[capital gains] and 8c from investment
10-11
1
stock
common
Custodian
'[capital
9-25
10-
1
$1.12V2
9c
(quar,)
—
Co., Ltd.—
approved a proposal to split
the ordinary shares two-for-one. • /■; ; /
British-America
Assurance Co.
(s-al
Edison
Boston
1
approved
10-25
./Bond
9-22
1
company
100%
15c
:___
9-21
9-28
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
consider
to
called
Common
/■
9-22
10-26
(increased s-a)— /;
Corp.,. common
preferred
1010-
25c
Company (quar.)————
Bobbs-Merrill Co y 4Ms %: preferred
(quar.)/"
7%
9-20
50c
—-————-—
/
10-22
1
A
Sixth
West
412
10-22
25c
50c
:—
ie; W.
Bondstock
1
10-31
10-
5
9-28
10-15
three-fQr-two basis as of
special meeting of stock¬
a
Union
St.
Franklin
10-31
30c
10-
10-19
93 %c
dviidend)/
Corp.—
Foremost Dairies, Inc., 4% conv. preferred—
•/Entire issue called for redemption on Oct.
/.
30 at $50 per share plus this -dividend.-,
10-19
11-
<quar.)_
;
Bessemer Limestone & Cement,
common—
4%
preferred (quar.) — ———-:7/'i'/
Bessemer
1
the
-
on
been
12-
preferred
6%
3-16
10-16
1
40c
(quar.)_________________
above
15.
holders
Fort
11-
which
split
9-19
10-
15C
11-
$25
__i;
(stock
preferred
of
Nov.
,
50c
75c
12V2c
(quar.)—
4-1-52
$2
Co;__.
Chemical
.&
preferred
;
to
/
10-15
9-25
30c
;
——
$2.50
$1.50
proposed charter amendment pursuant
1
50c
(quar.)_—
12-16
:
Rubber
&
Directors
/ /..
9-21
Works.-—!
Tire
convertible
60c
9-28
Co.
1-1-52
Inc.—
Foote Brothers Gear & Machine Corp.
11-1
Iron
1
$2.50
Fund- Insurance
Machinery
3%%
9
11-
Railroad Stockyards,- common
iBlis?
1
1
Gossett
&
12-
10-15
10-25
11-
5
1-2-52
________
Food
•10-31
75c
10-
18 Ac
(Boston)y (s-a)//-//-_
Associates
Firestone
10-
1
———
10-15
10-15
50c
10-19
10-10
12-
Mfg./—--
11-1
25c
(quar.)__
.
12-
class A__—
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Co.)
prior
Fifty
10-19
1
10-15
Insurance—
_____—
Products,
Fireman's
t75c
Caldwell
&
Berland
////.■/'//'./
/.,//;.•' V
11-1
11-
prior
Bell
1951—4 Wks.—1950
1951—12 Wks.—1950
$12,496,278 $10,895,854 $36,763,501 $32,464,626
Sales
—V.
Co.—Sales Increase—
9-24
Apartments—
;/"/%y:'/y///'-/-';
preferred (quar.) /_—_———- ;
75c
1st' referred (quar.)———;.
$1.50
$3
Best
•-
9-29
Arts
Beaux
letter
to
9-21
10-17
+25c
Corp. (quar.)—_—12'/2c
(quar.)—
y
45c
Petroleum
Bay
,
Wilcox-Gay Corp., Charlotte, Mich.—Files With SEC—- /Belt
The
1
9-2©
i 9-20
11-1
preferred (quar.)
Field Marshall (see Marshall Field & Co.)
1500
Walnut Street Corp. (accum.)
6%,
9-21
1
10-
1
9-29
35c
(quar.)
Y.
N.
Quarterly
Fibreboard
11-1
(irr,eg.)_—
Belmont
SEC
10-
Life
10-
9-30
10-16
$1.50
—,
factor &
preferred
41/2%
Traders
Syracuse,
10-25
15c
_
&
10-19
common—^.—10c
(quar.)— _____/__:y
$1
preferred
$4
•
;
10-19
8
11-10
Mfg.. Co.,
Class
//''/'
-f
8
12-
30c
common-——
Bathurst Power & Paper, Ltd.,
and
457;.
p.
Inc.,
Co.,
&
12-
5c
1
;
Brewing,
(
V
32VaC
(quar.)
common
Max
1
11-
/
Gas—
(quar.)/-.--
(see
(Max)
11-
20c
Phonograph Corp.
&
Farmers
15c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.* (quar.)
15c
Baldwin
Rubber
Co.
(quar.) _„————
15c
Extra
—:--v——^10c
Bankers Commercial Coi-p., 6% pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
production facilities have wide application
in
many
fields such
as
construction, mining, quarrying, irrigation,
'marine/nd petroleum operations and in many other industrial marWhite
Inc.____——
Nichols
$10c
37.V2C
:
—:
"; $1.20 convertible prior preference 1 quar.)
Manufacturing
Co..———
sold
studies
various
(quar.).
—1-—
Radio
Falstaff
10-15
11-
Axelson
7/./'
.
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Devices,
Austin
outstanding,
industrial sales division to -develop new
new
Engines—for special varied
tion
p." 2211.
173,
B
$2.50
'■ flOc
(s-a),
Plywood Corp. ,(quar.
Audio
years," J. N. Bauman said in regard to the new division,
White component units-—particularly our Super Power
many
"we -have
a
shares
308,343
units- of ■ White trucks and busses
Vice-President "ir charge of sales,
component
N.
I
of
the
of
Wholesalers,
Class
Atlas
Co.—Forms New Division—
White Motor
Formation
Atlantic
'■/7;
change in officers is contemplated and the old name
no
-probably
//./■,/
'; V /^/Z,//^
each
for
share
per
that
added
He
v
-Z '' /.
Coast
pfd.
5%
RR.,
Line
Atlantic
is President of Wheeler Osgood Co., said final
expected by March 31. The sale, he said, guar¬
is
title
of
and
:•■
v
who
Gonyea,
Mr.
and
Gonyea
H.
J.
attorney,
Blair,
common
$1
Extra..50c,
New
authorized sale of their company,
plywood, to a group headed by Jay A.
a Tacoma group
represented by Archie
Sept. "26
on
doors
Co.,
preferred
Factor
Atchison, Topeka
Wheeler Osgood €o.—Sale Approved—
Products
4V2%
10-15
Natural
8
9-3©
1
11-
$ 40c
Supply Co._
&
10c
J40c
preferred (guar.) ——__/_—/__
Magnesia Talc Kquar.)
%.
Emerson
.
The
Metals
Tennessee
Eastern
11-
•;r
■
Ducommun
9-22
10-
112-VaC
:y. Extra
5
40-
_/_
common
Drop Forge (irreg.)
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd.
9-22
*
Ltd.—'
Coal,
&
(initial quar.)
Dominion Woolens & Worsteds, Ltd—
New
-
manufacturers .of
Steel
Dominion
-
& Santa Fe Ry.—
(initial,quar.__y
Ltd.—
Co.,
Quarterly
-
.
Linoleum
<te
Dominion, Onciotn
40c
93 %C
11-
(1202)>
Th€\CoTrwiwcicil atkIZ Financial1-Chtomclc
X
•
-Per
{?w*htin*.At
Compoun d;
" "•''
■
|S«licopter Alr( Service, Inc.-*-
/■i
15c
Higble MIg,„Co., (quar.)__~_
HJghtstowirBugr
prior preferred* «fu»rr)Hot! y Sugar Corp. com mcm-( quar^; sjxi '/
_
$*%• convertible preferred' (quar.) —i---—
Home Lfght & Power <?o.>(qu*r.>.
*_—
Hudson
'■
Fund;
Illinois
^
Inc.—-—
i
->
1
'■
Jack
i
&
Heintz,
Inc.,
(initial)
common
;
2oc1
15c
1
-9-27
9-27
.10-31
40c
$20c
77zC
3-15-52
15c "
9-
<
-
Increased quarterly-
Louisiana
Si
Power
/
$6
11-
1
1
10-30
$1.50
10-30
/
'
10-10
60c
ZZ:" 20c
/ $1.25 /
Z
$1.50
50c
(quarj.
Trucks, Inc. —:
_/
(R. H.) & Co., 4% preferred B
416 % preferred A (quar.)
cents
from
from
Marshall
Field
Massachusetts
'Jnits
Ma*
of
Class
60c
A
&
Co.
&
Co.,
B
':///'
(quar.)
Radio
Co.,
1
1
11-1
5
10-
10-
1
11-
$1.06 74
5c.
34 %c
^
Fabrics
National Manufacture
&
-
'
.
.
,10-
10-31
10-15
12-
10-
35c
10-
1
9-20
Inc., 43A%
—
(quar.)—_
11-30
10-30
10-10
$1.25
9*29
9-20
10-20
9-28
10-20
9-28
50c
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)
25c
10-15
10-
50c
11-
10-11*
20c
10-31
com.
(quar.)
pfd.
1
$7
25c
10-15
10-
1
$1
10-15
10-
1
$1.25;
75c
10-15
10-
3
9-25
10-
3
9-25
75c
11-
1
10-16
$1.1816
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-28
$2/
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
12 72c
(N.
9-28
$1
Y.)-~——II
10-15
9-28
9-25
$1.75
Co.
—
;
(accum.)_
adj. series (accum.)
10-15
9-29
$1.50
416% preferred (quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
33A% preferred
(quar.)___
Northwest Airlines, 4.60%
pfd".
'
Class
B
$5
$1.0674
Z"
"(thiT payment
common
II
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Company, (quar.)
~(initial) ZZI
4%
Co.
Petroleum
preferred
Tilford
Parke,
Davis &
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
I
(irreg.)
Distillers
&
Transport Co
Corp.
preferred
Penman's, Ltd.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
10-19
9-29
9-29
10-
1
15c
10-
1
11-
1
common
(quar.)_,
common
10-
1
10-10
10-
1
10-15
$1.1216
10-31
10-15
35c
9-29
9-24
20C
10-15
9-29
10-
1
10-
1
$1.50
50c
10-15
9-29
10-
1
10-
1
9-11
9-
1
11-12
10-11
50c
11-
10-
11-
5
9
10-19
"
~
~~Tr~
10-31
10-
5
10-31
10-
5
2216c
9-28
$131
75c
t75c
*$1.50
9-24
10-
1
9-24
10-
1
11-15
10-15
1
1
1-
10-15
20c
1
'
10-22;
'
10-15
Cement
22c
10-15
9-29
10-15
9-28
'
/ill—-4Z
75c
9-25
9-25
25c
10-18
10-
25c
11-1
12-14
12-
12-14
12-
10-10
10-
5
10-10
10-
5
(St.
Co.
Louis)
(quar.)
15c
—
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
—
.
preferred
•
(quar.),.
Allen
9-20
$1
(quart):
,.
12-31
10-15
(quart)——/—,
9-25
20c
10-
10-
2
12 72c
2272C
■
50c
28c
10-10
11-15
•
4
(quar.)—
1 ."
of
Co.
Aluminum
9-30
9-29
American
10c
10-15
9-29
20c
9-26
9-19
25C
9-29
9-20
Franklin
——
—
Insurance
'Z
(quar.)———
(Durham,
Process
(quar.)
C.)_
N.
———
preferred
preferred
preferred
Ltd.,
common
Co.
10-15
$1.25
10-15
9-29
.12-
92 y2c
B
11-
(Ky.),
Mfg.
of
A
Manufacturing
preferred
preferred
of
class
Street
Warner Co.
Warner &
B
(St. Louis)
10-20
American Bosch Corp.,
Co.
9-14
//35c
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
•.9-17
25c
10-
5
9-17
,/v
•»
10-
•;Z30c
5
10-
1816 c
5
9-17
9-17
10-15'
9-20
1.
r-
50c
12-
1
"-25c
10-
1
9-
4*
75c
10-
1
'9-
4*
$1.25
11-
1
10-19
10-10
9-25
—
(quar.),—
——
Board
50C
—
11-15
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)__—__
$1.25
10-
1
9-17
preferred series B
(quar.)
$1.25
10- 1
9-17
11-
1
10-20
American Can
Co., 1%
11-
1
10-20
American
&
$1.10
40c
12-
1
Car
common
preferred (quar.)
Foundry—
//_../2 *
1
10-15
■£
'
50c
11-
1
75c
10-
1
'9-20
75c
10-
1
9-20
* 20c
11-
* 20c
11-
Co.
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
preferred—
preferred
4727f
prior preferred
American Cyanamid
.
10-
'5
10-
5
10-
2
11-
2
10-
1
9-15
10-22
10-10
American
Felt
9-21
American
Hair
9-29
10-
L
1
9-20
20c
10-15
10-
$1.25
10-15
10-
15c
—
"9-28
9-26
9-28
Z ..'
9-26
New
$6
Enka
(quar.)
1772c
$1.0616
__Z
(quar.)
25c
($10
common
Ltd.,
7%
$1.12 72
American
Home
1
American
Insurance
Corp.
Co.
10-
$1.25
9-17
5
pfd.
(quar.)
+$1.75
10-15
10-
American
3.90%
(Newark.
9-28
_
11-15
10-20
$1
11-15
10-20
9272c
A
,,Z
preferred
(accum.)
$5
(increased)
10-15
9-26
9-26
10-15
10-
1010-
1
1
1
9-20
;
_—ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
5
10-15
10-
1
27c
10-15
10-1
10-17
10-15
10-
1
,25c
<quar.)_
11-
40c
(quar.)
11-16
lQc
;Z__
10-22
10-
8
11-
1
10-15
$1.06 74
11-10
10-25
$1.12 72
11-10
10-25
3716c
Z.
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-25
9-20
7%
Co.
9-27
1
9-25
10-
1
9-14*
10-
1
9-14*
10-15
/■
:.
9-28
25 c
10-
10c
10-15
10-
$1.1272
12-
1
11-21
10c
pfd. (quar/
10-
2
9-21
1
9-19*
1
.1 V.
|.
;i
•.
Co.—
1214c
(quar.)—
50c
(quar.)
&
Light
$1 75
Co.—
Corp.
10-15
10-
1
.
f
9-20
9-15
States
Stores
American Sugar
Extra
12-15
3-
I
24c
10-
1
9-4
3772C
10-
1
9-17
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
10-
1
9-
6"
$1.50
10-
1
9-
6
30C
Insurance
10-
.
•
(Indianapolis)—
Quarterly
American
10-
25c
Paper Goods Co.-—
preferred
American
28yac
*
Optical
1
$1.75
—
10-15
50c
_/.
Co,
Insurance
American Snuff Co., common
67ft
preferred (quar.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)___
Swascy Co
(quar.)
Fire
Republics
60c
materials)
preferred
National
Power
10-
50C
9-14*
31V.C
Quarterly
American
8772C
Investing Corp
$4.50
American
10-15
10- .1
•*
1
(quar.)—__,_2__
1
1772c
Co" comZ
common
Co.
American
$1.25
B.), 5% pfd. A
(quar.)_.
Molasses
American
1
9-12
10-
9-20
J.)—
—
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4727ft
10-20
11-
1
________
10-10
36 74c
(quar.)
10-
10c
N.
Co._
10-20
(Ind.)—
America
>
Maracaibo
9
11-
10-
10-
(quar.)—,
11-15
87 7aC
50c
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
11-15
"
9-14
9-14
9-14
9772C
(quar.)
Machine & Foundry
11-
50c
10-
10-
10-
(quar.)
American
87 72C
—
$2.50
$1.50
Illinois—
of
American
1
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
9-25
;
American
ZZZZZ
Z ZZZZ
9-
9-25
10-
$1.50
7% v.preferred
3
4 "
1010-
$1
(monthly)
pref. series
4
Z:",;25c
472% preferred (quar.)—
American Locomotive Co., common
9-28
10-
conv.
..
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
Products
10-
87ViC
—
American Investment Co.
11-15
Missouri—
8772C
-
1
10-15
9-19
(quar.)—
4
9-27
10-24
1
preferred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Felt'
&
preferred
Hardware
12-
10-15
9-19
10-
Z
par)-—2.
Co., 6%
American
10-27
50c
3-14
1
Corp.
Semi-annual
quar.)
12-14
10-
?
B (quar.)—
Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
;■
(quar.)
2
American Express Co., old com.
($100 par)
American
9-20
10-
Co.
1-2-52
4-1-52
$1.12 72
(quar.)/—Z__
•./••■/ -/■ ''■-/• /
American
^*6ht Co.,
9.13*
9-14
30c
American Dairies,
/.
10-16
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
1
$1.75
;
preferred
1
40c
$4.25
10-
1
10-1
(quar.,)
preferred A (quar.)„_——
1
10c
(quar.)
(Construction
•
10-
$1.75
_2.
common
3727c
10-20
5c
$1.75
316%
•
50c
_
quar.)
Co., Inc.
(quar.)
$1.75
10-15
^
preferred
American Crystal Sugar Co.,
10-18
^\quar.)
non-cumulative
7%
11-19
11-
;____
Minnesota
75c
participating preferred
U. S. Smelting,
Refining & Mining
7% preferred (quar.),____
United Telephone
Wall
Box
-
9-13*
preferred series A
(quar.).
$3.50 pref.
(quajVrin
United Cities
Realty, 5 7f preferred
United Milk Products
<Zo., common
(J.
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)—--
American
15c
United Cigar-Whqjan Stores—
Van Sciver
preferred
$1
common
preferred
(quar:)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Union Oil Co, of California
of
6%>
11-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
10-
57ft
(q\lar.)_
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp.
11-17
5%
Company
Co.,
1.
10-20
(quar.)_4—
$3.70
5%
1
9-10
12*
10-20
(quar.)
(increased
(increased
Union Electric Co.
$4
1
•
9-21
1
———;
Eook
(quar
Co.—
Temper Corp.—
4167ft. prior preference
$4.50
9-15
10-20'
1
(quar.)
Tobacco
1
■;
1
50c
Torrington Manufacturing Co.
Tuckett
£10-
•
9-20
11-
:
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
416%
9-14
11-
(quar.)
Edison
Towle
1
10-
preference
American
Company—
Class
9-14
10-
97 y2c
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance Co.
Todd
1
10-1
75c
(quar.)——.
com.
Quarterly
25c
California
Corp.
11-1
—
Z_—
of
Light
preferred
Metal
9-20
1
10-
//25c
American Bank Note Co., common
___,
(quar.)
Finance
6%
Titan
12-20
.
(quar.).i—
7%
(quar.)
Corp.—
Technicolor, Inc. (quar.)
Texas Engineering
& Mfg.
Time
9-10
1-2-52
'
Spring Co., 4 7o pf<L
Stanley Home Products, vftti^g_-eo'm.
Non-voting
common
(quar.)
Steel
9-10
$1.03%
preferred
Light
Canada,
convertible
-
77<>
Steel
Gas
9-20
1
$1.0674-
(accum.)—,—.,
Corp.
■
(quar.)—12.2
.American Alliance Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)»
9-20
55c
—
—
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
&
1
5%
'v
—
preferred
convertible
10-
pfd.
5%
American Air Filter Co.,
$7 preferred : (quar.
9-21
28c
(quar.)
4.40%
Taunton
10-
:
(quar.)
4.257fl
1
$1.50
6——
(quar.)
4.157ft
10-
Aggregates,
American Automobile Insurance
(quar.)— ,_i
Southwestern Public Service, common.-;
3.70 "ft
preferred
(quart),.;
Superior
'
10-
/: 6%
9-30
$1.75
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.—
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Drug, $5 1st preferred
(quar.)
3.907ft
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
,
J
Southern Ice Co., $7 pfd. (quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—
of
1
10-1-
•,..///[••,/•■
(quar.)——
10-15
Mold
10-
'
*25c
Canada, Ltd.—
7ft/-pref erred
10-15
Co.
9-
9-20
93 %C
17V2C
Preference
7
1
1
/
37 y2c
Steel
11-20 /
10-
75c
Corp. (quar.)———
Cement Co.. * ,< •
preferred (quar.),
Aluminum
5"
Mills
Portland
$3.75
10-31
10-
Stores
Alpha
^
9-28
10-31
Paper
Allied
9-20:
6% preferred A (quar.)Z—
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Southern Colorado Power Co. (quar.)
—Z
Southern Fire &
Super
12-10
10-
10-
25c
Goods Mfg. Co.——Z—2
■/- //
convertible preferred (quart)
Amalgamated Sugar Co. (quar.)——'.
Standard
/9-14 /
10c
5
Power
9-14
10-1
5c
——
5
preferred
;
30c
.—
10-
$7
6-15
10-1;
30c
—
(quar.)_
Laboratories,'Inc.,
Allied
9-21
•
(irreg.)
Extra
9-20
1
$2.50
Inc.
10-
$1.60
■'
12-15
$3
10-31
Standard
'
1-3-52,:
12-15
(s-a).l—
10-31
Standard
10-21 ;
12-15
Electric & Equipment Co. ,(quar.)——
Alliance ware,
Allied
12-14
11-24
4, 3c
(quart)
A
1:
lZ
1-3-52
&
common
;»-ir
10-22
1111-
,
10-15
preferred
8
9-15
.
10-1
/ $1.15
;
3772C
$6
10-
1
10-
$3
$1.05
•
(quar.),—2-^1——.2™
28 72c
Z"
-
Initial
Guaranteed
9-20
$30c
——__
preferred
Fire
9*20 Z
v
,10-25 !
Albermarle
•
8
10-1
1'
.
'
5%
Corp.
Southern
10-
9-15
9-20
10-1 C '9-20
25c
quarterly
—2—Z\
$3
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)..^-:——
$1.50 ;
Paper Mfg., 6%. pfd. (quar.) —
Z-Albers Super Markets ..2v''$1.50
6% preferred - (quar.)—2—6—
3772C
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)—
474% preferred (quar.)———_—; $1.06 V\
" Allegheny & Western
Ry. • Co.— •<
3
$1.25
(s-a)^——.—
4.20% preferred
Power,
Alabama
3
75c
r1
1-3-52;
$3.50 6-30-52Z
1st preferred
4.60%
vZ
,
10-10
":50c
!_—
(quar.)__—
1010-
,
Alabama, Tennessee Natural Gas
10-19
——
7%
/Z
9-20
11-10
,
B
Alabama
.
,
9-20:
75c
(quar.)—_______
Z
(s-a)c._—./*; $2.50
By-rProducts, class A (quar.),.—.
25o
(quar.)—~——,Z
25c
Alabama Dry Dock,/& Shipbuilding, common;:
$2
Stock dividend
1.——4 / 50%.
7% 1st preferred (s-a2-—2/
$3.50
•'.-'•
9-29?
9-29
'$1
—
""
"9-27
••
9-29
10-15
1——
.,9-27
,'10-29
preferred
5%
Class
.j
2
25c
,
9-12..
9-l'2
6-12/
;
r.10-20
'•
Alabama
•
/
10-10
50c
Bottling
^as
10-
Z
.'
RR.-r-; v/,'« «•
_—+Z——---1;./'
(irreg.)
pfd. (quar,.)
9-24
U-
11-
Z
Products
4.56%
5%
1
10c
(quar.)II
pfd.
(quar )
(quar.)
1
9-21
10-15
45c
(quar.)
jj,
10-
1
10-15
1216c
v-;t$i
True
11-
1
9-21
Co. (quar.)
(Del.) (quar,)———
Co.
Steel
Townsend
9-20
10-
1
25c
9-25
1
10-16
Common
1
10-25
•
'
12- 3
:
10-1
i
:
9-10
9*18
i ,-Akron Canton & Youngstown
9-27 >
10-
1-15-52
'
9-25
10-
50c
75C
I__II
Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp., 4'/2%
$3
1
—
Co—quar.)
Corporation,
11-
10c
(s-a)
Extra
Pemco
9-20
25c
_
Park &
5
$1.1216
_
~
(initial).
Car
Portland
Common class
1
50c
(quar.)
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Pan American
10-
9-29
;
Motor
9-29
10-17
9-29
Aggregates, Inc.—
416% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Coast Terminals
(s-a)
Packard
*
40c
new common
Pacific Car &
Foundry
Cruz
Toledo
$1.25
Company (quar.)_
ZZZZZZZZZZZ
416% preferred (quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co._________Z_
T "Z
Ltd.
10-
$1
Oliver Corp.,
Pacific Mills,
10-14
15c
ZIZ—ZZZ
common
Okonite
Extra
9-29
,
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holding Corp.,
Saper Co-
9
$2
common«
Pacific Coast
933/4c
$1.15
Ins. MSpokane)
non-cumulative
Oilgear
11-
1
J50C
9-ic:
•
>10-Zl
\'10- .1
-
10-16
10-
9-;i'/
,
12-21.
.
.
22 72C
Southern California Gas Co., 6%
Title
_____
—
Noxzema Chemical,
Ohio Service
10-15
25c
—
Northwestern Title
Extra
(quar.)
10-15
$1.75
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4%
adj. pfd.
Northern Indiana Public Service—
arrears)
1
10-
preferred
clears
3
10-17
England Public Service Co.—
(accum—
1
(quar.)_
—
Niagara Fire Insurance
11-
21c
r
(quar.)
Light
Special
11-15
12-15
10-
*"'$1.50
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)Zi—_11
Southern
;
11-27
6272c
:
(s-a)"—I—„„
New Bedford Gas & Edison
$6
1
;5c "
—_1__.
Casualty
10-20
.
1
12 7sc
preferred (s-a)__
$2.50 non-cumulative class A (s-a)
National Screw & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)i.,
Extra
preferred
1
3716c
.:
$2
Co.
Map Co.
Oil
.
Corp.
Stores
Co.,
(quar,)_
Electric
/
•
1 *,.
vtc—
Corp.
Mallinson
6% pfd.' (accum.)—
Ltd. (initial quar.)——_
Electric
/ 4.487ft preferred
2
9-22
10-15
10c
ZZ. 5c
(T.
L.)
Company
—
Smyth Mfg. Co. (Hartford)
y.
/
Society Brand Clothes, Inc.—
!
—ZZ
Solar Aircraft Co., 90c conv,
pfd.' (quar.)-Southern California Edison, common
(quar.)
'
•'••
1834c
...
1
,,
1
>
z
>
1
12-
Smith
10-11
10-
20c
(quar.)-a-
Inc.—
&
preferred
Sherman
10-15
11-13
/ .-■ 60c
(quar.)_ t$1.1272
—
common
12*
/ -g-'-i-i':
lo'-lo
-
.
"1-1$/;.
.
10-25
V$1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
10-15
25%
Naugatuck Water
,
10-15
1
50c
j
dividend
Neisner Brothers,
11-
56c
$1.02 y2
s-_'
Gas
Shaffer Stores.
10-15
11-
'
6—_
•
Seven-Up
9-28
11-
10-30
Extra ;
9-28
1
1
'
6216 c
■
.
.10-11
1
11-
3%-
•,
!
1'
10-
%9-2lf .^Z;/'/.special is.from net realized security ;; ./*;
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'•-"' •'./.
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10-19
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y •, >;
-10-19
:./ -Quarterly
: -T5c
.10-11
/ Aid Investment & Discount,- common (quar.) ;
12 Vac
10-10
5Vu% preferred series A* (quar.)—_Z—42;-3416c
11-15Z.'
-516%. preferred series B (initial quar.)ri-'/ 3416c
-11-15
Air Reduction Co.
(quar.)„_-__" 35c
I
11-
(quar.)___———
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4
3772c
(quar.)—
National Distillers Products
Corp.
,
11-
10-31
19c
37y2c
•
.
:
10-11
10-31;
,
t
(Hartford) (quar.)y •/50c
50c
1' Aetna Life
Insurance Cp. " (quar.)ZZ——" :
Z
5c
Affiliated, :fund, Inc.
•;
;! 44c
Special ZZi—Z^,—'—
The regular* payment
shown,;rabove is
ZZfrom net
income
investment/'. TheZ.^/.. ;v
9-28
9*28
10-
;;
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Seaboard
9-21
'"•
10-15
noc
—
Mountain States Power
Co., com.
5% preferred lquar.)_
National Automotive
Fibres; Inc.
National Department Scores
:
10-15
20c
—
Quarterly
;
Morrell
(John)' & Co. (quar.)
Motor Finance, $5 preferred
(quar.)_
i-
9-30
■
10-
v;,75c:
(quar.)'•
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10-zi
Aetna Insurance
"10*11 '
10-12
Stock "dividend,
; >•-.Aetna Casualty' & Surety Co;,
10-15
v
Corp;'; t quar.
6'Z
»-
.10-1
f+30c
.
-
0-
10-1
.+25c_
A ! (quar.)—-Z:—
class
$1.20
Addressogra'ph-Multigraph
';
9t2°.
10-12
9336c
———1_-^__—
Scranton
.
10-15
3772c
——
Reduced quarterly
Moore-McCormack Lines,
$7
8 "
t5c
Monumental
|
$i
1
-,$2
:
Co.—
Building
Sharon
$15c
(quar.-)—
New
,10-
3%.
•
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
:
10-I
—
(quart)
Holder*
10- h
$1.50 preferred (quar.)—i_—--—13716c
Acadia-Atlantic (Sugar -Refineries, Xtd.; com.;.. $127ac
10-15Z Z,
Refining Corp.—
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
8
1
:
1272C,7 - 40c
(quar.)
com
Extra
8
10-
1272c
———
Miller & Rhoads, 416% preferred
Monroe Loan Society, class A
National
•10-
11-
10-16
(quar.)„
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 4V2% pfd.
Michigan Seamless Tube
Stock
10-
11-1
10-31
Extra
"
10-19
$1
144/3c
——
Medusa Portland Cement Co
&
Lawrence Corp.,
Santa
Ltd.—
Corporation
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
McLellan Stores Co. (quar.)
Corp.,
V' Common
.
9-28
11-8
,'Z 1216c
Inc..: (quart)-————.—_1—
A
Gas
Sanborn
and
(resumed)
(quar.)—
-50c
Security Storage (Wash, D. C.)
tnterest————_
common
Co.,
preferred
;
9-20
25c
/
.
;; 50c
proiits
McCall
•t'516%
r
gains)
-
preferred- (quar.)
4.407ft preferred (quar.)_
9-18
10-
i
v
llrl5
11-15
10-27
$1.10
-
416'%.
9-18
1
$1.0674
(quar.)_.
preference class A
Class
1.
1
&,Eaper Co., Ltd.^ :Z;>/;
Abitlbi .power
[
'
5%
9-22
$1.75
(quar.)
income
(resumed)—-—
Grain
'
8
10-
OH
Sah Diego
10-11
1
,
•
Payable 0/ flee,
:.\j i^-rShare
:•'••
Laboratories
Abbott
: •?
&
preferred series H
Z>r Special
r10-11
10-
1
1
Company
■When
,;lquar.) _*Z_—Z—_ ; Z
I5c
„C
£xtr* Z-Z-42.
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■
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beneficial
Factor
McCabe
investment
Life
St.
(irreg.)—
security
'
10-
realized
Electric Protective Co.
Mills,
Class
5
10-
—
Macy
5%c
11-1
10-13
4
1
Rulane
9-22
10-20
11-1 r
11-
■'•Ha me-of
'/■
r25c from in-
-
Mack
Nine
10-
Z
/
10-13
11-24
(quart)——
preferred series F
Russ
$1.50
——.
(quar.)————
Fund
2
1
10-
10-
1:.
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;^prel^i^:tal^4:;;'ZZZ:%:Z:Z
5
■
10-15
6% preferred (quar.)
:
Rothmoor Corp.,. common—.
2Z
11-
10-29
•
34%c./
/'■//.; $i
i
$6- preferred
(quar.)_-———'
Mabbett (George) & Sons Co.—
Manhattan Bond
11-
1
10-
9-28
9-26
8 J
716c
Engineering CO."_——
dividend X—1_——j—^
L'S
Island
4.10%
Co.—
Lucky Stores, Inc., 516% preferred
Budlow Typograph Co., common
v
1
10-19
-
-
y.
Inc., common (quar.)————
33/4%,- preferred (quar.),——
/
4%
Co.—
$1
preferred
12^
12-
"
-
9-19
69*28
'
9-30
—
..
9-28
dividends Announced in*previou«
Weeks and" not yet ;paid^. The iist/lldes hot include divi*
? dends announced j.this week, these toeing given, in the
10-10
10-15
1
1^,-10;L.,41-
$10«-v, 10-31,•
Gold .Corp.,- Ltd.—ii-l-.-i'tl1
Below w* give- the
10* 1
1
11-
..
$3 -U0-
lrom
85c
Rochester Gas & Electric
9-30
$1.25
—
10-
$1
25c
11—•-
Electric
Robbins
lZ
10-10
-
12$1.061612$1.05 \
12-
•
(quar.)—„_—^_——__
Roosevelt
_.—
2nd
f
10-15
10-
ljv4
(s-ajsiflnalj^ii—---i——•—1—-a3
pref>
Yukon Consolidated
.lOrlO
10-19
Rich's,
.10-15 *
10-15
10c
';:
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10-10
10*19 9
60c
•*
3.5c-'■
Brewing,>class A ^quar.)__—_
B
Stock
Rhode
—
preferred ; (quar.)_—
'
Bleachery,; Inc.————
7%
•-*.
9-22
75c
Class
Reliance
10-15
10-
Lowell
•
r
,
;—
Light
'
5
25C
h
10-24 f
11—V25c
(quar.)-j.
Company
Red Top
9-24 "a
377aC
—
Co.
income and
Reading
•
8-22
567.C
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t
3-
1
■ no-io
10-1
65c
•
(quar.)_l____'-_-_----_--Z
—
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vest,
T
5
' ; 9-30
dkl/<).i!.preferred«.64u»r?) =12^. $1^8
Wiggins Terminals >
10-19 ■?
10-ld«
v;
"
10-10
; 12-
/;/>'
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12-15
20c *
;
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Railway & Light Securities'Co.
9-28
1
11-
60c
.
v
10-20
V/2C
———
;
Bongines-Wittnauer Watch
.
»'«•»
772c
47s % pfd. (quar.)——
Company Mquar.)_————
.—
preferred (quar.)
Brink-Belt
Co.
(quar.)
'Colorado,
preferred
Quebec
,
9-29
*
10c
Inc.;
:%c/i
10-20
10-15
/ rn
1*|x?ubber & Tire ^orP (quar»)——-—5
10-15
'
(Del.)
of
preferred' (quar.)i»—__
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;
v.
12.50•
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4.20%
■
v
—
&
Semi-annual
20c
—-
Beefce-Nevllle Co. (quar.)
Blftboln Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Common (quar.)
Read
/..J 416%
9-29
V.,/
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,
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Fuel
-
Public >Service
10-12
1
1
———
Bane
-Pxatt
10-
11-
62 '/2c
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Bane Bryant,
Pocahontas
0"17
>10-
■
preferred
•
9-28
9-26
11-, l
50c
-7
.
—
Portland Gas Light, $5 preferred-—' ' r$1.25 ••
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50c
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_
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;
9-22
-
/'v
1M5— 11JO—10-15/ 10
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1
pfd.' (quar.—•> $1.10- ll->-l"*
11- 1
$1.0716
•ll".1
(quarj.:—'
95c
(quar.l-i^^-u
Philadelphia, A Trentmti JRR.-y (quartt['
Pilot Full FAshion Mills, Inc.- (quar.)—^
.
'
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2
;
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Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
i Quarterly •_Z—_i—Z—Z_..--—-----HinganM Company, 4 %\ preferred (quar.) —
;Kropp Forge Cc._i.__.__-———
V, Kuner-Empson Co., common (quar.)
,
2
10-
—
Whiting uorporauon.:—- ,jr
^y
.(;• Pittston Company: (quar.)-^--*——-V Z
t
Plymouth Cordage Co., enmmon—'*
9-22
Employees stock
———-J--r"'
;
preferred .(accura.)——
—
4% pfd.
(This payment; clears arrears)-'/Jacobs (F. L.( Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
x Barnes
Mfg. Co, .(quard_i;—^-i—-----—
X$1.60 m*10- 1 v.'Z9-28
•.
A-'Gear
•
preferred
3.80%
-
*
4%
/
10-
20c
1216 c
w>-v.50c U,;10- X >.9-20
VJ"**
9-24
1
10-
4816c
f
4.30%
10-10
11-
Holder*.*
'
,
.
Z Philadelphia Electric, "4.40%
"
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1
8-28
'
50c
m
,
V
5
10-
10-15
9-20
.
50c
*,—
(quar.)
Inber-Mountain Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
t
non-cum.
preferred (quarj)
Investor®. Mutual, Inc.—
;
-A regular of
17c-from net interest and
dividend income and- a specUl of 3116c
\
Irom
realized
security proiits
Investors -Telephone Co
._
—-
'
10-11
20c
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.)
(quar.)
9-20
1
$1.75
Terminal RR.
Imperial Sugar Co.
1
25c
—
r—r
Z Z
havfe
proposed,^, a .two-lor-one
split of the common: shares.and a change
of name;to Penn Control, ,Inc;'; As special
meeting-of'stockholders to consider the
Perkins- Machine
1011-
ss':'When-
H,Z —-
••
|
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8
50c
Telephone- Co.
—
Co. (quart)--——.—
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10-
11-1
t
.
proposal will be held oft Ofct. lfl;Petinsylvatihr' Power Co:- e.26-%* pfquar.->-r <$1
»,24^y---prefwred -(qmrr,)-;_-•>--_—--/ * Ol.Ofty
-
10— 8
.v-
35c
-
•
lXs-l
37y2C
Hwn & Hardart Co. of N. Y.
rt-
10-15
11* 1
^10^1 :•••»—•s 9r2<b»,
250;
,
r
;
;
10-15
1
Directors
•ry
it-;';—
,
11-
35C
:——
,
>*
9-20
1
—11-15
holders-,4.••
V >
1951
<
Pena Electric Switch Co—
6c <10-
(1.25
•
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:
wHmm
,
Hr->
P/twMeWJtp*
~
,
>•:") «%* convertible- claes A; (quar.)—_—y
les Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.J•*> Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
! V%H preferred
(quar.
Holder*
When
--
Shere
*
Monday,-Octoh0i/i,
.
»
,
Co.
(quar.)
Refining,
com.
50c
(quar.)—
9-15
10-
8-31
$1
10-
9-
50c
10-
9-
5*
$1.75
10-
9-
5*
American Telephone Co.
(Abilene, Kansas)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.25
10-15
9-29
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
$2.25
10-15
9-17
American Tobacco Co., 6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
10-15
7%
preferred
American
Woolen
_
(quar.
Co., 7%
American Wringer Co.
(quar.)
(Continued
25c
on
page
43)
1
10-
1
1
5*
9-10
10-
1*
9-14
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(1203)
Number 5051"y. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
174
Volume
11
Stock Exchange
Stock Record «» New
i
1
•
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
P
Range for
Year 1950
$ per
19 % Jan
July
18
36% Dec
39 Va July
17 % Jan
7% July
48 Vb Dec
Dec
6
62
4% Maris
8
2
33% Jan
30
Acme
29
25% Jan
2
33% Sep
20
Adams
42 y4 Feb
14
36% July 12
43% Sep
17
15
49
4
63% Sep
25
20% July 17
29% Fen
26
39% Apr
17
13% Mar 15
55% Mar
Apr
7% July 17
47% Jan
18
26% Apr
3
121% Jan
19
Feb
121
5
1
3% Jan
23
Dec
19% Jun
30
73% Jun
Sep ."
8
83% Oct
20
80
77
*
21'/a Jan
3
89 % Mar
2'
100.
Nov
18
3
liy4 May 27
83% Nov
1
"'23 % Dec
3
Jan
,
58
26% Dec
30% Jun
Jan
2
25
13
Feo
11
Feb
5
77% Sep
14
Allen
:
9
23% Feb
2
4
35% Sep
26
48% Jan
Kid
Allied
26
Feb
Allied
44% Sep
28
39% July 17
100% Dec
20
91% July
Jun
,
:
xlOl
3
Allied
81% July 12
99% Dec
20
89 % Jun
29
\ 100% Aug
3
July 13
38% Jan
11
34% Jun
28
40 % Apr
27
20
67% July
July
3
5y4 Dec
5
3% Jun
29
94
Jun
9% Jun
27
14
30
,82
26% Jan
Dec
53
27
10% Jun
Dec
30% July
101% Feb
43% Dec
143
10
10
13
88
2
20% July
29
10
6
Jan
16
30
7% Jan
13
3% Jan
3
14% Apr 21
8V4 Apr 21
90 Vb July 26
120% May 24
93% Jan
2
118% Sep
18
167% Jun
28
185. / Jan
I Oct 17
x29 % Jun
29
39% Jan
18
Jun
35
27
55% Jun
26
22
17% Jun
22
32% Aug 20
Mar 22
23
Oct
7
■/
294
Aug
180
Aug
2
13
49% Oct
58% Jan
15
17
Jun; 27
93% Oct
3
54
79% Oct
3
Jan
46% Jun
Dec
5% July 20
9
Jan
2
51% Jan
10
Dec
ll
47% Mar
11
13
29% Jan
1
6% May
Sep
20
20
Aug
8
22
95% Aug 28
104
July 13
14% Dec
13
6% Jun 26
r
10% -Jan 25
41% Apr
9% Nov
10
Jun
20
19
3
May
26
American
Jan
8
34% Sep
28
11
./
33% Mar 16
3
36% Jan 28
31% July 19:
36% Feb
3
22% May 23
16 % Jan
.3
22% Sep
10
12% J an
2
•
Auff
2
16% May 12
9% Jan
53% Dec
50
July
*157%Apr
,
•;
73% Nov
169% Sep
14
37%,Dec 22
134% Sep 25
128
!Jun
27
18% Jun
30
146% Jan
»
3
V
62% July 26
Nov 24
2
32% Jan 10
11
10% Jun 25
12% Jan
17
136% Oct 13
60 % Aug
22% Feb
134
Mar 30
158
64% Nov 27
121% Mar 28
3
28
84 i
63
'
Apr-20
.May
5% Feb
1
14
100
Dec
14
95
Dec
7
23% Feb
163% Sep
10
" Jun 14
4
Jan
18
Sep
13
44% Sep
20
36% Jtfly
X
19%
Feb"
9% Jan
1
3
Feb
11
4
15
33%'July 14
26% Jan 13
2f% Dec
36
'
3
11
47 ' Sep 10
31% Apr
3
x25% Apr
28
100
8
Nov"18
11
Dec 20
49% Dec
18
*
.
.
4
6% May 21
46% Apr
26
47% Oct
Jun
13% Apr
17% Dec
7
Mar 16
2
3
37% July
110 % Mar
107
2
28
July 12
14
14
40% Dec
18% July 13
16
Sep
14
38% NOV 24
'106
Jan
78
99% Sep
27% Apr
5
154
120% Apr 16
10 % Feb
6
46% Jail
3
24% Sep
27% Mar 10
81
68"% Jan 31
94% Jan
77% Apr
8
Mar
1 2
21
Mar
138
70
July 17
•14% Mar 28
16% Nov 24
Nov
61
15
36 Va
July
25
2
Sept. 22
$ per share
7%
50
34% Aug 20
HO
64
13
Sep 28
Jan
47 % Sep
19
Feb
14
10
22
60:
AUg 15
51% Jan 29
a% Jan
100
preferred
American
5
Safety Razor
^No par
American Ship Building Co__No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
American
7%
Seating Co.
preferred
American
non-cum
preferred
5%
Tobacco common
American Water
7%
35
*76
78
16%
56
102%
15%
22%
15%
*169
8 ,"7
8Va
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100
158
v
%
♦47
35%
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19%
19%
19%
19%
20
97%
97%
97%
97
19%
19
19%
19"
83%
84
46
99%
157
102%
15%
33%
33
33%
34
34
22%
22 %
22%
15%
16
15%
"22%
16
172
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157
47
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46
99%
103%
158
;
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8%
47
47
46
172
8%
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35
35 %
160.w
15%
6,100^
56 y2
56%
3,000
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700/
9
34%
34 %
22%
21%
22 Va
14,300 s
15%
15%
15%
18,600v
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172
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v,
8%
97%
159
157%
159
46
97%
100
99%
7,7004;
46 %
46
.
8%
46%
45
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159
1,000;
190,:
18,800.
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110/
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39
38%
38%
38%
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126%
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38%
127
126 V2
20
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
5,700,
34%
34%
35%
35
35
1,400,''
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135
11 Va
158
158%
62%
63
136%
137%
67%
11%
11%
11 Va
67%.
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15%
700
1
172
8%
46%
45
103
.
,
35%
67%
67%
67 % f
68
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130%
16
16%
158%
158 %
62%
63 Va
137%
137
135
-
16%
159%
63 %
138
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16
158%
135
67%
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700;..
67%
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16
:
158 7/a
24,700,
62%
63 Vs
138%
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11,300.
137 %
670,.
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5,200.
70
73%
74%
72%
113%
118%
118%
118%
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8%
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37%
37%
39
99%
99%
98%
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98 %
76%
78%
77%
79%
78
78%
23%
24
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23%
22%
23%
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97%
73%
71%
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137 y2
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159%
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74%
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4,300
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13,300>
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75
75%
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75
23
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23%
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95%
97
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48%
48%
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31%
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32
32
31%
31%
4,000.
102
44%
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95
49 Va '
31%
44
32%
19,100
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44
43%
60
770
,
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48
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18,200 ;
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r
34%
11
130
.
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67
95%
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10%
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.
102 y2
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300
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84
9
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9
33
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15 Va
15 Vb
9 Va
1,300:
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32%
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19 V2
,
9%
4001
78
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19%
5,600
22%
20 Va
V
300
78
/
22%
22%
22%
4,700/
7 Va
22%
78
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78
5,800.
1,100 r
35%
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,
8,7001
48
35%
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35 Va
4,300
2,200/
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6%
6%
6%
32%
"38%
47%
6%
6
48%
6%
*47
15
15%
•
127%
preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hock Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
$4 preferred
—No par
Anderson Clayton & Co wi
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
10
45
*101
102%
7,100.
59%
45-
*83
38%
36%
l
*33
47
8%
58%
45%
19%
126%
$4 conv prior
Steel Corp
16
62%
59%
45
58%
22Va'
137
58%
45
57
34%
22%
157%
59%
59
34%
*157
90%
58%
*9Va
98
88%
58%
32 %
46%
91,
:;.f/
12%
90
i
5,500
106%
12%
90
15%
9 Va
46
104%
12%
157/a
32%
46%
107%
1%,
12%
105
16%
9 Va
•
1%
84
32%
172
1%
1%
100
17%
16% '
15 Va
15 Veiv
15
17%
16%
i1
1,500
•>-
17%
83%
56%
Shares;*-:
6%
29
17%
17%
83
•101
,
*28
28/
16%
56 Va
*101
6%
6%
28
■
83%
.
the Week*
tper share
$ per share
6%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 2A
19%
19%
84
400
1%
*97
38%
100
Mining—,
A P W Products Co Inc..
Archer-Daniels-Midland
18%
16%
900
"
46 %
*45
*19%
97 %
.-Ll"-
161%
160%
.
12%
22%
19%
97%
18%
*83%
19%
97%
18%
.
105%
*77
.
19%
•19%
19%
■
12%
7
22%
22%
20
19%
*97
5
common—No par
Andes Copper
78
"*77
290
"
-
Sept. 27
6%
35%
7%
*7 Va
22%
*19%
/;>
35% .35%
7%
*22%
48
48
35%
*7
■/;■'/
6%
6%
6Va
48 1
/:>
45 %4
126 %
Works Co Ific
Woolen
preferred
Armco
59%
*118%
Corp com
preferred
American
58%
>
30
13,400 :
117%
116%
45
90%
6 Va
2,200
;
59
90
♦45
92%
90
90%
59%
600
19%
22%
1%
12%
45V2
45%
19%
105%
1%
105%
59 Va
2,900
Thursday
29
17%
1%
*44%
1,100
41%
PRICES
6j/8
12%,
„
/
*28
17%
17%:
163
$ per share
6%
28 Vt
*27%
28%
*161
46%
Sept. 26
$ per share
;
163%
Wednesday '
.
80Q.
,
31 %
*270
■;•>
46%
Sept. 25
6%.
290
45%
:
75%
*22 Va
■•'?
*270
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
.<•-
118%
290
/.";•/•
120
3,500
33%
-
*91%
..
163%
283
*270
105%
100
25
100
preferred
Viscose
-v
4,800
.
41 Va
•/
22%
117%
120
117%
*270
.
31%
.
92%
22
92%
*91%
-92%
118%
38%
5
100
25
Tobau.0
American Tel & Tel Co
American
92%
115%
*124%
100
—
American Sumatra
American
/.;■
•'
*91%
9,500
116%
170
*75
v
19%
19%
19 Va
22%
2,5
100
preferred
Foundries
No par
American Stores Co
No Dar
American Stove Co
No par
American Sugar Refining com—100
6%
6%
19%
22 V*
100
•
Snuff Co common
American Steel
7%
19%
'17%
8
33
41%
l7/a
::
33%
31%
22%
6V8
*169
33 Va
116%
75%
12%
>
*169
41 Va
105%
& Light
169V4
31%
12%
Natural Gas Co—No par
6%
116%
180:
6%
6%
6 V2
r.v 75%
105 %
1
9,200
31%
19 Va
$ per share
2
300
12%
75%
Sept. 24
100
111%
12%
12%
'.41 %
Monday
100
*109%
112
41%
75%
90%
No par
6,900
*31 Va
47
48
42 Va
41%
163'
1%
41%
.75
3l V2
*46%
CLOSED
42 Va
41%
160%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10.40J
169%
22 Va
283
,
14%
31%
75
:
92%
*28
19%
63
14%
;,/:•
116%
•
33%
33%
1,000
19%
62%
-
117 V*
170
33 Va
33
.700,
14%
12%
6%
6%
'
•
19%
*109
12%
169
,
600
86
86
63%
41%
109
116%
170
46%
& Metals
Power
118
;/
1,300.
28,100,
15%
%
19'%
xl4%
42%
12%
15
;:
61
60%
:l.
;
63
19%
22 Va
*6%
J
87 V*
6%
6%
117
170
/
160%
17 Vb
87
109
.
12%
46%
100
No par
No par
Rad & Std San'y com__No par
American
'. V.
109
160%
.
129%
87-
19%
*270
•128%
129
128 %
15%
41 Va
■
33%
92%
17 %
61%
ft V." 41%
109
r
38
15%
41%
-.12%
600
'
100
*36%
*60%
15
,
■
3%
3%
*16%
65
114% 417
1
American News Co
':
29
8
Apr 30
30% Jun 25
X95% Jun 28
18
73% May 23
25
v:
57% Apr
xll7
12% Mar 22
46% Dec
2
19
38% Apr 27
13% May 1
Jan
26
American
Amer
"
5,900;,
102 %
102
38
15%
19%
19%
11,100
84%
17%
61%
14%
•
'
/
1,100,.
2,400:
38
.
*36%
87.
65
5
*16%
•
131
*63%
67/a
22
1
Products Co
:
15%
14%
169%
*19%
Par
American Molasses Co
9
14
Jun
;
59
9
167
6
9
15% Sep
150
2
,
Jun
129
3
16
:
59% Jan
T
161% May 20
76% Jan
; Apr 23
30% July
18
30
7% Jan
103% Sep 25
37% Jan
54%, Nov
21% Feb
5
139% Jan
146% Jun
i
Feb
56 1
6
37
13
,U7%. Aug 17
m
6
20
149
5
Jan
38
38% Jan 25
5
47% Aug
Jun
Jun
35% Dec
1
2
Feb 26
10% Jan 19
123% Jun
44
145
29% May
July 14
16% Aug
41
117%
; '
,
•■14%
*63%
127/a
Saturday
preferred
Amer Metal
177
Jan
42% Feb
22% Mar 24
9
70% Mar 28
24
4
July 16
42
14
5
15
31% Jan
51% Mar 16
39% Mar. 30
f
7% Jun 25
11
28% Dec. 16
6
July
165
Apr 24
185,
4% %
97
61%
Z
87%
19%
■
14%
33
No par
Metal Co Ltd com.No par
14
106% Jan 31
19% Mar 3
19%
75%
preferred
20
1
11% July 26
3.90%
3%
130
/
15%
*87
41%
common
102%
*3%
62%
15%
31%
preferred
Sep
32
175% July 18
5% July 13
Locomotive
/ 16% Sep
60
61%
65
:
131%
131
>:
87%
■
41
'
Amer Mach & Fdry com
3
23% Aug
*12
7%
29
27% Jan
Aug
American
101 %
3%
17%
'6%
No par
American Export Lines Inc
—40c
Amer & Foreign Power com..No par
$7 preferred
No par
$7 2nd preferred A
No par
$6 preferred—
No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
American Hide & Leather com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par
6%
non-cum preferred
100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of HI
1
Amer Machine
July 31
8
I-
90
3
14% Sep
100
106% May 17
Jan
19% Sep
27
47% Dec 29
'M8% Aug 16
105
2
Jun
X83
11
11% Njpv 22
3
Mar 22
Oct
90
4
24% Feb 21
29
Jun
14% Jan
17% May 12
12% July 12
24
2
Jan
17
3
24
Jan
23
16
■/
•
Nov
8% Jan
86
7
101
\\
19
Jun
;75
28
3
36% Aug 10
v
17% May 24
Mar 29
28
9
23
21% Dec
5% Jan.
19
41% May 19
25% Oct
29
91% Sep
29
16% Dec
Jan
1
3
July 17
78
18
9
13% July
81% July
2
Sep
18% Jan
3
16% July 18
13
3% Jan
104 %
3%
'/
3%
38
108%
American European Secur
16
103%
104
*3%
LOW AND
6
83%
*36%,
31%
!\
37%
84
*16%
-75%
Encaustic Tiling
37%
83 Va
17%
169%
100
EXCHANGE'
37%
200,,
10,800ij
48%
98
*96%
97
38
STOCKS
'
95%
47%
37%
*35%
117
preferred series A.100
preferred series B.100
Co
20
Sep
22% Feb
29
72% May
•
42%
95%
48
84%
*16%
12%
Distilling
American
Jan
92
26
conv
9
60% Aug
9% Apr
6% NOV: 13
75
17
34% Apr
3
conv
41%
95%
97%
97
17%
No par
preferred—
42 %
>
f.
200, '
2,200j ->
13,700
35%
83%
38
83%
1,000, :•
35 V*
47%
r
9,900,
23
35-
*95
48%
' •
100,:
10
75
*21%
37Va
38
101%
No par
Co
-
26%; /
40%
,
Cable
95%
43
97
97
3%
108%
:
100
share
50
49
30
25% Aug
prior
American
,
51% May 15
8Va Dec
3
No par
com
Febi.
108
10
42 Va
42%
42
*95
82%
'
102
19%
NEW YORK STOCK
45% Aug 25
43% July 26
4% Jant
1;
Jun
12%
55 % Mar 22
44% July 12
Co
30.
1% Aug 14
84% May
25 %. Mar 22
12% July 12
s
'
' 131%
2
8
16% Aug 30
13
35%
38
-
4% Mar 23
2Vb July 13
35 %
87%
preferred
&
Chicle
A-;;'1.
Range Since Jan.. 1
Lowest
Highest
4
35%
14%
...
Chain
3%%
'•
V
24% Feb
64 Vb Jan
Shoe
3%%
6
4
2.
35%
*63%
100
10
10
,
23
97%
131
50
Cyanamid Co com
4% %
{.4
*22%
83%
Car & Fdry com—No par
American
21% Jan
22%
38
10
Jan
8% May,JL9
Nov 24
22%
48%
10
171% Jan
24
22 %
48 3>
10
:
Sugar com
111
July 31
76
22%
29,300i
15%
*9%
9%
35
*
92
75%
42 %
100
preferred
Colortype Co
$ per
94%
*92
92
•
i
48 Va:
10 Va
95
400i
47 Va
76%
•
,
/
49 Va
48 Va
49 %
94%
*92
48%
No par
Crystal
share
/?
49
93
>77
82
*77
82
'
American
23
5% July 13
(The)
Co
preferred
2
per
82
82
12,700
80 %
*78
lOVa
83%
American
19
18
7%
;
2
5% Jan
3%
♦80 V*
75%
36%
3%
3%
.49 %
.
>
40
80%
10
*16%
3,800
3%
76
97
9,000
J
73
73
80%
41 Va
/:
Va
23%
3
*23
73
3%
95
1
_50
1
Corp
conv
preferred
Feb
Highest
*71%
135
81%
42%
Broadcasting Co Inc
131% Aug
$ per share
73
9%
*3%
common
convertible
4
Range for Previous
Year 1950
,
3
23%
20
9,200
29 V*
28%
130%
3%
C5%
,
American
178 y2 Jun
Lowest
Brake
2
29
135
3
23 Vb
22%
101%
Bank Note common
Jun
427/b Jun
*130%
2%
'1,200,
50
*49
75%
35%
47%
9
113% Jun
6
29 Va
24
*71%
•95
24
16
$ per share
cum
American
101% July 12
32% Jan
49
28%
135
24
7,41%
21
Feb
97
48%
♦80 V*
93
15%
71% Jan
89
%
2 • Va
4
9%
35
28% Feb
4
21% July 10
76% Nov 21
13
115% Jan
18% Jan
97
8
Jan
5
23
27
14,600,
75%
•21%
22% Feb
X45
39% July
Feb
9%
3%
48%
94%
°%
75
.100
1
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
25
85% May 17
27% July
51
30
81% May
49
73% July
27
25% Dec
19
15% July 17
8%
8%
•
80%
61%
V American
18
Sugar
preferred
7%
Feb
79
13,300,
8%
24%-
8%
2%
2%
*77
82
•92%
62
25 Va
25 Va
3%
48%
47
15%
4%
14
30% Nov
21% July 13
38% Dec
Jan
190
5
•77
42%
62
24%
*42
80»/»
3%
„
81
No par
Airlines
:• American
2
7% Mar
5% Jun 29
3%
81
61%
3%%
19
July
73
1
Amer
•
10% Jan
178
*71%
No par
America___No par
of
American Bosch Corp
19
44% Feb
114
6
July
71 %
Agricultural Chemical—No par
6%
14% Apr
25
34% Jun
"71 %
.
*130%
24
2%
3
"
63%
8%
"
23%
Mfg Common.No par
preferred
100
Co
American
2
17% Jan
V
5
66% Aug
102
135
23%
135
2%
100
Petroleum
Amerada
Amer
16
May 14
22
f
*130%
2%
Corp common__No par
conv
American
le'/s Apr
Jan
12% Jun
4
" Sep
66% Sep
Jan
29%
•130%
__S
Amalgamated
5
15
57
14
109% Oct
'■
5
8
,
30
20
27
23
16% Jan
16
29
49
43%
C2
25 Va,
*49
29%
No oar
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
3
Jan
Feb
2
78
7
67% Jun
14% July 13
49%
29 Va
1
Dye
Aluminium Limited
19
-
13 % Jan
Dec 28
66
3%%
14
Sep
41
4
Jan
t)ec 27
Jun
Jun
49
53% Nov 22
27
*48%
Alpha Portland Cement
5% Jan
29
16% July 13
40
106
36% Apr 20
Jan 26
40
Aug 16
36
2
i
8%
1
preferred
Aluminum
88% Aug 31
Mar 13
84
Dec 22
98
53% May 31
8Va
No par
Allis-Chalmers
6
49% Aug
40
30
8%
105
Co
Stores
4%
29
44
27
8%
*42
"
•
Dec
28% Jun
24%
•
6,200
63%
63%
;
.1,300
.
43 %
*42
43%
63%
63%
1
5
Mills
9
ls
16
32%
100
10
preferred w w
Corp common
&
33
24%
29
common
Chemical
32
32%
24%
•48
Industries Inc
Allied
31%
32%
24%
50
Vicksburg Ry
Mining
Inc
32
32%
•42
63%
5,600
33
31%
32%,.
24%
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Apr 26
102
4
Feb
43%
63%
7
5% %
28% Jan
1
CLOSED
No par
Allegheny
2
49% Sep
10
32 % Jan
93
4% %
•42
EXCHANGE
3,300
7 Va
31 y8
32
32
1
com
w w
Inc
Alaska Juneau Gold
Aldens
20% Aug
22
"
il¬
Feb
2
86
6
9 Va Sep
60% Aug 24
•19
9
4% Jan
Sep
91%-July
8 Va Jan
&
8
19
80
11
36% May 2C
19
47% Dec
Alabama
Jun
32%
57%
7%
7%,
r
]
Shares-,
share
57%
58%
7%
31%
1
Equipment
$3 preferred
Air Reduction
87% Jan
28
1
No par
Corp__10
__
Gas
3% Jan
May 31
86% Dec
Co
Corp
7%
$ per
share
58
58%
7%
Sales for
the Week
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
.
$ per
share
58%
7%
•31%
32
32
STOCK
$ per
58Va
7%
-
7%
31%
10
Corp
27% Feb
July 11
3
18
29
3
4
5
50
133
25
71
Oct
5 Vb Dec
July
2% Jun 27
Jun
2% May 10
3
28
Co
Express
Affiliated
7%-'
;
57%
58 %
58
a
Sept. 26
$ per share
7
S per share
8 per share
Par
_2.50
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
31% Apr
53
9
28% Nov 27
Steel
Adams-Millis
-
2
11% May
x/.
1
Motors Co..
j
Friday.
Thursday
Wednesday
.
Sept. 25
Sept. 24
Sept. 22
S
9
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
«
Laboratories.
ACF-Brill
27% Jan
?% July 13
74
Sep
i
*
STOCK
;•■,
Abbott
2
19
29
15% Mar 29-
58
Aug
53% Nov
20% July 13
67% Jan
>'/
$ per share
41 Vb Mar 15
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
25 % Dec
27% Dec
3
12
21
14
3
26
15
110% Jan
$ per share
-
54% Jan 21
1
1
2% Feb
Lowest
$ per share
share
39% Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
'
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
*95%
25,700*
30:
102
*100
102
55 Va
56
55%
56%
55%
58
58%
60
60
64
7,100»
44%
45 %
44%
45%
17%
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
9,80(1
*17
17%
17
17
17
17%
*17
—20
8
*55%
No pa*
41%
*7%
*102
*17
17%
*7%.
7%
7%
*102
7%
103%
7%
*7%
7%
*7%
55%
56
'42Va
103%
•
55%
54%
54%
54%
55
54 %
417 a
42%
42
42%
42 Va
42%
42
7%
54 %
42%
400'
100:
1.100:,
12,300.
,
12
The ConiiTnercial and Financial Chronicle
(1204)
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
stocks"
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
Jan
69
21
-
24-r
12% Jan
59% Aug
7
104
Jan
5
120
Aug
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14%
36%
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16--
11
500
19%*.;
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28/' '
9%"
15%
'37% *
19%
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the Week
,
16i/a
:
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63%
11%
15
39
50%
50%
ZZZZ_100
'38%ft/39'«>/
16
27%
12
49%
39%
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j
20%
485/a
635
44%
100
*193/4
50%
_
49%
50%'
IIIII100
20%
•
-
11
94
-97
1
16%
15%
34%,
33% /• 33%.
Nopar
19% V'ft
161/a
50
;
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.
share'
37%
'
19%
16%
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.
38 r/
9%.
38'-V'
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20 ^
64%
34%
5
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t per
f
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50-
16%
•
20%
,
•48%
:
37%
Friday
•:
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16%-
.
28 "28-:
9%
14%
„No par
—
16%
38
16 y8
*64
v
Thursday
Sept. 27
$ per share
share
per
■
28 y4
49%
t
37%
20 V
38%
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•
Sept. 20'./
vf;
/
19%
20'
16
Wednesday
/v
37%
10%11 y8
1
com
Sept. 25
49,'
28
———No par
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f
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"18%
88%
y,
1,600
146%
18%
89 %
j
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4,200
54 ya-
53%
V
: 146
18%'
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58,600
'
29%
34%
146
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6,600
4,000
200
1% --
35
18%
V
86 " V
'
1%
1%
> i
533/4
30
19
,
v
84%
y;
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88%
tpershare
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>: 9%.
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8,500
400
541/2
146y
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29
30*
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2,600
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54%
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6,000
;
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,16% yv
16%
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:
13%
32
30 %
j
V
30
•;
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«
163/4
,19%
93
.54%
20 y8
.
*92%
No par
_.
Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg
v
3,300
84
13%
30%"
29%
•:•
84
y
54 %
54%
__
16
40"
231/4-
934
28,%
;;
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287/a
*17%
1,100'
231/4
32
•16%
ly '/a
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1453/4
19
'.'
-
30%
19^/4
•
•'55y4,V
88%
1,300
21%
-
v
93
53%
88%
40
83%
13%
17%
.
600
101%
86
13%
.
soya
19
8,500
"
-
'
86
30 y2
4sy2
EXCHANGE
preferredZZlOO
77- :
33
.
•
*38i/4
102
:
66,500'
•
17%
21V8
9% v
36 "'•■'
353/4
'
r
-
16,100
81'. •'
.
23%.
9%
30 3/8
•
145%
V
16%V. 16%;
No par
40
Bush Term Bldg 7%
Butler Bros common—,
Jackson
103
26%
35?
541/B
19%
100
Terminal—,
7%
23%
36%»
*84 V.:
35%
*37% ,/38%
:
Burroughs Adding Machine—No~par
Byron
-
9%< ';
V 13%
"
29%,
Sept. ^4
iqq
preferred
V
23%
,
34 Va
t per share
,
Burlington Mills COrp
4% preferred
3%% preferred
*102
29%
1453/4
V
40
40
23%
30%
1.3/4
Monday
I
I per share
100
com
Budd- (The) Co common
$5 preferred
4%%
65
66
y
*38%
*38y4
.
,
34%
*17%
5
preferred-.
Bush
65
*65'
y
-
18%
211/4
29%
-
88%
1.25
—
preferred
Bigelow
Co
43%
VV;
44
♦soya-
*84
'
1%'ft.
18%'. 19':
issued"_100
r.runswicfc-Baike-UolIender
Bucyrus Erie Co common
Bulla rd
43.%
17%
43%
*171/2
313/4
*90
.
86'
-
100
conv
Bulova Watch
*
■
.
RR—
Buffalo Forge Co
'
900
ll3/4,
21%
301/a
28%
533/8
15
Brown Shoe* Co Inc
7%
;/••
10%
11%
21
28%
287/a
*145
No~par
Roller Bearing Co
5
Airways Inc
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
Bridgeport Brass Co—.
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & strattbn
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
Brown
13
54%
*84-
No par
"when issued"
preferred
10%
v
•81%,
36 i/a
54%-551/2
No par
common
Brooklyn Union Gas
1,300
12
17 ya
-•
19%
34%
-
"when
45%
21%"
•21%
36%
■
28%
1
Maine
new
10%<
10*
21%-
9%
36
-y
131/4
93
295/a
Inc
preferred
3%%
<
May 3
23% Jan 29
23% Sep 19
127% Aug 20
34 % Jan
Jun
193/4.
Braniff
62
.
74% Jan
17
36<
29%
♦90
Bower
17
July 23
16% Sep 26
36 % Sep 11
34% Mar 9
38% Aug 17
105% Jan 17
47
Jun 20
53 % Feb 16
13% Feb
49
11
Jun
3V
11
11% Jan
14% Oct 24
Apr
5%
40
94% May 25
38% Feb 26
44% May 17
53
Apr
16
&
'
283/4.,
* *
1%
preferred
Common
1,400 V
4,100
20,300
:■
•
Vll%
80'
23%
17%, >17%
Saturday
Sept. 22
A.
(The;
Borg-Warner Corp
8
25
40
30 %
Par
Club
45%
81%
,9%
30%
1
Co
3%%
•
■
32%
30%
No par'
Stores
Borden
8
Jun
class
'/■■
7%
V21%
44
65
9%-
32%
pesos
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
9
27
&
15%,.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Class B
Bond
''
*31%
;
*31%
|
Aluminum
Bon Ami Co
45%
500
100'
13%"
-
7^8
-
21%,
13%
10
Co
Bohn
3
7%
/; ;
10
-
'13%
*79%.
V
•
No par
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Boeing Airplane Co
15
3
July 12
>
13 %
1
14
44 V4 Jan
'V
;
'
-
10
Corp common
7
13
10
13%
45%
:
,
.8
*15%.
10
7%
,17%
65
•
.
103,% v. *102
103%/
> •2S%^^6 %?>>
; 26 „v:
26%
*84 /^/ 84% r ■; 84%:
841/2
5
Feb
17
12
10
90
28Va-
•
8.V.V>
i
15%
9%"
12%
ioy8v
17%
23%
•/
9%vy 9%-
10c
J
(E W)
-
22 >
43%,
-
1
common
41% Sep
56,
Jan
23% Jan
Apr 20
31% Juljl 13
48% Sep«26
*38%
233/s
23'/4
1
Black & Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
Jan
89
25% Oct 23
100
40
•
Bliss
16*
13% Dec 27
July 14
23% Mar 24
*38%.
100
-
4
15%
'•
11%« •:121/aft
443/8
,
1
19
19v
32% Jan 26
25 %
21
EXCHANGE
12
14
36% Jun
21
10
16
21% Sep
2
2
26
Jun, 27
27% July 13
21
NEW YORK STOCK
Boston
20
20%-
Foods
v
12% Jun 25
9
803/4
2.50
Co
tpershare
17
Jan
-
45
22% Dec
80%
50
17% Jan
58% Jun 29
27
>
% July 23
46
73% May 26
102:
793/4,-793/4
••
•Cr 21%
-
♦102%
pfd
20% Sep
.13% July 2
17% Jun 26
18% Dec
29
641
l
Co
Highest
-32% July 2
15 y8 Jun 25
27
41% Dec
22% Mar 25
64-
7% preferred
1Q0
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Birmingham Electric Co
No par
91
t per share ?: 7
25% Apr 26
27'
64%
;
V
*64*
100
Corp
Loan
&
46
10%^
183/#
v
35,I/2
common
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
11% Jun
18%
12.50
preferred
Best
16
21% Jun
44-
1'83/a
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946-No par
30
-
44%
18%
Aviation
Best
3
Jan
43%
10
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18
1
10%
10
11%
10
preferred
Packing
Beneficial
10%
/
22%
l
4%%
Bell & Howell Co
.Bendix
15%
46
*24
8%
v
12%12% V
7%«; 7%-
7% 7: 7% *.•
"45%
46'.,-
46%7:
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
115%- 116
;
28%
10%ft" 10%
v
'...7
11%-
No par
Inc
(A' S)
Aircraft
.12%
2134
Belding-Heminway
26
7 7%
*15%.
5.7
.10%
^2 ^
.
100
Inc
Mills
Range for Previous
tpershare
118
r
'
convertible
Shoe
ioy4
21% %
Works Corp.
Beech-Nut
3
9
11
156
139% Jan 21
Beck
9
23
17% Jun 22
*
42
41%
*116
28%
;'*8 r,;,•V-'8%
f
15% 7
*15%«
/12%
»
50
common
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
59% Feb 10
29% Sep 10
85 % Aug 29
2
Aug 21?
Feb
Jun
3%%
Beaunit.
1*7-%-.'»'8%
r
100
preferred
(Delaware)
Corp
Cigars
*24.
'
preferred
Iron
7%
11% V 12%
13
Beatrice Foods Co common
3
23% Feo
Bath
Bayuk
8
,94% Mar
July 23
39% May 26
49% Dec 28
13
9% Jan
89
2% Jan
20
30% Jan
17 % Jan
31% Oct 21
25 % July 14
31% Apr
18
Oil
4%%
1
Sep 12
Feb 15
22"% Apr
18% Oct 23
28% Dec 12
4
34% Jan
9
88% Apr
7
Feb*10
12% Jan
x85
31
37% Feb 21
-
78 4
18
Barker Brothers
1077 Mar
3
24% Aug 22
3
12% Jan 17
38'
Mar 8
2
99% May
29
Barber
43% Jan
2
19% July 2 V,
9% Aug 29
2
,
50
5%
28% Jan
2
Jan
Convertible
84% Aug
23% Feb
2
37
7
9
May 11
24% Dec
Jan
45% Feb
July 19
10% Mar 13
29% Jim 25
7% Feb'"-
"
27% Jan
14
17% Jan
34% May 17
15 % Mar 25
28
59
25% July 26
13 % Jan
29% Jun 29
10
Jun
July
,
v
12%.
♦10
100
15
39'
41%
118
ft
1
Baltimore & Ohio common
34
3
;-'7/777
Inc
17
11
19
9% Jun 30
T)
24% Jan
28
14% Jan
(B
2
2
Oct
35% Dec
39% July 13
42
*116
28
7 ■■■:
■■.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Dec
15% July 12
12
Babbitt
30
-
15% Jan 22
15% July
74% Aug 17
61% Dec 28
20% Feb
8
Apr
13% Jan
28
.
63% Sep
20% Dec 28
.
Avco
8% Mar
3
:
V 12%
25
27:
41%
118
*24%
,
*15% ,15%
7 10*7; 10%
/
No par
Co
5
6% Jun
Jun
42%.
-
*116
28
7%
No par
common
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
18
9
*42
42%
118
,
1
9% Apr
5
*25
13%,May
3
9% July
42
♦116
convertible pfd ser A.
Aug 23
5% Jan
10% Dec 26
20
100
(voting)
Atlas Tack
15% Sep
12
14% Jan
18
120
Jun
7% July
28
Feb
16
43% Sep
28
25
•
11% Dec 20
29
10% July 11
Jun
26
17'
9% Nov
*
31
109% July 20
7,660
1,500
;
.
_
;*
i-
Number 5051
174
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(1205)
131
'
i
f
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1950
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per sliure
Sper share
110 Va July 13
106% Sep 11
30 V4 Jan 29
$ per'.share
Jan 11
July 27
30VWan
3"
102
34 y2 Mar 16
27 V2
50% Dec
28
> 4f>
33 Va Dec
x7% Mar 13
10 V* Jun
15 Y»
July 13
19
Jan
156
3
32 % Jan
140
56% Nov
;■
35% July 13
27
55
22
29% Mar 21
106
13
141
103 Vz Dec
Dec
2
2
Jan
5
2
45% July? 13
,12 Va Sep. 21
77% Sep 13
52
1
141
Sep 25
29
43
May 24
9
100
Mar 26
29
Jan
43% Jan
140
Aug 18
2
155:
10
Jan
15
Mar
Carrier
Case
•
common
Co
131/4 July 13
Jan
•
12
Jun.
18
4V2 %
'20% Sep. 21
Celotex
17% Sep
.20% Jun
7
5%
6
Central
Aguirre
1
Central
18
111/4. Apr
24 V4 Feb
23
23
26
Jan
3
15
Jan
3
39 Va Dec
8% Jan
-
10% May
16% July
39 % Jan
38 Va Feb
July 13
30
9
113
8% July 17
27
llOi/a Feb
9% Jun
Feb
9
2
27
Apr
17
16
'
Jun
25
2
20% July
8% Jan
1
Sep 12
9»/4 Oct 20
29
21%
Co
143%
54
33% Apr
6
40 y4 Feb'
Aug
107% Feb.
1,000-
72%;
73
4,200
145
46 %
46
45%
1033/4
*103
1033/4
453/4
Dec
8
loy4Jun
2
1
32% Oct 24
6% Dec
26% Dec
107.
5
25
Jan
53%
52%
53%
/. *1493/4. 150%
*1493/4
150%
1493/4
1493/4
10
113% .1133/4
1133/4
1133/4
1,000
113%
20%
'
114
19%
193/4.
533/8
53
19%
•
16%
19%
193/4
2^8
l%
17%,
17%.
*17%,
17%
17%
173/2
20 3/8
205/s
X20%:
20V4
203/a
20 3/a
1,900
9%
9%
93/2
6,300
19%.
19%
19
193/4
19
19
49
49%
50,
50
49
49 »/4
1,200
93/4;
9%
93/4
9%
9,%.
35%
35%
35%
353/4
*35%,
35%
35%
35%
35%
3o3/4
2,700/
*108%
109%
108%
108%,
108%. 108%
*108%
19%
193/4
20
20%
19%
19%
193/4,
20
B
50
50
—
Ribbon
•
10:
9%
9%.
9%
20%s
9
193/4
20
183/4
"
Milta
5
14%
15-
23%
24
*23%
24%
10
10
*10
10%
*9%.
10%
No par
52%
15%.
14%.
"
■
%
20%
*19%
9.50
Sugar Co
14%/
6,100'
109
109
193/2
109
19%
193/4
$4.50
28% Jun
26
preferred
-
191/4
15
15%
15
151/B
23%
235/8
23%
23%
>93/4
93/4
*9%
10%
52%
533/4
52
52%
5,600
15,100
v
52%
53%
53
53%
17%
16%
17
16%.
16%
16»/8
163/a
16%
:
39%
39,
393/8
*38%
39%
393/4
393/4
383/4
38% Feb,
8
90 Vz Dec
28
•80
Apr 27.
90l/2Jan-
-29%
29%
29%
29%
293/a
29 3/2
29
29
14
May 24
23% Feb
24-
*102%
103 %
103
103
9% Jan
3
21% Dec
10% July 12
>"15% Apr
,27
10
86%
*84%
86%
223/8
21%
22%
21%
24%
243/8
24%
25%
24%
24%
X23 3/a
Class
A
40
l*—
12% Jan
9
Feb
9
11
17% Jun
29
33 y4 Jan
9
14
28% Aug 22
38% Feb
2
16% Dec
21
12% Jun
29
19
30
8% Jun
25
14% Feb
5
■y; Class
Chica Milw St Paul & .P_____No par
5%- series A non-cum pfd—'
100
5
10% Dec
71/8 Jan
13
-23% Dec
28
17% Jun
25
30
Feb
9
27% Mar 30
51 y4 Dec
27
39% Jun
28
59% Feb
9
Jan
3
22 y2 Dec
28
19% Jun
25
3
44% Dec
11
40% Jun
25
52% Feb=
16
28% Mar
27% Jan
11
3
•
,
30
43
Dec
26
38% Mar. 28
51% Sep
13
17
62 y2 Dec
28
58% Apr
70% Sep
F2
77
53 y4 Dec
27
27
'46% Aug 27
20
88 y2 Mar 17
> 82..
13% Apr
July 12
19
;,n% Aug
14
16% Jun
12
Dec
19
9
44
13
Jan
5 %
16
>> 8 % Feb
11% Aug 30
38% July.31
50
65% July
82% Apr
19% Mar 30
Co
5%
Feb' 13
,2
14
$ pet■ share
$ per share
34% Feb
24
31% Jan
38% Sep
4
98% Sep
27 y2
July 26
y4 July
3
109% Mar
Jan
24
36 y4 Dec
t
41% Dec
15
68 % Mar 22
y
1% Jun~30
26
29
93
19
34
16% Feb
16
20% Jun
•
40
Mar 11
Jun
8%
8
54% Sep
5
120% Sep
23
Jan
X108-! Sep-
87"
38% Apr
150
19
Jun
'84% Jan
Jan
3
42 % Jan
4
4
106% Jun
29
30% Jan
26
Nov
17
39% July
.29% July 17
99 y2 July 12
5 % J an
7
Dec
18
37% July 17
95
Dec 21
143
92 V
-165
5
26
:
26
7
14
Feb
5
90
Apr
25
48
July 17
18
Jan
3
Oct
22
23 % Oct
,74
13
37% Dec
41% Dec
21
13
38% Dec
25% July 11
40% Oct
21
11
5
109% Jan
Jan
22% Mar
Jun
18
10
87% Jun 29
16% Jun
25
100% Feb
28
Coca-Cola
5
23% Jan
29
•
263/8 Peb
19% Jun
29
36
.
Jan
10
61
Mar 19
37%
Jan
8
56
Feb
35% Jan
9
543/4 Mar 17
.25% Jun
22
Jun
29
25
58
July 31
39% Apr
4
6
19% Jan ,2
38% Nov 30
x36% July 11
67% Jun
1
45% Jan
18^**V~22 Va
33
:
3
13
19
653/4 Mar 19
513/4 Sep
19
22% Mar 10
Jan
45% Jan
29
non-cum 1st
Class
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
„
Pictures
Columbus & So
2
31% July 26
11% Feb
3
2
28
41
Feb
6
25
Jun
29
7% Dec
28
15
•33% May 19
1061/4 July 19
109% Mar 18
Jan
2,
20
112 % Dec
18
105% Sep
26
27% Jun
19
117% Apr 12
108% May 24
10% July 13
9% July 5
40 % July 28
143/4 Sep
12% Jan
25
473/4 Feb
6
15
28% Dec.22
„Jun 27
10% July 13
9 % Mar
8
25
Dec
7
Dec
7
7% Jan 25
Jan
'30
106% Jan
137/8 Dec
28
28
17% Sep 22
Dec
19
36
18
' Mar 16
113% May 12
111
Jan
4
Jun
24
2
4
Sep
31% Feb
108% May 28
29
3
Feb
10
133/4, Jan
2
July 17
45% Jan;11
.10
22% Jun
25
Mar 30
12
12% July 19
>14% Jun 25
106
May
106% Dec
29
100
19% Jan
24
Jan
24
41% Jun
23
32%
107% July 19
923/4
4
17
32% Jan
5% Jun
29
9% Dec
28
3
26
Jan
110
42^
11
§2
2
28
106% Jan
Sep
10
9
12% Sep
24
Jun
21
Jan
10
16
64% Feb
1
78
7% July
48% Jul]-
2
2.
5
Jan
42 %
25
•
16
May 28
99
106
Jun
12%
11
July 31
21% Mar
93
17
11
2
Apr 23
8
783/4 Jan
5
Feb
.
2
24
13% Dec 30
Feb
21% Feb
18c
8
11
July 17
July 13
34% Mar 21
16
34% Mar
14% Apr
100
1
61% July. 20
113% Mar
101%. Jan
4
Feb
12
3
2
303/4 Jan
11
3
19 3% Mar
104% Apr 23
32% Dec
July 28
24
Feb
107
4
.
26% Feb
115
Dec
8
233/8
23%
48 3/4
47%
48 i/a
49%.
50%
•
50%
69"'/'
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5
51
493/4
37
50%
503/4
> 87
87
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50
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4
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68
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50
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68
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12
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4%
3,200
2,400
>
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3,100-
50
50
47%
50
2,600
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;
-
233/8
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;
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.
213/a
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30,300
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>
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49
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4
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72%
713/4
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AND
HIGH
5,600
451%
;
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.23
Aug, 16
% Feb 21
37%
1,400
Nast
Gas
Pwr
11% Jan. 20
12
Continental
52%
52%
9-,
112%
114%
113%
1143/2
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85/a
28%
:
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.
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134
134
134
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89
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>
434
89
106
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47%
47
46
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28%.
28%
28
283/4
28
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27%
28
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49
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59
31
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31%.
108%
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431/8
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483/4
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20%
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20%
3,900
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:
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31%
31%
108
108
58
58 3/s
3,700
313/a
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303/4
25,700
30%
303/4
303/4
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10 3/8
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24%
103/4
25
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108
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12
13,600
48
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25
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20%
29%
11%
153%
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20%
30%
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10%
5,300
,
14%
471/2
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160
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15
49 3/2
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200
41%
>
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58%;:
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r
28
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25%
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28
27%
153/a
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•
313/4
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106
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47
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136
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4%
32
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106
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154
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92
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6,300
200
291%
11%
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22,700
700
108
Co
Insurance
Motors—
Oil of Delaware
10
—1
'
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253/4
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253/4
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;
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5,100
•
series B;—_—'100
series C
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110
102
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10 3/a
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58 3/2
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27%.
28%
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14 3/a
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14
3/8
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14
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14
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14
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19%
19%
19%
19 3/a
19%
32 3%
333/2
33%
33%
33%
33%
> 33 3/2
33%
108%
1093/4
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109%
109
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102
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19%
19%
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11
11%
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20 3/a
21
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72
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200
109 3/4
108 3/a
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393/4
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19 3/a
2,600
94%
130
40
40%
20,900
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12.
12
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100
21
51,700
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9-3/4
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573/4
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1,700
72%
9%
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153/4
72 3/4
15%
72%
7,500
2,000
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19
933A
153/8
73
33%
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40%
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15,800
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20 3/s
12 3/a
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193/a
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12
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13%
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.
94%
41%
14 3/8
133/4
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19%
94%
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3,900
12,000
19
101'/a
94%
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58 3/a
29%
14
40
95-
2,000
58
v
109
19'
11%
»
14.3/4-
17%
29 3/8
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13%
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10%
59'/a
28
13%.
:■» *i
17
173/a
27 3/a
271%
60
'
17%
17%
17%
27
preferred
preferred—
Continental
52%
23%
l—25
No par
$4.52
No par
Container Corp of Amer com
10
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common-—20
$3.75
preferred
No par
Cont Cop & Steel Ind Inc com
2
5% convertible preferred——25
Continental Diamond Fibre.
5
$4.50
*343/8
53%
373/4
98%
345/s
72
193/4
100
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp*.
5 1
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd——100
Consolidated Retail Stores Ine
1
Consolidated Textile Co Ino
10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com—No par
Preferred 4%
993%
34%
46
49
/•;>> of Baltimore common—No par
Preferred 4% %
>98%
34%
52%
154
*92%
Inc_
&
99%
34%
52%
Sales for
the Week
1
37%
37%
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
*99%.
*800
—No par
Lt
373/4
!
37% / 37%
451/4
105%
of N Y com—No par
Elec
37%
''/■
193/4
•89
Publishing Co—No par
$5 preferred
$ per share
97%
134
Solvents——No par
Edison
$ per share
1043/4
10
Co
Thursday
$ per share
*40
No par
Edison
Wednesday
Sept. 'j0 .:
92
> 4%
12,900
$ per share*
993/4
:Vi- 31%
:
Sept. 25»
33%-.. 34%'
46
72
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
"
;
5
Credit Co__
Congoleum-Nairn
Continental
59% Sep
Ohio Elec Co_
Engineering
Inc
Commonwealth
Conde
3
Jan
72*
*70%
No par
Co
Consol
20
6
15
50 %
24%
48%
12%-
;
> 34%
common—No par
14
353/8 Jan
13
Ry com
27
18
98% July 19
106% July
Sep
30% Dec
23%
49
>■
V-
1073/4 108%
1—No par
Consolidated Cigar
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Jun
Cons
88
243/8
4V8
*83%
,
preferred
Superheater
Commercial
Jan
102% Feb
46 i/a
-
18%
*140
.
System Inc—No par
Carbon
Columbian
32% Aug
9% Jan
26% July 12
■
45%
*86-
44.%
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
8
23
28
/
19%
2.50
593/8 Aug 29
27%:
108
>>21%
49%
97.%-
No par
com;
B
8
6
\ (The)
com__No par
100
100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—2.50
4%
Commercial
6
;.
22%
463/4
*65%
12
4
*8%
s
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp
13
27
Co
Colorado & Southern
24
33% Mar 16
3
CLOSED
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No par
$3.50 preferred
_—!
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
11% Feb
30% Feb
28
22,
46%
483/4
113%-. 114-%.
EXCHANGE
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp____No par
55% Feb
15% July 5
26% Dec 12
109
22%
46%
233/4
503/s
52%
STOCK
conv
860
24% Nov
10 *4 Jan
>10
46%
87
.*
'
22'
67%
*99%
•
10
18
8y4 July 18
20% July 12
25% July 13
•
/
49%
.
^ 37%
preferred——100
Clopay Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
7% preferred
100
4% cum 2nd preferred
—100
cum
Combustion
;
9%
$ per share
..
—_5
Jun
.
72% Oct
43% Dec
'
common—
1—
12
15% Sep
14
Co————
Jan
4
24% Apr 26
43% Dec 18
;
10
Sept. 24
$ per share
No par
132
2
29
Corp
26
Jun
Dec
10%
Monday
.—100
Jun
11
24
Service
4%%
3
July 11
»23
10
28%,
16
.12% Jan
;* 3% Feb
103/,
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores'Co common—.
5
V;
4y4%
conv
preferred
—_>_100
Cfark Equipment Coi.:
—20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
5% non-cum preferred——100
Cleve Elec Illtiminating com__No par
$4.50 preferred _J—No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co. common
1
Cleve & Pitts RR Co> 7% gtd^
50
Special gtd 4% stock
50
Climax
Molybdenum-,
No par
> Clinton Foods Inc common—,.
1
27
94% Jan
13
18% Nov
•
10%
*89%
36% Feb' 27
•
138
13
Oct'11
13
—;
28
14% Oct
40
>
30% Jun
*
10%
100
5% Aug 2?
14% Apr
July 26
31
16
8
July 12
11
5
44% Feb
..
Apr
32% Apr
15% Sep
25
57
14%
12%
8.50
com.,
8601
21
13
Jan
-
5
:> 41
Sep
34% Apr
>.•44% Aug 27
6
Jan
10% Dec
14%
15
~
16,700
v
LOW
101%
10
16 % Jan
15 y2 Jan
15
71%
Saturday
Sept. 22
Jun
Oct 27
50% Nov 24
Jan
37% May
131% May 16
28
101% May 22
1
111
129% July 17
Feb
1004
V
14% July 17
14 y4 Mar 30
100% Aug 28
3% Mar 24
Dec
34% Dec
Mar 27
134 % July 27
70% July 17
112% Dec
29% Aug 13
112% Mar 16
3% July 11
5
Mar 15
28
Mar 14
37% Mar 15
Financial
City Investing Co
5%% preferred
155,
r
69% May 22
28
» 43
GIT
Cities
53% Feb
21
29% Dec
73
4
12% Jan
16
15' %
*44
■
.*.
-u_
10
21% Jan
13
8
preferred
18
100% Feb 15
4
18
31% Dec
3
37
.
15
12
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___10
24
Jan
32% Mar
9
Sep
112% Mar
6
62% Jan
946
15%
..
-23:,
11% Jan
2
NOV
47% May
23% July 13
22
15
3,900
153/4
281%
15%
,:>>
20%
28%
*1-73/4.
25
93
3
27
'
38% July 26
4%
27
27.% July 31
•18% May 2
V\ Dec 29
150
1
Mar 30
72
155/8
203/a
283/4
87
:■
25
Cincinnati Crtis & Elec
26
*
138
153/4
21
28%
..,49'
100
'!l"'Par
12
Feb
89% May
24
155/8
203/4
29%
67%
1
EXCHANGE
38% Apr
85% Jun
Mar 15
107
26
43% Jan
May 12
28% Dec
I
3
.
Jun 29
;;84%
3
Highest
Mar 28
30
"8% Nov"20
;
Jan
82
16
21%
29
49-
par
preference—No par
Co
$ per share
103
15 S/8
21%
29%;
48%
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since;Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
y
200
10,500
16%
STOCKS
.
Year 1950
>
213/4
22%
24%
Chyrsler; Corp,,'
Range for Previous
4
*215/8
•
Lowest
.
23%
45,500;
29%
48%
preferred-
conv
Chile; Copper
213/4
213/4
23%
common
85
21%
15%
46%
•v;
Chicago-Yellow Cab———No par
Cotton Oil—
'.
10
Childs
333/4
85
22%
10%
Chickasha
8
,
32%
86 3/a
16
223/a
preferred series A;
conv
33%
29%
—100
convertible
300'
14%
Chic Rock Is & Pac RR Co—No par
.9
19 % Jan:. 16
3% Jun 22
__
29% July 19
62 y2 July 13
94y4 Feb
3
11
22
> 19 *
4
3*4 Feb
Sep
84% Oct
13% Jan
$3
2,200
21%
No par
com
140
5/e
15%
21%
preferred
6
39
*37
29
45%
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No
61% Mayf 3
July 23
7% Jun
II1/4 July 26
5%
6%,
500-
1,600
,
21%
;No par •'
......
•___
33%
>*34%;
'
26ys Jun
36% Jun
B
Chicago & North West
9
53 Vz Jan
i
Chicago Corp (The)
__i
Chicago Great West Ry Co com
50
5% preferred
——50
CJiic Ind Sc. Louisv Ry Co cl A___25
333/4
33%,
6%
39
22
32% Dec
Jan
333/4
*84%
*37
22%
37 % Dec
4
323/4
'
6%.;
38%
863/b
3
Jan
•
*1023%- 1031/2
6%
6%,
38
33%
13
v
63/4
38%
21%
11% Jan
3
*6%:
38%
32%
19% Jan
7% Jan
103%
*102%
7
38%
*84%
13
17
20% JulyJ 2
18
Feb
63/4
preferred—_100
3%.%' convertible
200
29
Chic & East 111 RR Co com_.No par
2
17'
1,600
383/4
29-3/4
*37.
of; Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
18,900
>
161/2
102%. 102%
Corp
700
15%
*29%
i__1.25
Chesapeake
1,700-
24
*23'%
*38%
—No par
Checker Cab Mfg
30.
19 3/a
*18%
,
1,200
52%
16%
•
—
J6
30
Dec
common
21
15
300
9%
—
Jun
'
9,200-
17%
20%/,
*17%
193/4,
New
41/4 Feb
76
10,700-
483/4
9 V2 Jan
2
400i
103
93/4
38% Sep
5% Aug 10
29
35»/4 Dec 28
5
July
.
100% Mar 15
18
Jan
98
Aug 14
5,700/
46%
103:
Champion. Paper & Fibre Co—
9Q
160-
146%
*1433/2.
145
46
200r
\
19%
de Pasco Corp
.5
Certain-Teed*- Products Corp^i—_—1
Chain Belt Co
No par
2
12
72%
71%.
143%
3,300;
45
483/4
Cerro
6
17%
20%
20%.
73-,
53%.
19%,
21%
12
*103
114
>'
21%.
*43
12%
44
*12
9%
Century
9
32
20%
12%
143%
46
103%
*113
44"
44
12%,
72%
*1493/4/ 150 %
114%
700,
19%.
Violeta
29
'22%
54%
47%
& South West Corp- com
Dec
217/8
54'/2:
9%
Central
36
22%
3,100.
55,y4
19%;
Central
251/2 July 12
22
*43%
533/8
54%
114
___
Sep 14
17% Feb- 28
30'1
v
333/4
47%.
Central RR Co of N JI class A
55
54%
34 »/4
9%
9
2
Shares
109
333/4
1
__
15% Mar
25
46
*103
*17%
27
14 ye Jan
453/,
103%
*149%. 150%
5
5
33 % Jan
56%
:
142
141
143"%
45
103%
19%
2
29
56%.
44%
100
_10
Class
28
$ per share
*107
109-
33%
73
2
18% Apr
*107
33%
22.%
21%
*44
72%
2
34% Dec
22%.
73'
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
4%%
preferred
___100
May 11
11% Jan 18=
'
72'%
Mar
2
Sales f«r
the Week
'
'
12
Co
$ per share
109
33:
56%.
12
20
Sugar
*55%
44i% "
.—No par
common
33 Va,
12%
28% Mar
11% July 26
17% Mar 30
.
:
CLOSED
pfd series A_—_100
Corp
*107
Sept. 2.7
of Ga Ry Co vtc
No par
preferred series B vtc
100
5%
Mar 26
361/4 Aug 21
112 % Feb 15
15% July
13% Jan
24
6% July 14
10
105
DeC- 20
16% Mar
July 27
3
12% Jan
12
Jan
32 % Jan
26% Dec 20
27
56-
■>44<
EXCHANGE
preferred——ltio
conv
$ per share
109
33
12%
preferred
'
10% Mar 29
8% July 13
56
STOCK
33%
Central
57% Feb
18% Jan
6
2nd
*
■!515% Jan :
26
4
17 %, Dec
2
,7%
."
$ per share
*107
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
•
Sept. 20"
'
—____100
Foundry
14% Jan
20% Aug 29
3
July'17
7%
Apr
116
10
17% Apr
151/2 July 14
15
Jan
21
152
>>
107
33
Celanese Corp of Amer com./_No par
2
2
PRICES
Wednesday
_25
common
4.20%
SALE
Sept. 25
$ per share
107
1
;
__—.
Tractor
105"% May 24
130 V* Jan
Sept. 24
$ per share
50
common.....:
preferred
Preferred
HIGH
Tuesday
'
_—10
■_
AND
Monday
Sept. 22
___5
4% series-.
General Corp
&
(J I>
1%
Co____
preferred
Caterpillar
13
58V4Aug
Steel
Corp
Conv
Carriers
3
Feb
Saturday
/":■;>
'
';>.
.
Carpenter
6
557/8 Jan
106
•
...s"
>>>>;; Par
Carolina Clinch & Ohio
Ry
100
Power & Light____No par
25% Aug 17
35
56% Jun
LOW
STOCK
Carolina
Apr.
•
YORK
EXCHANGE
>>,•<;.
111% July 17
34% AUg 22
15
Mar
47% Dec
$ per share*
>. 9% Jan
16
May
>/*
18 % Jan
21% May 20
39'/a May 13
•
NEW
Highest
93/2
56
.
9%
56%
;
.
>
> 12,700
'
55 %
-56 3/2
8,000
;
14
Financial Chronicle\
The Commercial and
(1206)
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year 1950
Lowest
$ per
$ per
share
25
22
July
$ per
Feb
18
26 ft Jan
12
53% July 25
12
Jun 17
55% Mar 13
41
Dec 26
% Jan
10
55% July
9
22 % Jun
28
42ft Jan
8
22% Dec 28
19% Jun
29
29% Aug 17
-14 ft Jun
27
46% July 14
51% Oct
10% Jan
24
17% Apr
57
100
Apr
13
18
105
176 % July 13
187ft Apr
3% Aug
3
72% Jan
13
% Mar 6
6
3
94
22% July 13
Sep
27
105
Jan
2
Dec
14
14
Jan
5
'
26 ft Jun
30% Mar
30
Jun
27% Jan
11
M0
78
104% Feb
8
79 %
3
94
Jun
10% Jan'
186
29 Vb Mar
20
102% Dec
29
79
Jun
28
23
Jun
25
Jan
6
28
Nov 20
8
77 ft Oct
19
22
10 Vb Oct
12% Dec
18
24% Aug
3
8
31
32
Mar 20
Cuba
24% Feb
-185
31ft
30 ft
31
4,100
28 ft
28%
28ft
28ft
2,400
51
*49
51
*49
*49
51
*49
19%
19%
19%
19 Vb
19%
18%
19 Vb
65 ft
65 ft
66
64%
65 ft
64 ft
6 9. ft
68%
69
68%
69
*96 ft
98
*96 ft
98
:
•
78
170ft
169
*169
'
*4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
800
*2%
2%
2%
2%
2.%
2%
2%
2 3/8
2,500
36%
3938
37,000
35%
94 ft
*93 ft
12%
12 ft
•
168
150
37
38%
38ft
*94
95 ft
*93 ft
12%
12%
12%
12%
;
12%
25%
2,000
26%
26
26 Vb
;
26 Va
1,400
20%
19%
19%
19 ft
19%
11,100
37
36%
36%
*36%
37
800
56%
56%
56%
55%
56
2,800
95ft
*94
96
r
26 Vb
*26
.
19%
19%
36%
36%
*36%
55%
36%
12%
12%
19
18%
37
36ft
167ft
168
s
26%
55%
5,900
4%
36%
36%
78%
4%
94 ft
5
98
77
4%
35 ft
2.50
*96 Vi
77%
•
167ft
25
No par
98
77 ft
600
97
4,600
167ft
2%
26
*96 ft
*96 ft
79
3,200
69
167ft
4%
2
683/a
68 ft
*96 ft
98
78%
18%
64ft
,64
97
*68%
1
"
170ft
2%
12ft
■
79%
•
4%
1
*96 ft
98
*96 ft
77%- 78 ft
•"
-
10
51
18%
65
100
56
55%
Jan
77
Mar
Steel
common
No par
:
Amer
of
19
'
y,
26
RR
7ft
5
95
39%
39 ft
40
40
41
41
43 ft
100
90%
91%
91ft
91%
94 ft
6%
93
100
48 % Jun
28
15
Jan
10
12% Jan
9
57
8ft July 2
23 ft July
2
128'A May 23
27% Feb
24
Jun
29
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
2
99 ft Dec
2
10
90
Jun
25
19 ft May
14
Jun
26
17% Feb
17% Feb
17
14% July 10
17% Feb
28
518% July 13
: 10%
July 13
31
Dec
30
45% Sep
27
16 ft Dec
29
34% Mar 17
20'A Apr
34 ft Sep
14
•28
29 ft
30
2.50
-
preferred
102 ft
*101 ft
51%
*51%
No par
*51
1
A
11%
1
Cutler-Hammer
37% Mar
Dana
*129 ft
32%
pfd
Inc
7
11%
26 Vb
100
No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 7ft
35% Feb 24
30
7%
*100 ft
No par
;
30
v
27
7%
*66 ft
,*29
,
30
,
7
102ft
51 VB
*51
11%
■11
600
7
7%
*101
103 y2
*51
51ft
11 Vb
1,900
29
'
'
*
7ft
103ft
51
12
29
\
*102
,
.
5,600
69
12
12%
2,400
7%
7%
;
69
12
1,370
2iy4
200
*170
1
7%
7
102ft
11%
26%
26 ft
11%
26%
140>
M
34
32
32%-
93 ft
26 ft
*129ft
y\
33%
v
/
'
7%
°67ft
2,800
12,700
10
51ft
400
10%
lift
24,800
25%
26
5
*129 ft
33 ft
7%
12
16,900
94%
21
21%
200
990
"44
26%
26%.
20%
^*170
69
*29ft
•
-
51ft
,
26 ft
••'•
7 Vs
102 ft
11
140
7%
12
11%
30
7%
200
*67 ft
69
11%
25 ft
y
•:
21 VB
*170
7%
"*67 ft
'
25%
21
21ft
200
7%
7%
12
24 ft
25
21ft
*170
69
-•11%
Publishing common___No par
Class
9
.,
7%
*67 ft
5
Prior
preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
10
132ft Jan
$7
21%
200
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
24% '
25
21%
*170
10
common
Curtis
•
*24 VB
100
Inc
Press
102 Vi
42ft
90 %
10% Feb
106% Feb
*101%
/
"
90 ft
31ft Aug 20
20
* 102
102
90 ft
3
100ft Jun
102 ft
102%
39 ft
28
3
102 %
25
Jan
x25
*102
.
100
Packing Co
preferred
4ft%
Cuneo
102%
*102
56
com
preferred
Cudahy
8
3
'
preferred.
non-cum pfd
convertible
13% Feb
28
138
"
30%
29
1
America
9
29
17
32%
28%
69
Cuban-American Sugar common..10
Apr 10
11
2
13
20
21
of
preferred
Crucible
5%
Jan
125
31%
28%
19
5
of Wheat Corp (The)
Cork & Seal common
$4.20
30
32 ft Dec
Feb
122% Feb
32 %
28 ft
65 ft
20
common
6% Jun
•
55% Jan 28
<•
55ft
31%
51
*49
CLOSED
...100
preferred
Jan
67 ft Aug 29
9'A July
Jan
$2
95
Mar 27
7% July
•
25
148% Nov 25
28%
V 98
Crown Zellerbach Corp
44% Jan 29
.
19ft Mar 29
•
180
31
26 ft Nov
44% July 13
7%Jan
3
20% Jan
31% Jun
10% Oct
27
106
28
29
13ft Jan
July 13
July 13
5
Jun
15
22 ft Dec
7% July 3
-•64% July 13
<■
9% July 17
*
100
3
34% Dec
25
31%
28ft
STOCK
*54 ft
'
% July
82% Nov
180
31ft
preferred
Crown
20
27
Co
3% ft
14
56 ft Sep
26
•;
EXCHANGE
5
*25
55 ft
1
Creameries
4
20% Sep
39 ft Feb
14
54 ft
Inc
Cream
2
Feb
54 ft
preferred..
7
Aug 17
15% Jun
55 ft
*96ft
Crane
7%
5
Jan
17ft Jun
*54 ft
Refining common_25
20
35
175
Products
28
12% May
48
3
*54 ft
series of 1947.100
Cum pfd 3ft%
Corn
39% Sep
15
Mar 31
55 ft
98
103% Feb
•
2
3
16% Jan
2,200
*54 ft
*96 ft
Coty
25% May 24
5
29 ft
Coty International Corp..—
19
.,105% May
1,100
293/a
100
12
41% Oct
11
25ft
29%
preferred
26
17% Jan
54
.
3 ft %
23
49% Dec 28
102ft Jan
25
29%
1
19
12% July 13
27
13
25
29
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
Aug 17
27ft Jan
32% Jun
25%
28%
50
2% Jan
2
25%
29
series
Jan
28
4
5%
5% Jan
18
25%
29
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
2
Shares
25
No par
pref
$ per share
share
25 ft
29
No par
Co
Convertible
$ per
Sales for
the Week
25
Corn
2
$ per share
Friday
Sept.'JH
28%
14
common
Copperweld Steel Co-common
July 16
104% Mar
166% May 17
4% Jan
2
25
30% Jan 31
101
2
93ft Jun
Jan
72ft Jan
Thursday
Sept. 27
Sept. 26
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 21
5
Corp
Corp
prior preferred
Copper Range
19
May 29
x66
2% Feb
1% July 13
Jan
$3
20
*
29
38
Nov 30
100% July 11
62
July 13
50% Feb
x20ft Sep
Mar 17
60'A Jun
Oct
76
July 17
28 Ye Jan
49
13% May 24
22
17
45% Nov 27
102% Aug 17
3
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 22
Par
Continental
l
Apr
27% NOV 24
/
Saturday
share
32
31
2
July 17
20
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
share
27% NOV
3
13ft Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
93 ft
26%
140
26 %
*
140 ■;</'•>
*129 ft
34%
33%
>:
33 ft
2
J00
,*129ft" 140
33 3/a
33%
32%
34
32%
1,500.
D
13% Jan
13
Jan
96
12
M3% July 10
15 ft Jan
3
; July
100
5
-6% Jun
22 • Jan
88 ft Jun
26
89 ft Jun
27
15
10
Jan
95
1
17ft Jan
5
8
Jun
41% Dec 30
41 % Jan
4
59% Dec 20
57
3%ft
4
100 ft Feb
7
104
8
Feb
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Rights
"when issued":
14
Sep
20
2
69% Sep
13
Deere
&
Co
30% Jun
25
37
Jan
19
19
41% Jun
25
53% Feb
9
20
17% Feb
2
Delaware Lack
23% Jun
21
10% July
20ft Jan
2
20
Dec
2
24
*96 ft
95 ft
Dec 28
24ft Jun
29
58
27
72% Dec 29
60ft Jun 29
17 ft
15% Mar 29
•
12
Apr 20
<21% July 13
'52% July 12
5% July 12
66
2
21% Apr
Feb
8
Sep
65
•63%
*33%
20
33%
34 ft
100
47 ft
47 ft
15%
16%
23%
&
:
17
24
32 ft Nov
17
29
27% Nov 22
16% Dec 29
35% Mar 8
34% Dec 18
49
Dec
7
37
Dec
21
11% Mar 31
16 ft Dec
27
6% July 13
•9ft Jan
5
10
25% Sep
64
24
Jun
Mar
Detroit
20
Detroit Hillsdale&SW RR Co.. 100
Detroit-Michigan
Aug 15
Detroit
Steel
Lowest
29% Mar
9
12% Jan
1
16
Diamond
20
$1.50
19% Feb
lift Feb
28
31
,
Feb
1
15% Jan
11
47% Oct
18
13
lift July 25
Jan~13
54%
107
Sep
119 % Jan
Jan
9
36% Jan
»
4
17% Jan
6
83% Dec"* 19
111% Jun 15
27
13
•181
Dec
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
Distill
Stores
18
8
122% Jan
31
51 % Dec
12
9%#Dec
14
18
85% Jun
t
9
101% Jan
Jun
14% Dec
13
12
.127% Apr 22
106
Jun
1
52% Nov 30
11
11% Jan
15 ft Mar 30
-14% Jan
14% Jan
19
2
38% Aug 16
Doehler-Jarvis
19
2
10
84
Jun
Dome
2
Sep
13
$3.25
26
Dresser
Q
48
Jun
9% July,
Dunhill
27
19
Jan
9
3
Preferred
$4.50
series
23
Preferred
$3.50
series
54% Feb
7
12
6
Apr
4
July 17
Dec
6
29
Jan
52% Nov 27
13
190
; 14%'July 12*'
88 ft Aug 25
,8
Xl2% July 12
95
Sep 14
«,8 '/Jun
Jan
10i
1% Jan
Oct
.
3'
' Oct
,
26
Jun
40% Jan
2
Dec
28
'/
•'
21% Aug
3
"13 ft Feb 15*
25
28%' Sep
5
23% Jan.
2
16 %
2
22% Jan
12% July 17
16% Apr 20
,19 ft Aug
20% Mar 17
33% Jan
5
104% Nov 15
24'A Jun
5
20
8
6 ./July 12
;;
10% Jan 13
•
,
;60 , Jan
9
V; 4% July 13''
,
14
;.8% July 13
Jun
27
6
7% May 15
5ftJun 28
68 '; Dec 28
66'
44
*'
For
May 25
.
6%'„May 5
15%'pec 28
14% Dec
.
3
16 Vb Mar 16
27 Vb
July 11
95% Sep 21
19% Jun 29
19% Dec 28
51ft Jun 27
2% Nov
1
£>2ft Mar 6
,33% Sep 25
;
1
Mar 21
4'%Jan
10
Elliott
July
' Jun
,,,
11% Jun 28
37
3
Jun
25
Aug 15
7% Feb 23
13
71ft Feb
„
July 11
2
24%' Feb
3
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26
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71
114
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33
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15
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1
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Wednesday
Sept. 26
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10
Ekco Products Co common
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preferred..
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21
22 ft Jun
13
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.
,
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52ft Apr 26
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26
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19
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29
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7
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Eastman Kodak Co common
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11
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2
26% Sep 19
17% Jun 29
1% Jan
15
.
18% Dec
95
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18
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34% Jun
Jan
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Sept. 25
11
428%
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Eastern Corp
44
22
Jan
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182
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15% Jan 30
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14
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Jun
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-'
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DWG Cigar Corp
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Jan
23 ft
11
& Co-
May
10
19
(E I)
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1
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International
14%
14%
Tuesday
72
*10%
.
STOCK
No par
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6
18
19
convertible
July 19
Feb
800
15%
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13%
71
6,800
15 ft
10%
27
65 ft.
65
65 ft
34%
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4,500
46,200
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26%
3
EXCHANGE
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106% Feb
25
20% Dec
18% Apr
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125
96% July 19
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$ per share
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102 ft
117% Jun 25
21% Nov 25
13
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l
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65
46,900
'
62
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20
11,100
47%
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14%.
10%
•
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Sept. 24
preferred
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Industries common..
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32
v
Monday
2nd
17
9
Saturday
Sept. 22
../No par
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Jan
■/■
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26% Sep
19% Jan 10
11% Aug
8
83
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Aircraft Co Inc—No par
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11
111 Vb Feb
270
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111
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26
2
27
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26
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Jan
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Dr. Pepper Co
13
10
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13% Jun
Jun
27
10%
EXCHANGE
Dlvco
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20
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21% Oct
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NEW
13
3
88% Dec
60% Jan
stocks
16% Apr
73 ft Sep
15
28
Mar
July 12
12% Aug 13
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Jun
July 17
11 % Mar 27
27 %
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3
65%
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180ft Jan
16 %
18
/
2
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common
preferred..
8
Highest
19
81
7
Lowest
S per share
4
July 17
25'A July 12
Match
cum
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
10
1
I
3
Devoe & Raynolds class A
' Feb
36% Feb
54
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July 26
35
Co
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De Vilbiss 4go
22%63
'
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$ per share
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22%
6,300
:
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34
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8
Edison
Range for Previous
Year 1950
100
(The)
Jan 20
,
42
45% Jan 19
34
Sep 11
13% Jun 29
8% Jan
2
29% Nov 24
2
8
common
Escrow ctfs for preferred—___100
Derby Oil Co
6
:
16%-Jan 17
23% July 20
Escrow ctfs for
Sep 10
48
■y 44
'
63
65% t
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.v..'1
16%
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17 ft
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9%
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2,100
,
93 ft
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44 VB
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17
34
25%
61
1%
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21
•-79 ft Fed
60% May 23
5% July 25
■27% Jun 29
2
May 16
18% July 13
,17,; July 13
July
May 19
68
"21% Mar 13
12 ft Jun
May 26
24
•
48 ft
9%
•
100
24%
:
62 ft
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
'142 ft Jun
24%
62
96
•
*98%
100
Delaware Power & Light Co...13.50
Aug 21
*95
"■X
93 ft
15
17
44
"
97 ft
1ft
7ft
preferred
Delaware & Hudson
14 ft Dec
Oct
97ft vf
9%
1
common
45 ft Dec
37
17 ft
34%
24 ft
50c
.
94 ft
•y 14%
,
17%
33%
50c
Co
Inc..
32 ft
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.14%
16%
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17%
34
*98%
Records
32 ft
94%
14%
s'..
16%
43%
•
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32%
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;
44 :
ft
100
Dayton Rubber
*
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96
100
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Decca
Jun
17
/,
33%
series
3.90ft
26
2
44
-
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10
68
17
100
Sep
3
*16
series B
11
19
15
Preferred
26
Sep
32%
94 ft
15
•r
series A
25% Sep
27
32 Vs
*93 ft
-
100
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.75%
3
7ft Jun
1
preferred series A
27
34% July 13
*-29% Jan
M9
18
Jan
Corp common
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5ft
convertible preferred—
20
Davison Chemical Corp
(The)
1
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
19
Jan
1 %
4i
99
July 10
3
38ft Jan1
!
3
2
18% Dec 29
3
100% Mar 16
2
Jan
102 ft Sep
July 24
*
•-11% Jan
16
102% Mar 21
t96ft May 24
-96
31ft Jan
29 % Jan
102% Aug 21
July 26
3
2,700
3%
100
"■
Number 5051
Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
.
15
(1207)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
$ per
$
Mar 10
37%
22% July
12% Dec
share
per
Highest
$ per share
29
55% Sep
8
21% July 20
26 % Feb
2
7
12 %
17% Feb
19
17% Jun
2
13% Jan
Falstaff Brewing Corp__
17
Family. Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining & Smelting
Federal-Mogul Corp
1
July 30
9
53
Nov
25
50% Jan
2
16%. July
3
25% Oct
23
23% Jan
6
14
8% Dec
28
33% July 17
Jan
49% Dec
16% July 13
52
17% Jan
19
8
29
15
108
65
Jan
6
i14% Jan
22% July 26
Oct
103
33% May
13
108
19
July 17
16
July 13
Apr/
:
20% Mar 17
17% Jan
22% Mar 23.
i
5
.15% Sep
21•
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Jun
14% Jan;
j.
24% Mar 30
37
84% July 17
98% Dec
101 :
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27% July. 12
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103
24
0
99%
'•;" A 47%
10334
'
1
preferred
$4.50
104% Aug 14
.
•,;.105% Aug 14
3 A-':. 31% Sep 28
2 •> 103% Nov 27 :
11% July 13
■:
28
'
18%
*118 %
Gleaner Harvester Corpj..;
,
19
;
8
11% Jun 29
Mar
/ 24% Feb
17 if,July
-v,
m.. /.*•. -Z._x._j-
.';. j 25 % July
•'
11%
493/8
29
preferred
—100
preferred ...
.100
Georgia-Pac Plywood Co
1
Gillette Safety Razor common.:
1
'*
$5 convertible preference_.No par
Gimbel Erothers common.
5
31
;44% Aug 13
18 /
v
102%
44
*11%
-
33% ••34%
No par
"
,10-: Apr
;'4 Ax 37.% Feb
S/7% Jun. 29
:
*
11%
*36%
3%%
20
101%>Jan
Oct-30
3
3
1033/4
39%
100
10c
Corp
1,000
-
103 V*
"
93%
"
99%
47%
46%
48
47%
A.
7%
•
•
l%Jan
•>••• *98
99%
*98
A
21%
\
/
4%%
/
26
71% Sep
H
20
Dec
23
24
-
•
:-9% Jan
p,.
"July 26
15.
22%
22%
"
No par
com
General Tire & Rubber Co com
•
2
120
19
13 -•108% Jun
•10% Jun. 27
27% Jan
,
.
103% Jan
22%
22%
18%
843/4
30
30
22% Feb
3
55
Jan 30
>8% Apr 24
•:;
21% Dec 30
-
6
3,700
3,500
147/8
47%
8%
110
18
Aug 21
94
2;.
■■
xlOl % Dec
23
237/a
.'
•18V8
193/4
General
Feo •13
Jan
July 10
,18% July
23
134 V Oct
< '.
4,600
227/a
22%
3%
22
997/a
8%
Castings $6 pfd—No par
26
17% Jan
3
,
,
22 y4
22%
.
"47
16%
Telephone Corp
20
I General Time Corp common__No par
6
54"% Sep
24% Jan
■
•'
7
11
Feb
-
22
18 VB
18%
1
6%
Gen
119
78
6
.Oct
59
...;.12
27
*14%
'
483/a
8%
"-••■
29
27
84
Aug 22
31% May..
>
52% Aug 16
233/4
14%
18%
8%
—
'
23%
14%
47%
16%
S
Realty & Utilities
39
24% Jan
233/4
14%"
18%
163/4
Corp_ZT^_5
Refractories
105
22
91%- Dec 29
V
233/4
*14%
,
4,100
•
ia y2
18%
48%
*38%
.
General Public Service
General Shoe
29
21% Sep
19
80
Ja,n
■_
34
"
135/b Apr
.
900
'
18 3/a
18
18%
*19%
No par
lQc7
Corp
23
General
24
•
23%
■
'•
20
25
'24%
,
48
26 %
:•
Par
Portland Cement Co
General
General
33J/s Jun
.Jun
18%
98
24%
18%
8%
No par
17
101 % Apr
100
'
""
16%
No par
No par
17
17
26% Dec ,/ 8
„
25%
18
■
*84 .A
•
100
100
.
preferred
26
29
17% Dec
25
24% Dec
,
25%
♦95
♦24 Ya
48%
LOW
9% Jan
24
90% Sep
5,300
31%
98
183/a
26 y8
Saturday
39% Jan
-
Oct
99
„
7
,
31%
227/a
93%
113/4
" ■;
.
;.''/ZZ'Zv.Z
•37% Jan
2
28
34% Dec
41% Nov
107
3P/4
*95
98
473A
163A
"My
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Preferred $3.75 series
27% Aug 31
May 15
107% Sep
4
30% May 11
25
101
31%
22 y4
45=%
H
24% July 27-
31%
'A *102% 1033/4
42%
•
May
31%
♦96
183/4
42
No par
preferred
:';'••
6
118% July 20
18
101% Jun
2,200
48
47%
1
General Motors Corp common
3
21% Feb
2
28
2
July 13
12 y8
14%
*98
.
STOCKS'
NEW
10
27
22
22% Jun
May.
126% JaiT
'
6
preferred
convertible
,v.
105% Jah
Jun
22
20
30% May
llVs
47%
.11%
No par
..No par
Corp
3% %
v/
27
16% Jan
19
127
7
Instrument
$ per shart
2
31% July 30
17% May 19
4% Mar 23
18% Feb
12
23%
93%
*183/a
.1
Corp
General Mills common
..
8
May 22
18
,
3
21% Dec
11
Jun
96% Jun
"
,14% July 13
17% July 3
Jan
120
11
Jan
38
4,200
11%
■
15
23% Apr
July 26
Finance
$3.50 preferred
13
$ per share
46
7
,106% Nov
AA
y*
No par
Co
Electric
General Foods Corp com
2
Feb
preferred
General
18
Feb
2nd preferred.
Cigar Co Inc com
General
17
120:
Lowest
5
127% Mar
'M'.
..
No par
100
™50
No par
100
conv
7%
20
128
Range Since Jan. 1.
Highest
•
$ per share
•
15
Jun
26
:
Highest,v
$ per share
43% Dec
35%
113%
18%
22
45%
30
105
105
113/4
"
5
1st preferred
4%
'V-W
Year 1950
Lowest
;
■/
__5
Corp
4%
Range for Previous
;
60%
105
35
25
•
"'A 22%
103%
"7' *93 J
"
No par
Bronze
General
7% Aug 17
'48% Jan
105
July 10
18
119% Sep
Apr
63% Seo
28
•A
21
125
18
92
Mar
80
30
40% Jun
6
105 % July 28
'
A' *
..5
Baking Co common
preferred
'
49% Jan
29
13% Apr
' •;
45
*102%
•
100
Transportation
General Cable Corp com
29
Jan
Amer
General
13
29
61 % Dec
59%
2,400
35%
14%
99%
■"
*98
A ;
-""y"1"
'
22%
com__l
Investors
11% Sep
8% July 2
72% Jan 2
111
American
General
15 % Jun
51% Apr
'
1
$4.50 preferred....
4
26 % Jun
103% Dec
V''.A; Z
Ay, ,v ■.'
y'y
convertible
General
6
May
9
6
■
1,800
603/4
35%
23%
•
-
22.,
22%
v,'u ••*,'v' "*•••'""
'
■
•'.,'
A
%
2
19% Mar 19
11
8% July 12
51% Apr 20
124% Juh
12
162
15% Jun
r
0
26
21
3
.•
21%
"A"
/'/'
./
' Z
-A
'•
No par
(The)...
Corp
4%%
26
107 % Mar
•
6% Jan
44% Aug
99 %• Apr
143/4
1
General
Jan
50% Jun
* *+>
-
'.
'' A
•'•''
,'f," •■'1
10
29% Sep
Dec
13
'A''
36% Aug 30
138% Jan
15
,V.'
1
preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp
1.66%
18% Jan
29
(Robert) common
8;
1
10% Jan
♦
8
22
,/10% Dec
6% Mar 29'
23%
14%
1;
(The)
Inc
3<
40 % Aug 24
102% July
48 % July
31
Feb
y
„
100
9'
8% May
;
2
12
,18%
'yy -• v-'.
^
120%
'
.
1/
common
23% Jan
25
20% Jan
'24% Nov
7
^
1,300
74 y2
74
120%
"
24%
18
,
36%
11%
18%
34 V«
1,300
1,900
16 Va
36
11%
25
320
16%
74%
105
8,500
105
34
1207/B
6oy8
603/4
106
*105
11%
233/4
;i
No par
1
23% Feb
n
.
10
13
166
_
74
44
43%
.*104
16%
34%
120%
2,700
36%
"
3/41
35
60 3/8
61
106
*104%
36 3/4
"
Jan
22
9%, July 13
60 3A
60%
105
25
".
6% preferred
20
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common.
.5
5%
convertible, preferred
50
Gamewcll Co (The)
No par
9
40
28
29
24% Nov
July 13
13% Jan 12
120%
■'
.25% Dec
146
74 3/4
120 3/4
,
97
/
"
21% Jan
/
Co
Gair Co
13
9% Feb
3
18
4
60 Vi
•/'•
*
20% Jan
May 29
-
Dec
July. 3
16%
33 y8
32
'
Trailer Co
16%
33%
x74%
*
6
6
105
105
1,100
29 y2
29%
44
43%
A
*16ya
76
121
97
_
433/4
300
81
*79
5%
33%
31%
preferred
Gabriel
19
•
17%'July 19
22
r
45
122
*36
t Freeport Sulphur Co new_i_.___.20 '
Froedtert Corp
—.1
4%
75%
120%
5%
•
105
105
16 Va
75%
6
43%
-
105
323/s
'51—15
Corp
Co..„
Stores Corp.
FruehaUf
433/4
43%
105
98%
10
of
30
34
11%
No par
ser
80%
29%
13%
5%
32
common-
pid
cum
80
30 ,'•
133/a
6
*97
Corp
Inc
133/4
81
*29%
'
J
29%
6
13%
*79
13%
81% \
29%
333A
105
.
7%
Sugar
Franklin
80,800
16
No par
..
Foster-Wheeler
Francisco
9
13
'
17% July. 13 : :
101% Dec;
20'
27
2
7% Jun
■j
25
33% Dec
Sep
14'/a
*80%-
44
"*74^4
V
Machinery & Chem Corp.—10
convertible preferred—100
3%% preferred.:
100
15"
17
11% Mar 29
23% Dec
July 13
Jan
-
3,700
4,200
133/a
^
3%%
July 10
Sep 27
July 17
; 30% Jan
2
Sep 27 "j :. 95
Feb
3
Apr
7
Steel
div
153/a
par
Corp..—_
Fair Stores
$4.20
15%
13%
^
105%
'.: 120
-Food
13 % Feb
"
21% Nov
37
27-
13%
153/a
16 3/a
A-
'
Aug 14
13%
153/a
No par
Power
Follansbee
13%
15%
341/8
Florida Power & Light Co—No par
Food
A 49% Sep
10
3% July 13
21
•
20 %
24",*'-'
17% July 12 :
15%
29
40% Nov
July 25 i
16% July
2
.
(The) common__No
;
24% May 11A
7% Jun 29
*.
,29
32
" *
' '
'
,
2,000
13%
15%
'
25
Jun
16% Jun
.;
1
2,800
23
13%
33%
'
;•
-
5
V Florsheim Shoe Class A_
48% Aug 17
Dec
3
Co
19
Feb
107
42
A 20
100
9
19% Feb
A
.
No par
12
0
2
:12%Oct
"
v>
100
Stores
Florence Stove Co__
13'
Apr
4
13% Dec
-,
.
preferred
\ Florida
25% Feb
/
Mar 22
23%
15%
16 3/a
'7.
.
'
21% Dec
<
43%
55 Va
23
55
231.
133/4
5%
5
,1
________
Carpet
Flintkote Co
$4
23% Jan
:
-
46 % Dec
:
Jan
54%
W/a
13%
"
preferred
(The)
293/4
;■ 105%
:
'
94
•
Firth
20
24% Sep
,'17
2
93 % Apr
7
J
"When issued"
4%%
19 % Aug 21
33% Apr
Novl8
5
100
Mfg Co
__
1 First National
28% Mar 21
19% Mar 30
v
19
106% Feb
2
18% Jan
i
Tarrant
Corp
80
53/8
v
13%'
^
Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50
'
94
23 % Sep 22
No par
preferred-
&
Ferro
14% Apr 13
32"% Sep 20*
,13% July 17
28
11% Jan/ 3
3
2
Jan
Trucks
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y—.10
2
97
Sep 25
23% Jan
2
2
Felt
40%i\ug 16
25
,1
4%%
107% Mar 17
11% Jan
Aug 10
27% Feb
.
17% July 13
13
20
Motor
13%
80
293/4
CLOSED
4
Sep
55%
23%
13%
15%
EXCHANGE
19
Sep 28
55%
A
*553/8
.
A
Shares
15%
1334
15%
3
Jan
63
233/8
133/4
2
Federated Dept Stores common
4
Apr 26 1
78
553A
23%
"
;•■>
124% Sep
59% Sep 28
103 y4 July
9
35
10% July 13
Federal
X38% Aug 29
21
81% Jan
~9
May
3
55%
23%
STOCK
*
-
l
Col
_
5
Jan
18
55
23
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
share
54%
f,
20
-
4
54% Feb
106
2
Sept. 27
"
30% May 12
8% Feb
2
Mar 29
13% Jan
83% Feb
13
Feb
105
101
861/4 Dec
July 13
81% Sep
*
Sept. 20
$ per
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 25
$ per share
^?No par
& Co
Fajardo Sugar Co
29% Mar 27
July 20
39% Aug 22
28
23% Oct
28 A
5 %
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
3
July 24
52% Jan
11% Jun
Fairbanks Morse
19
Tuesday
Sept. 24
t per share
1
15% Sep
45 V4 Jun
35% Mar 11
v
Par
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Sept. 22
18
28
10
Saturday
$ per share
26y4 Dec
103
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
2214
,
3
4% Feb
NEW YORK
48%. Oct
Apr
5
15% Jan
Lowest
26
3
July 2tT"
13
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
share
STOCKS
/
Year 1950
.
102
*100%
104
'•ao3%
-
55
22
36,000
A
„
.
102
103 yB
1,500
17,800
5,100
10
530
•
16
Year 1!)50
Lowest
*..■
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
per share
^Range
.
1
,
NEW YORK
.
Highest
\^t$^fer share
4 per share
.
30 % Dec
8
461/4 Feb
30% Feb
,
24
30%, Jan
29
15% Apr
14
July 13
'
80% Feb
8
*
13% July 2
73%Jar\ W
Apr lil
108n/4 Oct
19
102% July 30
30
104
%
14 % Dec
29
20
Jan1
3
31% Dec
141
Jun
30
149 % Dec
;6
'22% Nov 28
27% Jan
12
'3
7% Feb
10
3
81 % Nov
1
; 5% Jan
♦64%
Jan
-
.8% July 1'3
.5
July
11'% Oct
'25
July 17
$3% Feb
'8
103
Mar 20
35
Dec' 20
107
July H4
Jun
49
28
17
;8% Jan
19
27% Jan
30
.37
Mar
24
'•97
Mar
21
32 % Sep
Oct
/
14
Jun
25
27
36 % Sep
28
40 % Feb
1
9
23 % Feb
24
17% July
•48
Apr
38
Jun
1
Jun
'8
51% Jun
25
Feb
18
20 % Jan
3
19% Dec
26
18%: Jan
4
72
3
,
2234
80
Jan
6
Chemical
Corp
Hlnde &
31
Jun
8
22
25% Mar
9
-6
'9% July 11
18% July 16
14
9
Hollander
22% Feb
8
26% Apr
28% Jan
23
42% Feb
19
66% Jan
19
Jan
3
25
47% Jan
13
Dec
11
34
Jun
July
47% Nov
'
1
24
42% Jan
8
107
14
Jun
Jan
30% Jan
20
36
30% Jan
20
10
18
22
88
July 25
96%-July 10
17
62% Dec
24% Oct
58% Dec
July 25
35 % Mar
29
Nov
40
*52
52%
*27»/4
24%
233/4
78%
28
*76%
24
*76% 1
13%
14
21
21
*203/4
21
12%
12%
*12%
12%
22%
22%
22 Vb
22 %
*10%
•
conv
5
61
No par
*100
com
3
preferred
X395/b
100
13
Houston
10
13
Jan
2
*99
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
Light &
Oil
Power,
'of
Texas
No par
20%iFeb
26
Hunt
3
4% Apr
22
19
'25% Apr
Hupp
13
2% July 30
18% May 15
4% Jan
July 17
23% Sep
26
Hussman
Fogds Inc
Corp
Lowest
'
Highest
70%
693/4
70
5,400
70
73
3,300
191/8
701/4
70 Va
5%
53/4
5%
*13»%
19'A
300
70
70%
1,300
5%
1,000
14
13 '/b
13 Vb
603/4
61
61
62
♦61"
62
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
20
20%
20'%
20%
3%
3%
20
20%
3%
^
Saturday
Sept.
Par
Monday
2.2:7
$ pei share
23%
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 25 •",//
.
Sept; 24
S per share
\
33/4
23%
;
•
*19
14%
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
:'•
*13%
S/TOCK
$ per share
110
18%
19 Vb
'
3%
*
33%
22%
-
23'/a
23
14
200"
■4,600 '•
9,900
3,300
,4,600;
2,100 ;
23%
PRICES
Wednesday
//./'A'A Sept.
$ per share
Thursday-
26
Friday
.
Sept. 27""
$ per share
Sales for
;
Sept. 28
$ per share
the Week
$ per share
Shares
I
32% July 25
34% Jan 25
•82% Jun
34
40% Mar 15
V-62
Dec
20
99
Dec
8
29
Jan '25
90% Nov
60
29
50
Dec
'
Dec
96
20
52% Jun
-"•■
48
18
:9
Jan
29
83
Dec
28% Feb
Dec
15
175
Apr
10
Jan
26
56% Dec
30
45 Vb
■J
•20% Nov 22
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
11
92
Dec
14
1% Jan
25% Oct
25
100
23% Jan
9
18% Dec
July 17
25% Jun
Oct
94
21
t.
Mar 29
32% Oct 23
181
Jan
27
13% Apr
Dec .22
Aug 18
3 % Dec "
;
8
9% May
.
35 % Mar 31
367/b Dec
33% Jan
104
110
72
Sep
26
179
*
87% Aug 15
Juu
Sep
-
,
Jan
5% Jan
12% Aug
9
-14% Jan
Jun 29
6% July 12
Jun
6
■109
Feb
*17
47
1
44% Feb
53
Jan
2
7
36% May 1
16
Apr 21
22% Jun 19
4
30
•28
July 12
23% Dec
8
17% July 26
27% Jan ' 5
135
4
Aug
61% Oct
July 17
20% Jan
May
39
Dec
45
X
22
Apr
v.
Dec
July 11
:
141
.
3
•27% Jan
24
9
23% Jan
19
32
30
>Jan
2.
'20 % July
.
28
35% Dec
May 4
36
Sep 13 '
*19 Va Sep 19
27% Sep 10
8
1
39
Feb
5
139
Feb
7
Jun
129
35% Jan
37%
July 12
preferred
International
28
27% July 5
31% Jan 24
24% Sep 28
14
27% Sep 22
22
5%
July 10
73
33% July 10'
13% dan
20% Jan
-
1
.
•
31'
May 28
.
*88%
*132
par
-
,,
$6
.
v.-,
60%
•:
37
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50c
33
18%
37
136
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36
136
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8
44
57
431/3
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7
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18,700 7
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17%
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25 3/4
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33
36 V*
353/4
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1
44
200
62
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3,300 :
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1,600
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f
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20,000
58
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39%
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7
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23,000
102
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93
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44
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21
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.
2,000
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102
44
60%
26%
25%
40%
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43
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41
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.
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34
15%
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14% Jan
*91
Oct
7% Jan
5
•54% July 19
103
Jun
Jan
64
July
Jan
90%J(m
64
34% Mar
27
6
.
9
Mar 24
Dec
16% Dec
5
»
98%
Jan
25
103% July 13
•43
July 3
:57% July 13
14% July 26
10% Jun 30
*20% Jan
13
16% Jan 30
&9
25 % Sep/15
103%Atjf
10
109 % May 18
4
66% Dec
19
70% Nov
18
19
Mar
14% Nov
28 % Dec
25 % Oct
6
27
30
23
15 3%
28
1
.
23
24 % Jan
Johnson
Jones <&
Jan
3
5%
•
13 '
.'■ "/:<
1
par
100
•
*5%
'•'
*20
"
100
No par
Johnson^
12 %
Steel
-90
preferred series &•
-
53/4
•19% ;
■
90 ;
59;
«.• 24%
'90 3/4
Co—
34
'
59 Va
80
90
100'
•
24%
34 %
100
*99
59 v«.
80
24 Va
■
91
/.
34»/8
751/4
741/4
102
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*99
59 %
80
91,
'
'
34%
753/4
20
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89% 7
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75%
73
61
79 3A
24%
91 Va
.
•
91
34
! ;
7
34
61%
...
.
1,500
46:400 ;
,300 1
18,800
24%
":290
4,800
34%
.,
Kaiser Alum
27
Sep 13
J03% Feb
1 '
-
Jan
5
75 % Feb
8
70% Feb
!
•
24
''
17 % Mar
1
'
6
:
32% Apr
30% Feb
20
21
;
Kansas.City
.
3.80%
74%
,
Pr.-a.Lt Co^com.No
par
preferred—yi—
.4%
non-cum
Kansas
com
ce
TJ
*
36%
13'A
*13%
'13%
26J%
'96
*931/4
*99 Va
Nopar
100
Light Do
Kayser .(Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv
jPIQ
"■35 %'
100
preferred
Power &
36%
100
>cum
preferred
•Kansas,City Southern
35 Va
•" •• '13%
26
,
_8 75
1
-
16
5
13%
class A__1
-
64
r *63
.
30%
273/4
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26
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100'A
643%
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16%
13%
30 Va
28
96
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26'A
16
.13%
:
30 Va'
■728
•65%:
16 Va
14
7353%
13
37
37%
373A
13%
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12%
26%
263/a'
-96
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65
16.
16
13%
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65%
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.
37%"
12%
26%
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100'A
64%"
633/4
65
64
-i
16
16
•
13 Va
13% 7 13%-
16
13Vs
30%,
3i s
28%
31%
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28%
293/4
29
32
'
295/e.
•
2,000
63 %
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.
7
64
16'A
'
31
:
1,500
5,900
967
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29
29 Vb
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3;400
26 3A
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110 f
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110
.
79%
24%
34%
200
20'A
89%
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71,700
6
73. 7';
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61
24%
247/a
91
-
102
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59%
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24%
24
6
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.
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91
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80
91.
6
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7
6
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100%
-
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'
80
•
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76
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100
Joy-Manufacturing
-
J5
-"100%
com_I__ 10
Laughlin
e
20%
-
No par
Kalamazoo Stove/& F«
9
15 % Feb
1
&
'
•.-'7'1
40% Sep
18% Jan
108
29
2
4
29
35% Aug 15-'
29s-
,
10
;99
2
Sep 21
July 20"
Jan
Jewel 7?ea Co Inc common
3%% preferred
Johns TSlanvllle Corp—J
Sep
82 % Sep
•31% Jan
Jyly 16'
63
18*
11 •'
Jacobs (F L) Co
Jaeger Machine .Co—.
No
Jersey Cent Pwr & lit 4% pfd_
—
64 V4
28
Jun 29
11% July IT
237/a Mar 30
125/8 Jun
»
•
27
92
Mar 16
78% Sep
IO6V2 Jan
2
25
July
97% Apr
57
Jun
10t
95
Mar 27
29 Vb
18 :
22% Feb
•
21% Jun
233'e July 17
22
8 V« Jan
4
lj
Apr
98
98'% Dec
13
28
May
47
107% Mar
3
81% Jan
4% Jun
18% Jan
86
1
51 % May 18
75
Dec 30
26
36% July *26
48
11
18% Sep 25
96% May 15
70 % Mar
3
6
v
10,600
163%
132
102
4,200 ;
•
''
15%
3%
•
50
18%
163%
.V
700
i;?oo
217
15%
38%
•
143/8
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34Vs "V
163
'
♦'
4
:a'7%
215
-
5,500
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24%
15%:
7%
393/4
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14%
33%
162%
'
18,000 •'■■'
96
43%
18% 7
219
•
15%
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•
44
60%
25
preferred
51
58
34%
12%
'24%
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4'%
17%
518%
163
*113A
251/8
4
18%
20
7
52
25%
95%
219%
*90
.'
132
*101
39%
Dept Stores
No par
Intertype Corp—
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas.& Flee Co__No
par
IflWa FoWer &o Light Co_"
__10
comihon
513/4
102%
8;, 8%
•Interstate
Coal
132
,
51.Va
57%;
4
89% J. 7
2 5 Va
12
24%
■95
2,100
7 1,000;
158
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40%
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14%
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95
34 Vb
'73%
'132%
12
25
:
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600
60%;
15%
93
3%
38%
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A
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40%
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•
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.
157%
2538
17%
343/8
V..v-
7;
•
24%
218%
15%
;;,.
14 Vb
7% preferred
;
25
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
Island Creek
-
157%
•60'A
52
4
163
3g7/8
91
•'51%
■•
s
3%
38%:-
No par
International Utilities
Corp
91
3%
'
7.50
International 'Shoe.——,
No
International Silver common
34 Vb
3,900
;
,60%
51%
243/b
17%
153/4
/40
.4,200
T%
243/4
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222
,
8%
7%:
24
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7
100
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34%
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'
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100
•
T'A
883/4
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51 %
V;
51% 7.;,
8%
92%
158
4,300 :
7. "
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60
y
51 %
400
.:
36
51
9'/b
60%
..
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34%
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'•■>
100
8%
7%
91V4
.
61%
35%
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'
7,800 (/
;
343/8
w;
34%
7v4
;
4Va
162
9
34%
'
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-
:
>
25
'
38
52%
95
173%
15%
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12
.
219 %
163%
15%
51
24%
4
34%
163%
51
:
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25
;•
353/4
100-
!'
700
63%
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62%
353/8
158 ' / i
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17%
219
34 Vb
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77
38
62 3A
7
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60%
92
11%
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64
101
35%
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92
4%
17%-
.—No par
No par
100
95
218
com
—
25%
62%
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34%
24 Va
•
-12'
4
100
Salt
34 %
38
•63
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49%
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51%
;'
62%
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49%
52 Va
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24%
:
;
37%
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33%
51
60:,4
V
51%
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993/4
9
7%
158
*93%
100
common
i
233/4
'11%.
•
■
92Va
51 Va
-
No par
No par
*
$4 preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
16
19
39
preferred
34%
-
*156
No par
20
'common
International Paper
6
11% Jan
73% Jan
53
>
'•
61%
*
■
*51%
,'.7%
'61
*90
♦:
35 Vb
-•
64
993/4
63%
«49%
V"
83 Va
100%
63%
52%
373/4
65
-
•
•
•
9
A; *7%
j-ioo
Machines
•
V;'. 34%.
No par
Corp
l
Int'l Nickel of Canada
com__No par
Preferred
100
International Packers Limited—_ 15
17
99
*8%
_^_i
preferredInternational Mining
22
'56% Jan
5
4%
30.
May 24
46% Jan 28
32% Aug 30
9% Jan
3
1%
10
47
50
,,
common
Harvester
51
*51 %
38%
6J%
35% "7.V-
35%
*49%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5
3
40V8Jan
133% Jan
'
38% July 18
42% July 3
31
z6
Business
Jnt'l
167/b Apr 13
43
Sep 27
96% Jan 31
31% May 24
Feb 14
*129
19
Int'l
10
37% Feb 14
2
22
Oct
231
in
3
1
9% Dec
2
25% Jan
7
7
5
July 12
49% Jan • 3
20 % Feb
10% Jan
18
.1
28
:•
•
.
closed
'*37%
64%
;100Va /,;u
-63 /
'63
Inter chemical Corp common
-,5
4% % preferred
100
Intercontinental Rubber—
.No par
Interlake Iron—
NopaT '
9
3
Jun
exchange
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc,
23
25
•
14% Aug
7
59% Sep 18
25
Feb
May
5VeJan
29
8
137% Jun
12.9% Dec ] 9
11% Dec 14
29 V2
•101% Feb
159% Jun
Dec 30
95% Nov 17
23
stock t
No par
common
'76% preferred—
Inland ;Steel Co—
-
6
20
30 % Jun
6
"27%
Ingersoll-Rand
14
Jan
25
4199 Va Jun
16
•
81
12
Sep
15 V8
240
27
171% July 13
7% JulyJ2
725% Sep
Co
—1000
preferred
38
.-,*98
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria Electrica De Mex, S A
26
2% Jun
■4%. Dec 29
12% Jan 13
185
17
29
cum
A
387:
A-: 64
A—100
Industrial Rayon
168% May 18
;
<62% Feb
5
Mar 28
4.08%,
series
4i26%- cum preferred
Illinois Terminal RR Co
16
*92% Sep
•
•
2
18% Jun
11 % Dec
20
16
•
Sep
5
J% Mar "1-
1
ctfs
Illinois Power
2
13
35
13
July
12% Mar 30
RR
71 Va Feb
29
Sep
8,
stock
V
20
common. 100
6% mon-cum convpfd ser
Jan
2
75 V2 Jun
Illinois Central HR Co
81
11% Jan
May 24
155
Idaho Power Co
6
53% Feb
6
6%, Jan
9
Aug 27
,52
8% July 17
X58
29
155
37
;
6
29
19
68% Dec 30
Jun
38
Jun
*
.
'
68
2
48% Jun
33% Mar 27
42 % Mar 28
2
32% Mar 15
18
10% Dec
39% Jan
75 % Feb
1- '107% Mar
7 71
Feb
29
Jan
50%.July
9
52% Dec
14
7% July 13
25% July 12
5% July 14
52 'A Jun
41% Mar 23
Oct-27
52
33% May 15
170/
18
5%
6.66%
YORK
2,000*
7
99%
183/8
19%
1
200?
18%
71%
No par
5,100
90
*991/4
5%
Y
NEW
39%
90
f
*70%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. J
35%
*18%
Refrigerato^Co
Range for Previous
1
■
90
100
30
35"
39'%
'
39%
89%
*99
2,000
14%
1
Hudson Bay Min Ac Sm Ltd__No
par
Motor Car
12.50
•
59
100
133A
5
Hudson
14
27.
58%
7,300
3.000'i
.
18%
70%.
Hudson & Manhattan Common—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
28% Feb
89%
700
59
*98
35
39%
1,100
38 3A
14%
■
300*
27
37%
59
100
*34%
101
18%
(Del)—_25
*26%
•
-
40%
200
6,900
18%
60
-
141/4
-35
x88
100
preferred
58%
100
14%
*34%
Household Finance common.._No par
3%% preferred
Sep
$ per share
61 Va
101
143/8
50
12% July 23
Year 1950
18 5/a
26%
common
500'
223%
10%
59'%
$2.25
5
52
371/4
preferred
3,500"
123/4
10%
58
$4.25
13%
183/4
183/4
•5,500
21
'
*12%
10%
36%
4%
Sep
*10%
1,200
23%
133/4
;
500
78
21
'26%
Houston
62
11
133/4
58%
16%
Apg 30
1334
•1,200
27'A
53%
*76'%
36%
18
9
"26%
23%
78
58%
74% Sep
July 2
'48 % 'May 24
Highest
27%
5
Hooker Electrochemical Co
150
1,400
2,300:
40!
*39'%
36 3,8
Houdaille-Hershey
"
124
401%
52%
12.50
Oil
24
:' 19 % Mar
*123
39%
24%
*
5%; July 18
$ per share
123%
95 3A
52
No par
20
I per share
123%
*94
,
10)'
1,600
50';
"500'
22%
75%
Mining
Corp_i
17% Oct * 7
.
743/4
19%
53% Dec
Lowest
75%
26%
18% Dec
/V
743/4
*
26 5/8
9
,1% Jan
75%
123%
"
"
36%
22%
19
13
July 13
-.78% Jan' 12
16
36%
22%
100;
:V:"77;
23%
36%
•22 VB
10
21% Jan
13
30
'23%
*35%
223%
30
Apr
50% Mar 15
24
23%'
365/a
>
5
common
74
18%,July 23
11% Mar 13
22
95%
,
preferred
20 %
4
19
95V4
-2,0007
•/•:
34%
52
1
& Sons
:
*23%
■27%
78 Va
-C
89%
,
,34
41
27%
24%
II,2001
'
33%
*88
>
40%
.
10
E)__.
r
107% Jan
22
54% Apr
11
Jun
Feb
(A)
*33"
,
>
23%
Homestake
40% Sep "19
99% Mar
1
10
333/,
50;
I,100
73A
23%'
*51% '
41
5
Paper Co
(Charles
•Honolulu
13
Jan
33 %v
89%
33 V4
conv
5%
17
105
Dauch
Co
Holly Sugar Corp
29
15% Feb
107% Dec
•7% Aug
1
-11% July 21
Hilton Hotels Corp
July 30
29
29
100% Dec
12
>
Jun
38% Feb
Mar 22
69
11% Jun
3
38 % Jan
'
98
28
July
2
Feb
Jan
34
.
26
11
13
29
May 24
9
*33
*87%
1,0007
,'7
10%
73A
f
2,000 ^
,7/7'!,000 7
6%
96
75%
-52
*76 Va
77% '
100
Holland Furnace Co
17% Sep
7
53%
3^/4
/
*123
123
27%
24%
common—1
preferred series A
Hires
10% July 13
29% July 27
29% July 13
33
3%%
Aug 29
52
15
Heyden
Jan
July 25
103
6
*
75%
41
27%
5
24
23%
-
72%::
96
23%
*51 %
52
50
10%
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Financial Chronicle ;
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34 V4 Dec
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25%:Oct 25
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2
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7
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17
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103
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75 4
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10
Year 1950
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share
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19,700
4,200
1,100
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Tuesday
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14
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713/8
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27
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120
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15%
37
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21
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par
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17
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Long/ Island Lighting Co.—-No
:
17
10
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30 Va Jan
Sep
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170/ Jan
/ *271/4 July 23
•/
7
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par
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,
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9
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18
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100
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Range for Previous
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/
50% Dec
;» 7 38%. Sep 21
102% Dec
4
29
/
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96
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:A. 28 f' :Mar 4 7 v2l v/Jun:;29
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•,
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2
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147/8 Jun '14
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7
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15
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69
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Lehman Corp (The)————
73% July 5
1
.17% May 17 v
Lehn & Fink Products.-——.
5
27% Sep. 20
;4 Lerner Stores Corp.—
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>13%
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68%
125
26%
13%;
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27%
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6
4
Jun
28
35
2
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3
27
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106% Jan
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28
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Mergenthaler Lintoype Co^—No par
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24
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18%
300
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2
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100
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50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
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'
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98
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.
27
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6
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31
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9
53
preferred
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4
.
28% Jan
38%
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9
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15
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5
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16% Jun
99
29
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18
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87
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39
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,
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28
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Financial Chvoniclc
CoTUTfiBTcioX and
The
(1210)
Mondsy, October
• • •
195^
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ran re
f«r Previews
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 135*1
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
t
tper share
per
I per
share
NEW
Highest
108ft Jan
Sep 26
9% July 12
20
54
May
107
Mar
Par
4
20
7
21
Dec
27
18 y» Jun
29
24% Feb
July 19
84
Nov
10
83% Jan
2
93 ft Feb
14
16
Jun
27% Dec
27
25ft Jan
2
34% Mar 20
29% Jun
14
27
27% July 26
32
Feb
85.50
9
24ft Jun 29
32
Mission
Mission Development Co~
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
3
15% Dec
26
13% Apr
11
18ft Sep
21
30
11% Dec
22
30% July 2
7ft Jun 25
35 ft Apr
3
13% Mar
9
21'A Jan
3
52% Dec
22
73% Mar
9
31% Dec
30
45% July 2
18 ft Aug 15
41 y4 Oct
6
32 ft
4ys Feb
4
13
54
Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas
RR
33% Mar 12
preferred series
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
20
39 ft Feb
Mohawk
13 ft Aug 30
16% Feb
10
left JuO
2
73
J an 25
24% Jan
5
Monarch
107ft Aug
1
Monsanto
25% Sep
6
Montana-Dakota
Mojud
Hosiery
Co
77% Dec
21
13% Feb
3
lift Jan
2
23% May 11
21ft Jan
13
25% Sep
21
24
64
Jan
7
75% Sep
19
12 *4 Jun
27
16% Dec 29
15
Jun
29
22% Sep
24
12% July 31
l*ft Feb
16
Morrell
53
18
Motorola
29
22
26%, Jan
57
Oct
18
19
40% Jan
2
3
42% Aug 24
25ft Jun
25
20 ft July 17
30% Nov 14
24% July 12
29
13% Mar 25
19% Dec
17% July
21% Feb
12 ft Jan
19
May 24
14
Oct
18
56% Dec
6
13
9
Jun
29
44
Jun
29
108 ft
113
July 12
15
20
25
May
12 ft Aug 23
48% July 19
55
55'/2
56%
1.21
13%
21%
52
Jan
2
66
Apr 12
56 '/4
23%
54%
17%
34.
18
34%
8%
34%
4,900
3,400
8%
9
13*100
55%
54 ft
55
9,500
23 >/4
9
'
24 ft
24%
22%
23%
32 ft
32%
32 ft
32 ft
1,700
13%
32'%
13%
32
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,100
21
21 Vs
20%
21
23%
20%
*20%
20%
1,300
23 ft
32'/4
»,
10,400
96%
97
98
97%
99
97
98
97
97%
22%
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 ft
21%
23
24 ft
24%
24%
25
24 ft
24 ft
24%
25%
3,900
74
74%
74%
74%
21%
74
74%
73%
74%
10,700
21%
21ft
21 %
21 ft
38,500
24%
25
No pax
74
74 ft
5
•
21ft
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13%
49%
50%
50'ft
10
Co
27%
28%
i
21%
22%
21ft
22%
6
No pax
I
28.
Lines
13%
13%
13%
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13'2
500
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50%
50
51%
50 ft
51%
8,000
28%
28'/a
27
27 ft
27
27 Vb
2,300
27%
26%
13%
13%
5,600
14,100
51ft
28%
*13%
8
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
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1
Co
Inc
19%
20
19 ft
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
27 ft
12%
26%
- 27%
26 ft
27%
26%
27
4,200
27,900
27%
12%
13
*108
10
19%"
19%
60
& Bros.
19%
*43 ft
44%
*12%
12%
55%
55
108%
54%
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108
13%
i.,300
55%
7/100
108
20
1
19%
44%
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56 ft
56 ft
56 ft
56 ft
;
19%
20
44%
43 ft
431/2
100
56'%
44%
20 ,'
*43 ft
20
19%
20
12%
55
109
*431/2
57
57
-No pax
12%
12%
54'A
*108
109
*108
109
27%
55ft
55ft
551/2
-55
100
26%
28%
13
1
preferred
Myers (F £)
17%
34%
96%
No par
27
12
7,100
22'/4
-»
53ft Jun
2,600
29
I
Co
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
13
700
32%
17%
18%
34'/4
S 9 Vb
551/4
270
I
Co
Munsingwear
43
28%
30
11,400
23%
,21%
11
4%
29
29ft'
J 5,900
13%
-
13%
No pax
10
49% Feb 28
29 ft
*32%
32%
29
41%
103ft
32%
24%
32 ft
26
23% Feb
56
23%
15ft Feb
28
29
103
32 ft
-
9
18
9%
58% Sep
25
90
28%
Shares
22%
89
34 '
,
18%
34 ft
112"% Jun
43ft Sep
30 VB
29%
30%
32%
Inc
Brass
22%
89 ft
29%
20
Utilities
&
22%
89
?2%
28%
pfd-100
conv
21%
291/8
32%
9VB
11
18% Jun
29%
32%
18
107% Sep
52% Aug 30
29
32
32
33%
Mar 17
23ft Aug 30
28 ft
32%
"29
..
29%
-1
13
i
9%
Muliins Mfg Corp
13
30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
41%
104%
89 ft
18'/4
21
Jan
89'/4
34%
29'ft Sep
36 & Jan
Jan
Chemical
(John)
Mueller
21%
89%
9
Motor Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
9
22%
89%
100
Power. Co (The)Montgomery Ward & Co_
23
21%
89%
No par
Montana
31% Jan 29
2
16% Jun
Sep
21%
13
A
TooL.
Moore-McCnrmxck
20% Jan
15 ft Dec
23 ft Jan
21%
104 ft
22'/4
34
Inc
Machine
19*4 July 13
49 y. July 13
67 % Nov
*103 ft
I
Mills
Carpet
10 % Jun 30
July 26
42 VB
104 Vt
10
com
1%
9
41%
*103 Vu
1
16% Nov 20
10
Apr
42 VB
„
40%
41%
*103 ft
42
41
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
share
89%
I
100
14
4ft Jail
11 ft Jan
preferred
Sep
9% Jan
30
1st
share
$ per
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
104 ft
42
No par
common:
$ per
1
Thursday
Sept. 26
*103 ft
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
2i
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
32% Feb 27
Sept. 25
Sper share
tper share
No par
common
$4 preferred
Minneapolis-Moline Co
9
67
Minn Mln & Mfg
Sept. 24
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 22
$ per share
share
101ft Jun
5
Monday.
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
J7>4 Feb
104
YORK
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
56 ft
56
56
500
6,600
N
16
July 13
22
May 20
32
Jan
3
53
Dec
23
Jan
13
17% July
21
2
22% Feb
2
Nash-Kelvlnator
2
79
Mar
9
Mar 13
37
Aug
3
Nashville Chatt 8c St Louis.
National Acme Co
51ft Jan
34% Dec 18
14% Dec
6% Jun 29
31
12% Jan
27
15
14 ft
July 12
23
May 27
12
Jan
13
20
Dec
28
16
Jun
29
26
39% Jan
17
31
Jun
28
35% Jan
175 ft Jun
30
186
5% July 13
31
Jan
16% Jan
Jun
26
7
Jan
2
12% Sep
2
59 ft Sep
7% July 12
10
6% Jun 27
Feb
National
14
15
9% Jan
Aviation
Biscuit
184% Jan 20
2
15
15
1
20
20
•
21 Vb
21%
It
32
32 «/4
32
10#
National Automotive
7%
Fibres Inc
Corp
Co
common
preferred
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
170
11% Feb 24
National
City
Lines
Inc
18%
19
183/4
18%
743/4
73.
73%
*72 ft
73
35 ft
35%
35%
*35 ft
36
500
14%
14%
143/4
15'/a
143/4
15
5,200
20%
20 ft
21%
21%:
•
19%
20
20'/a
201/a
21 ft
170
15
21%
> 21ft
213/4
.
32%
321/a
32%
<
I691/2
1703/4
-
170%
170
12 Vb
12ft
56
9,200
./.
55%
2
14% Aug
7
National
Container
13ft Mar 28
16 ft Aug
14
National
20%
-
,
850
r'
21 %
10'%
10 VB
13%
12'/«
12%
11%
16
16
48
18,400
56%
56%
56%
'101/4
'.'10%
10%
150
12'/a
56
10%
13%
16%
.'V 2,000
,
170 ft
125/8
563/4
-10 y8
14
16
4,200
'
32%
*169
169
169
20%
21
32 Vb
v;r
32 ft
12%
.57
10%
Cylinder Gas Co.
,32 '
x561/4
12 ft
12%
55 %
13%
11
Jan
19
74%
; 35 ft
-
14%
it
11% Oct 11
28
19 VB:
73%
*35
No par
I
14% Dec
io ft Jun 27
34%
2
Airlines
National
14
42% Jan
46ft Nov 24
74
34%
-
National
12
164
9
8% Apr 29
July 13
2
19
73%
t
'
16% Apr 13
21% Apr 21
22% Sep 19
31ft Dec
18%
100
18%
74%
35%
18%
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Corp
48 ft
.
12,500
3.500
-
10'/a
10'%
3,200
13%
13%
11.700
15%
16
48%
48%
'
Co
~
13%
14
133/4
14
16
161/8
15%
16
48%
'•
49%
;
.
2,800
i
36
July 17
50
14% Mar 30
Nov
13
44ft May 28
17ft July 19
26 ft Jan 10
20% Dec 22
'20 ft July 17
27% Dec
21
July 25.
94% Jan
10
Jan
102
Jun
7
95
July
69% Dec 29
65
185 ft Jun
Jan
159
11
7% Jan
18
4
Jan
29
24
% Jan
25ft Jan
53% Nov 27
Mar 22
29ft Oct
43
9
Jun
15% Apr 27
21% Dec
18
89
20
*85
24% Dec 28
10% July 13
7
21% Jan
July 13
11% Jan
Jan
8
Jan
4
2
156
Jan
2
30% Sep
56
17
9
32% Feb
2
Jan
16
29% May
Sep
2
105 ft
2
3
Highest
$ per share
12% Feb 28
17% Feb
102ft Mar 10
99
July 18
10% July 25
*99% Sep
58
_
Apr
10% Jan
106 ft
10
Aug 11
1
(>-11% Jun 13
1
42 ft Nov 25
\105ft Feb 16
9% Jun 25
15 y« Jan
8ft Jan
11
34% Jun
21
93
Jun
22
\13 ft Mar
23
liy«Jan
2
103
13
93
13 "
5
6
Apr
104% Dec
26
18
99
Apr 18
42% Jan
102
Feb
12% Mar
July 17
Apr
2
103
131
Feb
17 ft Jun
25
23ft Feb
17
82ft Jan
24
lift Jan
128
21%
July
Jun
13y»Jan
Dec~21
188'ft Oct
3
15 ft Jun
177
3»% Jan
152
Oct
30
2
46
Sep
156% Feb
26
New
13
6%
21
41 ft Jan
3
21
73
3
92
56
Jan
26
73 ft Nov
Dec
13
246 % Apr
6ft Jun
27
28% Jun
27
14% Oct
31
21% July 27
93
Dec
12
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
85
Dec
14
91 % Dec
22
98
9
26
July 26
Dec
19
July 17
.
17% Dec
52
18
25
25% Jan
59% Jan
May 24
22YaJan
9
Jan
17
15
Jun
29
43% Jun
12
15 y«
28% Apr
100
Feb
24 ft Mar
29
91
Jan
5
15
9
31
Mar 29
97% Jun
8
103% Mar 20
16
25 ft Jan
87
Jun
20% Jan
25
Jun
5
19
Jun
27
94
Feb
29
102
Feb
44
Jun
29
27
25
Sep
18
24
17Vb Jun
25
17% Dec
19y8 Feb
18
*13% Jun
29
19
Feb
88
Mar
88 ft
May 18
9
ft Dec
15
13
23
Mar 22
76 y»
July
31ft Jan
31% Jan
9% Jun
3
2
2
1
k90Y» Dec 27
97'ft Jun
15
84
Jun
106ft July 13
29
109 ft Dec
16
106
Jun
28
96ft July 10
Jun
27
14 % Dec
28
12% Jan
15ft Jun
26
24
22 "ft Dec
28
19% Jan
25
26
23% Jun
20
32% Mar 28
23
J 2 Vb Jun
29
17% Dec
15'ft Mar 31
16
Jun
May 26
112% Mar
100
9
30 y8 Jan
100% July
2
9
Dec
21
Jun
22
89
14
46 ft Dec
28
18% Dec
43 V< Mar 29
20
20% Dec
8
,
28ft Jan
10% Mar
144 ft
*143 ft
'
vlO
92
*170%
172
,1441/8
144 %
<
•
1,400
8%
8%
38
2
2
2%
30%
30%
2%.
*30%
V4.400
'v 37%
4,500
1%
2
27,100
**30'/4
31
2%
*30%
*
190 /
38
37%
2
31
8%
■
37
31
52 y4
88%
27%
88%
92
22
52
27%
28 '
27%
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"
51%
28%
27%
28%
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52 ft
511ft
*27
27
300
'
51%
52%
27
27
28%
28%
29%
88%
87 ft
88
27%
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900«
■;
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28%
*87 ft
22%
104%
17%
17'/4
17 ft
17ft
17%
17%
17%
17%
8%
8ft
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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HIGH
•
52%
27
51%
104 ft
;
Par
I per share
19,300
'104
190
22 ft
22 ft
22%
3,700
104ft
22%
•
29%
88
V1104ft
104 ft
1,700
17%
17%
8ft
8%
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Tuesday
Sept. 25
.
Sept. 24
*
S per share
3,200
10%
17%
,.*171/8
106
39'%
39%
981/2
98 ft
*97 ft
lift
11%
lift
*93
if
129
20 ft
*74%
34%
22
19
'•
95
21%
19%
'
,
223 ft
common
106ft
15%
*22
19%
106ft
107
16
*50
50%
*50
91
*39ft
91
380
*380
18%
51%
:
26%
3.40%
preferred
3.60%
preferred
6
3.90%
Noma
9
Electric
91%
Nopco Chemical
Norfolk
&
13
■
American
Common
$3.60
-
43%
*106'%
2,900
18%
44%
19s,a
84,600
431/2
16,300
42%
107
107
107
600
700
15%
15%
15%
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16
50 'A
.
50
50%
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50
91
'395
*89 ft
400
*380
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91
410
410
40
91
100.
410
17%
718 ft
18%
18 ft
17%
18%
18
18%
51%
V; 51%
54
53
53 ft
523/4
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16 ft-
16%
16 ft
16 ft
16ft
16ft
16 'A
16%
1,700
271/s
27
27 Vb
27
27
27'%
4,400
91%
26%
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91%
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*90
23%
23%
■
91%
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\
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
27
*26 ft-.
26%
26%
27
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83
*80 ft
83
86 ft
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86 ft
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86 ft
86 VB
96
86%
i
96'.
96
96
27i/8
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-
17,500
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4
83
.
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26%
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83
83
83
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88
900
96
530
v
100
96
*95
10
10
10 y8
10 '/8
10%
45%
10'/a
46%
10%
46 ft
10 Vb
10%
47
47
46%
46%
47 ft
47¥s
46
46 ft
800
46%
47
47 ft
471/8
25%
47%
47%
47 ft
25%
25%
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25 ft
25 ft
25%
14,900
1,000
18%
181/2
18%
18%
26,400
16%
163/4
16%
16%
11,100
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18
16 ft
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25%
25%
18'/a
18
16%
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.
18%
16%
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96
18i/e
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18 ft
16%
■:
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16%
81ft
80
80
36%
36 ft
36 Vb
36 ft
36 ft
58%
57%
581/2
57 y8
*80
95%
3,400
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.
20
*80
81 ft
36%
57%
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36%
55%
563a
35,700
10'/4
57%
81ft
55%
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56%
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10%
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preferred
Preferred
$1.10
series
15% May 10
24% May 10
Northwest Airlines
35% Sep
2 4 ft Sep
Northwestern Telegraph
Inc
"ioo
IZII100
common
preferred
Norwich
2,100
21%
10%
10'/4
10%'
24;ooo
36%
•'
8,700
■
preferred
$4.80
4.6%
20
34%
21ft
J
45%
Northern Natural Gas Co
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6
1,660
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22
60
95
96
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preferred
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100
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-
18,300
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50%
27
23%
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5
8
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preferred
8
13
No pax
no par
5
15%
395
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17
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129%
19'/a /; 19%
107%
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17%
10#
com
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300
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Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
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95
300
106ft
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226%
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No par
preferred
35
35
22%
19%
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75
34%
223ft
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21%
44%
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22
lift
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ft
95
128ft
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23
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98
11%
17%
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39%
98
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11%
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99
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.
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40
lift
129 ft
35
22 ft
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11%
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20%
77
10%
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106ft
39%
129 ft
20%
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17. Mr
9%
Sept. 28
$ per share
10ft
*105 :
9
*93
130
1
:
9%
95
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l
106ft
39%
CLOSED
100
Dock"
105
9%
EXCHANGE
l
common
10%
17%
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 27
$ per share
: 10%
9%
Thursday
Sept. 26
$ per share
17%
♦105
ioo
preferred series A
Class
Wednesday
•
10%
STOCK
Zilopir
com
Brake
Dock
Monday
Pharmacal
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Co
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10 ft
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88
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108
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100
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350
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•
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14
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23%
13%
14%
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13%
11,100
35
23 ft
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33ft
23 VB
331%
22'%
333/4 *
23
331%
34
22 '/a
22%
213/4
28
Jan
9
28% Nov
22
101% Oct
5
20.
Jun
19y8 Jan
18
May
26
19
2
25% Jan
2
87
8
Jan
33ft Aug 20
110ft Mar 12
99% Feb 27
57% Sep
21% Sep
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3.90
10
Ohio
21
Okla
Jan
8
34% Sep
25
107
Ohio Edison Co common.
4.40 %
preferred
Sep 25
-100
Co
No pax
Gas & Electric Co
4%
Oliver
32 ft
.100
preferred
Oil
com—
preferred
Corp
4ft %
ZZZat
common
convertible
10
preferred
j
lot
104ft
32%
105
32 ft
103
90
91%
90%
22
54
55%
55
21%
21%
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32%
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91
553/4
32 ft
32%
103 ft
104ft
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91%
91%
91ft
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55
55 ft
21%
21%
21%
18%
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33%
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104ft
350
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320
54 ft
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9,100
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21%
104
*18%
33
104ft
19
333i
105
■
1,000 '
PRICES
10%
Central
non-cum
Saturday
Sept. 22
SALE
17%
City Omnibus Corp
York
',
60
8%
144 ft
8%
8%
37
*22'/8
—l—_—
$8.75
7
20
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8%
22%
•
Common
1
14
7,400
91ft
,
No par
Preferred
17
16
171-
104 ft
Y &
N
38% Aug
6
*59% Sep 20
94 ft Feb
.'171
l
Harlem RR Co
N Y New Haven & Hart
RR
17
109% May 25
103% Feb 27
19 %
96 ft
*95
O
35 ft
16
26 ft Feb
July
May
x52ft Feb
6
Feb
39% Feb
19% July li
12% May
50
21% Feb
33'ft Dec 28
90
88'ft Jan
9
8
9
Mar
91 ft Jun
29
3
18'ft Oct
29
82
8% Jun
Jan
N
24% Sep 28
80 ft Jun
35% Jan
17
95
Mar
18%
19%
93%
170%
38
■
2
24
28% Dec
28% July 12
99
26
39 ft Nov
28
104'ft Dec
x28% Jan
25
19
53% Mar
$5
N
Oct
5
8
410
Y
New
20
215
27
4
5
Feb
N
9
20% Apr
-
43 ft Jun
78 'ft Jan
28
Aug
Deb
24% Dec
15% July 12
10% Jan 13
19
Jan
ft
22
———No par
Y Chic 8c St Louis Co
com
ino
236 ft Feb
N
Air
York
28
10
•
96 ft
-
92%
104 ft
preferred
York
29
18% May 10
54'ft Apr 25
200
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Industries
4V*%
Jun
15 y< Jan
(J
New
Jun
■
'
8Sy4
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New
Nov
94%
170%
145
-
8%
2ft-
27%
IIlOO
20
19
51
j
16
42
93%
171ft
38
30%
27
common
Newport News Ship 8c Dry
4
,*95
109%
104ft
•
12
28% Mar 29
6
t.
22% Sep
lU4»4 ouiy 30
18%
19%
96 y2
109ft
2V00
3,200
104%
preferred
Newport
42% Sep
29
'
26 % Jan
25
18%
*95
.
1,500
351/2
109%
109%
"
2
§
England Elec System
New Jersey Pr 8c Lt Co
4% pfd
Newmont Mining
Corp_
Sep 21
75
Apr
4
28% Jun 29
17% Jun 25
8
110
19%
35%
19%
i©0
New
20
34% Oct 21
145
8%.
38
30%
10
com
Inc
3%%
6
80% Dec
94%
1441ft
8%
—No par
-
Newberry Co
7
20 ft Nov 22
Corp
Nesco
9
66 ft Mar 14
19%
95 ft
93%
171ft
37 Vx
iff
■
Heisner Bros Inc
4% % preferred
19
11
26% Mar 29
90
~ ' ■■■■■.
Nehl
Jan
18%
95 ft
170%
144 ft:
STOCK
exchange
18 y4 Feb
X105
19 y4
97
8,400
19%
35 ft
LOW AND
14% Jan 18
2
Apr 23
109 ft
94
170
NEW YORK
share
.
104
19%
QTnriCQ
Highest
$ per
19 ft
35%
~
~
conv
preferred.
Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomas Co
15
48 ft
19 ft
34%
19%
-
'
4.20%
*
8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13
July 11
Lowest
$ per share
19
93
Natl
17
103%
*95 ft
■
4ft %
preferred
National Tea Co
Aug 29
17% Sep
10 ft Feb
109 ft
48 ft
19%
34%
35%
109 %
19%
34%
108%
100
com
Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
5
25% Feb
:
48%
19%
comma:
National
7
90
Co
r
34%
National Linen Service
Corp
*
Natl Malleable 8c Steel Cast—No
par
Natl Power St Lt ex-dist
No par
National Shares
Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
if
2ft Aug 13
2
25
Lead
48
preferred A
preferred B
6%
26
17
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Sper share
7ft July 13
1%
25
9% Jan
40% Sep
•
National
j
Year1950
34
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
19
Range far Previous
•
4%-S
29
185ft Jan
29
Mar 14
14% Jan
26
_
Sep 18
191 ft July 30
14 ft Oct
National Dairy Products.
No par
National Department Stores
J
National Distillers
Prod
f
21% Mar 22
21
Dec
Sep
97% Sep
26% July 13
71ft Apr
4
23ft Dec 20
13
103
3
8% Sep
5
30ftJun 29
4
Nov
Jun
141ft May
22
iJ Jan
28
35% Mar 31
26
169
9% May 31
5
22 ft Jun
Nov 21
31% Dec
2$
x% Dec
5
2
110
Mar 13
July 13
*150
21
10
35% Sep
29
22% May31
11
35
178
108ft Sep
18% Jun
'
15
51% Sep
23% Feb
700
200
23,200
1,480
Volume 174
Number 5051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
YORKVSTOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
S per share
3
15
Apr 21
10
Jan
3
113
Nov
10
96
Aug
e
% Jun 15
20 Mi Jan
20
27 Va Sep
42 Va Jun
22
25
Mar 24
23
33% Jan 25
Oct
5
82
Jan
14
17% Sep 13
75 Va Feo la
79
Nov 27
10 V* Jan
95
30
July 26
14 M4
19
July 10
72
Aug
2
#7 Mi July 12
.
13% July 17
Oct
97
49
21
6
Feb
19
3
22
Sop 27
Feb
48
98% July 13
142% July 21
Dec
152
29
103
Sep 26
7
Dec
X137
18
8ya Dec
~8%
4
Dec
6
Pacific
Gas
Lighting
1
14
22% Sep 19
8% Mar 16
4% Jan
11
12 Mi Dec
28
X9% July 18
13 Ma
17
27% Oct
19
25
40
49% Mar 20
x40
Feb
20
95
Jun
21
5% Feb,
1
17% Feb
107
28
38
Mar
9
8% Dec
7
22 Ma Oct
July 20
28
5
4
Dec
Apr
59 %
7
Pan
18
4%
27
33% Sep
20
Jan
15
Park &
2Mi July
5
2
4 Mi Jan
9
16
46% Jun 22
40% Jan 11
63 Ma Aug
7
33% Aug 22
31% Jan
Panhandle
Dec
6
9 Mi Jan
4
5% Apr
15 Mi Apr
17
6
31
9'Mi Dec 29
23 Mi Dec 29
8
7 Mi Apr
18% July 26
28
Feb
10
18% Dec
6
22
Dec
21
*106% Jun
9
110
Oct
21% Jan
6
27 Ml
22% Jun
Mar
9
16% Jun
41 y4 Feb
20
52% Jan
64% Nov 27
30% Aug 22
107
36 % Feb
139.
July 14
10 % Jun
29
.12
July 13
July 12
11% Jan
18
Dec
16
4
37% Feb
8% Jun
>
;
Jun
,
6
69
34
125% Feb
25
30% Sep
.12% Jan
29
17% Jan
11
Jun
18% Jan
8
3
36% July
3
July 10
59% Apr
3
57
Apr 25
25% Jan
2
23 V* Apr 26
113
44 Mi Mar 27
Jan
56
66% Dec 29
62% Dec
5
23% July 20
23% July 18
112
Dec
.,
14
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
,
116% Mar 23
28
102% Oct 23
105% Oct 20
106% Jun
109
Jun
9
x94
104
Apr
•
/
;
..
29% Sep
26% Feb
xll5
Jan-
Phila
18
Electric
8
4.4 %
6
106
Feb
9
3.8%
preferred
preferred
110
Jan
4
4.3%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
$ per share
$ per shaie
.*
11% Apr 18
16% Nov 22
13
Jun
29
20
23% Dec
20% Jan
2
Dec
15
84 % Jan
4
46
107
July 17
100% Oct 30
14
1
96% May 3
587/a Oct 23
July 17
102 %
Dec
NEW
Lowest
87
17% Jan
56% Mar
25
107% Jan
16
93
103% Dec 21
Jun
July 11
104% Jan
19
Jan
3
20
Feb
9
17% Jun 29
20
Mar
01% Aug
8
97
Dec
8
95% Feb
28
97
Aug 21
May 24
11% May 22
54
Sep
5%
Mar 31
16 %
4
Apr 24
34% Mar 23
106
Jun
9
15% Dec 27
17% Sep 26
28% Dec
101% Dec
97
Feb
•
4
17
110
.
Oct
U
v Jar
98
July
Jan
1
110% Jun
29
19% Jan
22
11 % July 14
Mar 17
21
Oct
86
96
Nov 22
91
24 Ma
40
Dec 29
37% Jun
July 3
14 y2 July 17
17
25% Nov 21,
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
Mar 22
174
Dec
Jun
148
163
158
7
Mar 30
loy2 July 17
71
Jan
19
18% Dec
125
3
61%. July 25
19% Jun 30
135% Jun< .13
14
40% Oct
7
9% Dec 21
32
18
6
145
,
Jan
74
31% Dec 30
12% Apr 10
Jan
,28%
52 %
11% Jun 27
18% Deo 19
16% Mar 8'
12% Dec 15
7% Mar 23
July, 3
27
56
60
Jan
; 2i%
115% Nov/
85
•'
8
Dec.14
20% Dec,19
I
23% Dec.18
103
'
30% Feb
31% Jun,30
26% Feb 27
106% Dec 26
25% July. 18
6
155
Jan
17
8
174
Feb
1
Jun
26
Sep 25
11
2
30
2
Jan
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
18
33% Jan
3
Feb
9
98
2
147
31 y4 Jan,
2
Feb
57
16% Jan
17
27
41% Jan
17
4M2%
Jan
11
Procter
80% Jun 21
21% Jan,' 2
24
May 24
97% Jun 29
41% Apr
2
46 ya Mar 28
9
48% Dec 30
Sep 11
2
27% Jan
106 '
109% Jan 10
34*% Jan 30
Feb
19
19
30% Aug
1
95
119% Feb
48% May 7
60% Sep 10
110
May 23
Pure
5%
Feb
2
Jan
22
Feb
6
16% Jan
2
24% Sep
17
73 % Jan
80
72
71%
71%
4,200
13
*123/4
13
*12%
13 Ma
200
25%
25%
6,100
24%
400
13
13
25%
25%
25 Vz
25%
23%
23%
24
24
110
25%
,
*107
%
'
:
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110
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110
253/4
25%
25%
%
32
%
%
20 Mi
37a
20
19%
26%
20 Ma
19%
64%
*63%
64%
*63%
64 %•
34%
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34%
*33 Ma
343/4
119
120
20%
63%
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119%-
120%
120%
120%
26 %
26%
26%
26
26
29
10
26
a'a
19%
20
63%
34%
122
1
18,300
181,500
63%
*33%
121
5,000
112
257/a
25%
26
*24
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
52%
*52
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9Ya
53 y2
103%
52%
*101
103 Va
92,800
600
200
/ 123
30%
1,600
3,700
9%
29%
22%
21%
22 Ma
21%
20
20
20
20
41%
41 Me
40%
41%
20
19%
60,400
41%
42%
41
116%
117%
115
42%
72
72 Ma
71%
62%
62
62
62%
62 Mi
x61Ma
28 Ma
28%
28%
28%
28 Mi
283/4
24%
24%
24% >24%
24%
243/4
111 Mi
111%
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100
*99
*104%
103
106
28%
25
25
<
111%
'
111%
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106
>
117
LOW AND
Monday
Sept. 21
14%
25%
SALE
111%
v
,
;
28%
243/4
*1103/4
•99
99%
106
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
$ per share
14%
14%
141/4
14y2
14%
25%
26%
26
-89%
26%
88%
88 Ma
*87
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48%
49%
49 M4
4y %
*99 Ya
100%
*99 Ma
100%
49
♦99%
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7,600
100
98
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98
*95
17
*15 Ma
17
*15%
153/4
*15%
97
*95%
97
*95%
97
*95%
97
♦95%
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15%
*14%
15%
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38
*37 y2
38
*98Ma
99
*98 Ma
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17
17
—
*110%
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38
38
*97
99
*95
98
49%
50%
98
49%
17
97
5oya
15 Ma
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15
,
38'/a
39
39
38%
99
*98%
99
98
98
17
16%
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16%
16%
16%
—
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32,700
39
*14%
38
37%
37%
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99
16%
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„
15
*110%
37%
1,500
50
1,600
—
373/4
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99
98 Ma
98%
99
48
48%
48
49
48%
49 Mi,
48%
49
48%
48%
3,900
19%
1
37%
50%
50
50
49%
*95
V:
3,000
22,600
90
100%
*15y8
-
Shares
48%
17
50%
Sales for
the Week
*99%
100%
97
49%
60
26%
89%
26 Va
88 Ma
49%
40
309
14%
26%
49%
111%
106%
*95%
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10,300
1,300
24%
$ per share
25 Ma
,
420
28%
100
*105
*15 Ma
•
.
$ per share
*86%
48%
7,800
61
Thursday
Sept. 26
14%
100
780
72 y4
61
111%
99%
88%
48 V*
116ya
71%
PRICES
Wednesday
tV
4,800
13,600
62
106
14 Mi
,•
10
1,800
72%
.
*1103/4
99%
106%
26%
100
*95
HIGH
$ per share
,
*86 Ma
CLOSED
111%
Tuesday
14%
STOCK
•
Sept. 25
$ per share
EXCHANGE
„
20
41
72
28%
;
19%
116
71%
100
21%
41%
■72%
62
i
21%
117%
y; 115%
116
53%
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,
71
I per share
9%
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53%
101% 101%
21%
21%
21%
20
9%
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115
-
19%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
20
20Mi
3,400
.
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155
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159
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155
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155
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159
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11
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11
103/4
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10%
513/4
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24%
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9,900
20,800
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24 y8
72'%
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75%
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76
76%
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12
72%
220
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26%
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34%
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53
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14
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14
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1
1
12
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34
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13
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-
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91
90
90
90
90
90
99
of Colo
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25%
25%
25 3%
26 /
26
26%
4,100
27%
28%
28%
28%
28y8
28%
253/4
28%
28%
27%
28
3,700
Co
of
Indiana—No par
100
100
*111
83
•
23
Ma
preferred
Inc
112
26 Va
100
♦90
99
*111
83
*83
45%
*100
55 Va
29
33 Ma
146
*27%
111 Ma
*111
83
83
'
23%
23
26Ma
23%
26%
26%
101 y4
100
46M4
46
46 ya
56 Mi
56
57 Mi
107%
*107
10.7 y2
29%
*29
29%
*107
107
29 Ma
29%
34%
33 Ma
146%
*27 M4
27%
.23%
-
33%
*144 y2
146
28
/,
83%
55%
56%
106%
112
45%
45%
100
No par
preferred
26%
26%
100y4
No par
common
23%
23%
No par
—
(The)
91
No par
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
—8
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
48
29
71%
71%
24
*107
19%
99
Purity Bakeries Corp
159
1,300
72
9
\ 33%
preferred
preferred"
conv
22%
40 Mi
9%
25%
%
106
8
2
23% Apr 18
Oil
22%
40
20
(1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
Pullman
22%
40
9
13
25%.
30,800
22%
40
25%
110
9Ma
9%
preferred
cum
3%%
27% Feb 13
Feb 21
25
5
12% Jan,
71%
*23
3,20J
40%
No par
Pub Serv El & Gas com
107
Jan
31% Jun
24
70
13%
1,100
16%
22%
*40
1
Inc com
industries
Serv
4.64%
13
1*0% Jun
24% Nov 24
4
$4.75
24% Aug 21
•31% Feb
40
23%
16%
9%
23
40
53%
preferred series A—50
Public Serv Co
Public
7
91% Feb
•
22%
40
25%
/
700
7
7
16%
3
Gamble——
&
Publicker
29% Jan 31
7
16%
22%
22%
71
7
7
17%
No par
10
B
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
conv
9%
87/a
9
7
17
.5
Potomac Electric Power Co
29
30y8Feb
Co^.
Pocanontas
Creek
Poor & Co class
4
110% May 25
.
18% Jan
Pond
28
19% Jan 19
14% Feb 28
80
39 Mi
7
17 Ma
21%
100
Plough Inc
;—-—i
Plymouth Oil Co
14% Apr 12
36% Aug 23
4
Coal
300
39 Mi
103%
preferred—No par
Consolidation
44
39
*101
Saturday
Sept. 22
RR.
*42%
'
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young 8c Ash pfd
100
Pittston Co (The)
1
52% Sep
25
26% May 24
48% Nov 13
'
3
89% Aug 31
23% Jun 25
2
107% Mar
Oct 27
Feb
62% July 2
17 Mi Jun 29
1
28% May.31
30 » Apr 14
123 1 Apr 28
90% Jun 23;
26% Feb
8
; 24% July 12
:
Nov
22
St Louis
&
43
25,200
39%
9%
Par
$5 convertible
Pitts
33 V Jun
29
91
30
17
25
C
43
32,100
39"
7
17
*52
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
28
Sep
C
10% Jun
•
25% Nov 24
4
Jun
Pitts
13y8 Jan
19
71 y8 Dec
Mar 22
,13% Jun 27
Dec
13
Sep
51
46% July 2
15 % Jun 28
13% Dec 19
38
.
29
vl00
21% July 17
3
10% Jan
Nov'ii
38% Jan 16
.
8
9
22% July 10
137% Sep 27
May 16
July 28
23
6
70% July. 24
Dec 30
9% Sep 20
July
Aug
8% July
Nov 24
;
»
37% Jan
76% Nov 27
Jan
17% Jan
110 y4 Jun
39% Sep
;
'
July
16
148,
30 %~ July 17
104
27
44%
60
8%
30 Mi
8
38%
25%
—
1
Sep
39
6
16
5
Xl7% Jun
1
6
293/4
38 %
7%
16%
119
—
7
8
30
38%
19
STOCK
>'
73/4
29%
7,500
25%
Corp common—
_3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris 8a Co Ltd common
5
4% preferred
—100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery—
5
Plllsbury Mills Inc common——25
$4 preferred-——
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
9
96
•-
5,000
99
5,000
•kV:.'A
Philco
Sep 19
95% Feb 27
May 11
■
100
583/4
99
3%
*107
100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron—
19
27
46% Jun 29
14
■
38 y2
58%
54%
23
EXCHANGE
$ per share
44,700
22,900
*37%
58100
30%
*43
100
5Va
11%
3%
100
V:v:'V/u
56 Ma
*99
8
8%
'
533/4
100
YORK
99
5
10a/4
38%
*37%
56%
*8%
8%
5ya
10%
3%
25
No par
_—...
7,200
553/4
39
*13
I
1
_No par
preferred—
.
20%-
3%
70%
No par
common
20%
1,030
54 Ma
8%
.
.STOCKS.
Year 1950
S per share
Co
21 Ma
5
38%
99
39%
__33%c
$1 conv preference com_.
4,000
10%
55%
21%
preferred
_100
Petroleum Corp of America—
5
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
__5
Pfizer (Chas)
& Co Inc com
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
23
5%
3%
7
4ya %
83% Mar 27
a%
*8%
5%
11
*37
90
£>7a
56%
loo
._
8%.
137 y2
3%
28
46% Aug
1
121% Aug
3
72% Sep 19
8%
5
10%
*137
i?7a
21
21%
137%
55 y4
100
22% Mar 12
21%
109%
137%
5%
109
3%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
10
5%
1093/4
56 %
27
—_
5%
44
65%
Co
109
x
99
3%
34
Pet Milk Co common.—
2,700
50.
56
33%
Pepsi-Cola
2.40J
37-/4
137
44
65 Mt
,
9,700
52 Mi
60
56%
io
9
X137
44%
_5
19 >
333/a
51%
77/a
_50
13
32%
*3 i%
109%
30 Ma
•'
Apr
•
7,200
38%
7%
16%
ioo
i.05% Feb
56
/
449
23%
♦57
38%
par
No par
RR
42 y2
23%
59
52
44%
10
Light Co
41%
24%
333/a
30%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co__
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
\
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
42%
24
56
__7
com—
preferred
Power
17
July
110% Feb 24
20
Corp__
Corp__.
Corp
59
42
37%
30
40
42
52
7%
3%
1,189
33%
30 Ma
3%
34
38
7%
1
32%
24%
55%
7%
1,200
33
58%
109 Mi
38%
55 Mi
*98
99
153/4
52
5%
*37
96
15%
33%
29%
.25
23% Sep
3
27
25
18
./
Coke
39
55%
1__
; July 20
34% Mar 27
29
17% Nov 24
13
RightsPennsylvania
lo
Jan
Jan
5%
Penn
18
100 y2 Apr
■
39
18%
96
16
33
11
2,200
18%
9^
37%
8%
4%
10%
55%
No par
Cement
19
26Mi Jan
.—
*8%
5'/a
5^600
15%
52
-
88
87%
183/4
4,200
2,000
*22%
21%
21%
11
*97
No par
Penna Glass Sand
28
29
6
107
&
1H
Sep
Jun 25
Ill Mi Jun
.
22
'Mar
.
30
»,
May 19
20%,Dec
7% July 12
28
103
6
9
Coal
Sep
a"
common
5%;
8%
5
.2.50
Penney (JC) Co
27% Apr
19
Co:
Ford-—
Penn-Dixie
.112
*
st2 Sep
&
Penn
X24% Mar
Proof
21%
*8%
No par
,
5%
10%
&
prior preferred
conv
27% Mar 10
29
24% Jan
22% Dec 20
5%
21%
loo
Transportation____No
15% Mar 16
19% May 24
30
27
137%
5
X106
May 24
14% Jun
137 y2
*137
5
5%
24%
58%
88%
*95
33
*41%
24%
109
Refining.
1
Pictures Corp
__i
Tilford Distillers Corp—l
Rust.
Penick
41%
137%
Peabody Coal Co
8
41%
23%
109%
8
41% Aug 21
74 V2 Jan 10
57
42%
23%
57
109%
10% Jan
25% Jan
57
41%
23
4
109
4
64% Apr 11
12 Ma Jun 25
13% Dec 30
29
*55
38 Mi
Patino Mines & Enterprises..
*
33
51%
Parmelee
3
*32%
33 %
Parker
5
15%
32%
38%
18%
85
18%
97
15%
*18
*81
87%
18%
97
15%
38%
14
July
18%
97
*15%
33 %
16
;
18%
*95
15%
517/a
Mines
88%
*32%
18%
85
17%
*81
8-7
52
20
35
i.
70% Nov 13
25
18%
87%
38%
21% Feb
19M2 Jun
38% Mar 17
July 31
53% Apr
88
33%
7% Jun
.
87%
80
29
28%
38%
1,100
87%
97 Ma
*26
Shares
10%
*10Ma
10%
38%
18%
84
32 %■
No par
Utah Consolidated
Parke Davis & Co_—
18 Va
*80
38%
39% Sep
8 % Jan
6% July 31
18
18%
38%
15%
io
Park
29
10%
share
S per
98
*26
38%
84
33%
29
3
18
51%
.
Prod
*97%
29
33%
*80
18%
10%
97%
*26
25
13% Jun
9% Jan 20
18% Dec
.
18
84
*95
Paramouni
57
Feb
38
38%
*10%
Sales for
the Week
\
Sept. 27
$ per share
97%
No par
preferred
10
29
87%
World
29
*26
10%
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
Sept. 26
$ per share
98
18
Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L com __No par
18
26% July 11
34% Jan
Amer
Wednesday
No par
Corp.
4% preferred
Packard Motor Car
July 23
Aug
3
104% Jan
Electric
10%
*97%
29
18%
SALE PRICES
share
10%
•80
CLOSED
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
May 24
40% July 10
48% Nov 24
1% Mar 21
6% Mar
21
Jun
EXCHANGE
&. Teleg com_—_100
6 % preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
l
30
29
&
$ per
97%
%
37%
Pacific Telep
Mar
6% Feb
29
STOCK
com—No par
100
Pacific Mills
27
13
15
151% Jan
Mar 15
>26
preferred-
Pacific
Jun
Aug 15
Inc
conv
6
3% Jun
102
cum
5
113
3
io
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—
5
Pacific Coast Co common
___10
1st preferred non-cura____No
par
2nd prefererd non-cum
No par
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
10
54% Mar
May 24
4 Mi Jun
Products
4%
10
97
—No par
Co
__12.50
Glass
49% Feb
29
8 Mt Jan
Feb
18% Apr
34% Jan
8
Pabco
1
6
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept 25
"
tper share
A—100
Marine & Mfg___.__2.50
Co
Monday
Sept. 24
( per share
__n0 par
Owens-Illinois
24% Sep 26
34% Mar
3
Sep 26
17
Outboard
6
44
common
Elevator
Outlet
34% Aug 29
64% Feb 19
3
4 Mi Jun
Otis
Mar 21
6
(The)
convertible preferred
Oppenhelm Collins
12
19 Va Feb
Corp
8%
13
3
Jan
Omnibus
5
May 28
21
35% July 23
111% May 23
2
101% Mar
31% Mar 27
x49% Jan 17
18
Par
81
Aug
6
89% Aug 30
July 13
Apr
16% Jan
4
13
55% Mar 10
3
26
29
37
431
231
July 26
2% Jun
53
Jan
39% Apr
21% Jan
Sep 28
14% July 19
17 y2 Jan 10
l
35% Jun
13% Jari
105
96
65% Sep 27
27% July 11
15% July 27
30% July 26
28% Apr
Sep
Saturday
Sept. 22
EXCHANGE
$ per share
2
16% Jun
25
l
21 Mi Dec
July 12
41
Jan
104
20
11 ya Apr
7% Jan
73% Feb
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
$ per share
share
1
Id
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1950
$ per
(1211)
33 Mi
111
*110
26%
83
83
23%
23%
26%
26%
80
111%
83%,
23
83%
23%
26%
50
9,100
1.6,900
60
33 Ma
*144%. 146
100 Ma
*99
46
46%
57%
46
46%
8,900
57%
57%
14,000
?
56%
107% 107%
*29
*29%
273/a
23%
34
144
300
400
5,100
70
27%
300
23%
47,500
77%
78%
1:300
-4%
4%
76,200
4%
77 y4.
273/a
27%
23%
23%
77y4
29%
33
146
27%
108
144
33%
33%
144%
•107
29%
100
'♦
♦99
100
*27%
111
340
4%
36,100
R
July 16
3% Apr
2
75
Nov 25
.
82
.
Mar
Feb
d
103
Jan
-43% Sep
10
92
Jun, 28
16
38
Jan
X.
Fnr
5% Feo
Nov
;35
footnotes see page
22.
2
RKO
25
May 16
103% Jan
6
4% Sep
3
t00
Radio Corp of America com.. .No par
.No par
83.50 1st preferred
.
9.
20.
Pictures
23%
24
24
23%
24
76 y4
77%
77%.
4%
4%
77%
4%
77%
4 Ma
4%
4%
4%
.4%
•
—— 1
Corp—
4%
4%
4 Ma
X4%
4%i
4%
<
"
77% '
4%-
'
RKO Theatres Corp———. :l'
1
,
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
■
Raybestos-ManhaWfln
pfd,
100
-
oar
. __j._
*
c'?
*94
94%
*4 iVi
43
>.
*94
42%
94%i
43
,
*94
-
423%
943/4
43%
*94
42*%
.
4%
943/4.
;42%
/
/
.94
*42%
94
153
53
503
J
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Monday, October 1, 195^
.
.
(1212)
20
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Range Since
$ per
t per share
Highest
Lowest
Par
x24% Jan
25
49% Dec
21
45% May 24
64% Sep
27
30 Va Jan
13
36 Va Dec
30
37% Feb
13
20 % Jun
29
28 Va Dec
30
33% July
3
25% July 20
35
Jun
19
39 Va Feb
9
30
July
3
*
32% Feb
35 Va Aug
22
44
21
37
non-cum
4%
2nd
Silk
29
20% Feb
16 V» Nov
18
18 Vt Dec
21
17
12% Mar 30
20% Dec
19
15% Jun
25
51% Jan
7% Sep
27
12% Feb
8
28 Va Mar
5
Reliable
7
Jan
6
97/a Dec
16
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
July
3
12 Va Oct
23
Aug
1
8
22% Aug 30
14% Feb
10% July 17
9
Reliance
2
2
100
Jan
20
93 Va Aug
Apr
6
10% Jan
13
19% Dec 27
16% July
2
22% Feb
17
57/s Jan
25
16% Dec
10% July
3
3% May 21
16% Jan
9
85
5% Jan 30
July 13
3
8% Jun
11% Feb
30
13
47 Va Nov
Jan
13
117 Va Dec
30
3
5
7% Nov
July 13
15
13 Va Jan
23
8% Dec
150
118% Jan
28
25
139
Jan
5
11% Jan
29
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
5% %
4
36
Jan
45
Mar 31
Dec
15
39% Jan
27
50
94 Va Jan
5
104% Dec
9
Jan
13
30
37 Vb Feb
14
53% Dec
30
50% Apr
2
62% Sep
10
Richfield
15 Va July 13
24 Va Dec
11
23
Jan
10
30% Feb
24
6% Sep
21
Feb
17
Jan
2
86
Jun
37
108% Jun
2
Dec
30
28
19 Va
Mar~24
36
12
Jan
July 13
60% Jan
13
107 Va Nov
13
34% Apr
42
16% July
30
93% Jan
27
2
3
Apr
-
100
Feb
107
Aug 30
19 Va Feb
1
July 13
23
Feb
28
20% Jan
2
61
May 11
47% Jan
3
60
14 Va Dec
19
32% Aug,
99% Dec
22
28
96
Apr
41
Apr
1
13
*4
,
7
23% Oct
9
27
24'A Dec
21
21%
July
2
62% Dec
21
57
Jun
29
Jan
26
Dec
8
205
Apr
5
128
Jan
98
240
Apr
11% Jan
11
Jun
18% Sep
10
89 %Jun
12
96
Feb
19
6
20% Sep
4
22% Sep
19
Oct
4
20% Sep
96
21% Sep
122
3
148
12% Jan 13
20 Va May 24
17% July 10
21% Jan
1
39% Dec
31% July
41% Jan
31
38% Aug
1
47 Va Nov 25
59
Sep
21
20
Mar ?0
88
Jun
27
102
Feb
26
108
Jun
11
2
38
Jan
8
13
95
Feb
7
6
123
Jan
12
6
101% Sep
21
20
112% Sep
18
28
,
Jun
30
33 Va Dec
27
31
July
84 Va
Jan
9
96
Oct
17
87
Jun
Jan
7
115
Nov
24
12% July 12
16
104
-
9
101% July 17
Feb
105 Va Feb
94
2
41
111% Aug
13% Jan
Mar 27
103
Sep
2
2
89% Feb
25
16
Mar
2
79
July
3
50
Dec
22
47
Jun
60
Jan
3
83 Va Nov
20
76
July 19
16 Va July 26
21% Feb
2
47 Va Jan
25
82
31
17% Dec 27
87
Feb
19% Mar 19
3
4.40%
preferred
3.35%
Air
5%
Line
preferred
Co
18
Seaboard
22% Jan
15
Sears
Co
14 Va July 28
16% Jan
8
11
July
2
16% May
4
Seiberling
8% July
2
11% Jan
4
14% May 31
Dec
29
98 Va May 17
83
V
77 % Sep
90
14
$4.50
$ per share
29% Jun
25
32% Jan
2
50 % May
9
25
49% May
9
-
7.7,25
=
55
33%
58%
27%
*26%
26%
6V4
6%
-31%
31%
X24%
21 Va,
27%
33%
33 Va
96%
•;;.' 54%
21%
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;
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28%
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18%
35%
57
58
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96%
55
,
27'
28%
65%
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148
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12,400
>
280
4,400
900
•
44,400
28%
64 Va
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500
21%
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287
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19
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17Va
93%
93%
v
22%
22%
100
94
22%
1,500
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19
2,800
35%
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56
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18%
35
19
35
-
26,300
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148
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19%
19%:
16%
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8
17%
7
17%
13%
1
__1
16%
13%
No par
80
%
'
80%
LOW AND
Monday
SALE
HIGH
104
* '■
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80%
'63%
7
81
63
*80
•'100
-
19%
99%
1,900
19%
99
16 Va
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16 Va
55%
55%
55%
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14
V
200
11,100
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41,700
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80
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3,500
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14
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6,500
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3,200
14%
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-
Thursday
Wednesday
7
Sept. 25
,
65 Va
8%s
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.7
'7 Tuesday
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Sept. 24
14 Va
8%
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14%
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81
55%
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13%
8% ;
.-
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•
16 Va
.
55%
17%:
14
8%
16%
55
,
17%
,.
14
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80%;
V
Saturday
Sept. 22
17%
•
>
8%
-
56%
93%
98%
,
100
*16 Va
; 2,500
:
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-
80%
63%
19%
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104
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89
88 Va
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82 ■''
19%
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55%:
55%
19%
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100
89
35 Va
80%
64%
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81
19%
100
99%
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h
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104 Vf- > *103
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>
92%
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56%
-
90
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34%' '34%
>
56%
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90
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STOCK
28
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V
17%
95
s
—1
EXCHANGE
33%
96%
21
64%
287
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22%
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21
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287
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7 ; tliVer
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100
Co
10%
96%
54%
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2,900
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10%
33%.
65%
25%
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60
53%
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10%
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100
103
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:
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97
53%
V
18%
18%
60
4,700
4,200
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103
24%
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10,700
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100
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103
4,500
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7
32
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18%
18%
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32
34%
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33%
97
,
230
2,300
59'
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77 718%
10%
V
21%
64
•
500
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59%
10%
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34
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18%
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'32%
7
:
10%
105%
33%
106
105 %
6%
'6%
33
.
18% *18%
•
33%
STOCKS
'$ per share
60 '
> 90%
91
'6,900
20,700
;
43%
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43%
,.*88
27V*
18%
103
*100 >
25.%;;*
.
34%
'
8
Co
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
t per share
'
18%
r;
33%
58%
V;
35
V 32%' 33 •• r
156"
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.
120
10%
58%
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-
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228
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10%
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7
6%
6%,
34 %
"
62%
62 Va
57%
58%
57%
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11,600
34
105
4,900
6%
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18;%
;
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com_No par
preferred
Lowest
Highest
33%
97% >
63
_100
Co
&
Rubber
Range for Previous
Year 1950
33%
i
18%;.:
32%;
21
.
.
8
Roebuck
Seeger Refrigerator
May 25
Lowest
104%
33%
>726%: f27.%
100
Servel Inc common:
13% Nov 30
104%
v
97%
No par
25
Del
of
May 20
6
104%
200
1
30 %"
107/a
'
*40%
43%
91
2,500
21,800
.
43
6%
*222
12.800
113
,
30%
7
33%
*89- '
11
42%
113
63%
34
'
Seagrave Corp
14
18% Aug 14
Oil
10%
11%
228
10%
32%
33%
8
100
10
8
1.40
Seaboard Finance Co-
30,800
10%
,
34 «;;
*40%
: •35.%-x
.
>54%
100
100
series A
II,300
5%
33 Va
,10%
>: 104%
26%/-
18%
•
100
Nov 24
3
35
100
«*->
RR
15%
5%
10%
90%
'6%;,
25%
preferred
Seabd
20
8 Va Nov
•
*58
*10%
com
21%
7 15 Va
57/a
228
43'%'
;
57%
-
6%
.
No par
No par
preferred
.
4.30% conv preferred
Scranton Elec Co (The)
21%
15%
62
65%
*40%
32%
/
3.65%
21%
11 Va
235
7/ 90%
V
105%
26%,
;
10 Va
90 '
105
63%
-
5%
11%
234%
33%
43%
90
.
-
34
*40%:
,
230
10%
9%
64
230
61%
>
230
7
preferred
55
5% Jan
61%
•
7
6%
16,300
98
143/4
30%
No par
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
103% Sep
Feb
11 %
11%
10
21%
20%
•"
6%
18
Sangamo
Mar 14
58
6V8
20 Va
30 Va
*100
Co common
4.40% series A
July 17
10% Jan
15%
5%
7
1
13% July 19
51 Va Jan 25
40
15%
6V8
31
•
non-cum
pfd
1st
14
65% Sep
92
Jan
74
5%
5
29
5
20
May 11
2
Sep
104
86 Va Jan
17% Jan
Mar
15
20
15%
>
-
>
100
71,900
59
21
*95
98
*95
98 V4
20%
*95"
20 V#
V
=
4,600
9%
*57%
21%
21 Va
2001
1,600
,
24
9%
59
*57%
21%
6%
1
St Regis Paper
59
•21%
30%
'
28% Sep
*57 Va
;
30%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
11
10
4
Oct
6
Apr
May 11
12% Dec 29
140
24
7% July 13
85
320
:
200
8%
*23 Va
>
10
"
17%
*734
77/a
247/a
10
30%
•
.*
7
•103 i.
vtc
7%
>23%
"io
30%
156
Preferred series A 5%
8%
24%
9%
i
'400,
15%
.19%
I7
43%
33%
Stores common
•
preferred
.100
Lead Co—
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__No par
71% Feb
17%
113%
*152
(Jacob)
19%
42%
20
(The)
1'9%
17%
*23%
■'
32
•
17
*7%
8,700
36
19%
17%
•
■;
19%
*112%
4%
30% Feb
30
15*'* :
43%
61 %
St Joseph
22 % Jan
19% May 23
Dec
Jun
32
16
113 Va
Safeway
Sep
33
*15%
-
Co
Ruberoid
Ruppert
39% Mar
57
42% Jun
18%
9%
,
21
101% Jan
Nov 20
55
Mar 24
34
12% Feb
39 % Nov 24
26% July 12
99% Dec
3
1
*32
16
*19%
21%
,Yll%
-: 32
Art Metal Works Inc
32%
42%
*222
1
preferred series A—
Ronson
6
Corp—No par
common
32%
*112%
.,57%
Royal Typewriter
13
Mar 22
8 Va Jan
12% Apr
July 13
8
Co
36
43%
32%
Controls
36%
113%
No par
El
&
Haas
&
4%
7
23
26% Sep
437/a July 28
18
Rohm
20 % May 29
11
Gas
Rochester
36%
42%
1
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
160% Aug 29
15% Jan
Oil
38%
*112%
-
6%
Company
No par
Antelope Copper Mines new—
Robbins Mills Inc
20
34% July 12
20
series
4.50%
Manufacturing Co
Rheem
16
21% May
31
27
May 12
107
Mar 17
102
Dec
31% Dec
Preferred
30% JUly 17
23% Jun 22
28
108% Mar 19
July 9
Jan 19
103
3,100/
30%
10
100
100
series
3.60%
Preferred
26
112%
1
10
Common
23
98% Jan
26
112%
Roan
41
Jan
27
42%
Ritter
4% Aug 21
19
10
99 Va Mar 31
26%
*15%
98%
>-15 Va
,
11%
42%
Metals Co com
No par
convertible preferred—100
13
13
Reynolds
Sep
66% Sep
240
25
8% July 26
31% Jun 26
7
9
,
"
■
6%
6
11
I,000
27%
*36%
*
-
59
,
*95 >
" 20%
'.S
•
15%
10
33%
9% ■,>:
21%
.
>
20 Va
•
63%
36%
24%
*57%
98%
•
14%
\
1
50c
Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
Rexall
Drug Inc
2.50
39 Va Dec
32
<
63
36%
•
8%'
9%
59
21%'
;v 20%-
1
Motors Inc
*8 v.
9%
21%
*95
64%
17% xV;
*23%
59
V.
•
24 Va
9%' ;
8
100
BOo
25o
common
8% 7
>
*23%-
Republic
5
34% May
8% Feb
25
6 %Jun
6
18
3
29
2
38% Jan
24
Dec
13
Jan
24
21
27 Va Jun
43% Dec
20 Va Jan
100
6 % Sep
July 19
111
32% Nov 24
Co
Mfg
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred—:
11% Sep
7/
17%
■
*8
Shares
63
36%
;
64%
,
27
19% 7
17%
Sales for
the Week
'$ per share
36%
63 Va
>36%
16
*19;.-!
V
•"
Reo
49 Va Feo
35% Jun
20
14% Jan
11
27
9% Jun
1
23 Va Jan
103
Jan
90
22
28
17%
Conv pfd 3%%
series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
64
14% Jan
20
BOo
17
13% Feb
19
*15%
19%
19%
5 per share
.
32%
,*31%'
*15%; "16
Sept. 27
'$ per share
"
37
37
:
32% V
•'
-
.
63%
37%
27, " " 27%
&
Feb
21
Juu
*31%
CLOSED
share
Friday
Sept. 28
Thursday
Sept. 20
,
37 Va
38%
*37 V.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
div
22% Sep
9 'A Aug
56
62 Va May 15
$ per
.,/• 61%
61% v
.
37%
26% /; 27%
Co—
prior preference.*—10
Stores Corp
No par
(Robt)
$1.2u
Sept. 25
*36%
'
•
No par
Inc
Bros
Reeves
Reis
22
66
Jun
28
80
Reed Roller Bit Co_
30
July 17
10% Jun
15
59%
•
Mills--.-.?——5
Hosiery
Real
'
I per share
t per share
V
preferred—60
preferred—50
1st
non-cum
4%
Feb
19% Feb
14% Mar 28
Sept. 22
1
Rayonler Inc common$2
preferred
»**.#.
Reading Co common-—
Feb
Jun
31
34 Va Mar 22
,
$ per share
$ per share
share
Monday.
Sept. 21,
,
•
EXCHANGE
'
Highest
Lowest
Saturday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
LOW
STOCKS
Sept. 26
"C Sales for /
Friday,. ;v„
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
the Week
;
'
24 Va Jun
27
33 % Dec
30
28 Va
Sep
27
34% Oct
3
33
July 25
105 Va Feb
46% Aug 28
108% Apr
14
18% Oct
8% July 12
15 Va Jan
24
7
34 Va Jan
\
25
Nov
56 Va Oct
11% Dec
14
14% Oct
6% Jan
13
11
37
6
100 % Jun
2
:lv. 8% Aug
10
23
23
51
Sheaffer
70% Sep
Shell
2
8% Jun
29
3% July
29 Va July
41% Jan
42% Nov
10
34% Dec
30
75
30
20% Jan
9
19
Dec
33% Oct
3
x34% Jan
12% Sep
35
8
11
Mar 14
Jan
•
25
Sinclair
Skelly
38% Feb
23% Feb
Dec
28
68
Aug
3
102
Mar
Feb
28
8
67
Aug
1
23
79
Jun
25
Alexander
Feb
94
3% %
5
Iron
50% Dec
53 % Apr
22
38% Jan
39% Sep
28
31% Dec
55% Dec
3
6
48
30
53% Jan
73
Aug 28
Jan
Feb
1
41% Jun
13
45
12
32% Jun
26
35% Mar
13% Mar 16
10% Jun
29
23% May 25
19% Jan
2
45
18
40
30 % July 12
2
27
Apr 11
67% Dec 21
35% Jan
Jun
58% Jun
11
51% Dec
46% July
49
63% Jun
29
70
58% Jun
28
67% Dec 27
3
5
Apr
5
60
Jan
3
99% Dec
28
20% Jun
26
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 30
26
14% Oct
10% July 12
4 Va Jan
Dec
27
;
15
7% Oct
6
81
Oct
July
5
x64% Sep
13% Jan
13
10 % Feb
64
2
25
30
96
3
105
33% Dec
18
26% Jun
13% Dec
28
85
Sep
25
11
% July 12
9% Jun
29
29
69
July 31
19% Jan
2
24
July 13
31
113
Nov~30
24% Oct 23
~4% July"l3
10% Dec
47% Jan
77% Mar 27
121
136
3
July 13
July 13
Jun
28
100
Jun
15
Mar
160
174
8
13
35% Sep
19
14% Feb
81
Mar 22
Mar 22
135
157
July
Jun
July
2
29
5
10
29% Aug
2
109 % Jan 30
14% Sep
8Va Jun 29
9
Feb. 79
29% Sep
26% Feb
64 V8
5
29% Feb
21% Jun 29
86% Sep 27
May 24
25
July 16
10 %
96% May 24" -*'
9
7% Jan 29
8% Jun
Jan
21% Dec
20
v\
Jan
25
1
10
16% Feb 27
77
5
89% Jan
75 Va Mar
100
28
15% July
25
Pacific
Railway
17
Dec
66 % Aug
106 Va Jan
Southern
Southern
101% Nov 15
26
Natural
5
9
V 75% Feb
2
May 24
Southern
Gas
5
Feb
96
Mar
8
1
13
;
5%
&
&
Ohio
Gas
Co
Co—
11
49 Va
43 7
89' <
89 >
65%
stk
tr
35%',\5-;-*34%
36%
36%
33
*89
4%
49%
7*48 7
•
>491/2
>'•
42%
89 Va
.7
34%
371/4
-
•7
34%
37
37%
$5.50 preferred
23%
23%
*22%
34%
137%
137 V#
Inc
com
13% Feb
1
1
$4 preference
8
$6
prior
172
8
$7
prior preferred-.
—
preferred—
,5%V-
400:
>-
42% X
87
1,500
34
36
17Va
77
Va
;
8'/a
78%
/
48
■
i, -
.
8 Va"; ?
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;
5%
8 V2
85
5,500
■v7
r
22%
22%
34
33%
34
;
139
8%
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8%
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50
139 "7,
5'Va
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48
48
5%-
-
"
8V2
8%
7
138
'
7 5%
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50
22%
33%
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600/
33,700
M-1,300
,
138%
5%'50
."47') 7,000,7
7
:
8%
8%
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•.
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22%
34%
137 =:'
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65 >'■
:
43%
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8,500 '
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'•
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7
66 7/
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44
65
>
43%
-
400 /
•
1,000 ■?'
72%'
85
'23%
34
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17%
16%
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83
•••:.;=
363/4
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82 >
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22,400' "'
'4
25
•
•.765%
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65%
44 4
,
651%
66
44
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7
42
7,1,6007
7
66
42
200"':
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33%
11%
33%■:
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49%
64%
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66
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6%
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661/4
94
265/a
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:
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29,2007
1,500
7/7 2,200
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64%
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13%
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66%
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70
26
48 ?7
65 Va
48%
: *7 Va
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27%
par
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34%
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100 V
1
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55%
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341/4
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49
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34
11%=
21%
1
No par
No par
_No par
17%
5%'
;
.
No par
$3.50 preferred
17%
-■
137
5%
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Stand Gas & Elec Co com__No
2,7007
'
137
100
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped) _No
Square D Co
Squibb (E R)
& Sons com
v $4
preferred —;
No
4,900".
•
491% =:
i
86 34
37>
33%
48
<■•
34
88%
2,000*'
41/2
33%
42%
s
34% >34%
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34
:;
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43
87%
10%
32%'
41/2
.
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; 15%
10%
32%
23%
100
Inc
.
151/4
10%
32%
•
42%.= 43 Va
35%
=
,-"37 V
>■
17%
7
33%
No par
ctfs
1,400
5;600
7 1,200,
64V4
-
15%
10'
.4%
•
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>.7
15 V#
15%
•
>;■• 11 Va
*23
7.50
1,200'4
i,
'
*34%.
..
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd_100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
;
l
Sperry Corp (The)—-.
1
Spiegel Inc common..-.
2
Brands
■
17%
common__No par
78% Feb
160
Feb
Feb
48%
42%
5
Spalding (A G)
<fc Bros
Sparks Withington Co __^
Spear & Co common
Standard
15%
'7
7;.
33
42%
Elec__No par
preferred
non-cum
Mobile
__
(The)—.
Sep
,
65.
651/2
,
4% 77; 4%
32%
32%
49%
25
74% Feb
"
5
Co
Indiana
4%
33 '
88 % 7 90 %
Sugar com.No par
64
V
7
12
5% Jun
50
Southern
11 Va
42%'
—1
.preferred.,
South
64%
15%
10%
•7: 4 Va
*49% '
-
-50
Southern California Edison
30
22% Aug 30
29
32% Feb
12 % Jan
8%
*15%
llVa
32%
com. 4.50
preferred
South Porto Rico
18
9
Carolina E & G Co
•"'•
31
*29%
72'/a
South Amer Gold & Platinum
17
*29%
,7
17
8
5%
'31
5,500.
9%
93a
9%
<
.7*71
17
5
9%
31
72%
14
52 Va Jan
65%
*101 7 102
*1017 102 7-;
9%
;
17%
5% Sep
36% Jun
10'A July 12
18% Dec
14
9%
*29%
85'r
9 % Jan
South
4,200
*71
143 Va Sep
2
Aug 16
47%
"
.15%
4%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc_—. -IS
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd_. .100
7% July
15%
11
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No
par
111% Apr
2
4% Apr 24
■746
*81
11
28
47%
85..;
19
30
12,500
46 Va
•7
72%
37% Sep
Jan
;
31
"65Va
7/ "*47 7'- 47%
>7* 101 v
102>
*80%
25% Apr
5% Dec
9%
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65 %>
,
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102
9%" :
'-
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25
11
44 Va
72Va:*'
19% Jun
118% May 24
>
85
25 Va Mar 15
29
33Va
44
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22% May 26
20
*101
9%
-731%
• •
Shares
33V4
46 >
*80
25% Nov 24
Jan
;/102 *i-:
47
7
per share
33%
*71
4
7% July 25
7 S
44%
.100
—
14
73% Jun
=
46%
-.47%
77
.100
preferred
7
'
7
-10
Feb
106
7/ 33 Va
45%
45%
'T
-20
,
14% Jan
16
34 Va
45
65
-20
^
»
preferred
4.20%
-
-25
&
33%
45
9% 'J
No par
Inc
33% ' 33% v;
45%
♦30
No par
Corp
$ per share
share
per
33%
♦101
CLOSED
—8
,
Steel
(A O)
Smith
STOCK
EXCHANGE
-1
Steel-,
Smith
_
80% Feb 23
,
&
$
44 Va
46%
No par
Corp
Co____
Sloss-Sheffield
39% May
16% Sep
Saw
Oil
Oil
>
'
—1
—
7 .,;
•
32%
:
-18
Corp——,
Co
Simonds
32% Mar 28
88
Mfg
94
Jan
Corp—,
King Coalition Mines
Simmons
Sep
—1
Sheraton Corp of America
46% Sep
' V,
May 29
76
Sheller
53% Feb
;
25
12
Oil
Silver
Feb
36 Va
1
17% July 13
5
Jan
6
2
31
18
17% Mar 19
3
75
6
No par
No par
Co—
Pen
I per share
"
No par
$4.25 cum preferred—
(Frank
G)
A)
S per share s '^.
No pa;
Shattuck
(W
t per share
—1
Corp—
*
Sharp & Dohme common
Jan
Mar 15
Oil & Gas
Steel
12% Feb
12% Jan
17
Sharon
31 % Aug 10
3
Oct
Shamrock
9
29
21% Feb
15
108
13
Par
2
26
29% Mar 21
July 13
36% Sep
27
Dec
35
24 Va July 12
28% July 13
Jan
4% Dec
2% Mar 31
62 Va
Jan
$ per share
73%
74%
73%
4.300'
-*147
73%
168%: 168%
:
.
,
.
X166 Vi
'
13%'
•
5,300
149.1/4
147
147
*147
149
100
116%
*166%
168
168
168
300'
"
Number 5051
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1213)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
;
STOCKS
Year 1950 ;
Lowest
:
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
■
$ per share
Lowest
r
$ per share
NEW YORK
Highest
$ per share
'
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
V
Saturday
V
EXCHANGE
V
Sept; 22
$ per share
Par
.
44
42% Feb
14
Mar 13
55 % Sep
59'
Dec_30
60%
Apr
76% Aug
70% Sep
2
58% Jun
V25% Jan
4
35
' Dec
18
104
\ 18% July 13
26
100
Dec
30
33% Mar 15
Jan
48
23
20
6
54% Nov 28
50
40
29
,.12% July 14
16,,. Sep
28
,;34
39% Feb
July 12
Feb 21
30% Apr 27
98;'
'' Jan
27
18
5
,
16% July 13
25% July 17
38% July 13
-93% Dec
Nov
101
'55% Feb 15
116% Oct 10
Apr
,
104 y4 Jan
17
20
Sep
20
20% Feb
8
28
Jun
27
2
42
Jan
18% Mar
10
96
4
99
Feb
9.1/
Sep
115% July 10
10% Jan
25
17% Dec
19
30
24% Oct
18
114% July 12
22% Dec
19
63% Apr
11
,56
Jan
.10
Jun
119% Jan
Jan
v
3
370
9% Mar 30
•
Nov
-
'•
10
July 16
21% Jan
14
355
17% Dec 30
8
23
29
25
Jun
101% Jun
9%. July 11
33% Jun 20
9% Jan
13
15% Mar
18% July 13
79
26% Apr
6
4
*88% May 31.
3
10% Oct 25
20
5
13% Jan
17
2
39
Jan " 2
43
,
2nd
.17
Jan
3
Nov
17
7% Apr
18
Jan
25
Jan" 13
15%
24%
3
4
3% Jan
5
13%.Sep
3
9
173%
173/8
17%
173/4
17%
17%
900
24%
24
;24 %
6,400
28%
29%
29
29%
29%.
2934
29
29%
28%.
29%
.14,600
61%
62
62
63
6334
6334
62%
623/41,
62%
62%
,1,400
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,500
*97
98
Dec
*116%
117%
116%
116%
117%
117%
j.
22%
22%
.22%
22%
22%
23%
25
*23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
27%
27%
*26%
27%
27%
623/4
62%
62%
63
63
12%
12%
12%
123/s
12 %
565
565
4
32
u
•
25
Nov
22
Jan,
6
13% Jun 27
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
20%
27
27
109-
109
preferred
100
109
Talcott
*16%
.Texas
(James).
Co
373/8
93
94
Texas
Gulf
28
Texas
Gulf
19
Texas Pacific
Coal & Oil
Land
28
-
30% Sep
r.
.
23% Mar
7
16% Sep.-28
14
6% Jan
2
11% Mar
7
4
Apr 28
21
25% Aug 31
31% Mar 29
44%'Sep
.
103
.
14 %
July 13
"15% Jun
15
Mar
29
4
.8% July 13
V
104 % Jan
3
110
/
Jun
20-
July .3
12
10% Apr
17% Dec
4% Jan
3
,,
Timken
Toledo
.
2
18
17
17
*16%
173/4
37%
37
373/8
36%
37%
943/4
93%
93%
93
93
8%
8'/4
8
420
900
7,800
.
400
'
13%
vv-.
36%
37
*93
12,800
94
8%
^8%
.
.
Sep 21;
2
26
27
■41
260
8%
>8% Jan •«
12
.
Jan
,•
Jan
t
16
,
26
123%
"
123%
121%
122
91%
*
26%
i,
263/8
102%
102 7/e
6,000
13%
26 %
300
263%
103
46
45%
124
115
46%
3,200
13,900
47%
7,700
137%
93
93%
91%
92%
29%
293/4
303/a
303/s
303/4
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
193/4
193/4
19%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
413/4
41%
42
41%
*13%
14
*13%
15%
5
n'3%
14
711
1
com..
11%
11%
*44%
45%
4%
4%
*73%
7%
4%
8
43%
8
.
11%
',45
4
——•—15
Inc
134
132%
92
*95
•
44
~
■97
S-4
4,900
43%
No par
*25%
25%
25%
25%
10
-42%
43%
42%
433/a
—5
21%
21%
213/a
21 %
Bearing.—;—No par
49%
50 V*
10%
10%
,
-Axle.
•
.(The)
49%
<
153%
47
13%
8,400
'1,750
11%
*13% ; 14(4
11%
11'A
45
*44
'
200
2,300
45
20
4
*4
43/8
700
73/4
*7%
7%
200
43%
433/a
\435/8
5,600
*94%
>
97
*23/4
*94%
r
2%
97
23/4
2%
253A
800
25%
21%
25%
*25 %
43
43%
42%
43
7,100
<21%
21%
20 3/4
21%
4,500
,50%
5,000
25%
/
•
50
49%
49%
493/8
49%
10%
,
10%
900
16%
44%
43%
.
43%
21%
"
:
0
19%
15%
4
;2%
-43%
19%
19%
*7%
97
*25%
.
9,600
44
11%
-43%
23/4
9,100
18
*44
4
*94%
1,200
303/4
13%
•/;•
113/8
■<7%
2%
94'
17%
15 %
14
7%
94
30%
<
42%
'
,45%
-4
<
19%
15%
11
97
2%
193/4
,42
*44%
44
433/4
*95
,
2%
10%
;10%
10%
103/4
49%
10%
r
300
10% /
»
6,600
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Saturday
Sept. 22 r
,
»•
Monday
,
STOCK
_
"21%'
"W,
I
"i
'
107%
19
*9%
,21%
21%
21%
/21%
27
14%
107 %
1073/4
1077/a
'20
AO
V9%/
•
.
215/a
*30 3%
31%
31
10%
10%
153/a
'15%
Underwood
55% r;55%
14%
•107 %
21%
.
-
14%
21%
,20%
1073/4
?9 V*
•83/4
29%
30%
29(4
293%
10%
10%
10
103%
.10%
15%
-
9%;
83/4
'
690
;
•20,400
21%
29%
•8%
5,600
"35,600
20%
^
213/a
10%
■
11,600
213%
1073%
20%-
21 %
"
Shares
26%
.14%
107%
203/a
21% .21%
21%
*25%
31
10%
tJdylite Corp (The)
93/4
Xl4%
107%
20%
20%
£
4
26a/4
15
14%
107%
20(4
21%
-r
21%
:
213%
21 (4
20%
'
*253/8
the Week
$ per share
21%
26%-
*25"%
.14%
20%
*
Sales,for
Friday
Sept.;28
.4 per share
>$ per share
^
21%
.14%
-20
21%
*.
Thursday
Sept. 2-7
Sept. 26
21 y*
*25(4
27;,..
14%
CLOSED
*
21%
22
*25'/4
EXCHANGE
———i-—No par
Coal .Co*.-.————~5-
Fox:j<\HmTCOmL_No par
Twin City Rap lransit com—No-par
•
5% conv prior -preferred
50
Twin
Coach Co——
1
21%
21 %
Wednesday
t
•
4 per share
21%
—5
Inc
/Tuesday
-Sept. 25
'
4 per share
$ per share
Pari
•
/// Sept. 21
*-2-
Airlines
preferred
y
46%
io35%..:
29%
Transue.& Williams Steel—-No par
Tfi-Continental" Cprp common^—1.
;$6
46%
18%
;<Vv?'
Truax-Traer
26 %
102%
*13
13%
18%
20th Century
16
13 % Jan
124
No par
-EXCHANGE ^
9
26%
26%
473/8
46%
Co
Roller
*13
6
103%
103/
*2%
preference
World
26%
13%:/:
*5%
No par
:
Products
26'
20% Sep
29 % Sep
R)
V
-Trans
$.
1
103 %
13
6
90%
Transamerlca Corp
.
*5%
STOCKS
;;
15
(J
Edison
,
,
27% Feb" 2
;,8%Sep
.
*16%
293/4
common„X-
NEW YORK
-v.-
?24% Feb
2
16%
18%
No par
Co
Timken-Detroit
19
110%.Feb
<..
Apr. 13
9% Oct
,
$3.50
28% Aug
15
Apr 25
.17% Jun 28
6
39
29
JJ02V2 Jun 26
29
cl3 % Apr -13
29% Jan 18
V
v
.'
22% Aug >14
19
25% Jan
34%
29%
Tide Water Associated Gil
10%-Sep 26
,16% Jan ,23
13
110%, May 17
11%
34%
90%
preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com_.No par
.
4 per .share
Nov
3
Jen
'418% July 17.
j. «8%. Jan .5
109%
*11 %
34%
*13
*73/a
•Highest
Ul% Jun
.-,
109%
11%
34%
50o
4%
.
3
4 per share
22
109%
11%
34%
100
convertible
'■
V .Lowest *
123
44%
Range Since Jan. 1
25% Dec .27
7
1083/4
11%
34%
8%
47%
Thompson
21
51% Sep
Jun
-•
109%
11%
8
26%
;
preferrfeiL___50
JThird Avenue Transit Corp_No~
$2.50
i
1
44% Sep
,25 y4 Mar
43
19% Dec 30
29
108%
—No par
Co
preference
joonv
Thermoid
,
3
35% Feb
1
v
The Fair
,
5
29
j(9%JMa
$ per share
1,200
Trust—
preferred
conv
$2.40
20 .-.Thompson
Jan
v-4 % Jan
18% Jun
15
■$ per share
26%
11%
*93%
•6
45
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities
$1.25
Sep 28
Range for Previous
•v
2,600
26%
35%
13%
26%
102
10
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
^
10
Sep
10
Nopal
Textron Inc common
8
11% Sep
46 %
27
Co
share certificates.
Texas &
7
Producing
Sulphur.;
Pacific
Sub
Texas
27
23 y2 Mar
28
2% Jun
•»
600
20% .21
26%
109%
8%
13%
25
28
30
Highest
550
21
26%
37
16%
36%
9
Corp
Sep
10
Lowest
550
203/4
27
T
Inc
48% Sep
,83% Apr
*
565
213/s
•29 % Apr
18% Jan
Year 1950
565
565
213/a
<
115
1
Dec
8,.100
16%
35
8
1,200
11%
*11%
11%
34%
1
643/4
11%
34%
11%
600
64%
12%
26%
21%
27
'
29
64%
11%
100
44%-Nov
v
*27
64
21,500
19
20% Nov 24
29
*27
-
54%
Feb
6
2,400
54%
;3% Jun
28
23%
55%
25
42% Feb
*23
54%
30
38% Dec
3
23
56
Mar 13
.95
23
553/8
% Jan4 2
6
46,400
56
8
18
.60
227/a
55%
13 % Sep
24
116%
22%
553/4
47
NOV
116%
23%
55
July 18
5% Feb
565
21
26%
3,200
1173/4
13
40
42% Dec
.
570
20%
88
59% Sep
20
103
2% Nov 10
570
___50
98
87%
22%
12%
....25
*97
88
*116%
•;
273/4
62%
_.__10c
98
87%
23%
1950—20
common—5
Co
*97
■8Q
2,700
8% Oct
8
94% Jan
■
98
87%
5%
5
Jun
7
*97
88
39%
5% Dec
,
5% July 13
98
873/4
*5%
35% July 23
18
*97
88
38%
19v
16y8 July
%.,Qct 20
17%
5%
42% Oct
-
4,000
17%
100
11,300
,
24%
—
103 y2 Mar 10
12% July
5% Jan
17%
17%
/
39%
25
36% Jan
4,100
v'
173/a
Inc
7
24% Jun
•
19%
95
53/4
76Jan
,17
42%
19%
*93
39%
Dec~27
.11
42
193/s
95
38%
19%
1
42%
19 Vo
*94
.
38%
30
1
425/a
19 >/4
37%
Jun
Apr
17%
94
42%
19(4
-
36%
137% Sep
Apr
19%
36%
10
14
94
42%
42%
19%
*5%
Jan
21% Dec 26
7,000
36%
80
43
47
5
Nov
3
46%
,
5
89% Sep 22
3
4634^
Telautograph Corp
85
30
46%
Tennessee
14
Jun
46%
100
.24%
Sweets Go of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co
25
21
Feb
7% Jan
600
17%
Symington Gould Corp
July 17
14
400
14%
18
2
34% Mar
30% Jan
43
14%
11
90% Mar 15
17
43
14%
.24 %
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_.No par
v:$4 preferred
.No par
44
-
4334
1.4%
17%
3
63
10
*43
14%
'
6% Sep
25
39% Nov 24
43%
14%
•■•'.
,6,100
•
39% Sep
23 % Jan
Oct~17
.97% NOv 25
54%
100
ser
Texas
63% July 13
20% Feb 16
233/4
54%
14
44% Jun
,
233/a
55%
2
4% July
25% Dec 29
2334
2
9
12%.July
Feb
2,500
23%
*54%
■
•
12.50
pfd
Paper
.'
15
16,700
(
15%
24%
96
42%
173/4
98
153/a
•/ 45%
45%
*94
'4434
44
*97
153/4
*42%
14%
45%
|.
98
155/a
55%
*55
.
43%
96
y
11% July 11
4% Nov 30
*42
43
15%
.
233/4
55%
'*14%
-.143/8
45
*94
24
*54%
*96%
98
153%
25
1
.
23%
55
44%
Swift International Ltd..
,
V
17%
19
Sep
95 y2 Mar
10% May
2
233/4
,44%
*96%
15%
243/4
27
Sop
433/a
98
15%
14,800
17%
common:
Biscuits
4.40%
43%"
*96%
87%
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp.
8
2
4434
.43%
.
66%
243/4
preferred
Corp
Sutherland
18
Jan
43%
16%
*14%
No par
Sunshine Mining Co..j.
*
28% Aug 13
109% Sep 26
28
7% July
Oil
Sunshine
40
•86
A -4%%
28
Sep
32,700
No par
18
23% Jan
18
Jan
Class
Sunray
.
preferred
common...
conv
24% Feb
673/8,
,
24
preferred series A
13% Jan
5Va Jan
Co
5%%
10% July 24
Jun
series A
Oil
4% %
32
Apr
4
40% Oct ' 5
3
26
$4.50
Sun
29
570
67
17%
comomn.
64% Sep
•:•
66%
-.
No par
Corp
Chemical Corp
15
Mar 14
"16% Jun
67%
173/4
10
Jan
66%
•?' 17%
24% Jan
Sep
67%
19%
.
29
...
14,200
67
19%
Sunbeam
10
26
July 13
8% July 12
22
733/4
42%
5
24'/a Sep
18
11% May 11
49
195
17 y2 Jan
.
.
527/a
73%
:_5
Sun
.
19
16% Jan
523/8^
74
__15
7
4
52%
73%
98%
43
'
.
2
Apr
52%
74-
433/4
23%
Stone & Webster—No
par
Studebaker Corp
l
64% Sep. 18
67 % Jan
9
523/4
73%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5%
prior preference..
.20
7
,12% May
52%
74y4
15%
*54
■
Shares
52%
'
f
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
,
733/4
43%
CLOSED
Friday
Sept. 28
,
$ per share
51%
*96%
EXCHANGE
1
Spring. common___l
■&. Cn Inc
Stewart-Warner' Corp
14
35 % Mar
Steel
Stevens 4J P)
2
25% Apr
10% Jun 29
18
•
STOCK
100
1/ Sterling Drug Inc common...—..5
3%%
preferred —_
x__100
4
49% Jaa
2
25% July 30
7
Jan
Sep 28
11
19 ya Jan
72% Oct 25
xl22.
3
28
:17
11% Nov 24
1
15% Feb
Jun
14% Jun
7
Mar
13
16
A 47
10
common
Sept.-27
share
74%
-66%
4% convertible preferred—
50
Starrett Co (The) L
__No par
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
_1
56% Feb
2
of
preferred series A___
Ry Equip Mfg Co
$ per
'513/a
66%
Standard
44 % Feb
v
Oil
50%
Thursday
Sept. 26
$ per share
15
3%%
-
Stand
S per share
74
18
15% Jan
20% Sep 28
23% Apr 27
71
25 % Apr
39% Apr
24
36% Oct
.,'8% July 17
.
90
9
9
9
36 ya Jan
:
f1% Apr 21
8,% Dep 18
3
16% July
10
Standard
10
Aug
29
V, 13 % July 16
103% Nov 24
f
10% Jun
;
17
2
37% Jun
Dec
: 12
25
July
% July
1,
26% Mar
,
Jun
Sper share
Wednesday
Sept, 25
25
Jersey__
Tuesday
- -
Sept. 24*
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana.—Standard Oil of New
6
105% Mar
14
Standard Oil of California
7
45% Sep
96% July 30
■
Aug 17
Oct
13
10
Monday
' ;
16,900
2,200
9
29%
-
650
10 %
5,000
U
10
Feb
21
13% Jun 22 "i
•*39% July 14
.
.47% Dec
:
10% July 17
■26% Jan 13
.
'
13
2
15% Mar
•47% Jan
19
Jan
2
58
2
39% Nov 24
40% July 17
12 y4 Jan
37% Jan
10
55% Dec
110% Oct 30'
114
July
11
53% Mar 28
105% Jun
30
.103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
"96
Jan
103
Jan
24
24% May
84
.107% Nov 28^
35% Dec
2
30;
" Jun
27
t«105
18
'•98
•50
: Jan
9
54
-Aug 21
-47
./3lx. May 12
,..S8
vDec-30
% Jan 13
-106% Jan
3
"25
Jan
37% Dec
112
25
.
"79 % July 11
J
23
i
•'*
29
48
32
4
j
3% Jan
58
'.July 17
16
Mar 29
July 18
50 %
July 12
14% July 18
22% July 13
Oct
50,
18
3% Jun
19
Mar
Mat
42
v
Sep
3
Feb
2
«40-Jan
9
41% "May
1
52
112% Jan tv 2
3!
131
,
Apr 13
13
.'
21
■
31
61%
97%
38%
-25 2
1033/4
>
78% Mar
25
Sep
3
69% Jan
xl9
21
53% Oct 20
66% Nov
46 y4
2
9
13
20
July
2
73% Feb
25% Sep
25
29% Apr
July 12
1
18% Feb
1
22% Sep
20
20
20
29 y4 Apr
18
26% Jan
30
16% Dec
18
13
24
14 %
July
17% May
13
23% Jan
12
17% Jan
12
22% Sep
12
42
24
38% Apr
2
61% Sep
Jun
18
106% Feb
19% Sep
20
Nov
21% Oct 24
181% July 19
8 % Jan
3
4
10
135
Jun
189
Mar
99
7
2
19
3
Apr 21
24% Feb
20% Nov 27
Jan
88
54 % Jan
59 y2 Jan
2
12
24% Mar
5
104% Jan
4
124
2
171% May 29
185
16
12% May 24
19
Feb
16
28
1
13
Jan 26
Jan
17
14% Dec
64% Dec
29
58% May 19
70
Jan
25
19% May 24
28% Jan
16
22% Nov 25
footnotes see
page
22.
100
*91
.
$4.50 preferred
United -Board & Carton
.
United
Carbon
.28
.Nopar,
*104%
.
•.
U S Leather Co common
llOO
5
100
No par
*38%
38%
32-%
32%
32%
473/8
'
61%
34
*33
28%
32%
107/
17%
;
62 (4
35%
283/a
'
118 %
28%
120
*17
118%
;
32
,
y
106
106
.4%
4%
4/4
45%
45%
■45%
4%
•4%
4%
10%
*93/4
10 %
81%
*80%
81%
-4%
10
80%
*32
343/4
4%
•4%
27%
47%
38
32%
104
27%
114
17%
43%
45%
32
*104%
107
61%
45
32%
31%
61
45(4
'
114
.<17%
4%;
...
32
33%
33%
43/8
453/4
•283/a
122
.
*104%
■
*103%
17%
61%
*17%
61%
45%
4%
80%
273/4
-37%
'
104
*116
32
; .9%
.
1033/4
39%
1041%
47%
107
.-*171/4
<
17%
601/2
61
32
32
.4%
*45
500
4%
39,900
451/4
700
43/8
80%
4%
43/8
4%
45,300
93/4
'
10
93/4
*93/4
10%
800
81%
*80%
*80%
,81%
80
23%
233/4.
23 %"
23%
23%
24%
24
24
23%
23%
7,300
50%
& Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Paramount Theatres
1
Certificates of interest
1
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
$4.50 1st preferred—1
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
preferred—u
Machinery com
4%% preferred--.
38%
32%
-4%
..
United Engineering
7%
*104
■
■62 3/4
3 '4
No par
,--20
38%
32%
32%
17%
62
United
U S Gypsum Co common
107
*17
No par
Fastener
*117
39
104
38
28
..
120
..32
Corp__7_iO
Co.—
U S Hoffman
28%
120
——100
..No par
.
393/8
104
47
104
60%
*108i/2 1093/4
*96% 400
*•91%
923/4
47%
104
50%
()01/2
(
101% 1011/2
47%.
104
50'A
-
923/4
39%
104
,
.153/a
101%
103%
/47%~~-
55%
15%
100
*91'%
397/8
104(4
•(
*97%
*101
102 %
15
55%
:
1093/4
104%
*103%
,——
'
93
613/4
108 %
39%
32
jpf eferred
100
*91%
*101
14%
'
•60%
*
104(4
37%
•4 % %
,
393/4
32%
United Biscuit of America
109%
*97%
93
39%
<>61%
*108%
15
xl5
104% 105%
39%
104.
%« •51%
61 (4
;
.1013% ,1013/4
37%
Cig^-Whelan Btores com..306
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
——1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
1% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
May 22
613/4
313%
United-Carr
22
.50%
37%
5
22
493/4
9
75% convertiblfi 'preferred——100
vSHnited Air 'Lines line common___10
6
-4% Jan
I"
;.
^
United Aircraft-Corp common
Sep
12% Jan
50
Union Tank^Car'Co—.—:—-—No par
j
non-cumulative ^preferred—50.
4% Feb
2
Jan
51%
47%
--4%
17
9% Mar 26
153/8
<*97%
<-
*100% ,102
Union Pacific RR Co Jcommon—_J50
64% Sep
36
92
.
55%
15%
><
♦108% lQ93/4
97%
92
rseries—.—No par
55%
;
61%
62
1093/4 1093/4
<;
15%- .153/a
51
•51%
V
15 3%
47%
Apr
Jan
51
15%
-553%, ,<553/4
15%
■j
15%
56
47%
,
Mar 13
109;
$3.50
Union Qirof iJCaJifDrnia..
10
109% Jan
-Preferred
15%
56
'
•
15 y8 <15%
Preferred -$4 series——'—No par
7
13
25
4
106% May 23
For
107
.
11
49%.Feb
43y8Jun
3
4
8% Jan
17
26% Jan
14% Jun 30
90% July 26
46yaJan
July
Mar 17
Jan
735?' Mar, 3
12
Jan
4% May 31
•
.6
44 y2 Mar 13
12% Aug 21
99
io:,
Sep 28
3
\ 11% Mar
15 Ye July
15 ya July
27% July
9
15% Aug 22
20
8% May 22
39
V
2
Corp
•
Jpn 30
•
Dec
Sep
29% Jan
102
13
18 y4 Dec
■66% July 30
112% Feb
96
29
22%: Jan
21
Sep
102
v.36- • Jun 29
-«26,y2 July .2
.i
52
■,
19
8
27,
.101%. July
15% Sep
29
Jun
"99% Jan
-Mar-29,
111% Sep
2% July 12
36% July 11
'
-
1'\
Mar 20 '
:/24%Dec 27..33.
32 % July 12
:■ i
.<•
18.
103%.Dec 28
24% July 17
106 -.Dec 18
:sr 7%Mar 28
r>
Dec
.
Jun
96.% July 24
4
./ 33% Apr
,v<81
•
29
97% Aug
90%: Jan 30
4
7
;
May 11
"
13% Jan .10
\
^.i.No par
Union ,Asbestos & Rubber Co..—.8
vUnion Bag & Paper Corp.—No par
Union Carbide & Carbon-:—No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ^er—No par
t\ Preferred $3.70 series.
No pa*
3
50%
51%
513/4
523/4
52%
52
52
51%
51%
600
%
67%
653/4
67%
67%
68
66%
653/4
661%
12,300
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
27.200
27%
27%
2=7%
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
15%
153/4
9,700
221%
15%
21%
15%
22%
22%
15,700
66%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
15%
X22
65%
153/4
223/8
•
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5
"
60
102
20%
115
'
*22 %
223/4
58%
100 %
59
100%
223/4
20%; 20%
117%
203/a
115%
115%'
*173% 178
*173%
178
*100%
22%
"
593/4
*22
59%
102'"
v
102%
/
15%
1
<*64%
64%
*63
26%
27;''<
15%
26%
22%
59i/4
'573/4
102%
*102%
*21 %"
22%
1,100
57%
4,200
103
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
116%
118%
117%
118-1/4
115%
*173%
178
220
117
*173%
178
"
15%
,t
22%
58
102%
3,600
*173%
178
15%
15%
15%
153/a
64
62%
62%
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63
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
153/8
15%
*61
26%
20%
15%
700
4,300
'«
1.800
62%
20
26%
10,900
t
r
Volume 174
Number 5031
.
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.
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19
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Highest
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f
10
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16
105
23
26
Mar 24
26
f-'HJin
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33% Jan
25
39% Apr
13
Otis
9
17% Sep
13
21% Jan
12
Outboard
U'i J'».> v%
1?
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Jars
H
1o% Feo
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TO
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27
73% Feb
2
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ri
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io
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21
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July 13
64% Feb
Apr
6
44
Feb
3
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26
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66% Mar 10
-to
28% Apr
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143% Ju.yJl
2% Jun 29
IX
31% Mar 27
149% Jan
18
111% May 33
161
twp
26
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103
18
Jan
SU7
3% J
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4
T*
4% JaB
17% Dec
38
19
19% Apr
17
37% O t
>4% Jan
13
44% Mar 20
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10?
Aug 36
8HFVU
I
Mar
f % IX
17% Feb 24
22% Of 4
39
46%
July 30
IS Mar 21
Fisheries
34% Aug 29
Pacific
Coast
Co
1st
preferred
2nd
6
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Mills
1
Pacific
Pacific
Tin
Teleg
3
140
Feb
20
8% Mar 16
8% Mar
13% Apr
4%
July 23
59% Aug 3
104% Jan 18
42%
41%
41%
*41 Va
23%
24%
24%
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15
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52
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109
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29
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112
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19
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19
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10
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94
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25
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16
91
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19
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13
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9
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71%
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8
27
40 %
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25%
110
120
25%
,
25
4
14
34% Mar 23
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Feb
23
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4
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22 %
40
72
13
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119
,
5
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97
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19
5
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106
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40
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24
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9
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Pfeiffer Brewing Co.
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97
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100
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Petroleum
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71%
9
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700
7
7
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13
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110
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44
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43
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43
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60
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18
30
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58%
99
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Pfizer
44
58%
8
54%
5
Pepsi-Cola
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1
121% Aug
3
72% Sep 19
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100
7%
3%
10
19
3
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113
41% M«f 27
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56%
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8
533/4
50
12% Jan
22% Mar 12
99
3%
25
RR
28
3
8
56%
77/a
55%
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
18% Jan
Jun
26
100
'
Peoria
36% July
IX
38 Va
3%
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27
10
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54%
____100
30% Sep
23% Sep
38%
3%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56
Apr 13
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9
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56%
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Pennsylvania
July 20
100
44,700
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..
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>
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6
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99
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56
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18
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5%
18
27% Aur
26% Jau
29
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prior preferred
Penn-Dixie
9
7,200
56%
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'.
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Ford.
27% Mar 10
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203%
21
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56
,
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20%
55%
55%
30 Va
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&
21%
5
.
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99
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10
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6
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5
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3
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8
11
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90
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35
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17
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5
36% Mar 17
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109
137
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5
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conv
440
233/4
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Patino Mines & Enterprises
5%
42 Va
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52
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7% Jun
41%
33%
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50
42%
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38
109
60
42
24
33%
14
19% Jun
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59
42
52
lb
29
59
40
24%
52
8% Jan
39
58%
33
21% Feb
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23% IX
34
38 %
13% Jun 29
•
32 Va
33%
18
17
1,200
33
51%
20
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38%
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96
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Davis
Parker
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96
16
51%
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4
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18%
97
52
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18%
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1
Airways
Pictures
Utah
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7
39% Sep 20
18%
38%
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Car
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Jan
5,609
33 Va
557/a
57
88
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300
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85
87%
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55%
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53%
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18%
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51%
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May 24
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5
57
18%
25
39
21
9% Jan
57
80
38%
88%
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23%
57
28%
15%
18%
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97%
29
87%
97
23
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8
3
33
5
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10
31% Jan
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11
29
3A* Aug 23
32%
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21
2
32%
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10%
Jun
11
15%
10
Jun
2% July
97
15%
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7
40% Jan
18%
97
*15%
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World
ts
97
18%
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15%
97%
85
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10%
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38%
17%
18%
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88%
89%
15%
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98
84
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com
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Motor
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»
22
18%
18%
87%
♦10%
29
38%
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88
*97%
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Bales for
the Week
3 per share
10%
97%
10
preferred
Packard
Pan
38
Dec
18%
18%
10%
29
38%
84
87%
Panhandle East Pipe L com ,_No par
4%
preferred
100
7
18
40
Feb
*80
88
97%
33%
18
84
87%
100
Wtestern
29
18
*80
10%
*26
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
No par
Pacific
8% Jan
38
Thursday
$ per share
No par
Corp
Telep &
preferred
6%
29
No par
No par
non-cum
prefererd non-cum
5
Mar
*26
*10%
10
common
64% Mar
113
*97%
10%
5
49% Feb
151% Jan 30
97%
29
38%
'
$ per share
98
18
CLOSED
100
Inc
3
34% Mar
EXCHANGE
No par
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric
19
46% Jun
'•11% Jan
conv
14
26% Ju.j 11
f
Dec
•
f
Amer
10%
37%
12.50
com
Pacific
6% Feb
*»% July 18
25
Mar IS
94
Inc
4%
6
22% Sep
24% Jatt 1#
4
Products
1
19 % Feb
19
2.50
Co
101% Mar
cum
STOCK
—No par
Glass
29
4% Jun
11
27
Mfg
—
May 24
4% Jun
6
Mn
Jim
•
3
Sep 26
17
9% Dec
17
35% July 23
&
$ per share
10%
<'26
No par
Marine
Co
Pabco
15
1«% Jan
tr&
10% Jj
Mar 21
37
27
at
'
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21
53
41
i
28
%
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 20
97%
*
.
SALE
*15
io
A__100
10
Sept
$ per share
k
■•
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 24
I per share
6
common
preferred
Collins
Owens-Illinois
fuv 27
(5
«wp
Sep
(The)
AND
Monday
Sept. 22
Elevator
Outlet
6
89% Aug 30
fe*
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27 H Ju f 11
4
Aug
Oppenheim
14% July 19
17% Jan 10
3
%
May 28
Corp
convertible
8%
M
a*
5H Ju
5
S3
71% IX
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Omnibus
2
Jan
24
i
7% Jan
13% Jan
81
Saturday
-
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lit*
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LOW
STOCK
S per share
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rh »*»
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YORK
EXCHANGE
Apr
111
30 V* Jan
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STOCKS
NEW
Monday
HIGH
SALE
t per share
111%
>
106
111 Va
*110%
*99
99%
99%
*105
40
100
V
300
106%
60
Friday
Sales for
Sept. 28
the Week
Thursday
Sept. 26
Sept. 27
$ per share
$ per share
/
,
106
Wednesday
$ per share
-
*110%
.
420
PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 21
t per thare
AND
'A
.
Shares
tper share
Fhfa & Reading Coal & Iron
1
14%
14%
14 y4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,000
Philco
3
25%
26%
257/a
26%
26%
26%
25%
263/4
26
26%
22,600
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common
5
4% preferred
100
*86%
48%
88%
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88%
88%
88%
89%
89%
V, 48%
49%
100%
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Corp
common
3%%
3.90%
preferred
series
Pitts
C
C
St
&
CLOSED
100
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:
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■
49 % f
49V4
100%
'
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48%
49
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1003/4
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98
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98
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17
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17
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153/4
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17
97'
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97
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97
*95%
97
*95%
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49V4
' 49%
49%
50 V*
5
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15%
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38
*37%
38
No par
*98%
99
*98%
99
2
16%
17
17
100
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A' *14%
15%
25
common
RR
Co com._No par
38
37%
38
100
17
97
50%
32,700
15
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15
39
39
38%
39
99
98
98
163/4
16%
16%
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99
16%
16%
16%
*110%
*110%
*110%
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37%
1,500
50
1,600
~
373/4
2,700
38%
373/4
38%
98%
98%
99
49»/4
37%
37%
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15%
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—
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
100%
-
/ 38%
38
17 A
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50%
50
98
90
98
97
15 Va
*95%
*
No par
com
Louis
Chem
Pitts Coke &
48%
100
100
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips
Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
100
STOCK
EXCHANGE
♦87
»
48%
49
48%
483/4
3,900
19%
20
20 Va
3,400
■
9»
Mar 17
m
**» 23
91
24% July J1
14% Ju.> 17
40
tx 29
17% Jun
144
Mar
163
Mar 24
1
33%'Juiy It
T
Mar 39
1)% Ju.| |7
71 *
Jan
3
74% Not 2ft
194
Maf 21
Ix
14
4?% Ort
14
f %
July
l>t
Aug
37% Jan
IX 21
14% Dee
i«"S
8% July
15
6
Ada 24
6;% Jti:y 26
30
32
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145
IX
30
Jan
9
100
6
25
51
Sep 28
Sep 17
22
Feb
3
6
155
Jan
17
8
25
174
Feb
1
2
2
70% July 24
?«% X* 27
IT HJua
Jun
148
7
174
July
74
Jan
2
23% July 10
!J7% Sep 27
52% Sep 26
11
Sep 2j,
30
Jan
17
132% Jan
9
Jan
18
33% Jan
3
98
$5
Pitts
convertible
preferred—No
Consolidation
Coal
July 74
*%6e|i 30
May 14
21% IX 30
5%%
Pittsburgh Young &
Pitts ton
3
4
36% Aug 23
UH Apr 19
82% 6w 23
11% Jan 27
16% IX
#«% July 2
15% Jun 28
13% IX
14% Mar
IS
1 % Mar 21
27
July
8s
Mar 22
LI % Jun
Bi
J
27
Jan
4
21 % Jm
30
24% Juif »
116% No*
«
86
M% IX
19
19
Poor &
14% Feb 28
17
4%%
Jan
U
Procter
25% ha* 24
17% Jun
2
29
80
29% Jan 31
95
30% Feb 19
1
7
tit*
M
Apr
14
24% May 24
30% Aug
in
Apr
2#
110% May 25
119% Feb
60% Jun
23
80% Jun 21
91% Feb 13
9
21% Jan
24 V, Aug 21
39% Feb
3
34
183% Mar
9
97% Jun 29
2
May 24
t»H *«* 13
41% Apr
2s % Fen
27
4$% IX 36
48% Mar 29
2
14
Sep
U
27% Jatt
1
11% Juu
1S^% Jan
10A
34% Jan 29
27% Feb
107
60% Sep
110
f
7: % Jaa
13
7
10
May 23
Publlcker
$4.75
Public
4.64%
3%%
9
24%
24%
24
245/a
23%
24 Va
8,900
73 y4
72% ' 72%
73
73
76
76%
75% '
753/4
76%
25%
26%
26%'
*11%
♦137%
27
27 Va
*26
27
♦26
■•*137%
142
76%
27%
26%
137%
28%
137%
27 %
142
273/4
12
♦11%
139 Va
10
27 %
27%
3,900
*11%
11%
12
33%
34
33%
343/a
34%
34 Va
*50%
53
*50%
53
51%
51 Va
17%
18%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
Power
1,300
14
14
14 Va
14'/a
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14 Va
4,300
Co
10
♦11%
12
34
34%
*50%
53
100
10,700
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
12%
12%
13
*35%
36%
36
36 Va
♦35%
36%
353/4
353/4
35%
353/4
400
66%
67 J/4
66%
67 %
67
67%
68
69
68%
69%
5,100
5
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 %
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
7,600
90
90
90
90
90
90
25%
25%
253/4
26
26
26%
4,100
28%
28%
28%
27%
28
3,700
com
♦90
10
Indlana__No par
preferred
preferred
100
100
13 Va
"
No par
of Colo
'
91
'
*90
'
25
•
25%
25%
27%
28%
28 Va
•111
83
112
♦111
83
*
*83
91
*
•
25%
28%112
28'/a
,*111
111
" 111%
83 Va
83
83
*
111
23
23%
23%
$1.40 dlv preference com__No par
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
100
99
100 V4
/■
80
111%
•110
50
83
83
23
23%
23%
9,100
26%
26%
preferred
340
83%
83%
23%
com
2,700
No par
of
26%
26%
6,900
(The)
common
♦99
60
100
101V*
100
*99
100%
No par
Inc
conv
•136%
•11%
12
23 Va
5%
.800
34
23%
Oil
1,300
26%
*26
53
23 Va
4.08%
76
33%
No par
Pullman
72%
75%
No par
B
Pub Serv El & Gas
Pure
220
72%
A
*50%
45 V*
45%
45Va,
46V4
46
46%
46
46%
46
463/4
8,900
No par
55 V4
56 Va
55%
56 V4
56
57%
563/4
57%
57%
57%
14,000
100
106%
107%
♦107
107%
107%
107%
29%
*29
29%
preferred
*100
107
146
16% J*ft
24%
23%
♦72%
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
9
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
Feb
Jan 23
Feb •
20,800
76%
2
48
10%
24%
29
199
29
10%
'72 Va
No par
S
10%
75%
Purity Bakeries Corp
9
103/4
72%
5
29
11
1573/4
23%
preferred series A..50
Co
9,900
10%
.
157%
"
1
preferred
cum
51%
11
10%
27
"40
157%
51%
10%
V
155
157%
52%
51%
142
Industries Inc
Serv
*151
513/4
51
26%
Gamble—
Public Serv Co
155
60
52%
51%
10%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com.
conv
*151
100
51%
51
31% Feb
Jt«
it
13
Feb 21
48% May
1*0% Jun
«
t:v«j«a
19
r*% Aug 31
23% Jun 25
91
30
if % Jut
Feb
1
26% Mar 31
159
100
3
Electric
&
19%
20 /
155
*157%
*137%
Pocanuntau
Co class
Potomac
16% Jan 17
27
3«. % Jun
10*% IX Si
2: % July If
19% Jan
•
*151
5
Creex
41% Jan
Jun
62% July
5% % feb
27
Pond
SS
19
IX
28
19%
155
159
1
Plymouth Oil Co
Feb
67
20
*151
Ash pfd—100
(The)
Co
Inc
13% Jan
4
10% Jun 29
71% IX 29
23% IX 19
23% IX 18
Ort
9
34
14
193
IX
19
12
Plough
48%
*157%
25
9
19%
19%
*97
159
100
2
49
155
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Feb
31% Jan 18
19%
A
99
48
48%
*151
100
14% Apr
*97
99
-
*157%
1st series prior pfd
3lVi Jan
147
48
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw <fc Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
21% July 17
10 v4 Jan
*97
Pitts Ft
18% Jim
25
par
1
Co
*107
29Va
33%
29%
34%
33%
33%
33%
♦144%
146%
*144%
*27%
28
*27%
27%
*27%
par
23%
24
23%
24
par
76 %
77%
77%
77%
1
1
100
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4% "•
4%
146
<
100
33 Va
146
*29
29%
33%
33%
14-1%
145
.
•107
♦29%
300
108
'400
29%
33
5,100
34
144
144
70
27%
27%
27%
300
23%
23%
23%
23%
47,500
77%
77%
77%
78%
1,300
4%
4%
4%
4%
76,200
4%
4%
4%
4%
36,100
27%
27%
23%
24
77%
77%
4%
4%
R
in? If
90
M*
•
July 18
2#
24% Sep 17
12
Mar *
9
4% Sep 25
2% Apr
»
100
r
N*
3
Juiy 13
May If
191% im 19
93
Jun
SS
It
33
Jen
t
IS
M
»% Feo
103
Jan
a
9
43% Sep 20
Radio Corp of America com—No
93.50 1st preferred
No
RKO Pictures Corp.
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
Baybwtoe-Manha*tan —„
*0
oar
•94V"
*42%
94%
.
43
'
.
►94
42%
,4%
94%"'i
43
(X4%
|%
42%
"43%
94%
*94
42 Va
,
42.%,..,
94
*42%
94
150
,
500
53
V
X
f w
;■
-
!■
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1212)
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
I^evlous
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1950
-
Lowest
Highest
t per share
$ per share
$ per share
x24% Jan
25
49 3/i Dec
21
30 Yn Jan
13
36% Dec
30
45% May 24
333/4 July
3
20 % Jun
29
28 % Dec
30
25% July 20
32% Feb
35
Jun
19
39% Feb
9
30
July
3
31
30
16% Nov
18
July 17
18% Dec
21
17
Feb
16
Feb
3
193/4 Feb
7
203/4 Feb
1
Reed Roller Bit Co
21% Jan
5
Reeves
12% Feb
8
14% Mar 28
10% Jun
15
44
37
35% Aug 22
34% Mar 22
1
Rayonler Inc common.
$2
preferred
28
Reading Co common.-'
60
4ft
non-cum
Jst preferred—50
4ft
non-cum 2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
12 % Mar 30
Jun
21
Jun
29
20 3/8 Dec
19
153/8 Jun
25
7
Jan
6
9% Dec
16
7% Sep
22
Feb
9
283/4 Jun
22
July
3
12% Oct
23
:
27
;
•
8
Reis
8
/
5
Reliable
9
Reliance
Feb
2
22% Sep
17
Conv pfd 3 % ft series
Remington-Rand common
62% May 15
14% Feb
14% Jan
2
93% Aug 22
Jan
11
Aug
1
20
64
100
Jan
20
10% Jan
13
19% Dec
27
16% July
2
223/a Feb
5% Jan 25
16% Dec
28
30
10% July
3
33/a May 21
163/4 Jan
53/8 Jan
113/4 Feb
1
3
July 13
3/4 Jun
30
23 % Jan
13
8
103
90
11% Sep
35% Jun
29
49 % Feo
2
July 19
1183/4 Jan
5
111
13
.117% Dec
30
143/4 Jan
3
323/s Nov
24
27% Jun
25
July 13
7% Nov
24
6% Jun
28
20% Jan
100
43% Dec
13
38% Jan
6
Jan
3
Dec
18
83/< Dec
15
13% Jan
23
Dec
15
39% Jan
7
39% Dec
27
50
Jan
10
32
94% Jan
5
IO43/4 Dec
150
9
19
21
27
Jan
5
24
9% Jun
47% Nov 20
34% May
8% Feb
25
Jan
25
139
41
Jan
86
Jun
2
103
July
Jan
45
102
14% Dec
18
com
Metals
Co
series
21% May
2
com....No par
preferred—100
>
107
Aug 30
7'. '
Feb
15 5/8 Jan
11
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
3
60
8% Jan
3
10
32% Aug
99% Dec
28
96
Apr
13
Nov
20
41
Apr
4
23% Oct
9
Corp
Mills
&
4ft
123/4 Feb 21
39% Nov 24
Oil
Rochester
23
Gas
*40%
\
24%
*23%
10
*57%
213/s
*95
10
21 %
98%
*95
9%
59
*57%
21%
21
98
(.
Controls
El
Co
20%
203/4
21%
21/4
"21%
15%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
11,300
5%
6/8
5%
5%
5%
53/4
30,800
113/a
11%
11%
11 %
11%
10%
Ronson
Art
Co
Works
(The)
63%
23434
65%
62
235
*100
4,900
6%
11,600
62%
12,200
62%
228
*222
228
120
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,900
34
333/4
34
33%
34
33%
34
3334
34%
20,700
v
*40%
43%
*40%
43%
*40%
91
*88
*40%
43%
43%
90 %
90%
104%
104%
104%
104%
32 3/8
33%
33%
333/4
33%
34
34
34%
2,300
57%
583/4
•>58%
58%
58
58%
57%
59
4,500
*26 %
.27%
*26%
*
26%
•
6%
6%
34%
*89
6%
32
105%
*154
*26%
63/8
6 %'
.32
18%
100
6%
10,700
4,700
18%
18%
32%
323/4
32%
59%
156
*151
..." 154
103
*100
103
*100
4,200
3,100
;
103
10%
33%
*150
25%
10%
230
26%
*100
:
59 %
10%
18%
32%-
500
31%
154
18%
25
/•
V.
GO
*10%
183/4
33%
31 %
/
154
18%
.
.; 25
25%
103
•
18%
.
185/8
32%
156
*100
103
t
18%
32%':^33
156
90%
106
'
27%
6%
34%
90/2
105%
*26%
6%
33
91
105
27%
6%
35
18%
•;
'32%
v.
'*58
1
30 %
6%
10%
-
18
No par
200
30%
7
63%
228
2,500
21,800
10%
35%
32
1
(Jacob)
Ruppert
64
230
11
43
113
10%
18% >-18%
1
Inc
6%.
'
100
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid
Metal
•
*152
preferred series A
7
42%
113
12.800
57%
..
No par
20
10
16,300
98
32%
35
1
Corp
59
21/4
*95
10%
90
./6%
common...
1,900
20%
61%
43%
26%
.
9%
6%
230
105%..
57%
,
100
24
10%
32%
20
&
Haas
26% Sep
Mar 22
*23%
8%
153/8
6%
.61%
33 3/«
No par
Inc
20% May 29
13
4,600
*7%
20%
,
230
■-
9%
Company
No par
Antelope Copper Mines new..
Rohm
17%
7%
24%
21%
98%
11%
30%
61%
•222
r_10
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
34% July 12
i
21 ®/8
6
11%
1
Common
160% Aug 29
17
7%
"
1
3
173/8
8%
15%
.
6%
6%
Manufacturing Co
20
1,600
20%
.
15%
11
59
213/a
*95
20%
"
6
90
/ May 11
123/8 Apr
1
July 13
14%
105
1
61
8
20%
10
*57%
98 %
1
100
28
43% July 28
59.,''
21%
100
Apr
:'
V
213/8
*95
series
Feb
23
59
•
9%
59
'■
series
19% Feb
19
July 13
*57%
9% j.
4.50 ft
93% Jan
100
Corp
prior pfd
convertible
Robbins
May 12
10
19%
30%
Roan
107
93/4
19%
6%
17
Mar 17
*23%
*23% ..,24%
200
19%
30/8
21
16% July
24%
93% •'> 93/4
8%
400
1
19%
'17
"
7
24
31
: *23%
193/4
31
6% Sep
233/8 Jun 22
31% Dec 27
173/a
*7%
.193/4
30%
Rltter
,
17%
19%
-30 3/s
Richfield
107% Nov 27
200
17%
*19'.
,
30%
10
13
15%
30%
623/4 Sep
30 % Feb
Jan
12
15%
43%
2
July 13
603/4 Jan 13
32
16
113%
50 % Apr
28
32
*15%
V8%
3.60 ft
Feb
33
16
*153/4
*8
Preferred
42
'
42 3/i
30
10
*32
*112%
53% Dec
Jan
16
32%
17%
'19%
8,700
38%
43 %
Rheem
30% July 17
* *153/4
:
63%
32%
113%
16
23
1
'
*36%
32%
42%
34% Apr
11
36
•
*112%
19
30
36
37
"v
43%
Jan
Dec
36%
37
*31 %
*
<
113%
28
24 % Dec
36/2
"
-
,
42%
30
36
3,100
*112%
Dec
Mar~24
26
*8
Preferred
4% Aug 21
19%
26
42%
30
15% July 13
27
1123/4
14
37% Feb
26%
423/s
13
Jan
27 %
17% .'.*173/8
23
98% Jan
1,000
27
;
108% Mar 19
9
27%
.
1123/4
5%%
4
27%.
27
36%
19%
50c
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Mar 31
36%
No par
Reynolds
13
63
36 %
Copper & Brass com.No par
Drug Inc
2.50
Rexall
29
36
27
1083/4 Jun
Sep
64%
A—100
Steel
conv
Revere
9
5
11% Jan
2
6ft
63
36%
16
1
Inc
Motors
Republic
13
66 3/i Sep
240
8% July 26
31% Jun 26
99% Mar 31
Reo
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
9
<
6 % Sep
64%
36%
38%
i:
Shares
63%
36%
"
8
100
50c
25o
common
preferred
$4.50
6
17
Apr
Co
Mfg
the Week
share
63%
32%
,
S per
37'/a
*15 s/8
>:,
Sales for
'
Sept. ,28
S per share
61%
*31%
CLOSED
Friday
Sept. 27
$ per share
37%
*37
prior preference
10
Stores Corp
No par
133/4 Feb
10% July 17
$ per share
Co—
&
28% Mar
85
STOCK
.Thursday
Sept. 26
61%..
26%
EXCHANGE
PRICES
Wednesday
371/4
*363/4
div
$1.2«
223/4 Aug 30
9% Aug 21
56
Jun 19
66
(Robt)
593/4
SALE
Sept. 25
,
t per share
-
HIGH
Tuesday
.
Sept. 24
No par
50o
Inc
Bros
t per share
-
Monday
v
Sept. 21
Par
64% Sep 27
373/8 Feb 13
^
Saturday
$ per share
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
33%
18%
18%
x24%
*58
24%
60 >/
*10%
1
18%
•
10%
24%
*58
18%
18%
100
18%
3,500
25%
24%
24%
/•
2,900
60
10%
*58%
60
100
10%
*10%
10%
500
33%
33%
12,400
S
26% July 12
99% Dec 22
34
'
Mar 24
183/4 Dec
,
7
9% Jun
98
Jan
21
62% Dec
30
Jan
21
24
57
205
Dec
Oct
140
122
2
713/4 Feb
5
320
11
148
Jun
11
29
11% Jan
10
18% Sep
Oct
4
89/4 Jun
12
96
Feb
19
6
13
22% Sep
213/4 Jan
19
12% Jan
20% Sep
4
17% July 10
31% July 2
94
39% Dec
20
41
101 % Sep
6
21
Jun
112% Sep
18
Jun
30
33% Dec
27
31
July
84% Jan
9
Oct
17
87
Jun
Nov
24
28
104
96
7
115
12% July 12
16
Jan
Jun
11
2
38
Jan
8
95
Feb
7
123
Jan
12
$4
15
Mar
2
104
Sep
5
5
92
Mar
2
79
July
89% Feb
50
Dec
22
47
Jun 29
65a/a Sep
83% Nov 20
76
July 19
87
16
25
82
10% Jan
31
17% Dec
27
Nov
24
40
55
July 17
14% July 28
5/4 Jan
6
Mar 14
103% Sep
22% Jan
16 % Jan
11
98 % May 17
58
.8
July
8% July
16% May
11% Jan
2
77% Sep
Feb
14
90
Air
5ft
Line
18
Seaboard
15
14
Sears
4
$4.50
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
t per share
Lowest
$ per share
Sper share
24% Jun 27
33% Dec
30
29% Jun 25
343/4 Occ
3
32% Jan. 2
27
463/4 Aug 28
July 25
105% Feb
14
108/8 Apr
83A July 12
15% Jan»
24
37
2
Nov
.
10
34% Jan
25
56 % Oct
14
14% Oct
3
6% Jan
13
11
51
3
6
Jan
8
2
35
Feb
10
30
Dec
30
75
33% Oct
18
31
Jan
25
Jan
68
Mar
16% Sep
8
29
73A July 25
50% Dec
38% Jan
22
3
393/4 Sep 28
31/a Dec
6
10% July 12
18% Dec 18
Aug
Jun
25
25
25% Apr
118% May 24
111% Apr
4% Apr
5% Dec
11
30
Jan
28
53% Apr
14
55% Dec
2
22% Aug 30
50
29
67% Dec
21
58% Jun
51% Dec
27
29
70
Dec
46% July
26
58% Jun
28
67% Dec
27
10% July 12
4% Jan
3
14% Oct
13
3
28
5
20% Jun
26
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 30
66% Aug
1
15% July
5
10/4 Feb
7% Oct
81
Oct
64
July
x64% Sep
13% Jan
15
5% Jun
6
5
2
5
12
2
25
May 24
20
25
July 13
89% Jan
31
4% July 13
47% Jan
3
Aug 28
Jan
8ft
Southern
Southern
South
Co
Sep
5
Southern
5
Southern
Pacific
9
Southern
Feb
75% Feb 10
75% Mar 9'
16% Feb
27
7% Jan 29
8% Jun
Jan
30
96
Jan
3
105
25
July 16
Mar
5
,
Natural
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
28
25% July 12
18
29% Feb
26% Jun
29
13% Dec
28
35% Sep
19
9% Jun
14% Feb
9
Sperry
Spiegel
Corp
29
81
9
Conv
$4.50
69
July 31
19% Jan
2
Jun
28
100
Jun
15
Feb
29% Sep 10
29% Aug
2
109% Jan 30
Nov
30
24% Oct
23
21% Jun
29
963A May 24
26% Feb
86% Sep
27
96
10% May 24
8
8 % Jun
77% Mar 27
64% July
July 13
160
Mar 22
135
Jun
136
July 13
174
Mar 22
157
July
footnotes
see
page
22.
13
Mar
Square
Squibb
$4
Inc
D
(E
R)
preferred
Standard
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Stand Gas & Elec Co com.^No
par
$4 preference
No par
29
2
78% Feb
1
1
29
160
Feb
8
$6
5
172
Feb
8
$7
i
Brands
prior
14
Inc
preferred
prior preferred
com
No par
...No par
13%
343A
*90
119
14%
>
80%
190-
14 s/8
3,200
80%
*78
65 %
118%
104
*103
63%
63
*80
81
81
•r
8%
8%
80%
/
.
100
16%"
19%
19%
19%
1,900
99
99%
99%
3,500
•16%
55%
*17%
14
14%
8%
■
HIGH
V*
8%
8%
*79%
80%
*793/4
SALE
16%
*15%
55%
55%
:'*1734
18
14
13%
16%;
200
553/4/
11,100
18
1,000
v
-
Thursday:'
'•••.- » Sept. 26
$ per share
8%
80
8%'
"
80
•:>
133/4
1,400
8%
11,700
803A
70
PRICES"
Wednesday
«•••'
Sept. 27
$ per share
33%
33%
33%
45
45%
45
4Z%
46%
47
-
-
Friday
Sales for
'
the Week.
Sept. 28
$ per share
Shares
v
33% >34%
45%
'
102
v
*101% 102
.•
7*101
>
45%
*47
.
6,500
'
193/8
98/2
•
-
8/2
10
93%
*115%
14%
104
•-
2,500
-
,102
5,500
12,500
47%
'.
-
4,200
.
•
1,200
<
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
10%
11%
11
11%
2,000
4%
4%
43/4
4%
4,900
w
32%
,
9%
;.
33
,.88%
•
-
;
*71
34%
137%
■
66
*42'
11%
21 %
21%
it
49%
;
66
21%
15% * 16
6%:-/6%
7%
:"■•
7%
*94
48
.
r103
*102
26%
,«■••
>
26 %
34%
• =
■
34%
12%
70 >
27 '
26
"27%
'
26%
,
.
200
1,600
■
Z
106%
22%
5,000
2,200
14,300
•>
4,800
66%
*65
1,200'
.
67
16
x6%
102-
1,400
6%
/
3,500
8
*94
100
2,400
'
iV
60
*■ 102
'150
26%
3,000
35%
11,300
12%
69%
27
..26%
9,000
390
27%
26%
/105%/
22%
'-.200
1,500
5,200
25%
'
-5,106%
7,000
8,500
■
29,200
12 38
-
>
8%^
48%
34%
..
5%
50
1
*69%
,
1,300
66%
26%
12%
69%
5%
8%
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139
55%'
.*7%
100.'-.
600
33,700
21%
-
*15%
f
-'
.
34%
11%
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:.
.130
.
23%
34%
11%
67= •'
85
44
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••/; 66%
34
137
8%
65
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■
V
5%
8%
65
"33%
400 1
■
64%
-43%
=
72%
>'
*22%
50
49
1,000
5,500
*81
-5%
11%
1,500
17%
.<
*48
33%
89%*
34%
-■-••••
48
43%
/
.400
22,400
37%
72%
23%
48
'•
2,700
.
17%
85
137%
•
33
34%
-
33%
8%
1,200
37%
17%
23%
.5%
8%
5,600;
49%'
37
105 3/4
104%
9,300
r
150
22%'
22%
87%:
88
14/8-14%
14%
14%
13%
10%
5,300
10%
10%
10
9,700
73%
4,300
'
88
74%
88
.
10%
-
74
75%
*148
150%
*167
169%
*148%
,
.
74%
150%
168%. 168%
3
31
43%:,'
*89
35%
1,400
65/2 '
42%
*71
137
5%
■S.
_»
*80%
33%.' 34
.'.137
■
17%
23%
9%
*48%
•
~
37"
.w85",
'*.;.
32%
49%
*34%
72%
*80
4%
89
■
17%
♦71
*23
64%
33
43
9%
*29%
31
89
*34%/ 35%
36%
36%1
9% >,U;-
65%
48%
90%
;:-•• 17%
V
/ 42%
42%,
42%
-9%
32%
*49% > 49%
.
>•>
50c
1
13
*80%
18
-
*78
"63%
55%
17%
V ' *16%
14%
34%
-
92%
100
104%
11%
par
8
14% Sep
13% Feb
-
'
55
: 80%/, j4 *80 %
4%
1
No par
No par
100
100
16%'
/ 14
-
*116%
;
•
*102%
15%
2
com
>
19%
2,200
i
-
11
_i
Sons
19%
89
12,100
56
65 %
5
&
353/8
:
88%
56
*29%
1
Co
35
3IV4
j
(stamped)_No
2,800
65%
.__No par
(The)
pfd
100
1,503
183/4
65
100
common
26,300
'
* •/•-
22%
18%
89
*90
/
17%
55%
pfd.100
80%
82
56%
"65%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
16%Q4
■
65%
*80
16%
65%
No par
4,400
148
22%
56
*103
17%
1 55%
Inc.
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60 ft
Dec
10% Dec
13%
14%
55%'
64%
100
.
*93%
,•;'•
35%
88/4
117%
64%
:
100%
54%
non-cum preferred
Mobile, & Ohio stk tr ctfs
33% Dec
113
100
No par
5ft
"
56
104
*78
.
19%
No par
common
44,400^
♦30
&
Co
28%
CLOSED
25
0
900'
/ •.■ 9%
Elec__No par
Gas Co
7.50
Railway
77
85
Sep 25
21% Dec 11
Gas
-
287
•16%
>
280
4,400
EXCHANGE
25
Edison
(The)
Indiana
19%
>
1
65%
81
' /
50
California
35
'
92%
14%
80%
64%
81/
'Sept. 25-
♦101
pfd—100
preferred
9
30
89
46%
STOCK
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No
par
18
56%
.*103
Tuesday
100
preferred
74% Feb
100
121
For
preferred
35%
44%
20
South Amer Gold 81 Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co
com.4.50
5ft
*79
>.
:
10
Inc
19
117%
14%
Sept. 24
20
Corp
64
17
24
106% Jan
73
101% Nov 15
26
O)
19
32% '
_25
5
19% Jan
27
Skelly Oil Co
I
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
3% ft
116%
fper share
t per share
No par
8
17
12% Jan
11
Steel
19
*90
104
Monday',-.
.
ll
52% Jan
35% Mar
Jun
Jan
-
45
63% Jun
&
22%
*88
•92%
116%
17%
8%
__0
Corp...
17%
93%
22'%
35%
55%:>'
13%
No par
No par
Solvay American Corp 4%
13
49
Saw
Oil
16%
93%
35%
*103
16%
.
80
•
1
14
29
323A Feb
1
17%
95
22%
35%
:'•14/b
17%
10
ll1
26
2
Apr
5
10% Jun
35% Jan
Sinclair
(A
32% Jun
11
Simonds
Alexander
19
Co
Simmons Co
Smith
12
23% May 25
Pen
„
Smith
13% Mar 16
36% Jun
..
A)
Corp
5'
41% Jun
Feb
(W
Oil
8
1
45
G)
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Silver King Coalition Mines
23
53% Jan
Apr
5
13
16'
30
17
(Frank
9% Jan
24
2
Aug 16
No par
No par
No par
*136 '
35%
*90
55%
1
common
148
963A
65
*260
*136
v
287
35%
100
*16%
:
No par
preferred
27%
64 %
•
,
*260
104%
19%"
99%
4.20 ft
preferred
100
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No
par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
18
37% Sep
7% July
48
Gas
65%
56%
,-r .'••■
90
LOW AND
143% Sep
5% Sep
1
40
60
23% Feb
19% Jun
24
30% July 12
99% Dec
39% May
.
1
79
23
*
3% Jun
28
67
5
25% Mar 15
" Feb
..
•
10
94
Sep
38% Feb
25
32% Mar 28
12
53% Feb
22% May 26
20
Shell
5
46% Sep
;
25% Nov
4
Jan
8
11
80% Feb
94 * Feb
102
3
14
106
12% Sep
Mar 14
x34% Jan
cum
Shattuck
17
36% May 29
Feb
29
3% July
34% Dec
$4.25
Sheaffer
29% July
41% Jan -
17% July 13
Aug
19%
Saturday
Sept. 22
Sheller
17
75
28
82
1
STOCK
,v"
28%""
*102/2
65
1
Corp
Sharp & Dohme
*
31% Aug 10
70% Sep
6
29
42% Nov
15
16
2
&
Steel
17% Mar 19
.
Mar 15
8% Jun
Shamrock Oil
Sharon
19
26
28% July 13
14% Jan
12% Feb
2
9
Oct
76
88
Jan
12% Jan
Jan
Dec
35
62% July 13
20% Jan
3
Dec
9
108
4% Dec
2% Mar 31
24% July 12
29"% Mar 21
21% Feb
27
8% Aug
YORK
64%
102%
80 %
-
~
63%
'•
No par
Par
36% Sep 13
50% May 9
49% May 9
•
25
23
23
11/s Dec
Jan
100% Jun
6
18% Oct
7
♦79
8
EXCHANGE
!.-.! '28 "
102%
117
*80v,,
>.
No par
$ per share
,
28% Sep
33
NEW
Highest
21%
34%
104
STOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
*20%;
104%
92%
♦103
1
preferred
21
*102%
14% .'14%'
V:
100
Servel Inc common.
21..,
34%
-22%
*88%
.
34%
*114
S
.
104%.
34%
No par
4
55
96%
'
35%
*90
com_No par
Del
-54
18%
56%
100
A
96%
55
22%
*93%
35%
•*102%
com
-17.
.
95
35
58
.90
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Selberling Rubber Co
May 25
17%
*93%
..
56
'
23
Co
&
:
19
5
Roebuck
148
19
100
Co
of
♦136
19%
100
series
Co
148
333A
96%
54%
- 287
17%
:
33%
"
65%
*260
18%
>
Seagrave Corp
Oil
65%
22%
100
(The)
RR
preferred
65
"•••:
287
;
22%
57
Seaboard Finance Co..
18% Aug 14
2
Co
63%
"260
*136
95
35
preferred
Seabd
193/4 Mar 19
133/4 July 19
51% Jan 25
14/4 May 31
29
Dec
74
20
May 20
13% Nov 30
3
8% Nov
88
May 11
3
Feb
Elec
3.35 ft
25
3
:
*88
preferred
54%
21% >21%
28% -28%.
22%
No par
4.40 ft
14
3
Jan
Scranton
.-
V '
17%
:„ *5'3 %
1.40
preferred
96%
53%
•
No par
No par
common
preferred
Mfg Co common
preferred
4.30 ft
conv
preferred
2
148v
33%
96%
.
27% -28%
-
64
>> 17-
33%
t
.
0
3.65%
Sep 20
*13S
.c~
100
Scovill
6
.
10
Scott
Paper Co
-
27%
287'
8
A
Co
31
$3.40
26%
63
*260
100
common
series
26
Jan
47% Jan
4.40 ft
Electric
21
13
17% Jan
Paper Co
pfd
Sep
60
,
1st
13'/a Jan
2;
.
100
preferred
non-cum
Feb
108
2
,
100
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
20
213/a Feb
21%
Sangamo
9
86% Jan
,16% July 26
21%.
St Regis
111% Aug
103
21%.
59
101% July 17
Mar 27
21%
41% Jan
27
20
105% Feb
53%
102
Mar ?0
88
47% Nov 25
1
Feb
97
53%
5ft
10
96
21% Sep
28% Sep
,38% Aug
97
54%
55
Co
Preferred series A 5ft vtc
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
May 11
6
20% May 24
97%
■
100
St Joseph
4
12% Dec
.33%
12
Apr
7% July 13
85
33%
97%
10
4%
St Joseph Lead
20% Sep
v
8
common
Light & Power Co.No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc_.No
par
9
18
Apr' 5
Apr
Stores
preferred
Sep
30% Feb '
213/s July 2
Jun 29
3
8afeway
22% Jan
57
8
240
26
9
101% Jan
193/4 May 23
24% Dec
27
42'A Jun
128
55
39% Mar
1
i'
22%
86%
147
*166%
6,800
170
100
300
Number 5051
Volume 174
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1213)
21
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
;
Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
>
60%
14
4
35
.Dec
18
104
100
Dec
Jan
48
26% Mar.
Aug 17
26
1
12% July 14
34
29
Sep 28
10
17
Nov.24
29
44% Feb
3
47
2
25 y4 July 17
,
2
14% Jun
28
17
Jun
27
2
36% Oct
7
71
7
42
8% July 17
1
93 % Dec
11% Nov 24.
Mar
Apr 18
72% Oct 25
55% Feb 15
116% Oct 101
'«•
5 %
Stone
Studebaker
7
10
64% Sep-18
29
12% May
96
Apr
67% Jan
-
99
Feb
Sep
19
5
115% July 10
9
•
25
17% Dec
19
17 % Jan
16% Jan
30
24% Oct
18
22
14% July 12*
22% Dec
19
21% Jan
8
49
63% Apr
11
56
Jan
10
64% Sep
10
Jun
26
15.
Jan
14,800
14,200
66 %
67
67%
66%
67%
66%
67
66%
67%
32,700
43%
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
16,700
43%
98%
16%
23%
Sep
20
24% Feb
5
Nov
14
17% Dec
30
370
3
9% Mar 30
10
24 % Sep
10
July 16
24% Jan
29
29
10
16 % Jun
29;
Jun
25
101% Jun
9% July 11
26
18% July 13
26% Apr
79
24%
23%
23%
23%
*541/4
55»/4
*55
55%
*54%
55%
43
*42
43%
*42%
43%
*43
43%
43
14%
*14%
14%
14 %
T'4%
14%
14%
'
,
V
45%
45%
45%
461/4
46%
46%
44%
45
1:194
•
*94
96
.
■.
96
94
94
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
11,300
19 %
19V*
19 V*
19 %
19%
191%
19%
4,100
4,000
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
-
17%
17%
25
241/4
24%
24%
24%
,
24
24%
6,400
29%
28%
29%
14,600
62%
62%
1,400
U Vb
117a
4,500
62%
ll3/8
A
*97
preferred—No par
No par
common
47a%
preferred
98
873/4-
*97
88
Jan" 13.
227b
227a
,'22%
227a
22 7a
23 74
*23 7a
23 74
2374
2374
*23 7a
2374
Sunshine
Biscuits
Superior
Superior
4.40%
7a
277a
277a
273/4
627a
63
63
64
6474
647a
643/4
1,200
123/s
12 7a
12%
113/4
12%
11 3/4
11%
8,100
Oil of California
25
Steel Corp—
—50
Paper Co common
5
565
preferred
-100
3
12% July
213/4
27
109-
109
113/8
34%
14
2
Feb 21
Talcott
17
Sep
(James)
Inc
9
19
10
137% Sep
17
July 18
Jun
35% July 23 "
-
13% Sep
27
,
8%.Jan
2
12% July
5 % Jan
13% Sep
42% Oct
20
5% Dec
16% July 19
30
18
9% Oct 20
i
40'
.
7
Feb
33 7# Apr
18
Nov
24
5% Feb
6
95
,
23% Mar
Apr
Nov
6
42% Feb
6
22
-;Jan
3
38% Dec
28
13% Jun
27
20 % Nov
24
Y
18 V* Jun
44% Nov
15
£
43
3774
93
8
8 74
87s
874
78
8
137s
*13
19
260
6,000
6% Jan
11% Mar
44% Sep
4
28
103
>
-
Jan
4% Jan
'
35% Feb
:/
44% Sep
29
25% Mar
26%
15
22
Nov
13
20
11% Jun
12
10% Apr
.V
July
55%
54%
54%
21,500
47%
267a
26%
'26'/a
26%
102(4
103 %
102%
102 %
473/8
4674
26%
103%
103
46%
46%
45%
123%
123%
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26%
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46
115
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13,900
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4,900
46%
124
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122
124
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134
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9174
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93
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91%
92%
94
94
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29%
293/4
297a
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
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30%
9,100
50o
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18 3/4
18%
18%
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18
9,600
19 74
19%
19%
19%
900
15%
15%
15%
15%
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8,400
42
42%
44
44%
The Fair
4.
—No par
Thermoid Co common
1
1
*13%
14
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14
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14
11
11 7b
convertible preferred
50
2
tThlrd Avenue Transit Corp.No par
7„ Thompson ?;(J
15
20
Thompson Products Inc com
_B
5
4%
preferred—
100
3
Thompson-StarrettCo com—No par
1
y/'• $3.50 preference
—No par
21
Tide Water Associated.Oil-——10
3
Timken-Detroit Axle—
—5
447a
45
;.c
14
157a
$2.50
■...
4
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117a
-
457a
47a
4
7%
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2%
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25%
25%
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43%
42%
43
7,100
217a
21%
217a
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
4,500
5074
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497a
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
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5,000
10%
A./
107a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,600
t
•«/(,£'
1
S per share
pershart
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
; Sept. 20
Transue & Williams Steel——No par
*25%
27
25%
27
Tri-Continental-*Corp common—_1
26
'
Coal
Truax-Traer
•
——8
Co
107%
EXCHANGE
Jan
16
Jan
26
V
5%
Twin
.
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,10
20
•
:
•
$ per share
$ per share
20%
21%
20%
217#/
21%
21%
217#
213%
26%
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26%
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267a
15
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14%
14%
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35,600
107%
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31
10%
10 %
5,600
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20%
20%
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207b
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9%
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8%
29%
30%
29%
29%
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297a
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10%
t
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10
10 3/8
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107a
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.
31
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11,600
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•
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31%
107%
Shares
,
21%
20%
21%
>9%
*30%
—
the Week
;
21%
'
21%
21%
,
Sales for
Friday
Sept. 28
21%
'
21%
Y 14%. 14%
107% 107%
20
21%
;Twin City Rap
41
107%
19
CLOSED
oomJLNo par
Transit com__No par
eonv- prior prefecrcd—^—.50
Coach Co
—1
20th Century Fox Film
9
16
14%
Thursday
Sept. 21
*25%
2
8
14%
300
$ per share
'
21%
..STOCK
.
21%21%
S per share
21%
21%
,
25%
PRICES
Tuesday
Sept. 25
.
Sept. 21
22
20% Sep
800
25%
43%:',
21%
24% Feb
2%
43%
21%
13% Jan
97
2%
*25%
Monday
Sept. 22
——.——No par
5,600
43%
*94%
2%
257a
21%
preferred
43%
97
x*2%
433/B
.5
$6
43%
94 %
2%
427a
_a-
2
200
107a
Par
21
700
7%
V",: 25 Va
Trans
Sep
4%
*7%
497a
Saturday
Inc—._
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7%
4374
LOW AND
Airlines
20
4
2174
NEW YORK STOCK
;
Y EXCHANGE
World
2,300
43%
*
97
•
200
11%
45
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43%
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23/4
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11%
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4
1,750
42%
Timken Roller Bearing——No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)—
»
Y
44
97
■
47
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11%
45
7%
r-y •!
13%
11%
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4
77a
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45%
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4
97
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19%
11%
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8
44
4374
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11
1174
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4%
.
110% Feb
*
54%
41%
27% Feb
12
56
15%
,28% Aug
13 Y, 29 V* Sep 27
2
8% Jan
«
55%
19%
3
.,
56
2674
103 7a
123
No par
Transamerlca Corp
2
110% ,May 17
102% Jun 26
17% Dec 29^. 15 ' .'Apr 25
25% Jan
6 •/17% Jun 28
; 13% Apr
13 / r 8% Sep 26
2,700
42
22% Aug J4
"
39%
907a
preferred
conv
29
15
100
38%
—No par
$ per share
Jun
5%
39 Va
55%
'
*5%
39%
6
157a
$ per share
19
-
300
13%
*13
5%
38%
193/4
16% Jan 23
27
19% Dec 30
13%
5%
38%
41%
Highest
/
*13
37%
15 78
8
(
13%
*5%
6
36%
193/4
10
46% Sep
26%
13
1374
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6
STOCKS
$ per share
9% Oct
12,800
x
8 74
874
,8 3/a
.8
,
94
19 7»
18% JaD
1
Lowest
Y
25% Dec
3
:;
400
37
36 s, 8
*93
157B
Jun 29 V 51% Sep 19
4
10% Sep 26
14% July 13
15% Jun 29
4% Jan
173/4
413/4
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Apr
*16 7a
*16%
420
*41
$1.25
,1 *9% Jan
Dec 30
-
17
36%
45
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
28
-11% Sep
.■
25% Aug 31
31% Mar 29
Year 1950
39
17
93
102
1
100
Textron Inc common—:
Range for Previous
18
18
•
Trust—
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
TexasUtilities
Co
28
Sep
Land
Sub share certificates
7
16% Sep
47
2% Jun 21
25
•
7
23% Mar
28
Mar 13
3% Jun
,
8% Oct .25
Texas
'
•
103 % Mar 10
30% Sep 27
5
11
29% Jan
7,800
373/8
137a
-
Texas
:.
28
„76% Jan 25
24% Jun
Telautograph Corp
28
48% Sep
1
5,
34 7a
937a
Pacific
Jan
115
1
3
347#
93 7a
Texas
29% Apr 28
<
'
7
Apr
Jah
347a
37
2
Apr
>
347s
943/4
55%
14
8% Jan
34%
377a
23% Jan
1
17
36% Jan
;
900
34%
37
*93 7a
55
43
-18% July 17
11%
94
Texas
21% Dec 26
-10
1097a
*1174
373/8
13
3
3
1097a
113/8
8
-
No par
1
59% Sep
30
104% Jan
109 7a
11%
16%
25
Jun
8% July 13
108%
U 7a
16%
3674
7% Jan
7
109 7a
1174
16%
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14
Mar
1,200
108%
V
*16 7a
*
3674
19% Den 27
.>
2,600
267a
93
•
5
Co
25
Gulf Producing Co.:
10
Gulf Sulphur
—Nopal
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
30
$ per share
21
267a
550
36%
.
5
Jun
y
207a
267a
35 7s
Tennessee Corp
6% Sep 18
10
Lowest
600
21
267a
34 7a
44% Jun
u.
,10
109 74
550
203/4
27
35
11
85
33% July 14
9% Dec 18
565
600
21%
113/8
39% Sep
9
Feb
;
;•■•
*1174
2
25
44
42% Dec
565
565
29
*27
21%
27
11%
29
26%
20%
27
Jan
4y8 July
,.s
__
103
565
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:
80
8
570
570
21
109
t.
' Y
preferred
——
Symington Gould Corp—.
565
267a
Co.——1———————23
$4
*26
20%
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
10% May
89'% SeP( 22
4
,
12 7a
2
July 17
Dec
2,400
627a
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
53
2% Nov 10
2374
*23
•
123/a
1
34"% Mar
94% Jan
23
60
46,400
623/,
19
90% Mar 15
32
3,200
22%
27 74
Sep
97% Nov.25
.„•
88
227a
12 7b
39
39% Nov 24
5% July 13
23 74
1167a
6274
Y 95% Mar
16
3% Jan
227a
23
'
87%
11674
;
2774
2
29
;
1173/4
12.50
Sutherland
Swift &
:
98
*97
*
88
1167a
900
——lOo
Inc
Sunshine Mining Co—.
2
63% July 13
30 V* Jan
*
1177a
1
98
87%
1177a
Jan
18
Nov
*97
88
1167a
23% Jan
20% Feb
14
98
87%
1167a
18
17
24% Oct
*97
88
1177a
Swift International Ltd
Nov
—
98
"873/4
'116Va
Texas
3
17%
17%
24%
1174
27
7% Apr
:
17%
17%
24%
62%
Sep
25% Dec
4% Nov 30
17%
17%
11%
17
71/4 July
17%
100
24
••
.
63%
2
25
17%
95
*93
1174
131/4 Jan
•
15
11% July 11
15%
17%
95
63%
Co
600
7,000
19%
1174
A
47
42%
63
6
10% Oct
46%
400
14%
s
117#
5
3
14%
■
19%
17%
62
series
100
<43
43
1174
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6,100
54%
19
%
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2,500
23%
.
42%
'
62
8
5% Jan
Y
■
117s
18
86
.
61%
.
15%
54%
,
No par
Corp
98
15%
29
Jan
88% May 31
*97
15%
29%
13% Jan
4
23%
98
15%
29%
40
Jan
24
15%
29%
—Y.—
28
15% Mar
3
Jan
23%
*96%
98
15%
*
29
Corp
Jun
40% Oct
20^
*96%
»
15%
100
.
28% Aug 13
109% Sep 26
10% July 24
Apr
98
15%
55
*14%
No par
32
4
13
Sep
570
Mar 14
355
23
17
*'96 %
'
Sunray Oil Corp common
x
4 % % preferred series A
23
5% % conv 2nd pfd ser 1950—20
18
9% Jan
52 %
73%. '.73%
29%
Class
•
28
11% May 11
July 13
8% July 12
33% Jun
52%
74
'
Jan
X122
10% Jan
Jan
52%
73%
43
4
195
521/s
74
28%
$4.50
Sun
i
52 %
73%
Chemical Corp comomn——1
Sun
7
91
____20
52i/4
741/4
1
Sunbeam
2
119% Jan
4
4
preference—
prior
Shares
52%
73%
15%
5
& Webster—:.—.
,
51%
237a
15
:
Corp
share
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
74%
43%
1
;
.
$ per
<'54
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
2
Jan
Inc
(J P) ,& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
14
35% Mar
Stores
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept..27
share
51%
*96 7a
EXCHANGE
Y'■ CLOSED
.
Stevens
8
.
18% Mar
25% Apr
10 % Jun
101
*
Sep .20
20% Feb
,
25% July 30
387# July 13
/ 4
•
STOCK"
Sterling Drug Inc common_—..—-5
■2\hr%
preferred
.100
,49% Jan. 17
20
-
Sterchi. Bros
-r
$ per
66%
Y. Y'
preferred——_50
(The) L S
No par
Co
$ per share
74
convertible
Starrett
Thursday
Sept. 26
50%
Ry Equip
4%
28
104% Jan
28
Jun
Sep
..
PRICES
Wednesday
--
"
preferred series A
100
Mfg Co__
—__1
Standard Steel Spring common-—1
16
-15% Feb
New Jersey
15
Ohio common—10
SALE
Sept. 25
$ per share
No par
25
HIGH
Tuesday
"
Sept. 24
Iper share
3%%
Stand
13
19% Jan
28
Y
9
18
15% Jan
23% Apr 27
t
10
of
56% Feb
90
18
of
Oil
105% Mar
39 % Apr 11
.20% Sep
Oil
Standard
25% Apr
103% Nov 24
27
Standard
2
9
36 % Jan
'21% Apr 21
16% July 5
16% July 13
6
9
37 % Jun
Dec
Standard Oil of Indiana..-
Aug
r48% Bee 18
..
30% Apr 27.,
12 ..'Jan :.3
10% Jun
July
Standard Oil of California
7
13 % July 16
23
39% Feb
Feb 21'
,
20
10
45% Sep
,
25
5074 July
,16
July 12
98
Oct
Jun
Par
70% Sep
96% July 30
40
,
13
Monday
Sept. 22
76% Aug
■'
33% Mar 15
54% Nov 28
6
55 % Sep
2
30
14
"l8% July" 13
•'
Mar 13
Apr
58"% Jun
25% Jan
Saturday
$ per share
59
Dec~30
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE.
Highest
$ per share
44
42 7# Feb
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Lowest
10%
.
■
.20%
20,400
217a
1
:
16,900
9
2,200
U
Peb 21
10
13% Jun 22
473/4 Dec
397a July 14
10 3/4 July 17
26%"Jan 13
13 74 Jan
40(4 July 17
96 7. Jan
553/4 Dec
24
-35.% .Dec 30
;24%-May
81,
.
<105
Dec
18.
50
/Jan
9
54
-May 12
38.
Dec
.25% Jan
'.106% Jan
84
79% July 11,
24 Va July 17
106 " Dec
112
,
18
7% Mar 281
'
96 7a July,24
*
337s Apr
-
.
c
98
-
•
Mar 20
33
Mar 29
Dec
13
July 17
153/4 Aug 22
20
1
Sep 28
Jan
12
Mar
3
474 May 31
12% Aug 21
58
May 22
July 17
783/4 Mar
16
Mar 29
25
Sep
3
21
537a Oct 20
50% July 12
66 3/4. NOV
147a July 18
207a Nov 27
227a July 13
117a Mar 30
297» Apr
1674 Dec
2
18
18
157a July 13
157a July 13
24
23% Jan
12
277a July 12
42
24
1817a July 19
8% Jan
417# May
.1127# Jan
.
Jan
Nov
3
1067a May 23
21% Oct 24
51
51%
%:'■ 5074
517e-
493/4
50%
YYY
50%
60%
613/4
v
5074
607a
60%
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*108 7a
109%
v
35
109
•
29
38 %
50
non-cumulative preferred—50
103%
47%
377#
4%
5%
13
13
3
Mar 13
$4.50 preferred —:
•
.;
1
39%
.
104
!
Co
No par
62
10474
1047a
477#
3874
Fastener
United-Carr
No par
34
34
3874
13
43/, Jan
22
United
12% Jan
22
88
Apr
21
7
♦33
>■
32%
3274
287a
287#
32
3274
106
;
Y
47#
474
457a
457a
4%
4574
Y
4%
4%
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10%
80 7a
8174
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81%
807a
23%
23%
237a
23%
23%
24%
50%
5174
513/4
52 3/4
52%
52
807a
-.2772
114.
10,200
114
800
27%
4 313/a
107
12,800
4Q0
32
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,
1,100
,
100
■
177a
60%
32
300
61
32
4%
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45%
24
50%
4%
2,200
325/8
104
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■
43/a
45
38
i
34%
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473A
Y
10,7
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.
47a
.10
:
61%
107#
4%
Y
.17% Y 17%
3374
474
4574
3/8
61
3,300
3,100
477a
*1037a
32
7a
11,000
32%
Y
122
32
*104
9%
Engineering & Foundry
9
Fruit Co
No par
28
30
120
397a
37 3/8
'A ' /
325/8
273%
10
Y
104'. 10474
;
-
20
1017a
39
104
*116
17%
61%
10
18,900
923/4
1017a
38%
3274
43/8
(Del)—
1
Chemical Corp com_l
1% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
Corp
Y
'
100
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YY'
473%
1033/4
106
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617a
Y,Y
104
47
28%
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393%
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32
,
; 1017a
103%
\
<
92% YY
39%
32 3/4
3374
.
35%
4%
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11874 1187a
107
453/4
39
104
104.
■
120
474
United Dye &
243/4 Feb
61%
397a
104
177a
6274
10274
*101.
,
45 7#
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
497a Feb
>
*101
47%
38
*17
623/4
United
Y" *91%
47%
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177a
Carbon
93
1053/4
3274
32
107
*17
United
6
32
100
*917a
93
"
1,800
'
*97 7a
393/4
♦117
10
Board & Carton Corp
61%
.
1013/4
28
287a
Y
1093/4
1
Y
477a
102
120
*104 7a
No par
United
5
2,800
500
4%
39,900
700
45%
4%
4%
4%
47a
9%
9%
*93/4
107a
81%
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233/4
817a
80
23%
7,300
517a
,517a
600
*80 7a
24%
52
45,300
.
-
800
4674 July
2
547a Jan
9
United
597a Jan
2
73% Feb
13
United
667a.
67%
653/4
67%
6774
68
65%
6674
-12,300
19
2
257a Sep
20
United Gas
10
24%
243/4
243%
24%
2474
247B
23%
245/a
23%
243/8
27,200
16
Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
277a
27%
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
7a
27%
15%
157a
153%
15%
153/4
157a
153/4
157a
15%
9,700
1
1
22%
223/4
22%
22 3/4
223%
227a
22%
21%
22 V4
15,700
July
26% Jan
29% Apr
25
147# July 12
183/a Feb
1
17% May
1
223/4 Sep
20
17% Jan
12
227a Sep
2
61% Sep
20
Jun
18
106% Feb
28
19% Sep
20
99
24% Mar
1
Jun
5
1047a Jan
4
124
Feb
13
Mar
2
1717a May 29
185
Jan
19
Jan
70
Jan
25
28% Jan
16
United Paramount Theatres
Certificates of interest
U S & Foreign
$4.50 1st
U S
3
14% Dec
16
4
647a Dec
29
587a May 19
10
22% Nov 25
19% May 24
123/4 May 24
.
17
Securities
preferred—
Freight Co
Co common—
preferred
S Hoffman Machinery com
474% preferred—j
U S Gypsum
26
8% Jan
Corp
United Gas
20
38% Apr
189
preferred
Sep
135
footnotes see page 22.
28
120
i——
100
United Biscuit of America—iJlo par
4 72 %
6174
*108 7a
•
1093/4
100
1047a
377a
:Union Pacific RR CO common
613/4
153/a
3974
473/4-
Union Tank Car Co———Nopai
California
Y",:'
37%
*100 7a
/ Union Oil of
,
•
1013%
series-—:——No par
-Preferred -$4
4% Feb
12
*91
32
36
May 22
92
104
19
93/4 Mar 26
*97 7a
92
series——No par
*108 7a
977a
3274
18
2
617a
62
109 %
97 7a
10472
37» Jun
437# Jun 25
6174
Y
1093%
No par
313/4
Apr
Mar
$3.50
series.:
*103 74
267a Jan
21
•
Aircraft .Corp common—_*
Apr
-
$3.70
Y
convertible preferred—
100
United Air Lines Inc common_J.0
17.
467a Jan
For
517a
United
6474 Sep
697a Jan
51
4,400
3,600
1
447a Mar 13
xl9
153/a
2
31
Jan
557a
15%
1,200
153%
i
YY
557a
1574
Preferred
'
Jan
4
15
55%
153/a
2
29% Jan. 3
102
29
14%
55%
1574
Preferred
9
31
1117a Sep
1874 Dec
Y:
55%
15%
;•
3
Feb
Jan
131
50
4
9
*
1574
55%
15
56 "
1574
7
52
6
367s July 11
3% Jan
3
Oct
267a Jplyr 2
101% July
:
1574
56
15%
V
11
A ,440
10
4
14Va Jun 30
9074 July 26
-1097a Jan
22% Jan
32
99*
29
Sep 27
29
Jan
-,Y42Y- Sep 10.
993% Jan
30
July 18
Jun
Jun
<;
28
July 12
39
'
-
47
36
•>
4
.-
15%
553% .;■/
Union Bag & Paper
21
107 Y Mar
,
27
23
8 3/,
96
24% Dec
48
V Jun
8
29
10334 Dec
3274 July 12
2 3/»
Jun
153/.
15%
Underwood
.
66% July 30
2
11274 Feb
f 102
Mar 17
29
153/b
557a
Corp
No par
Union Carbide & Carbon-,—No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
:
,15% Sep 19
Sep
xl5
1
Corp —-—No pai
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co-—-9
Udylite Corp (The)
3
May 11
Y 52
533/s Mar 28
37% Dec 18
13
3
<-13 % Jan 25',
30
2
10
977a Aug
Aug 21
31
58
1057a Jun
107% NOV 28
Jan
2
1274 Jan
11
2
Jun 27
103
19% Mar
377a Jan
V
July 7
1037a Aug 18
99% Aug 15
30
90% Jan 30
.
10
114
110% Oct 30:
2
473/4 Jan
19
397a Nov 24
,
Jan
13
.
7%
U
U S Leather Co common
No par
No par
No par
20
100
9
100
No par
15
*22'%
*2274
22%
J. -587a
60
1-100%
102
203%
115
.*17374
•
■
157a
59
1
203%
'
59
102
*100%
22%
5974
102%
22%
58
102%
66%
•
*213/4
2274
5974
57%
1.027a
*102%
227a
1,100
4,200
203/8
207a
20%
20%
20%
20%
1177a
116 3/4
11874
117%
118%
115%
117
*17374
15%
"
647a"
27
■■•*
220
178
*17374
263/4
3,600
57%
103
207a
'
64%
:
*22
22%
-59%
657a
,
1157a
1157a
178
100%
X22
'
*17374
178
'
"157a
*63
26%
"
*17374
178
157a
153%
627a
62%
♦617a-
63
26%
27%
267a
27.
15%
15%
64
2774
178
153/a
15 7a
1574
700
4,300
1,800
62%
20
26%. -26%
10,900
*61
.
205/B
\
22
The Commercial and Findncial Chronicle
(121.4)
.
.
■,
Monday^ October 1, 1951
.
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1950
Lowest
J
per
t
*
per
27
Feb
4
7 ¥2 Dec
29
8% Jan
9
July 13
49% Jan
10
34 %
v
Jun
29
20 Va Feb
16
7% Sep
u7
8% Jan
12
17
36% July
43
5.
Jan
U
29
77
Jun
12
5
U
38% Dec
29
33% May
42% Feb
8
U
97% Apr
11
87% Sep
26
96% Feb
14
100% Sep
6
104% Sep
1/
52% Oct
5
2
73% Aug
7
37% Jan
126% Jan
3
,
18
143% Oct
62% Nov
Jan,
128% July
18
68% Mar
<
139
Jan
4
18'/a Dec
42% Dec
27
40
July
22
5V4 Jan
19
Dec
6% Oct
15
12
153% Jan
20% Mar 20
5% Jun
4% Apr
24
27% Jan
9
24% Oct
4
6% Apr
161
Jan
16
177
7% July 10
12
45
United
Stockyards
35 ¥a
.*
*7%
Shares
39 Va
70
69
39%
91
*89
70
8
39%
39%
*69
4,300
35 ¥4
89
70
400
35%
34%
35
4,200
87%
35%
87%
91
<300
18%
87%
87 ¥2
87 Va
X35
103¥4
102%
103%
103%
103%
103 Va
103%
103 ¥4
70%
70%
70%
70%
69%
70%
69 ¥s
90
104
70%".; 70%
70
103
136 Vg
136%
135
135 Va
135
67%
68%
67
68%
x66
70%
70
71 ¥2
9,100
62
*
135%
68%
136
68
1.870
7,900
'
61%
61%
61%
61%
x60%
60 ¥a
60
60%
'1,100
42%,
42¥b
43
43%
42 ¥a
43 %
42 ¥4
42 %
55,700
144
144 ¥a
143%
144%
,
*60 %
42 ¥•
43
*144
145
143%
19
5%
5 ¥4
10%
19
187/a
42%
57/a
5 ¥4
11
10%
92
*88¥a
1,040
1,700
.
4,400
42
6
6
10 ¥4
10¥a
V
19
*40 ¥2
6
57/a
ioy4
136
19
19
42%
*41
*88%
135 ¥4
144
19
42%
5 ¥4
10%
*88'/a
144
19
*41
57/a
10 ¥4
11
89%
*88%
145
18 Va
*41
42%
135%
-
700
103/4
3,400
27
*26 Va
27
26
26'/a
*25%
26
26%
26%
25 ¥4
253/4
*26
263/4
400
1
3 ¥4
3%
3¥a
3 ¥4
3¥a
3¥a
33/4
9.600
com-No par
26 Va
26%
Universal
Laboratories
5
Universal
Leaf
8%
170% Jan 12
Inc
Tobacco
4 %
Pictures
27
51
Jun
21
61% Sep
27
26% Jan
10
28% Feb
9
2
13
Vanadium
19
Van
5
Van
%
Utah
Co
Inc
3%
*160
1
13
com
92
"
3%
-100
preferred
Universal
26
26
Dec
69
71
34 ¥a
39%
18 34
8
26
26
14% Sep
*68%
39%
19
25 ¥4
5% Jan
4
$ per share
18 ¥4
*77/a
8
*26%
2% May 15
12
70%
34
39 ¥a
18%
27
1
8% Jun
*77/a
26
8
160% Sep
the Week
*26%
22
27
S per share
Sales for
Sept. 28
*25%
4% Jan
27% Feb
Apr
,
preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
27% Jun
27
Friday
Sept. 27
"
convertible
9
17
18%
8
6 9 ¥4
♦89
1
pfd—5
Corp
19
*7%
33 %
STOCK
CLOSED
19
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d
$6
..
EXCHANGE
*41
17
Thursday
„
„
Sper share
18 ¥4
8
39 Va
No par
26
$ per share
39 %
preferred__25
common
24
61% Jan
5
Co
non-cumulative
Sept. 20
19
39%
No par
100
preferred
Tobacco
27
May 23
-24'/a Dec
S
7%
PRICES
Wednesday
'
18%
*77/ei
100
50
50
common
29
22% Jan
Sep
7%
U
Corp
22% Jun
9
Jan
Steel
Jan
July 28
x25
U S
Feb
7% Jan
13
3% July 23
24
17
20% July 27
28
89% July 27
18
2% Dec
preferred
& Min com
preferred-
96% Jan
27
9% Jun
1st
non-cum
7%
43% Aug 27
3
3
8%
SALE
Sept. 25
Sper share
10
common
U 3 Smelting Ref
19
3
May 21
28
Co
'
8
18% Jan
26
Jan
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3 % "/o
preferred series B
Rubber
)
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 21
1
10
20
10
1
100
100
S
U S
28
67% Mar
141% Jun
38
Par
.
S
19
71% Sep
♦
/
,
common
3%%
30
21
Jan
100
142% Feb
2
Mar 28
47% Jan
29
11% Apr
91% May 3
2% July 17
22% Nov
8
84% Mar
57% July 3
37% Jun 29
44% May 19
26
9
Feb
<
45
6
151% Nov 20
3
S
Aug
51
5
33 ¥2 Mar 31
'54% July 14
25% Jan 13
68
,
Co
S per sharp
AND
Monday
*
Sept. 22
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
88 %
5
Saturday
4%%
65% July 17
23¥4 July 12
July
Lines
S
LOW
.
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
I per share
share
14% Jun
18
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
share
STOCKS
:
3 ¥.
37/a
3¥a
3 ¥4
3 ¥4
3¥a
92
3%'
*88¥s
3 ¥4
33/4
33/4
_
3%
*26
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
26
*160
162
92
162%
*160
162 Va
*160
162 %
13%
13%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13
200
26
*160
,13%
6,300
800
162 ¥2
¥2
*'
•
——
14
37,400
100
59%
59%
597/a
597/a
59%
60%
61%
61 %
'60%
61 ¥4
130
*
28 %
28 ¥4
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28¥a
28%
28 ¥4
3,800
Corp of America__No par
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39 Va
38%
38¥4
preferred
Power &
Light Co
V
34% Aug 16
16% Dec 28
30%
2
40% Sep
18% Sep
24% Feb
38% Sep
5
29
July 24
33 % Feo
127/a Jan
18% Dec
20
17
Jan
20% Jan
28% Oct
18
23% July
20% Feb
9
Jan
103
May
105
97% Mar
aan
13% July
Jan
10
July 12
101% Dec
28
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
5%
non-cumul preferred
100
*111%
114
114
6% Jun
79
Jan
28
29
27
.
115
Dec
22
16% July 27
114% Sep
28
xl03% May 26
106% Dec
17% Sep
3
18% Jan
3
July"?
46%
preferred
16%
Va-Carolina Chemical com___No par
6% div partic preferred
100
11
$5
13
106% Jan
26
$4.04.
dividend
preferred
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
97% Sep
103% May
July 17
40% Sep 27
Dec~30
27% Jan
26
33% Dec
7
x30% Oct
13
27
July 17
37% Apr
13
35% Jan
22% Sep
1
30
29% Jun
60
Mar 26
85% Feb
3
45
20
Coal &
pfd
-5
Virginia Ry Co
6%
preferred
Aug 30
common
6
20% Jan
12
14
36
May 17
29% Apr 23
32
Jan
20
48
Apr 24
65
Dec
28
547/a Jun
25
71% Feb
7
Wabash
12
Jun
26
14% Jan
10
11% July 31
13% Feb
13
waldorf
26% Dec
6
32
Feb
4
Jun 29
*29% Feb
13
Walgreen
Jan
13
53
Nov
24
45% May 24
56% Feb
9
9% Dec
28
31
6% July 13
Jan
Dec
106
16
11
8% Jan
20% Nov 24
14% July 14
97
27
8
104
19
Jun
15% Sep
19 % Aug 20
5
43% Jan 23
38%Feb"~6
28
Jun
15% Feb
14
29% Dec
21
26
Jun 29
24% Jan
28
27% Jun
8
23% May 25
27
12% Jun
30
17% Dec
29
20% Sep
24
11
15% July 2
20 % Aug 22
25% Feb'
17% Mar 16
13% July 10
18% Feb
2
.10% Sep
36% Jan
29
May 14
89% Feb
15
24% July 18
18
July 13,
11% July 13
27
8
'24% Jan
13
34
83% Feb
5
28
88
Jan
Jun
Sep
7% Jan
26
Dec
28
% Sep 25
84
-
5
28
30
15
28
20% July 25
21% July 13
27% Dec
28
Dec ,26
114% Jun
13
106% July 23
112% Jan
23
109% Feb
7
102
107
Feb
14
109% Mar 24
18% Dec 21
95
107% Feb
2
110
104% Oct
14
104% Oct
4
12% Apr 17
-44% July 14
107
78
111
July 19
Range for
'■■■
27
Jan
Sep
Jun 22
$ per share
July 26
12% July
5
July
28
Jan
64% Jun
13% Dec
$ per share
16
Apr
18
Jun
29
29% Feb
34
Jun
28
49 Va Mar
22
3
55
29
46% May 24
58% Sep
84%J[uly
9
94% Jan
28
47 Vs Feb
Dec
1
32% Jun
July" 13
36
Jun
102% Sep
22% Feb
22
105% Feb
16
34% Dec
112
20
30% Nov
129
Dec
35% Dec
29
23
34% Jan
97
Jun
22
30% July
6
28
Co
Jestern Air Lines Inc
91
Sep 22
•*9% July 11
16% July 13
13% Dec 30
$5
4
23 % Mar 19
Jun
Apr 30
51
Feb
26
Dec
July 18
77
95 % Dec
29
4
87% Feb
5
4
Apr
&
Co
6%
3
.'54% Sep
5
"46% Feb
5
25
29 ¥4 Sep
:
'
Jun
108
Sep
Inc
70
July 26
10% Feb
16
82% Apr 24
89% Apr 13
21% Dec
69%
Jan
13
24¥a
25 ¥t
5,900
28 ¥4
38
Dec
12%
21
28 %
28 ¥4
110 ¥2
103i¥a
Aug
July
2
2
21 ¥s Jan
j.
86% Jan 25
21
Jan
3
48
14% May 19
17% Jun
14
'38% Jan 10
48
14
24% July 17
37% Oct 20
30% Jan
2
5,400
110%
90
*102
104
30
*102
103 ¥2
*102
103 ¥2
,
17 ¥2
V
88
173/4
85
108 ¥2
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 2(1
47% Oct
31
53% Oct
6
45 Vs Jun
25
11% Jan
3
19% Oct
18
Jun
$ per
13%
14
13¥4
13 ¥8
493/a
49 %
491/8
49 ¥s
233/8
22 Vs
,22¥s
22%
*38%
40%
38%
381/4
*36¥a
s
$ per share
share
Shares
3,400
-
-
•'
22%
•
2,700
13,100
-
39
1,100
56 ¥4
56 %
58%
57%
58V8
56%
58
56
56%
903/4
91 %
91
91
91
91
903/4
903/4
90
903/4
43%
44
;//!?"• 8,100
27
27
9.000
.
¥
45%
45%
44%
453/b
441/2
443/4
43Vs" 441/2
26%
27-
26 Va
263/4
26%
271/4
"27
39%
40%
39
«40
39¥a
.
27%
-
39¥4
-98%
*97%
983/a
38%
97%
*371/4
i
-
13,000
800
39%
39
38
*37%
*126
*126
*126
42%
427/8
42%.
433/8
88 ¥4
89
89
89
36
36
*35
29
293/s
283/4
29%
283/4
28%
16%
16%
15%
163/a
157/s
*34¥4
*34%
19 Vs
'
•
:.
f/;
19%
934
,
;
10
"
i2¥8
*77%
12%
.
16
-
*97
31,300
98 ¥s
800
37
*137
50
10
No
par1
94%
400
,79
433/4
44%
43 ¥a
44%
89
89
89
*35
36
35%
35%
300
28%
29
28¥a
28%
6,900
'-16 3/4
16 3/8
16%
161/4
16¥a,
35%
*343/4
89
36
.
191/4.
/
19
19%
9¥a
35%
*34¥4
35%
*18%
19%
2,000
9%
'-10,500
97/8
9%
9¥a
9¥a
67%
67%
*66%
12%
123/4
12%
12 %
121%
12%
783/4
*771/4
783/4
78'A
78%
*77
V
16
16
16
16
21
21
20%
21%
1363/4
49 ¥e
'49 ¥a
43¥4
*135
1363/4
50
49%
44
43%
28% " 281/2
80
28
80
81
138
,,
;
68
16
*49
44
281/4
801/2
102%
102%
71%
.71%
70%
71%
71
71'A
70¥a
'14%
14%
143/4
I51/4,'.
14%
15.¥2
14 %
427/a
43%
43%
43%
43¥8
72%
102%
103
-
;i;3oo
13.400
28
79 ¥2
101%
-
103
U V- 50
50
437
28
*
98
103
2,700
79i%
102
•102
"
*102
380
14%
42%
423/4
13 ¥4
14
14%
*43
44
♦43
-
105%,
433%
*43
-
330
.»
71¥s
"15
100
(A
1,700
"
.*14%
400
,-n 3,200
-•i 7,300
138'%
w
43%
103%.
<
^5,100
'
103 %
,
•
,%
16"
*135
.<
,49%
200
;(
,21%
20%
80
103%
:
14,000
,191/a
681/2
>
11,100
480
*67%'
44%
28%
*126
__
*102 4%
98/
71 ¥4
5!
?.-i 5,500
43%
2,900
14%
14
141/4
13%
141/a
13¥b
14
4,600
44
43
43
43
43
*42%
43
•
600
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
393/4
39¥2
40
391/4
40
49 Va
50%
49"%
50%
501/4
50%
50 Vs
50 3/4
50%
50¥s
10,200
17%
17¥a
17
17%
17%
,173/8
16%
17'/4
*17 ¥•
17%
3,300
65%' 87%
67%
69 '
667/s
69%
67%
69%
19,900
4%
4%
434
4%
'
—No par
'
.
28%
79 Va
103%
i
,137
43%
*79
No par
21
.
'
28%
27%
,16%
137 ;
*
44
*102
series
77%
.
i; 49%
51
43 ¥s
67 Va '
203/4.
'M
142
.
"
10j
j
35
*35
37
*88 Va
44%
88 Va
„
12%. ,.12%
*16
,
43%
.
19% , 19%
9% : 9%
.'.77%
207/a
.20%
36
67 s/8
79
16
.
'
68%
:*67¥s
,'v
*343/4
35
1001
i
the Week
55 ¥4
pfd 4%% conv series—100'
Aeronautical
No par}
fi
Sales for
v
CLOSED
•
-
¥
EXCHANGE
preferred 4%%
Youngstown Steel Door
•
Friday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
14%
40%
& Towne Mfg Co
23,
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
17
'
49%
39¥a
York
Sep 27
59% Feb
2
19 % Jan
ytyo
1
14
40
"
85
108%//;
$ per share
•
39
STOCK
4.200
17%
*82
*107
¥2
Thursday
'
$ per share
17%
,
85
108
PRICES
Tuesday
14%
:■/
17%
X85
*107
108 ¥2
m
I?
V.
86 / :
*107
22 ¥2
Yale
iAug 17
40
2
28 3/8
*109%
104
24
100
Wrigley (Win) Jr (Del)Wyahdotfe Worsted Co
■;
2
43 % May 29
15% July
28 ¥4
110
28%
110 ¥4
-
*102
17%
87
*107
28%
28%
110
*102
; 103 ¥2
102
102
110
103
;
173%
•
90 ¥a
108%
Sept. 24
No par
10
preferred
Wright
;
July 14
9% July 13
36
25%
Prior
Sep 27
79% Apr 17
1,03
340
24¥4
Prior
'
18
'.
j
27
16
98% Dec
2,200
85
25%
No par
common
Common
6
16,800
-31%
85
24%
5
Woodward. Iron Co
(F W) Co——.
6
10%
30 ¥a
••
25 %
20
Woolwortti
84% Mar 12
25
¥4
.85V
243/4
23 ¥a
Wisconsin Elec.Power Co com—-10
10
29
90
85
10
9¥4
31
31%
;
1
———————
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
18
Jan
75% JanJ 25
9%
-
<
h
5,400
t
r j-
31% Jan
,
13
,3% Jun 27
70% Apr
14
47% Jan
6% Apr 22
2
t
5% Feb
>
.
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,V
Radio
Zonite
5
I i
!
Zenith
71% Feb 13
.4% July. %
Products
Corp
Corp
T II <11
..
'Bid
dividend,
and
y
asked
Ex-rights,
prices;
no
it Ex-stock
sales
-on
dividend
this
day.
r%th
fin
share
receivership,
of
4 %<*•
\
■'
t
_No par
1
64
4%
65%
"
.
4%
47/s
4%
4%
,'
5
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or
petition, has been filed for company's
nreferred
f$50 car)
for
each
share
held)
:
500
11,300
v
25%
23%
1
$4.25
21 Va Aug 17
140 ¥4 Jan
"
-17
7,700
22 ¥a
Wilson
15% Jan
23¥4 Jun
29
15¥a
9¥a,
493/a
Willys-Overland Motors common—1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
No par
41% Jun
Sep 22
Jan
17%
40%
$ per share
Sper share
20
Worthington Pump & Machinery
74
16%
700
3,800
•
39%
Monday
preference—No par
1
69
22
17,100
19%
39%..
14%
9
17
45
3
*21 ¥2
19
38%
49%
2
17% Jan
15
45% Sep
16
22 ¥4
yi.
38 ¥4
14
Feb
129% July 11
21%
31%
49 Va
12'Jan
25
253/4
19 ¥2
86
-49¥a
75
12% Jan
•
31%:'
31 %
19%
85 ¥4
49%
3
76% Jun 28
-
•
30¥4
25 ¥2
38
!
Sept. 22
2
28
31 ¥2
25 ¥a
•
'
30%
38
17%. 1173/4
12%
Instrument
prior
conv
2,400
1,600
"
Electric
White Dental Mfg (The SS)
White Motor Co
5
50
39,600
17¥s
193/4
-
3,200
30 ¥2
•32 ¥4
7,300
15%
■
17%
22
31
.
3,700
•
100 ¥2
15
/
25%
9 ¥♦
''
'
'
10
9 %
26
Mar 27
38% Sep
313% May
18%
31 "W
^.21/
86 /a
*126
7% July
30
i.
11
*100 ¥4
173/4
33 1
52
37%
90
No par
10
B
Vn
37%
*107
—1
com
series
IOO3/8
;
15%
19%
31 h
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com-i—No par
77 % Jan '' 5
3
9Va
31%
*85
*100%
17 ¥2
18
19
66% July
32% Jan
■
Jan
12
%2%
21%
17%
18%
18
11
18 ¥4
51¥B
10%
11
17 ¥2
21 ¥2
•
52 ¥a-
513/4
.
15
29%
400
1,300
2,100
25
-No par
100
com
:
12 VB
28
37 ¥a
preferred—aJK)
A
preferred
61
12»%
28
253/4
■
19 %
126
Oct
July
18%
19
9
9%
31 ¥2
31%
85% • > 86
.
-
12
17¥4
33
31 ¥a
8
16
79
16¥e
-
'
61
28 ¥4
15%
25%*
98%
3.80%
*50 ¥2
180
28%
101
100
.
Western Union Teleg cl A
7
30
12
15
:
38%
70% Dec 30
4
22
197/s
22%
v
33%
',
■%'
17 ¥8
39 ¥s
27
16% July 12
19%
31
101
15%
-25%
■
,
,18
*33
•
•.
253/4
14
49'% May
v
101 ¥4
;
10
estern Auto Supply Co—.1
estern Maryland Ry com
Wilcox Oil Co„_-
13
187/s
LOW AND
21
Dec
33 ¥4
307/a •31 ¥2
Saturday
36% July 31
25
11%
18¥4
101%
102
*25 ¥2
*
'
34% Mar 22
Jun
52 ¥a
11
187/e
143/4
STOCK
15% Jan 26
22% Feb
52
11
18 3/8
*102
17 Vs May 26
142
52%
103/4
;
103 ¥2
.
35% Nov 22
1
52
'I?3/,
8
12
July 18
28 ¥1
18%
333/4
com —2.50
12% FebJ15
5% Jan- 3
137
28%
38 Va
25% July 2
15% Sep 25
24
28 ¥2
143/4
White Sewing Machine com
Prior preference
5
28 %
18
Inc
X'"
*59 ¥2
12 ¥a
*102
3
*29 Va
;
'
12
98%
94
Jun
V''/
12
99¥8
44% Sep
12"'
61
18 Va
18 '/a
30
1
;
12
-
38
25
29
*57¥2
18%
29%
-
*58 ¥2
i
-
39¥a
28
11% Dec
61
t ■
%
61
38
84% Jun
33% Jan
$
99
29% Jan 26
■i
60
100
33% Jun
2
*
12.50
19
"25% Nov
18%
30
Weston
27
19
18
297/s
14
Oct
28% Dec 27
18
Feb
125
'
30
Sep
Feb
18% Dec
2,000
17 ¥4
*29
14%
3
Snowdrift
Westinghouse Electric
May
94
8
1.000
18%
17%
30
39
104 Vs Feb
41
15% Feb
2,600
1.300
43%
2
3
Jan
32%
28%
43
.No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
26% July 15
81
32
1
series
s*56
28%
*1093/4
Preferred
42%
32 ¥a
...—5
Western Pacific RR
*40%
43
*101 ¥4
Mills—
2nd
41
28¥a
5
41
2
18 *
12
40%
44
32%
18 3/4
Co
non-cum
20
102%
42%
♦102
4%
100
*101 ¥4
28%
28 ¥4
2
40
*97
103
323/4
1
28% July 30
6
*41
100
*ioiy4
43%
103
13
44
Oct
*97
102 ¥4
28 ¥a
110¥a
24
Dec
100
32¥4
28 ¥a
25
24
89
*97
28 ¥a
*101%
26
7,400
: *42 ¥8
*1093/4
6
100
21%
115%
21
*114%
33%
11
18
50% Sep
128 Va
21 V«
115%
6,900
42%
52%
Par
18
10
41% Dec
27
20%
*114%
*101%
'"/!
128%
1283/4
21 %
115%
2,400
16%
28 ¥a
18%
share
11% Jan
40% Jan
'
*125
30%
94
16 Va
¥2
115%
21
•
28
24% July
Feb
per
129
16
42%
5
EXCHANGE
3
19% Jan 13
29 %
$
16%
*93
32%
10¥4
Co—
NEW YORK
94
28%
No par
Lowest
51% Apr 25
23% Dec 28
'/ 37%
27
13
;*93
-
30¥a
.
33
Power 4%%
pfd .—100
100
preferred series B_
4.10% preferred series C- —100
West Virginia Coal & Coke.; .—5
West V i Pulp & Paper com_. .No par
4% %
100
preferred
27
115
30%
28%
100
Electric
115
*111%
500
42 ¥a
52
Penn
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
44
1
4.20%
19
Feb
111
Penr-
*41%
mo%
115 :>?■
16%
*126
21
115%
98%
44
115
*111%
303/s
94
16¥a
1023/4
No par
Inc
Tobacco
West
128 ¥4
203/4
28%
convertible
West
167/a
*114%
28 ¥a
Pictures
Pump
<3s
16%
*111%
/
30%
*93
*1273%
STOCKS
Previpu
1
Highest
26
27
98% Sep
8
Aug
Year 1950
Lowest
7% Jun
20% Feb
Mar 14
75
106
Jan
29% Feb 26
24
26
15% July 30
27
Nov. 15
Dec
30
•
preferred;.-. No par
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
40% July 13
Mar 14
35% Dec
$4
94
..
common
Motor
Wesson Oil
v-
♦93
2.50
Knitting
Webster
28
27% Dec
18% Apr
;;
Wayne
Wayne
115
12%
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Waukesha
9,300
115
98%
*29
Washington Gas Light Co__. .No par
19
25
30%
12
7
Mar
24%
*111%
*1013/4
17%
10
1
34% Feb
27
Jun
19
Bros
24 ¥e
*111%
99%
33
20
Co
Warner-Hudnut
13
29% July 18
Warner
24%
31
No par
No par
(Hiram) G & W
Baking Co
5%%
preferred
8,500
243%
243/8
/
—
Ward
26
25
May 17
99
24
Co
21%
42%
preferred. .—100
System
Walworth
12
11% Mar 28
16 % Jun
Sep
16% Jan
Walker
11% May 9
21% Feb 23
4
17 Va July 27
4%%
20%
28 %
.
...
W
RR
205/a
24%
102 ¥4
43
25
Visking Corp
17% Nov
2
*97%
.
20¥a
114
115
*102
25
25
31% Dec
16% July
Coke 4%
(The)-.
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
1%
preferred
5
31% Mar
29
July 16
Va Iron
207/a
203/4
114
207/a
115
100
5,300
31%
*30%
129
20 ¥a
100
7
21
preferred
18¥a
*111%
17'/a
*127¥4
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
20
8,000
18%
31%
94%
*93
100
38%
185/B
32%
183/4
32
.
31%
30%
common—8
116% Feb
25% Jun
28
3%%
Works
112% May 24
100
19%
Co__:
Victor Chemical
133% Aug 15
22% Mar
1
112% Jun 29
Mar 23
117% Aug 25
12
112% July 11
34% July 13
100% Jan 18
Chemical
-
38%
18%
*31%
18¥e
32
21
*111%
*111%
112
5
243/8
Jun
2
91% July
10% Jan
20 ¥a
24%
9
"29
11% Dec
Mar"22'
96%
24 3/«
18 ¥4
32 Va
2.50
25
Jan
104
21%
18 ¥s
32 Va
.
Vick
105% Jan
4
20%
2.50
Inc
13
x27% Jun
98
32%
Co
Jan
27;
5
18 ¥a
32%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
21% Aug 3C
25
18
10
Norman
Raaite Co
reorganization,
.«•
a
Deferred
delivery.
rC&sb
sales,
s
Special sales, wd Wben distributed,
-
3,000
x:
'
Number 5051
Volume 174
The Cbmmercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(1215)
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
the column headed
italic letters In
WEEKLY
•
one
or
82d of
more
point.
a
■*
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Year 1950
Lowest
107
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
13
NEW
.
Highest
-•
;
YORK
BONDS
Low
Low
High
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 25
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
Exchange
YEARLY
•
Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
"Interest Period"
Figures after decimal point represent
Range for Previous
Sept. 26
Low
High
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
v
Sept. 27
High
High
Sales for
Sept. 28
-
Low
Low
the Week
Bonds
High
111.10
108.4
May""!
Treasury
Treasury
111.10 May
109.8
9
109.9
May 10
July 16
100.4
Apr
May
98.20
9
*105.22
105.23
*105.22
105.26
*105.20
105.24-
*105.18
105.22
*105.14
105.18
*107.6
107.12
*107.4
107.10
*107.2
107.8
*107
107.6
*106.30
107.4
2%s
2%s
.1958-1963
*109.4
109.10
*109
109.6
*108.30
109.4
*108.26
109.2
*108.24
108.30
1960-1965
*111.4
111.10
*111.2
111.8
*111
111.6
*110.28
111.2
*110.24
110.30
2%s
1952-1954
STOCK
*101,11
101.13
*100.10
100.12
*100.10 100.12
100.11
Treasury
Treasury
1
1956-1959
Treasury
Treasury
May
2%s
Treasury
r?ov
2Vis
1956-1958
EXCHANGE
*102.3
102.7
*102.1
102.5
*101.29
2 Vis
1962-1907
CLOSED
27/8s—J
Treasury
Apr~25
25
102.19
102.14 Apr
25
102.14 Apr
Nov~29
100.29
Treasury
25
Sep"l5
2%s—.
♦101.19 101.23
99.20
*99.15
99.19
*99.14
99.18
*99.8
*98.25
98.29
*98.19
98.23
*98.16
98.20
*98.17
98.21
•98.11
98.15
*98.17
98.21
*98.13
98.17
*98.8
98.12
*98.9
98.13
•98
93.4
1964-1969
Dec
2 Vis
*100.9
101.29
*99.16
*98.16
98.20
*98.12
98.16
*98.7
'.98.11
*98.6
98.10
•97.30
98.2
1965-1970
Treasury 2Vis—
_
100.11
99.26
1964-1969
Jun
*100.9
♦101.25
*99.22
1963-1968
2Vis
Treasury
100.24
_____1955-1960
2Vis
Treasury
102.19 Apr
♦98.10
98.14
*98.6
98.10
*98.1
98.5
*97.30
98.2
•97.22
97.26
100.25
Oct~31
102.23
Feb~24
18
97.14 Apr
98.7
*97.30
97.24
1966-1971
•
,
*98.8
100.21 Jan
18
16
2]/is
Jun
1967-1972
*98.16
2'/is
—Sep
1967-1972
*99.30
Treasury
13
Apr
2'/is
Dec
1967-1972
*98.16
2'As_J—
^Treasury
1432
*97.28
98
98.10
*98.2
98.6
*97.24
97.28
99.28
♦99.22
99.26
♦99.14
*98.10
99.18
*98.6
98.10
*98.2
98.6
*97.24
.-1952-1955
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.10
100.12
*100.7
100.9
100.12
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
♦100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*103.2
103.6
♦103.2
*100.24
100.28
*100.22
100.26
Jun
1959-1962
*98.12
98.16
*98.10
98.14
Dec
1959-1962
*98.4
*98.3
2s
1951-1955
•*100.2
100.4
♦100.1
100.3
2s
1952-1953
100.4
2%s—
2'AS—
22
102.18 Feb
1
Treasury
15
103.9
9
Treasury
-
-
2'As
100.21 Dec
2y4s
100.29 Aug 11
Jan
»
98.8
1
:
*100.2
1952-1954
*100.3
100.5
*100.2
100.4
-Dec
1952-1954
■*100.3
100.5
*100.2
100.4
*101.20
101.24
Treasury
1953-1955
2s
International
Bank
Reconstruction
102.6
Dec
5
103.20 Jun
97.1
8
Sep
97
101.28 Jan
20
July
99.9
5
*102.28
103
100.17
*100.8
100.12
*98.4
98.8
*97.30
97.30
*97.25
97.29
*97.20
15
25-year
25-year
'■
Aug 20
&
*101.20 101.24
,
for
Development
3s
♦97
July 15 1972
3s
—Mar
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1953
*100
15 1954
*100
15 1955
♦99
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1956
♦97.16
15 1957
*96
2s serials of '50 due Feb
v
100.2
•100
100.2
.
100.3
100.3
•100.2
100.4
♦100.2
100.4
•100.1
100.3
*100.1
♦100.2
100.4
•100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
*101.18
101.22
•101.16
101.18
*101.14
101.18
♦96.24
*100
♦100
101
100.16
101
>
101
♦99
•100
101
101
•100
101
♦97.16
99
97.16
*96
97.16
•96
•95
97
*94
96
95
♦93
95
94
•92
94
93
•91
93
15 1958
♦95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
15 1959
♦94
96
♦94
96
♦94
96
*94
96
2s serials of '50 due Feb
15 1960
*93
95
*93
2s serials of'50 due Feb
15 1961
*92
94
*92
93
*91
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22
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series
RR
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,
27
81
& ;Malne" RR—
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64
-
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Apr.l-Ocf
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1961_May-Nov
'
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t
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98
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due March
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First
39 %
%
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s
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1975:
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.Ref tand
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1999—
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%
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~~
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of l—
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99
56
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A
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1953
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4
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/
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:
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2012
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loan
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reduced
to
A
—
85
B
;
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2%)
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Plan
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to
secured
—
81%
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1986—
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Baltimore
100%
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to 2.25%)
2006
(City of) 8s 1946
Janeiio
92
99%
67%
—
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Mar-Sept
I960—June-Dec
1961—April-Oct
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49
83%
36%
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0
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(City of)—
stamped pursuant to Plan
7%s 1966 stamped
,,
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/
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100
65'/a
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8s
W
First
100'/4
99%
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/
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60
43%
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7s
71%
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"
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General
99
Mar-Sept
1958
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:
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convertible
debentures
P
52
92%
(interest
2.125%) 2008....
of) external 7s 1959
to
35
9
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1973
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1953.
extl
reduced
9
80
.
—
Stamped 4s July 1 1995—
Atlanta- & Charlotte Air Line Ry—
17%
38
99%
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1970—June-Dec
5s
(City)
A Peru
61%
59%
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Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4s (reg only) 1960
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
64 Vi
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Mar-Sept
lApril-Oct
loan (30-yr)
1958
sinking fund 4y?s 1955
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947.
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Oslo
88
May-Nov
H
17%
47
68
(interest
fund
42
91
87%
—
debentures
Gen
1963—Feb-Aug
external
extl sink
37
8
__
1979
i-, 2%s debentures 1971
p 3%s convertible debentures
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
'•
of
loan
deductions
Atlantic
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1959—Mar-Sepf
to.2.125%) 2008_—
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Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956_.
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4%s 1965.
4s sinking fund
external loan
Bank
4
76%
*
1979
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General 4s 1995—-—-
f?. 17% .17%.
—
17 %
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65
76
on
27/aS debentures 1987—1.1/
:
2%s convertible debentures 1957
A
...April-Oct
reduced
Municipal
15
...
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3%s-sinking
8%
<
1963—Jan-July
2.125%) 2008—
sinking fund 6%£
to
65
Mar-Sept
debentures
j i 3%s
,; 3 Vas
1922
:__/
(1942 agree't)
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2
June-Dec
convertible debentures
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sinking fund 6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
ASecured
15
i;
•
Jan-July
/
—.
to
(Oily of)
extl
2%s
16 y4
16%
11%
(assented to
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Minas Geraes (State) —
ASecured extl
•
3
13%
14%
—
1963—Jan-July
1933
7%
89
Mar-Sepf
coupon
conversion
Anglo-Lautaro
(1942 agree't)
assented
reduced
5
20
.
ASmall
•
16%
16'/2
—Jan-July
uTreasury 6s
1952
1942
1945
2%s- debentures
June-Dec
ASmall
I
1
American Airlines 3s
American Bosch Corp
__
16%
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
to 1922 agree-.
(asesnted
ment)
1945
ASmall
11
89
Jan-July
RAILROAD
9
(assented to
agreement)
5
April-Ocf
1961
2%s
16%
1904
89
8%
13
Jan-July
Alabama Great Southern 3%s 1967
Alabama Power first-mortgage 3%s
..
*16'A
44
_2
Ltd—
Co
60 %
42
1945—Quar-Jan
1963_Jan-Julj/
13%
8%
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co— •
t
2%s debentures 19801—/—
_.Feb-Aug
_
13%
6%
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(1942 agree't)
9%
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1957
2%s
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9%
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Jan-July
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.
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76
57%
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3%s external readjustment 1984
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79 V2
66
72
—
—
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1978__June-Dec
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:
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A
59
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;
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73
56%
—
64
79
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*
—
1945
80
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86
58
1
11%
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__
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62%
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readjustment
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41%
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ASmall
IA5s assented
1958
(dollar bond of 1937)
External
1943
due
62%
❖
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.April-Ocf
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1968—Jan-July
70
77
*9%
f 1971
s
March
8%-4-41/eS
57%
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—
!
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80
—
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/
54
29
76
40%
97
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agreement)
7s
(Republic) external 8s 1946
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42%
28%
33
68
June-Dec
62
61%
—
11
---
84
*__
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1st mtge $ ser 1953—
A 7s
76%
»
—
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1962
f AUruguay
94'/a
;»
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55
64
62%
72
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U
67/a
71 %
55
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1957—April-Oct
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agreem't)
ASmall 1968
Mexico (Republic of)—
|A5s
40
>40%
-
58
May-Nov
external
sterling loan of '12
A6s
12
;i
-
June-Dec
—
1978—
Mexican Irrigation—
|A4%s assented (1922
A4'/aS
•
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1965
bonds
$
32
80
Jan-July
«f
1954
'30
10%
7'/a
17
v
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
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1968
1958
Power
(40-yr)
A With
,
:
1952
11%
,
,
1977
7s
39'/a
39'/a
1952, thereafter
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A Jugoslavia
40 y2
64
75
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Uaw-July
*60
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Jan-July
f 1952—
s
of)
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44%
18
87
—
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:
mtge
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thereafter
-
1,
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62%
70
Jan-July
..Mar-Sept
1956
secured external
Tokyo (City of)
-*
,
3% due 1977
—1
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Italian Public Utility Institute—
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9%
97/e
•
„_
to
11%
62%
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2004
A51/2S extl loan of '27
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1960
3% due 1977
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2% to Jan 1, 1952, thereafter
2%
loan
2.25% )
to
41/2s assented
Taiwan
63%
*10
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1950
46 %
75
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3'/2s
80
*53%
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1st
ASllesia
A
*60%
-Jan-July
38%- 39%
—
water
series B
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*
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
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79
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Jan-July
High
51
42
97Va
.
i
11
.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%)
2012
April-Ocf
Berbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
>,
42%
79
.Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
41
39%
May-Nou
1950
external
A 7s
part
paid
of)
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to
April-Oct
39
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Government—
A 7s
2001
A6s external dollar loan
Power—
mtge
gen
2.375%)
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bonds
Elec
to
external
A7s
„
reduced
391/2
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999
56
69%
37 %
37/4
A 8s
56
56
33
79%
69%
--
38%
%
1936 Stamped' pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
55
"56
'
66
*56
78
55
13
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8s
(Republic of)—
Consolidated
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56
May-Nov
May-Nob
3'/as extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
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A7s
10
54%
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__
53%
'
*94 Va
53
Low
'
April-Oct
San Paulo
95
Jan. 1
No.
39%
secured sinking fund 1957—-May-Nov
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——May -Nov
92
88
39
A6%s extl
(State)—
lADenrnark 20-year external 6s
External gold 5%s 1955
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Salvador
88
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*7
Range Since
Sold
High
39
June-Dec
6i/2s 1952
reduced
7%
,
4
(City) 8s 1952.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
38%
4%
6'/a
6'/a
June-Dec
Stamped assented (interest
6%) extended to 1960
Greek
•35%
(City of)
Bonds
*55
June-Dec
2004—
ASao Paulo
51
*56
.
Great
38%
„
Feb-Aug
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978
extl
35%:
50
May-Nou
(Republic of) 7s 1951
Cuba (Republic of) 4»/aS external 1977
Cundinamarea (Dept of)—
4s
53%
55
38%
Range
Friday's
1 —
May-Noo
1967 stamped pursuant txKPlan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004.
ARome
April-Oct
Rica
Chechoslovakia
7s
51%
38'A
53%
38%
or
Bid St Asked
—
o£ 1926 due 1966
reduced to 2.25%)
,
50
*38%
^an'3)&t.
1970—-April-Oct
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
25-year gold 4%s 1953
external loan
35%
*53%
Aprll-OC*
1961
(State of)—(Cont)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
53
'
1961
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds
lAColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
I ASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
-f ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
C
™
A 7s
37%
(Republic of)—
A 6s
A6s
ACosta
I
38 %.
50
June-Dec
1951
5s
37
Rio Grande do Sul
53%
36
*53%
—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
*53%
fJor'SS
1960
51
1
53%
Period
High
*38%
"
'
^
1960
Low
*38%
"
-May-Nov.
—
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No.
Interest
fcew York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
*53%
'
~
Ap},"kX
1962
1962
Consol
A7s
1961
Hi'jh
BONDS
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Sold
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f
1961
assented
A Chilean
r
AsJ^ed
53%
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AGuaranteed
Bid &
Low
A Chile
28
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
1
Period
New York Stock Exchange
SEPTEMBER
Week's Range
Friday
*
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Co
3s
debentures
2%s
April-Oct
1969—Mar-Sepf
1976
1980.
3%s aebs
1971—
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
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Jau-July
Jan-July
1975_May-Nov
103
*__
103
'
3
102%
87
76%
94
104%
93
76%
59%
100
78
13
76
58%
59%
72
52%
71%
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99%
100%
3
103%
105%
98
90%
101%
98 Va
92%
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100
100
103'/» 1031/4
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90%
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97%
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Number 5051
.
,
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.
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BONDS
New York Stock
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Rochester
Stamped
Bush
Terminal
first
Co
1952
4s
Consolidated 5s 1955—.
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
May-Nov
76%
75
.—Jan-July"
April-Oct
1960-
V*
SEPTEMBER 28
Low
_l\,
87
Continental Baking
101
105
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4%
debenture
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stock
debs series A
4s
1960
.
(1947
issue)
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102%"
102
94
RR Co of N J—
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>
mortgage 3 Vis
105
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101
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1968—
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1992.
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i
v
gold 4s
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49%
58
8
31 Va
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89
5
87
90
24%
26
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Morris & Essex division
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26
29
24
32
5
31
41
33
41 Va
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1
71
79%
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98%
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110%
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—
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98
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1976_Mar-Sept
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73
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11
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97
97
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4
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-
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1st mortgage 2%s 1979-'—«;
101
89
"87%
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/
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Chemical 2.35s
101
fixed
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111%
104.
;
•.2> > 105%
V * 97
%'■
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"u-
110
95
■
-
»
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102 %
13
99%
70%
70 %
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3s convertible debentures 1958
Detroit & Mack first lien
gold 4s
ASecond gold 4s 1995—
117
.
-
100
98%
99
Map-Nov
2018
(3%
98 3/4
10
1003/4 1003%
Map-NoV
(4%%
Edison 3s series H 1970
General and refund 2%s series I
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985^
107 y.
109%
105% 105% V
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
103
2042
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104%
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>
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133
96%
>
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107
-
117%
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38
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100
102%
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A
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5^1997
; First mortgage 3JA scries B >985—
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1962
Chicago Gt West first 4s series A 1988
April
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87
88
Jan-July
89%
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79
78%
79
67%
*'■
69
61 Vi
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>'
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.
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s
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76
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97
22
71
61
207
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99
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102
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72%
72
72
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or
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May-Nov
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1972
Jan-July
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mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nov
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Bell Telephone Co—
debentures 1988
gold 3%s
1952
first ext
Mtg
St
Paul
ft
ft
Saulte
1967
1940
5s
2%s
St
1967
mortgage 4%s lnc series
A General
mortgage 4s inc ser
Mission Corp 3%s s f debs
1966
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5s
4s
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series
series
4%s
B
A
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A
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AGeneral
4s
*
series A
1975
series
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Construction mtge 4%s series B
Mountain States Tel ft Tel
2%s
debentures
57
First
Chattanooga
mortgage
3s
3s
debentures
100
106%
99%
92%
10
101%
89%
1011/2
101 %
108%
100
100
103
104
104
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72
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63
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86
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I
1981
A
1955„May-Woo
1955
1986
May-Nov
May-Nov
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36
Edison
1976
First guaranteed
4%s series B
debentures 1982-
1961
May-Nov
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey
Jan-July
Junction RR gtd first 4s
New
Jersey Power ft Light 3s 1974— 1986—Feb-Aug
3s
i
87%
97%
Oklahoma
13
97%
14
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104 '/a
113
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69
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105
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99
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85'/a
96%
ft
102%
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97%
87
97%
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88
87
97
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81
106
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82
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63
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27
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94
101%
102%
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101%
1974
Mar-sept
1975
April-Oct
May-Nov
—Feb-Aug
1979
100
100
100%
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11
97% 104%
94%
100%
92%
—
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104
*„
95%
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101%
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105%
105% 105%
102% 102%
99% 104
44
1
& Electric Co—
refunding
refunding
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refunding
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refunding
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refunding
3'As series I 1966
3s series J
102
11' /
98
104%
102 'A
101
102%
101%"
6
97%
25
95%
105%
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105 Vis
June-Dec
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100%
2%s series P 1931
2%s series Q 1930
3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
3s series S
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1933
2%s series T 1976
12
96 %
98%
*
:
105
97
v/l/V.
105%
92'A
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103 %
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5
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101
101
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April-Oct
20
96%
98%
June-Dec
1985
100% 100%
100% 100%
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96%
96
debentures
debentures
3'As
3%s
1978
101
Mar-Sept
1983-
Mar-Sept
103%
90'A
100%
93
103%
96"%
f gold 4'As
6
v'4
101% 101%
1
debentures 1964—June-Dec
Paducah &
101%
101%
103% 103'A
April-Ocf
Pacific Western Oil 3%s
Illinois
1st
s
1955
A3'As convertible inc debs Sept 1
105%
*
100
98%
98%
*100% 102
Jan-July
I960—April-Oct
.
—
103
107%
105
98'/a
103%
1952—May-Nov
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3'As 1960
99
*85'A
June-Dec
series E
88%
81'A
93
100%
102
101'A
—
102%
.
trust' ctfs
100%
100% 100%
5
*100
97
105
Pennsylvania
Power ft Light Co—
mortgage
3s
1975
4'As
I960
1965—
series A
103,
94
104%
107 y8
114%
143
98'A
109%
June-Dec
1968—
D
4
1281—.
99%
99'A 100
June-Dec
103%
103'A 104
38
102'A
April-Oct
'
mortgage 4'As series E 1984
mortgage 3'As series F 1985
series
15
98%
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.
5s
4%s
series- B
99'A
110% 110%
April-Ocf
_
fund
General
99
General
99
106%
102
June-Dec
1987
105'A
99%
102
Juue-Dec
series M 1979
3s
debentures
General
101
June-Dec
June-Dec
1970
3s series K 1971
3s series L 1974-j,.
1986
Guaranteed 4s
92'A
92'A
94%
48
92 '/a
107%
92%
92 %
94 %
30
92'/a
107%
82'A
82%
4
Jan-July
Jan-July
114
81
94%
105
105 ya
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co—
104%
104'A
98 »A
102
&
1st
Peoria
ref
mtge
3%s sqjr H 1981
& Eastern
first 4s external
AIncome
Pere
113%
105
104%
107%
85
97
v
105
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,
99%;i03%
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102%
7iy.
2
68%
_April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1977—April-Oct
Pennsylvania Co—
99
*101% 102
102%
2
78
59%
Feb-Aug
1984
3s
68'A
85
100%
100% 101 %
73'A
78
Telephone—
Elpctric 2%s
100%'
100
-
73
4s
April
1960
April
D
80
April-Oct
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s series
*103%
June-Dec
19R0
45
82
45
45
100
Mar-Sept-
100'A
14
72%
19
34
10
96
84
48
104'/a
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
95
*99
103
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines—
98%
104
*85
97%
100
—
•
102%
108%
—
*100% 102%
*101
100%
*88
Mar-Scpf
„
mortgage 3s
debentures
2%s
3%s
95%
100
110% 110%
*100%
90
98
101%
104
94
Co—
Pacific Tel ft Tel 2%s debentures
98%
102
*100
Jan-July
Jan-July
——April-Oct
11
101% 102
•
110%
2
97'A 97%
*100% 101'A
102% 102'A
101%
Jan-July
1952
90
95
87%
*—
Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
General
90
97%
19
30
100%
'95
*„
Quar-Jan
_Quar-Jan
Pennsylvania RR—
Consolidated sinking
Mar-Scpf
1983^.
RR—
Orleans Term first
gtd 4s 1953
tNew Orleans Texas
ft Mexico Ry—
AFirst 5s series B
Certificates
A
ser
2047
mortgage
80
112% 113%
103% 104%
99%
10O
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Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A I960—April-Oct
First &
New
A
*100%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
1st
*87
1
CO O
1974
New
1974
First
92%
105
1
*97%
1967_v—June-Dec
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s
1954
May-Nov
New England Tel ft
Tel Co—
Refunding ft impt
92
Jan-July
April-Oct»
1997
3s
Bell
General 4%s
B
19864.
._Feb-Aug
2%s debs
1970—June-Dec
Orleans Great Nor 5s A
Orleans ft Northeastern
97
Q9
O
Ohio
55%
ft St Louis—
April-Oct
April-Oct
New
99
*95
100
18
.
80
series
Distillers Products 3%s
debs 1974
National Steel
Corp first mtge 3s 1965
Supply 2%s debentures
New
June-Dec
April-Oct
convertible inc 2014_April-Ocf
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
debentures
85
64
CO ID
97 %
Jan-July
April-Oct
National
debentures
69%
62
/
1997
States
Pacific Gas
1971—May
1991—-May
Natl
3s
58
*60
73% 1
101%
N
1970
debentures
72
88
58
105%
101%
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s
69%
57 Va
103%
100
*
1965—Feb-Aug
1978
National Dairy
Products
1943
(Wisconsin first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 3s J.979—
First
Nashville
57%
28
Jan-July
Feb-Aug.
Feb-Aug i
May-Nov
.
First mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 2%s 1979
2%s
107
Feb-Aug
Mohawk ft Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B
1966.
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) ft Co 3s
debentures
1958—May-Nov
Morris ft Essex first
gtd 3%s 2000
June-Dec
3%s
*104
Jan-July
1978—
5s
10
62'A
94%
68
100%
—
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AFirst and
refunding 5s series F
1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and
refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Now
5 A Convertible
gold 5%s series A
1949—May-Nov
AFirst and refund
gold 5s ser H 1980—Aprtl-Oct
AFirst and
refunding
60'/a
61
72%
14
102%
*101
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
tMissouri Pacific RR Co—
refunding 5s
60%
62
76
Jan-July
1980
refunding 4'As
Ry—
4s
registered
First
ACum
AFirst and
92%
June-Dec
1962
D
98%
*99% 101
June-Dec
1962
series
■'
*102%
RR—
A
96%
100
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first
4s 1990
Prior
49
97
Marie-
First
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
100%
f.r
Jan-July
.qapi
3%s 1969
fund debentures
Minnesota Mining
Minn
85
100
96
— —
—
*
9 6'A
Mar-Sept
1969—1
mortgage
3%s sinking
t§A Midland of N J
79
-
*97%
May-Nov
mortgage 2%s
97%
>50
Refunding ft Jrnpt 4%s series C 1979
-Jau-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1969—Mcr-Sept
First
First
97
97%
Aprll-Oct
Michigan Central—
First
84
74
62
Feb-Aug
Michigan
3%s
84
97
35
;<
61%
5s
Collateral trust
102%
96
76%
75
79%
68%' 87%
*69'A
Refunding ft improve 4'As ser A 2047—Jan-July
Refunding & improve 5s series C 2047
Jan-July
Refunding ft improve 5s series D 2047—Jan-July
A
1972—May-Nov
1960
103
61%
Jan-July
(Minnesota) fivst mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 2%s 1975
M
Co 2%s debentures
RR 4%s
1977
general & ref 5s
registered
General
3s
107'A
lien
Northern
ft
Gas 2%s
mortgage 2%s
ft
366
76
series D 1982_
Jan -July
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding, mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
" '
mtge
62
67%
73%
;K
»
,
N Y Telephone 2%s
93
105%'
98
73
Northern Pacific
'
1
100% 101
66
June-Dec
ft
Western
59%
Chester—
1955
Central
102%
106
'
Hartford RR—
ft
gold 5s 1940
gATerminai first gold 5s
General
99
93%
81 '/a
81%
101
1979—May-Not>
Maine Central
1973
N Y Steam Corp first 3'As 1963
First ft
Macy (R H)
A
,
98%
101
66%
73
N Y Power ft Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y ft Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
AGeneral
104%
99'A
63%
62%
First mortgage 4s 1954
May-Nov
$AN Y Ontario ft West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
Northern
100%
1
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
2043
B
series
Harlem River ft Porth
Norfolk &
7
102
April-Ocf
1975
General mortgage 2"%$ 1980
Norfolk Southern Ry Co—
61
61
101% 101%
*100
102
62%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv lnc 4%s series A 2022
May
General
101%
Feb-Aug
IN Y Susquehanna ft Western RR—
5 AFirst refunding 5s 1937
§ A Second gold 4'As 1937
47%
21
55%
56%
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
Atl Knox ft Cincinnati
Div 4s 1955
Louisville Gar ft Eleo 1st
mtge 2%s
,
..
68%
102% 104
102
ft
4s
101%
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As 1998
gold
JAGeneral
2003
Nashville RR—
RR—
1997
1973
N Y State Electric
mortgage bonds—
Lombard Electric 7s series A 1952
Lorillard (P) Co 3s
debentures 1963
38 debentures 1976
ft
101%
series
B
Haven
New
AGeneral
83%
*78
May-Nov
Scries B 4 Vis fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003—
May-Nov
Series D 4s contingent interest
2003
May
Series E 4 Vis contingent interest
2003
May
Series F 5s
contingent Interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
First
mortgage 5s extended to 1979
April-Oct
Lexington ft Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little Miami general 4s
series (1962)
May-Noo
A
Louisville
97
100
83%
—Feb-Aug
Valley Railway—
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to 1974
L»high VaUey RR—
consolidated
92
/
102%
96%
Ry—
5s extended to 1984
Lehigh
P.eneral
79%
93
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
86
85
l^high Coal ft Navigation Co—
Sinking fund mortgage 3Vis ser A
1970_Aprll-Ocf
Lehigh Vallej Coal Co—
First
97
89%
89%
River
3%s
1997
West 4s
ft
series
First
June-Dec
102%
—
1998
gold 3'As 2000
series A 2043
"
4'As
registered
Hudson
collateral
Mortgage
3'/as
A
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B
N
Lakefront Dock 4 RR Terminal—
First mtge sink fund
3%s ser A 1968—-June-Dec
Jvike Shore ft Mich South
gold 3Vis 1997.-June-Dec
series
4s
April-Oct
_
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
103%
99
103%
Co—
3'As registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3'As
registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago ft SI Louis—
170
—
High
98%
99%
deposit—
RR
regisered
Shore
Low
'
1954
A
of
mortgage
3%s
100
*—
General
Jan. 1
No.
98%. 98%
deposit
series
ft
N Y Central
104%
97%
112
*45%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Apiil-Ocf
1959
108 %
99
105%
99%
"98%
1987
Jan-July
4VaS 1961—Jan-July
1997
20
*102'/4 103
Aprll-Oct
1961
5s
98%
June-Dec
102
101%
102% 103%
Aprll-Oct
1974
6s
102
Range Since
Sold
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
Refunding ft impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding ft impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Oct
91
97%
99
_June-Dec
1968
1961
4'/as
85%
—
99
June-Dec
1961
Kings County Elec Lt ft Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
*90%
Feb-Aup
D
of
Central
Consolidated
June-Dec
*
York
New
Feb-Aug
deposit
1956
of
ACertificates
K
1956
series
4%s
Bonds
High
ft Mexico Ry-MCont)—C
series
5s
A Certificates
102
"
Aprll-Oct
Friday's
Low
ACertificates
Kanawha ft Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City tywer ft Light 2%s 1976
First mortgage 2%s 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas CJty Southern
Ry 4s ser A 1975
or
Bid ft Asked
High
New Orleans Texas
Jamestown Franklin * dear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
Jersey Central Power * Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
102%
100%
103
100
104%"
,101
101%
General 5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
General gold 4'As series C 1977—
Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First ft refunding 2%s 1971
June-Dec
First ft refunding 2%s 1967
May-Nov
First ft refunding 2%s 1974
—May-Noo
First ft refunding 2%s 1981
June-Dec
First ft refunding 2%s 1973
Feb-Aug
jAPhilippine Ry 1st sink fund 4s 1937—Jan -July
tACertificates of deposit
Phillips Petroleum 2%& debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
2%s conv debs 1975-—
Pittsbgh Bessemer ft Lake Erie 2%s
—_May-Nov
1996_June-DCc
*113
112%
*106%
105%
114%'
93%
102%
97%
98
99
38
97'A
98%
96%
34
100% 100%
94%
102%
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94%
102
92%
98
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100%
6
123
102%
97
103%
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2
8%
9'A
3
7%
11%
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22
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102%
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118
109%
152%
96 "
101%
9%
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141%
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.
11%
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27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
ft
BON
New York
or
Sale Price
Period
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
guaranteed
4s
Consolidated guaranteed
H
ser
Consolidated guaranteed
4%s
ser J
Jan. 1
No.
High
*101%
Low
100
113
*104% 111
104
Terminal RR Assn
107 %
104
104%
■
--
June-Dec
103% 104y4
April-Oct
105
105
1
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
l&pril-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3%s
1964—May-Won
83
83
10
debentures
•
1965——
-
Texas
102
*101
115
81
—Jan-July
—Jan -July
&
Orleans
New
Bonds.
Range Since
Sold
High
No.
Jan. 1
Low
.
High
99
„
125 'A
101%
102%
101
101%
*—
97
100%
First and
103%
104
101%
45
105
99
101
1
99%
103
93
93
5
88 3A
99
{Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s .1960
_Jan-July
A Adjustment income 5s Jan I960— .April-Oct
88%-
99
Tol & Ohio Cent
88%
99%
Tri-Continental
110%
101%
96%
103
96%
3
96%
103%
4
124%
7
138%
15
98
106
99%
102 3A
51%
110%
100
99%
96%
125'A 125'A
and refund
First
1
103
123%
117
1
99
103%
RR—
101
■
—
Friday's
119% 119%
-April-Oct
,_May-Nov
1965——
Texas &
96%
100
—
Corp 3s debentures
refund M 3%s scries B 1970.-April-Oct
M 3%s series C 1990. :April~Oct
June-Dec
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985. -Jan -July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
114%
102%
14
-
...
*92%
—
95
92
...
—
-93%
12
111
—
RR of
Term
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First, mortgage 4%s series A .1958
—June-Dec
First mortgage 4'As series B 1959—,
April-Oct
First mortgage 4 % 5 series C 1960
April-Oct
or
Bid & Asked
of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985—
Texas
General mortgage'5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
3 Vis
Sale Price
101% 103
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
Last
Period
Low
108%
*104
-
Week's Range
Interest
High
.107
*101
-
1963_Feb-Aaj
1964_May-Nov
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
*101% 108
I960—Feb-Aug
4%s ser I
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated
SEPTEMBER 28
:
Last
Interest
StoclPExchange
FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Orleans 3%s
New
.June-Dec
1974.
55%
57
75
23'A
24
128
22
98%
99
7
93
100
96
100
ref and impt 33As I960- -June-Dec
Corp
2%s
66%
56
23%
debs 1961——. .Mar-Sept
*98% 100%
34%
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
general
series
5s
B
1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
First general 4%s series D 1977
Pittston Co 5%s income debentures
*108
—
U
June-Dec
—June-Dec
1964__Jau-July
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977—_Feb-Autr
First mortgage 3s 1983—
Jan-July
First mortgage 2T»s 1984.
—May-Nov
*100%
1956-
Public Service Electric &
debentures
3s
Gas
98%
*99% 100%
—
May-No®
1968-Jan-July
2037—Jan-July
100 7A 101%
101%
M
—-
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Deo
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunStngvmortgage 27As 1979-June-Deo
*—
Pacific
152%
219
99%
104%
98
101%
Q
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
2%s debs
June-Dec
99'A
100
1976—
*99^-
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
~
4%s
series
D
3'As series
3%s
85
'
85
100'A 100%
—
~
3
83%
96%
22
-
98%
1C4%
1971
&
North
Southern
3s
Bell
Ala
gtd
Telephone
debentures
2%s
RR
5s
&
116%'
1985
debentures 1987
Southern Indiana Ry 23As
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4%s
Gold 4%s
1994
1969
Gold
1981
3s
(Oregon Lines)
4%s
San
debentures
Fran Term
1st
85%
116% 118
A
mtge 33As
96%
108%
122
1
100
106
„
102
89%
90%
127
84%
53
*96
——
96'A
96%
*40
;
18
44
94%
—
*113% 115
~
2%s
101% 101%
95%
95%
11
96
*95% 100%
76
~
100'A
4
98%
94'A
94%
124
Apr-Oct
1975-Jun-Dec
59
125
102 %
114'A
100'A
mortgage
2%s
series
E
1986
Jan-July
First mortgage 23As series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6%s series A
1956—April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 23As debs 1985
April-Oct
3'As debentures 1983
May-Nov
103
A
*85%
87%
93%
93%
~4
113% 114'A
„,.a
113%
27
99 %
Sunray
Swift
&
2%s
Oil
Corp
Co
2%s
debentures
debentures 1972
2%s
debentures
80
9
■■■; 98% 1,06%
97
97
46
103% 104%
97% 98%
*—
100
—
v 101% 102
i*101'A • —
108% >; 108
»109%
""
'
100
y4
104%
7
.96%
101%
~8
..
98%
104%
;
102
—
294
103%
109%
5
100%
103
106'A
113 Mi
101% 102
/
*106'A
103%
98;
—
-
—
:
41
62%
27
—June-Dec
—
83
•
92%
83
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
'
69 7A
103'A
100
—
-
2"%$ 1979
71%
17
60
—
Jon-July
Public Service 3'As 1971
107
60
-58%
84
mortgage
103%
35
61
First
105'A
—
*99%
—
—
71
93
99%
*94%
87
60%
—
—
-
105%
99
;
92
92%
125%
97%
19
105%
107
111
100
110%
8
—
96%
96'A
5
*102% 103
99%
—.
7
56%
37
91%
99%
99 7A
7
*97%
100
72'A
96%
97
99 »A
—
100
102%
96
99%
Jan-July
98
98
2%s 1976_Jan-Ju!y
102
94%
100%
99
.
5
Deferred
delivery
in the
sale
not
year's range,
n
103
Included in the
year's range,
ABonds
106%
59
94%
Muy-Nou
Power
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale no!
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash saw
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
' 1
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 •»
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
included
not
101%
57
*97
Electric Light &
101
92
93%
«».-
Yonkers
108%
109
108
*103%
-
96%
107
63
105% 107
108
Jan-July
1966___Jan-July
1973
18
»
83%
Wisconsin
105'
■-
103%
Jan-July
1976
60%
101
100'A
deposit
Power 2%s
'•
99% 105
100
103%
105%'
61%
60%
100%
100%
*96% 100
•
—
April-Oct
1949
51
97
99 7A
99%
105%
Spokane Internatl first gold 4%s 2013
April
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
1974
83
*
—
4s
of
96 ya
87%
103
/
1958
"I
-
-
1960
90
103 %
93
101
Mar-Sept
first 4s
90%
69
*
Standard Oil
23As debentures
1
89
89
100%
104%
70
83%
general
Wisconsin Electric
137%
14
100'A 100'A
92%
2
Jan-July
§ASu & Du dlv and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
A certificates
of deposit
103%
53
.
Corp—
mortgage 3s
B
*101%
105
60%
59%
100
100%
su_
105%
61'A
60%
100%
100%
Jan-July
1971
first
A Certificates
Southern Pacific RR CoFirst
Co
§AFirst
105%
93%
90%
—
{Wisconsin Central Ry—
90
98%
108
947A
97%
&
Winston-Salem S
103%
76
71
Wilson
101
95%
76
100% 100%
98
106%
.93
—
•
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—-Mar-sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—j.:
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967——Jan-July
3'As debentures 1965
——L
—May-Nov
123'A
97%
x
100
92
Mar-Sept
1960
Electric
5s
debentures
*95
>
87%
*51
*—
*104
—
Apr-Oct
1969
3'As ser A 1981
Telegraph Co—
Union
Westinghouse
98
113%
--
'
101%
20
75
76
98
87%
57 - r
75
*74%
-
—
RR Co—
Pacific
30-year
101%
91%
3
' 104 y#
__
98'A
97%
—
—
guaranteed 2361
1st & ref mtge
47%
98
94%
*93
i-
*101% 102%
1971
3%s 1974-
4s
mtge 4%s-4s series A
Western
98%
39
*99 % 100%
-
104
*98% 100
*
97%
Jan-July
Gen
100
93
1G0%
101%
-
„
:
—May-No®
Western
97%
100
100%
*96
v
•—
98
96
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
96 V*
93
y
102
101%
92
102
100% 100%
1
Shore first
West
101
.94
'.-V
"95
*94
u-..
~
V S"
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
104
121%
1
mortgage 3'As series B
West Penn Electric
102
100
*
104%
121% 121'A
102'A
102
*97
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s.2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
104
%
1
*102
89%
'
•
1977—Mar-Sept
-May-Nov
May-Nov
ser A
First
:
—Jan-July
I960—
75
121%
102%
104%
44
*102% 103%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen
102%
92%
45
490
102
;
*100
„
convertible
99
82%
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s
97%
*101'A
April
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
Gen
Co—
1979—
debentures
101%
—
98
•—-
April-Oct
Telegraph
—
79
102
April-Oct
1963—"
73
111% 111%
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
194l„Feb-Auy
Bkelly Oil 23As debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
June-Dec
South
98%
98
94
Wabash RR Co—
78
*
June-Dec
debentures
96%
97%
95 3A
W
104%
73%
2
84
4p 1989—May-Nop
1974—
2%s
73
98'A
—
Oil
73
r:.'l..
73%
"
mtge 4%s series A Jan 2016
May
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
—May-Nov
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2% s 1966—
-June-Dec
Union
105%
95%
—
*103%
—
A General
debentures
97
73%
:
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968_June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971
—_April-Oct
3s
96%
98
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958—————April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—.
——May-lj[pv
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973i\ApnPocf
;.,V.
"
*96
'
__
A Second
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-No®
Shell
II
*97%
V"
——
,
101%
95
>92
conv
s
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971—
-Mar-Sept
6t Lawrence & Adirond'k lst gold 5s
1996.Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
6t Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s stamped
1955—Jan-July
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage es series A 1997—
Jan-July
Scioto V-ft. New England 1st gtd
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
96%
87%
97
96%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003.
Mar-Sept
.
102%
104%
91%
*98%
debs 1965
April-Oct
consol gtd 4s series A 1955—Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov
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 27As ser Q 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s scr H 1980
i.Mar-sept
1977—Mar-Sept
1969
J
.
99
90%
90%
Vandalia RR
Rochester Gas ft Electric Corp—
mortgage
96%
95
99'A
100
Vanadium Corp of America—
Jan-July
R
General mortgage
104
RR—
Consol.
General
101%
103%
104
June-Dec
1970
109%
97
99%
35
103%
97%
99
California
102%
107
100% 101
—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
United Biscuit Co. of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
U S Rubber 25As debentures 1976
-—May-Nov
25As debentures 1967
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959—_Mar-Sept
106%
132%
*106
——-
debentures
2%s
103%
200
J.—
*100% 101%
——
Oil of
Union
102
First and
First and
Union
99%
97%
16
*103% 104%
*132% 135
'L
98%
87
99
;
May-Npv
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980——
86%
II
*94
—
Co—
1963
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
First and refunding mortgage 5s
'
1st
3%s 1971
of Missouri
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
1968
—May-Nov
debentures
3s
——
—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
92% 101
■
__
4s
99%
*96'/2
—
—
Terminal
II
.
Plantation
Providence
Union Electric Co
—
flat.
UThese
here
is
a
selling
issues
wore
combination of
previouslj^yaHSir on the Curb Exchange. The 1951 year's range shows
all
sales
on
both Exchanges.
5
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
and
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Sept. 22,
ending the current Friday, Sept. 28., It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
stock
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Exchange
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
SEPTEMBER 28
of Prices
for Week
'
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Par
ABC
Vending
Corp
—
—1
Low
7%
7%
ACF-Brill Motors, warrants
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
2%
Wire Co common.—
Alloys
—1
;
—10
9%
7%
26%
27'A
'
'
High
7%
■
3,600
2%
300
10
17,000
27%
450
Low
6% July
1% Mar
5
25%
Jan
Jun
9% Jan
2%
■
10
Air-Way
Aero
Hat Stores Tne
1
3%
Supply Manufacturing
1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
Ainsworth
5
15%
.1
8%
Air
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
"
footnote*
common..
(N J)
nacre
XI
__
•
100
4
9
•
3%
3%
3%
9
15%
15%
8%
8%
3,200
200
3% Aug
2% July
9
Aug
5%
Airfleets Inc
6,100
Feb
4'A Sep
Apr
,15% Sep
Jan;, ■'
Jari
g6% Aug f ' '"19
10%
—
9%
67A
1
Alabama Power 4.20%
Airlines
Inc
preferred
100
-———1
Alles & Fisher common
,
9%
6%
LOW
400
1,000
8%
97
200
8'A
9
3,900
Bros common—
July
Jun
4% Jan
Jan
2% July
produote
Altofer
Jan
95
7
Internat
Allied
8%
5% May
92
96'A
—1
Investing cap stk
1
<xcioh> common—.—5
Altes Brewing Co.
1
Allied
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Alabama Great Southern,—_——.-50
'
3,200
3
Sep
32% May
11%
Appliance
Jan
Alaska
Adam
Electric
Low
Par
High
21 y»
3'A
10%
1,300
3
High
10% Mar
7%
107
102%
Sep
Feb
Jan
10% Ma*
7%
4%
Feb
Jun
Jan
26
Mar
Aug
5
Jan
,
26
(1218)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
FOR WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER
28
Week's Range
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Slock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Friday
Bonds
Range Since
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
gold
Low
No.
High
Low
AFirst
82
83%
28
81%
96%
96%
2
93%
94%
A
102
of
5%s
h
Mich
1st
mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City IJpwer & Light 2%s 1976
First mortgage 2%s 1978
;
1st
mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City 8outhern Ry 4s ser A 1975
April-Oct
*90%
June-Dec
99
5s
certificates
97%
1
June-Dec
-
Feb-Aup
102% 103%
1959
20
104%
97%
107
3%s
Lake
98
1954
A
ApriZ-Oct
45
100 % 100%
100%
101
100
100
*__
165
series
4s
&
Hudson
A
170
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
l'/e
5
1%
10
First
N Y
103%
99
%
collateral
series
3s
mortgage
Harlem
k
Mortgage
F
gold
series
A
First
4
ref
58
*—
>-
stamped 1954
Lehigh Valley Harbor
First mortgage
Term
Series
A
4s
series
B
Feb-Aug
St Louis Dlv
Atl
Knox
83 %
1 ;y
83%
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
82 %
1980—
Dlv
4s
68%
75%
i.
83%
13
1
68%
93'A
CO 00
CO ©
V
„
85%
75%
41
83%
'
84
57
67%
106
84
63%
59%
62
22
67%
5
66
•
56%
85%
i;
First
81%
101
81%
91 %
2
First
gold 3%s
81 %
121
10
:
91%
1
5 v
84
4s
series
A Cum
(Missouri
4y2s
A
A
B
Pacific
General
RR
1962
D
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
.
1978—
...
A Jan
ser
1967
Co—
refunding 5s series
4s
A
1965
93
3s
98
1975
First and
refunding 5s
AFirst and
refunding 5s
jAConvertible gold 5%s
AFirst and refund
gold
AFirst and
Mar-Sept
series F 1977
series G
series
5s
A
H
ser
refunding 5s series
first gtd 4s
I
1991
Monongahela
Afar-Sept
1978—May-ZVou
1949—Map-Nov
1980—Aprtf-Oct
1981_i_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Ry 3%s series B 1966.1
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) 4 Co 3s
debentures
1958—Map-Nov
Morris 4 Essex first
gtd 3y2s 2000
;
June-Dec
Construction mortgage 5s
series A
Construction mtge 4%s series
Mountain States Tel 4 Tel
B
2%s
3%s
debentures
First
*102%
57
96%
3s
100
—
92%
debentures
1986
10
101%
89%
101%
107
101'/a
100
100
100
103
101
106
104
104
103
Tel
18
72%
8
*87%
88%
66
63
64
36
86
86
87%
13
97%
97%
14
*97%
97%
97%
lien
'•
M.
,
*_.
V
97%
103
100
—
'
95
'V
73
73%
2
78
—
100 y«
100
95
—
*-4 O O n-
78
;
2
68%
58%
1980
71%
84%
77
350
61%"
501
89
66%
q
Q
4%
Ve
81%
50 Mi
y
*101% 102%
68 Va
101
4%
9
4
103
26
7%
14
'
3%
13
7%
*98
98 y4
92
101%
64
64%
62
76%
64%
*88
—
105%
10a
69%
102%
__
25y8
70
40
—
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3s
First
115
81
10
,
Corp
Texas
1965
St Louis—
of
impt 2%s series D
First
114%
102%
1
-
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3 Vis
Assn
and impt M
and
Texas
*104% 111
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
RR
Refund
Refund
«...
'
3%s
debs
2%s
June-Dec
1974-
1961
66%
56
55%
57
75
23%
23 %
24
128
22
98'/a
99
7
93
100
96
100
*98 Va 100%
Mar-Sept
34%
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
general
5s
First
general
5s
series
B
series
C
1962
1974
general 4Vis series D 1977
Pittston Co 5Vis income debentures
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power
First
mortgage
1st
3s
3s
Service
and
U
Mar-,Sept
*96%
mtge 3Vis 1977
&
May-Nov
,
92%
—
*94
Mar-Sept
II
98%
98%
Union
Oil
87
Union
Pacific
99
—
99%
100 % 101%
refunding
First and refunding
16
97%
*103% 104%
*132% 135
—.
'
t
—.
152%
200
—
219
99%
99
2%s
debentures
1964
101%
97
100% 101
*99% 100
I'
CD -J
99 y4
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 3%s series J
4 Vis
series
D
1976
RR
90%
90%
Power 3s
85
85
100% 100%
-
'
83%
\
22
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978_
96%
98%
3
1st
series
Adirond'k
mortgage
A Second
St
&
II
*97%
A
4s
series
1997—'
A
I
*96
'
1st
73%
I" 73
1C4%
&
St
Paul
Union
Scioto
V
Duluth
&
Depot
New
Seaboard Air
first
cons
98%
Z
'
"l
73%
;,
31
Line
RR
and
3s
debentures
Shell
Union
45
92%
490
85%
75%
ref
2%s
mtge
H
scr
1980
Walworth
Southern
3s
Bell
Ala
2%s
debentures
debentures
Southern
May
RR
gtd 5s
&
1963—'
Telegraph
*94
.
1994
1969—.
3s
Fran
A
1977—
!
.
1st
101 %
95J
95%
96
11
*95% 100%
76
76
4
101
1st
1960
mtge 3%s
100 %
-Mar-Sept
ser
98%
105%
108
93%
94 %
59
90%
102 %
53
114%
137%
14
100%
103
94%
125
124
100% 100%
A 1975_Jun-Dec
mortgage
First
mortgage 2%s
series
F
First
mortgage 2 Vis
series
G
Southern
Devel
Ry
27/8s
first
series
consol
and
general
Devel
and
general
Devel
and
general
E
gold
1986
89
Jan-July
1996
*85%
Jan-July
Jan-July
113%
April-Oct
6s series A 1956—..April-Oct
6 Vis series A 1956—April-Oct
997/8
series
4s
A
1994
1956
:
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985
Oil
27/8s
Corp
Co
27/8s
debentures
105 %
8
*103%
Jan-July
April-Oct
96 %
57
First
94%
89%
99%
99%
111
Deferred
included in the
99%
100
72%
96%
5
97
the
105
105'/a
103%
18
•
107
71%
35
60
17
58%
69%
103 y8
100
60
106%
98%
9
-100% 100%
97
97
*96% 100
•
__
103%
of
ioo y4
46
103% 104y4
104%
104%
294
103%
109%
5
100l/2
103
106 y4
ii3 ya
-
109%
108
•
101% 102
1
103%
98
*ioiy«
v
__
*106%
—
83
83%
83%
Jan-July
84
41
61
62%
27
92%
"
87
83
Jan-July
1936—May-Nov
•
deposit
Power
101%
98%
7
100
101% 102
'Vv
term first 4s
27/8s
96»/2
~8
98'/a
97 »/2
*—
__
April-Oct
Jan-July
1958
1960
60%
71
99%
93
99%
II
99
105%
1
2%s
*94%
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
1979
3%s
1971
'*90%
Jan-July
&
Power 2%s
1976_Jan-JuIy
98
98
—
delivery sale not included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range, r Gash saw
included in the
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
securities assumed by such companies.
impaired
Bankruptcy Act,
or
by
100%
([These issues were previously
here is a combination of all sales
103
-
under Section 77 o»
as
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no
ABonds selling flat.
102
99
V
4s
deposit
{Companies reported
102%
96
94%
100
first
and
^Negotiability
106%
91%
99 %
May -Nov
1973
a
not
mr+m
*97 %
199 y2
100%
*101% 103 %
' 105
105%
61 y4
60%
61%
60 y2
' 59 y2 60%
100% "100
100%
Jan-July
1981
mortgage 3s
Yonkers Electric Light
110%
7
*97
100
105
108%
101%
37
A
101
56 %
:
*—
101
103
Corp—
Public Service
92
— —
60 %
51
101
II
105%
Mar-Sept
of
mortgage
Wisconsin
-57
*104
100'/a
96%
87%
»
.
1971
B
Wisconsin Electric
100
5
59
93%
S
A Certificates
125%
107
—
96%
*102% 103
1966-—Jan-July
1972
107
19
109
ser
Electric
first
Co
'
1
87%
103 %
96%
97%
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
23/8s
63
105% 107
debentures
1983
;
May-Nov
ASpokane Internatl first gold 4Vis 2013
April
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
&
99%
108
"
..
102
&
93
•
Jan-July
1960
5s
98
90
70
87%
*51
.
■II
Jan-July
1966—-
76
*95
*
—
—May-Nou
1974
series I
90%
69
2
75
*74%
92
92%
27
99%
i04ya
97
80
4
,
105%
Standard Oil
Sunray
83
113% 114%
108
3 Vis
Swift
93%
1
87%
93 %
Jan-July
1961
5s
89
100
iooy2
ioiy2
Telegraph Co—
§ASu & Du div
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
104 %
92%
*
108%.-
103%
94%
1
92
Co—
3%s
mtge
A Certificates
IIV/'v 71
98%
101%
104
20
98 %
97%
75
April
1991-—April
Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
3V4s
tWisconsin Central Ry—
§AFirst general 4s 1949
90
100% 100%
97%
98
100%
96
-
■
*98% 100
1981
A Jan
guaranteed 2361
RR
Union
Winston-Salem
103%
76
'»•
*101% 102%
Wilson
106%
.93
95%
;
98
*93
<
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992——Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3y4s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1965
May-Nov
123%
97%
1.
>,
4s
debentures
2%s
Co—
101% 101%
ref
&
Westinghouse
98
113%
Pacific
30-year
47%
98
91%
—
first
Shore
Western
98%
3
Power 3%s
Western
100
39
——
94%
—
*
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct
Gen mtge 4y2s-4s series A 1969
Apr-Oct
97%
93
101%
92
102
100% 100%'
-
97%
Western
■
*113% 115
—May-Nov
May-Nov
Apr-Oct
—:
debentures
Term
I
18
3%s
Electric
West
96%
100
96%
44
94%
x.—Jan-July
1981
convertible
San
100%
*96
series
debentures
conv
West Penn
101
93
*99% 100%
April-Oct
94
102
»
4s
84 %
r_1/,
.
95
Co
West Penn
■/.I-vS
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4 Vis
.
53
>
*40
Jan-July
2%s
Ry
90 %
*
96%
Feb-Aug
1987
First 4%s
Gold
~i
*96
Jan-July
Southern Pacific Co—
4 Vis
127
104%
89%
89%
Jan-July
1985
Indiana
121%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1979
2%s
100
104
June-Dec
June-Dec
Telephone
debentures
102
121% 121%
Oil
North
106
102
102%
102
—
'J *97
RR first ref gtd gold 3V2s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3V2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—_May-Nov
122
100
102y4
Warren
Co—
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976—
&
108%
_April-Ocf
1989—May-Nop
2Vis debentures 1971
April-Oct
{§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Auy
South
1
li'v
102
mtge 4s income
mtge income 4y4s series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
96%
102
121'/a
104%
44
*102% 103 %
*101 %
I -Mar-Sept
Gen
104
;
111% 111%
*100
1974
97%
W
Gen
102%
101%
99
1971—
mtge 4%s series A Jan 2016
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
Seagram (Jos E), & Sons 2%s 1966
94
Wabash RR Co—
78 V
•
*102
AGeneral
98
95%
'116% 118
116%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003— _Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
.April-Oct
Ry 3s series B 1995
.May- Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3y4s ser C 1973 _April-Oct
79
73
—
98
1968_June-Dec
England 1st gtd 4s
98%
97%
'92
<
104%
95%
__
82%
84
May
gold 4s
3Vis B
96%
96%
98
—
73
*103%
First 4s bond certificates 1989
.May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Paul
101 %
97
95
Virginian
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
St
96%
87%
7
99
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979_ _June-Dec
First
105%
97
~
73%
-
Jan-July
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
104%
95
96%
Mar-Sept
First
1977—Mar-Sept
1969—-Mar-Sept
1971™
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second gold 6s
1996
April-Oct
St Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s
stamped 1955—Jan-July
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry Co—
Lawrence
102%
96%
2
91%
*98 %
„
"
Saguenay
100
100
conv
s
St
~6
99 y4
104
RR—
debs 1965
_Aprll-Oct
consol gtd 4s series A 1955
Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
_May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975. _Mar-Sept
3%s
Vandalia
R
1995—May-Nov
1973
April-Oct
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
103 %
Vanadium Corp of America—
Jan-July
D
Reynolds
101 %
99%
35
104
June-Dec
1970—June-Dec
Consol.
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series
109%
102%
107
*106
103 %
'c
■
104%
98
mm mm
Q
Quaker Oats
106%
132%
'
/
*100% 101 %
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Deo
103%
102
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
United Biscuit Co. of America 23/4s 1966„ApriZ-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 33/4s debentures 1959
Mar-Sept
'
101 'A
May-Nov
1980
23/4s debs
California
of
debentures
27/8s
Co—
1963
3%s 1971
mtge & coll tr 2%s
86%
*99% 100%
Missouri
of
and coll trust 2%s 1975_AprtZ-Oct
1968
May-Nov
debentures
1st
**"""*
II
mortgage 3'As 1968-Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
'
99%
Feb-Aup
J«n-July
Gas
'
Union Electric Co
II
*100%
1983
Electric
debentures
First
—
June-Dec
1964__Ja:i-July
First mortgage 2%s 1984—_
Providence Terminal 4s 1956_
Public
111
June-Dec
First
sales being transacted during current
listed
week.
.
.
on
the
Curb
Exchange.
The
1951 year s
range inovn
both Exchanges.
on
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,
ending the current Friday, Sept. 28., It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security,
or
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In the
and
Sept. 22,
we
stock
RANGE
I
FOR
WEEK ENDED
-
SEPTEMBER 28
'
for Week
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Shares
Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
/
*
Par
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Co
Low
—1
7%
7%
1
9%
7%
warrants
2%
Alloys
-10
common
26%
27 %
LOW
High
7%
2%
10
27%
3,600
300
17.000
450
6% July
1 % Mar
5
25%
9%
2%
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Jun
32% May
Sep
Hat Stores
Inc__.
1
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Manufacturing
Air "Associates
Inc
(N
—1
common-.
J)
1
!
100
3%
5
15%
-1
8%
•
4
3,200
9
*
3%
3%
3%
9
200
9
Air-Way
Airfleets Inc
15%
15%
6,100
10%
8%
8%
3,200
g6% Aug
Jan'
Fisher
Alles
Allied
Internat
Investing
Apr
Allied
Products
(Mich) common
common
Sep
Altes Brewing Co
19
Jan
Altofer
Bros
common
1,000
cap
stk
8%
200
8 %
9
3,900
Jan
5% May
92 '
97
95
July
Jun
4%
Jan
7
8%
1
Feb
Sep
15%
""
6%
96%
-100
1
11%
•
Low
9%
400
50
preferred.
Inc
Airlines
&
6%
1
—
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
9%
.3
Electric Appliance.
5%
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
High
"
4%
3% Aug
2% July
Low
Par
High
Alaska
Adam
Sales
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
ABC
Week's
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
Jan
2% July
1
3
10%
3
10 %
3%
1,300
10 %
100
7%
Sep
107
Feb
102 %
Jan
10% Mar
7%
4%
Feb
Jun
Jan
26
Mar
3
Aug
5
Jan
7%
Jan
21 %
5
10% Mar
10 %
Sep
27
28
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1220)
.
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER 28
ii
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
.100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum Industries common
Amer Air Filter 5%
Range
Sale Price
conv
*
1
1
Beverage
1
iVa
American
Book
Co
American
Hard
Rubber
common
100
Co
28
American
Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
Maracaibo
American
12 %
12 Va
12 Va
I;
1
1
1 Va
Central
Jan
13
Feb
Conv
Jan
17 %
Sep
13%
Feb
200
1%
Jan
83%
83
84
80
78%
Feb
84
39%
26%
40%
500
42%
Jan
27 Va Mar
X5%
6%
9,300
6
American
Gas
A
4%
9%
x6
6V4
*
Sep
1,375
33
Jan
44 Va
Sep
11,000
32%
Jan
43%
Sep
x58
24 7/
3/4
A Aug
/
"i
8%
Jan
Voting
Chief
12
Sep
City Auto
6%
10
Sep
1,600
5%
/'TO;/
Jan
7
Sep
Feb
6%
10%
10%
Sep
4% Apr
6%
103%
Jan
10
Mar
Jun
113
Feb
5 V.
Jan
r
10%
10%
22%
800
Club
Jan
18%
Jan
Colon
American dep rets reg
1
50
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc..
Automatic Voting Machine
15%
Jan
23% Mar
4,100
3
1,100
75%
75%
76%
VA
•
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common-
3
60%
2%
64
150
.6%
10,600
Vtc
1956
to
ext
Consol
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
Co
82% Feb
;
73/4
20
Jan
25%
5
Sep
Feb
73/4
Jan
Corby
Jun
16%
Apr
21%
Feb
"
Barium
Basic
Steel
14%
15 Va
4
4%
S)
St
Co
Shoe
7% Aug
Inc
13,800
6%
13%
900
11 Va
common————1
17%
17%
19%
925
1
5%
5%
5%
15%
15 %
500
Corp
1
1
common
3%
36%
Blauner's
Gorham
class A
common
36%
8%
8
•
10
93/4
13
6
10 Va
10%
3
•
12%
123A
•
16%
16%
16%
5%% prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
80%
79%
& Co
Co
common
3
Bourjois Inc
1
Brazilian Traction Light St Power
Breeze Corp common
•
•
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
~8%
Jun
14%
Jan
20
.7
Sep
Jun
5
200,;
Sep
6%
9%
Jun
11%
Jun
14%
14
Sep
20
190
79
7
100
6
July
July
9%
4
100
*
2,600
2%
Sep
21,400
20%
Jan
263/a
8%
9%
1,700
7
July
93/4
73/8
Jan
21%
6,900
Sep
Apr
27% May
Jan
20
Feb
3% Aug
24
Mar
34%
31% July
18
Aug
Jun
21% Sep
American Tobacco—
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
11%
JE1
12%
-10s
reg
4 Va
British Columbia Power class A—
Company
1st
common
•
Co
Bruce
(E L)
Bruck
Mills Ltd
Buckeye
Bunker
Co
Pipe
Hill
Feb
23/b
114
Jan
Apr
5%
100
3,400
114
75
49 VB
49>/8
20 Va
25
3%
xlOl
200
30%
6
15
6%
6%
6%
6,800
14 VB
14%
2,100
103/4
500
20%
223/4
6,400
23%
Jan
Feb
Sep
3/s Aug
114
May
x45
14%
23%
-2.50
class B
4% July
Jan
10
July
July
14
11% May
1
common
14
% May
18% Aug
5% July
'.—Zi
common
Sep
Aug
25
Sep
63/4 May
19% May
50 3A
,
Jan
29
Mar
Jan
13
Feb
•
8
Line
St
103/4
3,100
14%
143/s
114
a
Brown Forman Distillers
4% cumulative Junior preferred
Rubber
25
4%
Va
5%
i
vtc
preference vtc
$3 2nd preference vtc
Brown
123/8
263/4
4
•
t
Brown
12%
Feb
*
1.2.50
Sullivan
Burma Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
5
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15
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28%
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Sep
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Consol
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&
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Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Canners
Ltd
1
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St
7%
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25
20 Vt,
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Jun
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Mar
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Sep
25
8%
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10
Aug
24%
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100
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3%
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110
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110
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130
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6
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1
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39
—
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Detroit
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23
Aug
32%
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44
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94
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50
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50
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Aug
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.
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Durham Hosiery class B common.
4V4
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2,600
16
5
Jan
30 Va
Potash Co
700
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4,400
203/8
14%
22,600
425 '
11%
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6%
Jun
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Jan
25 34
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100
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Jan
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ord
Jan
163/8 July
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Jan
2% July
12 3A Sep
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-
500
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,
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100
13
13
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common
Draper Corp common
Harris
24
1,300
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29%
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Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Power
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:
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Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock-
Duke
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Dominion
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300
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100
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class B—
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33
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14
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States
4 Vb
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28 %
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116
Sep
108
Aug
113%
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5%
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82
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1,400
11%
19 Va
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,
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-
39
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1
21,500
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.
4% May
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Sep
Jan
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,
24
1% July
30% Mar
800
: 5
.
500:
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2
5
6%
14%
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83/8
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13
July
21%
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16%
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,
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96
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Sep
*
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11
8
12
Eureka
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.
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12 Va
21
Inc
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*
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100%
11 Va
100
Feb
Jun
94
150
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81
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350
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250
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88
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common-
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67%
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Empire Millwork Corp——;
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
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6%
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$5 pfd shares of beneficial int—
Easy Washing Machine class B
Equity
78 V2
31-
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;
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$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
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2%
Apr
Jan
34
Apr
6
Mar
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18%
.
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39
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Jan
14
common.
Jun
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'
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31
1
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,
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Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
5
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4
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58
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600
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rnnr.notBB
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Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter St Kennedy Inc
Carman
2,000
15%
73/4
common—
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Carnation Co
14%
7%
Co
Canadian Dredge St Dock Co
Canadian Industries
7% preferred
4%
14%
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4%
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i
,
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;
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Duval Sulphur &
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mar
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Gold Mines
St
Duro Test
Cable Electric Products common—
Calamba Sugar Estate
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'
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23
1,550
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20
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300: ;
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v
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23
—•
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14
81
4%
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16
243/b
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25
13%
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Cosden Petroleum common
Cuban
1,200
•
American Oil Co
Jan
38 3/8
9% Apr
24% Mar
Jun
*
A
Jan
4
7% Sep
17% Jan
•
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
17
,
1,300
.
Jan
1 Va
II,200
37
';/6%
•
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-
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Jan
9% Sep
10% July
200
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7
1
Bowman Gum Inc
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4,500
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1,150
14
5%
common
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Bohack
5,500
1,000
23%
Apr
Jan
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2% Apr
400 :
8%
22
5%
900
3%
36%
23%
9%
St
xl2
100
common
13%
Starr
Feb
Jun
814
12%
1
$5
Sep
5% Mar
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common
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Blckford's
British
15%
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry St Mach Co com.*
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Jan
3% July
1
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—25
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Benson & Hedges common
4
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Jan
*
Corp
(L)
Beck
Black
43%
11 %
7,300
Jun
5%
Beau-Brummel Ties
(A
Bellanca
15
shares
Refractories Inc
Baumann
Apr
"
10
—1
1
Distillery Ltd—
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32%
5,200
1,100
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13%
(H)
Corroon
38
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Feb
30 % Mar
Jan
9%
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1,000
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Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Commercial Corp—
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36%
4
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-
4%
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common
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700
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37%
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13%
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Gas
Consolidated
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Wilcox Co
24
Jan
Sep
Sep
7%
Jan
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July
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1*2
62
100
28% V
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200
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22%
7%
28%.
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1
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1,000
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17
4%
12
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Jan
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76
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9
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8
21
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Continental Foundry St
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8
22%
103/a
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225
6%
1
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100
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Sep
9%
2%
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85
11
4,800
11%
:
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5
—
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Shoe Machinery—
523/4
13%
73
1
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Jan
8%
3
22'A
34
7%
8%
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10-
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500
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1,400
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Colt's
Sep
5,500
%
7%
7%
'
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24%
15%
72
Jun
200
7
•
Sand St Stone
Colonial
10% Feb
114% May
16%
%
72%
S.VA
v
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Jan
14%
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common
Development
Colonial
Sep
16
America——*
27%
100
12%
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*
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Plow
Consolidated
Associated Tel St Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
;
88% Aug
1
Products Co—
Aluminum
Cockshutt
Jan
17% May
40
15 Va
Sep
Jun
77% May
60
11%
..2.50
Stamping—,
15%
50
1
12%
.2
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
7 V.
10% Jan
111% Jan
1,600
21%
10%
79%
11 %
10
WW — ——.
15%
Jan
7,900
17%
1
Mining—
Consolidated
Manufacturing
Claude Neon Inc——„
Claussner Hosiery Co
13% Aug
•
Sep
5,600
•
2.50
Apr
13%
1,100
16%
17%
Apr
24
-100
—10
City St Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co_J_
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320
17%
100
78 3/8
79%
certificates
trust
Jan
Jan
3%
Jun
Jan
5
6,800
6%
27%
Jan
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2 3%
1,000
273/4
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of
118
106% 108 %
16
3»/4
11 Vz
20 %
Chicago St Southern Air Lines
Industries—
Line
Co
Jun
8,400
I'A
3%
•
.
-a—*
common—
4% Aug
8% Jan
1,500
14%
13%
16%
10
*
preferred
of
Co
100
6%
—
Charts Corp common
10
Cheiry-Burrell common
■—r-5
10
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
4
Chicago Rivet St Machine
Sep
Sep
3%
13%
~6%
•
,
Laundries
Aircraft
600
12%
11%
11%
*
common
non-voting
Electric
Coast
9%
1
Aro Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
Atlantic
11%
35
112
1
convertible
Associated
4%
11%
Jan
44%
%
9%
Chamberlin
31
43%
ft
pfd—100
Arkansas Power St Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Associated
4%
600
Cessna
125
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
4%%
8,800
-2.40
Argus Cameras Inc
preferred
Jan
'ft
Feb
26 Va May
Jan
10%
JE1
-
class
44%
7,800
1,100
preference
Central Power St Light 4% pfd—
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Sep
7%
Corp
$1.50 series—
12,600
*.
Jun
6% July
14%
800
8%
7 3/8
High
Low
16%
.8%
1
Secur
Clarostat
shares
Common
3,000
24%
1
—
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Natural
56
21
2
American dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
54
22
5
Products
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
"A"
56
5
5% preferred
Writing Paper common
Post
41
2Sj/a
•
Thread
American
41%
2
10c
common
Amer Superpower Corp common
$6 series preferred
Anchor
42
•
Republics
Seal-kap
American
25%
34
•
pfd—25
American Potash St Chem class
American
25%
10
Co
34
41%
Meter
American Natural Gas Co 6%
24 Va
19% Sep
5% Aug
20% Jan
Illinois
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
16%
—
1
of America
3.50%
preferred™
Central Ohio Steel Products
Sep
500
26%
22%
Jan
26%
—10
Co
&
Low
-
Conv preference $1.40 seriesCentral Maine Power Co—
Mar
40%.
20
25
Co
5,600
IV.
Sep
% July
IV. Jan
350
1 Va
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29
9%
14%
13
pfd
(A
Catalin Corp
93% Sep
25% Mar
950
94 %
94
94 %
American
American
Par
Jan
104%
for Week
of Prices
High
Low
High
*
(American Bantam Car Co class A
6%
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Castle
lumlnum Co of Amerloa,—
$3.75 cumulative preferred.
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
for Week
Jan
Fairchild Camera St Instrument—
Fairchild
Fansteel
Engine & Airplane.
Metallurgical
30%
.7%
'28Va'
'
••
r*
30%
7%
27%
'
8 Va
28%
1.600
10,900
8,800
22%, Jan
6% July
16% Mar
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Jan
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Number 5051
Volume 174
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 28
Friday
Sales
'Week's
Friday
STOCKS
'"'Last.;
Range
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
-of Prices
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Shares
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
for Week
*
Low
Par
M
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3%£. 3V*
Zv- -iov«:?Io%
4,600
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29
200
Jeanette: Glass
Feb
40% Jun
71
Jan
6V2
Feb
•
Preference
Julian &
-4%
3,000
tj%
*1%
Jan
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9% Sep
11
High
.1
common—
Feb
Co
4%
3
40%
7,500
4,000
3%
4y»
8,200
T%
2%
1%
2>/e
400
1% Jun
2% Feb
200
.1% Jun
3% Jan
20% Jan
24'/* Aug
34
3%
•
-1%
———.
_——
Kokenge
3%
4%
40%
-
26
Jun
Feb
H Jan
—
7% Feb
40% Sep
4% Mar
1% Jan
9
Jan
45
Jan
10 Ya
Jan
13
Sep
8% Jan
1,300
Haiser-Frazer
Jan
39
ii%--U3%
Low
13% Feb
6% July
48,100
100
preferred-——50
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.*€% Aug
500
11*6
1%
Co
.1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co (N J).
-10c
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
.1
Jim Brown Stores .-common—.
66% Feb
64
2,300
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common—.1
Co
May
'A*
:
-■
bearer——
-1
Fox (Peter) Brewing-,————-1.25-
(Geo A)
-
Low
Par
Aug
Jan
1,100
deposit rets ord reg_____£l
American deposit receipts
Fart Pitt Brewing Co,
__
Fuller
Feb
9Y* Jan
"
"
-
Ford Motor of France-
convertible
,
7
46%$g8%
"
"V
4%%
63
3%
32 Ml
10%
May
3Ya Aug
/
,}'
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
American
High
53
200
60
3%
$2 dividend cumulative preferred —1
1
Flshman (M H) Co Inc———
ClasS Anon-voting_
Class B voting—
V 61%
60
First York Corpr common—;——- .10c
Ford Motor of Canada—
Low
High
f
Fire Association (Phila)
Range Since Jan, 1
1
pfd—100
Corp—i.—-i—
Kansas Gas 8s Electric -4Va %
Kawneer
*
Co
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
-5
*
—
1
6%
70,200
4% July
100'
24%
25
13%
July
15% Jan
300
12%
650
9%
9"%
21
8
& Co
Kidde (Walter)
5%
6%
25
12% July
8% July
300
9%
21
200
8% Jan
108%
29
Apr
May
15% Mar
13% Feb
ley* Jan
20% Aug
103% Aug
108% May
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%%
Gatineau Power
Co
16
common
6% preferred
.100
Gellman Mfg "Co common
General Acceptance Corp—
8'/a
•
2%
2%-
900
dep
rets
ord
com
5V4
2ya
__.
July
2% July
8%
8V4
700
106
2%
50c
10fc
12 y4
class
5
4
21,900
10%
16 Yi
7,000
Jan
40%
87
48% July '.!
29% Jun
14
68
Jan
Lone
Mar
32
;
Feb
Jan
16% Aug
"'■/ 600
116%
Jun
136%
128%
Jun
136%
May
3%
Feb
46
Jan
?•■;•-.' 55" r 5t%; m>
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23
Brewery__„_^'i.i2
Grocery Stores Products common.:
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22.1/2
•
23
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r
•
__
.
400
450
'
r
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5
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60
22%. Sep
ioo 1i"10
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14%.
5
40 y4
46
46%
Havana
Lithographing
Hearn
Hecla
46%
:25
—1
3%
~6.%
2
1
—
Co__
10c
•
-
;
.
3%
1
Manischewitz
11% May
v
25 '
Mar
Jan
18%
32%
Feb
590
44%
Jan
Aug
49% Jan
3% Aug
6% Mar
,»>
1%
700
6%
2,700
-
11%
4%
5%
10,700
40%
42%
1V2
400
4%
1,900
10%
Feb
Apr
2y4
6%
r
Dept Stores common
5
Mining Co
——___25c
Rubinstein
common
17
16%
18%
18%
:•
17%
18%
"
Class
;
A
*
__
Heller Co common
5%%
Jan
9% Jan
4
97
11%
300
v
5%
Mesabi
Metal
Sep
Sep
Hercules Steel Products
10c
Apr
18',2
5%
convertible
14
90 % July
400
7%
71
Sep
3%
3%
800
3
Sep
Sep
Sep
98
Jan
7%
Feb
16%
July
5% Feb
6%
6 %
850
5% Jan
9%
Jan
7%
7%
150
7%
9%
Jan
Hoe (R) & Co class A
.2.50
12%
12%
12%
1,600
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines..
—5
14
13%
14%
8,800
Holly Stores Inc
;
Holophane Co common
Border's
Hormel
—_1
Inc—
(Geo A) & Co__
•
22%
25
775
Aug
127.
32%
.
1,400
1%
1
7%
7%
■
4%
21
,
1%
4%
22
19
300
4,300
Jan
'/•
■
*131
16
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep.
Feo
5% Mar
ZWMax
Jun
'Jun
3%
;
33 Va
Jan
7
32%
111
Sep
102%
350
r
' Feb
25
300
7%
169
Sep
3%
_
*
5
45%
22%
200
128%
31%
127
_1
preferred
Feb
July
105%
.1
___.
convertible
4%
29% Jun
15% May
138
24 J/4
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
14% May
15% Feb
Jan
43
5
*
Jan
25% July
13% Jan
100
(Harvey) Inc common
Humble Oil & Refining
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co.
IHuyler's common
Sep
2% Aug
2,300
__*
:J
preferred
Hubbell
1st
9%
15
Horn & Hardart Baking Co__.
Horn & Hardart common.
6%
3%
,2%
xlO%
*
'•*_ /'.;'
'
/'
16
4%
Jan
?:
Jun
27
Mar
Sep
Jan
"y
i
Illinois Zinc Co common
Imperial
;v
•
28%
29
1,750
31%
18% Mar
Sep
Chemical Industries—
'
American dep- receipts registered^.—£t
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
imperial Tobacco of Canada.
4%
38%
37%
10%
38%
13,800
10%
500
97%
97%
97%
70%
69%
71.
16%
17%
5
Feb
7% July
21
21
21%
1,100
22%
22%
23%
600
21
18%
21
24%
24
25 V*
17%
Jan
4%
Sep
Jan
8
10% Feb
22%
Sep
5V2
Jan
21%
Jun
28 y4 Aug
2,300
13%
Jan
21
Sep
6,500
15% July
25%
Sep
9%
8% Jun
11%
Apr
5%Jun
Feb
257/g
Jan
39
Sep
12% Feb
9% July
100
9%
Aug
14% July
May
26% July
30% Mar
30% Sep
20% July
25% Feb
24%
Jan
29 Ya
Jan
12 y4 May
32% Mar
*110% Apr
49% Aug
113% May
14 Ya July
17% Feb
3,600
13
25
29
14
13%
14
29%
29%
29%
22
22
100
27 %
28
2,600
400
10 Ya
27%
11%
46%
12
46%
48
16,600
15%
-
16
1,000
16
r
Sep
12
Jan
13%
14
400
15%
15
15%
700
12%. Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
15% Aug
29
Sep
40%
100
40% Mar
.10y»Mar
2% Feb
14
14%
13%
12%
13%
2,200
4,000
45%
46%
250
10
37
Feb
-1
Jan
$2
non-cum
Co
17%
3,000
Jan
17% Sep
6,400
13 y4 Jan
17 y4 Aug
2,000
2% May
4
8% Aug
7
Mar
13
3%
3
3%
11
U%
600
8%
14,700
8%
Corp
dividend shares
*
common
-10
Supply common-
Midwest Piping &
Refineries
Mid-West
Wohl
Co
6%
4%
100
3
7%
7%
300
6% Jan
10%
10%
100
9
Jan
1%
1%
2,300
1 Va
Sep
2
Jan
7%
8
2,800
1,700
7% May
9%
Feb
11 y4 July
16%
Jan
2,200
12%
Feb
19 V2
10
Jan
Jan
27
Feb
15 y*
Jun
24
Jan
4%
7%
Jan
15
14%
17%
17%
17
17
30%
30%
l7/8
37/s
6%
50c
common
15
'17%
1,200
18
18
18%
4
4%
A
pfd
10c
10
common—7.25
Mountain States Tel 8s Tel
100
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
5
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
Muter Company common
10
50o
7%
Jun
35%
Feb
14 y4 May
19 Ya
Jan
6%
18%
7,800
Jun
50
40
Jan
45%
13%
Jan
68 y2
25,000
2'/a
Jan
95%
25
50
101
92
May
"2%
200
99
Jun
May
2%
165
■;
100
4%
4%
1,300
22%
22 V*
200
16%
xll%
11%
2,000
10%
167
169
169
4%
.
101%
Feb
4% July
Jan
Apr
35
19
Jan
20%
20%
100
16
15%
16J/s
5,400
8%
8%
800
16%
900
4%
800
3%
8,700
19%
200
101%
.36% Feb
4% Jan
23% July
Feb
13
103% Mar
7% Jun
Feb
21% Apr
16% AUg
25% May
9% Mar
Jan
18% May
9% Jan
17% Jan
"3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
50
20%
Mar
2%
May
July
45 %
98
107
185'/a
99
45%
Sep
Apr
30
101% 102
Sep
Sep
5
Jan
33% Aug
n%
Jan
Sep
105
26,300
~27/a
1
Power
Jun
93
Producers
8tates
Jan
5% Feb
5%
5
95%
Feb
July
3% Jan
65
101
100
*
•
35
35
44
4%
t
Montgomery Ward 8s Co class
Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
5%
60
64%
-1
pr?ferred series C
Society com class A
Sep
11% Aug
44
1
Loan
Mar
5
8% Feb
Jan
12%
150
500
101
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—10o
4.50%
56% May
1,800
33»/4
'
Service common—
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
July
22% Jan
27
Jun
700
31%
30
*
Public
Jan
V*
33
IIIi
—50
preferred
•
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd— IlOO
Missouri
Feb
9% May
7%
4
convertible
4V2%
Monroe
300
5% July
52
Sep
6%
_50o
Midwest Oil Co
Miller
8%
8%
Jan
25
2.50
*
10
Abrasive
Mid-West
Feb
May
50
17
Steel Products—
Midland
3% July
16%
13% Aug
16%
1
1
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
•
Feb
Apr
42% Jan
16
15
Inc
Bumper
Hone
16% May
21
34%
17
25c
Corp common
Brothers,
15% May
17%
1
Mountain
■ •
Jan
6% July
7% Jun
III
1
Mountain
•'!'*'
Feb
5%
11%
300
46
Co
8s
Co
Textile
Micromatic
9% Mar
■
—10
preferred—.
17%
500
•
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Feb.
1
common
Jun
Jan
13,000
-10
Co
Iron
Midvale
Hlgbie Mfg Co
Feb
7
-
_£1
Participating preferred
Sep
19%
12% Aug
Jan
67
3%
Feb
Jan
40%
Dredging
Mfg
Michael?
8% Jan
11%
30
16% Mar
14% Feb
13
4%
Merritt Chapmen & Scott Corp—
11% Mar
Apr
7%
1
common
300
11%
Menasco
July
15
300
10% May
10%
9
Jan
43%
Sep
6% May
:
22,300
'■i,«
Jan
Apr
1& Jan
Sep
8
•
Shovel—
Johnson
Mead
7% Jan
23%
_100
i
w
95%
100
—
w
16%
16
2
preferred
preferred
Henry Holt & Co
400/
6%
6%
._
31%
4%
100
8%
9
10
1
common
(The B) Co.
Power
McWilliams
42
6%
5
14%
3,200
6%
1
1
•
2
Massey Harris common.
McKee (A G) & Co class B
6% Jan
May
11%
42%
■
4%
8%
9
5
—10
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co.
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Sep
700
4,900
3%
4
8%
6%
(Texas)
Co
Gas
Mangel Stores
Michigan
Helena
4%
v
300
9% Aug
37% Apr
M
•'26% Mar
.
Mat
6
•
11
13% Jan
July
9% Jun
3% Jun
11
15%
•
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co—
Maine Public Service Co
Sep
100
.
1%
1
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
•>
40%
Hartford Rayon common
Harvard Brewing Co
Hazeltine Corp
5%
.__*
Bridge nd Ltd—.
Hammermill Paper common
Hartford Electric
Light
10%
50
~9%
A
Lynch Corp
Z'Z hZ;Z
Ball Lamp Co.
400
•
Stair
Marlon
Hamilton
class
Chain
Steel
Jan
2
7%
9,900
11%
4
Jan
\,"* 410
/
200
9%
15
Jan
% May
8% Mar
15%
1
2.50
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration^
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd
,23% Apr
11% Sep
10y4 Mar
Inc
(R G)
Class B
Locke
1% Sep
1,400
-
17%
"6%
1
1
common
Groceterias
Loblaw
Feb
Jun
2,800
Co——1.
May
3% Aug
5,200
1,600
11%
10%
33
~S'%
10
Co
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Lionel Corp common
Feb
Sep
y2
Le Tourneau
Apr
119%i-i,119% 1241/2
■tl-'1
128% 130
—100
—.
Chemical
Western
Lefcourt Realty
Jan
$6%
15%;
27%
11
15
Tea—
1st preferred*
Griesedieck
•
ll%,fl%
161/4
Non-voting common-stock-i
Great Northern
5%
.60
Sep
150
;20
20
July
600
;
30'/4
75
1,500
1
Portland Cement
Lawrence
Jan
6,500
29 V2
9
9
7% Jan
6,000
Apr
34
____—_
takes Oil
20
30%
75
1
Manufacturing Co—____ -50
Manufacturing common— A
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd_ 25
Grand Rapids Varnish—1
-5
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
Feb
3y2 Aug
*
%
4
1
5
5
5
Ltd
Mines
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware—
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Sep
17%
Shore
—
Lamson
Feb
16
47 y2
—
Pacific
19%
10,500
«
1
Mines
Jun
21 y4
50
26%
8%
34%
__
5
1
Lakey
Jan
15% Aug
600
■? 4%
5%
__1
,
20%
10% Aug
1,100
22 3 4
Lake
Sep
Sep
C
3%
37/a
27
%
L
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
5% Aug
12%
r
34
Jan
14%
47%
common—
July
.,
>
33y3C
1
8'
8%
Jan
16
1
B
Jan
.16
Gorham
..
5%
Mar
5%
3,400
*
10%
7.50
:
—
July
19
July*
Mar
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
108% Mar
Goodman
1%
106
Jan
class A
Great Atlantic 8c
Apr
Sep
5
Cons6lidated
(D Emil) Co common
(IB) Rubber Co——
Kobacker
Sep
112 Ya
•
Coal——
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield
8%
28%
xl07y4
lo
Class B
,
Jan
Jan
99
•
Co
Distilleries
—-——
-Kleinert
10"% Aug
2% July
1,300
'
__i
&
(Adolf) Inc
Jan
*
common
Godchaux Sugars
Feb
Jan
•
Globe Union Co inc
Gobel
3%
Jan
101
*
Glenmore
•
10
5
1Ya
60
' 2y8
.
1
Alden
Klein
23
Jan
101% Aug
115% Aug
Gilbert
Glen
-1
18%
.20
preferred
McBean
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
300
27%
preferred—*
$6
Giant Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
Gladding
4
8V2
-10
pfd A—
—
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
8% Aug
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum ——
—£1
preferred
Service
•
50
1
1
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Jan
Jan
500
Feb
Jan
7
Knott Hotels Corp
General Plywood Corp common.
Georgia Power $6
$5 preferred
Gerity-Mlch Corp
3,500
._25
reg_.
General Finance Corp 5%
conv
18%
100%
Jun
r
General Fireproofing common;
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd— -100
General Public
4%
19% May
"III
.—
5%
July '
91% Aug
100
—1
Alloys Co_
General Builders Supply Corp
5% convertible preferred
Amer
10
5%
General
General Electric Co Ltd—
'
94
1
————100
preferred—
56
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
£1
,,,
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Insurance Co Of North America—
5
International Cigar Machinery
•
12%
-9% May
20
850
1,700
93 y2
102 V*
July
Sep
N
Feb
64% Mar
74% July
13%
17%
Jun
Sep
Nachman
Namm's
International Hydroelectric—
Preferred $3.50 series
.50
...
•
,*
90%
92
19
20%
11,200
19%
20 y4
500
94
—10
I53.;
13% .13%
2,000
1%
:l%'ll%
5,800
78%
Jan
37 y2
19%
•
700
_—_1
International Products
Investors Royalty
Jun
37% Jun
12
Jan
.21%
12%
Jan
21% Aug
11% May
15% May
2Va Jan
1%
Jun
May
Aug
Iowa
Public Service Co—
3.90% preferred
Ironv Fireman
'
—100
Manufacturing
Irving Air Chute
v t c——*
1
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
-to-
-M
no or.
»1
Inc
common—.—
National Bellas Hess common——.
International Metal Industries A—
International Petroleum coupon shs
Registered shares
16
Corp—
_•
May
93
Feb
200
14% May
18
Feb
700
5% July
88
15%
15%
My*
6%
"l%
1
:: ilr
39,300
%
July/
,
10% Jan
1% Sep
Breweries common———
preferred——■!
—
4%
3
7%
Fuel
Gas
—«—«
Fabrics
National Mfg 8s Stores common—
National Pressure Cooker common.
National Radiator Co
.
National Rubber Machinery
National Starch Products
National Steel Car Ltd,—-——National Transit common —
National
Mallison
4%
3
18%
National
National
16
14
3% July
2% July
17%
Apr
31% May
14%
9%
14
9%
15
11,700
10
2,800
15
100
13
12%
13
10%
10%
10%
14%
13%
14%
20%
19%
11%
15
,
20%
Jan
8% July
5% Feb
Feb
4
22% Aug
46%
Sep
Sep
15
.13% Feb
Jan
Aug
8y« Jan
Jan
Julv
19
400
12
16% Feb
2,200
1,200
10
16
1,900
15%
Jan
20% Sep
25
Jun
29%
3% Jan
12% Mai
Feb
,
Feo
4% AUg
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1222)
.
Monday, October 1, 1951,
.
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
/
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
Last
Low
Far
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
,•
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
!
SEPTEMBER 28
Friday
Week's
ltange
Friday
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
'
Rational
Union
30o
Radio-'
2.50
common-,---—1
lll%
1
3%
.i_20
25
78%
common
Nestle
Co
Le
Mur
England
New Haven
4%%
New
& Tel
Tel
Clock
Watch Co—
&
convertible
preferred
Zinc
jersey
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
Mining Co—
Co
New
York
&
York
2%
Honduras
37%
38
9%
Jan
3
72
Jaa
82
8
Jan-
9
31
1%
18%
200
14%
Apr
19%
9,100
15%
Feb
21%
3.100
li»,
Jun
2%
44% July
49%
Central
Utility Securities
•
Oil—,———-5
17%
4%
1,800
/'/'¥•'
14%
3% July
,
600
5%
.
23
Jan
Sep
93% July
Schulte
Sep
Corp
94%
96
14%
14%
15
6,000
11% July
17
Co
Power
Oklahoma
class
4%s
17%,
16%
17%
1,100
15%
19 %
Olympic
Omar
15
46
Can
Co
16
900
14% July
17%
1st
550
11%
15%
5%
redeemable
red
1st
div
cum
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Oil
Light
5%
Jan
11
31%
Jun
36%
28%
Sep
33
Motors
Parker
Co
Pen
27
27
300
26
31
27
700
26%
29
Jan
$1
cumulative
20
Circle
A
39%
4%
H.
10c
4%
Piper Aircraft Corp common——... —1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
-50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common- —5
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
J-l
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Inc
Metals
14%
36%
(3%
14%.
:
700
'
-
Apr
Jun
6%
Jan
112
Jan
x41
Mar
.77% Sep
jg : Jan
4% Mar
4
23%
3%
3%
3%
24%
24%
4%
5%
8%
9'A
6,200
26
25
Standard
Steel
of
24%
25
3,500
24%
31% Mar
5% Jan
35% Mar
66% Feb
Sep
20%
20%
22%
5,400
12%
Jun
4%
4%
4%
3,700
2,300
4%
Jan
9%
9%
10
Sep
4% Aug
Jan
Mar
94
Aug
25
,_j
Sep
23
Sep
6% Apr
9
Jan
5
Jan
.11% Mar
6%
300
46
46%
1,900
35%
Jan
49% July
23
23
20
20%
Jan
23
45
6%
6%
46
4
43
43
28
28
31%
31«
31%
29
29
1
—
90
"
Sep
26%
Jun
29
27%
23%
29
Jun
24%
25%
1,700
24'%
/■/■; 500
Mar
47% July
Feb
700
1,000
/
Mar
8
43
400
29
24%
Jan
32% Mar
-
30% Mar
Jun
28%
...
Feb
24
Sep
26% Mar
4
July
6% Mar
.......
60
500
5
60
800
44%
Co
Canada
'4%
4%
%
7/a
200
U Aug
_9%
8%
9%
2,200
8% Aug
12% May
20 %
250
Jan
3%
2,900
Jan
21% May
3% May
Jun
20
%„
4% '/
20
2%
4
V
100
.
4%
20
2%
Feb
Aug
9% May
Stroock
B)
Co
18%
18%
200
17%
1,600
13% May
17% Sep
39%
2,000
37
Jail
41%
Feo
6%
6%
7,800
Jun
8%
Feb
6%
6%
100
6%
171
171
8
8
*
32%
_•
5
11%
17
5%
5% July /
10
2,400
8%
/
■
•
10%
10%
10%
5,300
'5%
5V4
5%
4%
3,000
'
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
Swan
27%
175%
.1* 8% SC-p
4%' Jun
M:'
4
Jun
33%
400
28
23
500
14%
15
5% Mar
22
Aug
14% Mar
-
800
7
2%
3%
4
20
5%
6
34%
Jun
100
18%
Jan
1,400
l7/s
3% Jan
1% July
1,100
3%
Sep
Apr
16% Sep
8% Feo
26
July
4,100
/•:
20%
'
7
400
7
2
2%
Jun
6
,
May
32%
Sep
,10% Sep
Jan .,/
5% July
22
—•
12%
8%
.
•
Jan
77/8 Feb
Mar
160
,
"800
4%
;
1
26%
Feb
16%
4%
Jan
1%
39%
10c
1
common—-
5% Jan
Sep
18%
Stinnes
(J
5% Jan
May
16%
*
...
Sep
5%
1
ordinary
62%
Apr
5%
1
B
Corp..———
Stetson
Jan
5%
Jan
22% May
6% Sep
Sep
4%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
11
Jun
Aug
&
Co
10
850
20% Aug
4%
900
27%
28%
525
4% July
20
May
4%
4.500
3
Jun
475
11
Jan
21
4%
15
Corp
4'/a
15
17
37%
37%
200
23 y4
Oil
16%
37%
Finch
22%
July
21%
4%
21%
common..
22%
23%
9,600
Feb
34% Feb
/
5%
28 %
Jan
4%
Sep
Sep
18% May
12%
13
(S)
.
July
500
2%
2%
2%
7%
7%
7%
200
Apr
21% Mar
2% July
3%
9
•—
7Va Aug
8% Jan
100
100%
125
96% Apr
38
38 '/a
1,400
14%
14% 7
200
11%
11%
300
V
'
1—5
Apr
"
25%
104% Feb
39 % Sep
Jan
12% July
9
Thor
vv*|/
————
Corporation
20%
/
...20
common.
20%
20%
13%
14%
Sep
Feb
17
„25c
"
1
8%
9%
Apr
1
17%
17%
22%
1,800
*
88
88
88
Tobacco
&
Allied
Stocks
*
/
9
22
Jan
15
Sep
17% May
18
Aug
14
1,800
12%
Jan
6%
12%
50
17
Feb
Jan
17%
900
17
Jan
23%
112%
5,900
14% X14 %
Feb
Jan
July
400
14
14 %
1
——— —
40
18 %
/■'
Mar
10%
"34%
102 %
Jan
A liiuavi
'
Apr
Feb
8% Feb
Mar
1
38%'//
Corp
class
(The)
Jan
43
1,500
4,800
11%
Tube
Starrett
3%
102
14
—
53%
3%
*
*
2% Mar
Jan
11.
—10
2,100
Co
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Jun
14%
—5
Brewing
Sep
34
11
:
19%
,
Aug
74
...—I
5
Jun
98
'''
1
<
19%
4% July
56
25
25
25
25
25
Line
Royalty Co
Standard-Thomson
Jan
400
'■ '
100
-
24%
:
5
...—.—1
*
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Superior Portland Cement. Inc
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
I
18
6,300
8%
Gas
Jan
29% Feb
v:
Feb
4% July
53%
25
4%
6% Aug
3% Sep
25
~4'/a
11
Pa
3% May
71% Aug
19% Jan
1,000
14%
Sep
70% Feo
Jun
53%
—.
/
49
1,700
-
Sep
37
109
35% Feb-
—1
29%
65%
900
7%
39%
Co
Stein (A) & Co common——
Sterling Aluminum Products com
Jan
46%
7
39%
Oil
Penn
11% Feb
4% Mar
Sep
33%
46
26
Jan
15%
If Jan
Jun
58%
7
Public Service of Colorado—
4% % cumulative preferred——. -100
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
V" 3:' Aug
.' 64% Apr
56
57%
1,000
4%
—
15% May
1,340
3
46 %
2.50
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Sep
Feb
6
8,500
2,500
2ft
Jan
27
"4%
2.78
Standard Cap & Seal common———1
./ Convertible preferred
10,
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred..——20
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard Oil (Ky)
a—.—
10
Standard Power & Light common
1
Common class B
j
*
$7 preferred
*
Standard Products Co
1
July
21% Jun
4% Jun
1% May
2% Jun
1%
Manufacturing common
Spencer
24% Mar
Jan
li Feb
18% May
7% July
200
39%
—
(
2,800
1,700
29%
9%
61%
800
4%
13% Mar
Jan
29%
£1
*
——-——
Southern Pipe
Mar
3%
;
"5%
1% Jan
16% Feb
•
104% May
22% July
700
"5
5%
<
-•
1
*
20
preferred
Standard
,13% Feb
,
200
9
5%
Jan
7% Mar
Jun
18%
•
Shoe Corp—
Stahl-Meyer Inc
29
33%
.
500
4%
18
4%
Jan
12
Feb
15 % Mar
1
Apr
13% Jan
-•
Feb
44
3% Jan
1,600
7.
17 %
17%
2%
Jun
Jun
5%
800
•
*
Ltd
Feb
27
105
300
V
2.50
America——
,
Aug
7%
5% July
13% Jan
650
3%'
72%
Canada
of
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
4.56%
convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
Jan
39% July
21 % May
9,200
-25c
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence
4% July
100
-100
common
of
30
19%
July
"5%
57%
.
3,400
75
Jan
48
150
23
common—
Co
700
67%
Corp
Southland
12
23
4
—10
——
common
36%
66%
105% 105 %
5%
Sep
Jun
17% Sep
40
%
3%
Power Corp of Canada
6%
1st' preferred
7%
8%
common
4%
7%
2,000
22 V2 x23
Co
35%
67%
—..—100
—
20% Jan
Sep
2% July
2,600
Jan
Bep
2% Jan
Aug
24,100
600
%
28
Alexander
59%
30
70%
"2%
Scale
17%
14%
—
35%
common
12
900
6,
1
1%
10
Jan
18
600
::71'^I
III
&
18
36 %
3%
—
16,700
25
1%
100
9%
Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—
•
50c
Mines Ltd
12%
8%
5%
6
12.50
Apr
20
300
-2.50
common
12%
9%
common
Sep
24
171/2 Aug
4%
36%
15%
Jun
May
16
kv§25
51
4%
July
May
200
18%
Boss
July
106% 107%
107
•
12%
South Coast Corp common—
Feb
x20
14
14
.
9%
15%
4,700
2%
2%
40
Jan
1% July
1,200
1%
14
2%
1% July
29
300
16%
1 %
14
1
1
Sonotone
106% Mar
100
2%
15%
1%
1,700
5
—*
Co
Aircraft
Southwest
Aug
_5%
100
2
*
1
South
400
20
39%
:
:
•
•
com
pfd
11% Jan.
50,400
—•
common
Solar
Feb
2% July
5% Jun
47
300
54,200
16,300
6
23
1
Corp
Mining
59%
I 3%
5%
6%
Pioneer
Pneumatic
21%
16%
Governor common——• —1
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares,
Powdrell
14
17%
Pierce
Polaris
300
200
25
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co—
Phillips Screw Co
Gold
15%
22 %
51
17
2.50
Pharis Tire & Rubber
X95
18%
Pep Boys (The)___„—1
Pepoerell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
100
20
25
—
Jun
1,600
2%
2
37%
Mining
Breweries
New
Feb
28%
Jan
31,800
Mar
28%
Apr
7 ft
8%
3
*
preferred-
8%
9%
38%
X9%
2%
38%
common
Denn
106 % Mar
Apr
57%
30
96%
5/ 5%
5%
1
preferred
97%
15 "'<
•
.
26% Mar
25% Apr
r
8%
2
common—,—
Penn Gas & Electric class
Penn Power & Light 4% %
Penn Water & Power Co
650
59
——
common
500
22%
1 Bol
Co
Corp
900
27
8%
96%
2
$1.32 cumulative
Pennroad
*8%
2
Telephone
27%
26'
1
A
-
103
27%
102
c—_— lBol
Ltd
Traffic
27%
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penisular
"
%
100% 100%
—
Co
27
103
shs
3% Apr
3,100
$3 convertible
Mar
26%
Sep
Apr
Corp
class
B
t
Jan
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Feb
*
v
2%
,11 Jun
I 1,100
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Feb
300
_ioo
Amer
Paramount
Feb
1,100
2,500
pfd—
1,400
1%
Silex Co common
Sep
10%
common—
(C A)
(C A)
22
29 %
ZZIi
Sep
3'/a
15%
Corp of America class A
Sicks
Sep
Mar
15
33%
preferred
*age-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
47%
10%
1st
Pantepec Oil
21
32%
-25
Ltd
Shoe
13 % Mar
Jan
181/4 May
34% Mar
29%
$4.50
Pacific
Penn
200
87/a
10%
-25
preferred
;—
preferred.
preferred
Lighting
Patican
1,050
21%
8%
1,500
46%
21V#
-25
preferred—
redeemable 1st pfd series A
Class
9%
44
8%
45%
.25
1st
5%
3
14%
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
Jan
-25
preferred
Jan
Jan
15%
preferred
4%
Apr
13%
„5
2%
5%
3%
1
10c
1
Sherwin-Williams
Sep
.25
—
1st pfd
26%
25,200
19,800
"2%
Control
Corp class B
Leather
45% Sep
11,100
1%
*
—
Shawinlgan Water & Power—
Sep
46%
147/8
1
common
5%
33
May
13%
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 V2 'fo
1st preferred
$1.30
36
Jan
5%
1
-*
.*
Hardware
&
Safety
Shattuck
Jan
1,150
Jan
7%
44%
41 %
1
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Aug
1
Overseas Securities
$4.40
56
113
48%
Aug
%
•
common
Co
(R B) Inc.
Semler
Sep
Jan
1051/4 July
28% Jan
220
2,600
46'%
44V2
1%
ft May
200
,
•
Radio & Telev Inc
5%
4.80%
36,400
55
5
Filters class B
Inc
Pacific
1%
•/ '
107% 109
32 «/4
32%
32%
25
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Pacific
1
54
?£'.
common
Company
Town Corp
Oliver United
1%
54%
108
100
5
Jan
July
4'A
1
Inc common
Co
Shoe
Sentry
•
common
6
Jan
7
1%
1
Segal Lock
May
Gas
Natural
Okonite
Old
B
preferred
5,400
10 %
41%
May
50o
common
Ohio Brass
5%
5%
1
Seeman Bros Inc
Selby
Seton
Ohio
18% Aug
10
1
25c
(Del)
(D A)
Steel
Serrick
Ogden
Jan
Jan
7% July
4% Jan
300
••
.1
common
common
Securities Corp General
Feb
94%
Apr
11%
Jan
2,000
5%
777l
Schick Inc
Scullin
91% Aug
102% Mar
Feb
80
5%
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Sep
6%
Jun
X88 %
pfd—100
1
•
4%%
Serv
2,900
20%
5%
5%
50
Co
Pub
12%
20%
/
20%
1
———
11
12%
Texas
400
47
Ltd
Corp
Savoy Oil Inc
Jan
47
7,100
8%
Petroleum..
Corp
United
Samson
Jan
American
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
St Lawrence
Sep
1%
47
Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jan
20%
North
Ind
20%
1%
North
RR
Jun
19%
Rayon $3 preferred_50
Northeast Airlines
Ryan
Jan
18%
American
9%
17.1.25
Co-
''
Sep
12
ltt
North
Penn
40
19%
—
17%
9%
8%
Mar
5
5
common
Mines
16%
9%
14% Sep
2,100
Aug
% May
-—*
Share Corp
NUes-Bement-Pond
12%
16 %
J*
common
Aeronautical
11
Sep
Jan
15
200
16
11%
Sep
Sep
8%
250
9%
16
16
1
81
15%
300
8%
37%
9%
Jun'.//
Jan
100
:*•/ 50
78
8%
10
shares
Niagara
Nipissing
Northern
11,700
17,000
Shipbuilding Corp—
Pounders
North
2%
8%
Russeks Fifth Ave
Ryan
May
4% Sep
9% Jan
62% May
..
Jan
118
Jun
5%
1,750
2,800
15%
2%
78
-10
Rosario
Merchandise
8%
14%
15%
2%
(The)
Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jan
5%
Jan
Rowe
Feb
20%
1
Sep
93%
4,400
.
80
.78
—*
common——*
Co
New
New York
3% Z.',::4/■/:;,
common—,
Auction
Jan
17
800
1,570
112%
8'/a
1
Mexico & Arizona Land——
7,000
19
111
5%
3% Aug
4%
—1
New
4
18%
18%
—100
Neptune Meter
New
3%
4
Jan
% Aug
7% Jan
15%
10% May
Jan
84'
10
Feb
Jun
X24% Sep
.' 91
'
Mar
.'K>
Quebec
Power
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Co
16% July
19
Jan
Amer deposit
Todd
Corp commqn———20
Corp.—
70c
Edison 4%%
preferred
100
4%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada————__ 1
—
3
20%
4
20
23%
24
31%
33%
convertible
preferred—.
Raytheon Manufacturing
Reading Tube Corp class
Class
,—
Reliance
&
1
Richmond
Rio
Inc
Radiator
Wft-
i
5%
'/wrfnotM
12,100
%
—
—
—
6%
6%
nm»»
Jun
25
5
2%
Jan
26%
Jan
33%
Sep
5
10
8%
Feb
10,600
4
Sep
100
"5%
6%
.
4
6
Jan
1,800
1%
500
25%
26 %
1,300
33
3%
61
1,200
3%
2,300
3% Aug
1%
Jun
22
July
30% Aug
3
Jan
Lux
True
Sep
Temper
Trunz
Inc
Tung-Sol
80c
5%
4%
Jan
2
94
93%
2%
95
4,700
270
2
Jan
r
•
16%
16%
15%
53
16%
13%
..
15%
51%
54
;'
1,900
4,100
3.80Q..
92%
Apr
34%
,
:
Jun
6% Aug
12% Jan-7
9% Jan
x38%May
r~3%
——-—*
22%
■——•
—
17 V2
16
20%
20
-
95
250-
•
"/
/
1
•
May
4% Aug
4
Jan
4% Sep
_
Feh-
24% Sep
14%' Aug;
.20
16% Jttn
1,900
Feb
12%
■
2% July.:
19%
1% Sep
56% Sep
5% May
105
Apr
2% Mar
300
21
,
3% July /
1
33,520
17%
.
Jan
1% Mar'
1.300
4%
23
"
"
3%
2,500
3
22%
•;
:
41% Mar
4.100
3%
2%
1,6% Aug
i! "Apr-
450
25
1%
3%-
[|
3%
warrants
400
5,300
96
1%
1
Lamp Works common—I
preferred—
•.
,
17
/
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
23% Mar
Jan
V
.V
30% Mar
37%
U
Feb
4% Feb
Ulen
Realization
Unexcelled
2
96
Ltd^.———
Corp.—
1
convertible
Sep
8% May
2%
Oils
Corp
Tri-Continental
Jan
6%
Empire
Trans
Aug
12%
jun
Feb
1%
26
Jan
Aug
4%
800
£1
.'
at
1%
23% Aug
22% Jan
"
3%
A
5
Co
17
'
6%
5%
—1
Inc
Rotary Electric Steel
li
Co—
Amer
Field
6%
•
Orpnde Valley Gas
Roosevelt
1,000
31'%-
Engineering—
'
dep rets ord reg new
Rome Cable Corp common
■
10%
6l/a
1
-
(Texas Corp) v t c
__1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd
F—.100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
•
Rolls Royce Ltd—
.
500
250
'
•
1
,
Electric
6,600
2%
55%
15%
_6.23
—10c
Co
Rice-Stix
33%
.—"S
common
A
Reda
Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co
(Robert) &
' 20%
*
B
Rels
,
2;
—
$3
Toledo
24
—
Royalty
*
53%- 54
4%
4%'
1%
Trans
R
Railway & Light Securities— ;
Voting common
—10
Railway & Utility Investment A—
.1
Rath Packing Co common—.
—10
•
Raymond Concrete Pile common..
1
rets def registered—5s
Shipyard
Toklan
Feb
6
Sep
19%
7%
7%
96 %
96 %
97%
72,
72
19
4
Investment
Co
.
$3.75 preferred series A
•
Union Stock Yards <»f Omaha——100
}
United Airoraft Products common..50o
United
United
Corp warrants.
——a—Elastic Corp..—-—_—
—•
•
8,000
,5%-
5%
36.%,
36%
•
Jan
A-8% Mar
Apr
21% Aug
8
Apr
100
Jan
7
.
J
72:.,,
5%
225
80
Jun
72
,
3,800
,5
200
.
103%
Sep
.
JUn
1/64 Jun
37.
Feb
4%
16%
..
2,000
'
Union Oil Co of California—
6%. Aug
-.
„7%
19%
*
Union
1,03
Feb
.43/. Mar
57
6%
V2
5
-6%
Corp
1
%'Jan
—.——10c1
Union Gas of Canada.
2% Feb
18, .May
"17% Feb
Corp
Chemical
32% July
.
.
..
Jan
76% May
" 6"%
.
Jan
V. % Jan
39% May
"
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5051
Volume 174
(1223)
31
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
FOR WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER
28
-Sales
Last
Range
for Week
BONDS
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
New York Stock Exchange
Par
United
Products
Milk
8%
♦
—
United
&
NJ RR
Profit
10%
Canal
:■
Sharing
25
common
S
U
S
1% July
28% Jan
IV*
common
__1
«.
Rubber Reclaiming
48
-
Consolidated
Universal
Oil
350
14%
5%
2%
Safe
Sep
San
14 Ya
Sep
Southern
California
6%
Sepi
3 %s
A
3 Ya
Feb
800
80
27%
28%
41%
300
3%
13,000
3%
Mar
3% May
1% July
50
41
3%
5
Sep
Sep
2,400
2
41
8%
8
100
62
Jan
1
$4 convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
,
-5
Syndicate
6%
6%
1st
series
Southern
California
Jan
43%
Sep
Southern
Counties
2% July
3%
Jan
Sep
9 Ya
1st
Inc
82
Jan
967/s
mortgage
26%
100
23%
Jun
27%
Sep
10%
11%
6,400
7%
Sep
4%
2,500
Apr
3% Mar
12 y4
4%
5y«
Jan
__.
—
*
Manufacturing
Stinnes
Feb
26%
■
—
16
15%
—
200
13%
Jan
Co_
Wagner Baking voting tr. ctfs ext
1%
preferred
Waitt
Watch
v t c
Manufacturing
Utilities $6 pfd
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd
Western Tablet & Stationery com
Westmoreland
Wichita
Wickes
26574
(Wm)
Winnipeg Elec
■
Petroleum
pfd
8y«
receipts
Steel
6s
Apr
25%
5!A
14%
9%
700
'8%
67/e
150
5%
series
revenue
of
5%
25%
A 1st
!
Gas &
4s
Fuel
Lt
&
series
3%s
B
5s
3%
Sep
Sep'
14%
4% Jan
7%
125
13% July
,
A0y2s
stamped
Green
a
1947
coupon
Mtge
200
1,500
5'A
Jan
43
Jan
15%
Apr
Apr
26% July
Jan
14
5% July
~1%
July
{International
All
issues
Jan
1}!
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
$156
__
99
7
A6%S
series C
(Dec
A6%s
A7s
series
A7s
E
(Aug
series
A 7s
A7s
(July
1941
99%
19
94%
65
53%
92%
54%
62
7
101%
101
__
__
107 Ve
103%
6
$66%
j)
with
Nov
1
99%
Rio
103%
112%
interest
de
in
70 Ve
A5%s
A7s with Nov 1 1940
97%
104%
63
53
44
50
105
2
61
5
60
'
'
K ft
i.
(.listed
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
104
112
112
16
63
•
LOW
'
April-Oct
Jan-July
Friday's
Bonds
High
$82
June-Dec
Jan. 1
No.
__
Low
__
$82
$61%
Range Since
Sold
82%
54%
56%
71
'
__
81
82%
__
High
81
•
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
2%s
97
Jan-July
__
97
78
64
-
-
6%
7
10
5%
9
'
$30%
32
__
21%
32
40
$61%
40
t
__
__
May-Nou
_June-Deo
;
5
78
"
195IL--Mar-Sept
2008
97
$75
1
—
~
___Afag-Nov
April-Oct
;
,
5
__
37%
40
54
__
-
,
57
<
I
__
'
$58
__
—
__
.;
$58
$52
__
__
$88
91
__
77
89
$41 %
43
—
39
42
June-Dec
June-Dec
__
.
^
__
,56
51
,
58%
51%
1951
Mar -Sept
.
and
1952
Due 1997__Jan-July
stamped (Plan A)—
to 2%
2012_
Government
6y2S
1919:
—
>
—
June-Dec
88
35
3'/8
$34
3
»
33%
33%
35%
3%
60
11
3
3
__
26
—
32% .33%
33%
Jan-July
Jan-July
2
2
3%
26
58%
being
16
65
/
112
61%
traded' Hat.
in receivership.
111
110
a
110
110
112
•;
105% 110
t
5
1952
$67
Over-the-Counler Industrial Stock Average
Jfar-Nov
__
Jan-July
74
April-Oct
May -Nov
49
66
43%
74
Compiled by. National Quotation
73
82
Dale-
(35 Stocks)
$30
68%
82
,
102%
74
82
'
43
1
"4
102'% 102%
101
84
Sept. 22
83
»
87
14
" ''
f
44%
____
1
Sept. 24_
95
High
Closed
— -
Low
\
50.05
Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1951
l
105
V:
Jan-July
Closing
-
50.72 Sep 17
43.37 Jan
2
-
50.09
'A
on
Sept. 26
10
8tocki
98.20
86.05
272.24
f
45.31
Grade
Rails
Rails
Closed
85.87
84.76
95.15
95.29
101.85
101.80
95.10
100.16
groups compared with
lows for the year to date are as
99.19
101.78
95.01
100,29
99.63
101.70
95.03
100.14
9943
,
tb 34.42.
*
the preceding week
follows (1939 = 100):
......
...
.
.
-
.
.
..
"•
•
1951LOW
Change
High
193.5
196.5
—1.5
196.5
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
''
Non-Durable Goods?
Transportation * TT--.--
219.0
223.2
—1.9
223.2
161.9
Utility'.
Trade, Finance
'
*
and with highs and
Percent
Sept. 22,'51
'
"
?
Compete
the following: Industrials, 6.72; Rails, 11.21;
-
,
the closing prices of 265 common
1951, for the composite and by. major
•
averages for
stocks from 35.88
22,
'99.18
*
.
ended Sept.
industry
99.24
100.16
99.66
99.70
99.64
\ Low —34.25 July 13
50.21
The SEC Index of stock prices based on
stocks for the week
99.28
98.13
45.67
•
i
Bonda
ities
100.16
98.25
98.63
45.62
271.16
102.13
*98.63
45.50
85.12
40
—
99.66
43.24 Dec 30 /
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Total
10
Utll-
-
n
...
Second
Grade
Closed
271.31
28—______
trials
ities
45.19
roads
—
272.24
Indus¬
85.72
trials
270.77
-
10
65
18
Util¬
'/. 10
First
Total
20
High
(■
-Bonds-
Rail¬
SO
Indus¬
Range for 195®
50.25
/•' 50.28
Sept. 28__— —I
the daily' closing averages, of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchangers compiled by Dow, Jones & • Co.
*
-Stocks-
____
Sept. 27——
are
22—■—
"The
or
Bid & Asked
Abbreviations ustu ihovo—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
the 20 railroad -stocks and for the 65-stock compbsite avefage give effect to
the NCw York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. five-for-one common stock split and' W the substitution of
Chicago,' Rock Island & Pacific RR. for Delaware, Lackwanna & Western RRJ« The stock split and
the'substitution changed the divisor for the 20 railroads from 12.89 to 11.21-'ah« that for the; ,65
.
104
112%
105% 111
__
Averages are computed by dividing total prices by
Utilities, 13.25;. 65 Stocks, 34.42.
.
V
"
1953 & thereafter.
Slock and Bond Averages
Date—
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
101
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
.
Sept. 25-
feelow
,
Period
1921
a Bonds
103
111
1952
coupon
116%
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
106
100% 103
112
___
to
"No par value,
53
52
/
__
1957
Superpov/er 6s 1963
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4% to 1963
'New* England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power.Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s 1953
99%
106%
110
2
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range).
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
72%
70
101
103
Altallan
96%
102%
11
$101% 103
Interest
'
Exchange
reduced
{Reported
coupon
99
113% 113%,
Feb-Aug
1955
in
Janiero
Interest
57
53
$50
'
1955
1959
(Plan A)—
reduced to 2y®s 2008.
2%%
64
48
$58
Feb-Aug
1940
62
stamped
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
,A7s
104 Ya 105
(Republic of)—
2%
•'/ 73%
107%
__
70 Ve
101
Jan-July
1952
103%
$30
June-Dec
____Jan-July
coupon)
102
103%
,
June-Dec
coupon)
$97%
1953
reduced
ARusslan
1952
1941
'21
$109% 110 y*
—
coupon)
5
50
June-Dec
7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947AM&rtgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
166
95%
19
65
53%
y
__
May-JVoo
1957
1941
F
65
May-Nov
1955
1
66
$30
„
,__June-Deo
AMedellin
High
156
99 V2
94 y8
5s
Interest
Jan. 1
Low
160
98%
94%
May
redeemed—
46
__
$30
Mar-Sept
1964
(Peru) 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
Range Since
No.
High
104y8 104Ve
__
-
5%s
External
Sec—
Power
11%
73
$67
'■
1954
3%s
ALima City
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1958
32%
102% 102%
Danzig Port 8s Waterways—
:
AExternal
6%s stamped 1952
RR—1
series A (coupon on)
Ex-coupon market
71
70
June-Dec
1960
5s
debentures
External
4%
29,900
i}j.
Sale Price
May-Nov
1963
34
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
Bank—
3%s
96
69
$66%
_J
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
;
A 20-year
7s April 1946
; A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)—
ACauca Valley
7s 1948
Feb
105
100
r__Mar-Sept
Power
Western
&
84%
68%
-
Peru
1953
100
95
69
69
Friday
;
1953
105%
94%
$91
Feb-Aug
1956
BONDS
Feb
18
96% July
13% Jun
30
13%
Jan-July
1961
Mountain
Guantanamo
A6s
1
Residential
Finland
5s
Nov
ex
Power
New York Stock
Interest
AC%s
103
100
$98% 100
1956
coupon
.
25%
June-Dec
Marelll "Elec "Mfg Co—
with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Ercole
102
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
5%
1993
98%
99%
102
Hotel—
Jan
13%
iy2
f
s
10% Mar
Jun
24%
June-Dec
1956
$98
l_
Feb-Aug
_May-JVot>
ApriZ-Oct
\
coupon
debentures
Traction
conv
reb
15%
Quar-Feb
1965
RR
1947
1
Water
Penn
6s
N. -J
mortgage
Water
1970
Jan
10%
101% 103
Period
Division—
mortgage 4s Series A 1993
Eastern
Elmira
of
99%
105
*
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
Dec
Co—
1940
l
Income
Parana
Lackawanna
104
98%
100% 100%
100%
105
98.
94
99
Feb
1,200
5%
15
i}£
1947-1978
99%
98%
100%
$99
105%
Sep
41%
Jun
IIV2
30%
Jan
6%
__
,
tl01% 103
Jan
600
Interest
Chicago Transit Authority—
99
104
98%
Jan
19%
15%
25%
1970
ex
Jan
__
1 1998
series A 1970
97%
100%
62
Jan
23%
33%
Aug
2%s
.
Western Newspaper Union—
Jan
100
Low
Edison
102
May-Nov
Service
Dec
Feb
16%
__
22
Friday
Bethlehem
3%s
1969
revenue
Electric
with
A&s
1
Appalachian Elec Power ZV*s
165
100% 103%
101% 102%
April-Oct
Jun
21'A
__
15Ya
BONDS
$100
Jan-July
191
29% July
20% Aug
5%
New York Stock Exchange
142
12
$101% 103
101 »/2
Jan-July
114
525
__
•
152% 153%
$100% 101%
Gcrp—
Waldorf-Astoria
£1
-
1970
Electric
&
West
32%
9%
5s
3 Vis
1971
3s
153%
(Calif)—
Feb
1
Jun
6%
8
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
3 %*
4% Aug
111% Jan
20
(F W) Ltd—
deposit
preference
Eoston
Feb
22
__
2%s
United
Sep
Jan
,
2
common
As
9
'
100
Gas
3rd
Washington
•
common
Feb
3
i47/8
25
66
'
Feb
26
__
1
w__
x
2%
17%
Jan
300
1
common
A 7s
30%
__
•
Inc
Jun
55/e Aug
1,000
>
Feb
31
32%
5
Co
American
6%
5%
Jan
8
1% Mar
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
5V4
10
Corp
&
preferred
Wood ley
450
111% 111%
;
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%S ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
3%
165
l
Corp
C)
Brothers
5%
18,400
6
105 %
55
__
Terni
112
30
5
& Co
Oil
Products
Wilson
3
lo
(The)
Willson
2%
•
Inc
(R
12
104 %
99
•
100
20
River
Williams
100
5%
1113A
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
100
5 V*
*
Apr
Aug
1% Aug
iy4
2%
1.25
Coal
Westmoreland
2%
106
104%
101%
101%
$30
__Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1973
stamped 1946
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
A7-4s 2nd stamped 1946
16% Aug
6% Aug
10
13'A
;
West Texas
1,800
13'A
13'A
1
Wentworth
6%
108
1%
__30
Co
400
6%
warrants
Baking Co
3%
108
—
1
preferred
SW-altham
Ward
3 >4
6>/2
*
100
Bond Inc—
&
$2 cum
__'
•
1965
,
Gas
Gas
(Hugo)
A 7-4s
W
Aircraft
Waco
3s
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Feb
26%
——
•
106%
'98
"5
101
•$66%
-
__
High
101
99
4101% 101%
$100
May-Noo
_Mar>-Sept
Mar-Sept
1952__
B
1973
28%
6%
Corp 3s 1981
6s
Edison
and ref M 3s series B
25% Jan
4%
_
Pow
&
May
31% Apr
1,000
28
102 %
•
2%s series C 1976—
91
11%
.
Co
Steel
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vogt
6%
Low
$98% 100
__
__ApriZ-Oct
Harbor Water Power
Joaquin Lt
Southwestern
Valspar Corp common
Jan. ]
No.
103% 104%
101%
Juti-July
5%s series A 1952.™
Jan
53
Range Since
Sold
-
High
$101
____
50-year 6% debentures 1998—£
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
15% Apr
2%
103%
April-Oct
Bonds
Friday's
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
93 y8
4%
or
Bid & Asked
__Jan'July
___.
Jun
33,600
5%
Jun
1970
86 y2 Mar
2,500
79%
«...
Universal Products Co common__—_lo
Utah-Idaho Sugar
8,200
7%
93%
13
10
Insurance™
53
6%
13%
10
\
92
1
_50c
Co
United Stores Corp common
Universal
Jan
41 % Mar
12'% July
49%
Radiator
S
49 Ya
3,700
_•
'
U
41% July
1%
_*
B_
Jan
220
with warrants
Co class
5%
300
1%
1st preferred
Jan
3%s
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
»
A6y2s with Oct 1 1940 coupon 1960
A6V2s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Feb
13%
1
Foil
S And
it
36%
6,200
r
Mar
-
1st
Power
mortgage 3%s 1968
_Aprll-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971—
—ApriZ-Oct
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964_____Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s i964___June-Dec
4% July
A Ju»
4V2
Last
Sale Price
1st
July
248
Aug
39%
International Securities
Air
$5
y®
24
Ohio
11% May
38
x38
_10c
——1
Conditioning Corp.
S
U
x43
50
46
12%
Specialties common
United
X43%
700
4%
4%
-25
219
10
Period
Lot0
Feb
3% May
—.
%
fs
__
..
_———~10
Shoe Machinery common
25
Preferred
U
—
230
230
__
preferred
United
U
'
100
:
Interest
High
Jan
23
dep rets ord registered—_____
Amer
United
r
'
United Molasses Co Ltd—
<•
High
Low
common
participating preferred
75c
LOW
Week's Range
Friday
stacks
New York Curb Exchange
>
Mining
—:
Sept. 15/51
173.8
190.8
185.1
186.6
—0.8
186.6
250.2
257.3
—2.8
257.3
209.0
204.8
—0.4
216.6
,170:4
115.0
—0.4
'
203.9
—
and Service.
114.5
*
215.5
215^8
228.3
-
'
—3.9
115.9
.
108.9
215.8
+ 0.1
237.6
r
*
204.6
237.6^ Y
170.0
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'
'
'
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1224)
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended Sept. 28,1951
Bank
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
(Number,?.
Shares)
Foreign
Government
Bonds
;
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$20,000
$20,000
$104,000
57,000
28,000
.23,000
8.000
Bonds
Saturday
$2,648,400
$343,400
Foreign
Domestic
of
Week Ended Sept. 28, 1951
Closed
1
Saturday
Monday
Stocks
Total
United States
Foreign
and Miscel.'
of
Shares
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
:0 I;??
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Number
'
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
'J?
.
**
'
•
32
Closed
1,634,800
$2,305,000
Tuesday
1,742,500
3,016,000
288,000
3,304,000
1,524,760
2,133,400
240,000
2,373,400
Monday
Tuesday
464,170
Wednesday
Thursday..
393,245..
100,000
1,541,780
2,438,000
237,000
2,675,000
Wednesday..
384,380
.22,000
Friday
1,389,760
2,004,000
174,500
2,178,500
Thursday..
470,785
51,000
74,000
11,000
7
136,000
387,276
68,000
5,000
7,000
f
80,000
I..
.
7,833,600
Total
»
$1,282,900
$11,896,400
—
—
Friday....
$64,ooa
——
185,000
53,000
$13,179,300
......
I
2,099,856
$305,000^ :;7
•/:
$179,000: -;.;
,
." ■/:■<
'■
$74,000
.-
M>
/
,v
.
$558,000
J
.
*
' if.-''
>» >•*
•
■-
Jan. 1 to Sept. 28
Week Ended Sept, 28
'"vi:
I
1950
1951
2
373,504,783
345,213,801
10,658,900
7,833,600
——-—-
-
1950
1951
.
of shares
Stocks—No.
Stocks—No. of shares
Bonds
U.
336.000
Bank
International
Foreign
and Industrial
—
69,591,020
>
$647,627,820
$664,000
179,000
365.000
74,000
71,000
1,997,000
$558,000
752,866,300
$17,906,300
$13,179,300
Total
1950
$305,000
$1,100,000
$27,790,000
Domestic
76,472,510
575,737,800
Jan. 1 to Sept. 28
1951
2,226,030
78,755,984
79,355,251
$17,330,000
$24,855,000
8,463,000
11,459.000
Bonds
416,000
1,957,500
15,943,800
$829,961,510
$1,282,900
11,896,400
....—
...
Railroad
$206,700
$1,963,000
Government
S.
Week Ended Sept. 28
1951
1950
2,099,856
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
...
1,837,000
$38,151,000
•
•
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Exchange
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Boston Stock
STOCKS
SEPTEMBER 28
of Prices
Low
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
•
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Cities
High
City
25
Service
10
..
J,' '
113
33%
*
Products
28%
28%
.
28%
Jun*
83%
Jan
20
112% 114
308
59
33%
■
27% Aug
12% Jan
*
Tel
—100
American
Tel
American
Woolen
*
Anaconda
Copper
50
Boston
&
&
Albany RR
Edison
Boston
Elevated
Boston
149%
Jan
163%
37%
38%
140
30%
Jun
46%
Jan
47
49
488
37% July
50
Sep
130
Feb
_
25
?
119% 120%
45%
45%
2,607
28
117%
Jan
2,039
46
x40%
Jan
Day
Power
Federated
7%
7%
730
6%
7% May
Jan
Boston
Personal
Boston
&
Calumet
New
Prop
Providence
100
Trust
*
14 %
100
12%
23% Mar
27%
10
78%
90
26
89
89
10%
1.1%
381
112% 114%
151
—
10
18%
Jun
15
25%
89
5
Service
Cities
14%
„
—100
RR__
Hecla
&
14%
Jan
Jan
Jun
May
*
14%
15%
373
33%
34%
43
43
60%
61 %
82
50%
5
50%
51%
117
Cash
138
29%
-v
60
-
Feb
-38%
120
Sep
32% Mar
15%
Sep
•34%
Aug
543,a
Jan ? "
Feb
Sep
39% Aug
49%
Jan
64 %
46
Jan
54% May
14 V4
-
_
__
11%
Jan
14%
Sep
200
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
32%
56
44%
32%
19%
19%
20%
2,000
33%
33%
34%
63
First National Stores—35%
35%
35%
160
35%
Sep
40% Aug
59%
61%
1,130
49%
Jan
64
1*"
31
15
29c
20c
—83%
24%
Jan
33
Jan
150
28c " Apr
49c
67% July
85%
55%
42%
•
Jan
26%
12
Jan*
30%
58
v
Sep
'•
35%
Sep
S'
Jan
26%
Jan
i
15% July
33 %
Sep
5
*
23%
5
50
4%
165
16%
Jun
16%
Jan
23%
24
25
35
147
Sep
6% Mar
Jun
20
34%
■*,
v
57
43% Mar
40
5
19
RR
Jan
25%
25
Sep
41%
Feb
.
31% July
Sep
.
Mass
Eastern
Street
Southern
10Q
1st pfd series A
——100
preferred B
-100
preferred adjustment—...
100
6%
6%
SS
Lines
...
46
1—*
Inc
3%
—
______
5%
Eastern
14
Ry—
Common
v
Employers Group Assoc———*
Royale
Kennecott Copper
Star
5%
RR
preferred
100
*
—
Mathieson Chemical Corp.....—
105
11%
11%
215
11
Jun
12%
Feb
22%
22%
115
21%
Jun
26%
Feb
73%
73%
10
59%
Apr
75%
Sep
66
67%
243
59%
Jun
71%
Sep
43%.
43%
20
33/% Mar
45%
Sep-
33%
67
Feb
335
55% July
44% Sep
63%
Apr
Standard
Oil
880
32%
Sep
49
Jan
Sandard
Oil
Jan
21%
38%
Jan
25 %
36%
Jan
?
Sep
Jan
6
18%
32% July
Timken R B
281
U S.
(N J)
25
_
ttw;:
._**•-•■
(Ohio)
__
.10
•
_
_
Carbide
Steel
—
50
....—•
•
Sep
50%
61
61
61%:
42%
•
(new)
42%
33%
125
-
:
•
43%
.
13.
*.: v
*
Jan
Jun
V--I
51% Sep
.-••■w
Jun
64%
38
401
«6-% July
47%
v
Feb
-
14
14
i.
50
24%
25%
213
17 %
17%
50
104
104
47% 48%
10
95%
Jun
230
29%
Jan
49%
Sep
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
17% July
22%
Feb
New York Stock Exchange
Jan
Detroit Stock
104
•
33%
11%
22%
5
17%
100
common
15
,
—
Brands ——.a!.
Standard Oil (IndK.'.jst-—.
..
Cement
Central
Maine
32%
—
Theatre...———25
Corp
-10
Boston
Loew's
Lone
61%
'
Safety Razor Co new
Copper..
Gillette
Isle
——*
Electric
Co
Standard
Union
General
-
—
' July
13
14% Aug
Jun
27% May
32
Jan
23%
13% July
110
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Feb
Members
Narragansett Racing Assn—
1
Nash-Kelvinator
5
Service
National
1
Cos
!
..
Reece
50
T25
„—
Folding Machine—.—.—.—10
Drug Co
—AO
Rexall
Shawmut Association _—.—...—.—*
Co
1——•
,
Union Twist Drill
United Fruit Co.:
■
i——?
United Shoe Machinery
U 0 Rubber Co.:
Waldorf
5
-
CQimnon
System Inc
25
——10
.*
WesttngbouM. Electric Corp
.12.50
307
2,700
10c
Feb
25c
1,558
11%
Jan
360
93%
Jan
117% May
25% Jan
8,000
20%
886
10%
575
1%
1%
200
19
6%
15%
—-
16%
24%
7
160
15% July
71c
July
1%
16% July
26%
8%
Jan
11
80c
Sep
41.% July
60
Telephone:
July
17%
Feb
Apr
460
19% Jan
25%
378
32%
July
38% Mar
41%
43
245
33
Jan
43
Sep
66%
66%
68%
1,518
59%
Jan
73%
Feb
44
44 ?
46
1,204
41% July
70
70%
140
51% Jan
73%
Aug
11%
12%
HO
11%
13%
Feb
—
39%
«
40 y»
39
985
34%
Sep
Jan
Detroit Stock
Apr
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
(>
American
Laundry
Altes
Brewing
■
Par
II—II—I—I1
Brewing
Low
26%
10%.
15%
—.
Carey
10
18%
Champion Paper new
•
Cincinnati Gas & Electric commons %
29%
Cincinnati
Street
~4%
Cincinnati
Tel
Railway
__25
50
i-
1
Rubber
Markets
Bear
9%
15%
18%
26%
11
15%
Low
80
High
23%
100
27% Mar
3%
2,172
Jan
Jan
11
15% An?
18%
Detroit
Jan
Detroit
18%
350
29%
130
29% Aug-
32
38
129
32
39%
Sep
7%
Jun
4%
4%
16%
841
v
4%
Jan
Jan
Sep
Davidson
'Sep
29%
75%
-.
19% Aug
Eagle
6
PIcher
Formica
Gibson
10
Ins
2%
*
*
*
69%
175
10
•
-
Jan
2%
Sep
78
5%
24%
49
49
48%
48%
48%
50
25%
25%
200
24% Mar
26%
10
—
2%
24%
•
Art
Hobart
76
24%
2
121
20
39%
46
July
Sep
Feb
Stove
26%
Sep
Feb
60
Apr
May
51
Jan
Feb
Kroger
-•
35%
35%
Lunkenheimer
35%
119
32%
-*
38%
Jan
22%
22
22%
125
19% Mar
25
68%
Aug
67%
69
635
79%
Jan
57
P
&
G
new
common
Randall
U.
S.
Allied
common..
Armco
13%
310
49%
56%
124
37%
Jan
14%. Jan
Sep
.-.VaeUfr
Brewing
Brewing
9%
Industries
Wood
General
7%
*•7%
5
Motors
Great Lakes
9%
2%. Jan
15% July
14
Jan
26%
420
22%
Jan
33%
1,155
9%
100
7%
320
6% May
.
.
7%!>r- ?75fl07,355
-3%
30
7 2%
2%
18c
~7%
'
7%
16V2
16%
51
51
3%
31
Jan •
18V2. Jan
18%
Apr
"ai%
v; Jan
Apr
Jun
727% .Aug
34% Mar
.
11%
Jan
7%
Feb
7
Aug
9% Mar
21%
Apr
7 23% Feb
500
6
7 loo
7 3
30
2%
20c
7%
184
3,584
2,400
515
17%
1,945
51%
2,173
8%
1
•
8%
651
">•
July
24Ve
2%
15c
6%
Jan
8
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
13% July
Jun
46%
8% May
30% Mar
2% May
40c
8%
18%
54
Jun
May,
Jun
May
9% July
»
~3%
3%
3%
1,200
2%
Jan
4%
1
Oil & Chemical
i
Sep
Jan
Jun
6% r^6%
10
—
Brewing
Graham-Paige oemmon
Sep
8 %
1.%
65%
22%
3%
1
Goebel
15
10% July
•
218
6%:. 6%
1
Gemnrer^-Manufacturing
19% Mar
,,
1
...
v
•
Mogul 7———.5
Friars Ale
Hall
33%
6%
1
Frankenmuth
1
26 %
1—_1
/
.
549
High
U 4% Sep
2%
2%
2%
1,550
2
July
3%
5%
5%
370
5
Jun
-6%
6
Jan
Feb ,:
Feb
.
17
Lamp
5%
Hastings
Manufacturing
Mfg preferred—
Higbie
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
&
Bearing
Manufacturing
...2
•
1
common
:
6%
6%
10
10
2%
:
'
-
21%
—
6%
150
Jari*
7%
Feb
7%
100
7% May
9
Jan
21
21%
724
17% July
22
Sep
16%
16%
510
15
17%
Sep
7%
Jan
.
42%
Airlines
1
American Telephone &
Anaeonda Mining
Avco
49%
_
62% July
11% Jan
Stocks—
Stores
American
13
-5
Printing
Unlisted
Jun
...
.*
...
325
*•
71%
1
•
Federal
71%
33%
—3ft.1
■
Economy Baler
100
17% "17%
71%
Cleveland'T^vlgatlon.—5 7
Detroit-Michigan
j
% Aug
16%
460
Sep
•
——___J_—1
Edison
'
2%
7 Aug
14%
295
,
•
Motors
3
1,145
8%
10
;
common—
Bros
&
8%
17%
'>•••.,
•
14% .15%
16%
*
7 V:;•
.\
•
Paper
Gar
Motors
Crosley
""
685
.
15
'•:2*%
25
Power
Continental
8%
*
I ;*
•'
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Consumers
37%
76
t"
15%
LOW
3%
15
1
Range Since Jan. 1
•
High
3%
1
Company
V •'
Consolidated
High
3%
1
:
Mfg—
Chrysler Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Lou-
1
Burroughs Adding Machine l—_
Shares
Shares
American Metal Pwd-—-2
Budd
for Week
of Prices
..
Balcrank
Burger
-
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Brown-McLaren
Sales
Rarge
Sale Price
Big
Exchange
Sales vV
Week's
Last
i
49%; Jan
40"%
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Baldwin
Cincinnati Stock
WOodwnrd 2-5525**
Sep
15
34%
-
'
DETROIT
,
Feb
425
24%'
.43
Midwest Stock Exckugs
.
May
8%
16%
-
■
Ford Building
Jan
1%
0
Exchange^
Jan.
33%
33%
New York Curb Exchange
12% Mar
.10%
19%
Stone b Webster Inc.——-,
Torrington
12c
550
11% 11%
111% 112%
17%?, 18
91c
1%
..
—
19%
10c
10c
England Electric System
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
.
18%
20
11%
New England Tel & Tel
100
112%
New 'York New Haven & Hartford—100
North Butte Mining
2.50 ,%.il
New
9
9
418%
Steel
15%
.100
158%
-50
Telegraph.
48%
Ill-
~
Baldwin Lima
3
-13
15%
157% 159%
•15
75
275?
39% July
1 T% Jan
149%
Jan
'48-,
Feb
16%
Apr
Hudson
163%
Sep
Kaiser-Frazer
Kingston Products
Kresge Co (S S)
~7%
47%
48%
158
38%
Jund
49%
Sep
42%
-10
Mfg
15%
42%
42%
172
36%
Jun
51
Jan
7%
7%
445
11%
12
175
7
Jqn
10% July
8% Mar
15%
Jan
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Apr
653
Consolidated Edison of N Y
Consolidated Grocers
24% Aug
75% Sep
52%
Feb
Oil
Jan
17
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,
Jan
Jan
32%
common
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4%
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65
42
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Pullman Incorporated
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121
416
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25
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.
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5
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20
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Feb
19%
Apr
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R.R Co
1,256
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33
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437
5%
May
2%
18%
*
25
common
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Pepsi-Cola
Feb
Jan
Jan
24%
preferred
Pictures
Pennsylvania
Feb
4
23
common
Motor Car
Penney
—
2.00
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4
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
4c
2%C May
940
:
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23%
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Elec
Indemnity Co
Lighting Corp
Packard
47%
7
1,400
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preferred
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331
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320
•
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250
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Feb
15
200
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Feb
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4
16%
337
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1
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1
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100
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48
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21
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49% July
39%
160
18%
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4%
13%
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296
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6%
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STOCKS
34%
39
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17%
,
1
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Los
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10
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
1514
__
32
1
5Va
__
1
203
38%
*
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4%
__
1
common
1,200
15%
__
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Wayne Screw Products
11%
9%
514
—1
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1
33%
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7.50
Corp
County
2% May
12% Apr
__
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common
Tool & Die
Kern
11%
__
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.
Range Since Jan.
High
33%
914 Mar
'
15%
__
—_1
——
Manufacturing
Shares
Low
(Un) _*
(Un)
Kansas Power & Light
Sepr.
1%
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(Un)
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2%
—
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33%
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Kaiser-Frazer
5
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2% Aug
18%
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1%
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6% Mar
Jan
Kennecott
Rickel
Harvester
Jun
400
417
'
414
Sales
Range
of Prices
„
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International
Sep
3
800
'
"
Week's
Last
•
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414
100
20
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414
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73% Aug-,,
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314
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4
54
54
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4
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1
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Jan
Jan
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Mar
Jan
67%
Feb
42% July
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54
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34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1226)
.
.
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
SEPTEMBER
28
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sales
Last
DAYTON & GERNON
SO.
SALLE
LA
ST.
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Lakes
Great
105
Range
Sale Price
CHICAGO
ILL.
3,
Greif
Towing common...
Cooperage class A
Eros
Greyhound
Corp
Griesedieck
Telephone Central 6-0780
Western
Lou
100
32%
2
30
Jan
33
100
13%
Jan
19%
Feb
11%
700
11
Jan
12%
Jan
22%
__
12
15%
22%
300
22%
Jao
26% Mar
■'
Members:
Midwest Stock Exchange
v
Chicago Board of Trade
Hammond
•
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINNEAPOLIS
MADISON
LaCROSSE
EAU
Hallicrafters
Co
(G)
CLAIRE
Hupp
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Abbott
Adams
(J
Admiral
Mfg
100
31%
31%
100
13
18
24%
24%
Co
*
1
Alum
Ball
Castings
Roller
&
Gas
Alleghany
61%
Sep
27%
Jan
33%
16
Jan
19
29
Feb
8%
100
7
Jan
9
Aug
8%
200
7%
Jan
10
Feb
American
Investment Co
American
Rad
American
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Si
Copper
Steel
Co
Armour & Co
158%
48%
19%
,
19%
16
47%
12%
800
Mfg
Bendlx
Aviation
International
Paper
International
Shoe
8% July
37
36
1%
Power
&
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&
1%
600
37
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10
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Power
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1%
51%
Jan
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Jan
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400
28 %
Jan
40%
100
76
8
7%
7%
Feb
40
40%
22%
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Jan
6%
May
Sep
81%
Aug
100
1,800
Jun
21%
22%
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54%
55%
200
lp
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1%
Berghoff Brewing Corp.
1
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6%
7%
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1
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(George
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:
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Jan
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3%
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2
Feb1
32%
Jan
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27%
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53% Mar
20
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May
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preference
200
;
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—
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Sep
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Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
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33%
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64
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City Products Corp
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10
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Foods
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—
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Jan
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Erie
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16%
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Gamble-Skogmo
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General
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90
33% Mar
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Jan
Jan
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•
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27%
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Sep
12%
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100
39
Apr
53
100
12 y2
Jun
15%
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600
17% July
24%
Feb
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16%
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Jan
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8%
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63%
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26%
150
21 %
Jan
28%
Jan
11%
11%
3,700
May
12%
Jan
83%
83%
95
Feb
12%
Standard
11%
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550
34%
Jan
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Aug
Forgings
Corp.-
Standard
Oil
of
of
Indiana
Standard
Oil
Co
Sep
Standard
Oil
Jan
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Railway Equipment
10
83%
Sep
12 %\
300
10
3%
500
16 %
16 %
100
2% Aug
13% Jun
25
52%
52%
300
48 %
—
73%
74%
300
59% Mar
__
22% Mfiy
46% Sep
6%
N
of
J
Kentucky
10
(Un)— ,—15
July
Aug.
39%
39%
100
37%
Jan
67%
66%
67%
1,400
59%
Jun
10
44%
43%
44%
1,600
33% Mar
1
15%
15%
16
23%
23%
;
Standard Steel Spring (Un)
-
Aug
Stewart-Warner. Corp
19%
Feb
Stone
Container
,Corp
5
—
1
—
10%
.Jan
Sep
,
52%
1
California.——
Oil
11
3%
__
3%
—
Feb
43%
6
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preferred——100
Inc
Mar
21%
,
5
17
42%
L
15
.(Un)
convertible
Feb
55 %
1
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Works
Sparks-Withington
Spiegel
May
10
23% May
41 y4 Jan
15%
8
Co
Corn
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46
•
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1
common
Corp
Brand
4%
43% Mar
Jan
July
,
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*
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2%
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16 y2
1,000
10%
4% <
5
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Louis
3,600
4%
10%
1
Co
14%
4
16%
900
14
Jun
Feb
Jun
Feb
54%
Sep
76%
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41%
Feb
70%
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41/* Feb
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200
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18% July
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Jan
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250
8%
20
Feb
St
6%
,
9
21
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Sangamo Electric. Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
South
49%
900
3,100
:
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Feb
51%
48%
18% Aug
Jan
19
St
Sep
Feb
61%
32%
Jun.
14%
Feb
3%
51
46%
41
12% July
58%
60
30%
noire
May
Jan
51
*
Sep
2Vs
61%
46%
,
51%
2,200
1
_
.
10 %
100
14%
19%
Socony Vacuum Oil
.
100
650
19%
Signode Steel Strapping
5
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101'/a May
>
Sep
18
18
Jun
Co
Bros
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Co
Drug
41% July
600
Feb
8
Sep
__—
Pictures
200
300
17%
Jan
13% July
Corp 01" America
50%
8
Jun
7
17 y*
Mar
8
14%
1,600
15%
19
10
200
7%
3,700
(Un)
Service
Sep
75
15%
18%
Switch
Process Corp
Public
Jan
200
Aug
Jan
18
Public Service Co
14%
13
Feb
5%
18%
Car
Co
82%
13%
4%
4%
10
(The)
400
13%
3% July
100
(Uni
World
Potter
Co
Sep
Co
Pennsylvania RR
97%
13
1,700
Sep
46%
Jan
Jan
100
Pictures
Electric
50
*
35%
Sep
7%
550
Co
Motor
96
Jun
15%
(Un)
American
Paramount
22%
Sep
17%
8%
1
Co
Jan
4%
16%
Shoe
Edison
Apr
18
1
Co
Oil
Feb
25%
,Jan
14%
100
•
13
96
12
100
45
■
17% Mar
16%
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v
3,250
Sep
May
15%
Sep
2%
45
15
15%
118
40%
,
5%
Mar
10
Bancorporation
Bush
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96
5%
6%
*
(Un)
Jan
2%
21% x22%
21%
24
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78%
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20
300
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Car
Rexall
8%
2,450
38%
5
.
(U11)
Northern States Power
96%
1
Aviation
American
96%
.
RR
Sep
51%
22%
1
Jan
8%
21
—
10
5%
51%
8
1,300
.
19
Jan
39%
8 % July
&
(Un)
Central
North
50%
Co
(Un)
Co
14%
8%
450
50c
Mfg
North
5
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&
Jan
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300-V
(Un)
Great Lakes Dredge
Standard
National
17%
1
Corp
National
Jun
.,
600
12
—
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<
4%
•
16%
9
2.50
—
Nash-Kelvinator
17%
Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Gray Drug Stores
Company
17%
1
Sep
16
11
—
3
Piston Ring Co
9%
Glidden
(W H)
Muter
10
Dredge
!
Inc
Muskegon
200
5
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
15% Sep
31% Aug
34% Mar
Jan
32%
May
B)—
(Un)
Bros
Motorola
1,350
13%
Jan
27
—
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
1,400
3a%
Gossard
100
20%
31 %
24%
26%
96
10
5%
13%
Jun
24%
26
—
$3.50 preference.*
113% 113%
20
Jan
*
Cement
Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
40%
23%
25
Portland
Chemical Co
Monroe
Raytheon
•
Co
33
Jan
27%
31
600
1,200
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Goldblatt
12%
5,000
Feb
•
14
Corp
Refrigerator
29
1,700
31
11%
—
Sep
__
Missouri
Pepsi-Cola
400
13%
5
20%
Feb
Jun
11
5
Utilities
Mar
(
July
14
15
3,100
__
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Penn
u
Auto
Co
116% Aug
82
Apr
30
5
21 Va
x22
1
Feb
500
5
20%
1
Co
Sep
1,200
Corporation
General
Minneapolis Brewing
31%
9%
Inc
General
101
Apr
Ji^ly
81
9%
Jan
„
*
Quaker Oats Co
5
Box
Jan
65%
100
33%
27%
4
—
Feb
Jan
Sep
700 '
16
1
Inc
May
44%
13%
7
common
55%
39% July
25
7%
Products
Utilities
47% May
700
—
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27
39 Va
Common
General
South
300
5,100
24'%
1
Jun
36
,
Drive
Middle
Miller & Hart Inc
Jan
18%
__
•
Sep
9%
Co
Pour-Wheel
Mickelberry's Food
Sep
14%
25%
15%
Co.—;
Feb
42
Jan
17%
__
Inc
37%
Mar
12%
20%
10
Cement
Brick
Jun
26
25
__
common
Jan
17%
4 %
*
41
Sep
31%
3,100
4%
Co
Feb
35%
700
61%
25
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—4
19 %
40%. 40%
—
51%
40%
4%
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
39%
...
45% July
50
51%
Feb
Jun
250
33%
*
35%
500
Feb
65%
85%
x30%
Portland
Northwest
31%
33%
;
Sep
52
4%
common
Metropolitan
Nunn
31%
30%
(Un).
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Fitz-Simons & Connell
Medusa
Feb
85
15%
(E I) de Nemours .(Un)
.Eastman Kodak (Un)
Electric Controller & Mfg
Elgin National Watch
Sep
17%
4%
—
28%
30%
10c
21
Jan
39%
39%
5
(Un)
5,800
27
15%
1
A
du Pont
25%
,31%
15
74 Vb
Jan
8%
4%
Co
100
28%
30
.
Jun
17%
50
5
Marshall Field & Co.
Feb
91
lo
Domestic Finance Corp class A
Dow Chemical Co
55
500
16%
33 %c
University
Printing Co
Jan
114
1
Laboratories
Lincoln
17%
5
25
■
100
20%
200
10
Lonergan Mfg class B
38%
17%
1,200
1
Dodge Mfg Corp
Mont
28%
10
Company
Curtiss-Wright
(Un)
Du
__
15%
Corp
Feb
65
51%
...
;
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&
Lamson
Leath & Co
12%
10
72%
25
America
Crane
v
96%
*
of
Feb
14%
1
Inc
Laclede Gas Co
Jun
63 % May
1,100
115
30
Power
Corp
71%
•
Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison
Container
96%
115
-
71%
5
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Consumers
—
100
,
Inc.:
13
42
*
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Laclede-Christy
Ohio
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1
common
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34%
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12%
200
21%
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Chrysler
10
14%
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Ohio
common
500
33%
*
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——
10% July
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul dc.
Pacific Ry
Sep
11%
38
10
Co
Monarch
28%
700
64
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-
11%
32%
33
16%
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5
...
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40
41
10
Light
&
Power
Island
North
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Certain-teed Products
Jan
Jan
Sep
8
5
(Un)
3%
28%
35%
*
(Un)
Mar
20
102
19%
__
*
Laughlin Steel Corp
City
Katz
81
2,400
&
Jones
Kansas
Kansas
40
:i'
Illinois
Feb
81
•7%
Iowa
Apr
65
7.50
(Un)
Jan
27%
16%
19%
*
International Tel & Tel
Apr
16% Aug
36% July
40%
(Un)
Co
Feb
4%
Feb
40
34
Knapp
700
3
J
4%
Aug
44%
July
3
11%
Jan
23%
Feb
11%
__
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply com.—*
5'/o preferred
100
3,900
4
Benguet Consol Mining Co
4%
Feb
May
27%
40
15
Sep
10%
Corp
700
<
8%
24
Feb
Jan
38%
400
5
Chemical
...
Sep
42%
*
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3%
27%
•
&
50
10%
100
Minerals
Packers Ltd
Libby McNeil & Libby
Beldcn
27%,
*
163
42
,
Fe
Co
Jan
37%
10%
1
preferred
Topeka & Santa
Aihey
Products
Corp
Avco Mfg Corp
:
3%
27%
__
•
Jan
150
1,800
49
Jan
20
Jan
42%
common—1
Atchison
50
1
Harvester
international
International
40%
17% Jun
5
Manufacturing Co
50
41%.
•
Co
International
17
Jan
13
500
157% 159%
Jun
29% Jun
100
15%
__
11% May
July
10
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
convertible
900
50
(Un)
4%
8
2,250
100
(111) common..:
11%
40%
4% May
3
36%
15%
-
3% Aug
100
1(5%
1
(Un)
200
3%
15%
(Un)—*
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4%
34%
(111)
Mining
1,000
—
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Stand
8%'
36
1
(Unj
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3%
•
1
*
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9
11%
100
Co.
Jan
20J/a July
20
300
Jan
4%
8%
50c
(Un)
Corp
American
$1.20
High
Mar
8%
8%
1
Laboratories
Asbestos
42
8%
5
Equipment—
Akron Brass Mfg
Armco
24%
5
Bearing
RR
Steamship
Iowa
Affiliated
Allied
Low
57 V-z
Interstate
Range Since Jan. 1
High
57%
Corp
Advanced
Aetna
Co
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Low
5
10
Laboratories
Steel
Sep
11%
'i
for Week
Sale Price
Steel
Mar
41%
10
Products
19
21%
22
50
Pneumatic Tool
Steel
Inland
Sales
Week's
Central
Indiana
400
400
23%
1
common.—
Co
Independent
of the round-lot transactions only.
Friday
Acme
Illinois
Exchange
Brick
July
21%
5
common.—
...
Illinois
6
23%
1
Press Brick
preferred
3,050
3
Corporation
$6
7
25
Bartlett
Door
6%
22
1
—
Spencer
6%
1
Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hibfcard
Hydraulic
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Co
Brewing
Huttig Sash &
A compilation
1
Instrument
Heilenian
High
32%
15%
•.
3
Brewery
Low
32 %
11%
—*
(Un).
Range Since Jan. J
High
45% Sep'
16.%"-Aug
100
20
July
25
19 (A
19'A
100
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
Sep
10%
11
500
9y«
Jan
12
Jan
.
Volume 174
Number 5051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1227)
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Par
Storkline
b
Furniture
debaker
Corp
Corp
Low
;10
(Un)
Shares
28
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
20%
21
250
17
28%
20%
1
SEPTEMBER
for Wrcek
•
Sale Price
ENDED
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
29%
500
25
25% July
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
35 % Mar
Sales
-
Range
for Week
Sale Price
Aug
Last
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Sunbeam
Corp
fouwdscrand
Oil
Sunray
Swift
Corp
62
18%
17%
18%
5,700
_1
Tool
(Un)
Co
&
62
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22%
22%
23%
4,600
34%
35
»
Machine
25
—
200
'
42%
63
32 %
400
Feb
Admiral
24%
Sep
Air
40
Jun
Sep
19
Jan
15% July
17% Jan
Jan,
Alleghany
Par
Co.
Texas
Gulf
(The)
Timken
25
Producing
Utilities
Texas
Detroit
54%
54%
55%
1,900
*
,
Co
26%
26%
26'/*
100
30%
29%
30 %
700
21%
21%
700
*
Axel
Co
5
—
,
Corp
Chem
59%
Sep
27%
Apr
American
30%
Sep
18% July
24%
Feb
Jun
25
Trane
Co
Co
Trav-ler Radio
Truax-Traer
41%
2
:
10%
700
42
550
_1
_;
3%
3%
19%
20%
3,400
55
55
55
10% Aug
26% Jan
1,200
20%
9
Co..
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"3%
5
Corp
Coal
La
208 South
10%
41
5
(The)
10%
27/a July
Amer
4% Mar
Radiator
Carbide
&
Carbon..,
United
Air Lines
United
Corporation
United
Sep
American
Tel
56
Aug
American
Warner
Bros
Wieboldt
$4.25
66% July
23
31
1,200
Jan
3%
Jan
Anaconda
Copper Mining
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Jan
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armour
22%
42%
Stoi'es Inc
11
300
1,600
May
22%
Sep
Atch
Jun
18
47%
Jan
Atlas
37%
11
Corp
,.12%
common
_*
13%
...
preferred
9% July
11% Mar
12% May
300
39%
600
34%
40% May
13%
39%
50
15
14
300
80
5
11
14%
*
....
(Un)
Eelectric
22%
43%
&
Co
Top
&
80
80
39%
9
15
Jan
Avco
Mfg
Woodall
World
Bankshares
Industries
Publishing
Yates-American
*
.
Jun
Sep
87
Bait
17% Mar
80
Inc
Co
14
14
300
13%
14%
14%
14%
90
11%
15
9
Machine
12
14
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Co
50
12%
& Ohio
15%
250
11%
5
Bendix
RR
(Un).
(Un)
Aviation
(Un)
Bishop
Jun
15%
Feb
Blair
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
15%
Sep
Steel
Oil
Co
Hill
Byron
Jackson
Calamba
Last
V
Par
American
Tel
Arundel
35%
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Tel
&
Atlantic
City
Autocar
Co
California
High
Packing
Canada
Dry
33 %
Jun
1,863
149%
Jan
163%
Sep
Canadian
Caterpillar
38% May
15%
15%
211
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
22%
22%
342
18 Ve
Jan
23 %
Baltimore Transit Co
5%
Corp
9%
9%
10
9%
Sep
10%
Jan
15%
Jan
11%
11%
2%
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Company
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing
Davison
2%
14
;/
*
Celanese
Corp
Co
10%
Jun
2%
Sep
5% Mar
Rights
Chesapeake
\
72%
101
2
Aug
4%
Jan
Chic
918
11%
Sep
17%
Jan
14% July
18%
Jan
Chrysler
486
65% July
82
Apr
Cities
500
6% July
10%
Feb
Clorox
Sep
Colorado
14%
*;
16%
■
72%
C
71%
7
Corp —1
Delaware Power & Light com.i__.13V2
Electric Storage Battery.—
3
16%
»
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•
;
13%
16%
25
——;
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■
45
44%
23%
23 v
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33%
524
20% Jan
&
Deposit
Co
Finance Co of America
General
Motors
-.10
class
72
1
•
51%
5
Coal
Valley
RR
Martin
(Glenn
40%
46%
Feb
-
Navigation
'
V
;
Power
—
Jan
May
200
Feb
50%
-2,604
51%
46
Light
439
17%
12
2%
America.
Ry
Paul
RR
•
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Participating
Corp
common
preferred
Chemical
Fuel
Co
:
16 %
28
70
28
17%
3
& Gas common.....9
preference
common
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:
Reading Co
■
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Snanton-Spring
&
Brook
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Sun Oil Co
Gas
System
25
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—
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72
890
5%
200
50
50
40%
28%
29'%
730
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—
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Vultee
13%
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\
Jan
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Aug
32
81,396
18%
~
20%
v
Continental Motors
Continental
26%
Jan
ft Sep
16% July
12,533
Creameries
Apr
Crown
Sep
48%
20O
36%
47
28
28%
4,467
48%
Sep
48%
I
45
46
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1.10
Oil
of
46
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6%
6
6%
8%
1,496
25%
23%
26%
29%
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Sep
32% July
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
32%
Sep
43% July
55
Jan
45 Vb
58 Va
685
-
1.20
Jun
9%
21%
24
Jan
Jan
May
26%
Sep
24% Aug
27%
26%
27 Ve
55%
Feb
May
282
-i;
25
621
58 %
41%
32%
Feb
Jan
58%
35
12% Mar
47%
75
37 %
Jan
14% Aug
48% July
88%
367
bo9/4
Jan
90%
88%
14%
i
4%
4%
2,257
3%
Jan
27%
28 %
602
26%
Jan
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all
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,
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158%
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High
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,
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California
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;
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10
(Un)
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for Week
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of Prices
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7
7%
53%
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165
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26
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28%
Jan
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common
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v
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for Week
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STOCKS
of Prices
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Co
Gas
•
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150
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195
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125
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65
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Apr
Jun
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Allied
Texas
Corp
•
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231
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994
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, October 1, 195-1
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
tor Week
Sate Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
,
Low
LeTourneau
Llbby
(R
McNeill
G)
&
Inc
Libby
class
•
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Sugar
Oceanic
Invest
6%
Ltd
(Un)
Co
Co
Finance
Pacific
Oas
5%
•;
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5%
-
Corp
Co
Feb
19
Co
Cruz
Foods
1
Inc
Shell
Oil
17
Jan
100
10
Jan
380
30 %
Aug
21% Apr
10% May
35% Sep
Soundview
Aug
10%
Southern
87
57
30
86%
58
58
220
32%
--20
—
165
;
(Un) —50
10%
Jan
24
141
July
Sep
Mar
58
Sep
>
:
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25
27 %
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145
27
27
252
27
Jan
6
51%
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Sep
34% Mar
36%
Water
World
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100
109
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(Un)—1
;i07:
va24%\a24%
53%
7
Jan
13
Jan
.
175
1
85c
51%
5'/e
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Scores—i
16% Jan
24%
Sep
Jan
85
Apr
125
36
Jan
36%
Jan
143
35% JUn
49%
Feb
Pacific
Union
13%
50c
-
RR' Co
13%
•
Woolworth
(F
W)
Yellow
Co
common
Cab
(Un)_
.
,
24
May
3%
Feb
9%
Feb
250
15
<
"Sep f
62c
280
Jan
!'/:
Jan
•
Jan
6%
Jan
.
Jun
/
17.-
Sep
;
151/a
Jan " /
12%
15
39%
9%.
9%
789
-
/:
43%
43%
6%
—
Apr
19% May
540
,r;4
.-
Feb
5^%
44
' •
May
Aug
'Sep
40% May
113 i Feb
:
101
?
25
Jun
38% May
:-y/ 34% Jan /•'
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42% July
310
6%
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7V2
'Sep
:
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
SEPTEMBER 28
*
A,
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Last
Canadian Funds
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
,
Shares
Par
Abitibi Power &
Paper common
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
<
U.50
class
Sugar
A
Axgoma
Low
19%
19%
20
9,375
25%
25
25%
I,082
common
6%
400
19
455
10
10
*
Steel
•
100
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
pfd
24%
Jan
6%
Jun
54
58
2.640
28
108%
111
2,084
25
a24
a25
all
all
25
14%
15
1,830
87%
110
88
23% May
8
9
Jan
Class
B
Paper class A—
Columbia
British
Elec
4%%
Jan
13% Mar
Columbia Forest Products-
35%
935
B
Canada
Safeway 4%%
5%
110
9%
II,695
29%
9%
Class
-
Feb
Jan
10%
Sep
Jan
32
fee
7%
preferred
Dominion Steel ft
Jan
Feb
Dominion
Jan
35
36
811
30%
7.30
225
6.50
Aug
88
87
92
27
27
28
'•
1,122
"
800
32
32
7o
105
100
105
220
20%
20%
21
1,100.
54
.
26%
19%
Apr
Sep '
9.10 Mar
95
Sep
29%
Jan
Enamel
Jun
12
Feb
July
100
Jan
Aug
102
Sep
•
44
47
—
44%
426
25
Jan
47
47
Sep
240
44
Jan
501/2
•
common
Ltd
150
1
146
Aug
1
70
May
17
Jan
75
19%
19%
20%
35%
35
36
•
3,642'
510
n«ip 41
32
32
*
80
15%
15%
15%
20
A
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*
1,045
I71/2
17%
18
.
22% AUg
:
22%
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885
,
62%
64%
21
500
555
150
76
Jan
20
£
-1-
Feb
<*>«*<»■
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13%
Feb
25
321/4
'
Jan
*38
4,495
/
26%
Jun
34
Feb
•55-/4
Jan
67
.1
20%
Sep
23%
Apr
Ltd——
19'/4 al9'/4
a
13%
Feb
May
yO
10%
Sep
6
:/-8'/.
Mar
20
•
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>,
Mar
v
Jan
21
Feb
Aug
Apr
•
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14
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Jan
>80
25
k'
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6,575
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23%'j
Aug
15
18
July
23%
2,213
32
Feb
49%
20
May
.
3534 Mar
'
-22
20
13%
135
77,-
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1
250
;
14
•
8,750 i .13
-
.
22
h
Jan
Sep
Sep
Mar
; 16%
Feb
175
Jan
'
a-158 >/4 a 158%
*
—
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100
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w-,
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43
36V2
175
7
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158%
655
36
42
—*
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Sep
29
Jan-
29
>
New
&
Corp
-
"
.M5-:15%
/
Jan
44%
Sep
36 *«
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common
5
May
Sep
4%%
preferred
20
14
81/4
,
—
—
*
>—•
8%
11%
"•'
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Jan
.100
;
12%-
65
8V4
15%
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36
Sep
Sep
Feb
General
Feb
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•
.*'•*
10
.
38%
3,000
18%
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102
>
May
26
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Feb
16%
a90
20
■
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28
28
29
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68
Sep
103
Apr
Feb
98
Sep
Jan
,;■/%
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101
25
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;
-
;
20% Mar
Aug
>>
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v 100200 j
1,470
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Feb
95
•
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Mar;
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> v'
8%
Sep
Aug
May
101
14
/
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•
a90
preferred
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5% 7c
preferred
———lOO
General Bakeries Ltd———-—-*
17%
.
102
—100
Co preferred'
—-J
_100_
Gatineau Power common.——*—1.—
Steel
7
Jan
420
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5%
Jan
950'-
-
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——
Players Canadian Corp—.
i 15%B
Foundation Co of Canada new com—• '$>
12%.
Co
'*
125
%(?•' 25.,251/a >
;i_
——
Heating
common
•
34%
<
131/4 July
16
Sep
21% Aug
29% Mar
25
Jun
30%
-Tan
Sep
10
Sep
26%
Jan
May '
10 Va
.
1,476
20%
25
>
1,960
-
Sep
Jan
13%
184
Jan
16"%
55
'•
42%
Jan
July
126%
-
Feb
75
Breweries
a22
26% V" /
21
Famous
Fraser
44
47
150
*
Canners
i--*
25
64%
East Kootenay Power ————
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred—
Feb
93
50
Bros
/
^.ion
Paper
22%
Jan
101
A—_*
Donohue
Electrolux
25
class
:
11%. 12%
29%
Z"
com_*
—i—
Coal
Chemical
ft
preferred
Sep
45
Co
7%
-Jun
102
10%
,
32
#96
128
Tar
new
preferred——
Dominion Textile common..'
105
Jun
al07/8
-
315W Sep
Jan
-
Aug
10
a
Jan
1,055
,
28%
"/
Red
Dryden
Jan
28% -Aug
75
Feb
36%
Jun
7.15
24
15%
:
•
'28%
—_35^'':.
Dominion Glass common
102
Canadian Car ft Foundry common
Class
Dominion Foundries & Steel
a96
common
Cable
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
Sep
*100%
8'% -Jan
Fee
24% .Ma*>
23%
"v .3,095 V
10
351/4
—
41/2
19
25
——
5%
455
Apr
36
-13%
/1,662
351/4
common
preferred
28%
7.30
al0%
preferred
23
preferred—100
B
Canadian
10
Corp_'—♦
preferred
&
5?e
757
-100
5-
1,435
184
10.
*
Corsets
Sep
200
9%
?5
♦.•'
——■:
6%
30
21%
31%
26% May
17% Jan
*6,357 ^
13%
11%
—--2
Bridge
Coal
5%
9%.
Mar
Jan
'
Dairies
6%
: Feb
92
"
/
40%
13%,
176%
*
—
Seagrams
29%
21%
,/>:/ 39
4.0
a22
•'
*
ft Seal Co_———
Dominion
411/2 Mar
28%
93%
68
'
Distillers
Dominion
Sep
Jan
8%
High
JaW
Jaii
-
27
70
-
19%
*
-i—
Dominion
38 V2
22 %
93%
i*t
980
34-%
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1.81
—•
—
B
Crown Cork
1
£3%'
Smelting——*
Sep
Sep
100
Steamship
Cia^s
Feb
,
7,878
♦
common
preferred
Canada Wire
Textile
(H)
54% Aug
36% Sep
19% Aug
931/2' Sep
:
LOW
50%
78
'
25
150
33%
V33%-
33%
*
—
Mining &
Glass
30,002
•
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J)
Distillery class A
39%
'."5
common
Northern
(B
Consolidated
Corby
22%
8,496
f1,083
'"i-k
231/2 ' / --24
25
Consumers
28%
35
Canada
Canada
Jan
60
27
'
V
5%
—
5%
Jan
17%
,
27
19
Consolidated
38%
•
•
J
Foundries
90
75
27
Range Since Jan. 1
'
*
85%
.
*33%-
—
Jan
21%
-
Class
Coghlin
26'/4
$1.80 preferred
———.—20
Canada Foundries
Forgings class A—•
Canada Iron
Sep
Sep
Sep
25%
&
for Week
i,; Shares
High
-85%
Plow
21%
zi*
Dredging
Cockshutt
26%
*
Building Products
Canada Gement
39
40
747
'"
*
A
Gold
25
Vlckers
Dominion
54
351/4
Canadian
Feb
*
15
Jan
39
3,035
53%
35%
pfd__ -100
British Columbia Power
class A
Class B
—
Bruck Mills Ltd class
Bulolo
77
1.625
23
—
Telephone —'
Brazilian Traction
Light & Power
British American Oil new
common.
British
55
74
22
Bell
14
of Pi-ices
58%
-
Locomotive
Canadian Pacific Railway
/'v 'I
26%
Jan
■69
——.
&
60%
.
58%
r——14
25
Apr
111%
A
•
common.
common
Range
:
Low
..>-
,
—li——*
Canadian Oil Companies common
-*
/ Feb
12
Jan
Far
■
?'•
Sales
1
•
Feb
21
81% Mar
preferred
Bathirrst Power
8%
■
preferred
Canadian
22% May
25% Aug
;l8y* May
9'% Aug
54%
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
High
18% Jun
109
Aluminium Ltd
4%%
7
18%
•
Canadian Cottons
1
6Vc
Low
——.20
preferred
Canadian Celanese
Range Since Jan.
High
•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
■AA-'.
for Week
Sale Price
Week's
,
Sale Price
Sales
Last
STOCKS
,,
Friday
STOCKS
;;
Sep
/
91c
May.-
4%
14
110
a45
—
.
■'*.
Sep
Jau
91
Mar';.
230
a57
a45
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_1
-
"28%'
28%
;
—
—1
—10
*
Sep
22%
j.
a
•—
"
Westlnghouse Elec., Corp (Un)—12%
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
:
1
■
23 »/4
•47V2
,,
Jan
.
215
a56%.',
56%.
23%
common——»
(Un)—
Jan
Jan a.
/.
Jan
*
'
Telegraph
4%
•
"
7% July
8,726
...
Western
jan •"'!
2.90 Aug
.50
i
-
•.
Jun'
2,431
-17
Sep
Sep
May
30% Apr
ill% Feb
-
63
..4.
30
—^—^-1
Insurance (Un)——5
Lines Inc (Un)
—1
41%
41
37°/b
■fni'--
15
(Un)
Western Dept
65% Aug
Jan
191/2
„
2,400
Life
Western
62%
(Un)
.
Apr
-28r
puiy
r18 y2
.
55
-
100
Coast
26%
,
4'/a
•;
225
5
•■'
-
-
8%
694
1
Pictures
Western Air
47% May
1
5
s—,
(Un)
West
38% Sep
July
Bros
Preferred
V
Sep
May
25 %
43
,
(Un)i
Sep
Sep";
'
31"
44''; ^ 22%: 22%
( 42%
43
'
a79%! a79%
3'%
42%
Co
59%
,'*.22% Aug
Jan
23% Jan
;
600
-v-
—4——10
"2o
.
3,384' */
4% -
h'
A'
X
•191/4 Mar
32%
—1
—10
Fargo Bank & U T
Westates Petroleum common
Jan
Sep
'
'
■:Za28a28%
' '^10% -^.tlO 10%;
2%
Wells
Jan
12%
45% July
Sugar Co
Equipment
Apr
33% Sep
72%
60
38%
:'i; 543,4 Mar ;
341/2. Jan
39%
37%"
*'
32%
10
Jan
Sep
6% Mar
Jun
9
.
Inc
Universal
61% Apr
'
23%
—•
Railway Equip & Realty preferred__100
Rayonier Incorp preferred
25
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
•
49%
399
1,160
>6isv?61
--
37%'
13%
•80
a71% a72'/4
49%
•
1,087
Lines
United Corp of Del (Un)__
United Gas Corp (Un)
United Paramount Theatres
U 8 Steel Corp common
22%
'9% Jun
21% Jan
16% July
260
20%
Sep
Air
United Can & Glass.Co common
Jan
113
149
"19%'July
Sep-.
Mar--'
46-
■.y
159
16 Va
-
24%
•
l,wi'
■
•'
5
Feb
23%
Jan
17% July
4% July
232
20%
25
(Un)
50
•"'■'V;: 110
a29% a30%
33 %c
21% Aug
103
,
Jun
32 V« Mar.
*
.
«
Feb, "
Sep ?;
70% Aug
34%, Feb
•
<-«'.4,543
-—12'%
-
Feb
26% Aug
15 % Mar
Jun
55 ••
Jan
*-r
2l%^.2T%
Airlines'InC-.ii-ilUf-l'iLS
Union
Feb
Jan
9%
July
.
20%. 21,-/4
Feb
53% Mar
137%
12
5
Jan
7% July
129
al0% all Vb
50
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co—.
50
1
1,122
C
a21% a21%
—•
(Un)_2.50
(Un)
1
22%
—i——2. • ./-^O3^
28% Jan
8%
109 109%
137% 137%
Oil^Ii±2^>-^2^;^a42te
4
26% Mar
15%
common
Corp
Carbide ft Cairbon (Un)•
Union Oil Co of California common—25
21%
B3
46%
Associated
Transamerica
Trans
Union
51%
14% -Feb
-
*
29
8%
8%
^ V
Feb
'25%
May -V
25% July- ■
-17% -Jan- "■
.
'
ij*y8 Aug' V
34% Jan"-
.
;
July
59% Jun
A
45
on?
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Feb
July "
121% Jan
•'73%
"'/Jun
44
Texas Compan^^
30% Mar
21%
III
._10
a^/s a29/i
22Y*
—
,-.,...-1^—"»■*!-
34 y2
«-•
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United
(Un)
—'—1
—
—
26% July
26% Apr
'
5®^
—
..
(Uh)
(,'•
'31
-
May "•
.22
,,
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35%' Sep
2334< Feb ;i
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27% July
«
10% Julyl' /
235.
35
.,
4 .15% ^Aug- 4
v
22%..23%- ...*..
489
52%^ 50%.- -52% y.:, •: 3,803-
Super
Sep
24
Jun
A'*?™- -Y'l
ion,
59
v,
,
Sep
Mai
%iyi :y8
v
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80
■
Sep
40'■'( : Jan ^
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.
45 %
-30V2 May
Jan' ;-
r
■■XWiAK.'-.AW
Aug
Sep
5%, Jan
-
27% Mar
a64a6(i% a657/e y ? 7': 312 /
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of
Corp
Bunray Oil Corp-
10% Mar
May
li'%,
Jan
.32% July
.:27% July
i"
,89
-
;
98
•
Jan
19
Jan
31%
'
66V2
Mar
'...i25%--'-Jan^'*
i-
;
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'8% Aug
-
,
3% Aug
34%
■(
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;-^^al5%,»15%
■-•*^35%». -35%
common j-———-2
Co
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,
-260
of? California
29
i 305
;•(
—
Jan
-
Jan
53% May
56% May
Feb
,
Sep
9c
v
55% Mar
:
455;
'Z 2
'
5'
64
25
Jan,v'
54%
Jun
:
.
;
38% Mar
-
Jan
25
%'r: X
l'5--
52 V«
:
635
'•
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Standard
Co
.20
.
cc
5c
142
—_7———1 ,.-i
Standard
Oil
K
-42%-
mt' at"
Sep
49%
^z&Aiyr. 2^% 24% ^1 vl,675
•
Gt-i-—---l-—_1
—
Feb
31% Mar
1,154
29
&27
-
Jun
17%
8,750
—2
Co__—
(A
Corp
55% July
4
150
33%
25
Pig'n Whistle conv prior' pfd—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pullman Inc (Un)
Pacific
Snerrv
A—25 t'
——5
—
15
5,463
"V.
'24
33
25
.
Southern
Spalding Inc
:,
69,100
4.48^,y.a28%<ri
pfd series
Southern -California (Petroleum
Co
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1:
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31%
15% July
8% Jan
120
.
ht-'tK
Jan
427/8 May
93%
42%
>34
135
-Sep
-33% July
a64-
,v
93
Jan
Apr
•
40
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Gas
Southern
i
.'..12
,
-25
34 %
5% Jan
100
10%
.24
28
_.
California
a64
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AH A
Jan
Jun
;• .n,770
•
•
4% Mar
3% May
"27
118
..
Apr
17
Jan *
Sep
7:'*' 879
>•
•
7%
Co
1.90 Jan
'7979 7
36
20
a4%.v a4%
COJ-+---—
preferred
Convertible
Sou
Studebaker
—15
64
'93
—*
—
Jan
50
,
a
5
30
426
7
49%
100
2.25
Sep
Sep
29%
-
50
l a56
?7%/
1-
11
100
13%
2.10
7
.
a55 %'
'»
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Oil i (Un)
Pulp
Sep
33
(Un)
Calif Edison
Jan
2.30
Jan
Corp
Jan
13%
1.60 May
50
>
13%
•
10% July
3"%
Oil
:'rA4.Z2%l cumulative
Feb
95
Apr
■
Jan
34%
,
62%
100
V\
.
50 A } 50
r-e-
—*
.
Sep
19
13,835
a55% a55%
Jun
26
179
2.30
33%
135 -135,:
,
W.4S?*
*;
'a55 %
(Un)
4—
Socony-Vacuum
Feb
21% May
'
481
1.95
•
common
Radio Corp of America
15%
Feb
14
'478
v
10%
%
5
Corp
8
675::
a32% a32%
2.30
ft32
Sinclair
22%
'•
; 4%
-
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&
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18
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.
4
33%
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<
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Jun
28 y8
381
30 %
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1,007
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Portland* Cement
Water
1,615
20%
34%
58-/a
1
—
————
preferred
Roebuck
150
*
Pacific Western Oil
Corp
Packard Motor Co (Un)Pan American World
Airways
Cola
Sep
73%
100
-———
Popsi
25
16%
25
RR Co
——
Fine
Shasta
Apr
Jan
35%
—1
preferred
Pacific Tel & Tel common
v
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Pennsylvania
Sep
Sep
1.45
11%
Jan
■<
33%
58%
,
Sears
65 %
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Paramount Pictures
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~25
Low
.
—
Santa
21%
23%
(Un)
Service
Jan
100
23%
common
preferred
Public
(Un)
St
405
-20
19
33%
1
■
i;
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25
pfd—100
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Jan
25
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516
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10 v,■k-.'.zL,vj;a54% a54%
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37/8
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9
&
19% Aug
May
37c
134
16%
Pacific lighting
Corp commonPacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
8c
75,360
1
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Portland
85,350
1.45
11%
19
redeemable preferred series
A—25
Pacific
18% Mar
Build
S
Sep
,
Bros
Russ
20% Mar
21%
2.50 May
23
—#
1st preferred
red preferred
V 5%
871
19%
1st preferred
5%%
•
ft
15% May
14% July
18%
Pacific Can Co
Pacific Coast AggregatesPacific
987
! 3%
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73%
*
Plantation
Pacific-American
a
•
Inc
17%
45
8%
(Un)
Sugar
Jan
Jan
90
class
34%
Feb
13%
28%
8%
Jt
Products
Jan
1.20
•al0%
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A
( Class B
Paauhau
RKO Theatres
High
33%
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Riverside Cement Co
Apr
249
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—
Onomea Sugar? Co
2.50
36%
11%
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new
Cc
Oil
Feb
July
1,298
25
,1
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Railway (Un)
Co
Oil
1.60
32
17
20%
—.
Ohio Edison
397
44%
1.35
'
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Company
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r.
Niagara Mohawk Power—:
North American Aviation
(Un)
North American
Northern Pacific
100
35
r_5
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18%
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•
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—
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3%
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National City Lines
s
14%
18
2.00
7 Range Since Jan.
Shares
Low
—1
Manufacturing Co
for Week
of Prices
34%
Richfield Oil Coip
410
Sep
Feb
,
Sales
.
Range
i
'
♦
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Silver
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Pabco
Rheem
25
al7% al7%
16%
17%
Montgomery Ward (Un)
Ohio
Feb
July
17
(Un)
Oahu
10%
18
*
43%
Maehinel
(Un)
10c
Monolith Portland Cement
pfd (Un)_10
Montana Power Co
N
8% July
150
250
34%
35
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National
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Roos
common.
(Glenn)
Auto
Jan
9
18
Matson Navigation Co
<Un)
Menasco Mfg Co.*
Middle South Utilities Inc
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
National
Par
High
22%
23%
2.00
Marchant Calculating
Co
Low
19% Mar
50
Week's
i
Last
Sale Price
23%
;
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Macy ft Co (R H)
Magnavox Co
Martin
Friday
STOCKS
9
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»
Range Since Jan. 1
High,
a241/8a24»/e
—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc
(Un)
Loew's
ENDED SEPTEMBER 28
Sales
108% Jan
111
Sep
4.10
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.17%
Jsm
21%
Jan
-
Jan.
Sep
23
Ma?
30
Sep
'
i
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Volume 174
Number 5051
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
37
(1229)
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
.'.Range
Sale Price
:
^
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Bridge
;
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,
v
*
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preferred
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Canada
26
64 %
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International
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1,316
67
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2,085
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11
11
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Jamaica
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Ltd
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preferred
*
41%
Feb
36%
Sep
Feb
Sen
•>
Jan
13% Mar
■t
Secord
Lewis
Candy
Shops
Ltd-,—-—,
Bros
35% May
50% Jun
42%
13
Jan
46
May
28^4
516
9
9
300
21%
Jan
9
13
Sep
Sep
Jan
28 %
Jan
38
146
20
142
13%
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14
13%
all % all %
30
13
May
19%
Jun
16%
Jun
i
Jan
Co
9
Jan
12
290
17
Jan
30
29
8,035
16%
Jan
30%
Sep
47
230
133/4
14%
37
39
14
Jun
13%
19%
230
19%
Sep'
21
May
8%
5
8%
Sep
13
Apr
Feb
7%
2,905
6
Apr
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8.00
960
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Sep
Sep
108
65c
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1.30
Sep
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a26
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22%
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100
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Aug
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41
41
50
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32 Va
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20
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33
105
108
55
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40
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63
63
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75
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2,200
51
49%
51
100
16
16
16
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*
pfd
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Apr
10%
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Jan
21% July
July
6%
20
1,200
2.05
16%
Jan
25
90
14%
15
2.10
Feb
75
33
8% July
3,710
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*
_*
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Jun
62
275
•
110
37% Jan
25
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Sep
May
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Sep
Jan
105
39%
common—*
red
Apr
13% May
3,655
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preferred
28
43%
*
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Mills
12
.
*
Ltd
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12
9%
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Jun
30
12
al.00
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50
28%
100
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.
9
Federal Grain Co class A
:
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Ford Motor Co of Canada class A
r
Jan
15
Aug
Linoleum
Esmond
Jan
195
.
103
•
&
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July
Jun
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Sep
Feb
12
12%
),
al.00
class A—
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18
13
—.-*
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Aug
84
A__*
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Engineering Works Ltd
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100
'
13%
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Oilcloth
Jan
8%
*
Sep
29
24
37
a
&
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75
5
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Dom
25
35
David
f
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15
84
-
19%
__
•
common
preferred
Feb
18%
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Jan
22% Aug
101 %
100
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*.
common
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
Dominion
26%,
35
'
84
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co Ltd—*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
•
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Feb
60 %
720
,
B
Preferred
18%
1,238
a
Class
8%
57
75
100
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common
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12
*
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t
Feb
211/2
18%
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Aug
71
a
1
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Jan
21
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—
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■
Sep
13
21
*
*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A
Sep
25%
Apr
r27% May
73
common
Low
Westinghouse Co Ltd
Cassidy's
Sep
10% July
26%
Labatt. Ltd (John)
*
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*
7r>
preferred
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Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)—.
*
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66
*
dist
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Service
May
5
ex-stock
26%
»
8
997
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-
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13%
6,358
541/2
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Sep
23
350
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55
for Week
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t
28
285
41%
International
117
27%. Jan
:. 5.882
361/4 /36%
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Sales
Range
of Prices
__
5,803
11%,:
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com___•
International
Jan
"
High
;19% Feb
/
Chatco Steel Prod Ltd
International-Nickel of Canada com—*
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7.50
International
' •
Jan
25%. Sep
2,220
39%.--40%/.
'11 '/4
Inglis (John)'
—>—
—0
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——.——100
-
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12%
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common-*
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65
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16
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Low
£
16
'
-/
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STOCKS
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-High
104
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Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial-Tobacco
Industrial
16
28
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Low
Paper common—*
Hudson Bay -Mining
.
Par.
SEPTEMBER
Sales
15% May
Jan
12
Jan
3.10
Feb
44% Jun
70%
Feb
15
21
Feb
1.50
885
95
Jan
'
MacMillan Export class A
Class B
1
Mailman
Corp Ltd conv
Massey-Harris common
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
•
prior
pfd—_*
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Morgan
5%
Hydro-Electric
Aug
Inter-City
39'
Sep
a32
15
28
38
Feb
,35
2,435
24
Aug
28%
Jan
24
'25
Journal
775
24
July
28
Jan
Lambert
Preferred
161/2
16%
!
•
a
1003%
*.
common
16%
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550
100%
20
20
25
50%
14% Mar
Jan
Jun
1,665
-
15
8%
8%
8%
11%
50
19
*
Ogilvle-Flour
Mills
29'/2
29%
30
760
34
*
/;%34
25
83 %
*
common
preferred
26
:
Maxwell
9
Feb
Sep
12
Jun
32%
Sep
27
Jan
34
Sep
4,203
69
May
1,768
21
Jan
26
15
155
Sep
168
Jan
63
July
*
80
*
a63
a63
25
49%
58%
58;%
65
54
Penmans
common
Placer Development
Powell River
Co
Power
Corp
Price
Bros
of
&
Provincial
-*
—
1
Ltd
86
28%
28
33
32%
Paper
18%
al8%
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
20
*
17%
St
Lawrence
Corp common
Lawrence
Flour
Water
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&
,
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class
Breweries
Canada
(H)
&
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i
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Southern
Canada
Standard
Steel
Chemical
Co
Co
Canada
of
United
Steel
Walker
Corp
(Geo)
&
common
'
Ltd
common
f
Feb
Southern Canada Power 6%
%
Sep
Supertest Petroleum
Sep
Transvision-Televisiou
(Can)
Jan
Union
Ltd—
Jan
21% July
24
Aug
30
Feb
Jan
21
Feb
Westeel
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
Western
Canada
9. V
Sep
10%
Feb
Windsor
Hotel
19 >19
50
1,640
Jun
17%
25
27%
Jan
18 Vz
Jun
37
Jun
37
100
1,800
12
Mar
138%
8%
Jan
10% -;10%
20%
21
55%
55 %......
56
1,170
23%'
23%
898
23
10
95
July
■
650
50% July
140
18
Jan
38
750
36
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15
99
12%
1334
820
27%
27 %
125
Commerce
10
25
—10
28
—
Montreal
Scotia
Rights
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520
1.30
26%
1,275
| j 28
36%
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36
1.30
10
20
25 >253/4
27%
10
...
•'*
20
4,957
824
26%
Feb
May
18,734
1,695
15
July
29
Mines
■.j■
19%
Feb
24
Jun
21%
Cheskirk
Pulp k Paper Mills
Auto
Development
Fabrics
Beatty
Bros
Products
Ltd
British Columbia
Class
Brown
B
class
—*
B
12%
4.25
—*
July r
28
Feb
26% May
32%
46
Jan
80c
July
25
May
2.25 July
31
Feb
Padkers class A——*
Company common
$3
2nd
preferred
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1
121
—-
Ltd—
70
Lebel
Jan
22
I&%"
7,365
16%
Mines
305
Packers
Ltd
class
*
Canada
Starch
Canada
Vinegars
Co
Ltd
,
-
52
common-
*
36
5
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian General Electric
a
15%
a403
Canadian
Ingersol
Canadian
Marconi
v
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Canadian
Rand
Co
Ltd
Company—
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Paper
Western
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51
*
23
16%
Aug
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3 "5
12
11%
7%.
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?
Apr
13%
16
Feb
19%
Sep
18
Apr
27
Feb
17
17
144
300
22
3.65
50,350
Go'd
15c
14c
Jan
17 %c
Sep
5c
Jun
15c
Jan
1.97
35c
Jun
4,600
3%c
Sep
6%c Jan
2,000
4c
Feb
20c
15c
15c
4,500
8c
/: 14c 14 %c
157,000
200
1
61c
65c
117,525
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6c
6c
6c
10,000
11 %c 11 %c
*
13c
18c
127,500
4c
18c
15c
4c
3,500
14c
15c
12,750-
20c
Ltd
1.25
1.30
6,200
1.25
11%
11%
312
6.90
Jun
13
7.40
7.65
450
6.00
Jan
8.15 May
9c
9c
1,000
Mines Ltd
Gold
Mines Ltd.
3,340
14%
15%V
al5c
14%
5
1
al5c
100
21,800
20c
13,500
18c
20c
Yukon Mines—
——1
51c
20c
14c
2,000
Ltd
1
1
51c
—-1
17%
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Devel
Gold
Co
Mines
Ltd
3c
17%
17%
8.30
.
2,010
.* 3.25 July.
lM
100
3V4
12,400
6%
Jan
4.40
Jan
ai
9
,
13%
——
New
Pacific
New
Santiago
Sep
25c
Sep
25c
Jun
19%
Jan
Nocana
&
Oils
Mines
Mining Corp
Denison
—
Ltd——
Mines Ltd
Normetal
North
6.25
May
Jan
9.59
Jan
May
55c
Jan
12c
Jun
35c
Feb
4c
4c
7,500
3c
May
6c
Jan
37c
29c
38c
120,000
15 %c July
38c
Sep
1.07
9,600
72%
365
92c
1
72%
*
1
19%
23c
80c
70
*
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
;
50c
-1
Ltd
*
Ltd
1
53
1.30
Sep
Jan
Feb
76
Sep
Jun
■
■
1-34
19c
2^c
5.10
67c
80c
53c
Mar
80c
19%
19%
2,775
16
May
20%
Feb
18 %c
23c
4,500
17c
Jun
41c
Apr
64c
80c
64,325
35c
Jan
86c
3.35
1,400
25c
—1
1
-*
85c
3.25
76c
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Coal
16
Feb
30c
*
Ltd
Mines
Sep
Jan
July
14c
12,500
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Aug
May
12c
18,000
51
100
48,000
16c
Feb
Jan
Jan
34c
Apr
Jan
99c
14c
25
70
Feb
Jan
Jun
32c
390
33
5c
42c
40c
14c
Sep
28
Jan
Feb
Feb
16 %c Aug
200
Sep
Goldvue
3c
16%
38c
Jan
34c
1
Ltd
Mines
New Formaque
12c
Sep
Sep
.-*
58
New
July
10% Jan
—1
Goldflelds
Mines
9c
6c
87,000
250
1
14c 24 %c
8.30
Ltd-—1'
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
15%
,
1.42 Aug
Jun '
1-30
Sep
•
Feb
Jan
11%
Montauban
.
32c
Jun
16c
Feb
9.60 Aug
Jun
6.85
Sep
Aug
1
~1
40
».
18c
21c
Jan
^
10c
18c
9.00
26
Jan
5%c Jan
■
——-1
Monpas
Jun
Apr
Jan
65c
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd--
21
May
20
Apr
383
8c
Jan
2,500
Jan
ApiT
3%c
Sep
Jan
2
14c
Jun
16
21c,
Apr
9c
47c
Sep
298
1.30
72c
10%c Fell
5%c July
500
//
3%c
Calumet
Aug
550
Mclntyre-Purcupine
New
Jan
45c
Sep
37 %c Jun
Apr
75c
6,300
53
13% May
Jan
15c
>
47c
43%
27%
Jan
9.25
3c
Mines
Sep
15c
47c
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd
'
14 %c
9.00
51c
Gold
Louvicourt
23c
Jan
Jun
18%
19c
Lingside
May
4c
19%
19%
Sep
5%c
1
1
37
-
1,000
,
1
Mines
Sep
159,450
4c
lie
60c
Ltd—!
Lavalie
2.78
2.78
10c
1,000
Ltd
Gold
Ladulama
•
•
Gold
Min
Apr
3c
5,900
Mines
Gold
Mines
Mines
Mayo
10%c
Jan
May
3,500
6c
j
Jan
8c
; 46c
156,600
16c
Mines Ltd—
Mines
5%c Mar
55c
6c
1.00
—
—
.
Jun
5%c
6C
16c
1
——1
—
Ltd
Jan
4c
2.000
1.00
Mines
Feb
31c
15 %c
1
Ltd
Co
3c
1.000
:■
Sep
74c
Jan
16c ~ Sep
7,600
5c :
Sep
6.35
5.00 Aug
46c
Sep
69c
32%c July
2,000
4c
22c
2.94
Jun
Sep
Mai
83c
July
1.83
■'
1
Manitou
Lake
4c
20c
3.65
2.27 July
50c
88,800
1
Ltd
Yellowknife
Jaculet
10c
1
Ltd
Mar
.
Sep
Sep
3%c
2.77
,
1
Mines
Cons
1
1
Cadillac
/
28,600
2.94
.
1
Jan
16% Aug
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Aug
,
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1
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65c 67 %c
31c
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Emerald
Giant
3.20
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34
42%. Sep
Jan
15
22
5,000
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123
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1,027
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155
2,000
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1,175
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30
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145
28,750
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,
May
53% Aug
12% Feb
100
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45.
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62c
114
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125
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9
1,135
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45
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50
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690
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1,565
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B
96
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Jan
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7.35
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Mines
Kay rand
Aug
9%
Jan
34
61c
4c
Ltd
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Mining
Sullivan
Kenn
Sep
15%
120% >121'
52%
52%
Oro
Joliet-Quebec
,
Sep
21
Flooring Co Ltd class B__—1
Canada Malting Co Ltd
*
Canada
Feb
Jan
20
Sugar
,
Jan
15
20
Canadian
Ltd
Explorations
Goldora
Aug
11
Co Ltd—•
Dominion
5.50
11
100
9%
&
14
Jan
Aug
200
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Canada
9
4.25 Aug
11
Sep
35c
100
45*
55c
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Mines
Candego
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Aug
if&:
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800
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Co
Central
Dome
High
,35
.
18 Va
Sep
July
16c
23
6.40
1
Ltd
Hollinger
Jun
120% Mnr
Aug
18%
Apr
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22c
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Hudson-Rand
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13.275
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Gold
Mines
Cournor
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31%
a
115
15
100
7.26
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Gold
Silver
Cortez
,
Low
4.25.
Sep
May
2.51
1
Ltd
Consol Rochette
Feb
July
7
135
12%; 12
27
67c
1
Mines
Eldona
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Feb
17%
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22
200
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18
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1
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Jan
-
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1
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Centremaque
Feb
100
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Apr
100
1
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Cartier-Malartic
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20
22
17
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Carnegie
Apr
East
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20%
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Red
Donalda
Friday
Sep
18%
2,500
45
*
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10
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
Bouzan
Celta
46%
Breweries
Mining Corp Ltd—
Bouscadillac
Jan
22
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12% Sep
27% May
20%
*
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bordulac
Sep
60%
38
Belle
Cobalt
—
Feb
9
7
19c
19c
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Ltd
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Beatrice
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Apr
57
17% al7%
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Metals
Ronvile
Jan
26%
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Base
Jan
104
20> 20
-
7.50
Sep
Jan
49%
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Barvue
Sep
25%
,
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13%
26
4.25
Jun
117% 117%
•
Ltd
Atlin-Ruffner
Feb
11%
20% Aug
Ascot
Sep
159
July
a94
23
930
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July
Sep
14%
Sep
10%
•
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An'ceno
Jan
100%
Apr
20%
*
26
a
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Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Feb
20
Sep
May
30%
10
50
Feb
Jan
11%
100% 100%
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Mar
Feb
38 %
100 ;'
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60
14
39 %
Jun
36
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110
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215
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20
107
25
18
100
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101
36/: L
pfd
20
1,7%
35
Jan
100
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Sep
17
106% Mar
-
50
9
Jan
30
Feb
4
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52
33
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54
9
20
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93
25
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20
26
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48%
31
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4.25
54
,
11%
28%
300
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10
100
5
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25
26%
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class
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80
21%
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17%
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39
50
13%
pfd
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25
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458
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a96
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21%
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31%
31%
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preferred
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135
50
99
100
—
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preferred
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1,784
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18
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Renold
Russell
43
35%
19
106%
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*
preferred
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49
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5%
Jan
a96
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Gooderham
4%'r
28%
31%
preferred——100
Cotton
Weston
Aug
31%
100
Thrift Stores Ltd—.
Wabasso
19
34
•-
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1%
Jan
155
5
Tobacco
12%
34
*
common
common
Preferred
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1,835
383/4
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19
106% 106%
10
pfd_100
14
45%
-
a
260
972
20
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30
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34
*
—;
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30
34%- Sep
Feb
28%
23% July
25
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20
—1—100
550
Jan
**
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preferred
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Apr
5%
Jan
28
10%
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Sep
2.00 July
28
16%
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(Can)
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8.50
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4,450
.
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Jan
10%
20 %
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common—
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34%
33
Apr
Jan
*
Jun
25
20
33
5
94
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4.75
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26%
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common
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Simon
21%!
400
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12% May
Jan
May
2.70
1,674
5%
Jan
4.75
10%
Jan
98
Jun
83
2,400
8%
1.90
July
"38
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5.00
8%
Jan
18
14% May
Aug
88
60
1.90
Apr
16% May
100
4.50
16% Mar
65
13 %
225
a
8%
18
6,930
38
5%
12%
5%
1.90
13
17%
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153
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49 Va
10
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11 Va
100
13.50
National Hosiery Mills Ltd class B
21% May
175
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775
Jan
3.00 Aug
96%
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Mar
Sep
25
96
*
13
Sep
50
2.75
46
100
Jan
25
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100
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;
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12
14
Ltd
Paper
'
100
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20
Jan
1,265
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14
18%
a
50
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Sep
45
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of
Newfoundland
29%
36%
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Aug
Jan
27% Mar
,',48
50
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90
20%
24
12
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Ontario
810
25
2.75
88%
common
2,580
Feb
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Royal Metal Co Ltd
28%
49% Sep
Jan
12
9.00
9.00
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Jan
16
Aug
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Jan
Jan
8
12
-
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&
14
175
25
*
10
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Minnesota
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10
14%
pfd
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5.25
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600
5.00
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61%
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4.90
14 %
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Tel
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520
17
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St
63
July
Feb
*
preferred
33%
20
-
Sep
Aug
17
*
&
Mexican Light &
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Sep
51
•
Paper Co
4%
of
Jun
16% Mar
>
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Mica
47
125
9
1
Investment
Limited
2,875
24
a
*
80
'
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common
Sep
63%
Jun
Ltd
—
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47
85
*
Power
Rolland
45
86
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common
Transport
Quebec
45
*
—
Canada
Co
58VB
100
86
Ottawa
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Sep
155
a
200
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6%
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*
A—_*
(Walter M)
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20
of
Sep
17%
50%
100
•
class
Melchers
Feb
26%
Page-Hersey Tubes
.
Maritime
Jun
Jan
8%
11
Ontario Steel' Products
.
23% Aug
50
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(Can)
Inc
Canadian
Apr
86
25%
100
London
103% July
.
84
•
Jan
/
(Alfred)
A_
Corp
Co
Publishing
Apr
•
32
225
11%
Car
class
Secur
Baking
MacLaren Power &
11%
Steel
Ltd
18%
17%
50%
*
Paints
preferred
5%
Feb
51
50%
98%
common—-5
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd--.
19%
15
1——1————..5
■
Jan
35
L.
/
20%
a49V2
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Co
International
24
preferred
7 (/c
Aug
15
Jan
•
*
preferred
Breweries
National
17
Mar
a32
—40
National Drug & Chemical
•
Jun
11
19
38%
:
Co
4,320
13%
*
__
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10,665
*
—*
Locomotive
Paper
preferred
14
——*
Montreal Telegraph
National
A
.
B
Montreal
17
Lakes
Class
Hubbard
:
(Robt)
Molson Breweries Ltd class A
.
29%
27c
39c
44c
1.25
1.40
18c
19c
21c 24%c
113,400
Sep
Feb
Jan
30,500
20c
July
45c
May
8,125
27c
July
44c
Sep
56,150
.
1.97
Jun
99c
Mar
2,125
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10c
Aug
24c
18c
Jun
33c
.
May
25,000
Sep
5.15
4,000
15 %c 15 %c
2,000
5.00
3.70
2.70
4.50 Jan
14c
Aug
6.00
21c
„
Feb
Peb-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 1, 19ol
.
(1230)
CANADIAN LISTED
FOR WEEK
RANGE
MARKETS
ENDED SEPTEMBER 28
Friday
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Range Since
Shares
of Prices
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
O'Brien
Gold
Pandora
Gold
Cadallic
Pato Con3 Gold
Penn-Cobalt
Ltd
Mines
Low
Ltd
Quebec
Manitou
Red
Crest
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Silver
Miller
eiiscoe
Gold
Sladen-Malartic
Ltd
Mines
Tache
Lake
Tobrit
Ltd
Trebor
3.171
2c
Jun
16,600
70c
July
7c
July
10c
8 Mac
10c
19,400
3.90
4.10
15,500
1.55
1.55
1.56
600
73c
72c
75c
21,400
60c
2,000
55c
7,500
3c
867
34c
Weetville
Mines
Oil
74c
13c
Sep
45c
Jan
Aug
■'
1,000
2.86
80c
99c
52,500
1.90
2.05
17,500
Sep
1.05
2.20
7c
8c
.3,000
7c
1.21
1.28
1.28
78,240
C2c
76,825
400
94c
Mar
13
July
3.75
4.80
15 Ma
15%
14
3%c
3%c
4.65
I
20c
July
Apr*
4.80
10 Vi
Jan
15 Mi
Jan
5%c
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50c
60c
112,100
29c
July
63c
48C
58c
884,800
28c
May
58c
1
21c
21c
21c
-1
4c
4c
1,000
9,500
15c
4c
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1.68
1.65
1.70
9,000
66c
;
Jun
33c
6c
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Oil
Co
1
Ltd—
Calvan
Explorers Ltd
Rio
East
Gaspe
Okalta
Oils
Oil
Ltd
Corp
Oil
Ltd_
Oils
1.45
2.20
2.38
May
14c
May
45c
15,700
3.15
2.60
6,200
1.70
2,200
2.38
1.24
2.75
2.80
4,400
:6C
2,500
3c
Jan
2.08
5c
3.15
2.50
Jan
3-00
7 Mac
10
33c
Jan
1.28
1.30
1.25
1.33
1,750
85c
Jan
1.60
60c
60c
500
22c
Apr
1.60
1.43
1.60
39,400
85c
Jan
3.90
4.00
65c
7.80
500
55c
64,050
65c
Jan
60c
2.25 May
16Vic
Abitibi
Power
&
Paper
Common
25 Ms
25%
Class
Canada
18%
18 Ma
18%
6%
6%
7,725
24c
•
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•
«
»
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Akaitcho
Yellow
Alberta
Alberta
Pacific
10 Mi
i
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10
18%
Jan
25 Ma
Jun
20%
6 M4
Jun
19c
10c
150
8%
Jun
Aluminum Co
of Canada
Amalgamated
American
Anacon
Anchor
Larder
of
Canadian
Car
Class
Lead
Petroleums
Anglo-Canadian
Celanese
Sec
Apr
2,27
4%
1.42
Jan
3.35
Canadian
Anglo-Huronian
49C
50c
3,480
35c
Jan
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Ankeno
Apex
Castle
28
55c
3,205
Mai-
24
24
390
23
May
17,800
23c
590,600
2,500
14c
91,800
2.30
52,500
21c
Aug
27,434
4.60
Jan
11c 11%C
701
10 Mi
Jan
14
•
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Gold
Athona
Hardware
Mines
16
13c
7,200
Sep
3.75
51c
Atlantic Oil
Atlas
Aunor
38c
Fabric
Bagamac
Commoii
Sep
'Jan
92
July
15M«C
15c
18c
9%e
9%c
9%c
2.89
2.51
2.94
262,600
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18 Ma
75
1,600
j
9,000
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Jun
43c
Jun
15c
Mar
Jun
2.94
19c
21c
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Jan
60c
49 Mac
60c
10c
.——1
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21 Mac
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.
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41,500—
3,750-.
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•
27%
27 Ma
36 Mi
36 Mi
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1.35
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1.35
3.40
25
Mines
6c
May
14c
Jun
36c
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Jan
Class
B
Jan
3.65
Jan
"Consolidated
7 Ma
Jan
Consolidated
5.25
Feb
May
30c
Jan
Gold
5M2c Jan
12c
Jan
26Ma May
32
Feb
34
July
75c
July
38
Mar
87Mac Jan
175,755
5.00 Aug
64c
48,200
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31 Ma
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1
July
Jan
47
43
Sep
50
6
129
July
Sep
Feb
162 Ms
July
Sep
61 Ma
Jan
85
Sep
1,000
24
Jun
28 Ma
Feb
2,560
17
Jan
21% July
Jan
34 Ma
151
24
1,940
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Sep
250
13 Mi July
18
Sep
16
Jun
19
Mar
17%
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59
59
61
670
50 M2
Jan
68
Feb
55 M2
45
58%
5,552
27 Mi
Jan
58%
Sep
3.50
3.30
61 Mi
3.50
61M4
34
280
*
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33 V2
61c
80
33M's
30
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3.30
75
Mar
36 Ma
Feb
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26 Ma May
55c
Jun
18
Jan
145
Sep
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Jan
30
99
Jan
102
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40
80
Apr
86
23 Ma
Jan
>
9,805
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34 Mi
30
100
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440
1.25
1.40
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Feb
4.60
Jan
Feb
60
10
385
1.40
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Aug
13%
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3.80
3.65
4.10
2.50
2.50
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2.50
180
4.05
4.20
Sep
4.
May
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.
22
Feb
Jun
1.44
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Aug
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180
5
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43
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Jan
Crown
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Crowshore
Sep
41% Mar
30c
July
12,200
-3.75
37c
-
Jan
Jun
215
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28,000
3.00
Jan
Aug
Feb
48c
May
75c
17'/ac I8M2C
13c
16c
6,239
15c
May
30c
5,500
7c
95c
1.00
5,300
65c
9
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15c
Feb
'
4.20
1.80 July
4,900
9
100
51c
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23c
Jun
Sep
1.03
Sep
13%
Apr
1.60
Apr
Aug
8M2 July.
1.18
1.15
5c
1.39
41,000
89c
Jun
6c
6c
19,700
5c
May
13c
Jan
33c
20c
80c
Jan
17c
24,924
4,500
Sep
17c
37c
18c
4.30
;'4.10
-6
4.50
-6
740
39 Ma
15c
+•'
70c
6.50
64c
Feb
14c
Mar
1.46
Jan
3,799
22 Mi
Jan
17
-
410
40 Ma
1.30
Jan
11 Ma
6,400
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r
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Davis
-
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1.98
,
Jan
17
—
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42%
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12c
15c
2,396
10c
Aug
17c
Feb
4c
3%c
4c
1,175
3c
Jun
6c
Jun
2.65
Sep
2.60
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12Mi
63c
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35c
—
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38c
i
2.65
1.45 Mar
300
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3.50
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67c
1.85
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55c
1,700
10c
39c
74,350 '
6c
1* 80c
A
16c
3,206
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Patricia
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100
4.35
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115
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1.75
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-
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17% Feb
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5
350
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45c
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Mar
Jan
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Feb
22c
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Sep
_
23c
May'
9 Mac May
19,100
410
May
53 M2
6c
12,200
-
18c
•
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115
60
115
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27c
3,100
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8
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141 Ma
1,885
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-
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5c
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1.09
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37c 37Mac
9c
11c
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Sep
-.13% Mar
6M2 July
150
:
42c
3.70
V
,
May
May
9c
9,44o
7 Ma
Jan;
800
135
1
12 Mi
6c
_
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Petroleum
Class B
Feb
Feb
39%C Jun
Apr
72c
- -
48,000
-
Jan
10
„
•
—
-1
—
D'Aragon Mines
Feb
,Sep
Sep -
4.50
Jan
5%
-
36c
May
1.10
*
61,875
1.65
1.60
*
17
39
s
20c
100:
16c I7M2C
92c
1.03
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Crow's
34c
Jan
2.20 July
/
16,840
2.59
56c
2.25
2.36
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38%
.
Jan
24 M2
17
;
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Feb
9,622
200 /
1
Jan
Sep
39 Mi
102,350
54 M2
43*
Sep
38%
64c
Ma
46
75c
9%
5.50
-
■
13
400
55c
Apr
__
Exploration—-,
Jun
12 Mi
5.50
39
450
—-1
Roehette
(H) Dist voting
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Coiirnor Mining
Jan
46<f
12
30c
Jun
■;
—__._2.50
Quebec Gold
Corby
14,800
Mac
31
150
—_—L*'
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A
Gas
Consumers
14c
1.25
12 VU
Apr
665
125
Smelting
—
Apr
4.25 Jan
245
Feb
45
103
;
&
Press class
Consolidated
2.90
7.30
t
12 Ma
July
162 Ms 162 Ms
82 84 Ma
243,4 25 Ma
19%
20
31 32 M2
15
16
—
May
■».
Aug
38
~
,
6%
•-,.
26,192
54
v
10
505
230
45
1
J.1;- *9%c
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180%"
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....
Sep
I6M2C
345
May
47 M4
—
Howey
Consolidated
1,163
-
Aug
Sep
8
47
43
:
50
240
76
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.
43
45%
j.
.
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Oils
Cordasun
Consolidated Lebel Oro
'
39
1
t>
35 Ma
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Central Cadillac
Consolidated
'
Sep
Sep
Sep
6.35
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Feo
22 Ma
'
70c
1.18
•
_
52%
10%
39 M2
1 *
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2 •*-'
Bakeries
Consolidated
Sep
39
40
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1
Astoria
Consolidated
Sep
Aug
7.15
60
.
Vi Jun
67c
Mar
21c
1.23
Mi
_
6
*
19%
Apr
-1
5.50
Bevcourt
1.25
*
Bros
Sep
50
1
Consolidated Beattle Mines
t
T
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75
73/a
52Ma
10Ms
41M2
36
47
—
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4,099
..
28
36 M4
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10
7Ms
52
10%
39 M2
34 Mt
45%
76
1
Mines
3,400
7Mtc
-
-1
Toronto
780
3.35
-12Mi
Consolidated
t
Conwest
-1
-10
Metals
Jan
13 M4 Mar
:46c
150
-10
Mines
21
76
•
1
11c
V
Jun
10% c
210
4.25 V 4.25
.
Nova
Beatty
'
..
-16,600
.
6c
2.35
<
116,100
1
Montreal
Bell
fr
5,000
of
Base
-
...62,750
21c
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Mines
Aug
20M2
^ 76
*
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Sep
Consol
325-
23
of
of
Sep
19 Ma
20 M2
National
Coniaurum
Jan
9c
1.82
10,435
.
22
Bank
Barn at
Sep
100
—50c
—'
55
3.00
Barvue
Yellowknife
Colomac
May
89
Bank
Bank
18
Jun
1
88
Scotia
Jan
65
100
*
88
-
11M2
10
/
,100
*
Plow
Conduits
common;
class B
I—_.
Consolidated
Jan
50
—
Jun
,
100
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
Mines
Bankfield
Aug
29%
*
—
Lake
Jan
Electric-
Auto
Jan
98*
27.
*
1
Willans
Cockshutt
'Jan
29c
Gold
Auto
56
53% Jan
265
Cochrane-Dunlop common
.
20M»c
3.40.
Jan
881
92c
July
18c 20 V2c
3.10
48 Ma
92
27 Ma
16
1.63
10c
12c 15 Mac
r
Sep
27
16
1
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3,500
22
3.80
88
Sep
3.20
Jan
88
1
9Mac
-
Jun
2.10
-—
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83c
_1
Sep
6.45
27 Ma
1
Feb
^
;
80C
Apr
10
3.80
50
Silver
Jan
9c,
1.70 Aug
■
4.80
3.40
50
Mines
Apr
„~
Anmaque
3.75
-
Jun
35,810
17,710
75c
5.65
33
30
Knitting
Lode
32c
1
-
Jan
16c
1.06 Jan
1
15
Mines
80c
60c
5.30
99M2
Mines
Jan
J—£.
36,250
101,450
1.65
60c
5.60
Cobalt
Cochenour
v
4M2c
Steels
Mines
Jan
5c
1
Jan
Aubelle
Sep
5
H...—
8%
Atlin-Ruffner
Jun
17%
818
common.—'
13Mac
Atlas Yellowknife
18 Mi
Jan
155,675
1.50
Jun
Apr
Feb
47c
commonLtd—
17,300
8c
19c
6c
I6M2
*
Research
Bar
68,278
'
Ma Mar
42c
1.50
Ultra-Lartic
Sep
May
7.50 Aug
13 M» Feb
Sep
Circle
69c
8c
8
15Mb
Chromium
■j
7 Mac
-1
Sep
Sep
7%
11,825
Mines—
Gold
7,000
—■
Ma Aug
7.50
24
Chlmo Gold
Apr
23c
5c
class B„-; —10
Feb
57
43
16%
145
99M2
80
——^
Steel
65c
I—Hill
(1937)
23
Jan
42c
*
7c
•
Sep
Mar
15 Mb
1
1'
65c
iqo
36 Ma
30
65c
Porcupine
Ohesterville
"
Ashdown
33,600
Sep
18 M4
23
Oil
Leduc
j
19C
lie,
Jan
40
28
2,694
1
2,195
—__;
10c 10 Mac
18 Mi
.100
15
—~:
Corp
;260
145
99Ma
80
Loan
14Ma
—
Armistice
8
1
Ltd
Corp
14c
;
7%
24
,
14 Ma
—
304
Jan
.
Jun
18
50
.43
Jun
30 Ma
460
57
39
65c
——-
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Preferred
;v';
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57
43
•
—
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IIIIH*
i_,
,
21
—
100
100
100
—
Patricia
»
;
20 Mi
20 Mi
J
3%c
'
595
——*
common
Cheskirk Mines
Jan
1.24
Jun
31c
15 Ma
Mar
—
Trethewev
Chatco
Feb
26c
Jan
7.25
~i
Jan
12c
38C
15%c Jun
Sep
26 Ma
Jan
28c
■
29c
Aug
—
—
Asbestos
Central
Sep
112
Jun
76c
6MzC
6.85
.__
Argus Corp common—
Metals
19c
1.05
29c
■-.Hv*
July
6c
•
Centremaque Gold
Aug
61 Ms
Jan
91
3.75
Aquarius Porcupine
Ascot
1,840
6.9C
Resources
Area Mines
Arjon
59
111
«
15c
1,200
v
Charter Oils
i
Coin
Mines
Cons
54
108
3.20
_:
__
2,500
6c
*
Gold
Cassiar
Sep
3.75
36
18c
6c
—
25
Canadian Tire Corp
:
—*
Canadian Utilities preferred.——.100
Sep
Jun
2.85 July
95c
Cos
preferred
preferred
Central
24
*
-35
17c
35*
18c
'
——*
Malartic
Oils
preferred
Central
55c
I6M1C
common
class A
Gen
Jan
~i
;IHII*
—-
242,700
*
common
Locomotive
Apr
•
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11c
20
Canadian
19o
54
»
6M2C
*
Dredge
Canadian Food Products
11%
22 Mac
>
->9Mac
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Canadian
Jan
86c
17 Mac
i
__
78,900
10
•
Commerce
common
Canada
2,300
»
29c
*
Explorers
9,100
*
_
A—;
A
Canadian
Jan
9%
110
__
Jan
24c
*
Canners
Canadian
Central
93,355
;
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Yellowknife
American
Jan
28c
-
20
Breweries
Canadian
Central
1.25
25
I__25
pfd
Apr
1.70
Jan
8,192
J"
Feb
3.35
»
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1.20
12c
-
1.53
,
'-*
—
& Cable class
Jan
61c
1.15
—_
Ltd
24
Jan
14
8Mac July
1.30
-
50
Bank
Canadian
Feb
3.30
*
Steel
Aluminum
90
23,000
1.50
-
*
Power
B
Chemical
Algoma
21%
10c 11 Mac 1
11c
Aug
18
.
*1-
__i
21Ma
*
Wire
Class
22 y4 May
24%
•
Jun
15,800
Mi
2.05
Sep
21%
,
*
Permanent Mortgage
Cariboo
49c
*
„
1.95
1.95
•I&*
<>
—
10
(new)
B
Canada
H'-gh
3.30
Knife—
Distillers
12 Mac 15 Mac
15 Mac
•
AJax
23MiC
Feb
1.34
10
10
Preferred
lift
Range Since Jan. 1
415
25c
6%
*
6.50
Canadian Pacific Railway—
265
*
Feb
Jan
1.19 July
"
1
Canada S S Lines common
Sep
Sep
65c
'
■
6,^50
2,135
Oil
&
32 Mi
4.10
—*
A
class A
Packers
Canada
Sep
4.55
Jun
LOW
25 Mi
i.
Gas
•
20
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
1'" --*
20 Mi
•
Jan
1,826
31,900
30
•
B—<
Assurance
Northern
'
Shares
19 Ma
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class A
28 Mi
5%
1.34
20
Foundry
5%
High
19 Ma
$1.50
795
5 Ms
Malting
for Week
3_*
common.*
new
Sep
1.30
.1 '
50
preferred—;
Canada
M
Sales
Loxo
Mi
5%
1
Machinery
Exchange
I RangeiJ
of Piicc§
Last
29 M2
,
1.31
*
8%
Week's';
Sale trice
29 V2
•
Gas
&
Canada
Sep
1.60
Canadian Funds
'ar
Sep
1
Oil
Iron
Canadian
STOCKS
21
Sep
90
*
Oils
Cons
Oanadian
Friday
Jan
*
Edmonton
&
Canadian
Toronto Stock
9%
•
2nd pfd—-—.'
Foundries
Feb
10c
715
•
1
Bread B
Sep
Ltd
19
.
Cement common
Feb
100
7,500
—*
Oils
18
—
Sep
1.24
Oils
Sep
18
10 Mac
Feb
May
9.25
1
22
*
Sep
1.14
_*
10
Jan
1
Sep
9.25
_
Homestead
Jan
1.20
Picadilly Petroleum Ltd
Jan
13%
—1
class A
Canada Life
Sep
—1
Oils
Ltd
Jan
*
i
5%
440
'
Sep
13
16
35c
5,790
21
_.*
—
Canada
Sep
2.95 Sep
18 Mi Mar
1.45
2,400
1,880
43c
15 Ma
260
9%
1
Lake
Canada
24Mac
i
92 Ma
18
•
-
Canada
Jun
Jun
2.91
Mar
101
90
.1 !
Canada
Sep
11c
2.76
Sep
Jun
4.20
-95c
__1
Ltd—
Ltd
Co
Empire
6.45
Apr
Jan
8%
*7-
Campbell Red Lake
May
Apr
1.85
*
Superior
Western
3.30
4.90
2,700
Sep
May
18
1
B
Calnorth
7.50 Aug
2,625
90c
Ltd
Jan
2.75 Aug
,
3,300
3.15
*
800
23
90
8%
7%
Mar
51,000
36c
*
4.75
8,395
.
Jan
Aug
78
91%
*
Sep
25c
Aug
1.40
15 Mi
*
12c
5,000
21 Vic 24Mac
1.30
~
Redwater
Trans
4.20
2.76
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Phillips
5.60
Ltd———.—.J,
Exploration
Western
3.25
5.35
4.05
*
Ltd
Omnitrans
3.25
4.05
Dominion
&
7.20
22c
Petroleums
British
6.95
*
Long Island Petroleums Ltd—
National
6.95
.1*
Oil Ventures
Oil Co Ltd
Home
i
Ltd
Oil
17c
■
Ltd_
Producers
Crest
15c
•
_
Petroleums Ltd_
I6M1C
*
Ltd
Co
A
A„
Preferred
Canada Foils cla§5
Oil
35c
<
9c
20
,_1
Canada
1.65
Jan
19 Vi
11,103
80 M2
Sep
128
124 Mi May
•
class A
Calvan
Jan
Jurt
22%,
79
Jan
28%
Jan
•
A
Calmont Oils
Jan
Jun
3C.
21Ms
-
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Products
Calgary
Sep
Ltd
150,300
Callinan Flin Flon
Sep
57C
30c
25c
26c
21M4
•
22
4
class
class
Power
class
Caldwell Linen
Feb
1
25
Calder Bousquet
Feb
2Mac
125
:
8.00
'
Aug
700
125
Yellowknife
Burrard
Sep
16
43,838
1
Hill
Class
Sep
300
•
28%
Gold
& Co
Burns
July
1.28
26'/8
Burlington Steel
Feo
Jan
26%
Mines
Red
Bunker
May
13c
100
Canadian
Bulldog
Sep
Jan
1.20
Mills
Building
47c
Apr
5.55 May
•
Reef
Buffalo
Sep
Jan
7c
2,500
1,369
pfd—100
4','0
Packers
Buffalo
Jan
6c
25,500
Bulialo Ankerite
3.80 Aug
July
53c
91c
2.02
15c
10%
Apr
6.60 July
3,500
Jan
•
Buffadison
Sep
Junv
7c
4,500
8.00
3.50
Jan
9c
10c
Forest Products
Columbia
Bruck
;M 1.30 Mar
1
Central
Pan
*
7.80
3.45
.1
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
New
15c
14c
7.80
3.45
1.85 May
,,
July
32c
Class B
Broulan
Stocks—•
Anaconda
Del
40c
35c
Jan
Jan
Copper
Ltd)
Ltd.!
Mines
-
9%c
1.00
Jan
3c
6.75
B
Eritish
Jan
4.65
Products
Minerals
Ashley
Yukeno
Sc
-
1
Ltd.
Mines
«fe
Mineral
Western
74c'
74c
9c
16c
2.53 Jun
13,000
6.50
common
Electric
Columbia
Class
Feb
5c
8 Mac
preferred
4%%
67c
—
Lake.
British Columbia
1.70 Aug
1.32
Red
Columbia
British
37/sC Mar
1.45
13%
Ryrite
Sep
3 Mac
Ltd
Malartic
Wecden
Jan
58c
2c
*
Wendell
29 Vi
July
35c
3.95
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Vinray
Sep
21
500
1
_
12Vic
2c
1
1
Ventures
350
44c
Brewis
British American Oil new
British
Jan
23c
100
Sep
45c
com.*
Pwr
Jan
21%c
12,000
6.75
4M2c
High
7c
Mar
lOMsC May
62c
1
Light &
Traction
3c
14,900
*
—
1
...
Preferred
Sep
5c
16c 17 M2C
60c
4MsC
28c
Mines
Brazilian
Feb
Jan
1
Bralorne
4.15 May
23c
Gold
Boymar
Sep
Jun
27Mi
1.32
IfcJtetLKeno Hill
44Vic
Jan
May
4%c
44c
1
—
Jan
2.45
12c
27,000
1
of Canada Ltd
Corp
8,000
10c 10 Vic
1
Ltd
Mines
Tungsten
2.50
1
Bordulac
Jan
Sep
I7M2C
2,000
14,000
1
Ltd
Mines
35c
3.70
*
Ltd
Mines
Silver
32c
3.60
26 Ma
1
Ltd
Mines
51c
12VaC 14 Mac
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Cons
Aug
2.40
1
—1
Soma-Duvcrnay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona Mines (19441 Ltd_:
Sullivan
20c
1,200
2,500
1
Ltd
Standard GoI<* Mines
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jan
35c
Gold
Bonville
Sep
90c
Sep
25c
10c
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
60c
Jan
5c
1
Uranium
Rix-Athabasca
July
40c
1,000
2.50
32c
3.60
12 ViC
*
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon
19c
20,500
9c
2.40
"
1
Mines Ltd
1,000
68c
23c
1
Ltd_l
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Quesabe
55c
64c
2.50
Bonetal
3.50 Aug
„
9c
1
1
Mines
V
Jan
55c
_
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd
2.45
t
2,000
4M2c
4%c
17c
1
Mines
Bobjo
Jan
5c
Jan
3c
800
3.45
67c
_—1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd____1
Quebec Chibougamau GoldfieldS——1
Quebec Copper Corp _
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines
500
Kirkland
Bidgood
Jan
1.65
Low
High
High
1.12 July
2,600
"
4c
3.40
1
1
Ltd
Mines,
Fields
Gold
1.35
4c
1
Dredging Ltd
Silver
Perchcourt
1.30
1
Ltd
Mines
Low
High.
Range Since Jan. 1
Jan. 1
Par
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
,
...
Jan
44c
Sep
'24
10 Mi
Feb
Feb
.
Number 5051
174
Volume
.
.
(1231)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 28
RANGE FOR
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4
Gold
(Temagami)
Delhi
16 %c
^1
Del Rio Producers Ltd—______—
1
uecca
Minerals
—1
Devon-Leduc Oils
■_
—*
Discovery Yellowknife
1
Distillers Seagraans
2
Dome Mines Ltd
•
Dominion Bank
__i_
10
Mines
Delnite
__
15c 3.15
—25
prefererd_—_——35
Electrohome- ^—i—«.———4
Fabrics common ____
*
Dominion
Dot.Union
preferred
^
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion
Mines
Dor.alda
A
class
Mudge
&
Gold
Machine
Washing
*
___"
class A—•
Paper
Gold
,
Pen-Rev
El
Gold
Sol
El
Life
Equitable
Insurance
class A__
-—1
Corp
*
4
1
Players
Candy Shops
Fanny Farmer
common
Grain
federal
Petroleum
Federated
Mines
Iron
Fenimore
Products
Fibre
—
common
7.60
1.27
4
9%
Fittings Ltd
common
Petroleums 1
Flank
14%
1
*
1
U—--—4
Federal Kirkland
_
—
—
V
preferred—i_—20
__
Fleet Manufacturing
•
2.05
Ford Motor class A
•
51 '
Foundation Co
—-—*
13
Francoeur Gold
——-——4 A
1c
Fraser Cos common
—4
—
Frobisher Exploration —_
•
4.25
.—
100
preferred
Gair Co
preferred
5%
preferred
5%%
General Bakeries
—
18'%
101
107%
3.50
4
100
100.
common
Gatineau " Power
——
1
-——1
General Products Mfg class A
*
General :Steel Wares common
•
'Preferred
100
Geneva Lake
»
—1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mine*
1
Gillies Lake
—
1....
Glenora Gold
1
God's Lake Gold
•
Goldale Mines
1
Petroleum common
General
Class A
—
7.45
—
-
_
—
18
•
Eagle- Mines
Gold
—
23c
12c
7c
2 %c
38c
—
'—1-
Goldcrest Gold
Coal
West
Great
B
Class
class
A
—r
__——
Wire
Greening
Gypsum Lime &
Alabastine
M
„»
Gold
Mines
—-
Bridge
Hamilton
;%
' "v
—
_
;
Hamilton Cotton common
Hard
Gold
Rock
Mines—4.-—
Harding Carpets
•
:
Gold
Hibbert Mines
—ri
Harrlcana
Harrison
v.
c,-
■.{
4.V;',
.
Heath
;
1—^.
Gold
Paper .common
He^a-Gold Mines
Highfeind-Bell
Higthridge
.-'.j
i_:
Mining
•!,
1
!
,.
-
+Vr > -
thn'ttirttes RAP tmtrP
w
Joliet
Feb
Jellicoe
Gold
Jan
25c
10%c
6%
Jan
52
35% May
55
138
13
139
20%
21%
6,318
7%c
9c
24,500
5c
11c
Mines
Keyboycon
90c
Aug
Kirkland
9.65
Feb
Kroy
10%
330
23
Jun
27%
Labatt
19%
Jan
26
Apr
22,700
40c
65c
12c
8'Ac
8'Ac
Z__Z~4
ZZZZ Zl
ZZl
___ZZ Z*
15
15%
16
20c 22 %c
24,500
Ltd
Aug
Lake
Fortune
Jan
Lake
"
Sep
22c
2,000
5c
8c
Jan
Lake
Jun
1.20 July
2.85
Feb
July
1.63
Jan
Lamaque
1,025
15%
Sep
28 '/s
Sep
Feb
Jan
16
Lapaska
33%
Jun
Jan
8
Aug
9%
V
75c
Feb
3.05
44%
Jun
70
10%
Jun
13
4,500
5%c
Jun
13c
Aug ■'
160
39'/a
Jan
68
Sep
4'
20
30
July
V
4
Feo
Jan
Apr,
111%
Sep '
400
2.30
Jan
4.00
1,687
5.00
Jan
8.20 Sep
23
6.10 Jan
22,575
6c
14,600
6,000
;
13c
May
*
Mar
Jan
9.60
Jun
55c
Jun
4c
4c
3,000
3c
Apr
Jan
13c
Sep
8.40 May
9'Ac Jan
5c
Jan
8'Ac
Jan
3c
Jan
8c
Feb
115
47% July
Class
52 % Mar
Aug
3c
13%
13%
2,000
8c
8%c
1,500
83
78c
83c
16,875
4
32
31%
32%
563
33
32%
33
275
5c
6c
35,166
3.00
3.00
6c
,,:•;
Gold
Mines
1.09
24,700
80c
12c
20,100
8%c July
15c
Jan
5%c
5,000
10 %c
Feb
1.85
2.00
4%c May
71c
Jun
2.71
2.95
class A
__4
;
29%
28%
1,020
16%
4
1
:
29%
28%
30%
9,085
16%
2.30
2.10
2.33
13,350
38c
46c
73,595
2.00
2.14
24,900
1.80
•; i%c
2%c
22,000
l%c July
815
z7% Aug
41c-
2.10
I
—
129,800
200
16,540
32c 40'Ac
14,750
20c
99
Jan
8,700
21c
Jan
39c
53%
Jan
76
Sep
42c
Jun
54c
Apr
McDougall Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
__
68%
72
1,359
47c
45c
48c
11,400
3,000
3'Ac July
8%c
Jan
Jan
McWatters Gold
7%c
Mills
:
_
.
1,925
1.60
1.65
700
3.25
91c
1.00
197/a
2.00
1.88
2.15
18
18
18
15
16%
32c
60c
1
class
'Containers
Porcupine
1
•
common
z_—
—
1
j
Mines
Jun
1.15
Feb
6%c Jan
National
Petroleum
*
Pipe class
National Sewer
Sep
New
Bidlamaque
Sep
New
Britisn
Jun
8
4.00 Mar
16%
18% Mar
13% May
4,264
Jun',,!,
4%c
"14,138
575
112
Jan
76
•
26
405
12c
9c
4%c Aug
3,000
Feb
26%
* Sep
j._.
13,342
9,500
30
May'
54
Feb
20c
; 125
..
.
July
+
New
New
19%
875
23
Jun
29%
28 "
JAn
Sep
24%
6
105
IOC'
7,600
8%:
9
180
7% May
10% May
-,v
4
7c
Feb
Jan
Mar
27
23% Aug
40
■1:
Feb
6.%
Jun
Jin
14c
July
i
:'
•>,»
12
810
27
3.20
2.60
3.25
146,200
54%
55
125
45
Feb:
55s
29
30
1,705
26
Jun
32%
79c
89c
17,825
67c
8%c
8 'Ac
1,500
7c
Jun
'3c
Apr
Hugh
Malartic
Gold
Mines
New
Jason
New
Laguerre
Newlund
New
30c
Jan
New
Mar
New
5c
31,500
2.45
137,852
1.19
Feb
2.65
3.10
3.35
11,900
1.42.,
1.49'
11,833
Mines Ltd
Long Lac Mines
1.40
'
8c
8%c
11 %C',
17c
13c;
6C.
77b'
-42c
.
-
6c
7c
3,500
10c
'1.59
July
80c<
58,755
33c
43c
72,800
1.05
4,850
67c
Sep
Feb
Sep
44%C"Sep
25c
Jap
24c.
Jun
5%c July
Jan
19b
"
■
\
Jaij
'2.53
8%c Apr
381,900
1.64
Jan
3.65
May
6c-.6%c
Mar
2.75
/
Juh-
28,110
1.43.
1.60
13d
i9c;'
Sep
Jan
11c
Jan
25c
7,000
8%c"
Sep
Jun
*
1.10
92,250
38c 44 %c
■
12c
__-^t
•
Jan
1.45
Marlon Gold
Mosher
,
4c
3.10
Mines
Morrison
Jun
2.16
-—>—
^
May
M&y
3.25
5c
41c
New
1
Jan
2.40
__.
Sep
Sepi
85c
1.65
•
Mines
Calumet
16
31
Jan
Jun
*
29
v
fi-
9%
750
,
,
Sep
42'A Apr
< *
430
1
!
Dickenson Mines
New Goldvue
65%
145
Mar
85c
31
•
Dominion Oil
Jan
Sep
14
Apr
44c
15'A
Alger
Jan
*
16%
155
23
•-
11%
—25c
Sep
New
Sep
Feb
15
1
32
Jan
Jun
28c
30
_.
26c
7
28'Ac
24,405
11%
11%
A
Mines
Jan
3.00
3.675
71c
15
National Steel Car
Negus
24 %
10%
35c-
31
V
*
9%c July
100
Jan
•
5
—
Hosiery, class B
64,100
200
20% May
Jun
a
Preferred
3c; Aug
7,250
Sep
2.40
12%
9c
•.
j.
common__5
& Chemical
3,000
170
v'
July
-6
;v.
Sep
Feb
20
18
27%
•'
Sep
1.30
Jun
42c
25
t-
.
a
National
3.25
Aug
24%
......
_
National Grocers common
.
?
16%
28
Montreal Locomotive
Brass
'
16%
•
Jan
July,
«i)£t
71c
a
Sep
Jan
240
_
Jan
80c
'
m
Knitting, common
70c
15%
Sep
2.10
Jan
1.50 Mar
120,500
15%
Corp
8%
63c
May
1.50
3,344
2.90
5%.-Sep
Mar
5
46,200
19%
3.05
Mar
10c
14,500
1.00
19%
14c'Mar
2.65 May
943,750
•
Oils
53c
5,825
59c
*
18c
5,700
Sep
8%
Mines
93c
Feb
&2c
5%
Montauban Mines
20c
58.100
43c
——J
Corp
Metals
Feb
4 14% Sep
Feb
82c
8%
Brick
'V32%c July
'
.tf.75
4%
•
•
Drug
3.50 July
8'A
.13.50
w
National
500
48 %C
•
_
.
3.50
77c
Light & Power common.
Preferred
6%C May
7'Ac July
13 %c
8,700
3.50
'_r, ■';
77c
—1
Island
Corp
1,595
8c
_
Preferred
Moore
8c
3c
1
*
Modern
5 %c
_
Lake
0
Monarch
Apr
72
1
_
Red
Mindamar
May
4%C
Gold
Mexican
85
Feb
63c
Jun
n
Lake
Red
Morrison
.•
Aug
31c
Mylamaque
4
Mar
30c
Feb
Feb
Maj
3,000
14%
39
Jun
Feb
July';
10c
15
4%c
Feb
Jan
69c
7c
Sep
3%c May
11
4%c
13%
7c
July
47c
•""11
13c
11,500
30,200
18%
20 %c
22,000
17%c
10c
11c
80
Moneta
18c
Sep
July
7c
9c
4,941
Jan
Feb
Feb
7c
May
7c
10c
39
12%
7c
Jan
July
19
97
Jan
4
Jan
3%c
96
6%c
14,500
2.90
1
36%
Jan
Jun
Jun
Sep
39
Aug
7c
Jan
11%
10c
19,500
4c
3,500
5c
-4 5c
5c
9
10 %c
100
Feb
,
Sep
2.75
60c
•
A
common
Preferred
10
11,827
8% 'Pk
8%
1
class
Grain
McColi-Frontenac
40c
'25c
30%
>>;:
4
McCabe
4.75
26V2c July
Jun
Apr
Sep
Model
Jan
Jan
2.00 May
i6c
Sep
15
Mining
Jan
Sep
Jan
11%
Sep
29% May
2.20
3.95
30
Jan
Feb
30
Jan
*
2.07 Jan
38,300
Jun
Minda-Scotia
Jan
35,350
-
30
11
Sep
17
19,450
•'
2.90
Sep
10%
27
12%
Feb
1.32
92c
5'Ac
;
25 %c Aug
100
Jan
150
Jan
424
Fen
2.48
1.65 May
100
12c
17,000
"5,550
14
Milton
,«•
2.04
11%
Jan
225
1.91
Sep
Sep
20c
Jun
11c
14
Jan
19%
21,460
13,800
39c
v
iviay
--
a,
.
16c
loc
11%
21c
May
2bb,oo0
45c
July
32c
Jan
2c
Feb
13c
*
9c
3.00 Aug
11
•
21c
300
Feb
Jan
1
7%c Jan
1,000
Jan
8'A
Massey-Harris
Merrill
Feb
10c
Matarrow Lead
Mercury
4%c Jun
Feb
July
5c
Maxwell Ltd
Sep
;V 418c
Feb
35'A
11'%c
Mid-Continent Oil
Jan
34%
Jun
5.00
3yc
1
Sep
6c
Jan
Jun
31
1
Feb
145,120
1.08
29
139,000
2.00
1
6%
Jan
Jun
Sep
44c
1.87
14%
21%
Mar
3.00
27V2c
3bc
1
18c
55c
"
Apr
Jan
125
14c
*
Jan
13c
5c
33c
33C
1.20
Jan
50
•A
9%
9%
'
1.00
5'Ac Mar
14
Apr
4.75 Aug
Mar
5.450
Gold
7%
^
55c
21,800
10c
Martin-McNeely
8
Sep
Jun
44c
1.10
8c
Malartic
McLellan
Sep
30c
40c
96c
Jun
4.00
Feb
5%c
Jan
25
Feu
35c
1.05
1
4
Feb
15%
Jun
11 %C
July
110
Feb
7c
July
12 %
41c
•
5
16,800
Jan
11c
265
1.05
;
6
7.50
6.75
17
8%c Aug
37,300
•
1
A
"•
12c 15 %c
13c
*
»
V '
•
Aug
2.60 Aug
Apr
July
13'A
Mines
51 % Aug
250
195
3,500
'
v
'
•
44c
Sep
5c
Fell
*'•
Apr
13%
Lake:
McMarmac
4,700
ii
5.10
175
12,500
Jan
12
•
.
*
Sep
1,400
4,100
845
8c
•
1
46%
4.200
6.00
13%
8c
Leaf Milling
18%
-
5.30
33%
4
McKenzie
May
6.00
& Eastern
Feb
•
/
13%
3
Goldfields
23c
7
•
26c ; Jan
1.75 May
500
ZZl
Magnet Consol
Aug
505
22,800
•
class
Ti.
10
Jan
36c
2.55
1
Export
15% July
355
34c
2.50
ZZ_1
B
9c
33,345
36c
2.55
-S,
Feb
35c
29 %c
Jan
-V
•
Jan
Feb
6%c Jan
Jun
8.50
Jan
1.14
Aug
17c
•
5c
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
8,100
25
MacMillan
8%
500
6,820
19c
'•
~
Feb
105
Jan
93
15c
3,400
9.85
J.
Mines
Marber.or
12c
157
22c
8.85
6.10
7.250
21c
9.65
Mines
Maralgo
July
10,000
Mackeno
Marcus
May
21c
21 %c
3 %C
j,
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jan
Jan
3c
—
5c
Z
A
Sep
Jun
20
28c
River
Macho
Jan
14c
Jan
85
70c
4
Red
Macfie
5c
July
19
Jan
1.55
2,990
;
MacDonald
23c
4
19
Z__l
Mines
58c
Jun
July
.,
Jan
80,915
Jan
18c
11,650
Yellowknife
Macassa
Maple
6c
4,000
17%
1.55
Feb
1,000
13,500
Lynx
Jan
May
6c
Jan
14,800
Long Island Petroleums
Louvicourt Goldfields
11c
May
5.75
Aug
77c
84c
A
Malartic
16c
5c
12c
•
Manitoba
30c
22,885
1,000
1.09
35c
Hosiery common
Sep
10,000
81.100
London
Sep
11,230
19,150
13c
Jan
May
8.55
B
13
,;,
Sep
2 '/sc
.
May
4
1
Long Lac
Groceterias
25c
Jun
9c
180,950
,
106
Aug
102
,
Feb
50
17'A Jan
755
15
July
39
145
Sep
7.75
4.80 July
6,883
66c
Z4
Gold
Class
Sep
20%
Aug
•
Feb
109%
Jan
99
.106
30
'
Aug
99%
Mar C
94
17'A
1,025
Feb
4.65
Jan
2.70
,
.
8,125
22c
75c
__-
Gold
Class
1.316
16,245
85c
May
32c
Lomega Gold
1.40
r
75c
1
Loblaw
Sep
18
Jan
Little
Apr
4,865
860
Jan
*
Mines
Lencourt
Sep
43c
Jun :
14
35
12c
8.10
Lexindin Gold
July
30c
16
6,750
1
becora
Leltch
Sep
10'A
8% Feb
160
6,002
15c
1.35
Jun
19%
17%
1
Leduc-Consolidated
1.95 Aug
3,000
28c
Zl
Lavalie Mines
9.10 Mar
July
50
Jan
17
Jan
8c
•
Laura
Feb
May
60c
67,882
Feb
13c
75c
Lapa Cadillac
18'A
385
4c
18
8.55
Gold
Feb
13%
8.40
4.85
Sep
31 %C
Mines
Sons
Lang &
5.315
11%
15
1
Mines
Luz
La
Jan
J an
-475
12c
1.49
Feb
2,000
17c
1
Lake Wasa Mining
Feb
7%
Jun
Sep
7%c Jun
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
2.70
24c
Z_1
Mines
;
Shore
Jan
Jun
J*.'
17%
•
Lake-Osu
1,985
500
1
Lingman
24c
Jan
1.05
July
8c
•
Jan
19c
11c
'
Jan
32,600
•
67c
32c
7,757
July
494,350
Gold
Jun
Jun
Mar
7,000
5c
62c
Mines
45c
72c
13,000
2.70
Dufault
10c
9,915
7c
Jan
44c
20'Ac
Ltd
Gold
Laduiama
15c
10,000
6c
•
(John)
22,400
7
May
15c Aug
lt>c
Ltd
22,100
100
6c
j
165,530
,
9,512
2.15
Lake
10
6,500
He
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Apr
375
>; 265
500
26c
6%c
Sep
6.50 Mar
Sep
22c
July
15c
18c
15c
2.57
Townsite
Oils
Aug
18 'Ac
Kirkland Lake
,
Aug
12c
1
Gold
Sep
.
23
Mar
6'Ac
—
Feo
Jun
145
Jan
139
—
Jan
42%
Feb
139
;
Kerr-Addison
Jan
Jun
4.40
850
31
7'/2
4.00
39
8,672
♦
1.73
6.75 Jun
11,605
13c
3c
3.55>
16%
.29
• 13c
10%
9%c
3,475
41%
4__«
Mines
Gold
Kelore
Jan
11c
Apr
18
49%
J
Quebec
Kenville
May
6c
May
.
48
41'A
21'%
Mines
Kelvinator
Mar
8c
4%c July
16,230
.
Jun
Mines
Joburke
Feb
13%
Sep
29c
'•
Jupiter
Oils
Ltd
Kayrand
Mining
51c
14% 15'A
Home
Oil
15% 16%,^
Holner Yellowknife
—v.,
1 ;
8c.
7'/2c, 9c
Hosco
Gold
1
5%c
5c 5%c
Howard 3mith Paper old common.—4 * •
_u
106 106.
•New common:
—* •" •-' 26
26 26'As
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
4
'
65
64% 65'%
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
23c
22c «3c
Huron & Erie
100
. ^
125%-125% .
15
4'% 15%
B
Feb
98c
4c
Hollinger Consol
16%
16%
27,200
25c
30
7
4.00
Jan
18,750
21c
•
Jan
Sep
13
395,850
3%c
—
Jan
49
Sep
Jun
42c
7,600
7c
14%
3
Feb
13
42c
19c
Jaculet
Feb
55c
Feb
6%c
Jack
Sep
65c
'.'18% Feb
Jun
8
42c
Mining
Feb
23%
1,100
23%c
31
Waite
July
12
34c
25
•
9c
30'A
13,000
14c
4
4
4
Mar
9 % Mar
11
Gold
Jacknife
Sep
Sep
Jan
41%
4
Jan
7c
36%
37
Jan
Jan
8%
475
Jan
25% Mar
May
28
3i
3,bu0
„
Jan
;
July
49%
4
—____5/100
Petroleum
International
157/s
225
88c
4c
B
Sep
July
11% July
Sep
13%
3bC 40V2C
Sep
13
3c
f
220
•
41'A
11
Aug
42c
150
-
Co common
Preferred
Jan
15
27,700
-
4
15%
31%
*
1 <•
—_—*
—v__.
Jan
8% July
8%
13%
f'.
__l
class A
Metals
Nickel
Sep
210
60
37c
,j
4
com
Coke
Coal &
International
13
455
37
13%
»
__1
;
Powders
Bronze
International
28
...
36%
8%
A
class
Machine
•
5,600
6c
36
,
Jan
23
200
8%
36%
36%
10% July
47%c
6c
•
common
32
Jan
4.95
3.50 July
102
.
—
Acceptance
High
July
-27%
7,ox t
-3,420
■:
37
__l
Lake
Industrial
Jan
18
33c 70c
8c ■ 10c
7c 7%c
141413c 16c
84c 88c :
68c
9c
7%c
,
1
——*
1
Highwood Sarcee
Hinde & Dauch
Holden Manufacturing class A__
Class
45c
.
1
Lakes Won
Headway Red Lake
Heid of the
Hendershot
,..%10%.
22
1,067
3.00
15%
29
12c
10
8c
30c ; 33c
33c 45c
1 r,
9c
1 % ; 33c
—1
Gold
Hasaga
9'Ac
2%c
1
11 %c
1 ' *
—
1
3.55
*>;■-. 16%
4
—
1
12%c
:
Halcrow Swayze
Hallnor
—4
•■'.■■
"If
Halliwell
30
<-
23%
International
23% May
Sep
97% July
11% July
27% 29%
—
Sep
2,025
27%
:—4
,
21
265
--
—
14c
20c
23%
International
4,945
9c lpc
9%c 15%c
17c 20c
4.00 4.00
25
25
%
1
1
Gold
Ltd com
••
13%
4
1
Gurney Products
'i Preferred
t
__
23%
Ingersoll
1,095
50
50
7% 7%
6% 7%
57/a 5 '«
13 13%
50
11%
Ipglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
13% Aug
9% "•
38c *
17'%
17%
—---
———
Freehold Leases
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
■
—
25
_______4
*
Gridoil
Gunnar
9
4;
Paper common
preferred
Great Lakes
A
—
—-—-•—1
Graham Bousquet-
Class
100
4078
11
Feb
75
8c . 8c'
7c 9%c
8'Ac 13c
7.15% 7.65
4%e
5c
5c 6%c
3%c
4c
97 100
49% 49% %
9 %' 9
10c 12 %c
6c
4c
3^74
11 %
Feb
150
99'A 99'A
18% " 19
101101 % "
107% 107%
3.50 3.70
7.40 8.00 •
7.25 7.70
* 43
45 18 18% •
104 104
20'/2c 25c
ll%c 12c
6c
7c
2'/2c
3c
37c 40c*,
16%c 19%c
—
__
*0 78
Jan
13,701
18 £
2.25
49%
51
12
13
7c
9c
68
68 ;
4.20 4.40
—
'■
-
.-
.18
150
•
31%
34
•
Low
29
130
31
011
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30'%
20
25 % May
Low
Par ^
.
'
25
18
2.00
7'Ac
12'Ac
7.45
1
__r
1
Golden Manitou
——1
GoldhaWk Porcupine
1
4
Goldora Mines J.
1
Goodfish Mining
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber common —4
Preferred
L
<
50
Gordon Mackay class A
-4
Arrow
Golden
9
38c
'
—
Fasteners
Flash
Jan
10% 11'A
15%
16
28 %
29
14%
15
4%c 5'Ac
7.50 7.90
1.19 1.35
10% 10%
10%
15%
*
Nickel
Falconbridge
Famous
Jun
—
l—_—0
1
:
Estella Mines
26'A
;
$1.60 preferred
Jan
43c
,15%
'-11 11 Va
—
7
7 "
1-60 i1.55 1.70
—
92c 1.05
—25
—_
Ltd
Flooring
Erie
Eureka
—
Sep
25
61c 64c
20c 22c
20c 23 %c
5%c
6c
62c
2lc
21c
1
1
—1
1
Elder Mines
Eldona
.
7
July
25 25%
.
10
20
Invest
Shares
30 Va
Indian
Mar
3.60
28 %c
462
Jan
21c
Aug
July
7,560
14
9
49c I
9Va
for Week
10
Imperial
1,50 Sep
.
2,790
25%
*
.
93c
28,350
26%
65c
9.05
10%
Mines
Sullivan
10c
,V
Range
of Prices
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
4%
preferred
25
Sep
1.65
Jun
1'
•
.
Imperial Bank
Feb
1.21 July
42,000
7%c 7%c
21c
25c 1.04 1.18
60c 66c
9.05 9.25 ;
8% 10%
4.40 4.50
26 26%
1
1
Mines
;
32c
.
July
217,265
S'/oC 6%c
6%c
—
Eastern Steel
Eddy
—
22c
1.15
Mines
East Rim Nickel
Easy
—
*
1
-
59,500
90c
99 99%
13 13%
20
22
12 12 "A
47 %
48
13%
9
45c
8%
—
:
—1
Malartic
Economic
—
1
:
Amphi
East
—
_——
East Crest Oil—
East
/
—
c-—*
1
Woollens
Dominion
.
—
*
Steel & Coal
*
Stores
•
Tar & Chemical common—*
Textile common
0
Dominion
East
.
12c
15%
28
28
13% 14%
—
Magnesium
Dominion
Duvay
—
Steel new com—•
,—
100
Dominion Foundry &
Preferred
—
——
—
207,500
1,500
.
29c
May
20c
41,900
21
19%
4.00
21
19%
4.00
15%
--
Dairies
Dominion
Donuell
__
preferred—
Dominion Coal
2nd
33c
28%
19%
„
<:
1.25 1.50
13c
15c
2.82 3.45
32c
33c
28% 29'/$'
18 19%
29% 29%
1.30
__
High
Low
25%c < 29c
12%c
17c
1.23 1.28
27c
Mines Ltd—1
Ltd
Oils
Decalta
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Lew
Par
"■
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
'
•
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
■
,39
Jan
idc
Jan
sen
'
•
40c
Jun
89c '
13c
Jan
p$c" Feb
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1232)
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
CANADIAN LISTED MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Shares
Low
I
Mines
Thurbois
New
Nib
—
IZ'.h
--
Low
High
11,500
9c 10'Ac
20c
Jan
5%c Mar
17c
Aug
Stadacona
175,595
7%c May
14c
Feb
Standard
9c
4,750
ll%c
Jan
9c
8c
6c
5c
6'Ac
Mines
II~5
1.99
1.99
2.07
1
15c
15c
16c
33,100
1.05
1.05
83%
86
7c
Aug
3%cMay
1,985
Mines Ltd
7c
Yellowknife
8,000
6'Ac July
Ltd
Oils
Spooner
July
38,500
12c
Niato
1
<
83'/2
——
Mines
Noranda
1.05
—*
Nor-Acme Gold
4C
1.40
Apr
Sep
Jan
69
May
2%c
5c
64c
May
Jun
Jan
Jun
20c
26c
5.15
3,395
4c
1,000
3%c July
6%c Jan
0
40c
43c
1,500
40c
57c
Jan
28c
19 %c
30c
480,600
13c
July
30c
Sep
14c
14c
16c
24,690
11c
July
22c
Feb
4.40
Jan
6.00
Apr
Stedman
North
Feb
North
Mines
8c
1,000
5%c July
9'Ac
Feb
5c
6%c
4,000
3'Ac Jun
8c
Feb
15
15
15%
21c
20c
24c
2.145
53,966
10
31c
28c
34c
1.36
1.28
1.38
(1940)
Star Oil
Nubar
-
—
>8c
1
*
10
Mines
—1
1
Gold
Xnca
Northland
Mines
Ltd
8%
10c
Jan
15% July
39c
May
Co
Steeloy
Obaska Lake Mines Ltd
Gold
O'Brien
Mines
,
*
6c
500
13c
12c
15c
62,500
2.75
2.75
2.85
8,650
22c
21 %c
25c
20,100
6c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil Selections
Oils
Okalta
O'Leary Malartic
Feb
5
181,100
.11,405
22c
Mar
1.10
Jan
4%c Aug
Jun
9c
1.95
15c
Jan
May
.
Ontario
Steel
Orange
44,500
79
25
1,078
July
Sep
4.00
4.25
8%e
8%c
500
7c
Aug
4%c
4%c
4%c
6,000
4c
July
1
84c
.84c
95c
20,400
68c
Jun
4.00
1
Mines-,
—
"4.00
July
39c
Feb
1.60
Canada
Coyle
1
Cadillac
Pandora
1
—,—
Oil
Jan
(new
Pickle
Crow
Gold
Placer
Development
Surf
Inlet
Preferred
Jan
Teck-Hughes
Tip
29c
Sep
Toburn
8c
Sep
79
Gold
Tailors
100%
Airways
Flour
Purity
Mills
7'A
Apr
13%c Jan
6'Ac
Feb
1.70 Mar
Toronto
Toronto
Tower
Iron
Quinte
Finance
class
Feb
Transcontinental
Sep
4c
4c
4c
63c
70c
3,000
77,350
55c
59c
57c
63c
43c
50c
45,950
2%c Jan
50c
May
42c
15,000
27c
1.62
1.70
,10,065
2.05
2.35
2,400
45c 47%c
8,750
4%c
Aug
35c
12,600
,
10,500
85%
86
1.02
1.10
5,200
887
May
Feb
1.50
May
1.76 May
38 %c
Sep
Jun
4c
61%
Jan
89c
Jun
1.04
1.04
2,000
27%
28%
675
85c
Jun
20
Jan
33c
36c
19,000
29c
July
;
95
*.?•:
109
57
Jan
14
Aug
31
1.46
1.67
15,575
1.95
1.95
.500
6 'Ac
7c
2,500
9
10
260
51%
.
15
51%
19
1.32
Jan
1.50
July.
5'Ac July
6'A Jan
48%
Jan
2.48
1,000
21c
Aug
2.60
145,400
1.05 Aug
33c
32c
37c
39,550
17'Ac May
3.50
3.25
3.75
14,350
52c
50c
55c
31,485
35c
26%
27%
52c
44c
52c
2,731
83,600
2.40
/.
-10%
Poplar Gold
Redwater-Piccadllly Petro
1
:—X
1
Petroleum
10%
10%
7c
7c
8c
5,700
65C
52c
67c
6,235,880
33 %
33c
36c
53,700
1
X
MacDonald
Reeves
23c
26%
Red
Reef
23c
1
—
Sep
101
35
99 %
Apr
102%
jun
Jun
-
5c
1.05
5
%C
8c
3,700
30%
130
7
50
<10%
10'A
350
2.10
2.25
13,855
12c
-
'
Feb
1.60
•
Jan
Sep
Sep
19c
Jan
1.45
4%c May
Jan
10c
29
.
33
Jun
6'A
195
26'Ac
27c
3,230
22c
38c
14%
29
29
16
16
16%
44c
42c
47c
128,150
28
28
28%
410
28
28
25
88
88
Jan
2.52
Jan
6%c Jan
8,300
<15
11%
5
17c
Sep
21
26,600
2.05
Jun
Apr
21c
35c
1.90
Feb
7%
Sep
1.98
49,723
25
Feb
Feb
10
15c
2.02
i
'
0
■
f
Transvision-Television
10
,—
A
19%
5,575
14c
•
:
class A
5c
•
Mines
Milk
18%
Sep
Feb
3.80 Aug
Jan
3,134
—III 1
1.30
Jun
1
Mining
Ltd
Quemont
Qucsabe
A
Petroleums
1.17
1.60
1
Gold
Queenston
Sep
19
Jan
78c
7c
2.20
_
class
July
May
11,900
r:
95c
1
—
17%
25
1.35
ZZZZ20
Trusts
Works
May
1
Quebec Manitou
5,360
19
7c
-i
Elevators
Torontot. General
1.75 Mar
Jan
Class
»
B
Trans
'
■
Preferred
III100
-
3.90
—
•
Resources
—.
.88
•
Empire Oils
15
27
Feb
July
45c
Feb
Jun
Jan
40c
Sep
1.20
Jan
2.25
Feb
11%
190
29 Y
55
:
;
Jan
15'A
Feb
29
Sep
13%
.
15
3.90
4.00
Jan
25c
39
/
Jan
17'A May
47c
May
23%
Jun
Sep
Feb
30
6%c Mar
82c
;
-
Petroleum
Tungsten
Corp
30,400
■
■
„—;
Union
62c
Sep
Sep
IJninn
52c
Sep
Union
1.95
Jan
United
3.05 Mar
United
Corp
Fuel
50c
Sep
1.31
8c
16c
Feb
33c
Jun
1.31
57,780
/I 70c
5
1
class
4.70
<■
B
.
preferred
17%
2,000
'
>
4.85 '*
3.80
507,706
45
45
56%
260
20
20
140
15
15
15%
,4,956
72c
82c
22,250
Canada
50
6.30
6.85
900
5%C
6%c
11,000
2.60
2.60
500
Mines
10%
9%
10%
1,170
1.80
Aug
July
Jan
3.05 Mar
11'Ac
Van
Roi
11%
Sep
Vicour
Mines
1.65
1.80
14,193
Villbona
54% May
Waite
Jan
2.95 Aug
••
.*•
.•
(G
Consol
Mar
20
Jun
8.40
44c
/
^
25% May
16% Aug
Jan
Sep::
Jan
8%
Mar
91c
11% Aug
1.38 May
.2.35
Jan
91c
16,500
14%
5,951
10
Jan
15'A
Feb
8c
1,000
6 'Ac
Jun
14c
Jan
5'Ac
6%c
'
34,000
5'Ac
Jun
13'Ac
Jan
90c
1.00
'
20,600
60c
Mar
77c
1.00
12%
12
12%
6,987
55%
55%
56
3.795
7c
7%c
2,500
6c
6'Ac
2,000
19
19%
*.
6c"
&
>.
.
*
W)
7c
_
_
West Malartic
1
Westeel
*
Products
5?
•
•
— —
'
,
1&
I
Sep
79.200
61c
Jun
25c
1.07
:
v
Sep
1.22
Jan
_
Jan
1.00
,
Sep
810
Jan
"14
50% May
60
9.75
5C
Feb
Feb
July
10c
Mar
4'Ac Aug
13c
Jan
16
20
Sep
34c
Jan
19
Apr
Feb
'
Canada
20'/a
Jun
29%
Jun
Western Homestead
27c
Jun
58c
Sep
Weston
1
Breweries
Preferred
Sep
31c
Jan
Jun
67c
Sep
Sep
Windward Gold Mines
65c
Sep
Wingait
8c
Sep
Winnipeg
Apr
2.90
271
315,727
23%
342
92%
122
10c 12'Ac
6%c
6%c
65C
65c
_1
Feb
65c T
15,325
91
92
10%c
Gold
17
'
23%
100
_
25c
54c
•
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jun
20 c
17
Winchester Larder
40c
20c
10c
-
common
Apr
ri
5
-
(George)
11
6.85
Sep
59
87c
•
(Hiram)
Western
4.10 Aug
.
45
Jan
'
-
Amulet
Walker
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jail
55%
96c
*•
84c
7c
4.85
33%
>
85c
—.
r'
Apr
24c
Feb
13%
Mines
Oils
Ashley
18%c
Mar
Sep
Aug
17c
/
8c
—1
Western
Jun
92c
,
5
23
Apr
85c
—.
4.20 May
9%
Sep
14%
_
Gold
Violamac
Vulcan
•
Ltd
Mines
Jan
45c
1
Feb
3.25
10
56
75c
•
•
Jan
2.33
Feb
1.30
Aug
22'/a Mar
57c
Jan
1.02
9%c July
140
45
•
Oils
Upper
1,846
12c
56
_
Steel
1.16 Aug
5
20%
12c
20
A
United Keno Hill
United
1.80
Jan
<
36c
•;
July
20%
—■w
preferred
United
100
4.50 Aug
89c'
July
10.833
Feb
Mar
"
20%
II
Asbestos
Aug
46c
Jan
2,500
49c
1.21
r
•
•rlr
,
B
«
Acceptance
Mining :j?.i
1.24 Aug
29'A
3.00
40c f Jun
-•
r19c
44c
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93
-
1
-
17c
'•
29%
Apr
Jan
63c
90
—A.'
23% Mar
88
9,963
61c 169 %c
69c
"
Wekusko
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador
173,110
18
35c
3c
.40
Quebec Chibougamau
1.60
-
2.85
1.25
10'A
—1
32c
89c
15
.10
common.
9,375
7c
.
.10
Torbrit Silver Mines
75c
1.95
Preferred
3.50
18c
6%c
Sep
800
ijfl
——
May
100%
27c
123,950
80
—
Purdy Mica Mines
Feb
4c
27
24%
4c
1
Prospectors'
Jun
13c
30
1.35
*
1.25
1.04
1
30
2,000
5,500
1.40
Gold
Ventures
Dome
Feb
27
5c
7
Mines
1.12
.100
East
Jan
Sep
35c
Metals
11
18c
17%
—
64%
28%
Preston
July
27
30%
Thompson-Lundmark
Feb
Top
Sep
3.35
3.45
—
:
Sep
25c
6.50
37
5c
5 %C
3.00
16 'Ac
27
'
Corp
Premier Border Gold Mine—
Pressed
Sep
Jan
14,320
River
Tamblyn Ltd common..;
Taylor Pearson common
49% Jun
1.10
Power
Premier Trust
36%
10%c
8.10
—1
770
4%c
1
Jun
890
■
64%
86
Voting trust certificates-
Jun
30'A
3'Ac May
7.75
-50c
I
-
62
45 %C
L-i
30
2,505
17%
Sylvanite Gold
82c
2.35
River
Powell Rouyn Gold common.
18'A Aug
15,320
.100
Feb
—1
Peninsular
Porcupine
Powell
.__1
74c
Jun
5c
—ZZZZi
Preferred
10%
1.67
—-
Jan
16%
36
19
7.55 Jan
62c
1
Jan
48c
36%
1.60
1,000
58c
Mines
Pioneer Gold
Feb
1,232
35
ordinary)
9,760
49c
—
30
1,740
35
Common
68c
1
.—
Gas
Jan
18
4%c
1
1.00
■'■K'
1
Ltd.
—_—
&
Jan
Feb
63c
:
4%C
Ltd
Oils
Supertest
United
Gold
Perron
Petrol
60
-
Jun
15
18c
4c
1
Paymaster Consol
Penn-Cobalt Silver Mines
29
35%
Sullivan Cons Mines
Trend
Partanen Malartic
26
...
*
w
1.22
„10C
Jan
56c
20
9.35
.,--1
—
12%
17%
_
j.
Contact ——-L—
95c
9.00
:
——.
Oil
Western
Pan
790
18
ZZZZZZi
Mines-
Iron
9.00
1
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
14
29
35%
__
—
87c
Navig
46 %c
62c
common-
63
Petroleum
50c
Aug
5
Sterling Trusts
Traders
Pacific
Pacific
July
33c
13%
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury
Jan
11
3%c July
60
1
—
Lake
Osisko Lake
6c
79
—
Gold
Red
4%c
5c
Crush
Orenada
Orlac
common
25c
4,532
*
Tombill Gold
Omnitrans Exploration..
18,500
41c
1
,
Mining;.—
Rock
Steep
Taku
Wood
Oakville
High
45c
29
Gold
Bros
of
Low
35c
14
common.
—
Olsen
Superior
Denison
North
*
1
Extension
Northern
36c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38c
Paving
Pieferred
Starratt
Low
—..
Preferred
86
4c
Mines
Shares
Jan
23c
5.10
—
Canada
4c
85c
Jan
60c
5.00
25c
"
Mining
Norpick Gold
Northern
8.144
3.00
July
X
-——1
Mines
Normetal
300
1.40
10 %c Aug
1,000
27,950
1.
Norgold.
Norlartic
■
for Week
Mines
Steel
Nipissing
Sales
Range
of Prices
>
Par
High
14c
.
10c
New Pacalta Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
9%c u'ac
..
14c
Norzone
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
New
SEPTEMBER 28
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New Norsman
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
*
4'Ac
12'Ac July
15
Jan
15c
23
91
May
May
Sep
9c
65c
.
Sep
26%
r
Apt
103
Feb
July
20c
Jan
7c
13,500
6c
Sep
14c
Jun
09c
:
.
6,100
45c
Jun
1.30
Jao
1
.
Mines
class
..."
6V4
100
3%c
3%c
1,000
A
Gold
Petroleum
Richfield
Robertson
Little
55'%
165
7
7
25
25c
33c
32,900
21c
22c
2,000
20c
27
26%
27
1,540
25
171%
173/4
2,565
._x
11,500
150
15%c
15c
18c
64,674
44%
44%
48%
8,825
2.65
3,676
Gold
:
-X
Ltd
*
~
"I*
Ltd—
Oils
Freehold
2.60
1.85
2.15
85,933
1.70
1.55
1.75
236,600
20
20
50
ft
Petroleums.
2.60
Rouyn
1
3.80
16,700
80c
90c
6,100
21c
38%
w__50
B preferred
2.95
3.50
80c
—1
2.60
3.70
preferred
——„_j:__50
Shea's
(1945)
Sheep
Creek
Sheraton
Sicks
Mines—
1
Gold-
Ltd
50c
l..
class
A
Breweries
1
•
common
Silver
1
Mining
Miller
Silver
1
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
Dairies
pfd
'
-
class
A
46
.
V,
25
493/8
60
11c 12%c
18,000
31
75
1.65
1.73
3,600
203/4
72
3.85
4.20
Yellowknife Bear Mines.
14%
Sep
35
1.55
1.69
25,565
Jun
2.06
Jan
75c
81c
60,750
50c
Jan
87c
Aug
17c
Jan
•
*f
Sep
39c
Mines
15c
Yukeno Mines
-1
Jun
Jan
19
12c
2c
Jan
7'Ac
Jan
21%
13c
Feb
July
27
<
17c
25,800
7'Ac
Apr
1.78
1.94
42,850
72c
Apr
2.05
Sep
3.15
2.25
3.20
1,100
Sep
4.00
Apr
1.74
1.62
1.75
161,360
Jun
1.75
Sep
Week's
28%
Jan
48% May
2.25 May
3.15
1.50
Aug
2.15
May
1.75
78c
16'A
85c
1.35
10c
Jan
Sep
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Andian National
Canadian Pulp
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Sep
Brown
3.10
Sep
$5
Jan
4.00
Sep
Jan
1.00
Sep
Bulolo
Jan
24
♦
Anglo
Sep
Jan
Co
Canada
&
Sep
Canada
Vinegars
Sep
Canadian Collieries
Dominion
52
Apr
Canadian
11c
Aug
37c
Apr
Canadian Industries
30
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
33'A
1.85
21
4.60
Jan
Canadian
Sep
Canadian
July
Jan
General
Por footnotes
see onge
41
9Va
Jan
14
Fet
74
150
39%
Jan
74%
15'A
15'A
15%
4,060
120'A
121
165
97
Mar
52%
52'A
53
/ 400
47
Jan
7.28
7.28
100
-
7.00
7.25
1,375
5.65
/ 20
20'A
15
14%
15
105
4.50
4.35
4.65
4,900
—*
Feb
46,900
22c
May
Aug
1.50
1.58
38,300
85c
Jan
1.85
*
Marconi
2.65
2.70
3,700
2.25 May
3.00
Jan
9%
•
—
Dalhousie
Oil
.
•
900
Apr
Sep
7.50
42c
10'/a
97
3.70
3.70
100
12
6,435
81
82
15
3.50
3.80
985
1.20
Jan
4.75
41
43'A
3,735
32'A
Jan
43'A
40c
42c
12,500
30%c
50
Hayes Steel
.•
Jan
International
Paper
Apr
International
>
Loblaw
Feb
94
Feb
92%
Minnesota &
Ontario
90%
Jun
Feb
Ogilvie Flour
Feb
79,506
37%
37%
10
17%
300
9%e
,llc
16,500
101
25% Aug
Jan
48
3.20 July
6'A
71
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
81c
Sep
Pend
3 4 '/a
May
41
Jan
Price
—
90
177
Aug
3.95
Sep
Jan
48c:
Jan
Jan
67
36
25
55%
1,298
250
21% Jan
23
28'A
110
28%
Sep
Sep
May
57
55'A
28%
Sep
13%
82
38
54%
6
.
Feb
i
Jan
30 'A Aug
41
Feb
50%
60 'A
J an
29%
Sep
Jun
Jan
;
...
33
34%
6,182
25%
Jan
32%/May
34% Sep
*
25%
25%
125
21%
Jan
26
Sep
1
Paper
Oreille
Bros
50
64
26%
10%
11
5,825
6.85
May
11%
Sep
32%
33%
Mar
36%
Apr
5.25
5.25
350
75c
85c
38,450
B
33
1.28 Mar
55c
17% July
5%c July
Inc
50
63
35%
common
57c
183
Jan
33
55
common
39%
-
Sep
20%
26%
Utilities
40
,5.15
11%
41
Feb
15% Aug
82
63
Bridge
Jan
13,985
Jun
80
deHavilland Aircraft
Aug
94
3.50
580
Dominion
32
74c
:'»•
24 V2
46
Jan
29 %
81c
9.05 Mar
24'A
Jan
455
71c
Jun
13% May
'
1,215
75 c
-19
May
.
53% July
Jan
44
40c
—
34
73c
Sep
16% Aug
122
24'A
5
:
32
78 c
6.00
Jan
44%
,_1
Western Lumber
Paper
-
Apr
93%
9%
May
•
12
.
common
Canadian Westinghouse
Coast Copper
Consolidated
21
20
21% Mar
Apr
•
*
Investments
33
9%c
4.080
•
43% May
48% July
50%
I
Sugar—
——_
301%
•
Sep
12%
*.
Jan
39%
33%
Co
Brazeau
34%
120%
__5
31%
37%
•
16
Sep
100
'
High
Jan
34%
*
Gold
27c
1
20
12'A
7
25
345
•••
_l
preferred-
preferred
Jan.
1.25
Low
12%
34%
71
5
>
—
1st
Apr
20
10
34%
*
i
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"
17c
Jan
17%
common
Paper
Low
•
common
convertible
2nd
&
Corp
Co
31%
18%
1
65c
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Mar
18%
1
;
—
2.25
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
May
34c
140
84
1.35
Aug
685
35
Pels
Aug
Toronto Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Feb
12%
20
9%
46
101
1.89
-1
ft
Jan
41c
20%
94%
Feb
6c
Jan
Feb
31
2.51
9%
Aug
July
99
Mar
20
25c 27%c
3c
35%
Jan
27c
May
118,404
93%
:_100
"
..100
—
Malartic
Southam
Yellorex
Jan
«
Preferred
South
Mar
*
B
(N)
25c
•
Dairies
Blscoe Gold
Slater
7.00
1.50
.
Sladen
20
2.70
class A
•
Ltd
897
203/4
1
Western
Class
1.65
4.00
50c
Mines..
Silverwood
Simpson's
665
1.68
16'A Mar
20
Voting trust
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco
12,900
38%
30%
20
Gordon
21c
38
46.
11 %c
25,650
19c
49%
Wpg Brewing class A.——*
Sherritt
2.50
2.15
__
Bhawinlgan Water & Power common—*
Shawkey
3,000
100
•v*:
.00
Par
Selburn Oil Co Ltd—-
,
3c
25%
__i
common
Scythes & Co common..
A
2%c
25%
III
Sapphire Petroleums
Senator
2%C
25%
common
40c
75
15'A
14'Ac Jun
25c
4%c
38%
•
common
Jan
12'Ac
17'Ac Aug
22c
4c
38
-
Electric
Apr
8c
Apr
775
6c
7
May
23,200
21c
17%
Corp
Antonio
Warrants
13%
8%c
21c
.10
Lake Mines
Security
Feb
7%c
!Ix
Industries
Scurry
40
Aug
6% July
9% Jan
8c
*
Lawrence
San
25
20c
50
Jun
July
21c
Oils
Oil
Rupununi Gold
St
12
14%
6
3c
1
Royalite
Ryan
12
141/2
3c
2.40
1
Lac
Roy Silver Mines
Royaj Bank
Russell
12
*
Consolidated
Roxana
10,500
55
:—*
common
,
Long
Rowan
25%c 26%c
*
.—
A
26c
*
,
Cotton
Robinson
Class
*
Mfg
Robinson
Roche
6%
——73c
Textiles
Renfrew
Reno
6c
X
——
100
77c
Regcourt
Renabie
♦
,
20%
Feb
Third
Canadian
13c
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated
General
Inv
33
*
—
;
1
75c
980
28
4.65
50c
July
Feb
5.50 Mar
90c
Sep
.
.
.
Number 5051 -v7. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 174
(1233)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
September
28
*
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Affiliated
Amerex
Fund
.'
■
..'.Par
Inc
Ask
.
4.72
Holding
5014
Cprp_v_____10
American Business Shares—
1
\
Bid
"
1 y4
Aviation
*
.
4.18
.
Institutional
5.11V
.
Bank
4.53
-*..
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
12.28
13.35
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc,,_
_1
10.74
Ml.67
B_c—-----5
18.90
20.54
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Beneficial
Blair
Corp**——
:1
Holdings Dorp,,,*,—:—.*1
Bond
Inv
Tr
of
America
Boston Fund Inc
67/a.
13.60
Eoston—_1
11.31
12.36
'.v Investors Management Fund—.1
Johnston (The) Mutual"
i
19.19
19.59
Fund Inc
{Medium
B-3
Grade
26.66
1
(Low Priced Bonds)
18.39
B-4
(Speculative
1
11.00
K-l
(Income
1
17.45
23.86
25.80
K-2
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
28.23
(Quality Common Stks)_l
33.18
Fund
19.09
19.07
142
S-2 (Income
Consolidated
Delaware
y
Funds
1
(Low
(Net Asset Value)
15.45
«>.
;
Asset
Value)
12.46,
3.59
3.96
10.64
11.29
5.50
6.03
Investment Fund_l
13.72
15.04
preferred
stock__l
11.63
12.75
equipment
_1
14.86
16.29
14.07
15.42
Mass
Metals
Public
!
Steel
-';-y '-*-#—• ^
!.*_——1
Howard^'
Eaton
Balanced Fund
,
Stock
—
Fund————
Equity Fund Inc
First Boston
7-
2-51
4-
1-52
b2.15
8-
1-51
5-
1-52
b2.15
2.00 %
9-. 4-51
6-
2-52
b2.20
2.05 fc
5.85
6.44
2.00%
9-
4-51
1-
2-5?
b2.00
1.85%
2.20%
1-51
7-
1-52
b2.20
2.10 %
__L__lc
5.18
5.70
7.85
8.60
''
Common
stock series
6.73
6.43
of
beneficial
<
Gas
General
Inc
Investors
Industries
2
Capital
Corp,—!.— _l
13.21
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.
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1
X6.88
7.58
X4.12
6.21
—
Series—
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bl.65
1.56,%
1951
bl.65
1.56%
.
18,
bl.65
1.50%
Dec.
6,
1951,*,
bl.65
1.56%
1951—
bl.65
1.50%
Dec.
1.58%
Dec.
bl.65
1.60%
Dec.
13, 1951
20>, 1951
27, 1951
bl.65
1.54%
'•
bl.66
1.63%
1,
1951——
bl.65
NOV.
8,
1951;
bl.65
1.56%
Nov.
15,
1951
bl.65
1.56%
5.13
Fund
.—__
.
,
...20.63
.5.30
,5.80
34.38
Incorporated
1
25
14.20
18.93
—1
-19.00
20,54
_1
3.28
3.58
(Gea)
Fund
:
Automobile
Aviation
shares _*!*—_
lc
shares,,™,,,—_lc
Stoek
58.92
Bank & Trust
58.92
28.76
Fund (net asset value),*
shares..:
-
Food
lc
shares———
/
28.76
9.83
29.04
8.21
8.99
66.75
69.25
68.38
69.07
9.24
10.07
,
'
Investors™
1
State Street Investment Corp__*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
r
Inc
5.72
5.21
:
Technical
Fund
Inc.
—i—1
12.62
9.57
shares
Petroleum
! Railroad
!
Bond
IncMM_---^M————
i^-Texas
Fund
13.51
: 14.72
14.90
1
Inc_!.—„I
16.11
1.01
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/
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—
Tobacco shares
—
Utility shares™,,
■
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;
Corn
Empire Trust
6.81
_I
'"6.09
6.66
Investing Corp,
_l
Wellington Fund——,
—1
Whitehall Fund Inc
^
1
13,35
13.62
First
20.36
22.21
Franklin
20.16
21.68
Wisconsin! Investment Co„
-4.30,:
.4.66
14.62
2.93
5.42
Value
Wall
8.52:
•
4.45
Unit
;
>:
J.:;
Casualty & Surety
.
Series
,^,2.50
X8.88
10.15
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2.15
2.46
■
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•
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—
Amer T"'«t
Shares—f
Aetna,Life
Series
1955—.***
Series
1956—
Agricultural.
-
American Fidelity
; American
Casualty_5
Newark,,,
of
American
&
RIO
Maryland
:;9
■
.
i.
Casualty
common,
58%
Re-Insurance
American
22J/4
.
Surety I,—„35
!.' Automobile
"24%
29y4
Boston
i
73
***25,
*,*
10.
Shippers
—
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•'
National
.,
53 %'
•!! 77!'
115r!4'.v,r
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Connecticut General. Life,——1.0
Continental Casualty,:
—10
-62%*
Crum
—10
Forster
Inc,
36
*..>.
1
66%
National
..
Group Assoc,™
*
Employers Reinsurance,^——,10
Federal
Fire
&
Assn
of
Firemen's
General
of Newark,,.
&
Great
•
Hartford
Steamboiler ___,_,_*10
Home
—
->i—5
J
Fire,,—
'42%
—
■
*
47"'
—3.33 V3
—*10
100
—20
Bank
(The)
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
80
82
-
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National
25
Angeles
Security-First
34%
Pittsburgh
305
39
41
12Mt
55%
57%
20
58%
60%
34
36
Mellon
286
88%
91%
29
31
325 "
Nat'l Bank <fc Trust—100
Peoples First National Bank
& Trust
—20
41
38
277
<
*
20
i':
20/
100
Freeport N Y
(J P)
Co Inc
&
1,560
■
:
55%
53%
51
275.
Portland
•'' "
21%
Irving Trust —
.*;—.***—10
20%
Kings County Trust
——100 1,510
'
V.
55
T-'V
282
,
First
National
Bank
United States Nat'l Bank
V St.
Louis
Exchange Nat'l Bank—20
National Bank
20
Amer.
20
45%
47%
_——25
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust-17%
101 %
46%
104%
25
96
7%
City Bank,,
York
New
Sterling
Trust
United
:
National
Title Guarantee
—
Trust
&
12
100
Trust—
States
45%
48%
17
47
50
Manufacturers Bank & Trust-20
24
100
8%.
249
National
Chicago-
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:
.
•
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Illinois
Continental
•
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'.
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46%
49%
61
new
Trust
Bank
Mutual
225
f
16%
25
25
Nat'l—100
St Louis
*
;
•
15 V*
Mercantile-Commerce
San
*.
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Trust
20
Union Trust
Grove
United Bank
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•
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Mercantile
48%
239
First
Tower
76l/2
Fire
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
•
56
Bank & Trust—20
60.
-
60
100
140
& Trust
33%
35
Fire &
Francisco,\
Springfield Fire & Marine
21 Vx
Standard
37
.
Travelers
34%
Columbus
_1Q!
—1—10
Accident
—100
U S
Fidelity &
138 %
U
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Fire
35 V2
U
S
Guarantee—,
37
Westchester Fire
Guaranty Co__2,
_—3
*
—10
2
&
Sou Ohio
0.25
27%
28%
7%
8%
36%
38%
32%
34 V4
65%
69%
31%
33%
44%
94%
107%
.
95%r
1981
Power
Power
3'As
100%
100%
1981
102>/2
103
1981
3%s
104%
105
Bank
for
Recon
&
104
104%
Dev
Mich Consol Gas 3'As
Power
&
■
Bid
Bonds—(Continued)
United Gas Corp
1976
3%s
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__1976
Ask
104
104%
103%
103%
,,1976
Light 35/aS—1981
$4.40 conv 2nd pfd ser
102%
104%'
105
103
104.
of '51**
Ask
111%
112%
109%
110
National Distillers Products—
98.28
102
Bid
Stocks—
El Paso Natural Gas—
4 y4 %
98.12
3V4s Oct 1 1981——
Minn
Ask
106%
Elec—
3%s
Intl
29%
*
Bank of Amer N T & 9 A
96
Bid
Appalachian Elec Pwr 3%s_1981
Carolina Pwr & Light 2%s,1981
Georgia Power 3%s__*——1981
27%
10
92%;
••••'
17%
,83%
10
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14 V»
*
Bonds—
63%
79%
12 V2
Marine
Surety
(New
Trust—33,%
Recent Security Issues
*:
Duke
10
—
Security
&
16
—5
_!
Bank
50%
,10
Seaboard
32%,
8%
169
.25
St. Paul
,
National
Consumers
23l/a
134 y4!
49 v.;
7%
12.50
;
**,
Northeastern
2t%
26% "28%
;North River **—,——___*I,2.50
Northern
.<44%
19% •%f
5
29l/2
58%
%35%*
__5
—10
43%
.—10
1,305
*
35%
27%
13
19%
—
2
22 y4
5
Fire;,———,10
Bank—
National
60%
61%
Republic,,,——**,5
Fire
100 1,245
!! 39%
33%
55y2
•
"56%
American
Hanover
58%
Providence-Washington —_—10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_J
_2
Republic (Texas)
—10
—5
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—,10
!.
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34%
37%
59%
Globe &. Rutgers Fire common*5
41%
Detroit.
National Bank of Detroit-
.
21
19
32%
Trust**—10
Franklin Square N Y
8%
*
31%-'
10
10,,.
52%
FriseoL-r-lO
8
•——,5
Hampshire Fire_i
(New* York
Phoenix
72 V2
Reinsurance Corp——10
Glens Falls
Globe
87V2
Philadelphia,,__10
of
' 36'/4
"38%
33%
Deposit of- Md___*10
Fireman's Fund
<26%
,"35%
38
»■
v 36%
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Fidelity
&
Bank
Guaranty Trust
26%
.
L__10
Union Fire
New Amsterdam Casualty,
Pacific
Employees
Casualty " (Detroit)
National Fire
•iNew
65%.
———20%.
22.%
128% /-122>/z
&
143
<
51%
33%i
Merchants & Manufacturers. *^4
31V4
...
51 %
'—iL„10
&
21
.
24%
$1.05. convertible
?
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-y
370
23Vz
.
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111%
49%
preferred—5
63%
•
19%
-1
,10
Massachusetts Bonding—* —5;
207/8
?.71%
106%
,10
Life
$2.10 prior preferred
27
v-
National
4ik
69%
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33%
47 Vx
,19%
2Vx
5%
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Boatmen's
74
v
,
Bank
National
National
Merchant Fire Assurance- __5
i
34%
39
>
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Lincoln
25
>
33
138
Trust Co
Jersey Insurance of N Y—— ,20-
45
"4 American Equitable Assur——5.
40%
—,16
—
Meadow Brook
87%.
31%
JL--4
"
39
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5
32%
31
350
National
s
Manufacturers
58%
'»70
>;10
Automobile
American
: vv
20
100
Co
65%
5.02
553/i
25
American. Alliance
,
Trust
41
2.51
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f»r:i-Bid „v,s Ask
•
99!4 v
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10
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Central
63%
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—„—„
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,10
■
45%
—__1
2.31
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Aetna,Insurance
•
38%
43%
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Fiduciary Trust
Hanover
Type Trusts—
<36.79
•
34.03
,1
,
Federation
of
Aetna
605
Diversified Trustee Shares—
12.35
.1-5.48
y
Line Fund Inc
Street
Morgan
•
590
\
City Bank
16
Union Bank of Commerce—10
(White Plains N Y)
21.97
.,100
Cleveland
13.73
Insurance
•
36%
10
Co
Trust
265
310
Northern Trust Co*—
,*:
Ask
258
295
45%
—15
& Trust
Exchange
County
6.23
2.11'-.:
Investors—*—5
43V2
Continental Bank & Trust*:.—10
12.63
\ 11.98
V,': 5.07
Fund Inc—1
Mutual
Howe Plan Fund Inc,^—*—,i'_l
jr..Income Foundation Fund—i-lOc
Bank
348
333
10
Bid
—100
Savings— -100
Bank
Harris Trust &
:
Bank
National
1
6.l5;'hN- 6.75
,
*
National
First
Fifth
&
—100
Chemical
1
Fund
United Science Fund,,*
.
•\
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-
.
Chase
J-.
4.05 "'.;
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York
Trust
Shares
4.84
Equipment shares——lc
Railroad,:stock shares
*:—lc
Manhattan Co_,_10
Avenue
18.95
Preferred Stock Fund—1
United Income
8.76
'
2.66
.
RR
! '
10.48
v7.99 '
13.35
lc
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6.78"'!v 7.44'
•
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shares—
the
of
7.77f,
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of
Cleveland
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shares,.
Mining
33 Vx
Per
Bank
Bank
*'! Television-Electronics Fund
-j!:7.80/;^>: 8.56 f v Union
Merchandising shares——lc j
31%
Companies
Chicago—(Cont)—
Ask
York
New
Bankers
_——L,—:-j~—25
Trusteed Industry Shares_ii_25c
13.82-Union. Bond Fund series B_
1
,
Investing Company shares—lc
Low Priced shares!!———Lc
26.86
Sovereign
10.83
ministered shsures_,jLc k^8.09
administered shaxes__lc,';l-V'8.09 ^ y; 8.87
: .General bond shares__^Il__lc V,'T8.37•.! 9.17
industrial Machinery Sharesilc '*:; '9".23? y;,10;lT
Institutional bond shares—lc
1:^9.43i;"tv 9.82
,
X14.30
Amer
Bid
P»r
15.47'
Shares—_^—_2 xh
14.45
'Fully
(net asset vaiUe)-^*
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.06
9.89 'i
13.23;
_lc
Electrical Equipment shares-Icy
Inc
Selected
8.75
7.98
Building shares——————lc
Chemical
:
-19.42
9.18
8.97 Y
r.
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Com
6.40
8.60.,
New York 5, N. Y.
14.63
17.42
20 Broad Street
32
1
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Trading-—5
Republic Investors Fund
Fund
'7
Co.
Kugel, Stone
253/4
'
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Common'(The) Stock Fund_lc
City Bank Stocks
5.47
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Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
value)
6.43i
24 V4
5
—
New York
5.61
,
19.19
1
10c
com
Primary Markets in
6.79
'4.99
Inc__lc
Pine Street Fund Inc———
Av;v YV
Group Securities—
*
25.
^11:16'"
X5.88
Fund
preferred
Putnam
1951
29,
4.50
.10.21.
,1
Com Stock Seiies_l
&
23,
Nov,
5.54
1
—1
Fund
Nov.
1.45 %
8.28
5.07
Pacific Amer Investors
Petroleum
Ask
1.40%
bl.65
7.52
1
Stock
asset
Bid
bl.65
1951—*—
1951—
NOV.;
7.32
—1
Series
England
11,
Oct.
14.28
Series
Resources
$1.50
4,
Oct.
16.25
Selected Group Series—JL
New
Treasury Bills
Ask
1951.:
Oct.
18.50
15.14
Series——
Low Priced
21.34
Trust——x5.89
16.75,
—
10-
2.00 %
Get.
_1
^_1
Series
Natural
71.17
_I
Corp
General Investors
Inc!
Priced Bond Series—
Stock
22.12
,
17.42
Bid
Security Series— '
Speculative
,7.45
,19.74,
16.03
1
f
Income
7.04
20.18
>
Fund Inc,*—1
20.42
122.63
Series
Low
41.52
18.89
114.05
Securities—
Investors
National
Bond
X38.41
1
Fund.———*
Life
United States
.
Inc.l
Fund
Balanced Fund
National
8.61
■
"
interest
2nd
Invest Fund
Nation-Wide
Pioneer
Fundamental
__lc
shares
Investors
(Net
lcj v
5.61
Investors Trust—
Mutual
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
series—----lc
lc
_■
shares
Pell de
stock
1.95%
2.25%
!
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1.90%
b2.10
2.35%
1
6.29
?'*92,
b2.05
3-52
Due
2.35%
33 y4
x5.68
Mutual Fund*
1-52
3-
1.85%
2.81
—_*'l!*
First Mutual Trust Fund
Founders
2-
1-51"
1.75%'
5.52
3i%
1-51
6-
b2.00
19.23
Corp,*,—***_—,10
Ask
5-
2.25%
2-52
5.25
,Vr Preferreds- Stock
2.56
Rid
2.15%
Ask
1.75%
1-
33.94.
/17.79
-
Dated
Rate
Bid
1-51
11-
1-51
2-51
23.27 "' 24.88
Fund Inc_l
Industrial
98.12
4-
Industrial
Financial
98
.1219
bl.90
Due
Dated
2-
4.07
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc
;
?''-A
Fidelity Fund Inc
1956
2.00%:
1-92-v, .3.10;
.20c
99.2
April 1,
6.18
3.69
4.77
Paper shares
Ctfs
11.70
5.33
99
1.75 %
Steel
9.49
V 31.74
1953,.
1,
98.17
1955
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
9.91
"10.68
—1
*——
100,0858
Sept.
.
98.21
15,
bl.90
v
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1%S
100.0888
March
bl.95
Petroleum
12.95
.25c
-
__r.
.1232
100 a1,
1-51
■I1
9.46
11.82
32nds—
3-51
16.45
8.66
in
12-
Massachusetts
8.63
100
are
11-
15.07
4_—v_—_1
Dividend Shares
1951—
Bid
Notes-
Values
1-51
32.19
.
Tobacco
!'
1,
100 ,*«
3\
1-51
29.37
9.04
Maturity—•
Treasury
100
1951—
3-
Mass
—.,*,1
*_*,***!
Ask
8-
14:41
Equipment---.—'—_ 1
,*!
1,
96.16
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lc
Metals——_lc
Non-Ferrous
15.88
Utility.*.——_1
Railroad
Railroad
99.12
2.05%"
> Home Furnishings shares
-
15.17
Invest Fund—1
Coast
,
Equipment
13.15
■'
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Business
shares
13.84
—It
—■*„**
Automobile
-14.49
1
96.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
5.19
—1
•i': Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares.,lc
4.71
22.83
Merchandising —1
1957-1955
98,15
1.85%
11.37
20.83
Machinery
.
1,
100
98.19
Rate
Insurance stock—™——__1
.
Oct.
1955—.
4.75
Corporate bond series_______l
,\1
1%S
99.20
99.4
1954
4.49
4.31
ChemiGal -_**<***
•
99.22
99.14
—.
15,
52.98
v
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Electrical
1955-1953,,;
1952-1951,
15,
52.98
shares.lc
Diversified
Bid
15,
Nov.,
t"
"i-
Diversified
1,
l%s Dec.
10
,*
_
Funds—
14.48
1'
1953-1952—
Feb.
Sayles Second Fund'—
(Net
Managed
13.21
stock
1,
1,
2%s
100.2
May
Jan.
l%s
37.18
4.08
common
Bank Bbnds—
l%s
1%S
37.18
12.44
Diversified
117%
l%s
100
100
116%
l3/as March
*
_u
Federal Land
1961
.1105
la.11
Mutual Fund—
11.35
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•
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100.6
99.4
98.24
99.26
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7.05
Stks)_l
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1954
100.0809
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Bank' stock
:
1951
lVaS
Com
Building Supply ;-______**_*_*l
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15,
1,
100.0721
6.95
11.26
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_
May
1 % s,
6.34
10.30
14.10
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1952
100.4
100
1,
Feb.
Panama Canal 3s
100.4
100.
Feb.
Cooperatives—
1953
April 1^1952,,
l7/aS July 1„ 1952
I7/aS Aug. 15, 1952.
7.69
l
Inc—
Automobile ***_*,*__**li:—,1
Aviation
15,
es Oct.
Lexington Trust Fund—_L_25c
Fund
Bid
for
l5/as
of Indebtedness¬
Ctfs.
17.07.
Priced
Bank
Dollar Price
17.44
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.
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(Appreciation Com Stks) 1
Knickerbocker
■
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100.1
100.
—
Maturity—
15.71
•
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Fund,*,*
Diversified
V :
April
29%
)..
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—*
S-3
7.64
7.03
point
a
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
20.82
X17.48
137
Investment,™!
Inc
1952——
36.19
S-4
-
1952'——
15,
2.20s
30.79
S-l
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Bonds)
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32nds of
more
Other Iuues
100.2
99.
19.04
•.Composite Bond & Pfd Stock
••
100
—
1951—
15,
12.01
43.89
-100
*•*—
-
,
Commonwealth
1951—
15,
15,
20.07
27.42
40.60
100 6,550
com
Oct.
26.50
Bonds )_1
25.03
•-
or
27.87
X24.29
100.1
one
Ask
99.
.—
2.20s Feb.
32.16
1
Securities
Preferred
(Investment Eonds),;____l
B-2
point represent
Bid
1951
2%s Feb.
Funds-!—
B-l
22.57-,,i24.40>.v:
X31.52
_1
Custodian
15,
l7/as Nov.
2%s
,1
Fund—
Christiana
of
Banks—
Loan
2%s
2y8s
1.23
18.24
Trust
Oct.
v
..1
Ltd
Century Shares Trusts-,
Chemical
88c
-1.12
v.
Broad Street Invest Corp,*,,*,!)
80c
2s
decimal
Figures after
Federal Home
12.51
-9.9® ti OfcOO^ls
Bullock Fund
15.03
16.65
Keystone
Net asset
13.71
,
Group sharesJ—lc
26.15
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Ask
Ltd—
shares—lc
shares
—lc
Group
Investment
-
.-22.62
24.19
——.—1
Shares
.Bid
Group
Insurance
<.2%.
21.02
Par
Stock and Bond Group
___lc
Investment Co of America——,1
714
■
2
_L*
Obligations of Government Agencies
it
Mutual Funds—
preferred
100
Spencer Chemical Co—
4%%
preferred
.50
55
56
100
105
106
'46%
34%'
600
*
36%
620
52%
54%
39%
41%
100
21%
23%
Mississippi Power Co 3%s_,1981
Southern Calif Edison 2%s_1976
3%s
Tenn
—
Gas
,*1976
Transmis 3yaS—1971
98
102'/a'
99 y*.
99%
102%
99%
Tenn
Gas
$5.10
Transmission—
preferred,.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
$2.55 preferred—
—*
46%
47%
d Deferred delivery sales^ (not
included in year's range),
e Ex-interest,
f Fiat price,
k Admitted to listing oa N. Y. Stocky sac**
t Exchange,
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash sales (not included in years range)
wi When.
liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When delivered,
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
■"No par value,
tin default.
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
a
Odd lot sale
(not included in year's range),
b Bid yield price,
42
The Commercial and Financial ChronicleV.
(1234)
Bank
this
Philadelphia
Boston
-
Kansas
City.
Louis
St.
—
„
Francisco
San
—.
-
-
——-
Cleveland
five days
cities
Ten
823,819.077
1,097,000,000
All
cities,
day
one
In the elaborate detailed
at this center
—
6.6
+
Total
+ 16.9
Fifth
6.7
761,368,093
+
5.0
record
District
2.6%
District
and
totals
the
totals show
suffer
•
r
the
following
we
by 10.8%.;
loss
a
3.2%.
a
In
the
3rd
OF
BANK
-
but
Kansas
6th Richmond
in the
1950
6th
7th
$
that in
692,676,023
+
9,821,153,482
9,826,480,077
—
0.1
1,206,444,523
1,204,006,320
+
0.2
44
1,194,501,449
1,209,356,0C0
—
G
44
671,365,623
626,111,G95
+
10
1,209,356,000
1.2
933,705,339
—
6,018,915.
6,353,387
371,754,389-
—
1,022,920,341
.
..
.V 16,047,000
+ 27.8
2,927,456
13,280,289
222,331,237
207,251,964
3,740,964
+
7.3
10,773,000»
10,640,279
165,722,863
157,175,292
3,475,389.
+ 13.1
3,232,775
3.3
239,580,009
242,178,842:,
77,281,277
68,530,075.
490,044,906
493,165.950-
4,739,951
4,055,957
294,416,274
+
104,179,755
+
15.4'
671,365,623
cities)
2,485,781
2,235,274
'•
20.8
+
304,148,718
120,257,753
626,111,695
+
7.2
*
Federal
"
934,273,626
843,225,547
District—Atlanta—
25.590,006
25,516,797
98,595,600
348,700,000
_
0.3
—
18,547,526-
19,072,520
4.4
69,445,254
76,446,591
+ 19.0
94.423,479
293,100,000
245.600,000
+
257,500,000'
5,301,048-
4,189,186
45.3
3,318,946
5,726,658
+
4,696,582
112,341,113
+
1.2
3,339,175
3,915,063
127,234,957
+
13.3
84,409,058
80,557,538
144.415,515
123,405,148
+ 17.0
102,127,385
8,802,746
7,593,357
+ 13.9
6,129,271
6,341,195
469.935
530,385
—11.4
167,466,262
175,813,319
4.7
411,121
142,449,358
141,533,970
934,273,626
343,225,547
+10.8
684,173,665
633,144,239'
1,669,367
12,012,027
5,963,359
+
1.5
1.310.828
1,183,007
+
0.2
9,535,265
10,920,937
+ 17.5
6,172,338
5,230,861
6,861,469
+ 16.0
5,251,381
6,265,999'
1.1
53,790,000
52,772,000
+ 12.3
6,968,797
6,228,581
'
Louisiana—New
1—
Total
Orleans
.
cities).
(10
—
100.553,554449,086-
_
Seventh
Federal
District—Chicago-
Reserve
^
Michigan—Ann
Grand
Arbor
1,694,690
*
12.039.C14
Rapids
7,005,124
Lansing'
Indiana—Fort
7,961,742
Wayne
South
Terre
9,366,146
Haute
-t
4,906,296
37,533,168
16,050,566
16,742,635
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
4,091,111
13.973,775
2,704,177
00,340,700.
3,304,691
30,221,330
12,932,632
25,453,059
13,434,192
1,072,273:
736,319,279
4.1
-
+ 52.6
3,396,219
+
2.5
1,101,909
,719,070,830
+
6.5
3,231,114
2,982,818.
—
11,793,983.
3,840,691
,
2,659,297
+ 12.4
—
1,133,787:
914,725,853
1,733,124
857,274,222
13.579,208
Decatur
+
64,520,011
5.0
—
34,383,147
-
6.3
0.1
—
4,674,030
Rapids
Moines
Des
3,156,869
87,158,052
87,082.743.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
3,787,065
2,958,367
Bend
+
66,453,000
67,171,000;
Indianapolis
Peoria
,
/
••
.
V
!
$
+ 10.3
-
Reserve
Mississippi—Vicksburg
and
.
•
*'
2.8
11,138,619
7,182,927
5,959,089-
+ 20.5
4,083,248
4,204,479-
4,145,579
+
3.2
3,159,351
3,351,461
1,222,411,920
1,191,649,794
+
2.6
-
Rockford
—
1943
592,779,713,.,
Eighth
7.883,228,385
7,378,376,759
.
cities)
(17
947,659,030-
938,502,231
t
$
,
972,949,665
1.2
933,705,339
1,022.920,341
7.2
490,044,906
493,165,950
684,173,665
Federal
Louis—
District—St.
Reserve
yY-V v,V;-;Y '
Y;' V
.
'
'
302,300,000-
7.3
307,300,000
0.9
132,706,252
5.4
123,733,4.97
13.1
1,694,630
1,340,363-
565,434,379
542,133,840-
333,000,000
359,300,000
167,965,691
169.540,620
127,911,745
121,366,858
+
2,305,370
2,039,167
+
631,183,006
Louis
Missouri—St.
1,031,810,912 >
652,243,655
3.2
—
633,144,239
—if
44
1,222,411,920
4
44
631,183,006
44
563,907,178
—10
44
615,360,445
44
448,605,009
419,025,403
+
7.1
44
1,214,424,649
1,123,126,591
+
8.1
19,292,081,980
18,955,205,184
+
1.8
.:
+10.4
6
10
1
339,785,368
Mobile
Reserve
572,495,274
0.2
7
Chicago
7.6
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of
a
1949
Dec. %
694,175,310
cities
44
_
423,589,767
38,733,800.
»
4,277,472
7
Atlanta
7,176,586
4,752,368
clearings
Louis
St.
Y
Inc. or
44
r
6.5
__
Florida—Jacksonville
City Reserve District the
11
__1
4th Cleveland
+
CLEARINGS
$
_
5,114,462
9,011,458
Augusta
larger by 7.2% and in the
are
__12
Philadelphia
32,381,600
7.7
v
3
(6
Total
2nd New York
3.8
District—Richmond—
Reserve
Georgia—Atlanta
ended
smaller by
are
";7Y V
1951
Federal Reserve Districts
12
341,384,484
387,470,096
+
Nashville
loss of 0.1% but in
a
V
SUMMARY
Boston
20^,617,979
—
of Columbia—Washington.-
Sixth
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
'*
•;
Week Ended September 22—
1st
200,533,.ill
5.6
+
6,096,209
Tennessee—Knoxville
of clearings for
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys
of
furnish
*
•
8,941,775-
7,329,528
2.4
—
1,194,501,449
Carolina—Charleston
Total
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.1%.
In
5.7
—
396,866,775
cities)_1
(7
Federal
District
improvement of 10.*%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.1%
an
1,031,810,912:
43,170,200
Maryland—Baltimore
Reserve District the totals
the Philadelphia
Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.2%
and the
District
6,652 ,059-
572,949,665
9,599,648
Virginia—Huntington
South
We group the cities according to the
loss of 0.3%.
a
1.2%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals
Atlanta Reserve
7,655,137
0.2
453,552,277
__
Richmond
has to be estimated.
present further below,
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
gain of 0.2%.
a
9.7
6,564,655
Virginia—Norfolk
available at time of going to press. Ac¬
(including this city) the totals register
Reserve
+
4.3
1.1
statement, however, which we
having recorded
Boston
3,787 721 *
16,233 916.
41,517,400
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this it appears
both the
3,330,908
10,470,703
8.6
Outside of this city there was a gain of 3.8%, the bank
the New York District
10,554,511
.
Youngstown
+ 48.6
having amounted to $19,292,081,980 against $18,955,205,184 in the
week in 1950.
same
2,406 465-
4.8
—17.2
—
+
257,381,578
Mansfield
+
For that week there was an increase of 1.8%, the aggregate
Sept. 22.
9,956,386
251,196,656
Cleveland
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week
the whole country
5,001 688.,
District—Cleveland—
Reserve
Columbus
1.3
cordingly, in the above, the last day of the week in all cases
able to
?,730 874 "
v
2,835,728
478,599,929
7.9
24.7
week covered by the foregoing will appear
inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not
we are
5,599,332
16,961,940
9,042,783 '
988,090 000.
2,481,559
5,877,864
—11.7
1,204,006,320
1,206,444,523
8.1
5.9-
—
543-/
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
Federal
+
—
5.2
769,902,182
Complete and exact details for the
in
.
9.924,125
cities )„
(11
+
—
7,147,641:
3,541,135
14,044,658
Jersey—Trenton
+
529.555,858
296,247,722
301,500,000
377,815,000
414,010,902
405,389,609
247,831,816
$17,555,322,634 $16,715,428,049
-
934,000,000
Cincinnati
+
•
-
all cities for week
Total
0.4
Ohio—Canton
0.1
—
$16,785,420,452 $15,954,059,956
five days——!
all Cities,
1,150,000,000
3,624,916
6,729,073
.
5,330,339
West
Total
1,155,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
6.2
$13,497,202,542 $12,873,620,496
3,288,217,910
3,030,439,460
-
cities, five days
1,387 647
3,340 411
"
2.7
+
440,264,543
289,610,241
_
Baltimore
Other
+
386,712,773
Pittsburgh
3,167,801
3,143,470
Fourth
$8,380,440,512
874.659,356
1,036,000,000
571,423,911
369,558,197
297,000,000
561,293,000
-
+ 10.1
York
1950
1951
$8,610,080,516
Chicago
4,237,384
—
TELEGRAPH
;
York.
New
4,-666,513
1_.
'■
3,332,531
Total
BY
1,011
1,329,068
1,100,654
Wilkes-Barre
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1,006 974
1,022,337
+ 12.7
Scrantcn
for the week follows:
Week Ended September 29—
9.8
+ 34.2
1,179,585
„Y<
_____—__.
Philadelphia
in 1950. At
Our comparative
Friday of 2.7%.
gain for the week ended
a
1,446,821
1,221,783
Reading
V
$17,555,322,634 against $16,715,428,049 for the same week
there is
center
summary
,■
1,208 59T
1
1.305,982
'
Lancaster
$
$
1,639,165
__
Bethlehem
Chester
1948
J949
District—Philadelphia—
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief
cities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 29, clearings
for all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
will be 5.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Our preliminary
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon
totals stands at
Federal
22
Dec. %
$
$
•
:
Third
will show an increase compared with a year ago.
this week
clearings
Week Ended September
1950
Inc. or
1951
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
+
2.6
938,502,231
652,246,655
—
3.2
565,434,379
+
2.2
440,961,505
____.
Illinois—Quincy
Total
478,011,403
1
cities)
(4
—
—
132,874,274
104,618,700*
542,133,840
551,934,023
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,191,649,794
947,659,030
.
8th St. Louis
_
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
City
11th Dallas
_1
12th San
—
Francisco
;
679,635,705
,
501,348,103
903,048,135
14,674,939,589
Reserve
ll?. cities
15,441.364,150
9,127,231
7,641.104
+ 19.4
6,124,506
6,760,419-
380,108.836
+
1.0
130,513,938
+
6.9
305,438,102
101,116,823
344,001,696-
139,459,962
Paul
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
9,808,722,141
3,447,369,064
7,827,924,439
7,550,634,296
3.8
+
add
now
week ended
detailed statement showing the
our
4
Week Ended September
•
<.*:>.
Clearings at—,,
^ 1950
3951
Federal
First
Reserve
Maine—Bangor
YY-'Y-;.
District—Boston—
Inc.
-1
Portland
Fall
or
:+
22
•■■'■S
.
VO
■
1948
Reserve
New
Bedford
—*
New
Rhode
New
Haven
—
_____—__—_
Island—Providence
*
V
0.8
34,112,685
St.
25,079,156
13.505,998
36,670,900
1,689,479
—16.0
'<
5.9
v
6,390,968
161,122,875
+ 30.5
415.803-
357,316
—16.6
210,223,965
"
121,089,327
+ 30.9
524,572
+
.
627,8105,954,292
124,563,5635,836,685
8,002,661
+ 29.1
18,323,614
13,675,221
+ 34.1
10,637,723
11,734,276.
402,428,324
2.3
339,686,095
354,365.965-
13,067,444
14,038,367
2,705,737
2,821,325
10,770,603
11,024,855.
2,509,980
3,194,519
615,360,445
:
;
J
Springs
3,451,335
+ ?•'.
Total
:
(10 cities),
Federal
Reserve
Fort
!'
1,386,443
"
'
'
'• '
+
0.2
572,495,274
"^592,779,713
—
9.6
14,359,977
12,795,767
—18.6
3,203,695
2,969,877
York—
+
—
6.9
+ 27.6
+ 13.2
'•
7,538,009
-
-
2.277,611
2,051,529,:
2,317,761
—12.2
—15.2
2,853,185
9,483,359,839
9,507,836,120
24,778,129
+
8.9
86,731,419
93,125,170
Total
1,502,235
32,051,760
1,991,233.
—
0.6
6,604,805
Y 419,025,403
Federal
Reserve
District—San
Francisco—
7,211,096
6.065,081
+
12,062,349
448,605,009
Cities)
518,934,472
8.6
273,616,291
284,120,137
+
5,843.555
11,151,458
:
-
—14.3
7.106,000
7,063,000
•
(6
2.2
23,529,155
28^079,604
5,630,300
,
6.136.00a
+ 13.0
4,414,563
5.009,149-
—
7.6
10,918,969
10,117,759
+
7.1
325,320,374
339,527,739
.
+
3.1
137,092, 000
149,664,123
4,727,038
5,083,797
—
7.0
210,358,595
226,220,728
—
189,441,432
78,363,468
+
7.0
5.4
3,866, 907
165,877, 546
82,627,939
Washington—Seattle
60,917, 838
65,246,799
191,449,812
Yakima
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
1,910,109
353,199,819
Falls
V 501,348,103
<
8,761,920
383,524,103
-
32,753,587 '
Louisiana—Shreveport
+10.4
7,508,055
.
Worth
Twelfth
19,403,091
'
Galveston
26,149,800
1,325,936
District—Dallas—
:
Wichita
J
3,912,718
Lake
City
1,888,866
0.3
7,124,305,293
7,613,439.711
17,105,207
24,768,783
+
0.1
18,457,321
18,740,443
Santa
—_—19,692,664
20,076,972
—
1.9
14.898,770
12,45i;i89
19,037,688
+
4.0
14,714,907
17,149,429
—
0.3
12,105,655
—
5.5
10,344 756
7,461,327
566,104,684
+ 16.4
453,000, 271
454,749,863
18,272,358
15.929,425
+14.7
14,498, 056
12,613,328
9.9
3,734, 136
4,058,260
4-21.6
9,408, 315
9,456,648
689,292
699,776
4.6
36,765,957
41,140,251
10,551,511
14,915,207
—
12,887, 564
4,004,853
11,434,019
Stockton
19,794.476
185,700,762
659,043,037
California—Long Beach
1,870,709
—
.
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Montclair
—
Newark
(a>
__
■
Pasadena
San
San
Francisco
Jose
50,841,910
66,551.560
63.125,057
+
5.4
60,269,310
0.1
7,378,376,759
7,883,228,385
(10
9,821,153,482 /* 9,826,486,677
.
cities)
5.876,027
5,345,397
13,530,617
1_
—
11,123,246
1,214.424,649
Total
(112
cities)
19,292.081,980
1,123,126,591
+
8.1
671r,627.389
903,048,135
18,955,205,164'-
+
1.8
14,674,939,589
15,441,364,159
9,447,360,064
+
3.3
.7,550,634,296
.7,827,924,439
—1
—
Grand
Outside New York
•Total (12 cities)
-_L_;
.+
<
69,559.893
—
:
Barbara
Total
(a)
48,493,827
Jersey
>'
679,635,705
Joseph
Dallas
10,364,093
29,211,700
3.8
—
_
692,676,029
9,590,237
8.6
+
'
2,418,968
New
548,922
649,393
9,391,980
10,333,760
Texas—Austin
—
112.313,392
—.___
Syracuse
478,011,403.
411,789,354
5,133,987
29,433.992
2,035,699
Rochester
440,961,505
1,667,150
4,863,109
+
122,302,196
Jamestown
2.2
—_
Pueblo
989,848
3,184,377
__
+
850,207
City
Colorado—Colorado
1,571,989
1,310,110
17,541,747
.
551,934,028
7,731,435
+ 16.2
1,927,744
—_
Elmira
Northern
1.682,318
7,458,748
7,125,251
3.0
—11.1
—
;—
Buffalo
New
3.7
9,862,661 r— 0.7
1,625,440
Reserve District—New
York—Albuny_
York
2,306,237
694,175,810
Binghampton
New
506,203,397
9.793,673
■
(12 cities)
Second Federal
10,733,904
565,442
7,836,065
!
Missouri—Kansas
4,378,752
475,714,227
1,393,220
30,796,300
_—
,
New
3,805,045
0.9
V- 2,223,474
14,<368,576 ;
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
4.2
+
29,206,200
,
___
11,215,564
-
Wichita
2,123,663
8,279,080
-
—
—
Connecticut—Hartford
2.9
v
Eleventh
Worcester
12,687,473
+
Kansas—Topeka
\
1,493,415
2,391,426
—
_
4,635,341
I
Lincoln
1,238,286
Y.
Springfield :
4,497,224
4,395,133
District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
$
2,156,761
>
1.
$
—
.
9,554,056.
8,372,765
4,298,612
3.9
13,051,702
Tenth Federal
Y' + V:V:■
1949
YYYY,
+31.2
4,771,954
581,793,7^1
•
+
;:' Y. +
\
4,569,833
__________
j.
Dec. %
1,899,142
586,938,614
—
River
$
v
.
2,491,621
_______
Massachusetts—Boston
Bowell
.
—14.9
5,499,783
563,907,173
(7 cities)
Omaha
$
•
—21.0
5,243,418
97,328,763.
figures for each city for the
Sept. 22 for four years:
'
,)
4,463,338
Helena
Total
We
10,239,476
8,088,306
5,712,515
Montana—Billings
Outside New York city————
'
384,006,124
Minnesota—Duluth
North
Total
V
District—Minneapolis—
St.
339,527,730
871,627,389
v
Federal
Minneapolis
518,934,472
325,320,374
Ninth
JNot
available,
9,808,722,141
a
Now included in Newark totals.
yolume 174" Number 5651
.
.
(1235)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
.
and Issue—
Company
.//Date
,
Lorillard
VP.) Co„ 20-year 3%
Public Service Co—"
Maine
\
jtv
}
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Pursuant'to the1 requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
buying rate for cable " transfers
to the Secretary ef ythe^Treasury the
give belowi record^for the week just passed:
V: ,* \FOIfcEIGNf EXCHANGE:URATES
.".v,
:
21,
BANK
TO SEPTEMBER
1951
V,
;.\
.
CERTIFIED • BY -FEDERAL< RESERVE
SEPTEMBER
the different countries -of - world.
on
*
collat.
trust
* '
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t
1
•
,
bonds, due 1968_™-.i.L...™„.i._Oct
1
-
99T
;
.
bds.,
B.
ser.
due
1971—Oct
1
639
•
1
Corp.—
■,■„} s
j
due 1977——Nov
.
bonds
901
.
'
First -mortgage
-901
1
■
" ";* Unloi) Terminal Co; 1st mtge. 3% bonds due 1978——Dec
Wisconsin-Public Service
1930
Pag*
l...
due 1975—Oct
ser.
*43
?.
debentures due T958_.< Oct
--
£?t. Paul "Union Depot Co.—
^
1st tuid"ref- ■mtge. 'ia^yo
UNDER TARIFF* ACT OF
'»
■
lstmtge. «fc collat. trust bonds, 2%%
5% !s."t.
,
TREASURY
TO
'*
Northeastern -Water Co,—
1951, INCLUSIVE
27,
debentures, due 1963-_„Qct
-Mayer-(Oscar) •& Co., Inc., 3te %
We
/
.
1
"
Noon
Country And
Y- J
Monetary Unit
* ■
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Sept. 22
%
/ '
-
■
.
.Preferential,
i
.200000*
„
,
Belgium,
Brazil,
2.230079
—
trade '--s—
".0198375
..
r
cruzeiro,
..
—4.1.^—-—
peso
'
Netherlands, guilderrv—4——
New < Zealand,t pound-ii—-----
krone
Philippine1 Islands; peso—u—
Portugal, escudo
j-.
Sweden; krona,
Switzerland, franc
i—
Union of South Africa, pound—
United Kingdom, pound sterling—
Norway,
Uruguay,
.144916*
.06285625
/
.229550
2.783750
,
7229475
Closed
2.798750
'
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2.798750"
,
Uruguay,, peso
Uruguay, peso
,658327*t
.658327*t
.658327*t
.561797*1
;
.561797*t
.561797*t
'.425531*1
.425531*t
.425531* t
,425531*t
.
well
1
depends
.425531* t
since
Sept. 277-
District
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
/(Ih thousands of dollars)
Inc. (+) or
Dec. (—)
■■
,
,
Assets—
Gold
.■
_
!.y
Sept. 19,
1950
1951
That
20,100,582
77,903
+
1,609,848
for- F.' R.
fund
notes
674,004
—
240
Total
20,774,586
+
149,379
77,663
+
1
Other
ctf. reserves
gold
Industrial
327,838
365
+
92,290
215,629
143,373
+
95,138
4,894
102
+
securities:
Govt,
G.
825,222
+
+
77,650
+
554,032
199,800
4,926,225
11,900,165
Bills
States
61,700
—:
i
*
A
;
.
.
Borrowings increased $108 million in New York City,
$32 million in the San Francisco District, and a total of
——
—
Bonds
A
liabilities
and
assets
of
summary
+
+
4,120,617
+
195,675
+
securities—
R.
loans
and
+
5,554
Uncollected
of
other
cash
171,990
banks
premises
19,846
460,599
+
56
204,809
+
+
+
Loans—net
85,736
Total
assets
48,947,251
-
562,184
3,422,697
+
1,109,276
2,634
U.
//..
/■','C
Member bank—reserve accts.
U.
8.
fp
-
-
*
J
465,981
19,369,241
Foreign
339,011
+
12,313
254,729
;
../;■+
769,257
Treasurer—gen. acct—
+
88,748*
816,212
to
328,065
Other
loans
—
140,510
U.
5,346
+
96
•;+
4,421
*
+
10
/
352
5
973
26
Other liab., incl.
Treasury
bills
certificates
notes
2,116
J:
+
8,347
567,808
+
3,370,379
75
+
12,530
+
18,743
accrued divs.
of
+
Capital
/ —
21,849
+
17,939
Cash
in
Balances
Accounts—7
233,311
paid in
Surplus (Section 7)__
Burplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accountsCapital
+
510,022
""
27,543
188,812
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
+
5,549
v;
3,422,697
+
562,184
48,947,251
of
gold certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
note
liabilities
45.9%
combined
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances
purchased for foreign
correspondents
-
■;
'
•
0.2 %
+
7.1%
—
.
;
21,164
6,565
/
•
1,462
_
CO
+
+
Federal
Reserve
reporting member
System in leading cities
reserve
million
following
States
Government
securities,
$598
million
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, and
in United
in
$1,286
industrial,
Cleveland District.
and
and
in
the
San
Francisco
District, and
total of
$594 million at all reporting banks. Holdings of Treasury
certificates of indebtedness increased $352 million and
a
^
v
Seibert,
D.
+
106
+
344
+
598
+
2,734
—/;-35
56
V: 7
200
+
.
+
63
+
32
+1,286
—
2,327
502
—
52
940
24
154
82
375
Ashdown
Class
Class
(J.
A
Atlantic
Pacific
Public
Pittsburgh,
Consol.
TENDER
Service
Cincinnati,
mortgage
and
Bosch
Co.
first
preferred
stock——Oct
997
1
Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
bonds, series F and J.
*.
inclusive„_Sep 28
Page
Date
3%% debentures, due 1964
Nov
cumulative preferred stock__Nov
1
1
*
Oct
1
634
Central Pacific Ry.—
1st
mortgage
International
3conv.
354%
Utilities
series
B,
due
1968
due
1965
Oct 30
;
*
4
10-
5
9-24
10-10
9-28
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-10
10-
156VtC
9-20
12-11
12-21
12 IT
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
8-20
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
10-15
9-28
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-14
tl5c
10-
1
9-10
t20c
———
10-
1
9-10
10-24
9-26
10-
9-14
1
10-1
10-
1
9-
3
9-
3
10-15
9-20
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Sewerage
—
(quar.)
Greyhound, 4% preferred (quar.)
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
—
Atlantic
Atlantic & Ohio
Atlantic
1
12-21
•
.
9-20
10c
25c
25c
$1
$1.25
93%c
*17tec
tl5c
ilOc
50c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
——.
City
pfd. B <quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)_
Products, Ltd., class A-—-—-—
Refining Co., 3.75%
Thrift
Plan
Corp.,
7%
B
———
Finance
(Charlotte),
Co.
Insurance
(quar.)„
(Hartford) (quar.)—-
Inc.,
Products,
class
(B.
&
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Steel
conv.
com.
T.),
10-
A
common
Inc.
—
—
—
9-20
1
9-18
10-
1
10-
2
11-
1
9-14
9-14
10-
5
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-14
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-1*1
10-
50c
8c
1
10-
10c
30c
1
9-15
9-20
(quar.)————
10-
1
15c
.«7
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
Wilcox
(quar.)
1
10-
(quar.)^i—^68%c
preferred
10-
1
9-14
50c
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-21
18%c
1
Bachmann
Uxbridge Worsted Corp.
4te 7o preferred (quar.)—j—j—~$1,064
Backstay Welt Co. (quar.)—
12tec
Extra
37 tec
.
10-
4
9-21
10-
4
"9-21
—
Balatoc
Mining Co.
shareholders
can
necessary
the
(payment to. the Ameri¬
is contingent upon the
dollars being made available to
by the Central Bank of Phil¬
company
ippines for transmittal to the U. S).
The
Philippine withholding tax must also be
deducted from this payment.
Baltimore Porcelain Steel Corp.—
7 7o
preferred
Bancohio
(quar.)—_.
Corp.
j,
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
5%
preferred (quar.)
com.
(quar.)
8 Ac
25c
$f-25
40c
$1-75
4'A%
Bankers
Y.
Trust
Barber
Oil
$1
(N. Y.)
& Fifth Avenue Bank
Co.
Corp
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
10-31
10c
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
47c
preferred (quar.)
Bank of the Manhattan. Co.
*
Corp.—
debentures
10-
1
10-
Electric
Bank of N.
bonds,
1
10-15
11-
40c
$1
10c
f45c
-
77c
American Viscose Corp. 5%
Holder»
Payable of Rea,
.
$1.25
-
—
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.,
REDEMPTION
Issue—
Corp.,
Page
Date
PARTIAL
American
OF
,
Ltd.—, ,7
Hardware,
H.)
Co.
ing tenders, and the page number
the current volume (except where
NOTICE
..
City Electric Co. (quar.)
Babcock
gives the location in
indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
When
PC
'
v' Share
—
Extra
,
Babbitt
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The-date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
/
"
(quar.)——
common
(s-a)
(quar.)—:
Atlantic
75c
and Issue—
Mills,
4% pfd.
Avondale Mills (monthly)
B/G Foods, Inc.—
preferred
including
,
7 *
Industries, Ltd.—
■/ y V:.
American dep. receipts ordinary (interim)aT/2%
Associated Motion Picture Industries, Inc.—
15c
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
7% 1st preferred (accum.)
$1.75
$6 1st preferred (accum.)—
$1.50
Avon
notes,
t •
,
^
B
Associated
Class
list of corporate bonds,
7/:",-
■
$1.75
$1
$3
Arkansas Power & Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
$7 preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.75
Arizona Edison Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
Armstrong Rubber Co., Class A (quar.)_—
50c
V, Class B (quar.)
50c
4%"/o ■ convertible preferred———.-,--7
59%c
Arrow-Hart
&
Hegemau Electric
75c
Artkraft Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
—
7Vic
Arundel Corp.
(quar.)
A
25c
Cotton
preferred
Auto
Notices
Company
•/ /
*%
Auto Fabric
* 30,263
were
(Continued from page 10)
„
Automatic
the details
York,
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)—
$4 preferred
iquar.)_—
Angerman Company
(quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
4xk% preferred (quar.)
Apex Electrical Mfg. Co.—
;/ * > /'
7 7o
prior preferred (quar.)
Atlas
deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
a
day of Sept.,
New
of
American
Atlantic
614
—
+
Editor
26th
this
me
State
*
Automobile
Company
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $300 million in
City, $79 million in the Chicago District, $54
and Publisher.
Sworn to and
1951. Thos. A. Creegan,
residing in Kings County, " No.
24-0800400. Certificate filed In N. Y. County Clerk and Register Office,
Commission expires March 30,
1953.
Herbert
before
Public,
Notary
5te%
"Other loans" decreased $33 million.
New York
million
3,237
1,198
785
—
demand
States Government deposits.
agricultural loans in¬
creased $96 million at all reporting member banks; the
principal changes were increases of $62 million in New
York City and $11 million each in the Chicago and St.
Louis districts, and a decrease of $12 million in the
Commercial,
trl-weekly newspapers only.)
(Signed)
subscribed
1,350
10,259
banks
Below will be found
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 19: Increases of $611 million in holdings of
United
—
1,180
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
The condition statement of weekly
the
+
—
303
—
129
—
32
4,007
'
shows
15,900
2,979
banks
Interbank
594
352
—
3,536
2,284
19 figures revised.
of the
51,357
deposits adjusted
Time deposits/except government.——
U. S. Government
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic
—
580
,
/
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
2,478
banks———-
domestic
with
Demand
to
373
6,727
14,633
881
Banks
Reserve
during week
Industrial loan commitments—
"Sept.
Federal
vault
Liabilities—
Debits
+
2,962
2,538
6,637
—
Borrowings
to
serves,
42
19,196
with
Foreign
Ratio
+
33
indebtedness™
bonds
Reserves
47,987,563
70
611
—
securities
Other
+
31,333
securities—Total
Treasury
S.
+
7
5,923
—
25,243
U.
2
526
2,176,330
76,426
40
570
+:
+
51
—
130
obligations
5,595
—:
546,649*
—
69
—
carrying:
"
25,900*
21,209,439
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
2,748,346
Total
a
and
Arcade
/
■
Treasury
i
Other
5,274
+
banks
Government
S.
+
loans
Loans
—
162
163
securities
estate
2,670,148
+
'_
for purchasing or
S. Government
Real
+
pur¬
securities
Other
/'•"'/
Deposits:
for
dealers
and
U. S. Government obligations
Other
2,082
+
19,938
Other loans
+
and agricultural "v
industrial,
brokers
to
879
+
34,007
loans
Loans
Liabilities-
24,011,035
1950
1951
33,544
—-
chasing or carrying:
—
71,604
-
Loans—gross
Commercial,
6,205
7,031
42,400
-
—
14
+
847,686
3,731,353
items—
1
Bank
Other assets
+
38
foreign banks—
notes
Investments—Total
and
to the circum¬
security holders
distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid sub¬
scribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was
8,268.
(This information is required from daily, weekly, semi-weekly
!v '
(in millions of dollars)
Loans
as
and
or
Name of Company
Assets—
4,218,476
stockholders
the books of the company as trustees, hold
capacity other than that of a bona, fide owner.
sold
dec. (—) since
Sept. 12, Sept. 20,
1P51
23,694,237
Total
Sept. 19,
which
under
upon
appear
(5) That the average number of copies of each issue of this publica¬
Inc. (+ ) or
"
2,048,727
339,150
not
Dividends
reporting
of
member banks follows:
2,653,167
23,473,714
Due from
F.
+
5,822,102
—
Total U. S. Govt. securities-
a»
/
include, in cases where the stockholder oar
3
$154 million at all reporting member banks.
27,245
—
conditions
and
do
stock and securities In
-
.
Notes
;
bondholders, mortgagees and other security*
holding 1% or more of the total amount of bon4s»
(If there are none, so state.)
None.
tion
deposits increased $32 million. United
Government deposits increased substantially in
.
Certificates
who
Time
most districts.
2,721
loans
tr.
'•
._
.
advances
and
1,460,469
—;
cash
Discounts
address
known
or
Paragraphs 2 and
stances
$68 million in the San Francisco District;
reporting member banks was $63
and
million.
certificates
the
graphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief
the net decrease at all
/ ..//V
Redemption
holdings of United States Government bonds
- ■ .
__
tif owned
and
stockholders
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or
in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporationfor whom such trustee is acting; also the statements in the two para¬
decreased
$303 million, partly reflecting the exchange of( bonds
called for redemption for a new certificate issue, Hold¬
ings of "other securities" increased $106 million- - / ;
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $162 million in
the Chicago District and $48 million in the Atlanta Dis¬
trict, and they increased $153 million in the New York
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-1951
•
mortgages or other securities are:
(4)
Sept. 26,
stated,
of
holders owning
type of merchandise.
upon
.
or other unincorporated firm,
its name and
of each individual member must be given):
that
as
(3)
Y,.-*Nominal. ;vvtApplication
,
Stockholders, Herbert D. Seibert & Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Park
Place, New York, N. Y. (William D. Seibert & Herbert D. Seibert,
Executors), 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
/
••
■
.
,
.
.
'
.561797*t
,
,
.
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
.658327*t
;
Is:
owner
he
must
addresses
partnership,
2.798750
,561797*t
1
,
2.783750
.658327*t'
peso
and
.229500
2.783750
That the
address
.193269*
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2.783750
2.798750
2.798750
/
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;
V.0346750
,
/
are:
by a corporation, its name ancl
also immediately • thereunder the namev
owning or holding 1% or more of
total amount of stock./If not owned by a corporation, the names an4
addresses of the individual owners must be given/ ■ If owned by a
7
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t
,
.0346250
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,
,
and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing
names
business managers
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
(2)
t
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Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New York
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
$3.50
-
10-
1
9-
5
9-11
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-
6
10-20
10-
1
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
S-10
10-
1
9-20*
10-
1
9-21
50c
10-15
9-14
75c
10-
1
9-If
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Bastian-Blessing
Barium, Steel
(quar.)__—
Corp., common
(quar.)—
(quar.).____—
Brothers
3arker
4%%
$1
lOq
50c
56'Ac
5C
,5c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
preferred
Oil Co.
(monthly)
Basin
Monthly
Bates
Mfg.
$4.50
Bath
Co.,
(quar.)
Works
Iron
Associates,
Beacon
(quar.)
common
preferred
7%
__
convertible
Mfg.
Co.,
Creek
Beech
Old
7%
New
common
New
7%
quar.)
Bell
—
_
(quar.)
(quar.)..
& Mfg.
Hardware
9-21
9-21
10-
7%
10-
9-14
1010-
9-14
10-
9-10
9-10
10-
9-12
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
10-
8-31
_
10-
9-15
10-
9-15
12-
9-
9
10-15
9-15
10-20
Steel
Bethlehem
Bibb
10-31
9-
(s-a)
75c
10-
1
(quar.).,—
Biltmore
$1
Co.,
Ltd.,
Hats,
pfd.
7%
Corp.,
Manufacturing
$1.75
10-
1
50c
10-
1
common
5
(quar.)
common
9-15
-
10-15
9-28
10-1
9-24
10-
1
9-24
Carriers
10-
1
9-14
Case
$1.05-
Electric, 4. 20%■ pfd. (quar.)^.
Valley Gas Si Electric—
preferred (quar.).
——
Blauner's (Phila.), 5% preferred (quar.) —
Birmingham
4.25%
Bohack
class A—„
10-1
50c
Herald-Traveler
New
Boston
Storage & Warehouse
—
(quar.)
A
dep. rets. ord.
,
bearer
registered
4%
4%%
Oil,
Central Illinois Electric
7
4.10%
9-21
10-
1
n-
1
10-15
10-
preferred
10-15
9-29
Central
1
9-15
Central
Maine
10-
1
9-15
10-
9-14
1
Street
8-28
Central
Ohio
8
8-28
Central
Vermont
8-28
Bronx
Co.,
8-28
4.75%
10-
1
11-
1
10-
10-15
10-
1
1010-
$$1.19
:
$40c
1
1
9-14
10-15
$$1
9-28
9-14
5%
9-21
9-15
9-10
1
10-15
9-28*
15c
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
$1
—
(quar.)..
Brown-Forman
Distillers, common
(quar.)—
4%
junior preferred (quar.)
if Brush-Moore Newspapers, 5% pfd.
20c
(quar.)_
10-
"
1
9-14
10c
10-
1
$5
preferred
Buckeye
10-
1
Incubator,
7%
common
—
10-
1
9-15
Cincinnati
&
1-15
Cincinnati
Union
9-11
Circle
10-
1
(quar.)..
preferred
9-28
10-
1
9-10
31'/4c
10-
1
9-17
28 %c
10-
1
Cleveland
9-17
7%
preferred
Butler's.
4%%
Inc.,
(accum.
Clinton
$1.75
:
convertible
5.%%,
5.60%
y
1
9-14
10-
1
1
9-15
10-
1
California Packing Corp.
,
California
Portland
California
Water Service
Cement
$2.50
Trust
Co.
preferred
Y.
Products
10-
1
9-21
Collins
10-
1
9-21
Colonial
Ice
(quar.)
(Boston)
Co.,
preferred
$2.75
preferred
common
(quar.)..
Packers, Ltd.,
Class
Canada
Canada
B
Varnish
5%
A
Co.,
1
8-31
Ltd., 5%
Ltd.
10-
1
8-31
(quar.)_
$50c
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)_
$31'Ac
10-
1
9-21
10-.1
8-31
pfd.
(year-end)
common
$75c
(quar.)
$31c
(quar.)
Canners,
Increased
79-20
10-
t75c
Breweries,
preferred
9-11
175c
(s-a)
Mortgage Corp.
Canadian Bronze Cou,
Canadian
class
(s-a)
Permanent
Canadian
9-10
11-
1
10-10
11V 1
$$1.25
10-10
Ltd.
quarterly
Extra
—
$1.75 preferred
(quar.)
$1 series preferred (quar.)
—IZ~
(quar.)
-
$50C
-
$47Vic;
$60c
New
4'A%
1
9-28
Dominion
12-20
1
9-10
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-21
10-1
10-15
10-
Common
$1
7%
9-21
1
10-
10-
1
9-12
Dravo
10-
1
9-20
Drexel
1
9-11
Duke
10-
1
9-21
7%
10-
1
9-2Q
DuMont
10-
1
9-20
5%
9-30
4'/2%
2
Eastern
Dunham
5%
du
10-
10-16
12'Ac
Ltd.;..
9-28
$4c
$1
„
6c
10-
1
1
9-30
9-
7
Connecticut
425c
9-30
9- 7
Quarterly
General
Life
Insurance
10-
1
-J-11
$1.75
10-
1
9-11
10- 1
25c
10- 1
(quar.)
-
,.
,,
$1.25..
(quar.)_—
Fuel
&
1
-
Eastern
Sugar
Co.,
10-15
10-10
12-15
32-in
$$1.75
12-15
12-10
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10-
1
^21
A
common—
Class
B
common.l
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(■"•
10-10
10-10
9-17
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9- 7
7
10-
1
9- 7
-
10- 1
10- 1
9-2Q
9-20
$1.75
10-1
9-7
7
$1.50
10- 1
9-7
*
10-
1
9-2$
-
$1.25
40c
$1.50
11-23
10- 1
10- 1
10-19
'
9- 5
9-5
4
—
25c
$0- 6
9-29
—'
25c
10- 6
9-29
•
$5c
10- 1
9-15
i
10-
9-15
$1.12'A
,
$5
pfd.
"
5
■
5c
25c
iaccum.)_
common
___
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...
Easy Washing-Machine Co., Ltd. 4quar,)s__^_
Extra
.
7 11-2S
Washing Machine Corp.—
Class
I
"
40c
Easy
y
,
10-25
10-25
10- 1
25c
common
6% ; preferred
;
9-15
9-15,
25c
Associates,
(quar.)
Associates,
Kodak
Eastman
9-14
„
'
(quar.)
preferred
*
_
-
12->4>
de Nemours & Co.
>
9-14 y
A
7.
,
Eastern
.
,$$1.75
$$2
Co.—.
25c
States Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.)__
$(T preferred B .(accum.)
:
Steamship Lines, Inc. iquqr.l
9-11
—
i.
Laboratories, class A____
Eastern
9-14
10-
-.w
...
10-1
10- 1
Common
1-28
1
___• i_
—
75c
$1.75
Racing Association, Inc.—
(no par and $2 par) (quar.)
11-
■
Quarterly
10- 5
—
—
preferred
preferred
10-15
$1.37y2
$1.50
(Del.)
Co., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
$6 preferred (quar.)—
—
$7 preferred (quar.)
$43%c
Gas
45c
Co.__._—
Commonwealth Water
Extra
(E. I.)
10-15
(quar.)—
Company
preferred
Pont
9-20
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-1
9-21
preferred (quar.) ___—___________
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
87»Ac
Duquesne Light Co., 3.75% pfd. (quar.)—467/8c
Duriron
Company, Inc.,
common
(quar.)__
25c
'
Extra
A.)
9-20
10-1
10- 1
10-15
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
20c
•
10- 1
$3.50
—
Inc
(Toronto)
3212
_
(quar.)
(Allen B.)
(C.
10-15
10- 1
common.—
Co.,
convertible
Eastern
Association
10-
12'Ac
$3
60c
81 %c
$1
$1.75
35c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—______
Co.
Furniture
9-21
Life
(s-a)
California—
Co.,
preferred
9-21
Corp.,
(quar.)—
preferred
Power
1
City, N. J.)
Co.
10- 1
9-1
9-5
9-17
8-31
A
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation, 4% pref. (qua?.)_______
10-
Investment
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
Corp.
25c
Commonwealth
$37'Ac
25c
$15c
$$1.75
$50c
preferred
Drug
Extra
International
9-28
i
(s-a)—
Dow Chemical Co., common
(quar.)_i
$3.25 2nd preferred (quar.)
9-24
Edison
10-15
;
Ltd., common (quar.)_
preferred
1st
1
Hotel,
$35c
Rockaway RR.
&
1
Commonwealth
„
9-28 '
—
__——
of
Co.
2nd
5%
Dover
.
10-
Commodore
«
9-25
10-15
Paper Co., Ltd.
Oil
10-
Commonwealth
9-10
10-15
$40c
(quar.)
preferred
Douglas
10-
s
iquar.)
Donnacona
5
50c
(Jersey
1
$$1.12'A
(quar.)_
$4.50
(s-a)__—
Corp.
Co.
•
v
tl2'Ac
(quar.)—1
preference
Quarterly
Banking
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.i.;
Glass Co., Ltd., common
Dominion Textile Co.,
10-16
_
Commercial
*
I
.
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
10-30
(quar.).
Quarterly
Commercial Trust
..
preferred
75c
10c
(s-a)_*
pfd. (quar.)
Engineering-Superheater, Inc.—
Combustion
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
common
9-24
Co.
Insurance
10c
Corp
Foundries &
Dominion
10-15
9-10
7
...j
9-17
35c
$$1.25
9-10
9-
9-29
9-28
10c
Enterprises, Ltd., 5%
1
9-30
10-15
1
9-25
10-1
10-
*
$44c
6
10-10
Life
Southern Ohio Electric
Confederation
'
Canadian Celanese, Ltd., common
$20c
9-14
9-29
9-1
9-14
Finance
Corset
10-10
&
_
9-14 r*
10- 1
10-30
10-1
10- 1
non-cumulative preferred
$5
Mutual
Combined
1
10-16
(quar.)________,
Ltd.
Dairies, Ltd.—
10-
(quar.).....
Columbus
9-14
16'/»%
12'Ac
$17'Ac
preferred
4'A%
Co., Ltd.—,
1-2-52
$7.40
—25c
$1.25
(quar.)
68%c
$1
$1.50
Corp.—
Co.
Co.
Co,
9-26
5%%
International
Radio
10- 1
10-
$1
Loan
28'Ac
10-
25c
25c
';y
(irreg.)
Co.
(Daniel)
9-14
(quar.)__——
10-
preferred
Cola
11- 5 *
9-1$
Dominion
7%
.
10- 1
Dominion
10-26
.
1
.
$1
9-30
1
1
I
Mines,
5%
10-15
deposit receipts for ord. reg. (final)
Amer.
10-26
;';:r
10- 1
j
,
11-15
10- 1
9-17
1
—
8-17
10- 1
11-14
9-. 1
9-28
50c
$1
Diebold, Inc.,
$4
Coca
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
class A
preferred
Draper
Cohen
Co.
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Dow
Collateral
2
5%
Di
9-12
9-
10-
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—
Edison
.
,
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.—
(quar.)___—__
Co.
11-
;
(N. Y.)—
9-18
1
10-15
11-
iquar.)
Detroit
9-15
9-15
10-25
Deposited Bank Shares
9-15
1
10-
3'
Yard
Stock
9-14
1
1
t$5
12-
25c
75c
lc
30c
—-l—— ^
Inc
Lines,
Union
1
7
Canada
12-18
10- 1
10-17
12- 1
—
Air
1
10-
130c
Denver
10-
10-
$ 15c
1»
10-
$6
.
5
10-
9-14
(quar.)
10-
10-
;
8-20
9-15A'
9-15
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
preferred (quar.) ___—
$1.25
Michigan RR., common (s-a)_i.wy: 87'Ac
preferred (quar.)—-.v
$1
Dejay Stores^ Inc.
^quar.)_____.
12'Ac
Delnite Mines, Ltd.-'
$2c
5%
8%
10-
10-20
.
Dayton &
Delta
—
30C
Ltd.
9-28
10-15
$1.12'A
20c
$1.12'A
10-15
(quar.)
9-14
Co.—
(monthly)—
(quar.)
common
N.
;
11-1
$1.50
10-25
Corp.,
9-15
1
10-15
$1.37'A
7'Ac
67/aC
(quar.)——
of
10-10
9-29
50c
Ltd
1
10-
9-15
9-15
10- 5
10- 5
10-25
10-15
62'Ac
Co.
10-
-
Dayton Malleable Iron Co.
v;y" ■:'''}■>■:■ ■ a■ v.■; ■ ,v
Common
(stock dividend)_i.—__________
20%
10- 1
,
9- 4 T
9-14
,
12-28
10- 1
10- 1
10-31
10-15
(quar.)—10c
Brothers
Davidson
,
9-
Power
1
9-17
1
Foundries,
10-
12-14
10- 2
9-20
11—16
9-15 ,•■
9-7
9- 7 "
•
9- 7
12- 5 v
*
9-17
1
Assurance
9-17
9-12
.
10- 1
9-17
9-17
9-24
1
10-
Northern
1
1
—_
. .
10- 1
1
10-
Iron
10-
10-
common—
■
-
9-28
9-13|
11- 8
10-10
10-1
10-1
10-1
10-
20c
Life
9-17
10-
34 %0
9-14
1
(quar.)
.
12-28
10-15
10- 1
12- 3
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
(quar.)_____
Corp., common
preferred
Davega stores
Peabody & Co.
$62 'AC
Canada
10-
9-15
v
1
Coca-Cola
1
1
—
9-12*
10- 1
'k
;
7'Ac
(quar.),
25c
5% preferred (quar.)——25c
Davenport
Hosiery Mills, Inc.—_________
50c
6%
9-15
1
10-
„
$50c
50c
20c
9-14
1
9-25
10-
preferred
(quar.).
Canada
.
10-10
10-
(s-a)_k;—
10-31
10-
9-10
$1.12'A
20c
*
75c
$1.75
50c
37'Ac
$1,12%
75c
93%c
(quar.)
(resumed)__
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corporation,
common (quar.)____
3%% preferred series A (quar.)___
Dansker Realty & Securities Corp.—
25c
A
11-15
10-
1
common
4'A%
2nd
(quar.jL
Canada
.
10-
Co.,
Mills,
River
Dan
/
Domestic
10-15
$25c
9-10
9-14
1
$1.06%
9-10
1
1
1
preferred (quar.)..
Flooring Co., Ltd., class B
1
7%
Canada
$4.25
10-
10-
10-
1
Co., Ltd., 5% pref. B
Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.j com.
9-10
Dome
10-
9-21
9-29
9-30
pfd.
4'A%
Co.,
9-1-9 ,y'.?
9-10
11-15
10- 1
10-1
12- 3
10-15
_____—
preferred
-*
-
,
25c
pfd. (quar.)__._
(quar.)_
$7 preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A
9-17
Yards
■
Columbus
Canada
10-15
Clothing
Publishing
prior
$4
1
11-
1
1
10-
10-
10-
Ourlee
'9-14
$1.12
Telephone
Illuminating
Inc.,
Aluminum
Canada Bread
_
10-
;•
—
.'
y/'
9-14
10- 1
12- I
$2
$1.12'A
Gas Corp.___—_—.y 12'Ac
Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)—_—
37'Ac
Cunningham
9-20
75C
Quarterly
9-10
$1
'
,
i
4%
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries, Inc.-rr-
,
1
Distillers
class
Corp.—
f
9-21
9-28
10- 1
.
(Toronto)
Insurance
r,
;••
9-22
>
•_
25c
5c
(quar.)____——-J———:—~ \
A
Life
Drown
I-*
1
A'
10- 1.^.
(quar.)$$5
.iCrown Zellerbech Corp. com. ,7quar.)_-___r
65c...
Crows Neat Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)
—
$$2
Crum & Forster, common
(quar.)~-_____
'■■■ .
30c
1
M-
1
Cork' International
class
$1
A
A-__—_
class
&
Crown
■*,
10-
^
Blackwell.
Crosse
8
1
28c
(quar.)
10*
10n -1
10-
28c
7
/
10-, 8
*
9-24
10-15
$1.31'/*
Dreameries of America, lnc_ (quai^)__^__-_r
•/
t
f
(quar.)—40c
y Cream of Wheat Corp.
9-26
(quar.).
40c
8
2
9-14
(quar.)_
7
10-
1
(quar.).-..
9"
10-
1
9-18
10-
pfd.
7
9-18
62 %C
Company, common
preferred
11-
(quar.).—
' $1.75
(quar.) ————••::«$1
Cobalt Lode Silver Mines, Ltd. (initial).
$3c
Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. (Cincinnati)—
$2.50 class A (quar.)..
62c
Participating
$1.25
Co.
9-
:
9-28
9-14
10-15
10- 1
y.vV.*$l dividend preferred A (quar.)___.—25c,:10-.J.
County Gas Co. (N. J,); (quar._
25c „ 10-19,
Crain (R. L.)Ltd.__
$15C
10- 1
9-" 6
•"
1
9-14
37y2C
i
1
1
.
>
10-
10-
9-14
1
10-
63c
Co.. (quar.)—...
conv.
10-
6
50c
Cluett
(quar.)
,* Camden Forge Co., 5%%
7- Campbell (A. S.)
$1.04
$1.19
15c
56'/4C
9-10*
±
9-
9-14
9-14
(quar.)
1
9-14
(quar.)...
preference
convertible preference
preferred
$3
10-
-l
.]
preferred series A(quar.)—
$5.25
*
_
9-14*
•
Corning Glass' Works. .... > y>
•.•».' ' ;y..3'A% pfd. series 1945 & 1947 (quar.)__^.» , 87Vic
•Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—; ~~v-
>
District Theatres Corp.
Extra
Club
9-12
1
10-16
$1
■
.
Clinton
9-15
10-
9-17
9-12
1
■
9-7
11-5
.....
1
t5c
C. I. T. Financial Corp. (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
California Electric Power, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (sinking fund)
(quar.)—_
.
10-
12 Vac
28'/8C
...
(quar.)
Foods,
convertible
4%
(quar.)__—_
common
preferred
Electric
preferred
$4.50
,
1
1
10-
•
9-28
_$25c
1010-
-
Cornell-Dubllier Electric
-
Co.—
10-15
9-13
12-14
10-
City Baking Co. com
1
1-2-52
Class B
7% pfd. (quar.)
City Investing Co.; 5'A% pfd. (quar.)^
Clary Multiplier Corp. (increased" quar.)—
5'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry,
(s-a)
1
9-14
1
75c
9-28
10-
9-28
10-
(quar.)
9-28
10-
9-14
Cumberland
common.——
Ltd.,
10- 1
9-14
v
9-11
$45c
10-19
10-
25c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
10-15
$1.75
Stock
0-14
:
common
1
(quar,)—__
15c
_____________
9-24
Co.
Knitting,
9-14*
10- 1
-
Co.,
10-
—
10-15
.
"
Bar
10- 1
-■
(quar.)—50c4'A% preferred (quar.)——-—_•_
$1.12
4'A% preferred (■quar.)
$1.13 Continental Insurance Co.
(N. Y.) (quar.) _
..
50c
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6'A % pfd. (quar.V
$1.62'A
Gin
8% preferred (quar.).
Cudahy Packing Co., 4]A%
'
(quar.)
9-21
11-
87'Ac
$1.15
$1.50
10-15
10-
$1.75
class A
1
10-20
preferred
$3.75
9-10
;
Bell
4quar.93%c
Continental Can Co.—
43%c
Suburban
9-14*
(quar.)____
—
9-14
(quar.)
9-20
2-1-52
,1
10-
$1.19
30c
17'Ac
(quar.)
Plan,
^Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd. (quar.)...
Bush Mfg., 5%
non-cum. preferred
(quar.)
4%%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Bush Terminal Building Co.—
'
v
.v
preferred
1
40c
common
preferred
Prior
4%
10-
10- 1
10- 1
^
common
1
(quar.)
5c
B
6%
Securities
40c
$1.37'A
—
comj (quar.K." '
Cquar.i--
1
(quar.)
preferred
11-20
32'Ac
$1.02'A
$1.02'A
$1.18%
5c
preferred
Budget Finance
.Class
Mills,
12- 1
preferred
Continental
9-14
11- 8
$1
10-
(quar.).
—
Co.
preferred
$1.25
5c
Co.,
10-
9-19
&
preferred
7%
Co.
(quar.)
10-10
1'
10-10
10-1
10-11
10- 1
11-20
$1.12'A
$1.13
$1.12'/2
$1.13
1—__——
:
10-
;
Christiana
9-29
a'15
1
9-17
10- 1
10-25
«.
50c
—^
(quar.)
10-
common
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
Common
Bucyrus-Erie
pfd.
4%%
Railway Equipment
Chicago
7%
9-14
$1.25
•
(quar.)_
,
9-14
"
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Paper
convertible
$3
1
11-
$1.50
Extra
10-1
$1
preferred
$4
1;
1
10-
y 62'Ac
(s-a)
Co., common.—
preferred
10-
10-
-
25c
(quar.)
County Trust Co.
Brown-Durrell
22c
—
(quar.)
10-
,
$5.50
v
12- 7
12- 7
9-7
Continental Baking Co.,
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-17
1-2-52
1-2-52
10- 1
10- 1
11-20
$1.12'A
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hosiery
Champion
8-15
1
,
(quar.)^
—Fibre Co.—, /yy?.^y^y.:1
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co. (quar.)
75c
Chatco Steel Products, Ltd., common
$25c
Chemical Bank & Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.). .
50c
Chemical
Fund,
Inc..-———-—
:
— '
15c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.. Co.
3'A% convertible preferred (quar.)
87'Ac
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
;'y,..vvy.'$2 class A (accum.)
—
50c
$2 class A (accum.)
50c
Chicago Molded Products Corp
20c
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, common (quar.)..
50c
10-17
'I/I •?".
Corp
10-9
convertible preferred
4'A%
9-14
$$1.50
$12%C
common
10-19
preferred
4%
Public Service
preferred
preferred
4.15%
8
Corp., Ltd.—
Investing
Breckv/ay Glass
5%
preferred
9-12
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.52%
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
,
9-14
9-14
9-14
12c
37'Ac
$$2
50c
(quar.)
4.50%
Curtis
Products
Steel
8
10-
'
Broad
9-21
1
$1
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
4.60%
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
8
'
9-21
1
preferred
preferred
3.50%
10-
...
1
10-
$1.12'A
Co.,
Power
10-
93 %c
.__
10-
10-
Co.,
preferred
4.50%
4.52%
$1.25
,,
$2
5%
—
& Gas,
Power,
Kansas
10-
Chadbourn
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)_
9-21
50c
(quar.)
preferred
10-
_
i
.
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Light Co.
4'A%
9-17
1
$$1.50
quar.)
10-
Consumers' Power
.
10* 1
10- 1
10-1
30c
■
of Toronto—:.——_—
Co.
Gas
Consumers
8
Illinois
a2 % %
(quar.)___
9-21
25c
6%e
75e
$1
5c
65c
93%c
(quar.)..
preferred A
4.10%
4.75%
9-22
$25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Columbia
A
9-
1
a2%%
(
Electric Ltd.—
'
Class
10-
10-15
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Is
___
(initial
Columbia
British
4.75%
Telephone Co.—
American
common
preferred
4'A%
9-15
Is
(s-a)—__;
(s-a)
Columbia
New
9-15
1
50c
1st
British
1
10-
40c
_r
____
__.
9-
i
Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—
35c
2nd
British
■
10-
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% pfd.
6%
6%
Central
Central
______
1
1
v
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
53'Ac
10-
50c
9-20
——
(quar.)
10-
10-
9-24
y.
,.
_
35c
$1.12'A
$1
$16'Ac
"
16'Ac
(irreg.)______
Extra
9
1
25c
;■
bearer (interim)
registered (interim).
ord.
rets.
preferred
British
11-
1
10-
Tobacco, Ltd.—
dep.
Amer.
5%
1
Central
9
50c
Amer.
5%
11-
v
(quar.)__——;
Aguirre Sugar Co. (quar.)-•
11-1
Coal & Coke Corp
—f - 50c
Central
9-14
1
(quar.)
:
(accum.
preferred (quar.)—
Royalty Oil Co.
10-15
12-
$10c
(quar.)
British-American
12-
75c
.
(quar.)—
common
preferred
$2
,
A
10-
-
—
—
preferred
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Class
60c
Extra
5%
31 %c
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
9-19
75c
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Mfg.
9-12
1
$1.25
Brantford Roofing Co.,
Brillo
9-12
1
10-
25C
(quar.)
Botany Mills, Inc., 5% preferred
6%
preferred
(quar.)
*
Brach
(E. J.)
& Sons (quar.)
Bralorne Mines,
Ltd. (interim)
Brandtjen & Kluge, Inc._,
Brazilian
1
10-
$1.'
& Maine RR., common
5%
preferred (initial)
Boston
,
10-
30c
v
Co.
Insurance
Boston
9-17
9-25
10-
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
10-16
25C
37 %c
A
4'A%
9-28
y v^vr'y'v
10- 1
$1.12'A
—$1.75" > io^ 1
MO-34'
quar.)
37%c->''
—37'AC. • 10-31"'
-10-31 '
;~ 25C> v
Corp.
Class
Consolidated
- •
(quar.)
of America
4'A %
preferred A (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Celotex Corporation, com. (increased
8-31
Consolidated Textile Co., Inc.
preferred
Celanese
10-16
8-31
9-17
75c
--V
$1.75 .
* • $20c '
(quar.)
1
x
9-14
(quar.)
.
(quar.)—.— ':-
common
(quar.)
preferred
7%
9-15
10-31
(quar,)_
Inc.
;
$1.37'A
y-,.
Borg (George W.) Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.; common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Boston
pfd. A
Company,
Cassidy's, Ltd., common
________
Club,
Boak-of-the-Month
I)
(J.
7%
9-25
1
10-
62'Ac
(quar.),.—
preferred
prior
Co.,
.
Company, Inc.
(H. C.)
5%%.
pon-Ami
$1.06 »/*
■
8-31
10-15
(quar.)—10c
Corp.
6%
Mills,
Carthage
Blackstone
General
&
10- 5
1
Carolina
9-28
10-15
11- 1
20c
—
15c
$10c
_—_~r
A (quar.)..
Manufacturing Co, (quar.)__________
9-24
$1.25
10-15
$5
7
9-20
10- 1
10-
—
—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co., com. (stock dividend)
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Carrier Corporation, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
9•
$3.50
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc., com.
$37'Ac
—
$25c
__
preferred
Binks
(irreg.)
1
10-
$$1.12'A
$10c
$50c
preferred A (quar.)——i—.——■Capital Transit Co. (quar.).
Capital Plastics, Inc.
(initial).——
Capitol Records, Inc., $2.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Carnation Co., 3%%
1st pfd. (quar.).
Carolina Power & Light, common iquar.)—
9-26
10c
Erie RR., $1.50 pfd.
Lake
&
B
preferred (s-a)—._—_______—
Edison Co. (N. Y.)
'
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co.
of Baltimore, common
(quar.).___.
4'A% preferred series B (quar.)___——
4%
preferred series C (quar.)—_——
Consolidated Press, Ltd., 65c partic. class A
8-31
10-
$$2
$3
tax.
Bessemer
(irreg.)——
Class
—43%c
(quar.)—
prior preferred
Benguet Consolidated Mining Co. (irreg.)...
Above payment less Philippine withholding
A
Class
11- 1
10- 1
Co.,
Goods
7%
11-24
1
10-
+ȣ
$5L25
$$1.25v
preference (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% redeemable preference (quar,)-——
8% preference (quar.)
—
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
y
4y2%
preferred (quar.)—
Canadian
Western Lumber
Canadian Westinghouse Co.. Ltd. (quar.)—
Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—
$1.50 class A (quar.)
Cannon Shoe
Co.
(quar.)...
Capital Administration Co., IAd.—
11- 1
25c
50c
Corp.
Deaborn
Dry
Consolidated
9-14
10-
10-15
10-15
37'Ac
iquar.)
—
com. <quar.)__
Consolidated
9-12 •
12-15
j
(quar.)
pref. class A
$1.50 partlc.
9-28
10-15
*25c
50c
51c
55c
10c
•••»>
_____
preferred (quar.)
Connohio, Inc.. 40c preferred (quar.j!
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
rif
1
47'AC
——
$2.20
10-31
—
4%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Consolidated
10-
20c
common
$2 preferred
8-31
1
10-15
$20c
$20c
Motor Lamp, Ltd. (quar.)
Oil Cos., Ltd. •
y,'
Canadian
Canadian
9-14
1
$$2
?25c
1
10-
Power,
&
preferred
$1.90
9-28
10-
(quar.)—;—
(quar.)
pfd.
9-21
11-12
1011-15
Inc.—
Products,
$1.75.
9-15
10-
$15c
$17 %c
$15c
$25c
15c
$50c
—
Telephone Co. of Canada
Ben-Hur
10-
4
4
11-14
10-15
Ice
Canadian
1
$2.04
$$1.50
General Investments, Ltd...—
Machine, Ltd.—
Class A participating (quar.)
Candaian Industries Ltd com
(quar.)
9-19
99-
1
12-14
*85c
Canadian
9-17*
35c
00c
quar.)
(initial
Belgium Stores, Ltd., common
5</e preferred (quar.)
Belknap
9-17*
t$1.50
—
(quar.)—_
(initial
preference (quar.)—
Canadian General Electric Co.
1010-
$30c
t—
—
&
4'A%
10-
10-
_
preferred
9
10-
$20c
25c
—
Ltd., old common..
preferred
12-10
t$1.75
Co
RR.
Eelding-Corticelli,
11-
12-21
9-28
Dredge
.
6% pfd. (quar.).
Beatrice Foods Co., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)..——
Beatty Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)_
Beaver Lumber, class A (quar.)
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
Beacon
10-10
11-21
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preferred
Dock Co., Ltd., com.—
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
9-20
10-22
62'Ac
(quar.)/_.■„—43%c
$1.50
50c
84%C
(quar.)
preferred
5%
pfd. (quar.)
4%
1
10-
50c
$1
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.,
6%
Canadian
Light
Payable of Rec.
10- 1
9- 5
11- 1
10- 5
11- I
10- 5"
11- 1
10- 5
11- 1
10- 5
10- 1
a-20
Share,
of Company
Connecticut
Holdert
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
$70c
,
Holdert
When
P&
v.:
-
Cottons,
Canadian
1
9-20
9-30
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
10-15
'
■'
of Company
Name
9-14
I
10-
,
5c
Monthly
V
\
Payable of Ree.
...
■
Holder•
When
P" i
Share
of Company
Name
4
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
,
«
'
♦
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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1
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Number 5051..
Volume 174
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Holder«
When
Per
i
Edgewaterr Steel Co.
1 Monthly
414 .%
.
participating
Edison
El
Sault
Paso
preferred
Elastic
(quar.)
Electric
Boat
Electric
Controller
common
$2
Co.,
(quar.)-
preferred
10-
10-10
10-
1^'
25c
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
—
Mills,
Corp.
Inc.
Inc.,
4%
t
'
127 (4 c
(quar.)
i
1
10-
9-11
5614c
10-
1
9-11
25c
2%
10-
1
-9-20-
Great Western
11-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20-
%
...
10-31
$1.0614
—
(quar.)
1
1
9-18
10-
1 V'i •r.9-17
a....
-
__
25c
io-
25c
common——,
.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Fisher
Brothers
Co.;
Shoe
class
-Class B x—„I.'Flour Mills of America,
Foremost
Dairies,
Inc.,
1^,
4%
preferred
10-
1
1
10-
1
Worth
;
;
•
10-
Transit
Co.,
Foster & Kleiscrt Co.,
Fraser
Co.
9-20
10-
^9-17
25c
——
-
r:
1
10-
1
Companies,
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
15c
(quar.)—
Ltd., common (quar.)-—
i
5%
1
514%
preferred
-
General
I
(quar.) —
preferred
(quar.)
American
$4.50
preferred
Goneral
6%
General
,i
Oil
Co.
$8
.
General
Box
•General
J,
4%
convertible
General
Contract
American
l-
-
General
i
(stock
—
9-
.General Investors
(annual)-
10-11
10%
1214 %
■
25c
(s-a).
$1.
.(Boston)
5%, preferred
Corp.—
'
■
preferred
(quar_)_
8714c
$1.25
(
r
——
Mills, Inc.',
MoCors
6c"
$1.25
(quar.)__
:
9-
$1
f
Corp.,
convv.2nd
10-11
9-
8
Hercules Motors Corp.
10-
1
9-20
10-20
9-28
10-
9-10*
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-
8
Extra
6%
'
—_
preferred
'
General Telephone
4.40% preferred
Castings,
-
-414%
(Genuine
1
Time
Extra
Hoover
$2.25
$6 pfd.
com.
$6
(quar.)
(quar.)—__1:—x_—
common
(quar.)_-~—
Parts
(quar.i
J
Boston
Bearing
-
——'—
10- 1
9-20
(quar.)—
56»Ac
10-1
9-10
(quar.)—
60c
10-15
10-15
9-29
9-29
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_____;—
pfd.
(quar,)_—
9-11
Hotbl-CWbson. 6%
10-1
9-20
Houdaille-Hershey Corp., $2;25 pfd.
9-30
9-11
Household
10- 1
9-15
50c
10-
1
9-19
$1.0614
20c
10*
1
9-19
10-
1
9-17
9-28
5614c
10-
1'
" $1.25
10-
1
$1.50
10-
1
V
,
9-21
9-14
-
9-14
-
5%
preferred'
Corp..
com.
9334c
$1
Nature! Gas
Corp.,
com.
preferred. 4qjuar.)
Humphryes
Mfg.
preferred
—^
Co., common—
(ouar.)_—
——_
'
Huron & Bete Mortgage
fquar.)
10-15
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
9-14
30c
$1.50
9-30
9-30
9-19
9-19
$$1.50
(quar.)—
20c
62(4c
(q'»a«i4?_,_:_
preferred
Houston
9-28
10-20
3%%"
4%
Finance
10-1
9-15
$1.25
12-30
12-19
preferred
(quar.)
—
&
(quar.)—
(quar.i
Co., Inc.
—
(quar.)—
9-15
10-11
9-20
5c
11-
9-214
1
10-15
10- 1
12-1410-
9-20*
,
11-30;
1
9-15
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-14
11-1
1Q- 1
10-18
2c
1.1- 1
10-20
11-1
10-20
9-10
9-26
9-12
1
9-7
9- 7
1
9- 7
9- T
9-29
12(4c
45c
$1.25
$1.50
62(4c
1
9-27
10- I
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
8- 4
10-
10-
9-4
10- 1
9-20
1
9-15
12- 1
12- I
11-15
11-15
' k
9-28
—
$1.12(4
$1.07;
$1.12(4
10* 1
1.0- 1
JO- I
9-10
9-10
9-15
28c
$1.25
28c
$1,12(4
$1.06(4.
$1.75
25c
50c
101010101ft10101010-
9-15
9-15
9-10
9-10
>
&
(increased)
Common
(quar.)
Common
'
87(4c
35c
(quar.)
—
9-10
9-20
9-15
9-15
9-15
preferred (s-a)__—
Keyes Fibre Co.—
5.60%
1st preferred (quar.)—
Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Kidde (Walter) k Co., Inc.—
lft- 2
10- 2
9-15
9-15
9-17
9-24
10- 8
1- 8
4- 8
1- 8
1
.
(quar.)
Keystone
10-25
$L25
lft-23
62(4c
Jft- I
62(4c
10- 1
$1.12(4
10- 1
35c
10- 5
37'4c
10-15
37'4c 1-15-52
37'4c 4-15-52
$1.25 1-15-52.
5%
pfd. (s-a)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., common (quar.)
4(4 7" preferred
(quar.)
:
Kimberly Corp. (quar.)
King-Seeley Corp. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co., 4% pfd. (quar.).
Kirkland Lake Gold Mining Co., Ltd.—
35c
75c
$2.50
35c
60c
10- 1
11-1
9-10
12-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10* 2
10-15
10- I
$1.12(4
5c
50c
50c
9-14
9-10
9-10
9-1
9-28
9-14
11- 1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Koppers Company, Inc., common (quar.)__
4% preferred (quar.)___
Kroehler Mfg., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
preferred
10c
9-J9
10- 1
semi-annual
Company,
1
1
I
1
T
1
1
1
1
Supply. Co.—
Kentucky Stone Co., common (quar.)__
$1.50
$1.25
93%c
20c
9-26
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-29
5% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., class A <quar.>;—
Class B (quar.)___
______——
Kendall Company, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Kendall Refining
Co.
(q.uar.)
—_—
Kirsch
1
1
10-15
9-4
1
10- 5
(quar.)___
Switchboard
Reduced
1010r
1010-
9*14
10-15
(quar.)
A
$x$1.75
xl3A%
xl(4%
xl'A%
10-
9-1.4
$1
preferred
class
'
-
10- 1
10- 1
10-31
10- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred A
Common
9-20
«
50c
10- 1
io"oi
$1.12(4
9-12
to"S
12-27
12-88
10- 1
11- 1
»-14
10-15
Company—
Kroger
6%
1st
7%
2nd
Krueger
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(G.)
convertible
$1-50
$1.75
(quar.)
12'4c
Mfg. Co., Inc.
preferred (quar.)__
31'Ac
Brewing
Plante-Choate
57c
8-13
82(4c
$1.10
. 13%C
20c
75c
$1.50
25c
$1.12(4
Electric
preferred
Kellogg
'
9-15
1
—
Kellogg Company, common (quar.)____——
3(4 % preferred (quar.)_____
1
$3
10-
•
Kaynee Company, 7% preferred; (quar.)
Kearney (James R.) Corp. (quar.)
;
10-18
95c
$1
preferred
&
10-H
Light Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_i
Kansas Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)__
4,(4%-' preferred (quar.)
—
4(4% preferred (quar.)_—
1
9-28
:
$2.95
(quar.)
Laughlin
Common
$5
La
Hutting Sash & Door Co.—
8%
:
(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.—
9-15
$1.50
Horner* (FrtitrttHV:K"Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
HoteLGbm)S»OTiO"wr'( See Commodore Hotel, Inc.)
•
50c
10-25
10- 1,
10-1
-9-114
non-cum.
1st
$4.50
9-14
9-29
fl2(4c
Border's,
9-11
1
18-20
410- 1
—_w
9-28
1
15c
$1
1c
9-22
9-20
10-18
9- 1
1
Hie;
C
4.28%
11- 2
50c
25c
(quar.)
10-
,r $3
10-10
10-25
10-16
9-17
10*2
10- 1
10- 1
11-1
10-
6%
(quar,)——
$5
&
10-1
•
11-15
10-26
10- 1
62 (4c
11-
10c
of
-I
preferred
—
55c
.—
(quar.)——————
preferred
Ball
B
4(4%
9-15
9-15
9-15
1 9-29
9-20
9-24
9-20
—
—
50c
(accum.)J_;_"
Corp.,
Georgia Power Co.,
-
(quar.)
$1
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co,
i
Ltd.
(quar.)_____
preference
Kansas Gas
Teteplwuie A^clegrftph Co. (Ft. Wayne)—
$%•-prefe*re^^i(iiuarj
30c
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.
;—
Home
•
(quar.)_——v—-
(quar.)
Kansas City. Southern Ry.
4% non-cum. preferred (quar.)__
Kansas City Structural Steel.Corp.—
0%
preferred (quar.)—,—
9-24
9* 7
9- 7
11-10
,
9-28
com.
1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1
———
*') * Co.f
Company
preference
4%
4
Holly Development CdXquftr.)-
9-15
11-
(quar.)_
--••v$4'
9-28
—$1.50;
Corp.,
George Putnam Fund
J
1
1
;■!
&
preference
3.80%
HolUngsworth '& fWttttoey; Co.
9-15
1
1011-
(quar.)_
General? Steel
'General
10-
25c
_i___41
<
•
25c
1
_________—
35c
^General'Railway Signal Co.,
'
(quar.)_
11-
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
B.)
Semi-annual
9-24
*
1
3c
(quar.)——
preferred
(J.
(quar,)—__
Co. (quar.)_
—
Coal Co., common_________,___,
Kansas City Power &
9-25
9-20
9-14*
9-24
10-
series A (quar.)—
-53?4c
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. (monthly)
20c
Higbie Manufacturing Co», 5% pfd. (quar.)
12(4c
Hines (Edward) Lumber Co. (quar.);
•'
50c
A
Creek
Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Joplin Water Works. 6% preferred (quar.)_
Kahn's (E.) Sons Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
9-24
9-24
25c
40c
433Ac
9-14.
10-
'
preferred; (initial quar.)
Trust
Jones
10* 5
10- 5
,
10-1.7
10- %
60c
(quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty
Extra
.
9-24
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
Corp.
preferred
Johnson Oil Refining Co.
■
10-18
10- 1
t25c
10-10
Cement
preferred (quar.)
& Light
preferred (quar.)_^
Jewel Tea Co., 33A%
preferred
9-19
10-18
J$2.50
56'Ac
10%
$1.50
25c
25c
11-13
1
.
15c
50c
Power
,
9-28
9-18
10-19
9-14
9-25
10- 5
10-5
20%
—-.1
11-13
4(4%
.
9-12
(
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar,)—_____________
5% preference D (quar.)_
—___
Jamestown Telephone Corp. (N. Y.)—
9-17
91'Ac
25c
Products, Ltd., commoo.-
1
(quar.)x
$1.50
—$1.3714
(quar.).;
$5.50 preferred (quar.i—
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)
«
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Paper
11-
11-
$1.50
$1. preferred
preferred,
Co.,
11-26
$1.25
-
Service, $6 pfd.
(quar.)_
—
11-26
J.
10-15
10-15;
10-15
10-23
10- 1 '
10- 1
10-10
25c
(quar.)'
(George W.)
Hercules
•
Public
common
A
preferred (quar.)
% Stock div. (payable in nonvoting common)
Henkel-Clauss, $6 preferred (quar.)—
Co., Inc.
«
General
Inc.,
—
preferred (s-a)
Henke & Pvllot, 4(4%
■
^General " Paint
—
(quar.)
Hendersliot
8
9334c
.___
(quar.)—
.'General "Outdoor Advertising
-6%
preferred- (quar.)
(quar.)
B.
5%
]
Trust
General
General
-—
pfd.
dividend
preferred
7%
9-21
.
10- 1
10- 1
7%
9-17
10-15
10- 1
11-16
10- 1
10- 1 '
10-15
(quar.)
Rubinstein,
Helme
.
^___
C
;
Extra
Class
7
10-
10-25
40c
75c
"
..
Corp.,^$3.50 pfd. (quar.)
•General Industries, 5%
preferred (quar.)
$5 ,preferred
9-27
C
(increased)
—
7%
9-10
9-10
10- 1
$1.12(4
50c
(quar.)___________
preferred
Helena
4
Light
5%
Electric,
Stock
9-27
10-
(quar.)_____
43%c
11- I
(quar.)
5%
10- 5
9-12
10- 1 W- 9--15
10- 1
9-19
20c
$1.25
9-14^
9-14^
25c
com,
Ruppert, 4(4% preferred
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.—
10- 1
J20c
(quar.)
9-13
1
1
22(4c
$6
10-20
f
20c
Insurance:, (quar.)
Fire
$1.50
-
10-
12c
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.
;
9-23
11- 1
Ivey
11- 1
9-12
9-12
9-13
10- 1
10- 1
10-2'
50c
:
Ltd.,
11- 1
10-15
58%c
pfd.
America
of
10- 2
10-
(resumed)—
(quar;)—
Corp.
Co.„ 4.70%
9-7
11- 1
t$1.75
t8%c;
$60e
62(4c
Jacob
$1
9-7
$7VaC
Island
f
40c
1
10- 1
10-15.
9*15
Irving
9-15
■
9-7
10-
(quar.)——
Ironite, Inc., 55c conv. preferred
11- 5
.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)____—
preferred
3.65%
9-27
10-
114%
75c '
dividend);—
"
9-
10-
.—
1
9-13
4.80%
9-15
9-15
10-1
10-1
9-15
10-
10-15
12- 8
3-11
6-10
$1.08(4.
10-15
$65c
10-15
12-28
$1.25 3-31-52
$1.25 6-30-52
1
>
10-15
4.40%
10-
9-20
19c
12- 8
11-25
1
$1.50
—
Co.
9-14
10-
$75c
Iowa
•;,••
.12-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1....
9-14
" $50c
9-17
.
9-20
(quar.)
12-23
45c
25c
21 (4c
[ 3% preferred 1> (quar.) ______—
25c
5-% preferred E (quar.)
—
25c
Hayes Industries, Inc.
(quar.)—______—25c
Hays Corp.
10c
Hazel-Atlas
Glass
(quar.)__
30c
Heinz
(H. J.)
Company, common (quar.)—
.
45c
4(4%
1
Refractories
Marx
Engineering
Power
3.30%
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)
Stores
convertible preferred
5%
..Coolty*'. Co
Hawaiian
8-31
10-
&
9-17
f$1.25
(N.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Participating
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—
,
Corp., common
(quar.)
(2nd issue)
(quar.)
Haverhill. Gas-
f?
9-17
$1
Y.)
(N.
Plywood
Hartford
10-17
10-
50c
Foods
i
u"
;
11-
10-
1
Management Fund—
Investors Trust Co. (Rhode Island)
6%
9-17
.
(quar.)
..
Co.
Investment Foundation,
•
10- 1
(,quais4__
Hart,- Sfelvaffncr &
8
10-
10- 1
10- 1
pfd.
(quar.)__
pfd.
$2.50
20c
preferred
Hart
9-8
20c
$2
9-14
9-14'
10- 1
.
Ltd., 5%
Insurance
preferred
5%
.
9-17
75c
10- 1
10-15
(quar.)—$1.16
(quar.)
7%
Co.,
Corp.
Investment
10-
10-16
10-16
50c
Investors
50c
81.25
(quar.)__
preferred
Harrishurg Gas Gp;,',4(4% pfd.
9-20
9-
Bank
Fire
Harnischfcger
11-19
1
9-24
50c
1
Harding Carpets. Ltd,
,
Corp.—
Conv.-preferred
$3.75
9-26
15c
ordinary
preferred A (s-a)
4%
(General
9-27
•
preferred "(quar.)
i
Finance
•9-27
4c
depv receipts
i BonnSf--
5
1
10-11
9-17
—_
General Electric(quar.)
•General Ele^trte Co., Ltd.—
•
1010-
8-31.
.___
preferred;
Harbor
.8-31
(quar..
Corp.
10-15
10-
common.
2nd
10-15
10-31
10-
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
6%
10-
8-28
10- 2
V*
4'A%..preferred;(quar.)J
Harbison-Walker
lo- i
10- 1
tl2(4c
Hanover
-
10-17
1.0-15
Interstate
9-17
60c
——
(quar.)__
Telegraph
Common
—
Co.
Co.,
'. Hauover
10-
Interstate
Intertype
•
preferred
Paper Co.—
9t29
„
1
HR., conrmon
Service
9-29
1
9-10
9-10
9-17;
1
"
(quar.)—
—•
Ltd. (quar.)__—_
Co.,
Co.
Department
1
11- 1
11- 1
9-28
10-
Ltd.—
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp._
Securities Corp., 4%
pfd. (s-a)
10- 1
10- 1
10-
—50c
(quar.)
9-10
10-
common
Corp;,
Interstate
•
(quar.)
"
10c
$1.1214
15c
iqtiar.1___
Co.
Cable
1st-
4%J
•
—
9-25
—
(quar.)
l *-'
$$1.25
$$1.37
,
Baking Ge„
preferred
Ohio
&
preferred
4'/2%
8-31
——
series
Go., 4.64%
9-17
10-
___
Quarterly
General
-<
10- 1
.
9-20
50c
Inter-Ocean
75c
(Hartford)—
—
Public
10-15..
$30c
preferred (quar.)
Xv. 15cTransportation, Corp.— '%■%
American
9-20
9-11
Shares Inv. Trust (Hartford)—
...
9-15
;
common—
(Texas)—
iquar.)
convertible
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
50c
Extra;
10-
'
—
(quar.)
American
Common
t
Silver
(quar.)—
Y.)
(s-a)—
Hamilton Cotton
•
:
Co.,
International
$1.25
20c
25c
•
—M—
(s-a).
Rail
Hammermili
25c
.—
Investors
9-15
PublicUtil. Inv. Trust (Hartford)—
11-1
12-10
(N.
Power
9-20
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
10-1
f40c
Hahn Brass Co., Ltd., common
—
15c
Class A (quar.)_—
_________—20c
Hamilton Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)—
*12(4c
10-
Co.
(quar.)_____
Investment Trust
9-15
10-1
Galveston-Houston
.——
Gatineau Power Co.,
Shoe
37(4c
(quar.)
pfd.
Salt Co._
International
$3
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-22
150c
—
(quar;).
Gannett'Co.," Inc., class B- conv. pfd.
Power
International
9-15
50c
Co.
9-28
10-22
(quar.)
International
8-31'
1
Quarterly
9-17
:
10-25—
10-
preferred
9-10
1
20c
9-15
1
'
par), (quar.)___—_ —
10-
Gypsum Lime Si Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
9-13
$$1.18 "
Froedtert Corp;; common (quar.)
__—25c,
$2.20 preferred (quar;)'-—
55c
Fuller (D. B.l &'Co., common—
214c
!
0% convertible preferred (quar.t—714c
Fuller Mfg. Co.
(quar.)—:
______—
25c
Gain (Robert) Company, .6%
pfd. (quar.)—
30c
434%
preferred ($5 par)
($100
10-
;
.
1
10-
10-15
$$1.12(4
(quar.)_
$1
of Canada,
7%
25c
$1.06(4
Gulf
l-M0-15
50c
Inc.-(quar.),—
10-
50c
;
1
50c.;'
•
V
10-
Co.
9c
A__—__
10-
'
$65c
9-10
;—
Gulf
.
9-17
75c
;
—
class A pfd.
80c, class
9-10'
9-15
Co.—
_
10- 2
10- 2
Inter-Ocean
1
10- 1
$30c
$37(4c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)—
International Milling Co., 4%
9-20
9-10
10-
(Chicago)—
Products
Co,
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)—
10- 1
50c
Industries, Ltd.—
7%
Brewery Co., common..
$3 preferred
$8
;
9-25
Canada, Ltd.—
of
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
(5 preferred
9-15
8-3 F
10-
37(40
112'Ac
Francisco." Sugar- Co;, /(irreg.,)^—$2..
Franklin Telegraph Co. (s-a)—,—$1.25.
Foundation
Metal
9-20
37(40
...
6%
common
Non-cumulative
9-15
1
10-
10-
;
convertible
GuU. Mobile
75c
-
Corp.,
preferred
Guardian
•,
t$1.50
—
—
Harvester
t5c
common—___________
9-17
tlOc
4
25c
*
9-17
1
50c
Cellucotton
International
9-14,
2
1
10-
75c
International
Quarterly
9-17
10-
10-
$12(4c
t$l
Co
10- 1
$1.75
Ltd.
10-15
America
30c
(quar.)
Cooperage,
Preferred
I. 9-18.
—...
(quar;)
Co.,
preferred
$1.50
9-18
\
(quar.)
;
Steamship
International Nickel
(initial)
common
Co,.
10-15
$1.25
Bronze Powders, common——
participating preferred (quar.)
UOc
Guardian
1*^9-20
10-
1214c
(quar.)-
(quar.)—
Company
Extra ____!
6%
(Winnipeg)—
(quar.)—
1
10-1
$1.06(4
(quar.)
common
11-
$1.05
4(4%
.
Guardian
H-30
25c
$1.25'
preferred (quar.)—
Formica
B
Wire
Guaranty Trust
lvt,_;8-27
10-
(q,uar.)
common
Class
9-5
10- 1
9-15
27(4c»
12- 1
12V2C
9-26
1
50c
_—
12-10
—
:
9-17
1
10-
•
6%
'
10-
(qnax:)'~_z$1.05
1st pfd.
Quarterly
40c
Power,
Bros.
5%
9-20'"
1-2-53—
.
Foreign Light & Power, 6%
9-14
•
10-11
i
——•••
pfd.
10- 5
(quar.)
10-31
10-
$1.03(4
(quar.)___
(Houston)
9-17
9-18
50c
Building
A
10-26
'vl;-. • ;.■/.'
5% junior preferred (quar.)——25c
5-%. convertible preferred (quar.)
«.i
25c
Fair Stores,- Inc., $4.20
Forbes & Wallace, S3., class A
Exchange
Class
Gruen Watch
$20
,
Food
Insurance
(quar.)
4(4%
9-20
1;:.,.
10-
1 50c
——
___;
10-10
International
100%
A
i
1
9-20
9-18
——
pfd. ..(quar.)
$5
Co.,
11-
North
of
10-15
10-20
Inc., new com. (initial)
Florsheim
Co.
30c
Griesedieck Western
9-20
i
10-
preferred (s-a)—$1
$2
Insurance
Y.)—
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. (quar.)
Griggs Cooper, 5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Grocery Stores Products Co. (quar.)——
First
Corp.,
9-20
9-28
11- 1
9-14
First National Store*,
York
1
10-19
11-15
$2
$1.50
—
•
First National. Bank
10-
Inc., com. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)——___56V4C
Ins.
1"
11- 1
25c
(quar.)_
9- 5
Co., Ltd.—
pref. (quar.)
1*
9-20
62(4c
(quar.)
10- 1
Sugar Co.,
(B.)
Greyhound
i.9-28v
A
25c
10-1
$1
.
Pennsylvania
(qjuar.)——
Firestone. Tire & Rubber Co.———.
Fort
119-17 "•
t 10-15 ;
10-15
.
dividend
preferred B
preferred
Interlake
(N.
1
10-
30c
International
Greenwich Water System,
Greif
10-31
Stock
11-26'
4(4%
9-27
Co.
10-
$25c
—_
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c participating A (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Inglis (John)> Co., Ltd
9-5
Mountain
$1.50
-
15c
of
12-15
—
9-15
11-
$1
$$5
Greenwich Gas
9-18r
10-
25c
"
-
10-
25c
•.
65c-,
Co,
12-10
12-10
11-2$
11-26
11-28
10- 1
10- 1
preferred
Extra
10-11
75c
—,
_
12-10
10-15
'
9-15
1
11-20
t37'/ac
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co.
56'Ac
37V2C
(quar.)
9-5
Canada—
of
4%
'
50c
Company
Partlcipatinc
1
10-11
10-31
6214c
io-
Finance
i
7%
Co.
10-
40c
(increased);
preferred
(quar.)
933Ac
Life
convertible
Green.
4.20%
9-24
$2
(resumed)--,:
Great West Life Assurance Co.
participating preferred (quar,)—
"
V 4%
50c
9-7
9-12
10-13
Quarterly
•
Assurance
10-19
1
10- 1
$1.18%
Common
10-15
!
Great West Felt
(quar.)___
(quar.)——_—_—_____
35c
Insurance
Great Southern
'
10-11-
9-15
10- 1
$25c
62',4c
31'Ac
(quar.)
(resumed)
(quar.)__
preferred
1
.—
Y.)
pfd.
414 % preferred
Company, common
American
Greening
—
Filing Equipment Bureau,
'
9-14
1
10-26
9-18
11- 1
(quar.)
class A
$1.37(4
$2
preferred
(quar.)
& Michigan Electric—
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
$1.50
$2
Quarterly
10-
—
%
$2.25
Great
:'.r:;9-io
-^.9-14
Co.
1Q-
Indiana
10- 1
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
9-11
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.l
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)-
■T
-10-16-
yl2- 4
9-20
9-18
10- 1
10- 1
25c
Gray Drug Stores (increased quar.)_.
1
(quar.)-—-—
(N.
10-
10-
8-31
25c
Co.,
10-
——
Federation Bank & Trust Co.
'
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
45c
^
.—i-tf.
Union
(W. T.)
33A%
$0.185625
35c
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—
Felters
9-10
1
8-31
1
12V2C
$5c
Industries, Inc.
Grant
25c
——
«
Grand
Grand
$1
(quar.)—-
convertible
preferred
Zinc
11- 1
,
Quarterly
Imperial Paper & Color Corp. (s-a)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
-4%' preference (quar.)
Incorporated Investors
9-13
1
1Q-
10- 1
(quar.)
Paige Corp., 5%
9-14
35c
(interim)
& Co., Ltd.,
5%
10-
10-
5
10-
$1.50
——
(quar.)
Grafton
8.
25c
___________
common
dividend
414%
B
50c
Extra
i
class
11-
10-
5 %
preferred
3
10- 1
(quar.)
8%
-t.v9-24'
10-
10-20
yl2-15
10- 1
(quar.)
common
Co.
A
10-15
$4.75
Illinois
& Co.^
class
35c
(s-a)—
(quar.u
(quar.)
Federated; Publications
Ltd.,
Hosiery
(W. R.)
preferred
-
Federal Insurance Coc (quar.)
Federated. Department Stores, Inc.—
Common
Gotham
12-2L__13-17
126c
^$2.50
1
25c
$1.75
$1
$1.1214
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
8%
J.1-
1
10-
$1
75c
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd
preferred
12-
$1.25
—____
——
i
Golden State,
1 ^*0-20
25c
(quar.
Co.,
Brothers, Inc.
Manitou
6%
1
10-
plus
(increased)
(quar.),
Telegraph Co.
9-29
10-
share
per
common
9-20
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
10-
1
10-25
11- 1
50c
50c
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
$52.50
lO-tJl
$1.25
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)i
414%
preferred (quar.)———.——,
Faultless Rubber Co.
(reduced)
•■••
Golden
9-21
8
15c
Brewing Corp., common, (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.
Stock
10-
1
called for redemption
at
1
prior preferred
Goldblatt
■*
10-15^,9-28
40c
$1
Corp.
preferred
414 %
.
10-
25c
Sugars, Inc., class A
Gold & Stock
Grace
.*_
common
Fairmont Foods
Falstaff
5^.'
quar.)
tN. Y.)
Graham
(quar.)
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
1^^3.-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
European.& North American Ry.
5%
10-
10-25
Imperial Life
common
being
Oct.
preferred
$4.50
4,, 9-17
Company—
4.16%
Evershaip,
1^9-17:
tlOc
Eskimo Pie Corp.,. 5% preferred
Estabrooks {T. H.) .Co., Ltd.—
'
Above issue
7%
50c
(initial
dbmpany,
Godchaux
1
50c
Co.—
&
'
this dividend.
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
9-20
_
(quar.)__
,
RR. Co. (quar.)
Illinois Commercial Telephone Co.—
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
;
a—9-1.7
10-
(quar.)
Illinois Central
10- 1
50c
convertible preferred
on
10-
75c
common
9-20
10-15
$1.25
Falls Insurance
9-21
62140
683Ae
(initial)
$5 preferred A
Erwin
9-28
25c
—
9-20
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
11-26
45
When Holden >
Payable of Reo.
share
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co.—
$6 preferred (accum.)
(irreg.)_
(quar.)
common
414 %
9-20,
(quar.)
t
4.% preferred (quar.)
Equitable Office Building
Railroad
Glidden
l^ 'W-15
ItT lk-20
1-^9*14,
75c
;
Y.)
Endicott Johnson Corp.,
Erie
Glens
f 0-20
1110-
Products, Ltd.—
Heating
common
New
50c
(quar.)_
(increased)
Co.
Consolidated
(N.
10-
Co.
Razor Co., common
McBean
Per
„
Name of Company
11-30
10- 1
;
pref.
K;™Z-n
1
75c
Mfg.
(quar.)
Empire Trust Co.
10-
Cement
Extra
$5
^,Q- 1
25c
.;
—_
New
10-15
25c
—
Company, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)-*——
'5(4%
preferred (quar.)_
Emerson Drug Co,, 8% preferred (quar.)
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
i
20
10
40c
-
_
preferred
&
Products
&
Gillette Safety
$1.1214s
Elliott
Enamel
Company
(s-a)
(quar.)
C.)
Portland
Gladding,
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
5%
Co.
(A.
25c
Stop. Nut Corp. of America
Electrical
Art
Giant
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
25c
I2V2C
$1
Gibson
Gilbert
$1.0614.
(s-a)_,
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
12-24
,.ra2;14
When
Share
5%
Cc.,
10-25
'
Elder Mfg,. Co. (quar.)
Electric
Auto-Lite
Co..-
A.)
11-24,^-11-1^
(Texas)
Natural
Paso
Co.
10-15
(S.
17c
Inc.
preferred
Electric
Electric
r4'4%
El
Stores,
.Name of Company
Gerrard
"9-14
17c
/.
_.
Brothers
1
17c
—___
——
_
10-
J40c
_
(monthly)-—
Monthly
Edison
Ltd
Trust,
Payable o/, Rec.
Share
"
Investment
Per
-
c
'
Name.af Company
Economic
•(1237)
10-15
.
11- I
10-^
^
10-15
46
(1238)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
:
La
**
Name of Company •«.
Salle
Extension
Holdert
when
per
'■
10c
Quarterly
Labatt (John), Ltd. (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Laclede Gas Co. (increased quar.)
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd
___
Laclede-Christy
1-10-52
12-28
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
35c
12 Ac
tlOc
35c
10-
9-14
10-15
t6c
__
Mississippi
Mississippi
9-14
Missouri
Lambert
(Alfred)
Class
B
Lambert
&
$2.50 pfd. (quar.)..
H.), Inc., $6 pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
8-21
4.30%
12-31
12-20
Mitchell
(J.
12-31
12-20
Mitchell
9-21
$2.50
preferred
(James)
&
10-31
11-15
11-
10-
1
10- 1
$1.12'/a
10-15
11- 1
10-31
9-29
Oil
V
Co.
30c
37 Ac
...
Above
10-1"
pfd.
$1.75
stock
pays
September,
December
and
10-25:
11-1
250
50c
capital (quar.)..
$1.10
quarterly
in
y
,
(quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
Locke
Steel
Chain
Co.
Lone
(quar.)
Star
5%
6%
Brewing
Co.
(quar.)i.
Dock—
&
V'
6%
6%
preferred
9-10
Mutual
System,
*
Co.
National
10i-
9-
1
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-14
10-1
9-15
10-1'
"10-15
^^ropoMtan Edison
9-20
4A%
10-15
9-30
5%
10-15';"
9-30
10-
9-14
9-20
$1.40
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-14
National
National
10-
1
1
9-21
10-
1
9-14
9-14
Miller-Wohl
4%%
Co.,
&
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
10-1
9-18
10-
1
9-28
9-18
4'/a %
1
9-18
1
9-17
New
10-
1
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
25c
10-1
9-15
25c
10-
1
9-24
New
$1.06y4
10-
1
9-24
New
15c
10-
1
9-15
i0-
i
1
9-15
25c
10-
1
9-15
&
Cuba
9-20
'New
A
York
&
S.
1
9-10
1
$1.06A
10V
$1.50
9-
?
"
Richmond
10-
i
9-15
10-
1
9-12
New York
10-
1
9-12
3%%
10-1
9-12
*$i
11-
25c
™
10-15
l
10-
5
10-
1
10-
1
9-24
12_20
12-12
9-17
prior
preferred
State
(accum.)
Electric
preferred
&
Y.
Trust
Co.
Telephone (Ohio)
preferred (quar.)
,?
1
9-
5
10-1
9-
5
Newport
10-
1
9-
5
$i.083/4
10_
j
9-
5
50c
10-
8
^x
pfd~
,4yi%
(quar-)-
Telephone—
$1.12vi
10-
ii-3o
9-24°
11-16
10-
1
9-15
20c
10-12
9-21
$1.10
11-1
10-15
preferred
Nicholson
File
Co.
5Vic
(quar.)
10-
l
onr
r
t4r
Ltd.__
}«"in
9-20
9-11
American
Car
American
1
10-16
10-1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
*40c
10-
1
9-6
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-21
$1.06A
Corp.
(quar.)__
:
Co.___
30c
10-
1
9-7
Rayon Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
75c
10-
1
9-17
American Refractories Co.
(Increased)
Shore Gas Co
^
;
25c
10-15
North American
North
11-
93%c
50c
(quar.)___
$2 convertible preferred
North
9-15
20c
;
9-25
;s-}
10-
1
North
9-
7
Northern
Pacific
9-
7
Northern
States
7
$3.60
preferred
(Minn.),
(quar.)
9-14
<,uar°:
50c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)_Z
25o
56Vic
class
A
(quar.)
15c
common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_I""I
(quar.)_
10c
56 Ac
.
5qc
10
$4.80
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
10-15
9-28
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02A
,10-15
9-28
9-
15
10-
10-
1
in-
i
10-15
9-
5
Power
8
Northwestern
8
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.—
Semi-annual
j
9-18
10-
1
9-18
9-28
Leather
(quar.)_
Northwestern States Portland
Norwich
4.50%
90c
___.
5
35c
preferred
9-15
10-
10-20
10-15
10-
1
3
9-28
*
9-28
9-11
11-10
11-
2
50e
10-
1
9-21
(quar.)
33%c
11-
1
10-10
7
15c
1
9-11
10-
$1.12 A
9-21
10-
25c
.
.
9-19
10-15
1
9-11
10-19
11.12A
10-
9-28
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
$1.12 A
9-10
10-
1
i
75c
(quar.)_
pfd.
9-15
9-15
-
10-
1
75c
11- r
10-15
11-
,
10-15
1
10-1
9-14
75c
10-20
10-
•.=$1
10-15
10-
17 Ac
11-1
10-
1
22 Ac
10-15
10-
1
-r
(quar.).
prior preferred
pfd.
1
10-15
$1.
97 Ac
'
1
10-
93%C;
(Hartford) (quar.)
Ry.< <quar.)___
$4
10-
V; 62 Ac
(quar.)
Inc..
9-14
12-14
Co.—
(quar.)
common
12-14
10- 1'
1-2-52
$1
Trinsportation
9-14
1-2-52
?,$1>
.
(quar.)___
(quar.)^
Union
,
(s.-a)
(accum.)
53Ac
Z":
&
Water
5
1
•-10-
Pocahontas
Sulphite «fe
Corp.
&
pfd.
Car
preferred
Prosperity Co..
(quar.)
&
Public
20c
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)___
9-15
1
9-26
10-
1
9-25
10-
1
9-25
10c
.
$1
;
10-15
9-29
10-
9-
*75c
1
10-15
5
9-20
10-15
9-20
10-
1
9-13
10-
1
9-14
preferred
(quar.)
$2
10-15
9-25*
$2
(accum.l—
10-
9-12
$1.25
1
10-15
10-
5
10c
&
Co.
ef
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-15
10-
Y.)—
;
(quar.)
9-15
9-20
12-
1
11-15
10-
1
30c
10-
1
9-15
$2
Manufacturing Co
10-
1
9-15
1
9-
7
20c
class A
(s-a)—
10-
11-30
11-
11-
5
10-31
*2c
Ltd
,
10-10
15c
—
(quar.)
Distribution Shares—
35c
$1.50
(irreg.)
preferred
Quebec Telephone Corp.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
1
$1.25
Co., 5% conv. pfd, (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
Mines,
1
9-25
10-
50c
Pyle-National
common
50c
$1.75
Pure
Manitou
9-17
Oklahoma—
Alegre Sugar (quar.)
Co.,
9-14
1
$1.16 A
(N.
1
10-
$1
Co.—
10-
$2.50
50C
Bank
RR.
Punta
Quebec
1
10-
*56'Ac
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__„
Corp., common voting
original preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
10-
75c
4.65 %
Quaker Oats
'
*$1.50
;
Publication
Pyrene
9-21
45c
Co
preferred
7%
1
Ltd.—
Worcester
National
4%
9-14
10-
-
45c
Quarterly
Public Service
1
,".r.
(quar.)_
Inc.—
Co.,
5%
Gas
Providence
10-
,
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar. )_
partic. preferred
Providence
9-15
15c
>
(quar.)
preferred
$5.40
1
$1
v
Co.:
Proctor & Gamble, 8% preferred
Prospect Hill Apartments, Inc.—
'
9-19
10-
Power
Lambert,
4A %
1
*17 Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
9-10
10-
v.
non-cum.
Pressed
9-10
1
50c
;
preferred
1st
9-10
2
10-
75c
Paper Co.—
preferred
1
10-
35c
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
9-20
$1.75
■"•.V
(quar.)
Chocolate
non-cum.
6%
35c
$1.50
(quar.)__
Creek
8%
Co.
convertible
1
-
Cement (quar.)
Pharmacal
10-
10-25
17Ac
common
9-
85c
75c
(increased)
10-
i0
io-25
Ry.
:
2nd pfd.
6%
9-29
1
30c
(quar.)
Newport Industries, Inc., 4A% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.____
North
10-10
10-
9-
9-25
1
2nd
6%
9-14
50c
1
11-
Northern
Huron
Pratt
$1.50
9-19
10-
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
9-7
,
1
7%
Power
Electric Corp.
3%%
______________
67Vic
1
1
10-
50C
Co,
Portland General Electric Co.
7
93%c
(quar.)___
com.
Extra
(quar.)
1010-
37 Ac
9-15
9-20
•.-/ 4%
9-7
$1.12A
1
$1.50
Mills,
Common
9-24
10-1
Newark
6%
>
9-
$1
97'/>c
95c
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
06AC-;
„
10-
10-
25c
10-15
Pond
•
10-1
1
(s-a)
preferred
Potomac
preferred (quar.)
4A%
preferred (1949 series)
N.
$3
;
-
93%c
Newberry (j. j.) Company,
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
_
;
Gas—
(quar.)
$4.50
.
10-20
30c
(quar.)_
6%
9-15
1
10-
1
preferred
4A%
Port
y
JO- 1
:
10-
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd., 7%
Pollock's, Inc. (quar.)
9-17
Gas—
50c
Plough,
9-7
1
9-15
common
Suburban
Planters Nut
?
10-
1
preferred
Plainfield
7
10-1
35c
10-
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Co.—
(quar.)
9-10
52c
10-
1st
non-cum.
Common
9-10
1
1
1
<'
9- 7
>
9-10
10-
4'A% preferred B (initial quar.)
v;, 53'/.c- -10-, 1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (quar.l.
62Ac
11- 1
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
9-19
10-1
9-10
1
$1.25
preferred
3.90%:
V/
9-10
1
9-10
1
10-
"
8-31
1
10-
$1.01'A
(quar.)__,
S.
1
10-
.$1
1010-
I
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—
9-14
10-
40c
$1.15
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft, 4A%
9-14
1
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mail
preferred
50c
87Vic
ini
Paper
preferred
Y.
5,60%
37i/2C
62Vic
convertible
1
1
10-
$1.50
50c
56 Ac?
(quar.)__
Jersey Water. $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
16%c
(quar.)
quar.)
Grain,
N.
10-
10-
9-10
(quar.)
Pioneer Petroleum Co.,
9-20
25c
York,
6%
.
9-15
10-
preferred
10-15
9-10
1
_____
(quar.)
common
Phoenix Insurance Co.
9-17
$1.50
$1.18%
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
4.05%
'
1
10-
10-
■
1st
Pillsbury
9-29
1
10^
5
10- 1
;
____
common—
Company;
Piedmont &
V:
(quar.)_
preferred
10-15
$1.12A
10-
>'
9-20
10-
20c
-
com.
10-15
1
9-7
$1.25
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.,
4■% preferred (quar.)
9-17
10-22
1
$1.12 A
$1.12A
—
i
Corporation—
3%% preferred A
10-15
10-
*15c
(quar.)
Service,
(quar.)
1
10-22
10-
'
preferred
5%
9-17
10-
5'
2-
'■
(quar.)
Philco
9-14
17Ac
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
10-
25c
1
1
15c
New England Power, 6%
preferred (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.
New
1010-
25c
Orleans: Public
9-15
40c
a
25C
(quar.)
$4 non-cum.
9-15
50c
;
2-
11- 5
$1.25
Co.—
(quar.)__
preferred
,
W
11-15
:
33c 2-15-52
/
-
Light
33c
;
"
(s-a)
preference
6%
$4
10-31
10-15
*50c
1
10-15
*37Ac
(quar.)
$6
A%
Co.,
2-15-52
11-
50c
/
(quar.)
Philadelphia
(quar.)
preferred
Milk
9-15
12-15
11-15
.
25c
■■
<
(quar.)
$4.50
9-7
11-
&
$4.50
9-28
$1.12A
Co.
New England Insurance Co.
New England Laundries,
4%%
1
A
10-
9-20
1
1-1-52
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
9-20
10-
35c
-
convertible
',
Inc.—
Corporation
Common
9-29
10-1
•
9-20.
10- 3
62 Ac
25c
Publishing Co.,
Class
4
9-15'
10-13
5c
r
;
(quar.)
9-21
"
preferred
preferred
$5
9-15
3
15c
(quar,).
Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
New England Electric System
(quar.)
New England Gas & Electric Association—
9-24
10-3
10-
Corp
common
preferred
Philadelphia
9-15
10c
10-
10-20
3
40c
Extra
Nehi
*$i
10-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Mfg.
12-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Pet
10-11
$1.12A
(quar.)
9-20
12-20
Drug Stores, Inc.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
9-26
1
15c
Ltd.
1
Peoples
12- 1
10-20
11-
20c
87c
(Quar.)
Ontario
&
*1-2-52
$1.50
New Brunswick
5C
common
Reclaiming,
convertible
Minnesota
T
Tile
t
9-1
common
Inc.
10-
62 Ac
preferred
2nd
9-14
2 Ac
(quar.)___.
Products
preferred
4A %
:
10- 1
1
(quar.)_
Penton
9-1
10-1
r.
Corp.,
preferred
National
9-28
i
Co.,
(quar.)__
Refining Co. (quar.)_______
Supply Co., common (quar.)
9-14
25c
v
10- 1
9-14
1
1
preferred
$5
9-17
*50c
10-10
10-
$1
(quar,)-;
1st
9-13
Sugar
4.% %
1
.
________
1
1
V
10-25
$0.140625
Midwest Piping & Supply
Mfg,
Car
10-
$1.37Vi
(quar.)______
10-
10-
,
Co.
Utilities
4Vi %' preferred
Co.,
J
9-13
35c
Special
9-14
10-
Steel
9-28
1
9-23
10-25
.
9-17'
10-
10-15
250
*55c
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)—
___'
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.—
/ Common
(quar.)
10-20-
10-15
$1.50
__
10-
preferred
4.60%
'
-
Co.—
—_—_—
(quar.).,
preferred
4A %
9-14
*37'Ac
—
25c
com-
Miller
$15c
Corp
Products,
preferred (quar.)
National
;.
$1.25
Starch
$1.50
Michigan Bumper Corp. (quar.)
^as ^ E^ectr(c»
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Mid-States Equipment, 7% conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Midwest Rubber
(quar.)
1
10-1
20c
—_
(quar.)_L____
Shares
10-15-'
<•
50c
*
y::';
10-
9-20
(quar.)
5%
10-11
10-30
i
(quar.)
National
National
10-1
5c
y
10c
Corp.,
Motor Bearing
Radiator Co.
15c
common
Co.^,
Pacific
National
17Vic
Co-> 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
?tern- ^
Associated
preferred
9-20
31 Ac
V
Service
preferred
10-15
44c
(quar.)
preferred B
National
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Prefe"ed
Linen
9-4
1
:
$1 r;
Corp
6%
National
11-
:
•.
^
10-15
50c
j,
9-19:
9-20
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power
;/■> Common (quar.)
9-29
11- 1
—;
com.
7*
10-15
*15c
Investors
Lead Co.,
1
______
1
(quar.)
National
300
_
10-
1
10-15
10-15
Penney (J. C.) Co
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—
*
Common
(quar.)
9-4
*15c
National
10-
1 >.■"
9-
1
10-
50c
<
9-15*
9-21
9-15*
.
MO-
$1.32
,9-29
10-15
1
5
$1.10
—
$1.32
11-15
10-
10-
5c
$1
*
9-29
1
10-
10-15
37 Ac
$1 preferred
9-29
25c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)___
preferred
South
A
12-20"
10-15
Ac"
preferred (accum.)__
Telephone,
Common
4
50c
(quar.)
(Hartford)—
Co., Ltd.,
9-18
30c
preferred
class
20c
___
Co._
Building
Copper
A
$1
quar.)_________.
(initial
Metal
Peninsular
65c
Gypsum
class
20c
__
Corp.,
Peninsular
12-
1;
50c
(quar.)
9-17
*25c
.
Co.
Steel
<fc
9-21
•.
preferred
60c
11-15
y':
Gas
Iron
9-20
62Ab
5"
10-
$1.12 A
preferred
1
(irreg.) >"
(quar.)Co. (quar.)—
National Hosiery Mills.
Ltd., class B
1
(quar.)
com.
Fuel
convertible
1'
10-15
9-15
10-
common...—...—__
Co.,
10-
2c
;
10-27
10-15
Pipe Line Co.—
10- 2
'*
"
75C
(quar.)_„_
Chemical
5 %
v
Machines
Co.
1
Express.
Corp., 6%
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mfg.
50c
J__
Grocers
National
9-14
12-
$17Vic
__
Welding
Insurance
Quarterly
$1.50
9-24
•
,
(quar.)
preferred
-
Peden
*44c
Y.)
10-
.
(quar.)
37Ac
—
40c
Company, old
&
Fire
National
-
Co.
Acceptance
Metropolitan
Quarterly
Midland
National
9-24
15c
preferred (quar.)
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.____
Messenger
Corp.
(quar.)—
Middle
6
,9-29
1
12Vic
$3.50
Michigan
Electric
62Vic
(quar.)
____
3.90%
National
$1.25
(quar.)
(Aruthr G.) & Co., cl. B
(Increased)
McQuay, Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)__
3.85%
1•
10-15
30c
McKee
Machine
10-
9-15
10-15
City Lines, Inc.
preferred A (quar.)—
$4
60c
3Vi% preferred (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
common
10-15
1*
9-29
*$3
____
(reduced
10-
25c
27Vic
_____
4'/4%
preferred
(quar.).
Mead Johnson & Co.
(quar.)
Extra
$1.183A
9-21
1
Co.
preferred
Park
12-28
National
10-15
10-15
60c
McCaskey Register, 4 Vi % (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.).,
McCrory Stores Corp., common (quar.),.
preferred
,
(N.
4%
9-29
4c
Co. (quar.)
Manufacturing
&
9-21
*
10-
40c
Register
City Bank
10-
....
preferred (quar.)
5A%
preferred (quar.)
5.40%
Chemical
$1.50
'
6%
Miami
Cash
National
(quar.)
(irreg,)
W.), Inc. (quar.)
McBee Company, common
(increased)
Mesta
National
$10
(J.
New
9-15
9-15
1
37
Telephone & Telegraph
preferred (quar.)
Pantex
$1.50
common
9-15
10-
$1
(quar.
Panhandle Eastern
9-14<
10-15
37 Ac
Breweries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)_
Page Hersey Tubes. Ltd
10-15
a4s/3d
—
10-15
11-1
10-15-
11-10
1
ii.-—
5%
National
11-10
10-
(quar.)—_
common
Pacific
preferred
Packard-Bcll
9-28
11-30
9--14
10-15
(quar.)__
Intermountain
6%r
11-30
'
9-14
9-15
10-15
Lighting, $4.40 pfd. (quar.)
$4.50
9-24'
10-15
2c
(quar.l
10- 1
(accum.)—.
aA..
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Trust
A
1
1
1
"
'
.
National
(increased).
common
9-14
National Alfalfa
20c
"'
$150
t
9-17
$1.50
...
Marsh (M.) & 8or. (quar.)—
Marsha 11-Wells, 6% preferred
(quar.)
.Maryland Drydock Co., common (quar.)
Class
America—
10-
*20C
Mfg.,
9-30
10-
50c
Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
preferred
(quar.)___
National Biscuit Co., common
(quar.)—
$1.06'/4
50c
Telephone Co,, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Market Basket Corp.
(Calif.),
$i: preferred
(quar.)
:
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
Pacific
9-14
*15c
$1.50
9-29
'AA'/v''
___
Corp.
Pacific
9-14
y
—
preferred
13 %c
Y.)
8-31
$1.75
9-29
*
,
.
(N.
1
10-1
10-
10- 1
10-
(quar.)
preference
Indemnity Co.
10-1
1
11-15
(quar.)_™
Pacific
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
Inc.,
*25c
7%
Merck &
Pacific Gas & Electric
8-31
59%c
10-15
(reduced)
Machine
Maritime Telegraph &
Common
(qnar.)
Merchants
8-31
8-31;
1
f:
$1.06
(quar.I.
i
Machine
6%
60c
preferred
Calculating
McQuay-Norris
1
1
10-
10-
11-20
Investors, Inc.—
10-
20c
9-21 I
5
50c
10-
59%c
10-17
5
12-
$1.12 A
preferred
10-
$1.50
1
1110-
%
11-15
—
Products, Inc., 4%
American
"
7
y
Co.____
*25c
3c
of
Pacific
9-
27 Ac
t$1.75
;
Tel.
Elevator
9-15
2
*1
(quar.)
com.
t22Ac
■>
t$1.75
10-15'
(quar.)
pfd.
Otis
Pabco
10-
9-28
*$1.75
Ltd.,
Oswego Falls Corp.—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
—.
Extra
:>
5c
5%
Midland
9-10
9-29
9-17
9-10'
9-21
$1
9-19
1
1
*$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
10-15
Co., Ltd
Chemical Co.
9-17
9-14
10-
$2
1
$50c
(quar.)..
«fe
4%
1
25c
Debenture. Co.
10-
Drop
Mutual
10-15
6
10-
50c
(quar.)
<fc
1010-
preferred series B
3-20
Realization
Marathon Corp.,
12-20
10-15
Loan
$1.75
*20c
-
States Tel.
10-10
(quar.)
Co.
Royal Metal
10-
1
Ltd
common
(quar.);
redeemable preference (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)_____™i—
4%
7%
1
11-
50c
Copper Mines Ltd. (interim)
Mullins Mfg. Co.; (quar.)
»;
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)__^
Murray Corp. of America, 4%- pfd. (quar.)_
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-20
<10-1
preferred
62Ac
-
Mufulirax
9-15
1
Ontario
10-27
$1.50
Works
Telegraph
Corp., Ltd.,
4-1-52
v
;
RR.,
Manufacturers Trust Co.
McKay
35c
;—
$1.25
____^_
...
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
6% preferred (quar.)
Mays
Locomotive
.10-1
45c
...
Ltd.,
1
1-1-52
$1.75
6% prior pfd. (quar.)..
Maine Public Service
Co., common (quar.)
5A% preferred (quar.)
Marine
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
"
common
(quar.)
___,
Co.,
preferred
10-
11-14
10-15
2 A
—.
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Co. (quar.)—:
Orange & Rockland Electric
Power
30c
______________
Mahoning Coal Railroad Co.
Extra
pfd.
11-29
20C
50c
50c
Ontario Steel Products CoM
7%
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores, common
Marchant
$3.50
9-14
(quar.)
9-15
$25c
(quar.)...
Sugar.
9-14
10-
31'ACr.
-
Mar-Tex
1
9-14 r
1
B
9-12
.
4
1
10-
30c
Inc. (stock dividend)
Omnibus Corp., common
9-15
62Ac
(quar.)
fcowney (W. M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)...
Luzerne City Gas & Electric—
Manitoba
9-15
10-
>
62Vic
Lower St. Lawrence Paper Co
5% preferred (quar.)
Maine Central
1
10- 1
25c
62Vic
-
.....
55c preferred
10-
Class
9-
9-29
10-
$1.25
Omar,
9-14
1
50c
$1.10
Inc.—
9-15
Mount
<
(Ky.) com.
5% pfd. ($25 par)
(quar.)....;
5% pfd. ($100 par) (quar,).
bowenstein (M.) & Sons, Inc.
4'%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
9-17
10-22
10-
*20c
_______
Louisville Gas & Electric
6%
10-
Filters,
convertible class A
$2
9-17
9-12
■
97 Ac
—
1
Mountain
*75c
'
*
1
11-1
10-
$1
1
1
9-29
;
1
Mount Diablo Co.
Extra
12-22
.
1
conv.
4A% preferred (quar.)
flacAndrews & Forbes Co.,
1-1-52
40c
•
9-21
10-1
$1
preferred (quar.)..
conv. preferred
(quar.)
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Lorillard (P.) Company, common (interim).
A 7%
preferred (quar.)—______
:___
'
2-18
$1>
Lockwood-Dutchess, Inc
(quar.)
London Canadian Investment Corp.—
$3
preferred
(quaiv)___________
London Hosiery Mills,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Lorain Coal
12-10
9-17
10-
8%
(quar.)—
Forging, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
—
Morris Paper Mills, 4A% pfd.
(quar.)
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
7% preferred (quar.)__
Motorola, Inc.
(quar.)—
11-19
50c
;
United
(quar.)
10-
7%
60c 3-10-52
y
Lock Joint Pipe Co.—
6% preferred (quar.)
(B4&' preferred (quar.)__'__
Corp.
Oliver
10- 1
8-27
10-10
15c
pfd. <quar.)__
(Boston) tquar.)_
10-
Moore
$1
.....
Oliver
t$1.12 V2
4%%
guaranteed
9-15
9-15
10-
9-21
1
4%
22Ac
<
2-18
In March.
Cpecial
Special
1
1
*25c
9-15
1
10-
60C
Corp.
10-
12V2C
1
10-
(initial quar.)
Colony Insurance Co.
10-
(quar.)—
10-
Co.
series A preferred
87Ac
Moore
-
:
Old Town
8
"
—
$1.12%
9-28*
10-15
-
$1.00 3-10-52
9-15
62Ac
Co.,
Montreal
Original
10-1
Old
Equipment Co.—
Chemical
Montreal
9-12
*
Match
5%
9-15*
(quar.)___
Oklahoma Gas & Electric,
62V2C
—
"
(quar.)
June,
10- 1
Co., common
(quar.)
$6
9-20
1
Ohio
1
25c
(quar.)
9-14
10-
*25c
(quar.—________
9-20
11- 1
9-19
12 Ac
(quar.)
preferred
20c
—.
pfd.
preferred
1
9-
1
-
5%
3.90%
5c
Montgomery Ward & Co., common (quar.)-.,
Class A (quar.)—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)——_—
9-20
10-
Edison
l
10-
25c
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Inc. (Savannah)
(irreg.)_
4.40%
20c
Auto
Montana
9-20'
1
Ohio
10-
25c
Mills
Oglethorpe Fund,
9-14"
10- 1
(quar.)
9-15
1
*25c
—
preferred
10- 1
11-15
*25c
12 '/2c
A%
5%
10-
$2
(quar.)
Scotia
Light & Power, Ltd. (quar.)—
Corp.
_U
O'Sullivan Rubber. 5% pfd. (accum.)
9-14
10-
preferred
Payable of Reo,
Co.—
Novadel-Agene
9-17
11-15
10- 1
$1.22,/2'1
Corp
RR.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
12-24
10-
Ogilvie Flour
8%
Nova
Share
•
Oberman & Company,
10- 1
12-15
(quar.)—
A
Knitting, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Monroe
9-24
37 Ac
(quar.)
RR.
1
10-
9-21
9-15
9-15
—_—$1.12V2
aiass
5% preferred (quar.)
2
22Vic
__
Miami
10-
12-31
30c
(quar.)..
Lincoln national Life Insurance Co. (Ind.)—
Quarterly
Lion
Petroleum
Monroe
10-19
*15c
...
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7%
Little
(quar.)
Monarch
9-20
$1.50
.
B
(quar.)
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
9-25
8
37 Ae
...
preferred
10-
30c
4A% preferred (quar.)
Lewis Bros,, Ltd. (irreg.)
90c
preferred
4
10- 5
10- 1
10- 1
45c
Extra—
10-15
9-28
9-20
J$1.25
*50c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Mohawk
•
9-15
11- 1
Corp.,
Extra
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.) —
Quarterly
Quarterly
;
Liberty Loan Corp., class A
Class
9-15-
96 Ac
(quar.)
& Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)™;.
Corp., common (quar.)
Stores
10- 1
62Ac
(quar.)
(Charles)
Lerner
9-29
10-15
10- 1
17J/2C
(quar.)
(s-a)™
Co., Ltd.
4.50%
9-20
9-29
& Co., Ltd.
Service
Containers, Ltd.,
Mohawk Liqueur Corp
10- 1
10-15
9-17
10c
(quar.)
Modern
10-15
.
S.)
Gas
.9-17
9-15
75c
4.90%
-■
5
Sons Co.—
3.85% preferred
Lehman Corp.
l_eich
9-19
11- 1
25c
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd. (quar.).
_v
}25c
t,angendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)—
45c
$1.80 preferred (quar.).45c
Leath & Company, common (quar.;...
25c
Mobile
1
10- 1
10-
97V2C
$1.07'/2
preferred
Company
Worcester
10- 1
<quar.)_„~
(Robert)
10-10
10- 1
62Ac
$3
_.
..
1
&
Holdert
When
per
Name of
Norwich
25c
Light, $3.90 pfd. (quar.)__
&
50c
I.andis Machine Co.
Lees
Co.
(quar.)__
Electric Service
&
Power
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sessions Co.,
Lamston (M.
Gas
Missouri
115c
class A
—-
(quar.)
Company
I'j&mson
1
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
&
Shipping (quar.)^__.__—t—
Valley Barge Line Co._—
Edison
Missouri
10-
Power
Light Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)_—
—$1.25
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)__
$1.15
Lake
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co.—
Increased, quarterly
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.__-____
of Company
Minnesota
9-21
10- 2
10-12
When
Per
9-23
10c
-
10-10
*25c
(quar.)_
University
Name
Payable of Reo.
Share
10-
1
9-12
*37 Ac
10-
1
9-
1
*25c
10-
1
9-
1
9-14
9-12
2
'
>N
R &
0/ Company
Rad.o Corp.
of America—
Purina
Ralston
-
•
'
3%%
Co.,
Class
all
arrears)
Sisco
1
9-17
(quar.)____
87V2C
10-
933/4c
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
60c
50c;
-
,10-11
.5%
4
10-22
50c
/
Hosiery Mills, Inc.
10-
Smith
1
(Howard)
10-
1
C
<"
Reece
10-
9-14
1
Corp.
5%
Reed
'•
*
preferred
A
$1.60
•—
Stores
3%%
$4.50
9-28
1
9-21
50c
Ire.,
11-
1
10-15
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
12*
11-15
9-24
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.,
Textiles.
A
9-17..
4.60%
9-
5%
10-
9-
10-
9-17
Southeastern
$27c
10-
9-15
Common
10-
9-15
6%
$28c
—.————_—'
" $5c
Republic Pictures Corp.— / .;/'
•:
"'
t':
$1 convertible preferred
(quar.)_—_—__
«. 25c "
//Republic Steel Corp,, common (quar.)____— *
75c
MV'Z 6% convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
/Republic? Supply (Calif.)—-——-—
—35c
Revere "Racing Association, Inc.—.——_—!
20c
7
South
10-
1
4
9-10
Southern
'.i
9-10
-
>
•
9-25
10-25
-
10-
10-15
3.60%
4.50%
preferred
Riverside Cement Co.. class A
Rochester
Telephone
•'.i'
D
ft/.
Un-AA/i'l,
r*/v
Rock wood 'ft
4"-
Co.
■'
,
prior preferred (quar.)
& Pendleton, Inc. (quar.
Cable
4%
preferred •.<:((3uar..)f^'L'i'i'^i_V^-"-,i----
7%
•
:"H:
Russelt'flvpifth: Avenue
T
Russellt aft..- .C.)
'•
Ryerson
Safety
&
Heating
Car
&
1%
9-21
!
10-15
12-
10c
10-10
9-20
10-15*
10-
10-
r.
$3
:/>
;
5 >
9-15
50c
75c
$31V4c
participating preference (quar.)
Participating convertible preferred
<
$56y4c
$1.50
11- 1
10-25
V; $7 preferred (abcum4--i-«'--_-i__---!__*_r.___
$1.75
12'/2c
"
10- 2
9-15
IQ-^-2*
9-15
:
9-1.1
10- z,
10- 1. 9-14
10-T" , " 9-12
10- V /• 9-12
10-15
C6rp;;
class
A_____/i.__—
'Class
-
9-28
Oil
(Ohio)—
Co.
,-'■
,
■
15c,
(q^iiar,)__^_____i : i
10-
9-20
10-
60c
10-
1
10-
___
'
5 %, preferred: A (quar.)—
St. Lawrence Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—
-
1,
:'.>
10-1
9-
(quar.)_j____
Corp.
——
^
7
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Common
(quar.)...
7%;. preferred
(quar.)_
St, Louis Rational Stockyards Co.____i_____
St. Louis*San
5%
Francisco
Ry.
ri
St. Regis Paper Co.
\
1st preferred series A (quar.)___—_
Antonio Gold Mines, Ltd.—.—__
T
San
San
-
Antonio
Transit
(quar.)
CO.
•
San
Jose
Milling,
Carlos
San
•v
common
(quar.)
Savannah
&
V'
4JA%
/•Scott Paper Co.—.......
12-15
10-
1
50c
10-
1
25c
10-15
$4
9-20
1.
9-20
11-
10-18*
ii- 1
1
;
11-14
_________
Seaboard
Air
RR.
Line
'
/
y.'
uon-cum.
$2.60 convertible preferred
$1.35
convertible
Seagrave
Corp.
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
convertible
$1.35
;
(quar.)_^;
B
(quar.)___
•
65c
33%e
333Ac
9-H
C
10-
10%
5%
9-21
L;
12*457
10-10
9-20
9-20
10-25
10-1..
3iy4c
15c
10-
5
10^1
9-21
(G.)
(quar.)—_______
preferred
1
9-21
10-
1
9-15
Tennessee
40-" 1
9-15
preferred
V
,
;
■
(quar.)
-
4
-
''
5c
Extra
,
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
'
'
,
«heiimar
Sheraton
$1.25
Products
Corp.
.corp.y, cbmtabn^
of America,
conv.-preferred
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Common
7%
of
(quar.)1-' 1
common
Inc.
Silverwood
Class
A
;__
_____;
r
!
(quar.)
Dairies,
9-28
I
9-11
1
10-
3
9-21
Ltd
Ltd., class B.___
(quar.)
__—
9-
10^ 2
4.65%
4
2
9-
10-
1
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
4
10-
Z
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Electric- Service,
—.—
$4
1
9-20
Texas
10-15
9-29
Texas Gas Transmission^-
10-
11- 1
10- 1
•..*
9-15
10-11
9-25
10- 1
10- 1
Power
4.56%
preferred
*
9-7
9-7
9- 7
9-7
9-7
9-7
10- 1
9-7
10c
$1
$1.14
10-4
9-15*
U.
Co.,
"$4 pfd.
'
(quar.)z
$1
$1.14
(quar.)_____
10- 1
8-31
10- 1
9-22
9-10
Incorporated (R. I.), Com.. (quar.) _
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)_Z——
50c
3iy4c
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-10
Ltd.
$10c
10-15
(N.
(increased).——42c
preferred
H.),.
$2.30
(quar.)———
pfd.
Textron
Canadian
General
Invest.
Trust,
'
1
9-29
8-.fi-.
1
10-
9-10
9-12
1
10-
r
Inc.,
9-20
9-20
50c
10-19
9-28 1'
50c
10-19
9-28
10-
1
9-17 '1
10-
1
9-17
30c
10-
1
9-20
10c
10-
1
9-14
11-
1
10-
10-;3
V
*
common-
1
10-10
—_/
_■_/___
10c *
$1.06% (
v
.
;■"
37%c
(quar.)
Co.
11-
1
25c
11-
3
3
•
(quar.jT
Co. (Bait,)
Z
—^
(quar.)__
common
*■
-
Cap,
-
'
T_
(s-a)
RR.
5
9-20 1
5
9-20'
10-
1
9-20 1
10-
1
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
9-
¥
&
Pacific Ry.
6%
6%
6%
(quar.)
:—
Detinning Co.,
Walker
Cotton
Co.,
System, Inc.
&
1
10-
9-1
10-
r
*
10-
1
1
•
..
•
'..* ■
10-
1
11-
1
10-r^
11-
1
10-1:7
"10-
9-5
1
9-2. /;
11-
11-20
•
1110-
6'
>
1
1
-i
10-1
9-1-«
10-13
9-2-
10-15
9-2*. f
9-2., f
10-15
*
•
f
/
10-17/
10-1
11- I
11-
1
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-21
10-
1
9-15
•
10-15
9-28'
10*
9-14
1
10-1
!
20c
$56c
$1
750c
10-1
9-?
12-5?
1-2-52
11-
lO-l!'
1
i-r
2-1-52
11-
10-1"'
1
12-
12-10
*r
10-
1
9-2'
10-
8
9-2:
10-
1
11-
9-:
1
10*
1
9-11
10-
19- 1
9-2C
10-
1
9*
'
10-
1
9-
7
—
* $1.50
10- 1
25c
*' 10-31
——
7%
—-
preferred
Company,
(quar.)
Ltd.
Baking Corp., common
preferred '(quar.)
Waldorf
11-:
10-11
$2.50
$2.50
—-—
Wagner
7%
10-
r
12-14 f
12-20
——-
(s-a)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
Wabasso
*
9-12
'
.
.1
Coal & Coke Co.—
preferred
Vulcan
1-2-52
9-7/
Co.—
(s-a)
Virginian Railway—
preferred (quar.)
-
;
12%c
35c
$2
12%c
$2
—
(Canada)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6%
preferred
(accum.)
4%
t
10-
10-
10c
$3
—_—
——
4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)
Virginia Iron,
8-lf
20c
62%c
62%c
12%c
$2
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Massachusetts
preferred
1
-
Food Co. (reduced quar.)—
Vapor Heating Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Velvet Freeze, Inc.
(quar.)
—„
5%
8-if a
10-
30c
$1.12%, r
45c
Camp Sea
Viau, Ltd.
—
Vicksburg Shreveport
1
,
7%
Co.
' i
10-
Inc.—
preferred
prior preferred
Common
9-14 1
20c
$1.75
% $1
$1.50
■
(quar.)—
Co.,
Knitting
&
41
9-26
:
*
:
preferred (quar.)
,
Winding Co. (irreg.)
Corp.
Corp.
t
*
3/
'
$1
$1.75
A_t.___
convertible
Verney
i
9-14 •;
10-15
50c
preferred
Vermont
^
1
1
Lines Co.
5%
7
9-
10-
$1
$2.50
_
—__—
S.
6
10-
(quar.)—
$1.75
(N/J.), 4%% pfd. (s-a)
22%c
U. 8. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
>
75c
U. S. Playing Card Co
$1
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
35c
3%% preferred A (quar.)—
—
> 93%c
33/4% preferred B (quar.)
93%c
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co.
./;,/: .■■■
5%
62%c
preference series A (quar.)
U. S. Radiator Corp., common
(quar.)—
■.
25c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
75c
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—
$1.40 convertible preferred (accum.)
35c
U. S. Steel Corp., 7% preferred (quar.)
$1.75
United Steel Corp., Ltd.
1
6%
class A preference (s-a)
$75c
U. S. Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
$3.50
United Stockyards Corp., common (quar.)—
10c
70c conv. preferred (quar.)_—
17%c
United Wallpaper, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
50c
U.
10-10
11- 1 •
10- 1
4%
Inc.
Third
Theatres,
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Gypsum
7%
10-10
11- 1
9-
10-15
■
Foil/ iclass
S.
'
9-21
10-15
62%c
RR. & Canal
Extra
9-24
25c
Inc.,
8-31
S.
.<
10-16
55c
Dye
Class B : _4.I
.,7% preferred
10-15
9-15
:i-3
10-ie
v
25c
Co.—
<
$4 convertible preferred tquar.)_
7% preferred (quar.),—
z~
*
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
•
$75c
—
interest—/
of
10-15
1
Bank /Brooklyn)
Specialties
Verney
-
9-28
10-
Co
^Guaranty
Utlca
9-15
10- 1
9
50c
preferred (accum.)
Upson Company, common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Utah Power & Light Co
—
35c
$1.02%
$1.06%
$1.15
$1.16%
$1.16
$1.27%
$1.35
<
10-
Corp. -(qua*.;
Paramount
8%
;
>
quar.)i$ri__——
9-4
9-4.-
;
10- 1
11- I
1
1
$1.75
75c
—
9- 7
9pl5
8-21
10- 1
<
10-
10-
•
/'
10-1
10- I
10- 1
hV/2't
Co.
Textron,
8-31
—
9-17
1
Van
(quar.)—
Utilities
Textiles,
10-12
(quar.)_
1
1
9- 7
* -
(initial
Light
&
9-28
-10-31
$15c
/
preferred
10-10
9-21
10- 5
' $10c
Texas
Texas
11- 1,
10- 1
$5c
5.40%
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred
$4.56
10-
9-15'j
11-
10- 1
'
10- 5
11-
5% prior preferred (quar.)
Valspar Corp., common (quar.)
$4
convertible preferred (s-a)_—
.
9-10
1
20c
9-15
9-7
,
1
1
$1.12%
15c
;
(accum.)
(quar.);
Illuminating
Piece
.
<
10-
__
—
Tennessee Products & Chemical Corp.—
9-20
10- 1
20c
4%%
4.60%
4.64%
50c
$25c
$$1.75
preferred (quar.)—v—;
preferrred (quar.)_
preferred'(quar.)---*
4.10%
•
9-18
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Silver Miller Mines,
''
$3c
Common (quar.)
'
10-
15c
31l/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred l(qiiar.)l_
Shick,
-
10-26
10-
/
Gas Transmission Co.—
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
10-1
(quar.)—
$1.50
Taylor Instrument Cos.—_____________——/
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines——
Telluride Power, 6% preferred (quar.)
$1.13
5% class A (quar..)____.—
.
$1.25
Selected American Shares, Inc.——- .12c
Servel, Inc., $4,50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12J/a
Shamrock. Oil & Gas Corp. (quar.)—______ '
50c
Shakespeare Company (irreg.) __:_4_-—25c
Bhawinigan Water & Power Co.
V
4% redeemable pfd
A (quar.)_
$50c
,*f ' 4%% redeemable pfd. B (quar.)i-_i_
$56y»c
Shawmut Association • (Boston)
(quar.)_
15c
-
9-20
9-20
9-15
——
10-
4J/2%
v
10- 1
1
of America
(quar.)
Corp., class A
$50c
35c
$5c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
$1.25
*,;) 5% preferred (quar.)
1," Seiberling Rubber Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Upressit Metal
8-31
!l-30
$5c
(quar.)
(James), Inc., common (quar.)
(quar.)______/
10- 1
1-2-52
10-
10-15
$1.25
$1
75c
(quar.)
Universal
Extra
4%
Co., common
U. S. Fidelity
U. S. Finishing
9-7
40c
40c
50c
$1
20c
56Vie
$25c
u
9-21
9-21
15c
9-27
■/'
2
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
6%
•
10-
10-
11-
,
i
9*21 '
10-
_/__
10-15
Tamblyn
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
/
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., com. (increased)
$$1.25
2
25c
Universal Laboratories,
/ /
11-10
11-15
10-
1
$15c
,
10-10
9- 7
-
9-18/*
$25c
pref. (quar.)—
(quar.)
11-15
(quar;)
9-21
1
Ltd
12-15
11- 1
40-15
10- 1
pref.
1
10-
Co.
(stock dividend)
10%
(quar.—i_——:;.$1.12%
OiL Corp., common (quar.)
30c
convertible preferred A (quar.)—_
267®sc
A
4%%" preferred
<9-10
1
10-
10-15
(quar.)—
10-
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preferred A (quar.)—
6%
U.
*
1
and
9-15
preferred
$4
10*
11-
25c
10- 1
Talcott
•
11- 1
62y2c
__
8ylvania Electric Products, Inc., common/—
9-20
10-10
10-10
10-12
lOr 5
10-16
Common
,/:
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-20
1
10-15
1
25c
$75c
of Canada
■Swift & Company—
12-14
10-10
$1
Oil Co.; common
4j/4%
9-21
1
10- 1
$1.50
Works, common—
4%% preferred (quar.)
;
United Printers & Publishers, Inc. (quar.)—
United Public Markets » (R. I.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—
v
; • > Z
9-10
10-15
10-1
:
15c
9-17
9-17
9-17
Life Assurance Co.
v.Sunray
/
10-30
9-15
S
& Chemical Corp.—
Certificates
/
i
1
62%c
31 %c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
/ SUpertest Petroleum Corp:, Ltd.—
15c
Acceptance
9-11
1:
30c
(quar.)_..___—:
Corp. (Omaha), com.
5%
preferred (quar.)—.____.
;_1
Securities Investment Co., (St. Louis), com.
Securities
10-
•
(quar.)
A
4%.%. preferred
.
preferred A (quar.)—$1.25
Seaboard Finance Co., com. (quar.)____^___
45c
-5%
;
••.
Sun
-■?
;-10-
Co.—
Sept. 30
(quar.)——_
Fruit
United
>
1
9-15
10-
58Vac
15c
$1.13
preferred
$4.50
Z Sun
9-14
+
.
*
B
United
10-19
9-20
9-15
1
62%c
Tool
&
United New Jersey
9-27
11- 1
10- 1
50c
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Securities
preferred (quar.)___
/ Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)______•——:
Sun Chemical Corp., common (quar.)
10-18*
10-
Spring
Electric
10- 1
9-25
1
10-
35c
Oil Corp.
&
United Industrial
"
2nd
$4
\
.
25c
$1.25
1
10-
62 %c
60c
Co.
preferred
United
■
•
f
been*
has
(s-a)
preferred
6%
10-10
10-10
9-29
./
preferred
convertible
4%
Suburban
10-
Z
common..,—
preferred (quar.i
Stromberg-Carlson Co.—
Stubnitz-Greene
1
preferred
Clothier,
&
$5
942
10-
(quaW):St?^-i-y//-__i-_-/i;: $1-50
6%-/ preferred "
Strawbridge
9-28
$1.18%
$3.40
;
./%
f
9-18
i
$1.06'A
,.85C
preferred (quar<) 1^——_____
$r
■ (quar.)___l—.—^——: ^
50C.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.,f common (quar.) _j
1. 3.65%,preferred ,.(quar.)_^_-—9iy*
U'f 'v4j30%1 'preferred
i111y;1$1.07%Scranton Electric, 4,40%. pfd-. (initial quar.)!.- $140
3.35%
preferred ;-(quar.)i^iLli.ll—1*_: 83%c
i-y.Bcriiggs-Vandervoort-Barney; .Inc.— 'yj
4
- "
* r"!
Common tquar.) ^
$4.50 series A preferred (quar.)
$1.12y2
,;i'-y
.'
1Q? 1.
9-17
$1.25
preferred (quar.)i4---»-------l--_-'*'
4%%
9-10
!V.
(quar.)_i^-______i:_^___
preferred
10»,1
82y2C
Co. (quar.) _______~i
5y2%. preferred_____—__
Atlanta Ry.j 5% pfd.
(quar,)__
Brothers.
12-17
50c
37%C
Savannah- Sugar Refining ,(quar,)_^__j._c._i;_
Schuster
'Ed.) & Company, com. (quar.)__
\»
1
80c
V
C Sangamo Electric
Sanger
1.10-
i
—
Ltd.,
Canada,
Biscuit Co.
Drill
United Gas
.
LtdUli_l.i._____w—---.j.
Water. Works,
Sulphur
United
9-20
11- 5
9-15
at
,—/__,
30,
Extra
-
'
1
1
Pacific Railroad
United
•
4.40%
;
June
Rubber
&
of
Co.
preferred
7%
,
'
4
'
(entire
Oct.
—
United Dye
,
-
$$I.12,/2
pfd.
-
(quar.)
Investment
Class
,
Co.
pfd. A VTC (quar.)^;_—
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)—
10-
1
St. Corp.
Acceptance,
$4.50
•
conv.
31,
United
*
50c
$50c
$50c
62'/2c
Gas
United
12- 4
"'9-21.
10- 1
Stedman Brothers. Ltd, (quar.)___—
r
.
9*15
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc. (quar.)
11-23
Sterling Drug Inc., V/2%^ pfd, (quar.)__
87y2c
9-17
,;$1.25
; 10- 1
9-15
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc., com. (quar.)/
10c
9-29 v /
11* 1
9-29 .
Extra
.—J—,./
$25c :
•••.;• 5c
9-29
9-29
11- 1"
: v;
41/2% preferred (quar.)_____i-__-___-/—r /T
56c
;10- 1.'*' 9-14
$$1.75:
Stern & Stern Textiles, inc., com.
75c
10- 1;. r; 9-21 ;
(quar.)__' ;
;i5c:r lpv 1 ;'r9-24
4%% preferred (quar.)__i___—__—v
57c '1-2-5,2
12*14
12- 1
12-15
Stewart-Werner Corp.. (quar.).
35c
'10-'6
9-14
$1.25:'
/ Stix,- Ba«r & Fuller CO'.,
10-17
10-10
20c
com. (quar.)
30c ; 10-10,,, 9-29
StokelyrVan Camp, In?./com. (quar.)_____
25c
10- 1
9-18
8-31
5%
preferred (quar.)
25c
10- 1 1; 9-18
, $1.10
10 1
10- 5
$7C'J- 11- 5*
'"Stop & Shop^. Inc. (quar.)—
25c
10- 1
9-21
11- 1 i
12 %C
11-15
Stowe LVller Refractories' Co.; pfd. (accum.) }
43%e,, 10- 1
9-25
2-1
12 y2C 2-15-52
Strathmore Paper Co., eommon (quar.)_____
25c
10- 1
9-27
5- I
12 %c 5-15-52.
-■/' "/ Extra$1
10- ll" 9-27
.,
_____
9-21
$1.12%
Asbestos
United
12-21
10- 1
12- 7
10- 1
10-10
10-10
$1.25
;
$20c
< i37I/2C
9-15
1
10-
j
1950.
Union
9-14
9-14
9-20
11-15
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
.
1
10-
quar.)
ending
4%
,9-14
*
,r
10-10
12J/2c
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar'.y_______ ' ; $15c
Class B (quar.)
$10c '
State Street Investment Corp.
(Boston)• / ■.
45c
9-19
" 9-19
v
$10c
B
Standard Silica
9-10
1
$$1.06
.Baguena.v Power-Co.» 4y4%, pfd. (quar.)
V: St. John Dry Dock Co4 Ltd.— • 1- 4,.Ivl'
4 % %,. 1st preferred
(quar,)
$$1.12 J/2
-
Class
10-
(quar.)—____
South La Salle
Union
9-21
9-22
9-22
10- 1
10- 1
10-10
9-15
Co., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)__
common
(irfeg.)
preferred
prior
Union
9-26
10- 1
1
Co., $1.50 conv. pfd. (accum.)__
shown above is for the three
conv.
Union
9-26
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
933/4c
25c
6%
preferred (quar,)75c*
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltc(vrp»,.'
'v.
Common (s-a);,
;
$50c
Participating coiivprtible preferred.—
$3iy4c
Participating
$12V2c
Standard Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)______
$10c
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Union
■.'/.•/
preferred A (quar,)^
_____
Standard Paper
Mfg., • common_______—_—
33/4%
9-28
!
Inc./common (quar.)
(quar.) _—__:__l___yl__l__
St. Joseph Light & Power Co,
JO- 8
1
10-12
7%c
■
*
10-15'
9-28
10-10
12%c
——
".■Standard
9-28
10-15
:
Standard Holding
9- 7
$20c
$20c
..$$1.25
Corp.
Union
10-15
*9-28
10-25
10-10
-<
—" '■
•
9-15
1
(quar.)__
(reduced
Udylite Corp.
9-17
9-17
9-14
redeemable preferred* (quar.)___♦
Standard Gas & Electric, $6 pfd. (accum.)—
4% %
9-15/*
3
50c
on
company
Quarterly
,,,
9-19
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
25c
25c
(quar.)
1
10-
plus this dividend)—.
Dec.
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 1
;
10-
10-
i
Wealdon Co.
quarters
208
9-7
11- 1
11- 1
$1
$1
\
s
Corp.,
Products
Payment
,•
.____
i
9-15
—
above
preferred
Twin Coach
1
9-27
10-1
50c
-
(quar.)..__!—Ji.
Co.
share
of
Common
Standard Fuel Co.. Ltd.—
10- 1_ ^ 9-15
;
v;.
'
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp., common-
v
9-20
10-15';
.
9-4,
1
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly —;
:
Twin City Rapid Transit Co.—
Co.—
_____—
preferred
$6
10-10
1240
Insurance
& Sons—
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
9-21
Is®
&
per
Company
Trico
Tex.)l
(Dallas,
1
10-
___
redemption
Treesweet Products
9-15
9-15
$4 series A preferred • (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, Inc., $2 to $5 prior preferred
9-15
10-15*'
10-
$4
7
9-
Fire
for
changed to
5%
•
,
9-21
1|*
.ii
25C
Safeway Scores,
4%
preferred
,/■
Quaiterly
Squibb (E. R.)
30c.
Quarterly 1;
-
9-20
'
,
10-
50c5
*'
■
1
v
,
(extra).—14—
-Lighting Co., Inc.—
Inc.
Haynes,
Marine
10-
$1.75
i
(quhrr)_—-
Company
10- 1
10- 1
"
Inc.
See -Helena"Rubinstein,
>
Co.:
Springfield
.
30c.
*;
Co.,.commonA-(quar.-)L^^4
Royal Typewriter
,-u
?
Corp., common____—
convertible preferred .(quar. )^^viuv!'
'
Sparks-Withington
9-15
10-
$1.25
$1.25 ' •
$1.25
.,1 50c,,
%•'. 25c;;'
—_____■/
Roeser
$1.25
—$1.16y4
(irreg.L.
9-15
1 /
10-
30c
20c
.
Rome
'•'*
Insurance
10-
—
(quar.)
4V4%
conv.
Co.,
called
Trane
9-14
-/Quarterly
1
j*'1**
(quar.)—_*
10- 1
7c
Life
Southwestern
9-21
.
preferred A-tquar.)
5%
iavs.5%* preferred
b
■*
'
4.65%
9-10
-
,
10-1/
(quar,)_//_—'/$1.12%/
preferred series A
1st
-
(quar.)
common
;
■
$15c
15c
$1.75
$10c
(quar.)
common
Corp., Ltd., class A
Tri-Continental
Electric—
&
(quar.)__—
preferred
(quar.)____
10-
50c
(accum.p__—_
(quar.).——.%
Corp.,
,
.
__
Co.
Button
9-10
1
Gas
10-
$1.75
$1.75v
/■••' ^^c
50c
$1.25
Silk
Rochester
1
10-
3.0-15
$2
preferred
9-20
(quar.)_
(quar.)__.
Name
,
10-15,
9-20
40c
Southwestern
9-20
1
Corp.
preferred
issue
•
11- 1
10-15
(s-a)
trust
9-14
1
$35c
(quar.)
Co.
Trailmobile
-
stock
Ohio
&
1
1010-
Corp
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
Co.
B
4V2%
9-17
$1.20
45c
Co.—
common
Mills,-Ltd., class A (quar.)—/;/_ $50c
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd. (interim)/ .
alOd
Robertson »P. L.)
Mfg. -Co., Ltd.__—_—_ // $50c
Rochester-American Insurance Co/; (quar.)
30c
.
9-20*
Mobile
•,
(quar.)
'2nd preferred (quar.)——
Richman Brothers, (quar.). —
—'r--Ritter Company, Inc.. common (quar.)_____
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
—._
7%
Riverside
1
10-
20%
-
/V* •••?•>
v
9-20*
10-
90c
$1.12V2
—______
(quar.)—____i._____'_—
Ltd. (final)—:—
Rice-Stix, Inc.— r..
7% 1st preferred
1
Class
9-20
9-20
10-19
9-20
9-20
'
(quar.)
England Telephone Co. (quar.)
New
Works,
Traders Finance
9-20
—
Trusts
Mortgage
$53.50
preferred
4.80%
A
Towmotor
9-17
10- 1
10- 1
11-15
10-15
10-15
Brothers,
Class
Electric Co.—
&
10-
25c
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (interim),
preferred
Toronto
10- 1
Works (reduced)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas
Southern Railway
5%
Selection Trust,
Rhodesian
Indiana
Southern
1
10-
25c
$1.3772
Torrington
10-15
Power,
participating
Participating
9-12
*
;
r;
Canada
6%
I
2
Iron
10-4
(initial)
preferred
Southern
10-
Toronto
12y2c
4iy»c
12y2c
$40c
$$1.50
$20c
1
Southern Bleachery & Print
10-
General
$1.12y2
(quar.)
prf.
0-14*
Toronto
7%
-
9-14*
1
Clothes,
Tooke
9-17
9-14*
1
10-
Inc. (quar.)__
—
Ltd., class A (s-a)_
Tip Top Tailors, Ltd
—.—
Tobln Packing Co., Inc., common (quar.)—
9-15
1
10-
31 %c
$20c
Tip Top Canners,
Co.-—
quar.)
10-
31 %c*
9-15
10- 1
10-1
62V2c
—
4y-%
Service
12-15
—
iR. J.) Tobacco
preferred <quar.)_
Water,
Public
(increased
12-15
,
Reynolds Metals Co., common
——____—
5V2% convertible preferred (quar.)__—.__
Pittsburgh
1-2-52
..".Extra.
57y2c
preferred,.:,-(<$u^):^-:
preferred-4quarr):JLll'——
1-2-52
tquar.)———--——
Class-, A
v
7
25c
•
(quar.)_
conv,
9-14
9-21
9-21
10- 1
15c
—-
10-10
(quar.)_
conv.
Thrift
10- 1
10- 1
—
(quar.)
10-
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
10-
partic. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
17l/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
,
3-15
9-28
25c
pfd. series B
non-cum.
Timely
10- 1
9-15
12-15
.
(quar.).
common
10-
preferred initial series
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
5%
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—
$15c
—
cl.
Co.,
Markets, Inc.,
1
1-2-52
4-2-52
-
________
9-14
9-29
9-22
9-15
9-15
9-14
10- 2
i_i,
Co
Platinum
&
Thorofare
12-10*
10- 2
5c
87Vic;.
25c
$1.12
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
25c
12y2c
:
Gold
American
/
Corp.
10- 1
12-20
11- 1
10- 1
10-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10c
12'/2c
25c
(quar.)_-______
(quar.)___
Extra
South Atlantic Gas
10-
10-15
$50c
$1
——;_
preferred
Co.
Extra
South
Common
common
Renold-Coventry, Ltd., class A
Reynolds
Products
Thor
Payable of Rec.
25c
25c
25c
—
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-17
9-17
10-10
10- 3
10- 1
10-1
11- 1
75c'
50c
$75c
(quar.)—___—^
(quar.)_
convertible
Sonoco
U5c
Rand,
Remington
Renfrev;
10-10
40c
Corp.
Manufacturing Co.
convertible preferred
Reliance
9-13
•
Mills
Quarterly
'
Co.—•,
^—U—(increased)—
Paper
10- 3
Holders
When
-
Share
47
Mills
Cotton
5%
Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)—__
Sommers Drug Stores Co., common___,__^__
$4Qc<.
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)—_____
mon-cum.
Reliable
-
common—
(quar.)
Knitting Mills, Ltc.—
'
*
common
(quar.)
Qo.,
class
Regent
*
.Mass.),
Drug
35c
;
$1.25
$1.18%
12c
(quar.)—;—_
20c
$1.25
——
2%c
———
,83/4c
' v..:- /
Iron
&
Corp.
O.)
preferred
$2
10-
'
Steel
(A.
.
preferred (quar.)—:—__
Red Owl Stores, 4%%
pfd. A (quar.)—;__
Reda
Pump Co.
<quar.i_
—1 __//——
prior
common.:_„.i.j.L
(quar.)—
Quarterly
'
5%
Ltd.,
Co.,
preferred
3lOBS?Shfiftield
4
Real Silk
A
Ptr
Name of Company
Thomaston
8-31
9-22
10-17
$1.25
$1.25
$45c
$53c
(quar.)
Holders
10- 1
10- 3
25c
$3c
5%
prior pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Smith
_—
When
Payable 0) Rec.
$$1.25
(quar.)__T____
Rayon,
(N.)
$2.12
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd
Mines,
class
Slater
/ 9-20
.
Gold
Skenandoa
(This payment
participating.
clears
Simplex Paper Corp.
9-28
y
(quar.)——
pfd.
50c
A
9-15
-
:
(1239)
Vtr WMMS*..
■
Share
5%
Bilverwood Western Dairies,
■
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40 pfd. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reading Tube Corp.—•
'
1<-
-10-15
> 10c
—
•
1st preferred
convertible
$3.50
»
(initial)-——
Corp.
1
10-
/ $10c
—
Theaters
i»
of Company
9-15
10-
$27c
(Canadai Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
M Bearings
Extra'
RKO
WW**-.
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
'P
.
xynrvnui<
Holders
When
Per *
Name
-
WW-,,
The Commercial and Financial
Number 5051
Volume 174
11-
1
2-1-51
5-1-52
8-1-52
10-20
10-
1
10-1 *
,
1-1'
4-17
7-1 X
10-10
9-
10.__—
—
(quar.)
$2.50 class A
37%c
37/2c
37%c
37/zc
35c
$25c
9-2
(quar.)_
$1.75
25c
62%c
9-20
10-
9-2 (t
10-
9-20
10-
9-20
48 '
(1240)
rne^voMmercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name
of Company
Holders
When
Share
Westate
Warehouse
&
Terminal
Washington
Title
class
A
preferred
Waterous,
(Jack) & Co.,
Waukesha Motor Co.
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-14
25C
Ltd.
Weber Showcase &
preferred
&
&
10-
1
$1.50
if
10-
1
9-26
pfd.
conv.
preferred A (quar.)
9-
,5%
9-17
10-15
6
•
50c
10-
1
10-
1
1
9-27
1-2-52
12-13
1
11-
1
10-10 1
t$1.75
10-
1
9-18
11-
1
10-15
YY
50c
prior preferred
$5
Whitaker Paper Co.
—
Whitehall
50c
$1.12 V»
10-15
10-15
River
6%
9-20
.CJJit
10-15
$1.02 %
(quar.)_—
$1.50
50c
1110-
1
10-
Wilsil,
1
Ltd.
&
(quar.)._
Company,
$1.12'/2
10-
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4 V2 %
10-
9-15
Winnipeg
(quar.)
9-
9-14
20c
10-15
9-28
15c
10-
1
1
10-
1
1
1
10-
1
8-31
10-1
9-17
preferred
;
56 ViC
Co
....
.
...
Ltd.,1
preferred
(quar.):
9-
7
9-
7
9-25
10-
8-27
1„
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-20
9-1®
50c
10-
1
25c
;
.
10-
8
IP"
50c
(quar.)..
,
w
1:10-15
10-1
9-18
$1.75 v 10- 1
.">-18
ti5c
10-1
11-1,
-mvicv; 11-
.
'
.
11-
•
75c
...
...mvac.:
•Transfer books not closed for this
2
25c
-
.
2
25c
——
(quar.)
preferred
10-
.,.t3c
vv
common
9-14
10-10
preferred (quar.).,
(quar.)
common
6%
9-21
,
.
9-14
9-28
1
10-
50c
*40c
1
10-
$1.25;
(quar;;.—.-.
Gas Co......
S.,I
5%
10-' 1
1
11-; 1
10-
dividend.-A.Y'.'y
1
\
-
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax
JPayable ia Canadian funds^. tax deductible at tho source. > Noa*
resident tax 15% ; resident
aLess British income tax.
'
■
..'■7.
(monthly)
Co.
10-
10-15
J15c
-
t30c
$1.06 %
(quar.)
A
Electric
$1.12 Vs..
Zeller's,
9-8
$1.25 "
(qtiar.)...
Company,
preferred (quar.).
9-21
10-
(J.
7%
9-20
10-
Young
9-20
75c
Yoik County
;
Co.
Machine
Corporation, 4»/2%
^
,
9-20
10-
62J/2C
(quar.)
York
9-26
—_
pfd.
$4.25
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.
Virginia Water Service
1
1
preferred
Wilson
9-14
10-15
$2
7
10-
$1.06 Vi
$4.50 convertble preferred series A (quar.)
10-10'
1
50c
,
7
9-8
1
t$1.50
-
v
Yates-American
9-
10-20
——
Co.
Jr.
9-15
1
10-
(reduced).-,
(quar.)
—....
Terminals, Inc.*—.i'--——• -----Wiliys-Overland Motors, Inc.—'
-
9-15
WTl«iejr (William)
,
9-10
1
10-
10-1
17C
Wiggins
9-20
It
10-
-
...
(quar.)____.
common
(quar.)
Yale & Towne Mfg.
$1.25
——
Stores, Inc., common.
preferred (quar.)
9-20
$1.05
„■———
(quar.)——
10-
50c
75c
———,
Corp.
(quar.)-...""—
Alexander, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)..—...
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd
-
30
1
10-
Co.'
Steel
preferred
9-
.
10-
25c-
5%
9-21
+25c
10-15
25c
9-14
1
50c
(quar,)
Wieboldt
Oil
10-15
10-
10-15
10-15
20c
Wool
9-13
1
25c
-
(quar.)
Inc....
Wichita
$4.25
(quar. i.
Fund,
10-
I
J
preferred (quar.)
...j.
Woodward & Lothrop, common
1
2-
——
9-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper——
preferred
11-
10-15
$1.25
—-
Union Telegraph Co., class A—-Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)
Weston (George), Ltd
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)—
9-15
35c
Virginia Coal Co.
$4.50 preferred
11-15
2-15-52
50c
11-
,10-31
.1
(quar.)
(Alan)
5%
Wood
$1.25
common
Western
9-15
.<
17'/2C
4.10% preferred C (quar,)
West Texas Utilities Co.j $6 pfd.
$5
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
—•—
preferred (qyar.u———
5%
1
10-
1
10-
31 Vic
y' y
7%
prior preferred (quar.)
West Penn Power Co.—
West
1
Wood
10-15
10-15
$1.25
——
—
Stationery
•2.50
Co,'
Extra
10-19
,
1"
11-
$1.25
preierred A (quar.)——
&
1
11-1
Co.
Holders
Payable of Ree.
$1.50
Power
(quar.).
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance
Corp.
Oil
When
Share
common.
6%
5%
Tablet
11-
40c
Electric
preferred
Wiser
Co.
5%
(quar.),
Kentucky Coal Co.- (quar.)..—..
Kootenay Power & Light Co.,
Quarterly
West Michigan Steel Foundry
West Virginia
Year-end
Railroad
Western
$1.25
——
West
B
$1
9-28
1
9-19
10-
31V4C
Pacific
6%
Company
Hosiery Co..
Wisconsin
9-14
1
—
West
West
Western
9-25
'10-15
(accum.)
A
preferred
9-14
10-
9-20
Light & Telephone Co., Inc., com...
(quar.i
pfd.
Per
Name of
wtnsted
9-14
$1.50
1
10-
1
1
10-15
(quar.)
10-15
25c
1010-
"t35c
(quar.)—
10-
35c
20c
Monday, October 1; 1951
.
t
10-10
$50c
(quar.i
Securities Co., 6%
class
Holders
11-20
40c
(quar.j
U0c
yyy
Co.
Ins.
$2.50
5%
Stores
J20c
i—
4%
preferred
Western
9-26
__
(quar.)
preferred
7
10-17
70c
Grocers, Ltd., class A
$1.40
3
1
Department
Western
Fixture Co.—
Snowdrift
preferred
910-
11-
15c
(quar.
Company,
Wesson Oil
5
10-15
62»/2c
(quar.)_
(quar.;_„
10-
20c
';Y
Knitting Mills (quar,)^ww_-wi.-——
Weatherhead Co., $5 preferred (quar,)
4.20%
Western
3c
Wayne
4 Yt%
Western
9-15
$1.37 ft
—•
Watson
5%
9-21
1
10-15
—
Insurance Co., com. (quar.)
Non-cumulative
Weeden
10-15
10-
——
Corp—
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
*
Warren Brothers Co., common (quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar. t_
—.v—
'
9-21
m
•
<Y,
Baking Co., common (quar.))
5y2 % preferred
<quar.)_
Co..
Payable of Ree
15c
pfd. (accum.).
Western Commonwealth Corp., class A (s-ai
J75c
Extra
i
Petroleum
25c
'Quarterly
Ward
When
Per "
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Walker (H.), Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
.
,
10-
t60c
ii
■:
y Corrected
8-31
Previous
payment
or
••Ay*
r ;.
.YyY
...yy
holders
published dates
were
A
.
xLess Jamaica Income tax.
9-14
10-15
tax 7%
of
reord
Y,i>-.,
y
\''■ ••
;:
dates» are
J'
•'».
reported
'
incorrect
-
here.
1
-
IIt?-
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Little Rock, jointly, at a price of
Chairman
of
Board
sioners,
will
receive
until 10
a.m.
(CST)
sealed
the purchase of $197,000
1, 1951.
1952
to
Due
tural
Sale —The
system
gas
offered
on
$665,000
25—v.
(P.
Santa
on
944—were
syndi¬
Watkins,, 23/4s, at
school
bids
County (P.
O.
Sale—The issue of $140,-
mortgage electric revenue
purchased by Thorn¬
ton, Mohr & Co., of Montgomery,
was
until
10:30
$215,000
of
general
obligation war¬
purchased by a syndi¬
rants was
cate
issue
composed
of
Hendrix
&
Mayes, Sterne, Agee & Leach, and
the First National
Bank, all of
Birmingham, at
a
about 2.75%. Due on March
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds
offered
on
1
Co.,-
at
a
Sept. 24—
3.77%,
$175,000 4s. Due
net
a
as
on
Dated
Jan.
on
from
on
-
Bond
tion
fered
to
on
in¬
1971
'
r
1953
to
/
Oct.
dated
are
1,
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston;
1
from
1953
to
1970
(Pi O.
Danbury), Conn.
on
COLORADO
,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
,
Bond
son,
Offering—R.
awarded to A.
G.
p.
1144
Becker
Co., of Chicago.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11
water,
sewer
Offering—Gladys R. Wallin. City Clerk, will receive sealed
equipment-1951
k
from
1952
1951.
to
on Oct.
of $9,300,000
and electric utilities
bonds. Dated Nov.
1,1951.
Nov.
to
revenue
Due
on
1 from
1953
1972
inclusive. The bonds maturing
1, 1957 to 1972
Interest
M-N.
on
callable.
are
Legality
approved
by
Pershing, Bosworth,
Dawson, of Denver.
Dick
bonds.
Due
1961
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
15
In¬
the
and
Reed,
Hoyt
Housing Administration
Washington (D. C.),
&
River
Joint
Toll
Dist.
series
on
1040—were
Sept.
B
to
the
bonds
24—v.
awarded
174,
$440,000
a
&
D.
White
r
y
&
,
Dowell,
Jr.,
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
of
as
Secretary
sealed
on
State,
until
Oct. 9 for the
1
pur¬
$7,324,000 1951-series A
follows:
$5,000,000
State
provement
Nov.
of
bids
1
Highway Im¬
bonds.
from
1952
to
Due
1971
on
in¬
clusive.
2,324,000
1952
to
Improvement
Due
Nov.
1971
on
1
inclusive.
from
■
Co.
of
Pittsburgh, as 2.35s, at a
100.52, a basis of about
2.33%.
,
yy
Nov.. 5,
960,000
5,
1952.
Johnstown,
1952.
y/-^.
1951;. Due
1955
J-J.
1, 1952. Due
1952."
•
to
1985
•;
Jan.
inclusive.
-
r ■:
1
from
Interest
:
>
-
■
■
Dated
May 9,
on
j
Dated
Pa.
May 9,
on
•*,
--
":V V'
;
V*-' '
-
448,000 Long Branch, N. J. Dated
Nov. 5, 1951. Due on
May 9,
'
1952.
;y
•)
12,705,000 Louisville,
Nov. 5,
1951.
Due
Ky.
on
Dated
May 9,
1952.
-
537,000 Moline, 111. Dated Nov. 5,
1951. Due on May
9, 1952.
523,000 Montgomery County, Pa.
Dated
Nov.
May 9,
5,
1951.
5, 1951. Due
2,011,000
St.
on
Dated Nov.
May 9, 1952.-
on
Clair
Nov.
Q
313,000
Due
1952.
32,634,000 New York.
5,
County,
1951.
,;
111.
Due
on
IQS?
Upland,
Nov.
5,
1952.
Calif. Dated
1951. Due on May 9.
„/
'
t
.
FLORIDA
Lake
Dated
bonds.
on
May 9,
on
189,000 Lakeland, Fla. Dated
Nov. 5, 1951. Due on
May 9.
$185,000 water
Jan.
1951. Due
5,
Oct. 20
on
1951. Due
Nov.
Lynch,
bids until 9 p.m. (EST)
for the purchase of
;
';y-y";C';
1,032,000
Dated
Harry W
Secretary of City Com¬
missioners, will receive sealed
-..
Holyoke, Mass.
Nov.
Mav
Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Bond Offering —
.
1952:>:y'vyy^y?r>;".;:;y,^ -:;y £!
.
Newark, Suplee, Yeatman & Co.,
Battles &
Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co., all of Philadelphia,
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of Newark,
price of
III,
May 9,.; 1952.
1,583,000 Galveston, Texas. Dated
Nov. 5, 1951. Due on May 9,
1952.
Philadelphia, F. R. Cole & Co., of
City, and R. C. Schmertz &
County,
NoY; * 5;' 1951; " Due oh
9,500,000 Hartford; Conn.; Dated
Co., both of New
City, Coffin, Betz & Co., of
Cunningham & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, Bioren & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, R. H. Johnson & Co., of New
Champaign
_
&
improvement-1952
Capital
bonds.
-
land, Lee- W. Carroll & Co., of
Newark, Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
York
Mc¬
y.
Wright & Co., of Philadelphia,
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
York
May 9,
on
1952.-;-
Carl
Small
*';Vr
Dated
Burlington, N. J. Dated
5, 195lr Due on May 9^
Nov.
Dated
M. Loeb Rhoades &
Co.,
Tripp & Co., all of New York City,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, of Phil¬
adelphia,. Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., of Pittsburg h, Arthur L.
John
.Y,
7
279,000
Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
Co., R. L. Day & Co.,
&
d
".i
;
Buffalo,; N.
Nov.' 5, 1951, Due
352,000
Sparks & Co., Woodcock, Hess &
Co., all of Philadelphia, Singer,
Deane &
}-' :•
*■;>;*:
1952:
&
Co., both of Philadelphia, An¬
drews & Wells, Inc., Byrne and
Phelps, Inc., both of New York
City, Butcher & Sherrerd, J. W.
Bache
-
1,685,000
City, Aspden,
Co., Schmidt, Poole
&
e
yV'vV.;
1952.
City, DeHaven
Crouter & Bodine,
R.
t
a
May 9,
on
1,238,000 Blytheville, Ark. Dated
Nov. 5, 1951. Due on May 9,
York
Philadelphia,
-y
D
•
Co., Kean, Taylor & Co., yvy1952.
Townsend,
of
5, 1951. Due
1952.
Weeks, Reynolds & Co., HayStone & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Hirsch & Co., all of New
York City,-Harris, Hall & Co., W.
E. Hutton & Co.,-of New York
City, 'Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Bal¬
timore, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
New
-'y
Pa.
13,785,000 Baltimore, Md. Dated
Nov. 5, 1951, Due on May 9,
den,
of
/-J".;■
Allentown,
Nov.
&
Rand &
of $80,214,000 notes of
following public housing
agencies:^
p.
syndi¬
cate composed
of Bear, Stearns
& Co., Equitable Securities
Corp.,
F. S. Moseley & Co., Hornblower
all
Columbia
purchase
—
revenue,
of
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Oct. 9 for the
Bridge
S. K.
Delaware (State of)
Bond Offering—Harris B.
bonds,
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 1
for the purchase of $82,000 fire
15,
(MST)
a.mr
17 for the purchase
chase
Petaluma, Calif.
June
Sonnek-
F.
.
Bond
Rock), Ark.
£J
•"
DELAWARE
Sept. 24—v. 174,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Public
&
>
Sewers Acquisi¬
Improvement bonds of¬
1,
Legality ap¬
Attorney-General
Commission (P. O. Trenton), Del.
Bond Sale
The $15,000,000
Robinson
.
$172,586.48 San
Nov.
M-N.
Co., of New York
New Fairfield
2
;
Nov.
Annex
and
Improve"
Sale —The
Oct.
Antonio
&
$107,205.16
sewer bonds offered on
Sept. 14—
v.
174, p. 761—were awarded to
T. J. Raney & Sons, and the W. R.
Stephens Investment Co., both of
bonds
Palo Alto, Calif.
Dist. No. 59 (P. O. Little
*
Due
'
Bond Sale—The
from
Oct. 1 from
Sewer
1951.
1953
inclusive.
—were
County
1
1,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1950. Due
ARKANSAS
ment
Oct. 2
on
clusive
1964 to 1981 inclusive.
Pulaski
(PST)
29,000 South Whittier Sch. Dist.
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
525,000 33/4s. Due
Jan.
follows:
1
a.m.
$100,000 Norwalk Sch. Dist. bonds.
interest
Oct.
inclusive.
inclusive.
for the purchase of $129,000 bonds,
follows:
i?
of
cost of about
from
1
Dist.,
as
&
price of par,
Sanitation
unopened,
bids until 9
,
Montgomery, Stubbs,
Lombardo, Hendrix &
Mayes, both of Birmingham, and
Harold E. Wood &
Co., of St. Paul,
Smith
a.m.
The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
v, 174, p. 944—were
awarded to a
syndicate composed of Estabrook
& Co., of
Boston, Thornton, Mohr
&
on
in¬
1951.
Angeles County School Dists.
CP. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Lanett, Ala.
;
Bond Sale —The $700,000 first
mortgage natural gas revenue1951
Oct.
on
1961
•
Los
;
,
Due
1961
to
Bernardino
returned
net interest cost
of
1953
well, Town Treasurer, will receive
County (P. O.
sealed bids in care of Day, Berry
San Bernardino), Calif.
& Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
Bonds Not Sold—The bids re¬
ford, unitl 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 4
ceived for the
$400,000 sewage for the purchase of $100,000 school
treatment plant bonds offered on 1951 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Sept. 24 — v. 174, p. 944 — were Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1971
Fairfield, Ala.
The
bonds.
from
Bond Offering—Marshall Treadr
Arrowhead
San
—
series
1
90,000 public improvement, third
series, second issue bonds.
Fresno),
J. L. Brown,
—
Lake
Dated Aug. 1,1951.
Sale
follows:
as
clusive.
basis
(PST) on
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $1,000,000 tax anticipation notes. Due on
Dec. 31, 1951.
f t
D00 first
,
Oct.
2.73%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Warrant
third
Dean
a
bonds,
$270,000public improvement,
Sept. 25—v. 174,
to
on
California
Elba,
par.
(EST)
Britain, until 11:30
Oct. 2 for the pur¬
chase of $360,000
Calif.
awarded
Note Offering
3%s, at
d d,
offered
Due
Fresno
4%.
as
u
of the New Britain Nation¬
care
a.m.
County
$20,000
price of 100.12,
a
about
of
Co., and the Odess, Martin, Herzfoerg, Inc., all of Birmingham, at
par, a net interest cost of about
bonds
Delaware
J
dated
are
State,
bridge
al Bank, New
Ana),
Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
Perry &
'7.;
Conn.
W. H.
—
by
the
Taxation, will receive sealed bids
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as
cate
composed
of
Morrow & Co., Berney
Offering
bonds
Interest
Washburn, of New York City.
,
President of Board of Finance and
1971 inclusive,
O.
Bond
a
Bond
New Britain,
Bond
Sept. 1 from
on
The
1951.
proved
CONNECTICUT
:
Centralia Sch. Dist., Orange
p.
1040—were awarded to
Her-
in
na¬
174,
&
of
CALIFORNIA
bonds
revenue
Sept.
approved by
Neff
rington, of San Francisco.,
1963 inclusive.
14)64 to
on
Dahlquist,
Sept. 1 from
on
54,000 23/4s. Due
J-D. Legality
Sept. 1 from
on
1958 inclusive.
1959 to
Dated
approved by White, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.
KAyA y yyy A Y
; Athens, Ala.
Bond
follows:
as
26,000 2V2S. Due
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
1961
3.04%,
1952 to
bids
improve¬
ment series 428-449 bonds.
Oct.
about
Oct. 9 for
on
Orrick,
interest cost of
net
a
$31,500 2-y4s. Due
Commis¬
of
terest
100.009,
Anniston, Ala.
Bond Offering — E. C. Lloyd,
Bond
City
Wales, Fla.
Offering —J.
Clerk,
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
B.
receive
(EST)
Petrey,
sealed
on
Oct
\
I
Number 5051
Volume 174
2
the
for
purchase
The Commercial and Financial, Chxgyiicle
.
$750,000 Clinton
,
Dated Dec.
(P.
Township
O.
Rural
The bonds
1980 inclusive.
Bond
ma¬
Offering—Robert
man,
ceive
sealed,
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
(CST)
.on
Mitchell, of New York City.
of
ILLINOIS
bids
School
'Dated
July
until ' 3
Bond Sale—The
plant
bonds
building-1951
1 from
offered
on
Aug.
Cissna Park,
III.
$40,000
purchased by C. E. Bohlander
&
Co., of Bloomington, at par.
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Sept.
Sale —The
$5,900,000
on Sept. 25—v. 174,
p.
1040 —were awarded to two
syndicates,
one
headed by tne
bonds offered
The
bonds
revenue
21
cinnati,
offered
v.^F74, p, 944
—
■;*Illinois
~xv ?•:
Sale
Warrant
—
Ls
The
issue
—
of $1,000. "•
mium
„
'■
''
Sale
-.i'-
the
Co.,
&
,
Fletcher-Trust Co., all of
as^lA&s, at a price of
basis of about 1.46%.
Indianapolis,
of
100.18,
a
Union
-
,
Townshijr^P. O. Memphis),
Indiana
,
Bailey,
receive
(CST)
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $35,-
■
Ripley &
Inc.," The Illinois Company,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., and the
net interest
follows:
July 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
27/sS.
Due
July
on
1
Bond
Offering
Bond
Naomi
—
Clerk,
Buck-
1967 inclusive.
ing
on
The bonds matur¬
after Aug. 1, 1955 are
Legality approved by
or
Peter,: Hey burn
&
of
Marshall,
Henderson,
-
Bond
Clerk,
for the
purchase of $190,000 elec¬
light and power revenue
tric
$100,000
Dated
465,000 Intermediate School Im¬
bonds:
provement
,'2%s, due
$185,000
to,
■
I
on
1, 1980. The bonds
Interest
dated Sept. 1,
r#~J. Legality ap¬
Chicago,
J-D.
call¬
are
Legality
Wyatt,
and
Grafton
Grafton, of Louisville.
Hamilton, Mass.
1971 inclusive.
.
County
Community
water
R.
Consol.
Bond
B.
Vick
Me-
B.
Clendon, County Court Clerk, will
sealed
receive
Day
I1/4S, at
of
a
about
1951.
$5,700,000 sewage disposal sys¬
tem .general obligation bonds.
1951. Due
1,
Nov.
on
bonds
maturing in 1977 to 1981
callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
are
ity approved by Miller,. Canfield,
Paddock &
Offering
J.
—
E.
Crews,
Trustees,
bids
Dated
bonds.
nue
1972
until
ing
Mdrch
on
bonds.
1950
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Dated
1
The
Dec.
from
1,
1952
bonds
2
purchased ;by
Co., of Boston, as
price of 100.14, a basis
was
1.20%.
Due
Sept.
1,
from
1953
after 10 years from date
'Newton, III. ■
.BondSale—The issue of $65,000
are
callable.
to
callable.
Interest
by
approved
Oct.
Dated
1951.
of issue
M-S.
Wyatt,
Sale
electric
;loan,
bonds offered
1145
p^
awarded to Salo¬
Bros. &
mon
City,
a
$250,000 gas
Act of 1951
Sept. ,26—v. 174,
on
were
—
The
—
Hutzler, of New-York
1.40s, at a price of 100.21,
as
basis of about
1.36%.
Bond Sale
—
The
$800,000 bonds
offered
on
awarded to the Worcester
Trust Co., of ..Worcester,
Millbury National Bank,
&
and
the
jointly,
a
Sept. 25—v. 174,
1145
p.
2s, at a price of 100.31,
as
basis of about 1.95%.
Norfolk
County
LOUISIANA
New
Orleans,
Bond Offering—R.
(P.
O. Dedham),
Massachusetts
Note
La.
O. Toledano,
Secretary of Board of Liquidation
City Debt, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 17 for
Offering
Warmington,
will
receive
—
Treasurer,
bids
to
inclu¬
1987
maturing
on
or
1, 1957
are callable. In¬
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Burton
and
Sch.
until
11
Davidson
Dist.
3131
No.
South
10
Twps. Frac.
(P. O.
Vassar
Road,
Route No. 3, Flint 7),
,
Michigan
Bond ^Offering — Clarence
District
(EST)
of
until
G.
will
Secretary,
bids
sealed
on
8
p.m.
Oct. 2 for the purchase
$68,000
school) bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1951. Due on June 1 from
1952 to 1968 inclusive. The bonds
maturing in 1964 to 1968
able.
Interest
are
call¬
J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of De¬
.
.
■>
••
Cheboygan County, Inland Lakes
Rural Agric. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
.Indian
River), Mich.
'
Bond Offering—Charles W. Wal-
dron, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 10 for the
purchase
of
$350,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1951.
Sept. 1 from 1952 to 1969
inclusive. The bonds maturing in
Due
C.
Raymond
County
sealed
1954
bonds
J-J.
troit.
Millbury, Mass.
County
Legality
after Jan.
receive
;,Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
to
Grafton
from
The
terest
Oct, 1 from 1952 to
on
1
sive.
Bright,
matur¬
are
Jan.
1,
Grafton, of Louisville.
1970
Legality approved by
bonds
Brooklyn, Mich.
— George
E. DuBois, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $130,000 water supply system revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1951. Due on
Bond Offering
&
p.m
and after March 1, 1956
on
1951,
maturing
1
inclusive. The
$1,900,000 school house, series
&
*
1956 inclusive.
(CST) on Oct. 2 for the purchase
of $135,000 school building reve¬
Due
Manager
of
will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of
Co.; of
Chicago, as 2%s, at a price of
1101.03, a -basis of about 2.69%.
.•
were
Indepi Sch. Dist., Ind.
of
Board
—
M.
—
E. Hailstone &
Secretary-Business
Barrington), III. >
Bond Sale
The $65,000 school
.addition building bonds.offered on
Sept. 18 — v; 174, p. 1040 — were
,
to
bonds
L.
$15,000
—were
-
awarded
.174, p. 1040
on
Co., of Cincinnati.
~
Sch. Dist, No. 89 (P. O. Route I,
L
v.
—
offered
bonds
awarded to Frank
y\Vaco
Lake
Oct. 9 for the purchase
on
of
of Detroit.
Bond Sale—The issue of
and
Offering—Hester
Oct.
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
&
Logan County (P. O. Russellville),
Kentucky
Bond
bonds.
on
1952 to 1961 inclusive. Le¬
ap¬
&
Buren
Sept. 25
1967
to
•
building-1951
Jan. 1 from{1962
inclusive,
$280,000
2Vzs, due on Jan. 1 from 1968
,7
re¬
p.m.
—
parking area
1, 1951. Due
Oct.
1 from
Ky.
will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 15
City
of
Offering—Phil J. Thorny,
able.
Township, Sch. 'Twp
(Pi O. Summitville), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 .school
Van
2%& 1
r.provement bonds, as
4
purchase of $160,000 building and
The $75,000 school
site bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1951.
loan, act of 1949 bonds offered on Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1969
Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1145—were inclusive. The bonds
maturing iri
awarded to W. E. Hutton & Co.,
1966 to 1969 are callable. Interest
and Kenneth B. Hill &
Co., both A-O. Legality approved by Miller,
of Boston, jointly, as
%s, at a Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of De¬
price of 101.23, a basis of about troit.
will
bonds.
proved by Ross, McCord,-.Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Im-
•
(EST)
Kase-
will
Cohasset, Mass.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Interest
1951.
^Vr
School
Hollywood
Sale—The
curities Corp., of New York City,
■
185,000
meyer, City Comptroller,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
1 from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. The
issue of $345,loan, act of 1950 bonds
purchased by the Union Se¬
was
Bay City, Mich.
Offering — O. A.
Bond
-
Dated Nov.
1.58%.
receive
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST)
Gloucester, Mass.
on
Oct.
1
for
the
purchase of
Bond
Offering — S. Emerson
$30,000
public
school
building
Laurie, City Treasurer, will re¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1953 to
(EST) on Oct. 3 for the purchase
City
ner,
to Jan. 1,
July*"l,,1953
on
The? bonds .pre.
as
2V4S.
Due
June
1962.
$40,000 Ames School Improvement
-
1,
ap¬
000 school
Bond Sale
7H7,,
yyi;
CivilT^Jownship
Due
*
as
1
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1948. ,Due on
"
bonds,
1963 to
1,456,000
will
Trustee,
■
17,900
White-Phillips Co., all of Chicago,
a
194,000 21/2s.
bids unt*P7:30 p.m.
1962.
Co.,
2.38%,
July
on
Louisville..
*
price of 100.02,
Due
Bond Offering—William
County Sch. Dist. No. 96
on
(P. O. Riverside), III.
Bond Sale—The $690,000 bonds 800 school bonds, as follows:
offered on Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1144
$17,900 Schools-Township bonds.
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Due on JfllyT, 1953 to Jan. 1,
a
2V4S.
from 1952 to 1962 inclusive.
callable.
sealed
cost of about
Nov.
Legality
York
Hazard, Ky.
^.The issue of $35,-
Raffensperger^yiughes
and
,Cook
at
M-N.
Auburn, Mass.
of
&
■ 'i;i-
posed of the City Securities Corp.,
Township
composed of Harriman
Co.,
from 1968 to 1984 inclusive.
y*■/!■',
•
Municipal-of* 1951 bonds was
purchased by .=TSF"" syndicate com¬
.
'
.
New
were
000
$180,000 warrants was purchased
by the" First Securities Company
of Chicago, at 2V4%, plus a prev
&
Chi¬
Co.,, of
City, Harris, Hall &
of Michigan Corpora¬
York
MulRtie, Ind.
Lawn),
;
.
Nuveen
J. Van Ingen
B.
New
on
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
.
John
cago,
4s,-^at*par.
as
Bond
Cook County Community High Sch.
■
dated
are
MASSACHUSETTS
Sept. 24—v. 174, p. 1041—were
a syndicate
composed
of
M&gnus & Co., of Cin¬
•i~■
Trust
Dist. No. 220 (P. O. Oak
bonds
Interest
awarded to
of
awarded to
Co., of Chicago, and the
other by Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., as 2s, at a price of 100.33, a
basis of about 1.93%. '
;;
,
The
1951.
works revenue-1951 bonds offered
on
Co., First
tion, Hornblower &
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Interest M-S.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs, proved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
" Dankmeyer,
of
Baltimore, and
Adrian P. Fisher, Counsel for the
Bowling Green, Ky.
County Commissioners.
Bond Sale—The $33,780 water
Sale—ripte $96,000 water
works
Bond
■L
callable.
are
$350,000
Bond
Cook
&
1, 1955
Sale
Bond
sidewalk and street lighting bonds
was
Ice
bonds maturing on or after March
Stone, of Detroit.;
Weeks, both as 2s, at a price of 102.03, a basis
Benton Township Sch. Dist. No. 4
$165,000 imCity, Field, Rich¬ of about 1.70%.
(P. O. 1276 East Napier
provement-195JUbonds offered on ards & Co., of Cleveland, DempDated Oct. 15, 1951.
Due on
Avenue, Benton Harbor),Sept. 25—v. J74, p. 1040—were sey & Co., McDougal & Co., both Oct. 15 from 1952 to 1966 inclu¬
Michigan
awarded to Harrison & Austin, of of Chicago, and Walter, Woody & sive.
Legality
approved
by
Bond Offering—Bert Bergmark,
South Bend,
ajijy&s, at a price of Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, at a Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Secretary of Board of Education,
price of 101.68, a net interest cost
100.37, a basis_o£ about 1.42%.
Dodge, of Boston.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
.....,'jf
of about 2.73%, as follpws:
1 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 2 for .the
Monroe, Ind.
174,
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, at par.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Ross,
(1241) ,49
MishauLaka, Ind.
revenue
7—v.
ap¬
to
McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
$80,000 electric
system
in¬
Legality
Interest J-J.
by
Due
1965
1952
proved
316-^were awarded to Barcus,
p.
.
and
p.m.
I)ct. 1, 1951.
clusive.
Bethany, III.
re¬
Oct. 8 for the purchase
$40,000
on
Heck-
Township. Trustee, will
bonds.
light
Lebanon),
5,
Indiana
turing in 1961 to 1980 are callable.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved
•
Township
Sch.
Route
Due on Dec. 1 from 1951
1, 1950.
to
of
bonds.
revenue
sewer
.
.
on
1961
to 1969
are
callable.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
on Oct. 2 for the pur¬
$350,000
Tuberculosis Detroit.
Hospital
Maintenance
n 0 tes.
Coldwater Sch. Dist., -Mich.
Dated Oct. 2, 1951. Due on .April
Note Sale
The $42,500 notes
7, 1952.
offered on Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1145
Plymouth County (P. O. Plymouth),
-were
awarded to the Southern
a.m;
(EST)
chase
of
the, Attorney-General of the State. the purchase of $5,000,000 sewer¬
age, water and drainage, series F
IOWA
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1951. Due
Inc.,- of Chicago.
AIta Jndep. Con, Schi Dist., v (owa on Dec. 15 from 1953 to 1991 in¬
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬ clusive.
The bonds maturing on
7
Rochelle, III.
Massachusetts
Michigan National Bank, of ColdiBoiid Offering —A. V. Ward, ing bonds offered on Sept. 25—v. and after Dec, 15, 1971 are call¬
-Note Sale— The $60,000 County water.
<City Clerk, i will receive sealed 174, p. 1145—were awarded to the able. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
Tuperculosis Hospital Loan, Act
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) ion Oct, Becker & Cownie, Inc., of
pes proved by Wood, King & Dawson, of
Dearborn, Mich.
1951, Chapter 175 notes offered
;';1 for the purchase of $330,000 Moines, as 214 s*. .at a price of of New York City.
Bond Offering—Myron A. Stev¬
on Sept.. 25—v. 174, p. <1145—were
.-water. works and sewerage, rev¬ .10L48.'r. . 4
St. Charles Parish, Sunset Drainage awarded to the Plymouth National ens, City Clerk, will receive sealed
enue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1951.
bids until 8 p.m.,(EST) on Oct. 2
District (P. O. 405 JBaronne Bldg., Bank, of Plymouth,
.;
Council Bluffs, la.
as Is, at a
jDue on May 1 from 1952 to 1978
for the purchase of $174,000 spe¬
Bond
Sale—The $44,000
New Orleans), La.
judg¬
price of 100.008, a basis of about
inclusive. The bonds maturing in
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
Bond
Sale
The - $165,000 re¬ 0.99%.
ment/funding bonds offered on
electric
revenue
bonds
was
pur¬
chased by the Benjanin and Land,
—
.
.
''
,1967 to 1978
M-N.
man
are
callable.
.A-;' ;''7
1
'
.
Sept.
.
.
7
174, p. 1041—were funding bonds offered on Sept. 24
Pyper Company —v. 174, p. 945—were awarded to
Inc., of Council Bluffs, as 2s, at a Scharff & Jones, and Ducournau
price of 200.63, a basis of- about & »Kees, both of New Orleans,
offered
—were,
awarded
;«on,
Shell
Offering—Harry J. JohnCity
Clerk-Treasurer,' will
receive .sealed
,(CST)
of
on
$40,000
bids
until
8
Due
Oct. 9 for the purchase
Fire House construc011
Dated Sept. 1,
July 1} 1952 to Jan.
1, 1962.' Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by. Ross, McCord, < lee &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
iClay
Township -(P. O. Brooklyn),
Indiana
jointly,
Con.
Rock
Sch.
District, la.
174,,.-p. 1041-—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
as 2tis, at a price of
basis of about 2.08%.
Chicago,
101.58,
a
Barren
'
Bond
County
(P.
[ Prince
'■
.
y
1 from
&
Howard,
1953 to-1972 inclusive. The
Sept. 26—v. 174,
on
p.
1145
145,000
George's
County
(P.
O.
100.51, a basis of about 1.53%.
from
The
Worcester County
bids
until
(EST) on
Oct. 9 for, the purchase of $1,175,-
as
noon
Day
Sale—The
notes
was
Trust
1
from
1952
to
Due
1976
on
in¬
Nov.
series B
1
clusive.
from
bonds.
1952
to
Due
1976
on
in¬
of $200,-
of
Boston,
dock &
Sale—The
on
to
1961
on
roll
Sept. 1
inclusive.
dated
are
Interest
M-S.
Sept. 1,
Legality ap¬
by Miller,. Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
East Detroit Sch. Dist.,
Bond .Offering
—
Mich.
Howard P.
Smith, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
at cation, will receive sealed bids
until ,8 p.m.
Battle Creek School District,
Note
assessment
by the
$450,000
(EST)
on
Oct. 2 for
the
purchase of $1,750,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due
MICHIGAN
offered
clusive.
450,000
Co.,
issue
purchased
0.89%.
general obligation-1951 bonds,
Nov.
«
Note
000
follows:
$725,000 series A bonds.
(P. O. Worces'
ter), Mass.
^.Bond; Offering—Thomas E. Lati¬
President of Board of Coun¬
Commissioners, will receive
1951.
1952
bonds
proved
Upper Marlboro), Md.
special
No. 497 bonds. Due
awarded to Blair, Rollins
Co., Inc., and the Lee Higginson
as 1.60s, at, a price
of
mer,
000
..
::
of
MARYLAND
Sale—The. $55,000
Indianapolis.
cost
-
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
Sale—The $245,000 bonds
Corp., jointly,
sealed
O. .Glasgow),
Kentucky
Offering — Bess
net interest
about 3.45%.
ty
KENTUCKY
County Clerk,, will, receive sealed
school bids until 10 a.m. *(CST) on Get.
-bonds offered on Sept. 24—v. 174, 2
for
the "purchase
of
$76;600
p. 1040—were awarded to the In-: school -building
revenue
bonds.
-dianapolis Bond & Share Corp., of Dated Sept. 1,1951.* Due on March
Bond
at a
Bond
,
v.
of
W.estfield, Mass.
the
,";Bond Sale-^The"$85,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Sept. 24—
p.m.
tion-1951/ bonds.
d951.
to
"
Bond
$29,000 special assessment roll No.
490
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1
24—v.
1.82%,
INDIANA
Batesville, Ind.
,
—
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Mich.
notes
Sept. 17—-v. 174, * p.
awarded to Kenower,
on
July 1 from 1952 to 1969 in¬
The bonds maturing in
clusive.
1961
est
to
1969
are
J-J.
callable.
Inter¬
Legality approved by
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, .at Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1041—were
,l%%.
of Detroit.
.,
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
Monday, October 1, 1951
.
.
.
(1242)
Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Flint, Mich.
airport
main terminal revenue, series 1951
bonds offered on Sept. 24—v. 174,
1041
were
awarded to the
Bond Sale—The $215,000
—
pany,
Com¬
Insurance
Life
of Detroit, as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.99%.
of 100.002, a
(P. O.
Valley Sch. Dist.
Huron
Sale
Note
offered
—
The $40,000 notes
Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1145
on
awarded
—were
Midford,
of
Bank
State
County
Oakland
the
to
at 2V2%.
Mich.
Sold—The
Not
Bonds
obligation
general
$700,000
bonds
sewer
1041
Sept. 25—v. 174, p.
—did not receive any bids.
Minnesota
bonds
building
174.
p,
—
Dated
Nov. 1 from
building ibonds.
Nov. 1, 1961 are
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
000
Homeland
special
about 1.94%.
of
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Le Roy), Minn.
County
5
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$50,000
ing bonds offered on Sept. 25—v.
174, p. 1146—were awarded to the
First National Bank of St. Paul, as
the
to
Toms
as 2V2S, at a price
basis of about 2.49%.
River,
of 100.06, a
A. E. Patmos,
—
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 9
for the purchase of $685,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
District Clerk,
A-O.
Delafield
Hawkins,
by
approved
Legality
of New York
Wood,
&
City.
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond Sale--The $20,000 water
174,
945—were
p.
and
hurst.
A-O.
Company,
awarded to
of Hazle-
Lower
Cambridge, TV. Y.
Bond Offering
receive
of
Tylertown), Miss.
Bond
Sale—The $146,000
Bond
p.n
$43,500 bonds, as follows:
bonds.
Due
on
1960
•
195
Dated
Sept. 1, 195(
Sept. 1 from 1951 t
Fire
Department
-
inclusive.
Fire
30,000
Department
195
Du
-
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
Jan.
on
from 1952
1
198
to
inclusive.
/
The bonds
callable. Legalit
are
/
Cambridge.
school
Chenango Morning-Side Heights
Water
Dist.-(P. O.
Sept. 26—v. 174,
on
1146—were awarded to Boland.
& Co., of New York City,
price of 100.39,
of about 2.94%.
3s, at
a
basis
a
Chenango
Forks), N.
Bond
Y.
Offering
Chamberlain,
receive
—
Pluma
Clerk,
Town
bids
sealed
until
I
wi
1100
(EST) on Oct. 4 for the purcha.1
$15,500
water
system-19;
Madison School District, N. J.
Q. Wood,
Offering—John
2
Oct. 9 for the purchas
approved by Lawton & Morse, (
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
1, Cape May), N. J.
bends offered
as
until
bids
sealed
on
Saffin
Walthall County, Marion-Walthall
Line Con.' Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Mrs. M. \
—
Nennstiel, Village Treasurer, wiT
D.
R.
p.
.
approved
& Wood,
Legality
Delafield
New York City.
works bonds offered on Sept. 22—
Allen
City, jointly, as 2.10s, at a pricl
100.13, a basis of about 2.08%.
Jean A. White,
purchase of $225,000 school
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
of Buffalo, an/
Cross, of New Yorl'
&
of
$13,500
Hawkins,
of
Lumberton, Miss.
Roosevelt
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1977 inclusive.
by
offered 01
1146—were
Traders Trust Co.,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 8
bonds.
$50,000 electrfc
system - 1951 bonds
Sept. 27—v. 174, p.
District Clerk,
for the
/
'
Arcade,N. Y.
.
(EST)
—
j
Bond Sale—The
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
1.97%.
awarded to the Manufacturers am
N. J.
Hawthorne Sch. Dist.,
Bond Offering
Interest
Due from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
v.
Mower
Sept.
on
a
■NEW YORK
.
_
1042—were awarded
First
National
Bank of
Bond Offering
issue of $250,-
about
25—v. 174, p.
Clarksdale, Miss.
Sale—The
inclusive. The bonds
callable.
offered
bonds
tion-1951
2s, at
of
sanita-
Montclair, jointly
price of 100.32, a basi:
of
Co.,
as
Hillside), N. J.
Bond
Tro-
Leonard
(P. O.
Bankf.$
National
First
the
Trust
Sale—The $15,000
Bond
Hillside Township
MISSISSIPPI
street improvement
sen,
District Clerk, will receive bonds was purchased by M. A.
Saunders & Co., of Memphis, and
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct. 4
for the purchase of Associates, at a net interest cost
No.
(P. O.
Kalamazoo), Mich.
Sale—The issue of $15,000
National
First
the
and
Bank, of Willmar, jointly, as 2V2S.
maturing after
Water District
of¬
on
Willmar,
O. Lakefield), Minn.
Offering
main
water
indebtedness
of
Sept. 24—v. 174, p. 855—
awarded
to
the Bank of
fered
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Jackson County
and
sewer
certificates
400,000 2.40s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
1971
Township,
Kalamazoo
from
150,000 2j/2s. Due on Oct. 1
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
1951. Due on
ceive any bids.
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $128,000
the
for
3
sanitary
follows:
about 2.47%, as
$250,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
1.953 to
offered on Sept.
1145.—did not re¬
tional
River), N. J.
Toms
scho'
Sept. 25—v. 171
on
1146—were awarded to the Na
State
Bank, of Newark
p.
and
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
—
Nov. 1,
Sold —The $100,000
Not
Bonds
bonds offered
NEW JERSEY
Dover Township
Sept. 26—v. permanent improvement fund
174, p. 1146—were awarded to a bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
syndicate composed of John Nu- Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1962 inclu¬
veen
& Co., Mu.llaney, Wells & sive. Legality approved by Faegre
Co., McDougal & Co., Dempsey & & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Co., all of Chicago, and ShaughWilmar, Minn.
nessy & Co., of St. Paul, at a price
Certificate Sale
The $12,000
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
Midland),
1-F (P. O.
Michigan
District No.
inclusive. Le¬
1970
J.
N.
Dist.,
Bond Sale—The $230,000
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Minn.
ing bonds offered on
Townships Sch.
Jerome and Homer
to
1952
G. Pederson,
Bond Offering—P.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
$800,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
Falls,
River
Thief
Hennepin County Jndep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale),
$375,000
,r.;
Bond
3s, at par.
as
Bond
on
24—v.
bonds offered on
from
Sch.
Verona
purchase of $48,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1
v.
No. 3 (P.
Inkster,
offered
$8,000 improve¬
Sept. 11— ing after Jan. 1, 1962 are callable.
174, p. 945 —were awarded to Legality approved by Faegre &
the Citizens State Bank, of Echo, Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The
ment
were
Mich.
Milford),
Minn.
Echo.
bert, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 3 for the
purchase
of
$340,000
building
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
April 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. The bonds maturing in 1961
to 1969 are callable. Interest A-O.
Michigan
drainage bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
1970 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
000
Offering—Gordon D. Eg¬
Bond
of $260,-
the purchase
for
9
Oct.
MINNESOTA
Edwardsburg Con. Rural Agric.
Sch. Dist., Mich.
of
special assessment bonds was pur¬ 2.60s, at a price of 100.25, a basis
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due c
Clerk
of Board
of Supervisors,
Bond Offering—Alfred Kerzner,
chased by E. H. Schneider & Co., of about 2.57%.
March 1 from 1953 to 1967 ii
will receive sealed bids until noon District Clerk, willvreceive sealed
of Kalamazoo, as 4s, at par.
Plainview, Minn.
(CST) on Oct. 1 for the purchase bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 10 elusive. Interest M-S. Legality aj
Dated
Sept. 1, 1951. Due on
Bond Offering—Rolland Ander¬ of $11,000 general obligation for the purchase of $450,000 school proved by Hawkins, Delafield
March 15 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
;- ■
sive. The bonds are callable. In¬ son, Village Clerk, will
receive bonds. Due from 1952 to 1959 in¬ bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1951. Due Wood, of New York City.
on
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1971 in¬ Clinton
terest M-S. Legality approved by sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on clusive.
(P. O. Wappingers Falls
clusive.
Interest
F-A.
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
& Oct. 2 for the purchase of $79,000
New York
f
MISSOURI
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
street improvement bonds. Dated
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Sale—The $19,000 buile
Wood, of New York City.
Oct. 1, 1951. Due- from
Pattonville School District, Mo.
1954 to
ing bonds offered on Sept. 24—
Lapeer County (P. O. Lapeer),
1963 inclusive. Legality approved
Bond Sale—The issue of $138,Paterson, N. J.
174, p. 1146—were awarded to tl
Michigan
by Faegre & Benson, of Minnea¬ 000 school bonds was purchased
Bond Sale—The $715,000 bonds
/ Bond Sale —The $375,000 hos¬
N a t io n a 1 Bank of Wappinge
polis.
by the Commerce Trust Co., of offered on Sept. 27—v. 174, p. 1146 Falls, as 2.40s, at par.
pital bonds offered on Sept. 24—
Kansas City, as 2V8S. Dated Aug. —were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
v.
174, p. 1041—were awarded to Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Cobleskill, N. Y.
1, 1951.
composed of the Union Securities
No. 5 (P. O. White Bear Lake),
Halsey, Stuart & Co., at a price
Bond Sale—The $190,000 wateMinnesota
of 100.02, a net interest cost of
Corp., of New York City, Equita¬
Pike County (P. O. Bowling
ble Securities Corp., and Dolphin 1951 bonds offered on Sept. 27-about, 1.8,9%, as follows:,.
Bond, Sale—The $500,000 build¬
Green), Mo.
v.
174, p. 1146—were awarded '
& Co., of Philadelphia, as 2.10s,
$110*000 3s. Due on May 1 from ing bonds offered on Sept. 25—v.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 public
the
First
National
Bank,
at a price of 100.02, a basis of
1952 to 1956 inclusive,
174, p. 1042—were awarded to a hospital bonds offered on Sept. 24
Cobleskill, as lV2s, at par.
about 2.09%.
50,000 2s. Due on May 1 in 1957 syndicate composed of Halsey, —v. 174, p. 1042—were awarded
Stuart & Co., Juran &
1958.
and
215,000 l%s. Due on May 1 from
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
Lincoln Park,
Mich.
Bond Sale—The $385,000 special
assessment rolls Nos. 310 to 332,
offered on
1146 — were
Stranahan, Harris &
improvement bonds
Sept. 24
—
awarded
v.
to
174,
Kalman
at
a
price of 100.006,
2.35%,
1955 inclusive.
1952 to
80,000 2y2s. Due
Oak
Sept. 1, 1956.
on
Park
(P. O. Box 97,
Ferndale 20), Mich.
Bond Offering — Louise Shaw,
City
Clerk,
receive
will
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
8
for
the
purchase of $521,000
bonds,
follows:
as
Due
on
1980
Dec,
from
1
bonds.
1952
on Nov.
1953 to 1961 Inclusive.
1
from
bonds.
1952
to
The
195,000 2i/4s. Due
to
bonds
1980
are
dated
are
1,
callable. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
Barbier, Evely & MacFarlane, of Detroit.
ens,
Plainfield
District
Township Graded School
No.
1
(P.
O.
Roseau
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
on
Sept. 26—v.
Bond
Cortland, N.
Bond
Feb.
from
1
Due
on
1971
inclusive.
to
Oct.
000
MONTANA
on
Nov. 1 from
No.
—
John
Bond
Hanson,
8
bids until 8 p.m.
ing
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
first
Due
second
inclusive.
from
1
The
1954
bonds
to
1981
maturing
after Oct. 1, 1966 are callable. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Louis
Park
Ind.
Sch.
District
(P. O. 6300
Walker Avenue,
Minneapolis 16), Minn.
Clerk
the
School
sealed
bids
of
receive
(CST)
on
Board,
8
will
Oct. 3 for the purchase
$750,000 building bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1 from
to
after
Jan.
Legality
1965
are
approved
by
1,
Sibley County (P. O. Gaylord),
<
the
of
Board
&
about
Raritan
"
r
—
Y.
R. B. Sandei
Bond
Authority, N. H.
Note Offering—Aaron A. Hark-
Chairman, will receive
sealed bids at his office, 71 West
at
Oct. 3 for the purchase
of $1,285,000 temporary loan, sixth
Dated
Oct.
Due
on
March
approved
Trimble &
City.
New
by
14,
•■/
.
Bond
Marshall,
Offering
—
;',
•,./■• ,<'/'
/•''•:
District, N. H.
Douglas C.
District Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids in
Minnesota
1951.
Mitchell, of New York
Castle School
Pridham,
15,
1952. Legality
Caldwell,
care
Sept. 26—v. 174.
awarded
to
B.
J.
Co.,
&
of
New York
price
a
Scotch
of
Cortlandt, Toddville Water Di.
(P. O. Croton-On-Hudson), TV. 1
Bond
Plains
Bond
jointly,
100.30,
as
2.80s,
basis
a
of the
(P.
Township
O.
price
a
about
sealed
ceive
(EST)
of
on
—
Charles H.
until
bids
8:15
p.m.
Oct. 2 for the purchase
$100,000
lows:
sewer
bonds, as fol¬
$45,000 sewer, 2nd series bonds.
55,000
sewer
The
bonds
Due
1951.
1961
on
inclusive.
Delafield
(EST)
on
R.
to
D.
White
City,
100.31, a
of
0
1147
p.
York
2.4(
as
basis
2.37%.
Greenwood,
Canisteo
Sch.
Oct. 2 for
the!City.
West
Unioi
Dist.
No.
1
(P.
O.
are
Oct.
dated
1
—v.
174,
Roosevelt
Oct.
by
on
Sept.
1147—were awarded
p.
&
Cross, of New Yo:
City, and the Manufacturers
Traders
Trust
jointly,
as
a
Co.,
2.10s,
at
a
ai
Buffa'
of
price
basis of about 2.08%.
Distri
(P. O. Johnstown), TV. Y.
1,
from 1952 to
Bond
House
Le¬
offered
Hawkins,
—were
Interest A-O.
$127,000 buil
Johnstown, Berkshire Fire
assessment bonds.
approved
&
Jasper,
and Andover Central
Bond Sale—The
100.16,
v'-'/';:/;///:•
■
11
a.m.
bonds
ing-1951 bonds offered
Roberts, Township Clerk, will re¬
ton, 28 State Street, Boston, until
on
$20,000 exte:
Sept. 25—v. 174,
Co., of New
of
Plains), N. J.
Offering
burg, County Auditor, will receive
(CST)
Sale—The
construction-1951
Greenwood), TV. Y.
Scotch
gality
C.
Intere
rahan, of New York City.
2.76%.
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
Offering —W.
Aug. 1 fro
on
Legality approved by Sull
Donovan, Heenehan & Hai
van,
at
Ingen
recer
inclusive.
awarded
Olden¬
Bond
Due
1960
were
on
1146—were
about
on
notes.
to
on
away,
issue
1952
F-A.
fered
of Highland Park,
(EST)
Aug. 1, 1951.
Sale—The $275,000
school
will
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) (
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $39,0<
street improvement bonds. Dat<
sion
bonds offered
p.
Chamberlain,
sealed
Township (P. O. Box 14,
Nixon), N. J.
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
interest cost
2.73%.
Offering
City, and the First National Bank,
HAMPSHIRE
Nashua Housing
by
City.
Van
J-J.
Interest
NEW
bonds
the
of
M-S.
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Delafield
the
be
1952
from
1
Interest
approved
1951.
1,
will
serial
and
choice
1976 inclusive. The bonds
maturing
bonds
p.m.
of
1953
choice
Trustees.
July
March
on
inclusive.
of $11,000 build¬
Dated
Amortization
Oct. 10
on
Due
1961
March 1,
bonds. Dated
school
Pearl Street, Nashua, until 11 a.m.
Fernstrom,
until
bonds.
receive sealed
(MST)
to
the
for
Legality
Offering—Gustav Fjiseth,
for the purchase
Oct.
District
(P. O. Froid), Mont.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
2
for the
purchase of $180,000
on
School
County
65-6
District Clerk, will
(P. O. Badger), Minn.
Offering
Roosevelt
will receive
(EST) on
purchase of $150,-
District Clerk,
land,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
City
p.
of Chicago, at a net
of
2s.
43,000
District Clerk, will receive sealed
'
1146—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curits,
174,
Bond Offering—ElwoodR. Love-
1952 to 1967 inclusive.
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
$33,000 build¬
Grover—Upper Penns Neck
(P. O. Penns Grove),
New Jersey
$132,000 L%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
County Ind. Con. Sch. Dist.
callable.
Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
Oct.
Penns
Sch. Dist.
follows:
as
1951.
120,000 2.40s. Due
1980
maturing in 1971
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St.
Louis,
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. C.
The bonds
to
1968
inclusive.
1951.
1 from
to
inclusive.
Dec.
as
$185,000 2xks. Due
St.
public park
546,000
on
building
public
$175,000
net interest
follows:
a
cost of about
No. 42
$305,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Moody, and
Co., both of St. Paul,
'
p.
Co., Inc., of Toledo, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.82%, as follows:
&
Wood, of New York
Sale
and
on
—
The
$19,000 Fi
equipment-1951
Sept. 20—v. 174,
awarded
to
the'
County National Bank
Co., of
Gloversville,
bon
p.
and
lO
Fulti
Tri
as 2.20s.
Number 5051
olume 174
Rensselaer,
Fenner, Sullivan,
Lincoln,
enox,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Smithfield and Oneida Central
Sch.
*
No.
Dist.
O.
(P.
1
offered
Y.
Canastota), N.
awarded
—were
composed
istrict Clerk, will receive sealed
Company
(EST)
ds until 2 p.m.
the
r
Oct. 10
on
purchase of $2,370,000
and
equipment - 1951
Dated Oct. 1, 1951.
Due
ilding
nds.
1
Oct.
1952
from
1980
to
in-
Oct. 17 for the purchase of
Y.
$248,000 bonds
Sept. 27—v. 174,
on
Offering—W. G. Clifford,
Bond
N.
Sale—The
Bond
to
1147
p.
R.
Albany,
100.08,
D.
IV2S,
-as
at
of $96,000
sion
oved
by
eckler
ork
&
Galloway,
of
(P. O. Accord), N.
Bond
City.
Salem Fire Dist.
South
ewisboro,
O. South Salem), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Alathea P. Hoyt,
istrict
Treasurer,
will receive
(P.
aled
until 4 p.m.
bids
ct. 4 for the
ire
-S.
2.20s, at
Kerhonkson,
as
par.
City School District, N.
Rye
Y.
New York City.
bids until 11
for
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
$1,021,000
building-1951 bonds. Dated June
1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from 1952
to 1971 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
ilton
Central Sch. Dist. No.
1
New York City.
O. Hudson Street, South Glens
Falls), N. Y.
West Seneca (P. O. Seneca Street,
Bond Offering—Harold Van DeWest Seneca 24), N. Y.
Interest
Northumberland and
District
ive,
bids
sealed
ST)
until
building
bonds.
Due
2
re¬
p.m.
and
equip-
Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1952 to
on
inclusive.
80
will
Oct. 1 for the purchase
on
$759,000
ent-1951
51.
Clerk,
Interest
M-N.
Le-
lity approved by Vandewater,
kes, Heckler & Galloway, of
ew York City.
Bond
Sale—The
$196,000 incin¬
erator
plant-1951
bonds offered
Sept. 26—v. 174, p. 1147—were
on
1.70s,
basis of
as
Sale
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
ond Sale—The $7,860,000 wateroffered
bonds
Sept.
on
26
174, p. 1042—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Ma¬
v.
Trust
Company of Western
York,
Buffalo;
Guaranty
Co., of New York City;
orthern
Trust Co., Continental
ne
school
Hamilton
bonds
the
Vance
by
linois
National
Bank
Trust
&
both of Chicago; R. W. Press& Co., Wood, Struthers &
o., both of New York City; Na-
at
cost
&
onal
State
Bank
1953
of
100.30,
basis
a
77%.
/
;
of
;
about
vp
>■
orth
pur¬
Securities
March 1 from
on
Dated
of
March
sive.
1
from
by
1951.
1953
Due
Legality
Hoyt
Reed,
on
1960 inclu¬
to
M-S.
Interest
proved
1,
bids
11
until
for
10
the
Hutchin¬
F.
of
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
County
of
ap¬
G
bonds.
Due
sewer
bonds.
Due
and water
on
Sept.
ling,
Offering—W.
1951.
bonds
Interest
proved
by
dated
are
M-S.
Squire,
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
works
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
receive
improvement
Marietta,
Bond
Nov.
bonds.
Due
Massie
174,
1147
p.
Dist.
(P.
A.
Sept. 21—v.
White &
2V2S, at
Co., of Cincinnati, as
price^of 100.53, a basis
a
Flora
B.
Jef¬
7:30
p.m.
works
1954
to
1970
May 1 from 1953 to 1978 inclusive.
inclusive.
cation,
ium
by
ue
of
$31. Dated Oct. 2, 1951.
April
on
2,
purchase
will
receive
(EST)
a.m.
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $1,-
5,000
system-1951
sewer
ated May 1, 1951.
1952
om
to
Due
1980
bonds,
on
Bond
000
orth Hempstead Union Free
water
the
of
will
receive
follows:
,625,000 school-1951 bonds. Due
from
1952
to
1980
inclusive.
purchased
was
1952
The
51.
to
Due
on
May
1
are
dated
Interest M-N.
Legality
—
1,
ap-
&
eekskill Housing Authority, N. Y.
Note Sale—The issue of
$1,002,0 notes
$350,000
awarded
&
to
Braun,
Bos-
Co.,
Inc., and Prescott,
Hawley, Shepard & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
101.46, a basis of about 1.79%.
purchased by Salo¬
on Bros. & Hutzler, of New York
ity, at 1.14%, plus a premium
$26. Dated Oct. 15, 1951. Due
April 15, 1952.
Brilliant, Ohio
— Frank
Carver,
Offering
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
12
for
the
$39,935
Rodgers Additions Special Assess¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1951.
Due
on
purchase
of
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1962
inclusive. Interest M-S.
1953
to
Co.,
Okemah, Okla.
Offering — Clarice Smith,
Clerk, will receive sealed
well, Village
sealed
bids
system
sewer
bonds.
Due
from
1954
clusive.
receive
sealed
bids
Mt.
County
Rt.
Lebanon
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Pittsburgh 28), Pa.
Bond
Dated
Dependent
Miriam
—
Head-
1,
1951. Due
1952 to
Nov.
on
1976 inclusive.
Pittsburgh Public Parking
Authority, Pa.
City), Okla.
—
Nov.
1 from
4, Box 113, Oklahoma
Bond Offering
Offering
ley, Secretary of Board of Direc¬
and
repair tors, will receive sealed bids until
to 1958 in¬ 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 18 for the
purchase of $750,000 school bonds.
School District No. 46 (P.O.
(CST)
p.m.
chase
of
E. M. Dickin¬
Oct. 1 for the pur¬
building bonds.
on
$12,900
Due from
1954
1958
to
inclusive.
*
V-y.
OREGON
Lane
County
O.
275
Sch.
Dsit.
No.
4
Seventh
Avenue,
East Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $977,000 school
on Sept. 26—v.
174,
1147—were awarded to a syn¬
p,
dicate composed of
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Stone & Webster Securities
Bonds
Publicly Offered
The
syndicate
of
The
First
Bostoa
Corp., Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
Singer, Deane & Scribner, both
of Pittsburgh;
Stroud & Co., of
Philadelphia; Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburgh;
Yarnall
&
Co.,
of
Philadelphia, and A. E. Masten
& Co., of
Pittsburgh, is offering
$6,000,000 parking revenue, series
A bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due
on
Oct. 1, 1981.
The bonds ma¬
turing on and after Oct. 1, 1953,
callable.
are
ity
Interest A-O. Legal¬
approved
by
Kirk patrick,
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johh^on, 01
Corp., of New York City, Braun, Pittsburgh.
; v
r v*ur
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and HornRoscoe School District, Pa.
blower & Weeks, of New York
Bond Sale
The $10,500 gen¬
City, at a price of 100.004, at a
eral obligation bonds offered on
net interest cost of about
2.08%,
follows:
as
—
of
from
$34,960 water
special assessment
Savings Bank & Trust
23/4s, at a
basis of about
as
101.33,
a
noon
(EST) on Oct. 15
purchase of $3,475 side¬
improvement-1951,
assessment
1951. Due
1962
bonds.
on
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
special
Oct.
1,
from
1953
to
1
Interest
A-O.
Le¬
gality approved
ders
1953
to
on
March
1
Sept.
1960 inclusive.
Due
on
1961
1968
by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
Bond
Offering
—
Irene Lauben-
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
from
noon
1969 to
March 1 from
on
1971
March
to
1951. Due
1975
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sanders &
National
2V2s.
as
RHODE ISLAND
Cranston, R. I.
1
Note
inclusive.
Sale —The
Not
Sold —The
disposal
plant,
$19,000
series
St.
Bond
Helens, Ore.
Sept. 17—v. 174,
p.
1043—were
the
1147
p.
Industrial
Co., of Providence, at 1.15%.
iEl Xct!€1*
J
Bond
Offering — Harold A.
Earnes, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
$8,629.77 im¬
provement, series H bonds offered
on
Trust
Sept. 24—v. 174,
on
Sale —The
$175,000 notes
awarded to
2
Sept. 17—v. 174,
1043—were not sold.
p.
on
—were
Riddle, Ore.
sealed
Providence
bids
in
Union
care
of
National
the
Bank
and
Trust Co., 100 Westminster
Street, Providence 1, until 4 p.m.
awarded to the United States Na¬
(EST)
of
a
Bank, of Portland, as 2V4S,
price of 100.37, a basis of
about
2.17%.
Sisters, Ore.
Offering—Norman Minks,
City Recorder-Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(PST)
until
8
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1,
1951.
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1961
1977
Due
inclu¬
sive.
Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
of Portland.
Township
(P. O.
1176
Old York Road,
Bond
inclusive.
by
SOUTH
Aiken
CAROLINA
County (P. O. Aiken), S. C.
Bond Offering
Board
of
will
receive
a.m.
(EST)
chase of
Oct.
—
County
sealed
on
The Clerk of
Commissioners
bids
until
Oct. 5 for the
11
pur¬
$95,000 school bonds. Due
1
from
1953
to
1976
in¬
clusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
Abington
1 for the purchase
Legality ap¬
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
proved
p.m.
Oct. 1 for the purchase
$20,000 general obligation
of
Oct.
re¬
on
bids
on
$130,000 school building and
equipment-1951 bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952
to
Bond
Abington), Pa.
Offering — E. Raymond
Ambler, Secretary of Board
$520,000 building bonds. Dated Township Commissioners, will
Nov. 1,
1043—were
p.
First
offered
Oct. 4 for the purchase
on
174,
the
Bank, of Roscoe,
on
thal, Clerk of Board of Education,
to
inclusive.
to
2V8s. : Due
145,000
Ridgeville Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
North Ridgeville), Ohio
J-D.
21—v.
tional
the
walk
.,
,
Due
416,000 2s.
sewage
bids until
for
2%s.
bonds offered
The
Cincinnati,
•
awarded
$416,000
City Manager, will receive sealed
Clerk, will receive
noon
(DST) on
until
Nelson
Secretary of the Au¬
will
care
bonds. Legality ap¬
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 1
the purchase of $25,000 sani¬
for
Bonds
(P. O. 30 Park Avenue,
Oakwood, Dayton 9), Ohio
Bond Offering—A. C. Bergman,
1953
—
Offering—George B. Raf-
proved
Town
V
Olmsted, Ohio
Sale
Provident
Cres-
Offering
(P. O. Gettysburg), Pa.
Bond
thority,
inclusive.
inclu¬
1972
on Sept. 24—v. 174,
1043—were awarded to the
p.
of
Cedarville, Ohio
Bond
1.82%.
Gettysburg Municipal Authority
revenue-1951
bonds offered
re¬
was
from
Bond
Ohio
The
at
about
1961
at
funding general obligation bonds
offered on Sept. 27—v. 174, p. 1147
Bond
oved by Hawkins, Delafield
ood, of New York City.
1
Oakwood
Akron,
Sale
Bond
from
Nov.
bids
2.50%.
1969 inclusive.
bonds
Nov.
price of
■-.V:.-
10,000 South Salem School-1951
bonds.
Neer,
sealed
OHIO
worth
1
J.
County Super¬
intendent of Schools, Springfield,
until noon (EST) on Oct. 10 for
improvement,
N.
of
ment bonds. Due from 1954 to
at the office of the
of
Sch.
5,000 bonds,
Nov.
Paul
receive
North
Dakota,
by the State School Land Depart-,
—were
on
will
—
purchased by
was
construction bonds
aled bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $3,as
Offering
sive. Interest M-N.
North
Peabody & Co., of New
City, and Harrison & Co.,
Philadelphia, jointly, as l%s,
a
price of 100.59, a basis of
—
Bond
purchase of $150,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on
D.
Bond Sale—The issue of $62,000
ington), N. Y.
Offering—Robert W. Wal-
Clerk,
2.45%.
Northeastern Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
improvement
Ray School District,
ment.
about
the
3s.
as
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Port Wash¬
District
of
issue of $220,-
works
bonds
Bank
Bismarck,
In-
Legality approved by
andewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
alio way, of New York City.
r,
Washburn,
City.
Sale—The
revenue
May'l
inclusive.
rest M-N.
Bond
&
approvec
Mandan, N. D.
Offering—Henry A. Sahm,
aled bids until 10:30
water
NORTH DAKOTA
York
Supervisor,
own
n
Legality
Hoyt
York
Washington
"ewer Dist. (P. O. Manhasset),
Bond
M-N.
Reed,
orth Hempstead, Port
New
$625,000
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on
New
1952,
of
of
Oct. 2 for
on
&
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Sept. 20—v.
174, p. 1043 — were awarded to
in
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬
Interest
the
(EST)
a.m.
by
Camp Hill School District, Pa.
extension
bonds offered
Hempstead Housing Author¬
ity (P. O. Manhasset), N. Y.
Note Sale—The issue of
$1,985,0 notes was purchased by the
h a s e National Bank, of New
ork City, at 1.17%, plus a pre-
until 11
1961
sewer extension
of E. V. Bulleit, First Na¬
improvement bonds. Due tional Bank Building, Gettysburg,
from 1954 to 1970 inclusive.
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 4 for
24,000 Fire Station and equip¬ the purchase of $475,000 sewer
O.
1043—were awarded to J.
p.
—
195,000 sanitary
(P.
on
to
Bond
improvement bonds. Due fensperger,
from
2.06%.
Sch.
1952
—
Sept. 26—v. 174,
Local
from
Kidder,
son, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Raffqpsperger,
Hughes & Co.," of Indianapolis, as
2V4S, at a price of 102.48, a basis
about
for
water
and
awarded to
of
1
York
(CST)
the purchase
of
as follows:
$340,000 bonds,
$121,000
Legality ap¬
Sanders &
—
on
1
Oklahoma
Ohio
—were
Oct.
011
Legality approved
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruffin
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
sealed
Clerk, will receive
bids until
Oct.
on
1,
Sale
The $125,000 gen¬
obligation water works bonds
eral
Offering
City
sealed
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ing bonds offered
E.
will
1
Bond Sale—The $154,000 build¬
Bond
Stacy Howard,
—
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
9 for the purchase of
$10,000 water
tary
Harveysburg), Ohio
Reidsville, N. C.
Clerk,
$897,500
Sept. 1 from 1953 to 1977
The
■
,
City
Bond
series
sewers,
burn, of New York City.
(J
Bond Offering
Oct.
on
main line storm
or
Offering — Mary Leiper,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
Due
Depew, Okla.
follows:
as
Wash¬
&
Cincin¬
Ambridge School District, Pa.
Bond
and
Board
offered
Due on March 1 from
Sept.
O.
Legality
inclusive.
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
Chicago, and 'Fahey, Clark &
o., of Cleveland, as 1.80s, at a
ice
was
Le¬
OKLAHOMA
Commissioners, will receive sealed
line
1957 inclusive.
to
10,000 2s.
of
Newark;
roud & Co., of Philadelphia; C.
Childs & Co., of New York
ity; Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of
t. Louis; Sills, Fairman & Harris,
Offering—C.
Clerk
265,000 sanitary
Co., of Durham, jointly,
$10,000 2V4s. Due
o.,
ich
Bond
son,
price of 100.01, a net interest
of about 2.08%, as follows:
a
(P.
County
inclusive,
Corp., of Greensboro, and J. Lee
Peeler
the
to
nati), Ohio
CAROLINA
building
ew
rust
awarded
Savings and Banking
Company, as 2%s, at par.
Bond Sale—The issue of $20,000
chased
assessment
Sept. 19—v. 174,
on
855—were
street
Grafton
?n
(P. O.
Taylorsville), N. C.
J-D.
to
inclusive.
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 17 for
by Squire, San¬ the
purchase of $80,000 improve¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ment bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1951.
ders &
fries,
$7,335
special
bonds offered
p.
The
—
improvement,
about 1.68%.
NORTH
Interest
1953
1956
gality approved
Bond
Grafton, Ohio
Bond
$632,500 trunk
of New York City,
price of 100.05, a
inclusive.
from
1
Legality approved from 1954 to 1958 inclusive.
Shaffer & Williams, of
Edmond, Okla.
ler,
a
1972
Dec.
on
to
51
approved by
5
$117,000 street
Dated
Sept.
1,
bonds.
Peltier,
assessment
on
Cincinnati.
bonds,
Alexander County
51
special
awarded to Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
at
Fred
(EST)
A-O.
Peck,
.
erker,
assess¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due oh
Oct. 1 from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
Oct. 4
on
crossing
noon
improvement,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality approved by Van-
Moreau,
until
Offering—Chas. F. Wood,
Interest
—
noon
1951. Due
special
(EST) on Oct. 3
for the purchase of $68,500 street
by
Bond
water, Sykes, Heckler & Galloay, of
National Bank, of
District
Sept. 1 from
on
the Kerhonkson
to
and
inclusive.
1962
to
$109,500 build¬
Dated
bonds.
Due
ept. 1, 1951.
52
Construction
1951
-
on
purchase of $55,000
House
quipment
(EST)
awarded
sealed
Oct.
until
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Y.
ing and equipment-1951 bonds of¬
fered on Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1147—
were
Offering
Lovett,
for the purchase of
Fremont, Ohio
Bond
bids
Sale—The
exten¬
sewer
on Sept. 24—
1043—was postponed.
p.
1953
Offering—Carrie
bids
bonds offered
174,
basis of about 1.46%.
a
Rochester Common Sch. Dist. No. 2
New
1948-1950
improvement
ment
v.
Warren, Ohio
Bond
City Auditor, will receive
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
usive. Interest A-O.
Legality apVandewater,
Sykes,
bonds.
Cedarville, Ohio
of
price
a
$92,000
extension, special
sewer
assessment
Trust
of Western New York,
White & Co., of
New York City, and the National
Commercial Bank & Trust Co., of
Buffalo,
1948-1950
syndicate
a
Marine
the
of
(1243)
of
re¬
Anderson County, Pelzer-Williamston Sch. Dist. No. 20 (P. O.
Anderson), S. C.
Bond
Offering
—
T.
Odell
gess^ Chairman of Board
Bur¬
of Trus¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. tees, will receive sealed bids at
(EST) on Oct. 18 for the purchase the office of Watkins & Watkins,
of $350,000
sewer bonds.
Dated in Anderson, until 11 a.m. (EST)
Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from on Oct. 12 for the purchase of
ceive
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1244)
$750,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952
1976 inclusive.
to
The bonds
ma¬
turing after Nov. 1, 1960, are call¬
able. Legality approved by Sink-
Gallatin,
WISCONSIN
interest cost of about 1.97%, as
natural follows:
bonds offered $772,000 l%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
174, p. 1044—
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $440,000
gas system
revenue
Sept. 26
on
v.
—
were awarded to a syndicate com¬
2,358,000 2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
ler, Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston. posed of the Equitable Securities
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Corp., Bohmer-Reinhart & Co., of
Rock Hill Sch. Dist. No. 12, S. C.
Killeen, Texas
Cincinnati, and C. H. Little & Co.,
Bond Offering — H. L. Dunlap, of
Bond Offering—W. S. Bigham,
Jackson, at a net interest cost
Chairman of Board of Trustees, of about
4.15%.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
will receive sealed bids until noon
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
Hawkins County (P. O.
(EST) on Oct. 11 for the pur¬
9
for
the
purchase of $300,000
Rogersville), Tenn.
chase
of
$500,000 school bonds.
bonds, as follows: /
Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Jan.
Bond Sale—The $260,000 bonds
$175,000 permanent improvement1 from 1953 to 1971 inclusive. The offered on Sept. 25—v. 174, p. 1148
1951 bonds.
Due on March 1
bonds maturing on Jan. 1, 1961 —were awarded to C. H. Little &
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive.
and thereafter are callable. Inter¬ Co.,
of Jackson, and Associates,
125,000 water works and sewer
est
J-J.
Legality approved by as follows:
improvement and extensionSinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of $160,000 funding bonds, at a net
1951 bonds.
Due on March 1
Charleston.
interest cost of about 1.78%.
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive.
100,000 school bonds, at a net in¬
South Carolina (State of)
The bonds are dated
Sept. 1,
terest cost of about 2.66%.
Bond
Sale—The $12,500,000
1951.
The bonds maturing after
State
School
bonds- offered
on
Knox County (P. O. Knoxville),
Sept. 1, 1966 are callable. Legality
Tennessee
'
Sept. 26 —v. 174, p. 1044 — were
approved by the Attorney-General
awarded to a syndicate composed
Bonds Not Sold—The only bid of the State, and McCall, Parkof the National City Bank, of New for the
$1,250,000 school bonds of¬ hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
York
City; Northern Trust Co., fered on Sept. 26—v.
174, p. 856— Midland
County (P. O. Midland),
the First National Bank, both of
was rejected.
T exas
Chicago; Glore,
Forgan & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn.
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Bond
Offering — Clifford C.
Bond Offering — Leon Gilbert,
Louis; Trust Co. of Georgia, of
Keith, County Judge, will re¬
Atlanta; First National Bank, of Chairman of Electric Power Board, ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Portland; Harris, Hall & Co., A. G. will receive sealed bids until 7:30 (CST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
Becker & Co., W. E. Hutton & p.m.
(CST) on Oct. 16 for the of $850,000 road, unlimited tax
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Wood, purchase
of
$3,500,000
electric bonds. Dated Nov. 10, 1951. Due
Struthers
&
Co.,
Laurence M. power revenue, series C bonds. on May 10 from 1953 to 1972 inclu¬
Marks & Co., all of New York Dated July
1, 1951. Due on July 1 sive. The bonds maturing after
City; Stroud & Co., of Philadel¬ from 1954 to 1981 inclusive.
The May 10, 1962 are callable. Inter¬
phia; City National Bank & Trust bonds maturing on Jan. 1, 1952, est M-N. Legality approved by
and thereafter are callable. Inter¬ Dumas, Huguenin &
Co., of Kansas City; Robert WinBoothman, of
throp & Co., of New York City; est J-J.
Legality approved by Dallas.
Milwaukee
Co.,
of
Milwaukee; Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Midland Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Courts & Co., of Atlanta; National
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond Offering — Frank Monroe,
City Bank, of Cleveland; New¬
White County (P. O. Sparta),
Superintendent of Schools, will
man,
Brown
&
Co.,
of
New
Tennessee
receive sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Orleans; J. M. Dain & Co., of
Minneapolis; Citizens and South¬ fi Bond Sale —The $20,000 high¬ (CST) on Oct. 4 for the purchase
ern National Bank of South Caro¬
way bonds offered on Sept. 4— of
$1,500,000 school-1951 bonds.
lina; Charleston; Varnedoe; Chis- v. 174, p. 683—were awarded to Dated Nov. 1, 1951. Due on Nov. 1
holf & Co., of Savannah; Huger, C. H. Little &
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. Inter¬
Co., of Jackson, as
Barnwell & Co., of Charleston, and l%s.
est M-N.
Legality approved by
Wyllie and Thornhill, of Char¬
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
TEXAS
Dallas.
lottesville, as IV2S, at a price of
100.22, a net interest cost of about Borden
County (P. O. Gail), Texas
VIRGINIA
ronto, jointly, as 4y4s, at a price of
98.27, a basis of about 4.21%. Due
Madison, Wis.
Bond
City
Offering —A.
Clerk,
from
Bond
t
TENNESSEE
Covington, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
issue
of
$350,-
000 light and water plant revenue
and general obligation bonds was
purchased
by
syndicate
a
com¬
of
M.
A.
Saunders
Memphis, at
2.42%,
of about
\
a
&
issue
of
$200,000 road and bridge bonds was
purchased by Frank B. McMahon
& Co., of Dallas, as 2'%s and
2%s,
at a price of 100.43. Dated
Aug. 1,
1951.
•
River
Harbor
Navigation
Dist. (P. O. Freeport), Texas
Bond
Sale—The
$2,600,000
im¬
Sept.
Co., both provement bonds offered on
25—v. 174, p. 1044—were awarded
net interest cost
as
follows:'
to
Due from 1952 to 1959 inclusive
Sale—The $250,000 public
improvement-1951 bonds offered
syndicate
a
Harris
Trust
composed
of
cost of about
$30,000
ton, First National Bank, of Dal¬
las, and the First of Texas Corp.,
of
San Antonio,
at a price of
Erwin, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 elec¬ 100.01, a net interest cost of about
2.20%, as follows:
tric
system revenue-1951 bonds
2y2s.
—were
awarded to C. H. Little
Sept. 20—v. 174,
p.
1044
21/4s.
from
&
Co., of Jackson, and W. N. Estes
& Co., of Nashville,
jointly, as 3s,
at par.
$855,000
Due
1952
to
485,000 2s. Due
>
,
1960
to
1959
Oct. 9
Bond Sale—The issue of
(CST)
a.m.
on
1955 to
on
Oct. 1 from 1952 to5l971 inclusive.
ronto,
Interest
A-O. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
•
*
County (P.
waukee), Wis,
4
O.
Bond
1
SOUTHERN STATES
Iron
Roofing Company
savannah, georgia
"
f
;
Sale—The
issue
house-1951
of
was
Legality approved by the Attor¬
Dividend on
Preferred Stock
ney-General
Vinson,
<
•
quarterly dividend of
thirty-one and one-quarter
cents (31.25c)
per share on
the Preferred Stock of this
Fort
has been declared,
payable on October 1,1951,
company
Worth
State,
&
and
Weems,
of
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
County
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
Oct.
on
until
15
$2,200,000
for
will
11
000
receive
house, series
awarded to
of
bonds
Sept. 26—v. 174,
the
a
p.
offered
1148—were
syndicate composed
Harris
Trust
>
Oct.
on
purchase
bonds.
ROSS G. ALLEN
Secretary and Treasurer
1
Wise
ceived
York
Southwest Co., of
N.
Edwards
Worth, at
a
from
for
p.m.
sewer
1952
sys¬
1, 1951. Due
to
1981
Sold
the
—
The bids
$1,080,000
bonds
jected.
in¬
re¬
school
offered
on
re¬
:■''V-*f;
/
WASHINGTON
Asotin
County, Asotin Sch. District
No. 400 (P. O. Asotin), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
764
p.
State,
—
on
were
2V2S, at
as
$54,000
school
Sept. 14—v. 174,
awarded
to
the
par.
Jefferson County Sch. Dist. No. SO
(P. O.
Port
Townsend), Wash.
$177,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered
174,
p.
on Sept. 17—v.
947—were awarded to the
First American National Bank, of
Port Townsend, at a net interest
&
Savings
Moses Lake, Wash.
Bond
City
City;
First
Dallas, and Wil¬
Co., of Fort
price of 100.003, a net
Offering—Ed
Clerk,
will
Penhallick,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 1
for the purchase of
$22,000 gen¬
eral
are
&
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1956
obligation bonds. Dated Oct.
date
1951.
Due
callable
of
on
Oct.
1966 inclusive.
after
issue.
5
15
from
The bonds
years
Interest
A-O.
from
Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
1952
to
1971
in¬
Offering
Mrs.
on
bonds.
1951. Due
1971
Dated
Sept.
1,
Sept. A from 1952 to
on
inclusive.
of
Sale—The
porate
to
and
issue
of
cor¬
was
chased by D e m p s e y
sive.
Sept.
1 from
pur¬
& Co.,
1,
1951.
1952 to
are
Due
on
inclu¬
1971
callable.
In¬
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Scotia, of Halifax, jointly, as 4s, at
price of 94.67, a basis of about
4.68%.
to
Due
1971
Cheyenne.
Township, Ont.
Sale—The issue of $878,-
735 improvement bonds
was
pur¬
chased
by R. A. Daly & Co., of
Toronto, and the Dawson, Han¬
naford, Ltd., of Montreal, jointly,
41/2s,
as
at
price
a
of
QUEBEC
Wyo.
Sale—The*$34,000
Growers
July 2 from 1952
on
inclusive.
York
build¬
St.
ing bonds offered on Sept. 20—v.
174, p. 856—were Awarded to the
Stock
$100,-
100.03,
National
>
r
Bank, of
'
Jerome
School
.
Commission,
Quebec
,
Bond
Sale—The issue of $290,school bonds was purchased
000
by Savard, Hodgson & Co„ and
Morgan, Kempf & Robertson, both
of Montreal, jointly, as, 4s, at a
price of 95.67, a basis of about
CANADA
4.57%. Dated Sept. 1, 1951. Due
ONTARIO
Barrie,
000
Sept.
1
clusive.
Ont.
Sale—Thejssue of $580,-
improvement bonds
chased
by
was
syndicate
a
pur¬
composed
Co.,"Cochran, Mur¬
all
& Co., and R. A. Daly & Co.,
of Toronto, as 4% s, at a price
of
98.21,
ray
Due
on
a
basis of about 4.47%.
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
issue
improvement bonds
of
•
to
:
1971
,
of
$196,-
was
pur¬
the Equitable Securities
Canada, and the
Bank
■>
Township, Ont.
Sale—The
chased by
of
1952
t.
Br ant ford
Bond
a
Scff. Dist. No. 13
Veteran),
O.
of
basis of about 4.49%. Due on May
1 from 1952 to 1960 inclusive.
WYOMING
Goshen County
Ont.
issue
a
of
terest M-S.
(P.
■
Sound,
Sale—The
Bond
The bonds
Bond
Parry
*
Chicago.
Dated
Sept. 1 from 1952
on
inclusive.
improvement bonds was pur¬
chased by Wood, Gundy &
Co., of
Toronto, and the Bank of Nova
$385,-
refunding
bonds
purpose
March
Due
1971
000
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Campbellsport), Wis.
building
4.65%.
Bond
Ashfprd, Eden,
Free
Bond
was purchased
syndicate composed of A. E.
a
j
Auburn and Osceola Union
000
Township, Ont.
Interest M-S.
Village of Campbellsport and
Towns
inclusive.
Toronto; Dawson,
Hannaford, Ltd., Bank of Mont¬
real,
and
the
Royal
Securities
Corp., all of Montreal, as 4V2S, at
a
price of 99.59, a basis of about
Oct. 2 for the purchase of $80,000
building
1971
Ames & Co., of
Otto
(CST)
sold
improvement bonds
Petsch, District CM-k, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
was
f Bond Sale—The issue of $94,000
by
—
improvement bonds
Nepean
Wisconsin
Bond
Sale—The issue of $300,-
1952 to
Interest
Rubicon Joint School District No. 3
594
Sept. 27—v. 174, p. 1044—were
Bank,
liam
3
County (P. O. Wise), Va.
1953 to
New
until
4.41%.
Sons, of Winnipeg, and the Im¬
perial Bank of Canada, of Mont¬
real, jointly. Due on Oct. 1 from
of
Dated
F-A. Legality approved by Chap¬
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
15,
of
bids
tem bonds. Dated Oct.
Bank, of Chicago; Chase National
<
to
re¬
Oct. 10 for the purchase
on
$3,130,000 school
1951
1952
of Gairdner &
will
price of 96.65,
Due on
a
privately to James Richardson &
(CST)
a.m.
the
stadium
Aug. 1, 1951. Due
Bond
cost of about 2.32%.
Texas
stockholders of record
Elkins
Bond Sale—The
on
September 21,1951.
the
Houston.
A
to
of
Clerk,
$185,000 water and
$290,-
bonds
purchased by Russ & Co., and the
Columbian Securities Corporation
of Texas, both of San
Antonio,
jointly, at a net interest cost of
about 2.13%.
Dated Oct. 1, 1951. Due on
April
1
from
1952
to
1967
inclusive.
■
(EST)
of
improvement
County, Lamar Con. Ind.
school
sealed
Bonds Not
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Richmond), Texas
000
ceive
Town
from
pur¬
Kenora, Ont.
Bond
Canadian
Commerce, both of To¬
from
1952
to
Westmounty,
'
Slaughter,
at
about
was
Mil-
Bond Offering—C. M. Sommers,
Sept. 1 from
on
of
Septal
-
4s,
as.
basis
a
bonds
clusive.
Milwaukee
inclusive.
Gordonsville, Va.
Bond Offering — Lucille M.
inclusive.
2V4S. Due on March
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Fort Bend
Due
$45,000
improvement
chased by Anderson & Co., of To¬
L 1951. Due
inclusive.
1976
Ontf
bonds. Dated Oct.
from
1
Wood, of New York City.
inclusive.
1,260,000
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1
March 1 from
on
1963
March
on
1954
Sept.
inclusive.
Dunnville,
for the purchase of $800,000 school
follows:
as
on
220,000 l%s.
&
Due from 1966 to 1971 inclusive
on
1.79%,
Due
1952 to
,,
offered
4s.
the
Savings Bank, of
as 2Vzs.y
Chicago, F. S. Smithers & Co., of
Due from 1960 to 1965 inclusive New York
City, Eddleman-Pollok
as
2!/ts. v.
Co., Fridley & Hess, both of Hous¬
as
Sept. 26—v. 174, p. 1148—were
to Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
a price of
100.01, a net interest
on
1971
sealed
awarded
'
.
Danville, Va.
Bond
at
Brazos
posed of J. C. Bradford & Co., of
Nashville, First National Bank,
and
Sale—The
to
Bareis,
.
1.46%.
1952
W.
receive
will
bids until 10
Monday, October 1, 1951
...
.
1971
on
in¬
Que.
Bond
Sale—-The issue of $600,000 road improvement, land pur¬
chase and
municipal building
struction bonds
was
con¬
purchased by
Wood,- Gundy & Co., of Toronto,
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
of Montreal, jointly, at a price of
100.38, a net interest cost of about
3.92%, as follows:
and the
$245,000 3%s. Due
1952 to 1961
354,500 4s. Due
1962 to
The
1951.
1981
bonds
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
are
dated
May
1,
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